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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12
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wy. NHHN.. F.aN
Die feinIfe unb psiGite DoIle be-
finbet iid itets alf Der GduIter bss
S9nfes. Gin GQ6mann liebt, tpenn erI
G1afs dbI9GBen mill, INNER auerit
mad Der MpIle auf Der S9ulter als ies
mem SbeiI an tpel1em bic feinIts @ols
le gefunben pirb. 0isle WoIle Dirb
nit ber @plIe an ben &ippen, ben
2enbsn, benz Rumpfs uHO S9nlters
tbeilen pergIi9en, limb ie mebr bieNpls
Ie bon ben anbsren &G~rpertbeilsn bss
Sbisres bisfem Muiter slei6t, beIto
better III ess Damn unteriu6en mir bOT
allen bic 2dnge Ses Stapsls unb ipei,n
mir Tinben, bGB bic @olle an ben RIP
pen, ben 2enoen inp BEN Riidtn bins
rei1en lang 1T, lit ods Muitsr rri9tie
unb oIei9mGBigss. 9itrdllF iber3eus
gsn mir uns iiber bic @idtigteit bes
Nlisies unb mir ttun otes. inbem mir
eintn She'll Der Rumpfs lnb 2enSen
noble srIaiIeH, benn bieie Sbsile pfles
gen geipGbnIi9 bic biirnIten limb mans
seIbafteIten su isin. Wtnn bieIe llns
terIu1ung gut %uusfGllt, tDnHen mir
bic DolIe ais .gIeihmGbig biht@ srs
iIdren. Menn has 8lies an Der 5nulz
ter, Ben Rippsn unb Riiden nobeSu BON
oIeiher 2Gnae IN, fppie bon dlsiher
Di6tbeit an Der 51ulter unb iiber bic
qenben, ID bdben mir Elm polltommsnes
S9df sur Grselsuns elmer ~tOertppoIs
len MOIIt.
Der GbeTeiHO.
.Du peiBt dlIO faOr. bdb i9 Der,
lcbt bing 6ugeitols: aSd. Monr
Ut bic Werlobung eiesnsli1 User Did
bertingsbrOhsng"
BON auiernsnbOf.
interpffisisr: .@snn ibr ei8 Der
pfsrbsn BON binten ndbsrt 70 miBt ibl
linen INNER sttpds suruFen, goRf err
Inrsdsn lie un6 I@Iaeen ei@ duf ber
bidsn GHGnel rnb has Gnbt BON Gle
Ne 1T mir hoben fhIitbIiA Iduls
IatuiE pfErbt Il Ssr G9BabsOais
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

III onbsrsr GisIle behdupisn mir.
nfarrsr 5cueiatob lei Elm gsonsr
sef 9rbensbtIorotipnen ~ unb nun
Itf.n lpir III stnsm rsi@sbsuti6tn
@Iulle. edb Il ssrubl babe. einsn ibm
r~srIistsnsa Dxbta ansansbmm unb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Tng ORIGINAL LAxATIvK COUGH FgRUp
kENNEDYsS LAXATIVE
-ooHHAHas HONEY AND TAR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Die RsfuItats Der 3ollr 4cns
fsrensen in Berlin Iiub nun in Cans
hen 6es Gtautss Setretars, une ipenn
es notbnenbis sepeIen !pGre, piirben
lie freipillig pom Prdiiosuten benz
aonersB iibsrmittslt porctu Iein. Oa
dber bic decentralization iifer3elot IT,
baB lie bis gum qbf6IuR zines rslsu
Sdnhslss @srtrdges auf aSminiItratts
bem @.1s bem9erldngen 9euiI6fdnbs
sntIprsden lnS ben beitstsnOsn rmcs
bus bibenbi" duTrs9t erb1iten lam, TO
mar es ni6t lire 4bli6!, ben &pns
steb in ben lebttn Stnnbcn nit unfs.
rem Sdrfslsbe8iebansen nit 9sati8s
Lamb Sa belSiig.n; bdber tommt b.s
@sT6luB bes 2lbgsorbnetsn Rupsball
bon Ssras, tDobur6 bic asgieruna ges
sipunssu piirbe, benz Ronsrsb jet
bplIe Iustunft ii6er bic 8srbane!iRs
gen in Berlin gu gsben. re6t uns:.ssen
unb fis pirb is6enfaIIs beg 8omits
fir Mittsl unb @sss eriud.n, ben
8eiGlab ab acta gu lsgeH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12


