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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-06

existe un argumentc muy itnportan.
te indicado por ell s4l1or Romany, >
este es, que Ell consejo no puede anu
lar la franquicia concedida por el
sef1or Ubarri y quehoy disfruta la
compafffa- del Troly,y tampoco pue-
de otorgar otra franquicia nueva es-
tando esta sinvencet, y que 1nica-
|camente podra ampliarla cd bien del
|pdblico. Dijo tam1ien que ell NUM-
cipio de San Juan tiene nm departa-
nento de obras ptblicas y que al
frente de este departamento Sc en-
cueutra un ingeniero, y que de acuer-
do con este departamento cuando la
compaf1la solicito sc lie permitiera
pasar por las GALES de esta ciudad, Sc
lie impusieron varias condolences que
la acompaf1ia acept6, siendo una de
estas que la compaf1fa tenfa obli-
gaci6n de dar tikes para los emplea
dos municipales para el servicio, &
hlzo constar que entire estos emplea-
dos no Sc contaba 6l.
Dijo tambien el seffQr Falcon, que
Ell Municipio de San Juan en- princi-
pio y NADIA mas que en- principle, no
puede aprestar su consentimiento
hasta tanto no tenga un conocimiento
perfecto de las obras que Sc tratan de
realizar, y cuales son las nuevas clau-
sulas que impondra el Consejo Eje-
cutivo y cuales las. que trata de i'm
primir; y hace constar que hssta en-
touces Sc reserva Ell derecho, anun-
clando desde ahora que e1 Municipio
Sc opondra a toda concession que en-
vuelva y anule la CONCESSION hoy en-
vigor.
Ell sefior Diaz Navarro, lie pregunto
al sefor Falcon, que 81 Ia compaflia
dejara de curnplir con las condolences
que existen en- la franquicia, lcual
serla la autoridad en- Puerto Rico que
pudiera cancelar la referida Tranquil
cia, y 4 esto contesto ell seflor Fal =
con, que el era de opinion que cores
pondia a los tribunales de justicia Y
no al Consejo Executive.
Sc discutio por breves minutes en-
tre los senores Acufla Falcon, Diaz
Navarro, del Waite, y Ell comisio-
nado del Interior, pidiendo este dlti-
mo que Sc lie remta para estudia ria,
tina copia del contrato 6 de las condi
clones especiales que existen entire
la compafi5a del trolley y ell Munich
pio de San Juan.
FL Presidente pregunta 81 hay al
guna otra persona que desea Ser oida
en- este asunto, y no habiendo nin-
guna mas Sc da por ter,ninada la au-
dlencla publica, y queda el asunto So
bre la mesa.
Sc aprobo la cuenta de 60 dollars
presentada por Ell practicante que fue
a suministrar la vacuna & los ha abitan-
tantes de la isla Culebra.
Termin0 la session las cinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-06
LOS luNes DEL ATENEo
-VSc0l6s KiUas ,

Parece que nuestro antique
|centro literario participa de la
general animation de toda la
Isla.
Ell lunes Is de Mayo actual
tocara en- sus salones un sexte-
to y es la intencion de la unta
Directiva inaugurar con clio
''los lunes del Ateneo. "Sin pre-
vic programa, habra todos los
lunes una fiesta en- la que tocara
un sexteto Y ademas distingui-
das seiloritas y caballeros nos
|dejaran conocer suS habilidades
en- el piano, en- el canto. en- la
poesia.
Sabemos que reina mucha
animation con tai mOtivo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-06
Ia VELAA FERNANDEZ jUNOOS'

Sabemos que reina gran ami
maci6n para la velada que ce
lebrara ell Ateneo en- honor de
Fernandez Juncos. Poetas de
Ponce y Mayagiiez vendran ex-
pTesamente a tomar parte en-
dicha fiesta que Sc llevara a
.etecto en- el teatro el 20 del &C
tual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-06
CRoNICA
TAROES CRISES

