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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

sydney Woodward. the celebrated
colored tenor. a graduate Of the Phila-
delphia Conservatory OF Music, will
render one OF his famous recftals at
Johnson's hall, North Pleasant street.
Monday evening next, for the benefit
OF Union Academy.
Prof. Woodward Is one OF the most
gifted singers in the South. and 1t Is
anticipated that he will be greeted
by large audience, A special invita-.
ton Ia extended to the white people,
for whom special seats will be re.
served.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.
County School Board Generously
Makes a Good Appropriation.

A letter to the various county school
superintendent Of the State, from the
Office Of State Superintendent Hol-
loway, bears the information that no
meeting Of the county superintend-
ents would be held this year, but that
the superintendents' convention would
be combined with the annual conven-
ton Of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION. which will be held In Wash
ington for three days, beginning Feb
ruary %.
State Superintendent Holloway fur
ther suggested that, inasmuch as this
meeting was destined to prove OF
great value to the educational inter.
ests OF the State, the various school
boards OF the State appropriate from
the school funds the sum OF $50
towards the expense OF their superin-
tendent in attending the convention.
This letter was read before the
school board at It's meeting Tuesday.
and without hesitation the sum was
unanimously appropriated to partial
" defray the expenses Of superin-
tendent Kelley on this trip, which the
board readily realized would prove 4
most beneficial appropriation.
Superintendent Kelley, who is al
ready regarded as one OF the most
faithful and efficient advocates OF ed
ucatiOn In the State, will no doubt be
impressed with many new methods at
this convention. and the schools OF
the county will get the benefit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
A stitch IN Time

VIII saw nine, So will a bottle 81
hallards Horehoand syrup always
kept On hand save many . spell o'
sickness A sure cure for coughs
colds. bronchitis and vhooplRE cough
Ma g., Hol Springs, Arb. writes:
\ keep q bottle q RAIiArdS AorS
hound Syrup IN ny medIcine chest
and thank my tOsVshoaSAt May tInea
Il has prvVsntrd mAay severe SPELLS
u Eickness.~ Rola ~ W. ". Joenson,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

Woman'e Home MlaaionaFy Society
Hs'd Interesting Meeting Tuesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church
held a most interesting and well
attended meeting Tuesday, at which
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Mrs. w. L. Floyd, president; Mrs.
c. w. Chase, first vlce-president; Mrs.
Fl. L. Phifer, second Nce-president;
Mrs. T. .. Nixon. third vlce.president;
Mrs. J. A. McElvey, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. W. L. Hill, recording
secretary; Mrs. ). M. Dell, treasurer
All reports Of committees were very
encouraging. showing the society in
good condition in every way.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.

tFrom The Chicago Tribune.l
Don't tTiHe with = cold. ID good
advice for prudent men and women.
Il may be vital In the case Of u child.
Proper food. good ventilation, and dry.
warm clothing are the proper safe
guards against colds, II they are
maintained through the ehangeable
weather Of autumn, winter and spring.
the chances Of . surprise from ordi-
nary colds viii be slight. But the
ordinary light cold viii become severe
II neglected. and n well established
ripe cold Is to the germs OF dlphtheria
what honey IL to the bee The great.
est menace to child life at this sea.
son OF the year IL the neglected cold"
Whether Il In child or adult. the
cold slight or severe. the very best
treatment that can be adopted IL 20
give Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy.
II Ia cafe and sure, The great popu-
larity and immense sale OF this prepa.
ration has been attained by les re-
markRble cures Of this aim ~ A
cold never results IN pneumonia when
Il IL given. For sale by all druGgists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

La grippe coughs are dangerous a.
tney frequently develop into pneu.
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals aud
strengthens the lungs 20 that no seri-
Gus results need be feared. The gen.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and Is in q yellow
package Refuse substitutes. J. w.
McCollam 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
skin Disease Of Twenty Years Stand
lnp Cured.

