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REAL ESTATE.

\ BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE,
Nearly 400 acres; new mansion, l9 rooms all modern
Improvements; two tenant houses. all new build
ngs, farm unsurpassed paying investment; zine
social surrounding ideal climate Eastern Mary
land picturesquely situated on Chesapeake Bay
house furnished; farm stocked must be sacrificed
at once worth $1,000, win sell at half price to a
quick buyer
Address or phone
" r. VAN HOOSE,
0c68.l0 care J L. WILSON 1893 + st. Nv.
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WALL PAPER,
AUTOMOBILES,

YALE TOURING Carl CYLINDER. 36-HoRsE-
power; suitable for sightseeing. WIN sell cheap.
Inquire SIG Indiana ave. oc5-G
FIRsT-CLAss LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR,
only used short time. will sell EeU reasonable
Address BOX III. Herald ofie- su3-u
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED, WITHIN % MILES OF WASHING
ton, from 4 10 . acres Of land suitable for p0ul-
Try ia goot utjghborAood, good water and climate
comfortable house; near school and steam electric
station spot cash Tor satisfactory place and imme-
Jiate possession. Address PHYSICIAN, care Wash
mgtou Herald oC5-3J
WANTED-s or 9 ROOM DETACHED HOUSE
ia northwest suburbs possession Oct 1881 Ad-
dress BOX lI6 Herald office, oc5,6s9.0
DO EOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
nisded houses and apartments!
GRACE VI. THOMAS,
oc5-s1t COrCOrun Building
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LOAN COMPANIES.
MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care, packing and shipping a specially.
kREIG'S EXPRESS. Izzs Il ST. Hs. Phone Maia
30. aust
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. PHONE sE8-PACk-
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Circuit Court No. 2

Assignment for Monday. October T. 1901.
No. S.. Capital Exchange vs. Hluer. Attorneys.
". G.. BsiicrstoE-C H. Bauman.
No. "a Vaughan IS. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys. G. Il.
syms and C.. ]. CaTusi-Afckeuney & Flannery
No. q. Wesley Church vs. Chesapeake an6 Poto-
mac Telephone Company. Attorneys. Ciinkscales.
Scott & SteVart-W1Ithiugtrn. Hedld & Frailey.
No. 68. owen vs. Washington Railway AID Else
the Company. AtJ5rntys 3lcNeil & 3lcNeIl-J J.
Darlington.
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From the Bohemian.
As the Teddy Bear is a success, why not
extend the list2
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ICONS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE.
FURNISHED.

Cor ID and d SIS NV. Well furnished rooms aud
apartments: private paths: rates reasonable tran.
sents taken; 50c up Ey6-tf
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SUBURBAN---fOR RENT.

5-ROOM AND IoROOM FURNISHED HOUSES,
So and 50 per month; on trolley near river. duck
Ing ginning fishing. trains suit Office holders com
mutation SLU5 month. d. G.. REALTY BROKERS',
6l- I3th st. ocltf
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SALESMAN WANTED,

EDUCATED SALESMAN. THOROUGHLY AC-
quliutcd with machinery. j. D. DONAHOO.
Nurzav Bids
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BARRYMORE & OHIO RATTROAD

BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey Ave and c st.
..,.,,,.,,,, ON, kOlAL BLUE Linz.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR"
TO PAILADELPAIA AND NEW YORK.
NEM tEltdi NAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
q go 2. m. Diner, Pullman Parl0r.
100 q. N. Buffet Parlor, 5-H0ur Train.
" a. n. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
tll 90 a. N. Diner and Pullman PzrloF Car.
800 2. ~. Diner and Pullman PRFlOr Car.
so p =. Royal Limited" All Pullman
fiJV p. "a, Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
IS p m Diner and Pullman Paror.
: 90 ,. n. Coaches 70 Philadelphia
~ % p N. sleeperS
= 81 a. "a. Sleepers
ATLANTIC CITY. F0O. 'soo, tlloO q. n, iiSo.
ASSAPOLIs. ueezd,ys 800 a. m. Ras noon.
TEVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
tWeeEdays, 90 3. N. g 100 p. n-l
TO BALTIMORE
Isl 800 $50. TG0. = %. 500, : %. 'g10, flSB.
100 $50, IS 20 $50, fl05, s45. 500 rs go
e 09 ESQ, U@ c@0 49, 'l0M. 'sss. TN
WESTWARD.
CINCINNATI ST.. louis, and LOUISVILLE,
's,ie 9. m, = % ?, m. 1910 night.
PITTSBCRG. $40 a N. II. BIO 2. n. -
CLEVELAND, 'slO p. n
COLUMBUS, : 30 p. N.
WHEELING, 's.l9 :. IN. $50 ?.
FREDERICK. IS. ria6. us .. n. sI3i, nsA
HAGERsToWN. fsLo a. N. 800 p. H.
Daily. Except Sunday. sSunday only.
Reservation q Sleeping % Par.HT Car stace r7tsi
a fare &c. vii be quickly furnished BY TELE,
PHONE at an q the following Ticket Orces: l4I y
st. nv. Telephone Main l5sli 6l2 PeunsylTania
and Q st.1Tleket Ofce Telephoas East 81; Infer
nation Bureau. East ia
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TICKETS,

REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDTS TICKET OFFICE
1855 + 81. nv. Phone NJ g35
Tickets and Mileage Bought and Sold.
scG-3Ot
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October 5, 1907. Remember the date.
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STORAGE,

PEOPLES STORAGE & EXPRESS co. STORE
their goods in clean, dry. locked rooms. Moving
packing. shipping a speciality. Phone North ssi9m
lj40 Ith. seE3Jt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

men out ia the 2Egd had found
dead body Of a young girl under
The park bridge. Gin was attract.
lively dressed. gAldentlfsd. IN =
little p0cketbO0k a. her side was
her card. name torn of and only
her address somewhere on Blair
Az left Then q note something
about rejected 9oyo being worm.
wood iifo nothing 70 her. and that
sort
"You can 9maglne the story
Thompson wrote. tore the last
sheet Off bis machlss before he s0o
scarcely finished.
Twenty minutes iAtee we we're
all perehad around here reading his
story 10 vas great Thompson
was reading u. too Suddenly the
paper fell from bis hand looked
"A him Ills face was aahen He
ieansd across my desk and graaped
he phone.
= Twenty eleyen.J.' he called
The boys stared "a Th0fnNson
sss hands we're trembling ard
didn't know his voice.
The receiver clicked back
IL this ThorntoH'sY' Thompson
asked
Yes. we heard. indlsfiuetiy
lie Jean thsfeY Thompaon's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
HAVE YOU FOUND Your MISSION IN LIFE!

Tho Colorado muimifiouAre declares
u nst crazy 70 break into the business and that she
Is particularly bis murder trial Money is
object 70 her. but abe wants TO set into action.
WAY should this who might have tooo week
for spending she desire settle down
hard work. why she content on around perfumed
velvet cushions brought her BY
pered spend doagz OF hgh
society," why with the Injuries which her
fathers millions guaranteed her whole nfe lonse
implanted tho urlve
bal desire somsthins something
rather than be be the daughter Of multi
mllionaref
Why yOs laeorf necessity you say. partly,
but atogeiher Win find will anayEe
your feelings you help
would happy you haA million dol
lars would keep woag Just the whyf Because
eravcd another mioRr Mo- slmpy because no Ia activity
and activity snfe.
little honey hccs Ia their hives XIII of the dronea
who win " not permit such
action against iaes
utter contempt have what tribute
IL Is 70 and how gladly
pay
Nature abhors a vacuum and u q equally true
that she abhors ambition
llfe
family may
the behalf mobile
and Just deserving Of
victory or
faithfully the gena. opena
territories settlement
existence
you your mission In msf Arc you doing your
share Of this wosaa which "a.
eushs 60 be happy. and probably high time
for you get busy
The world a a gutter but
how much hink ron sssosf
James Russell Lowell expressed the whole Of
when he
e he word whose work
no herc q always work.
VIII win.
And blessed the hosny hands Of toli-
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aY nonT. MArrAnWa.


