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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-02
Jamestown Voters Make History
on the First of the Merry
Month.
TO BE OR NOT TO BIZ
That Ia the Questton-Is II the History
of Your Victory or Your Defents--
Don't Let the New Grass Make
Progress under Your Feet
keep a-MOving.

May day was a history maker in the
Free Press Jamestown voting contest
the history of your victory or defeat;
which shall 1t be? A lot of votes were
cast and several changes in the stand
ing are the result. 1t was n good way
to start the month. The grass Is grow
Ing rapidly now after the rains of the
past few days, but If you want to go TO
the exposition at the expense of this
paper see to It that IT doesn't get a
very good start under your feet The
work of the next few days Is going to
count nightly. Winners and losers
are in the process of making. Take
your choice. -.
Tho standing.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO 8. A
r. A. Nm q ings held at Wy
their hall at s p m. On the w
Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings of each month. All Gown
panion ROYAL Arch Masons in 60 ii
standing are cordially invited to ut
tend. THOMAS SHONE, M. f..
CHRIS WOLF Secretary
O. e. s.
SILVER STATE CHAPTER NO. 8,
O. f. S, meets in Silver State Hall
at 1880 p. M. on the I'd and 4th
Thursdays of each month. Visiting
members in good standing always
welcome.
MARY BONNIFELD, w. M.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY
OF TALLON STORE

An attempt to enter the |. Ii. hent
c~ompany's store at Ealion was made
NV two would-be burglars last Thurs
day morning, says the Churchill
Standard, but was frustrated by che
nromt action of the night Waterman
The two men were standing In front
of the Kent store and were trying to
open the door. Mr.. Balm promptly
called them to desist and the two men
turned and fed. They did not heeo
a command nor the two shots that fol
lowed, but kept on their way, ran
ming through the eastern part of Tux
town.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED

The quick relief from RE
pains afforded by Chamberlain's Pa
Balm has surprised and DELEGATE,
housands Of sufferers. 1t make ras
and sleep possible. A great many hay
Teen permanently cured OF rheum
tism by the use of this liniment. r.
sale by the Eagle Drug and Jewelr
company.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
WANTED

MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumb ng, plastering, bricklaying, elec-
trical trades; free catalogue; posi-
ton secured. Coync Trade Schools,
New York and San Francisco.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17

A woman is apt to make some strik-
ing remarks when she hits her hus-
band for . little pin money.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
PIANO FOE SALE

Harrington pianos as good as new
In splendid condition. rice 1925.
Apr. 16-1w J. A. LIPMAN.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
WANTED

Barley sacks!l Grain sacks!l!
Highest market price offered.
E. REINHART & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17

If you have anything to sell put a
little adj in the Silver State and the
public will soon know it.
If you are a prospector and want a
g~rubstake, put a little ad in the Sill
YER State. That's where you get re-
suits.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
FOR SALE

One dolceola. Sounds like mandolin
and guitar. Apply to A. M. Latta,
At thePeople's Store.
Apr. 1920.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
FRATERNAL ORDERS
MASONIC

WINNEMUCCA LODGE, NO
10, +. and A.M.-Stated com
munications will be held at X
their hall in the Silver State ~
block until further notice at 1880 p.
m. on the first Saturday evening IF
each month. All Master Masons IN
good standing are cordially invited 20
attend. +. POULIN, w. M.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17

Late form location notices at the
Silver State Office.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
I. o. o. F.

HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO.
Is. LOG. F.-Meetings on 2x1L%,
the LIST and Sd Thurs Ms
day evenings of each month at hall
in Silver State building. Visiting
brothers in good standing always
welcome. f. POULIN, N. g.
F. RAMADOHR, Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
~~~~>~~
EUREKA


Found whata Why, that Chamber
lain s Salve cures eczema and all man
ner of itching of the skin. | have
been afflicted for many years with
skin disease. / had to get up three or
four times every night and wash with
cold water to allay the terrible itching,
but since using this salve in December,
1908, the itching has stopped and has
not troubled me.-Elder John Il. Onr.
ley, ROCKVILLE, Pa. For sale by the
Drug and Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-04-17
NVNa1LNaD AN

| own a dag who is a gentleman.
