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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

Day: Her Year in New York. by
Anna Chaplin Ray, author of "Sidney:
Her Summer on the St. Lawrence.
Janet: Her Winter i'll Quebec etc.
Illustrated by Harriet Roosevelt Rich
arcs. Cloth; PIP. 81; price Sl.5o. los
t,n: Little. Brown 4 Company
Ann Chaplin Ray comes nearer to the
standard of Louisa Nj. AlCCtt Ill her
stories for youthful readers than al
most any writer of the present day
Her STYLE is clear and sprightly. She
has a clear and sympathetic insight
into the purposes and impulses that
move and dominate young life. AS a
result her characters are clearly and
sharply drawn. They impress us as
real. for they are true to life. genuine,
unaffected and lovable. They do and
say the things that young people Ike
them would naturally do and say I'M
der the same circumstances. There IS
no inharmonious note in the stories OF
this gifted writer-not one that ooeS
rot ring true. Her scenes and char
acterS need never fear to be tested pg
the ;,uchstone Of experience. Those
who nave ALREADY Ilidue tiie iSiue''Ai'
ance of Sidney and Janet will have a
warm welcome for Day, whose year in
New York and at Heatherelgh, the
summer home of the Argyle family,
with its happy associations is the sub
icct of the third volume of the popu-
lar Sidney books. Of course sidney
Stayre fills an important part in the
story and the reader is once more in
troduced to Rob Argyle. Wade WIN
throp and other fine characters who
had so large a place in the two earlier
volumes of the series. The new story
deals largely with Sidney's sister,
PHYLLIS Stayre. a sensitive girl. who al
though constantly at odds with her
friends. through helping hands develops
into a loving, warm-hearted girl.
Long Knives. a Story of George
Rogers Clark's Expedition, by George
Cary Eggleston. Illustrated by Frank
T. Merrill: 12mo; cloth. Price N.5o
Boston: Lothrop. Lee and Shepard GO.
The expedition of George Rogers
Clark. which resulted in the conquest
of all region north of the Ohio for the
American Republic during the CIV
War constitutes ne-of the most thrill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12
EDITORS TABLE,
Continued From Page Fourteen

colors, showing the Landing at James
town ana the l'ass of the Conrcderacv,
in envelope. price SIS cents. Blue silk
cloth, gold stamping, in box, Is cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

\ Little Prospector, by Edith NJ. H.
Baylor: Il Illustrations from photo
graphs. l. mo: cloth: decorated cover:
price $i0l: boston: Lothrop, Lee &
Sht pard Co.
This is the real story of real boy
and as such will surely find favor with
the young readers to whom it is special
ly addressed. The story is not only an
interesting one but is also instructive
1t relates the experiences of little boy
who went from Boston to Arizona and
Nevada With his parents and relates
his experiences in the mining districts
of Nevada. The little hero is a
thorough patriot and an interesting
feature of the story which is strictly
true in every detail tells how he made
by himself. from scraps of red, white
and blue cloth, national flag, by
means OF which he was able to incul-
cate something like love of country in
children who haG never before known
what it was.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

Tie Next Door Morclands. by Emily
WestwoGd Lewis, Illustrated from
drawings ny Eilcr Wcthercld Ahrens:
cloth: I'D 3t2: price $40: Boston: Lit
tie. BroWn & Co.
This is Il charming story for girls ana
young ladies. 1t is full of movement
aid Incident, healthy and stimulating
in tone and strong in the qualities that
Interest and hold the reader. Older as
well a., the younger people viii enjoy
the story it tells and all hearts will go
ont to Cnrinne, the little orphan who
comes from her home in France to
grow w i'll the home of her American
i,ncln. Mr.. Thayer. IT. was novel eX-
pcricncn in her young life and 1T is not
surprising that the first weeks passed
in the new home, in new land, were
f1Ill of IoneSoncnesS and inconsistencies.
This soon passed away, however, when
she came to know the Morelands who
lived nsxt door. There We're five merry
children in this family who had had
very different opportunities and train
ing from those that COrnne had en-
loved They We're a fun-lOving, love-
able crowd of young people and IN their
companinnship Corinne soon became re-
conciltd to her new home, and devel-
opcd into IL very charming American
young lady although ever holding q
warm place in her heart for the scenes
and memories Of sunny France. This
book NAV be siifcl, put in the hands of
any girl. She will be the better for
reading il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

