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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
GOVERNMENT MAKES
PROFIT Off PAPERS
This Fact Pointed Out to Commission,
Which May Change Postal
REGULATIONS.

Nov. Work. oct 5-r,rora il,. postal
,,,,,iesio, uhich i invas,jn,;inr win
n
d IL" I" N'"'S''iN 'N'"H 80" mon
regulations, john Norris. business man
ager OF the New York Times. appeared
in beh,lf nf he american Eevsparer
~, h,;oe
IN defense oi the Hals iie"ap"ici'
h brief Is designed to show that
the legitimate dairy are
no, - mise of me de,jci, and conso-
.
queit'iA Ky ..'i'io 90 q
of the ~preNalllNg rate. 1T Is asserted
that while the government itself has
to pay more than 10 cents to carry the
lO-cent magazine from the publishing
Office to the news stand n subscriber
ii derives a profit from the carrying q
the daily wspaper 1t is declared
That the newspapers have been improp-
erly included III sweeping assertions
that All those entitled to the second
class mailing privileges enjoy a glatu-
lily and subsidy from the government.
The brief points out that The
recent deficits IN postal revenues
We're anticipated by Postmasters
General smith n Payne be-
cause of the establishment of
the rural free delivery system and that
the deficits need rot be viewed with APP
prehcnsion. The brief suggested steps
that may partially remedy the abuses
which have furnished occasion Tor COM
nlaint.
Tho belief is expressed that the trans
portation of ~spape at cent per
pound is; profitable, inasmuch as ex-
press and railroad companies find II
profit in carving newspapers and 9th
err articles at rates arriving from u of
a cent Il pound to | cent n pound. civ
ing more ana better service for the
money and carrying long distances at
the | cent a pound rate.
The brief asserts that the situation as
to postal deficits is not so bad as APP
pears at first glance. The COUNTRY is
growing With amazing rapidity. The
revenues of zach Year are always more
than enough to pay the expenses of the
previous year. so that an end can be
put to deficits if a stop is put to the in
crease in expenditures.
Comparing the United states postal
service to that OF Great Britain. it is
shown that England pays $4s1 to the
mile for transporting mails. whereas
the United States pays but S196. Yet
Great Britain makes a profit of SCI
900. coo a year. mainly due to the short
haul and dense populations.
The brief states that the second class
rate should be restricted to the dis
isemination of public information. and
that It's employment primarily for mer-
GENTLE urpos should he stopped.
A protest against any rcvolutiomary
changes i'll the postal laws was en-
bodied in the brief presented to the
commission ON I,h,lf of the National
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
THIRTEEN MILLIONS.
Cost of Pennsylvania Capitol Building,
Which viii Be Dedicated
thursday

Harrisburg. Pa, oct. 5.-Thousands,
tf visitors have alreaIy come 10 Har-
-isburg for the dedication of the new
capitol tomorrow. President Roosevelt
nd party Will arrive from Washington
N Il special train 1T II o'clock tomor-
tow morning. He viii be met II, the
raiiroad station by the capitol dedica-
Won commission and Mayor Gross. The
uarty will be cscoried by the governors
to the capitol where Governor,
P~ennypacker ANA other distinguished
,'cnnsylvanians will receive the prcsi-
lent who viii deliver the principal ai-
dress ut TIC dedicatorE eXorciaes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
FcpE ASKS hEour CUBA

Rome, oct. Tile pope, being
an&ioas TO obtain direct Information
upon the Cuban situation. requested
Mgr. Nircaytuto to give him his opin-
ion. Nivcsytuto SAID afterwards:
II am not surprised at what is hap
pening. The Americans deserve the
trouble that has befallea them. after
the way they treated spain. Now they
viii see what Spain went through in
cuba.
When Mr.. Taft va. IN Rome, or his
way home from the east. l predicted
that there you'd be such u deadlock"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
CONDITIONS BETTER.
Although Rain Interferes Somewhat
With the Relief Work at
MctiIe.

