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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-06-15
Returns by Counties.

returns bf CounueS.
The following is the returns, which
are practically complete in majority
OF the counties, on the vrte Tor United
States senator and governor:
Baker-Bourne 1899, Gearin 1885;
Chamberlain 2,o6S, withycombe ,424.
Benton-Bourne 9S2, Gearin 755;
Chamberlain SIT, Withycombe l,ll6.
Clackamas - Bourne 1876, Gearin
I,75a; Chamberlain 2,22S, Witty
eombe 1871. Brownell, Republican,
was defeated for state senator.
Clatsop-Bourne l, ,25s, Gearin $50 +;
Chamberlain ,2s9, Withycombe ,0i9.
With the exception OF county Judge
and coroner the Republicans elected
everything on the county ticket.
Columbia--Bourne s07. GeaTin 5l6;
Chamberlain I'll, Withycombe STA.
Coos--Bourne and Withycomhe are
estimated to have carried the county by
$50.
Crook-Gearin leads by about so
votes, while Chamberlain will carry
the county by 100.
Cuuy--It lie estimated that Bourne
and Withyeombe will carry the county
by so votes.
Douglas - Bourne 1859, Gearin
1865; Chamberlain l,792, Witty
combe 1901. Republicans elected the
entire county ticket except clerk.
Gillian - Bourne 4s7, Gearin SS6
Chamberlain sos, Withycombe All.
The Republicans have elected the coun.
ty treasurer, clerk, commissioner and
representative. The Democrats have
elected the Judge, sheriff and surveyor.
Grant - Bourne sos, Gearin 823
Chamberlain 705, Withycombe 576.
jackson - Bourne 1873, Gearin L.
140; Chamberlain 1924, Withycombe
1902. The entire Republican county
ticket is elected except senator which is
in doubt.
Jossphine-Bourne and withycombe
will carry the county by 1875.
klamath - Pourne AT, Gearin 491 ;
Chamberlain 500, Witbycombe Gil.
Lake-Gearin will carry by 100 and
Withycombe by about so.
Lane - Bourne z, 043, Gearin 2,035
Chamberlain 2,241, Withycombe 1883.
All county Offices will he filed by Re-
publicans except that OF sheriff.
Lincoln - Bourne and Withycombe
will carry the county by 100.
Linn-Bourne 1877, Gearin 2,24S
Chamberlain 1855, Withycnmbe / 1865.
Malheur - Bourne 403, Gearin 800;
Chamberlain 459, Withycombe 453.
Marion - Bourne 1,947, Gearin g.
$50; Chamberlain 1882, Withycombe
2 629. Republicans have elected the
entire county ticket.
Morrow - Bourne 500, Gearin 800
Chamberlain 532, Withycombe 500.
Mutnomah - Bourne 9,347, Gearin
1859; Chamberlain S,904, Witty
combe 6,3l5., Word, Democrat, may
be elected sheriff. Incomplete returns
give the Republican candidate a lead OF
%.
Polk - Bourne 987, Gearin ,093
Chamberlain 1885, Withycombe l..
I89.
Sherman-Gearin has plurality OF
go and Withycombe about the same.
Tillamook-Bourne $50, Gearin 221 ;
Chamberlain 1853, Witbycombe 1856.
Umatilla-The county will be carried
by Bourne and Withycombe by about
100.
Union-Bourne 1897, Gearin l 1,2l1 ;
Chamberlain ,490, Withycombe l,26S.
Wallowa-Bourne will carry by 100
and Withycombe by so.
Wasco - Bourne and Withycombe
carry the county by small pluralities,
probably 30.
Washington-Bourne 1912, Gearin
l ,169; Chamberlain .444, Withycombe
1,475.
Wheeler-Bourne 352, Gsarin 299;
Chamberlain $50, Withycompe 326.
Yamhill-Gearin has a plurality Of
104 and Chamberlain 12l.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-06-15
Storm Does peaastation

