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Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Iiternrv Ansooiatlon offeers.

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary As.
sociation has elected the following Of
fcers: President. john Malcolm. Jr.;
Vice. President. John Dougherty; Re-
cording Secretary. James ]. Justison;
Financial Secretary, J. c. Mcguire,
Treasurer. William Kane; Sergeant-at
Arms. Harry Blickle; Librarian, Will
liam Jovce: Assistant Librarian. Will
liam Feenev: Board Of Directors, Eu'
gene Stearret. James Corrlgan and
Joseph Toner. Board Of Investigation
J. Moran. +. Monaghan and James
Corrigan.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Nr To,vneend coes West

I. Scott Townsend of the Security
Trust Company. is spending few DAYS
at Denver. where he is a delegate 70
the annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Association Of Bankers. Before re
turning 70 Wilmington Mr.. Townsend
expects 10 visit San Francisco and
other points. arriving home about No
vemher /.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
TO-DAY A BIG ONE
FOR GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOwN. Del. Oct 6.--With
the Court Of General sessions In prog
ress, a big Republican mass meeting
the Democratic county convention and
meeting OF the sussex County Levy
Court Georgetown is having a busy
day to-day A large crowd Is here
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
BY THE WAYSIDE

A well known man in this city went into
a saloon in east Fifth street the other day
to buy a drink for a friend and incidental
ly take one himself. Looking across the
street. he saw barber he knew standing
in the door Of the shop where he is en-
ployed and thinking he too, might want a
drink, he asked the bartender 20 call him
over as there were four men standing
there and he did not want to treat the
whole crowd This BARRIERS name is
Charlie, and after many attempts to catch
the fellows eve without success the one
who was anxious to buy the drink called
from the door Charlie" Charlie knew
what was wanted and he got up to cross
the street. So did the other three with
him. All four piled into the saloon and II
was up to the fellow who was flush to buy
for all hands.
All four were named Charlie and the
joke was on the chap with the money.
The sparrows, which have been so busy
about the city all summer. are now prov
ing themselves to be a real blessing. ac-
eording to some Of the naturalists. 1t an
pears that the dry weather has caused the
insect pests TO swarm on the trees and
the sparrows, having a considerable part
Of their fare cut off by reason of the dry
ness Of the ground turned 10 the maples
and other trees and have been waxing Fat
on scale and their kin.
They tell good story about a young
man who went from this city 10 another
place on the Delaware map. He was as
sumed to be a judge Of dogs and unwlseiy
did not wake up his new neighbors. One
day grateful person presented him wi h
what was represented TO ne a uvg Of an
Client lineage, unquestionable pedigree.
splendid family history and all that. In
cidentally the dog was Of the bull variety.
The young man had tail and ears cropped
and went away for a short time. When he
returned he was greeted by his, dog, then
three feet high, more or less The crate
ful person had given him a pup Of the
hound family.
A ride along any one our several trolley
lines these afternoons Is very invigorating
and healthful The leaves are already TAX.
ing on their FAIL tints and will before
many days drop 10 mother earth TO wither
and decay. The town citizen who hasn't
had all the outings that he or she de-
sires and can afford it should take a troll
ley ride somewhere In few more weei s
the melancholy days the poet writes
about viii be here and the rural districts
viii look dreary and dismal.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
as YET has been set Tor The wedding.
Ernndnm Party

Walter BuclSmaster. celebrated his
twentv-hrsi anniversary Yesterday and
was given q freedom party by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Walter p. Buck
master. last evening at their home, No.
All South Broone street
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
FIttIna out the Ei.h.rl.s

DAVID a. Hay left Dy the Cape
Charles route last night on his annual
southern business trip. Mr. Hay will
visit the various fisheries along the
coast and III them out with supplies
for shad and herring fishing next
spring
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Peoples Column

Anonymous communications for
the peoples column will not be
printed. Names OF contributors 10
the column viii not be printed, but
must be furnished THE EVENING
JOURNAL az an evidence Of good
faith ON the part or tho contributor.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
CaIIatI1umpian.

