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SHOCKED BY A CLoTHESLINE
Wire Carries Lightning Into kitchen
and Knocks Out Nine.

Nine persons who were in the kltch.
en- at the home OF Lewis Crawford ut
Delphi, Ross county, o. were shocked
by lightning during a recent Storm
Several children were rendered uucyu.
sciOus, and one OF them. Goldie
Karshner, aged twelve. who had a wire
comb in her hand ut the the, was Sc
riously hurt. Her limbs have swollen
to twice their natural size. Mrs. Karsh-
Der was also badly burned.
The bolt hit maple tree, passed
along a wire clothesllne TO he2bouseI
and tore big holesnsit. Z as Is
A shotgun hanging on the wall was
broken in two. and the harrelRas hurl.
ed ucross ne room and STUCK IN the
other wall. The bolt then followed
the wire around to the kItchen and,
tore out screen window and door,
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the Nlcaragusp soldiers replied Eitb
tenfold effect The wall now looks m
"a sieve. i ID !, sts5s ~
When the last Fush, came and. the Nj
caraguans were scaling the wall from
every side, Mills, with his handful OF
remaining men, fell back INTO one cor,
ner OF tic graveyard near iths gate
way gnst as heywas rallying his men
one Of them smashed the lockcto the
graveyard gate with the butt Of his
mpsket and swung it-open, Mills, men
saw their chance aud rushed out pell-
nell, leaving him alone to face the en-
envy. e11Ft
Mills might have followed item. hut
his fighting blood was up. With one
last shot Mt htsown men he turfed to
face the -whole Nicaraguan army,
which BY that time. was swarming
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fore he saw Dufiet n "A ear CT.
Font windows. SSIied he had inspect.
ed It ana wondered over it be looked
across the street with q glass, and saw
corresponding hole In window In
Gofdsteinis former offices. 1t was exact.
" on a line with the hole in his own
when he had climbed to the other
offices the new tenant Of the rooms
let him sit in a certain place He
found the bnllet, holes on d line with
his head, and be looked stu more trou.
bled as,he went downstairs.
The first thing was to hunt IN the
former occupants of the inspectors Of.
fees. They were found TO be touple
of stage machinfsts. On a certain div
revolver had been accidentally fred
from front window ana the bullet
had penetrated the pane, but Iss Cur,
Their flight had not worried them. The
inspector was stlll thinking matters
over when there came to him from n
paper mill In distant town. as the
man who had had chnrgc OF the uar.
burger case. a package of promissot.g,
notes-twent5 three IN all. Among
them was Harhurger's. 1t was the
new note be said be had given ana
had told the truth about The Others
had belonged TO young men who had
been very careful not to notify the No.
lice that they we're indebted to the
money lender 49,.
With the information at hand, the
inspector did the manly thing Ii was
plain that Hamburger had called and
adjusted his affair He had been seen
going out. 4 few minutes later the
accidental Shot from No. is had killed
the money lender Another caller mn.
peared ana found him dead ana took
the package Of notes from his hand
land descended the stairs unseen. He
had perhaps found his own among
them ana destroyed It. The others
lhad been thrown away to find them.
selves in some ragbag ut last. II took
year 10 accomplish it, but Inspector
Jackson finally brought the convicted
murderer ont o. prison and rehabIli.
tated him, and though lie may live
many years he viii look back upon it
as the best deed Of his life. When he
found himself in the wrong lie ad.
Imitted it and set about doing the right
Thing, VI, QUAD
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which. had they Lera Americans, ,..,c
could have kept of tile enemy almost
forever. What he had not rack5ncd
with. though. was their propeasfty 10
blaze away all their ammunition r..
CARELESS Of whether they were hitting
anything or not.
As soon us their fire slac.ieuad tic
NIcaraguan general, with the help OF a
machine gun placed Behind Ills men.
forced them M the steep hill. They
outnumbered thcig foes ten to one.
swarmins along the trail although the
itst RANTS Nrent dowh.Ir9l1 tue Gre Of
tie men behind the wall, they managed
to worm their way up to the gru9e-
yard TAc sbooh9g 6pIes hn4iag he.
come EseIGss. Mills men, trapped MS
they were, sEeht their. last ammunition
hrlug bIahEly through the wall, while
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When, two wears had passed Inspect
or Jackson resigned from the Yard and
set UP u private ageneyCat rs Pine.
street, directly opposite the scene Of
The, murdCr,-Hc Cepl9 look right across
the strickland see the very spot &'here
Goldstcfn was sitting when shot. lie
had occupied his rooms six weeks be-
-,
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I TIE POWER o iE..5 STEAM.
aIauy NAY See nut II Takes Genius TO
.,t..- Realize.