The frst-c!ass railroad fare "f Re!
eit;m is the lowest III the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

Rardy's Prince, by Amy Brooks.
Eighth and concluding volume OF the
Brandy Books" Finely illustrated by
the author; 12mo.;' PIP. 244; cloth.
Price 800. Boston: Lothrop, Lee Il
Shepard Co.
Tho Randy books have enjoyed 4
mCrited popularity, and are every
where recognized as exceptionally
clean, bright and interesting stories
for Young people. "Randy's Prince
the eighth and concluding volume of
this series is Il most delightful story.
fully uD to the high standard of those
that have preceded it. Randy IS the
same wholesome, warm-hearted. loN-
able girl that she has always been, ana
little sister prue, as wInSome anu
misunderstanding as ever. Randy mas
reached the point in her young wo-
manhood when it becomes necessary
for her to make the choice that means
50 much to her future happiness. The
reader who has followed the Randy
stories in previous volumes will
scarcely need to be told that lothian is
the famed one, and certainly his sturdy
qualities of head and heart, his ster-
ling industry. strength of purpose ana
high character justified Randy in plac-
ing her band in his. with full coilfi-
dencc in his wOrthiresS. While the
reader will regret that there is an end
to the Randy books. there is consola-
zion in the announcement that another
season the author will begin another
H.rio>; Of books with little sister Pruc"
fnr u heroine. in which they will. doubt
l;.,;%. ;ti:c he afforded an opportunity to
me-: Randy again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

The Diamond King and the Little
Man in Gray. by Lily +. Wesschpef1.
author of Ready and Reliable"
Sparrow the Tramp" Jack the Fire
Dog" etc. illustrated from drawings
ny Clara +. Atwood Cloth: Price
$3.50: Boston: Little. Brown d Go.
This is a fairy story that Will not fail
to take IL strong hold upon the
imaGinations of young readers. 1T is
both original ard entertaining. 1t is d
charming kingdom of elves. gnomcs,
and giants to which the author intro
duces us in this altogether delightful
tale Tn" book is one that will not
fail to delight young readers. Il is
admirably adapted for Il holiday gift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12

Dorchester DAYS. by A. G. Plympt"n.
author Of Dear Daughter Dorothy"
"A Flower Of tho Wilderness etc. IL
Illustrated from drawings by j. w. +.
Kennedy: cloth: Price S1.25: Boston:
Little, Brown & Co
This is n delightful story of country
life. Thea Croft, is the daughter of
n practical farmer and his excel
lent wife. She has two brothers,
Dave and FrdnSlaWe. the form
er who desires to be an explorer and the
latter with aspirations to become an
artist. for which calling his talents pc
culiarly fit him. 1t is a wholesome.
practical. industrious household. Not
far away live the Carews, a wealthy
family. who have n beautiful estate
known as 'LynWoOd." There are two
children in the Carew family, Amy a
self-centered young lady who es-
says to be a lady Bountiful in
assisting a poor little crippled girl
in the neighborhood. and Rand. Il
young man of inordInate conceit
and houndIess ambition who is for
ced by ll-health to give up. for time
his cherished plans for college educa-
ton. Contact with the members of the
Croft family hrlngS almost marked
and gratifying change in the characters
of both Rand and Amy. VINO develop
into sane. practical and lovable young
people under the stimulus of such as
ISOLATION. The manner in which this
change is wrought, and the various in
cidents and influences that lead up to
it, combine to make up a wholesome
readable story. that cannot fail to be
hoti, nei7fu1 ana stimulating u y"'ii!S
re auels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

