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The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
GRIP MADE DOCTORS RICH.
British Physicians Had Harvest In the
Epidemic Of influenza.

The British Medical Journal is au-
thority for the statement that the In
comes OF English physicians have fail.
en- on one-fourth since 1900. and
among the causes mentioned is the
abatement of the influenza epidemic.
which appeared some years ago, and
the mildness OF recent English win
ters.
We are hearing much less OF the
influenza or grip In this country, says
the Springfield Republican. and there
may be those by and by who will as
sert that 1t never existed as distinct
disease except in the imagination. but
those who have had Il will never for
get II or be persuaded to the contrary.
British medical statistics ascribe 49,.
600 deaths TO this trouble in the one
year of 1900. when the epidemic seems
TO have eliminated. II is now pretty
well established that the influenza Is a
periodical disease which is supposed
TO originate In the Nth of life In tho
Far East. and which moves from there
around the world In increasing VIC.
lence until the Epidemic eliminates
and gradually dies out.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
Ncn-Barkipu D6os.

To teach dog not to bark would
seem TO be as impossible n task as
teaching child not to cry or n boy
not to talk loud. but there is a case
on record where q dog was so taught
although 1t took the trainer three
years to accomplish it. Then he
thought he had a dog that differed
from all the other dogs in the world.
but in this he was mistaken. for there
are at least three varieties of dogs
that never bark-the lion-headed dog
of Thibet, the shepherd dog of Egypt
and the Australian dog. The law in
some countries is quite severe on
night-barking dogs. In Japan. for in.
stance. the owner of the dog is lIabl.
to arrest and to a penalty OF ons
years work on the complaint of any.
one who has been disturbed by the
barking. There would be a good
many arrests made If law of that
kind should be enforced in any of our
suburban towns.-N. Y. Herald.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29

HONS rsuch eegs for Easter use.
Tx ceuts dozen. Q dozen for ti.oo
Ths Hsdley Nero. Go. 1896
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
At the California Theater To-
Niqht.

Now moving pictures, new song slides,
new songs and entire now program.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
Classified Advertisements

XVANTED-H -Horres 20 pasture miles east o.
w Florence. Will also take bor ,es to break
o ride or drive. Lewis Miller. Phone rcd
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
Where curfew Should Ri,o,

The father who is chasing the dol.
lar to the sacrifice of his boy must
also answer for the worthlessness of
his offspring. He not only chases the
dollar all day. but must needs 20 our
to his club at night and thereby deny
the boy even this short time before
retiring which might be made of
great value to the boy.
AS We stated in an article Iaat
week. we believe the greatest cursc
to this country to-day is not the bnr.
rooms and other temptations that
lure the boy astray. but the great
aud growing deficiencies In home ties
and home sacredness. Let the propor
influence and guidance be thrown
around the boy ut home and there
need not be SO much fear from tbeso
others. And further stin, there would
be not so much demand for the cur.
lev ordinances.--Blackstone Courier.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
Half Rates TO Mexico City and
Return,

Tickets will be sold by the Colorado &
Southern At one fare for the round trip
to Mexico City and return. April 18th to
May 18th. June s,h to 18th and June
sOth to July 18th; limited 10 three
Douths and good for s;opover~ whts
for bookisss 90 Mexico. T. E. Fisher.
@. p. A.. Dsuvss,
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
MRS. P. R. WELDON
ANSWERS LAST ROLL CALL


Mrs. Pierre n. whsdon Of 4o7 East
Main STREET. wife of Special Agent
Whedon Of the Continental OIL com.
pauy. died st her home. about 8
O'Clock last evening after an illness
lasting only few days. She was
aged % years and has resided In
this city for many years and is
we'll known. having hundreds Of
friends who mourn her death.
The funeral services will be con.
Quoted at the family residence at
$3.50 O'Clock Sunday morning by
DIR. Bell aud interment will be had
in Highland cemetery Mrs. Rud-
dick. her mother. Louise Rujdiok.
her sister and Frank Ruddick. her
brother. are down from Denver ana
another brother. George Raddick.
resides In this city. The deceased
leaves = husband aud three little
girls.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29