When James Matt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid 10 jump up and
down A'e said "Thers must bn power in
tina: steam that It can lift such o
weiGli.'
4 There was. 4le. SOL stsH
MiEicisj prior to him had seen tho
same phenomenon and regarded It as
an unexplained mystery
Recent selentlic research has put its
finger on the cause" OF Dapdruff, Fall
ing Half. and consequent Bdldness, and
has uhearthed "a tiny germ which eats
the llfe from the roots of human hair
I NewbTo's Hefpicide destroys this
germq and nonseuuently lrestores the
hair TO its natural, state, ,.;
Sold by leading druggists. Send Toe. In
stamps for sample to The HerpIcide Co.,
Detroit, Mich. a 81
Two brzes-OV eenSs and S1.oo.
Wells & HayhiRkef!i Special Agenu
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MHQLE ARMY
American Single Handed Stood
g 50ff Nicaraguan Horde. sos
WAS SHOT EIGHTEEN TIMES.

BIB Killed twenty-five Of the Enemy
Before He FelI-FOe, MarveIins at
His Bravery, Buried Him With 49,
Ho3sts Sfwar.S lN}ffl ~
The lighting power of an american
shows in the desperate battle Of Fred
Aims In t6s battle of Amlsegir in the
recent waflgetween Honduras and Nj.
caragua.
John p. Poe, who once kicked field
goal for Princeton, winning the most
sensational football game on record, Re.
Gently returned TO Nevada from Hon.
tluras, where he served as captain In
the Honduran army. About his own
service he has little to say, but while
In San Francisco on his way to Nevada
he told the story of Mills, IN American
adyenturer, recently of Goldfield, New,
who, with his back to an adobe wall
held the whole Nlcar0guan army. of in.
yaslon at bay and killed twenty-five of
President Zelaya's men before he was
finally borne down by overwhelming
numbers. = jettl-' Gi
The story comes from an officer in
the Nlcaraguan forces, who came In on
the close of Mills great fight, -,
When there was rpmOr, OF war in
Central America, Mills, who was ut that
time in Goldfeld, went to San Francis.
co ana shipped OH the first boat. He
readily obtained captaIncy In the
Honduran army and inathe Upset state
OF afTairs just before the war broke out
helped get tile army into shapes Ic.
Then came the rumor that the Mica,
raguap troops We're preparing, to cross.
the Honduran frontier II, the interior.
Mills was detailed with a company OF
native soldiers to 90 out into The noun
tains where the Nicaraguans were ex.
pectel to cross and, avoiding the main
body OF troops, to pick up.mS Skin
lmishing parties lie cpnldtfind and learn.
the number of the Nicaraguansl tip-
At Amisegir, a mountain town which
the Nicaraguans were advancing upon
and were forced to occupy us a key to
the position. Mills found himself tlie
onIy nan N thS Hondur6p forces Wild
realized what was Al stake He nrr.
nlred TO hold tbe nlacp against NH
comers r- ll,E Il.
The town lies high an on the hills
with nothing hut zigzag mountain trails
leading TO II they are the hlrhwovs--
cnminos rcalcs-of Honduras fhon~h IN
any civilized country thev wonld ba
called goat Maths
Minis reoIized tbot ba corld ro4 IN
forced from thc town ~, ortilIary 90 -
could only be moved against him, nm
the back Of mules uc It6okinn hig, No.
sitlon In mn oId gray6v6t,l .c6poniapI.
Ing the last ANGLE of thej road, with
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75S757T7S ~ NJ 7zlfis;;7=s
w. ~ - eaaH
The Pine Street Case.

