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Middletown transcript., 1908-12-05
ANuAL sORN sA5Ws
Prizes Awarded ii Dover fhhfsday ii
ss.s.Sk cs,nst

AnaaaI Show
DovER DEL,, December 3d. The
states best corn show, held by the Della
ware State Corn Growers Association, TO-
night ended in these prize winnings:
Glass A--sectioA i-For the best %
ears wliiie corn. w ~. Davis Bridarsiii j
ST.; second Dest 90 ears white corn, } w.
KilIen, FELTON,; s.; third best 81 ears
white corn. r G. Phillips, Dover, $500.
Section 2-For the best 20 ears yellow
corn, J. G.. Cowgirl, Dover, 81; second
best 20 ears yellow corn, Daniel Thomp-
son, Smyrna, So; third best 20 esrs yellow
corn, Lowell E. Roland, FELTON,, S..
Section 3-For the best 20 ears mixed
corn, j. L. Eastburn. Newark, 81; second
best 20 ears mixed corn. Naudain & Son,
Marshallton. $5; third best 20 ears mixed
corn, w. A. Stein, Dagsboro, S..
Sweepstakes in Class A, N. g. C0wgilI,
one Bershire pig.
Glass B BSection I-For Me best 10 ears
white corn, fret, ]. w. Killshs IS; second,
]. H. Hopkins, 81; third. 3 Frank Rice, !
IS; fourth, Ralph Jefferson, ~; ffths
james T. ShalIcross. 81.
Section 2-For best 10 ears yellow corn.
first, Lowell E. Roland. So; second, ]. B.
Keith, 81; third, ]. G. Cowgirl p; fourth,
H. W. vaugbn, 81; fifth, Dam Thomp-
son, ST..
For the best 10 ears mixed corn, lrsts
]. q. Snyder. $5; second ]. L. Eastburn.
81; third, Nendain & Son, S.; fourth.
Ralph Jrffersoa, 81; fifth, W. A. Stein.
Sl.OO.
Sweepstakes in Glass B, j. w. Killen,
Felton,, one Berkshire pig.
Glass Ci;-For the best 10 ears Of any |
variety or color from New Castle county. |
First, S., Wiiiiam Craig, McDonough;
second. 50, Naudain & Son, MarshaIlton.
Kent county-First, So, j. @. Cowgirl, !
Dover; second S. J. S. Davis. FELTON,.
First sweepstakes in Class g corn
shelter, j. C. 0.,wgill, Dover.
Second sweepstakes in Glass G barrel |
William Craig, McDonough,
Glass D-For the best s tensyear ex-
hibits Of any varieties or colors from any |
grange in the state, silver cup, Capita
Grange, Dover; second, 35, Union Grange,
Pleasant Hill.
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ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS.

Miss Justine Peverley entertained, at
euchre, company Of young people at her
beautiful home Wednesday afternoon
from 2.30 to $50 o'clock in honor Of Miss
Mary Henry. of Cambridge, Nd, and
Miss Elizabeth Bateman, OF Easson, Md,
guests of Miss Eliza Green. Those
present were: Miss Mary Henry, Miss
Elizabeth Bateman, Miss Eliza Green,
Miss Helen Cochran, Miss Louise Coch-
ran, Miss Josephine Cochran, Miss Bessie
Cochran. Miss Patton Cochran, Miss
Susie Foard, Miss Clara Willis, Miss
Julia Lockwood, Mrs. d. W. Lewis, Mrs.
]. G. Parker, Jr., Mrs. Harry Brady,
Miss Helen Shallcross, Miss Esther Shall
cross, Miss Mary Townsend, Miss Helen
Townsend, Miss Ethel Mailley and Mlas
Marion Mifflin.
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HELPING THE BLIND.

The Delaware Committee Of the Blind,
which is appointed BY the Judges Of
Superior Court to assist those bereft Of
sightin acquiring an education, has found
that there are 1877 blind persons in Della
ware, Of whom 40 are illiterates and
manifest no interest 10 the committees
work. OF ls5 pupils who came under
the committees observation in the past
two years 26 are now reading by the
embossed letter system, and the Institute
Free Library Of Wilmington has establish
ed department Of books for blind
persons who read with their fingers.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF
St. Georges Hundred +!