! want you to know how much
Chamberlain sRlve has done for me.
II has cured my face Of skin disease
OF almost twenty years standing.
have been treated by several as
smart physicians as we have In this
country and they did me no good.
but two boxes Of this salve has cured
me.--Mrs. Fannie Grimm. Troy. Ala.
Chamberlain's salve is for sale by all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
The Circuit Court.
From Saturdays Daily Sun:

From Saturdays Daily Sun:
After the disposition Of one case
that OF J. L. Matthews Va. W. 8, How
oil. asSumpsit, In which the court In
straetod the jury to briRS In a vsrdic,
in favor OF the plaintiff In the snm oI
St0S,S2 and costs, the court adjourned
until Tuesday morning.
This - q special term Of the court
called for the hearing OF civil cases
only. and Il h proposed as far ~
possible To relieve the civil Docket,
which has been badly conEested Tor
the pAst three years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

Cu,ll tomorrow what you can do 10
day II you are suffering from q
tavFSd hser. or constipation, doaI wal,
until tOmoFroW 70 SGT help my a
bottle OF Hsrelne and 81, that liver
SOrhing right Prrmatnoss Aboat
healSh saves many s,es spellA MrA
ida Gresham. RslaG Ter. writes: =
Used HeSbtRs N my tanJly Tor ala
yearI and nm 4 aoss al q elAlns
10 do eo4 BY W. 4. JcAnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10

FOley's Honey and Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and oxpels the
cold from the System rs & Il mildly
laxative Il 10 guaranteed TIE zen.
olne = la the yellow paoknGe.--J. w.
Aecolmm q Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-10
From Fridays Daily Sun:

spHey 4 peeleT, who conduct o
garden Ia South Gainesville. hru0ghl
On The sun Office "wednesday cab.
base OF their own EroN ing Witch up-
ped the beam AZ eikh, aud half
pounds, and measured eighteen inches
IN diameter We have seen some cab,
bAsr. hut this Is the limit
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30

Mining location notices for sale at
the Journal. Miner Office.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
HIGH GRADE
OVER MOUTAIN SLOPE
Fritz Verthaler Shoots Litter in Out
cropping and Strews Several Thousand
Dollars in Ore Over Half MileCiircle.

development of his new find. The
story of tho discovery has already
.prcal through the district and pros.
pcctors and miners now in tho locality
are hoping 90 uncover other fancy ores.
Tho strike seems 20 be the rchos'
m dc 200 lle Hamayanpa district since
; bu.ugipu and Harlan opened the
: Toward minc ou the uortherly slope OF
~ wc range, a hali mile south ot
o. Souator mine. The finding % the
ich deposit u the Howard mine WINS
m'ur 20 The Viorhalor strike sIar
Iiugtpn and llarinn were doing assess
luruJ work ou a group Of claims. They
I.oroas considered abandoning Tho
Ilowurd. but having ihe work ON thc
lathrr ciaims ot the group finished, con
lludcd TO sink a ten foot holo ON th,
Howard ledge.
ono ~ tho partners came 20 Prescott
for additional supplies aud returning
TINT night found the Other locked IA
the cohin with several hundred dol
lars worth of gold quartz, the shoot
ing from the apex ia the afternoon
IN an, sei,ooo wa, taken from th'
rich pocket Of the Howard by the dis
covereres. Thoy subsequently sold Oh,
claim 10 O Chicago company
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
OH cENUNG lied 8
SClEDULED FOR y. yELOpMENI


.From rr4da} mw
Nm a'men'' we've "'dc yesterday
ny ~. management Climax
MIMI. ''hpny io ibe Vn"H
Honn'." tem' the .. 'ooe location
over n..' north OF CHA river, at
p dep'' . '0' t'ci' ""'d J" pu.
ean ~" '"arded "."ct 10 Jun
N"mhe. tunnel " '...'nee of Aon
''ei "0'... according . 'He engineer t
estimate .ae ledge ". .e .ppol
lhe i'..'i is ho" n' .'" i.rh IL '#
'" " ''.'. WIN 'he ..' '' I'' in
'i'u'p ''.' owned by .'mf1ny on
't' ila .''"rl uvor
90 ~ I'' 'n''n'io" 4" i'a ,He product
oil tue "''' through tNr TUNNEL TO tho
"lll TOT treatment as Sow" a- iho mime
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
Suits to be Brought Against the Parties
Alleged to be Responsible For
Wrecking the Institution.

