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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
Real Estate
For Sale.

~ acres OF Rough River bottoms
one half in high state Of cultivation
rest well timbered with white Oak.
Beech, Gum. Mapei. ~ miles west
OF Hartford, on public road Good
dwelling and out buildings.
A nwe house and lot situated in
old Fair ground addition to Hartford.
lot l1Ox145 feet house four room cot
tage, a good nwe barn. Desirable To-
cation.
1872 acres of upland known as the
Perry Kirk farl located near Clear
Run Sore 100 acres In splendid state
OF cultivation So acres timbered In
splendid growth Of oak, hickory. and
chestnut. good dwelling and out
buI ldings lots OF good water.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Dwelhng
and store house one acre Of lot good
out buildings at small mining town
in Ohio county one mile from r. r.
Station. In center OF fine farming
country. No competition in buinesss.
For full particulars call on us.
81 acres near Concord church 4
miles east Of Hartford, good dwelling
and out building. orchard, plenty OF
water, 40 acres in timber balance
in good state OF cultivation.
A tract Of land on the Sulphur
Springs and Hartford public road one
mile. southwest of Sulphur Springs,
containing 100 acres. well timbered'
so acres in cultivation, splendid dwell
ling, barn and out building. A good
orchard and other conveniences atten-
ding a we'll kept farm.
A tract of land on Halls Creek one
mile southwest of Sulphur Springs,
containing 100 acres, 40 acres In Doo-
toms. two barns and dwelling, we'll
kept and In good condition
We don't own the property. We
are only agents for the owners, end
our purpose is to bring together the
buyer and seller. For this service
We charge one small commission. No
charge II no sale Is effected. List
your property with us, or II you want
to buy a farm house or lot make
your wants known.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
turned TOPSY-TURVY
BY MIGHTY POWER.
Queer Doings in Oregon House
SpoOks or Electricity Held
To Blame

Influenced by an apparently mex
plicable power, the contents OF a house
10 Portland. Ore. were for four hours
turned topsyiurvey from cellar 70
garrer. Furniture, as well as other
iuauimate objects moved as if they
they were things Of life.
These occurrences were vouched for
Oy hundreds Of persons who visited
he house. and were Witnesses Of the
phenomena. 4 six-fOOJ extension Jablo
raised itself on two legs and fell
on It's side; sofa moved from ir-
place agains. the wall and careened
on its side; a clock on a shelf urn
ed almos. completely around and sop
ped at $3.50 =. M; dishes on every
surface stood on edge and rolled U
he floor; a Morris chair fell over;
a half-filled tea kettle and coffee pot
refused u remain on the cook stove,
although placed there repeatedly, and
a basket Of onions travelled across a
drainboard and dropped to the floor,
though put back a dozen times. The
phenomenon ceased as suddenly as II
began.
Various theories have been put fort
one being that 1t was caused by
an electrical storm which prevailed yes
terday, and another that an unknown
potential was neergised by an eleven
year-old boy. whose grandparents oc-
cupy the premises. This child is de-
clared by one of his relatives to
have previously caused articles of
great weight 10 mOve.-LOuisYille Post
There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced il local disease
and prescribed local remedies, ard by
constantly failing TO cure with local
treatment, pronounced It incurable.
Science has proven catarrh 10 be a
constitutional disease and therefore
constitutional treatment. Halls Cat
arrh Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the
constitutional cure on the market. II
Is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts d.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
face Of the system. They offer orc
hundred dollars for any case IL fails
to cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monials. Address: F. ]. CHENEY &
Co., Toledo Ohio. Sold by all Druggist
Toe. Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatino.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
A Sunday Afternoon.

