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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
Frederick's Gift to San Fran
cisco.

Mayor George Edwin Smith
forwarded Tuesday morning to
Mr.. Eugene lowering of Balti-
more, a draft for S523.27 for the
relief of the sufferers from the
earthquake and fire in San Fran.
cleo. In all. Frederick has con-
tributed about $1,000 to the peO
pie of the stricken city, indie
pendent of the donations of
clothing, bedding and other ar
ticles sent through Rev. T. Free
man Dixon. President of the
Charity Organization Society,
and the contributions of money
sent by the local order of Masons,
Elks, Eagles, Knights of Ply
thias, Knight Templars, United
American Mechanics and other
fraternal organizations.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
Frederick Foundry gets Big
Contract.

A contract has been awarded
to the Frederick Iron Works
TO furnish the castings for a ne"
fourteen-story building to be
erected in New York City. The
contract is one Of the largest
that has ever been received by
the company, and calls for cast
ings weighs 1, 100000 pounds.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
Election Supervisors Organize.

The recently appointed Board
of Election Supervisors for Fred
erick Oounty-Joseph f. Essen
hauer and John w. Humm, Dem
ocrats, and Samuel V. Doll, Re-
publican-organized Tuesday By
the election of Mr. Humm Pres
ident and Mr. Ii. Dorsey Fitch
ison clerk. In compliance with
the law the board DESTROYED all
of the ballots cast at the last
election in Frederick County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
What's Your Face Worth ?

Sometimes a fortune, but never,
if you have a sallow complexion,
iaundiced look, moth patches
and blotches on the skin--all
signs of Liver Trouble. But DR.
Kings New Life Pills give Clear
Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Rich Com
plexion. Only % cents at A. l..
Pearre's drug store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
BEALE-HARLAN.

Rev. Wilson 7. NJ. Beale, of
Cecil County. and Miss Harlan,
OF Martinsburg, West Virginia,
were married on May 2, at the
Presbyterian Church in Martins
burg. The groom is a sou of the
late Rev. DIR. ID. j. Beale, form
erly pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, this city.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
Church Services.

The sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered to
Grace Reformed Congregation of
Pleasant Hill. Rev. S. NJ. Hench,
pastor, next Sunday, the 18th
inst. at 1915 a. m.
The regular service will be held
in Zion Reformed G hurc b,
Gainesville, next Sunday, at
2.15 u. m.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
Another Wing for Frederick
City Hospital.

TIE Frederick City Hospital.
which had handsome south
wing erec ed at "a cost of $4,000
about two years ago by Mrs.
Margaret E S. Hood. is to be
equipped with a north wing of
similar proportions another gift
from Mrs. Hood. Plans for the
addition are already under way.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11

The people who use milk should
read DR.. Harrington's remarks al
Mccoy Hall in Baltimore regard ,
ing the condition Of the mix useu
by the general public. He class,
fled most of the milk as dirty ana
unfit for use.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11

A fine horse hair bride ,oiU be
rallied off at John Il. Schelps
Harness Store the latter part Of
meet ,Ceek. 1t took sir months of
steady WOrk to complete IL, reiaS,
achip and all IN one. advt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11

Miss Gertrude Lee has returned
to her home on the Merryland
Tract, after a delightful visit to
Washington. Her friend, Miss
Sands. daughter of Admiral
Sands is paying her a visit.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.

M'CLAIN.
Mrs. William MClain died at
her home in Highfield, Md, ON
April 2Sth.
FISHER.
Mrs. Mary L. Fisher, widow Of
Nathaniel Fisher. died in Hayers-
town on May 2nd. aged n years.
LONG.
Mrs. Savilla Long, widow of
the late Philip Long, died at
diminishing. this county, Nav
2nd. aged n years.
THOMPSON.
Mrs. Ada A. Thompson. aged
81 years, died near Evansville. ON
Monday last. Bright's disease
was the cause Of her death.
OBRION.
Miss Catharine F. Obrion.
daughter of Charles Obrion, died
at RiehPs Mill, on Sunday last.
the 9th inst, aged "a years.
WELLER.
William M. Weller, a native of
CreagerStOwn, this county, died
in Hagerstown on May 4th,
while eating pie. Heart trouble
was the cause of his death.
BREIGHNER.
Mrs. Michael Breighner died
at her home near Walkersville,
this county, on May 3rd. of con
sumption, aged Al years. She
leaves husband and three chill
dren.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
MANTZ-MAlN.