Spy.la. Dispatch 10 the Journal-Miner. 3
New York, Sept 24.---lt was learned here today
a c sale Of the property of the Consolidated Arr
IONA Smelling Company will probably go through on
Monday next and that the highest bid heretofore
made for Inc property, $l5OOOO, viii be accepted by
the referee in Bankruptcy This offer has been made
by man whose identity has not been disclosed and
Is subject to two mortgages aggregang with interest
abc.t S25O00O and assessments and taxes aggregat
ing $1,000 The highest previous bid for the prop
erty Sl25ooo and it said today on behalf OF
the receive in bankruptcy that the present bid is
probably the best that can be secured.
j. Kcarny Rice, the trustee in bankruptcy, adver-
Used the oompany's property today.
lawyer VINO has been acting for the receiver
said To-Day that plans are under way 10 bring suits
against all persons concerned in the failure Of the
company, and It is asserted that there is good pro-
spect Of realizing these suits for the benefit OF the
creditors. This authority said there way of
knowing just now what the creditors will eventually
get but declared that it will be far above expecta-
ticns, the result of the suits.
He said that the total claims against the company
in Arizona DO not exceed Sl5oooo and that the claims
in New Yorl, in the neghborhood of this amount.
There is 100000 for of the company held by
the National Bank Of North America and secured by
stock of the company.
"The manner in which the company has been
conducted by the former officers constitutes the most
outrageous Bit OF renzed finance that has
10 my knowledge said the lawyer.
'It seemed that every time they turned around
they issued few millions of stock and grabbed
most of il themselves. Imagine $17,5oo,ooo
poraton with nothing left with plant that will not
bring 100000 including the payment of liens
and mortgages upon IT,"
II was learned today that Charles w. Morse held
big block of the stock that Charles C. Gates had
81 100000 worth and Thomas w. Lawson was also
Z heavy holder
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
LEGLEss STOVE CAUSE
a SMALL HOUSE FIRE

Prompt answer 20 Gre alarm from
the h6me of Mrs ". II Lloyd iu
Norlh Mount Vernon street prevented
what Threatened 10 be disastrous FIRE
ut five o'clock last evening Assistant
Chief Kearncy made orc Of mis- record
runs with the fire apparatus
The loss is estimated AZ $50, covered
by insurance.
The FIRE caught underneath gas
stove in the kitchen because the stove
was set without legs on the bare floor.
Mrs. Lloyd viii have the damage re
paired and the stove put on legs ia
avoid the danger Of another confa,
grafton.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
GOLFER AND SILVER
DISCOVERIES IN GLOBE

GLOBE \fiz. Sept % STRIKES
- ,ro,,ui occurrence
$3.50. . ,,v
D" '"' ''''
other mining ''''I''' W. '
Yesterday, news from 'ne mines WIS
of tur 1mr favorable character
have been tue dcvcla. mrnl' I'f
time past % was currently ''I'' ..'
iiaf ihc 10Th and d.. .r''' ''-' '.'..
of 80. Ou Dominion ...' ''' '." ''
uu',I Globe grou' "''' '''..''
ing 'n' ''' Ih'hF o..
."r ".''' '.'| N'..
''' I.'N ''''. arm
H0..' Il. .r''' co.,
'tnt ..'I+
"I'n'| N. WIS
.''' q"
."r..' '"fi'N'
'..' I'D ..' '''''
h.. "."' 'V'..
n'''.' '''"'.
'r '.''''i'''.
FOO .. 300 ''''I .,.
.''.'.'.''''' ""''. ..
management. h''""
."lar producing in'' | o.,
superior bost''. '.
irr " ''' 'E''''''. p"
t.NIt Eastern nlIh'. .'' .'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
INGRAM COMES TO ARIZONA

SAN FRANCISCO, sept 20 -
Ingram, general superintendent nos
soutnern District Of the ;. =" r,
signed to accept services WIN .p '
doIph lines in Arizona and NeA'
headquarters at Tucson
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
GOTHAM REPUBLICANS RALLY,

Nj WYORK, sept, 90 The Repub.
lican campaign of New York county
was formally opened tonight with an
enthusiastic mass meeting at Carnegie
Hall addressed by Senator Beverage
and Seth Low.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
MILLER RAILROAD RESTRAINED.
Bounoll and MacSling Hold Up Carrier
TO SHEA Mines.

Court Commissioner j. VI. IS. Moore
granted temporary injunction yester
day restraining @. g, Miller from
building railroad over the Marguer-
lite and stambo placer claims, near
Dewey. The claims are owned by l..
l. Bonncll and Charles AIackling,
Miller is building railroad from
Dewey station on the bradshaw Noun
tain railroad to his silica mines mile
east of that place. The silica used in
the United Verde smelters at Jerome
Is shipped from the Miller properties
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30
FRANKLIN UNION -
DEDICATED AT BOSTON


