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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

From the way the Thaw case has
been hurried this time it is evident
that only the jurors are being paid
by the. Washington Post.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

5000 yards of new embroidery
bought from a manufacturer at almost
half price. 1-2 inches to II inches
wide, retail price should be 15c to
soc per yard. All on one table at 1Oc
per yard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22
One Table.

$500 yards fine fIOuncing, baby
match sets, and all overs for waist.
Goods worth from Csc, soc, 75c and
S1.OO per yard at Zoe, 15c, zoe, 25c, 35c
and soc. See window all day Friday,
January 18th. Sale Saturday MORN
ing, January 18th ut a. m.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

Bad cooking on the part of the wives
of workingmen has been assigned by
Justice Greenbaum, of the New York
Supreme Court, as a prolific cause
of drinking on the part of the hus-
bands, in an address before cook
ing school. However that may be,
it is certainly a fact that poor cook
ing is a dangerous accomplishment
on the part of a wife who must attend
personally to that department.
A girl is seldom interested in a
young man unless she declares that
she isn't-Chicago News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22
Americas, Ga, January %, 1908.

Liquid refreshments will be served
in Delaware at a dinner in honor of
Bryan Remember Fairbanks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

White goods and embroidery sale
opens first day, Saturday morning at
8 a. m.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

5000 yards A. f. C. and TOile Du
Word Dress Bingham, Is cents every
where: buy as much as you want at
yard, Zoe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

KimOna Outing, yard sc.
Full price KimOna Outing Sc.
IL lie FIannelIette Sc.
Amos Keg Ginghams Sc.
All calico, yard sc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

The Americas Recorder, Established
1879.
The Americas Times, Established 1890
Consolidated April, 1891.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22
The Times-Recorder is the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Daily, one. year. :. :. =. :. $500
Daily, one month =. E. =. SOC
Weekly, one year =. E. :. :. 81. 90
Weekly, six months :. :. =. :. SOC
Address all letters and make remit
lance payable to
THE TINES RECORDER,
Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

The Famous w. L. Douglass Shoes
for men. 1.40O pair, embracing all
styles and feathers. $3.50 don't buy
as good shoes as these.
$500 grade at 1897.
$500 grade at $3.4S.
$3.50 grade at 1927.
$500 grade at $2.49.
$3.50 grade ut 1929.
Remember no old stock but new
goods and ALI sizes.
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR THE
LADIES.
800 pair to select from, all sizes
and styles.
$500 grade at $3.50.
$3.50 grade at $2.9S.
$500 grade at $2.49.
$3.50 grade at 1929.
No old stock or odds and ends; but
new and up-tO-date goods.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

COHEN ENDEE HIGH GRADE BOYS
CLOTHING.
$3.50 Suits at S1.79.
$500 Suits mt 1929.
$3.50 SUITS at S2.9s.
$3.50 Lace Curtains $3.50.
$500 Lace Curtains $3.50.
$50 Lace Curtains $4.9S.
$500 36x72 Maquitt Rugs $2.9S.
$500 30x6O Maquitt Rugs S1.9S.
$500 Art Squares 9x12 S16.9S.
1.5O Smyrna Rugs Csc.
LOO Jide Rugs 79c.
4Oc Jap Mating, yard Zoe.
soc yard wide, Ingram carpet, SOC.
S1.OO Brussels Carpet, yard 69c.
$500, $3.50 and $3.50 Ladies'
Coats all mt $I1.9S.
soc Host at 39c.
25c Hose at 19c.
15c Hose at lie.
Zoe Hose at &c.
Coats cotton spool sc.
Merrick's cotton spool 4c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22
NEW WHITE GOODS

Zoe white lawn, per yard Sc.
IL 1-2 white lawn, per yard &c.
15c white lawn, per yard lie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

loo Chambrays &c.
WOOL DRESS GOODS AND SILK
S1.OO Silk, guaranteed, at yard 79c.
S1.25 Silk, guaranteed, at yard Csc.
$3.50 Silk, guaranteed, at yard, S1.29
soc Silk, guaranteed, at yard 39c.
WOOL GOODS
S1.O0 goods at 79c.
75c goods at 59c.
soc goods mt S9c.
Csc goods at 19c.
Entire line Of Linen Drawn Work
marked down to 1-2 price. You will
have to see it to appreciate the price
you can buy it at.
75c Window Shades 59c.
soc Window Shades SOC.
25c Window Shades 19c.
soc Lace Curtains SOC.
S1.0O Lace Curtains 89c.
$3.50 Lace Curtains S1.I9.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

