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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
WOMAN BATTLES
WITH MANIAC


(ccnciud.d.l
Dutrow managed to get possession
Of the revolver last night When
his wife demanded that he give Il
TO her be denied having Il. but she
found that be was lying on II ia
bed lie refused 10 give her the
weapon. and Mrs Dutrow. fearing
that he would xiii her II she vent
20 sleep. remained up all night. We
WAS fairly quiet during the night.
but shortly after 8 o'clock this
morning be became violent and AZ.
tackled bis wife. Mrs nutroW
called for help. and Mrs Costello
ran % her assistance
crsppiss ~ith aa5man.
Mrs. Costello attempted 10 take
the revolver from Dutrow BY force
Mrs Dutrow aided her. bat the
maniacal strength Of the man was
too much for the women. When
Mrs Costello saw that she could
not succeed BY this method. she
pttfed her will power against his
madness. and calmly told him what
she would do 20 him II he did not
relinquish the weapon This had
the effect 81 haIting him. until she
was able to drag the exhausted
Mrs. Dutrowsfrom the room. Mrs
Costello then loo ked Dut-ow a pris
oner in the room and telephoned
for the police. Il was o'clock be.
fore the police arrived. When they
entered the room they found Du
tFow lying on the floor 10 a pool Of
blood. with his throat cut from ear
20 ear Az first Il was thought that
he vas dead. but spasmodic
movement Of the limbs show that
a spark Of life yet remained and
Dufrow vas hurried 10 the city
hospital Re has no chance 10 re-
cover Mrs. Dutrow il Frustrated
By the shock
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INO|CT TWO
FOR FRADUS


tcene.ueedl
are the owners 81 lodging houses
who have falsified their registers
10 deceive the officers OF the Law
The Investigation so far con
Quoted shows that the Chicago
Iodeins house. 6is4 Jackson st..
the Walden hotel. the American
hotel. the ColOunade hotel. Y, J. Me
Hush barns. and itla Second aN.
have been the main places for herd
ing these voters Three weeks ago
wagonloads az beds we're placed IN
the Chicago lodgiug house. and
during the last few days food has
been bought Tor this place in large
quantities % feed the Illegal voters
ttfgy.elght men had registered
from the Chicago lodging house
when the registration closed last
night The antccedents 81 all these
men have been Investigated, and
practically all Of them will so TO
jail Tuesday when they attempt TO
vote
Hotels Are Nerdinp Places.
A number OF floaters registered
from s0I Weller 81. which Is the
railroad yards, Win also go 10 jail
when they wish the polling places.
Lists Of Illegal voters from the
Walden hotel. the Elgin hotel and
the Imperial hotel are also la the
hands of the officers, and instruc-
lions issued to arrest them when
they appear al the voting places.
W. ". barton and II y Glass.
man. Who registered from vacant
lot. 1905 Boren ay.. VIII also be
placed under arrest when they at.
tempt 20 vote. O. X Clark. Mark
Moore. Ed McGsnn. " w Rolfc
and H. n Thayer. who registered
from 1874 Second av. an office
building. also will Be arrested as
soon as they attempt 20 vote
Men who illegally registered In
the First yard from Japanese Lode
Ing houses. Japanese restaurants
and saloons. are known TO the o..
ficars OF the law and viii be ar
rested upon calling for ballots al
the polling places.
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MURDER At
GRAYS HARBOR
tconOiudsd.l

The disappearance Of Jake Millhf.
formerly n deputy sheriff, aud bis
wife who left here 10 live ia a
cabin belonging To Oohl on Laid
laws island. aud have not been seen
since, IN thought 20 be another
matter which Coil can explain If
he would
Three years ago. when the Sea.
mems strike was on, many sailors
unfricndly TO the enterprise sud
denly disappeared from the water
mont. 20 roAppear later. lifeieAa and
bloa.ed IN the waters Of the
hArbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
THE STATE BANK or
SEATTLE

