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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

face to him hna he bent over her
and Kissed her. SouaeftaE how ii
sxrr entered into him 20 be -
cruel
No. q VAS not yoar fault Il was
mine. I actually drove you 20 thar
hnrrid eiah. when I kRnw You auat
care 20 90 there
Well. vs viil not fiKht that cu'
Just nos 10 you remember MAJ
HINT At the fort I heard him tsil
: story AZ the club tonisht~sa STORY
~ how a Young xivi. few Yesrs
aEo. rode oat 90 rescue a man Sho
had atrayea from his troop and
how abe brought him Ia safe and
sound Shall I tell 1, 10 you l
fwsneuh her Il word far word.-
No. you need not. and IL fou're
not rnluE 10 stop nexersnding iAik
about tina, I am Just going to Eei
cross again
BE stopFsti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MUSIC SHOW
OPENED TO-DAY
eagAr EXHIBITION sElHo
HELD IN INV YORK PIANO
THAT WAS rHuMPEp Nv OUR
TEDDY wHEN a BOY rs
SHOWN.

NrW YORK. Sept - Tho IA
iIonal music show IS Madison
square Garden opened nt noon TO
CAV ana will continue until Thurs
day 81 neat week a by far the
most complete and Interesting mn'
&c exhibition ever held IA this
eauntrY aud ia sure to attract great
Interest Ia music circles The az
fangements are unusually good and
the exhibits include lstEr num'
her u Interesting features Among
the interesting exhibits D. a $4,000
stradivariua violin from the eolieo'
ton ~ y n shulder Of 81 Louis
Among the modern pianos sshib'
tied j. an Efufd upon which PfeAi'
dent Roosevelt learned hia scales
u ben boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
SENTENCE sGoUeEo.

SPOKANE. Sept 10 For killing
a bartender Who thfew him 0ul %
a aaia1n James Maze. an Italian.
aaH charged with murder IN the
errund decree. Tot which affenna be
uaa sentenced 90 ~ Years "a the
pratraiiaFy nf appealing 70 The
superior court aud changing bis
pirA Mayo succneded Ia having the
aharFn changed - msnalaughier.
aud the sentence reduced % five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
THE SOLDIER AND
THE BEANS
ARsALisrc spAsm Feom OUR OWN SONG sooN"

ARgALlsrlc spAsm FRoa OUR OWN SONG sooK-
. $3.50. . q 4
A ute maid waa sttng the shady apple ,rsea
While nhetnE peaH
Thau gallant esidlef in htnr
WAC said b. a~sehear I'm kuiax far ffoan you
Al ruan4ry calls had n & a q I've
ln.akin of blue hear the drum
Ths al eld She 'hrr The poaA awRgi
Thsrv drop her she ga 10 him SAY
CHORUS
rausutbar me yuu are eaiiag beans
Tfsgt Va sal chat home c0uknF means
Hr1fuata. aant eat
Investigated meat
Remember me she's gua sataE bnanh
SECOND sPAsM.
Twas Eory u ourh siEhflj In the rcaf
aafI bof iay n uf TIE
fni ana RHV
Aus Eonty h hesd thee faa NoAs they e9aa
he hofA3 EiNs anoihe dfink
pssd FROM Rath cfe~t thar pat on che blink
I'm saFy rnn the q utah Of the fray
Again safnink words that abe 20 tns dtd say
CHORUS Is before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
wfeNtY weArHea arso.,

