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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
soolsrv NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
All. pSlIn,N6 rRNnrs MrcHANics
AVRftN rlONf

All nUmntNo TRADES MECHANICS.
ATTENTION
On Monday eNuniug, ht a. w. Nctee
her eSth. ttef there via 10 ~ WeeNna
81 ffdda bali Green Lake. Gov aW NE
shAnicn enNhaed On tho building inHNf
trN conaiatiuN of NrtrklaNrra hwldlnh
iAHnrrts carpenters, elrctfitlRha. ltlh
rrs shlnNlefs plumbers painters plaa
ttrefa sheet metal workers tile lcNnta
sifamfittera and am ether mechanics
shNaNtN It's tho building trades
All persaus cnFuacd tn those trades
are urFtntlv requested ta 10 present aF
there are many matters in connection
with tht trades which. canHtdNflha tNinHa
which are ahead go WH fof thr neNt tWo
years are 20 sitsl Importance 60 az
These THINGS viii BE- dlsruHsrd and thot
enehlN understood Am Who COME WI
ts much Interested Nc expense ~ az
tarhea
an mechnulcss who receive this notice
read and pass en Go others
Remember date and place und %
present
hvftplNa MECHANICS PROTECTIVE
ASSOC ALTON.
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60c Regular Price Si00.
These are heavy worsted
Sweaters, and come in all
colors The regular price
is Sl0O. Sizes 9 to 10
years. II this is not a snap
we don't know what a bar
gain Is.
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FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Mems California Mills"
Flannel Shirts, navy blue.
both single and double
breasted. pearl buttons.
Worth Sis; tomorrow
at SLID.
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FINDS LOST SON. DROPS DEAD.

SHERIDAN. Mont. Oct 25-
Nicholas Dun OF Belfast ireland
after searching Tor his son. Jas. ID
Dun. for 80 years, recently discoy
cred him in Alaska. and was $50
oyerpowored az sight OF him that ho
fell dead
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BRE WING COMPANY
FOR ALASKA

JUNEAU. Alaska Oct 2k--The
Arctic Brewing company. of Fair
hanks has been Incorporated for
500 1Ho. BY William Greenland.
nsufgr Weber aud r. DE- Ionrnei
Thefo are 10 600 shares AZ $40 each
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BIG PLANT
is CLOSED

PRESCOTT. AriE oct 2s-The
hiaehcil milne. the chief producing
property Of the Humboldt, smelling
company which properties lnclud
iug other producing mines were re-
Gently acquired by Thomas w Law.
son. 81 Boston. was closed down last
night Plans have apparently been
made Co keep ihls property closed
for some time n 10 said that law.
son finding "a impossible 20 raise
funds lu tho east by which % meet
the requirements ~ Tho smelling
plant at humboldt. geieEraphed IN
struciiona 10 close ~. plant
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FINED s25 EACH.

John stanley aud James Elder
were each fined S25 and costs by
Justice Carroll this forenoon for
working a horse with q raw shoul.
der IN a grading outfit Elder paid
the fine, but Stanley has taken
an appeal 10 the superior court
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UNDERWEAR
uWFs aesVv

~ - - ~ " LINK
ONE-THIRD LESS.
Big lot Of sample garments
in Mems Underwear, a IT.
tie soiled and mussed to Be
sure, but the price is one.
third less than you would
pay II they were clean.
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new CURRENCY
Law WANTED

we need a more elastic system.
President Roosevelt" the son
Ator said. "ia no more responsible
gor the panic than anyone else lie
turned on the light and had he
tailed TO do this now. moro serious
trouble you'd have come later
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10y United prsss.)

WASHINGTON. oct U.s. Since
President Roosevelt has returned
from the south. Alaskana here have
been yalnly trying TO find out who
viii be appointed 20 succeed Judge
Frank Wlokeraham. resigned, II Is
freely predicted here that none OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

WASHINGTON. oct 90. sen.
ator Elkina today declared. after a
tag with the president. that a new
currency law must be passed this
winter 90 correct the evils reaponsi.
BILE for che money panic. lie says
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A Real Farm Bargain