Mr. and Mrs Rhoynal c. Wander
sloot. Of No Al West Fifth street
were rendered a callathumpan sere-
made on Friday evening by the Young
Mems Bible class OF 81. Pauls NJ. E.
Church and other friends. A very en-
ioyable evening was spent with games,
instrumental and vocal music. At. q
late hour the guests We're invited 70
the dining room, where a very tempt
ing collation. was served Among
those present were: The Misses Ethel
stiles Elva Jones, Olga NJ. Wander
sloot Lesbio LOTUS. Edna Donnelly,
Lillian Fredd. Mrs. Ella stiles, Messrs
Alonzo Davis. Charles II. Price, Joseph
Osborne Francis r. Kelley, Harry c
NJ vandersloot William Taylor. Mer-
rill Lynch. John Lofters, Thomas
Greaves. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
dersloot. Mr. and Mrs Bhoynal w
Vandersloot and several others.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Tan nnv Eund Is crowino.

The receipts Of the recent tag day OBJ
ser,snce for the benefit Of the Minqua
dale Home up to date. amount TO 8. ,9s
There are several lodges 10 hear from yet
and this may swell the fund to $500
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
stoeekle Family Returns to CITY.

Harry ]. stoecltle has returned 10 his
He and his family spent the summer
at Mr.. Stoeckie's sumemr home on TIE
New Castle road near Farnhurst.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
IS THIS
SQUARE
DEAL

makes this square deal offer because
he is authorized TO do so by the makers
Of Mi-o-na tablets. and he Is willing
10 have. this statement appear in THE
EVENING JOURNAL because he
knows the offer IS genuine.
And while it may be that there are
about cases in 100 that are too far
gone for Mi-o-na 10 cure, we are will
ing and ready to take all the chances,
and If Mi-o-na does not cure, any
dyspeptic can have his money back.
Even with this liberal offer, Miller
Drug Co. will not have to refund but
very small percentage. because the
S incurable dyspeptics will find so much
relief in Mi-o-ns that they will once
again look upon the sunny side Of life.
and will continue to use Mi-o-na.
Now. reader. you may say how can
the makers or Mi-o-na make such an
offer? How do they know thai 80 per
cent Of the users viii be cured, and
that the other S per cent or the in
curables. will be relieved
Why. it's all very SIMPLE We've
made this same offer in 1000 towns be-
fore we made II here. and We have fig-
ured out the percentages, SO that when
we make the statement we know il 70
be absolutely true
"Mi-o-na tablets are truly great for
anyone that has stomach trouble / can
not praise them too highlyrfor what
they have done for me Mrs. ". ID.
Bennett. Bucksport. Me.
The price Is only SO cents box.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Postal Shower for Walter Sherwood.

Postal Shower for Walter Sherwood.
The many friends OF Walter Sher-
wood, tenor soloist Of Al. G. Fields
minstrels. will tender him a surprise
postal shower on his birthday, Octo-
Der 8. He will be In Charleston, South
Carolina, on that day
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Dunoan-MiIler.

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Miller, Of this
citv have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Mabel. TO Clarence
e. Duncan also of this city No date
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RUFF SUED FOR.
1. 100000
ACTION 10 BEGUN AoAlRBT
HIM ron elo ASouaT OF
GRAFT MONEY PAID TO HIM.
10y United press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. May % =
Suit for restitution OF 500. 900
bride money alleged to have been
paid by the United Railways 10
Abe Ruef for the overhead trolley
franchise was instituted today by
Joseph A. Sullivan. of the holding
company. the United Railways In,
veHtmcnt company
The defendants are Abraham
Ruof. tho United Railroads OF San
Francisco. and tho United Railways
Investment company. af New Jer
aey.
n Is eontendod that the directors
We're authorized 10 do onlY legal
things to further the interests OF
the company. and that bribea do
not fall within the scope OF their
authority II Is charged that the
directors had no authority 10 pay
kuof the money. and that he r..
ceiyed u with full knoWledgs Of
the facts and Is bound 10 return
Il 10 the stockholders.
n judgment Is secured Huof will
be compelled d refund the 5000
600 with interest at per cent
from MAY 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
HOME RULE FOR
THE YUKON
(ny United Prsss.l

