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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-21
A BEAUTY

A BEAUTY
Eir.raain modern hease. elegantly fin.
ishsa in Eeldan OAK half block from
FhiHHqf as ear close 90 school On lnt
Ssh commanding View ~ lake ara neNp-
tsins This property can - had n taken
af unrs fcg e. Csc ttAea down balance
IKE rent
CALLIsuN a ALLISON.
Seventy ihifd and Greenwood
Phone North a8at Fhinnry A. car,
FOR sALE- MISCELLANEOUS.
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Sash ANp poon BARGAINS
Crcss panel doors for staining $685.. st
Gross panel Grngs fur staining t.... 81 o.
Cottage front denrs oniY --... s. 90
Our itaN trent dnnf giAaa from tuE 81
The Nev Door
Craftsman 90 mission doors iusi the kind
fof bungalows onlY siee per door
House Paint
Williams Gold Seal Faint
i-nsilpn cans. pr eaiicn. ..+..,-. 81 90
O. gallon cans. per Ealion +.....,. 81 90
Don't bus a window OF e door any
whore until ycu SCI our prices We have
You cap huy from us ard ~svc tbc mid
diemajf'a nfoflt ipf Nourssif
send tof easAsoEas. matted free. post
raia. without fharEc
o Il WILLIAMS co.
seattle. Wn
nid. ard her colt tive months old snld
Coz tsh , = Sorria Take Green Lake
car 10 haufman ont to faud and Wood
isna PARK nv d 40 l. lisa
$40 sample suite $3.50. Tracie. Room
sef Traders hlds soah Third II
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE or ENrIRr CON.
TENTS OF PRIVATE RESIDENCE
INV u FIR ST wEpNEsDAr SEP
hn nIsssr,sa ain 's n. ins n a,s shsrp room
furniture. paflor chairs. rockers center
tables and upholstered FoodA iron beds
spTlnas mattresses bedding. dfesseFs
ohiffoniers. art squares. curtains. library
OF books. range. etc. etc Furniture IL
COED. and all goes at this sale Take
Noeler Way cars 20 18th Av n 81
niekefton Phones Main iooii Ind
FOR sALE-FURNlTURE.
wipdup auction sale Of tho waldorf
kepiember ia. az 10 a m naianes u
stock consists OF dresssrs. brass and
enamel beds. ehiffonlora china closets
huifets. tables. chairs. rockers. office and
leather furniture. ranges and lots OF
aoooR hvetythlnE goes. JOE MARTIN.
East 1871 -al-a2
For sale-slN-room furnished house.
electticsi must sell. going east Also
furniture for sale. eit 7sd av n
--io-2i
BaEgH & Garrett, elh and esi Pine ~
on aide street. efnan expense, We sell
TOT less III
For sale. ~ elegant newly furnished
rooms, rtht reasonable Phone Main
8feH - -
For sale. furniture OF five rooms new
goods 10 sell cheap Apply sliq Kill
bourne Az --fR.af
Six rooms for ront; furniture OF four
rooms for sale. 4iee Bighth st. y
--is.RS-N
Furniture for sale and flat for rent.
on Eighth and Pine. Phone Main lsGb
II you have furniture for sale, phone
Sme.n- Ammo lebNl A kasl. Iii
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SO Down, So Per
NJ onth

Pine rnrhst hultdina ipt ~ fffe rear
naesnna FarE raf finr AID afhHaL kqd
sieu. fiHe Residence Hrishhorhuqd y err
rrnf money mi8 Boy FnNf hufNe
See Aif Csff tet Amefiean bank hiHg
aa tHsf
An EASY opENtwG
acres rich valley isnd. All In rHliiNa.
iian. acres in fetskHees trnfc. Ea0d
hafn flu6 water y nile from Auburn
rfirr Hg.tee. epiy $500 rasa
TWO ACRES At HAMMER BEACH
Fine pfGh#ra Do yeats old. aifn small
traits snua frcnfn heussl riiN water
GRAND eieW. handy Go uar An Ideal
fuunffF NaaHa estate Price tf eco. wifh
'erfue For particulars torigig cau East
fs9
CuiE LAND co..
tfia rhird Az Main 1915 fua. iaft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-21
THE SEATTLE STAR


