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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
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SCORES
10y United prsss.)


SAN FRANClBCO. Sept - w
Tho trial of Tlrey T. Ford 'hls
morning was fuii Of startling and
Sensational incidcnis trom toe be-.
ginning Of the proceedings I'LL 'ihc
close of Tho session. with the Dc.
Tense scofing victory over the
prosecution Thomas " Loncrgan,
81 supervisor who was supposed 20
be one 81 the star Witnesses. fen
down minerahiy on the staad EARLY
Iva the examination ~ the wilnosa
u developed that Louefgan had
been trapped into giving a signed
statement 10 attorneys for Che de-.
fonHe several weeks ago
a person representing the United
Railroads. although declaring him
self "a be- a magazine editor on
September g called on LonerEan
and secured . signed statement
from him in which ioncrgan de-.
clared that be- had never been
guilty Of receiving money from the
United Railroads and that be- bad
voted for the franchise because be-
thought ~ for the best interests
Of the city.
This document when produced In
court caused Consideration IN tho
ranks ~ the prosecution Prose
cut0r Honey objected nerccly 90
tho paper being read 90 ihe jury.
but was overruled 3D. Judge Law.
Tor.
LoneFran then related the same
story IN regard 90 receiving money
from the United Railroads that he
told in the trial u Louis Glass Sew
orai % the jurors took deep 10.
tereRt IN the story and crosse OK
amiued i.oncFEan az length
LonerEan spent one ~ the most
miserable mornings in his life
Trapped. trapped again. he WINS
heard 10 muiter AZ he left the tenn
pie Al tho close Of the morning
session.
AZ the opening ~ the proceed
inEH Lonefgan took the stand and
testified aH 10 hoW he had beeu ap.
preached by Supervisors Gallagher
and Wilson Ia regard 10 the United
Railroad franchise Nothing was
said 10 him Ia regard % the money
AZ the time. Il % stated. but later
on Wilson told him that there
would be 5000 Ga Il FOR him u be
voted the right way
The question DID Gallagher pay
you any money subsequently Z" pre-
cipiiaied a lively debate In which
Rogers sought 70 show that a. no
indictments had been returned Ia
the prize girht cases the payment
% money ala not presume a prior
promise
Honey defended hts rirht 30 the
question and u VAS allowed
Ionefgan then declared that Gal.
iaRher handed him an envelope
which contained $500 In small
currency. some as small AZ 81 billa
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/ NEW fo
coed IN 81
guarded v
Did ] ma
unionf
Well raa
Someone
seemed 70
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REPROAChED MAN
TRIES SUICIDE

u The Raihakeller grsll Tor severe,
weeks and was considered s,e.s.
ieilow ~ until few DAYS ~
when be- began drinking yery 49,
ily Last night be vas al vow 80
whcn The place closed NJ - ~
waa going home His wlfe howe,s,
states that he dld not come her.
but went cut with another uomss
~ police Headquarters Il ~.
learned that Maiigny had nitemrs.
ed suicide about sin weeks ago hv
taking poison He was Their en-.
ployed AZ the Babcock grin o. eee.
ond az. When coming here from
Winnepeg Canada, Mallgny brought
a letter 70 A. p. Calder, Of The o..
madam Pacific railroad. Who got
him a position in Babcocks uil
Nothing u known Of bis pareass
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AnFercd because bis wife had
upbrnlded him Tor having been tn
company with another woman. Bert
Maiigny, age ~ years. bartender
Ia the employ Of the Knthakeller
grin. took e large dose u laudanum
in bis apartments iu the Barker
hotel this morning Ills young
wife. who vas Ia the room NJ the
time. called for assistance. As aoou
as the manager ~ the hotel learned
what had happened be called Dr.
Dunlap.
The ambulance was called and
the young man VIVA taken 10 the
WayHldo Emergency hospital whore
II was stated this afternoon that
his chances for recovery are very
slight
Maiigny has been IN the employ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
HUNTS MOUNTAIN LION IN
WASHINGTON PARK

