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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Jaunty and pert are the first smart
early spring hats that are shown
for youthful heads Round straw
hats wlll be the ones that the fair
girls will indulge In. ON account 81
the mild winter the milliners are
returning early from Paris. and the
feminine eniieementa that accom-.
pany them afe many and eHpon-
HiFe.
The shove. a very pretty hat that
IL among tha fret models 90 pass
the customs officers. IL a strange
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- Partly compis,sd.

The rails are down Hnd ears run
uinF out frum the city uoa HH FAR
az hitter lake ~ March u II er-
pecied that the line viii be operated
to Lake MrAirrr. tie grading nov
being finished hH far be The county
line. Construction ts also being
carried ou from the Everett end
u h claimed b. men eho have
been constantly iu the field that
there have hsen 40 surveys made or
preliminary wofk done along any
possible route between this city und
Everett independent ~ that which
has been carried IN by SANDER
HY purchasing fhF present road,
Moore and associates viii not only
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hNhuul CITY MhNfia VIM NiNNAH
RAINIER VALLEY
q arraa itHinlfr valley fine view ~
Lake Wash. oHif o pM 20 Terms.
H.raam cottage aud iotH fruit trees
and small berries fine Wow DulF
q 100 900. $1,000 cash, bat tlapl per
month
siraum house and B large lats "a Green
Lake. nii fenced aud cleared. city Wa
Etsr and sidewalks u 90
q LARGE lots. ali IN cultivation. fruits
and rardeH. .ruuu house plaHtefed.
ritY water aud bath 81. MoW. tA9d 10
cash. bal terms
3na acre broom hnuss close 10 school
Wand ear he fare 81. tnu0 Fine prop,
lSrtf and . snap
a aud @ sullivan HltE.
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COUNT wow
DEFENDANT

PARIS. Feb. ia wit vas
served upon count noni Dc cas,el-
lane today making him defsad2ni In
the separation proceedings sslstiiut-
81 10 his wife.
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Yea 1 have been approached by
parties with reference % roiiins no
read. said ST. Sander to-day. and
vii dispose ~ u II can get my
price. bat HH 10 wbo these parties
are or whom theg represent I know
nothing
The securing ~ the Sander fiHhi-
of-Way would be- great stroke fof
Mr Moore ard associates II tfn.
serssa the most ihichiY populated
aud best developed stretch ~ eaun-
try along the entire ruasi between
ihiH city and Vancouver. whore the
Moore railway viii terminate
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missing from his home since re.
fuaFy &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
LOCAL FLASHES

r l. Martin. n lahOrer. arrested
~ Officers Wilkes aud Corhett toT
dlscharRinE firearms within city
limits Under influence Of liquor
Was shooting In careless manner In
down town saloon
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

The United States cruiser Tacoma
Il At Naples. Italy
The transport sherman has sailed
from San Francisco for Honolulu
aud Manila.
John MccAiFs condition e about
the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

