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street ear % Southeast Seattle. OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

offering. The chorus work II poor.
About 200 people Witnessed one Of
the worst shows seen AZ the Seattle
for some time.
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Louis James viii appear at the
Grand next Sunday night. giving his
complete repertoire OF classical
pla -
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

I was so weak from an attack Of
diarrhoea that I could scarcely attend
to my duties, when 1 took a dose of
Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. It cured me entirely
and had been taking other medicine
for nine days without relief. heartily
recommend this remedy as being the
best to my knowledge for bowel COM
plaints.-R. G. STEWART, of the firm
OF STEWART & Bro, Greenville, Ala.
For sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
To be Continued.

Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by One
Dose of Chamber lain Collie, ChoI-
era and Diarrhoea. Remedy.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

sof hope. her maid on pride reyolted.
The regret was al the more paig-
snant, too, that she could not admit it,
even to herself.
And Gonzaga was not slow to profit
by this reaction. He nderstood the
value Of 9 counter tendency which
might lead toward himself as the first
lodgment for her shaken faith. And
what though his were only the CLEAN
ser,s harvest? She might learn to love
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
Copyright, 1905, bysolivia B. strohn).

to this climate. Your mother was in
the swamp-lands. too, II understand,
near the Mississippi, and that was
bad for her. Her case Is unusually
severe, but with care she may recover
at least, enough to bear the journey
home" -.
/ Lavender started at ~ unexpected
turn Of the sentence. THE journey
homer" she echoed, in amazement.
eyes. back east, back TO- her old
home. am sure this climate will
never agree with. her.. She may re-
cover temporarily. from this attack,
sufficiently to bear the trip home.
That, in my; judgment. IL the best you
can expect"
Then he took his leave, saying he
would call again, ,"and often until we
pull her through" he said, encour-
agingly.
Returning, Lavender found America
at the bedside.
"You lay down, and git some res,
honey, I'll watch yer ma
But it was long before the teeming
brain could find relief in sleep. The
narrowing hours of the past night
were torture to be lived over again
with each closing of the burning eye
lids. She saw again the litter borne
in the alley of smoking brands, she
heard the sick mans means, saw his
face, deathly white, on the blood
stained pillow. And then the scene
would change, and the white, drawn
face, deathly white, on the blood
her mothers. And accompanying all
was the refrain of the doctors words:
Home, you must take her home
Homer" How? The question
sounded hopeless echo in her ears,
as she sank to sleep.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

drawn closer, standing tense and mp
right against the wall, her ears
strained for the words which seemed
freighted with = new, strange mean
Inc. sz.s#5
As Gonzaga pronounced the pronoun
I'VE, she gave an involuntary start,
and took q step nearer. But before.
she could speak, Gonzaga, anxious to-
close the interview while vet it re-
bounded to his favor, bowed over Mrs.
Creighton's hand and withdrew.
Lavender followed him past the SEN
tinel on the threshold, who moved
readily enough this time, TO let the OBJ
noxious visitor pass out. At the open
ing of the irregular row. of stones
which served as fence. they paused.
SIS Lavender was the first to break ST.
lence. WAS it right to raise mothers
hopes with such a definite promise?'
It will be all the harder to disappoint
her."
{ why must she be disappointed?
There is way"
She was not looking directly into
his eyes, or she must have read their
message. Her own were upon the
sumach, bushes opposite, saving their
cardinal glory for a later day when
they alone, might shine in q brown
and barren wood.
She shook her head: "There is no
way. Father has tried to sell the farm.
meeting only ridicule where men may
have land for the asking. The work,
so far, has added little to the value.
You see, we have figured it out prac-
tically," she ended with sigh, add
ing: "At great expense we came-we
have no way to return
Except with me-
At his words, she gave him startled
glance, and then-her eyes slowly
dropped before his, as she realized
his meaning.
He was bending close, his look de-
vouring her, as if with the very force
of his passion he could bend her will
to his:
In the long pause which followed
Lavender had time to regain self
possession, and her voice was calm
now, almost cold: "Am l, then, to un-
derstand that you will take my
mother back home if I will marry
you?"
Her matter-of-fact tone and man
ner for moment chilled his ardor.
Did his offer appear to her only in
the light of cold-blooded PROPOSE
ton? Could he not make her desire
it too?
His heart sank as he read the an
swer in her eyes-cold, blue and clear
like violets buried in glacier.
But again the old recklessness con-
sumed him; she was cold, but she was
beautiful.
"That is my offer, fair one, your
mothers comfort-her life, perhaps,
may be saved; it rests with you.''
Then suddenly another argument
occurred to him. "I may say without
vanity that seem to have found favor
in your mothers sight. You will ad-
nit the cordiality Of her manner to-
night? Again I say, it rests with you"
A curious jay peeped and twittered
at them from dead larch near. She
watched the bird soar away like a
flash of blue fame, then said: "You
say it rests with me, and in the same
breath declare it to be her wish. That
is a paradox, senior, since her wish
muSt ever he NV 19w'
She paused moment, then added,
dreamily: "I wonder if this offer of
yours is an answer to prayer? Nay,
hear me to the end. For my mothers
sake, pray daily, hourly, for way
a way to take her back home where,
they tell me, she may win new lease
of life And her life-it is very dear
to me, senor."
Tn no ~nrr&s.svvoA
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

