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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
NOTICE FOR PuBi1cAT1oN.

Land Office at Bismarck, N. D., MOVE. 1906:
Notice is hereby, given that the following
to make finaI proof in support Of his claim, and
that saidproof will be made before Peter A.
Schmidt. 5Cletl Of Court, at Washburn' N. D.
Simon Szelap. H.E. 2so7s. dated Oct. 12. 1904
for the Nw1A, Sec; 8, twp.1 45 NJ, Range TOW.
his c~ontinuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Dick Thomson John kanski. Mike Krnsch,
of Wilton, N. d. and J.P. Peterson, bf Wash
No. s5oH NJ. H. Jewell. Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Indictments charging fraud have
been reported by the grand jury Of SUI
folk county, Mass, against Ferdinand
e. Borges. formerly director and al.
legged promoter Of the Ubero Planta'
ton company, and former Congress.
man William d. Owen Of Indiana, an
alleged associate of Borges.
Seeking revenge upon the man whom
he declares had alienated the affections
Of his wife, Morris Jacobs, q Chicago
physical culture instructor, shot and
perhaps fatally wounded F. II. Force
. painter and paperhanger, besides &C.
cidentally shooting two other persons
The federal grand jury at st. Louis
has returned an indictment against
United States Senator Burton of Kan
sas. 1t is stated that certain features
In the former indictment against Sen
ator Burton, which vas quashed, were
remedied in this new indictment.
Harry A. Leonard. the young Wall
street clerk who stole $3.50 worth
of securities from the City National
bank Of New York city recently, has
been sentenced to fourteen months
imprisonment in Elmira reformatory
\ The coroner's jury Investigating the
Brennan tragedy at Minneapolis, in
which three children were killed. and
q fourth and the stepmother wounded.
has returned a verdict holding. Mrs
Brennan responsible for the crime.
In a fight over the branding Of a pet
horse Orville Heads. eight years old.
who lives near Hereman, Ind, fatally
stabbed his brother Clarence, eleven
years old. Clarence died two hours
after being wounded.
Thomas R. Clement. the aged presi.
dent of the defunct First National bank
Of F%,aribault, MIMI, convicted of fraud.
ulent banking, has been sentenced to
serve eight years in the Saltwater
~penitentiary.
Edward G. Cunliffe of Pittsburg, the
Adams Express robber, has been sen.
fenced to serve six years in the peni.
Tertiary. Cunliffe was sentenced on
two charges Of larceny, ag%gregating
100000.
In a duel fought on the streets Of
Norris City, ILL.,, between Postmaster
Henry Wakeford and Marshal Jesse
Buttrey both were wounded and physt
clans state both cannot recover.
During the absence of the private
Waterman on guard at Schumann's
Sons jewelry store in New York city
thieves entered the place and carried
off $4,000 worth of silyerware.
Six indictments in New York cleo.
ton fraud cases we're returned Mon.
day by the grand Jury. No district
leaders or other prominent politicians
were included in the list.
Charles r. Solin, cashier Of the
Northern Pacific company's Office at
Billings, Mont, has been arrested
charged with embezzling $1,000.
Two companies of militia have been
ordered to Whitwell, Tenn, where a
battle between the strikers and non.
union miners is reported.
The United States circuit court of
'appeals has refused Mrs. Cassie L
Chadwick's application for a new trial.
Three negroes charged with the muir.
der of a white farmer were lynched
by q mob at Henderson, Tex.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
Notice for Publication.

Land, Gfice at bismarck. N. D., Nov. 10: 1905.
Notice is. hereby. given that the following.
to make Hnsi proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Peter A.
Schmidt Clerk of District Court, at Washburn,
N. D. on January 2, 1905, viz:
Nike PrOkOp ii, E. No. 1889, dated Dec. -,
1900, for the sN'A of section No. 81, township
ism. range - y. .%s5ss
his c%ontinnons residences upon and cultivation
OF said land, Wis: =.
aandF fcds Pfofopi III 81 McClusky, N. %.
s.gss ltsl7 N b. Jewell, Rsgistsr. II II
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
STATEMENT is DENIED.
President Did Not Express Sympathy
With British Liberals.

~ y .NfsSSS
With British Liberals.
Washington, Jan. "a statement in
the cable dispatches from London that
President Roosevelt has expressed
"his hearty sympathy" with the Lib.
eral party in Great Britain induces NO
direct statement from the president,
While the president probably received
d. M. Mason, candidate for the British
parliament. who referred to his
friendly interview" with the presi;
dent, no recollection of Mr.. Masons
call is entertained by either the pres:
ident or officials at the White House,
The president makes it plain he gave
to nobody an expression Of sympathy
with any political party of Great Brit
ain or with the candidates candid Of any
party.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
Assistant Secretary Of state.

