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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
EASTER BELTS.

EASTER BELTS.
Patent Leather Belts. IN Buster
Brown styles. good quality. black
and popular colors, worth 5oc.
az ...s.ssss,. s......ss.... 2oc
SIX Fabric Belts. IN choice styles.
new designs. nicely trimmed.
black and colorss worth Zoe. a.
sssssssss.t sFssss.ssssss - Eoe
Fine SIX Fabric Belts Of Suede
Leather Belts and 0ifdleE. in an
the mes shapes, black OF eoiOra,
worth 100. ats.+s.sssss#s,. oOc
Handsome silk Fabric Bette IN
Novelty Girdie shapes. fine trim
minRF. worth use. at. Soo
Beautiful SIX Fabric Belts and
GiFdles and Leather Bette. IN HH-
sorted neW styles, black and col
ofa. worth ti.5o. at. 1890. .9so
Handsome Novelty Girdlea and
Belts In exquisite creations.
beautiful two-toued effects.
worth 800. az ......s.s.t $3.50
EASTER HAND BAGS.
Chudren'a Fancy Embossed
Leather Hand Bags and Purses.
Va nice quality. pretty patterns.
worth Zee. az .....s...ss.. 2oo
Choice Styles 81 Hand Bags. in as
sorted skins. inside fittings. good
Innings. black or brown. worth
RA-eVs Al ss-... 4bc
Hand Bags. in nice quality. assert
Cd styles. inside fitted and lined.
strong frames, black or brown.
worth 3i6o. az ........... soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

Pine Hand BAGS. In choice styie.
extra well lined and fine inasds
fittings. black. brown and tan
worth fl75. al ............9 ss
Hand Bags. 81 extra fine quality
assorted skins. fine iininrs ana
choice inside fittings, black q
oolorE. worth taco. Al. sl.ee
Handsome Hand Bags. beaut,tv,
frames. fine inside fittings pre,-
- Innings. black and eolort
worth 900. az ......... .s3.ss
EASTER JEwELRY.
Fancy Hat Pins. In tnrquoiss,
pearl. cut glass and o1idlzed
nice quality, strong pins. worn
Use. ct .....s.........+s. Zoe
Shirt Waist Sets. IN pearl. prw-
den. gold and Art Souyeau
metals. choice designs. worth
eRcs At ..s........ss.... .25e
Girdies and Belt Buckles. in largs
variety % choice new designs
extra quality. worth zoe. At 3ss
Necklace Chains IN turquole
pearl. cut glass. crystal and
agate. assorted styles. worth
100. at .....s........... SOC
Hat Pins, In extra fine quality,
crystal. cut glass. agate. OH
diHed jet, pearl and fancy tor
worth Sec. az .............2 bs
Brooch Pins. Waist Sets. Belt PiEs
Beauty and Baby Pins. IN fIns
quality. beautiful patterns wogil
tl.0es At ...s+..s...s -. !. 50<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
EASTERN REcKwESR.

EASTERN REcKWESR.
Turnover hand Top Collars. em~
hroidrred designs. pretty pat
terms. tab ends or plain bands.
worth zoe. at ts.s.s+tssststt oo
Fancy SIX aud wash Neckwrnf.
IN choice new styles, afoe kH.
Collars and Collar and cuff Sets,
worth Sc. af ..s..stssszsl zoe
r1ns New Styles 81 Fancy Collar
and cuff sets. fancy Stock COL
lars and Noksa. IN assorted pat
terms. worth 81 90, att.s.. 6Oo
Handsome Eiih and Wash Neck
wear Lace Stocks. fancy Stocks
and Collar and Cuff Sets. worth
fi4s. It .ss.ss..t..s.ssss o5c
Beautiful Styles % Lace. Six and
Wash Ssekwear. NoksH. Collars,
ChsmlRettea and collar and cuff
Sets. worth 81 IS. ATT 0He
Windsor Ties. IN silk or Errnadinc.
aiik rome IN embroidered de-
signs and hemwtitehcf snix,
pretty patterns. worth soc. At
sst.ss.s ssstssssss...sssss zoe
EASTER vEILinos.
New Moline VeliinEr. Ia extra
quality. ali popular colnra and
black OF white, In great demand.
worth Bee. at .........2 bc
New Novelty NsiiinEW. IN Tuxedo
and fancy msahoH. choice calorH
and color combinations. worth
Asc' AZ ssfs.s.....s... Toe
New chiffon NeilinRs. In plain uf
dotted Patterns. fine quality.
fraffN fHafars rsDfsra ana hIarL
or white. worth So. at. 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

