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GUIDE ROCK.
lFrom the Sipnal.l

We o by the Nelson papers that
Mis- Ella Digger, of north of town
and Mr.. Alfred Hansen, o. Cadams,
we're married by the county judge at
Nelson last week.
ID. Jones received word on Sunday
of the death of his brother, X. ID.
Jones, Of Berkeley, Calf. The message
stated no particulars and as yet no
further word has been received. X.
ID. Jones will be remembered by many
of the older citizens of this county
having been engaged in business here
a number of years ago.
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District Court Doin9s.

,as. IL. Potter VS. David Morrison.
MnLion for new trial. This is a case
in which Potter sues Morrison for rem
due for Holland Hotel.
a. Il. Harvey VS. Reno ID. Russell.
Harvey sued Russell for dam age to
crops of Harvey by Russell's property.
Jury waived and trial to court. Judg-
ments or Harvey against Russell for
$40 and all costs. This case was also
decided in favor of Harvey in lower
court.
Darrell Burden VS. c. @ Pitney.
Plaintiff sues defendant for money due
on note. Judgment for defendant.
Motion fled for new trial.
John b. Stanser VS. c. f. Gather.
General finding for plaintiff. Defend
ant excerpts and files supercidias bond.
Nebr. B. & l.. Association VS. Lena
Walters. Pending stay.
Mary f. Pratt VS. Geo. o. Yeiser'
Demurrer sustained. Plaintiff given
80 days to amend petition.
Alfred G.. White VS. William j. Lip
pencott. Road case in Garfield town
ship. Trial cath.
Chas. Quincy ct al VS. school district
Of City of Red Cloud. For trial Fri
day.
William II. Fisher VS. James j. Ryan
This was a replevin case brought owe
one year ago by Fisher to cover som'
cattle belonging to him which Ryai
took up, as he claimed under the here
law for trespass. This is the third tim
the case has been tried and each tim
a verdict for Fisher. This case has be
come a very expensive n to defend
ant since costs in this and Il crimina
case that grew out of it. an over $500
: 1t seems a better rule for neighbors 4
, not be toe ready to shut up propert
1 for a small trespass-or none at all.
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BLOOMINGTON

From Franklin County Tribune)
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Clifford Storey and Miss Lena
Ruopp, at Culbertson, next Sunday.
County Attorney Miller has pur-
chased the residence property OF X. v.
McGrew in the east part of town, and
will soon occupy the same.
Some of the supervisors of Smith
Center, Kansas, are in conference with
our bridge committee today in regard
to the building of IA bridge on the state
line.
Frank Church and May kelso OF
Riyerton were united in marriage yes
terday in the county judges office
They we're accompanied by his brother
and wife.
The town was taken" last Saturda!
and Sunday by delegates to the count.
Sunday School convention. Their,
were many representatives here from
all parts of the country.
John Ramsey and family enjoyed
visit over Sunday with an old tim
friend of Mr.. Ramsey's, Mr.. P.J. BoyC
who used to work in the shop wit
John in Chicago % years ago. The
have not ssen each other for tina
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length Of time aud their visit was COZ
respondingly cordial.