Store closed Friday all
day. Open Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-01-22

Bargains for days, beginning Saturday. Jan 18th
TO rise and take Walk These prices will cause even
and part with his coin Nothing like it yet.-everything
New Line of White Goods, New Gnghams, Madras, and
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shipment Of on

TIE tank steamer Lansing wss cleared -
Ea-0l-lE Va PIX EErf1-1 yesterday with u 81
barrels u crl1E el IN azlE ana - drums - dis
--srz rzaue-l az Sl3--15 cEr-u from This Ts1rx-
Ar p-r Harl1-l ia Steamer Ri had zi.ffriozEl
czr-7 c1-sis-zlE - 15-oo0 hzrEezz 4 erule on
raIued a. sls-s11-
m B-I-lsa tax steamer Tusearurz vas
claa-e-L ~ Moran fer acrlers yesterday with
10000 EEEials z re1-el Ie-rEserzz Tal-s1 a.
sLI-r51. c11s5Ele1 % parts "a China
The HiIonfan's Cargo
IT, sEez-s- ElezIzE szI-eE fgr H011lrIu %
We,l1estzF VITA caHeo vElzed At Ssl-sS5 and IN
Going ne
5le hrs 51r -T25 rs s-ar 7e3 cts bar
Ter eazs lbs beans $500 Rs bran sc l11es
Ezr u els -1ezr- z-s10 rs uesls. 10 -
canned E1ats- - cs- II hals sal hair bids sal
u1- 1e9H las tE--er. ISIS lts ana -e o.
e1ee<e. - eErs- ~ - sui II - can-IF- 80
~ L-i=E f-ult. 80 Es 40 Us n--s
- - calzsL- 6 go ihs lzrt 81 ID carty.
1873 - DRESSED pgllErT- 80 Ihs an 1ar
- So LIS rESs 1-esh tr-I1s- - pE-s T-erz-
rles. 10 pEEs CllaEs. 80 ~ gzriic = rEE
FeE=rsf.es- = - lll=rll Tzter. 3 liFuors-
- gas E-1 > - wlEe- - - chE111G--e- ~
la-s le=r- - sEls h-z-dT. = gas gil- EUrc11e-
e--es E1L c. rEr-s- - ks zzrleUlE1raI --lQle-
-eErs. 4.al1 rs -11gc-c. eiezrS a1E car
s-rss- II - clrUl-ses, = rs -u c4stl1gs- 81
cells -lHs- II -E-s ZECEi.eE- Is rE=s sT.aEE1EE
ss--s- 200 q l-Z1er. - rs electrical .soo,5s.
f.s0 20 fertilizer. i h-cFcles- rE-S
bars. y - sl--s EE1 sE0eS - 7EEs dry -o1Ls
y g L1-s. tzleS canvas - uEEs fE-gs- :
l1s lEL - res srssl El1 zrl- - rEEs Paints
J. rE-g UEgC- -lrsrlzl- 80 Us seed- - - STA
10y - Ezss TAX Material
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SALES
NOTICE OF EAREHoUSENES SALE

