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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-03

Lisbon, Feb. SKIING Manuel has
announced the intention of summoning
parliament and OF taking an oath to
preserve the integrity of the kingdom
before that body The new coalition
cabinet is liberal with monarchial ten
dencies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-03

Madrid, Feb. 3.-The government
Astrurias to proceed to Lisbon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
BRINCHURST
PROTESTS

The board VI public works 49,.
~ contract fpf furnishing y, Z.
pi'p'sfd IRE and police als9,, lhs
telegraph system today H. ~ i s 20
manufacturing company ,s, - a1Af
ny closing az incident Which, ~, .
threatea.d 10 develop into hAs
scrap between the city sfflel,l. ~
Hoge time pact iof
The bid u the eta, -
hip9uuted - SO 600. and ,sSs
NE oamswell eompang $500 Ia, y
daHy OF the city 9ffielais '..,se
ne oamewell system aueh3 ~. ~
been accepted even though I, s ss's
more. on the alleged Ffosef - I.
superior ssEyiee and reIiaaill,s y
eiiy Electrician Joslga faok.-
CASTOR 70 free hia Shirt =
expresses II. for any "fnis'@ ~. y
sness shs p0ssi'ie faiigfs - 49,
nntfied system b. Gs.maneI.
the hidssr ~ into siore s-ss.
explanation .s - his co.s..s.
bid. Tsst
The bosre did u.t take -
kindly 10 the suggestion. asA ~.
Engineer Thomson abrus,lr 1907
u there any truth In lie -.
ment that you refuee 10 drax -
specifications for anything h.t n
Gameweil Eystem7"
No, sir" shouted the CITY a..
trieian. AZ his face TUNED ! &c..
red.
Then ! move We accept fhs n.
BID. said Mr. ToomgDn.
The motion carried. ana tho -
feEentatiYc Of the Gamesell psf''.
announced Informally that he wos.s
probably bring legal PROCEEDINGS =
enloin the city from carving ~.
the award. on The ground tbst a.
Star bid was Illegal IN sesersl
particulars
Harry Bringhurst, chief a ,ha
IRE department. filed a written u,a
test this afternoon aealns, ~
award To the Star people. On ths
grounds that the APPARATUS Of d.
nsg company ~ entirely sstnss
and that the matter Ia Of too rrss,
vital interest to erpefimen, Win
new and uutded APPARATUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
WANT PEOPLE 70
REVOKE LICENSE

Petitions carving t.T0e ngrs.
lures asking for a referendum Tsse
By the people On The queztloz q ~
KOking the saloon lioense grxnss<.
TO William Sutherland we're fl~l
with the city clerk this sfssnsc,
b William g. Maekas. r. D. Hsnlia
and several others.
The license which has sruns<d
the protest was granted 10 su.hxr
land several weeks ago. gfsirx lin
permission 10 open saioon IN IL
rear OF the Alaska building Il 10
passed by she council xnd siessl
by Mayor Miller and all becns 1
Law on Monday.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The. star cannot guarantee
aceuWry or assume responsl.
hllity Tor erros 81 any kind
occurring In tcloDspned adyer
tisements.
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"AEIp WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

ANU AL N1NestFi1 -
one cent word-Minlmnm
charge Toe. when charged 20
account actual number OF lines
as set will BE- counted Sly
Insertions made for the price
Of five when cash Is Paid Al
cap. nnes. or fraction thereof
Will be counted as two lines,
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asIIuArloNs MANTep.

ssltuatloas Wanted adver
tisements s5e for Is words. :
times. Additional space. Sc per
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