We can sell Fnu q Fuua rs acre farm.
three WllHH FROM Ia GnnHeF HHNF o. q cole
and churches iu aHH III tha hesl settle
nests pn tHn cvaHH fHr eniF q 500
There BE- lafEr room haHae harH
atHaN. fhlFkHn house ate. 10 acres fiaaf.
80. e acres kiaahed over half alder unts
tom land The 0nnrr stshsH a. So Hhrk
e. ga caansfY and therefore sells faf
below Faias
1.ONEuWEN & wrpMAmK.
fss Arcade NidE
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$1,000

An acre N lard ard four room house
only rs minutes from Nerrad Ar au
cleared and in clover iiaH nice faelna
east faa tira ~ rlfy ana m9untatHa
anH block ffam car. Huuid make uirn
place fsr home nr can Ne Undivided
and sqld at o. handsome Increase. come
terms
ID "a THOMSON
COZ Oriental BLOCH
Main of Ind fHt
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FoH SALE ~ OWNER
fsroqm nov house corner Dot faatN0
ultF water ciegtrle bEht fine View Is
Corn car price titt6. isrus can at
Hnnk a Fsuuela store H1ufhaaHf EeHftfa
SEA e a. rattsrson. is.ss.p
Fir room house. basement electric
liaht large graHudH and orchard. three
block Co car near woodland Paris
1850. terms Call af residence. ei0a
Fremont Av corner stH N Phone
tortn ii'i 2.as
HF OwNEu
Two Dr Que lut tFskIan nnlW two
and hIah enough fH hr dfr in winter.
baauffHi View. over looking valley south
af Seattle price 1900. also ouH.aUfs ffart
in same igcatlaH 800 easy terma l,ff
W cen &C., Ballard ls-p
WY buy mrasiey ntue iot for
inr 20 iais far iIr6. IN iorms N '' si9s
down. e. per month n 6 - HiImaa.
dose fa In.Yus iutffuruanf office iu
rines Block a
Sow 8.raom cottage. basement city
water. four tIlfhH t1 car ami Jake good
Wow ~ .la1, $500 down. balance terms
Cai residence. 600 Fremont AY. corner
oist Phone North 1889. es aG
Fiuo little Store ana corner iot hroo
day 1tIo1 iIao down. balance no. mii
CAN at residence. bio1 Fremont hv
Phone Norih 1az zg.gg
For Sale Cheap-hn s.room hoardlnr
house, always fuil. at Tho A..Y o. fair
grounds Nuat Holl. ne + nfn slick ETFG
18Th az Green 1885, 2s 10
For saio-a rooms furniture and b.
room cottage for rent. Apply 1919 rcr-
race Court 2t.s7 D
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cHIFFoNs soc A YARD.

Tomorrow and Monday a
full line Of eolors in Chit
ion. and IN mousseline dc
Sole, regular prices soc
and 500, al soc a yard
This price is for Saturday
and Monday only. II you
need any this is your
chance.
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If You Are

Thinking ~ ariiing your property
fiHf e rWh uH We have a great MANY
Inquiries fnr lots and houses iu the uni-
VfrHIfr. Fremont Green Lake anf Hai.
iHri diafrirta see us az our office. or
ean us W By phone
LoNE0nES q wEpMARK.
Sunset Main ataT zee Arcade midr
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VERY CNEAF want 20 quit wagk
oniy tfsQ on terms ef 90 dewu tin per
w0nth buys my house amt large piece
~ land. cows chickens etese Is streat
ears store aHN school Take Tacoma
interaftan to valley city See Mrs. 10.
mar pr aae hilmaua cashier. in rimes
BLOCK Seattle III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

'uav WHAT YOU mkvg nErw LOOK
iNA FHitNaF Hnr nHH MDSafN1
aIeuN one taa ~ rrareFtF agrra
haif Fifh hetfnw anH Balance Hrat
cisss upland easily CLEARED fine tfasf
stream runs thruusa TIRE tract Thia
ia fan mailing e ere u fnn finraf
lunes on tAe EFrretf fulrfartan.
tttae
WnNEAr MAErnY.
fta-e4esesl ALASKA uaidInn
-fF.rs
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So Per Month

oholee building lots IN Youngstown Al
fat0 60 s4A0 each only lau cash dawn
and balance e. month Any ptealp
man can own a home on these terHf
H1na car service W Yeu work ali aaf
phone AZ nuontlma ana we viii arrange
TO ahow the ietn some evening or 90
sunday.
NICuMONp BURNETT COMPANY.
Etasaba nmplra nidk
rh0ueA Main iati lad. sas1 III
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Investigate

