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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
OLD POINT COMFORT

as White. Jr.. with Miss Jean Trigg;
Mr.. James Trigg. with Miss Farauhar;
Mr.. Ed. Borce, with Miss Susie Brown;
Mr.. Charles Jennings, Jr., with Miss WV
ian Aston: Mr.. Sidney Hughes, with MISS
Mamie Byrd Trigg. and Mr.. Basil Gil
dersleeve. with Miss Margaret Trigg.
Stags-Afessrs William Trigg, Elliott
Brady and Gilbert White. Chaperons-
Mesdames Aston and Clark.
Miss Nellie Robertson gave box party
(Monday night for the play. Along the
Kennebec." Her guests were Misses Elise
White Mamie Byrd Trlgg, Estelle Penn
and Aressrs. Ed. Borce. Sidney Hughes.
Harris Findlay and William Trigg After
the play delightful chatting dish supper
concluded the evenings entertainment
| Another german was danced at the Bel
mont New Years night. which proved 10
| be a mos. enjoyable affair. Those dane
| ing were Misses Mabel Barrow, susie
Bradley. Matte Bradley. Lucille Scott.
| Eliza Cosby. Mary Lee Honaker Georgia
| McBroom Esther Dobbins. Matte Robin
| son. Cherry May Preston, Marcella Hur
| and Frances Scott; Messrs. George kre
| ger. Morton, Rush. PEBBLES, of johnson
| CITY. Tenn: Preston Campbell, Sunshine
Summers. Harry McBrocu:. Jack Nc
Broom. William Clapp. John Bradley
Floyd Mcconnell and Dr. Campbell. Mrs
wardman and Mrs. Flood We're the chap
erons.
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WYTHEvlL.LE
Especial to The T.mes-Dlspatch.l

