The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1905, Page 7

10, 1905 THE SEATTLE STAR—BRIDAY. MARCH — ‘Dan ean’ Ss Story of f when inte Tf € tC Le is ature “pid Saisie ~ natn a i \ tmagnit nus, La + oe i Mr. Dean's | {h® state no issues pdb this oi i ary t ie gh os th : ‘ ; nt ‘ey installment of Mr n’e | sion 3 hin se ut the N port judge oan re thorough, the t the sample we” Ninth Legislature,” | dows i “enne — any show-/hear the Ferry county farmer's nder a «la dent intre os 4 os sawe as betwee the | cane stevens “ tint we aselle dlé what the board Tre Beare COrrese t ° people and the tobaeco tras si a tever another trict | lle did at th 1 der to The Pub pirited 7 hone, | on he goes to Sy ©, where | asked him to do. He subjec the oe t e of the Powers Ave already told you about the | ait thr judges | aeterio’ al te Me Faireiid, to as Gite solemn-vamged gentleman | Hut Spokane is not in the diat | ked, but, It fn stated f some Bi caning against the railing the h : 0 Chane | cidentally a He's Vilas, of Kix . « re. | to which Ferry belong us not Instructed t aply es’ bill.” Adame: looks afek: Meith Baasett, of | The farmer, who now begine to Protea ‘tine hem from examine the bmitted to as s after bank legislation | regard himself as somethin f x certain the p © of refune. ns fete ene globe-trotter, is compelled to jour Mipshag ebrepres. | had no intention of criticising My waiwnien "ral ator {las believes | ney all the way into Davenport Dy. tazel said Professor Becker a > ¢ the state b # not ye for} Why was not Ferry county | today, “because I consider him one ‘on the 0 the banks to pay tn attack v t ty de | merged with an Ajot ‘ } of the most competent bacteriolog Now let's leave posite—which shows where Mr. | judicially a adjoining county most. com ibacteriolog. in the senate cha Vilas lines up with respect to the| Because Ferry is democratic and th i hat | atae abttteidlan the weave found (he ~~ public as against the banks. | her «ister county ia exhibiting alt }bourd for not properly instructing dees a i ‘ tckson, that tall, good-looking | {lar aymptoma. And that would \» te ubesit where Woot as itlow, with & bald spot on the top| mean a democratic judge ted ked for a bacte Buy the best—b joyalty, where core of his head, is one of the house “tri Aad that would colubich 0 des | test and not fer’ the We insert eyele wie cancer and © umvirate” and led in the fight for | gerous precedent which might Jeop tout tr ‘ . jooked uy e redic precedent wh night Joop ee of charge vielen are | ’ the redica . read oom salon v i ardize the seats of certain legisla | it tx well known that the ba sin s , armer pays ann ° lu LS UU sWo RR No from offering him th RP opeth od no ify . a rote Here oe eg oy ip of the commission o trot ng “ sae Sena qi : t but instead ked ff} Cor. eal and Union Cor. Colby and Hewitt > hat has had no yence wha: And this is a criterion of the! BEaEa Nadas f logical test to date , A. af 1+ l ever onan vhees a criterion of the ane 2% ah eer? | . ontd a wee a - ® Vigorous fight for the | major part of legislat x ‘eon Ty Bente fh nce of refuse. In th SEATTL EVERETT eaielat od ie Senile Se Dill, We ought rather | plished by « he tle - ‘ he board made a mistake and now wton Yexisiat nd has |{o look upon any patronage com-| public merrants j 7 3 trying to shoulder the blame , lobb: Domb, Z i he railroad commis >ublic ne : , ao vs eet /Tuhien f onto Dr. Lazelle, who has done been apeading all his time lobbying nected with the railroad Public servants nes Men sn Bombpred!s rear /Tukde nto Dr. La ho ha fee & railroad measure, and who, sion which he may receive as a re-| Public misnom “ just what they asked him to do by the way, has won bis fight ward for untiring devotion to a (Continued tomorrow.) Had the board asked for a refuse ‘Ob, certainly, a! ® e sag ios splendid cause. | test, I know that Dr alle wou doing what he considered hts duty, Whether Dickson gets what he have made It, for he did {t for 1 and Fn ~ ery pony — je oe Apr 1 will aay that he has AT THE THEATERS without the least hesitation, and e of having see done well this seasion was successful.” treated right. I'l admit that nk A. Twiehell, as Tom Law eimai ee be i slated for hair of one/son would say, “is one of the com | ao Ina of the railroad commissioners at a) wheels of the System.” Twichell 1s jie exaarineass jpepeeneare enw Tne neueers fat salary, but, then. that is only &/also a King county man and is Pa aang * PARIS March 10.—The Rus * vi secondary consideration, you know, | gifted with a remarkably acute! Admiral equipolse defines re # sian embassy off any that * man—it was on ast recent- | John D. Rockefeller in his office at| opened for a hort enaas a ant * cettad aad tat tia sank We ty that he did the sameleon stunt | No. 26 Broadway, in New York clty,| “The Vire nian . | # struggle will occur at Harbin, & and turned cole , 9 tn- | 3.6 miles away, just merely whis-/ night. tts ‘ ne ss | * whe the Russians will con- # tamat of the people—bear that in| pers, Twichell hears it in a minute. | had preceded it » sat! * rate large re-enforce- * = Twichell bas done well for the! fiourish of th Bess ef * ta * A MILLIONAIRES" BILL Standard Otl company even if the! a put s there was] . he / a bulging t overfow of | * * We will now drop back to the| poor old jaded public has suffered | “standing .. \ | gmate ond listen to what the mem-|a trifle now and then at his hands | r¢ pom ol creme! a Ase: roan} Fahy cde ce eee ene ee ters of that august body have to| | Twiehell also looks after the in he for such a splendid OLD PROSPECTORS IN ALASKA SAY THAT THE COMING SEA. | COULD YOU BLAME ‘eM? may regarding another big graft bill |terests of the big factories when one would have to incl that relating to the cloged season | anything comes up that might jeop. pall nen Repeater SON WILL BE THE WORST IN THE HISTORY OF TANANA Pa 4 jardize thetr well being director, though the latter righ Rupees that eimember of the wf. | _ Seek aes. Dick Kinnear whe | memes tu Bar Goneute Ser the inter » Note the prices we make on the following Monaire salmon m onctuded tha ° e'8 B8\ minable waite between acts, fo : es Siiey eowld get 0 Dil passed clos- | steady @ plece of railroad property| wnich there apreare to be ce, rent| That the coming seusom will wit-/t | returned from rent” pianos—look for the blue fg EP salmon catching for an ex-| 88 & roundhouse, and with his col-| sonable excuse. The audience, how. | ; JS noxietegt i he arent price tickets—fully one-third of the lot are teaded period it would force the| league, Palmer, forms a combina-| ever, was indulgent and was kee = greatest hardships ever ly : hee ash call gmail pockers out of business, give | tion that lambasta the laboring MAR | jy for each succeeding act whic Me cerns. Rapyy gerage nsfaay meet | really new, having only been used from one them & monopoly on the fish indus. | at every opportunity er siggci ge i known cr « pa of the | The =e Pe grote sg00 ‘e to three months. = ty and enable them to raise the! In fine, ff you will name a singte | on company and » orthiand and will aseall the Tan- | tend « t ‘ hich, | pre a-whooping was a corrupt | Private and vested interest in the} ¢, ’ . sae: ak etiam aime adie ae : a Saaen tn Satasny se even | state I will find you men who will eh eae can read ‘ * Price Per easy: The are ° «| banka, whieh te th oan ined me € . numbe t » 1 that the notorious meat inspection | betray their constituency in a hol | piece a “4 a ef the now. Bhterata, 4 hb ieante ; : Was now. Down mo. Mi, to which I have ady called | minute to listen to “Their Masters | pai ta opinion of t 1 zt ‘¢ m pr attention | Volce. apecta t have w the teytog | cure ch which $450 $312 $10 $6 Sethe MMR woe drawn up for the That is how well, Mr. Taxpayer, |7y-0'<'° hase Sgt sl ncenes. always attending the are ear | ci. deal 290 238 «10 «(6 © het orneys, | YOur interests are being safeguard “ 4 1 Cord, thelr attorneys | 7o8 Hen ‘ | where love's rich dream re ts {a newly ontinuation of the| 359 239 «+10 «6 a “ weet t nt f course, but lit 25 247 10 6.6 being threshed out in the house BILLA THAT SLUMBE | ‘Desten Far the % time there ta a 3 Ls SLUMBER. , urnum as the Vire . me there im ar perienced f ‘This bill was fathered by Senator “ | ph a! ed for th wt in the city of watt } pated 339 ~ 7 Mires and 20 solicitous were the|. Another phase of the jogisiative | Py het plains. He t# refined 6.000, and,, ac urn from | ago 247, «ro G online vidmnates aver ite wei, | Under world” which makes inter > | ogenag m esting reading might alled “The + oe ee dosencgiad ’ 350 249 «650 66 fare that It is y reported | mtd th thet they raised a “slush” fund of | Bilis that Slumber. pool pa meee aneele 350 198 10 § funeee cad placet it im the handn| . The#® bills are divided into two he search 1a among | meas rowith to afford the aoe! bar eG ’ h le the meritorious ones and of the surrounding dis +0 place Of shelter.and eatables A of Senator Earlex with instructions | °“"** trtete. t t 279 10 6 | those that are drawn up simply for| " , a Sy eeenne Oue tes 6 to use the money where it would do | Frank W. Richards, an old timer pdt th ercantile establishments « 266 10 6 in the purpose of blackmailing some | plage mod viah cempetebon of Alaska, says at many Rerd- fiw eesful minera, find that 248 10 6 ef the moat remarkable in-| "“ryo “slumbering bills” of the first |ships will be experienced by sthe}the jobs are all taken up 298 10 6 cients attached to the railroading | 1944 repame ia a Rip Van Winkie tender who will journey by ) will they th. Why, it “chaw = Gis GAR Is the knowledge die-|cadition In their reepective com he thousands to the new Eldorado, 9! ane of every man for him-ltwo guhia ————-~ a oe 239 +10 6 plaged a& matters relative to sal-| mittens, because if they cot out they jthinking that gold may be had for Prot there I no telling what] ya as beauties t 198 10 § men by Representative “Kerosene ‘ mere turning up the aod With fruch men Jo when In desperate Grame 7 might be carried, while the “slung- p I wondah if they wish to Mirt T vsseee 273 10 6 Rdg who rarely visita the F aumiane saa then tes ete shovel. Such man as thesd he | need with ua” Barnes & Son 1 10 const. por Sb cong sac veda all une agen ® are the ones that cause hard-|. Those familiar with situations re : Soiaen Glee bac taetiy, & 6 H Her &C . 98 5 Tpeed not say that if this bill be-| their victima who readily ships to the men who are willing tofsulting from such emerge my} “Are they omilinge sig Tava ge. Slee SE sictan ieee cattena | er ens See molly, Siew work and to endure all kinds of |ithat even if any of the men havel rneyre going even further th et doltars atte packing trust. It | chinery. ' gpg marme ie only they |gnoney, it will soon run out with the] enat They're lauat 7 - Any Piano in the above list fully guaran- would ceeme ie aan 4 : etn te an get @ chance a ne yellow yensive itving, brought a » beadinen Pr sony Se sedagperdh gsi Lethe ins ot. the eee with - thet onetad cont spt os a co . teed by us and taken back later on, and full a oe ren ted te ately tne nething of legietative! | Mas y Es en 3 dave known men nto the ventry, Asan in | CHANGED purchase price allowed on a finer make. You sock » that if there is an of - expt ~ A who have arte ©, it wae figured out by « prom ; 5 coe cae. work, I will explain that both sen tend igratticcalpemere : Porn Mist ae oe | are asked to examine these Pianos. mason, they « a > borrow | ste tes . 