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STAR SENDS cABLEoRAM TO
QUARTZ RNhsTER or BIZ.
FORD. ASr ING HIM TO RE.
TURN WOMAN TO SEATTLE.

IIearibroken over the strange aud
unaceouniable disappearance 1f his
wife. and the mother Of bis 10
manfhs-ald baby GIRL Fred Weie ..
ihe m0tormau on the FeattiesBat-
lard co. appealed to The star this
morning ia lend ~ assistance IN To-
eating hlH wife
A. stated yesterday M4s WEIGH.
pretty little woman Uha has been
residing Ht Ballard with her hus-
band Tor over week. left her home
suddenly last Friday afternoon. aud
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oUITEEU's HANsMAA
DIES ~ STABLE LOFT.

CHICAGO. July II james 4
= Manning. aged ST. the man =
aho led Guiteau. murderer Of =
a President Garfield. 10 the gal .
= lows. and once prominent 4
and wealthy man. died iu ihe .
loft Of a stable Ia this city n. 4
daY. after having tquandered .
fortune aud sunk 10 a CON. 4
mon stable hand aud race. .
. horse tout :
W. died. calling for hir wife, 4
. from whom he separated. divid /,
= ing his fortune after the DIS
eovery o. his improper con :
Q iact.
. 4. l. 4. /. I. 4. a 1. /. 4 /. a !. A .
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sT JOSEPH July II Forty
a~tru rainanista. auaiRned on the
charge ~ keeping open SUNDAY.
pleaded not guilty Immediate trials
we're refused. the defendants being
forced ta wuit their turns.
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PACKERS COMPLYING.

CHICAGO. July IL SECRETARY
Wilson today announced that most
Of ,hc Chicago packing houses had
complied With the proFi-
uiona of the recently passed inspec.
ton lnw. and rs August viii meet
all requirements
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HELD ON INSANITY CHARGE.

s.P Stone. living at Green Lake.
vas arrested last night on a charge
Of insanity. b. Pafrolman Grlffith
and Special officer Reynolds Stone
has been annoying the residents OF
Green Lake.
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and WIN driven mp town and today
the lawyers aud deputies are
searching for him for the purpose
81 serving contempt papers on tbs
m0ncycd man from Fairbanks In re-
laiiou 10 his case with "A former
wife on ailmoHy matters
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SPECIAL FOR BRYAN.

LINCOLN. Noe. JsiY NE
braaha ntnocrath are planning
special train to go with 500 strong
10 New York to meel v. ] Bryan
on his return from Europe
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msisri,y Rspsr,

sAeasiesnsut
Yeur een.miftss. heretofore appoint.
"a y saausv into tbs matter ~ tha
granting ~ = right .af-WaY Is the cts
e Seattle 10 Tie es1iieaRa. Milwaukee
4 So Pau railway fer = ttstancs ~
ahnRf II miles along the Cedar river
% tha csasf ftFss sstsrshssi. bsEs
la4gH - report 81 fuiiawa
That frem = personal visitation bN
HeuF gauuittsc On the prppseasd tight
dfsHara and from g careful tnNrafIEas
ton % all tbs facts whieh poHF een.
mitfar have hesa able 70 ssthsE from
the prepgfstr - KrantinK said right
af-wav b the city 90 Seattle 20 the
Chicago. Aliumakee 4 ~ Paul rail-
Say A. above ntsuftguef. ee bsileVs
nat ,as si.l . . .t., sspP,t ~ n <.
AT1oN OF the Proposed railway aianm
saId CEDAR river Oh sha Inc The same
. proposed 90 b. ia9atad. provided
fhs said read WHEN constructed i
mafataiped aua operated under CARE
fsi sanitary and polls surveillance.
that tha aniF ssrfaua danger 50 the
uateF supply ~ tie introduction %
saia road inta far cedar river wasef.
shed viii fEsuit dufins The period "
isvss that the danger - genismlfas
lion or pollution ~ the rifg'H water
supply fuftrG ths Period % eeHstfuss
tlgu can b. safely EEntseied ~ ne
snefeisa q proper dilEencs ana ths
us@ ~ effieirnt safewuarss. that ihsfe
already exists within ths watershed
ard above the present tniake a ser
Ifsla fueuaee 70 tha purity 81 fhs water
from railways, tofEtua camps mills
and other esfa nilNhurnts N the dist
Fiei, snd that the pre- AUTHORS should
be Immediately taken - preFrFt the
same from communicating The safsfs
% cedar river and its tributaries.
MsVs in,sLs.
That In view q existing conditions
IN the river basin above The present
inta -. ard IN case the grant - the
shlrngo. Milwaukee a 81 Paul rail-.
war ahuilid become effective. n On the
0elrinn ~ Your corn rutftaa that the
present intake should - removed to
some point immediately above the CON
fiusuaa % Taylor creek with fadaf
river. bit ~ a manner 70 secure the
waters 81 Taylor creek a. part -
the eifYH supply. distance Of some
seven miles saEtariY from the present
intake. that the sxpsuse u such re-
fnoval. "a - far as the same may -
considered necessary IN consequence q
fhs grant 10 the Milwaukee railway.
should - required 70 b. oorua BY the
raIiwmv company. nns that such
chanss ~ Intake should - made prior
10 ths establishment 81 construction
camps sboy. ne Frss. ~. i ass % q,
fufaha as. above mentioned the city
would Mfilf posHeas : sufficient supply
% pure water fof approximately a.qa.
90 population.
Il Is ths opinion q youf committee
from such reliable information as u
a. beer able 10 obtain that thsrs IL
no other practfcabia or feasible trans
continental Fonse connecting With 8uo-
auafuis Pass except the Cedar river
routs. but that. II q eaa b demon
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REYNOLDS FiLss ANSWER.

