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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

Senator Deliver of Iowa tells of a time when he was schoolteacher in this state and !inew two young fel- lows who between them looked after small railroad station. One was Billy Van Horne and the other was Charley Hayes The former became tele- graph operator and before ten years was superintendent of the St. Paul road. Now he Is Sir William Van horne made a baronet because of the wonde9tul ability he displayed in res
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28
MUCU-TONE

There is no guess work with us on Rexal Mucu-Tone We knoso sUh0t # is made of.
 Not only do we know, but Ve aVin give yoa Q copy of ike formGla.
 There is no secret about any Rexall remedy we make theni-one thousand of us leading druggists all over America-in our great CO., operative laboratories at Boston, Mass. We own the laboratories, and everything in them, and we operate them just as skillfuly as our com bined brains and money will let us, and just as honestly as honest men know how.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

aa --~~aIn cure that we
 ..nnng to say to you; "We know this is all right Take it home and use it with the full assurance that if it does not cure you, you can bring it back to us and we will promptly refund your rnonev."' That catarrh cure is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

Whats the matter with you?" cried the aeronaut to his new assistant T thought you said you knew your bnsi- ness! You act as If you'd never seen balloon beforeH
 q haven't" admitted the assistant T was educated in a correspondence school. Freq Press
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-28

cuing the Canadian Pacific from its moriblInd condition. Hayes is now head of the Southern Pacific at very large salary
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

j. A. Stegar and family are at Cer-
ulean Springs, having gone there the
first of the week to remain until cool
weather. Princeton Leader.
Hon. VIM. Marble, of Paducah, was
here Sunday enroute home from Ma
rion.-Prnceton Leader.
Miss Carrie Grace Akin left this
week for Danville, ILL.,, where she has
position as book keeper for the Sing
er Sew ing Machine Company. Prince
ton Leader.
Miss Nell Gray, of Salem, KY, is
visiting fderds here. Paducah News
Democrat.
Mr.. j. 7. Terry, Of Sheridan, KY,
visited the family Of A. n. Stallion
last week. Dixon Correspondent Hen
derson Cleaner.
Rev. F. A. Mitchell and two daugh-
ters, Misses Marc and Flora, left yes
terday for Central City to attend the
Methodist Conference. which convenes
there next week.-Cadiz Record.
Chas. Evans, formerly superinten-
dent Of the Marion, KY, schools, spent
few weeks among friends and rela.
tives in Western Kentucky. He has
been reelected to the SUPPLEMENTARY
Of the Ardmore, Oklahoma schools,
with an increase of salary. Southern
School journal.
Bishop E. r. Hendrix, Of Kansas
City. Mo, on the way from Madison.
vile to Central City to preside at the
Louisville conference, was the guest Of
Rev. J. 7. Rushing for dinner yester-
day Henderson Cleaner.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
LITTLE RECORDS.

+. W. Num-. Dentist.
Clarence Franks was in Tolu Satr--
day
Wanted Girl school boarders
Mas. NJ. A. PERRY.
Judge Greer. Of Paducah. was In the
,ity this week.
For fresh meat 20 to J. ". Giyens
g Son
Miss Grace Taylor visited at Salem
last week.
Mrs c. +. Metz is III at her home
10 the city.
seldom Ainsworth BE- Mathis home
on Depot ST.
D. b. Kc,.. Of Dawson. was in the
city this week.
Hcs; sewing machines on the Ncars
Home Num- & Tucker
j A. StcgaE u Princeton. was In
the city Monday.
Woods q Orme carry everything
needed Ia the school room
J W Adams attended prcshytcry at
Fulton this week.
White House coffee. best IN town.
sold by II koltInsky.
Mrs Sam Gugcnhcim is visiting in
Providence. thi. week.
G. NJ HaJacs attended the circus
90 Hopkinsvillc. "Wednesday.
b. L. YATES. II Lcyias. attended Con-
ference At Contra! City. this week
Thos. u. Coct an Is attending Con-
ference at Central q, this week.
Mis- Ora IIotycs Is VISITING Miss Ad.
die Num- at her home near Rodney.
Walter Hutchen, a composi,or at the
Press office. = III at his home In the city.
Mrs.. W. n. Rochester and lit,l,
laughter are ,isliiag relatives at Green.
VILE.
Mu. II. r. Kuykendall left Tuesday
Tor Princeton. where they will max,
their home.
1T takes two O. make a bargain.
Frederick $. Stilwcll, Dentist, oyci
Marion Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cook and daugh
ter. Elizabeth. attended the circus at
iupkinsville "Wednesday.
Miss Ina Price leaves today FRIDAY
Tor Nashville. where she will study Al
the Consci satory OF Music.
Mu. W. II. Gopher spent the latter
part of last week with hcr sister. Mrs
Tom James. at Cascyy.I.r.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28

