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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21

The exorbitant prices demand
ed for lumber by those controll-
ing the supply of this section is
doing much toward retarding
development. A strong public
sentiment is moulding against
their unfair methods to prevent
manufacturers and dealers who
would be content with a reason
able profit on building material,
from doing business, and Farm
aud Ranch believes the time near
at hand when the public will
positively refuse to, buy trust
made goods Of every character,
Farm and Ranch
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
A Typical Case

A sixteen year old boy studied
Shorthand three months and then
began working for the Santa Fe
r. r. at $1,000 per month, An
older brother has worked for
years for the same road as an
unskilled laborer, and gets only
$4,000 per month for his services.
If you were in the condition of
the older brother, what would
you do? Let us suggest you go
right now and take a course Of
bookkeeping, business training,
shorthand, typewriting, or telO
graphy, at the Tyler Commercial
College, of Tyler, Texas, the
largest and best school of the
kind in America. If you can't
go, write for full particulars OF
their Home Study Course,
No charge if they can't teach
you.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
TO MY FRIENDS and GUS.

TO MY FRIENDS and GUS
TONERS: 1 ask it as favor
that you come forward and settle
your accounts between now and
the 18th, of this month, I need
the money to pay off my obliga-
tions, please don't delay this mat
ter as the parties I owe are look
ing cross-eyed at me. l must
raise money to settle up with
them. Respectfully,
G. l.. WILLIAMS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
Programme for the Sinner
Local Teachers Insti-
tute, November
80, 1907.

80, 1907.
PSYCHOLOGY.
Consciousness and attention.
characteristics of conscious
ness.
Definition of and difference be-
tween a percept and a con-
cept.
Degrees of consciousness.
Spontaneous conscious n e s s
and reflective consciousness.
Are there unconscious phe-
nomena?
knowledge which we owe to
consciousness.
Attention as the instrument OF
education.
The fine senses of the proper
organs of external percep-
ton.
Perceptions, natural and ac-
quired, passive and active.
Hallucination as a false per
ception.
The senses are infallible when
they do not go out of their
proper domain. 70"
Apperception-Memory
Relation of memory to the
other faculties.
Culture of Imagination.
Literary composition f o I
children.
Conditions of the development
of the memory.
Physiological conditions o.
memory.
Laws of recall of recollections
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT.
Take up subject of attention.
How to create interest and OBJ
tain attention.
The hour of meeting has beer
changed to 10 a. m. Members
please take notice.
Lizzie G. Kyle, Sec.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
Farmers,

Hold your turkeys about two
weeks, till the markets open,
when the price will be better and
the stock in better condition.
Take this advice and you viii,
profit by it.
S. A. Carnes & Son,
The Cash Produce Buyers,
Sinner and Hoakum.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
GENERAL DOCKET.

The butcher reports of Andres
& Cada; H. A. Vollentine, Woy-
TEX & Meyer, j. T. McQuillan, T.
j. & M. A. Ponton, A, T. Evans,
Robert Schumacher, H. B. Grieve
Quitta & Mozisek, Hagan & Kel-
ly, j. H. McGrew, Paul Barak,
L. B. Richter, Pechacek & Vrana,
Riley & Arnim, Barnes Bros,
and John Rothschmitt we're APP
proved.
The quarterly reports of F.. G.
Patton, j. p, j. G. Habermacher,
j. P, L. w. Riggs, constable,
Frank Kubala, j. p, A. B. Noble,
sheriff, w. r. McCutchan, coun-
ty Judge, e. G. Peterson. j. p,
e. T. Long, district clerk, Aug
ust Ziegler, j. P, were approved.
The quarterly report of G. K.
Nixon, j. p, was rejected owing
to money not being paid in.
The butcher reports of Frank
Darlleh and Frank Weaver were
rejected. -Halletsville Herald.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
Commissioners Court.

The commissioners court met
in regularquarterly session Mon;
day and have transacted the fol
lowing business to date
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-11-21
Has 1t Ever Struck YOU?