saam AND DOOR nkn0 sfxa
cress PANEL aeess aniy q - far ~
stssk sisss nsf larger thaH 2 n IN
ai.ksa - CHEAPER
wlndnas sre ipHef ~ pfies
ttafs ufn1nNs. a~s price .ss.ss -
lssle windare. usss pfits s..ss..s -
Each naadTss. q aittsr.si sises n
s,ss. tsen,. ia .sess sny sls. tsom
picture nsaaidiss Y rsr fsai
cottage front Nindass eatte7n glass
sssts. '.e siass taFss. cut ~ ~ f@nsg
wiaaes fsanss asd deer ts.m.s
fran zee up ali tied In taadies ~
Yaa have - - y drive she nails We
cettsss frsni door. with farey paasi
wafk ard apfaH nsieu slsss ~ %
Meftias iaFAs. 81 csnis Standard "a
- door hstts - 81 psit hh5.na
doors aaiY 81 e. sarh
osas ara snas u ss.h eioslnr them
oai Tor lhs prles q ths sies.
,a.,rsts ana quote prices On HUNDREDS
~ different articles We have euig ena
pfIes aud - sell 20 ANYBODY Hnip
Insnts made any~hers, safe delivery
a n WILLIAMS CO.
1919 wsstarH Az Seattle wn.
llaEN tNalnNEH paper AatHHaasH N -
Fhaitunn. the esst paper on the market,
" PER foil Soc slasrs feet
Prepared reefiag paper, ons sarfses
ssnasa. Euafsaisea eat.f gfoot one ply.
per sgsafs sitts tee ply. per square
Eastern asaasnipr t.l,. aa. !. en-.
pound e TIE Ysrf - square yards IN a
o II WILLIAMS Co.
1919 Western Ave. Asatils. Wash
-. 1865 - -. - s,.|aI@s,,, 49,
IN December. slssfpsm house. kood ser
den nrN enlrtsn house and pafti 2
hioess from car nns fhsns lad 4 7sfg
Per sale ans e-ii equipped launch 81
reasonable figure Owner IL antiaus
e ssli - he y soins east soon. call
Ind l. zase. -asiR
SEQ poana work horse for sale cheap.
Charles siEnnFs Feed ateFs. Fremont
1T
sEwfsG MACHINES = All Kinds
agent SINGER Ruth. 1917 First Az.
Lady saiae east VII sell her dressmak.
inE sstshishmsut cheap ~ taken 81 once
2 !. sapg = Co. as Denny nids Ia
ATTORNEYS A. LAW.
e y Piper Husband and wifi
is.ii Union Biaek. ~ firs' Ave
aired efsllsr sie-si ssw York block
Raassll u Farrell. 7is New York block
TT
AIS TRACTORS.
Moth whittiersY- fiauford Abstract Co.
Halter Block. Phone Main iaf
PHOTOGRAPHIC rs SUPPLIES.
Anderson supply Co, III Cherry 81 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

pAiI.ARn AGENCY, II
Mullen. s2i ballard av. OPP
City Hall. Phone, ballard 500.
MAIN OFFICE seventh ave
between Union aud University.
Phones. Main 1850, Ind. itl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
Fsrss AND ACREAGE.

