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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-03-06

New
Spring Goods
Arriving Every Day.
Our new line of wash
goods from the Guven Man
ufacturing company will be
here this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
All Straw Hats, Sailors and
Panamas at Reduced
Prices

eiearsd. s.room hossss. nice creek.
o. ino
Va. aaE
Z Acres sggth ef cftF. al cleared and
sruhtsd. ans orchard. haass. barn.
price fax a fee days. O. 90
Ne. iUfs
- Acres near Hsnton. good land.
sisarsd and fsneed orchard % -
beaFtRs uus. froom house.. large
barn. several saihuildiasa. u.tS
Ne ~
- Acres. fi5h sseeaa bottom land al,
xery easily cisafsf 81.
No hsa
- Acres. CLEARED. sisshed. sroern
house. large harm. ehtehsn house.
spfinE uaieF. half = mile from ANAL
town tna
Ne ga.
II Acres. firh isFsi lana few miautss
szik frsm Dept. stores. re~sssffies.
and aeasi .. hszal. al partially ira
3.ss y - ~ 49, = ~...-- -.
HouEAF AAt.TH9.
ne New Tofk Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

a XIV kfAFtNAtNM
No ie-A
paifs Feru--iN sers-a. ftssh river bot
tesa iaaa IN hlsh state q cultivation.
w wsfl.s ffufu Seattle. Epad huiidinxs.
fenrsd sd crssssf~le~d. rflnnin (
srsinE ~at.ri . brad 4 cattle. AL
ara. ~ fsfmirs simple msnssi rail-
read stafsan on the riacs. tiolea.
. Acres finest iand in White
ST. ~HianH, - = eastiTatsuz- easzs@
% fnssrs4ftsan station spod build
tassi tssa
NJ Arrs. best rsvsr bottom iand.
uslt~s frarr Seattle. partially fm-
PROVED Sxeo.
No e6
~ Acres neNrly Al bottom land. uses
t.rssk thraHsh u. - acres IN eaiu-
vptee. ~ srrss Ia pasture. rice or
efasd - 80 trees house. baru. sew
usai outbuiiasngA SAaa.
No Nea
Fira SUBURBAN Horne Two acres.
rauth - city. overlooking Lake
washington. 4 hicks frun rnr fine.
rBod lard. al IN high state ~ culti-
rAfinn she orchard ell kinds -
small frtlita- aroufn huune alastened
ai.sf m Fnod condition. stNa
No. sHf
e. tarcn At staanaeaat landing be.
tween Seattle and Tsrums. one ~ the
prvttirrt places on fhe Bound. =
Henus improved. balance timber ~.
cliani All kinds Il small fruit, fnnd
eatdsn. sfsina water new t.ruotn
hnfsnr. barn. several nutbuiidinEr,
stock. tuais chickens ana boat Eue,
with piaes. klto.
No Nif
81 Acres. rich rive4 bottom land =
acres cleared s-raom house, barn
several outbulldinss ueoo
No a&
o. Acres At Railroad station, Y acres
asf..s..4.aa. AafAaa. a.. -. -sassa -
- sffi u aim -asssstff - trssrs - -
good land. orchard u % trees. run
ming water. broom house, lars'
bern; fea
No 11il
- Acres. north ~ Green Lake. aers'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
RELEASED FROM CALLING
MATRIMONIAL BONDS

Eassf and Ellen chssaus. whose
wors have hesn alrt'd m tha divorce
oourt trou tiins 10 lime FOR weeks
past. sers formally released frOm
the matrimonial hanaenfgs tttts
nsorslaE BY t2dEe Dsll. the Wfra.
who vas tire gtalrssff. hsinx nfxsn
= aeeFws on shs greaEA Of anseFt1an
ana cruelty. Chestnut made nn a1-
fsnss. having ssfwed act - eontsst
his wsfs's satt saFSxlsisd she SoaIa
cont~ns herself vita tsoa ailFncny
Its a go Ellen said.
EeEar IL now = broker. bat aAs
feruterty a commercial traesieg. The
fact that Ae w@a IN the haiti 0f re-
c~fvlax tender misaixaa from divers
and asans ~asasn. - had known In
n. salad DAYS was Mira, chssnuss
main wri~s afssss. SAa masd she had
real sofse et the teS< fxttera ana
thxt they were q xas6h = character
that tray made hsr blush foe The
lrNflty ~ her own sen and the
falsfty 81 her better half
Chestnut asa nct e-ssy TIA. ia hza
been % VERY frisr1dty TERMS with
zoEne az his odd flames ainre Ais
Marriage. but excused hffzsm~if on tbs
Eround that Mr. cAesnus eaf rzse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

