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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

squadron to Maraolllcs ~ based on
e fgisaunre henalna Of. Ihc g4natlan.
The kaiser invited, not tho Euro
poau. but the North Atlantic squad 3
ron e. participate az Kicl The In
pli8ti6u WIS extended at a Tins
when Il was contemplated that the
North Atlantic squadron would visit
European waters Later " was de-
clded not To send the NorthcR tlantic
squadron To Europe this summer. go
the kaiaeta Invitation was declined
The MarHeilles trip in mo- wise In
tefferea with the European squad
roua regular Itinerary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

Hoy vii die
Then he prepared 60 make the
Journey south. that his hos Nas nov
toa sak % undertake. BE wishes
10 take safue 81 the more eminent ~
hsatiteH physicians back with him
q the bedside 81 hts hoy bat from
letters which he brings from the hos-
ultsl phssielsnA u is certain that
such pilgrimage would fail Of It's
object
naNsan charlie has al ofthe tao
fafnsEf % his rnan. lie iE avsFae
- diaeuHatug himself uf his affairs
When seen as the Hotel Northern.
where he - guest while IN the city.
be waa ankssf to tell something 81
his history and his experiences in
the gold frisis 80. replies wsre
characteristics % the man. Here
are n frN Samples
Me- Where born7 Down on
yukon. Live there AL my life.
what do On. hunt. hsh. ala dig
Knid
In response to another question. he
said
NE m K1anaike- Mehbe So.
mshte not. Long time ago. DiE.
iiE. one dsy en- him. BriEht--yei-
iow sold uut now"
~ "a the condition Of hlA son, he
would SAY nothing SAVE!
sttoy viii die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

ARRIVES
Brings Tweniy-One Pas
sengers From valdes
and Considerable
News

The steamer Portland arrived from
Valdea LAST night with n paHaen So r
Including L. J. BALES, the Alhrh'
guide and traveller ana = - rDut
an engineer Of the Alaska Central
RAILWAY. a..
Tho Portland brings news OF the
euieide Of J NJ Mccurdy - youns
man netting aa telegraph operator
Of The United states signal corps "'
TeiEeII. on the government iel'
Qfaph lire 10 the interior ~ nho
despondoHt. he ended his NE by ~
Ing r string to the trigger oI j..
KING IafReusou rifle and pulling "
..fsN ste -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
Nicholas de Jasser-
and Seeks to Set
Tile Family Trouble
by Shooting Wife
and Self

20 Yesra Of age, sometimes ~orks q
hard, and sometimes didnt. When
he ysasn'f working, he drank eonsid i.
srahls. q i claimed. The police blot /.
ter q April . shows he was arrested
then IN order TO sober up."
The naiahborn claim that the
couple often auarreied, and usually
over ths management Of the four
children, .vso Of whom are In the
House of the Good Shepherd, and
another al the Reform school.
The quarrel which ended IN the
shooting, occurred after the Jssser-
snds had visited the two children AZ
the House Of the Good Shepherd,
Thursday afternoon.
The Jasssrands lived formerly 81
22o2 Norman street. Ne is a marine
fireman. So Far AZ 10 known, Ernest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
TAYLOR
PLANNED
MURDER

FRANKFORT ~ Apfl n
featha1 vas aEain ou thr witness
stand this morning he detailed
The attempt that staa ntad~ 60 set
hsskrf#sHlth. Is 1anuafs. preessiins
the eftu4ss u IN ttH kiiiing Gov.
efnef Taylor declined IA enter into
an agreement because ttrt aHrasuifh
ass nesfs v bnsn Tai snia he
could net trust lie said iai-r. now
ewes, th#t ~ w0uld pardon AM one
Who sfiiest fiawfaei TaNior wrote
a. Howard aRkfnN him 90 come 10
80
f5iftfsest n IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
!. ,s-s.-s..r .,~ .-s..~,.s' a.l

