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fssrlap. Telegraph s.r.Ies.l

BAN FfANCIsCO, April s-The
district attorneys office now looks
upon Deiwller as n common fugitive
and steps have been taken. as an
nounesd last week, 10 run him
down
Several days ago Burns tele'
graphed bis intention 20 Detwilers
brother. The latter replied Batuf'
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MOBILE. Ala. April s-~A steam.
81 has arrived and brings news that
Puerto CorteK. Honduras. has been
captured
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y n JAIN a 90
LEADING nESTEHs


sstasss 90 ftffssnih AZ. Aarih. ctr' ~.
HI district eaufaiaiHE ftrrs ant falf
fgssss saFh. taFinE esefg nlsstafl rengruisHff
k4aun 70 nfIsf1sdste ranaffartinH eufh AZ
BaH-k efs. So fsHErs. pflfafa BATH frHs
tsehf nad hsaf fae hdxss efanariai viii
esHsr sad Efisphs.ufs IN even apartment
faaffaf service end hnsir fnruitilsd and
fafpsfed halls. There e ~ hattff infafinn
- the sitF To Inspect same appiF a. ~
&c faf card u adlaIssiau. Keats from
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IRONS FOR
DE7WILE En-

day that he would take "a.
up with his attsrner. East.. a.s,'s'
Their was heard. and tods. In
took decisive action. 'a'ai
Just what he did the 49,.
refused to reveal. bar Il i -. =. i.
secret service men have -
signed 10 the taak. with -
lions 10 bring Detwller "a -
Francisco 10 irons. If nsess...
., 10 wife Of Richard I,.h..z''-
daughter.
Moeller-A, 1911 Howell :, 4.
9. 10 wife u Kari nssl n. ~
daughter.
sehllneoek-At SOS coluu... :.
April I. 10 wife Of Wm. grhl-..S
a daughter.
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has the appearance OF a labororf
A telescope containing his baggage
was found. lie was going 10 one
of the camps Of the g.. NJ a III Y,
raIlfoad. when found he had a gold
watch and about tib or $50 In his
pocket lie wore a Mason'a charm
ON his watch chain.
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lsaAl NOTICES.

* 1sss sff1aisia ssIeifr az frE
state II MNsAiAstsa. In and ~ Tho .onet,
u ktas. Ttliw J. htriavf rlAlnuN ~
0snfxe A. kiNinef tefvhAaut Nuntmotaa
fhe state Il waehlastea to the said ~
fensiHat Geefse A. stelHeti
tea arr hsf0tY samtfnra 70 eNFaf
W1sAsa siktx tual DAYS aftef the date n
the HFst puhissatlon ~ this samhcns. 81
sit wttAia akty l,eaA aafs afteg iue ttih
d. u NsfeA ltsff aad arfVra the
atese eaiitlsd setsoa In the sls'sS eeNtlta
eeaft. aad Hnsvvf the esitrlsiat % me
RlaiBlin. aha serve = EGGS - year eurNsf
Apan the uatefsl1s4t sttefnsts fcf plath
u1. at thetf aaee below stated ani %
eeee e yeef failure % IN ihaHmf ~
eifl ~ rensiersd Aeainst f"e. aryrtdna ~
The attaaa1 Il the eviapiaiutt Nhith rs
been nisa vita The CisIk uf said NHatt
n satset It lkls astiea = o. dissHltt
the t.aA.ls a. naiflualtf sew sNlstins -
teexa ths 4.laihsia eaa dsfrusiaat. -
RpSfWfgk a MtiNtttil.
ftafntiH-s Attcruets = - AdiN- 49,
Hewitt Az. HssHeit sasAe'ii'sh 'eeAR'
NasAiHktsaHs -. -
nafs Il afst rutiisstiea. NAeyh ~ wv.
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HOUSES
room modern cottage 20 t0ti20. 10
minutes or Madlsnn ear. fi.IH1i terms
New Z roam and hath tunTal1v On Queen
Anne crfurnt basement, both lights. Tot
fati10s e.. to-. terms
A adiid hiaet n rs lots IN West seattle.
very nsaf Ger Hne and 10 California ar,.
that We want otter un.
ait lafa fnridp each. IN Capitol uil.
At 81 .fnn eafh II sold separately; hna Pc
hnlideri fne view property and on car line
tsiH sHmruHrI
HAHaAfN ~ RANCH -ffqn acres. ~
acres aHn bottom land. is acres beet col.
aFf fanh. a4H fruit trees ll years Old.
haaae and auihuI lfiaHs fruut Hfrenm run
ming fhfuaHh property 4eii01l hnuaf uu piacef
half mile from boat landing daily service
HiiHhrifHe Island. near Pleasant Reach
cheap Ter aHleH sale
BlEIfL a HrfCHTNEON.
20 Fpier ul1ct.
rhoasa. Main a3ld Ind. 2g4g
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a. no -aAcRfrtcn RALEaazpso
~ ltsia tiaitsfn 3 faesa eatEsae 90 &C.
fofHsf iaf aatiDns AZ impfasaraesss la saa
paid ard aair go vssh
Mt Rpock noHtRH 4 FORREST.
"a fHfafa HffH
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MAnNnIIA nIrrr.

