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Evening journal., 1906-08-08
5ECOND GAME
OF THE SERIES
New Castle and Dover Cross
Bats This Afternoon at
DeIaWaTe'S Capital
MILL OPERATE
"E z" BATTERY

) Determined to get revenge for the wal
looping 1t received at the hands Of Dover
On Saturday last. the New Castle A. A..
baseball team left New Castle at 1852 this
morning Tor Dover. where it viii line up
against the Senators" in game this al
ternoon.
New Castle felt keenly IT'S defeat Of SAT-
urday and also saw its weak points in the
club in the game, and as consequence
have endeavored TO strengthen these post
tions Newlove will do the twrllng for
the visitors, and Countiss will be b hind
the bat. "Blly" Leach will hold down
second bag and will undoubtedly steady
the team. Duny viii be relieved at first
bag by Mcconnell. while Kirby will prob
ably be stationed in right field, supplant-
ing Hahn.
Dover is on the alert, however and
Manager Alice will operate his famous
"Yz' battery, Yerkes and Zearfoss.
What, If any other changes will be made
I'm Dover's line-up. is not announced.
About 200 "rooters' from New Castle, ac-
companled the home team, while a num-
Der OF Wilmington fans" also went 10
the scene of battle"
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
American League.

RIsULrs on YEsrERDAY's GAMES.
Chicago, 4; Athletics. o.
Washington, 6; Detroit s.
Rain prevented the other scheduled
games.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

I'm attempting to part two dogs that
were fighting, Mr.. Joseph Hinchiine. own
er OF the Ekton Gas Works. had his hand
bitten yesterday
Stewart Boyle, Of Philadelphia has
purchased the Robert Ferguson fam Of
l7 acres, in Eighth district Of Cecil coun-
ty. for 5000.
The Cecil County Commissioners have
appropriated $1,000 to the School Boad TO
make a practical test Of school consol.da-
tion in the Fifth district of Cecil
Counsel for the susquehanna Power
Company have commenced condemnation
proceedings, affecting lands along the Sus-
quchanna River in Cecil and Hartford
counties. Tho company proposes to build
a hydro-eleclric plant, which Will cost
about s2O.oOO0OO.
Bishop Adams will shortly complete
his nineteenth year as Bishop Of the Dio-
cese of Easton. The diocose' viii also
shortly be thrty-eight years of age, and
only two members Of its primary CON
vcntion now remain within it's limits.
Revs George t. Beavens, of Hnsboro,
and James A. Mitchell. OF Centreville.
Michael Tobn, a Hartford county
farmer, met with perhaps fatal accNent.
He was driving a farm wagon loaded with
grain and in turning a corner in the road
the wagon tilted, throwing Mr.. Tobin 10
the ground, the heavy wheels passing over
his body. Ills leg was broken and he is
injured internally.
Ground has been broken for the new
Cecil National Bank at Port Deposit. The
building will be ready for occupancy by
January l. Mrs. Evelyn S. France is the
president.
William Walls, a Cecil county farmer,
mot with a fatal accident while engaged
in hauling hay from the fields. He f,ll
under the horses feet. which tramped him
TO death before assistance came
Tho Baltimore Conference OF the Afrl-
can Methodisa Episcopal Church will con.
vone in Wrights Church, Elkton, to-day
for five days session. DR.. r. Z. Ford
is in charge.
/ Joseph H.. Steele has been elected
president and John NJ. Tucker secretary
and treasurer of the Cecil Mutual Fire In.
surance Company.
Louis Riggin who was the star wit
ness in the Constable murder case. and
the man who had worked up the cas-,
against John Shippers, who was executed
died at his home, in Baltimore. suddenly
aged 2S years.
Joseph II. Hinchline. president Of IN,
Elkton Gas Works, and a widely know
newspaper man, is confined 70 his homl
suffering with an injured hand, causs q d,
being bitten by two dogs which he wa.
trying TO separate during a fight.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
AMUSEM MENTS.
LYCEUM THEATRE

Tenth Street, West of Market.
Bargain Matinees, Mondays, Wednes-
days, Fridays and Saturdays
Matinees: 10, 20, 25 cents. Nights
and Holidays: 10. 20. 80 and so cents.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
SPORTING EVENTS
in PAST MONTH