Oklahoma City, June 6.--Two fatal.
ties, three score OF farm residences, in
cluding the stock, barns, warehouses
and incoming crops, were destroyed by
the wind and hail which swept the
southern portion Of Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
CARS WILL RUN
EVERY HALF HOUR

iufewurhan ears will be run every
half hour sunday over the nsN Seat
tie Everett line to AiiendAle. the
neu town recently plated and
placed on the market by Fred =.
Sander. real estate dealer and rail
way promoter. Of the ColmAn build
inE
Ailenaaie Is situated ~ miles
north Of the city. on Alien lformer-
~ Bitter lake. one Of the most
beautiful little bodies OF water In
the weal It Il an ideal place for >
summer home. = chicken ranch or
garden The tracts are from one %
i've Aeres and are being sold ~
prices and terms that are within the
reach q axefyons aud which viii
double r. a short time. Property
all along the seattle Everett line
has advanced wonderfully during
the pas year and the advance On
property iasi placed on the market
wlll Be a. great this year. returning
a biE profit 80 the owners Mr..
Sander IL giving 10 each purchaser
Of = tract a years fnar sfNnKporta-
ton. thus making Il much cheaper
as we'll as pleaRauisr. 20 live ~
AliendAle than rlght IN the city
Every person looking for a really
good investment for small capital
should At least see these tracts. 80
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fe,ruafy al aa day 10, 80.
hearing ~ which time suvv.s, s''ls
evidence ana arguments mas
presented by any who desire q -
~. bearing pn aids 10 nayigs,,,,. W
o. near The entrance 10 Inc s,,s,,e =
the efficirnry ~ atsambont ips,ss'
ton. the facta attending ne 49,.
~ the Valencia ana any oths, ~,
isfH Involved in mo work of az.
commission. wv
The continuation requests n.f
the views ~ commercial ana -.
tefnnl bodies De presented b. -.
Or two speakers from rsrb 49,
and also thHt HugRrsilona sos -
ommendHiiDua be- suniiisd IN M.
form ~ written mcmofanda h !.
der mat tho commission mas -
the same iu permanent ana 49,.
pists shape.
The hearing Hiii begin atsan
in the federal court house"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
CHANCE FOR
EVERYBODY
FEDERAL COMMISSIONING IN
viTG PUBLIC TO GIVE Any
TEsrlnoRY IT DESIRES At
INVESTIGATION BEFORE IT rs
CLOSED

important testimony regarding the
strange conduct IT the tug Gar ~
the wreck Of the Valencia was I'D
auesd b. the federal commissioners
to-day when Captain Wallace Lang
ley. a british Columbia pilot Jock
the stand and gave etsHf account
of the tugs passive attempts "a
steam close t. the wreck. then ieaF-
Ing with the excuse that che must
go fof shelter.
Captain ] u Patterson. special
counsel. for the Pacific Coast
steamship company. attempted "a
belittia the witness. testimony bF
asking number Of questions tend
Ing a. prove the imrohaibiiiiy ~
rendering substantial aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
Don't Pay Tribute
TO San Francisco

n IL now generally known hsf
fourth OF the fire insurans
premiums paid to eastern nre NJ
surance companies goes % the gsf-
erai agents % san Francisco. Ths
not only should be kept In seasus
but should remain IN the hands 2.
the property owners Every one y
the fifteen thousand policy holes's
- the Northwestern Mutual ~
Association OF this city h sssihs
this Is per cent and tho eofnVAns
now has more cash assets thsn ~
insurance company Of the No1h-
west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
Damaging Admission.

Captain 4 ". Hueknau. another
of the British Columbia pilots who
vas aboard IN. Queen when that
steamer left on the rescue trip. NhH
on the stand aud. while he sWofs
that he una familiar with the vest
coast II Vancouver island. admit
ted that he had never studied e
chart Of that coast.
Captain Alfred ctosksy. Of the
steamship Faith. related how Do
nearly suffered the same fate - the
Valencia. Captain efassey oysrfnu
his course up the coast for nearly
80 miiss. bat managed 70 keep OF
the foeks b. good ssamauship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

TTf,fN AND noAnD with hane eaak
inH all hnme comforts iase@ fth
ave u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
bsto lnsursnes.

George Iane. fireman. and ~
TafpeY4 auaffeffuaHtsf, who were
rescued from fhe last raft 10 leave
the Valencia. usFe placed on the
stand and taid practically the same
story as thsY di1 before Inspector
Turner and Whitney.
Gerald Isaw. an Insurance adjust
sr. testified that the Topeka NaH Ia
sursd faf over ftd eco before she LEFT
for the scene ~ the wreck
This afternoon ~. = fesfee. gen
sfaf manager Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. testified before
the oofamisaiens
The commission today made the
seiIaWlnF public statement
Official Statement.
safst. ..ss,s5fs4 aslFsst Ia. st TuesfaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

a fHfsain AH Eefe 81 ground and
aunh hauae, fine location near car
Tor i 0au Il co cash aus terms. soc
= 81 Heatt Moth 20 a 1909 "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
HAPPENINGS AT
WEST SEATTLE

