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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
MAUD OF GOLDEN HAIR

, gracious Read thlai"
She pointed 70 ; paragraph bead
ed
COURT OF CORRECTION AMI
POLICE A STRANGE CASE
Miss Maud 81 Aabyu. a VERY
handsome and fAahsenabls dressed
girl, describing herself az = ioadon
actress. was charged BY a fellow
huar4sf At Nine. nurhank's With abb
airneiink 90 from the pocket OF hts
oyrfnnat
NJ. Henry Lowell aid not eutab-
lish his case. although he swors be
had seen the defendant put her
hand Ia The breast pocket Of his
ulster and taks cut a small packet
Of blue paper In which money vas
wrapped.
Tho p.opla we're Indignant. and
NJ lowell narrowly Escaped from
l.eing mobhesi while cheers greeted
the young lAdy's discharge
We'll. I newer maid my sister
poor child. poor dear. what a COW.
ArdlY fellow.
Kate. said. 20 Nr Lowell
comes within range % my horse
whip by love. I'll thrash him with
in an inch of HE hfe
You wil do no such thing. sir. I"
said my sister But this IL what
We will dove uill take Maud 20
those cosy rooms At the Widow
NidAl'n in Seely street. and do ali
Ne can 20 make her forget this in
suit" And 50 We did
Maud 81 Aubyu was an honorrd
guest | remember aua tea" al
which she looked stunning in \
crushed strawberry tuiie over satin
She was the life OF the company
But All az once she complained Of
feeling faint
Come out into the garden.
Maud. I whispered But she de-
rllned the polite qaosAtioa.
No III Just go up 10 Rates
room a minute aha answered
and lie down until feel better.
don't lot anyone come l shall get
over aooner alone"
An hour paased-the company
went. bat Maud did not return. and
Kate stole un 60 tho room 10 see
how the invalid Jared A moment
later loud Shrek rang through
tho house.
sprang up stairs and there
stood Kate Efasping with her mus
eular hand the round white arm Of
Maud 81 Aubyn. aud ! heard her
paasionRiely exclaim: Give Il up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

give II up Instantly % NJ brother
viii cal tho police
"4lYe rha. lp9" I asked, quite
dumfoundsd A. tho tab'sau.
MY watch. Jack. my gold watch
She has u Ia her pocket
How dare you say So Captain
urHntban. will you. a gentleman
ana soldier. stand - and see :
poor innocent girl insulted1 I'm.
land PIE. g8dame and let mo leave
r6Hf house
lack. said ny Sister. calmly.
send fpr a constable"
! made q step - the door. when
Miss 81 Aubyn. seeing was In
lead earnest. with a sort 81 flauni-
Ing Jerk turned her pocket inside
out and lee fall on the hearth rug
gold watch aud chain. a turquoise
bracelet. a diamond pin. two lace
hhndksrehiefa. all the property u
my beloved Sister Kitty
Let her 20. KITTY ! said
And she swept out Of tho house
" once before We could say Jack
Robinson
We did not speak when a fell
bw finds out he hiss been spoons
q thief there IL little 10 say The
bKt morning We we're surprised By
q early visit from Miss Vidal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
PLANSSFOR ROOSEVELT
LONGWORTH WEDDING

WARRINGTON, u g Jaa -
dooirty aud. ia scarcely ioag meas.
ure. the people At large. await the
announcement Of the details for the
wedding uf Miss Alice Roosevelt
aud Congressman Nicholas Long
worth, ~ Cincinnati Although
the bride elect has declared that tho
wedding will be what Is known AZ
a quiet" one II probably Will be
devoid ~ much ceremony rather
than be confined 10 a very feN wit
naaaaa. The relatives on both sides
are ~ numerous that that will mean
q crowd even n they sl0n" attouh.
ana IL h. believed that many close
friends will be hidden % attend
Whose these will be n keeping the
socially aspiring aflutter
Mas Roosevelt has also declared
her intention 10 have no brides.
maids THIS decision reflects the
problem q would be 10 give all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