hla home anything hut haven 81
rent and r~faEs and bellies hAa a
hassit a uHs n fars cream At nsshi
" htch srnsilsd hka aaeaf~o,iita and
was enough ~ drive any man "a
tfiHA o. NafN~.
lie further ailrEea that Atre. ehes-
nut was furtnsrsy Mrs. Henry 1en-
kins and that he had rellAhls In
formation that Henry Wan nov An
infuxts az = T.xsss tnsaue asylum.
driven mad ~ his fonusF Nifss To-
tarfuinahla curtain lectures.
Mrs. chnsnut u a VerS pretty
wenaAn. She said tn her conNstllnl
that she VAS dainty and refined
while Chestnut waa gross and Nui'
ga
Ths letters from divers and naAnS
~usnpn we're used az axhitits IN che
gmsas hut we're withdrawn at the
ssc~s Of the hearing. Scene % them
were % the baby PINK and heavily
scsatsa character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
MRAERER1
RRkK jail

WILLIAMSBURG. Ky. July H.
Elossa prisoners. fiye a whom afe
marisfsFs. escaped from iaii here
isa, night. fhay broke the gratea
Ia the flasf ~ ths cell sith a crow
bar which was passed Ia b. John
Peters. who Was ARRESTED today
only one prisoner has been fs'eaps
taffI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
LEARNED TO
LOVE ANOTHER

CHICAGO. ili. Iuly 10 william
Downs, auditor 81 tie North Amer
ican Trading and Transportation
Company, was this morning wlt.
ness Ia his Wtfe'a suit fer divorce
BE siAlsias sasa h=aasns infatuated
With another fnan while he Way
away from home un one uf HIS ions
annual absences o. ths Pacific esaht
and AlAakA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
GAMBLING CASE
ARGUED

TACOMA. July ie.a't'hs supreme
eourt to-day listened 70 arguments in
khe Anti gambling ease on appeal BY
Dietrich. frnm Spokane. who isaa
been sentenced TO serve ore year Ia
the nsnitenttHFy, Eanetnf flfhveH
appea red Tor Dietrich and attempted
% show the law % be unconstitu.
tional. The case was taken under
aavinemcnt and Senator Graves wan
siven II DAYS Ia which 10 fmthsr
amend thn hrtef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

l.fFf1IS ssls q he sfalsass = b
u Rrhrgtsn A cn's sai-sreonsa
- FIRST afvsane. Oh SATURDAY. the
tifh. ~ Il - shNRp. cousiafliiE # BID
sets iFfsEs mpaat~d It's. spfhtss,
nua mattresses. hafrAeas. ctsmHur9sa.
e-efrtHftes extra ms niAhoAanY
leos casa. sstsbsiar tatis. elni,s
ai1alfss willow fsah~ra u4gtufess iasse
cuflaius. tgx b1x t'hireuisr. nns up'
FtEst r.aHa. oFsaA SAfia4izi 1ssh
f.zistsf. rous ranse heasirs stoFsa
siiNVrWfan. craeksss. 3tae = auAHtity
e sxfrs fns Ingram m04ust and
nstsssez carpets g q. tlcksffnH a
E'a-. aantiunseres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
SKINNED HIM ALIVE
TERRIBLE VENGEANCE aErse OUT NEGRO BRUTE IN
WEST VIRGINIA RECENTLY

Rf.uRFIfsf W. Va July Ia
AZ r,Vslia last Monday a nsxsu Kid
nAred yuaak gifl took her 90 tho
wDods. tied her with ropes and re-
peatediy outraged her, The brute
then Departed leaving the Miri tied
and heipisSs GA Tuesday he ~
turned with food. aud ssain assault.
ed her.
This was repeated wednesday
on Thursday a searching party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

gn.nd the kiri she almost dead.
The mca svsuseltated her, thcn ivrt
her fled. and las IN wait. When the
nexfa came he tuid the sid he ens
goiHE 90 IN her. At the same
mernent tie party rushed out and
selEed hiuh They completely skin-
red him with sharp knives and then
tars his flesh fram HIS bone shots
were rwp~atadly fired into different
parts ~ his body. The neara eipd
IN terrible agony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
RAID
Bears Get Busy in VOL
Street