The weekly weather teu..
ihe Hfrh ending Monday -, =
ou Temperature Issued ss.sf' u
Wfrk waH cool With fhs -. n
81 iho tsat ie9 days ebles pllst
ino1efaisiy aHaa Oa he ia -
uirht temfafHfnfe wa. -. 'lh hs
laH nad ffeafs Wars a'lf
Throughout mpsl ~ he sfst. neral
we're light b. Use western ihaf
mad hFfsg b. iHe eastern ss
etf period continued ron - s'',a-
rinnlHg - Tao Hfeh sa ~ ~. =.
80 the tfih aith smls rss,, : e.
missions The isfb aHs ian
Een"failf without fain Tas 60
vas heavy 81 ths asstsf, .,. -
ranging Boz auouuf from 81 fs
iush 81 seattle. e. ~ Ie,4 n
Aberdeen ana being ai,.a9., :
about double ihs nafnlsi aa.,.l.., ~
TIE time 81 year ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
GRANGE AT CAMP TACOMA

WASHINGTON. Sep, is.--Ths
foiiowina army changes Nere AZ.
uouneed yesterday col Frcdcfick
X Ward Is relieved ~ duty hs
camp instructor a. Camp Tacoma
and transferred 20 Fort Ahslne
iolne. Msnt Capt William .
johnson g. Transferred from the
Tenth infantry "a the IhIriieih.
and Capt Harm n TDhetfa from
che Thlrffeth "a The Tenth
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i. o. o. p. maErlNo
TODAY At TORONTO

TORONTO. Ont Sept ~ Thu
National Cuntnnmrnt ~ the inde
nendanl order of odd Fellows.
which opened hofo on the 18TH. f.
la mll swing. and bias attracted
tbouaanda 81 visitors from all parts
of the United Btatea The head.
quarters Of The grand hodge are ~
Camp Wright. on the grounds 81 The
National Exhibition park. ana are
in charge uf Brlgndiet General
JAMES q Ryan The grand parade
thia afternoon promises 20 De one
If che muaf interesting aud aiit'el
lee features OF iae eauientnehk II
starts promptly 81 I O'Clock ana y
a. expected there viii be about TO-
0oa men IN line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
aoveRic Is CHARTERED.

To carry general cargo. consist
iue largely 81 flour. % North nina.
the British Steamer iiaFeflF has been
chartered bN Prank Watrfh9uHf q
"a af Seattle The bsFafif a.
large fralahtof ~ ASA tons. nha
arrived ~ Seattle nearly q mouth
ars aad has siHfo been athnrKiHs
steel miia which she brought from
sydney G. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MONGOLIA IN
BAD CONDITION

HONOLULU. Sept a-The posi-
ton Of the Mongolia. ~ viewed b.
captains 81 vessels piflnE 10 Mia
shy. D. Goa siasred Fer1 Dangerous.
even mote 90 thau that Df the Man
chuflA Holds Aoa aud afr
FILLED with water aud portion ~
the cargo has been thruwn over
board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
sEArrle MAN IS IN
TROUBLE az BELltNohAh

nEIIIN0HAM. Sept ID D
clifford. formerly resident d Seat
tie. vas affalEnrd yesterday aftef :
noon 81 the superior rssift on
charge II fursrft aud entered a plea
% guilty
spiaYiaa TIE ponies ~ The Mead-
awa be- gave ne tbs Gauss ~ hts
downfall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

In accordance wiih the suggestion
~ Cilg Engineer Thomson. ASSESS.
mrnfa fof the iaying 81 eataf mains
90 ~ kinds IL ahY section of Ire
cify have boen raised Is fssr oent
Where property owners have been
charged q seats a front fsot. they
will now pay - cents The raise
h ,iue % the Increased cost OF pipe
aud other material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
rIss coMAtastoNuas
AaE IN Sc saiok TO-DAY.

