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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
From Seattle to New
York in IS Hours"

ready 10 do some time HnnihilatinE.
II viii be able 10 cut time as much.
If not more than ltg American rival.
as II has a remarkable rDadbed.
which viii easily stand fastef and
heavier trains
The danger on all lines Is through
the mountains. That th where the
greatest amount Of time Is lost and
where improvements can cut out
curves and reduce grades 10 permit
Of quicker runs Already "A great
amount Of work has been done IN
this line on all the roads. and the
Canadian Pacific in certain sections
shows a complete change
Tho Northern Pacific has n now
plan Of cutting time through the
mountains The officials are con
tempiatinR the use OF electric power
through the Rockies and Cascades.
Tho cost Of running trains would
then be reduced aud better time
could be made
10y doing this the time for the
runs from Seattle 10 81 Paul could
DO cut 20 a minimum and electric
experts aay that by a change Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

'"rhe great reason why the cost Of
travelling IN the West IL - high ~
that there are a great number Of
empty freight cars weatbOund and
the cost Of transferring them Is ai-
most NJ great az well filled care.
The cost Of running an engine IN
coal and other material necessary,
Is the same both ways and ell this
counts IN expense.
"One element In favor Of elecfri-
city is the time saved ia running
trains The time employed In stop
ping and starting trains Is reduced
10 the minimum. Also the trains
can be run on grades al "A greater
rate and a greater degree of safety
than steam poweg trains. This ap-
plies on the p-gradca. especially.
Il am sure that you Will see the
roads through the Rocky and Cas-
cada mountains using electricity
within the neat ten years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
TRIP" GAVE HUNGRY BUT PLUCKY
BOY A MEAL NOW BOTH ARE HAPPY

told him he was stranded while
making his way nom Wisconsin to
San Francisco. he gave him 90
cents.
That's too much. only need a
dime" objected the boy. but Rip
linEcr jumped on a car.
IL seems that tho boy somehow
found out the comptrolier'a name
for few weeks later Riplinger re-
celvei a package containing a half
dollar and two cigars.
The hoy you helped out that
time" vas the only signature
That was the last Ripllnger heard
OF the boy until he passed the SUIT
ter street flower stand In San Fran
cisco a fcw weeks ago.
DO you remember met" asked
tho Wisconsin youth OF the Seattle
traveller. Tn che boy you gave the
meal 10 In Seattle last tAll
lie said be was doing we'll. having
earned enough money TO pay his
way TO Portland. where he had So
cured a job at the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Going Fishing This Year?
Whale Fishing We Mean!

This IL going TO be the summer
for whales. is the opinion OF the
Old salts who inhabit the water
front.
Just why the Lewis and Clark
fair year should be the most favored
BY The whale family II explained hy
the sen dogs because Of great
number Of fish. upon which the
whales delight 90 play and feed.
have found It convenient to visit
Puget sound and the adjoining wat
era this year.
II has been always noted that
whales follow on the track Of GER
tain kinds Of fish. and the the fish
ermen. not only IN the straits but in
the open sea. have noticed these
members Of the finny tribe IN great
numbers. The schools Of these feed
ers for the monsters OF the deep
have been noted 10 Increase ~ the
summer advances. and already sew
eral whales have been seen beyond
Cape Flattery, and two have been
seen doing a little sklrmishing about
Elliott bay. just to see how the land
lays.
one old follower q the sea who
was on the water front "Wednesday
morning remarked that he was Will
ing TO wager that an army OF whales
would pay a visit 70 the waters
about the cape and some Of them
would drift into the bay to see how
Seattle was getting along
One descendant Of the monster
that swallowed Jonah visited these
shores a month ago. and three years
ago scores Of them were sighted
by vessels coming into the straits.
aud the passengers on ocean going
vessels were entertained By a novel
treat IN the way o. ocean scenery.
This year seems to be the cN-
ceptional and promises the bold
fishermen great opportunities for
real i've sport Some are keeping
close watch on the fishing horizon
and declare that they will again re-
iufn % thc old whale nsh9rman's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

lines running out OF St Paul aud
Chicago.
The running schedules Of the east
orn trains cannot be reduced much
more with safety. Hut connections
can be altered 20 that less time will
be lost in making trains. There Will
be no change IN tho New York Cen
trail or Pennsylvania schedules but
the two roads which viii 81 noeea-
atty have % arrange new departing
times are those from 81 Paul IA
Chicago and from Seattle 60 81
Paul Tho reduction IN running time
will have to be between the last two
points and the Great Northern an
nouucca itA ability TO mako this
change
Tho Canadian Pacific also stands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Train DASHES INTO A WAGON AT
FREMONT; MANGLINC DRIVER

