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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

ehe eitt on business Tuesday aHa gave uS pleasant cal,
 Squire Jal4a W Hal. .. Wiaener= candidate fer assessor, was miHg'ira with friends in town "Wednesday
 The John Hopkins Eye Whisky k known and used for is mellaRnes> and fine quality. No headache foI- lows is use. Sold only by NJ Collins at the White Elephant Saloon Try it.
 The new Dri-WeA' sanitary Bati. Towels, sold in this city by the Fus- sell-Graham-AlderSou Company are in- deen ! luxury. Cal and >ee tlem and you will certainly not be without them
 Seventeen eases ef new spring dfg goods just received by Ms. Warshay- sky consisting of silks, bananas yoileS. linen SuitingS. Persian lawns, linen Tor drawn work ana al kinds uf nov cities.
 MT. T. 0 Doris, ot New Castle. was handsome and EeHial visitor in the city Tuesday ou business and mingiiHg with friends. He gave Us a pleasant call and ha~ cur thanks fir favols
 Miss E>te.e Petta, went to Ma Hanua yesterday 70 speattae day. Nle k taking iH>tr4Heutai and V6t4. les sons q >iTS N E. GrFenhaw. vt a was larHer't Y Is H. sE Iahea-3 1s this city
 Pref. aid Nrs#g.a~ A 2Ia aa rejoicing
 ulue-paai4 s at tIa=4 1ae lH TueSdaf ftass= and hest >-a~ doing e~
 Mrs-l. E. EaHal ..aaa Na a# nrSaaf a 5H=zH5r-E
 where >..g=I.I .H, and a5 H#a a arrived a Les aaH- along a~t
 Mr. and Nj. gagu aaa.a.a Nga Caste. a=e if ea.eiH- ttr Ki>s from t6e >tef@. aa4 taa advent e. 5. fine aiae-H Hd haHat tHH5t laHe a-z Sunday. Ne eEteg5 eaagrate. .sgt ias.> and best wishes.
 X big lo, af the brigI.le~t and pret. Hest e8.or~ Nau ever SAN il crepe is sue paper. 5est received at the News stand. Aiea lu decorated crepe tissue. IL is perfect traat t aea U this stock -it k >o pretty.
 We make t SpeciaIt a. 6d Nau- ni>~ee Whisky l. i> me5QN W5tH age. and leaves Uo headache Trt | and be convinced. l. k tie Ne~t whisky Qn the Forrest CltN market T. C. toleres IT. X Compaua
 The sNeIse>t line et plpgl1ue, boxed papers aBd envelopes ever shipped into Forrest City may Ue seen at 66e Newsstand Prices WaY down and quality exquisite Tie boxes a one aTt Fftt.3 t.4e price asked
 I4e Maaa Las been t.lea ,. l-.z,. to lr9 capacity all this WeeR WltE traFez3HI HHeE9 Ere~Peetefs and visitors te Forrest e5tH. Ills Is quite gC94 index ta The importance popularity and worth Forrest Cjtx.
 Once s1et tHz eae=af these neH ..larl. Ne >alls4- aath IoWel, >alo bs f0>Sel 0ts. ans Asaer>1n Company. FQa -. laFz He They aEe the perieell u ot eHI~ a8d make tGe bath ael 4 Nszleys.=
 a HaF tl.aa ~t t-t Fer ea Ne vi ElNa El te UEC. .tS1Ie prices fJr e##z Ilz- r5EF daF< iu Cr= geg bring and Summer IEE E1.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31
X Sure Cure tor Malaria.

Try ! Yueatan Chill Tonic, superior to al. acceptable t0 tie most delicate person. One bottle 8iil work Non- ders. Price 50c. \ free sample at !. T. sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31
Don ii Jar i nll

T. Lave q cough tLat you can't leave otf-even when you 20 10 bed: Putt away for good - using Simmon' 's Cough Syrup l. heals inflammation ef the threat aud lungs gives yeu rest ard Heacefa' sleep.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31
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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

We have an odd thing in paper nap kinS. They come already folded in the shape of birds, animals and gro teSque figures. They come ten or twelve 10 a pack3ge. and retail at Ice Ask to see them Newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

