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The Defense.

wa missed a goodly pile of gold From off the pantry shelf. Digestible securities
 Of sweet untainted pelf. Tn short, a pumpkin pie was gone swiped. steaming. from the pam A case of plain embezziemeh' By some ones inner man. Detectives ran the robber down. He had not far to roam And, extradited from the barn. We hauled the culprit home. Then Johnny proved an ailpi- Though he was on the spot Within a very little While The pumpkin pie was not.
 Chicago Inter Ocean
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Obituary.

After the se; ;ious illness of Mrs. oaumsarttner the remains were brought here Saturday night by her .a'nef' MT. E. Eillbott. She had been Ill leeDle health for some time, in fact, iof the last seven weeks had been a patent at Maywood hospital. at Se- ualla, While there she underwent mree serious operations, the last from 'ncn she never rallied, but left this 'orid for the great beyond Thursday '''efnoon at 5:35 o'clcck. Her fath. VI ana aunt, Mrs. I. J. Moore, left to be "i'a her, but before they reached 'Ae'r astlnation they received the sad news that her spirit was safe in 4s''en' Her father went on for the 'e'alhs, which her husband so noblv surrendered him, as he was unable 'ccompany it here, as their darling
 !' oecll, was quite i'll.
 ..,, aAsei Of death reached Lillian ,ss, .os, as she was about to approach he, <, .,'u :, year. The funeral was conduct. s., ,a oy Rabbi Frisch at her fathers e"ee' rss Sunday, January z, 9 D. m b.. .ue pallbearers were: woodson m.,s,, uoss' Julius Leitner, E. J. Bloom. Ike i, tss ts'aenowsky, Ben Kaufman and Cliff. ,,, ,ne floral offerings were numerous sra, ra elesant. Our hearts go out, in maa apa'hy to her bereaved ones. but hsa1 ,.e so to her dear husband and sick Mo,, @ who could not see her given to q, ho.th Earth under the blue canopy to, asaven. But why should We moan Fo, -, spirit that is safe in heaven?
 4 = what is life? A brief delight.
 scarce brightening, ere it sinks
 in night U '''"'
 at morning bright, at noon decayed: " ~
 '"iie river gliding into shade.
 A. FRIEND.
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As Most Do.

skinner is q sly old dog
 "Yes, he admitted to me that his life hasn't been all it should have been, but he says he's going to reform some day
 "Yes. but when:"
 After he's found out. he says.s- Catholic Standard and Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09
NhenT Tact Is Needed.

"lhat politician takes great credit to himself for keeping his promises"
 "I don't see why he should an- swered Senator Sorghum. Anybody can keep promise. but it sometimes requires an artist to break one.' - Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09
From, Rad to Worse.

She-I wish I could induce you to cease your attentions to me- He-You can.
 She-How, pray!
 He-By marrying me.-Columbus CO., Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09

That politician takes great credit to himself for keeping his promises T don't see why he should" answered Senator Sorghum. Anybody can keep a promise, but it sometimes requires an artist to break one. Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09
A Hypocrite.

Teacher-Johnny, can you tell "e what hypocrite Is?
 Johnny-Yes. ma'am. It's a boy "na. comes to school with a smile on Ills face-Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09

"One can read more," says an Eng. fish authority, "of the social history of any time, in its advertisements than in alomst any other place, and now that illustrations are forming such a prominent item in such matters, their preservation will be doubly useful"
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09
Corrected.

Gebhart-.. suppose he is breathlessly awaiting tbe possible outcome of that will contest?
 Carsone-More likely breatnlessly awaiting the possible income.-Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. F. w. Groves sigma ture. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09

Strict duty is often more harmful than the most wanton generosity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-09
Prospects.

Milkman-You're up early this morn ing, sir Out for little fresh air, l suppose.
 Popley-Can't tell whether it's fresh heir or heress yet; just been for the Philadelphia Press.
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Circumstantial Evidence.

"How do you know Carrie is engag- ed? She didn't tell you she was, did she?"
 "No, but the family parrot keeps say ing. Now. don't, George! "-Baltimore American.
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ARkANAS RIVER PACKET co.
 Ed Rowland, Pres. Gen. Mar.

