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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
FLASR['
ohlset a r..

inject 10 Barns.
Residents near the hl,.,.t.
by 10Th and ftth ava -. vss1dss
ana Fest spring sc. hsys r ~
complaint arainsi the n,s,s. n'sa
~ tie barns and Cher s '''s'.ass
MALTA ~ 81 asphalt eones,, r- sH.
located IA the bloek ''esht4
Debate Sc, Tor MAJ "a
The date for the jo,pt
schools haa been Change 49, 4, 20
10. Judges u the susrs.s ~
VII act as Judges. sssa
Fined for Larceny.
tHfis Johnson yesiefdes -.
Euiity 10 larceny from 3. n'sa's |
Judge Morris sentsnesA 81. sssa
fine n $500. " ~ I
Petition Is Rssdx L
The petition for The go.
The assessment district IN 800. 49,. !.
100000 T. 10 be raised h. ~ ~ "
siruetion ~ the Lake se.s.'
canal viii probably be urss.'.1
the board ~ county eomtI.<.
next Tuesday. according 4 -.
dent John \. Brace. o. u. =.
VIII Play -Jslius cs..,s
Julius Caesar VIII be ps......
BY the members ~ seaftls ".
under the auapices u n.
alumni. a. the Grand opes.
Saturday night
t2s0ooo for Resss
The Alaska road oofnmss.... :
made public a Table whleh -.
general and egFnplete ldea y
the $4,000 recently apprs,..s's.
BY the national congress NJ
used this season.
Plans Brick Weeks
q. J Lowell. ~ New ran :,
been IN Seattle looking 10 ~ :.
ability q establishlng 4 sess 8.
brick works
To Begin New lrmsr
A meeting u the eoutiutssi.,. 4.
Ing the Constructing q a.
armory IN charge vii b. e.l,.s /.
Adjt. Gen. ortin Hamll.ee -.
next week
Woodmen's Banaast
The Wogdn5en Of she r,,s<
Seattle and Ballard VII s,,.es
banquet 70 be given Monday -.
ing. April -. AZ cafpentssg I.
Gov. Mead, senator Plea cssr<s
mar HaWiey. % Oregon. ana o.
prominent men win be p<es<st
New Yors Entsr<ssn~,~t
The New York society NJ =.
terrain It's members II fhs AIS
club rooms this evening win =
rary and musical program. folssa
by dancing.
Moved a MilIisn
A big furniture van nores ~
four blocks Of dovn town ns~f
yesterday carrying The esm 4 {.
eSQ coo The money xas t.
fefred from the cd Dextsr Hara
bank. at First ana wszhsnriez !
the new location. 81 senasa IL r
Cherry. Only tso polletmtn fseb
ed a.
suffraaists' Rscsetiee
4 reception was given ys<fe.r
afternoon by the King caass
Equal Suffrage club IN h1xe Z
Mrs. Emma Deyoe. state Ers<4sn
q the Equal Suffrage asso<Azsm
Got Damages fsr Lad
six thousand five hundred tAzzs
was awarded 70 the Nsf,k o.
Dry Kiln company yesi<stu =
property taken BY the 0r<er3
Washington Raiiroe6 crstne
Two thousand dollars wss zsz-at
10 William r. Gray a al ii
Union wonen's bssssG
The womens unEon Lzh<i lsz1x
IL planning 10 ave = zsrizs =
ball on Thursday eyeniAf NJ |
IN honor Of the IAtiss esFnsz
Workers union.
engineers se nsel II
A meeting of the Seattle h-zzd
of the Americas Inssstats q Es'
tFieai Engineers will b ~ =
morrow evening. AprA = =
Chamber % commefcs resnx
Flat IL BurrIsrized.
4 fiat in the LAwtcn, lAh ttS
a.. occupied by II .. csrr
was broken into YESTERDAY ~
noon and several articles q k<zz
stolen.
Advertising Far.
over 6.0eo newspapers ihrou<
America contain articles srsr1 ~
on the Alaska Yukon Pacific p
position. according 70 Franz
Merrlck. head Of the FsneFA -
hcify bureau.
kxnIlaH& AND LDIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
nAlnlnn VALLEY