Easterhrook was carried 90 the
Fremont DRUG store. claschy Il h
believed that hla collar bone was
broken and that he sustained In
ternal injuries Roth ankles wore
his groin was laseeratod,
and he was cut over the left eye
pr y. q Mason dressed the In
jurod mans wounds. after which he
was removed 20 tho seattle General
hospital IN an ambulance
The train was narthhound AZ the
time Of the accident. u was not
going az full speed and although
Eastarbroak saw the impending col
llsion, he could not stop his team
In time "a avoid IL. Easterhfook ~
"a married man residing al t020 Lin
den avenue
The crossing where the accident
occurred ID a very dangerous one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

ctr Comptroller Rirlinger has
40 rewarded for generosity he dis
savea Ii hegriendinE a starving and
klndiess boy Ia this city last fall
Fhlie in san Francisco on his re-
s.al trio 70 Los Angcles ho Was res
senlsaa hy the YOUNG fellow. as he
as.,ed an Suffer street. The boy
a. working In a flower store and
sfesantad him with a boauet.
RlsAngcr was returning 10 his
anne In this city late one night last
Al when a young hay asked him
~ dime with which % get some
Alns 70 eat. Tho boy said he had
~ had anything 10 eat all day,
"a, he was hungry and. although
= vas willing 90 walk the STREETS all
s.shf Ia lieu Of a bed. he needed
rrse food 80 that he could do some
rark that had been promised him
ne next day.
me boy interested the official lie
ansiaded that he was not one OF
- laafers that are frequently met
4 he streets. and when the youth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
THAT IS NOW SLOGAN OF Raj LwSY mEN-ALMoN ROBERT.
SON. ELECTRICAL EXPERT GIVES STAR CORRESPONDENT
INTERESTING ACCOUNT RAILWAY PLANS TO ANNiHl.
TIME USE ELECTRICITY

From the Atlantic 60 the Pacific
In rs hours Is becoming the slogan
OF the railroad maguatea of the
country, THIS means a run over the
mountains aud plains In 10 houra
lees than Is now contemplated.
AZ the present time. Great North
eru officials ara considering nehed=
ulcH that will permit closer connec-
tlonn In the East. cutting the time
from ocean % ocean 90 30 hours. In
doing this. certain schedules viii
have 60 be changed materially. The
hours lost at ST Paul will have TO
be- cut OUT the loss Of time AZ Chi
eago will have 10 be reduced 10 the
minimum. This means tho rear
rangnment OF the schedules OF not
only the Great Northern. but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
SEARCHING FOR
ERRING HUSBAND

Tho police are searching the city
for w. +. Nelson. with an alias Of
Barbour. who. according to a letter
received by Chief Of Police Delaney
from the chief of police OF Fresno.
Cal, left that city with n woman
about Is months ago. leaving a wife
and several small children now dss-
tltute and city charges.
10 has been learned that Nelson
was teaminR in this city and had
married the woman he left Fresno
with.
Chief White. OF Fesno, asserts that
they viii care for the first wife IN
~ Nelson Ii located. and that all
she wants is some provision for her
children and herself from tho man
who cruelly deserted them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

life II Jonah's prosecutors come as
scheduled.
The big run II not expected before
the middle OF July. Al that time
there will be many anxious eyes
watching the horizon Cor spouts and
there viii be something doing when
the fountain display in the ocean
starts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
DOPE FIEND MAKES
DASH FOR LIBERTY

blow rs be passed down the hall.
Ho dArted out the back door and
made for the fence in the rear Of The
jail lie was just scaling the val
when he was captured by Officer
Kent. who saw him from the yard.
when taken back 10 HE cell. Billie
complained that u was pretty hard
whom a fellow couldn't get out 10
take \ little pull At the pipe once
IN q Whila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

lam FasieFbrook, 60 was struck
Northern Pacific train at 10
3.,ssk Wednesday morning at Ere
s4 receiving injuries fr0m which
4 may die
~ Nas driving a delivery wagon
49, hy +. n Birds grocery store,
FREMONT across thu railroad
..,ss al Fremont avenue. The tralu
y. camlng 50 fast that he cou'd
~ fan his team in time 90 avert
ssrialou. The engine struck the
s.ssn At point between lhe horses
al the driver
gsslarhrook Was knocked to the
.na.nd and dragged about so feet.
- H. was pIcke,i up almost d.
s,.tly under the pilot ot the engine
~ az The horses was killed. The
saran Was smashed "a klndllng
seai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
DOPE" FIt No
rs "PlhcHED"

