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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-06-07
Plus new corners for all rooms.

Plus new corners Tor all rooms.
The following are in the class to be
graduated in the four years course in
1908; Florence Irumbull, Edna Turner,
Bella Hewitt, Lille Harris, Edna Cline,
Ethel Peterson, Lizzie Compton, Emma
Dalbow.
A comparison-The total number Of
days present all pupils in 1904-1905 were
47716, in 19O5-l906, 5171O and in 1906
1907 549153
Considering the ~epidemics OF children's
diseases, the progress of the pupils las
been satisfactory. We are pleased to
note that more interest is being taken in
the annual exhibit of the work of the
pupils. Sixty viewed the exhibit on
Thursday and Friday.
Now that Penn's Grove School is offer
ing a commercial course many from the
townships as well as from the Borough
should take advantage of the opportun-
ity.
l. RIssMILLER Supervising Principal.
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Nntice.

William A, Summsrill, Executor of George
W. Hewitt deceased, by direction of the Sur
rogate of the County of Salem, hereby gives
Hewitt, deceased, to bring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate of the
decedent, under oath or affirmation. within
nine months from the date hereof. or they will
be forever barred of any action thereof
against the said Executor.
WILLIAM A. SUMMERILL.
Dated May 20, 1907, 2 ACT Executor.
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ChiIdren'S DaY

Children's Day
was celebrated in Bethel-M. P. Church
last Sunday. In the evening the follow
ing program was rendered:
Singing Coronation Congregation
Prayer Pastor
Singing, Marching Onward, Choir
Recitation, Greeting Clarkson Edwards
Little Rosebuds, Francis Gregory
Singing, Every Thing Sings, Children
Recitation. Little PusSy-willow, Emily Taylor
Exercise by The Sunshine Band,
Francis Gregory, Bertha Holmes, Emily
Holmes, Mabel Gregory, Sara Edwards.
Evelyn Macarthur, Edna Gruff.
Singing, Come With Your Praises, Choir
Recitation, / Love The Childrens Day
Raymond Hurley,
I'm Happy and Glad,
Evelyn Macarthur.
Solo, The Child's Faith, Marie Comfy
Recitation, God Cares, Mabel Gregory
What Wed Like, Willie Hurley
A Cup OF Cold Water, Sara Edwards
Singing, Children
Sword Exercise, Joseph Craig, Edward Hur-
ley, George Pedrick, John Macarthur, Willie
Hurley.
Recitation, When I Am Old Like Grandpa,
Joseph Craig.
Flower Voices Mildred Hinkson
The Box of Smiles and Frowns
Ida Craig. .
Singing, Bright Summer Days
Mrs. Emma Gilman and Daughter.
recitation The Favorite Boy.
John Macarthur.
Long Ago, Ethel Munyon
Exercise, The Daisy Chain
Ida HRaine, Marie Comfy, Marion Lloyd
Mildred Hinkson, Violet Elliot, Alfred q, Les
lie, ID Craig,
Singing, Scattering Roses, Choir
Recitation. Your Words, Altha johnson
For My Sake, Anna McCaully
Gods Flower Garden, Pearl Gruf,
Singing, Children of the King, Choir
Recitation, The Sermon in the Woods,
May Fetters.
The Children's Church
Remarks, Pastor
Collection. DOXology. Renediction
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Early Closing.

We, the undersigned merchants of
Penn's Grove, will close our stores on
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday even
ings at 6 O'Clock,
S. r. LEAP & Son.
j. P. RIGGINs-
U. G. S. Co. No. s..
j. SwEETEN. Jr. I
SAMUEL NJ. HUNT.
SLAPE & HIGGINS.
J. U. LAYTON,
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Binding Lots For Sale.