William Pryor Lcichworth. whose
recent Fifi 10 the state 81 New
lofk " HIS magnificent estate Ia
Portage. crowned lie az great
public uHefulneaa recently paaaed
BE ssth birthday ia good health
ITS long service 90 the charities ~
hts state f. a familiar story. lie
was appointed commissioner Of the
state board - Gov Dix in 1919. and
io that office he was renppoinIad
Tor twentYone years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
THREE MEN ARE
BLOWN TO ATOMS

The Japan was owned by the
llrown.Alaaha company ~ Hadlsy
and was On route from Seattle 20
iiadley loaded with dynamlte.o No
one Will perhaps eveg know bow tho
accident occurred
Tho Officers aud crew Of the
Mafioa we're doafcned by the Noise
OF a Tremendous explosion. Look
Ing aatern they saw what remained
OF the basge and the men aboard
going inse the air and water. dash,
ing up hundreds Of feet.
The Japan had 80 tons OF the OK
ploaiYe aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
MAYOR N|XTON TELLS
OF FREC0's EaEsyRY


SAN FHANCtGCO. July ii-Ths
morning session ~ the Glass tria
was consumes 10 asapoIssfOos Do
and soooles ulas asbTanaion If cas
oom ec FaTssso S,7ol9s,ttisg osddaaasei
Rfsi ff@neidses affecting tia htaus
felf4fh@ue s@npauy. which rlge Ia
ssfSr States Telegraph sind Telo
pheue company WAS fiKbiinE The
evidence which waa finally admit
lrd had no direct bearing on the
pannthE ~ bride money
This afternoon Mayor Borton ID
on the stand and telling the story
Of bribery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
COSTUME FOR THE
HOT WEATHER

With tlfo torThi hest. true but
weather ffoeka afe having an Ia.
nitR A charming one ia decp old
blue ~ 30 color and hatlrtc as 10
fabric p made with q boiero and
skirt. and IL worn with Hheef
blouse fanhieuing Of oFEandie and
val
Tho headdFesa worn with fhis
thin costume matches y A. 20 color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

She hope. dear. that you are
not going 20 worry about my ca
eeeding my allowance this time.
He lbrlghfenlpE upi You don't
mran 20 tell nae. dearest. that there
isn't any necessity for a.
Certainly not What's the use
ot Worrying about something you
can't helRF"~i ise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

kETCHlkAN, Alaska. July H.
One " the most terrible accidents
retorAAd Ia Alaskan waters o..
CURED last night and three men.
names unknown, lost their lives
aud Wv literally blown 20 atoms
on tho barge Japan. loaded with
dynamite which exploded at =
o'clock OF Bald island twelve miles
south or here.
Flying fragments OF tho barge
struck and killed = D. Davis, one
81 the men ON the TUG Marion,
which was towing the barge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

TIME lNVEHrMENr COMPANY.
Main 1878 $50 Empire Hldg Ind 81
lots in ballard cleared. 10 fence ana
fruit trees $50. $500 each. balance go "a
month
2 fine view lots on Magnolia Bluff close 20
car. worth 81 30 Yours Tor $40. q cash
balance boz 3 years
% lots in the Rainier valley 'tinao 20 car.
flsb each, 3 cash, balance years
These lga are tho remainder Of an nd.
ditisp that Sold 30 twice those elricoa and
ne object ia 20 clean up. aH owner IN
leaving city
70 acres IT water front On The sound D. 900
feet ~ Wntor front. aii cleared and fine
siqpinF beach. opposite keyport $780,
al cash.
70 aefe1 north o. ballard that can be
bought 90 ti1Q an acre This property
WI show en- enormous profit la less
Than HiN months N Yuu arc Interested
in Plating proposition call ua up. and
lqt uH give you particulars
lot ia. liluck A brooklyn addition. ou i4ih
aRs hluHks from Universally entrance.
We can deliver for few days OF $1,000
Very eany terms
Homes n ali kinds ana description. On easy
terms Come iu and see we
TIME lHFEHrMhNT COMPANY
hein 45Zs esi hmpife bidg. lad g. le-i1
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