Are yoa and Yaur friends ioosins faf
lR-aefa -raels ~ extra Eeut land. alfhin
easy reach ~ saaftlf We have 200
acres ~ tbs fnrHs kind ~ land thar
~ eNuef IL uliin4 fe sult vs. iafo
ANsaFrs tracts 20 arfual settlers The
Ffirs q nom SO per acre. and the oen-
e. eiH FiFa eerF liberal tHfgna
Here iF nne q tae tHsf anNnrfuuifiHs
that ae aUaa ~ O. aeaHiFe a aaod piece
VI land fhneH and 20 rhaH trrFa ff IL
sell egrth % lnFssfiEtfe
LoNEGREN a wBsmusRg.
aA4 AFeaas iiHE
IRRIGATED LANDS.
u4nf aFt fhe mistaken IDEA fhaf
other urlEafea Iaud lu Wellington De- aa
Ed AlfiihE VALLEY irrl-
safea land CASCADE ORCHARDS lu
the WenHf be- Fansf win Lead the slate
iu rEeing fHa perfect annls
FIRST ana Hafuud AftIffnnH are nou
on sale ln nud f4.Hrra tracts. with
perpetual water riEhft nu enaY TERMS
cascade Orchards De- only hours from
-Htttle. near f.eafeng.nffh on the 90 a.
At 70 Feu desire Hs aili improve aaa
Hef RHt your tract tn a hlGh grade aInfar
aFpie FROM eur 0uu nurseries get fau
particulars from
"a e pETEU9 oaner
eai Alaska BIDS -ls.HI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Ladies' silk rubber coats: soc
Just received 80 different patterns.
Sizes no 10 40 Special for Friday
and Saturday 1850 mp. GOOD.
YEAR RAINCOAT co. First and
Madison. 49,
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BEDDING REDUCED
CoMFORTERS, S1.10.

Silkoline covered. filled with
soft. white cotton; full
size. You would expect
TO pay $50, and they are
we'll worth ii-but tomor-
row they viii be SLID.
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1t viii Pay You

70 80 and sec tho finest iot in Green
Lake district. near faf ine Tot 10
easy trrma az about half sains call
see FiaHeaf mas 90 phone stain 1884,
Ind t1fs
faNeaathulce fnta centrally located.
near saaa ear service fn West Seattle
fE0u un, terma easy Special fuduFausHnt
go home builders Zee NJ FiamHan az
our tfaneh Office, Ninth and California
100 w % -. %
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FIGHT OVER
DEAD MAN
10y United pr,ss)

ARN ANNhNA fffHaHN
HELLfNGHAM. oct co. Because
The mother and son are quarrellng
over The place where the husband
and father Is 10 be- buried. the fu-
neral OF Charles Barrett. Of Fern
dale, has been delayed by an In.
junction OF the superior court
Mrs Barrett declares tho body shall
be buried near her home at Blaine
G. = Barrett. al whose home his
father died says he shall be- buried
az Forudale The son says II the
fathers body is taken from Ferndale
70 viii be- over his own corpse The
mother last night obtained an iu
junction. and the funeral scheduled
10 take place today. will not take
place until tho case "a settled hy
the court Trouble arose over the
property.
Drastic measures are 20 be taken
lu this city Co prevent The entrance
Of bubOnlc plague A patrol will be
established ON the waterfront 10 see
that the orders of the health offit
GERS are carried out.
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Do You Want a
Half Acre?
$3.50

ONE FOURTH CAsn. BALANCE
MONTHLY
Foar blocks Go car orer coed eide
walls Come GO QUE affirN if convenient.
~ 500 then take FhENrLkMuN CAR
and teit rohhnrtUf 90 itg Yuu of az
NATEWuon STATION faiinN NaiA ta
nur stan on property COR ferreaeHfa.
tive VIII be thrre go ahnw fuu al daF
Satatdal aHd Nundaf and sisH MaHdal
We have 20 half arrea % lhe finest laHd
fQu ever saW
JOHN "a WHITE 60
tef Orienfst Niafh
Ind 1913 rhents Main sge1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25
GROCERIES
UNDERPRIcED.