James Gardner. a dope fiend.
Jailed TO satisfactorily explain hla
presence IN a basement Of south
end residence 10 City Detective
remnant, Tuesday morning. aud
now occupies cell at the city Iaii
pending an Investigation OF mis-
eellaneoua assortment Of odds ad
ends found la pack which he car
Rod With him.
HouHcholdcra In New Jerusalem"
were annoyed by the mysterious
comlnga and goiuga of Gardner aud
telephoned Ia police headquarters
Gardner has been arrested hY the
police before for petty ofteuaea and
each time has promised 20 leave Off
his habit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Wraihy Italians Try to
AnnihIiaie Each Other

Detective Barhec and officer
Hughett on Tuesday night stopped a
aanEulnary fight between five Ital-
fans az Fourteenth and Jackson. ar
irving upon the scene OF battle just
In time 20 prevent what might have
been a murder.
The Italians were beating aud
cutting each other in = friEhtful
manner. Armed with knives. clubs,
stones. and cursinE az the top of
their voices. the five husky Romans
were doing their best TO XIII oue
another.
In the vicinity Of Fourteenfh and
jackson are several Italian families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

and many fights taka place in the
neighborhood. last nights aiazhtug
match. however. was one uf the
worst that has takeu place Tor a
LONG while
What the real nature OF the fiEht
was n not known. Two 81 the men
we're knocked ssnHoleas and another
had his throat and face badly cut.
When the prisoners Hofe searched
az the police station a bloody dag
ger. an old razor and several hand
kerrhicfs with large rocks tied In
them were found.
No charge has yet becn placed
against the men They will be tried
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Billie Madden. an opium fiend.
tried to make his escape from the
city jail Tuesday and almost sue
ceeded.
While one 81 the employees OF the
Jail was repairing the cell that
billie was In. he left the door aiar
By mistake. Billie. seeing his chance.
made a dash for liberty. knocking
one OF the officers down with 3 stiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
PLAN GREATEST STRIKE OF ALL

CHICAGO. June q. Leaders Of
the convention Of the International
Labor union. which met here 10 or
Rnnlze the workers In one central
body. state that the purpose OF the
movement 20 bring about a more
equitable balance In society. The
promoters believe ia a universal
sympathetic strike together with
political action through the social
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

For tho benefit Of the Florence
crlttondon home an excursion viii
be given on July 4 20 WILDLY Is
land The steamer George Y. Starr
has been chartered for the occasion.
Chief Quaqui. OF kindly island. has
arranged for a big clam bake. There
will be special music aud sports FOR
young people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

let party as a means Of securing
permanent relief.
w. ID. Haywood. OF Colorado. and
Eugene Debs are prominently men
toned for the presidency Of the
new organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

The quarterly meeting OF the
Free Methodist church. al 0rccn
Lake. will begin Friday evening and
continue mp 20 aud including Sun
day. Rev. CalkinH. OF Everett. will
conduct the services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

To the Man that wants a Dress
Suit for tf0.O0-We place on sale
today 100 Black Clay worsted. silk
lined. hand tailored garments. These
Suits are easily worth 1850. Come
around and ask 10 see them.
III. LEWIS q Co.
Medium Priced Clothiera. 200 First
Ave. Cor Cherry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
$ SKIN GRATED
BABY.

! PIGS SKIN GRATED ON a
BABY. q
I MINNEAPOLIS. June 2S--An 4
. Interesting operation Of skin q
grating vas performed here 4
Il the Deaconess home By nr. =
&C. W. Libby. Elsie Hutchlns. 4
4 the 3-Year-oid child from Deep a
: Greek. whose clothes caught =
4 fire from a spark from a saW q
fln a sawmill 10 days ago. was q
= found TO be 80 badly burned 4
; about the shoulders that akin q
grating vas necessary. Two =
places. each about four nshes =
square. we're covered. and \
4 nom all Indications the opera =
ton Vas entirely successful e
The child Is nov resting easily =
and Is expected % be well In a
few days The engrafted skin =
. vas taken FROM a pig four days e
4 old =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
SpinHiHg's Specials

