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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

E. G. Rice of Gray was down to
Audubon the last of the week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

If you want your bike" mended
Call and see Mr.. Ray Leonard. If
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

Edwin L. Harris of Atlantic stop
ped over here Monday night with his
cousin DR.. r. l.. Harris.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

r. L. Clarkson went to Des MOines
Sunday and from there to OsceOla on
business.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

Mrs. Mary Clark of Hamlin was "
to Audubon on business Friday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

Matte Hensley daughter of VIM
HenselY wasup TO Audubon Saturday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-18

H. B. Herbert returned to Audubon
Monday from a visit with relatives at
Atlantic.
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',lce LICENSES

pc.r...on. Salt Lake; Mar
rsn. ~ ssi'P preston. Ida; Jeii-
IS P1Sse' Salt Lake. Ethel
,.,l gay PARK Park city Annie f.
tlfSil, sior. Sail Lake; Ann's
gay aln,sisd. Salt Lake Louise
sr .Sss sSnI sor6 Salt Lake; Olga
fsI, sIsy, Ss sail Lake Florence
q san sasure. Gem. Ida Annie
senSsne' Wash. ,,o,, Pin
,l InnEe. -Heber; May Pm
bss Coalville; Lillian
:, salt Lake, ,. r,r. r,,cv
sSsilnsion. Park Ci'' Lucy
s'icu, citT Junction GitE; ;.!!;t ksn,' Kan
sson, , junction CIV az h9n, an
: sissSaner, Salt Lake. Clare
frsIf Lake
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FOR SAlE-REAL ESTATE

is 1T COTTAGE? THE VERY
best for the least money, uuequalled
In this city. Exclusive agency.
s3s West Ord South. 5-room mod. cot
tage, the lot 25x140 TO alley, $2lOO. WIN
allow $l00 for repairs.
o17 Summerby st., 8-room cottage
60x137 to alley. s225o. Easy terms.
1867 Windsor ave, handsome 4-room
brick cottage, 50xl57 to alley; s2100.
9Th East near 9Th South. 50xl67. g.
room mod. cottage; s3250.
Groom mod. cottage, near 4th East
and 18th South, 75T12o feet, the lot oil
under lawn, fruit trees, one Of the pret-
tiest homes. southeast; s2s00.
On Lake st. near 9th South and 7th
East, q 6-roonl mod, brick cottage, lot
55x150 feet; $3.50.
14S South 18th East. Broom mod.
brick. $3.50 cash. SIS per month. includ-
ing 6 per cent interest; s2SOo.
st, near 1st broom mod. brick.
lot 21ex7 rods. 1880.
Little ways north Of this place on
corner, a 5-roon1 modern brick cot
tage, lot 24x6h rods. $4,000
On Q st. near 1st 6-room mod. brick
cottage, connected with sewer, lot 2AI
7 rods: $500.
On Q St. near 2nd ct. 4-room mod.
| cottage, connected with sewer. clean
place; $4,000.
On 3rd st, near r st. south front.
| oxlO rods, with I-room mod residence.
! $4,000.
On r at. near End, 7-room modern
2-story frame; $1,000.
Elegant broom modern brick cottage
on corner on 81 St, facing south and
west Nothing better In the city for
| the money. $4,000.
Near University, a s-room modern
frame. adobe lined, lot 50xl50 feet TO
alley; $3.50.
Another one In the same neighbor-
hood. Groom brick, same size lot, we'll
Improved with flowers. fruit and shade;
$3.50
On NJ St, Groom 2-story brick with
furnace and everything complete; $500;
| lot 2kI7 rods.
On 3rd St. bet o and P. the best =
room modern residence for the money
In this city. II must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Price $500
Several hundred others In all parts
OF the city.
A. Richter. 10 ". Let South st.
Phones 6n. y1s15
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1 WANTED

{ ~ CONTRACT FOR ONE
,r.d cords OF Quakingasp
N 19 Inches IN diameter.
mi green and peeled. to
y, our factory. Call oil
o.sdlng and Manufacturing
n Sorth and Srd West, salt
y2014
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DIED

~. rs,ryiew, Utah. at 2 a.
re daughter of Mrs. f.
yea aIrth street, and els
y ga,,iIIom tlS waterfall of this
husband and one child.
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CASH REGISTERS

