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The Breckenridge news., 1905-10-04

Miss Ethel Pate, VINO mas been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. J. M. TeteT, re-
turned home Friday.
Raymond Pate, of Sterling, Ell routs
for Renfrow, OKLA, stopped over here
few days the guest of Lewis Miller
and family.
Alfred Miller has resigned his posi-
tion with the Kansas Gram Co.
James Brickey who has been sick,
is very much improved.
Charles Arbuckle, of Nickerson, was
here Thursday attending the fair the
guest of Miss Chlors Miller.
Sunfiower
The Breckenridge news., 1905-10-04

Boston, tells women how to avoid such
suffering; she writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
81 suffered misery for several years witd
irregular menstruation. My back ached;
had bearing down pains, and frequent head
aches; 1 could not sleep and could hardly
drag around. / consulted two physicians
without relief, aud as a last resort, l tried
Lydia f. Pinkham'sV Vegetable Compound, and
TO my surprise, every ache and pain left me.
Igained ten pounds and am in perfect health.
Miss Pearl Aclxers of 327 North Sum-
mer Street, Nashville, Tenn, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
"I suffered with painful periods, sewers
backache, bearing-down pains, pains across
the abdomen; was very nervous and irrita-
BILE, and my trouble grew worse every month.
"My physician failed to help me and !
decided to try Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. l soon found it was doing me
good. All my pains and aches disappeared
and no longer fear my monthly periods"
Lydia r. Pinlxham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailing cure for all these
troubles. 1t strengthens the proper
muscles, and displacement with all its
horrors will no more crush you.
Backache. dizziness, fainting, bear
ing down pains, disordered stomach.
moodiness, dislike of friends and society
all symptoms of the one cause-will
be quickly dispelled, and it will make
you strong and well.
You can tell the story of your suf-
feriugs to woman, and receive help
full advice free of cost. Address Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
soud cuocanAe WHARF Nfhsre Fail
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ruIl Of Trarle Meaning

arr thr-r lines from J. H. simmons,
Of Casey. Ia Think what might have
resulted from his terrible cough If
he had NOT taken the medicine about
which he writes II had a fearful
lou Oh. that disturbed my night rest.
B tried "yerythin out nothing would
relieve it, until ! took DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which completely
cured me. Instantly relieves and per
manenJly cures all throat and lung
diseases; prevents grip and pneumon-
ia. At Short 81 Haynes, druggists ;
guaranteed SOC and S1.OO Trial bot
tle flee.
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Was Brilliant Wedding.

One of the most brilliant and i'm
pressive weddings Of tn" season at
Owensboro was that of Dr. Todd Pope
Ward of Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, to Miss
Virginia Watkins. of Greensboro, who
IS known here, Tuesday evening Of
last week Miss Margaret Moormau
attended the wedding from this city
and was the guest Of Miss Sue Roberts
Watkins, who was one Of the attend
ants
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Nothing 10 Fear.

Mothers need have no .hesitancy in
continuing to give Chamber lain 8
Cough Remedy to their little ones, as
it contains absolutely nothing injur-
lous. This remedy is not only perfectly
safe to give small children, but is
medicine of great worth and merit.
1t mas world wide reputation for its
cures Of coughs, colds and Group and
can always be relied upon. For sale by
Short * Haynes.
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Breckenridge People in Kansas,

Hutchinson, Kan, Sept. %, 1905.
Virgil Miller is still with the Amer.
lean Steam Laundry
Lewis Miller and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Green were in Wichita Sunday.
Charles Smith, of Lsngdon, was the
guest of his brother a few days last
week.
Miss Judith BrIckey and Mr.. Shaw,
OF NickersOn. were here last week
attending the fair.
Misses Chlora and Eliza Miller at.
tended the Home Theatre last even
ing.
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Mr.. Pate'l Mill Ready to Run.

Mr.. $. A. Pate is putting in the
machinery in his Touring mill and
will be ready to grind next week. The
mill is to be fitted up with up-to-date
improvements and everything of the
best. This will be an Improvement that
our citizens have been hoping to have
for more than year. West Point cor.
Elizaberhtown News.
Mr.. Pate Is well-known former
citizen of Hardinsburg.
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Sells Ponies at LeWiSpOrt.

l.. G. Burt of Stephensport, arrived
here from Lexington last Thursday with
a car OF ponies and sold about twenty
FIVE on Saturday and Sunday around and
i'll our town.-Lewisport cor Hancock
Clarion.
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HENRY WATTERSON
Big AngOra Goat Sale.

