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The state herald., 1907-11-01
heiskeII's Ointment
Cures Skin Diseases

For half n century Heiskelfs Ointment has
been used In all cases OF skin disease with
most gratifying results. Many have become
entirely cured who had suffered untold pain
and annoyance for years ono man In New
baltimore. Pa., writes that It cured him when
he was raw all over. A lady IN Philadelphia
cured n case OF tetter OF ak years. standing
In fourteen days, while n man in Allentown.
Pa. cured his case OF eczema that had trou-
bied him for eleven years with less than two
boxes ofthe ointment These and hundreds
". .9shsrs hays found that Hciskeirs oint-
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others fall. 1t aliays tho itching and burn
Ing common To all skin disease, and all yield
quickly to Its magic influence.
There are many varieties OF skin diseases
with confusing titles, but they arc nil susoep-
tible to one and tho same curc-lleiskells
Ointment No one need suffer long ifaiiiieted
with any akin disease not OF n constitutional
character Ifth,y will apply thisremedy. This
Includes sue Ia III In diseases cry pelns, pru-
TIgo eczema, milk crust, itching piles, seald.
head. tetter, ,ringworm. blnekheads. psoriasis.
MIN pies, frcckle-. In some cases " u hecos-
sary 10 give some constitutional treatment.
as In erysipelns, -croinn, etc. ithn nliycrshoula
lie toned 10 healthy action and .ho blood aud
nil the secretions purinod. In all cnses OF
sEin disease cures nro hnhtcned by the use OF
Ileiskelrs Medicinal oapboforenpplyingt the
eminent, and In cleaning up the blYol anu
liver with lieiskells blood nnd Liver rms.
Heiskelrs Medicinal and Toilet sonp con-
tain. In a modified form tho medicinal prop
critics of Ifelskelfs Ointment. ana Is partieu-
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as rash, eruptions and nbrnHlonr, ~ cleans
perfectly, and In the bath Is great luxury.
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active medicinal principles OF various roots
and herbs approved In medical practice
Remember that there IL no case 80 Obstinate
that IieisEoli'a Ointment viii not cure ", Iho
ointment IL cold It bOc n boz. soap NJ &c .
cake. Pills at Csc II bottle.
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The state herald., 1907-11-01
BACK GAVE OUT.
A Typical Case Of Kidney Trouble and
a Typical Cure.

Mrs. Chloe Page of $40 s. Pitt
Street, Alexandria. Va. saws: "My
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
STAR SlLVER-LEAD co.

New Corporation Acquires Center
Star Group at Mullan.
The Center Star group at Mullan
has been incorporated In Montana
as the Star Silver-Lead company
with the following as its first board
of directors: Norman Ebbley of
the Cracking Ebbley Investment
company and Charles F. Booth of
Wallace and w. H. Nichols, Mars
den Burns and e. F. Booth of Butte,
Mont.
The company's property consists
Of IA claims adjoining the North
Franklin mine and has been consid-
erably prospected. A crosscut shows
the ledge to be over 80 feet wide
and a 100-foot drift shows so much
galena in the face as to give prom
Use of a good ore shoot at moderate
depth.
The company has capitalization
Of 100000 in dollar shares. Of
which 100000 have peen put In the
treasury. Development work will be
begun in few days.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21

MOON CREEK COMPANY.
J. pepper Is Working Fine Prospec
Near Charles Dickens.

J. pepper Is Working Fine Prospect
Near Charles Dickens.
About a mile below the Charles
Dickens mine on Moon creek Is the
property of the Moon Creek COM
pany. 1t consists Of five claims and
3 opened by a 300-foot crosscut tun-
lel and an 80-foot incline shaft.
Work is now being prosecuted only
n the latter. which Is sunk on the
north vein. In the bottom the shaft
shows considerable copper ore, in
the form Of chalcopyrite. the full
width Of the workings and Engineer
H. M. Lancaster. who has just in
spected the property, gives 1t as his
opinion that the showing will aver
age about 3 per cent copper.
The tunnel cut two lodges from
10 to IL feet wide, the ledge matter
so exposed being identical in charac-
ter with that opened up by the shaft.
The groupings are massive black
iron. ]. pepper is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
BIG LEDGE OF iron
West Boulder Creek Company
at Work
CENTER STAR INCORPORATED
Group Adjoining North Franklin to Be
Developsd--Strike on Iron
Grown