4 nent shipper of this city that the ate and house have different com Sacer from banks to tide them| mitteas before whom the bills must Ave had to turn back, for a great | coat of eggs will at the minimum HEADQUARTERS ie Gait Senne ene waht listance, and oftines upsetting | figure entail an out {$1.59 pe | rev bor ot te ‘or ft ber j Sb Masten packing trust bill, pro- | stance, a ain aiaine oi Rad » for the whole summer, simply | doaen, and this will, according to Widing for two succesmtve closed! is read for the first time and then UME ROME ‘tenderfoot fallen veh figures, allow the specula ‘ The Chicago, Milwaukee & St STi would never be of ates a chaamties on commas} unable to withstand the hardahips|but from 10 to 18 cents pr pot | Paul has om into temporary to live through a pert £ 2 menses 9 = } jot a fe he was ay f i | allow for inm ° or hk quarters in the Mutual Life build riod of tha!|a measure for the regulation of rail | ’ ws meurance or his trans gp lee a length. go0a Pe the railroad | © sald Ric horde the count Other | !ug. The company will stay tn these 9 ‘Truly, the trusts are great. The Not only Richards, but figured out on a|ffices until April 1, when the new the great car of th ees ought to m zen of such me ’ ich means t the/@uarters, under the Northern Pa t beneath who: nm enough to promptly consid 4 the Alaskan t yaince|man without sufficient capital or|*!fic, on First avenue and Yesier | m an jess poor are erush-|all bills referred to them. This discovery of gold wan first made | mean by to earn a good L Way, will be ready Sueidenimed and ground to death, | means at least twies a week, while own, bear out that statement and | lihood ee a inthe Tan-|, The Gould & Steeple steamship | |no committee should meet less than aay Weak the Seaens eonstry js O01 4ne. until the ry tn mare. cot-| prokers, Who Rave onovpiel: part of | Good Pianos | ary anven ng place for a tenderfo as already | tled the 4 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. | Paul offices, have moved into new I . the senate comm on tax - siiablitiarememesitasiiianinnintiisiiieses | the senate com on tax. ax | quarters tn the Colman building.” | 711 Second Ave., Seattle, Wash. THE SESSION BEGAN, AND HAS eit eee se. | {OT REPORTED ON ONE BILL. a oun | See er ene ee, | STIMULATED TRAVEL | book on this clam of graft bilis|senate HAS NOT REPORTED ON : | Space would permit, but the rend-| A SINGLE BIL. alwart enourh for the part ot | | sr has, without doubt, a fair iden| The chairman of the taxation|an “PF. F e han been * ca . mpage Phy outer’ (nenammrnammenime Paes a what sort of legislation |committes is Senator aner, of | widely crit fferent me fe, states that) err tool everett, ; ty, § y er seen on| fect March 5 the travel to Victoria | ne nown as a stron con we- | the m al pf on 8 SR bl ver iS eoepere | the pis in a |has been very heavy. In speaking| 208 Second Ave. Sv. Tel, Main 1211; Ind. 1211, the bills for a time, ting w Before his committee were several | cultu: r nce th} ; Mr. Calder sald | SO iit an taskns colianictin ensmate terest tera watlegpcaitvathethy ooh ng wh seen case yothco'femtyrns Ferapeted agen | Since our new rates went into] Poultry of all kinds constantly on hand. weeemnee: | & “property” as the stage roads and other wealthy corpor-| plainly at times to make him ent jettect there has been a great deal | ager would have it Jartons pretty hard lity convinciag. Wet op with Frenk pf travel on the Princess Beatrice | pyaar eee e eee ERE | Oats THEIR MASTER'S voce | 80. how engy it ts for the astute} Campau, exceilent interpre-| i pha by gs orn Bo cre et a . 