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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
oRINER FARM AND OAK

special Cor. ocala Banner.
The busiest season of the year is
nov on. and the truckers are IN az
tion. cettiug the Nrates and other
Hing needed 90 make the season a
Nurrrss.
Mr.. Arch Culbreath and niece. Eula
SCARBOROUGH. visited Miss Lizzie John
s,n last week.
Mr a. a. Lunman and bride 81 Oak
and also Misses Arey and. DELLA I.uff-
man spent sunday with Mr.. J. +.
spencer and family asbZuber.
MIsses Gertrude an DIive Jones and
Mis- Eula Scarborough took fine
harsehack ride sunday afternoon.
PANSY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
,,-,.sespEKTEp YIELD OF Po-
-.-o FIELDS AT HASTINGS

-. r1orida April 2S.-Hast-
-. a. now Submitting the proof Of
-. ..,,v uredictions as to an unproee-
a~r,.s Yield IN the potato fields. In
~. Instances the yield has reached
No. harrels an acre. Mr. Emerson re-
,.r,s having shipped 45o barrels from
. ~. acre field and the Florida Vege-
table company from 1852 acres dug
70 barerls. Many farmes are report
inr An average yield Of so. 90 and even
- barrrIs % the acre on fields Of 20 to
e. acres.
with such a gratifying yield and
Nth the market high and strong the
Hastings farmers are in a happy frame
&c mind. This has been a gamer year
year Tor the potatOgrower at Hast
ings. Conditions have been all that
n could desire and ne will bank a
Substantial sum for profits.
Shipping has been increasing and
Cor the next two weeks will be at the
highest mark. During the past few
days the potato trains have averaged
80 cars daily. As the potatoes are re-
showed from the ground the corn is
beginning 20 show. Before the spuds
arr an shipped Hastings will be one
tmmense cornheld. The outlook for
the corn crop is as bright as the
potato crop and the farmers will har-
vest a second profitable crop from
the same ground within a period of a
seq months.
AZ the present time Hastings is a
scene 90 great activity. Commission
men. buyers. diggers and visitors. with
the growers and diggers animate the
potato section and the merchants here
are also are reaping a harvest
Federal Point farmers have shipped
their potatoes and are now assisting
their Hastings neighbors To harvest
their crops. The Hastings bank is en-
Saying the prosperity incident to the
potato digging and is a big conven-
ience The building is not quitee fin
ishcd. although the bank has been do
inE business FOR the past two weeks
sut the work l. being rapidly pushed.
while the roads are very dusty and
seme % them badly cut up by the
heavy traffic the people Of Hastings
arr happy and feel that they can af-
fsrd 90 stand for the damage to the
roads.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
RoARoMAN AND a.
lNTOSH
special Cor. Ocala Banner.

special Cor. ocala Banner.
Mr.. P. K. Richardson is maxim.
engagements to build a ne wersta..
On MS lot just beyond his old bon,,
Mr. Richardson has been vor,.
7S'iui as trucker this year ana -,
spar spare no pains in building a COM ~
1,,a ana convenient house.
Miss Flora McRae spent s.
Sistrunk. with Mrs.
"e young people of Evins,o
,-'oS" and Boardman attended =
IN, IN Mleanopy last Thursday Djot par
Mrs H. c. Price was in ocaIs S"'.
Friday and Saturday. zeal" last
n. Mrs. W, N. Richardson is ,i.,.,.
Ocala. y Bouvier. i'm
.,-' MISS Bell Bishop, one Of tho
ttaa IN the Mcintosh High ssch g each
~ ''o ne, ner sister. Mrs. sherousa ., Wis
. last Saturday and sundav VI III
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30
A BAD BREAK

So the postmaster at the banmo,
last night made bad break. Wba,
was it?"
He called on a gentleman who bod
lost a leg and an arm to respond 70
the toast Our Absent Members,
Boston Transcript.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Jacksonville has three candidates
CIR mayor-W. II. Sebring, W. = Jor-
-aan and George T. christie-but its
me election % November. 1sl0.thats
rnuetlnr jacksonville interest just
nsw.-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