n r Reynolds. republican coun-
Gilman from the Tenth ward. the L.
SALTY Of whose election IL being
contested IN the courts by John NJ.
Wolfe. tho candidate on the munic-
ipai ownership ticket, today filed his
answer 10 the allegations af wolfe.
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MURDERER SUICIDES.

TowNER. n D. July II -Abnef
= Martin charged with the murder
on July b OF Conrad pfelatef. com.
mltted suicide In iaii here this
by taking poison
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Transfer ARRESTED.

Tom Nelson. teamsief at i.aiona
far Norman Mel<luuon, grading
contractor. vas arrested yesterday
afternoon BY Humane officer Nau-
peu. charged with working a horse
with sore shoulder lie was fined
g. and costs and the fine WIS paid
b. McKihnon.
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Outing Suits, $40

We are closing out our remaining
Sizes IN outing Huits-si5, tis and
eco quits for $40 each. W H.
Hutchinson Co. "
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The MARKETS


Vegetables.
Ystims nartsns f-tataas 1893 rsf toh.
white River iafatHra tis8H isaf Sen al
aap l.stafaas. ig1 To- fEe.aI - herfs o
aafk tesal eahssak# psf ih fHN4Nr
- -. - -, 5. - ..-sab sssa
So ssftais - rztt q asgi o. usa essis
49, saft q rsa i#fulss 81 aAFk q 20
80 - s,..,.s.,,i ,s :. e. - "a
ufss VI IS saassA - ef-fa. g 81. ssesf
era, paF 60 -
Fruits.
ehss appiss. - eas ti9a = isHians pst
assnses sses,s psf boz taa
Fhsiss rnea sweets 30 hHr o.
sssiaaes ~ - q q isnly q $500
- n 4. eaHfarnta aa4hs 1.it iqHss. -
= /. n sss,sss - - as.s,. 81 s. see
49, 49, So ,s. -, = Ss.si ~ si,sss.i
ftes rsssaHissu ser afufs e i4 llpras. crate.
e .eai s aiuszfpsss. flasiaa. . Il 500
fs f~ssisss 80 rfais saaai u piafus
~ efafa q Eal . fssfsaffses ~ cnsts.
q Is csniHlqsl~a rsst crate. y =. sgpisa
eef aafF iM
Eggs.
HiHatsf ffssh ranrh sgss ssFr aaa &c
dFFRan fanrh. str Nssism &c
Butter and Cheese.
wsshiaxiea es~s1nstv tester 80 n. -.
Eastern FRESH hrieE - a. sae Eastern
frest iuh. - ~ - rsneh s9ilsf -
htssa H~gss ~ u A. iirshufssf IL. -.
nsr Daisies sts@ssI - - = 49, cream
bsi,A rhssss 80 = - eiaes a~,ss 80
n. ue. Tiliauaeas 10
Poultry.
rArs 90 shirksrs per 10 iseifc hrssi
" " s,..,s y =. y i,siis l.. - sees. =,
~ m4fse dressed s~r % ic1ita Hss
asess 81 - isqi'e. srss.ss psr ~ ne
Live Stock
wsshsrs shesp ~ ~. .se. ewes ~
a4ivss ~ ~. ssir. lambs. ser hsaa. -
Meats.
Steers 80 ~ stse co~s D. A. vesl
Tsf ~ eaia Ulafiast. RsF - siaas1. srFins
ieHit tsr "a iar. dressed haGs psF %. lee
Fiah.
HaHhut. n t8ufs s4iusea troat arssaea.
psf 10. ta1fsM fraaen silver saluaah pef
IL fsl Chiueak seifnau pr 90 ieac.
ed Per ~ &C. shfilups psf n iqc frussn
sifssf ssnsiss tQsc psF 10 Olympia eYsiar.
- - >. go. 80 : e. ~ slafns q
Hay and Fesds,uffs.
K@.i VASE uu,othy - res sen Puget
v wsss y s ss' sss s siisiis " sss Ten.
wheat hay. tif naf fnn East Wash cats