DAWSON. May - After con.
slant struggle at many years the
people Of this territory are about
To be granted home rule 4 Newa
special from Ottawa states that tho
government has introduced a bill
Ia parliament which provides for a
wholly elective legislature OF ten
members. beginning a year hence
The passage OF the BIN d couced
cd
The duration Of the legislature
will b. three years. meeting an.
uaally Il will elect lln own speak
81. bat the governor. Sho has acted
ia that capacity IN the present coun.
eti must give assent 10 all hilln
he may approve them or refer
them 70 the governor general IN
councit ~ Ottawa. All appoint
meats must originate by message
ffum the governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
I,,iSaloon League Is
Eahling Application for
License.
,,,eriinlendent Claims Hotel
seuer Is Not Entitled
to Privilege.

~.,ss J. herman. proprietor Of
u,,sl sener. will nos secure a
- Ar a bar In the hotel II the
..sS,ooa league OF Washington
.rveat Il throash enforcement
a. ssoaa charter amendment
..,sa AZ TIE las. sprlas election
n, Norman Is seeking a license
"a a ordnance gTanlng him one
:, ,assed BY the eiu council MAJ
+ !. sglte OF the act that the
-.....x Il a license IA that location
...as violate tbs charter provision
"a ksst tao important paf4eu-
= Naen il came up - the mayor
= .ugrueal Il eas discovered that
"a n application aud To. license
- aulsy. AMI u sas turned down
= a. SORE
- NondAy nieht a hcN ordln.
wxtss Introduced aud vii come
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WILL
GET S650,000
10y United Press

10y 1HfAf1 f-fNtNf
WASHINGTON. n &. MAY "a
Congress will appropriate ts50.g00
for the Seattle exposition. this BE-.
tnE the agreement reached by the
conference committee yesterday aft.
eruoou The entire exposition
amendment has been rcdfafted 10
a. % eat off most members Of
the government board who were
supefuumefaries. leaving three men
several bureaus which possessed
no general interest have been elm
mated The appropriation FOR the
Alaska Hawaii and Philippine cx.
hiblts IL not reduced. nor i there
any cut In the appropriation for
buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
MINING PROMOTER
Is UNDER ARREST

DENVER. May Is f. Chaplin
Gard. mining promoter. Nith offices
o. 3ta Charles building. Denver. Who
was indicted By the federal grand
jury on the charge 81 using the
mails IN fnrtheFance Of schemes to
defnnd. has beau placed under
arrest
lie ls alleged 10 have sent ont al.
Turing literature about properties
In southern Utah. which the govern
meut inspectors claim did not
Justify his advertising claims. lie
told some OF bis correspondents.
e ls said. that he had mines next
10 and bordering camps which had
produced from 5000 00o to tJ5.-
000 600 the past fow years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
GRAFT CHARGES FAIL
GRAND JURY or rHuRsroa
COUNTY FAIL TO isolcT ANY.
ONE ALLEGED TO az tMPLE
GATED IN GRAFT.
fsy United pressl

OLYMPIA. MAJ q AT 8 Is last
nixht tho srand jury reported. re-
turning five bills. bat oniy four IN
dletmnnts No true btu vas re.
turned AGAINST Richard Weiss for
sunday aueaiuE - : asioon
John Aksau was indicted for FOR.
gerry. and David aud Hsury Jensen
Tor provoking assault la the Lima
Hioom case Two indictments are
~epi secret until warrants have
been SERVED q la made knoNu that
nn indictment pas returned against
J. r Thacker Ia the ~ & HeoF.
mans charge % alleged attempted
oxturtioa "a the WateF works con
tFuvcrsY.
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sEArTLg's MILK SUPPLY.