Do you think lawn mower becoming
to grass widows than other dress fab
RIGS ?-Bellefontaine Examiner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

some vor r'her asked her scholars ,,-
wroto. very long Sentences. onn Tor
Driftwood ''''e'' for life -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-30

% 1. "er bond election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

aIbaa each other in tHalr feserlah
rfnuiufH. 10 Steer straight course
through this No Mans iand %
thought neither pHniarlnN % me
Hulllhiilfv uf tho aupHfdfitlnts nor
nffr9utiuH iAa reason VI tha sciautif-
r. ls the difnfuit feat performed ny
49, Thomas 10 a. ihil DO has with
artistic nlNHHrnenH woven recent POI
niifal history into Hla Psychological
soof Ia manner fhaf bfinRa con
pioiion no the rescue whenever doubt
lufrfFanrn That thHfn are SONS
events in The movement u tie play
which fHll outside common human
experience IL Unavoidable, FOE N
would hn a mlfaoHiuua achievement
10 gather together o thousand per-
poua Win could square their haliofH
eanCafuinE fuhiimlnni phenomena.
NJ sfhomHH hnH struck fHif aver
axe Of metaphysical undertaking.
40 Accomplishment a. pleasing 80 u
ia inffequent
The plny has 10 DO with the mem
tnl transformation ~ gentleman
gambler Grass mnfrrlalIat. Dir
n 4 aYnlr and n character altogether
foreign 10 Psychological Influences
There arc two sides 20 the perform
hncr. the scientific and tho human
lierndlty. maafnefiHm. Christian
Science, mind reading, ciairv0rHncn
and kindred phenomena are dove
tailed into lows. hate. revenge and
forgiveness To- It, hufnan features
tha play satisfies every dfnuatie In
siinGi ~ the variety of emotion that
n errifea There IL real huupf and
real uafhoa. viii sharp and polished,
love stories that delight and meiO-
dramatic justice that bfinga con
tentment
To discuss M Mason and he work
would hs 10 recite the iitauy u excel
lence He is the part tis support.
down 20 the least important e as
excellent IN itn WHy ~ be II him
self The afaga fettinfH are reality.
not q detail sliEhtsd. Even the
Newspaper used Is printed In the
city where the action takes place u
IL performance worth the seeing,
and will DO here until August r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
.HENEY PREPARES To
FIGHT THE FIGHT Of
HIS EVEhTFUL LIFE

Francis J. Honey, tho San Fran.
cisco srnft prosecutor. Who has
been a guest Of tho Washington no
tel. lcft today for Portland. where
he viii Join friends and spcnd the
remainder OF his vacation on a
hunting lrip preparing himself for
the big fight no Niil make 10 be
elected prusecuting attorney At San
Francisco.
Hcncy stated last ulght that ha
would make the fisht independent
Of any party. because Of the ueS
primary Law Of California, which re-
quirus that q candidate must have
Registered his party affiliations At
least tuo years before the primary
At which he Is a candidate
Ia regard to The Calhoun trial.
Heney stated that be would oou.
tinuc the nkhs to tho bitter end
-Proseeuiing Attorney Lanedou d
now working on a rev lurY which
will BE- completed By the time ! re.
turn TO san Francisco" said Hcney
HcueY said that he had been
shown copies Of the letter which
Calhoun had been sending broad.
cast TO attorneys. trying 70 create q
sentiment agains, Heney. but that
he did not consider thcm worthy Of
notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
DOC DIDN'T BITE
AUTOMOBILE TIRES