That the farther from yard place your lumber
Orders the farther from saving We haven't yet
found the man whose bills for lumber other building
a we down from 10 20 And be
the next to discover the fact Anyhow
stock aud get our prices then decide for yourself.
Christian Lumber Co."
CD. Garbade, Manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
EVANS

A'ffAfAfArt4
Yet this IL only Fighting Bob"
Evans friendly face.
While this face Is fun Of firm.
ness. there - suggestion OF i'm.
petuosity In a. But don't worry
about the impetuosity. The man r.
81 years old. and A. years Of his
life have been spent In Uncle Sam s
navy.
Evans. In a way, is n show speci.
men of most perfect type OF nai
tive American fighting man.
Il Is hard to pick one Of Evans
features that does not spell fight
The hair Short. sparse, brushed
straight To the right and left, looks
like II Is hristlinE az everything.
Head. Thick through the ears
Combatiyeness. courage. Come on
with your carnage"
Forehead. One straight furrow
across a. Equilibrium singloncss
OF purpose
The eyebrows; There Is some
thiug peculiarly unyielding about
these eyebrows.
The eyes. Severity They ar,
absolutely implacahlc. yet tIey ar,
/ handsome aud symmetrical
Nose Il starts az the bridge tc
be- classic. but at the tip q spreads
out into a fullness that means, y
am hluntr
The lips. Here is the tightinl
mouth. please note that the fight
/ ing mouth Is closed, not being uscs
/ for nghting) The downward curve
of the lips denotes impassihllity
/ The mouth is wide, indicating
/ power.
Chin aud jaw BULLDOG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
THE THEATERS



Dolly Warden" ono Of the most
delightful operas Of recent years,
was sung last ulght At the Grand
hy the San Francisco opera Co,
aud sung we'll n there IL any
fault 10 be found with the fopor
tniro company'u handling ~ the
dainty sinnge Edwards work Il Hes
III tho spending 81 the lines and In
tho hue3peHa go necessary 10 make
nlcce Hike Dolly Warden" move
smoothly Voealiy the present com.
pany 10 we'll equipped 60 aatlnfac
torily rondeF the hleh class mum.
beers which II has pleased the gifl
ga composer 90 dedicate to this
work
Lulu Glaaern part. the title role.
10 carried plannntly BY Florence
Slnatt. who dlaposca of the
dainty vocal numhciH awarded haf
with marked success and who III
we'll Ia touch with the spirit Of her
part
Thomas c. Learfa Gayspark ID
amusing. although the part was not
intended fof Mr Loary'a style ~
comedy George Kunkei has turn
ed the role OF the guardian into q
comedy part eliminating tho bass
solos SUNG By the former poFlfayera
OF the part
70 Aida tlemmi and Arthur Gun
bingham. however. belong the
iaufrla % The presentation. u any
certain members OF the capable
company are 70 be- separately pfais.
cd The vocal ability Of these two
IL far above tho average Of eNru
the beat road companies. aud the
strong music Of Julian. Edwards
finds superb expresHion at their
hands
Dolly Varden" will run all week
and should got better with each
performance Musieally Il ia a Do,
iiEhtfui treat. and those who have
slshnd for real comic opera eau,
not afford 20 misa this opportunity
90 hear one VI the best Of the
decade well sung There viii be-
a benefit matinee "Wednesday aft.
orncou for the Seattle Press club.
and this matinee promises 90 be- tho
feature ~ the company'a engage
meui here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
TOGO