49,. Esas tardes asf me agr ad an
tanto. -, elias guardian perfumes de
mis- amores ideales, reflern la psicoloeia
de mi alma con todas sus tristezas, con
todas sus nostalgias. con tod as sus cri-
sis de inmensas rebeldfas te mpes-
tades -. Esas son mis- tardes mas
amadas, mis- tardes predilectas.
Esas tardes asi te han dado miedo.
va 10 Sc: los amagos de borrasca, las
rachas tempestuosas, los nublados in
tensos, ell aqua porraceando sobre los
cristales de tus ventanas, ell frio gla-
cial ateriendote, los CRISES del cielo
con nubes como moles in6nitas que Sc
agitan y corren veloz nj ate, te ha bran
llenado de espanto, po recita nifia. oh,
Sensitiba palida y romantica .....
Mira, esas tardes CRISES son la ina
gen viviente de todos los door es. de
todas las angustias, de todas las ben
ditas soberbias del espiritu. Pere ia
no sabes de ESQ; tus tardes son esti-
wales, las tardes del sol caliginoso, dc
sol dorado, cuando los pajarillos del
amor cantsn mas armoniosamente
cuando las flores parec. II sonreir. ell
cielo esta radiante de colores. desta-
candose ell azul de .us ensueflos infan-
tiles. Entonces estaras muy contenta,
(y con cuanto placer cuidaras las blan-
cas- camel'as de tus amores, y tus lises
tus sedosos y perfumantes lises.
oh! nina, en- el camro desol ado de
mis- sueflos, via ia e ave erratil de todos
mis- snhelos,y es un de sicrto tragico.oue
horripila. En- walls vertiginoso Sc agitan
gomos enanos los pierrots de esa mas
carada, loca, Sc burlan de mis- luchas
fr acasadas, y en- confuse tropel va la si-
niestra compsrsa, riendose del des astre
de mis- ilusiones, y de mis- esperanzas
agonizantes ....Y sisre el bale,
en- Ell voteo maca bro, pisote an las So
raclones de mi alma, que ha sido he
r'da en- todos sus afec,os, y pisot ada
en- las amargas borrascas de la vida.
va yes, la hiel de 10 vivido me her
mana CON esas tardes sin sol, cuando
la ventisca arrecia las mic bias So es.
tienden, y ell mar Sc encrespa fsro
salvage. omnipotente terco. .ah ST
supieras 10 grsnde que es un atarde-
Ger tempestuoso en- medic del oceano.
Las olas borrachas De coraje levantan
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Womens Coats $12.5O to $25,

These are up-io.the-minute stylish
and Melton Coats. in the loose
and semi.hiiing backs. The colors are red,
brown, black, blue and fancies 1850 10 s2S
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Caushtit Himself.

J. T. Futrell, known as the Mar
rying Squire" OF Fulton. has at last
caught the matrimonial infection
and has decided 10 have a share in
the bliss which he has had sort Of
corner in promoting in the past 1--WE
years. The Squire went 10 May
seld quietly and secured a license TO
we'd Miss Cora Adams, Of Pilot Oak,
Graves County, and the wedding
occurred Sunday. Miss Adams is a
popular young school teacher Of
that vicinity. Justice Futrell has
married 600 couples since he took
charge Of his Office and holds the re-
cord for this section Of the State in
the number Of people he has started
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Double Wedding At Moscow.

Wednesday evening at the Bap-
tist church in Moscow, DR.. John 3.
Mahan and Mrs. Sudie Kimbro. and
G. L. Rogers and Miss Ruth Bynum
we're married. Rev. James W.
Drummer ofiiciated ia the marriage
service, which was very beautiful
and impressive.
The church was tasteiully deco
rated. the color scheme being white
and green. There was a double
arch Of green and white from which
wedding bells suspended, and be-
hind this rose a bank OF chrysanthe-
NUNS which blended with back
ground OF palms and evergreens,
araped with white and green rib
bons. The lights we're deeply shad-
ed which gave the scene a charm
ing effect.
A reception vas given in honor OF
the newly.ved by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Kimbro following the wedding at
Moscow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Children's

faVorite tonic d Whites Cream Nermifuxe.
the cure Tor worms and al chlldrcu's Dis
eases. lt not only Kills she worms. nul re-
moves the mucus and slime ln which they
build their nests. It. nctlou on she child u
mild and leaves him in = healthy condition.
Joe Daniel. ~urmnc. Tenn snNa that nr
gave one 81 MS children White. Cream
NcrmifuEc when the doctor thought 10 had
collie. and from the first dose thc child uass-
ed % worms. sold hy-OowEill's nruF store.
Inc. and Helm a Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Granted Reprieve.