=
Copyright 1901. by-J. w. Nulier.l
J7Ihspeetor Jackson had charge ofltlie
Pine street case. At II Pine street,Ion
the third door, was the ONCE Of Sam
mel Goldsteln, the money lender. One
afternoon at 8 o'clock customer called
at the Sdices to find the money lender
dead In his chair. BE had been shot
through the head. The office boy had
been given & half holiday. and the jew
was alone in his office. The case was
given to Inspector Jackson, and It beT5
gan to unfold from the very first: 1t,
twas not q case Of suicide. No pistol
was found in the room Afellow ten
ant had seen a young man leave the
Office ten minutes before the murder
was discovered and was able to give
a good description Of him.
He went arnupg the clubs with tile
description he hdd secured and within
tthree days he had his man. John Har-
burger. son of wealthy widow but
WHO had become estranged from his
mother on, account of his extrava.
gances, was the party arrested. He
was known to be hard up and to have
borrowed money Of tie Jew.
When arrested he admitted that he
had visited No. II. d While the murder
haC been Committed iii the heart of
London, Hamburger was found and ar.
rested in a toYU ahundred.miles away.
The first steps were easy for the
inspector. q The second bothered him
some, Hamburger admitted that he had
called. He hdmItted that he. was
armed, II6 HAD paid a portion Of his
Indebtedness, and. the money lender
had tukeho Ills note without lndorse-
meut FOR tic bqlahce. He had the old
note wifi him as proof. After leaT-
Ing Pine street he had received II deter
from L tian' iii business hi the town
where be was arrested and had .ac-
copied tlIe4Olter Of. atplace, iiHe had
had to- sdllHhls spsvolverfto raise the
7 uIVueN ~ tptH sllP tLtNtEC upNlt'y Ic ll4lu
notasf5tA d J.3ll4on paDarOfor three or
i'fOurcnaTs. aa,li'lneTEnOthing of the
lnfurtltr rs lail i4tp TIE oGice in, the.
best II sp;%'5gl s:il the Shylock had
even wisbtsi jld:. @p4!taGE 5gl. g..
r. The AIS ssote Wis rot found among
! GoldStt,ii iEIssls but, rs an offset
| to that, lada2, oaX!' j atGs. were missing.
tThefmah IL 1;lijla THE revolver was
I,sold VAS fadnt Ill tile chambers of
tie pegH2Y YeFe loaded. 1t was
S , '.i'st 'ilS, 'ti'uiei nuu eleiep
tile one IA hf, 4 asili;;irSed hefore selling
w %rfaHa. me leElFE, was produced,
anu lit, WI selS%oFe 'ilat ne Wrote ~
oug .hs'i.'egiot so ~, over uiss ~ fall
III . "GiS' H w! t1e my WtiaF "
caiteQ ,,ta'At icA$F 4s9ihstrtlaEputgeE
WlleiN' the s,SS o. l4lal came on anu
only 2ht I i4'As save! me prisoner from
tAe }}s4li9NS, ~ WAS pf9yea mat ne
tl.h IL fhnf tnnFEn
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Bs .EIIIIl Ono
I.is. sRAlLlROAD.

