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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23
Eastern Tennis Championship.

LONGWOOD, Mass, July 23.-The
sixteenth annual tournament in sim
giles and the championship of the east
for tennis doubles began this morning
on the courts of the Longwood Cricket
club. w. A. Larned, who won the
fourth Longwood challenge cup last
ner of the tournament. All matches
will be three in five advantage sets.
except consolation and handicap
matches, which will be two in three
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23

when Stanislaus and his uncle, who
had come from Moline to attend the
wedding. called at the brides home
The uncle expressed the opinion that
the girl was too homely for his
nephew and said:
Rather than see you marry her I'll
give you $1,000"
In the light of subsequent events the
supposition is that Zomer preferred
the $1,000 to Stella. The girls father
has filed suits for $4,000 each against
Zomer and his uncle.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23
TROOPS OFF FOR ENcAMPMENT
Soldiers at Fort WaIIa Walla Left
This Afternoon for Camp
of Instruction.

Headquarters, band and Troops c
and D, Fourteenth Cavalry. left Walla
Walla this afternoon at o'clock in a
special train over the Oregon Rail-
road & Navigation line for American
Lake The train consisted of one
Pullman, three tourists. one baggage.
three fiat and eight stock cars. The
troops will go to Portland from which
place they will travel to the encamp-
way of Vancouver Barracks. The
troops will be away from Fort Walla
Walla until after October IS.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23
Didn't Want to Hear Encore.

A politician had concluded a rousing
speech in a rural district, when a Wig
orous applause arose, and cries of 'en-
core! encore were heard from all
sides. Just then an enthusiastic youth
in the rear of the room cried out:
Encore be hanged, let the same fell
low speak again!"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23
PUSH MEANS PUBLICITY.

y Push has made American men
y what they are today. 1t is the
y great American spirit condensed
y into a monosyllable. Hand in
y hand with push goes publicity
y as a motive power toward sue
y cess. The two are so close
y that it is difficult to know
y them apart. The man of push
y is a champion of publicity. If
y he has 4 good thing he wishes
y the public to know about it;
y if he has goods to sell there
y must be push and publicity if
y he would convert those goods
y into income. What is the use
y of having the goods to sell if no
y one knows of them? How are
y the buyers to be found? Push
y and publicity will provide the
y articles to be sold and the
y persons to buy them. Push and
y publicity are the antidotes of
y stagnatiOn and starvation
y Louisville COurier-J
y
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23

Cider. Champagne Cider, Genuine
Champagne and Vinegar. Wines from
grapes and small fruits Alcohol from
cereals, vegetables, plants, fruits and
wood. and valuable recipes Send s1.OO
for book which gives practical instruc-
tions how to make them. Address
LEO label, p. o. Box 604, Portland.
Oregon. i,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23

advantage sets. The number of en-
tries is quite large this year, and in
cludes some of the best players in the
east
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-23

There's no style of Footwear
that looks so handsome on a
woman's foot as Oxfords, If they
are right. If they're not right,
no shoe is so Unlocking and so
uncomfortable. We've the best
Oxfords that the most skilled
oxford makers could build, the
feathers are choice, the styles are
handsome. the workmanship and
fit is perfection. In Button,
Ribbon, Ties and Butcher styles.
N. SELL,
20 Main Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
WILL
GATHER

Next week Tor three DAYS. start.
inE Ia with Tuesday. the Grand
lodge ~ the Knights Of Psthlaa
VIII celebrate Ia OLD time style
Members fram all over the state
VII b. present Il Il expected that
over 500 viii attend At the same
time the ladies branch If that
lodse the Grand Temple Of Rath.
bone Sisters. VIII hold q meeting
Ia celebrate their organization
Mayor Moofc will open the OK.
erekses Tuesday morning vith a
selcomlnE address. which viii be
AnaWVred b. toast from J "
Macarthur Of spokane. the grand
chancellor 81 the order Following
this there Ntli be drosa parade Of
ten companies o. the uniform rank
In the afternoon the Bama com
pAhirA vii so through oonpgtt.
tive driii a Fort tsawton Ia the
evening The memhera of the uui
form rank Vill hold a strand ball at
Christensen broadway hall Wed.
neaday ctening the ~ O n. X.
VIII have a grand ceremonial az the
X Of T. hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
TO CLOSE DEAL
IN A WEEK