Seattle Washington
~ rendered % the state examiner
at ihc close % business January al.
nRauCncEa
eaes aaa discounts 3 sttass q
"Anaink heuHs farnitufs
$50 ffsfHfft ts4t ssa44s. l3 eco &c
snt atnpf
htNt Hfnas
=. hshas Nttsfg -
Casa an hsna
end zee ffan
htHef hAnas ftt.sts To- sff fsa 81
To'ai .tlIstsss 90
tIAnfLirIKa
capita' sis-s eaia in = Zee zee 60
Huf Plies $50 annis4daH
Ffeffs lsss ssrsasss sHs
p. ,i is:.1 s'' s.g.is 80 ~ I.
infitlfaai a.
pesfs .... tffsfsf re
naHA deposits aHsas e.
saflags sspasi4s
4nf tiras rsf-
nneatss .-.. uasst 81 Seas sse "a
Tossi tIistsss Is
pseesi's esn - FshsusfF s
pss.ssi. ,sn u lssaass 81
iAts f-rat.t.- q esa 80 -
nsia -.-+.t..,.tts. sftest 81
CONSERVATIVE nrsisEss INVITED
OFFICERS
q b. umoSDAfti.
IONS EmIesoS
Ntcs President
W H1ff.HNH4
Firs pfseiasnf ard cnshief
NkNfsNN
Aas1s1anf Cashier
nfnE IRONS
nAwfFf. NNGt.EMEn
uf NaHxnaam a kslasheF. AfghFn#fA AnH
lfssidsnf Msnk faF sastnNs 81
Seattle
joins EHfRAuN
Capitalist Had Vice Ffesifsnt
WKnMAN 0uErx
90 sIffFai a eesfH canffsefofs
Will u Parry
rfesidsnf seattle sna f.ass WashIaE
ton ws'sraef ca
" . IITE
f'rrsidsnf nsns ~ rinnesn Co Pert
knsslss wash
A n FuEf.nEna.
vice President ard cashier
, J. eHoSnA1gfs
President
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W. FREE FOR TINS w.
ONLY. ~
EZ5 FREE FOR Ttro -.
ONLY.
w. FREE ron Tsus =.
ONLY.

~ every hnyer ~ -.
"ii give fsf 80 feN Rus n
fttilrafH Foaa r. - Asss ~
mace price - hns Ia - = =
prl.,.,.,. I - lifHs 70 Fsftr ne.e-
t'Ft.ltt 2 ~ TAc0ni q
'H farh iats SITS - =. "a
wnnth only fs - esss 4,
neI fsf lire iH f6s 80 - n
fIh fn1 the Lest IN 1 n
ha hear faftf 80. -. stsslia ]
fIh'f ipif = mile faftas. - - Il
~ Aa hlEh as ~ sts ss...s - y
me nssHnf - So
iHlhs FHiues So Z
~ nest eighteen anerfk. -
F srtht in TaeaHan - -.
-. tffa foaf Hes Fss...s
~ lnf4 TaeefHs rfocs,is - /.
20 fapidif beg rs :. - !
re thf boom pfieas 80 =. -. - u
a. ana fsdeabis ID -. - II
month - asez =. \
bga Haii aei nov c.n
~ Today Fun lnfafesss,. :. i =. 4
1Aps Of our Heaffis m. - 4
- Tacoma 20 pfeshssf1e. - =
Wfiff fau az efF.-. tltttl<s
cefiifirsfs ard fesa'sei's- b
49,. g ssa from ss.ssg :
FADEI SOUND LAND fyR4z 4.
MENT co,
1915 Alaska issa6sas ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Your son o. brave. colonel. but
when
but when what. Hif p"
4 saw your old enemy insultinR
him BY asking him 10 take a drink
with him
"MY son resented that insult ]
know, sir"
mo. colonel he swallowed a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

