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IN MEMORIAM.
SUSIE E. MAYOR.

In loving remembrance Of my dear
cousin. Susie E. Mayor. who depart
ed this life June 35, 1907, aged Is,
years and 10 months.
Are we not in this short and vir-
tuous life Of my beloved cousin, Civ
en- a fit object for imitation.
Sunddenly cut of in the first
dawn Of her bright young woman
hood, leaving all the world holds
most dear, yet she, was willing to
go, with no regret for herself, only
sorrow for the loved ones she was
leaving for a short while. By her
pobleness of character and genero-
sity of heart she had greatly en-
deared herself to all who knew her.
She suffered much, yet no murmur
escaped her. She bore her, Attic
tions with that gentle patience
which divine strength alone can
give, and whep face TO face with
death she recognized her situation,
and said In her usual -unselfish and
comforting manner; Dear Mother. +"
do not grieve for me, for Gods
most holy will be done" And in
her youth and innocence she, pas
sed away into the realms. be-
yond, where eternal, JOY and peace.
will be forever hers.
Dearest Susie, you have left us,
And our hearts are flled with pain,
But our constant thought willcheer us
You can suffer naught again.
By her cousin, 8. n. Il.
JAMES Fl. NORRIS.
Mr.. James II. Norris OF the 7th
district, died after a lingering i'll.
ness at his late residence. Cotton g
Point, June 13. 1907 in the 18th year
of his age. The funeral took place
on Saturday 18th. A Requiem Mass
was celebrated at Holy Angels
Chapel for the repose of his soul
His remains were inferred in Sacred
Heart Cemetery. He is survived
by FIVE daughters and thirteer
grand children. Many friends ls
meut his death.
Charles County papers please
copy.
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Sweet Girl-Mother, Mr. Nicefel-
low is coming 10 take me out riding
this afternoon. Imay 90. mayn't Il?
Mothsr-If he drives up with a
span Of spirited horses. you can go;
but II he comes with that broken
down old nag he had last time, you
sha'n't.
why, mother, / didn't suppose
you wonld ever have such q foolish
prids.'c
my dear. ayonngman who comes
with pair Of spirited horses expects
70 drive with both hands,"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

-Longman & Martinez. Paint Max
ers OF New York City, who CON-
menced business s. years lin 1852,
one Of the largest paint makers in
the trade, have filed plans for an
additional Paint Factory in Brook
lyn,. which will be about 100 by 200
feet In area, FIVE floors in all making
100. 600 square feet more OF working
surface.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

In view Of the jamestown Exposi.
tion. it was deemed necessary te
again organize an Exposition Ira.
vellers Aid Society. This was done
with headquarters in New York.
A number OF Baltimore woman
who work for women and girls also
banded sogether. forming the Mary
land COMMITTEES OF he Exposition
Travellers Aid Society. They plan
ned 10 nave large piacards placed
in railroad stations, boat land
ings, on boats ana II sxins63 pxoxul.
-snt places a. possibIs Ia ths Cisy,
70 invite the cooperation Of he rail-
road and steemboat matrous and
other officials and TO have agents
meet the boats arriving from Norfolk
who would care for girls and women
travelling alone. This plan is being
carried out. Outside Of Baltimore
it was desired TO form smaller com
mittees whose duty would be TO re.
ceive the plscards aud other litera.
ture, watch the local press for ad-
vertisements that might need inves-
tigation. report the same to head
quarters and generally guard the
girls OF their own community. who,
for work or pleasure, might be going
from home.
A circular lsttrrwas prepared and
sent out and the Committee has
received the co operation of 81 ladies
in 55 towns in Maryland. There
are on the list 1Os towns. so a num-
Der are still unprotected and the
Committee would be very grateful
TO any lady who would offer her SER
vices.
One agent was employed who dur.
ing the month OF May met SO boats,
finding 81 cases needing her care
and many others to whom she could
give information. The bUats come
in at 6. 80 A. N. and or 7P. M.
There are three lines running to
Norfolk. The personal OF the cases
range over q wide field-young girls
or children alone. foreigners hardly
speaking any English. those who
were ill. colored and white, some
y : ssE !CsssFx:~''F'' -
WARNING.
The Travellers Aid Society would
warn any girl going from home
either seeking employment or for
other reasons:
lst. Not to start without knowing
where she is to stay at night and
having money enough to defray ex-
penseS.
End. Not to answer advertise
ments for workers at jamestown.
without first writing to the Travel.
lers' Aid Society who will tell her
if it is an honest offer of employment.
TIE Travellers Aid agents both
ia Eorfolk and Baltimore will meet
those who write to them in time.
Look ont for the Travellers Aid
badge and mention the color OF your
hat or some other distinctive mark
OF your dress.
Exposition Travellers Aid Society,
III w. Lafayette Avenue,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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Stimulation Without Irrlsst, or

