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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21

Don't miss the matinee tomorrow
afternoon The Adventures Of Smith,
Saturday December %, 1905.
Robert Sinclair, our deputy Circuit
Clerk, shipped last week from Fort
Pierce, lumber foe new dwelling 70
be built on his recently acquired land
near Oslo.
DIR. w. N, Coon and f. r. Trice, Of
Jensen, were in For. Pierce Saturday
trying TO arranse for baseball game
between the two towns, but it is still
hanging FIRE.
State Senator Guy Gillen and family,
OF Lake City, arrived in town Wednes-
day evening and are visiting Judge
and Mrs Otis r. Parker. Senator Gil
len is also postmaster at Lake City and
one Of the most prominent citizens Of
Columbia county,
Trez Feaster, who for the past year
or 50 has been in Minnesota, has been
spending 4 few days this week with
friends in Fort Pierce. After visit
OF few weeks In Florida he will
return north, where he expects 70 be
pulling a throttle next summer.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
An APPROACHING MARRIAGE
Inc Contracting Parties Are Well
known in Fort Pierce.

The Fort Pierce friends OF the con.
trastiug parties received the toIIowIno
Invitation Monday night,
"NIr. and Mrs. jerome wllu,u
Stuart request the honor Of yonr
presence at the marriage Of thar
daughter Mabel to Mr.. Marion MAJ.
potte Hendrix on Wednesday evening"
January second, nineteen hundred apd
seven, half past eight O'Clock, Prssbv.
terrain church, Buckhanuon. wes.
Virginia. '
leosn OF these young people are we'll
known In Fort Pierce, where thew have
9 host Of friends, who will wish them
Joy and prosperity Mr.. Hendrix Wa
for a couple Of years proprietor Of the.
Fort Pierce Drug Company, and made
hundreds Of friends and vas general
fayorite in social circles.
The bride to be, Miss Mabel Stuart
With her mother and sister, spent last
wlnseg at St. Lucie, often attending
social functions IN Fort Pierce, and
her charming manner won for her
neny friends among our residents.
We hope to welcome Mr.. ana Mira
Hendrix. 70 Fort Pierce on their bridal
tour
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
FORT PIERCE DRUG. conPANY

has Increased 30 per cent since the
change,
Mr.. Hendrix also conducted drug
store at Jensen, and has now CONSOLE
dated the two, thus increasing the
stock almost double.
The firm has made rapid strides 70
the front and this year made special
efforts for the Christmas trade. They
carry everything found In a first class
drug store aud take particular pains
with all prescriptions intrusted TO their
care. Their big ad. on page 8 will tell
you what they carry 10 stock and offer
TO the Christmas shoppers.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
REV. TOMkIEs TRANSFERRED
Rev. 0. Borgess. succeeds him as
Pastor at Fort Pierce.

Rev. I. w. Tomkies returned Mon.
dayelght from 'Ralatka where he had
been attending the annual conference
of the Methodist church. His many
friends here were anxious to know
where he would be sent for the next
year, for according to conference rules
he could not serve Fort Pierce church
any longer, having served the four
years limit At ope charge.
When the appointments were read
his lot was thrown with the Palmetto
churchin Mnnatse county and Rev. o.
Boggess Of Kentucky, was named for
the Fort Pierce and Stuart churches.
During Rev. Pomkies four gsass
ministration IN Foot Pierce and stuart
he has made hundreds OF warm friends
who are loath to part with him, but
wish him all that is good for his new
work.
Rev. Boggess arrived Tuesday eve
ming and was met a. the train by sever
al members Of his congregation and he
Is now being introduced to our people
by whom be Is heartily welcomed.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
MISS CLEOPATRA ON new YEARS
IhTee-act Comedy to be Present.
ed by Local Talent.