FenHg wainsn whn Wanld have 4
claim to u a share OF distinction ~
that capacity
Most Ot the trpunauau ia 10 bq
prepared In New York That thla
will ba greatly. enhanced IN splan
dor by rare fabrics and laeea with
which Miss Roosevelt uas abowersd
In the far east " course follows
Dor her llnnn she Il said - he par.
tial 10 French embroidery. aud II II
likely the bulk Of Il will be- finished
In that
~ the marriage 0f hts daughter
90 Mr. ionEwofth. President Hdohe.
welt becomes diHtantly related 20
titles The Comtoaso Rayofgnhh de
nfAxsa in a sistefsln Law Of Long.
worth She be- the widow ~ an liAi-
ian count and French soldier who
distinguished himself aa an African
explorer Mf ionEwofth'a sister
Clara ~ the Countess de Chambrun
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saw her sitting ~ the osmpan-
Ion hatch a. waa crossing the
channel laai August she waa a@A,-
y dressed tn a tailor suit u dark
blue serge and upon her shapsly
had she sore a tam o'ahaufcr cap.
from uHdef which flowed = pFafu-
sion u golden half
HafleN4ur actress ! thuakht. a.
resting upon those golden locks an
atmifinG glance. Just then the ship
relied. she 90 tho Eeideu hair insi
her baianee and fell. bat recovered
hsraeif with a FtnkiuE laugh Par
Den ne said az I helped her %.
The benches foF ladies' wuuld be
murr anuE Tor fou
goa are in the army she aid.
Yes and Yom-l think that
Yuu arr=on tho stage
Yes. Ia taudon ] am a singing
and dancing fairy. @omutimes I Ans
a quesn
Rat a fairy always. 81 ~
She ga not notice tho eompil-
ment 4 have been oYsFwufked. 50
no more fof Maud 81 Auhyn nn The
hiiia ~ present she aid
q hope you are gulng - Trou-
Vile said
That's tho place. Nine Bur
banks house an Enrilsh woman. 80
Oh. II Yuu got there yoali feel
az home What's npf"
uulF the ticket agent"
Maad 81 Aahyn fnmhicd IN her
parss 4 came Of In such hnr-
- has mnchr~
TwrntY shlllinEa
"Oh. what nuiaanre' ! shalt
have 60 So below. and n once put
my foot IL that NASTY cabin shall
be lll
Let me bo your banker pro ten. 20
said I.
! handed the man a gold piece
When We reached Trourille. where I
met my sister first pat Miss Maud
IN the cab aud paid the driver.
! prevailed ON Kitty 20 call and
she came back In apfurca on.
lark.' she exclaimed. what a nice
ladylike, htnnEercd. modest 1T
tic body
LdRht-finEefed' Kate. that's a
desirable quality for a pickpocket.
bat for a lady
Yea stupid boy. I mean her touch
on the piano
But one night aa Kitty was pour
inE over the local papers heard her
cry out Ia an alarmed tone. Good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

wafsr On both shoulders
Niagara BALLS iiEhg lutantry band
FLOAT Water. water aFuff y herr.
and nut a drop % drluk
od-timo fire engine and bucket
brigade
ga Rivers. whn has been the waieF
wasun driver fof several years. wtil
drive ~ the rsuiirg parade Fhe
tuafrhsHa wfii pFsscee1 10 the water
wufka. wtsfe an entertainment will
b. HiVen IN effort wiil BE- made
80 lntucs lieufy Watfsr@sn. 81
Louisville. to at aa master II cefe.
ulunsaa Aaaaanms anut snire. watnr
color pictures - the Mississippi
river eili b. given % al who at
tend the entertainment the pro
gram for ehlch b. as fot'uwa
song Walt tur the WaEou b.
iien WaEnaF
Paper ga Hydraulics. By swift
Hfuuka
Cufuef nula. shall We gather az
The River b. Hiu Flora Lake
Egak. The 0ld oksa Racket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
STAR DUST ~

'srum lawson has trained bis
heavy guns % bic fssaa
Yes and hes siitl suFtins The
magazine Kuum
However. = ~ thFximan aidnai
make al hia manrT from Bis Jokes.
4 finished mr. new D. usaraf rum.
ndY. TIA Ftun Nianuufi. lsat seek
aud senf down 70 Nsw NoFt 60 Ia
irrssi = n1anaNef Be- g. saia ne
ambitious yuunK writer 4 pointed
cat o. hin that there aaa q ieftuue.
a hiR tarfuae ln 1t Cot boEh ~ IA
"bid b promise "a back q aud
pat if On The stage fuf yua
No. - declined
Why
@fto asid. Tin from Mlaauufi
too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

Tho rfar az last has erorfbnay's
sympathy 10 Is reported that he Is
preparing 20 move.
senator Clark has another grand
child and has given Il sl.ha0. 0ao
Well SIS worth a million dola- 10
a baby ~ b. his Ffnndehild
But you know. Clara. that AlRis
has always been such a tfifler ARE
Yua certain O. sas serious pro
pasal1s
oh. yes Im certain Il vas II
had thn right ring go it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
from orient yesterday.