NEW YORK. July io.-Ths hear
campaign In Wall street today pat
the whole list Of etAnda ~ securities
down TO n new low record made for
the year Northern securities
dropped "a 81 New York Central 20
iip, Hiael common. 90 1sis There
are fumofa Of another decision adj
verse 20 the NORTHWESTERN neraeF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
KRHMLB
FATAL HEAD-ON COL
LISBON IN IOWA

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July 20 a
hsad-on collision usrHrfed "a the -
Paul railway uear WILLIAMSBURG this
furznoau between extra frNikht
trains Witch we're running At fall
aprsd. Joseph DUSK, fiFeraa
Charles Nochais. brakeman. and An
uakne~n tramp W~se kflirA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
WAVE
Scores of Lives Sacrificed 10 the
Fierce Heat In the East

ptsrsnvRas IA. 1uir . seven
asAshs and eleven fFostratinns were
r,e.rtsd tufins the est "a henra The
..r~s@f4a heat ccntinuos testify,
KANSAS cry. 1uiy ie sshe tar
49, heat continues Without aeale-
,rsnf The weather bureau predicts
= asrfoea nf heat to-day,
NEW YORK. July 20 There we're
al aeathls and a seore 81 pfostfAs
tisna ffom heat this fcrgneen Last
eikht was tha hottest recnfiied since
49, AZ nuon the thermometer
marked 81 degrees q heat EVery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
TO TEDDY
FROM EDDIE

Oyster RAY. Jaly 10 President
Roosevelt this Afternoon rscelNeA =
in~~@aae frefn kinn NdwnFa. saying
II have great pleasure Ia enirrtEfn-
iuH Admiral Cotton and the capita tns
OF his squadron. and haNs iast pre-
posed youF health with every feel M
% eossiiaiitY and Friendship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

hospital II crowded. and tho am.
balances are returning with seana-
times three ~ four occupants
Al aSa o'uioeh this afternoon q
fatal - l. deaths. due - heat had
teen reported 1'he nurltsf 81 rfoa
tfationa are ~ great that they have
been lcst track af ttrpasts % pfos
trsllens are coming Ia fgsam all a..
reetiena
NORFOLK, July No An previous
hest records ia Virginia wrre BROKEN
today Then the tunpcratprr reached
ina degrcos. There have bren many
deaths ana prtatfationa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11
AUCTION
EN- OFF

The F.ur~onsA property and effeuts
Of T.is~s uber. alias Lou Graham. sfs
10 be setd 1T Auut5ssl slly II. either
NJ the kadiasn att Sct fHHiicnce 90 -
the building ~ ThiEa avenue ena
WnshlnKten street. aeeartinE o. ms
fudsfnent Of ths auctissaeef
Judge TAlinAn slEiaAA the nfdsf
sughuf sting tata safe this fnafain&
en- the petttiuu n Tho adsHi iitHtrAtrf
~ho claimed that wish ton Nss
necessary IN eFsfar % aoNpf ne cur :
rsnt azeen<sa u ire s@tAte
The farttitaFs 81 beta houses ans
,,.sn~ ~ Miss afahasza.a levels. krs
% BE- ptlt Up taF Ructtesa.
The Era heFn Wctnau was tftf =
vs.ss srar.fnaas Isl the ttesa ttle half
weFid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

WASHINGTON. n. C.. July IA
smAzssassaf Clayton has f@tssFzp pied
fsosn the CITY 81 sSesieo that o = 90
90 ths first insfatlsnrsit ~ the Plus
fund award has hsea slaspp@d g. san
F-eassssrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