II you want L. see q nice line Of jeweiry CT fl you are in need of any goods in ny line. give me q call Everything k marked at rock-bottam figures, and goods are fresh and nice c. (. Tayior. Palestine. Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

Capt. N Yerzfey. of mic aHd a Laii southneSt c town. Was ming ling with Lis numerous friends in the city "Wednesday. and gave Us ! pleas s3nt cal. He las eur thanks fer re- He#e. Of lI- subscription for las.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31
M0RI I0CAE

Mz.J. L. #e6a. U Fa.aoad Uas Ha the eltt on business Tuesday aH5 gave aS pleasant cal,
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

NJ. Elton FerEasou If FaTgu> aa- Vile. Mas ia town yesterday ou be>i- teSs and Hin-iiHs with numerous lTleHas He gave Us t peasant cal and Las car thanks for renewal af Sah. ScriRtian lag l4eS and ether Sls4rStan. tial faKurs.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

Seventeen eases ef new spring dr, goods just received by Ms. WarShay sky consisting of silks. bananas. .yoileS linen SuitingS, Persian lawns, linen for drawn work and al kinds uf uov cities.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

At a.aga. ef taHe Was >a4Hdea We'd heSGa1 iEft about o'clock. caused by a Snaa baIe at tGe I0me of NJ. and MrS. John NIu1e.d ou College Hl-.- IEe pcItieElS and paper au the Wa near lie -ae caught and were cOnSldera .y damaged Nr Winfield eN,insGsle- tla .-a
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

Ms N#l-t Mao IAat., saL- Aea sae-aag evening s=~a t4ea6s -&g Geaa> treated ae- turning a4aF i=.la. Miss HaTi~
 s-e great te1 aet-
 h4 sea t5vs became rzzz-~ ez- aA HH rast she aes#
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

MrS James " Williams Ni,s Len, came down Tuesday on a visit [, her parents. Col and Mrs. Y. B lzard, and other relatives and numer ous friends. She and Mrs. Izard spen, the day and dined with Cashier anf Mrs. !. T Fondren.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

The new Dri-Weh' Sanitary Bath Towels, sold in this city by the Fus- sell-GFaham-Alderson Company are in- deen luxury. Cal and See tlem and you will certainly not be without them
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

Eszz tauGGary IEe i'.ss i-.s.z= laz-a-aa changed tIa 4SssHs.r t#aln schedule. aS "a. lows V e>z=A As.. a.t.s Nei5s l5=5 an: ' 9. 4-.#z am EaSt=Ns -. I..s Hsa.. Ae. 5 t.i5H. H.u-zsNe. #t. aza
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

MT. T. .. Doris, ot New Castle. was handsome and genial visitor in the city Tuesday 0u business and mingiiHg with friends He gave Us 8 pleasant call and haS cur thanks fat fav0Hs.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

Pref aa3 Nr,#g.a~= lLa a.a rejoicing eaE s ulue-Ha-t-a tE tIH=4 - HH i'UDSftaf and hest >a- 4-.. s. .z doing ~
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-31

Mr.a1d Mi. fQ.=a ta..a.#4. Nga Caste. aze re seia- #Her Ki~z from tHe >taEe. a4a t5#a advent a fine aiHe-Ha and haH at tHa5l AaHa a-z Sunday. Ne extend eaagrat 58ri ie34> and best wishes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
GARvIN GIVES
WOMEN PULPIT

Tomorrow morning the pulpit %
Rev Joseph T. GArvtn. minister OF
the First Christian church. will be
occupied BY six women. Who viii
speak IN the interest Of missions.
Mr.. GArvln granting them the use
~ the pulpit for this purpose
The sumen speakers are all 81
ficers % the Christian wnmcna
board % missions. aud will each
speak for ahoat 10 minutes. The
speakers are Mrs " W Walden
Mrs. l. q. wAddinKson. Mrw W =
Morris. Mrs A. NJ. Fox. Mrs n 4
Palmefton and Mrs n T. shotwcll
Similar services wili be- held Ia ell
the Christian churches ~ the com.
tfy tomorrow.
During the past year. through
subscriptions 81 Is e~nta pes manfh
each. tho apmsn u the Christian
church have raised 1886. s1e. The
women ~ Western Washington arr
maintaining az a special Chinese
missionary Rev W y llcatieY Of
san Francisco. and the local society
last year raised more money than
any society il the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Says Vigilantes May Be
Needed to Enforce
Law in Seattle.