IN EFFECT JUNE 8. 1906
Leave for St. Panl, MinneapolisI Kansas City,
Chicago. 3 :35 p. M and 4 :O8 a. m.
Arrive from same points at 1886 p. m, and
Ii 40 p. m.
Leave for Lyle, Mason City, Fort Dodge, Corn.
Gil Bluffs and Omaha at II 40 p. m. and
1886 p. IN.
Arrive from same cities 4:0s a. m. 3:352p. m.
ARTHUR COLE, Agent.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

daily. fDai!y except Sunday.
2:3G p. M, train has fine reclining chair cara
and high back coaches through to Kansas
City and St. Louis, and Pullman sleeping cars
Abba to St. Louis and Kansas City. 1923 a.
cars and coaches Il new to St. Louis. 6:15 a.
NJ. has fine reclining chair through to Peoria.
or rates etc apply to.
d. T. Boyd, A. B. Cults,
AgeD 6. P. and T.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
FREIGHT TRAINS CARRYING PASSENGERS

Except Sunday. $sunday only. Others
daily.
Revised toDec. 4, 1905.
G. w. SNERE Agent.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

K UsTIN LODGE No. IS, K. OF p.
Nests on the second and fourth Wednesda,
eveainss OF each month. VISITING Kniahts
welcomed. 4 "a 5A. NFI,gnN. n. I: -s
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
Iowa Central Railway.

Time of arrival and departure of trains of
Iowa Central R'y, at Mason City, Ia. Ticket
office at depot. East Eighth street. Corrected
to March 1, 1906
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
PRINCIPAL CITIES.

Marshalltown, ,Oskaloosa,
Abba, Kansas City and
St. Louis. -. 90.
Marsballtown, Oskaloosa,
Monmouth aud Peoria. i.
Hampton, Ackley, Eldora
Marshalltown way ft. :.
Manly, Kensett, Northwoo,
and Albert Lea.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26

CT. BERNARD DCOMMANDERY, KIT. No. Is
Heets drst Monday evening OF each month al
Masonic hall. GEORGE E. ANDERSON, 4. G.
PARKE GOODWIN. Recorder.
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
SOCIETIES

DOYAL.ARCH CHAPTER, No.
IN 81 !@@E. -' -. - 4 y E5
The stated communications of this Chapter are
held in Masonic hall, Austin, Minn., on the
ssoand a6a fourth Friday evenings of each
meoeh i, WALLACE GREGsON. NJ. e. FL.
. PARKE GOODWIN, Secretary. r.. -;
Mower County transcript., 1906-09-26
6. II. & St. p. Railroad.

