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The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
SUBURBAR---F0R SALE,
Connecticut Avenue Terrace.

Inquiry for lots in this delightfully."- located sub
division lS increasing daily. and gratifying mum
ber oi sales has already been made. while many
options have been taken several cf the lot holders
have perfected their plans for the erection Of homes
and others are contemplating TO do 50 IN the near
Attention is directed 20 tins subdivision beeause Of
the fact that Il Is situated at the highest elevation
ON Connecticut avenue $50 feet)-
We are now busily engaged IN clearing the land of
ali unQcTETowth and Jll lsiTabie trees. leaving only
such viii add TO the beautyEof the property IN.
rs future dcvclopIleut Is son as this WORK IS
completed the graius and n.aeadauizing Of streets
trees &c, VIII be begun immediately. so that per
sons intending 70 build can do 50 at the earliest
This property fronts two thousand l20ol feet OF
fashionable Connecticut avenue; only car fare %
The CITY Is DIRECTLY y t9e line e the cyys gTgagest
leading straight 10 this subdivision. viii soon be
Buy nov. before the opening Of this magnificent
bridge and receive the great increased value which
Drop postal, telephone, OF call for illustrated plat
Pricls-fwenty-H7e l25l to thirty-eisht 1881 CENTS
Tern5-one hundred 500 to five hundred ls50a
In cash; balance $50 20 $50 monthly rive per cent
N tur all cash Money loaned TO build.
Fulton R. Gordon, Suburban Realty
Operator.
Robert E. Heater, Manager,
Colorado Bldg. Telephone Main 529.
Remember this is the best prop
erty that has been offered to the
public on Connecticut avenue with
in the last ten years, OF ever again
will be, at our present low prices.
82ll-VILLAGE FARM; NEAR HALF ACRE;
splendid water force pump; 6T. cottage; attic makes
two rooms bath; poTches. one inc.1sed IL glass
close % trolley ieW nun. Ilde city very cheap az
500. TIE SOULE CO, Inc, go la. ave.
n0I5-G
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HOUSES WANTED.

Ie YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
nlsled UNFINISHED houses, list your property
With GRACE n THOMAS. Corcoran Bldg.
uoi0-39t
NANTED-PROPERTY OF ALL DESCRIP-
tons Have purchasers ready to buy If properly
pIlccd For quick sale see me
ALLAN f. WALKER, 14IO G st.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS WANTED.

IF You WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them TO Gsrson, Dent & Co, 6ll 7th St NV,
as we are the only real estate agents renting
oclS1
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
machine shop. Price, $500
I2.OoO square feet on Grace st.. Georgetown, o2po-
site Capital Traction Power Plant. Price, $500.
20 Poplar st. Georgetown; sroom frame Rent.
SSSs. Pice, 200.
1851 =. Market Space potomac ST.. Georgetown.
Rent. $3.50. Price s. $50 Occupied as fish market
and dwelling. Water and sewerage
1905 s.th st. lot lszl20: brick dwelling Rent.
lai 9th st. 4; corner frame. Rent $3.50. Price.
2ls9 St; frame store and dwelling Price, s2,7se.
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
l33-2 s2D ST NV
Phone West 40.
GREAT BARGAINS.
p Two houses on IN s.. nv six rooms each.
Two bricks on ST. nv. six rooms and bath
each. Rent. SiL5O. Price 5000 for both
SiX-rOom brick in Sc. Rent, $3.50. Price g 900.
Corner store and dwelling IN sw. Rent, 81. 80.
Cali and see US about them before it is too late.
Smith Thompson, il. & Co. (Inc.)
1888 +. II. n. w. (BasementD.
FOR SALE
coy 6room press-brick house IN Georgetown
convenient TO car lines churches and school. Price
y 50U
]. D. & W. D. SULLIVAN,
TO7 18TH ST. y. w.
FoR SALE
Investment or Home.
Price, S4,500
Rented for So 50 No
rDoIns, bath CELLAR furnace; large lot.
IA blocks from House Representatives Anner.
S. w. Pickford, 81 Colorado Bldg.
Special Bargains-$2,65O to $1,000.
a lot Of neat and compact emi-detached Groom
and bath brick houses In Sc brand new and never
been occupied slo0 cash and small monthly D sy1nerts
Smith Thompson, jr. & Co. (Inc.)
1888 +. st. y. W. (BasemsnD.
CnLORED CITIZENS ATTENTION. NICE 10
room. bay window brick home near dupont Circle
N good condition; rent $500 This house cJst
~ 5go, and is worth that nov. I can sell Il for
Sy9. See me at once. JOSEPH T. ATKINSON
4ol Bond Bldg. 18Th 81. aud y. \. ave. noIs3;
SIX DAYS LIFT TO SELL A NICE D-ROON
brick house d. m. l. fue neighOorhood near cars.
worth B0JJ ] viii sell for s. IS. BE quick See
ne to-day JOSEPH X. ATKINSON, 40l Bond
B-dg lith St and y. y. ave nois-st
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.