BALLARD. Aus. Airs. Netiie
soafa. whose pet dos 'Dolliyer."
was run over last wcyk by an auto,
mobile owned BY Alexander Pear
sou. and who Is now suing for
the worth Of the dos. $500, says
that the account Of The accident
published in The star Nas wrong
The dos was not sitting Ia tho
street watching for something 10
bark At and aid not try 10 bite a
hole IN the tire. She says the doE
vas ffisking around and Pearson
ran him dawn Just fnr meanuess.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
ITINERARY Of
PRESIDENT ON
TRIP TO WEST
1--we, Chicago September
q and VIII Be in Seat
i. on the 18th, Staying
Two Days

..culScrON. Aus & -frest
:. vi m announced bis Itinerary
= Il X western ,rip This afternoon.
sssft nom ChicaEo on the
y a september Il. haylnr spent
Z .s,,neon and evening In tina,
= s.nsemler 81 he will be In
~, and VIII spend tho after
- ~. rIrhs and part Of the next day
4. s,n,rmher e he will make a
~ .isp aurink the afternoon at
rsr,Ae SPRINGS
49, 4. lssplrmbcr q he also will
- short stop durins the eve
- Il Pueblo.
y september y he will make
~ uop At Ncntrose. Colo.
~ The afternoon
seeismbsr n he will rvaeh
= lale City for a two days
4 september q be will reach
=, Noat. 10 tho mofulns aud
Esss n The afternoon
4 sspfeuber - be will spend
: rssnias and afscrnoan in spo
4 s,nemssr - ne will stop At
~ lakina In the morning and
- seattle. and will divide the
ssssnx two days between Seattle
:. nwrsa
q 0esobet ! he Will reach Port
4 ykefe be will remain two
a oeleher I be Will arrive at
1.rrfnln. where be Will spend
y tvsElaz
4 C,.oher s be will reach Oak
= rA spend the morning In
e4>,-f He vill spend the AFT.
rxD- AID ercalns In San Fran.
~
q cylal-sr { he vii start for this
Ysxl,s VALLEY. spcudlng the three
>aus'ss days On the trip
d oriebef 10 be wili speed
- saars 10 the morning al Nor
MI and viii spcHd The aft.
- Il Fresno.
d osiahef II be rill reach los
I,rrlss. users be will spend tsc
tut
On orsoker u be VII visit ihs
|rasa csayun Of IL Colorado river
/ Or 0cioasf Is - will spend ths
|ntnlnx 10 ut1guerque.
O ncist,sr ie be will spend ths
rrslng al afternoon at " Paso
Mas
o cgtslsr II be Will reach SAT-
klxh ehefv he win spend n,
nd
y .Asn vii spend four days Al
! krlfsfs ranch near iolsion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

PORTLAND. ore.-wlth only the
shEht olew that two YOUNG highway,
alan knew their victim. the police
today arc searching for tho aasaii.
ants Of Edwin Campbell. local cap.
falint. who was held up last uight
en- Willamette boulevard and rob.
bed Of $3.50 In money and iewelry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
BALLARD GETS A REAL BEAR SCARE
WHEN MLAUGHLINS MENAGERIE
STARTS OUT ON A RAMPAGE ABOUT
TOWN.

~ take II out OF The hide Of tho
aforesaid rival. whom the keeper AZ.
lived on the scene. aud with him
came long. black hose with a nice
brass nozzle This tho keeper In.
sorted Into Mr. BLACK hears mouth.
turned on the water, and offeclnal
y put an end 10 his fighting pro.
cllyitlea.
Meantime. Mr. Rival. scared out
Of all his little wits. jumped tho
fence Of his den and heooicd ~
town ON the dead run, thoroughly
convincing what few people remain.
ed Abund that a whole raft of bears
had SEIZED the town.
Aud Ballard gave up buslncaa.
Woman Stops Him.
Then ~ town Mr Rival mot his
Waterloo IN tho shape of Mira, Me.
l.nnghlln. who had reared him on
tho bottle tof milk year ago.
BACK TO his den he came az meek
an any little school boy playing
hockey when he meets teacher And
blnhhsring all tho way be was, too.
A. he got an occasional emf on the
side OF tho head 20 persuade him 10
better ways,
And after bis riotoua spree. hay.
ms driven half the people Of BAL.
lard into nehr'flta. Mr. Black Hear
was content 10 walk up 10 the bar
Of the saloon and meekly alp a glass
af beer which was rendered him by
tho barkeep,
Then all was peace and Ballard
returned 10 work.
0esl nut they nearly shut down
the ahlnTio milis'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
HURT BY STREET CARS

