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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Special Sale of Lace Curtains
Monday.

Special Sale of Lace Curtains
Monday.
These chances don't occur often-better
buy now.
Regular 81 Is Nottingham lace curtain, soc.
Regular $3.50 Nottingham lace curtain,
H.2S
Regular s. Nottingham lace curtain, 81 &c.
Regular $3.50 Nottingham lace curtain
H.73
Regular S5c Nottingham lace curtain.
g q.
Regular SO Cable Net curtain, -
Regular 81 Point de Esprit curtain, IS.
Regular $40 Cluny lace curtain, $3.50.
Regular Brussels Net curtain, s..
Regular SIS Saxony Brussels curtain, SO
Regular $50 handmade Battenburg cur
tain. S12.s5.
Special prices on other curtains too nu-
merous TO mention.
Ruled Swiss curtains from 49c up.
In basement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Now the Parasols Must Go.

Monday will commence the final clearing
sale of parasols no matter how fine or
expensive. We have made the price such
that it will be a clearing sale in every
sense of the word. Note reductions
Beautiful Novelty Parssols-some OF this
seasons most handsome styles, that sold
at $3.50, s11OO, 1000 $500 and $50; your
choice
MONDAY, $500 EACH.
Two Black Parasols-With beautiful trim
ming OF black chiffon, very handsome; one
sold at s14.oO and the other at $500 regular.
MONDAY, HALF PRICE.
There are not many in the lot. II you
expect to own ore, be here early.
Main floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
In other Counties.

MADISON, Neb., July n (special.)-The
republican eaIcuses Of several precincts
were held here today and delegates named
to the county convention 10 be held at
Battle Greek on July 25 They were well
attended. much enthusiasm was shown and
harmony prevailed throughout.
NELSON, Neb, July 2l-(speeial,)-At a
meeting Of the republican county central
committee of Nuckolls county It was de-
cided 10 hold two conventions. The delegate
convention will be held Monday, August 6.
The date OF the other has not yet been
announced.
LOUISVILLE. Neb, July 1.-Special
Telegram AT the republican primary held
here this evening the following delegates
we're elected to attend the county conven-
ton: w. C. Dorsey. C. z. Noyes, l. J..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Worth Knowing About.

Is our customers deposit account depart
ment-!a new way OF charging goods on a
cash basis. Money on deposit earns per
cent interest, compounded every three
months When making purchase say:
Charge II to my deposit account. This is
not a bank. Come in and learn more about
IT, Main floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22
Muslin Underwear Special.
800 SKIRTS. n.5O EACH

Vacation seeking women will do well TO
lay in a supply of these Fine looking
skirts at the price Of cheap looking muslins.
Fine Cambria Top Skirts. with hem
stitched tucks and eyelet embroidery RUNE.
This skirt is good value at 800.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY, $50 EACH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-22

TeL Douglas e1s.
Mondays Great Special Clearing
Sale of Choice Wash Goods

accordingly Mon
can following big reductions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
CAUSES
DISAPPOINTMENT

Treasurer William shaw. o. the
nasinnai organisation II Christian
fsnaeaxof. left Seattle At n Is this
uanfninr for Portland. ehefs he Il
to attend a district convention ~
the serlstg. Mr shaw all Wait los
Aurries 1nd other California eiiiss
Ia he Interests 81 ChFiatian Eadeaf'
or befufa returning east
HsA leNftns Seattle 10 nfz1n IA A
disappointment 70 the local Endeay.
nrrfx and many citizens. as il Sas
gisen cot az first that Mr. shaw
Nouid speak a. another a meet
Ina ioulkht a. The FIRST Preabyie.
Ian church
a k Virtue. publicity manage
~ the convention committee. an.
nouueed thls morning that the regu.
lar campaign Tor 1907 would not b.
started until after the monthly
meeting % the committee. which
occuss il the next two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
MANY BOOKED
ON MINNESOTA