+. w. Mum, dentist. jenkins building
7. j. Cameron is now working in
Sturgis.
Byrd Guess spent Sunday in Owens
boro.
Cold and hot baths at Metz & Sed-
berry.
Mrs. Geo. =. Roberts visited friends
II fred56is Monday.
Wanted Gentlemen boarders.
MEs. J. ". GooDLoE.
Dave Woods, Of Union county, was
in the city Saturday.
w. d. Baird afforded the fair at
Henderson this week
Mrs e. J. Burgctt was III last week
but Is able to be up now.
Ruchter Paint. best on earth 81 %
Per gallon. Num- a Tucker.
Mrs. tnas. Weldon. Of Tolu. visited
relatives in the city last week.
Mrs Columbus Ncaly left Monday
Tor a visit at Henderson.
Mn. A. s. Caycnder's millinery
Opening will begin Oct. g.
Wanted Bushel or so Of good can.
ming peaches. Apply at this Office,
Mrs. Hale. Of Uniontown. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. ". $. Hutchen.
Collins & Caskets. prices rock bot
tom. Num- q Tucker.
Rev J. =. Hogard. Of Tribune is at
tending Conference this week.
Rev. Ben Andres left Tuesday for
Fulton. where he VII attend Presby'
teiy
Woods & Ormc can furnish YOU
books, tablets. states and etc.
Rev. Virgil Elgin left Tuesday for
Central City. where he will attend Con
ference.
Misses Emma and Bertha Scott, o.
Frankfort, n.y.. is visiting Mrs. ". o
Tucker.
Prices same on Old Hickory whiskel
at new stand up town.
HlrfEL 4 Lowry.
T. Seymour Smith. proprietor oi
/ Sylvan Stock Farm. Of frarSiin, ny,
was in the city MONDAY.
Bert Stout is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mn. VIM. Stout, Of CrooEo'
Creek ncighborhood.
Woods q Orme have the largest tab
/ lets and states that can be bought fol
the money,
| J. ". Goodloc left Monday for Stur
ris where be- has q contract 10 plastic
and paucr arcsidcncc Tor Mr.. Mckcag
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
Want More Bids.

The Building Committee Of Baptist
Church met in Judge Blackburn's Of
flee, received and opened bids for the
erection Of Baptist Church. finding
bids not satisfactory. II was decided to
re-advertise for other bids until noon
October 10. 1906. LEVI Cook.
lSec'y Bldg. Com.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28

