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The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

Al kinds of swell drinks al ihe hs2il"lla bar Courteous attention.
 A choice liue ot Ladies underwear u tusSeli-Graham-A Alderson Company.
 MT. E. \ Short was in St. Loui, last week on business, and purchased handsome line of goods.
 Ne" Books. Games. Medallion, and Christina, goods at the Newsstand Don't Tail to see our stock.
 cd Cutter is ! pure Rye Whiskey. and lS unexcelled for medicinal pnr- poses. N. F. Nelson X C.
 A full line of Cooper X Nricht' :, underwear for gentleman, Ii Russell. Gratam-A lderson Company.
 Tor tadies' and childrens furs,cloah,. Jackets and sweaters go to Russell Graham-A lderson Company
 \ full IiHe of Cooper & Wright, ], Underwear for gentlemen, at Russell GraAam-A lderson Company
 The Al Milla, the oul. forty dollar tI-at III llfNiI, etlIilE at 3c, may f-e lad of ! II. Dunayant X c..
 \ line of ribbon, which includes ali shades, widths and qualities at Fu>- sell-Grai'am-Alterson Company
 Oi course we do not advocate tf.e excessive Use of stlnulaHto. but if you wlsh something that really refresiles }oG without injury try our Old Yan- uts,=e. T (. F0lbre. IF. < Go.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

An immense line Of Ladies skirts st prices tosIit sll,at tFuS,ell-Grsham- Anderson Company.
 Business in all lines ha, been rather dull since Christmas. but is grad uslly getting back to its normal con- dition
 The sickly season is coming on. Drink hnheuser beer, sold by T. C. folore, IT. X Go, and avoid a spell of sickness.
 Gall and examine fuli line of fasci- nators, tobogg3ns and childrens' head wear, at Russell Graham AlderSon Company.
 Miss Gurtrudr Abrshamson, of brinkieF. has been most captivating guest of drs. Max Ioffie several days this week
 NIT. N. (. Ferguson Va, genial caller u thi, office on business Mon- day and has eur thanks for Suhstan- tial faNufs.
 Miss Emily Davis closed her school at the Nylds school house last Friday. and k spending her vacation at home in this citt
 Many ~ould-be citizen, are being turned away from Forrest City be cause they cannot secure residences. Build house
 Moose will quit the photo business. in the spring, so if you want pictures nade, why not lei him make them before he quit,
 The finest line ot men, wool sweat CTS and flannel shirts ever brought .a Forrest City, at Fu>seli-Graham- A deroon Company
 Theodore Meyers aew represent, the LoeN's laundriee, and solicits yeur patronage. Leave bundles CT orders al sol Lewis store.
 A beautiful line et Ladie, silk gar ters, with rabbit fo3t buckie, and other novelties, at f'u>sell-Graham- Alder>on Company
 Remember the date, January l5. l6 and IT tt the opera house. -Four teen strong vaudeville acts. with T change of bill nightly Wanted. EyerE tausekeeper in town to tEf White Crest Flour. Sold under an absolute guarantee. For sale bt all first class greeers.
 Pricklt Ash Bitters cure, the kid Hey>, regulates the liver 3nd purities the bowels. \ valuable system tonic. !. T. SanderS, special agent.
 Buster Brown Hos.
 Are the best,
 - cents Der pair
 Tue ]. N. Reck Gou4pany.
 Just received the largest and finest line of gold and pearl mounted um- brellas eser brought n Forrest City. Gall and look them over. F.. A. short.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

