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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

maT Be rnaHuifsa from afe fu q q
~ daiiy aaaaays from Sac 70 ~ %
Foa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Coal and Wood
on queen Anns Hm on Hscona Ave
Sarth ASH nentnn street Hauled Ca on
IS W nt LtDCk.
Successor 90 q. tsnNsli a Co
Phones. Queen Anne 1855 ird 1855
a tharauFhtrsd scotch collie flr sale
Apply qts itth Az nttf5 a-f
rnr sale. cauafiss - al kinds aaes
laessan r sas' lisa W Myers
nnOAu STREET WOOD 4 coAt. 80
Font 81 Broad % and Railroad aV
VIII deliver coal aud first class weed
e. any part % the city Prices reaHan.
able Delivery prompt Give - q trial
Fhones queen Anna 1gai. Ind. H3sf8
CHICKEN ranch. is miuut.s from cen.
- ea ,...as ara sass i .... house
Petersen. 1a2a Baker st.. southsasi
Seattle. --as-t
Tvpswrgtsrs tie te tsa-iattsr new
NfFd money Bacon Bros Coiman
U.s. ll-lt-ts-t
sswfsr Machines. sinssr. Nee Uaua.
Wheeler standard. National. nsw drog
heads ~ time % eash ssrand hand
R g... AL r,r. u.ls ig 2ss. F'Sairias
Far Gale Business tnEwy uth hos
suitable for tee ant coffee waEaa. Geo
9unthsrf ioia Post ~ SIS
ssuiaF machines a bargain 7
Rush. lse7 First av Fhoas a 1874 II
canar birds for sale rheas Main
isst --ii-1o.t4-e
Fifo huuarsd uen wanted ~ buy uss,
ful clothing 10 very Tow prices az the
rammaar aala IhnrHiaT TridaF and aaf
ufaav Al Second and Virginia IT. Coed
clothes tor nitle mouey SO
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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nErwEEg SEATTLE Axp TACOMA
Elk and nr-half acrea few minutes'
uais from wharf AZ nedondo teach
so 900 Also 10 ceres. tich bottom land
all letsl teelnE go,d county road. more
acres littie further back extra good
tgii. neat cottage . large rooms small
LOOKING Foli Eleven acres with over
ROBERT mALruY.
si9-sio-pli Alaska Building -s.s
IDEAL rkUM MAR KfWKr.ANu
81 300 huFa DO acres. Hf tH cultivation
Coed orchard ana small fruiia Seven
room house sood barns Running
alter EaHF terms
WfMHHir BROS
Room zoe Coimau uidr
ftoMEaEBKE ATTENTIONS
81 NfioFH. Canadian immigration
aEeut wlil be- 80 The uliior Hotel ths bal.
anco ~ the week t1 meet people inter.
nHtcd lu Western Canada
HERE ia A GOOD BUY Come 90 tho
office and see photo 81 pretty (. room
cottage. which we are Offering with five
acres ~ cafrn good leFei land. deep rlrh
aoil partially Improved small barn
chicken house, al Tor 1850. Unal
terms
ROBERT MALrnY.
alf-949-82i Aiaaha Buudiue -s-o
CLEARED ACHES
Just little north ~ the city nmlfa
On woodland Park Ave. We have some
nne acre tracts. they are part NJ ~
old farm which has been under cuifita
fion Tor years. and there's nor root
~ stump in thcm The prices aro
fi 900 no $3.50 PER ACRE
pNE-FoI RITZ CASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05
FREMONT AND BALLARD.

Lots 90 Rlverton station. go down.
SO per month Phone T. s1gs U
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-05

TsidsH Furniturs Cas- restuehing time
tep prices fQF farnifufs uows itis Ffrst
Mao ass. % Irt 4ffl az
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

A question has arisen since the
newly elected mayor was called by
death as to who will act in that
capacity. According to the ordi-
nances and the opinion of legal
authority, the present incumbent
will continue in office, unless he
should see fit to resign. Should
he resign, the ordinances provide
for the holding of a special cleo
ton to fill the vacancy. AS the
ordinances are construed no va
cancy exists as the mayor holding
Office retains his seat until his sue
cessor has been elected and quail
fed. Mayor Davies as yet has
not made up his mind as wha, is
best to be done and will not de-
eide upon anything definitely until
he has consulted the aldermen
elect. Although he does not care
particularly to continue in Office,
should the new aldermen think it
best to save the city the expense
of special election, he will retain
the position. The Citizens and
Democrats have the majority of
members in the council and as
Mayor Davies would be reasonable
and is not TIE kind that would
want everything his own way, the
body will be able to arrange all
matters satisfactorily. All the au-
thority or special privileges the
mayor is vested with is the ap-
pointment of the committees and
as these appointments can be made
and the wishes of the aldermen,
who under the circumstances are
entitled to c voice in the naming of
the various committees respected,
no dissatisfaction or complaint
need arise from this source.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