Bonzenah i0-rounds.
Providonce=Eddie Chambers knocked
out Gus Dumont. rounds
Los Angeles-Johnny Thompson and
Montana Kid lO-round draw.
26-lSid Parker bested Ed. Carter, 8
rounds Broadway A. C..
27-Tommy Murphy knocked out AL
Grandor. s rounds, National A. c.
Cinclnnati-Frod Welsh knocked out
Hoch Keys. II rounds.
Racing
-Elmira-Frank Yocum made new
track record for one mile. Time, 2O9iE
7-salem. n. H.-New York, made new
track record for one mile at Rockingham
Park. Time. 1.80M
9-Shcopshead Bay Coincidence equaled
the worlds record for 6lk furlongs. Time,
lis 2-5
12-Oswego-FranS Yolsum made new
truck record for ono mile. Time, 2O7ih
14-Arzllle broke the Erdenham track
record for one mile. Time, 2leh
17-salom. n. lives oqualod track rec
ord for seven furlongs. Time. L25A.
-Bnghamton-Fr Yokum broke
track record for one mile Time. 207h
O-Watertown-Angus Pointer made
new track record for one mile. Time, 2.O7A.
4-Detroit--Ardolle made words record
for one mile. Time, 2O5h Char less)
25-Titusville-Emboy broke track record
for one mile. Time, 215h.
2S-Penn square-Arzille broke track
record for one mile. Time. 2.19.
Sl-Cleveland-Morn Star pacer,
made worlds record for half mile to
wagon Time. 59k seconds. Major Demar.
(trotter), made worlds record for half
mile to wagon. Time, ! minute.
Golf
2-Jerome Travors won first In Lynne
wood Hail Cup contest Of Huntingdon
valley Country Club.
4-Miss Florence Galley won women
championship of overlook Golf Club
2-E'Rlew1od-Walt j. Travis made a
new amateur record OF "A.
14-Englewood won national amateur
championship.
15-Cape May-George II. Parr and Alex
ander Coke made new record for local
course covering distance in "A.
2i-Chioago- Warren X Wood won the
Glenvew tournament
Manchestor-r. NJ Sherman won Ruth
land Cup. l.. NJ. Richmond won Batten-
hill Cup. Charles II. Leake won Ondawa
Cup Of the Ekwanok Club tournament.
( Aronimink won local Suburban League
championship.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
All Makes Sewing
Machines Repaired
1I4 w. Seventh Street.
L. M. ROCKEFELLER
Both Phones. Open Evenings.
MANY USE POOLS
During Month Of July Over $4,000 Men.
Women and Children Rathsd.

That Wilmington's bath houses are
n benefit to the city and are appreciat-
ed is evidenced by the report of the
executive committee of the Board of
Park Commissioners submitted at their
meeting yesterday. According to this
report 14OS2 persons bathed in the
Brandywine and DelamOre Park bath
houses during the month of July. This
number included men and women, free
bathers and those who paid and the
sum Of $14S.40 was realized from both
houses from those who went in the
pools on the days when a nominal fee
is charged.
The number of bathers is increasing
each year as the pools become better
known and as the people are assured
that they are safe places for the chill
dren. The Park Commissioners are sat
ished that the Deamore pool, which
is comparatively new. is a good thing
for the city and it Is expected the totals
for this month will exceed those for
July.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
Wants Fitz to Umpire.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Aug. S.
Manager shine, Of the New Brunswick
baseball team, is trying to get Robert
Fltzsimmons to umpire the game 10 he
played here next Saturday. Fitz is now a
resident of Middlesex county, having
bought a country place at Dunellen. and
the effort is 10 be made to introduce him
TO local sports.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
"a svmnathlzina ErIend.v

Unfortunately for the writer who ad-
dressed a letter to the Journal con-
tanning a unique piece of poetry de
signed as a "knocker" and who stated
in his communication You need sol
sign my name. just sign "A SYM
pathetic Friend" I Just want to get
back" etc. the columns of the journal
are not used to crafty private grudges
against any one.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
MRS. BARNEY COMING
Will Hold Ten Days Meetings Here,
commeneina Sunday.