Entered al tho Seattle posf olfleo a.
second class matter.
one grHl rcf copy. siR cents rer week,
ef twenty tive ceats per month haltF
sfcd ~ mail ~ carrier 30 free copies
To MAIL sTnSCRfnNRs The date
whom YcUr subscription expires IL on the
address label 81 each pApeF whoa that
dete arriNes. N yeur subscription has net
AGAIN hcen paid in advance. yput nsfne
is taken ffon the list shanse OF iaie
On TIE address label IL receipt wv
per year. 81 50 fuF STA mouths
NoFiCE 10 SUBSCRIBERS should
ycur copg 81 The star fati g. reaoh you
- a'Clrtk any essntne. please DO "
the fNaCr 80 cah Np Nnr m0tn niflfN.
sunset Main 1859; ina 81. hetween
ana f,ae O'Clock. and we WI schd Nou
cepN al enee nc yea should isit4 ~ mere
than once. please telephone us every TINS
you nfss b.
IL ans waV We can De certain % eiylnk
our subscribers perfect scrNice-end
Il IL the only way.
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West Side Heights

fifty. faot lots fer ttea uug easy tsTfns
uafKnlflraaf view aad remember. ~ Niii
nniy 10 40 minutes fFpm Pioneer sg4ars
WhkH siNnuaf 50 eom plsssd Take West
Seattle car 81 ferry. get OF - West
ghAfisstoa. ONCE on Efupha
81 " muTcHieOw.
Exclusive AEaaG
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did You Ever
See the Likes"


OF the returns oct for peopls7
az doesn't iksy1
n We got returns from one line Of cas,,a.<
only Il would naturally cause surpnse
But day after day, We tell you o. fllilna ~sn.s -
all descriptions.
From supplying all sorts Of help and finding lon
articles
To selling thousands Of eoars' worth 81 real ,st..
WE just Ger REsuLTs.
That's all there is 10 H.
wANTED-RsAL ESTATE
Nanted-lot on queen Anne. with
Improvement IN or ordered Nakef
ihe prizes right ana M Ray cash.
This ad was IN this paper only,
BY r. Cruise, 1904 Terry sy.
II but
Many replies GANG from the ad,
And Mr.. Cruise got two lots In Sound View AodsIsa.
He paid ~ $50.
We don't know how you feel about.
But We think u pretty big ooin's
To have such large number, as Mr. Cruise ssn
20 the ad.
And for Mr.. Cruise TO secure through that small a
which but once,
The property he wanted.
He says he got a bargain.
80 cents all the ad cost
We are waiting,
mot al the church,,
But at the live end Of Main 1850 or Ind. 44i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-21

BARoAtHH FOR TUESDAY.
HDTEfe-50 rooms transient henrt Of
city, g. $50 viii handle
HOTEL. 20 rooms, franHient. 1880
puts you in
HOOhfNG HOtSB--l5 rooms D house.
Keeping g single $3.50 cash down.
GROCERY a. 500 invoice 1850 takes
ponaeaeiGH
NOVELTY STORE At ; bargain.
r. "a HENpmHaf1N
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Country Grocery

An opportunity Of q lifetime Tor man
ond wife Store iu good settisfnAnt 90
sound close 20 Heattle. On account ~
partners not agreeing will sell al In
voice about 81 900
4os Orieut@ Block
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lqbs half time 10 shop. half 10 store.
Geo s.esey ~ zee bone =, Phone ,,
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PERSONALS.
Osteopathy

On Holt. nAEE0FATHfC FHYs
siciAN AND CFTONETRfsT. aiao uslnx
sieetrtcliy. yibFasion light cure. dry ana
steam baths Eyes treated glasses fit.
MENTS sIses TeisphDna NAiu 1854
~ Peoples Bank Bidg. Secoad AMI
Pike.
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The star canast guarsntee se-
cmrnry or assume resRonsihhiif
for errors OF auy kind orcurftek
In telcphaned advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-21

DON'T Be LONESOME - Interstate
Introducing society for respectable pea-
pie. oniT feiiabl@ marriage aaatrinlasitai
agency Mang wealthy members Ynr-
sonai irtfgaes lions Hours. mornings g.
evenings seudsyH Included Ssefssa-
beF paper zee. Boa ISL, Seattle Wase.
inEton office. t9-f1 Vendome Hotel
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HELP WANTED-MALE--

AoEETs-THE MAN or THE HOUR
VII coin money selling our NORTH
POLE DISCOVERY SOUVENIR. cute
pobby. up-to- the minute novelty. send
100 for sample; set buy. LICKING
sPEcTALT1 CO, NEWARK, OHIO
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FOR sALs-FURNITURE.