At this time it is hard to ven-
ture a suggestion as to who the
gentlemen will be who are to be
selected to fill the appointive of.
foes of the city. AS yet none have
been decided upon by the new set
of aldermen, but inasmuch as the
aldermen-elect are level headed
and will act in the best interests of
the city, first.class officials will be
named.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

Our competitor last week re-
ferred to the writer as the "faxen-
haired editor" While we had al
ways believed that the advanced
years of the Register man had ef-
fected his mental faculties, it had
never occurred to us before that
his vision was impaired to such an
extent us to cause him to be color
blind. In our sober moments we
have always been under the i'm
preston that our hair is black.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

With the new board of aldermen
this city will have as competent a
set of men to look after its affairs
as could be desired. The people
apparently realized this on cleo
ton day and accordingly elected
everyone on the Citizens and Dem
ocratic tickets. 1t was surely a
victory to be proud of.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04
IN RUSSELL GULCH

Harry Rickard and wife left Saturday
for Denver and Arvada on an indefinate
visit.
Miss Mayme Xix arrived here from
Boulder, where she has been going to
school, Saturday and will now reside
here with her father.
Mrs. d. Harvey returned to her home
in Denver after short visit here last
Saturday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Perry who will visit in that city
with the former.
A party OF three consisting OF Joseph
Bray, VIM. Prowse and Thomas Han
cock left Monday for Butte, Montana,
where they expect to reside, provided
they secure good remunerative positions.
r. Fowler is moving his household
effects today to Oklahoma where the
family expect to reside in the future.
The Russell social club gave dance
at Zancanella hall last evening. A good
sized crowd was present and everyone
had most enjoyable time. Excellent
music was furnished by the Curtis or
chestra which consisted of a piano and
violin. The trippers of the light fantast-
ic fingered until long after their regular
time for retiring.
Carpenters have been up several days
during the past week and are placing
shingles on the house belonging to the
Thomas X. Hughes estate, two doors be-
low the postcffice. This is quite an i'm
provement, both for appearances and
comfort.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

1t is doubtful if our city has
ever before received sadder blow
than is felt by the death of Jas. A.
Gilmour. Coming as it did when
general rejoicing was being mani
tested over his decisive victory,
and ut time VII 81 it was felt his
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

Wanted-Gentleman or Lady to travel
for Mercantile house of large capital.
Territory at home or aboard to suit. II
desirable the home may be used as head
quarters. Weekly salary Of 81 ,O92.OO per
year and expenses. Address, Armstrong
Alexander. 125 Plymouth Place, Chicago
Ill.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

Wanted-10 men In each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples Of our goods. Salary $500
pei month. $500 per day for expenses.
Royal Supply Co.. Dept W., Chicago, Ill
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

efforts and energies were needed
the most by the community, made
his nntimely demise more regret
table. 1t was indeed sad occur
renee.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

Maughan, Crook, Hansen, Griffith,
Shea, Lynch and Eatwell compressed the
independent Citizens ticket and Fritz,
Keam, Borham, Matthews, Burroughs.
Pircher and Ruttkamp made up tho
Taxpayers ticket.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04
Whu Not a TrIp 10 Havana?

No more delightful rail and water trip
Is to be had than that from Colorado to
Havana via the Colorado & Southern
and Galveston or New Orleane. write
for particulars.
T. e. Fisher,
General Passenger Agent Denver
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

Wire your houes AMI use ola. rio
ights-cheaper than oil ard absolutely
free from danger.
The Gilpln L. d. 4 p. 20.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04
OFFICIAL PAPER GILPIN COUNTY
Phone. Central lO6

To lend the finishing touches to
the defeat experienced by the Re-
publicians, this morning snow fell
to depth of about ten inches.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-04

