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The Detroit times., 1908-12-21
LOCAL LEGISLATORS
DRAW GUARDIANSHIP

One question was still left unsettled
when Speaker-to-be Colin Campbell
finished his conference with the Wayne
county members of the next state
house OF representatives. Saturday
night. This was the question as TO
which plum Rep Guy l.. Miller VIII
get. AS one OF the old members OF
the house he Is entitled to a good
chairmanship. The place that he
wants, the judiciary committee, goes
TO Charles Flowers, however.
Each Of the Wayne county members
had a session with Campbell, and.
finally. they all got together In Ward
Copley's Office in the Moffat building
and discussed things In chorus. The
following are the committee appoint
ments that seem sure: John Lodge.
chairman of insurance: Colby, chair
man OF elections committee: Woodruff.
chairman OF fisheries committee; Cur
tiss, state affairs; Stevenson, rail.
roads; Austin. liquor; Clarken, labor;
Ogg. city corporations.
There was some talk among tho
members of a bill to increase saloon
taxes from $500 to 81 900 per year.
The following positions in the capt.
tol were agreed upon by the delega-
ton: For proofreader, Clarence Smith
cloak room keeper, John Carter; as
sistant sergeant-at-arms, AL Fl. Bush !;
committee clerk. Miss Mabel Poole;
messenger, William A. Stacy. VIM. II.
Quilliams was Endorsed for reelection
as sergeantat-arms and j. A. Sprague
for reelection as postmaster of the
legislature.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-21
IDRUG CLERK 5
END IS SUDDEN

William Swimesberger. % years DID,
employed as a clerk in G. w. Stringer's
drug store. No. s9S Michigan-ave.. col
lapsed while at work. Sunday. ard
was hurried TO st. Mary's hospital in
East End ambulance. He died Mon
day morning. Coroner Parker has
ordered a postmortem. Mr. Str!nger
Gays that Swimesberger has beer act
ing strangely for some time and ne
suspects that the young man was a
victim OF the dope habit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Gortiebun1 folgt.)
@riei6ri6rbcrmna nadJ Dem InSIanbc

Gle mlSlGnoiihc FoIt iiir Die init
Dem 10. Aug. cuOCnOc @ode id)licbt
bier in Sauptpoltonlt, in alien Sal
len piinftli6, mie io(0t:
Gle Bodet.Foit lit Don 8 ll6r Tor'
mitto0S bis 5 ll9r NudmittagS tag
lid ofien, nltSgenonn1clt SonntagS.
Gic Todct. EoIt nod @roBbriton-
nicn mo SrlnuO i0lieBt 9icnitags
nnb SrcitagS I'M 5 llbr Na6mittagS,
nod Iclti6lnnb Inn ) ltbr Nodmit'
tags on 10. IugllIt.
Gnmpier fnGrcn bon Ncm.2)orf ab,
iuenn nidt nnocrlueitg orge0cben.
Set Dem /. Sftober 0es Torjabres
iinb sic 9riefrnten nad Dem aiis'
lan6e (oitsgcnommen CANADA, Wc.
rifo, Tonomla uno Gubn) mie folgt:
Slim C5) Gents fir Die erite hinge
mo brei co Gents fir icce ueitcrc
lln5e, oOer Gin 9ruht6cil. nito ioatc
poQ fronfirt mer0Cn, lpiorigcnfoGs
bel qnfrnft Ser @ricie Der boppclte
Wetrag, coaeftirt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