Home ranch eRss Tor Easter uss,
i'1 cent? dozen. 0 dcxsn Tor 0l.o0.
The Hsdlsy Nero. Co. %. "a
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29

GOOD FRIOAY-Thi is IL Good Fri.
day and In the East 10 always observ.
ed A. the best day In which to plant
potato es.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
ABOUT YOUR NH,0HBoRs
And YOURSEl vRS

"A. !. Hadlsy has setarned from
Wiley. Colo. ~hsre he is starting :
branch atore.
0sosEs Arthur. sx-nayos Of Rock.
vals. and biz wifs were shoppips In
Eiorsncs this forenoon.
~. 3. Loy Of tbs Pirst National
bank. has returned from : business
"trip down 70 Kansas Oity.
Mrs. Rebscca Blunt and dauah.
tor Cora went to Canon City LAST
evsnins to visit Mrs. Cowan and then
they 20 from thers 70 Cripple Greek.
and tl.snos TO Colorado City.
At the California Theater To-
Night.
Now moving pictures, new song slides,
new songs and entire new program.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29
Special Excursions to Mexico
CITY.

Tho Colorado h Southern oiYers half
rates to Mexico City and return; tickets
to be sold on April 18th to May 18th,
9Th TO 10th and June 10th to July 18th;
good 10 days; stopovsrs In both eirsc.
tiOns' Full information regarding Men.
leo on application. 7. =. Hishse, q. n
A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-29

Home ranch eggs for EAstsr use
IN cents dozen. 6 dozsn for el.0O
The HAdleY Nero 90. 25.2,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
nv q. W. aehssfsf.

All osHar YOU also looking house for For Why nv
nod instead Of fnfnAdlnref
earn uruadiure der reference" ar" com
iss Is nod comisA dot when monug eedInE las 'd
sandsill''
der rrrentf
say reem ne
amposslbity' pcrn isH no Insurance
Are you mohnK department house into
1 am aaInK q = aNttt ~
.Yon mean sweote las nnrruundmehiH qmsthesA
sure Der feelory door Las closed on SUNDAY
low der neighboFst
Dey veil
I mean are neighbours - a., a..
IN DEF WIS. alFetY der Ahhea" Ru'hf ." W.
besement kites cFreid"
dend heief like Hf
aoh YOU goult nod mi sd home nefef anyhoN
your wife tells -.
M say nss.luf. goot tenant
"a. hlease" 49, - ,...,. ,o-
moi 81 oad ID hat cot una "hhh
t.tsf an All floors md der ailar hair fun Of IA
yieh ncidcnsd nseluf 70 me-
obtain der keYA he act ho~ man n
A. In der fhnll}F says
tiou many Den he inaHdet mo
at he say
Human beings
Der nsrf VI def truth know bet he iss parity
hunselaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
THE sELF-REDEMPTIos or WIN. JANUARY