SluQDl&G
Acreage
for
PlaGGfnDgJ
We have ssfns special burs in waY
e aeFfaaz suitable faf uiagltHH ihtH
suAu ifaNss an aar iisg aud ue cati
affsufisn e. chates FHlffrs Fftr fHf
aEfs firEs saufh ~ aitf ard lee
ihaH u nllfs tfesn lisasl nrss eeatrrs
f'fiee y 40 ~ = cash Can faF pars
W siss sau secure Tor yon a ehuiee
fraEt afFaadr Htatfed iHta small
tfaftH ahd ready ZOE TIA mhrkst
a. - s,sf. ss re- ~ ss. s e i sass
iaa aua aatrffraat uar ms Tract
Ard ruf sHur aNaHfs 81 nafa ard n
a short tltnr Nnu sill have rnaf
raunrf taes attn - profits A Epesi
fssstttNA EaHfM Ne# NtH*E sarH@H 81 thaA
Fieee ~ pfupcffN ~ selling 90 %
srnaii tracts tn q ~ - days figsn
VII hnf a. Tsfwss taa BE made.
! n WHITE
eNf Oriental HlasA
We aif-
Thirty NINE AEJtEa. - battofn
iaad balance GOOD upland rich clay
laafn sgfts - aeffs cleared. small
inss pfiaa lnciutiinE u bad e st5ek
mower, haf fahes SOD tpam. all
ktnds ~ tagminE Implements. cream
HofiERr MAI.Tur.
MfEgn sgl AiasAs Pudding is
Ne. tass
KtTrAr County YARN q sersz
nearly al level fe acfes bottom lard
ecrrH CLEARED. % asres pasture
l4FEs bearing orchard plenty run
Mrs water t.fpam plastrFed house
large barn. Z raaa. : hsad - young
ntass - ang1fa Euatss 20 laying
hshH. isgHisi4g s.d tlgadsFs. q. ~
aia.Ea 40 Alaska Budding is
Mar BELLEVUE aores. $40
ROBERT MALrnY.
Ma.fM 21i Alaska ualldinH IL
ACREAGE
u. aaf~Fnr one acre az Halnicr Reach.
near car and coed yieW % lake. all
cleared and Efuhhsd. city water
sNhlla be.
ti.asoa FoF 4 acres on Mercer Island
y hta ought tu cell az unrc
iltAa For q acres near Redmond 80
per acre iuakH easy enough
- For three neraH nt sumner. welt
imMnved. seVensfunm house.
" ~ Fof { acres at sumner all IN
hsffigs iiu5 crop sold for q -
II. HA=f0r ere acre ffoniiuE au Rain
iEf boulevard &-fnnm house.
t4taN For acres 90 Columbia haf
aarsH adjoining selling Tor double
W DANNEN a CO.
Main fFq
90 Lumber Exchange. IT
10 ACuEa on Yakima reservation. al
under cultivation good buildings
free water two miiea from depot
Fer particulars zee Z. HOWE. Ga
eth ay n. u
| CHEAP ACRES. new house. fine
for chickens ard berries only fGl
on terms ~ o. down and 9 % pes
month. vii rUll chickens "a H centa
each. Come quick leaving country
See Angel at puwamlEh bfldEe.
I uutY few minutes ride on New Ron.
ton car line VI
gHs. ON TERMS Good sized housa
| ard large tract - land. one minute Z
| walk from ear line. IS down aud
g. per month will take this today
Bee owner AR Angel. an the eruunds
at HuwpfntHh bridge. rev kfufan car
1 line. Or Mr. Smith. at Rooms / aud
| 2 Times nldg.
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SUNDAY. February a. steamer Acme
vii leave Madison rsFh az De a M
tE IA s. o. and O. M Oct tick
ets az offisus "a uffrfaiFne,i. bat -
with uF ellhuHf urhsta
Mnfn than ~ people nm thw grounds
last sunday ana more thnn D tracts
wffe cold
LAKE friufaEe has already become
HARD o. Evt Sad none can COM
pare with Lakeside city iu paint -
prise. sisW sbd quality q ssit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

INVESTIGATE = CHEAP - GOING
AWAY
5-HuOM Furnished cottage on Queen
Anne HNi. rs down. balance So per
month Including interest. Price q Hn
Or Will sell Without furniture fiiH
down. or will cell lots with Hhipe.
Egr particulars phone rcnidene 4
X 3ka III
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VAN pE VANTEn-pANIR co.
. q HAYES Manager
starr BOYD nuiidinE and
q ". RANDALL. eia Alaska hioc b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16
Fer MIseellansous,
81 n. WILLIAMS
aAsu AND noon uARaAgNa
wNnoNa

have onN enp prizes
Doors afr hishsh hut I am sliii Hsiis
ms 40 the same prize
Erona panel deoru. Zee OF finish 81 =
Per door
gFoss ranei aeorH Tor paiutlns q 10
eFf door
WlndeN frames. Tor Wvishts. Ia
Window ffamra. plain 81
| sell O. ans unt and l hHss pNlf nhe
prtcu. send TOT price lists and huy
ffam me az A. low prize a. foar
nearest dealer can possibly purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