BY birth most surely, since the crea-
ture can
Boast OF a pedigree the like OF khlch
Holds not a Howard or a MatterA.ctL
By breeding. Since the walks OF ilfe
he trod,
He never wagged an unkind tale
abroad.
He never snubbed a nameless eur be-
Without a friend or credit card he
BY pride. He looks you squarely in
the face
Unshrinking, and without a single
Of either diffidence or arrogant
Assertion such as upstairs OF en-
faunt.
BY tenderness. The ~littlest girl may
tear
with dDSolult lhpuh'ty us 49,
And pinch his siiken, flowing ears he
while
He smiles upon her-yes, I've seen
him smile.
By loyalty. No truer friend tan
he
Has come to prove his friendships
worth to me.
He does not fear the master-kn VS.
no fear
But loves the man who is his master
here.
By countenanee. If there be nobler
eyes,
More iull of honor and of honesties,
In finer head, ON broader shoulders
found
Then | have never met the man or
bound.
Here is the motto on my hfe-boat's
log:
'sGod grant | may be worthy of my
dog
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
SclbItmorS = GOmpaft 5ebnjGbrigcr
MGodlcn.

St.2ouiS, @o, t6, @Gr5.- Gin
SnQuclt iibcr bcn SOB ser 5ebniGbri'
gen 2iebling Slocum bat er9ebcn,
boB 0oS MGodcn in Solge elmer gb'
nlodung nit Der e~benfoIlS 5ebniGbri-
gen Gertrude Sorper, elmer Sfulfo.
merGoin, SelbItmoro bcgongen fat.
9eioe WGoden butten, mie @ertrlloe
9clcgentli6 bcs SnquclteS be5engte,
pereinbort, Iid bos 2cbcn ST. nebnlen.
Gertrude bate gcltern ibrer Wlltter
geiogt, iie iei i'm 9egriffc, ii6 unl5u.
bringen, lnO in 6olge ibrer Wittbci-
lung murbe iie Ourd id)orfe llebcrs
ma6ung al Der Gusfiibritng ibrerslb-
iidt perbinoert. 2iebling Slocum
nubm geitern &orbollGllre elm uno
Itorb i'm 2oi,fe Der Hodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Sas Gnoe BON Upton Sinclair's
SDlUnic.

gngIemoo0, u.s., t6. @Gr3.
- 0rrf Die beltte friib erfolgte to-
tale gindi6erung ser y&elicon-
SnQc,~ Der SeimotG ser Upton Sim
cloir'iden GooperatiD &olonie, fam
Setter Briggs, Elm zimmerman aus
9roDi0cnce, E,.S. um'5 2eben unO
a6t &oloniltcn puroen 0urf Spriin-
&c aus Den Senltern DerIebt. Sralt
Grace Wc8oman Sole; cine 6efannte
S6riftIteaerin, lit 10 i6Iimm 5ugea
rid)tet, BOB man fir ibr 2e6en fiird-
tet, 1tnO oitf lire SdmeIter, Sri.
gIlice Nc@opon, ebenfaQS cine
ShriftItcQerin lomie Sri. 2eonie
6e6tenbcrg, a0f)in Ser &oIonie, iinO
idper Oerlebt. Ser pefuni6re Ser.
Init miro ouf $4,000 gcihGtt. Die
.Selicon.SaQe" mor Elm oreiit0digeS,
friibcr ais SdulbolS 0ienen0eS &c
baltoe ollf einem Siigel ul0 mar bon
etpo 50 MitglieOern ser &olonie be-
mo6nt. Cine @~oSerplolion perltrs
iohte Sen 9ron0 gegen Gogcsan-
brlt6. giele Der a~oloniiten entgin-
gen MIR nit fllapper 9totb Dem Sooe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Scncs Manfo.