On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
these lots are nigh and water good. Can be
had at reasOnable'r ices. For particulars ap-
ply to ASA G.. TURNER.
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Executors Notice

Joseph @. Summerill and Hannah j.. sum-
merrill, Executors of John SummeriH deceased.
by. direction of the Surrogate of the County of
Salem, herebygives notice to the creditors of
the said John SummeriIl deceased, to bring in
the debts, demands and claims against the es-
tate OF the SAID decedent, under oath or affirm
alton within nine months from the date hereof
or they Will be forever barred of any action
thereof against the said Executors
JOSEPH G. SUMMERILL,
HANNAH .SUMMERILL,
Dated May II, 1907. 524-9t Executors
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{. B. Riley
White Shirt waists and Skirts
White Shirt Waists

Fine lawn Waists, yoke Swiss
embroidery, finished with val
lace, or pointed yoke of eyelet
embroidery and German val
lace, value $1.25; price $1.OO.
French lawn and batiste
Waists, pretty round yoke.
back or front, or yoke of Ger
man val lace and panels Of en-
broidery, $500 and $3.50.
Other waists, in Swiss, bat
iste and net, $3.50, $2.75, $500
up to $500.
Separate Skirts
White Lirene Skirts, extra
full with cluster of side plaits,
$l.25 value $1.75.
White lawn, India linen and
linen, plated and trimmed with
bias bands. All the new flare
effects, $500, $3.50, $500 up
to $500.
Dress Goods Reduced
Noteworthy reductions in
our Dress Goods Department
of new merchandise.
At 900 a yard, 40 inch fancy
worsted tweed suiting; 80 and
40 inches, white and black serge
suitings and mannish effects.
Were SOC, 75c a yard Reduced
to, 39c.
At 69c a yard, 50 imported
English suitings, stripes, checks,
plaids and mixed goods.
Were $l.00 and $l.25 a yard
Reduced to soc a yard.
New Wash Goods
80 inch Swiss applique, white
and colored grounds, with fibre
dots. An elegant wash fabric,
25c a yard.
30. inch imported Soiesette
yarn, mercerized, retains its
high lustre in ~laundry,all shades
including black and white, 25c
a yard.
80 inch organizes, lawns and
Swisses, plain color. and fancy
floral and plaid effects; hun
dred of pieces to. select from,
l2ac a yard.
80 inch lawn and organdy
neat white and black and aoraI
effects, l0c a yard.
80 inch batiste, lawn anb fine
dimily, plain colors and fancies,
white and colored grounds, 100
yard.
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White Goods

81 inch white Linene,
Looks, laundries and wears like
linen, 1870.
60 inch imported mercerized
Table Damask, soc a yard;
value 39c.
60 inch all linen German
Table Damask, silver bleached.
Special Csc a yard.
Remnants of Table Linen
and Crash reduced.
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Building lots for sale on the lower side of
win Avenue $3per foot. Payable blythe mon
or on your own terms. Deed will be give
when paid for. Good water and dry cellar.
lis SARA j. BARBER
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the following household goods.
One hair cloth parlor suit; good as new, 2
goose feather beds, l sewing machine, / range.
(H0me ComlOrt) Is ydS, of Brussels. Ingram
and Rag carbet, large heater stove, with reg
ister, l sheet iron stove, 2 bed room suits, l
chamber set, 2 mirrors, hanging lamp, marble
top stand, 2 lounges, 2 fancy rocking chairs,
quilts, clock, l book case. l desk, l set dishes,
gun. fancy faOle cover, curtains, glass ware.
chairs, rugs, pots, kettles, pans and MANY
other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at ! o'clock P. NJ. Conditions
made known at Sale.
+ j. GaYenta, Auct. CHAS. p. HAMPTON,
WIN. M. Burk, Clerk. Administrator
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Strawberry checks printed at PENIS
Grove Record Office. If
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Monday, June 18TH, 1907.