CtiirtofN RANCH - aefuH ~ cleared
islaHre ~ Ha.oF rifatea usf nafa. Hies
rfffh hauaf itlHWa iAfqf. bath aHH
ti..ssIss 2 fffHafe tseiisfufnt5 ta ol.a bern
harka naaasa Hso lsosE faf-t eea'a
nfsilfalT shA8HIM
FuFa cd AiathA Haainfm u n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

fAakN W osfo0Sa no0s wosi7ai tofoaseF
one " ths rfgtfesi Pisces an ~ iaFF
~ snfss 81 8aat landia9 an hiFHF NN
fHF4issih oWHef tHsises 4aifh tafe. rslUH
faf = fea aafH u ~ " fau asHf HatHf
ssufft see lhta Fiara aus Fea 40 tef GA
HOHfi tf NkhfbN
80 ass Aiafsa uailiins Fl o. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
rnaNn VOW wANr an.

TO The star Main iosei Ind
Ass The star viii call ana cols
lect enc 9TH. and VIII send 70
yea the answers TO your al
when addressed care The Star"
RATES Tou CLASSIFIED
nNEurISENtNrS Aurlp
Wanted. Lost aud taunA t'or
Rcrt, rer sale, etel one Nsnt
werS
SITUATIONS WANTED ApA2
rs NERDS raree ftnaes fer -
temtn.
seven words er fractions o.
words % the ilne. cash In "a
vance when charged to ac-
sGAnt actual uumter OF tines as
set VIII be counted Minimum
kir far an "ad" Is cents. nato
&rd Want Al. Agency, b. ~
Molten ssi nailafs Az. OPP
CITY tiau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

HEfwrEs sEkTTfn AAn FA1fas
aas iaf nem Ffiasf iH1FfagtaH. p ssfes
aH level r4 esq Fsf5if Hifei sHs
4Haat fHartq FaNa naaH aHftaEF tsFEt
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NEi aFA fsH aEfes cts uasfHfeffsHts
OF a ~ NeFHaa
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sif lsffI Aisssa NaillinE IA a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

WAFrH FnusE 81 rns q tie ffetfissf
Hafa Ca fHs a fafe o. frsitiH
HHfes reaIls aa .iHafua NHH staNf fleHs
sant an afnaa Hf tnfaH ffaHa4 atlst
aHas "a elHHN SISTER FHft ia fa4Hs hsFH
ass thrkau taasfs gflsr Ell faH Mfa ssI
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EsHf ass urH fs.rIHfeHasHIs fHI ft4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

NInY flasnG NA.AmHF WiIiNN
4tfE Eflf BE- affea nHtfh ~ NaeeNHa
Nafa we.i insHfmffN raaH faHfu pfsatffr 3
haasf. IsfFr here. tive aftkaFl & aefss Dol
sffaate uss. 81 aIaaa = aassit ffHH
aaHaH fsNra anal aiH asu fF 3 ~
seffas Larf ssn o. sss th's flsfss O. b
tafHatu
muHHHI wAt#uN
$3.50 90 ALASKA NaiIffH3 n ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

FHufFEn AFFfu 0HFukHns ssits5
tfN# Hans4s East feaf fsmm seq ta f
Eff sffa t4Hw HNi 1854 far iH sHH efF
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secs o. afahaaa. sHsai Hlass snI tsfn
~ NaTnis
NHuEnI MHt.EHF
90 ts fA AiaaaA halitla4 ia .fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

Billy Lush. Yale baseball go.
has again injured his eye ~, .
entertained lest be lose bis -.
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cixsf tfan4 ouls isa NFsryshtaF NV
eae ~ fns hsst tassliaas in iaan
tias c1ssF stsHd fhfes tleets ffasa nai.
isF hHfrt
fAfiWrf esHtet o. eaulfWfe hasinfas
Aasf have 81 se
PRIVATE EXCHANGE unktTN co.
A r'HHH HHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

CITY RIAL GsTArE.
GEORGETOWN AND SOUTH
PARK.