Blake asked the question Of no
body IN particular after Thompson
put on his coat aud rtfolled out ~
the local room Make waa an old
man on the Star He'd bcen in
the west n year knocking cut a
touch OF Tuberculosis
The last form Was locked up. We
were sitting around Halls table
waiting for the street edition. Hall
was city editor
Never kncs a fellow 10 change
like he." HiaSs added. reminiscent.
ly. Full uf the devil all the time
when I WAS here before"
Nobody vnuchsAfsd any com.
ment Hall had been rooming with
Thompson 1t was up 10 him n he
wanted ~ tell Blake anything Hail
filled bis pipe and Puffod min
ute.
"Always had lot Of girls on tho
string" be ventured
"fea." aaaentnd Blake
Remember that Jean Thorn.
toni" Halt didn't wait FOR a reply
Ntfi WIN DIFF HFhAh eyes HfiuN'
thinE sort o. ssistful about EN-.
Thompson aud she we're together
four ~ five times a week there for
awhile
One nlEhi Thompson came home
late Threw himself on the bed
aimDat crying I've gone and done
n. iilli. he said Made an ass OF
myself Saw Jean tonight folks
away ! had a Hide something be
foro went oui. bat was al right
She Was blue. Don't know what
about tried % comfort her ne.
fnfe ! knew u my arms we're
around her and her head down on
my shoulder { held hef close and
thea she hrpke into tears aud cried
coaldnt stand u. nli ! kissed
her dozens ~ times. guess told
uten hnfore closing time Peach ~
nov I'm here I'm worse than a
fool I don't love her more than I
do any giri cant marry her
= Eol hlm auies. made him Eet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

You don't feel ashamed % wheel
baby. do your asked Mrs. Dewey
dove. as they were giving thoir
first born the afst ride Ia go.
cart
"hshamed2 Why. Jeanette. how
can you suspectttg" was the indig
nans response Of the spouse "You
know ] Osea to carry her often. and
wheeling her isn't any more con.
spicuous
Well. hope You don't feel oven
conspicuous SO many men do when
they are wheeling q baby" said
Mrs.. -. tuckinR the little oue'a
feet under the esnd -ambroldered
flannel covcrlet.
No. J. don't feel conspicuous. E"
said D0yeyswe. FOR we'll know
that the ewes Of everyone are not
on me, but o. li,o baby"
The fact Is. about one person Ia
20 notices them 70 all
Yes" continued Mr. D0YeydoVc.
"they can admire baby all they
want to- Il aGythlng, u flatlerH
me"
on, look what we're doing Lem.
uel.' Mrs DogegaOVo's voice was
full of selfreprCach "rhe sun la
right IN her eyes
can't help D." her husband
mceklY replied The sun 20 be-
shining % Dor face 40 the way 10
Aunt Titles"
Then. Lemuel you ought 10
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voice was scarcely su0lbla
That moment the whois a.
flashed over me- Jean Tb....s ~
home was on Blair Az. 49,
breath. Z
"Falutly W. heard 'ahs.
gone since Thurad s
with a crash the rseslys,
from Thompson's has9 ia Il.
face In bis arm. bis whole \.
trembled IN a tense conyulslos
then be bufst Into tears ~
shook him from bead 70 fess
got him 70 his room aomehe.
old Doc Worthingt0n TOOK 80.
him They kept MIN home /. y. !
The Star office vas 4 ~
place f0t q month after that
"fea. TsompsOn's diffegtnea
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into bod and told him II would be
all rlehi
ION tho car next morning ! got
the idea hold taken some sort o. a
BIZ IN his teeth. Thompson Was on
police then Ito Jumped In Ne !
never saw anybody do Mover lot
np. Had every man on the force
lined up.
= knew what he was doing lie
wanted 20 forget aud break away
from Jean Thornton. And be aid
Went up there once or twice, then
quit altogether
And Thompson kept up his ter.
rifle gait Ho turned out the beat
heart interests stories the sheet
over printed They woke up Ia
the C.ronicle office Thompson
was p'stinE Il all over Dean Desa
saa the man they brought out fr0w
brooklyn aud Dragged over nriA.
tow went on the run with Dean
"Ons afternoon Thompson stun
bisd IN all out OF breath 10 min
hor loved har got away somehow
a suicide he yelled 20 mo and
jofked the cover of biz machine.
"Hnrh a story as that fellow
pounded out was sending " up
take AZ q time and twice caught
myself stopping 70 read Patrol
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ant lion. the only one In captivity
II thought an ant lion waa an In
sect" said Petite
We'll. he b." said Mr. Whang-
doodle. "He has the body OF an
ant"
but what q he doing In that
brass bedaiead3" asked the little
yiritor
"Oh. you'd naturally expect 10 ueo
lion lynn down. wouldn't you
and Mr. Whanedoodlo laughed.
What an odd place. il" thought
Petite. aB Mr. Whangdoodle began
pointing out other strange oroa.
I lures.
] ITO be continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The Husband Party IL the latest
social diversion.
Tho women bring their husbands
% the party and make them com.
pate for pgisea awarded Tor good
qualities.
A committee OF unmarried ladies
does the judging
They ara supposed % be an.
preiudiced.
A sweepstakes prise for the
best husband IL usually offered
Then. thsrs can bs prizes for thn
handsomeNt husband. the most am.
lcabie husband. and the most
puaciuai husband
The judges get the necessary cyl.
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U. s. Navy Yard

