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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Official Records
 of the County

nEEps W fl Rankin, single, to NJ O'Neill; lot in War. ren district ..... 1000. NJ D Lobb ct ux to II W Wekeman; lots in DOu0Ias s......... ID J II Meyers to B Garrett; groupoi mining claims Warren district % Pue Prick and \ ck Nc. -Cormi,k to ] Rsoan. mining claim. Tar quoise distrct ... M Borrego ct ux to G II Hirst ct ux; lot in Douglas ...... B .
 MORTGAGES $ \ Ca,hey ct ux to Bank oi B sbee lot in Bisb+e ......... 400 . Alice l. Washington ct couj to w J Slaugh- ter; lots in Houg l0,l33 lG Welbourn < Doid. to Simpson Comp Scales Co; one scales 6j .. John Williams 10 the West Pub Co; law books. ........... 34O .
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE. Arizona Trust Bank ing Go 10 Nj Dono- hue: on To. in Douglas Norton Morgan Conner cial Go to Mamie A Ricketts; on lots in N IllcCS ........... Norton Morgan Commer. cial Co to R E and Mamie 4 Rcketts; on land in sec 30. ~ Clara X Boer.cke to Dragoon Cattle Co; on ranch west of Bisbee and ranch west oi ohn- son, also on cattle First National Bank of Douglas to k $ BlIm- enthal on lots in DOHglas
 ASSIGNMENT OF LEAss Geo II Nolan, single, tO \ Cathey; on lot in Aurora district ..... 100
 BILL OF SALE L l. Thomas to C \ Thomas; land and inn proyements on same near Bisbee ... l2j0 .. PARTIAL kElEAsE OF MORTGAGE Bank of Douglas to 4 Finney; on lots in Doug as s.......
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Richard OIesry to II snyder; general poa- els --.-. ....
 ORDER OF SALE. J P Kelly vs 0 ]. Near and W F Nihart; Sheritf White leyies on lot, in Douglas. ....
 PROBATE URT. Estste Sarah owens; order appoint. ing ad n.ini-trator.
 CERTIFICATE UF PARTNERSHIP. John Frsnkor,ch, M Serzentich and | Louis M,disosch form "Miners Groc. cry comp ny Ui Bi-bee
 AFFI"AVIT John H ffmeyer certiits that he was single at the time Of deeding lots in Douglas to M Dicus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15

It is estimated that at the present time there are 1000 tons of hay under shed in the Gila valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
STARTS
LITTLE PROBE
GOVERNMENT IS SURPRISED
THAT soUoRolA MAGNET" :
sTuNo OFFICIALS.

PiTranuRG. July 10 Iamoa
Fcldman aud tho iowplfy glra from
European uyalty which he CON
tesaoa to stealing from Mu Annie
Abbott Of Philadelphia, were taken
back to Philadelphia By detective
Hut the Little Oeorgia Magnet MS
Mn Abbott was known years ago
o. the stage. may have 10 pay a
large sum before she reealnn the
inwofly. valued AT taa.000
Agents Of the United States
treasury department IN Philadelphia
woru 80 surprised BY her statement
that Hho brought iowolrY vsluod At
$4,000 10 this country without pnY
INK duty that Special Treasury
Agent q W stratlon Is lnyoailghi
lnE the case
Mrs Abbott also was surprised
at the inquiry and said that ahu had
taken the ieWelry aefuaH the Dream
three times without paying duty
as she said tho iowelrY consisted
of presents 10 her trom the crowned
heads aud other European nobility
Rcldman said he met Mrs Abbott
through a matrimonial advertise
mont Inserted by him in Phlladel'
phiA newspaper oiFht months ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
NOTORIOUS DANCE
HALL CLOSED BY THE
A.-Y.-P.- {. OFFICIALS
DAVE BLAKE TOLD TO TAKE
klohoiKG HALL OFF
TIE GROUNDS.

