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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-09

On account of the Mardi Gras,
the l.. & N. will sell tickets 10 New
Orleans, Feb. FL, to 27th, for SIG
round trip and to Mobile and Pen
sacola far SIS round trip. fual linn
il March grid.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-09
LOCAL

Circuit Court convenes next
Monday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-09

CALENDARS: We have Just re
Ceived from Henry Thrill & Co, Of
st. Louis. one of the largest firms
Of its kind in the west, a complete
line of calendars. consisting of Eu-
rorean banners, wall pockets, aid
a full line of American goods as
we'll, which We will offer to The
trade for much less than it would
cost for he same line if hough,
elsewhere. Our line will equal, ii
It does lot surpass, any line Of cal
endars which will be shown this
season. Those wishing calendars
should wait for our representation
before placing the order, for by so
doing you will save from fifteen 10
thirty per cent. on the order.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-09

DEAD:-Mrs Bette f. Williams,
age "a, died last Friday afternoon
about : O'Clock, after an illness OF
only few days. of bronchial pneu,
mlnia. Mrs Williams before her
marriage was Miss Bette Miller,
sister of Mr.. NJ. Miller and County
curt Clerk NC. Miller. and be-
longed to one of the oldest and
most prominent families of our
town. In 1858 she was married to
Mr.. J. ]. Williams, who was most
successful bus n SIS man and at the
time Of his death about five years
ago, was regarded as the wealthiest
man the county. To Mr.. and Mrs
Williams were born eight children.
six uf whom are still living. Mes
DANES [. S Jones, of Middlesboro,
w. J. Sparks, B. !. Bethurum and
Fanny Adams. and Miss Mat Will
liams of this place and DR.. John
NJ Williams, of Louisville. Short
services were conducted at the resi-
dence bv Mr. w. H. Cox. after
which the remains were laid to rest
Saturday afternoon in the Mt. Yer
non cemetery beside her husband
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-02-09

Supt. GIN Ballard informs IL:
that he will be pi epaIed 10 pay the
teachers Saturday 18TH.
Rememher the entertainment al
The court house next Thursday
mig hit. Halt the proceeds 60 to tie
Baptis, Church.
Marriage license were issued
Tuesday to lack Ryslnger and a
Miss Sh ivel, daughter of Mr.. p. T..
Shivel, Of near Brodhead.
Miss Leanor Stokes. daughter of
J ] Stokes and Jim Nicely. son
of W. NJ Nicely. eloped to Jellico a
few nights since and were married
WANTED:-5o good laborers to
work on tunnel near Livingston.
Will pay good wages. For further
information apply to
R. A. SPARKS,
feb 9 ct. Livingston. Ky.
Miss Stella Taylor won the sec
ond prize for guessing the neares,
number of people at the Worlds
Fair, 1904. The prize consists of a
forty GO lar silver dinner set.
There is nluch smaller docket
for this court than usual. As the
docket appears. there are 81 Com
mon law CASES, Chapcery cases IoS.
Felony prosecutions 81 and Misde-
neanors IS
On account of the Mardi Gras,
the L. & N. will sell tickets 10 New
Orleans, Feb. FL, to 27th, for SIG
round trip and to Mobile and Pen
sacola far SIS round trip. hual linn
il March grid.
The SIGNAL. claim the distinction
of being the first paper in the State
to ann ounce the pardon by the Pres
ide mt of John Paul Miller who had
been convicted Of haZing at Annap-
oils, being from four to six hous
earlier than any of the daiies.
D Francisco. of Cimmarron. Kan
sas. an old residenter of this viclni-
ty, will be here the last of this
week. and has several tracts of
land in Kansas TO offer in large or
small tracts. and at prices reason
able. This is your chance TO make
investments in the great west.
VII. Graves. who operates a
Goa, mine on Skeggs Creek this
county, has found a 2 z foot vein OF
camel coal. and says the further he
works The vein. the thicker and
bette, il is n similar bank has
been located on B. S. Devault S
farm a few miles south of here.
CONTRACT: w. J Sparks has
been awarded the contract for max
ing a tunnel for the L. & N. paral.
lei to tunnel No 5 near Livingston
Work will be begun in about a
week, and i. will take about FIVE
months to complete it. The L G.
N. is double trac ing from Sinks
to Livingston.
For SALE.-A lot on Main St
IS feet front by IS feet deep, with
II by IL room building, being a
part of the lot where J. Fish's store
is now located. Possession can be
given about September Ist. For
further Information call upon E. S.
Albright. Secretary RockcastIe
Real Estate Company.
1t seems that it is rather a hard
natter for some people to get it fix
ed in their mind just what the game
law is, as regards rabbits and squir-
rels. The law only applies be-
tween Sept. IS, and Nov. 18th, o.
each year and for the other ter
mont n of the year. kill all the rab
bits and squirrels YOU want 70. anC
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

