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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
POSTMASTER ROBBED.

G. W. Fouts, postmaster at River
ton, Ia, nearly lost his life and was
robbed of all comfort. according to
his letter. which says: For 20 years
/ had chronic livercomplaint, which
led to such severe case of jaundice
that even my finger nails turned yell
low; when ny doctSs. prescribed Eiec-
trio Bitters, which cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years"
Sure cure for Blliousness, Neuralgia,
Weakness and all Stomach, Liver,
Kidney and Bladder arrangements. A
wonderful Tonic. At A. NJ. Hughes
drug store. so cents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
MINISTER'S WIVES.

In no profession does personal adj
dress and individual popularity nYail
for more than In that OF the minis
ter In no other profession or yoca-
ton does mans domestic relations
so seriously affect his success. The
physician may be a thrice welded
widower In quest Of fourth twin
soul, or an exemplary benedict. end
not lose a patient as q result cf
these conditions. The LAWYERS life
lies wholly withia the walls Of his
office and the courtroom. The rier-
chants command custom according 10
the excellence of their wares and
their clever way of putting them On
the market A ta.lor who gives d
perfect tit may be ever so ignorant
or cisaglesable he is sure OF patron
age. Even poor mlci,ered Rachel
Jackson could not keep har husband
out of the White House, nor ccald
fascinnng Francs Cleveland leeu
hers a. il, yet minister's wife can
mar h. usefulness, even to the utter
destruction Thereof. Tie people have
the <fip-hand when the pastor is u
married man. for let him be ever so
high ; ,ung he y II bear much crili-
elsm. i;en TO fadli finding, before he
will 'rset the wagon that carries his
wife Ind bah!'s. Many times The
wife !sels confid ~, that it is her own
lnabiny TO pleafe that leads To the
troubie,1nd she feels compelled TO
either neglect her family or fail IN
meeting the various demands whose
iultllment alone can bring 10 her
popularity. Do what she may, lei
her be saint, seraph or diplomat: she
cannon sustain him in his position
when the Wind OF chnrchly favor
veers.
A minister has little trouble in ce-
curing wife, for as rule ministers
are well educated, well hammered and
wen dressed, and their success in
winning the fair sex is too patent TO
be argued, and how little the unzui-
pecti rs victim realizes the grave res
possibilities which come with thls
alliance. The young minister may be
ever so popular with his parish be-
fore marriage, but SO soon as he in
stalls his new VITO as mistress of the
manse the complexion of affairs Is
changed. His gentle partner may be
nothing more than tlmid shhd1w
stealing at his heels, yet this shadow
changes the perspective II she as
serts her rights and persists in look.
Ing well to her household she IS
dubbed useless in the church, and II
IN the other hand sho aeYotcs her
time and talents TO the work OF the
church she is blamed for neglectlng
her family. Her home affairs are dis
cussed and handles by unclean hands
and the sacred preclnoN of the mil-
ister's flreside are intated by the
cruel busy bodies, which infest all
grades and conditions Of life. 10 iii
woman Of mortal mould TO the
reeds and fancies Of a church Is be-
ycnd the ability Of an archangel
The idea seems to be that model
minister must have a model wife, ana
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

With which She was assisting him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
The richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor
live without them, so 1t is important
not to neglect these organs. II
Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at the
first sign OF danger, the symptoms
will disappear and your health will
be restored. as II strengthens and
builds up these organs as nothing
else will. Oscar bowman. Lebanon,
Ky, writes; II have used Foleys
Kidney Cure and take great pleasure
in stating 1t cured me permanently
OF kidney disease, which certainly
would have cost me my life" Sold
by Louisa Drug Company.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
!" Nothing More
to Pay