Telephone No. old, 66; new, 495. for all information.
 C. E. PhiIpot, General Agent. Boat leaves Memphis every Tues day at 5 p. m.
 Boat leaves Pine Bluff every Friday at II a. m.
 We make lowest rates to and from all points.
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BellicoSe Brethren.

Miss Spoon-Do you suppose the mili- tary brushes ever went to war?
 Mir. Bell-Well, should suppose so. They tell enough stories of hairbreadth escapes and brushes with the enemy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01
LOCALS

Alonzo Carter Is In Galveston.
Mrs. F. f. Stevens Is visiting in
Waco.
Miss Virginia West is visiting In
Houston.
r. stevener Of Kurten was here
yesterday.
J. b. Hines left yesterday for
Galveston.
Our home place for sale OF rent.
100 Geo. A. Adams.
il. VAndiver Of Reliance was In
Bryan yesterday.
il. MirkA Of Reliance was here
trading yesterday.
J. NJ. Peters Of Steep Hollow was
In the city yesterday.
r. r. Josey was here trading yes
terdAy from Benchley.
j. G. Blume was here yesterday
from Fountains Switch.
J. A. ID. Robinson and wife were
here trading yesterday.
j. X. Presnal OF Tabor WAS in the
city yesterday on business.
John Holden was In from Cotton
wood yesterday on business.
Jno. feathers Of Benchley was In
Bryan on business yesterday.
w. ). Mails Of the BraEos Bottom
was trading In Bryan yesterday.
T. T. Goodwin and John Newsome
were in the city from Providence
yesterday. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01
SERVICES LAST MONT.

The services last night were well
attended, there being among those
present a number Of people from
the country.
Rev. Andrews took his text from
Luke rs: 81. AT the conclusion
there was one conversion, making
a total during the meeting of thir-
ty-hve.
Services as usual this morning
at the the church and also tonight,
this probably being the last sermon
by Rev. Andrews.
The special Meeting this after
noon at the opera house for men
only will no doubt be largely at
tended.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01

Just received full line Of silk
dotted null In all the late colors.
l0l Wagner q Brandon.
Miss Mary Showers OF Thompson
creek was In Bryan shopping yes
terdAy.
We will place on sale Monday al
odds aud ends in silks. IL will pay
you 20 look through them as they
are all special values at greatly re.
dueed prices.
i0i Wagner & Brandon.
Mrs. Clara Dolson returned 10 Gal.
weston after visiting friends In this
city.
Just received white mercerized
null. Very sheer and dainty for
Easter wear
i0i Wagner & Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. White OF
wixon were in the city yesterday
trading.
Wanted at Once-Wet nurse, white
or black. Apply at oqce to Mrs. G.
n. Woodson at Mrs. Lees 81
See our line OF linens for eyelet
embroidery work.
iOi Wagner x Brandon.
q. W. Blanton and j. d. Castles
were In the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Just received new line Of mercer
lied waistings IN dainty patterns.
i0i Wagner 4 Brandon.
Uncle Watt Stuart was In tows
shaking hands with friends yester-
day.
s6-inch black chiffon Panama. A
special value per yard SOC.
l0l Wagner a Brandon.
W.. ID. Stallings was In the city
yesterday from the Walker settle
ment.
S4-inch mock linen for your spring
shirt waist suits only i5c yard.
i0l Wagner q Brandon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01