ATIoNAL CASH REGISTER. OS-
car Groshell. sales agent, No. 221
Main 81, Expert caah register repair
ing Secondhand registers always In
stock nl5SU
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I FOR STATE RIGHT.
\ on hand. OF best selling
'.tsrle made: every sale a
.sees. a rustler can clean
4, 5000 yearly for a life
,srsstigation and trial oil
IA. ll-health reason for
irsss E 5, Tribune. y2OS0
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a-RoOM FRAME. NEW, CITY WATER.
lot 37I5xl6o feet to alley; $3.50. $500
cash bal easy.
4-room pr brick, new, modern good
cellar, corner lot. 37hNl5o It; $3.50;
groom brick; $500. 500 cash. SIS a
month. ~
7-room frame. modern. 3 blocks from
business center; $500
S-room pr, brick. modern. cement
walks. lot 45x150 IT; $4,000, easy terms
Hubbard Invst. Co. rs w, End So,
both phones lis ylSs'
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RELIABLE MEN TO
\ the Young Mems Chris
s6on Employment Depart;
~ for the right men. 1853
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-26

n INCH MEAT BLOCK:
,;Ion and price. Address
y20T6
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If IN DOUBT. CALL FIRST ON MA,
dam Schneider. noted palmlst. car9
r.ader and psychic, for correct and
.,ai',a HE sdvice. Has helped thousands.
vii helm YOU. As W. 3rd So. w92t
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WAMTED-HELP

GOOD ALL-AROUND BUTCHER
can get position by telephonins or
writing to F.. D.. Sutton &. Co. Park
City, Utah. Good wages. x2ass
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

THE KELLEY CO.: PURE ICE
cream and shcrbets; prompt deliv-
cry. 26 Richards street: both 'phooes
1929. w557
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HOMES. d"
S125o-NEAT 3-RM. HOME. so. EAST;
almost new; pantry and cellar lot
2sxl26 IT. Only $50 cash; balance
easy terms. .''' ' '--
S5co-New modern 5-rm. home. attractive
convenient and solidly built; on 9th
East between 9th and 10th So
&5oco-Modern s-rm.s in perfect condition.
lst st, facing go.
ss16o-Close In, on east side. Well located
modern 10-rm. home. A snap.
LOTS.
: 5oo-West 9r So. facing So, +o-ft lot,
near 9Th West.
s3Do-E. lst &c., Ihx1s5 IT, near 10th
East
Wilson Sherman Co.. So W. And So. Tel.
4s2
REAL ESTATE DAY JUNE 5s yles1
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LADY SECOND COOK. APPLY 255
So. 1st West ST. y2oso
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l@-INF0RMATION

4 ,m,nhlGHT, AGED A.. A
rs.s,nen Nevada two years
= sl years In Tuscarora. Any
n,m VIII be gratefully re-
-, asso parents. John r
1lk ylSIS
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PIPE-6O,OOO FEET

ALSO STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery. steam and electricity. ].
NJ. Sven, 1856 SO, 2rd West. n9l6
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PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH
use OF dining room and kitchen;
modern. Is f.. 9th So y20So
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

THREE-ROOM COTTAGE, PANTRY
and closet. Inquire 40 So. 1st West:
$22. y2095
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
lNnSI Slle

SAMPLE" BARGAINS.
West Side.
S3650-For q beautiful 5-room bk-, on
West 2nd South, pore. bath; toll
let; Q. l.; fnc lawn. cent walk
all around
sl675-For A-room cream bk.. sth West
and 2nd South; terms.
$1375-For Broom: Sth West and End
South.
S2750-For 7-room mod. blk, West 1st
South; terms.
s36b0-For 7-room mod bk near West
2nd South. terms.
s3ooo-For groom mod. bk.. 7th West
and End South; terms.
East Side.
s325O-For Groom mod; 2nd street,
s3i5O-For Groom mod; connected with
sewer; 18th East.
s275o-For 5-room mod. 9th East; $50
down and $40 per month
S315O-For 6-room mod: new bk-; 9Th
street.
so6OO-For broom bk, near 9th East;
$1,000 down and $40 per month
s1O6O-For 4-room, Bryan ave-. $3.50
down and s6.65 per month.
n,,nl I
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= ROOM IN PRIVATE
q t,shppl ,whuple; gentlemen pre-
y SsssnShged. 266 E. 9Th So.
- y115S
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TWO COAT AND ONE PANTS
maker. w. f. Stone. suite S. over
eiher oanN. xSZ0
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MONUMENTS g. ToMBST0NES