Bsa fse hershs remain on the
Northern Steamship Com.
panys steamship Minnesota. Nhlch
sails from tho smith > Cove docks
oetoeef 80. the passenger list belns
sinnost eompiete
Anaunz shoas Nho have engaged
snsaEe are q " Hooper, a prom.
trsns &aH Francisco transportation
man J. " coppfnau. Oriental rep.
fvsentatisn II the Standard 0l Co
and hts family. bound To- Yokohama
J l. Barnett. assistant treasurer Of
the Ausertcan government Ia the
phii ppfnrH. and wife. ConsaiBen'
srai J 4 Rodgers. Of Shanghai Dr
ia Relee q q y sud family. and
DE- Waahnarn. president u the Phil
tpp.ue e1sil service commission
Csnk q sou. tourist agents. have
ensaxed passage for y party u ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
SHIPS
BUMP
ooner Balm brid q
Under Full Sail
Crashes Into Susie
NJ. PIummer.

while coming up the Sound early
this morning under full sail the
schooner Bainbridge oollided with
the schooner Susie NJ Piummer. out
bound. Before the captain Of the
cambridge could change his course
be crashed into the Plummer
The iIbboom Of the Balnhridge
WAS carried away and the rigging on
the ~starboard side Of the Plummer
was also carried away Both boats
" ere Immediately towed TO Port
Townsend. The accident happen.
ed off Point siplip. ten mileE south
of Townsend
The ~Bainbridgo Was bound from
San Pedro TO Port Blakeley and the
Susie NJ Plummer was bound from
Tacoma 20 San Pedro. The latter
was loaded aud was towing out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
WEED IS GIVEN
$50 FINE

NJ A. Weed, s~ouln.law Of Coun-
Gilman A. g kcene. and the drug.
Eiat who sold Henry Hatiey the
beer with which he became intoxi.
Gated. vas yesterday fined $50 and
costs BY Judge Gordon VIII II
Morris. the attorney who represent.
ed the defendant. gave notice 81
appeal and the bond was fixed at
tiNa.
Henry Hatley In his testimony
swore that he had purchased liquor
without a prescription and he al.
IsEes that he did not tell Weed tia,
II MAS for medicinal purposes. Weed
admitted selling the beer TO the boy
hut said he believed Il was for his
mother. who. he claims, has been
In the habit OF purchasing liquor.
This ~ the second case Of the sort
that Is nov pending In the superior
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
Gull 7. I !
PL
Mike Matenche Throws
Himself on Mercy OF
Court For Killing
Woman.

Judge Tratsr this morning with
held srntene. until neat Tuesday
IN the charge - murder Ia the sec
oud degree against Mike Matcnfhe.
Who pleaded guilty 90 manslauEhfsf
The dafsnss requested the With
holdinE q sentence Ia order that
the prosecuting attorney misht
look further into the matter The
attorney for the defense declared
that tho killing ~ Mfn Joseph Pie
20 Witch occurred last AUGUST vas
wholly accidental taking piaer
when the deceased attempted % re-
strain Matenehe grem amarrslinE
Wtth another man, ~whsreuroH the
formers revolver Was accidentally
discharged
n Withholding sentence Judge
Frazier declared that u seemed lm
possible 10 ftnd mufdsfsFs guilty
IN this state. and that u seemed
that men. whether sober Or drunk.
might safely carry REVIEWERS and
shoot lnuoesmt ritiaeuA without fear
~ eonvirtioH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
DONATIONS FOR
CATHOLIC FAIR

Father o'nrien. manager Of tho
cathedral fair. 10 greatly pleased
with The liberal support and dona-
lions given hat enterprise BY the
business msn Of the city. Besides
cash donations and merchandise to
the value Of tt9.eeo. six lots have
been secured. three from G. D Hin
man. one at taurelhurst u from
the Mclaughlin Security company
and one from J. a Moore.
The fair will open October p w
Erickson hall. F1rsf av. and Uni
versity st. and the officers In
charge are President J. u. Farrell
Vice President James ~. Kane.
Secretary and Treasurer J +. AZ
new. aud Manager Father J E
O'nrieu
During the coming week booths
efll be Installed and decorations
completed There vii be ~ large
booths erected for the various
Catholic societies. also n special
booth designated az the Seattle
booth"
At the opening addresses will be
made BY Mayor Moore. Bishop
O'Dea. Archbishop Christie Of Port
land. and others.
The Royal Italian band of "
pieces viii furnish the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
MEN
ORGANIZE