Beautiful Acre Tract IN Rainier valley
mountains that cannot ta cue uf Houses
Oh around plenty ~ ruun nriGhfara
tract ail alaHhsd or Enough posts ard
rails e. fencg % ln afi be- given 10 pHf
chaser 10 minutes uatk q nH uahlan
cari same 70 intsfurhan. Price q 30. tiaQ
cash
1IH REALTY. LOAN A RANKING co.
So Third Ave- corner tamrr street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

WHATS ~ fafles aha aifersiy opposite
ths effr, 4 AcftfM hies irtae i.ns Al ~
rAans. eaii go rsstssss.rr 49, n. psge.
eIIAR1.En noMEnH COMPANY
Alazss neti1inz- -n.i4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
RealIy .


-, .tv. xa.r landlHa = -
80 am cut ans ~ -
~, - tnsss ard e%n WV 7. s -
o. gn, l.,. -. F,srff. tnzia =. -
: hi go r.ah and ~ ~ r.
49, 49, -, s-lsstarss % axlH -
-,.5l-ttf ,I.W. cornef iitei - + 8
80 i.t A. al torrns - eass
..a.,,th 81 psf cent iuitpFs, .,sss =
new Mastered eeitets -, -
i.xi00 lat. s. see. tse casa
\ fIuis neau,y-t-foeu' :. ar ~: -
crn. on s9xfea ici. eie~-
walk. price tieN A NtHf =
\ latss s,,,srliis hay. rries - (
ies,s Moth $50 mere. AZ"
yea want ant. ,h'5 s,,,.s. eiiy wais, ! =
nsar cas- 5oxiN Jet a
es z, "a ,ef ,.,a suy msso = .s Z.
-. ursurpassci vicw f.sk eaes
mountain. terms y easA
ate u,is Cor A,eN ia ~
rfFht fire lots ca 'f' -
each. Ia cash. ,sosihlfn
nice lots tn ene-. ,.r,es
-. 500 An rieareas ssseesi -
80, ssrra an Cleared ft1stk n
-. fsrcg harm. ahicA.H r,rl =.
-, A., zeal halue 90 .s,,ss
u.srfv maker a. Nif ~ ana ~ ~
.4s.tt a. rr'-H rriccE lr.e ntN Z.
- w.tif iate is cash, r So
e+H pne acre with 49, ulll -
rash lSum SUNDAY sH' -
- thr aWnfr az IN Az n
D. W Wni flnd NFfa .ra ~
rate eii ualiard 1000 ~
shIp street Pnone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

PHYsicieNs AND SURGEONS.
~ Dalton. snits as Afcada bldg hsia
aa1 Ee1ito urinafg diseases. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
MONTY no toAN.