For sale-At your price, two sec
ond-hAnd, s foot galvanized wind
mills with 40 foot tower. Two pumps
with piping complete 10 match.
Two galvanized cisterns, and two
wood towers. Apply 10 Stevenson
Machine & Repair Works. Bryan
Texas. dlOl VIZ
Mrs. Jno. VI. Caldwell has Just re-
ceived n fine Barred Rock Cockerel
from Thompson, New York. This
chicken sold at Thompson for 5000
aud was bought by Mrs. Caldwell
for her brood pen. All interested In
this stock OF chickens are invited TO
call and see them. Eggs for sale.
ia. sAtterwhite, The Singer sew
ing machine man. will be located at
Mrs. b. Whites furniture store,
where he will always have q COM
plete line Of Singer and Wheeler a
william machines. 1903
Wake =p, get busy, be enterpris-
iBg, use acetylene gas for lighting
your home and place Of business.
That carbide feed machine put out
by Camp 4 Riordan is cracker-iaek
and it's guaranteed. W
Marriage license were issued yes
terday 10 Jno. Wise and Maggie
Hester. They were at once married
by Justice OF the Peace W. G.. Mitch
ell at the court house.
Lawn Mowers sell the best;
guaranteed TO do the work. The
Pennsylvania high wheel; the Blue
Grass high wheel, ball bearing. Let
me sell you a lawn mower.
81 j, A. Myers.
Edge Dry Goods Go. will have a
special sale Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday OF next week on muslin
underwear, embroidery aud laces.
See tness goods before buying. 10
For sale or Rent-Five-roOm
house. Apply TO W. T. James. iOi
Pure bred white Leghorn eggs, Ell
for 10. See Geo. A. Adms. 100
James Wilson Jr. and Tom Gloss
were In the city yesterday. Mr. Gloss
brought to town sixty-five head Of
hogs and sold them TO 5. II. Frank
lin, yesterday.
LADIES' will have n new aud up
to-date line OF seasonAble goods on
Monday. See them before
you buy. Il Mrs Mary Lawrence.
A. J. Searcy from Searcy, Madison
county, was on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. SeArcy reports fiue rains In that
Garden and lawn rubber hose for
your lawn, garden aud
yard. Fresh line just received. Get
prices. 80 J. A. Myers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01

Say, can't you catch on? Put In
acetylene gas for lighting, heating
and cooking like thousands Of wise
people all over the country are do
ing. Camp a Riordan install them
cheap, and then it's patronizing a
home enterprise. 10
Miss Cleo Frost returned 20 her
home at Corsicana yesterday after
noon. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. j. ). Mooring.
The Wonder flve-minute ice cream
freezers. Buy Wonder" they are
labor and ice savers. Sold only by
j. A. Myers. 10
Mrs. n. Gibson returned 10 her
home az Hillsboro yesterday after
noon, after visit 10 friends In Mad
ison county.
See the complete line OF candy
Easter eggs and other novelties on
display at Postofiice Drug Store. 20
Miss Hattie Pierce, after pleas
ant visit 10 Misses Willis. returned
TO her home at Palmer yesterday.
For Sale-Full-blood brown Leg
horn eggs. Call and see pen. Phone
334. Mrs. Lamar Bethea. 1903
Mrs. Henrietta Moore and daugh-
ter, Miss EstelIe, returned home 20
Franklin yesterday.
Acetylene IL up-to-now. Remem-
Der that Camp a Riordan will make
you prices and terms. 30
Col. WIN. Andrews and A. w. Dy-
ess were here from Bethel commu-
nifty yesterday.
Brazos county rabbits have left
Easter eggs "a plenty at Postofiice
Drug Store. -
X. Is. Compton and daugter, Fran
ces, returned to Abilene yesterday
afternoon.
Uncle Tom Sutton OF sutton, Rob-
ertson was on the streets Of Bryan
yesterday.
Candy Easter eggs and other nov
elites for this trade AZ Post-office
Drug Store. ~
Ben Knox and wife aud daughter,
Miss Madeline, are In Houston visit
ing.
Elder ]. l.. Crane Is ia BrenhAm
today holding services at that place.
Call and see the Easter candy nov
elites At Post-ofiice Drug Store. 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01
w. 5. Johnson vas yesterday sum.