xHE Ma ON WOMAN WITH oSGs
FEM fHaiazAHN - tEsrs etii ~ eel
ta 81 In naN ~ fAfMihE fAt.tsas ths
49, fEsn ~ 4fsnss ftnuufs 3 feltfaafa
haN waterfall tffias4fa ffarfs ara
= hsaf firlats ais s4saA faftH Jaa rtatfaunf
faf tAs tuNn rEa Profits All - fHa1s
- saftf tnxssspfs tfe dpwn ana o. PEE
sstanta fsf lots So Gall faf fnsE and
t14aaiAf
ftfk FAi0rHF IRRIGATION a
ron EH cuArANr
lft c2tau ia - Dressed fiasf IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot Be giv,
en- after n O'Clock daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
- a-,-.as.-,4zss.sa,a-s
rs Isi-ra eaapis sith1at shti1isa
I've taeauru furnished hHasskrsrins
feemp. nsftftN nFtKata fawHf call ~
ph1us after q tgi2 = NniaH. eiess g.
Asei.ee rheee u ,sss ia
suite ~ - faafns. nIasfF fafnishsa
ssifseis far iiaht heessk - tins if desired
vsIsias aislaass IN TsFfaes street
sunset. Main atai ti.H
Campers Mater treat sites % los ~
Neaiteu nsaeh fe fnihutss ffam cainsH
hssk rss boats daiiF hsiHlns tsafH
references rsaalfsa East tssf if,gt
- sssra fsrss ffoat fssn. farulshsa
~ith use - Fsana piisueHe r hsht
house esH8na Hss ~ klfFMeH 1FEH4 feNs
~ ave than~. Nsia t1e1 ~ti-tt
saofaa paatrr. fsiiss So ia tts
haas~ tti les street sc maash
ne shllifsa
one iarss e t~a IasHis fsf haasssssH
ink. rsaaanshls On hFst hlii Aaln tsts
M 1 #tte
srr--- g,'g@7.i5ss ss5.ins 1000.
al zach Atsnas saafH, Xeslsf ss 1srk
saa az Easi fett -itstf
Siss haassksspink eeeras & ~ssk Tee
igha. bioeA hutth peHnf ~a7, ussf 50
r~s faTni.hs.l fruas Feesas faf heass.
ksertas sste Hihh ave =sfstt
los raa4sh. ara i.raesa faraisasa
he4sskssnins sui's* tatt is-iA
Furnished heassh#rrlne seews cheap
sfzi sseeaa ave fhans. Iva. q tsss
sinsls reoass shea. sna tan 10
Elshth sve fheee NAia itss is
Fos RENr FLATS
sfeem us,fsfn. semalstsiY faFHlshsa
iqNrF fiat aeefiaekiHs ths hef sd
OF ,ai.,s @s..nss,ss Fsss - Me-. sssg
tf~n - aaxs rries 80 fhans 9psse
ehne - =
Three faasss aaf rTfTafs 18th slsxaHf.
" tefnisHss. sel4iaE aiasaaHs tsmlHufs
60 ssrstss gaal 81 go maHth sHa -
tsti hafistan. egsaef rtks Vhens stst
ais Foaa sst - rect soFasf q wan.
inEfeed aut NilheerwH q q ktfaa -,
issl Enbearns rsans sastA ~
saaa asaasrm s,afaishra f4s. faas
Sc sless IN snis fs2t y 4 sara 4
O.. 81 pean} MES Ia
s-eeasa modern nat fsa nsli ssg.~i.
Sc mia4tes eash fffm esenad aaN Flks
stst - Mas tttt
Masfsfa faast rat ufoaaNaf. r4esl
dtsfrist 90 maath Fhans. 2assn AaHs
tsfs lilo
81 - nlearsa. sfsf stb AVs -aiaiss
distance Mas asef .sissis
..roem e. b gyas taspsshsa ~
- - -
FoR RENr-mlscElLAaEous.
------. -----------sss--sss.--=~----
For Rect cheap stass fssEs witn
raeus So ferf - fnlHeFsttf ear ell
fsnf stihsr ssp@fAis ArTif Astt itts -
Doad saamss Hssfsss ses : t.sm =
hafses shssp Esas Fsst -@is-it
wANTEp-To RENT.
wantsa 70 psnt ssuaii sue - tua
raern hau8e state prise Ana tesattan
max Nsfi rare STAR s-ifsff
BOARD AND ROOM.
.----s-=z-~-=4.-4---=z--
Ysans nan 4sstr hszfa ans saesn a.
tsks Washinatens ns@f Nsdissn FssA
state price Address XII care star
Rltp
Elsssnt roan. wah sseelsat soasa
hssasffai ieeatian ifgs fsth ave = tttt
Mrs & Falmsa 9stt
aznasass.s fafnlshss rooms. saiiseis Or
two. table beard tTts Harvard East
4sfe afsIs
FOR sALE-FURstruRE.
--~e------------------
Fsf H.ut -fnafa remplstsiy fsfuish-
- cottage. faf hausshaenfna rfsafrie
nEht eafh aHd I've toilets Price fsa
s0nahis call 81 4it4a Wseisfn ate
tits
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SPECIAL soTicsa

n psueiaE guaranteed. 80 rRtt4tr
~ fssnna itfaf staaeNa sale uftE
&*A inator Lessons al the i've.
~ Aadeatss fsmpis. sth ana ttns
i" ltaua4ne classes THURSDAY Ffi1@fr
a. r.niuars Ladies' tree t+ff-. Mas isAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
BUSINESS GRANGE IS.