That what he said and further. he
(Mr. libe Walter, of GAINESVILLE
Dcl.) said uis:
The feature ,i particularly like abou, my policy Is that
he Innggr hive the more Get and that luung the balance
Of my lie there y nothing uuife tot me "a Tay,
(Ftom WfisiiHgfon Dbl Near, Aov. ~, looSl
The fact is that a Fifteen Year
Distribution Policy, issued by The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York is a very interesting
document. a yearly dividend, -
increasing each year after the policy
is paid up-a sum paid the estate,
and options which make it almost
like handling so much cash and yet
keeping it FOR your heirs at the
same time.
In writing for information about policy OF
this kind, state what YOU would like to receive W
cash at tho end Of limited payment period,
amount you would like your beneficiary to re.
ceive In event Of your death, and give your age.
THE MUTUAL LIFR INSURANCE.
COMPANY or New York
NcHARp A. MccunDr, President
+. H. YATES, Dis. Man, Louisa, Ky.
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ITO be contiuued.)
State Revenue Law.


In answer TO numerous Inquiries az
to the amount Of license required Of
these engaged I'm the following oecli-
patlous. the NEWS makes these ex-
tracts from Subdivision Four OF the
new Revenue and Taxation measure.
Those interested can cut the article
from the paper for future reference;
Transient vendors OF patent medi-
eInes, si00.
Open afr or tent photograph CALLER
les, s..
Piano and organ agents, s..
Railroad eating house, $40.
Restaurants. S.
Real estate agents, cities of fourth,
fifth or sixth class, $40
Sewing machine agencies employing
one agent, $40: each additional agent,
IS.
Each soda fountain, $3.50; each
person or firm selling proprietary or
soft drinks not from fountain. $3.50.
Picture enlargement solicitors. IS.
Opera houses or theatres, In cities
of fourth. NTH or sixth class, $40.
Vendors Of spectacles and jewelry,
whether offered for sale IN the store
Of a licensed merchant or not, $40.
Transient vendors of stoves and
ranges. $40.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
Some More Machine" Work.

In the recent letting Of the contract
for the employment of $50 convicts
in the Frankfort penitentiary, for q
term of eight years, by the Prison
Commissioners, Messrs. Brown ant
McCutchen, il appears that the much
abused Machine has gotten in some
more of its dastardly work, and again
oppressed the people of the Common
wealth by making for them an addi-
tional 100000 per annum in the lease
of these conyicts. Under the contract
held by the Company of which Col. A,
d. Martin is the head, and which will
expire. the State received 40 cents
per day for each convict, and under
the new contract, the State viii re-
ceIye for each one SO cents per day, on
more than twice as much as il re-
ceivedu nder the old contract Col
Martin, who lost out under the recent
bid, but who accepts the result with
his customary grace and madness
has said that the gain to the State
rnder the new price will be over 500,
900 per annum. and for the life of the
new contract viii make almost enough
to ray for the ne@ Capitol.
We sincerely hope that this chnnge,
however viii not lose to Kentucky
the genial and progressive head oi
the Frankfort Chair Company, who
has made himself so popular during
his residence in Frankfort.
This business transaction, of so
much Importance TO the Common
wealth, is a great triumph for those
two bcardless boys, Harvey McCut-
chen and Eli Brown, who were elect
ed during the past winter as Prison
Commissioners, and who now direct
and control the work of that Board.
They are certainly entitled to great
credit in their successful accomplish
ment in this as well as other matters
affecting the government of the two
penltentiar.es. II Will be REMEMBERED
that TIE fight made upon the so-ealled
Machine" during the past year was
directed upon their candidacy as well
as upon the candidacy Of Judge Payn-
ter for the Senate, They We're demon.
mated, by the opposition, as MA
chine Men" or tools Of the State
administration. A strong and bitter
fight was made upon them, but they
ware Overwhelmingly successful u
the Democratic caucus, aud since ,hey
took charge of the penal Institutions
of the State, they have shcwn busi-
mess sagacity, fearless integrity, and
patriotic devotion to the welfare OF
the Commonwealth. The people Of
Kentucky will certainly show their ap
probation of this splendid and valna-
BILE achievement. It is one of many
examples of the fact that no matter
what has been said, or may be said
against the Democratic a1ministra-
ton, that administration is always on
the lookout for the best interests CT
the Commonwealth, and is giving it
an intelligent and business-like admin
istration of It's public affairs 1t IS
well for thoughtful citizens. who have
no interest In political matters except
to see a successful and honest admin
istration Of the public affairs, to
consider such advantages as these
given them under the Democntic
offIciak ky. State Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

