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New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
FURTHER STRENGTH IN STOCKS
ON ACTIVE
DAYS TRADING.
Reading and the Steel Shares FeauesMoney Rates Easy Sterling
Exchange HeaUy

to estimate on the probable showing in to-day's
bank statement. Last weeks statement was
unfavorabe. and Notwithstanding the fact that
at this period OF the year bank reserves gen.
orally increase there appears little prospect of
any great addition to holdings in the current
summer. The demand for money the world
over is growing. Government and corporate
requirements are becoming greater. and with the
large necessities of the Russian and Japanese
nations to be filled, to say nothing of the big
demand that will develop for funds in connec-
tion with the financing of the crops the pros
poets certainly do not favor the theory that the
home and foreign markets will enter the fall
season with the easy money rates that ruled
year ago. The Paris check on London is weak
ening, the meaning OF which is that Paris wants
more gold which the American market will be
called upon to supply
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
ankers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New Orleans - Com
mercial. soc discount bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight, TIC; telegraph 1Oc. BOstOn-1Oc dis
count ChicagO-Par. CharlestOn-Buying. par;
selling. 1-l0c premium. st. Louis-Par bid. 1Oc
premium asked Minnea polis-50c premium. Gin
cinnatt-10c premium Savannah-Buying soc dis
count; selling, 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges
SS6s.005Sa7; balances. S6.7Ss25z. Philadelphia-Ex
changes, 2+E6,S74; balances. s2.s17 9s6. Chicago
Exchanges. SIS, ,501 S20 balances. a.S73s0- BaIti-
more-Exchanges. SOS1.5s balances. $685. 4Ol Bos-
ton-Exchanges. S7.1s.S76; balances. S.7S5.1s9
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 5Sssc: Mexican
silver dollars. 4512c. Bar silver in London closed
at I'D.
GOLD PREMuUM-In Madrid. 81; Lisbon. $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 202
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. s.1S6 l5s; internal
receipts A066.6S5; miscellaneous receipts. $116.
604 Receipts for the day. g. 1853 45S: expenditures
g 10000 Receipts for the month TO date. S.153126
expenditures. S3,14O0o0 excess OF expenditures.
SsSSS74 Receipts for the fiscal year to date. So.
15S126 expenditures. $S.14oOoO; excess Of expendi
lures S.9S6S4
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House A.S9l.O6&
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
IO4h

RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS-MarLet
strong Total sales amounted. in par value tc
S4.496.500. against $4,351.50O on THURSDAY The
heaviest dealings were in the Japanese issues
American Tobacco is and 6s. Atchison general Is
Atlantic Coast Line As. Baltimore and Ohio gold
As, Brooklyn Rapid Transit IS Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy As, Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad As Colorado Industrial As and Bs Con-
sohdated Gas debenture 6s Erie general and
convertible As, Green Bay and Western debent-
ure Bs, Missouri. Kansas and Texas lists and
2ds. Northern Pacific is. ST Louis Iron Mountain
and Southern As. Union Pacific lists and converti-
BILE As. United States Steel 5s, Wabash debenture
Bs and Wabash Pittsburg Terminal eds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