ISpeClal 10 ne lIlHeS-LiSputSh'i
WYTHEVILLE, January 5.-The Epis-
copal Christmas tree at the Parish
House on New Years evening was an
occasion of great enjoyment to the Sun
day-sehool. A unique feature which
added much to tie delight and merrl-
ment of the little folks was Santa Claus
house built of bricks of candy. The
teachers and rector are to be consratu-
lated on the wonderful growth ana sue
cess of this Sunday-school.
The students of the Wytheville Graded
School gave a play, "Old Maids Con-
vention," at the Opera House Monday
evening. 1t was enjoyed by large au-
dence, and handsome sum realized for
tho benefit of the school library
Rev W. II. x. Pendleton entertained
the Junior st. Andrews brotherhood at
the rectory Friday evening. 1t was an
occasion of much social pleasure.
Rev. Edward Goodwin. of Fairfax
| preached at st. Johns Episcopal Church
| Sunday.
| Mr.. Norton Williams of Augusta, Geor-
| ga, is the guest of friends in town.
Miss Alice fileaves returned Wednes
day to Williamsburg, Kentucky, after
! spending the holidays with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Gleaves.
| DR.. Edward P. McGavock spen
Christmas week at Fort Chiswell return
Ing to New York Monday.
Mrs Clay Jones and son, Mckee, o
Roanoke, are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reade. and Mis-
Alice Carter, of Evansville. Indiana, ar
the guests of Colonel r. z. Withers a
"Ingleside.'
Mr.. J. Norment Powell, of Bristol, ha
been called home for a few days b;
the critical illness of Judge John II. Full
ton.
Miss Gretta McGavock spent her holi
days at her home, Grahan's Forge. an
returned to Big Stone Gap Monday, wher
she will resume her school.
Rev. William Pendeton, of the Thee
; logical Seminary. is visiting his sister
Mrs. Frank Chafiin at her home, "Gle
Allen"
NIessrs. Walter and Robert Leach, {
Knoxville. are visiting their summe
home, Green Plains"
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OLD POINT COMFORT VA, January
The week lust passed was the gayest
of the winter season. There were dances
almost every night, and dinners ana teas
without number.
On New Years Evo the officers OF the
rost gave hop In the ADMINISTRATOR
Building, and on Tuesday evening there
yas n hop at the Chamberlin. IN hohor
Of the officers of Admiral Evans's fleet
The usual Wednesday and Saturday even
ing hops were attractive events.
Before the hop on Monday evening Mrs.
Samuel Sharte OF the post. mad as hef
guests for dinner. Miss Leize weaver
and the Misses Hazard. of washington;
MI philip Chapman, of Portland, Me-;
Mr.. George =. Il. Harrison. Jr.. OF 1aie,
ard Mr.. Ross Harrison, of Cornell.
After the hop on Wednesday evening
Mrs. Joseph Tracy, of the post. gave a
supper for her house guests, the Misses
Hazard.
Mrs. Charles E. I<ilbourne, of Fortress
Monroe, gave tea on Sunday afternoon
and Mrs John Stevens, also OF the post
| gave a tea on Tuesday afternoon, for hef
| guest, Miss Davis. of New York
| A tea was given on the battieship Ala
bama on Monday afternoon. at wh'cn
| some of the guests were Mrs. JOSEPH
| Tracy. MIS-. CndEIcS iNiioouihS' -'A'"'i'H
| Hilda and Florence Booker, Miss Leize
| Weaver, and the Misses Hazard
| The wardroj.n officers of the Alabama
gavo a dinner on Tuesday evening To-
Mrs. Samuel Shartle. Miss Marie Potts
of Cincinnati, and Miss Florence Booker
on Tuesday evening also Mrs. Charlie
c. Walker, OF Richmond. was the hos
tess at dinner on her private car
which her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. JON
u. Potts, of Cincinnati: Lieutenant an
Mrs. Ricahrd Coke Marshall, of the post
her daughter Miss Rebecca Walker, an
Midshipmen Lindsay Walker and Erie
dell, of the navy.
Mrs. George L. E. Harrison was ais
dinner hostess of Tuesday evening.
On Monday evening Mr.. William y
Wright, of Newport News, gave Dime
at the Chamberin. His guests wer
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Buxton, Mr. an
! Mrs. E. D. T. Lunlng, Miss Agnes Lur
ing, and Mr.. A. L. Powell all of New
MORT News.
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Santa Claus at Green Bay.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch,l
Christmas tree and entertainment given
by the Sunday-school teachers and
scholars at the Christian Church here
Wednesday night was largely attended,
ANA quite success. Tho many differ
ent dialogues and parts We're spoken
and acted we'll The entertainment be-
gan about o'clock aud lasted until 10
or after. when the presents We're distri-
huted from the Christmas chimney by Mr..
Herman Kaufman, who acted as Santa
Claus The entertainment was managed
By Misses Mamie Taylor, Sallia Bldgood
and Mae Shelhourn and Mr.. w. H..
Mitchell
Mr.. w. j, Flppln who was hurt by
an elevator as reported from Lynchburs
and his friends and relatives are very
! anxious about his condition.
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DROPS DEAD At TABLET
II. Hill Moreton struck dead whil'
making speech.

The annual meeting Of the Colonial Society
,eid at the Madison Club housc in CLEVELAND
yesterday, came to an abrupt and tragic en-
when Mr.. ]. Hill Morcton dropped dead at tn
Inner speech when he suddenly stopped
,rasped the table and sank to the floor. Il
lied, stricken by Heart Disease before his wife
yio sat nearest. could reach him. He was
prominent attorney and only thirty-six year
Mr.. Hill was the picture Of health. yet 70
months he had know, that he had some hear
rouble. but had careiessly done nothing 10
I, saving to his wife and others that b
.essed Il didn't amount to inrch--that
would get all right OF itself But delay an
neglect cost him his life.
lie yearly Of Heart Diseased Six in every te:
AVE it. Many don't know it, they think it,
omething else and doctor the stomach, kid
,eys, female organs etc, and get no better
nd good many who know think it can't b
urcd. Now. Heart Disease Is just as Gu,
bic as any other disease; wo have proved TN
ully by curing in the last five years, over thirt
thousand casesl Many of these were tn
most chronic, serious, complicated kind.
which all other remedies and doctors ha
allied, and hope seemed gone, but Our treat
aent cured them quickly and to stay cured
n very many cases of Heart Disease tn
nerves and Stomach nre affected also. Thi
relG10enC SeJS LHC blSlhdSh 4ASAs, oSiShG1iSi
he nerves and builds up the Who'll
ystem. We can cure YOUl no matter hoy
,adly of, and to prove it We will send you b,
aail, postpaid, without any conditions. with
ut any restrictions. and without any cost
regular full-size package of DR.. Fuller
reattnent for the Heart and nerves and hi
Illustrated book, with which you will know
our own case as we'll as any doctor. Boil
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Understand, this is not sample" O
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Neither is it a C. o. D. scheme or anythin,
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is not patent medicine" The remedie
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| 'kipping Beats OF the Heart, Short Breath
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YOUR heart and nerves are surely wrong
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NORTHUM BERLAND
especial to me 1lmes-plspa,ch.l


