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what he should do, and
how he could contrive
things SO as to spare Mill
cents feelings without
wounding Norah's. And
he thought in his SIM
plicity that Norah's brain
was similarly employed.
At last they stood at the
foot of the rising avenue.
The statue, with its eter-
nal enigma, appeared to
invite, to compel; and
they obeyed its summons
and went forward. At
every step it grew bigger
and more menacing. And
when they reached the
plinth it lowered tremen-
dously above them, like
some new sphinx as silent
and battling as the old.
Maurice mounted the
plinth and drew a key
from his pocket.
What are you going to
dor" asked Norah.
Il am going into the
statue. | want to see If
the detectives have been
here again. / shall not be
long. Wait there"
" No, Maurice" Norah
replied with a nervous
and imperative gesture.
eff you are going in, | will
come too"
He signified an uneasy,
unwilling assent, unlocked
the disguised door, and
held it open for her.
She shivered as she
crossed the smooth level
of the plinth, just as if the
corpse which had once
lain there was there still
and she had had to step
over it.
You go first!" she
whispered.
He went in. She fol-
lowed. He turned on the
electric switch, closed the
door, and strobe unhesi-
tatingly to the elevator.
She stepped in, he joined
her, pressed a button. and
they shot upward. They
stopped with a jerk and
got out. He turned on
more lights, and they
found themselves in the
great chamber of the
statue. They were alone.
Trays of cigar ashes, and
one or two cups containing
the lees of coffee, and a
liqueur glass which OBJ
viously had held yellow
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Synopsis Preceding Chapters This Instamen
CHAPTER X.
Confession

SH, hush!" whispered Millicent Cour-
lander soothingly. Norah, sobbing,
hung on her shoulders, her face half
hidden in the calm bosom of the other
girl The sobs, difficult and dry.
diminished and grew less painful, and
then Millicent led Norah gently to
small sofa in the adjoining room and
persuaded her to lie down.
You mustn't give way like that"
said Millicent in a ir1ner tone She
gazed at the girl for a moment, as if to
be satisfied that the crisis was spent,
and then crossed to Maurice, who
had stood moveless since Abraham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25

DRAWING BY THOMAS X. HANNA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

within 200 feet 81 Alki beach until
q permanent home in baili
Option of becoming = full partner
and profit aharer in the Olympic
Investment Company. Sith ali that
that means
There are other things that 20
vith thu certificate. fhlnEa that viii
BE- explained fully Ia Room az.
Alaska building and all for taa
eHsh and twelve monthly payments
u 81 IS each. 500 ia all
II yon have not been In this room
sou should 80 al once and learn
all that ~ being offered there IN
the say ~ hemeEetting aud real
estate dealing made easy
or II YOU want a delightful ride
on Sunday 10 The Crown q West
Seattle. phone Ind tf7s OF Main
1905. ash for Mr. Clark O1nFyan or
G. NJ Copper. and make an engage
uisnt to so over with them II you
don't 30 In or phone. then tate
the Wet Seattle ferry. foot Of Mad
lnnn -. on Sunday. boats leaving
al 1870. ~ 80. ~ 30. I 50 and
Z ~ Transfer TO California ay car
llna and set of a the school house
here carriages will be waiting "a
nee, fhe cars that connect with The
hhprs boats
nnt trY To cali In AZ Room az
A - a, buiidinE first and learn the
lsfrffHent "details. It's the ehanca
~ ! lifetime. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
Have You Been In Room 422
Alaska Building?

odd--but there Il a strange fas
eina,ion about this particular room
n--and women. too enter the
door vlth look Of curiosity. doalss.
INDIGESTION
In little while they come out
AEain satisfied. pleased. with the
Consciousness that shat has hap
fsensd has had an Influence On their
lives. thAt they have been xisc IN
coming aud equally Niac In doing
a. they have done
And Yct-on the surface all they
apparently have accomplished u %
pay tza and receive = single piece
~ paper IN return atlll their faces
show that they feel and kuow thef
have made a good bargain.
And they have
Fof this piece % paper IL a eertls
cate of 90 usrehip in Olympic PARK.
the seenic addition to West Seattle
ana carries with u many adrnui.
ages and privileges
Chlcf % these thinKN that this
paper heatows arc
little 10 a pFepaFtiunaie part II
tho lard Itself. and 70 complete pro.
lection - the investment
fIrut choice of the lots In The
additi0n
an equal khare IN the profits and
Increased value ~ The land
The fiKht 10 camp. reut free.
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STUDENT INvENrs oooRLEss
FISH FERTILIZER.

