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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23
CLAYTON.

Harry Nelson, who has been working in
Massilon, Ohio, has returned to his home
here.
E. S. Leigh, VIM. Shreve, Mrs. Lawson,
Chas. Seeds, Mrs. Harry Steelman, and
Others are improving their properties by the
setting Of stone curbs.
Jersey Blue Council, Junior American
Mechanics, held an anniversary in the Town
Hall on Saturday evening which was large
~ attended.
Miss Bertha steelman entertained friends
on Sunday.
Joshua Chew is putting in city water and
adding bath room to his Maple St. home
Mat Usinger, who is employed in New
York City, spent Sunday with his father,
Calvin Usinger.
The Road Committee have been improv.
ing the condition Of our streets with the
scraper.
Chas Sweeten, Of Baltimore, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Thos. Steelman
VIM. Linton, who has been ill so long,
died on last Wednesday evening. The
| funeral, which was held ON Saturday after.
noon, was largely attended. Mr.. Linton
was well and fayorably known in this com,
munity He came here from Salem county
several years ago. His family have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
Wash. Bloodgood is on the sick list.
Samuel Williamson spent last Sunday
with his brother John in New York.
Miss Matte Rouse leaves on Thursday
for on extended visit with friends in South
Carolina.
Miss Sallie Pollard, of Sicklerville, was
visiting Mrs. John Lovejoy last week.
Samuel Newkirk has moved back into
the Newkirk house where he lived so many
years.
Nick Getsinger has been limping, caused
by fall down the cellar stairs.
Miss George Page is entertaining hel
| friend, Miss Verna Brown, of Phila.
Thomas Green has sold his in crest in the
business conducted by he and his brother
under the name of Green Bros, and will
go to Los Angeles, CAL, for his health. The
brother, Daniel Green.
Miss Dora Miller, of Salem, has beer
visiting Miss Nettie Farley.
Hiram Beckett has added to his property
by putting in new fence.
Mrs Thos. Stephenson is visiting her sol
Councilman Stephenson.
A carousel is being erected in the rear O
Thos. Grice's boarding house.
The Henle building was occupied by /
clothing auction house part of last week.
Emma Bozarth has been on the sick list
The fine weather of last Sunday caused
quite turnout of nice teams on Central av'
Grant Smith will move into the Newkirl
house with his father-in-law
Harry Nelson and Thos. Green started OF
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal.
A musical will be given by the Wilson
orchestra on Saturday evening in the operi
house. The entertainment will be undel
the auspices of the Methodist Sundayschool
The Odd Fellows will meet in a body Al
the lodge room on Sunday morning and at
tend divine services in the Baptist church
Thos. Stephenson will soon remove t.
this place from Roy, rsford
Miss Gertrude Garwood, of Bridgeton, {
former Clayton girl, spent Sunday with thu
family of her uncle, J. Shep Fisher.
Mrs. johnson has been spending SONS
time with her sister in Phila.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

Now that the session is over and the
voters of Gloucester county are scanning
Senator Ferrell's legislative record, they
are beginning to wonder why he was sent
to Trenton to represent old Gloucester.
Camden-Post Telegram.
The people of Gloucester county rec
ognize the hardships that Republicans in
New Jersey imposes upon them. They are
not so short sighted as not to "catch on'' to
the situation at Trenton. They know that
unless Senator Murpheyizes himself bis
services to his constituents are minimized.
Had Mr.. Terrell and his Democratic col
leagues developed the cigarette habit, and
Joined in a denunciation Of the school
teachers and the press of the State, they
might have returned to their constituents
with batch of laws, but minus important
traits of character for which they are adj
nired at home Mr. Ferrell is not obliged
to change his fixed habits of life to retain
the confidence and respect of his con-
stituents, and be useful to them, too.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

Notwithstanding the fact that the County
tax budget last year was 100000, the
largest in the county's history, we are in
formed that bills aggregating about $4,000
in excess of that great suns have been con-
tracted by the Board of Freeholders At
this rate, pretty good measuse of pros
perity will be swallowed up in county taxes
next year. How do the people like it,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

