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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-18
PICTURES AND DRAWINGS

PICTURES AND DRAWINGS
Our selections of Pictures for the
Holiday trade would attract attention
anywhere by their artistic beauty. The
assortment Is large, they are taste
fully mounted and would prove most
acceptable gifts, and would always be
source Of pleasure to their owners.
You couldn't make poor Picture Sc
lection here-It isn't In this lot OF
beautiful pictures.
Among others you will find pastel
drawing by Howard Chandler Chris
ty. Singly they sell everywhere at
81 and more each. In Sets Of six we
offer them at $3.50 the Set.
Christy Drawings in color. framed in
rich dark frames with glass. Sell
every where at $2.25. Here they are
S1.75. Harrison Fishers Cartoons
In sets Of six, $3.50 the Set.
And scores and hundreds Of others
at all serts of prices. See our pic
lures. You'll be pleased with them.
CRUMB TRAYS-Complete with the
Scraper made Of untarnishable met
al-looks like silver-$150 Each.
TOILET CASES, ETC.
TRAVELLING CASES - Gentlemen's
Travelling Toilet Cases, complete, in
cluding Brush and Comb, Tooth
Brush, Mirror and Manicure. Prices
$3.50 up to $500.
LEATHER GooDs-our showing Of
leather goods, including Ladies'
Card Cases, Purses and Handbags,
and Gentlemen's Purses, Pocket
books, Bill Books and Card Cases, is
quite the handsomest ever shown in
Yorkville. Prices up to $1,000.
Music Rolis-for CARRYING sheet mu-
sic-$200 and $3.50 Each.
MANICURE SETS-For Ladies', COM
plete in every detail-$1.50 to $500.
TOILET CASES-Ladies always ap-
preciate gifts like these. You'll find
them here in Genuine French Stag,
Sets 81 to $40 lin EbOnoid. Sets 50 to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-18

T. w. SPECK, The Jeweler.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-18
LOWNEY'S CANDIES.

LOWNEYS cANDlES-For the hol-
idays the York Drug Store will have
an especially fine showing Of Low
ney's Chocolates and Bonbons. This
popular brand of Chocolates and
Bonbons need no introduction by US.
1t is recognized as standard In quail
ity and purity wherever CONNECTIONS
are sold. But. Remember, Wen
have fresh shipment for the Hol-
iday trade.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-18

| $40 $Je.SSi 90 Sterling Silver Sets s'2 to
MIRRoRs-For the dressing table.
Heavy French Plate Glass, Gold
mounted. Up to $40 Each.
SHAVING SETs-Including Mug and
| Brush. (some with Razor) both In
| quadruple silver and china $3.50 to
$500 the Set. Single Mugs up to 81
Shaving Brushes 1oo to $500 Each.
EXTRACTS, SOAPS, Ete.-When 1t
comes to u question Of Toilet Soaps,
Extracts. Colognes, Dentifrices, Sa-
chefs Powders, Toilet Powders. and
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Articles,
we have them-Always have them
and you can find just the quality
and the price to please you.
NOVELTIES.
1907 cALENDARS-Ou line of 1907
Calendars Is so far ahead Of any
thing ever shown in Yorkville and
| so far ahead Of anything we've ever
shown in Calendars that an intelli-
gent description is impossible. Suf-
fee II to say that our Calendars
represent the perfection Of Art CAL
endar making and come and see
them. Calendars are always appre-
ciated as gifts-they are used 365
| udyS-tdCIl year. IOC " Yi'OO GdStl'
lVASESAIf you appreciate the beau
tiful in what is broadly termed bric-
a-brac, you should see our Ameri-
can. German and Japanese Vases
there's not very many here, but
what are here show most beautiful
examples Of Vase making. Prices
from 10c to $1,000 Each.
CLOCkS-Small Bronze Mantel or
Desk Clocks. 3o-hour time, heavy
bronze cases, very artistic designs,
$3.50 and Upward.
INDIAN BASKETS, NOVELTIES
Have you seen them? The stock in
cludes Work Baskets, Jewelry Bas-
kets' Catch-Alls, Soiled Clothes Bas-
kets, Picture Frames, Table Mats,
ETC., made by American Indians.
Sc and Upward.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-12-18
RICH CUT GLASS.