Theodore Meyers ION represents the LoeD's Iaundrie>, and solicits your patronage. Leave bundles ar orders al So Lewis store.
 The stork visited the home of Mir and Mrs. E. F.. Sellers on last ThurS- day night and sweet girl baby, weighing Il pounds now keeps her proud parents company. We extend congratulations.
 Mrs. Townsend and the Nadakih children left Monday night for Shelby vile, attera very pleasant visit Of two weeks. Mrs. Reiss also returned home the same daJ. They seemed te enjoy their visit very much
 Since T. O'Brien X Co. have opened a meat market on Front street they have discontinued their wagon buSi- neS>. and invite ait their customers and friends to ring phone 9l when fresh meats are needed
 Mrs. Joe Mosby and children, Arthur and Lyda Irwin, oi Charlottesville, arrived last Friday and spent q few days with her parents, MT, and Mrs. John NJ Davis and other relatives and friends, returning Tuesday.
 Dr. and Mrs H. k. Clarke left last week for Little Rock. where they have located, and where he will practice his profession The Times wishes these estimable people a very happy and prosperous New Year in their new home.
 Positively the strongest vaudeville organization travelling has been se- cured by Becker X Lewis for three nights next week. beginning Monday, January b Harknes, and Fox in their New Empire Show, are support ed by ! strong company Of gocalists, comedians and musicians.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

Theodore Meyers no1 represents the LGebs Iaundrie>, and solicits your patronage Leave bundles ar orders al So Lewis store.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.

weather
Address
W FOSTER Washington D. C. BoS N
Washington c. c. Feb l7.-Ia bulletin forecasts Of dis
10 TO 49, Is
disturbance will reach Pacific about D. west Of
% great central valleys "a TO 6 eastern states q
will Rockies about 22 central valleys
will Rockies about
great valleys u, eastern states Feb i.
disturbance will be second in importance OF the month II
will than the usual nenses when reaches the
will with unusual till II has passed of
cool following will bring colder weather than the
cool preceding the disturbance
While shortage predicted for Feb the last week IN the
will probably bring particularly the southeastern
Following Feb Il will short wave with unusual
high temperatures Of precipitation but not severe
Next bulletin will give general forecasts OF March weather paricu
and believe will well repay all who
ng the soil make these cropweer forecasts the
basis their operations They will find this to e much more salts
factory than trusting TO chance
am wish work aud of the former obstacles
friends weather work have
aid aud this has enabled bring
records uptodae my system ocang perfection
have convinced style Of scientists that have
something These grand results have been reached through
the weather records Of the past.
important thing cropweaher 10 know long IN advance
what drouhs floods the rainfall the cold
spells pe rosts and aws Will occur and therein lies tue i
weather forester have stven to
reach this truly excelsior have found IT,
will forecasts but these viii
continue to be less number Ny health good working very
weather work assured that the time
planetary meteorgy will be universally recog
lnized
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23

Gates further north In the state In
order 10 cover a larger field.
Rev. j. j. Tatum, pastor OF the
Free Baptist church of East 81.
Louis, H., who has just closed a
ten days revival meeting here, has
been called to the care ofthe Bryan
church, and will probably accept,
in which event he will move with
his family to Bryan April /. He
has a wife and FIVE children. rang
ing in age from FIVE TO eighteen
years.
The meeting held by Rsv. la.
tum, which closed Wednesday
night, has been Of great benefit to
the church and the community.
Rev. Tatum regretted to close the
meeting with the amount of inter
est manifested, but had to return
TO his home. He left yesterday
by hi- brother, Rev.
]. L. Tatum, who goes TO Hooker,
Oklahoma.
Mrs. NJ. s. Edge united with the
church at the Wednesday evening
service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
THE GLEE CLUB TOUR.

Arrangement have just been COM
pleted for the tour of the Glee Club,
which will include the following
towns:
Bryan. Monday, Feb. 20.
Calvert, Tuesday, Feb. "a.
Mexia, Wednesday, Feb. y.
Ennis. Thursday, March /.
Waxahachie, Friday, March 2
Denton, Saturday, March 3
sherman, Monday, March D.
Corsicana. Tuesday, March 9.
The A. and NJ. College Glee Club
will sing In eight Texas towns this
season. beginning with Bryan on
Monday night. II is most natural
to suppose that the boys will Judge
OF their reception in other towns by
that given them here. II there Is
anything now that the boys need IL
is encouragement. This trip is dis
tinctly an advertisement 60 the coli
lege TO induce Increased patronage
OF the better class OF students. There
will be- no better opportunity than
on this occasion for Bryan 20 dem
onstrate her Interest in the college
and the welfare OF the corps Of cadets.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23

