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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-01-04
LET Y0UR WIFE

Start = bank laccount. Give her q
chance 70 learn banking methods pay
her bills kI chedk and learn methodlcal
business habits the lessons may be Of
immeas urable a vantage 10 her later,
In case Of heed.
Why nOtlet her start an account this
weekly There int anything to be
gained by,4elayirig the matter some
times prOhptnea means a material
We maxi no Aharge for pass and
check books and her account will re-
ceive proper care land attention at the
CAPITAL qTY AANk. o 46-le
The Times Union Philosopher saysi
There is many q man in this world to-
day whose sweetest memory is the
word of encouragement that came
when he most needed It.
Rev. A. L. Woodward was assigned
to the Perry charge at the recent Meth
odist conference. Bro. Woodward has
labOred zealously amongst US for the
past two years and he and his estina-
bic wife have greatly endeared them
selves TO our people. 1t affords US
pleasure to commend them most highly
to the good people of Perry Mayo
Free Press.
Mrs. Hardy C. Groom and infant son
left Monday for their home in Taliahas-
see. They were accompanied by Mrs.
CrOOm's sister, Miss Daisy Bell, who
will spend the holidays in that city. Mr.
Groom, who has for the past eight
months been In Asheville, N. c., has
already arrived in Tallahassee and he
and Mrs. Groom expect to make that
city their home for the present.-Ocala
Banner, 28th.
Il IL limited that the making Of rec
ords will become o prominent Florida
industry after the legislature convenes.
That's all right provided 1t be now ac-
ceptSd that good work is q necessary
preliminary to a seat in the guberna-
torial chair and . room in the new man
sion. After the principle Is accepted in
this instance may we not hope that It
will be extended till it embraces all
places Of public trust3 Take back the
old JeftersOnian prescription Of fitness
honesty, capacity" and we will take q
long step out of our present difficulties.
--Times-Un Short Talk.
Ter MT.
Cottage for renA IN Magnolia Heights;
4 rooms; $500 pef month.
sat /Mks. B. J. TEMPLE.
~-~~-Sk-SA~~-~-~~~~~
Wanted-To by. q country home
within four miles o Tallahassee. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 8 4! 40.
See John Collins for Job Printing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-01-04

tEwII5 go - - lHe,i
n ~. m Cats haaS Gkut - VII
6owa fse Nbriglo udtA 11uI ~.
HI adR ere having 3 merry. holiday.
M; nfa MFa. II ard M were ~
gussi - NJ. end Mrs. ". =. Bsdlhaw
q. Z. Bradshaw and A. o.
Ceadl = going 70 taalre . business trip
- TallAhaagoe today.
NJ. D. w. Redd visited the Christ.
mas ttge at Saxon Friday and reported
~. Lish Bradshaw was over from
Gadsaen visiting his sister and dansh-
tar. nd q bis return will take his SIS
ter AL nephew home with him 20 spend
Christnas.
NrF. T.. Lee seems 10 be buying up
some atOck. We don't know his IDEAS,
bgt 10 can think. So look out, girls
Mr. Names Barineau has returned
home from Tallahassee TO spend the
Christmas holiday.
MiSs Nay Barinesu went TO Fort
Braden school TO attend the Christmas
tree and received many presents..
Miao Roberta Geddie has returned
home 20 spend Christmas with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Geddie.
The people Of the neighbOrhcod arr
expecting 3 shooting match at MIR. A,
o. Geddie's Christmas morning.
Mr.. e. F. Hale left last Friday even
ing for . pleasant trip and returned
Monday, reporting fine time.
The writer, in common with the res
Of our people Is enjoying his Christina
in his own way. The booming OF gum
Indicate that the neighbOrs are HAVING
their fun.
With many good wishes for all,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22
WINCFIELD SHOWS
SACKS OF
GOLD
Reaches Auburn From Forest Hill With
Shipment for the United
States Mint.