1t is when put to the test that our weak
nesses are apparent. This applies not only
to human but public affairs as we'll. The
weakness Of one branch of our municipal
service was revealed last Thursday by the
fire at the glass works. A wild ring OF the
fire bell, sent the department wandering
aimlessIy over the city in search of the fire.
The second weakness was discovered when
water was turned on the plug at German
street and Green avenue. There was no
pressure because the plug was almost
choked with mud. This is the second
occasion when this weakness has been dis
covered We are informed that this plug
has not been flushed in at least two years.
Council can remedy this weakness in our
fire service.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

Pennsylvania is the banner Republican
State of the Union, hence there we have a
right to witness that party at its best, and
what do we find? The latest and most
outrageous abuse of its power is the at
tempt to abridge that section of the Federal
Constitution that guarantees to the people
& free press and free speech. The Republi-
can party has ever assumed an attitude of
of hostility to our Federal Charter, but we
believe this is the first attempt to openly
nullify one of its specific grants. Take
from sovereign State free press and from
the people the right of free speech, and the
stride to absoluteism is short one. The
people must beware where they bestow
power.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

The new Maine, built by Cramps, that
has been ahoat only few months and goes
back to dry dock for repairs, has all the
symptoms of political job, or having
undergone Woodbury. Heights scaling
process. Evidently the q. S. has ''Span-
iards' in high places.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

The legislature got together last Tuesday
aud in five hours patched up the Passai'
sewer bill and adjourned.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23
REDUCED RATEs 70 NEW ORLEANS.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Meet
ing American Medical Association.

Via PennsyIVanla balIT0ad, hee0Ung Me6t-
ing American Medical Association.
For the benefit Of those desiring to attend
meeting Of the American Medical Associa-
sion at New Orleans, Louisiana, May
10 s. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nanv win sell excursion tickets from all
stations on its lines to New Orleans, on
MAY 1, 2, and ), good going on those
dates and good to return reaching original
starting point not later than ten days
from date of sale, at reduced rules. By
depositing ticket with Joint Agent at New
Orleans between May ] and IL, and pay
ment Of fifty cents, an extension Of FINAL
return limit to May 30 may be obtained,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23
IaOR SALE.

Two large sows and 20 pigs. each SOW has TO-
five weeks old, very fine Poland China and
Chester County Whites Golden Jenny ctron
seed, CSC. per qt ANDES e. BUBD,
4s9-H. Hessian Ave. N. Woodbury..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23
j. j. COSTELLO, Owner

N0TE-Now is the time to breed, as there is a
very promising outlook for breeders Of good
horses as welfbred horses are always in de-
mAnd at fancy prices.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-04-23

This paper is entered in The Post Ofice at Wood
bury, NJ J., as seeond-etaSs matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

assubsn In New YORK.

At the Seattle thsater. hast NIGHT.
Harry Vests orchestra played a
number OF selections from The
Prince Of pilsen." The Tale Of the
Sea Shells" "Hcidclhcrg." THE
Message or the Niolsts." and other
fayorites from the musical comedy
were ncceptably rendered and en-
Enthusiastically received, Mr Vests
orchestra Is composed OF several OF
the best musicians IN the city and
we'll trained.
During yhe Intervals between the
orchestra selections n company Of
men and women presented some
thing called Reuben ga New York. 3.
There was foolish Rube. an aero
hattie hack driver and a Etx-foot sou
hrette. A chorus Of six girls sup
ported the "Rtnrs." There was a
rirl Ia the chorus who. under some
conditions, might be considered
pretty.
Early IN the show the souhrctte
sang ditty 10 win the applause OF
the gallery. II was called "The Boys
IN the Gallery for Mine" The gal
lrry haNled. bat the rest OF the
house remained silent
Tho piece ls billed for the balance
Of the week with a Saturday matt
nee.
Vests Mlnstrels
William n Vests minstrel Jubilee
comes 90 the Grand Sunday for three
performances. The company has an
expensive aud elaborate setting for
the first part and carries special
scenery for each vaudeville act one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
MME ARE AzR
NNAMlZE HENND
DETECTIVES ARE woRKIae ON THE lNTERURsAN DYNAMITE
PLoT-ExPEcTs TO SHOW RESULTS SOON

