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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-05-13
Monster Slaughter Sale Of
Furniture,

Monster Slaughter Sale Of
Furniture.
AZ will be noted by tn
mammo b double page an
nouncement in. other. colum.
Of this issue. Mr. F G Estes, tn!
we'll known and popular Fur
niture dealer, has decided, t,
retire from the furniture bust
ness at once-or in less than ,
month hence, to enter othe
lines in this city Mr.. Este
states that he will remain il
Wahpeton bat has made plan'
whereby he will discontinue
his furniture lines 70 devote
HE entire attention to under;
taxing. adding 4 full and com
piete equipment for that bust
ness. the most m1aern in this
coaoty. He will, ih' connection
With his undertaking business,
carry . large and varied stock
Of Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums.
Window shades .'.aud.. fancy
home littings. bric-a-hrsc:etc.
aud make a speciality Of picture
framing 40 we'll 40 carrying .
full aud attractive line of beau
tiful pictures. In order to dis
pose of his Furniture stock at
once, he has placed, the same
in the hands of the we'll known
Hamilton-FIick Co. Of Mime.
oplis, noted experts in sales
management. Mr.. Whit i r,
their representative, who is
here, states that the stock will
be closed out at once without
reserve, at special sale on the
premises for what it will briug
in a quick and decisive sale,
starting on Saturday morning
and continuing.for 10 days only.
No goods will be reserved or
laid aside; the terms of. sale
will be cash only q n d. the
people of Wahpeton and vicini.
81 will be given the opportuni.
y Of their lives to secure furni-
4are at less than factory prices
Hotel and rooming house keep
ere will do veil to, attend the
sale early. Out of.town visit,
ono complain of q aeasth of va.
cant rooms id the city and this
will afford shrewd housewives
Who have a spare room in the
house to furnish it at trifiina
cost and turn On honest penny
BY letting it to the tsanaient.
Who come here; There 10 SCR.
TO be hundreds of visitors here
tor Market day the two day
following when the Fargo Cubs
play here, and many other
occasions will follow. Wahpe.
ton 10 growing-ft up your va:
cant rooms and let them. It
will cost but little now at the
Big Sale. May movers will al.
% welcome such an opportunity
ut this unparalleled bargain
event will present. Attend the
great sale on Saturda, and for
10 days after.
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Attend the big sale of furni-
tare at Estes, opening Satur.
day.
W. L. Forkuer was in Biz
marck this week aea Iurymsn.
To be sold at once 1t l4erci-
Hess Sacrifice -: ssaa::
Do not fail To- = hear Ma.
Almena Parker Mcdonald, of
Chicago, in her address next
Sunday evening atthe Congre-
gational church.
he Estes makes . radical
change in Business bat will
remain in Wahpeton
Stock Of 3. G.. Estes in the
tHaad, 81 the Hamiiton Flick
Company; [...,.
I wish to cell 1t private sale
fny household fsfaituFe, Ice.
boz. etc At very low prices.
Chas. q. Babe.
There are tve.nty:one cli,ie,;
In the state With public> libra.
ries, whats's the matter, that
Wahpeton don't have oue7
Mis-. Geneva Losineer spent
Sunday at her home in Aber.
crombie.
The Juvenile Operetta "Red
Riding Hoods Rescue" will be
rendered by 125 young people
of Breckenridge and Wahpe-
ton for the benefit of St Fran.
Gle hospital upon the evening
of the 28th The ladies in
charge promise the audience a
most delightful evening Tick
% Is, so, IS and % cts
Cleaned seed fax for sale.
Raised in the Northern part Of
the state. Best seed obtain.
able. Price 100 per buahsl.
Apply to 8. s Bailey, agt.
Farmers Elevator Co. Barney,
N. Oak. *:
There viii be lively tiu,esip,
the furniture line for the next
10 days here in Wahpeton Read,
the big tvopage announce
ment of the retiring from baai.,
ness sale at Estes furniture
store
Friends of Dollie Pelham
formerly of this city but now,
. resident of Paramount, will:
be sorry to learn that Dollie 10
confined to her bed, and it il
feared che will not be able to
attend school again this year,
Saturday n y 22 Farmere,
free auction, b a n d concert,
pony races, footmans race, sack
race, potato race and a large
program of amusements. All
p ICES paid in cash all races
and contests open to farmers
oaly. Specially low prices
given BY Merchants such as
will more than repay you for
coming many miles to trade.
Don't miss this Wahpetons big.
est dav in her history.
D. d. Sullivan optical specia,-
let of Fargo will be in Wahpe;
ton Saturday May 22. Exanain-
ing eyes and fitting glasse..
Office at Merchants hotel.
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BANK sTATENENT.