All aboard for The navy ys,s ].
see Uncle Sans battlssalns /
Nebraska Oregon and Wlses.s.
the guuboats Chicago. Bo.sar !.
Albany. the training ship Ptass.
phia. the prison ship Nipslc 49, i
Immense dfydock Boais
Pier 2 Al 9 90. 30 and a.
1915. 2.30 and $40 .. m. n.
trip zoe
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walk backwards
Let Il be- said Tor Mr. Dovoydove.
he oboycd with slight nurmuring.
lie turned the go-cart round and
dragged lt behind him all the way
10 Aunt Titles. and so that the
sun would be az thu darling In
iautB back
You are a love" was Mrs y 3
approving comment
you are a ninny." said Aunt
TITLE, as they arrived al her house
IA this fashion You should have
put the 8unshade on the go-can."
They had left & at home because
thev thought II would obattuct
baby's view
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

IN tho first cage after you enter
sbc Geoaawkinnd Zee Is n very fe-
roeions locking unnatural animal
Petite Primrose began looking al u
% hard that she forgot that she waa
the guest OF Mr. Whangdu0die. the
csmlCal little gentleman who WAS Ia
charge ~ the geological gardens.
However. Mr. Whangdoodle dis not
mind this lie was used TO having
visitors struck with wonder at the
sights 10 be seen there
How DO. Miss Primrose" be said
IN a very important. busy manner
u am rl0l you came. That ~ an
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

denee from printed question: blanks
filled out By the wiVea
The questions relate 20 the be
hAsior % tho husband n rmerwsn
ciea and la tho ordinary affairs 81
life
Thia sa such an excellent chance
90 give Delinquent husband q
Krillins that aafna day one 81 them
h Rolng 10 get shown up AZ a par
~ ia q manner that he NllI not
forget 70 his dying day.
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How do ! figure IT.
have reached eonciu through the theory that there is
pleasure in anticipation tina realization
A maiden H. ought be- free She has
heavy troubles Tier life II Eh She looks the
ard builds her air castles
and mother and THINKS when that life will
ba absolutely
girl Is happy.
Now for the matron She has things her
that but mother understand She looks
back grlhood
Nov. don't think believe aii unhappy.
believe girls would live happier lives by remaining unmarried
Motherhood Is the the
life very
And the real fact the happiness Of the
happiness Of the matun widely different character that Is
almost impossible To- make a comparison.
There doubt that the happiness
ness-he happiness with the solid foundation
Sl believe that the maiden happy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

A mnn0cnphaiic mnnomnniae.
whose monogram we have forgot
ten. has written a monnKiol. mono
syllable mouowrAph upon Tho mono
rail-. and had Il monoiyprd. but his
argument waA 90 manucoutric that
e vas monntusnua AZ a mouoioEue
GA recommendation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
l6 Squares Below are Packed With Bargains
.Women's &Children's

SOC Summer Wells. brown.
blue. black and white 3Se
Childrcn's lSc lronclad Hos
iery. sizes o 10 & 49,. l0c
l9c Black Hose. spliced feet
t.-str s-+. &C.,. .-.. Il raS
l5c White Wash Belts i9e
25c Gilt Buckle Stitched
Belts ....... ....... l5c
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THE MAMe ls nRoWM.

