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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
End Cane-Crushing Season

The grinding season Is over. The
three refineries Of St. Martinville
parish. Ruth Plantation, of Ruth;
St. John of Levert, and Oasis, Of Cade
have turned their last wheel for this
season and are paying off their hands
as fast as they can.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Insolvent Bank Declares Dividend.

Insolvent Bank Declares Dividend.
The liquidators of the Insolvent
Bank OF Melville declared dividend
OF 3S.9 per cent to the depositors.
The bank has been in liquidation for
the past year. The failure, it Is
said, as due to bad management.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
NO TELEGRAPHERS STRIKE.
Compromise Reached Between Oper
ators and Big Four.

compromise Reached Between Oper-
ators and Big Four.
Cincinnati, GA compromise has
been reached between the telegraph
ers of the Big Four and tie manage
ment of the system, and all imme-
diate danger of a strike has been
removed. This is the outcome OF
conference held between the tele-
graphers committee and General
Manager Van Winkle. The basis of
the agreement rests on arrangements
for an Investigation of all stations
on the system and an increase work
pay at such points where increased
work is shown. The original de-
mands of the operators was for uni
form 20 per cent raise.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08

Joseph Chamberlain, the aged
British politician, gave out an cleo
tion manifesto in which he advocated
a protective tariff, reciprocity with
British colonies and opposed home
rule for Ireland.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
latest news IN LOUIS lana
new Oil Well Brought in at
Welsh.
FOUND DEAD IN BOARDING House
"oys' Corn Clubs in Acadia Parish
70 be More syste' natically Or
ganized by MFR. Roy. Two
e.. Injured n Fire.

Farish Superin eastfent Lewis has
received the pro- phse of superinten-
aen1 @ hoy' OF t Louisiana boys
corn clubs mo %anent, to come q
crowley on } eb. IS to orgar. me :
ooys corn c bb in this par4sh, In.
formal orsf AaaaFons Of this kind
nave exist d here two years, and the
cluos ma o Ifnaae exhibits bf corn
twice az the -Atadia Parish Fair and
once once a. ettRe Stats Fair, at shreveport,
M ,akn psrizes each time Aoout one
nu xfsed and fifty boys have been
Atnlbers of the clubs. 1t Is expected
Amr this number VIII be greatly in-
creased by Superintendent Roy. Sup
efrintendent Eswis has received a
Large amo1lE Of selected seeds fro If
Congressman Pujo, WHICH will be dis
T tributed among the members of the
{ corn Cubs
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Father and Son in. Jail.

Bennett and George Mccain, father
and son, are in Jail at Franklinton,
La, charged with shooting and
wounding the deputy marshal at An
gle, La.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
ALTERNATELY ON THE JOB.
Bank Robbers Walked Into q Hof.
nets Nest.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Five men
who intended to rob the three banks
and postoffice at Harrah. Okla, ran
into a posse headed by United
states Marshal Jack" Abernathy.
AS a result, two of the bandits are
dead, one is in Jail at Guthrie.
wounded, and two suspects are be-
ing held here.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Shooting Scrape at Powhattan.

Dick Stephenson was shot and
killed at Powhattan, La. by Pink
Hart, brother of the woman's first
husband, who himself met tragic
death.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Death of Aged philanthropist.

Jacob Magee, Sr., 81 years old, a
wealthy philanthropist and member
= Of the Louisiana Legislature during
reconstruction days, died at his home
near Franklinton.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
New Well Brought in Oil Field

c. F. Smith, capitalist and PROMO
ter of Port Arthur, Tex. who has
always been Interested in the Welsh
oil field, brought in a pumping veil
Tuesday morning. The new well y;
In the old or proven territory. :iust
little south of the Hill Ter, we'll
While it has not bebh tested yet Mr..
smith says ne Is sure that he has
as good well as Las been brought
in' IN the t<sla, 50 enthusiastic is
he ovei that he has already be-
gun " stk on a new derrick for sink
ing d new well. 1t is Mr.. Smiths in.
,sehtion to sink several wells in close
proximity and operate them with or
pumping crew.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
MISS TAFT MARRIES.

Presidents Niece Bride OF George
w. SnOWden.
New York.-Miss Louise Wal
bridge Taft, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w. Taft, and niece OF the
President, was married here In the
home Of her parents, George w.
Snowden of Seattle, Wn. Invitations
to the ceremony were limited be-
cause of the recent death OF Mrs.
Horace D. Taft, an aunt Of the bride.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08

Proposition of Governor Accepted.
The st. Mary Parish Police Jury
has accepted a proposition by Cover
nor Sanders to use State convicts
in good roads building.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
FIvE-CENT MEALS UP.
Restaurants of Bowery Raise Prices
20 Per Cent.