VICTORIA. n G. April Alt
f. stated through private adYiees
from Ottawa that w. W. - Nc
lines has been appointed governor
Of Yukon territory. with residence
A. nawmon. AZ a salary 81 fl2.n00 a
year. McInnes IL a member Of the
British Columbia LEGISLATURE for Al
beruia lie succeeds Governor
Cougdon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

EASTER RIBBONS.
Plain and Fancy All silk Ribbons,
Ia extra quality. choice neck and
sash widths. worth zte. At I 80
Fine six Taffsia or Satin Taffeia
Ribbons. In all popular eolors
ana black. choice widths. worth
soc AT sss+stssststs I've
Beautiful Fancy Ribbons. In large
variety of patterns. striped. fig
uref AMI printed warp dssiEn~
worth sec. az ..s..ss..+s..s zoe
Sort FailIe and Satin MsHsaiine
and THffetn Uiace Ribbons. In
beautiful eoiorn. fine quality.
worth 1se. at ..s..... 80. 3De
ombre. Two-Tuned and Shaded
Effects In All six Ribbons. ex-
ira quality. beautiful color com
binationH. worth SIC. Al. 80. 4pc
Handsome Fancy SIX Ribbons. In
piaifH. stripes. figures and print
20 warp patterns. extra quality,
worth tt.oo. at........s...5 De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

BEAUTIFUL HATS At $1,000
this you remarkable assembly Of
pby designed Hats Ordinarily these Hats would be priced at
5000.
LOVELY EASTER HATS At 81 so
distinguish t2 SO Hats that
artistic
imprina. eteverncsa IN style materials.
ONE THOUSAND HATS AT s.. 90 EACH
intensely wonderful Haa They
afford the diversity style and trimmings They the
t2 Iiaa that noted mil
offering blooming
al enthusiastic welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

New Novelty VeilinEa. in fine
quality. beautiful patterns,
choice eoiora and color combin-
ntians. worth 400. ST.. Soc
New Novelty NeliinEn. in hand
some two Toned. shaded and ON
bro effects. beautiful patterns.
worth atza. az .......s.-..- ebe
Brussels Net and Plain Menh Veil,
iuKH. IN all the popular styles.
neat. pretty designs IL black.
white and colors. worth Zee. a.
............ ........ $3.50. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
EASIER HAND eAes.
Misses Easter Apparel

s economy without having sacrifice hat admirable which the s"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

uNTHTAfAfED AND REA DYT0=WEAH HATS
Here is Ml merry Display fairly blossom,
radianty attractive Spring offerings Several sample lines
importers offered prices aver.
age little money accompanies much
va n Is section tomorrow viii delight
fully startled.
FLOWER AND FE ATHEH SECTION
This a inviting place New importauons Of exquisite
fowern-n fact every bar.
gain table special prices
Any Interested IN buy Ing Easter Hat trimmed
untrimmed will find Il her interest visit Millinery
partment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

Decorated Semi Porcelain Pie
Plates. worth $3.50 dozen. spe-
cial after 6. 3 for...........l Zoe
Adjustable Window Screens. sold
everywhere az zoe: after spe-
clal, each .................. 13o
Dress Skirts. Of grass cloth for
summer wear. deep hem and
two rows OF white wash braid.
trimmed deep in vested back:
worth 75c. special after 8 3oc
Black Mercerized Petticoats. new
or sold under Si25 and really
worth $3.50. have deep flounce
accordian plated. strapped and
ruffled: just for Saturday after
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine Hair
Tonic
Large $500 size. after $I.ao
Medium sl.00 size; after 6 zoe
Small Boo size: after e.. soc
Bay Rum and Florida Water
large 35e size. after 64....17o
Java Rice Face Powder-The only
harmless and pure powder: reg
ular value soc: after e. 25c
Women's Bulb Syringe. in ono
piece of rubber, regular value
$3.50; after 9 ..s......4..6 oe
Letters from a Self Made Mer-
chant to His Son, a very famous
$3.50 copyright. after 6 special
....s.s..,.... ........... doe
Zoe Paper Novels. tho best books
by the best authors: after 6.
each .s.stt...... ......4...4 ise
29c Henty Books; after 6. each
+.ssts#-tt.sss sstsst..tst.s#. fC
SL00 Copyright Novels known as
Appleton's Excellent Town and
Country Library, not one poor
tale In the lot: after ....2ae
bSc Holiday Edition Elsie Dins-
more sssss.tts..s .sstts.#.. Joe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
nAsrrR CONCERT SATURDAY Monr-wucoMEt
Easter PrettineSs for Women