Washington, Jan. 3.-Announcement
is made by the atesdepartment that
Huntington Wilson Of Illinois, now
first secretary Of the legation at To.
kio, has been decided upon as the
successor to Mr.. Peirce, third assist
ant secretary Of state. Irwin B. Tough
lin, second secretary Of legation at
Toxic. will be promoted to first secre.
tary ~ A .a3t
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
Denies AIlgthe Allegations.

Milwaukee, Jan. 3.-4The Pabst
Brewing company Of this city assiled
Its answer in the case of the govern
1nent, wherein 1t Is charged with VIC.
,lating the Elkins law A. areceiying
bates. The answer IA a,General denial
soft the allegations contaafed e The
scOmplaint.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
WILL FIGHT THE MEASURE.
Protective Tariff League Opposes Free
Trade With Philippines.

6bSSSSSSvS 0ts 1Sa0aS SFHSoSo
Trade With Philippines.
New York, Jan. 3.-The annual meet.
ing of the American Protective Tariff
league will be held at the national
headquarters of the organization in
this city on Jan. 9. The meeting is
considered of unusual Importance ow:
ing to the fact that the league has
placed itself in opposition to President
Roosevelt on the question of free trade
with the Philippines.
The Philippine tariff is now before
the house of representatives and the
Tariff league has already taken steps
to fight the measure. An officer of the
league gave it as his opinion that even
if the measure passed the house the
senate could be relied Upon to stran.
gle it.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-01-05
BLOW TO AMERICAN TRADE.
New Brazilian Tariff Bears Heavily on
Certain Products.

Certain Products.
Washington, Jan. "a serious blow
has been struck at the American ex-
port trade by Brazil, according to ad-
vices received by cable from Petrop-
oils, the diplomatic suburb of Rio
Janeiro. This is to the effect that an
order has just been issued putting in
force the new tariff, which bears with
great severity upon imports of Amer
lean flour, grains and many other i'm
portant commodities.
The state department has been pow
erless to offer Brazil any inducement
to desist from the increase Of duties
on American products. 3&:s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07

any congressman who proposes 10
admit meat from Canada aud Mex
ieo without tax
Platforms are announced by poo
iitlcsl parties bats for suckers.
aot for application aa political pTlu-
aipleE Government officials talk
like r. lot 81 sentimental girls about
she brave boys iu blue aud then
send the soldiers embalmed beef
They talk about the duties u pa
rents ard educators 70 children and
permit dealers in foods 10 poison
children with deadly adultsfaiions
our orators have said give us
liberty u death When the PHI
iinos show the same spirit We give
them death.
Everywhere you look Is hypo-
efisy"
-pataey" o. native ~ Toledo. o.
If has been q cowboy in Cheyenne
and restaurants Keeper in Denver
and Chicago. lie came 90 this city
during the worlds fair ~ 1893 20
protect q blind man aho travelled
from Denver e. consult an ueeulift
That doctor gave mc my first
Lesson IL hypaefisy SID heaffiess-
ness. said King lie examined the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
ROAD FROM NOME
TO KOTzEBUE

To construct a road from Nome
across the Seward peninsula to
kotzobue sound. TO be operated in
connection with the extensive miu.
ing development will be the chief
work for this season by the North.
western Development Co. accord
ing to Major l. n. French. head OF
the company. and who has just
returned from the east
As announced before in The Star.
Major French a. associated ia
northern enterprises with John Ro-
scne OF the Northwestern Steamship
Co. The two men financed the
deal for the purchase OF the Nome
4 Arctic railroad. aud les extension
to kotEehue sound Rails TO lay
40 miles of track. and rolling stock
have been purchased and are now
on the way west.
Major French viii remain IN Sc.
attic until the first of June. when
he viii go north To- Nomo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07

old mans eyes Jerking him g..
~ N he was q horse 'You're -.
blind. You viii never see ths ~.
tor told him brutality
What 90 ! owe yosr m. ha.,
man asked. his voice shaklag -.
emotion IA
Twenty-Five dollars. How u..
have you Rotf4
Ten dollars said the bllss M,
'Ia that aiiT
Yes. sverg cent
Wei give me that ssls a.
doctor sou can owe me ths 49,.
Thea be turned 10 a ts.s,.
dressed woman and spoke N ~, .
kindly polite manner that I 49, !.
look al the man twice 70 nns.ts a,
self he was the same fellow
The blind man flshed a., a.
only so bili and gave II 10 =. I.
uny the doctor The doctor rsses.s
out faf o. Nix, sale I rasass
tho surprised doctor out Of tbs 81
and husiied ny blind friend lbte :.
street I slipped The SIC haes ~.
hiH pocket and rot frsirhi 49,.
ductof 60 dead head him hon.
fhat doctors conduct was t.,a.
cal ~ business msthadk."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07

