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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16
A Lauahinn Plant.

lhere is n curious plant that grows
IN Arabia ard s. hpuwn tn The name
of Laughing plant" This name
cones from the fact tina. any nae WHO
eats IT'S seeds cannot control Is
laughter. The natives If tie district
where this funny plant grows dry the
seeds and reduce them 20 powder A
small dose his powder mskts
,hese SFo ar \ net very much like
~ I 0iish ,eople VIZ Grina more
liquor i.jg Is aooA for thpnl 'rhp
person win dance. shout and
laugh lie a Hadman and rush about
cutting ZIP ~ mosi idi ieis capers
for an hour At the ond OF this time
the reacticp comes The dancer Is
sud q leeD sleep comes
upon him. After a nap Of several
hours VI awakens WIN no recbilec-
ticn 81 the au'ics - has performed.
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] NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS Z


. FIRE AN Is were served when Rev
DaFies made his appearance and in
beha,f Ct the society presented Mrs
Merts With d set Of silver teaspoons
les a ,aken of the esteem in which
she ii held Mrs Mertz very ably
after which all Joined
hanas and sang "Elest Be the Tie
That Binds" Mrs, Mertz will leave
il 4 very short time to join her hus-
band n St Louis. The following offi-
GERS were elected: President, Mrs.
Joe Fullerton; vice president, Mrs c.
s al.ttcn secretary Mrs. Jessie
Sanders n; treasurer, Mrs. A. w vii.
Hanson.
A little hey stranger who arrived al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs VIM. Kee-
Ter Monday made proud parents of the
happy couple.
Mrs Jake Blum is III Of tonsolitls
Mr. VIM. Montgomery was Cairo
Business caller Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, c. Il. Richoy and
little daughter, Averi were guests Of
relatives IN Cairo Tuesday.
I'd Miller made a business trip to
Cairo Tuesday
T, J. Kuny of the Williamson,Krny
Mill and Lumber company left Tues
Gay for Indianapolis where he viii
transact business
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There are not very many trans
parent animals. bas recent studies Of
two larval ee's which pessess this
popularity. and which belong to The
National Museum. seem 10 show
that among the fosslb.e aivsHtases
of being transparent Is economy IN
personal decoration.
IN ordinary opaque animals the
color markings. are symmetrical on
the two sisce Of the bofy. bot his
Is not the case with tie Transparent
cells. Each Of them. Who looked AZ
from one side. appears to have seven
large black SPOTS arranged At nearly
regular intervals along the length
Of the body. but closer examination
shows that in eari case three o. lie
sposs are on tie LEFT side and iosr
on the rish;. AMI irresaisris seaeei.
but IN slch a mannef thar cH 'oeE-
ing through tire boly. al SEGA ap-
pear in a symmetrical res.
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what IS going on.

