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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

81. @. Gprter; Gontroltoiolo-rSi
I'll m~'airnois," Gen5o, Jrau 2aura
3. Sobnion; Sofolqltortette a.
,Suniet, "aSrotberoe, ~ n2olt Nigbt,"
GjerrIt Srou 9lunbe 90. Ho9crs,
Srou 2oura 3. Sobnioll, Sr. Sop-
ur0 9. Goof nnb Sr. q. %. Yorter;
Sopruniolo un0 Gbor aus uSnflam-
motits," Roiiint, Sron @loude NC.
HogerS llnb 9bor.
@efeIlige @6enbunters
boItung.
Ger ,Golum6ia- Sltrnpeerein" gab
geItern Nbcnb in iciner Sole cine ir-
tcreiionte l%lnterboltuna, BET melder
oilber SRI. Bertha anlberg Die fol-
genocn 9qItin1orer mitipirften: Ero.
fe''or Subert 9riippcl, ioiuie Die $50.
GiGoro Seber, CIR. Woper, 8r. Nor-
oenbol5 uno 9ernboro S6ipborlt.
Sic &ale lpor bis alf bell letten
Blob beieBt un6 sic Mitmirfenoen
ClIlCltll ittuttll SelIuI.
Gem @eri dtSocrfa6re
ii bermteien mllr0e 9eitern in
Der mittleren Epli5eiltotion Yoipnate
Starlo, Der Stoliener, melder am 10.
War5 Sobn SoAon bon Nr. 2l7,
Sii0 GoItleitroBe, einen Meiieritid)
beibrodte. Sic geiOen gcrietben I'M
Monumental = 5beater" in Streit,
uno nodbem Tie oos Sbeater perloi-
len batten, glngcn lie 81 Sbntlidfei-
ten iiber.
Sotte Sunqcr .- Gborle3
Giiid, % Sabre alt uno IN Nr. 412,
&entsNQep, mobnbaft, pllr0e IN Der
norooitlibcn Eoli5eiitotiou Dem Yro-
5eBperiobren iiberlpieien. ST iol ans
cincm 9~rpofulten Dor Dem Sooen oe3
Srn. ". 6. 9atdclor, 9tr. 600, Noro-
Gdroline-S troBe, @roo I'M @ertbe
BON So geitoblen baben uno Dem 2epo
N0ler, Nr. go, NorO.Garoline.S Str,
mebrere 8allonen Milh.
Na35ios.- Die Eoli5ei oes oft.
lit)cr Giitrifts rlnbm 9eiiern Iorgen
cine Ho55ia ouf Die @irtbiboft bes
Sobn s. SlDnn Nr. 235, Grelioents
StraBe, Dor mo perbaitetc Sen @c-
iibcr, ionic bier 3eugen. Sn Der go
li5eiitotion I%telte Slpnn $500 @iirg-
idoft fir iein Grideinen Dor @erid)t
unter ser slnflnge bes GerfoufS gei=
tiger @etrdnfe onl Sonntog.
Die @irtbi6oit oeS Worri3
Cohen, Hr. 1918, WuQifin.S troBe.
nuroc geItern Nadmittag bon Der
Yolisei bes norooitli6en 9iitriftS
nlSgeboben unb Cohen inter 9iirg-
idait fir ieinen Ero5eB megen Sounz
tagsperfaltfs geiitigcr @etrGnfe 9e=
itellt. Sieben 9teoer, sic in Scr @irtb.
iboit ongctroffen mlroen, muBtcn
lucoen Srieoensitorllng ie 81 uno SEQ.
item 3ablen. Ginfnep Cohen bon Nr.
504, Moro-gonb.S troBe, nelder in
Ser @irtbidoft als S6nnfnGrter fun.
9irte, muBte gleihfallS 9iirgido't
itellen, neil er angcblid on1 Sonntog
urbeitete.
git 6 Wonote faltgez
itellt. Sbomos Nilion, Gin 65
Sabre alter Matroie, Ser I'M .2epe-
ring Solie" 81 pobnen porgub, mllr-
DC geItern in Ser oitliben Yoli5eiita-
ton bon Squire" Srieoel aif 6 Mo-
nate ms StaotgefGngnib geinnot.
Gr ariff am Somitae Nbeno Die
Morp %slbditgb an Ser Siib-Garoline-
StraBe tbGtlih an uno id)lllg uild)
oen Eoli5iiten @bite nieber, Der i'm
perhoften ipoIIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