Editor Star lit "a with pleasure
ANA sense Of safety not known In
Srattle Tor many months We note
TIC cowboys propose 20 glve us some
protection from thieves. hold ms
ana murdcrera. who have had Al.
preme sway FOR a long time. ~
80 doing they viii bring untold 10y
10 our citizens II there II any city
worse Infected with these base char.
aeiers than this. e has not come 10
light There caa be- pleaded no
excuse or extenuaticn for such
criminal conduct
These characters have deliberate.
" made up their mlnda not 60 work
Tor living, but 90 prey upon those
who do They 40 prepared aud dc.
termined "a KIN. u need be, 90
effect their purpose. They have no
fear OF tho police and the tardy. half
hating operations OF the Law.
Only one thing terroriEea and puts
them TO flights summary Justice.
melted out hy vigilance committees.
This method IA effective In au.
prcme degree. II always has been.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
BN|NGS Home OF HIS
BIRTH over The SEA

tune ln this country Tut with
the acquisition ~ wealth have come
ols age and a disease which con
fines him 90 his house los the re-.
maindsg oi his days
With his heiplessness and his
declining years came also 4 lcag
ing Tor the house of hts ancestors
In the far off FieNsry Kingdom.
To 80 there was impossible. but
reversing the story ~ the great
AAhomet. being unable TO 80 10 hia
home. be brought his home to him.
ile had learned from Americana
that nathing Was impossible. The
ancient d0mleile vas transported
carefully to the sea and Nith ten.
der anxiety lowered into the hold
81 the liner By his relatives. II
arrived safely and Niii BE- set uD
amid fitting surroundings near
Vancouver. that ltN agvd owner may
die there ia peace and that his
bones may fiad rest hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
LET The COWBOYS LOOSE,
URGES CITIZEN

when other plans have failed Year,
ago Il WIS the only thing 10 give
safety IN California. and twenty odd
years ago the strlnglng up ~ three
Villains IN thia city gave It freedom
from such fiends until the Alaska
gnld find
II Is noticed that vigilance com.
mittec Ia being formed In North
Yakima fof protection and 10 rid the
town 81 criminals The truth h.
this nlan h uiInpiy matter Of aelf
defense. since II Seems no protee.
ton 20 life and property can be
found IN any other way
People are tired OF going about
their dutioa with the fear OF rob.
berry and death continually staring
them IN the face. the women are
almost hysterlcai. md afraid TO
stay a. home OF nights.
II Justice ID thus anmmafiiy
melted out to these criminals they
have no right 10 kick. since they
make regular business 81 giving
sheir innocent victims no show for
property and life. but act on the In.
slant Great care should be exer.
claed. of course, that only guilty
criminals suffer Tor their Infamous
deeds Let the cowboys loose for
spell
CITIZEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
GETS MANDAMUS
FOR TELEPHONE

Upon showing By Robert Julian
OF Pleasant Valley. which IL station
u of the Seattle post office. that
unless he can set a Sunset phone
installed be will have TO go out Of
the grocery business. and resign
his place as postmaster. Judge Nor
ris granted an alternative writ Of
mandate against the telephone com.
pany yesterday The writ is re-
tnrnabie December III.
Tho petition sets forth that on
February Z the telephone company
agreed 10 move the plaintiffs tele.
phone from hts old location 10 the
new one. but has not yet done 90
IL states further that IN addition
% She Inconvenience. a petition IL
nov being circulated tn have the
post Office removed 20 the store Of
one GIN. where there IL a tsisphuns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
CURES FCZEMA QUICKLY
New Drug. Poslsni. Now obtainable
In Small Quantities.