BOSTON. Mass, sept. ~ one hun
dr.d and eighteen years after the
dcetn OF Benjamin Franklin, the city |
ny Boston will tomorrow come into
possession of handsome hcquosi I"i'
by that farighicd statesman phiI's".
phcr 10 loving remembrance of thc city
OF m. birth. After the lapse OF more
than century. during which iim" the
modest bcuc of Franklin bias grown
'o barge proportions. thc FRANKLIN tn
ion ha. become 900 accomplished i'ri +.
Tire handsome building 'rr''d d I'.
.unrr of Berkeley and Appleton .
roojs. and which e.l stand for y'd.
tu conn" %. permanent memorial ''.
Che practical Weldon 9f tHc DONOR was
Dedicated This afunou w''n nir''''
..g es,r.i.cs.
Tine clause in Benjamin t"n.'In ..
vl which resulted 10 thc emotion OF
tlc franklin Onios w's as follows.
"I NH. born iu Boston, Sew lna
laad aud owc my FIRST Instructions i'
Literature go th" Free Grammar
| a,huul- established there. nave
Therefore already considered '''''
Schools in my Will But 'm "'s'
.n4cr obligations 20 the ~'ic COZ
Massachusetts for having un'.Hed 'p.
pointed me formerly their Agent 30 Eng
band with handsome SnI'IN' VINO"
continued some years. Dave consul
crrh That among Artisans "'.i Npp'n
t'.rs ur" most likely to make e'"'
Ditilcr.. and having my been b'''
Zoo manual iri Printing 100 nay native
Town, and attcrward o.. ''d So s'i up
| uy hutnct. in Philad. phio hy KIND
ioau Of Money from tw" friends 'hor''
which was tine foundoi' Of my For
tune. ana of all the utii'y IA Ire tha'
may De- ascribcd To h. WISH I" h'
useful even after my o,th, 1t pos''.
bic. in forming and ''vanciug oth'r
young men that may l' scrviccable i'
| lHfl' ''Nht'F ~ '''"
this End I devote Two Thousand
Pounds Sterling, whir give one
thousand thereof to iac Inhabitants OF
the Town Of Boston 100 Massach"s'''s
and the other thousand to the inhah
tants of the city of Philadelphia F"
Trust to and for the 'scs, Interest aud
Purposes hereinafter mentioned and de-
clarcd. A"
The one Thousand pounds left to the
city Of Boston W. 20 be LET out II
small sums to apprentices in the trade
during tne period one hundred year
ard at the end that time 100 -
of 70 was to be uscI for public improve
mcnt Of the city .0c remainder TO re-
main ~ interest .'r another ccntur'
and then TO be ..Eid'd hclweon TIM
city and state. Tho FIRST hundred year
passed, aud twenty five more were con
sumed in debate as 600 details of man
agcmcnt aud expenditure. At the cn
Of that time the lIol3l' amounting
TO about 100000. NHs used TO hwI
Cine handsome structure dedicated 30
day and to the amount has been aai'
hy Andrew Carnegie 5000 equal Wm
endowment
The building is aaHdaome hrep
structure of five stor.r.. Class roo"
are distributed throughout the bun.
? ing on every noor, nnd there are mIa
dranghtng rooms, stm''s, lnoorator'
and special lecture rn"s for chemist
and physics. On the iist huor ~
,,r,ttppI tho lohbv a. nthibitiun roo
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30


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wtion. . u,morwuc press IN
... ,,bon .t tlc territory has
..n .avon . mm- of dc'igh'
$50. .Ic sun I nrt t"t Mayor ~
q n.,au. of 900. auI % republican
OFF prominence. .u uWoft Mark
smith mi. .uIu uc beautiful cam
u,..u material ...D 10 tuc, but th're IS
.I.s r.h' Nj lu d.o. uut propose
g., go auy,hin. Iho kind. ON the
....ar, lie Be- only going TO vote
I.r Cameron L .ult for him.
Ii,rr i. what unprecedented sde''
.f Phoenix L been saying ON ih'
subject.
.. t.,, ,bc real.
W. ,a,o,., feel.
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-09-30

7hooiuc gold gnuiz carrying thou'.
8uds ot dollars 60 me ton ana He'utf.
iug specimens ha'i gold over h'il
milo radius up on Cd mountain "de "'s
tho strange cVorcn Monday DIT
Fritz \irr.ho'ef.
Vicrthal.r urtcd .n do the annual
~ .mcut work on ouc claim of "a
etoup OF U,r. owned ly himself and
VI A. sWoel. nn eastern capitalist. on
fIr hoaawftrr of SLATE Crock iu che
0uuVamm district Ilo began t1
tnk 10 ahnU lic then drilled p mole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
MAN G0ESINSANE; HANGS
HIMSELF
icy Uoited pres,,l