7 * | May, 32 1-8, 313-4, 317-8, Just for a little change we wil! | chairman to prevent any action of|t Arizona” is pleasar CORONER'S VERDICT THAT MRS. STANFORD WAS MURDERED | "22 made she has been crowded to) # | WASHINGTON, March 10.— # | July, 313-4, 311-4, 313-8, Stroll about and 1 will point out a|the taxation measures BY NOT | called by Senttie theatergoern, The| |her limit in the passenger depart-|# The president announced at * | Pork— few of our lesistat WR and tell you| HAVING ANY MEETIN wephere of the plains surrounds LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO POLICE IN THE AIR jment. We feo: that these low rates | # the cabinet meeting today that ® | May, $12.65 $12.62 SE as oe ornne tal vee 1 EVES dage noo the asaeas pad ange “peo dp eran Ea ‘| for the summer will induce a great | # the policy of the administra- # | July, $12.80, $267. Votes,” in other words, whom they |4 resolution recting Sumner to! the narrow-t ; many people from the east to take|# tion for the present at least # | oonpey here in addition to or in| et bis committee together and | sete ides ab tik “enw | a trip up the sound \* would be to retain in — all * oe NEW YORK STOCKS, Spite of the people of the state port on taxation measur stein oe titarietS mora ee en # incumbents without regard to * Atchison, 93, 921-2, 92 5: a ice nt A eee Biloter Chaves, of Bp. ier Gack a cae eraninak tone te (ty Hortpps News Asan) (Hunt, secretary and maid to Mra) pont aNd, Ose. March 10.—-{% thelr length of service. This | Amal. Copper, 815-6, 20 3-6, 81-4 See that dark-haired man at the | '# the author. This is tho first ime | }ineation that Seattle has seen lat e HONOLULU, March 10,—That | Stanford, didn’t leave on the steam-| oon cressman J. N Williamson, [® applies to all, departments. # |S @ 0. 111, 1101-8 121 peecscnter? That ty menreenit® | in the history Of the present see-|ty’ "tn eter wordm, with Compan on| Mit Jane Le Btantord died an un-|ship China today, bat will await | Sho 'rests under two indictments by | * Secretary Cortelyou said it #|B. R. T,, 67. 661-4, 667-8. ive Dawes, of King county Ne is | sion that a committee chairman had | the stage the audience liver in Wy-| acura death te the verdict of the | the arrival of detectives from Ban |i, federal grand jury for complic.|* Will especially apply to the #|B. R.T.. 7, 661-4, 067-4 the representative of the American |to be publicly rebuked for his dila-|oming. while with Farnum in the conorner’s jury returned last night. Francisco. Miss Berner has re i ? ste. ta ta Hort, | * Postoffice department. *% | Can. Pac,, 148 3-8, 147 1-4, 148 1-4.¢ Matteo trust in this state” Yon | tory tactics, be while with Farnum in the\‘The police of this city, however, | mained in her room and has not |{tY In the land frauds, ig in Port: | * | Erie Com., 46 1-4, 475-8, 481-4. Will remember how he tried to| Im the banking commit ot the | tyro = he Imagination must Pe/are aa much without a elew as | left it only to attend the inquest nk Set te 9 of giving bonds | Rabbhbnnnnnaaaanananbane’ Ills. Cent., r fasten another bic ing vam. | senate slumbered a bill andi lies conan.” — ") when Mrs. Stanford died, but every | It developed today that Nora Hop- |{F bis appearance when the cases | Manhattan, NEE cor bay es te ntl Oley whlch. ft apie s lew, Goal | ne een ; : jeffort is being made to procure |kins, a former housekeeper at the | "0, Called for trial. | A copy of the gold medal prise | setrop... 