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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-11-12
SUMMONS BY PUBLIcATToN.

In the Justices Court before John p.
Carroll, Justice of the Peace, Seattle
Precinct, King County, Washington:
Leigh Lumber & Manufacturing Co..
West Seattle Branch, a corporation,
Plaintiff, vs. j. B. Hagan and Jane
Doe Hagan, his wife, whose true
Christian name is unknown, DEFEND
ants.
The State of Washington, to ]. B.
Hagan and Jane Doe Hagan, his wife,
whose true Christian name is unknown,
DEFENDANTS You and each of you are
hereby notified that the Leigh Lumber
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders
of the F'lorence-Rae Copper Company
will be held at the office of the Company,
$40 Leary Bldg, Seattle, Washington, on
the 30th day of Nov, 1909, for the pur-
pose of changing it's corporate name to
Florence-Rae Lumber, Land and Devel-
opment Company, and also for the pur-
pose of issuing Three Hundred and Fifty
of bonds, and such other matters as are
liable to come up before the meeting.
FLORENCE-RAE COPPER co.
j. H. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Nov. ~ to Nov. 10, 1909.
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Bonney- Watson Co.
UNDERWRITERS

Preparing bodies for shipment a
specially. All orders by telephone
or telegraph promptly attended
to. Telephone Main 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-04
CHAPTER XVI.
KITrY nRors a nANnnox.

~ Y 7 HATS the matter, Jack
AN/ Whenever you smoke
" " your cigar goes out. You
read newspaper by
staring over the top Of II. You leave
your watch under the pillow and have
to hike back for II. You are absent
minded. Now. what's the matter"
Hllard sighed heavily.
There you 20 again" laughed Mer
rihew. "You taek that sigh 10 every.
thing you say
Illilard was human. He might be
deeply In love. but this had not de
stroyed his healthy sense Of hunor.
so be laughed at himself
ITS curious business the dinner.
the mask. the veil. the mystery" went
on Merrihcw. Il tell you frankly. Jack.
something's wrong, and we shall both
live TO find II out"
"But what? Heaven on earth. what?
Haven't tried TO figure II out till my
brain aches; | haven't gone forward
a single inch"
"What shall you doT'
Nothing When we have seen Flor
encc we'll drop down 10 Perugia and
Rome. then up 10 the Italian lakes,
after that home II you say"
Hillard looked AT his watch
"Only o." be said. Lets 90 over TO
Gambrinus' and hear the music"
The Hotel Italie was but few
blocks from the Piazza yittorio Eman
nele. They found the Halle crowded.
noisy and interesting From the Halle
they went downstairs aud through the
billiard room. Under the arcade they
found o small table Presently two Of
fcers. one IN the resplendent uniform
Of colonel. went past Hlliard's
pulse was tuned TO a quicker stroke.
u hope be doesn't see u.s." be said
tipping bis panama over his eyes
Merrihew scowlrd 1erceiy
so long as be doesn't observe US
said Iiillard. II have no interest 10 bIs
affairs Had be nonef be wondered.
"Iie Is coming this way again. Dan
llillard changed his mind He push
I'D baek bis hat II the man with ID.
scar saw him and spoke be would re.
ply The colonel. glancing ai the pair.
halted He turned and spoke 70 his
brother officer. The man With the
scar stepped over 10 the table and
leaned with bis hands upon IL There
sas savage humor 10 bis dark eyes
Did not tell you that We should
meet agaInY' be said 20 Hiilnrd
Are you speaking 10 mefr asked
HiiIad Every muscle IN his body
WAS alert snd ready
Certainly ! am speaking te you
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to him the receipts he could conduct
the tourists as often AS he pleased
They shared a flask of wine.
The portcr's bell rang loudly
Tourists whispered O'Mally. He
settled his cap on straight and went to
the gates. A party OF five Americans
stood outslde-two men, two women
aud girl.
This Is the villa AriadneT' asked
one OF the women.
ut is. said 0'Mally. touching his
cap.
"He speaks Englishw cried the
woman, turning joyfully to the others.
I'VE wish to see the villa and the
park"
"The villa Is now occupied, ST.
gnora' replied O'Mally. but you are
permitted to see the park and gar
deus"
How mucbfr asked one OF the men.
"Cinquanty." said 0'Mally. then
correcting himself. 'for each person"
"Ten centsf Two lire fiftyf Why,
this is downright extortiont' declared
the woman.
0'Mally gave vent to perfect Ital-
ian shrug and put hand out sug-
gestiyely toward the gates.
''oh. come. dear" protested one Of
the men YEARLY. you've dragged Us
90 here from Fiesole. and I'm not 60
ing back without seeing what's TO be
seen
Solemniy pietro watched them pass.
wondering what the terms were
o'Mally led the party to the fountain
This" o'Mally began. with care
less wave of the hand. 'is the famous
fountain by Donatello II was origl.
nally owned BY Catherine d'Medissy.
The Borgias stole II from her. and
lialy and France nearly came 10 war
over IT,
The BorgasT' doubtfuily Were
these two families coniemporaneousT
They were ecornfuily
The quintet consulted their guide.
books. but before they had located the
paragraph referring 10 this work
oMaliy was cnnningiy leading them
away iie passed on 10 the antique
marbles. exrlsining how tiiis one was
Ncras. ihat one caligula's that one
TiberiBs he led - gracefully that
me tomb ~ ADaniss mus; haF. rock
ed
~Do gpn know said the woman.
who had mol SCI spoken. you SPEAK
Engiish With al seceBt do not under
stand
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the two made off Merrihew was for
going back to the hotel. Hillard
agreed
Il wanted you to give him good
stiff punch said Merrihew,
I'VE should have slept IN the lookup
overnight II ! bad II our friend Is
left handed he'll be inconvenienced for
a day or two. put some force into
that grip. You see. Dan. the Italian
still tights bis duels. II would have
been fine joke II ! had been fool
enough 10 accept his challenge. He
would have put daylight through me
at the FIRST stroke"
did you notice how respectful the
carabinieri werep
II set me thinking Oh. I've d pre-
monItion that we haven't seen the last
OF this distinguished gentleman
After luncheon the next day they
were entering the Via TornabnonI
when a young woman came out Of q
little millinery shop, Immediately HI
lard stepped 10 one side Of ber aud
Merrihew 70 the other.
you cannot run away this time,
Kitty Killigrewr cried Merrihew Joy.
ously.
In the villa Arladne the wonderful
fountain by Donatello was eneircled by
4 deep basin 10 which many genera
tions Of goldfish swan about Forming
q kind OF triangle about The basin were
three ancient marble benches such ns
the pmIable old Roman senator's were
wont TO lounge upon during the heat
of the afternoon maiden sat on
one of these benches, her arms
throwp out On either side of the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-04
Co.
Corner West and Grove Sts.
The Big Store on the Corner
Rutland. Vermont

