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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

BOULDER. Colo. Mar. 2e--Wtth
a towel wrapped twice around his
neck. with the loose ends caught
about q hook. Lem {. Maynew
ended bis own life In jail He was
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

Th~ star e@asss Ensssst~e az
euraey 90 assume rr.pe feasibility
fer errer- 81 aay kiad ee~urias
n teleRhoaed advertisements.
SITUATION WANTED
situations wanted edvef.
ttsemfnta. both male and fcuiate.
hntf . cent a word.
~ttEtsF WANTED
oa~ ceat . wsrd--Minimufn
charge sec when charged 20
aerognt actual number ~ lines
a. set will 10 counted Seven
inaertions made for the price
81 stu when cas- in paid All
cap Hines. or fraction thereof.
Viii be counted az two iinsa
TO ADVERTISERS.
Classification cannot BE- Kivua
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY ~
Guilsn. staa Ballard Az. Ops.
city HALL rhnue Ballard sea
MAIN OFFICE seventh aF
between Nuion and UniNrraity.
Phones. Main 1850. tnd tti
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
nrTrERwoara : soS. professional
Directors 4nd licensed EfnhaiueFs 1891
lss app Naess Theatre nqth rhanss 30
Iehnsas a Namllts., ,rf.rtsEsr, s4fs
f7RHs ~. Fhnass. Mails fItsi Ind asa
Hauusy- watson co.. FanrFai rag.etsru
fhlra ~ ara Caissrsiig Roth rhonsa y.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
---s--- .a-----s---------a.--s-.-as
mra n N Raauay wiu shsw patfsFr
hats e her hernn afta tuh Az ~ w.
Frsnens Ballard car nna. Phone MAJ.
81 ~ 1913
Oh hats made new ~ dyaInr bfsagh.
ins tiatkinr. rsse~inx. FetsimfntnG and
retnodeiinF ia latest styles AZ $40 REQ.
piss naas nias ylns Fioor " isis
yqnr Urtirian
A. WErrEt.i. QPft y.
TIRE Man who NneWa
- rseris's uank mdr 70 aod PIKE
DTT Ec. Doyiss Medical Go Ill
L llJIHO rise ftee Tor ary case u
--------- piles their metlclns VIII uot
nsr Sixth ahd fesisr way io-is
Per 4o,d and quisx shoe fspaiflns
oufcK sHoE hEpAiR siioP. Is
Trsfd a., near Columbia 1t
nstasnEs Dancing AcncsmY atth ara
Jackson Glasses beginners. Monday
adtHHce. Friday Private ifsaona A..
ssmhi Thufsdays Saturdays East isa1
Littiss school u nanciae Glasses
and private lessons Collins BLDG Sec
ond ana James. ~ SECS. -
I am the Man house rspalflns h an
{ - branches. rubber Weather stripping on
doors Haudaii ! an carpeniet
- rhs Earic Auction 90 piks ana Hlsth
VIII pnY your goods et best cash prices
or sell then on commission --tf
Harp Orchestra music Furnished Tor an
occasions itis Terry av cnpece Bros
Main zi7t if.1s
Buy meat and groceries corner Of
Slnih and James Main a.. Ind ga -sf
L Hoiland. ssp.rt lasdsesps sarisnsr.
ses SIS woodland Park Ave II
PERSONAL.
a Prof stevens New Method sole
/ 10 originator panolag gusraa nised
- lessons every day and evenings
- 81 and Pine. Glasses and asasm-
biieH II
Or T. Jones' surgeon chiropsdiat
I Treatments painless lfif second az.
/ Ind i3fz
HiF bargains In unrcdcemcd watches
/ and diamonds ~ the London IaNeirY
Co. iot and Az. nert Guys Drug store.
LOST AND FOUND.
/ -s------s------ss.-.-.a-a. -.
Loot. a bfindis Bosion terrier. dark
I tiger cqipred stubhed ears and tall
I Name Sultan" Wears leather and
BRASS collar, with owners mama John
I Erikaon reward ~ 40 viii ~ paid
I te anyone bringing this dog 20 the M
1 flee. John Erikson BIDS FIRST and
/ University. liz
Left IN Green Lake trailer az Kauf.
/ man station, evening March 4. sold and
pearl handled umbrella Phone North
l 1861 Reward tg-1a
Cold iockei ioHt f1th ~ March, on the
/ way 70 the Oak Lake cemetery. name
/ Ethel on i0rket Address Station ".
Hathhurn. Liberal reward z0.2a
Found, cal aHont two years old own
/ sf may have same BY calling AZ First
l ~ y = and Eighty second IT. aud pay
ina fof al North 1851 Ills
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Loar AND FOUND.
Continued.