John Richardson, OF Big Spring, who
has engaged extensively ia raising
Angora goats, will have public sale
of $50 of these valuable animals on Oct
ober IL.
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A GUARANTEED CURE For PILES.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Druggists refund money it PAZO
OF how long standing, in o TO IL days. First
application gives ease and rest. soc. II your
druggist hasn't 1t send soc in stamps and IL
will be forwarded postpaid by Paris Medl-
cine Co., ST. Louis. Mo.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-10-04

Pnkhams Vegetable Csmpsund Succeeds Where others Fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
lid You Offer Cynthia Grey Your Seat e Car and Did MRese Take Reward Offered?
Baby Girl Drank Whiskey
Now Bereft of Her Senses

~ locked as II bound by steel bands.
and even at this late day they still
remain fixed.
Her parents are at loss 20 un-
deratnud how GLADYS procured the
whisky which nearly killed her. II
had been placed in a bureau draw
81 Ia the bedroom Of her parents.
She had never tasted the stuff he
fore. In her raging. feyefinh thirst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
Thirty Years Married
Now Wants Divorce
PIONEER COUPLE or SEATTLE AIR DIFFERENCES IN COURT
HUSBAND VERY WEALTHY

the good ship mairimouy struck.
4 have been sneered at. humlliat-
ed. soorned. cruelty treated. forced
TO live on a mere plttanoe for
years. although my husband Is the
recipient Of \ monthly income Of
ss5o and has been for some time. =
Is one OF the statements Mrs. Guye
made.
Mrs. Guye claims in her aileea-
tions that they have lived apart IN
their home at 1897 Seventeenth. and
that during his absence her help
meet barred his apartments and
Was gone for days at a time. refus-
ing TO tell her whore he had been.
she also alleges that her husband
had n niece Of his stay as the house
for the purpose OF spying on her
and collecting evidence against her
20 make trouble" between them.
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
worth Of community property will
be involved In the settlement The
property consists OF mining inter
eats. coal lands and Seattle real e.
tate Mrs. Guye wants her half Of
the community property and has IN
structed sher attorneys. Blaine.
Tucker & Hyiand. to wage a legal
coafllet against her wealthy help
meet
Francis Gnye has retained Attor-
news Piles. Donworth. Carr & Far
rell to represent him In the fight for
a fortune. although In papers filed
by that firm since the filing of the
original papers. they practically adj
NIT defeat hy asking the plaintiff 10
make more certain" her allega-
lions wherein property rights are
concerned.
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For % years the marital ship Of
Eliza W. p. Guye and Francis ~
Guyc has avoided the sharp cruel
rocks Of the divorce court. but the
inevitable came TO pass Thursday
evening whsn an attorney repre-
s.nting Mra. Guye filed sensational
allegations against the husband.
asking for a separation and tenn
porsEy alimony pending cour, pro
seedlnEa
doth principals are well known
IN This city and are pioneers Of both
city aud state. They are wealthy
and the wealth IL the rock on which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13

driving for the Reliable dairy.
James =. Casey IL charged With
assault and battery by Raines
Dana. messenger boy.
Lawrence =. Forrest and s. @.
Griffin mixed Il. a wee bit and
city Detective Bafbes landed them
az police headquarters Thursday
evening. one IL said TO be an en-
ploye Of c. ID. Hiilman. the real es-
tate man.
Robert O'Shsa stole a rifle from
the baggage room Of the Northern
Pacific railway October 1. He was
arrested Thursday by Detective
Phillips. and a complaint charging
him With petty larceny was filed
by Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
Friday morning
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SMALLPOX!
DISCOVERED TO BE VICTIM OF
DREAD DIsEAsE-MANY PER.
SONS EXPOSED

Walking into the wayside hos
pital Friday morning an Indian
named Charlie Waite asked for as
sistance.
At once the attendants realized
that the man had smallpox, and no.
tilted City Health officer Ludlow,
who had the patient confined in the
pest house.
He had been living on the sand
spit for some days. and Il a. Thought
extremely probable that many peo-
pie were exposed.
A rigid examination OF persons
living in that vicinity Will at once
be made.
The Indian had been working IN
the hop fields near Buckley. Wash,
and IL Is also thought gave the dis
ease 10 those who worked with him,
Dr. Ludlow tourneyed at once to
Buckley Friday and vaccinated all
those who came into contact with
the Indian, and burned all their be-
iongings.
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Staff Correspondence to The Star
NEW YORK. Oct. is.--Glving the
impression that he is a poor man.
John A. BecaiI. president Of the
New York Life. nevertheless lives Ia
princely style. The country homes
or few OF the wealthiest men In the
nation display no more regal spien-
dor than Mr.. McCaIl's country
place AZ West End. n J.. There are
European monarehs who live In no
such costly magnifieence. Some idea
Of President MeCall's impression OF
what poor man II may be outlined
By description Of his gorgeous sum
foer castle BY the sea and his beau
tifnI town house. situated where
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Verdict In Famous Divorce
SOFT In Favor Of Taggart
JUDGE GIVES THE CAPTAIN T ne BEST OF lT-couRr ROOM
FILLED WITH FRIENDS OF soTa-mRs. TAooARr PROS
TRATEo AND UNABLE APPEAR