ment VIII be supplemented by the constructssn or
railroad 10 miles in length. from a point On he
Colorado and Southern. 80 miles south OF Trfnidad
Col westward by way OF Ration. N IL. TO IN
gold mining camps OF the Baldy and Elizabeth
town districts. in the Rocky Mountains. This lin.
Will intersect the Santa Fe route south OF Rafos
The officers OF the company include Henry Koehler
Jr.. vice-Dresident OF the Commonwealth Tr7lsf
Company OF St Louis. president. and J. Van
Houten. manager OF the Ration Coal and coks
Company. general manager
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON-Furths-
strength marked the course OF Tennsssee Coal ana
Iron stock yesterday. and II said IN well n
formed quarters that the interests behind ths cur
rent movement IN the stock would not take prohta
at the present range OF quotations. The Improve
ment in the company's earnings and thu sxceIlens
outlook for a gradual expansion IN tho cornpaay'.
business have attracted considerable public sol-
lowing in the company's shares. Mons Of shs
Woodward elements holdings have been sold. and
as the amount OF stock outside OF these holdings
is not large. while there Is uncovered short IN
terest. the chance OF a higher quotation for IA.
Issue Is considered extremely promising.
ANTHRACITE PRODUCTION-The production
Of anthracite coal in June 534052 tons. agafnss
5,72s7s5 tons in June. 1904. al Increase OF ns37
tons. The total anthracite production for the bal,
year ended June 30 was 3O.716.997 tons. against p
72O7 during the corresponding period oe fs4
an increase Of 1.459.79O tons.
STEEL EXPORTS.-The total exports OF iron
and steel for the twelve months ended Juns o
aggregated S135. .0O0.OO0 This compares with about
S11 1900 for the twelve months ended Juns %
1901 and with less than 100000 in 1903 In the
calendar year 1904 the total exports Ss s77
and In the calendar year 1858 they were $s.&5.sG
GRAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reports the sx
ports OF wheat including -four. FOR the week az
1O5o6H bushels. against 1854 bushels last week
and 1871 bushels last year; corn. s225 bushels
against 364 bushels last week and 61 2i bushels
last year.
IMPORTS OF SILK-Dutiable imports os silk a.
the port OF New-York in the month OF June
amounted IN value to S.7A7S3. against S179S.s .s5 in
the same month a year ago. Free raw silk entered
the port in the month amounted IN value 10
S202.6ss compared with g. .4S1.s64 IN 1904
CHICAGO FIRM IN NEW-YORk-R H Good
ell & Co.. members OF the Chicago Stock Exchange
have opened Office at No. Is Broad-st-. New
York. for the conducting Of a general business IN
commercial paper and bonds. under the manage
ment OF A L Devens. tr.
NEW COTTON EXCHANGE 0IEMBER-Hen-y
R. Labouisse. OF De Buys & LaboUisse. NsW-Or-
leans. has been elected a member OF the New
York Cotton Exchange
MONEY FOR NEW-ORLEANS%The Sub-Treas-
ury has transferred for banks s15Oo0O 10 New
Orleans.
MISSOURI PACIFTC.-The Missouri Pacific Rail
way Company has applied TO list SS0OOOOO forty
year per cent gold bonds OF 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Manufacturing and trading profits
Since the close OF the year S.OooOOo Of the de-
bentures have been sold at par and accrued inter
est and the proceeds devoted TO the reduction Of
the floating debt. Orders in the last few months
have been heavier than ever before IN the history
Of the concern
The president Of the company. John W. Dunn
says:
ucts OF our company has taxed the various manu-
tScIuIaa5 pIsntS 20 tnelr uIiOSt capaciIy so -
orders on hand On March 81. 1875. the untitled
s45I0OOO, Considerable time and money have been
spent in the development or the centrifugal and
satisfactory progress has been made in the manu-
facture OF these special lines The engineering and
manufacturing departments have made many i'm
provements in the quality and efficiency or the
which have been made to meet novel conditions
the Henry r Worthington plant from BrooSIvr
and ElizabethpOrt 70 Harrison n. ]. The mOving
casioned a very considerable interruption in the
business SO that there was a large falling or IN
the production and shipments The loss IN pr0duc-
uon. together with the moving and other expenses
resulted IN a decrease in the PROFITS Ibe new
works az HARRISON y j. are now practically CON
signed with a view 70 economy and efficiency and
now stands unsurpassed IN its adaptabilty TO the
The removal OF the operations OF the Holly Manu-
ehIarSeu snow plant al Suralo was also finally
completed early IN the hscal year. and the Lock
diSm9ntled The machine tools. etc belonging 10
Ine Holly company are, however. independently
maintained and segregated within the snow plan
az Buffalo AT the other plants such new tools as
have been made necessary by modern and sconou-
lcal methods OF manufacture have been Installed
thereby SOWING the problem of concentration cen
traIizlng and St9ncardlzlEg the production Of our
company. since the organization Of the COMPANY
IN ISSS there has been paid and distributed n
aemptlon or bonds ard in interest and dividends
Ine secuflueS or the company and It's constt-
uent companies a total of S1IIGI-S. and StS2g0
Tor new buildings and improvements
The consolidated balance sheet as OF March T.
l9t5, compares follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
London New-Yorl New-York
SEX dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS-Cau money in
London. 1qlA per cent. Open market discount
rate for short sight bills. u-16q1 1916 per cent
long bills, 1S.d1 1916 per cent. Berlin discount
rate per cent. Berlin exchange on London ~
marks 473A pfennigs. Paris discount rate, 1915
per cent. Paris exchange London 25 francs 1877
centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British consols for
money. 90 l-l6; for the account 90 3-l6: French
rentes. 80 francs % centimes
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARK -ST-Money call opened at "a
par cent; highest "a per cent; lowest, 2 per cent
last loan. "a per cent; close, 21zg2A per cent;
ruling rate, ~ per cent Time money was quoted
at "a per cent for sixty days. 1854 per cent for
three months and 314qS14 per cent for four to
five months. Commercial paper was quoted at
32.Q4 per cent for sixty TO ninety days. sg415 per
cent for four and six months and a1ag5 per cent
for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Financial Elections.