VANCOUVER a. q Sept 10 The
Joint conference between the special
fiah commissioners Of Washington
nad nnliah Columbia. which was
originally set fof early iu the sum
mar. but WIS postponed for good
reasons. will meet here ihla after
nuuu
The object OF the conference s. 10
con slider ahd thoroughly discuss
legislation calculated 10 work 20
the preservation II the spckeXe sal
ulon and other matters relating 20
tie fisheries Interests Of fuEs'
naund and British Calumbia. inrlud.
ing the hateheftoa and the need Tor
their extension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

For The cool evenings a tie sum
mas sss@aria a charming frDEk il ri
safin foulaft The caiur IL ssfi
ross. uhile Irish guspufp and etesui
enloyed Nafin KfN the successful &C
rrNfogiTs
The SKIRT has a hsEh corpsl~i
siih a 8eep point Ia the EiFdirzi
froai The pieata which give ihs
foot fuiinesa are heavily stitched e.
below the knees,
The blouse az the gown is fash
lansa from tho heavy lace. and y
OVERLAND wlta a shoulder Eissee Thts
Ia made 81 Ehr pink katia. and Is
edged with the cfuam foulard The
ruffa arc ihre~auaFfera ienKth and
are OF the pink. Nth a tiny frfii ol
the same for q finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MAY CONSTRUCT
ANOTHER BOAT

VICTORIA. Sept 10 Sir Tham
az ahanghne1ey president Of the
Canadian Pacific railroad. states
fhHf another Princess similar 20 the
Princes Victoria. nov or The three.
cornorad route. seattle. Victoria
and Vancouver may be constructed
and placed ON the run owing 10 the
constantly Increasing business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Run on the Bank

There was a small run started on
one Of Seatfls'a banks this after.
noon when the news leaked out thai
Baffeli'N Rcd Cross DRUG Store
eoald sell tomorfoN. THURSDAY.
pni1. Dupnnf'a French Ehuna Hair
Brushes. regularly priced az 81 %.
for s5e. or the g. 50 Kind for It's
an ~ 90 Will also pat on sale too
different styles % tooth Brushes NJ
Is pnr cent of Prices ranging
ffnm Isc 20 zoe n mouth Remem
Der the place. Second ave between
Cherry aud James 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
SPOKANE FAiR

SPOKANE. sept - The i5th
annual interstate fair opens here
uu Monday neat Robert 0oagfoFs
b arsin ~ the head. aud promises
rfsAfer and better fair than ever
fsssfnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

los ANGELES. Sept. ia NV
efg stable was destroyed b fire
yesterday afternoon. entaiiinE q ioas
~ several thousand dollars TEE
hasara ant ons cuWlsoY. LIN Myers
uh8 VS. 10 the stable ~ the time
were severely burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
nuaoss AN osuIcios.

MONROE. Sept - jesse ApHle
tnn. ruiBfud. yesterday shot and
killed knfta Nefton. and inmedi
ateiF after shot hiuascif Auplstou
waa Infatuated With she woman. bat
aho dia not return bic feelings
The affair occuffed ~ BiaFtup. IL
saftNM distant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
City Hall Market

500 Third av. underscils every
butcher shop Ia town Read these
prices. In effect every dag In the
week: Pot rossts. &c 10 &C ID.
rib steak. 3 lbs Csc leg lamb.
f2Mc. or rib roast. rolled, Toe 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
TO rANE UP BONDS.

SPOKANE. Sept ~ Bankers
alt be asked 10 take up an issue 81
bonds Tor the erection u ~ armafy
T. east f1a .oAa Governor Mead hns
Agreed 10 ask the legislature 70 val
data ira tsHnas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

NaFrfsee IscsAard. . passrngei
from Alaska on the steamer Cts
Of Seattle. has complained to the ~
lice 81 the insa Of a sad 81 bills
auuuntinn 70 81 800 A clever psok
pocket ia believed 10 have lifted
the hunrh Of money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
a ruRsIsn MurlsY.