/. The new drift tunnel from Gold
creek on the West Boulder Creek
company's property Is now in 100
feet and shows a full face Of almost
solid iron ore. This tunnel will give
200 feet greater depth than was OBJ
tanned by any Of the upper workings
which consist of an open cnt, a short
crosscut tunnel and 20O-foot drift
tunnel, all of which show a very
wide vein filled with iron and carry
ing considerable copper. The crop
pings Of the ledge are identical In
character with those Of the old Cen
trail property and the Idaho Giant,
which is natural as all these proper
ties and the Banner as we'll are on
the same ledge.
The principal shareholders in the
West Boulder Greek company are:
Postmaster Dunn. Angus Sutherland,
I. B. Cowen. J. e. Clyde and F. Cush-
Mig Moore of Wallace and Frank
Rose of Orc Elmo. They have held
the properly for many years. 1t con-
sists OF four Gains and adjoins the
Banner on the west. F. Gushing
Moore is directing the development
work.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
WELL PLEASED WITH SURPRISE
Engineer Herrick Makes Favorable
Report on Pine Creek Property.

Engineer Herrick Makes Favorable
Report on Pine Greek Property.
w. II. Herrick Of the Arm of Her
rick & Hall, has just made an ex-
animation and report on the Sur
prise mine on Pine creek, which con-
firms what the Miner has heretofore
said Of that property. The group
consists of Ave claims adjoining the
Highland Chief. Eight hundred
feet Of development work have been
lone on the property to date. The
forth vein shows width Of six
'eet, of which from one to four feet
re almost solid zinc and lead ore.
Mr.. Herrick states that this ore will
assay 80 per cent lead and 20 per
cent zinc. A crosscut is now being
driven to cut the south ledge.
The Surprise is to be equipped
with a concentrator during the COM
ing summer and has plenty Of ore
now in sight to justify its erection
and insure it's steady operation at a
good profit for a long time.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Reliance Company.

The Reliance company owns a
promising group of claims on Terror
creek near Osburn. 1t Is not so far
up the creek as the Terror Consoli-
dated property, which the Days OF
tho Hercules mine are developing.
The upper tunnel. drift on the
vein in about IS feet shows a con-
siderable quantity of galena In a
strong, clean-cut ledge. The lower
tunnel is a crosscut, Is in 80 feet
and is now close to the vein. James
H.. Taylor, manager of the Occur
d,Alene Ironworks, is one Of the
principal owners,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Situation at the Park.

The situation at the Park mine on
Stevens peak Is still indefinite. The
crosscut from the lower tunnel is
now a short distance beyond where
the survey indicated that the ledge
should be found II 1t maintained its
dip, but no we'll defined ledge such
as was expected has yet been en-
countered. The crosscut will be
continued until the diabase which
forms the footwall of the ledge Is
reached. The crosscut shows sew
eral changes in formation In the
last 100 feet but their significance
is not understood yet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
IN SPLENDID SHOOT
Interstate Opening Big Body Of
Rich Ore
SUCCESS IS ALSO IN LUCK
it, Newly Found Ore Body Has Widen.
I'd to Seventeen and .
Half Feet

The Interstate mine Is devel-
oping such a large body Of high
grade ore that Manager Oscar Wal
lace is justly enthusiastic. The
drift from the Wine on the middle
ledge has now progressed 40 feet
and shows full face of quartz, ga
lena and chalcopyrite that averages
$50 ton. 1t has had this splendid
showing all the way on this level
and neither wall is In sight any
where.
The Interstate group lies on
the southwest slope OF Sunset peak
adjoining the Hercules mine on the
west and consists of 23 claims. 1t
is traversed by three great lodges
and 1t Is on the central Of these
lodges and at. the greatest depth yet
attained by the workings, some $50
feet, that the above referred to ore
body Is being opened up.
The ledge was cut by the No. 2
tunnel when in 900 feet at depth
Of about 300. A drift was then run
to the northwest, which soon opened
up promising streak of mixed ga
lena and copper ore. As this ore
body appeared to improve as depth
was geined on 1t winze was started
and by the time this winze had
been sunk IS feet the ore had in
creased to greater width than the
shaft. Another drift was then start
ed from the bottom Of the Wine,
still towards the northwest, and 1t
is this drift which has proved the
ore shoot to be so wide, rich and
continuous as to make 1t almost alb
solutely certain that the Interna-
tional is big mine.
Just as soon as the weather will
permit new tunnel will be driven
from the junction Of Dixie gulch and
the east fork of Nine Mile which will
eventually be 5000 feet long and
will cut all three lodges 500 feet be-
low the present lowest workings. A
sawmill will be first installed to get
out lumber for two fumes to i'm
prove the company's two water
rights and a six-drill compressor
will then be added to the mines
equipment.
The mine is close corporation
and has no stock for sale. Besides
Oscar Wallace, the manager of the
property, the other large owners
are: NJ. G. Rodearmel and G. l..
Stacey Of Minneapolis, G. L. Daw-
son, c. M. Gregg, W. T. Russell and
R. M. Fox of Spokane.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
HECTOR AT WORK.
New Crosscut Tunnel Well Under
Way-AdjOins MayfOwer.

