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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
sic ult6eitrittene 6iibrung I'M Nero.
plonsSlie0cn 5uqcitonoen.

Die un6eitrtttene Siibrung I'M Nero.
plan'6lie0ct 5ugcitonOet.
VI bWebr Der @%bpleru.
Sic bieiigen 9ehoroen treifen nit
riibmli6en gifcr Die io~reiomitcn Dor.
f%ebrutger, acgen Die rltiiiide Gbolcro-
@efubr. Der SonitGta0icnIt miro in
elmer @ciie uerbciiert lrlo permebrt,
onb er iid) 5luciieQoS jcocr Gpcntuoli-
tot ~gemod)iet 5eigcn miro. Nld fins
BET eS in peiteiteu arciien 9eifoQ,
BOB Oas Eublifunr oifi5iea' bcrubigt
llnb linn be0eutet miro, es lei icoe
@cfobr, bob Bic Sellde III oelttidcn
2anoen epioemiif) nuftreten fonnt,
auSgeidloiicn. u.s.
n6rnu &otb'S" SobcStoq.
Sn Stonffurt a. DC. ruilrbe 9citern
Ser SooeStog Ser oSrau Seth, ser
ipmpotbiihen Wutter oes groBen
8octbe, ieierIih begongcn, bltrd) cin
Seitipiel otf ser Hatltrbiibnt ocS
GnlnlgnrtcnS. Nah Der Nccitotion
eines 8~citprplo1S 1clungten boS Goo
tbe'ide SfGfcripiel Sic 2olune ser
&erltcbter" lrno iein Singipicl Sic
6iiderin" sur Inritellung. 2ebt1rc9
nit Der Muiif bon 8oetbe'S 6rCunOin
Corona Sdrpctcr, meIde cS iiir sic
critic Aufiiibrung ullh IN cintnt
Noturtbeoter, nGmlid) I'M Eort bon
lieiurt an Der Sim - nidt MIR Der
tont, ionoern aud in rei5poler @eiie
ole Sulptroac, OoS n0ortden", oor-
geitellt botte.
8nm @ebicte Scr &unl Il.
Die Stubt @cimnr proicftirt fiir
oen naditiGbriNen $50. @cblrtStoJ
S6iQer'S cine nationals otterie, Gbr'
lid bcrieni9cn, mclhe oil Sd)ilcr's
100. Gebrrtstnge I'M Sabre 1859 Der.
anitoltct mllr0e.
Cos @icoerolitrctcn bon SRI. Sor-
rors i'm f6niglihen S%pernbouic lit
fiir jSomlto9 NbenO ieit0eicet nor.
oerl. Iic aiinitlcrin, melhc lid III
9crlin betonntlid bcionoerer @elic6ts
belt ~erfreut, bat ais slntrittsroQe Die
Gioletto in Gcroi's go 5rapioto"
ociuGblt.
Spfratb Shid, Der befonntc Grcs.
bener Mitiifoircftor, f~ciertc icin pier.
5igiGbriges SlIbilGum ols &upcamci.
tier an Der lddliidcn Sofopcrnbiibnc.
Ter Sllbilor muroe ~glGn5eno geiciert.
Sn @icshoben bat Der olld) IN gtclus
Oorf befanntc 5cnoriit &crr Golmo-
res gaitirt ln0 OILS Con Sole in
Carmen" eincn Hieicntriolg gciciert.
Sn Sronffurt a.. Wf. bot sic Nmcri.
fonerit Sri. Sonorb nit olsgcipro.
d)erem Griplg ais Srido in ser o@ol-
fire" bebutirt.
Sn Sen 9crli1er Sbcatern berrid)t
Die rcge SbGti0tcit bes Sai ionbegin.
ncs, bealeitct bon bebelltcnbcm flint.
ltriid)en ltno moterieilen Grfolg. SaS
2eiiilg.1 beoter gob gu @brcn ocs
8%0litiffaet" 9plitoi '@fethe ''pelrdltfSc
9ragooie n9ie Watt ser 6inIterniB",
mcldc tiefen Ginprlld modte. SIN
Gcutifen 6bcotcr grill man oui
&epermom'S i1enllnasloS r%coliiti.
id)cs 9tltipicl .&attclglicocr" Srriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14
Scs Saieins ntioc.
3pci 6efreunoete Ncn. Dorfer sc.
idGftSmdnner idciOCn ireipiatg
aus sem 9eben.