4 Iss7.ass's.= ,la-lsssl.a
, rtn srAa LoAN %. aoaii cslin..
s.s sss t s.s, re ,,s ssses s.S ssss
mastlalst. saslnsst % earlefs. eco stssia
qes.y 4 We es,s sa,Sssi Sws'slsS,
II us ss 10
,ees,asg,i.t sssr'see' treatment Ne s"'
YENKTs VinfVE 90.
lsevsa Is iapfssins rssi sslAss. stfa.shi
= t,at lssns ans ,a.telimsa, tssns st ga
. aAeis fs,,t. .sss,,. s.sss,,,ssss,.., -,
ne.,sn niees nesh rkeass
asesf sdsssss., sslail.s r.esls. ss,al
HasfStants tsewsisfa hpafftns tees =.
siahSs, ssssslv 49," ssassIs. .,,a
les 1t
Aepss ieansa salsiisd Psepls " ~.
ssa,l g ~ = ei rsseis s.,i - s..s asss
sAt,Ahr IokNs,
'"n s 81 sassioas ' ns'is.s sisaFAs' II
/, 'psS.r 70 i.ols..
TIE Cumrnisstenl
% ,sprse.sd sssi s.sAl. e. &c
sSiiiss s. ss,rf - .,.. ss- sa.s sss'
n CkMtHttsts
rs'a. Ms'a 81 " es'sTs'1 y I"
1sisE lSsas sssii.ysaL IA ess'sa ~
arnFEf cAH NM
ctHaks. npokkEEfHas,
sna al s,A., ss.plsl.s, E,et y, sff'''
rnn " esfT LSaS g. ssisiyss nae
s-I7TT T-@s- ISsssl Ts1s. s4sI ssfnss
eesnasagizi y A. Nsstta. 40 feapa~t
sank tiig ..
- Lea Ise.ls e.sssr a. - rsl. IA
isisS nsas soe,r. al : u
CS@fIsi 49,. szIaFy taans ssasN laena
shaFt hssns ~ fstrs kgset =. sshags
saa nik re Nhsflt = iz > d. =
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Z sISTI.a 90 NIL NJ hSsa
u.Feem ieiatns hesss, ~ $50
be affrs q itne isssi iana naaF rsFs or
thart - $50 eas feufth cash hai "a
s . ~ai :. = flss ssssssa rsn-6 a ess'
jlsses ufats'sistan that = n,ekinF 80 ie
80 80 nsenta. asa ga s,asa intest1ss
ton tR lNs AnA ssan1 esasfs a AT
sraTrtE RsAt ssrArr = LAND 60
is ma Ave aaath z Ns@ist W.l ., =
z1aTIE ~ WH1T W H1VE
fNsH FAt.N
2 .s.. , :; Il. l assi- AZ e -, r o.,
seasa - 50. eas fearth sash. ~. On
tsfnas - ~ = 80 HssafA. th=4s e srtss
eaula saAk. = fire sAisasa raesh has
- ~ nsossa. asa wiii stant iass.siss.
ltsn f,s us All msnf estsss a. al
sgArrte nrAf. EsrAre a LAND 60
- M Aes. sos1h = fss.sf va 70 d
ss,-sss 49, 81 - - = ~ = 14w
A geat talna - ksa~ % rea 9sna e
=, y. ss. !. :. u {, =. ,.i !. = =
ks..as.. sesss,,,ssi't i, ss< ss-s'ai',
TnivArn $1,000 :. -. NJ. skAlFf On
a1Nff.N % wiikr VI mAVn
Fuu sAtsE
- asfss < nes isssi sci esAf Fsst Or
800 = ~ = 80 rs sss ,sss- IS aesss
naeis laaks = rns etleesn faash 4 sas
issss rsnfasffsaa that i nsesiHs 80 -
- = Z ' IS. a. .as u.s. a., $500 a a.
srsT-ftr anAI EsrAvn q LAND %.
iss "a A. sgath q xsslst Nsl - =
a EaafI-K - witsf we HAVE
" gaam tstntns ssaps So So
$ sssss n flss ssssi l.nA s.8r Esett Or
hart - So ant fuftftt sash. Hst 90
,sr.,. : = - 49, 800 i 80 = 49, 80.
4sas HFaEsssfttse that = rs4Ai~k teA -
ftls fsf ntensh kn1 I'll tlkEet inesssias5
tisn ~ &c All Essnr esksss 81 al
FFffra
zEArTfE nEAL ESTATE q LAND 20
- lsa ANs Eagts - fealsr Wag II -
"A SAMPLE pF WuAr WE NAfE
fuH hAt.E
1Iaf4zsfH iastSirF hGaaa 90 So
IL aesrs II fnm szNsl 49, aaaf faff o.
etafa 70 $50 go ffsafth raah. 81 -
lsYusa - flt - rsr u.enfhs fsTrr - arfes
seaia sesks naa rhtessn FaHsA tas
tnses rrt4saefifoA tsat = maAine ttee tn
ffis f<r rsaHfn snt ~in atsaa tnFsstiszs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
FoR REHT-RooMs.