Soft mad Glib. unb Gem
trail. Imerifo a, 8eit.
iuoicu etc.
Ircito0 II, NltH.-9 llGr NbCrc5,
nod Iorto &ico, &cnc5ucIn urO Glt.
rocoo per Compiler nGoraco8;" nod
Gorto 9tico, pia Noncc, per Compiler
,Ioncc;;" nod Barbados, 81. 2ucio
uno Morb.9roiiIicu per GompIcr
.Gcorenic;" nod Gortlmc . S&lonb,
Son1oico ltn0 Colombia per Compiler
.GrinS u. @ilbcIm Hunomn unb
&onolSone miiiicn per Nrin5 u. @il-
bclm" oOreiiirt icin); Curtis SSlono
rnb Tepublif Gominico per Gam.
pier .ScminoIc;;" nod Ocn 90 Eloto.
2Gnocrn per Gompicr Spartan
Hrincc."
Sic Soft mad NcltT %rnoIono, bia
9tor0. Si0ncp, mo uod MiQrelon,
pio @oIton, idliebt bier t0glih illE
8 llGr"Nodmitto0S; nod Gubo, bio
Eontpu, td0lid I'M I l(br; nnd Gotta
Gicu, Sonouras, Nicoro0ua (Sit.
fiiItt) Solpobor ul0 @uotomolo,
oio Ncyp.O rlcous, tGNlid) I'M 10 l(br
NbenoS; nod McricO Gitp taGIid, Inn
. llDr gtn6ntittn8S mo 10 llbr
N6cnh8.
GronS Yocific So It.
Somitng 70. NI9.-7 llbr Nbo3,,
nod &opon, Gorcn China mo Den
EbiIippincn uin Seattle.
Gic Eolt nod &ouoii, bia Gan
Tron5iSco, ihliebt bier tGNlid bis sum
20. NuNlllt mt I llbr HlbcnoS; nab
&oporL Gorco, Chino mo bcn Ebilip.
pincn, pio &ancouDcr, y. s., tG0lid)
bis sum u. Nugllit um 7 llbr Nbb9.;
iiir N%llitroliclt, Neu-S cclulO, Ncll-
GnleOonicn unb Samoa, pio Son
6ronjiSco, tGNlid) bis 5ltnl %. Mug.
nm I llbr Nbct08.
Sic Grams EnclficsFoI miro tGIs
lih 3lm g6gnnGSboien b%eiGr6crt,
uno ser SGlll6 ser Noit lit 10 orroll.
girt, 0nb cine mnIntcr6rohene lle6cr.
n0.9ciorocrung ernrG0Iiht miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Gereiniete Singer bpu Baltimore.

