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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

wounded fellow who may be Iysns
out in the open. suffering. sioKlf
dying That's when the hofruF I
II comes.
Too much has been written Shaz,
the pomp and circumstance Of VA,
too little about It's horrors il
giamor OF war. the flash OF swoFst
the glory Of the charge and the -
sault. the picturesque side OF var I
the one that people know. The he''
rur Of il is passed lightly over. eyh
forgotten entirely. There IS q y
OF thrill about men lighting "a
dying for their country. there IS
spice Of heroism In IL all that A.
peals 20 everyone But there
another side to war. You come fsrs
10 face with It when you come sd
denly across the dead body Of
handsome young soldier lying In "a
corn field, when you see a soldid'
terribly wounded. being toms
across the field In a streteher, wien
you visit a field hospital and see NJ
scores OF wounded waiting for thsi
turns under the knife Of the sui'
gcon. when you see the little eis-
tiers OF ravines IN the field, or ~
fighting packs OF pariah dogs
There are two sides 20 WI
there Is the glory and the glArH
and the spectacle and there +
the little wooden box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

81 some Of US back 10 Jaonu." be
said
Then I Understood. Those little
boxes we're collins In them the
mortal remains 81 the soldiers who
were 90 die ia the next great bat
tie would be sent back 10 japan
Tor final burial Ia the old earth 81
their oWn country The bodies II
the japanese dead are crematcd
and the only relies that are sent
home are "a bone from the throat.
"A finger bail and a lock Of hair
had seen the heaps 81 dead In
the trenches on the shu-Ham Pc
hills. ! had seen hundreds Of hor-
r.bly wounded men in the field
hospitals. but strange as Ii may
seem. Il was thar pile OF little
plain wooden boxes that brought
home "a me for the first time the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

oceaaiona since ] have beea ~
the army have seen great aun.
berH Of dead men A. shu-san-Pt
there were hundreds Of then ta4
as they had fallen In the trenches
after the occupation OF shi-HEH
I saw more than 1900 dead Russs1.l
Ia one heap These did not lmyret
me with anything bat curiosity. BIZ
when one comes acruss a dead so.
dier IN a corn field Eomevhefs q
b. himself. the horror CONES
don't know what Il Is. possibly 4 d
the loneliness Of u. the fact that "a
lnstinctiyely knows that the pou
chap who lies there dead has suffer,
ed by himself. far from bis ffieaa
and comrades When the En0w ixi
OF the wind whistle around the "a
ncr OF the house al night %,
cannot help thinking o! the POO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

true horror OF war. Think OF II
for a moment Here In the plain
sight OF every soldier that parsed
were these stolid Cinnamon max
ing cofana-far whom? For that
soldier on the platform perhaps. or
for one or all OF that laughing
knot Of young fellows who are
listening 20 a story q few yards
away. perhaps for the officer yon-
der with the gold shoulder knot.
perhaps for great general him
self They might be for any OF the
men around. any Of the bale.
hearty men. anyone ia sight OK
cept that sorely wounded man who
Is being carefully put on the train
by his comrades. He is on his way
home: Il Is for those who stay
that the little wooden boxes are
being made
A few days after We captured
the village OF Shi-Hi-Lo and took
up our quarters here | got my
second impression OF the real hor-
rurs OF war Our quarters arc on
the edge OF the village and Just
outside Is a great plain. across
which the Japanese drove the Rus
SLAMS before entering the village.
-Four or five hundred yards from
our quarters is the last OF the Rus
sian trenches where there was a
very desperate little fight. one of
those 'small incidents OF the battle
field. scores Of which 20 TO make
up a biz battle / walked out onto
the field and seeing this trench
went towards u. As I approached
saw Just beyond the parapet
score of the wolf-like Chinese dogs
that lnfest the country. They
were fighting went closer and
then suddenly turned away. In
this trench the Russian dead had
been buried. but the grave had been
too shallow. called the attention
Of some Japanese soldiers to tho
dogs and when l next passed that
way the dirt had been heaped up
high above the parapet of the
trench.
On one Of the last days Of the
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DISCHARGED

" " Fletcher. a barber Of I'M
man CITY. waH acquitted by d Hups#
riar court jury this morning Of the
charge OF assault With intent to
commit murder flo waH accused
Of having attempted 10 take the life
Ut r. II Wilson. who runs "A rival
establishment II developed at the
trial that Wilson had really nothing
on which 10 base the charges he
made against the defendant aud
that the whole affair wuH the result
OF lil will.
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RY Their
Benefit

