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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14

No. 4oe4 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Samuel NJ. Hoff, Mortgage, VS.. Henry Utz
and Deborah Utz, Mortgagors.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. sitting as a Court of Equity, this 50th
day of October, in the year 1908. that the sale of
the Real Estate mentioned i'll these proceed
ings, made and reported by Samuel M. Hoff,
Mortgage, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the Both day of November next; pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 23d day of November next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
two hundred and eighty dollars.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
oct 81 st JAS. H. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14

Holding their end up in society is the
heaviest burden borne by the husbands Of
ambitious women.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14

Dr. l.. A. Roth, of Nashville, York county,
has retired after practicing 25 years. He kept
an account of the distances travelled in follow
ing his profession, and finds that he travelled
l29, 600 miles. He wore ont II horses and
10 buggies in his trips while caring for the
sick
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14

Ifmen we're relatively as strong as brutes
they could juggle with weights Of several
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Members elected November3 3, 1908, for two
Maryland Affairs.

In Salisbury there is on exhibition pump
kin weighing 126 pounds. 1t was grown by
Walter s. Collins, of Nntter's district. and
the vine from which it was cut contained II
more large pumkins
Ormond Cameron, merchant at North
East Cecil county, died October 81 from lock
Jaw, aged 80 wears. While at work IN his
store Mr.. Cameron about IA week ago ran
nail into his foot, which terminated IN lock
jaw. He leaves a widow and several children.
Benjamin H. Garrett, IS years old, IA farm
err near White Hall, Northern Central rail
way, died October 80 of paralysis. He was a
member of Stabler Methodist Episcopal
Church, Parkton Circuit, and class leader
for 80 years. He married Miss Amanda Z.
Nelson who, with two sons and two daugh.
ters-survive him.
Chief of Police Van Buskirk, of Chesapeake
City. has adopted "a new plan OF punishment
for juvenile prisoners who are arrested for
violating the law The officer caught a mum
Der of boys stealing turnips from the garden
of citizen of the town. Instead OF having
the lads lodged in the town lookup or fined he
imposed the penalty of having the boys gather
as many bags of leaves off the streets they
had stolen turnips. The officer does not be
leye in placing the lads behind prison bars,
and will punish each violator in the future in
Il similar manner.
John Bosley died October 80 at Meadow
Brook, near Whitehall, Baltimore county.
He was st years old and had been III i'll health
for three years. Mr.. Bosley was one of the
counly's best known farmers. He always
lived there and died on the farm on which he
was born. He was noted for his unassuming
personality and honored for his sterling in
tegrity. He was married to Miss Mary Pearce,
who survives him with two sons and two daugh-
tiers. Mr. Bosley, though lifelong Demo
crat, never held public office. He was, how
ever, always interested in the affairs of his
party.
Miss Lydia Woodrow, the oldest living per-
son in Cecil county, died November LIST, near
Pleasant Hail. in the 10lst year of her age.
Miss Woodrow up to several weeks ago Ell,
loved excellent health. Upon her one hun
dredth birthday anniversary, April rs last,
she entertained number of friends who
called upon her. She was a woman of re-
markable memory and could relate a number
of interesting events that took place in Cecil
county during the War of 1872. Last winter
she suffered from severe attack of pneumo,
na but notwithstanding her advanced age
recovered, to the surprise of her physicians
and friends She was native of Cecil county
and was born near Bayview April 26. 1903.
her father being Jacob Woodrow. who died
at the age of 60 Her brother, John Wood,
row. took part in the War of 1872 and lived to
be IS years of age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14

TITO THE PUBLIC.
If you want
FIRE INSURANCE,
LIFE INSURANCE,
ACCIDENT INsURAN'D
WINDSTORM INSURANCE. ,cp
STEAM BOILER INSUkAN0
Give me call.
Lowest Rates. Best Stock Complain"
Assessments. No Premium N0
Quick Cash Settlements
JAMES 3. SMiiN
oe No. 7 Court ~, Nd.
ap1 If --.s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-11-14
A ssIaNEEs OF MORTGAGEE'S
~ SALE OF A
VERY DESIRABLE FARM,

Near Cranberry Station, on the Western
Maryland Railroad, in the Seventh Elec-
lion District of Carroll Co, Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
MARINE NEWS