Sugar Cured Eastern Hams
1Sc ID. Regular price lZe'
Best GRADUATED Sugar, "a
lbs. for zoe.
Good Laundry Soap, 9 CAKES
for 25C.
New Imported Dates, 4lae
lb.
TEA 25c PER POUND
40c English Breakfast Tea
4Oc Spiderleg Tea.
$50 Uncolored Japanese ca
Tomorrow what you want {"
25c a pound.
500 packages of Lilly SAT-
1Oc Regular price lSe'
Extra Fine Large Prunes
6 lie ID. You know
what they are worth.
Genuine Calumet" 2Oe,sile
Baking Powder 12c East.
ern people know TINS
brand.
Best California Seeu''
Raisins l2c lh.
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LOOK ruiN OVER
neauufui Naund view lots. $3.50 each.
and aemn $500 each. iu orchard. $40
dawn. $40 uof month . sold ais fsa
feriaf Come and soc them before the
hrat are picked cut a faW minutes Co
Woodland rArk can az reaiHaucr ttpH
Fremont Ay Always phone North itta
before coming eat Ask fnr l.. b. EFett
afH fN
GRAND FHmn. EXCURSION
Free tide IA glass bottom boats SUM
nay 60 the neu cay uf Nnstnn Warhar.
en- this side of ruEet Sound See hiE ais
play Hd to-day Hlau call on Humans
cashier in Times hieeh Tor free tick
cts No children allowed. IL
SNAP
-Four very fiHe lots two hiHekn from
street ear. close ln price auiF
$500 ilAfE CASH
owner fnfcnfr so cell go once
MNNHON a CARLSON
tif Marion niueh
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PLASTERER MISSING

Oscar Christensen. aged 2S. a
plaaterer is reported AZ being miss.
Ing from his home at 1924 Second
ay for the past week Mrs a. C
Green makes The report 60 the 20.
lice
PALACE MEAT MARKET
Carries the choicest aud freshest
meats. poultry ana fish ia the city
Try A. 504 Second av f*s
snap Take Soap cleanaes aud
Hbals. ets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

Az IDEAL WATERFRONT HONE ~
plain sight ~ Seattle aFfra staainE
gnHflF daHH 90 hHaHfifuI haatN tide
iafaa 80 Httn place az ia cultivation
excellent aasi Hl fenced trafina 81
ghafa spring water rfnsd 20 house
tsranm hHasa fine rnulfff house anh
fHra larga hHat haase ateae ia shoot
aNa neiGhhafa gHef boat service Fha
hest bargain au fha ananH Hgfa
ROBERT wAIrMr
.8tasagi Alaska naud4nH
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rff.A uuf, .aptea
r...t ,ffitt wEeit ~ ~ .u,. tt,,tt.
,,tA'Ntt.f a.. Wy IVY 49,
1' wv g,... .'rl ~. ren, w. Nj
NJ a. ma 800, ,.hlNt 49, t.sn veaer
,FWtt sesN "a. ttst. NM
NNis iFnt'eM W 1'st|. w" " ~ 49, y y,
'''' al eS ~ "a ssa rsn Atsftm
Sef etttffi4,Y Vkafi
te ,e NJ Rat wv, me's "A wv s'F 10y
""Ntf WE ,,NNttssa Il t,stftrtsf tstt
Ne |,tNt ~ 'Hi No.
"
gfftftsw Ngvp rpArra
.sha ~ "a - 81 tta a.
es,fa. tit@ at.trt. NV.
CifA4 IL ApAkta
soc COINtAN tu Dl.
s--a---a
gffN4CN HOME NfVnW
Vine Uuatthr.acro tracts ffnfu 1850 10
SAGE lho tloe onea ate all cifared ana
ln uuit. rtusa Co aradrl SCHOOL aitas
WblAa lea and water piruN on each tract.
the water is fraa FanNH $50 cash and
ftO PET mouth
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JAPANESE KIMoNOs
ONE HALF PRICE.