The Hyther home benefit IL on
foot
II Will be monster benefit and
ont Uf the proceeds viii come wood
and coal and rent and food for the
o. youngsters uuW being lowered
under the mother3 WING OF Moth
er' iiyther out AZ the P0utluH The
dimes and nifkela and quarters aud
halves that will flow into the de-
pleted Golfers Of the most popular
charity "a Seattle will 50 90 elOthe
the ahiFernE bodies Of homeless
little ones. aud 10 hll their hungry
lifti" Htnmacha
That's why the Seattle theater
VIII be- crowded ON the nlfht OF
"Wednesday. February I with people
Who VIII pas their money and Eet
hielr moneys worth Of entertain
meut To HaY nothing Of the glow
they'll have IN their hearts for a
good deed done
And they are going 10 have a look
at the Mother HYther and her big
brood 81 little Ones. for the young
STEERS are naN Justify rrhearrinr
their fafOrite song Home. Sweet
Home out ~ the home on Denny
Way. and will do their little turn
along With the professional and am
ateur talent that President Sam
Wheeler % the Actors union. is
marnhaiiing into line
This morning Manager Howe. Of
the Seattle theatef. tslephoued The
Star thar the theater would be- II
The disposal II the Ryther home on
"Wednesday night. February / and
that the light. heat and tickets
would be furnished along with the
house, free Of charge And SIR y
4 Cauffman aud sam Wheeler i'm
mediateig sent 70 work aud the
bail waH set rolling. Already twice
ne much talent az will be necessary
Tor a good program has been volun-
teered
Manager Ray. or the Pacific Coast
Amusement company. has volun-
tearei his AarYicea az manager and
stage director for the entertainment
and the phiianthropic department
of the Seattle Woman'a club all at.
tend % the selling - the tickets
aud the soliciting A printing firm
has volunteered 10 print the tickets.
aud help % all sorts &C. offered from
other sources
Among the enterprises thai viii
add o. the harvest 81 silver for the
home will be the sale Of button
aires lemonade and bags Of candy
among the audience ty the little
children ~ the Rythcr home. A
umber ~ florists have volunteered
90 furnish flowers gratis for the
purpose. and the candy firms VIII
donate candy.
The audience will be uaherpd hY
uaherHt rom the ranks % geaftie.H
Young professional men. and the
programs viii b. distributed BY at
trariivs young ladies Several nov
81 features arr being planned for
the benefit. and within the next few
days the arrangements vlll hn com
pleicd.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
MAEGHrHIA close BY the rail
way station At Lilac. Yang when Wa
we're there. there #aa a little shed.
aud iu that shed a dozen Chime
carpenter worked all day. dag after
day. making little wooden b0Ees
These boxes Wefe about uir inches
square and tao Inches deep Day
after daY I passed the place aud the
carpenters were always busy. al
ways making Tho little wooden box
eH.
At nfHt I looked al them idly.
then became curious. and when
the whole shed was filled With
these little boxes. decided 10 FIND
out what they were for asked Fl
Japanese officer Wh0 speaks Eng.
llah lie laughed
"Tho#e are for the transportation
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'The Little Wooden Box"
Mute Story of Wars
Horrors

fighting a. tho aa=uo ! wen, q.
ward CLOSE behIa4 The advs,. -
Japan~Ee line Only haIf a, t.
before the Jagalae had r -.
out Of their aHaIlow t,ssss7.
through the town. unsfnee..s,l
we came upon me trench ~
squatted down bro the trench ~
rifle across Tho paraBei -
Japanese soldier / walksa -
the end 81 the trench and 49,
at him There aaH a half smli1 !.
his lips and hI- cheek wa ags,.a.
the butt 81 BIZ rifle hla eve :, ny
slight But IN Tie center 4, - -
forehead was "a '.aY hole. me-.
Was filling FOR one of thoss i.,'
wooden boxes.
/ don't know Why Il f. bm 4.
certainly iB a fact that a h. !,
dead soldiers are not lmpresgi.s
while a single one Is. On sevs.,i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