Cut Glass always makes an ideal gift.
It always pleases the recipient, and is
held In lasting remembrance Of the
giver. When you can think Of nothing
else that's suitable as gift, why just
make It Cut Glass and you'll be right.
We have an elegant assortment Of the
best art productions Of American cut
ters. Individual pieces up to $500;
Sets up to $500.
To describe our showing Of China Is
an almost impossible task, not that
there is so much of 1t, although there
Is quite q lot, but because Of its rich
ness and variety the description Is a
little hard to put in words. Here you
will find single pieces, Chocolate and
Tea Sets, Chocolate and Tea Pots, At
ter Dinner Coffee Sets, Salad Bowls,
Cake Plates, Pitchers, in various de-
signs, some of them richly hand-paint-
ed by skilled artists. See our China.
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS-If
you wish to give something that will
prove useful give a Waterman Ideal
Fountain Pen. These pens have
stood the tests of time and are the
most popular Of all fountain pens.
There's a superb line here for selec-
tion.. Prices from $3.50 to $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
Belief i'm Self

Has disappointment come 10 Jour
you failed shat bad most set heart Ont
nd you rely PROMISE on to Ind Il brokcnf
lave yea in trusted you moatf
BE downeasf. don't don't lose faith
question: after ALT which really vital TO
I'd YoU BELIEVE IN YOURSELF
What ARE In hard luck and shabbyi The old
and back proun Many Eood work has
ruined a rich keep level head
thoughts deeds have darkness and time 10
develop
poor dreamed OF America the land Of
promise His rpencd nio ambtion he borrowed TOR
his arrived Madison Wis, psaness AID
But he alone Tor With him bcef In him
set scarcely word OF English hut language IL NOT tho
understood through bis
work He lived wisely that matter how small his he
little Nor aid he his and weaken ha
by pnng eoaia little BY little then
strides he pushed his Of and oscaF
ity Today he of Wisconsin
upward TITS splendid march based belief
self
Don't bexade Of and strugxs they The
life They which
thought making show; which the beat there Is in
the obstacles path than
you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
$4,000 Year

Governor Minnesota eonr
very old discussion aud Interpretation to
"a day daily bread"
viii dissent from Governor Johnsoas observation that THE
up dollars aud
cents as hesht % human ambition"
perhaps him when he the
happy medium poverty and wealth income of $4,000
year.
people Of omug In regularly every
year considerable resemblance dollars and cents
worth speaking Of
money bad for and that too
found who Just
much what too ittie
million dollars today look bsscr than
q hundred thousand did 80 years aso.
Then as new there werc focused other
pennies.
On contrary intimately meets our ee
mental Joy there IA In a.
hunEry who buy bread for hs family
a does the richer man who
strains his credit buy agtomohlle
It would b interesting Johnsoaa figure
resentns complete happiness living and hsh thinking
evolved To the mind $1,000 year LOOKS not very d
si0o0Co They alike beyond common COM
pgchension
considerably below $1,000 Ia
supposed American knows less than tenth
part Of happiness $4,000 ycas
brighter and the laughs that
the than from the mansions the contrary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

strong door on IN house nn' lock-
We knew couldn't BIO clicked. 80 ons
night IN bpaa had MO lay fer tn
Thief
4 hid IN place whore could
watch m doar without bsin' seen
an I stayed awake all right enough
till mofnins too. bat when We went
inside there wuE m empty can. IL
wux provokin an th' boss got u into
his head TIT I'd fell asleep duFln' tn
niaht. an he limited "a much, 80 I
said IA try # another uiEht, but In
aide en- snfiaE house that time.
Well. sir. long In tn middle " IN
night I heard apiashiu' IN m
cream and I iit n lantern ! had With
mo L see whnt wuz Eain' on. Right
there IN N middle % en- can WA
hlackanate. an paY but he wuEz
asplaahin' his tail round fer fair,
lie wuH 20 busy he didn't see me an
Wua - interested list watched
him Instead u KILN him lie KEEP
that tail whlrlin' till he'd chufned
ali IA cream. an then hs cit down
an quietly eat m butter an itHksd
up IN huttefmiik,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