~ believed that Preston was talking
ta the man who placed tEs rEpsa-
slaDa In the toilet raum A minute az
Ter BE- bad concealed the uluff Up
% the present tlme un atfe.ta have
been made thluEh tEr police de-
pNftmaut are watching EHe move
meuta uG srFafal suspects. aud b. n
lbs IS that arrests ssilI aaau be made.
According g. Frvataua ssnrF. told
this morning Dee 81 Hut into the depot
toilet. Whleg Is IN "a haarfnsat Ina
mWllutcly urIsr thr ofgee. az 81
@ e.aeA yesterday afternoon. he
stopped Co set dEiak and noticed
package back * tha stationary
wasa stand vii 8 looked auaFi iouH
At the tlue be tnuk little notice q
fts rtekage. thinking it belonged O.
fuHu uhD WaH ai8o % the runm.
Sc fhe man came 3ut With nervous
manner 4ai started - leave the
haH Meuf. rFH#tHa raNed td bln.
s1fiuE thsf be- fad irH hs package.
she wau ti4 NOT answer or foak
zraunt. h4f aent up fhe stAlra tNo
- q time. &'faHkna eMileI % hiu
again. saving be had forgotten
bundle. THE man turned 81 fauH 81
- reached The Top ~ tHF staira aa1
aHu az quickly aH raH taH -
fhe coal quukeH uaata be 9.aa-
usarcd
Preston 'mns iIatsty reported the
find 60 tbs futcHuHbsu agent ass a.
Hvaati CATION uHH ma e. aaa tea ra#
lice notified Upon inre tHafieu r
seas found that tara Waa another
package ~ 3fsaf1lie under the toilet
bowl Esrh package contained six
sticks % hercuisa slaai powder and
Hs1s c4raf uIlY wrapped uu ana
thres-faut HpHt fuse altb q cap on
sch ready fnf firing
Tie Wurk was terF fi'iy done
and that af one familiar Hith han
SINK dynamite.
Police Sergeant STUART wens luas.
d54tHtv 20 the Hahrn with q force &c
atactlEaa and thorough examinas
Iznu uaa made 81 tne premises huf
no more ~ the eTpiasiee Was found
Agent s. IL. wilson. who ia sta
toned AZ the depot aBNa Thar for
savarai days he has noticed several
men hanging around but does not
fmfmher thelF aprsa rance.
General Manager Grant stated That
lie know ~ un reaaon why such q
aartardiy attempt shouid be made 90
wreeil the building. Had the expI1-
rfau taken place WhIe thH depot WHa
FAN % passengers friHhtfal iaae 20
life would have rnaued. II iH kuuHu
that 81 li6erent flrues there is cone
siderable money left IN the large wtfe
~ the depot and robbery may have
been the motive ~ the feniH.
The police refuse 20 make known
any developments save that they eE-
nect coon 20 bring those implicated
20 justice.
A number ~ arrests have been
made recently and dynamite found
on the men when search was made
william shannon was arrested sat
ur1ay night and - sticks - dYua-
uIta found on him. on October ~
an explosion Or dynamite occurred
which shattered the windows Tor
blocks around and tore 40 che side
walk ~ 20 Broadway on the 10Th
II n. ben found two stf~tH ~ dYra-
mite on the Arlington dock On the
nfaht az the z-th there w1s an evplo-
siau - dynamite at First avenue
and Iackoan street. which shat
tered the windows of tevarai build
luea.
The police hope % establish sr'1r
connection between there peculiar
incidents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
va STAR DUST ga

