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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
HarrIman at salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY, July BE. Fl.
Hartman and party arrived from the
East to-day in a special train of seven
cars, and after staying three hours in
Salt Lake left for Yellowstone Park Har-
riman stated his intention Of going to
Japan after the Yellowstone trip. He said
he did not contemplate trip to Los An
geles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

BONA, Algeria. July 31.-The United states
cruiser Minneapolis. conveying Rear Admiral
Chester superintendent Of the United States
Naval Observatory and the other members of
the American scientific mission which will
observe the eclipse Of the sun August 80. ar
rived here at noon to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

& A. fine delivery wagon is good advertise
mcnt We have them with panel top and
plate glass side They are beauties We also
Ca rrya; express wa gonsy Leibold Harness Com
pany,s q II Larkin street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

8 ~. ID.
A STORE MUST BE AS
CAREFUL OF IT'S NINTH
LIFE AS IS THE CAT.
THE OTHER EIGHT
LIVES SHOULD NOT BE
IMPERILED, NOR M
PAIRED, BUT THE
NINTH LIFE SHOULD
CARRY THE HEAVIEST
INSURANCE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

Supreme quality in printing and engraving.
Edward Knowles Company. "a Second St. s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

There is a revival Of interest In light
ming rods In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
the CHAMPION BRUISER BACK
ON HIS NATIVE HEATH AGAIN

James JAbomhard 1effriea. boss
Of the squared circle. also of tho
Realm OF 0ueenaberrv. has been
searching for health In California
since hts retirement from the lime
light. And ho sticks 10 hta prom
lee not % let himself be used 20
remake history. as established By A.
Patti.
lie or his press agent. that busy
mlerobe OF today's public life has
calmly declared that JEFF. unable 70
fnd more worlds % conquer. has
said hts last Eoodhy tu the up
hniatered mllta aud VIII. for the
next few weeks. spefrt hla time
searching for tho health he Loaf AT
ter week In Chicago.
No ono haa offered a reward.
however. 70 the individual bringing
back the lost article.
With tho retirement Of leffrlea.
thu only undofuated heavy weight
champion of the world. under
Queenaherry rules, rutirea. For the
first time the title has not been
knocked off the shoulders Of the de-
fender
James J. Jeffflea was born In Car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

roll. ohio. IN 1876. bat no one kuew
a Il until after the 18th round at
caney Island. June .. ISIS. whea
Fltzalmmons took the count after
an engagement With James
maullea. Then the public learned
thai Carroll occupied spot UPON
the classic surface Of the state 20
which all great rnen manage 70
trace their nativity.
Itm'a folks ieft Carroll before the
future delineator Of nary Crockett
knew Faueh about g. Out on the
slope Of the siefraa. Jim led The
simple life until te grew tired q Il
FILLED With aa0ns and a deatFe for
storn clothes. James vent 10
wofk tie was net particular About
bis choice of profession. - long ~
1t brought weekly returns IN the
shape ol those green thluga q. \. 4
By Uncle sam.
A a fitting field far this purpose
Ifm chose \ boiler chop and id
stunts. ike catching white bot
rixefa In a small barrel. until be
achieved a ds1tasliE equal 70 that
Of a major league baekstan.
As n promotion he vas KlQwn a
Is- pound aledKa and allowed to hold
Il against the end 81 4 riFet which
another fcIlos pounded The atuffinK
out Of.
Later Jim ala the stufnng knoek-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

champion himself
Having learned the rudlmenta us
thu game. Jeff put II TO use By heat.
ing three heavy weights. including
Choynaki. and drawing With Rubin.
before the year passed.
This Was in fksf Next year he
be~t retsr jackson. Joe Goddard.
Pete Everest Tom sharkey and ttoh
Armstrong
Then hs Wan ready for the title.
and toak Il aaaY from FsItEzlmmous
At ConeY BY the SEA Later he
fought a terrific battle with ahar-
keY Al the zane place lie has had
eight fights ninoa thna. the longest
being = rounds. nsth Carbett Al
guney Island.
Men being unable 20 knock him
out. Jeffrtea Hucruznbed to Iliness.
lie has gene back to the hIEia
around Hardin Springs. whera. fsl-
iowinE bic faxortte pastimea. he wiil
tfY to regain perfect physical con
ditAon once more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
CALIFORNIA WINS
INTERCOLLEGIATE
ROWING RACE