in front of REQ Mems Hall, in Pedricktown.
Salem County, n, j., between the hours of II
and o'clock in the afternoon, to-wit, at 2
O'Clock p. NJ.
All that certain lot, tract or piece of land
situated in the village of PedriektOwn, Old
mans township, in the county of Salem and
State of New Jersey, and is bounded as fol
OWS:
Beginning at the corner of LYDIA Pedrick's
lot, formerly owned by Thomas LampIeigh, at
the edge OF Union street, and run first ~
along the edges of said street. North forty
three degrees West one chain to a corner of a
lot owned by Jonathan H. Broadway, formerly
belonging to Daniel Lampleigh: thence "
bounding on the line of said lot South forty
nine degrees West two chains and sixty links
to a corner on 'SolferS Alley' thence (3l along
said "SOmers Alley South tfty-three degrees
East one chain to the Lydia Pedrick lot afOre-
said thence az by the same North f~Orty-siX
and one-half degrees East two chains and fifty
links to the place of beginning. Containing
one quarter of an acre OF land, be the same,
more or less.
Being the same land and premises which
Jonathan H. Broadway and Sarah l.. Broadway
conveyed to the said David Kille by deed
dated February lst, A. D., 1872, said deed being
of record in Salem County Clerks Office in
Book No. AZ Of Deeds, folio 4S6 etc.
COLLINS B. ALLEN,
Sheriff.
IT, Acton, Solicitor.
Dared Sheriff's Office, May 14th, 1897.
5l7-5t
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Abstract of the School Report

Number of Boys enrolled PA
Number of Girls enrolled 223
Total enrolled 437
Pupils neither absent nor tardy 20
Cases of hardness COS
Average number on roll 81
Per. centage of daily attendance .925
Average daily attendance 3CS
Enrolled in Primary grade 2lS
Enrolled Grammar grade l72
Enrolled in High School At
Pupils for next wear room l SO
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PUBLIC SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Saturday, June 18th. 1907

The undersigned will sell at public sale at
the residence Of Kezlah Hampton, deceased
in the village OF Pedricktown, N. j., on
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CENT A WORD COLUMN

The house corner Pitman and Franklin
street. Apply to Ezekiel Burden, GILT
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Own Your Own Homes While Young

For Sale or Rent,
My blacksmith shop at the Cove. Alfred
Fox. 3.22tf
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IyptVEIItIs FOr sale
Olyer typewriters, new and second hand.
Old machines taken in exchange for new.
HIS. hldd. 3-22-tf
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me person who picked up a go-cart parasol
on Saturday, 2jth ult. from j, Sweeten;S Store
step VIII please return it to 432 f. Main Street
ana receive reward. 6 lit
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H3VIng had experience in building cement
walks and curbs, / solicit the patronage Of
those needing work done. Alfred Raign &
Bro, AZ = Main Street. Penn's Grove. 8 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

AZ Ernde have Ynn
ever allowed terrible consequences should
something happen should The brake defect
This witch has doubtless ernznad many mnds
aad glance that fear Of an
saha equipment well Justified
Tho operator duty the signal didn't WORK. rail-
was hrokon defective brake and thousand
aud one ready railroads tn
strenuous effort to responsibility tho awful oaIamiiea
which a daily
that brake proved defective that
relied pnch the railroads knowing
The accepted genefay with scarcely
. Of condemnation
Why IA Il that public while astnte official with
shras defective brake. what
going tho question. What
you going o about tf"
Admitnx detective for insanceia clear
maintaining faulty detective meehan
icai equipment consequently eonsc the
careesneaa nessenee by their
admission they THEMSELVES and yut railroad com
ranv calmly corporations free Of speech
or fearless prosecution hey the pable AA the
SAND Their fecng 81 safety 10 caused DO
cause tho pahlie easily BUNcoED with smooth
agent employed settle Tor oss Of loved
srars earens Ignorance principles Of tho
sion going recognised heng worthy
By tho existence OF faulty equipment and
ons By maintaining claims buy prospective
suts the corporations clearly that Aey FULLY
AwARE GUILT but relying the Tremendous IN
az DOLLAR absolute security
from prosecution Of right Kind
Il II public seeing that Il being dsihsr
aer swanea daily effective Retun
Of these powerful oorporaoasf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

