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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25
Den Arnen
Niin uioanoerlige 2iusorolll.
af 4aIta Smith aieber.

Seoernes 2pngmarter bdpoe ORD
uef mia - oibuo Itoo min 9u DID
for ieg.
Gommeren bar milo meo parme.
lpIe Splfinsoage. Ratterne o5ida
4nIs. miloe, p~iounoerlig..
Oct loffeoe % orog : apnger,
Mlprfblsn, 6apet. 9ptterne : oet
IOtfsoe % Orog meo en- ufenot ords
qenSs Mugt.
Den 6erligite Sommeritemnin9
Ida pper 8iooerne = 5uglene Sdn9
po tpioreoe = og 9pn9blomiternt
4aIfe lit eaet table Sprog.
Smenem 2pnaen leoeoe jeg ON
Qnnuen Itreb iee. De Imaa g9gere
por Ipm tuiinoe imda, fmilenoe vi
ne. Der gemte fig bag binanosn !
aiuorsnos 5rpo.
Og Sisie imad Zine bpiiteoe goos
Santsr mo 1 Sialen. Mdneoe til
aft Goelt og fort.
Mssn oqiau ct anoet gie opoa9es
Se ieg mellem Sa0erens apnghejer
....g MenneTteeie me0 en- fornns
SerIia fangilenoe Magt.
Oq eTterIom 9agene ffreo frems
rDer. % ieg Iarte at itue alt opbere
90 on6ere inc / hans rene, bdrms
SILT, % ban larte at ifue onbere o9
Spbere mo ct CART. orsmmenoe 9fen=
neTfs6ierte. blsp hi mart %uunopars
Tiee for bindnOen.
Srmen fom, oa 9enitdbets %
BIN aan6eliqe Sl9gtfplelie life l9n4
oere our not, ga Ri begge betdgne al
en- in6srliq 2angiel at tiIhsf'
hfnun6en for 2ibet = beieoe bore
a5DDeOsr MOB binanoen / itiae ba-
eanOs 6rbo.
Gar BET 9irfeligbeo eIer 8rpm
tn pilo Joroirring / 5anterns
en- itOrmenoe. i%ublenoe eDtte-
FglelIe. =. .aunoe BET bare anoet
suo en- tim 9rsm2
Gn 6rpo, inttt Menneite formaar
at Ttilore en- berlig, operp9ttes
ysOr, bimmelff Subelfplelfe 6apot
bonst ia 9ei til pore 0jerter.
2pftsn bleO mig for tier jea
bsieoe mig ino moo BAN og grao.
51nferne = fore o9 iublenoe :
fremmeOs. taaaeoe og ufOrifaaeligc
fon og gift.
st Wenneite, Ser for life megel
Irnge iioen bar mia fremmeO og
uisnbt. bupoe formduet at itabe DEM
ne intsnis 6rpo.
Og bans Sjerte, bans 5ante,
bans Sjal = aft = ejeoe jeg MI
mso a9rligbeoens magtige eiens
1omsret.
ga mob 6om bar aft I min Sjal
I'm pen0t.
Oct !6op of fore Jelelier, Der
1aa gent / 6iertets belige Sfatfamz
rntr, itrgmmeoe moo BAN.
5slelIer, ingen fenote = ingen
aneoe. bar MI bans bans for
ziD % GDigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