fnl
lne coul ing production Of "Miss Gle.
S S, 70 Fort Pierce Is exciting much
N,'cusSlon and curiosity among the
ptss gong public. The play is DE-
oioeu novelty, and 10 undoubtedly the
~ moS' interesting offering OF the season.
nc aCIlOn develops a rich burlesque
~ mouern society, and is full Of SIDE.
S Spli'slng laughs from beginning to end,
10 pisy = being carefully rehearsed
uIuet tne direction Of Fletcher A. Rus
sou tne well-known gifted profess
Oua anu tine company Is composed
= talented amateurs who have been
poOiaiy selected tor the characters
'nsy are 70 impersonate'
MISS cleopatra Collins, from whom
suo pay taxes It's name, Is charming
20. aOd beautiful beau amateur actress, who be
ing lli'ea Dy the iortune-seeking Ed.
WIN Vane' feigns insanity, and Great.
ing some startling and nerve-racking
=, nnsily energies triumphant.
Ane actlon OF the play Ia quick and
snAppy, and there won't be a dull mo-
ments during the course Of the whole
isely three acts.
Inc production viii occur on New
A.au.s - - - A 4.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
AgCIDENI GAUSES ms nEATR
A Free Horribly Mangled BY
Freight Train Monday.

A horrible accident occurred at West
JapIter Monday afterhoon Id which a
lormer citizen Of Fort Pierce lost his
hfe. s. A. Free, section master at the
above place, boarded freight train to
tide across the bridge to attend to some
witch lights on the other side.
When he reached che desired spot
NJ. Free attempted TO step from the
train, but 1t was moving faster than he
Thought, and ia some way he was
thrown under the moving train. His
body was horribly cut and gashed, one
loot was severed from the limb and at
least dozen severe cuts were made
across various parts Of his body while
Two ugly cuts were made on his head.
he was at once sArrled to West Palm
Beach, where the wounds were dressed
and the physicians prepared 70 send
hlnxo the hospital 4 81 y.n9ustlne.
He VA placed % dc hfas aenKer
train, but a. Gomez, oi,pot lwh
hone place, death eame.
The body was put 81 81 sf 3
and carried 70 the h00e 81 &
ceased iather-ln-las ", q caa. *
The funeral took lSes Hue| lis ne
non aud was ccn| 81 bs ,lla loe.
vac Of Nelson's 4Iph hs va
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
Correction.

To the Pineapple Growers;
am informed that report 10 being
circulated by Mr.. Barton, travelling for
Merryday & Co., to the effect that we
had written MerrydaY q Co. for a few
cars of pineapple crates, and asking
for commission on them, and that
therefore. we have nocrates TO deliver,
The only particle of truth In this
whole statement is that we did write
Merryday & Co. for part Of car OF
panel end heads for immediate delivery
to match Stats which we have on hand.
Our mills are busy on orange box
material and did not want to stop to
make pineapple crate besds. But
Merrydsy & Co, could not furnish them
for the same reason, and our mills are
making them.
We are prepared to deliver two hun
dred thousand crates between March
ist and May 18th, 1907, and we have .
better price than our Competitors.
We have pineapple wraps and balls
at bottom prices, too.
East COAST LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.,
g. f. Paddison, Treasured
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21

MIR. and Mrs Alex Hogg Of this city,
Mr., and Mrs, VIM. Hogg Of Waveland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger and family
of Stuart, were the guests on Sunday
Of Mrs. Benj. Hogg at the Riveryiew.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
Wanted TO Rent.

Man and wife wish TO rent for the
winter a small furnished cottage, or a
few furnished rooms suitable for light
housekeeping, in small village away
from tbe usual run Of tourists, Pos
session wanted at once, Write partien-
lars and terms. w. b. Dobson,,
ia'' "'io Alpena, Mich.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21
Card Of Thanks.

| wish to express my sincere thanks
20 the good people Of Fort Pierce and
West Jupiter fer the good services rem
dered at the loss Of my husband.
MRS. 5. "A. FREE.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21