Following BIZ oi detective work
last evening by President ChilberE,
Secretary " NJ Sheffield and
Treasurer G r. Collins. of tho
AN. exposition. President chill
befE this morning ordered tho clos.
ms Of the Kiondiko dance hall. At
the foot of tho Pay Streak chief
wApprnntein. u the exposition
guards. enforced tho order at noou
today. serving notice on Dave Blake.
proprietor Of the show. and N v
Tanner Hhn owns the concession
The exposition officials pfonouno
ed tho show unfit for decent pe0
Pile Il was originally opened ~
a reproduction on a iaiid scale d
a klondlke dance hall, but quickly
dnscnofatad Into 40 altogether TOO
realistic medel u an Alaska dance
hall at its uorat. The place vas
ireqnouted b. tho dlsfspuiahlc Gle
mont until finally IFS reputation
caused the personal Investigation
BY the expedition officials Preai
dent ChilbnrE stated to-day that no
concession Of such a iypa would No
permitted within the etlositi0a
gates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
BUY AN ORGAN.

Fine organs, both church and par
lor styles A varied assortment.
ranging in price from si7. s22. $50.
$40 and up.
Every instrument purchased Will
ho tuned. polished and put In the
very best possible condition, and
will be accompanied with the
famous "Ellers Guarantee" which
means money back II not as rep.
resented and entirely satisfactory.
Remember. wen not let the mat.
ter Of terms stand In the way and
will meet any reasonable request.
The important thing is to come In,
see the pianos themselves and note
their excellent condition You know
the previous history Of tho Ellers
Clearance sale. Quickest action is
necessary. Ellers Music House,
SUCCESSORS to D. S. Johnston Co,
Eilers Music Bldg. Third aud Uni.
yersity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

pretty OAK case regular $3.50. nov
1865 Johnston. IN elegant OAK case
nearly new. 500 style. for Ea25.
Several others In mahogany finish.
selling new for a. high a. $3.50. for
lsse. tze5, flss etc
4 Bell. upright. mahogany case.
allehily mared but IN good con.
iitinu Otherwise. sells new for ta25.
nov only il6s
A handsome Schubert with steel
hack. mahogany haish. regular $500
style. f2sI Another for only tzki
4 beautiful medium.sizod khabe
In rosewood case, Al condition,
regular 1850. now only f2ts
4 largest sized Lester grand tone.
mahogany case. formerly sisa. nov
f3is Another for i126 SIN an.
other at t112 These are rare
snaps.
a regular 1895 willard In mahog.
any ease. good as new. for only
{lsI Another, virtually new. for
$500.
A little Fischer. upright. regular
500 style. walnut case. q perfect
gem. only SIS
A Story A CLARK upright. largest
sise. fanoicst walnut case. was $500.
nov $40.
A medium sized kimhall, oak
case. used ~ months, good a. new.
regular $3.50 style. now t2ss. An.
other IN walnut case for 1896
These instruments are In the best
Of condition. exceptionally rare
yRiuoal
A superb Hardman. largest size.
snowy mahogany case. regular 1850
style Nov only l2iT
And a score Of other rare snaps
Virtually every we'll known make
Is represented in this Clearance
Sale at prices oquaillng halt, and in
some cases less than half, the orig
lnal cost
Besides the above are all the dis.
continued styles. strictly brand new.
mind you. styles that never sold
before for less than 1886, $3.50 and
often as high as $500 by small
dealers These go nov NJ si56. sit2I
and st7S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
IT'S A FINE DRINK OF WATER YOU
GET WHEN YOU EAT A POTATO
rHG cHtMBrRy or rHe POTATO.

pounds water ls5 pounds starch I
pound mineral matter. and only {
pound tat # is seen that p0th
toes are not very fntieulng, the
starch being the principal food
value A. d food the "upud would
DO costly aud but little used were II
not for The immense amount en-.
panlu of being raised on a small
piece Of ground. rice being far
g, pefior food
Yet withnl. the homely old pc.
tato has found favor with peasant
and klng. Tor the big water bulk, the
starch and tho little TAT enriched
By butter make a dish causing
more mouths 10 water than any
other dish daily set before over Il
billion OF humanity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