by Mrs. II. W. South aud Miss
Alma Cole, the former presenting
a review of the private life of
Washington, and the latter his
record as a statesman. Mr.. w. G.
Davis followed with an able ad-
dress on Washington as a soldier.
Columbia, Gem Of the Ocean,
a vocal solo by Miss Emily Peale,
was the next number and gave in
finite pleasure. The exercises
closed with some timely and
thoughtful words on patriotism
from DIR. Butler.
The Allen Academy students at
tended the exercises in a body.
The Academy will have a holiday
today and observe Arbor Day by
tree planting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated With Appropriate Exercises
by the Texas Woman's College.

The anniversary Of the birthday
of George Washington was appro-
priately celebrated yesterday by
the Texas Woman's College with
interesting and patriotic public ex-
ercises held at Carnegie Hall at
3 o'clock in the afternoon. The
Hall was crowded to its full capac-
ity, many being unable to find
seats, and the exercises were of a
high order Of excellence and thor
oughly enjoyed. DR.. Butler, pres.
ident OF the college, conducted the
exercises, and Mrs. Lillebridge
played the piano accomplishments
for the musical numbers.
At the opening Of the exercises
the entire school joined in an in
spring song. America, - rendered
with splendid expression. There
after, excellent papers were read
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
OLnE CLUB CONCERT MONDAY NIGHT.

The following is a clipping from
the Galveston News Of jan. IA: The
fourth entertainment Of the A. and
NJ. College Star Course was given
last night by the Glee Club, assisted
by Miss Adams. mezzo soprano, oil
Bryan aud Mr. Max +. Mayer, vio-
linist. OF San Aotonio. The enter
tainment was one of the best of this
yeVr's Star Course and was thor
Oughly enjoyed by the crowded
house that greeted the initial appear
ance OF this years Glee Club The
work Of the club last nighs showed a
decided improvement over It's per-
formances Of last season. Especially
effective were the Soldiers Che
rms" and Garry Ne Back 10 Old
Virginny." In the encore Of the lat
ter number lot Of local hits were
worked In with the song "How Sweet
This Life Would BE" that brought
down the house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
HAVE CALLED A NEW PAST0R.
Rev. S. L. Morris Goes TO AIyord-Rey.
]. J. Taium Called TO Bryan.

Rev 5. /. Morris, pastor Of the
Free Baptist church of this city,
has accepted call to the care of
the church at Alvord, Texas, and
will relinquish his duties here and
move TO that point about April l..
In connection with his work he
will establish at that point Il
monthly denom national paper in
the interest of church work in
Texas and the Indian Territory.
He has had these plans under con.
for some time, and 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
New Embroidery Robes.

desire To announce to my ellen
tele that | have just received by ex-
press on consignment. variety OF
new style creations In this season 3
most favored styles In Embroidery
Robes. In spite of the extreme pop
ularity Of these dainty garments, the
prices are particularly attractive.
Call and see them.
80 Mrs. Nellie n. Ballard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
LycEUM STOCK COMPANY.

Remember the Lyceum Stock Co.
at the opera house tonight, Satur-
day matinee -, . p. M, aud Satur-
day night-a good show with an ex-
cellent repertoire and speciality fea-
lures.
IAN Indiana Romance" was the
bill last night aud the company ad-
ded to its popularity with the pro-
duction. The plays are good ones,
and worth the price without the
specIalties, and these have attracted
much favorable comment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
n. & 7. c. EXCURSIONS.

The II. * T. &. railway will sell
round trip tickets To the following
points at the following rates f:
Laredo, Feb. % aud 81, So 70; Nor
teray. Feb. 20 and "a, 1925; Nash
vile, Feb. % To q, s22.95; New Or
leans (accounS Of Mardi Gras), Feb
II 10 20, tl3.S0. limit March 10Th.
One way rate 20 California points
now going at $50; also Arizona and
New Mexico. W. ;. Wilson, Agt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
For week ending Feb 70, 1905.