Sunday at II o'clock DR.. I. w. Tom
hes will preach his farewell sermon as
pastor of the Methodist church. and at
$50 Rev. olin Boegess, B. D., will
preach his Introductory sermon Mr.
Boggess came from Louisville, KY, to
Florida two weeks ago and was sent as
pastor Of the Methooist churches here
and at Stuart for 1907.
st. Andrews church Sunday services:
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning
prayer IL a. M, Mr.. w. t. Hardin lay
reader.
Christmas Day services by the pas
tor' Rev. DR.. Moore. Celebration Holy
Oomnuulon 8 a. m. Sunday School
Festival at 3 p. M.
The Workers of the Baptist Sunday
school have decided to have presents
ron the parents put on the Christmas
Tree Monday evening and that genial
old lad, Santa Claus will be on hand
70 distribute things and amuse old and
young. Everybody invited TO attend.
-------------l---
z. G. Eldred, OF Eldred was in town
Wednesday.
Rev. A. D. Penney spent from Fri
gay 70 Monday in Palatka, attending
.ne annual conference of The Metho-
dist church,
Tonight Miss Hobbs at the Improve
mens Club Hall, popular prices, reserv-
% seats so cents, general admission IS
cents, children rs cents.
4 Carl Christensen had the misfortune
% stick nail into his foot, last Mon
gay morning, while working on a
building At 81. Lucie,
The last performance Saturday night,
Inc Inventor The Pickerts are one
q The best companies on the road this
YOU
u q MUNICH and 9. q. Coon, of Jen-
ssoi . a. Braddock, Sebastian; o. ]
tsoach, zero; E, J. Traynor, white
S''S, and Lewis Harris, Of Narrows, Ii
gere 70 Fort Pierce wednesday TO at |
Una the 81. Lucie county Democratic !
executive committee meeting. Il
n McCarty, Otis r. Parke, ii. @. /
spson, I. J O'Bflen and sheriff r. /
H'ennard went to Sebastian Tues j
Z be present At the Hardee-Bray /
aeiore Justice Ialne. the two fret u
being attorneys for the stats If .
Fred Fee was also IN attend 4
Attorney for the delense. ls
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-12-21

Mrs. Maud Richards Of Eden, vas in
town Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
soueHr ISLAND OF COAL.

WASHINGTON. II. uneie
fam has Just bought an island eo,ns
posed All ~ coal This island 10
fortunately situated go mites East
az Manila off the Philippine afth.
ipeiasa ~ - 10 miles iana and tive
miles vide. and has one LAND -laf ksd
hhfbaf uith water 20 feet deep The
name az the island u Rattan.
The object Ia buying this island
q 20 mine it tar the navy. Hitherto
the wafuhita IN the Tar east have
had "a buy coal from japan and
ffem Australia. They have had 30
ray 6 q ton and the quality waa
poor At shat
ilatan Mha discovered ~ The
SlaHlaffs many years ara. Tho
purchase was from Hraniah spec-
uiatafa. who had bought tbs coal
Island
Mialus machinery viii be senl auf
ana TIE coal uiil b. made available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
He KEEPS
THEM OUT

elo Nelson, proprietor 81 the svea
hotel ~ Flfth nv and Pine IT.. and
OF the Hotel Livingston. al First
Hv AMI Virginia ~, Wishes 70 eK-
plain that the latter hoaieiry has
nothing 20 de- with the Virginia
saloon. directly underneath a..
which. ~ stated In The Star. yes,
terdaY. ia provided With boxes and
a side entrance The hotel under
IT, former name and former man
aEameui Was one ~ the most motor
ioua uptown resorts ia the city.
Il wlah 90 say however. said Sir.
Nelson this morning that although
the facts az stated In The Star we're
correct they might leave an errO
neous impression a. TO the character
% the place We are no8 running II
he true that a side entrance leads 10
both the saloon boxes and the hotel.
but We take the greatest pains 10
prevent anybody from coming from
the saloon 10 the hotel When
took charge a couple 81 months ago.
! ordered out all persons ~ ques-
iiuuahie character, leaving the place
almost empty. bot u Il nov patron
lsed b. tha best people in the city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
IN WASHINGTON, D. c.
HANK RooERs AND rro.

