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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

OUR & SUMMER RATES WIILs con-
tintie until August 18th went u. PSF =
cent discount allowed and 9nlI VII y -
II scholarsffps issued eMASSE1S$EsstOJeotI
IA NESS tCOLLEG Fl. M 3s 8Asssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

IVA Nr1sD ON 10. ST two N lss
mules, wei hing toe' less
q tha Il i,i00 pouiids.5 Apply Monday, OIL
~ Muiijaii Buflditig.is Phone 1057. as n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

N 3 QUO 10 LEND & ON DIAMoNLDs.5
Watches "a nd Jewelry ], NeW,yl,i 1ol i
rates OF interest. iRlCHMONiGDai fo hie
{S f22O Ninth Street. gff 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

FOR SALE, ocERY, LAUNDRY
4 and dairy wagons. runa bouts and bug
n giles single trucks, n newly painted Iendf
some OF them almost new. RICHARD
SON BROS, 615 Brook. Avenue. 81 taal
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FRESH EVERY HOURi THAT'S THE
II beauty Of F<A EhrIalNS Candy, 40 North
3TYPEWRlTERs n For RENT.

RENTED. IL UP. PER
4 month; typewriterH, repaired !; lowest
work. THE TYPnWRiTER en-
x CHANGE, No. COS last Alain Street. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

WE STAND ii READY AND WILLING II
4 TO pay 500 for the pfodnch ton o. "a az
cured. We know how to sure sickness
ands we a cure .s II. Defec tivo neaI ,ta
5 cured Referen &C: Cured p, l Ras.e ~ -.
East Clny stree I. n iclimond va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

FOR sALE-AN5 Il % y D-F2AsS Hs1SO N
4 GRANDPA theirs clock. made OF mahogany
wood with wooden wo rks B In good con-
II lion. Apply TO Box IS, Amherst Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

CAR r I g y,
& coupe type. latest style 81 perfect condi-:
5S tion also several horses bar gains for
II quick buyers. AZ dress Phon eg 3s2s. p
IA O.. Box o. city # s5E3T}s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

:WANTED-TO$ SELL SS3 TWO CORN
y binders, one husker5 & and treader, In
III flrst- class Il order. dress F a Isl. care
IS Times Dspa Itch 33 "a Ell,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

DIR. MARTIN nm; BRAUN :s3 3 tJIaGEoN4
y sityss, Hospital. Vienna, treats "a corns.
II bunions. 5lnErowing toenailB scientifically
without pain !: corns rem oved. 2Sc.. eac n \;
As both feet treated, flces ~ !, y ~.
B II. NJ. Sunday 10 Az. a .Sto q z: q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

= i 5t - AzF, 81 BR OXEN IRp IN CAST
5'inrs n GOOD as ne " a b. moder cos y,
3sTRICKLAND MACHINE " Co.'s = ' anl
3 and Twenty fOurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE Il, atfsF FOR
q White # eghorn S9 Pullets, 8 seventy I'VE
il genuine White 6LeghornN cockerelss " I'd
dress 4 +. s. CHANDLER, 4oS ISirkham
a Street. Petersburg, Va. 33S ID st. q ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

:tyNstjRPAs sfuD * COFFEE AT THE
d Grown Dairy Lunch Room. Eighth and
# Brond. g.sS a N 81 f III
IVA NTl1r. ~ n SHIN "a no DO AT HOME
a fr u (,fR "a 13aker9 Street. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

ONE SECONDHAND Is HIP, LOCO.
motive Boiler; condition hrs .olass; best
q reference. e 3. G, H OI1NN1GER A BRO,
il s South Fifteenth Street. 8 I; II 81 III Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

FOR sALE-o NE n DOUBLE TRUCK.
4 1000 lbs: capacity; also one mare, buggy
4 and harness little used. g f. @. AHO EN-
" NIGER e BRO No. 9 South fifteenth
III Rtrent 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

BIG BARGAINS IN iISAMOs ND,
watches and SJewelry 81 largest. most res
y liable. RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
Ninth Street. s. Bachrach.
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FOR SALE. AT GREAT REDUCTION.
Certificate icrediting owner with 500 din
u purchase OF III Cable y Piano. Address
IL @ 35O care Times Dspat ch. s.s5.
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LIGHTNING RODs-PL4ANs.S p sTI-
n mates and prices !submitted: protect your
4 homes, /. GABLE LIGHTNING ROD
CO., 500 N, Ninth Street, RI ohmond, Va:
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WANTED.

i.1i1Y WouD1o III Ki1susto OF HORSE
and i,1ottl, ,A,ug',at t''ree
exceed board OF horse. Address +, 32l,
care this or leo 8
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TeI- T. tysh -yf.L., :, = 10y :. -
CONTEMPORARIES.