from Orient yesterday.
y. 9. Ballhntiuo. for many years
purHer on Pacific Coast steamahip
compnny's steamers. leaves for San
francisco wednesday. Takes posi-
ton in office u W. +. Pearce. vice
president Of company.
Tho steamer CralEard arrived IN
port from South America. Saturday
While Off the cape. during the re-
cent gale. her propeller blades
snapped She made slow progress
into port. Tho vessel loads flour
for the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
ALONG THE FRONT

Captain Warrall. steamer Ping
Buey. had novel experience Of
watching a sunken steamer blown
up By thousand tons OF dynamite.
constituting the cargo Of the Chat
ham which sunk IN tho suez canal.
blocking passage and holding a cou-
plo Of hundreds ships prisoners
several hours. Vessels cargo final
set off By electricity. Ping susy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
the WATER WAGON PARADE

THE WATER WAGON PARADE
The water wagon made Cts
annual parade a. usual. starting
promptly Nlfh the lass stroke ~ ~
~ the close ~ the year The CONS
mittao has been working hard for
several weeks 10 make thn parade
even better than lt has been In years
gone b. and no doubt success wlli
attend is efforts # Was formed
ns follows
Grand marshai. nrydan Clear
water, riding ON a hose wagon
Silver Lake quartet and The
Grand Rapids cafnst band
Banner. showing the picture Of
Francis Murphy In a border Of
water lilies.
The famous race horse. Water
BOY. led BY n sailor.
Platoon ~ United States marines
WATERFOWL brass band
Float. THE Pledge. posed By
John T. Sullivan
THE WATER WAGON. decorated
and with passengers
nited States senators. carrying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
January Soap Sale This Week

n presents an opportunity % supply yourself
with soap nt fraction n zeal worth
Palm Olive, regular price Per cake i9cs January
HHfe price. pet cake ....s=. go. ss....z Ne
Lava SOAP regular price Per cake Zoe. January
hals price, per cake ss.ts s.,.sst ..=st.. Nc
Notified CASTLE soap. large cake. regular price
i9rs January FaIe price Per eake #s..-s.,.. &c
williams Shaving SOAP regular price per cake
Zoe January nlie price. per cake ...-s-.-s fc
colRate'H Shaving Soap. regular price per cake
10. January sale price. per cake .-..s.... re
fals Sapbtha soap. January soap sala price. per
cake ras#s.s sstss+ssss.st ss.s=.s sssssss Df
snawbefrfsa Haau#It noafa-FeFutar price PER
cake. Zoe January sale price, per cake ...s Ne
paln-er-. IuraLah I.lh soap. reruLaf lLloe ner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
Think 1t Over

New Year which has to be generally accepted holt
dAy served no other PURPOSE than IA sse the
ins spell and time to think, &c would be worth while
e piY that spend the day IN sotnae non
aetns over es OF commission an omission aud grip
Cor another Il moaths
when year ends things business aud social come
almost to halt aud It Is fine time plan o cat
errors and eSmvaTanee oiies deceit bad methods and
Elye rlsht trial
What have doing with YOURSELF.
Haxs you worked we'll taithrlliyf Have you done
your DUTY nd you know that hns auf Have
you used uneean methods You harra ali that
the 'rafne Win eesr and aiyed
Have been eltss Have sou lived acted and
thoasht fShtt Have been ali
hns beyond TIE mere payment ot yoar
~ city. state and nauon'
Perhaps With your hands Most OF us DO
Have you been cheerful thoughtful caersrte-or a
time server aud a human srouch. drawing
ag and SWING a. little IN rossiblef
one or more OF these fellows nearly shop they
curse They discourage effort Joy
endeAvor.
Surprising ume Mon DAY to md who're you are Al II
you are soins thought sill Inspiration
You viii q nsht all the harder Yea VIII map cat
~ more worlds to conquer and you viii glo Ia
TO DO and Do
~ Hyou are solnr down. perhaps a panorama Of your
faults spread tn gloomy will BRING splash %
red 10 face and sting yoa
body and brain that opy await Intelligent direction
a
On. Rockefeller drew forty millions in dividend.
In isoS he ground Il from the
You John Rockefeller hat you tho fellow yo
s's IN the msror the maa yoa know
Wake up About haf people you meet are ,orpta
They do not realize the possibilities Tor Joy
- pishment there boiiss they d. nat know
Nhat hey can do beeaass they have tried.
whether your tai eats snail whether
tun have genius IN aupiy Faaa muscle. rsr,sn
Der ihat u Is worth whle OF thss n.tt,, 4
as = y Slows aud It only uni,s-iahabltan
Ana register Wv to DIG your toss fresh start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

