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Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

river and there is no probability that the work of bringing it over would be uninterrupted within the next month. The interruption would mean the loss of all the time and money that might be expended. It was originally in tended to protect the river bank by a system of piling but it was found that there were not enough funds for that purpose.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

'Yes,' said the condescending youth, T am taking fencing lessons"
 Good answered Farmer Corntossel. 'I allus said you was gOin' to turn in an do sOmethin useful Whats your speciality goin' to be-rail, stone or barbed wire Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
 AT THE PHILIPS HOUSE
Congratulations to the Hostess From
 Near and Far
H

Mrs. F. c. Phillips, of the Phillips House, d few evenings ago, celebrated
 her birthday anniversary and the oc-
 casion was one Of great delight ond
 novel entertainment in which the pa
 trons of her house enthusiastically par
 ticipated. To be more accurate, the
 patrons got busy and provided the big
 gest part of the entertainment Ob-
 serving the pleasure with which the
 hostess received a few early congrat-
 ulatory telegrams they determined
 that she should not want for remem-
 brances of this kind when they were
 so easily supplied, for in these days
 one can arrange for the receipt of nu- merous telegrams even without the material assistance of the Morse code. It happened, therefore, that though
 the early messages from relatives were quickly disposed of, the messenger boy kept coming and the burden of his congratulatory song was from persons in high (and low) places. Some were yet in the flesh but many of them in the spirit, though they had not forgot ten the hot times they used to have on earth. Being a Pennsylvanian, great | attention was paid to a line from the shade of Father Penn. Christopher Co., | lumbus, Brother Jonathan and Father
 Knickerbocker were all represented. | But tne one which seemed the most ! flattering to the lady was the follow ! ing:
 ! Washington, Jan. 13, 1906 | Mrs F. c. Phillips:
 | Congratulations and best wishes. | jointed we stand, unjointad we fall Theodore Roosevelt. Of rather mere painful nature was | this:
 Beelzebub's Corridor, N w Cor. Hados.
 Mrs. R. G. Phillips:
 1 Many happy returns. Hot as thun- der here now but we'll have the laugh | on you in summer. Clothes slightly
 singed. R. G. Ingersoll, Stoker
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16
CITY MINISTER'S
 AND STATEHOOD
Resolutions Adopted Yesterday to be
 Sent ts Delegate Smith.

A meeting of the Phoenix Ministerial
 association was held yesterday after noon at which time several matters were taken up and discussed, the most important of which was the passage of a resolution showing the attitude Of
 the organization regarding the state
 hood situation. A copy oi the resolu- tion was mailed to Delegate smith last evening in the following jet ter:
 Phoenix. Ariz., Jan. 15. 1866. Hon. Mark Smith, Representative in Congress, Washington, n. C.:
 Dear Sir-The Ministers Conference of Phoenix and vicinity unanimously adopted the following resolution at its regular meeting this afternoon. Be- l lieving that this action truly represents the views of the congregations to which | the members minister and without en. tering into an extended argument we earnestly urge the continuance of op- | position to the joint statehood of
 Arizona and New Mexico
 1 Resolved, That the Ministers Con-
 ference of Phoenix and vicinity having | deeply at heart the highest interests | of the Territory of Arizona and Of the union of states as well, desires to 1 place on record it's unanimous opposi-
 ton to the joint statehood of Arizona and New Mexico. We believe such a union to be contrary to the interests and wishes of the inhabitants of Ari-
 2ona: that the size oi such a state
 would in itself tend to defeat the best | government; that the diverse popula. tions of the two territories demands separate government. We protest | against the union of the territories without their consent as unAmerican and unjust. We are not an aboriginal race just about to be granted the gift
 of citizenship. We are here from every state in the union. We have tasted ! the rights and privileges of citizenship { We are not chattels to be used for the [ furtlerance of partisan ends We do not admit that we have lost all the
 rights of American citizens by cast ! ing in our fortunes with this growing |! commonwealth. We demand at least the American right of the referendum. 1 Signed: Herold Govette, President. | Orville Coats. Secretary
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

IL is all right. of course. for you to admit your meanness to yourself, but you are not what they call 9 Christian unless you admit it to others.-Atchi- son Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 ANTI-JOINTURE PROTEST
Strong Resolutions Prepared to be
 Sent Tomorrow.