The frenzied Republican press in 4
hysterical effort to stem the tide of
Democratic victory assails Governor
john SPARKS as the enemy OF the Ne
vada prospector and holds him up d.
an executive who menaces the mining
prosperity OF the State.
Call the roll Of Nevada's great
camps: Tonopah. Builfrog Manhat
tan, Round Mountain, Fairview, Won
der, Ramsey. not to mention a score
Of others now coming to the front.
Witness the prosperity Of the industry
on every hand, which i. filing the
world with Nevada's fame, and then
ask the people to believe that John
Spar. is al enemy Of the prospee-
rCran q q menace to mining.
Under democratic rule. largely u
der John Sparks himself, these rich
deserts have been discovered, pros
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
4 pcted and developed.

pcted and developed.
And Olinghouse, which the Gazette
regards in a peculiar sence the vic
tim Of the Governors misrule, is in a
condition so nourishins as to invite
Io mans pity.
Tell the miners that the governor
who signed the eight-hour law, who
has spared no effort to maintain har-
mony for the benefit of every ele-
ment in the life of the state-tell
them that John Sparks is their enemy
and they will tell Won that they will
answer the charge at the ballot box
on November sth
II John Sparks and his party are a
menace 70 mining in Nevada. this
ID and happy state wants four
years more OF that sort of menace
a sort that spell. PEACE. HAPPI
NESS AND GOLD DOLLARS.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

The services at the Methodist
Episcopal church are growing in IN
terest. There can be no better way t.
spend the evening than to attend from
700 to 500. Each evening except
Saturday. You are invited.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
RAMSEY STAGE LINE

'AliY stage leaves cs,sr chill os the
arrival Of the Tonopah tain. pxsties
cav. Carson City at 9:ct a. m. and
connect with the stage Waiain1 At
Churchill. Extra stages FOR large par
ties. Make arrangements by wire 20
TcvIe Bros Stage Line, Churchill.
Fare So.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
AGENTS WANTED

Agents, Male or Female, make big
money selling our goods. Write for
catalogue. If you want to buy for
your own use, cur prices will aston
ish you. United Mfrs Mail Order
Co, 127 Frant ST. New York City.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

The Gans-Nelson moving pictures
will be shown at the opera house on
the night Of November 6. There will
be several street scenes of Goldfoid
also
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
NOTICE o. DELINQUENT SALE

DDua0ntiAl Investment and DOGuDfty
Company, 'esatisn ana PRINCIPAL enc
Nevada Executive o10o. R0oD 2,
SIC Dddy street, San FransiDoo, Cal.
NOTICE.: There are delinquent
ulon NE following deseIibca stock,
On account Of assessment enc. - lev
led On the Sixteenth day Of August
1SoO, the several amounts sst opposite
the name Of the respective share
holders, AZ follows:
List Of Stockholders Dc.inQuent
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06

