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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06
Real Estste-continusd
8TEWAnf q CO.
Nuum 40. Union lllh

AkNNNh W. NiANN hiAH
q go Elegant Groom house on gnpi.
tui I'M paved district u IN
down. balance 20 suit purchaser
e. 600 noaulfnl 7.room house lot lox
~ 10Th Ave. Capitol liillt
$4,000 Groom modern house. on corner
lot 10Th Ave- Capitol i'm faHY
terms,
81 $50 Very pretty modern usfonfn Get
tHFe. oh lot WKlia i1th Ave n
500 cash. balance like rent
g. 500 Wei hulit modern G.foom house.
rrmrnt basement iot alAteHI &C.
munt walks. located uu II Union
ear. 500 cash. balance 80 per
month
q. 200 Eieaant Groom house. on lazfI
lot located on 9iadruuh car VII
cell ou terms
q. 300 sfeapufui Groom modern house.
W.u Dot, located uu Queen Anne
Ave.
$500 very urctV e.raom eattaHe 10.
Gated 90 ODD Ave MeHt fsHfHt
walks ln and paid $50 eHHh. hulz
ance Ike fcnt
81 $50 Nice modon b-roum cottage. on
iui WKlt located on blaine st.
queen anne iiili
5000 Modern 7.room house. located on
Madison Htt good View uf lake
ts0g cash, balance 80 per month.
81 doo- New modern t-rnom cottage. on
lot s0kilN blocks Madison
$50 down, balance 81 per
month
s. m8-l room we'll built cottage. on lot
fkitn. near MhdlHuui flaH down
balance W per month
a. ueauufm hnif-nrre tracts. iueat
ga uu car line 80 down. bat
aurs small monthly payments
$50 ZINE lot foNls on iith Ave \.
S. Hsauufui corner iot en tth Ave.
NJ ali street Improvements IN
ard paid.
81 - beautiful lot onslao located en-
Hos Sc with uuehHtfuetrd view
II Sound
1900 Elenant fiat building paved
diatrtoi iuf etklal monthly Ia
come tifa,
STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Room U Union uueh.
10 First Ave.
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yRE NORTHERN PACIFIC
viii change It's schedule Of trains o.
June an. Look cut t1r ram
changes and a5tiJenl treias.
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e. $50 Very pretty modern asroam Get
tHRe. on iot WKiia iIth Ave n
$40 each. balance like rent
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Twog.Q,seiEl.g &C.; s co.


