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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

crept into the case tho citya LEGAL
adviser has been requested 10 give
an opinion ne 10 what powers the
charter confera upon the city Ia
this respect
The ordinance enuthorirlng tho
board OF pahllc works % proceed
with tho erection OF a plant with
b.000 vnyds daily capacity was in.
trodueed last night Tho appropria.
tlon was left blank. but Il Is thought
that q will be fixed az about tas
600 II the legal opinion IL against
tho city's proceeding the matter
Will be- dropped for the time being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
RACY SIDE is
ExPURGED

NEW YORK. July D The "a
pfcme court yesterday denied the
rlsht 10 Mra Howard Could to
nee the names ~ various Actresses
and social leaders la her suit for
divorce from her husband Mrs
Gould. q % said. will appeal Airs
Gould wins one point and that iu
she VIII b. allowed 90 tell hos
she was Swallowed By detectives
until life was unbearabis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
Benefit FOR
PRESS CLUB

A benefit performances % Dolly
Warden VII be given on the after.
neon Of tuly "a BY the san Fran
cisco Opera camp4ny. the proceeds
TO Be used in fitting up the quarters
Of the Seattle Press club. which
after = temporary sleep has been
revived and which l. preparing 70
take iss proper place IN she affairs
Of the norfhwest's metropolis
An election % officers will be
held tomorrow afternoon AZ the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms.
where The temporary quarters OF
the club are locatsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

handle the gold In the four pound
NATL packages In spite Of the risk
they claim to run.
The company has already accept
cd t0oo 600 IN gold and Mr Pea
body has informed his officials 60
carry the sold IN the future In
case OF loss the court will have to
decide whether the government or
the company is responsible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
BOATS WILL TAkE GOLD

Because Acting Second Assistant
Postmaster General HOLIDAY. IN
charge of the steamship transporta.
ticn service. has wired President
g, + Peabody Of the Alaska Steam.
ship company that according 20 the
terms Of HIS contract he must &C.
cent all mail offered for transporta
tion from Skagway TO Seattle Il has
been decided by the company 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
Or. oELos L. PARKER.

Invariably an accompaniment 10
badness. ceased the hair stopped
falling ont and a aew growth start
cd. In six weeks me Improvement
vas yer. noticeable. AMI 10 only
remains for hla patiensa "a continue
the practice 70 secure erOps % ahan.
dAnt hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
CITY MAY NOT HAVE the AUTHORITY
TO BUILD ASPHALT PLANT

u is oon9dorcd very doubtful n
the city Of Seattle hsa the authority
TO construct an asphalt plant, Snd
a number ot city OFFICIALS are now
OF the opinion that before any,
thing can DO done state law viii
have TO be placed on the statute
books
IN such a contingency The munich.
pal asphalt plant which Was tx.
pectcd TO hoax tho asphalt som,
biac here viii be hong delayed
public blessing.
In Wow Of tho doubts that have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
AsslsrANrs ALLowGo
y HEALrH BOARD.

Strong oppoeitlon. on the ground
Of economy, developed IA the city
council last night % the proposed
Increase IN the staff OF the board
VI health. However. big talk
by Or cfichton. chairman ~ the
health aud sanitation committee.
backed by Councilman Hlurd aud
0ill. won tho day. aud the niue az.
aialnnta asked for we're allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
wmnsSa l.
comSaT
Frederick & Nelson's StocksAnanging Sale Of
Furniture Begins Tomorrow Morning
n, Il Noon Saturday Untl Scot. /

ALL GOODS sold in present condition. cannot e.
change FURNITURE bought during the srocKARRAHose
SALE. 30 c o. D, Telephone orders be accepted
Most vital Of Delivery can b.
given definite than days from date Il
purchase.
The Delivery System is hard pressed 60 take regular
business the sTocKARRANono GALE vast extra bvs
den while delivery VIII oalos, poa
Bile promise any delivery more dsa
hand cannot eaaran
tee that delivery viii be made 10 days from date Il
purchase. because may convenient deiyey
the day. aud n Is convenient delivery mad.
then house receive purchases Az
within the Today period therefore ask A
other address which delivery made
watch tho Display Windows the Papers. 70
through FURNITURE STOCKS from to line %
additional viii placed display and occaon
offers
In addition tho strictly STOCK ARRANGING SALE or
FURNITURE the CARPET AND RUG SECTION, The CHINA
AND GLASSWARE Section, the HoUsEFURNtsHlNes sec
rion pRAPERY SECTION arranged many speas
values
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
TO ABANDON rLArrtRV.