Sallptqlortter: n8ernlania Wtdi1'
nerdor : SaIle;;" BrGiioent Senrp
S6omoS; correiponoirenoer mo pro-
tofoIlirenber SefretGr pro tenn. IS.
&immclbe6er, Nr. 3t5, HoroeGorn-
StraBe; Sinon5iefretGr g.. Simmei.
beber, 9tr. 315, Norb.Goens StruBe;
Sd)obnleiiter $. Wtidlit, Ger. 713,
@orner.S trnBc; Girigcnt 81. Sent
Berger. &eriammlung ie0en 3lueiten
Sreitaa I'M Wonat.
.0ermania.S uarteit.Glub."
SouptQl1ortier: @agner's Sale,
ltltnbe: 9ienItngs. 49, Giriucnt 3.
adroluS.
y8ermaniasWdnnerdor."
SauptQllartier: @ermania MGE.
nerhor.Sulc, Nr. 40 bis 412, IeIt.
2omboro.S traBe. Sinqltlnoe: 9ou.
neritagS - 0irigent: Ebeobor Sent
berger.
mnSrobiinn."
Sollptolortier: Srobfinn Snne,
Tr. 20OO, Sreoerid . Ipenue. cling
Scr. Tic. Noro.Eoca'S trobe, cling.
%Itunbe: Mittmods - Sirigent: Sobn
u. &lein.
nNrbeiter.I Gnnerdor."
SorlptQllartier: InoreuS' SaIe,
GER. 3t4, SanooerItroBe. Sin9itunoe:
Wittpo6s - 9irigent: 3abio We-
lonlet.
~.SBaliasNGnnerfor."
Sauptquartier: 8oiet's Soae, Wr.
1922, Sorforb.g penue. Singitunoe:
GienitagS - 9irigent S. s. 5ranf..
n2ocnIt,B nt.Wdnnerfor.
Sauptquarticr: 3pider's Sule,
Ode Guba- unb @noreltraBe. Sing.
itunbe: Witttuod Qbeno5 s llbr -
9irigent: Subert ariippel.
MISUNDERSTANDING"
SauptQuarticr: 8ol5' Saue, Rr.
4O8, 8eit 2eriratonitroBe. cling
%Ititnhe: 7ienItaes-0irigent Subert
GriippeI.
rgaperiidjer WGnner6or."
Sonptdllortier: gdermann's Sole,
@de pnu Caroline. nnb 8ougbitraBe.
SinaItun0e: SonncrIta9 gbenbs -
Giri9cnt: gltgilit Shneioer.
yWo5art-NGnnerdor."
SouptQltartier: Hobert gonmer's
Soue, Ser. 1%921-1923, Srleans.
Strobe; Singittnoe ieoen Conner
Itag abcno - 9irieent q. %. Bo9l.
mann.
nGidenfran5."
SouptQllartier: augait 8oebel'S
(bormolS 3orn's) Sale. Gde Ser 3.
iino @ouGbItrnBe, Si9blanOtopn.
Siu9ltunbe: Wtittuo6s - 9irigent
SEQ. ". E0bImann.
yMelohic."
Soltptquortier: 8. Gies' SnGc,
Gde 2olpiiroBe nno 9elair.Warft.
0irigcnt i. &oroluS.
.Sarmonie."
SnuptQuortier: Nr. Ala, @eIt>
SaDette StraBe. Sin9itunoe: Glen
ltags - 9irigent: Sobn u. 8lein.
.Metger-@
Sauptqllartier: Soifmoun's SoGe,
2om. mo Sorreltltrobe. Sin9itunoe:
Gienitog - Sirigent: Suhert Scrip.
pei.
yNrion."
Sin0itunOc MittucD in ser uStaG-
Suae," Nr. 31l, SdnoperitroBe. Girl
gent :. Wtelomet.
,8aoenio.W Gnnerd)or."
!Soitptqilartier: Yratt. mo 8. Str,
Sigblonotoipn. SingItunne: Glen.
itogS - Girigent Geo. %. Bobls
mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Sn pcrfaniem uoer SIT permietbcu.

Gu u~criauicu pocr III uermictbru:
gICles mpoerHcc 9Sobubuu5 III gtoroultsNdIs
%tinlore, 6 Simmer mo gao, 1cniralDct6Illg,
ScIncntaNener Ii. + 10. @rltln5ino $50; SrclS
5000. poer $i3 pro Wtulnt. Serier itfo eiit0c
anoerc preislpcrtbc lSubnbGuier in mo rGbc
Baltimore al u~erfduten bel Ncrmann Snoen'
Ioop, 401 0aithcr.Siog, III Npro. SnarleS'
StrnBe. (Scptl ,l2agleJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
$4,000. 2n %perfanfen: $4,000.

Sene neucnt ,nooernen 5iuctuodlqen 9dnfer
on Der GoroaparesG irabe, 3~ipiitten 5airrtrunt'
Rosnne uno SuDette.G irabe, init auen nloocr'
men Sinridtuneen; cefnentirte 8eler, Sol liro
Irotioirs. @itniairie Haoetparilen ul'o Hiheri'
etlsgiife. Wiarmortreppeu lino ~st3eitlnfe. fnrIi'
tdre Grainaae, Gtru6en init biirifiSirien !3ieecls
fteinen eeptiaftert. sic miiiieT Seie6en iueroen.
um fe ftdben 5u fonren.
Eebr Ieihfe BeSinaunaen. BUR Snipei.iru tde.
lid iinb Spnntags often. sllenfen am YInbe.
grunorIietpe $4,000 fe6sunooreibig Dollars
bro 9abr.
Natter e. Netphaf,
(Ulat18-) BauuHterHe9ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