For week ending Feb ~, 1906.
LNDfEs.
Annie Burton. Belle Dawson, Mrs,
Lloyd. Mary g.. Kennedy, Kat,
Mathews. Betty Patton. Alberto
Stewart. Belle Smith. hell Walker.
GENTS.
&. f.. Hill. Fritz Jannett, ~ r J
Pearce, ID. &. Treadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
A WEDDING ROW.


ponT TOWNSEND. oct 2 pa-
Yia nfadlsy nnd blanche Haekua
we're married last night The feat
nre Of the event was the election Of
the uafsuta Of the groom by the - -
rents II the bride The bradlcyn
alleged that the marriage Vas fore
ed upon their con bY the parents 81
the bride. whom they charge WITH
having taken advantage 81 q serious
lnneHs Of young bradley The
nfadlsNH claimed that the parents
81 ihs bride brought about the we'd
ding Ia order 60 secure $4,000 life
Insurance on the life Of the groom.
whom il il said will never recover
from his illness. Aerompa BY
an attorney. the HrndleYn visited
the home Of the brides paronis in
an rudsayor 20 prevent the cere-
mony. aud were fofcibiy elected.
after which the ceremony proceed.
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02

t'uthefa figure Of speechl doubt
that he Insane Impulse fot drink
an Afpulsg utterly beyond tho con.
ttol the subject arises from a
pn!c9ihAtlc condition.
elfAnnly must find some outlet
o. .manlitniation IN some cases We
ihee hallncinaiidn. IN others still a
suicidal ar homicldnl impulse. aud
Ia othefu the fierce appetite for
drink All treatment based upon
the nitrhy absurd theory that "a
man loves drink because he loves
Vice. that he eau cure himself hy
the effort Of strong will power that
ia one word he can be reformed.
ire false and bad
"binHnmania. the faint of which
Is carried la the blood from gen
Grafton 20 generation Of a family
pondlns with other forms ~
insanity, en- only be treated as a
mental disease With cause. progress.
cumulative symptoms and final 81.
feet The symptoms described bF
Or efolhafH. the oaaca Ia which
m"u, realizing the approach ~ the
drink fever have pat their affairs
ia urdnr ana then temporarily van.
lahei from the ken Of all who know
them TO return after q long interval.
absolutely sober and clear ia mind
are familiar q every man and
woman With experience of life We
have all met such eases. They are
all ineurahie e
Df Cadoa y Macdonald. an
allenist " worldwide reputation.
declines 20 accept IN CfOihera the.
oflca lie said
TO las ioxn the broad general
proposition that a man possessed of
an appetite Tor drink II Of necessity
afflicted with insanity. Is absurd,
and Or Croihefn' argument r. fatty
cantrHdleied by al our experience.
-nipsomhnla. or drink madness.
a. it Is called. II a disease in itself.
arising from no distinct aud npeei
fled cause In nearly all eases the
morbid craving for drnk has oriE
mated IN certain physical or men
tai depression Induced by a given
ret af circumstances business or
Family troubles. acute sorrow aris.
lnK from bereavement. may have
their part in aronHing the desire for
stimnlanIs which may have lain
dormant 10 the blood through the
greater par, Of lifetime
"nipaomanla. ia enc word. orig
mates from a certain diseased con
ditlon OF the nerves rather than the
mlnd The craving II purely animal
appetite o. a goufmand for rich
foods While insanity. temporary
or permanent. IL Ia nearly all cases
The consequence Of prolonged drink
ms. "a cannot faigiS be ciassed ~ n
provocative ct dipsomAnia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02