Horace q Defining, a student OF
the University OF Washington, has
discovered chemical process
v hereby odorleas fish fertilizer can
be manufactured from material
nov wasted BY fishery companies
IN the Northwest From hiH invea
LEGATIONS Deming says that more
than 10000 tons ~ scraps are nov
thrown away each year by the fish.
ing companies IN the Northwest
and that the value OF this exceeds
81 900 900
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DEMOCRATIC BANQUET IN
JEFFEHeoN'e HONOR

Jefferaon'a birthday will be cele
brated By the local democrats. b.
banquet At the Hotel Lincoln TO
night
Thomas NJ Vance. OF Olympia
former assistant attorney general
under the Rogers administration
will be toastmaatef.
Chas. y. Voorhees,. Of Spokane
territorial delegate 10 congress
from 1855 will be the speaker oi
the evening.
National Committeeman John Y
Terry Is chairman OF the committed
on ARRANGEMENTS.
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FREE TRIP
NOT ASKED

n Epitc OF MISUNDERSTANDING
abeol > free trip Ia Alaska AT the
hands 90 the Seattle Chamber of
Conlnefce. the National Ans0cia.
ton Of State Railway Commission.
ere vail probably hold It's conysn.
tlnmaissfe this summer
SefTstary Yandeil OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce has been Informed
that ihe commissioners didn't ex.
poet 4 free trip. hut are anxious 90
come here for she convention. and
PAY taf their own Alaskan exeur.
siou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
CONTESTS Will.

Ruth Jones, Of Renton. has filed
n petition Ia the probate court TOT
an order setting aside the VIII OF
John g Jones, Who died last &c
tobef leaving an estate valued 81
a.. 600 q q Jones. a brother Ia
Wales. was made the sole benoti'
elary. and Mrs Jones d left With
out means Of support.
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SUICIDE

Love Tor William Davis. ma
ehimiss. y hom sha believed had dis.
rarded ana Thought her untrue.
caused AIRS Ray teaser. = tetmsr
vaudeville actress. Ia attempt sui
eide In her re0n AZ the Globe hotel.
t1fsf az and Main e. last night.
Al accident n CLOSING thc 4S-eaii-
Der revolver discharged u before
she Had placed Il Ga her temple
fhis Is an that saved the woman
ffom Fulfilling her desirs she 10
moW az the Seattle Gsnssai hospital.
nursing a hulist wound Through the
hand bat cured 81 her suicidal de-.
sfra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Lillian Stone and Katie kinE.
each ~ years old. arrested last
week for entering and rObhinK the
residence Of Mira r. \. Lewis. 22oh
Eighth av. appeared before judge
Frazier. Ia the Juvenile court, ri.
day afternoon Katie king Was
sent to the House Of the Good
shepherd aud the Stone Girl TO the
fnfnfm Mchoal.
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Younu olrl Misslnu.

The police have been asked 20 Ia
cate Della Malone. a if-year- Old
school Elfl who loft her home At
tas Seneca II. few days ago aud
has noe been seen since.
Horse Stolen.
ben Itnyon reports the theft Of
a bay horse from his stable In the
rear Of ais Twelfth ay North.
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cELLIsr TO PLAY HERE.

Antoine HekklnK. the celebrated
eollisi. viii give an entertainment
ne1t Tuesday night at the TINT
tartan church. Mr. HekklnK was al
one time the leading cellist Ia tbs
llosion Symphony club.
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plgs FROM auRNs.

James Slrvsu. a negro wha was
ffiKhtfally burned az bis home. IL
hsii st. en March =. died tssist-
aay ~ the wsysisie hospital Tire
ugErn. while slffefiuw fFum an
erileptie CONFUSION. fsil against 4
stove and received me bufns which
caused his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
LANES LIQUOR FOR
MUCH EVIL

attic. but explained that this could
aol all be done In few days, as
reforms. Tar reaching IA their II.
tccta, must necessarily be some.
what slow Ia culminating The
sreaiest ~ all the evils that this.
or ans city. has 10 contend With II
the liquor traffic, "a which the
mayor attributed nine.tenths ot the
suffering and aaualor throughout
the world lie SAYS II he had his
way about Il, never another drop
of liquor would be manufactured
Mayor Moore said. In part
ANY government can enforce the
laws II it wants to. M difficulty
l. experienced ia closing the IA
looms 10 Seattle on sunday Not
0nis SUNDAY closing but closing Tor
an times. can. for that matter, be
accomplished II the proper course
il taken Fits per cent ot the &C
cldeuts aud other eaiamitles are
directly caused by the use Of liquor
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THE TnEATER:
The Erna Ianna.,

The free Lance the music to
which il by tehn Philip Sousa. aud
the hhretio hy Harry. u, smith,
apenH AT the GRAND tomorrow night
ihin new comic opera has made q
distinct hit ftem coaat 10 coast. aud
VIII undoubtedly be popular here
A new souaa march. ION 10 We.
tory, II said ga be one Of the
mateh kings best compositions. Jo-
scph eawthofu and Nslla bergen.
supportsd by the original New York
east. viii be featured in the coming
engagement
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mARKssGN ORGANIZE.