J W. Thompson. superintendent
Of the Seattle parks Is ont with a
Winchester on the hunt for a big
mountain Hon that is Ia hiding In
Washington Park
Tho beast which 90 a fun grown
animal. was last seen Saturday az
ternoon By Capt r. T. Caine his
family aud chauffeur as they were
riding In an automobile through
the shady woods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
BADLY HURT
BY FALL

Alfred Burnell a bartender tn
the Bohemian saloon. was thrown
from a horse on the Georgetown
road this afternoon. and On falling
his head struck against the curb.
He was removed "a the county hos.
pital ia an unconscious condition,
and II ia thought that he win not
recover Burnoll was 30 years Of
age and married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
SPOTTED HORSE
NIT BY CAR

"The Spotted Horse" which for
years has been a familiar sight on
Second av. drawing one OF Uncle
Sans mail carts and displaying al.
most human intelligence, was run
down by a Green Lake st. car and
carried some distance on the fend.
or before the car could be stopped
The fonder then had to be taken
to pieces to disontangle the horse.
Il was found that the animal was
more or less bruised but not badly
hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

SkAGWAY. Alaska sen, .,
Startled by umbllngs and - -.
undulailons oi the earth Inc an
zenH were aroused from their s,n,a
bera early this morning The sisat
WAS felt ior 10 10 u sec ~, !
Hardly bad The people reeose..s
from Tile strange Incident ~, 40
about 9 o'clock another ahoct w
don ana ierky was felt Small IN,
waves were caused 10 Lynn esss,
and The water reached Pir., saasi
causing much damage. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
IS ALLIE D WITH
NEW YORK BANK

The agreement between the Sc.
attic National bank aud the Nation.
al City bank Of New York was
carried into effect this afternoon
az a meeting OF the board of dlrcc.
tors Of the Seattle National bank.
The capital stock was increased
from f300. 600 To $500 600. Herman
Chaplin retired as viccpresidont
and Bert Clark. representative OF
the National city bank was elected
ln hlA nlnco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

CHICAGO. sept 2i-Federai
Judge lands today granted the
Chicago a Alton railroad Immunity
from prosecution for giving rebates
30 The STANDARD OIL company be
cause the road turned states evil
denco IN the Standard oil rebate
CASE.
Tho court ordered President
Moffa't % The STANDARD OH com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

siTKA. Alaska. SEP, J.
shocks vcre feit here thls a., y
INK One occurred AZ 4 o'eloeI - =. :
ihe other wac felt shortly 49, ~
Gable adYicos from places y 4.
Westward from Valdez and $500 =
state ihat The shocks were sI.s y,
along the coast ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

JUNEAU. Alaska. Sept 2f--At
o'clock this morning this section
81 Alaska WIS aroused by most
dist SCI earthquake shock which
lasted for az least 70 seconds PEG.
plo iumbied out ~ their beds and
expected % see the mountains come
tumblinR down upon them. Win.
dow8 ratified and Tor a time the ~.
eilemout was great Shortly after
g O'Clock another shock was felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

Capt Caino says that the cougar
or lion is one Of the largest be has
ever seen. The auto party all saw
the wild beast as Il trotied INTO
Washington Boulevard near ne
north end Of the park and laisf
az Il leaped across the wide ross
way into the bushes. Il Is though
that the animal IL still IN the rsfk
and Mr. Thompson hopes to bAg
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
KICKED ON THE
AMERICAN FLAG

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.--becaase
he raised an American flag IN ho s
or OF his return 90 Sustepen, 1ns
town Of his birth. Anton Trolehv
vich. a miner. was notified % lealu
Austria within ten hours. ne y
turned TO this country on the ueesa'
ic. declaring he was ashamed % ~
knowledge that he was born -
Austria. Anton has for years cen ,n
a miner at the Treadwell mines. y
Alaska. and win SO direct 70 ae "a
tie, then north TO stay he says y
will take out naturalization paie's
I'm Seattle where he has h'AH'
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

10 Fnu wont relahla dFe works ring
" Maiu iflE ur a I4f Queen CITY uFe
Warks glf Unipn 81 -ti
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
hndcfean Supply Coz lit cherry &c.
Seattle -tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
REDUCTIONS FAVORED.