entnurf rirb BON berIhieoenen
@oupernsursn unterItiiBt. 81 gebt bds
bin, einen Glatsntpe1Isl Gil eramingen.
Sie Der 0orlo9e Su Grunpe liesenoe
Sbse lit polItommen ri6tig. &i. @rs
nGhruna Der Ration pir6 Durd ben
iebioen Hdubbau, baB mar beItGnbig
Mdis duf Nlois unb @sissn ouf Msis
ser pfldnSt, srnIli@ in Brdec emeItellt,
Sci folder @irtbl6aft mub Der Boben
fhIieBIi6 psrlostn, Sn dnoersn 2Gns
bern Bat man bas lGugIt ertannt unb
ipe9Islt bic Gadten, 10 boB Der 8oben
flo nieOer elbplen fam. aber bas II
niGt bur6 ssIsbli9en 3para seidebsr
unb ou9 in 6isiem 2dnbe tDirb mar
nidt nit esIeBli6er @orIaritt. ion'
bern nur burd auftldrune Manbsl
ihaffen tOnnsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Ginsn fsltgner MIR son.
Iafo ZEN 6 GolboisA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

SIN 8erIaufs elmer IorI9a
ungsreiie IN bic Sabord bat Der briIts
ide GsI9GftstrGg.r in Ruta am
sl9abTst, Cans gii1sr. cine is!tfume
Gutbeduns semaHt. SIN Gtbiste Der
8hdridnbsrge itieb II nuF cine MHIieos
lung pDn SDblenbsnobnern. Die SHs
TaiIen bisIsr ftltfdmsn unterirbiiaen
WpbnifGttsn grabeH cine groBe tiefe
50bIe in tie Grbe, bic cine Mrt Wiered
ODER 9pFrdum bilOtt, bic bur9 i1mule
.tlsine Gino6nee 5u errei1en 1T. MIle
RGnme unb abibsilungen riiinben ouf
bisfen Scfrdum; lie Iinb an ben Seittn
aus benz Grcrtid dusgebDhlt. Sbr
2tht smpfaRgsR bisis primitipsn gss
nader einSig aus ber Ssffnung bic
gum @orrlum lsits!; lie iinb babsr fehr
bunteI. Sum i@Hubs 6isIsr geobs
~nuhgsanlage lGaft Elm grbnall rings
I'm ben obsreH Ronb Oes 9oFragmss,
Sn bieIsn fpunber!imen tltinsR Sc
msiHpsIsn bsrriht cine dufTaMtnbi
Mtinlinieit. l manufacturer RGbG
bieisr 9ObIenItsDsIungsn gstpabrt man
ned RtHe Scf r0miIhen W~obnFGiteN
bic bobOn RuH6s gtben, 6de bas adnf
eiHit BON ROmesn btIsbt mar. I'm K
isltfdntr III Is. bob Die SDb.tnbspct'
nsr ibrt YvimitiBe 2sbsns unb WoHH,
Dsiit 10 rein bstobrt baden.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Gin ct. Cater Sttdersfs
Gel d bate in Der Sa9sSprefIe
2%egeriHneR eelu9t. Dos SnIerat bate
nun cine gdn3 unsrndrtete Mirtung,
bsnn BON Siirifsnlanb Der eridien i'm
@uredu Der betreffenben 5irma cine
gGuerin nit sinem grOBen ROrb inter
BEN arm. Inn 5pei n2egerinen4,
RGmIt4 9lbner, aa uertdufsn.
4us ben .Sptii6sn Der Weisbsit"
bes MeriantiItsmus:
Das 1T bic natiirlt6e Gntpidlung,
Taats rer Molf. Die ldbt Iit niat
GufbaI!sH. pa bate sr SdS 2amm
anfgciriim.
Gs tummt nur duf bic f0bsrs Sns
tsIliseu5 an, fdste Der 6uds. Da
brad e. in ben SiibnsrFd!! elm.
@ef Ypint. Sin merltDiir.
Diaes Slid i'm llusIiid bate Der in bies
flyer RGbe trobnen6s Sdrmsr SObn
nrieOsnberg. CT fiel BON Tetnem Wd.
gen, serist9 inter bic RGbsr nnS tpurbe
iiberfobren. Srob6em ber Daoen
.fdiper nit SplS belcben mar, erlitt
frisbcnbsra ober nur lsi6te @erIsBun,
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