Cocaine which dulls the nerves
never yet cured Nasal catarrh. The
he0vy feeling In the forehead, the
suuffec up sensation and the watery
discharge from eyes and noses. along
Wit; all the other miseries attend
Ing tie disease. are put to rout by
Ely's Cream Balm Smell. taste aud
hearing are restored. breathing IS
normal Until you try this remedy,
you can form no idea of the good It
will do YOU. Is applied directly 10
the core spot All druggists, Soc
Mailed by BY Bros, Sc Warren Street
New York.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25

The NEWS office can furnish seals
for Notaries, Lodges, and officers Of
allkinds. Also, any kind OF office
supplies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-05-25
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as they Join the Home
Circle at Evening Tide.

Better sweetness in the heart than
greatness in the mind.
The radiant fact, the noble form,
the 'ady-lilze courtesy, the helping
hand are jewels4of rarer worth than
dl9monds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
HAD FUN WITH TENNEY
BUT GOT FIRED FOR 1T

Whom Jim nclehanty war "a mem.
Der at The boston Natlaanl loasue
tr.vi he conceived an intense die
likc TOT Fred rcnney tho first base.
man. nelehauly Mas playing third
and no had "a powerful Throw ms
arm lite throws from any position
and shoots the bail aeroaa With a
ananbt wrist motion. lie ia a talfs
Is accurate throweH but ihc ball II
doad aud heavy and hard tn handle
az the other end Of the llue Tenuey
les grvat first haaeuhu. aud left.
handed Naturally b. Walikca to
handle hot balls With his bare
hand nelehanty Soon found this
uut and he had Fred On the lump
an the time tie would put Rll the
spved he could CA the ball aud al
WAYS kept lt over toward ftpneN .
baru left wing u he could Lots q
them used Ia get away from Pred,
hut neiehaaty g1t all the errors.
FOR when Tenuey miasea q throw
Ia noatan 1t ls aiwHYa The fhult u
the thruWer hat Jim didn't care.
ile Thoroughly rniosed the little
game aud kept it uu 10 Was not
surprising that as soon hs lenney
WAS made manager u the club ne
discovered that be needed an oats
fielder aud the first thing he did
was O. shit nclohauiY Ca the cut.
field As soon ma he could set I'D
ef pcl be let him 50. Cincinnati
takins him Ia TOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
TALK ABOUT YOUR HARD LUCK!

llo rubbed the price on Doughty
90 90 and proceeded 60 take all
the coin coming
SHOW Doughty. 20 s.: show
Doughty. : Ia 8. he called out ~
fast al hts German tongue would
let him
Jos nnuRhty was outwamed and
beaten the better portion ef a
ignHth
~ven. said schriebcr. turning to
the men on tho inside 81 the hos.
4 guess ve beat dot baby. all fighi
yet
BEAT a. Beat it, exclaimed the
sheet writer ~tiuv could We beat
q when you stood there and tnoh
all the Doughty monoy 90 show
there was IN sight
"Nein. oxcllndly exclaimed
schrlebef "All do money took
vas straight
Go on. Barney. you're eraHY
There's not straight bot on the
sheet Everything II show. All
you lose s. 600 % the race"
~Got In Himmel. vat am | up
against YETI" exclaimed Schrieber
I viii book no more today MAYBE
I'm erasy maybe Veil not yet.
Rrhri.her turned hin slate. dis
charged his crew aud sent Co the
outside World for men Who thor
ouxhiY Understood bis sprained
EuElinh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
DOC" ROLLER
HAS BAD EYE
SAD STORY or HOW PopUlAR
s. A. C. iooL RgeGlVGolTAAT
BLACK OPTIC.