WITHIN YOU BUY, BUYsaTaE GEN
9Huine sISAEArPF,P ito North Ninth. X /.
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5MAcH.llN!ElRliY.

REPAIR iAN D RE NEW : TO 1lN n
Soo large Tor US TO handle and nothing
III 100 small to rec eivo gotir- careful ,atter-
4 ton. J" az. b. n FORD CO., Trlgg shlpyards
~ phnncs 3D28 S5g5 ~ is f{4SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

FOR CABLE COMPANIES GER
stlhcate, good for 500 credit on piano !:
X Will sell cheap. ADDRESS CERTlFlli
4 CATE care this oface. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
The Ethical Movement and the Press

Asked In toadoa tn explain attitude q
democratic principles William Jennings
Bryan said
watch neoa threatened thcy know
the higher The Jho the danger and 81 them
their they afford 20 dam public
another thag be- considered
namely ethical ars hesinans 10
something IN the world valuable than
grted hear ~ numbers o eases where
OF ihor relations e. their fellows
81 their responsibilities
reht calling attention to The ethical movement
public have been greatly advanced
during years.
this awaheaine h the great change IN The cdo
rial treatment Of evils che newspapyfa
discussed bn political and
questions coldiF abstract
haman had little place a equation Zee sd not rate
sSatexanship Problems ThrFV little
obsatoa There appeal 70 the human
heart
Increasing rcalty preacber-a PREACHER shtsoaanea
both head aud heart lie regards the equal
q humau beings superior that prosperity that
official Figures huuan happiness and eqn
the wcnbens the ihan exports AID
per capias dollars piled bis corporations lie concerned
me moral health q the pcopc He kno~s the people
81 wll take q
principles rather than tie
tries 10 set Al real II things
journalism alone prcaehmrnt
credit for share Of the moral
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
BALL|NCER IS
CHOSEN HEAD
SEATTLE GAR ASSOCIATION
sgoiss trs oFFiciAl EXIST.
UNcE-oFFlcERs ARE nLUcr
60 AND orHGR eUslNEss
DONE.

Al nioetinx of the hweysf d
the elty heid ~ tie Chamber ol
Commerce last nisht. the new or
saniaatfon of the Seattle liaf assn
ciailao uas ooapleted. and iefma.
neut officers uteCtnsi
The official board consists If u
a HailinEuf. president Harold
fsreaien end " A Peters. strs prva
iaehta. Walter Mcclure. aeefpiAFl.
ana gleefEo taad Mum. treasurer
A. h sfaadmau IL chairman - the
hoaf1 a trustees Thomas u War
din. membership committee. and
Charles y Nan1ax. COMMITTEES 90
afinfaness
Charter u5amfera ln the nambrI
uI as peFr saraiira
Freasftek naasman. ehaifus q ~
ihe msesInk. Hsird Last hirhf ia
81 aaa the iutnntl1u nf tbs ranmtsef
sNip COMMITTEES 20 aualsff The nlnaa
terahip - ths Organization H. Or
Gee - - eligible 80 ipefshiH
applicants mnst have nraeficea Law
in this eifY tsa fears and r. 81
Eavrd exrlazitelY 60 the practice
~ she pfufraslan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
HANDSOMEST
MAN, AND TOUGHEST ALSO,
DYING LIKE AN OUTCAST