Windup auction sale Of tho waldorf
Furniture Co. foT Pike ST. Thursday.
september rs. al 10 a m balance Of
stock consists ot dfeSsers. brass and
enamel bede, ehiffonicra. china closets
hufets. tables ehalrs rockers office and
leather furniture. ranges nud lots OF
aoooR LvefythinE goes JOE MARTIN
East 1871 fila
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Mrs Braun mid alfe. IA Years. -.
peTisncs- confinement home rausuifa.
tlon ans examination free isfs ifowslg
St Essfiaks car. Plat a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14
Still Searching for
 Holland Bennett
(Special from United Press.)


 Naples, June 14-United States Con- sul Crowenshield today cabled to New York to have the authorities there thoroughly examine the steamer Ser lin and all her steerage passengers when the vessel arrives in New York in the hope of finding some clue to the disappearance of Roland Ben nett, the Boston man who is supposed to have disappeared from the ship somewhere between Genoa and Naples. Crowenshie1d is inclined to accept the theory that Young Ben net. who was on his honeymoon, com mitted suicide but close friends of the man and his wife deny this. Af- ter the vessel had left for New York it was reported that there was a pos. Sibility that the man had been killed and his body hidden on board.
 It is expected that if he was the victim of any one on board the ship a search will reveal this fact and that is why the consul cabled for the insti- tuition of the investigation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14
Mayor Stops Salvation
 Army in Stamford

Stamford, June 14.-The police broke up an open air meeting of the Salva- tion Army, Sunday, and brought Capt. s. W. Wilbur. his daughter, Miss Will bur, his brothers, J. H. Wilbur and Albert Wilbur, Mrs& J. H. Wilbur, and Staff Capt Joseph Garabed, known as "Joe the Turk, to police headquarters, because they ignored the orders of Mayor Tupper and Chief of Police Brennan, to cease beating bass drum and blowing bugles on the street on Sunday.
 They were closeted for upward of an hour with Mayor Tupper and Chief Brennan. and at the end they were de- liant. Capt. Cara bed, who is conduct ing a series of meetings here, declared that the police interference was an outrage and added that he would hold his meeting with the music accom- paniments on Atlantic Square.
 Mayor Tupper gave definite orders to arrest him or any one else who used a noise or music making device at the meeting. The police are acting on a city ordinance, and Garabed says he and his fellow Salvationists are stand ing on their constitutional rights.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14
PRIEST GIVES FUND FOR
 FORT SLOCUM CHAPEL

New Rochelle, N. Y., June 14.-The cornerstone of a new Roman Catho- lie chapel, to be built at Fort Slocum, was laid yesterday afternoon in the presence of a, large number of civilians and United States troops stationed at the fort. The fund for the chapel was raised by the Rev. Thomas F. Mclaughlin of New Rochelle.
 Father McLaughlin's parishfoners last week gave him. a purse of $3,500 on his silver jubilee. He said that he would use the money for the chapel at Fort Slocum. The Knights of Co., lumbus and Holy Name Society were represented at the ceremony, and Lieut. Col Andrews of the Second Cavalry commandant of the fort, had charge of the military arrangements.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14

. SIT o H IA. e.n. ,Ths Kind You haVa Always Bought
 Sss::s'. st': ;: ;s' <z0Z7z[
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14

F'oley's Honey and Tar is especially recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles and many sufferers from bronchitis, asthma and consumption have found comfort and relief, by using Foley's Honey and Tar. F. B. Brill, local agent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-14
THE STOCK MARKET
Cwatsou. Alpers & Co.)

It is only reasonable to continue the opinion long expressed in our letters that all the active forces in the situa- tion are working on the constructive side. So long as there is no setback from absolutely natural developments the tendency of values must therefore be upward. Healthy technical condi- tionS are established by the very ir- regularity produced by reactions founded upon profit taking. The con- tinued presence of a short interest is also maintained by such incidents, and considering the existence of strong foundations we look. in the absence of accident. for further expansion and bull accomplishments in the market
 CA s TO EEA.
 B..,. tbs 7Ths Kind You Have Always Bought s's,s'''' s &Hzzzszx
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
TARN Es ON DIET OF ORANGES.
califor ,ia's Golden Fruit Agrees with
the Ostrich.

II Is questionable if any animal on
earth 'ould duplicate the swallowing
feat Z at is TO be seen daily (or as
often S tourist comes along) at the
Cawstt n ostrich farm in South Pasa-
dena, al The ostriches on this farm
are We liable giants of their race, hav-
ing res ponded generously TO the genial
climat, good food and scientific care
OraI ges are one of their great dain-
ties. e peoially the big navel varie-
ties. II easuring upward of 81 inches
in diai leter. One old patriarch named
Emper ,r William will catch the or,
anges me after another. full ten feet
above he ground, until an even dozen
may b seen at the same time slowly
bumpil I down his long expanse of
neck, be finally lost in the rutile
of feat iers where neck and body join,
VIII am has been known to gulp 35
or 40 ranges in succession. says the
Wide World Magazine, and the fact
that h, is in robust health at 23 years
of age seems to indicate that Califor-
MIA or; nges agree with him.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
A BRILLIANT YOUNG MAN PASS
ED AWAY.