Except Sunday - Others daily. iCarries
through sleeper to Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
4 PRIVATE PRISON
MAY BE BUILT BY GoURDAIN IN
WHICH HE WILL lMMuRE
HIMSELF.
Chicago Man to Urge u S. Courts to
Send Him to Joliet-Claims He
Does Not Want a New
Trial.

l0liet, m, July lG-Lou's A. Gour
daln arrived IN Joliet today from Chi
cago accaompaniot by his wife ant
son. His baggage was labeled "Peni
teaiia y Annex Courdain took a car
rage fer the street corner nearest Che
main entrance Of .hs prison and pre-
pared to establish a;s family in quar-
terH outs de the gates of the institu
ton
he iutoa going 10 Washington tl
plead wilhhet United state supreme
oour TO have the penitentiary sen
tence hanging over him enforced
Failing TO do This. Gou,dain said to
day that he would uuiid O prison here
and immune himself
Gourdalu was recently san;cnced 10
fonr and a half years Jon prison for
usiag the United Sta-a5 nal.s 10 pr1-
mote a lottery He was tafm 10 the
Joliet pcniientary hut was release
on q writ of 1paf ia pending thc
appeal of tao case 20 o. higher court
GouFdain declared Ibat ihs wIit wa
Obtain q aeainst hts viii Dr. Attorney
Forest. lepre- cutiag John II Dalton
Goutdain's codefcndana
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
AMERICANS JAILED
ON A TRIVIAL CHARGE IN The
ISLE or PINES CAUSES
EXCITEMENT.
Young Woman and Two Men Refuse
to Pay Fine for Having Tee
graph Line and Are
Locked Up.

Havana, July lG,-American rest
lents of the Isle Of Pines arc excited
over the imprisonment in the com
non jail at Ncuva Cercna Of N m
Mnlie Brown. 10 year. of age. l. G.
1iltem. postmaster Ok Columbia and
William Augustine all Americans
The three, for their u@n instruction
and anna emcnt had con true RI q
toy telegraph lin" $500 feet long,
strung from Gilmer's store to The
residence of the other two. They
We're arrested without warning
charged with the violation of an oil
mil ary order. prohibiting other tEau
government telegraph lines, tried by
newly appointed judge, and sem
fenced TO pay $500 or 10 a joint tcrm
of imprisonment of 100 days An re-
fused to pay the fine and were taken
20 Jail 20 serve SO days each.
The Jail Ie no accommodate MS FOR
female prisoners. The Cuban govern
ment has no report of the incident.
which Is reported by American who
have arrived here from the lie Of
Pines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
TO HIGHER COURTS.
viii Go the Rebate Case Recently rs.
cided Against Chicago & Altor.

Chicago. ILL.,. July 1e.-Judge Gross
cup. of the United States circuit court
today granted the Chicago and Aisa,1
railroad company: John Fl. Faithorn.
and Fred A. Wann, writs of superse-
das. staying the execution Of tn fiae
agggregating 100000 assessed against
the defendants short time sgo by
Judge lands of the United States
District Court on a charge OF granfiRg
Illegal rebates to the Schafzschili anil
Sulzberger Packing corporation. At
the same time bonds for SEQ 1000, GOV
ering the fine pendirs an appeal d
the United States circg.e court Of ap-
peais was filed by the q, fen iants.
This Is practically a friendly pro
eeeding becau'c both sizes arc anx-
ious to have The dee.sicu of the nisi,es
courts on the rebate auesf'on.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

Nav York, July 1G.- Friends Of
Commander Robert p. Peary are
anycusly'awa.ting some word of him.
Exactly one yelr ago today he allied
from New York barbor for he frozen
North in what he said would be his
last and NEST determined atompt to
discover tho Arctic pole.
News. good Or bad, but news Of
some nature, no matter if only word
was expected by his enthusiastic
friends in May or juno at the latest
But that opinion was not shared by
members os ae Atnesean Geaerap +
cal society, and one Of them toaaY
declared that they mad never at any
time expected 10 receive woad from
him before fan.
Hardly until September could we
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
THE BEST PEOPLE
On Esrth-The Slks, Are Holding
Their Annual Convention in Den
yer. Colo.