Report Of the oo5dittoa Of The Peoples snts
Bank q wahpeton. n tAe STATE Of North d
koea, n the close Of business April nj, 1902.
Reeouroes
Loans and Discounts, s us ses 8,
Ovefdrsfts. secured / unsecured lssex,
Waftants. stock etc elH.e1
Banking Ao1se furniture 3 fixtures souo.Ul
Other Real Estsse Zoo q
Due from other banks osamaU
Checks and other cash items ss7.oi
Cash 1k7eeA 7ASl1 8,
-, ro.u 80. ,l,.s,ase
Liabilities
hDxal ssnek, ,,:s'> - = 70 soaoase
Surplus booQoo
Undivided Profits. less expenses and
taxes paid eN. IS
Undivided deposits. subject to
check ON.le1.D
Demand certificates Of deposit sls7s
Time certimcatcs Of deposit 7Coes9s
Cashieri's checks outstanding M.sl
Due to other banks l74f7. 10 ies. "a O.
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3ll $50 g
State Of North Dakota, County Of Richland, %
I, Robt. 7, BARBER, cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement 10 true, to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
Ro8T T. BARsER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lat
DAY Of May, 1919:
t8eal)
Prank 3. McKean, Notary Public.
Ny conmission expiret Apr. II, 1911.
Correct Attest: ).
w.D. Henry
Aath Braun:
v. =. Purcell
DIRECTORS.
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Congregational Church notes.
Sunday morninr Mav H. tn

Congregational Church notes.
Sunday morning May l6s the
theme for the sermon will be-
"Not Conformed but Trans.
formed" School 1t noon. - ::
In the evening Mrs.. -Almeua.
Parker Mcdonald organizer for
the W. c. T. o. lecturer and
reader, will speak. Mrs. Nc
donald comes to 10 with the
very b e st recon mendations
aud surely will have q message
worth the hearing. This is to
be a union service. Let every
body come. A free will offer.
ing for the W. c. T. U. work
will be taken.
Read every word Of the man.
moth two-page ad of the mons
ter sale of furniture at Estes
which opens Saturday
r. T. McMicheal at Mike
Mohr's old shop on Dakota
Ave. All kinds of blacksmith
ing neatly and quickly done.
Notice Of Teachers Examination,
There will be q regular teach.
ere examination. held in the
High school building at wah.
peton and in Lidgerwood on
Friday and Saturday My Is
and ~. -. ! :.
> FIR. BARx1s, :,
-. ceraty supt, !
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BANK STATEMENTS.
6esQNnea

Resources
10. esq Report Of the condition, Of. the
Ottiseus National Bank. at Wahpeton. in tho
6tste Of North Dakota. 1t tho close Of busl
0eas, April 18th, 1859.
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Pound 81 in Crow. Nest.

High above the street. in crows
nest built 10 the Bteeple of St AGA
tha's Catholic church a. philadelphia
s. gold piece waR found recently BY
two Hteepleiacks The money was
tightly wedged IN the nest and had
evidently been there FOR some time.
John HesBlcr and Louis Jennings. the
steepleiacks. are tearing down the
spire, and IN the course Of their work
they have had 20 remove all of the
many nests found ~ the crewcos.
This particular nest WIS brought 60
the ground and he discovery Of the
gold piece was made Us little girl
who was searching for eggs IN the
nest How the money got there S. a
mystery too deep for tho steSpiei6cks.
4 crow viii seldom carry anything 10
It's nest eytept food
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EXECUTORS SALE
~ ~."oF A.a.-
Valuable Farm

ON the Hanover and Westminster
road. near The Pennsylvania Line. In
Myers district. Carroll County. Mary
land. miles south ~ Hanover. and 3
miles north Of Union Mills.
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A story That Varies.