Cape Fiaitory IL being abandoned
by old umo flahlng crafts on ae
count OF the small catches being
made Cape Scott will ho tho new
location aa it a. thought that bet.
ter fishing viii be found there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
MAYNARD cLus TO MEET,

The Maynard Improvement club
viii meet Wednesday evening iuly
re- at the South school Washing
ton and Main ~ property uwEera
especially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The appointment 81 Howard Jos
Ign 90 be city electrician WAS unani.
mousiy confirmed by tho city coun'
cii last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

This GALE 20 conducted somewhat different lines
than tho srockARRANoso GALES Of former
lind impossible sufficient the First Floor TO
group many special offerings
Y this tho srocKARRAnolNo GALE GOODS viii
DO thoy the different floors You
identify tho srocKARRANeIno SALE BY tho PINK
TAGS.
wound accomplish little n TO hn this entire page
with tho simple announcement DO that
tho remarkable buying opportunity which thousands Of Seattle
citizens wait IN anticipation. begins TOMORROW MORN
mo.
cannot bestaed when tho sale win II may last 10
days; may last but a
There certain amount OF merchandise TO be disposed o.
and know stop
plsh the object Of the sToeNARRAnelNo GALE.
thing certain that IL that make
mistake coming early Of the goods offered be
had In quantity bat there many odd pieces
Remember please that the this sale ar
than you have been viii a
SALE GOODS Floor.
through FURNITURE STOCKS disclose hundreds TO
marhAble values
And a few words about the conditions
this aud without which the sale would
impossible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

New ~ The time % sec about
your garden hose Geo ~. Wood
house 60. carry a uue iine and
guarantee sntisfartipa ifg unlvvF
aity ST. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
CHILDREN ROASTED IN FIRE


FoN nU LAC, Wis. July o.
-Four ehlldren % Jason Field sore
burned TO death this morning % a
fire which was started hy a Eaao-
line explosion The chilarcu wcre
asleep az The time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
45C for 75C Wash Novelties

The Handsomest Hali-Sk Wash Fabric this season
as ustrous all silk in tho newest Partisan paids
and coin dots. The colorngs are beautiful
Main Floor-The marehe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
NOW ON! THE BON MARCHES
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
129C for zoe White Pique

A Good Firm Weave White Dress Pique % inches
wide makes very desirable and servecable outing gown
Foor-Ths Bon Marshs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
15C for 25C Wash COttOns

DRAP DE LINDE, beautiful soft, ciinging mereerzed
fabric has the appearance Of silk ouard comes in al the
leading shades in large and small coin dots also paids
Foor-The Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Buy your hat q r. y. Brooks 4
Co. 1891 Second az. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Putnam hunting boots. best n
the market Halt I'LL First av. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
15C for 25C Persian Lawns

Beautiful Fine Sheer White Persian Lawn, 50 much in
demand just and quarter yards wide as nchcs).
This is slightly damaged on sevagc only otherwise perfect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
19c for sc Dress Goods

Fine Coored Linen sutug in both plain and also in
woven figures These in all the latest shades and
make a very durable gown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
BLANKETS

goo pairs Of gray Blankets worth
500. go nc fSe
$50 pairs Of blankets "a gray and
yellow, worth $500. go at O5c
200 pairs OF fine Wool blankets
worth $500 and s. 90. go al
+t..t. ..+..t+s +..t.+ St.e5
100 pairs Of All Wool Blankets.
worth $500 and $500. go az
.s.s+. .tst++sst+ .t... HJ.b0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