AUBURN, Placer Co., May 20.---
George Wingield, the well known
Goldfeld miner and one of the owners
Of the famous Mohawk property there,
arrived here this morning from Forest
Hill, this county, accompanied by M.
Savage, w. H. Warden and j. H.
Phese and bringing with him four
sacks of nuggets and ore, the value of
which s placed at 100000.
There is little quartz in the sacks,
their contents being nearly all free
gold and varying in size from a tiny
leaf to pieces as big as a cobble. Sam
Piles of the rich find were on exhibition
here this morning at the Freeman hotel
At 1901 the gold was sent to the
federal mint at San Francisco. While
here s was closely guarded by armed
men.
The gold came from the Three
Queens mine, recently bought by
Wngfeld from M. Savage, the discov-
erer Of the property.
Savage states hat his mine, the
Three Kings, adjoining the Wingield
holdings, will prove as rich as the
Three Queens.
The Forest Hill district is attract
ing more and more attention, and fol
lowing the disappearance of the snow
prospectors have been porting in.
Many mines there are very promising.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22
MILLIONS ARE SPENT TO
MAKE RAILROADS SAFE.

CHICAGO, May 23.--Carrying out a
policy of installing every device that
will add to the safety of their lines,
the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
have spent nearly $4,000 900, accord
ing to figures just completed in the
office Of the director of maintenance
and operation. This sum has all been
expended OF safety appliances for
roadway equipment, since the present
management took charge of the two
properties.
The Southern Pacific alone has ex-
pended more than $3,50O,000 for block
signals, interlocking plants, crossing
bells and gates and distant switch
signals-all these being for the safety
of the roadway. For safety appliances
on cars and engines the Southern Pa
cifc has made an outlay Of $4,000, 900.
The Union Pacific has spent nearly
a million for automatic couplers, air
brakes, high speed attachments, train
signals, acetylene head lights and other
equipment devices. For safety appli-
ohoeo oh foouWoy thAS Cy5tOmS oAOAu
sive of the Oregon lines, has made an
outlay of nearly two millions. The
Oregon lines add $S47 900 ON account
of safety devices on roadway and
$650,000 for equipment devices. Block
signals alone ON all the lines have cost
S., $500, 900, air brakes and high speed
attachments 1926, 900 and automatic
eouplers nearly two millions. By the
end of the year the various lines Of
the Union and Southern Pacific will
have 400 miles of track protected by
automatic signals.
The exact totals Of the safety equip
ment outlay are So, 326, 624.24 for SIG
mails and other oradway appliances, and
$500, S96.24 for equipment improve
ments, a grand total of $11, 1886, 520.4s.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22
TO BORE FOR OIL.

GOLDfTELD, New, May 20.--A
complete oil well drilling outfit, to be
used in the exploitation of a promising
oil belt six miles south of Beatty, is
being rushed to that district with all
possible speed. w. H. Schnitzer Of
Goldfeld and John w. Frank, an oil
expert, have Interested a company Of
California investors in the project. The
tract consists Of 1850 acres and con-
tains an oil bearing channel estimated
to be $40 feet in width. Samples of
rock taken from this belt burn readily
and give unmistakable evidence of oil.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22
PECULIAR VOICE IS
CAUSE OF ARREST,

TONOPA, New, May 20.--Forest J.
Swears, who was in the Merchants EEK
change saloon and gambling house at
Columbia when the place was robbed
by two masked men last Monday night
has identified a mar in this city as
the larger Of the two robbers and the
fellow has been taken back to Gold
field by Constable lnman to answer
to a charge of robbery. Swears iden-
titled the alleged robber by his voice
and also by the upper part of his face,
which was not concealed by the mask.
The follow arrived in this city Tues
day night and while here sppent money
with a lavish hand. Swears is positive
that the fellow one Of the robbers.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22
GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE

GENTLE AND EFFECTTvE
writes: "As an inside worker 1 find
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
tablets invaluable for the touches Of
natural to sedentary life,
their action being gentle and effective,
clearing the digestive tract Of the
cad" Price Is cents. Eagle Drug
and Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22

use for a short time will bring about
Q permanent cure. For sale by the
eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22

The sale on our extra cream cheese
is immense. The quality tells the
tale. Our Limburger speaks for itself.
It needs no recommend.
May 20-1w. F. C. ROBINS & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22
FRATERNAL ORDERS