turned his attention 10 tho water
fraudH.
nawIe says he doesn't know who
hIa father Vas It's father o. prob
nbly praying that he won't find out.
The tragedy In the Hoisl Cecil -
another example ~ he evils Of hotel
life. The janiiur uf flat never
would have permitted ap many peo-
pie to got IN one room 81 once.
Bryan has decided not % so 20
England fer "a while yet 30 Eddie
Wettou can breathe freely gain.
The kaiser r. threatened with
nervou prostratiou-the sultan has
had u r1r a long time past.
The aHsauainH are getting busy all
over the world this week Abdul
BRmid ia atill keeping up his share
81 the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

a man ln sheridan waH robbed Of
s. coo while ha slept The robbers
hirw open q safe iu the same build
iun. what a clneh hta wife would
haze I'D borrowing fr1m h4H pockets.
And now Mr.. Seuti-are the
glaucya the only ones who are
naughty
New York appears hard 70 con-
vince what bowfc really ought 10
do is To 20 IN with Jerome and take
poor a Tammany'H graft away.
The first thing Il knows the Seat
tte Electric Company Will have a
affikr-or passengers It's hands.
At least nobody can say thuf
sehwab vas Ia business for hts
health"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

q he new features Of the Jubilee
,eIu De an operate hurlesque en-
settled The wizard q Boz
mr.. Jolly Of Joliet
The attraction az the Seattle the
alter for the week af November 1
promises Ia be am eve Piiunallg
fuuny one. II IN iron dharHt's ia'sst
musical fsree. Sir Jolly Of Joliet.
% which the tome .au. Mr. Edward
CARVE. has been starring f-r tHe
past two seasons. The supporting
company Ls large Gre and there are
said TO b. many clever people in the
cast
"Tennsssee's Pardnor"
( "TrnneeseeH pardpar.e at the
Third Avenue. this week hes struck
the popular chord. ani crowded
houses have been The rule every
night II VIII be given for reEt
Saturday matinee and the company
viii close SIS engagement next sat
urday night
Beriuuiug with next Sundays
matinee the Alien Company viii
open a weeks engagement present
ing Marie WaiuwrlRhts suces. ful
problem play, "Shall We Forgive
Herr" The story Is interesting as
well a. thrilling. with strong Gle
makes 70 each act. while the devel-
opment Of the story is relieved with
plenty OF wholesome comedy.
Golden Kerr
The initial production of The nautical
comic oprra. Golden kCrf viii be
given al the Grand this nveuing. The
proceeds n the show VIII be donated
to the art room IN the new public
library Ne provision vas made for
decorations for the art room and
patrons - the library have taken this
means az ralslae thc funds The opera
VIII be given for three nights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

Deputy ah#rIH Fafbsrn uf .Wusienm
vIIh two FHRaia rH##rd through Yra.
UeHiHE afternoon With fHHr sHHNi't7
far the state p#HflHuBEf = r card.
HsT n IaHsEf il sentenced % HIlHsu
etHff Ht HH aa#pHI0 uR@ bis HalarH
er=H T#rH.I Tam WUHdHr HUd L.
Williams convicted f 4AtHIuus money
ma.r aI.s usisaH# % tH Hsrsr nf
ts.a months. Use }HJIa aHd tWa 1safa.
nH#Hu# tXvft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
A
CHANCE
PHYSICIANS SAY THAT GLADYS
oREYs LIFE POSSIBLY MAY
BE SAVED

Gladys Grey. the woman who was
aHaf NJ the cecil hotel rs her former
sweetheart Arnuakle on Monday niEht
Is SSH ia a very critical condition. 30
word he's set beau received from the
parents ~ tHn rlri in tho Eaat Yes
tar8ay friend Il The Elrra family au=
panrHd and stated that q might be
possible that news Of her f1miiy could
be refarad at Council BiHnM nnd a
message haa been semi there. no an
aHer has fel been received.
Tho remains ~ Aruuchia SIN Re
bud & tomorrow from tH0 HHanfy
WHtHan mHrFua. Df H. a Show who
With Dr BarkIey. De- attending the
woman. raya that he has hopes ~
bringing tbs woman through ell riEht
To-day 30 a.ga her condition ~ very
much improved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
CAHAL RESOLUTION