Doe Hnlior. far famed haasy
weight wrestler. all round athieiu
und thu man who gave iraut atHth
crowded hour. has fallen Hnl.f.
the mighty. has been forced Il bio
the dust. and the man who Nrtsd
the trick o. little loo pound fhnnio
Ausfta. at preaunt boxing ina4uetnr
at thu 8 A q and erstwhila chan
plon amateur weltefwolght II the
northwest #H
The play came up like lids Doc
teaches wrestling class 10 the
club ON Tuesday nights and ~ The
aame time lonnie has hia cfew Of
Young hapofuls In the padded ring
When Doc FLASHES with hts class
be- Is accustomed to SO over 20 the
boxing rnom aud take on one ~ tho
larger 81 Ausiin's pupils aud cut
Hll kinds uf monkey shines with
him tie usually takes q husky Ia.
CONAN. who comes over 90 Seattle
ouee q week TO drinh at tho fonnf Of
fiaiic lofo with lannie Ia the heavy
role ut hiEh priest Tho Tacoman
h pie for Roller. hut he bad % a..
main and watch Tacoma sruw last
TiiradHy night 80 the doctor invited
Austin to dnn the mittH ia Bis stead
When the doctor gets hla ans
pounds ~ bone and muscle Ia &C
ton it's no lads ike. mamma boy
affair and after a e0uplo ~ stiff
iolta from the DOCTORS sood right
fist Ionnie saw he had bis work
cot out for him
Il all happened In = minute Lon.
nie did Jim Corhsit dance all over
the ring. breaking Ffuund every sec
ond 90 a sudden he shot left In
the general direction 81 the doctors
solar piaauA and Roller dropped hla
guard to the marx Right then
Lonnle'u right came home aud Il
met the doctor square Ia the eye
Roller swung half round. htaE
Fered across the ring aud fell 70
one knee Struggling 20 hts feet
nHain he came hack like one dead
game sport. raised bis mitia n the
gaard. aud fell into ionnio'a out
stretched arms Quick curtain
When II riana the dorfof IL cen
ter stage with his head Hwafhed Ia
30 cents worth Of airloin fannlr
enters riRht aud comes up stage.
Me son. says Roller. sally. =
daat care who you tell of thia !
have : soft spot IN M heart for =
nan sho can swat ltks that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
The MARKETS

Western ave Il scene u hustle
iotal The cammisHion houses
closed at ! a'cioek aud tbs retail
stores put ia large supplies Of oran
berries. pampkin. squash and the
familiar vegetables that make up q
Christmas iinnrF squash u =
tdne short and the demand Il larRs
squash la selling ~ cents per
poand
Ranch eggs took smother tali Ia
prices this morning. selling nos A.
lk eents Tho eastern ami Oregon
eEea are firm at The prices auutri
yesterday NsTy few ~ the afan9ea
in the shipment which arrived frou
the urinui the first patt % ms sees
are loft Those "a sale are bring
ian g. So The arrival 81 = ahlp
u1.nt of bar kNst done q great deal
townrl the relief 81 the SHORTAGE
The prices GA meats. fish ana
dairY products ara firm Al TsHteF-
dag auotatlouH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST race. eleven slxteeniha - a
mile James T. NJ. i9& Graham p.
- 70 /. vau. Prince Nap. iet. sec
and. uozohama. let. third. Time.
.0a8as
second race. five-slghths Il a
nile fnEham. It's lnrownl. 10 ].
won. ooamo. liR. second , Neu.
gent. lie. third Time. i02 IS
Third race. thirteen aiKtecntha Of
a mile-i4ord Nelson. los ~ Nil.
ierl. % 6. Won David Roland. 100.
second Sir Carter. ZOE. third. Time.
I:82i-a
Fourth race. thirtson-aiHteantha
OF a mile-Liaaro. i0s tWilliamai
2 20 z. won shot Gun. i1s. second /,
wonima. -. third Time. i,zt.
Fifth race. one miie--San Reno,
i07 "a. Walsh. 80 70 I. won Pick
away. 100. second Ellie. i0t. third
Time. ! as.
Sixth race. one an doneelGhth
mlioa-Ray. iO2 lKlraehhhuml. 4 10
I. won. Leila Hill. t02. second. "
r. Gates. i0T. third Time. i.5s IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
s. A. c. SECURES
BARRY