length of time aud their visit was COZ
respondingly cordial.
Jacob Gergen returned the first part
of this week from Montgomery county,
Kas., where he had been to attend the
funeral OF his father, Peter Gergen,
who died at C~herryvale, Kan, April b,
at the advanced age Of SO years.
On Tuesday of this week there was
a big damage suit filed in the office OF
the clerk OF the district court, against
the three saloon keepers of Campbell
by Mrs. Sophie Henkel Of al. The suit
is for the sum of $4,000 alleged dam
ages for the selling Of liquor TO her
husband. who last January, the l4th
fell off a load of lumber while on his
way home from Campbell and so badly
crushed his arm that amputation was
necessary. The Henkel family live
about six miles south of Campbell
The defendants are VIM. Boudeau
Frank Robbins and Leonal Bourdea,
and their bondsmen. The bonds o
the saloon men of Campbell are fur
nisbed by a bonding company. M. A
Hartigan of Hastings Is the attorne!
for the plaintiff.
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Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday, April
81, furnished by the Fort Abstract Co.
l.. II. Fort, Manager.
Samuel ii Buzzard To Joseph r.
Urine ct al, wd, e. nw4 s-4-9 : 3,9Jc
George f Hull TO A. Il. Walker
wd, e2 nw4 $ and lot 10 and
sci sw4 Ito. $500
Laura II Winters to Fred q
Turnurc, wd. lots ! and > in
blk 10 Red Cloud and pit blk
8 s. & NJ. add 500
Goldie VI Robson ct al to John
Stabenow, wd. sw4 se4 and
So nw4 9-4-l0 .............. 800
| Lincoln Land Co, to village OF
Guide Rock, wd, lot /, blk IA
Guide Rock 2o
| Sarah l.. Smith to Bessie @.
Mann. wd. pit W. W 35-2-l1
August Martin to Jacob Coll,
wd, pit lot IS, block IA, Blue
HILL. ............ ............ fu
A II Walker to Mary Hall, wd
e. nw4 s and lot 10 SEA sw4
J-l-lO. lO,oJu
Norman Ford to Sarah + Kim
mel. wd, lot Z, blk ,, Spence
add to Bladen ............. no
J NJ Lockhart to w M Veg
mann, wd, pit ls.4-I1......... 5000
Trustees NJ. +. church to l. II.
Holmes ct al, deed, lot 8, blk
II, Red Cloud. ............. 200
TOtal.. y df,OoV
Mortgages filed 49,. ..........$l4,43S
Mortgages released ............ $3.50
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LEBANON.
From the Argus.)

We have already been invited to
make a certain visit in peach time.
Now if someone will guarantee to keep
off a freeze until next fall, we will be
all right, and especially so, If we can
prevail upon the sugar trust to donate
a sack of sugar.
When the assessor gets through with
you, you will wonder how you could
have been so rich and never found 1T
out before, and then if the levys are
not watched you will wonder about
t~axpaying how, being SO poor, you
managed to keep out Of the poor
house.
A livery barn and thirteen horses
was burned at K~ensington Thursday
night of last week. The blaze had
gone so far, when discovered that only
| one horse was saved. and it is stated
that a helper, sleeping in the barn
would have persisted. had he not beer
aroused by his employer.
About thirty of the relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Eldred surprised then
Sunday by going in on them abou
dinner tins. The Eldreds had beer
invited to take dinner out, for the pur
pose of throwing them of their guard
so that Mrs. Eldred's feelings can bet
ter be imagined than described whel
she saw the crowd and nothing in tn
way of a dinner prepared.
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BLUE HILL.
From the Leader)

Friends Of T. Il. robin have received
announcements Of his marriage to Miss
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SUPERIOR
(From the Express.)

Frank Felt is having a cement curb
put in along the front Of his premises
on North Central.
The crushed rock and flint for the
concrete work in the basement of the
new school building is here and is
being hauled this week.
Miss Eva p. Storey and Mr.. Roy
Jones we're united in marriage by DR..
Embree Sunday evening at six o'clock
at the home of the brides parents in
this city.
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CAMPBELL
(From the Citizen.)


Born, on Wednesday April 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. 7. Chevalier, a boy.
Rock Forest has about completed a
nice new residence on his place six
miles north OF town, the expense OF
which will be $500 or $500.
Gottlieb Binder. southwest Of town,
has contracted with Fred jacobson for
the erection of a big barn, work on
which will begin at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Beauchene had
another sad misfortune Wednesday, in
the loss of their infant child, a few
days old. The funeral was held yes.
terday.
Late last week the county commits.
toner's decided to call n special cleo
tion to vote on the proposition to
make a 5-mill levy for three years Il
build a new court house for Franklin
county.
Wash Reed returned Wednesda,
from a lO-days trip to Ashton, Ill
where he was called on Tuesday O
last week by "A telegram announcin
the death of his elder brother, Abba
Reed, who passed away after al a liz
gering illness of six months OF NOR
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
MANY WOMEN PRAISE THIS REMEDY.