Gbtcogo, ST., 16. MGr5. - 9a
es ben 9eomten pom 9unoeS. @ebeim.
bienit bis iebt niht 9~elln9en iii, audi
nur cine Spur bon oen $4,000 81
iinoeli, Die inn bieligen llnterihubnmt
Dor &llr5em abbanoen gefonlmelt
iino, glaubt man iebt, Dab eln hinge
~ltelter oes llnteri6atamtS in einem
gniaQe pom 8eiitesabpe ienbeit oeS
8elo perle9t ooer ir9enbwo perltedt
babe. Ger betrciienoe Angeltelltc bot
5lgcgcben, oaB er manhmnl an Iol'
den A%niGleu leiOet. ST miro ihari
iibermndt, III Der &piinung, irgenb
einen InbaltSpuntt iiber Den Srt, no
bns @elo ii6 b%ciinOet, erbulten 81
fGnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Guniercnsem nit Dem YrGiioentcn.

arlington 8. 6, 16. Mt0r5.
- @ouperneur Gbos. 9. 9eneen II.
@enerolanmolt 8. $. SteoO BON 81
linois botten bclte I'M @eiBen &ollic
cine longere Gonieren5 iiber Die 81
ienbobn Situotior. YrdliNent Wtel-
len, BON Der 9telp = s)orf, Nelp SoOen
II. Sortforo 9obn bot idriitlid OIL
g%efiinoigt, Dab er anl nafIten Sicn.
itag bierbcr fomn1en miro, INN nit
Dem Yr1lioenten 81 conicriren.
Sones Speper, bon Der 9telp : Oor-
fer 9onffirnlo Opener II. 80, bate
bellte cine llnterrebung nit oent ErG.
lioenten, Welde li6 peruutblib olf
Die S~inon5lage be5og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
8ctaatcs Gbcpaar critift.

&biIabcIpGio, t6, @6r5. -
SbomoS Sberlolp, G8 Sabre alt, ulb
feline G2-iGbrige @ottin lpuroen beiltc
in ibrer @obnung ais 2ei6et i'm
9ette g~efunben. Sic lporen IN 6olge
beS ginotbmens bon 2eldtgus er.
itidt, uno offenbor bottcn Tie gemein-
i6oftlid SelbItmoro bcgongcL 90 lie
S6ulbcn bolber g%epiGnOet merOen
iollten. Gin tootcr 9uno lag oltf Dem
9ooen oes ShloI5immcrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
StrifcfraluaQ in Snoiana.

Sommon0, SnO., 16. MGr5. -
Sm Gtobliiiement Der &cpublic Sron
II. Steel So. 5t Oit Chicago, Sno.,
begonn beitte ein Strife, in oeiiet
Solge bolo no0ber ein beoenflider
Sufrlbr nlsbrof. Gtrpo 100 S6iiiie
mllroen 5lpiidcn ben 9(llirilbrcrn un0
Goli5iIten orlSgetouidt. SIS bollerte
cine Stun6e, ebe Die Yoli5ei bic Hllbe
bcrqeIteQt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

Steigcn. - 3ebn GobIengrG6er
burd Elm i6lagenoes @etter in
elmer 8irginier 3ede getootet. -
Upton Sinclair'S Congratulate.
Ionic %abgebrannt uto elm ooer
mebr Weni6enleben perloren.
@beeIing, @.-@a., 16. MGr5.
- Neun Yeriouen, bier @rlua6iene
nno flint &inoer, fanlen bellte friib
i'm iiberidtpemmten 9iitrift Der bic
Iigen Stoot um's 2eben, in0em lie
aus S6reden Dor elmer in Ser @or.
mid 3opiere eingetretenen grploIion
ltno SeuersbrunIt aus Sen 6enItern
ibrer 8obnungen @iprungen uno err
tronfen, ebe linen Siilfe geleiltet
iperoen fonnte. Sic Spfer linb:
Wfi6oel 9retries, perbeirotbet, 80
Sabre alt;
Anno 0esbit, 90 Sabre olt;
Charles Solmon, @Gdter;
GGen gretries, 8 Sabre aIt;
Simon gais, 2 Sabre alt;
@o6lop George, 10 Sabre oft;
gabiap Sbonlos, anabe, 8 Sabre
alt; gffie Nimos, 8 Sabre alt.