they reached the gate At which they
had parted three years before. and
here. despite her efforta TO escape.
he detained her,
"no you remember the last time
we stood here together he asked
DO you remember how You laughed
az NE. and LET me walk off down the
lane with never a word
Yes" ahe retorted defiantly.
casting shame and reserve 60 the
winds. 4 called you back and you
would not come. | did not mean
what said. and-ohi but what n
the use OF talking like thisT"
ile had released her hand, aud she
stood leaning against tho gate, her
face hurled IN her folded arms, her
tears flowing unreatrained.
"nut II l we're single" he urged.
Tell me. would YOU repulae me
again
There was a strange liEht shining
IN his eyes. aud suddenly, ere she
could escape, hia arms we're around
her. and he was pressing his lipa
foycrishly 10 her hot cheek
TELL me he whispered TELL me
and | viii release you only tell
me-
tits perslslancy had conquered
and abe gave the fainteat shake u
the head and a tremulousiy NUT
tered NO" and he instantly re-
leased her 60 catch her again the
next moment as she was sinking
hair falntlne II the ground
Now. HegtY. darling nov YOU
have said you will nat repu'se me,
| have gathered the necessary eenr-
age and | ask Yuu 60 be nay wife
Hut e."
oh" he laughed, "you need not
fear ehail not be committing big
amy. Ny first wife il "A pute
myth. and n yuu Will say Yea
She ala not say Yes even then.
but under the circumstances, per
hapa. words would have been super
nuqaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
BUILD BARGE

The Alaska Yukon Transports
ton co. has iet a contract for the
construction "a a large river barge
for aHs on the Yukon river and work
has commenced opposite the stst-
soa.Post mill The barge viii be
isi feet long with beam Of 10
feet. The Alaska Yukon TranepoF-
tafsnn Co. now operate the steamer
OF City on tho Yukon. Tho large
will be Knocked down. taken to 81
Michael aud there put together
Tho Dominica Commercial Co
owning large stores AZ Chenas Fair.
hanks aud down river poluts vii
uma tho steamer aud barre for tho
transportation ~ their shipments
from tide water. Albert Daub. Of
both companies. 10 al present IN the
city. and Capt. pupuy. ~ the OH
CITY. 10 here attending 10 minor do
tails connected with the barxe'a
construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
WILL DIVIDE
FLEET

The fleet OF the American Ia
waiian line will be divided. accord
Ing 60 statements At the local Of
fiee. and several Will be- put on
rims from New York and down tho
Atlantic coast while other steam
era will remain on the Pacific. The
Hawaiian. when she arrives at New
York on her present trip from Re-
attic. will 90 on the run from New
York 10 the terminus Of the rail-
road being built at Salinas cru1.
Mexico.
Steamer Californian. which IL
now On route 90 Now York. will
make one more trip 10 Seattle and
then 40 on the above run. The
American. after completing her
present voyage 10 Seattle. viii Join
the other two steamers on the Mex
leo route.
Five viii Remain on Coast.
rive steamers will billl remain
on the Pacific coast the Alaskan.
AfiEonian. Texan. Ne.adan and No
bfanknn,
The two steamers nov being built
at the Union Iron works AZ Ban
Francisco will be- added 10 the Pa
cifie fleet The latter two viii bear
the names OF Mexican aud coihm-
bisn. when they glide into the wa
ter at their Christening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
KNIGHT ISLAND
MINES BONDED