New York-Those who live from
hand to mouth at the hand-in-hand
restaurants, long a feature of the
Bowery and the East Side, will suf-
for an increase of 20 per cent in the
price of meals that heretofore have
sold at five cents each. Hereafter the
meals will be six cents.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08

At Collinston, negro man had
his thumb and one finger: blown off
by the premature discharge of a can
non cracker.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
GIRL STRIKERS REMAIN FIRM.
Suggestions of Compromise Turned
Down by Manufacturers,

New York.-Although sugges-
tions of compromise we're thrown out
by the manufacturers, the thousands
of young women shirtwaist makers
who are putting up such remarks
BILE fight for the recognition Of their
union remained firm In their declar-
alton that their essential point must
be admitted,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
BANKER TRASH KILLED.

Once Fiscal Agent for Late Queen
Victoria.
New York.-Spencer Trask, the
head of a firm of bankers which. for
many years acted as fiscal agents Tor
the late Queen Victoria, was crushed
to death in his private compartment
while returning to New York from
Yeddo, his country place at sarato-
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
LOSS TO FISHING FLEET.
Four Vessels and AZ Gloucester Men
Years Toll of Sea,

Years Toll of Sea.
Gloucester, Mass.-The sea exact
ed toll from the Gloucester fishing
fleet this year OF vessels and Al
lives, and left IL widows and 25 ia
therless children. Loss In property
was greater than in 1908, but there
was decided decrease in the number
Of lives lost, there being 62 last year.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Much Ado Ahout a Dance.

A discussion has been keeping
things lively in regard to a dance
that was held in the public school
building at Keatchie Monday even
ing. The president of the School
Board objected to the dance being
given in the school house and since
it was done despite his objection the
matter has created considerable COM
ment, and legal advice will be con-
suited by the president of the board.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08

r.fspero*ss Year sor Baton Rouge.
?hat Jae year 1909 has been the
mfst prosperous eyer known withls
r',cent years in Baton Rouge Il
eaeafsy SHOWN by the bank sfsatRes-
nasaes' All of the Banks 4}f Baton
aouse report desidad Increase in.
eheir deposits this Year over cor
TespondAhg period last year The
bank OF Baton Rouge alone reports
tnat 1t has a total Increase in its de-
hoa os''s tn's year over last of $780,
wv w. and that it has on deposit for
the close Of 1909. over a million
dollars '''ii''oi.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Nearly All Business Houses Destroyed

Nearly All Business Houses Destroyed
Simsboro, eight miles east of Ar
cadia, ha6 nearly all of its business
honses destroyed by fire, including
the bank and postoffice, sixteen hous-
es, eleven business houses and five
dwellings. There are only two houses
left In the town The fire originated
in divers store, and is supposed to
have caught from a defective f1ue.
Some goods were saved. The loss is
estimated at 100000; with insurance
Of about $4,000.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
PostOffice Safe is Robbed

Expert cracksmen blew omen 5nee
.ne safe of the Tangipahoa posrofice,
securing what is said to be {. oonsid,
srabie amount of money a9.d the con,
tents OIL numerous tfegisteres mail
packages. The. detopr. .tion was not
nea'a. near ana the robbery was discov-
@ .ea ouiy F~he,. Miss Georgia E. Ev.
omoo % en a. gostmistress, opened the
h,nno md the door of the safe
80 If and mail matter littering
49, .oor. Postoffice inspectors are
liking on the case.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
Miss AIine DfyriO Shoots Herself,

Miss Aline Durio, the youngest
daughter of Street Commissioner
Daniel Durio, OF Opelousas, shot her.
self last night, with suicidal intent.
The weapon used was a revolver,
the bullet passing through the body.
1t Is believed the wound Is fatal,
No motive has been assigned for the
rash act. The young lady is about 10
years old,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08
10 Enforce Gay.shsttu,t law

al, one, .s III JACK Parker mas notified
W.. w. Tue saioonm'tn al Monroe and
west Monroe that curing the comm I.
yea; year they mus'e obey all the nrovis.
,ons OF the As-shattuck law nassed
So % lasl essfon of the legislature.
to NJ ''Df Cons have been reborted
erena ep ml ArRer, especially with ref
80 =. enee 20 the sale of liquors to whites
undon @ n Sroes in the same house or
state ~ one license, Sheriff Parker
~ 49, that he kaew of no violations
W. w. @anaaay, but had been told there
gre some, SO he notified all liquor
f'aessas shey. must obey the new laws
sessia1ng Saloons. HE did not care
20 spy on. the n1eh Interested, so he
gave thpm warning in advance so
taere wbukl DE no mistake about the
attitude of hits office.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-01-08

