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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11
First Published April 5, 1907.
WARMING ORpER.

In the United States District Court at Vinita,
IN the Northern District Of the Indian Ter
ritory.
Sarah w. Barnes, Plaintiff.
VS. NO, EO3Z
Amos J Barnes Defendant)
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11
GEORG E. MoCULLOCH

The chieftain is authorized to announce the
candidacy Of
GEoRG Z. MoCULLOCH
az vinita. subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary.
For Judge Of Craig county The entertain ~
nnfhorixad to announce the candidacy Of
THEO. ID b. FREAR.
suhiect "a tho action Of the Democratic party.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11

The Chieftain Is authorised TO announce the
candidacy Of
AUGUSTUS e IVEY
for State Auditor, subject 20 the action OF inc
Democratic party
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11

.CALDWELI

For County Attorney Of Craig county The
Chieftain is authorized 10 announce the candidacy
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11

III a onndldoto Tor County Supeflntenuont ~
schools. subject TO tho action Of the Democratic
primary.l
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11
For state Auditor.

Of vinlta, subject 70 the action Of Che Democrat
party.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-11
Chas. A. DAVIDSON, Clerk
u ~ no.,tduon nanutv

Martin a. Austin, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Wilson N Smith Attorney for nonresident De-
fendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
You YOUNG GIRLS WILL HAVE TO STOP
SAYING, LOVE YOU" BY STAMPS /"

10 you hnov shy tho girl you
aaw dropping that letter into tho
box a. the post office placed the
stamp Ia that position this morn.
ingf No. her eyes were not on tha
bias They we're on Postmaster
Stewart As you nee. Hhr was a
very pretty young womAn. more.
over ahc was q gifi with lot ~
all around Information. judging
from her kn0wiedEo OK tho stawr
language
The letter was probably n hcF
sweetheart and gave him assurance
Of the state Of her affections by
tbs way Uncle SANS tee WIS a.
tnchea
But this musf not b. IN the ~.
ture Il gives SIR Stewart and his
clerks a bot % bother. and besides
Il DELAYS the aendinE Of tho letter.
A good many sentimental young
gifia do not know That BY FASTING
a stamp on any part but the right
corner Of the "nnveiopc." tho letter
t. delayed from three hours 10 ono
day.
Al least so says Postmaster
Stewart. Il h because OF Encie
Sans new cancolllng machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

When the clerk IN charge leta one
loose Il sounds llks Yuang
cyclone and ths iesfnra dash BY 40
quickly that you cannot 30. ihuul.
Hat every single one IL cancelled
Ia the same spot And when the
stamp u placed IA the middle ~
Tire top. which means yea. Il also
neann that particular letter must
BE- taken frum the rest and stamped
BY hand thereby iucuFrinx ihw risk
~ nimninE mail trAinM
Postmaster Stewart nAya that
many letters received every m0nfh
have the stamps affixed IN = man.
nef understood oaly b. the initia-
ted.
Here are a few tranalassaaH ~
tho stamp language. In the iet
hand corner AZ an angie. 4 hate
you. same a. right Angiea. 7 long
20 see yea
Even tbs Ordinary position has a
meaning. hnt Il Il sufficiently pia.
,onle 20 cause no alarm Il merely
means. = want your friendship"
and IL cancelled without any heal.
fancy.
But say. EiFia. think II over. non1
you think the whole -lisinass Il
pretty muahyf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
CUlssa NCIlCEsCE AND INCOMPETENCE

