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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
THE MARKETS

Washington creamery butter waa
advanced : cents to-day. making the
prize ~ this product e cents per-
pogud Commission merchants
think that tAls viii b. the prevail
Ing price for this class ~ butter for
today.
There Was = very small quantity
If strawberries ca Western avenue
this morning Several crates ~
Haoa Rivers soid Gus early The
vegetable stock uas faf from being
TIE best and sold slow
Salmon remains II to cents per
pound vita ssimon trout rs cents
per ponnd This u sid 81 BE- q
high price for this fiah ~ this time
Ct the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
SAMUEL Q. sLYrHE HERE.

Samuel q Blythe. % wathinEton.
d. e sell known Newspaper ed
ltqfial writer and manager Tor
some tine % the Cosmopolitan
magazine 10 New York IL IN Seat
tie for a fsN days lie IL ia the
vest At this time for information
regarding a series Of articles nov
running In thu Saturday Evening
Post Ia relation 20 the Pacific coast
aud its development
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
LECTURE ssaigs FINISHED.

The last % the series Of eight
lectures whseh nf A. w. Martha
Tor the benefit % the building fund
% the nsN Church for Universal
Relation was delivered At Christsn-
seas Broadway bail last night
The subject az last nights lectures
vas "Tlarwina Explanation o. the
Evolution Process The lecture
Naa "DarEin'a Etplsnatlon q the
tern slides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
AT EVERETT



wTRKrT. MAJ a. naring tho
= Il roaths state OF Inspector
- ratss that = milisnn more
rsss q oil have h~er inspected
e srrinx TIE same time lat
- rss,tsng Re an lnercaae 81
~ n tha revemnsw ~ the Of
{tz MS hk Increase - attFth.
= : shs Eruwth f. popelaroa ~
= xsts and tho ncre ksncfai use
( stoves Tor eookinx and heal.
Il Il also has another theory
vss<s h. believes accoautN for
-. 4 the Increase lie fnds
- rral 8Is,sfeis are using more
& 80 ,nrmeriT ant attFihaiee this
Z - aef that rural delivery
<hu - daily papers 70 The
Anen AM thAf thsF burn ulurr
Z ! - sseninru fradlnz
MfM A r4niorn IN a Held
X ssturdar aifeFuoon Nrre DE-
- ~ ~ leffegaon school team
fssors Of 50 70 81
Ewk las been started BY tho
kw< az so1pauy on IRE grade FOR
) - b silver lAko. five miles
- Everssf. When that polnf "a
H11st Ne Everett tire viii b.
~ ~ nilsa from the Sander
"A ssi<h 4 enmszg uaFth from
rs EnA 4 = expected that that
II ~ b caassa With iffie delay.
~ 4 thruuxh line between ~.
~ nd Seattle
y hFE; q MS seek tsnnel No
- - Mnnia crisso branch. which
~ ssraet ara eaxed Ia several
er1'zf ssa. xfil b. opened This
y kFs a. Important effect %
y ktisiy - Moafe Cristo. where
! <ss1n I'll - = very busy one
- ~ the development has been
Rnst " lAek - transportation
k<zsss q n biackate al supplies
nsrs sasf Of Robe have been
Hzzza cTsr the r1nsntain. and ser.
p rzfe { saorfAzs o. provisions
> ~ threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
TO ATTEND EXERCISES.

Christopher " Horf president Of
the Washington State Minnesots
cluh. iswned a call yesterday fos
ever member % attend the ground
breaking exercises of the A-Y p.
exposition Other state clubs ara
erpcefsd to BE- present 20 repre-
sent the states that wlli crhibl, in
800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
WOMEN OFF FOR SPOKANE

The Seattle delskAtion 10 the
convention Of the wAshlnEsoa State
Federation of Wemen's Clubs.
which meets In Spokane Tuesday
for a session lasting thrve dAya.
lsft this morning ~ Jas o'eioek-
they wfil - jolned en- route BY
she Theoma delegation. There arr
sixty 81 the former party and forty
OF the latter The next convention.
In 1909. mar be brought 20 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
THl coat MONOPOLY.