O'Maly shivered Was she going TO
spring dago on him? II am an Ilal.
lan." he said solemnly Il was born,
however IN County Clare My father
and mother We're immigrants to Ire.
land"
MIA" whispered the girl, "ask him
for one Of those buttons"
The stage whisper was overheard by
O'Mally. These buttons" he explain
ed. "cost n lira each. but II the signo-
rina really wishes one And thus
another lIra swelled the profits Of the
day
At the gates O'Mally received his
pourbolre ttipl Of 90 ccnteslmi and re-
turned to Pietro.
"Qnando" he cried.
O'Mally handed him the exact
amount. minus the Ira for the button.
Santa Maria All thees? How? No
more take dem. YOU"
O'Mally sat down on the bench and
.rughcd II was ms good part as he
had ever had.
Early evening. La Signorina leaned
over the terrace wall. her hand idly
trailing over the soft cool roses
Stretched out on either hand. white
and sbadowy, lay the great road. She
was dreaming Presently upon the 81.
lence came the echo of galloping
horses Two horsemen came cantering
toward the Villa Ariadne. She heard
their voices.
Jack. this has been the trip Uf my
life Verona, Padua. Bologna and
now Florence. This Is life. Nothing
like It,"
1T has been enjoyable. Dan. ! only
hope our luggage will be at the hotel"
La SigBorina's hand closed convul.
siyely over Il rose and crushed It.
"A last canter to Fiesoe''
The two went Gathering down the
road.
In Signorina walked slowly back to
the villa II was fatality that this
man should again cross her path.
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This Is the fellow" speaking to his
companion at the same time dra wing
OF his gloves
II object TO the word fellow" said
Hllard Besides. don't know you. >
"Ah. discreet" sneered the man with
the scar
Colonel" cried the subaltern as his
senior smoothcd the gloves and placed
them carefully IN his left hand
"0h, am calm. But have been
g. canning OF this moment Now" The
colonel readdressed Hilard "You
mcddled with an affair that night In
which you had no concern"
"Are you quite suref"
"Yes, am sure. And yet as ! think
It over, as | recollect the woman,
went on the colonel. with smile
which was evil and insinuating. "ln
Monte Carlo was practically alone.
Here II is Florence. Doubtless you
will understand" He STRUCK ont with
the gloves.
But they never touched IIillard's
face. His hand caught the assailants
wrist and With quick jerk brought
him halfway across the table. The
Italian cried family. Iiillard spoke
tensely:
Listen carefully. signor. J ulk]er-
stand perfectly but | shall fight no
duel. II Is an obsolete fashion. A
hlackguard ] know you to be. IL you
ever address me again promise to
give you whipping which will have
n lasting effect upon your future ac-
tions. II that will not serve | shall
appeal to the police"
Through the crowd the ever present
carabinieri shouldered their way. The
colonel motioned them TO stand back,
which they did with sign Of respect
This sign gave Hillard some food for
thought. His antagonist was evident
ly parsonage Of some Importance.
Figure Of an American pigp'
Hillard laughed.
The scar was liyid on the Italians
cheek. His companion laid a restrain
Ing hand on his arm. He nodded, and
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CASH FEED STORE
I. u. Dench, Manager.
Telephone, 7-l2.
Manchester Depot. W.