The board of supervisors put in full day yesterday. The first thing in the morning was the adoption of resolution of protest against the pas sage of the "Homilton bill, the Bever-
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

Bury your conscience. and just at the time when you think you have it safely covered it wriggles to the top Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

When a father expresses himself as knowing more than his son of ten. the boys mother may not oppose out wardly, but to herself she is saying, "The idee!'-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

MT. Tymid-I asked your father for his consent over the telephone.
 Miss Chance-What did he say?
 MT. TyJnid-He said: q don't know who you are, but it's all right"-PniI- adelphia Inquirer
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

Tn novels radiant expressions are given to brides, but in real life brides are pale and scared looking and the radiant expressions are worn by wo- men when their married daughters come home on a first visit.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

The Globe may not always suit you, but this should be remembered to its credit: It never refers to. a cold wave as a 'Blast from Boreas. as.'-Atcnison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

If you are past fifty, you are hav- ing good enough luck if you can look anything up in the dictionary and get as far as three feet away with the knowledge still in your head.--Atcni- son Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

McJ1gger-So Belle is married?
 Thingumbob-Yes; with her beauty she captured an hOnoreo name
 ggeT-Huh, ''Sniffkins?" You don't call that an honored name, do you?
 Thingumbob-Well, you just ought to sec how it's honored at the bank Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

l don't want to leave my footprints On the sands of time to lie; Twill content me if my shoes creak Good and loud as I pass by.
 New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

Hello, old boy. Can you loan me five dollars 2"
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16

"But I won't"-Houstoa Post.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-16
Hothing Succeeds Like Success,
IH CHRONIC DISEASES

He has tho confidence and patronage c1 thF loading business man and m ost prcninaEA citizens oe AIizOns.. IEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

John uasan o.ugien iie's a pretty
cute customer especially when
there's a piie al money 10 sight. and
the doubling Thamaaea may not D.
FAR off IN their game.
nafsof. Il must be said. has u on
kaufmanu is the matter 81 clever
noaa. and Il about a. strong. but
be has never get been called upon
to 80 the long route OF % stand
the gaff, a. Hartmann has There
Is no doubling Kaufman game
ness For II rounds be took The
most cruel punishment at The hands
Of O'Brlon. and Was always coming
back for more lie has a punch
that. II landed ia the right place,
means the monef bat u remains 10
be- seen AhalhsF hn can iay the
dfeampili en lt4Eur
II the bo4a tight a. thuY know
hos to fight. the battle viii BE-
worth EolBs miles - see
While HegKef and kaufmann are
preparing for elimination trial No
1. Tonmg Burns aud Jack o'hfton
are Er1tlng fead3 Tor No 2 NJ iaos
AnEelss. where they meet on
THANKSGIVING night lsr~eedink
the making Of the match. o'hrion
and burma in3aiKed IN the Usual
hWiuE fest for the benefit % the
press agent Probably u - not
right 20 accuse osnften % much ~
the responsibility for The disgusting
cuff that Il passed out fog hia ben
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
TRACK WINNERS
At EMERYVILLE
RIDING BRIGADE WILL CON.
SYST or MANY JOCKEY "a.
VoHtTua PROM TIE EAST
STAR SORT WILL 90 SEEN