l0l5 18th ST NW.-EXCELLENT TABLE
beard; also few choice rooms; suite or single.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
vel dressed FOR SLO week. Look for KANDEL,
ll2 9Th St NV. nol5-Im
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid worn carpets. Drop postal or phone
nam $50. WASHINGTON RUG 60. Factory,
93l 9Th st. NV.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
THE DAVis0Rs' ACADEMY & REsIDEEcE

Il9 SIKH SIKEET NV
Thorough and Reliable Years OF Experience.
Class Evenings Tuesday, Thursday. Beginners at Z
Dancing Receptions $50 Private lessons given any
hour. with music. Teachers. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson.
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New York.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
bers OF the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. lA2 street northwest. Phones main
6f3g CIII
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED-l00 HOME-RAIsED CAN
aries; viii sell them Just as they run at 81 each
also japanese sp9nlels, cocker spaniels, coiles
IN allu laia aNst' pols' LO4 tta5IlIs
also Ang0Ta cats. DC. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE
10 18th st. NV. no9f
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IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Samuel J. Harman et al plain
tins- vs.. New England Tonopah Mining Company,
defendant At law, No sSlZ6.-Thc object OF this
suit Is 70 recover the sum Of S2.B5& counsel ices
and disbursements claimed Of the defendant by
the plaintiffs, particularly set out iu the
declaration fled in this case and TO have Judg-
ment Of condemnation Of certain property OF the
defendant levied under an attachment issued in
tEis suit 70 satisfy the plaintiffs claim Il is there
fore. tAis 9TH day Of November. lgs. ordered that
the defendant appear IN this CuuTt on OF before the
foTtleth dag. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days. after the day Of the first publication Of this
order, to defend this suit and show ca1se why
said contemplation should not be had otherwise
the suit viii be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault Provided. copy of this order be published
at least once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Herald before said day. BY the Court:
WRIGHT. Justice. A true copy-Test: Seall 4
h YOUNG, Clerk BY ALE q. BUHKMAN Assist
ant CLERK Attorney, Il. GOLDEN DONALDSON.
no7HN
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Z. II. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
AttUmeyA