The case - the state against Bert
Kaufman. charged with rape. vas
dismissed By Superior Judge Griffin
this morning on the motion Of the
prosecuting attorney.
Frank Adams pleaded guilty 20
burglary IN the superior court this
morning and waa sentenced by SUI
perior Judge Grifna.fo one year In
the penltcntiary. He broke into the
homo Of Elmer Jackson. ~ Queen
Anne avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

The condition Of Helen Baker, %
little rirl who was injured at "a
Cascade school last Friday foreno'l'
remains about the same. The ex'e,'
nal injuries are not regarded as sen
Gus, but internal complications az
foarnl.
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Mary Jeanette BeattIe the
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and ~
Walter Beattie. died yestesaI,
morning az the Pacific hospss-
The funeral will he held from y
residence. I'll Twenty-tirst ayshs
tomorrow afternoon. at oee,
interment will take place a. -
View cemetery.
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Star kant AID. Agencies

p. n. Mullen. a2i Ballard ave- ep.
poslta CRe HALL
Fremont Drua Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue
Quaker Drua Co. 1918 tat ave.
Thea Harris at pestofites, Rentor.
{. y. lehndrsif. cigar staroi 2ie'
AmHaasA
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CHEAP acres on lake and ear tucu.
over 30 chickens taHkryu AID decks
guaA buiIdtuEH lots n berries ana
fruits. emily SO. On terms = -
dosn and tQ per- meath. for whole
business eaat me 3 Nmfa as much
&C. ooohkerpFf a. room = Ilmra
elock. second floor. to-day II
TWENTY naisamen are selling
cheap arFes tH NtumanH NnrdsH u
Eden add az - Pc acre. on iaks
nud : car lines close iH terms iAc a
aaY take free boat Al Rainier Bach
hoathnuaH. on ~ aahtnatnn street car
ire - Hafanmsn on grounds TT
-==--=a
In ACRES across Like washington.
tM ufilfa from railroad station uu
county rad good HHtl lesFi go 30
feet cedar - bearing fFuit fftrH
fine tract 90 HutdIside - hula for
Investment VIII BE- worth 81 rrr
acre wheu cleared Wiu sell faf hair
what ADJOINING lands are held &C
Prize g. Nrf nEFe
A ii NEWELL ne Martan - -
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FOR LEASE
Three warehouse. saeh having rail-
read spur
Gnngtre-a

-
CHOICE Garden TRACra
BEsTW hen SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Have subsiielied an ed hop raneh-a
very rich boitafn land Int aad o..
each tract iH cleared cultivated no
stumps does not osarfluH fine fHu=
uiaE spfIHE water several tracts
hiEh Eroaud Ter bl1iiinE site. Rat
rnad station ard HeHaHfhause uu the
land. HfaVeted vuada ard free mail
delivery an the convenience %
suburb Come % once and set
choice. S acres from so 80. accord
Ing 60 improvements.
A. y. NEWELL. nc Marion - -
a sSAP-If you want a nice suburban
hnnaa fer haff lta vhiue. late aud
early beats every a minutes ~
cents fare. Thfs q 3 rixsFaum house
q XIII land. wtth fine vieN - lake.
A Is NEWELL. rs Marion st n
LOTS g esch IN summer recent near
seattle also acreage from - up.
Apply Owner. Grand Union hotel
CHOICE WATER FRoNT on Lake
Washington. az HnnfinndinHs "a
acres ssfth ueaf f-ruan cottage
ROBERT MALTBT. SO Nea York biz
EACRE tracts. Z miles from Bellevue.
across Lake Washington. la TIE
Strawberry belt. 81 per acre. ~
y p MERRITT.
Fhono Ballard 81. ila North street,
- Re, ssl.-s s-c,. .os l.ses
Farm BARGAIN - acres. b~twesn
Seattle ard Tacoma aIi level excellent
soil ia acres Improved. Groom house.
barn. several uuthHfiidiuEH VIII sell
with or without stock and tools
Owner desires quick sale. aud has
ret price HrraFIlnHfW
ROBERT MALTBY. 80 New York BIZ.
SEVERAL. NICE l0-arrc tracts. handy
60 seat tie-Iaenua Hntrruruau. level
lend. flr.t class soil. very easily
take part payment IN labor
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 New York blk
"a
FREE GOVERNMENT LAND.
HurnrHtenda desert rialfua irrfaHtcd
lands. timber lands. ranches q all
81 o. SMITH 4 co.
Room 3 Times BidK
Fer ssl.--P..l E.,s,.
IN LAST 4 Elahh
s-roou house. ii.2fo. 90 down and SIS
per month.
one t-room house. $40. - down and
" per month.
one 5-room house. tg1. 80 down and
80 per month
Ore Broom house Edo. - down and
so Der month.
y. r MERRITT.
Phone ballard 5sZi ii5 North Street.
n
CHEAP CLOHE-tN level lots with
water mains and sidewalks laid. only
20 and up. terms = per month. We
have telephones. electric street
lights stores. schools and churches.
over Zaaf l1fH and - houses have
been sold in sautheaHt Seattle IN five
months only 10 minutes ride by
clock Take Washington street car
% The most popular suburb u ae-
attls. -.4..f
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R,sl s.,.,. Continues
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Most Desirable Part ~ Seattle
ron A HOME

