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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
ZONE POLICE ARE THE REAL FINEST

eie here Many good men some 10
tho iaihmua but with q are also
the human flff fsff aud WfsekaKe 81
all the Americas. hat even We the
first days the saHe had not the dis
order 81 maat haeiy developed re-
Hiana 1ha police wefe here WIDEN
the potential trouble creators ar
rived
Tho penlienfiufg g. NJ cuiebFa, and
has about e prisoners on an average
Nearly ali nrs negroes. The prison
convict. whatever hia crime. must t1ii
10 hours an DAYS a seek AZ road
buntlnk Capt Geo. ~ stanton. a
teauiaF army man. Ia tits chief Ut pa
lire The Nhite men are mainly for
nef TEXAS rangers o. soldiers. They
aFa great nlfanulhn fellows IS "a Eenr
efai fuir. an1 without exception. they
ul1r veil ah1 sheat veil.
KhahL leather iaErineH and rough
rider hat constitute the regulation
y hife affiesfB uuifarn The neEfe
ufnonEa wear helmets and khsk
The police here ufe responsible auiy
81 the president. and aarh fhinE 80
political spuil' "a unknown araang
them The merit path ia tha EMILY one
tfat leads upwards. and Il pays %
follow ig here
~ gsu wandered fau Waaid be
faund aut IA no time. and that would
msan dianisaaL which "a about tho
- mn a. dishunarabie diachafEo
from the army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
riIes ARE noosEyriT's OWN
Am THEY siT rIanr ON iID
oF eniaH AND SIN IN PANAMA.

PANAMA. June when you want
20 illustrate che sood ~ a system OF
nelics without naiitica. point 90 tho
fstce ~ the canal some. the smallest
ana most effective organization Of It's
lted IN the world II consists Of ~
9ite Americans ana 100 jamaican
ne kfaea. aud a palices The iaihmns
ndm the Atlantic TO the Pacific. "a
estiinE oniY The two towns ~ rsns-
mi and calsn. witch no Just outside
81 the canal anne
la Panama ana cnion Elm aud crime
a. reHFf seHlad BY the dive gambling
hrn anck pill lottery aud Npfa0
pulrsa ana thinaa have almost au an
ehtekei run. tut once the line ia
tfssssi Into the canal zoue The Sc
uisphefe changes
'fhefs n not a gambling house in tho
eatai snuH
rhere l. not q dive In the canal
saur
.rhsfs g. net dtaofderiy saloon IN
the canal some
The aala 80 lottery tirkefH g. pro-
nihiioi in tho canal aane
rhafe uaFef haa been even good
airrd hfawi in tbs aDhe
when the ofdes goes forth that the
- l0ans ahail flaaF gn certain day.
then eiase A. the time ol the last
Panama election the usual pfurlauin-
tiau abauf closing Nna Issued hsN
York man ehB had lusf started "a
1 ou 81 CulHhra TRIED thr American
elan - eiasins the front aaoF ard
ersniuK the hafk Ne Naa immas
.i4AfniY arrested and fined so fine and
- daYa with the bau and ch4tn ganE.
The saloon unan paid the fire and
served hia time ani then wnut back
"a NsN feHE
10 SET . license 10 kaap a saloon IN
ths canal some the appite4us fnust fsY
q or E NrNF5 uluHt rises a. II o IN
sna suusi iaafuit no EsmblinE lie
puHt also satisfy tbs authorities "a
% hia character
Al the aafioas % tie wsfid rata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
MAN AND LAUNCH

An unexpected bath vas ~
celFed b. a i0rEahorrman last
nlxhl where the STEAMER Pieiadaa
vas tAkipE Ga her lat pieuea ~
freight Tho intrepid AIa4 mount
81 10 the deck II a launch Ri8uK
side the freiehlsf The hniatlng
scar waa attached and man and
boat Swrv unea lnto the air with
= dexieraas hand ana aaAY Efacc
30 guided the precious load
through tia foreign oicment
The rail OF tho piaisdea sas
hardly past hts eve leEal when
sornsthinE snapped. ahd launch
and HaRn went slap into tbs water
fhc launch atreck Nith a level
kroi. bat AIaa sent sprauiiuE into
he bginy. shieh bGhhaed alyiY over
ai4 hoay tge roar Ike a cork. and
getting tn q beaufifai overland
wna ashore 10 half doHeu STROKES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
|lMES N. ROSENBAUM
SOUGHT AS SWINDLER