distinct cause. progress aud ter
mination
The views of two famous aiienlHta
were solicited IN this eity upon the
great question
Dr Allen Meiano Hamilton, one
az the first authorities. said
There are a large number, IN fact
! majority OF distinguished allenists
who have repudintrd nr Crothera
theories of which We have long been
familiar 4 however entirely agree
With his Views
There are May aud various
forms Of drunkenness. but the re-
curing. uncomfortable passion fuf
sirang erlnk. following aud being
followed By icnR Intervals 81 nhao
late temperance. II ciasusd as DIP
numanla How can am phy eiclan
OF eapeFisnee In mental diseasea.
Who las watched the premouiiarY
symptoms OF these outbreaks. the
nervous irfitAhility. the ehrunie dys
pepsia. the bilious headaches pre-.
ceding the drink storm go uer ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
GIRL BIKE MESSENGER AND A
THE BOYS sTauck AGAINST
HER AND sHE WAS FIRED,
BUT THE TELEGRAPH oPS
RAToas TOOK Her SIDE.

one Of the attractions Of Bayannef
n J.. rs Miss Hilda Hrian. the girl
bicycle messenger
You see, the messenger boys were
hay. and Hilda. who h II and who
wanied 10 earn some money, asked
for a messenger position She got
Il aud the messenger boys struck.
They wouldn't work with a girl
For the sake Of peace, liilda was
removed. and that stirred up mo
telegraph operators. who said mat
there must be fair play OF they
would stop work 80 Hildn got her
place again and she has held II ever
since
She SAYS she likes the WORK. that
people are kind TO her and that
With the aid Of her bicycle II Is easy
30 be prompt while her wages are
only 81 q week. she gets lots Of Ups
from folks who appreciate good
service. and she says that she has
made as high az go IN "A week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
.ssvleG COMMISSIONERS
.s,na OVER TINE FIRE
.arar ptssATtsFAe
non IS SPRUNG

!. mes,Ins Of the h,sri ei
Al W eomaissiuutFa lasi
sva So, s,.sas suspension and lhs
~ % 4 The wnss 81 Patrol
rs 80 sppugle ws az
80 y. complaint fllei rs
sssa e,llee Nappsnsteiu fela'r9
flN : 80 q sprvnelo CO. remove
b % .e,ae.,ards When eldcred To
~ ..ssoes submitted tended 20
r. .Slea,ely into tho allcsra
AZ spwnsle Ia ether mat
$50. 80 y he refusal &c al
80 y. removal 81 the hill
~ y The commissionefs al
49, -. ehlsf 10 amond The com.
~ K e.,sslns IN al the eharers
j., sprnele A new complain
4 tsled with tbs commission
sslaesasy.
psslmsn Under Ere
- AGAINST Palfolman John
!. go sAArKsns assault and bat.
Rss 49, he person q lames
r .aksa up Several Wit
-. ssrr called in behalf q both
49, r,.imsn i charged with
- rssel tAree times iu The facc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02

NEw YORK. Oct s--ia the
drink habit a sign af insanity
nr + u Crothcras superintendent
OF Walnut Lodge hospital. Hart.
ford. Conn. ia recent sensational
address. delivered before the British
Medical association. declared that
ineofiely rs Il has been known un.
der varying aspects through All the
ages OF men. Is the result aud not
the cause OF Insanity
Or Cnotasfs maintains that the
uncomfortable appetite Tor inioxi.
eating drinks destroys The lives 81
a hundred thousand men aud won
On every year aud Il a phase 81 a
certain form Of insanity. manifest
Ing Itself much a. DO other insanity
phases. HE asserts that the efforts
tn cure or Ia reform" the hahltuAl
drinker constitute = TEAL wtous and
injustice 20 tho dFunkaFd. inehficiy
being A definitc mental disease with
Wear nrnokss Hafm t14f zud ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
TRIAL BY JUDGE

VANCOUVER. Is 6. Oct -
Capt Griffin Of the Princess Vic
torla, which ran down the tug Che
halls. has elected for trial before
d Judge In preference to appearing
before a jury. lie Will appear before
Judge Henderson on a date yet 10
ba fixed. The charge Is that OF
manalaughter. and the trial VII
probably be a lengthy one. as there
are q number Of Witnesses to be
examined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.

