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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11
of Girls.

The growth Of girls Is greatest In
their fifteenth year; Of boys In their
seventeenth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

A man nay be worth a lot of money
and still be a very poor sort of man.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11
Question

lrch members a,
curious dispute
ng settled. With
new hymn and
injection a few
; also initiated
not very gen.
places OF wOr.
Amen" at the
IN.
|. the congrega.
The innovation.
resumed their
e hymn proper.
Ter became 50
lecided to taxi
on Tuesday
present q
urch members.
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q; against, S.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

Pugilistically speaking, the tongue is
mightier than the glove.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

tho manliness of manhood,
= ; has good reason for what
and has a will in doing it,
Ilaelaren.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

LABASTINE 10 the original
and only durable wall coating.
entirely different from all kali
somines. Ready for use In
white or twelve beautiful tints
y by adding cold water.
AIDES naturally prefer ALA
BASTINE for walls and cell
ings, because II Is pure. clean,
durable Put UP in dry pow
dered form, in fiye-pound pack
ages. with full directions.
IL kalsomines are cheap, tenn
porary preparations made from
whiting, chalks, clays. ETC.,
and stuck on walls with de-
caying animal glue. ALABAS-
} TINE Is not a kalsomins.
EwARE Of the dealer who
says he can sell you the same
thing as ALABASTINE or
something just as good" He
Is either not posted or Is try
ing to deceive you.
ND IN OFFERING something
he has bought cheap and tries
TO sell on ALABASTINE'S de-
mands, he may not realize the
damage you will suffer by a
! kalsomine on your walls.
ENSIBLE dealers will not buy
a lawsuit. Dealers risk one by
selling and consumers by using
infringement. Alabastine Co.
own right to make wall coat
Ing to mix with cold water.
! HE INTERIOR WALLS OF
every schoolhouse should be
coated only with pure, durable
ALABASTINE. 1t safeguards
health. Hundreds OF tons are
used annually TOR this work.
N BUYING ALABAsT1NE. see
that packages are properly Ia
beled. Beware Of large four
pound package light kalso-
mine offered to customers NJ
q nvc-pound package.
yTsANcE Of wall paper Is OBJ
waited by SLARASTINE. 1t
can be- Ssed on plastered walls.
wood ceilings, brick or can
vas. A child can brush II on.
II does not rub or scale Oh.
ESTABLISHED IN favor. Shun
all limitations. Ask paint dealer
or druggist for tint card. Write
for "Alabastine Era" free. to
ALABASTINE CO., Grand
Rapids. Michigan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

We ask advice. but we mean appro-
bation.-Colton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11
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EARN ]
; Z.INNa

Foubles hav.
P said, caus.
|ork. I was
'g spells at
dicines. but
rote to you
four blocks
advice. tax.
BOD Purifier
Etable Com.
In strength
ing to be a
T all to your
Equal to it,
Others be.
|rds cannot
Faise of it."
F Meade.
NJ feel it
regard to
$ done for
praise it
= girlhood
ID with ir.
I painful
tor nearly
d suffered
of the
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cine, that
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11
senlents.

)hcauon much
o the habit OF
nts; they viii
; study, and
getting some
r Advertisers
What they ad.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

onel, my son,
it'll the court
Fince and the
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led.

/ we go to
IT'S the use?
now. Let's
New York
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-11

|latION
beneficial
remedy.
d by the
illustrate
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wn to be
|-esenting
stem. IL
ing laxa-
actually,
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one
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be ideal
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bmpany
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umbrella
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
Morans-,>~L<w rae Gauss.
WHY SAMUEL " nri.eoii saaid Not
live With tits Ntf~