WASHINGTON. u. c. What
brought n. II Rogers 60 the white
iioupef That ta tho riddle which a
hot ar people IA and about wash
iugtou are ttyina TO sueaa rresl-
dent Roosevelt 10 not telling
Neither IL ~ a. Rogers
Rogers arrived two days after the
presidents special message on the
Tillmsu- Gillespie resolution warn
ms congress against any moves
which would tend 20 head OF efim-
inai prosecutions fof violations OF
the sherman antitrust law. lie TOLD
congress that he was already COM
Quoting an inquiry into the Oh
traffic
The simple story ~ the presidents
message. aa usrasnd bY a. II iins-
gro. vas W. are getting evidence
for the criminal prosecution u "a
~ Rogers q 20. Don't SGT Ia the
way % The husssaaw. Don't put
sticks Ia the Wheslel
u Il hardly to b. wondered II that
ST. Rogers IVES interested. lie went
Co tbs one man best informed on
the subipct % criminal prosecutions
Tor the officials of the standard On
trust
BOUGHT ISLAND OF COAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
MAINE TO ouATtMALA.

WARRINGTON. ~ e. nY
raii 10 Guatemala city from Bucks
port. Me New YORK. Chicago or
any part II the United States. II the
promise q the coming year The
Guaismalan legation in Washington
announces tho early completion q
The railway system ahigh wlli tray
efae the uorthrru borders - that
country and connect with the rap
idis building Mexican railway which
il pushing south - meet e
TIE necessary connections VII be
eampisted within two years poe
Hlhiy less - ~ may reasonably he
expected that before the end ~ 1907
one may start In Maine ana ride nH
a continuous line - me capital q
cur Central American neiMhhaf aH
the south. Already Guatemala u
getting realty Dor fhe tourist trade.
the minister in Washington having
fast puhilshsd ufefiiiy iiinaifated
hand book Tor these DO ptay iatsf
assifo "a make tbs trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
EVA BOOTH
rs COMING

NEW ORLEANS. March e r.
There f. considerable stir among
local Salvation Army members over
tho arrival of Commander Eva
no1ih. sho is expected here tomor-
fow and who vii be- the principal
speaker NJ large mass meeting 81
thc Odd Fellows ball Friday night
Major J ~ HERMAN. who Sc In
command - the southern territory.
and hia bride. Who are here on an
inape Lon tour. will reeuivu Com.
maudef Booth upon her arrival The
subject u her lecture will be
bridging the Calf" II q ono OF
her faforiie and most famous lee
lures and "a o. expected that Il All
attract a large audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
PASTURE FOR BUFFALO.
oe.e sa(6e
sH'' @@

wAanusaToN. H. G = CONG
reaa has passed BIN 10 cot
aside little piece az the public do
main for paatufina buffalo. A
South Dakota fanehusn known aa
eacatty" Fhillips owns "a small herd
af buffalo. which he keeps fut
breeding ana prpnaEatinE purposes.
The lands which are % be made
into a buffalo run comprise $4,000
aefeH IN stanley 60. south Dakoia.
The lands have been open fer home
stead entry for IS years but are 20
poaf that they have not been taken
up.
Under the hin tho secretary Of
the Interior n authorized 60 lease
the tract for the nominal sum ~ 800
q year faf the purpose named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
Hirelings In Crime