,and locked her up end then beat
l9ptnnrainrfer himself almost 10
death
More recently. otto. Ia a state Of
hripleHa drunkenness, appeared Ia q
fantlnahhis restaurant IA Vienna
wearing nothing bat his efneera'
cap aud sword attached 10 belt
arnund hla waist A Hrpat Austrian
Anbluman who WAS present With his
site Immediately complained iu the
emperor. who iH said "a have sum
moned hiH nephew and boxed he
cara
A 1efuhis punishment overlook
hlm az the age 1T ls when eBnerf
IA the threat. due ,lifte - -
mode az HE which he had led made
lfs appearance since then the arch
duke haa boon slowly DYING Ills
autieriuaa during these three years
have hetn apPalling lie live At
most alone 10 a comparatively small
residence net FAR from the Auatrl.
German frontier It's wife newer
apea near him. nor ars his iwn sons
allowed % visit him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

hia way renlelus soou after bis
matriaea siih Pftneesa Maria Do.
sepha. sister aF the pfvaen, kiuK Of
satauy. he Vas bana dusnk IN his
aeu palaee ia the company ~ q
eenfe uf f.efiHatea saHaE 8fiievra
When iEn fnFrIfy fuaEhtd it, heashE
otto rkriHisnra 'fsrnfifmru. N foo
WDuid 8kr en- Her hum a royal afiu.
eess 90 fha b,pai Haoa Ia bed siil
eaeancf Unu 70 my wife fuosp
ThrH hal almost seafhaA the fpaf
hen the Auvadukr awu aide 10
camp afee hta aaofd and said
Y0af lnpefist hishnnsa ell euif
go further over ans dead hady
sFrhdntn uftn tuned tank ffom his
tssaikn hnl so credit waa due ca BIN
ias~aanatig fof 80 doiuE
When a Installer lf the Austrian
usfiIameut Pefasnslafssf 10
aanneed thr Hfcndakss afpresli
ihka IN the rrietaratb. osfn hlrwd
thrive ruffians. 800 fsrrsd IN en
francs % perasFstaFfafa hagse tn
tfota daylight FskG II hts servant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

BERLIN. iuiy ia-The tfagie
fate Of the Austrian Archduke Otto.
v no h q lng af cancer escliea sym
pathy nowhere greater than Of the
German court where be was former
~ a great fatorlle.
Atchduke OTTO. who ia nov a. Il
onN separated from Tao Austrian
thune hy the aged fuisnlus Em
p,tar Francis Joseph and hia own
sidsr brother. Archdukp Francis
Ferdinand. whose children hY bic
mamauafie marriage uee dehsrrea
from the sucerasion
Arrhdute otto dufiLs his EARLIER
,osra. enjoyed tie With e. f,cticaa
dlsgeeafd tao all pfonflsliea ON ons
ocetslan hc was riding in a rural
district when Be met q funeral pro
ression tie compelled the bearers
60 deposit the coffin Ia the center %
she road. Whefcupou b. icapsd over
Il on horaubae. aud proceeded on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
OLD FOOL HUSBANDS
~ CYNTHIA eHgY.


Speaking Of matrimonial faanx schools Tor xfs Fcminds
that ought Be such Efann for TIE tasag a. sve
wife beard piaug
filled wih jealousy. while the Eayheard himself
baskfnE the light Of the popular actress
a m haye wrericbIdrvh w.nar to
bring 5sEraes hss his wfe and hia family he SITE
- nat making a fool af him.
NAN MusT BE MADE 4 FOOT. or. LET itts
NIFg THE WOMAN THE POOLING
wife daFned socks for % knows
She BIZ sanitea veil she
his the torch And earth make
than bis wife viii on take the
bic
ssviag family from
daxrncs husbands strspct and her
happiness duty bound TO nv
the LAW GRANTS OUT CLAM DEED MANS
LOVE
The wife who thsks 81 It's 20
what sha the asked her
become his wife
Those affections she npon safely
fast and loose with them arrives the
wife may have TO gtoop TO strategy them
What shall the wife keep affections Of Tire
she has shaved Tor aud whom lowest
Do exactly what the other dolHg PLATTER THE
OLD SINNER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Action Is Imperative

elamor arising the famine AHa aecusaoea
ncompescay u other being buried
haek and forth officials and ciflaeua xeneFa1
tFh Of thu she council siow IA TAX
RECOMMENDATION mouhs b. En
Thomson that main ahou b. sus FROM Cedar river
down - the city.
day. introduced ordnance proans
for the construction wurk
date for eoaa election for the vck
Tbs council could have doua these hiaa oahs BAT d
Il hardly worth whle thrownx briekhaia hs masr
however VIC al that the city has
~slef plant and that enlargement l. necessary.
II ho eouacn proceed rapidly possible
bsiagag main and Nth spirit 81 proper
humility 10 generalization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Treat the Suburbs Fairly