CIV NEW CARLOADS TO SELECT
rom r Mckenzie, 5e2 go. State. "
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YOUNG GIRL ABOUT IL TO 1s TO
help with houeeworkl S26 w. No.
Temple. v114e
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ESIRABL HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; new, modern house, gas fuel
165 w. 5th So. y202o
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% CLOTHING, WILL
|,ntIon Army: both phones.
1871
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A SNAP FROM THE OWNER, FOR
one week only You can buy new,
modern pressed brick house. rooms,
pantry, cellar halls and bath. just
finished, southeast part OF city; lot
50xl40: only one block from car and
schoolhouse; one-half cash and balance
mortgage, or you can pay all cash If
YOU want to, take look at 1t before IL
is gone: both the house and the price
Will suit you, Inquire 1910 So. 10th
East ST. y2Oss
slsoo-12-RM TERRACE ON eth WEST.
rents for s27 month. 5000 down. ball
once on time.
sl75o-5-rm. brick on w North Temple.
500 down.
S2Jeo-7-rm W. p. b. on 9th St. $500 down.
s22j0-5-rm 1. y. b. near 7th E. s400 down,
Sl7OO-6-rm I. D. b, In Waterloo. SEQ down,
Sl750-5 rm. T. p b.. on 10th E, $3.50 down,
We have hundreds OF others TO select
from. CAN I'm and see US
C ] Bowman Co, Rooms IL and ls
Eagle block. Ind $3.50; Bell 2ss2 y1elo
SEARS INVESTMENT co.
t-room house, lots ..............--,,..S $50
4-room house, new .,,.....-s..--..---.. Slo50
4-room house, new ..................--. 1850
bylO on 9th and B SITS. $3.50
Lots 2Ik rods frontage, 10th E, be-
tween 9TH and 6th So, .sss.".. 500 to $500
good terms.
Vacant and improved properties In ell
parts OF city
20 acres, bench south OF cIty..,.....,.S 80
or will trade for city property,
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.
IS West End South. y1esl
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BUY THIS PLACE FOR A HOME AND
for investment. One 5-room house. press
brick. bath, cellar, electric lights side
walks, first class plumbing, size OF lot
one 4room house adjoining lot. bath.
cellar, electric lights. AL plumbing. lot
2l5x5 rods fine location rents SIS and s2i
each. II sold quick 500 buys them;
blocks from Postoff1ce.
Buy this place for home; five rooms.
large bath. basement, electric lights,
water throughout sidewalks. nickle
plumbing. maple floors. lot Al 4 xs9 feet.
DON'T PAY RENT.
We will sell you broom house, bath
cellar, electric lights. water throughout
sidewalks first class plumbing. lot 43xli5
feet. Don't fall 10 see this: $500.
Eight-room house on southeast eide. lot
1o1axl6ha rods. This house is brick and we'll
built VIII sell for $500
Buy this lot for $3.50 and quit paying
.ent This IS a corner lot on east bench
very fine view and extra good location.
Buy this lot for s425: S5-foot front. ele-
CANT location to build. East OF Park
Paw no rent but pay your money for five
acres OF Al fruit land. located southeast
good little house. outbuildlngs, etc. VIII
sell for 1850.
RASCK REAL ESTATE & INVT. CO.
BUYERS and Sellers OF Real Estate
Suite go D. F. Walker Block.
Real Estate Day alta laltair 18th. yla2
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CAPABLE ENGINEER; MUST COME
well recommended. Address D 10,
Tribune. v127A
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS AT THE
Monterey. S721z Main, next postoffice.
y209i
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IN 10 BUY FURNITURE
"a Fones, Bell 1896, Ind
1867
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NICE AR. COTTAGE, E. SIDE, $500
6R- mod, sewer and sidewalks. east
side. fine location, s2l0o
4-room frame. 500 cash: bal easy pay
ments. $500.
37hx13s feet TO alley, east side, nne 10
cation. 500.
4x10 r. east side, a lne location and
cheap. $50.
Prices are advancing. II you going
to own a home, better buy now,
c. w Miller, 112 w 2nd S. y1e57
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ASSAYERS

UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ 8. Hannuer. j. V. Sadler.
l52 So West Temple F. o. Box 14i6.
Analytical work a speciality. Price
list mailed. t2l9i
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL,
housework; must be good cook: good
wages; no washing. Apply so South
Third East
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-26