New Crosscut Tunnel Well Under
Way-Adjoins MayfOwer.
The Hector company's new cross
cut tunnel, which is being driven
500 feet to cut the ledge near the
lower end OF the company's property
from which point a 2000-foot drift
will be run on the vein, giving an
ultimate depth of 500 feet, is now
we'll under way, the work being
done by contractors for the present.
The Hector group consists OF 13
claims adjoining the Mayflower on
the west and extending clear over to
Canyon creek. Being on the same
great ore zone as the Alice and hav-
ing some fine showings in Its upper
workings, 1t is considered one Of the
likeliest properties near town.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
U. &. Resumes Drifting.

Owing to the Wine from the low
er tunnel in the U. 8. mine, on Elk
creek near Wardner, making too
much water, work ON it has been
suspended pending the installation
Of pumping and hosting machinery
Work in the drift has been resumed
and it shows enough galena scatter
ed all through the, face to constitute
fair grade concentrating ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Will Drive Long Tunnel.

The Idaho Spring Gulch, which
owns a group of claims between the
King and Queen company and the
Little Pittsburg, reports fine show
ing Of ore In its 50-foot shaft. The
management is 80 we'll pleased that
1t has been decided to drive long
crosscut tunnel to tap the ledge at
a depth of about 600 feet. Its
neighbors at one time shipped some
high grade ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
BIG LEDGE-GOOD ORE.

Highly Favorable Reports From the
Iron Crown Mine.
The Iron Crown mine, which Is an
extension of the Reindeer, has now
crosscut its ledge for 20 feet with
only one wall yet in sight. The vein
carries a wide streak of good grade
chalcopyrite, ore and all the rest Of
the vein matter appears to be Of
good enough grade to concentrate.
The best ore will, assay from Is to
20 per cent in copper. The mine Is
controlled by Mullan people.
The ledge was cut at depth Of
800 feet by an 800-foot crosscut
tunnel and looks as promising as
anything In the district. The stock
has advanced considerably In price.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Vienna Vein Company.

The tunnel on the Vienna Vein
company's property on Placer creek
ia now in 2S5 feet and IL said to
show some galena ore. The group
adj0ins that of the Vienna InternA-
tional. which is now developing 4
fine shoot of mixed shipping and
concentrating ore.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Silver Cable Company.

4. NJ. Francis of Missoula reports
that the lower crosscut tunnel Of the
Silver Cable company. which will be
1900 feet long when II strikes the
vein at depth Of 800 feet. Is now
in 400. The property is we'll pros
pected on the surface and to a depth
Of 100 feet and shows promising
bodies OF galena ore and carbouates.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Rob Roy Company.

The Rob Roy company. which
owns group OF claims on Sunset
peak, Just below the Idora, reports
that work is being pushed in two
tunnels. No. is in 80 feet and No.
2 1856 feet. They expect to cut the
ledge in another 200 feet. I. N.
Davis is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Alice Resumes Sinking.

All the new machinery, at the
Alice mine Is now running smoothly
and the sinking Of the new double
compartment shaft has been re-
sumed. this time with power drills.
The shaft was unwatered on Tues
ady.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
NEW SHOOT IN SUCCESS.

Ore Body Has Width Of Over Seven
teen Feet in Drift.
The new ore shoot in the Success
mine, whose discovery was announc-
ed for the first time In the Miner
last week. had yesterday been drifted
on for 40 feet In the No. level
from the upraise from the lower
tunnel and showed width In the
face of TN feet. 1t was all solid
galena and zinc ore and looked as
handsome as almost any showing In
the mine.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Patent for Great Western.

Patent Tor Great WCStctn.
The Great Western company has
let q contract to G. F. O. Merriam
for the patenting Of its group Of
claims on Upper Canyon creek, two
miles east Of Burke. Work is pro-
crossing on the crosscut to the ledge
from the main tunnel at satisfac-
tory rate. Ten men are employed.
The mine Is equipped with an cleo
trically actuated air compressor and
other machinery.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Stanley to Ship Again.

The Stanley mine on Gorge gulch
Just above Burke will ship another
car of high grade antimony ore this
week. The new lower crosscut tun-
mel is now in nearly 100 feet and
has about the same distance yet to
20 to reach the ledge which 1t will
cut about 100 feet lower than any
of the old workings. The new tun-
mel starts right from the wagon road.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-03-21
Canyon Creek and Burke
Temple in Good Formation.