The Industrial department % the
Alaska Central railway has received
word that ths Knight Island cop
per mines have ben bonded by
che owners, Charles Noble and
Grant Chase. 30 Ban Francisco par
Ties for SO. 900. The new company
will develop the property on a large
scale. From late Developments
mining men believe that knight
Island has It's entire area ttreAked
with copper.
Work on the hydraulic property
Of the Crow Greek Milling CON-
pany. near Seward. which Was sole
last fall 20 boston parties. will be
pushed 60 tho limit Tits sum mer.
A syndicate OF coast men have just
taken lease on the property and a
big gang Of men will be put AZ
work 20 that BIG output IL certain
this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
WHEN YOUNG HARRY
GAME HOME

not been announced abe would new
or have recognized him AZ all.
lis three years Of rough life had
certainty wrought wonarous
change In him. and there we're now
a decision and manlinesa In his
bearing
Hetfy had not a. yet trusted her
self TO take a fall and cnmprehen-
sive view Of him. her sidelong
glance having been sufficient TO
cause her heart 20 beat rapidly and
her even TO become dim aud misty.
Il have always loved yna. Hetty
darllnx'~ be had said-and Oh. how
low and tender hts voice had heeni
And she had swept his declaration
aside with a laugh.
A weak later. Harry had guns on
his long trip 10 Australia without
20 much as a word or a Inc 81 part
Ing. and she had never forgotten
that hopeless. freary winters day.
Harry'a home stay was limited 20
one month. aad the days sped swift
~ By.
Three weeks passed. In two more
DAYS his ship sailed
She bad gone iuto the village that
day. tho last. TO make n few pur-
chases. and Just az she emerged into
the open country be had come up
With her
Il have something 20 tell You
HettY. something that has heen
upon my lips ever since J returned
do not knox that u will concern
you much; butt am married.
Hetty. T."
She gave a low cry. ike some az
fhghied. wounded animal. and
shrank helpleaaly away from him
restrained only by hia hold upon
her hand.
les. 7 was married a year ago I'm
Australia. ! found life right back
in the heart ~ the bush waH iniol-
erabty lonely. and-but what Il the
matter. Hetty-yOu are cryinE7'
IT Is very silly ~ ne. but have
not been very well lately. and-ohi
10 please LET us hurry home"
No further word was spoken untll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
NEW DRAFT
PRESENTED

The new draft % the railroad ter
msnal franchise asked for By the
Milwaukee railroad Was presented
10 the city coaarll last night Tho
petition for TIE franchise presented
several weeks ago Is stlii pending
having been placed ca file b. the
old eoancll aud ia that form PASSED
CA 10 the new body. The new fran
chisa differs from the old oue Ia
that Il provides that abatting prey
eFsy shall contrtbnte 10 the coat 81
the proposed overhead bridge asn-
TEN and that an action shall b.
confasnccd Immediately 60 aneer-
tain the damage TO AUDITING prop
ertY by the construction Of the
brsdgcM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

WATCH FoR THE fcE EDITION.
IF you we're an artist" asksdltlfs
pest. where would be The mgHt Aap-
prupFlaie place Cor yuu 20 liver
4 don't know. replied the sisfitsi.
IN a drawing feom. o. course ,
That's 80. retorted the victim.
turning upon tho pest That's
wasfa thu actors should live. too.
ftow about the Masons ana odd Fell
lows where shonia they liver
why. iu==tn lodging houses. How
about the mussciansf#
In nata That's easy. uu' where
would the cab divers liver
rln rulimaun. I sapnQae. Ard the
haHmsssmakefas
soh. that's too siurle IN bridal
chambers How about the United
states srnatofsfT
In state reomz. 10 be sure. Tfy
this one. where the fhiiAdsi-
phtansr3
Looks hard. but u isn't IN cots.
tIav about the iumhermsu
In baardlus houses but take the
sailors. for instance
~uxaa easy. "a log cabins Where
should ntooksr r Washington ttter"
Humrh. Yaa've Eat Hns there
In the whits house. Aua the
Wall street mAnf~
That's too much.
TN Saratoga
sgut I dnu't see y
.Becausa its a watrEinE place.
Nov run AinuE and BE good. Don't
waffe people suy aors You're oaly
a Mse1nd class pest. at that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
a CAUSE OF
SICKNESS