Ths steamer Indiana arrived fiaru
Name late yesterday afternoon With
q passengers and tiai go 10 sold a'is'
The report that she had CONTAGIOUS
disease aboard proved aufouhdsd
HlssaHus launch snaHd this morning
faacd the aipnp which was rscentf
captured ~ Deception Paws ~ eificers
az ths cutter Grant siih nine contra
hand Chinese aboard. 10 Port Town
anud
steamer Arrow viii resume her seat
a=raeaaa ftfn eatardaY % HnnaaY.
Aiaska Commercial eafupanHfs Nome
liner ~ Past ieff San Franssaeo Sat
ufaay Zoe ths northern port she ~ih
aiup sail at Dutch HAri,or 70 dis
charge q large quantity - stores
atirh she IL takiaE north for the Zee
- the Parins squadron. which - ca
ifs vs. . ALASKA waters
japanese liner hhinano Maru ers'
rived iaHi Hieft ffoa Yokohama. her
aaaKo luflnding al ifumenNf shipment
- 81 tons ~ n02 erep 1epansss So,
ahs hHd = total = ~ fasaness ard
Chinese passengers fof Seattle aHf
xieIetia ln.,.l,i.. t.ss-sy,,... q. ss...>
~hs succeeds \. 0hki
HsesHus eslties SuuiTah. which has
been purchased ~ IS = fanan a
Co eas loading ehsi at - Michasi
1ulF 2 fer hsf tfln "a Seattle Nhsn
ths Infiaah isft that port faif :
German narr Hrfoeet II expected 60
STRIVE from Tacoma tonight Go DIS
charSa 80 hasr ~ e@attNi Amsfiran
coffee and lead - tens - neuf. tcss
"a general safen At this part Ths
ftatHaFrah af4a q the NDstnnn ftus
uiii arrive aeouf = week later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
MACHINERY
FOR KAYAK

More than 100 tons ~ oil-borlnE
machinery viii be shipped e. The
KAYAK fields hy tho steamer Santa
ANA. which sails tomorrow The out
Ht Il complete. II II net known Tor
whom 1t lH intended. az the connlHn.
ment iH What O. Technically tetmen
aH u sbiInd one che real name 81
the consigned not heinE used
II h Thought. however that On"
shipnent Is Intended for oun ut ih'
many new companies that have late.
la acquired oil properties Ia that
region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
AND HERE 1T is

The star Dust man Is pleased g. an.
naunaa the tsrfns and conditions -
the rev contest which De hopes vii
interest everybody, man and woman
Aifksz HeFgtetare. he admits these
contests have al nssn = little enc
sided but he believes that objection
sannes be raised IN shs present ease,
w'ernsn have hsEun e. wtar men =
soeks. ard the fad is xaiuins IN faFcf
II Is AlNArs serious matter when
the ssx feminine assumes o. follow the
footsteps % the SCI masculine esIse
eiaiiy q these footsteps are In he
same Kind 81 foslt seas The low
nseksd gown habit has always been
fer womce. the low usehed o. iop-cHt
and humble suck = Tor men or Il has
been - considered.
No~ then what the s u NJ WAITS %
get st II. ARE women fuKiihrd ~
wearing socks-ia inches short e.
les
Frur thc best answer he Sili siNe
enc doxen pair. hard engraved low
neckesi. urea- woFk. arep=stsich half
siik half huas. any siEs a. eait the
wilmer (ruau % WOMAN and he VIII
threw IN = pair ~ aiangua studded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
SAIS S0cKEYE RUN
WILL BEGIN LATE

sThe HackeYe salmon run had not
bcgun up % ihst saturday" Hnid w
NJ Boutwell,. a representative et a
local fishing supply house To-Day
Nr Hethweli made trip fof We
special purpose ut lnvcsilenunK the
matter In his opinion The fish VIII
not begin to enter the straits uhih
about July 81 al reports 60 the con-
trurY Notwithstanding
'srhe salmon Weet outside Tue
straits In considerable numbers ne
said. but they had not Yet e1'tr M
side when ! left the straits eaiuf ~, ~
sarh. fiahprmen we're waitlnn 1aiy
a. the fishing banks among the san
Itan isiauas foF the aaimuu e. npr
rgar. but Indications pointed 60 a
late run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
DIES PLANES HAS
Bio CAMP MEETING