T'HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE LIN.
coin SAFE Deposit Company will be held at the
said Company. 32-3s Street In the
Borough OF Manhattsn; CITY OF New York. y Y. on
purpose Of eecng eleven Trustees inspectors
Election for the ensuing and for the
any bus.DeEs thuf may properly before
meeting JOHN T. gAS GO.t8iEI,. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London July T. p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities after early weakness. closed strong
Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
PIG IRON cERTIFIcATEs.

Quotations Tor regUlar a, the II a. m and : .. q
Gals yesterday compare with hnal prices OF Thus
day as follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

IMPORTS or DRYGooos.
Imports and marketings of drygoods this week
with comparisons follows
This week. Last Last ear.
Total imports 81 iO9 PSI S2005 SO 8o
Total marketed -..... 2tioGlI l.y6J. o53 2OJ3 o55
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
Union Dime Savings Institution.

BROADWAY. a2D STREET AND SIXTH AvF.NT-E
GREELEY SQUARE NEW YORK.
three and onehalf per from IS 10 Ss oD
Credited July ls payable July 10th any time Later
Money deposited on before July 10Th draws interest
the lat
CHARLES z. sPRAGUE President
FRANCIS II. LEAKE Treasurer
WILLIAM O. Ross, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady Fina
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK
No. Chambers St.
HATH sEMI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND.
New York. June - 1908
Dividend al the rate Of FOUR PER CENT n,
snnura has been declared six months soatrc
g- SOFA upon all accounts entitled thereto from Sc
SO payable after July 10th. 1905. " ~
IsFI,OSITS MADE On Or BEFORE JULY 10th Will
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY Ist.
DICK. :. RAMSAY. President
CHARLES a. WHITNEY.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

hares Actual sales-l-Closlng-
sold lOpeai High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

sEAMENrs BANK FOR SAVINGS
- 70 Wall Street
UNIE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
INTEREST be paid 6epositors entitled thereto nm
bylaws and IN accordance savings bns
lava fo- tbs ending June 80 1896
on exceeding thousand dollars al tns
rate os -FOUR PER CENT. per
Psyahls on and after Monday. July IL. 1905
WILLIAM c. sTCRGEs. President
DANIEL. BARNES, Cashier
New York june - 1865.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Quotations for foundry al the Il a N. and D D
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

s4a.427 ro'ai sales Tor The day 'rnlia'5d
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