ne l.pH@ s3-AANfNWa
Schedule effective June 2. 1907.
ChAEEsBuRG, W. VA,
y Lssl x : pai " except Sunday,
-.-As. StfidAy ofify. - T.F.'is'
80, iA1R LIME HAsTBouND.
cumberland Washington, Baltimore
rhiladelphia and New York depart
o:5S am, s5;l0 pm. sg:s5 pm.
:, . eagtlye sls;53 am. 1855 am, e6s0S nm.
GRAFTON Accom-, depart SI0,20 am
A,.sU pm, 1858. Arrive s7;2S am,
x4:00, pm. 1850 pm.
MAIN LINE, WESTBOUHp,
FaTkeEshurg, Cincinnati, louisville and
81 Louis, depart si2:6S am. 1855
am, .6'Vs pm. Arrive 1859 am, s5:40
pm, 1885 pm. .arl IT,
Parkershurg Accom-. Depart s7.2S am,
N4:VO PM 1850 pm. Arrive sI0:20
am x1:g0 pm, 1850 pm,
W. va. q PITTS, NoRTHRoulyp.
Connellsville and Pittsburg. Denart
X6il5 am. Arrive SlI:O5 pm,
Falrmont and .Morgantown. DEPART
x6il6 am. Arrive xS:S5 am
W, va. 3 P1TTSa soUTHBoUND,
Weston, Depart x6:0b am. xti:30 am,
Arrive xS:55 am, 1880 am. x2:l5 pm,
a..x1:0b pm. rs.l 10 yltg NJ
Pickens, Depart x6:OO am. Arrive
SSsb5. nm. .2I;05 pm. 8t-
Redwood and intermediate points, De-
part 1890 am, Xl1;S0 am. Arrive
x2;lb nm. x7;05 pm. i,r
Webster SPRINGS. Depart x1I:SO am
$780,. WEST VA. BKoHT IIgB.
New marttnsvilie and Wheeling Accom-
Depart 500 am, x2;i5 pm. ArrivI
xlr:25 am, $3.50 pm.
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answer was that he, lied. No new note.
had been given. No pity had been
Eliny.n %5J9s-fts gE f-C-- I%y-ssfy
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eloqucnce. ..Xch.n~e.
II-itls:i EsiSi NJ lee
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from all Sides Finding only one man,
theyrushed at him with .a5will. Mills
automatic revolver for few brief mo-
nents kept the, horde at bay, He, made
burrows. in the Sicaraguan forces at
every shot with his quick firing auto.
matte For a moment the Nic6raguans
fell back before the deadly aim Of the
American, leaving the victims of his
craftsmanship grovelIng bamong the
graYestones. - -
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Shot In the Back.

craftsmanship groveling among the
grayestonesf qtso =
/ as, Shot In the Back. III
/ In the heat Of the next rush. ran.
I dom shot fired through the walls be.
hind Mills back penetrated his body
and for the moment brought him to his
knees. Nicaraguans who had not been
able to hit him in the first rush closed
in with their machetes Mills fired, his
last shot while still On his knees. His
right arm dropped as he was reversing
the pistol to use 1t as club. A bullet
had shattered his wrist.
With his left hand he drew his saber
and leaned back against the WALL
Weak from loss Of blood as he was, Nc
stlll managed to run his sword through
three of>the men closing in upon him,
While his sword was still .canght in
the body of-one man another jumped
for his throat, but Mills, held him off
with the elbow of his shattered arm,
at this moment a big Nicardguan ne
gro, who had climbed the wall behind
Mills, leaped down upon him. They
both went down In a heaRo Mills tOelf
advantage of the deadly embrace in
which they;were locked to use the ,nes
gro'si body as M shield, Such was tho
fury Of bis foes that. they hacked, the
body Of their own comrade to pieces III
their efforts to get at the hated grIng6!!
Rising with the body 81 the nbsf6
held in front OF him, Mills totteted
blndly to the nearest grayestonc and
there made his last standGg With. his
bloody sword, drawing a.pdend line
iaboRt him, he lasted a full minute
longer, He stood his full height, HEAD
and shoulders above his enemies. With
his long reach he was able to keep
them lit distance, but he was mark
in the crowd to the fellows on the wall.
= Down at Last. o'
Chips from the grayestone flew about,
him, when suddenly a bullet strucl,
him square between the eyes, and he
pitched forward his full length. Even
as he fell his enemies jumped back.
About the dead body of Fred Mills lay
the bodies of twenty-five soldiers whom
he had slain In the uneven conflict. r.
The Nicnraguan officer who tells the
story says that the Americans body
had eighteen bullet wounds, and it was
marvel to the whole army how he
had lasted so long,
The Nicaraguans were so profoundly
impressed that, though they did not
know the strangers rank, they gave
him the honorable burial that they
would give to Seneralissfmo of their
own forces. 4
When the lasr three yollcys were
fired over his grave they placed over
him the gravestone by which he had
fought and fallen and rpdcly scrSwlel
on It with q sword 40 American flag,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
CALLED
DOWN
10y United preas.)