$ ;ss 5: "a ' 81" al % IL; %' % g; e &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
after 6

&c School Tablets: after 6. 3 for
'.s.ssss.s.s... ..s.s+...s.. Toe
DC Dove School Crayons. u coll
ors to each box; after 6. each
...sttsss+... .-.+..sss#ss.s . hsc
shirt Waist Sets. IN assorted coll
ors. black, gold. silver. gun
metal. etc; worth 25c set: after
.ss.zstt.s...... ..sssssssss..o &c
Fancy Hat Pins. cut glass heads
In assorted colors. good long
pins. worth 25c each: after 6.
eaeh .s.ts.t..... ....s.4..s...5 sc
Music Rolls. fine quality walrus
Leather Music Rolls. In black
or brown colors. worth 75c:
AFTER .,................ 35c
Hair Brushes. fine quality bristle
Hair Brushes. assorted colors.
worth 35o; after 6 .........l9e
Fancy Dress Buttons. odd lots
and broken lines In fancy Trim
ming Buttons, worth up to 75c
dozen. after ...........1bo
Knitting silk. good standard quail
lty, loo yards on spool. assorted
eolors. worth 35c spool; after 6
''sssssstst. .sss.ss.st.t.s.. loo
Safety Pins, good quality steel
pins. all sizes. in black or white.
always worth Zoe card: after 6.
Vatd .ss...,.,... .s.stss.... Sc
stamped Doylios, stamped in all
the latest floral designs. size
lsNiS inches, finished with
fancy buttonhole border. worth
regularly Ice each; after 6. each
tttttttttttss.. stsss.st.s.. Toe
l0c Playing cards: after 6 .7iko
26c Playing Cards; after 6. Zoe
45c Playing Cards; after g. 3So
DC Envelopes; after G. 3 packs for
.,...tts...s... s....ssss... lOc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
EASTER CONCERT sAruR NiaHT-wELcoME
@0SsSs SS0N S0s~ For School Library

Scottish Chiefs.
Black Beauty.
Great Expectations.
Thnddeua ~ Warsaw.
Robinson Cruroe.
David Coppcrficid.
sketch Book.
GuliiveTss Travels
Arabian Nights.
fvuuhus.
The Henty Books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

YOU DON'T CIT lNsuLTEp.
just call and look Al our tAoa hat
values Il viii pay you. Z. y.
Brooks a CO. fast End ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

PARIS. April SILT is rumored
that Foreign Minister Dcieasse In
tends 10 resign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

CHICAGO. April ii-Nayor
Dunno has rendered an Invitation to
President Roosevelt on behalf 81 the
city % Chicago and itH 1000 600
people 90 Wait that city on hiA re
turn trip eaat The president has
accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
The Most Astonishing Millinery Sens
ton of the Season
= nEE PRICES REDUCED IN STARTLING MANNER
~ VT Upon All Imported Model Hats
BORROW $1,000

ALL 1850 iMroRnp T6s6Es0w
100
n @ tina npept on ah
ant Bnprhng the nduup b little 0 mi u
10 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

PERIN. April Il M Paul I,asgar.
the Russian minister 90 China.
whose foot vas recently Ampuiaied.
died last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