90 Oriental Block
Main 1874 -phu0es A af8
st. 1fHfr int. on Queen Anne Hi
e4KiN two blocks east queen
r Anne Ave. well located. fine Fies
~ both DlYmpira and caaeades
q - BahutfM troom cottage ~
Guiman Park Addition mes ard
modern. lots, tQkl0Q each. On
#narner nicely fenced SO down
balance Nb per month
81 - a-roan cottage uudtrH lot g.
t4.n Denny Nay. near lgth Ave
$50 down. balance 81 PET month.
= - T-rpom house just finished. IL
hf respects modern. fuutue
down stairs. also reception hall
lafee fire place IN sitting room
rpamH and bath 20 stairs. cor
Amor iqt t1Nl@. Queen Anns I'M.
teFfuH
q - Flnr Capitol Iiiii residence tnsi
finished. J rooms. house o. AL Re
npscts modern. lot NHtsH iHth
Ave North 80 down. balance aH
faHf terms
TWOROuEH 4 CO.
&c Oriental fflurH
MalH tsn-- fhoueaaA So &
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g.. 600 Well hulit modern droum house
cement basement tot al4 tsa. &c
munt walks. located on d Huiun
ear. 500 cash. balance 80 per
month
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81 600 g. room modern house on corner
lot 10Th Ave, Capitol I'M fHHY
terms.
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oooeoo oooo Q .
PIE CLAYTON a SON
. REAL EsrArE INSURANCE. .
az Ncw Yofk Hleck
eooc ooooo aoooaou
FINE HONE CHEAP
New E.faom cottage nu modFfn. ualia
tinted iarrr re0ms iafge ice asta
81 OF So cash balance tis fnunfnif
Including Interest fhls house f. *
ira value near Madison.
Estra value. act Ave near Madison
tfanm cottage hrautlful luf saKiN
- % iao balance monthly. saH4s
sH rent
iim cash. 81 per month. f-foem rev
modern cnttsFe, brick mantle On
car fst, {9.q ~ %. tss,I
II cI.AYLoN 4 soy.
ug Sew tork ma
WE HAVE BUYERS
Fer business enterprises and Invest
asnia that possess Fsnufns merit
and are worthy Of unqualified recon-
incubation. The mrh with the money
e euI St9i operate are here enc
fttttttA a. 80 H"f'h y" tt+N"t sAf# AAaA
t1fARf.Es aoAnns COMPANY.
ti-s Alaska hida e
ron SALE
nm bpTa one 1.room house. one fuii
blood Jersey COW, aud nna Jersey
durham COW. Three blocks from the
u.s. buys broom cottass lot esa
30 cash. balance IS per month
Union Eircft car,
Ssi5 t sso S s5d S 81 hei' bIs5 fem en-
WINkiiiP BRos
Room 30 colman hlk IT
TWO SNAPS
& inaaf.nrEe lot I Groom and one s
room house ia fratta Orchard addi-
q "a for % acres Al land on good
county road in aunnydhIe. : acres
aHrHhbfd 3 ceres surface cleared ~
eqFee aiaahea. creek on place. t-room
house, nufhniidlnRsf Jersey enW
horse and rlg. 20 chickens Easy
CHARLES y. ADAMS.
30 Colman BIDS IT
BE sure" the Title q perfect.
EMIL }. BRANDT,
= Attorney ana Councillor az Law
Phone. Main fn1
~ Lumber Exchange Bldg
Abstracts 81 Title Examined
and certificates Issued Real
Estate. Probate and Corpora.
ton Law.
oea a- =an
GREEN LAKE PROPERTY.
New f-runm house, nicely located
ovcrloqkluE the lake, two lots. haif
block from car. foa1. terms
AiHo f-rnom house and two iofh. one
block from car; 81 60. terms
Also a-room house aud two lots. fe0Q.
terms.
ROBERT MALTuY,
aia-a0-2i Alaska Building. a
AT WHAT PRICE
Aud on what terms viii YOU take n
fine Eaatlnke avenue corner choice
lot. substantial buildings big double
Htoreroom. with Nturca seven
handsome dwelling rooms. bath. etc
fun cement basement. Htubie7 cali
fer keys Look The place over. Give
ua an offer Nonresident owner
saws SELL
CHARLES aOMEHs COMPANY,
t0l-2 Alaska Bldg, $
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q. 200 aEiranut 1.fuom house on -. r
lot located GA 9iadrouH ear vii
cell uu terms
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GREEN LAKE PROPERTY.
New e-ronm house, nicely located.
overlooking the lake two lots. haif
block from car. NOa1. terms
AlFo s-room house and two lots. one
block from car, fieo, terms
Also a-ruom house aud two lots tGad.
terms.
ROBERT MALTuY.
nfH-e0.9t Alaska building a
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Feed.
Oats. per ton. tSi9s2: bran. pr
ton. 32Im22; barley. rolled. per ter
S2e.50a e.: feed wheat. per ten ~
g IS. dairy chop feed. per ton, ~;
oil meal per ton, $40; best ehoh
S279ss: whole corn. ton 81; shoFsa
per ton. s22.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy
SIS; alfalfa. sie6oGls. wheat hsy
$50 Eastern Washington. douhs
compressed. S2i; Puget Sound ha''
fio9I2
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ten. SO; clam
shells. zoos. $40. bone meal, las-
So. granulatcd bones. 1oos. IS IN
eEs and EOS Sc per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover prime. cwL tis.bo0 =.
alsike, choice. 81. white clover W
0ta: timothy rer cwt uis1
{; orchard grass. }1t; red top s0
10; English rye grass, IS; Italian ~
Esese. IS, bronze grass sisi us
meadow oat grass SIS: kentueu
blue grass. Sli; pasture mixture
uplands, i1oQ12.
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q. 300 sieapufui Groom modern house.
0.u lot located uu Queen Auue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

q 60 Elegant Groom house on gnpi.
tui IAN paved dlHtfict. y ~
down. balance 90 suit purchaser
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e. 600 noauilful 7.room houge lot las
~ 10Th Ave, Capitol I'M
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