AttCmeyG
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oi columbia, holding a District Court- In u the
extension Of Euclid street Ia Meridian Hill. in the
District u Columbia. Dis.rlct Court No. b67.-NO-
nee IS hereby given that the Commissioners q the
District u Columbia pursuant 90 the pros .sOns q
an act q Congress approved June H. lsQ6 entitled
An act for the extension of Euclid street. Ne
rdian Hin. ln The District Of Columbia. have filed
a petition in this court praying the condemnation
street, IN Meridian Hil m the Distzict of Coluln-
biS, ss shown on plat o. map prepared ~ the
non and marked Exhibit D. C., No. !. and pray
ing, also that jury q seven ludic0us dsintercstcd
men, not fclGted O. any person interested in these
preceding and not In the service OF employ mCTt
b. summoned Dy the United states Marshal for the
DistTIct Of Columbia 20 asses the damages each
owner ot land takcn may sustain by reason of the
extension Of said street and the condemnation q
the land Necessary for the purposes Cf such cxtcu-
sion, and % assess the BENEFITS resulting tncTFfrum
as pruvIded ia the aforesaid act OF Congress 10 is by
Gered that al persons having any interest IN these
pTocecdiugs bc. aud they hereby. warned and
quEc1 70 app1r iu thls CONT ca Or before the SIN
DAY OF DECEMBER \. -. 1916. at DO O'Clock
shall have made its uIal order ratfring ard CuFrm-
ms thc award q damages and the ASSESSMENT q
bvilefts u tie 5ury 60 be summoned herein. and It
u Iuftior or1tred that cpy - tIls Hutce and or
der De published once ia the Washington Las Ro-
porter, and SIX secular days IL the Washington
star and The Washington Herald newspapers pub
hsEeG in said District, before the said 6tH day 0f
Decsmber. A. ID. I906. II IS further ordered mat
COPS Of this notice and order be served bv the United
states Marshal OF bis Deputies uI0u such owners
o. the land 70 be condemned herein as NAV be
District ~ Columbia before the said 5tu day Il De
CC1lbgr. /. ID. lab. BY the court. JOB BARNARD
justice. \ true copy-Iest: tseal.i J. 4. YOUNG
CiUTk, b. T. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clcrk.
uuli .l9. 81 GA268
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THE MISSIONER.

18TH AND SIS NV
Several very desirable apartments fcr rent: cen
trai location; convenient 20 cars excellent service
moderate rent inspect these apartments before rent
ing elsewhere. JOHN L, EDWARDS. 706 llth 81
cc9s-ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
PACK/NGTON AND
OUR OWN KITCHENS
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

The q ne
examination Of this packing establishments
at The
things hls The
cleanliness production
OF wholesome food. far BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE
KITCHEN
something about This Jump
kitchen question g brought home a
CAREFUL SHOULD
thoroughly
CLEAN NAILS before ker
Doea her dishes ELI
dishes n a toweig
kitchens harbor breeding. disease
RAGS7
housewives spelling food the
the insane belief that they SAVING THE FOODg
the butter
or EDGES or THE KNIFE. off.
HAD TURNED GREENY
How many housekeepers guilty Of WASHING OF the
COOKING TABLE with dish cloth uruug from rs
SOUR AND GREASY
many wash their frying and n
unfit for cleansing pigs
10 10
q % be
Paekinstown a bad place. doubt Of but
what blessing would Be n Paeklngown agitation would
mp kitchens
has, kitchen keepers thinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
Label That Does Not Lie

greatest possible nr the iewel trade
country passage federal punshug
the marking OF god aud silver articles
dealers sold aud silver ewery.
whether Individually officers and
corpsfae viii their po In the channels Of In
fegeisn and labeled
Indicating the gold
alloy either metal Ia such article degrce
Of quality such gold silver
q alloy"
The penalty violation Of fine each of not
move t5oo. three months imprisonment both
enforced viii undoubtedly In strengthen
Hdsuee sold this country aud
profits dealers manufacturers
which jewellers hail hoon
precisely principle bin fof
the Inspection labelling OF
Certainly important tho people that their meats
be pure their jeuelry DO souune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
DUFFY, THE DEATH MAN

sl'or heavens sake" said tie man
aging editor 60 the obituary expert.
write ap something about somebody
who IL EoiuH a. die Every time Yau
ffams out a story and take 40 the
artists Time the individual gets
we'll
I can't help a." said Duffy ~
they won't die
know that. said the msoaEins
editor. nut why DO YOU pick cut the
tough oneaf Every distinguished tn
Valid YOU select seems dying every
moment. hut the moment your hiaH
rsphy il ready they Het steadily let
isf In mo- opinion YOU are q deattl
hoodoo You should get isto an
other line. 60 ana got a Job AZ a
llfa Insurance aaant. there you'd
shine"
Senator hanks had heard that an
exhaustive mrmpir hnr beer pre-
parsd in the office Of the afternoon
paper for publication iu the event
~ his death lie wrote a sarcastic
letter 10 the managing editor. stat
ma that he would only be too happy
~ accommodate him By dying. and
sincerely regretted that any inooh-
venienea should be caused by his
unexpected recovery We asked that
he mieht be forwarded ptoaf sheets
Of the kindly obituary intended
Il was sent ana the only mark
in the proofs vac turned comma.
The senator wrote that ne was much
relieved 60 learn that ~ these days
when men holding the highest Of
fees Ia The glft ~ the peopla wer.
pfpmlseupusiy branded as liars. etc.
that the writer ~ hts obituary had
stated That he. the senator. com
hiuri the peneuatiVe insight of the
scientific pioneer With the simplicity
% childhood In his domestic rela-
iiaua
Tha, Was bad enough. but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
SAILOR KILLED eY ENGINE.