DIES PLANES. III. July is-For
the stfh successive year the Des
Piainca camp meeting. one Of the
sfsatest summer assemblies held by
the Methniisis Of America. MAS for
maily opened today under nuHpicioun
conditions. The program extends
over two weeks. during which time
thsfe VIII be revival services cun-
Quoted ~ many eminent leaders Of
the denomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN ;

Under ssntsnca - iso years In The
p'nitsaiiary sut a. lihrru oa an Ap-
faaat nntofsoss ueman IN ssatfiss
teuasfiain. Was arrested ~ petee rive
Hubbard Monday fer the tasft q
ga from the pos keis u D ~ iayes.
a G-yeafenid man Whsa she Nss ~
Fsstsd ans braaKht % ths roiiss sta
ton 90 of the uionsy ~As found o.
her person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

stfihe. rho ubion secured wage
scale ~ o. cents per hour TOT HuudaYs
aHd holidays
AZ the time - the settlement ~ the
iauNrhufemrn' q strike against tbs Pa
rlae eoast Steamship company Last
anFtnH ths con- aauF agreed 70 scale
uf e rsnta A. hour with 81 osnts fof
overtime An arrangements @sE made
whereby the company VS. aiAa e. pas
~ esule on 6unasNH ara holidays as
ssan a. business SHOULD Increase Kuffis
ciantif 10 warrant u
A. time drasBsd aud tie company
HhaNrd no iHeiisation - paY the ueN
scale fhe nnlqn men became ifnpatleut
and there 1as tails Of inanEufatinE
anofhai strike had not the company
pssla thu scale last Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
IS EXPLOITING TIM
MINES NEAR MOVIE
United States Steel Corporation Has Experts at Work on Sew
ard PeninsuIa Budget Of News From Berng Sea Points

last winters work revealed has
barely been tapped.
The BODY OF Frank ifotrick was
found 0n a tributary OF the 9uud
Hope river last week by Ernest Nnt
no reported the ftrta 90 Coroner
nerd iirtfiek was caught Ia "a hiiH-
Aard. December ~, with hin partner,
Iahn LuaElnger They became Heps
annted IN tie Storm aud LudEinEsf
was almost frosea 10 death before he
finally reached the rnadhouHe. and
although searching parties we're i'm
Nvdlately sent out. no trace ~ his
partner euaia bs found.
Not many towns have tbs oppor-
tnaify Of granting tive railroad
franchises iu orc evening. but the
pHylieee was given 10 Nome iaHt
4ieht The Nome. Arctic Railroad
Company Hsked the privilege Of en-
tcHlng the northwestern part OF
town u. n. simsaH Il running a
line through the center Of the city.
iieiu franchises we're granted,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

sleeve heldcrn e. hold them up"
rhls contest - epen o. every hadYi
and whe viii be- the nrat e. nunWrff
III Yesterdays column the word
'uraetmgut in the lincH about Tia SGT
an uuavtmeut Ia the composing roomt
The machine man never hevine Heen
the weird hofofo be Just took nn on
hand shX al il aud tho result vas up
ratmont Wrn 10 was sort of a
"ti.pcatmvnt 60 the q II Ms feel
inHs. after an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Esshisl SIM assa = sears. disd 80
teraay a. hi, ate Fssidfnss IN this
city. lie sas an cid frsiasut q ID.
Sound eonnu-y and one % The beet
kne~n pi~nsVn u the state lie sams
70 Mashinstsn frem hriFhssu. knx
lard thlrtf three FvAra asil he iited
a. nj uasFiacn street b this eitf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Mr.. Calvin Hall and little son
Runsiao Allyn Hall have returned
fFosn n months visit 10 friends IN
Portland They we're accompanied
home BY Miss Constance Walker 81
Portland. who ~tll sezns = few
weeks in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
THE MARKETS