Mrs. J. X. Barney Of Rhode Island.
the noted w. c. r. L. worker. will
spend ten days in New Castle county.
beginning sunday. Mrs. Barney's en-
gagements are Sunday morning. Au-
gust -, First Presbyterian Church.
Newark; evening, Red Clay Creek
Church; Wednesday. August Is. stan
ton Y; Thursday. Mcdowell w. c. T.
L., at McClellandvile: Friday. at
tie lawn fete under the auspices Of
the Hockessin w. c. T. T.; saturday
at the woods meeting, under the aus
pices of the London Grove Philanthro-
pic Club; August 10. evening. Chris
tiana w c. T. q. On August q Mrs.
Barney VIZ. organize a Loyal Temper
anca en- az the Ferris Industrial
school
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
Bridqeville Won Game.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
BRlDGEVlLLE. Aug. S.-Brldgevnle de-
foated Delmar in a fine game Of baseball
yesterday afternoon. Cook, for Bridge
vile, struck out fourteen men. spicet
pitched the first four innings for Delmar.
Roberts relieving him in the nth. The
score:
RI1.E.
Delmar ...... ..........O 1OOO1OO-2 3
Bridgeville ..-... .....O O28OOOO x-5g4
Batteries-Delmar, spicer Roberts and
Hastlnssi Bridgeville, Cook and satter-
field.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
Dover 6; sesford I.
speeIal DO The EvenInr IournnI

sEAFORD, Aug. S-Dover scored an
easy victory over the local team yester-
u"y, defeating it by score Of 6 to ].
seaiord was handicapped by several Of It's
regular players being out Of the game.
The score follows:
seaiord ....... ........1 OOOOOOOO-1S SO
Dover '''.'. '..'........O 40OOO1O1-6 s 0
Batteries-seaford, Foster, Marine and
Buckmani Dover, Topham and zearfoss;
Umpire, Scott.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
Inter.citx Raees.

At the office Of Horace C. Eastburn, No.
S29 Market street, this evening. there will
be a meeting of the lnter-City Assoc.a-
ton, at which will be arranged a schedu e
of races. Colonel Grautley p. Posues will
represent Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia. L. st. Louis. O.
Chicago, Q; New York. O (forfeiO.
Cincinnati, S; Brooklyn,
pitisburg, Il Boston. 5.
Evening journal., 1906-08-08
JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS
One Half Price


We want to close out all
this seasons straw hats,
not a big stock. but too
many. all sizes and nearly
all kinds. Just II price
now for all of them, soc to
$3.50; were SL0O to $500.
Panamas. IA off. now S3.75
and $3.50; We're S4 S. and
S6. A splendid line Of chill
dren's straw hats. SOC to
$500; now 1-2 price. Don't
forget the 25 per cent. dis
count on Mems Mixed Suits,
So Sl2. SIS. $40 suits
now $3.50, 80, Sl125 and
SIS.
IA off all our oxford
shoes. Some specials 1-2
off.
Closed at o'clock ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS. T. MULLlN & SONS
Sixth and Market.
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FORESTERS IN
GREAT SPORT
LOCAL LODGE AND FIVE HUN.
gREu FRIENDS ENJOY HIGH
1iNks At wEsr SEATTLE.