SPOKANE. April 81. While alt.
ting IA hia armchair, ~. u Wndn
worth. fnther=tu=i OF J. -. Far
rell. died suddenly Yesterday. Ply
aicians assert that dGlsh was due
10 neuralgia OF the heart. Nj.
WadHworth was g. years old.
BELLIHCMAM. April "A re-
ward OF $3.50 was offered by the.
Whatcom county commissioned
Thursday for the arrest OF the
murderer OF Frederick !. DANES.
the aged butcher killed here oul
the night OF April H.
SOUTH BEND. April 81 Fred
Reed, who ia postmaster railroad
agent aud utafesseser At Menla,
west 10 assattle ten days ago o.
pay 81 mertsa4e, OF 5000. Mrl
Reed wrato hlH vile after reaehinKl
aeasthr. stree which time he hasl
not bees heard from. No report
has been made 20 the Seattle pol
lice.
OLYMPIA. April n "A delegation
from Spokane arrived In the city
yesterday aud appeared before Gov.
ernor Mead IN tho afternoon They
urged the appointment OF G. Her
bert Moore on the railroad commits.
sion.
sTANwooD. April ai.--A woman
giving her name as Gertrude
strciFhtoff attempted suicide at this
place late Thursday afternoon BY
jumping frnm the dock on CONNER
eial street into the river. The
woman was rescued nv a byatandef.
not much tho worse Tor her plunge
Domestic troubles and poor health
are thought TO have been the cause
HONOLULU. April 2i.-The
steamer Olympia left port here
Thursday afternoon for Seattle She
f. carrying 81 japanese men aud
t6 Japanese women. who. Il ia re
ported. are under contract 10 work
on the Great Northern railroad IN
Montana.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April al
The main building Of the Wander
hilt university vas almost totally
destroyed By fire Thursday Only
a few fixtures were saved and the
loss Ia placed at $500. 600. The fire
originated from a detective fiue No
one was injured 20 far a. IL known.
VICTORIA. n G. April Alt
e stated threuEh private adYieea
from ottawa that W w b Me
Times has heen appointed governor
Of Yukon territory. with residence
A. nawaon. At a salary ~ ST. 600
year. McInnes IL member Of the
British Columbia LEGISLATURE for Al
bcruia lie succeeds Governor
ConEdon.
CHICAGO. April ft-Mayor
Dunno has rendered an invitation 10
President Roosevelt on behalf ~ the
city % Chicago and isa 1000 600
people 20 vlnit that city on biA re
turn trip east. The president has
accepted.
SPOKANE. April 2i--The demo
Gratis Of spokane nominated Floyd
g. naREeti for mayor.
pERIN. April AN Paul I,ossaF
the Russian minister 90 China.
whose foot vas recently Amputated.
died last niEht.
PARIS. April .i-it r. rumorsd
that Foreign Minister Doleasse In
tends 10 resign.
-
YOU DON'T CIT iNsULTEp.
Iuat call aud Look Al our tAon hat
values Il will pay you. = y
Brooks a CO. 1881 End ave. 80.
BUY YOUR MILLINERY At
EACuI0M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-21

SPOKANE. April 2i--The demo
Gratis Of spokane nominated Floyd
2. nAEErtt for mayor.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
Company Formed to Operate in Clay
Fields in this CITY.
20 ACRES OF LAND ACQUIRED
Preliminary Work is Started; and Things
Are Being Cotton Under Way to
Test the Quality of Clay.-Tiling
and Sewer Pipe to be Made

A large number of citizens have
raised sum of money with which to
thoroughly investigate the deposits
of clay in the Textor addition to the
city, and have organized a company
for the purpose of carrying on an
experiment.. Twenty acres of land
have been secured and.H. FL. Borgan
is in charge of the work with four or
five men to assist him. E. e. Ken
field is president of the association,
Q. 2. Swanby is treasurer. James
A. Sheridan is secretary, and will
manage the operations. Lumber is
on the grounds and sheds are being
built, and the surface soil is being
moved. Shelving, drying sheds, and
other preliminary equidment is being
made. Moulds for the different
classe of work have been ordered,
and brick making will commence
very soon. A kiln of between So
900 and 100, 900 brick will be burned
just as soon as things can be COTTON
into shape. At the same time side
walk riling, sewer pipe and other
articles that it is thought can be
made from the clay, will be manu-
featured, and thorough test made
of the clay. Mr.. Sheridan who has
charge of the affairs OF the company,
feels certain that all these things
can be made, and says that his people
nave had some of the clay tested
in a Minnesota institution with the
very best of results. In case all
the experiments prove satisfactory
a big brick yard will be opened up.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
NorthernPacific Aid Case Tried Be-
fore Judge Vinie.
NELS LEE AND BONDsMEN LOSE.
Court Holds That Granting Of $4,000 to-
Bring Northern Pacific to This CITY was
Illegal, and Wholesale Litigation
Will Likely be the Result,