William L. Mantz and Miss
Nettie Main. both formerly of
Frederick, were married in Wash
ingtOn last week.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
I'd OUR READERS.

rHE CITIZEN will be in
asb,ed to anyone sending in the
{. * of Democrats through
IN he county who do not take
ma CITIZEN. We have a
..aaI al inducement to offer new
ah.e riberS who send in their
..nes before June lst, 1906.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
ZELTZER-LIVERS.

James II. Zeltzer and Mrs.
Mary LiverS were married on
May LIST, at st. Anthony'S Parish
Church, by the Rev. Geo. TIE.
geSSer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
NOTICE!

NV of our readers do not
<beir paper regularly they
,lease report the fact to
III. OGice at once.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
OFFICERS

j. d. BAKER, President
VIM. G. BAKER, Vice-President
H. d. BAKER, Vice President
VIM. G. ZIMMERMAN, Cashier
SAMUEL G. DUVALL, Asst. Cashier
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
No. 5000 Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting as u Court of Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-11
CITIZENS NAT. BANK

OF
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-15

- LADIES' W.AIJTJ
Big uaiues in Ladies' Black Taffeta SIX Uaisfs.
For four days lDif sell
Ladies $3.50 Waists for r--.S4.5 So. so
Ladies So and $50 Waists for --- 500
Ladies So Waists for Observation-Disclosures $50
Ladies $6 Grey Taffeta Silk Waists for - 4e5
Ladies White Cotton Waists with embroidered
'front.' very stylish -------- 125
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22
UNDER HURRY ORDERS.
Marines Rushed to the Columbia For
Possible Service in San Domingo.

Norfolk. Va. May 19.-Hurry or
Gers from Washington today caused
sONne excitement in naval circles. 1t
was learned that a draft of 10 marines
had been ordered to the cruiser Column
bia. now at the League Island naval
station. for service in SantO Domingo.
The men left tonight.
The hurried change of orders is
taken to mean that Uncle sam OK
meets trouble in Domingo and is send
ing his fastest cruiser with a draft of
picked men 10 look after his interests
in the country of frequent revolutions.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

Henry Latouchera. Ions editor
If London Truth" and for many
years Ncmbcr Of Parliament from
london. j. ROW nearly sc~venty-hvc
old. He is a famous and able
man. and is ROW writing his memoirs.
lie served Also i'm the diplomatic ser
vice. lie is a strictly independent
thinker in politics, writes as he pleaseS.
prevokcs adverse comment. as might
he expected. and Yet his sterling quail
ties command both attention and re-
spcct. He has VAC a wide acquaint-
1nco rs well as reputation. II" is
no Tor. I1x-Prime Minister BaIfour
is reported as intending to write a
life Of his distinguished uncle. the
late Earl Salisbury, L Tory, who pre-
coded him in the high office Of Pre-
mier. Earl Salisbury held that hi@
gerat rival Gladstone, was the foremost
statesman that England ever had.
ana gratified to see it mentioned
in the ReidsVjlIc Review. which he
founded in 1883. that my old friend,
Mr.. Edward Gillian, who now resides
in Boston, Mass is forging ahead n
achieving success as editor Of a tinan-
ciaI paper. and a writer of financial
advertising. He is q man Of decided
talents, ana writes with dircctness and
force and often with felicity. lie is a
North CaroIinian.
Wilmington. y. 6.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22
How'd You Like to Be Walked 50?

Selma, Ala, May IA shock sup
posed to be an earthquake, occurred in
Myrtle Wood. Marriage county, early
today. The tremor lasted about half
q minute and woke The residents Of
the town. No damage a done.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

State superintendent j. Y. Joyncr
returned yesterday from Wilmington.
where ne delivered the ddress at the
High School Commencement on Fri
CAV night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

