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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-05

W. ]. Bard, OF Homer, was a busi'
ness visitor In Butler on Tuesday.
VIII Atherton, OF Kansas City, is
visiting the family OF ]. NJ. Patty.
Miss Mignon Coleman returned
home Monday from visit OF several
weeks at Sedalia.
Bruce Steele orders his paper
changed from Horace, Kansas, to
Lamar, Colorado.
l. N. Carson, a prominent young
farmer OF southeast Bates, called and
had his dates set ahead.
TIC. Robinson orders his paper
changed from Ohio to st. Louis,
where he Is loceted for the present.
Lyman Henseley has purchased
the Dave Bean feed and coal yards
and will take charge the first OF the
year.
A large number Of former Butler
people found their way back from the
cities and other states on Thanks.
giving day.
Mrs. A. D. Hamilton, who had been
visiting Mrs. q. C. Clark for severe
days, returned to her home in Kan
sas City on Friday.
Nick Lyons and Miss Mary Mer.
chant were married by Rev. Vivion,
at the NJ. E. church south parsonage
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Morrison and
daughter Miss Eleanor, came down
from Kansas City and spent Thanks
giving With relatives.
Julian c. Weeks, Of Pittsburg, and
W. W. Jamison and wife, OF Rich
Hill, spent Thanksgiving with the
family Of County Clerk G. G. Weeks
Lee Spicsr, manager Of the Hurley
Lumber yards at Hsrrisonville
spent Thanksgiving In Butler witt
his brother, Jack Spicer and uncle
Joe T. Smith.
o. A. Morgan, representing th'
Central Business College Of Sedslia
attended the teachers association II
Butler last week. We acknowledg'
q pleasant call.
F. E. Mosier writes that he haI
moved to Elk City, Idaho, where b.
has good position. OF course b
had TO have TIE TINES and hea
irom bis friends back In old Bates.
Howard McCann, q carrier boy or
the Daily Democrat, surprised hi
three carrier companions with
birthday party. Mrs. McCune pre-
pared them q delicious supper ant
they bad 9 big time.
The Butler Town Basket Ball team
INST defeat u the hands Of Appleton
City team on Thanksgiving day
Quite 9 crowd Of rootss accompau
ID The team 70 Appleton City an
oaine home With thslr aosss ont 3
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-05

Word was received by relatives on
Monday that Mrs. John Ray was ly
ing at the point Of death at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Price Ray, In Urich,
Mo. Her daughters, Misses Jessie
and Lula went over last Friday to
be with her.
Arthur Oaks and Arthur Whitaker
were arrested by city marshal Arrow
smith Saturday afternoon on com
plant OF Lon Dixon that they had
threatened to shoot him. 1t was
made state case and the day OF
hearing was set for December 18th.
The local option campaign is
warming up. Meeting are being held
nightly at the opera house, and will
close Sunday night with q speech by
Judge Stevens In the opera house
All the churches, 1t Is understood,
have agreed to dismiss for the meet
ing.
Miss Winiired Phsris, the 10 year
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
F. Pharis, had her elbow thrown out
OF joint, at the home OF her parents
J On Mechanic street last Wednesday
evening. She was playing and while
running fell down. A physician wa'
called and set the arm.
Rev. Jacob R Allen suffered tn,
fracture OF two ribs and a dislocatet
knee cap, the result Of q fall at 6
street crossing near bis home In thu
north part OF town. While he suffer
ed greatly he did not realize the ex
tent Of his injuries until Dr. Icy made
an X.ray test the day following tn
fall.
| We were complimented by a pleas
ant call from Prof. Stephen Smith
and brother Marvin, sons OF Judg'
Estes Smith Of Mingo. Prof. Smitl
was attending the teachers associa
ton meetings and Marvin drov'
down to take him home to spen(
Sunday before resuming his duties
as teacher at Peru.
Judge John D. Parkinson, Of Kan
sss City, spent several days the las
OF the week the guest Of E. A. Ben
nett. The TINES acknowledges .
pleasant call. Judge Parkinson 1
, holding bis own remarkable well II
, his battle against time. He remem
} bers all the old timers and thorough
; ly enjoyed his visit among old friends
Our old friend W. NJ. steffin was [
pleasant caller on Friday. Mr.. Stel
) fin is a practical farmer and owns
! good place in Lone Oak. He said b
. was induced TO buy II because OF th
rank growth Of weeds, jamestown
cookie burs, etc., now It would b
, hard to find Q single weed on hi
place. he IL Q practical farmer, an
II any body raises anything, he doet
BE says bis corn averaged 35 busbel
|, TO the acre.
{ Highsst market price for corn.
Z B 81 Pe0plee Ek vator Co.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-05
We want TO buy your corn. See II