Criminal negligence tho only which properly char
actezes failure OF the Seattle Electric Company to pro-
vide with tenders which real safeguard oe and
limb.
Men al the head OF any corporation whose operations en-
danger the life individuals responsible for any
which the extent to which accidents may be
avoided
No responsible official OF a railway corporation escape
criminal responsibility for loss of life injury to individuals
unless that corporation done all in the power OF money aud
foresight 10 prevent accident injury.
Accordingly heavy responsibility rests the shoulders
of the responsible officials OF the Seattle Electric COMPANY the
responsibility for the loss OF many lives well the ruin Of
many lives OF victims who have been MANNED beneath the
wheels Of It's
Were tho company equipped with the best fender
device ohanable criminal responsibility would rest upon
the officials Tor those lew inevitable deaths which result from
cars striking pedestrians But the equipped
Although tenders in elsewhere which make
death beneath the wheels almost mpossibly they not
IN in Seattle.
Why they in question which is hard to an
swer.
II prohihitiye price attached these devices II such
equipment outlay embarrass the corpora
ton financially the public might conceive how the sesness
corporations would induce them take those chances which
daily resulting in violent deaths and ruined lives but such
Is the Not only these devices within the fnan
Of railway corporations bat also they prove
great financial saving all companies which install them
They prevent fatalities and the serious uurng Of accident
victims they prevent expensive damage suits against tho
poaons In this respect alone they for themselves many
times
That IS why the question is hard 10 answer
II would that aside from humanitarian considerations
considerations of conscience the railway corpora
tons would adopt Of safety appliances
business proposition
That they do not leaves 10 the public but one conclusion
that the officials Of such corporations only ermnay
negligent. but eriminaIy incompetent we'll
The stockholders Of railway corporations should be
the first from selfish interest, demand the adoption Of all
possible safeguards against City councils egis-
lave representatives OF the people should that such safe
guards be adopted But where the corporations and
city councils fail 10 do their manifest duty the public
should make and nstent demand that they take action
Seattle has witnessed several garing sacrifices criminal
negligence the part OF the Seattle Electric Company reeens.
B These sacrifices criminal negligence and Incompetence
should be stopped Sekenne Of slaughter
Of Seattle blot the reputation Of the city, almost
much under present conditions of reckless railway manage
ment as If they sprang from outright murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
WITH THE HIGHER COST OF LIVING

With unea % eat fairly veil The
man makes SIS a week.
Fly Poor dewitt Be cant 60
vsry far on that any longer. In the
eating hne And a man making
only fi2 a week hasn't any use
whatever for rs screens. I can tell
him
Ant--why. IT'S hard for me even
70 SGT crumbs in thln honHc The
lady Eets down on the floor aud
picks thorn 80 Tor hrg csaary. be.
capso abe cant afford bird need any
more. I Wish I had wings
FiY--liuh. that wouldn't get you
anything rrt exhausted flying
round looking Cor . square meal
Ant-Thrco mice died in this
honse the ether daY. starvation.
Fiy--l'oor thiurHi
A1i-And look az me. I'm getting
thin.
Flf- Yea. we're sii getting 80
cmariztcd the apidcrs are begin.
ming 10 kick
The last seem of them they we're
trying % eat Ernaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Had We best not call him off, ere
too far ~ SEA
Perhaps W. yet may do it,
Retrieve his senses through ltl
Keep him "a the dark q while for
fear aRain he'll aee
sun other girls 10 make his heart
go thump,"
We really should protect that head
o. aoft-ii like yeiYetaeH
Not fully muHhad you understand
just sort af half between
Recovery may Jet come about for
this poor chap. ween.
Could we mold that dimple % a
wellfermed bump.
Maybe he'd think this wouldn't
help him an fust the same.
II might help the Stars Subscribers
Il plead also IN THAR name =
IL hos given fullest freedom he'll
40 hopslsssiy insane. "A
Not iast rdafty with n dimpls IN
her ehlnt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

fIy-whcre 10 you dine tenight'
Ant 4 was thinking Of eating AZ
home. a. usual
Fiy-Doa1 Do q. I've sampled f.
and The buffers fierce They only
pay 20 cents q pound Tor h.
Ant-Teo bad. IA love 90 have
a taste Of decent butter again.
fiY-HEh. you cant touch decent
butter under eceufe = pound
Tlefa's only one family I've found
IN this end OF town can afford TO
une a.
Ant They must he mllllonairea
Fly-They arr hut dod CAST Il.
thas don't feel ahlo 10 lnosru up
for more than a half pound a week
wsih steak and ice cream and
chirkcn soaring
Ant We'll. ! don't care N there
isn't much Al ! want IN a taste
Lead ms 10 81
FLY cant They keep " lock.
ed up. 80 even the cook can't touch
Il between meals
Ant This kanaiiy I'm staying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
INQUISITIvE EDWIN
BY f. w. Schaefer