Bsi0w are continued the reliable
ssfsaln plums from tire summer
honey saving number Of Spiuulng's
satisfactory Store News You have
VA price and quality reasons for
hsyinr here.
~ io-sooth Maiieabie Brace shank
Iafnen Rake s4s.sss+ssss.ss Toe
= i2-to0th. same a. above 80. l0e
- if-t0oth. same az above -. 22e
- lf-toofh. Riveted Brace High
carbon, very light strong and
eAt4pie ssss.strsss ssss-rs.s. zFe
- i1-tooth Wrought Steel. boW
brace. maiieabie. socket. bFonzed
.'f.ssfsss- rss.ssse.ss.sssss JIG
- lt-tooth, same an above 80. 35e
&c is-tnoth. same az above -. doe
TIE prices are no higher on cur
sard forged guaranteed pocket
sAites than many stores get Tor ma
fllne made goods.
Ride a bicycle and be healthy.
spihNlho'8 sATIsFAcToRY
STORE. 1910 SECOND AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Before buying your fire works.
see our iine-it II complete. Piper
A. Taft. 1924 Second Ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
REEN IAKERs. READ TIL
AND SAVE YOUR
MONEY


Three hundred property I
4 owners IN fiillmau'H Lake 4
4 Front addition. and others IN I
4 the district north aud west Of I
= Woodland park VIII become 4
q delinquent In the payment 81 4
= Of the Phinney avenue water I
4 main unless they pay the taxes 4
4 prior 60 July a. on Tuesday I
= notice OF the assessment was I
= matted by Comptroller Rip I
4 ltnger TO the owners but ON 4
4 account Of the fact that the 4
a deeds TO meat % the property I
ara sttll on the city records IN 4
the name OF Z, u. fiiliman. the I
4 present owners will not re- 4
= ceive notification. the notices 4
Eoing to ftliilnan instead,
$50 zNHR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

our $500 Soft and sur Hats can't
be beat. r. ~. Brooks & Co. 1881
"a Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
FOR LEAN
PURSES

The following prices indicate that
Asy have a particular liking for
tan purses.
k4Stufta sssss =ssss ss.sss 500
Eeanedy's Medical Discovery. $50
AiNe s-.@s ..#ss s+sssss .f SA-~o
D. Davis Tastsless Wine Cod Liver
Oil per bottle :. ..+.--.s.. 98c
sfnart'a Catarrh Tablets. 800 size i.
- .s. .s.ss .ssss .+sssss. ote
y. Osgoofs Catarrh OIL. a SIX
months treatment for ..... l.60
Ayers Hair Vig0r. 800 size s3e
scsipleide Tor dandruff aud falling
hair. &l-25 size .. -.... 800. 09e
Dr. Merck's German Eczema qlnt-
ments f1r...s.- .s.~s..s..sssFoe
4 &c Shoulder Brace for ..... 5Se
CUT THE PRIcE-ALWAYs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

CUT THE PRicEALwAYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

OF Fedoras, Graecos. Column
bias, and brown stiff hats. regular
values $500 and S2.soi choice, 9Sf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

The Secretary Or State has received
copy Of the new code 4 dummy copy
sent out BY the Nashville printers. Il
is al immense volume, containing
more than 100 pages, and printed
With great show 81 margins % that
annOtatIons may Be made, revisions
Inserted. etc. This code n yst 10 be
submitted To the LegisIature, and Il IL
presumed that II Wall be cut down
somewhst, bnt TIE fact Femains that
ii IL going 10 be the largest Is we'll IS
one Of the be5t the Stats has ever had
printed. The commissioners CHIEF
Justica Whitfield. Encouragement
Cntchngs, and Capt. w. X. Hardy.
labOred long and laitbinlly on thiD'
now code, ana they nfe confident they
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11
silver Service for Battleshlp.


Gov. Vardaman gave out the follow
ing Tuesday:
ITO the People Of Mississippi II il
customary for State after which q
battleship is named to present that
ship with silver service. That Gus
tom am very DESTROYS that MISSISSIPPI.
pi shall honor, and / prefer that
the money to purchase the silver
service to be raise by popular sub.
scription. / therefore call upon all
patriotic Mississippians to contribute
as much 40 they are able for the pure
chase Of the service. 1t will cost be-
tween 5000 and $4,000, the hand
somer the better. The members Of
the Governors staff, commanding
officers Of the different military organ
ization6 and presidents Of the chapters
OF the United Daughters Of the Confed-
efaoy ere especially appointed agenta
20 take up this collection and report 70
me. The amounts ~ reCeived shall
appear from time 10 dime "a tha public
press. .'JAKEs X. YARDAArAl,
.Governor.''
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

II you have passed the meridian Of
life and are looking foE something to
arouse the appetite and brighten the
eye, quicken the ear, bring forth your
latent energies, put new snap and
ginger into life, youth instead Of old
age, come to Mississippi We have
fresh air with all the tabled God given
qualities-don's mistake and spend .
fortune in the mountains or the sea-
shore-when 1.-THE fields Of Mississippi
call to you in all the alluring wiles of
nature. If you want home here just
write to any citizen, they are all In the
bond together to advertise this grand
state to the world as the ideal spot for
homes. We want millions more.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11
A word to the Country Printer.