p0Hsible connection eat Be proved
90 was ever nagesalsd hstwesu
Edaifi and Harrington. tbs ono =
rude. iflifefafe minor. the other the
aon of the Wear and a rising pro-
foasionnI man The one a tpafef At
tasbllc houaea. the other 4 total abb
aiainsr. II r. certainly suggestive.
prsnonnlfie that Harrington asa do
the deed Tor which be sas convict
I'd. that he WAS employed AZ the
WyrIey eoliiafy. and may have had
10 rAaH ln a1ina "a his Wofk that
very pony which EasiIi was sup
posed 10 haVe Injured II II also. u
must - admitted auHssstips that
While Edallrs impiiaonment had no
effect upan the outraEea Earring
toms uaa ~ once followed b. fholr
complete cessation How monsirone.
then. to contend. a. the home a.
flee has dane. thar no haw facts
have arisen 10 Justify revision Of
fgdaiil'a ease. A. the same timo.
% n0t mean 90 imply faFrlngton's
guilt. ~ Witch have grave doubts.
but merely that. ~ compared With
Igdniil. a strong case could ba made
out against him.
NcW lei me. before examining the
outrage 81 Aug ~. 1893 which
proved 20 fatal 20 EdalIi. give some
account Of the ff~sh epidemic Of
lsitara which broke out In the dia-
triot. Thsy were synehfou9ua with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

by these reports OF hts HuboFdiunten.
which he may or may not have teo
readily heiieved-hAn shown toward
George Edaiu. Personally l have
met with nothing but franhneas and
courtesy from capt thu Hon. q. a.
Anaan durlna the course Of my Ia
xsatlgatian. and II Ia the search
after truth | have to ctltieiAa AUG
word or aetion Of hiM ! can asahf4
him that Il 10 With resfet and sssise
la pursuit ~ what seems 10 aa II
10 = clear duty. -
on Dec. a.. 1888. a. the very be-
ginning " the sssflea Of hoaxee 4
large ksiy was discovered iyiua uIslt
tho vicarase doorstep, This kes wa4
handed 20 the police and was aiwA
covered In few days % ns a sen
which has haen taken from Walaaif
grammar school The reason uily
/ say that thla Incident has an iia*
nartant hearinz upon the ronnesttsnk
batween tho aatFaE SEQ of fkaa ahtsI'
these 81 1905 In that the very fusf
tnttaf Ia the latter safira proeiaimasf
the writer % Be = scholar Ia WAisaA
grammar school grantina thstshe
oauid no longer BE a scholar there
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by the writer % the letters Some
rouort was made. aud the chief eon-
stable believed Il, he took The
course Of writing IA hts osn hand,
over hie avn name. IN an attempt
90 bluff The boy Into confession.
Under date % Jan %. 1854. he says
10 tha father. Ia a iettar which uow
ilse before me- viii yoa please
AnR your Hon George frum whom the
key was obtained which was found
on your aoorsicp on Dee. ia7 The
hey vas stolen. bot II II can bsl
shown that the whole thing was due
10 some sdia freak or practical joke,
1 should not be inaiibsd % allow any
police proceedings - DO taken la re-
eafd 60 a. If. however. the pefnous
eonoernsa Ia thS removal % the Hey
refuse % make any explanation Of
the subject must necessarily treat
tho matter IN all seriousness as 4
theft may say at once that l
shall not pretend 20 hailsse any pro-
t.stallena OF Ignorance which your
SON may make about this hoy, MY
information on the subject does not
come from the police
consldafins the diabolteai tnGonu-
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EVERY WOMAN CAN HAVE
| PRETTY NECK AND SHOULDERS

fsssttls Stars Exslusiss ssrsiee.l
Nowadays when 80 many decols
BETTE and seml-decolletts sowns are
woFn. every woraa wishes for >
psrfvcs neck and fine shoulders A
great daAl can be done BY a little
care 70 undo tae bad effects pro
ducea b. the wearing q tight. hixh
collars. and double chins aud
scFawny nscks can be very much
Improved ~ proper attrntion.
A good exercise foF the woman
With a double chin i she habit q
sitting. vhen alone With che bead
thrown back. the eta roinset ~
and the atin Of the thru&t and chin
drawn faut Thrust ont the unier
Jaw unfI the face Il distorted Hold
q IN this position AMI turn the bead
first % the right and then 70 The
lsft Practice this exercise until Il
can - done with easa Al least :
tlmea
Massage the doahie chin every
night for at least 5 minutes. This
should BE done without the use Of
any cream. The fIueers should
meet under the middle Of the chin.
Then press The hands apart with a
backward motion. Thta Ia a veFy
sure method u curing a double
chin.
A scfawuy neck MAJ b develop
cd y the practice Of the following
lexeFcseo.
Stand erect. inhaling through The
nose and exhaliua through the
mouth. Nos slowly bend the neck
as lar a. possible 70 the rixht Then
bend Il IN the same way 10 tho ieff.
DO this each way a. least four
times. then alternately four times
Next. swing the head back four
times Finally, start 70 the right,
thea back. next TO the left aud
then forward Thia completes a
circle which brings into action
ever Fsanrie Of the neck This ex.
ercise taken FIVE minutes every day
viii bring results within n month.
The neck should also Be maasarad
with a circular movement every
night Care shoald Be taken that
a good cold cream be used for this
purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