WAT 10 t1RiAls7 Clia
Without public notice, secretly and
unannounced, almost tae first action
taken was to take from the table two
ordinances granting franchises to the
Southern Illinois Interurban com
pany and the Illinois Terminal &
Traction compan, which had been laid
on the table the early part Of Noyem-
Der last An exciting scene, TN
naralleled in city council of the state
OF Illinois, premeditated and afore-
thought eight Of the aldermen voted,
apd Subsequently passed the fran :
chises granted in the two ordinances
mentioned. 1t is not necessary to
comment on the unusual proceedings
which took pa&e, for they will speak
for themselves.
As citizen of Ca'ro who favors an
interurbau railroad and has the in
terests Of the CITY 81 Cairo and the
welfare Of its citizens at heart as 10y.
ally as any Twins bci0s that lives in
Cai-a aad who ba'ieves That a grave
ipic5t oc is being done to our citizens
appeal TO the newspapers of the city
OF Calro to, at once publish in full
correct ocny Of the two ordinances re-.
lcrred above so that the propert,
oWncrs and the citizens at large, may
read them for themselves and de-
teflinc for themselves. whether or
nct they want such ordinances to
I .ist ! believe Ill fairness aud IN
justice 10 my fellow citizens Of tho
city ct Cairo. and that this should be
done While ! protested against the
rassare Of said ordinances because
u the terms and rights they grant
therein | an wiilius 70 go on record
before the business interests and citi-
grHs ct large. recording my protest
md ii they are willing t. ratify aui
rcucur in such rights and privileges
rs are granted IN those ordinances, ! |
Ihcn feel that my duty as citizen
S ended relative to same.
| am giving. this expression of my
feelings 10 the matter without any
prejudice or malice toward any one, |
but as | was one Of very few TO be !
resent at such an unusual meeting
feel il my hounden duty to call the |
attention of my fellow citizens TO |
hose conditions
I request that al the newspapers Of I
'rr city win do the citizens OF Cairo |
he Justice Of publishing in fun the
.rdinances referred TO and If they
hould feel that it would incur rpon
hem IN unnecessary expense. I am
Wiling to pay the cost Of such labor
nj service.
Fellow citizens. allow me TO urge
IRON you The necessity of reading
hese ordinances and taking such ac-
len in regard thereto as you may
nest desire. before If is too late to
cmciv the wrongs which claim are
eng done
J. s. AISTHORPH. 4
As Citizen and Property Owner
other Carlo papers please publish.
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SPORTS
....+...+....+.-&..+++.....

Manager Armour OF Toledo. win
take fortyiive players to Chattanoogl
for spring training So say Toledo
scribes.
The p. o. 81. league has about de.
cided to cut its circuit to six cities. as
follows: McKeesport. Chartered Tn.
iontown. Washington. East Liverpool
and Steubenyille
Fred Tenny has not signed with the
Giants yet. but expects that satisfac-
tory terms win be arranged in the
near future.
Kid Herman. the Chicago light.
weight declares he has retired form
the ring for good and all time The
Kid" has fourishlng cigar business
in the Windy City.
u begins to look as though Packie
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THE UNwELcoME GUEST.
Taught q SsIflsh Little Girl a Lesson
She Never Forgot.

Many years ago girl found her
| self suddenly denied pleasure "a
which she had been looking forward
! for ma.tg weeks The very moruMg
lor the excursion an unexpected rela.
| tive dropped in" The carriage, egpn
by cgoMding, would not hold more
than FIX, and some reason Of neess-
sity or courtesy made 1t Impossible
/ for any one to stay at home exc III
/ Ae sifl The situation was evident
rom the first moment
| The sin loo&ed round The group
gathered for hasty and secret confer,
ehee with stormy eyes
IT isn't fart size cried Every
single one hes been belore except ms.
Docauae I'm the youngest, haven't
any rights?"
A guest entered the room Just in
time to catca tic angry bathurst.
Clearly lie had stumbled upon
scene" but il was too late to re.
treat. With the charm that never
failed him, he turned % the girl
An, Miss Peggy, these yights!n he
exclaimed. @'rhey are tro lblesome
things aren't they? How they do
dog MS all our lives Really le bast
thing | know about them Is Cat, e.ass
they are our righte. we hive thc PRIV
ilege OF s1rrendcfiug them COR 9th
ers." And then, after taking book
from The table, he let the r3qm.,
The girl stood etill; she could rot
undcrstand but a'mly $50 fe ned 10
catch glimpse ,of a wild country 81
beauty When s5o csme to herself. |
her mother was speaking.
IF only | coult giya yuu ny place.
dear. But I c2ps stay eaca Cousin !
Betty has como. You"
The girl spcka Briefly Tn stay"
she said,
The others praised ana pe;fel he
aud promised hcr maa. taaiTs bu
the slipped from them as quchly a.
possible. She waited until size holrt
the carriage start. and th,p wed
down to the sfin. sunny gfrien. Sue
denly she stopped. f'- on hc bench
with The suniigAt falling across hi
AttAf WA fHfN-s s.+f ~ So rNf -AsA
volume Of Horace" in his hand.
A quick coler rose IN the gifts fore
head. for this guest whom tlipy al
admired. was connected IL her migd
with her disappointment
Il believe you're Draet;cins what
you preached" she exclaimed
He locked. ND With bis charning
imile. Not at all" &c said. Il sim
ply exchanged plcasurcs And then
be added something straage: "Caild.
here are 50 many kinds Of happiness |
Il one has the patience to search.
The guest went has way a DAY OF
Two later and the girl never saw him
again. But all her life after tie
thought Of the privilege Of giving up
her rights c1mc 10 her a. the m,'n-
Dry Of a sfifl. secret corner in a siir-
mer garden where one ioakei out
nio the high country Of beauty and
honor which is the homeland Of the
,Oul.-Youth's Companion.
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UNITY, ILL.
- ----~- .