AZ the result q q trip 10 various
parts 81 CiaiIam county. r. n
Douglas. assistant manager Of tbs
delayed b. TIE ~eopxcsslaa of traf
bad succeeded n adding 70 TIE Al.
ready large nanher Of mllis con
neeged wifh the buFsaa
Mr nxsagiAs. IN speaking 81 the
country. highly cemmsnaa the quail
ity Of lumber used IN The making Of
shlagles. saying that u l. fay suTe
rtor 10 ans found on this side u the
sound
The bnreaa o. Clsliam viii have
It's headquarters In Port Angeles.
and the officers elected are a. fol
lows Miles Waite. Of the Waite
shsngte Company. president and A
". Fllion. n Ffiiion a Co. score.
taFy
The object Of the annexation 81
the CIailnm milis "a she bureau -
for the general upraiaiaE 81 the
shinaie Industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
BIG CHANGE
IS PLANNED
fouRTErNTH Az. NORTHEAST
rs TO BE IMPROVED ron a
MILE AND A cuARrER-opEn
NORWAY TO CITY CENTER.

Residents II the Tenth ward are
cifeniatlnf a petition. which VIII be
presented 20 the council In the near
future. hooking TO the improvement
OF Fourteenth avenue northeast for
= distance Of a mile and n quarter.
Il Il desired 10 start work By spring
Ia order 10 have the route ready Tor
she Alaska faig traffic.
A. planned. the improvements
wlll extend along she . nn 10
F1ftY-sixth 81 from North Lake ~
and viii be extensive Ia nature The
main idea 81 the whole Il TO give
residents northeast Of Hafenna park
and those In the district east 81
Green Lake = better route ~ acceee
To the city's business district At
present they have 20 so b. = round
shout way
The natural road for traffic -
over Tenth avenac. but Il II thought
that the new arrangement proposed
will be- OF especial service 90 the
fair.
IN connection with these improve.
mentH the RhveunA creek near fIf-
.ty.aixsh ~ Is being hridksd. In order
to make the route over Fourteenth
e direct aud unbroken one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
DIVORCE GRIND
ON TODAY

Judge Frazier spent several hours
this morning listening TO the allie
cations Of seekers Of divorce In
the case Of Eta Happy against
Frank Happy. he issued a decree OF
divorce for non support. and added
alimouy Of SIS . month.
Mary Smith vas granted a d.
voree in her suit against Robert Z.
Smith also for failure to support.
In the case Of James G. Allen
against LYDIA w Allen. the Judge
granted a divorce on the grounds
Of fraud pracficed by The dfeudant
upon the plaintiff
Suits have also been filed with
the clerk Of the superior court for
divorce 10 the case OF Esther Long
against Marion Long. alleging de-
seftlon aud completely with other
Womsn. and another OF Annie For
tune against Jens ! Fortune, the
plaintiff alleging desertion-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
SARATOGA HAS
ROUGH TRIP

The Northe esten Steamship
Compauys steamer Saratoga afriy.
ed this morning from Nome. after
= rough trip SHE was In the gale
that has been blowing up The Alas
IA coast for the past week she
carried a large passenger list.
among whom we're Bishop Rove.
the Episcopal bishop OF Alaska, and
y n chilbctg and family Mr Chill.
BERG has been north Ia the inter
ests u the Alaska Yukon Pacific en-.
position.
There we're g1n passengers She
also brought d0Wn $500 Gee in sold.
most 81 which Is assigned 20 the a..
sHy office
The Saratoga Is scheduled "a
leave this port Tor valdez and Sc.
ward neat Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
Z RS
COLLIDE
WILL CORAL LINCOLN PARK.