Late this artsrnnom the a. A. G.
line. 81 axsinsl the Seattle ttxh
school football team 81 a pFaettes
gam. 81 faathan The game l. e.
be practice pare and simple. a. both
coaches via b. on tha field Direct
ing their snen and the game viii be
stopped at any minute No hard
tackiinx ae rough work Il 10 be tn
auiEed IN.
The 5. \ G members sr- iuhnanf
over Barn the new haif-back aha
viii play against Nfnitnamah. far-
~ n.sa 70 be captain 81 tna Brnuu
team sna Waa the chuica u Walter
Camp a. IN AHA Hlsrtaa haif-haek
The team la workinK hard svsrN
nlsht ard mach tiEn# IS Being spent
IN inside work m blackboard dem
onstratiaaA
A charge a. 81 la made far adulis-
slon q fae University grounds On
Christmas day. Ehsu the team
go@s againaf Muifnomah This ad-
niffs both % The grounds and THE
Kri3irou. and no lesser charge VIII
Be made
Arrangements have beer made hY
the uauaxsfasut 70 have IiAuss'
Koilexe kena on hard 70 preserve
order AMI - keep fhe side linas
clear A meeting is 70 be held IN
the s A c. rooms az ! e'ci9cs sun
day night 70 Organise : rootefa
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

that Is eonfeasedly going some.
When ha left the Fbtherland.
schriaher didn't knoN enough In
sliah % tell the customs officers
that he I'D not have any dutiahle
goosis with hitn.
When schrieber struck the state
of Missouri be wasn't wise to
much, bat be had enough sense TO
make mansy-
II vas ~ Chicago one year that
a horse hv the natna of Iue
Doughty VAS the real fimfay
suosis Barney vas Iaokiag. aud IN
This particular race nauxhiy vas =
second choice al = 10 /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
FRISCO LAD
A WINNER
Al KAUFMAN GIFTS DECISION
OVER GEORGE GARDNER IN A
MtIk AND WATER MIL
lStar Spsoisl Ssrsies.l
Ry aEElIGEE.

los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. ss--Ai
Kaufman II san Francisco heavy
weight. kunek sd out George GaFiner
tn the fauFts.--h rssuaaa 81 what wes
10 have bsseh uts runnd rusas
test last night 3 although kaufman
Won the ftxht be added little TO his
reputation. as his oppeuent was "a
had shape and should net have last
"a thrue roundA The fight was
very Slow ard embarrassing.
Ia ths fnartesuth round Kaufman
knocked Gardner down tNice With
iafts 20 the lasv. but Gardner naanaE=
81 20 arise before the count of ten
IS kaurnAu was ahoat @ add tae
FINISHING hlaw Gartfuars secomsss
threw ar ehn sponge Kaufman :
fisht uas a great disappointment -
III. admirers Tom8Y Hsrus RE-
srp~a she serap 10 the satisfaction
% a large crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
k|6jl | A
DRAW
Kid Krant and Rufe
Turner in Six Round
Bout al Van
C0uver.

VANCOUVER. n &. lecc. x
Last nirhL before the National
Sports club. kid kranb 81 Seattle.
fought six round bout TO a draw
with Rufe Tnrncr 81 this city The
seattle man was about 10 pounds
heavier than Turner. bat "a Was
oniy By hts clever work at inilEht
lag In the last two rounds that
earned him a draw
IN thc first part OF the bout rur
uer had the best II = and krant
Appeared "a b. feeling hts man ont
Turner showed Eooi work In block.
ing. feiutius and counferipg Aftef
the third round the mea got SOME
ginger AMI wunt after each other
hot aud heavy
rae deeisloa OF Rniie smith. the
Yukon weiierNoisht. Who rcferessi
the boat. appsarvd "a have the aR=
proval ut the majority u spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
nv JAS J. coRsETr.