Five nnr view lots on TOP ~ blur. close
% ear line, for tt.t25 This Ii bargain
HuttTa. GRAHAM Co,
t27 rrurifa iant Hlds ant PIKE stasl0
EASTWOOD.
House ard o. feet on Curnsr improved
streets and two cat lines cominE. price
~ zoo. terms
CoRNEiIus A BELL, INC,
Room ~ Union hldg.
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rcIAI NOTICES.

SafttsE ~ sf,ttkuotpeNs
Suttee i hsrseY xtstn ~ he ftes seetiete
- he As5+asf.saa IaeieEfaf,hcHT tofnrahf
thai On ana after TIE first - ArfN ~s WI
= tseatsa - eaf peN aftess 81 - - ~
WaIaH nalhflhs cofner ttSsnA NN"it""
and gaiteFsttf street
n q oREffIsN.
a
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Pc RsONALS.

S.1sis '7slssssss q srsTS sssafs ssis
esaafalIT treated consult physician free
Veffs Naw York Medical Institute Office
Fststfaes hufifinr ~ fnlon II
DH n u BARNES sueressor o. Dr.
Ring osfeanafh. 900 Arcada. third r1cr.
opposite elevator Main fia1, 1000
GfadHafa A. 8 o. klfkFeiiiei also licensed
nffsician an.i aarKeau Eouz1llatlon free.
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Ioar ANn FOuNp.

tstaek eaeksr spaasai. maie. Answrrs b
fhe Bsms n Senate Hewnfd North
with asp seliaf -. 22n Easi Terrace si
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lIcENsGs RGFusuo.
On the protest Of ,. A. naillar'
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GILMORE HWuH.. uENNN STATION.
Green Lake. choice Virw iHta homes and
hakfrieHi lowest prizes. easy terms rhausa
hurih 2iiO. Ind. \ tfs9. IL
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VACANT lors
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VACANT LOTS.
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acres u fire upiaHd facing ffNht 90
WsnfHn car Nns Price tsN per sffs enc.
NnN cash haiAnea IN twu PEARS ~ Yau
are irakinr Ter a tNrFain taak tits au
- o. Nichols tniea utaek IT
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Near University. close 10 ttth a.. e-roorn
enttnFu and nice BOT. Epod view Of lake
city and noun talunt 81, 30
ROBERT MAITnY.
i1.fln a3i Alaska uldE 40
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UNIVERSITY Htlsfs-Thrcs rhoirr Lots
f0tta2 rarhi level, an CLEARED. nice view "a
late, eitf and mgunislns 400. terms.
H0nFNr MAtTnr
nln go ngi ALASKA nuiidinr hfO
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18
BriStOM.