I
Lost. i.ieNsliNu settler pup female ~.
ward rhane Netfh slaN Also about
Feb . yaHns scotch e0iiia doH Female
Reward fheue North sits ~
e. reward ioH llttie hlaeH spi,a 81
/ chinese chow nupps FROM enc queen
Anne az Queen AnHe sHts apssa
Lest Moore theatre. Mareh is brown
| fur neeh goilhf Return tu BIS tatN
ssas Reward ao.sa
lest ladies aala watch March Sc
thonv East sac tsem a. %. 20 nl
HELP wANrno-MALE.
---..-.a=a=sa-==-sessss .asaasa=a
Wanted. afaa 10 pseame mavins pic.
tura operators Ter n + exposition
ne experience usgsssatr caii
Theatrical HsehanEa. tes Peoples Hank
nlds corner assena end rite
Wanted. boy whe Res experience iu
cutter Appis coasl Adv service 500
Hoatsf hlas
mi0 NoNFY NAE 10 sae1nr II
fhfee suits pressed fnf 90 unique
rnilafins Co. itas first ~ it'ss
Wanted Carpenter fa huiia house iu
exchange Coz fata aaal ttaiiY 81 nf.nh
:" 1855
wanted efFAna nnY Queen rls type
settles cpt si4M eeiaushlH q sa gaa
wanted Abse haaisd mea between asvs
~ aud 30 Cor Marine Nufrs AWst BE
native born - hasa fFsf papsrs -,
cellrnt opportunities 81 ths wNfld
Qega pef eisshins faileaa auaftsfs
Roens 1855. afaaa Central nstsL =
attic. wash
..s -
n,snt hafeAa feaihs la.il ~ hlas ~
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
---ra.s4seaa-..s-= ass---se.-ss,-ss----s's~'
t.ses eafIatas hsad lsaaasfed. tec 20
Wanted. a Ieeasf raoas NoFih 80
wautsa. siris ever ia sups4iaf cfack
o. aHa fspal Gu. ita Nata Of -ss.-s
SITUATION WANTED = MALE.
Wanted cottages % tand 81 aay of
eehirart A ffsnnius. tfQa tflhiy
plsas is.isN
Espsasaesd faan wm clear lsua 90
iats - ths DAY e. eanffaFt ateptrra.
% Ysalsf Fheaa Atset ss.s3s
yeaas mau " year. desire. ~ess ~
SITUATION wAnrEo-FEMALE.
--s~"~~------=r-..s-s ...--a'e--@' -r''-'.
Ans ane as41glns : eassteatsnt naa ~
Npensitfn wwntah e. fRaa care " house.
Af fvaHt@ d4FtnH @mueF Ahaefee fNf the
Hafaef faeuthx free e aherxw sNEeps ~
Fwnm FeWf address ths ahuew
Cempssent wenian eeah moaia rhs
place tu tafHheF camH Cali nr E8tfFas
Experienced haslnsss aenlaH waste BE-.
sitinn - haas@utnsE af eashfef th@hs
ceiarsnia is tsst.t
ri.sl.t ~snts uors trssasrt ns@~sa
tsg f4ffh -sa.fs
WANTED TO sUY-FuRAiTURE
a-sss-----s-a%.=.ss-se=s
ro eisras- Of raaF ussa furniinrs a.
an affanttks sai ~ 1ef sssh4nFs a.
ieainK uheraiif nav Ynaf fsFaisafs be-
titts department FHs aass Zeal IRE
dssss Haasis o. - pspsrtasai
gainK sssf enI seu AZ hsFFaln t.r
ritsFe ffs feaTa ruiteas fifafe Heese
~ rest cheap eFst Erausfnn 49,
Neadiana Para taf % fiftieth e.
rmENoNT frNN4rUHE $50 desires
sscend hsHa seeas Hishsaf rFiess Pals
vsisvs Fafa itia - y 4ftg iss itas
MISCELLANEOUS
wasted e yaMs fan - fhfts fuafn eaf
tAKe heaF sHH $40 4asssam. nnt avwF
SIC Call HAST 8tH 1915
FoR Sale - MISCELLANEOUS
sassaes s-sasaassrf
SASH AND BOON uAWuAffa
Mst BED saah siae atsasa aair -
rFNfs
res nea nlas. - fees n a ess o. ~
- - .s,s.ss.f.va. So. 1850
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AUCTION bAhN ar ~ % mcKnp
rnMN HrACtOtH .raHuUMH, secs
WHIST AN. on TUESDAY. fftN a4h
MARCH Az iuIa0 HitANp uend house
nuid fufHltufc yunsistinH in rect as fai
bows EnAmei beds hsd sets nFsshrfa
NumWaNHH pedestal extension Tables nif
Nhnt diuinn chairH center tables
show cases lu great variety Ah elegant
tfefH Pond upright pihuHi aieH a
knahf a Hnns. in che best ~ condition
agrfataife rirtufra hand painted ehins.
hnll clock fllFtrmare. two Hued EtaphG
phones and rrrnrha. miffurs pirf HiaHHea
Dhlfinnieia, att aaHHfHs lsea eaftains.
ohio btosl range heaters and macy
other useful artifiaa k % ulfhsftun.
Aueii0nser Main ieei ind iHft
ANOTHER arIFNpin oprnHFtiH
fTN 20 FURNISH uF NutN H00AH
fpR rifE coNfNN Arf ~ WILL Hf
GIVEN Ar FEArrLEH LEADING
AUCTION HOUSE 500 fthn IQtEe A
A. riHenAn, MARCH gtu Forty
FuiHen oak hufeaus absolutely rev.
fhiffonirF refkcfH fhaifa diniHF tables
center tnhieH davenport rHfiaf suite
folding bed, bon nnurh tote - ueH mHf
trsaass handsome iron beds. best =
springs plgiufah pafiiefss aas and ell
heaters gual and aoud hrHtrrs fuHh
stove, iafNe wall caNe steam Tables ~ p
affafhWfntH. Farfafl organ ete fts
goods are niili arriving a. "a g. iH
aoraihie ~ iiemiHe ufther tut We are
aaaafon ~ another sureessful saie. - p
90 time John puahrii auetinnsff Tad
$40
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Georgetown Auctinn ana Sales stables
hnfses harness vehicles haaNhi and sets
an rafnniiNaion Aurttan every Friday !
b w al hsAf hhFaes an siass 90 hand
ifsndntun 81 0euFKetnNa a sss III
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SEE US