SIR bic @ef9GFtsIage
I'M @sitsn. 10 pirO aus Nebrdsla sss
iGrieben, 1T Der grobe @rrratb bpn
@etreiDe, Der Iid NOD in SGnbsr Der
Tarmer beftnbst, Elm piatiger Tottor.
OnrH ben 3ipons Der llmRdnbs lit
er bis isbt BEN Wlartt Dorsntbalten
asbliebsn, tormt ober nlrr i1nsI! gum
@OrTdsin. no Der ManssI an giiters
tpaaen uab 3l9lei9 and bic G6nees
bloduhs nd1selaIien Fat. @lsidasitis
felt iidl du1 Elm prsisnuFIaldu in
allen @e.rtipeIortsn Elm, rer natiirlia
benz Marit ipeitsren Smpuls eibt.
Menn ter grobe @prrotb in tpsaIen
6psi6srn unO duf ben carmen isbt
all Warlis gtbrd6t un6 esgen Bar
imgelsBt iperbsR fam, ste bic Tribs
iabrsntbtit ouf ben 5arrrsn bsoinnt,
10 werDeH ii1 bic FARMER in Der eIIer'
sinfigIten Gage btftnbsr limb 6os
lOtoIe GjsIdGFt Istnsn ssbSriser an'
tHtil barHn buben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Mus Il vi nj mefcst man. Der
.gapH haze an ben aar6fnal Gaittta
ain 9repe gsridtet. in De.nsm X. pte
@,rbreitung Der godngelien inter nds
.gUIt anb lore fdagsmabs GtIdutsruns
e%rmut6igte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Die 2eitf6tift: .pennIblpos
nios @srm1n- DtrSFfentliGt i'm Sc
bruorbeft uHter Der lsbsrIhrift. sG Il
BuItntine nm be. MRier4
tieIs sslunssnen Strophsn;
Du fdse flee Mesbls, IisB 1is'n Rus,
3umm Ter IN bod bid If met GdpB,
SD lenni nit 2ieb bid Fsrslih tridu
I'm bOifo. bis bu SsstI6t psrl6.:Ga.
. Iielpss MetbIe, gsb mtt'n .SiqR
I'm Tag Oh bii6t mel gaIsntine!
Du Gars. bu BUMP, bu dItts GpesI
0u biIGt 70 iitB pie GtpsiasrfGs.
Du nit MID iuIht for SoITc fIida
I'm fcy pei 9tfu SHtrimpItn I&lridu
Sud iuItt in's @iuS; fp'n ,mcnIsb,
fbinss
mis I'll y PLENTY goIsntInsl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12
Def GbeFeinb.