Acting on the suggestion OF
Cht4lcs Stunaera n ctts architect
the park beard wtl supply a mum.
Der ~ posts to enclose the hlgh
sehtssl football team At Lincoln
park City Treasurer Russell has
tsreed 60 set enough rope donated
10 rope the field ou for the regular
samea aud the police department
has made arrangements 10 police
The field during the 9Amok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13


CHICAGO. Oct - flaimy yea
.thef greeted the players fer the firth
game Of the championship series
The half holiday caused an increas
ed attendance and every car was
headed for The arena
The gates Nere closed At I 30. At
ter $1,000 people bad fammrd IN
Ten Thousand wetc turned DOE
whlis fighting AZ the ticket wintow
Newspaper men. Tor uham q spe
ciMi gate had been provided. fought
for half an hour 10 Ees through the
.crowa The roar Of the rootffH
dfns ned ali other sounds Boani
~ Trade ruotera had a pair ~ live
cubs on the grounds ~ mascots and
much merriment was caused when
the cubs snapped yicia1xly At sey
sfal Of the sox players
II Jones wins for the Sux TODAY
Aliroek will pitch Monday The son
are hard up for short, az neither ia.
Via nor Tannshlil are 10 shape Tan
nehill plays short and Robe third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
CAIN 6
SIDE
Statement in
$4,000 Damage
Case Brought by
Victim OF Auto
Accident.

capt. Elmer y cains. sgaiupt
whom Adolph Hammer has begun
suit for $4,000 damages Tor ln-
luries sustained 80 being run over
By Gaines automobile IT the cofnfr
Of Yosier way and F1rat av, August
IS this morning flied an ansv r
10 the plaintiffs charges.
CAPT Catna IN the answer alleges
that she accident was dus solely
% the negligence and e~arcicHaasfs
OF Hammer. Further. 81 reply TO
the charges that he struck Ham
nasf. Caiue alleges that he did so
only when provoked to the action
~ vile and abusive language which
the other heaped upon him when
he gained hts feet after the accident
and proceeded to attack the chauf-
fsur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
ALLEN orr TO YAKIMA

Arm $ Allen general s~eeFetsry ~
the " n. q. A. fsft today for Yak
Ina. where he VIII deliver addresses
shta afternoon and Tomorrow Fela-
live to Ihs establishment ef an -
sociafian Ia thar place. A $4,000
building h projected most Of the
money for which has been received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
OBLIGATION MEETS
CITY ENGINEER.

AGsleEation OF property holders
along Twelfth nv, met City Engi.
near Thomson al I O'Clock today 20
dircnss the proposed Improvement
Of that thoroughfare from Jackson
10 Pine ats. According to the en-.
thualaatlc statements Of some OF tho
men Interested. II IL planned to
make Twelfth nv. the finest, widest
.Nnd straightest street Ia the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
LECTURER GOES TO NORWAY.

Efiina nloruaou. son 81 BIorns-
tlerue niornsOn. who has been
leenrrinn IN this country
slnas LAST Christmas. and
who lately addressed the sean
dinavlans Of this city. has engaged
aasas on the steamship Heilig
Olav of the sCandlnavian- American
iins ard VIII san from New York
FOR Norway on Nov s. Mr.. Born
son ia at present %lecturlng IN the
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
CHARGES FILED

Secretary Gnou; Of The civil sery-
.ice commission announced today
that he had received charges filed
With the commission by J. G. Mat
.fhews AGAINST Pstrosmen Douion
and Brown. shom Matthews alleges
sui 3ected him 90 an u~nwarranfed
beating and rough treatment The
Investigation OF the charges viii
probably be taken up next Monday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
CLERKS
GO ON STRIKE

FL PAsO. Tex. Oct 11-Evep
mensAer OF the Brotherhood 81 Rail.
way Clerks Of the Atlantic system
~ The Southern Pacific from ~
Paao to New Orleans went on strike
this morning The clerks ask q 10
per cent increase IN wages. pay for
overtime and recognition 81 she or.
def
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
PLANS MADE FOR
100000 HOTEL

building Inspector Place has re-
eeifed the plana for = monster fs
story hotel structure 10 be erected
0n Second av and Stewart ~. hy
the New Washington Investment
company. The building Il 10 be Il
brick. with a steel frame structure,
and IL 20 cost in The neighborhood
Of ssea.0ae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
FARMER KILLS
WHOLE FAMILY

the moat prominent farmer oil the
neiahborhOod. today murdered ms
wife and four children and after
fatally lniurina two other children.
committed suicide bY e4fting his
throat Al evidences show That
Mlntooth became suddenly Insane,
and that the crimes we're commit.
ted With IN AZ. he hating Drained
his Rifo and children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
GAME
/ At HOME