In an upper west side street, whose
residents like quiet and decorum. and
where-probably for the same reason
the children of a nearby tenement
dearly love to gather, there is a s-oop
which is the object of their special
and fostering care.
II is a Sunday afternoon and the ur-
chins are fcrtgaihered in great num-
bers. big and little, but they sprawl
upon the steps of stoop TO which
they have no right, and in such lord
ly, authoritative fashion that the real
occupants hesitate about mounting 20
the door
On this Sunday afternoon they have
been driven once, twice from the prem
Uses, and now they are back again
infesting every inch of space between
sidewalk and door bell.
Out comes lirey avenger. Courtesy
having availed nothing, she swoops
down upon them: Get off. every one
you-what do you mean?"
Not an urchin moves.
Get Off" she says again. Selling
two children calmly seated on the
hand rail, and as they make no move,
you little devilsl" she screams.
This hits pretty hard. one of the
boys on the curb, evidently the ring
leader Of the camping party. Devils!
he echoes haughtilly.
"Yes-devils!" she retorts angrily.
You aught to be ashamed of your
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05

selves to annoy people SOL"
For a moment the boy looks dag
gers at the woman. Then he srasps
By the collar a very. very small boy
who submits without word and yen
You come on here. you jackass. you!
and the procession moves off ano
down the street under the direction
of it's leader.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
Stops Lameness

Much of the chronic lameness
in horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al
lowed to 60 lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the spot relieves the
soreness = limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and infant
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
Trees Brought Rain.

In lower Egypt rain fell very sci
dom. During the French occupation
about 1859. II did not rain for 10
months. but since Mahomet All and
Ibrahim Pasha completed their vast
charlottesville former alone planted
more than 10000 900 olive. f1r. cotton,
acacia, plane trees, etc.-there now
falls a good deal Of rain
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
For Sale.

Twenty five acres of first class
Rough river bottoms, three miles
West from Hartford. s25 per acre
take it. Apply to or address,
A A SHEFFIELD,
Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
QUICK'S PILLS
For Liver Ills
Saves Doctors Bills.
In Memory.

or Mrs. Betts Shields, who depart
ed this life sessember 2, 1909 aged
60 years.
After al sAaess of ninety-thre
days, Mrs Stiads passed from this
life to her rsA In the grave. All
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 9 TO RIA
Compensation.

Compensation.
The tennis face. says the London
Chronicle, is beaten only by the golf
face in the race for ugliness. Is II
possible? Well. tell a golfer that and
see him illustrate what the exercise
has done for his muscles!
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-05
Here's the Proof.

Mr.. G. T. Roberts Of Resaca, Ga,
RID. No. !, Box -, writes -" have
used your Liniment on horse for svee-
ney and effected thorough cure. al
50 removed SPAWN on a mule This
SPAWN was as large as guinea egg. In
my estimation the best remedy for lane
meas and soreness Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
WESTLAKE MARKET SPECIALS

Fi4H- Ialibut ohoekg bargain A.
Zoe W ai stall 90 Fiounders cheap
q iba for 100 at Stall o. Sturgeon
kiau as. ana crabs for ise' Goldfish
bargain AZ iba. for $50 at Stall 80
Perch ibs Tor itc Canned Taaiorp
oysters. bargain at $50 can at stan ~.
CLANS Ice bucket iIaiibut z ibs for
NEAT Corn beef 90 h. Pot roas, 10
ard e ~ Newport iamb chops z0e
lamb chops ise 10 Prime ribbed steak
ibe w. Hamburger staah. lbs for
zte a. stan ~ Picnic hams iSc ~.
a. stan Veal ouiiets ltc %. Ten
Zoe ~ AZ stalls ana 8 Lamb chops
TEA AND COFFEE A. H.. No
bieh s.'I bargain 81 ., 10 "' IL a, aiaii Il
Extra value English breakfast Taa 11o
ID ~ stall u. FREE ron THE ia u
ANcE on THE WEEK. 4 cur OF
GERMAN AMERICAN COFFEE At
BurrER. Eada AND cHEEsE-
Swiss cheese bargain AZ atc ID. a. Stall
IL Eastern eggs soc dozen oregon
rauah 3bc dozen. Local fbr dozen. Jsr-
ssy Creamery butter. special $50 ~ AZ
stall lis Washington Creamery he.
for Ttc. o'nrien Jersey Creamery fgc
stall iff wiroonain cream cheese. bar
gain a. zkc ~ al Stall III.
DELfcATEahEN- ngusy, iSe comb At
stall a. Picked maehsrsi, Zee Home
made pork sausage, ibe ID New Inn
ported Holland herring. fgr lbo.
noughuufn Toe dor Cookies. i0c don
fsae loo each Germans rolls. he don
Buns. Toe doz Cakes zee and 3oo each.
Home canned wild biacsbsyries. cheap
al 500 pinf al Stall 100
yEoETADLBs--corn. Sc and iec aeS
Cabbage. heads for te. Irish spuds.
re lbs for zsc ~ K-gt Celery. . stalks
for &C al X-5l caulifieUsr. &c head
nry onions. lbs for Toe At ks: .
bunchss for Sc al &-tz Three punches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
WOMEN STILL
co To GROTTO
MANAGER ACCUSED or BRlB.
cry 10 AT LIBERTY ON
SMALL BOND.