.Du peibt dlfO fdOn, bdb i9 Strs
lobt bin9' SugeftolS: aSd. Mann
1T bic gerIobuns sissntIi9 User Did
bertinesbrohsng"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Gfngn f9limmen Gttti4l
lbielts Der Observation-Disclosures siGem
9Iaits IN 2Aopigshafeu, Der oSi a Il
.9fGI5,
Sn ein.m @ablfsriHt bisB
es: Der @(6faa Ger Tos!albemclrotis
ldsn gtimmen) in giltripp 1T auf
gonto Bee 5rsibisres 81 feBen bas
bic llebsrfobrt lber bic Sabre bers
btnSerte." Statt 5rsibisrss ioIIte es
.Srsi6siles~ beiBsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
l. A. NewbS Of ]. B. Allen Improvement Club Says
Secretary Jones Refused to Weigh Coal Known to
Be ShOrt--Mseting Tomorrow Night.

We charge that Jones was mott
fled before the coal was unloaded
that the weisht was short. shnt re
fused ia have II weighed 10 deter
mine whether or not the board was
getting What Il bafgained for
"Janitor j. Foraythe Of the n
Allen school ~ receiving several
loads % coal from stag 4 Jenkins
teIeph0ned 20 Secretary jones be.
fore allowing Il 10 BE nnloaded tell
Ing him that In bis opinion theirs
we're nom soc 10 900 pounds 81
coal short to each load. aud asking
whether he should have Il weighed
before delivery He was notified
"a allow the coal 10 be delivered.
a. Il was. without weighing.
we will prove this and a feW
other things az the meeting. both
as 10 stay 4 Jenkins and other
people delivering supplies 70 the
schools We have nothing against
the new members az the board but
as against the old members aud
the secretary we utand ready 10
prove our allegations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
MORE MONEY NOW
in CIRCULATION

ia 81 the silver certificates of large
denominations foe which there was
practically no call Swing the eoe
retarY of the treasury the option
~ Issuing small notes ia their
stead
The las places 30 limit npnn the
amount 81 these notes. but Sscre
iAry TortelYuu has decided that
tau 900 600 will saslsf. tho preasas
needs 81 thm country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Serious casiges involving a do
reelection OF duty on the part Of See.
getary Jones' Of the school board
viii be .aae at che meeting Of the
J. H. Alien Improvement club, TO
be held tomorrow evening at the
J. a Allen school The members
81 the school board as we'll IA Sec
rttafy Jones have been invited to
attend. and they wtl he given an
opportunity 20 snswer the charges
l. A Newly, president 81 the
club. and other members OF the
organization are determined 60 80
"a the bottom OF tho natter
"Whe. We made she CHARGES that
the schools wcrc being given short
weight in their coal purchases.
said Mt. Newly 60 a reporter for
The Star, wo aid So advlaedly.
and IL was done 0aN after a thor.
ouKh Investigation as 20 the TO.
liability 81 the sources of cur Ia.
formation We ara ready 60 prove
that the responsibility rests with
the old members 81 the school
board and with Secretary Reuben
Jones for the condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

A moral for \ prohibition text a.
20 the evil effects Of the keFmeulssi
hrsw. and It's rulnoas consequences
or genius. IA furnished bg che case
OF A. W. Macarthur. now serving a
three months term 81 the county
jail for esshsng a worthless check
for stbee
Macarthur. who vas intoxicated
when ths offense was committed.
has besulled the lonesome hours u
his penarlte at Lou smiths hospit.
able Inn. BY giving HIS genius for
carving and drawing full play
Being ar "Odd Fellow. the pre-
eepts OF that order have appealed
strongly to him while IN a peni.
tentiai mood lie has made cane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
TO PREFER CHARGES
AGAINST THE BOARD

knives or any weapons or tools
which could be used for the inflie'
ton OF bodily harm. the only tool
Macarthur had 20 work with WAS
a part of q broken pen. the edga Of
which had been mharpened
Liberal offers have been made for
the cane by number OF loyal Odd
Pellows, Ii Is not alone In carving
that Macarthur haa talent lie
manifests HIS artistic temperament
d. drawing and painting
lie IL now engaged Ia drawing q
life alEe copy % Love and Folly
Macarthur. who 10 about IS years
old. Ia married. and has the appear
anee OF man ot education and
good breeding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
BOY is BADLY BURNED AS
RESULT OF A JOKE