"oh. mRwi"
Well. dcarg'
KIN ask you somsthl'n'g"
ASK a."
AJAX what. nav"
Edwin. you IrrttAie mo-"
what's 'irfigate' ?.
Making tho lose my temper"
n didn't know you'd lost n.
NAV"
But have"
Any reward z"
What 10 yuu moanTF
KIN have a nickel II find n
for your
"Never mind. all I aak OF you Ia
silence"
what would you do with Il.
mawT
"oh. hush. I want 90 read IEor.
lenses HerolEm. or Facing the
World With Only a Powder Rag.
i just wanted 10 ask you about
the ostrich
I don't see why you should
trouble your head about the os.
trlchY'
4 amt troubling my head. I'm
troubling you"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

maybe he'll think this isn't help.
lng him any
know man with dimplo Ia his
brain,
"tGone half crazy.
Altogether dnxyfD"
Fanciea he has AL kinds OF girls In
hts train
Poor fellows -ail mixUd up"
Raves about a giri that makes him
'stammer So"
Told about a Cuddioy Glri and now
calls himself allow"
Ills dimpie'a most effectlyc~that
anyone must know
sinea he says hs feels just IKE
yellow pup
Poor fellow raFing about her lips
and cyua.
Raying ever pink ehccks and about
her si1u.
Raying over brown hair aud about
her skin.
Sensoiess ~ mia dimpie cause
dimpio'a In her shini"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

who the 1907 rn9 wxst llko7 Nhat hor dlaun
gulahng chafRcteriatleHf
y ane undordressed' Is ~ oo dreHSod' orsS she iu"
Il she pale nd o. rosy fullbloodedg
o delight" OF e0G-a vfpon
Of dainty
yet bright
For human daily foodY
ath!gic Es<eie who
wild sger the 80 links s.d ahoat with wetained muaoea
fearfn OF rejoicing
What Is Girl iikc anyway
corps wollkpown artists who contribute this
paper Girl 1907
prepared Characteristic dragging appropriate
elf Of the f bernard shaw
conscience Look Tor homl Wait for hsml Tho
nra Is here presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
!. ''DAvE HARRINGTON, LUNATIC

her roughly by the ehoaldo..
hcid nor az arms length n, s,,u ~
minute and thon wrappad nv n1 4
ms arms On a fond ana tanoa y
,,. NY aw y. why did y.
Dave Dave. 7 am yoa, 49,.
That is NtS ! loft you o. f
before left Sherwood I ~ ~ aal
ler from The superlnis.6eg, = ~
Infants Rest In wblss ~ ~, " re
Thought De ought 10 tell M 80 y
~ J was VI age, that my ns,a ~
R.d yours. too. Dave Nees I s,,,.
IN a rullroa4 wreck yo,, 'Hiea
we're ON the same train @aa !
mlracnlonsly nacaped nnlnts.s y
we were taken 10 the foupdl,,,. y
stitgiion and given the namaa 70
now have By STRANGE ~. y
dence you ana ] were ado,.,e aAeI
p"nons 10 The same town IN ~ ~ y
were NOT apprised Of our gss.. .hsI
ship ] was not brave enaa 'ahDh
tel you This. Dave. win yos .
give me- " sVn iot
Yes. Margie. ! forg,va -.
am very happy" ''1
Dave harrington. dlach..
cured was Written On tha ~, =
ham asylum records rs ,, L'ash
later "'anies
Along the tan barn n.,h !.
asylum gate. Aargle az y ns
walked hand In hahd bshl.1 s
psychology clsaa. a ns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Wen. what did you wish to
know
Is them ostrich feathers you
wear ON your hatT
Yea
Then why don't yon let the oa.
trich wear ihemF"
The ostrich does"
Where. mMwT'
The ostrich wears them on lta
tail"
"Hee.hoo hae1"
why 40 you laEghY"
They're ia hustle. aIn't they ?"
"Oh. that child. that ehlldi"
Nav
Now whaff"
What does the ostrich eatfT
"oh. glass and nAila and tin
cans"
kin a ostrich digest anything ?"
Yes. yca."
Then I mus, be an ostrich"
why p"
"nccauac digested that cake you
baked"
Then nav" recolieeted teIilnK
her friends poor Edwin had an ap.
petite like a bird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