= !, Is y"ullseF ma" } am II never
- lii'usit tie tremendous war and
iS Ugly RECORDS 81 parbarlc dIspla}-
~ enulhe 1aHaaitc rabi1e. IL hve-
IL ''o HI"1 4~o"'le "i another century.
III q ne" SeIietdu'ii' ana over forty
ES@5@ fI'et me 1"aih la1Ied III ITS
p','i,'" Itiu1EI' 'EaI"7t tfeIlehd"u~
- l'' 'i7lIl"i"''ti tiEh'9 ana me
' ISM Liiiti'i7 - ""'l''
' 49," 10 y" iL6'i"I dild cum
'H"I'i'' '"t HS Sai' H"'iI"1 IN
G"I't' ~ /" uuo' iH@iIi@ Sp'' Oh li'
49, u II s''u Hluoti MAJ had inc
- " ~ ~ '''''l3 - 'lio 1t1"ii "a
80 ~ " 9 -"Li'i'" ''i"'
II 49, any pi'oG"L ''"h me
H,L - ne ''lIa anu ven
* ,,n lh.nrn rn,. In,,Lt -, 49, .t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

IF = Young mans cake g. dough
cau easily find e girl who Is aIt-
ling u TO AXE the cake.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

GRANDPA That - barn t3.1
CITY Lut-Dues o. w8lipE barn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-22

.''''" more letters and pam
newspapers with addresses,
'-. etc.. now than when | was
.'.- / do not undertake to read
.- @'lj, 0r to notice all I may
'..l'httE ! read an address that
..'.i and gratiAed me. 1t was
made at Chicago by the invi-
I'D" Republican club on the
,hI"mattoX Day, ON the 9th
Die 1905, by Hon. Claude Kitchin.
my of the occasion. and
.'lJahI" to the gifted and clo-
+. ..."I \"rth Carolina Represen-
..''d the Halifax district in the
n House. He evoked great
"'d no wonder, for it was
. ..'.|. apprcciative. filed with
4 ''jlSm, broad and appealing.
~"ino strains of true elo-
'i' won his audience. | do
.Ir.. '"3l ! could have been as
'"' gracious as Mr.. Kitchin was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
lie Used 90 BE n Man

I'M. !. an aa,ora about enc sho used b @aa.
lie ia wiyh0at dollar II "A nan u WORTH onE ""
elar. sy from his head his worth only
~s dollars day lime he sot hts bad to wofa Ana
~ WORKING bsan work others Ito Fafn,a
hos s make dollars grow the inside Of things lie
earna special privileges that tbs naH Sho works vita ha
h.nls never gets Erus rich lie uas millionaire
In the dsys he had married sod yoahk s
W., NE himself roor helped him his money she
xesks hard and Aeaed savea and saf~t and %
her beauty IL They Eeing reh ana ~oa
satay prosperity
Rt ao~ the the face Of bis sife AID saN nat
sAa vas faAs she show The oil charm IN san
Aas one aay E srsfa taacaa'inE Of
h,nt4,ee face fsare hu and SMILED Ana 10
was why shoaaat h bus this essa IT'S HoasS rea
bar ANYTHING wanted
AMI 50 this Bis lawyers 70 the old wife Who ha
xven herself asd her And the lawyers sa
the wife ne her aors ard had no as
m her Ana the wih the pretty yo1ag 80
nau And oit wife crei
much anA hatiered hraftf
Tara 10 The Bradsret and rsaa over the ls
Of unonasres random AID you ~i seAssH n
his and address
10 o b a
Nvx he IL oaiy milIansir~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
The Elusive Dime

sta,bc you have noticed enc scarcity ef dimes
stsieiana have 3t although none dmes atn pe
tas turned cut II hefore ufe are fewer waa
before In circulation
Il +. ,l that here srcat demand tar tuea aua
such sc,ct, OF thrm che eonfous CONCERNS Who make
of puns ur collins In packages are a'ns We@ w ~
a Wow % getting premium on them
famine would bca serious affair Even nov ~''e
are onls thue por capita "A circulation
The mcies performs Of oar nos' vital fone
uons .,..
4, i With the dme taaudoas sets ha shine
anl the luck his meal
The dime buys a rue With which simmons the uesh OF
h,ppas ia his wlfes cbees buys the drink ~ih which De
drives hope from her heart aud peace from ais home
The dime Is child What the dollar 10 The pafoa s
mi, 81 BITS calculations soal Of ha desires s'm'"'
s.eas "A the hos rather have dme than quarter
rhs bari Cline banks" which are he real cause
perhaps famine
me pranytn thealot machines held responsible ta me
scarcity Of pennies automatic music and picture ma
chiaa accumulate but there no particular cou'"N
sa IN general dimes into the eoNes Of corpora
An official in Washington suggests that she country IA 80 p
rros chat people keep their ocots 10 hear Them ns
pa other we'll Besides tho Trouble Is mat Tue
s are not IN the peoples pockets bat Ia mysterious hdaS
No doubt the sdlms Of them And Il the
scarcity at dimes OF SAVING can eheftmH sra
ami SGT aons With The othrs coins
s i5ss vhrn TIA 4ne was ssatushei ne present there
h., n coined so Eht relation which the
a., a.s or sss the Amount tbs amount
m circulation fac, that ID reported h5 the treasury
t there are suoooe hair oen% assoe'e
a pieces and 100000 peecs which one ewes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