While apparently Intoxicated Rob
ert ". oldham, sailor. was run
over and instantly killed BY North
srn Pacific switch engine No. 50 at
2 % O'Clock yesterday morning At
the foot Of Yesler way The head
was severe4 The remains we're re-
moved 20 Bonney Watson's mofRuo.
The train crew insists that they
did not see Oldham until after the
engine had crushed out the mans
life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

day before the obituary man had
hurried out the biography ~ con
gresham Gonlaah Of Wisconsin.
whom ths dispatches stated. had
been killed Ia railroad wreck 4
telegram reached tho managing ed
itor
Report ~ my death absolutely
false. Contradict al once
That naddened poor Duffy The
world ~ his cherished specially had
turned 10 one Of dust and ashes
THE editor called duffy Ia "9pus
Lash be said. wasn't 30 mad be-
cause be had been killed BY sou but
in IL letter be- wrote ms be- said that
he thought he Nas worth more than
"a quarter OF q Coiuiou.'
DUFFY sat troubled that night lie
was summoned Come 10 the Of p
flee ~ once" Another case ~ pre-
mature extinction. he sighed
"puffY.a said the editor 4 have
Thought aut "a great scheme far sou
The plan = bursting with Hrnapar Re-
i've profit You set Co work and
prepare Hist af nit The distinguished
tnKaltha hose biographies YOU have
Nfittsn Ia advance during The last
six months They are strong and
ariige 10 man every one ~ them
Well write them 10 send tesii-
maniaia AID publish the lot Ap.
plgatiana VIII foi in aHd there's mo-
competition 20 lower price We viii
just use = little lineff
celebrities Ia declining health ara
requested 10 communicate with Dur
~. obituary editor. cure Euafau-
fesd.
The enterprise ia a great sueesaa.
The managing editor and Duffy are
nav both rich men. and many nuia-
hies who have recovered from pre-
dieiea death owe their renewal II
life % The efforts OF Duffy the
death man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
The Month OF Marriage

YOU arbitrary decree 81 fashion needed 70
Of June the time OF love and mans
Thbre = q higher law; and al nature submits 20 H.
Iaok yery lowest plants The tnieat
show THO first beginnings o life and the
The hairRe hte strings Of cells that IN
on threads gve the 1rs, HAT
OF the function
All through Of plant life Is clearly marked as
Is the sexual ussincthe force Of love
the flowers their oooTng and their fragrance
butterfly honey and
feFtitlng pollen from plant plant
Ia countless myTads Of forms Of plant lie low a to be
ordinarily notice marriage reproduction
the favofits month Is June.
rhe month Of roses" IL whyy Perhaps
themselves in june
Every bursting bud Is drama Of love and longing
Every brilliant color. plea for mating
poetry s scientific fact she
powerful phys
heal force in the world
great mystery Of life be the growth of
years Mai million faces hears
million voices. a million their
their touch him Then
holds him for life and death She
nobler beautiful by
and yet $ empty without
assureaiS there be something In this love.
There Is IN that there Is In anything else in the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
The Silence Cure