We want TO buy your corn. See US
before you sell,
5.6t PEOPLES Elevator Co.
}. Ed. Jones, city clerk Of Rich Hill,
and Miss Net.ie r >ss spent Thanks
giving day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Duvsll spent
she first OF she week In Kansas City
consulting the architect for their fine
stone house now under construction.
The ElDorado Sun reports N. H..
Cruce, President OF the Cruce Bank
Ing Company, Of ElDorado, is con-
fined In a Kansas City hospital IN.
dergoing treatment.
Miss Ola Guyton returned the first
OF the week sirom a protrscted visit
to relatives and friends In Buckner,
Mo. She was accompanied home by
her sister, Mrs. Ida Beach.
The government has established q
United States army recruiting sta.
ton at Nevada, Mo, where they are
enlisting men between the ages OF IL
and 35 years They advertise pay
Of from $13 to $75 per month. A
soldier receivet free board, clothing
and doctors bills.
Marion Wood, the popular real
estate man, OF Adrian, was a pleas.
ant caller while In Butler on Monday.
Marion had arranged to take some
prospective land buyers to the Pan.
handle country this week, but owing
to the continued financial stringency
concluded to defer his trip.
Everett Wilcox died at his home
In the north part OF Butler on Tues
day morning, Of pneumonia. He
leaves q wife and seven grown chill
dren. The remains were taken to
Everett, Cass county, where funeral
services we're held yesterday at 2
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Wear, Of
Adrian.
D. E. Izett, lessee OF the Amster'
dam Coal Mine informs US that be
has recently received letters from the
government asking asto the fire clay
running in this district. The coal In
this section is overlined and under
lined with fire clay; the quality il
good and quantity large.-Amster
dam Enterprise.
This currency business suggests
that II the banker can Issue q clear
ing house certificate and pay debit
with 1t, then the government could
make q silver dollar good as gold
II also suggests that the elastic cur
rency should be made elastic by tn
government, not BY the individual
or private corporation Columbit
Herald.
40 Acres At Bargain.
Il lies four miles east Of Butler, fin
neighborhood, fine soil, fenced hol
tight, terms to suit.
BLA0HERr & KRP,
Oft Kansas City. No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-05
40 Acres At Bargain.

Il lies four miles east Of Butler, fine
neighborhood, fine soil, fenced hog
tight, terms to suit.
BLAcHrRr 4 KRP,
2.h Kansas City, Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01
1891. aeitefes etabfiftmeut. 1891.
Marplano Gbattfl yuan NHociatipn

Wlbert Wlume, Iun., BeIhdfisfiibrer
Galpert.Brb6nbe,
aegenfiher benz SeribisstSebduoe
8irnmer 229, 231 NIB 233 e. StcducrD.
eIboffsGde Tahrtte. nub ct. a,aaf.etr.
3drleben pDg Sf0.BO bis S5U0.00O. nlt Nlo'
BEL. Vianos etc. pbne GntferHung oerfelbeH.
@efetliche Mafef. stsine Mud1erei.
0lc. Ybonr Gourti. 735. Cd 3. ct. 1auI
1868. (Hpo9,iJ,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01