utle common demanded iar now In the treatment
az the suburban towns dependent Seattle for water
number at tt.a towns have With the eiU
NJ, tb, iih eas+ set thse are selfish individuals
onR of " these places IN onsr that lawns NAV
be spnkei an an Queen Capitol hill aud elsewhere che
hgh service dairias
which would "a take fom hundreds Of fam
ne. IN me suburb wat they actually
pas or aumhe 81 lawns suffer- uuu the fa rains come
Is theIne
Any would that the families should suffer. has
IloG written al hiuii
question 10 the Wisdom Of the siN council ia
uuacbs The suburbs win water The tas has been
daas and .audept othrr of
ear supply rhss could pssns of hole eva ~
stalled without Ions DELAY
e Efost injustice the suburban towns 20 cu
them OF Ia pfdscnt emergency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
CTS DRY CALCULATOR

Athens. Dakota. greeted The
coming 81 aiiaa = gofuu IT
brought with him what ho called
his "ufy Calculator II waH
Gurus piece Of machinery, and II
IL iHn'f iu uaa today # TENT The
fault Of 81 Cofnu a. he claimed.
that Homer AMI Virgil and fHHsrus
julia. aud r. lot moro ~ eminHuf
aneienB bad done without fifEnra
Why shouldn't VET
II was seductive aBrt ~ req.
fonin', aud The students at the
Athens university took TO fl Hmnk
IN. au' the same notion filtered
down through hil the schools Ia The
place. Those Who were familiar
with mafh'naticH tried 10 forge
them What WAS the use II "A
machine could 10 ~
ailaa be- placpd hts Dry Calrs
IHiof' ~ ever Htpte IN Athens
aud oneh machine cost 80 Athens.
merchants were hsppf over their Ia
NeHimenta No two mHehiuaa Hefe
evtf known 70 eaureaH different
opinion either IA aanmln up Or
mulf.ulKin
Thou there came a regular bust
hp lem ] jordan. mayor ~ The
eliY. kept b book store ITO sold
almost ali The brooks. and nobody
said word about prices whcH
thef bore the stamp of sl fofnu'a
Calculator
Some citizens. houcKrr thought
thar the price ~ literature vac
getting un 90 The price ~ meat but
nobody doubted the accuracy II Sis
Calculator
One day professor from The
Athens university new man
called on Jordan This account
h. Incorrect. ho said. "bY So"
Are yoH aware. alf said M
Jordan. that This account WHa sod
ed np BY 81 Cofnu'n Calculator"
4 don't care who or what added
4 np." said the rev Professor 4
know that II Ia wrong Jordan
placed the account into lhr slot. and
fl came out with the old amount cor
titled correct Perhaps" said t0r
dan 10 the professor. ay0u viii think
tNiee before Bou make an assertion
which sou can't aubatanahcraie
Tie professor vas hied = take
no Nord from nn automatic candy
bon You aud your machine Hre IN.
formal liars"
The matter was referred 10 the
principal Of Athens university He
reported that the Professor waa
right u Naa mn earthquake IN
Athens sliaa = Coruu'a machines
ucrs nag only lyiaE. but agreeing
The principal wrote 20 Stlaa. asking
bin 90 explain The matter silas IN.
apeefsd loEdan.a machine. before q
curious audience
= told gou. b. said. "thia ma
chine could calkuiaie. bat thai q
Naa great Tot eas beating - katie
cleaning. too Have you anything
% say 90 the prosecuting professor.
aEiu na knifccleaning or eEg beat
iuH =
= say." said tho professor. II
doosnt add NO fats"
Jordan pot Ia that invoice for
hooka. asia 80 Jordan I'D - The
professor vas handed The result IL
adds 90 So ovefehargcd. he said
silaa picked 3 pefueelcf tool from
bis pocket and Ripped open The cal
enlatur What's this lie Ia here
mean. Jordan be asked. as black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

unltcd States. was shattered when
Jessie Palmer Kitchen. several daf ;
age. decided o. file suit for d.
Yoree against Kari X Kitchen. aan
81 Dr II ~ Kitchen, 81 thIa city.
Cruelty gili be alleged
Kitchen. who 81 wealthy. WIS a
freshman az Cornell when Jessie
Palmer came there ~ memhet 81
Ia Fioadora company. The FouuE
stmdent waa infatuated lie falios
81 tbs pretty chorus SID 20 Canada
ma Hll over the eastern states Tor
months IN .hla iiupeiuuur soolhg \
hurried marriage followed
Tho couple eawe % Cleveland anh
made their home here until two
weeks aEn. when thny separated
The siir has gone 20 New fofh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Around Mercer Islam
on steamer Fortuna