After a short Illness with pneu-
monia. Lawyer Franklin H. Bryant
died Thursday morning at i:25 a. m.
His death comes without warning TO
many. for his Illness foreboded no
such unhappy end. Yet he is gone,
and one who gave promise of great
usefulness is snuffed out He re-
turned TO the city few years ago
after an absence in Chicago and other
parts OF the East. where he began a
medical course. and here he entered
Denver University and finished in
law He opened his Office in the Good
block and had already won consider.
able recognition as an able barrister.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from Shorter church at 9
o'clock with the Lawhorn company
In charge. A wife and father are .ls
immediate relatives bereft, though he
will be sadly missed In the various
literary clubs OF the city and by a
host OF friends who esteemed him
much for his solid qualities.
Remains will PIE reviewed by the
friends at the undertaking parlors.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
Vast Tract Unexplored.

David George Hogarth, the geogra-
pher and explorer, said in western
Asia there are vast areas on which no
European foot is known to have trod,
nor even any European eye to have
looked. The greatest unseen area lies
in Arabia. Almost all the southern
half of Arabia is occupied, according
10 native report, by vast wilderness
called generally Ruba-ei-Khali, Dwell
ing of the Void" No European has
ever entered this immense tract.
which embraces some 600, 600 square
miles. 1t would take bold man to
venture out for the passage of either
$50 miles west to east or $50 north
10 souai in the isothermal zone of
the worlds greatest heat.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

."ss ono We --H 10 dffferentfal cal
culus. The grasp of detail is what the
university man does not get. The
man in business requires the routine
character of mind that the highly
educated college man has not the
patience for. What seem to be big
things do not exist in business, for
business is simply combination of
details. The best man in business is
the man with the greatest imagina-
ton. The strongest asset business
man can have is the power of seeing
what might happen. He must also
have the moral courage to go broke
if necessary, and not resort to crooked
work to keep afloat.-C. g. Riley,
President of Chicago Title and Trust
Company, in Leslie's Weekly.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
pu. New Blood into Your Business.

The up-to-date professional adviser
or business doctor, when called to
examine shrinking. declining bus
iness, often finds the patient barely
alive; the circulation being so slug
gish that he can hardly find the pulse.
In a desperate case like this he says
to the proprietor: You must put
new blood into this business There is
no life in it. There is no energy. no
push. no enterprise here. When q
patient gets as low as this one. thers
are only two things to do, let him
die. or infuse new blood into his veins
and try to resuscitate him Success
Magazine.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
NEW HOTEL CLERK.

The Santa Fe New Mexican of the
10th ult. has this TO say of Mr.. Will
liam Parsons, who was one of the for
tunate young men TO pass the mint
examination last year Quoting from
the paper: William Persons yester-
day assumed the duties as clerk at
the Claire hotel. Mr. Parsons was for
II years connected with the Palace
hotel and came yesterday from Den
yer. where he has been for several
months He spent his early life in
this city, and being an experienced
hotel man will prove most efficient
employee of that popular hostelry. i"
We are glad to know that air. Par
sons was so fortunate. yet we desired
TO make Denver citizen of him
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
The Avesta.

In its present form the Avesta is
only fragment Of the original Zorro
astrian scriptures. 1t is generally un-
ierstood that those ancient scriptures
consisted of 90 ood books of million
verses. The destruction of the two
original copies. the one At Persepoffs,
the other at Samarkand. is attributed
TO Alexander the Great The Avesta,
being only imperfect remnants Of
these originals, is in compass equal
TO about one-tenth of our Bible.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
The New England Spirit.

In every crisis that has come
this country the New England spirit
has risen to the top. It may. have
been dormant for time, but when
ever the necessity arose 1t manifested
itself. In the great internecine strug-
gle it predominated; in more recent
times it has asserted itself The pill
grim blood and the pilgrim spirit have
overcome all difficulties, Without
them the west would be !. wilderness.
The pioneers Of the weste>l states
were actuated by the spirit that set.
tied New England.-Denver Renuhn.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
HAD PLANNED TRIP TO cJ-o?-
Got Caught in Folding Bed and
Granger Took His Wealth.

