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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

A fiveacro site for a powder
plant IL being cleared for The Pa
eifie High Explosive com pAng ca
Ebey Island. across the river fron
Everett 4 second powder ooze
pauy IL working on q site ia Zee.
galeh between Everett and Aukib
teo Both concerns intend 20 mab.
Hfaeiure principally for the Aiaskar
trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12


iaaus eattass wee y lass. ~ isssi;s
q st. - assa
ttsasa osftsss e nAtLARp. Hies -
asi1 HH EsHs al kiHis 20 ffaH aad
bsffirs. isffsHHa tee fsfus
sfoas s,assss a. souTignAFr STAT.
Ai-h atf aatsE. hisAs ffpfn or hfs
tias. tsfias
rfpaaa restaas a. nAisuKR BEACH ~
ls.aiii ffsn nass 40 piruiF = stras.
stiT uatsf e sA sAsg tsftss
r,era eaftzas tstA vtfra. ~ essEx
~ ffa5t tfHss aaa hs8sfFs. ~ klagss fFnlH
or nus g ne tszaas
frsa asfiass hsfk slssiris .na 80
t,sss. fsaa nnoApwkr AaD rfs9
- uns tasf = SD pisos - 9 -.
tsras
trpsfH ~ hsass - GuEEy AWE
r'rss ~ faru@as fffs riscs. - esiN
faN tzsseasai. = Sc isfaus
sfa.es haass as~ frsriass sarnaes faa
tsassaaFnf iaHHHfH nsaF 2 raf naFa fhis
l. soaa inessszasmis fsHfs - ~ .. fsfes
sifAwEa a SHOEMAKER 90.
iii p r,ftsslAi h. Ntln n1i -. Ilal
TkFTIAfN fffT
EfEnkNT Ff.sT nfsfi-ulgo SITE. =
- So hefassH HOWELL AND WEST
.SI ~ ~ s's, go -, - -. s.'s =, I, sl.'
~ rsff shaFf uass euly.
Nsss peusr 49, 49, rai'-lsw ~tlaa.
aEa tas ssss ,ss Serve sss
Frisssni tisw ~ 81 werih nfuas~ar
wtih suod usils hasas. 81 ii.hs, - weafh
a nEkt sSAp. nssf eAnsi isftns flns
nsr lesin fs1a and cab ~ 8own- VIE
aeaidnt tsss ihstf
Ana aastA.f hsfssia o. ssafossa ssf
Zee faIihfs oafusf - oui1 80. h@n rasa
- NIELSEN - - ws.,lssiea mat
3 aulEN HTuN a co
Neagaa IS T. . nu@ns Hieea
raanes @aia "a ind. a iU&
50
sasue re.a flsH. J biogss frgm ~ tss-
tan CO lice
ffN
ssrrrs h1aet iaaaar snn ss hs4flns
frr.ii tees - hsssss aatiuIisirss raa
riaF sfrsaui - fsst patrsffuut On nns.
FalIf tFarns scar ttfs4ilrffnH.
So PER ACRE
ara nanEfH traFtf A. lana fiue fer
rarasn fiaH ard paaltfs ? miles frcnl
hsatlis 8 taats = a@g
One
70 sCrss fsa5 ziaaies land abundance ~
rsfff. nea4 fHesA nnN. ~ miles wax
fran wharf 8 Hilsa ffefu resiile
a FisN HkHaAtNa WORTH ssIISG
s.f,safa hcuss tsFei nraunf bay view tisa
trUnt uesiefn cottage. Green LAKE g. 80
terms
uers new Haa6sfu homo. lgt curasf
fN7n1N. q aaa5 fsftHs
sfoani rattsse. Quoon Anne. u.sE. tsea
oven
his with nIes cottage rarseu. frsits
ard flowers
flaAs cat
], ptu pa ia 70 sss rs teaaY.
rEErfNs = Uoss - rncinr uieos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

James MCGUIRE. while diggibS Il
new sewer near North Grand A
vas caught BY q cave in and bur,si
beneath five feet 81 earth. ne xa
rescued after 20 minutes work IA
WaH unconscious when brought %
the surface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

tsHe 81 ia He's aaatfiaH aH 80 hnr
N 50 HFaftis
49, - heHtte rafhsH a. NifHFn iafs
Esaf iHf iahr 4affH % aHH fst1 -
81 Ffrr q fa4H aHHHHa HH AHlFfH hNnf
d ias - b. haatH aasHaf. 90 tns tssi
go siresf
3 T. sls irssi ~ 81 iatsflaF. ussf fhs
fstlfHaf
a. - nsaaIfai faafs cottage ntit g.
ia al aH aafffa aHns fteEeHf fifa.
HmEHHH HnN 4 iiiuthn.
ataaas IfHlas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
JEFFERsoH SAILS.