A week ago j. A. Hurley. man.
ngor OF Schelle's Grotto, First av.
and Cherry st., was arrested.
He was accused by a policeman
OF offering him bribo.
The brlbo was 30 be 81 for every
Hirl the policeman allowed TO drink
In tho Grotto.
Hurley was released on $500
bonds, He n at liberty. The date
for his trial has not been set.
In the meantime. Schelle'e Grot.
70 is running wide open every night
Every night "A half hundred women
40 down Into the basement 90
drink and aell themselves.
This IL a fragrant violation of the
law. ~The police know that II u.s.
They know that the manager tried
10 bride one policeman
But ntill no effort ~ made TO
keep the women out
Why did Hurley offer a bribe, II
he can do as he wishes for nothlng7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
TRY
To BURN BOY !
WHILE ALIVE
Enemies of His Father in
Torturous Manner Try
to Wreak Vengeance in
Dastardly Way.

ANFTA, &. D., Oct 2i.--Iittle
Kenneth Mckenzie. ia years old.
Is dying IN Fargo hospital today,
following hts encounter last night
with two men supposed TO be
enemies OF HIS father. Simon Me.
kenkio. butcher. who has been
actively engaged In leading a cru.
aade against alleged "bootloggers"
here.
Kenneth started out last night
to deliver meat To several Gus.
tomera. carrying a lantern 10 light
him on his way. lie had hardly
gotten two blocks before he was
held up by two men. The larger
.of the two held the lad while tho
other took his lantern away from
him. and saturated the boys cloth.
ing with the OIL which II contained.
Then tho two men igRited the
boys ciothea and disappeared In
tho darkness. Screaming for help.
the lad. now a living, blazing ball
OF fire. rolled in a nearby plot OF
grass IN an effort 20 extingulah
the flames His efforts. however.
were unsuccessful. and before the
flames were extinguihhed BY pedes.
trians. the lad had been horribly
burned from head 10 foot.
Although his case was apparently
hopeless. and suffering excruciAt.
tina agony. Kenneth was hurried 10
the hospital AZ Fargo. whore Il was
said that hts burns most probably
would prove fatal
Kenneth was one OF tho most
popular boys Ia Aneta. and the
manner In which the enemies Of
Mckenzie sought revenge through
thu son has aroused the town 10
a great pitch OF excitement. aud II
tho ehild'a assailAnts are found
they are almost certain 10 be sum
mRrflY dealt with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
SAT At
PILOT WHEEL
GRIM REAPER AT THE WHEEL
or AN AUTO oATHERs IN
MORE VICTIMS.

BURLINGTON. Wis. oct. IL
With death at the wheel. tho auto
mobile OF James u. Reynolds crash.
cd Into a tree near Troy Center and
four Of the occupants received IN.
iuriea that are combining them 20
their beds today.
While Reynolds was driving his
car along a country road. II sudden.
~ sweryed into n ditch aud crashed
into a tree. Physicians said Rey.
nolds had been dead for some time
when the accident occurred. Heart
failure had seized him. and with
his llfeiesH hands clutching the
steering wheel, he remained up
right In his scat until the car Jump.
cd the road
Mrs. George Meadows. her sister
inlaw. Miss Meadows. and her two
children. who were Reynolds guests
on a pleasure spin. we're painfully
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
JOHNNY JONES NINE YEARS
SEVEN MONTHS SIX DAYS OLD