/. o. O. F.
HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO.
10, I.o.O.F.-Meetings on xiS
the LIST and Sd Thurs. -
day evenings Of each month at hall
IN Silver State building. Visiting
orothers in good standing ALWAYS
welcome. r. POIIT.TN NJ ~
F. RAHADOHR, Secretarv.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-05-22

WINNEMUCCA ASSAY OTFICE

General mine and control samples
assayed. Prompt and accurate work
our speciality. We retain your pulp 80
days for umpire. Analytical work of
all kinds. Office hours 8 q. m. to $3.50
p. m. Address
WINlgLMUCCA ASSAY OFFICE
p. o. Box 9, Winnemucca. New.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
TOWN FIREssLL RuNo ey owl

CLINTON. \. J.. sept fs. -
"Ciang clansi' sounded the bell of
The Methodist church herr. The VII.
iake spaug from ita profound sleep.
Tor the church bell Il Us fire alarm.
So every man jumped into his
clothes and ran to the church No
one could find tire. "CianR'
ciangl" the bell stili sounded. Il
Was uncamny,
Giles Van Ripcr finally spoke an
boldly IN 50 up 10 the heifry II
some ~ you fellows wiil 40 with
mo. Ito eot a lantern. and. fol.
lowed BY a few bold spirits. climbed
tho stesple stairs and raised q
small traploog leading e. the belfry
Al that Instant white object
dkshed down At him. siashlnx his
apturnvd face.
Yelling Van Ripcr let fan the
lantern. and be aud his companions
fell over each ether In their fiight
a the street.
For a few seconds the bell toiied
vigorously. thcn Il remained silent
but not a man dared again 20 SO 10
the heifry IN the dark. They waited
from : o'elock until daylight, came
and ,hnu------
A huge white owl had attacked a
flock o. pigeons dwelling In the bel.
FRY. One ~ It's claws caught IN the
frayed bell rope, and In it's strug
gics 4 rang the bell. The owl was
dead hanging 70 the manila strand.
In Us struggles 10 attack Van Rlp.
er Il had burst a hleod vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

Firm prices and steady attend.
ance we're the features Of this
morning market la spite 81 the
threateulng clouds. anohors arriv.
cd early. and The steady stream Of
customers began long before eight
o'clock Potatoes dropped slightly
and are selling az 20 lbs. for 90
cents. Corn. In lafge quantities.
Is rated az 10 60 10 cents, the over
supply being responsible for the do,
cline. Lettuce. not 50 plentiful. ad.
yanced to 8 cents per head.
The ranchers are aEltated over
the eity's delay IN providing ads.
quate protection from the rain. ca.
pectlug the regular season aoon. All
they ask Il a cover. projecting four
feet over the walk 20 shelter them,
selves aud the produce. They are
willing to quarter their horses dur
Ing the day n something Is not
done before the CLOSES of the week
they viii present a petition asking
for hasty action on tho part u the
city officials
Following prices were quoted.
Live sprink Chickens. s0e each.
Ducks. b5c
Egss. s5e per doE
Butter. f0c,
Hens. dressed. s5c apiece.
Potatoes, 20 lbs for abc.
nceta, punches for Sc.
Carrots. 3 lunches for Sc.
Corn. loo % ite per Dozen.
Sweet Potatoes, &c per 10.
Onions, punches for Sc.
Dried Onions. lbs for ese.
Cucgmhers. Zoe 90 Use per doz.
Peas &c 70 Sc per ID.
Beans. &c 20 Dc per 10.
Crab apples. si25 per box.
Celery. isc per bunch
Tomatoes. C per 10. ice crate.
Green Tomatoes. Sc per 10.
Cahbages. Sc 20 ice per head
Appica. fancy. 81 20 t125. cook.
ms. Is Tbs. for csc. GraYenNteina.
sito per box.
caulifiowcr. loo 20 ise per head.
Lettuce. &c.
Squash. tic % zoe.
Pears. Bartlett. tt2s per boz.
doxen Csc.
Pumpkins. Ice to zoe.
HuekloherfieA. Toe at
Hlaekberricz, lee box. for sc.
Peaches. zoe 10 soc per box.
PFunea. I % i-2c ID,
Piums. Green 0agra. Toe pail
basket. Tor 2se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