Denver. Colo. July 1G.-An ideal
opening of the Eiks convention Or
CURED tonight when public exercises
we're held at the Tabor opera be-
Governor Mcdonald. Mayor Speer and
Luther H. Goddard o frhe supreme
court and Percy CLAY. a prominent
member Of The local lodge made ad-
dresses RI welcome. Grand Exalted
Ruler Bpwn responded AMI There
were several brief responses made hy
other visitors.
II is generally conceded that Jsd-e
Henry A. Me1vi1. of Oakland. Gel
vfil be the nest grand exalted rnle-.
nr Haviland who has been mentioned
in connection wiz htbe position says
that he fs q caad.d date 10 succeed him
self as grand trustee and nothing else
Philadelphia vii probably Ei4f the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17

morosa al failure, nut determined to
pass the winter there and start out
again
n this expedition ha was confident
of 4ucce S. The hp Roosevelt was
built on lines which would make her
able TO resist the erriic pre- sure Of
packing ice HIS knowleisn Of cond
tions enabled il N 10 choose what he
wanted, and re planaal 70 have his
headquarters $50 milss north Of Cap
Sabine. From that po.nt he said he
would NAVE his Journey TO the pole
q distance Of 500 mics, over a desert
of ice and now with ia cutting wind
wine ~ i Yet giisa Anal do d hc
SAP eted to make II 8 mouta or b
Teels. Making his observations hs
would return to his headqnaFaere
await the breaking MP Of the ice and
then make for Now York
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
ARE IN A ouANoARY.
About the Enforcement Of the New
Railroad Rate Law.

Chicago. m. July 16.-Execuiive Of
.6cials and general counsels OF every
railroad west Of Chicago held con-
ference heretoday with the view Of
determining the meaning OF the pro-
visions of the new rate law. It de-
Teloped that there was about as many
views regarding the Interpretation of
the statutes as thee were lawyers
and traffic men preseAt II was de-
cided therefore to arDoin' two com
mittees. one Of traffic mon and ono OF
legal men The traffic zen are 10
meet and arrange theri plans for car
rying ont the law aud Whenever they
encounter a provision they are unable
10 solve are 10 call on the legal com
mittce for opinions. IN the meantime
the committee of lawyers is 10 hold
meeting and determine what they con-
slider the statgse requires
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
ADMINISTERED YESTERDAY IN
BATTLE WITH SALVADOR
AND HONDURAS FORCES.
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
To Establish Peace on the U. s.
Cruiser Marblehead-All Sides
Anxious For Intervention of
Uncle Sam.

Panama. July 16.--The following
dispatch from an official Guatemal1n
source has been received by the Aaso
ciated Press.
"Guatemaua, July 1G.--As result
of an agreement with Salvador and
Honduras, revolutionary leaders OF
General Barillas and forces under him
were completely defeated in the west
ern part cf the republic at Ocos. Gen
eral Toledo's forces who were operat'
Ing on the Salvadorean frontier, were
completely destroyed at Mita This
formidable revolutionary movement
invaded both the southern frontiers.
Hope has been placed in the possible
foreign Intervention. General Toledo,
however. not content with the tri-
umph of the forces of this reput
over its enemies and with the object
Of giving the lie to the alleged neH.
tral and pacific attitude Of Salvador
sought and asked for mediation Of the
United States to bring about peace.
"Up to this time Guatemala has
committed no act Of hostility against
Salvador and the president of the re-
public had sought in good faith to Ell
feet a peaceful outcome Of the tron
BILE. On the ninth of July. General
Reealado having raised numerous
army and fortified his positions an
without a declaration of war, inyided
Guatemala from several different
points at the same time After three
days bloody fighting during which
over 5000 salyadoreans attacked B.,
600 Guatemalans the enemy was de-
leafed in ali iis a6yaseed positions
and Regalado. commander in chief of
the army Of Salvador, was killed in
fighting at Jicaro His dead body
was brought to Guatemala City.
"This war against Guatemala is un-
just. but President Cabrera has been
compelled TO accept 1t and to do his
utmost to defnd the honor dignity
and Integrity of the republic Guate-
malan army is continuing its opera
tions against the enemy. Regalado
was tahe prime mover in the civil
war. With his death and the inter
ment of his body, peace will come.
when the news of the disaster suf-
fered by its army at the hands OF
Guatemala became known in San Sal
vador. the government pleaded for
peace a second time"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
PLAN ANOTHER REVOLUTION