In New York. where the anfihin
/ movement had already led 70 .
Wholesale condemnation Ct ~
wearing of plumage 10 obtained. Ne
matter " again being considered b
women who are wiiling to sacFinrs
the delights derived from wearix
bird coTpses for the sake Of preserr-
ina the beautiful In nature.
Spring millinery Is an utter r.
fianoe OF the laws Of bird pnoteciioe
and millions OF brilliant hnsa
songsiers have been killed 70 N
deck the woman Of 1906.
Among the birds 10 Amerfcs ihx
have suffered through womsns "
sire for adornmont are the snsss
heron. the brilliant fismingo snt
the Carolina paroquet These BIRDS
have been practically extermina's1
The Kentucky cardinal Is anethf
brilliant bird that has been ran
lessly slaughtered. while Wilson's
tern. the beautiful seagnll. has Az
en- on the altar OF woman's love 10
accommodation The rufy
throated hummingbird. the ouly cue
OF this species 10 be found 10 ihs
northern states, has been Amos
driven out
Legislation in several states ~
helped protect the birds and WIS
there has been a tendency la'els y
disregard the laws In AmeFiea =
believed that the decided s'sn-
taken by Queen Alexandra VII AZ
have its effect here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
REAl rsrATE-con,ipusd,
MOmdlaY
Bargains

~
3 eso-A new els faem heass. madsfn. with
cement foundation W basement go.
sasWenis ati raid this property is
~ MHdfnnH TERI addition has fine
tiaH - i.sha Washington ana Aauua
iaihs beautiful hafae faf tho
nlauff
. aqo aeyen room modern house 9n lai Ds
y r. iN e. Evergreen ilsea This ia an
80 sstslisni home Terms
t.eao Fies faan aetsfn oattase bot nsis9
~ sund view, Can be had an easy
ttH. 81 faan medsfh oattans iot Ntino
N Iifst ave hest Hnah
q uao sisht fpom naisrn ha.ass rorhsr Zoe
esia feet flne ,isH - sound aud
Mountains hainsthian worth iufrs
- iisaiiHs
tdtie-A strictly maasru hauss eh capitol
- rs. e fs@s ttsi p sfs' 80
- proud n Cen Be hHi un sssf
terms
0atak0 Takes sirht faain strictly ueasfn
house. With fafnhUe hHai ana haaF
mCnt uu nafahfffntH ave- en iHNr
pint
and lots in West Seattle THIS rfHu
eftk 10 rapidly Increasing ia value
We have HaiHa apni huFH
e. ~ Wi take asrusy ea szHf aaA Asd
isan 81 feet 90 MHaiaHH q feet 90
Und ave tisfe 10 aFHains snap
e. 80 viii huy tna ~ ti.e finest iats in
fisHslir atiittaH hhH hiHfh ffuin
Fallfuad aHa street az. Fpad fafiHf1
site
81 L1d T0f f4uF fata elsia5 feet. an ifih
ave vest aHatetfflsz teH fHeH -
Sound See Hnfth - sradtns dome
uu prosperity fHshg fef haiifius tsfHh
at ilssH
teE rnf tsa afFss 81 Poster Here IL ths
EaHn ~ lifetime faf ussH Hha
waHfs ha4Ha
g. - fhfHs t.ssufifal lnis ia NORTH hfsad
vsf district. ptiN. iins view
Terms
aus REALTY INVESTMENT 90
90 Nes furh Hiafk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
ENGINEER
MANGLEO
MAN IN CHARGE or DvsaM'r
ING SQUAD AT FRISCO VIZ
CAUGHT UNDER A fAlL'No
WALL.