Buy the best meat from J. W. Civ
ems & Son.
Mesdames G. n. Corger and VIM.
Riggin spent Friday in Kelsey.
Mrs. John W. Wilson was the S lest
Of friends in Fredonia Monday.
Mrs. Alice Wallace, Of Sturgis, is
visiting her son J. c. Wallace.
Misses Mabel Yandell and Ethel
Boaz visited in Blg"kford ST. day.
Woods & Orme are headquarters
for school books, tablets, states and
pencils.
Miss Mamie Mckinney Of Morgan
field, visited Miss Ada Hughes this
week.
Misses Emmie and Bertha Scott, Of
Frankfort, are the guests Of Mrs. OIL
Tucker.
Lee McElroy. Of Fredonia, represent
ing shoe company was in the city
Saturday.
Old Hickory whiskey now up town.
Billart's old stand across from post
office. HlPPEL 4 LOWRY.
Rev. J. II. Butler left Monday for
Gracey. Ky. where he will assist Rev.
Conway in a meeting.
Misses Villa Rogers and Virginia
Phipps. Of Morganfeld. were the guest
Of Miss Ina Price Sunday.
Mr.. Ian Haynes. Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, visited his brothers. II. A. and
X. +. Haynes. tbs week.
Mrs. Love has quite a nice line of
ready.to-wear hats. Everyone is inyit'
ed 10 call and see them.
Mrs. Adah Lavender returned Friday
from Louisville. where she had been Il
buy her dry goods and millinery.
III you wish to enjoy the fruit
pluck not the flower" Frederick S
/ Stilwell, Dentist, over Marion Bank.
Mrs. J. +. Brow I. Of this place, Wis
/ tied hcr daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Wright
near Crittendcn Springs last week.
Mesdames q. NJ. Conyer and VIM
/ Riggin spent Monday with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Cardin. near view
Mrs. Lola NJ Davidson will have hel
millinery opening beginning wednes
day oct. 3, and will last three days.
Mrs. Davidson cordially invites all 4
call and see her new and up-tt dat
line Of millinery. Opening days Oct
liz. as
Mrs. A. J. Butler and daughter
| Mabel and vcrha. visited her sister
Mrs. Tom james, at Cascyyillc las
week.
Miss Laura Hurley returned last Fri
day from Louisville. where she ha
been learning the new styles iu mi'liu
,ry
Dr. !. u. Tbrnlk1M returned Tues
day from Mcllorl. Okla, where be ha
been locl,inr after some real estate
business.
Preston lamb. of the Iron llill vic.n
itv and SON of John D. Lamb dccc1s
esd. started Tor the deaf and dumb asy
mm "Wednesday VI last week
"It matters lcss toa man where hl
. &. born than whore he can live" Gel
your teeth fixed 10y DR. Frederick $
Sulwcll. office over Marion Bank
We sell fertilizer right fresh iron
the factory. II has not been on han,
ysar ana the sack rotten and th'
strength gone. lIlcgllN Bios.
Mrs. Davidson thanks you for you
patronage In the past and solicits YOU
trade IL the future. Call and see he
hats TIVE Opening will begin Wednes
day Oct. :, lasts three days.
wANTED-Familics with boys an,
girls. Viii give employment to all o
proper age. Good chance for boys 4
learn a trade and steady employment
for girls. EVANSVILLE GLASS Co..
last EVANSVILLE, lND.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28

Piles positively cured With DR.. Shoop's
Magic Ointment. It's made for piles
alone, and it does the work to perfect
ton. Itching, painful, protuding or
blind piles, disappear Ike magic. Sold
by, Haynes & Taylor. I'm
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
Notice

All persons having claims against the
estate Of Sarah Hill, deceased, will pre-
sent same, properly proven, on or be-
fore the Goth Of October, 1906.
W. B. YiNDELL,
Administrator.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
Farm for Sale

Good farm two miles west Of Shady
Grove. $50 acres. fairly good improve
ments. bain. plenty of water. good
dwelling, good orchard and 10 acres
timber. Price, SS50.00 a bargain TO
some one looking for a location Of
that kind.
If Hey Stations.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-28
FOR SALE.

One light running two-horse wagon,
two side-saddles, see Mrs. NJ. L. Wright
or Ed Smart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
DOUBLE
TRACK ROAD
soRrH BANK ROAD sEsRs
SONG pisrtscrios-AlLL ~
TENDS IMPROVEMENTS ~
SOUTHERN PART OF STATE.