NJ people living along the routc
Z " proposed Leary az boulevard
~ heomlng impatient over the de-.
~ n The city IN doing anything
ka1rt n The ordinance vas passed
rs7eul months ago. but they have
- hard from Il yet
fhsrs vii be some land con
eenn~d along the route TO make
Iesm ior the street. and those In.
tfeaied would like to know Il any
q MS rill be their land. Many
q Ne houses are heE and the own
- would Hike To make many i'm
lFHemrnis On the ground. but they
= not wish to prepare and park q
pasce u land that will be taken
or b. the eity for the boulevard
~ is many Of the people Intended
2 pafk their grounds and have
lssm Al nxsd % this summer, but
~ arc unable 10 do 30 on aeeount
= Ne Unreasonable delay Of the
tiiY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
rHEy ARE ANGRY WITH CITY
OFFICIALS ON SEVERAL
COUNTS.

BALLARD. Iuly is-Ths bust
rfsrnen o. Ballard afc beginning
e rondsf Ehefhor fhsy stii ever
y sdsguatslF protected from fire.
o. ecgrs they have an engine out
h&m bat what good doea that DO
kabg fire when the engine IL not
rrDsriy equipped They aru Try.
fz< 70 get a heater fof this engine
% thar The water IN the boiler can
y sspl bot ali Of the time A. Il
b iks enklae leaves the house
yiih tha water in the boiler Ahao.
k.slf oold
h DOS not begin 10 heat till the
ipgsutus l. we'll on its way to
izs FIRE. and consequently the en-
TIM Il q no use for some time
tter Il does fearh there.
Tie ballard fire department has
i1s hlgzra district In the city to
cssf 1here are three and four
no1 Business blocks In this dis
iflei and the men al the house
fw Supposed to protect them with
ssanigs thar Is only half fitted for
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

posefa located the foot ball In the
Lambert home Ills father believes
that the paychie IsoNur Of his child
Is Inherited
Prof llysiop sho frequently has
been a guest Of the i.ambrfta hero.
wants Mrs Lambert 10 help hlm
solve his latest mystery ~ the spirit
world.
X. sNain clifford died four YsaFs
ago, A half finished iandscafs
stood on the easel Of hts Nouqaltt
Mass. studio. It vas not disturbed.
Psychic Control.
saddeuiy Frederick Thompson.
The uniuiorcd Euldsnlth. Was srlted
With = ulld desire 70 paint a land.
scaps tie thought be- vas ralus In
sane. and Ia despair cailed "a Prof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

llyslop. whn recognised at once that
he was in the thrues Of remark
able psychic control
Thompson GOT paint and brushes.
and dashed of a picture that was
eailvd a MASTERPIECES The coloring
and shading weru perfect lie stood
amazed at hia nWn Hork.
This picture was the finished
painting Of VIVA, r. swain clifford
LEI, uatialshed when he died, five
years before.
The mystery vaa too deep for Prof
hyalop enpefi that he h. 10 be
asked the i-amberts and flanagan
10 help hin an the money of Mr.
Lambert wiil b. devoted 10 the
canas Of solving ghost secrets Il II
Is needed he saYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

The steamer n II Kennedy laid
40 Yesterday from the Port or hard
rin fnf minor repairs To-day she
has special charter n run an 81.
cifsiah from Taeqm4. together with
the Indianapolis and The Chippewa.
Tho klisap took the ksHacdy's place
YESTERDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF BIG
CLEARANCE SALE
Great Semi-AnnuaI Event at EiIers
Attracts Shrewd Buyers From
Far and Near

hIsAionr time since Seattle has
seen the lively piano selling that
has prevailed in tho Ellera store
this week. Thoso who have puf
chased pianos have Invariably re-
turned With their friends 70 ahov
them how little money xonid buy
a good piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

damage vas teparted today u the
result pf an earthquake uhich shook
the countrg IN this sseii1n late yss.
trrday The iremblng lasted three
secnudt II vas accompanied b.
loud fuafing noise
The qaate seemed to b. circular
In motion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
PLAYER MUSIC FOR HALF.