The taxable residents of st. Georges
Hundred, and all persons liable to pay
tax in said Hundred, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the year 1908 are now
due, and the undersigned Tax Collector
for said Hundred, will be at the Office of
/ JOSEPH e. ENos, IN ODESSA,
I WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25th, 1905
From 900 A. M. to 1900 M.
AT HENRY cLEAvER's STORE, IN PORT PENN,
| WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25th, 1908
From P. NJ. to P. M.
| and at the County Tax Collector Office,
South Broad street, Middletown, Del,
every Saturday during the month of
November, from A. M, to P. M.
Tax bills can be obtained by making
personal application to the Collector, or
by sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELAWARE,
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION OF TAXES OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SECTION 3, CHAPTER
80, VOLUME 81, LAWS OF DELAWARE, AS
AMENDED:
Section 3-That on all taxes paid before
the first day of October there shall be an
abatement of five per centum. On all
taxes paid before the first day of Decem-
Der there shall be an abatement of three
per centum. On all taxes paid during the
month of December there shall be no
abatement whatever. And on all taxes
unpaid on the first day of January five
per centum thereof shall be added
thereto.
WALTER BEASTEN,
Collector of Taxes forSt. Georges Hun
dred.
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Curse Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer Greatest
Blood Purifier Efee

Ifyour blood is impure. thin. diseased
hot or full Of humor. If you have blood
poison, cancer. earbuncles, eating sores,
scrofula, eczema, itching, risings and
bumps, scabby, pimpIy skin, bone pains,
catarrh, rheumatism Or any blood or skin
disease, take Botanic Blood Balm [ B. B
B. Soon all sores heal, aches and pains
stop and the blood IL made pure and rich
Druggists u by express 81 per large bot.
tie. Sample Tree by;writing Blood BALM
CO.. Atlahta 2. ,: ,. il 6aan
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6bEssA

i Mrs. j. MIihlbsrget spent setgfal day
this week III Philadelphia.
Il g. Webb and family spent sandA,
with llis sister at tiston's BeacIn
1 Miss Edna b. EwslI is spending some,
time with relatives in New York.
! MR. ] "a. Azmstrong and Miss F. Z.
Husbands spent Saturday in Philadel,
/ phla.
Mr. HarFy Rose. Of Delaware City,
spent one day last week with bis sister,
Miss M. Rose,
John Keegan, Of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with bis parents, NJ. Keegan and
wife, Hsar town.
Miss Marion Miffiin entertained last
week her cousin, Miss Rachel Mifiin, Of
Ridley Park, Pa.
Miss Lillian Massey entertained on Sum
day Miss Sadie Hartranft and Mr.. Walter
Shackle, Of Leipsic.
Miss Ruth Culp, Of MiddIetowD, spent
Thanksgiving day at the home of Miss
Amelia Muhlberger.
George G. Gibson. Of Wilmington, spent
Sunday as the guest of his parents. Joseph.
L. Gibson and wife.
Mrs. George Hahn entertained Miss
Margaret Quaid Of Philadelphia. at dinner
on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Denver Coppage. wife and daugh-
ter Maybelle, Of Wilmington, visited his
mother here over Sunday.
Miss Cornelia Townsend, Of New York.
visited her parents, G. L. Townsend and
wife, several days last week.
Mrs. Everett Rose and children have
returned home from Island Heights, N.
j.. where they spent last week.
Miss Katherine Krumm, Of Philadel-
.phia. spent Thursday of last week at the
home Of John Heldmyer and family.
z -hc DtOeHcttioOu Va Dbs hutS N1s u.
Church held its regular monthly business
meeting at the Church on Thursday even.
ing.
Mrs. D. W. Corbit had as her guests
last week her daughters, Mrs. F. Curtis
Of Wilmington and Mrs. E. L. Duer, Of
Philadelphia.
Mary Louise, eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William P. Rhein, died at the
home of her parents ON Main street on
Tuesday at l2.45 O'Clock. Deceased had
been q constant but patient sufferer for
about ak years, but for the past few
weeks she ad seemed somewhat better
and her fan My had great hopes of seeing |
her aroundiohce more, but on Saturday |
change took place for the worse and her
death came a shock to her many friends |
The family I've the deepest sympathy |
of the entire $ommunity. Funeral SER
vices were held at her late home yester-
day afternoon at l.30 o'clock interment |
being in ST. Pauh M. r. Cemetery.
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/. Nlpdraa.