.Unlisted TEX dividend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
Big Armies for PenceP

Great Britain the foes says Lord Roberts
because her army
greater and navy perssenty de-
anded By President Roosevelt preservation peace
country.
In Germany France Italy cry Ineessntly
kept mp for military force for preservation peace
Who threatens conquer world all the nations
must be putting themselves the
What buEbar peace 10 increase
her deenss against France while equally peace
goes on raising regiments against Englandf
The plea that strong military peace aiung
But It Is well TO notice always whose
business Il to fight and whose glory promotion hang upon
professional soldiers scheme peace
garded With as much suspicion chekea
Had the nations Of Europe all million men
would the prospect Of be average
half thta numbF Hardly good only for fighting and
the nations that have the most quarrel
neghbors.
History shows clearly that the big arme
but the nations with the small a peace
Russia with the biggest army in Europe ana Janap
with the biggest in Asia. giving striking Illustration
OF how big
Tho with big least regard for The
likely 70 keep a civil tongue
Everywhere the eternal military force 10 con
and The the Ionesosy
The nations dedicate palace churches
70 God: both closed while the powers
everishly for individuals enegeuay serve the
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About the Panama Canal

Whatever may be said OF Pr odent shon
commission. he knows the value ot frankuess
And his statement respecting the status OF affairs on the
shmus worth than columns Of conjecture that ia
being printed
The statement tells about things:
l. Health conditions Of work being done Con.
dions OF labor
He says the commission Is working secure better
sanitary conditions human lie TO be pre-
vented Statistics show improvement respect with
between 5000 there we're only fifty cases Of
yellow fever during Nay and June only
July no case % fever has been eported
The work that has been done has accomplished
cent OF the employees L being employed
vice As health conditions improve the
creased respectable beginning made The canal
Is being
Mt shontz SAYS labor highly Wages been IN.
creased rather than lowered The ahoes
They are specially housed and fed provided
for
The policy OF publicity nauguraed recon-
mend ITSELF to the country The greatly Interested the
great work undertaken BY the statements from
time TO time viii aueus many sensational sore ana
publicity viii tend 20 dlsarm Fictitious criticism
The people want 10 know the truth Panama
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the bridge added 90 tho curious ap
pearnnee Of the face. A bald head
with a fringe round Il OF snow white
hair. completed the roteaqueneaa
Gerald learned much from their
conversations for there was scarcely
q subject On which his companion
was not we'll posted
The nlghta we're particularly
pleasant. fer the moon was al the
full aud well wrapped up. thoy
usually spent the after dinner time
on deck. while the majority Of the
pnnHenEefa were moro nnciahlY en-
gagged In the way Of games OF music
At ono meal The subject Of moon
blindness cropped up. and many
curious anecdotes were told auenl
anecdotes more OF less truthful
after the manner Of shipboard
stories.
Afterwards an 6sc4i Gsrald'I
eoaa nsknissn can't n usaa Ia. eonyefHs
tian. Al tahie he rarely apuhe. H.
walds
1T Is quite true. Moon blindaea9
D. a Terrible thing. The great RELIEF
about 4 Is the knowledge that the
alght comes back
y remember. many years aaa
aboard. being foolish enough 10 IN.
Stat on sleeping on On open deck. Il
was. Of course. terribly hot weather
or even young aa ! was then
should never have been 80 foolish
lay on my back ore the deck on
the back ia the only comfortable
way In which 10 lie on hard couch
by The by and when awoke
could not see my hand before me
Fright God bless me- believe
went mad
Enough to make you
"The captain treasured me bY
laughing ut me n seemed erual
thing 10 do. but ! have since thought
q saved me from going mad ID
gave me nn ointment % nHe which
he told me would restore my sigh
IN five or SIX days"
Did If"
In that time my sight became a.
good as ever II was As TO the aiHt
7 tiNH'afH VIII AaAA HNNHaNNM HAHHH y - HAa
I told me that WaH "A mere trick.
There Vas another effect IL had
on a fellow passenger slept nj
/ ! had slept tie got no from tbs
deck felt his way 20 his berth. aut
I lay there unconscious for nearly &
day and n half
When be recovered. he had mo-
I the falnteat recollection 81 even y
Ing down on the deck. and wa
amazed To find himself Ia BIZ
clothes in hta bunk"
Curious
so I thought Don't light Yani
I pipe-try one 81 these cigars They
are from a box have Just opened
! want your opinion ~ them.
Thanks want the light"
No. | won't smoke any more 10
night thlnk"--a yawn-"f1l b.
getting to bed. Good night"
Good night ahan't turn IN iual
yet: ne I've lighted this cigar. II
smoke Il out
Give me your opinion Of Il Ia the
morning Good night"
Good night
Ito be Contlnued)
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'it'B yours There Ii no back way
out OF this house I see I'll just
smoke n pipe outside No tricks.
mind IN be- back IN half an hour. -
Gerald went out slowly. lighted a
pipe within sight of the dentists
window. Hauntcred With bis hands
behind him after the manner OF one
visiting, and then when he reached
the corner, turned a. aud bottled ia
the direction OF MaefRate street
There hc hailed hanson and
was rapidly driven "a hts lodgings
lie was one OF tue hapnlest fares In
n London cab that day.
And the dcntlHtf lie completed
the unfinished work of the morning
When Gorald'a copy Of the Star
was brought up to him a trlpl,
headline column caught hIs eye
Ii was captionpds
STRANGE DEATH
or A WE'LL KNOWN
CITY DENTIST.
and II went on 10 auaerile M,
EhhHtlY details or the ftaa ~ thi
dentlata room.
u was put down ~ n pure accl.
dent The boys evidence about m,
sharpening 81 the knives. the extra
ordinary position Ia which tho bodJ
Was found. were ehronleled. Their,
was not the breath Of a suspicion oi
suicide
Perhaps that soul which had
taken itH flight 20 another world
knew naught Of the happenings IN
this would never know that the in.
aufance office paid over the policy
moneys and the that the wife and
child tho dead man had thought 30
much OF benefited bY the appllca.
ton Of golden aaive In their tim,
OF grief
And yct-who knowa9
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CHAPTER xxx
asggaF ~ tasrs.Ff.ss