50 GO EleFant fiat building paved
district iot elkla9. monthly Ia.
come gaah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

&. - beautiful lot nslo located aa
Hos Sc with uuehHtfustfd view
~ sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-06

California strained. per ID, t'
California sage. Per 10. ile; horny
extract per ID. TdSitc; oFessa
grape cream. 1o-case lots. IAN
honey Yakima. i2Mc.
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SO zine lot aosiis. on ilth Ave \.
S. usautifui corner iot uu tth Ave
~ ali street Improvements In
and paid.
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Patent. per Dbl, tlTs: crown
S. 10. Minnesota hard wheat u.
FiiisbmrY. IS. Pilishurys Best 81:
standard Dakota. So Olympic. ATE.
Electric. iLT5. Holly. stTs. Goiasn
N0rthw est 1918. Electric LEhs
t7zs. Cold Medal $3.50. Top NctsA
YAf6. geHteunialE. best. sl.7s, Gols-
drop t4e5. Patent Excellent tt'i.
Novelty A. sg25.
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8. 900 Very pretty Groom collage 10
Gated 0u hfh Ave West cement
walks iu ind paid $50 eHHhs bal
unce like rent
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For Sale Chrap-ice box 3 n vide. g
~ long and : feet deep Inside lined
with galvanized iron. Built FOR fish
or dairy. - 6rd Ave. ~. 10
80 oo-roilet and ali plumbing attach
menta. 80 18th. corner Marion. -
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s. u8.4 room we'll built cottage on lot
fHkisn. ufar MhdlHuui 10 down
balanrc ~ per month.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06

New YORK "I'rOm the Glare Of the
F%OO'liphts TO the Gloom Of q cen IN Ia"
TOmbg," would be "A hitting titlc I o "A story
OF the life Of Nan Patterson, TIA" former
show girl, charged with tho murder Of
Caesar Young, the Wcll-kHOwn horse
man and boon maker.
only "A short step ana "A few brio! mo
M"nt8tTUmthc stage with the plhudiia Of
hundrrd8 siilI ringing IN her ears as she
gaily danced IN The famous "IlpGHdoTh"
ecXtcttcIuthc plHrcOiihc calcium to the
dismal depths ri the prison, TO be brand
ed hs "A murderer BY Thousands Hud 10
hear the bitter ana cutting words Of the
stern prosecutor rs he laid bare The 60
cr,ts Of her past life.
such, ~ brIci. has been the experience
OF Nan Patterson and if has turned her
from n beautiful and care free yin to
q p~rcmaiurcIy aged woman.
There are those Who declare her limo
cent of the crime charged to her, say
she IS only an unfortunate yiclim ~ cir
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Her Fatal beauty.

Nan PattorBGn's b'auty has been the
cause Of other troubles IN witch lives
have been forfeited IN actor IN another
who had DropOsod 10 her became Insane
over her refusal and committed suicla"
In her presence Another aGmircr Of
hers Killed himself On the cpast
Nan Patterson remained in The west
"Ith Young untll last sprinR 1hcy Wis
itod ia" tracks al Los Angeles, Oakland
ana other prominent racing coutoTs on
the cOas', ana returned cast ~ Mar,h
ior the fret time since thoir meeting
Young returned to the cOnst HE fol
lowing month aud it was but "A few days
before she Was speeding westward IN re
Bppnsc 10 a telegram from him
All this was brought ont IN the ,tsli-
mony AT the celebrated trial Seldom
were they separated by a very great dis
tanc", and then only when IL was un-
aypidablr.
During all this time he tried TO hide
his rGiatiDus win the Patterson gin
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06