FoR REHI-Rooms.
as per rnoath fsT ; front roofas Furnished
ffr hSlseheapiuz ia Nsaier aaY Phone
Fan $50 Ill
TlfaIY Furnished bedroom uaa n nIfs
ffnr.rassra hnf Wafer and hath. also board
2 rar nnsN. 80 Thirteenth ave. north. near
Thomas street ID. - p
fArKa Furnished front r0onaa IN private
family fpos Miner ave. aU.fs
~ Furnished housekeeping ru1fns iis
ffth ave. HHar fesifr way. lib
Nicely furnished rooms % ies HresdWay
Tfons . l7e9 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
Farm


HANflAIN
A mile ana a half from she iniufafban
" arfea with ~ acres cleared buildings.
bearing orchard aulrndidiF waiered5 Zoe
"A f11 They have anld land all around
this tract from $3.50 90 $50 an acre You
can fuHfivida ihis rirro into a#arra tracts
can ta had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
INNrsTMENTS

,-s-e.,,,- n ~ si5Fihes,... "a =
~. Se9 siyissna payins in'n'
trial securities .-...sfA 4 co.
f,en REP rttr
us rseplss . ..es- :. AN I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
VACANT lors.

Plumbers ssa hsehlnlsss aehff eeffr.
nuy lots 10 Famands specifications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
Moved a MiIIisn

A big furniture van nloret ~
four blocks Of doun town r,ss
yesterday carrying The ean 4 {.
e9Q coo The money sns tz@
fefred from the cd D~xtw Hara
bank. Rt First ana wsshsnr.z !
the new location. 81 sseasA IL
Cherry. Only tao polletmtn fsssb
"A IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

The Kew York society vi =.
terrain It's members n lie AIS
club rooms this evening win u
rary and musical program, fslsss
by daneing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

A. LAWRENCE
900 90 American NHHh building
SECOND AND MADfauN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

Adams 4 Brooke. ffxiHfsfsd faffnt sad
Ifaaa Mars Attorneys. - gsaFs 10 Seattle.
czif tlimau Hiort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
Woodmsa's Bsnasss.

The wooduen Of ne w,v Z
Seattle and Ballard VII s,.rs
banquet 70 be given Menzsy -.
ing. Aprii -. AZ cafpenter =
Gov Mead senator Plea cesr~n.
mar HaNiey. % Oregon. ana o.
prominent men wlli be r<zs>st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

ia + SskSEss sss-sssss : -
RIaa estsapstA. - Afssass fttfs 49,.
ePfsalfs sissstar Mas stHt 3 gefa
uFateats A 81 o.. Nifssstis saso nFsasss
eAFslrfsa saa saFEeaa gsnsalfsflen fte~
- nsea4~sf Ssrth --tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
eALlaoUr- pkNrf a swtso. fSc.
ml-wf AAas<s nasi4ina

sALHoUN pkNri a swtsQ. NO.
Nl-Nf Alas<s naai4ina
r..s E.s.s. teas. sss fassssss. =.
n faHNNfoN a %.
Hssasue s.I. nosts hlots
Ihzaes Main a. -
ista Ass ksuth One n to hsst haSs 81
he HnarNHt.
san Az Rsash q pssshsfni - sssira
a. -
"a ae,ss sisessa IL heasfns ofekafa sesf
ffaaai haass bafn. shtrsFa hoasss q
Hstentds wslA ffutn SHAFT % fAsh
snap -
iais tiaxks fEem Weeaianf rafts \
linsk ffam faf tffsf. sistnY
10 To ~
rsf srfs I AS - ere tfasts isfsl tsssa.
80 xauntf fua4 FtsnHlna ssffasf ~ fHtN
usss ~ais frasn whaff asa ship YNfas Fey'
ins D. " - o q psF aaf beth tks stese
Afs wfshfa safsss = assitts , hssts saeh
4 G JOHNSTON 4 90 Ia y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
OcULIBT8 AND AURIeTe