s s's.le'9 !. 3. ssa'' "a 10 SOL ev'o'"ia
VEGETABLES.
Green corn. t1,oeuiito per sack
gaitens walls weiis. ihg per ~
carrots sack ~ n tarniss saoa. IT'S,
e,een'. ' =, ~ ~ lettuce home
hell psppets tiakui 90 he's cucumhsrs.
dos, ttH tor lima beans DO. iit green
beans ih lel summer sanasho. crate.
ibsI esistg' SEQ Il oel ssS plant. Il -
pef bos new potatoes ioaaI 81 o04i abi
Cat. see tomatoes. local. SEQ iae PEE
SEQ 400 pumpkins ~ ole To- pars.
lsy, aee dos was saana. q SCI. carrots
iee9isb sack
wsssisaton srss,ss,y s ssss e..,s we.
iQWalei faueh $50 $40
fenfiry.
il. iits hens y. it4 iee hfailsfs. ID. id0
lhe i've aNeks, ~ ise feestcts, igmtsei
ssss, ~ ffo.sn fowh liNs. roas'efs. isei
Cheese.
WIS Twins cheese Nise wis ' A.. ifAsl
p'esen Twins. ieei ugssen A. lie
Egss.
Washington ranfh eeaa dos. afei
eastern 2tH atti pfeaun ranch, see
iiae saa cemsat
Portland esfurnt. imported per hbt,
r@s. fes'i@na sstasas. ealitosuia. ps'
ifofms spplss slgaaai oranges. fancy.
~ 90 bananas, bunch. u see ~.
hoa, ttssgt eei times. PEI case. 10 dei
Rocky ford eantaiuupes crate. ti eco
ss,,i.. v t,,s =, ss "a iss eisss.
81 90 piutua local see ace. ps4rs 80
~ eak gfse arflss bss g n fte Cell.
tefnis gf4res gass y tgUi W naftisst
peafa. " aoi pine sppies t1eeat ana
hsa so nos Toe D. huekishsffies 30
toe 10 MaiaHA aFspae 81 aA0t 30 nlaek
fttn,s. y % ieeai pssts fscHsi Easi
e.r,ss. II % erswteras.' - Z soe wa 1
peaches Tauste
- Tive steel
.,,.'. sss r. * .s.ss s ss.s r. s y. ~.
fsisss. psF III t0ss iamps. ~ ID. tee.
rore tOiao
s.ai rsi * - @ai,s@ b. p.f n
- afer sprinH lamb 10 GfulfateFl
dressed hess u feiec
tish-
steamer haiinat PEI ~ saUsel ehineca.
* ds sss'ss " * 'asas., e .si. s''Ahs.
80 Wnat ih ttOtahe aCtnnneF hslltut
ess n tgtAei silver sHsiss lh 81.
49, ~ - A@tt ~ 20
500 snapp~ln. tee siams psF ssek IN
ftosse shat. per %. tsi uhitsfish per
u iA8iF4
Hay aaa re~dsfuffs
rgEst sound har. ton. tlegfit alfalfa
RANHA9f eheas has toy. tGTWtkt whole
cora. ton ftal efsekat cafH. ten. 1910
80. feed meal tnn. fle. mirdiuHs
ten. sSfets "a cake per ssh fii.
eheppsd feed tan. tsN Uza. eais ton.
t2FeEsi wheat Sea ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
DRIVER THROWN BY
RUNAWAY

William snyder. a driver EN-.
ployed BY the Seattle Box Co. vas
fhrown when his team ran away at
the foot of Columbia a. this after.
noon and badly bruised. The In.
iurcd man was takes 10 the Way
side Emer9oncy Hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Paul Martha returned to her rai-
enls' home. Deprivation OF her ca
nine pet prsyed on her mind.
and she attempted 60 poison her
self Prompt medical intervention
saved her life. Paul hearing the
motive for her attempted suicide
releutcd and sent the dog 90 his
whilom partner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES
j wlnsn. ksas ase' and m,
Ess : ,lssssog lcsAl ase' seat