The old STORY ~ NV naatheY.fu~fsw I
Thank yen she Il dead was caHest 10
r'snt Yesterday hea samuel " lssissc,ft
rls<f tn tA- s1fs~Taer cpagrs fsatzef tes1t,ss
~ troubles ARA ssSk4U@ Stat Tao hea4ie n
fnatHssT0Dy between hiTw~saf ans cora Isr4v-
coll nc severed, Unlike i majority ~ vs,sn
hTsscolFs sfenhlss sesaa on he aay nc
was married ia Tsc0yi2a. eight wears Ass
sna aH on account. Il 81 alleged ~ hss
wins sssssfAeF
E@s@ cgsEnfssalnt, stucs isnser aaa mara
explicit thar sistsfi8r documents rs,.At}y
EgH. ess@s sess immediately after heT Esar.
sfasw hsS Nifas uaesher eaFse - live stsA
than A4e bMa ssa eAs~etfae rs = sssts A.
@sS decidedly sas& @st haxtce hvr sssk g
" aeT per@sSesnE hewsv See haa ss.s.,4-ks,s!-
~<s s. sfaF tesseYsf a@d 90 Nass .ssrsrs a5f
oF Per residence 5c pa Aattse ~ Jaws sAr
WAS 0rfTsaetsAs % Aien Me sfsF So y, nsa
fstwre tS sn@SS = xsfss bESzsaFss hash hse
efforts were ineffective 9sSNx tx Nr~ nat.
ets tssS,iencw aS*z "a ~s.fe az aEast,s. htnt
sA1 ~ IL sssarss,f s-aussss AsA vile =
hsse sssafsewaes 2s& fate tN Elus 49, =
sas1~ as fEf& c}sFsl-rs .ssas. K@uA82v a1
illuminated tH hss - ifp DESERVING rs a,
sircs tsfsszns - 1--WE w3Ea cs vasssn rear
has
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
JAps WANT TO STAY.
Now Held tn JAIN Charged With
Heinw GentrasF Lab r.

Charles Dine. jnsnke Hamaia and -
okama,s- the two latter contract isbereFs
who arrived ffnna japan on Iafs IA ard ara
now IN the county tail al Port Tawnxead.
nave ueEua proceedings In the United
6tatss distrfeS .ssrt 10 secure their liberty
and rensat1 in the tnitsa states
TIE nsastsf came $50 yesterday when she
attorney for the THREE Fnen sessssresi n wrt
of Naneas corpus siireesei against Sheriff
w. Hammond az jefferson county. for their
rwlesse- judge tianfoFd issued a summons
to show eaase why their request should
not tsss arsniea. The aeafinS has bs@n set
Tor Monday next. The matter Is o. Inter-
est "a Proceedings ~ a different character
VIII psufsabsr Dc beg against Dire ctsarw.
fnE him with importing contract tabor
On July 10 Dina who is owner Of a ssnAfs
sxnssck isnefst at Usscac harts,r from rris~
ssh tolAfnesa, eight Japanese Six have
already hegn aei~sftsd wai}e tsamada AMI
uSamztAs Sass4 are being Envss gated
This aFyeef= ware made a. the insIiwafle,n az
- - Watser inning ration Inspector for
the district ag Fslars ssslah ard the g.ssn
NrFe Charged before Comm isSfaneT James
O. Swan win being contract taAar ana
raursF@- Acting Upon Instructions sraen
the &c gAF;rUssis shs ys0 men naa ashtspx
f0F iioesfx sare het3 here az wstuesses 90
~ u<~d against Fstss~ Sea = hearing chafsfnx
htns wlth iiisFaily Importing the men SAeh
rfs,ssg ssns AA& never VET haen Ggasigh, ard
az tnree nae >sfe s0T sTwsesagn
Tie IA T~Y~ vii 70 served te,fsv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
HEARING POSTPONED.
GreMth Hunter viii Wait UatN
Tuesday for Trial.

Griffith Hunter. proprietor OF n coIiec-
fion agency ia the Pioneer block who was
arrested BY Marshal iae on Thursday.
charged with illegally using the United
States mails. was grrAlEned before Com
missioner kief.r yesterday afternoon. As
slstant District Attorney Glaypuol. repre-
ssnting the government. asked for con-
tinnance owing TO tina absence OF several
material witnesses The case was carried
over until Tuesday afternoon.
Since his arrest Hunter, being unable TO
furnish SO BAH. has been an inmate OF
the county jail Al the hearing his atter-
neys asked a, reag1fsnn IN the amount TO
SD, claiming That Hunter could not fur :.
nish mors Commissioner Kieser was re-
luctsnt To reduce tse amount. as when ar
rested Hunter offered Q man as security
who upan examination turned out TO %
worth not a cent except an alleged piece
o. real estate supposed 10 he located in
the sunkeF part ns the state. which had
been DECIDED 10 him by Hunter about ten
minutes $500 he presented himself as sur
ety.
In cHfss tsefatien of his advanced age ard
that tht gase had to be ca lied over. the
commissioner reduced the bal. 10 300
Hunters alleged crime :. In sensaing
through sar mail AT env g@s~ Bearing a
heavy black border, in ono corner az which
h printed Doubtful. Debts Collected" A
violation ri The Federal statutes. The de :.
Tense wilt argue that while tho deed was
done II is not n crime.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
MRS. STANLEY KS1FES.
seys the Father Of . Gains Bsrs e
Hes A&ven Tears Age II Her Has,
hana's Dreshee-Dentes Many Of
the Piaassf1s Allegations.

