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The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17
so far not been mentioned, not even in
the Jewish encyclopaedia.

does not emanate from orthodoxy
For a Jewish orthodoxy which
is sufficiently strong, powerful and in
huential to injure reform, fortunately
does not exist in this country. We say
this advisedly, even though the fact is
not unknown to us that to-day the Rus
sian Jews numerically outnumber all the
the other Jews in America. With all
their numerical preponderance, the
ghetto Jews will never be able to shape
the destinies of Judaism in America
And as to their children, they, SO far as
atheism, agnosticism, skepticism, nihil-
ism, and anarchy, will be aids in the
cause of reform Judaism.
The fact is that the Russian Jew, we
mean the father of these children, the
very moment he begins to prosper ma
terially, for the sake of those children,
and for the sake of getting into better
society, joins reform congregation.
There is not reform congregation III
Chicago-and the same process goes on
all over the country-which has not a
considerable number of former Russian
orthodox ghetto Jews among its members.
Not that these men are enthusiastic re-
formers. In most eases they are not.
And, even though they violate most OF
the ceremonial laws, in their heart OF
hearts they cling to orthodoxy. They
will, for instance, attend the services OF
the Reform temple on Rosh Hashono
evening and Yom Kippur evening, but
in the mornings they would worship IL.
an orthodox synagogue, while their
wives and children would, of course, at
tend the services of the Reform temple.
Their children are instructed in the Re
form Sabbath schools and are confirmed
in the Reform temple, when even their
orthodox relatives turn out i'll full force
and take off their hats. SO, mithoch
shelo lishmo bob Ii shmo, in due time
they become poor reform Jews 1t can
be easily seen that reform Judaism has
nothing to fear from this source. Even
where the Russian Jews erect synagOgues
of their own, in time they Introduce
moderate and ultimately so-called radi-
cal reforms.
The main opposition to reform in this
country comes from men, who, while not
at all orthodox, are nevertheless foes,
and not seldom bitter enemies Of reform.
We know Of man hail from Germany
who is very able in his profession, pretty
well versed in Jewish literature, and not
at all orthodox, who, nevertheless, has
always belonged and still belongs to the
most inveterate and fanatic antagonists
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17

The fear sometimes expressed lest the
great influx Of Jews from eastern Europe
to this country will strengthen ortho
doxy, is not founded on facts. The desc
Grafton of the Sabbath by manual labor
and by attending to business is IA rule
rather than the exception, even i'll our
ghettos Now, some people might find
extenuating causes for this by saying
that ''man will give all he has in order
to make a living" (vekol asher laish jit-
ten bead nafsho), and that "daagath
parnassah,' - the care for self and family
are responsible for the breaking of the
Sabbath-laws so far as labor is con-
cerned. But let any man pass one Of the
Yiddish theaters on a Saturday after.
noon during the intermissions. He will
see most of the male attendants smoking
cigars and cigarettes. Now the patron
izers Of these theaters are Russian, Pol
ish, Rormanian and Hungarian Jews,
the so-called pillars of orthodoxy.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-05-17

an is a factor in our American Jewish
life, while the Bar Mitzvah, which is be-
ing rapidly supplanted by Confrma-
ton, regards her as a negligible quaint
ity. 1t is, of course, true that Jewish
children need not be confirmed in
their faith. They are Jews by birth and
should be so by conviction. Howerever,
public evidence Of the understanding
of Judaism by boys and girls is an in
spiration that connot be spared.
London, with it's nearly five million
inhabitants, according to newest statis-
ties, shows an attendance on Sundays
IN all the churches combined of one mil
lion. Considering that England is con-
sidered as leading in church attendance,
the record compared with London 5
population, is very poor indeed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-08
STKICk WITH \ WRENCH.
Young Man from Avalon Receives
severe Blow on the Head.