William sayefa. AGED ~ years.
walked bchind a Madison II. car at
Second Az, yesterday afternoon.
only to run right into a car EnlnE
IN tho opposite direction. iIe waa
lhruEn TO tho Efpund and slightly
hurt
Henry Ward. who lives a, 400
sixth Az. n. was knocked from a
North Queen Anne car at Third av.
q and Main at. yesterday morning.
and sustained slight injuries. lie
Is now At his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
WITH MANY LIVES
At STAKE, YOSEMITE
MASTER CARELESS
THIS 10 The REPORT OF TIE
MARINE INSPECTORS
ON WRECK.

In the matter Of the invcstiga'
tion OF the iosa BY STANDING OF
the steamer Yosemite. July sfh,
1903. IN Port Orchard NarFowa. and
trial Of charges Of careless nAVlga
tion preferred against Michael Ed
wards. master.
The board finds Miehsei I'd
wards. master, guilty Of care
less nxyiossion az charged. and
under suthority Of section s45o.
we hereby revoke his license AZ
master. and pilot. No 5254e.
issusd IN this district. January
9Th, 1907.
lSlgnsdl
~BioS r. WHITNEY.
ROBERT A TURNER,
Local Inspectors"
Thus terseiy Is written the final
word In tho story Of q piece Of
reckless navigating By a steamboat
captain. 10 whose Integrity and re
liability were entrusted the lives Of
fas eseursionists. and a large cfew
Of officers. engineers end deck
hands And IA soon az his license
would have expired In the natural
order Of things. Captain Edwards
will no doubt apply for n nos u
csnse, and the memory Of thf
srsck HAVING dropped from mems
minda, he will IN all probability gel
one.
The steamer YOSEMITE was owned
By c. d. Hlllman. operating undei
the name OF the Pacific Excursion
company. aud vas oomplsts
wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

when you hit town. Mr.. Man. but
when you do. just think that pcr
hapa when your wife visits this
little old city, she may make
tracks for the aamo place, Who
knawsf II Ia worth looking into
anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
BANK clEAalnos.
BRIEFS BY WIRE


thf Tailed rfesetl
VICTORIA. 0. c.-rhe finding Of
an Internal machine yesterday
morning In tho tool room Of tho
Victoria machinery depot ehnaad a
sensation The police are looking
fot The maker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

The Farallon. with cargo from
Skagway was an early arrival 10.
day making port NJ q. IN Hhe
left again about an hour later for
Tacoma. whore she will finish uh.
loading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS


- -

OF THE WitcblnR Hour" John
Mason ana hia company. there IL
nothing to be said but In praise The
play u finished piece 81 dramatic
work. tho altar and NE support are
finished aetnra. and tho stage ncs
eat detail with thls enmpiatenesH
u equipment, a subject 80 fasolnnt4
Ing a. The one tie author has chosen
cannot bat delight the imagina tiou
while u aeotheh the reason and
stimulates all the mental faculties
IL reception al the Aihamhfa last
night was enthuHiaafie
In hia latest production Augustus
Thomas has Yentursd into tho on
chartered realm of the psychic.
where tho crednliiy Of Ignorance
and tho ahepilrism n knowledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

PORTLAND, ore.-iiop growers
Of the Pacific coast are expecting
an Increased wave Of prosperity.
owing TO the reports received today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