Three persons were killed and
over forty injured in wreck on
the Rock Island railroad, near Tren-
ton, Mo.
Miss Aline Durio shot and seri-
ously wounded herself at Opelousas,
La.
George R. Page, president Of the
Bank of Clarksdale, Miss, died sud
denly.
Roverta E. Dejanon, 16-year-old
heiress, is believed to have eloped
with Frederick Cohen so years old,
waiter In a Philadelphia hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
BIRTH NOTICES,

s~--.-s'e- -ss
WAffafs=#r1 ths Wffs 81 q Waraafi
e4t4. nNeecahsf "a q dauahaAe
0affsara TO stfs - . uoff GssE feth
a " Ianaaar q . non
AnasFnans-sge the wifr 20 EseA Aaass.
sea. fttf. 1anNaFT - = aHa
FAsien tie tho Ntfs ~ 4. Eaartsh
t3sefasfaWa faaa4fT re- q saN
Fsuesefaifa tns aife "a VIZ Psns.
So gsef i91h = gaaaasy y aMuKh.
ssf
Rosseaar -ra ~. slss e 81 usss,
man. sal1 stta n e.. Dscesnhsr De. =
taaxNtsr
Ncfsais To 80 wife u M-rsfe
feaf csa4rfaaias 1aHasfr it = san
AfiesaarH the wife % q Area nlsf
faHNaff 10. a $50
Narun.a.Ta me msfa ef " NsFaa. fa8s
kgns. JanaaFr IA a 4suzhfsf
MNsdaTe Ehe stfs % q raea rftY
f8nnAfV ta a aam
Lass re ths stfs "a n faan ttsf
tfan n ~ 1anaArF a. a taaNhfaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

other wards without REGARD 20
whether they are really needed or
not Often two appropriations not
needed are agreed 60 ia order 90
set one necessary through tho
council
4 favor non partisan primaries.
such a. proposed. because DO not
think that state and national poll.
ties should figure IN city elections
THAT l. one Of the main features %
machine politics to which | am op
posed, favor noupartiaan pri.
maFieN because. through them. tho
people will BE- ahie 20 nominate the
best mon aud 10 siect the best. r.
garaiees o. party lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

Ninth ward know the anlmus that
inspires hts opponents
ncnney asserts that II elected
councilman tho voters can rest az.
sared that The Ninth ward will have
les wants attended 10 In the council
lie also Is equally emphatic that no
public Improvement will be put
throggh the council for which the
citizens oi the Ninth ward have 10
bear the financial buFden unless
majority Of fhe Ninth ward wants
them The desires Of special inter.
ests wlil not be considered az all
when they conilict with tho rights
and benefits Of the many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
/ N FAVOR
/ 4 CHARTER
| AMENDMENTS

80. 1 aver Of the two char
!, .ssusuls which provide Cor
,,s.sn II vard lines r 'he
- = raartion q the num-
= I ms,slInan 10 nine and the
xa 4 nru politics from
.,s| whrasss and elections.
nnaAa urges bis supporters
a,.lsIls eoaslaef the amead-
= - II mnylnrvd Of their
- 4 mis sor heir adoption.
I. as.asxsss 10 the charter r..
- J, Il Buua'an are being
80 n stcstlsn 81 4 committee
rup.el 4 Chsfsss Wvsles Smith.
lrmrr / Conan. William l.
No. ~ ). shoFToek
ssz,<s i; HllInsn CITY.
s4E'na sgsaslas Il shs proposed
nsz.ssaa al a. hss meeting
sgnas cl,1 8si nighg I not
81 1rw sher. Aai | advise 81 to
= n .sllhma nnw bring cdr.
49, -
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DEATH NOTICES


fseEsaa seftSa lssrsen -. faaaary
~. ffi sara "
Haefea Ersfaa AW@fr Nf TAnaafs ~
fItt Ftsaf y -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

uKTWENN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
iiaa1F 20 fNa sf che hest towns ia he
VALLEY. fnsnff asfrN part fteh alder
ianf balance nfstaeinss upg3nff partially
anEfafaf. feaesi small horsal rffinE
wafFf ais4 sell, faces nu ruang read
efns@ % sgHsHi ans urfEhhuFs. price
Ai.fFa. saFf eaf4 fafma
HuHEMT MALIhYs
tgs-sge.fsi ALASKA uuiioing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
AUCTION SALES