r" T"TEt'I
csc Kimono IN stock goes
tomorrow Al just half the
regular price. The assert
ment is very large, but al
this price they ewill go
quick, so il will be best to
come early II you want 10
get your pick OF the choic-
est things.
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Boiler Wanted

haye an uu CiW hourr. 30 ~ a..
vertical HuhmefFua tube Fand an new
1 want % exchange DC CO.. smallest hHfl
auutai nic UnN boiler Inquire The HH.
aitie stat i9oi' ispa and idlt ecNvntl
Az .3i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

rrI erf. 81 ,,i..t.t Al'I
snrrtee f4.r ~
forasttg5t. stt..t 49, w.
M t-tts,g lnN'iNH M'fi
' p 10
No. ii 4 $780, IL - 80
tsfs XII $500
dg@r .,. w
tvoi4tsr6 e eNAt'+ nHHf
rr & @ rag Nles
au sre roid
a now 8room estiara partr. ham
room hanrueenf. efdHs NJ a.lt..f IA ..
raod Wow. raad teams
VIII furnish Dot and buut ,o,..,
modern cottage haramert rf4atsrra
electric urnia. furnace fn h.aanarf n.
Graded street.. cement aaIkn fn FisrEs
t0 car l0ubie.tfarEad III una $500
will furnish Dot and hufa r..o,.,
panty fine View 1ot fslt fr,[l III l,...tl
Az go biorrs b. aattei n.y.. ",.nf
81 100 600 down ter1Ie "a r'.i.,, l".
ROWE Go Naffk ffaf pbo.e ~ t.
y
Ea sV 1850 i''ia ON
owner lasffuris ur III rIose o,,t q. ,,,...
Der ID Iafa ramaisdar uneaid d., sl'..
Halahta Additisn on wsir9g9 p. .-
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FOR THE MEN.
zoe HOSE AT 12rLx

len long legged Hose
double heel and toe. beayy
winter weight. Regular
price Zoe: tomorrou
I2Lc a pair.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
New Veilings.
New Leather Goods.
New Hosiery.
New Underwear.
New Coats and Suits.
New Ribbons.
New Goods in every dc
partment throughout the
store, and every item at less
than you ~ossld pay else
where.
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BALLARD DISTRICT.


BALLARD REAL ESTATE
Good Investment iu 81 W. seattle For
sale. Hiw houses. lots hOHfgu Co each
house. from ~ 600 Co 81. 900 nu raav
torma Vacant Lots b0rto0. close in "a
good Investment. from $500 TO o. 200. ON
eunY terms call owners
YOUHU q BHDHEf'G.
1ehs Jefferson fiur. HHilnrN
Fhaun Ballard ffH -ff -
Fine Groom modern bunGnlos suil
cement basement attic. ho4t plumbing.
double construction, lpt b0Kie0. ono hlof ii
from car Gala lQf n rQl" = hallafd.
Phone EaHt 1ff6l aft tt n
-
f0f Sale ~ Jaelef must reil ny
modern ltro9ui hqrsa. haal idennau. atar
paved street, close 90 several car lines
large luf ana easy fnrmH III SOLD now
Phone ballard ffi sesrsag zt q
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FOR THE BOYS.
PANTS Zoe.

Cheap but good Boys pants
in sizes from o 10 II years
old. made Of good heavy
cotton cashmere, will
stand al kinds Of hard
wear Regular price 39c
and 49c a pair tomorrow
1oc a pair Not more
than two pairs TO one Gus
TONER.
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IRRIGATED LANDS
CITY REAL ESTATE.
$500 Cash

WIN par goa ln possession % = Mica
little FOU ROOM COTTAGE in West
seattle Let o. taEfo4| hae fine uieF.
ana ls lever and alghtig fine Nru water.
ana onlg la minutes ride ~ gnad car
rflee from thr foot ~ FrsirF Way
Investigate this at once hg phoniur West
81 Between 8. m. and 3 m -l1.l9
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Coats Suits
Skirts
PettiCOatS
FOR THE MEN.
PANTS SI.OS.

The regular prices are SIS.
S. aud $3.50. Too many
in stock, hence tho low
price Made OF good
heavy worsteds and cassi-
meres. in neat stripes. in
brown and grey VIII wear
well and give perfect sat
istactiou in every respect.
This price is for Saturday
and Monday only Better
get after them before they
are All odd
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CURTAINS
UNDERPRICED.


w ofN&AoA AsOAo A0a
Tomorrow.
Csc Ruiiled Edge Net Cur
tains and Nottinghams. in
most desirable patterns.
Regular prices 81 80, $50
and Si69: tomorrow
choice, csc pair
sligo - Extra wide and
81 yards long, all new
patterns this fall. They
are worth two dollars and
a quarter if they are worth
cent, but tomorrow only.
YOU can buy them for
go.
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PILLOWS $I.25.
Covered with satin ticking.
filled with soft geese
feathers, weigh 80
pounds to the pair. The
regular price is Sis and
s. tomorrow only
S1.25 a pair.
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Get better acquainted with this starei will pay you VII
IRE anxious 60 dolags, anxious to and
sooas Both parties viii be benefited by comparison o.
prices compared 20 what find elsewhere Our sa ~
enables to underse bio day tn the wee
every weeS ~ She year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-25