VANCOUVER Wash. AUG g
FolievlnE the announcement that
the North hank line soald double.
track ia Washington tins in two
places. comes the news that ths
Northern Pacific all IN a short
time make extensive Improvement
on the roadbcd ~ its kafsms
branch between this city and Ridge
field The work As nuw confsm
plated. Includes the changing Of the
track 80 as 90 avoid curYce. ans
Il a aiao said that = donhse track
may be laid over a portion 81 this
line. The Northern Pacific has for
some ilsns been. quletiY purchasing
land adjoining the present right of
way, a. eel 80 In ether neighbor
ing sections
The improvements 10 the North
Bank contemplate a a0ubie track
between Vancouver ana Cape Horn,
a distance of g miles and aiso be-
tween Hover aud kenuswiek. a Il
mile stretch along the upper river
James HIll hHs issued orders for
this Nork and when finished the
North Bank will bear the distine
ton Of being the only double track
road In Fhs vest
The necessity of eliminating 80
many switches along the river was
the reason for deciding to double
track the nne. as during the grain
season the many switches would
have TO be provided. aud the loss In
time 20 trains would prove a vast
expense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
Free Excursion TO
darlington

The free excursions being rua for
the benefit of Investors to EARRING.
tor. senttie'a beautiful new suburb.
hy the Security Savings A Safe
Dcpoalt curnpany. are proving Won
derfully successful. and 80 10 show
what can be done In placing new
additions when .pof live people
take hold Of them. Darlington IL
proving immensely popular with
out of town investors. as we'll az
feaidsuta Of Seattle. TO people who
want an ideal home cheap the above
company Is offering model =
room cottage. well planned. good
foundation. substantially built, good
plumbing. we'll painted. With a large
tract Of land. for 1850. ON the ex-
trcmely easy terms OF 5000 down
and $40 per month. without interest
or taxes. or large tracts without
cottage from 1926 To 5000. only $50
down and $40 monthly This Is a
grand opportunity 10 secure a home
Of your own. and you can take a
little pleasure from life when yon
know there will be no more visits
from the rent collector. When buy
ing a home at Darlington you are
not Weighted down paving interest,
for svcry dollar paid helps reduce
the principal DO not DELAY. but go
out nj once and see Darlington
Free transportation furnished al
tho office OF the Security Savings a
Safe Deposit company. liz Seneca
II. salesmen are on the ground
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
DIVORCE MILL
GRINDING
JuooE GRIFFIN sioss sGvEa
Al DEGREES SEPARATING
COUPLES wno HAVE MADE a
FAILURE or mATRIaoNS.

II Ysa havs be~n married fof u
years ana are tbs mother u ssxsa
daughters. Don't sou thinh o..
pares = has example % sss foe ytnF
daughters AsNed Iadxs dssiffaa
ghla msfutam after hstsninz - Mis-.
Ktarsues I4ufsgds reasons ~hr shs
shsaia be EfaufsA = diyafes frpfA
f'fntsriek fSnfefa
lard ms aaushtefs WauEa be hep.
pier n vwfs separated ffsn my
husband replied Mfs tfufofd as
she rseiiet her sietf
Maybe I 30 not appreciate sstHlr
IDEAS ~ happiness saia tbs fadse.
sbat " You attn be happier I Niu
slKu ths dssFee
81. t4nfafa lsfi The court fpa"
ln eantuanY aish hsf attorney ~iih
the signature u tha judge % The
cherished document
The snfiFr session 81 the court
shis morning Nss taken uith dlxefts
pfegsesiinEr
majority ~ fha applications
we're Efaut.s 0uf fsw wsf@ refused
either on the ground NJ failure 20
establish residence or Inability O.
eusf.bnfat~ fhe necessary Testimony
The foiios inK tsefess vers or
aes~d Elisabeth Woofbauk from
Joseph wnadhauk failure - SUP
eosf. Hessis crixas frou stephen A.
GflxNu. faiiurs 10 support and de-
aetgion. Hsssis Perry from acorss
Perry. asssftian and abandonment
FLORENCE STAFFORD. from Herman J
ahaffafa. failure 10 support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
GUSTAV PEPPER
COMING
MANAGER DIRECTOR or rrg
Nosmos LINE ON WAY TO
sgArrlE-aEAss IMPROVED
STEAMER SERVICE.

