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The Jasper news., 1907-05-30
TELL OF COMING DEATH.
omens implicitly Believed In by Old
English Families.

1t is not in superstitious Ireland or
Scotland only that omens are sup
posed to warn an old family Of death.
Whenever two enormous owls perch
together ON one Of the battlements Of
the house of Arundel and Wardour
death IL at the door. The ancient
family Of Clifton Of Clifton Hall, in
Noting is supposed to be
forewarned Of death by q sturgeon
forcing itself up the River Trent Tho
apparition Of . Benedictine nun is
said to warn tho ancient Yorkshire
Catholic family Of Middleton OF the
approach OF 1, death. Camden. In his
Magma Britannia" in speaking Of the
antiquity And dignity Of tho Brcreton
family, says: This wonderful thing
respecting them is commonly believed
sa4 have heard 1t myself affirmed by
mSny. that for some days before the
death Of the heir Of the family the
trua& Of tres has always been seen
floating in the lake adjoining their
>1anaou. London T. P.'s Weexly.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30

Geo. Masters nturned Tuesday hight
from Kansas City, where he went Ass
week to be- fitted with an artificial limit.
George isn't accustomed to walking on
two legs and for the present can emily
wear his newly Acquired member asin-
tervals.
A special meeting Of the w. @. u. u.
is called at the Baptist church tomorrow
Saturday, at asD p. m. Impoytaus
business will be- discussed, and abb
members should bs present.
Tne ladies' of tho Nj. E. church. will
serve ice cream and cake Saturday sfter-
noon and evening. June l. in the. Hem
bricks building. 60.
T. H. Bell of Rldorado Springs WAS
called here yesterday by the serious. ill.,
ness of his brother, Jack. who livss- east
Of town.
First class dressmaking done by Mrs,
Mary Jordan at residence Of E. VI. Be.
dell. All work. guaranteed. $50
Sam Scott was down from Kansas
City few days last week wishing his
brother, E. W., OF this city.
Mrs Caud Boyer visited ths-Rrst Of
the week with her sister, Mrs. o. R
Wallar, at Sarcoxie.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30

Entered at the Postoffice ut Jasper,
Mo-, as Second-class matter September
q 1888.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30
nIs Pertinent Query.

TT you haven't got anything to DO
and you don't pear to have"
griniy said the Old Codger, address,
ing the most paltry citizen in the VII
lage, "aad NO sense-and you don't
evidence any symptoms Of having
and no honesty-and you've never
been accused Of being cursed with
any-and no self.respect-and there's
no indications Of it-and no ability
to do anything but loaf and lop and
lally-gag aspund-and you are clear
UP into the thirty-third degree at
that-w'yn1f don't you run for the
legislature?: You are amply equipped
for the position; look at the fun
you'd have, with all the Toms, Dicks
and Harrys Tin the community hooraw-
ing for or against you, and II you
should happen to be elected the dis
honor wouldn't especially hurt you.
and you've got no family to be dis
graced. What say?"-Puck.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30

Edward "A. Curtis. the famous ph4lf
tographer ..osi Indians, to aid whose
work ]. Pieynont Morgan gave us. 900.
and whom President Roosevelt select
ed to tases pictures of Alice Roese.
yelt's wedding. has been initiatedaintc
the Order a. the Snake by the, Hopl
Indians. In the state OF Washingtpn.
He is the FIRST white man to take
the VOWS Of that mystic order. Fol-
nine days and nights he was held u
an iliY. ventilated underground cell
with, msseh fasting and many ceremon
les. while the mysteries were ex
pIa4nAd to him.
he, says that $50 snakes were uses
IN the. course OF the initiation, none o
which had the fangs removed. Tn
indians handled them with perfec
Immunity.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30
j. A. COzatt
Wonderful Eczema CuEe

sour little boy had :eczema for five
years" writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta.
Pc. "Two OF our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lungs being at.
fected. We shen employed other doc
tors, but no benefit resulted. BY chance
we read about Electric Bitters; bought
q bottle and s0on noticed improvement.
We continued this medicine until sever
al bottles were ased, when our bog was
completely cvsed." Best of all blood
medicines and body building health ton
les. Guaranteed at Webb Bros. SOC
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30
The sup+.ms Test.