bnuie bcs naQ1cmcincn ocutid)cu Mn.
iitpcrCinS" in Dresden on3 critic Cor
jcrt OeS SonfiinItlcricIt>@ itnti. Is
Neitoltctc iih 81 cinem iebr QroBcu
Griol0c. 9crnbaro Scdlc'S .ScrC.
naoc" bic 5ltnl &ortrdl NclanQtc, e.
mics ii1 nidt OILS iitcrnobcru.
Sn a6ln bcainnt bette oo9 NicOcr.
rbeiniidc Muiificit inter Stcinbnh'2
NiriNcntenitnb.
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Gen.
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@cicb Ser Scr. Stantcn ilbcr Sen 9lli-
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Nilalnno bctriiit picIc omcrifoniidC
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ibre oltclt Gage III 9cltiNlnno pcr.
brill9cn. NancntIidl critrcdt ea it'd
nllf pcnIiouirtc TctcrauUn. Die ailc.
rifdniINcn &oninlltc i'm NciNc lcgcn
lest ncilc 2iItcn oEcritdniider 9iir
ger nnd) Dem Circumstance dll. %icIc
G%cricniath lucld)t tltitr Sen lcucn
@citimmlilgc,l 81 lcioclt hobcn. be.
f(oNcn iih fiber bic S3rtt ots SeietcY,
@rMoern II ORD d NJ Scr
StrnBG.
Cine billti9c 6alnilientro2ooic, sc.
rrn &%crahlaiiull1 cine Streit nm cine
SagateQe mar, miro oils 0enl Sber.
l~nttsitaotdlen @angell i'm miirttem.
tcraiifcn Au9Glt ~0encloct. @cil cr
Iif bel Der (bciIlijla cilcS 9crinDcrl
uaterlifcn Gr6tbcile3 ppit mneeidbr
bunocrt Warf benabtbeiIigt gla,lbtc
grill ser ~2l.idbriae 8%auerniobn
fuooli Sil9er lcinen GItcrcn 9rltoer
Sobomn alli Der Strobc nit cincn
WeIier on. Is fam ST cillem m0r0c.
ridden 2ainpier 5nildcn 0cn bciocll
SriloerL u,0 lndl fur5em Singer
brad) Sobann nit cinen Stide in Scr
Nruit ltcrbcn0 iuioumcn, Seinc @at.
tin, Ole iidl al Dem Sample betbciliAt
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Noipital Dcidoiit mcrbcn. Der 8rl
oerrlor0cr rerIuhtc, 81 cntilieberL
fonnte jeood) uerbdttet meroerL ais CT
i'm G%lternbalie IN einem IN Der Babe
Der Staot gcleBencn g2eiler einige lei.
ner @nbieligfcitcn fiir 0ic Slliht jli.
i1mmenraiien molte.
Nllerlei aus Geuti Ian 3.
Die beige Eoli5ei pcrfolgt itrcd.
brieilid einen Qcltid) . 9lmerifoner,
Halnens &cr5, Der ais berii6tigtcr
Solihipieler be5cid)net miro.
Nad elmer Meloung aus @ieBcn
miro Eroiciipr $. NnfelL Scr TAM
bate Siltorifer, Die oortige hubert
tat perlniier. Gr bat einen Eui mad,
SeiOelbcrg iiir btc Yrofeiillr Der @e.
ldid)tc nllgenolnllIen.
Ias @erlincr 6ebbcI. Sbcater miro
ncgen ocS Wollrcr . 9l%ltsltnn6cS bis
5ilm Scrbit nid)t Icrtig gciteQt mcrocl
tonncn. Die Groiinluh1 lit ocSbalb
pcridjoben luorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01
BelS III ucrlcigen.

Nnlcibcm anf @Obcl uuo anbcrr
Sidrr5eitcn
fir G Iro8ent sefaii iad benz neuet @eiete.
@aiIS pripatim. Nidhier, @r. 2iO, Eit.2eGing.
ton.otrafe,' .g,nnfduisNuileine."
IN rer fifiee Wiro Teutid ariprudtcn.
fSunttG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01
Wlte Eeberbetten.