6eititemningen foregeoes emo posrs
ligsre ben imob often, oa Solen
beapn0te at bale neOoper moo 5aus
fdnten.
@i hapoe iat os paa en- Iioen 6sj
ca ifueoe no oper 5abfaoen. Saa
beta9enoe nnoig ibntes oi aIorig.
pi bapoe iet Solneogangen. DEL
bar, fom hi nnppe bopeoe at bragg
qanoe, od Solens purpurgIsoeHos
8uIoifibe Idnt onbere og obbere Heo
mpo Sapet.
Stranoianoen, W~are6aImen og
Stenene / fin 5prghloning. Og iad
Get oejligfie at aft = 9pngmarterne
I SoIglebl Def par, fom SoIen
CAB De imad, pnoige aDngblomiter
et gleoenoe Qtfifeosfps, inoen Sen
Iant | 6aOet og De bejeoe fig obbt
reomsnoe for Solens Straalepalo.
Den barme, gfsoenoe Jarbeprdst
fOrtOneoe fig benoDer 5ielouus Og
Sci, 'ober SAB og StrdHo.
gn pdq, lbsbiolet Zone breote
Iig no ober 6e l9noIt MOB 6ori3ons
ten fpagt fegneoe aontursr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25
Sfcr prisneds1ttelss

SfNf DTlSneuS0nsIS
Boyer til ov~erordentlig nedsat PRS.
Benyt Lejlighenen. Ksb nogie at dfsse
billige Boyer, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeiadte Munro er solgt. Da vi IKE
kan skate fiere Bigger til de anfsrte
lave priser, maa Bestiliing indsendes
snarest. ON man snsker nogie af dem.
Bsgerne tilsenfes portofrif.
Begerne bestilles efter hummer.
2s7. Sa.DsrunotOisianismsH slsf
gositapbprtelfen. vi Is 9sntIl
S6arling, grof, Or. tbsol. l1z
Siber / OmIlas. Rebiat ira II
til % Gents.
298. Dunmari / 8ineotr al oani't
0ist.r,. 152 Sioer | Omflas pds
meget flint qapir og / imdsfulo
1noaaoe. S~noebOIoenoe bet fineii.
nopals at Oigts, i@trsOns al neitsH
ale Danmarfs Distsre, boori ak
be mere fremtrebenbe S~eparoisht'
Der / Danmart b%eipnges. Reoiat
fra SOC. til % Gents.
299. Den banIf aonebados : eiss
petition til 9renlanbs 9ftipit.
popul4rt bsftreben at o. 5olm,
=
aaptain | Gludotn, og y. Sdree,
gremierlsjtnant | 5laaben. $50
for, Siber | meget fmuft tompOHss
ret ginb meb @ulbtrnt. Eli 5ets
Zen tprer en- Mansbe farbtles fine
giaeoer os ct Sort opcr @rsnldno.
Rebfat fra 1888 III $500.
300. llpsirstiber. en Stilorins
fra 5rimisfonsegnene at aapp.l
gscter. 200 Siber | Omflas. -
Rebfoi fra $1,00 til 40e.
301. On SomIing 0ers at Chr.
Wintbsr. 242 Sibsr | OmHds.
Tsbfat ira $1,2o til 5oe.
302. 5be Gaming Of TIE Sbrep at
@iniam S%botefpeare. Neb @lo'
FER % anm9rtninger at u. Stc
mart, Mdc @rsgor, Selma 9.
ainnsb % 8. 6. Damn. Iii 9ru9
p,b selpFubium, priDatunbtrbis'
ming % / Stofernes bsiere aldss
fer. 1s2 Siber | OmiIng. Rsos
Fat fra soc til Doc.
303. Maebetb of Wi1iam Sbais'
Ipeore. Meb gloier og Qnmar,s
ringer af Mr. u. Stepart, ptur
@regor og mrs. g. ainnep. Gil
Brig pso SsIotubium, griOatun'
b~srpisnins og / Stolernss bsisrs
9lasfer. SO Sibsr | Omflag.
RebIat fra Goo til zoe.
305. grogeOe Blade. Digtt df Chr.
@intber. 352 Siber / Omlas.
NeOfat fra $3.50 til SOC.
306. 9iitoriteren Rebel Simoni.n.
Gn 2iterarbiftorif : gioerdFff
Stiloring at qnton 4nberIen. 120
Siber / Omila9. Rebfoi ira
Toe I'll 25c.
300. Eli Gen. Digit. at Chr. Wins
tier. 289 Sioer | OmTae. I.bs
fat fra $1.20 til SOC.
80. Sobn Bun og bans &. ene.l.
fs Rutibsfeosr os @titie at Wor
8. Ren. 294 Siber | Omnas.
Rebfat fra $1,20 til 40t.
312. Den NorbiFe airtes 9runb.
lasselie os fsrfte llbpitlins af u.
.. S%srsenftn. 9O6 Siber os I'll.
las Ill SiOer / Omnas. N.bfat
fra $6,40 til $500.
313. Ssitenbe. 5ortn1ins of aaps
pei gecter. 81 @iber | OmFog
Hebfat fra Coo til 35e.
314. Mibbelaloerens Magi of Dit
tor Rbbbere. Operfat fra SpenR
meb Gorfatterens sinobelf.. ITO
Siber / Omil. Re6I. fra 80 til Acc.
315. Settsrne | Danmort meb fars
Zig 9enIpn til bsres a%fbiseif.r I
29ren of ben epaneeliff slutberR.
airte. af 8. O. Soabpe, @osnes
prat. 400 Giber | OmToe. Neb.
fat fra $500 til $1,0O.
316. aritenlip | Danmart s.nn.m
bunbrebe Qar (1741-1840). On
aubslis 5orIumliness Siftorie at
5reberit Rpgddrb. Den fpnFs
Spbrtt.tie. 450 Siber | Omfoa.
Nebfat fra $3.50 til $1,OO.
BIT. Gn gammel Donmarfshiforie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