French piQue and nonlin. They
have detachable bands. with and
without emblem Soft yachuns
and sailor hats are included r.
white. tan. linen color red ana
blue; also in checks These are
suitable for boys. girls and =
dies, The caps come IN TAM
effects. Regular price tl.75; 20
oial tomorrow - .e5f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
1Oc for 15C Cotton CheviOt

81 inches wide Fine Woven Shifting Chcvot suitable
for neggec shirts. boys waists ladies' waists tho kind
that stands the wear and always keeps its color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
1910 for 18C "Indian Head"

The Famous Indian Head, pure blcached.
for dresses, full yard wide sold in nearly a
a word to the wise--come early.
Main Floor--The Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Array
today e
fng 10
tan En-
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hostess
will con
1907 sc
are bans
The Chr
The |
posed q
the city
tlis mol
we're In
ty the
escorted
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quarters
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signed 1
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We stat
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ticohiin1
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

During the past few weeks thousands OF people have
visited and have sold immense quantity
81 goods, but there Is still remaining large amount
Of goods that must dispose OF at once.
This is part Of the big stock that VIC secured at less
than 80 the dollar To move these goods quick
Is offer YOU the following;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Specials in Household Helps
= few timely offerings for tomorrow from the House
Furnishings Section. Second Floor
No Royal Granite Steel Tea Hottie or
Special ........ ....... ...............,. 49,. DOC
No Hoartshapod Waffle Iron or
special ..+-...... ..... ....... OOC
iSlnch Nckelpatcd Towel nar- ar
special ..,... ......... LOG
ltQuar Granite.lrou Dish Pan ar
Special .............. ........ ......... 45c
smalszod Willow Clothes Baskot-- 40
No 20 5Pnt tipped Granite Sauce Pan 40
SpcNal ++ss.ss..s... ........ &C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

1895 Mems Wei Kid Shoes 60 at
........ ...... ......g2.1B
$3.50 Mems Patent Leather
Shoes go at ........ S2.T5
s275 Mons Buff Calf Shoes 90
az .t+s.ss.s ..t4tr ..s.tH SLID
1900 Mons Strong Work shoes
so at ..............., $500
$3.50 Mems tap sole Shoes 20
90 ....+.. .,.....s...S .OD
The evening world., 1907-05-03
DREADNAUGHT GUNS
ONLY BREAK TEACUPS
Fired All Together With Total
Energy of 345,792 Tons,
Battleship Holds Firm.

PORTSMOUTH. England. MAY a
The Colonial Premiers were all brought
here to-day as Euesis of Tho Admit
rally 20 get a glimpse OF the Empires
navy. Te Dbaitie-Hhlps. including the
DreAdnouEht. score OF cruisers and
thirty-seven torptdo-ooat destrayera,
ail belonging 10 the home Meet Assem-
bled IN these waters, we're reviewed by
ths visiting Statesmen, who were espe-
eialiy Interested l hths nowest battle
ahip.
III describing the DreAdnouEht the
ohhelal programme Of the days pro-
Sbs has satishsd her creators and
fulnlled all antlrlpntlonE. Whcr 20 per
cent OF her guns were nrsi nTea %,
gether, with a total energy ~ 345 1g
Iool tonS, some cups and saucers were
broken. All else Nith stood the Ian
menge conc usslon, H0d the difficult
problem OF preventing thf blast OF ons
enn from Interfering With that OF an
ethfr was found "a have been saus'
factorily solved,
"shs nat Completed voyage u 100
miles and, Without uE ng ell her boiler
p0Ner maintalnfd ; speef of 1tsr sri
salseh knots Tor J. W miles and soule
hAvs dnne. hnoiher thousand ~ tn'
same speed
The evening world., 1907-05-03
New and Pretty Leghorn Hats
At SIS. Sc and $3.50 Each

There demand these effective picturesque
have ready attractive thom fresh
They desirable gracefully
trimmed with white pink foliage soft
Lousne and ribbon Wonderfully stylish popu-
lar prices IS. so and 81.
Trimmed Hats at 81, reduced from SIS and More
small OF Trimmed rom our Millinery
priced 81 each
because OF sundry hurts. They viii 20 quickly.
The evening world., 1907-05-03
UNITED STATES WINS
FIGHT IN TURKEY
Sultan, After Long Delay. Is
sues Order Favoring Amer
lean Schools.