.sessoa IA lhs seeoeat 4 -ssa il ~ cosssss
c'el0ck \ l.. and cc1tt-zi7x N tie s12e A1--
daily Zz-l 1he sale as bee1 ccz1is-s1- a II
Aszseeky sIEsSz P1slle Wa-saeSse- As71sesy
said gods are keld AZ stored. 10 pay frslg1-
and storage and oths- lzEfai elssE=S sSS5ssS
: Iots o-y goods. 5 cis-zlng lots hats ard
caps lQss sh0es. lots co1sorts. J So rs.
leather b-its. 10 ic-s so-.oeS. 4. ~ fU-1l---s
and l1ois11- : zphcIs-e=e-s leErhs-- s-1E 4--
hock e1SeS. Ezz1 ueehI.es- es1-zs- - 81
caE1rs- 5-zss Eor1S. SF-zy pu-Ps. ! erea4
Tester. wire fz1cLzE 1 s-s1Es1sG-e-&
Is.s han5Iss. ) soss p-.I-y s,oels- Ioss uara4
EEe@-S- lots chzzS IG-s Srz-ss- cl---Se-s-
l brass rsupell--- io- =E-sls rur@. 90 oA.o-s
LeEs-- tara cocrz valves loSs 12-.cSS -
s2e1.e- leatee-- lcrs WHIPS = -,
ISIS moss ! surgical l1s-----s1ls- :
PteEs. ] pEe1cgEEPk F=rCr1s. rTps~E.Ss-.
s-os snzcAinss- oSs kaEazss makes s--- -,
coocss-s O1xSz. rrse szlls-s C-r9-r = IS -
3 AolsehcI6 xocsss lets tents ard qa.e=- :
wscl, hf5eS. ! hos I1ts hAls1 cOstc1 -
- mites ! eettc1 waste coIlce - - -
r1Pe, IL asbestos ne, ! stees Eec- :
LeEE-zT facing. A=E-1irscc. > s-Ne.-
se2z2ese g-oeer.ss. ! 11-- -. - rSs5,.s
l candles Give oii. lEzzlolack. 70 = -
rz9er bsss. rEine. ehlo--de = He - :
pssllry teo1. sta:focery- IS lsss bosks -
electrical gods azd sire lcts Fole e-l.s9c-s'
= b1lles-s 74ssytaIs 1arb-s. val 49,
! tI1crusza y uszE-ss AZ els ! ais1sAlAte- -
exr1zZ-iSAe-s. io1s P1rrzrs fms - -,
-lrrs eases. : lots eC-ks as 1----rss -
-~c-- -le-c1zzL-ss. - l--Ee~-= So
VOID and h-Ass facets. g1-F- lrlr -
hFass pz1p eyliatsr. : Eac1-ze-T, p = - !.
ard f-pl<Eezr rerrs. 5 ira ard ssr--- = -
sAA1rl1=. ! lc-s Usl hC-.-E fgnLs- - -
easing. r. gate valve lczS pre- -
and E-Ses- ! gate valves. r-no7- 49, : 80
bzz5s. : scszceo Ent cigars = EEes ~
lA4-a<S- ny d-Zzs. my CG-ocFSs ; ~ -
barrels. EtScl- HsyS-. Er-z-s1 zAr-e-. II 49,
r1z=. Large lot s-cc- ! large 81 t--k- q =.
Euts-cd5,e. ! 10 Earer reols-s- W1E1 posssr-e
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-07-31
MINE DIRECTORS SETTLE
BIG SUIT OUT OF COURT
Dispute Between Combination
Fraction and GoIdfieId Con-
solidated Is Arranged

The apex suit between the Coubfua-
ton Fraction mines and the GoId6eId
CczsoLldated vas settled yesterday a.
meeting held a. the s. Francis hotel
which was attended BY George Wing
fed Thomas D. AarphE and J
Dc-Elzs Ruucr has had Il that q
EuiE was 70 be fled b the Consolidated
against Combination Fraction. but The
EULcEtle arraE gerrelr entered into yes
re-LaT by the directors q the Com
btusrton Fraction removes all posi-
t-ltv q legal enralEleUeuts-
The settlement vas made OF the
rr11cs-rtoD that the Consolidated OBJ
rz.us Tire right 70 rrea- all the ore
taken from me coubinatfoz Fraction
81 the preaVtlilE rate WinEleld stated
that the ore could = treated AZ about
- rer cent less II the C0-solIde ted
mills than II Z were sent 70 outside
shelters
Al the conclusion a the meeting
George TLugEeid was elected president
q ire oubinzrtGn Fraction mine
on ere mining exchange Combination
Fraction has been the most active of
ire EeraEa stocks fcr the last month.
1tIng1eld has bought large punches OF
-Ee stock both IN the open market
ana from individual holders Al the
present tire he holds more stock IN
Lle mine than any other stockhOldsr.
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H.nEAe coRPrs HEsRn

Arzurerr was heard by Judge
-2,-rre yesterday on the petition for
tire release on q wit OF hzbezE corpus
OF A~a u NcutEnmery. WHO some tine
zEo was held FOR trial on Al tutOrEna
-f0u rhsrzfuE her with having sold 70
Anrle 81 Sufre for s5.11a the furniture
o. z ro1ming house, Withholding the
fact that the property had been mort
EzEeS - Louis = Francis for $500
Artornev 4 Harris argued that the in
formation did not state z p1hlic OF
tense lu that il did not charge the de-
feuEzrr with having intended 10 de-
fraud Tire mortgage. Francis. and
rEzr the Information did not state the
mortgage vas IN existence al the time
q the sale Judge Dune took the
natter under submission
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