What Kind Of stars take best In
the Wel0dramatic circuit?"
! guess II ~ the shooting stars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

During that strike 0ohl aud his
associates achieved notoriety by
boarding schooner by force Of
arms aud taking from the craft
several nonunion men,
During the strike drunken
sailor rRyed IN delIrium AZ the pc.
lice station ~ killings which he
aud Oahl had accomplished. but
the man was insane" they said
Coil ruled the members Of the
soamon'e union with an iron hand
They followed him like sheep. and
be was feared by many reputable
citizens Of Aberdeen. who suspect
cd him of crime. but held their
tongues
Coil Is a lishthaired and sfoop
shouldcred man Of 30 Years. weigh
e about i6o pounds Ne denies
the killing 81 itedbefg. and has
maintained a uuilcn silence since
his arrest He IL married. and bis
wife u standing by him
Yesterday afternoon. Nheu he
waa removed FROM here "a the cUun
~ Jail for safety. officers had no
difficulty "a getting him 70 Monte
Kano. although i was feared be
forchand that some Of the sailors
under the hohi boss rule woald
attempt 20 rescue hlla.
DID cohi Boast Of crlmef
The police are looking for nilly
Montana. who Ia said TO be work
lBg for "a railroad near here Il is
believed that be vii be valuable
wifucas for the state against tho
alleged murderer he h. said %
have heard G0hl boast To a saloon
q kiilinF iiedbers and 20 have
ialker with pride horn of Dc
gcueFhcy Of many crimes here and
eiarW here.
Hedbsrg. Tor whose murder Coil
- nov held. had been living Ia
hnufebeat owned by Coil. and
since November 81 has not been
econ hers a. The time Of bis o.
appearance Gnhl sald that iisd
berg. together wfth seaman
named iohu Hoffman. had shipped
90 Alaska When HedhsFKs a.
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WATER SHUT orr NOTICE

Water viii BE- shut osf IN inc 4
; intermediate service maine Ia 4
, the district north % the Ra 4
' VIENNA boulevard and east or 4
; 18Th av ~ r. on Monday 4
February 7. from a. m. until 4
D. m. 4
; 49, a 80 A 4
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ssb0ae
.~ore KirgAr COUNT
sa50.eQ

10 miles from seattis
IL mile 10 water H.
ner cent Interest q u
tef rwsh e. SO per ma''s- = 80
Good sail and thisiy aAts
prSr s9s, refunded il aissallsil =. !.
only 20 acres % speAN
tract, si s enff co. Alasss e
Main fasg I'D sss. :.
tf,,,s.iesd rsuaquluhrsss.,. y 4. "a =
5sa arrss with ~ w
road timber near lows
county Ropr r EsrIs CO
Az tiinekisy nik a
ga,,r LAND Exhiln.,s...,
,-ee.tad IN its.
}.t st. all Il fleh - q
iAiie Ia zee free tsr5s - IS
t.,,lf IA famous irf'tAi. -ss
hitl w fse alfftrenl SOS
a ..,,S W. Ana 10 picldnE TIE - , si.ss
PORT ORCHARD .. fi's
TRACTS. "A
a.. a.lsi,rs. Home and "a "a -
"a varetatie isHai ASH
wv. a. gssh and ~ xsrt
LII swoRrH fssh Nse ...s.. 3
,r.p wIpow's rs sn'ss sirs,
ChhAl. tsna. close y N
iai ,,sss onY feik ~ ssse
900 w. r,ee Weed aas 4
,rsn.an or Henasia ane
Mrs' 49, IN rev nsHiesa ,ssf
,e,' eashier. IN Tiu,ss ~
wa" - 1Sn dAHnsN
, nue. .5,sss acres fiPs'
moufh .. : fOHSsQ
49, ', I nises. tss \. J. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
BANK erRTEMENTa.
Report of the financial
Condition of Peoples
Savings Bank
nAnk arAIEmEhTa.