Frank Wnterhouse 4 90. f. the
Seattle shipping concern which has
placed an option on the steamers
ana harRes Of MISC keuzie firoa.. of
vancouver. .. q. which was an
no'inesd exclusively IN Tho Star
yrntefday. While the deal has not
been definitely closed IL has pro-
Eressad Tar enough that BY the end
~ the week the fleet Nil be the
property 81 the new owners
No announcement has been made
ns % the final Imposition 81 the
steamers. There r. possibility
that the batRea Win be placed On
the staEway run carrying stock.
Mackenzie BfaH have for some
years been operating the largest
shipping business ou the coast uu-
der the control ~ 70 limited humber
Of individuals Tine firm has Raiu-
abb. contracts for the trauspsrta-
ti0n ~ ores tn connection with the
britannia. Brown Alaska and omar
mines. the last Two properties being
on Prince Of Wales island. Alasta
Captain a. = Mackenzie. II Is
n stated viii be general manager
Tor British Columbia for Water
house a 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
WAS FOLLOWED BY.
BAND Of AVENGERS

hypnotiat. or something similar.
for he had n Eroat power over pco
pie When he placed his hands
on their heads they were absolutely
IN hia power and did any thing he
told them.
lie abused them aud called them
names. bat thay never resented. aud
had he told them 10 jump Ia the
river thoy would not have hest
lated moment. but plunged Ia
lie WAS a very homely man, too. but
ho attracted women wonderfully.
Used Seattle Boys Money.
4 married my wife IN Portland
ak years ago. and everything was
serene until Creffield appeared
This IL also true Of the Hurts. Hart.
leyu and the others. Crcfiield mar
Red Hurts daughter The only
man. practically. Ia the HOLY Roll
cfa besides cruffield himself was
Young Hurt. brothorin law Of the
leader
Hurt Wis promising youth
until Creffield aot him crazy lie
had good job la Seattle. aud loft
this. taking about $500 Of hts saw.
ings This money and what little
Crcffield could secure frum the
women In ais following seems 20
have kept the Holy Rollers going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Nd EVIDENCE
OF SMUGGLING

The customs officers who yes
terday seized the launch Amp we're
unable To lind any evidence Of
smuggling After the seizure OF the
launch Chief Customs Inspector
Frank LOTUS aud Deputy whnley
went 10 Tacoma to keep watch on
the residence OF Il Bomera
somora and Peter Nelson. the
owner of the Amp. have been np.
tieod making mysterious trips 10
dnmora house. carrying ia trunks
and coulng out Nith boxes
Yesterday the inspectors lay In
walt aud IN n short time we're Re.
wardcd bY seeing both men coming
out OF the house with q trunk The
trunk WAS seized and found 20 be
empty A search Of the cellar was
made. With like result The men
Hero turned loose and the launch
will be restored 10 Nelson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
No CHANGE IN
PRICE Of ICE

On account ~ a great scarcity Of
Ice this year the price in the east
has gone up fully 90 per cent. and u
Is likely 20 stay there Tor the rest
u the summer Ia Seattle and tho
wet. whore all the ice lH mannlac-
tufed. the price will moi be- affected
and vii be the same 40 last year.
About Map the ice manuiHe-
utfara get busy 10 supply the people
with See If was about that limo
that the eastern manufacturers
found that the amount of Ice col
leefed last winter vas unusually
small. aud that they would eonse-
quehlly be rushed for business. 80
thef raised the price The Star Is
assured. however, b. the three big
ice concerns in this city that the
price OF Ice will remain the same as
ever.
The price that Ice will sell for
ihis season ia Seattle 10 about 70
ceats per 100 pounds for the resi-
dent districts. aud cheaper for the
business farf 81 the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
PREPARE FOR
CONVENTIONS

JUNEAU. May a-Iohu Spiekstt.
chairman % The rrpuniiean terri.
total ezlanmlttee. and Louis l. u -.
lisms. II the asmncrnttg COMMITTEES.
are both preparing 70 issue = call
for conventions here % n.utnafe
candidates Tor delegate 10 congress
to be elected on partiaam platforms
Adxteea frosn Nome 20 Williams
say tha democrats there have a.
EurAnces % ths Support % tho
Miners federation. and can sweep
that section Local democrats are
worried over The Shaup campaign.
"a ha L. popular u-ifh the cid Inc
democrats n he secures the TO
pahilcan nomsnatloa he VIII cut
town the normal vote Ia this sc.
tlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Pure Drugs From
Experienced
Druggists