re tossozfnz marriage licenses were Issued
IN san rr~s-iseo thursday. July a.
C;5Eoe-t 7. Cine :. and Jessie H. Baker
s,s--s-s = TSr1b-eIl "a 1919 Bsudarick s..
suf CThrfsefre Hess 3. -SS4 San jose ave
Prsrk sar-Ai - AID Rosa NzFgneEitz, 1e,
bosh AZ = BeEnzr5 81
Hen-y Heinscis. Il and Mary Pailtvp. n.
both q rT6z Market -
D-zxs ) GczeoEtcA- p oaktaEc- and Mar
A Ho-zn - 4sai= Sz1ceeE 81
TE1-s~S sTlh1sy 4 l5sT LszurA ST. AMI
Ade7sffe n y szxLeke- i. ~ Sarade- 81
ARtrew D. BzsrA- =. - BrEsns ST. and
Csertte RoEgeak41p. g. sese I~eGsy-slxEh 81
CEz-ses 4 AassS. .. and Marie z PTathsE.
- ho-h ef 0zkiEr1-
SElvSe CuEnpcsheZscc. ~ Sl%s= Fttts ave.
.n1 Rosie De-zrVfzI - 45sE Malta ave
I,sor.sst F1gegzirisE. ). IIs5 Roz-x@ezEH ave.
srI f-5gsse Iaurpns Is. 1879 Pu=su -
f;eo-ze Wlnrnei1 q. Goad6es1. New, and
Marie Arlfa Mur61ch- 70, ZT0 Bssh s.
OAKLAND. LAZY so--The fosIOzi-g marriage
Itee1sss were isszsd today.
Fred=-iek * Tvzg -. ard Msry z Bart
.-r. e. bath q Oakland
George Sweet. A., and Ana n Herr %. both
yoha q. Hacklsnsa. 81. Red. ard NsheI A.
Crawfo-d -. I1acoln. Seo-
Joaz Ecac0Zxki 50. and Pess-so1 k0iozoes-
Il both cf o.kl2n1-
lanes b L.wyer 90. aRd LEIltaa cai1d. 4,
boEk q San PRACTISE
Cecsrs Tsh-ecei. -. ard ZsbCls MO1tsEs-,e.
Is h0sh al PotzI RicA-soS--
Otto Nsehsus. -. and Nellie o'Hsre. -. betA
et Szz Francisco.
y9sE A q "A Brut -, Azd Grace + TsE-
lar, %. hgzA q FEUttvzte-
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
May ., 1905
VIA EAU-S FzE0


VIA SAUSALITO
Fer sauzaiito. NH Valley, San Ra-
fael-D7ilT-ETery 30 minutes from
s-f5 10 s.@S m; hourly Until 3.l5
until 7.45 ?. M Ssse. 1855 ?. N, 1915
On Sundays additional trips a. fo,-
lows i0-l5, 11-lS a m and 1918. ISIS
For FaIrfax-Week Day-s-4s. us.
Sis a. M 2.45. SIS. Ais. AS. SIS.
5-45 ? n Suntay-G-l5. SIS g-45
1913. 1s;+5. Has s. M 1915. 1.4s. z.4s.
Fer sam euentIn-DaIIy-sss5 a N
and 4-45 ? n
So = N; c and Us P- n ,,s daily g tor
Cazsdsrs and way stations
Sis p n daily, except Sundays. s-45
a m and 7-45 P m sundays only for
VIA TIBURoS
For TTburon. BeIvedere and San IA
faef-z-55. SEQ. s-91. 1900 a n: 1z.sO
$50. $40. $50. "s-35 2 II daily.
on sunday additional trip a. g.ss
0. m for San Rafael and intermediate
rs a N daily-For PetaIuna. san
"a Rosa. HsaldsbaFg. Ci0FerdzIs. TyJ<isE
WIIlits. Sherwood SebaztOpol ana way
go a m daily-Fo- Pstaluma- -
IA Rosa. Camp Vacation and way sta
SEQ a m daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations
II-6a a. n dailE-F0r Petaluusa- So
"A Rosa and way stations
$40 D II dzily-FOr Petaluna- San-
a Rosa. Hezldsburz. CloTe-dale I-,ri.I
Gusrnevflle. Seeastopol and way So
tons
5.fa D m daflY-For Pstaluua- Sa,-
Il Rosa and way stations
$50 p. M daiiy-Fsr Glen Ellen and
way stations
.TEn4ru1 ely
Pacific Transfer Co.'S agents are an
thoTized 20 eneek baggage direct from
residence
1issss v r.. a s!ss
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-07-31