PORT SAID. Sept - "A second
mutlny aboard the Turkish ship A.
aar-i TewfIK occurred yesterday u
was promptly qnellra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Spokane and Return

For si0i hv Great Northern Raj
way. going Sept -. good to return
up 20 oct. :. Ticket office. Sscond
aud Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

CoLNIIIsE. sept - The NTH
annual Stevens county fair opened
Monday. che stock exhibit. which Il
the feature. being very good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

OF courae We have hill Bryan.
And Roosevelt spelling. too,
For bowie No'rr not sighinE.
Hut we miHa the other Two,
The city hall Is a diaEraee.
The water fronts tho same,
bat there is ntili another place
That really Is a shame.
That shack cross frOm the city hall
pom that little hiuft
You can't tell when the THING might
fall
It's surely old enough
--Hoseo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Don't throw your Ola clothes
nway. Have them cleaned To lces
like new ct tho PRutoFfum- MAin
tcss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
CATHOLIC FAIR pltss

A. meeting ~ me s,.s,.t.
mHiee which ia 10 have ebs,a -. "a.
The Catholic fair IN Nogesss, 80 y
erai au5eommltfeea were ss,.,,. ~ l,
nna tie following are TIE &c. ,,,''.''s !.
TIE ehairmen u the diflefer1 49, =
mifieea Decoration aud so.ss ~
ton. l. T Michela. adsenls's.' u,
MURPHY order. Mite Power -
Inc contests. = y Keliy .., .o
msnta. ) " Manning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Rockefeller and the trusts seem
"a want even hpdf's monrF eFrtf
lsaitsa husfnrHas ever hoia g home
-buf they dout seem 10 care much
Tor EYcfy hodya MAEa siua.
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Klein. the shoemaker. III janice
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- eents for u miles around -
Get Island % steamer F1s4ana -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
STAR DUST
FIRST PRlxE Fos pGsr CONTRIBUTION 81 SECOND pezf ;
SIND m voua YARNS. MAKE oaieF. AND AooeGs
aJoes wiaE." STAR
BY Josh"

'sFhe bank IL az uoltd a. a rock
wonder What caused the deposit
ora To breome scared aud make "a
run GA it,
4 don't know unless Il was the re-
port that the pfcuidrht had been
! elected superintendent 81 a SUNDAY
arhaui aud that he had refused TO
lnau money 10 some man Who used
| tobacco
A New York paper offers nfiEou
/ fur answers 60 the question How
can you tell man from ChicaEot
Tell him whatG
small FaVors Thankfully Resolved,
q. We wish ta thauk Nelsbnr small
fur tho favor he done Ms iant week
IN tasuinE ua his dress suit to set
married ia editor Oshkosh Rat
tler
"old married folk say the first
fraf H. the trying ono fot married
people
THAT'S true" replied the old
married man
rhoy say that n you can stick
tngeg her the first ycaf YOU'VE all
right
That's right: y0u don't mlud u
after the first
THAT fellow ralla Ia Il lie has
nDt hing bat money
NnfhinH else
NO. not even IA reputation.
Once More Vet
Aart had tso little calves.
With hef they'd always 20
On rainY GAYS shed not SO out
Nauae the boys ell fubhrrud 50
VITA Cassie Ia = prison
And Carrie ln q jail,
Poor h8Wie not afinnn.
The news ia getting stalls,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

A New York paper offers priknH
fur angprTH So the question How
can you tell man from Chicago
Tell him whatf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

"sum people hsy 80
ruaoh iasnin e fuahas
iaenia' lsffsbls -
Els.s A. BALL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Fall styles.
Zoe blind men Felt hats would be
best.
4 norbY for the book makof.
ln straw hats farmrra should In
vest
siiff hats for the undsrtatef
For the Ft.e Dora the lawyers 60.
The --latest Out Zoe "a.
Foe Roosevelt. 80 ahanli have fou
know.
4 good old Panama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Ground tteg Case.
An automobile ran Into Squire
Hafklus haza grinding oun 10
miurr meat elofkfilie Farmer,
Here. waiter. ihta hs~f Is fiefcn.
II iaut ~ Zoe u dog "a cat
Then aunt nai g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Toe.aay sept "a at sac cesegsen's Broadway
Or sale AT a Wall ngA
500.
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Vita Cassie IN = prtson
And carrie Ia q jail.
Poor naWin not afinen.
Tho nrea ia getting stalls.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
PRISONER HAS MANY MEDALS
Foreigner Arrested in Savannah Has
Testimonials of Bravery from
Hiqh POientateS.