CoNsTANTGNOPLE. May As
result Of the energetic representations
OF the State Department through AM
bassador LeishmAn. an imperial Trade
WAS istued to-day N regard 10 the
American schools and other questions
long pending between the United s,atea
and Turkey. authorizing the Ministers
10 take action in the matter which is
expected to lead to satisfactory set.
Lsmtnt.
The American Government has FOR n
lang ume been cndraNorins 20 enforra
official recognition oy the Turkish Gov.
eminent of the American Echlals and
missionary establishments In Turkey on
laav ssi..r oasls az G,e s-nVyls v. u.u,.
nationalities Recognition has repeat
ed,y been promised but has never been
thr.lFd out
II waA announced from Cons.antinople
April - that Ambassador Lsisaman had
which ne placed the Porte in the awk-
ward position of appearing 10 thRaFt tue
viii OF the sultan.
In hia last cQmmunlcation 10 the
Turkish Foreign once the Ambassador
Gu led attsniioa TO the fact that uot-
wiihstandlnx the formal promises ana
pledges OF the sultan that satisfac-
tory settlement fthe schools question
~'nr'd ha arranged. the Porte had ut
rly failed 10 carry out tne lmPerial
aurnnceA
AR I.eiEhman's action n thus hold
Inc the Porte rvsponsible for the delay
vbs rrEa rded II Diplomatic circles az
Constant l.n0pie as being very adruit
Even IN Turkish circles Il was admit
i-d that y s.aSsd t..- Cos ars.sualst Ia
she unenviab.e Hight OF seeming To-
opoose the execution OF the salIan's
promises
The evening world., 1907-05-03
AUTO-TRAIN SAVES
A TOWN FROM FIRE.

Four automobiles saved tho town OF
Kensett. la. from burning up by haul
lnr the FIRE apparatus OF Northwood.
twenty miles away, 70 the flaming VII
lafe IN record run.
Congressman Haugen was the hero
OF the hour A telephone call came
10 NortAWood for ncip. but there
seemed no way TO sond the nrs engines.
until the tongressmAn brought out MS
auto. engaged taTes others. coupled
them together and hitrhed the ire
nEhtlng machinery on behind.
The road Vas rough. but the autos
jsrksd the heavy engine along and ar
rived IN time 20 save much OF the town
Tae loss was $1,000
The evening world., 1907-05-03
ODDITIES IN NEWS FROM
AL OVER TIE WORLD
Servant Problem Used by Process Server to
Reach Dodgers Who Are Caught
by Woman's Clever Trick.

rTocess de,lrers all over the eountry
~'r he IN panic when they learn 81
the nee scheme OF = Chloako woman
Vhich will osrttinly prove popular with
soluoanA servers everywhere.
Mrs Etnora l. p-.an. court stcnoE-
rupher. or the Winiy City, was defend
trE a suit bcsan ay her landlord and
Sishci other women ln the apartment
hoa.s 10 test!fs. They refused ard
would not permit al oflicer 70 tntsT
their hamcs % serve them with a
summons.
Mrs. LIpntn .telephoned to TIE per.
souF she wished a. Witnesses ana said
che. was a cook looking for work. Each
told her TO come At once With. her ref
erenCos. she went. taking the sub
p)epss With fer and Sgcccsstuiiy
hrrved every woman sno needed.
but thcy ar az 50 angry at. her
that Is dol.ifgi n tAey viii be good
witnesses.
The evening world., 1907-05-03
SO, 600 400 THREW
MAN INTO A FAINT.