ultantly "Kitty has promised TO mar,
ry me as soon as we land IN America" :"
In Signorlna took hold Of kittys
hands
us II true. Kittyf'
"ycs, ma'am." Kitty answered, with
a stnge courtesy u have promised ~
marry him. for there seemed no other
way Of getting rid OF him"
This caused real laughter la SiEpn.
rlna rellghtcd the tea lamp aud pres
emily they were nll talking toTelht
They laughed quietly as they saw
O'Mally gravely conducting his clarg'
to the gates He returned with Smith
Roth were solemn yisaged.
'Well, noble concierge7" inquired In
Signorina why, you look ns II you
were the bearer Of III tldings.'
Il am" said o'Mally.
what has happenedf'' asked Merit
hew,
Enough" said o'Mally laconically
He directed his next words to La ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-04
Lure
Of the
Mask
By
HAROLD
MAC GRATH
g
Copyright 1908. by The Bobbs.
Merrill Co.

Copyright. 1908. BY The Bobbs-
Merrill Co.

face. took half o dozen steps. halted
and turned. then vent on into the
dark,
The villa Ariadne rested upon q
small knoll half mile or more north
of and above fiosole. from which the
panoramic beauty Of Florence was 20
be seen at all times, glislening In the
sun. glowing IN the rain. sparkling IN
the night,
Life ran smoothly enough OF the
villa Arladne. La signorina at the
very last moment surrendered TO the
entreaties OF Kitty She agreed not 10
pass herself OF as the princess. Among
themselves each played the role orig
lnally assigned La Slgnorina seemed
to enjoy the farce as much as any
one II was great temptation not TO
steal look into the marvellous chests
aud sdeboards, bulging as they knew
with priceless glass and silver and
linen and laces. But La Signorina
each day inspected the seals and utter
ed solemn warnings
They had now lived in the villa
Ariadne for two weeks. careless.
thoughtless, happy go lucky family.
Today was warm and mellow. On
the stone bench by the porter's lodge
hard by the gate sat the old Floren-
tine aud o'Mally From some IN
known source O'Mally had produced
conciergc's hat and coat. little moth
eaten. a little tarnished. but service
able.
"pietro." said OMally. i've got an
idea If any tourists come today !
propose to show them around the
place"
Pietro's eyes flashed angrily. mo,
no. Mine. all mine"
"Ob, am not going to rob youl III
give you the tip. What want is the
fun Of the thing
Pietro understood. That was differ
ent II his exeellency would pay over
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-04
DAlRYrlEN!

Do not wcar feed OH, By
feeding Feed to long "A change
often results in q very much larger
production Of Mix.
Any Of the following Conccn.
rated Feeds you will End very sat.
isiaeiory; Sugarola, Molosses
Feed, Climax. Brewers Gram. and
Biles Union Grams.
Now is the time il PAYS to be
10 the Dairy Business. Take ad.
Of il by feeding milk pro.
ducing feeds,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-11-04
SUITS, COATS, FURS.
New Charming Fall Suits.