Ia rfeausshf aaf shipptnk circles
much Interest IL being taken In The
appfuarhlng ytait % Gustav Pep
per. q Hamburg. managing director
81 th@ knsn4as steamship COMPANY
Mr. Pepper arrived AZ Ngw York
Last ruesdsf. and vas met theirs
81 L~ndai grsy. farifie coast msn
aver Of tho kpsmos Ilns Prom
the east the tea xiti so 70 Han
Francisco and fhsp come to Seattle
Me- Pepper IA coming here TO book
over she local freight situation with
= vtew o. iucreasinx the flees OF
ffalxhtsra bstween Seattle and
HAMBURG. via Central and soeth
America ports sir modern steam
ers are nop heinx Constructed b
hls company In Eufops. and 4 l.
tna tntsntton 60 place three Of
tha-n ia the Seattle service n COZ
aisions favorabif impress Mr.. Pep
per
u W. BugchaFd - the local rep
reHenfatlxe of the komn0s ine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
..nuFAeruREss rsLL WAY
propte or SEATTLE SHOULD
my ARTICLES THAT Ara
MAoa IN reIs CITY

sD,rs,ars yaudsli q 'h' cha 'n'e
:, eommsfeN Is Ia reee'rt Of s'' b
:, letter. rs@ r'smieeo' MANI
,,,sr.rs ssunS fet'h shs e'a's''
~, M people vta aeriye 'r'a'
s..,,,s .sssttis made F'els
,s,,sr nom " y i'.,e' .l. .. We,
- - ne Pacific Condensed
~. fs,spauy. says. 10 i,s't "a.
NV .,esump,ian q homie n'.'a''
p ,s..ns the ksop'ns AZ
49, n larxs amount q .'i.'' eve,
49, oeuis otherwise b ,s'. -. 's y
we's Az ss,sshase Of outside manu- anu.
for 'es Fse,a.ts There = hasils
~ s,,,sle made IN se'sa'.s -
Nv set cest shs isteef 1na . =
soss ~ similar sr'isle ''''' ~ ~,
less teA., -. a. al seads
~. 49,, lnls seattle sa.ss ~" -. -, ~
~. ..l.ss eaarsss vh''a '''s''
sstet e iaslf sese
psa. b, Asssr''s'ns
- s...aaa tor these articles
= -. a. ire retailer and
sess. /. created By advertising
-. ~. f,rt shal tie manufacture
..tahlisheA throaFa hons $3.50
"a -. reputation foF ne
~ Consumer benefits ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH sLIv1NrH AND East unlos.

The Introductory sermon at the
new Zion baptist church. which has
lust beeu built by the eolored PEG
pie Of Seattle. all b. preached hY
" = Hammonds. AZ N m. 20.
morruw tn the church
In the evening a musical pro
gram wlii be- rendered. after which
speeches viii be made hy the Off
eera ~ the church
This new church 10 tbs largest
church ~ ia denomination Nrat II
- Paul aud north Of san iran.
eiacn
The foiioNinK are those who will
take part In the program tomorros
night Mr Clifford Hancock. sofa.
The flolY CITY Mrs palaf TaY
ior. solo. calysrY" Mics barbara
Davis. solo. The Psalms aiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

Carnage viii give a reading Miss
Alma Clarke viii act as arganiai.
aud J = Cragwcti viii deliver an
adde's oa The Past. Present aud
Future 81 the Church
Rev @ " Manning IL the pastor
of the church. and has been quite
successful since assuming hts
charge
The new Zion Baptist church has
been built almost entirely through
contributions from members and
from business firms throughout TIE
city Ia securing the latter sub
Hcrlpllons. John p CrasNeii has
been mostly instrumental
There n ntill considerable money
required TO complete the church.
and al the services tomorrow fur
Their subscriptions Sill be received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
FENCE WAR ON
Ar OYSTER BAY
tscrlpp. Special ssrsIe.)

OYSTER BAY. Aus s-ltesi'
dsnfa 81 Oyster Hay have Instituted
a war against millionaire sumner
recorders who have built fences
down 10 the waters edge 10 prevent
people from passing along the
shore The courts have decided
that Il IL the residents right. which
dates back 60 q royal mandate of
George III. who decided that the
people Of oyster Bay and their
heirs forever shall enjoy the shore
iiEhta"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
CITY or SUGslA ronlopr.