w. G. Bristow died in an
East st. Louis Hospital ~''rr-
day mig bit after an lI.ne~ !
two years. He was h'lf
brother of the late M ] Il B..
Bristow and a brother oi So G.
r Evans If this city.
The remains were - ~ TT
here Tuesday aud after =" "a
services, at The Holy Rs IS
church, tn" remains we're Ia Ct
rest in the St, Jude cemetery
Buck" as he was familia rIy
called was we'll known 10 Mon,
roe some thirty years ago and
was considered an unusua y
brig 1t young man.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18
TOInpklnS

William Tompklns IS years of
age. a Mexican soldier died at
his home in Hunnewell Monday
at 8 p, m. and after funeral ser.
vices by Rev. Robert White, the
remains were laid to est.
He was the father of Geo. w
Tompkius city clerk, and David
Tompkins of this city.
He was one of those kindly old
gentleman of whom It can be
said ITO know him is to love
and respect him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18
Deliver Negro

Wonder who will be the one
to deliver the negro vote next
MondayP Mouroe-City News
April II, 'o7AAs a (White) Cot
ton man delivered Gin one bunch
we would say: The (White)
Cotton tail to the Folk kite or
the Folk Kite to the (White)
Cotton tail delivered and re-
ceived the benefit of the negro
vote just as he has done for
five terms or ten years.
So cease your wondering about
what ought to have been known
to be a surety.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18
B. Y. P. IT,.

The B. B. P. o. OF the First Bap-
fist Church have secured a Concert
Trio of O. incy Talent,
]. Frederic Burnett, Pianist
Bert f. Chatten, Tenor
Helen Vivian Reinsberg, Reader
to give a Concert under the auspices
of their Society at opera house Tues
day evening, May I.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18
DreScher.

Judge aud Mrs W. B. Dresher
was called to Palmyra yester-
day by the death of his nephew
John W. Dresher.
Mr.. Dresher went to his farm
Tuesday and there was stricken.
He died at 4 a. m yesterday.
He was 20 years old and for
many years one of the leading
dry goods merchants of PALMYRA
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18

He leaves a devoted wife and
three children, Josephine, Lew
is and Agnes, and sister Mrs.
Evans, to mourn their loss.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18

Thomas Bates and wife. OF
HaDnibal, nave been visiting
their kinspeople, Frank Bowers
aud wife. north of the city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18

Mrs. N. e. Young left Tuesday
for three weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. A. Zimmerman
at Woodward OF.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18

Good fresh Garden Seed In.
bulk at Cunningham 4 Harms
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18

Good 4 room house for rent
Mrs. M. A. Pike. A25
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18
FOR SALE
BY

uhmesWA them for
confidently of
the
comfortable and fitting qualities
Ladies
wide
$500 usually
direct from the snaIm
prices on
Ladies Pngree made Oxfds Patent Colt and Furnished
ask Cloth Top Button Oxford
ghon
IS win ca O. milk andb
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-18

German Millet and Cane seed
tor sale,--M. LANDERs.
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DANGER, WRITES ROOSEVELT
FOR GO-T-ALONE REFORMER

% " 4ekagc. and Il avails him
nothi9g TO have avoided one. II he
founders on Ole other.
reotle are lapt to speak as II in
politital life. public life. II ought
90 be mere case 81 striving up.
ward striyink toward a high peak
The amiie 10 ine1acL Every man
who striving TO do good pub
DC wdrk u travelling along a ridge
crest With the gulf Of failure on
each hide-the gulf OF inefficiency
on the one side. tho gulf OF un.
Righteousness ON the other, All
kinds Of forces are continually
playing on him. 10 shove him first
into one Ealf aud then into the
other and even a wtne and good
man. unless he braces himself with
uncommon flrmnsss aud foresight.
as be ID puahsd this way and that
All Ind that hts course becomes
a pronounced ala saE instead 81 a
straight line. and II il becomes too
pronounced be Ia lost. no matter
70 which side the sia Eag may take
him
Nor Il be lest only as regards his
own career What Il far more
serious. hla power Of doing useful
service 70 The public Il al an cad
lie may stu, u mefe politician.
have political place. or. n make
believe rsformsf. retain that noto
ficty upon which bic vanity feeds
bat IN either case bis usefulness o.
the community has ceased From
Latitude and Longitude Among Rs
fofmaFH
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FOUR RAILROADS ON
OLYMPIA PENINSULA