failed 20 pat In an appearance and
thr deuualt0rs bolano suspicious
and made luqulrlca They found
that thr man bad les town Whup
thog acnt a. swear cut = warrant
far IN. eersaane him ~ cmleatle.
mrut. % MAS fuand that che kasRi
SHea Go. had heen shrad 81 THEM
tt Is ciaimod hy FRANCIS J Nanre.
ono 81 the y.ctimlsel teal estate
men. thal Bn1enhaum has been In
crooked deals lnr tbs iasi three
mnnthM lle USED g have aa OF
flee h the oliafRl block. hat later
moved "a l2l pIonrrF huitilng.
where ~ was assassfef with bia
holhef. Edward RaeatAum.
it 81 claimed that the missing
mAn awluaied another real estate
man aui u Sea in tho same maa
arr that sue laird ay. trim WAS
auue1
RaeubaHm Il 0aeafmsd man.
abeuf SD years ola ard lived with
hts mother Cd ttul Nesifr sfav Az.
other brother. WliNam s RoauD.
haum. appeafef seme time ag9
and has ual been heard nf shines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
CHAMBER TAKES UP THE
RAILROAD RATES

Another spirited debate Is ex.
pcctea AZ the meeting of the Cham
her II Commerce "Wednesday. when
the Question of railroad laslsailln
and the traffic problem ia general
Hill b. tbs chief items considered
The committee GA transportation
submitted = repoft 81 iast waek S
iartthE, a. HusEeslrd by o.
rbofgoek which deprecated what
sere iermed arbitrary. hostile aRd
illAdeiaed measures designed f0f
no nfUiocfl0n Of shippers acting a.
hean'efaAG upon the pofsans
aerklue reaNaa rather than upon
the railroads setion upaa the ~
port Naa fosipeaed. q be- taken up
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

gosaneanm Il es,as
~ poslee Net oab hat
- swagu ouf Ger BITS
IA Rsxsl shee 60. chars
v.sh psssine a noftAisss
as apos ies nfm ha'
.,a.e flrm uf tlat son !
q, situated al $3.50 talft
BE- .',,f him ter SETTING so
sesv other victims afe
Tia ihc hand isak'nk tor
- - ~ lhcy "a etll a. the
~ tsilsa 20 uad alm
y. .1 sses 1f h.m since
p,A Of las, monih be
49, u prePortA oa che
...year 81 Eahtvutd az
.,..snsssts q 81 lictsaon
-, lor ssea hess thaa The
,agsss rtomps4a guatfees
= az Tor e lhe Wsl
- rala dow o. option ~
.s,ee tAat eserfthirr was
Rssnhsan was "a me
ee.lssas is q small Na ana
- ~ s. uual4 hries tsa ae
Z. .--.,a In a aay nf I'VE tie
4 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
WILL SHUT OFF WATER IN HURRY
u REM Is NOT PAD

The time In Which meter assfs
eah hayv 10 pa mp their bsiia is
heink rut mote than half h. a
new ordinance which has hesn
started thrungh the eaaneti
Il u Proposed IN The usN bin -
naaks the meter assessments Do
ilnguwmt 10 daYa affer the Sending
cf the bill AftsF that. under the
rev law. the watnF can b. shut
on insm~disteiy
fhis winter EFsfg dealer atunE
the evad - EtoeAinE up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
ODD FELLOWS
TN SESSION