~oh. just know James w'ili MAX
su1ua good waman happy some DAY
said his proud mother
such a manly little chap suG
Eeafsd , friendly caller
Yes. and enly ~ fchfa old. and
how beautifully be can drive a
nail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
rNrlE lfENRy ILL.,

Wth poet naiA Nv
liberty. Oh Christ
mns. huw mauY
frimna arr committed
in thy name
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coes Ia France ess soap-hsy pefaasd-hfee cakes n h91
special price
eo1 Seventh Regiment Toilet soap regular price per eahe
psk per gross s275
Or asans box of Assorted cakes Aedaa aa Anpue
soea regular box 400 January special price boz
=
cuNa cake ESQ., January price lie
otoap regular price cake " January sale price Per
Pine = soap regular price cake l0 January sale price
eai4 4e
sorfoap regular price cake Zoe January sale price, -
eskt Nc
Vaira Aaisepc skin cakes 10 box January
pria boN 25f
Denns bernie substitute m
rry confee Of sfedieatea vheh
sal TuH LEsS-
wAsIHtAGs- s8ap sale special
Towels
SIC January sale special for 25f
kcs 10
l&nea Main 1870. Ind.
TIE QUAKER DRUG co
fot5-tot5 First Avenue
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thing beyond he mere paymes
city. state and nation
Perhaps yua work With you
Have you been cheerful though
time server and a human srous
arx ana rfyfr~ 81. t3ffta8e ..t,r-
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

LEASED 100 ACRES-A syndicate
headed by Cripple Greek quartz
miners has taken q lease on 100 acres
of state land south of kockvale and
will develop the coal veins. The
foundations for machinery. some Of
which is on the ground. are being
laid and it will not be many days
until the shaft is started. Some
work has been done toward sinking q
shaft by another company which gave
up the lease recently. The land
Is located . about mile south of
Rockvale and it is the Intention OF
the leases to make it one OF the
largest mines in the county eventually.
Only . small force Of men is at work
at present but additions will be made
to 1t As the progress of the work jus.
tifiee. The continual development OF
the coal areas Of this county means a
larger and greater Florence in future
years.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

STRUCK BY TRAIN-The team
and wagon belonk king to B. NJ Oorbett
at Portland was struck by Rio Grande
train No. 8 yesterday and the horses
were SO badly hurt they may have to
be killed while the wagon was com.
pletely demolished. The team was
hitohed near the depot and when the
train came in they took fright. broke
loose and dashed in front Of the
engine.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

AGAIN IN TOLLS Fred Madden.
who few days ago took . shot at
Frank Thor pson near the Rio Grande
depot. when the platform WAS crowd.
ed with people waiting for . train
and who missed his man, 10 again iu
the tolls. this time to answer to 9
charge OF petit larceny. He va,
employed as q porter In one Of the
SALOONS and an investigation Of the
house at which he boarded revealed
the fact that he had taken sir
quart bottles Of whiskey from hi.
employer. He must answer for their
theft. Five Of the bottles were
empty. He must also answer to q
charge Of disturbance OF the peace.
last night he looked his boar dins
mistress. Mrs. Penn. out Of the house
and try ~ bard ~ she could she coult
not gain entrance into her home.
She went into the back yard, lighted
= fire and slept on the ground til
morning. This morning Madder
opened the door aud allowed her tt
enter. Ia the earlier hours OF tn,
morning the woman had procured Z
revolver aud when she gained entranc,
into the building she ordered MAdder
to leave but he refused. Thereupor
the woman took . hhot At him with
the revolver but the bullet missed Ii
mark and found its way into . boz
car on the Rio Grapde track. Msd
den was arrested and the woman ma,
be later In the day 10 answer 10 I
charge Of shooting within the cit!
limits. Madden did not pay his nn,
In the Lest CASE yss.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

NIPPED IN THE BUD = Two
convicts who were with the gang
working on the new driveway on top
of the hog back west of Canon City.
Yesterday about noon made an attempt
to escape. but the officials were noti.
fed and sent posse to haul them in
before they got away.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

IMPROvING-A letter from Mrs.
II. "a. bowman who was called to
Michigan to the bedside of . sick sis
ter. states that the lady is improving
and may recover.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

RANCH SOLD-N. W. Mcconnell
and E r. Tucker have purchased the
Tribble ranch on Hardsorabble and
possession will be taken about the
middle Of March. The ranch con-
sists Of 4s0 acres. Mr.. Tucker will do
the farming.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

OPENED FOR DINNER - Ed.
Watkins REQ pened tile old Royal res.
taurant today at noon. He will con
duot a restaurant. chile and oyster
parlor.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

BUILDING RENTED - II. r.
T.utes reports the rental Of the Van
Nest block. now occupied BY 8. B.
Austin. to . Miss Phebe Of Canon City
who will take possession not later
than the fifteenth OF February. she
expects to conduct . millinery es.
tablishment In the building.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

Keep the kids home this bad wealth.
er. Toys half OF for juss one week.
Frue aun Bros. e., Of p. big. Ola
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13
I'm perfect Digestion.