Terry Me8overa Il drad---sieaa
50 far IS the fighting Norid u eon
cernsa. ana Terry lived alone in
that world ITO knew nothing but
aEhtlnE. and 90 meet reverse IA
6 Was fatal
Terry has never ben right kfnee
Corhsff net aud defeated BIN he
first time lie made several les.
pernte efforts 20 Kot hacs again bat
aIways ended up worse than ever
H4is money made frieata also did All
within their powar - bring him
hack. bat luck more than ability %
cunditica STAYED the crisis sad ffnfn
now on Terry viii s1ist under lock
and keY o. behind padded wallis an.
iaas the reports % his condition are
greatly exaggerated.
Terms end closes ilfe's book On
opn % the most notable Careers
the uuKflgatic world has &nown. FOR
Two years ha has bees before the
public continually, ouf hia publicity
vas o. = Yegy unfaFofshlc sort, cue
10 his sporadic satbreaka
Only recently Terry got e into
ala head that he wHa wanted hF
President Roosevelt and tried 70
force his way lEfo the executive
mansion a. Wsahiusian This act
hsd been preceded - oafhurst after
aathufat and % vas ouiY a cues Ton
% time Til the end fia was ar
rested for disordeflY conduct han.
ishod from race tracks and passed
up b. ffieHaa
BOT ro back 90 Terry's defeat ~
,ha hands % Corbett and you und
one Of The greatest lill. mixers
the world has ever seen. Terry
doomed ap On The paaiiisiic horizon
back in 1899 ami uutil he mes his
Waterloo az the hands oi The Den.
ser boy his career Was methQfle
Fighter after tighter faced the
BrookiFn wondaF only 90 fall BE-
fore the FURY Of bic attack aud tho
rapldlty Of his blows Rightly waH
be given the name q fcrrlble
Terry +"
MeOoxarn vent through the ban.
tama fsathorweiEhta and llghi.
weirhts Ike a i3lnch shell through
tinplate defense Pediar Palmer.
Harry Forbes. Billy Rofchford. I'd
die sautry, Joe Bernstein. Patsy
Haley. Johnny Richie. Oscar Gard
ner. George Dixon. Tommy White,
Eddie Leuny. Kid Broad. Auralia
Herrera. Joe Cans and lot OF
others fell before him. and none OF
The battles we're ionEdrawu-out az
z - ffslF
was With Joe Bernstein. and be won
in % rounds Look at the boy =
record Of short distance events and
. look at the space Of time that sepa-
rated them lie was surely a
marvel
There Il little wonder that Terry
was a big favorite when he met
Young corbott The public and
Terry himself thought Il vas Ike
taking candy from baby
But Young Corbett had the Brook.
lvu lad pezged to a It. and when
he faced him he picked ont bis
weak spots With ease. az the same
time tanfanklng the Brooklyn boy
with remarks that Terry never
could forget. SO bitter was his feel.
| InR against C0rbett that he vas
[ continually talking about him IN
I his sleep aud he never discussed
/ fighting that he did not roast the
7 Denverite
Terry thought the sudden ending
of his first battle was an accident
and 20 did the public. but Corbett
thought differently and was only
too clad TO give the Brooklyn Won.
der a return bout in Frisco.
They met and HeGoyern again
passed up science and tore into Cor.
belt Ike a cyclone, only 20 10 down
TO defeat more terrible th1n before
t sis mind couldn't stand tho strain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

become interest
esl In the racing
game la any
uanner shape
OF form knows
wha the Master
of the Ww1si
lands Ia
ehrlcber has
made a million
dollars on the
turf In tn .
course % hia
lifetime. an 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
,sOs spGeu RECORDS.

Aifship wrivut Bros. asroplans.
one mlis a. ias
Airaaip Count Won Xegpeiiug. -
miira an hour.
raglaan--I.so Stevens. - miles an
haur
Motnrhozt Prize A. RinieY. one
mita ia 81
Railroad train @su YORK - Chit
raza. Il hours. Es minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
TERRYS WILD GRIEF
CAUSE Of DOWNFALL

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aud nku tha Rrest Soaparell. Jsek
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bis possfa he maY come hacA. BAT
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murder 70 aiiow hin 10 enter tAe
rinE azaia. and the promoter thai
asa such a thias ahaali - ran.
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