SPOKANE. June I Over iopo
dslsgziss arc attending ths Efsnd
ansslon ~ the Old Fellows 81 this
susie Yesterday the Following Of
flceFs ucFe eirrs 4 b. the sfaud en-
esmnmeut Grand patriarch W IL
ttoffiu. ofting. graaa high priest.
Prank kiliien. Lowell grand sauiuf
warden. j Carter Saith. WAila
Nalia grand serbs. lsouls Z Hart.
'raooma. reelected. grand ferasaf
ar. J X 0sDauuell. Eina .re-eiaei.
81. Efand Iaulef varsiea. G. r
lam Of NaFth Nakina ffaud fer
fvaonlativs. r. s STAR. - Chslan.
The grand lodge 81 the order 81
ttld Fsiiuwk proper apcned at 10
a'clesk this mozuiHg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

a. fAamhef Of ComuefVc
Amska Yuken Pacfne eA
-. I'll = askea n eaasfiease
- funas us.vdfai te send
- q Inc rniFersitx ot
..ss.snn Il partieipate ~ ne
- s'l,sxasfs euntess 81 the
!. RASCAL intercollegiate
rssslsa al Poaghkeansie.
k.,~S that because - the
!, - win eume a. Seattle y
..ss.lss SAKE sod showing
I. - Axses % Witch TIE apa
= y nsaas viii - wtiilnE
- vsft Of he expaaae II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

we're registered To-Day "a
-A Ills y Columbia q
= wife o. " u. Noorp. =
fxAa
|-At 1881 fEt av. Junn z.
t. o PAilip Clement. 4 asuzh.
~ III T. PIKE. June 2.
g g l. Moore : zoe
sszs Fremont A.
= sile II Albert G. Cbllaa
a-A ST. SIN nv W
: wife Of Frank Eausrss
.Ns-At alsi walker -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

ns4ghs were registered To-Day az
EailoWs
ns~son Louis ] Hsssoa. 81 MAY
81. At iTif Twelfth AZ
agcnonaiH -Gystam ~ MrDen-
aid. 40. MAJ %. - i7ts Weller
q
Tsslln--Iaiia Tapitn. ~. May 80.
~ talz - Pike a.
ShaplrU NUilts Shapiro. z May
- az Miner hospital
BakeT Emma n nRksr - May
81. az 1907 2sgh av &
bradshaw 10 daYa Iuaa :. az
sos seNepth az " "
Davis Jaaeph ID Davis. g. Juns
;. at osath PARA place
Walters MinsFvA +. Walters. a.
Jun J AZ 20 = State a.
Ailtaan eirHnxtile Allisan, rs,
June 1. ~ $50 AuFura a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

ratrafmeu W a. Enat. D g. cal
hef. ~ 81 Arafln9 a. nieseh
G q care and e = nalnhfn afe
sltEfuis a. shs office 90 police asFs
eeant Thsa~ slk men successfully
passed the tests Imposed ~ tha eitil
service caussl a3tan far wttMitllItE
q me raak TwsnfF ane aetroimsn
tuak the rearitnatfeua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

Tho great increase iu HhipninA
thia past ninnih against the ccfre-
spending period last year - ci0fif
shown hr che Figures the y. q.
shipping commissioners were Ahie
"a announce this morning Eighty
tive crews and a7t9 maea haze been
handled Tire latter figure 10 about
q thousand iu excess OF the prnNt-
eua Mays rnturns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

ss~sttie star. fxsis@sss s<rvss.1
CANTON. -. June There are
several Mckinley monuments the
country over. but the national mon
ument. she enc Tor which consider
by over haif ralllion saa pepuiar-
~ auhsf Fih~a. II nearing compile
tion here Ia wsagiaHn csmetsfy.
~hHre the murdered pfsHidrutss
body lies II a. nlagnificeut pile,
Ia a beautiful location. overlooking
the city OF Canton
The movement for thfs uenuntnf
- President Mckinley resting
piAra waa started ~ tire iatw AenA.
suf Hauua. supreme Justice Day
AID fetfnsr Gov. Herriak. Of OhEa.
such time Nas ioNt 81 picking a &C.
stsu aud II aaa little more titan .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
&C. CAN TAKE CARE or 5000

Between = .ooa and S 600 Chfia
tian RndrAsor delegates will ts IN
seattle The wrsk ~ taiy 10th 10
18th. according q statements EiFsl.
eat ~ y Edgar harth aud 7. w
Laugh. ~ the toeal COMMITTEES. Ar
fAnEsmsntA Tor providing Fuoraa
have been eoinple,ed and the curl-
mittse T. prepares Go take care %
- aoq persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
WANTS INJUNCTION TO.
STOP TUNNELINC