11 treet, and how he mee nave pe S Ben a Ol ee ee eat: they say, Naw tea, [Some thread to work upon Stnmteed Nel) At Pale A006; Was a Se eee eee eed i ieee eee tbir | mo. Bete 108S-S 2 . spl mdertulty e he left Se High Sheriff Henry Belleves Us tioned by th me the charges against me,” said| Home society for the best exhibit ‘142 5-8 | Olympia, from having a monopoly | site tor hin first Them Pood gh § y eves the | questioned by the police last night. |. - , ‘ ‘ ti L. & N., 142 5-8, 142, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUE, Jon the state trensury's funda, An) Ute for his first ‘Thesplan venture) strychnine was placed in the bigar- | She was at the Stanford home here | Oo Year of the Wittoasin. "'l Mave lat the Bt. Lonle talr, Was Te00¥OS lecpie's Gan 3134 All the new styles in Saahienh Sens ok see: ile is good as Steve 4nd) bonate before Mra, Sanford eft| when the polnoned water was ad- | 20 fear of the outcome and am only | here yesterday by H. D. Brows. | Penna, 145 7 @niy 31.06 each man Lord has control of ail the| ny ests wor Into every word| gan Francisco, and the ebemist | ministered. She left Mra. Stan. |Geelrous of an early trial. 1 am in | superintendent of the Washington | Reading, com., 981-8, 981-2 Puta dees ones | eats Sundevon deposit ont 6 sabe | ne mi : states that it fa not a medicinal |ford's employ when the Inter ar-|ROCent of any violation of the fed- |Children’s home. The | prize Was | R. T., com., 36 3-8, 358-4, 357 Sie? eatin: ahr ane aan ae ag olmes, as the heroine s strychnine, but such as ts used.in|ranged to go to Honolulc. She is|**! ‘vs and ag wi be fully | awarded to the home for the ple-|g) pa. 79 70 3-8, 703-4, nterest. Clapp’s bil! gave all hanks | oo be ey Molly bo od ihe) poisoning animals }satd to have made very important nstrated when the case is/ tures and statistics exhibited | Paul, 1811-8, 179, 181. — 108 ma'am, han when 3 SUPPLIES. FOR : the state an even chance at the| Vermont schoo! ma'am, than when|” Mise Bertha Berner, and May statements to the police | WASHINGTON, March 10.—The | Sugar, 1443-4. 1491 2, 1445-8, "ie tn 6 Th nie Hrier Bush,” probably | HE MUST WAIT. je sident today nominated Edwin Un, Pac 1351-8, 134 ord doe not want such a <r tlyor aeloe PORTLAND, Ore, March 10.—| Whitaon, of North Yakima, Wash., | U. 8. 8., com., 36 7-8 BABIES h pe He openly boasted that to give her talent vent nel Charles F. Lord, an attorney in-| for district judge of the Eastern | U.S. 8., pfd., 1-4, 96, 96 1-4. be would kill it And he did arts wrestle dicted for conspiracy to obstruct | district of Washington. | Wheat—Liverpool May wheat ATLANG’S. NOTE THE MoNEY.| this I will tell you more later Se ees dade justice by defaming District Attor Jopened unchanged and closed 3-8 SAVING PRICES. TO SAVE G. O. P | ae wali ‘ieetie ~ a» gga ay sn ag _ 3 — CHICAGO MARKETS igre tpts, Mt ; EP 3 . + one Jguilty yesterday and requested an . R ‘ar receipts, Minneapolis 249, pag ‘ ephwase: aoe po —tecy eal pitene aes NPANG INS Pil in! A immediate trial. This was denied | porte for The Star by W. A linth 2%, Chicago 28. — ee i ; IDe | the providing fe s ie ve om ibe Sinus Baill axe: whe seabed th & Co. 112 Columbia street, by fiat senataat cee men : ary ier Yo toi ; > Bone of the A and qees wit Sea aren yo. | 294 held firm the greater pert Mennen'y 1 1 elec 1 Stansell ix i he po weet cee 3 Wheat w. Close. a moraine, but toward une lat = 4, | measure, defining the be tont tomorre noon The Nippon Yusen Kaisha com-| May, 1141 8 aoe ad? te anaineni ORE ++ ae 1-20 | the new district. ‘The Bar HEALTH DEPARTMENT ASKED OR TEST THAT WOULD NOT]. )'4 iyo Maru sailed from Seattle | July, 9 |se!l off in antictpation of a bearish Rat ‘om Taloum, 36e size 19. cher hy ae here 0 SC # vessel carried 0 passengers and ‘orn: . w-Derin, Som to ren oregon, consternation, for the district | : Sree | 7,000 tons of general merchandise, | May, 48 ents on ot See cakes 12 1 was so divided that there was a pos grandee heir gue Magen The cargo of the vessel consists ot July, 48 cee he impression thie 4 Buger of Milk, Squibhw, full ~ ‘ao.,| sibility that the new dis might | 1 : a — “si . On Sun flour, cotton, steel, iron, tobacec | — cartes oe interests are determined Of MK. L& Pin tall yeae| Horrible