.snoY vii DIE
That Il Al Dawson charlie wui
reply when asked - 90 what. IN his
opinion. ptli Re the ultimate result
u his present visit 10 ssatiis.
J, l. the Bay Afways ths boy
wisn Dawson charlie And behind
:, AL thsfe = pathetic stefy - shs
devotion q nH indian father lot ais
fudian sun The son 10 dying ~
tuberculosis on . huspttai cot In Far.
NNHY #aaNHak The father IL la
Seattle trNlBK e. bog Min kipndike
euls sofas rustlnn % the medical
SAN % the white uaan. that bis be-
lowed sea may live yst a htti~
icuKeH
The boy VII die no n4ya and
hr knuNs Ahnfsuf ~ speaks H0f
with that hopeless hope thaf gfnapH
a stfaea he has euu9s 10 th~ great
.rueaiclns fnsn - The WHITES 90 sse
n ~ safns chance hia Instincts ard
HE saHviefiaa MAJ not have played
him false
Hut the story - not - Charles
tsiiinF IL &c an Indian and an
iadien shares neither his love not
hts Krief
Sven -. the story % Dawson
Charlie = daxuf bon - his son o. none
The lees worth TIE telling Ne u
known that Dawson charlie IL ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
LPT0N's SHAMROCK H., The NEW
CHALLENGER DISMASTED
BY A SQUALL DURING "A TRIAL RACE

hers 81 the crew were working on
the mast when 4 felt Sir Thomas
Lipten We knocked down a hatch
way and badly bruised.
The steam yacht trin, which was
following. vent 70 the assistance o.
the yacht and the crew began 10
elssr away the ssreekaue. Divers
will esaains the hall 10 discover "
seams have epered. A dispatch was
ssnt ashore summonlna Fits 20 Msy
mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
OUTLAWS
STRUNG UP

LOS ANGELES April IA dis
patch from Tucson says that two
members 81 a gang ~ Mcxican horse
thieves that have been lnfostlnR
Santa Cruz county for a year. were
iynehesi on IT, BY the roadside by
cattiemen. Signs were painted
across the bodies. reading "HorHc
thieves and snuQfIers. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

sesouTs. s's- A'''' '''-s''
-, l,s.ss'. s.~ cup challenger
I..~~sA IA. ass.y = mere Nsls.
'a -. s,,.s ~ u Nsr shove nsr
=. ans sa Arial spin this
- ~ east ard salts ssre
- ...af. ssssas her drifting
.s's...a. 4 ,As msrey " tho waves.
=, - as~s ssek rtaee ,nrns
- ssssr re ehailsnasr had act
"a ~ : sers tack. She hsd
i :. Aarses Ard ~ss proesed'ne
- 49, . suddee saaail straoh
- ssrrssa s~aY everything
=. hsfA Ths yseht was eoru-
- ss~sstsd.
es rsiemsss fell ever the
- ne us,se. larry ina with :,
: -sssss sae Asmper. hayards,
q sr.z slesas 81 canvas Ne
!. ha.s the yacht has reached,
- ut
:. III saSlshsssiy be rsh,,sa a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

other saller and knocked into th,
h.teh~aY with Sufficient force te
break the wooden tsuk cover on the
cabin fieer. His hand sss badly
lhearsted and his shoulder bruised
Three 81 the Grew were Injured, ons
sustaining severe scalp wound
Sir fhomas IL much grisVsd over
the aoeidsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF
IMMEDIATE ESTABLISHMENT OF
| CITY SCAVENGER SYSTEM
Hposiffon TO Yaw Franchise Leads 10 Renewed
interest i'm the municipal Plan Among
Members of Council