80 PEI fas russf SQUAD eats 80 go ten
whole rnHn. a. or fuaf cracked cuFn -
psf Ten. fs~d nsal - or ton uiaansss
= pcs tor. Ell daka meal So prr fnn bfaa
~ PEI tan shorts - psr ton. choppsd
fesa, t-sua peF Ton.
Lime ard Cement.
Portland cement imported per bhi ~ a.
i-sa - fnr fsturusd haEss plaster paris.
Der bhl ~ lifns Fan fuan Nurhs liar.
bs.r hhi 81 Is firs taiek per ~ a. riss.
tsfinf hair. psf n, -, metal iath, pr yard.
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OVERNIGHT
ENTR


Following are thc entries for
rtursday's races at the Meadows
FIRST RACE Five and 81 half
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spinnlngs fishing tackle sais
closes this week. Buy now
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Lime and Cement.

Portland cement Imported per hhi ~ ~
puftl lard rennsaf. California per bhl. 81
i-aa - fnr fsturrsd haEsi plaster paris.
DER htL ~ ufus Fan fuaa Nurhs liar
bor hi q Is firs taiek per ~ "a piss'
tsrins hair. psf n. =, metal iath. pr yafi.
Ee9a81.
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r. fhe Fit4 aafhnfitiHs HhaHlH MA
D. fistssssa - eiuai ftie naeesasft
faliset fpate stas - fesna ia Gas.
rs ftNrf tsas1tash aua Mas efeHk
fHEa hefeFr thHf take fhr flhat aHN
tffesesa - etrF uf allowing railway
tq p tatn aleiE thg river above ~
az tntaks. q sauld alrsFie - ihs
7HsEf - foHfalsH afuiienee a8A ais,tasfs
81 tasa euansst fraza I've - fhfar
- fhs Naaas FtHlH#tz eApuEta on Az
sifHe pnd eausiatsau IN thts reuntfa
20 sals a. e - peilsy q isttias
N - allowed fe ~H6ef ~ fHn bsal
s1esns e Ffsfsni5as ne F.ailatiau 81
ne water d@FtHs tar S7sfiod 81 railway
sifszifss fi1n au1 - sahs-ilasuf ofssfss
sppfeaehed Msees aussfte ta the
tHtsFpaahm~NH asst tnfainMnngn effh
= heb Iu feeeHf frass 10 aas 1esI aith
~ sstsssf q protecting aasa fTeesrss
- ne esisssassis = - state fFvfa
commission - sassid suxasst Fsaf
EfsaHies tiafrtnafaf# thF ssseukiys af
HiTsf ~ ths Mass tasrtta STATE ifsatfa
- tiaasga ausi iFefeesaE 81 fiyesrne
ard Sanitattan - Harvard uuf9efsatH
PREF Naffinzfen tasabiess stts pHaes
ficsi ssEeFtsnrn wtth 1fsat taafulHs
IL tnie ~ &c ansE h TexaFart ss an as.
fheaftf a. hafna Hna AksfuaA eH shs
sueteft Tss uftsg to might -
AEAtsAaA tfNHsH AffsAs4NtaA sh WITS
ilaa rsfHnssfad affh sasus - tas lad
tsg universities ~ f1s east The Be-
1heeata ana Impartial fnaNrueuf ~
s faHr az issiuH thnH He6aranra wHuta -
arFaufaf ~ al parties 20 fEia unfar
Eumafe controversy With uHNFr caafH
iFnEa fHaH Has mere local tslafN could
nap5ge Surh q turar stfsinr sizxslH So
aa0u the Eruuud ard snake a gefeor5
81 examination ~ thn watershed
o. rtHN 90 sha Efsat interests y hir 3
snr city hss ~ stake m this matter
the HsNeHsr 81 Natfh enuxEs issssif
= alsfI a6t - worth essnafdeFtus
THOMAS burke
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CHAMBER DIVIDED
ON QUESTION