IIEArHSVILIE VA. January g.
The week Just passed has been one con-
tinual round of gaity for the young peo-
pie of this section. Dances We're given
at Lancaster, Heathsville. Ulohisk and
on Wednesday evening, the annual holly
ball at ISilmarnock
The holly ball was started several
years ago by DR.. John Palmer. of Reed
VILE, and has ever since been undoubt-
edlv the greatest social event of this
section. Each year a queen is crowned
for the next ball.
Miss Netie Palmer. of Kilmarnocls,
was crowned queen this year and Misses
Lillian Crale and Genevieve Smith We're
maids of honor.
Miss Palmer is an unusually attrac-
tive lady and very graceful dancer.
Mr.. c. V. Hodgson. of Baltimore, vis-
TIED friends here during the holidays.
Miss Alice Coons, of Baltimore, was
the guest of Mrs. Evelyn Rowe several
Miss Ruth Mcdonald, who has beer
visiting her friend, Miss Genovievt
Smith, returned Monday to her home
| in Washington.
Mr.. viii Harris, of Nnsale spent
several days with Mr.. George Walker
| Miss Lillian Anderson. who has beer
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a dramatic story of woman's revenge
was told at the Guildhall Police Court,
when Emile Foucault, n young French
woman, was sent TO trial on charge
of throwing vitrol in the face of NJ.
Delombre, thus causing the loss of one
eye and .disflguring him for life, NJ.
Delombre, who is the son of persons of
very high circumstances in Paris. had
been the womans lover. and She fol-
lowed him to London, after quarrel
in Paris. They went to Tranters Hotel
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ABINGDON SOCIAL
1speclol to The Tlmes-Dispntch.

Especial to The Times-D ispatchO
ABINGDON, VA. January b-Mr. ana
Mrs. Hasslnger, of PENNSYLVANIA. nave
been the guests OF Mr.. Hassinger's broth
err this week.
Miss Frances Mingea left this week for
n visit to Misses Laura and Kathleen
Richardson mt Richmond.
Judge John A. Buchanan was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. P. Wilmer have re-
turned to their home in Richmond.
Mrs J. w. Bell is visiting friends In
Richmond.
Mrs. F. L. Findley returned this week,
after n months visit to her son at Ingle-
side. w. Va.
folk. left for their home this week, after
snending the holidays with friends in
town.
Miss Marcella Hurt returned THURSDAY
10 tha convent at Wythevile after q short
visit to her father. Mr. J I. Hurt
Miss Lucille Scott is back from Johnson
CITY. where she has been visiting friends.
Messrs. George Allen Richardson and
Walter Hull. of Marion. have been the
| guests Of Mr.. Harris Findlay for rev
| days this week
Johnson city, where he has accepted a
| position.
Miss Celia Brlnson. of sullins College
at Bristol, has been the guest OF MISS
| Mabel Barrow this week.
| one of the most pleasant social events
| during the past week was the smoker
| given by DIR. Brady to some of MS many
| friends The gentlemen present were
Messrs. Hassinger, DR.. Campbell, Dr..
Grant. Or. Cummings, Judge Hutton,
Judge Page, Captain Robertson ana
| Messrs. Whiting, T. P, Trigg, Mingon,
Preston Campbell Aston, Rorce, Bell, .
i r Hurt Alec Stuart, John Stuart James
q white. Helms, Webb. Withers Carson
| q, 2. clark. Leon Palmer Charles Paim-
or. 8, r. Preston, Wilmer, Wyndhan
WHITE. Robert Hughes, OF Norfolk; Slemp
Noryell. Lee, Daniel Trigg. Findlay Har'
rjs. Martin Honaker, John Barrow, JONI
rSreper, Bradley Kreger and Ihoma'
Mason. $50
,rhe Young men of Abingdon gave
most delightful morning german at IN
Hotel Belmont on New Years Day IN.
Young people danced from 10 until
after which refreshments We're served
rhe couples dancing We're Mr.. Harris
Findlay. with Miss Gay White; Mr.. W
p Withers, with Miss Margaret Aston
Mn Alfred Withers, with MISS Lila
IIarris. Mr.. Preston Tr'gg, withs MIS-
, Virginia Clark: Mr.. George Penn, WI
, Miss I,stelle Penn; Mr., Frank Whlte
With Miss Sadie White; Mr. Thorn
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working in Essex county. all the win
ter and fall, has returned to her home
Miss Lucy Brown Beale was the guest
of Miss Maude helms during the holi-
M. Fl. Mason Brent visited at Centre
Cross during the holidays
Mr.. NJ. s. Brent. who spent Christmas
Mt his home here, has returned to Rlch-
mond, where lie attends the Medical COL
lege of Virginia.
Mr.. George Walker left Friday for
Bedford City,
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&c %a5$s>gso
e'HsH'n''H'e ezNo '''.
A CARD !!