: The members of rore6teru OF
America. Court Madrona No. 1913,
aud fully 500 friends had a great
day az West Seattle "Wednesday.
The lodge gave a basket picnic with
an entertainment In tho afternoon
aud dance I'm the evening. the
lauor being held In the Hotel site
park
During the afternoon contest at
sports was given. with the follow,
Ing winning results. BOYS race.
under ~ years. wen hY Harry
Palmer. second. William Cunning
ham. Girls race. under ~. won
By MarEerY Bnef, second. Dolly
Vine Ladies' nail driyinE contest
which WAS very funny. was won by
Mfa James Fair. second. Mrs r.
J sannderaon. of Ballard Ostar
Nelaou had the iareeat family on
the grounds Peter pauison. ot
Ballard. won The contest FOR being
the best locking Forester present
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the different tables show q most
remarkable increase IN iumbef
shipments. not only between Pa
ciflo Coast points. but also to ne
east
The statements show that during
the first ak months 81 this fehf
4t.49g cars have been sent oaht
from British Columbia. ashlns io4
ana Oregon na against zs.1H cars
last year.
Coast shipments q lumber show
that g83. SOL 61 feet Of lumber have
been shipped 10 domestic and FOR.
alpn ports, which ~ an increase "
i57. G0B $50 feet from the same
cargo mills during last year
The Ban Francisco disaster han
helped considerable IN lumber DO.
mand but not nearly 40 much ~
would have been. provided airikca
had not created an unsettled conf
dition In shipping.
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for the farmer aud no one Is hurt
but the eordaEe trust.
Effect Disastrous.
Commissioner Ncill saw RE.
viewing The senerai question OF
convict labor. Il may 10 said that
manufacturers consider such conn
petition unfair. ruinous. demoraliE
ina O. markets and business sta.
bility. compelling the reduction OF
prices below a fair marsin Of profit
and often even below the cost OF
production. Wases are forced 80
the lowest limit IN a vain effort TO
lower the cost 81 production TO that
OF the prison contractor. Ia some
cases = deterioration OF quality re-.
salts and In others an entire ahan.
donmeut 10 the prison Ahopa OF
certain grades ~ gooda
In the ouot aud shee industry
tho testimony of manufacturers n
that the low cost Of production Of
priaon.madr koodN drives the ens
ployvr ~ free labor out % the mar.
ket or forcvs CA him = reduction in
the regular prices ot many lines OF
sooda+
.onopoiixsd BY Prisons.
Firms making wood bound coop
sraFe. tubs. lard pals. etc. for the
greet paesing houses have had 10
abandon Tits line 10 the prisons
Also monopelixed By tho conyic,
are the making of saddle trees.
blaekwnake ships. Whip laahea and
qaifta
Cassmiasloaer Nelil ln convinced
that O. convict does not WORK as
sell As the tfoe laborer. rho wofk
apus fsst year oY ti.iT7 convicfs
cntiid hRva hcen dune a. sell hy
= sal free lahafors, be estimates.
Il y admitted By ali who have
stusiled this suhlsct that eonvicts
must have employment OF some
kina In enc or twC states wheFe
union labor Influence abolished con.
Nict labor. ldienees IN the prisons
caused the death rate 20 mounf Al
once. whlIs the number of inaAne
was very greatly Increased and the
msutaf condition of the eonxiets BE-.
came inSolsrMhie. The experimental
legislation had 10 b. repealed I'm.
nassitateiy The question j.. hoe 20
efnnioF ths eunxirtN 80 that their
labor may BE- productive and yet
not destructive 70 legitimate frea
Industries The ase Of fae eonYictA
IN makins ruads aeeus "a be ons
gocd solution OF the difficulty.
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MILLER o1rs GOOD BERTH.

w. n Miller has been appointed
superintendent 81 the rio graude
Western Railway with headquarters
&C Salt Lake city. Utah. vice T. D.
Elliott resigned. The appointment
is announced Ia a special circular
received at the local office and in
issued BY General superintendent
A. u. Welby ana approved BY GEN
eral Manager A. q. NidEwaY Ar
Miller il we'll known locally.
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Robert Dollar 90 that owing ia the
labor troubles Ia san Francisco the
sailing dates OF the steamer Rain.
Ter and Robert Dollar aru unecr-
tain.
The steamship association of San
Francisco viii not agree to the de
manda % The labor loaaefa and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
THE MARKETS

The California esufaioups erop IL
about cleaned 40 ard nov eastern
WsshinKiou IL furnishing the street
They are n much better fruit and
are FolnE - s. per crate nasp.
berries are now entirely out 81 the
market and hiachhsrrisa are scarre
and EaluK al tl.Ts per crate. Wen
atehss nppiss are plentiful and are
worth Use for the best. Peaches
are nnw more plentiful sud are
worth from 50 10 Is cents Tor cras-
florida wntsrgBeious are firm nnd
goins at iIb0 per owt Traains -
fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Iamea Powell vas given box Of
cigars for being the homeliesi For
ester Mrs Z owens was the lare-
oat lady. while Mrs \ Nelson. Of
Ballard, was the thlnnoHt A =.
Woodward. the popular runner Of
the Seattle hotel. WAS tho latest
man All winners were given val
liable prizes.
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Az SON cAHoNta

WASHINGTON. Aug li.--s'o .'.
10 Keep convisls su'p'e,sa -. - -
~aaclag lres labor 70 - -. t,. I.
scnvles slavery Is . sas sis''a 49,. 49,
49,. : ..,r,manaing gae seEipns theasa.
!, ~ aspartmeet q eosaa'es'e a. ~.
s q ne n es.,srr snseftssatioHs show
-. smwnsr u legitimate and
-, N iasfries zre bsink burt or
sssiyossd b. corsist eeuli'siiilon
-. q snsahly true u che tafnl.
- 40 sua he and the breou
nxksnx Industry.
Ia Uaited ssases government
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vessel owners have decided they
prefer 60 have their ships tied np
At the docks rather than submit 90
the actions uf the sailors aud
f.ouKahoremen union
u IL probable that the Rainier
and robert Dollar are liable to be
DELAYED several days
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LUMBER
PMENTS
sGMLANnuAL REVIEW SHOWS
MORE LUMBER HAS BEEN
GENT EAST AND SOUTH DUR
mo PAST Six MONTHS THAN
EVER BEFORE.