pUlin lille 9uItru, bOiitsOe ban
til mig, Og ieg iaa en- paao CLANS
/ bans Zine.
Seq tlpngsOe mig tet inO til BAN,
og ieg fplte, at jeg elitsoe BAN til
9anpio.
Gliteoe BAN bejere, Opbere, IN
osrligere, emo noget mennelteligt
9eIen par blepet melitet.
6por ban bar - Der piloe ieg
rare - Der bar nit YaraOis, ON
Oct 1ar pda SorOens uileIte pIet.
90 I Den StunO fsIte jeg, al
a~arligbeoen bar en- &raft at bans
Strait aerIigbeoens fore alz
faoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25
sor femten 9lar iioeu.

gSeger 9erren meoens
ban finOes." (Gi. 30. 81
Cqf MisTon9r 0urlauo ira 1879
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

@i tenOte enonu bare oens lnie
6remtoning. Sol o9 Summergleo
bapOe fat tit uuoiIettslige Stempsl.
Gurti.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-25

eort Yaulun for mango tommenos
Sa9e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

Great interest has been aroused
hy Tie announcement 0f the per
Torrance 70 be given by the pupils
OF the Egan Dramatic School next
Saturday evening. IN the Arcade
hall Director EKau has put forth
his best efforts 10 produce some
thing out Of the ordinary. aud his
sell proved ability leaves 40 room
Tor doubt AZ 10 the success OF the
entertainment
Two unasact plays viii be- pre-.
scented The farce. a Merry Meet.
inr.@ and the comedy. Marble
Arch
Lillian Fisher. soprano. Alice II
Haunlet. reader. Minnie YeaFef.
Ia "rhe Confession. and Mr. EgaH
IN The Littleai Girl will appear
on the program
Then Wlll follow a beautiful
aneetaCie@fiftY children eostumed
as fairies In the MaY Pole Dance
Ia Fairylaud Frederick ehriateu=
seu worked out the figures OF the
dance aud trained the children.
Wh0. Ia rehearsal. show a surpris.
Ing proficiency
The entertainment viii take
place next Saturday evening In the
Eean a Christensen hall. Arcade
building 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
FOLLOWS WIFE
To THE GRAVE