There lH an added satisfaction.
whsn buying DRUGS at BarellH. sta
Second avenue. 20 knuN that you
are not only getting them az the
lowest prices. but that they are
compounded hY experienced DRUG
riais. Read the prices We quote for
tomorrow and you won't wonder
Why We do the largest drug bust.
ness IN Seattle Carriers Beef
Wine and Iron. 800 bottles.
bac; cnrholic salfc. Csc hoXcH. ise /.
sulphur and cream tartar tablets.
sc boxes. i5c: pure glycerlnc. s
ounce bottles. ite. best extract OF
witch hazel. fun pint bottles. &c !.
glycsrino and rose water. i.ounce
bottles. lie. Rcd Cross fountain
~ rinKo. 1850 Kind. fi-05. guaran.
teed for two years, EycrReadY
safety razora. with seven extra
blades, per set 900. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
CONSIDER FiaG PROTECTION,

Measures far Increased fire rro-
lection Tor the downtown business
district wlii be discussed at n meet.
luw q the fire and water COMMITTEES
% he city cnanel 10 be held this
evening The COMMITTEES has had re-
ferrrd % n TIE resolutions 81 tho
Chamber 81 Cammercs an the sub
Ieet ard the petition II ths leading
business men asking that irnmeaEats
steps - taken towards providing
Increased protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. May =Eeis Berg.
saz Times st. a sawyer Of The SLIM
son Miii company, WIS struck ~ "a
board yesterday afternoon The
board AIT him la the abdomen. but
d.. arein#r expects him % be out
again iu "a few days.
Martin Print 90 yeats Old. was
sent 10 the county hospital yeafsf-
day. lie came from Tedfofd. WIS
shout a week aR8 in hopes OF find
inE daughter. Mrs RIA bot the
police were not able 10 locate her.
Yesterday morning y. A. brown.
First and schooner sis4 NnH carry
ins a aau az the Seattle cedar mill.
when II shipped and cut his leg.
Rev. q. X Berry. o. Portland.
gave q lecture last evening On The
History and Teaching II the Greek
Catholic Church al the Christian
church. This evening his subject
VIII be The History aud Teaching
% the Ramhn Catholic
on May 8 daughter vas born 20
Af. and Mrs william s ousekan-
bush. taz Langley aY
The funeral II A. T Omley. col
f1fih az was held this afternoon
a. 80 o'clock az HufterNofth s
chapel The lutefmeni uas at SIT
Pleasant crnslsfy. Mr.. Omiey epfn-
mitfed suicide Saturday By drinking
tHfbalfe acid
The Main - franchise was de-
layed w~sk At the request u Mr.
sander 81 last evenings council
meeting
The COMMITTEES on the annexation
petition VAS given further time
The Haruea av. and Second ~.
aeNsrs Nrfe renoTlef eamnlniea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
EMINIScENcES OF
: THE OLD DETECTIVE

The old man stood lmpresslveiy
Tor a few seconds
IN tell you shat abe dld DO. -
he repeated. she sent ever blessed
cent she earned to her poor parents.
until ms wtfo-God bicna her Who
Is dead. found out about f. and In.
sisted on keepiag out part OF her
wages % the gal could get clothes
fof hcrnaif
30 when along comes Christ
mas time. ma gives the gal the
money and added some for a pres.
eai What do you suppose that gal
does but so down town AMI spend
Il all for Christmas presents for
her parents and her little brothers
aud raturn Now. your honsh. yon
lunt sca that gifl Is let 40. and III
take her back home She's bcru
stealing for those poor folks OF
hers. aud that IL all there ~ 10 "a.
The old ea judge sat down. while
an intense silence n-igned. May
weTe In tears
on. Judge. withdraw The
charge" cried Mrs Browning Poor
Josephine. | didn't know"
And I Withdraw mine. cried
Mfz Allen
The judge .mneh affected. turned
apiseniiuEiF 10 the Jury
Not EulIfs. roarsd the foreman
without even c1nauiting the others.
huf the othorH. a. well % the spec
tatura. set aside all court aeegruin
aad appisuded. IS the Judge aa.
nouuecd In sientorian tones.
Discharged %
AID Josephine. atiii In tears. with
head bowed. walked out of court
clinginE fact on the arm 81 old
judge Thornton. who soothed her as
they went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