Governor NJ. r. Patterson grant
ed Lee Holder another reprieve last
week. This time the date for the
hanging was fixed to take place Jan.
9. which will be on Monday. Il is
understood that the Governor has
given The friends Of the boy 20 un-
derstand that this will be the last
act OF efhcial clemency in his case.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06

Christmas always demand the latest novelties
articles and have purchsed-o such demand and
large showing.
Bags all styles colorng plain
Vienna handles alligator and black seal feathers
gold gunme,a hnh fitted With small purse and
glaE. Prices SOC to $500
Combs beth plain fancy, The pre,es
rvers hovn n Hickman 70 50. so
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
that's MI

Cough yourself into a nt Of spasms and then
wonder why you don't get we'll. No you vail
only try n bottle 90 iinllnrds uorahuund
syrup your cough viii hU a thing 81 the
past 10 o. a positive cure Tor Coughs, lu-
nucuEn. bronchitis and an Pulmonary dis
ease. uue bottle Will convince yuu-nt
your druggists. -. ls, fll.. sold hy-Ouw-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06

out on the matrimonial road. Speak
ing Of the affair Mr.. Futrell said
81 am only practicing What preach.
A man does not knoW what he Is liv-
ing for until he has a helpmaie to
share in his sorrows and pleasures.
and / shall doubly enjoy my pros
periiy Il the woman Of my choice
can share il with me-"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06

LOST-One White aud tan Scotch
terrier puppy-about one year old.
Answers to name Marshall. $3.50
reward for return 10 Courier Office
or to q. L. Carpenters resi-
dence. 2.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06

The protracted meeting which had
been in progress for a week at the
Baptist church in this city. closed
Sunday night. Rev. Terry Martin,
OF Jackson. Tenn, conducted the
services.
A. ]. Hammons was in town this
week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06

Art Squares Brussels Administer vevets Oriental and Floral
designs, IL and ~ Il. Prices $3.50 to $500
Rugs coongs designs Don't you need
some place the place the carpe Your wife
thinks so The prices from so 50 so
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
wOmens Coats SIS to $3.50

Not the cheap shoddy kind that you
Usually see offered a, these prices, bot well
made stylish garments. that will give you
satisfactory wear. II you want a medium
priced coat you can surely find II In the line
be show al --------------- IS 20 $3.50
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Christmas Slippers
for Men and Women

The spirit OF Christmas evades beautiful showing Of Jues
Nuhers and House SLIPPERS every kind description We
large and varied Of staple and designs, styles that
will other We advise you make your
ectons early before the sizes broken
Ladies Comfy's, Juliet and Nulifers 81 IS to 50 90
Mems Comfys Nullihsrs and Slippers 81 40 10 $500
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Xmas Umbrellas for
Ladies and Gentlemen!

You never saw a prettier line
Of Holiday Umbrellas than We
are nov showing. and then. you
may be certain in buying one.
that the recipient will be pleased.
We have them in all sizes,
In all silk iafieta and silk serge,
with both plain and elaborate
handles. 10 pearl decorated with
gold trimmings.
For men we have a nice as.
sortment Of plain wood and buck
horn handles, in good mixed silk
covering.
Ladies Umbrellas Sl.S0 TO $1,000
Gentlemen's 4" Si.S0 TO IS 90
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Rugs and Art Squares

Every woman will appreciate
a gift 10 help beautify the home
and nothing will be more accept
able than a pretty rug, or art
square, or a nice new mating.
We have a number Of pretty
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-06
Fancy Linens as Xmas Gifts.
Best AssOrtments and best Values