Mobile. Ala. Oct. 5-Iieavv rains
along the lover part OF the bay caused
some interference today with the relief
work, but. al things considered. the
situation is Wei N hand and all the
destitute are being cared !or.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
DISASTER IN MEXICO.

Chihuahua. MoNico, OCT. 5-By what
$ reported to nave been am Intentional
firing of the tilnbers OF the Suena
Tier.a mine. seven men lost their lives
several days x y report OF the
catastrophe has just been given out
lere and the authorities nave instituted
an Investigations Particulars are not
available and no cause has been as
signed which could have prompted the
act.
The Huena Terra is located in the.
santa Eulali;t mining district.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
THE BOSS.
Rhode Island Democratic Convention
Is Held.

Prevalence, r. L.. Oct. 5.-The demo-
cratic state convention for the nomi-
nation of candidates for state Offices
was held hero today. The platform
dcnounces the boss system which. it
Is declared. dominates national and
state affairs. and favors The selection
of United S,atsz senators by a direct
vote
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
MOI YELLOW PERIL.
White ausar Soon to BE a Scarcity.
Under Ruling.

New york. oct. 4.-Unless the pure
food commission mango its mind the
people of the United States will soon
be using graduated and other sugarsi
that have a distinctly yellowish tinge.
The commission has Gecreed thai no
mineral hlrcing substance may be used
in bleaching sugars. Sugar chemists
say they use -four pounds OF mineral
iblueing substance TO every 1000. 600
pounds of sugar for bleaching purposes.I
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-11
APPEAL TO SOLDIERS
TO DESERT ARMY
Bold Effort to Spread Disatiec.
ton in Ranks Of Russian
Military.
8 BODIES FLOAT ASHORE
Punishment Still neein9 Melted Out to
the Mutineers-Scarcity OF Hang
men Nccsssitaees
Shooting.
8 BODIES FLOAT ASHORE

Now York. oct. ~ Times 81. Pc
torsburg special says Sine corpses
with sacks over ,lelr heads n bullet
Aole.- in their breasts aoated ashore
near the palace AT pe,erhof. They arc
presumably sailors recently executed
NJ l<ronstadt.
Isouen. oct. 81 large number OF
posters We're placarded ON walls here
during the night, signed by the Anti
Military associations summoning neN
recruits to desert from tine @rnny If they
believed they were unable to endure
the insults. puuishments n vocation
OF bafrack life concluding with an
invitation 10 the women of Rouen from
the "International Society of Mothers
to resist the despnts oi Il government
which is still thirsting for human
The police tore down the proclama-
Furnishing Mutinecrs.
st. Petersburg. oct. 5.-iollowing
tho sentences imposed on Nj. Onipko.
one of the leaders of the peasant party
in the outlawcd parliament and the
mutineorS tried at NronStadt. which
nay been confirmed by General Adler
berg, commandment of the fortress,
courtmartial at kronstaGt today began
for the trial of three rinsloaders of the
nutiny on board the torpedo gunboat
,kazanct2 August ..
Next week the orr will begin try
ing 295 members of the crew of the
battleShip Alexander H., who refused
t. obey Captain Ietroff's orders to en-
ter the ships boats and assist in sup
pressing the mutiny at CronStadt.
The c~ourtmartial at I.ibau has found
tW~entN-threc sailors OF the transport
Riga guilty of mutiny and sentenced
aflaa,,, -, 40, Az, ,A,,,- - To-, f.A 100, at
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"About four years ago was afflicted
With black splotches eli over my face
and few covering my body, which
produced a severe itching irritation, and
which caused me great deal of annoy
ance and suffering, 20 such en- extent that
j WAS forced TO cali IN two of the leading
physicians Of my town. After a thor
ough examination 81 the dreaded COM
plant they announced 1t to be skin
eczema IN Its worst form They treated
me for the same for the length of one
year. but the treatment did me no good
Finally / became despondent and
decided to discontinue their services.
Shorty afterwards, my husband in read
ing u copy Of a weekly New York
paper saw an advertisement of the Cuti-
cura Remedies He purchased the en-
tire outfit, and after using the contents
of the first bottle of Cuticura Resolyent
IN connection with the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, the breaking out entirely
stopped. | continued the use Of the
Cuticura Remedies for SIX months, and
after that every spioteh was entirely
gone and the affected parts were left as
clear as ever / have not felt symp-
tom of the eczema since, which was three
years ago.
The Cuticura Remedies not only
cured me Of that dreadful disease,
eczems, put other complicated troubles
as well; and / have been the means of
others being cured Of the same disease
by the Cuticura Remedies, and / don't
hesitate IN SAYING that the ResOlvent
IS the best blood medicine that the world
has ever known" Lizzie (. Sledgc,
$40 Jones Ave,
Oct. %, 1905. Selma, Ais.
sold throughout tAe worla- c1ticSrs Sssp &c ONT
neui Soc. hosovcnf Soc .n form Of ChOeoias Coafed
Pills, Ne vial Of 81, nay be lad Of Al d-uzrsE-
fofter Drug ana chen corp sole Props sOson, hAss-
sT Mailed Ffss =" TAs csiiesrk Skts Book" aa6
AHSv to cGrs DisagariAg HzasEL"
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
"THE BLACKLIST YEAR
IN COUNTRYS HISTORY"