A FARM FOR A HpUSE
feo ACNEa nifelY situated between
railroad AND salt water CO. jefferson
PRICE, $40 FER ACNn VIII exchange
CUARlEa soMGus COMPANY.
ALASKA uuiltlnE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-19
EPWORTH LEAGUE
STATE CONFERENCE BEGINS WORK
 IN MOBILE.
The Young Meth0dists Are Welcomed to the Bully City and OdiOurnment
 Is Taken Until Today.

Mobile, June 1Ss-(Special.) )-The state conference of Epworth League of Alabama was opened at o'clock to- night in the Sunday school room of the St. Francis Street Methodist Church with many delegates from all over the state in attendance.
 There was no business transacted to- night, the session being purely a social one made up of addresses welcoming the delegates to the city after which a large reception was rendered the visi- tors
 The conference was opened with an invocation by Rev. J. s. Frazer. of Mo- bile, who was followed by the Mobile Leaguers with several excellent musi-
 Rev. IL H. McNeill, pastor of the St. Francis Street Methodist Church. delivered the address of welcome and was followed by Rev. Ed. F, Cook, sec retary of the Young Peoples Depart ment Board of Missions, Nashville, Tenn, who delivered an excellent ad- dress on Hearts For Love and Hands for Service" which was thoroughly enjoyed by the older folk as well as the young. to whom 1t was addressed.
 After these numbers, a large recep- tion was held when all the delegates met one another and a social hour was passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-19
CLOSING OF CONVENT
SIX YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE DI-
 THOMAS IN MOBILE.
Medal for China Painting- Large Audience OverhOws
 the Chapel.

Mobile. June 1s-(Special.) )--The Academy of the Visitation closed its seventy fourth session this afternoon with brilliant commencement exercises attended. by an audience that over fiowed the chapel.
 The program consisting of vocal and instrumental music was rendered. by the pupils and graduates and the read ing of the class prophecy and history by members of the graduating class were notably we'll rendered and pro- voked enthusiastic and continued ap- plause.
 Six young women received their di- plomas: Miss Sallie Belle King, Miss Bessie Boyd, Miss Sidney Lee Brous- seau, Miss Gertrude Douglass, Miss Virginia Langtry and Miss Sarah Troy Halls. Miss Halls is a Montgomery girl.
 The class history by Miss Gertrude Douglass and the class prophecy by Miss Sarah Halls were exceedingly clever and well rendered.
 At the conclusion of the program a number of premiums and medals were awarded and then short but excellent address was delivere by Rev. Father oShannahan, s., J., Bishop Allen be- ing out of the city.
 Miss ails of Montgomery won the gold medal for China painting and merit for fidelity to the rules of the Academy and excellency in deport- meuf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-19
REVIEW THE
 FAMOUS CASE Williams Matter Before
 Pardon Board. KILLED SENATOR R. [. HIpP No Decision is Reached on Prayer
 for Communication. Another Chapter written in Cullman County Crime Which Forms sensa- tionai Feature of History of
 Alabama Courts.

Another chapter was written yester- day in the history of John Williams long light for his life when his attor- neys appeared before the Board of Par ions and asked for the communication of his death sentence to life imprison- ment- The Board reviewed the code but took no action.
 Williams' case has perhaps attract cd more attention than any other crim- tnal case In Alabama in recent years Williams Is the Cullman County farm CT who shot and killed State Senator Robert l.. Hipp a few miles north of the little city of Cullman. Senator Hipp was one of the brightest and most promising young men of the State and his death from violence two years ago aroused sympathetic interest through put Alabama.
 Senator Hipp had driven into the country where Williams lived. He car ried dispossesion papers because of a foreclosed mortgage made by Williams He accompanied the deputy sherif who went to serve the papers At the Will Hams home, as the officer attempted to move the property a desperate fight occurred. Williams seized a pistol and when the firing was over Senator Hipp was dead with a pistol ball through his brain
 williams declared that he did not