We extend our sincere thanks to
our friends for their liberal patron
age during the past year
We will be better prepared to sup
ply your wants during 1907 than we
ever have in the past.
Having placed contracts for all
staple goods which are steadily adj
yancing in price, we will be enabled
to supply our customers at the low
est possible prices. Our terms are
always liberal a visit to our store
will convince you.
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ADJUSTMENTS


Ge6erally speaking. q Chiuaman
rs supposed 10 know less about
music than "a pix does about sun
day. and the yelrd music Of the
ORIGINALS has Hcen n Joke since f.
was heard for the first time by
white people a packed house Mt
the Star theater yesterday after
noon. therefore. was much sufpris
"a wl1n young Chinonaa. Sing
Fong Toe. clothed In The fall garb
81 his native country, cane ont SOD
played the "Cavaiieria' intermez
~ without o. printed page before
him. a8d with corfoctneBa as 10
notes and time He followed this
up by atiil bottof renditiona 81 other
classics ana WIS given hearty o.
plauso for his endeay0ra
Low comedy abouuds on the new
bin II ~ f@nlshcd BY Warren a.
Faust and b. Boyle George A.
boyle Eddie RDeseh ia back again
and won thorough appreciation Tor
bic pictured song Hayes a Wynn
are az their best as dancers. Fred
Duprcz sings several rar0dies and
has nest 81 monoiogues. and
Pierce a. Rozlyn ara operate tor
endors. their best rendition being
the solo by Pierce. Asleep IN the
Deep
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PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TUESDAY

sueht alterations Ia phos2 mark
ga tha oprulnr og ~ pabllc markot
this morning Anbourh me buvern
were mon a. tsfge nttvtb.rs thev
pnrehaael nteaaliv All pt,a,4ne and
,he saeferailne IA ma rc81lars ana
farmer hsa ~, effsnt af lreranslne
Inc lattays fee,tnta
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Gun LOADED AND
FRIEND SHOT