California steamer brought =
.pev mppiv "a vegetables ana ffuit
prHiardaY There was large nhip'
nent of new California poiat"fh.
which we're quoted today ~ wv rff
owt
eurfauts were quoted ihlH morning
al 81. 10 and Of ia 80 crate, hna grapes
al AZ pee crate. Htru wbefflfH Weht
ali the way from tlbe 60 ~ hh1
faapberfier from 20 cents - y ~
Rnfue excellent piueHppieH arrived
on the steamer They were Vuaien
thiH morning 1T $3.50 per dozen
California hay and Alfalfa was
eiaaeoa out the market last Msfh
There IL q small supply Or Ola f'lint.
ern Washington timothy hay 90
hand which sells nt ~. Ne# crop
goes at sis old Eastern washing
Tan compressed timothy was quoted
fhiH morning a. 81. which u u l'FH
thau the quota tlon II lost wees
New wheat hay and new alihifl
are beginning 90 arrive. heine quoted
today Al fi8 AMI 81, rrapsfiifeik
WHOLESALE PRICES
cThsss prices srs 70 anY tpyer n qass.
ttfiss rrless. on sHsh purchases Afsf"s'
~ fFF cent NiNAAtN
Provisions
Frssh meat Cow beef a ~ steer
beef So h. mutton. 7lfc - pork. is8
iai.e ~. vel sHidr
Tso.tsisns psHs ia ~. brsakfas, Be
con. I7ise u. bsfiisa. fresh i1'te ID
Vegetables
cal green corn. Toe dos. new Cal.
pufatora q ~ eWts carrots y 90 tnf
nfpa. q > sack Mississippi tomatoes
a u but hathause. 81 - pei has. let
green peas. agate. string beans bu.e
,acumbera. t9Nigo d0x fHdishrn zoe
caren Haachsai onions. ITO fNtt
green. iac doz bunchcs. Cal water
ms an'H. 81 Hef1ia PET dor.
orsen Fruit, etc.
gtfa whfrrlsH. u ie4 %. eantaiatrfs.
;tiff ~ boz. goose berries 8 Cal
CNerrier afsii - box. aprieofs go
cfuts. Cal pmma. Iscail 3 cfate5 cat
peaches. ne@n crate eurfanfs s. sH
iIG crate native raaubefrleH Hras -.
lemons tlff1 %. nfaHees. = Tool 81 hef
Cal pear & o.. pfuuev q gUl = eratr
itneappiea lz.0u7 % per dos Shapes.
fse0
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry
hotter wssh'nstaa sFssmsfiss. sasi
nsss Fresh ranch. gs0ae aoz East
erB. ielzic
eisss. Native washinstpu fsn cream.
"a nmburscf, teg. Ruiss, brick. lhe
Poaitry = pressed TURKEYS asuzas i've
hfna itltfs4F. live ducks II dfshaed
nte npfiuE chickens. fassaf1 y daz
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats fzse1 ton tefisF. ~ % ter
Nhsaf 400 ton chop. tsss ten
cid - nop fis ton. Eastern Wash
eompfepsad Timothy. old ~ ton new
wheat hay tit0os neS Alfalfa. MO
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
fTh~.s prices ere fof goods asiiNsfsa -
Fsiifoaa ffsEht asaot. ef en fhs ga ~
ttis eiff)
Hay and Grain
Eastern Washington timothy Old
ned. Ss O. tom alfalfa Fiii oats g -
ton barley ~ tgn. wheat 81 ton.
bran. 81. shorts. 81 ton. middiinen.
81 ss's5 p oa ton
Epass Poultry and liVsstoeb
nprtns elleksHs - stAls 90 aas-
EgKs. fresh ranch bart i've hsuf
IL H. live ducks. itc 10 dressed
veal ksfae dressed melton. eissf y 10
dressed hoss. .aa1ase H. choice beef
cove on fost 49, 10. steers on foot
fs94.r h.. calves cn foot. tsHs'c ~.
hogs on foot. e ID. hides tis0le-
vssssahls ard Green Fruits
nsfa.aak sosatoss. nstisss. tsoo tea
faA4n4aa aiaoa tau1 eAHfats 800 ssr
nauss oHiess. sars st@ps ffait. fzss'ss 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

An attempt was made 70 close the
dance halls. but u tshs knocked out
ia the first round. An ordinance WAS
introduced, bet defeated. prohibiting
women from soliciting. ooaKiuE or
euiieinE msu "a dance or drink ~
saloons. and prohibiting saloon men
frefu employing women Tor this raF
puae. under penalty Of a finr Of $50
af gt days Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Two trains daily 90 sAn Francisco.
fare szai9 flrrt-eiass. 1880 second.
Fast time. magnificent scenery and
excellent service 10 all California re-
sorts.
Special rate excursions July 18th
10 18th. August 18th and 18th. 18TH
and gsfh. Chicago and return. ts1 81
49,. q. :. L. . (. 9. --ssta-, - s--.''-s
-. .Fa ~~w srTfVRna Fktkb
Memphis tkato. Tickets. 'nforma-
ton aud descriptive literature AZ
southern pAeiar Cos once. SIS
First ave. = r. Ellis, general aEent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