Every berth first class vas taksr
on the steamer Jefferson. whleh
sailed for BkagwaY and Way porfs
this morning. many q the pasnen.
gers being round ifippefH J. e..
ChllberE and l. A Nadeaa. q he
Alaska-Paciflc Yukon e1poaiiion
vent north on the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

- fNsfla wiHh FHsf#snas 20 rHsuaf.
fssafrfn afaiFFnitMHss Hffnfess laaffatr.
ash 40 htgitf "a ffaffH ssa hflFtHa in ffa
Haafn ff nfaiH fsa5aaFs ffafa tH frIi'fHff
49, 49, Htafs - fHis rHfF go
aaffaHHF ffafs ia#atsa Is HfFHaaf.f HHaf
a. aar esii sliassaa fliss fttar. trff
aasF trffEH
HARVARD mEaHTE raNFAHg.
UtEf Wa'AaE niaa
Esa #sH Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

3 y 80 ssa9s sHsHs e - o. htH
s..ss.a. 80 SO = 10; - .s,s -.
s1sfk Ass ssssfa. ssHsfi hsssss 49, -
- tsses.s - . 80 Hssshz ffrs ~f-54 go
ssfsf reass tass2f = Alssasa -
FfIFkF sE8ss fsssa = ~ tssfffs lff
asssss fass aa8H fsH - iHfnaa q ~ aaeH
49, 8 80 mamsh ms~ @stis ~ Fssfsafssi
. te.ln .fif - ~
asass sfftass fa flssss sss9ss sesss tsfa,s
q ssssfs
1 -. &C., e. tsse Mafhlfstss
ssfffflaef SO 80 sfH a. thsfa ftssF.
- thaff hsss $50 - a. tHief ssst
- fHFsaT fsVERFsrsf GO
astrnEAFr snsFf1n nknasitn
49,, >. - =. = -. 60. - {; e, , ~
80 AZ sea sssfw y ~ $40 osss
tstAsss ia sais sssH - 'kat Fftrs
s. &C., ffs.t - tsass#sfa $50 zen ess.
tfai 80 na1ssln -
NO NansHifs AffeY fUfa
Tse faast 5afs = Htsssfes fsfA $50"
ftfa - 80 sefN = ! - - st, "~sssf
sksfsss D it ssfs ezsf 1t
~ NIH7H - HaHzaH# saaAHH|A ~
ssfiss aef sssass fasssF5 . NHasrs ri
- tafu 81 ssss rtfzss - ~ stFas q
- sesafk So - H*asf 6 = Hiiaasn
y ~ sslssrssa y 11~ss hle.s te.ag -
TNfVfNHIVr
tssa wssafs AsYs saass ~ sa nsrseia
sfsea. aasth.sss asaf go $50 straas -
y - - Eastward .s.tlss f'ssa ~. ass
- ssssssifs = - af.sa ists 80 nas ~
- niersosn uVRxrrT GO.
80 EsaHzsr HitzG
-. - - Nsaisaa aff
Nsi7S q . allI4ssa is1lfll - as
T0DET 40 THM0HHdN
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A@msfis ftasF sna 80 So iefs So FFai
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= srinufss - wsssaaasea sttess anf Fffsi
- b soast.sst s~siis -
= 49, -. Ezsss 49, ! 80 80
ssrasa - a. saHsli, Eftss ~ 80 -
soorr DAVIS uHAfrT CO.
ofnfs Sufth 80 -. Trees tass 80
raes.. ussts - 1 - ~
FoH HsfE
q =. tafs ess y ltsss 49, ssttir iass
In sqsFsa alsifist n.sf hish seherl
WtHHffat NAfFa
neasa - gel.a.a nal-.lns
" - rssth = 80 t.aashi NJ & Q.
WsIsaaa a. fkflfHe CIV i % nHw ftAAef
49, siss rseris snH fsTHssf hufffs 80 4
sasa e. - fnH tataa - FHras HaH ffasaF
- $50 slf - rafesfe ksfafs 80 Hgsfina
az Arfss eHs 49, - sifssf raf HniF
- IN isfn4s y . dHsu. : - maafh 49,
Nfirasns aiasfaeh II fiafs tiesk tosfsF
ssa 80 ssnirtss q tlaas sifi frafs ihts
lsri CElns t.isf
f7AEAF fsaafHs FHasffF ta arfea ftass Gel
80 street ~ Hss nnfH tsss tsfnss - q
aasn ana o p.f 1saHfh q efsf ne fhrrs
itslsas tts iaFtns So Hiiansans cashirf Or
Tfn.ss tl-.t -el fgssnaz-.s -nns avn -
UAtIWNtM nENNN NWtNN Use
Ei w Aissss Haiaina
usaI rs,.ts t.s.ns 80 tnsaEane. 81
HAHakth
Casr. ssu fhfes fnaan. Hsnistn cotiafe
cheap tT cwusf tsIus. taias sssi 'aalf
HHs
nfh as gHiunhls Lii
5-leoni, rifSsFn hauss asssd elsv l1i fas
~ uiteH De- hHf Nefff hHaffna a. 4"
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satr nffrr Ffuraffs The HfHusri1 ie rHeun
81 ~ taf Nnu Wi8 have tn tnnHn qufHa
M SEQ wHnf ansH IL nas hoanr
% inft nn Maauafis HiuM cheaper than
anf laiffi laHa Ihsss tnis sfs tftiia, ard
& q nYNnH 4 co
W r AsHHfs fEiHF
NINTH ANEsFE E0fTtf
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uEn DUNLAP 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