w. $. Johnson was yesterday sum-
moned TO Dayton, Liberty county,
by telegram stating that his
mother was dangerously I'll At that
place.
Lost-One IS size lax gold watch
hunting case, lion head engraved ON
back lid, Aurora movement, 10 jewel.
Liberal reward for return 70 this
office. 100
If. CTenshaw was called TO Pal
estine yesterday by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness Of his
brother-in-lAw, Jno. Lemmus at
that place.
Attend the sale Of Muslin under
wear, embroidery aud laees at Edge
Dry Goods Co.'S on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday next. 20
T. A. Saiterwhite, the Singer ma
chins man, also carries complete
line OF needles and supplies for all
makes Of machines. i0s
Mrs. Fannie SewAll and daughter
Miss Norma Calhoun have returned
to Houston after spending few days
with relatives In Bryan.
For fine fresh bread and cakes Of
all kinds call at the Texas Bakery.
Careful attention 10 special orders.
Phone So. Mrs. Otto Boehme. u
Say, but it's good thing--an acct
ylene gas range for cooking. It's
cheap and cool. Camp & Riordsn
sell them.
J. Francis and r. Il. Elliott and
daughter OF Tabor were reported
sick by friends In that community.
For sale-second hand furniture
bought and repaired, next door to
wetter's shop. iOl w. w. Mike.
Oliver wamble, formerly Of Cald-
well. but now a student of Baylor at
Waco. is visiting friends In the city.
Mrs Mary Lawrence returned yes
terday moraing from a business visit
In Houston.
Mrs. Minnie A. Foster Of Wellborn
Is visiting Mrs. w. A. Reed In
Bryan.
Uncle Steve Moss Of the Walker
settlement was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Proctor is visiting rels-
tives and friends near College.
Miss Suetta Brown returned from
Calvert yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira l.. Cain Of College was In
the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Zlnanti and son, MAnus.
are visiting az Mumiord.
Elder A. McGary is visiting In Fl.
Worth and other places.
Sam y. Wilson left for Houston
afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01

Embroidery sale tomorrow at
Edge Dry Goods Co. 70
News was received yesterday from
Fort Worth, TO the effect that Mrs.
Carnes was doing a. we'll as could be
expected. Mr.. CArnes, Mrs. J. w.
Coulter, mother Of Mrs. Carnes, and
DR.. II. Il. Coulter, her brother, OF
Rockdale, are with her at the Pro-
testant Sanitariums
Attention is directed TO the Muslin
Underwear and Embroidery Sale Of
Edge Dry Goods Co. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. %
25-inch black lIaen, a regular ioc
value everywhere, our price tor
Monday only 25c per yard.
iOi Wagner 4 Brandon.
Read Edge Dry Goods Cos ad to-
day. %
Vital statistics show that during
the month OF March there were
twenty-five births with no deaths.
See my line Of linen doilies, Gen.
ter pieces, scarfs, lunch cloths, nap
kins, etc. Mrs. Mary Lawrencs. OF
w. J. Derrick secretary Of the
Texas woman's College was expect
ed to arrive last night.
Attend Muslin Underwear sale AZ
Edge Dry Goods Co. tomorrow and
Tuesday. I'd
See what our advertisers are doing
In this Issue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01

A. and NJ. made good again yes
terday afternoon in their last game
with Baylor. The next game will
be played on the campus April 4,
with Trinity. A fairly large
crowd went to the college yester-
day afternoon to see the game.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01
Work OF Boys.

We were informed yesterday Of
some mischief being done by a
party or parties north of Bryan
about two miles, they having
smashed a window of No. J south
bound passenger train the day pre-
vious. The same gang rocked a
freight train yesterday about the
same place and were Immediately
reported when the train reached
Bryan. The officers Immediately
took the matter up and were not
out long until they had two Italian
boys under arrest, and il is be-
lieved more are implicated. The
boys were released on bond of 500
each.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01
SPRING SUITS
$500, $4,000 and $500

These suits are hand tailored from collar TO button
hole made of exclusive imported fabrics and equalled
only by the very best custom talors at double our
price.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01

No matter how exactng or fastidious you may be IN
choosing your Spring apparel you'll find your Easter
suit awaiting you here. Just the style and the weave
that you like best at the price you like pay II onv
remains for you to and pick il out.
Every popular weave has representation here
and one sees at glance that grey is the favored
shade this spring although blue serges are much
in evidence. We show large assortments Of all the
different shadings in these two most popular COL
ors and at prices that will surprise and please you
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-01
SIP RI NC SUITS
$1,000. $3.50 and $500

See twenty of these handsome suits
in our show window
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
FALL SCHEDULE
AT S. A. C.
CLASS WORK COMMENCES TO
pAN-oNE MONT A WEEK
EVENrs-rAosg WHO Will
HAVE CHARGE.