The resolution. asking che war de-
partmtut 90 keep tho canal gates epen
az the portage and 90 enlarge che eamo
so ns 90 lower Lake Washington
and prevent White river nuads, which
have been 20 disastrous. WAS passed at
the chamber II commerce meeting yes
tsaay afternoon without opposition.
A letter WIS read from MAJ. Mhus
calling attention Go the obstruction I'm
Black river at i'a Junction with cedar
river and advising that these ohstrue-
lions De removed During the Discus
sion of this letter Robert Bridges took
occasion Co attack M8j Mills. asHsrt-
ing that be was not competent 90 an
the position which he now holds and
claiming that bee was NOT working far
the b,al Interest II the farmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
Whit In Ballardi

ballard q the town Luke tho
lion says he is going up there Just
a. soon NJ he can get day or and
etsssn out this imitation iunatic who
calls himself "kraxy krauk." His
lstrst communication ~ worse than
usual The enclosed lines were found
Inscribed on the halo encirciiug the
r7nou. The man in the moon holds
tht copyright and u writing an orig
NAL melody for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
PANIC
ENDED
Announcement That Banking
Concerns Had Millions Com
ing. Quiets Fears Of Public

ET Iorla Oct z1=.Thars r. n1t the
Ell hIrat siFn - rN-it~utent a. The
81 IsaHaalpnl Naliey ard che Mercantile
TruEt company banks thia morning.
Tho encouragement fbst Fa M ives
eur1ata from New Nnfs and til0a %
Issd been offered HF either banks ~ ths
sitF not ouiy ended thH rsHie but Ga
causing macy % return deHaHits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

The collier Eitu. which arrived
nc SIN t.auslH.a fHam Seattle Aau
Is# picked uu q drilling llfgbaat of
tbs wrecked steHHHr south Port
Iaud. Off cape Blanca capt HHH
.HuIHejes 1und the vicinity fer sew
eH#d IN bat found uo o,hcf
wleeEase 90 eaaHWHyH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

Eia1aNcfef o. Ahta HHtk GRstfEfa fft4
That Crews Hair n a Single Night
chemist az the head n ,hs great Al
tenhaim Medical dlspeusarF. has Jest
made the startling announcement
that he has produced compound
that grows hair on any bald head.
The Doctor makes the claim that
after experiments. taking years 20
com plefa he has az last reached the
goal o. his ambition. To the doefor
oil heads are alike. There are none
which cannot be cured b. this re-
markable Fgs0 remedy. The record
u the cures already made is truly
marvellous ard were q not for the
hlrh standing ~ the great chyai-
csan and the convincing testimony
Of thousands of citizens an over TIE
country. it would seem too miracu-
ious to be true.
There ran be no doubt Of the doc
tors earneatHees iu making hts
claims. nor can hin cures b. Dis
puted Ife does not aak eng man.
woman or child 20 take bis OF any
0ns eisa's word for if. but be sfarIH
ready and willing o. Hsud free trial
packages Or Foso hair restorative
70 anyone who writes 60 him for if.
enTioalug n 2-cent stamp 70 pre-
pay postage. In n single night Foao
has started hair % growing ON heads
bald FOR years. II hps stopped fall
ing hair ia one hour D. never fails.
no matter vhat tHa condition. ag1
or Fer ca men and young men.
women nud children all have profit
"a bT fhe free ass 70 this greIf uew
discovery n gou are bald. n R0ur
hair ia f7HiHE EHf az If VaIH H"lrs
short. write tha AffaHhafm Medical
siapenaary $50 Faao EaiIB'Hg elm
cinnau. ohio. On losing % z.eaHt
stamp - prepay postage Tor frH.
package. and iu a short UU9 #al
Wifi be entirely restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
STEAMBOAT
BURNS
Big Mississippi River Craft a
Total Loss-Crew Barely
Escape Injuries

sr. LOUIS. oct q Steamer Lotus
Sims. err ar thr finest amt fastest
boats au the NsassIppl river was
burned - che Wtfafa rtso al her
maaHusH tHis morning Ihs crew mar
FaR8 t.etp.d The uF'Hn of the fire
Ia uuhuHeu shr belonged e. fhr uia-
maua joe uas Hld WaH 1aIHsd az gss.
aau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