]. HRyiashl. Japanese reported
lat might that his cigar stand had
been robbed during nlEht Of boxes
Of cigars and a quantity OF to-
bacco. Entrance gained by cutting
screen atound stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

VAN pg vANrFn-pAvIs co.
= HAYES Manager
starr hoid halldinE. and
q, ". RANDALL. so Alaska block
BETWEEN
GhA
WAHfftNQrUN HOTEL
aHH
NEW FusfUFFfcE
THIRD AVENUE
PIKE sfhEEr
oFREH a coon Ht'T
Tu
QUICK PURCHASERS
SECURITY SAVINGS AND AArg
UEtpHfF Eo
~ hsaeea ~
-----------------zss---- --''--s--------e--s-----
HOWARD n LEWIS a co.
la nAf.tEn ntDd
MAIN - iSp. isc
Tors ~ All. PARTS OF QUEEN
AMI.
Q, .aa-osta ffa Ave- wet. near
Cfuesatt
~ Eaeh-rwe lots sstn is, Ave
West neaF nastpn.
ron sAf.E
NJ WIGHT A co,
rs na8ifr Hiaa
Real Estate. i.saas ans assurances.
Main sf41
ras=ssiss one hia. 4 north Nad.son
fff.af ffauastaH.
81 90 axin ~ isfs afis9. Harvard
ave rear john st
tae t,sF Harvard ave y. beau.
q 80 sssisa. ~ mod hsuss. io,t
ave = one biark uuFfh -
sNo y ca,sass J hlocks north Nsd.
81 .s@-s.r usaa tia noyl.,an n. sss,
I make sr.eeisiiy - prsfssty ga Fas,
Side ~ tHks Washfnginn Have A..
sirahle pfapefty Be- acre tracts ard
chntee iaks frunf property ueieh o.
rapidly aaFanrins
r WIGHT a co.
rs Naiiet RidK Us
CLOSE TO youR WORK.
nov a iot na Il naw and mahs ~.
Ftaning toward q home We hhVa q
Vat - cheap tufsa suapaato nrtrri
frum fansing . price ffe1n $50 ~.
- the fniieainF csf lines Foft -
tor. Lake Eninn. Madison street A.
nsiuler boulevard TO - said on
terms
HERBERT r UPPER.
fe-tt.is - hrutfmhu ninck
Cor FifHt Ave and Cherry. II
ron BALE ny OWNER
Modern fnnraruum house nnd fine int
on = queen Anuh Ilill. ftght on hiii
fine YisW aHd garden with ffait.
house nearly Cofnpirtrd and extra
well built Enf Particulars address
!. ii1 CITY. Sewer connections All
I IN. 81
LOTS raneiuR IN prlce~ from tNo n
lag Small cash payments. balance
/ monthly tfrtailmsufa ediaining
Washington Park. uuohsiructed vlfs
/ overlooking Lake Washington. uf
hu ubotr I.ruchi Park fnest rect.
drnce iocaffaun. 3 available street cat
lines. Come quick and set y9ui
shuifr
/ nLoMgKoG 4 ERICKSON.
u0-it Washington nldE
/ East RfVERroN GARDEN TRACTS
DIV. Mu
I Full acre tracts tlsa per acre
I large waterfront tracts. cleared nut
ready for crop. ftpm tzH 60 80 pcs
tract. terms go cash and 8 poi
| 7 q u NICHOLS % linton ma
gEORgEroWN
4 FoN HAfsF.= NFw two. story fun base
mfuf h-renfm plHHterrd house. elect
+ re ltaht cement walk. bath pantry
etc lot na8iH can EfNr T. q or
i lots more. price s. se Nora Ave
+ Near q. Howard. Theodore prlrhr
i owner ~
ron aAtEf
| Pour Room Cottage on Queen Ann,
| Iilil one block from car. 81 100 EASY
/ paFmpntn
a q. NEWELL. 10 Marion 81 a
! lot and i.runm cottage. pantry. toiis
/ and porcelain Ntnk fine Viow. nd
| Joining Capitol i'm Add only 81
cash Apply 90 Gnlman ulda %
] A coon INVESTMENT.
/ 81 30 Cash and balance on time fol
lot iWxizN with h-ruum euttng,
i and one Groom house and ono ssruor
+ house ON the place which are bring
ina IN ca ~ pct month
MINSiftH UWuH
Room - Calmau ifidn
I FINE bot on 18th Ave just off s
/ Jackson 1T Fine location. prir,
! fs
a. n. NEWELL. no Marion st Il
! fauasff aa.st.f.. ,....zs.s, -.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