tso,Aer case Of aldnH know g
~ naseE yesterday resisted In
Josn nsrsarss. q Greek. heing sent
i pmrsasare Aosplsal wiih a bal.
!. sAuagA lis leg. aad II Kline
usshsm II she y. Y iodsins
hn,ss Il Asfs Fist av 5 has tor
rm orsxern To- presence % guns
y a asssgipsionS
mflU4H nna : lFiend we're visit
nj knns she had a gan iu bis pos
s..nul sAsek lhey were examining
Wts kSAe vas .abseat another
sness hs PIT : cSffFidxe In the
- slfA De ihieafioa Of ,rylng
4 - n.nreed he wrapna to Is
,b4 xfto4l exfraclng the cart.
tl<s
Kline pointed lhe gua AZ hia
haa aaa pulica the trigger nv
. AeAs chance the ballet strucs
lxzsalA u the lsg Instead Of
fsaszx 2 vital spot The pollen
lnmazated, bat A. ,hr wound was
~ nianr aatuFe Kline was not
E-raef
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,s..,.Is stars Exclusive service
AZ RAFAEI. sept. ~ y re
a,s.a erOvn u The hgh'N e'sa'
.s.up,onshlp Of the world 'ha' !.
.-..oelas Jas Edward ari's on ana
-,.lue light his strenuous 's'la'
=. ~ hts elash With Joe Cans
ssaber ? -.
sra expects to win irem cars
:. I. s,a irem Sailing Nelson
-. \. nsaushsd re sporins
-. !. -esmias back after De
sislss ssfss'. ,..,,
p,,n 4 ne pAllcscpheg OF iiiilf
s, !, n ! .rssslng quarters. and be-
..ss.,ss things oal IN quaint st8le
Waen lssillns Nelsea slipped
-, tAss hard enc AZ colmA two
- s,.rs are dstermined npoa Two
y shiaxs / de1asa e nck MI
s : i egarn sor hsaainS me
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HONOR RsriRlNa FoREmAS.

Immediately after the whistle
hiew "a aoraa'A ship yards saiar
day night The loircfs ~prkias
there Esrf 10 present Mr Ceegze
retiring foreman af the
5oinegu. with a handsome umbrella
Assistant Foreman H. Gmvlann
made she apcceh % pFreentAtiru.
Nj Dornberxer resigns 70 take TO
anonaihle position with a leading
local misunderstanding cuneegn.
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BIRTH RECORD

nlFths were registered to-day as
follows
iiafton Ta wifn ~ y " iiar.
ton ills e. Olive st. Aus a. a
auu.
fi1d4ais' To wife 90 & p Flnd
auiat 32s eith Az Sept !. son
Carisnn r. wife ~ & carison.
1909 Republican 81 Sept e a
daughter
Geima 10 wife % J 81 selma.
1919 second ax &eal 2. a son
MorRan 10 wife OF - o. Nor
san. isgs ilih ay SEPT 2 y
dNuEhfer
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THREE BIG FIRES
IN AUGUST

Tho report uf Fire Marshall KEEL
loxw. filed today for August. ahn@ q
that there werc 10 figea The losses
tutated stTs.fie. and we're cusefed
b. an Insurance 81 tfz1.ae1
The big fires uere the desirac
siou ~ the apartment house a.
Fifteenth ~ and Eas, Pine e.
where che loss = aef dowa ~ ST..
1Ts. and the tao YOUNGSTOWN fires
TIE iuaa on the Seattle Car Manu-.
lActnring Co plant was F5d 900
and on the l2nke h0tei ts.t18
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INDORSE LID" CLOSERS


fsta Special strvleel
EVERETT. Sept The con
erexafiuu and members ~ fhe Con
sensational chufch hare Parsed
revolutions inaaraiug she city and
county officials la tbs purk that
has lately hern done in Everett
sad elsewhere Ia the cunuiy 10.
ward ruitlnE On the 80 and keep
ms e there Support Waa lledEed
60 ever movement wlfh the ablret
IA We've ~ cafafclaE AZ tie state
statutes
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I'M BRITTS LONG VACATION WAS PART
" o. OF A SHREWD PLAN

strength are greater than ever.
believe ! am better than ever
Aud now. the laat few days hc.
fore the battle am able t. stand
almost anything can fight rnlnd
after round without trina ! can
run mile after milo without Fatigue.
alcep a0nndly aud cat heartily.
yut : am within n Tow pounds 81
weight am clever ana fast as
ever aud 0asa Will iind mao a FOR
mldahlc opponent on Admission
day.
I ann certain that when the aun
ncts September . win be the un.
disputed champion Of the world In
the lightweight class
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fssaliis stars Exclusive Serviesl
CHICAGO. Sept amMFs ,
Il. van nasea. Of - East $50 ST
sent downtown 20 dras 5000 10 so
for a little vacstion on ne Aiiarl ,c
scaloard II oac siocsing she car.
rioa allh Der a bunch 81 jewels. a..
eiuaing three diamond rinEa. a iia.
muud eiickpin. q diamond loriat
and a FEES other foolish ITHACA HEo
that with these she placed the
soc Immediately after aho hef
boarded a street ear she discovered
but al. shy teli tha cad story :
Neither yarn socks nor cooking
stoves can successfully BE- used a.
banks. nor can Halo thread stock
tags AH Van nuarn ia aliii 90
homo both money and jewels a0o
Fnnn
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pilcR'M RECEPTION