list FINISHED. ONE OF THE MIC
est Groom houses In the city Cream
coIoreS brick, cut stone foundation. pore
hath. ell. finished I'm natural wood, closets.
pantry, hall. front and back porches, ce
mcnt walks. corner; size of lot ax23l2 n:
Dines in for hot-air furnace and furnace
easy TO put In; Independent water sys-
tenn. See owner on pemises 686 E. 10th So.
OF lust across the road from beautiful
Liberty Park, Price, $500. ylSSi
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C. J. BOWMAN CO. HOMES on
easy payments, Rooms IL and Il.
Eagle blk. both phones. s1140
DORlUS REAL ESTATE & INV. CO.
SIS Atlas Blk Bell fone 934-X. x2196
WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL,
Keep In mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts,
Guarantee against all errors In title,
Examine titles,
Attend all details of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co, Inc.
Main and 1st So, under Deseret bank.
al242
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FIVE-DoLLAR REWARD TO FINDER
OF black patent-leather hand setchel
lost In Orpheum theater night of June u.
Return with money and papers to F. w,
Gardner Printing Co. 2l6 South West
Temple.
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WANTED-CARPENTER FOREMAN
and helpers for bridges and build
lngs, track foreman and laborers.
graders and construction help of ali.
Kinds. F. & I. n. Ry. Co., weiser, Ida.
yST2
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FLORISTS

e. A. LAMBoURNB FLORAL co.
90 '"'' w2552
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LADIES' CLOTHES IRoNERs AND
girls for general laundry work. Ap-
ply Troy Laundry, 431 So 9Th East at
y11sQ
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llY SPOT CASH. HIGHEST
Zee, for 10 National casn
0sar Groshell, 221 Main st.
yil0
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P L u NJ II o F'S EMPI
Agency, headquarters for mine, mill,
smelter and r. r. laborere, hotNI help.
etc. 1913 w. 2nd So. Bell tel. 1854
w503
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household
help.
Headquarters for laborers
40 w Second South. Phones 464.
e7Ip
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED
ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

'ETCHINGS, HALF-TONES AND
cuts. De Bouzek Engraving Co. g261O
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SPIRlTUALISTS

REV. ADDORA LECTURE EVERY
Sunday; developing class every Mon
day: test meeting every Wednesday. 3
p. m. Constitution building, 2OT. y1076
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VISIBLE ADULTS. COM
-alsaed, modern housekcep-
el or cottage. 4 TO 5 rooms,
Ae3ress Y IL, Tribune,
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] ssu,SS ,SSo.AED AT THE RA-
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uPHOL STEERING & REPAIRING
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

COTTAGES AND LARGER HOUSES
built installment plan. Bell s5l9-Y
1894 Plans furnished. J.
w, Farrell. 275 z. 1st South. y1s66
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CLAIRVOYANTS

WE TELL EVERYTHING. NAME IN
Guided, Arnold-DIckson Bros, 1os
East 3rd South st.. 10 to 1880 daily .no
signs).
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LIED-SITUATIONS

ioUNG MAN, GOOD ME-
anxlous for work OF any
ss E S. Tribune. y2O9s
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN

HARVEY & co, 10 W. S. TEMPLE.
Bell 'phone 1927, Ind. l2l4.
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DON'T PAY RENT

TO CLOSE THE STRAWBERRY SEA
son we offer a few special bargains.
bal easy monthly payments
Four-room mod p. b.. fne cellar S,ao.
Fieht-room mod. b., the best buy In
west Salt Lake City. only 5000 Lot 621aH
157 to alley Sec It,
II YOU have vacant houses list them
with us We can furnish the tenants our
annual clearance sale is now on yours
for business.
NAHAN INVT. co. 81 Eagle Blk. VISIT
CHEAP-LOTS FROM ONE TO SEVEN
in Buenn Vista Addition. Make mo an
offer. Address A. S, H. Walla Walla,
Wash. Nl9S@
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GENTLEMAN's GOLD RING. EMER-
AID setting Wednesday evening on
-ThIrd-street car, or on G, between Brig
ham and Third: engraved L. A. B., May
Is, 1895. Return to 5l4 South State; lib
cral reward,
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TWo.sToRY. 6-RoOM HOUSE. BARN
chicken house. SIS per month. Perkins
s3h w. 2nd So, room Z. yE6s
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FOR RENT

STOREROOMs, 2l3 STATE STREET.
near Second South; 8 storerooms, cor
ner Second South and Second East.
New, good location. Apply G. S.
Holmes, Knutsford hotel y31
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. No washing. SlS Second st.
y1165
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
THE FICTION OF
 THE RAILROAD MAP.