Spfcr ieincS 9erufS.
@orpcp Stcuid, elm 30 Sabre alter
9renlier ser vNoroliben Central.
@obn," iicl om Somltog, fur3 Dor
Mittcrnod,t, nabe Der GborlesitrnBen.
Bride bon einem Srod)tuog9on, nn0
ebc CT i'm Stanoe mar, iid 81 crbc.
ben, mllroe CT bon Den HGoern er.
foBt nnb oui grGBli6e @ciie 5eritiinl-
melt. Sein 2cid)nam ipuroe crit cine
Stlnbe nadl Dem llnfol bon einenl
Strcdcnauiiebcr oufgefunhcn. Goros
rer Sopoen bonn mittlcrcn Giltritt
crad)tcte nnd) elmer llntcriudung CT
ncn %,SnQueit fir unnotbig. Ger Ser.
unoliidte mobnte in gr. 2644, @nns
tin9oon gpcnue. Gr bintcrl1Bt allBer
leincr 8ottin ein Sinh.
Som Soipitol ms &c
iGngniB. = Eatrid Gonopon bon
Nr. I'LL, 9orclap-S trobe, iurrbe &c.
fern Mor9en, aus elmer 8opirumbe
bllltcno, al Der @uilforb- unb Won1lt
&opal aucnue aufaefpnoen. Gr mur.
Sc bon cinem EoliSiiten nod Dem
nStaot- Soipitnl" 9e6rod)t uno, On
bic ger5te conitatirten, DOB Tono.
bans Scrlebllng gering, icin &ouid)
aber ltm 10 grpBer wor, milroe Der
vEatient" nod ser mittlcren Foli5eia
itation esfurtirt, ippielbit &aoi @ron.
nan ieinen Affeu nit $2.45 %beiteuerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