other 10 lhs eountry ira, a rule Zoe
attte
Alse IN ths matter - the coat -
Cremation It i impossible 10 deter
mine y nat IL Nuuld hs here ~ cnm.
partuk this Nth ether cities. aa the
character 81 the sarba3s its~.g IL
different ~ atuetsf every CITY q th.
eountfY Yau maag remember mat
~ have a fanx Nst season here
daFiuK shieh evvfY.. ms Il saturated
vita water. and II course The more
moisture "a the refuse the murs II
costs . burn e.
ne present sf1iftisss system cam
rot last Il = totally unsatisfactory.
10 shuFt time the tide flats viii ~
hnsd ia. Then thefs uiii - no place
70 dump Esftsazs Even II 80 could
- on filling the tide fats with ~
Do not bslteFe Il would ~ = goad
scheme - the land - filled IN q not
worth - murh az land filled other
wise ou account 81 tire settling 81 the
refuse filled property.
Hut we don't want o. go into this
thing hiindlv. What ought o. -
doue. think. L. for the ciiy 70
employ some reputable snd expert
haeterioieRist and physician. who
with several eeuueiin1su should be
sent through The eastern cities g.
study TIE question Thoroughly. on
their return they could install Inn
media,eiY a system that would BE-
satisfactory for Al fffHs.
Although city Engineer Thomson
was reluctant 20 discuss the matter
Tor publication. IN glaa ~ the fact
that his opinion on the practicable
ity Of the scheme viii llEriy soon b.
requested ~ the council. he said yes
tsraaY REGARDING the plan
so far aa the cost ~ the ere.
natury heeff ie concerned " ~ NOT
a large matter a plant that would
destroy the refuse ffnm the conn
pactiy settled district surrounding
the business portion ~ the clty
could Be erected at q cost not to
exceed $1,000 To this would have
% b. added the cost ~ IRE land on
which the rfsmafofY would be- built
This plant would best BE- located
on the tide fats. " here the ashes
from The crefuafafy could De DUMPED
into the water. makiuE new ground
Eventually IL would no doubt BE-
necessary 70 establish similar cfs-
Hatofiss IN the outlying sections u
fhe city. There would BE- no econ
omy N hauling refuse from Green
Lake - South Seattle e. destroy a.
The plant I have IN mind Tor the
c0mpartiy settled district ~ the city
% an up-toedate crema tory that viii
destroy the refuse in a satisfactory
manner but can be housed to- a
wooden building OF course NJ you
wanted n brick building and . place
for shoe the enzf n such = plant
would run high.
but one such as ! have suggested
together with say three suh-cre.
histories IN the suburban districts
could probably BE- erected ~ total
cost Of ffnm fa1. 900 20 $4,000 oE-
elusive - land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
official
SMUGGLER

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April ~
Captain Chamberlain. quarisrmaster
officer IN charge 81 tho transport
Seward. az Mauila. has been tenn
pefartlg suspended pending Hn ln-
veHtlEatlnu Of charges uf smuggling
liquors and silks for the personal use
% several army officers aud their
wives. nov residing lu the Philip
pines. The case Be- similar 10 the
Porto ftieau affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

LONDON. April THE Press
assoc citation has dispatch stating
that enc mar iest bis life and sew
eral Sers injured IN ths shAnrook
accident The esn,fsi News agency
asserts that Sir Theesas Llpten was
aboard ard vas knocked down the
assin hateh~sf. a steward NAMED
Collins VS. toat overheard a sail.
walker asmsd aatsky WAS also
knocked overheard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

GLASGOW. Apeil tf.-oMelal In.
formation saYs ths shanreeA ~. has
no duplicate apsss. The disaster aes
eefstnsiY means thst Sir Therat
lipten all aepif T. have the dates
% tha cup races set back. Ns~
spsrs ~ili be eet.snsd lrosn America.
preeseiY thass ~ ths Shamr0ck a.
Designer Watson. sshsn ln,srsie spssi
sedaf. reserved hta epinlen 80 % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
PRISON BARS AT END
OF An ALASKA ROMANCE
francis Marion RUmba0gh Who Eloped viii Myrtle
Barry. Convicted of Ad0tiey-- -Arriyes
Here Prisoner

The steamer city Or Seattle ar
rived from akaGVay yesterday at
iefnnau with "A paassnErrr. laitrd
States Marshal iamea Hhuup Of
shaEWHN VS. q Passenger bringing
y iih him Ftaneis Marion NumSauEn
= hn suea "a MeNrils island Go ssfts
II months far adultery. and an iu-
sane Indian fram Juneau. who wli
b. placed IN an asylum AZ Salem
ofnEuu
Wife and i've children Ia "a Oregon
town ard eieHed with Myrtle nafr'
o. skasWag liiH lawful wife FOL.
lowed end prosecuted hltn
Thomas Huston ard john James
the two Indians she we're tnJirges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
TROUBLE
ANERTED

CHICAGO. April IT, Trouble be-
tween the allied tenming interest
ana 30 0U0 union transfers. WAS NN~
ertsd this morning when the ettiit-
na aaa teamstern who went ont Ia
sympathy with the guH works men.
ratufned tu work. n ~ said they
were given the ultinatum that un-
lees they did Pc, all agreements with
l...t .tsfa.-- .ss.sssta he nsna@iiad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