Iake Natlra FiftF aHcaHufs cailsstsa
far 81 All Fra haas 10 ~ = e. Pick
cut nuuutFf u anHf Fsff p1aH HrrrHnfs
and etu furnish taa LEGAL biaHha
sfatiaHsfg. etc fnat all a. fht safk
ana n not sasisfartHFy after sen days
trial. faur money Hiil h~ rsfunssd Nhifa
81 states f.sxai Press Is Nanfus Sc
a4rand Haufds Miehlzaa Aaeats aantsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13
ON EASY TERMS
FREE LUNCH on the Ground and Music
by the Military Band


THE Cana DIAN RANK OF con.
MERGE
Had offiEe Iorante EaHata ffft
DaaHfhE Aus5asss fntsfsef sliaHsa "a
Savings kna Ttuts r~Fasifs
HEATTt.E BRANCH.
% " HIATT MnEf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

am the axan raass rsFAifiaE n All
10 hfanfaass ruhH~s WsatesF sfripaznss
% doors Randall I am Cafp#ntef III
d~@fas nausrh tke ufd Hhnsfn4ksfs
Hseasd e 1855 Frst ave cusiotarfs
risapa eaN -~&.t4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

ia acres - asiirs ffaan - t4ftsn. slTht
cleared EHset snsp g. tifte Terms
,ruem heuss sud auastsf asf. 90 ear
s4ne. Use Tefna
srecn hauss asd eeed Doe. ttse. ali
n l. saFr 4 co.
~ pennF hife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

20 acres Sound view. near aaaeofna
Tacoma sheft line. ffao per aefg
terms I. G. Crawford. owner. tti col.
man bids. --tosIasp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-13

SASH AND Door ukno kfNa
Cross nanHi aoasa anty ftft Ter ell
tssk sizes naf larger thar : n N
. q inches
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joins n acankw.
III AZ Trustee
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NaHns nau aantF Heard ana fHnse a.
taka Wasnlnafohs meas Msdisen FasA
state price Address ksl. care star
aafastasp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
COPPER COMMODITIES IN
LINE FOR PROSPERITY

The wire manufacturers, at n meeting
latr yesterday afternoon, followed the
advance IN copper metal prices by rais-
Ing the base price for their own proGuct
from la 70 Is cents. Early in August
wire prices were advanced 10 IJf cents
on sudden spurt and greater strength
~ the metal market, but subsequently
the quotations were dropped cent 10
Ia cents. from which point they have
Just been raised again.
our ScptcTp Der business, including new
bookings and goods shipped" saws a
wire manufactures using between 5000
GOO and 100000 pounds OF copper a
month, was under that OF August while
October VIII be no better than Septeu-
Der. There Il no gainSa ying the fact
tNat there is In sight d large volume
OF new business which will materially
help the wire industry In the event az
hr. TaIts election. We have recently
bought some copper at prevailing prices
WhlcO VIII last US up 10 December"
Another wire manufacturer using 80
100000 pounds OF the metal a year In
normal times, says. Business with ms
Is fair and we are constantly booking
new orders, although I look for no spuri
until after the new year"
The brass manufacturers" said a
representative OF one OF the larger Con-
nectlcut concerns, will probable nor
raise their prices until copper has gone
up about ! cent more. There has 6een
no change IN brass quotations since An
gust 10, and sheet stands al Ia cents
base rods and wire la cents and braised
tubing az 205 cents. Boston News En-
rcau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
GOLD CIRCLE STRIKES
KEEP COURAGE STRONG