Nblcbcn. Sn ibrcr lcbtcn
@o6tun0, Mr. 3t6, Sil0.YnttrrIon.
Entf g(pcnllc, itorb qcItcrn Morgcn
Srnu Gntbnrinr GliiabCtb Sdplinfc.
Gle Geritor6cne mllroe in Sclicn'
Iarmito0t 0cborcn mo nonoTtc
nor 81 Sn6ren in bieiigcr StoOt eill.
SIR @ottc ginq iGr o 81 Sobrcn
i'm So6c poroll&. Sic bintcrl0Bt orci
iSGbnc, Die $50. @corg, @cinrid) unO
9crnbor0 Sdminfc, uno 5uci God
Ter, Srou Morp alausncr unb Srou
Innic @olorcn, ionic einen groBen
&rcis bon Sreunoen unG 9cformter.
Serr Midoel Sonmcr, Gin al
tcr8cmobner BON Sit.9altimorc,
itorb om Snmitog Wittog i'm gltcr
bon G7 Sobren mo 30 Sogcll IN lei
her WeDoiiuna Nr. 402, Siib.Nnlt.
StrnBe, an Ocn Solgen zines Stur.
5cs, bcn CT Dor Ginger 3eit crlitt. Gr
lpar in Bremen geboren nlb foln I'M
Sitter BON 10 Snbren nod sn1crifo.
gr bintcrlGBt iciue 9Sittlpe. Si55ic,
9eb. Sdpuiot, brei So6ne. Charles,
2ouis unb Sobn Sommer, uno 5uci
3od)tcr, Die Sroucr aotie Sort ,unb
anno llmbodl ionie nerun Gllfelfin,
Der uno 5luci SdypeIterr, bic Srauen
Morie Scnfins unb Gpo Sritid). Gr
mor zines Der olteitcn Wiitglicoer Scr
Ser. 0Gdcr- @cicaihoit."
- SSm gllter BON II Sabren itarb
am Samltag Sr. Mnrtin Sban5e IN
Der @obnung Ieincr 5odter, Troll
Sobn @ien, 81 Worre1- Gorf an ser
@oibingtpn . Hoab. Die 9ceroieu1g
iinoet om Gienitag, NohmittogS 3
llbr, pom Eroierbmiie ans ltntt. Der
&erltorbenc mlr0e in Seiien , Gorrn.
itn0t %gcborcn unb fam i'm Alter bon
10 Snbren nn6 Nmerifn. gr bctrieb
III iriiberen Snbren III Nr. 1888.
Eennlplonnia . Mpemle, einc 9Gderei,
800 iid) ieoo6 idon Dor 20 Sobrcn
pom @cid)dit silriid. Seine @ottiu,
Srou Mnrgaretbe Shan5e, ging ibn
bereitS I'M Sooc poralls; ooge9cn bils
terlabt er ic6S ainoer, Die $50. 3.
90, Charles un0 Mortin gilbert
Shan5e unb sic Srnllen Minnie Mc-
Gcrmctt, Moggic &eitcrberg unb
Winnie @ien, iouie 13 Gnfelfinocr
cinen 9ruocr, Srn. Weo. S6allse,
uto cine Sflpclter, Irou aGtbc &it.
ter.
Sr. Scnrp s, Weper, Elm be.
fainter SGnoler IN Wnihinen = BE.
bnriSnrtifeln, bon Or. ITO, Siib.
Somnrbltrabe, ltarb an Samitag
God)mittog ploblid, IN ieiner @ob-
mulg, Nr, 1915, @eit.2ombaro-
StraBe, an Sen Soleen eincS @er5-
idla9eS. &r. Ieper, Der i'm 46.
2ebensiabre itanb, bate bereitS icit
90 Sabren iein @eId)GftSlofal on Dem
pben nneciiibrten 8lnte. gr binter.
lGBt cine @itttue, meIfe cine 5odtcr
bes ncritorbenen Srn. Gbriition 81.
genbrobt lit. Die 9eerOigung iinoet
onl 0ienitae Nadmittag nif Dem
2puoon . Earf $ Srieobof ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Stir bic Confirmation.
@iinItIeriite Ibotoaropbicn al

9iinItleril6e photographer auige-
nommen. = Spe5ialpreiie fir Gon-
firman0en biz mad SItern. - Nit
jebem Suseno photographer Elm
pergrobertes @ilO.-Eortrdts in &C.
pia, Grapon, Taitea uno @aferfar-
ben. II @m. &inling's HbOtosrapbi'
idjes NteIier, sos Sio-YroabwaD.
(S0-105)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
VT. i27. ck.Yaltimure. etra6e.

YaIIaoe . NutariatS : Wclowrdicl-
Bureau. Sdiffsfartcn fir ollie
Sampfcr- 2inicn. @eiiepafie, @ediel.
Gelopehiel uno @eloienounsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
SdiifSfartcn bpn nnb nad SentId).
IauO.

Bon Baltimore Biz @remcn: Sea.
iiite $45 uiro $3.50; 9remcn-9al.
timore $3.50. &unoreiie at biGi9e.
rem Nreiie. Sbco. $. 9iencr & So,
2t7 Sit.9altimore. StraBe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Stabt Baltimore.


,Wiuiita gtanrmir." ~ Siefc 1Sodc: D45 Mi
ftlitc2 from VrnnoludO",
,Spnionnitrnbr : SBcatcr." - Siefc gSobc:
,llnCle lum'5 Gubin".
MORRIS Spcrubnus. - SiciG @odc: 9iObcrt
Cocoon in oStrOnabcurt"
.YlnnCh's Sbcntcr." - Steie gSpCbe: pIUe
Milionnirc Sciccitoc'.
yWIurnlnno'S bcatcr," - Steie gSodle: Geitb'S
Observation-Disclosures. Taglihe Wl1tillce.
,Auoiturinm . Sbenter." Eiete Wpde:
rGeggu from 4Gris",
u9ilbIugb'S SbcHtcr." yltrS. temples Ies
learnm".
,tSahctnsS %hcatrr." - Sicfe 9SDbc; 0nrrD
Qrunut'3 6rtruoaQan3u GoUpagnte. IdgItb
3luci NuriiCunpcl,
~,,qehmnnu's Sanc".- Mittuoh, ben /. Npril.
s.t5 gltcuos, HiCcitul Oun Nhrdm WIo'ce, Stoli'
nit.
9cttcs grnbrSN. Mccitnl" am SrciinN, ben c.
MprjI. JtuUmitt0GS 4 ubr.
rGcnbunhr 5uititltt." Gten't11, ben 10.
Nprtl. : llbr g%lpe1os, 9n6'S nSt. Aiattbduas
Fafiion".
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE.