Togoa face II good deal Of a
mask
Like most Japanese faces. It Is
almost expressionless.
Yet IL ia one of the higher type
OF Japanese whose faces do mean
something
This picture e. one that was
taken Of Togo after he had won the
greatest naval victory Ia modern
history.
There ls not voatigo Of cxulta.
ton visible In his features, In fact.
there a a pensivo reposc that sug
Eesta remarkable modeEty
lie has a head that Is quite intel.
lcctual. despite a certain ample
width that characterized warriors
skulls
The eyes and the mouth are the
most expressive features.
The lowered eyebrows suggest =
FVHnstant ponderiug over problems.
while the sharp arch In them sug
keNis absolute perception This
snafadoxical combination IL rare
among men. II indicates union OF
invaluable qualities.
The mouth IL a strong one n "a
nllhnat a Bob Evans mouth. but L
- more reserved one
II thero IL a great deal of caution
ln she ensemble Of Togos features
fffcro ~ a hint 81 hesitancy. His
record shows caution enough, bat
the hcaltancy % not markedly In
evidence. unless Il chances to be
do to this trait that he has les
part of q badly beaten enemy get
away from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
FORCIVES WIFE AND
HER JAPANESE LOVER

Exemplliying the Christian doc
trine Of forgiveness. Rev. II. c.
Robinson. Of 81 Johns Episcopal
church. Of West Seattle. viii not
prosecute " Sacam0to. the Japan.
esa servant who vas arrested last
Saturday morning IN company with
Mrs Robinson. the minister's wife.
Ia a lodging house In this city.
On Saturday Rev Robinson gave
bail for the Japanese, and when
the case comes up in police court.
the bail will BE- forfeited Thus the
record will close Rev Robinson
attributed his wife'a action in de
sorting him for the japanese 10 her
condition AZ the result Of illness
and the use Of morphine
As far AS the deacons Of ST
Johns church are concerned. the
Incident In a closed book. Rev
Robinson conducted services yes
scrday a. sedstely as though bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

BAN DIEGO. Cal. July 20 -
sheriff Campbell has left foi
Clinton. 10 taking back in custody
Frederick Magili and the iatters
Wifs. who are to face the charge
Of numbering the former Mrs Ma
sill
Nias Msfgares MaElli. the daugh.
ter. IL already ga route eaai %
Der former home
!, There arc conflicting statements
ftF4nalnF the outcome 81 the case
FxWocutlnk Attorney Millef. Il 10
trid haa announced that ho Sill
nptE push The case a. the grounds
scft the murder charges are too
rit@imaihniial Another report is
that Magiil e. a bad man. not only
havknE had his former wife under
kia hypnoiic Influence bat has hls
tgcHant Wits and daughter also In
ktN towef
The dead Ms MaEiii Was found
wtfh nots pinned 10 her dress
saying that she bad taken her uwn
NE MaEiil several weeks after
asarried his present wife. Who was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
Acting Mayor Refuses 10 Become Sponsor for Ds
gisis' Scheme to Sell Liquor Without a Licene
and Its Chances are Poor.

} w Itayburn an attorney rep.
reHentiuE certain retail dfugglrfa
who Desire 10 conduct q retail ~.
quof business on the side. called
this morning upon Acting Mayor
Charles Burnett 80 urge Sir Bur
nett 20 become the sponsor for the
new drug store liquOr ordinance
which was mYsteriounly laid on
the desk of Council Committee
Clerk Bhfader one day last week
Ar Burnett declined to undertake
the task ~ seeing the ordinance
through The council during the ab
senee from the city Of Mayor
Moore
This r. the mysterious ordinance
70 procure the passage 81 which a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

wifes action we're not the ec<s,
o. West Seattle. lie preachs< \
sermons. however.
Since being taken from The \.
lice station BY her husband. IA
Robinson. whose infaspatioa for Il
Japanese IL said 20 have neen nnn
to blame than the Jap himseit -
been kept closely a. her hons 4
West Seattle.
The case Of Mrs Harry c. ~
inson came up IN police oonri n
afternoon under the name q Ms.s
Parrish. which she gave whes d
rested Saturday morning.. Az IN
WAS no response. and the minister
wife had been released Under 4
promise 20 appear fer trial. ca
Attorney De nrnlsr asked for 4
bench warrant for her arrest 81
she may be dragged Into uor I
answer a charge 81 disorderiy 40
duct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
vVOODMEN TO HOLD Big
MEETING TONIGHT