- VNVtF = NItU NUHIo y
Or William faiilafafa' Threat Haas. re
La ne ALASKA HifR Main alF ~
" o. aEELYE ~ o.. EYe. Ear. Naa1.
Threat Glasses Eiffl uldF fiaufs fu4
SUNDAYS ~ ~ II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
EUssnrss piRFoToaY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HANks.
rak exSsblxx Exsk 81
EstssiisAs4 8E-
Hsns Cfttfs Torsate canass-
Over Sa srs@skss IA c.asaa sss ss
sss'ss .I i......s ' 1890 = ,is. =
- s1vrsos pEv.srnrsr
FT1ET s0UED NxTI6TxL A1SA o.
e.snai s,ees Ssls =. ssss sssylss
a. russh sse. cessssa...
". Fsss " Assssg ss.Asssi 80
. :. = ssssss'-i sse'' - 'A- $40, 20
AosraAcroas.
Bsask wkiisls. .itsnrsss Asssr.s -.
.sssksi.h.s 80 nss-ssas e fisass -.
pvglso AND CLEANING
NJ zee wsas = fsiiakis .ss ~sfss ttaf -
Mats 80 e ut ou.-s civ pys Nsfss
Livery sTAn1E.
c1scsps nosnDfNa. LIVERY srp
sAfNa BrAnt.Ks coANxn NTH AND
- Y > -------------------------s
MILLINERY.
ssrifsh mtilizsrr 81 lewsst prices Mrs.
re .srsst ~
MIAgs AND MINING.
2 sts~ris stssss - fss soats -
MASSAGE
'-fs1iks sss slssssss fss ssmss sa2 nss
81 eeftaEs. rsaF - uaier II
MONUMENTS.
Ar MARBLE co. 16if sesaaf a.. thfrs
saars neFfh q vifsinis u al tlnfs q
fen1atsfy aaI huihaa4 uuf, siHsf
rea ffars nesh rtenes Mats iffS Il
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
Andersen saSsls Co. III ckssry So. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

A reception Was given st<ie.s
afternoon by the King ceaas
Equal Suffrage club IN hsxe Z
Mrs Emma Deyoe. state Erst1se.
u tie Eanal eaffrATe aksxlz.ks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

over 5000 newspapers ihfee<
America contain articles sre'1 ~
on the Alaska Yukon Pacific 2
posliion. according 20 Franz
Msrrlck. head Of the ssnsFsl -
ueify bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

t5sfuetH iastsirE hoasa. 90 80
" asFrR II NnM ssNel hssa Ssaf fHff o.
etafa 70 $50 go fasffth r@sh. 81 -
lsfusa - tlt - rsr uagnfhs fHFsr - arf=s
seaia sssks fiaa rhiessn FansA A hns
t1sts rrt5ssefffaA tat = maAtna ttee y
SO fer rsaHfn shst wtA ats2a tnFsstifas
stea 81 Sc AM nsaay athsrs - al
tTafve
seAT.raN uHAts KsvATE a LAND 90
Ia tait kv4 e.a7fh = FHai4f Har IL =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
Plans Brick Ws~ss

A meeting u the eonainsssl,s ~.
ing the construction q a. -
armory IN charge vii b. e.ll.s i
Adtt. Gen ortls HamlIsee -.
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

20 nsta ~ oNnsF=assffsf acre No
tsaa lefsl 4 biorts from fsuniia fef safl
1850 siA assh. balances % time haafsss
hlaa A Al " y " y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19

The Alaska road cotrs5ls.s..
made public a Table whfeh -.
general and e9rnplese ldsa y Z
the $4,000 recently appss,....'.
BY tho national congress III !.
used this season. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-19
FARMS Asp lAsos.

FARM uAnlAfN - arrss s&st q bssiss
Nus - effss IL ratusatisa y aesss 49,
taFs eeisnr~ essar saf ~ fisah~f -
1887 - - hssffns treNs 800 affe y
ssfas e.afftaa fusaaa Awsiftaa laFHs
fsens s4fn sassfsf tettailaasxt. 1855
fsslFsa 4akfa nats fftrs fes fsp esfs
lssefsSfiaa leaa t~# HAEut. Z e~wa -
iaYsrs ksu. ~ afn.ss q fssta iHgls-
fs&Hss q - tsruss
RunEnT MAf.Iur.
Efte8 su AtheAa haiAftne a . y
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
Comforts of a Deaf and Dumb Inventor