A reduction Of freight rates only
on certain raw materials was NE
recommendation the joint CEN
mittoe Of the Chamber Of CON-
merco made this afternoon when y
reported on the proposition Of !
gcneral reduction In wcstooaha
freight rates.
Fear that a general redueuYa
would interfere with undeyelopsd
manufactures on the cosat, Il tns
reason for the refusal 70 endorse
the plan In full.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
ALA S NA
SHOCKS

morning The government s,es,...
Peterson bound Up Lynn canal
ports that Tho water ~ fuli of No..
Ing iceberRg and NAVIGATE, ~
extremely hazardous. =
Indian guides have ara,,1
Hainca aud report that Devsd.u
glacier one ~ the historiest ~
fields Of Alaska. had moved -
mile and thar the ice brola .
floating out into Lynn cana, ~
good sized berga. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
IMMUNITY BATH
FOR THE ALTON

pany. ~ Indiana. 10 appear In coarf
and explain the statement he mads
IN a pamphlet TO the efiec, lkss
for IS years other shippers have
shipped freight out Of this ierritoFr
under the same circumstances tuf
which the Standard OIL com1zny
was fined.
Judge lands Instructed the
grand jury 10 indict the offenders
u Moffast's story IL found to b
true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

The fact thl
date unles
crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

BOISE. idaho. Sept 1.-THE Jury
which viii try United States Sen.
ator Borah for conspiracy 70 de.
fraud the government out Of val.
liable timber lands was completed
this morning The following men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
BALLARD DISTRICT.
GOING AWAY

4 splendid Broom house. win large
bali clqsais pautfr. pofehos splendid
fH.tWu care Hud school healthy locator.
tsh ho beaten price e. 200 terms end
lsfa for CtHh
Zee T a Warfnrd 81 iIH tth nv %
uaiiard Phone ballard 1859 faka Old
Ballard cog aud 500 on az ship I'd
IA -gt-st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
BORAH JURY
COMPLETED

we're chosen: J. c. Miller. J. 4
Gates. T. y. Cess. who was iorsnar
of the Haywood jury; o. c Cox. ].
". Randall. c. p Hilderhaih, Pc
ter Nell. +. 3. Cushman, J. :. D
MAnvllle. r. p. Daniels. A. Bssk
and a G Boot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
HENEY WILL
PROSECUTE
10y United prsssl

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s-Attor.
n.y General houapafie announced
today that Francis J Hcney. now
prosecuting the San Francisco
graft cases. viii go 90 Portland 10
prosecute the lard fraud cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
BAIL IS FIXED.

Judge Morris this morning fixed
the bail ip the case against George
biswauger charged with forgery at
a. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

4 The United Press received !
= advicea from United Press ~ !
4 pefa Ia various SECTIONS ri
4 Alaska today that wo distinct
4 earthquake shocks we're felt !
4 n.QnR the coast early This !
= morning Tho shocks we're /,
4 felt az juneau. HkaRwaY, Fort !
4 WINS II Seward. slika and ,
a along the coast 10 the west. !
. ward No dnmnge was report ,
4 ed Tidal yAyca were formed !
4 Davidson FlAcicr moved d half !
= mile towards the sea
!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
WENATcHEE VALLEY.

First and second additions 90 casrade
Orchards are now on sale Tho best
apple section in the valley gri fn
before ~ ia ai cold tgoo 10 $500 per
acre with perpetual water rights. on
easy terms
% g PETERS owner.
t2z Alaska uuildlng. --ga.2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

PEKlN Sept 2t.-Wu Ting Fang
has been reappointod 70 his former
post as minister 20 Washington.
The announcement was made today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

FORT WM 80 SEWARD. Alaska.
Sept 2f-Two earthquake shocks
were felt here. one az 4 and the
other shortly after 6 o'clock this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

New York city oontemplates w
expenditure OF $4,000. GOO IN the a w.
two years gor municipal oiies
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
H. c. Peters, Owner
622 Alaska Building
LOSES CROP SUICIDES