Daily new discoveries OF gold IN the
Cold Circle bel, keeps us all In good
splits and on the move from one place
20 the other. The lucky ones whose
luck Is the result of elbow grease and
the exercise OF prospectors aud miners
wit, arc reap!ng the reward OF their
spirit and undertaking IN Plentiful man
ner. There was Il umc when a new strike
ar an additional discovery In this iortu-
nate district would produce something
akin TO a war dance. But this excess
Of 1uhllancy over a new strike IS on
the wane, and as a result the average
resident takes II as matter OF course
and pursues the even tenor. for he knows
that the past six months have made
such demonstrations over this wide area
that the certainty Of the district Is be-
yond question. and that the future Is
such that all that is required is 10 await
the return OF good times and the loosen
Ing up Of capital TO speculate In the
great opportunities that Gold Circle pre-
sents, 20 bring him his reward with
the period Of depression back ot US and
the spirit of confidence revivlng The
mining opportunities and the oonseauent
exploitation OF the district will bring
prosperity and q fuilness for ali our
cltlZens that viii amply compensate them
Tor their confidence and trials of the past
year. From every basis OF calculation
Gold Circle has the resources that wlIl
make II one OF the noted rich PRODUCING
gold camps OF the west.--Gold Circle
News.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Placer Gold in Colombia.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-ConsuI Isnac
4. Manning Of CIrtaeena reports as fol-
lows concerning the preparations being
made BY an American company for the
working Of placer claims on tho Neugu.
Benara and Atrato rivers:
"A representative of @ New York COM
pany has been looking at placer claims
secured by, that company, with which, he
says, he is well pleased. The claims
consist OF large tracts along the Negua
river, several tracts on the Bebara, and
others on the Atrato, at the mouths OF
the TonaDdo and Cabl rivers. The rem
resentative says that his company viii
proceed at once TO construct a large
dredge In the United States and bring
IT TO the Atrato. and as rapidly as pos
siole VIII increase the number OF dredecs
The history OF gold dredging IN Co
lomo!a so far Is continued story OF
failures. the results OF various causes
but principally lack OF knowledge of the
mechanical requirements OF the drcdce
TO work the ground. lack OF acuualnt-
ance with conditions. and defective man
agement The gold coming from the fore
going rivers is generally coarse, therefore
easily saved In ordinary fumes, and there
Is little doubt that the greater portion
OF the wash gravel beds of the C'aoco
and central Antoquia are gold hearing
Much of the ground also carries plat
mum dust In greater or lesser quantl-
ties"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Leading Authorities Agreed
That Past Week Was Period
Of Improvement,
POSITION OF METAL
IS MUCH STRONGER
Consumption of Metal Now on
Increase, While Stocks
Small.

According TO the leading authorities in
the copper metal trade last week was
an active one and the position OF the
metal now Is decidedly stronger than il
was a week ago. While the buying of
copper the last half o: the week was
largely for foreign account still quite
a big business WAS done with domestic
consumers The demand continues brisk
and numerous inquiries arc being re-
ceived from consumers and jobbers
throughout the country. As yet utue
business has resulted with the jobbers.
but the indications are that this week
viii result in some orders being placed.
y great many OF the more conservative
consumers have not vet entered the mar
ket there being q disposition on their
part 10 await the result of the national
election. Following that, IL is expected
that a considerable increase In copper
sales will result. one or the lnrSest IN
dependent selling agents announced sat
urday that his concern was sold up un-
II January.
Some OF the prominent producers are
quoting the market firm at l3s for vlec-
trolytic. and IL is reported that sales
we're made Saturday at that price, which
price. A sale OF upwards OF 100000
pounds OF pig copper for London account
was made saturday AT J"aC, WHICH ls
equivalent 10 1850 for electrnlytic. and
sales of lake copper in small lots have
been effected a slightly higher than 1890
TO domestic consumers. In some quar-
ters u is stated that producers hesitate
IN accepting orders at below 1870, and
1at during this week the market viii
rule strong At that level. ii prices DO
not actually advance further. European
stocks are estimated al about 8 per cent
CT the worlds supply,
The principal shareholder in a large
combination OF copper aud brass roll
iags. and WITHDRAWING mills. outlines
the copper situation as follows: Our
mills are working about 81 per cent OF
capacity. Under normal conditions, We
consume $4,000. 900 pounds OF copper a
year The luu In business has given
the opportunity Tor q number OF our big
copper and brass mills 70 construct ad-
ditions, put IN new machinery, and other
wiss improve plants. Construction Is GO
!ng on at six copper and brass Nails in
Connecticut
Stocks OF copper and brass are small
in first and second hands. Al the big
mills are running even-handed with de-
nands. We are getting q good run OF
Specifications from makers o: ammuui-
tion. and the distributors who supply
makers Of gas and electric lighting fix
turss aud architectural copper workers
Contracts recently closed IN twelve larger
cities OF the United States for architec-
turai copper, bronze and brass work cali
FOR $4,000 600 pounds OF copper before
July l. The copper wire business j.
dull. But ! am told ry the president
OF an important telephone company
wf1ich has done little construction for a
year, that they were preparing spe-
ci.lcstious for q lot OF new work 10
begin in March next that Will require
about S5.000.0G0 pounds ot copper and |
brass. wall street summary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
NEWH0USE STOCK MAY
RETURN TO THE CURB