The work Of ais log . huge canal and
draining 5000 acre in the big cyprus
sEalnp near Gumbo will be started in
the spring. Govern pt experts have
pronounced the plan ible.
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lHe hiddleteWn transcript
Mails eIose as Follows.

Going Nortb-7.as .. M. 1905 : M. los pm.
500 p. n. and 3 p. M.
Going South 90 an. 4.lb p. m. and ? :. M
For odessa--75.o a. M. E. 30 q. m. II 80 = m.
a.h0p. 10.
For warwick, Cecllton and Rarlvlne s:2O q.
M, and 4.45 p M.
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cEcILToN

Miss Gertrude Hoover is visiting rela
tives in Cambridge.
Mrs. P. Smith has been the guest o
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Mollie Richards has been in Phila
delphia on business trip.
William Brown, of Delaware College
is spending the holidays with his parents
here.
Miss Mollie Mccoy. of Elkton, spent .
few days with her mother, Mrs. J. P.
Mccoy, sr.
Mrs. Hadaway, Of Kent Co, Nd, Il
being entertained BY her sister. Mrs. r
N. Blackway. -
Miss lone Benson, of Earleyille,
last Tuesday and Wednesday vi
Blanche Padley.
Mrs. R. M. Black and iaughS
Margaret, spent part of Ian
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Lille ShM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
Northern Steamship Company
Will Strive to Secure Share
Of Alaska Trade.

To secure share Of the South.
western Alaska trade. the newly
I organized Northern Steamship
+ company will soon place a fleet Of
four vessels on that route.
I The Northern Steamship com.
pany IN controlled by the Western
{ Lumber company. OF Aberdeen. and
at prcscnt operates the steamer A.
g. Lindsay, now On route 10 st.
] Michael. conveying the river steam
Il err Julia b., and tho Wseterner. now
engaged In the California lumber
trade out OF Aberdeen. The A. q.
I Lindsay ~ 10 be renamed the
Northernor
! The company plans b. acquire two
additional frclRhterH and make a
strong bid for some Of the South.
western Alaska business now con
tFolled by the older companies. The
new vessels will be ehrlstened the
Southerner and the fastener. re-
speetiyely.
Although the head offices Of the
new company are AZ Aberdeen. Sc
attic will be made the home port
OF the fleet. s. v. Christian II the
agent Of the line. with offices at 1893
Globe building Arrangements have
been completed 20 dock the steam
ors az Pier 7.
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women's New Fall Coats, values
up to 5000. Cleanup sale price
tt.s6.
women's SIX Waists. values up
10 $40 90. Cleanup sale price i3.s6
women'a Tailored Box and SENT
fitted Coats. 5000 values. Clean.
up sale price t1sb.
New Fall silk Moire Rain. Proof
Coats. values up 10 $500, Clean.
up sale price si4sb.
SILK Petticoats. black and all
coiors. values up 20 $3.50. Cleanup
sale price sass.
Women's New Fall skirts. all
newest styles and material. values
up 10 $3.50. Cleanup sale f4.6b.
women's black and blue Wolfe
Skirts. newest creations. values up
10 si2.50. Cleanup sale price t6.t5,
The Novelty Suit a Skirt Manu-.
featuring Co, 1915 Second Ave. l..
l. Hoffman. Mgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
BLOWS TOP OF
HIS HEAD OFF

MEDFORD. Ore. Aug. law.
renee H. Belser. a well-to-do real
estate dealer OF Wenatchee. Wash.
aged about 30. committed suicide
late last night by blowing the top
Of his head of with a rife. In hts
room IN the Nash hotel A far as
can be learned. there Was no rea-
son for the act A bank book on
his person showed a balance Of
81 500 In his favor. One OF his
sons lies at the point OF death In
Portland hospital and the young
mans mother is with him. He
leaves another son.
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~ these communications
fu a statement to the press. The
officer aald.
Something must be done and
done quickly ia India n the 800.
900 900 native inhabitants ~ that
country succeed In getting the up
per hand the least bit more, they
are sure ~ rise In mutlny that
will surpass anything that England
has had 20 face
According TO the army reports.
the empire is reeking with sedition
which all Of England's repressiys
measures have failed 10 check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
MUTINY FEARED
IN INDIA