After nearly a century Of happy
married life. George W Heron
aged 90. well known resident Of
this city. died yesterday at the
Pacific hospital. a fow days after
the death Of HIS wife
Mrs sarah Virginia Heron. the
wife. who died on April Of pto
maine poisoning at the family rest
denco I'll East Denny way Nj
Heron had been declining for some
time aud he continued 10 grow
worse. expiring yesterday after.
noon
Charles r. Heron. sou. has
been a resident Of Chicago for a
number Of years. aud when notified
of his mothers death Immediately
started for this city lie did not
arrive here until after her death
however 90 he remained Ia Seattle
since.
The remains 81 Mr. Heron will
b. eremated tomorrow after sery
ices at the crematory. The De
ceased was a member Of the y. 4
a 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

fun foliage
Then there IL the nuu contiguous
terfttn1 a. tne north AErienitu
raj uneic Sam has planted = foot
aud a plow tn the Copper river val
10y. ALASKA. tu trY oul different
kinds % whnnt This countfy o.
between the 60th aud efth parallels
~ latitude ttot ~ refg far north
Huf sufinK - q Ions time coming
There il hardly a align 81 II Ia April
iiui When Il dora come the daYa ar,s
long and full 81 sunlight
The Laies, Of All.
nut there "a later aprlag than
that puiui Harrow. the moaf north.
era point % The possessions %
uaele sam. Is situated many miiea
north 81 thu Arctic circle. IL washed
b. the Arutie oeeaa. aud Is the most
northern cape ~ Alaska and the
limit 81 American settlement o.
su9Na spring only as the dawn -
the siH month day which follows the
sis month nikht Of the Arctic lau.
tudsa Spring in Point Harrow
means that the sun haa begun %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03


not d. Tor the nun contiguous ter
fitorF Tho domains Of Hucis sam
roe recall The familiar missionary
hYmu beginning ~Ffum Gfsclaad' 3
iry mountains to tuaia's coral
strand
spffnK piOwtnR and other Axft
cultural usseFafions IN the Philip
pines are reported 20 the tufrag -
insuiaf affairs uf the gar depart
uionf And a very nice little rrpof;
about cos peas. casnasa and Spaa
ish peAnuta aa Erosn at the arfieal
tufaf experiment. station ia slnEa
Ion. = there e fiui sRfiug ia the
philinpinea ia nat thr spring ~hteh
the posts ociehrafs u Ia nnlt the
fryine up u the ionx. hard rains
PinntiuK time Ia thu Philippines "a
about any time Raise sfpp 81 corn
Aad put In a crop of cos peas keap
rour cow peas and go spanish
peanuts Get n your peanuts anA
out IN some rice u u = continuous
performance ana no tutermieAtnaN.
Another Variety.
AuA there is another brand Of
spring 10 Hawali @uncle lin
Wilson's agricultural department
has a Model farm near Honolulu.
where Be tries experiments In Efow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
me NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

: safsA - Noa cannot eaY an
wssf arsxxnaking chart for less
g. ,Als chart anyone Who can
=. can make Rny garment The
- has a limited numbsr uf these
49,. Which Il viii sell 70 It's sub
x-A~s ior ftfty cents each. 100
ss.uiA Asenue between Unioa auf
fslserxlsf streeis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
CWIlNDLERS ARE
TAKING CLOTHES

resentinE himself as working Tor
their house The Individual pre-
aants carts alleging Ca be those OF
the firm aad the propfietofs VI
the establishment declare that thor
know nothing about tho man
other hrms have become aware
OF tho aama fasst being perpc
tratsd by Individuals claiming 10
BE- working Tor their houses The
people are Induced 10 give out
clothing to Be rvpalrcd. cleaned or
Died aud they never head ~ ~
aRaln The awiadlera dispose OF
the goota IA second hand dealers,
eltbsg In this city OF elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
.,s,,s SOLICITORS FoR oNs
.o,,sr ARg MAKING ROUNDS
A CRY STEALING CLOTH
,sacoaplAtNTs MADE 20
ira POLICE.