Ser Same pcs nelunten SpferS lit
nod ni6t befonnt. Die llnlgebung
Der Sopferci miro balptid6lid BON
Spriern bepobnt. Die grploiion
trot ge9en elm llbr bcutc iriib Elm,
unb 9IeidJ boralf brod Elm Seuer
aus, ipeldes Die gauge Nahbaridoft
b%eorobte. Die erid)redten 8emobner
iprongen IN ibren Rndtfleioern ms
@oiier, uno obne oie Siilfe Der go
li5ei lno Seuermebr ipiir0en nod
piel mebr Meni6enleben perloren &c.
gangen iein. 9is iebt iino nod feline
2eiden ser Spfer alfgefunoen. Gie
Sopferei muroe total 5eritort, unb
baS pierItodige @e6dlloe ser v@bec.
ling stamping @orfS" erbeblid be-
i6Gbiat. Mon ihatt Sen @erlillt ouf
100000. Die 6liitb fGat iest roid)
uno normale 3uitGn0e iuerocn raid
5uriidtebren.
eli Menden i'm Sodings
Sbale ertrunfen.
Athens, g., t6, @Gr5.-Gurd
Die 6lutb im Soding.&iper iinO tie.
ben Terionen bier in atbens Ii. bier
i'm nabben HelionpiQe. ungefommert.
9as SohwnIier bate sltbens meDre.
re Gage lang bon aaer Serbinbuna
nit Der IuBenmelt obgei6nittcn llno
Ser 8erfebr NIT Ser "allBenpelt lpllr-
De erIt beute mieoer bergeitellt, Die
8erungIiidten in atbenS iino:
6. 9. Sneet;
Il6ert Slpeet;
- Turner uno Srou;
9oune;
Charles @eu6rs;
Otto gartb.
Sammtlide iibrige Spfer, 9ortb
ausgenommert, befanben iid) in ci-
mem &abn, pelder umfippte. Sn Scr
Radt bonn letten Mittmod) brod) ser
gabnoamm Der Baltimore . Ohio.
9abn," norolih bonn Soding.Hiper,
Die Slutben ereoiien iif I'M gu iiber
Die Staot unb riiien 80 Sduier meg.
so onbere 1ino Dem Ginltir5 nabe.
Sauieno Wenihen Iino oboadloS II.
bolten iih in airden uno @eieu.
i61ftslofolen al,i. 9aS 8eidGft$.
niertel Der Stobt lfpebt in feiner
@eiobr. Ser Soding.Niper itebt bier
SUB bober, oils in 1884.
Sod mebr Spfer.
81 onongabelo q, ga, 16, WGr5.
- 3pei Iusldnber ertranfen in ser
Ietten Naht bel einem geriu6e, cine
iiber eillen Bad 5u Stodoole, nabe
bier, fiibrenoe, iiberidwemmte
Bride ST. freu5en. Gie 2eid)en mitr.
ben mebrer Stunben ipdter auigc.
funoen.
90 arietto, g., 16. WGrS. -
@iniam WcGraden, feline @ottin II.
5tuei ainoer, ertranfen bier, oils ibre
@obnune orrd Die 6lutben iortge.
riiien muroen. Ger Ohio iopobI, ipie
Der Wusfingion.Tiper iin0 jett inn
Sallen.
Ole aIIgemeine 2oge
Yittsburg, ga, 16. WGrs. -
9as Sodpaiier perldllit iid)I bier i'm.
mer mebr, unb ser Ohio lit bei,te bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
S9reflide
0rubenfatafrOpben.

Sine in Gliaf- SOtbringcn, cine anocrc
in &Beinprcnfcu.
9n bulocrt Meni6enle6en iollen ben.
Iclben gum Spfer. - Sran5oi6e
&unOgebungen Ser G~onDolen3. -
2ei6enbeg6ngniB Ser Spfer Ser
Observation-Disclosures in Soulon.-
Gntrog oltf @er6ffentli6ung ser
beidlogno6mten 9fruntiatllr = Do
fltmente in Ser fron30iii6en &oms
mer. = SSllterpeQution ilber Die
peri6mun6enen Ban Gpd'ifen
@emGloe in StoIien. - 9os obpi-
iinii6e @bfommen.
Sorbod Of, 0euti6Iono, IS. Wt0rj.