Temple In Good FOrmat1On.
The formation through which the
Temple company's crosscut tunnel Is
now passing exactly corresponds
with what Is usually found alongside
Of the big lodges and ore bodies of
the Burke district. 1t Is consider
ably mineralized though another
100 feet Of work will be required to
reach the vein. The Temple group
adjoins the Great Western but lies
on the opposite side Of Canyon
creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
At rHs PRONE.

thelng oue end ~ a conversation
Main eTslUls \
on. shake em % a little. Cen.
tray"
THAT you. Edf
SsY. "a HEN
couldu't you come down toua
tonightf
on. sons Of the fellara fr
Mont your wiin iet YOU
Tell her you've got 10 eioas a
deal
Tried e besore' Well. IL s a
ataie one
saY - Listen
tell heF the nisht watchman
found the door unlocked
4 paHsa
f9sa n worh
rGcod what time vlu yon be
da9u
WHAT
Wei. lasi Impulse At a. bar
Ten The hArkcep yoare a ffieH8 u
mine
Yes. ypu can Quit any time you
sant e.
What
Oh rEeaiy five cent limit
Yes ihrrvll Do Foodica
40. The kitty goes for drinks "
NnN. you're rvninH. are you
Well $50 that yeu do3
Yes. ! feol Achy tonight my.
self
AN right Wen bc started time
yuu come
Good by"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
BURGLARS Use Nav METHOD.

MARsEIf.LEs. Sept "A new
invocation was used hy burglars
when thcy Hnccerdrd IN opening
the safs IN the office ~ prominent
manufacturers In the Place Hhian
Tho burglars sol $1,000. but they
left he implements wifh which
they had succeeded IN opening The
aofw. which WAS guaranteed ~ ab
aulutciy fircproof \ lamp vas
found when iho burglary vas dis
covered. which showed that a pow.
crful combination Of acetyiene gas
and celluloid had been used 20 melt
a portion u the safe. 30 a. TO allow
the door 70 BE- forced open u Il
Thought that the operation aid not
take more than five minutes. a. the
pfoprieiOfa we're not absent more
than = quarter of an hour AZ the
time 81 the burglary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Excursions East

ny the Oregon x n. q Nav Co.
sept it.I&fa 10 jamestown and re-
turn. tes 70
Sept ft.t1t1 Chicago and re-
turn sIi 50. q Louis ts7 go. Oma.
ha Kansas city and Missouri river
points 500 90 Tickets frarrVn.
tioua and Information AZ Union
Ticket office COS First ave p g.
Ellis. Geul AEi 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

~ unreaiful method Of getting any
WHO'RE persisted hnllO
'Alas. Hollo. youchsafed his par.
emit. ITS plain that sou have never
biz the grit with your shoes fun %
cinderH You would Then glndiy
swing onto a freight. even u YOU
knew sou would be- put OF az the
neat slow down This Rszaboo was
doubtless en- route Ia name place
aud got tired ~ beinR rooted TO
the spot So a. the best altnrna.
live be- thought he would try being
routed 10 a."
hut why doesn't he pay bis
iarnf qunlh Rallo IN his innocence
"Oh. got lerfF said hia father
lmpatieniiy Why don't ! pas my
grocery hiinF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
LIVING UP 40 PER CENT--wACES UP IL PER CENT
DIFFERENCE q PER CENT

