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Sourdoughs and chechacos are in- vited to attend the services at the Commerce cafe.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-11-03

Buy of Brown & Hawkins and get your morey back. See their "ad." x
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Try the Seward dining room and get good to eat.
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Hearst Charges Crooked Work

Auburn, N. Y., Oct. 30 w. R. Hearst said here today that as election approaches it appears that the state must meet the same criminal practices which the city of New York faced q year ago. He declared that thetrus,s, which have accumulated enormous wealth through political favoritism, are determined to continue in power by any possible means. He asserted that the boards of election are abSo- lutely corrupt.
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ny Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Will Sell Son to Get Money

Spokane, Oct. 2i-Samuel bulleu' farmer near this city who recently be- came blind, advertised to sell the Serv- ices of his son. 26 years old, to the highest bidder in order to obtain mon ey for expert optical treatment in the hop, of recovering his sight.
 The young man acQuIcsceS m the proposal and says he is willing Co bind himself for any number of years 10 the bidder who will pay the most money.
 Mexican Banker Accused
 Cv of NcNfco, Oct. PA warrant wa, issued today for J. Star Hunt charging him with fraud in handling the fund, Q. ruc demcg International Bann N Trust Company. Sensational charge, uur. G'ed today also against David F.. Thompson, American amnas- sadorto Mexico. charging him with hide ing Hunt ra prevent tue attrr.o arrest. Thomu,uu G.a.e, thc statement and eNprrs,c, a willingness, for the Amor- ican state department Co investigate.
 Rivers Cover Whole Valley
 S,dr5-Woo.cy, Wash, Oct. 27 The kagftaud Baker rivers are eacnam..e wide and .h. whole country adjoining chem |, inundated. A boat wa, cap- sized yesterday .uthc SNaglr and three men drowned. Groa. number, ot beaver, au. driven down from the mountains by rhe torrents Q. water. Al least lu1 house, and mill, have been submerged and some O. them washed aWa.
 No train, la.. been running sine" Tha.sa.. ua che coa,, division of rhe Great Northern. and ,a. track, are washed u.r in many n.a..-. Great dama-. ru farm land, an. improve mea,- has u.eu caused ag ,a. floods along .u. ~.onou.-n No0s-.eA a"u Sararmm.-. rivers. Many une.- have been .u...au..ava their loa,., and seek h.r. growu.
 To Investigate Jap Complaint
 Washington. D. C.. otr. 2l 're-.- dent Roosevelt will send Secretary Me,call ol ru. ognar,meu. Q. conn merce and labor Go San Francisco Go investigate complaints that Japanese are refused admission Co the pCbItc schools of San Francisco, contrary Go treaty provisions. The president will enforce the treaty rights of the
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MARTHA SMITH. G. D. HITCHCOCK,

Address: Room 5l3 Mutual Life Building, Seattle Washington.
 Date of first publication September lSt, 1908. Date of last publication Decemebr lst l9O6.
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HearSt's Voice Gives Out

Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 3l-W. R. Uearst's voice gave out and he was un- able to speak last night athis meeting. Clarence Shearn talked and said Hearst lost his voice by driving nails in the coffin of Pat McCarren in Brooklyn.
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Bonaparte Lauds Roosevelt

Elkton, AId. Oct. 3O - Secretary Bonaparte in an address here said the democratic newspapers and speakers who in 1904 mi,repveseuted, r.diculed and abused President RooseveI. have ceased pyrpguating the blurier of Judge Parker and are now posing as Che presidents $ wuest friends. He said these men and newspapers are dishonest when they claim that the president owe, the success of his poli- cigs in the last session of congress to the democratic party, and the presj- dent answered this statement by urg- ing the election of a republican major itv in the next house
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Says Roosevelt Is the Issue

Washington, D. C., Nov. l-Republi- cans here admit that it is positively settled in the republican congressional committee that President Roosevelt is the real issue in the present campaign and that it is practically settled that demands will be made upon him to force his acceptance of another nomi- nation for the presidency.
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Steamer Bertha Sails

Seattle, Oct 29 - Steamer Bertha sailed for Seward and way ports on the inside passage Saturday. ,Sae was loaded to her freight capacity but her nq..pru.r, list i, small
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Recover Fifty three Bodies

Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 3)-Fifty- three bodies have been recovered from the ocean where the three electric cars on the West Jersey road dropped from a bridge Sunday. Two more bodies are known to be missing.
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Japanese Calm Their Heat