- 0ur6 cine INN If llbr geitern
9lbe10 in elmer &oDlen5ede 81 &lcin.
roIieln, nobe bier, eingetretenen 81
ploiion i0logenoer @etter tan1en 70
9erglellte lm'S Seben un0 II an0erc
mur0en ifiper perlcBt. SedS mei-
tere Nrbeiter, mel6e lid) 5llr Belt Der
grploiion III Der @rube %befan0en,
lper0en permiBt. III Wdnner ret
teten lid our6 Sllldt in bcna6barte
StoQen.
2tO 9ergleute fllbren Inn 5 llbr
0eItern glben0 in Die @rltbe Elm, uno
fllr5 Dor Witternuht perbreitete Iid
Die &u1oe iiber oos entieblife llr-
gliid 0urd Die beno6borten 90rier.
Die gauge 9epolferltng Der 8egen6,
einidlieBlid Der Ingeb0rigen Der
@rubenurbeiter, beriammelten lld)
ruih INN ben GinIubrIGodt ln0 Die
2elte morcl nidt 81 pcrtreiben, OBJ
oleid Hegen in Str0men ficl. ST.
iGiittern0e Sccncn ereigncten lid,
olS 0ie 2eider, oeren piele 0ermla-
ben pcrbronnt lulo peritiimmelt ma
rem, ooB mar Tie ni6t ioentiii5irct
fonnte, olli Die OberflGd)e gebrodt
nltroen. Die 3ede geb0rt Scr Somi-
lie b.. @enoelS, mel6c picle tuertD-
poIlc 0erQlucrfe in GlioB = 2otbrin'
gen beIibt.
q oh % @er9leute umgc-
tom men.
S"aurlouiS, HbeinprellBerL 16.
WGr5. - y 9erglcl1tc fon1en beute
friib in ser Observation-Disclosures
INNS 2eben. Sic iporen in Ser @tns
fnbrt begriifen, ais Ons &abel oben
5erriB tn0 Scr 6abrltubl mebrere
Sunoert SUB tiei olf Den 9oben ocS
S6n6teS berob %itiir5te. &ein ein5i-
ger Snioiie oeS 6obrltubleS %cntging
Dem Sooe, Die @rube gebort Dem
prcuBiiden SisflS, melder bereitS
cine llnterlu6ung iiber bdS llngliif
eingeleitet bot.
Sran50iiid 9 pmpotbi e.
YariS, 16. W1r5. - YrGii0ent
Solieres bat Dem &oiier @ilbelm
zinc Spmpotbie = Gepeide be5iiglid
Ser @rtben = &otoitropbe 81 9lein.
roiieln oeifift, uno Winiiter oessluss
m1rtigen Eihon i~tottete beute 9tah.
mittog Der Oelitihen 9otihoit einen
geiud) ob, nm Der Gonoolen5 Der
Iran5oiii6en Tegierung NnSoruf ST
perleiber.
9urd sic 2appen.
Berlin, 16. MGr5. = &oIiirer
Speper, BON Der bieiigen Wiiaer'i6en
Snouitriellen 9onf, lit perihmunbcn
uno bat elm 0eii5it bon $4,000 bin
tcrloiien. Mon glolbt, Dob CT oos
@elo ourh Spefulotion perlor. Die
9onf ipor, oils oieS ade rllfbor n,lr.
&c. einent gnltllrm ibrer 9epoiitoren
mlSgeieBt, belt oenielben jeood or.
folgreid aus.
3nr sen o-"8 at q It ropbe.
Toulon, 16. WtGr5. - ErGIioent
SolliereS, Eremlier Glen1enceoll unb
ariegS : Winiiter General. Sicqlort
iino bier bon Yoris angefommen, nm
Dem 9egrGbnib Der Spfer Der ,Se.
na."&otoitropbe bei5upobnen. So
Mig @biuoro, iuelder lih gegenipGrtig
in 9iorrib befinbet, bat einen &ron5
fir Die @r1ber Der llmgefommenen
gcionot. Der aonig miro bei'm Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
eSoel Wntmam 4 81.
81 meme nit SeiOe gemil6te StOHe69c

Seioe - un0 - @o1e aleioerione, l~obfarbig, grnu, MODE,
marine6Iau un0 braun; 40 3oQ brett. Gin Ieiftes MnhriaI.
$125 Sdattcu farrirtc Snhing, 9n.