assassin. orchard
made public. atsoety
kna siyntaed seldom
alscioses thunder
the ed hleted mehodoai
murderer
wished disposed without
aeplorahie phase
the murderer himself Immunity
hnent order majesty the de-
uroasd when compromise made vnilany
Ana yet-Woe deporaele sthe has become shame
faly familiar with comrFem
In New york under death because
him Influence
ins deed professional lobbyist
brbus legislatures
Sears immunity he tell What dead de-
tarcnsd iers money
safw under the Law today n he
will little manhood len IN him ana inform
his associates
and Federation have not had
their methods Most Of the great corpora
praeus the methods and doing
u with Immunity
Is only calendar syssmatssi
plumber oppression carried through hs
lE tricks have rendered the law
aborivs and public helpless
corporation osnaiai and submitted 20
crime
e ;
Murder Is confession The
depavvd higher honor
which corporation systou ehu for itself
4 told the federation folks
numbering Of
pie federation anything and sspeay q
en- and
Unfortunately predatory corporations. eonspes
Starvation despair shos Huch aai
discrimination
The aired
nssaasa
severely eth hy the douhY outraged ruhllc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
TASK FINISHED

The members ~ the state tar com
mlHaiou have 0nRlelea an inapec-
ton Of the SYSTEM - the Seattle
Electric company. made ar the par-
ppaa af enabling them TO estimate
lfa value for purposes 81 taxation.
With the Information gathered
from the inspection % ibis and am.
liar properties. the commission vii
compile q nrW schedule form 70 b.
used b assessors IN All the counties
- The state ia assessing stFecl rail-
way property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

TO rolllu' ont strong oaths. there
wasn't a man on tbs road could
beat me. And the worst Of It la I
knew g vas shamefuliy wrong.
knew II FROM my mothers teaching
when I was n boy.
Well. wife she kept on worriu'
and waa kind Of stubborn. when
] even saw that dear child llstsnin'
70 my rough words. and one morn
Ing vito said In kind OF a discour-
aged way; I'm afraid God will 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
MINSTREL SHOW
is ALL OVER

The minstrel show q the Knights
q PTthlas. AZ the Grad opera
house last nlEht. waA an pnihuslas.
tie affair The soinlaia wsfe % TIE
best quality. the ehofus was strong
and the comedians wers a. funny a.
those that come wifh the big pro-
fsssionai shows The sh8w had 4
tine olia. With good humorous and
musical numbers interstefaed The
X. 0f 4. Will realize a gapAiy sum
70 help pay expenses on thr Nss
Ogleaua trip this summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

The Dug IN bet that mosquito
has gui yellow fever
Mfa. NonEams last dlnner vas
che 81 The musl Interesting ~ the
season"
Her dinners are always good =
Yes. aud ahe always springs
something original We began with
guessing contest pfizea for al
aho could tell what The forks were
for"
Tbin fawsnn has promised q
auaua one day af q congressional
hearing Hearing q good. when
Toms around
Harold doesn't pay any more
sfleuiion % Clara.
So. be SAYS 30 likes her i'm
mensely bet has found her 90 re-
served"
Reserved I wonder who could
have pi,hed her"
Tommy You know that great
zig piece Of cake In the pantry.
aiamma7
Mamma Yes dear What about
~
Tommy Didn't sou vas Il would
make me sick II ate IT,
Mamma Yes
Tommy Well # didn't"
IIe-f iaH she been married long
She so. che still thinks that her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
WHAT THE ALMIGHTY CAN DO

You see-you see never had bat
one child. but that vas enough con-
sidsring the kind Just as fine a IT.
lie chap as ever drew tha breath o.
life. When he was 5 years old and
began his schoolin' be shot ahead
Z the other children IN a way that
surprised even his mother aud me.
Nv wife kept telling ne all those
days that ! oughter quit swearln'.
J never was one 10 drink strong
drink. but know that = ben Il came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
AN ASSURED FACT

That rua Win enjoy a trip 20 the
many beautiful and Interesting Gals
lfaAia resorts headquarters for
clinN ~. fruit flowers AVA sunshine
Ihe fuad ~ q thuuean4 wonders
g the southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
shasta Route cad Coast Line. Tick
eta, reservations and descriptive lit-
sratufe at Union Ticket office. COS
FIRST Ave. y r. ElAa. General
AGENT sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
WORK BEGINS