Located at Seattle. state of Wash
ington. at tho close pf business on
the alsl day Of January. 1910,
RESOURCES
Loans aud discounts { i77.2s76 81
Bonds. warrants and
other securities $50. 39s, 1890
Real estate 4tstt+s+s. l0d.bo2 ~
Bank building .s+sst+s 1h6tf2G bV
Cash and exchange t.s. f.0t2,0zl
Total ......... s2.303 ,seg27
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .....t 100, 900 90
Undivided profits t+ 2if00at6
Deposits ,.+t. ..st.. i.ssg.hs3li
Total ...... ..... sa.ao8 .sse27
State OF Washington. County Of
King. 49,
T. Joseph r. Gfecnleaf Of the
above named bank. do solemnly
swear that The foregoing statement
10 true 10 the best of my knowledge
and belief
JOSEPH r. GHEENLEAF.
Correct Attest
a. J REEKtE.
Jas. 3 GOLDSMITH
Directors
Subscribed aud sworn 70 before
me this ard day 81 February. 1910.
CHARLES ID THOMAS,
lSeali Notary Public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Get 1ta acres eees ssi4 iasE I
Fuii. pi~ntf water. Assss a1ns Ehti 4
Frow anyfhlnEs eoee kiimEis Co
and let ~ show pea
f. p DIXON & CO
Main e. ia kasfsa T. al Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Government Fan
Lands

~ british rcirfHsta. frfsafsrs ; -
Tf1rh Farifie naseaf. -. -
tlnns - nruiHaf eass Il iskts - :
chaos 20 pfs=sfu pfia.
THE WHITE. Hf'tWN eowar
fst-fst Mgtusi Life Hsss -
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'~rcc1o--e, ,-'' Z. 'l.o(ac
faaaefg ID. aaaghssf
rafseus ~ ths ~tfs ~ " fHpass
eitH lannaft a. s1f ,.......
Fstgfsat ~ ihs sis ss..
nsiiaas ~ tas sifs ~ MriisAH
eitr AanuaFf fs . dsaHNtsf
cafafha ITO fhH wife - N"fHsA&
pthsfsf 70 thf pifs u hfhafff
sas z1fa 1auasff - a daughter
Wasgs 70 ins SITE q ifafia ltNtte
sass ufanss risrs. isHuHff ~ f"'"'
nssfsa To she ~ifs - . DAYTON.
ser. tarHaff tt 800 .
Naftin - SO aifs ~ VI Malta 81
Is.a ~ he siis ~ ~ tSsd fiif.
eiss,sss ~ X ~lfs ~ d uinsts'r
rnr lsassff R.u, .y
I. iissaie ~ - On. - E neuaa
"a itIs Essi Nsdisrn. Fref"sff q
Gst.s To ,ns uifs ~ nerhsn
fsff ff-asH Mns q 1893 saH
frer.aa ga ere Effs ~ h inthsfn
" ,sss'essf I, -. ssas =, = nrssss
issf aafnria Aefesi ifss q SECS sist
ef.sf5rf ~ ths -lfs ~ rfse fefa
s,r sss.'ussf st iss' = esass,ss a.,
go q $3.50 ~ .,,' " 80
rafss Is 80 sifs - Fsfts 'ft
sssi tfft. ssne.ff % - u..,..
nfHfeH - 80 nlft
zee fsts = 1anueff ff 80
v@srssish 10 tts uffs - 70. NJ
sssraMsn tflf rasafsns 4snasff r.
taaahteF
pEATA NOTICES
''q,ss y 80 'ss n 80 n q
~" s.sss"s dss s-ss,eu - lsausr' o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