z. N. lehnderff. eiuar stere, 10
Second avenue.
Quaker praa store, lols t'rs' az
aAues 80. -.
saeesits city halt -,
fremant prun Co. tWteu s's'
aad Fremont avenue
iise uas,laks. Eas,lske orea Co
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Oscar jacobson. 1875 Terry ay.,
reported this morning that bis barn
had been entered during night and
four sacks OF oats stolen.
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For ssls-Rsal Estate.
CHEAP HONEST

n 4 CAR SHOPS going ln on 4 II.
HifImnn'H Meadow Gardens. employ
Ing about 50 men. will make the
land valuable. large tracts over FOO
feet long. only Hla. un terms - u.na
per month Twenty aaleHmru on the
grounds until sold out. also need Sow
rrnl more men AT good wages will
Eoil houses on terms ~ a. prr month
Take uew HrutoH car to buuamlah
bridge. or gall a. iiiIimun'a offices.
iu Times block az once n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Live cid chickens. psr u htlS'
.,'si,,g usr IN ise. live dressed per n
ttsf7r eRpuua. per 20 81. hroilsrs.
a. a r4is live turkeys Per 10 ~
~ live dressed per In is<t.ie. hse
gssss per Ih. iec i've dressed PER ~
istastiss. i've ducks per ID isaise' i've
df9.9rsd per lh. issiilc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-16

Robert Abrams files notice Of ap-
peal in his case TO acquire Lou
Graham estate.
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G acres. itainier YaileY. fino View a
Lake Wash onif noH ~. Terms.
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BOOTH WHtrTLE8EY HAHFOHD
Abstract Co. established isA4. Baae-
ment Of iailer Biz Phone Main 1874
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rnrrN : SMITH

q aud O. sullivan nlis.
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Hallbut. per N. bte. salmon uya '.
dressed. per ~. f1haltc. trcEsn $40 49,
salmon. per lh. &C. chinook ss.n l',.s
psf ih. ac. founders, per 10, stas s' ~.
psr be-. &C.. rock cod. pet N
ehrimps. per H. leC. fruEeh a, ~,
cod per 10 Size Inns eea ptfn , ~ 4
silver smaIta. asf6c per 10, tiNurs,
oysfera per sack. Stau5a, &".i-sl
nsr al. CLANS, S1N PER sack. buA'
ist5ataa crabs. 81 o.
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Claiming he committed robbery
for which Frank + Mullen IL ia
penitcnuary. James p. stalcy has
written 20 Prosecuting Attorney
Nandeveer. VIII not give himself
w. Story doubted because Of posl-
tive proof against Mullen.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27
WORST ECZEMA
DOCTORS EVER SAW
Spread Rapidly Over Body-Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged
and Scalp Looked Dreadful -
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years-Better in Two Months
MARVELLOUS CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