Means less nutrition and in conse-
quence less vitality. When the liver
fails to secrete bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties, the diges-
tion becomes impaired and the bowels
constipated. Herbine will reetify this;
it gives tone to the stomach, liver and
kidneys, strengthens the appetite, cleai !
and improves the complexion, refuses
new life and vigor to the whole system
SOC bottle. For sale by Florence Pal.
ace Pharmacy and A. A. Hull. It's
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13
JOTTIN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

PAY CARs-The D. and R. g. and
the F aud o. O pay oars arrived
here .his morning at she same time
making glad the hearts Of their en-.
ployes.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

Try Elks bread. best in town. al
Blue Front bakery. l.ti
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

Toys half OF. Frueauf Rros.. K. Of
p. Big. To reduce stock of toys be
fore invoicing. 9.l4
The daily tribune., 1906-01-13

Colorado registered pharmaois
rooms over store. Night calls
speciality. Palace Pharmacy. 1t
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

State OF Miohigan--County OF Van Buren-ss.
AT session of the probate court for said County,
held at the probate ONCE, in the village of Paw
Paw, the I'd day OF June, In the year one
thousand nine hundred and six.
Present, Hon. David Anderson, Judge Of Pro-
bate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Columbus Engle,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
OF Frank Eugle nephew and legatev OF said de-
ceased. praying that certain instrument IN writing
now on he in said court aud purporting 10 he the
last will and testament of said deceased, may be
proved, allowed and admitted 10 probate as such
and that execution thereof and administration OF
said estate be granted 10 Frank Engle and ohm w.
Free, the executors named IN said will, or TO some
other suitable person
Thereupon Il is ordered, that Monday, the 2d
day of July, A. ID. 1906, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs az law
Of said deceased and all other persons interested
In said estate are required 10 appea, al session
of said court, to be holden at the probate Office in
the village OF Paw Paw and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted
And 1t is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice 10 the persons interested in said estate,
OF the pendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order TO be pub
lished IN The True Northerner. newspaper printed
and circulating in said county of Van Buren,,
three successive weeks at least previous said day
Of hearing.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Judge of Probate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29

republic. The real governing power II
the chamber of deputies. In theory the
ministers are appointed by the presi-
dent and serve during his pleasure. AS
a matter of practice they are appoint
ed by the leader of the majority i'm the
chamber of deputies and resign when
defeated The term of the president is
seven years But it is seldom that a
ministry continues in power over two
or three This is due to the number Of
factional divisions and party groups.
Instead of two principal parties, as III
the United States, there are in France
the Conservatives, including the few
royalists and Bonapartists still left in
parliament: the Moderate Republicans,
the Radicals. the Socialists and several
other divisions.
President Elect Fallieres will take
office on Feb. Is and is the same type
of man as the president whom he sue
ceeds. Like NJ. Loubet, he has risen to
distinction from the lowliest rank. His
grandfather was blacksmith and his
father was clerk i'm magistrates
MeZin and as a boy at school was so
dul that his father predicted he would
never make success in life He was
lazy sort of youth until just before
he reached his majority, when he seem
ed TO awaken to realization that to
succeed he must exert all his energies,
and he then began TO exhibit bound
less ambition. He was called to the bar
In the town of Nerac and not long aft
erward became its mayor. Nerac re-
turned him TO the chamber Of deputies
in 1876, and he affiliated with the group
known as the Republican Left He
soon attained a reputation as an orator
and steadily rose to influence. He has
held various ministerial positions. and
President Carnot made him prime min
lister. but the cabinet he selected proved
unsatisfactory, and he did not retain
office long. In 1890 he was elected a
senator and in 1899 was chosen presi-
dent of the senate. In appearance he
is stout and rather short, and he is
very democratic i'm his manners. He
has a WIFE who is quite popular, and a
son and daughter, is fond OF hunting
and is an adept at killing rabbits and
hares. He is noted for always carry
Ing an umbrella, rain or shine.