SAN FRANCISCO. May T.
Caught under the falling walls
the Mccormick hotel, while
charge Of squad Of engineers {
gagged In dynamiting dange'e
walls in the vicinity OF Turk
Mason sts. Quartermaster sefs''
G. II. Robbins was seriously ins
yesterday
Two charges had previouslf
exploded when the wall fell
bins companions succeeded -
ting clear. but he was caughi
tons Of material His CscaR
instant death was miraculoas
took nearly two hours for y
diers and police 20 dis him 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07

otH HANSON
SO
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sa 80 -. 80 m ~ = g.. "a .sa a 80. 80
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ehsta e. So fftFs eaksHs ssstnnes fis.s
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sisfs fhfsls frees - iass est-zsfia usl-
80 Hsishts. cess tsfnss fias 81 ftsi.
seatis aogusf - IVA sss Naafk ana
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Ftns sszss. sssass hs,ss,s "a r.r.stst ,ftn
nsastefu tN sssfr feaf,erf ffss ttsa - aaI
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&C. enif tsp fsss. g.a
noutls epsnsf ea r.ie,et nsosasss an
faaH ftstHtrt nraf Afsiphl taiIsHs fisffss.
laeh fhis 40
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finf szsefa hoH5s asi a. wosii.sn sasr
terms iaHEe BE- fHesiefn - srsfs fs.t.sTi.
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sniaN haus~s ne five srE fhs nfhsf fhFrs
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lfsrsns ena inrreasa w sa1ne ana hart
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07


BUILDING aITEF
g. f1a- Narth iuuaauay. corner ilaxt1e with
alley faces vast. sod sise fie
rash
e. sao Haibicr heights eatner 1xIao faces
east nnF view Fsa rssh
g 30 Near Madison ana 18Th. Wafn. Vert
Haai ln.ailan for small business
rfapstty tsrfuu
q 800 East QuraH Anne 1pNio1 corner.
raad view e cash sill handle
q. no. NHar heHler. nu eana. ruruaf saN f1A
WeH situated some view seff ssr1
terms
81 ooo East ouesa Anne sHain we'll rt.
Hafsd fine site. time view Teiun
$50 Nufth broadway. faKfHu. fHelHH East
well situated with EneI view. very
eaHf terms
40 -R.inisr Heights. fuB Iot with ole.
CANT View fine location. Iarms
500 hadr1na Ridge t'etia. nice site and
llHs we'll. p cash
SEQ University H arre very nicely To-
satri sifsa 500 plenty of fhaHi
$50 North broadway. pnfnrr tnKtfa with
alloy yef1 Feod location Is sash
ftN" Near EaHfiahe. tklnl. hleh aud
slightly. elegant NiHe. Mice IuratIau.
Aafth NrHadWnY. Axll0 uvsl 10 cor
net nicely situated ID cash
$3.50 West Queen Anne tnvluH facing
west wen situated and good view.
tsoo-lsast queen Anne. sdsin. near nay
NdhHul only tfH taHh
Thrre aro an HaHa ones AZ thr price ask
- call ana see uh We wifi tell vou
more ntoui them tcfe fst acquainted
Wei De- HlHt O. serve FuH and CEN rnna
something 0rH class lH any locality yuu
want 20 Eo Boa. uut motto. "ua az you
s ssTss
WAUVAun REALTY rDAfpAsfy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07

Especial Correspondence To The
STAR
NEW YORK. May 8-The inter.
est taken by the queen of England
ia the protection Of birds that are
slaughtered FOR their plumage is al.
ready having a far reaching effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
THE soHEr.


Belongs 20 the heron family.
The aiRretto II made from
. feathers taken from the backs
. % the white egret
These feathers grow only
. during the breeding season
. and at that time the old birds
. are killed
. When the parent birds are
q Killed the young are Jeff 10
q perish Ia their nests.
Each cEret Yields hut lie OF
. an ounce Of plume feathers
The feathers on one hat fire.
. quentlY represent the death 81
n dozen birds. including the
. young that die Of starvation
Feather hunters have prac-
. ticaily exterminated the two
. plume bearing species OF
. herons In America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07