to Triaay he nfntA osy 81 November. !
fSeo, and in aeeore nee with said Or
6Sr and resolution and ths hw -
many shares u each parcel Of s0eA
~ nay 10 neeessGN tor tie payment |
u said asssssneRt, teBstAsr with tAs
expenses - advertising AID sale, win
b SOLD 1T public auction AT the sfkse
Of tie eonpsny at NanSsr 1ts NsrsA
Carson street, in She city OF Carson
STATE Of Nevada. at the hour o. TIVE
s|eleck ,. N. o. Friday, the Ma.A
day Of November 1895, - pay sata ss
linsuent assessment. ts~esner WIZ
esst Of advertising aRe expenses &
sale
By or6er Of the Beard Of Director.
of the Prudential Investment and Sc
eurity Company.
w. 4. AYERS, Dserst&ry.
September 2sth, lee.
Principal efi1se. Ne. Ills. Nerei Car
son street, Carson City. New.
EXECUTIVE sfise, Reon Z, SIS Eddy
street, San Francisco, Sa1fernia.
s3n5
PROFESSIONAL
I DR.. z. r. kRED6
Physician and Surgeon
Carson City. Nevada
>-~~~~~~-~~~~>~~~~>~~-">'
!. r. AoFEa.
y.nt for Fire. Life and Accident
Po!ctes, Office New Bank Bull i,
ing, Carson City. Nevada
OSCAR J. SMITH
Attorney at-Law. Room 8, Smith sn"
inc, Rene nsv.. p. Q. 6cx 5si.
JAMES G. sweeney.
.p-ner-a,,Law- Attorney !@e2ecnl'
one. C,-p.tol Building, Cave
et.. nvada
w. t.. cAHEL-
..aoa CITY Nevada 80,
~.u. .}a~b : tbs, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MINNESOTA PRIMARIES.

81. PAUL. Sept 10 At The pit.
mary election held yesterday
throughout Minnesota the following
selection OF congressional. judicial
and county officials vas mRde
Firat listrict=lamea 4 TaNney.
republican, Andrew French. DEMO
cfAt
second aiNttict-Repuhlieau uofn'
nation in doubt. " 5 Hammond.
democrat
Thlfa dlstrlei-c r. Davis. TO
publican. no democrat
Fourth diatTirt p. & Stevens. 70
publican. GuaiAys scholle. demo
efat
Flfth district Republican nom
lnstion IN doust. Frank 4 farfa'
bee. democrat
sixth district Nominations Of
both parties ia aonhf
seventh district Andrew ] Val
stead. republican, no democrat
Eighth district ia doubt
Nlnth dtstrici-tiamvo stpeneF'
son. republican ~ & Dozen. public
Ownership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Seattle has manf strangers, ahd
most af them trade 18th barieH :
Red Cross DRUG Store. Gle second
az. because they Eat the beat
values for the isast muueY To-
Morrow. for one dHY onlT. - are
haiAfns 4 aaie % = feS saaapna BE
medicines. such e. Cart~fs Beef.
Wine and Iron. 81 90 bottle. aac
Carriers pfHpepain Tablets. sRt
boxes. 2so. FtefceN Wine Of Cod
Liver OF and Iron. 81 - bo'iles Tor
T4c. or ise neiladOnua Porous fi&s
fera for &c Try haaisiis once
that's all Ns a-k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
WILL HANDLE ALI
TRAFFIC CONTROVERSIES.

Tho first meeting Of The neA
traffic committee % the Merchants
Protective association. which y -
handle ati local traffic matters. as
held late yesterday aftsrangu IN
The office % Secretary I u tvn'
nlnxa The object of the COMMITTEES
IL 20 handle AL controversies b.
tween shippers and the railroads
A circular letter - 10 be lsauea "a
The members OF the association
Ankinz for Information ausnt iht
alleged car shortage and poor nvrf
Zee an the alHegrng Inca Lpua
the freelpt IT thia tnfosmaiioa & i
proposed % take the matter 10 VIII
the railroads aith vinW ~ feu
eAiaE The matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
A Young Mans Best
Friend

Every Young man knows that he
can be popular With the boys a.
long as he spends hts money. aud
that when his money IL gone hla
friends have disappeared, Why
not make a lasiieg friend. q friend
that will stick by you through thick
ana thin. the best friend that any
man ever had. saving account
9Th the State BANK OF Seattle
Youf money Il there when you ~ant
IL. and draws I per cent Interest
rli.. rl.,anllea arnl annn1llY. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Opinion ON COMMERCE LAW.

WASHINGTON. y G. SEPT -
The Interstate commerce hu. Ia
so 0niuian mhtr public today pro
flslsa tAhf uulf mnnsF msF Do ten
aerad aud accepted In fwtura fai
tramstpoftatinu. oF other railway
pfieilszea. aud makes clear tha
p8tnf that rebates given or received
viii De- construed a. a direct viola
iioa ~ fte las oihsF clauses have
seen inserted. aaa the biil a. &
stauds nos il enc that should for
ever step the issue Of passes. tha
granting ~ rebates aud mann othri
kindred rvils 10 atop shich the iAS
wNs usaeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
POSTAL CHANGES.