4 8 Government Inspector Lane
said a fow days ago that OF all
the Seattle di-ies. the Pure Mia
Dairy. which supplies certified milk
from J. y. Farrelf's Maplcwood
farm. IL the only one which fulfills
the standard Of Wholesomcness.
PURE MILK DAIRY.
Waldorf Bldg. 18th av aud Pike st.
Phones Main 2b45. Ind 4344 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
TRC0MA'S MAYOR
is In SEATTLE

Mayor John " Linck. OF Tacoma
is Ia Seattle today as guest Of
the fleet festivities
This morning he came over on
the steamer Ohio 10 meet aud greet
the fleet as a special guest OF Frank
Watefhaune 4 Co. Tonight be viii
attend a grand ball IN honor Of the
fleet officers aud men. aud Mon.
daY might he will attend a banquet
30 the officers at tho Rainier club
BY invitation Of Mayor John r. NIL
Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
NAVIGATION ON
the YUKON

wHtTEHORsE. MAY "a Freight
T. being rushed aboard this White
Pass fleet 81 steamers which Nin-
tered here. preparatory fof making
the firat trip Ia Dawson The first
boats probably viii leave here Mon.
daY for Dawson. reports from Ia.
bcrEe saving tha ice II becoming
rutteu II necessary one Of the old
steamers may be- used 10 force q
passage through the ice field FOR
the fleet Hundreds Of people are
gathering here from outside points
70 take the first boats down river.
many Of them guiug 10 Fairbanks
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Bidders al Express Auction
Say They We're
Siung.
Original Packages" Proved
TO Be DOctOred When
Opened.

Annually the Great Northern ~.
preaa company adVeftlaes a sale Of
unclaimed express packages
And the dear public bites.
Il would not be 80 bad II ever
package auclioned of we're bona
fide
hut What are the facts
q c Chapman. an Alaskan. has
the answer.
A few weeks ago. NJ Chapman.
lured by flaming advertisements
that the Great Northern Express
company Waa about "a dispose Of
hundreds Of unclaimed express
packages. aIraIled down tho street
and vent ap against the brace
game
How IL is Worked.
Here Is how the same IL worked
II Mr ghapmAna word b. worth
anything a wiiy auelioucer. who
doubtless received bis instructions
from the prnper source. announced
that ever package vas - BE- sold
BECAUSE u had laid IN the office
% The Great Northern Express eum
paay foF one year
The Come CA man told hla hear
era that every package waa the
real Hooda The cruwd believed =
Aud we're stumE
Sir Chapman SAYS that. BE- pun
chased 50 uugth OF Supposedly
boaa fide express packages. and
vas banked aEht mcrrliY lie
aaYa that she Cameon Who yelled
the merits of the goods frum a
platform would give a ticket. after
making a sale. tsiiinE the buyer to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
MINlsTgR Is FIhEo.

ENTERPRISE. Ore. May %
Rev Henry Moore. Of Wallowa. al.
pearpd before Judge Crawford 70
the circuit court to-day and pleaded
guilty 20 an ind.tment charging
him With fighting with brass
knueklea lie MAS fined 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
KRUGER INDICTED.


NORTH YAKIMA. May 23-The
jury Ia the federal court. which
tried the case Of Paul G. Kruger.
indicted for using the United
States malls 10 defraud the Wash.
ingtuu Nursery company bY send.
iug forged and fictitious orders for
stock on order TO receive commits.
siana thereon. has returned a yer
diet Of guilty. aud Kruger was or.
dercd into the custody OF the
marshal pending sentence.
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Returning WIN erIae