HAMILTON. o. July 1.-THE
closing arngn~nts In the knapr
case are being made The case viii
probably GO 20 the jury this AFTER
mon. The defense IL depending IN
tirrly or the insanity plea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

pioneer naw ia the customs service
az Portland. ore. ia an aHpirnnt for
the position nf United states mar
ahai. "a succeed Frank ~ HiehHfdh.
Mr. Mimic INDY rntereds the rue"
when IL became known Inst Captain
Miner IlrueoH name had been win
drawn hY the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

A dariuF burglary wuH committed
az the Golden Gate hotel early on
ThufHdaY morning whereby II OF
more rooms Ner. far the time being
parted from RniuableH "a the aueufi
Of 500 or 5000 by sonrd0uRh thief
calling himself Alexander Camp bell.
The thief aaF captured ana placed
unscr s.. 600 paudiug trial BY thr fed
eral grand Jury
on Sunday evening last, 81
O'clock. . - Harris. one al the pro-
nrirtars Of the auiden Gate hotel
ana president Of the school board,
VAS united in marriage To- Miss
Iysfia u Jacobs nf san Francisco
Reconsideration on the Lawrence
hotel. 1hlch burned June ~, hhh
commenced. n is estimated nos that
SO 900 VII be sufficient f. restore
the building The lasa "a the guests
vas not less than $4,000.
A rich gold find has been made on
81 g. auliiFuu'a eiaim a. holomah
40 the foot 81 THlby mountaia by g.
~ Flynn aud A y Mcqueen
Jahn Minto. wen known oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
WON THEIR
LAST POINT
LONoSHoREMEN NOW
RECEIVE SO CENTS AN
HOUR ON HOLIDAYS

The tsaasshefsnssn uf,ipH ssfliea a.
hpEs sfausiiHs differences slth the Pa
sina cast atsssnstiH SaNsHF $50
d. niaht ana assstss : skfsassnssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Thr ssnson u right fer a ARE sum
ner suis choice ~ oHf lrnfsense aaes
s.. = Tokias. siaEsfman a %. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16


signal OF the mate 81 the towboat.
The Olson made slow voyage from
Han Pedro. ~ days The Olson has
a cargo Faf this port Of sseo barrels
Il asphalt
The transport Div left Manila
JulY : for Seattle wiib the remains
- urhans = ariEHa The pif IL 81
pectcd 70 arrive August = when the
body Wiii be- shipped O. Lyndeu fuF
burial NriKEs WAS . graduate Of
the University af washington lie
apcNunhra O. typhoid fever IN Ma
rdla. May =. while he MAS a meme
Der ~ the ciyii ssryies board at that
city. he sas - years OF sEe
A desk ~ the office OF the Retail
Nrooefr' Association. IN the Hiueks
ley huiiaine. was pfi@d open ~ =
Sneak THIEF during the noon hour
yesterday and So in money TAKEN
from a. Another a~sk4 that u VII
liam Ffausen. ia the Halisf hieck
Was alao rried open. hut nothing OF
valas vas taksn. Roth caaea were
reported "a the peliee
The Seattle NeNsboyH' Union VII
give - annual excursion 20 Pleasant
hsaeh shie war AZ meeting iasi
uiEhi fkoH decided upon sunday.
Angus z ~ she date Of their eutiniE
Frederick WsYerhannsr pfasiti silt
u the WeYsfhkBsef Timber enfsz
pAny. arrived Ia the city yesterday
Hs i aeromuanisd hy several ~ his
business associates and the party L.
making a tour ~ this state The
trip - partly ore Of pleasure hni
the vast interests and large holdings
II the great timber syndicate are
resolving careful investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