MAY %. 1907
s.f Ths sfas
, Jssr lssns Of MAY 81 ap-
- a. article that I. for one.
. spplaad 10 the echo !
foaE fsauks 90 the coal mo-
The robbery BEING psr.
faf " that seaundfsiig con
- bod and open a. to b.
NAsr one pauaea 10 con
sasrs the price - coal and
tfai 4 usually - now
anf whsre IL justly should
= likely 70 be confusing
= 3 = sort % rriRn % ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

HEnRo- wooI.i.Ex. Ner fine
hsaft 81 ssheai directors ~ shis city
wtii call a special siertian for sat
HFfaY Jane fat q vote On the
gfsposftian Of tasulnN ftHeHe banas.
TIE pxe8@nt uutstandinm Indebted
nHaa . tha disfftet aafnnnta On
raunf unnlhefs % tteeas. an Naf-
fantw whieh heaf intersst - tha rate
ct per csnt ser kanum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
MAKES 1000 ORDINANCES
OVER INTO $50

..,.,. ests councils have passed
= oeo ordinances since the
fe. s af the city government
- ne rev elsy code y pun.
~eleh is being prepared by
\ Gleason. special eonn-
- ~ eisy. Il viii contain only
pea general ordinances,
- sa,,en thsre will Be about 1870
- ofainancea These 500
Ft .s.sss.a all represent the laws
elty present and past.
sara aswR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

The hoard OF public worka has
been asked 90 begin the prepare,
ton OF ita call for bids for the
printing Of the new code. which
Will probably be ready In the next
two or three weeks Tho book
will contain from i.ooo 20 1900
pages.
All irrelevant and out 81 date
bills have been repealed Tho
system os indexlng IL the most per
feet that could be devised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
BRIEFS BY WIRE


HosofUt4f MaF a1-W y
Malhsr, the anscouHainx treasurer %
New tlfiialn. CaHn bark. Wzss "a
hsa s-esa i0afued passenger On fae
steamer poFis % her last voyage 90
the Orient he u reported a. have
tandet - q chinese pert and ala
appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

rsal So ~ t1l&r mutlan ~ i41igke
sf.gias tsa.e peF IL "a af.ssef hpes.
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fsaf sad Fs~dstaffs-
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raaef nasira tea' - sifafs. tan. fhJS
Hfrsf ~. tHn - staris Enfn, % ,pa.
f4tOHa eesaef suFHs ton tHGM4 fees
fWEsf fnn, kA4M 1aiaf'lnEe. fNfi sac
aii rses ~ snn Hsf nraH 90 sa@ ~
ssufs 80 80 EfHa cteHFs-s Tt tln.
ties fats see. tssQui shssf. 80. ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

the balilffa sight. and the Judge
set aside the verdict
In the matter ~ Haywood the
sheriff viii guard against the slight.
ost slip that might eive ground for
criticism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

last Cf.Aisf.AM. May q HARRY
Gray SD Miss Pearl utnsmoef aat
Merits NaamasseH and Miss kiith
Lard srfs married AZ tie c0nafs
KAlional church WsAnesAAy wvsatag
IN = tauAis wedding eessmouY. per.
formed ~ Rev. y W. Fletcher %
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
snAo FoR rse skAclr.

Under direction Of the govern.
meut bureau Of fisheries. a million
young ahad wili BE- placed Ia the
skhRit river In June. according %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Information iust received al the
local United States land office.
The fish Ners asked for BY Reoeiv.
er T. A. Twiteheii about year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

one ~ the good men and true
stepped around the corner 10 buy =
cigar There was NO evidence that
he had been approached in fact
be had NOT been spoken 10 about
the case. but he had been out OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

Dlaarana. drawn In bolse by G.
N. LanaOn especially fof shls news
paper. shows the DAILY march the
iury will have. the position Of the
cottage that will he their home,
ana Row they will reach the court
room and whore they slli take their
daily recFestion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27