That is the watchword. That is
what Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does. Cleanses and stimulates the
bowels without irritation In any
forn.
During the summer kidney irregu-
larities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. At
tend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. Loker Il
deWaal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

Ira w. Kelley. of Mansfield. Pa.
writes: - l, was in poor health for
two years. suffering from kidney and
bladder trouble, and spent consid.
cradle money consulting physicians
without obtaining any marked bene.
fit. but was cured by Foley s Kidney
Cure, and | desire TO add my testi-
mony that it may be the cause OF re-
sANs'-S ses -sish Of osners.-.--rsC'
fuse substitutes. Loker Il deWaal.
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Nd. Del. I Va. Ry. Co.
pATuxENT LIVER ROUTE.
=,
SPRING SCHEDULE.


STEAMER Sy. MARY's
will leave Pier 8 LAT street. wharf
baltimore, weather permitting, every
Wednesday and SataSday, at $50 a. IN.
for Fair Havea, PiuM Point. Governor
Run, Dare's and Patuxent River as Jar M,
as BENEDICT.
Returning, steamer 3:sl lsave BENEDICT
weather permitting. steFy Monday and
Thursday at $50 Q. m, Sotferiey az 4
q. m, Milestone Landing at 10 q. m. m.
Governors Run at Il m. Plum Point Al
p. m, and Fair Havaaa nc z:130 D. m.
Tor Baltimore.
Freight received at PIERS, Tuesday and
Friday until $50 p. na-s ior thefollowing
Wharves:
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's, Gov.
erHOr's Run, Cove Point, Drum Point.
MA1stone. SOlom0n's IEaand. Spencer's,
sc. Leonard's, SOllers, Sotterley, Jones' ,
Parker's, Forests, Williams. Dukes.
Trent Hall, Holland Point. Benedict
STEAMER P0T0MAC
win lease Pier Light Street, weather
permitting, every Wednesday at Sp. m,
for Patuxent River direct rs far as Bris-
toll
Returning will leave Bristol, weather
permitting, Thursday at 10 a. M, Low
er Marlboro at p. m, Benedict at 3 p.
m, Sotterly at q p. m. Millstone at 3 D.
m, for Baltimore, calling &C no wharves
below Leitch's except when signalled
from wharves on the river Tor passengers
and perishable freight.
Fright received at Pier 2, Wednesday
until $50 p. m. for the following
wharves:
Leitch's, Trpeman's Point, Deep Land
ing, Hollands Cliffs, Magruder's Ferry,
Lower Marlboro, Whites Landing, Fer
~ Landing, Nottingham's, Lyons Greek.
Bristol
WILLARD THOMSON, Genl. Manager
L. MURDOCH. Gen. Frt. 4 Pass. Agt
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Constipation.

For constipation there Is nothing
quite so nice as Cham Der lain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
always produces a pleasant move
ment OF the DO wells without any dis
agreeable effect. Price. 25 cents.
Samples free. Fox well & Johnson.
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Saint Maru's Beacon.
Job Printing, such as
Handbills, Circulars
Blanks, Bill Heads, executed with
neatness and despatch.

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptive handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
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Nd. Del. & Va. Ry. Co.
POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Schedule.
In RRect March snd. 1907.