AuAEt
fs-s o., gar sssssss = k@ns fkas 49, rss
- "a 8afi arf tadf ~ a~AtiesnAh. eAffh
asas kesrHF. satz4z4=a tFsfsssz4s. nsa-
-'-Ff-1"'r'. '-- f e. IS -,
tfpe Hsiafn e We So - ~ = - = v e
I = usiuft - W IL ~ 81 Sc. =
- 49, 49, :. e % g 90 ssS
N4aaa.s asFn4s ts.@.f sssss ssssffAsatist.
~ tnsafsiaa aaAas FrFstse. rsartsasis
tfsssalen4 rs etsf tsi<n %, - Naiaa
A4ssa
". IS. y s.s.ssss v-spas =. s,s-.s pss...s..i
saen. sfths-4A seaNfftf taaNnAH stfssts
- :. - ~. r.isnss Las ru..@ssay.
ssasn a csisaisi htass. sasftsasi essHss
s~~eu4 ssd cei~ssssfss
a ssspa-sahi. pisr~ ~ i-rsrv~ nsan-y e ais.
nsaa.3s. fswesrr. -eteta<a ANasfsenn y eteh
a Ie.slfF "a. - F1Fst So hsfnt~s-
ofsss 1stzAs. eessss. ssssssll se..s $50
s.gR9r e 1a~a nz4s. ! N 10 p~&fs -
eassa<ss sna fssaeszss Fs~s@fr sastefs
- 80 hsfss.es ss sss1sa = 80. q
vfssas ia1.asa N hush slaes.-
aoNEY AWAITED sAi-AhiEn FEa.
- hs4ssss ~ithsst s~sasitg. tafs~-t
samss..a - - ffsssezpai ff4ses assisaAss
sIe ksasx hssss- sis s-sead svsnss
4 ss1AAsl.s sis-. e sexse- s.s@.s -
siaNaarfs Nssshss ssssis~f 80 latsHss1
n =. w~ss. sos Ffss sss~~5
rssfI.ATKuAL nAan tn.sss 4 r..ali
s.e~.t l-.ass =. s-y ssss s~ai.ssf.h
- ctsstrs
,nsss--s ts.mu. : o.~~s. 10 r-i<
esF uausns a ssS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

LADY MAsFA deals with the occult
as only the Egyptians can new
phases introduced. forecasts the fa-
taiuina 10 tdnsss love and family
affsifs. eoaaaiiatirn free strictly
confidential ofglce heurg 20 u p NJ.
ns rhird a huf. telephone indepen-
dsnt asl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

THE PLACE To LIVE
fzAFT To REACH kAHr TO BUY
neastifai iocaslon on shore Of Lake
Warrington short ride % &c eIsc-
fflc cars from F1rsf and Washing
ten large bots snNiiz with alley.
are selling fams at ia, fss and fies.
al o. and fie down and o. paonth
fN already selni sTssrsessf siksz
nainteH heaehs tts the hest and
cheapest property on market fer
haus~ and investment srhnaia.
churches. stores. fire garden saii
eieafea and araaea Hsensex side.
saihN grand views beating, bath
lag f1shlng hiEh and h~afthfusi
plenty sod ard city water iaFn-
Der 81 tesffas or home built See
Mr. Weed. aren't. office Al pHlnief
beach, ~ G. Il Stast<sAnt. owner
so flsston bioek
OWNER kaYn Il Afnai ~ Ralsi > arres
e rhelHs cultivated lad with ths
Hrp~iuE rrous sod farm house
barn. abichsu houses and szrka
sssrinE weal sxe~iisnt orchard ana
small FRUIT nns isses horse. COVE
heaa nsw fup hoeEF pieea arag n
fact ever thins ynm ne@d 70 Fan the
farm Easy driving distance tn the
SICKNESS ~ the owner al artist so
a a ZOE frurs and On easy iarns
ADAMS a NICHOLS
Firnt Az ard Cherry Street
al wsshinstaa nalldias.
-
FOR RAtsE-2ks acres. owner u~eda
money and wants offer.
Tive acres. 81 go.
Lots from SO uu. on monthly pay.
rlssnts al close ~ car line and
Overlooking Green Lake
Two cottages in Sorth Seattle. 81 see.
ard = naislisef - e A=F Az9szsFsa "a
North Seattle property.
Tel Ind. Ls0G1
n. A. ANDERSON.
700 Denny Way.
CHEAP 10. a. 80 ~. 81 uiiinssn cus.
aaiy ~ snirutss ids 81 ed nssfan 80
tsns ea wAssiaTtes street terms o.
aa1n o. rneathaf. Cesns today. Larss
~afta asaas arssandss
tsaoo-ss s~s~. 80. v.rsy Ira nsaf ,swn
= 'f s.,.a s.as - E ,,, 50. 80 + . r..s
gsirsrn "a. rz4s sns rnfis Aassss nns
srsins y rs'sf' sss.M efrhsra % sees
Arnsn > Rpw.ll hioes.
We rmn fn6ets Tue 90 ne tert hs1ueHffha
fanas ts Wanetnztsa. We haFs snfns
Sod farms frr ale csh - y. "
ssssy. - s=sisss s's<S sssisis-
asfso hAf biook froniaEp on Deny
way
houss~. Inccfne 50 per mcnthl price.
O. nn easy terms
t.ista close 60 car line overlooking
Green lake on lastsltmsutss alae acre
tracts AZ reasonable prices
u. A. ANDERSON.
Tel Ind ri7o7a. 60 Deny Was.
Bargain In t-roem cottage Tweutieth
avenue; save commission, fasa- use
cash. Owner, 81 Arcade.
sEVENTEEN acres IN Fostoris gar
den tracts. fenced In, crop. cheap
for cash; viii cut Co suit the pur-
chaser. take Reuton car 10 FoF-
tsr'a. inquire for whittier, the
owner.
Sewing Mschlns
hiiiinss ewing sAssins rsssisins. 1917 LIST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