The Seattle Rifle and Revolver
association was organized laAt
night In the office OF A. u. Beetle.
In the Halter building. with a mem.
bership % q.
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The present popular bill "a the
star theatef closes Tomorrow night
Monday = brand neN program ~
Hnod vaudeville offerings aill he
given the public Those Nho have
act laughed ~ The sailor aud the
hofee have but few more chan.
sea % d. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

"A stranger IA Town" advertised
a. a lively musical comedy. With
Frank heamlsh and an Eastern com
pany presenting u. comes 90 the
Seattle theater tomorrow after.
noon. and will play weeks enz
saEeutent. sole nlsnnT With tier
Hendricks Ia the title role. closes
tonight.
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TO LOOK MIRO INNER LANDS.

A thorough investigation 81 the
forest reserve conditions IN this
state vii be made this summer ky
cliffard Plnehot. Of the United
states governments forestry ssfy-
Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

IRA uiaNatn. made az to date ~
new features. and retaining the hest
o. Auhers tfsmatif musir. Will he
suns az the isfic THE week start.
inE with tomorrow matine~ The
hnseet finishes it, auccesafui run
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

IAN American Citizen a rlaF
which i said 80 be admirably suited
"a the abilities % the pantAEes aior i
company. goes on "a the l.als thsa
trf tomorrow afternoon. sIfilhY
closes tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13
|s|NDAY TOPICS

Eplssepab
. go NAalsen and hfosd-
= fp n IlwNd raster,
~ 4 ssufs IA the esartr-,
kn m. TIE saftaisr -
s~ azhsh And JAMES kyN
! r..ssn Feetot ! i a. m. ~
!. .'.-n,,ssa AID Human ilir (
= sres RsNufres ti0n Love
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The sFanksftesl usertinEe cau-
auctrd - Or ~. o. Hnssisn 81 the
FIRST Chfisgisn church. nraadu ~
and 0aixs sts. viii close randay
evenings Monday evening fare
well feeeptioH viii Be given pr
i1fredsn 90 the church The Is
nsv nenrstx 81 the church Eainssi
~ uF Hrgsdsns Wefk here win
afssud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Voc quick and reliable wufk IN
plumbing and heating. nee G H
Brown Plumbing Company. at
Pine Street Both phonea. sss
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fl'n- bsua9nug And East olive
! I FAssaan pssfoF 10 a0 3 ~
s'nt WMry . y m Tha
@ = n O Rrvssisn VIII
FssiA spsh serylres
@aaat ~ wnh<rt street Ar
y tAA feHtef. evening. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

yssnoask fAir.i aad InistsEiiy
- Fsan<iz I vaH Horn. Il r.
nssm msvhss n : m All 3
mernlax sunieri, TIE MAJ
~ ne cautlsstteks evening"
| =. xssal stle q Shoppink
faUisa arxnlway and AsFahiic
i neT E4marA LkHeoia @Tllth
In Iasef Rex Sydney SsrrHx
[hh Niiax pastor. eerviess n a
= VA D nj usafninw subiet 9
xnksas reftrnig Il fenAs
4. Naszf gsspes sertiee
fus,rei East prpspett and 10lt
> aNsa -. p. wFter. sups o
ssnMes ss& ssfsnon ssruou. ttgi
- eE<sA
- <sailie-fsfaHd az ard -.
- IA N ard = D ~ hst =
I n~ixaa pssathes uforniax aua
skinx
EHEzfkr~ Whifm4n AZ sra
1s4Hsse Hsv Wm. G. kantuer
a rasaas Services n - ana
<Hf g Esanssilzs gisqe st4ak
Ex7Irf an4 sgs14aE
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A damage sult has been filed IN
the superior court hy Tony Tuition
against Michael n aabrivlleh. It
appears that the latter was In
cenaed over remark Of the former
regarding the cleanliness q hls
dress and stabbed Tuition Ia the
abdomen with a butcher knife Ca
March : last. 0ahflelich has not
been apprehended,
History 81 Relief Work.
Secretary {, H. Yandcii, Of the
chamber Of commerce. IL preparing
a history of the relief work done by
that body az the time 81 the San
Francisco earthquake u viii be
included IN the annals Of the nsa
Cross society's historical committee.
Asks tor . Receiver.
Ephfiam Levin. partner IN the
firm ef kapstein s co. butchers.
has petltinned the superior court to
name receiver Coz the concern.
iir says he II compelled 20 do all
the meuiai work and does not see
a faif share Of the profits
Brought 10 Jail.
Arrested FOR having stolen two
pieces u silE from Tacoma de-
paftmani atots Minnie Thompson. n
young woman wanted FOR shaplift.
ms sas brought 60 seattle last
nlEhi and h held az the county
ial
T~ins Ran Away.
The police have been asked 20
locats tuin sons u ! ~ Nash. at
fesntY first ay. Who ran away
from home a few days asu Thslr
names are Raymond ana clifford.
aEed Is
Rvsslss ship Arrives.
The nussian ship Fsnnla has az.
rived "a Port Townsend from Port
land ehs Vii WALT there FOR or
iefa
Al Found Husbsads.
The eleven japanese women wha
arrived on ths Shlnano Maru are
now all married. tha last three
being united TO Japs from California
yesterday.
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George y. Nnsautap. "a aftoffat
thrsatened wIth dtatsarmsnf. has
filed general dental u the ale
cations AGAINST him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-13