4S.5Ga. Suttinq, nit fleinen Sdatten GarreauS, marineblol,
lpbtarbtg, graI rnb braun.
&enc SrabjabrS cuttings, SOC.
Sdipar5 lmo peBe Gbefs, in 3 @roBen; itnpor3e GrerItrcHen
III oerlbie0encn @roBen of ipeiBen lntergrm0; graue cuttings;
9ebrnd)ene Gbeds mo vopeuop" Eloios in perihieoenen 6orben.
&cue 6rhbjabrs cuttings, Zoe.
42r5oa. 9loHe 8orleo Cuttings lobforbiger l1ntrgrlmo nit
braunen &1errretten; lobfurbiger llntergrlmo nit meiBen Quers
1re1erL 9rauer llntergrlm6 nit oopelop" Nlaios. lno l6Iide
graue Eanatna.
Nene 5rabGErs Cuttings, ST.
5050a. grore Banana; 5l30u. Suitin0 in 10 SQr6en; l230Q.
fro15ol1de Suiting IN lobforbig 1O braun.
$3.50 lfpbair Smmima, 7c.
BRADFORD Moboir III Suting GieH; ib0ne Gbeds; lobfar6i9,
braun nelgrIn lmo mQrne6laI
@nnoerihDne Iarquictc, ST 80.
@nrqutette, in lobiarbio, grou, murinebluu, belblau, roIo, weiB,
creme un0 idppar5.
Sdbuar5e Eauama 5n Spesialpreicn.
Seine idppor5e @ononu, biatgcr ais re0uI1re 9refe.
69c. idmur5e Banana; Gbffons @epidt; 45-50Q.
Soc. lbmar5e Entana, tniheldmer; 50a0u.
$1.10 ME biQiger ais $3.50. Sdmar5e Banana; mittel
i6per; 5l-50Q.
Griparniic an iduuarrr &Oic.
llniere 500 idDporp Sole, 5u bobcn fir 79e.
lncre 500 idmar5e &oile, 81 bnben fr 7Ac.
llniere $t25 Idmur5e Goie, 81 boben fir SIC.
llnfcre $50 ihmor5c Sone, 81 boben ir S129
e9orl Gntman \ Co., ,,1 nas a s;s ass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
j3cbn @ru6cnar6citcr pcrnnaliift.

Gorburn So, 16. MGr5. -3c6n
@rllbenarbeiter, nclln @eiBe uno Elm
Nfeger, fonen beute ourd cine Grplo.
lion i6lagenOer @ctter in Ser @rcen-
ougb 3efe, nobe biciiaem Ort, inns
Sebelt. Giner ser WGnner mltroe
lebeno aus Der Grllbe gebro6t itarb
ie0od bolo nafber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17
Sob balt Grnote.
@ielc IcnidenIebeu fallen Dem Sudr
ma6er 5um Spfcr,

Sprier ertrinfen IN 8beeIing
in Solge zines 9ronopanifs. -
2ebensperluit I'M Soding.G bole,
in Ohio, unb in anberen StGbten.
- Der oberc Ohio fGQt roidL tpei-
fer unten lit ser Stub nod I'M
Steigcn. - 3ebn aobIengrG6er
brrt ein i6~Iagen6es @etter in
elmer 8irginier 3ed)e %9etootet. -
Upton SincIoir'S Gopperatips&os
Ionic abgebrannt uno Elm ooer
mebr Weni6enleben perloren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

II America ever Nrapplca with
Japan. she viii be- fighting The most
subtle The most cumming. the most
patient, the best informed country
lu The world
Japan "a adding % her knowledge
of America every day
Your Japanese boy may be q
graduate IT the spv college The
wiacned figure who keeps the eurlo
shop ~ not lmprohahly reporting
home regularly The quiet iana.
nese colleHe student 10 more apt
than NOS 60 Be In che service OF the
government aa a SPY
The japanese war eollege i8 here
~ china because Japan provided
fot mat IN the terms 81 settlement
with CHINA it q four miles from
ssfAns hat. towards tie apraWlinR
arsenal 81 hlausynnE, Ia the VII
leEe Of fUn Wen
Armed with q card bearing curl.