Or clyde NJ Gresham. a well
known Young dentist Of Seattle. Is
ga his way homeward with a bride
from Philadelphia Ne has been
east for a number OF years. com.
plotting his study Of dental sur.
gerry
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before the council Tor action neat
Monday niaht
Ia tho meantime ROYAL W. Ray.
mond superintendent ol the Anti
Saloon league. has becn presenting
facts "a MaYot Miller 60 convince
the MAYOR that the license should
ho vetoed hy him
Barred By Restrictions.
In the first place, Mr Raymond
contends that the Hotel sener h.
not entitled ~ bar under the
ehaFteo restrictions. a. 10 contains
but 30 rooms. The charter amend
ment limits hotel bars tn hotels con
tanning not less than leo rooma
The proposed location % the bar
accarding to Mr.. Raymond. violates
the section 81 tho amendment which
provides that The license shall dis
tinetly prescribe and limit the sale
and disposal ct liquor authorized
under Il 60 a defined room or other
enclosed portion of the building
having no frontage upon CO.. direct
entrances frum auY street or alley =
The location planned for the bar
IA In the froat ef the building at the
intersection of Pine ~ aud West
lake Az. which opens directly upon
the street Since objection has
bvgn raised q IL proposed "a put Ia
a eisar store Ia front separated
from the bar BY a partition. but In
that event the entrance viii suil
be from the front through the cigar
store. and not from the hotel
Third Violation.
4 third objection h. that though
the charter provides that the hotel
bar be under The hotel management.
the intention Is O. rent IL 60 the
present manager Of the bar In the
Hotel narknr
The amended application for a
license Is being Investigated by the
license clerk az the eomptrollsrs o.
flee. and report all probably be
made to the Council when the or.
diuance comes up t0f action Monday
nisht
Il passed. e h thought that the
ordinance granting the license viii
BE- vetoed BY Mayor Miller.
Opposition fn the bar was evident
~ unexpected BIZ the new manage
ment ~ the Sruer as the women
BARRIERS Who occupied the proposed
site IT the bar wefe paid 81 .D0o by
the management 10 surrender their
lease and make way far the bar
Calaldh Club.
The caisidh ciub meets Wadmea-
daY az the hanas - Afra Donald
Mack riiar. sass Minor ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
GAME AT PORT ORCHARD.

Tomorrow the Pacific Meat Cos
baseball nine will go 10 Port OR.
chard and play the nine at that
place The battery FOR the Z. c. NJ
will be Charles Dufig. pitcher. and
Frank Ear. cateher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
BOY RoBBgR ooNrEssEs.


SPOKANE. Mas 70 Harry Rus.
sell. a i0yearold boy. has con.
tossed 10 the robbery Of the depot
az Elk. Wash, on tae night OF
May Is. when 5000 wAa stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
ONT lpJueeoS UNCONSCIOUS


~ WTITT"7 ""|7T
TACOME9iay 20 Miss Mildred
Morton. who 10 days ago WaH
thrown from her horse aud sui
fered bad fracture al the base
of the brain. il stili lylng unepn.
aclaua at her home Physicians say
she may not fully recover conscious
ness for months. and that when she
does get her faculties back she may
be- In the condition 81 baby. men.
tally. with all memory Of former
experiences adj existence gone.
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MIL POI out Of nusInsss.

roHT GAMBLE. May 20 The
engine Of Mil No was put ont
of commission here Wedneassy By
the flying Off Of a pin In ~ con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

NEW YORK. May o. Rosie
Arouwald. an inmate ~ the Home
Of the Daughters Of Jacob. Jew.
iah charitable institution. oelebrae
cd her i07th birthday yesterday
aud there was gala time Ia me
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
THOMPSON CASE
OVER TILL MONDAY