Tnee "a uo pa Of human experience that do~a
Thsre s 20 turn Of human
nature depth Of the soai Itself
that you may another The secret
thoughts Of place the dotngs q
read there the Whole ~oadortu Aad Hgs
story Of humanity
~ Witness william
Twelve yeAra robbnE pos'ofoc
~a prison Traetabe and welbehsyed hts
seatenee eomunted months 70
One there opportunity Tor eseAFe aad William JHna
az disappeared
clt eltiaen He married Epod
su-uAn baby girl We cannot tel What
ut Januar5 Charles Andersen mad resolved 20 live
down his past vf'h All - weakness aud Hs fouf
DO Jon him. So 10 The sFes
the world There set FOR anderson tie he'd TO
ave past persisted his breath
eat thought that struggled aud
sawhs Coz supremacy IN the W core Of
sohd sAyf o. theft have been
fhed manhood here before yon
su myself level honest man That woad
,Ase charitable towards sf
ssaas differea and bitter resurrection
HAD TO REDEEM HIMSELF FRoA ms Own kNoWi'
EDGE or HnlsE.F
EVER time ) heart beay q Convict Every
tns waited a. The Every
sap possibility q detection Every time
ss osd into hs Sites EYES girl tnouiedse
Of keeping have siraek him Ike
eyes.
And even thess do not compare REAL battle that
had be wawed by William THAT attn deeper foF
field III and the that ioasht asan., hs
high msuscnE CONSEQUENCES or Ills OWN
tbere iot him. Bs good Why
police coming BE- trueand be draEgea
back 20 jan toniehg Love my money Treat
iRirH7 Speak the TRUTH ive deeeniY Act haay
Live soberiy7 bonesuy9yer KNOW that am BRANDED
aa a bad mAn a dishonest man Fight
RECORD eacapef-Wtiiam January 80
capped ooavioe. thief
That he vas recognized returned prison. that the
PRESIDENT has tstened that this
henceorth under the SKY free aad a. Feeman-hese
The lesson {. in william Jan aas sELFREDENrroN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

= imagine Pittsbnrx must b. "a
fete over the mosf recent h~nrfi
ooncs Of Andrew Carnegie. ah
served Relic
What has ths 30 Of Lairdskf
nos slipped the city % his cInehfui
days ausrief R0lloa father. really
now wondering much.
a dlpiodoeus. father. replied
kollo. a dipiodocns. and one u
the rafest Of specimens
What 10 a dIplodoeas. Relic -
said his father Break h gently
10 T. a ueN sort o. musical comedy
% flag the revivlnK spirits Of the
steel miils younK men. or IL Il
smother baildin< wi,h his maine on
am asf0nlshed. not to say
amazed. Al your Ignorance. Esther =
said Rollo. re trace Of surprise
sha# ms In hls tone As s. well
known a dipiosioeaa is asuias a. :
ssuFppQa diuoaaur bassd on ~.
mains from the Iursaaic Of Col.
orndo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
SLAMS AND THEIR SPECIES

-r-ne,.- said old negro Who vas 'eV
a.. annle. why Of basket mostly "s
.pr,ss and the bottom = mostly little apples
well sub replied the old scratching his head 'p
he. n a. sane rasou - house Is mostly mafe
a.. ds back II mossiy ash.csns
: me toe Of the baSs, the front of 'h house
sham
There are OF shams
TA.re are the doctors sham lawyers sham
teacher sham and all the rest
rnero are tho vrtaes-sham modesty sham sesfi.
nam prnapsa gratitude. sham friendship
mar. ara because herc = many man
mo prete,As 20 be worse he = dares To be
There h whole catalogue of sham sPpeafanessshsn 20
~s,cu m socisy wherein Try 10 impress
esn-r. WIN your knowledge sham dinners OF ~ sham
.iv- sAam agua prosperity when mall sasa P'~@s
remit
sham pstrsotinnA
what kfnd or a
Of htnsa this Nofa % ours = genuine
ns-. ore ef n s TO be
able 70 say Of he sincere all be and
he and az he dora
But seep Improving We've So 70 believe That
suu saow n believe anything l. worth whils
Tnink a uorit Il b. vhen there
O. no more pssnss ashamed shen 80 are
pcor unsuccessful, elanoag for
social recognition What are
not hlusAinx ehess beeauss b no
pruseA old long wear honestly
hravsly reprpsch 10 love wife fad
ed as IA little home hun,ble thcush msy BE-
good thea, shea other people have
stopped shAnnins and have stopped shammiaS too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

blts Of bark OF the big maple ! m
glad you DO care"
I'm glad you care, too good
night
Good night You won't forget
that I'm Eoii'g to read your Latin. .
Il von't forget"
Laura
Yes. Dick"
ghe stepped a little Deafer aud he
put his arm around her They we're
lust aSfully close together and
then he kissed her and said some.
thing. Mildred says he said. I love
YOU. but all I heard vas iAura's
voice, and know she said. Oar.
ling n was psrfeetly grand.
Mildred and I didn't mean 10 lis
ten. but we're glad We did. for nov
40 know what makes Laura KEEP
saying that love Ia the fnoet won
derful thing on earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