We have several small cioss-in homes
81 HfeH ART % Terms $50 dew --iiat-
aafs ike rent Close 81 lrtH fitN and
~ ciasrsln aCfs tracts f1eo and -.
some ~ these have houses on Also
close So Nafff lets and tracts af Hrsrsee-
fen Bug 81 " and safe sgefaf COM
aaiselnrs
SEATTLE MDMFHKfK KNH CO
ttl-e Empire nldF
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FARMS AND LANDS.
IRRIGATED lands.

aete tracts. $3.50 e. sast. fi weeg
WIN bisek, 80 New Boft tnqck
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RaWhide Free
Gold

is.ttf for sale 81 AZ cent? Charles
uanNefflsid FcheuFfmaa. Phones
Main l4gi. Ind 1874.
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tt acres logged OF lard on euunty
Ynad. small stfrsrn RAINING threMNh II.
tt.sep. ttep cash. easy terms On hNlamrs
it acres small cahiu chicken YARD
good coz. close 90 watsrfronts ttses t4ea
cash. balance 20 suit
sores waterfront s1ee. liberal terrna
ss-scFs waterfront; tstee. Tor a short
time oniy. halt cash
ft acres, close 10 waterfrcnt lots Of
shinHie cedar On "a. only sac peg acre
GLENDALE IMPROVEMENT Co.
Glendale wash.
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Or T. Jones' surgeon chiropodiat
Treatments painless lfif second az
Ind isfz
Hig bargains In unredcemcd watches
and diamonds ~ the London 1aNelrY
Co. ift and av. neNt Guys Drug store
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Lost. q hfindis Boaton terrier, dark
tiger c1lpred. afubhed ears and tail
Name sultan" Wears leather and
BRASS collar with owners mama John
Erikaon a reward ~ 40 viii 81 paid
te anyone bringing this dog 20 the N
flee. John ErikN0n BIDS First and
University. fl =
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pETEcTIvR eERVIcE.

CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY
fhashfstt Arcade UidW General line ~
criminal and civil private detective work
open day and night Consultation strictly
private. Correspondence All eastern cities
"A zee Ind 3si9 , A CODY. eupt
Phillips a. q Detective Agency. aia-ii
Central nidF All branches Cunruita.
fiun free. Private inYratlEationa otc
Main t7as Ind eli
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--s=-a--s7
BUTT EWoHTM a sos Professional
Directors aad licensed tfnhainHefs 1871
LIST, 9pp H1afe Theatre fiath rhlnes 20
Johua8a Hamiitoa. untsfthkerr. sfff
ffrHs ~ Fhnass. Rain f1tei Ind asa
HaHuag Watson en-. Fanrrsi Directors
Third ~ and CnitefutT hgth pnausa ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

- Prof Stevens New Method Sole
Nh originator. DInclnF Guaranteed
401 10 Private f.frsuna CuuFriFhf 81
- lessons every day and evenings
q u fth and Pine. Glasses and asasu-
bifeH. IL
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nArnain issroaD house fHruished
auod ieeatlen. eiosr 10. chaap rent. aeass
rn 1875 Eighth A. iFst
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MFs n MHuudy wiu shaw pattern
bats 81 her hprna. afft iNh av N W.
fseHi MAyrh % a. Aprt q AZ END ~
tara zat 1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

THIRD AVE-. FuHEfruRn CO.
ffl Third AVE
sells ueN buys old tJfnitufe
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Left IN Green Lake trailer AZ Kauf.
man station, evening March Z. sold and
pearl handled umbrella Phone North
1861 Reward te-1a
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ron RENr-RooMs : continued.

20 usnt- barber shop go. thfss
keasHheeFins fepms o. Wessiahr anf
Ehnussa 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

Cold locket iost i1th ~ March on the
way 70 the Oak Lake cemetery name
Ethel on i0rket Address Station NJ
Itathbprn. Liberal reward z0.29
Found, cal aN0nt two years old own
sf may have aHue BY calling AZ First
~ y =. and Eighty. second IT, and pay
ina for al North 1851 -12-zp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
CoNeREssMEN AND GIFTS.

AS was stated in the Gszstte's report
of the proceedings of the House of Rep
resentstives yesterday Mr.. Rsudell pre-
sented a resolution asking tbs speaker to
appoint judiciary committee to consid-
er bills prohibiting members of Congress
aud court officers from accepting gifts or
employment from corporations, trusts or
persons interested in legislation. The
resolution was voted down.
Openly charging that "the Congress
and the courts" bad received snd were
receiving valuable gifts, employment or
compensation from public service cor
porations, trusts and persons engaged In
interstate commerce or having an inter.
est in legislation, Mr.. Rsndell declared
that the opponents of such legislation
had not only succeeded In preventing
the passage of a law OF the character
his resolution called for, but even sup-
pressed discussion of such measures on
the floor of the House. Looking the
facts squarely in the face" he said,
"the Inclusion forced upon one causes
a blush to mantle the cheek OF every
patriot and seli-respecting man." 1t
was, be conteuded, "a pitisble but in
controyertible fact' that the disinlerest-
ed and faithful servants of the people are
helpless Gin the present contest against
the organized pluuderers OF the nations
wealth."
he declared that the beuefclaries OF
special interests, intrenched in power
and firmly combined with the dominant
political party, openly derided the
American people aud brutslly demanded
the pound of flesh. Should the COM
mittee be appointed, he said, there could
be passed law that would 'sever The
connection OF the servants Of the peo-
pie from the interests that now control
u.s."
Never until officers, agents, repre-
seutatives and attorneys OF parties TO-
terested 10 legislation are forced to cease
such employment or are driven from the
bells OF Congress could tariff bill be
passed or legislation enacted consistent
With the rights, the honor aud the great
name of the American people"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
SHOT BY A GJRGLAR.