Since It's discovery one year
ago, the new drug. poslam. has
successfully cured thousands of
chronic cases OF eczema and other
distressing skin Affections. Hereto.
fore poslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit OF eczema
patients in large Jars sufficient for
months treatQent This was
found 10 be an ind6nvience ID mKny
thousands who use Il for minor
skin troubles. such as pimplea
blaokheads. herpes, acne, soaly
scalp. complexion blemlshes. itch.
ing feet. piles. etc. which require
but a small quantity 70 cure. To
overcome this. and IN response 20
urgent appeals, the dispensers of
poslam have been obliged to adopt
In addition 20 the regular two-dol.
lar package. a special fifty-cent
size. which IA future may be found
on sale at The Quaker Drug Co,
aud other leading drug stores
ia Seattle, or may be or
dered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories, No. % West 25th
street. New York City. In all
eczema cases poslam stops itching
with first application. aud proceeds
to heal Immediately; chronic cases
being cured IN two weeks In less
serious skin troubles. results arc
seen after an overnight applica.
ton.
Samples for experimental pur.
poses may still be had. free OF
charge. by writing 20 the labora
tories for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
pEAR ADMIRAL COGHLAN.
DROPS DEAD In HOME

FOR two years. he Was made lnapec.
tor OF ordinances OF the League Il.
land navy yard and left that post IA
1894 % became lighthouse inapec.
tor IN the Eighth district with
the rank Of captain. he command.
od the Richmond Ia 1897. and then
was transferred o. the Raleigh tie
was with the Aaiatlc fleet during
The Spanish war. and participated
In the battle OF Manilla bay ON May
4. 1888
For conspicuous aud eminent con
duct Ia that engagement he was al.
vanced six numbers. Al the close
0f hostilitiea he VAS made coin.
mandant OF the Puget sound navy
yard. and later was made captain OF
the New York navy yard,
Wrote "taoch der Kaiser"
In 1909 he was elevated to the
rank OF rear admiral. aud made sec.
ond In command of the north At.
lantlc flcct for two years From
1904 10 1907 no was commandment
q the New York navy yard.
Coghlan earned more than nation
al fame when he composed aud re-
cited Al a banquet the daring bal.
lad. the title OF which was "Hoch
der Kaiser" and the refrain OF
which rang me und Gott." tlls last
important public appearance was
when be served a. grand marshal
ug the great Tan parade IN New
York Just before the last election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
SEATTLE PROOF

Henry Osborne. 2siaM Fast Denny
Way, Seattle. Wash. says. Sew
ersl years ago | was afflicted with
kidney trouble. and had severe paths
across the small Of my back. which
we're always aggravated when I
stopped or lifted. The kidney So
crctiona were also disordered. the
passages being too frequent and
causing me much annoyance. Ac-
quaintanc~s. who had used Deans
Kidney Pills for similar troubles
with the best Of results. advised me
to try them. and ] procured box
from the Kennedy Drug Co. I used
this remedy according 20 directions
and the results were very satisfac-
tory Some time ago. when ] had
slight return attack Of the c0in-
piaiut. ! again resorted to Doan's
Kidney pills and was relieved at
once. I have the utmost confidence
In the effectiveness ~ this remedy.
and / am sure that " anyone trou-
BLEED as I was. will take Il. h-aefi-
cssl results viii always be obtained"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
MIN THE KIDNEYS GIVE OUT

I 10 you ever feel that you simply
can't 20 any furfher~-thaf you must
have rest for that lame and RrhinG
bark relief from that constant
dead. tired feeling freedom from
those Hgabhing. darting palms,
This IL the condition that 30 often
comes al middle age. bringing wlth
q an extreme nervousness and irri-
liability that makes others think you
cranky snd hard 10 set aioug
vita
Likely your kidneys are worn and
TIRED and need help In any ma
chine there 10 one part that works
Tire hardest and gives osft first. The
kidneys wurk night and day. re-
moving from the blood the uric acid
and ether waste created by overuee
~ strength and energy. Naturally
a life ~ unusual activity doubles
the duties 81 the Kidneys. and IN
time the strain tells
with healthy Kidneys. one has
good chance 70 live long. but weak
discamfurtR, The back becomes
a.. ayeeight fails. and too frequent
cause embarrassment hy day and
loss u sleep M night
Deans Kidney Pills bring new
strength t. old backs. and quick
relief TO weakened Kidneys, They
Danish backnche and rheumatic
pain. and regulate the bladder ana
urine. when once a proper filter
ms action is restored through cur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
PRESENTS FOR TEDDY
AND ALICE