Ncm .'gorf, 10. StptemGcr. -
3n elmer aufddaig eleifartiga @ciie
hoben geitern 3pei in pcitgn &reiic;
moblbcfultiltc M6nner, mtitt ircul0.
idaftlidle 9r5icbunagng Cperbonocn
olem Ntid)eine nod aus gleid)cs
6riinocn 5ltr Scr5mciiIHr1 gctricbeL
ibrem 2eben ein 3ieI geiest. Sm
.0oteI Gotham" eridJoB iih am irii-
ben Nadmittag ciner ser @ciGGita.
iiibrer bieicr 9aromauicrri, Srunf
Nincent @enlett, Ser iriIberc Iltba-
Der oeS .SotelS Irlin0tou" in @nib.
in0ton :. g., Der Gobr5cbntc lang
i'm Sotcllpeicn Scr ger. Stnottn cine
berporra1cn0e Rulle ipicitc. &&nige
Wtinlten ipItcr iagte ith in cincm
Wuflcrbureal i'm ,&oiimQn Nrlie"
George Groild), Elm 6rrln0 9cnll1tt's
ullo iritbcrcr NiIoclcc 0ca G%inun5icrS
u1o Surimlnnnes &nmC9 ". Scene.
cine &ugel in Den &opi. Die ollge.
mcillc AHiidt gcbt oobin. OoB in er.
tier Heibe bcocutcnoc iinon5ieQc Ger.
llitc sic beibcn WGlrncr 5lnll Sclbits
moro ucranlaBt bo6cn. Genncts
mllroc ooS Iaiein oub1rocm Der
biir0ten Seridlten 5uiolgc, oltrd)
Snmiliert. 3ipiltigfeiten uerIrioet, mo
Groud) bate Elm lallglpieribes Seiocn
0cn Scbcnsmutb gerollbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

Gpnoconing - SntncS q. Cunning,
bom, Sobn Nbbott, ien., mo NNolpf
Heihelt.
2ufe = Senrp q. Noll.
Stcuit - George g. Giicntrollt
Sbon1oa @uib mo Chris ". Wrtibe.
tier, len.
@roB - :. @ilion Ncif,
Sboft - SomcS &omott II. Sipel1
". 2opmon.
GHtrSIit = Iil0nltinc @nrfcn. .
HomlingS - 6trbert &. Standings
Barton - Sobn .. 6rcn5eq.
Wulttt Sopo1c-0corgc g. @ortt
mo Gbriitop6cr 2ommtrt.
Orleans - MiQoro j. Moun.
Slintitolic - @corae y. No6iltettc.
Gcfin - @iniom Gonol0'on.
Gi0entb il III II If Situotion II.
Sm Gollc nid)t in 0cn nGd)ltcn 10
gen mcitIih bon Cumberland onhaI.
tcnbcr &eNcn i0llt, ger1tb Oie @olti.
more bio.@obn in grobc &artcgen,
felt, "a bcreits icbt Der @oIcrmonQel
10 Qrob it, bob @oiicr. @og0puS gum
Spcilcn Scr Sofonlotipcn nod jcrter
@CNen0 obgeiou0t mcrNcn miilicu.
Solltt lid fcin Gcncn Cinitcllcn, mlti}
Scr &erfcbr ami cincr Strcfc cingc.
Itcllt lpcrocn.
@oiicrnotb in SogcrS.
olun II.
SnqcrStolun bot sur Belt cine @ais
icrnot6. Sic @oibin1ton County
@oiicr.G ompo9nic Fat bercit0 am
Somltng Nbcnp oen @oiieruprrotb
a%bGcid)nittCn mo miro iortiohren,
Dies oaobcnblid 81 tbun, bis Der @oi.
ierporrntb in ben Gcierpoirs 0cltie0cl
lit. Gne @niicr miro ieoen Wiorgcll
INN ) llbr u%ngebreht.
Sopfcre " Goheu.
Tic IrlS. Hutb nnb emma Sblcr,
Qo6ter BON Srn. Holpc Sblcr poI,
GmmittaburG, bobelt am Sonlitua
cine lbot gclyiItet, mclde ben Styrtn
Scr Sdopiulg 5llu leli6tenoen 9ei.
ipicl bienen tonn. @Gbreno lie nit
GEM Sulbrluert ibrea 0otcrS cine Spa
5icrlobrt madtcn ltno untcripcgS Oh.
itiegcn fllGr Gin llnbefonnter nit ocnr
@cfGbrt bopon, Iie WGO6cn holtcrl
benielbcn Elm, iielen Dem Eiero in ole
3iigtl mo crldredten Den Yicr0eoie6
%bermaBcn, 0ub er in lpilocr Illtdt
bnpon ioAtc. "a
9tenc 6euertpribc fiir So
qcrStolpn.
Iie StnGt SogerStomn bat ON
SamitnG cine meme sStlleripribe erbul.
ten, nit melder ioglcih cine Erobe
genloht mlroc, Die sur 3~uirieoen1eit
Miler nuSiiel.
" N ti9e nti6eibun0.
Hihter VI. Z. aeebp bot in Sagers,
totpn Gnpio 9. 1iel Die Gerobiolguna
elmer @irt6ihoftS.2ice peripeigcrt,
neil oeri1Ibc feline }lpei @iir9en. mel.
DIE je iibcr $4,000 pcriiigten, iteute.
3icl erfldrtc, Dab er oos YeriGunte
na6bolen Dcr0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-14