When we entered into business, in 1888,
the legend in the above cut was adopted as
our trade mark II appeared in our first adj
vertisement and during all of the vicissitudes
OF the ensuing nineteen years it has appeared
in every other advertisement Now, as then,
our references are Every bank and business
man in Seattle" Seattle had then 1900
people-now she has more than $4,000.
The bankers and business men of today were
not the bankers and business men of 1888.
but we refer to them as we did then, with
equal confidence.
When YOU are buying property il isn't a
bad idea to deal with someone whose record
is made and known and get-at-able.
In 1898 we didn't have a paid up capital
of $4,000 Today we have, and further
more, not a dollar of our stock could be
bought at s. for 81.
When you are buying property it isn't a
bad idea to deal with someone of financial
responsibility means there can be no
after-claps.
EXPOSITION HEIGHTS is bought and
paid for There are / 200 lots and only 800
will be sold at present prices, S325 TO $500.
After these are sold not lot will be sold at
less than 50 l-3 per cent advance
The building OF two new car lines across
the portage and the preparations for the
great Exposition will in three years quad
ruple the value of every lot in EXPOSE
TON HEIGHTS II will double them In
twelve months. and we expect to at least
double our prices in twelve months.
The property has charming view of lake
and mountains and adjoins the University
grounds.
Terms are one-fourth cash and 5000
month; or one-half cash and the balance in
o. u, IL and "a months.
Lots 4Oxl00 feet with alleys. Abstracts to
all purchasers and also attorneys opinion,
certifying the title to be perfect.
lust see this property and if you don't
want to buy you'll surely tell your friends.
Take the University car to the END OF
THE LINE and our representatives will
meet you there. Office on the grounds.
Call and get picture showing the view
from the property.
Our representatives on the ground wear
an Exposition Heights badge. Deal with no
one else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
HAYWOOD JURY, WITH HOUSE OF ITS OWN And ALL
THE COMFORTS, WILL BIZ UNDER STRICIEST GUARD

COTTAGE ACROSS FROM COURT
RENTED FOR THEM. rHGV
WILL HAVE a COOK AND
bGos TO slEEp IN AND
pUPuTius WILL HAVE AN
ave ON THEM EVERY MIN.
Ute.
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- Aos9e I've saert Is esf fsasfsFs. a.
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lET ue send you she itst % tire 9
have SOLD oVER 200 LOTS. Many 81 o,
buyers They ere the men VIA KNOW a
eur unusually great OFFER 10 YOU.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31

See Hiatt for the very latest In lap
robes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31
HE'S COMING SOON.

.'People do not laugh Willingly;
saws Frank Daniels, who certainly
ought to be an authority on cachih-
nation, since he has been putting the
United States on the broad grin Tor
many Years. His present vehicle Is
"The Tatooed Man." and Charles Dii-
ling ham, his manager, thinks II the
hest the rotund actor has yet ap-
neared in. Daniels seems to get his
laughs so easily that his confession
that II is work is mildly startling.
"You have to make people laugh.
save Honest Frank, land In order TO
do SO. must study as diligently as
the tragedian who aims at the oppo-
site eject. A comedian must begin
bis work long before his audience
realizes 1t. What may seem 10 tne
audience TO be spontaneous Joke Is
sometimes worked up by the Gomez I,sa
ian during the entire season. rake,
for example, an old piece OF stage
business. The comedian extracts
from his pocket cigar. In doing
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31
HEADACHE

Is one OF the greatest enemies o'
mankind. How many endure, day
after day. this nerve racking. streng-
th-sapping pain without thought OF
Its origin.
The cause Is never sought by the
majority of sufferers-they endure
and wonder.
Ninety per cent of all headaches
are caused by defective eyes-with
proper glasses all distressing pain
would vanish.
II you would have the exact refra-
ctiye condition of your eyes, have
Chas. Gasho In the Margery Bldg
make an examination and learn the
truth.
The most reliable place to get your
clothes cleaned and pressed.-rhe
Suitorium.
Historic San Antonio. Very low
tourist ratio to this charming winter
resort: via Colorado & Southern. y.
L. Fisher, G. p. A. Denver. VIII fur-
n,sh full information.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31
GOT THE BIG MOUNTAIN LION.