Religious Researeh society 1889
Second $50 g. N. The tiahai
Revelation" hy Mrs Nottingham.
81 chieagN
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r..-.sMrth ana James ~ ron
r.s..x = q. pastor ie 81 a
xs<4izs Ma = = M
Ia Al ehieksils
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Kisia. nc shoemaEsf. li7 jane.
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sues for ooos Death.

Evan dFiffith has begun suit lu
the superior eourt aKainst y W
Hainsuorfh far ssee damages foe
ths death % = Ton tsrriof. aiisginE
that usinswuFth ran over Il with
MS automobile
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The Rnsasan ship Fsnnla has az.
rived "a Port Townsend from Port
land ths Vii walt there FOR or
deFa
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a msstinE q itth av property
owners Was held ~ shs office 81 The
dFifnth eomnany, h the Alaska
bsiidiuE. last nishi re ghs parpp2e
- inaugftrattsH q movement max
ina itt has from Ysslsf say 10
Ntmalncm 40 feet miie
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~. ~. ps1sh.s society -Alkt
- ~. sss4 - m. pIetufsa
49,. - Nias Rico h
fA'owsa b. nssssaes.
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- -. ssefsty Seattle
q. s~end - NJ roee
] 49, - NJ worid ~ rhos.
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LOCAL FLASHES


Organ Recital
An afsan recital VIII be given ia
81 MARKS parish church sunday
afternoon At } 30 o'eloek b. Edwin
faifboafn. assisted b Mrs poris
g. kesmisr. eontraiia. and W. n
Hedley. Nioiiuist.
k'asssehusssss Club.
The Aassaehusstts club viii esle-
efats Patriots daN. ApFii 10. with =
y hist party and dance AZ tns Rem
ton hlii club house.
Rsins AhtsEe.
The ruins % the old washington
hotel vas the center % attraction
again last night. when small fire
started In thr debris
Attorney Atkiasoa Here.
Attorney General John y ktktn-
sou. Sha has iust arrived IN Seat.
tie, has been engaged principally
since the isEiaiaturs adjourned "a
planning the meaning % the direct
primary.
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ssEiiaallss soristy-K o.,
J 9 p. Where Heeeen L.
- 1snsis and fhs gqay
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ssisi Eetanee Nafffv
= al 1874 FIRST n IN
- fFsnink. Special 80.
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The eleven Japanese women who
arrived on ths Hhlnano Maru are
now all married ths last three
being united to laps from California
yesterday.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-11-22
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a Florida Household VIII
Find Them So.

To have the pains and aches of bad
back removed; to be entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary disorders
Is enough to makesany kidney sufferer
grateful. To tell how this great change
can be brought about will prove COM
forting words TO hundreds of Florida
readers.
A. Oerting seaman, Of 419 L. st. Pen
sacola, Fla, tells how to do it. He
says "From my experience with
Doan's Kidney Pills can strongly rec
ommend them to anyone in need Of a
good medicine for the kidneys Kidney
complaint and backache caused me suf-
fering at intervals for years, The first
or second attack did not mind, but as
time went by they grew worse and at
times laid me up. conld hardly walk
and it. was difficult matter to straight
en- after STOPPING, while the kidney Sc
cretlons were irregular and unnatural.
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me. From
personal experience l know that this
remedy can be depended upon to fulfill
the representations made for 1t"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-11-22
FLORIDA w. c. T. U.
Holds Twenty-Fourth Annual
Convention in PaIatka.