TAVING made a final settlement
h with the Probate Court for York
county, l hereby give notice to whom
it may concern that on AUGUST B.,
1906. at II a. m, will make applica-
ton to said court for my Final Dis
charge as administrator of the estate
of RHODA B. BLACK, deceased.
w. F. NICKLES, Administrator.
July 3 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
ATTENTION!

" Wanted.-Your orders for all
kinds of printed matter. Best work
at fairest prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
SPECIAL TAX ELECTION.

NJ Office is hereby given to the quail
~ ified voters of Sharon School Dis
trict No. 90. that an election will be
held i'm said district in Shannon &
Hopes store. at Sharon, S. c. on
JULY 20TH. at which election the
qualified voters of the said district may
vote for or against a special levy of
TWO and ONE-HALF MILLS. which
the trustees recommend for the sup
port of the schools for the school year.
w. S. LOVE,
r. D. HOPE,
H. w. SHANNON.
Trustees.
Sharon. July 3, 1906.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
lNLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

1855 CHARLESTON, s. c. 1906
I2fst Year Begins September %.
Letters, Science, Engineering. One
Scholarship, giving free tuition. to
each county of South Carolina. Tui-
ton $40. Board and furnished room
in Dormitory $11 a month. All can
didates for admission are permitted to
compete for vacant Boyce scholar
ships which pay 800 a year. For cat
alogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH, President.
July 10 [ 4t%
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
FREQUENT HAIL STORMS

Have visited the
state and l desire To call attention
to the very reasonable terms upon
which farmers can protect their
crops from damage by hail.
If a crop is in good shape now
nothing can prevent its profitable re-
suit except a hail storm. Our rates
are per cent of the amount insured
and we take notes for premiums pay
able after crops are gathered. we
adjust losses when they occur and
pay them after the notes for premi-
ums are collected. We will insure
cotton for as much as $50 an acre, I'd
for smaller amounts if desired.
Why allow such a valuable crop as
cotton to be unprotected when you
can insure it so cheaply?
j. II. CRAWFORD,
General Merchandise.
MCCoNNELLsvILLE, S. c., June Goth,
1906.
Farmers State Mutual Hail Ins. CO.,
Columbia, s. {.
Dear Sirs:-
have 26O acres of cotton insured
with your company. One hundred
end forty-two acres of this crop was
damaged by hail on June %, 1906.
IOuay your auJuSteT, Napl D. IL
Lindsay. came to my place and after
an examination of the damaged crop
adjusted the damage at $4,000.
l desire to thank the company for
this prompt and entirely satisfactory
adjustment of my loss.
Yours truly,
]. II. CRAWFORD.
Call at my office or write for full
particulars.
J.. r. LINDSAY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
NOTICE
WHOSE PIG?
BETHANY HIGH SCHOOL

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Next
II Session opens SEPTEMBER 4TH.
Write for Catalogue of particulars.
ID. HUGGINS, Principal,
Clover, s. G.
July 10 IT, II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
WANTED

IN WO experienced dry goods and
l. clothing statesmen wanted for a
general store in York county. Only
such as have experience and good rec
ommendation need to apply. Address
"F." care The Enquirer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
Dress Goods Off One-Fifth

OF COURSE STOCK REDUCING CYCLONE STRUCK
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT AND MADE 1T
TREMBLE SOME 1T MIGHT COST US MONEY TO DO 1T
BUT MUST co AS FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ROOM AND WE WANT THE MONEY TIED
UP DRESS GOODS-TIEY MUST GO ALONG
NOW THEY GO AT EIGHTY
CENTS ON THE DOLIAR-OR TWENTY PER CENT OFF.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10
PICNIC AT BETHANY.