For more than year Henry Da
vidsor has been planning trip to
Europ,, the New York correspondent
of the Cincinnati Times Star says. In
order to aid the travel fund by sa-
wing lle has occupied cheap room
on Ore Hundred and Twenty-fourth
street The principal object in the
room was a large folding bed. The
other night the bed seemed uneasy,
so Da' idson tried to re-arrange it. To
do SO he stood on it, near the head,
and II shut up on him like trap
Only his head protruded and he
screan ed murder in the three Ian
guagei he knows A tapping came
at the door
"Col he In" shrieked Davidson.
Come help mel"
The door opened slightly and an un.
pleasa It face peered in. Seeing that
Davids On was fast. the owner of the
face t,llowed It in. Cant We get
out7" e queried, sympathetically.
Davi ison replied. with some excess
Of hea that he wouldn't have yelled
If he lad been able to release him
self W thout assistance.
"Hu t had?" asked the stranger.
Davi ison said: NO: just bruised" +"
We L. said the visitor. you will
be hui bad II hear a zip out OF
you And he deliberately went
throug Davidson's belongings. while
the ow Ter. in folding bed and mental
agony, watched the procedure The
visited rifled Davidson's trunk, took
his III lie bits of jewelry and the
money he had saved for that European
trip. Now and then a groan burst
from davidson. always to be stifed
by threatening motion on the part
of tbs thief. .'Good-by." said that
person affably as he left, I'll close
the do)r after ME. You needn't get
up"
Whe l, an hour later. Davidson was
finally released by his landlady. his
first at was TO send for the kiNhen
hatche and destroy the bed
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
JUST BEFORE LENT.

The United Brothers OF Friendship
entertainment at Dania Hall. 9th and
Arapahoe streets. on Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY 2S. Two prizes will be given
away. Come and bring your friend
and have an enjoyable time Good
music. Admission only 35 cents.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
Kindly stay away from the date
Easter Monday night.

George Lewis. formerly of the Bur-
lington dining service, died in Lin.
coin Nebraska Sunday morning and
was buried Thursday there. He was
a sufferer from pulmonary troubles,
and was operated upon in the hope of
saving his life. He follows his wife
in death by only few months,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
Tn, College Man In Business.

ha le no doubt that man with
trainin , in imagination derived from
cole ye education can advance rap
idly. 1T would rather have rrsE
In bus ness wha eau do rarr .see
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
The Secret.

What is the secret of leading a
successful double life?"
Keeping the two lives parallel.
Once they converge, the devil is to
pay"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

Take your time. You won't need
money, Easter Monday at East Turner
Hall. The colored American Amuse-
ment Co. Harris Orchestra.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
D E N Y E r /
| T E MS /
NEW SKATING RINK.

A Skating rink and hall will be open
ed about the Goth at 1912 Curtis Street.
Everything in connection will be first
class. Dude Morris is proprietor and
manager.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06
Kindly stay away from the date
Easter Monday night.

The Lincoln-Douglas memorial next
Sunday will have these features:
Stars and Stripes Forever" by Sousa
national airs: "Artemis" and Uncle
sammy" also by Sousa. TO be played
by the Harris orchestra while Rev.
Countee will address the body on
Douglass" and c. W. Buford will
present a paper on Lincoln" II has
been the custom OF the Alliance to
celebrate the memories of our great
men. In the former years the follow
ing have participated; s,r. J. ].
Manuel. Capt. Campbell and Z. A.
franklin.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

Mr.. Clarence Hodges has returned
to the city after several weeks Of
absence.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

At the parsonage of Shorter Chapel
Wednesday evening. Rev. Ward united
In marriage Miss Cora Clark and VIII
Adams In the presence of a lew
friends.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

Geo. C. Sample has returned from
Hot Springs. where he went TO take
the baths and is in fine health again
and suffers no twinges of the rheuma-
,ism.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

The next big thing in dancing /:
viii Knights masquerade ball Febru
ary is al East Turner hall.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

Bud" Porter OF Pueblo has come
TO the city and has opened the Pas
time club In all of its former splendor
He is experienced In catering to the
public's wants along the lines of
pleasure emporiums and will be glad
TO see all of his friends at any time
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

The new cafe at 1862 Washingto
avenue Is open. Go see 1t and be col
vinced that II is going to fill lonl
felt want
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

The Berkeley Art Club met with
Mrs. Mason last Friday and was the
guest of Mrs. J. Leftrfdge of 1926 La
fayette street this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-02-06

Rev Reynolds united in marriage
last Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Burnett, Jas. John
son and Mrs. Minnie Paul Only "a
few friends witnessed the ceremony.