1t would pay the country printers to
think well before they listen to the
roseate stories. being told them BY 80
called "traveling mem who are going
about telling how even the greenest
printers can now make 1880 week
'strikebreaking" in any of the large
cities. Don't you believe it! And
don't you chase that rainbow. The
organized printers Of the entire cOun-
try have only asked TOR, what every
man working on salary is entitled to,
eight hours Of work, eight hours Of
recreation and eight hours rest. No
man educated in the country Offices
can step In and work with all the COM
plicated machinery now used ia modern
day printing plants; it costs more to
live in the city: the confinement is
nerve wrecking, and everyone knows
that the minute strike is over the
incompetent fellow that held on, only
because they had 10 have just
anyone, will lose out and the expert
will replace him. Printing has become
an art, and no man can be q success in
every phrase OF lie many specislties.
Let the Typographical and Typotheta
fight 1t out between themselves. II
the former wins Cut-throat prices Of
the big ofices will be eliminated,
making II possible for the up TO date
country Offices 70 come into their own.
But then. the country printer Of this
stats win not be delnded. he can gel
. job anywhere at home and 10 salts
fied, besides he knows that he would
be helping an unjust cause; Tor til,
Typographical Union notified all inter
o6tsd 81 least eighteen month"; Sgo
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

A new ten-dollar counterfeit bill
was detected because it was three.
eights Of an inch too long. Counter.
feitere should remember that the long.
greeh must not be too long.
They have named brand of whisky
Togo. 1t would be more appropriate
title for the ordinary kind Of "knock-
ont-drops.
AVirginia court has fixed the price
Of q Kiss at $40, showing that there has
been no decreased in the cost OF the
necessities Of life.
"The young man who stole $3.50, 900
worth OF securities said be did Il to
teach Wall. street q lesson.v II he
snCceeded in teaching IL 8 moral les
son be ought to be let OF easily.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

that the eight hour should become
effective on Jan. LIST 1905. giving the
TypOtneta time to finish all contracts
based on the nine hour scale. Stay at
home, for You are In better shape than
the high salaried printer OF the city.
The printers Of this Office have always
worked on the eight hour plan and
always will.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

Inc following ~ nm excerpt from the
Birmingham Arc Herald during the
company's engagement ii Birming.
ham: "The John B. wills Musical
nomedy Company began 4 weeks sn !
gagement at the East Lake Casino lest
night which promises 70 prove oxossd-
ingly profitable. The Offering last
night WIZ musical farce entitled IN
Atlantic CITY, hodge ppdge cf mu.
uic, 0omedylnnd bnrIesque which was
well received. The audience was III
On unu0ually receptive frame of mind
1-so much 90 that several numbers
were perbIstently encofed.
GIN Atlantic City was much better,
than Wab expected. II fact, the piece
aS . whole u llrst.clasu summer enter.
tainment Many catchy musicaI num-
bsro are introduced, Willis Tire comedy
teaturea 49, sky good. James Leslie
~ Otto Buck, retired brewer, and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

Walter Bs Wills a. Reginald Van Cott
and later Hinky Dee: ths beil boy.
Kept everyone laughing with their IS.
surditles. M. Leslie b "a amusing
fellow and Mr.. wills eonttivss Is per-.
petrate some aurprislng aogobatlu nov
elites, These two, with the support 0f
the O0mpany, made the performances
well worth seeing.
ssIt y noticeable that Tho girls III tho
Wills company are rather fresh look
Ing and several mro endowed with
more than The average share Or good
looks. The songs rendered with the
aid Of the chOru1 werH 0nc0red, oSpe-
|cially the ighing song, when the GIRLS
annlsd among the front row chanpIes
with their rods and lines. Severaf 81
the young Fellows seized the bait and
refused 20 Lou 60, with the result that
much 4muaDmont was croated.'
Theater paxtlo1 from 0koi0na Will
kecDivc careful attention ~ thG optrn
house management. Seats ana an
other agran9 onAonta can ~ made ~
telephone.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-10-11

ApreacheT n EIYTIa, Ohio. recently
bred the opera house that hs might
ten Vie pubic his marital woes. The
chances are most Of bic congregation
already knew everything about him
th,t could IS peddled from mouth to
4..n4.fh.