The casa OF Josephine hrlEinAkl
remaiua strong In M memory. q,
Is not thrilling There IL no Euu
Plas. NO great amount 81 detective
Artifiee. but IL contains vast
amount 81 human interest
She was a young Polish gifi and
stdkinFly handsome Of the ntntu.
eHqse l3pe. though fair and demaru
tier bsK blue eyes reflected ain-
pllritF and truth
Josephine VS. accused Of stealing
various articles from her mistress.
Mrs browning. a woman ~ wealth
aud faahsou Tko ART had hs~u
employed previously By a number
81 pfaminrnt families. not a few
members ~ which we're In court
hra. nrowninE biuahingiy test.
fled ia the articles stole By 1aaaph
Inc Il ~ unnecessary 90 cuum.
crate them tho list comprised ct.
|c3 kind Of article hnown to a
woman'A war,irobe
When first placed under arrest
Josephine anErily aenicd any
thsfta bat broke down and tear.
fuliY confessed I waa pat on The
case and recovered the EpoGH
A charge Of grand larceny vas
preferred against the Eirt. and then
came another charge 81 the same
nature. from a Mrs Allen. one II
tossplnns'N former employers
Josephine. ersing. trembling. a.
irmpfad no defense II waR up "a
The tadEe Ne hooked AZ the flrl
pits iakly To Impose sentence Ga
such a one Ras not task that
hind hearted old Judge Adams rel.
lshea
fuur houof ; voice called
out from the spectators. may
bs permitted few words -
The Judge ronfrsntlng him was
his old associate. ssJudEr Thorn.
ton. 81 k.ntuekf. a maNuiftnsntly
bcne Falenf appearing man. Win
silyeFY hair that flowed down 20
the stopped shoulders q venerable
aEs
That gal. said the old man.
"was IN my home for sin mnntha.
and wr trusted her. Hhe could have
stolen anything she wanted. hus
ahe newer took pan. but | tell
yoa what she did Do. your huuah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

= Fef the last sir weeks Tn. Trus-
Tee Company has been carrying on
u very active business In The sale OF
che Interests iu Trustee Property
No bounded BY Third ave south.
Washington At. and pTefuntaine
lrlaee.
y This property n divided Into 13e
'fatta or units. represented BY $40
Investment ttaHds. which convey a
direct ownership m the property 10
she puf. haHafs. giving them the
same results IN rental returns and
Increase in value Or the property. IN
proportion 10 their interests. a. II
they owned the entire property
Any sum from ti0o 70 10000 may
be- invested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Active Property Selling
Large Sales of the Trustee Company's
investment Bonds

Prom a careful estimate. and from
applications already received. Il IL
believed that the investments IN the
property VIII pay PEI orat per an
mum IN cash dividends from rentals.
aud. With the opening o. the new
passenger station and the building
Of the Union Pacific station. wui ia.
crease very largely IN value.
The ramuauya office on the
ground floor Of the New York block
is very busy place. aH nearly
1900 600 worth 81 these Investment
Bonds have been sold since March
20ih one hundred and forty siln
remain unsold but It r. expected
that They will be closed out IN a
very short time. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
ASKS ron rar MONEY.

WARRINGTON. May . Con.
sfesHman Flint of California intun.
aneed a resolution apptonrinting
seea.eQo additional for the relief OF
Hah Francisco. a. be uaod ga the
purchase aud di4rlhution If quar-
tetmaater'a and %stnmlssary stores.
az recommended hy President
Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

hiEiaz married a nan - year
aaa fhsh herself at her parenfs'
s'1h1ana. hecan 40 abe aay8.
~ waatrsi n get bis rn0Hey. Mat
, Tilsta has sued for a divorce
- nart Tilden. a well known
e1ea If Ballard.
~ ge4thfni wife claims that her
lisasad aissat have any money aff.
u ahd that Hhe never really
kFss him
MtoTalag 10 Der com plalnt TH
- va = years ola. and she was
: 4 n tine Of their marriage
~. are two children ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
sagfTGssrEiN WILL STAY.

4 q Breitenstein. mayor Of
South Park. ho IL a clerk Ia tbs
county auditors office. has been
called upon b. the council Of South
PARK 10 resign The action Of ths
council Rrew out Of = charge that
the mayor had made compromig-
ing proposition 10 Marshal C. v.
Cotton contemplating raise Of
salary fof the latter Breiiensicin
declares be viii pas no attention
TO the request OF the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
HoLHs ROUTINE NETTING.

The regular meeting of tho
Chamber ct Commerce waa held
this Afternoon at 30 Nothing was
taken hp bat the regular business.
MANY reports we're matte hy the
ditterent committees. but NO neN
business eunr up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
KILLING or eRuFriuLo sEe
ONO ATTEMPT ON HIS LirU--
APOSTLE LIVED ON SEATTLE
BoYs MONEY.

PORTLAND. May s-when I'D
mnnd tpfflold was killed In Seattle
Monday hy George Mitchell Il Was
the second attempt that had heaa
made to take his life hF a band
81 avengers whose families had
been ruined hy the linly Roller aud
had determined upon hls extormin.
alton.
There was a mutual understand
ing. II no actual Organization.
ampns the mrn that the first 60 fin.
ttoffieid face Ia face was to effarc
him fum society These determined
men would not nworve from their
purpose of taking the law into their
avn hands. aud Tits Creffield knoN
far he had been travelling with tuo
largo rryolyera dashed ia his body,
prepared Go meet the emergency
which he realized would come IN
the course Of time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
PREPARE PETITION.