II you have pains In the back. urinary, blad
der or kidney trouble. and want n certain, pleas
ant herb cure for woman's ills. try Mother GrHy's
A, sTRALIAN LEAF. IL IL a safe and never fail
ing regulator. Al Druggists or by mail 20 cents.
sam pie package free. Address, The Mother'
Gray Co, Leroy, ". Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
BARGAIN
For Sale

Lots 10 to Is Radcliffe addition,
make offer by mail to: DANIAL A. on
RIGAN, II. +. ID. /, Kellerville. Illinois.
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for enough board 10 make the total
$3.50 Senator OYerman charged up
a trip TO North Carolina and board
between March 10 20 %. April / To
8 and May 10 to June -. a total
Of t92e39
The very wealthy Senator Scott
Of West Virginia charged for a
visit to his state and then 50 days
board. 1855. tie always lives AT the
Willard when In Washington. so be
was Just saved his regular board
bill
J. y Frazier. the new senator
from Tounessee, lost no time In
learning the WAYS of the "oontin.
gent fund aud helped his board bill
by sees.
Murphy J. Foster charged for a
trip TO Franklin. La. and for 81
days board. ISL
= Tallaferro charged for a trip
% Jacksonville. FLA. and for g
days board. between May II and
tuno u. sas0.s6
So altogether the government was
set back s4.25s55 just for senatorial
board and extra travel.
The Pullman company seems TO
have a sliding scale for senator's
Il cost Senator Foraker sif for his
berth going and coming from Gin
einnati. which Is more than the av-
erage man would pay for a section
both ways. But his meals cost only
s.. which Is little compared TO what
poor Senator Hemenway had 20 pay
going aud coming from Boonville
namely IS But Senator Hemenway
got his Pullman for s.. though the
time aud distance is much great.
er. II cost Mr.. Lodge tl2 for Pull
man 60 Boston and return. SO he
did not do so well as Hemenway
But the payment Of board bills
out Of the senate contingent fund is
the real innovation. One gets used
70 seeing to engraving dinner
cards to two bottles OF Herpi.
eide and to 1000 three grain qui.
nine pills" in this account But the
board proposition Is distinctly new.
II really ought 10 be explained.
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IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE Al
ANNUAL STATEMENT

That n is impossible TO make
from the present records of the
cts comptrollcr'a office an annual
statement Of the financial affairs
Of the city as contemplated by the
city charter s. the significant con.
fessiou made yesterday by City
Comptroller Harry W Carroll The
charter makes IL mandatory for
the comptroller 10 issue such
statement not less than 20 days be.
fore each biennial election. but this
year u will not be issued for the
reason that II is impracticable 10
do 20 with the existing records
The incomplete and unreliable
character Of the city's accounting
system has long been patent to all
persons who ever sought to procure
Information iherefrom. and was
commented upon In humlliatlnRly
pertinent language in the report OF
Lester. Herrick & Herriek. expert
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accountants employed by H. 4
70 examine the system. Ties !
fecta are nOw confessed b. ca.
trolier Carroll himself.
II Is utterly lmpfaeilesz
comply with the requlreussa
the city charter which prosies /
an annual statement Of he q:
affairs 10 be published nm 4
than 20 days prior 10 tho ct =
ton. said Mr.. Carroll. TN anr.
financial transactions OF ibe &
are not completed until ID 4
day OF January. when the or y
off the monthly grist OF bills fEs
month OF December. This ~
ne but 20 days In which 10 aizs
the Information which shosk
into such a report.
In this respect the requires.
OF the charter is unreasonable q
cannot he compiled with. an
Will make no effort TO DO -
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coLVILI.E. Jan. ls.-B. Z q
ter has filed in the superior cf
here a suit against \. A. Va
and wife. whereby he seels 9 /
cure judgment against the ed
ants for the sum Of 81 zoe, sksfi
claims as damages because q /
alleged alienation Of his rlsss
feetions by the Martins. Wis i
the parents OF Mrs. Carter.
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NO Definite PLAN TO An
UNEMPLOYED