The smarteat note paper this sea
son b. white Pale gray aud pale
blue are also uHsd fhe sealing
used should match the paper
When Fou have q few tablespoon
fuia ~ Jam ar Jelly ifft over. Try
what r. delicious addition Sc makes
30 baked apples droppinz = tea
spoonful into the core ~ eseh ans
pie before thea 80 into the even.
CaesHHut Pudding TIE two cup
fuls ~ freshly Erafed breaderumha
add rupful - naur. a Curfui ~
Dedicated eoeusnat. tsaanoonful
OF orange Juice o. faH drops 81 lem.
oa Juice hslf a eapfuI of eanfee-
TONERS HuEaf and three rEsH the
Foifg ard whites beaten separately
Tufu into o huttered pudding mold
ard stsam for an hour and half
serving unmaided and EafniHhsd
utHh saHares 81 bright fiuted jelly
Plaid hroadHioth are more popu-
lar ersH than ~hen they free 80
prafrd last summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
WHERE THERE IS no LOVE

told her Yaa. Indeed such
marriages are often vnff haupy
ones and. truly FrrY fre ~ them
end IN the divorce oouftH Persons
with eneb natures as these Young
PEOPLE when thef are matched To-
Eeihsr spend Ions happy lives vfth
few storms or isaioumer
% Is 4 good thlsg thar these two
faunF mattefoffart persons have
found each other and are about TO
marfy What II The Riri should
marry man uhu loved and Who
expected that love returned
Love % a beautiful thinR WITH.
ont doubi the uan and sife aho
love each other iruiS hud a great
deal more bliss IN married life
than the couple who marry as
friends tlut when if IL eli on one
side there's The mischief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
BY zEtMA rRAVERs

The other day = rounT woman
asked ne 70 advise her on 10
ple1ins question ehich caused her
much aHaoy anCe she aaia that
she vas about % marry q man Who
she liked wei enough but did not
love and that she uas doing go
merely Tor selfish euda she said
that she had never nsaiit loved
ans QUO. who she vas conscious 81
loVing. NOT even her brothers aad
sisters OF parents Tier nancc a
commonplace Kind " man. not al
al continental. unheasiatinEly con
fessed that he, too. vas MARRYING
for convenience rather than love
lie wiahed q home with aoma good
woman a. his Hfa partner. Were
iheY doing right
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end
ksi.s
TATF1Ep

] suppose hr expects 70 h. one
~ the sights Of The citg and In the
faeantims multiply 80 that before
inany rears have passed every
Pittsburgh can have his Own Dip.
lodoeus for The children to play
9Th. Do he make the city pieslss
a special 'ax 90 fe~d it,
Not ~ at fathaf The diplo.
dnsus u dead that is. il 10 aefunrs
II Il really q model q an extinct
creature intended a. az Instructive
prshisfaFice BIOLOGICAL relic
Look here Hniio. said The
parent uuranily. whAt does this
diplotoeus thing look like
y will tell yoa speeinctly. said
Hulio !, is like a dinosanF. but
characterized b. a Heak drntI.
ton eunfiaed % the fore part ~
the Avs. and tbs rant Of the iachia
straight not expanded distantly.
aud meeting on the Middle line
I'm. said Railoa father
think I've aecn one. bnt that uas
h-sfors ! signed The pledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
AUNT POLLY'S
CORNER