Mo0gen.-3uiubr S26 9llidel ;
nlr2 Nen GIcuotoren Ariidac5oacn
us %uldcl; Glepotoren &rrrotb
42OS @uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
rruiihrs rbcits.Mnhmeiinnas.N ireau

ilnter Der gluflidbt Der .Scutihen @cieuihdit."
Sieienigen, Die ncnif6e Nunoperfer. glrheiter
mn 9ienitboten ST bcf6diti9en wiiniber, mol
len iib peri6nIih oeer in ironftrlel @rieIsl an
3immer II, 2r. 2f5-2t7, Gnurtiauo straRc,
Nenoen, melher unent9clilid g~lltstunli ertDellelt
miro. Sprehitmloen BON 1 bis b lbr.
CSan27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
TcrcinS Salcnocr.
Bidder eiongpercin bon Baltimore.
IiriQcnt Erof. =. 9arollis.

Bidder. @eiongpercin bon Baltimore.
Girigcnt Erof. =. aaroIrls.
Sauptqllortier Sobn @ol5' Solle,
Nr. 40S, @eit-2 erinston.S traBe. Sc.
Den Somitog @benS, nit ausnabme
oeS britten SamItass i'm Wonot,
Sin9itunbe. (april7-1O
vSeutid . ltngoriihcr Sieoerfran5."
Sollptqllartier: Stterbein's Salt
(friiBer .Gintrodt.Saae"), Occult
Goint. S%ingitunoe: Gonnerltag
g6enos. 8irigent Sran5 ao6.
Nus Der 9 dule. 2cbrer
(meldpr Die ainber nllf Ben berolt'
nobenoen CONNER nitfnierfiom mu'
den mia): Limb menn es iett on
braubcn bliibt unb reiit, pcld)c id)oile
Belt fommt ga IN oas 2onO2" - Gin
S6iiler: oGie S~erien5eit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Hu %NcrfnnfcM.

$3.50 - Sir zines iencr prd6ipcHen Sdr.
fer nabe RaiierfunsBnrf. ytr. 20. %. % etc.
gtoroa9aresStraBe. 6einertirie G%rofioire, sel'
Ier uno Suf; eiraiulr.e 9aoeipaIne ,iHo stlts
henulseub etc. SEQ gadr uro S4.05 pro gSns
DE fnufen eines ieiier uipoerien Sdufer. ges
Ii6tiat fe iino fiber ,eiet Gid. Gebr lei6ie
gebinguraen. Goiparb J. stor6. nn GRIT NIB
Gtene. tSunit7.1NI&o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
baltimore Warft6eridlte.

Webl. -3uiubr 1853 S1lier, Gin,
ihIicBlih lag Idiier 81 Occult.
Foint mo 27i9 6diier 5i Canton.
Gle HoiirunAcn iuoren mic io(a!:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Gtablirt 1926.
GoniOliOateD 30an 50,
Wuro. WansS tra6c.

Sin erobes Iforiiment berfdlener Stan1alt'
ten, rbren itlo Suiuelen IN etltenl HriSaisSers
fnuf nod inter b1lbem Aofie1pret9. 2Sir qebel
nah ipie Dor liber1le 9arIebe1 1tI QUE sSeriD'
geeeniiinbe. Geiieus@iHgnng 5llri Vrioai'sn'
feuli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

bic mla0epdbltc9 49,. 4.25-L30
MloiSmcbl pro 100 Efo. 1.S0-1o0
Mci5cn,- 3ufltbr t33.0Ot1 BIZ
idcl; &criunot bon Den Glcpntorell
223,S11 Nuitcl; @orrotb
1,561,S75 Wuldcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Gallagher, Scr @anmciitcr.

6luicr Int coo Nlod TprosG luOcr' CTR.
Gben %pollenoet cine 3ieiDe mooerlIer, 5lpel
ftodiger @duier. q 3iuliner mo Suo. Gns
gaoc5immcr bat enluiuirie 9SlnlIe ulto i%anitnreS
500. Ticpriaep @rni,S5ins. SUiae Sdnicl
babcn bobe uno geiuuoe Gage. IudBuir1een IN
Hirrnn, 4r. 2531, Git.@ioummcnt' strahe.
U43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
StcQcngcindJc.