We Give yua the aaaus sarefui ~
1urtne oar tI1 ~ nals "a sse 90 when
yon hay q tea.eo salt. f0klAa Sin.
german a tn
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Bs.iress Chances
l H8FR p4ir = hssl-ss w.ssNias zss.
..s. s-s $500 ssssss !. - ss.ss' =,
% rear. fsyfs ms .s.ss.
-..-.-..s esls,y nsrse. .--
! Az q. ssa. % aA.. = ssss asss. -..s
asdssas pf.enss. Assn tffH. = ietT.
spselsl Moves
PLAIN sewing 90 40. Cali tf1i sth
avenue west OF 'peone Black ssss.
rHUToaHAFHs~coy s.l4 suiarsias a
islss-s4 rates. fires -etses Wcsk afsn Asa-
assrs p D. FAaerus. z1ti f7Fs axsels~s
Fer ssls--Misosiisneo
npsclsi nsE Arsssissa wstsh..-<iela eilss
a m-rts4p waseA, ~ars.stst 10 sssEs. -. = !
is-s' .s e. sos l.. sss s.asl.r. ssss
~. s.ssss.s. 1850 49,. Ns:,. :
bs-. III s-ss~. "a
NTovEa. rans~.. sssp*ss assth-t ehsirs.
At hsif ssie.. sos -ess PA. stresI
TnK hSss wp~d ts tssr western MN
ary s71h wea2l one=knI bsrs ~ salt
Manganese sstn 1850 ta4. fteo
TIMBEH Coz sal. ~ owner. Address.
parasl J si~nhrnson. Preston. WASH.
FOR HAi.E-fnnng nslioh ccw fer
sails issss.ss 80 Weed lawn Gre
rerr e Haan. Prep. Green Lake.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Asotlorssrs :
NJ b aALNKH. s~nsfei "a slenrssi esAss.
10 I.i.s -, ..s@~'' izs'h paaa-'-'-sas'
n q hIcgxnroS 60, s.ssra sss-
tts1@sfs. 121s FIRST sv.aaes
ebsarsctors
nshss fs<s sinis1s ssslm anssra<ss
ssrssa AS. fsssp<sssst ga
sooTn wrirTt.MNKT nAssruRp A.
ssrsxt cqne4aFi estskts.ssa tse1 n.es-
r.as - sshss ~. TssspAsns s.is Zee
sExTTIs AEwrnAcT co. ~. I. en-
Architects
q v. aoooafos. .i.-.li csllia.
Atserneys. 81. tsw
". b. I.xhDril. <ss rssisa biesa
q WARD KEsp. sazs. slas ssr ssz
1itE GSN6pf8N bAkk " CONN Gitck
--ceaitAi taia - "a 100 ono eight miilIaa
sssen hanhrea thea~@ - aoiisfsl safF .
sss.sss. ! sssaral eassssns t,aslness trans.
acted seattle bfanrh eesnef James ttfeet
abf Esesna sFsaas. q. v. heiI Hasa-
sssF.
rrFE EcxNnfss AyIAfs. AMERICAN nezs
80 e~@ttls-A ssssssi s-sasins sesihss.
~ 1910. s,.s i tx CO. cS.sssss re-:
sashlss. Dee n. FISHER. asst esselss.
rnorLre sAvrros BANK q
s~eca4 ss.ne. sna rits - espliar az. ~.
70 Ses.,.ss .s.s,ss' ssnnaslsi
s-yiass asa uus passsss.
ruowr SOUND rATrorAL Sank %
eHAfTL1
cspesl sssss, rsls N. u7s oesi ssrpl.S
- ~. os ss.. .f' p rss.a,. s. as.s -
EssEasasss IN rrsHesual sstiss e. Nv
TnE TIRET NATIoNkL BANK or
"a. =. ..,,,. 49, IN -lss ,...r., s.ns.ss
businss. tr.rsseisd :. .. Hess. -.
pres Nesistsn. We pc. Va -.
ss. .s,s sssa s. .y rnss s.sias g
rnisss states saa EsEops.
Business Colleges
hfaf rsstlslis esd tsssksF. Asnss nsss'
SECS coiisssl s.oona ana fsse ----
pRoF. MoRRfr'e sAy and nisht srhseA
Fourth ara re.isf.
Cash Registers
NEW. $50 % sAsy tsrrnsl seeanahana. ~
MAKES bought. soid Or exchanged Ma
tionsi Cash Resisssr Co. to7 Wash. eiaz.
Curtos
lNIsfT We Olds Curiosity shop" feet
Madison street. Indian relics. sea
shells. sc.
n--Al.sa
On c snsoS sssasa Sfs.as s.1s
pressmskinp
MADAME a. s. SMITH. 81 Htnck-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