NORTH YAKIMA. Sept a.
Matt Ward. a bop grower. lost hia
entire crop owing "a too much
rain, and. dcapondent. % took
ptrychnine he left a wife aud it.
tie daughter
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rnnNr Nnrn No. An

The star VIII taN ami collect the
tlit ard viii send 90 Nou the anHWcfs
II sNuf "a whom addressed care
The stan
WArEs ron CLASSIFIED An.
NFftrIsTAlTNI~ tNelp Wanted,
s,st aud Pound Ear Rent For sale,
ctsN Nne tent a Ncrd
SarG ATOMS WANTED ADS ~
Neris three Hives fer 60 Cents,
seven words or fractions ef wQtlF
a. tho line cash iu advance when
ehafstd go account AVtuat uuNhrt "
unea 81 stt Mill be counted MINI
mum tNl faf am NhN sa vents Neie
tata want "a Agency y a Mullen
an ballard Avi OPP Clty Halt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.

UWfFEHHtrN DISTINCT
~ NaNe sFmHtl. nHw modern bungalow
aleNHnilr Nnishfa on rafnfr Doe taataa
sos .teHfr modern house. nn ca
Hiss. i.af fantns
A., ine-f room rnttsaa New ara un.
to ihtf Close fo University anf Ally d
efnunds Jest 0u the ear line
fNfNNaaUnr a.faam aud enc tive Foam
rriAaHHF en iafH fnNaa nanffd Cor Htr
Thlf fHr n GOOD Investment
49, NWELL a Campbell.
atHa8Hf Arcade AuurF alG-Hf.af
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C1ELAN

wraii iAnaa az taAs rhHiaH are a.
reod a. naAiHsA ~ MaHafahee tsHfs
Wenatfhas afrhsfd taaf is Huffh ST zee
laaa Easiaa thaf sill rfnf ars as fHa
rrf arNiaa AZ fhs hesfafaf ft5 ea pef
arfp E4ms aaa sss me
w , BOWEN nDwnN BROS
as y = ma
OWNER MEEftH MONEY anH unl
sNli hts 10 ACRES nsaf hanH a. tAF.
Ea4nl & aagss Cleared halarrH Hasflfr
fonra house tarNa haFn off haFH fgH
half cesh
nnuEuT MAfTur
30. ffe.fEf Aiaaaa mae attsE1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

sass nean--t.fpea house ars g. !
s4aafa isf9H lHf fheHs East eEfe Cala
amhia Is raks aiH Msnfhn az 90
eaTnnf ~ les aHa WasN Ha 70 auafh y
pas4 seattle ASS fuf Nj uFnr
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" |
(ContI|
Conti|

Cont
the fact u
date. unlea
crime
The door
left locked
By Covingtd
the remsin
Had
His failur
er At that
DO 90 By
that he had
the dead ID
10 Iaave 9th
The mott
supplied BY
the Keswic
oyeFheard
Covingion a
porch dusi
urged bis vi
With Burils
Hiu Covinl
supposed N
70 force her
with BarilsI
crate murdd
bedy In VIII
strong that
The story
tween Gown
ing which 4
have been 4
Sullivan az
cupied a ros
tons until !
OF the dlsap
leff the hon
Had
7 was
O'Clock IN 1
noise and n
ingson. sail
ingtons we1
rooms as i
beating her.
~ heard nois
II would mo-
st that tim
committed
ferred but Il
ne results
tly rows tina
out Of f. 4
{ o'clock in
for work an
duriag that
tpoke to the
but she sal
beard the 70
Investigate
81 Coyingto
thsir disapp
NA hpartr
Sept s in
That the tru
WAS dun,n.s
where betw
harbor on
Sound on tha
Seeing the
'he hin into
foad which
Blakely and
apDeared 10
pad had bee
Seen !
They wer
hsrbor that
aag Of Sept
ne steambo,
Probably on
toa called a
penis for IN
behind as N
toh Of the
blowing IN
he presel
vas disco
= accounted
ke undercu
hserything
e1@ption OF
helgh it do,
natare and al
body when
eways oaua,
Nlostable nat
ssloshins over
sre the weir
Ee strong 4
sssa known
n coal for n
ee trunk fr
vas depos
Il, boxing gio
other at
nh First a.
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University
District
FOR SALE