The most vital question the day laboring men and
their families is the increased cost OF living oi course e at
lects everybody usual the poor who has nothing
bu, his honest labor 20 sell is in The deepest distress
Every man and woman who reads Inc Star has some idea
talking ahou, when say the cost OF living
has increased The butcher the baker the m'kmann tact
nearly every Of bridesmaids forced 10 charge higher
prices The that make prices simply assessing the
people at any they choose 60 INK
We should be glad Tor you read series Of articles we
propose publishing from Time time The Cost of Living
the first OF which appears today a.
II Is not our story Ii is the o,c1ngnens story That is.
il is founded upon statements forth by the United
States bureau OF labor.
These statements show that while wages Of the great
mass OF labor are the they 10
the cost OF living has increased about 80 per cent
Only in certain branches Of organized labor has there been
any material wage increase rs estimated that union
labor has succeeded IN advancing portion OF is wage by Il
per
But nobody can reconcile II per cent with 40 per cent
That why have prosperity and poverty sitting side by
Read some 81 the things that The government reports
About 100000 families cities q the United States whose
earnings are in the ueighborhood Of SIS a month.
An annual income FOR 2S11o families living all
the country Of S5l34
More than 100000 families who cat aud drink and sleep
and die S54 Is year This last estimate made from
composite picture Of ~ families selected by the authorities
18th average Of OF persons to the family.
Nav read what these figures mean listen
"For the past six years have not saved cent"
eve have had chickens ard steak this year"
Bread and little cheap meat sundays
"Two a week for fruit"
"a bushe 81 coal a time al the 81 so a ton"
"Scventy-iivc dollars for a SIS sewing machine
"one hundred ard eighty per interest doctors
bin"
These little from the They the
actual experience Of human beings
Reaenher. this Is the story OF the hopeless the
"vcry poor II the story tho experience 81 mill
lions Of Industrious sober Woodworking and
II is the story Of the powers that prey upon the poor Il Is
the story Shyocs hyssers and fake benevolent associations
Ii Is the story Of the aisuroundng malgn and banciul inu
OF the Great American Trust
Il is hard 20 understand how prosperity permit many
hungry mouths.
There is prosperity. There hungry mouths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Tako trio on the Sound and
visit the q 3 navy yard. see the
batlleahlpa Oregon, Wisconsin and
Nebraska. The cruisers Charleston.
Boston, Buffalo and The training
ship philadelphia. tho mammoth
dry docks. torpedo boats and
prison ship Nlpnlc Boats lenye
PieI 2. foot ~ Yoaicr way. six times
di<%g Uauud frln LOg saH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

awlA2
~ aln't cause abe wants to-
What does shs child meant
y mean ahSRas 10 lay a."
+Why7'
lioeauso II she threw n the egg
,vR'ud break
II dW not wish 70 be- annoyed =.
you any moro today. Edwin ~.
reading aomcihinNvery AhaoralnR Y
'Oh. Y0ure reading q f'olt'T
No sKswer
"MaW'"
HFOr mefcy'e sake. chiN what
rs our house u bepncryY
ESQ. Of course not
Then where does paw get hen.
unehedY'
After nhDoiug Edwin ont Of the
room. mW WAS able 10 finish
reading Bertha the fioilcrmaker
or ilow n Mere Girl Hiyeted The Al
teaiion OF a Steel King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
20 hole

"What prepoaloFons place yon
individual chose tor occupying np.
on this conycyance. remarked
Rollo. NJ tbs train heaitated long
enough fof the Grew to thfuw Off
a gfimy hrske.beam passenger
IL 81 odd that be dldnt settle
himself in plush padded chair
car observed Nolloa father sar
caaflealiY. but every body who
travels Ga tho ratiiera doesn't do
90 first class. This gee probably
felt tAat be- aaa hisiinE the Trail
ia aalid comfort until rmdely dis
tufbed By the uniformed msniala II
thc majority stockholders
II impreHaea nae ar being a vast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
|ENQUISITIVE EDWIN
u BY f. w. Schaefer

MDmmori"
| mo answer n
'MAwtss
wen. Edwin ?"
lis place where they keep hens
hennefy ~
Yen, dear
Thea a place where they keep
I chicks 10 u chiokery. Amt IT,
NO no. my child ohlcory in
aomethlgS used 20 adullefato $50
/ foe
"nut our cook puts eggs Ia tho
coffee. don't Ahof'
Yes. dear
u guess they're sort Of ohlckcry.
! too
Yes. yea, but don't talk Foolish.
ness
Nav d. you know why q hon
/ laya an egg
"neoauae she wants 60. Edwin p"
"Ah. nav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

why DO you iusiat on having
your daughter leafn 90 plaY tbs
pianof
Because answered The hind
fathef. she MAY have 90 Eve ln an
apartment house Fomg DAY. and
want her "a b. able 70 bold her
oNn In the Noise composition "--
Washington Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

One ~ the Wurat things aboui an
automobile ia the imperative. die
iaiorial. domineerlnE tome II la
hoax Chicago Tribune
And the other - the fellow sho
~ running it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Bows Wanted

To sell Seattle papers For inter
nation apply 70 Geo Engief, 8tag
office. old library building. between
Ssehd I IN Abe morning and 2 illl
. r. tho afternoon. Initiation foe
paid BY Englor. 'f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Among persons " social stand.
ing generally. the world throughout
the asefage aEe ~ marriage IL at
present men 81 aad Wnmrn - -
Statistical Nnle
Cheer up. girls' That's just the
average. yUu knoN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Wofkmen engaged IN pulling
down an ed house IN the Latin
quarter ~ Paris were attacked aud
severely bitten BY so Wild cats.
which are believed 20 have bred
Do The calIarA OF tho honae.