BTockHoLM.-sseYeral clnshes
between the atflkora aud the troops
today have caused much alarm. So
taf there has been no blood shed.
however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

ballard ay. and la vicinity was
IN deserted ~ Sweet Auburn. love.
Hest village VI tho plain" yeaior
day, when somebody let 40 a yoll
u Bear, bear. look out Tor the
hoar'" People turned tholr heads
Tor one fleeting second aud In the
ncNt they woro invisible
For cayorting eaily up the middle
u the avenue was n blg black bear
Of monairona proportions and fear.
ful mien. Men made a dash for tho
nearest street car, and tho motor.
man put on full speed ahead with.
out waiting for a boil Telephone
poles were extremely popular for a
moment. al tho climbers realized
their Insecurity, Then YOU could
hear tho pants ip a. they slid down
aEaln aud made Doe line for tho
nearest fire escape
HUNT the Tall Timber
Exprcaa wagons we're at a prom.
lnm. a. with a heavy lead of human
frciEht they made a dash Tor tho
tall timber
Meanwhile Mr. Bear. tho object
II all this aollcitnde. had other
plans In view than the more ami
hllation Of man and tho loaiing cur
dogs. which were BY this time
bowling somewhere out by tho
beach. His home was At w ] Me.
LAnEhiin'a monaserio. There also
dweil a rival bfnin who llyud IN an.
other ease and. intent upon settling
few differences about choice
scraps u meat. by devious tracks.
Mr. BLACK Hear returned,
Climbing the fence. he proceeded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

VOL =" 80 - = 80 =
~ frfthsr.
A Good ssrssIn.
1xkrs ssria ssruss wants 10
Mss rurth q rrni fer tls.oee
- Il taxes. electric liEht and
- ~ Of the old city hall Il
y i'istsd. As IL estimated, tho
D 1E' 4 four floors At ti1oea a
U>ssl1 y a ground rental u J
Ht Mt esnsitertnx the exe1up-
y nd ~ struva, the city IN
~ ~rtf y psYinE over per
> NJ value OF Its property 10
1n~ fur allowing him 10
y M hard figures, from this
y 1ls>> Hr Strive In 50 yesrr
y =ats 1850, go. or almost the
mt n ths building.
t1gI'- ne faet that figures pro.
y 1.sl1,erexied PARTIES show
Ilvs'r that the proposition Ia
n'rn.iy remuneratiye one
~ rs1dpoint Of the struve
~ 0Amms Ppnein OF the Yes
~ and John Davis. aEso-
= N. strive. this mornlng
~ council committee posed
Atc heneiaetors and phllan-
Wcr Invest our money IN 9th.
Errisss and make a larger
NJ 4 Is because We want
~ south end Of the city
MT ne came forward With
kasns- hey told the com
~ y i" hey admitted. that
~ hfse holdings IN this end
= ~, and true 4 IL that hey
i b'otfif BY tho construction
onhins nov under consld.
b1' at the same time the
pf,psfiT owners IN this end
slns definite vas acrompilrh.
. ne committee meeting thia
49,. ne counellmen simply
as ihenasslFes to taking in.
from the Interested par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
n-@--.

ohlcAoo,-Convinood that the
vote Of the employees Of the surface
street car lines 10 overwhelmingly
IN favor Of a strike. meeting Of
four presidents Of the four local d.
visions of the union was called for
this afternoon 10 take steps toward
Immediate preparation for a crisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

@of course ~hen I dance At the
cud Of the ihird act and take OF
my outer robe. ! am dancing Ia
really my ilngefie. bat II yaa didn't
know Il to b. snch you would think
Il Sas ycFY attractive null
gown,"
Here We viii all agfco Nth Mas
wehbef that II IA a very attractive
gown. and also go her one better.
for 40 viii grant that IN this shite
costume Of null and lace. and Of
course blue ribbons nho Il about
the niitiest trick imaginable. bot
really no one could take that com.
hinAtiun for anything except
lingerie.
Dear. naughty Hcctnf's Doesn't
the name make You homcaick for
New YORK. That will b. ono Of
the firrt places you vii cut for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