WOOSTER. o.. Oct Ia.-captain
faggart Kets a divorce.
SO decided the Judge Ia the famous
divorce ease today.
Mrs. Taagart collapsed this morn
Ing and was unable to attend court
10 hear the decree.
A large crowd was present in the
court room this afternoon. Attorney
sInysef, for Mrs. TaERnu, Was the
first attorney 60 arrive. Taggart
followed with Attorney Wertz. He
shook hands with many friends. Mra.
TaRsaft'n father, John Aanvitle, Of
Chicago. vsn present With the Nom-
ans attorneys. Judge Eae0n entered.
Deposited his papers on his desk
and retired 90 the chamber for sew
erai minutes After the formal
opening Of court he began render
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13

whisky paralssed GLADYS. t-year-
CID daughter os {. \. Iohnaorf. sis
Main.
six weeks axe las, Monday night
the child woke up az o'clock In
the mofnlns and walled: NANNY.
baby wants water Water. nanny.
water The pitifui pleas 81 the
baby for water TO assuaKc her re-
Verish thirst lent haste 10 the feet
OF her droWsy parents.
Both arose At once and LEFT the
bedroom for the water that the
baby eraved. When they came back
they found the child IN bed IN a
drunken stupof. An emptied half
pint whisky flask lay on the floor
beside the bed
And the fumes Of the liquor on
tbs ehiid's breath. the slaEed eyes
rolled far back in her head. and the
rigid position Of the body told a
most pitifui tale.
Doctors were Immediately sum-
moned. For five days and five
nights. without a break. little GLADYS
A*t ass*"AHNttAa ~ AtA AeAAa - NAtaAH
bed.
Then light came again 10 the be-
foexed. ihfantiie brain. and the baby
tried to talk
ruk the words came not.
Neither couE she move her limbs.
She could NOT wen cry.
Little Gladys Ms paraiyaed.
Ard -the whisky did Il.
Other physicians were called Ia.
but FOR six weeks she child lay like
los -inanimate. almost lifcless.
bat Tracked eeatlnuaiiy. however.
with rain-terrfble cramps which
twisted her beautiful face and
brought agony 10 the hearts az her
parents
All over her delicate body the
-ptnk. tender skin peeled off Her
little bare throat became red. raw
knd inHamed where the fiery fluid
had burned Its way.
For weeks she lay absolutely mo-
sfenieze The alcohol had deprived
her Of the senses of touch. speech
and the power Of locomotion. Her
brnin had literally been burned by
the uhlsky.
And Tor weeks more she = doom
"a 70 liz and to suffer- living ex-
SIMPLE and q terrible illustration OF
the havoc wrought by whisky.
When she Graves food OF water it
IL ssa 70 her through a nursing bot
lie she has lost the power Of swal-
lowing. Her poor little lips are weak
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Alleged Sirik
sa sk'.f 1I|IO|

II. II, stlcIlica. on behalf Of the
Master Plumbers association. was
granted complaint by Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh on Friday
morning charging =. y Carnahan.
an agent. with larceny by emhezxle-
oent. siicIsles alleges that carna-
han converted SIe# 10 bis own uae
and tliut tho said kriu WAS rollected
na reAfaI for The negotiation hAll IN
the Now York block lof the mon1ha
Of Ianu4n and February. 1895
A run}of 10 afIeat eharsine Car
,rahan with being s;rike uHeal<sf.
ElthouRh nli ntte1nn(s 70 tanltrfn
the sauao met with chilly response
Carnahan Ii AZ large. but i WAT
rant Is Ont for bis arrest =
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beauty M 10 grace the home OF any
king.
II IN said that the place cost
100000. The stable alone coat
$3.50 900.
No less than 40 scrvapts are en-
ployed at Shadow Lawn" From
early June until October tho Mccall
family make this their residence.
Nine men do nothing but work
upon the lawns and Towering
ahfubbery. Two more devote their
entire time 10 packing the graveled
drives. using a steam roller for the
work. There are six men in the
stable. and the house is fairly over
run with servants Of all classes.
The interior OF the mansion IL
disappointment 10 the visitor.
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however. II IL thought the child
sried the fluid in the bottle and
drank IL In order to cool her thirst.
Instead she bat added fuel 60 the
flames.
The child IL likely 20 suffer the
balance Of her life. because she In
noeently drank the stuff that wrecks
the lives ~ men.
And the homes OF many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
Bapiists Elect
Officers