~ M
4 wsneM kas asc and
II In I : u.rslos iesAl ase' seat
..sess,. u. seattle - p,,h
$3.50 LYMAN " an' "'''
y sesrlsy. LEGAL sse' CGVaN,
= VA s' Tneora NJ. sessA 'es"'
saw, Y ixellorg 81. West seat
cNs " s,,,sessh sink. -, Laurin,
a'ans y unchel. 81. Sc Paul
l.s ,,s.' Y, All 4 patr y. Seattle !,
ksa lea,'1 sexn y, and Ruth G
leaa VA ii South Park
49, ss,sisaa. s. SPOKANE and
y 4 80 ii Dellineham.
-. 80 tan A. herger lesal
s N cara /. Scott. lcgal age
-. - ] rssan. u. and Lula l.
issls IL Seattle
francis n. Seattle and
Z Wood. 81. Minneapolis
49, 49, harris. LEGAL age, Chelau.
:. IA Fsoence l. ahefi'NN'
1000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
GOLD ROBBERY CLEARED.


DAWSON. Y. r.. Sept is-Ono
man has been arrested and con.
foaaed 20 having been a paSS 20
tho robbery whom registered
United States mail sack. contain
lng taoo In gold duae disappear.
cd from the steamer s&ttlo. No
2, on route here from Fairbanks
other arrests viii follow Tho
sold IL cached in the river near
hnrn,e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
col. SNpDK RBItT
IS ENeeMPF

BROOKLYN, ~ A.. Sept. Ia
Ia the Vanderbilt insanity hearing
this morning the jury decided that
the aged and wealthy Col Wander
hilt is incompetent 70 lock after
his affairs
The verdict came AS a complete
surprise O. hla wife. Mira, Mary
Pepper Vanderbilt. the medium.
known a. Little fright Eyes. who
a. accused OF having invcieled the
old man into marrying her Tor the
purpose 81 securing his fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

PARIS. Sept 1z-Martha had
ceased 10 love Paul. but loved bis
dog In dividing possessions on
the dislunetion Of an irregular
household she claimed the fox ter,
ricr. bat Paul kept the dog. and a
quarrel resulted. Il was settled by
police commisEafy's advice By
drawing lots Fortune favored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
BIRTH RECORD

m,hs we're registered laday a.
krws:
|rslbourneTo wife o. G ~
EbouFne. ilas Thirtyllrst as.
ne. Aug. is q eos
fhrlstensen TO wife o. c Chris.
|sssn. ssss Second Az. Sept it. a
purs-Tp wifa 81 William Bruce,
~ Flyucaih. Sept 10. a son
T.l,y-To wife Of II. Tally. go32
NJ AZ Sept !. a daughter.
fssser To wife Of II Turner.
NJ seeuna Az. vest. SEPT :. a
basAisr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

.Vhwch" and wont Yen Come and
Splash Me- Some OF the peoples
ave s@ndallfed aud are wondering
weat Mo Friek viii SAY about It.
They all agree. nwoyer. that the
chlmos sye very tinc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

PfrTSarRf. Sept. ie-The set
\ sslnas tastlag ssa.eao. which II.
| naeE presented 10 CALVARY Prot.
knns Epaserpal charch. haze been
he "a have beea played fpr tho
|rx tine The chimes we're made
! fn. = r, and the maker came
\ .sts r. plAx them The prcggam
kdAlss everything from i8lv.
IT. lla1. and Come. All We
AGl. 70 Waiting At the
rEz-Hl
srs Per Rsnt--Piper 4 Taft.
~ sseoad az 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
current VandevllIe.

The Star Eight acts, including
Fox 4 Foxie'H circus
The Lois brakes trained sheep
and Ereyhounda, and other features
The pdeOn liigh grade musical
and moving picture program.
The Family Theater aud Musee-
Vaudeville. moving pictures aud az.
hihas
The Oliver Moving pictures and
illustrated songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

The bis swimming carnival will
be only one Of the features NJ Luna
park. The Hungarian Huzar band.
the free shows, the streets OF We,
nice. the biz omen air attractions.
and the vaudeville shows are all in
full swing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
THE MARKETS