Advance copies Of the aemi-an'
uual review Of lumber and ahlnglo
shipments from the Pacific North.
west prepared for the August Trade
journal have been received and
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R1sE 49,
: T. 50 ss, ar pf.'en. ..' ~s ,,'s !.
..',.,sss slsh mssn'nsry Ter :
So susal,ars, while ~ :
: - X pr,sons were 80 sav.p ,. !.
: : - May pr'sons s =, ,., n9e !.
. n !, , rsrssrkaely lev price. :
: e.. maruias,srsrss sass :, .
|. s.ss sompsIlss to ~. ', .,,,.s !.
: 49, .s',s ! ,ros ), the seSs 'ees'- :
stv =
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HAkNN@N
:, ..ss. a.. :, 'ss i sssssss ~. 's =
g. .sfessn. tsv-ei -. sssrsis .ars
q s0uiif asn t-ssis. s.eA q seai :. ss--
iyEnifs. - - a..tsfnls lef - -
sasn - bos, d SCI ri rsf as 90 -
HaAfafa suAsh. pef u, T. ~sE hsansl psf
ih. f4s. gaiuns. u Be- Ers.n refh, tFA
Frults.
uAnanAs pTs er e pr -. wsaai.
sisss sppi.s p@r hot. ref - issaons Ees
49, 40 fsnFF isauaus pFr eoa, v hus.
ss.. 20 g.. '-, .s psssA ' Slsm. s.s sT.s.
fsrnia. pr crate. ua Weussrhsss pef
er.ss fsegti e. sssssieaprs So s'-ss
s,.s.. ssfs.' Z sci 1 - si.sss.rii.. Il K
o. - naFtistt p-ar.. o aoai = calafotnl@
esnHsss 40 2 Nssns,a hsns - So
psanss bos. as. bsrson piaws hos.
Eggs.
strsesiY ffrsh rsnsh ssrs pr dos. ~
Oregon ranch. 80 Eastern. at0 -,
Butter and CHEESE.
washinston creamery butter psr u. -.
Yasfsrn fresh hfiek ". 80 eastern
frrsh tub. n. "a fsnrh butter, y. ~
s 90 Yasss Amsrissn. j.. umiaIssr.
in fae New Farh Daisies cheese 10. iss
rec cream hfieh Fresss. ~. fsei tlozh
awfss ~ i1Giac. Tiiismook. ialsgiso'
Poultry.
1--we aif chickens per 70. fsc. hruti-
ere a. ". spfIns ~ I've tqfhsfs - 80
soc. dressed pr ~. @vHs. i've ducks. Per
Live stock.
wsthsrs sheep, per ID. sssi s~s.. =.
a.. steers. psr u. tss cows. p-s N. y.
calves per 10. tgIel lambs per bead ~
Meats.
psr ~ saiie. mutton psr 10. s1stss spriue
lamb. psf o. SIC. dressed hogs. per ID.
itiia
Fish.
SCHOONER halibut psf 10. to1Wes steamer
haiihaf. asr ID. saftto salmon sroslf drras.
"a per 10. ioGllike salmon trout per u.
q shineok ssimon ~ noands5a
fr ahrinps. psr a. s1tze silver suisits
/ n, e., Olympia OYSTER per saes. 100
= so9s o. per Sc. ilnl . p.r sack
bunasneas eraha. o. o1aiH
Hay ard Feedstufrs.
Eastern Wash tisaotkY. taoaH ton. Puget
ssana y, y, tsn, s ,dtl sliai2 , Be- ,ea
ton cats ga per Ton. Puget Sound oats 81
I per tom whole corn. 80 per tom Cracked
cofu. 80 per ton. feed meal 80 pef ton
ion. bran. ~ psF too. shorts 30 per ton
chopped feed. ~ per ton
Lime and Cement.
Portland oament. Imported. per bot. q 90,
Portland cemsnt. FailfnrnIa, per hLL u
lees 90 for returned bags plaster paris.
per sbl i, ilms, san Juan 4 Roqhs liar
tsrirs hsir. psr Is. soi natal iaih. psf yard.
Hcazto.
-. n.r..,tt. ,..4,t hs.aa -.
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- . sashnFity 70 Interfere in the
Frks<mx q eunvict labor and q No,
rrrsaninz 10 Do nnrs than ie
p,seF facts ana lss fhsm before
~ ssos,e n a ihoFeHgk ant an
rrlsalerd way. This has heen done
y fascr cazamtssiansf Nell. aho.
ssrk " Re4noids. made 4 report
e. lAx cAeaxp packing bosses The
rpers i sspeeiea 70 lsad 70 a move
x<rs b ne Various states 70 have
D. 4Es sAsaxrst 80 that convfets
xzS y pr 10 seFk tallding good
ns1s Nesoif wants 10 build roaa-
ssa ennsiri hhof would not cunae
10 cerpstision With ffse labor
rsrsessf. ikzTs is nothinE which
a. raltsa States E0w needs more
ssa fscs fpaes
ne lseuus fron eonsiet ianoF 10
xzay ssssss materially reduces the
hzsx n lHtrpdaetion u improved
zs<azssry has ssads ths prison
ene~sitios TIE nsose severe
spss ssatss ~ lAsif rcnvlcta 10
maze eiaNssg txtae On he theory
iazi ~ grotart 10 made cheaper
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LABOR COMPETITION
BECOMES COLOSSAL PROBLEM