IN the RIDING brigade a. Emory
Vile this winter viii be- most ~ tho
boys who have been doing the win.
ming on the big tracks II present
intentions are carried out many
Jockeys Of tho star sort viii De
seen there for the first time Louis
celia took Cherry 10 New York. ha
the boz had the making 80 th"
experts said. Of the bpst rider ln
the county. But cherry ia hard
t1 handle aud the bookmhker-0wn An.
~ had 10 LEI the little fellow return
a. the West Now Cherry IL riding
TOT Ed. Tfottor 0n the Texas cir
cult A letter received states that
|Trnttsr il aoing 10 Emffyyillc and
will take Cherry with him
Finn h expected 20 accept
mounts lie has been coming 20
the fore rapidly "a New York
other boys who are 90 ride j.
Meiuiyre. Dick acoYille. Guy Burns,
IS Knapp. 81 Miller Teddy Rob.
inaon. {. Downing. p. Graham. G
Kiraehbaum. & Miller. " Smith
n. Wilson. Charles Koerncr Leroy
Williams. T CLARK Preston. BruH
sell. lloruor. " Dugan and r.
Davis
sam Itlldfeth. after a long ah-
aeuce, il there with string OF ~
With Willis Knapp 20 ride ior him.
ifildFeth should pail down quite a
number Of god purses in hts sia.
bic are I0eiaillia. Rapid Water.
Security. Guiding Star ana the old
auFintar Van Ness Twenty two
Yearllngs are in the bunch
taElstiila'a owner was in doubt
a,eatn nun asc Oriental nniha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

First rare. fourtha d.
Alta Mcdonald. l0f tTayloFi
~ :. won Tho Golden BRA /.
second; Guard. -. third -
Is15 20.
Second racc. three foafths =
mile McChofd. ig5 Austin
I. won. saly1Fa. III. aee9aa r..
Pepper l0I. third Time IFS !.
Third race. one niie-=Dsrtss
I0i ~ ForrisI, even. won. CO
tor. 10t. second; Hed Thlsila s
third. Time, ltff IS.
Fourth race. aieenIsehs..
Barnes. 100 fNDrfia0ul 4tof -.
Sam Hoffheimcf. i5s. second rs.
son. 1856 third Time. goz
Fifth race. one mlie-Besia.A..
~ tMoroisndl Q 10 won. Assss
81. second. joe Coyne, 81, -
Time. lts %.
EiRth race. one and threeelss
miles--Miss Rifle. III fWlsks,s
o2 to 3. won Sanction. iei. ssxosl
MoccaHin Maid. -. third rs
z.Z2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
THE MARKETS