TN HERE will be a basket picnic at
i Bethany Methodist church on
SATURDAY. JULY 14TH. The pub
lie is invited.
VIM. Meg BAILEY,
For Committee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10

These Prices Are Ticklers.
FRUIT LOOM BLEACHING NOW GOING AT 1-2 Cts.
NOW GOING 5 Yard.
A FEATHER TTCKING-BEST QUAIITY-13 1-2 Cts Yard.
SUPPORTERS NOW GOING AT is Pair.
CLOTH NOW GOING AT Is CTS. YARD.
LADIES CSC BACK COMBS. NOW GOING AT is
BELTS NOW GOING AT is Cts.
for DIME
Neck
ABOUT 5000 GINGIIAM AND APRON CHECKS, FULL
WORTH 6 CENTS A YARD, GOING DURING
ONLY 4 CENTS \ YARD.
HOSE worth is Going 10 Cts Pair
Yards shades and popular
considered Bargain Cents
GOING AT 1-2 CENTS A YARD.
TAFFETA-ALWAYS SELLS FOR 4 DOLLAR A YARD
REDUCTION SALE MAKES A DIFFER
PRICE II CENTS A YARD.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-07-10

II you want some really good Tea
for your table come and get some of
my GOLD ROSE-it will please the
most fastidious and the most particu-
lar of tea drinkers. Then, too, l have
choice a grade of Gunpowder Tea as
we'll as a really choice quality of
Black Tea.
Try my ACME, very choice Coffee
at 15c a pound. Also have a good
grade of Mocha and Java Coffee.
Have you tried EGGO-SEE-the
new cereal that really satisfies.
KINGAN HAMS are the best to be
had. / have fresh supply on hand.
If you need Fruit Jars, Jelly Tum-
blers, Tops for Jars, Crockery or Tin
ware come and see me before buying.
Coarse Salt is the best to use in the
ice cream freezer 1t lasts longer and
makes the ice last longer in the
churn and can be used repeatedly.
/ have it. Try 1t.
w. NJ. KENNEDY, Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
SIGN
M. 0. PARTY PLEDGE
PROMISE TO FORCE S. e CO. 10 PROVIDE 80 PER
CENT MORE CARS is MADE BY THREE MEN ON
THE RGpLNGER TICKET

Three Republican candidates for
ne city council have affixed their
signatures "a pledge which Yves
prepared aud siHucd ten days Hea
bN hiI of the Municipal Ownership
candida,es FOR the council lu which
They HsrHHd "a vote far IA ordinance
Increasing the ear service uf the
Seattle Electric company
lhrHe three Republicans are Il r.
Reynolds Tenth ward. A Zhinden.
Sixth ward and George " uill
Eleventh. Watd.
The pledge originated with the
campHlgu committee OF the Nuuias
ipal Ownership mfty Il vaH
htaushf Ia The sufs office by -
" Hartman. duly signed by the eau-
didatt# ct tHa ItfHf. With the rss
quest that o. boz Hiaa Submitted faH
signatures ta abe candidates ~ thn
Republican party IN ufHrr aH Mf
Harmon stated. g. bring out che At
titude af an candidates towards fbr
street sou service nf the city
The pledge reads re- follows
20 che rublir - We The under
HiHnet raaHriImanir nominees unite
n thr following firisr to the voters
~ Seattle aud uf cur respective
wards
In the event - the election ~ a
wufkiug majority ~ ouf number
We pledge ourselves within Toe alyH
pt our election Co rasH an ordinance
such 80 De- provided far ia tsr seutz
&c Esretfic tuupanyH franchise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