~ the Oregon r. n. a Nav Co.
sept ~ l2.i9 70 jamestown and 70.
fnrn. fast0
Sept ii.t2.i3 Chicago and ~.
turn sgl6a. 81 Louis SCI so. oma.
ha, Kansas Ctty and Missouri river
points $50 90. Tickets. rcaerya.
lions and Information al Union
Ticket office. 6ek First ave. +. ~.
Elnn. Gent AIT sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
STAR DUST
90 80 BY JOSH

Josh Wise Says; 3
fha cheap street car fcniep Il an
inyentlsss OF the devil Ia get quick
action ON tho unwAry.
Bnly'a Finish.
Mary had billy goat
With pockets full Of tin.
Aud everywhere that Mary went
THAT goat came buttin' In
hut now the scat has nothing left
hut whiakera ON his chin.
Alas. he Was human goat
And Mary blew HIS tin.
Floral Scandal
You cant paint the NY" de
clared the rose
Maybe NOT" responded the aston
"nut have YOU noticedy" O.
Noticed what7"
"rhe liiy pads Washington
Herald.
Husbands never seem 90 think OF
forming a union to demand some ot
th@r own money to spend, New
York Press.
Time he Was Gone,
Il see Tompkins has returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
Good Takers Are
SIaShed

Why be without the refining IN.
fluence Of music when you can now
secure the regular sg5 fully guar
autecd Talking Machines complete
with large horn aud latest repro.
Queer for $3.50 during the closing
out sale Of present stock OF the
Johnston Cor
From the way Pianos and Talk.
ing Machines arc being snapped
up each day, the end 10 likely 10
come any time. Bettor arrange
60 come today
ID. s. JOHNSTON co.
Oldest and Largest 903 Second av
Store open evenings go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Take a trip on tho Sound and
Walt Tho Y. 3. navy yard. see the
haitioshipa Oregon. Wisconsin aud
Nebraska the cruisers Charleston.
Boston, Buffalo aud the training
ship Philadelphia, the mammoth
dry docka. torpedo boats aud
prison ship Nipaic Boats leave
Pier z. foot Of Yealer way. SIX times
daily. Round trim hOr ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

from HIS vacation"
Yea"
How long was he gomez"
"Thne sets OF skin on HIS nose.
Milwaukee Sentinel
Particular Maid.
She cried out for a Teddy Bear,
They granted her request.
nsk still her crying filled the air;
rlo wanted Teddy dressed
oeste the Reverse.
Here" said Towne. rs a rather
clever little book Don'ta for Club.
mon"
u don't aec anything IN that" ~.
marked browne. 20 isn't the
donts that worry olubfnen. It's
tho dues. Philadelphia Press.
II there had heen no women In
tho world men would never have
known that there was auoh thing
an complexion. -- Florida Times.
Union.
n the standard does not intend
90 pay that fine. why has Il doubled
the price OF oilg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

peach excellent Of Muicbriey the 1907
Girl
eposeu Vigorous
aahiou inEent ghhrd abe her clothes like
! and smiles like a godd In a gardon
il homo chair a garden
fn hox a
street a. Ia an
yet Jet rnaaeniy
Il a ehe delight nut All
hinra and her Wholesome
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
Boys Wanted

To sell Seattle papers. For lnfoh
nation apply 10 Geo. Englor. Star
office. old library building. between
and II IN the morning aud 3 tn
? r. the afternoon. Initiation fee
paid BY Englsr. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
ssATrLE MAN MISSING.


ASTORIA. Sept. tt-T. +. Nh
Ter of seattle came here several
days ago and purchased a ranch
near lire and made payment on
another lie had considerable
money with him. lie has now
disappeared and the police are un.
der the Impression that he has met
with foul play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
QUITS TO COACH AGAln.