IN. Is,,s,sday. August 10. the
<su sail for the north With
n 80. eousustihles aud gen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Samuel
lewla Shank, republican. aud
Charles a Gauze, a democrat were
nominated m candidates Tor mayor
at tho primaries held yesterday. FOL.
lowing allegations OF fraud on both
sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
HUBBY NOT So
BAD As Wife"


noddlnE hor head wisely. II Ia
the aVle They haven't anything
else TO do.
nut did you ever stop to think
of the wives IN tho middle
claasl Many Of them marry 10 get
a home and unless tnuy have a
iamlly 10 tic thom at homo. It Isn't
loag before these wives are looking
Tor admiration from other mom.
beers Of tho genus homo than their
husbands Perhaps they don't play
mo limit game aa docs Louie.
bat they trlne Just tho same. Their
province Ia not no large as hers
was, FOR touto's husband, the Judge
of Shanghai. was away for nine
months At time, and she could
not be expected To remain passive
for long
hut Just the same those wives.
while their husbands arc working
for tho days wago. are hurrying
through the Homework. giving Il
a lick and a promise 10 order to
don their beat clothes. aud perhaps
catch a certain street car, IN order
20 have lust little chat with the
fascinating conductor, OF the wife,
m soon AZ she has Mr. Man well
ON bis way 10 work. hurriea TO set
into a fetching Bingham gown In
order 10 appear attractive TO the
grocery man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

Il IL high time the husbands 70.
allsed these things. according TO
Miss Wphbora opinion, and l am
inclined 70 agree with her. for IN
these DAYS OF sFaclai Art and
nos that women know how to Pre-.
serve their youthful charma, the
wife L lust aa alluring 10 years
after her marriage as abe was the
wedding day.
Il has been decfeed since tine
wa. except IN very fare instances.
that woman should win love BY
beauty alone. and that l. one o.
the reasons why ~ many wives fall
10 hold their husbands their
beauty fades aud II IL all off. hut
a. Miss Weber aaYs, that con.
tinErncy IL almost reduced 10 a
minimum now The Wise woman
doesn't grow old these DAYS and
the husband had better look 70 his
lhufrls
AN this discussion over The
Giri From Recior'a.@ laughed Miss
Weber why. vas quite ot.
cited wasat u hut DO believe
that there Ia a moral for tho bus
band In this play, Don't yous while
it "a not . Sunday school play BY
ans means lif yuu have seen the
rlay you viii efreo with Miss Web.
bet readily, 4 might b. worse.
Ard 1 40 nuf a.a wke auaN . f.s..z
should have been made over n e
Now ypn might not agree with
Nlaa Weber IN THAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

PORTLAND, ore.-Although 10.
cal physicians. aftar many hours Of
examination, have decided that Mrs
kAto Collins. who shot and killed
her husband, Dr. Roy A. NJ Collins.
Il nov sane, II developed today that
the unhappy woman frequently ca.
pfoa4od a Wish 10 kill herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
IN WILL LOSE
/ " STRIVE LEASE
tcensIaasal

1Hv1-~--- 49,
h " eify. but he has a draw
i b tts assumption nf taxes. Hight
Y x<ta charges amounting 20
~ sfIEh gives struve ti5see
fur n IN bargain u there eas
c'r< frfthsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06

and yesterday from European grow
era that tho foreign hop crop has
not Improved because of continued
bad weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-06
Loaes Price
ansislsnl
Hah Quaiav

Mr. MACPHERSON, who is in New York since month"; has
purchased the choicest line OF uptothe minute merchandise
GLIDING the very best made apparel The
goods arriving every day and your inspection
viii find the most dependable quality in every instance coupled
with The lowest prengs.