There Is a story more or less diff.
fused of young bride on her wedding
day playing the game OF hide and seek
and concealing hers,lf IN one of those
ancient carved chests Of large size,
After she had got In the lid closed,
and she found herself unable TO raise
It again. for Il fastened with a spring,
and she was shut In. Search was
made for her IN every quarter but the
right one, and great perplexity and
dlsmay were caused by her disappear
ance, n was not TN years after. when
chance led 70 the opening OF the chest,
that the body Of the young bride was
discovered and the mystery OF her dis.
appearance solved.
The story Is found In so many places
that Il may be questioned whether II
is true OF any one Of them Rogers
tells II Of palace In Modena. The
chest in which the poor bride was
found Is shown at Bramshili, Ia Hamp.
shire. the residence Of Sir John Cope
Another similar chest with precisely
the same story attached 10 Il was Tong
shown Mt Maxwell Old Hail. between
Winchester and Bishops waltham.
The folk tale Of Catskin or pean
dane represents the girl dying with
her bridal dresses from marriage
that Is repugnant 90 her. and as this
tale Is found all over Europe II may
have metamorphosed itself into that
OF the bride who got into n chest aud
died there Cornhill Magazine.
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about the bush, and sell came right
out and offered him S2lsH900 for his
plant and his patents. and In addition
70 this the position OF manager OF our
works with $4,000 salary
The girl suddenly laughed
Why, that was fine, daddy. And
what did the gifted young man DOR
The gifted young man never turn
ed hair II he was surprised at my
offer he carefully concealed the fact
4 He thanked me, but added that he
would be guided entirely by his part
ner. who owns q half interest In the
factory and patents. He promised to
let me know his partners decision
very soon, and had to be satisfied
with this promise And that, dearie,
Is what ! call eating humble pie
and lots OF IT,"
There was a little silence.
Daddy said the girl, 4 want your
advice"
But | know nothing about hats or
gowns"
She softly laughed.
ITS money matter this time, dad
dy bought half interest In a
manufacturing plant q year ago and
I've been offered 400 per cent profit
on my investment II ! Will sell out
The old man stared down at her.
THAT sounds good What's the
plant called?"
The girl hesitated.
It's the Anrdus Transmitter Co..
daddy"
"Whatin
Yes. daddy I'm the partner who
must be consulted"
"Youi"
Yes, daddy. what do you advise
LEI me get my breath. you ras-
Fan right, daddy. Take your
time" She looked toward the door
Robert she called Aud Robert
Andrus entered the room Here IL
my partner. daddy
The old map stared AZ the new
conner.
Well. we'll" he muttered
And daddy, Roberts price has
gone up. l-I found II out this az
teruo0n He wants me. tool"
The old man stared from Robert 10
the girl Her arm stole round his
neck
Say It's all RIGHT. dada
He sank back with q Sigh 81 resls-
nation
"AIore humble pie be murmured
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though In unspoken condemnation.
Thereupon HambIIn became an enthu-
siastic defender and openly scof1ed at
his lack Of appreciation.
A shadow crossed the moonlit porch,
but the three did not see Miss May
brick till her voice broke in on the
controversy
"You would not expect Mr.. Staunton
to criticise his own book, would your
she said calmly. Then, as her ear
caught James low exclamation of won
der, she added In tone Of surprise;
Had you not guessed that he was an
author, Miss Carew7 I heard that you
defended him very eloquently one aft
ernoon hi the orchard and said a good
word for me too. For that want to
thank YOU"
Staunton's face was turned toward
the blushing girl, and in full moonlight
Miss Maybrick could read his secret.
II 1t sounded the deathknell to some
hope in her own heart, gratitude to her
companion made her lead the bewil-
dered Alex for walk down the lane
and a gradual restoration Of his self
confidence.
"And ! have to thank you, too, Jane
staunton said tenderly.
But he took her down to the orchard
and told her in his own way.
How did You guess that / was not
the farmer ] pretended to beT' with a
hint OF wonder under his gladness.
Jane raised face radiant with the
realization that the new world was
opened forever. Just because you are
you" she said joyouely. Love is not
always blind"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-07-02
TDNBLic SALE
pF
HOUSE AND LOT.