which will require that company 10
increase ita service during the morn
thH aud evening hours an average
af AZ least 80 Per cent
We further pledge ourselves that
hereafter we viii compel it 20 In
CREASE lie service from time u time
- the development Of the city de-
nauds. 90 that reasonable degree
which viii secure seats Tor lie pass
HfuEers under normal conditions.
We also pledge ourselves 90 the
unifatm aud fair enforcement Of
thHt doctrine that Hii public utilities.
whether under municipal or private
management should be- conducted
wiih reference Co giving value and
convenience 60 the homes ~ Seat
Tie rather thnn fer the purpose 81
ufineipe more than fair profit from
fhe people
pt : D.. Cfichtou. Republican
candidate ia the Eighth ward de-
eiue1 "a Sign the pledge. bat dicfat-
81 and signed Substitute. wordsd
aa feiiuNa.
4 HhHil seek 20 require 81 the See
atfle Electric company such an tn
crease in itu car service Ha win pro-
vide. during the Efehtsr portion Of
the day. Is scat for substantially
every passenger. and during tho
fush hours such facilities as sill
prevent taueeHtlun 81 traffic and tn-
convenience Co passengers. a.eifr
la promise only that which { ain
rangdthf can be accomplished"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
CARS WILL RUN
BY JULY, 1907
SURVEYS FOR PROPOSED ELECTRIC LINE TO
VANCOUVER TO BEGIN IN 80 DAYS GRADING
BEGINNING BY SUMNER.

Surveys FOR the mes etertrie road
which James A Moore and asals
eiates Intend 90 construct between
Seattle and Vancouver viii com
mcueo aitaln The next 30 DAYS. of A.
aoun e. The westhef modsratea sat.
firlentlY to allow The crews to pro
eeed through The woods HiKht=of
way aKunta az also % take the
field saon and by che time summer
arrives grading viii be under Way
u 81 the intention u sir Moore
10 push The road 10 completion with
uut huY delay II ID probable that
the firut eicctrir trains all be run
nink over portions Of The Rad b.
mltHummsF. 1901. and after that The
disconnected H@sfioun Of the line can
- rapidly Joined
That rapid transit n aimed At Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

demonstrated by the fact that the
promoters are already figuring upon
cars and equipment 81 the very
hiNheat class The speed called Tor
% such that the trains all BE- able
% cover 50 miles an hour. including
ftupH
II ia nov established that the
trains ~ The hes traction line will
enter Vancouver over the traek n Of
the British Columbia Electric Rail
gay company. running Ia over the
lac ffom New Westminster, along
a route slightly diffeuni from that
nos served by the Great Northern
The Fraser fiycr vii be crossed BY
means IT The provincial government
bridge. which n now used only by
the Great Northern and ether
vehirular aud pedestrian traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

e'clock In the morning and never
lefi the ahap until the same hour A.
night nut | know now that that
work vas easy aud had happy
life Ia comparison % the dreadful
enc I had under Gcrdron.
After the ftrsi fcN weeks In the
Tomhs I began % SEN again. When
first came 10 nrisoa the asful
horror u ny lie was - un0n me
that | could act settle down % DE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

ONE BET TAAT aipLiNoER
WILL WIN nv 1000 VOTES
OTHER OFFERS NOT TAKEN.

Betting on the result 81 the sles
ton Is very aulet Sports report
nothing dolng AZ all The most
important bet reported around the
different headquarters is thar q
$500 a side between Pat Sullivan and
Johnny Brill. the latter betting that
Rlpiingsr viii be elected BY = plural
ny over Judge Moore 81 not less
than iooo votes.
Some money r. offered BY repub-
licans that ripllnker Will BE- elected.
plth few takers, and a little Il 20
be had at small odds OF the same
result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

rick Dolan. whom Mitchell deposed
a. president Of the miners Of this
district. has notified Mitchell that
be will be no Longer national presi-
dent because he has violated the
constitution. Dolan has named
10 assume charge OF af-
fairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

NJ Eop3 tu me ever since have been
Ia jail better thaa Gefdfnn ever
saa. despite hts msay promises /
vas oniy Is ehen ! iegl her bone tn
Paris 20 come O. ihia t8uufry and
noN / am Koinx back To live With
heF again aud tfy and take up the
NE where left II sefna years aEa
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BERTHE CLAICHE TELLS OF
THE NEW LIFE SHE'LL LEAD
nr KATHERINE IEekIE