Black satin ribbon chains r. ne
newest fad = number 81 le#fl'a
slides are slipped upon toe ftbh"n.
ma ribbon 4 arranRed double. ~
tnas mere are two ribbons running
through each Hiida
brown wells ere ~ far the most
tsromluR. This season shows many
noveitiea IN the brown veil The
fayoftts. however. Is thu point d.es.
crit. Nth q tvo-ineh border ~ lace
Taffefa sunHhaffe ere made m ae.
srv ooucelVable shade Ttr framra
% the nsw suushadaz are more bow.
81 than formerly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
LOVE AND SPRING

aay yon teak M hair ribl.on off my
hair and my traidH came out aud
flew all over ny face I waE awful.
ly mad ~ you for that
~oh. hut yoa cared
TNaa right after. | think. that
! began 70 care"
Mildred and | squeezed hands. -
dld Dick ard Laura
4 must go in. now. said Laura.
maklug a little pile 81 the dead
grass On the walk. Kicking Il 20.
Eeihar with her toe
Good night. said Dick. picking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

isfaF Special ssrNt~~.1
skAuWAY. Alaska. MAJ s The
last stage for Dawson vii leave
Waite horse next Thursday FOR
TIE past two weeks the stages have
been operating on whssis. the trail
beinE practically hare ~ sHow
After THURSDAY passenger traffic
10 paeaun wtii bs or untu tss
opnninE % navigation % the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

laura nlways had beau. even
When she vas = little. iitlle siFl'
but thln one wAs different
There vas charlie Mack Who.
uhen we we're nay down ~ the pri'
mary Grade. used 10 stand on hih
head until hs saa disrY iust b..
cause Laura thought u was son
derful
Ia The fourth grade she had a
lovely letter from Manlsy Smart
II began. Deer Laura. u ! may saii
you deer. and she said she never
read any farther. for she never
could take am intsrcs, In a boy
Who couldn't spell She lr, MI
dred and me rad 4 aud Il SAs per
fnrtiy grand
when ne vrfs IN the finh grade
every one kncw that Leon Smith
vas perfectly crazy over her he
brought Der apples and candy and
hair
Sow ws are al fret year high
and iiis nlek Moore
Jnsg after she began 20 so Hiib
him. Mildred and ! notiesi about
tha say Laura carried Der head
once Mildred asket laura &C.
last give her . peep Of one Of
narka notas. and ans said
Mildred. love 10 soudaffui
thinE u il the most wonderful
thing IN the World These little
letters are sacred
THAT made ns wAnf 10 knov an
the more. and we found osit. though
ws didnt mean - listen
II happened last sunday night.
Nhsu ~ stopped AZ Laufas house
after church and sat IN the ham.
mock on the porch
II Nannt our fault that ws heard
for ws wsre Just waiting for them
70 come onto Tire nurch then ws
wsrs going 10 jump at them sna
scare them bot iheY didn't come
clear up % the porch. they stopped
Ia the middle % the front Saik
Have you your Latin fcf TO.
morrow" asked Dick
4 haven't looked ~ In"
Let's 80 over u together at the
second period
Bat You have yours
"Bnt IL won't take only q fow
minutes for me 20 So over q eith
you
Thanks ever 30 much
Then neither af them said any
thlnE Tor a Ions time
"is that she north star Dick
Yes. aed there la the great dip
per
WHY 30 you aluays read my
Latin 10 me-
Don't you know Laura
she shook her head
Mother says sou are the pfettl
ssl girl iu school
oh. that isn't tsae. Dick ther'
IL Mildred aud Mari
Mildred and | nearly fell ont o.
she hammock
Ysa. bat Ike sou best Of anl
girl tn hooi and when a feli0p
likes girl best then she Is th'
prettioat
nut you said your mother aai'
Well she did. { told her SO
How Ions have you liked an
best Dick
DO you Wani 20 know
mhumh
Well. one Night last winter. yoi
+ aud your father vent out Of ehnrcl
together lust In front o. me. an
+ Just a. the top u the STEPS you too
your fathers arm and veil
+ thought I would give a good dea
/. to havo-You take my arm like thai
DO you remember that night
No %" said Laura
Mildred nudFed me. for "
couldn't see how GA earth abe coul
have forgotten. for the very mes
dRy che told Ne that she took hol
Of Der fathers arm 'tenderly'
maze an impression on Leon smitl
Then Dick said When did 20
begin 10 care for me, Laura
"0h I don't know
Cant Won remember when We
first knew that you cared
VIII, do you remember IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
BLACK VELVET DOG COLLAR