MorrelIs celebrated hams and bacons
at Hawley's.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

where really low prices. high grade
goods, and lots Of publicity have
brought about this result 1t is only
necessary for the public to call and
examine the large line Of goods We
are displaying and See The prices. ami
We are willing 70 abide the c0nse-
quences.
The line consists Of a fine lot Of
watches, diamond rings, brooches and
scarf pins. bracelets and society EN-
Dlems. Sigret rings from $12 TO 81
cents: clocks. from s26 down: mani
cure sets. $50 to S2-50-au these sets
at half price while they last. A large
line of Japanese goods. cut glass, fine
china and brio brac, ali TO be sold at
prices that will Justify the careful
purchaser in buying Christmas pres
enCs now.
We wish TO again call the attention
Of the public to the FACT that this i
not an Advertising scheme to rid our
solves Of a lot Of undesirable goods
but q genuine closing out Of stock.
OCALA MUSIC COMPANY
". ". C0nd0n
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
EentZ---CaVIS

The Atlanta Journal Of Sunday an
uyuuces the engagement Of Mr. Jack
Rentz of this city and Miss Blanche
Anthony Davis Of Atlanta, the mar
riago 70 take place q the home Of the
brides parents near Kirkwood On the
evening Of The twanty-si8rh Of Decem,
Der
Mr.. Rentz's engagement has been
known 10 his friends for several
weeks, and be has been the recipient
Of the Fluctuations Of his friends. He
IS the Oldest son Of IT. and Mrs. E. P,
Pentz and IS connected with his faith
er In the mill business at Silver
Springs, and has made many friends
during his residence IN Ocala- He
will have as his best man Mr., Emmett
Z. Robinson OF this city.
Immediately after their wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Rentz will come TO Jackson
vile TO spend several days with rela-
tives. after which they will come to
Ocala and will be at home to their
friends az the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E P. Rentz on Fort King av-
enue.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
a Mistaken Idea Corrected

Fer the past few weeks the idea has
seemed 70 prevail that there is q scar
city Of ready money. II such a con-
dition exists il IS certainly is not ap-
parent at our closing out sale, which
has been In progress some days. We
advertised that goods would be sold
for CASH ONLY, and with the at
tractive prices that We are selling for
and the class Of goods We are offer
ing. the cash IS making its appearance
in greater quantities than We had
dared hope for under the supposed,
ly) existing circumstances
However, this is only another case
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Does Ocala Want a Canning Factory? 7

DgeS OCala w aVL i ~dNilFiS d~lOiy .
Some time ago Colonel W. y. Camp
sent us a letter from Messrs. O.
PressprIcb & Company Of 2o9 Broad
way. y. I. asking if Ocala was III
need Of a canning factory, and if SO
would it give any encouragement for
the establishment Of one?
Besides sending a copy of the let
ter 10 the secretary Of the board Of
trade Of Ocala We Immediately enter
I'd into correspondence with the firm,
and a batch Of circulars and the fol
lowing letter were received IN answer
t3 our communication.
New York, Dec. ,, 1907.
Mr. Frank Harris, Ocala. Fla.
Dear Sir-In further answer TO your
favor regarding canning factories. We
beg to state hat We have decided to
send 3 representative TO Florida, 20
look after several locations we have
in view.
Several years ago va established
the Marietta Canning Company Of
Marietta. Ga. Il is just such fac
tory We contemplate for The Florida
territory,
We would ask thar you write them
for full information aud lat Us hear
from you again. II YOU ara still in
favor of a canning factory We will AZ
range 10 have our representative in
clude Ocala on his trip. and az that
ump personally give you full details
Yours respectfully.
PRESSPRICH & Co.
This looks 70 US Ike the parties
mean business and We hope that The
matter viii be taken up - ne board
Of trade a. its next meeting
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