Does Johnny Jones wear kllts or
whiHkersf From the hundreds OF
answers received at The Star office.
he does both.
Il Is the question OF How old ia
Johnny" that has been bothcring
the readers OF The Star FOR tho last
week even moro than Who's going
20 win the Marathon" did before
last Sunday; or "Wnl the 'froaxum'
butchers be acquitted or atung with
n big liner Is today.
Answers camo from aimoat oyery
city and hamlet In the state OF
Washington.
From an ancient patriarch who
had hecn twice eligible for oslerixa.
ton 10 an infant In swaddiina
clothes. Just learning TO kick Tia liz.
tie feet, the ago OF Johnny haa
been variously guessed at.
But tho right age Of Johnny
ls nine years. seven months and
sls days; the mother 10 "a
Year,, four months and - dava
o. AGE; the father 10 so years..
four months ard a. days OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21

age, and sister 10 10 years, nine
months and 10 days old.
Correct answers we're received by
mail up 90 this morning from the
tollowingi
w @. Rice. Anacortes. Wash.
Thomas T. blum. asA E sist st..
city; WIN r Keen, 1894 18th av.,
city, Mrs, Sidney Bovingdon, 1899
nth nv. w. city. Clarence /. stone.
lai5 2. Spring 81. city. Carl H.
Reed. ess 18th av.. city, q. e. D..
2ios 10th nv. W.. city; Herluf
Fischer. SOS Firth IT.. nremerton.
Waah.; Robert Mansfield. Monroe.
wash: Oscar Holland. aaH Taylor
av., city, Herbert II. Esterbrook
Ahindogon. NJ. Knox county.
Charles nruner. 52s Terrace St,
city; Arthur NJ. Kipke. Corona
Apta-, Second av. N. aud Roy At.
city. Mrs. j. II. l. Ware. i7ae 10Th
ay.. city; o. p. Draugh. Issaquah,
WISH; A. NJ. Rivers. Charleston.
Wash; Margaret Myers. Ind. n
Iieo. W. r. Morrison. 400 Arcade
Annex; Msrle Mullen. casa W. bsth
g.. city. w. uuthouser, s3ls Sixth
NV. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21

R0xk Oct. 7i.-Papai Secretary
MY 3sl Val IL today recovering
IN coavulsions be suffered last
"a q the result Of taking an
csstcss Of an obesity cure which
~ hesn prescribed for him.
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NEED BELT LINE