Rev. Goodman rang the door bell
Of The residences Of his haighboF,
Tnffnut Then he waited
lie waited a little lnnxar.
Then he rams the bell again.
Ho continued 90 walt.
Az last Tuffnut opened the si0of
Pardon mo for the DELAY" said
Taffnut. Come Ia. Glad 20 sec
you j.
~Folks all ousf- asked Rev. Good
man.
~Yes my wifc has gone to prayer
meeting
"0sris gone there. taof'
NO. they've gone to young poo
Plies meeting
~And the boysY'
They've gone 10 n meeting ~ the
missionary society thought ia
improve the time while they we're
gone b. cleaning the furnace and
carrying some II the ashes up from
the basement"
~Provldentiaii exclaimed Rev
Goodman. 4 know now you can't
deciine my Invitation called 20
ask yon r. SO 10 the revival meet
ing with me"
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~ q ne huaxsr. e aouE1 seem
pfotahia ehat ire Information came
directly % Indirectly fron him. In
anp case. s. srensa % have bean
fnlre. ~. at least, ineafahla - pfss'ss.
- is shown ~ the fat lhai AFTER
these threats from the chief eonats.
bic no ssslsh was fasen Hut ne
s,aint - BE- noted Ia thai a. early ee
isgs when fadsig was aniY ~ -
hav~ me police sesre of HiAffpFd-
shire thFpagh shr naush - thetF
rhisf making charges Asainst hiii.
and asaiMsfna in a9sanss that thv
uili not bsltsts am rratsztatler ~
ff.noesass Two years later. On July
Is. fkaa ne chief cansssale Esses
even fasfher. SIN writing 70 TIE
father ~ says 4 dls mas teii AZ
Perry that ! kHgw the name ~ the
offender tire writer af The letters
ara uushax 20 ths huaxesf.- though
1 todd hint that hae my sss1ieiens.
prefer - hpqp ny salspielsns q
myself unsii I am abe . prove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05
MRS. TAFT TO BUILD
A BIG RANCH HOUSE

wAaHIsGToN Jan. si.--whis All this talk about
ing rooms. Mrs. Taft Is laying Up her treasure In
broad IN Texas For some time past che has
been investing IN real ard now her plan Is 20
build big ranch house and spend part Of the year
anyway. Tar from the maddenlng crowd
Mrs. Taft proposes 20 build genuine adobe house.
a square around an open court but one story and
wallis Of the accepted thIckuess-ihree feet This
style of home has always appealed to the wife Of the
secretary q war but IN this section of The country
one who would erect such DWELLING would be eoa-
aidsred IN the most charabis construction eeeean-
trio" Ta this sylvan retreet the Tafa viii ask friends
and relatives and they WIN spend their time IN the
manner Of The old Spanish grandess who built the
first hacicudas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