country We cannot altogether Tot
set that Mut many Yuafa aau tHr en-
aincefs 90 another tfhnaeanttnrntal
railway asargfrd vefy positively that
faT "A railway. aHd Yet t Is u1S do
clared a. b. thr heat in the ,tss,ade
Mountains. w submit that thla nat
tee T. az such deep concern a. Seat
Gle that the city authorities would
hs clearly aetiHH in the public Interest
Il thry would ufdrr Ensinaet fhomns
sun 60 efEnuiaa aud head the nreeHz
aart cnsinaefina parties e. find and
lerHte suoa practical railway Tine
fnaW the q A a 81 rs mountain
division uaar Nattiesnake 20 maKIns
rfNcr thence Via iaaasuah ta Nav
cfspks WITH 40 EfHds IA eNteaa 81
about one poe cent and Ia distance
net rseeeainE tive mdica more than
nN thr cedar ttKNf route This ruula
= dome st an expense 81 not mafe
tssn ~ AN uH Ne as ~ ssisA a feitie
rsists there Us un excuse ruf ailaWtnE
"a railway ga vHtor the eitFa water
shot And when this vital question
ean be so easily aud chsapiy deter
mined, NhT nat 80 ttf
situatien In Brief.
The Situation thsa IA bfief Is thls
TIE Cedar HNrf watershed fufnishea
ans steal aaufen 81 Wktsr supply FOR
"a great eiiY A. considerable cost and
IHfmifr palms aud tfnuhle Scatter has
lred command 81 thi# watershed
aad With b supply ~ pare end
ufatian - Z ue4 Aa people When ID d
considered what an abundance OF good
pure water means 90 the health Of
rfFtN man. Woman ard child Twins
aud 60 Tive De- fnia CITY and Co the
stranger Within eur Eafcs e viii ~
HfFn what a pFiFriesH pnaroaainu -
have tn TIRE trstar ritcf watershed
lHr pty sielaHs - the city, the men
~ all ethrfs heat qualified e. srra
aa the question aDa who for their no.
bic and aisiutsrnstra conduct un thia
suhteFt Ca tae faea - snrefH and cal
uunt deserve she lasting kratitudea 81
lHF people. ATE ufaefiNalY unanimous
in che ariutuu That The construction
maintenance aud operation - this faM.
rNY un the iiHr proposed Ga the ufA
nAnee will tgad 60 Hollute ana infect
faku ghe ftsk Would II SCOT b. mHa
nesa e. take e uudrr ths rifrum
afanteHf fHa HuHaflan fnF the nHuHif
~ seattle co decide g. thts o. thffr
"a r0asit#iifF that the construction
maintenance tHd afHfatiun 90 this rash.
YVES Tor ~ mlles afarE trtar ueef
Hlate ttr eiiEs intake Wfu tend a.
rellute fhe gtlf Natef supply ff
thHft 81 fhen So aNnuHe the people 81
ihia eifN Is aueh : farfihie haaaf,i
eaaid D. uHs 81 che greatest muutel
uaf efiiuss fHanArHiHH y stg4 81 a.
nienrf. ua WatEHf in hos iaFEa an
ausuunf ueHld a. she n5ereat fffHs
in comparison with ihe tsuilatiaa -
the dfinklns wafEr shat eaaif cars
Htu eFrf1 faufat jH evffk household
fresn fhs hHmt.rst o. The meet pfeieH
l'gan ne sefw - disease. suffsfias
-. -
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The either. that . HFaegieAhla eaII.
VA ruufa eifh q uiasirnam gralf9 ef
ahe4f afs pee reai MAJ b. fauFtsf ffutu
TIE & ~ 4 81 Pc fn51ntafa tisisloa
rsaF Haf1iesnhsr 20 HaEtnE ftswF.
thsacs ~ the NaF q isss4uzh ard
kaY 1Heak to Seattle.
Thf renewal q the tutakn 30 the
toint asraFr naemfleu~d. distance %
saFsn nsiias. WUaid involve q pfuba bis
lpss Of from y 20 = Ger cent 81 water
ffunl the Present watershed Il would
cost &asqse a mile for thn add ifanai
Eipa aHd - - more for the cam
Taylor creek would have % b. iufure
tnia Cedar river shove fhe new la
fAks hitch WpuiG raSf anaut EieNd
faakiaH tn au ia 90 Zach neW Hips
Required ia FUTURE 20 supply She IN
efeaainx demands - the city wonid
have - - asFFn niles longer q reach
TIE nHN intake. iuVuixinx that maeh
s4ditinnaH expense - ths city II eass
this caurss weee adopted the iHmath
of The railway iiua within fhs cffgs
WaterahWd would BE- reduced - three
q fhras and uns-haff miles and ths
dtafsNre ~ the Nearest margin ~ the
F1xhf raf NaF Eaaif b. 20 feet and the
tFass ae feet from the river While
fhis would uat remove al danger To-
thn water FROM this construction and
uaaimfsuanep % the railway. t WOULD
greatly rs3uee N The expeHaa "a
Whieh The city would - pat would
Of course. have 20 be borne - fha
elmu4H4
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ore Other Alternative.