Tokio, Oct. 3O The prompt action of President Roosevelt in taking up the complaint that Japanese are excluded from san Francisco schools contrary to treaty provisions, has caused the anti American feeling Co subside here.
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Wants Square Deal Only

Baltimore, Nov. l-Secretary Bona parta in explaining Presidents Roose- veIt's position on the trusts said that the president wants a square deal for everyone whether he be a big lion or an ordinary man. He said the presj- dkut will continue to ask the aid of congress and the courts to keep corpo- ratious under subjection to the law.
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rn InNsstigate Ilp Com1la.nL
Steamer Northwestern Sails

Seattle. Oct. 2g- Steamer North western sailed for Seward Saturday noon with light general cargo and small passenger list. II. II. Brown of Seward is on the steamer
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-11-03
Hughes Talks About Sanity

Oswego, N. Y., Oct. 3l-Charles F.. Hughes spoke here last night. He enlarged upon the value of sanity in the occupancy of all offices of the state.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-11-03
Propose Monument to Seward
Indorses Seward Monument

Seattle, Nov. l-The Chamber of Commerce indorsed the proposition to erect a monument in Seattle to Will liam Fl. Seward by popular subscrip- tion and unveil it on the opening day of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacifc exposi- tion.
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Republicans to Get Washington

Seattle, Oct. 3o The political cam
 mgu in Washington is devoid of in- tere-r and Cougre,,meu Cu,uman, roue, and Humphrey are sure of re- election. The democratic candidates were par in the field in the belief that President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor would come 10 the state and bring the diSatIected labor element Co the support of the domo- cratic nominees, giving them a chance of success. The failure of Gompcrs to come to Washington causes the aban- donment of democratic hope.
 The vote of the state will be light but the big republican majority will pull the entire ticket through without effort. Besides the cengressmen four members of the supreme bench will be elected and a legislature.
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Says Democrats Are Not Sincere

Omaha, Nov. l-Secretary Taft in an address here last night said the democratic talk about the republican attitude toward the trusts is not sin cere. He said no democratic state meur had ever been made outlining a nrnna.L--1n Co control tho trusts.
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CuShman Advises Young Men

Seattle, Oct. 3O-COngreSSmau CuSh- man spoke here last night, He warn ed young republicans against flirting with the democratic party, which he declared to be the most unpromising remnant on the matrimonial counter of the political world He said democra- cy had a record of many political hus- bands and divOrces.
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Governor Must Stay at Home

Washington, D. C., Oct. 3l-S -Secre- tary Root yetoes the plan formed by the directors of the Alaska-Yukon- Pacific exposition to have Gov Hog gait of Alaska serve on the commission which will visit Canada in the interest of the fair. Mr. Root thinks it would be impolitic for the government to permit any federal official to engage in promotion work in foreign country.
 Propose Monument to Seward
 Seattle, Oct. 3l- Citizens are consid- ering the proposition to raise money by popular subscription to erect a monument to William H. Seward in this city and unveu it the day the Alaska-Yukon-Pacifc exposition opens in l9O9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
FRANCE MAY WIN.

The gec correspondent the London Standard asserts that France
Decasse will although
his Office
if France is
to of
colonial Northwestern Africa Indeed
something
thought that the
according Standard the polio
Age
will
for al that. nd will be a
Aeras conference all really
the card of the all
to ruling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
THE PURE FOOD BILL.

Resides protecting the public and the people, the
1avnrn p food bill elevate the standard OF
of American compelling influence
- - Ng in America, upon and will
goods commercially must reap Dement'S ~
be proof of adage tHonesty the best policy.
the people home IS the hrst con
preventing the buyers OF oo ana
wndd by selling to them articles that are not as a
these purposes a"al
press started the movement and STOOD oy IL Oh anu on
end was attained been of great value
milk supply Tor Honolulu mas oee
III the o s io
found enforcing the law
than regard exactly the reason why red
eral legislation being the food
Sellers hands the producers and
bnp houses as particular
the adutead ana
dealers When
49, commissioner black mark in
a under labels
reliability These only be
rum the factory There be sub
made by whole
with of just as good or
to give well known trade
packers furnish article greatly inferior to the one a'
in chance
undeteed AT all events has been found IN the
operation of local as wen as IN
only dealing with
field is entirely extensive to work over Be
number the of supply not merely remote but
local author
i magnitude the evil required Federal egsa
fono deaw
the of deleteou
punishable by
fine and imprisonment
the Senate killed
this
Food
pulled wool the
of the big packing concerns OF California to the extent OF inducing them
Flint the Hepburn and
support Washington dispatch
the California grossly mi in this matter by
the of fraudu
Agriculture
the
of adulterated and msbranded foods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
MUST KEEP TENDERS
on CARS LIFTED