Fear ~ making Seattle too at
taeiiye for tho unemployed Of
other cities hampcred the commit.
tee which considered ways and
means u caring TOT the unemployed
Of Seattle from coming 10 a definite
decision yesterday afternoon
In sdditlon 10 the city affairs
committee of the Chamber Of Com.
mercr. the following attended the
conference CiiY Engineer X ~
Thomson. Il =. blaine. president Of
the park board. Chief Of Police
Wappenstoln. " ID Wood. Joseph
Hlsthen. Councilman b + Mullen.
Dan Il Abrams. chairman OF the
county board Leo Kohn. repre-.
sentlnR the Charity Organization
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society p " Andrews. ei...,.
OF the clearing house eomr y
n /. sizeL John Z. Price ~
Perry George G. congdon
Remfbefg Edwin London. - !
81 Calhoun
Englgeef Thomson STATED :
the city has little none, an.
20 pay ont for day labor II 49,
20 the labor already employss :
could give little enc0nfagersess
the line of projected pubic !
proxemeufs
President Blaine. 81 he :
board stated mat there 5 a. !
available Tor the use 81 he !,
board. but that he did rol y
II wise 10 spend this entire s,ss
Tor day labor.
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PLAN BIG MEETING

The Iowa society Of Seattle 4
hold a meeting Thursday eFsaa
January 30, - p. m. AZ The q
mercial club rooms. SeeezA 4
James sts. Il Is estimated that N
are 10000 former Iowans IN ssxa
and the officers are anxious %
cure a large attendance.
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Wlt4r cAs SANH os A
FAHA Acft Alhff
fl depends ga where 4 is n iu
thr fnhiu.s NaIirl faH eah n9i
Soc to tigea an asfp
You can niant You've HfehHrd
and while Che 49, ate HtHN
lna faiar melons uhiana nata
Toes end ether vegetables
onions ave funafnr r. tons 20
tha acre HnH seiiinH Hi fs
iHn af 1913 pee affF
Potatoes aslt 20 tana "a ne
arfe aud nafAai e. HaF go
tan aHr faaH CO. fhH acre
thsI Iuff fhuY sniH in seattle
nt SEQ 81 fnu iHfWrfn aaf
that ihr expense iH hRfdis hH
ltsm taIaa enff the rnHt 20
coed and hHnd Hf eco aaf-
I've harvest
Many faralH ere Haains f1f thfnis
aoitaa nu aHr 81 tee EfHHs
Nhlls thn ufrHafa u sfeHt.E
uF fhe tlMa fhe trees afe ~
fHW hHHf fafFH HFE NHt HNNH
have patio faf Hsglf Fun HiN
tfHl aua % and hans &C.
coast
me nHurra hifan atHse sfH eaH
HsfFafiHa ThfH faaf many
fsuas uFaf tbs FeiHHf rsasFas
- them - faf
We Sc ssHins she lard saf
uhefs fran ffa 90 81 oaH 30
acre lad thafe r. naf HN
ruaf SOME ~ it fHaf NHfth
aenf roe seat seat this
kIHH We have 90 San fiud
uhaf fua naHf. sna ere Heaaf
ta fslk Nifh HHu
TALuuuN. uENNY 4 EWING
AiaaAa uaiidias
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JAP FLEET
rs LOGA TED

ai home saito declared that be
made this statement 10 allaY the
excitement that has been created
bY false rumora that the fleet had
left Japanese waters 0u "a secret
mission lie offers 20 make a more
lengthy report on the matter II il
becomes necessary.
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EXAMINE WALKS

Wooden sidewalks are sapp<
TO be a favorite harhor II M
for rats. and Or. Leonard Ca'
government expert, and IN. r
Bourns. special expert for ths /.
have begun a systematic es>rh
ton OF all the wooden SIDEWAYS
the central part OF the ctr.
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HERE'S THE ETERNAL LIMIT NINE
u. s. SENATORS HAVE NERVE
HAD LITTLE COMMITTEE MEETING AFTER SESSION or CON
oREss AND SHOWED IN FULL LIVING EXPENSE BILLS
ALL EXCEPT ONE. SENATOR LopoE-somE
FUNNY LITTLE JOKES IN THEIR
PULLMAN BILL
PULLMAN BILL.
n4 ellison Gardner.