PA SEQ. the tiftsien pels. 4 Esz'
THASsCoSTfSENTAl. hAtffdtisH Il
Wholesale ufsrHIBrEiNs -
on ere caiBmtla river. fzsTn1alsI
the gHEATEeT lhntEa7i1N n
1Fcrs * TIRE STATE % Etsfs|
Ton
sPOKASE WILL n RkFufH
HERE
We are asliinE ieia Al fkt X -
each. fie aosn snt q - asEa
NOW is YOUR CHkyx
" u BRVG0ExASN 4 O.
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Must sell by tho Sth Of Fooruary one
team. weight $500 pounds and hrnsa
mounted harness, good aH now. Price
tlta. Inquire az woodward sth and
Madison
For sale or rent bakery store. oven
ioNlt A-room flats over store tust
completed lot 6eH0o. building aoN6o good
location Thnmaa Dawson. Tkps Fire
mont av, Green Lake North 1884
SNAP Tor somsbedy Ttausfer buamcts
Inquire az ices Vernon t'ace Hafnfd.
lhones, Ballard ~, residence ballard
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Condensed Statement ~ condl-
tiuu -
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n ID HRVG0ExkNS am
sfg American Bash 80
BETWEEN SEATTLE
TACOMA

Handy e beta kEST ans 49,
1e acres level land. sxrslaA
acres imrrot -, hslaHss p4t.1
fenced orchard. All kiaa
house fraras barn tfn1s mssn
ttitafusa faces main rcazlT AK
A. arAaai auf suat nsisAsFn
a. geo 3hIrh includes hars1 -
sfork ntnuf lee ehieheaa ears
49, fnruInR sFnplenents TEzs
ROBERT MAlfbI
pis s.e- egI AiAska bssNM
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Sign Painter

Fiu' sis-. Apply Immediately. sisss
rirsi ~
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Best Buy in Acres

YARN Vancouver isaand. 80. g
ralirnna. on wagon rozd
house farnfture. cattle. hafzs -
Tor Investment en- maxssii 80
nt " D neasp. star offsrs -
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4 NnnEI- r1IllrnY RANclI- q

THE OF ESTioSAhlh 80
Fivs acres 81 fine iana 80 y.
cleared up-to-date new 49, 49,. =
90 reoi raad spfiaf cree. -
level price 81 aeat tltt -. "A
&C. SUIT buyer can hare - ~ - n
aEs easily cleared ~ -
Write cI call On James a. Vrs.-
willie Waah ---1
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Der sale Or kxftsHfs = T.
the bsrt black soil, On rsili'...e.. - :
com county. = milsa I'm
Price tte per sere as - 4
Gooi s-ri.am hease. he =. -.
tat tEHfOas fine fies
some terms -. ....s.ss
tIT Hinekisy BIZ fneas - -
KINGSTON TEN-AcRk - '.-
$40 Per acre. 10 percent essa. 900
nsr acre per month SOL Fsfl -
1aarfsa 10 fruit and feftt.es -
ELLSWORTH. 7sta Me-
Only tiss DOW -.
ttnts Yakima QFrhara t.s'' 49, 4
la 8 years VERY fire lana - II
rdvaTre 81 is per ceht = 49,
This tract iH aheat feef
aHanEa HfHE
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Family sowing mondinR repairing
hone X aaho. Room a.
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t,rlp WANrrp-MAlF