More disease and sickness n
csuaad. probably. on account 81 the
uuaauitary conditions IN which
maay articles oi food are made
than from any other eauae, Know
ing thla. the makers of Butter Nnt
bread have always taken particular
pains 20 $50 that none ~ these con
dltluaa exist In the making of this
bread. The bakery IL a model ~
cleanliness. the dough f. mixed with
an electric mixer and the best pa
kota flour IL used Every genuine
loaf bears a blue label 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
IDLE SHIPS
ARE FEW

The diuenEaEed fleet on the Pa
clfic coast az present la very small.
there being seven at san Francisco
three al British Columbia ports, aae
at san Diego. ono az Portland. max
lag A total of twelve. Seattle hav-
las none. According 20 the NeF-
chants Exchange charters are
scarce. AMI those made during the
laat week. affecting Puget sound
ports. are. British chip Australia.
lumber from PuEct sound 10 sgd
ney. British chip crampson. ium-
Der 20 Melbourne. Norwrgian bark
Gankes. lumber 10 Calla0. swedish
bark Thossaiaa. now al Port Blake
Icy. lumber direct 10 nitfais port In
Chill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
IDEA
Of CONVENTION

e. n. Palmer. chairman Of tho
republican state central COMMITTEES.
has announced himself M ia favor
II making the apportionment for
the republican state convention this
year CA the basis OF the vote cast
for Mead for governor. thus reading
out az the party all republicans who
scratch their party ticket
II IL very nnliksiy that Palmer :
program will bo adopted. since TO
adopt "a would be % reduce the
representation OF all the smaller
counties. and each county has one
yotinE representative on the state
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

II Was late In the evening when
Che news reached Wtiloiea farm that
Harry Morton Vas coming home
from Australia alter = three yearA
absence.
Hes come back" said Farmer
Marsden, with n big fortune made
In the gOldfielaz. lie wasn't a bad
lad. only a little Wild"
Mrs. Marsden shook her head.
you've changed your tune. lately.
Fred. she said
ave done that often" he an
sweFed. santeBtiousiy.
Il don't believe a word about that
fortune % his said Mrs. Marsden.
Marsden vas too good naiured a
man 20 argue. Come in here. Hst-
ty.~ he called. and their pretty
daughter came in from the Kitchen
her face a. white as sheet OF
paper
Have you heard the news. Hetty ,
Young Harry Marsden come home 7"
lie had expected to see her raise
her head and a bright SPARKLE 70
come into her eyes. but he was
grievousiy disappointed. for she OBJ
sfinaiely kept her face averted and
uttered merely a mechanical:
ooh. has hefs
yes. and he's come back az rich
as AS rich as a.
eOh. fuGgal" iuterpnlated the
practical Mrs. Marsden don't you
believe what he's saying. Hstty-
It's only idle village talk
But he II really baek7" hazarded
Hetty. feeling that some remark
from her was called for Isn't he7'
Back Yes. cried her mother.
"and well. bless my heart N that
isn't bis knock"
Hetty had risen hafriediY from
her seat upon the floor. a. red nov
"a she had been white before. and
stood shrunk back into the shadow
until the congratulations between
her parents and the visitor were
over
You haven't changed a BIT. Het.
~" he said. and she laughing now.
rssafed him that n his name had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
AN ASSURED FACT

That yoa viii enjoy q trip 20 the
mary beautiful and interesting Cali
HpFnia resorts headquarters foT
climate. fruit flowers and sunshine
The road Of a thousand wonders
+ fhs Southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
Shasta Route and Coast Line. Tick
AGENT. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Richard Iyens. who confessed 20
the murder OF Mira. Be4s.e Holllsisr.
at Chicago. now denies that be la
gas!ty.
A carload Of black powder fell
into the Fraser Flyer NJ New West
minister yesterday An engine Was
pushing the car onto a ferry boat
when u got hoyond control
John NJ. Thay.r. civil war vet
efan. former unlted States senator
and governor % Nebraska. died last
night. AEed - years. He was Unit
ed States senator from Nebraska
from the incomplete four-year term
from 1861 70 1871. territorial GOV
ernor Of Wyoming In 1875 and gov
eruor ~ Nebraska for four years
beginning in 1887. lie gained re-
nosn a. an indian fighter In the
territorial days Of this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
OH JOY!