Ser bbbite Greis miro be5n6lt fit lite re.
bern in ir9eno WeIder Guaniitdt. Wlan feiioe
goitfnrte an 3. g. 3iaaes, Tr. $40, s'ors.gu.
ta,p' stra6e. 8eioe Telephone. (3-I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

VIE. melhe Gen BeornudeH, tpreden hter
Dor. Wnleibcn aif GdIdre,f Wtthet nnb @rlIno'
s %s,saSsm Sc 'To9 e.frtsauen suy Ms,ns epsn.S''s Ss'
HOY NorbaSaea,e grekt. t278-)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
fHE yHgATERs



Ethel sarrymore's acting Of Nine.
Fretnul d. Captain links last
night was e9e az the most exqul.
site bits Of STAGE work that this
city has Witnessed In years Deli.
cacy. refinement and natnra.neaa
are the dlatiaet features that i'm.
press one with the salented young
wuman'ae reading. and back OF Il
All Il an Intelligence that empha.
sizes these.
There IL 50 much. esen In the
hetter-ciass Theatres. that Il giary
and STACEY. that the natnralneNn
the reserve. the suppression ~
Misc barrymore strikes a. unique
anae therefore is douhly effective
There si9 SO much that Is loud
bizarre and even coarse ia nearly
all strong acting. that 1.-The unmln'
taxable air ~ geutility, wumanll
meas and refinement. which never
leaves Miss barrymore tor a mo.
ment. eomea as a surprise shock
that Is pleasing tarhe senses.
Captain links IL a typical clyde
Fitch comedy and. while there IL
room for a sreat diversity ~ npln.
Ion as TO any real merit in Il. the
piece furnishes the star with ample
opportunity 70 charm. and II an
aaalence Il charmed, shat more Ii
90 BE- deBiredf
Miss barrymore II spleudldly sup.
ported. and Captain links Is well
aecourfored Tonight will see Miaa
barrymore cast a. Nine Tretnnl
again. while "Wednesday and Thuru
day viii offer her 70 Cousin Kate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Secretary ostraua has plan
which he believes viii prevent the
smuggling Of Japanese Into ms
country by way OF Mexico and u
will be put IN execution.
Richard Crokex was honored yeb-
ters0ly at nuhlih and Eeyen the
freedom OF the city.
John u Rockefellsr, 4 10 an
nounced. will surrender TO the Unit
cd States mahpoga servers after
the Fourth ara go to Chicago 20 Dc
examined when tle Standard OH
case ia called.
Builder and owner must share
equally the loss hy earthquake at
Frisco. II the latest decision.
Garbage drivers are returning 10
work at New York on promise Of
the mayor TO take up their grley.
ancea.
A scandal IL evident NJ she Multi
namah county Jail ~ Portland.
Prisoners claim that they played
jack pot with the jailer and allow
Cd him to take thu Jack pot In ex-
change Tor courtesiee An lnveatl.
Cation Is on.
Announcement il made that q.
= Mcfarland. chairman ~ the
democratic executive committee oi
Massachusetts has resigned aud he
viii link bis political beliefs with
the Independence league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02

- lnelnaed a. one Of lts teneta
III, rasue4t that ihc council submit
!, ths aane time a proposition for
~. mnnteipaliaation OF the, street
ssilway system ~ the city 4 The
headers ii THAI campaign included,
amnas other we'll known eitlsens,
sneh men as Judge w n Wood
A.snso Hull. Anthony cercofan, J.
~ t,gslwln. RuKeue NJ Way, f J.,
charh. H. r. Titus, n, n nrees.
n,shard wins0r, John schram, Arm
! Allen. George +, Cotterlll Geo,
slmmonds. Il. r. Bitterly. II w,
Nenltoa. A. NJ, Meeklem. Jay G,
Alssa. Edw, Mcmahon, A. W.
uastie. 4. Il, Stets0n. ] H. hemer.
Yehn y. Terry A. Il Ernst. Robert
Wright. Paul Land, 81 w. Stein.
Hn,s. IL. aud ] Il pidduek, Swan
fgww u. s. Osborne. Everett
aesath wimmlal blackman, VIM
Aennersee. Prof ], Allen Smith. j,
e whltl0ck. Il Il. Stetson. w u,
. sves John Z. Fay. $. G. Calder
lssse III l. Hull 10 Sweeney and
cs ga - Norris. Tho ca9paigs
vAs. sesws ead a. the Committee Of
o.s, eess@ed. but the organization
VET. s:sssoess and estended from
cess. % ss-sse as Ton fnshg progressed
,ss.es $3.50 zee sses,sVssAs seesse
s.;,s lsetlels eess .ssss % IL hy
lsAsss en- sssfossSnsessH sss -tos ss
sss.sss.' 'es.c..sso .s.gs ssss:ss es Iss "ss
e.:sssssso6sss'. d. !csoussssss1::ss
soAss csuss ocoss. ~ Or. sossssss
;.o.. ssoe o-osse.-s ~ \ nssss.ss ha'ss %
o. cs.sor0':ss 81 .ssferse bee 5soo q
ed:0s. - ossNAosa g.cess.ssns. .s.ssrs
:. 800 sesi Eecss:o. ssneso. s.-es
80 s:ss'Nss ses. 6na o Asen seoes
geos. o. as.sssse-s ess.s 90 CTS ore.
eS.5'se IseVoss ou gssssos.. 90 D.,
ooea.esessss .logssa Is pfsssss mesl
ia .ooee 60 d lssss - esx zoe fnsss
.ssss:.'s doc Or seze apu~csss lsad APP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
NO INQUEST