Bert Johnson. boy ~ eight
years. whose parents live AZ sIs
Seneca Of. waM a victim % pe-
euilAg and pAinfui accident last
nlght AZ the result of u playful
joke 81 bog chnm The two wefu
walking past The walker baildihk
on Sneuad Az when yownN John
sons ehum lighted q bunch OF
small frecrAchera aud placed them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
SITES FOR GARBAGE CREMATORIEs

A garbage cfematory will be-
built on the low ground IN Wood
land park aud one Will also be-
erected In Washington park as a
result OF a trade made yesterday
by tho park board.
Tho council committee on parks
aud boulevard has agreed 60 auI
render 10 the park board portion
OF the Lake Washington pumping
station in lieu Of the garbage sites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
Wit olvs LAWN SOCIAL.

The ladies Of Westmlustar prea
byterian church will aive a lawn
social and reception 90 an the PEG.
pie Of the congregation and their
friends at the home OF MF Frank
Black on neassn Iiill, 1919 iath
ay = Friday evening. jnly 8. from
5 10 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
EMMoSs SAVES GIRL FROM DROWNING

Ing 10 the yacht she managed "a
fiud breathing room until rescued
fifteen minutes later BY Enmons
Sho dlved beneath the hull She
was brought up In an almost nn'
conscious condition and assisted by
lohn Frederick and Lucas Arma
leec and the crew OF the utawasha
the party was taken 10 the house
boat Of ]. r. Chilberg and later e.
their homes tn Seattle whore the
young women are now confined q
their beds a. the result Of this
shock and the cold bath in the
sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

The yacht Empress II vas caught
IN a squall la Elliott has Just east
az the West Seattle shore shortly
after J O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and eapalned. almost drowning
some Of the occupants
The boat Il owned by Ralph w
Emmous. who. in company with
Miss Maud Meenaeh. Miss Dorothy
Ramsey and VIII Cooper we're re-
turning from q trip across the
sound. The party was thrown clear
Of the boat when Il eapsiEea with
the exception Of Miss Menach. who
was carried beneath IL. By cling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
lserlppa rsIsnraph ssrvIes. }

t"NFfNFN FNFNM AFW AEFFFtF9F
WASHINGTON. July The
Aldrieh aci, which went Into effect
on the first % thla month. wtll put
into circulation about sac Geo 900
81 legal tender notes In asn0mlnA
tiona - one and tao dollars and In
expected 10 DO ~ material assist
sncn IN the moving of the eropa
The act provides for the calling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
THE MARKETS

Commission houses on Western
Az. opened thla morning long
enough TO fn orders for Fourth 81
July supplies and BY O'Clock all
we're closed
There were no heavy receipts on
the street during the daY
There has been a heavy move
meut Of HultA for the holiday and
lemons we're nearly cleaned mp
uananas. oranges. peaches and
plums have been In great demand
since yesterday forenoon aud the
supply was cleaned up along the
street yesterday
Tho carload Of watormclons hiss
been selling fast
The few berries left over from
yesterdays supply we're in poor
condition this morning The first
black raspberFles appeared Ia town
late yesteray
Vegetables.
pefaiae@ waite River Hafbanhs rsf taa.
teuNs Faklua hafianka. per ter. sues
. zee g gia.9ss. X ,ss e9iens e,s's -
{
lied. ~ ave FiAt Dutch. D. ussts saek
q faA1 o. AuatfaNs. Sc. cabbage. WiHs
ninHetsa. per 81. stf41e. Nat Dutch OIL
esffais. saek. 81 Ma 34i tufnipe. sack. 81.
{ tomatoes California. crate 81 lettuce.
T home grown. ~ cd tataefadish. 10 TO-
celery. Doe NUiec sFfehahss. q . rha.
( barb. Ger sb. 9g. pHssHira ser sneNl q 20
z o. eaulfflaNff pet crate Nua "a aHraf
I sgus paF crate q @gi st green peppers
Frf dos 1885, rHruWuHfs p0f Sos MHA
I afeHu beans. ib iaHizte' Bermuda eui9nH.
T : 20 81 sweet corr. per DOS. e0Alse.
uuttss ana Cheese.
NErhinRtau cffnmffY butter peg o. Me'
ranch butter, per fh. f#e rhaeHe. Wis
{ fonsin twins. per lh i7aqise. Wisconsin,
I Young America So iiwfuEeF. yer 10,
lie nsw cream trtsh cheese per ~. a.
+ block Hwifs. D. gle. Tiliemoak, %. lie.
i california. ~
raKs.
\ holeel ranch sEse peF dor al fresh
Fleet of battleshlps az navy yard.
$50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04