WASHINGTON. sept ~ The
following postal changes have been
officially announced by the post
office department The poat1iticei
at 0corgotosa and Medicine Lake
vii become international money or
der offices October Fruitiand
Park. Roosevelt and shaw Island
become domestic money order Of
fleaa October I
y ~ Phillips and ] l. Ravens
have been appolated letter cafrieri
81 noaulam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
DISCUSSING WATER sYsrGm

A regular meeting o. the Cham
ber OF Commerce Is being held this
afternoon The feature Of the meet
tns e. the consideration OF the ma
,ofity aud minority reports ON ways
and means to Increase the city
water supply. Including recommend
atious - 30 advtsahility OF install
ing a meter system throughout the
atse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
.vOLIVA is KING,
.DOWlE DEFEATED

CHICAGO. Sept ia.-WiibuF
elena Yoliva was yesterday chosen
leader Of Zion city BY the over.
WhelmihE vote Of 1911 20 = for his
opponent " n Bills. who was tbs
choice nf noNie
The vote makes nDwie an out,
cast In the church which be found
I'd. and he will leave a. once for
Mexico. hers Il Is not believed be
viii lnag survive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
wlLLarrs uscruess.

Or wiiiett. nf the unlvefslsy oi
ChleaEo. who has bevn delivering
lectures AZ the Ftrat Christian
church. spoke last nigh, Ia a larwc
audience on the sBaEinniax ot
Christianity Iiis subject wss
Peter aud Jewish Christianity
Hs will give his fourth lecture To
nlghf. hts subject being. Paul and
Gentle Christianity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Ihs Bull Dogs of the
Navy

An al hrwmertnn u Ypu have
srrsr w~n a aatiiesAlp. take a
PIT 0fchafi route boat from PteF
Z ka4 visig TIE great navy Yard
- he cruiser chieaEn ia frY tiuek 4.
o. nasaa. she lnmasas haftieAhln
cEsxsa ~ he Ef4fnlaE ship Fhila
tsisAsa sens ~ Eha mnsf heaasi,
~ w~aerY a America hefwesu So
are asf nssnerton Beats leats
81 aess dssi, nosnd trip ss.e 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

ASkCORTTa. Sept - The %.
ccuer committee recommended -
ths civ ooHueii IL session last
ulshi that The licenses - the Sen
ate. EHfrka aud Columbia saloons
be nng fnanWcsi IN. salaona are
the property af Seattle mnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
HENRY =. cocHems.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept H.
The Firth district 0f Wisconsin Is
being treated to novelty In poll
ties In the form o. alieahow cam.
palrn for o congressional numina.
ton. Henry p Coehems. who ls
making the canvass. II not relying
entirely upon his own efforts. but
has enlisted IN his service HIS Two
brothers. Carl Cochems. an opera
singer. aud III cOchems, a lawyer.
whose ability as a speaker Is only
exceeded BY HIS prowess as an ath-
lefe - ~ known on the gridiron
as the great running halfbaok Of
Wisconsin
The three brothers are now tour.
ing the district. IieBry and I'd. NOV.
ing the voters BY their logic and
athletic foats. while Carl charms
them with music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Pension ruso DEFEATED,

VICTORIA. srps ~ The Cana.
dlan Trades and Labor cnufentton.
ulu IN sassiaa here. yesterday De-
fsafed = uieaAuHe lnfrotarea b. Mf
Anasrsen. - Nautgeat. faforink the
Adoption % . pension faud fof fhe
support % AGED Npfkman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Yes. CONN!
Fof two daYa the machinery 81
the poiiee department ground and
Missed Cops numbering 5000 ear.
gied this order
Look cat Ter lost girl answering
rsme Charlotte FFancis Also Tor
missing hos asmed Albert Spisu.
eco
The department ~ EdEee alter. \.
J. iahded the pair. They had
flopsd across the Hudson river 10 a
feFFY boat nerties funds ran down
from - cents 80 2 IottIs suggest.
Ell that they abaadoa their Plaza 30
40 vest. start housekeeping snd
STOW up with lha cuuntrY
pcsldu e Quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
JEWISH NEW WAR
aEoiHs TO-DAY

The Iexish NrN Year. known as
nnah ChoHhonah aud the beg5th
year OF the Jewish series. Il being
celebrated Ia an appr0prlais man
nor today The New Year.
while starting tonight and cen.
tlnuing until Friday. Is really
only o. two days celebration. rs the
DAYS aru r~ekpnea from sunset an.
Ill sunset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
HAsvEsrERs AT WORK.