OLYMPIA. Oct Following
are the naspss Of me officers elect
"a yesterday ~ dsiashses to- the
Northwestern baptist convention:
President. Corwin 8. fshnnR Seattle,
first vice president. Rev. John ".
Dean. Seattle: second vice president.
Judge q. r. Griffin Taeoma rs-
eordlug AeofeiafF Hfv Truman
Bishop. ballard: corresponding psc-
fftafy and general missionary. Rev.
4. Walton Terry. 4npQfro. trent
nfer. Il. ". Fowler Tacoma. The
next meeting viii be held u NJ.
Vernon, ekaeIt county, the HeeoAd
Taesday IA November, 1895.
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whose expectancy for quiet elegance
Is aroused by a superstition that
there must be some relief for the
gaudy exterior. The color scheme Is
dark green and oak No special in
dividuai taste Is displayed in the
furnishings. which appear more like
the handiwork Of a professional fur
nisher
In the stable are TO be found no
less than 20 vehicles. and superin-
tendent Murray says that Mr. Me
Call usually keeps from nine TO IL
horses.
Mr.. Mccall prefers automobiles.
and we keep three" said Murray.
superintendent of the estate. The
horses are used principally when
Mr. Mccall or his sons want TO take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
Scion Of Noble
Family Here

James A. Douglas and wife, the
former a prominent citizen OF Vie
ioria. u. c.. are In the city. stopping
Of the Lincoln.
Mr.. Douglas il a grandson of Sir
James Douglas. of Scotland, who
was tho founder OF Victoria. II. c.
He Is dis ant relative of Lord
Shollo Douglas, who few years ago
made net.e for himself by marry
ing May fohe. a music hall dancer.
May yohe not long after, ran
away With Captain Putnam Bradley
slrons of the United States army.
Mr.. Douglas il a scion OF one Of
the eldest and most noble families
OF Europe. but Il now just plain
citizen OF Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13

Ohio river. AZ Ash,abula. O.. the
Pittsburg party will be Joined by the
officers of the Ohio q Pennsylvania
Ship Canal company, OF which
Joseph II. Cassidy. Of Cleveland. is
president. and the two organizations
will continue the trip together one
Of the two routes Il from Ashtabula
To Pittsburg, the other from Erie to-
Pittsburg. Each route Is about 1906
miles long and the cost OF either
would be about ss0.000.0O0. Presl-
dent Shaw II OF the opinion that the
work could be completed and the
canal opened 20. traffic In the SUM
mef Of 1911.
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real estate Is computed In inches
Shadow Lawn" is the queer
name Of tie Mccall estate down on
the Jersey coast. The towering
white mansion with its red tiled
roof and green blinds stands upon
a high eminence. From the far
countryside II appears more like a
big exposition building. or instliu-
ton. than the home Of one man. his
wife and two sons.
The estate comprises 20 acres Of
the finest land in that section OF
New Jersey. Expert landscape art
ists have fashioned the soft green
lawns, winding avenues OF packed
gravel and beveled brick. shrub
berry, vines. trees and blooming
plants In 10 one vast garden q
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iuR his decision.
lie announced that Captain Tag
gnft was granted the divorce. The
judge said the scope Of the case re-
solved itself into very small COM
pass.
10th sides made ertrHvaFunt
claims ia their pleas" said the court.
lie then gave a brief history Of the
principals aud said the evidence
showed love match. lie recited
their life IA different places and
said that not a ripple occurred dur
ing the first seven years Of their
married life.
The Judge said the charges
against Captain Rythers were un-
founded. and the evidence did not
uphold the charges 81 hnhituai
drunkenness against either pfinel-
pal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
Big Electric
Line Project

PORTLAND. Oct. Is.-The Port-
land Consolidated Railway COM
pauy. owning the electric car lines
Of this city. IL said TO contemplate
The construction Of a trolley line
from Vancouver. Wash. to Ia
eoma. connecting with the seaftle-
Tacoma lnterurban at Tacoma. ana
with the Portland Consolidated on
the Oregon shore.
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To Dedicate New
Redmond Church