About a year ago the 100000 shares
Of stock Of the Nowhousc Mines and
Smcltcrs were placed upon the New
York stock exchange and taken from tho
New York curb, since which time there
Some OF the leading stockholders arc
protesting against the $3.50 per 100
shares commission required for buying
York stock exchange, especially as the
shares are selling at only S.. They favor
the return on the curb where the COM
mission is but S3.125 per hundred shares.
\ number Of active curb stocks In New
York would seek listing ON the New York
exchange were tho commission rates
changed so that the lOwpriccd mining
shares would not have 10 stand the same
buylns and selling rates az Union Pa
CitiC or other high priced stocks. This
matter Of commissions has been taken
up with the stock exchange by interested
partiCS.-Boston News Bureau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02
Tribune Agents in Nevada.

. IttUuIIO -AGUIINo III ANUENNu'
Copies Of The Tribune Will be found
on sale In Nevada at the following;
BauvaTd-R. Llvermore.
Calicnte-Iohn Shler.
Cherry Crcek-Grey & Colline.
Cobrc-Richard Richards.
ColUmbia-B. l. Barlow.
EllSo-A. II. Cochrane.
Ely-Barvlle Stationery Co.. Grace
FaHon; Walden & Burnett
Fallon-Black's n. +. Agency
Goldncld-Louie Polln.
Las NeGas-Wison Drug Co.
Lovelock-Charles n. Baker.
Mazumn-McLean &c Daily.
Ploche-A. a. Curman; Phoebe Drug co.
Rawhidc-Mrs l. Davis; Louis Tolin,
Reno-Rosenthal s. Armaakn: Shepard
& Son.
RhyUite--The Crescent"
Tonopah-T. a OldfathcT.
Wonder-Adams Bros
SerlnGton--G L. Lcavltt g. Son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02

Impure blood runs you down-Tnakcs
YOU an easy victim for organic diseases.
Burdock Blood Bittcrs purlnes the blood
cures the cause-builds you up.
"Doans Ointment cured mo OF eczema
that had annoyed me for a long time. The
cure was permanent. Hon. :. w. Mat
thcws, Commissioner Labor Statistics,
Augusta, Me.
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy.
natuTal movements. cures constipation
Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist for
them. - cents a box.
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group II YOU apply Or. Thomas' EClecGic
oil at once II acts Ike magic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02

No true American will per-
NIT Emery's bulldozing depu-
ties to intimidate any legal
voter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-02

Union Assay Office.
NJ. S. Honauer, j. V. Sadier.
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refused to state who the briber was.
The Standard Oil attorney then de-
manded the name of the so-called
court. The suit was was estopped I'M
til Mr.. Monett decided to give his
name. In this dilemma he came to
me and asked me if I would allow him
to name me, as they a him In a
corner, and he said ne would see that
i was absolutely protected in the
matter.
Q.-Were you at that time connect
ed with the Standard Oil company?
A.-Absolutely in no way, shape or
form, directly or indirectly
Q.-Was Haskell? A.-Not to my
knowledge, and 1 never did know he
Sven had any connection with the
Standard Oil company.
Q.-What form of protection did
Monet offer you When he asked per-
mission to use your name as n OF
the men who offered the bribe? A
4 power of his office as attorney
general.
Odd Haskell. of your own
knowledge, ever approach Monet?
k.-Never to my knowledge, and he
certainly never approached me in re-
gard to the matter.
Q.-Are you personally acquainted
with Haskell? A. l am.
Q.-Have you ever had any business
dealing with him? A.-Never.
Q.-Then SO far as you are con-
cerned, MI. Monett's affidavit is alb
solutely false in every particular?
Am every particular.