A.. rpvssnting themselves as
..ss.s,as Es mcal iye works and
''...t.r heasss have beer waFk'ns
- reslasnes sections oi the city
-. lhe past few da1a aud s.v
- r.so.4a have basn made 10 -.
=. hsadeuartars b. person she
-. bscn slctimiled
rs uefnlnF re Seattle Eye
~.rss wuagted % rdlicc heat
sssrser hat loma mar hsd ten
ngslsns stoat the suburban dis.
- sarinx The past fsw DAYS reP-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

lnK vanilla. bread fruit. queer kinds
OF aaaaHhea 60 be used as salads.
aud lots Of ether funny things hut
In Hawaii. too. Il IL always spring
And Again.
A similar game Is going ON In
Porto Rico The agricultural de-
paftment has an experiment station
AZ MayaEuoE Here. too. Il Is almost
always sprinR. Our aprinE" finds
vegetation rank In Porto Rico The
Easter lilies ars IN bloom. the ba-
mana grove IL green and iuatroua,
the side leaves OF the tobacco are
gray aud laatroua and ieapiuE into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
WANT WIDER srREGr,

Tho citizens OF Grorrstasn have
Threatened 10 have Charleston az !.
which Il now only 90 feet wide.
20 90 feet n thia u done
a strip Of 30 feet Wlll BE- taken off
the county po1r farm. which viii
coat the city Of Gsorgetawn q son
siderable amount. az the county
Ain not give The 30 fcrt without
being paid damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
EICHT DOGS
ARE POISONED

OF nearly teo0. with private amounts
offered aud the standing reward II
the Seattle Kennel club, deter.
mined attempt Is Ia be made 10
catch the poiAoners
Eddiv Sptanger. Who lives AZ 2ad
and Cherry. consulted with the aus
thnFitics this morning with regard
70 searching for The poisanera. nia
valuable cocker spaniel was among
the bot killed Ia that district dur,
iug the night
Poisoned Meat.
Ia each ease the poisonera threw
"duped" meat Ia the yarda Whero
the dogs could rvach a. The ant.
mals we're all found dead THIS
morning, II Ia likely that the Sc
attle Kennel club viii call ane-
Clal meeting "a consider the ease
and take measures 10 appruhond
the guilty paFtles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
ny ollaen Gardner.

Especial Correspondence 10 Tho
STAR
WARRINGTON. ID G. May 81
Spring IN Uncle Sans poanoaaiana'
Tho time Ia plow The time when
the rubin comes again The time
when the buds heain 10 swell. che
earth 60 grow moist and the boy
20 feel hia soul long Tor the end
OF school t
Hut wait' This h not the nit.an.
iaE u spring Ia all parts Of the
United States Thia descriptions ap.
plies To nprinE only In a part -
continental unltod States Il vii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
LOSES VALUABLE also

Mrs VI y Gould. nf a2te siss
az wcst. lest a solitaire diamond
ring valued AZ 500 on the Green
lake boulevard near lnleFhay yes
trrdAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

Fast WASH fiaiuthF. 81 rsF 80. punsf
s8aafA fgksif rer ton double enfHp Fast
Wash. - o. tHn aifafa. - r~r Tar
IL asr taa. F4gai aiand eata - per Son
as1is rafa 81 ~ tsH. rraeksI corn, -
rsF tan fed neal fss or taH miifilnas
- par tpnI ail rshs nseai 80 raF tnu hfan
30 psr taH shorts - rsr tea chapps1
feed n1ass ~ tan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
SEATTLE ttett VIVA

The Seattle high school team took
The second game fFpfn tho Spokane
htKh school players yesterday after
neau by seetc OF ) 10 g. nnifogd
ard coyie stitched for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
WILL GO
BY BOAT
CAPTAIN ANDERSON vii HELP
HANDLE THE CROWD AT.
TENDING HERNHARor PER.
FoRMANoE.