srArrs GOVERNMENT FINDS THAT MANY STATES
..o.,r ny IT, uur THAT mANuFAeruRERs AND rRtU
nss,uassN poNr-RoAo BUILDING SUGGESTED As a
sussrrurG
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TROUBLES TIE
UP STEAMERS

L. w. Gray q Co have received
tsicsraphie Information from the
Pollard Steamship Co. and the
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u,xpun sAows The largest 4
: p.o6setioa q prison SCOTS :
. - ssaf - oagpst wns
: 81 as Illsa0ls Genes soc I
! 80 eeorxiA ihlfd snd Teas .
! tsn,sk an ars ahefv ihs s. 4
: - ~ uark Between 81 oeo- I.
/. - 81 ss.eao are Ala Z
! hsna fsaiAna. kehlurkY I
: w.rrt,sd Massachusetts. /.
: ak.slzaa NinneSoia. SeN (.
! Ys,s nhlo. Teaaeasee We I
: xlnla AND Wisconsin.
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7be sargont's oRal beaded easy
spring. antique copper or brass lock
set 500 at Spinninga zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Portland cement. Imported. per hbi. a. %;
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per bbl a. lime, san Juan 4 uorhs liar
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

purchased the entire stock Of the well known Bar
obtain the valuable location our intention
Shoe House oerng the best
quality prices with
doing viii selling off the
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-22
CANON CITY, COLORADO.

Mrs. J. X Brice Of Pueblo was the
guest OF her husband last week.
Miss Dovie Wells is on the sick
list.
Mr. Frank Warren. who has been in
California for the last year, is shak-
Ing hands with old friends
Amos Townsend sold his property
on Macon avenue and left for parts
unknown.
Miss Beatrice Boyer and sister.in.
law. Mrs. Benjamin Boyer, we're in the
city for few days
Frank Yeiser, Benjamin Moore and
Archie Townsend and Mrs. V. NJ.
Johnson. were in Florence Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Matte Huddleston OF Portland
was the guest of her sister. Mrs Bs-
ker. for the last week
Mr.. Willie Scales arrived in the
city Thursday to be at the bedside o,
his wife. who is very low.
Mr.. Henry Townsend is making i'm.
proyements on his seven-Toom house
on River street.
Mrs. Henry Townsend has been on
the sick list.
Mr.. Dalton took his girl. Miss Mary
Hoar. up to his ranch on Eight-Mile
Park. Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-06-22
ASPEN, COLORADO.

Aspenites who attended the Straw.
berry festivities at Glenwood Springs
came home tired but happy, and loud
in their praises OF the hospitality Of
Glenwood's citizens.
Aspen will try and reciprocate on
July Fourth. An excellent program
has been arranged by a citizens com.
mittee for the Nations Birthday. con.
sisting OF wet and dry tests OF horse
teams. baseball game and races. The
Eagles picnic at Hallam Lakes will
be the closing event of the day.
Glenwood visitors from Aspen on
their feast day were Mrs r. McGrew,
Mrs. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGruder
Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Newman OF