tuTs Ar ALKi ruiNT
saaNru b THOMAS 81
shNi AEw HuhM hiaNA
E aass - ths fnsfsst iaestsa aust aas
Hlnsa frees 80 aafrf and GaA lzzs - ffuaa
ths AN Al asa
~ - saiuu.ns = saarsiHosnf siss =
- $3.50 snd 80 HlesatsaHs 49, ~
slssntas ssfst go a. 80 sfsff "a
sal - - fHsura'f heHins
TNa fssssa 40 ts,s e as us 49, eaf
FstFsssHstAltTF wth b. 81 80 feat - fe~
#HfA &fsf aHet seefF @sk f8aa4 > e.
. a.. So i ~. e, -. = - ~. .' =. .ssy
49, HHa r. tNs utas 20 Hszafs tsaatifai
slle - = fauf9sf teins e. fsafs -
- - -. = = ~.
teNhtasn eiifs
rHoSEs- rsp iss. NAts aia
71-75 w. AT aTTTS T5aT
q asak tYnars cottage ~ith lafee stuc
'iss s.ssa fresa shssi. ssrsas - aaun.
stnH 81 hatangs
q - - rtsra. r..aisfr teass ana 3 iais.
ufassfa faafff. Nsfn slrfIfar HHatHl aassl.
sHsa faHi kaiifffFs rtaa Fafa. sifh
shnaftssff. uaa es tHashi &c fsssaahis
tsfass
" ~ HAt1 -
Htsi t.ts,s Lees isssfahes-
ntsfaf4afF itaH MaafHf
fVIH RFsf
tN saata nat eauftsfslg fafmtshsd
hsaaflfaaF lasaisa Co G1fas hai waikins
sisiauas.
. rem hasss On walFsa Az Qsssn
Anas HHi Hsiuai.
nt e ~ - and ,rvsm fats
ranrarrn s 90. tSe
Al Yesss Nrr Rsntsl n.gsllsaenl
FINE uoNrs CHEAP
Two sitfrsm rsod.,u haasss zach ~
- HHH8ts feet fire NiFw. auH HHaHs hiai D.
frasn 1ake Waahinati. tf1N eaeH. 80
aara. sa' ae.sss s' nf1trg 81
n naafs SILVIA aafrlsn
fNf.t NINA CITY
fsfnHfu hauee HfHfffn taf ftFffH g.
80 nasH balance same aH fHHH
uEn ~ DUNLAP a ~
= liansf nall1las
HbNE ia uANHAfN
NsN afeasm liease villa fNH fisu -
snuns end inuantatns iut .asf1a nH fHF
81 IA SIC rash. haianrr fH pr fHaHth
NJ HunCH uuErikE q AfHfHnEK.
~ Enrlfg halilLns
fUN FAtE
fsaHHe tract one mile fHafH university
raf ffns ft uiiira ffnW uufFFfsitf EHauudH
49, aaI aHiF o. ~ each. a snaH
Gan - afa T.. seattle. ai.is
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EEAtTEHNA VAIN thu@f ttSaN
utss 49, .srs. nss -sssss 49,
tass~. tssssaai sssss siih sfssast $50
. -sssg 1ass Fsgfsstg = 80 seafss =
-. sfsss sssHis test 50. .ssass
go. "a e 80 asast. ia 49,. = ~. sssi
fs@f rs 49, Rss ses q - fsssss
sess - - ssusfsF
cHsutNs n AptWR
NJ ses~sr fisltllsx
tAhN FNn#w VrAf#Fa
VIVA 81 ssAts 49, firaftsn ssaFs txnA
: = "a. =. 80 p, = &C., 50
49,. :, So. 80 80 80 - - 49, W.. 80 IS.
49, - h=sfs2 fk-ss Fsiss. ~fa ss4aazHiH
g-.sgssa. Tsss w..sisssas ? - -
s's.'.-.ss $685. . r'.sss -
Nsfetsf nsssh Lit
d - - - = fssf fr.f flFusf 800
go fssss 49, Naaae Faffne karass 80