-~~----~-s-~~~~~--~---s~
ss.ras sa against damages 20 tho tran
separation % grades d. prohibited
until 1871. date which the company
has fired Co suit It's convenience III
- my judgment that separation mpst
getne l0ag before that and attention
drawn 20 the fact that no pro-
vlsioa IL made in the ordinances for
olosaticn % tracks In the svant that
such should DO deemed the proper
construction 10 suit public needs In
ths provision AZ proposed the task Sc
In such sspAFnston either by dlppins
under or Kntug over the railroad
tracks bat care has bean taken that
the railroad IL nsvcr 10 be disturbed
This should Be changed and adequate
provision made 20 save the cttY
harmless from damages due 10 .apa
ration % grades that IL sure 20 eome.
even though accomplished ~ eia1as
ton Of tracks
No Joint ownarship clause Inserted
bills Nos f&ts ana 1850. by which
other companies could have uss Of
tracks for terminal service. and the
clause In ordinano. proposed Ia
council btu No. Tst9 "a neither anm-
luats nor speeiIic ~ you have the
hrArt yea Will insist upon strong
Joint ownership and common user
clauses In ali % these franchises.
with due provision for accounting %
the city the coats % purchase %
fishts-of- and construction 81
the lines for use IN determining a
fair basis Tor purchase Of joint later
spta % ether iinaa
No emergency fnnas are provided
20 insure prompt repairs af street
crossings over ftwhtsrof- waF ard ma
provsainns made for the tnAintananen
of unaccapt@d portions ~ rights of !
way FatIurs % railroad enrapa nies
60 plank unoccupiad riwhtM.of-whY
and te promptly repair has resulted
IN great public inconw~nisncs and
tmperiied life
Provisions should be made for sis-
ing 90 the city. andsg reasonable
reservations. naaementH across over
or under private Yf9hta-of- which
may lie wtthfn streets hereafter aa-
utafreA
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turnips 60 at N-t3. Lsttuos, bunches
for Zoe ~ XII. Green onions. : punches
for &c. Tomatoes. = bunohss Tor Zoe A
Stall 1911, Sweet potatoes. 10 iis. fgf
zoe ~ Stall 100 Garlic cheap Al isc ID.
at G-1
FRUIT Apples cheap. 10 lbs. for iss
u Stall K-gi Cooking apples. 81 boa
Pears. ttit boE ~ Bthii X-zA sik lbs.
ounces 9hc ~ k-fz cantsi0upss Joe
AZ Stall t7g Batting pears bargain ~
DC doz - Stan ~ CONCORD Kfapss,
small basket zoe. ~ Stall Oh BaaahaA
roe dor at "a Fancy Tokays, 70 10.
at Htaii 49,
GROCERIES -gln bars Fsis raDfhs
soap for z5c. Three cans rood corn, $50
One pound package raieins, 81, All kindt
sbc. can be had at Stalls it7. fss, IsA
100.
PoPeoHN- Peanuts 100 ID. Two pop
corn crispa for 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
HAMlH To BUILD
LINE To SEATTLE
tcOneludsa.)

(concluded.l
body who could beat q. n. Aarrl.
man, Wall a.. men sald. WAS GOOD
enough for them.
When he got the Alton. tho
Clover Leaf passed into hia con.
troll. He had the Iowa Central.
bought as a gold brick from Rus.
sell Sage. and to Il he added the
Minneapolis a 81. Louis. Thus
the western wheat country was
pretty web covered by the Haw.
Icy Interests. HE brmnched out.
The Chesapeake a Ohio. which
pc got with the help Of Henry n.
huntington. a son OF his old chief.
and several others who believed IN
him, gave him an ocean outlet.
Then a group Of central western
capitalists allowed him 10 get into
the Hooking Valley. Toledo a
ohio Central. and the Chicago.
Cincinnati a Louisville. the latter
strictly independent road
Tho acquisition OF the c. q o.
gave him other alliances, which
enabled Hawley 10 bur into tho
Atlantic Coast line and its con.
troilsd Louisville q Nashville.
In both these railroads he Is a
powerful Influence.
sla katy" Deal.
Then came thu hig katy deal
which Wan ~. said must have
taken LOT % money
Wall 81 looked around for the
source Of tho money. and found
that the tremendous power Of the
banking houae OF speynr a Co
vas backing the bachelor OF
Bread 81.
What viii he DO nexts" they
AJAX nov. because. with the Hunt.
inEton. spcyer and Hawley Tor.
tunes together. he ia able 70 do
almost anything In tha railroad
world.
A u ia. he controls nearly TO-.
eoo niles OF road. with a capitai.
ization OF over s40a. 000, 600.
Hawiey IN little man.--n,,oa,
I'VE feet tall Ills face Ia smooth.
hts eyes Intensely bright. hts hair
steelgray. He speaks aimnsf In
whisper. hla talk IL direct
Looking ut him on tho street.
one would be tempted TO call him
typical successful gambler. Hin
IL the steel gaze that goes through
one. IKE the gaze Of a race track
Speculation. like mans who takes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21

Because a bulldog tried to make
a meal from one Of /. Tomfohr's
legs yesterday. Mrs. Emily 0owan-
lock. iandlady Of \ boarding house
at isisA Boren ay.. was arrested
by Patrolman Ford on a charge Of
allowing a vicious dog TO run at
large. Mrs Gowanlock considers
her plight the hardest sort OF luck
When arrested she explained that
a ueighhor had left the dog In her
charge for a few days while ho
wonf TO Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21