Next morning Gerald inserted The
notes In an envelope Then IN an
other and another. and ultimately
In piece Of brown paper. which he
tied around with twlne
lie took of hts coat and waist.
coat. and ripped the lining 90 the
latter from the cloth. pushed tho
envelope OF money up. he aewed the
lining down again
That's ON my left side. said Ger
aid. "ovcr the heart put that
Waiatcoat on nuw"-he did SO
and n shall never leave me I'm |
hand the money over to nepcw i1l
sleep IN that waisteuat. and never,
might or day. shall II Be eut Of my
touch
lie looked un the trains and boat
saillngs booked hia passage. and
arranged 90 step on beard a liner
the next dag on his WAY o. America
and the siri he loved.
He had gone 10 the expense IN
town ~ hooking both hertha IN his
second class cabin II left him al
most without a pound In bis pocket.
but he had too much IN yaiue about
him "a run any fiak
lie had provided against any tam
pafing With the bolta or locks 81 hls
cabin door by purchaAlnE one ~ the
bell door alarms which fix into the
floor. and ~ the slightest pres
sure Of the door rings = loud alarm
Travelling second class. no one
would suppose him In possession ~
nineteen thousand pounds. and az
be rad made M his mind that the
package should never leave his
breast. be felt quite safe
on board tho boat. after she
sailed. be kept very much 10 hia
cabin. lie did not make many ac-
qnaintancns- lie occasionally chat
ted aud smoked with a poor look
ing. cluh-footed old man. who was a
fellow passenger. and the only crea-
tnro on the ship who seemed 10 be
without an acquaintance.
lie was surprised To find that his
companion vas a weil-inform~d
educated. and apparently wealthy
man.
Hls almost tooihleaa gums caused
chin and nose 10 come together In
a manner strikinEiy suggestive Of
Punch. and be spoke with a squeak
Ills nure even was deformcd. and
n swelling on one side q u be.ow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS

gentleman. but think they called
him Hyde and stated he was con
nccted Hifh a certain title and guar
antee company. Now n such h the
case. he Is a fit example for all men
who have mothers. and be deserves
a high place "a an example for our
coming men. ] though you might
want 70 know this. 10 interview him
ard get the facts for publication.
Should YOU not care 10 use Il
kindly forgive my intrusion. Should
you use II. please send me q copy
Of your paper containing the article.
Respectfully.
w. IT, MILLER.
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va STAR DUST va

Come on. boys. ven go swim
ming. Your old gran dads not half
as old A. you Youngsters think he
II. I'll show you I'm res lar old
water rat
Now. Willie. you Gle Harrya
shirt aud Ne'll sit here and laugh
" him when he elbows the knoU
Tic It just aa Tight as you can My.
bat won't lie be madi
Grand dad don't know I'm tfin'
hia shirt instead OF ilMry'B,"
You young rascal. wall TIL !
catch you. III give you a whailn f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

"Out Of gratitude for saving me
bother. l. there anything you would
like me Ia do Tor your Want TO
write 70 your friends or anythlnRYs
lie had got all he wanted. aud he
decided 10 leave with a as promptly
az possible. The dentist found his
tongue and said
u would be grateful for half an
hour for-=for the purpose of writ
ing 70 my frieuda."
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CHAPTER xxvIII-contlnued

CHAPTER xxvlu-eontlnued
As a measure ct preeaution he
eollated the numbers with the en-,
tries IN HIS poehetbeok ALI we're
correct.
I'll take charge Of these" be
said. as he put the notes In his
pocket Thanks for saving me
trouble
Then Gerald'a anxiety was to get
away re said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

TTNlHTTNE1F|E = 7 = TIT
Editor The Star.
/ beg your pardon for this letter.
but your paper breathes AT all
times such a high sentiment along
all lines that I felt you might util-
5ze the following.
I overheard "A conversation a few
days ago In which Il Was stated that
"A certain gentleman in this city had
written a letter 70 HIS good. old
mother each week. without failure.
for the last twenty years; that he
wrote II 90 II would arrive each
Thursday. and that the series was
so far complete. do not know the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

A Missouri Judge SAYS that a wife
has the right 10 go through her hua-
band S pockets when he's asleep
In seattle the husband Is usually
persuaded TO loosen up before he
gets asleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

STEAMER PERDITA will make
an excursion rate Of 800 10 Quill
Gene. Hood Canal. and return Fri
day. July IS. leaving Galbraith Dock
Al a m. $50
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Ms1lx&uMxeD

Are admirably situated They arc close TO the Seat
tlc-Evcrctt Iuterurban and only two miles from the
city limits. The map shows. Haer Lake is 800 feet
above the Sound there IS no, hill or gully about the
land. Every tract will make admirable building
site. There IS no use trampug dusty roads 10
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Steamer Perdlta will make an eH.
curalon rate Of 500 10 Hood Canal
and return. Sunday. July 30. leaF-
ing Galbralth dock ut $50 a. ~
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A Connecticut gifl has gone In.
sane eating candy That's nothing
tho IS -, M. knows girl who b.
rrnzy for a box OF candy all the
time.
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BROWNS Painless DtHTISTS
rs Firat Avenue

Pnrlors I, 2. 3. I. 2 and g. Union
Block one door south Of MacDou-
gall a. Southwicks
HourH 10 a. m to G 20 u. m.
sunday 3 30 q. IA. Co 1850 y. m.