ss~a so - aaaftsfH
tgaf sehfr rissfsa hats vsaasssawes
Hssr Wstf Nsafta stssi Nissf SO So a
nas tsfna.. sHfh tat seeh
tgs - wsts f.st 10 ssus heaasr. ~
aesh. tstsnss maattsF
cssss.eass.se. ssasifss
lEwis HosESnsra
49, - e.'s.a,.i ut-s
- 80 ~. ss.ith. -
n6aFsFrhFss
M psstitss, Hasss - t<ss wastissfsa
- 81 Haihtsf pssfb -hrrs ths 49, siasiu
k.f ere tsrase trsFs. 49, $40 shssp - Z
fhes So saas ii~s @iH ~ tsFg salasHsa
a.lss flsst !. - 80 o, - ,.,gs srgg-is
-fu.rss. sssewaiss - 6,rsssr = - !.
ssni - i.f-ss Ts.s wsshlas'sn :, ssfs
3 ttsksts - ~ wsst - sfffss a
+. K ST pTEvAvr os..s.
81 nas'ua niass - nstsisF usseh
80 Haiatsf Hslstts De-. ate isasI laEs
1 6ANNrr a CO.
Tee rieas tgsn.aa @lfs Msin ees atf
THraE avs FfNK HfFYa
w. - f ~, go -. , sa F 80. = - Il
a. i.st atu ~ 10 - si.ss
s,s.fss. pfis. 50 ~ cs.s "a s go
Ne - ran sess tracts o. 80 rips In.
soafh = ihs sitf vsfF easf fsfHss
fissa fiesssf E4usss ssfHss 80 cast aas ;
~ sIcHola. % rnien nless. II
Chssp IS. = fssi iaas faastnF r.
car nus int lis Wsshingisn aHif - e
taiit y. anir hsxs 80 " srii. nies aHa
lhsu - fies ave err % onsn aaifr a.
ssanTs & i uiuaan esrsg ofhs.s Il
Tiruss hiset eaass tcllaY tefefs - ate
- TsHf-T flflfflsfsd Z f5.-8 afaTII5|snf
faass desirable tssi buiidinr ~ fret BIN
sirieflf HlaslEfH TfirrfHHss offiEs Msta
az. rsstdsuE.s James asa II "a
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mEnE is Hskr
a. aafxs ~ ass go Mes e. tiefe'n
nssze. s1agk q ws~s s@atsis ssf seif
i :. ssfi.s ~.-s = @asih tsss
"a. = 49, tasa - hsssf fisas-r
ans 80 aai $50 tfsm e fsss =
- 49, -. 4 a. sss-ss - ss.s
fseats * ust. as Hsts i = sssnas
- sans Fepas nss = Fss sfsft
orrvusn REsATT rnrar
~ 0iass klase illt
40 VIZ NETHF HATE Fssias
49, Fa@A rias- - sssaei 49, n*issAsgs
BE 80. sees sesi p~ftssiif sassfsai .AA'
80 - 81 s.ss. Hailslas IL
: s-1s- z eT-l-s -sI-sflsss e Las
Nasalnstan sessi self Hssst fisN - -
.szss.d res s,4aas ssts - s~rsf
=, tssis = s.'', e.. ss'as'. - ssss
T--ET 1S1TITs TzffTTaT T1NK
.sea g sfsaaesnf. tss HF0I eksH ta1s
: - tsvsi Ant rsss asfs ta@m sasi. r'sg
' Ronnrr nAIrnr.
ss ~ o. kissss Hasiaies ~
AMNNtafH ~ HAAHA
q - - % affs fanFH - So aHf
zfrss - haf aHI ssftfas $3.50 tsfftss fasr
tsffass entrants 4 ~ sfFa ahsfftss nfAit
frsss f.fn1ga tuuss feet ssii a. s.fis9
tefa anf Cher fafhufaiiH4sl hsTss.
saws fie ehlfasrs D dEeas Nassv slrHis
easaa hs@sg snd nsht harnesses 4ns