The Pacific Coast Steamship
companYa steamer Clli u fueblH
arrived at Victoria Al noon FROM
Han Francisco ami Will be ir port
early tonight The Puebla IL bflnF
ms a heavy eHrra IT general freight
aud many passengers She sails
again August .. Snd after that date
a regular schedule Of sailing every
five days will lee adhered 20. the
sumo uohcf1re the luugahare strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
LANYERPROYED
Al|B| IN VAIN
DALLAS MOB. NOT Satisfied
WITH COURTS DECISION.
SOUGHT REVENGE FOR sEHI.
Gus oFFENsE.
tstsr special Service,

DALLAS. Ore Aug. Il. II.
Flower. who WAS charged with as.
nault GA the body 81 a 7yearold
girl. was discharged last night after
preliminary hearing This dis
satisfied the people and 4 mob
formed aud started toward his
house The sheriff prevailed upon
tho crowd TO wait Until midnight.
and Ia the meantime Flower wah
spirited from The town The father
81 the giFl harangued the mob. stat.
ing that Justice had not been done
Fi0sera office Is closed. aud the
town II quiet this morning The
accused proved an aiibi 10 the
courts satisfaction. but failed to
satisfy the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04

Tho ship America. owned by the
Northwestern Steamship company,
was today sold TO James Griffith.
Of Griffith A aprague, iongshore
aud stevedorinR company The
purchase prles Ia not given. The
America is now at Port Townsend.
having Just returned from a trip TO
CallaO. She will be lowed 20 a
Sound port and be loaded with lum-
Der for San Francisco Mr. Griffith
announced that she would be kept
IN the coastwise traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
CLERK TELLS
OF HOLD Up

T. X Gabe. night clerk II the
Anderson a. Go grocery. 40 Mad.
sou a.. informed the police that be
aah held up IN the store last night
by man who succeeded in eheap
ing with so tahen from the cash
register
Detective Claude Bannick r..
ported 10 police headquarters that
Gnbo's statements were. 10 1ay tn
least. unusual
Gahe states that the man leyeieh
gun a. him and kept bis face
partially covered b. a handkerchief
held by the iefi hand If saws
that when the ull was rifled the
robber was Obliged 10 remove hia
hand from his face. and 10 this
manner Gahe Naa enabled 20 obtfiH
a description
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
MRS. conTs cars DIVORCES.

Bernard Cohen. formerly ~ seat
tir. but Who is now laagulshink Ia
the county baatiie Al Spokane for
beating up his father -in-law. was
today divorced By his wife. Pauline
cohen. on the xrpund % cruel treat
nnsHt and failure 90 support. Cohen.
who sometimes passed by the name
of Huffman. served a sentence Ia
the p~nitsutinry for keeping a
fence lie vas sent up from Seat
tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
LUCKY LAND WINNERS.
(serlppa News Service.

LANDER. WYo. Ang i-fhe
drawing Of lands IA the sbOshone
reservation beeau today. Hans Bot
lin. OF Laramie. WYo. won first
choice Among the sarl3 winners
was James A Morrow. Of Lewiston.
Mont Bernard Fr0mwell. % hpo
kane. Wash, and william 81 Clair
Of Butte. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
MEN GO TO JAIL
FOR LAND FRAUD

PORTLAND. ore. AuE. t-Fed-
srai judge tiune this morning Een-
tened Former Represents five vii
lard \ Jones 10 = years itnprtaon-
ment eu MeNsifs ialsnd and 20 pay
a fine u 81 600 Thaddsus !, Potter
nna sentenced 20 ak months IN
Muitnoaah county iAn and 20 pay
fine Of tz01 noth men we're con-
fieisa last autumn fpg conspiracy 20
dsfraaa the government ~ public
lands bY eoiouifins eilh old soldiers
on Indian reservations. The ease "
Hamilton ~ Hendricks Eoes 10 the
iufy b snniEhL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-04
AoanAslA TO LOAD WHEAT.

The ship Aoransia. which is now
in port. has been chartered by Bal
-four, Guthrie A. Co. to load wheat
for the United Kingdom. The shiD
will DO towed to Tacoma this after
noon 20 finish discharging Der
cargo. and will then return here Tor
her wheat.