felt iuorel,, unb ooS SccIcridt ctt.
idieo No6sr oaB elltpcber Oie 6obri-
tunten uoer Die erportunrc 0ca &c.
fGbrlifen 9lrtifels Die iiber oc1 Ser
ianot bon Grploiipitofien ~bcItebeuben
@eitimmnngen iihertretcn bGtten llno
enb nober ole sIftcn Der StootS.
onmoltiAoft bebuiS &crioIqurQ ser
GGuloi0cn 81 unterbrciten lcicll.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04
BRILLIANT MUSICAL
COMEDY At AUDITORIUM

II appears to be generally understood
that an amusement event Of more than
ordinary interest will occur at the Audit
orium tomorrow night when the widely
known musical comedy Coming Thro'
The Rye" will have its first presentation
in this city. From all over the country
come reports which leave no doubt as to
the exceptional charms of this production
That it is a genuine musical comedy in
all that the term implies. and that il is of
superior quality in all of the elements
which make for success in this character
of entertainment are points perfectly
demonstrated by the remarkable career
which the production has had. Immense
audiences have greeted it everywhere,
especially upon its return engagements,
circumstance which must be taken as
denoting exceptional merit. Coming
Thro' The Rye" was written by the well
known humorist George v. Hobart II is
said to be brilliantly witty and to keep
the spectators convulsed with laughter
except when they are listening to some
delightful musical number charmingly
rendered. The score is the work of A.
Baldwin Sloane, who has many successes
to his credit in this field of endeavor. and
It is said to contain many charming
melodies and jingling, catchy" numbers
A vast array of scenery and costumes
characterizes the production, and an
immense presenting company of COM
medians. singers and dancers is employed.
That this will be one of the dist nctly
bright spots in the amusement season
here may be taken for granted. The ad-
vance sale of seats now open.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04
WHIIE OAK MEMS

Dated Nov g.
Rev. Butler viii preach here Sunday.
Miss Pearl Miles. Of Wellston. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Monroe Butler
Joe Bishop viii live on the VIM. Herrod
place the coming year.
Mrs. Sid Mitchell and daughter are here
today on business
Newt Myers expects to build soon on
the farm he purchased recently from
Leonard Gordon.
DR.. and Mrs. Millerare visitingin vinita
today
Grandma Sweatman left Sunday for a
visit with relatives at Wellston.
Miss Haynes returned home Sunday af-
ter visit Of several days in Vinita
Ben Head. who had the misfortune re-
Gently to dislocate his ankle is doing
nicely.
r. D. Mitchell has returned from a visit
to Chicago.
The following were in Vinita Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hampton, Mrs. John
Sweatman, Mr. and Mrs. Chitwood. Leon
ard Gordon. Grayson Wills, and Geo. Har-
Ian.
The new desks and fixtures have afriv-
ed and have been place in the school
house, which give it a citifed air.
Mr. Bobbitt and Norman Kilgore drove
to Vinita today
Much interest has been shown in the
election today. Everybody and his dog
are in town.
Fred Kelley was business visitor here
today
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04
CARTER SCHOOL HOUSE