Steamer Dora arrived AZ Valdez
Yesterday and the eisixsns gave a
public demonstration 10 the officers
o. the ship. Captain Moore aud bis
Grew have - endoared themselves
10 the citizens % the western sun
that. upon bis arrival there after an
absence Of over thrco months. due
10 the noFaa accident. pubile en-
thnslA4m reached = eongratnlAfory
pitch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
STATE NEWS

Two construction crews employed
by the Spokane a inland Rallway
company are Row In the vicinity of
Garfield. working through tha uAr-
land ranch. ssiiolninK town.
Edward y Hall. a civil engineer
az Seattle. and interested In TIE low
lire lFrigatlnx ditch bulidiuk nj
Brewster. arrived there YESTERDAY.
Single packers at Ahsrdeen are
on a strike Tor higher wages.
According - All reports thus FAR
ohfainahie. thn Harrington wheat
belt has not suffered much dam
aga to crops from the lafn blizzard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
WOODS STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. March 60 Mai
Hugh Scott. Who has just returned
from tha Philippines aud who tried
for eight months 20 disiodKc the
Morus from Mount naio without
fighting. declares they we're moth
Ing buf bandits and outlaws. whose
Acts had turned against them all the
Inhabitants of tho Islands he aaya
they were regarded b. tho Filinlnos
az wa would a Jesse Iames gang
The Major Scott referred 20 hss
been on leave OF absence 10 this
country, and has Just arrived in
Washington IN answer 20 the sec
refary'a summons lie was referred
20 in some q the Manila cahlegrams
AZ having really caused the present
trouble AZ Mount paIe By reason of
The exercise If too great lcnieaey 90.
ward the brlgand Moroa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20
NOT SAME LEVY

Louis Levy. the First av ieseier.
has asked The star 10 state that he
Ia not the Tuuia Levy who yesterday
flied a petition IN bankruptcy in
Judge Hsnferd'a court The petit.
,ioninE Mr.. Levy IL the Ycalef Way
clothing merchant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

The elevator trust has been at
tackled 10 the government The ele-
water trust. Of cuutae. raises prices.
snex. noussm r. flee type II the
modern minister NideaNake
young man"
Yes, 80 different from the mod
cen congregations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

Four neat advertising booklets. all
bearing on Alaska. have Just been
Issued By the Alaska Steamship Co.
Wonderful Alaska. Indian Bias
kerry Totem Poles and Ola
cloFs are the titles Of the booklets
Lloyd Mcdowell. bcsl scribe.
wrote the TIRE laitef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

ness.
soafF SPRING SNAKE sToRiEs
oLnvEnav1iLE " Y. Mar d..
sofnn people think q snake n 7
got no brains. but that's where ~
are away of. said mud Hartfttft
the ol1ert tfepnrr lu tbs AdlfoudAf 3
foothills. They're glst va cute o.
a for. any day IN "a. week Do
spring ! drove M bus Ter -. o..
caeaaEa house an used & help elIi
~ IN chores an seen with my 4 9
eyes shut rm teiilu' You. We ~
a little spring house back nv 81
hotel. where ws KEEP IN MIX Al
cream an butter. Well. cir. D.
after M WARM weather coma So
suthin' begin Euin' wrong in -
spring house. EV'ry morn ~
iharsd be one empty cream can
We couldn't make Out how e dis-
appeared Ter there wuE good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

HOPING roR A HOT HERE
AFTER
The school house IL the ponsshHar
OF fire new stove. II l. hoped that
the children will keep warm heres
after. Fiah Pond correspondence,
bellevue. tO1 Gazette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-20

John = Miles Waman'a Relief
Corps give a card party both after.
noon and evening March e. at The
home Of Mary A. Gardner. Sos y.
Republican 81.