PROVIDENCE. r. J.. March Z.-Clt-
ing the railroad rate legislation now be-
fore Congress as an evidence of a ten
dency toward socialism. William Mac
donald professor of American history
at Brown University. declared in an ad-
dress here that a remarkable drift in
the direction OF socialism had marked
the last year and that the year 1905 was
''the blackest year in the social and
political history of the United States -
THAT man is living in a fools para
disc who does not see that We are drift
ing rapidly into socialism" SD Prof.
Macdonald. 81 believe that the social
istic trend. now increasing perhaps more
rapidly than any OF US are aware, Will
continue 10 dominate American politics
from the present time until the ques-
tions which have given rise 10 II are an
swered"
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
Bottled i'm Bond Whiskeys
Most impure
AS shown by recent prosecutions under
pure-food laws of Minnesota

Bottled Bond is the aurng and reassuring labels
whsey which sold retail dealers Twin
Cities and by them dispensed Analysis by the chemists
employed by Department of
whiskey enough Fusel Oil kill
guinea pig st Paul Dispatch Thursday, January
In samples of Bottled Bond Whisky did
in the neghborhood o5o per of Fus Oil These
great surprise and repeating the analysis
able to lessen materially Statement of
Julius Food
"It quite that any distie finding himself
lot should seek
he sell regular wholesale
bond depends little green help him work
unsuspecting public" DE Bars Circular
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
Danger to Republicans.
YOUNG HUSBANDS SUICIDE
UNIQUE BUT EFFECTIVE

FRANKLIN. Pa. March 23.-Broken-
hearted because his estranged wife re-
fused to give him Just one word. La
verne Ralston. aged twenty-eight years.
took his life. He said that Mrs. Rails
ton was with another man last night.
and he met them Unexpectedly on the
street. The husband pleaded with her
20 listen to him, but she refused.
Failing 10 procure revolver ne ran a
::',.5hzr tube from a gas jet under HIS
vest. wrapped his coat about the upper
part of his body and then turned on the
Gas. a brick carefully wrapped in bur
lap. was his pillow.
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
CANNOT NEGLECT DUTY
THAT DOES NOT EXIST
So Chicago Decides About Pat White Democratic Boss
Who Holds Sinecure With Resounding Title and
No Work to Perform

fetal who has no known duty TO per-
form be discharged for neglect of duty?
That is the interesting legal question
the civil service commission is now
wrestling with. The city official in
question Is Pat White. nominally super
lntendent Of bridges and really Demo-
cratic boss of the Third ward AS su-
perintendent of bridges he draws s.. 600
a year from the city treasurer. and as
Democratic boss OF the Third ward he
gets the chance 10 do IL
Everybody Works But Pat.
The commission yesterday awoke 10
the fact that Pat was not doing any
work for the city.
The commission sent out Investigator
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
REPUBLICANS OF
EAST VERSUS WEST
Coming Campaign May yTake
ON Sectional Aspect.
BABC0CK PICKS NEW YORK
Headquarters of Committee in Congress
sional Contest Will Be Near
Stand d-Patters."