The farmers in this vicinity are busy
husking corn.
Mr. Brennan paid the school pleasant
visit Monday evening.
Rev. Hearn failed to fill the appoint
ment here last Sunday on account Of the
illness of his wife.
Frank Brown and wife of near Narcissa
visited friends here Sunday.
There will be box supper here at the
school house Thursday night. Nov. II.
everybody cordially invited to attend.
The young people who attended the
candy pulling at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bakers reported an enjoyable time.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04
KETCHUM ITEMS

Dated Nov, 2
Hon. d. c, Hughes, nominee for repre-
sentative of Mayes county, spoke at the
schooI.house last Friday night A large
attendance was present.
Judge Bruster was here from Pryor
Creek Friday night
Mr.. Sloan has begun work on his new
new store building
Mrs T. M. Cunningham of Miami. Tex
is looking after business interests here.
The infant son Of Mrs. Albert Matthews
has been quite sick.
James Cohea was in Ketchum Friday
evening on business.
Ben Half will leave here the second
Tuesday in November for points in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Nelson Of Ketchum is here visiting
relatives.
John Hallet of Big Cabin visited friends
here Saturday
Rev. Meeill viii preach here the third
Sunday in November. Everybody invited.
j. D. Sexton. the Cleora wheel horse
passed through here last Monday
Grand river is past fording these days.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04
Notice to Contractors

First published 80 day Of 0ctober)
Notice is hereby given that the city
council of the city of Vinita Oklahoma
win receive bids for the construction Of a
sanitary sewer in the alley through blocks
So, 6S and rs Of the city of vinita-
Bids viii be received until 8 O'Clock D.
M. on November 10 1908.
All bids shall be accompanied by GER
titled check two hundred and fifty dollars.
The city council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
The work shall be in accordance with
the plans and specifications on file in the
office Of the City Engineer
City of Vinita
By C. P FocLE
1888 City Clerk
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04
1888

Second class one way coIonist fares to
Alberta, Arizona. British Columbia. Cali
fornia; Idaho. Mexico. Montana. Nevada,
Oregon. Utah and Washington. Date Of
sale from Sept. lst. 08 to Oct 81. 08, in
elusive. For further information see Katy
agent
H. A. Farthine. Agt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04

ment of the cost of constructing said
Improvement
Section 2. The City Clerk of the
City of Vinita, Oklahoma, is hereby
authorized and directed to draw tax
| warrant against the above described
property in the said sum of $40.20
for the payment OF the cost OF con-
structing said improvement, such tax
warrant shall be payable to the said
Young & Elliott and shall be received
By them in full settlement for the
cost OF constructing said sidewalk.
Section 3. Before the tax warrant
herein directed to be drawn by the
City Clerk shall be delivered to the
said Young & Elliott, the same shall
be filed in the office of the City Clerk
Of Vinita and notice of its issuance
shall be published in the Vinita Daily
Chieftain, a newspaper OF bona fide
general daily circulation in said city,
for six consecutive days, and, if at the
expiration Of such notice, the amount
named in said tax warrant, with fees
of the clerk and cost or publication
are not paid, said fees and costs shall
be added to said tax warrant afore-
said and shall be made a part OF this
assessment and collected as part
thereof.
Section 4. If, at the expiration of
the notice herein provided for, the
owner of the above described prop
erty. or anyone for him, has not paid
to the said City Clerk the amount of
the tax assessment herein levied
against the above properly, the said
Clerk of the City Of Vinita shall list
said tax warrant aforesaid, with full
description of the properly, against
which such tax warrant is levied, to-
gether with the costs as herein pro-
vided, and present the same to the
County Clerk of Craig County, Okla
homa, at the same time when said
clerk shall transmit the annual levy of
the City of Vinita, and the special as
sessment herein levied shall be placed
on the tax rolls for collection and
shall be collected in like manner as
other taxes are collected by law for
the year 1909.
Passed by the city council Of the
City of Vinita, Oklahoma, on the 26th
day of October, 1908.
Approved by the Mayor OF the City
Of Vinitas Oklahoma. on the 9th day
Of October 1908.
S. F. PARKS. Mayor.
Attest:
G. p. FoGLE. City Clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04