....,x WORM March 5 Rack 20
es..t Wofk she did IA a happy
'as ami IN earta uertbe claiche
lesas h she O. acquitted 81 the
49, 49, AZ murdorlus emll 0vfdron.
~ cruel master
- a. bsHssea The jury vii acQait
- shs anticipates With toy
=, .,,slns ne and heucst lie after
- -, - n enioreej slavery Ia the
..rs.ts 81 New YORK
when am frce ! am sa.ns back
ny aid work When : Was a
,,,tle eirl In paFls | emhroidcfrd Tor
! ny,ax That wss Ions eefore I
- 0eriron | was enit u Years
"a when I hegaa 90 soW 90 help
..,sp.,rt M mother And Ia these
ssrs ,hoasht Dc Wa very hart
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anything vas frightened and
nervous and could not compose my
SELF Co anything that required quiet
aad pcfalsieacY Wili never So
back So thai hlde1ua. that awful llfr
When ! come out ! avn gulns 80
live with my mother she has been
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RALLIES
The REPUBLICAN, AND N. o.
ORATORS WILL TONIGHT
HAVE LAST OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN VOTES.

FINAL campaign rallies will be
held By the republicans tonight at
the Seattle fheatcr and by the
municipal ownership advocates at
the Auditorium. on Fourth as. near
Pine st.
Al the republican meeting Judge
RallluRer will preside aud addresses
will be made by John Ripllnger
George II. Walker. John II. Perry.
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SEEK ALASKA
GOVERNORSHIP

WASHINGTON. y. G.. March s.
Senator FLINT called AZ the white
House mis- morning and recon-
meuded J. =. Clum Tor the Alaska
govarnornhip. Senator HomenWay
preceded Flint 20 the White House
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WIN IT, Morris. irving T. Cole and
nthera
AZ the municipal ownership meet
lnK the chief address Will be By
Judge Moore. though " n Gay. W
- Wood aud others will also speak
4 farewell dance Was given last
night AZ Qermaula hall By the Sc.
attic Turveroin.
aa--a=
LIST Il with List. Mutual Life Bldg
zee
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TO EXPEDITE
PACKERS CASE

CHICAGO. March b.-The court
adopted rules today 10 expedite the
packers hearing BY allowing only
Que attorney for each group OF de-
PENDANTS to cross examine witnesses
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COUSIN or CT
rI.ENEI AID


. A. 9 Duel. the man Nho was Z
q arrested and convicted Of cir 4
q cnlating Obscene literature. {,
= February Is. has pat IN n mo- +,
. ton Tor q naS trial. which has 4
q been flsd and Niii be argued 4
. Saturday. Newly discovered 4
. evidence has been brought 20 4
q llght 60 the effect that Duel 4
. II not guilty.
. A G Duel IL a Send degree 4
. Mason He n nephew Of
. Justice Duel Of New York city. 4
. aud Is also said 10 be a cousin
. Of Grover Cleveland. lie has 4
. hern for some time operating a 4
. Job printing press IN the base 4
. ment % his residence where
. the literature Ia question was 4
. found. 4
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LONCWORTH is
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. y. c. March g.
Representative LongwOrth resumed
bis congressional duties today mldat
the warm greeting % bic colleagues
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to recommend W y IloEeatf. and
the president told Flint that the Sc
lection bad narrowed down a. Clnm
aad one other Flint believes that
the other Is HukEatt
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.ork | used % smhruidef on SILKS
40 aneas Cor ladies dresses. and !
lnred rot beautiful thlasa for my
- assa 60 begin 90 soW at Z
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member Of a labor Organization
here Il "a give his name az John
smiih@lhe purpose being 10 render
she directory aselesa This. IN the
opinion II Edward Noe kels. secge-
tary Of the Chicago Federation Of
Labor. viii increase the smith fam.
ilY ia this place about 300. 600
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CHICAGO. March s-if the plans
II union labor are carried out. Chi
caEo will soon knuwn sa smith
town.~
The city directory. this year. is
to he pfinfad ia non-uni0n shop
aud. a. a result. each and every
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az a time Chief statlatician Du-
rand continued his testimony.