Tonight leaving fNschl Hass I
8 81 for q 2smlIe trip ar0aaa <
Ger Island This trip "a npn
gasscd n America FOX ns1,s
icent aocuery Fare % cent? 81
forget the moonlight e1rsus
every night. weather pefnlen
leaving i.aAehi park At sls q
Madison PARK ~ 20 FzFs = q.
Fortuna makes regular TIP afos
Mercer island. leaslne iezehl /
10 80 a. "a. and 20 and 90 D 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
sonr PROGRESS mAor

After us1nfhs - consideration 80
ensueti 1ast nlNiit rss3sa aa 80
feet tsasins hna referred "a 80
streets rsammtliss an nsfiinanrr prF
Knitting the caiHfnbis 4 fsHSgf
saunt rsfiFast 20 afafe eke1n
81 faa 8istanaa - aaa fH~s ess
nf ftsiifnaa aF Ths fusefoFsH. sai
iueuleea ths rrnfayat ffasn ahv sffer'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
.++ssE4+*.%...u,
ANOTHER FoR cHapsru

THE aoh warrant vas ,.~
HE inhi WIN ehsppeif ysn~s.
charging hHn WITH ieasln< =
property FOR InHafai parros.s ;
usual bond = 900 sas givm -
Ing 5000 a. 90 Hhiek ehss.
has nar placed STA the eowf Z.
Ing f. the Inability ~ coaasd !
ihs fafeHse. 70 appear. ibs 40
gefhrf with 80 others u i ma.
tafe eas continued to Tus.asy 4
n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

aa thunder Didn't / aay M.
e Day Calculator a "a
u thought Hr had Ia "a,
"a 'lafure ou Do caHlonaIlg : -
Jordan humllH VILE
Wasn't n caiied 'C6FB,fs a.
Dry Calculator asked ~. s''i'
fbutH -. H1id jordan
II beg yaHf pardon aala A.
feaaar 'g0u Hfa cattaiHly ! ~ w
bat hereafter Hc ain have , s'.l'l'i
70 college mHfhruatios wha, y 80
70 calculating 9
Oa further intesilgailsa
wasn't ainelr machine Ia a -
that Hhs correct ln its flssgs.. -. 2
iHtIeaaing counting faellH
pi5 ing silr. bad beea saf.v ~
Iuf -
or course luf autS,riAo A.
bother Hla 80 had ael6
Calculator lf The daal4fs
'au up IN HHHaf hIa iaolt a.
made ahaie IYf Of money II
npi oniF Boa Afhnus. but Il q. .
0fhef places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
M DIST NO.

water Frat das IN 1aly fog 1miy.
AuEusg Rna Rsptembef II not paid
b. InlY 81. hecnnaa dalinausai pis
irtrf al a. eltF lying soafh a cen
Ter line % tntun and East t'niua
stA Netefed ustef due ffum isf 70
spfh sf each month becoulua aetsn
qssbf on the 1pth SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Big Dance at Leschi
Park Tonight

80 finer floor Ia al tho wnfta
than the new Michigan maple floof
iaid IN fhr aassliaa especially Tor
asaciax CoHss tunsEbt Hnd hsaf
The caacsrf fendsred By NsEnrffs
ore heaffA -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
- FF4ss....
WHEN TIE FARMER or.
IT COMO AID COMING