WEST SEATTLE. Feb. 2t-w
r Campbell ~ this place. has dat.
ted 10 acres ~ land one fourth "A
a mile north ~ the school houss
and has placed this same on tks
market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

You have dropped a nice waa :.
tide lands: better make gov =
taking a block OF Seattle bos,o.
stock while 70 Is 60 cents -
their al. on page 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

ron NNNt 1--WE stores good lueatiuN
fef drua store PLUMBING hardware
Nfuceft of ahns eterg. neat tire sta
ton. ufeQA Lake fhrnp North ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

In the last month real esisis A
West Seattle has raised from n ~
20 per cent and ~ rapidly goiBK uD
on account ~ certain men, refosius
20 give their names. who are trylnx
70 buy large tracts ~ tideiands ana
aiso the land along the foot o. tks
bluff n IN thought that thsy are
working for The railroads which ara
coming 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

For the last month a crew of mss
have been a. work driving piles re-.
building the road which Waa d.
stroyed by the large land slide AZ
this place about five weeks ago. ana
now the work ih abou, complete n
has cost West Seattle go a day 10
have the work done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

q N. Lehederit. cigar store. 90
Heeeud evsnus. 1850.
QUAKER prua sserei iol2tirs sN'
a. Mullen. ast Ballard avenue,
epeesise city halt
Prevent nr0a Co. twlnl t'ree'
and Fremont aNsnus,
Thes, aarr,s, al Pestef'ies. Ken
toN. -. -.
fiss Ess,laks. Eastlsks prua GO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24
THE MARKETS
vsss,shls.

Yakima EgrhunH potatoes. ~ IN
30 pr Ton, White River Doiatosg
90 - prr ~. rev potaioss Is.
se , 1e'igw banEsf gaisns -
- sack. ruiahaEas saek. ~. CO
eaofiaff. pr lh. 1H1lsci caTefs. pa
sac \. hsfitc parFisy. pr aoE -.
tomatoes, pr boz. 40. hothoass
lsttues. sLeuiia parsuips isr sax
80 y Fariie. pr ~. ~ eacumhers.
llas 9 ssli2 =. hubbard squash. n
? California celery. per coz eleas
horssradith. per H. n, nsflfs
fhuhsfb. per n. izssc. waiia wsns
spinach. per crate no eau3.
flower. per crate. O. ~. afiichokfs. E<r
crate. q q. sweet potatoes. "a,
asparagus. alc-
Fruits
fiananas. n. &C.. Wsnsseh.s se,,.s
box. q 8sf1 ~ fancy apples. -
boz 8 ie0E -. choice Appien per III
r0iE coaAirE appies per boa. IA
q = fanny lemons per bon. q. tholcs
LEMONS. pr box. SOL ~. fancy nassl
oranges. bux. = stl3 y choice 1fAnssx
per boa. 9 Estfzs tanesffne arnnses
box, q y fancy i-lb. bahkst fign iss;
IL. fc. California darks. E-lh Lorss. -
IL. g.. bt.ih bonrf, per 10. e1e. ia
cartons. Ttc n-lb cArtana fl1s
- eassl q "a. fiAliowes datrs. 81 "A.
thgr. new Fard dates. pr % Ne. ~
per Dor. 8 n package dates p<f hor
l. - crAnbfrrica. per bbL 81 par hax
ftios eo.coaauts pr oor' -. Pre-.
fts6
Eaas
Strictly fresh ranch eggs fes das
isg1ie. frcsh eastern, per adG n
Batter srd Cheese
sNashinFfnu creamery butter. per n
81 Bantrfn. fresh brick pr n 1f1.c.
Fasteru ffcsh tuh. pef q nc fnuch
butter. pr ih. ie9Ac. sioraEe. Eastern
tub. pr %. 1t02-cs ne~ Mineonsls
Ions born ohesss. per 10, lie. lwlnk
rsN Daisies cheese. per ~ fsc. nsv
srsarn brick cheese. per IA lie. hio<s
R~tgn pr o.. ssc ilubsrgeF, pr n. &c;
New Yosk cheese. per 10. i'c.
Poultry
tive Ca chickens. pr % itH9tr.
sr5Ttrs rrf ih -. I've dressed. per ~
1870 eapana per N .3c. bnolierx. 81
"a d SOS. i've turseya pr 70 ~
ne Ivs dressed Esr ~ lseAe: ~
Fsess. per u. ieci I've ertA.ss. pr =
fssAfgilS. live ducks per 10. A1iic. I've
erssssd. per ~ is9iie.
Meats
steers. pr u. essc; cows per - tzr9|
G. vsaA per ib. euiq,4c. raatt1R -
~ ss.fsec spring l4mh. per ~ x.
1rsssoa hogs. per ID. sAse'
Live s,eck.
wsthsrr sheep pr 10. SIC; swes ~
ia L64tkc tteerh. per IA ti<r. cqsa
per ~. sisEitc. calves. per ID t91c.
lambs. psr brad -
Fish
Hailhut per ~. g@gsc, salmon trurs
dressed. pr "a. ir's0lss; frusen siissr
salmon. per IN g., Chinook nsin.er.
ssT r n ~ 1'ooa TseE ga sod y by r. X &c
shrirapu per IA l0r. frnaen hax<k
60. per ~ C.; Ing cod. per n. tr:
silver Nmaitg a86c per ID Uiymela
essfsrs. PCT sack. ttoaka. q eeS& y
per AL clans 500 per saSk DGa-
Esnens crabs. sleuA@.
Hay and Feedssuffs
Eas, wash timothy. iis per ior:
Pug Sound. fi.Jiz per ten. deehls
comp East. wash. 81 per ton. Alfalfa
ya per ton. wheat hay. Us per tons
East wash oats 81 per tor. Puk
sound oats. - per ton. whole ezra
Is-efs1 per ton. cracked corn Nae4 ~
ton, feed meal E5u& per ton; rcs,s@
barley. SO per ton. whose barley. =
per ton. feed wheat 81 per tea, MD
duuEa. 81 per ton; 81 cake meal -
per ton. bran. 81 per ton. shortA ~
per ton. chopped feed tzsGa pr ton
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fer Rsat-tlsusss.