haaackeepef la Nrs nunk. the cook
is MulliEan. not bridget. nor Niea
Nulilsan. nor Mra MalliEnn. but
plain Mniltsan. TIE waiir.ua l.
/ Fmma. ana the maid In The front
0f tha hnuar IL Ahtoinettn iief
real nafns IL MsxEte. bat The mis-
tueaN prefers Autplnstts and An
tnlnstte euea
iiow shan speak Of MFs AZ
ros asked
Yeu must nol speak q aaF At
all. nor speak 10 Doe she - mot
AZ all likely 20 SPEAK - Yuu. mo-
u fnu aoFk here nieume. but
shauld she at anY llms Do -
simplg raise Yoaf hat n She asks
faa 4 au ssftun. answer lt. q caufse
buf q Is hardly possible che I'll
Tier social duties keep her 10 bass
she probably ELI sever ses fou
II By am possibility she gives yuu
an order. raisr ynug has anf toll
hsr YEA TAXA orders from Sc
sktfda and frqm nafedf else 81
cert The master Ard doat 'psxsi
that Nobody has an rtkhf % tell
yus 90 40 suvthins nobotf sxe~p'
me rs rights the MASTER shneid
NO.. but b. - a peculiar old part
"a niss old pos. though ana b.
huffs IN nos and Their Mheu n
,o@s. Yua MAJ otsaF hlns TIE
master has tao dau tega. b he
waF You must raiss iuaF hat
wbsn fan ngewt shmm. bat nsxeg
presume 10 speak 70 them os Of
thnsn
s-Thfs sia1 m place tss ms. NJ
Skiaas. said Z kfa be az polite
VA tbs naKt fellaF. bat toat call
No mae master rm fass rs aaod
uF ne s3~
sh' OF eourss YEA asa Jest aa
Eoaa. bat ycu haeenE a. mach laon
-. aud n You did have ron would
not separate Youg sci. frum u - he
does You age to receive IS a
menth Forty toliara Of that ars
fof sreAsiuT ~ hln AZ master and
calling me Mr. Nov come 10 The
bathroom wlfh ne ana olear yout
nails and thea Eet a bite TO eat
followed bin TO tho bathroom
whers be gave me a brush and nail
file. and after showing me hos 20
use them he said. The master pro
videa lhesa thinEs fof fha emploFes
aud " you remaiu ~ DAYS they b.
come your property. You mar take
them with yoa when fou anil
II seems to ms that Ar
AlIrOa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

CHAPTER ~
cannot say that I WIS ihtafahlt
Impressed with Mr Skidda u
call that ms first Thought was that
he WAS a pnmpaua SOFT et a sentle
man. a. be waru patent heather
shoes. a diamond tlng aud a hlue
scarf pin
q suppose Yau know Yuuf hual
ness As sardener flllman az The
mastrr would not have employed
Yeti hr a4ld. but. ~ course. you
krnW nothing 1T the rules ef 81
qual enforced an farm llhr outH.
First af an yuH must remember "a
speak Of Mr Allnx 40 the master
when referring to aim VA cuuyera
lns with alhors AddresHlns him
tan mas say. nv AllnN You
viii aiao address ms aud refer "a
me as Mf Shidds I am AIR 20
ever hn1Y ON this farm and Nlll
tolerate no familiarity from even
the uaatnt Nou are plain fillmhn
Allow nn unc. under am circum.
stances. to cell yua ~ ~ tn
The ouachman a. James. not
onrleu. nos Mr Oaflea. Nor jim.
beat Janice. plain James. always
The farmer. the employee = tho looks
after the products If the field. Il
Johnson and n0ihlng elae The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