There scarcely anything acceptable good housekeper
than pretty Scarf. Csnece, Table Cover Lunch Coh Tray
Cloth These price peice 10 The
expensive hand and The prices range
from Sc for Csnterpeiocs 50 90 Cloths
On display for selection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
VESSEL ON ROCKS

Steamship Dolphin. which arrived
yesterday from skagway. brings
word 20 The effect that the steam
schooner Santa barbara crashed on
the rocks Ia the waters OF Active
Pass AZ the entrance 10 the Gulf of
Georgia. en- route from Seattle TO
Valdez Thirty passengers aboard
the vessel were panic stricken. and
Captain Zaddart was Obliged 10
beach tho vessel A canvas was
placed over the hole and the pumps
belns manned, the vessel WAS en-.
ubled later % back into deep water
and anchor In Minor bay.
y f. impossible for the Santa
barbara 10 proceed. and she viii
likely be- towcd to Victoria for ro.
pairs Should rough weather result
the vessel might not be- able TO
Withstand the shock as she ia Ia
precautions position The vessel ia
under charter 10 the Alaska Coast
COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
4 EEEKED GUN
AT YOUNG TAFT
!. ..,,c Of Wars Visit Recalls Exciting College In
s' .s,n,..-Dk. WA SiIiman Of This City Once Held
r e., Slatesman's Life in His Hands.

PECULIARLY inclined. amused himself
by catching the sllgW YOUTHS arm
several times as Sirlman drew
back he elhcw ia how
icRng Tart grahhea the future
phs siciaas arm once too otlon Tor
the lattors hasty temper. aud
found himself star,ng INTO the
point pf ievcllcd revolver. a
sevcushooter such as was used
in the EOS
Taa Die Not Finch.
nr sillmas SAYS the future
statesman dld not finch. lie
palod bot looked his opponent
square Va the eve
Shllman's hasty temper cooled
and the trigger MAS Dot pulled
The weapon went back Into is
owners pocket. the surprised Tart
apoloriaod and Sllliman finished
bis same
From then ON thren.h their col
leEc course che men we're warm
friends 3iiI and eNnif 10 each
other Years have separated them
The one az Statesman has
i0fCed bis way almost 90 the head
of thr nation, and She other has
devoted hls life % the equally
noble profession at curing the
sick uuf their friendship. clrcum
stsncud as lt has been hy the dif
feeent ruada they have followed
san gloWa Aud an because SILL
man ievelled a revolver az Tafts
head In the good Old daya when
they we're students AZ Yalo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
REPORT ON MARkEr.

AZ the meeting ~ the salmon
ray Improvement club ~ the Thir
tcenih ward this afternoon. the
committee appointed 10 select
site Tor the branch public market
ni ballard will make liH report 4
number ~ sites are available
Some of The WashlnFton lnsnr
anc. companies are grossly minrop
roaeuiing their financial conditions
Washington Firn securities are
open to the Inspection Of ans policy
holder. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
CLIFF HOUSE.
bSRaE:D

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept II
took lust one hour Saturday after
noon from the time the tiro started
at 4 40 o'clock, until the Cliu
House. one ui th. most famous
spots un tho Pacific coast. was laid
In ruins The house was closed TOT
Repairs IA the time The loss ia
estimated az 100000, with on Jaaar
uuce % So 600 The Cllif hnlac
vas built Of wood. aud hoinF on q
hlgh portion Of land wuH accessible
60 etefy breeze and Saturday after
noon quite a high wind was blow
tng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
Pa0f. JONES fEASIS GUESTS ON HIS.
- RAvENNA WEIGHTS FRUIT

F Miss May c. Walker. secrets
and MIA q No. logardua. OF ire Y
W G. A.: Mrs. " w Bell. Mrs &C.
Lnnd. aud Rev Henry Cnrlyon OF
the Rayenna Methodist church
The dining table waS covered
With beautiful fruits, cakes. aud
other dclicacioa. artiatically Pre-.
pared by Mrs. Jones. All expressed
their great appreciation OF the re-.
cepti0n After refreshments, the
guests visited the property offered
by Mr. Jones for benevolent inatl.
tnilons Zach guest took Il package
Of fruit home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
law ron rxHlBlrs.