An alteration took place last
night about O'Clock on jefferson
street. near the Alliance yard be-
tween Watt McGee of this city aud
young man named Swafford, who
resides near Avalon Young Swat
ford was struck on the head with a
wagon wrench and painful Injury
inflicted He went at once 10 a physi-
clans office and had his head dress
ed McGee was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff J. V Forbes and placed in
the county Jail The arrest of Nc
Gee was not affected until he had
given the officer a lively chase
through alleys and streets and across
vacant lots. He was also shot at once
and was finally apprehended near
the compress. Two complaints alleg-
ing violations Of the local option law
were filed against him today. II Is
claimed sthat he made two sales OF
whiskey yesterday TO horse traders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-08
MTta Apt1 flN6 hATH TO rs nOist
NAN ATItnpTS Aauet
INSANITY IS THE CAUSE
VAsa Tskta IA ta>io<y 1sa A>,sMet
10 Be Ssfferiae from 1eaisI Abef-
rsfioa N,e He Was Axssuii-
et BY Two Negro lien.

While temporarily insane i n
( Deering farmer who lived on ]
1T Carroils farm near Forrestog
/ last night set fire IA the house In
which he regided and then attempt
ed To commit suicide by cutting his
T throat, The house and all It's con
I tents, with the exception OF a
trunk which Deering removed, were
completely destroyed The trunk
contained some clothing and $40 in
money
neering was widower and lived
/ alone with his children Yesterday
he sent them 10 the home OF reia-
tive who lives in another part of
the county He remained M home
last night by himself and about
O'Clock this morning set fire TO the
building and from the most accurate
information obtaiuable made an at
tempt to end his life after the build
ing had been burned 10 the ground
a cash about three inches long was
cut in the right side Of his throat.
and as the wound was made with
a very sharp instrument. it is sup
posed that razor was used
Clad only in his night clothes and
uttering wild shrieks as those pur-
sued by some demon Deering rushed
into the home of his brother-in-law,
Joe Jenkins, who lived only a short
distance away. and reported that
ha lN twn
groes He claimed that they struck
him a terrific blow on the head, and
after robbing him set fire to his
, house.
| Mr.. Jenkins lost no time in report
! ing the matter by telephone to Sher
if Forbes. This report reached I'll
sheriff's office about 3 O'Clock. Sher
Tiff Forbes, Jailer Mckee and Depu
ty Sheriffs Forbes and Maggart de
parted at once for the scene of the
supposed trouble. Sheriff Forbes anc
| Deputy MaggaTt went directly to the
! Jenkins home, where they found the
family in a great state of excite
ment The sheriff talked to Deer
ing but was unable to obtain any
thing tangible from him with refer
ence to the alleged assault that had
been made on him The mans con
versation was incoherent and uncon-
nected and the officers soon arrived
at the conclusion that he was SUI
fering from insanity He was
brought to the city and placed in a
cell in the county Jail
The county health officer was
then called to the jail to dress Deer
ings wound Two or three stitches
were required TO close the cash in
/ the mans throat
This morning he was taken before
County Judge Spencer and tried on
/ "a charge OF uuacy After q num-
her of witnesses had testified the
courrs charge was submitted to the
iurv. whose verdict was that Deer
+ ing was of unsouud mind and should
/ be restrained. a. was recommended
that he bc sent to one of Ihe state s.
insane usylums.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-08
<td.HD sHpT ANu kf1I.yO
lssath Wss ipae to The Neeaststss.l
psrsssrg. ~ = Revolver