That the coming Republican Congress
sional campaign is destined 10 take on
unique sectional aspect. in which
Eastern Republicans will be using their
money and influence 20 fight Western
Republican money and sentiment. is
forecaSted from some interesting devel-
opments of the last few days.
II is reported that Chairman Babcock,
when asked the other day where the
Republican campaign headquarters
ought 10 be. whether IN New York or
Chicago. replied that Chicago would be
about as bad as the Sahara desert
The place for them was New York.
and you can guess why without my
telling you," the chairman is quoted as
saying.
An Easy Guess.
The guess was that New York is more
convenient to the big Eastern protection
interests that will have to furnish the
money for the campaign.
The American Protective Tariff League
Is just out with vigorous denuncia-
lion of reciprocity sentiment throughout
The West, and in the East as well, max
ing plain that it fears for the stand pat
ideals OF its wing of the party. IL
POINTS out tllat the west is raising a
great fund with which to fight for reci-
procity. that about $4,000 has already
been raised in this fund. aud that more
is coming in at the rate Of about 81. 600
month. This. in the view Of the
league, presents a situation that de
mands the immediate attention of all
opponents of tariff tinkering.
Danger to Republicans.
Politicians regard the situation as
unique. and as presenting serious ele-
ments of danger TO the Republicans.
They recognize that the Western and
Eastern wings or the party are getting
farther and farther apart on this phase
of the tariff question. and that, with
troubles in States like Massachusetts,
where reciprocity sentiment Is getting
more determined all the time. the advo-
Gates Of the present schedules have a
hard fight ahead They must meet and
overcome not only a growing sentiment
In their own party but also the agrees
I've campaign that the Democrats are
expected to present.
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
NAN DEAD, DOLLAR GONE,
AFTER YEGGHEN'S VISIT

SoDCS. N Z. March IA gang OF
nve yeggnen visited this place early
this morning On a safe-blowing expe-
dition.
They first went to the Bank OF Sodus-
Watchman. Edward Pullman. for in
terfer!ng With their plans. was shot ana
killed. Nothing was stolen
The gang next went 10 the Offices OF
the Rome. Watertown and Ogdenburs
Railroad Company. Here two safes
were blown open. but the burglars Sc
cured only one dollar for their trou-
BILE
In sleiEhs stolen from barns IN the
village. the burglars made their es-
cape
The Washington times., 1906-03-23

the crowd by a prodding movement Of
his club.
Jaw, go on" answered one of the
crowd indignant at being jabbed in the
ribs. ITS nothin' but free phonograph
show"
And sure enough. Just then the
silver-toned instrument placed at the
open door OF a phonograph estab-
liEhment. presumably 10 draw custom.
belched forth another blOod-curdling cry
OF Murder" The record was depicting
in tones red-hued and realistic the
pleading OF Fagtn. OF Dickens "Oliver
Twist" with his unresponsive Jailers
Just before the unfortunate character
was ushered TO the galloWs-
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
PURE WHISKEY
The term PURE WHISkEY is properly
understood by the public to mean a
w1iskey which is free from impurities

The word Pure wholesome ordinarily used
Act 1874, furnish
Commonwealth v. Towanda Matergorks. At.
The Washington times., 1906-03-23