The second days hearing OF the STANLEY
dlyorcS sss.f drew a large crowd to Judge
Jacobs department. Of me superior court
Again wnmen were n tns INA sority. ard sat
throughout the hearing and listened 90 the
tale sf hox a fallen woman began life.
Shortly before asson the defendant took
the siand. To the evtssns disgust OF tire
audience. Mrs. stanley was adverse "a
making paeEje ansnt OF her rich husbands
pass life save what wsz absolutely nsces-
sarys .4.....sg.. $1,000.
Her story OF her marriage TO Stanley
was q simple one. and occurred just fire
m0ntise prior 10 The birth of her child All
the Allegations Of IN. defendant regarding
her Wild life with vsrioas men aud boys
prior 10 her marriage were denied. wiih
the exception Of so much OF IL rs referred
20 the Stanley family She admitted tha
birth o. child seven years prior 80 her
marriage 20 Stanley. bat testified that her
husbands brother, with whom she was
ksepsnE company at the time. was the
father ss.s Rad always hased the child
and cared for II as hest she could. OF ali
this ssse claimed 10 have informed kss !.
husband psior to- her marriage. Since her
marriage she had been faithful wife ard
had used every means In her power to
bring her husband back TO her side. Dur
ing their life after marriage and prior 10
his desertinn he had only partly supported
her and their child, and snee July 5. ixss.
be had contributed nothing at all TO her
support. leaving her 10 earn a living as
hest she could.
She most positively denied that she had
been unkin5 or cruel TO their child. but had
cared for IL as best her means would per-
nit. she had not threatened To murder Or
suicide al any tine In her life, and any
crying Spells she had had were due TO hia
missreatment and dessrtion.
The plaintiff was followed By numerous
witnesses In her behalf, detailing her life
from girihood 10 the present time They
said that so far a. they knew she had been
. good wcnan. kind mother. and all that
was required for . Devoted wife had ar
opportunity been given her
The case was closed AT 8 O'Clock and was
taken under advisemant by the court. A
decision will be rendered In a few days
which will determine the fate Of the son OF
a kiondike millionaire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22

$3.50 ,~or, my observations ia the East
,has sf .he war with the Filipincs were
Just breaking out now seafs .- - M, ana
1aupIses. Ola ard well established as -
the commercial supremacy OF san rIan
cisco on the Pacific. that city - IeAInan3
is.sen ~ aas and her rapidly ramify'ng
commerce and diversified resources. WIZ
wrest the crown Of supremacy away.
Aroor the guests IT the Dilter ycsser-
aay vseys Holm F. Mullen and John Currfe:
s.f Port townsend. Men who are wsit
arnuasnted with the lay of the lana sey
that these two gentlemen have &C .nifsa
SEINE Of the best claims IN the AionoiAe'
A party OF North Yakima people regis
tered at the piller yesterday. consssting
Of Mr.. and Mrs p. F. Barge. Miss Aiils
Barge Mr.. and Mrs Ed b. IAckey anu
Alex E. MeCreay.
Ey. Anderson, of Port Ludlow, is resis-
tered az the Dilier. Mr.. Andats',r y fair-
located on the Sound about thirty years
ago.
Mrs. Emme-scn, the Klondike prospec-
tress. who arrived on the Garonne win
sack of gold valued at S.5.oeo left yesier-
day for q visit to friends n Snohomish
county.
w. III. Darcy. claim agent OF tho lana
alan Pacific arrived last night from Win.
nIpeg and viii spend a few days here
looking after several business matters.
Henry Rothsehiid. OF Port Townsend,
revisrerea YESTERDAY at the Northern. He
went over TO Tacoma during the Gay, re-
turning TO Seattle In the evening.
H. b. Lovejoy. OF coupevsile. Is among
the Dil!er guests He Is manager OF the
Island Steamboat Company. operating the
steamer Albion.
Morgan Morgans superintendent of the
mines at Black Diamond, is IN the city. He
is staying at the Dilier.
Nathan c. Schaffer. state superintendent
of schools for Pennsylvania, s a guest OF
the Ranier-Grand.
Charles 4. Jewett. a LUMBER and logs MS
man from Toit. was at the Diiler yester-
day.
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MISSING GIRL rs FOUND.
Tressa Cook Had Been Quietly stay
Ing ~ Chehnlis All the
While.