Litigation. which may Interfere
with the progfeaa Of the work ON
the Union Pacific tunnel. WA com
meneed today by Mary NJ Miller,
through her attorneys. lilAlne,
Tucker a iiyland
She asks Tor an injunction 70.
stralainR tho work on the tunnel
until damages arc paid Ia recon
pouae fof injuflva sustained "a hcr
property, which Ties along the Tine
Of the tuanoi.
An order % show cause WAS IN.
sued b. Judge Alhertaan return
able Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
n Grew ASKS Aid FOR
TRIP TO POUGMKEEPSlE

Is expected ,hat se.sea win b. alt
that Is raqalmd
several ol the officials % the
CaanabsF 81 commefee and VI the
fair mauazercut have piAe.sa thani
SELVES On r~cors1 ~ heinE IN favor
u the I.ian. and n h thanKht that
Il will h saceeAafai. In addition
the students 81 tho university viii
help "a Egell thn fund Accoraing
- experts. the lDcAl elkhf has a
Eu0d chance a. via. IL will BE
n~csseaFy. n aaythinx 10 to be
done. ksf thn Chamber ~ cammsrce
- act npou the matter At the reE
ui4r nlnaiiaE toulprgaN moTaink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
FRESHMAN WITH A DESIRE 10 LICK
TIVE STEDES. RUNS AMUCK

With a booEe caused hatred Tor
wedes, tlafry Mccoy. an trleh.
man. raa aufuok on First aN Yen.
terdaY aad. according 20 hla own
admissions took a punch "a eV-
efF sseae that PASSED him ulu
mately Mccoy ~as placed under ar
Heat and faced Judge Gordon this
utognlnE
have nothing against sweAea.
your honof. be- said. @useept when
ana full Then they dnn't luoA
good e. me
lie eAN fiurd $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

For rasaink = oonfssefair BAL
which he claimed vas handed TO
hln 81 Tbs Meadow Harry Col
lina. = cook. waa yesterday sen
fenced Ia 10 days IN jail and q fiae
of SO b. Judge Gordon Coiilna
waH ARRESTED A. the tnatlgation Of
ufa Jane Knapp. landlady of q
rpoutua house on Pike street
coliina had In Bis possession t1o
an the state Bank d Georgia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
Guar 70 stslsT AppsALs-

~ George ontaFua aud fae Aasan.
shs tua snsfnbsra % the seattle no-
ftfsr force who @aFr lis hargea for
alleged Efaftinx appeal their
raaas chi~f % Police Wapuenstsin
4tii ua@ the fsdt thai the gambling
5a4nt A. fhn euFmsr " Metu - ara
fsanrth aN.. which was fatded iAst
ulshi had bsau h futl operation On
their heats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
APPETITE LEADS WOMAN
TO GRIEF

An appetite Cor fine lvinK aaaii
an toast wine and the joy of Hiu
eRuBad MAY Madden 90 come 10
sFlef Ia the Anaconda restaurant
On Maynard av. laat Friday uisht
and thereby hangs tale She
paid - and Gusts Ia police court
this morning.
AeaordinK 20 Esther Williams.
waitress. Mra Madden ordered
quail on toast and wine when only
deaFhnuta and ooffeo were "a be-
bad Ausercd At net gritlnr what
ahe wanted the woman started out
81 clean cat the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

The old Totem saloon on ooci.
aehtal avenue. operated hy heca
ttefeoek, may an0n b. compelled 90
close up unless the present pfanrio-
Tor can diapose Of il "a hnma 9th.
81 party, Mayor Moarc Natoed che
aiNihance granting a renewal ~
me ltcvnne few DAYS aeo aud tho
faNneil license and rtvehdo com
alttee Yesterday decided % ap
hold tha maror IN his course This
practically assutcs the aang action
IN the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

f~sFtpps TsieEraph ssrxis~.T
wa sItfNGTuN. Iuna faft Nas
EuofffFfaiiF mnnouno@d after the
cabinet meeting to-day that the gov
rsnuient wifi proceed aEsiast the
aafhrseite esrrYinN reads pn the
grounds that they violated the
Sherman anti-truat lsNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
Will. TrRs CsrrtHED nosT
oyER To raN aatrtsH