Pine to report exactly what service to
the city Mr.. White performed
Mr. Pine reported that he had traced
the superintendent OF bridges 10 the Of
fice White is supposed to have IN the
bridge engineers office, but had not
found White there
Nothing for Him to Do.
Pine explained there was nothing re-
markable about this as there would not
have been anything for White 10 do II
he had been there. The report set Civil
Service Commissioner Powell guessing
There is no doubt" he said. that
White would he guilty OF neglect OF du-
~ IL we could only find out that he has
any duty imposed on him. The simplest
way out OF II. to my mind. is TO have
the office discontinued"
The Washington times., 1906-03-23

at last reached the outskirts OF the
crowd. why don't some OF you people
stop this MURDER
What's the row." demanded the
winded officer making his way through
The Washington times., 1906-03-23

Cries of Murder! Murder! oh. do
not kill me- fell on the startled hear
ing of pedestrians in the neighborhood
OF Ninth and F streets yesterday after
noon. attracting their gaze TO push
ing jostling crowd at the next corner.
TO all appearances a fighting. unruly
mob.
Officer" demanded a fat. excited citi-
zen. tugging at the arm of the drUwsy
crossing officer. and pointing 10 the
crowd beyond will you let a murder
be committed under your very eyes
Must citizens take the law in their own
hands? Come with me and Wen prevent
this crime"
Rush to Rescue.
With this the two. bluecoat and citi-
zen. started on as ra pid a run as can 100
odd pounds OF short winded. putting. un-
wieldY tat. Through the mind OF the
ciJiZen-rescuer- fitted thoughts Of saw
ing some HELPLESS person from an un-
timely butcherv and he plIfYed on IIrg-
Ing the bluecOat to his utmost With n
stout cane grasped determinedIy in his
hand he presented the grand appear
ance of a self-imposed D'Artagnan. that
is. had he been less OF a weight carrier.
As the foot race progressed the same
agonized cries rent the air. indicating
to the rescue party that the work OF the
supposed butcher was still uninter-
rupted-
Mercy" cried the fat citizen. as they
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
IMPURE WHISkEY is whiskey CON
tanning large amount of impurities

There volatile principles naturally existing the grains
which the liquor all changes and their
acesic favor the resulting These be
sidered but there others produced the
of fermentation which seriously
product Among these is Fuse Oil which is verv
desirable that spirit should be possible
United States Dispensatory
The Fuse Oil collection of these higher alcohols
which produced OF
ho however, with the the still Some of them
have higher boiling but they carried mechanically
that they all less quantities in the product
Now order that this product be good for consumption
essary that this Fusel Oil he removed
Statement of Dr. H W. Wiley before the Purefood Congress
when hiskey in guarantee
Government that wholesome. 1t
unwholesome article
The Government Does Not Guarantee the Purity"
Statement
Of DR. H w Wiley before Senate Committee Mal1ufactues
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
SULTAN SERIOUSLY ILL
Is CONFINED TO PALACE

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 23.-The
Sultan is Ill and has been confined 10
the palace for several days
Some anxiety is felt In regard TO his
condition
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
Rectification Alone Pro-
duces Pure Whiskey

The manufacureIo of whkey any other alcoholic liquors
rarely pur6s the products but disposes of reyng
distie whose business from them
tons which render them disagreeabe highly I'M
MI %ratt, Page
Pouring the into the the first
which followed by the rectfying process thereby
changing the wines whiskey"
u S. VS. Bbs, Int. Rev. Rec, 1a4 u S. Court Decision
The Washington times., 1906-03-23
SKIN ECZEMA
IN WORST FORM

Black SpIotches All Over Face =
Produced Severe Itehing-Year's
Treatment BY Physicians Did No
Good and Became Despondent-
Affected Parts Now Clear as Ever
Alabama Ladys
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07
Sec ase,,st Church At o,sssy.