!steamer will leave Pier 0, Light Street,
Wharf. baltimore, weather permitting every
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday at p. n
for ehe following kiver Landings, AIexandria
KillerS 4, Brome's. Port Bello. Grason's, Coan
Lodss AsnallnE, Mundy's Point, Cintra, Kin.
sale, Adams, Piney Point. Leonardtown,
Abell's. CobrS%@ =. Stones, Bushwood, Lancas-
ter's. RiverstaS. Liverpool Point, Glymont
Arriving in wasaapston early Monday,
Thursday and saturdaS Mornings.
Leave Washington. d. c.. loot of Seventh
Street, weather permitting, at p. M, every
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday foS the fol-
lowing River Landings and Baltimore
Alexandria, 6lymOnt, Liverpool Point Riv-
erside, Bushwood, Lancaster's. Cobrun =
Stones, Leonardtown A. NJ. AbelIs, Pfuey
Point. Adams, Lodge Landing. Mnnday g
dicks, Walnut Point, Cowsrt's, LeWisetta,
Mfllerss. p. m, Grason's, p. m, Brome's,
Porto Bello p. n arriving In Baltimore, Nd,
early Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Morn
ings.
timore, on sailing days until 4,O p. N.
Steamers may be expected to arrive at and
depart from the several wharves, but their
arrival or departure at the times stated is not
guaranteed, nor does the Company hold itself
responsible for any delay or any consequen-
ces arising therefrom.
WILLARD THOMSON, General Manager.
=. MURDOCH, Gen. Frt. and Pass. Agt.
sTRPHKNSON & BRO, Agents,
Telephone 145 Washington, ID. q.
VIC. RRARO0A. Agent.
Telephone 80. Alexandria. Va.
Dec. 20 u8.
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NURSERY STOCK,
FARM SEEDS,
SEED WHEAT,
SEED OATS,
GLOVER
ALFALFA,
POTATOES,
ONIONS,
ONION SEED,
GARDEN sERD or ALL KINDS,
STRAWBERRIES, &c.
Call on me or drop me postal.
-g :. JOHN ]. DRIVER,
Hollywood, Md. r r ID
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11

BaGggjes
WNgO2ES
R9G9IGbOeGtS
Binders
ReGperS
Fertilizers
Farm % Implements.
international BINDER TwlNE.
THE ST. MARY'S STORE FOR
ST. MARY'S TRADE.
Have q few second hand Buggies
on hand which will sell cheap.
Come and see me.
W. Fl. B. WISE,
LEoNARDTowN, MD.
Emmett Lewis,
formerly Of wAGNRRS GREEN aogsR:
| has opened A CARE at lle, Z. Prhr street,
BALTIMORE, Id and invites all old TRENDS
20 come 10 bis new stand and bring their
| friends with them. where they viii nno
CHOICE LIQUORS and FINE EATING,
AIthe delicaciesQf the season always on hand
% CENT MEALS A SPECIALITY.
J. EIIETT LEWIS. -
| formerly Of wsguer's Green House.
lis .. Pratt Street. saltimsrs, I'd
Aug u lsoS-lT i
W. 81. MOORE JOHN NUDE
w. H. Moore e. Co
sR0cEas AND
Commission Merchants,
Los SOUTH CHARLES ST..
| BALTIMORE
Particular attention given 20 the inspectio'
and sale Of Tobacco. the sale OF Grain al kind
OF C0uatrY Produsas r.. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
WELL KNOWN MEN
UNDER ARREST

nEtIlNGHAM. March 10 Five
prominent mra have besu arrested
here. charged wfth criminal a.
hanit The inca ars Or " II
Hayes. v. v. Lowe. Wliilafa keiil
her. Martin Sutherland and Frank
Curtis. They wcre arrested on
complaint % Helen LseaeF. aEed
II years.
The accused men are all over 50
years old. their ages ranxinE fsum
50 TO -. Three have wives and
EroSn families herr. whlla tsa are
sidoweFs wish groWn ehildrsn la
the East.
The parents ~ the child. tua
phy siciaaa and = detective wtll tsa
tify against the men. Tho accused
men have business establishments
within fsw blocks u the isanhes
hosne
Thsy we're arraiEned yesterday
afternoon and With the cxrepsiua
q Curtis we're placed under O.. sae
bonda each. which. owiaK - their
pFxaninencr. thry wsfp easliY able
60 furnish Curtis Was charged
ulfh attempted assault and placed
under O. 500 bouda
All az the men are old residents
81 the city Hayes u > veterinary
surgeon. Curtis a butcher kela
her = eiethinK merchant. Lose an
upholnfer~r and Sutherland. who
IL 70 years Of $50. Is in the fsalut
Ing and paper hanging business.
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FINE COURSE DINNER

eaaasy from Il to .. M. Hotel
stevens Cafe ptansr soc. 80
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'CREMATED IN
BURNING HALL
tuLicoN HALL or UPTON GIN.
ctAiR's soclALlsric COLONY
- DESTROYED nv FIRE OF
MNsTGRious ORIGIN.