II was carry next morning when ny
met again. After Young had several
more drinks they entered a cab and
startcd for the pier, where YpuHB's VITA
was Awaiting him II was AT an hOui
when he streets were not very crowded
There was II pistol shot and Young fell
forward, his head In the girl's lap. lie
was dead, and a bullet had fulfilled 10
mission
For some days an absolute silence pre-
vailed. Then n Hood Of alleged cycwit.
ncsscs turned up Their stories. how
ever, could not stand investigation, and
one after another they wore cast aside
as sensation seekers.
But there was one exception; an old
man, Martin IIazicton, u Dneonta, N
Y. He saw the man aud woman, their
hands claSpcd and held face high, then
a fash, a pun Of SMOKE and the report
Of a revolver broke The stiffness Of the
morning.
IIaIlrtOn was the most I'm Important Wit
ness placed on the stand by the defense,
and the forts Of the prosecutor to shake
his hricf but vital testimony ended In
failure.
Then the defendant herself went to
the witness chair and told the whole
story Of her relations with Young II
was a trying ordeal before the curious
crowd in the courtroom as she repeat.
ed the history Of her life from The day
she met the man who was to turn her
life IN traPcdy'gpa path to the fatal moment
In the cab.
Finally the trial was completed and
the jury, after celebrating for - hours.
declared they were unable 80 agree as
10 her CUNT or innocence
Story With n Moral.
This. IN brioi. rs the story Of the ne
Of Nan Patterson, or that part II IT that
had an ultimate bearing on the death
Of Caesar Young and The trial that has
been n three times nine days talk in
New York and probably throughout Tho
country
Little did she suspect when she en-
baIlod upon her theatrical career and
! her Iiic Of pleasure and Paiety Of the trag.
ic ending ana the accompanying sorrow
and pain IN store for her, or she WOULD
have undoubtedly icoOnSiderod the mat
ter.
Although Our young ana maynard plrl
has dearly paid the prIc" oi her folly, tho
Gaze has served 10 point n moral to 9TH
orB that the gnhr"s ANA Pitfalls ~ the
innocent maiden behind the tOoilightA
are many, and than one, unable
TO stand the temptations offered. haa
parihkcn Of the fatal apple.
TO the uniuitintcd, the rrimrogc Path
means II liie Of pleasure. Of ease and
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Adopts Life Of Stage.

nave b'tH uUhbIt 10 HHf''.
Adopts Life Of Stage.
Nan randolph Patterson was quite
well isnp"n along Brcadway among ne.
aiIical people fpi several years brlur"
She 80 auddchIy took the center II the
tiaP" Among the profession though Il
Waa simply Nan i~tanfDIph
81" was born In Waahlnptpn u e..
the daughter 81 n minister nhd was
raised anna the religious buifnIhdInH'
Of "A Christian hCn"
hI"hya ~ a wa ana "Ii'HI dlHh"h'
non, ihc aImpI"lilr ala not appeal oh'f
Sh" vac an uhcomWunly h'aulIfuI emo.
ana III" rraIa" chiirl inr,h ~ h"r rr"d
jHhIs, aS Hh' Pre-" "Id'', iuf''d h'T
thoughts IN directions wholly "plof'0
10 TINT intended for her By her raronIH.
ana b"I"r" sIr "aa many }'nI8 ~ i"f
teens Eh" vent 10 N"" YORK ana ob.
lhIH'd a place IN me chorus.
H'n"' III" eau ed H'f ~ l"Ir'i lh' r"
IrI"1H 'f'lhJnF "a" had received. IN"
plIll'f ~ ih" atahfI'H @nd the ray ~"
II TIE motor i"Ii appealed her, ana she
d''lt'd ~ b''rIrr n ptrai actress.
surrey mere was h"IhihH hhiHihl
b'hIhl ~" 'p"iIIph'ht me h"HFh
rim" Clothes ana a good lIh"' "rr"
I" her utiHr
she "ah hhndfrm" IN iarr ana form
ana II was non I"hP hfIrIr }"uhR s'I"ia
81 wealthy families ana "Id'riy men II
means VINO hhnh' VI" 'bhId near Tn"
began I" haunt the siif" d"'f ana make
her acquaintance.
The ho"'fs ana Champagne supper
they furnished we're also not hmiss
jewels ana gems were shoW"f"d on her
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
HABITS CHAIN.
Certain Habits UnconsciouGly Formed
and Hard to Break.