Dynamite enough 20 blow up h8if
% gae south end ~ town Was found
under the intHrurhan depot. at First
avenue and Jackson street. yester-
day afteruoou hy " l. Pre- tou. a
street cleaner. who Immediately re-
ported the aua 60 ihe police Every
eff8rt rs Hud the iusueataTa 81 tha
r,iot Is being made Dy a. police L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
REIGN OF TERROR
RIorING STRIKERS REsoR TO DYNAMITE. CUT
ELECTRIC WIRES AND ALSO THREATEN TIE
PRIESTS WITH ASSASSINATION

Thousand citizens have rel frum the
CITY Priests ATE pr.HauHra H tasir
homes THHE a. rat aafe emerge feH
fear ~ denomination. HhH HtfIsHrs
have rtsaltaa ~ dyHauHn HH1 the
government feara uutHas,H eHtai#HE a
hsav1 loss ~ Ike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

RlIRoA spain, oet 9-Riouus IN
the streets hy strikers continues t1day.
Il Is q vsrItabie rr.en of terrot All
railWa1s have sasrsnatd operations
aud Che eEty was DARK last nisht An
electric Hrht wires ara cut seven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
FOR TOPEKA

The Pacific Coast Steamship cem-
pauyaa 5kBKwsy liner city ~ Topeka,
capt 0HuHn. e % 30 pat under ez-
tHuaiso repairs and alterations. which
ali cost ln the uelehhafhaod y So
GO She viii not be- rsadF for service
asaiu until next spring. Her boilers
engines and steering gear hra - BE-
aFafhaaIad Atsra tons eiIl b. made
70 fhe rsHiHH ehieH w.1 mnha the
ran 30 HHat -Iasa prsaenesr vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

ehafHhHa haldus atHItHa h stth =
thgae gbuHyHra Ger abs uust two weet4S
az 1a seh evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

His Startling Announcement. ke-
companies b. Absolute Proof Of
Wsnasrfsi Cures, Causes ooeters
70 Marvel ard Stand DUN.
founded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
F EnNEY
TAKEN TO
PORTLAND

EVERETT. oct 9.-sherin storey.
II Portland left Everett yesterday
with J. Penney the man who Is al
leged ta have planned the haidsup Of
am o. r. a y. train near Portland
about SIX weeks ago.
one 81 Feuneys companions who
VAS wounded and captured. and after
wards confessed. has positively identi-
fed Penney hv his PHOTOGRAPH.
The authorities were aided in locat-
ing Penney by intercepted correspond
cnce between him and the captured
robber.
-t---
The latest creation IN Ovarcoats on
display and sale al Toklas. Siugerman
q Co. cor End ave q Seneca. 80
a--a--# f=-s-
Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30

that the superior court ia not 80
busy that 30 cannot handle few
more granddaughter cases.
n lH just possible the only con-
FinciuK argument for the foFmnide-
hyde feud rs shotgun.
At least no one ever accused Nc
Donald OF selling Iobbybagge
cigars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-30
Song OF Songs

Let tho lower lights be burning,
Ia the cottage by the sea,
Is lea sud let's make up darling,
oh. how pleasant that would be.
Somebody's coming
when the dew drops fall.
Take back your gold
over the garden wall.
Marching through Georgia
A. id nothing else 10 do,
Little fisher maiden
Paddle your own canoe.
I'm tirod. go very tired.
please 80 way and let me sleep.
Iut sou never miss the water
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