fssssEaE feats
s'HkH g ADAMS
% fntssan hfas
~ tfHNH uN EHHrEFf tNffht
HHAAN- A~sfir az iranfuHs8s #ees fuein
easfHaa haFu. several aafhHifdlnas IItfe
laeiualfg team. sseeA 80 taais fAsa
ruHYnr NAITHN
80 prsfIf kissss NaHsiaa ~
- VIII FHuA SMALL TOWN y
safss haf ftfk hafafn tants Assanee SCI
aHl.na fHs ersfs thfuassb piAss asnsr
4aslfss saifs sais. Ftits Ter fss esfH.
ROBERT MAfsrnr
9il-f1 81 Aissta nsadinr III
Two LeHNN
tieeks from csr line. al sisafs9.
aHas a. o. EH
ulrn DUNLAP q 60
HB Mallsr nailfas
A ~ Oh THE ENEuEff MIN
NHHAN Hesss fsu fees ffam az iinf
haIf fifh bottom tafaaff EEad HfEsni all
n.affF Level 80 Terms e. rsrt
uUrTnr NAfFnN
ti1er ga AissEs uuiiaius III
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tAN'tA'+t
- Are. uu..t tsiiss iasa assf nsuteu
3 aeHsa tfsaf lean tHHss ssaa
s .siiss'1 rs II -
j 4 SiftaoN to, 81 NsshlHeten nh
FH0fgf VAIN fUaSf oN tnt
-. 80 - = ts.ie tssa,ia ieeiIsa lss .am
81 hsms 70 r.slg s'fs' = sssis,s .se4
- sattatiiirs. iafss tssttss astHsfa
befss seea rhiskFss fsfu,iHs iHaHlsatsnis'
uouNHr NktTuy.
80 W ~ Alssse nall1lss
TsT0 TKTE Ss-fs FsaEh IS rsistt.sss
Isiaaa eis.ss 20 rssia tisftat - lstsl
maa ftsh satL iiasbss So tssn slss.sa
go 80 ss...s '.', .ssa. 49, r.ts So -sh
II ~stsf afvana heasf Il si.asi ffs sst..
aaHsf saitlssiiss. aafass. fFait ste thls
III 5ansltsf ssshsHfias - nfss l~ss s,iF
fHuHsffH fFtfs q ~ tsfsss + = tsseaf
lff cslasstis q
sff6IGE VAIN fHost = ssfss tlsh.
y isaffessa fssiHs niss - - s..,,..,s
HHsss ssfsgai saitaiifiHss hiss ffsi'=iN
IL essfiss - s.,ss -sx
sis Fn.Rsi Alsss. uailAins ~
llddr 1NNnFN fhke9a
A nstaiss hs.sh n 80 We, Nv.
st.Hd stsa tsisfteHs giN H@hf 80
wass nHsst iueatiaH faf ffatss sssrtatlHs
setsssas sna gi1~aes stg'st 8 selssis'
ttas aaf T. tifksfs isfFs saafssf 49, eaf
zee Efsafs ssIliHs "a afassA #ss than ~
sstnias rfef~Fif ~ eeNs 80 - mnth
H4aatsT - haiass taif go tsfHas f.ss
s 10000 ~ safs g. nsfH5aH hsalh. -
sftHrrvAsf osa.t
- nestea riass. 81 hssziisf HHszs
HFs4I NfflNM IAAEtss aFHsH. = sefes
+ tsafsa fire sFssA tHfHsah go f.en
- sss.sH N.ra ahsaasa Naasa fFFEFf
- - asa sns Hafna n aassH a. So
muuENN MNAHHf
80 o. 81 A.sssa Nla
TIanGR LANDS AND clAiaa
ffNfhN 81 49, HskF
W. 49, 80 FsfHI - H4aaH sefANf
1 - - res fiIlttsf'a - 81 ss e fan 81.
saaa Aaafsss nn fsfs atss
FoR aALt-AcR0AeH
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sAsn 40 - 49,