fhsssfssi sSd inssq1sfsls sosi6hss a
seattle ws.S isa ssiii Main f'ss
sirUATloh WAsTEo-MhLE
'SSpf,,f~ : ~. r 'soSli III MI -
careful driver ran keep car ln repair
fsfefsnfes w former suripYef Phone.
ballard 100
gspsfisnesd tooAksspef uanis small
80 - books ~ keep Reference taff
YonnE man 9ants position a. assistant
GhaHff fpf advancement iirnf - recon
msndetinHa Phone ieet
Nlaiinist wants 10 meet pianist that
70 ln touch win music halls y ie star
WANTED-MisctLLkNEoUs
~ r. = ~ N, sgSs
earth taia nfoadNay ~ " wallace
candy 80
Hishsa prize psd So faraitofs and
FOR iiEHT-HoUsEs.
MI Issas1Slfs> ri fsff
3 room coiisse and sanitary barn fgr
hqfses paved district Phone IND T.
stth ~ III. asit wlu rent ~ nee
bunsaina completely fnfnlahs0 ~ Dc
flfabis parties Am leaving ths ciiy gn
business Phone evenings nfiFhfnn 1T
go iieat neauiifui modern "a roefn
aass large pantry china rlnrf ~ ffana
tiew one block from any WssnaEs rnr
Fhana A Tett
g-raam modern house 1893 ztth o..
near rtHe az ner uentt
ELf.HWDnTif 49, hfp Yofh hioch
Nof rent cheap ssssnsfn0m helss
large yard f2e psr fuenth Phone LaFi
atan
80 Modem it fnou houss paistnF
distance Cali ~ $40 aefh Az ~ phone
EHfi 140l
ioib ~. 7sst-i room cottage rhone
snFfh So
atiarlk rooms bath Yssisf way Ger
" Banner 60 Main COOS
o. room house fruit close iH
rhaHe East Afft
W nsa' ,is,s.- room .,ss''as'. '''f
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her baking. nnd attained ~ very few.
doubtless the sionr used being uiiird
from MIXED" wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-13
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT 81. PER MONTH: LARGE D0T--
BILE c-STuRY BRICK STABLE. IN ALLEY
BET. AND G. 10TH AND 18TH SIS Nj.
CHAS. \. SHIELDS. 1886 NEW YORK AVE.
NV. ocI3-os;t
TWO-STORY STABLE. REAR $40 4TH ST
ne; horses or autos: $500. Large frame sta
bic rear 10 81. Sc. horses or autos, $500
WRIGHT HOPKINS. so2 + NV.
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WAIT ADS, Gent 4 WORD
Minimum. IS cents only.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
cgsdford's Pharmacy. 9th and R. ave.
. Butler Field. Druggists. I'd and Indiana eve
TeS.ai Telegra ph. 1924 y. Y. ave.
Crisweils Drug Store. 9Th and T SIS.
: -red 2. Campbell. Drugs. 500: Co. ave-.
Taos- A. Dohyns. 18th and Columbia road
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and SITS
Cpplss Drug Store. 18th and Clifton cts
Emerson. g. W. 18th st. and Park road.
Certner's Drug Store. 18th and v SITS
Coldenbere's Bureau OF Information
: IerhSts Drug Store. 18th md Pa. ave
Ho'7claw's Newsstand 110a Ia. ave.
Interior Dept. Sth and =. Postal Telegraph.
:. ksnn. Sons & Co.. Information bureau
Mugs Drug Store. 18th and Mass ave-
W H. Davis. Drug Store. 9th and 3
= Poland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
store. 92S 9th ~. NV.
MON Station. Postal Telegraph.
N1itsd States Csnitoi. Postal Telegraph.
woodward X 1Jothrop. SuD"rintenfentS Desk.
l,52 Connecticut ave-. Postal Telegraph.
eCfgieyS Drug Store. oist and q sts
GEORGETOwN:
Pronaeii's Drug Store I'D aud " ST..
ODonneirs Drug Store. SD ar,l r SIS.
Brides Pharmacy. 2>th and p SITS
Fo<tal Telegraph. 1H49 Wisconsin ave
NORTHEAST:
fc-le-'s Pharmacy. Sta and Stanton 81. a.e.
y. Richar,lson & Co. y. Can. and p sts.
Eeuraly's J'harmary " Capitol and I SITS.
Isvlor * Lamb i1th and l.. Capi'oi sts.
s'"oTid'D@ Pharmacy. 18th anI III SITS. ne
HeatEal. D. y. Pharmacy. 9Th aid III ne
SOUTHEAST:
F-adl~ys Drug Storr. Nth and T. SITS. sc
H. = Fcalcy. Druggist. nth and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST:
I'm -. wharf. Postal Telegraph 0facr.
S-iHvGnS Drug St0rr. 9TH ard II SITS. s.w.
Charles ). Walter. 9i1 ~ st. s.w.
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TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
1900 Cd ST. NV.
New building Just completed: apartments OF
rooms and bath. all outside rooms: private
porcbes: every convenience; steam heat: ian
itor, etc.: 5000.
1870 CORCORAN ST. NV
Four rooms and hath. steam heat. jasitse
service; good order: $3.50.
TUE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
oc3-ee,3t 1905 New York are.
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NICE BRIGHT OFFICE ROOMS IN NO, 1903
y. Y. ave-, convenient to all car lines; rent.
Sc and s.. CHAs. s. MUIR 4 CO.. 14oS
y. Y. ave. ocS. II, Is. l5-4t
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KENESAW APARTMENT HOUSE.
ldth. corner Irving
All outside. large and sunny: high
Class. nrrproof day aud Bignt office service:
:; elevators; housekeeping. :, rooms and NJ;
bachelor. l. =. :. rooms furnished unfur-
nsiled large ear. main floor. excellent food
and service. moderate rates Inspection well
coined. y H. BR1AST. Manage.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-10-06