- ekaawny on charge ~ havinF
murdered an unknown white maj
NEAR ilaiuaa. we're discharged ~
itldEe Brown
inHeH had accused HuHton Of haV.
inK murdered the man and hidden
HE hustN II WAS learned that tbs
former made the charge mallciouHiy
and hs Has rspfumaHded for EiyiuE
false testimony
The Ilttts steamer Nira RAJ own
"a ~ rfrfF Hunting VAS placed on
the HHH between HksFway and
HainsH laat Nsuh
Juneau ia anun 60 have n tAN. COS
enuft hanss HIDE Cor she conrirue
tinp of the huildinN are 20 be open
~ a. cate city neat Monday BY Mar.
aishl kthupr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

4 s''sn 70 the raw garbage
HN FRA eTsFy quarter 4
- ~ sarsly having ia sffsr,
= ~ noanesL Alfhoash THAT
. > IT, cheerful haiti IA
NaA4 fnNts. thsrw u q strong
aasiR'1 That eiihin a very short
Nzs eseisfve stsra wlig b.
= Ms4a a scayenEer system
r4sesi he entire rfty on ths
<'sl prnershlp plan.
- ! tsE Of tie couneilmon uha
- eheapianesI tne cause az
s''1F ? 2 rsw. are non v~er.
! fzsaf e the eity kAfsaEs col
- - sFsnhatinr risn The = =,
'Fsflsf laws scheme In-
n direct esp@ndiiurs 81
- y IL city. was lis strong
- sgsh naey Of the council
tN @fsn assared that u was
80 70 pains 10 Inquire fur.
= a. re eyes o. the careless.
4'afE he city dads have tsnar
Z he fact thar Mr Yaws
@ Naalf he u great value
i. much except NJ. Yaw.
-. - lsave the city IN an even
~. EAA han new. - far - it,
-. fsaeieH i concerned. they
~ 'esbanaed nifh sofns aiarrlfe
~ municipal syatsg
- ' 60. Marphy. - the Ninth
-. ...la.Eh he aid not actively
=, Y Y ia= fssaahise. has for
80 9ssf been one - the
- s.s=ss@= q fHs municfpai
sssz<H sssseTn.
aF7t he uaniciral riap 10 h.
-. 80 - Tn both ths ~ 80 Ia.
~ 80 NJ Murphy today.
- s. ..'fag municipal disgrace
,Bs<n. ssss. - % real garbage
sa r ths Nlnth wara wtt-h
-, - Fssfs axo was uIt,T.-
~ W. ineFease II popuiA :
IN : s spIns senyenEsr sys-
fssu Information =, 49,
-. - ~ for less tkan fio6 400
eslI fsr . eTesf 49, - 1870 -
n,hs,s - - - sssii establish q
- eea.seflon service wish lta
81 ! 80 snd teams. and aiso
. East three erensatoriss To-
-. ~ u garbage
Z. - fqHi4 BE- fhs sr'fg t,,,,.,,,
~ - ~ ne city could until
a. \. $50 tiins eharEe A reason-
IA - Ne scayeuger service
~ - s'.''ei f'os BE- obt4lusd a,
n -. Z H.aHy parts N IN city.
HsHes aA pay ail operating
~ 49, ssAlg II the belief that the
syTisn !. establish the Collection
ipsnf ~ even " II should be-
rsts..,. Practicable - buiid tba
nas.s y tine FOR nae tbts
isFtss. with 80 days the city
~ rsusss asefa could be- making
h.. 4. erchton. eopnc,ln,r
- hsshth ward and a mem
snr',.. health and sautiafigr
g. = alss n favor ~ /. ~,
'sl,sisy: ger system. Re said
=. y Mind Seattle sill p.y.,
49,. sssemetie and sailrfaeterv
- es.lefisga service unfii tbo
=, II 0Wn nrentafsri.s ,,,N
- = aea szi..ss,- ~ -. - aiil
sss,..lhs esiabliafmsnt ~ s ~
u se,s and collection gys,am
a 49, % determine how much
1rslns,.. ! you'd take 10 mako !
tstsss sFf proper COLLECTION "a
~ ~ me city. I have esfim'
enssv asnnt 70 teams with halt
~ .,ssHns could render n uer.
4ns.ssss.s tory service a. ~,
~ i ~. itled district, but ever
la ~ an estimate
p s.aeilned 70 think that In mi,
- 80. ..a be better 20 ues an,
~ 49, sftai horse 10 A dunn,
Nc ~ msan b. a dump car
sIs to-. nose seen around IN.
ltss ~ ~ but one specially con.
- ~, MS business. ! wsfill
- ven I'D carts could BE- uss,
sBastls l 700 advantage In an,
arsss 4. ss''led district carryln,
n IN sfematory on the ia,
~ I'M @a wouls al be- carrie,
n -
sse y, =. q collecting ana crema
s'ssispseas . determined now. ana
.stdns - - us a wrong by a.
tsFiss mar Ne fix rates h.
!, Hpits 49, sa'aI, and hold up a
"&s NJ ai charged in ONE
~ u 20 unlike chi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
ASKS S30,070
DAMAGES