3 prescribed 70
aiay a preserve beauty
setting nSNheh tho
tient not a
specialist that
be TO nnly
brain hour iay shall less about
raixia and breakdown.
This veFy scientific smaekS Of the usual weak
OF the speculative theerst
that ought be silent In While
Is thing but 70 them 70 do II Il quite another.
prescription might have.
~ useless long there Is Of applying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
A LOVE STORY
OF THE LINKS

pown nha aheferinK the ninth hol." ia an
- - -
We followed green and then We
spoke In whispers disturb a
DraNn not ONLY but Into fashionable rig
a ever appointment smsed ~
70 Nee pair Of 81 hgh vainiy
abbreviated tails and ehamped silver bita
10 The carriage the
She had that
She things that
think Of
Its clothes modsh rnountnKs
And u doesn't hoy banda in
hts and pairs u uure
Remember that Gibson picture sitting on
fence ookng Into each others
sled and storm marked and they do
THIS sass companion picture taken from
not Tor them The beginning and the life
These ps0pe o. hiEh
as de- sam and o tha cottage
Of
would
20 started the than,-lu., HAPPY
fnf love Il blind deaf and ofa eloqueny
IL IL dumb. -F ~
dselisFn In :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
ASMART STREET
DRESS

Crepe de ehlu- feulard IL ihe lat
eat faahlanat'ia fabric foe smart
street dresses A stunning oue IL
male apoa q simple model Delicate
ifortennia blua Il fhe color uf Ehe
fuuisFd. the erepe betting decked Nlth
aroupa Of tiny rings 81 the same
tone The cefsase aua sleeves are
trimmed with large madaillans
y hils blue siik and pauns velvet are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
Notice to Property
Owners

The strongest Organization of any
kind in the state of Washington L.
an organization 81 10000 property
owners for their own mutual pro-
tertion against fire loss Tile *
pcuaHg II the organization are very
iight 1ra in five Felra ~ has saved
its members over $4,000. a. eon-
pared 70 the annual rates they
would have r. ray stock companioa
for the same insurance
The corporate name a. TIE North
western Mutual Fire Association.
ana % makes n speciality o. DWELL
lnga, household goods and well
equipped factory risks. not suhiaet
10 the conflsgiatlon hazard -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
DYNAMITE IN
VACANT HOUSE
FORTY STICKS or EXPLOSIVE
ARE DISCOVERED AND BUR.
iED-sEconp CASE WlTHIH a
MONTH.

Forfy sticks q 6ynamlts were
discovered in a vacant house near
the intersection q 18th Az. q and
Hanford 81. on Saturday night BY
Phillip French. This = the second
time within a month that loose
dynamite haa been picked ar.
Paffoinau Smart Investigated the
latest raas and yesterday buried tho
dynamite fn the woods near BY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

You remember how the price Of
beef vent up a couple Of years ago.
don't Youts asked the man who Was
after Information
Yes. ! recall that. said the man
Who sent 10 tho bottom Of ever,
thing
I believe you said the advance
vas due 20 natural reasons. that the
price VAS made hy the isw Of supply
and defnAnd
Exactly And / stick 70 that. 20
vas tbs reply
And | SUPPOSE you have read
that the packers Representatives
have testified that their trade has
heen eat tn tWa b the recent aN.
isaan Of conditions. al tho packing
houses.
Yes. replied the stndanf weari.
y. 4 have noticed that
Well. how much lower ia beef
since tho demand has become 80
likhtf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

"nr nuun'H sermons never eob
tain anything tight and bright They
are always dull aud heavy"
"Non aud Jones' dittor In your
opinions Of him
tna wefh
Yes Jones SAYS he never say e
any thing that has any Nelghf
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FROM our MIDST TO YOUR
MIDST.

We regret 70 aay by the time thia
reaches you that Sit john g
sheafer aud family will have 10
Gated In your village They vii be
greatly missed all through tie
noighb0rhood. and u Niil be hard
matter to tiud family sho can
lill their places aud be a. generally
useful "a the community az thcy
have been since they have been IN
our midst AppomAtioN tNat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
BURGLAR WAS
A FRIEND
WOMAN CALLS POLICE. ONLY
TO FIND THAT THERE WAS
NOTHING Foa THEM TO DO.