Three large iats in ueerHfsaan. rns
Wee anf seas ESQ car Nnra ans she
else e fhr Hs= aiah sshnsi 10 taksa
at anFe VII ssll fAf hriHa asRftft Terms
each o. Aaue umHHH. NnurHHsHHn
y y mar tf rhane Vast ftEf 8at 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

BRYAN. o. July Ill
driven by Thomas CLARK, "a ~
caEo. was diiehed Two miles 49, =. !.
here today. and Clark vas lnie.a.
perhaps fatally Three othsf ~.
panis " The auto Jumped. ~ q
tufncd q complete sOmefssuIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
FoR sALE-MiscEllANrous


SASH AND DOOR hAE4AtNH
Que nus bak aa rHse 20 Paint
nfslIsi free on zfliffaflan. isIIiUs Faa kas
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WINDOWS
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Ninshaw, thieNe#ss ~ fa
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furTkuE pnoNr WINDOW
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tGNATiUN 1910 --
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fl sni sis sis eaffh 90 rfss n
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s'eie ar erwin. p7ag. rdsas sgfh
iissas an1 fafeit1fe fs sale. ses ana
ss.Elas ~. haliafs. -s2tp
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East N0 tfl9 NfH a. seuih at4.it.p
AI~rOnNEHs-Ar-f
FARRELL 4 DuNN. sspysrs rs NJ.
I faft tiacs. geo raj rFartics. maffns isE
eEftcfIfirnss domestic relations. taHkrupf.
I - shsusct +sparfmsut. notafT n1is
Z rhHn-a
W Howell. atfornsY. sth WASHINGTON
Ha.idir4. gsn6fsi rraftfrs. shsfraefs aEan.
[ insf. ssfetrs qfohsfef I'D. t1te II
Lawyer Husband ana sifs. claims. dam.
aAas ard estilemHufa d and 81 Urion
( aiHrh 30 FifHt as atf
a. AHfaraan tfiat laerHf eaanastor
raiafY caiiseticus abstracts ssamiasi al
Arcade
George Haasunan attorney 81 iaw -
/ Pacific hih fsrnonal lnfafF Eases speciality
1 II
/ Augustus kfusuons lawyer. fit Arcade
Hiaa II
| FARMS AND ACREAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
GLIDDEN RACE
ACCIDENTS

tscrlpps Telegraph 8sryles.l
TOLEDO. o. July 1.-THE first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

faH# N each thtaa s.ssfsfm fsssa
Rss fali teseaset ffHsft aaiss sf#ati
Haai ffH
NNNmF REALTY 60
saa Fsfirs sans HdN
MHfH e# iaF Eas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

d Serve taftam fant EfNas is faas af
HatAtufa ser a4sas nHf q tais ire aies ~
NfuEN aH eel Ntaa tfauf EfFFaaa Etne
fhHsuEh t fiHN sHNansffasHH iaf4e HifN
fire STAGE tHaHfH I've hFa1 ~ sf
twelve f'Hf snaa mIisiss HAaH iaifF
hUHse Wlth tfFaHi aflafHtaft tisfaefaltH
shap aifh aH iacls iafae Hafns ana siaNits
ass afanaffa EtNa. naHas SOFA FH Acme
ates 1feNat1 AnN Hafua 1iHifHf UwNsf NJ
siek srA wasI sefifsas af Nnce ffqas sc
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laasf n1f rsHaF tne ssHaHa f.f tHH FF
assst aas r. Mft.rssf. raaw a. Hinst
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11

accident NJ The 0liadsb 49,.
CURED ~ 3 O'Clock this na,,,.s
whom Q cor of x y OTIS. u org az
land turned turtle siz mllss sss
~ Toledo, iniHling OILS M ~. ~
and Mlea u Rollins W.
The oildden cars left al. -.
Tor the 100 mile ran 10 South ~
Ind ai z This morning
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11
CITY RIAL ESTATE co. fNc
gie e8 Pioneer bldg
Dom Pay
Rent
For $3.50 Cash We
Have the Cheapest
Home in Seattle

a brand new house Or five raoma ana
ranfrf. electric fixtures. cement hsaeiusnt.
0ua block from present car line ami tho
new line viii pnm right lu front af your
door just q minutes ride from Totem
pole. --ini4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-11


fsr stAR LOAN Go. ua,u celilns
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