Oliver n. Cuts. the famous for.
mer Harvard football player. now
practicinE law In this city. Will
leave for Cambridge. Mass. next
week Mr. Cults will DO ono % the
coaches Of the Harvard football
team again this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

"Thia IL the suicidal ward said
the supervisor aa he unlocked the
door 70 Miss MarFie Gordon. Who
IN turn repeated the information 20
the pupils ~ har psychology class
thai vas visiting tha asylum IN con.
necftUn with the chapter on inaan-
fly.
Miaz Gordon and her high school
class walked slowly around the Az.
esmhiy roam Of the ward serutsniz-
tnw~sha faces OF occupants Of the
beaches Dave harrington vas hid
lng his face Ia bis hands Not that
he wished 70 avoid their gaKe. bug
be was 10 one OF bis customary ~
tisudca. A. The visitors were irav-
Ing ths ward, Harrington ran 20 a
barred wlndow He eiufched the
cold iron bars that separated him
frum freedom.
~MarEie. MarRfe. DO You hear
met u is I. DAVE" he cried at
the top Of his voice as be Iseercd
through the bars Into the gioam-
ing
Miss Gordon gave 8 cry. partly
one of fright aad partly surprise
She recognized the voice She ran
10 harrington and ihrow hex arms
around his neck
Dave. ! hear yau This Is Mar.
gle Donf Ypu know me-
Harrington turned and grabbed
Mnrs fntflraf4ff.a Al ssasar wrnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
.
ny y. q lAsr.

ny n. 8. JAP.
Dave harrington sat on a low
bench Ia the suicidal ward of tile
Oldenham asylum Ile Was tail ana
handsome. The records gave his
tire as ~. but a aprinkling ~ gray
that showed through his dark hair
added 10 years 20 bis aplAs
iio Wa gazing flxediG 81 the coil
ing snd running bis long thin
fingers through bis slightly curly
hair Suddenly hes jumped 20 his
feet and ran 10 TIE barred win
dow
"Margie. Nsseie. why dnt you
come back7 Don't yon hear no
Mafgie1 II Is your Dave" be vail
ed, piteOuHiy
"8lt down. harrington" com
manded an attendant. gruffly "Ych
have been calling that girl for two
years. and she never comes. 10
what's tho use Of acting crazy"
Dave harrington and MafRie Cor.
don had been piaymateH IN the 1T
tie village OF Sherwood They were
, graduated on the same day from
/ the high school Dave became
bank clerk and Margie put her DO.
nestle seieuoe iato practical appll'
cation IN her foster parents home
Every evening they met and
eventually their engagement was
announced. They we're % be mar.
rled IN June
The evening before that happy
day Dave hurried homeward from
the bank. Maegle would be wait
ing for him on the porch and wave
her handkerchief as soon as he
hove int0 alght, as she had been
wont 10 do since they had left
school. Dawes homo was two doors
farther down ON the same street
Az he turned the corner he took
haaty survey OF the p0rchea on
their street, but no one was In
sight he aulckened bis steps and
rushed into MRfgies home without
knocking
Hello squire. where IL MargieY
he called 10 the old gentleman.
seated Ia the pafl0r
"ghe il gone. and the old man
started 10 CITY. lie handed Dave
note.
Dave read the note again and
again. but no reason for her flight
was given. He rushed % the raii-
way station. Margie. he learned.
had gone 10 the city on the early
morning train. Dave got a ticket
and left on the next train.
A week later ths following
article appsared ia one Of the daily
papers:
a well dressed man. who says
be Is Dave harrington. and refuses
20 tell where he lives. was found
wandering aimleasly about the
streets last ulKht Unable 10 give
an account Of himself. be was ar.
rested an a xagrNncy charge
\ am searching for Margie and
I xfii look the world over until
find her" was al that he would
tell the police He was adludged
insane and committed to the Olden.
ham asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

More bastleships al nAsy yard
than ever before. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
Hamilton Studio

coiman Building. ArtIHk y.
graphs az reasonable prrs. 800
coupons or Other frands y. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

. joyful
| eyerywh
1 thusiast
patrons
atlonda
record |
O'Clock
line for
market
second
As 81
ing ran
with th
and the
/ n1alntaii
produce
sides Q
wagons
trance |
ax Sal
out the
The q
who vo
perisf |
surprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