Woodnon 81 The World viii hold
monster "booatera meeting 90.
nlFht M the new hall ~ Seattle
emnp, No CO. at 5iG Spring a. n
Will DO ~. final meeting before the
head camp session meets Chaa
Reynolds, chairman Of the head
camp entertainment committee.
viii preside Head Consul /. a.
Hoax will address the meeting and
W y Amea chairman Of the com.
mlttee on laws. will also speak
The ninth head camp session viii
opeH tomorrow morning with a 80,
coptlnn 90 the officers M the Butler
hotel 10 the evening the Woodmen
wiz delicate the new hall Of Camp
90. where head camp sessions win
b. held
II. T.. Day. general organizer Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
TO DECIDE WHO
MAY KEEP CHILD

Judge Griffin today ordered n
writ 81 habeas corpus 10 be issued
against Police Matron Margaret
DC Han, directing her to- have Max
gle Senuia. the i5-year,old girl nov
IN her custody. Ia court at 9. 80
o'clock tomorrow.
The writ was brought BY Mrs.
Mary Senuta. the mother OF the
girl. The girl has for two years
lived with Mrs Emma Hackett. al
South Seattle, who has paid her for
her services and sent her Ia school.
She refuses to 80 TO her parents.
claiming that she was mlstreated
by them
Judge Griffin's decision will de.
termine the exact status of the
parents right under the eircum.
stances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

fund Of $500 waa Icing se,......
from retail druggists lasi q,st !
related IN Tho Scar lasi sstg,z. \
u Uaa prepared. appafessiv
Mr haybnrn. who recOmmsns. \
as Fan Improvement On fhe -.
hill" which vas Introduced n u
council some months ago ana 4
feafcd
The fact that The acting 49,.
declines 20 assume fesponsltas.,
. for. the proposed ordinance :,
even expresses himself a. otnas..
10 a. probably seals he fsss !.
this effort % remove the drug ~.
ia during Mayor Noores sbss-ss
despite the attempt 10 raise 4 -.
fund % $500 for the purpose :
putting u through the coasen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

"She. a dramatifaiion u ore ~
the AtfanEeat stories ever written
went on AZ tho THIRD AFsnne
thvatef last aiahi snd will BE- The
bii Of the ChaM A. Taylor Stock
Co. all week
AZ The STORY made strange
boob. 80 doos " make a strange
play. and AZ che book appealed 10
the imasiuaiffe class uf readers -
aase ths play appeal 70 the lovers
- tho sensational Ia thrafficaiH
Faugstte Taylor struggles uith a
viii IN the title FOIL Mhieh IL A.
difficult az any actress ever had 20
master Tho ether members 81 The
COMPANY find their parts leas difti
cult. hut al Ia All the Taylor Co
"a % b. praised Tor attempting
such an exscfinF WoFk and pnillug
through successfully She VIII
ran all uesA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
CITY STABLES TO
GO NORTH

Tho whole plan for the construe-
lion Of city shops and stables on
me tide fats has been changed.
aud toaight there wiil be intro
duced into the council an ordinance
providing for the construction Of
shops and main city stables in the
north end, on property belonging
20 the city. between Harrison and
Republican sits. aud Second aud
Third avs y. The cost viii be
$4,000. The change ia the plan
is made 70 secure a central iccs.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
BURNETT TURNS down
new WHISKY BILL

The order In Oregon. arrived this
morning from Everett. where he
has been acting aa special
organizer 81 district 80 2.
The California and Utah deleRa
lions were due TO have arrived ihis
afternoon
Chairman Reynolds has request
cd al the drill teams 10 report Al
tho Grand Opera house AZ a. m
Wednesday morning for iHstruc
ti0nH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
DEMURRERS In SHORE
LANDS SUIT