JS0udfy ITs tSOc'
Mrs John Mccormick of Nealyville.
Mo, was the guest Of Mrs. James
Titzeerald the latter part Of the week.
Miss Myrtle O!ler or NH Creek,
spent a few hours Saturday with her
cousin Miss Alberta Allen.
Mr. Pet Fit2eera'd of Cairo. made
a husiner7 trip here a few days ago.
Mr GrCsc Tucker returned Mon
lay fror' Mound City
Mrs Cf9uncev 'i-e'e was shop
l.'us IN Cairo Treri9r
% : Il. Gil made hcsi7ess
'rip 10 Cairo Monday.
4 dance wit bc -s;ven by the Girls
can T. club at The Sandusky hall
sa't'rf3y night
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t.rt.-s7 CT 77ocEeDlNcs.

rce Ccureil t-amber Cairo, Tllt
Il ngres ted within the council
'ditori1n cro'caa-' occupying their
snectivo s4,s; the Hon. Mayor Of
rair9. sed fourteen aldermen. city
e7o''- it, a-'-r1oy. two attorneys
s@o~7se1iiae To Southern Illinois In
ieuri'an ceug ANY and the Illinois
Ferniaal Taetion COMPANY. news-
rapcr report FOR the Cairo Bulletin.
aE3 neVsnarcr reporter fer the Cairo
FVening Citizen. Ortside Of this rail-
i4e a auditorium usually occupied by
visitors and citizens we're two citi-
zens attending said meeting in the
interest Of an extension for a tele-
phono franchise: two citizens. attend
in~ sa'a weeting IN tbs interest Of the
fse-fiag cf q license, enc citizen. an
cEicis' Of The Southern Illinois Inter
urban company ond the Illinois
Terminal & Traction company. news-
1sHer representative Of the Thebes
star. \ representative Of the Cairo
iafcr Journal and q Young man who
hal received a tip tbat there was
ssinu II be -of1e fun. subsegus
cntsrs , ycung lsrgeT Who has heard
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asla in New York.

There Is a wholesome countryside
brand OF comedy down in Southern
Indiana, that don't exist elsewhere,
and when the playwright originally
dug isis" and her funmakers out of
Pcsey county and made them stage
folks, there was breath of the flow.
er ladened prairios that refused to be
left behind and its fragrance has al
ways taken hold and made YOU
friend OF Sis" This time she -
gcing to tell what Broadway is like
and how she liked tho WaldorfAstoria
for her latest is isis in New York"
at tho Cairo opera house Saturday,
january Is. matinee and night
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ADJUSTMENTS
"A Messenger BOY"

"A messenger Soy.
Is laughter a good tnTng- All laugh
ter at alf events is not good. The
giegle CT litter is laughter debased-
People who trihe via laughter oniy
sniT and sniggle fom the mouth out
ward. wai'e it is i-r~ hearty laugh
ter Is an index 10 an honest soul. Car
lyle was right when hc said NO man.
who has laughed whole and hearty
can be altogether bad "A Messenger
Boy is guarautesd TO cause laughter
Tao caci wholesome Kind and is q
s-'c ard certain ard speedy eure for
'he Hcrsi csss OF Blue Devils o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16

Is chicory injurions7" is now being
asked in England in consequence of
the assertion by a witness in trial
that the selling Of so per cent. chicoU
and coffee mixture was likely to cause
a great deal Of disease in a poor
neighb0rhood. and the further asser-
tion b. a medical man that from his
experience in poor districts coffee
mixed with chicog otter set I'D irri-
iani ssaiacning.
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a Eor Farm.