An order has been issued to the
carmen on King street electric cars
to raise the rear tenders on their cars
while going through the city. In other
words the tenders are to be raised
when the cars reach the terminal
points at Kapiolani Park and Kahau-
Xxi To do this, of course, one fender
has to be lowered and the other raised.
This requires time, SO the carmen say.
and for that reason there was difficulty
yesterday in maintaining schedule.
The order was promulgated for var
ious reasons, one of which was that
small boys are in the habit of steal
ing rides on lowered rear tenders, the
result being that tenders are strained
and there is always the danger of the
being killed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

Man to man, the world Ger,
Shall brothers be, and a that.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

for forcfbly enrolling student demon
strators in the Army; Gershunin and
Melnikoff. aecompIices in the assassin
alton Of Interior Minister Sipiasuire
and organizers Of the fighting organ
ization OF the special revolutfonists:
SasoneT, the murderer of Interior Min
lister Won Plehve. and his accompIice,
Sekorsky. The sentences have been
materially ameliorated by the Emper-
or amnesty decree of November last
The frowning stronghold. the case
ments of which since the REIGN of
catherine H.. when the authors Raids
chen and Novikon were imprisoned for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

their liberal ideas, have always har-
bored political prisoners and within
which most of the executions of the
Terrorists of late years have occurred,
is now empty and the keepers have
been disbanded. The walls. however,
will be left standing, as a show-place.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

Is ABANDONED

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. is.-Five
famous political prisoners. the last In
mates of the Schlusselburg Fortress
were taken from their cells last nisbt
and sent to Siberia TO serve the &c
mainder of their sentences. They
were Karpovich., who killed N,nistar
of Education BoRateF In 1901
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

Tom Ways the intellectual Awakening China
in of ling
of
thoroughly awakened the full
Man the world
brothers, and that.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

in lay devoted
he
Honolulu
the reporters careful write anything
will
him
IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26
REMNANTS OF

Ginghams, Lawns, Batiste, Cal
leo, Shirtings, Percales, Linens,
Galatea, Organizes, India Linen,
Victoria Lawn, Grass Linen,
Dimity. Nainsook, Linen Lawn,
Denims, Cretonnes, Madras, Silk
oline, Burlap, Curtain Swiss,
Sheeting, Pillow Casing, Muslins.
Cambrics, Table Linen, Towel
ing, Oil Cloth, Innings and
many other materials.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-26

If the
of
believe that in the Porto Rieans
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-04
RICHMOND MARKETS
STRAWBERRIES WERE SCARCE
YESTERDAY BUT WILL BE
PLENTIFUL IN CITY TODAY.

There were few really first-class
berries in Richmond yesterday. First
Glass berries" said a dealer, would
have brought So case without trou-
ble." One house has a consignment
of three carloads of Mississippi ber-
ries coming in before trade opens to-
day The berries are expected to be
the best Richmond has had this sea-
son. Until the Indiana berries reach
the city, the last of May or the first of
June, Mississippi and Alabama will
supply most of the berries used herr
with Carolina and Kentucky cY,ing
in at the last of the out-State rade.
The sale of rhubarb is ybs ing affect
ed by the strawbeR.y tHsade. AS ber-
ries become cheaper and can be used
for pies, ther9is less demand for rhu-
barb. The Price is holding at 12Ac,
out IT2te is dull.
.bnere is a noticeable increase in
Hle demand for new cabbage from
>Carolina and Alabama. The demand
has stiffened prices and the cabbage
is now bringing $3.50 to 1915 a
crate.
The early crop of kale is practically
exhausted, dealers say, and the late
crop has not yet come in. Prices have
advanced to 75c barrel. Two weeks
ago it was selling at 40c barrel The
old price will be reached again when
the new crop comes in.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-04
GREENSBORO.