PORT TOWNSEND. June IL
Sui, VAS begun ia the superior
court Saturday By J. A. Kuhn
against Jefferson county. Involving
n tract Of tide lands which piaint.
~ claims was wronsfuiiy fore
closed upon fer taxes. G. II. Bus
soil, Of Seattle. la said to have
purchased part VI the lands at a
recent sale
II has leaked cut that an Al.
tempt By the Northern Pacific aud
Great Northern railways 10 get the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st Paul
and the Hartman Interests 20
withdraw from the Olympic penln.
aulA has failed To lead color 10
the attempt the Northern Pacific
withdrew It's surveying crews from
the field but Immediately returned
them when the deal fell through
The survey Of the last named road
- nos practically eompie,ed round
the west side
The Carrators. BY VIM Dean
Howells. viii be produced at the
opera house by the hiEh school
pnpila
nrs 4 n. waicfhouse and J =
Hall. 81 Fort Wordsn. are transfer
rcd 70 duty IN the Philippines
Capt Mervyn O. Buckley Of the
srtiilery corps and srpert on sub
marine defenacs. ia preparing
sartn Of the waters Ia the vieln.
y Of Fort woFden previous 90
zsatiuK = system Of defeusea q
hat STATEN.
A dispatch from Halifax. Nova
Scotia. announces tho death Of
David Hardwood. father Of Deputy
Collector Of Customs Hsury BLACK.
wpod. Deputy Blaekwood has left
for Halitas 10 be Rane thirty days
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At times a man must cut loose
from his associates and stand alone
for great cause. but the necessity
for such action Is almost az rare
a. the necessity for = revolution.
and TO take such ground eoutinu-
ally. In season and out Of season.
Il the sign OF an unhealthy nature.
II Ia not possible to las down an I'M
flexible rule a. 90 when eompro-
mise n right aud when wrong,
when Il Il the 6iEn of the Highest
stateHmanshin 10 temporlEe, and
when Il IA merely proof Of weak
mesa
Now and then one can stand un-
comparatively for naked pfin.
rlrle aud force people up 10 a.
This ia hlwaya the attractive
course, but in certain great crises
Il may be very wrong course.
Compromise. IA the proper sense.
merely means agreement. ia the
proper senae. opporiunism should
merely mean doing the best posi-
Die with actual conditions a. they
exist.
A compromise which results IN q
hRlfsalcp toward evil II all wrous.
jaat ~ the oppottunist who saves
himself for the moment BY adopi-
ms a policy which Il frantht with
future disaster IL all wrong hu,
no less wrong IL the attitude oi
those who all not come 20 an
agreement through which. or viii
not foiioS the course - which. u
Ia alone possible 10 accomplish
practical refaits for good
These tWu attitudes. tho attitude
~ defyinE mere efficiency. mere
aaeceas. without regard % the NOR
al qualities lYsag behind Il and the
atiltafc q dtsrskardlnk efiieieucy.
disfeEardlmE practical results. are
the seyila aud Chafyhdis bctWus
which every earnest Frfqfmes. gvery
politician Nha desires 10 make ths
nams Of HIS profession a term "a
homer iastsad % shame must steer
he mgat avoid both under penalty
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TRYING
TO CAUSE STRIFE

eident % Japan versus the United
States, as result Of the San
Francisco disturbances. IL merely
an exhibition Of ward politics ON a
large scale.
The only international feature Is
that there happens 10 be- in this
country a number of Japanese
Hympathizing With the opposition
party AT home,
The traditional friendship be-.
tween japan and the United States
IL undisturbcd
The Han Francisco incident IN
regarded no bigger than window
smashing affair
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ADElPHIA COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