The case of the town of Wash
burn against Nels Lee and his
bondsmen was tried before
Judge Vinje at Superior, in cir
cult court. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The case grows out of the
paying of certain orders amount
ing to about ten thousand dol
lars for the purpose of aiding
the Northern Pacific, or rather
In securing the road to come to
Washburn. The judge reE--
.dered judgment against Mr.
Lee and his bondsmen. Messrs.
Sowder, Butterfeld, Lee, Rock
stad, and Mcleod Of this city,
attended the trial, and also E. P.
Holgren, of Hayward. An APP
peal will be taken TO the supreme
court, End it is altogether pro-
bable that there will be a large
amount of litigation grow out of
the action, as some forty or fifty
business men of Washburn
guaranteed the payment of the
orders that were issued in &C
cordance with the direction of
large citizens mass meeting,
which was anxious to secure the
road. Up to the present time
Mr.. Lees bondsmen have been
obliged to shoulder the litigation
and expense attached to it. In
all probability they will ask that
some of the other citizens who
were in the deal with them be
brought INFO court TO help pay
the fddlers. =
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
Foresters Had a Big Time.

The state meeting of Independent
Order OF Forester and Lady Forest
er delegates, held at Lacrosse last
week, was the occasion of big
time, and Mrs. G. @. So0der, who
attended as the delegate for the
Lady Foresters, and Mr.. L. A.
Simonson, who represented the
Fores ters, and was accompanied by
his wife, cannot say too much for
the people OF Lacrosse, and for the
beauties of that CITY. The Court
was in session Wednesday and Thurs
day, and was attended by 200 dele
gates from different parts Of the
state. Wednesday evening there
was Initiation. at which time 175-
candidates were invested WITH the
mysteries of the order. After these
ceremonies the Foresters had a
grand ball. On Thursday afternoon
at tie close of the sessions the
citizens of Lacrosse furnished 100
carriages and gave their guests
two hours ride about the city. The
delegates were delighted with La
Crosse, and have the very highest
praise for the hospitality shown
them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
Fire at Ashland.

The Ashland Sulphite Fiber COM
panv mill was practically destroyed
by fire Sunday noon. The main build
ing, con tanning the digesters and
other machinery, was DESTROYED,
but the two smaller buildings con
tanning the engine and boiler rooms
and pressing room were not touched,
although they were in great danger
when the fire department. reached
the scene,l
The mill was buff about thrice n
years ago. It was partially burned
ence. Since November. 1903, it has
been running under a lease by the
Menasha Paper company. Thomas
Bardon owning the plant.
Mr. Bardon says the plant is
worth in the neighborhood OF SIS, 900.
and that the insurance is $40, 900.
Considerable of the machinery
having been saved, it is not improb-
able that the mill will be ebujlt.
although this is matter for Mr..
Bardon to determine,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
To Gel citrate July Fourth.

The Fourth of July will be cele-
brate in Washburn again this year.
a special meeting of the Commercial
Club has been called for this evening,
and it is understood that the mat.
ter will be taken up, and the Clint
may decide to lend aid to a cele-
bration. Nothing has yet been done,
but there IS determined spirit on
the part of many citizens to pull of
appropriate exercises Oh that day.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
T ook Oats TO Montreal.

The Steamer Davidson left here
last Thursday morning loaded with
10000 bushels of oats, bound for
Montreal. The boat belongs to the
Wolvin line, and is one built especial
~ for passage through the Welland
canal. 1t is one of a feet and has a
wide hull, and draws only twelve
feet of water when loaded. The
Davidson is heavy iron boat, and
first. class in all its appointments.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-15
Engraved Cards.