WAHlIiSGTON. Dee. 6. Mrs.
Nicholas Longw0rth. daughter OF
the president. has been presented
with a beautiful pair OF iaWeied
bracelets, the gifts ~ the late efn-
press d9wager ~ China, 10 whom
she paid visit some years agO.
The presentation was made ny Tong
Nh0a VI, the special amba asa dor
who, with Prince Tsai ~ aud two
secretaries called by appointment al
The L0ngworth home.
There are also some presents for
Mrs Roosevelt. while 10 the presi-
dent are given several hundred vol
uuea 81 Chinese literature printed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
r..rer Commandant al
gremerton Expires
Suddenly.

xrw YORK. Dec Z Rear Ne'
49, to.enh n. Coghlan, retired.
~ .saienly Of heart disease at
'. Anme 10 New Rochelle, n ~
.ss,rai coghlan was born In
'ssisrt Ky peoemher ?. 1854
- nearly ca years old when
= - ne WAS graduated from
rnlied states naval academy
Y -, and served Ia the Civil war
tSss he received his promo.
= acknowledgements and
attached 70 the training ahip
ss.meath From 1871 To 1873
"a IN the hydrographio office
Usshingson, u. G.. and. after a
~ slck leave. Was placed In
.~m.na u the Saugus for year.
= 80 served In succession on
Y ra,orado. Monongahola aud ON
4. lsslnlnx ship Independence Ia
- = was made commander. aud
year on the Adams. Was
s,s..nsd d the Marc Island navy
- where he remained from 1855
3 lssN
Commander At sremerten.
.sw ccmmanding the Mohicau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
THUGS GIVE THEIR
VICTIM cARFARE

Fred Fields. who lives AZ s0s
Ralaler boulevard. wam held up hy
two masked and armed highway.
men a. Railroad av. aud Masaa.
chusetts a. shortly after 6 O'Clock
last night NJ he was on his way
home from w0Fk.
While one o. the thugs held a
sun 10 hia head. the other bandit
wont through bis pockets and took
all the money Fields had. q o. gold
piece
Fields begged the hlghwaymen
for car fare. saying be had been
working hard All day. and did not
want % take the long walk 10 his
home. The thug handed FYeids rs
cents. kicked him vicioualy. and.
with an oath. told the victim 10 be
on his way.
Fields spent one Of the nickeia
TO ride TO the police station. where
he reported the hOld.np
Steamer Santa Glars IL due ~ fhla
morning with passengers and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

Brcs.. si0.ses. William Nellan a
Co. $4,000 John kaihsrE. 81. $50.
AcQnatd a Moore. si3.tTt2T. J. =.
AcQuaid. sia.5Ts. Ide q Jones.
SASS. George A. Banderet. sIe..
500. Ruth 4 Hartman. sit.&ss. D.
u. Traphagen. tis.ga1; J. X. T..
Mitchell. $3.50: J A. Bailey. SIS.
SIS; Northwest Construction com.
pany. 81. 1000
The awarding % Tire contract was
deferred until Decemoer .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
I.panese Has a House
Transported on
Shipboard.

ssaageH Of all the strange
.ssrlss nat arc shipped on the
NJ tsans Pacific boats IL a piece
\ fselxht bFnaght across from
La " sne Big Blue Funnel liner
Fsseef vkieA Is now on the sound
4 tks iorsafd hold. Just beneath
~ asre batch. r~poses a house.
= eentrartor's shack nor = port.
Il Arsse dismaniied IN sections.
Ma raj japanese house. intact
mh ore piece igsf as Il stood
emmhcrlrss years beside the
- gardens ~ = Japanese couu.
\ stats. lt Is the property II
1 gAiagani. a wealthy resident %
hreayer. who has mate \ FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
JOHN CORT TO HAVE
CHICAGO THEATRE

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 5--Cal.
sinHeilig. president % the North.
western Theatrical association. an.
nounced last night that John Cnfs
and himself had ciosad a deal Tor
the election Of a $500. 200 theatre
IN Chicago. AZ the corner Of Ran.
dnlph and Dearborn sta They
closed q nine year lease on the site
yesterday. and ths architects have
completed the plans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
NORTH TRUNK ROAD
BIDS OPENED