VIA ftrF ool Ia goid. silver and bank
notes piled about him. J +. o'Buen.
-7sAtr sf the Chicago City Collectors
aflae becamg 90 daz!.td Nith tie sight
taqt be tainted
The money rad b--a taken in from
saloon keepers boz payment % licenses.
and % Hr.~n. having counted Il all In
on. day. was weak
when the day was uHnc and ne saw
She vast wealth before MIN the strain
Vas too great and hu tumbIed Of has
STOOL.
The evening world., 1907-05-03
CoIored HandkerchiefS-Good NeWS

Fashion cood handkerchiefsand here tempt
ing prizes for men lots at little prices-they be
quickly snapped
Hand ker
In
ase each
The evening world., 1907-05-03
AT 100 SIZE DANCES
WITH 4 Gle Gym AN,

When Mrs. Rhca Miller OF Vernon.
y g. was ,guD l.r ar r
Rev Or Austin Grimm. OF bingham
toa, y =. promised 60 dance with her
on her one hundrsdth birthday.
lie has gone to her home to day to
carry out his promise There viii be a
big family reunion at which the preach
cr ana the aged woman. who II active
and ln nne health. viii show TIE younger
generation how taey danced In the
Oldcn time.
The evening world., 1907-05-03
CHAMELEONS TURN
INTO WITNESSES

wi.nesscs ta-day l1 Lro Centre street
court against James rip.nos. who was
srrai-ned cHa-Eed win cruelty In ex-
pcs|rs th. hlfi- animals ,oF sale.
eAGincd Co board
Piplaos was arrested last night hy
agents OF the $ =. &. a aad Police
man Maiau,y tp-k h.m 60 the CITY
liaI Stallion There the caameirona
were FED On grass and Gagged in a box
Naerc toy gave The startled police
men exhibitions cf cnanging color
The evening world., 1907-05-03
GIRL CHAINED TO
WAGON BY FATHER.

GustaFs slnl-rmar. farmer who
lives near Galveston. Tcx.. had kept his
thirteen year-oid daughter chained 10
the ped - long he thought OK ~ other
way Of keeping her out OF mischief
Having 90 20 20 town ne chained her
io the wagon and drove wiih her siS
miles
SrBghbors learned OF his cruelty and
were hunting him with a rope when hr
u.4a aFfratl4 and 1gaG<sd 20 jail. Tao
little girl was sent very ~. 10 hos
pltai.
The evening world., 1907-05-03
Little Folks 81 to S6 Goats. So and So

Thank cold and unresponsive exceptional
oHeng0 makers surplus OF Chdren
length Refers in charming
derprice There light
phds well plain blue and
braid and buttons others have
emblem All finely tailored
styles At 81 and So each
The evening world., 1907-05-03
IuTUHaHuIse TOT IHeIl' WoIHen anu cHIIurcn'
Women's Smart Spring Overcoats

Just Halt Price-S6 instead OF So
This fine bit OF concerns three hundred and fifty
stylish Three quarter length Spring Oyercoats that viii
make purchaser o every woman who sees them Made
OF beautiful stripes fine checks anti as the proper
weight for late Spring and wear suitable the
steamer for motoring, trips out OF town. They are
loose fitting Gyiront double breasted and number
OF them have smart black pcau.de-cygne collar.
Splendid SIP values, and, remarkable offering for to-
morrow at half priee-S6
The evening world., 1907-05-03
Two Waist
BARGAINS

with plated In front Mighty
n low price
ST. instead OF 325-White Lawn Waists alover
brodery blind effects and fine p plated
sleeves trimmed-an unusually good offering
The evening world., 1907-05-03

At SIPS, instead of s2.75--
China SILK Waists. IN black or
white. front embroidered and
finely plated; plated baek, lat
The evening world., 1907-05-03
This Astonishing Offering
OF Bows AL Wool Suits at So. rs

It's merchandising triumph Boys Alwool Suits sell
deghted-he trade
esuits syleAnshed fully the usual Ave
dollar standars the COOL clear
nd mix ares such styles
Russian years Sailor sizes to 10 Norfolk
and Doub breast S5.55 u
hundred suits with there would
have been 10 o tell the good again.
The evening world., 1907-05-03
Mems Socks and Underwear

for with Summer clothing to get Shirts end
Imitation ribbed blue pink
Splendid
ats 35e though usually sold at bOc
match, OF plain
cotton-e1oellenly made, 35c garment, usually soc
black cotton seamless and hne value at their
price. 12lac a pair.
socks with high sPled heels and double
Unusually good socks Se pair pairs
for
The evening world., 1907-05-03

EssGn vas unusual even at the city
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16
Elastic 6 urreney.