The University Of California ereN
wun the intercollegiate boat race On
Lake Washington Decoration day.
making the distance. two miles. in
- 50. She led the stanford erew
which came in second ~ fully 10
lengths and Washington. which came
In third. b. fully - The freshman
race Was Won BY Stanford In Ia
minutes fiat berkeley came In see
ond.
The varsity race started at = II
The men started off with an easy
stroke. which WAS steadily Increased
until the men we're laying to it for
all they we're aarth. Owing 20 But
terrified Of Stanford breaking an oar.
the men were recalled and Il was
as1s before the final getaway vas
made
California started off FOR the 800
oad time at q fast stroke. holding
IS like a breeze until Madrona park
was reached. when she pulled up
and SKINNED along neck and neck
with Stanford. After passing Ma
drona. California again took a squirt
and ran away from Stanford
Washington by this time was over
IN the middle Of the lake. smashing
along. with the shell showing It's nose
through the waves and shipping
seas at every stroke. California
never let up until Just before the
finish. when she had the race
cinehed.
e.t..f.sa - a., ..,a4 es.,.. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

luK ast uneoaseisaxiY learning a
stunt which he later performed on
human beinEM
often. during his career ia The
boiler shop. jim stopped pieces II
falling metal 0nee In a Nhile =
aiedka would slip and cop him on
the taw or In the stomach FsFs-
gaent occurrences toaFhened him
until he became almssai bullet pruof
Mhgia training for hlA fiKht IT
earaon CITY with FttAalmfn1na, Jim
eotbe<t. thsu champion. wanted a
husky kpNrflns partnaF. and tofne
kindly meaning but unaauhlalleatad
friend sent the salIermakef 10 the
amp
ussd 10 stopping sisaeea wlth his
anatomy. the love tApB landed upon
hta frame By -fienilesuAn Jim
made JeffrisH laugh He asked II a
cham blon saalaat hls hard enough
to hurt. and when he found that
Cefbeft vas giving him the best IN
his loekHx he determined Ia bseams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
FAk0RiTLS WIN
1HE MONEY

81. George. r.. Wright M. Won
the Dissertation Day handicap. max
Ing the distance. one mile. In Ito
tielag the track record
Five fayorites out Of The seven
came under the wire with the
money. and the talent wnnt home
with sweiled purses. feeling good
for one day at least The day WIS
one OF the best at the Meadows this
year. Fine weather and \ fast track
had every body going"
ocyrohe finished second thnes-
fearths of length behiad St
George. ir.. followed BY Hugh NJ
Gowan.
McGowAn started off In the lead
With BombAdIer and stIIlcho elose
behind him. 81 Ganfxe. Ir. got
away fifth. AZ the quarter he edged
up aud was within . length and a
half Of The leaders At the half he
Vas leading by tWo lengths. after
which be nsser let up until the m
lsh.
Following n q short summary Of
tbs days races.
First raes. ktx fartonEa- FL Chi
haahga first. Cold Finder aaeoaa
and Wistaria third. Tine. I.I4t4
T. Clark up On winner.
Second race. five fuflongs-A n Iaa
Provo first. Charles Lamar second
and Eidred third Time fsQta. W
Smith up on winner.
Third race. four furianKs Tenor
dale first. Cascade Of Diamonds
second and iadofa third. Time. g
Il Butler up on winner.
Filth race. one mile Sweet Tooth
first. Blue Ridge Second and fsa-
heilita third Time. lux League
Up on winner
Sixth race one and eighth
first. Lanark SEC
oud and Mr.. DinEie third. Time
i:5sA Wright up on winner.
Seventh race. six furlonKs-P Patsy
Brown first. Nuliah second aud
Paehuea third. Time. lis. +. Sui
Ivan up on winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Freshman efcw-H. J. Shauffie.
captain. No. :. &. l. Stokes. stroke.
~ r Fuller. No. ). " II wtlberf
bow.
sstanfora-H q. nulterflela. hos.
". T. Bryan. No : Il. bryan. No. J
W. Turner. eoxNN ain. ". Il Dole.
stroke
Freshmen Stroke. T. n Smith.
y cole. bow. /. Il Gay. No. J, ca
naut. No 2
Washington University Dan Pal
len. stroke. owen Grim. Ne. : DICK
Chester. No. ;. TiItan. bow.
Ilrackett, bowl Cfaak.
No. }. chttstY stroke. Afbesa M l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