Men have been put - wora ~
the Seattle Elecffic company on the
proposed sxfsualan % is Fremont
Hae % the southwest e8fner III
Woodland park Manager Grant 81
the company states that the oum-
nany anticipates that IL viii h.
much hampeFod IN les extension aud
improvement work thla Yaar on aes
eouut oF ths difficulty u geiflne ia
hdrrrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Justice sn thousands Of leagues from
seal perfection shield guilty
ana ef0esut ghoss which punish
notable o. protection afforded b.
law gully packers Chisasa
aholpatous LEGAL procedure Is the nnu
nifty criminals themselves
. ses mouth o.
the effect 20 hm Keen
Unless oheF people prove guilty nee
paoay . iasteef II tho
suggestion guilty should not
sharpa over such scheme
Just same.
knew tat the sgai
machinery prosecution o. criminals fast teou
ing
% further protect hs sish uf hs
rights the sraansd eri
innlm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

what a lovely nsw bonnet sou
haVes fraa neFfrct dream
80 glad yea Ike Il
-Hga a beauty and sech an orig
Inai design. Whose IDEA
~Ail ms GER. II came % nin pns
fav e. Nas locking af a plate ut
fruit aaiad ny new euuk had made
wopn ruOM Josh WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
SETTLED NOW

A iame election. a light vote and
victory FOR Ralph Nichols for
president ~ anticipated in tho forth
coming annual election ~ the Young
Mems Republican club. which i 30
hs held April II So far a. now
sgpcara. Nichols will have no eeri.
oua opposition. and as each mem
her must pay his 81 membership
due before being permitted % vote
& h unlikely that a very heavy vote
aiii be east Tom Anderson II Stat.
81 for vice president. X 3 Tefhnns
for SECRETARY.
-
-. 4. - - - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Yes. chickens
The CID than IN
of Tsiephous company.
the OF Seattle suffered under ghs
which didn't
a thinking II had the town y~flassinEy "rinchct@
Protests prayers treated with eoufemptuaus In
difference day o rsckgnink
chiekens coming home roost
telephones arriving and be dumped IA
cellar o scrap heap.
Nobody ptiss the Sunset
tho populaes xong The block havs hoas
chopped of the Independent ecuonsr there
dsneY into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Beef siaaghterns society ercea Chicago greatly
since Judge Humphrey decided yesterday that pop
uaF members q is set safe eoaycoa
the
mouths under eompuoa b. Uaite Commissioner cpo-
Garfield
These facts the learned Judge held could DO used
packing against
Now the round Of pleasure Chleago Be
The elegant beef sentemsn 20 morally
before the Of hs peban world
they their sFsowtaied striped Jack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
STAR DUST
By Josh"

struck on the head he vas not
knocked Hneonaeiuaa II he Wa
Knocked unconscious he vas NOT
struck on tho brad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

husband eats cloves because he
likes them Ban Francisco Call
Wasn't the bride delightfully."-
uGd9"
Very She wRa oven nhy ten
years when Il came to giving her
age"
"Bnaatly claims be IL deseen-
dant Of one VI The carly kings ~
England"
Descendant Are you certain be
didn't calm Ia be an aaeataaut2 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

A Chicago paper anesfinElr asks
fnr the liai af honka written by an
Indiana man whose mind eas q
blank Far 81 years. Why. ibcF Were
blank hoo&a. 81 course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

The dowager OF China campaign
against the practice o Chinese binding
male schools 70 be established educated
unless the feet allowed expand fashion
Tho time Is probably Chicago girl
can 70 China and not be the subject Of gbe
The world does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Reports FROM Che south sag Rmbe
Wa8deil was struck on the head
and knurked unconscious There's
a mistake somewhere. n Rubc vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

A miss i uH god
va a widow -uaee
ia a while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Miss Lillian Tlmmurs len 90
Saturday fpf PiiiahufE where che
VIII enter the wholesale millinery
house cad.a o.. Democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

TIA, !, With LET. Mutual Life bids
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

4e-fiaa she been married long,
She 80. che still thinks that her