NEWPORT, Oct rs William
Golfer the eDmediau. playing here
IN rCapght IN the Rain last night
rehukod MrN Cornelius Wander
hilG Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Count
szethonyl tho latters fiauce, anf
other society folk. In the ogern
house II wao about the end oftho
first act. when the actor vented hin
resentment OF interruptions by the
party. who were nosted In box
They had been chatting practically
all Of the time the curtain was up
and finally their voices rose 30
high that the attention Of the other
spectators WAS diverted Golfer
confused. tripped Ia hla lines and
during a tense silence, tho buzz OF
loud conversation from the box
again attracted him. aud looking
up he said nngfily Who IN that z"
Immediately the party lapacd into
while the comedian. with
upward glance OF resent
mont. continued HIS nart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
CHARLES 0. EDDY
DIES AT HOME

After an Illness Of only two days
Charles o Eddy, aged 20. died this
morning az hts residence. 22i2
North Fifiy seventh 81 Death o.
attributed 10 oidpneumoula
No arrangements have been made
for the funeral.
Mr. Eddy was an employe ~ The
iionney Watson Co. and leaves q
host Of friends aud acquaintance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.
sH,.asaH'sH'sa.
Why Will You
Pay Rent :?

We have fust completed four beautiful
cuitaara 90 aud 8 rooms that hfe uua
Ready 60 Move Fiaht in4 can Eife Fuu
easy terms A small cash payment dnan
balance monthly Lots texlHa one and
eve htutka Gee car % tha finest residence
portion " West Seattle
fasooA naasfn Room bungalow
hath ciif water anu stNsfase BIOS -
q seq ana school. iu the center 70 West
Seattle
ti,sne New a.roam cottage untud
walls wesi 20 Ntnth and california fine
view ~ huuHd aun Muantafna. seed
water. i4Qe cash. balance taa prf month
tisee NEw tRooM HOUSE On a
aiHhflN l1t OATS Hnr block tu car. enc
hat cash talanee easy See thiH hsfafe
81 zee Will Fite You possession - d
ntauNfM a.frHn huuHe sos corner ia
#EA VIEW Farm aniy see feet fa faf.
eith Nuod eAatefn. elli BE- completed
tn tea dafa
tt1ae ron A NEW Broom HOUSE
Just utaf vf California Az ard NiHth
80 NuH Fiea - tHH Sound. HHr half
cash. balance frrua with the nem
hfifA Block EeiHE ap at thr funeti0H thia
aeef}pn DO destined fn ~ she fraitHHf r
ears "a NEHE HEANFfN Gait Nr
Ml MILLS fHlONE WEST tt AZ eaf
eest sido pfnce NINTH aea cALtfun.
MA ar nF
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LICENSED 10 WE'D.

William Beach and Annie How
ard. 81 Seattle
Frank Allen Rivers and Mary
Elizabeth iluichlus. ~ Seattle
barney HrrtxmAn and Mildred
Savage. Of ballard.
William Foster and Annie Ferry.
% san Francisco.
Charles Eugene Chaplin and MARY
Winiffud Carney. al Seattle
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HosBURoA pENlGs CHARGES

A general demurrer. denying an
the allegations Ia the case. was ~
81 IN the case of the United States
against A ilosbnggh this morn.
Ing iioehurgh WIS Indicted last
May for fraudulent use % The mails
IN offering alleged eivii service 20
sitions which ala not exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
TAIL0RS DENOUNCE
INCARCERATION

Iourneymou Tailora' union. No
n, has sent Mayor Moore and the
council separate communications
BEING copies Of n resolution Of con
demnation passed By the union. Dc.
nounoluE the arrest and incareofa.
tion OF tho socialists ia the city
lail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
AGED MAN DIES.

John Mcdonald. age es. died sud
denly AZ IN early hour this morning
AZ Ma residence. 7o3 Marian -
Death "a attributed 10 heart disease
NJ Mcdonald became so about ~
o'clock and expired shortly after
without the services u u physician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

SALEM, ore. Oct ts-Ono Of
the most sensational events Ia the
history u the hop trade IN Oregon
occurred whom LHehmund a pincua
brought suit against Paul n. q
Horst for 10000 damages. alleged
20 have been sustained By reason
Of loss Of tho Confidence Of GROW
erB with whom he deals. this loss
being due Co the failure Of Horst
TO advance money ON hop contracts
made by iachmuud a Plncus as
agents for Horst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
HERE'S WHERE
YOU COME IN
BEST AND BIGGEST"
OPPORTUNITY