The Ballard team defeated ia
White Stars Tuesday al the Ballard
park b. a score q ! 70 Z In The
kind OF game that made the crowd
70 Wild. Hard hitting By bogh
teams and brilliant fielding hy No
Ginuis. Of Ballard. NJ third base.
and O'Donneil. Of the Waite Stars.
In left field. we're the features Of tie
game.
Joe AcGinnls got bis usual hone
run over the left field fence. aaa
Weaterman gave an exhibition u
base running that was great. get
ting three stolen bases In the game.
Manager Fitzgerald. Of Ballard. Il
sim strengthening bis team. and n
tends TO take Belona's Rainles
into camp next Sunday At ReereA-
tan park.
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THE DOPE SHEET EI 5HE
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The university Of Washington can
effer no excuse fer the showing
made b. It's crew IN the interoal-
iexlate race on Lake Washington
Dissertation day. Neither can e
blame the crew. When the fact t.
taken into consideration that the
Washington crew newed much
greater distance than the others. aud
at that against n heavier sea and
wind. besides being forced during
the last half Of the race to pull a
beat half fuil Of water. II may be
sald with all fairness that the men
put M IS coed showing as the
winners
Many of those who witnessed the
race stated that IN their belief
Washington might have wen the
race had she she'll which was
built With accommodations for a
CexsWain. Il vas through lack Of a
rexWaln that the Washington shell
went FAR OUT of its course ia the
race. In spite Of the fact that half
a hundred spectators. who we're cut
near the shell In canoes ana small
beats. yelled 70 the Washington
crew the fact that they were going
oet Of the course. the men dtd not
understand their cries.
In times gone by It has been aid
that two great minds are better
than one great mind. IN most eases
The deciding Of question Of note
i left 10 4 d0sen or more men.
rather than to the decision 81 one.
IN the uu4ed States the colleges
using eo2aWains IN their faolng
shells out number the Institutions
which do not
Athletic managers Of come dts
tlnegton and experience say that men
cannot be altogether depended upon
when not guided b. a eaxsWaiu.
The showing OF the Washington
crew Tuesday seems to bear cut this
statement. II the majority 81 The
colleges IN America and, In fact.
other countries where rowing races
are held. deem it wise 10 use a cox
swain. why could not washington
Perhaps Il was a matter Of expense.
"Oh. very w-e-t-lfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Extracting. cleaning and examin-
Ion FREE during all this week.
fhs Browns Painless Dentists will
give the lowest price ever known
In SEATTLE for strictly high-clasa
dental work. Don't put II off. but
c nfne In At once. Good work at low
prices. guaranteed for ten years. has
made a world wide reputation for
the Browns Painless Dentists. Tts
First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
NATIONAL.

PORTLAND. May si.-Ths 81
washes we're defeated here Tuesday
By a score OF 20 /.
The scoring VAS done Ia the nth
and sixth inluEH on both sides
GarYin twlried for the Webfootefs
and held the Indians from start 81
finish. Portland made rs four
rune Ia the sixth when boyle pass
ed three men. A double and n ain
gle scored the uhole bunch. Score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
SUPE RiORS WON

Tho supefiorn defeated The 4.
attic Electric team at ReeFeailo.
park Tuesday BY a score Of TtoI
The game waa good and bad "a
spots Meclaire. who pitched tes
the Electriea. passed msn ali AROUND
In the first inning. forcing ID 4
run. He allowed nine passes dur.
ing the first three innlngs. Bal.
ford. for the sapefioa. pitched a
fina game. striking out 10 men
Score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
DAY DEFEATS oLDFiELD.

CHICAGO. May st-webb lar
Of the Chicago Automobile elsb
carried Off the honora In the fInu
days racing Of the automobile nee,
At Harlem Tuesday. In q i0-mils
heart breaking drive with Barney
Oldfield. Jay won the 81 zoe ezzh
prize in the fast time Of s.4ss-k
In addition 70 this the Chicago nan
defeated Louis C. Hevrolet. he
F'renehman. In 4 smile special raes
for a purse OF $500. Jays tine IN
this event was 45s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

ohara cf. sishlmhi RI. Kono p. aud
Namawalu 6.
Kouo. who pitches for tho Vase
la college baseball team. Of Toxic.
Japan. Il said to be wonder. lie
can pitch all day long and never
seems % mind Il In the least.
The soioufn Of the team down IN
California has heen more than sue
eeSHfnl The men are looked upon
with great favor BY the students Of
the University Of California Il Is
20 be hoped the negotiations be
tween the University Of WASHINGTON
and the manager of the Japanese
team will result In bringing the IL
tie brown men here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
MIS- Madison Now Leads
THE POPULAR TEACHER TIE .. =. DAY SCHOOL POLLEN
HEAVY VOTE AND GAINS THE FIRST PLACE IN TIE
GREAT CONTEST
aluminium