ron nrNr-lN soura snArrle
ersom heuas With stable ground. On
fnuf iata 81
troom hpuse. eluse io car. pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

INVESTMENT BRoKERs.
Wu
10
a Coat
ubmpie New World smeltrr
drufud
b.
Cuat&
see and can eve n right ewaen about All mining stocks
fhonea Main ~ tc Coman pldr
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a arLENpfp
fUFTAaE
CHEAP
ssfasin strictly modern raftaFr. rrerp-
iiH hail affh with lillare hftsssn
lids Faam and isafiaf isrGr bsd
fnHfaa Nth fieefla. pasH raHirs hos
at4 rnid water bsat - plumbing
issfs Hfefs fauuii fine ieffl luts nn
Ia HFanhd sevrf effnFni NaihH
Niss q Lake WsahinEtsa 4 block
ften Ea ear Inc. Gloss iu. price
ff b oun 4 co.
Va Aiassa hlda
NICE LITTLE RANCH
tsa=fmail haass ana two acres - nns
iafsa aHa acre al CLEARED. uuaFtef
a. IT, eta aIssffiss fhtrAeH hnaHe.
aaH fHs aafsa Ell feHrrfi lard lice
lsfsl facing sod feaa. watkins die
~ g. eaf And = minutes ride 10
i sleuofa q t'uiau mees
aas@t.as on ism Ave-. Capitol iun
tas1a snnd terms lHh Ave 10 nos
l<iHa sFaded ana sidsaalked. and %
AZ Investment - aiin fer bone /,
tbs Is "a hard 70 heat
HOWARD " LEwts a CO.
! and ! 8Aiisr niaek
Main - ind ier
Hohfg BARGAINS
q - raf enFnsr iot ard rec s,rogm
tn0sfefu hmmNF. Hasfla9A4hr Is@hr
Wsshinatan4 tst eaah. balance 90
- aash ard balance IN monthly pay
meHfe faf Iau meM t.Fuatu hnussH.
At Hestsfu. ias ati2 near esf llne
Asa pfaS 8 biaFAn fnum Fradea
eeh4ul AHA i Nias ~ ffnsu asnfe
WtN8ttir unOH
Eaam - gainan ifldE
MIST SILL QUICKLY
Fss@usss aefs - rich alder lard nii
ffiau - fanliY VS.. "a fenced
Sidewalk e. ear NHiaii house and
eataaiiathgH Hfsasd sfheai stores.
CHARLES y. ApAMa.
- c.iasan Hlaa
rur pHEAcHEua WIFE ~ Ricts
49, ha uzast seif tracts 3 ard ~ faaf
HfFsffan 0ardrn Frarta. PRIZE 40
house ftaat 9Th shHsi tesst Sod
taak stass. enc heater nnf hsd to
ekias chairs y lhufeaFbirsf
chickens Thfs b 81 fake bot .
ae45aIHs hofadfn Trfnts uu peft
a u Niealoi-A q rnian nlpek
sssfeas fsautass - - fsst deep. 4ds
iand las at tfstrfbaF. scfnss street.
ffass Portland Gefaass Wefks.
= as
= & mFEHa a co
Huassla - snd a. Az EIDE IVA
lIoAfEs far the fieh aas homes tor
the rassF. AHFnHe can at + tunir IN
Hpftn6 tsfaua kaaifiHn On Queen nna
tfiil HeaHfifaL slightly Tots cheap
eha aH ear terms Close o. cor nur.
cts watFf Come rHt ffssay e. $40
Tih A. West and f.auFfl Place
n A NaaHE a ga. sole AEsnta "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