A successful fox farm is rua in a
Maine toe-n about 40 miles hack from
Bangor A description OK il says.
The tract includes about GOO acres.
a portion OF which is fnclosed by a
wire fence 10 feet high. Il was found
that TIE foxes can climb TO that
height. 50 the ton 81 the fence Was
turned in 50 that il proieete.i iasard
about tao feet and the plan proved
IN elective barrier The fores next
t-.ea c hgrtoE cut but Is eraeT
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Missouri swede.

DO you enjoy clean, wholesome
ccmcdy-drama with pretty love
story running through the plot? That
Is what you viii see in Missouri
swede" at the opera house next Tues.
day night.
W. Fl. Belchor, the author Of the
play aud he also plays the leading
part Of Carrie Carlson. has been be.
fore the public for thirty years and he
knows what the public demand SO
he wrote this play with only on
purpose, to please the people.
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ennlish Manners crI.ieizea.

4 man shoves past a woman on a
staircase, or he leaves her standing
while he sits. lie comes into a crowd
ed public room with his hat on and
talks loudly. as II all the place be
longcd 10 him. Ills womenkind do the
same. At present the workingman has
the best manners. the middle class
the Worst-London Graphic.
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SIGN Your Name Here

Sign Your Name Here -
o, the time Is drawing near
When my contract will be here
So I'll practice now holding out my
mltt.
Should my salary be the same
| will never sign my name.
They will have TO some across or |
viii quit.
am bound TO have the stun
Aud 10 get It | will blun,
II the figures do not suit I'll quickly
wire
viii also write line
To the boss gazink of mine
And spring that musty four-nush, "T1l
retire"
But when I'm asked to join
I'll forget about the coin
And I'll journey to the South and
meet the boys.
In the winter I feel sore
And / make yell for more
Just to liyen up the village with soma
noise
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Poison ard doat <,-o'v Z
II You have aches and ltsins in. TIE
bones. back CT joints. itching. scahas
skin. blood feels hot cr tin: swoiier
Glands. Rising and aaaips on i;sa
skin. Sore Threat or Mouth fall!ae
hair, Piigrles or offensive erurtiors
Cancerons Sores Jumps or Sorts o.
Lips. Face or any part Of The body
Rash on Skin. are run Iowa or her
vous. Ulcers ON any part Of the boil,
Carbuncles or boils. TAKE 5stan'c
Blood Balm, 70. 3. 81 Guaranteed
to cure even the worst and most deer
seated cases. p. 3. u. drives al pos
onOus matter from the system aai
sends a food CT pure. rich blood III
rect to the skin surface. ln this va.
Aches and Pains are STOPPED. al Erup
tons. Sores. Pimples. oven cancer are
quickly healed ard cured
BOTANIC BLOOD siLa. IL g. 81
compost Of pure Pntanie Ingredients.
DRUGGISTS. 81 Sid IN Cairo. IT.
By w. r Simon, 1901 Washington Ave.
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Uneie Jerry.

-If ever Oreestsi-ity k1crkss e ~
door. --rnh'ri T1cle Is-= rzs, =
-hc iHesi zaee r1r-e u ira e
and rad bic BOXING EioTzs "a
tzads- I'D i'n
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Danger in Cold

Because yoa have contracted nr'liuary coids
and recovered from them without treatment
Of any kind. do not Tor moment imagine
that colds are not dangerous Not nniy pneu
nunia- but also the infections diseases such
as diuhtheria and scarlet fever start with .
cold The cold prepares the s. ten Tor The
rereption and deveiapnent u the germs q
thee diseases. Take our advics-cure YOU
cold rh.ie yOn can
uhambehain's Cough Remedy
b. "a = E.sri iblF. cuTss 81 Guilds has hec117r
n So. i-le offraie AID ce-uuercc- Tf's
prsa7'si Il Is efssthai. 81 : resi@e.e. Try .
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The aame Ler-,ln.