SD - Frie~ usts wg ukvr pf-r
oSE rH4EE aNu srtf. 70 ANF usE
q n WILLIAMS co
tsta Wea*sFa Assna~. S~asfts q
ne @e0sst snt sfa~t fAaaFshsN kna~a
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Aaaae a lffnoka ftsisistst Patent sna
Ffaas hafk AtiofHsFs Mechanical tnei
hssfs ffssk adams e fsats - eseitls
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siantns stt CriHan niaah 81
fzaI 4 1sisst Vi ol aaiasi o. hlss I'd
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81 he Aissss tias Nsla ~ ~
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ToR aAlt YARNS sNp IANp,
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feaafA aail rftas fsnrrd ATS fthafN ~
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Past ResuscitatfOn.

In the days of the first settlers in the Chickasaw country, when Davy Crock cit still frequented the Big Hatchie, "Old Man Giddins" was a prosperous citizen of the Forked Deer settlement. One day he started on trip to Ar kansas, and thenceforth for several years Forked Deer knew him no more.
 As travel in Arkansas was danger Ous, and as nothing was heard of Gid dins, he was officially declared dead by the court, and his estate divided among his heirs. A year or so later, however, he turned up, and tried to get possession of his property again. He was promptly seized and taken into court.
 "What do you mean by coming round here, trying to take this proper typ roared the court at him.
 "It's my property" asserted Gid dins. Everybody knows it's mine."
 Not at all!" replied the judge. "I'll admit your case seems hard one, but it can't be helped now. This court has decided that you are extinctus de- functus, which is Latin for dead. This court cannot err. Dead you are. If you want any property round here you must take another name and set to work to earn 1t. MT. Sheriff, adjourn this court, and we will all go and see that wrestling match you spoke of."
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Resumed His Seat.