precepts. Would you believe me if 1
told you that at the age Of three and
thirty I am still heart whole?'
She parted, II trust you will not
spoil that excellent record by making
love to me-" She reached for the
matches, touched off one, watched it
burn for q moment, extinguished it
and then deliberately drew a line
across the center Of the tabiecloth.
"Now, what might that representa-"
he asked %curiously.
ga line, Mr.. Hillard. The moment
you cross that line that moment you
leave this house. On guard"
"Come, that is not brave. You can
retreat till your shoulders touch the
mat, but I must stand this side Of the
line, unable to reach you. And you
have the advantage Of the mask be-
sides. You are not a fair fencer."
1.-THE odds should be in my favor. I
am a woman. My wrist is not SO
strong as yours"
physically. of course, I may pass
the line, to reach the salt, for instance.
Will that be against the rules? You
have put temptation in my path"
IBID Satan get behind thee"
II wish / knew the color OF your
eyes. Behind those holes ! see nothing
but points Of FIRE. no color"
"They r blue. But s~uDposing 1
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-10-06
Copyright. 1908. by the Bobbs.
Merrill Co.

after you, Mr.. Hillard," she said.
He bowed and passed on before her,
but not till he had passed did he I'M
derstand the maneuver. To follow her
would have been nothing less than the
temptation to pluck at the strings Of
her mask. Would he have touched it?
He could not say.
That dinner! Was he in New York?
Was it not Bagdad, the bottle and the
genii? Had he ever. ever in his most
romantic dreams, expected to turn a
page so charming, sc enchanting or SO
dangerous to his peace of mind, a
game Of magical hide and seek?
And she? A whim, a fantastic, un-
accountable whim-the within of a wo-
man seeking forgetfulness, not count
ing the cost nor caring, simply a
whim.
On the little table was a Tuscany
brass lamp of three wicks, fed by olive
oil. 1t was sufficient to light the ia
bic, but the rest Of the room was sunk
in darkness. He half understood that
there was a definite purpose in this
semi-illumination. She had no wish
that he should by chance recognize
anything familiar in this house.
May l ask you one question:" he
asked.
NO." promptly. There was some
thing in his eyes that made her grow
wary of a sudden.
"Then l shan't ask it. 1 shall not
ask you if you are married."
and l shall not say one way or the
other"
She smiled, and he laughed quietly.
A running conversations; a fencing
match with words and phrases; time
after time she touched him, but with
all his skill be could not break through
her guard.
"And that interesting dissertation or
the American gentleman" she said
icily.
"That's the trouble with posing as a
moralist. One must live up to the