The twenty-fourth annual meeting
of the Florida Woman's Christian
Temperance Union convened in st
James Methodist Episcopal church
in this city last Tuesday. The ses
sions lasted through two following
days and came to an end with the
meeting of last night, when Miss
Minnie E. Neal of Jacksonville, the
state president, delivered her annual
address.
Tuesday nights meeting was one
of welcome, when the visiting dele
gates were welcomed to the city by
appropriate short addresses, on the
part of the city by Hon. S. j. Hill
burn; on the part of the pastors, by
Rev. J. F. Bell; on the part of the
schools by Miss Emma Creekman,
and on the part of the local union by
Mrs. Richard f. Adams. The re-
sponse was by Mrs. E. Nelson of Mi
ami. The church was crowded with
delegates, visitors and townspeople.
The entire program of music and adj
dresses was inspiring.
The business sessions of Wednes-
day and Thursday were devoted to
the routine work of the organization
interspersed with papers by the var
ious delegates on some branch of the
work for which this noble band of
Christian women is organized to
prosecute.
On Wednesday evening a public
reception by the local union was ten
dered the delegates, which followed
u very enjoyable program of BAN
ner presentations and music. The
reception was well attended. Ice
cream and dainty refreshments were
served to all.
The state officers of the w. G. II.
u. are: President, Miss Minnie E.
Neal of Jacksonville; vice president,
Mrs. w. p. Franklin, Plant City; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Clara M.
Anthony, of Lake City; recording
secretary, Mrs. NJ. P. Dean, of De-
Land. All of these officers We're re-
elected at the meeting Thursday fore
noon.
Among the delegates present, in ad-
dition to the officers are Mrs. Abbie
Wilcox, Florahome; Mrs. J.P. Coffin,
Eustis; Mrs. Irene G. Adams, Lake
Helen; Miss L. A. Cross, Daytona;
Miss Katie l.. Nelson, Coleman;
Mrs. Carrie Washburn, Bellevue;
Mrs. E. Nelson, Miami; Mrs. M. 9
Crews, Mrs. Wilbur Swaine, Mrs, G.
A. Phillips, Miss Fannie r. Rankin,
Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Sawyer,
Jacksonville; Mrs. w. B. Gordon,
South Jacksonville; Mrs. Edna
Fairfield; Mrs. 7. F. Thomas
and Mrs. John E. Futch, Gainesville; ;
Mrs. J. Lee McCrory, DeLand; Mrs.
M. G. Brown, Lake City; Mrs. Eta
Mendenhall, Magdalen; Mrs. A. J.
Turner, Dunnellon: Miss Alice APP
thorp, Tallahassee; Misses Emelia |
Sneller and Ida Mullis, Montbrook;
Mrs. Bittinger and Mrs. Packham,
Ocala; Mrs. Sarah Shedden, De-
Land, and Mesdames Gardner and |
Du Pont- of Palatka.
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Woman's Fortnishtly Club.

The third meeting of the Woman s
Fortnightly club was held at the
pleasant home of Mrs. William Mer-
riam on Friday, the 18th inst
The program for the afternoon was
in charge of Mrs. j. H. Haughton,
the topic being "Civics;" touching
forcibly and instructively upon child
labor; schools; forest tree protection !;
civil service law; relation of wo-
man clubs to the juvenile court, and
the curfew law.
Mrs. George E. Gay read most
interesting article touching upon
town and home improvement. Some
splendid ideas were depicted which
to our betterment might we'll be re-
membered and put into use for our
comfort as well as an example to
others.
Miss Maud Kennerly in her usual
bright and pleasing manner favored
the club with musical selections
from the Tourist"
The pleasure of the afternoon was
also added to by two vocal solos
''Primroses" and absent" rendered
by Mr.. Maddox in his rich tenor
voice. The afternoon was most
pleasantly passed.
We are glad to note that the Wo-
mans Fortnightly club is increasing
in interest and membership.
1.-THE doorstep to the temple of
wisdom is a knowledge of our own
ignorance"
f. B. E., Press Reporter.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-11-22
Through Trains Resumed.

The schedule of the Florida East
Coast Railway will change again
next Monday night, the old schedule
being resumed and the night train
through to Miami placed in commits
sion again. For several months on
ly one train has been operated daily
between Jacksonville and Miami,
the southbound leaving here in the
forenoon and the northbound arriv-
ing here in the evening from Miami,
Commencing Monday two through
trains will be operated daily the
train to New Smyrna making the
through trip.
Tie change will not only be a
great convenience to the travelling
public, but Palatkans who have busi-
ness up and down the line will be
greatly benefited.