The masler'a interrupted NJ
Hbldda
sRNeuar me. sald u aeemH
t mc tht tn master hlat 40 bad
futuiahn a place ilkr thia fef ~
haads Narhh A hired hand
don't often sit ~ gnod
Tut. Tot. said NJ skidha moai
impatlently fau are nn hired
hand Don't you know thefe ste No
hifod handa naai OF Kansas foH
are the gardener
/ went 90 the employees dinlhH
roam. where I dlned ou cfaehen
rad mlik. buinE pot Yv0 hungry
Whllr I was eating. the houtekretf
81 entered the Kitchen and heard
her AJAX Ar Akldda. "iiow does he
luok
A rube far fair. replied Nj
3ktdda
4 donf cafe about that" she
aaii what want "a know IT, car
he rates. vegetables Can he DC
something to help ua eaeape from
the clutches of ihoss cursed cts
wrnrrra who send ua nothing hul
stale vegetables. aud charge ~
doablc prices
I dunt know any thing about
that" said Mr. shidda The mas
tee generally picks dead one. bat
Il think this fuilus Is ell flEhi iie's
never worked ou one ~ theae pinA
grounds before and hasn't bees
spoiled HAT suppose bell be Al
had aa the feat b. neat apfinE
4 hop. the master doeant spot
him by spFinging any % hiA theories
~ farming. sid The housgkeepsf
ar hs doua. wc might lusl a. acl
make pp oar minda that he'll be !
failure
I'm tell You ous lhinE. said NJ
ahldda "if she old man butts init
this ube's business 1T bat hyg
one On ths Jas he'll never farEst
Nont nsana FOE q
~aa maeh perplssed. bat ! saa
nathlnk
ero 40 continusal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

CAMP TACOMA. Aug - ono
Of the most spectacular events ~
the mnneuyefa 10 American Lake
will be the reYieH ~ - n1a troops
1n Sunday morning General Fred
efieh Funston will review the sol
aleta Ia person The ceremony all
start some time between ~ o'clock
Hnd noon
Washington Boys Popular
over At the camp ~ Niaqually
good word sfiil eDmrs from the
Washington contingent The local
boys are gaining the respect and al
mifaiipu Of the regulars hf their
strict attention 10 dni3. ana b. the
sueeeaHfHl aud hiEhlf iufeilleent
aaY in which theY are carrying aut
fheir orders Yesterday fHe baf b
par In fiVo hours ~ the hardest
Kind nf Work. and while they we're
pretty aofe aud stiff when ihc5 got
through. theY iumbied 0ut at rev
ellie this morning eylHg taf more
They are showing - spirit that ia
carrying Thorn directly into the
hearts Of the regulars. and are MAX.
ina themselves an example AZ the
camp
Oldest Tent - Camp.
The Washington contingent aiso
has tho honor ~ having The oldesi
tent ia camp The cook tent ~ u
company of Seattle is older than
tho state Of Washington and "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
.cocHRANE FiLEs
COUNTER COMPLAINT

William Cochfans has filed his
ansaoF 20 the complaint ef Thomas
Ahartsi. who 10 suing him fog ~
naa damage. Ia HE answer Coch
rana deuisa Bhafkafs aiisg . ilsus
md declares that he scted purely
ia walf defense In ahooiia9 shAFksY
ita denies thsi eharksY 10 entitled
io DAMAGES. bat that ha. corhfnne.
shualt % awarded tin.0oG ZOE
damages inflicted b. shhfkrs pith
a pstehfoFh co~hsan@ SAYS that he
~ill be crippled fof ne as = 30
auif 10 HhafksYa attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
MILITARY EVENT /
AT CAMP SUNDAY

cherished 8t ono ~ IRE o,,a.
most saiHabl. r.liea II ~" ,1f :
bf the regular amy 10 Co.,,
1hoiap one rampan8 re- the tIfs. 7,
ih" Seattle fIfs. laa bias been ~.
tbe Organization ever since g
boys t1te crest delight In ea.,,.
the old canvass fp enramume,f '.'pf
aaf that d meHl cooked uadet ~. .'l
other cover would not be- nav
palaiablH This relic l. mnek "
mirsd bf fbr regulars. not IA. !,
hhun fiHl excuses 10 Rei sy.s
iis broad shade. and hlbble 49,
things while fheY hand om ~. s
chunks Of verbal faffy to he ~,
mental cuul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
WOMEN s SAf'l dIt

81 cYnrHiA GREY.