CHICAGO. Oct. l9-otfefs out
side the city for the seventh game
wee declined BY the National com
mission al the close Of today's
game A loss Of = coin will decide
AZ which park In Chicago the sev
enth game will be played, II = sew.
enfh a. necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
RUN ON BANK

NaerippG feteursph S~ryics1
MONTREAL. Que. Oct IA
heavy run ON TIM Ontario bank de
yelapea today a. a result, 81 the re
port stating that the bank VAS in
difficulty The deposttors have
been paid IN full and the banks
officers say they will pay until the
deuoalfofs are satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
FRANK WASKEY
FROM NOME

Frank Maskey. sheft teFm dele
gate frum ALASKA % congress. a.
rived from Nome 60 the SsraioE
.thla mominK Nr WaaksY wiu re
main IN Seattle uptlt Thomas Gale
delegate for fbs ioeE tsfas arfitss
from Fairbanks Mr gais VII -
hefr By the middl. - nsxt wesk
Petit Mr8NrH WASHES ana Gals
usse elected on the Miners ticket
and a. sieh candidates all pfeaeai
the maas urgent needs af Aiaska e
.e8F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
IMPROVEMENT or gieHrH.

civ Engineer Thomson today ap.
proved the assessment roll Tor tbs
improvement Of bighth AZ 5 The
figures set fof the cost Of the I'm.
proxemant are tie.9s5bs. and pro.
lds chiefly for wooden walks to
be built along the thoroughfsre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

The Theory Of the uew iuseFyer'
ton In the case IL that the whole
canal scheme ~ = speculative vrn'
ture. that Il a. nos seriously tni~ud
ed b. Mr. Moore tn construct the
canal tut that the purpose 81 ths
proposal Il real estate speculation
The iutefveninx complaint declares
thNt the pFupused txunas are Illegal
on three counts first that the par
pose 70 which the2 are "a be dstpt'
~ u not = county gaFgoss ~iihin
fhe meaning ~ fhn law Nse0na
that the beads ssfe not isR&iiy voi
ed and third thai y Il proposed BY
the county oummiaslunsfn - ais
gsise IL them tn > n bot an.
fhnFifad b fhu statute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

On STAND

i4srsecs Tsaeafsph Ssrsies-l
rtk< RfVEH y J. 0ct t1@uf.
tnz Marshall ecatlnasd bic tsssi-
asFf = ne Hgewws9 ras thas
asFsnz sexsnz fhat ne mlasts
f@ztzsss II afpefa11 found iu va.
's'e saFEs sf the dad auzEan =
~ mxht saxs been emhalmIuR
~ ~ said That he h4a fassuui
n1tzk n ne braEn uhiie arsenic
xssrst ~ afe rou~ unis De-
- bar x0eid act b. foani ~
tez
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

That the canal bonds proposed 70
be issued BY kinK county and given
to James A Moore - 3 bonus for
constructing the Lake Washington
canal aFe illegal because the county
commissioners propese TO dispose
81 them in . manner not authorized
By the statute governing shels issue
IL the neN theory advanced By John
~ Powell and 4 p Blaine. who
have interviewed Ia the suit 10 test
the validity u the proposed honda
Mensrs Puwe !. and Blaine allrse
IN their complaint In Intervention
that the peadinE suit 10 test The
validity Of the bonds VAS not
brought In good faith. but il inspir
ed ~ Hf Moore either FOR the puf
pose Of establishing OF oVerfhFow
las the proposed hondA They do
not undertake in their complaint 90
intimate whether they believe Mr.
Noore desires the bends pronounced
legal OF pronounced Illegal Thal
nisfeiy aaek TO prevent the lsaaAnce
81 the beads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
GRAMMAR LEAGUE
FOOTBALL N

The second game Of the grammar
school football league were played
this morning on the Lincoln Park
grounds. The results yer Cen
trail a goals Va Columbia 0. Long :
fellows s goals vs.. waiia Walla Il
goaia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13