stGttTtN block 81 no tata b5sfn each,
immediately south Hf Woodland
Park Boo this beautiful residence dIs
uigt uuv hlu,h e. a mia. raH service
Just tho location fur "a builder A
huuHs uu each Zoe iu THE hiHtf'r
MuHIH HrII aH soon as completed
So rH.h lot VIII divide ca Huit
pWrHHHHtr
rugm cottage conveniently arranged
hnd iH the beet residence district iu
Fremont Fl H. 80 cash. huI tit per
month interest Included.
Lot ou Aurora ave. with aiI improve
menta Boa and paid zoe fEa
Take Green Lake Car to uiewitt 81
Huwulsu s BALDWIN.
40 Fremont Ave.
Phone North go
J H. baldwin }, A. nowaIah
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A AhhfE' Ahl.E place " hoffeN
money ON diamonds. IsNuiffs
watches American watch a jgwsi
- Co - First opp Rainier lrands
private offices stricttf Coufidsnusl
ahr FFes NAr q Hsattir aI nskins
Moving A Storage CO. first Avenue
and Cherry street
PRIVATE money q loan on any Kind
~ security Lawrence Murphy. -
Gulman blnuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-23

business chansss-cor,lnusd
> ht0Fs bottom lsHd eIasr 10
Flrtebsfa HAY ahuut half CLEARED
nn lMpfuf surnta. viii sell uf trade
Tor city property
q acres. close 90 I-irtrhrrs Hay. half
~ it bottom. no improvements price
30. on terms
a ceres located aanr az above. partly
CLEARED. Eaad new Groom house.
49,
n .nrfea mest az good marsh iand near
truHfH willie THE o. as good iaud ah
there ia in kitnan Go 800
90 acres waterfront ou HaIubridss
island u.zso
HAMILTON a OLSEN.
80 Marion hIk "a
Pspaasu
PAHlulAN monthly rvsuiater. bely
SUI , sats f,msaL esFst Tails rphI,
fad. Ssw iors Msalesi ii' sss -.
brook nids ise's md
cry MEasEfiaEH 60.
hs1ssHErfr. carriages and hareass
Saaaas Furnished % Ell pats ~ ~,
a. a 1s aIIsst ef1gssgs' ,,i Nap 9,t.s ~
t1i Fhird avenue ~ washinEtap 81
UNION MEgEEAgEm
Sd md - es KING 81 carrissss
baggage. nuEaHH Prompt Hrrs iac
opsa aay aad aisht
MARRY Wealth and nsauts az.
riaEH directory FNEE. uas aHsn
married entirely rev Plan Hrrf u1
money Address "a A Horton. HaHf
an Tfk aHHba Mieh
LAHfEH when in need send for rfrs
tfiai r uHF never fHiaiHF frmFfF &C.
lief quick FaftH Chemical Co Mh-
naHkrr. VIA
VITAE ORE. nAfurs greatest r.na.
sfY. sne ali v o prsrnFaIfoas p
II heFtons Gsn AZ "a BaTias
street Tel, ina y ~
aUlEIfft.NorH hnff removed BY
electric needle Electric afad fiHHaa
tors facial Hud scalp uaFHaFf mHfk
WuaFaHtrrd Eieefres Iaru CO.. gB
Eutrf tfIaak
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rpnesss rvIsflyussfe.. ihts wgpasrtpi
riaaH her With anV ether - irnist IL
Seattle without ftlut eHtsalflHE hsf
prrarsi ana futurs told fran cradle
% grave aaffHfHrttuH guaranteed %
20 nay. II. first Ave. Hsafs q
daily ~
PRIZE TEST FUTURE roHEroibi
The young MADAME = Earsida lust
arrived from hFfrff WI remain
future in Sen dIffigsai safs b esf.
800 q - letter aiaa ts'iH Iadf ar
EeutfsulaH the LETTERS in tha hnHa-
y BE- .hs future hastuna o. sife Fin
ous claiming e. f~U tbr flii ramr
hrlsE tatA husband o. loser d -
Do - miles AVA Send ~ ~ hale
ard date = birth ard ten 4unstlaila
aud q ~ letter Aisn have the
sfsst Eglpi,s.9, hs,sasipiats charm
fniusa here o. in Alaska alsstF
marriage AL g. truuhlr emu fhs
ma siafur Hiil touch th# haHi ~ each
hnd ffrrE rurtafurr Tee vfth ihs
only good i1rh store iu AmFfiaa
Madame a Eaeaida apstaifa. sffi--
huHfH D. q m. Co q en- Hg-h ~.
crf daN ard Haudafa aaEs FIrnf
Ave. corner II Bell. seattle Wash
HEv MAHGAHEr TETZLAFF sbir-
tHal server. followed b. tsatF Ned
nsuday sad Friday evenings rad.
Fhels lad a M Ia
nHs MARY HciNIDT. IIansafias
III, ssrd gsaasF q mites ~ - I'm, ss
al affairs ~ life. business. mining
Room The olsnbroak. itlss Fifsi
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Acreage ZEE SAT.