KNGisEwOoD. N. j.. March ia
One man was crrmatod. another
fatally burned and five seriously
hurt IN fire which completely de-
stroyed ilelleon hall OF Upton Gin
eiair'u sociailslic colony early this
morning,
Lester Briggs. OF Rhode Island.
The colony carpenter. who slept on
the third story. - missing and u Il
supposed that he was eremated.
JAMES MeNlfs. another carpenter.
was burned 20 badly that he win
de.
There were SO people In the build
iHE st the time the first broke out.
aud an had narrow escap.s
What started the fire Il a nys-
terry There was a sharp explosion
and flames daftod out from all Dor.
tinnH ~ tho building.
Upton sinclair paid SCI. oso Zoe the
euiidins several months ago.
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The MARKETS


vssssabisa
Fstafoss. kacal waite Rivers PEE go
tHuu. Yakima nurtsnks - tsns fstaN
ss,ea.. .. ssss 9 lei > e.ssss..
sssfs ~ ssss. j ssot :. safress - 80.
= sotE. surnirs. ~ ..ee- ~ 80
- - 80 80 ~ ls.,ses. 8 80 800 ?
ssisry. rrs5s " srtichatss o. fhnh.rs
sauiiflos-f. pss esss. ueaes 5 sspsfs.
SO ~ ss 49, 1 &c., e. .. ssg-.' ss-
- ftaAarn. psf n. Aoier
Fruits.
nranrss fasry. o. Ts0a, skats.. q 1za
,,s.. 's =, s-.,s s' iis.. t 80 ... fs 80.
fssis. taasma H. l-saaa.. Y@r bss t3as
agsss ~ cess. q - eatsvs sRPls. ~
sss q i.gi 81 f.ary xaAia. ard west.
Sins.psi.s. ~ ass,, issossTao. srsassr
rfiss. pr M nsoess. sFaah~sris.. pr
suiosy fs.h rases ssss. per sas IA
Butter ard chsess.
washinston sF-sH..ry butter. pr u. ~
90. Asssfsilss better. .. 81 sasss-
ssss s.a' s. ssss ii.assss s~s"i :
slss: blsss ssiss. * ssiss. Tili.ssss.'
Fc4tFYs
- .p,i ss.s' isls ne ' ssrss sE.''f Is
SEES sfsss-a, y. sses.s. I've assks. N
isbloc. rpostsrs. isc.
live Stock.
ws,hsrs. pr y. 81. ewes. P-F .
sslsss " i. ssssso. laFahs. PER bs-d
Steers. r-r ~. 80. cows. per N, fAaas
veal rAr ~ a. inr mutton ifditAf
spriss isas. psT -. iaise' dressed hass
psr ~. lie.
achoon@r hanbgt. 81 10. sis8ssi sts.msr
pr ib s4ttc salmon trout psF -.
Is s9ioej psf rsiisa. taaeoe silver sns.f
pr 70. t0sc. Olympia OYSTERS, pr saek
= - gallon. q s. crabs. q atgi IS sols
! 80 81 = -. si gYrs 81 Is isaigs ffessh
shad. pr ~. a.. sfssihsaa saimaa. psf
b. iiei1ci frozen silver salmon. Ger %
is' ffSss1 1, ss .is... p p,
Eastern Washinet1r timothy. pr Ton -.
Puget sound, Ton ga sifaifa. too. tzz8z1
whe.t hsy ION. ~. -hols corn. per .ea
's s ,o s''i ,ssss s'si as ias sss IL, q
ssks. Ion. tssaD: brsn. ton ~; shorts
Ten. lisgls. shspp-a fsss. ION. IS. cats
Lime ard csnsns.
Portland cement imported. per III 2 q
Portland cement, Caiifgfnia. PEI bhi. q =,
lsss log feg rssarnsa bas.; plaster psEis
81 81 ~ n r.. sris re- 'T =, " W. S sss,..
Iiss; ~ sa,s ,s. sT I, gla;i'. 'oa. u.s. v'"'
Nuts srd rigs.
Fancy imported fEs. lkat ne al
nais, psr p 10 slinonds: ssf ~ ss -.
peanuts. $40. Spanish shell peanats 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
PoIzssN ASKS NEw TRIAL