Order your engravedcards at
The TINES office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-10

Its you that's been Kind" said the
captain. "Nru'NC made Il home for
me, somcthin I;il,t hal aforc scnce
was Il boy"
Mrs. Snow went on as if he had not
spoken
And to think that You might have
been droWndcd the same rs the rest :"
she said. II knew Somethin' WAS hap
PENN. Jest f'lt it. somehow. |
told Elsie WIS sure of il. couldn't
think of anything but YOU all the fore,
noon"
The captain sat up on the couch
"Marthy," he said i'll an awed tone
do you know what | was thinkin Of
when ! vas pulIin' through the wust
of it this mornn'? | was thinkin Of
you. | thought of Luther and the rest
of them poor souls of course. but |
thought of you most of the time 1t
kept comm back to me that if went
under | shouldn't see YOU AZ in. And
you was thinkiu' Of me-
"Yes. When that Mayo man said he
had awful news felt sure twas you
he was goin to tell about ! never
tainted away in my life that know
of. but think | mos, tainted then
And you cared as much as that?"
YES"
Somehow both were speaking quiet
", hut as il il was useless longer to
keep back anything. TO speak the ex-
act truth without reserve Secmcd the
most natural thing in the world.
We'll, we1l. weil.' said the captain
rcverentiy and still in the same low
tone II said once afore that bJfevpd
you was sent here, and now I'm sure
of it, 1t seems almost as II you was
sent to me, don't IT."
The housekePper still looked out Of
the window. but she answered simply,
II don't know"
ut does. 1t does So MaIthy. we've
been happy together while you've been
here. DO you blicyc you could be hap
py with me always, if You married me-
l mean:"
Mrs Snow turned and looked al him
There were tears in her eyes, but She
did not Wipe them away
YES. she said
Think now. Marthy. ] amt very
young, and I amt very rich
What am ~ with little smile
And YOU really think YOU could he
happy il YOU was the wife of an old
codger like lue!'
Yes. The answer was short but it
WAS convincing.
Captain E.i'i rose TO his feet
Gosh he said in Il sort of unheiev-
ing whisper. "Mar1hy, are you willin
to Try
And again Mrs. Snow said Yes"
When DR.. Palmer came he found
Luther Davis still in bed, hut captain
Fri was up and dressed, and there was
such a quiet air of happiness about
him that the man of medicine was
amazed
Good Lord, man. he exclaimed 81
expected to find you fiat on your back,
and YOU look better than I've seen you
for years Taking salt water bath In
midWinter must agree with you"
1T ain't so much that" replied the
captain serenely. It's the pay | got
for tax in it.
When the doctor saw Perez alone he
asked the latter to keep close watch
on Captain Fri behavior. He said he
was afraid that the eAertion and ex-
posure might have affected the cap
tain'S brain
Perez. alarmed by this caution, did
watch his friend very closely. but he
saw nothing to frighten him until as
they We're about to start for home
Captain Fri suddenly struck his tn gh
resounding slap.
Jerry" he groaned distressfa1lly. II
clean forgot. I've gone back on .Jerry!"
(To Be Continued.)
Feed Babies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-10

And y0u cared as much as mate"
Lutc's grip on the centerboard that
saved him. Its an awful thing-aw
fulr
Yes, and he would have gone, too. if
it hadn't been for you And you talk
about my takin' risks
well. Jerry hadn't ought to have let
you come"
Let me come! should like to have
seen him try to stop me. The idea
Where would | be if 'twa'n't helpin'
you. after all you've done for mc:'
I've done! haven't done any
thing"
you've made me happiern I've been
for wears. You've been SO kind that
that
She stopped and looked out Of the
window
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-10
Feed Babies

and they will be healthy and
strong. The proper way to feed a
baby, next to mothers milk, is by the
use of Rorde4's Eagle Brand Cen.
densed Milk. 1t offers the maximum
OF digestibility, avoiding the trouble.
some diarrhoeas and colics OF infancy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-10

Advertising is the best part Of
business, for without it few business
enterprises can attain their best or
highest point OF expansion-W William
Wattenbers, in Dictionary of the
Worlds Press, London