MfNPlA. r,sc. Bids we're
rmsd hy the state highway board
maFiay afternoon for the con.
rrfiou u state aid rad No -.
HRFsise known a. the North
fnk rad In King county. The
IS ssre a. follows. l. n Cioerig.
ksE Q. ". Wilson. s. .9as. Mllla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
The Ideal
Dentists
SHERMAN HOTEL,
i206ta First Avenue,
Cor. Seneca.
DIR. E. A. MAKER Mngr

We are still making
those iuIi sets Of teeth iof
$500. the same kind you
used to pay $3.50 FOR.
OF course tllis IS only
done TO bring people 10
the oiiice-thcrc is no
profit IN making the kind
81 plates We make tor s..
But you know when pa
tients think they have been
treated right they will
often 20 out 81 their way
10 recommend the dentist
who did their work. aud
gradually the volume Of
business comes which
makes any business or pro-
iession profitable. That IS
what we are after. Now
as 10 terms--we arc in a
position 20 offer you any
thing in the line that will
be convenient 10 your
pockctbook. We are will
ing 10 make IL as easy for
you a. possible. We have
ealso adopted the insurance
guarantee plan. which in
snrcs the patient against
poor materials or work
manship. We give a writ
ten guarantee for IL years.
What could be iaircrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
SOUTH DAKorA's vorE.


SIOUX FALLS. .. D.. Dec e.
The official count. just completed
for South Dakota. shows the follow
Ing total vote for presidency
Taft. G7.98tg Bryan. S0.2GG
Chafln. f.0a9. HiaEen. IS
The total vote on governor was
VeaHey. 62,DsD. Lee. 1887. KNAPP
pen 1855, Knapp. 2.642.
Total vote on congressman: Mar
tin, 62.3s2; Burke. 81 400, Dowdali
3s.7bs. Olsen, as,G22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
JOBBERS TO FIGHT
RATE ADVANCE


SPOKANE. Dec. b.--The spokane
Johhera' association. representing
about 100 OF the principal shippers.
met yesterday To protest against
the Increase IA freight rates nm.
nounced by the tranaeoutineuiai
roads 10 go into effect January /
The Spokane advance Is approx.
mately 10 cents hundred A com.
mittoe was appointed 10 draft y
formal protest. which will state
that the tnnscontinentai railroads
Will be enloined IA the federal
courts against putting the rate into
effect The foundation was laid
Tor a new rate case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
FiRt AT ANAcoaTGs.


ANACoRTEs. Dec g. Fire that
did damage 10 the extent OF no less
than $1,000. and for q time threat
oned 10 destroy thousands OF dol.
lars worth OF property In the bust
ness section Of the city. broke out
last night at 6;t5 O'Clock In the
BIG G. y. Thoruhurg department
store ne Commercial and Firth SITS
u IL supposed the blaze started
from a stove. The firemen saved
the Th0rnburg store building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

ing the kidneys. the dangerous uria
acid " once more expelled from tho
blood, and danger OF gravel. stone,
dropsy. heart trouble. diabetes and
Bright's disease removed.
Deans Kidney pills are for sick
Kidneys IN old or young There 10
not a particle Of narcotic or poison
Gus drugs In this remedy. II ia
recommended publicly by thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05
Voie In WYomlnn.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Dec. B.-The
canvass OF the vote In Wyoming
Tor president. completed today.
shows the following results: Taft.
20.s46. Bryan. 1913, Debs. Las;
Chain. "a. Hisgen, 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

OLYMPIA. Dec. 8. Coy Mead
VII attend the national apple show
IN Spokane December 4. and will
visit other parts OF the state before
returning to Olympia the latter
part ~ this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

sNOHoMIsH. Dec. 5-The ma.
chlnery Tor the snohomlHh milk
eoudunsory has arrived The plant
will be la full operation BY Febru
AIRY 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

orvis GLADDEN.. one 81 nroadway's
prominent students. WAS yesterday
afternoon elected 10 the manager.
ship Of this years minstrel show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-05

the COrt. will have seating ca
paolty of 1900. and will be used
exclusively for the production Of
musical comedies.