In the case OF Smlthers against
the state board OF land commits.
sioners a demurrer was flied this
morning by Attorney General John
D. Atkinson The demurrer nl-
leRca two grounds for dismissal,
first the right % the state 10 sell
the shore lands. second. The lack
Of Jurisdiction 81 the king county
superior court in a case IN which
tho state officers are necessary
pnftIea
The plaintiffs In the case are up
land owners uu Lake Union and
sock 10 enioin the sale Of tho shore
land lying outside Of the meandcr
limo. The case will be- heard by
Judge Griffin next Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
MAN RESCUED

A Hallboat occupied by a man
sho WAS unwilling 10 give his name
.heu rescued tipped over near
Ssst Seattle last evening nbalt
$40 .ssogirig its occupant into
Lase Washington, where no stayed.
clinE.ng 10 the side of the boat for
6aS au hour before help reached
him lie was finally pulled out and
takon 10 hudlongs boat house, from
which place be- had rented the sail
boat There he refused 60 give his
nama and horredly left the place
Ia pursuit. OF dry clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

"Auiia. The singing Girl al tho
Seattle. ia msindramaiic play with
much the same tendencies - other
~ the burgess offerings. and Viii
no doubt prove equally successful.
Emma Bnntlne, thn little leading
woman Nha made such distinct
hlf last week. again carries OF
the hoanra. appearing Ia the ute
rolls. which requires her "a switch
from female 10 male Eafh. aud 10
b. az home In the siums and on
Ffsh az Ia the American mstrop
oils
The other members ~ the com
rAnY are sell cast aud appear 10
advantage ia their roles Anita.
the singing OIL" runs all seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
BOY FALLS TWO STORIES
ONTO Cement Sidewalk

Little Teddy Dillon. leaning too
far out Of the second story window
az hia home, bz2 University It,. this
noon. fell TO the cement walk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
ASKS 4ABgAs CORPUS.

Frank Eemay. arrested yesterday
on a charge Of wife deaerilon ia
Montana. has brought action for "a
writ of habeas corpus and viii re-.
alfi the effort 10 take him back iIe
will have a hearing tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
SPOKANE MOYOR VISITS CITY HAIL

Mayor Moore Of Spokane. a viz
Iior ia Seattle. vas a caller az tho
executive offices today and confer
red with Acting Mayor Burnett on
The new garbage erematory this city
- erecting
Spokane has a small Decarrie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

burner IN operation which. aeoss
INK 10 Mayor Moore, does -
class work up 10 ~ capacity 1
does not consume tn. and all 4.
old cans have 20 be picked out ~
plant destroys garbage at q cost 4
40 cents q ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
EXAMINING ENGINEERS
ARE NAMED

II. r. Leigh and T.. A. Drhgo
have been appointed 10 tho board
of examining engineers by the civil
Horvico commission Leigh is the
chief engineer OF the soattle.Tuco
ma Power c0mpany's Ice factory.
and Draeo is tho chief engineer at
the Manhattan flats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

New vaudeville O. being given 81
the Star thoater this afternoon
There are seven vaudeville acts aud
a. a special added feature. the Il
men comprising the crack drill
team 81 the Woodmon Of the World
81 Los Angeles are doing a wal
scaling act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

General Grant and y, A. Collins
are among those Americans who
have enjoyed 4he freedom "A the
city Of Dublin. a distinction re-,
comfy conferred on Richard Croker.
Of TRmmany Hall fame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

yesterday. Mr.. Trivia states o.
he has come 60 the northwest !
gather data for a series Of lszn
trial articles. which he il nov ~
pairing for Golfers. lie yin > i
Seattle about three weeka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

Luckily he escaped serious ls,ss
The boy is six years old. Tsss,
was somewhat shaken np b. 4
fan and the doctor ordered shss Z
BE- kept quiet for q while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