Schedules Of the Liabilities and as
sets OF the Main Wfnchester-S Stone COM
many were filed yesterday in the United
states district court under the bank
ruptcv proceedings brought against Il
several weeks ago The total amount
Of the liabilities were placed at $50
4s4e3 and the assets at $751;
Among the creditors with the amount
Of their claims were the folIoWrinr.
Western national hank, s7S5ee. Bank
Of California fz3,6e9. Prank WfFrh@s
ter. money loaned sI72 SCI. %. Me-
camille trust company. S7.11217- Mrs
r B. MacDermot- Oakland more,
loaned $4,000. State savings and corr
merciaI bank. S11.e48, First uationaI
hank $4,000.
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SYNOPSIS

Warn Ee1tE=r c1ltiuusS t1roz<1aI- the n
terror q CsAE1u-El1 and In SeFa6a- IN The
e--4E FG-leT &srerE-a.1z temperatures range 1-o-
4H % Is degrees. fa@ EtEZsSE Eeztae< OF
Sle yeEr TINS far CaoE1F Wezr1e, with occ4-
slclsl tAuE3er sEnEEls Is reported n the basin
ranges and shrczsA the TzIIsy u the Col0zzds
Warn weather wItAsuE rain eouE-a2es Il Ore
S1l. MEs1iL<ggl and T3zho
FORECAST
S11 Erzlrtsc0 and vtcizIry-Fzfr Friday. E.rz1
= I-s fare1oc15 lLsAt 11Erl EIll- charging u
cEss1 WesL
ssatz Cara TsEsy-FaLr Fr.aay. moderately
EaaEs Ls1r u1rrh uina
szerz.ens0 FaIsy-Fair Frsdzy. res quite 50
warn ASlE south EIlE
san Joaquin vzIey-PaIr Frlday. eoarzUea
warn lsEr Eorrh wlzf
Los Angeles and FlciEEtT-Fzf- Frftzr rzossy-
atslT EzrU; Egar Eesz wfnd
A G. AcADIE. District Fogscssss-.
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MARRIED

ElIERSON-EyANS-In this ely. July 50. 1915
81 IT, Rev. Frank Stuart Ec-t- pastor First
CbrfSxfsn ehurea Frank L Eze-S81 % Berk=-
ley. Cal AID Grace Z. Evans ef San iran
etSeo-
LUEMAN-HCS singh tLLs city. JzlF e. 1906
~ W. z Read JuAE 2. LEhu&a q Lax
Sgzr and ANA G. HEsEng-
TIIIpS-wTGGINS-Fa this city. July Is.
1895 hy The Rev = J. Lee. Charles e
PfsFIstus 81 TsbIs Rock Neb and IeaEls L
Virgins Of san FrEEclScA
STAFPoRD-SINCLAIR this city. July =.
Isgs by ths Rev. z II Ollie. Charles L
Srx=Ord .zf JsEE1sErs n S-nelztE, eor1 g
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wA,TEp IN PEFaLrN.

Raw Gibson, 20 years Of age was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Con-
Ion and Mackey en- warrant from
PetaIuu1a charging her with obfafrtrr
goods BY false preteases- The corr
blaming witness against her is William
Coulter a store keeper She was - kan
20 PetaIuna last evening
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SAYS HE WAS RoBBED

On complaint Of James Mckay. AS
Dean. mattresses in the Queens eafe
Pacific street, we're arrested yesterday
by DetecrIvs MUica1ey and Murphy an
charge Of grand larceny McKaT
accuses the women OF taking SIS from
his pockets On Wednesday night
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Compagnis GsHsraIe TrausatIantique

DIRECT LINE TO HATRE-PARIS
SaIazEz every THURSDAY Kzzse@s e Saturday.
AZ 10 = "a, fro4 pier A.. SaFrA RiEsr. foot q
Eorran 81.
First class 70 HaTre s7T-5o sad upzsEi, Sc
e1E ctzss u HaFrs- $50 and up~zrd- GENERAL
IL State ST.. EeE Terk- J. r. FUGALL Man
zger PzcfGc Cast 80 Mszfgnzasry 81. Saz
Frsnrssco- Tickets sod - an Ezllr7Sd ticket
egeass-
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. DEATHS