fsrFipr- Teiskraph serxI~~.t
WAalilfas ION. Jane a--Ths
Treasury department taxsrd tnsirsa-
items tasisy g capt Ainsuosth %
Tie reeenWa cutter Hush. aew 81
Jansa0. Alaska. % tara ths cap
tured nritish asastnE schooner Car
lotta q Cox over &c the nearest
ststsiss svthssiftas. aoooraias 10 the
iraalK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
AYP.E. EMBLEM CONTEST ENDS

The competition for the $500 Of
fered b. the officials Of the Alastar
Yukon Pacific exposition for az Of
fetal design for the 1903 fair closed
At noon today and the publicity
committee IL considering the many
designs thia afternoon. A decision
will probably b. announced this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
e.k. URGES PATRONS TO BUY COAL

The Gruat Northeru railroad has
iasura circulars 10 every stallion
through which u pssasa. ufEias
people 10 bur % gheif taii sna sin
tsg supply Of coal Al eacs 1ha 81
fieiaia fear Another famine 81 fBsi
axaiu this winEnf Every dealer
aiouE the Rad 4 ztus atlas up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

Iauo 1. 70 wife OF Patsy NaFsalo.
daughter
Buitcr Al iteT = i1th ax.. Nay
81, to wife of John ~ Huttea. a
ann
Mclean Al zzp5 Superior street.
Aay 20. q wifs OF Iact Met.ean
. ENn
JafAt aTaa kim. aood pizee.
Nay - &c wtfr % II. " S2y. a
ssyu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

WASHINGTON. Juae THE sig-
mai corpa sent up a balloon today,
the aefoneaufs being Capt chandl
er. iLeut. stevens and J. G Nc
COY. n successful flight IL made
the government Ia likely 20 buy
nr4rral var halnpna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

ne rirsah~rs af ths Master nulia
aH6 aenns ieGssa wfth a&he butidsfs
EnntfaetaFa ENh4eantragtsfH ana
izsatsgIai mHu In the eitT Wiii meet
tenlafrew blight - fhe re9sas % the
Commercial club 50 perfect = balif
eFsr skfhsuKv A. ~ " hits o. tssa-
pornfg Chairman ana = = FfAnklin
tanspafafY a@arstaFv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

A. = rssettag 81 the Kiaz cspaty
Ifitmana saftnty heid IN the hsnaust
hafl ef the nutlnr last uiMhs. the
fsIisWtnE effects were elected.
Hav NJ a Matthews. pN~sid~at
fahn w.edhowaw. FIRST vtee ryeNi.
cent. Nisa Nsy kruuSsr. s~erutafF
F.raisttah HodEsa. treasures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

The now public drinking fountain
Al Second and Columbia. erected b.
the local ". c. 7. L.. IL being set
az In place today The fountain IL
" feet high and Of solid bronze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
G. N. LOSES

fxertpp. r~teErzpk s~xst~s.l
NEW YORK. Juns t-Ths fed
eral court thts afternoon nxsrrulsd
the demnrrsr u the Great Sosthefn
to thu lndletuents charging a rin-
latiOn II the Eikins aet IN granting
rebates on prudueta uf thu sugar
trust ahippsa wsst from Seu York
and fiueton. The claim vas made
that the contrasts were made b.
fare the Eiktns law Wis PASSED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

PUTNAM BOOTS. the best boot
far Alaska at Halls. iii First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

PUTNAM BOOTS. tine beat boo,
for ALASKA At Halls. iiii firs; Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

Inc Great Front Rmoifng High Grade Clothing by COSTELLO
kr building and although the
ordinary doing whole front the building all but
down and all directions Owing to the great
a management MISS Hartman. possible
gHd taken Of eastd possible business
The therefore continue during following
W eel this for
ay swell vor Of other 5000 will sell at $1,000
woo $500 an will reductions
Blue Serge Boys prices $500 and 50 will be sold
at szSV
Hats Shirts Necva other goods terribly reduced prices Il
s@ta m people Of great making
cling spring due to the fact that
"s owing the
" to BY removal Of front has been and is makes imperative for
. sell al prices carry the another year
GRANT
RankeB Building, Of Fifth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-04