Stcacgciun:
Gin ~ncltfgher Sutf0mleb, crit Gelailoct, ludt
SteHung. Aiul u~orciiire: 10. 81" uScntldler
Gprreipunocnt." t221-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
Giue autoebcuoe gSirtbidaf

Cine gutoebcnoe @irtbidaft
inn WiiteIpunft Der Stuot lit l~lnitdnoe bnlbcr
fuiort sl uerfaufeu Serner einigc Wertbnoilc
gaupldbe AT DC Gdrliuie. 9tdbercS hei Scr
mann Saoenbuup, 400 8aitbcr Slcar III NnrS'
Charles traBc. (Sepio,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

III Uertau1eu:
Hr. tOi. Noros Sure. CTR, Gdc bon Sairs
mount gpe. Seine Gaze fir cincn SrOcern ,
qirnpiIipuss. Sh%uitimudrcn, uoer GunnitOrs
Qaoen. Qci6te Neoinauueer. ginhSufrugcll an
Srt nuS stenc. W,un ncbnIe Suirmourt sgIpc. .
gSooapn. (223-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

3u tnnieu pocr 6u mictbcn acindlt.
Sine Sdderei in Der Siaot oocr dil oell
Yunoc. Dan %Ghretire nit Frei9ungabe uS.
VI. 100" nSeutihcr Gurrclpuuoeut.
(221-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

Woi9. 3uiubr 2S,095 @uihcl;
%crlon0t BON Ncn Gleuntoren 1899
N'lidcI; GIcuotorcn . &orrotb Sc.
2,3 Nlidcl A---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

Sine ertoebenoc Niderci, 6 6diicr Wie6I hlc
TSuhe perbruudDt, III ipcaet ArdIIfbctt lebr MI
liz 5i perfdufen. gtad5uirngeu in oer Srproi
tiun oieice Siattce. C226-3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
@erIaust i'm a%ngcmcincm.
WcriuuQt .

Sin oeutiher Wiunm nit camille, melthcr Die
Sarmerei peritebt. ~giahiutrdGcn IN 8nicr'o
Nublenbpi @arriiun.S gar NIB Baltimore 4
YutuinucssSabu." (22t-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

3u uerfduicn:
Sine quite WrUos mo safes Hudcrct. 9tdd
8~uiruoel in 9r. $50, 4rgDic'Huenue.
(225-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14

3uiubr 1890 @uidcl
ans ocn GIeuotoren 5uriidNc5o0en
S331 9uldcI; eIenotoren = @orrotf
1866 Wuihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-14
3m perfanfcn.


3u uerfaufcn:
Sin qutcS gteto. Jtum5urruacn bel ecilrr
Bros, Jir. SO, SariurosGuao (221-s)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-04
STAGE BANDIT-ARREsrEn-

Portland, Ore, Aug. Sl.--Matt
Jackson; alias A. Carlson, who held
up the Tillamook stage, robbed it's
three passengers and rified the United
States mails. July 2 last, is under ar
rest in San Francisco. Postal Inspector
f. C. Clement returned today from
the Bay city, where he recovered
about $4,000 worth of checks, drafts.
money orders and postage stamps,
practically the total value of the
booty. ..- ..
Although Jackson is wanted in San
Francisco for highway robbery, the
California authorities will surrender
their charge to the federal officers in
this state when the latter are ready to
proceed with the trial ... ~.
Jackson is known to be a desperate
man. Under the name of A. Carlson
he was sentenced to the Oregon peni-
tertiary from this city in 1899 for Id
years for holding up a streetcar. All
lowing for credit marks it was possible
for him to earn his release by reason
of good behavior. -"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-04
Notice Of Special Election.