~ virtle % & decree % the Orphans
Court J vii sell on
TUESDAY, JULY l8. aiaP H.,
The House ami lot, Formerly ,ha pf0a,
E7A ertg 81 Snwaei VI pattorson. ID.
ceased situated on tbe NicQaemus
road. 3 alileg southeast 81 Westminster.
in tho village of Louisville This rond
was sfSeeted for improvement by the
Good Roads Commission. and runs from
Sykeavillp 20 Westminster. Tho house
IS hplf log and half frame. rooms, an
0utbUildings, good well OF water, con
vcnieut 81 schoola and churches. about
J arft az ground.
Terms Of sale One-thirl ofpurchase
money 70 be paid n cash GA day Of sale
or upon ratification thereof by the
Court. the residue in two equal pay
ments. one IN 6 ard the other ii 10
months from dag Of sale, the credit
payments 10 be- secured by notes Of the
purchaser, and bearing interest from
day Of sale. OF all cash at option Of pur-
chaser.
JOSHUA NJ. PATTERSON,
june Is Il Executor.
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Franklin 'sLivey

Having bought the entire Livery out
fit Of Benjamin Dorsey, and improved
N same by adding some first-class
horses and vehicles, would like
WU~A~ to serve you when a team of
any kind is wanted. Will board your
horses by the meal, day, week or month
at fair price, Give me trial.
JOS. L. FRANKLIN, PROP,
At the Old Thomson Stand.
decl3 II Westminster. Md
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UmAs MARKLB
Executors
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B0!giaH6s Reclaimed Cow Peas

Sow them for Hay Crops for Forage Crops after
grain crops. vacant land. Put Cow Peas in
every available piece of land you have They Will
wonderfully increase the value and pFuJpctiveueaa
II your entire farm. We strongly recommend the
sowing d Mixed Cow Peas. they are composed Of
Blacks, Whippsfws, Clay. etc. The upright
and Win produce much better crops OF vines and n
larger amount Of forage
j BoLqfANp 4 Son Baltimore Ma.
The Agricultural Department at Washington
referred me 70 you for Alfalfa CowPeas and Irish
Cshbler ratatnsa
y. l. DuYrKncK Cecil county Md.
We are headquarters for Cow Peas IN your
merchants can't supply you with Boigian0's Re
cirabssi Cow Peas write 70 us We viii tell you
where you can got them.
J. BOLGfANo a SOM
Haltimare's Greatest Seed HOnse
pymtt Light and EiIieott streets
hp HAiti0ore Nd
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You've Eoi no EruuHdg io al me-
said the millionaire 20 the begg8r
I've sUt just sa many troubles az yuu
have
No GUuDi yef righi BOSS fiA Che
bteEar t1mlYa hlt ibe 3iHcultY
with nr aln1 ebi n8thin else"
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FOR SALE.