Commencement exercises Of the
Adslphla college. Miller 81. and
Eleventh Av North. began last fri.
day. Yesterday AT the Swedish Bap-
tlat church religious services were
held in connection with the closing
Of the school year. the second Of
the schools existence President
Emanuel schmidt conducted a
prayer meeting yesterday forenoon
and In the afternoon delivered the
annual address 10 the students on
The Purpose Of Education" In
the evening AZ the church. Rev
Charles Aapluud. % Rockingham. de
liyered the sermon 10 the eoiieg.
iAna.
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The recommendation Of the chief
Of police to the mayor and the city
council that the third kFada IN the
police department b. done away
9Th. has been referred BY the
council back % the mayor ~ do.
los Away with the third grade the
men In Il would he PLACED in the
Grade Abate e and would get 81
more per month.
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NFNOR HUGHES "GOITAlONP POLICY AS RfFORMfR DEAPPONT
ROOOhFlT, WHO MAY HAVE TO TURN TO him

ldent In somewhat disappointed
with the go a absolutely alone
policy which Governor Hughes has
adopted. While sympathlElng fully
With the governors purposes. and
approving In large measure his
methods. he feels that such course
may he carried too Ear, President
Roosevelt has had more experience
as reformer than Governor
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soclALlsrIc PARTY or JAPAN
WOULD TAKE AGGRESSIVE
sTEPs FOR SMALL FRISCO
TROUBLE - HOW WASHING.
TON LOOKS At THE FOOLISH.
NESS.

TOXIC. June io-The progress.
Two parties council today adopted
the following resolution.
The aatilapaneHe feeling on
the Pacific coast states. especially
at San Francisco which eliminated
In an assault on the Japaneac trad
ing places. constituted one Of the
most fragrant violations Of the
fighta guaranteed By the treaty
concluded on an equal footing be
tween the two nations. and 4 h.
necessary that proper steps should
DO taken by our government ia or.
der 10 maintain tho national dig
nifty permanently and insure the
safety Of the rights and property
OF cur compatriotn In America"
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Juno 10
The threatened international I'm
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SALMON PACKER HERE.

O = brown. o; Petersburg. Alas
Ia. lie In the city enroute 20 the
north 10 prepare for the coming
salmon packing season.
Mr. Brown has prepared 10 pack
$4,000 cases AZ hts Petersburg can
merry this season. lie Is the mana.
ger Of the Pacific Coast q Norway
Packing Company
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C0NFESSES
TO HIS MISDEEDS
fserIpps Telegraph ssrvIee.)

BAN TRAkClsCO. June 10
Rev William ID. Clark. a famous
Congregational clergyman. who
elOped two years ago with hig
wife'a sister. was brought back
from Honolulu yesterday on his
way east 70 face charge Of for.
CORY. embezzlement and the deser-
ton Of his wife aud two children
The arrested man fepenta for
his misdeeda. but says he IL will.
ing 20 pny the penalty lie says
hia wife never really loved him,
and be tumbied 10 this fact after
10 years Of coquotry on her part.
The sister was the one be loved
and who returned this affection.
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n fkte~etN
,>croN. u. G. June 10
- Hughes Of New York
- a.vslep into a rival Of
ran Ter presidential
: ~ republican party :
az 20 secure the tn
Ear withheld OF
n.ossxels as a man suit
Z. .sssy cut bis polielesf
-..e.ileas are pressing on
- with = daily luefeaas
-.~s.nee. President Reo@e +.
:. ..sssd TO all bis friends
! .sanaing for the coatins
~ policies, not Tor the
n any particular man
- ~ cffurts Of the money
- Il eontrcl the govern
- reverse bis reforms. is
~ .,-..ss william u. Taft has
q 10 him the man most
M ,o stand a. the eandis
z - republican party Hut
y Roossxelt has told TAFT
rnfss frisnda that be would
sasrsy to support any other
- vhe might arise with
.wspscts Of saccesS proYid.
- sxatidase we're also a man
= ruaiss Of carrying on 81
n ~ Roosevelt policies
4, ! shxt gives Importance 20
4. = Charles Evans Hughes,
- fsrk . figure Of growing
IA lnporfance on the pollts
<llssA. ana a reformsr OF IN
ss>l integrity and ability II
amsz< q man we'll suited 20
~nr award the Roosevelt
4 rsslens between President
~, and Governor Hughes
- Il the mosf cordial
80 roosevelt = probably al
a szy esngie person rsspoa
n he elscsion q Hughes.
- II III great Influence 10
x ~ In hGghes favoF last
a.zsr q Mr.. Huxhss sines
@<rsa kas been watched wiih
n:<rsst fruu the White
I wss hoped. 10 doubt,
J sealt asyelop Iuto presi-
anses. ard that hope l.
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FATHER CHARGES SON
WITH MURDER