TACOMA. May % The sanity
case Of Chester Thompson al
iourued nt the close 81 yesterday
afternoons session until Monday
morning The trial may run over
until tbs middle or last Of next
week All of yesterday Was spent
Ia the testimony OF physicians up
on the defendants mental oondl.
tinu.
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The letter file graft was operated
IN the same aay. Gays Nj Chap.
maa. Tho express company off.
eiaia claim theY have the lesal right
to rvwrap their shipments II the
wrapping u torn or Nofn
They claim that the sale Is bona
flda in every particular One Of
Tho victims mentioned above says
he was sWindied The public should
decide about one year hence
Another man Nha attended the
salef bid IN Zoe s. q small package
BEARING several seals and looking
Ike it oaKht 70 contain Yaluablsa
After the sale the purchaser pre-
auufrd bis claim check aud uRu
given a package similar IN aiEe "a
the one he bought. but without
che wrapper bearing seals Nhich
saa nu tho package fnf shlch be
bid The wrapper had evidently
been put on IN the express Of
flce
when the package vas opened
40. q uaH found "a contain clEar
bot containing patent medicine
Haekasea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

Meeting rod. No one IN injured. Z
but # Wlll taka a montbNto repair
the damage
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This feature % the sale Is con.
sldefrd the faUcst sort Of bunk
hY Ar Chapman pad Sir v II
Campbell. another Alaska mining
man. Who threw his money away
on the sale"
Mr. Chapman Says he also par
chased two trunks lie was given
Two tickets which we're supposed
To call Tor the trunks When the
trunks were delivered 60 hiH home
be- discovered that both locks had
been tampered with Neither trunk
contained a single article 81 value
An emrloye 81 the express com
pans told Mr. Chapman that large
shipment Of books. Witch had lain
about the express office for more
than a year. had been broken open
a short time before ihe sale and
each packed separately and given
to the Come on that be might ped.
die them 10 a Eulhhle public
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state ~ Washington. county - Kline. aa
M " Peterson. Cashier - che
above uaHHad haHh 10 aalamnlF swear
that the farHa1fnH statement ia true 20
the beet - WH kHnu ledge AVID belief
IT " PETERSON. Cashier
nHi.afrfhed anH suufn 20 before ma
fhla lafh day q MAY. ieHH
taaa1 q . CLARK
Notary Public,
Correct attest
A. ~ fATfMEu.
g y HORTON.
Directors
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REPORT oT TITS FtNANCfAL COG
dffIHn ~ the uenaHera a UiHHn Hauia
InfateH 81 Seattle. state ~ Waahlne -
ton a. the rlHaa - buatnasa ga thA
Iffh aaf 81 NJ fa1a
H.HatF# HfUH
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come FOR his wares after the sale
waa over for the day
Packages Tempered With.
Mr. Chapman saws that e number
of the packages allowed eV<T5nee Of
hav-ye been ap,fAd evidently after
lhe0aale had been made During
the sale the Come IN would tear
the wrapping paper from a paek.
age which looked TAT aud good
" the package contained fur coat
or a piece OF silk. tluy bit was
exposed "a public view
Aud the price vas boosted
This feature at the game WAS en-.
glneered repeatedly b. the Come
on. II SIR Chapman o. 90 be be.
lieved.
Mi Chapman SAYS, aud he ought
ta know. that II OF the packages
he purchased we're all ~ the same
size aud weight tie paid st25
each Mr.. Chapman opened them
When he arrived homie aud. To-
each was an empty lcttnr file They
had been wrapped IN neW paper
and there vas nothing attached 10.
or written on the letter file wrap.
peers "a denote them as bona fldo
express packages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

The uew Remington Hammerleas
Pump Gun for sale at Halls, III
First ave. -.
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THf4l =..#.. ..a#.##. 80 taaaafH %
Hfafa 81 WssffnHfan. f1unfH - NlnE. re-
WaIHh afaEH Cashier - she
afs1aa Banned bark 81 saisHnHlf swear
thaf tHe ataea statement = true 60 the
fsaaf 20 nos hnna ledge and belief
WsGHW STACY Cashier
alfasrHltaH ard aWHrH TO before me
this ahfh day saf MaF ICES
% GRAVES
HniafH Pebble
Correct attest
aFENrfsu
g. . WHITE
% o. HENRY
Directors
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Statement:

May F0urtssn,h. N,nssssn hundred ard Eish,