Are ron ready 70 believe without
measuring the lines a B and c y
Thai they are exactly the sams
length?
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Mcfarland and Tommy Murphy win
not come together very soon Each
time date has been set something
has occurred to necessitate a post
ponement of the bout.
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What Kind Of leopard chance has
"a wrestler got against a man who eats
cheese between each bout? big Ed"
Dunkhorst says that his eating d
cheese sandwich during a contest
causes the other fellow to think some
one has blown out the gas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-16

Asse'ablyman Thomas Geoghogall
lof Brooklyn. Is to introduce q new
Sunday baseball bill In the New York
assembly
Joe Kelly and Jack Thoney. the
two Toronto stars, will play in Boston
next season, but with different teams.
Kelly viii manage the Nationals and
Thoney win play with the Americans
Several of the teams of the new
Union League will go South this
spring. The latest outlaws win start
like major league organization, but
whether they will be able to play the
string out remains to be seen.
No doubt the veteran pitcher, Pink
Hawley, win be retained as manager
Of the La Crosse, Wis, team William
Cargill. who it is expected win be.
come owner of the club. is a great
of the former Pirate.
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Friday night, January Il, at the opera
house.
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GR|MSHAW'S
FINE WORK
Continued from Page ~

through the siege, realized the
amount of work involved in the
preparation. and trial of the big
case. 1t lasted some three weeks.
The proceeding was in many re-
spects like a hundred or more cases
consolidated into one, with all the
work, study and detail of that large
number of suits made necessary,
the damage likely to result as
against each individual defendant
having to be Investigated and ascer-
tanned.
From the city's point of view the
case was fully as successful as could
be expected. Mr.. Grimshaw, as city
attorney, and his partner, B. ]. Will
liams, had arrayed against them
practically the entire bar of Wenat-
chez. But, Notwithstanding the
hard fight put up by some of the
property owners in their endeavor to
swell the amount of damages to be
assessed them, the city succeeded in
keeping the total verdict down to
twelve thousand dollars. The con-
testing defendants had claimed
double that amount.
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BIG SALE Of
STATE LAND
LARLEST IN HISTORY.-MUCH
DOUGLAS COUNTY LAND IN
MAND.-s1.ss ACRES TO BIZ
SOLD.

Olympia, July 29.-The biggest
sale Of state and school lands hell
In twelve months, and one of the
largest held in the history of the
land department, will be the regular
monthly sale which takes place on
Saturday, August /.
From 10 o'clock on the morning Of
that day until well into the day near
ly every county auditor of the state
will be busy auctioning OF state farm
lands, timber lands and tide lands
from improvised auction blocks set
up on the front steps of the court
houses, and in return good golden
money will roll into the school and
other funds which the states vast
holdings enrich.
OF school and granted lands and
timber lands there will be offered
for safe 31,S32.59 acres, most of it
lying in Eastern Washington, and, as
is now generally the case, Douglas
county lands being in far the greatest
demand.
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still busy harvesting.

Farmers still busy harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Secrest have gone to
Illinois for months visit.
Mr.. c. C. Clinesmith had a COW
killed by train last week.
The Beverly makes trips from Bev-
erly to this place Tuesday and Friday.
Mrs. Aliff came in from Leaven-
worth Tuesday.
John Wheeler, who is helping A.
Martin and. Mr.. Williams, of Quincy
fiat, harvest, spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. w. D. Van Slyke and wife wis.,
tied at T. Rothens, of Vulcan, Tues
day, and brought home some fine dry
land peaches.
Mrs. j. c. Wheeler and Master
Owen visited D. p Wheeler, of We
natchee, last week, and brought home
quite a variety of fruit for canning.
Some of the farmers are turning
wheat ground since the rain.
w. d. Van Slyke had a COW hurt
on the railroad track last week.
The Crescent Bar and Sleepy Hol-
low fruit ranches are having trouble
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BRINGS
TAX SUIT
TAX CASE FILED.-PEOPLE WHO
HAVE BEEN CARELESS CON-
CERNING TAXES NAY HAVE
TROUBLE.