Seattle people are going 60 have
leHH trouble getting to the Leaehi
fark pavilion Ia the Hernhafdt
performances next Tuesday and
"Wednesday than they have IN gut,
tins Co the Grand Opera house or
Seattle theatre
In the first place the Yealcr way
line will operate an additional mum.
ber of ears aud tho service In this
respect pfumlsea to be excellent
For those people living In the
vicinity 81 the Madison ear line or
the Madron Park line arrangements
have been made for boat service
from Madison park and Aadrona
park ta I.aschl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
Lime ard Cement.

purtisna oen.snf. iran9ftsd pr hhi o. =
rdrfta "A cement. California per hhl. ~
iaas 11r ~ fafufaaA kagai plaster ptfts
peg hhl 81. iiHns san Juan Roche Tar
t5F psf bot ua Hfan fFr iaesi rensuinF
tiaa. 81 - hfs tgick. pr = tei pissist
lns hair Der 10. ~ msfsi i@ss go % ~
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

-, xsmahla DOGS we're polls.
a the wala Wella addition
easa " aea The Residents Of that
- . 80 srr az today Ia arms AMI
sls.i' ,,. "a take the Law into theis
us-A anAs II they catch the per
- - ~Ac ald the wort
$40 Reward Offered
-. ,ollee have been appealed 90,
- ,ssse Will b. a total reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

WaerfaFfaH ffasnaaHF fafiaf 49, lt -
Easfrfn ffssa tfte feF ~ - FatfsFH
fsHa fUH 49, Ia a. aafh HaftFf 80
q l#N aHEfREa HaeteTn TEA Hsf -
HHaM4 MtsHssH1aH WIS Haa rHerss
issz O. - eWtna naa ss g. aaaasa a HisF
q. 80 O. - 49, - siss tasess ~ 81
fsa uHW fHaaln afts rhsass aaF la 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
SPRING! BUT UNCLE SAM
HAS MANY VARI7IES

appear for a few hours each day
above the horizon. about the middle
of March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
DOESN'T LIKE SCHOOL

Alfred Blanchard was locked up
By Truant officer kstchum for ~.
fuHing IA remain ia arhaai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
The MARKETS


u
asinls AaFbant fsssfess titHN har taa
= siss Hfsss s.eiatass fstr - see 81
Hsa fsats1sse ~ e. Tssfaa fssaasaF
sasars &a - a. 80 j. hsafa ea9sas 80
ass fllsahs4ss ess 50 a tsHfnnsa
shsa&4F fNE "a fasn aaFrHts aaa @aH 80
ssafsss8 Eer As #9M MfsFi ssfHs8
tHsssAtass go -. SEES - esthHa - lslfaaa
= a4i - EzfsHins a4aA ffaf = naffs q
- FtlitH5hs as e #f tssftasris as1a
~ 80 ga NENF hsafsss4sf5se 49, -
e. Heflfs faahsfh nsa o. asaaA ssiasa
49, Fef ess it@t Is
Fruits.
ftzHsnsa 3 res A. C. - - wessf.
sheT aFstazs aef esax n saHE faHHF
aaeAss AaHAf ars ssas " sfH8Hs kNuaas
AssN. o. asAf tsHFF EeHaHa Hzs ~ ssE
sFssg ieasssas raf go SOS p EsHff eafst
5HeaHEes hsE O. saIH Fha nfafEHs
80 D. fsaHr TIA Haaksg &C. IL TaHz
fHfmia Halte nas an nassa asr Us IS
fas1tfaFnfA asfes MaM hrsas Haf a. =
= "a hrsae 49, a. gasa % it aAftaHt -
: o. caHfass 20 "a essFl o. s. ftai.Fsee
HatsH ~ o. HsH NsfA asffs -
a. - - ga ia nsetase sates 30
- o. u esssasurfs ~ faa s. stFawtasfs
ftsa peF EE1te q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
VII Hole AucrIoN.