LONDON. Aug. 5.-That England
is face 10 face with another mutiny
IN India. by the side OF which the
uprising Of 1867 will be mere bick.
ering. " feared by government Of.
flcialn az a result Of reports brought
here today by a prominent army OF.
ficcr, who arrived from Benarea.
The war office has been thrown
into "A panic by the serious nature
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The company having purchased
the Wholesale stock Of the swift
Cloak Go. az their own price. aud
Immediately this i20. 900 stock. con
sisting Of Women's New Fall Suits.
Cioaks. Skirts. Petticoata. etc. were
placed on sale.
The prices at which the goods
were sold created that "FnenEied
Buying" and their store has been
crowded continuously. No mcr.
chant has ever dared 20 offer such
values as have been given.
Mr.. l.. |. Hoffman. the manager.
assures the sale bona fide, and
guarantees satisfaction 20 every
customer.
The sale still continues
Womens New Fail Broadcloth
Suits. black. blue and brown. 5000
values. Cleanup sale tl2b0.
Women'a High.Grade Tailored
Suits. values up 10 5000. Cleanup
sale price t64B.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
BANDIT SHOT DEAD


SAND POINT. Idaho. Aug. IA
lone bandit. while attempting TO
hold up the Horse Shoe bar. was
killed by the day bartender. big
George" F1txsimmona. at $50 this
evening
The bullet penetrated his heart
and the bandit died instantly. The
robber was a man Of about 80 years
Of age and rather tall He seemed
TO have plenty Of money. F1txsim.
mons has not been arrested, and
will not be until after the coroner's
inqueat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
RAGING
IN IDAHO

MissOUI.A. Mont. Aug "a
feres, fire OF alarming proportions
y raging In the Occur d'Alene VA.
tional forest. In Idaho. just across
the Montana state line II is re
ported 90 be spreading into Mon.
Jana aud approaching the summit
81 the Monitor mine AZ the head OF
Dominion creek. about 20 miles
south Of this city.
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Asks FOR FRANCHISE.

The Seattle. snohomish a Ever.
EFT railway petifioned the county
commissioners yesterday Afternoon
for a franchise Tor the use ~ the
Erickson county road between the
city limits. north OF Ravenna, and
Hothell. covering II miles. There
yin be a hearing on the petition
Aeptembcr 10.
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WILL NOT RUN AS
AN INDEPENDENT

sARANAC INN, ~ ". Aug b.
In a statement Governor Hughes
announces there Is no foundation
for the reports that he might run
az an independent candidate for
governor IN case he IL not renom.
mated BY the republican state con.
vcntion. which IL TO be held neat
month az Saratoga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
MRS. STIMSONT TO
ENTERTAIN
Gives Complimentary Lunch
Tennis Tea Served
This Afternoon.