c, mhssiskAs, petition has been presented TO the
Council OF the City of p7lllman signed by more
m one,nitn OF the qualified electors as shown
y the vote cast at the last municipal election Of
tne city of Pullman, asking that the Corporate
units oil the city of Pullman be extended 10 In.
luce ,s me iotlowing' commencing alta point on
"a, o sss1 hns OF the corporate limits of said city
10 teet north of the southwest corner of the
northeast quarter Of section 5, of township
nottn, OF range %, +. w. NJ, and running the &C
east to point 1873 feet North of tn southeast cor
nef OF the southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF said section 3; running theuce north
along SAID east line of said southwest quarter of
said section distance OF 7b7 feet TO the stuit
corner of the ground owned by the state College
OF washington; thence west along the south line
OF said conege ground a distance of hes feet TO
me north and south subdivision line of said sec
ton D. which is also the east line of the corporate
limits OF said city; thence south along safd sub
division line TO the place ofbeRiuninK
now THEREFORE,, the city council of the city OF
fulnan do hereby resolve and order that a spec
ial election be helJion the 18th day-oS September
l9OS, at which time the question as to whether or
not the territory above described shall be an
man, will be voted 80
All the qualified electors of the city of Pullman
ana the qualihed electors residing in the terri
tory proposed to be annexed, are hereby askedto
vote upon the question and to place upon their
ballots Tor annexation" or against annexa-
ton" The polls will be open from s a. m to
p IN. to receive the votes of the qualified electors
whe desire to participate in the said election.
The polling place for all qualified electors resd-
ing in the territory proposed to be annexed will
be at X. A, Bryans residence on lot g. block 3,
the said polling place being situated in the terri
tory proposed to be annexed, and the following
are hereby appointed as the officers of said eiec.
ton i'll the territory proposed to be annexed: Y,
J. Wild Herbert Kimbrough
The polling places for the qualified electors
residing In the city of Pullman will be as follows:
First ward, at the Matthews plumbing shop,
and the following are hereby appointed as the
officers OF said election for the first ward of the
city OF Pullman. N s. Hunt. l. ID. Urch and l.
NJ. Sewell
Second ward at City Hall and the following
are hereby appointed as the officers of said cleo
ton for the second ward of the city of Pullman:
rhos, Savage, Geo. Henry ST., and w. H. Wen
ham.
Third ward at creamery building, and the toll
lowing are hereby appointed the officers OF
said election for the third ward of the city of
Pullman: Il. G. Gill, $. V. Hunt, and ID. N.
Haynes.
BY order Of the city council,
II. v. CARPENTER, Mayor.
Attest Lou Il WRNHAM, City Clerk
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-04

In "The Gourmet's Guide to Eu-
rope" by Lieutenant Colonel Newn-
ham-Davis, there is an amusing an
ecdote of Manolito, the proprietor
of a famous Madrid restaurant:
Manolito is a small, gray haired
Spaniard, who has twinkle in his
eye. He says little, but what little
he says is always to the point. A
young Spaniard who owed him
large sum for dinners fused so
much over the ordering of the meal
that he annoyed Manolito. 81 will
bring you a dish, a most extraordi-
nary dish, a dish that you have
never seen before" said Manolito
and disappeared to return immedi-
ately with large dish capped by
great cover. The dish was put be-
fore the overparticular Spaniard
and the cover whisked off. On the
dish lay the very long and much
overdue bill.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-04
SIiohtIy Absentminded.

"Does your husband ever help
you about taking care of the baby ?"
was asked the wife of young pro-
fessor in neighboring city.
''Not often, though sometimes he
does. Last evening he said he'd
take Willie for an airing, as he was
going to walk down to the postof-
fee. Half an hour later l saw my
husband sitting in the parlor read
ing scientific magazine, but l
could see nothing of the baby.
Where's Willie? What have you
done with him p l asked.
Why said the professor, 4 for
got all about him. think he is sit
ting in the postofice.'"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-09-04