The other Alternative. the couafrlfr-
ton - the iiHs Via Ragimg River and
Ma creek. would clearly b. batter for
fha CifF and a. I think. better for
the company. u IL nov admitted
D. the chief engineer 81 thu company
fhaf ffara tass4lak - ssstiIe "a
MAY crews . Eoed iins can b. secured
with ne grade IN excess 1f one per
cent. which r. im accordance with the
rEpsafed assertion % City Enainsaf
BON .., AZ 90 has sss, l lss,s res
that from me 3 NJ q 81 -. noun.
faiu dls .af8a near Eafflasnaks. 70 a
connectlsu With the iiuH af issauuRh
. rrotzr railroad location can b.
ruade Nith no grads ln excess of bout
ore per cent fiis statement before
ths committee was that this iins wpuid
Eroba bis require I've % possibly three
short fanaeis and the construction %
n bridge ACROSS Raging river For
nearly - years Mf Thompson haa
been familiar with that county. not
eniY o. an ordinary observer. but iu
BIS character - an engineer Hia
tudFmenf. therefore. regarding IL
would naturally - more waiua bic ard
Trustworthy than that % an snKin e~r
who bad never saen e and who had
~ rely % the REPORTS 81 others r.
nardinK if
Ths sbiaf engineer Of ths railway
company admits that he never per-
sauaHr Inspected the country that
he knewa nothing % Il Of his own
parsanai knowisdgs. and that his en-
afusrrE made only a reconnaissance
g. Pc mountain division and Raging
river HAVING made only a rough
Reconnaissance the eoupanyE en-
Eineefa Hrs not IN q position eithsf
positively To affirm OF deny The er-
trfsnes ~ good route Through that
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HaHbut. n t8sifs sainsea trosft arssaes.
psf - teqfeise fresen silver saiuaen pef
~ fE4 ghiUaak rsifaaH. per 10 AHaf,
flcanasrs lh ftsf snisa. pff 20. See fnrk
ed Per ~ r. shfiups. Psf n. iac. fruasH
silver ssasiss tQ<c psT - Olympia oysters
pei sark r,unssnrss efahs uNl a.
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Victor Swanson has taken ont n
permit TO erect dwelling at s.
Carolfna 81
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-11-08
Modern Circus a Biz
Thing.
Great Barnum & Bailey Show With
Its IL Acres of Tents Which Re.
quires Five Trains to Transport
Twill be Seen Here in Its En-
tirety Thursday, Nov. 18th.