The desirable home Of the late Mich
olas ID. Norris, at Eldersburg, this
county, 3 miles from Sykesyille, about
20 Acres Of Land fronting on the eEzfA
Liberty Road, and improvements. .nH12.
All In good condition.
Apply on the premises, or address
N. DORSEY NORRIS,
july 81 If Roland Park, Md.
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By virtue of the power and author
ity Ia uH vested Is the last will and
testament u Charles T. Jones late
Of Carroll county. docegasd. and BY
an order from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county. We, the undersigned
executors viii sell at public sale. on
SATURDAY. July 9Th, 1904.
81 ] O'Clock. all that valuable farm
Of the late Charles L. Jones, contain
Ing hy 9 recent survey made by NJ.
Theodore YeiAer. county surveyor for
Carroll county.
1904 ACRES SF LAND, More or Less.
Said farm consists Of about 80 acres
Of farming land IN high state Of eni-
uyatlpn, and the balance IN timber
land about twelve acres Of which
la IN original Rrowth OF white oak,
chestnut. &r and tho balance IN
second growth Tho improvements
thereon consist af comfortable 2
story Dwelling House. bank RrTA
outbnlldlnR0 All IN good condition,
never failing spring u water Is
near tho house and well for the
barn This farm adjoina land oi
Aaron p Null. Charles Feraer. Mary
A Jones and others aud IL well
worthy Tho attention % nuf una wish
lag ~ bus q farm
Terms Of Sale. -One-third Of pur-
chase money 10 Be paid In cash on
tise day % ahle ~ upon the ratification
thereof bY the court. the residue ia
two equal paymcntd one ~ 6 uontha
aud The ether Ia i2 months from tho
daE of sale the credit payments 20
b. secured by tbs notes 81 tkg pur-
ebaHer ana bearing interest from rho
dsy 81 sails, 0f an ceBa az the option
~ lle puFcAageg.
GEORGE W. ZONES.
URtAs MAHKlE.
k.Necaiafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16

sNNHAFAHH WV *
Nonette h. a Merry Mise And she
goes Armed with Delicious nimple
and Delightful Display Of reaFlY
whites which would make a stun
ming ad. for a tooth wash
Aside FROM that, Nnnetts ~ mlhs
trssH ~ vinlin. and hsr mastery
ever that grand inAtrumsut waH eN.
htbit0d last uight 60 a vastly Apnres
ctattve Congregation % Ticket Hold
ers which filled the Walled space
hstwesn James ana jefferson sts
and Third and Fourth avs
Nonette % the Human Watch Ne
Everybody watched and heard tee
And Regretted that size did nnt Tar.
~ a Whiic For. with voice ard vie.
linz Nemette % worth one solid hour
Ana she deserved the uuHtintea aps
plauNc which waited her into TIE
wings and nut 81 sight. Yes. that's
u shes out % ntght
Ana another feature which lassoed
lavish assortment % laughs and
HNhat-dos yuH. know about !. thataa
was the kitabansat Troupe sisft
equiiibriatlrallr.a athletic NippsnsHe
whose work is thiehiy Vensered with
etan4 Two 81 the tfoup. toHa and
fcY with a barrel using only their
hlshiy educated tootsies The drop
used In this act. depicting the Jap
ARsas navy in naval parade il
wrought from hand worked Oriental
silks And NcFnciggs pfeaE agent
u responsible Tor the info that "a
took ~ hannai Boys ~ months 10
sxulse the silken drop
fuF those who rsvei IN cnntoFtion.
MAnkln. tbs Frug Man IL the HeaG
NuhhsF 1.-the. tm0eFy loose Joint
ed MAXIM draws salary and APP
CLAUSE ~ yirtge % hts ahilitY To
ilssasls slssh ana Blood lev sa ne
he 4 the Choicest creak seen IN the
brpheum pond thus far
Mian Laura Hudson. g capable
Young actress, appears 60 dlstinet
advantage In The Fsud. q dramatic
little story % the Ksntueky maoua-
fins Two nountaineerF navr sworn
10 get" each ether and in this slt.
uktiou csutEFs the action AZ NO
tine DID the principals stsain Tor ~.
feet, From the stories that floa a
vsry easy 10 siew ths msthoas N
the rifiemsn ~ the ksutueky noun
tains Miss Hudson is supported by
Robert AZ kim and uriffith WAY
beth y whom were In every rafsie-
q Hsrtsrt Mitchell IL possessed o.
rirh baritone lie 80 atNa some
NAcnnteur. "fIit Amt exactly wet .
a4Yh ia tire Jelly Way says *
Al isass that u v has one ~ ths Poi.
ARD shilateH said Q! ~ Mitchell
FAfefaee and Rgdakin buried the
Ratchet In A Modern rorahontAs =
but fer awhile II appeared that =
modern John sfaith was about 10 ee
sent 60 the happy huntinn grounds
Miss Emme tt4insY. a fun blood
Indian iass from the Fheahuns res
rrvaflen. u the greatest American
actress on the stage today This Il
no joke For Miss flainsV u 4 simon
pure American. Mise haiueY poe
aessap y remarkable voice FfsdeF-
lex q seaton g. q Coed tndiaH. Only
has q paisfecs with . very realistic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16