Ths h.sf hafit 50 cate feaRsfH 80
Faaaa Enisef tH HtNHIf| tHns adj a 81
safa W takan saea paffa large t9t
fsfaaru ufHHsgH h1asr nHu. Hn tlt sea
rec msaF rsF sfsanak aHaE a.
o. eH@ eama teFms
fsfnasls uiaasHA AHNaatnn fHli haNe
nfsaf hHHHia ntfafts1. east f4Hnf ca
eaH Zee ttfh afa ~ E cas- bs tHaa -
81 Aafaatn fhta eass
Tha sHslissl tarnean ftniffH raffafH o.
HsafttF nos Ftsa naaf r. EfNnafs
Haa wusf ssa fhfH 60 aNMfea tale o.
Geese amf asa ist as ahnm q % Taa
Hnfss tefmsa
tess fHatFf Improved sfffsfs owes
leasing f.aks fHinH sr1 near Nais sfsitt
fraaHaa a SD bHf Terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24
IRRIGATED LANDS.

A. hrple orchard In the Wonatehca
valley la better than bank account
% To- constantly KfnWtnH and producing
apples VIII excel ln CASCADE ORCH
ARDS in flavor. color and keeping uuali.
tee Your last chance 1o huN CASCADE
ORCHARDS lands First and Second
Hldiuonn ere now on sale. CASCADE
otDllA iila HrU only ono mile from
Lea enuotth. on the q N Ny Ga hours
from Seattle Got fU particulars from
~ g. PETERS owner.
an A La ~ |. LL-lLLlL--- l
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FOR RENT

HfnFs atrniisnt iaraflna fnr afnesfF
fsHeatssssn haksfF ~ tafhsf shHh aisn
e e. and a rsan hpasss Is 80 40 see
per manfh
urn ST wNAITT CO.
nsta f&fh ave ~
arasa "a Mss Rsd zee - tiie
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WEST SEATTLE.

KiNusuuHY ueIshts addition 20 West
Seattle. h-arfo tracts $500. EASY fefma
Geo kiuHsturF aia.fa American uank
BIDS Roth phones tst fe.ta fe
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II!
APPLES
D.
Spitzenbergs,
1925 per Box
Wlnesaps,
$500 per Box

ThH ia the price Thor are SOS hsinH
contracted far in tho MHnatfhae val
10y one man estimates 600 bosses 90
huitHeHbersp un bis three arfNH An
other H,pVN hoses Winanapn 0u hlH
mine aefes Az marhflabls FRUIT fls-
ure IL out Zoe fuursaif
There is $50 isua auYwhsfs that VII
KiVe the returns ~ MeuatfifaH val
ley apple orchard Orchards aEt now
nsllhE as 60 gg.pVa PEE acre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-24

UNION THAHBFER. uovINg A
HroHhGc Coz,
tt9a Firni ave ~ 3lB aud ave south
Fhenen Aain sss Ind 3a8 o. sag
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Cascade Orchards

IN the WsHafohss valley aons mile from
iscaNenwafth on the % u.s. IL dos
Tined fs ~ the iaaHlHg apulo section Ga
the stats ~ NashiHs fau This section
rfedaess apples thsi o. rriaf flavor ana
henPinH qualities az uHeelird h1 nenr
The afialuhi fiaf If HaaHaHH orchards
sofa oaf fhs fret feaf MHnf seattle
people aFe omnaFa
NifHt aHd second Addition 81 NHHfaHt
orchards ia nuh ready, aud a. offered inr
sale fuf ths first ffHse Tracts are di
tldrd lnte Q auu no ceres feIrrtual
water TtAhf Hnaa with efefF sore
nWf lFHlEaflHu HHHfrng iN perfect ana
our water SUPPLY ik aNundanf
FFiFNa wlfh perpetual NatnF fifhtH,
tENN ta tsaa per sore haaf tefua
Nai faii particulars fTum
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-03-29
Eradication of SDrreI.