james spruitt, of L"liu, near WiIke'-
barre, Pa, was a keued about 2
O. clock yesterday N ICING by a noise
IN bis bed room an srriugiug up,
found a burglsr. 10 g4ppled with
the thief and being 3 P1Wefnl man
was rapidly getting me ~ tier OF him,
The two fell to the floor together, and
"a they did 50 the burglar pressed bic
revolver against Spruitt's left side aud
fred. Mrs. Spruitt, "ho had Jumpedl
from the bed With her h"st tand and
I aAn.d fnr hnln anll men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
VOLUME CX.--NO. 1853
A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused by
weaknesses and falling, or other dispiSce-
ment, of the pelvic organs. Other symp-
toms Of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness, imaginary specks or
dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw-
ing sensation in stomach, dragging or
bearing down in lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable dra' rs from pelvic
organs, faint spells with general weakness.
fany considerable number Of the above
symptoms are present there Is no remedy
that VIZ give quicker relief or more per-
maAent coSe than DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescztbeop>\Itha has q record OF over forty
wears OF cufeSA IL Is the most potenA
inyigoratlng. TONIC and -strengthenlng-ns -nsl-
vine known to medical science. ills made
OF the gIyceric extracts OF native medici'
nal roots found in our forests and con-
taips not a drop Of alcohol or harmful, or
habit-forming drugs. It's ingredients are
all printed on the bottle-wrapper and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into "Fa-
vorite Prescription has the written en-
dorsement Of the most eminent medical
writers of all the several schools of prac-
tice-more valuable than any amount OF
non-proiessional testimonials-though the
latter are not lacking, having been con-
tributed voluntarily by grateful patients
in numbers TO exceed the endorsements
given 10 any other medicine extant Tor
the cure OF woman's Ills.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
OF unknown composition as substitute
for this well proven remedy OF KNOWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealer may
make little more profit thereby. Your
interest in regaining health is paramount
10 any selfish interest Of his and 1t is an
insult to your Intelligence for him TO try
10 palm off upon you a substitute. You
know what you want and it is his busi-
ness to supply the article called for.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original Little Liver Pills" first put up
by old DR.. Pierce over forty years ago,
much initiated but never equaled. Little
tugar-coated granules--easy to take N
candy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
IMMIGRANTS ROBBED.

When Erie train No. AZ, known IS
the Southern Tier Limited, leaving
jersey City at 1920 q. M, arrived in
Middietown, N. Y, at 2;9O o'clock yes
terdsy morning, the trsinmen reported a
daring hold.up on board the train be-
tween jersey City and Paterson,
When the train left Jersey City there
we're attached TO it two cars partly filled
with immigrants bound for the far west.
According 10 the stories told by the immi.
grants, two men enteied the first car
shortly after the train bad come out OF
the Bergen tunnel. Ooe of the men
stood with his back to the door OF the
car and held q revolver pointed down
The car while the other man called out
fr the immigrants TO hold up their
nands or be shot
The immigrants unable to SPEAK
English, and in a strange land, appar'
emily thought that this sort OF thing was
customary, for they made no effort to re-
sist, bot handed out theit valusbles
the hold-up men wslked down the sisles
After securing considerable money
watches, aud other valusbles, the tw'
hold-up men left the car as the train va
slowing up for Paterson.
After the train had left Paterson tn
! immigrants succeeded in making th
conductor and trainmen understand wis
had taken place. They we're very muc
excited, and those who had been robbie
wspt pteoUsly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
WHICH is TIE SAFER LEADER?
Who reader do you think is the ssie'

Who, reader do you tnlnK IL 'ne sS'o
guide for the temperance people to fol-
low. DR.. PITT, the able editor OF the
Religious Herald, or Senator John A.
Lesuer, the president of the Liquor
Dealers Association? The former -
earnestly supporting Mr.. Tucker, whilst
the latter is working strenuousiy
for Judge Mann. .[-Norlhern Neck
News.
WIN? becomes ver' gnsnt part
Of speech on the toDgl If the voter,
who ia either sincerely III or agaiost
prohibition. Are the voters OF the League
to be secured by Judge iann'b emphatic
opposition to the e. jons, while the
LIQUOR dealers are held e line by S'nstor
Martins assurance tba If they suppor'
Mann, the legislature shall balk the
lesgue program? Il looks jost that
ysy.-Norfolk VIrgiri9-Pll't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
NEW FRENCH CABINET.