The fseaiution panp'ed - The
county commissioners ealing the
special bond eierflaa and the no
.tica eAllfnK such eleciien state that
ii " ths lntrnuon ~ the commits
ri0nsfs e make The bonds paxshle
~ NJ Noare OF hta assigns and 20
aelivef them over 70 thr National
Bank II Commerce IN sHcfuw to b.
delivered IS TIE hank 70 Mr. N0orN
uron the completion Of the canal %
re satisfaction OF tie United States
whr department
The statute authofiFinE the issl
ance ~ bends by counties spweine
ally provides but Two methods Of
t~isnoainE % such honia one q
these IL 10 exchange them for vaf
rants The other IL 20 sell them for
cash n not lees than par II II mol
proposed b. the county commission
era 10 d either ~ those thinze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
TROUBLE SETTLED

iecrtops Telegraph b~erSies
CHICAGO Oct 1.-The differ
.neea between the warkmsn of the
baildlng trades and their employers,
whteh threatened 60 tie ap opera.
tluns In which so.eoo men we're en-
sagsa. wsfe ssstiiod today aud there
y III BE- no strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
,sowss AND MANY ARs
.,srp AS RESULT or &C
.,osNr ON HUDSON RIVER
...,s,os pur TO zoo

- Y. oct ~ oae whi'
IA sae mssns snd -
s.rsi eas ths result pi
ss tbs mefnius hstH cen
- A8iauHaaek and sara
~ Hadaaa river IA g fnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-13
al ssows SEATTLE sA.
.mxxrspss suecuMBs TO
,4f sAyaeEs OF coNsumP'
ro<

ram Rsina4 kessn % he
= Rllr 8tsd this usefning
a~ssxf Oh eensnmptieA after
sa a s4ffeHer nufu the
- ~sss ~ taa years AHl
g. 4 IN deatA ~ hei a -
m.ses u Seattle a. Moon tstay
Bsaaue uAs knows ftfsi
- unsaA~r~r. uerieRf e ths
A. IN nnx ~ the eefHsf ~
@sssa ~ ; AL WsshirEtau e.
~. sas Ne eai4 twc years aKA
- ~ fasssen u cpslaafntfh fn
- i scar hstn est
i.z<s q Ms akiaos4 NsiaH4 lad
!, k4ssinieree = : barge circle
4 ~ Is ssksr wsks ~ life Ws
=. = sasheslassis baseball man
x fss<sss ara 81 arasnt SAP
- = sssxt - fhe higher class
.susx ~ sox msn 81 TIE rlsy
\ ! ~s<gsri1ilg sell knqan and
<te
crxs~irse TIE Rssriera
9sars 9En ~ oFEauiEEH tar
z1rxf he~neil tsaFn ara managed
a. Atasazasbpa hst year ara dnF-
Il ~ 4afss rsnnssss ~ TBS rTsssni
~ wrnt zHse fbN ans4iear
>zzae Hesiusss hxeauss Ne Mkea
n rz< ass bscsuse - wanted 60
~ : @s,seas ~ sHs ~ tae satire
IT, nrs spmsthinE % curry bis
~ ~ nade q naecsss 20 uhr
nn "a saaenrssa hir14slf e an
n szs<fs ara - smatfuf bzs@
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CIGAR STUMP
BURNS TOWN
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BRISTOL. la. Oct ia cigar
stump left on q window ELL Of the
opera house started . fire this
morning Nhich destroyed the entire
business section 81 the toaH
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's WIFE AND -FOUR CHI.
''IH AND CUTS HIS own
rrnoar.

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fVhT, Tenn Oct. I3-ChaI
A'h'ooth. ssed 81 years. and
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saooos m CHARGE

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MVANA. Oct 11-Chas r
<nn has assumed the pro ,
ai Eoyernonship. rclieT
s%tFsiay Taft. who wifh
ant Secretary bacon viii Z
ate this afternoon on the ,
xzhip louisiana General
sAs'gn sails on the Virginia I
sp1n Issued q proclamation ,
1sins that he viii BE- able 10
afs csbaB control
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ANAL
hey Are Again At
tackled and Moore's
Good Faith Is
Questioned.


Said bonds may be exehaRg
. ~ a. NOT less than their par
= yalne Tor an equal amount Of
= the warrants Of the county e.
q SUING such bonds The said
= bonds may be sold by the coun
q ~ commissioners az not lsas
. than their par value. and the I
: proceeds applied only for the
q purpose for which said bonds
. were issued - section 1u2f.
= fierees Code 81 Washington