Section T. If at the expiration OF
the notice herein provided for, the
owner of the above described prop
erty, or anyone for him, has not paid
TO the said City Clerk the amount Of
the tax assessment herein levied
against the above property, the said
Clerk OF the City OF Vinita shall list
said tax warrant aforesaid. with full
description OF the property, against
which such tax warrant Is levied. To-
gether with the costs as herein pro-
vided, and present the same to the
County Clerk Of Craig County, Okla
homa, at the same time when said
clerk shall transmit the annual levy OF
the City Of Ninita, and the special as
sessment herein levied shall be placed
on the tax rolls for collection and
shall be collected IN like manner as
other taxes are collected by law for
other taxes are collected by law for
the year 1909.
Passed by the city council OF the
City OF Vinita, Oklahoma, on the 26th
day OF October, 1908.
Approved by the Mayor Of the City
Of vinita. Oklahoma on the 27th day
Of October, 1908.
Attest: '' ~'
n F0GLE CITY CLERK
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04

FOR SALE-Nice clean old newspapers
100 for dime at this Office.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-04

H. A. Farthing, Agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
PUBLIC MARKET

Csuliflower plants at 10c q 1es.
dollhouse tomatoes at lbc H.. swee
potatoes Al I0c To-, peaches al ~
basket or 6Oc q boz, egg pIast
at SC 20 zoe each. red June apples
at &c and I0c a doz.. Lake Michirsn
pickerei az 35c h.. pike at 3sc ID.
fancy ostrakan apples al 6 lbs ss
25c. and squash or symblings Il
&c 10. are further specials which
will be on sale at the Public MARKET
tonight.
nadisnss. buncnss for tc.
pAFsies. Sc a buaeh.
Tufripa . runshss Ger &C.
celsrN. stalk IN 70 lee
CAatAEs. s-fac per 10
Rataisgss I've u
Hssts ) launches Sc
Head leifacs : fer y.
Lemons se-nBt psf do1
Fancy apples. 81 te-I5s box
New apples. epHen. satc.
BMnaa ppiss. t4ssec saca.
Oranges ss-toc doE
Fle@sr.--carnstion sfe PR don
Wsssins,oa creamery bsiisr. ss-me
Iowa creamery, ios. Sc; rHnch hssia.
fsorA4 ranch eggs 1te Ga1
Potatoes new IL ibs ne. siw -
Zee lbs
oniona. banchsa Sc. bollinx snissk
~ lhs fer zte
Carrots . lunches for Sc
Summer squash Sc 10. Yslioa sssssA
Sc ~.
Musfon chops isR-ikr ihg ~
steska f3c r. rarterho4ss i1-itt ~
sirfrin Ia.ftc ~ raund s.sk tf-ih
IN shoulder steak lhs lie. lara
X 10 roasts. sic 10: boiling b<ef ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
PETITION FOR CHANGE
OF SCHOOL NAME

A committee with a pe,ltlos
signed by 400 property owners n
Queen Anne bill appeared befor
the school board last night 10 bro
test against the proposed name ~
the new high school, aud 10 ~
quest that Queen Anne be subrb
tufed.
The board also received 4 n
quest that the name BrostFsy h
restored To the present Nsshlar
ton High school. Action q -
matters was laid over.
The Latimer- Wallace eozyzny
was awarded the contract for d,
plying coal 10 the city sches.t
Their bid was s4s5 for screened
lump and 1896 for washed mixed
nut. as against sB15 and 1856 isr
similar grades last year This xfll
lower the coal bill Of the board thIs
season by approximately 81, 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
MILWAUKEE, ROAD
BUILDING WHARF

The Chicago. Milwaukee A. st.
Paul railway yesterday secured a
permit TO construct a wharf aud
warehouses on itE property at 27is
Whatcom ay.. on the East water.
way. The wharf and warehouses
are 60 oost $50 600.
DredgerA have been busy for over
two months dredging out a large
alp where the wharf will be sit.
uated That section OF the East
waterway lying In front OF the
railways property has also been
deepened A wall has been built
nj the edge of the channel and the
dirt removed from the slip dumped
behind the wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
ALARM SYSTEM
DEMONSTRATED

A demonstration OF the style Of
watch and fire alarm apparatus
which the National District Tele-
graph Co. proposes 10 install In this
city was held this afternoon. The
test vas attended by Mayor Miller.
Fire Chief nringhurst. committees
from various commercial and labor
organizations and other interested
citizens
Fire Chief BFinghurEs is 20 report
In writing TO the mayor regarding
the methods and results Of the test
The proposed ordinance granting
the franchise has already passed
the council. but was held up by the
mayor. pending demonstration at
the request OF various commercial
bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
BROWN CAVALRY
GETS AWAY
Gives the "Blues" the Ms,...
Ha Ia in Spectacular
Maneuyer.
10y United pr..,.A