The Young Ladies' Aid Of the
Norwegian Danish II n church.
vii hold an auesian tomorrow
'venins AZ ISIS Terry av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

usilhaf ~ sse 81 t1unn tfats Dressed
uaf ih ieHfH ffaneH ssfaef 81 l5faaa ~ rs
Fes rHiafsss sNifsan. fnF ~ lftsa fuantsFs
-. f'fr saisa per p. az. rack cd raf
ia ff shriHps. naf .. ~ fFaxan htark
- ~ ih s HrE esd rar n. fffr silver
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Capt. John l.. Anderson vii ans
crate between the parks GA Tueas
day and "Wednesday evening aud
"Wednesday afternoon the Nanthua
aud CYruna aud Mercer. II neceh.
sary For the evening performances
the boats viii leave Madison auf
Madonna AZ frequent Intervals be
ginning st o'clock aud Nill make
a. many trips as are necessary 20
both parks after the performances
On "Wednesday afternoon the
same service Will DO given. hcEia
ming az l o'clock
Care Tor Mary People.
II a expected that the beat HaFY.
ie. frcm Madison park will not only
carr fof the people living along
the Madison car line. bus viii also
take care ~ those tn the Capitol
IIill aue broadway districts The
Nadrona park lines will be fed b.
the JAMES a. cable aud viii carry
many 81 the down town peoBic nud
those coming On other linus hn1
transferring
With three car tines aud a necaa.
asfy nsulasr % beats 20 handle tie
naopie Seattle should have little dif
fioulty IN reaching t.eaehi park
The aaie u seats through the mail.
inz system aud the number OF Ia.
qulri~S received AZ sherman. Clay
4 Co.'S. where the seat sale viii
|open tomorrow. indicate Immense
audiences az all three OF the per
fafmancea
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First M. ( Church
Cor Third and Mariau street.
Friday Evening
May 4tt SO
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Ferguson's Dixie jubilee
Concert Company IL

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Talent Ia the world Dnsshalf u
the net proceeds viii be turned 80
a. the central relief COMMITTEES tabN
uaea fas fhn benefit % the California
earthquake sufferers noN in seattle
Tickets on sale az Sherman a
claws III Second aF. and Little q
aruK store first and Harrison.
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will buy BUCK steel Rsnss-s LEONARD rsfr0sr'
90 CART.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-18

ed spot on the Kentucky river. I ar
rived with my friend before the on
posing party and confess felt much
depressed, but when the others ap-
peared the sight Of my enemy and the
remembrance Of his abusive language
Of the night before made me hot. I
forgot both my prcJudices and the
chances of being killed. 1t had been
arranged that we were to fight with
Derringers at forty PAGES and continue
I till the principals were both satisfied.
| We took orr positions. the seconds
withdrawing little distance and load
| ing the weapons AS soon as they had
done this Gay approached me and
handed mine To me, while plummer's
second did the same for him.
ut was an unpleasant half minute
, while stood there looking at the muz-
zle d. d pistol IN the hand Of 4 dead
shot. Gay gave the signal, and we
Aired almost together. / was so certain
that had been hit that ! imagined +
| felt warm blood trickling from my
breast. But stood stock still. There
| was most surprised expression on my
lenemy's face. He had aimed at the
center of my body, and yet was I'M
| harmed. He called for another shot.
His second tried to dissuade him, but
failed, and the pistols we're reloaded.
1.-THE next time plummer fired a sec
ond or two after me, and | knew he
was taking a deliberate aim. Never
theless neither of us was touched. This
| time the look on the coIoners face was
more than surprise; 1t was astonisi-
ment. He threw down his weapon and
exclaimed;
BY Geo'ge, gentlemen, Iii neve' h'e
pistol again My eyesight must have
gone back OF me- I've been out doz-
en- times and neve' missed my man be-
| fo.'.'
.'The affair was ended. and was mys-
titled had not the confidence in my
aim that the colonel had In his, but
had expected at least to wing my enc
my As Gay and drove away togeth-
1 er he said to me, i told you there
wouldn't be much danger
"'Buf how did you known asked.
"Hc whispered his reply In my ear 80
! that the driver should not hear: i told
his second that if the pistols were not
loaded with blank cartridges he'd have
to settle with me He didn't put In
any lead.'" BRUCE PARKER.