Meeker Review: On the Wednes-
day before Christmas X. II. Wear got
one of the record breaking lions
one of the Oldest settlers.
Bob located the lion from the lat
ter having killed fine buck deer.
and the next day took six OF his dogs
and went back over the trail. AS
Rob surmised, the lion was feeding
on the carcass; but when the dogs
set up their music the lion com
menced to crow-hop for his den In
the rocks. The old beggar had over
fed his face and found 1t hard travel
ing, so he soon took to tree. which
was the beginning of his end A well
directed shot brought him down. ana
he was so thoroughly tamped with
buckskin that he broke all the limbs
off the tree In his descent. Mr.. Wear
says it is the biggest lion he ever
saw,
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31
BARGAINS
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
No. 1850 acres OF Lice sandy
soil, 3 miles from Fruita. all but
acres below Grand Valley canal.
High Line In this section is held
at from $4,000 to $4,000 per acre.
s25OO.OO
No. s4s.-5 room house on chipeta,
Terms, 10000 cash. balance Slo
per month. Sooo'oo
No. 26s.-Pair of lots on Main
street, near Ninth. Siooo'oo
We have some choice bargains In
lard near Price. Utah. Now 10 the
time to buy this land as there is ev-
ery indication that prices are gong
to advance IN that section.
Magill 9 Lyons,
533 Main
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31

so, he reveals to the audience that
he has other cigars in his pocket.
Two or three times he draws atten-
tioh to the cigars, and shows by his
manner or words that he is treasur-
ing them. Then someone slaps him
on the pocket. or he leans against
and breaks the cigars.
When he pulls the fractured weeds
with n doleful expression from his
pocket he gets laugh. but he
wouldn't do so II the attention OF
the audience hadn't been repeatedly
directed to the fact that the cigars
were there and were valued highly.
1.-THE Tatooed Man." with Mr.. Dan
iels and all the merry company which
have proven so popular in New York.
will be at the Park opera house jan
uary 10.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31
WILL BE SEEN TONIGHT

Miss Flora Fairfield, charming
young actress plays the leading roit
in "Thorns and Orange Blossoms
company which comes to the Park
opera house on Tuesday, Dec. ~,
Miss Fairfield has been identihed
with several of the New York sue
cesses AMI is said to possess extra
ordinary talent. The company comes
more than well recommended, nav
Ing but recently closed remarkable
run at the Academy OF
Music, Chicago. Scenically, "Thorns
and Orange Blossoms" Is one OF the
few really large productions on the
road this season. The play, as IN
well known. was dramatized from
Bertha NJ: Clay's famous novel OF
the same name.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31
MANY COMPANIES
WILL WITHDRAW
TODAY

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec 31.-Not
less than score of the thirty-three
insurance companies doing business
in Wisconsin, representing 60 per
cent of all the insurance in force in
the state. excluding the Northwest
ern Mutual. will cease to operate
here today on account of the hostile
insurance laws which become effect
i've tomorrow Under an opinion of
the attorney general, however, the
retiring companies, while they may
write no more policies. may legally
collect premiums through their pres
ent Offices or attorneys in this state
until their licenses expire on March
1st. 1t is estimated that there are
100000 residents of the state hold
ing policies in these companies who
are concerned in their withdrawal.
The companies Withdrawing from
surahce aggregating S95,939. .005.
The list is as follows:
Aetna, $10,2S9.713; Connecticut
York. $14.311,397; Federal, s1,691-
Germania, New York. $1,195,24O;
hoihe, view ioih, 7S'oVi'foo' .hah
haitian, New York, $925,S02; Mas
sachusetts Mutual. s1.S57,O22; Min
nesota Mutual, $1,599.612; Michigan
Mutual, $1,926.134; Mutual Benefit,
New Jersey, $6,72S,011; Mutual Life
New York, $2S,112.S91; National
Life of United States, s2.222,366;
National of Vermont. s5,253.2S1;
Penn Mutual of Pennsylvania, $5,-
O76.O63: Phoenix Mutual, $3.112,-
533; Security Mutual, 10000;
Union Mutual, $634,711; Union Cen
tral. $5.1O3.250.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31

ChiIilitei is the name of the open
observation car on the private train
for Tour OF Mexico, leaving Dem
yer January 20. via Colorado & So
uthern Ry. Full Information from
T. L. Fisher, G. p. A.. Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31