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ra.st.x~
IT,. hsm. 49, a. ss 4sass.s. -. a
~ ffss tsfss8s ~ fA fsG ve dressed
~ .tW WF# H3 u.s. 81. stsl sa&sssfa
1891 s4eth4s M#H
Tssea snA Cnm.wms
sswrss...a - - - -
$500 s.,s..'s fsssst -. - X
Tsuts@
f4~nmw.w f.aax - go A. 49,. a. -.
e. tsHsass e@asa q Nna taaxs.
f,s.ss = s.ms - -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
PRISONER HAS ABILITY
ALONG ARTISTIC LINES

out Of a broom stick and on II has
carved sell executed emhlema %
the order.
Tho fiag part OF the emblem.
with It's III stars. the eagln. and
the letters. ~ o. o, r. directly
underneath. appear on Top The To.
terioeked three rings. with the let
trFs T. /. r., are directly helow
the flag
The four page facsimile 0f TIRE
holy bible appears underneath the
rings nslow this appears the va
rioua emblemAtic notices ~ tho or.
dar
"A prisoners are not allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
TEA.

If YOU don't like il. give
II away your grocer re-
turns your money.
Your grocer returns your money
10 you don't Ike schllllngs Best
NC pas him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
Habit

Making up your mind 10 save
IL the hardest part After .u
start once II gets easter every
day 20 fofeEo the little unnec.
eHsary extrnYaEancea that cat
the big holes IN ouo'n income
Keep the future In mind. and
economy soon becomes a habit
tioo and upwards viii open a
savings account per cent ia
terest paid, compounded twice
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
ON THE FRONT

The steamship Eureka wili be
turned into a collier nnou and wsea
BY tho Pacific Coast Steamship
company to carr faeI to Sau Ffan.
eiNcu
Tho Northwestern Steamship
company wili give an ofaef to
Moran Bros. for another etehm
schouuer 20 he q duplicate 90 the
seward. which WAS launched At the
Seattle yards last week
The steamer i.oquols. the uew
vessel ga the Seattle EelliuFham
Vancouver run. Tuesday nikht
struck a floating log Just outside
IT ueliinEhAm haFbor. breaking 4
blade from the propeller IN spite
~ the accident tho vessel made tbs
trip on TIME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

into the pants pocket ~ hla friend
Before the exnioasak nogsn MAX.
ere could be taken ong the boy was
badly burned about the FiEhs hip
and on his abdomen Or A. @
Gru~natseef attended the lniarwA
boy ilu states that while the bufua
are paIngul shwx arc not IN the
lsnst serious The nhum. fearful 81
consequences. fled through ire
cruwa that quickly gathered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
FOR A CLEAN
SEATTLE

Tho general conference commit
tee of the seattle Improvement
clubs win meet IA the rooms % the
Chamber 81 Commerce on Satur
day. June &. at 30 o'clock for the
purpose of discussing the subject
"A Clean seattle Addresses will
DO made b. Mayor w lis Moore
Fire Marshal uarhner Kellogg.
Charles II Case. street aupagintend-
ent, and other city officials The
Chamber uf Commerce. the FEEDER
alton 81 Womeua Clubs and other
civic organizations Wilt be repre-
scented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
AWash Goods Sale
Here's the best Special Sale News the
cotton camp has known this year