Special Diepateh 10 the Pest-Intelligencer
CHEHALIS. July 2i.-Tfassa Cook. the
l5-year-oid girl who disappeared from
Napavine one night about IA moath ago,
under very mysterious circumstances, has
been located in Chehaiis She had been
here all the time and claims TO have been
around town during her stay. Her case
was before Judge Elliott this week. but nc
final disposition WAS made of her.
Her s;epfather and mother were called
here from Napayiue and denied in toto
the girls story OF alleged cruelty and mis-
use on their part. The court and Prosecut-
ing Attorney Ponder were inclined 10 ac-
cept the girls story. however, and viii
make some arrangement for he further
care OF the girl by early next week. even
II they have 10 send her 10 the reform
school.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22

Chehaias Hoard selects Prot Me-
Phatll, Of visalim. Cal

Special Depasch to the Post-fntelligencer
CHEHAi3iS. July I-The Chehaiis
school board has elected Prof j. s Me-
Phaiil. OF Ylgalia. Cal, 10 the position Of
principal OF the public schools OF this city
Mr.. MePhaili is a man of family and about
20 years Of age. He comes with the very
best Of recommendations from leading Ca
Rornia educators and the Chehais people
are hopeful thai he will take up the work
and carry Il On fsliy as successfully as tn.
retiring superintendent. Prof J. T Forrest
The latter leaves tomorrow with his FAM
sy for New WhatcnTn. where he has ec-
cepted she position nf professor of mathe-
nnafics In the state normal A pteasans
reception was rendered 70 Mr. and Mrs
Forrest by their Methodist friends Friday
evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP THE PASSING zHRoNc.

fight for the establishment OF the office in
tbs city that II would handle s .aeo 900 IN
gold the srss year. and I see even that
aEure has been eciipsed- And from what
l hear Of the way the Yukon gold is low
ing In this season Should say this years
business Win nearly double that of hast.
Anyway. I've had no occasion TO regret
the fight we made
Seattle is great city. and know of
but ene pre'tier place. and that Is my
home. Warren. Pa
Mr.. Stone called at the assay office late
in the afternoon. but Z was closed. he
will call again this morning.
SIR sydney French. Sir Henry Lyncn
Biosse and q. C. Bernard form a party Of
English arfstocracy At the Rainier
Grand The former and latter are from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22
HALL ADALI IN ROSSLANp.
Has Run Away From His Managers
and VIII Go IL
AlnnA

Special Dispatch To the Observation-Disclosures.
SPOKANE. July 2l.-While the manag-
ers of Hail Adal.. the Terrible Turk. have
been spending the past week in Butte,
Mont. in vain search for the noted
wrestler. that giant has been quietly So
journeying with some OF his countrymen in
Spokane under an assumed name in
order 10 escape Injunction and other suits
with which hts managers threatened him
In order to retain him.
Adali claims he was being done by his
managers. and determined 20 escape them
and act as his own manager. He Is now
safe across the Canadian line. having gone
to Rossiand. e. c., yesterday. He will
journey east through Canada. giving cx-
h!bitions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22

The VIII az the late Hans II. ". Haden-
feidf. vino died In February last, ON tire
tanks OF the koyuknk river in Aiasa2.
from fever. was yesterday aEed for probate
Ia the superior court. Tie deceased was
the representative ~ Seattle syndicate
sett north 10 work some gold claims.
Shortly after his arrival he was taken Ill
and elsd.
Before Leaving for the North he made
the will fled yesterday, Ia which he names
hts sister. Mrs. Cecilia A2rgaretta Ciau-
sen. An sole Iegasee and executrix OF h.
estate without bonds. No inventory has
been filed. but 4 Is estimated the estate
viii foos Up In the neighborhood OF &2s-
f6ff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22

canada. after which they viii return home.
This Is not Sir Sydney Freuch's first
visit 70 America. He has been here five
times during the past six years and once
before visited this city. On the present
trip ne notices vast Improvement; and in
no city or its size IN the United States has
he seen such crowds on the streets as ne
witnessed here yesterday.
~ course l always liked America, he
said In an interview .or would not have
between the tso countries. developed 10
greater extent during the past two years
than ever befare. nfakss me feel as much at
home in America as in England am
strong believer In an alliance between the
two countries. as / believe II would De
beneficial TO both With this friendly feel
ing existing our trade relations will in
crease ana We can materially assist one
trade. England today is better OF on az
count OF the present unwritien friendship
between the two countries
Englishmen as a rule applaud the pc,
icy OF expansion championed BY the pres
ent administration OF the United States.
Probably there may be a sight selfisa mo-
tive IN the matter. but with America con-
tinually growing larger there is a greater
land can deal with Americans as she can
not with some other nations and conse-
quently the greater the American territory
the larger our trade. speak of this as our
iShmen would like to see the United
States the second power on the earth to-
day. believe that that era Is not far dis
tant and when IL does come America ought
TO and ! believe Will be glad and so will
old England"
Prof. Sydney T. Skidmere, OF Phladel-
phia, is a guest Of the Rainier-Irand in
charge Of a party of Pennsylvania excur-
sonists to the National Education Assoc
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CAPT. sCUDDER's ARREST.
Was Due to Misrepresentation, and
He Has Been Released.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-lntell:gencer.
NORTH YAKIMA. July 2l.-Informarion
has been received here from the Philip
pines concerning the recently reported ar
rest CT Capt Scudder. The recipient re-
fuses, however. 10 state the cause of the
arrest. further than to say that Capt.
Scudders offense was the result of his
carrying out the order OF a superior off,
Ger. that the error was discovered at
once. and his release followed immedi-
afeiy.
In no way connected with the reported dis
sensions in the regiment.
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ttst Ef tiot ~ NOTES