There viii be no further inyes.
slaatloa or inquest Into the deaths
Of Roy Linn and Mont Harry John.
son, the two boys whose bodies
were found In Lake Union satur.
dab9l The sealed caaket in which
the remains OF Roy Linn we're
placed was opened by Coroner Car
roll yesterday. but The body was IN
such az advanced stage Of dec0m.
position that nothing could be
learned as 10 any evidences OF vic.
lence. Tho body OF Ment Johnson
was buriePyeatorday The coroner
aud police dave decided 90 drop
the Ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
stars New ell.

Eight acts Of the right sort In
the matter ~ quality. began their
run az the Star theMtef YESTERDAYS
before crowded houses Al Ioison
the minstrel. Ia bach again and i
% big a hit as ever Mofelaaa a
Johns In Tanning a Husband
wsrs well resolved and Cavana. a
slack sire expert. TsudA. d Jan ae
sobat. Deery 4 Francis In @The
Rahe and the Bachelor Maid Ea.
die Roeseh with q ballad. animated
pictures o. 3 hunting trip iE Maine
aud Grace Orma. coon shouief
complete ne program.
All this week the same acts will
b seen. with eontin.ous sh6w on
the Fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
Ask ron EXTENSION.

The Loyal Railway company, op
Grating a road connecting with the
Seattle Electric company aud &C
commodatinE the Loyal IeiEhts
section AZ ballard, has asked Tor nn
extension If ita franchise over Ger
tain streets not yet occupied with
tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02

xoted for Il a. the result. OF 4 marty
caucus The two republicans IN al.
ditlon 20 those named we're Rude
and Crichton.
Popular Petition.
The Committee Of one Hundred
not deterrede by thln significant
haekset proceeded to circulate a
popular petition renewing Ito pro-
Test aud this petition was present.
81 some two weeks later With not
less than 1000 signatures.
This petition was filed with The
council on the evening Of June
~ and tho committee Of cit.
lsena presenting Il. Everett
SMITH, Alonso Hun. Henry W.
stein. Ehen :. Osborne aud nr.
~ y Hart we're again fcviled and
lnhultsd by the council. Council
man GIN denounced The petitioners
az theO'nff aeouflnga OF creation
and applied to them other eharar.
teFisuo eplthets SO indecent as rs
be unprintahie.
Nouhetilhvn James, GIN and others
sought 20 have the petition placed
on Tile without discussion, hut
1oennellman tilll asked that the
committoa be heard. IN which his
efforts were seconded hy Council,
man Cfichssh grhe discussion
ended On a compromise. the council
permitting the committee 70 pre-.
SEM The subject 20 the council with
a SINE limit OF 10 minutes.
Having heard the committee
'sss filed the petition 81 2.000
tsssnant citizens the council
tss proceeded to discuss for some
I'VE hours the request Tor 4 license
s~ss a circus the management ug
wisss had neglected 70 send around
de- lswal block OF freq Tickets for
ussnscu of the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
NEBRASKA IN COMMISSION