SAN FRANCISCO. Ialy IS
Mrs Nicholas Mortcr Is to-day
again Ia possession 81 her 7.year
old daughter. Bessie. after the
little eirl had travelled over 5000
miles Of the journey across the con
uuent alone. while the mother walt.
cd here for The train that should
bring her child
Nicholas Mortler and HIS daugh.
ter started from Paterson. a. j..
July 20 TO come % California 10
join Mrs Mugtier On July 23 Nor
tier WIS missed. aud message
from Galesburg. iil. next day stated
that he had been picked up near
the railroad track badly manEiod
The man. who showed signs Of In
sanity. was removed 10 an asylum.
aad there hanscd himself y =
Harrison. so agent Tor the railroad
took charge Of the girl and told her
that her father would follow When
She reached the Ferry building
Monday the tot ran up 60 her
mother in "a large crowd and as
sured her that papa would be on
the next train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Police Think One Of the
Safe Robbers Opened Door
From the Inside.

The police place little credence
in che story % George W Williams.
the negro who claims 20 have seen
and heard the burglars forcing an
eDtrHnce 20 the room IA the rear uf
the Seattle Safe Deposit vaults late
Saturday nirht
4 am firmly convinced said
Chief Ward this morning. that one
ot the burglars was hiding IN she
vacant room "a the rear 81 the
vaults Saturday night There was
a hir slab % plaster Of parts lean.
Ing against the wall behind which
man might easily hide. Some
time Saturday night hls pals sig.
nailed from The outside that the
coast was clear The man on the
inside then unbolted the door and
lei them IN Tho door was holted
up and The men commenced 20
break through the window into the
corridor leading 20 the vault
We examined the outer doors
and Windows carefully. and there
is not a mark TO show that they
we're forced open u Is almost
certain that one man was on the
inside OF the building TO open the
door"
The police have made no ar.
rests tn connection with the rob.
hcry Beyond stating that the work
must have been done by clever
professionals. they are absolutely
az sea AZ to the Identity of the
criminals
As set Stewart a Holmes. owners
Of the vault. have made no list Of
the stolen property They DO say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
CORCORAN is To
LEAVE SEATTLE

} II corcoran. division sipefin.
tenden, of the Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph company. In Seattle. will
leave THIS city August 20 make
his future headquarters a. San
Francisco. where be will assume
the office of division superintend.
ent OF traffic Of the Pacific com.
pany
II y Jansen. manager OF the 10.
cal branch ~ the telephone com.
pauy will be In sole charge 81 the
company's Interests here. aasum.
inE. IN addition 10 his present
duties. those connected with the
local exchange. formerly looked
after BY Mr. Cofroran
During his residence ia Seattle
Mr. Corcoran has become well
known, and large number OF
friends viii regret his departure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
BREWERY RESORTS
TO MAHDAMuS

The Clausaen Brewing Asaoeia
ton yesterday brought mandamus
proceedings before Judge Griffin 10
the superior court seeking 70 com.
pei Mayor Miller and City Comp
troller Carroll 10 issue a license for
the Reception bar, In West Seattle
The hearing Is set for july 20. the
same date on which the hearings
Will be held on the maudamus pro
ceediugs Instituted by John Hartig
and King & Owens. who operate
two other saloons In the suburb
acfO6s the bay
The ordinances granting licenses
20 these three places do not 90 Into
effect until Juir 30. and recently
petitions asking Tor special cleo.
ton on The question Of rey0kiug the
permits were flied with tho city
clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
ONE KILLED AND SEVEN ARE
INJURED In TRAIN WRECK

20 IeihhridKo. Alberta. was Killed
and seVcn seriously injured
The englue Of the second section
crashed inio the rear 81 the first
train. ramming the esbooae and the
crowded tourist passenger ear
smashing the car TO npiinsora. and
ripping 40 The track and ties foT
about go yards Mccormick vas
evidently standing on the rear ~
the coach when the collision oc.
Cured. aud death was inftantan.
euua
MiaH Aunie Mccormick. who vas
accompanying her father wlll A..
rive IN Winnipeg today with The
remains which we're placed IN a
caakai here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Ngw coMeANY lNcoaeoRArEs

Grlmshaw Caine a Co was lncof.
porated yesterday At Olympia for
the purpose OF taking over the
building material business formerly
conducted by y T. Cainc. who viii
be president % the new firm W.
y Grlmshaw D. vice president and
manager and A. x Gardner aecre.
tary.troasurer Of the new concern.
which is capitalized al $3.50. GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
DaTGA MAY pa'
BOMBARD TOWN,
OF VENEZUELA
(ey uaissd p,,..

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