Instead - desperate burglar
whom they hoped 10 entrap. the po-
Ice found twa VERY badly frightened
women IN the residence az AIS
James Mitchell. At cot Howard Av.
astlY thia morning
Mrs Mitchell was awakened dut.
ms the niElft b. Sounds o. some
one moving m The house she tele-
Hhousd 20 police headquarters.
Detective Hubbard and several Of.
fcsrH surrounded the house The
aluecnnts had their guns ready when
Airs Mitchell announced that the
noise had been made b a friend
Nho vas stopping a. her hana
GOVERNOR HARRIS WELL.
EATON. ohio. June Is Gov.
efuof Harris. whose illness SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
80 Years Selling Good
Meat

Is the record Of the Band Box Mar
let, 100 First az Do you think
we could keep increasing our
business. year after year II we did
not sell the best meat money can
buy II icsa than others charge, Try
Us on one order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

You call this thing a commence.
mentfa asked the proud father
Yes. answered the sweet &. A.
ltH commencement for me"
Humphi Aud finish fng me
= hear that Bowman has taken
up the violin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

The naN senator from Mar land
- 81 years old Hot they'll give
him plenty OF rrst IN the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

caused alarm last he die. has 70
covered and reNHmad nuperiniend.
ina the construction 81 new barn
on hts farm today.
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sfts 1890.
ON THE FRONT !.
80 tsttt 10000.

Thrse-HaHief schooner VEGA sau-
"a yesterday FOR kafzsBas aspnd
Steamer Excelsior arrived I4f. -.
mKhf from the Neat 70 witb a 80.
liHt IT passengers ard 800 tens !,
ore To- the Tacoma smsiiar.
steamer Indiana aaUeI lat ni.s,
0H hes first TRIP 10 Rome AID ~
zebue sound Wlth 900 tons Z,
freight and ron load ~ uaaaanrss.
many 81 the iaffsf hrifs fnf Kot,.
bua sound where fH.y aUl be =.
ploYed on The g.. Norris ditch
The Dolphin sailed BeaisfdaF fora
noon for HhHs #IIH f. fall ie.s
~ passengers o. a4HiH.1afern A.
kan ports many ~ tHem rggsa
irippefs The EaHfa CLARA also .sa
81 in the forenoon fYf The vest.
Hurd.
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meg 20 their capacity. Heavy tom.
1t NHvei from the east ana -.
larger number ~ people fsf Aiaas
this year are Responsible
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Some DAY when that particular spot
IL Etubbed Or titled there will prob
ably be a caas for the coroner.
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Why doesn't somebody dfamatiAu
Chancellor DAY.
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AMUsEMrNTo IN orArrLG.

= The Meadows pro. I
a gram First race 2 . ~
= Grand opsfa House Henri I
4 etin ffoamnn ia MARY. MARY.
= Quite Contrary
4 Seattle Thsatsr FrnWley !
q Company IN THE wife
4 Third Avenue Th~tsr-- I
= AYieaWOrth company ia The
= Struggle for Gold
4 star rhsater-.Vaudeyille !
= ofphs I'm Thsatsr-Vaude.
a VILE
= Psntsass Thsatsr-Yaudo.
4 VILE,
= Central Thsater - Yauds. ,
= Vile !
= Lake Union Pavilion ROLLER
a skating. 4
. Madison Park Pavilion I
. Dancing Wednesday and Sun I
. day nights
h n q 4 n n A. n u d q a a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

are ntoo sweet for anything. and
take up with them before they know
anything about their character or
r,nl worth. People Ut genuine worth
viii Not force their attention apan
Young ladies'. Aud young ladies had
q thousand times better be without
ans company than 90 select the Kind
they sometimes do Don't be IN h
hurry to set 20 beau, taie time
enough 10 make "A good selection
Above ali things beware af fiifla =
WaYneahurR pa independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-25

what would the stage DO Win
out the melancholy Danef
HAS he gone an the stage
Err ah--er--i don't understand
sou
when did h. so on the stage
WHY. he has been the LEADING
character of the English npeahnE
stage fof several hundred Years
say. Who &C. yaa talking about ?
About Hamlet lies the mglnn|
ohnlf Dane, Of course
oh. excuse me I thought You
meant battling Nelson. the fighting
Dane