Tho regular class work under The
fail schedule bosIns to-day at the
Seattle Athletic club Tom Ne
naoaid vii BE- iu ehsrBe 81 tbs So m
nazlun. ANA I.ouute Aasin viii De
Ma asslsta nt and boxing Instructor
III Roller viii have charge ef the
Glasses in wfrstiiuE
sttnHat ta lasg SESSION there VIII
be oue hlght in eaeh week devoted
60 members when all sorts of sports
viii be puiiui nff basketball win
camc Ia FOE faif shatu OF attcus
tlan
The fsi'ovlns Is the class sebgd.
uia
Gencral athletics "Wednesday s 10
y. m uaxlnE Tuesday, b to y 80
y u WrcstllaK Tuesday aud t'ris
day. sta g 50 D, M Feuoiue Nous
daN ana Thursday. 20 D. IA.
business men Gymnasium Tues
daY. Ia 6 2 m Thufsdsz 5 10
A. % ~ saturday. 5 "a 3 r. ms
sN1mmtnE Thursday, 6 s3 Ia 8 Is
y N.
Jnniors Gymnasium Meadays
"Wednesday and Friday, 80 "a 70
o.. ut swimming. "Wednesday 30
Ga 5 y IN
seniors Gymnasium Monday ana
Thursday. Ia y q ms swiminiuE.
Thursday. &c b SO 2, IN
Juveniles Gymnasium ruHadav.
. - % Z 80 = m.s saturday ~ Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
RACES SATURDAY
LoutBVttLE

First rafn. three faufiha n milf
insoifhHft ITO tWtahnr1b. 4 - .
won HpaodmH Aef. zoe second.
Miaa Anxious o. fhird Time
1889
Second rnre. tnree f0HffhH 81 d
mile Elliott. TO fgoian1I a. C.
won Norwood Ohio. 100. aseond
Handy 1911 no. third Time
. 1918.
Third faee one mile bHleaman
ti7 fMr HaHeoctB. ~ e. won
Wrleuleida. ~. second Ripple
mafH. 49,. third Time. 50 IS
Fourth face. eleven aiEtafutha ~
"a mile ChamhIer. iHG iNarriAhdy
o 20 !. son ntalt - second; Cor
rlgaH. ios. third Time. 532 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
SEATTLE HIGH
WINS
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME OF THE
SEASON TAKEN ~ LOCALS
FROM soVs orr rte cRuis.
ER PHllAoELPtttA-sooRE "
TO 0.

The high school haYa defeated TIA
aailars ffem the cruiser philadelphia
in she first football Same 81 the
season last saturday ~ ~ 70 o
The first eleven played the first
half and when the whistle sounded
Tot the second half caHeh k'fuHt
truffed aut the second eleven
Thsre vas nothing spectacular ln
the game. although coach FROST Ia
wei pleased With the showiug -
the boys. and There T. some great
talent among The lads
TIE ncW rules were used through
out The Same and the spectators
were favorabiy Impressed The
work o. more oren aud there II now
not 81 much danger from possible
injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

loT lrordHal. 6 - 4 wa, !.
fhanea laa. second, issg" -, -
ti2 fmrd Time. i f2e i's''9
Third race. three fs,,,.,
mile Mafaida IIg aae, y
Won Hu or. lii. s,,,.' ? . (
Belle l05 tbIrd Time liz n
foWh Harr 40 and on
mllr AIW uuf9m lbe 80 'gaf.'
90 8 nou Hlr Ralph. M ,sie0l
iieaeftaiian 10. third ~
a.DI Tins
fleh race aiss1leobss.
Run -. 6FHmbeffaal avos -. ~
aon fuH 8pmmcrs iso ss 'a'''.
fir'Haao - fhird. rlms !,
fHfH race one and ono 60.
miir th9Is HaBurk M. In. ssa
2 to + We Request I8s -.
aDnseaHe f4a Time l.st ''
Sixth He#. three fagftbs
HALEY % lKoenari.8o 'l
10 1mnps 10 second ita, !. 10,
iit fhB1 Time. tls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
mAFFrY rslss sotouP.