II you have a player plano and
need some up-to-date music we have
5000 rolls Of player music ut half
price and less This Includes elias
steal pieces. grand and light opera,
popular and dance music Of every
description. and will M any player
Remember, early corners have ad-
vantage Of large selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

err Gntis Mo, Juiy N=lordan
~ amber. millionaire chemist.
"a M wife. whom No. believes 10
=. horn medium shortly will ioln
~ lanes q #lbt sn world noted
~ - sapsfi at NafWgaHsatt pier
.ss,e III rich st t1n.aau will Try
\. slvs Puf llysIoua latest spirit
~ rnafessar who is president
.t,es American Society et faychlc
s,search has ua1nndgd ghost In
,ssiisalofs BY Bis discovery.
hsofa plain craftsman who, bo.
~ lacafnalea with the soul Of a
80 Artist. ssifed a brush and pal.
N, and sifu5k rut a masterpiece,
vaegsas he aeef had anY idea Of
nj AT Vas buiuv the famous
aIulrfs death
Soul Changes Cody.
me dead artist was II Swain
eitpgd whoss soul Hyslap says,
- Is 10 The body Of Frederick
r,ompson. q New Nork galdsmith
il Il. Louis society this has ~.
,.ea The old question What Is
~ ntranre tafcn that otista In tho
fanber, iamiiy which enables
Ar members Of Tho household 10
eajafo w spirits AZ Will
n vas Prof Hyalup who first
Awurhl ont the poser Of the Lam.
Ms vhcn they entertained him at
LIT Sumner hnme, In Rhode lal.
al
ipraan v lambert b. sYearoid
al Al the millionaire. aad hts oar,-
ulrf. VIII llaahsgun. both are pay.
Alfs NJ. Lambert and Prof Hyr
h tccArr
Raw The ghosts cnuiurrd uu BY
H.rresan and the spirit Of Artist
eafurt anything In eommons
MS The expert will try TO IN.
nssl this SIMMER
werk Of Spirit Hanss
Hsnnegan has shade spirit hands
rses frtsh rasca on the tamberta'
trlng tabs daily; DO has reached
. Bis arm. and 4 gaoatly hand has
sislehed down through the ceiling
b fnaap bis
Nh Lambert recently had a
auaxa tiaiuH shoruin she saw a
lay Aut ID a Welsh colllery. though
IA ecrAn separated them Agents
4 ~ research society verified tho
ssiisni tc the boy and Mrs lam.
I'd rot he family % the lad a
pn Of noney to help them while
tgrFigsd d bis aid
NJ hoy. J " Lambert. IT,. also
IA thUws evidence that be pos.
sass vc1asrfui psychic control
Orc asnhazan misplaced the
III ban With which young lambert
WI pizylng The boys psychic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
pIANoLAs AND PLAYERS.

II yon already have good piano
and want a fine player act quickly.
We have Included In this Clearance
Sale an assortment embracing yir.
tually every advertised make Even
few Of the genuine Planolas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Ths Raven prescription services
means that the doe,or's skill IN pre-
sefihina 10 most Sufficiently supple
msn,sd BY IN, eruesis,s ssill in
compromising. RAVEN oRuo Co.
itie sseond Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

A potato ID not thing "
beauty but e Ia practically % JOY
forever la tho anatomy Of the
potato notice the proportion Of each
Ingredient Tho bulk % whtor Flg
tlfe / u the proportion Of fat. 2 IL
the bulk Of woody libcf. n the
nitrogun and I ia tho bulk size o.
the mineral matter
The chemistry shows the follow
Ing substances aud amounts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
HASSOUL OF FAMOUS ARTIST ENTERED
into BODY OF THIS PLAIN CRAFTSMAN?|