4 4 4 4 4
i
Il Not eve
4 the law
i property
il called up
Ia battle o
Ihighwzynn
4 gun me
|klli. rafhe
Hand arresi
i II Is al.
happens
i one Of tn
i poles dep
thsy we're
they Ieas,
/ cone VI
balance
when II is
THE series
which 50
|orable eve |
|departmen
II was
|that Diet
and A. @
|iheir mos
They wer
couple Of
4 number
The police
lsess'on Of
mated the
|on~ but 4
robbery IN
4 Wa,
!. Their ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

The I
GEES bri
more n
well b.
emplifie
which b
the Bea
field Of
Illnstr
told IN
york "
powers !
m brznf
be sudd'
hecaufe
flooded
requests
OF the
Alaskan
duced "
now In
more "
way Gle
Hs
When
from NJ
him the
10 opera
The op
a. Mr. ]
70 work.
York cos
him. but
when he
ing task
for the Z
hs Low
funIfr To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

huu oNum iUudi
2aahsr cr~nns vfofsfts no
saniisi Fscs cfsxm. rssulaf sse
stilsman's Frsckis Cream. r<s-
lar zee ............. ~
fumpstan hasaaEs Nnsp. ran.
lar zee .. ~
Dagger a Wnn1sdalfs p<r<srl
cola cfeaas. rsxtlar ixn ~
~ Aae~iiens Marr<xs ct<4n
fe1alaf te1 -stt....-t. ~
hanfciins--s tresanx ffr ne
/ hair aud 70 kseS u IN pises--
fesulaf ltr epftis ...-.. lls
hafnafs t&qad Gr~sn 41xr--
fer shamEoe- srEalEf Tte ke,-
ts ttfsts t.ss.st..s+. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

| We hass a isrrs iins Il Moss
AsMEs as IrnweiinG Case se
~ ~hich De Abess are mmsls
snanSlea kwsrypas win ). srlf i
fftaar Aat fafurday ii ssrfx
isw pfioss cssns 10 xnt lnss
Il thwtm ever
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-15
Bath Robes

Hosiery
One lot of Misses and chiIdrens black hose, very heavy
rib. worth l5C cut to lOC.
One lot of ladies fine m~erCerized Isle hose, plain black,
worth SOC and 75C cut TO BIC.
One lot of ladies' fancy lace hose. plain black. worth
75C to $l.OO cut to Goo.
One lot of mems fancy half hose, assorted, worth SOC
and 75C cut to 4OC.
One lot of men, fancy hose, assorted, worth BIC cut
to 25C.
Mems and Boys Underwear
One lot mems heavy ~baIbriggdn underwear (shirts only
worth SOC cut to 35C.
One lot of boys heavy cotton ribbed shirts and draw
eTs worth 4OC cut to DC.
One lot of mems all wool shirts and drawers, brown,
worth $500 cut to Sl.25.
Shirts
One lot of mems fancy dress and negfgee shirts worth
SIPS to SI.75 cut to Sl.OO.
One lot of mems heavy cotton. fleece lined work shirts
worth 81 O5 cf fO 75c
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-15
Cotton Piece Goods

| lot standard apron check gingham worth 5 I-3C to -7C
| lot bleaChed muslin I'd. wide. worth y IL cut to- l-3C
| lot of ~unbedChed muslin worth lOC cut TO &c
| lot standard shifting. madras, striped and pIaids worth
II I=2C cut to &c.
| lot outing f%Idnnes. light and dark. worth II l=2C
cut TO &c.
! !!ct fancy cotton GRANTEES and fIanneIettes for kimOnas
worth l5C cut TO lOC.
| lot of fancy cotton suitings worth from 25C TO 35C
cut to zoe.
Ladies s Misses Suits. Skirts. ClOaks
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-15

Ladies and Misses Underwear
One lot of Misses and ChiIdren's gray mixed cotton u=
ion suits exceptionally good values at 60C & 75C
cut to 35C.
One lot of Misses and ChiIdren's gray mixed union suits
worth $l.0O to $3.50 cut to 9OC
One lot of Misses gray cotton vests and pants worth
40C cut to Pc.
One lot of ladies gray cotton union suits worth 75C
cut to 4OC.
One lot of ladies' all wool gray union suits worth $500
cut to SIPS.