As The FcsHlt ~ euana geyrtrra
from tbs accidental .tAarE~ ~ a
revolver n n r tosea. aesfa
about sg Years old. died suntay af
tefnean al . elps on jim FAfrar =
faFn n~ar Eoekett Jones' wak sssss
through she bead abaut ta e'tiark
that morning Whea tie vsapun wAs
disc cha fged II sas ID tho hnads ~ :
negro shose nams has not baen
iearnsf n ts said hg wa# geirllng
the esn over hIs head "a show ,he
other negroes boss a drunk mem
would aet tits foo; slipped ard az
he fell the weapon Was discharged
The bullet entered the LEFT, temple 81
Jones iufllctlug wound from
which he died a fes hours later
Physicians who examined the ne
gro's wound say tha, the butler split
when 1t struck the skull One piece
entered the brain and the other pass
cd around under the scalp
Jones and his wife with other ne
groes, were picking cotton on the
Farrar farm The body was taken
to Ennis today for Enterment
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.repeTseri and II retussed ahsss , D
81
The dead ftremans tsess was
iarmed oysF fn an aad.rtaker 20 be
prepared for hafiat
Engineer HsBeriin waa hroaght so
division hospital at Ennis Tot iF~at
meet tits flsht @rss, IL broken and
b. vas considerably burned from
his waist up Nhen ae reached ssls
hospital he ~ms able To tasa The
dead fireman bad 40 broken hon~s
aud had fea asuises about the
shoulders and head
He came to Enuis about three
months ago from Mexico where be
had spent the greater part OF bis life.
tie was sbou, 80 years of age and
has two sisters living IN San Agton.
TO- bot their names could nos he
learned His parents ike In Nes Jer.
sey and they have been sired for in
structions In regard to the corpse.
This accident cannot be account
ed for by the railroad men here The
engine was companion To the one
that blew up between Ennis and Al
ma only few months ago.
The regular fireman, Mr. Blasting
game. was laying off and thus escap-
ed the fate of the man who took his
place
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uM'SuAt AtOottI on uNTRAl A ftv
Mrs SOUTH 8f tolN(Asa
ENGINEER BADLY HURT
A tIIIosiea 0t1xrS While freight Tfs,a
Is ltayial . SvitcA fsf ne Hahn
Lac. bctA neH LIyet
sf fnais.

At Curry. q small station on the
Houston and Texas Central railroad.
fourteen miles south OF Corsicana.
at 1880 O'Clock yesterday morning
Southern Pacific Engine No. t33.
drawing southbound freight train
out or Ennis, blew up. instantly
killing Fireman Clearinghouse. En-
gineer Walter Haberlin was badly
injured but not fatally
The train pulled out Of Ennis at
O'Clock yesterday morning drawn
by engine No i43, in charge of En-
gtneer G. w Haberlin and Fireman
A. Clearinghouse. No danger was an
ticipated and the train was making
its way on south, and just as 1t was
leaving Currie switch the boiler blew
up. Fireman Clearinghouse was in
stantly killed and Engineer Haber-
lin was badly hurt. He is now at the
company hospital at Ennis and ply
sicians say he will recover Both men
worked out of Ennis
1t is said that without a moments
warning the ponderous boiler was
lifted from it's frame and thrown off
to the side of the road and the en-
gine was completely shattered The
other part of the train was not
damaged
A relief train was sent out from
Ennis as soon as the accident was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-08
GAINESVILLE STORE CLOSED.
Chr.,c> Bros. y Go. Move C""d~ to
WnNahayhic.

Cb,e,es Bros ~ Co. no" have
one of thc largest auJ most oompie."
stocI. OFF dr. good. .u hc found iu
Elp. county Thy a'u have pfae-
rralI, two STORES W au. 40 the end
of tf. holiday season .uur closed
thcir store goo Gainesville which had
hrru conducted .hs.. several years.
and moved tbp suII. stoeN oi
.aad. to WaSJUb,h.. Ih" s"ods
h.mu ml,ua fhs morning and Do
larse force nf ..erH. W. n'W nH7lih
sumr,d matu= uuu i'0 thew iu
tbs large sin.E a.rHIN "" uaud
Fmuk uospr mauaa. H. ."r W'N.
.tarhIr bou.,. .r.ul F. "I ls'
49,. %. Ga.us-,.it m..... .H 'n.
.'ntsry of lhr .tw. p"
snlppiue H SOB WaNahat.. IhH
ramsn, aNu. aF.uI aH H
rrsas ana the lsr .b. ..t. t". 'a''
ss mot. ,as Gainesville "
Wsarassatr .n r.pHH . "iH''
sI... I. evidence HI .... T'ua
nra u Hr t1va 4.7a
H....
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-08
Married ut Ennis.

On Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock
Thomas Ebert Allday of Fort Worth
| and Miss Mamie Roberts We're unit
ed in marriage at the brides home
| in Ennis The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. n. Stewart The
bride is a niece of Messrs, Nj. I. ana
w "A Knight of this city, whom she
has frequently visited Mr.. and Mrs
Allday were the recipients or quite
a number of handsome ana useiui
presents They will reside in Fort
Worth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-08
Going Out Of business.

Beginning January 5, 1907, | will
sell my stock of fancy work articles
cheap Your craze for fads and fan
cies can now be gratified II you have
deft fingers at small cost. Call at
the Woman's Exchange and see for
Yourself. Mrs. X. ]. Monica. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
MANY ARE INJURED
BY STREET CARS

Two seriously injured and sew
erhi other people bruised. oongti
tute the street car accidents IN
this city yesterday. One Of tho vic.
TINS. J. aelater. a laboror. is Ia
Providence hospital. lowering b..
tween life and death.
J Heva. another laborer. rooming
AZ the Homo Lodging House. on
Terrace IT.. was knocked from
Yealor way cable car at Fifth nv
about 9 o'clock and was seriously
injured In the head and body. lie
was cared for ia a nearby drug
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FIGHT WITH svLL 10 vAr.,

DoYLEsTOwN. Pa. An :.
Attacked BY big Aull on M. ~
Geo l.. slantk N Neahan,,,. "a
the animal By The horns a. 80. osh
half an hotVS until aaaielanea 10y
and then, after galkiur
home, fol- over dead gla,,. Ne
= powerful man. but It IL st,ss.' |. .
that ne exor'ion rupture4 49,
vessels ana caused hia death n
was repairing a trench. sbs. ~ y
maddened bull attacked hlm "
defended himself With A plie..Ih
un,il ho tnpped and fell h 's'k
ment The ball was upon hlm =.
the real struggle began ~ s
grabbed the animal BY Inc h.. =
and held on Desperately whils Y
was rolled all over the fleIs
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store temporarily. and later taken
10 q hospital!
selater ~ injured internally and
may not recover Ills IN nn ON
ploye Of the electric company.
a a man whose name WAS not AZ
ceriained, was struck b. an IN.
bound car on first Az. near Union
VI. Ito was crossing the street
The force OF tbs collision threw
the victim 20 the edge ~ the side.
walk. lie was bruised. but pro
ceeded on his way after being ban
daRed up Ut drug store
Several other similar accidents
of minor nature occurred In dif
ferent parts OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

In order 10 encourage tho loca.
ton Of factories here. many lead.
Ing business men are considering
tho adYlaability az making an 81
fort 10 reduce the burden OF taxes
on manufacturing planta
A preliminary meeting WAS held
IN the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce this morning when the
matter was Informally discussed
II was decided 20 hold another
meeting next week. 20 which others
interested would be invited 10 fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
MT. RAINIER
ADDITION

This sddiiian i -N0ffhg - So ~ sas--
The hinE ~ MnuHtafns this - fhs
King ~ Additions These tasa are ail
cleared ard Efuttsa nlsh eiiy naiss
srisndin Fise. 90 tteW lots 80 lafa 80
ssft "A ffies fsta % tsEt rss iaf sasf
tefnss iah Fafn ~ Interest Never re-
t1fr Nsfa saeh lots offered 81 thsss
F#frsa
rhs &faiten is fusf - uafnaiss
ffem ihs 49,. tiess b. see fsf Use
TakH Asntan Naf al sna 400 wash
tifrats e. Faffffva Nfaffan HsttaHlsn
~ me NfNaHas 81 snmR o. ths afrfe
Mhirh = ersn Htsnlhts ffsn Sc 3
siaae as asii - sH Nas
Nm puf thts saditten aH tas mhfhet
WstfFsfsf knHsst to Ths fret daY .
sales psfs ewes iHfNef than ms haa ana
AfiNAfea. ara fhs saie IL stfl snlHx
81 n yea asat iei thaf . gsins q
ttinx tss ewMsf tiF pfrff Htthin 8
Year fltf fM NA NME 90 HMFHE
AH4 BAD tsttsf So So fHtag
GILMORE UNuM
tftt HFNsaffaaru Ifask
q sss& nsa sts X 1854
oaarF saiea East niA saefirrs lsfsi
- Hfintsf ssaistara AsHB 500 \ tsts
--itsss-p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
Swell Dressers