IL " Il be found, we doubt not, that if pays to tell the truth, even in rail. road advertising, and E. H. Hartman has just established a valuable proce. cent in this respect for the railroad system which he controls, and he de- serves credit for it. It has been the ce- eral practice among railroads to VI, mt maps of their lines in such r.9y as to make it appear that they re a.l short cuts or air lines, be. ,roen the great centers connected by then,, or through which they pass, wh ch, of course. is generally un' ~,lo and often seriously misleading - he travelling public. MT. Harri. ran has ordered his passenger de. ~a-tments to print hereafter maps of the various Hartman roads show :Ie he exact course of the rails, what. ever it may be. Circles, zigzags and curves are to be represented exactly as thy exist. If this means the ush. e,i,g in of an era of truthfulness in the business and professional world al! around. we shall rejoice and be glad-Leslie's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
OREGON'S NEW SENATOR.

"When Gov. Ctamherl in appoint. ed John NJ. Gear.n 10 De a senator from Oregon, in place C. tlls late John H. Mitchell, he namel q man who will not only carry hi. se-l w4ih d!9n ty and credit in Washing oa but who will rehec. h. or on cHr ctate, said Dr. Henry WalGo Cee. on of the lead- ing m n of p r In 9r =, at the New Willard
 "Jchn M. Ceer'n is man of un- sullied repu.ation 2 lawyer who would take hich ,ank at any bar, and he has the abs Tut good will and re- spect of tho enti e p2cple of the state in which his whole life has been passed. He is about 54 years of age, and has se~ve! as legislator and district attorney. Though always a Democ~a- he is 2 broad-guaged man, who will put 'ha welfare of his people above rtisan politics. While of opposing pol;t.ce. I pradi.t that he and his colleague. Senator Fulton, will work to ether harmoniously in all matters r rto ;ni-g to the good o1 Oregon. n."-Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
DaEpy 5 oaued Ntall..

ssY yOR---." Ben Darby used to say. 3rf t.t- Hs. !ess, foolish aTt w s sle hands. wear eE the
 .othes an De. aE 1T back
 an he1rt The same t ain applyln', though" would iutarpo7r 7i Den, "To worlzin' 8t ser aoddle fer t4 work yer feIlar aHH. I hev Iotlccd,' he would arg1e. "thet the men as has the dougn Ar the men as didn't earn it. an, thet atr bein so, Tn soin' fer to fsger to let others make the tin, An. I'll set back here in the shade an' gently rake 1t in So parsuin' of these tactics, he sauntered out one day To q wild an lonely canyon dozen miles An staked claim, a-claimin' thct he'd struck the yellow stuff. An in the sand O thet air claim twas shinin' sure enough. We know T tHa claim was salted jest as well as though we'd bin Out thar the day he sowed the stuff an narrowed of 1t in. But etiquette in Bullfrog, 1t sort O pre- supposed Twas business-an' twas safer to keep yer CldplFdp GlOSeu tenderfoot hopped into town one sunny April morn A-lookin fer investment, an, sure as ye war born OF Darby up an cinched him with thet pesky salted claim An pulled two thousand dollars from the sucker fer the same. He hurried back to Bullfrog, tickled jest about to death: Lined up the whole caboodle of the gang to change their breath. ''The chaps as do the diggin git experi- ence," he said "But he who works his think tank usually comes out ahead.' Waal, that sucker went to diggin'. In thirty days, bling, He'd cleaned up twenty thousand skids, an then he sold the thing. An what ye s'pose it fetched him? Half a million plunks, by smoke! The very day he got 'em smarty Darby he went broke. When we told ol' Ben he wilted; his jaw dropped half mile; He couldn't rig his features so thet they would hold a smile. Ar now. eff ye air wishin' fer to give ol Ben pain. Jest sidle up an ax him ef he's workin' of his brain.
 Arthur J. Burdick in Judge.
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OCEAN LINER DELAYED
sarnacIes impeded Her Progress
 Across the Atlantic.

This was the excuse recently given by the officers oS a big ocean liner which reached her destination three days overdue. The power was there, but her progress was retarded by the barnacles which had gathered on the bottom and sides of this great vessel
 In referring to the matter our local druggist, A. G. Bedell, remarked, "This instance has parallel case in the field of medicine It Is old-fash- toned cod liver oil, which contains medicinal properties capable of splen- did work as a building, strength creating medicine. yet on account Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-08
BEAUTY SHOULD BE FREE.


 \ bill that should pass congress De- yond any possibility of doubt '.is the one providing for the removal Of
 tariff duties on works of art The ar eument that such removal would en- danger the whole sacred edifice is ia n iliar and idotic. The tariff $ treat ed by it's friends as equal in stability to a house of jack-straws. Touch one and all is lost. Mr. RCosev..! han Hes the tariff gingerly in his message, but there is little doubt that he would smile upon a bill to remove obstruc- tions to the growth of the arts in America, especially as these obstruc-