Aristide BRAND succeeded In forming
a new French ministry and officially
announced the success of his endeavors
to President Fsllieres at 10 O'Clock last
night.
The post of undersecretary Of posts
and telegraphS, which was held by NJ
Simyan, whose resignation was demand
ed during the recent strike of postmen
aud telegrsphers by the socialists, will
beIsuppressed. An uudersecretaryship OF
finance will be created.
A ministerial declaration which was
formulated aud unanimously accepted by
the members of the new cabinet con-
tsins an important statement, indicating
that the cabinet is committed to an at
tempt to end the war between labor aud
cspital which has disturbed France fol
90 many years. An official note says
this declaration, after quoting the
famous remark OF NJ. Waldeck- -Rous'
seau, "capital must work and labor
possess, )" insists upon the necessity OF an
alliance between labor and capital aDc
the avoidance of every cause Of conflict
that the members Of the cabinet, re
QardIess of their political affiliations,
resolve, with the aid of parliament, t
smeliorate the moral and material vel
being of the workers as far SO in thei
power Lies, but that the Accomplishment
Of this end will depend npon the!suppor
| of the workers themselves; that th
latter must give security to capital, o
otherwise undertakings will be aeau
doned and the economic developments o
the country arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24

nav line of Belt Pins Just received at a
W WiIdt a Son s. l06 north ROyal street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
=4IpVANDRIA VA SATURDAY EVENING. JULY "a, 1909.
AIexan0rias Gazette.

PUBLIsHKD DAILY AND TRI.wKKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING, $40 d 312 PRINCE
STREET.
TKRMs: DAILY year, $500 months
$3.50; 8 months, $1:26; 1 month, 40 Genus;
/ week, 10 cents. xo
Tri.weekly-l year, $500 months, Sl'oV
3 months, rs cents: month, 25 cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed 70 ex'
ceed their space unless theexcess is paid for
at transient rates, and under no clrcu!m'
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must be paid tor
In advance.
Resolutions in memoriam, Of thanks. tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societle,
OF persons, unless Of public concern, VIII
My be printed in the paper as sdVsrtise'
ments.
Entered at the Postofice Of Alexandria, Viz
ginia, IS second-class mstter.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24
TO OWNERS:

The demand fOrShouSeS rent
ing for fro n $500 to $1,000 is
far in excess of our supply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-07-24

rTT's FOOT REST PLASTER will take
them oa ike magic without bAndaging or
emitting II eases your temper as well IS your
corn. At Lsadbeatef's for %,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-25
CHANGE STOCK COMPANY
Majestic Theater Will Make
Some Important
Changes.

The personnel of the stock company
now appearing at the Majestic theater
in Gary will be changed somewhat be-
cause Of the fact that Manager A J.
Woods has left the company and will
devote his time in the future to operat-
ing his burlesque theater in the south
end of the city. The Marion Woods
company has been dissolved and an
other will be formed in it's place.
Among the former company who will
remain with the Majestic, are Mr..
Douglas, Ruth Gale and Miss Marion.
who has been associated with Mr..
Woods. Mrs. Douglas has also been
secured to assist the company. and a
new leading man viii arrive in Gary
today to take the part formerly held
by Woods.
Pending the various changes in the
company and its reorganization the
Majestic theater will probably be closed
today and tomorrow. The company
which is now Being organized to put on
stock shows will probably be far su-
pefior to the old one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-25
TOLLESTON.

]. ]. staff Of Springfield, Ill, was in
this city Sunday and yesterday.
Mr.. LIE Grand F. Meyers of Ham
mond was here on business yesterday.
The Tolleston baseball club won their
third successive game last Sunday with
the Lager Colts of Hammond by a
score Of to 0.
H. w. Uecker and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Chicago.
Otto C. Bormann returned to Battle
Creek, Mich, yesterday morning after
spending Sunday in this city.
Miss, Olga Frank is spending her va
cation with her parents here.
oscar Harms and Miss Emma Hars
spent Sunday with relatives at East
Gary.
T. E. Knots of Gary was here sun
day.
Miss Bertha Grand of Chicago spent
Sunday with her parents in this city.