John Drousophoulas, Nick Degeor-
gianas and Chris Motoupolo, three
newly made citizens, have been cor
rallied by the federal authorities at
Savannah, charged with having &C.
cepted naturalization papers which
they knew to be fraudulently OBJ
tanned.
John Drousophoulas is Greek.
For acts of bravery in battle he was
presented by his king with the Greek
cross of honor; for heroism at sea he
was given a medal by the minister OF
marine of France; the British govern
ment also recognized his heroism and
presented him with a handsome medal.
The last named medals were given
him in recognition of his serv ices
when, captain of merchant ship,
he rescued a large number of French
and American sailors on the Carri-
bean sea during a storm in the SOS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
Now IT'S the Vanity Bracelet.

Now comes the French jeweler with
his pretty gewgaws," recently announc-
ed a travelling salesman at the Hotel
Baltimore in Kansas City to a reporter
of the Kansas City Times, land his
newest creation Is the vanity brace
let Ever see one? Here it is. Old
gold and precious stones and jingle
A heavy anchor link chain to fit around
the wrist and suspended from that By
three other chains three jeweled lock
cts no bigger than a fifty cent piece
One Is a hand mirror, another contains
powder and puff, the third is a perfume
bottle, and lower down by a fourth
chain hangs the purse. In New York
and Boston women have begun wear
ing them, and predict that they will
be on the streets of Kansas City be
fore winter"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
MRS. sTILLMAN 100 YEARS OLD.
Fairly Strong, Although She Has Not
Recovered from Illness.

Mrs. Deborah Stillman of Easton,
Conn, has just celebrated her 106th
birthday. She is still fairly strong,
although she has not fully recovered
from an attack of illness she had last
summer. She could not survive, but
so remarkable was her vitality that
she rallied after three weeks of serious
illness and was once more able to be
up and around the house. Mrs. Still
man lives with her grandson, Frederick
E. Stillman, within a mile of the
house where she was born on Febru-
airy 81, 1900. She remembers the
stirring times of the war of 1872 as
we'll, she says, as if they had occurred
yesterday. Mrs. Silliman has never
travelled in a railroad train and has
not even seen a trolley car. She has
not been out of Connecticut since 1919.
She retains most of her faculties un-
impaired and reads without glasses,
but is almost completely deaf. She
believes in plain living and regular
habits
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
MIR. BELL OF BELL BROS.
Was Asked: What Is DilIingeam's
Plant Juice?

Plant Juice?
And Mr.. Bell said: cit is not
Christian Science, osteopathy or hyp-
notism; it is not mineral prepare
ton made by the hand of man; but it
is divine gift from the Creator of
the universe. Dillingham; Plant
Juice is nothing more nor less than
the juices of rare plant found in the
mountains of Australia. 1t grows,
blossoms and bears it's fruits in lands
rarely trod by the foot of man. Away
up in the mountain pastures, where
the tiger stealthily steals upon his
prey and the lions roar breaks upon
the dawning of the morning, may be
found this wonderful life-giving Plant
Juice.
Nothing else known to man possess
es such various and distinct proper
ties, no chemical or remedy conceived
by human brain or made by human
hands can compare with the product
of natures laboratory.
"When you consider that the great
Gre ator has embodied in one plant the
material element that possesses a far
greater power over disease than all
remedies, connections and prepare
tions made by doctors. chemists and
scientists in the last 1000 years you
will have a faint idea as to the value
of this great remedy. 1t should be
known as the Juice of Life.
eve have frequently been told that
Dillingham; Plant Juice is recon-
mended for too many different COM
plants. In this connection we wish
to say that we are not responsible for
the marvellous properties possessed by
this wonderful medicine. Neither are
we in any sense responsible for its
healing powers or the wide range of
diseases it cures. All we have done is
to test it thoroughly and make a care
full record of the various troubles and
ills which it restored; it has been Civ
en- to the dyspeptic and his health has
been restored, to the sufferers of kid
ney trouble, and other diseases have
Disappeared; to the rheumatic, and
his pains have vanished; to the nerv-
Gus wreck, and he has become a man
of health again; and so on, down,
down through the list of diseases for
which it is recommended.
Dillingham's Plant Juice remedies
can be obtained at Bell Bros. drug
store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28