News that will agong plans for hundreds Of dainty
Summer Frocks one could wish The reason is
not far TO seek. THE cOLDEST JUNE SINCE AN
DREW JACKSONS TIME is sending stocks Of cotton
dress fabrics prices many instances below the
OF acknowledgements upon thousands Of yards Of
perfect. desirable and attractive Summer Dress Goods.
Now the time prepare for the HOT weather. which
will. the prophets say. upon any day in a rush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Tho British steamship uymeflc
sailed yesterday for North China
ports with a hall cargo ~ freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04
Prescott Berry Sugar and Creamer, 25c

ESoNWt WI DubuH tkEHu NhNttRE1NHt ~"N
dffen Included ut this lot Of Berry and
CeAmen They made Of good grade q gasa ncey fin
lahsa the designs following popular effects
pair 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Fleot Of bnttle8hlps 90 navy yard
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-04

Fine white Dotted Swiss. q
inches vide; assorted sized
dots. always makes a dainty.
cool gown,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-29
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE MASK OF HEALTH.

Few People Are Really as Well as
They Look. Cause and Remedy.
Many people in Ellsworth, both men
and women, who believe themselves
to be in perfect health, are often in
the greatest danger.
The most common cause Of ill health
is indigestion, with a myriad of symp-
toms such as headache, sleeplessness,
specks before the eyes, pains in the
back and side, distress after eating,
etc.
In the last few years the success of
physicians everywhere with Mi-o-na
stomach tablets has made them known
far and wide as the acknowledged spe-
cific for the treatment of stomach dis
eases. They strengthen the digestive
organs SO that in i few days the stom-
ach is in such shape that it takes care
itself of all the food that is eaten,
without pain or distress.
G.. A. Parcher gives an absolute, un-
qualified guarantee that your money
win be refunded unless Mi-o-na cures.
He takes the whole risk and the rem
edy will not cost you a penny unless
it cures you.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-29
sARGENTyILLE.

Fred ]. Sargent is in Brooks on business.
Albert Billings is spending few weeks
with friends in South Boston.
Mrs. Arthur Sargent and daughter Ruth
are visiting relatives in Bangor.
Walter Nevells is employed at Tapley's
livery stable at West Brooksviile.
Norman Gray and Henry Grindell are
employed on the steamer j. r. Morse
Arthur Harding and wife, OF Cambridge
port, are spending few weeks in town.
DR.. w. L. France and wife are in Ban
gor, the guests OF Mrs. Maurice Kimball.
Mrs. Clara Bowden and son Chandler
spent part OF last week at South Penob-
scot.
Herbert 8. Dority and Azor c. Dodge at
tended the G. A. R. memorial service At
Bluehill, May %.
Mrs. BENJAMIN c. Sargent and daughter,
Miss Mildred, have been visiting friends
in Portland recently.
Fred Bennett, who has been employed
At Cambridge, Mass, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. John Bennett.
May q. SIM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-29
Great Year for Inventions

Nineteen hundred and six was the
greatest year for inventions ON record.
The greatest activity Xas in improvements
and discoveries in electrical apparatus,
machinery for automobiles, gas engines,
and wireless telegraphy. 1t is not posi-
BILE for . patent department to give the
exact number of patents granted, but it ID
announced that all records were broken,
and that the commercial value Of last
years patents exceeds any previous year
Edward B. Moore, assistant commits
sioner of patents, is authority for the
statement that the applications for patents
to-day come almost entirely from pro-
fessional inventors, men who are trained
to discover and devise new methods, new
processes, new machinery and improve
ments on old machinery. They are paid
very large salaries by the large corpora
tions because OF their inventive genius
The long-haired crank is seen no more
about the patent Office department. The
inventors OF to-day are scientists. Their
inventions are not the result of accidents
but are obtained after years OF careful
study, the application of scientific know
ledge, combined with plenty of experience