with a shipment II three cars ~
sweet potatoes. SEQ crates of
Krapea and the arrival Of con
Hlxnment - eraaheFfisa ffon Ore.
goa. Western AZ takes an a nrN
aspect. TIE naeef posaioe market
waa eatlfelY cat The gfape mar.
he's il firm. the beet quality o. To
kaYs are bringing ffum 81 Is 10
81 81. other varieties selling at
The coiamiaslan men fear =
shortage oa pampkina
The wholesais narai men report
a dirth on pork. The eKK market
IL still firm At &c to csc
vssssssssa
wsrssak. fnaa t~si s.ssss-. ~ n
feisr sssssEs - - - 80
49, "a 80 80 - 4 = go =
s.atStres sessfs ~ stsehssftss ~ -
sspssss' =. q sol q isiisss. ga > 3 = .
- hatft Sc - tsttafS 49, tet n9aa
ss....a sss $50. .,segs s Z,
FtaftA
rs s.'s s-s..I res :. =. go w...a
taE ffa4 ~ssas aassl 49, fs@NE Weuas
Bee gssaehsa faiAeNs ~ sfsis ~
sss,-. sas. a..i.- + 81 arssss.i.,s.
ii wat - aran4es. taisaels. st1
hasss. ~ esss y. apa.iss = - sfAe-.
sisss hn ssisss u4s csasas'is.
hasAss a. aHinssa. D. 81
Rasa
ssrirsig fresh faase ss4s 80 asfsn &c
osseoa reneh. fs4as EAsssfn. res
Batssr ara chssss.
wsshlnssae eFssnssff haltss. pss =. -
49, s...ss.s fs..A 80 80 = Sc Es',.s-
ssss..' ws.sassse twias i ss.s. W.
feasfa reass AsuTstess is'ss HneeuFsa.
~ 81. nsa sfe.Hs tslaz eAesss, j.. iss
slsss a-iss "a. I7git Tiiisa.ees ssoss
Eastern stsFess tss eastsf. Sasia
Poultry.
f1rs "a ehieksa% - n. ~ tfaa-
sfs ff9its. euriaa tssffffi hfs fafssf.
rs tsesss sfss.s8. - II. nazas. ~.
aurka e~f q. Usl fs-sstsFs fiaaisx
Tive steck
wsfhsf.s shsefs =. u. sisei s~ss n.
s.iv.. p.r n. saTs. habs 80 hs.a "a
Meafa
Steers. u, fs0@se apws u So. yssi
lsnas ~ =. ssois assssss hsss' ~
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NEHaa'faf haAfbHHs PEI To- AaHs HfNnfnrf.
tleiss ehsaaas saissau. il. =. fsapsss.
u sAsissps. rss ~ ssis. s,issr sus.iss.
Be- - e ssiss 81. s g. 49, , y 80
uot Isl red taANafs. a3se clans per
fses q 81 stuffvan. per n ifits. cat fish
pc 70. ice. ffstsH shsd. pr u. ite
Hay ard Fsedstufrs.
Easssra wash tlmathg, IN 1871 ~
Sc aaHn1 fan Ifaff sifalfa ten gfntr
wheat haTs rFf tln vs. Easfefn Wsshlag
t6n. 80 Nhaie aafu. - gsf tee ffaeksl
fefn - PEI Ton fesa meal. - uaf too
sifddiiuaa 81 pr Ton OF cake tftats per
tea tfan paf ten a.. shorts psr ten 81.
rhaupfa feed. rsf tau. -. eatas tcn. Ito
-
Lime ard Cement
foFtiand cement Imported. PER tti, o. ~
Foss isna esrasat California. PEI tki "a
lees 20 fof returned hsGs. plssisf p.ris
Dol q it lime san Juan a Roche Hat
Der hhf 81 fire brick pet ~ pias-
terms hAiF. p.f II te. metal iath. 80 ssFa
iirffttf hsfa mail plaster. ton. %.
UaIsf TfaF. lla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
RACES YESTERDL
new YORK

|. fini race tifes9ourihs ~
= itoyI iirrele. IS. ztof. Won )
.diwnT b. second Maflts.s
third Time. 1915
Second fHrn one and -.
trenth miles Emperor of -.
i03, . to 8 won fiudaIe la 1
ond. Confederation. I0z. =.
Time. ! co. &
Third race. three fau-sia g.
mile Op'lclau. los. = 10
8lickaaay, 1o2. second TaeE -
49, third Time. II8R5
Fourth race eleven slftaer44.
o. mile Fmnt Gill. lgl. Gtos -
Oucuium. ll5 second KIiI.s
ia. third Time. Los
flftl race. one ana oneslsss..
miles Grand Duchess. i93fa
won. Tipping 70. econa pssss.
%. third Time. s. %
BlKth ruCr. one and onesgfs....
miles Crcsainh. l25 even -
Belle OF pcquet ilf. 49,.
Stamping Ground. nc. thifd ~
I.f7 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
.BERCER-KAUFMAN GO
TONIGHT AT FRISCO
Heavyweghts in Readiness For the illumination
Contest No. l--Berger Is Ruling FavOrte at
Odds Ct 10 to 8.-Big Crowd Will Witness
the Fight.

ton. bur that wise old fox. nilly Ia
laneY. Who Is credited With know
inE a fighter when he secs one, II
not taking any chances and has
put the bis blacksmith through a
thorough course OF sprouts.
uefsur. too. Is in sood shape, al
though he had "a harder time ~ u
than hts rival Living the easy the
afrieai ufe piled up che nOundagr on
bis sammya frame.
fra : pretty haFd matter 20 Judge
If the relative merits of Berger
aud KAulmann Each has met Jack
onnsn. aud Il ia only uu their con.
teata With the clever rhlladolphian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