WArERFRoNr oN SOUND 10 aerrs.
an level Fleh Efaf inam futt. mHHflf
alder aud maple easily cleared Elnso
Railroad Station aud buatlaudinE
FsH
ROBERT MALTHY. go New York hik
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WOULD care fur one chila prefer !
G. years. terms reasonable. Phone
Red IL Ballard 81
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-16
gERNICE.

1t is with the deepest regret that
we announce the death of Alexander
Spence, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Spence, who has been "a
sufferer with rheumatism for the last
six months -Four weeks ago he
was sent to the Williamsport Hos.
pital for treatment, and seemed to
be improving nicely. His parents
and friend, were expecting him
home, cured of his aftliction, in n
short time, and his death came ~ u
severe shock to all.
Treasurer elect Farrell was ~hak
ing hands with the boys at this place
saturday.
County Chairman Shoemaker WAS
calling on the Republican headers at
this place Friday,
AIr-. John Sick is visiting iicud-
in New York city.
Mrs. Frumburg who ha, been vi-.
iting friends in Now York, returned
home Friday
John T. Murphy Is ,till uu the
sick list and i improving slowly.
Mi-, Lizzie Dri-cull ar ~tyrr, s.
visiting her parents hcrr.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel . Cpun.r.
who have hcen visiting thr mru.r.
parent. lt this place, have returned
T o. their home Ia Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Mctirc OF Sayrc. Nl-i
+ tci her parents here last SATURDAY
Mrs jaime, tuuurrs visited ~,rui
tom friends last week
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-16

The following is the program OF
the Inter. Co Inst. of the w. {. !.
L. ID be held at East Forks, Friday
afternoon and evening, November
II, 1905.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-16
NOTICE.

Ia pursuance of the Resolution of
the Board oi Directors Of the Eagle,
Mere thautaulua PASSED October 9th
,Va5. specia. w,ctlng ol The stock
holders of said corporation will lc
held on ruysla, the nineteenth day
oi urcemb,r A. IT,, zoos az one
3'clocJ 0. 49, ul thy principal place
ot business oftEe said corporation iu
.ue Borough pl lsarl>s Mere. County
al sullivan aul SlreoircuusvlNau5l,
sos ghe fatpo~e al obtaining the cou-
a,lt ofth, sto,h-hol1,r, of said cor.
p'a,iun e. proposed Increase uf ft,
capital stock nom twenty ft. huu-
lrgJ Shares the pu value g. leu
Julau. tahe, Thousand .hne al ,hs
tt ,sIueo' t,u d1llar-.
D.. d Is ess
tt"Irttfk.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-16
County Seat
Local and Personal Events
Tersely Told.