r he wrrs euneafuqd in tha hpz4ss
e iass. Il "a SIN - sfxufuenf thsi
fhe same nsetita f-eWer isY behind
saeA since ws fand wninail gfata-
saAr sehSoi abssaains itself ~ eaen
eaee
The Incident - ths ny xas
aHonsht before The chief eaHstasis
= the county. abe seems 81 uuea -
have cunciuesa that young aeerms
Eaaiil Vas tbs euipfli 6seswe
rtmtt ~aa nas a scholar Al ~
sVala4si aehnsf. hAsinE been hf#sssbt
up - Ragelsy AID fhcfu DIS aes
appear 90 have been the slightest
feason % b1ppess that b. haa pc
cured . keY fresa shts siE miles ats=
tart arhnol ard iasd e au hts asn
doorstep. However hrfa - aassT
taekinH boy. and here are queer On
the6. and hers IL > acaiear constable.
the very uptan xhpes praises asses
later q b. 80 Enthusiastically Veioet
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We read with pleasure the an.
nouneement Of the engagement Of
Miss Thaodnra Cioaa 10 Frederick
Fox. of Norwalk We have not the
pleasure Of a personal acquaintance
with SIT Fox. but We congratulate
him on his sterling choice
Miss Close IL one Of he Teddy
Roosevelt Klfls. who. notVlthstand-
ing her extensive foreign travel,
never got a craze 20 catch a count,
nor any uthaf titled foreigner. and
she believes. too. with her shrewd
father. that there are as good PEG.
pie near home as far away. We
trust nothing may interfere with
the happy contamination Of the In.
tereating announcement -- West
Berlin Correspondence. Huron CO..
Blade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

"Mr Speaker" said the member
from the West y find that the
gentleman from New Jersey. NJ.
though advocating higher salaries.
has been absent from our sessions
more than 80 per cefG Of the time "
Then" cried ont a member from
Missouri, = move that the salary
81 the gentleman from New Jersey
be increased DO per cent
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The actual outfaaez 80 !. -44
asiaiis ~ Them whlsh MAJ w, !. -
sels' ihpush ~ M mssns I -
Vat they were written A. .ssiis'a.
Who Nrs actually eane.T'..,.' ,as,ss
crimes NC e ~
u cannot be sald shas a..
aplpte proof that the iat,e,' = d.
were by The same hana y Ia
1895. bur there are soln.. NOS y
lhs'f phfasinE. about their .' ss'si
~ and Violence II lanegas. 'saae.
y, about the aiieutia,.s M hial.
beE'ew upon me Faala Asg
Nlileh seem . point 70 ,t
pfiHiH Only in li.ls e.. !. 49,
isQalli sataBes. a9la Il h ~.
M saiae aan s'ho haa lssn -. -.
IN The first series 4lfh dl,s...,ssa
lie who receives saane * \. n
nunieaiions aud i Fofensd -. 80
he others. maY aay thas s,' z q
elea n ietifra present gsrlea. =
writings ali ~ witch dlses. -.
The 1875 letters but Is ~ s,,. -.
lsaFaeeuiof waa fond n go. a
that he could ehanee he hess.sf
ing. and even that h. eonl4 ss.'l II
that Of George E1Alil ~ vs,s ~.
need Dot BE- taken too ssriean,
=-
The inosnisss gsft.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

A man was arrested several DAYS
ago in Cleveland for singing In
the Good Oit summer Time IN the
street That's a good move. Nov
isf the police arrest those who sing
II IN the pafiorh and thoaterH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Cleveland customs officials held
up John ID Hoeksfsiler'a vic f9f
duty They are men who wuuldut
move n hair from tbs path u duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

n the good die
yoans. you can't
blame a Teller fer
beta a cutup.
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Z wonder II lt'a really true that
Andrew Carnegie wishes To die
pourf"
n may be hut | hascn't heard
that he has expressed enY desire ca
live poor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-05

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par.
Tors. 1913 Third av. have eight
new tables and the only sxi2 pool
table IN the city. 80
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The ingenious viiIsiay a "A. -.
Will be sspoasd IN tsusrs.i, =. -
,iunssien o. this great s.,.' -
story.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-30
Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald Dead.

Mrs. M. Mcdonald, wife Of the
well known Walla Walla horse buy
er, died last evening at Hot Lake
Union county following an operation
She had been i'll for some time and
was taken to the Hot lake two weeks
ago where she was operated on yes
terday by DR., N, X. Blalock of Wal
la Walla. She was SO years of age
and was a daughter of ex-senator
Alexander Cameron Of Walla Wal
la. Besides her husband she leaves
a son II years of age and daugh-
ter of five, The funeral and inter-
ment will take place in Walla Wal
Ia.