- TACOMA. Oct 2.--The body Of
Andrew Rudy Of Wilkcson, who was
70 have married Miss Lizzie Homin-
da. slnyonlc belle Of Tacoma a
week ago. was found IN the bay
yesterday morning Rudy diaap-
peared = week ago. on the day Of bis
wedding. Foul play is suspected
but the ease may prove 10 be one
o, suicide when more fully inyesti'
gated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
MAY HAVE muRDERGRs.

VANCOUVER. Il. C.. Oct q
Through the arrest Of A. " Mum
Of North Yakima. and Chester
Jackson Of New Westminster, the
police Of the latter city think that
they have the parties whom they
may be able "a implicate In the
murder Of O. ". Giliey, who was
killed In New Westminster Ia 1900.
Chief of Police Mcintosh and DE
tectiye Bradshaw % the New West
minister police department are
working on the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
IMANY CHARGES
ARE DISCUSSED

sent u. while the later was talk
ina "a a friend In front OF aa.
loon. rhc ease WAS taken under ad.
yisement
E.remaa'u Case.
Driver " q Champion Of the fire
department Who asked FOR q leave
OF absence stating that ho Wished
ia 50 tu san Francisco, but instead
vent 20 Tacoma. who're be won't tu
werk. asked the commissioners Ia
CONS slider his resignation instead OF
hts Discharge hS chief Cook lie
stated to the commission that he
VAS dissatisfied With his treatment
iu tho ufo department and bad in
tended Eoing Ia san Francisco 10
look TOT another position. but was
induced 60 so to work Ia Tacoma
The ease vas taken under advise.
ment
" J Gambs preferred a charge
against fstgelmaa Lily Tor using
insulting language and hearing
VAS set ZOE oct 10
Pairniman parr has asked FOR Il
hearing BY the board regarding hia
dismissal hy Chief az Police Wan.
pcnstUin. lie l. charged With be-.
ing dorollct ia bis duty. His ease
viii be heard next Monday
Chief Cook 81 the fire department
reported 10 the board the suapcn'
sion 81 Capt Braun and Substitute
G. N. Webb for fighting. stating
that be was making an inyeatisa'
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
sarseDRAl FAIR.

=. ,xnssoa for TIE BIG Cathedral
= y held here starting oct
: n, hesn definitely fixed Il
~ i ths large auditorium
~ cnaFzs 81 construction a.
!. srssr q ThiFd Az and 1effcr-
- gssher onrien. who has
1. r.asxsmsnt cf the BIG fair.
- sss,srlay that the Portland
- kana % ~ pieces VIII fur,
NJ n masle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
PETITION
IS DENIED

The petition of Rev Stella a.
Ross. splritualiet. 10 have the Off
clnla prevented from interfering
with her IN her chosen work was
denied
AT the same time the court ruled
that ms Ions aa che pructlced her
creed only aud did not tell fortunes
she should be unmuleated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
BUYING roH RAILROAD.

PORT TOWNSEND. oct. THE
statement was made yesterday be
fore the county commissioners hy a
representative 81 a corporation
y hich has bought several thousand
acres Of timber land in jefferson
county, that the land was purchased
By bis company for the Chicago,
Milwaukee a 81 Paul railway The
representative asks the commits.
stonern for a new method Of ap.
prniEinE their purchases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-02
.or sulrD BY MURPHY.

..rw voRK. oct la an ad
NJ - nrooklyn Casino last
- =. w,Iiism Il. Hearst VAS Dc.
roy rellsical machines aud
- sAse hs vas eaallehs, J,
=. - - aaalsnee BY a man. vho
- =. o Murphy, The ftgtsne.
- sn uproar. bat Hearst
-. = slenec By Frmassins
=. nv srisnds. pay no more 81.
=. = Mn thAt l DO % Murphy
ss.temeng vas followed eS
80. > 10 which Hearst De
- Murphy. ner any other
.s,lsa wss his boss ana IN
&C sslk The statement that ne
- usIl rssn4ip the candidate 81
!. nsrg~n4sn leasiie.