WASHINGTON u. G. Jan Ib-why should member Of the
Of S. dg shen he In wahngong engaged IN senatorial duties.
aud h living in his housef
The which
published
q
! ~ FORAKER Of Ohio
FRANCIS . WARREN o Wyoming
NATHAN ~ SCOTT Of West Virginia
A IIENENWAY Of Indiana.
q. BufkEIEY Of Connecticut
Nm. WARNER Of Missouri.
J Is TALIAFERRO. Of Florida
J. o
Of North
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Death Record

Deaths were registered today as
follows:
Everett-lnfant. January Is,
2125M Queen Anne av.
eynolds-Infant. January Is
S322 nth av. N. w.
Holgren-P. Holgren. 2. January
Il. 507 Minor av. "
Man.an-C b. Mangan. 35. Jan.
uary Is, 212S Eighth av. ".
Newton-W. w. Newton, as. Jan
uary Il. 1918 Blowett st.
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p1TTsDuRG. Jan. ls-The Cats.
burg mine OF the Monongahela Con.
solidafed Coal and Coke company
located near Monongahela City. 80
miles south OF here. Is reported
burning. Forty men we're az work
In the mine. but whether they have
perlshed Is not known. Exploring
parties have started n search OF the
mine from three entries. and ma
terial for extinguishing the fire is
being hurried 10 the scene.
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10y United prsss)

TOXIC. Jan. is-An doubt con.
refuing the whereabouts Of the
Japanese fleet has been removed
by a statement officially made By
salio. the Japanese minister 81
marine. who says the Warshipn are
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" NJ c A. sERvloaa

A fun program will be given by
the \ N. g. 4 tomorrow afternoon
from 3 te o'clock. consisting ut an
orchestra concert IN the lQhbY. 10
mems meeting with ads.aas by Dr.
D. ] Horn. and music W the Ia.
coma quartet There Will also be-
maaa meeting In ~ boys de-.
paftmpnt
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SUICIDES BY HANGING
10y United Press.l

BELLINGHAM. Jan. ls.--John
MeCutcheon. released from the
county jail after a soiourn of two
months. while recovering from a
wound In the throat made In an at.
tempt TO commit suicide at Blaine.
finished the job by hanging himself
with bailing wire when he reached
the Crescent lumber and shingle
mill. where he went TO secure EN-.
ployment.
He was respondent over the loss
of years earnings OF himself and
team in a British Columbia logging
camp through the dishonesty of his
employers.
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WANT PARDON FOR
SEATTLE MAN
fey United PresA)

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1S.-The state
prison board in session at Walla
Walla r. considering the appllea.
ton for pardon OF William Carey,
an Englishman of good family. con.
victed at Seattle about II years ago
for numbering a squaw with whom
he was living lie was sentenced
to be hanged. hut Communication
made Il life Imprisonment. Gov.
Mead has made public a letter from
Judge Roger + Greene. OF Seattle
former chief Justice OF Washington,
urging an unconditional pardon be.
cause the fatal blow was struck
while Carey was trying TO make
the woman stop rocking the boat
In which they were rowing on the
bay.
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Birth Record.

Births were registered today as
follows;
Bates-To wife of J. Bates. 6s14
Fourth av. ~ r.. January II, a
daughter.
Orvis-To wife Of u. S. Orvis,
39i0 Hudson. January 6. a daughter.
Bronson-To wife of L. T. Bron.
son. ts7 +. Denny woy, January 16.
saa-
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MARYSvILLE. Cal. Jan. IS
The famous Abbott orchard in SUIT,
ter county. one of the largest IN
California, was sold today to a
colony OF Russian peasants for q
sum said to be in the neighborhood
of $l0e .0O0.
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Want Ads
Telephone Tllegl
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge Tor one insertion. Toe
per line. seven words 20 the
iiue. Three tmes. one cent a
wosd. one month. &c per hae
per day.
Minimum charge for an "ad
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN or Nc Y
Kennedy prug Co. First aN.
and Cherry
BALLARD AaFNCY--P. II
Mullen. s9t ballard avr OPP
CiU Hall Phone. ballard aV't
MAIN OFFICE seventh avs
between Union and unlveisl'Ss
Phones. Main 1850; Ind al.
Tho Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume respon sioif
ity for errors u any tiud O..
curing IN tclephoned edfeF
usements.
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s2360Cl