Rev. T. s. Ripple was Dushore
visit n Wednesday.
Miss Edith Eddy of Glen Mawr,
spent few days with her parents
last week.
Mr.. George Ingham of Sugar
Run. is visiting his brother, Hon.
T. j. Ingham.
Treasurer elect Farrell was a
county seat visitor Tuesday,
Miss Charlotte Miller of New
York city is spending a few days
with her father who will accom-
pany her to the city the latter part
of the week.
Francis H. Bardwell of Grover,
and Miss Jennie Reed Of Eldreds-
Vile. were united in marriage on
Wednesday afternoon, 10y Squire
-
Mr. ana MIS-. 'lia'leS + "ilS'o" "ilS'o"
have gone to Bridgeville, Del.
where they will spend the winter
win 'i'e'' """S"'''' '''' - N
lIVahef
Look out for the sewing machine
man who comes to the house and
claim. that he ha, been sent there to
rpoair the machine. He is fakir
an will try to oct big money out of
his victims.
eoo,,,. Lo.ter h,. moved his saw
,,;i, rr,,, p.,rl. Nm, i'm Forks Twp.
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II, 1905.
Afternoon
1870 Music by congregation.
One..ing Devotion3, Mrs. \. \ough.
Benefits of w. c. #. L. liturature
IN the Home, Mrs. Emma Bryan.
Quiz on State Report, Mrs. Anna
f. Nye.
:. 7. /. in Public Schools, Mrs.
May Fawcatt.
Music by congregation.
The Norman Menace, Mrs. \. y.
Rogers.
Drill on Local Work and ConSti-
tuition, Mrs. c. l.. Rothrock.
Question Box.
National w. c. T. L. Plans:
a, Willard Memorial, b, Red
Letter days, Mrs. Hattie Collins; c,
w. L. c. r. in Washington, MIS-.
Sarah White.
l.. 7. l.. and T. l.. b. Work, Mrs.
Anna Potter.
Are patent medicines injurious?
Mrs. II. l.. Pardoc.
Evening
Music, selected. Dev"lions, Rev.
Fisk. Music, choir.
Recitation. Report of State Con
vention, Miss Sara Hucl<lc, Go. Pres
Recitation. Address: What Consti-
tutes Christian Citizenship? Rev. f..
\. Dodd.
Offering, Music. Benediction.
The title of champion bear hunter
of Lycoming county belongs to e..
w. Williamson, at least until the
man turns up who can slay more
than a trio of the members of Bruins
tribe in Just about as many minutes
as there are bears in the roundup.
Mr.. Williamson with his son, on
Saturday wer" hunting near Salad.
a,hurg when he came upon four
bears, a large one and three cubs.
bat he was equal to the emergency,
he brought down the bear and two
of the cubs. The third cub escaped.
An old fashioned New England
supper will be served by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the NJ. +. Church, at
the home of Mrs. Ida Mahaify on
Friday evening, November L..
Worth of your money guaranteed.
supper ,rved from 5:30 until 10
o'clock.
Fred Lawson and w. NJ. shoe
maker, two we'll know game war.
dens, Of Bradford county, have been
arrested upon the alleged charge Of
assault and battery on Il Sayre man
The defendants furnished bail before
a justice of the peace at Towanda, To
appear ut the next term of the Brad
ford county court.
OF course it was Il boy who wrote
this essay: "The mouth is the front
door of the face. is the aperture
to the cold storage of our anatomy,
it is the hot bed of toothache and the
bung hole Of Oratory. The mouth j.
the crimson aisle of the river. 1t il
the fountain of patriotism, and the
tool chest for pie. Without the
mouth the politician would be ii
Wauderer upon the face of the earth,
and go down to dishonered grave.
1t is the grocers friend, the dentists :
hope. 1t is the temptation lunch
counter when attached to pretty
girl, and a tobacco tiend when at
tached to II man"
\ horrible accident occurred liz
the brewery of John {. Stockee,
near Port Allegheny wednesday Y
OF last week in which II son of the
brewer had his head blown off and
three other employees of the brewery
were knocked unconscious and al
most drowned in the escaping beer.
Young stockcr was tapping Il h'g
vat, using compressed air to force
the liquid into the kegs He turn
ed on the air without opening tn,
spigot the result being the explc.
sion.
NOTICE
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-16

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az.l Is titv uratt-t. strongest auA Hpsl durable
..n.IaW shat5t holder ou the market. and We
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