CHICAGO. June fo--John sny.
der was murdered yesterday morn.
inR Jim Flanagan. aged 20 years,
Was brought To police headquarters
BY his father. James +. FlanniEan.
and confessed to the murder Self
hefanne will be bis nlen.
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he may find himself standing alone
when he needs a practical army al
hiA back
In bis essay on Latitude and
Longitude Among Reformefa'
President Roosevelt discusses this
situation Ia way which applies
airikinKly 20 the present situation
and attitude OF Governor Hughes
The presidents oplnion Is best set
forth Ia tho paragraphs herewith
reproduced tom that eaaay.
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DISAPPOINTS

Hughes, and the light Of this ca
peflence suggests a danger which
may not be apparent TO Governor
Hughes, This Is the danger that
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ORIENTAL BILLIARD and
Pool Pariors, 1913 Third av. have
eight new tables and the only 6fi0
pool table IN Seattle. A place for
gentlemen -"
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stin cherished. though with iegs
confidence than AZ the beginning
Il h an open secret that the pres.
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x.x tooWs ur ma A PRESIDENTIAL riannER.
'-ss,ps>r THINKS rottCN aM DANGER
tf'sp,>e ALONE wuGN nE nAs A rnAcric.L ARMY Ar
/. ssCN
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Olympic Market

Cuts your bills ia half lis pike
Street. opposite the Bon Marche
sss
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Floor Covering Specials

yard sito
.... zoe
...7be
yard
yard oSe
soc
pet yard zoe
Cping and ewed yard staS
yard SftS
$3.50
Regular
oSe
Regular 800
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Drapey Specials

COUCH COVERS. sfe5 EACH
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
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Zoe Wash Goods
Tomorrow 15c

Three Splendid which tho color
aomentA have become somewhat broken will be on sale TO
fourth reduction They incade BREEDER
les Hatiatna Washable Poplns
this sprays polka and
figured effects Lots choose from. CoorE
guaranteed fast Regular price zoe yard r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
THIS PRETTY WEATHERED OAK
PARLOR STAND
Special So. IS; Regular Price $3.50

In illustration r. shown a very
handsome Parlof stand. made Of
weathcred finished solid oak
Top 10 attraotiyely shaped. aud
the upper edge IA rounded Legs
are very broad aud strous. being
firmly fastened to lower shelf
Lower shelf IL shaped and meas.
uroa 20t20 lnchea This stand ls
one Of several patterns which ar.
rived only couple Of months
ago. aud the design Is one u tho
best produced this season Rogu.
lar price Of this stand is $3.50.
Special price ...s...s.. 1915
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-20
KUMERIC LEAVES.

SEATTLE, Sept british steam
ship Kumeric, Of the Frank Water
house & Co.'S fleet, sailed yesterday on
it's initial trip in the new service in
augurated between Seattle and Manila
running in conjunction with the Ire
mont and shawmut. The vessel left
port with an SOOO-ton cargo consisting
of flour, hay, lumber and general mer-
chandise, consigned to Yokohama, Ko-
be, Hongkong and Manila.
A large part of the vessels cargo
consisted of forage for the United
States quartermaster's department in
the Philippines. Included in the yes
sells manifest was LOO tons of candy
for the Orient This is the largest ship
ment of candy that has ever been re-
ported leaving here for the far East