~ a0t Mrs. TvuS-en Polk Drake
rH -h-.- handsome u-F}7 son, Master
T-.--." Pe'k Drake. n. have come 70
.'r cry because of a broken arm Mas
-.- Drake has cccastoned ~ a fall
,-rm his donkey at his home in South
F'ori'a They are the guests OF Gen
ana Nrs {. T. Lowell at their attract
tye home or Hubbard street. and Mrs,
D,ake and the little boy will probably
-ruatn fnr the week Mrs. Drake. as
Miss Alice Hooker was an admired
society belle Of this part Of the state
AMI IN OCala. She has many friends
In Jacksonville. who will be delighted
70 learn OF her coming. which they re-
cret the accident which occasioned
her yisi+ +--1imes-Union.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Rev. R. Y. Arkisson preached the
last sermon of the conference year
to good congregation Sunday night.
His theme vas: Let your light so
shire that il may De- seen Of Others. .
ard II. effort was a most excellent
cut. Mr. Atkisson viii leave for
Tampa tomorrow. and during the sos-
son of the conference will be the
guest of Hon. ". 3 Henderson He
says that Bishop Galloway. who Will
preside al the conference. when he is
at himself is perhaps the greatest pull
pir orator now living. and quite 4
number Of our citizens Will probably
20 down TO Tampa Sunday for the
purpose Of hearing him. He dedicar-
al the Methodist church IN this city.
and his sermon is remembered 20 this
lay His imagery IS as pretty as the
pictures in a moving panorama, and
his eloquence can hardly be surpass-
ed He has been quite sick in recent
Years ana may not now be completely
a himself In his announcements
Sunday Nr. Atkis-ou gave the fou5u-
in church statistics for the YEAR.
Collections
Ministerial >Inoorr. &I31.. .nrs'on-
tails, s415; church furnishing. $50:
beuevQ'anco $1,000: Suo t9r -shorr
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Mrs. J. s. Lewis Of Irvine was in
Ocala Tuesday, strengthening up some
business affairs She has recently
sold her plantation az Millwood. and
may, later on. sell her plantation al
Irvine. as since the death OF her hus-
band she desires 70 live with her
children. She has been spending the
past several months ar Tallahassee.
with her son. Mr Stewart Lewis. and
left Wednesday for st. Augustine.
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. John B. FLOYD.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Street Committee Declines 20 R.c-iys
the Brick
Ocala. Dec. 8. 1907.

Ot d q, LFf-- 7. II|I
Fitzgerald Company, City:
Gentlemen-I herewith inform you
that the street COMMITTEES refuses %
approve the paving brick you have
piled on sidewalk along Main street
south Of public square. These brick
are marked "Catskill"
We reject these brick because they
are not first class vitriHed brick as
mentioned in your contract with the
city. ]. d. ROBERTSON.
Chairman Street Committee.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Mrs. C.. 4. Richardson of Atlanta,
Ga. is in the city on a visit 10 her
daughter, Mrs L F Blalock, and will
spend most OF the winter with her.
Mrs. Richardson was in Ocala last
winter and made many friends here,
who are glad TO welcome her again.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The big men Of the country say
that good times" are here 10 stay.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Collections
Merbe erS Shlp