Last night She members ~ the
Pilgrim Congregational church ten
derea u reception e. the pastor. the
Rav Edward Lincoln smith. and
MS Smith. who have iuat RETURNED
froa Palestine. and Rev sidnsy
stroaR. in charge 81 the work daf
Ing the absence ~ the regular pas
tor.
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CLERKS WANT AN
EIeHT-H0uR DAY

- NNAAAPuLls. Sent q A
&Nif izcrsaeed attendance mark
- 4 ~ mooad days session vt thu
- ht<e1l Federation Of postofiice
2Hn rhieh IS holding is annual
81 nnasuiian q, the Hotel Lorraine
81 smanaz scr an e.Ehthnaf day
- sAAu Iay, longer vacations aud
Fz1ens loe aged and ineapa stat.
81 #tes1s weIe formulated Pres.
~ Z q Golira ~ Chicago an.
mans a. tncFeaae VA rtc member.
al & isa pr cent Ia the Last
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fsi aN4JpeiA, tHa0 siama ser sark 81 70.
ffasen ahad pea ~ sei ahiiensh. pqf
h italfis
iiaF snd taeasfuffa'
tngrt aauua haY, tau gro a. aifsifl
tieHli wheat hat. ttp ft ttl whole
cHin toni tlni cracked rHi tNtu. tAiW
49 fHnd ineal laH ttHl miaHhnNa -.
ten faf8gHl mt case, pef tom ttAt
Ffah trf fnN. N1H fNaFts toes t.n
chopped feed tAn oats. ten.
ffNA wheat tHu ftH
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MiNlNo orocK8.

II. ~ Herhn 4 Co, bankers and
br0kera go First ave, buy aud
sell all stocks and securities. Daily
quotations BY special wire on Cold
field and al Nevada stocks carried
on margin and money advagced go"
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The Lois ihcater has a ncw van.
devlllo bill this week which prom
lecB To- draw better than almost
any Of those which have preceded
g. One act alone Is a whole show
In itself This Is the Skin Miss De
Vefe'a Diamonds" In which u v
Fitzgerald plays All the parts as
Stunning % changes OF costume In
all
Tyson. Fecnal q Tyson Thoa
Morgan a Co Yarrick. the mysii
fleF. Agnes Champuey and the
illustrated RonE and moving pic
lures finish the program
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EXPORT FLOUR ADVANCED.

Export flour was advanced 10
cents a barrel ihia morning. making
The rate $3.50 instead ~ g. 90 This
advance. the miliera declare, was
made necessary b corresponding
advance IN the price 81 wheat yes.
trraaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-03
oRoER OF FoREsTEas MgETs-

LAWRENCE. Mass. Sept a-
DELEGATES from all courts east ul
the R0ckles and as gaF south as
Florida. representing over 1000 900
members. are participates today
In the ninfh biennial convection %
The Aucicui Order of Wrrkmwn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-03

mime and "a regain my ianrels as
champion nf the world
After pause Be continued.
"A took a ioag nat. coming into
thr country here ZOE moaths az
stretch. After a year nnd a halt
decided / was rleht Then { sccuscd
my match with Nelson and set In
To pat on the finishing touches b.
hard tFAinins Tho puhlic did nng
thina I would win. and the Dane
sas the iavurifr ! upset all ralcu-
latiOns By beating Nelson without
sustaining serious damage
Now | want the tame won clean,
ly and honestly. and ln order 60 40
that ! have to defeat Joe Cans dc
ciNiVoly
WNl | DO 81
Certainly will Yea have
watched my ~ork today You
have rctiecd that an hitting
harder than ever ! did IN ny life.
You car see my stamina and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-03

Miss Lois Feuri. Miss Marie An.
deraon and Col Paul Cutter arc
rendering high class music at ihe
Odoon theater this week The
hnbgome moving pictures are
also sf0tnre Of the bill