W. T. Shaw, deaf and dumb elec-
trical worker and inventor, has most
;!.te~esting home His wife is also a
de&f mute and they really have every
convenience that people enjoy who have
all thC1 senses.
Anyone who calls at the Dorchester
lon.e presses an electric button, but ~
stead of ringing Il bell it simply drops
a weight. which attracts the attention
of the inmates by the vibration 1t causes
TLe, Shaw has sort of alarm clocN
thor controls wires which move the p J
low nnder his head. and another. which
at IN appointed time flashes a light II
ais c@eS
The burglar alarm of the house is par
tjcuI,rly ingenious BY pressing OFT
ton nndcr his bed, Shaw could give ar, an
intruder who approached MN as ne ny
in he'd an electric shock which would.
to say the least, surprise him.-Boston
Record
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
A Critical Solomon.

Here is an effective piece of dramatic
criticism. said to have been printed in a
rural paper in Indiana. A raw com,
pany on the kerosene circuit played
wrote: ssMr. Soandso and his company
nIayed Hamlet in the town hall last
hight. 1t was a great social event, and
ali the elite of our fair village attended.
There has been long discussion as to
whether Bacon or Shakespeare wrote
the play commonly attributed to shakes
peare. 1t can easily De seltleu nov W.
on,ned The one who turned over last
niobt is author "-Exchange.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
Spring Excursions to Milwaukee.

The Jobbers and Manufacturers Assoc
citation has arranged for three Mer-
chants Excursions to Milwaukee during
February and March.
Any merchant in the Northwest is en-
titled to a rate of one and oneifth fare
for the round trip, not alone for himself
and wife, but for anyone actively inter
ested in his business.
You can buy tickets to Milwaukee as
follows:
First Excursion, February 10th to
oath, and return home February 18th to
March 9Th
Second Excursion, March I'd to 10th,
and return home March 4th to goth.
Third Excursion. March 18th to oath,
and return home March 18th to April Sd.
Purchase ticket to Milwaukee only,
at full fare and at the same time ask
for certificate mot a receipt for fare
paid This certificate will entitle you to
one-ffth fare to return home if validated
at the Secretary's Office, 45 University
Building, at any time within the dates
fixed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
BURN Drivers Garry Candles.

In Mexico all vehicles, be they hand
cart automobile or anything between
must carry a light at night. This RUE
or or u law is rigidly enforced. Even the
drivers of the poor little burro or mule
carts, on their two wheels, must carry
a light , t;oI,
cost money. they take dip candle. and
v Wrapping it in bit of newspaper, to t:
shield it from the wind. carry it in then
Iaft hand as they drive along home
,ra1 from work after evening has fallen.
Nc i'e' effect is striking. as the light; fail
ing strongly on the Indian driver. thr9WE :
the face of the man into strong feliel
against the darkness.-Modern ieAi'o'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
10, the New Indian.

An Iowa man tells of an amusing in
cdent in connection with an exposition
held in that state, whereat one of the at
fractions was the Indian department.
where the red men dwelt in their tepees
and mimicked their own history III
dances and mock fights.
After one of these exhibitions by the
Indians, a Boston girl undertook to tai
to a young Indian brave. Heap much
fight" she said.
The red man smiled grimly, drew his
blanket closer about his stalwart form,
and replied:
Eyes: this is indeed a great exposi-
ton. We hatter ourselves that our por-
ton of the entertainment is by no means
the least attractive here. May | presume
to ask who it is that have the honor
to address?'
The Boston girl had been talking to Il
Carlisle graduate.-Harper's Weekly.
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eral health was affected when | began
using them. My feet were swollen, my
eyes puffed. and dizzy spells were fire.
quent. Kidney action was irregular
and the secretions highly colored. To
day however am we'll woman, and
l am confident that Doan's Kidney Pills
have made me so, and are keeping me
WELL"
Sold by all dealers. SO cents a box
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, n. y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
Village and Pillage.