4 The f.o0o.vots coupon hes =
= been such a popular featurc Of \
. the teachers eotsst this week =
= that Il will be published again .
4 on Saturday. n
Anyone sending = new sub =
seftption or renewal for three =
= nsnths accompanied b. IS =
q cents will be allowed 70 east .
= ONE THOUSAND votes for =
= the school teacher he eensid. =
= srs TO be the most popular one 4
4 IN the state. 4
4 THIS - the best shanos yet 4
= offered 70 help your favorite .
= teacher win one Of the prize 4
= trips 70 the far. y
Don't forget. every three 4
. months subscription Is good =
q fer 100 votes u you fill cut .
. Saturday, eoupon.
\ The @ten vote coupon will
= also appear Saturday. =
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. WITH THE AMATEURS:


The Imperial baseball team de-
faated the Lake View team By =
score Of II to at Lincoln Park.
Tuesday morning The feature Of
tho game vas 4 fly caught behind
second base. BY Fred Thompson.
shortstop for the ImpaElAls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Sherwood MaKse. Of the rhaaaei-
nhlA Nationals. made a worlds rec
ord the ether afternoon. During one
game he was At bat five times. once
two Quakers were On bases. the next
time enc tourist waited. and The next
three occasions were marked b full
houses Twelve men needed trans
aheia crowd
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+44444444444444,

Even holidays cannot stop The
Star readers from voting. aud voting
lively. for their fsvoflte teachers.
All aaY Tuesday Notwithstanding
that the town Waa busy celebrating
Memorial day the votes came IN
steadily. and the effect - seen ia The
list Of contestants and where they
stand.
Miss Madison. Of the b. T. Day
school. polied the biggest peeofa.
ton day vote. jumping from fourth
10 first place. hslnH Chase Of the
Welia WaiiA school. vas another big
gamer. moving up from NTH 10
third place. Mics Hines. Of the Roy
school. was third in point Of gain.
moving up several uotehea In the
lat.
Tuesdays total vote vas zt.eot
This brings the total number Of
votes 70 cate up te fz6.09f.
The following Is the standing Of
the candidates 70 date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Special Rate Fast
via Northern Pacific 60 Milwaukee.
Wis. and return Tickets on safe
June Isth and 18th only. Fare
1910. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

AZ New Haven-fale 8. Andover 4.
At on-Pennsyfvania State
College s. Princeton 6.
At Crawfordsrllle-w Col
lege ,, Indiana 2.
At Ithsea-corneii I. University
Of Pennsylvania 3.
At champaign-MiehiEan 8. mt
nois 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
suaPFNpEn HIM

NEW YORK. May alas-The atss.x-
ards At Gfayesead yesterday zaA-
pended Jockey Hiidehraud Tor The
remainder Of the meeting fuf b.
competency. aud referred hia eana Go
the Jockey club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

The Northern Pacific win sell re-
dueed rate tickets on June 18th aud
18th. CAN At n. Z. city office for
all particulars s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Did any OF the gray hatred veter-
ans who have to lock back for 80
OF 50 years 10 the time when they
played baseball ever expect 70 read
. lineup like this.
waseda-Suyama %. Hashtde $.
=. Isumitano lh.. OzhikaNa %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

CHANGE or TRAIN rIMF
on the Northern Pacific. cessineae
ing June 9TH. watch for msts,
changes and additional trains I.
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national IrAouT

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6. 3.
81 Louis 0. s
At CINCINNATI - Chicago I.
Cincinnati @
AT BosToN-Philadelphia rs. ?.
Boston }. /.
AT NEW YoRK-Hew York 7. !.
Brooklyn :. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
GRAHAM LOST CANE

SAN FRANCISCO. May SIT
waH a pitchers battle heFe today
and Tacoma won out by a score Of
3 to l. Graham lost the game In
the fhird inning when hs passed The
tao nnRt men a, the bat sheehau
then damned cut a hit which eeorei
both Of them. Kelley saved Oak
land from a mhutsout when he
soaked out q two haKKer and came
home on Francka long fly.
Owlng to tho fact that both
teams ars uerapping for the had Of
the list. two umpireH ufficiated
CaptAin Van Haitren was fined sis
Tor protesting aeefalonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Il Is uuneF that sharkey has never
tried 10 elevate the stage as have
50 many Of the other fighters. Any
one who has ever seen ShafkeY
can imagine what a matinee idol
he would make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
GRAY SHUT EN- OUT

Los ANGELES. May sis-lsos
Angeles ahut Frisco out In the
game here Tuesday. Gray. for the
Angels, Was lnvineihln. Whcsier.
for san Francisco. Vas touched Up
for II hltA Shea wAA fined g. for
kicking. score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Jeffries Is the only fighter who
adopted the stage who has been
honest enough To come cut aud say
that he could not act. Al the same
time there are many of the others
who are aware OF the fact regard
Ing themselves. but do not care To
admit It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
cANUckS SHUT OUT