We do plumbing and heating Do
u right Try rs and see. Get
our prices O. H. Brown Plumb
ing Co. 22i Pine st. 80
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Blankets for the CAM

l5o Blanket. IN gray ana "
specially priced fog YIlaa...
.tt.s.tt.tt ttrs.t .s
500 Blankets. Ia eraSs only :
good size. specially priced
....s .stt. .63e
seO0 Blankots. ia Erays only; ex.
Ira large sizo. ia, and worth
5000 each. specially priced iur
tomorrow satet fssstts = i .tih
st0O plankct. Weighing Q pounds.
Ia brown only not an wool
exceptional value at $500. ana.
cialy priced for tomorrow
... -... .......v s2.t0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Il are Mabel has cot ane ~ her
stockings wot. SAID The gigi in lhn
tabernacle bathing huit
Yes. her chapcfon has O. watch
her like q hack 10 keep her out oi
the Nater. responded the Eiri IA
the musical comedy bathing suit
The NeW York rtfi who has been
eating needles must occasionally
got a stitch IN the side
Women MAJ not adnire ooncNit
in men. bat my how Their cnoouf
ago IT,
! know that ahr cannot love me. =
The summer hnafder swufe.
fiar Fnom IL right above uss.
And ahe can hear me ent,re
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WONEN'S

500 Embroidered and Lace
lnlaid sun Shades 600 csc
$500 White Muslin Under
skirts. beautifully made
wee. sttsts +tssss.. NC
25c Pink or Blue Ribbed
Vests ........ ....12J &c
sc Corset Covers. hand
somcly finished .... 3Sc
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"Of course feath
er hraiuod psopis
are oAklos tickica "
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MEMS
Silks and Dress Good:

si.75 quality 36inoh imported oil
boiled Swiss Taffeta SIR. black
only, per yard .........,S i.25
50c quality Taffeta SILK. chiffon
weight and finish. comes IN
navy, brown. rcd. green. cham.
payne. reseda gray cream.
black and white. per yard s2e
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Silks andDress Good

l6-inch all wool Storm serse,
the cloth for bathing So
navy blue. green. red. breN
reseda aud black. regul4f ~
S5c, per yard ...........
2Tinch silk finished bones
PonFce. in an staple shsse
regular soc quality. per ~
............- ........s.... -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Raising the hand with two TN
Ecra sxtsnaod u tho small boys
siEn foF les 80 swimmiu'.~ bat
after ths Fourth there IL a great
failing of la swimming PARTIES.
owing % - many % the boys hav'
Ing al their fingers IN = sling
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City Hall Marker

Rib steal, Toe. boiling botl &C. BOT
roast &c. 500 Third av sss
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Whoar Nrrtea Me ThetrT
The shades % nixht ~ere faliias
fast
A through an Aiplae village
passed
A ercature covered all with fur
A Teddy bear whose contests we're
--ExccIalngi
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Or Ice Baker. dentist 20c Eiisl
building Phone. Main C2sg. sss
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Cut Down Your Living Expenses

LenoN Soap ......S tor 25c
No. 3 Wash Boiler, with cop
per bottom .s.....e.. oSc
Galvanized Wash Basin .7e
Caruation Milk .3 for 25c
Lipton's No. Tea. ID . .SSc
Jelly Glasses. dozen . 2sc
Paper Camp Plates, dozen Sc
40 foot Cotton Clothes Lines
...... .............7c
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Women. Bathing Suits