MADAME CAnoJfGA-Tbs ~nhassfsi
flasfvpYaut nsasnuu tails TIE fressnt
mast and future hfmes given tafde and
nnfmfstfyi ztr aad uprafds. Rooms a.
u ist firsf avsnus. Nsndona hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-11

DON'T FAT. TO TAKE ADvAwTs
AGE or THE crANCE NOW o.
FFnEp ny KING Hnr onion. THE
ONLY HEf.fA rfsf t.t-AtHvuYAasr
IN TffF CITY TODAY. ron nNE
MONTH FstftsI fsfrE CfskfRv0Y.
MT READING TO fsADrEA g. :
~ III noEs NOT TEfsL ron
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-26
AIexan0ria Gazette.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUG. &c. 1908


Every legitimate theater in New
York has two pay days-union and nom
union. The union employees, which In
clude the men In the orchestra, the
stage hands, property men and stage
carpenters, are paid, as their union reg
ulations demand, on Saturday night.
The actors, who have no union, are not
paid until Tuesday, although their week
ends on Saturday with the nights per-
Torrance. Their salaries are held up
two days merely to insure their reap
pearance at the theater on Monday.
If the company were paid OFF on Sat
urday night unreliable or disafrected
members Of the organization might not
show up on Monday for rehearsal or
the evening performance, thus weaken
ing the production, but If the weeks
salary is held back they arc reasonably
sure to report on Monday in order not
to lose what is coming to them. Ac-
tors are distinctly tempewmental and
capriclous, and If a manager were TO
pay off on Saturday night and there ex-
listed any temporary dissatisfaction In
the company he could never tell wheth-
er be would have a chorus with which
to open up the week on Monday even
ing.-New York Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-26
Cure For the Tallsinx Habit.

One part horse sense and two parts
Of manly determination to keep still
Mix well with an unlimited amount Of
the best quality of thought. 1t is impos-
slble for a woman to talk all the time
without saying lot Of things that she
shouldn't or without proving Jolly
bore to everybody about her. This tat
Ting habit is not confined entirely to
women, though. Some men have the
adllction terribly. Sometimes It's
wheat, sometimes it's chess, some
times it's baseball. A steady diet Of
one kind conversation is always tire
some. Take a nibble Of this and a
nibble Of that, and your chatter will be
more interesting, particularly If there
are plenty of rests between nibbles.
Talking improves when there's silence
by way of contrast.-Philadelphia In
Quirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-26
The origin of Pyrography.

About a century ago an artist named
Cranch was standing one day in front
of a fire in his home at Administer.
Over the fireplace was an oaken man
teipiece, and it occurred to Cranch that
this expansc Of wood might be I'M
proved by little ornamentation. He
picked up the poker, heated It red hot
and began TO sketch In a bold design
The result pleased him so much that
he elaborated his work and began to at
tempt other fire pictures on panels Of
wood. These met with q ready sale,
and Cranch soon gave all his time to
his new art. This was the beginning or
what is now known as typography.
The poker artist Of today uses many
different shaped tools and has special
furnace in which they are kept heated.
The art has been elaborated greatly.
The knots, curls and fbers Of the wood
are often worked into the design and
delicate tinhng produced by scorching
the panel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-08-26
Meanest Traders In the World.

There is a colony of Syrian merchants
in Kingston, the capital Of Jamaica,
who could give cards and spades even
to the bland Cbinaman "for ways that
are dark and tricks that are vain"
They take one match out of every box
they sell until they have enough match
es to fill another box and so make an
extra cent They shave tiny flakes off
cakes Of soap and boil them down to
make other cakes. They put thin
layer Of molasses on the bottom of the
scoop with which they serve rice so
that few grains will stick to the bot
tom. These are only few Of their
thousand tricks to turn q dishonest
penny. Without doubt they are the
meanest traders in the world.