At the prayer meeting Of the Bap-
tist church Thursday evening the
pastor. :. c. Davis. j. W. Winter
and F. NJ. Stark were appointed 10
visit Ordway on July 10th 10 sit on
council Of recognition of the new
Baptist church which has recently
been organized there. one If the
Chapel Cars" Of the Baptists has
been located there for some time
and a new church organization i
the result.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07

There was a Fourth Of July party
at the home Of NJ. X. Champion on
the afternoon and evening Of the
Fourth. The afternoon was passed
in games. fortune-telling. races and
music. AT six O'Clock a splendid
dinner was served 70 about fifty
guests. A dance in the moonlight
made the evening pass all too soon.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07
Lite Goihs ErtsytSi

Some twenty-five little folks in
the primary department of the
Presbyterian Sunday School We're
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Finney at four O'Clock on the
Fourth. The children took posses
sion Of the spacious lawns and with
delightful games romped and rollIck-
ed until refreshments appeared TO
rest the wearied feet. The children
declared the event a real outing and
wished the Fourth might come
once a week all summer. In the
twilight the Finney conveyance took
the juniors 10 their respective
homes.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07
SATURDAY. JULY 7. 1896.

-. JUSTA 4, eli, 81 800 pop
ulaflasu aun the cssunty rat Of
sb e: /; ::;a :; !:
Aek& uils. -iaihssst a Isns.., -
niles porth snd sast of Trinidad. The Santa
70 R.ilroAd Con Issny .IE~ndsd siss8a II f-t
Tor I~rman-Et construction ~or.- consisting -
a.cklb- shaE--. stor.haus- addition - fos1nd-
hoa-e foslndr3 nd extensive ca rshop-- be att
taa~ l. slssi fret and the climate taken thr
year round l. ufa-ufIa =-sd- Almost constant
sgEshin- chaFaetsrtz.s the .tntrfs ~nd a = hollt
eioady day 10 = rarity La Jnnta has all N.
aetroI-litan cyuy-ui.nes- n-~t-d ~ cify "i
= sl0S popalstiou, Including many miles of
bries sidewalk, r-rf.ct - stem Of ssnttsrs
s~v~rss-. electric Light plant Nhtch sup
plies all day sHd ali uisht -srrtc-' ~s'.f-
Sor.s "~t.-a - -. city plant for ~. mAnu-
fscture of artificial ice ttrr. rural IRE. d-llFrrl
rout~s. tr. d-ts- rtsnsut. tslsphons system ~tth
ifal su,s-T rih-r-. free sIchaE.. Nth kockt
Ford and lfzE distance Cunuectlous Nlth any
part .f thu state -chusa yst-n eHrsfl~d v,
city Ia the -tat-. -mploytus ts-atl seven
teacher tu - tsu Church--r tft@~n -sffst
and frat@rusl ORDER. t~o tanAs, seoss capital
aud sssos deposits. thr-. n-S-paI~rs- ot~ra
toas- Of 70 SEATING capacity, trics plant 81
s. 0a daily rapsrGfy. msnufscfurtnr t~st quail
ity of y!tritsd hrick rfsnr mill 81 20 hsrf-ls
daily capacity ltopiau Cement hlocs fisHt.
employing t~.uty i've men canning fast"fy
s~eond largest in n. state. IL farts La JDnts
T. 90. of Oh. bit towus - IL slEs 10 The -'sts
Of Colorado
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-07
aotiee fos euhiicstioo.
USIrsD sIAr.s Ian

J>IrED srATt. LAND OfFIcr [
FIEhLo- tOIo. Jun. - Iss
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ falio~iug named -~ttlsr has filed notice oi
his inirntion to- make tnal pruof u -upport ~
hi- claim, aud that aid uro-,f ~ill h. made H.
fore the clerk OF the district c"urt at La Junfa
Coke, August ID lsss via. trisl Highee
n r.. N. al, for the southwest quarter. south
west section IA, south halt southeast quarter.
section u, northwest quarter northwest atIur
ter section ~ township -, south. range =
south ath o..
n. asm.- the foll.~iug ~itu.--ss to prove
his costiDou- re-idrnc. upon and cultivation of
said land. viz. Jane II Warren. William
forhin- Thomas touy-rs. thArle- Heath. all
Of Hisiss, Colo.
"a ABBEY, Register.
Fir-f pghli~stior. Jun. =. r.s.
La. publicAfiou. August 4, ils.