.sor las \. HYsLop SAYS IT
s.s BECAUSE MECHANIC
r.a PAINT plviNeLY, AND
ss sraos ron sr#touis
samlly OF s@RiT MARVULs
70 nGLp HIM SOLVE MNs.
rGRN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

SPOKANE. July IL Wilson.
Of Seattle. was arrested at tho
Coeud d'Alene land drawing for
picking the pocket " J II Bethel.
also " seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

IN the morning session SUNDAY at
the nallard Presbyterian church
Rev @ n Lea. tho pastor. gill tall
on ~The Tragedy Of the Excluded "
IN the evening the tent viii be.
Marriage a Divine Institution On
Thursday evening Mr Ire will talk
on The Philippines. and iiainan.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

II ! make a dollar
ON your dental work
you save a dollar on
your dental work,
and dental combine
loses two dollars on
your dental work
! am doing dental
work for people at
tho peoples prices.
open evenings until
10 nInlnnk md MI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

OLYMPIA. July IA Z Gag
win. member Of the board Of con.
troll. and r. A. Parish. tax commits
sioner. both newly appointed. quail
fed and have taken up their new
duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
HARD TO CONVINCE.

II IA hard to convince a person
IN newspaper print that a highest
grade Klmbail. Schubert. Lester,
Knahe. Johnston and other we'll
known pianos may now be bought
al actually less than the whole.
sale cost To be sure. these pi.
amos are not brand new. but the
majority Of them have seen very
little service and all are 10 Al
condition.
Every home in Seattle not sup
Piled with good hiEh grade pl-
ano should be Intensely lntereated
In this Clearance Sale. When we
stnnd here and offer a magnificent
largest size Bush a GcrtE plano,
handsomely carved, mahogany
case. tho regular $3.50 style. for
only sag7, a clear SAVING Of 50 per
cent. Il " no wonder that men who
are thoroughly posted AZ TO piano
values say that nowhere on the
coast can such prices be duplicated
Every one Of these 'turnodin"
pianos must be closed out at once
We have purposely put prlcea on
thom far below their real value.
Don't hesitate on account OF low
prices. Remember, ia the must
cnl value that you are after. and
no matter what style or make or
tone is desired. you are sure TO
find what you want In this large
assortment Don't forget that you
must act quickly In order to 80,
cure choice of assortment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

"whf does psuffn ali his coming
novel a scrap hook
ilffauHa if la e story Of married
iifs New York Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Do you want TO buy homei See
The Stars classified real estate
columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
WHAT WE'VE DONE TO PRICES.

Think OF being able to secure a
beautiful Cable 8 Nelson piano. In
French walnut, for only 1851 q
clear saving Of s2is Also Mis-.
sion style Clarendon, regular price
$50. for only t242 Then there is
a magnificent peaso upright in wal.
nut for 1856. that sold when new.
a few years ago. for $3.50.
A Marshall a Wendell, upright
largest size, mahogany. sells now
for $3.50, reduced to 500 for quick
selling.
Kimball, upright, medium size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

The ladies' Aid society Of the
Ballard Christian church will give
an ice cream social tomorfo~ after
noon and evening At the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

The Ladies' AID o. tho Zion
Lutheran church. Of Ballard will
give an Ice cream social tomorrow
evening At the church annex Ev-
erybody Is invited to attend and
have a good time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Do you wan, TO buy a homsl See
The stars classified real estate
columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
WRECKED BY
EARTHQUAKE
VILLAGES DESTROYED MANY
LOSE LIVES IN QUAKE IN
SOUTHERN GREECE.