DUSTY scrawled characters from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
STATE NEWS

The king sash and door factory
at Spokane haa been destroyed hy
fire, The loss being $40 GOO
The ayearuld daughter ~ J W.
Anderson cmwlod .ndvf a wagon.
load OF logs which her father was
hauling near Nottingham yesterday
and she vas crushed 90 death
Wnlla Walls is making plans o.
capture the 1908 irrigation conven
tion
The hay crop az Ia Conner IL
estimated 10 BE- about one third
short
Reports nf Big wheat crop
comes from the Malla Walla dis
tfict
Ia runaway accident at rar
llnRton yesterday three women
sere seriously injured
Congressman Jones has an
nouuce1 Thar he Nill not stoop O.
any undeFhanded work 81 hts cam
palEn fof che uulged States senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
REMEMBER THESE CONDITIONS ON WHICH FIRE SALE
GOODS WILL BE SOLD:

and the Fire Sale Goods attended to afterward.
We cannot promise to deliver Fire Sale Goods with
regular goods, as conditions may make il impos-
sibe for us TO do SO.
All goods will be sold in the condition in which
they are shown on the floor We cannot do repair
or rciinishng work on Fire Sale Goods under any
circumstances.
Sales must be for cash at time of purchase No
{. o. -. orders can be filled.
Fire Sale Goods cannot be exchanged nor taken
back, as we want to turn the damaged goods into
money At once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

ine trst and most important condition to bear
Y nind IS that we can make no definite promise Of
.eaVeFy on Fire Sale Goods We may be able to
.s'Fer some Of them in few days from date Of
,'e' but on the other hand it may be several weeks
.aore delivery can be made ON others. So please
~ ask the statesmen TO promise date Of delivery,
they cannot do it.
Nssularly priced goods viii at all times be given
!, preference in delivery over Fire Sale Goods.
you purchase regular and Fire Sale Goods at the
a"e Tune, separate orders will be made out for
asDb the regular goods being given first attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
CHICAGO WILL
GET CONVENTION

CHICAGO. Aug Chicago Will
Hot both the democratic aud repub
llcan conventions. according 20
Thomas knight chairman of the
iolhi committee haylng charge Of
The matter lie says Chicago IL
me logical city The only compel.
lns cities are Denver. Seattle.
Kansas tsiY aud Boston.
Elkht hundred hotel rooms have
already been engaged for next
June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
NEED ruonoAr ENGINEERS.

because Of a ac4kclty ~ marine
engineers many Of We tuehoata on
tho Sound have had 10 tie up for
dhya This shortage has prevailed
for SOME time aud tugboat owners
are Ia despair Tho wages paid
arc from $50 10 $50 higAsr than
those paid stationary ongiaeoru. bat
the supply IL very limited steam.
ship men say 90 meet the situation
they must have men from tho east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

miral Dewey. arrived FROM the bal
lout banks yesterday stth $4,000
pounds 81 fish
Hteamg* Sou1ma sailed frnm san
Francisco Tor thia port Iaiy 90.
The steamer noaaMe ieft today
in place ng the Lydia Thompson
and wiil routlnWe running until the
latter has been repaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
TO SPEAK TO
UNIONS

A series uf meetings on the flfai
Sunday evening Of each month are
TO be held at the Labor temple. al
which the speakers viii be- mumi
nent ministers OF this city and rep
febeutaiiveH ul oFeauireF labor
The topics discussed Nili he
those touching tHU welfare az man
Kind Ia which both the church and
organized labor have vital iu
forest AZ The meeting neat SUN
day evening az 3 o'clock Rev sid
uey Strong viii BE- the principal
speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
PROPOSE CITY HALL
AT FIFTH AND PINE

u iH aaid'that the Seattle Electric
company has proposed. through
John Davis a Co 10 sell to thu
cilY as site Tot new city hall
the present location 81 the car
barns ~ titth at and Pine n The
property II priced al 1915. 900. and
Fleet q battleships at Navy Yard
ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

some OF the counoilmen are IN.
olined 20 look upon this ~ very
good purchase.
II IL probable that tho question
0f purchase will be submitted 20
Sc voters Of tho city this fail. 10.
rether with a bond issue 10 cover
the cost OF the purchase ssd con.
atructiun Of city hail,