81 have here Q letter from q man
saying that he was anxious to be loved
without his sweetheart's being infiu.
epced by any knowledge Of hts0ircum'
stances. good or bad"
.sWellsA
$50 be wrote me an anonymous let
ter, asking me to marry him."
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30
News and X. c. Star, SI.Io

The attention Of those persons who
would like good city weekly in combi-
nation with their local paper is called
to our clubbing offer for the Kansas
City Weekly STAR, undoubtedly the
best general weekly published. BY
special arrangements we are able to
furnish both tho News and Weekly
Star for the nominal sum of 81. 10, prac-
tically two papers for the price of one,
provided the subscription be in advance
on both papers.
The Jasper news., 1907-05-30
Commercial Club

The commercial club will meab to-
morrow, Friday evening at $50 sirwp.
1t is important that all committees be
present. All members should be pres
ent il possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
JoE FARRELL.
ons Of the Racers Who Was In a
Bad mix.up last Night.

Last nights race ~ ths Dream.
land rink proved as exciting A. an
Of the series, and a large crowd
attended Iioag wns IN the lead.
and stayed there with but rnomea.
sarY interruptions By Kruas. who
together with Eddie Holt pressed
the Seattle Dor closely. A. the end
Of the FIRST five minutes a rather
ugly mix-up caused the leaders to
heap on the floor. and a moment
later little Joe Farrell. from the
Oaks skating rink IN Portland. col.
Ilded with one OF the judges. who
was engaged IN replacing post,
and he went down. The others col
lidlnK we're on their feet immediate.
~. regnining their lost positions.
but Farrell was carried out Of The
rink unconscious. Later attending
physicians pronounced him % be
unlniured. and tho announcement
was made that he will finish the
race tonight. tho Judges according.
ly gave him his old place 10 the
race.
Copeland. who practically was
ont Of tbs race the first night. and
Harrison. who lost bis chances
Wednesday, are stlll running. but
the interest 10 naturally centered
In the other four.
Hoag must mako mp lap. lost
Thursday night. but bis many
friends are confident that no viii
carry off first honora, and be prom.
ises some surprises for tonights
events
AZ this f. tho last race. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
APPROPRIATION OF 100000
PASSES THE HOUSE AND
eenATG 10 SAID TO &c IA
voRADLE.

Members Of the National Guard
In Seattle are iubiiant over the pas
aaRo OF the house bill No 29z, which
carries with II an appropriation Of
tis0 900 Tor an armory IN this city.
Those who nro In a position 20 know
state that the bin will pass the sen
ate without any trouble.
For years the RuafdHmen nave
worked increasingly for an appro'
prlntion 90 erect an afm0fy In TITS
city. Bills we're drafted BY which
the various counties would be as
sesaed. and bonds issued for the
building OF an armorY. SPOKANE
went ahead with it's building on the
strength Of this bill. but the su'
preme court held that Il vas ua'
constitutional. aud work on the
armory was stopped.
The new nrmorY for Seattle VIII
be built nj the southwest corner Of
Western nv Rnd ilen0ra It The
property, 2f0xls0 feet waH pur'
chased two years ago BY the county
commissioners from the Great North
ern Railway company. That com
pany also leased a piece 81 land
iOOT2f0 feet adjoining. To the com
mislonora for a period Of - years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
az rRrn q hEMIrr.