calamity ~ ect perio orp tora net | MIN sae Moa dna tts fig the ge ly set before them, the board im-| cigarettes and hardware. In add. Our Own “On. ‘o hold the market in ched® sag IMG Bottion. requlor 10e Kinde |, must needs be attended to, and thin” will take the boards. | gtupidity, the board of health |mediately sought to upbraid Dr,|tion to the heavy consignments! of getting dirt Susihes, Oe eee ae | Sa for.. 26, | (ho, new district reboundaried #0! Ron been throwing blame upon Dr, La-|Lazelle for not doing his duty in |there are many shipments of amall- | “xgonarch” only $1.00 each at FN. |the h bd steady improvement && { som “hit Matin, iiee G2e® |that the democratic territory. be| THE colle, the etty bacterioteghnt, Sr| tapetting thie proseies of Yates in jer articles of merchandise usually | proche & Co'c: 160] Sat eve, Coen | rome ee ee es S60] Soret SMS & strone republicad| The Ferris company will appear | Witch tt ts itself entirely spapene: |the atk sent So him for test. Sev shipped from this port to Japan. | , strength to (helt gee ee . . et, where the democratic votes | -p ppear | ecent moeting the ques eral samples of milk had bee Iefante’ Hair Brushes, 50¢ kinds 3&e - Third Avenue tomrrow night. § ble. At a recent meeting the q naples of m’ ad been given : | Gonenn aut alee S50 | would be swallowed up in the G. O| just tim cima” welll. fortew, {ton of refuse and impurities in the | to the bacteriologist, the board sald vd Ono, Clty of Toledo, Lucas . |P. strength pe lp Ay srg ntl ‘| milk @elivered to the residents of and be had been instructed to test | Hrank J. Cheney max that he So the bill was doctored by a! the city wae taken up and npon for impurities. " of the tem ofr. ds a * ‘a | Stevens county representative, ‘G00 wanes” proof that Ingredients, umhealthy| Here is where the board made its it Kerosene Kellogg ‘ and tmpure, were contained in (he! mistake, Dr. Lazelle admits that pay | And to sive the reader an idea of ‘Que Vadle” witt close at the| milk, Immediately sought to place/many samples have been sent to GRAIN and STOCK $0) COLMAN BUILDING. the injustice of the patched up|Third Avenue tomrrow night. Sun-|the blame upon Dr. Lazelle. him for test and that he has tested, | sat A" innot. be cured by the | First Ave. Cor. Columbia St. mensure (now a law), here is an i]-| day afternoon “That Little Swede, Prof. Arnold Becker proved to the | but those who know the conditions | We of Hall's Catarrh Cure, af i Inetration a new dinlect comedy, will take the| board that a larger part of the milk | best, say that the board has asked | g, a ES ta BROKERS Up in Ferry county lives a farm-| boards. sold in the city contained stable re-| for a bacteriological test, which in| in my promenes, this’ oe a Fibed fuse and that the board should seek |itself would dest refuse, 1886. A.W. GLBA\ ¢ roy the PRIVATE WIRES eember, A Sent] ‘ cane Suns OE er ure taken esa ands acts directly apr the blood the system, er who wants to appeal to the law. } Ferry county is included In the new cial district. So he starta out were it contained in the milk. Professor Becker points out that to prevent this condition. He open- ly charged -the board with not at- STAR THEATER. judtein) seat. We boards a| The Star theater's vaudevitie bit tending to basteeas, tating that the logical demanded train and traveln through a portion | will oe ee untl Monday | pregwase ef sure substances = anette weala oun manded of | tg pt a sii hae Toledo, O. then through | afternoo novel acts are | ween capil Copter. and therefore tts presence would gata pat the few Stevens Promised for the cming week. Prieaabes Oowee Mw fects as plain- ‘he detected. Mal the board askes patton. ees _, bea *s «* ° ao : CONTINUOUS MARKETS FFB Coveunbia St. omens. FLOOR HALLER Phones: Sufzet Main 10 Ind