The National Baseball commits
sion yesterday refused the appllea
tion Of PLAYER Wlliso fof relnHtate
meng and decided that he II lneliE
lbie 20 play with or against any ma.
tiouai agreement club. because be
refused 60 live up 10 hts contract
Nth the baltimore club aud played
lnuiead with the York club. Of the
ri state league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

up ~ Tie last moment AZ 10 whether
he would ship There Of 10 ~"
Orleans Iie had talked Of going
~ ihe latter plaee. theu switched
his p,husn In fact he teieeinphc1
~ c'ifY Park 10 have ~ stalls bod
ded down Happening 10 mrri
President Williams. Of the New Cal.
lf1fnlu Jockey club for the Hecond
time. it1ldfath changed his nina
aud sent his horses to EmefJfllic
foelatllia was a good mare hi
Naw York. aud # looks rs though
she should do more than little
running In the handieapa here
Green Morris haa nuqed there
with Snow. cholk Heduek and %
= grarald ghaik Hfdriek vas
there last winter aud won more
than enough during the summer a.
pas for BIZ oats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
COVE AND NEIL
NOT MATCHED

Percy Cove and Frankie Neil
have not come 10 terms yet NJ
Frisco There Is hitch Ia their
negotiations. though d match may
be- arranged any da9 Before Cove
arrived. bis manager wired that he
had g. 4aH 10 bet on hlm Sell said
hc would fight Cove providing tho
side bet vac made
When NeIl showed that Dc meant
business. Cufea manager submit
ted another proposition. which Was
this lie would bet Nell 81 900 ni
even money aad 81 600 at the pre-.
saillng odds aimm0u1a figured
that Nell would be a red hot faY
orite. ana therefore II would be- bad
business TO bet 80 much money az
even money Neil baiHed &C Sin
msnda' compromise. but he may
come through
IN the event that Cove and Neil
don't get together. Billy Roche
threatens ia match Cove aud Bg1c.
nah. Who has challenged every body
save JeffrIea
Klein. the shoemaker. III James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

weight championship scramble Tor
tomorrow night Kaufman. Nho
has been ioafing around the East
Tor several months. matching and
unmaiehing himself for contests
with the easy grace Of susceptible
maiden. came West Ia good conal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

loflt. he being encouraged in Il hY
great many wrltefaf but he claims
more than the ordinary amount OF
intelligence and for thia reason II
40 about time he got jerry to the
fact that many of bis hiRh and lofty
the fight fans Leave that SORT Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
SPORT DOPE

The Freshmen AZ the University
met Yesterday afternonn aud picked
material for the entries la the meet
~ith the aopha Thursday
Coach Place AZ the university II
spending extra time With the uni
vufultg football squad Ia order 10
have the boys tn shape for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

that 4 line eau BE- drawn.
Kaafmhun. newer IN the game
than nerRer. aud lighting his firnt
professional battle. was knocked
out b OHfiwu in ~ rounds. Der
ser fought ohrlen six rounds ga
Philaaeiphla and Is credited BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

many xith having had a shade on
Hhtfty Lawn There are aotnn, hnN
ever. who hArbor the suspicion that
0nrien spuiied" tn order to get a
longer fight with Berger and consc.
quentiY bigger money Cant al
ways tell about this Mr Joseph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

Though they make fine foot
bah team. The College Widow
company proved itself dvnlHena u
the hackwoods when q came %
baseball The stage hands ~ the
Tacoma thraicr Invited the com
pany To- a game ON she Eleventh -
grounds yesterday at Tacoma and
simply wiped the floor with the
Thespians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBER

Should your copy OF The Star fail
10 reach you b. O'Clock any even.
ing. please do MS the favor to call
up our main office fsunaet. Main
1860; Independent fi3sl. between
6 and O'Clock. and we will send
you a copy al once. II you should
miss u more than once. please tele-
yhone IA every time you miss H.
In this way we can be certain OF
giving or subscribers a perfect
service--and II lie the only way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
Have You Been to the
Navy Yard