Out of the pre-. mt financial diff.
ficulties comes renewal Of the
cry from the bac. rooms of p-eda-
tory 6nanciers, f.. ian elastic cur
rency." 1t Is lik the cry Of foxes
for more chickens, or of wolves
for more sheep. The necessity for
an elastic currency is plain enough
but the advisability of accepting
the plan which these finsnciers
propose is quite a different matter.
1t 10 entirely feasible to have an
elastic currency without giving
control over its elasticity to ring
Of finsnciets, who would make it
elastic or rigid according to their
own needs instead of the needs of
the legitimate business of tho
country. There is no excuse for
combining the currency function to
the national banks, which are now
demonstrated to BIZ easily within
the control of financial clique in
Wall street. 1t would he suicidal,
for instance, to allow national
banks to issue currency backed by
government credit, upon tho faith
OF approved securities. The 60
curities would be approved by the
Wall street clique, no matter who
might be named in the law, and
the currency function would go BY
favor. 1t is an exceedingly sus-
piclous fact that the finsnciers
who are nov urging their own
plans for elastic currency. are
anxious to retain the prohibitive
tax on State. bank currency. They
don't want that tax repealed.
Neither do they want the govern.
ment to Issue currency. The gov
ernment's function 10. not to issue
currency on its own credit, accord.
ing to their notion, but to give it
credit to banks by endorsing their
currency. The Public.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16
Death q Mrs. Pearson.

Mrs. Mary Pearson, wife Of
NeIs Pearson, ST., died at her
home in Monte Vista, Thursday,
November IA, at 4 p NJ, aged SO
years and 4 months.
MIRA Pearson was born in
Sweden and came to America
when quite young. After her
marriage, she and her husband
came to the San Luis valley as
pioneers
Mrs. Pearson had been q great
sufferer for IS years and leaves a
husband and one son to mourn her
loss.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16
Monte Vista Market.

Local quotations about the same
40 last week: Wheat, $l.15; oats,
s1.15; barley, $1.l0; hay, 500;
potatoes, 65 cents.
The eastern markets have been
somewhat auctuatine, bat on the
whole prices are tending upward a
little on grain. Lambs are doFn
and cattle also are little of.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16
Great DarealD q . 01aas lease.

Great Darsain % . otass Lsass.
Better hustle and secure t.
Easy terms. Also three quarter
sections Of dssdsd land, hrse elass
in every pastiealss end q sbout
half price other Ioade ase ceiling
ct. Town lots q yoar own prise.
4. n. IsDRlL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16
O1Rls 4 WARD,


Having made ssrangsnents for
outside money, / ca make loans
one 70 five yesss On fsrnA and one
to twelve moalhe On chatsels.
First come Asot served. Oash
ready - soon = pepsrs ars com
ple&e. 4. n. 1sDElL
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16

"AAy the Losd ~ yes nahs Beck
lsa's Arn,ca Halvo 1neW1 y Ill" writes
J. @. Jsnkins, a Ohapel Hiil, n. O. 1T
quickly took Tie Deinsos = se1soa Sos -
and oarsd Il = . voodssfully shoss
aoA" Best o. eestA ~ sosss. barns
asd wounds. 30 g q 6suogisoA
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-11-16

Meeting of the San LUIS Valley
Teachers Association will be held
at Del Norte November 80, 1907.
For the above occasion the D. &
Il. q. Ky. will sell tickets at rate
of one fare for the round trip.