DELLINGHAM. May ai.-vie-
toria went down to defeat in the
game here Tuesday by q score OF .
10 0. Druhot, for BeiliRgham.
pitched a fine game. allowing but
five scattered hits, struck out four
and gave but one pass. Score:
r. n. L
belitnEham -. $4,000.
Victoria .. -. ....e 8 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Nan Patterson goes on the ataso
in vaudeville on Monday next and
she will attempt a few rounds OF
boxing She has been boxed fof
soma time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
AMERICAN I.EAauE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WARRINGTON floaton 4. :.
Washington !. Q.
At COMMUNICATIONS c. /.
st. Louis ,. O.
At cHTCAGo-Desrolt 1. ,. Chi
oRKo Q, 2
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
phia 6. New York S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31

Manager.
THE LEADING THEATEq-
Pheres-Msin IS; Ind. Al
THE WATSON COMPANY,
Direction Watson and Stockwel1. In
Hall Gaines Triumph.
THE CHRISTIAN.
Matinee TuesdN y~-D~rorati ton Day
bargain Matinee "wednesday, Ice.
Starting Wednesday Night.
PEACEFUL VALLEY.
Souvenir Matinee Saturday.
The greatest plays OF the age al the
smallest prices. All seats reserved
al all performances. Box office open
from g. m. 20 10 o m. Prices. iac
and 1Se- No higher. Summer prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
M'cL0SKt'S MEN WIN

EVERETT. May si-Flve singles
off Hamon and ten men struck ont
by Vancouver gave the victory TO
Vancouver by . score OF 1 10 0.
Score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
Races Races
At
THE MEADOWS"

six races daily from now until
July 10. rain or shine. Races COM
menes at 2 .. IA. sharp. Take car
At King and First avenue south.
Ladies' days Tuesdays and Fridays.
except Decoration day and Fourth
OF July.
Admission, 80 cents. including
Grand stand Admission tickets on
sale az all the leading hotels and
cigar stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
SEAT Tie |
PORTLAND d
GAMES ophv.

GAMES TO-DAY =
Seattle 81 Portland. 4
Taeonna Oakland, 81 Frisco. :
San Francisco ct los Anasise.s
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q WITHOUT ruIts


the Browns dentists remain the
same reliable. up-to- date dentists.
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS
ia First Avenue
pafiora 1. ,. 3. 4. and 9 Union
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-31
STAR THEATER

Cor. FIRST ave and Madison
A Dollar SHOW for Ten Cents.
New bin this afternoon.
KYLE FAMILY OF ACROBATS,
Lois Cecsie Hobsou. Krebore, Helm
Children. the Braydous. Herrera.
Nellie Germ. the Biograph.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-12-28

Fresh and dainty under gar
mentS made of strong, SHOW
white nlus!inS, CambricS, and
NainSO0ks in clean, sanitary
mills. Each and every piece is
correctly cut and sown by ex-
pert hands. Fit is our strong
point. Special attention has
bean paid to workmanship III
every detail, but the greatest
attraction is Price. You must
not fail to be present and let
nH:ce yol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-28
LINCOLN.
JEFFERSON.

Frank I. Davis went to Waldoboro.
Monday, on business.
Mrs. Ella Bond and daughter, Alice,
visited at J. ]. Bonds. Sunday.
Elmer +. Orff and Mr.. Ludwig from
Walioboro called 10 see DR.. w. c.
Jackson, Sunday.
H. Bond from Martnsville is visiting
friends in town.
DR.. w. G. Jackson and Leroy Cum
ningham went to Waldoboro, Sunday.
The schools in town have closed af-
ter 4 term Of seven weeks.
Miss Abbie Hodgkins of Nobleboro is
visiting at Arthur Bowman's.
Reuben Jones who has been sick for
three weeks is reported very much i'm
proved in health.
Lionel Jones went to R0ckland
Wednesday, returning home the same
day.
Luther Kennedy went to Boston re-
Gently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-28
House Breakers at Brunswick.

Late Wednesday evening Joseph H.
Staples and William H. Harrington OF
Federal street, reported to the police
that their residences had been entered
by thieves during the absence of the
families. The two families attended
the Cmvcrsalist church supper thac
evcring and on their return discovered
that the houses had been ransacked.
Al the Harrington's supper had been
lett on the table. the family not intend
ing 10 go until the last minute. The
thieves had disposed Of the supper ana
then had gathered the valuables to-
gether, They had evidently been frigh
renee away as the valuables were
founI all piled together but nothing
was missing. ''e'