Dress Goods
SOC 36-INcH AL5ATROSs 2ee
Guaranteed Strictly ATWOOD soc Quail
ty 36-Inch Albatross for waists. house
dresses. evening and street wear: ey
cry wanted shade and black to choose
from. ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY 1Qo
at, per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. & W
SOC MELTON CLOTH 25o
soc Melton Cloths In black and navy
blue. for good warm serviceable skirts.
coats. school suits. etc. Special for
one day-Friday at. per Or
yard .........s ...............G 0e
$3.50 BLACK BRoA0cLoTH CSC
Our Regular $3.50 52Inch Black Broad
cloth for capes and coats; guaranteed
strictly all WOOL excellent finish. Or
Special Friday at. per yard ......JJU
STORM SERGE soc
New shipment of Strictly Atwood
Storm Serge; this is heavier quality
than you have been offered elsewhere:
excellent for gymnasium suits. misses
and children's school wear, also ladies'
skirts; good staple shades. including
the navy blue. Special at Lon IN.
don's at. per yard .JuI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21
RESPONDENT MEN
TRY SUICIDE TODAY

Two attempts 10 commit sui.
eide were reported TO the po-
lice today.
A. n. Dawson, Al years old,
swallowed Isudsnum In HE
room In the Hackcst house. In
South Seattle. He was de-
spondent.
John a. Augustine, who lives
at Meadow point, shot himself
In the forehead. He may die,
but Dawson will recover. Both
men are at the City hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21

Infants
Merchandise
Rubens' Shirts. donble over the chest:
all sizes TO 3 years. Cotton E0o
25c; Pure Wool ............,...VJJ
u Wool 45c; Silk and 90,
Wooi ss..ts.s..s. .ss..sss....s WV
INFANTS SWEATERS
T5c Wool Sweaters. E0~
Specihl ..-....-.s ....s.........C Wv
81 90 Wool Sweaters. TIE.
Speclai ...-+s.*.. ....s.........-f w
WAIST LEcoINs
white Waist Leggins with draw 10,
string. Special .,................L III
Others 4sc, 75c and CSC
CASHMERE HOSE
Infants Pure Wool Stockings with silk
heel and toe: all coiors and 0E~
black or white ..............EJ U
DR.. DENTON SLEEPING GARMENTS
The Best Sleeping Garment for the little
kickers made OF soft wool; all 40.
sizes. Garment ............,....fu t
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desperate chances and always
wins.
But there Is little Of the gam.
bier about Hawley. he always
figures ahead what the result will
be; the others only guess.
Hawley knows what they don't
know--that thoy are tho gamblers
and he IL the proiit.tnker.
SO. no wonder Wall 81. says;
"Harrlnan Ia dead; tong live
hawleyt-
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AUCTION SALE
tceneluoed.)


assessor and pay the rate fixed by
him. Il being made unlawful 90 sell
any such merchandise while the tax
remains unpaid, Parish did not in
terfere with the sale OF goods. how
ever. agreeing 10 arrange matters
with the dealers. the auction going
on meanwhile.
The Sale Begins.
The sale. which Is being con.
Quoted by Arthur shlrpser and /.
Kay. started at II O'Clock this morn
ing. The first things put on the
block were lot OF statnary and the
Vienna cafe. the two sales being
conducted simultaneously.
Tho statuary went cheap. selling
for from $500 TO 800. The furni-
tmre ia the Vienna cafe brought
$3.50. @. w. Burroughs was the
purchaser A question arose over
the sale of the building. and II YVES
Withdrawn.
The Washington restaurant
building brought ss7 and the con-
tents $3.50.
These were all the sales up to
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-21

Mems Wool Drawers
Mems Wool Drawers. size 80 m
only; colors brown, gray or knn|
buff; heavy and warm; worth
Sl50, but we have too many VOO
small sizes. Till noon. pair
FORENOON SPECIAL
S S1ssS Wonen's Suits $4.9S
There arc only 80 Suits in this lot, and only
one of kind They are good all-wool Suits,
late style; jackets lined with silk or satin. All
colors and sizes. Just selling out some odd
numbers