CAMP DAVID s gTSSipv
San army ~ brown e.s asy
took 70 the tain timber Al he ~,
OF SIX miles an hour yoe,er ~
morning. and, In a MAO snectse .aa !.
dash away from its blue n,rs,,aas
over winding forest roads an ,rst,,
won the second battle Of Inc hna,
lean lake mimic war
But for the buzzlng Of the eh,.,
umpIre'a electric wire ana ~
echoing notes OF recall. the arnv
would possibly be going yet A.
II ~. an altogether new feature /,
warfare has been established w.
fleeing cavalry organization RAD,
from probable capture TO victor
while some hundred mounted nss
Ia blue shirts learned that one ssy
10 circumVent an enemy IL 10 kass
the gaze from out the ambient \.
moaphere and on the ground a.
telltale hoof prints and wagon
trails
Governor George =. Chamberlain
Of Oregon spent last night In ~
tented city az American lake M.
day he Ia reviewing The Oregon
troops and watching the maBeuyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08

ANN Az CLASSIFIED ADS.

AND ALL CLASSIFIED NoS'
one cent a word-Minimum
charge lee. When CHARGED 70
account actual numher 81 hhes
as set will be counted. SeVcH
Insertions made for the psieo
OF six when eauh IL paid Az
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
VIII he comTtSsi as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsl
bllity for errors Of any kind
occurring In teiepnonod adver
ueements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-08
PRICES PAID u
PRODUCERS

The foiiosinE purcnass prices was
quoted On Nestvrn az this mcfEtet
FoILTHf--old henn i've uslfhl ~
per pound. dressed. tic per pourf sfls1t
chic hans. live, ik-.ee per peund. 1855
sac per pound hroiisrs ssc psf Pexss.
squads lisa per dossns dnrh1 sEFas
itc Per pound. pigeons. ~ PEI 1eash
HurF EH-I.ocai ranch. lt-ite -
pound
EGgs-tsocaI ranch. ff-stc
MkArs live weisht--Cows sne ~
pnund steers. &c per peEnd npNe1
uetherE. t@c per pound eass ~ "
pound Hess. Tvs per pSsna hAm =.
tc per pound Balls Aad essa ave ~
pound -.
MEATS -Drested--vssL large -.
per pound medium. ie-fiAe. PET Pesn.
Tns faiteNtnE are local qneIsas@
made on Western az this mefnfns
FRUIT RAHpherries g.. eAsI.ss
io.lb 6ox tkssec. LoxantefFAsA 80
srarcs. hlackhcrrfss - fs eetf<~
siTt. hlackcar raspberries. ~
VEgFTknfE rs -CebhaEe. IN lss ~
pound lettuce. sec per crate hsse "a
tucc. ae-ste dos rhuhATb Is 49,,
Frvsn onions -e-asc per dnfeni nsA ~
tntc~s xs8.ft per toni spinach. 80 n.
il. cauiIfloNsr o. dcrsni eee,S th4F
tf.Eo sack Cucumbsfe. V-eee ees."
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A WORD
BOARD AND ROOM.

wanted Hoardcrs Three wufkihf
stFls can have good place Hoard ana
fseua Private family taaa PET week
Piano. teta atnt av, one block from
Madison f IN
1870
Wanted children 10 heard. a coed
home references NJ to3t NN
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aslruArloNs WANrnpF

situations Wanted" adver
tisements 9Sc for rs words.
times Additional space, DC per
line.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 90 rot trust printed time
4 tables In newspapers. rer
4 time o. departure and srriVAi
4 Of trains telephone KING suee'
4 station Information euseae'
4 sunset, Main 2T4o, Indepena-
4 cnt til.
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See the New City
Woodland Park Snaps

hsAutffsl large Groom eatfAKu LARGE
attic. place for fFait In naasfusnf nee
vssw = iAks and uaoantsins los ftsise
nice garden. nnr tirfk 70 woodland
pafh. $50 blocks 70 rar fffea! ttea
aasn. balance g. suit See Ersft =
Drake ~ stih aea FhinnsS AZ rhens
North a. white sfB
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries nc The Meadows for Mon
day
First race--3ix furlongs. selling,
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BALLARD AGENCY. II.
Mullen. B40a Ballard av, OPP
City Halt. Phone, Ballard sV0'
MAIN OFFICE seventh ay-
between unlon aud University.
Phones. Main 1850; Ind. al