ue OF any improvements or valuable
materials on the land in full.
The above described state lands are
offered for sale by virtue Of an order
OF the Board of State Land conmiss-
toner's made on the 7th day Of August,
1908, and an order of sale duly certi-
ned is on file in the office of said
County Auditor.
VIM. M. DUNCAN,
County Auditor.
Dated at Colfax, Wash, this 22 day
of Aug, 1908.
First publication, Aug. %.
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A COMPLICATED ptor.
& Would BE interesting ~ Worked Out
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81 am writing story" said the
budding author to dear friend,
but I'm rather in a muddle. The
plot has grown so complicated that
l hardly know how to elucidate it
so that my readers will grasp its
true outcome or what should be its
outcome. Now, listen. There are
only four characters, Jack, Charles,
Mary and Ethel Jack is in love
with Mary, and Charles with Ethel,
but Mary loves Charles, and Ethel
loves Jack. That's the commence
ment. Simple enough, isn't it?
But wait They all intend going to
a masked ball. Jack has settled to
go as Napoleon, Charles as Richie
lieu, Mary as Elizabeth and Ethel
as Esmeralda. Still simple, eh ?
Now we're coming to the mixup.
Before the masked ball takes
place all the four in some way find
oat what costumes each of them is
going to wear, so just for fun the
men hit on the idea of exchanging
their costumes-that is, Jack will
wear the costume of Richelieu
which Charles was going to wear,
and Charles will wear the costume
of Napoleon which Jack was going
to wear. The girls don't know Jack
and Charles are going to do this,
but they, funnily enough, hit on
the same idea themselves-that is,
Mary will wear the costume of Es-
meralda that Ethel was going to
wear, and Ethel will wear the cos
tune of Elizabeth that Mary was
going to wear. Well, that's not half
the complication.
"Jack, who was going as Napo-
leon, makes love at the ball to
Ethel, who was going as Esmeralda,
but who now is in the costume of
Elizabeth, while Charles, who was
going as Richelieu, but now appears
as Napoleon, devotes himself to
mary, VINO changed her costume
from that of Elizabeth to Esmeral-
da. See the point?
Gust before they unmask the
same idea strikes the men and the
women, and they change dresses
back again-that is to say, Jack,
who was going as Napoleon, but
who now is in the dress of Richie
lieu, appears as Napoleon, and
Charles, who was to have appeared
as Richelieu, now assumes that
dress instead of being Napoleon,
which was jacks original idea.
Well, Mary and Ethel Why,
what's your hurry" - New York
| Press.
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at time, and two to four times per
day. Increase his appetite by giving
him occasionally little nux vomic, or
better yet, put gentian in his feed.
Encourage him to move about by Civ
ing him good paddock. Keep the
bowels open, and try giving him con-
siderable sodium bicarbonate, say a
couple or three ounces per day, for
four or FIVE days.
A Glandered Animal.
Query-I know of a horse that has
lump under his right jawbone, in
side, and there is discharge from the
nostrils. He has had two hemorrhages
from the nose. The animal does not
eat very much, and seems rather
"droopy.' The discharge has been
in evidence for two months. In case
you prescribe, please give the dosage.
Ans. There is not much doubt but
that the horse you mention is affected
with CHAMBERS. The symptoms you de-
scribe are very characteristic. 1t
would be folly to treat this animal. as
your own life would be in danger. You
had better destroy him.
Feed Him Pumpkin Seed.
Query-I have a horse that is
troubled with worms. Have used
copperas good deal, but without sat
lsfactory results. What do you advise {?
Ans. You do not say whether the
worms are in a sore, or in the animal 8
digestive tract. However, l take it
for granted that they are in the di-
gestive tract. Give the animal rectal
injection of about three pints of in
fusion of quassla chips. after the
bowels have been we'll cleaned out.
Give him large quantities of pumpkin
seed, if you can obtain them.
Try Blister.
Query-I have three-year-old steer
that became lame a short time ago,
and now his stiles are both swollen
and hard. He is nearly unable to move
about. The swelling seems to be per-
fectly hard and no pus forms. This
must be a disease. for since looking
through my herd, have found several
others affected in the same way.
Ans.-This swelling and stiffness is
seen in both horses and cattle, and is
sometimes incurable. 1t is not infec-
tious, or contagious, but is sometimes
very hard to cure. Try sharp blisters
on the part, and rest the animal as
much as possible. A good blister is
made by using biniodide one part
vaseline, eight parts.