or this item:
y. H. Foraker
For expenses incurred. etc.
March to April 6. 1907. being ho-
tel expenses tn Washington for 80
days at So per day. sias.
There must be some question as
to the propriety. OF charging this
board TO the government, as Sena-
tor Lodge did not do so. lie IL a
member of the military affairs com.
mittee. and attended the hearings
lie drew $3.50 for railroad fare,
etc. for a trip from Boston to
Washington and return. taken on
account OF the Brownsville hearing,
but he stopped at that.
THE senator doesn't generally do
that kind Of thing" his secretary
explained. when asked why the sen
ator had failed to draw his board al.
lowancc.
Not all the senator's drew the
same amount MIR Hemenway drew
stG2 for travel 60 and from Boone.
Vile. Ind, and for board for 90
days at 81 n day, n total OF S412.
The senator likewise maintains a
house In Washington. and Il seems
strange that he should have dis.
missed his servants and gone TO
live at "A 81 q day hotel the day
after congress adjourned
Senator Warner charged for a
trip to Missouri and back and for
two months board. total OF s47i.
Senator Warren charged for a trip
To Cheyenne and back and two
months board. a total OF S530SO
srnotor Buikeley chorsed Cor q trim
, 20 hartford. coma. and retUTn. 900
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% ceres aand aaEsaa aff ianH. Aliens
Haif HattT HusH faHetiHH tnH "a ssHtlai
aaH - y mfil FlfN4F eafa4 sNnA
HafaH ore haaf - FaH Fum rih#HfF
aluaEa VIII alEife anf ssi1 .hsaf
en- ssaF feHHs t'hans Main stsz
taszg s.
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II IL

Cabinet photos 81. Dingnank
end av.. next to Lois thealei.
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Members Of the United States
senate draw lsfnee they voted them
selves an Increase II salary 81 500
a year. Wiih certain perquisites
Hoard IL not supposed 10 be among
the pcrauisltea A senator IL sup.
posed 20 BE- a senator all the year
around. aud ln supposed 10 clothc
and board himself out OF bis sal.
AIRY. Ordinary travel is paid out 81
a mileage allowance. aud some
senators have passes.
II IL therefore somewhat startling
to find members Of the senate
charging Che government for board
al hotel rates during long periods
81 the summer Hut that il what
the above mentioned senators did
while they were In Washington ait
ting as a senate committee 10 lnvea'
tiEate the affray az Brownsville.
Tex The hearing was conducted
by members Of the military affairs
committee aud all but one mem.
Der Of that committee. Senator
Lodge. drew sums ranging from
$3.50 to $3.50 for board and extra
travel allowance
Senator Foraker maintains lux.
urlous mansion on Sixteenth IT. and
occupies IL when In Washington.
and Il looks strange 20 see IN the
senats'a miscellaneous expense &C.
count an item reading tpago ia.
receipts and expenditures OF the
seuatel.
~. Il. Foraker
For expenses Incurred in attend
ing sessions Of the committee on
military affairs investigating the
facts In relation TO the ARRAY at
brownsville. Tex. under rcsolu-
tion Of Jan. e. 1907. from May IL
to June u, 1907. as follows
Railroad fare from Cinoin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-18

With the Persian one can not
discuss his womenfolk To ask a
Persian about his wife Is a grave
breach OF etiquette The most YOU
can do Is TO ask about mother Of
his son II he has only daughters
he does not mention them: they
are misfortune To be suffered In
silence. London Globe.
Canadian Pacific Railway. En-.
press Hotel. Victoria. y, G.. opens
Monday. January 10th. One of the
most chsrmins hotels IN the world.
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