Ia ths midst II The baseball game
yesterday Aftera0oa At Recreation
para. President Bert. u the Coast
League. waa Acco4ted By . special
delivery boY. Who had iettaf from
Umpire Ion Maffey The letter
stated that be demanded a contract
for the remaining ais weeks and
transport asinn guaranteed both
says President Bert stalled that
he wnuid kst another boy. az Maf
fey rauid ans hold Up the Coast
League In that manner 81 a tho.
m~nra noflea Maffsy Ia ~ Port.
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

"a I'm. swimmlna. Saturday. T. ID
to / q. "a
fadiea Gymnasium. tuesday and
FRIDAY, 10 20 ia N a M. swimming
same daKh. II Ga n no a. I'M
fNrh school sifls uYmhasium
Saturday. p to p th a. m swimming
same dsx. gsIs 10 10 Nc a. an
Iunior leaders Gymnasium Mon.
dHe. 4 so to b#ts t. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24

professional ball players When the
gentleman manager was hefe The
way Russ Halls men put a cfimp
IN hts bunch made II Geld chill run
un hia back and 1t liked II 50 we'll
a ran down
Tho credentials that Russ Hail
takes with him are. out 81 is gaines
he has won 81. tied ! aud lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
THE MARKETS

The marriott speue1 this morning
win plenty af grapes The best
ate sriImg a. ffsm tiaa t1 tila.
The steamer stuff arrived oH the
street to-day PraehHs ate plentiful
ana are asIIiuH re 500 - " 10. atf
ct good quality
Tho psultfy. meat fiah tn1 daiff
pfaHur - afe firm at ths old quota 6
tiaua Tho commission meH are
afiiauue tho question IT thr SAT-
ufday afternoon off" startling the
first Hf nest month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
EXCURSION RATES TO

hoF v 49, ~ y
Via Northern Pacific. Dates 81 sale
October 8 and q Doing limit 10
days final return limit November
10 Rate tst8a. A splendid anpsr-
tuntty Eor particulars call city
ticket offler y T. ~. corner Efrat
~. and Yaslcr way 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
GOOD SHOWING
|. BY s. A. c. BOYS
LOCAL ArHLUrUs GAME WITH.
IN ONE POINT or BRINGING
home raU CHAMPIONSHIP
TOOK MANY OF rHE coVuT.
20 EVENTS.

The athlstcs from the = A. G -
turned last night from Vancouver
n g. where they vent o. PARTED
pate in the field meet The local
bows came Aithin one point - cap
turing the championship However
they took most 81 the coveted
rVcnts
Although tho meet paa held IN a
arirsIInE raln. Z coo spectators VT
neasea the various events and the
meet Naa one 81 the busi held for
many moons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
LOCAL oAHsnen TO mEsr

"Wednesday. at the Rainier Gfand
hotel. the members ~ The Seattle
Rssinr club sill meet aad discuss
piana for neNt year The annual
rrFatta wlil ha hrid on Lake Wash.
inetua nest year aud a seaiiis club
ali eut0f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
ssArrLs rLEcrRles WIN.

The Seattle Eiectriea went 10 Del.
bingham yesterday and defeated
the nalllngham team b. the score
~ : Go I Blaine. neillashsm and
New Westminster. y G have been
playing games and beliinEhAm
claims the series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
Steam Baths CSC

tHeiadlag Shaver and plunge siesta
ana ehampeo bath. bee Tafkith
baths and bed fof night. 81 % Mas.
saEa and chlgopa8iHt uork = uge
elalty. Ofieatal baths. sndes Uranf
oners House Phones. ind. ana.
" tatf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-24
TORONTO.

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