The Dexter Avenue and Harrison
Street Improvement club has called
q meeting for this evening TO con-
elude the preparation ~ petition
for the reRudo II those streets
across the east side 81 Queen Anne
hiA and across the government
10 az Ross A permit has been
secured from the government allow
Ing = s48asinR ovqs the canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
Money and Wages
Collected

I collect money IN al parts OF tho
world. serve leEal papera secure
srideucs In all kinds Of oaeea. buy
and sell timber claims. real estate,
mortgages and ehatisla. loan
money. collect rents. W A Ryer.
son. 422 Boston block White iss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
BODY CANNOT
Be CREMATED

NEW YORK. May . -piairict At.
tofneY Jerome refused to allow
Charles l.. 8plcru body 10 De burn.
cd today Ito demanded an autopsy
The remains Of the deceased are Ia
vault Lewis Nixon aud u II
RnEcrn. Jr. attended the funeral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
MEANS 100000

WASHINGTON. Il O. May -
rur the pnfpoe~ Of assisting Cau.
fufmtn tho hnusc gafamittrr an uub
BE lands has authorised a faveFn hlr
REPORT on the tili 10 pay California
5 uef sent ga the eAah aalsa u poi :
bee lands These all Amount g.
tssa zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
MAY ASK FoR COMMISSION.

CHICAGO. May 9-The bitumln.
Gus operators are discussing the
Availability ri asking Roosevelt 10
appoint eOmmiasinn 20 arbitrate
all differences between them and
the miners No action has yet been
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
TRY To KILL
GOV. FOLK

JEFFERSON CITY. No. May a.
IA Internal machine Naa found un-
der Governor Fulh's window ny a
man who was moving bis lawn this
afternoon. ~ vas loaded with nitro
Riyceffga No arrests have been
made The governor believes It lie
The work u q cfauk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
government GOES
After DRUG TRUST

Druggist association. snd National
Assoeiati0 Of Retail Druggists al
lesing that combination has been
tmmea Ia az the prices to DO main.
taincd BY the retailers la violation
Of the antitrust law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

whats the name Of your new
comedy p
Mustard. replied the manager.
You're sure a. having sue
c.ssfui season. It's bound % draw =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09
AIMED A BLOW
At P0LYGAMY

WASHINGTON. u g.. May s.
ssnatoF Plat iuireiucrd taaay a
r.fuposed amendment 10 the runsti-
tuttaa ptohihltinE psaiYxamv Ia The
United states. a. Vas tabled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

A tuuir n these modern dars. an
ovsrskfft a quarter q a censurY
back. L. the oarrsct thing a pvin-
cess gown e. made with this new
effect
Tha dress is ~ aafra Hilk. On dell
cate gray apricot satin SWING q Co
eiaad tone 70 the Quaker saade.
while heavy Irish Euipurr adaeHs the
costume. Ths small coat sleeves and
tire tnprrluK panel which e seen
under the tunic. are % the lace. The
tunte IL cut On rounding lines
The apricot satin T. introduced In
small piseeH. With complete the
yokn. These ere outlined vita black
ana touched OF villa black French
knofa soft ribbon in tho apricot
tone ~ laced through the Jacket ard
sleeves and conventional rnaettcs.
which graduate in EfHe. reach from
the stock "a the Efrdis.
About the low crowned Tuscany
uatinr a. set a small wreath u dog
roses o. thn various apricot shades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

EExnu 4 Erickson. uh0iuRrn pliers.
ia ths Eltel building. are Offering
aufne extra fine exF cabinet uha.ca
for g. 90 Ter dozen, open Satur taN
evenings Closed sunday. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

nKl.tANGftAAn May s-charisa
Peterson uan instantly Killed by =
aitalsg los n a f-aaa Whstram hog
sing camp Tits uafnink lie Was
hufftbiY mahEi~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

,s,atSGToS. n &. may
~ snesup'eo' ''d'' ME sun
80. the Proprietary Nss'' ''''a
80 ,w.slea, NATIONAL Wholosals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-09

Finally obtained esgdenes
against Crefflrid and cent him %
tha paullantiarY Tor twu Ynara. bat
hts time was shortened b. good t'e.
havi0r. All bis followers wcre seat
10 the insane asylum bui my Nila
I brought her home and sac
remained quiet until he was ~
leased. and thea ] could sno that
she vas Anxioaa 70 ioin the baas
again. although she denied ~ oss
nixht. a couple 81 weeks nEo. she
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