The county has filed suit to col
lect taxes from the owners of several
properties in the county. Some OF
these are in properties the owners
of which have been somewhat negli-
gent in reference to looking after the
payment of the taxes but who can
well afford to pay.
1t is an easy thing to allow land
to be sold. but it is harder matter
to get back the title after the sale
is made. The law has been con-
strued that little notice is necessary
to the property owner as he is sup
posed to know that taxes are due
each year and payment on same
should be properly made.
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BALL GAME
TOMORROW

A fierce old ball game, of the
knock em-down-and-drag-'em-outv va
riety is slated for tomorrow after
noon when the liquioators of the
town will endeavor to shut out the
members of the BARRIERS craft.
Frank easier is the captain of the
liquidators and A. Haynes is captain
of the BARRIERS. John Doe will be UNI
pire. For the purposes of paying
the expenses of the team a price of
10 cents will be charged for gents;
ladies' free.
The game is called for $3.50.
BOrn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Par
IRISH this morning, an liz pound
girl.
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I. D. ROCK
WELL SPEAKS

CONTINUED from Page H.
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seven years of service to his country.
He presented his view in reference
to the forestry department. He said
if he were in congress he would favor
bill by which the owners of logged
off lands might exchange their land
for timber within the reserves, thirty
five years being a sufficient time on
the Sound to produce merchantable
timber
Concerning his opponents he had
nothing to say except in reference to
Poindexter. In fact, considerable
portion of his speech was an ana
thema devoted to the latter gentle
man.
/ Il have Travelled on railroads, boats
and stages" he said, in sunshine,
storm and rain, to work for the in
terest of the republican party, and
have never asked anything at their
hands, but if it can be shown that
Poindextei has ever made one spe7ch
spent one dollar, or any of his time
to further the interests of the repub-
lican party l will withdraw from the
race"
! He said he favored the passing of
law for the suppression of anarchy.
I am in favor of liberty, but l am
not in favor of what this class of
people mistake for liberty-license.
Rockwell is an entertaining speak
er, a good story teller and made nu-
merous friends while in the city. He
left this morning on his way to Will
son Creek.
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with grasshoppers eating the foliage
and cutting branches from the fruit
trees.
DEMOS AND PROHIS MERGE.

North Yakima, July 29.-Prohibi-
tionists of Yakima county have prac-
tically decided to merge with the
democrats of this county in the COM
ing campaign. Rev. Granville Low
Their filed his declaration on Monday
for representative on the democratic
ticket. Yakima county democrats
will make up a complete ticket. II
is understood six other prohibition
lists will file for different Offices ON the
democratic ticket.
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MILLIONS OF PROFITS.

st. Paul, Mimi, July 30.-That
J. Pierpont Morgan and his asso-
ciates reaped a profit Amounting to
S22,202,393 in recognizing the
Northern Pacific railroad is the state
ment made by the attorneys for the
state in the Minnesota rate hearing
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NJ. e. CONFERENCE WILL CON.
VENE IN SEPTEMBER.

Perhaps you will want few pic
lures framed before that time, il SO,
Kyle will call at your home with sam
Piles of mouldings and take your or
der without further trouble to you.
Residence Phone 500: Shop Phone
1741.
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NJ. f. CONFERENCE WILL CON
VENE IN SEPTEMBER.

Perhaps you will want few pic
lures framed before that time, if so.
Kyle will call at your home with
samples of mouldings. and take your
order without further trouble to you.
Residence phone, SO2; Shop phone
1741.
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David Keith has disposed of his
house and lot on Second street to
Mary c. Kirkpatrick. The price paid
was $2,750.