= WA8HHUfuN. Julg = >
= The lnYe .sailou II sfsls y. Il ;
. vafof abuses. ordered l. !.
. gresa viii u9i BE- eossa,.'. :
. this summer Nofhlas w I,
. done With O. until IL ~.
= stale commerce oolnmiae- I. :
. reBfFanlled
The laYei IFatioa a a.
. grain elevator inlat ~,
. does come. Nlli 10 tss,sl, y
. fuHu up e fuHoR a s,sla - :
. fancy grating That Il - :
= also ah0e "a close c9nnstss. /.
. between the failpays zaf 4. !.
. elevators Is ilkowlse eerts, !.
= The charge b. made b 4. !.
. ai0r IaFolleffo. who secr-. .
. the passage u the resolune
. that al the principal rallssn /,
. eeuifrlng al Chicago ara 4 /,
. conspiracy with the Frala 81 t.
. Fafor people. 10 lhsf the an
. ius Di grain ~ sell a. lta .,es
. aFe Is controlled b ths ~
. ways a. che great aetflmest
. 81 the famcrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

fn pearl graz and black "a q stun
ming has Tot otcaaiaas shen = aafA
Huen i auFn Il il the English
NaikluR nhap.. hua II made - biaes
aaatn Tho nafHnN hfim curves
dnun ~ the front nna back. shils
fhs rruau 10 = hlxh straight one
aanaea IN ffoat ia a haEr ehoas
81 pearl Nrag msliae This holds
= long handsome plume ~ Era2
htch PASSES over thr irft side -
the has sad cariz los cato tbs hair
The cHown l. eurifeisa 9Th fuias
- pearl xfaY satin - = silver
tiufRh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Big Factor in CONNER
ciaI World

Even Young uan ahoula make 4
4 practice 10 save ~ least = pafs II
bis salary TIA the man 9th the
frasiy cash uho b. forging - The
ffnnf. ana makiuz his mAfk "a the
mmereiat Wafid The snrariiy
SAVING a safe nrlsasit Company
hripa you 10 save and PAYS ; pr
.fenl Interest On deposits 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

Table, Ger patents. go mS,SaI LIE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19
Grand Moonlight Ex-
cursi0n and Dance

Al Pleasant Beach. Friday svcninE.
fulf sAth Steamer Port Orchard
leaves Pier at : O'Clock Come
one. c0mr all. and have = good time
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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-08-01
REIGN OF TERROR ON.
DESPERATE CONFLICT OCCURS
IN ODESSA.
COssacks Plumber Houses and shops
After Their Owners Are Massa-
cred-Jews Armed with Scythes
and Pitchforks Shot Down.

A~nti-Jewish outbreaks have COM
menced at Odessa. A number of per-
sons have already been killed or
wounded. Serious disturbances took
place in the remote quarters of the
city. Cossacks and rowdies plundered
the deserted Jewish houses and shops.
On Srednaia street Jews were killed
and wounded in attempting to defend
their property, while the police looked
on Many of the looting Cossacks were
drunk.
The Jews. driven into a conpart, were
armed only with scythe and pitchfork,
but they made a brave stand before the
troops, only to be shot down mercilessly
by the soldiers.
Details received in regard to the
mutiny at Warsaw are to the effect that
two officers We're killed and six wound
ed in the attack made on the Officers
Club by mutineers. .
Tn mutineers belonged to the art!l.
lery corps. They set fire to the Officers
Club and then shot down the officers
as they rushed from the burning struc-
ture in their night clothes. A detach-
ment of infantry was called out and
subdued the mutineers.
At the meetings near the Narva gate
and in the Yiborgski district, across the
Neva, the Cossacks sent to dispense
them refused openly to do so and frat
ernized with the workmen. This Is
partly confirmative of the revolution
lists boast that the troops will not fire
again on the people.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-08-01

eminent will convoke no parliament at
all.
Citizens, stand up for your trampled-
on rights, for popular representation, and
for an imperial parliament.
Russia must not remain a day without
popular representation. You possess the
means of acquiring it.
The government has, without the as
sent of tile popular representatives, no
right to collect taxes from the people nor
to summon the people to military service.
Therefore, you are now the government.
The dissolved parliament was justified
in giving neither money nor soldiers.
Should the government, however, contract
loans in order to procure funds, such loans
will be invalid without the consent of the
popular representatives.
The Russian people will never acknowl-
edge them and will not be called upon
to pay them. Accordingly, until a pop
ular representative parliament is sum-
moned do not give a kopeck to the throne
or a soldier to the army.
Be steadfast in your refusal. No pow
er can resist the united, inflexible will Of
the people.
Citizens, in this obligatory and un-
avoidable struggle your representatives
will be with you.