Fif-y-Seven mem5e-S We e~--l,s.
during the wear: many removals. bu-
net gain Of about rwentv-tve
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
WESTWARD.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B--Eollowing schedule figures published only as
information anu not guaranteed.
100 a. m.-Dauyillc and way stations
's95 q. m--HarrisoubUTg and way stations.
800 A. m--SleepeTs and caches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper to Columbus. Ga Dining Ca--
y a. M--Seepers and coaches 10 Columbia.
S&y2nnah, and jacksonville Dining CEr-
l41I p. m.-HarTls1uburg ana way stations.
'4S5 J. m--C1arlJ-JesEIlle. Warrenton, and way
stations.
-6-l5 p m--sleepers and c1aches to Atlanta. sun
SCI Route Tourist Sleeper 10 san Francisco tn
80 ,. m.-Slecpcrs and coaches 10 Charlotte.
~oilinbia, Aiken. and Augusta. Dining Car
-l9l5 p. n--Sleepers and coaches IVA -gnchbslrg
and Bristol 70 Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining Car
lis p. m.-NeW York aad New Orleans limited.
sold Pullman 10 Asheyilie. Atlanta. birmingham.
and New Oriea1s- Club ard Observation Cars DiE-
iug Car
Note-'DsiIy. fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrve Washington
-. s-5. and 3N5 a. m-i 2.i5 So. s-i5. u-o. and
u;i0 p II. daily. Local trains from Harrlsonbu-g
Us ,. m week days ami 80 p n daily fr1m
CharlottesT,ile SO a. "a. daily.
Frequent trains % snd from Bluemont.
EcAct Onloes. To5 18th 81. 81 Pa ave. and Peun-
sylTanla Station.
C. Il ACKERT s H. HARDWICK
v 2. & Gen. Mgr. Pass. T-af MgT.
W. X. TAYLCE. e. ?. A l. S BROWN. g A
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JULY Il 1907
Leaves Washington. T. T. r. Station. sixth and
streets
30 a. n and 600 a. m.-DaHy-An points On
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanoogz.
and Memphis
l0l5 D. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
New Orleans ThrJugh SLEEPER. Dining Cars.
Tor NcriOlk-Is-s=S Washington sc A. n daily.
llI5 g. n daily except Sunday. S-i5 2. n daily.
Arrive Norfolk ID a. m SO o. n l0-f5 ?. N.
FROM 3 & o. Station. sa5 D ID daily. Berry.
vile Lgray. Shenandoah. Elkton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station s.s5 q. d.
and u.Sj p. H.
All information Fourteenth stree and New YorE
avenue Bond Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at 90 p up % Noven-
Der for dispatch by steamer Iyo MdrU-
Hawaii VIA san Francisco. close here daily az 30
p, N. UP 70 November Il. for dispatch hy steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via Francisco. close here daily at $50
p. m UP 10 November H. for dispatch by steamer
Mongolia.
Zealand. samoan Islands. and New Caledonia. va
san Francisco. close here daily az $50 p. m up TO
November Il. for dispatch hy steamer InveTic.
Japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, r c. close here daily At
$50 p. M. up 20 November p. for dispatch by
steamer Empress Of India.
Specially addNssed mails for Japan. Korea. and
China via Seattle, close here daily al 50 D. m Up
20 November p Tor dispatch By steamer ksga MARI
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. close here daily az So p. m. up 70 No
yeuber 80 for dispatch by United States transport
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN effect September .. lsg7-
200 T. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-St0ps az principal poiats In Virginia Vesn-
btle train standard cache parCr car Virginia
Hot SIrings. handed in No l5 from GordOnsTills
winch has il carte paror and connects 81 Gov
lngLOn for Virginia Hot Srrla6s- Pullman SicepcTs
Clifton Forge % Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis
-. Louis. and Chicago.
40 2. NEW c. 4 o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new TesIIbule trsiE; stops only az Gord0ns-
yllle, Charlottesville. Sta-ut0u, Clifton FCTge and
C0ylngtOn. Va, White sulphur. RonceveTte, and
Hinton. ". Va Pullman sieepers 20 Lexington.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST. Louis and
Chicago Dining cars. "a carte seTTlce. one
night oEr.
uI0 7. NJ F. v LIMITED. Dauy-sohd
Festibgie train Pullman slrepcrs 70 Cincinnati.
Lexirgton and Louisville. Compartment sleeuiug
car 70 Virginia Hot springs week days Dining cars
Ia carte service. S-elIers Cincinnati 20 Chicago
and -. Lcuis. and Louisville 70 Memphis Nash
vile, and Southwest
Reservations and tickets AZ Cheapeake and Ohio
0flccs SIS Pennsylvania avenue: 6e 18th street
near T. and sixth Street Station Telephones Main
$50 for Peunsy lvauIa T. K. Cab Service and Main
eco FOR G. & o. Ticket O&ce.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Southern Relief Elects Officers.

At the annual meeting of the Southern
Relief Society at the New Willard last
night the following officers were re
elected: Miss Mamie R. Heth. preSi-
dent; Mrs. Albert Akers. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs Archibald Young. second vice
president; Miss Susan HetzeL third vice
president; Mrs. J. 9. Wheeler. recording
secretary: Mrs. l. H QuiliO. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs George S. COvington.
chairman Of relief committee Mrs, D..
c. Ludlow. treasurer. and Mrs. Rosalie
II. BOcock, chairman OF ball committee.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE liI PENNA. AVE.
Notice. GLOWING schedule not guaranteed
9T5 A. A. Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman Seepers 20 savannah snd jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let % Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining Cars
500 F. n Daily-SeaboaEd Express Solid trlin
with Coaches and Pullman sleepe-s 20 Savannah.
jacksonville. and Tampa Through sleeper 70 At
lants Birmingham. and Memphis Dining cas-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
MRS. SURRATTS SON BURIED.
Inferred in City He Left when His
Mother Was Hanged.

With only a few relatives present at
the services, the body Of Isaac Surratt,
the son OF Mrs. Mary z. Surratt. who
was hanged at the close Of the civil war
for completely in the murder OF President
Lincoln. was inferred in Mount Olivet
Cemetery yesterday morning. Rev.
Father O'Bvien, OF 81. Peters Church,
conducted the services
Since the death Of his mother. Mr.. Sur
ratt never returned 10 his home in Wash
ingtOn. but took up his residence in Bal
timore, and pursued his vocation OF a
civil engineer until his death, last sun
day
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Bail ny Young People.

The Young Peoples Union Of Zion, a
Jewish organization OF young people.
which has a membership Of more than
%. viii hold their seventh annual ball
this evening Al National Rifles Armory.
The committee Of arrangements consists
Of Sol Goldberg. William Hornstein, and
Charles ]. Stein.