Panama, July 16.-President Cab
rera's plan seems to be to attack Sal
vador by the Guateualan and Hondu-
ras frontiers. concentrating his efforts
on the Honduras side so as TO enable
General Rivas. the Salvadorean. who
has taken part with Guatemala and
who is in command Of the division 70
enter eastern Salvadorean provinces
where they enjoy much prestige. in
order that he may start 4 revolution
there against President Escalon cf
Salvador.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
O'BRIEN GOT HIS
% the Fight With the California
Heavy Weiqht-Had Him Going
tirc Last Two Rounds.

Philadelphia. Pa July IG.-Sau
Bercer. the California heavy weight
ionirat gave Fhiad lplia Jack
OBricn The hardest sig round battle
of h's career Notwithstanding OBHen
Continually -rHt his ieft 10 Be-ger's
CHil ard wiu3 BERGER came back ard
f1-cel fire agtfu in every round
Whiig 0BTi q bad The advantage a.
fhr sr the Cal f.W'aa improved a-
ho frht rrasra sel and De hsI
CEfc8 iferrlly o-I'cl IN the
-El 81 suE
-Earsers b'ors F-rrei 20 have
gTaa.ss fo.ca Dian Ouriru's ard b.
r7r Fnc'fe-r-e chferr5 ae De ief
t1e iiur at th r'-se 70 The Fehf -
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
BAs cAslNEr REsleNEo7

ST. Petersburg. July &c There were
no developments in t0e cabinet situa
ton The murder of General Kozlov
Is reported to have -bade an exceed
ingly bad Impression m the emperor
and thc Noyoe Vfemya denies thar
the cabinet has resigned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
TROUBLE GROWING
GREATER m RUGSlA AND zoo
HOMES HAVE BEEN
BURNED.
Denied That Cabinet Has Resigned
Murder Ct General Makes Bad
Impression ou+ .Czsr--To
Reinstat, Admiral.

Koatroma, July tG.-In the village
II Kunik00 goo houses have been
bu ned in tine disturbances incident
to the Agrarian movemeat, which has
bcen gaining fn farce. Tie crown
forca lands have been set on fire in
sixteen different places. Guards are
working day ana night 80 eXtinguish
he fir
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
MILLIONS ADD LUsTGR
Only 70 Newspaper Stories and Not to
the Eyes OF Law, Says Jerome.

Atlanta. Ca. July lG.-Wm. Travers
IerCme. district attorney OF New
Ferk city was the guest for q few
moments today of the lower branch of
the Gearg legislature 4 short re-
cess from regular labors was taken
and Jerome addressed The legislators
on The relation r. the north and south.
expressing his belief that there is IT,
lie difference IN ways oT thinking AMI
doing business between The fTo sec
lions. and suggested that whatever
mi understandings had existed in re-
cent years hsd G. me largely from sen
saficral writing Following his al
dress the en- husias'ic legislators
adopted a rasoi ti1n eudorsizE 30
rome and Folk~ for the demicFatic
(Ccut5rued on FouTrh PaEe5
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-17
cossAcKs nIsRAtpFp.

ST. petc-sburg. JriT &c Owing to
the outbreak of d'-or-ars among the
Cossacls ard the demands prese9iei
bv =ome of the units to be rclieve8
Of police duty and allowed TO return
10 their homes ,he minister of war
has ordered the d-saandnaut OF scv-
cTaf battaIion ~ Kuban Cossaci-