COtFAN. Sept ~ The harvest
fields psrseat vers busy uirtg st
ptearas. every available th9eehtnE
maehine in ths canuffy being a.
Werk from o.rtock In the morning
10 ocinck In the evening. Sunday
nat excepted The haste II das 10 a
fear &c rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

We nearly stared 90 Diet" said
Berthe. 4 expected tee I'm er sob
Wasn't no honeymoon. fcr We
didn't sxpoet ter marry tlll We got
older Der scheme Nas tor stick ter
Erlher 10 II We wanted tee marry
we'd have der Kooda wid ua Bat
RS der single life fer mine Coils Is
an rite Ia der place. bat der place
hin1 aid Ernta shat aint loaded
Vii Do coin
BERTHE ain1 De sport ] thought
h. vas. said loitle After sen.
tirman fran has clipped pid a loldY
and dcu axis hef ter i've on oue
kreen apple a day, Why hn aint ma
slslft IL engagement dat VAS.
nov aiht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
TARIFF RATES
AGREED ON
RAILROADS OPERATING IN THt
STATE HAVE PREPARED a
STATEMENT or JOINT o's.
TAhc. aavus poa pRgioHf.

F@a Ials,l atsstaees tariff rates. TO
Be nFreea uran Is tie railroads anr
ius business in this stats. VIII e'
eampieiad Cor nimG with The Wash.
lnK state Railroad commission.
which win cau Cot q statement ~
such rates within a short time
Conferences among the Nhll'us
traffic managers have been held IN
the ofrec Of frafnc Manager u. ~.
Adams. - the Great Northern. ~
frequent Intervals during the last
TIVE monthss
The rates fnr first class frelshh
which will probably be adopted aH
the standard Tot all distances, VII
-. a. fsIlawa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
ADAMS ARRAlGNED

WALLACE Idah0 sept 10 no
Steve Aaam. sns % the ehief wit
~ saea IA the ~teuaruhe f9 asaaRsifsas
tlau easr. Vas yesterday affaixued
GA a eHarKs ~ numbering stse Tyler
iu t#at t. . confession Adsnis itnz
piiestet ~sWtan Glover. Jsek almpa
kius ani ulan unmed Mason.
Glover aas arrested here Today and
warrauts have been Issued fpf the
other FWm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Cheap round trip rates account
state Fair. North Yakima. soptem.
Der 10 to q. Special train excur.
slona 30 n. m. 18th. and : 10 q. m
goth. 81 20 for round trip. Including
admission to fair. leave Seattle
1880 a. m. Seattle Alaska Yukon
Pacific day. goth Are you going
Certainly. ~ r city ticket offiee
corner First Az and Ycslsr way. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
wArsa SHUT orr.

Water viii be shut off tomorrow
baisen 4 m and I = IA over The
district east Of Green Lake. betS een
gsai saYenty second 81 aud Wal.
fhElnEd az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
LOVE CAME AND KIDS
ELOPED ON 10 CENTS
s,,NAwAY LOVE STORY
!. .orrle. AcGe - AND
..st,e. AGUe i$-sur tHtN
.,,,p NOT LIVE on ONE
assss ApPLe a DAY