sure, this cannot be given as an ex-
cuse. The fourteen crops Immediately
preceding the large crop averaged
only "a cents; the last twenty crops
have averaged only SOP cents, hardly
equal to the cost of production, and
in many cases below 1t.
"Now in view of thest facts I plead
for change of conclusions. We have
shown the results; now give US your
aid. We are working in behalf of the
producers of the south's wealth, a
mission in which we are entitled to
the aid of every citizen of Geosgia,
whatever his business or calling.N
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
CHASTITY FIND A MYSTERY.
Baby's Body in Pickle Jar FlOated in
ChattahooChee River.

Members of the Fulton county po-
lice force are at work trying to solve
the mystery which surrounds the find
ing by James Linn. a white man who
resides in the vicinity of Bolton, of a
large pickle bottle containing the body
of a white baby. The sealed bottle
was found on the banks of the Chatta-
hoochee river. All efforts to get light
on the CHASTITY find have resulted I'M
successfully. The coroner ordered
the BODY buried.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
LOST LIVES IN UNUSUAL MANNER.
Two Convicts, White Man and Negro,
Are Killed in Miller County.

In response to telegram from Cap
tain ] Jackson, captain of the convict
camp at Babcock, the coroner of Mil
Ter county held inquests over the
bodies of o. G. Thompson, white, and
Dock Gaines, negro, both convicts.
From what the coroner states it seems
that Thompson and Gaines were play
ing and Thompson threw rope
around Gaines neck in a playful way
and threw the other end of the rope
around piece of shafting while it
was running and the end got caught
and began to wind the negro up and
Thompson seeing it tried to get the
rope loose and he was caught in it
and the result was both parties lost
their lives
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
sMOKELESS WARSHIPs.
Naval Officers Much Interested in
Their Possibilities.

Naval Officers Much Interested In
Their Possibilities.
Naval officers are much interested
in the possibilities of results from the
use of smokeless fuel. Importance
attaches to the use of such an article
on account of it's contribution to the
secrecy of naval operations by means
of invisibility. 1t has become an i'm
portant requirement that there shall
be as little astention as possible at
tracted to naval ships in operation in
time of war, and it is for this reason
that the deadest kind of paints is used
on the hulls of vessels and that smoke
less powder has been adopted for the
ammunition. With the dense smoke
which pours from some of the tunnels
it is easy enough to locate a ship I'M
der way; in addition to which, smoke
of the kind, when ships are in feet
formation, obscures signals displayed
and might lead to confusion, if not
disaster. Naturally, under the circum-
stances, any prospect of obtaining
fuel which does not emit smoke will be
of Importance. The tests which have
been conducted under the naval bu-
reau of equipment have promised i'm
portant results, but they have not gone
far enough to lead to any final con-
illusions.
Numerous attempts have been made
in the past to find some method of do
ing away with the smoke from the
coal used in firing, but the various fues
and patent contrivances tried proved
ineffective in every case.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-02-28
Lame Back.

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles, and may be
cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm two or three times a day and
rubbing the parts vigorously at each
application. If this does not afford
relief, bind on piece of flannel
slightly dampened with Pain Balm,
and quik relief is almost sure to fol-
ow. Sold by DAWSON DRUG Co.