Every visitor and every resident
Of Seattle should see Uncle Sans
wonderful navy yard at Bremerton.
See tho battleahipa. cruisers and
torpedo boats there. the great
training ship Philadelphia: the
magnificent drydoek. foundriea and
machine shops The ride on the
Port Orchard boats. which leave
Pier six times daily, Is delight
ful. and you viii enjoy H. Round
trip soc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

Send CSC 10 Knapp a weat. arehi'
tecta ab3 Colman nidE. Tor a book
az plans for pretty homes. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

work 10 the prlma donna 81 bum
trarcdian. Jack DO more fighting
ia class A aud less Wind iammtag
and ven like you better for L.
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a $3.50 q a
a Herper and Kaufman viii
q enter the ring az . O'clock. The !
a ticket sale is . large one. and
= the new pavilion al Frisco viii
a be packed. Berger, according
/. % the latest dope, 10 the ruh
. lna faNorite az odds Of 70 70 3.
= Jack Welsh will be the referee.
sH4.ss *RRFT
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Johnson Optical Co.

Room A. Times bailaiak. corner
ina av and Union. Cash of credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

Last nieht Jake schaefer won
the fret half ~ 00point is2
billiard match from Willie Hoppe
aearing bis five hundredth point
In his twenty third inning Hopper
score was 1896 Schaefefs hiEh run
vas %. Hopes. o. The remain
ing 500 points will be played 70.
niaht. and the final winner ~ the
match will meet GEORGE Sutton la
a 500 point is-i match tomorrow
night
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game neat Saturday with whitman

game nesl Saturday with whitman
The football squad 81 the 3 a 6
unanimously decided to take ollYei
4 CUTS ag captain.
The arrangement for holding the
Hart schr,s6h fiallr battle Al kala
mafoo last night frll through and
the men did not meet
News has just been received AT
san Diego that Johnny Ftichie
foaiherwoiFht boxer. well known IN
the East. was shot and killed yes
tefday while hunting
The stewards OF the jockey club
a New York ruled u J.. Rogers anli
John Wilson and the horse uaflah
of the turf
". & johnson. of Tonopah. Il
working to secure the Cans Her
man fight n b. Understood that
10000 has already been raised
Mass meetings viii be held In an
effort 10 raise n purse of $4,000,
Ia the fight Tor the heavyweight
championship ol England between
Jack Palmer uf Newcastle. the
present holder Of tlic title. and
Gunner" Jim Moir. for a purse Of
81. 100 and a side bot OF 81 900 last
night before the sporting club. Moir
beat Palmer GA a fonl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

ise LAcEs SC
Normandy and Platte Val Lace
Edges and Insertions In extra
choice patterns. wide widths.
well worked edges. worth TO
loo yard ''.' ..,.'.... DC
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Lime and Cement.

raFtiaad cement. Imported. PER bti. o. 4
foss iand esrasat California. ref btf "a
Ices 10 f0f returned haas. plaster paris
bbl uM. line. san Juan a Roche liar
taf al TIA fire hfiek per u -. pias
tsrins hair. Hsf u ta. fpefai iath. 80 ssFa
iir8tsei hsfa mail plaster. ton. 90.
aaIf rNef ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

EXTRA SPECIAL
$3.50 Black ssteen underskirts Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

Nehaansf hafgbus per ~ f4as Hienmus
pps ~ Fssaf sAiansH fasaf pef NJ
it0isF chsnaah aaffnHns -, a. hauHHsfs
sh g. sat@s. ~ q raek ed per ~
a. fhfimFs. fsf -. s8tNl silver srasIta
~ 81 ufrwpta oysters peF aart y 20
q -. r~f eaiisa ftzff > naaHsn-ns sral,s
r0i IS fed sa3Esfs. e9se Fiaais per
gaek q 81 sfufrpan. per y tfita eat fiah
psf 70. fae. fratsa sfsd. pr ~. fLe
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Klein. the shoemaker. III James J
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

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