4HLEN 4 AMiTtl
Home HuYsta' office
&. loo ffaam. modern cottage ~ large
lal paved section ltsnton ii'll .,,
nadafa outfaau. queen Anne htnl
cement sidewalk aud al paid.
fi4HA 4idu cash aud same trInhs p
fuam madstn cottage. close 10
q ue 80 cash fine modern cottage
on NHdfaua ridge
a. - ~ gaHh Room modern house.
lot aHtita % hHatlhtr Ave
See ua roe hamea We know values
and pneanfKe our own fcpuiaiie
4hils projections yaaf interest = .hsn
q ~ 80 cash. o. monthly. modern
cottage. uh fine let neHf inltefeit
81 ia tiss cash 81 monthly modern
cottage. flase o. Madison
81 Go ilalf each modern cottage. cor
nsf lot East Union ears.
8 - frfHa. fine large laf paved see
tleH Hentnn iiill With tsfoom cot
TagHE 8 SMITH, a.,
walker nlds II
tgtorNtN fNVHHfA co.
. and q sullivan iiida
= raam hauas. madefH. inf wiaiM, one
block ftam ear iine. fine lawn. Yafd
tsfHa Green Lake
q raasa house. large wpodshsd fhiehrr
hauHs ffuita II ali kindH z lots 90
10 each Fremont hrHntAfnl view
very cheap Ntil cell faf rssh
5 rnaIu haues and lots fnf anly q 70
fiff aafsf riuae o. ear $40 down
balance 81 ~ 10 tta1 pee month
8 fine lots AZ Columbia taf go. good
tarWH.
- acres a. Brighton uearh fnr h.l"p.
House hnd = let's. cleared and fenf rd
city Haaaf Hnfat inaAtiHn only u. 1sl
This IL a SNAP. lock "a ~.
A nice little house aud ~ ~ lnluina
hia nlea garden. fuf SO half cash
taiaHee easy payments
Nearly az eers. al cleared end W
cultivation fenced. ard Hunh huMer
AID uNfhuiidlnEa. only t.pH ilH
cash. balance - pei month. Gloss 90
eaH e. fare
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FORCED TO SELL

Take Queen Anne car 90 seventh
Ave West and smiths Place. Ne
viii rhuW sou the rreftissi building
spots 81 SEATTLE Strand VieW. se eel
on cnrr monthly payment plan. low
rate ~ interest no building raafrIee
tionH. perfect title city water ri
Young a SON $50 Seventh Ave
West aud emithe Place n
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Frsits
Esas
Butter ard Cheese

Strictly fresh ranch rgrx F~r das
isss &c. frssh eastern. per dnx ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

TRUNKS delivered b cents daYa
storage free piano and furniture
muNiaHi estimates given Union
Transfer a HturaHs Co. si@ hifat
both phones. Maln va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

O. n WILLIAMS
SASH AND Door nARdAINa


1 have only one price
Deere arr higher but / am Htth atlh
IND al the same prize
cross panel dears. tar Ell finiHh y n
per dour
esfss. panel deer. Tor painting tie
per donr
Window francs. faF wsiEhtaI Ia
Window fFamrss plain. W
1 cell g. auY nne ant | have enlf Hhn
prtcss send faf pFtaa lists RHd BUY
ffam me AZ a. laN a price aH feaf
nearest dealer can pasaihtf pHfehAss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