J. NJ. Barrie, when a student at Ed inburgh University, on many occa sions gave evidence of that quaint and delightful humor with which his ad mirers are familiar. In those days, as now. smoking s-symposiums as they are caled-were, as they arc still, feature of student life in the capital, and it was in connection with one of these that the following incl dent occurred
 One student, distinguished for the length of his visage and the portentous solemnity of his manner, had been called upon to make few remarks In lugubrious tones he began by say ing that he was neither a prophet nol the son of a prophet. What he intend ed to say further was never known for at this point he was interrupted by Barrie, who, in voice of well modulated sympathy, thus addressed him:
 Don't take it too hard, old man. Although you are neither prophet nor the son of prophet, there is nc reason why you shouldn't be the fath- CT of One."
 In the disorder that ensued the sol emn man resumed his seat. and was heard no more that night.
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BuyinE CheaD TreeS.

There is an almost universal com plaint among fruit growers that the trees obtained from nurseries nOwa- days do not possess vitality nor bear the quality of fruit that did trees years ago. This is un- doubtedly due to the fact that the de- mand for trees at low prices has in duced nurserymen to obtain their scions for propagating purposes from trees in the nursery rather than from selected bearing trees. In other words, the individual merit of the tree from which to perpetuate is no longer con- sidered. We appreciate the value of proper breeding with our stock, but can see only the cost of the tree when 1t comes to that part of the investment. It is expensive for nurserymen to ob- tain proper material for first-class trees, and such trees can not be sold for few cents each.
 Fortunately, there is likely to be a decided change in this condition, for some of the larger nurseries are pre- pairing to offer trees at different prices, strictly in accordance with the excel lence of the tree in all ways. As these men are reputable, there will be no doubt about honest dealings. Twenty years ago, when our first orchard was set, we paid 25 cents each for apple trees in hundred lots. Last year we bought better-looking trees for 8 cents each, but we do not believe they will bear fruit to compare with that given by the trees of the old orchard for many years back. Don't forget there Is such thing as false economy.
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The Berber Women.

By far the larger portion of the in habitants of Morocco have no Arab blood in their veins, but belong to the Berber race, which is of Indo-Ger- manic origin; and, although they have accepted the MOhammedan religion, they have never adopted the Turkish or Moorish attitude towards women. When one sees the women of the Der Der classes the old idea of a weak, fading, human flower pining for light in a harem disappears. Here is no type of this sort, but an unveiled, stately form, strong and conscious of herself. And these women represent the majority of the female Moors, numbering in all more than two mil lions. With the Berbers the social po- sition of son is fixed by that of his mother. The son of slave is slave, that of noblew0man a noble, no mat ter what the father might have been. The eldest son is not the heir at law, but the eldest daughter or sister, and in certain tribes the woman may be the absolute ruler. In all important matters the women are consulted among the Berbers and the women of the Tuareg tribe, in the southern part of Morocco, are important figures. In fact, they may be given high place, not among the women of Islam, but among the women of the world. The wife is recognized by her hus- band as his equal in every sense. ,
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Pharisees Wanted.

A rural colonial parson, finding great difficulty in paying his way owing to the lack of punctuality with which his flock paid their tithes, recently hit upon an excellent plan for giving back sliders gentle hint. Taking as the text of his sermon the story of the publican and the Pharisee, he read out, Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one Pharisee and the other publican. The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, God, I thank Thee that am not as other men are fast twice in the week, give tithes of all that pos sess.'" Here the parson paused sig nificantly, and looking hard at his flock, remarked, 'I could do with a few Pharisees In this congregation"
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A MANS POCKET
As Much of a StOrehOuse for Useless
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Things as Boys.
 They had been eXpatiating on the peculiarities which distinguished the members of the human race from those of the animal kingdom.
 "We all differ, and yet we're good deal alike, young or old," remarked d veteran who had been listening to the conversation. "A story read recently regarding a forgotten bunch of keys started a train of thought You know that boys pocket has amused his elders ever since boys had pockets. There's little of everything in it. Now, just for the fun of it." he con tinued, turning to the man on his left, fish up what you're carrying in your right-hand trousers pocket"
 The latter coored slightly, but com piled. In three trips he brought to light ring with eleven large keys on it, knife with broken blade, an empty match safe, two queer coins and something that looked like an over grown raisin.
 IIeCloeiy do CApCSlSu, ohiu |ho first speaker. "I'll bet that, outside of your latchkey and maybe key to your office or desk, you can't even guess why you're lugging those keys. They used to fit something or other; but you've moved and the something or others been sold or given away or left behind Your knife won't cut, there are never any matches in that match safe, the coins are pocket pieces, but you don't know how you came by them or why you keep them, and that dried, weazened horse chest nuts for rheumatism. If it were ever I remedy or a preventive-which it wasn't-the life went out of it long ago."
 The object of these remarks admit ted that the case Lad been summed up correctly.
 q know it." concluded his friend. "Nine men out of ten are loaded with that kind of rubbish. It's true that a boy carries fish lines and beetles and chalk and apple cores and a country store assortment generally, but he knows what to do with the whole col lection, and does something with it every half-hour. That's where we have to admit that the jokes on us, H we're entirely fair"