There is great deal Of character and good style in
this Falls fashions in LADIES SUITS. Women who
dress well appreciate our New and attractive materials
hcse suits. The fauless Tailoring and the Perfect Fit
and reasonable price is what sells them
Fall and Winter Coats.
In a variety Of styles and coors Of fine quality for
Ladies' Misses and Children New striking and becom
ing styles Long Princess Coats that are worthy Of your
special attention.
Beautiful FurS.
The season will soon be here, and we have the kind
Of Furs that you would be proud wear you buy here
Stunning sets and seperae scarfs, muas and OF all
kinds. Come here and you are sure to be suited
Suited Customers Are Our Best Ads.
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rs It dishoEorabie Tor me 10 lone pour
gnorina You are sure OF this friend
I of yours the prIncessW
"Ceftalnly" answered In Signorina,
| her establishment Increasing
"she gave yen the right nuthorityT
/ absolutely more and more aston
ished
"Wol before | swing the thunder
lei me tell you something" snid O'Mal-
ly Il vas IN Florence few days ago,
made some inquiries. II was imper-
tIncnt, know ! Interviewed four or
five hotel coneicraes. Only one OF
Them over heard Of the name. This
concierge directed me to another, but
ns he spoke only Italian we could not
make things 1t. But when men.
toned the princess name be laughed,
as If something highly amusing had
hit him The main thing Is this, your
princess has played us all rather
shabby trick. In the letter you read
to US IN Venice she said that she had
never visited this villa"
only IN her youth" replied In 81
gpouna. her brogs drawing together
In a sfrown. TO the point ~ once
I'll is simply this. our little jig Is
up" responded O'Maly, Read these
and see for yourself" lie gave TO her
broad white envelope and clipping
from La Nazione of The day before.
She seized the clipping eagerly. but
the eagerncss died from her face
quickly, leaving II pale aud stony. The
clipping nuttered TO the ground. Her
gaze passed from one face 10 another.
a horror growing IN her eyes, Slowly
she picked M the envelope and drew
out the card
"fel me. what = m" cried Iiillard,
troubled
(egNTlsuED OK FACE A.
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co TO SHAW'S
---FOR--
HOT WEATHER SPECIAL
TIES AND KEEP COOL

ICE BOXES and REFRIC ORATORS s.. 90 10 $4,000 The
Baldwin Dry Air kind that and cold
HAMMocKs ooc to the BED HAMMOCK for 500.
Special Prices on these 10 July sih
BAMBOO poRcH.crRTANs PIAZZA CHAIRS ROCKERS
and SETTEES. color HEYWooD BROS PIAZZA RUGS
cREX GRASS RUGS and MATING WINDOW SHADES
color Or width
DOu't Forget
that headquarters or Japanese and China Mattng Carpet
ing Rugs and An Squares well full line OF FURNITURE
Mattresses PILLOWS. cHfLD'S GocARTs etc Give nc a
&c, my prices before going will you
money.
Picture Framing Reknshns uphoaefins Repairing Furniture
specially Hair Mattresses Renovated and Ne~ Ticks Furnished
One 2nd-hand Milk Wagon used but little at
Bargain.
MlLBtJRN FART and LUMBER WAGONS
II. N. SHAW,
Tslephone, sai. MANCHESTER CENTER, VERMONT
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HAMMocKs ooc TO the BED HAMMOCK for 500
special Prices on these 10 July sih
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The Bowen Real
Estate Agency

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ICE BOXES and REFRIC ORATORS $500 10 $4,000. Th,
adwn Dry Air kind that ice and keeps contents cold
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-07-21
Nrch;r Wills.