D. MAIL tN q
..la eserespeessnce - Vss
t'F start
..,.v YORK. SEPT is The
'ssss az leese IN the Harlem
s., $50 I'he daeo EEinda
a. a the Church AGAINST
MI somehow the fantastic
-. \. los, lis melniy fhnres a
sae Al the station AMI the GOV
-. ha4t 4 awake Tor thU ufss
-. n ersrs Vacation lmc has
- ana ssheol room doors
49, rheres ucalB nothia dotn'
aaa a.. iasi thiuG 81 a week aso
~a.s even the u trains sQurshed
, - II t.ohrnsfius aud every
.ssss eau on he hloek was TAR
life Is ertei Justice u dad
~ i ! shallov dream.
week ago they bad SAT On ne
..'.slep Il her mothers tenement
- sasf~ meas Charlotte Francis.
= -ser moiher's tenement mean
=, a. hsr mother Il lani9fess o.
Albsrs Whispers.
n. tAat Il Albert Splsuoco, q fleet
.a.ss, msFcar4. sporting gentlcman
~ sea Al Harlem baker vas
~sl.mefinx sauelhink sn Der coral
- rAe Aids 90 the block luqsed
.neml The Whislefofa dldat
ea Ne said
~ nltie got dis here hloke
a. ! yoarn has got something
- a. Ter ser il zen Sc here a
..s al lfNsan Htnt no
s.,s,hslt a. aayiias lac dat. but
=. .saellnx teF hand yer It's
spme . sAlk
~. hloke IS rF eramp Ia his
,.a,s Ysta uaaef where De BET
- Auals on I tluk ils ~ love
"a nefs noghia doia, Lottle
~ 80 me kuIialoed Ter a mIt
IL sears on A. va and ] love
re- sia ne ele heart
-cassse Il. we're Siddln.-
s.x wsfk such Z sltaling a~ela
,.sse seal4lng hey PRETTY ear. what
.esxey could Loitls make save she
ess hslsa nsssaliF make 20 Eentle
~~s az smpalmVe nature. Nho. AZ
r,xs NxAs. p~aar uut. Sith sioNins
,szssna iheif krau's deaiFv feHh
~ No. his was iottic caytF said
1'k.~~ Il. Ref-. yer kidtine
,sE.k ke.ax Interpreted. ursnf
n yee aeaF heart Wei, I love
yvn s.sa. ny sefo. my darling HAS
Z ksuks. ~ eackoeepyux
H1sf difference 70 the Ept II
lss 49, axe make What Il lot.
d ~n oaiY = ana Berthe "a
pvxns tke htosea run hot Ia yuash.
~ lsa4 tkix a free counfryf
~ cnal % the eveulnx had b.
n. Il Aarden TIE asphalt Of Ans
nmssn ~. err Berthe aad latfie
truks axay. gtvInx thp babies In the
~ seaement q ehancs at thc seofh.
~ air Of TIE steps They shook
hsnas liks NraefAls Wha had inst
hrmAf . plan nf campaign
wattr Leasiaa
sfeffse Eusfse. tttoaied Nfa
frsrsa ! Zee houFs later &c ap
= ~ lsrsss an8 tcli them the
ssi~rx hsaklnk in ,he bath Fueu1
D. Ioafle aiant answer Gone :
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10 arpucr RArgs

wAFI.A NAt.l.A. Sept ~ = The
rsfating and FeHufseYiug Of Waiia
Wafla. to obtain reduction IN In.
anranre rates. WaA started Ysefsr'
day b. three assistants lresa Sc
afsfa
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ONO SUED foR DIVORCE.

A suit has been Instituted b
Jessie Ong against Murray l.. on
for divorce. alimony. and oths
needed relief The defendant f.
dentist IN the Florence Dental pa
lors. The plaintiff states that on
behaves brutally towards hef AT
her child Emma
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PRISONERS FoR
WALLA WALLA

William Singer. John Hog,ie ans
u o. carmaek have been taken {,
the peniteniiary at Waila Wallis
Singer serves two years for laa
ecny. Hogue. five years Tor hiEh
way robbery. and Carmaek. Mini
months for robbery
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Every Man Satisfied

No man ever left g. of your Uncle
samuei.s coinage with the Seattle
Hat Factory. 1910 Second ave. IN
exchange FOR a DhRGAH HAT with.
out feeling that he wa getting fuii
value received. The BARGAH IL the
best and most stylish hat sold on
the coast 81 So Our superb fan
line Is on show -.
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WILL NOT ATTEND FESTIVAL

LONDON. Sept. re "A dispatch
TO the jewish Chronicle from War.
saw states that. ~ view % present
conditions In Russia. the rahbis 81
warsaw have advised JcwH not 70
attend the synagogue Ne~ feaf tns-
fIEaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MINER IS KILLED.

TACOMA. Sept - John F~r~k.
a miuer OF Carhauado, was ALLIED b.
q Northern Pacific passenger train
Monday uiEht On the track between
and kairfax
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GGBuALTEH. Sect 40 Ths unit-
n States errnna cruiser squadron.
sndHf command ~ Rear Admiral
rraa nana arrived yesterday. en-
fuufs 30 she far east