You viii ever have 90 make
MONEY ln UHht NHrArU rhe
master minds nt the characterization
wafid have rhesrp TACOMA ais che los
iral aud guoHfaptpya iurattnn fof their
great ma tlWAt TERMINALS ana ara
eNtenhina their iiura ANA hunalnH axefy
pnVfEt 90 reach the PORTAL Through
flow
PuH NATIONAL LAND GO have
npenrd new addition at FARMLAND
iAtbMA'N most beautiful suburb huI
Che beauty aput 80 Western America
fhoY Hfr selling iutH here from Sgs az
on teEynH tu suit Yuur cnnN eniturr The
tnions fagitlc and Milwaukee roads Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

SAN FRANCISCO. oct rs San
Francisco today celebrates tho
third nemlanuiverHaFy of ila great
iiro III that period not only has
more than onethird OF the burned
area heen rebuilt. but II has been
rebuilt better aud stronger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
TO RENr FlRE HOUSE.

Tho fire and water committee
has recommended 20 the board 81
public works 20 rent the old fire
engine house az Third av and Pine
st.. 70 o. NJ Haroiduon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18

CHINESE MERCHANT DIES.

Jim shu. aged 80, q Chinese mer.
chant. Of ai2 Main IT., Was found
dead In bed this morning and an
autopsy will be- performed this az.
ornoon by Health officer Parry and
Assistant Health officer Buckley.
to determine tho cause OF death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
Attracts Crowds

The Seattle Erncora first Pure
Food show. at the second Reg
ment amory 1929 Terry av.. ls
attracting immense crowds n f.
the largest aud best Show % The
kind ever held ia mo Northwest
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-18
Joseph +. Thomas
& Co.,
isa Chstrr S. -tT-s
For Sale by Owner

tsee cash esd balance la three years
wlI taa riNe faHT room esffaEe. bath.
pcs ani Fala wHfff t.af Nfftaa uuffh
ftaeif ti 500 Ehfue tlneaa fam urtan
iRhe sag ana HnF tiarh O. nHA waiting
farG ear ttWe Fr fLAeH
taea cash anH balance O. Huit par
hsser hufs three eHraef fstH one tiafh
ffHu Ea4nieF HrIfnts Eaf "a Hfihaiea
ffan iufneff square aHerf iu aHd
paid Ffirf gtagH
III see Fhfra NuuH fats Overlooking
Lass " shiuetau. tuo plashs ffun Natn.
teF tfssahfH ser
ff.eee haif cash. tufa faar nlre level
tffs aith sntaI hHune HaFtha each. In
Msealaan Addition Close Boz io lfesa
f.aka Htattan
AND
itea Two peHHfifa iate sasi6o ready
90 hHia nM Vast atrfN seventh 81 81
tHefn EiHhtn ard Ninfh ass Efefllsrt
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today a.
follows
Waterman D. Waterman, 50.
Oct ne. Providence hospital
Goodell.-b u uoodeil. 81. Oct
t6. itis sen av
Woock Infant. Oct ~. s2s 2sih
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Our Overcoat stock ia very large
Il includes every desirable style
that has been shown this season
W q. Hutchinson Co. corner end
and Union SO
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build their shops and terminals adjacent
to thls property HitiHH rWpiaNmfnt 60
many thousands 80 rsouir nd pyerY
dollar invested here viii hrinH Ten times
Colte 81 better ana safer Investment
thhn thiuf no ne HucpoHHfui requires au
ESQ Go see ana uu HuHfEN 60 grasp the
With this faculty 10 so, eaii a. ito0ma
tNh.u rinusrr NNiidipa seattle. ngA 40
with uH aHq zoe faf yourself qha atest
iutH ever rsfefed for wHio a. the price
Don't walt Come and act first choice
and Fuu will THANH the uHN Nuu ara 90
tree transportation from our office
Saturday at iaaa D. m. ana 40 D M
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RIBBONS, 17c.

Satin Tafieta Ribbons,
Plain Taffeta Ribbons
and Novelty Ribbons OF
all kinds and descrip-
tons, up to five inches
wide. Tomorrow and
Monday, choice 17c a
yard Regular prices
are 25c, poe and S5c a
yard Ii YOU want RIB
bons and don't want to
throw money away see
these before YOU buy.
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siRrA RECORD.

FHutaKnwo 70 wife az = Fsutn
Eawo. 700 ". broadway. Oct IS. a
daughter