\. } speckert. attorney FOR 10
rena Poisnsk. recently convicted OF
murder In the second degree. has
filed a motion for q neW trial The
Eroands assigned are neNiy dla.
covered evidence, errors OF Law
during the trial. and misconduct Of
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Nahderseer. In eailiag the defend
ant dlsfcputahle names Ia bis ad
dress 10 the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

.i.i $780,. ssfsnic soeietY-Afkl hail
M pie@ 80 .. m. lecture bv
hltxeS Il. Our Vision Brenda :
'elfam psychic work from the
Ntst \. = M. conference. fol-
~ ~ rsss.aKes By Mrs. cannsl
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guard for centuries past. Even with
the big navy she now has and the
diplomatic cordially which exists
between her and the other powers.
England never reiaxss her watch
fainess. her precautions against In
vaslon. The whole coast line IL "a :
trolied every hour of the "a by the
coast guard. Fast torpedo boats
and dispatch boats patrol the chan
mel Eyery seaport IL heavily forii-
fled
The most general fear IL against
an invasion from the continent by
way Of the tunnel. this IN spite Of
the contention that the tunnel could
be watched a. easily as the coast.
and that the tunnel could be ruined
and closed with a few pounds Of
dynamite. A deep student of the
possibilities. Lord Napier. says the
danger IL not so much OF invasion.
bot that the tunnel would give an
invader a sseufs communication fof
achievements. ono that could not
be seized b. the fleet.
Tn. tunnel. n built. will be 20
miles long. under Dover strait. en-
tending 10 Dover from SanEntte IN
France. At the EaaHatts esd 81 the
route an experimental mile of tun-
mel has already been excavaied un-
der the channel The tunnel makes
a loop IN the cliff and comes out
on the beach on a yiAdurt which
winds up 70 the natural grade Of
No country. This preliminary work
sas done years aso. Similar test
shafts have been sunk near Dover.
Where the tunnel would come out
On the English coast IL heavily forth
ted and the entrance ts covered BY
several heavy batteries This ought
10 be very comforting To- the nervous
tritan. az u seems 20 insure that
q the ffsaeh should Unexpectedly
~ through and eofne out there. a
hnt welcome would be given them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
L0NesHoREMEN
FORM NEW UNION

AZ a meeting last niKht the Pa.
eifie Coast Federation No. / al
LonKshorcmen and Local So Of the
4 l. NJ and T. A. determined 10
dlaofsanlxa the local anlon az the
National unlon Of issakshofoncn
and rcorERnire under the nanse 81
Stesedorea and RigKvFA' rnion u
Seattle.
Tho purpose Of this reurKanlaA
ton IL To hold she lonxv heremen
together untll Federation IL Long.
shoremen Of the coast can b Of.
Eanlssd.
The officers elected wers. Jack
AeGrav. president: ]. nurk. vice
president. T. Pcela. SECRETARY. "
stratton. treasurer. J. Sevins. q.
nanctal secretary and {. Carr, pa
trulmAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
'OOW|E'S WILL

ZION CITY. Ill. March ie.-John
Alexander Dowie. the dead ''proph-
IT," left a most remarkable viii. ae-
cording 10 Attorney NetteB. Tho
document ls one % the greatest ever
written. II will not be made pub
lie. however. until a man has been
named as successor who vii accept
the trust placed IN him according to
the terms Of the will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
BRYAN PREDICTS THAT
DEMOCRACY WILL WIN

puted rule. We find the republl-
can party not 30 popular today.
The party has gone on the tobogKan
slide 30 that Il has Just one man
whom Il regards as popular enough
20 be the candidate for president.
Why Ii II that the president alone
has escaped the paralysis that has
fallen upon all the rest! There is
only one explanation. and that Is
his popularity IL due TO the follow
ing Of democratic doctrines
IL ! may venture q prediction"
he added, Il would say that. in the
fight that Is coming. the democratic
party viii be looked upon rs the
protector Of the small investor
against the manipulation Of tho
sharks that have power in Wall ST"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
FRESHMEN WIN