ATHENS, Greece. July is.-Re-
ports received here Indicate that
the death list In Ellis Province. In
Southern Greece, which was shaken
by a heavy earthquake yesterday,
will greatly exceed tho FIRST esti-
mates Of scores dead
Communicates with the stricken
uroylnee Is Interrupted and details
" the disaster are mcager.
Several villages are known 70
have been wrecked an DIT Is thought
that the PROPERTY loss Is heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Wi1s OUT Old feathers made into
ns1s liHes We clean. curl. re-
~. ~ iye feathers D. an rhades
q "a f1mpgas made from nss
h. nEl MILLINERY co.
r.. fseple's nnnk RidK.
seeond sud Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
BALLARD PEOPLE
MAKE BIG KICKS

Ing NJ $500 iith as, ballard. Nouid
llke Very much TO locate her
brother. wilhelm Anderson Andcf.
soa vas born q years ago IN the
city Of stenhY, In Sweden He
came TO this country with his sister
many years ago. but shc has not
heard from hlm for several years
There was 4 small blaze on the
roof of tho horne 81 George Peter
son. at s5is gsth As " ". yes.
teFday afternoon 81 $50 O'Clock
The blaze was started By a defect.
I've tiuc. and Tor a time burned
bard In the moss which covered
The roof Of the house The fire
company arrived IN time TO keep
The blaze from doing any serious
damage A u Nas. the house Sas
damaged 10 the extent of s., fhHfc
Is an Insurance Of 500 on the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

California Shock.
BONNEVILLE. Cal. July i6-No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
Ostrich Feathers

IA clAra Anderson. Who is Nv
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-06-04

NUMBER Of both stripes and stars to Is This bill
much debate, but was finally passed. 15stripe
nag was used for 20 and it in this that
the flag inspired Francis Scott Key write the national
anthem. THE Star Spangled Banner" 1918 the num-
Der of states had increased to 10.
Now comes interesting item in the flags history
To Mr. Peter H. Wendover of New York city we are in
debted for the present appearance of the flag. Mr.
.WendoVer was q member of congress and on the 9th
OF December, 1916, he took the matter OF perma-
nent form of the flag. His business that of sail
and flag maker and he realized because Of experience
the lmpracticabiity of adding a stripe as each new
state should He therefore, offered resolution
expediency of altering the flag United States and
that they have to report by bill otherwise" The
ton was carried, and he was made chairman of the
committee to report law.
The committee referred the matter to Capt Samuel c.
Reid OF New York, who had, prvaeer distinguished
himself by the capture of several British ships AS
result the committee presented report which
e.. ~, =: 1... .
I'm viewing this subject there appears be a happy
coincidence OF circumstances In having adopted the
bols in this hag and peculiar fitness things in ma
king the proposed alteration In that part designed
at distance to characterize country, which
ought for the APPROXIMATION of other nations to appear
conspicuous and remain permanent the
Der Of states that burst the bonds of oppression and
achieved Independence; while in the part intended
tof the home view representation of
our happy union it exists and space sufficient
embrace the symbols Of those who may hereafter join
under our banner" 5. 49,.
Thereupon congress enacted the flag law in 1s1s and
the first flag in its present form made by the wife
Of Capt Reid, assisted by number of ladies, her
residence in Cherry street, New York city This flag
had Fl stars and provided further by congress
that star should be added upon the addition Of each
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-06-04
READY FOR ANY coNTINGE NcY
Second Wife Has. Put on iIe:Aeeurats
+ Record Of "Mother's" Pos SS.
NJ sessions. - &.

An Atehison woman who married. q
widower. and who is wise beyond her
time. has filed a most peculiar docu.
ment insthaa oourts. It ia. tosthis ct.
feet: NY husbands first wife left
two petticoats Of cotton, and one OF
wool. III badly worn; one Old corset,
two pairs 81 hose. Two Mhs lssses.
three shirt waists, one. .dre1 iNkirt, .
thin Sold hing i hair s WI { gold
breastptn. one pair Of house iallppers
and a winter coat, y have had, fhem
carefully itemized and sworn to b.
fore notary and they now lies sealed
in the attic Of our home; Th{s docu-
ment goes on record to forestap any
further litigation from my s:ep.chil-
,dren for the possession of 'mothers
things II at any time they 5lwant
mothers things will be glad To turn
The sealed box over to them."-Iin-
coin State Journal.