Greensboro, May 3.-Mrs Fleming
and daughter Jennie of Richmond
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roller.
The dance given in Gaylor hall Sat
urday night was well attended.
Miss Minnie Chamberlain is able to
be out after a long illness.
Miss Isabel Kienzle spent Tuesday
in Richmond.
Miss Helen Timberlake Of Richmond
has been the guest of her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Joseph Floyd for few days.
A. l.. Kienzle has improved his
store building by a shoe window to
the north.
Texas Sweetheart was presented at
Gaylor's Opera House Thursday
night.
DR.. Neff was called to Ohio last
week on account of the death of his
father.
Rev. Kellum of College Corner, O..
preached at the Christian church Sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. Horace DEAN and Mrs. Bert
Hatfield spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Davis of Williamsburg.
Miss Clore Lundy Of Richmond, Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Cause and son
spent Sunday with friends at Will
liamsburg.
Mrs. Ed. Hatfield and daughter
Edith have returned from visit with
relatives at Dublin.
Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson and child
rem have returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives in New Castle and
Middletown.
Mrs. Clara Crump entertained the
Advance Club Friday afternoon. The
meetings are now discontinued until
September.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-04
CINCINNATI MARKETS
CATTLE PRICES HELD STEADY
ON LIBERAL SUPPLIES-HOGS
SOLD HIGHER.
Publishers Press1

Cincinnati. May 3.-Receipts, cat
tie, 612; hogs, 1927; sheep, $40.
Cattle-There was a relatively fair
trade in the cattle market today, a
liberal run, about 500 head and nearly
800 stale cattle carried over from yes
terday, however, held prices down to
yesterdays general average, and the
volume of business in the aggregate
was quite good for Thursday. Sales
included 9 strictly choice fat steers
weighing 1,340 pounds, at $3.50; II fat
steers, weighing 1,461 pounds, at
$5.35, and 10 steers, weighing LAO
pounds at $535. Stockers and feed
ers steady and in good request. Mich
cows steady.
Bulls-Light receipts and prices
strong, with demand good for bologna
grades.
Calves-There was a quiet trade in
calves and prices easy.
Hogs-The receipts of hogs were
lgiht, and under a very good demand
the market turned stronger and offer
ings of packing and butcher grades
sold generally 5 cents higher than late
yesterday, and light shipping hogs and
pigs strong to cents higher.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts light
and market generally steady, with
good demand.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-04
CENTERVILLE.


Centerville, May 3.-There will be
services at the Friends church next
Sunday at 1890 A. M. and at 1880 P.
M. Preaching by the pastor the Rev.
Aaron Napier.
Mrs. Mary Trumbull and her grand
sen Raymond Trumbull, who have re-
Gently returned from New York city,
went to indianapolis on Sunday Norm
ing to be present at the Rudell-Gale
wedding and will remain several days
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Francis Young gave quite a
party on Monday evening in honor OF
Prof. T. N. DEAN the principal fthe
Centerville public schools and Prof.
Colwell Miller, assistant. There was
a delightful program given, consisting
of music recitations and games.
Luncheon was served in courses.
Miss Bessie Bull will go to Dublin
on Friday to assist, as elocutionist at
an entertainment to be given by the
Young Ladies Literary Club on Friday
avaning.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-04
indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago, New York
and Richmond
NEW YORK MARKETS
SENSATIONAL RECoVERiES IN
NEW YORK STOckS-HEAVY
TRANSACTIONS.
Palladium Special !

lPtU1flu-N special
New York, May 3.-Prices in the
stock market opened generally higher
than last night with heavy transac-
tons in individual stocks. In the
body of the list the gains were re-
stricted to small fractions, but in spe--
cial instances there were wide re-
bounds.
Belated opening at advances of
point or more occurred while the gen
eral market was showing heaviness
on a realizing movement that started
after trading had been we'll under
way In the gains referred to Union
Pacific was the most conspicuous
stock, but its rise, as we'll as that Of
other leaders, was lost when hte sell
ing commenced. Reading led a
sharp break. Its decline reached
214. The market became much more
active on the break. but supporting or
ders appeared and prices rallied.
Sensational Recoveries.
Support for Reading and its recov-
cry to above lis, quoted apprehension
of renewal of forced liquidation. a
sensational recovery followed all
around, but the activity of the deal
ings materially diminished. The New
York Traction stocks were sharply de-
pressed. A brisk demand developed
before noon which carried prices gen
orally upward.
Business Siackened.
The tone OF speculation turned quite
strong, and there was sharp rise all
through the list. Reading, Union Pa
cif1c and Great Northern preferred
sold fractionally above the high price
of the forenoon, and there was a gen
eral rebound II the opening figures or
above. Business which had been large
at the rise began to slacken when the
market eased off at / o'clock