The FIRST u tire trYouss for the
debate between the Seattle and
Olympia high schools. was held
yesterday afternoon az thu nruad
way high school The freshness
team defeated the sophouorea
Tho question Was The same that
wiii Dc used IN the debate. Ms.
solved. That Government ownet.
ship Of Railroads is for the best In
tsFests % the People ard Ehoaia
DO Adopted bT the UnIseA States
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tssripp. Telegraph s.r,Ies.)


BOSTON. March is.-Maasachn'
setts democrats gave a dinner In
honor Of William J. Bryan last
night In introducing the demo
rattle waFhorme 20 the diners.
George Fred Williams referred 70
Mr. Bryan ns the acknowledged
leader OF the democratic party"
Mr.. Bryan made the speech Of the
evening Ills remarks were very
conservative. He touched the pres
sni stock slump and stated that the
men complaining were those af.
fccted
In conclusion be said.
The republican party has been
In power for ten years with undis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
FLORA M'D0NALD Is
HELD FOR MURDER

CHICAGO. March Is.-Mrs Flora
Mcdonald. wife Of the gambling
king. Mike Mcdonald. WAS given a
preliminary hearing In her cell to-
day and held 10 the grand jury ON
a charge Of killing Webster Ouerin,
the artist The woman continues
raying. and her condition was such
that she was unable to be taken into
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
LAND CASES To
Be PROVED UP

WASHINGTON. March ia
Thirty thousand land entries are
tied 90 tn the land office and Sec.
fetary Garfield % the department
II the Interior has Instructed u A.
fiasllnEsf. Of the general land officc.
70 take up FOR action all locations.
selections and entries upon which
final certificate has been issued "
the proof II complete a patsat order
fua.t - issued
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Horse Insurance

our rate Tor HeatiIe and sub
urban towns n per cent per an
mum 10 insure against fire. disease
ana accidents We are the only
company IN Washington who prom
lee IN our policy 90 pay our claims
within 90 days from date OF loss.
Veterinary services included IN the
policy II desired. Interstate Live
stock Insurance Co, P.-L building
Ind. Phone 500,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16
ERICKSON MUST
SHOW THEM

cIt. Erickson. lowest bidder for
the Fsasth av. rsgfads. has been
given unfn nexi Saturday % Tie a
wffffsn statement with the board Of
nabtio Wvrssl setung forth the
manner IN whlsh he proposes 70
enrrx ~ and execute shs rcxrads n
thak hafses. Othefwise. his previous
ssam uofk nsay prevent him from
getting the contract
Efiekaon wAa before the board
sala nssssulnx. and said That be plan
n3a = wesh two shirts ~ men siHhi
hours sakk. us. twe steam shoveia
and carry the 1fft away on ears
lie uxared ne could thus handle
s.aoe cahlc yards a day.
white ha expecied 10 find = place
on the tide fats Tor the dirt. Erirk-
son said he had not definitely made
thfa arrangement fts said he plan
nd TO have = tunnel under reHleF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

mond NeYins. George c. coken-
Pioneer Realty q Investment
company. OF Seattle. $1,000. l. H.
Dale. IA. l. Bennett. John w. Pen
lngton.
Western Home company. of la
coma. $50. 900. A. r. Archibald. T..
w. Burford, w. H. Hayden.
ReAney Investment company, OF
Columbia, King county. $4,000.
Guy Raymond Reaney. Emma J..
Weiss. {. n. Weiss.
Lawrence Investment company,
OF Seattle. 500. 600: Ralph ID Law
renee, Willis ]. Lawrence. c law
renee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-16

Come owners 81 deer hounds In
Seattle have Just discovered that the
last legislature did not pass a Law
prohibiting the Tee q doEa IN deer
hunting. such iaw Was introduced
in the house. but never made iis APP
pearauce IN the senate. ny the pres
sut Law the deer season IL open from
September IS 10 December Is. and
dogs may be used during the month
Of October