INV son. who is now twenty-five
wears of age, when he was four months
I'D began to have eczema on his face.
spreading quite rapidly until he was
nearly covered. We had all the doctors
around us and some from larger places,
hut no one helped him a particle.
The eczema was something terrible,
and the doctors said it was the worst
case thew ever saw. At times his whole
hodv and face were covered, all but his
feet / had to bandage his limbs and
arms; his scalp was Just dreadful: l
used many kinds of patent medicines
before trying the Cutlcura Remedles'-
all to no avail.
"A friend leased me to try Cuticura.
At last l consented, when my BOY
was three years and tour months
old, having had eczema all that tlme'
and suffering untold misery. began to
use all three of the Cuticura Remedies;
the Cuticura Soap helped as well as
the Ointment. He was better in two
months; in six months he was well;
but | gave him the Cuticura Resolvent
one wear, - using twelve bottles, l
think, = and always used the Cuticura
Soap for bathing, and do now good
deal. He was four years old before
he was well, and his skin became per-
fectly fair when cured. l give you per-
mission to publish this letter for l am
always glad to do good when can,
think l have told you all there is neces-
sarv to tell" Mrs. R. L. Risley,
Oct. "a, 1905. Plermont, N. IL.
Complete External and Internal Treatment ior every
Humor from Pimples Scrofula from Infancy TO Age
consisting Of Cuticura Soap 25c Ointment Soc Resov;
emit Soc lin form Chocolate Coated Pills 25c per vial
Of CO., may had OF all druggists single set cures
the most distressing cases, when all other remedlee anu
even the best ply sicans fail Potter Drug Chem Corp
Sole Props, Boston. Mass. . -. r1,,,.xS
o. Mailed Free, " How to Cure Disdgurng Humoss
tto L s.aln Lair HRQls'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27
TIE VOLUNTEER NAVY.
Capt. John o. Johnson Continues his
"reminiscences.


"reminiscences.
In nv last | mentioned the fact that the
Rebel ram Albermare had made her ap-
pearance at the mouth OF the Roanoke
river, accompanied by two other small
steamers filled with troops and one OF them
with an armament of 12-pound hoWltzers,
ready to make descent on Roanoke Island
and Newbern for the avowed purpose of
DESTROYING the Union fleet and eventually
driving the Union forces out of the inland
waters of North Carolina. The steamers
that were to accompany the Albermarle
were the Bombshell, small gnnboat the
Rebels had captured from us when they
captured Plymouth in April, and a river
steamer called the Cotton Planter. The
former had the armament mentioned above.
Our instructions we're that when the ram
made her appearance at the mouth OF the
river not to engage her in battle, though we
might have done so with impunty as we
had quite a formidable fleet OF the smaller
gunboats, including the Miami, on when
the gallant FluSser was killed, then com
manded by Volunteer Lieut.. French, VINO
was in command of the Southfed when
she was sunk by the Albermarle. 1t was
the opinion of the officers of the i1eet that
better man than Capt. French should
have had command of the Miami, for he had
not gotten over his fright from the sinking OF
/ the Southtield and he showed his fear OF
the Albermarle throughout this days fight.
If Flusser had been in command, the ram
would have been engaged: "Where Lead
| YOU follow There will be no signal for
! retreat" Besides the Miami there was the
| Commodore Hull, Whitehead, Ceres and
| Seymour, all of them having been under
fire more than once and they could have
| put good fight under brave and gallant
| leader; and, in the opinion of most OF US,
| with better results than was had under the
combined fleet few hours later. We had
no fear of being rammed, for it was soon
demonstrated that the Albermarle could
| not approach US in an open r0adstead or
| account of our greater speed. But, accord
! ing to instructions, we proceeded down the
sounds Just out of the range OF the rams
guns, thus causing the Rebels to believe
that we were fleeing from her. Our obJec
| was to get her down into the broadcast par
of the sound before bringing on an engage
ment. We had previously despatched thu
army transport Trumpeter at full speed tt
notify the fleet below of the approach o.
the ram and her consorts.
To show how anxious the Department
was for the destruction of this formidable
rebel ironclad, append couple OF tele
grams and a letter. 1t will be remembered
that the sinking of the SOuthfeld. the Kill
ling of Capt. Flusser and the surrender O
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27