FURNITURE BUYERS oPrOR-
TNAfTN 10 SAVE OK THEIR FNHs
cHAHE4 AT WopuHpTaE A PLAT
rrHNirURE STORE. At 80 PIKE ~
hEtNg OtEWHTpEk Ed We ARE
NNktsu cur PRICES ~ ALL Dr.
rAHTMENTN. uAH1AGN LIST OF
nt0H and CARPETS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

N~seWN fHsttss ttft stHss tF.N"
LARGE SELECTION or Gas RANGES
roR $40 AND t1g BACH CAN Yuf
AFFORD TO OVERLOOK THESE nAN=
oAfSsf CONE EARLY WHILE THE
aEl ErFION ~ N0On.
woopHoCaE 4 PI.AT-r FuRS CO.
COMPLETE HousEruRNlsHERa
SOLE AGENTS FoR THE CHARTER
OAK RANGE
as PIKE STREET
PHONES. MAIN aass; fNp sese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

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hrffnNwnnrH 4 aoN. pfafesslonai
t'lfsNiets ana Licensed Nmhaifaefs 1871
w err Moafe theatre rath phones ata
inhnsan Hamilton ueaetiuhors tfFl
rasi ay Phones Main tflel tnd. sitt
henneY watson Co. funafai pltsetass
fhlfd aN. eud University noth phones / !
'~a---a--a-sassss -
LOST AND FOUND.
',f-,s1s 'ese.asiess. s.asalses
uelt watch ana pin icsi Saturday. bu.
,,,ween blaine ana Crockett on Ainth 49,
Second rhaus X looi fof rspsta
Netkace. maae Nlih aa Canadian 81
piece. itnefsi reward f1f fatNrn Va aus
stai ff-ta
fesi Sable hat rriaay nieht. between
MaaieHh ant Httra nf uHfon ana
pstvFs 10 mofniaHs issfe
taari Purse with monsF aad aoteA
Phone Main fNAa can between ) and
y "a ani feeslfe ffwart lfsi6
lost First ana Pike this faefnias. a
hiAah tNFaH Nefnfn go Nuiun nu 10
sit AiNsaa hl7e Reward .tf.is
Test SATURDAY. smati pafsa. 90 gold
some silver Reward Phone fad fasl
passs lost A. The Lots theatre Phone
Z tats @ft.is
t.est ranth-r-eiaW wstgh tor rhons
Nefth ttte Reward. --fi-ib
PERSONALS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
What You Want


Oct i&t aefes good valley iRnaI rich
soil ulrHfF water iesrl iand fhas Niil
FFuW anything. eupa climate. Come In
and tst % she's Yeu.
az DIXON A CO.
aSia a.. air Mariun o. Ind &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

tisis ~ Fwuf prumatian aHa secures 90
ussstir felicity ~ bfInxius tarashsf c5a
scala associates
Write az cag On WINDSOR lfa
First az acsftis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
y nFNNEY GATHERING A BIG
nj iI0WINC IN The NINTH WARD

-, support Of necessary s.,''. Y
/ m sftss IN s',senls Ia she NlNsa
W ny made !. \. penpe -.
II - ,,s ,''al icr the republican
- sss''s M councilman. t y.
eHaiiea .,ssaeaslns public ~.
ay = y .he ward In which asa
sV'''.s'.s mare v sAan decade h I, I
y, s' " "a ! hoss Of isieatA , Sa9
81 NJ, .esAGng undoee 'ha'
s..lss , ' result in his eomina'
~ ~ sI.'s.,s - pgssldeai q the
- a ,sI IsnssIr % clue has
a'l va. ~ '1 y promOsins she best
Y ! - Of his ward -,
49, ~ ia many Successful
F ~ improvements plan
NJ ..els.ors iOr personal gain
80 Il the peep'e iNl'
Il attitude IN all m ~, y
he Nlnta wsfa ma ....'
= Il nomination very
s,...y Knows the Wars
ID The rial estate easl'
~ !. ,As rourse Of Ms work
!. .ssne familiar With ne =,
- rauss os every part q
~ 4 sllter fsghs : es ..ai,
' 's's psazsy by the Vul
A does nos want men q
- lyss u ne council . i.., o,,
\. - alsaya bold ~ \, 'H' q.
7 ~ eoasiiiaenIs 70 80 es ,l s'''
I. -. - welfare q the political
- ! ilshs bat Is being made
-, Aeneser. i galning him
1ss . he residents Of the
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Osteopathy