nus ef the Heseiflss shown b. tie
ahassa ts she aiark velvet nss he ID
~tsh slides Ths rinstsn u hnif an
iurh On uidth and ts nffra uifh fhins-
Stone piisiea - dfneate drslena
clasps e. faster Il ~ % h. surn s.
The top = the aovu railaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

eran Of the cross. IL holding a re-
yivai al Riverside They Aay that
the Ahoea made at bis factory are
pines ne some OF the breihren'a
teol snesdyiile Cfennl Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

uncle John CoRseii I never feel
Just right when owe tor my paper
think every item "a the paper
has somsthlng % say about delin'
quents. and that they are gotten
up especially for my benefit. 10
Yon can inal mar me up 70 iPes
ard can rest easy Orleans und ,
Progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

Myers ~ training hard for the
walking match neat week
4 never soc him doing any walk.
Ing 10 speak Of. "
lie does Il ~ home nights with
fha baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

A sELEcsrEp LIFT on raf.
GAINS Usually sold BY - 4.
little but noN specially psss
Tor quick sAiss as~ssg ~
hgsY pAcrp1ERs. . rvss.,
comfort and ring VITA "a
attached. eperia . IL
MfZpAH NIPPLES the r.
Kind, special pr dasen. Is,
RATfI THERMOM ETfHk :
sold ~ some people q 81
ard bae, nov ,.s..... ~
BATH ckPs-TAke one eas'f
n you we'd 70 b. ls ~
sNIfn this season. soue ~.
ter see our lire. A hesaA.
fuI assortment Of paffsfr,
and cpiors-=frofu 80 - =
o. - each.
FFATHEn uUETEfle 80
uins Turkey tail fssffsfs--
~ inch size, each .4 IL
WHITINE cleaa ara -
Nuur old duck sheas Il "a.
vas and make them look IL
new Per pArkAge w III
WINE tseachef ~
whltcns straw haia y
par kmRa ..ass .s44.4..4 A.
oi'AKER PORT WISE "
IHOS TONIC. = etrtazfksas
for c0neh eseeHis ard eAsf.f
people. Per ncfffs M 10
srinTTs EMT Sf0S. - -
SCOTS EMULSION. flN ~
Or ru0pEHS gQMFfHN
EXT. EaitakFAEfi.f.A *
lee bottle srecisi ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
TURKISH
BATH TOWELS

Sc dozen 81 Unhlearhsd Turkish
Towels. Fias agxia. good Welg ht
and quality. special ench love
So dozen Large rnbleachcd Turk
Ifh towels tsc value. For one
day only ~. ..aast.# lSe
&c dozen Double Thread Heavy
Tnhteachnd Bath Towels the
best soc towel In town, at Lon
dnn's for .4..a4s..ss... Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

Klein. the shoemaker. 2iT james
street go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 Second
syeuue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

what wonderful advances We
have made in our civilization
Yes. It's wonderful
why. Il takes more men 20 run
battleshlp than u did to discover
America
Vuts's Ksspleu opsn House
Nute latham EaYa that any
parties wanting any more OF 1T
setting hens VII come down 70 the
Coies property on West Main. Coor
open from s to y est i.afaYeti.
tol Indicator
The alrship hat IL the latest fad
amens women IN New York Tn
duuhtsiiy Il comes high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

is thar ali Of TIE ster 2"
all
Tut | suppose. then. they
married and lived happy ever
after
Ne Thea thy married
Why Do yoa npeAk Of her ~ hav.
INC = kitehen voice.
On account Of Is ranEr
saY. pas
Yea son
'n.you mind tAklu this switch
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISE

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