$3.50 Bathing Suits. navy or
black. neatly trimmed with
hFaA0 atsss ttt.t.+ss. Us
1926 Wash potticoats. made Of
mcrcerixed chambray. plain
c0lors and stripes ....... 0Sc
Si.2b White Lawn Waists. lace
and embroidered fronts. al
stfrfts t+tsf+sta tfr.ts NNt
All Wash Dresses Tor Women ~
.......... oNE-THlRD LESS
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For Boys

Boys Bathing Tights .S
Boys Summer Shirts
Drawers. 2Sc values ~
Boys 2-Piecc Suits, spls,
did $3.50 values, all g
orS ........ ......'eh"
Boys Canvas Shoes, leaihs
soles, high cut ......@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Economy Fruit Jars, dorsa 2.
tt+s.t ..-s..sss s.s'',
Bakers Chocolate, cake y
Navy Beans .....7 lbs. p
Zoe Pin Tablets, each
o Good Tea Spoons
o Good Table Spoons
First-Class Jar Rubosa.
dozen ..... ....,.s.,
Cotton Bats. each ..,,..,.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
PIERCE HAS THREE DEFENSES
TEXAS WANTS OIL MAGNATE ON
CHARGE OF PERJURY.
His Attorney Claims That the Statute
Of Limitation Has Run.

Jefferson City, Mo.-H. Clay Pierce
Is making three defenses to the
effort OF he state Of Texas to get him
there to answer to a charge of perjury
in the making OF al alleged false affi-
davit to the effect hat the Waters
Pierce Oil Co. vas not a party to any
agreement in restraint Of trade.
Pierce's attorney, J. ID. Johnson OF st.
Louis, has sent to the governor a brief
in support OF his contention that the
requisition should not be honored.
Johnson, in a telephone conversation
with the governor, said he had three
defenses: That the affidavit was made
In 1901, and on its face showed the
statute OF limitations had run that
the grand jury when it returned the in
dictment had only the affidavit before
it and heard no witnesses; that Pierce
did Hot read the affidavit before sign.
ing Il, but merely sigqed it after he
had been written by his attorney.
Under the laws of Texas, the making
of a false affidavit is a felony, while
In Missouri 1t is only a misdemeanor.
The hearing before the governor on
tn requisition vas set for Thursday.
Johnson will not appear In person be-
fore the governor, but will rest on the
brief he has sent. Attorney General
Hadley will act in an advisory capacity
to the governor.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
cREvAssE NEAR NEW ORLEANS
Five Hundred Men, Trying to Save
Rich Sugar Ground.

New Orleans, LA %crevasse, IS
feet wide, which, unless closed i'm
m%ediately, will cause overflow water
to back up as far as Gretna, "A town
opposite New Orleans, has opened
25 miles below here, in the west bank
levee Of the Mississippi. 1t is the
first serious break in Louisiana since
the high ate began. No lives are
endangered. but a large area Of rich
sugar and truck farming land will be
inundated to a depth of eight feet in
a few days. The tracks of the Grand
Isle railroad are also being washed
out. Five hundred men have been put
to work in an effort to close the
crevasse.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
JEALOUSY, NOT BLACkMAiL.
In Her rawlings, Mrs. Mcdonald Has
Told the Story.

cell at the police station, Mrs. MI
chael Mcdonald, who shot and
killed Webster s. Guerln. an artist,
told the police enough to lead them
to conclude 1t was jealousy and not
blackmail, that led her to kill her
alleged clandestine lover. Made des.
perate by a report that Gucrin was
engaged to marry a west side society
girl, the police believe, led the won.
an to shoot Guerin. 1t Is his brother,
however, who Is to be married. Physi.
clans in attendance said that Mrs.
Mcdonald shows signs Of improve
mcnt. and that in a few days she
probably will recover.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
AUSTRIA PROTESTS.
Appeals for Protection for Austrian
Subjects at Odessa.

st. Petersburg, Russia.-The Aus
trian charge d'affaires, at the reques.
OF the Austrian consult at Odessa, has
made representations at the foreign
Office with the view OF obtaining ErO,
lection for Austrian subjects at Odes.
sa. where anti.semitic disturbances
have occurred.
The British, German and other ON.
respective embassies the seriousness
Of the situation, but Ambassador Rid.
die has heard nothing from Mr.. Hee.
nan, the American consul.