NOME July i.--tseciai Cnrfesond-
enceN THE United states steel ,ef-
grafton has lie eyea on the TN th,nvH
81 Seward peninsula. a - NC
Queen. who WAS TOT several years
stneriutsudent ~ the Anaconda
mine. Il In charge OF u party Of haiti
Ii dozen experts who are exploiting
tha tin minen of Cape Nerk. AZ
other party 81 ekusTts 10 nnW IN TIE
solomon and Council mining dhs
tfiCtn,
Harry oelhanm. the only sen Of
Mr. and Mru. Henry oflhuhm was
accidentally drowned yesterday In
solomon river, lie Was 20 years Of
age.
G. 6. Ditto. who was arrested last
week for jumping HE bond la seat
lie has been released from custody
Il appearing that be iu not wanted
AZ present and had made arrange
ments with the prosecuting attorney
q visit Nams dufinE the summer
Ditto shot a unien street ear man Ia
q saloon row o. lflke street
Sixteen pounds u gold ~ the frat
cleanup. and a total ~ tlh.9oo from
1 coo buckets II dirt TaiH h the
record made n the srfing cleanup
81 the ueiia bench. otherwise bench
No. D above on the isft limit af nry
creek II T. one 81 the richest stFihes
ever made tn thlH section Of the
country. and the payslfeak which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Aant Marthsy pnsay was = years
old YESTERDAY ami she don't lock a ias
oldef than 8 Jake Rectlcy saws he
remrmbafa Aunt MaFthsy when she
was TIE bells ~ this town and wore
heop skirts ~ hic around a. a ciatern.
Metartis Vitir kNhumer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

n = Edaau of Portland has bscn
named a. Chineso Inspector a. rntt
Tow ascend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

The nuriiHgtau has lust borrowed
Ns@l0ao e. carry ou further Improve
Ments4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Men who take piunso in stocks
often SET dUeksd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Eve noticed tbtt
en- Nlbm mt
Amt gpt any fore
sieht ate een'raily.
IN utud NV hiads
SIGHT too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16
--assaasalsa1sa=a-Ha=as5-ar=a
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

OYSTER Ray. Iufy it=-Presf-
dent Roosevelt r. consulting With
Attorney Honapaft n baltimore to-
day regarding the poatoflce scandals
and forthcoming prosecutions
AUGUSTA. Me. july IA Mrs.
James a. blaine died this morning
She was IS years old.
PfTTaHtHG. Pa. July ff.-~Df
kounfa who killed wealthy COM
tractor named walsh, whom he
found ia the rompaHH ~ his wife
was thin morning qsntencua 90 five
years Imprisonment Tot voluntary
tausisuE htef.
ELIZABETH. y. =. July H.
Mother jones Army arrived this
morning IN a big opsn-air dcn-
onatfafisn. Moiher Jones made
specs dnuouneinE capitalists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

The pcsti fire robbery IN Kansas
Vas onlN folloWinE the wrliscatehs
aahe.s prscedsnt be Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Note IL viii be clearly Noticed how
'tnekN tlbNc ~ frain THESE npca. hut
when man comes frnm Tacoma aud
has tacomsnia what csn wa expect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Schooner pIaVsr ]. oiaoh. shieh
arrived yesterday ftpfn faH
fedrus While being taWnsi 20 her
berth At Pier No = ratsfusd haf Nn=
bnpm through ths side uf the y hnrf
warehouse. tearing away fhs hsssfsis
fro . distance ~ 70 feet The nrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

Philadelphia sia bay all eiueinnau
gas property gor tae0Qoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

IN the suit % Oscar Anderson
agaiAst the Ssattla a Tacoma In
lsgtlyig b., ss,.s ..->- 80 y, 81
s<Gss@ t'Ft frFFui4gf lhtM rtNe
Judge Griffin this morning EFaafad
The usotioa Of the Defendant fuf a
ron suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

wife of pouitney lslgelew the Hu-
Their. has secured a divorce from him
Stevens county this state. r. next In
uraef tor rural frev delivery service.
Mra Delight prehiiss. a Cleveland
authore 49, and wife % Wealfhs man
uracWrcr committed suicide hy car
hclie acid route.
4H..4.-s g. -, ...,....t .,..,,,t....4,. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

And here & iust another ntile echo
FROM a. empty thnk tank - Lake
the fAoni
Where's many bell that pyaigd tn
fuua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-16

And many a belle viii peel thia month
As she sits - the ocran aiac.