hen. > IIsmiiu. whose wife was
recently run over BY a iosEinR train
near Cedar Mountain and Instantly
killed. has flied suit against the
GafuFnhta = FHssf aauffa Raitsra..
company t. recover taa.afo DANA sas
The children ~ the deceased woman
are also plaintiffs 10 the cult.
The plaintiffs claim that the train
Witch fau oeer Mrs Hamiln. was
going 81 the rate % % or 50 mIisa
an hour. and gave no warning -
its approach though the part "a the
track on which Mrs Iiamlin waa
walking was assf 40 a public high-
Waf - thu residents 81 Cedar
Mountain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

AIRY Wa arranged two months aso
and takes lH nanf toNHs ON that
lire IL All tH iu8rsssaiNlr fer The
pfesident Ia aassuain 10 ths request
mush - he dsalfra e. yavur the
uHtnHa Mere than sn0a miles % the
tnAuu Taetfie road mtuaf be tfav~fx.
.A,- 'ss - ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
TURKISH
TROUBLES

Albanian Peace Commission Has
Failed, and TIA Members Are Nov
Practically Prisoners
CONgTANTINOpLE, April IL
official information has been re-
celyed that the special mission sent
by the sultan 70 pacify the Al
baniana has been surrounded by
several hudfed Alhauisna at Ipek
The commissioners are pructicallp
prisoners. The AthanianH cntegorlc-
ally refuse 20 accept the reforms
proposed and demand an Albanian
governor for their country.
The porte IL convinced that but
Rariau commercial agents and hish'
o-s are fostering the insuTrecflon "
Albania and iH preparing 10 tefiflc'
their Influence bv tsoiaiinR them Z,
places under ifs supervision, a
large quantity Of ammunition and
stores has naen found IN "a nonaa
terry in Albania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

fkR.--Ths yachts were seud b
Ding ai1nB with = straru northsris
sstna. The challenger had Pot hsii
mile bssNeen her and shs old shal.
isn8sr. ~hsa she pue ahout on the
pert ,ask. AT that moment q squail
struck hsrs and she hsslss over Until
the watchers en- shore believed shs
would eapsiss. Capt. Pstssy vas
sailsna nsr.
The entire deck 81 ths yseh, ~as
visible frors tire shore. Before she
eouid siaht herself, = second pun
caught her and the weather rigging
gave NaY. The mast broke on as
feet from tire deck Several r,sr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
UN|ONS PETITION
THE PRESIDENT

vsiatR srfa ir.-Prssisseut
|N~ses - scns to the geynsrs
azn aETa ntsntions all over Mcn-
| - sd Nyuaninn have passss res
szsz* tsslnx ths prsatdeut 20 re-.
- swa fsasHg "a the Union Pa
ks.ss:sg, 80 t.sss. -. 49, -. - - ~. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
cause Of the accident

WEYMOUTH, Ens, April ~
$50 .. m.=-Ths hull % the Shamrock
is shown by Investigation 10 have
escaped injury. air Thomas lip
tor narrowly escaped the fate Of the
steward when the lsttsr ssas swept
overheard. he Was struck BY an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
rot;reR Rig of the Yacht Destroyed
lone Man Swept Overheard
and. Drowned---Sir Ti'oS.
Was Knocked Down
HafchWay and Sc
verely Hurt

onss, 4 Is theusht With heavier
scars.
The accident recalls tho fact that
the shansraes a. ssas similarly
wrecked during trial spin t~o
years aao, With King Edward ard
Sir Thomas lipten On beard bot
tertsastels ne enc was hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