Next Sunday evening the dediea-
ton OF the new Redmond Union
Church of Our Fathers, which is
now about completed. after years OF
hard work on the part OF the parish
leaders, is to be celebrated. An
elaborate program has been ar
ranged including addresses by
prominent members OF the WASH
ington state home missions and by
Samuel l.. Greene. who built the
first church OF Redmond IS years
ago. a
The services will commence
promptly at 1880 O'Clock IN the
evening. All the members OF the
congregation and their friends are
cordially invited to attend. The
program eonsis'e ~ addresses by
nr w w. Scudder. superintendent
If the Hofna MizSions acciatv of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
W ere Assaulted
Want Revenge

-Four ASSAULT ana battery chAfkea
were filed 81 Prosecuting Attorney
Macidninsh Friday mofning.
John Doe struck Herbert s.
Affair with uhlp Thursday and
hie father. D. 4. Affair. told tho PROS
ecuflnx attorney that the hey WAS
only "a and tnat John Doe was
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gave out his decision In favor of the
system Thursday.
The cables which are now In use
between the island are often cut by
the strong tide which prevails
there As result much inconve-
uience Is experienced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-13
TEAR UP
TRACKS

los ANGELES, Oct lathe
work OF tearing up the tracks OF
the Los Angeles Railway company
xns commenced yesterday morning
under the personal direction OF
Mayor McAieert and in the pres
ence ~ thousands Of spectators,
Juaac York having dissolved the In
junction restraining the city from
removing the eucka.
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ANOTHER
SHUTOUT
Especial 10 The Star.l
NEW YORK WINS The FOURTH
GAME OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP
SERIES BY SCORE OF ONE TO
NOTHING

NEW YORK. Oct. is.--with two
games TO one in New York'a fav-
on. In the worlds championship
baseball series between the New
York Nationals and Philadelphia
Americans. the fourth game this AFT
ernoon brought out the greatest
crowd OF the series People were
packed like sardines In the stands
and bleaehers, while thousands were
jammed behind the ropes when the
game began. The players of both
teams gave "Rubea Waddeli an oya-
ton when he appeared on the field
in uniform and warmed up with his
team mates. lie could throw only
slow ball. but apparently with eff
feet
Philadelphia has the long end of
the betting on the game. while New
York money is going begging on the
series.
The batteries for the game are:
New York. McGInnlty and Bresna-
han: Philadelphia, Plank and Pow
ers.
Bender. who shut out New York
in the second game. will probably
oppose Mathewson. who has shut
out the Philadelphia in both the
games he has pitched. in tomorrow's
game.
Neither side scored until the
fourth inning. when the Giants got
a run. and both sides were blanked
In the fifth. sixth. seventh. eighth
and ninth innings
Score by innings:
RHE.
New York DOL 1000 OIL 8 O.
0 0 0 0 0 o 0 90 8 /
Batteries; McGlnnity aud Bres-
nehRn; Plank and Powers. I'm
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Hlt1lf1 O. Vi r. fosIdent
Elaw ARID lhe b1aFa ~ dI.
an Lake Erie i D'1io i<itS
Canal company. nf<of1 PEI
b 1HElhff 81 engineers "a
ti.d / started from here 20
e31eh H5ay$ trip to extin'ne
finch NaapfoIcAt4 for ship
inch Heat.f>ake Iris With The
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The board Of works held n meet
Ing Friday afternoon to 40 over the
plans for the new city Jail. Build
Ink Inspector Place submitted HIS
estimate of the cost.
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Endeavorers oil Washington
Also the people OF the city aud state
Likewise the business OF the city
will OF that special convention commit
M6aw Of the chamber OF commerce,
Monday chamber of commerce. at o'clock
william II. Seattle can't take care OF
$4,000 time will be there And he VIII also be
In the chair
Likewise will there Thomas Prosch, who
little and Austin Gths the righteous
10 will be there.
president OF the local union OF
!
funny things Will happen-among them the facts
that Seattle can and nm
doubedy $1,000 people at the convention OF
1907
the Plymouth Congregational church.
the members Christian Endeayor union Will tell
happened and the flowing bowl waerl
and Of ~ luncheon which VIII be spread
plain food
lon a q o for instance
likely TINT the regular meeting to be held on Friday
viii considerable weight
the rpooof special convention commiso the
chamber OF commerce.
At any rate. il viii be a sort Of indignation meetns
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INNOCENT VICTIM OF llouoR-oRANK INSTEAD OF WATER
LIES IN eARALYTic sTUPoR-PRosAelV LIFETIME PLY.
scAL WRECK