j. W. W., Of Spottswood, wrote the
Richmond News Leader as follows:
"Please advise me how to eradica.,
Sorrel in land.''
1t is generally held that where sor-
rel is prevalent the land is acid, and if
lime is applied and this condition cor
rected, the sorrel can be held in check
To accomplish this end 1t seems to me
says Mr.. S0ule OF the V. P. I. Exper
iment station. it would be necessary
for you to apply lime at the rate of one
or more tons per acre. The cheapest
form of lime for you to purchase is un
slaked Or caustic lime You can no
doubt obtain it in your locality as
cheaply as it can be purchased else
where. If you are situated as as to
burn your lime, even if you have to
haul it some distance, it will pro badly
be the most economical thing for you
to do. Suppose you get the lime ard
slake it with water or have it ground
and distribute it through your manure
spreader. The principal thing from
my point of view is to get a heavy
application of lime on the land. 1
think this is the only means by which
you can hope to check the inroads of
the sorrel and eradicate it. The use
OF such smother crops as cowpeas to
prevent the sorrel seeding freely will
be of assistance in your efforts to
eradicate it.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-03-29
Poultry Versus Beef.

1t is a noteworthy fact that it re-
quires less financial outlay to raise a
pound of poultry flesh than to produce
the same weight of beef and in con-
siderably less time. The chicken, ,tha t
is the representative poultry bird, is
comparatively easy to raise, and dur
ing its growing period of only about
four months it does not require nearly
so much food. in proportion, as the
OK does. The chicken attains it's ma
turity in few months time and is
then ready to market. either alive or
dressed, at prices ranging from seven
to ten cents per pound; while it re-
quires from two to three years for an
OK to reach it's best beef value. and
then it sells ON the hoof at only from
four to six cents per pound; or dressed
at an average of about eight cents.
In this must be counted the cost of
the care and feed up to the time of
marketing. Hence the chicken is the
better business proposition of the two,
for the general farmer. OF course, the
value of the OK as producer of good
stable manure, during this period of
growth, is to be reckoned in bis favor;
while the chicken, considered In this
light, has somewhat less value. e.-Indi.
ana Farmer.
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March list, '07
w. a. Bowles,
Staunton, Va.

w. a. Bowles,
Staunton, Va
Dear Sir.
l will like to correspond with you
tonight to find me out pretty deaf and
dumb girl for love or marriage. l
want to get married some one if you
can help me out. | am deaf and
dumb young boy and my age is 25 yrs
of age and I work in the cotton mill
all the time. | will thank you for a
long or short list of full names and ad-
dresses of pretty deaf and dumb girls
ia StauntOn or anywhere you know of.
Do you think these girls will reply me
direct if l write to them for early mar
riage Or before long? give me their
ages and etc and if they are about my
age? Are they educated or graduated.
Please give me full names and addresses
of pretty deaf and dumb girls so l want
to correspond with them for fun and
good or love or marriage or get &C.
q Tired with them at first if you can get
me direct to their addresses or Post
Office.
P. s. enclose this stamped envelope
for your extra rapid reply.
Your truly,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-03-29
Saved Her Sons Life.

The happiest mother in the little
town of Ava, Mo-, is Mrs. 8. Rupee.
She writes: ''One year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him; when, by our druggists advice I
began giving him DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and I soon noticed improve.
ment. 1 kept this treatment up for a
f sw weeks when be was perfectly we'll.
He has worked steadily since at car
penter work. DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry saved bis life. Guaran teed best
cough and cold cure by B. F. Hughes
druggist. SOC and 81 90. Trial bottle
free.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1907-03-29
Long Sermons.

Mark Twain tells the following story
the moral of which you can supply
for yourself: II went to church one
time and was so impressed by what
the preacher told me aboua the poor
heather that l was ready to give up a
hundred dollars of my own money and
even to out and borrow more to send
to the heather. But the minister
preached too long, and my enthusia m
began to drop about $25 drop till
there was nothing left for the poor
heather, and by the time he had fin
ished and the collection was taken up
l stole 10 cents off the plare.''