LONDON. April tfs-Ths ssy~s ~
the accident - the shamroek IA,
ssss ssisarsehsd 90 King edward a.
Malta. bic ssnt Sir Thomas a mes
sage % sympathy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

Bastrom % fefs Terry svsnvs, was
the oniy eyewitness 20 the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17

sale starts early Saturday morning aud every effort
will be made 60 close out the above goods quickly
Telephone and mail orders viii be filled promptly.
A chance 20 stock up your sdebosrd at small
cost. ROTH PHONES MAIN aia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-17
100 Acres
Near tho
Thriving
Town Of
kens....

This property Il well situated In a
splendid community whore farms
show that farming pays. We can
make the right man q good propo-
eitiun on this.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-10
THE BELL TELEPHONE
Rushing a Direct Line From
Cheraw, S, c., to Raleigh.
Rapid Development Of the Service Largely Due
to The Energy Of Manager Henry Smith
of Raleigh,

Carloads of material belonging to the
Southern Bell Telephone Company are be
ing placed now at Sanford, N c., and
Cheraw, S. c., where a large force is act
lively engaged in rushing to completion a
direct line from Cheraw, S. c., to Raj
eigh, N. G.
This line will connect every important
point along the Seaboard Air Line with
Ia number ten copper wire, furnishing a
direct and perfect service between these
points and all points in North Carolina,
as well as affording the connection with
New York, Boston. Chicago and even San
Francisco. Sanford will have an exchange,
Hamlet, Southern Pines and Pinehurst
will be connected with all of the other sta
tions on that division of the Seaboard
At present the Bell Company goes
North from Raleigh to Henderson and goes
West, taking in every important point in
the State as far as Asheville Eastern
North Carolina has been connected up as
far as Wilmington, where a metallic circuit
has just been completed in the city ex-
change. Selma, which is the most import
ant transfer point in this State, having
three direct lines from the North to Den
connection, has now a pretty new ex-
change which has just been completed
The Bell Company is working rapidly to
connect up every important town in this
State and everywhere they are putting in
the large copper wire, which insures such
clear and distinct conversation. The new
line from Cheraw, S. c. to Raleigh will
be an important addition to the service
ana will be of great advantage to Raleigh
merchants, who have a large trade along
this line.
The long distance telephone is rapidly
becoming the most important means of or
dering direct from merchants in this State
and its business growth during the past
few months has been remarkable Much
of this growth here is due to the work of
Manager Henry Smith, of the local office
here, who is one of the most active men
employed in the Southern Bell Telephone
Company. This new line will give Raj
eigh another opening and will be a closer
tie to the people along the line of the Sea
board who order from this State
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-10
THAT'S THE TIME
When Proper Food is Necessary.


Proper food is never more necessary
than when recovering from wasting
gickness. when oveT-eatng would be fatal
and yet the body needs nourishment and
plenty of it.
At this time the condensed food Grape
Nuts is shown to be ones most powerful
friend. -Four teaspoonfuls OF Grape-Nuts
and cream will sustain a healthy man for
half day and less quantity IN warm
milk win build up the convaleseent won
derfully. No stomach is too weak to dl
gest and relish Grape-Nuts. Il was taken
sick with Typhoid fever and every one
VINO has had this disease knows how weak
ana iiieless person feels when beginning
to rccuperate.
had to be very careful about my diet
ana could eat only very light foods These
'lo hot seem to nourish me and instead
% setting better every day l was just at
" s'@hu9til and every one began to feaI
reidpse one day while lying in bed
very much discouraged my sister who was
readlng 10 me from the paper read an
article about Grape-N Nuts and we decided
to send for package
From the very first meal Of CRANE.
Nuts | began to improve. strength can,e
IN bounds and leaps with the result tho,
1 was soon out of bed; my change for tnf
better seemed simply marvellous NJ,
mind Is clear and strong and nv bod,
sturdy ! am now entirely recovered
Name given by Postum Company. Rat
tie Creek, Mich.
There is a reason.
A dessert that helps the body. that,
the thing! Any number of them in III
little recipe book in each package Q
Grape Nuts.