BAN FRANCISCAN. f'eh. ia
Seeking the crown that eoss uith
the Title champion ~ the wofid, :
AN Sauiraa. Ne best heavyweight
puEiliat % Australia. ls on the hish
aeaa en- route % this country.
lie win reach this city about
March II. when 10 viii deposit
s. eee ard challenge any fighter IN
America.
rauirss will not bar anybody. Tits
sweeping acfi has the rlmg % ein-
certify 10 q. and the question IL nov.
.win Jams~ J. ieffrlee come cut Of
hts retirement 20 Krr jest what kini
q stuff this man from the Anti
rcaea II wade off,
AeeempanyiHg Squif~s - hts
manager. lack Wren. q Melbourne
IA man af zrrat wealth and a pre-
laossf % al kinds of sports IN hsn
hems country.
saairss latest achievements IL
the weird " leads and counters was
his decisive victary oveF Mtka WILL
lama hailed a. champion Of the
aauth AfricHn country. II toek sha
man nov cemsng TO Amsriea axaetiY
Is seconds 20 lay Williams low.
IN. aftermath Of this battle was
that the Australians made All sorts
u claims Tor their ehamplpa. 0us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
OLD RAIN|ERS
REORGAN|zE

"-rhe re- aicandy nine" IL what L.
20 be the catch phrase for the neN
Rainler baseball bunsh. which has
been Fsorgsniked BY James u. Ryan
Many ef the old players have been
signed for thls seasons contest and
Manager Rynn has also secured
several new eastern pisTsrs who
intend TO make this city their future
home.
The uniforms ~ the reofEanlked
bunch OF ball fasHsfs viii be the
dandy article and viii Get the ladies'
. thinking and wake 'esn up. Mr.
Ryan will soon lire the fnvofites
sround the diamond and tell them
TO set up on thair toes and set
ready 20 dig iia vii make his
headquarters az ziTts Second Az.
south and desires to cofrespoftd
Nth managers - other mines reis-
tive 20 summer safnsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

Of these was that aauir-e had set
new money making mark In the
World % pugiiiam. They figured q
Dat like this Fnf defeating WIN.
lsms. aaaires received $50 pounds
OF sAse0. II took hlm exactly 20
seconds 20 land tho parsa 80 that
he eAfnes AZ the rate Of tt.ias =
minute. or tisf.toa an hour.
That Squir~a viii be an attfaes
tlea hrra goes without saying lie
- sure 10 make lnf ~ nsoner. but
she question Il. will hs act he de-
stirred battle with Jefftleaf
Ne 10 startling out la the right
way.
Thal challenge 90 any fighter In
America shows that saairss IL witt
ing to earn his spurs after ian5tnx
here
Trot out the trial horses
Here h some wefk for Milo
aehreck. Marvin Hart. lack Root.
Tommy Isurna. Jack onrarn and
others AZ pFenincnce In the heavy
weight Division.
n AauiFrn cuts cut Soma clean
victories IN the course Of attn Fsonths
he should within a year hasa his
nai1up with jet. Tha latter has
given hia word that hs viii fIkAs
again pr0xialng the right man h
developed sauir~a uans shoe him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
SMELL
RESTRAINED

OLYMPIA. Feb. ~ The auprenas
roart yesterday restrained Judge
smell from pfoee@dlnK With the
bearing - 10 the sanity Of Chester
Thompson. Judge smell was repre-
ssnted IN court ~ Preseeutins AZ
iofnsy Macintosh. % King county.
ana Thomas ~. Nsnre. Of Olympia
VIII ~. Thompson appeared on be
half Of the fciatof. Maurice Thamp-
son. who filsd the charge. The ar.
surasnsa wera presented - NJ.
Thompson ard Mr.. Vance.
Pending = decision on certain i'm
uarfnnf questions relating 30 the
case. thu restraining order wss Is
sued. which instr8eta Judge Smell
10 take no action In the case until a
decision 10 reached BY the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
BASKETBALL