According 20 Henry A Mclean
chairman 81 the state a = q com
mission. who arrived in Seattle
yesterday. the counties throughout
she state aro takins advantage uf
the power given them by tho last
Legislature % levy 9 tar f0f couu
~ exhibits az che exposition Mr
Mclean saws THAI Henry l. strow,
bridge executive commissioner. D.
visiting the county commissioners
and alding them in arranging for
The loYying OF the tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
BoTH HAVE TROUBLES.

While cheap japanese labor la
mlFratlng into british Columbia
and Washington. Chinese and ko.
rean iaborura are flooding Japan.
according O. HayieH6 received from
the Orient The importation Of
Koreans and Chinese Ahorvrs into
Japan ia said % bg due 20 the lark
~ iaborerp IN jauan a. compared
with tho increase tn the number
~ rev enterprises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
Benefit FOR
STRIKERS

The situation In the telegraph
erH strike remains unchanged
Most Of the operators have left
town and are engaged Ia other
work until the strike Us settled
The Charles A Taylor Stock com.
paUy OF the Third Avenue thoater
Will give benefit performance on
Thurnday evening the proceeds to
go "a the strike fund Of the op.
orators. Vaudeville features Will be-
given between the acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
DARK As TO
'VNN!M.s"

~ yet 'Whima" the high school
paper. has not been able 10 take
any definite steps in the direction
~ publication The reason Tor this
la that The faculty and school an.
thofities have not made any ruling
upon the question as to whether or
noi there shall be- one or two "a
pffh. One paper may be- operated
Jointly by the two buildings. or ecnh
building may have lta own school
organ
1he "Whima treasury contains
ai The pruaent time t3f0 and unleaB
me school authorities take some
action soon the management Of o.
paper intends 10 use this money 10
get out the first inane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Women representatives OF tlt0
WRAhsegton ohildrona Home Find
erA aud members OF the houug Wo.
msitH Chfianon Association. were
we InN ted guests OF fgof and Mrs.
~ u Jones, ai their residence on
hnNtnhn Heights. Friday afternoon.
iseel OF fine fruits rnlaod bystir.
loneF WIS enjoyed,
Mlat Alice Lord Of the Waitress
union was expected but was kept
away by duties Those present at
the lunch were Mrs l.. n. Coylng.
ton, superintendent. md Mrs. Min.
ME Meyers, mntrcr. of the w. G. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
SCORES SOCIETY LIRE.

hev J i. ilwyd yesterday aeo.
20 nocioy ne whfn he remarked
!" zee course 81 HIS sermon that
the question ~ who Will teach
saness school IL a problem Of an.
hsuliY According. 10 Rev Llwyd.
-1clsl osEasements aro the nnaro
~ ts- average sunday school
lescAor which retard the work Of
that department OF the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
REPAIR FlRsr Az

The Harder Asphalt company
Will begin In few days the repair
OF the pavement Of First av., above
Virginia st. The company ia,a tho
pavement n numOef OF years ago
but put down q very poor quality
OF Asphalt. which has caused a
GOOD deal OF trouble since 10 keep
10 repair The pavement N now
fun of holes and makes scry
bad going for automobiles and
other vehicles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
WAR VETERANS MEET.