Mrs, Charles willard A. aumson
entertained to-day az luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. willard "a
stimson of las Angeles. at her
home. Ssi Hoylston av, N.
Tennis Tea.
The usual "Wednesday tennis tea
was served today az the Seattle
tennis court Mrs. Robert Oldham
aud Mrs Frederick nauaman pre-.
sided at the tea. tables. assisted by
number Of youns ladies'.
Jones .Austin.
Miss Olive ELLA JONES daughter
% AIR, and Mrs. Thomas r. Jones.
was married Monday evening 20 Mr.
jay Quincy Austin at the brides
home. ioif Queen Anne av. The
Rev, Rodney Arnry of Kent Off
ciated. The bridesmaid was Niles
l.ilia jones and the sroomaman was
Mr.. Ward Austin Katherine Hahn
WAS flower girl Mr.. and Mrn Aus
TN viii be at home to their friends
after september ] AZ is25 Third
av w.
csrlean Warner.
NiaH Mabel cariean and Mr.. Pred
v. Warner were married Tuesday ~
the home % Rev. A. l.. Grim. pastor
~ the ballard Christian church
Their future home win be made az
Green Lake.
Church Picnic.
The first annual picnic ~ the -
Edwards Catholic church Of Rainier
ysliey u hrinE held today az Leachi
park A program u games. dancing
and an excursion on the iako we're
provided for the amusement % the
crowd.
W. s. e. Club.
Tho Wamen'a Socialist Education
al club win give an old fashioned
country dance and entcftainmemut
At the MARKHAM hail. saS Ftrat av-
thia evening
Eatsrtain at Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs Judd Elliott VII en-
terrain az cards this evening in hon
or 81 MIR and Mrs r. y. nogarduN.
al the family residence. SOS nth
av y.
Recital.
James Hamilton Howe gave a
pupils recital last evening In the
Johnston recital hall. which was at
tended by a large representation 81
friends aud musical people % the
city well selected program was
given By Miss Ern~stinr pgsiieia.
Miss Katherine ". odeil Mr.. Robert
Akin. Mlna Annie 0'>ell and Miss
Temple Griswoid Bum. A most en-
ioyahle feature ~ tbs evening WAS
the piano selections rendered b
Mas Ernestine nwsllesa.
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WILL RUN FLEET
OF FOUR VESSEL 8
TO ORGANIZE GREAT
SECRET sERVicE FORCE.

\ LOS ANGELES. Aug. g. (,
4 Chief Of Detectives Paul Flam-
\ er OF this city today started 4
= for IA tour OF the coast with 4
\ the purpose Of organizing the {,
4 secret service departments Of {,
y all the large cities into com. 4
4 bine against crooks. particular 4
4 ~ those that come from the 4
= east San Francisco. Portland. 4
4 Seattle. Vancouver and even
= the Alaskan cities will be Wis I,
4 tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05

Candidates on the republican tick.
81 for the offices Of auditor. clerk
and sheriff have been invited 20 ad.
dress the meeting 81 the Swedish
republican club tomorrow evening
at room aoe Oriental block.
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NO SUNDAY DINNER;
MAN WANTS DIVORCE.


. SAN FRANCISCO. Aus. s.
. Ills wife's refusal 10 cook din.
= nsr on the frat Sunday after
= their marriage caused Charles
= Cotton so tiie suit for divorce.
. which IL IN court today.
= 800 SRsHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05

ST. LOUIS. Aug 5-The Knights
OF Columbus, In annual convention
here. will raise $500. GOO a. an en-
dowment fund Tor the university at
Washington. ID &.
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urday evening b. the residents 81
seacoma Beach 10 friends from the
city.
Nssid Hubsoek
Miss ClAFlee Eatoll Nesld and Nf
Malcolm lubbock of Oakland. Cal.
VIII be- married this evening az the
parsonage ~ Rev David Hiyth. t3e
stth av. IS
81. Mays Guild.
The 81 Marya guild win meet
Friday afternoon az I u'clock In the
crypt of the Trinity church
Personal
Mrs J. r. Scott aud daughter
Margaret. and Mrs. ~ W pafkin us
Winnipeg are visiting Mrs r. NJ
0roh og Tss y. 1esh 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
lUSPICIOUS OPENING OF
RUTHERFORD'S CAMPAIGN