81 % sicrre Revolving Laun
Sprinkler SIC If spinninEs. full
ina redncrd See wtndow sss
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all his life: it was an act he would never perform again. Mir. Bryan said
 that he had been accused as an an archist. but had now good proof to the contrary; for it is claimed of the Czar of Russia, that he can tell an anarchist as far as he can see one. and yet he allowed Mir. Bryan audience" for half an hour with TO soldiery present. He was best pleased however. with King Edward of Eng
 lanc and his plain Democratic hos pitality The latter part Of his speech was devoted to a comparison of gov
 ernments and a eulogy of our own. He says that in no other government does he find woman so highly re-
 spected and so nearly equal to man as here in the United States. He belyes that all governments will pat tern more and more after ours. Say what you may of MT. Bryan, but 10 my mind he has not an equal for general information and higher conceptions of good government. He is a great teacher for the masses of psople a.d the time will come
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what they have to eat and how their food is cooked. He said that he felt when he should get home he would want to go to tha hen roost and take off his hat to the old hens, as the egg, boiled egg was about the only food he could surely recognize and be sure of what it was. He told us of what he found in royalty in the Philippines, royalty in Europe. One prince of the Moros approached in his little boat with his escorts, while he sat with one little Moro on his right and one on his left, each holding little red umbrella and this by
 moonlight, the red umbrella being an insignia of royalty. One Emperor in Asia gave him audience long e
 nough 10 ask him how long he ex- pected to remain and where he would go next. Another crown head, one of Europe, allowed him, Mrs. Bryan and others to pass through his room, bow to him and his queen and pass out. He said he never felt so empty in
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vile on Monday the 8. inst. He was
 met at the depot by a committee
 along with more than thousand
 eager-to-see people. He was escorted
 to the University building where from near the front steps, standing
 in a carriage he addressed the
 student body for about thirty min. utes. He advised his listeners 10
 have faith in self, faith in our fellow men, faith in our government and faith in God. His remarks were we'll received for they were words well chosen. Mir. Bryan was then driven to Mont Nord near the Ark. building where were assembled the children of the public schools of the city to listen 10 talk from the great public teacher. From here he was driven over the city and finally guested at the Washington hotel. At the opera house at eight o'clock he was greeted by some fifteen or eighteen hundred people. Standing room was sold in the balcony
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The swellest line of the REAL NEW purses and belts ever in Brinkley. In cluding the new wash belts now at Stokers Parlor of Fashion.
 -Brinkley is billed to have a circus; the Van Amb1rg Circus is billed to show on Friday May 3rd Their big display ad will appear in next weeks Argus
 -Cratz Jones, who recently re- signed as agent of the Rock Island in this city, was checked out this morn- ing and his successor $ C. C. Birk- icht until recently of Boonville. During his stay in Brnkley Agent Jones has made many friends and we are all sorry 10 see him go.
 That old familiar name, ..E. Star Thompsom,' state manager for the American Tobacco Co.,, is still being registered at the hotels and he says that the Anti Trust law cuts no tobacco with him but that the "chew- ers' are just as hungry for the juicy frtIit-old Star -oc evny
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besides filling the speakers stand. MT. Bryan's subject as formerly an nounced, was, 1.-The ways of the world" His delivery was natural and unaffected. At the bsgin1iny he tested a little at the expense of the politicians and parties. He then en- tered interestingly upon his subject. He spoke of what nature has doEe in making mountains and valleys,
 rivers and lakes,- comparing those of the New world with those of the old. He told of temples and ruins of ancient build, one of whose stones were massive almost beyond com -prehension. He told of the people and
 their customs. of India and her idol worship especially their reverence fer the river Ganges and its holy waters. Here he saw sights that made him have greater love for his government and more enthusiasm for the mission
 ary cause. He saw much of the evils of idol worship and examples of what the teaching of Christianity does for the benighted souls He and Mrs. Bryan learned by actual experience