Are not SLOW 20 Appreciate ~.
new fail and winter styles i - -.
ln1s Just received BY uIesr,
PULLMAN the popular aseon .s' :
tailor He makes the Iaiesl s,' =
suits for particular men n ~ ~
reasonable prices Try hin =.
soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
SEEK TO HAVE TAXES ON
FACTORIES REDUCED

Their take mp the matter At the
next meeting committee viii
probably be- appointed 20 20 before
the board Of equalization and Coun-
~ Assessor Parish and ask that
manufacturing plants be taxed
lighter than the limit AZ AZ pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

~ zoe 90 HeW FnUfu modem
hHNsa. concrete basement elKEfiH rFug
rflr. nHs block Ca car EWn hiafha 10
school TERMS see THE qulfh
Phones WoYfh d94 Nnfth s5g fUaah fag
fHr NAF fFutn REALTY co
sfaa Ffeanaut Ave affsff
tte fees rahfHaa HaHfh rafh fenced,
tsfnam house barn sell ffHlf Trees ana
small netts also nausehaiH fufmifHfs.
VEN Niffr 0asa required. ~ lots and
house ie8u
Untssfsify Aistuei ssroofn haass
lots street Efansa. enhffsfa salhs. see
tales NJ
AiaN Tod al afFsef In ffaa srneHfs
raid 9HHan Auna iiifl. anh fnnfa cod
taas See tasn a. Gee
NELSON MACPHERSON 4 CO.
tas tineesf hiaE iss and Jamss
Main ittt 400 sees
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$40 Per Month
CITY MAJ. EHrATF co
Egsiuslss Aaamfa
tia-sgN fsinrs~r iiiN


Ffhsr piYisiow -sftr wECuNp Suw
tTHNNEu
WATER Is "a AGHN TMArfN
AFs aarfinasilrH n thf tits iarfs 81
saaaF nite8 sol staHa34 D. ere alffia ~
Greater ssattass hasiasss Ffapsftg ~atef
fTnHf
wArKu LEVEL &enE TnAcFs
Afs HrNf Hn fhs lafsfuf taa. q esisatss
fFan NifNsee HIasfe aH4 fsaatiF aaraa
sihir hF fiamh as N4raHen fumfs
WAurn iENEt. seas TRACTS
see IS ~ wasiat mast frftiis lanss
ssfr aeHH, risN tfafs ham. sasiiY Efa-
d1ffHa 80 ~ Sc usF aFrs Fsafif
WATER iNf ~. ACRE TRACTS
kr~ fhafnHstiF risafss anf afuhtsd uffA
ever uaaftsf sefa siaksd 80 fialntF
WAFER f.EvEL AcnE TRACTS
fsra4iuas get lnEatue nHH sn# alu n
fsN Fsafa berHa1e lurssnssig ssiaahl
faf tssfusfflai TsffHHafa
WAEEH LEVEL kNuE TRACTS
Are sa1 aH ths taEf tFfusa ever efisfad
in Seattle. 49, pee tract $50 paFahis 81
~ before 50 gFara. baianfu ~ rash aaI
- ~ nHnfh Interest fnfF E rsf fsHi
Abstract shgu1uE psffsrt uhs kissn wen
tuYef
Come e. our sffics iofsr ~ 9Th We %
tss thn finasf iand ever cold ahaut So
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
PUTS POISON IN wHIsKY-soE
DYING.