IA view OF the splendid endorsement
which their candidate had received
frem the eltixens OF the thriving me.
tropolis, that they "ali have one I"
The amendment carried nnani
mously.
Closed With Drinks.
The meeting proceeded Go line up
az the bar.
As the enthusiastic citizens filed
out Of the hali. five close political
friends Of Alvus l.. Rutherford lin
gercd In front Of the mahogany TO
discuss some Of the fine pointa OF
the coming campaign, which had
opened SO auapiciouaiy.
Tho ruad supervisor. IN a burst Of
confidence, reported that several
camps OF Shoppers" were with the
nominee To man iie made the
further announcement that although
several squads OF men we're engaged
az least one hour each day xprink
ling gravol ON county roads witch
need no improvement az this time
OF the year, they would be Johnny,
on-thespot when Il came election
time
Although T. ]. smith was yisibly
pleased at the stirring endorsement
~ his candidate. he determined TO
leave no stone unturned. To this
end he called upon Hen :. Sawyer
an energetic lawyer of lsaaquah.
who Is also candidate from the
tist district for the Legislature
Sawyer IL popular In lssaqnsh. aud
+, J, saw that II would be Wise to
see that the attorney was right"
Sawyer 10 Wise.
After a few proliminariea. p. J.
made the proposition that Sawyer
tie up with the gang. Sawyer
knowing the temper OF the voters
of the north district, gently but
firmly declined TO have anything to
DO with the frame
SaNyer's unexpected rundown
of 7, Us proposition plainly en-.
barrassed Ais manager lie imme-
diateiy dropped his air Of Eood cit.
isenship In sn~ering aud brusque
tone he Informed Sawyer that un.
less he consented 20 enter the deal
he would be defeated At the polls
September 5.
why. you can't win. said 2. ]
We've got the brcwcrtcS behind
ua.-
That's enough for ms" replied
Sawyer.
And more than that. we have the
Ankeny barrel. retortcd r J.
Sawyer was unabarhed. r. j.
kicked around the attorneys office
and slammed the doors SO hard the
windows ratified.
The next day Rutherford's pollt.
Seal valet returned 70 headquarters
and reported that the fight was pro
crossing spleudidly az lsaaquah.
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-. ~se,snr opened with a round
= a,snss Ahhnagh attendance far
..esssed expecAlions. the formal
s..,nsss Il he meetipE Vas De.
srea d await the arrival % some
a neither p. Us team nor his
eans,da,e aroased much euthuss'
ssm. She husk 4 ne cssilens gath,
arsS Il ,he possoffscs b dlac the
s,sr.s exvose Of he cop aud an'
s'.siress-ilke msfku4as u the county
samnlsxsur~rs n Us runner re-
nsrfed haek % the meeting that
shere vas aotAing stirring
Pr smltA elected hiniseif chair.
ran b. hls unanimous consent.
nn,serfaras righthand lieutenant
- % time n stating the import.
II hastness Of the meeting. which
- amely that by hook or crook
i'm 1. Rutherford mast be- re-
80 10 office
1ss hesng no ether business 60
aasz AsfoFe the meeting. the chair.
u snnounced that a motion to al
wa suuld he IN order.
~ motion vas amended hy the
r4t supervisor. who suggested that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05
-. workers Hold Lonesome
a. s...,ou and Report IssSqush
Is Right.

....er ratification mectlng to
-. me candidacy Of Al Ruth
''s =, II ne office Of county com
'''S ,...s from the north district
"A IN the rear room OF
~ -. clark's saloon az lssaanah
ss .., s3hts ago,
~. rssing was generously at
vpuhicAns from the
- .ssles who are more or lcss
A complete list ~ those
..ssnaea Ia. 2 J smith, for
~ s sssesy commissioner and nov
- $3.50 citizen by force Of clrcnm-
49, George Webster. clerk In
$50 $500 treasarer's office and a
= ~ssdlaAte for the legislature
- ~ .ist district. George II.
- s.loon keeper, W w Pick.
-, 40 candidate Tor the leEis.
~ s. fscm the sfst district. and
~ J, Ratherford's road super
~ w.. smith arrived a, lsssquah
~ aay previous 70 drum w
:-..s - "a he bis poWwow. lie
$50 I. to rad supervisors Wis.
- ~ pcstofflce. the depot and
- !. AVA store shoutinE the glad
a.. The meeting vas called
-. 90 e'e,oek on the following even
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NiaH Mabel Cariesn and Mr.. Pred
v, Warner were married Tuesday a,
the home % Rev A. l. Grim. pasfnf
~ the ballard Christian church
Their future home viii be made AZ
Green Lake..
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The first annual picnic ~ the St
Edwards Catholic church of Rainier
vslioy u being held today az t.eMchi
park A program u games. dancing
and an escufHiun on the lak~ we're
provided FOR the amusement % the
crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05

terrain az cards this evening IN hon
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-05

The wemen's Socialist Education
al club viii give an old faHhionrs
country dance and entcftainmsru
at the MARKHAM han, saf Ftrst ay.
fhln evening