BREMERTON. July ? The bat
tleshlp Nebraska IL nov ia commits
sion having been placed there yes
tefday The officers of the Ne
bfAaha are Captain. Reginald
Nicholson. lieutenant commander
X r CoontE. lieutenant. ID w
Knox lieutenant. q A. Atell. past
assistant rasmaalef J ID Harder
lieutenant, A. CFenahaw. ensign. y.
T. Ntckerrham. ensign. G. G soulc
msdnhlpmwn, j. T. Pond. &. II.
Graves, b N Perkins. warrant ma
ehlnisfa, Wlllism Iamea and T. A
Mcclure, carpenters. w. D. Ham
berger and W 9R. Donaldson. ehief
gunner w G. ward gunner. ! III
Aiknst. boatnwain r. ShanRhau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
MEAD APPOINTMENTS.


OLYMPIA. o July Governor
Mead haso made the following ap.
polntments
J. w ArrAsmlth. state grain In
spectpr for term. ending July s
1908, succeeding himself. his term
having expired
r. G. McCfoskeY. ~ Garfield
succeeds d =. Anderson. ~ Rosa
lie, deceased. and William III Reed
Of Tacoma, succeeds himself. az
members Of the state grain com
mission. for the term ending July
s. 1909
Rev John Ieeornn. chaplain Of
state penitentiary. for tesm ending
Jsne 7. 1908. succeeds himself.
The officials Of the q. II. a. ~
are Worried ovsr the veto ~ Mayor
l.aes 81 Portland for . tunnel fran
chise mnders the peninsula for the
use Of ita trains
- % and 81 blank cartridges.
Halls, III FIRST ay zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
BLETH EN- IS
ON TRIAL

Clarence II. Biethcn was placed
on trial this afternoon IN the 20.
lice court charged with lettine his
automobile stand ia front Of a fire
hydfant Tho arrest was mado sew
eral days ago by ralrolman Spear.
nlethen is contcating the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02

The celebration 80 be given by
a'fleerRg Of the Nippons Yuaen
kaisha and the Japanese ais0cia.
tian July viii be honored by tho
presence Of Consul Hiaamlaxu. The
fireworks display viii be from the
TOP 81 Highland drive. between
Third aud Fourth ava w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02

THE Two OrphmnsH runs all
wssk at the Third Avenue thsatsr
There are matines2 Wednesday
Thursday aud Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
IslpoR koHN's FUNERAL

The funeral services over the re-
mains 81 the late Iaidor Kohn, as
tslAtant cashier Of the Puget Sound
National bank, are being held this
afternoon At the family residence
ls Maiden ave, The body will BE-
cremated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02

Regular 25c Fa9cys Jardlnlsses,
Hpecith each ..t.s.t.4s15c
Set ~ Regular $500 Silver Plat.
ed Knives and Forks, special,
set Of SIX ..........s3.76
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02

"A Marked woman" meio
drama wsh the scene laid In China
at the time nf the Boxer troubles
II The BIN ~ the Burgess company
at the Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
rIREwoRks.

All sixea. flower pots. sky rock.
cts. pin wheels. niger chRsera. toy
piF'olA. Mdat complete line ~ fire.
works ia the city pifer q Taft
i2gt and ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
Fiar CRACKERS

That crack Theo. wits : Go has
every variety 1905 First Ave go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-02
MONTHLY HEALTH
REPORT is MADE

The board ~ health report. show
ing the contagious diseases for
tho month of June have been made
out. There were ~ cases Of dip.
thafia. G eases OF smallpox, II
cases Of scarlet fever aud 0 cases
Of measles.
The meat inspection force con.
demned 4.5i7 pounds Of meat.
Seven hundred and eight inapcc
uonn were made OF markets.
slaughter houses. etc.
The milk inspectors report for
the month shows a total Of s7470
gallons Of milk inspected. and but
10 gallons condgmned.
The SOUND steamer Vaahon VIII
aiart Oh the Aikl Point route to-
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Winchester. Ia which Aiisen
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Tho Fourth Piper a Taft, 1925
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