An Ingenious Philosopher c8timnleI
that the amount Of win power noces
sary Ia break II lifelong habit would,
II II could be transformed, lifL .
weight Of many tons.
II sometimes requires n higher de
gree Of lcrOism 10 Dronk the chains Of
II pcrnicious habit than To lead IA for
lorn hope in n bloody battle. A lady
writes from an Indiana town:
'FrOm my earliest childhood ! was
Il lover III coffee. Before ! was Oul
Of my teens ! wn8 II miserable dys.
pcptic. suffering terribly ut times with
my stomach.
u was WINGED that II was cOrea
that was causing tho trouble and yet
! could not deny myself u cup tor
breakfast. Al tho v Of 90 | was IN
very poor health. indeed. My Sister
told ms ! was In danger Of becoming
u coffee drunIinrd.
"Iiut | never could give up drinking
coffee for breakfast although II kept
me constantly III. until ! tried Postum.
! learned "a mako II properly accord
hg 10 directions. ana now We can
hardly do without Postum for break
fast, and care nothing at all for coffee.
II am no longer troubled with dys-
pcpsia. do not have spells Of suffering
with my stomach that used 10 trouble
me 30 when | drank coffee" Nam0
given by Postum Co.,. Battle Creek.
Mich,
ih0k IN eat. paS. Cor too famous III
Tic book, "Iha lpad to Wollyille."
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06

from his wife. HIS friends and relatives
pleaded with him 10 give up the show
girl, and finally induced him to aFrc" 10
take a "trip 10 Europe, where they hoped
she could nT would not follow, aud where
he might forget her
The Fatal Shooting.
II was on the morning that he vas
about Il leave, On Saturday, June 4,
that the tragedy occurred lie had seen
her the evening previous, told her II his
proposed trip and, according 10 her
story. had asked her Il follow and meet
him IA LondpI she had given him an
indefinite answer but had agreed Ia meet
him ia" nest morning ana BE" him IN
They had sent u niplt Of caTOnshl ana
drinking, aud Young whB comfortably
under The influence 81 he liquor when le
finally len her AT her SISTERS home md
returned 10 his
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
ANIMALS 90 ON STRIKE.

Even tho rabbit Is IA hardened STRIKER.
In rabbit colonies the stronger rabbits
do most ~ the bufro"ing and as often
nB perhaps once Ia two years these be-
come dl5cOnteHtcd and refuse to work.
4 species Of black ants have little yol-
low ants which do most Of their work
for them. Occasionally the yellow Pc
cirs viii go on "A strike. TAoir food sup.
ply rs cut of. but If that docs not nyaii
the strikers are attacked or another lot
Of yellow ants are secured.
BOlh birds and beasts occasionally 80
on strike, according to observers. A
herd ~ horses viii bunch together, neg
lcct their food, become FESTIVE, neigh
ana rub noses when IN a hcld. The out
come is that the herd viii not allow
themselves to bee GadGI"d or harncEscd
aud Wili chAs" ana attempt to lIck tho
Attendants. Female birds take thntruIns
aud refuse 10 do the huuscwurt. Ihcy
desert their nests and leave their c.ys
To- become cold aud barren. The malp
naturally ccumos greatly concerned.
but vain the bird Hud beast creation the
male VIII never attack the female, 90
there Is 40 remedy. WarblcrB and star
IihEs are given greatly 10 these Gtrikcs.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06

.umIl&-lces who 10 rcaping the reward
Of a HE generally and generously known
a. fast"
Whnther she is guilty or innocent Of
the murder Of Young viii probably never
be- positively known 10 any but her and
her Maker She has been brought be-
tore tho earthly bar II Justice, where
crafty ana siIIIiul lawyers have tried
- taateu the crIm. ~ her while other
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
For "A bible. HS. $50

London Robert Burns family Bibls
containing interesting family entries
was sold al auction here for * 1850, The
purchaser was "A London dealer
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Truly Wild and WOolIy.