AZ the outing ~ the Michlgau
club Yesterday. Major y NJ Loams
bury and Rev J y niakoaicY two
old eavalrymen. met Tor the first
time since the Civil war. Major
iounshurY has been living in Sc
attic nna Res Biakeslcy At Ballard
for years Roth won unique prices
There were eco people AZ the
pfeufr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

- Inward TAFT secretary
Wll~ps .s 4 reason other man
\ ~. 'ls,e ~ lies in the warmth o., Q,
~ Ns'se here to feel ma, llr
y Iss, u easlr ssranser IA TINS
|su Anne ago, when ihc se,
A ny 80 vas a strlpllns col
bar e., /. dramatic incident
|ege nusts shlcA will always he
|laplssse..,. b hlm As one y we
isrsnas,.ss'sa AZ his lfe and the
nes' ss..''e .sssellea = revolver az
aaa ~ Incident Was enc ~
Il ~ ssaIcsms found n'n,
saleh ~ !, ~ xith shinsns steel
Fl ~ .s !. IL Seattle
N A sllilman. one 81 tle
y y ...'.iseas physicians e me
nes' , 49,, ..sswisfy Of war found
sac. NJ hsge the m'n Who ~
g sa'~' elsnng friendship with
usis'a ..A.e.ssalng. but fcrehcar
", " 3 ~ ~ aie'
v.~ freshmen At Vale
-, q. YEAR, ago The men
80 ~ - Al Yale singular
~ .. I shst ssre u the sane
- - hnrn On the same
~ x.alesinaa. however VAS
"a lsepoand Athlete y e'le
= n,vre physician vas u slen'
a,ssened that cue afternoon,
a.. E~shman slillmau vas bow
fns varsity symnasiasi.
g'.,san Tan sannservd In lie
49, saaag SiliimaH and oeiiiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

cathedral with pontiflcal hlrh
mass Plans are being formed for
the celebration Of NE twenty nth
no lyq0ary Of the ordination ~
the bishop ia the priesthood THIS
viii take place IN the cathedral ~
December 80 The big new Pipe
orgau viii be In Blace by that time
and the entire cathsaral completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
REMOVE FOREIGN SAILORS.

Accordlng % adxicea from Toxic.
removal ~ foreign sailors from
japanese steamships has been re-.
ncwed with greater energy hy the
oriental government The latter.
already pressed for funds with
WHICH a. pay large subsidies. has
Fulef ltAai subsidies viii not be
paia To- Japanese whaling vessels
now employing foreigners as mas.
tcra o. EunnrrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
VIII co ABROAD

Special services we're held SEES.
terday az g. Marks Episcopal
church IN honor ~ che completion
~ the tenth year 90 the rpctufahlp
~ Rev J = tAwyd, Rev. aud
Mrs Llwyd are 20 leave soon Tor
an extended trip abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
NorAalss VISIT SEATTLE.

Within less than two months the
eitN 90 Seattle has hoon visited h,
tiNo % the nine members of p4ua
idrnt Roosevelt. cabinet Secretary
81 War Tan cumploflns The quintet
other cablnet members who have
hron here during the summer are
Victor a Metcalf. secretary at the
navy James 4 Garfield secretary
81 The Interior James q Wilson
secretary at agriculture. and Oscar
=. Siraua. secretary Of commerce
and labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
The Name Is Brown

We 90 Hlunbing and heating
10 &, flEht Try VS. and see. Get
our pficeH. G. u. Brown PLUMBING
Co. 81 PIN. "a go
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Hot Air

Have that hot air furnace put IN
your house now 50 ii will 81 ready
Tor the comimg cold weather Get
figures from The Geo n Wood
house Co. ii2 university ~ 80
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Steamship city ~ Pucbia arrived
from Ban Francisco yesterday with
Z 04a Rms ~ general cargo aud "a
nmnHatl~eri
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c1lssRAre ANNIVERSARY.

Tho eleventh anniversary ~ ghe
heglnnlng 81 work Ia This diocese
% the RlEht Rev Bishop OncA
was celebrated Yesterday az The
More batllcships 81 AaYy yard
than ever baforr 40
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ln-Rne Tapestry Brussels Carpeting
$I.05 Per Yard
Csc Per Yard
sEwED. LAID AND LINED.
sEwED, LAID AND LINED.

very serviceabc fabric Of its kind There good as
saan q patterns and eoors designs being suitable for
MAJORITY OF THESE PATTERNS IN c
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sEwED. LAID AND LINED.
sEWED. LAID AND LINED.

Choice Of good assortment oi Oriental and flor
In both large and small figure effects. Colors are
" good in this carpctng.