m uof.r. oaTEorArux pIfrRf.
CLAN AND oFN9MErNiaf. afse usins
elHHfftpttfs ftofAifen. light rHFo. tfT aHA
steaw h4fhs Yves treated glasses iif-
- teatih fraf tn aa2ffia TREAT.
M&NNA 81 Toi@phunA Matn 1Htl stf
fs0htss han& mag. Aa1Qaa aH8 rtss
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AZ ruE NAN Ne me-. ta Ye.r
aauam mtth emy efrs~an ManitasA q anm
cAFpaatss. Beta rAsoss
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Western fsfesfnw aaas a. ttfs ffth
az -ttts
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ANtk0NAFNa& "SkffNtHAA1A
-,aa~s-zesaeas~s-s.ss.ea -
A refined middle aged lady would ike
an Interview with gentleman nQiuH 60
Alaska, who wants q hHhiunsH partner ~
Noaaekeepef Address psth. star -ii-ls
HELP WANTEp-FEMALG.
ezss-aess,es-s-ss-zs'ss ss.-saa.saaassz's
A gaoa. competent eoiorea sirl % 80
sguua huusgwefa BY the daY pF week.
llfsi. cias. obSmbassiaid worn Phone
Main sac iisal
DfeefatiaH company wants ladies
steady af efeniafs. home wpfk afamnlHF
neftitiaai easy iesfRed fiha duasn up
watd Denny hidas iA0s Second az
faom SIC. II
wanted Yauna eifi ahou, a., who has
had semn experience Ia bookkeeping
rsshiuf work hnd also understands siHnf
aHfnphy Apriy az 1909 seventh av u
good enok fat asaerai housawafh
snen family. first hNi, tas fhens
Main tsia LIS
nooa home faf airi 10 assist 10 lsht
hHueaeafk fof room ana pparH iast
saae - lis
Wanted an sldsfiY lady los liant
haHaaWuth lhano Attt. between : a 90.
ana "a. tt.lss
wanted An argrentics gifl fot drsss.
making Phone dfesn sif ~iast9
wanted "A Eiu "a ne nei 81 s~ia.ai
SITUATION WAhTED--FEhAl
sas.asaa.--sa s-,s-s-@
WAITED 300 sehalafa - learn . com
niHfe course ~ Wndafn tailoring hriHa
Yuar een Hoaas Prone East ftat itrs
iith AZ s~iasia
rpsitlar a. househsauer 10 hotel 81
rarmiuH hauae. first work reference
Address a 90 star .aitsts
wenssdfia pupusl bssinNsry =
speciality lhane Queen Anne ttss
r---s----s----s-sa.s-sassa=as
Women Ter general haesswpek o.
Housekeeping Cali ale Seneca, r-if.ze
HiH7'
god eeelarei FiFi Zoe ssasgai house
Nefh. Hhefa re rlsia ~ 20 eeahing. ~
an experienced chambsgfRmia rhens
Matn sac -.ttslaa
Woman tahss Washins nHnei no higher
has laundry. Fhuna East tftt aaitfst
!
Neftsae anf iaiiHfess ttia .tth ~
Fhene T. ftst Isle
Wnmsn wAngs 1hsmtss work rhpnS
" fflt ~ faY uUfb Ill -
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rats - ne ~ssit Agpll a. ofeaa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18
WINDSOR, Dealer in
BRAINS

EVERY MONT RUS
WEEK. lectures 10 both
sasaa or "ftaa ta Nas
Come fitehf raasuita
tlana ans uNrauniaa Heal
essminafions daily from
30 a. m a. q u
WINDSOR directs yoa
inta Fiaht channels ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-18

A refined middle aged lady would like
an Interview with gentleman npfua 90
Alaska, who wants hHhiunsH partner ~
hnuHtkeHNef Address ptth. Star aaif-ih
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-12-09
Red Cross

In a western city, a we'll dressed
gentleman stepped up to one of the
tellers' windows in a bank over
which hung the sign, "Red Cross
Christmas Seals for Sale Here, -
and, after talking about the seal,
and the purpose for which it was
being sold, asked for ten dollars
worth. A little ragged newsboy
who came into the bank to sell his
newspapers, and who stood listen
ing to the story Of the seal, stepped
up, after the gentleman had gone,
and laid penny upon the counter
and said. Gimme one of those
stamps; my mother died Of it-antl
my sisters got it,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-12-09
Max EatefpfiSe

Ben Whiting, Fred and Wick
Kline returned from their exten-
sive deer hunt on the Missouri
river Thursday. The party with
whom they were with were FORUM
ate enough to kill eleven deer.
They report the deer quite plenti-
full but rather hard to get.
FL. E. Hall went out to Great.
stone Sunday and brought to this
place young Russian by the
name of Yzindo, who has been
suffering with an affection of the
mind for a number of months. He
was taken from here to Washburn
and efter having a hearing before
the proper authorities it was de-
cided to send him to the James,
town asylum for care and treat
ment.