Portland ore Visitors 10 tho Lowis
and Clark exposition in Portland next
"gO down lhe pike They viii init tho
trail"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Tax Jhenter passss,

San francisco has adopted the plan
II taxing 'nCh ih'ntcr pass ten cents
iOT the benefit vi the hCtOra' Home.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Telling the Truth,

HIlI Did you have your hca'
shiugIcd when you were n lhd'
jill No, not my head YonI.crs
Statesman.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Leaves Stnge for Young

While on the coast she sued for a dI-
vorce from her husband at his EJIggcs-
ton, and also deserted the stage.
with all his faults, Young maintained
an outward show Of rospoctability, liy-
Ing In a protcniious home IN an oxclu-
Biye section Of San Irancifco He had
a certain respect for his wife, and when
she discovered the double existence he
had been Leading, he was driven almost
crazy by the exposure with the rcck-
lessncgs Of "A man Insane. he entered up
IN "A long dchauCh, and lost a fortune on
the block before no recovered himself.
According to his racing partner. he re-.
pcntodly tried to scVor his unholy rcla
iluns with the chorus rirI, but his iufatn
alton was too strong or his viii power
tOo weak, for he never succeeded, ana
she VA his friend and companion Il the
day Of his death
Young began his career On the Pacific
coast a. a foot racer. and was said to
nave been unc Of the fastest runners that
the world has ever known From the
cindcr path he driltcd 10 the race tinck.
aud his luck from the beginning wa8
phenomenal.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06

Although a married man he imnedl.
ately fell a victim TO the charms Of the
beautiful and yiyaclOus show girl GA
their arrival IN San Francisco pc In
stalled her in "A handsome fiat IN Oal
land, across the bay. and for some
months led "A dual oXistcncc. Anything
she wished for was at her command.
During the trial II was shown that dur
Ing their acquaintance he had given her
thousands Of dollars.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06
Trapped

Sharpe see yOu are mentioned Ia
n al the buO,H Just published
pflm indeed what bOOBH
"Iho directory "-C nsscli's.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-06

paioty, BircWn with roses red bat 10
Nan Patterson the glamour has been
removed, and II iA Bircaied with tho
lie blood Ot Caesar Young
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-27
EAST MJDDLEBURV.

Mr.. Cameron of Proctor, is i'll at the
home Of Mr.. C. F. Partridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durant of Rutland,
were with friends in this village during
the past week.
Hon. Frank c.. Partridge and Dustin
Russell of Proctor, were with their
parents over Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold its next meeting
with Mrs. G. F. Partridge Feb, 3, at /
a. m. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
The barn of Rev. s. w. Bidwell was
destroyed by fire Monday afternoon of
this week. A quantity of forage was
destroyed. 1t is supposed to have taken
fire from ashes placed too near the
building. There was no insurance.
A horse belonging to Rev. w. T. For
sythe ran away in this village Sunday
afternoon with disastrous results to the
cutter and horse. 1t seems that Mr..
Forsythe following his usual custom
placed his animal under the Good Temp
ler's hall while he conducted services at
the chapel near by. Very soon after
wards the horse was seen running
through the street continuing as far as
Day Bros. barn where the sleigh was
overturned and wrecked in the vicinity.
The horse was not injured.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Tracy and daughter
May, went to Shelburne on Saturday to
attend the reception given Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Tracy on Saturday evening
Rev. Guy G. Lamson of Montpelier
was in town to attend the roll call of the
church here on Thursday. He gave an
address in the evening, which was much
enjoyed by all who heard it.
Rev. Mr.. Perry of Bristol, Rev. c. j.
Hazeltne of Nergennes, Rev. George r.
Stair of Middlebury and Rev. ). II
Myers of Panton, attended the ministers
conference held with the Addison church
on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spooner re-
turned from their wedding trip on Wed
nesday last In the evening a reception
was given them at the home of Mr.
Spoonel's parents, MIR. and Mrs. Weston
Spooner, at which about 1875 were pres
ent. The newly married couple were the
recipient OF many useful and valuable
gifts. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. Among those from ou'
of town who were present were DIR. g
+. b. Willard and family of Vergennes
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Everts of Vergennes
and MIR. and Mrs. Miner Hayward o
Weybridge.