comprehensive little booklet, issued
by the management of the Barnum &
Bailey circus gives some information tha t
will be OF interest to thousands who con-
| template taking in the wonders of the
| big show when it exhibits in Henderson
Thursday, Nov. 10TH. The publication
calls particular attention to the follow
ing facts:
Every purchaser of a ticket, no mat
ter what the price paid for it, is entitled
| to see all the advertised attractions of
! the show, whether in the menagerie or
the main hippodrome pavilions What
ever auxiliary attractions there may be
are never advertised
The show is never divided The per-
formances given in small towns are ex-
actly the same as those presented in New
York and other large cities"
The performers are secured from all
parts OF the world, by agents especially
employed by the management, and, in
engaging novelties, no limit is placed
upon effort Or expense. Get the best, no
matter what the cost, is Il standing Bar
mum & Bailey order"
Every startling novelty origina ted in
Europe during the past quarter of cen
tury has been introduced to America by
|
| the show more than ever keeps up it's rec
ord by presenting several imported acts
of such a startling character, as to seem
almost beyond the range of reason. In
one OF them an automobile guided by a
young American girl, darts forty feet
through space, upside-down, and in an.
other two bicyclists turn aerial somer
saults on their wheels
| The great tents cover over twelve
acres of ground; it takes five trains o.
double-length cars to transport the show
from city to city; the employees number
over a thousand; there are 300 perform
ers, representing every civilized national
ity on earth; over 500 horses are utilizeC
for the various purposes of the show; the
new Peace spectacle presents vast dis
play by hundreds OF fgorgeously -costumeC
characters and brilliantly comparisonet
horses, elephants, camels and other ami
mails; and the menagerie has three herds
of elephants, four giraffes, the only bi
horned rhinoceros in America and hun
dred cages of other rare wild beasts"
The performance is given in thTet
rings, on two stages, in mid air, and upOI
a huge hippodrome track, under th'
largest tents ever constructed; and al
comfortably seated and entertained a
one time
Seats reserved for the show are Sc
cured by coupon and are at the disposa
of the holder until after the performance
Grand-stand chairs are furnished pur
chasers of the best seats, and, in ever,
possible way, the comfort and conven
ience ofpatron- are intelligently studied
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Commerce and the South.
Baltimore Manufacturers Record.

Baltimore Manufacturers Record.
Following the line of least resist
ance," the "down-hill haul to the
sea" the ever growing commerce Of
the country is more and more seek
ing an outlet through Southern
ports. Our foreign commerce, now
50, 900, 100000 a year, will double
and quadruple, as will our coastwise
trade, but the number of our ports
can be very slightly increased even If
millions should be expended. Nature
has fixed the location of our avail
able ports and forever set the limit
upon their number. AS commerce ex-
pands, Southern ports must grow in
opulence and population. Great f.
nancial centers must naturally follow,
and the vast commerce, OF which we
have seen only the beginning, will
soon flow through the South, will be
mighty factor in the building OF
railroads, the growth OF cities, the
immigration of people from other
countries and other sections. There
are few countries on earth which have
such a geographical relation to the
centers of productive energies on the
one side and the worlds commerce
on the other as the South. The hu.
man mind cannot fully grasp the
wonders OF the coming years in this
Heaven-favored section.
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Beautify Your Premises.
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Beauty il one of the valuable
things to be gather by the wayside;
beauty in the home and beauty
around the city house and the farm
house. The influence OF beauty is
permeating and powerful. 1t makes
the home and the farm attractive to
the young boy and girl. Beauty in
surroundings has a refining effect.
Ii we cultivate taste for music,
flowers, good literature, etc, it will
tend to destroy the attractions for
the vulgar. A modest home oi
beauty, OF taste and refinement will
elevate and ennoble the mind and
cultivate the spirit OF contentment
Beauty is in the reach of all. The
cottage can be as beautiful as the
mansion. The JOY of living comes by
gathering the things worth while by
the wayside. One of these is the
good that comes from adorning your
yards and premises with grass plots
shrubbery and flowers, and giving
encouragement and sympathy tC
tired mothers OF the crowded city anC
the farming housewives. The beau
tifying OF homes gives pleasure tt
others and stimulates them to dt
likewise. 1t cheers the spirit to lool
out upon neat and attractive yard
and lawns, and go into tastily fur
nished homes. A little more atten
ton along this line would make man.
unsightly places q beauty-spotpieaa
in0 to behold.
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