Jason Jasper titled the soil
And stayed upon the farm:
Ills city brother soiled the fill
ana came to dreadful harm.
Jason lived with simple ease
Most chickens, pigs and cows,
hiusI homespun eggs and fresh-laid cheese
Ana noes and rakes, and pows
Jason,s brother put his thought
Oh lambs, and bulls. and bears:
oh puts and ''calfs,' things sold and
bought
Ana stocks and bonds and shares
Jason worked his farm content
Ills hopes on heaven clinched.:
Inc brother worked the men he met
Until they had him pinched.
Jason Jasper and his lot
ke one long happy tale.
A., all the city brother got
Was sixteen years in iai
Town Topics
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"A NEW METAL.
Momel Substitute for Nickel and Not
So Costly.

A new metal called momel. which is
expected to cause something of stir
IN the industrial world, is being produced
at the works of the Canadian Copper
company at Sudbury, Ont. saws the
American Metal Worker.
1t consists of a compound of copper,
nickel. iron and one or two other min,
erals which are found in the district.
ana its Importance lies in the fact that
1t is much less costly than nickel. is less
liable to rust and will serve all the pur-
poses that are served by that metal in
the industrial world.
The new metal is said to be of equal
ductile strength with nickel and to pos
sess all its other essential qualities. but
it is not claimed that it would serve the
purpose of nickel steel which is used as
armor plate.
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Under No Obligation.

Gas 0. Line-What's the big sheet of
tin that you are carrying?
Ben Zine-I am going to have a sign
painted on it saying The owner of this
automobile will positively not be re-
sponsible for funeral expenses contract
ed by moping pedestrians" and hang It
on the rear of my machine. I've paid
my license, haven't I?'-The Pacific
Monthly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
Beyong Criticism.

"Why do you always insist on playing
difficult and unusual music?"
Because" answered Miss Cayenne,
st is very improbable that any of N.Y.
auditors will know whether l am per-
forming it correctly or not."-W ashing-
ton Star.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
MISTAKE SHEEP FOR FISH.
English Fishermen Thought They Were a
New Species of Fish.

When sheep we're introduced into
Cornwall, England, flock of them ran
into the sea and were foated by their
wool. Some fishermen saw them, and,
thinking them to be a new species of
fish, made haste to try to catch them
with hooks and nets. Next morning
they brought home a catch whose value
was greater than any load their boats
had ever carried.
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At a College Dinner.

How did our old classmate Jorkins
turn out?'
"Oh, he's the kind of man that's for
ever tied to his wife's apron strings
II remember hearing that he had mar
ried a leading lady."-Lippincott's
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
Those Girls.

Miss X. Acting-Yes, indeed, [ shall
insist that the man who marries me shall
be as unselfsh after marriage as before.
Miss Cutting-Are you sure, dear,
that his unselfshness will not be eX-
hausted in marrying you:-Pacitic
MONTHLY.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-03-08
WELSH RETAIN THEIR FLASH"
Regiment Marked by Knot of Black Rib
bon-Sign of Honor

The Welsh Fusilliers, British army,
were worried the other day by, false
report that their flash was to be taken
from them. The flash is a knot of black
ribbon. worn at the back of the collar
by that regiment only, and is the last
survival of the old pigtail the. soldier
tying the end of it in black silk in order
to keep the hair powder and grease Oft
his tuniC.
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Now. What Is a Lady?

There were four of Il kind on a corner.
Said one of them to the other three:
Say yous fellows'll slip up on that
some day. Some day yousll be talkin,
like that, and lady'll come along and
she'll knock the face off you. -Lippin-
colts.
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The PRINCIPAL Thing.

Mrs ROsenstein-Did you hear that.
Moses? Our little son says he wishes
to become soldier when he grows up.
Rosenstein-We why not? Napoleon
left considerable money when he died.
Meggendorfer Blaetter.
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Well! Well!

Did you read about that foxy Umphs-
vile canddate?''
NO. What'd he do?'
Catered to the hitherto neglected
American vote and won out hand
s0mely. "-Louisville Courier-JOurnal