In recent paper appears the following;
Anae Rfsaaoff city. Il probably fatally buaea
By ne IN her home caused b. the exploea %
gasne nng The tank anf had len the IRE
burning
uaaed. u annually burned 10 death b. IRE ans
10
Annla Riuerh9n od Bat have women OF
90 ioIlo 81 : ca smoking enters
why afftid % mouse sil Hsk Der NE
mystery
Let point this fearless woman the danger she
the risk She j. running md Haa ehanee ea Oh h '
will ay- Pooh nsV caught fire
Because thinks she wont but Ut Is ONLY
QUESTION or TIME BEFORE THE WOMAN WHO MAKES a
HABIT OF POOLING WITH GASOLINE AND RsklNg AS OH
CAS- OVER ENOUGH FIRE TO MAKE A SMOKE IL GOING TO
HAVE HER HEAD BLOWN OFF
The sss wih explosives wn pay the pen
She may burn herself up may herself the house
She may ournth ne family
she'll The price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

SO, Doe has been sustained In JET
feFs0n county during the last 10
days By forest fires In Arcadia
valley the flames threatened TO 10
wade The United States forest re
serve. where the timber IL eapec
tally heavy. a number ~ ranches
Wers aiso IN grave danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
onralnr 10 rlRr LIMIrs.

Ira Grant. a. the age ~ years
u.ak rrnfaached for telling q false
hood. aud vas asked n he knew
here boys vent that told stories.
10 answered. Ma" and was toia
that he would 60 20 the bad plaee
SO asked where that WAS. and was
told thai Il Waa a bot fife thHt
would bufn him up lie was asked
~ nat be would do about that ne
quickly replied. why. ! will stand
baek 4 little way. 80 the fire cant
reach ne Angle Grant, AflihE
ton. Wash
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SUIT Foa MINERAL LAND.

The Northwestern improvement
company has filed suit Ia the ted
srai court against Louis 9 hFl
brock aud uustHfe A sehaeief ~
r~oafsr q ssetiun ~ mineral laha
embracing Sunset fallss on the eno
bemlsh fiysf. h. anohamish cnnnl
fhs plaintiffs claim prior hEhi "
the land The property Is FntAFN
a. 40 uHA
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nIs MONEY GONE

George f<avenn. r0oruing ~ the
Hoffman house. reported the loss 81
Gfa. believed % have been stolen
yesterday afternoon while he slept
By q man named Harrington Haf-
ftnRfau as later arrested BY De
trcftvs prank Kennedy but later re-
leased. ss ~ was evident that he
knees nothing % The robbery
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While on the train going 20 Lake
Mlnnrtonha in Minnesota. my
cousin GLADYS. then ~ years old.
became yoFs thirsty t'pan aFfiys
Ing AZ and seeing All the water Ia
the lake. abe olappsd her small
hands together aud cried. Mamma.
mamma. see all the turai christ .
Miss l. Hansen. iagb Terry av.
Seattle
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Paul. . gYeafo old faungairf. hnf
been 10 SUNDAY school and. aiti.ng
nn hia fathers knee. was aHAiuf
questions ahoui hia SUNDAY school
b. saBn. lie asked. Papa. did Col
make everything Upon being an
awefsd Ia the affirmative. he asked
"nad lie make lhe Hky Aff"i
again rsesiting an affirmative an
.aWar. the Young America comment
OF. Well. wouid Hike TO know
h0N Ne hung u up. v II oiil
mau. noom Is. The Rainier. ssni
tie
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MAXWELL sUas eARsrGss.

The carsfena nros are haihE
snea By { ii MARVEL Who see :
10 collect $4,000. alleged 10 be que
fnr organizing the present eofis'ia
tlou of the Caratuna Bros epin
pany MARVEL declares ia BIZ sf'in'
piaint that be was 10 receive ga
a., Tor hss woft IN organizing N"
corporation. and that be has never
bees paid