The price on eEKs advanced tao
cents a durcn yesterday afternoon
and dealers on Western av. are
Eeitins ~ cents doren Some eggs
we're sold yesterday ~ 20 cents b.
one of the firmm but ~ cents to the
general price
The first supply 90 this seasons
cranherftes was received this
morning BY tho firm Of w A Mise.
Low 4 Co. from Olympia The Der.
ries are extra large and of fancy
stock. They are quoted a. SO pss
barrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS


"Salomy Jane. Paul Armstrong;
play lH early California. will be
seen Rt the Grand tonight. tomor
row night. and Saturday afternoon
and evening Seats go ca sale 10.
morrow for CyFil Sect In The
Prince Chap" Edward Pcploa
comedy. which ran 20e nights In
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
psArH RECORD

n.,.s vere registered today as
|s'kHf = w,....... "a sa.,
v.sss6, Emergency Hospital
s'.sss-.N. zennsr. Is. Sept 70,
esranas Washington.
u'.Sl,.-.A u Walden, ~. sept
,sls sx,wnsh az soaih.
49, + lnfant. Sept. 3. i2ii
kstg =
earna-I. Bureau. II. Sept o.
'sslg hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

~ Sept o. ~ Ct
|El''a ~. i This cltFheye boon
pla', y special pcllce officers
|tink .,.'..,ax Foucwing The
|ea'S SUNDAY, when the
Is 4 lac las' driven out Of nellles.
|ssu vss' every S's minister IN me
p nsa. ,,escsslon to crilicise chie'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
MINISTER'S GUARD
BELLlNG CHAM

of Police rho0s In several a.
the charges he WAS denotQsod as
coward for failure Go queli the riot
The following morning Chief OF
Palice Thomas called on all Of the
iN2,lstofa aud had them sworn In
as special police officers They
wcra atoufied that " they failed 10
serve when called upon that they
would be arrested and prosecuted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

a heneft performance for tho
etrlklm @legAphorH will be given
Ht the Third Avenue theatOr To
night by the Taylor- company 'un.
der Two Flags" WI be the play
offered. and villa finish out the
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
THANKS son pRizEs OWEN
FOR SWIMMING.


FOR SWIMMING.
The management % the Luna
Park uAtatoFium hereby express
their thanks 10 the following nam.
ed firms. wko generously donated
prizes for the swimming races 20
be held IT the nafasofium tonight
and Friday. Saturday and sunday
nights Frederick 4 Nelson. Seat,
tie brewing 4 Mailing Co. Olympia
Brewing Co. Nitfnci Importing Co.
Commercial Importing Co, Palace
Market Co. kraislaheimeF nFos. A.
II Harrison A Co. Commercial nia.
tributinE Co. L. l. Moore Co. Al.
bert Hanson. Morgan Oyster Co.
George Han Miles 4 Piper. Cor.
ham Rubber Co. lowman q Han
ford. Seattle Park Co. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12
HARVESTER FROM NORTH.

The bark Harvester arrived from
northern fishing waters this morn
ing with a fun cargo OF salmon.
The vessel left for the north early
IN the season, carrying a cargo of
supplies 10 the Alaskan cannerles.
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out tho week az ths Seattle Start.
Ing next Sunday Little Johnny
Jones' Wll DO given weeks run
at the tlWaior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

Putnam boots, II you are going
hunting. They are just the thing
that you want for comfort. Halls,
iii First av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

"Teoyy sVeezy' will be- seen
and heard at ire Lyric until Sun,
day, when For Mothers Sake"
win begin weeks engagement.
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CLEANUP SALE
Prices to Sell the Goods-Advance Fall Garments Included
LAolEs' DRESS SKIRTS

$1,000 all kind Skirts. up.to.datc
color and style. ....,.Sff.5O
$500 All kind skirts. up.to.date
color and style ......., $3.50
sl2.00 all Kind skirts. up.to date
color and style s7.O5
5000 all kind Skirts, up.to-datc
color and style. sG.05
sS.00 an kind Skirts. up.to-date
color and style........si.05
1900 all Mind skirts. up.to.dato
color and style s3.f5
5000 ali kind skirts. up-to-dato
color and atylo...... s2.05
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A. the Seattle.
Uncle josh Perkins viii flniah