Estrr rerrahini aud uraniana. al
the tAmhafdi Italian opera romna /
nv sans a very pretty Mimi and nus
dolto, respectively. in the preaanta :
ton Of ruccint'H La hohame al
the Moore theatre last niHht The
tuuefui music uf the opera through
out was very we'll rendered and the
pretty, but sad. story VI bohemian
life Was well told. though the HtaE
iHE. "a was 60 hc expected. did NOS
IA any way reach tho high standard
that has been set in America
Ia ferrahini has sweet voice
which ahe uses with an art aud man
uer quite pleasing and which show
% Go great ADVANTAGE Ia the sew
efal duets called Cor IA the score Of
the opera. In addition Go this she
acted The part quite we'll presenting
most interesting end lotabis quar-
tier Latin gigl
urasiana while Lacking some IN
stage presence, has "a strong ciuaF
tenor voice. which WAS wen tuned
With the other voices. ON the whole
the opera was we'll east. which. be-
cause % tho fact that this to essen
uuily four-part opera, made the
performance well worth hearing
The choral work and urehcHtration
were good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16
MAY LAUNCH FIREB0AT
NEXT MAY

II the material for the hull ar
rives promptly tho new fireboat
which Is being constructed az
Richmond Beach can be launched
during the first part OF May. A
party OF city officials inspected the
work yesterday.
During the day another party Of
city officials made an inspection Of
the old tlrcboat Snoqualmle. and
report. after an investigation. that
tho hull Of the boat Is rotting bad
Is and must be attended to lmme-
diateiy They are undecided az 20
whether u will be best TO make
repairs or secure an entirely new
hull The boat was repaired about
three years ago and new boilers
Installed az cost OF $50 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16

Moore -- The l.amhardl
Opera company. In IN rroya.
tore.
orand--"fhc nurgomaster."
ssattle--fhe Pollard Opera
company, In The Belle OF
New York"
lolH-"Captain 1inka."
orpheum-Naudeviilo.
Star--Naudcyillc.
Pantaaes-Vaideville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16

HELENA. Feb. t6 Five opiniona
were handed down by tho supreme
court In four OF which convictions
in lower courts ON felony charges
were affirmed, Two OF these have
to do with the conviction ot John
Ross. convicted in Yellowstone
county on the charge Of having
violated the anti gambling law, the
eOnstitutionnlity of which is M.
hafH
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SIERRA LEoNE. Feb. it.auv u.
r. lefmanN has somewhat unFrR
ctoualy accepted lihoria'a apology
for The recent firlng on Oerma n
liner hy the lihcrlah customs nun
boat Lark, nccordine GO Information
from MonroNla, but intimated that
the little African government must
most OF the coast. nnd establish
more ports of entry n " intends go
$50 on enforcing customs regulations
ma kfraFNNafN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-16

Long before fantaFes theatre
opened yesterday afternoon tho n H.
q sign was hung out and the box
offiee closed up. John ~ sullivan
aud Jake tilrnln dld a. Tho old time
eiadintora met 10 friendly bout fof
three rounds. John T.. made short
speech. That the grand old man 81
the prize ring 10 atili favorife YVES
evidenced by the great applause
which greeted his appearance
the hnntaneH show in we'll worth
while The Fortune nroa rough and
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