Two and three rooms neatly fur
niahed Housekeeping Cheap rent
E1fa sixth Ave. Mrs. ManHon. -
Three nice rooms. one located. o. f4d1
18th. Inquire IS Colonial Block. md
-
FOR RENT-3-furnished h0usehceping
rooms: bath. gas and phone. Apply
after 5 .. m. isl9 On Ave. II
FURNISHED housekeeping and bedrooms
az 50i Yealsr Way, corner Ninth. Ia
1or HeBt-FurniEhed housekeeping
n FoomA ia DelTn0al place Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

ADAMS a nRuokh r,aistsred attoss
neys Prank E Adams d year, IN
seattle stephen A nfunhs lately q
MaAhington. -, q. G4sd CuimaK
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-24

sita@Fur lots At HrYn Mhur. on car
line overlooking Lake Washington.
on your own terms.
TtTE0ENAf.n a MELVILLE,
"a Lumber Exchange nld1.
ILeAG Main AL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
GLASS OF THE ANCiENTs.
Tho Blowers of Tbebex Were Experts
MRHy CeutuEiep AGO.

The glasSDlOTeTS of ancient ThebeS
are known 10 have been as proficient
in thar particular art as The. most
scientific; craftsman of the same trade
OF the present day after lapse of
forty centuries of so called progress"
They are well acquainted with the
art of staining glass and are known to
have produced that commodity in
great profusion and perfection. Ros-
selini gives an Illustration of piece of
stained glass known tn be 1000 years
old, both in tint and design. In this
case the color is struck through the
vltrifed structure, and he mentions de-
signs struck entirely in pieces from u
half inch TO three-quarters of an inch
thick, the color being perfectly incor-
porated with the structure OF the piece
and exactly the same on both the OBJ
verse and reverse sides.
The priests Of Ptnh at Memphis were
adopts In the glassmaker's art, and not
only did they have factories for manu-,
featuring the common crystal variety,
but they had learned the yitrifying OF
the different cOlors and the Imitation
OF precious stones to perfection. Their
limitations OF the amethyst and of the
various other cOiored gems were so
true To nature tltt even now, after
they Nave lain In the desert sands from
1000 to 1000 years, IL takes an expert
10 distinguish the genuine article from
the spurious. Ii has been shown that,
besides being experts in glassmaking
and glass coloring. they used the Ola
mond in cutting ANA engraving glass.
In the British museum there Is a beau
tiful piece of stained glass, with all
engraved emblazonment of the mon
arch Thothmes Ill. who lived 3,4OO
years ago.
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People who suffer with the liver and
WHO get run down in nerve strength
sometimes complain that quinine does
them no good, says a physician. The
renson Is This: When quinine passes
into the Intestine ii Is acted on by the
bile and forms with it salt that is
soluble only In Il great excess OF bile.
SO II passes out of the system without
entering the blood at all. 70 prevent
this bilious persons ought TO clear out
The bile by good liver pill or saline
purgatlve before the qunlne is taken.
Even when the liver is not affected il
is always best to take such medicines
before using quinine.
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The Lsnd Of paeadas.

Burma is the iand OF pagodas. From
sh& summit OF every mountain, of ev.
cry hill or hllock. from above the cliffs
Enu srocRs and from among the woods
of the Islands Of tile brond lrawadl rise
the graceful forms and glltled pinnacles
Of nnmberlass pagodas. OFTEN they are
crowned by golden htee or umbrella
Pagodas hte rarely temples in the true
sense. They are usually solid. taperlng
buildings plneed over real or Imitation
relics Close by among groves Of pulms
anu bananas, ARE generally TO be seen
the carried and seven storied roofs OF
the kioungs, or Buddhist monasteres.
Gag and light hearted as are the Bur
mains, they realize another and future
existence as wildly as they do the
present life. and the teachings of the
great Buddha are ever present 10 their
minds and influence them profoundly.
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pAtcllOnli.

Tie plant from which the well known
perfume patchOuli is obtained is na-
tive OF India aId Of China. It Is also
grown. In Ce5lon, Paraguay and the
French islRnd Of Reunion 1t first be.
came generally known In Europe about
1850. At that time India shawls com
mhnded immense prices. and dealers
were accustomed to identify the gen
nihe articles by their odor. as they
we're perfumed with patchouli French
manufacturers, acting upon this hint.
imported the putchouli plant for tile
purpose OF pertaining their Imitation
India shawls. Afterward perfumers
took up the cultivation OF the plant ON
their own account.