TO The star Main iosot tnd
MSS The star will cali and sol.
iset the bili and viii srnd 70
you the answers 20 your al
when addressed care The star
RATES ron CAAssIrHEn
anNNnrIstaMtt Nrs. tttein
Wanted. tnsf nnd Feand, tof
nent, ror sale, ete,l one Csat
Word.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans.
~ Wards Three Times feF 20
tcatsso
seven words or fractions OF
words 20 the line. cash IN aas
vance when charged 20 ac.
count aotWal number ef lines as
set viii hs counted Minimum
ttii Tor an "ad et centA Hal
latd Was Al Agenev, T. ~
Mullen 5ai ballard Az, Orr
CitY HAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

AUCTION HAAN At a MsgNEn.
TuN aAtEHNOf UN f1uHf AVA
TUESDAY,. July sd Az
SHARP lies afsnsffai tafa sFff.ss.
mattresses NaFea1a eafsfI1affs lfls e
axssa SEED HfusfaFtrfH rlHeaa flEe8
farst aos fenhA satsnaiea taHtH si1st
tsaft. latest asTie 4affsi. HaN sFafa es
nigsafs tesh tsss. fine 1fr iFhf rfsaas
lsf.aFtsefa aUafiItani aft s4safsA fttHHg
e Efsaf ilrTiFafHi easar Sea HAssHs - fazs.
stanis sfeetsi rlseffan - fasss " o. eka
f1neF Ikfna. friF.a ffsr. tfHslI fsrfHaHs
Nfafsa afattaflNfN cts whNa Hti 81
Fsta 81 saie sais aeiiNH req HeaN fsHflHE
cess sEtrAr# H1tsls 80 ftN NaNatsa
tNefnu aHuts % atseEae ~ az tAs tafs
car rsrt ffean 81 Nrntar
- NiekEmFuN kletlaassf.
# ttraf AFsHaH
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
WILL IRWIN HERE

VIII II Irwin. former managing
editor Of McCluros Magazine. and
now a special writer for Golfers
National Weekly. arrived In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

The Man Prom Mexico" was
Eixcn two performances AZ the Lois
yesterday. the FantaEsa Stock Go
closing its engagement bY enter.
tasnlnE two nAckea hpaHeH A
vaudeville program goes on AZ the
thrater to-day 10 run All week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
sHuTorF NOTICE..

Water will be- shut off tomorrow
on fealer way from Ninth nv. 20
Eighteenth ay, between q. N
aud ., M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
sPoRrsMEN.s HEAnouARrrsI

Guns. canvas G1ods. hurzzf
pants. fishing tackle and all sesea
able sportsmenE goods Ut Pi1sk !
Tafts. 1924 Second AZ. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
eawgR ro ooar 100000.

The estimate OF the cost Of a
new sewer through certain parts
OF Atlantic ai and other streets
has been fixed by tho engineers
department at $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.


Hfas nas STA tan ffaFr 81 stffA5H -
taHfiF efeMTf faf falH 9krs4 ~ aasN
&aelt ~ NHiftass Nffeffan #tt
~ sale ffsu tafm a fft aefFs miga
frNfn art AtFHN. cnft ftt eHNs snt
AsataHaif sats WfIfa ~ fHaa saa
tsfms q ifsNen. cfFisa Hsils sSess
~ uWNtn Wee ffafHs rssstsfn HfIlsst
eaHafeta taHaHafhfn rsnnnf sits aaiks
30 asts ss.H af4 sake ffies " ~ g
q 20 q caah
Gft sth AFF wss
fHt a rsfs
ff NHMH
fnaF1f Vsfg Hsse faftaEa tess tFstTt e.
"a faui siIsF effh mHasf taaafifsf fisH afef
Green I.ahr ttasF tH ser Hfis IL q seal
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-22

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thsafer last uiEht after several
weeks absence. during which time
The company vas busy entertain.
leg the hurieaaue lowers ~ spo.
kane. Msfioue Lake. Harry Lewis.
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II a show that Its name would
Indicate. and vas designed to sup.
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81 the south end The present Of
furing will run an week