Everything in the plumbing line at
]. e. McKenzie's. 545 Colorado.
Phone Red 1b1.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-31

Heating stoves OF all sizes and DC.
scription and prices to SUIT - 1ne
UNlity second hand store. j. j. ~
Der.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-17
SAVED FROM
MORPHINE
ENJOY HEALTH


Says w. w. Crosby, of Bailey Ga.
1 was a complete wreck from NOR
Iline-covered with sores from the
lGpodormico needle-confned to my
hogE six months, too weak to walk.
l am now free. happy-CURED-
Again-ng 4 to pounds a week. Dr..
syn, the Atlanta Specialist, CURED
me.
Those in the habit, don't fail to see
the Doctor at Bruce's Drug store
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-17

solREL. RlFLEMEN5 ARMORY,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. LADIES
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-16
Al Internal Drink .

A joke was played on Arthur Bal.
fonr on the first St Patrick's day of
his tenure OF the Irish chief secretary
ship A cigar box. delivered to him
at the house Of commons, contained q
bunch OF shamrocks. From q sim
cere Irish admirer." But. 20 the ter
rOr OF bis secretaries. the box was
also found 10 contain a wicked look
!nS steel spring covered with n queer
white compound. A chemical expert
was called. and he examined the in
fcrnal machine" rybody monentar
lily expecting an explosion. The pug
zled chemist. venturing 10 put a par
ticle Of the compound on his tongue.
found that IL was simply sugar i'm.
pregnated with lemon. He then turn
Ell the box upside down and out rolled
q rusty corkscrew. a spiral spring and
an old nutmeg CRATER. There was also
q scrap OF paper inscribed: Buy the
whisky yourself. You can then con.
eoct the famous lemonade OF Bally-
hoolcy and drink 10 ould Ireland
bohemian
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-16
Hawthorn News Notes.

Hawthorn, Feb. Is p. ]. Ham
nond deserves great praise for having
had constructed O board. walk along
Main street.
The protracted meeting has closed
With twenty-one accessions. Eishteen
Of these are to receive baptism soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Posell and several
friends came up Sunday from Meadows
90 attend church.
Mr.. f. A. Smith. Mr.. George n
Runnels and wife and Mr.. Georg~
Runnels. sr all OF Lowell. Mas, have
Just arrived. Mr.. Middleton Of
Bridgeport. Conn. also recently ar
rived.
Joseph II. richardson and wife OF
Trenton, n j., who have been here for
some time, have gone To Orlsndo.
The hunters brought in ninety quail
Saturday.
Mr. Hrrdrv will soon move his fam.
lily to HssriDgs. where he is engaged in
the naval stcres industry.
The amount Of wire fencing handled
by 7 J. Hammond & Co. indicates
prosperity among he farmers.
The Misses Alexander, who hsve
been AZ the Littled,le's for sometime,
have gone To s.. Augustine.
Mes Bessie Porter VISITED her moth
erat Orsue- Spriug' last sunday.
Mr. William Liltlrdsle, who wss
badly .hur' sometime back while leav-
lug n Srsb ard trsil, is out again at
tending o his d to-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-16
.The MnmnnIn whIte.r

In letter Il Charles Dickens. Nilkic
Collins intiWgtcd the fact that the
great work upon which he had devoted
50 much tame was finished. hut tnIt
tie finding Of a suitable title hal Occa
stoned hin much trouble. Eventually.
Cc.liu, somewhat run down In health.
he left London flr Eroldstairs, Il re
sort which WAS fdvO..tc with both
B..E,as aud collins. While lying On
The Ci.I IN Mcditatiyc mOJl one
U-i-Lt uor..n- his eyes suddenly NV.
etcl themselves on tie white light
house which stood boldly out In TIE
foreground under the dazzling rays %.
tAe midday sun. ~ he gazel Collins
In >cMiclusciOgs manner addressed
himself In a whisper 20 IN, light
house. "You are as stir and rs state
IL as my white wo-au.' said he
White woman! White wo-tbe WON
an Ia white Eureka! have got IT,"
And 50 the book was given this curl.
ously inspired title.