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EmAessIement Charge settled ana
Dismfssed.

J. G. Fuller. salesman for +. Dreyfoos 4
Co. wholesale cigar dealers. charged with
the smbaxzl@ment Of 81 10 from his esf-
pioyers4 was yesterday discharged in JUS
tee Cams court Drey foos refused IL
prosecute, Fuiisr's friends havng f1ised
money TO settle his shortage. amounting 20
about Esp.
The costs Of the prosecution UP to the
time ~ Ftiiiers release. were taxed
against Dreyfaos AT tho request OF Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton.
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Seattle =
Miniature
New York.


favorable
Speaking last nigh, on the subject, he
said; Il think Seattle II miniature New
York. Its streets present busy appear
ancc. and from what ! have learned the
volume of business done here Is great Yes.
| am booking for a location on the Coasg
| am most sa~orahiy impressed with this
city and believe branch % my business
would pay here Tomorrow I am going to
FairhaVen on visit bur expect 70 return
here. when | viii make n more extended
examination Of the city. ] have compared
Seattle AMI Los Angeles and Portland aud
l believe this 20 be the best business cen
ter of the four cities Should we concI.d =
10 establish business here we will in
All probability put In a wholesale house "a
wei as carry on retail trade. and VII
expect TO invest considerable amount az
money in the enterprise"
Mr.. Book is brother o. Capt. G. NJ
Book, OF tho United States naval training
ship Adams. THIS boat Mr., Book says is
now at Victoria. where Z will remain
week and proceed 10 Seattle. Here IL will
ROMAN a week and go 10 Tacoma for tho
same period. The next port will ae Port
land, where. after a weeks stay, IL vii,
proceed g. sas E'raneisoo 20 await orders.
TIE visit az the vessel to the various
ports named Is for the purpose CT giving
the naval apprentices an opportunity for
shore leave before cruisa The comple-
msnt Q! the vessel Is made up of bows
from Washington. Oregon and California
and "a tho visit privilege will re given 10
vfsst friends.
Capt IL II Hastings the wefi-knovrt
steamboat man 81 Pert TOWNSEND vas IA
The city yesterday. accompanied BY ass
ws9e. They took se0rns a, the SEATTLE
Capt. Hastings reports that business -
Port Townsend ia IN excellent condition
le SAYS that work is progress nx on a.
government tortiic4ttnns both n pe!r.
Wilson and a: MarrowsssBe AMI that tts
Port Hadlock mill watch eas shut oown
for "a itr1e. aas recently been running "a
f4A ,sr.e.
Wlliians II IIewAsiva e New York IL
~ enthusiastic believer n Seattle At
The Butler YESTERDAY he sad
I AEn ttsSs back from the Fast ard
p aer.veT l have hesn / End that the rar-as
o. Seattle - recognized AID the city "A
Its s1f%rsSt are - kegs about arse~x rs
grsest prominent commercial ard r-arefai
circles Two 90 three years ago & was uesf
Sc. bat now the .er~rnox. business rrssc a.
fae country recognize the fact Tia, shts
city Is on a solid foundation. and ,hat !.
IL making marvellous p-nGresa Seattle
and her interests are reecwnsaes. today in
walls street.
TAKE fer example. the proposed con
sca4dztfen II the street railways hers
SEINE az the zig franc sgS - rhe EaR ara
interested r. the Tssn- Take yagsE CEDAR
river @sisr ssst@E1z. ard yea stl. sra sns.
& nss ths backing az nlen With large fnar-
cal interests
The simple fact IL that Seattle ia BY
Tar better known. and more favoru hly
known. today thsA ever sesske. ! am con-