The Journal has maintained from the
first that the building of the Northern
Maine Seaport railway was not intend
ed to, nor could it, conflict with the in
terests of the Maine Central, but on
the contrary would increase the traffic
of the latter railway as Aroostook
county was developed. President
Cram, who knows Aroostook county
like a book, saw the need, in fact the
demand. for an outlet at tide water,
where Aroostook products could be
shipped coastwise that would not take
the long railway haul. LAUNDERING
operations in Aroostook were retarded
for want of such an outlet, mills shut
ting down a part of the year because
the facilities for shipment were made
quate. This is substantially what
zone we'll acquainted with railway in
terests in Maine" tells the Bangor
Daily News, The B. & A. and the
Maine Central are doing good work IN
their respective fields and their inter
ests in promoting Names prosperity
are identical.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27

The new management of the Boston
Herald has shown good Judgment in
dispensing with the services of that
egotistical, pessimistic peddler of patl-
tudes, Henry LOOMS Nelson. Now they
should eliminate Arthur Warren, with
his farrago of chopped-off meaningless
sentences. He would be yellow jour-
nalist if he had the requisite ability and
knew how. but his illusions are out OF
place in sane newspaper.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27

Assistant Postmaster General Mad
den declares that publishers are subsi-
died because they pay the government
only cent pound, whereas the
government pays for the mere railroad
haul on second class mail ) cents a
hound. besides cents more for dis
ryibution." III view of the fact that
express companies have solicited this
business at half cent pound it looks
as if the railroads were subsidized, and
not the newspapers. Taking the
annual report of Postmaster General
Cortelvou for a text, Representative
Victor Murdoch electrified the Nation
al house recently with carefully
prepared speech showing irregulari-
ties amounting virtually, he declared,
to larceny of the government funds
bv the railroads of the country in
carving the United States mails.
He showed that under the existing
contracts with the post Office depart
ment the daily average weight OF
the mails is found by weighing the
mails for seven days and then divid-
ing the total, not by seven, but by
six. This action is excused on the
ground that the law contains the word
working before the word ''days."
Mr.. Murdock's reckoning shows that in
the instance of the New York Central
railroad alone the government thus
pays S25o,o0O year more than it
should. No corporation or private
business would tolerate such an abuse
as this for a day. And this larceny OF
the government funds is permitted by
Mr.. Madden, who threatens the very
existence of countless country news
papers by forcing them to pay an un
just and negotiable tax.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27

The increase in the rent OF the post
office boxes is beyond all reason and is
not likely to add to the revenues OF the
department, as many will no doubt sur
render their keys rather than pay the
exhorbitant rent demanded. This is
probably more of Mr.. Madden's work,
He is paying the railroads ten times
what private parties are willing to do
the work for, and proposes to. make up
the deficit by taxing country neWspa-
pers and the renters of postotfice boxes.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27

Just as matter of curiosity we would
IKE to know what the people VINO voteo
for MI Cobb because of his promise 10
enforce the law, if it took the last doi-
lar in the State treasury to do 1t, thlhh
of his disbanding of the Sturgls depu-
ties. -Machias Union.
Governor Cobb never made any such
statement With regard to the State
treasury. He did promise to enforce
the prohibitory law, and has enforced IL
TOO well to please the Democratic or
CANS. which are now advocating result
mission in the hopes of thereby secur-
tng a license Jaw.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27

Writing of the proposed investigation
of the Lumber Trust in the Brooklyn
Eagle, Julius Chambers says:
If this investigation goes forward,
the timber cruiser" will hold the center
of the stage. Our novelists must pre-
pare for study of new type OF West
arn pioneer.
Stewart Edward White has already
utilized this material in his very read
able Blazed Trail and other books along
that line.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-12-27
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