R5--h marriage All death notices sat by nal
VII ~ - Inserted TAey mzsz be hzn1sd u az
ef-her II Tie pubiicxticl OfEceS and Be tnslg-Se-
- 80 -s-rs ri reSs1ezce % p=rSuzS zrsrho--
fve-F - hETe TIE sane pCh1lsEesl- Notes r.
srrfctsd simply 70 tae auao11ee1ezt CT ire event
srs pzbIisae1 czce IN tbs colrna frse q ceErss-
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LasF ElEIT and frleAsF1 IT9ll qC1TaC-lre rhss
-a1rzznE- 1Ee case chicEszucx
LONDON July 2eAdEr tzlexrzrEs b SIM
3FuErzsser Castle fruzz Hfogo fo- New Ycrk a.
rived WITH hemp cargo fire IRE hzx ben *
rEnEufShed EIEh sIiEEr dauzES, isstisrae6 100
h4tes q hezap; co h4EeS damaged b IRE go
h4les damaged b water damage 10 Euu ngt
extensive prcszbIT sail lnIy q.
LONDON July 5o-BE STIR HzxeI DsIlsr A.
-lTeG Et Yokohama after heiaE ssaasp near Ko5e.
zsr q EiEheuf GSStSE4nee. divers have been a.
Ezxsd 70 examine bottcn-
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

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wud Horses

-B-o-cho Busting in The highest
sense q the term. IS what Charles
rPere1 Ezrrun writes about IN Sunset
Nazsrf-.e <or August He Is trzprer
q urttd horses in the almost 1naccessi-
BE ranges Of Nevads- and MS story. OF
rHis adVerrurous life makes exciting
reading
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FRED H. CHASE &C0.
47S Valencia St.

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Weather Report

C1lrssl States department q Sgric1ltlre-
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Marine News
Continued From, Page ?. Column
NEWS OF THE OCEAN

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United States BrznrA HycEnzrzRhzc Ofsce Meg-
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;. branch Hydrographie ono

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mariners. wttEoEt regard 70 zzrtolzliJy ard free
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visit the cf1ce- where complete sets q Charts
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h416 fer cs1qzrisoa aud refereEes and the lat
est i1torIsfi01 can always Ae obtained regard
Ing lights. dangers 10 nzTiEzEioa and matters
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70 SAIL PROM SEATTLE

sun and Tide
Lz4ts1 states EQGSr and (seg1etfc SE-TSy-TT-s
and Heights - TE1sx az Fogr Point Fox city
f-11r tMissioz street wkzrfl add > MINUTES
FRIDAY. July 81
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THEIR ONLY NEED.
u Was Not Filled but tho Sergeant
Was a Hero.

Lord Dundonald. commander IN
chief OF the Canadian militia, recently
gave a dinner at Toronto 20 the mem
bers OF the governor generals body
guard, the crack mounted troop of
Canada Notwithstanding his lord
ships title OF nobility and his high
military rank he is very democratic
During the progress OF the dinner De
made a tour OF the tables. accompani
ed by members Of his stan. and wish
ing to put the men completely al their
ease. made a few commonplace re-.
marks and asked II there was any
thing they desired to have.
Now. don't be backward he said
II everything is not an right just say
So"
OF course no one would think OF
making a complaint TO the commander
in chief at such a time but as be-
asked once more II there was not
something the men desired. a sergeant
arose. saluted and said. "Wo would
Ike 10 have some oysters
The absurdity OF the request. ON a
red hot summers night. was so pal
pable his lordship was silenced. and
he walked quietly on. asking no more
questions The sergeant. however was
the hero OF the evening for haviue
dared TO speak to a real live lord
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SOME ARE so SENSITIVE.
The First Tall Man Couldn't See the
Joke and Left.

A tall. thin man. dressed I'm a light
gray suit. entered the hotel resiau
rant and took an unoccupied chair az a
table near the door He hardly had
gotten seated comfortably before an
other man. even taller and thinner
than the first one, entered and took
a seat at the same table. And. 10
make the situation more remarkable
the taller man wore a gray suit OF ex-
actly the same shade and cut as the
other.
The shorter man never raised his
eyes from the bill Of fare. and seemed
quite obliyious Of his companion $
presence The latter looked curiouslv
at the first conner for a few moments
and then. with an apparent desire 90
be sociable. said
This must be the thin MANS fable"
The shorter man stra'en ned ur
with jerk. gave the very IAN man
look OF the greatest india nation. and
exclaimed in burst Of an er
We'll. YOU may have it"
With that he hastily rose and took
a seat at the furtherst end of the
room. The very tall man uinked at
the waiter. and the incident was
closed.