REwANEE. III. Aug. is.~-Wm.
Maloney. q young farmer northeast
% here. lies dying from sirychnine
poisoning. His father lately missed
whisky from his bottle and put
poison ia the flask, evidently 10
discover who was taking a. The
father has been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

Rifles. shot guns. hunting coats.
cartridge vest and belt. gun eases.
rifle aud shot gun ammunition
Han. III First Az. sss
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BALLARD DISTRICT.
I. H. WARFORD
Manager

Merritt Realty Co. ballard Branch
itz fth ave north. Take old ballard
car aud get Off az ship street
Splendid e.room house Hnd barn. t0N
100 lot, corner close in. 500 cash and
tfn ur $50 per month. or more cash ana
less per month Price q 0Qe Don't
pay fpnt. but buY this
sickness in my family causes me Co
sell my dairy business On ballard
rhsnn" So SAYS the owner Net Income
per gnouth t20as fins iorattan See us az
ones Phone Ballard 1854 ta-tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16
ID. b. THOMPSON
fHt nyfeAta4 Mia
bata af faa eff
Cal caiamtis 81 Hunaar

40 fnEH SOLD a. a. DAYS
Ehaf - shat has NeFH nNItn Tn fha
NHrsHiaks Reservoir aHHifInn WHY RI
ttsranss b o. the nE4f. hsinH Only ~
Nfaess nuFfh 80 $40 tnit sfaisF afh ga
gsitiaH sfaanas aNafe n streets end
ttaft sllsFa iu Hfsfr NfGH THla "a
atffHn Maa az uneaHattrH WfNW - lakes
ant meaeaains 10 4 uifeFlfans ard "a
lHira tMw FWn fafaa parks anH rsssF
HHirs NON an1rf construction afsa she
INV oar uns NOW hnHHIna aIlf naaa
fngHHsh me ENTIHE aadifian pfirss
afs VOW Hnif fafs - ffsf eth 30 -
reNf anwu ant SO ser wunth Take
fifrfn Lake car o. ufssniaks siafian.
tMFHltFA NfuMAf. rH~n a uEAIFN
COMPANY.
so Pioneer uih main ilte fad tatf
a.fHa HH
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ruuH ACRES AZ uYVEnruS . saiiss
faHfHt taFas tsaHHa afetatf Hsa
ksgwWua collage F'fffe 81 Easy
ssfrHs
HuuEHN MkETmF
gtssfsasfai Alaska mtte atfstT
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tRoou COTTAGE

crook COTTAGE
on . bssutlfui shady lot sotttI feet
eommsualas fine view - aaaas ana
mountains. iifts. ssos cash baianes
sssy terms see this temorrov rsis.
phone wu Nnls west So --itlf
aoNftia neatly GO
GaNH HfHGf1 Malhar WidH
Tote au fsth st ani 18th Az ~ -
aitH aNNtaa fine iHfntinn Can 20 had
fnf flQa, $50 eash. balance SO per
uouth Near rnlrernitv car a-ta a.
uH WAfsLiNuFonn CAR LtNN
heagilfml mgdern isranfu house nnif
months nif Too fdats1 eth good
Fieu lees than 90 minutes car ride.
a1 e1el Only hair cash
tn same district another e.rnHm mod.
ern house f.nt ffHfeel nne and never
orcnpiea Price faooo and oniy feQ9
cash
a. q MLEop a co.
Room y times nidH.
Main ttts Ind sa7g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-16

PRONE youn WANT AnO
TO The star Main 1896 Ind
iisa The star win call and coli
iecl the bill and will send 90
roeO the anHvtNs TO yeur al
en addressed are The star
RATES ron CGAsstFtEn
anN EurtsnNtsNrs, - thsip
Wanted, Test aad N<uad, tor
eeat. rew sale. vte.l ons Seat
Mord.
SITUATIONS WANTED Ans,
~ Words fhree ftssst fss -
Cenfa.
Seven words or -rsctionB o.
words 60 the line. cash In sd'
vance when charged 90 aos
count actual number of tines as
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