Friends, brothers and sisters OF the
Snuuh Carolina Press, keep your eyes
on Archie Willis. And at the same
time YOU might as We'll fix your hearts
upon him. for YOU will certainly have
to do it in the long run. Archie Will
lis is the youthful and earnest editor
OF the Woodruff News and Herald lie
is high-stand graduate OF Wofford
college. His soul shines through his
speech. He is the newest and young
est editor in South Carolina. We
speak for the whole South Carolina
press when we say to Archie Willis:
A vOus-tout a mon occur. -Edgefield
Chronicle.
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Catnrrh Clmnnf Be Cnrcd

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surfaces. Halls CatarrI Cure is not
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The l.. & NJ. Paint decorateS more
than two million American homes.
Its beautiful finish and lasting fresh
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Linseed Oil at 65 cents per gallon
makes gallons ready for use. Act
ual cost about $l.20 per gallon.
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-07-21

The Great Salt Lake Is 10 miles
distant from the present city. This
Dead Sea of America Is about seven
times that of Palestine and carries
about the same per cent of salt-2O
per cent. which H. ans that If five
buckets Of the waite were exposed to
the sun in shallow pans one bucket Of
pure salt would be left. 1t is a beau
tiful sheet OF grass green water, clear
and cool and while numerous fresh
water rivers empty into it now no one
has ever found any outlet The per
cent of Saltiness varies very little.
nor is the lake permanently altered
in size. Its shore lines at times con
tract but from some unknown cause
again enlarges and marks on the
mountain sides that gurdle it.show no
material change. Salt Aid Beach is
reached by steam cars every half hour
and is a bathing resort with no equal
The shore line Of the lake is of
shelving. soft sands. Nothing but lead
can sink in these heavy waters and
without effort the bather floats at will
upon them. There is an island in
the lake that has upon it mountains
and cattle ranges and herd of buf-
falo You seem to he right at it. but
there are Is miles of water TO cross
before reaching this one. On smaller
islands breed droves OF seagulls No
animal life except small shrimp lives
in these waters. Utah is a land OF
freaks Of nature In the middle OF
the day the sun shines about 106 de-
grees, but YOU can lie on your back
in the waters OF this lake. tempera-
ture about % degrees. and look out
upon the peaks OF the Wasatch Range.
just back OF the city. with their COW
ering Of eternal snow. Mountains are
so numerous out in this part OF the
world that they have TO be spoken OF
by ranges.
Myriad OF peaks, higher than our
Mt. Mitchell. not only pass uunnoticed.
hut 30 unnamed, except for their
group Upon the whole. the lands OF
the Mormon We're a bit disappointing
to me. That they have builded
modern city in desert is true but
the want water makes dust bath
OF any spot not irrigated. The aver
age appearance OF their city is about
like I.aurens towards the end of
three weeks August drought. The mill
lionaire whose fortune has bccn made
out Of silver, copper or gold mines
can buy plenty Of water and his flow
ers are blooming and mis- lawns are
green, while his poor noiGhbOr. living
clos" beside him has no flowers and
his grass is dead. These people are
used to it and seem content, but give
me the land whore the gifts Of nature
are free to all and running streams.
the ecS, birds and shades, proclaim
population of Utah is only yet about
27O 900. or One-fourth that OF South
Carolina, but the people are kind and
welcome signs greet you at every
Young, Maud Adams. Senators and
the State University. Fort
Douglas and everything else from the
decks OF a "Sight-seeing" trolley
that great American institution enabl-
ing , poor man to quickly size up new
scenes and places.
Sunday July llth
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Expert Watch, Clock
and Jewelry Repairing

In olden times Watch Thinkers
and Umbrella Members tinkered
with watches. Now, III the goth
century, you want competent
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Clocks. Let me repair your
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
| learned my trade Europe, the
country III which the making Of
Watches originated, | have had
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| was expert Clock Maker for
Smith Patterson Co., of Boston,
Mass, for twelve months and for
five years was head watch maker
for H. CaStleburg, of Baltimore.
| AIN confident that when do
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ain also graduate optican
and will examine your eyes free
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the best lenses at very moderate
prices.
Inspect my line Of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry. You will
lind here the best quality at
the lowest price.
William Solomon,
The Jeweler and Optician
BarEsdale building Laurens, SC.
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Errnr I'm Statement.

In the account last week of the APP
preaching sale Of the Lanford oil mill
bankrupt, it was stated that the capi-
tai stock was $r35O0O and that Mr..
]. p. Gray had bought up shares to- the
amount OF $4,000. These figures
should have been $l3,500 and $1,000
respectively
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write out my notes when we get back.
We have crossed the continent in
safety, for which we are all thankful.
This climate is like Hendersonville.
y. G.
Venice. Cal. July 12, 1909.