CHICAGO. H. May 'patney'
King. for more thau u decade the
king gambler II ChinaEo. b. about
In retire.
pataeY won $4,000 month on
the average for yeats in Chicago,
but be hasn't got ~ 90 now. A. that
he's we'll OF having fine home a.
t4sa Washington boulevard, worth
about $500 and maybe he can
aefape up $50 600 besides
n uRH fBHy COME easy go with
rntaey, like with John T. Sullivan.
lie was always ready 70 stake his
friends. and esse u poverty got
riss out Of king inatanter and ale
ways.
'PaisrY" has n brother ia the
mining business and the gambler
viii invest hia money with him
4 was nt least h million 20 tho
good once said the king ~ gam
bier 10 The Htnr correspondent. but
Il slipped through my fingers ~
didn't stick Gambling money never
does. About the Kind that IL hard
est 10 get rld Of IL the coin ufunR
aui ~ the hearts ana bodies u the
poor.
After = man chests his Fellows
fef 20 years aHa wrinKH money out
u ihcif bread meat ard clothes. or
Tor rent. be- dies &C. hauorrd citizen
and he sons So into palitica and run
the town A square gambler that
sifea nm even break for the money
and she unfortunate women who be-
ablnn aaeieiY's 0utrasfa and rs their
own sacrifices protect their sisters
STE the most deHplsed and hated
creatures
The gambler opens game aud
pays for protection. Then be pays
hiaCkmHii 20 landlords They
charge hiEh prices f8f coal sheds
and cellars paid one respected
citizen $50 month faf foul hole
IA basement while he was posing
aa crusader against vice
N Ne look Ourselves in the face
Nn will find - are nation 81
hKpprflisa The government de-
mnnds tAr highest citizenship. then
goes lnto partnership with whisky
/ aiaiiiieFH 90 dsbaneh tie pupuiaee
ITS highest officers preach virtue
and sell out TIE people 70 trusts
While demanding the reduction ef
the price ~ coal % tie people they
prevent abolition ~ ths tariff oH
/ fuel
Loudly proelaiminR they VIII
punish iae packers faf robblnE The
/ people they Wait thsif anger upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
"cLUBS TRIUMPH IN KING OF
GAMBLERS RETIRING SHor

PATSY KING, WHO WON $4,000
A MONTH FOR YEARS ~ CHI
cAoo. TAKES a CLUB At
SOME MODERN BuslhEs8
METHODS ~ MONEY WON M
GAMBLING HARD TO STICK.
SOME OTHER KINDS THAT
DO STICK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
SEATTLE STUDENT HoNoRep

NEW HAVEN, May Arthur
NJ shepard. of Seattle. has been
awarded the second Mclaughlin
prize for the best essay In con.
test In the freshman class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-07
OLE HARMON
- Nsa fnfk lginrk
Msiu fft iss ~

= ~ H'iis e5-as TesT N5vs-67 Tsr1
stv = aha oHa ti,ek ffa1n Ger ori,
p - isHHs uf ssrhanaa Tor property
sruosn haa.s ~ si'ssiaa IN nanstt
e.nse - ssn co. tines - sarien 81 size
aoHn. Ha rsr me
.regu sauss teo ~. nns garden.
sfpr hsffiss twa esr lines musi ell 81
:. Orr 3, sssio las.. COZ = sn AZ. H.
NEBRASKA HEAtrY co.
fAtI pc oriental fiids -
- aoiM Alaska iiliF
as Desirable lat West os.n Acme
ta0 1af ints well situated. Iim Ave
University district
wlfTLEh = JOHNSTON
n Houses Lots. gsrms. Acreage
Nnsinsss corner isatiu. xins o.,
! n ,os sraon haa.,. eerpsf l.t sa,iw o,.
improved viz frait .'th a. ave- - Msa l'Ss
! , ssfss fine laed. hoe II - waterfront
ueo
+. acres VI lana HHfh f.fuHfr house harm
chicken BONUSES. fine riraHhffrV patch j.
hHafinH fruit freeH miles from town AMI
school. e minutes ride GA tnttrtffIsan
WfTTtEH s tptfNErON
Haams if 80 Fu naFua uIork
fihanas Main iit. lad gAf
GOOD
rAWaH
FufE
BALE
CHEAP
A harHHtn boz n aa-acrc farm well heated
~ acres CLEARED. nars partly cleared house
harm. pHultrY house Welt spring uruhari.
cows. horse wagon. tuats puuitfF pigs
etc. ~ with the place all for 3 go
hafe other r0od farm huNa
l. ArHENGLE. sm Arcade
fhanes Vain tae fnd Cif
VIEW LNTs
A nua double rHrnrr, with unuhafflrfahI
Wow ~ hey ana mountains. A harFatn at
500 Nef1 easy terms
"a g ORR a eco
lni-s Atnsfa Utr
Fnf hals-i0 aefea Fnsd land tiafJIV rietr|
td' un good rnnd. IA milea ffum u n VA
Won 2 funu huuHe. chicken house ami barn
Hft Hl water. HtHa. rHN auH fnM anH rnr.
uru teelH. far air $40
VIRTUE. 800 boston .uIook. =