Tonleh, the most exciting basket.
ball game OF the series viii be
PLAYED between the franklin sopho
more and freshmen teams aud the
corresponding fivea from the hfnad.
way hulidinN The sophomore gsEla
Of the main building nov hold the
championship By defeating both the
freshmen aud senior teams TIE
girls az the Franklin high scheal
have tho advantage over the other
teams because tho Franklln j. pro
vtdea with a fine outdoor court
while the girls 81 the broadway
school only have semi-weekly pfae=
dee Al the Armory hall
The games tonight promise 20 DO
better exhibition Of basketball
than heretofore since tho former
games we're between the classes OF
he same htEh school
A basketball game between the
TN. C., A. juniors and the Jun
lors Of FARMLAND Lutheran eoliege
81 Portland ~lli b. played tonight
a. I o'cloek IN the local gymnasium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST race. one hair mllc-iIeath.
srscosI III lnorrn. 20 To !, Won.
Rfny Watkins. ia. second. Slater.
lee. third. Time. as Is.
Seeond race. eleven sixtenths Of
a mile watertnrush. los tCon.
wayl. 3 70 l, won: John G. GraaH.
fns. second. Black Sam. LOG, third
Time. los SIS.
Third race. thirteen sixteeuths OF
q iie-Triumphans. - eScoftllsi.
9 u :. wen. Roaearo. 80. second.
Dora I. 81. third Time. i.zi -
Fourth race. one mile and Que
hundred yRrsis-w u Gates. LEI
tssndyl. 10 20 1. won. Hartur. iee.
necond: Geo. p. McNear. -. third.
fine. ~
F1fth race. thirteen sixtesnths Of
q aiie---Head Dance. toT tMillerl,
Z 10 1, won: Judge. i0T. second !.
Chief Whitman. io1. third Ttme.
la
Sixth race. seven-eishthg Of a
mile--vos Popuh. 81 (Miiierl. %
/. won. Martinmas. i02. saeoad.
Gateway. io4. third Time. % ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
NEWARMOR YNOW|
SEEMS ASSURED |

Tor the sum Of 81. m. a..
vacated the ailey. A'1
Tho building which vas aes,..
bY Kerr a Rogers. arehisae,s - -
be q three story Stone and -
structure and Il eatImatsd - 80
ton APptepfis
The main entrance viii 4.
western aY.. and from The - y
unobsifucied view nf tha ea,,as sf y
boo had. Kerr 4 hoKern etassS :, w u
morning that they were res1. W.
proceed with the building = e
49, money for the purpose i VA
able. The guard men afs -. .ssp'
10 have d suitable home "a ,'s
The biil becomes a Law. ne 80 80
on the new afmory VIII IL tsfk
70 completion asnsl
There "a great fIYalfx 49,.
spokane and Seattle A. h 49,. 80
place shall secure the uatla.sah ~ !
campmeut of the sons a 49,.
IN 1903 Seattle IL wofklns 80 .ss
10 secure Che eneampmenf 80 ~. ~
national guards wish 10 hsss \.
hrmofy completed By thai fl,ss -
SPOKANE has offered the a. =
armory aa On lnduesment u
the encampment In that CIV ~a'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
ALASKAN F|NDS'
COAL DEPOSIT /.

Rich deposits Of coal on Admiral
~ Island. In tho Juneau mining dis
trieg. brings Charles Wells. south
east~fn Alaska political manager Tor
Delegate Cole. 80 Seattle lie ar
rived ON the steamer Cottage city.
The coal property has been feVef-
ably reported upon By experts asd
has been under bond Ter several
years. The bond having expired.
AR. Wells ID now .nesetlstins with
coast people TO opsn the property,
Mr. Wells la a veteran pfospeetor
Of the Juneau mluinx dfstrtet and
has not been IN Seattle for twelve
Years During the last dalsgais
sisciIon he handled ths Cole cam
palsn In the hard rock mining
aamps lie scored = clean victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
PAPERS
CLOSE DOWN


BUTTE. Mant. Feb. e-The
strike situation remains unchanged.
the proposal Of tho Butte Publish
ora' association having been reject
"a BY the prcsKmen Considerable
lIlfeeliag has been aroused By the
statement 81 the publishers. who al
Legged that tho pressmen Of Butte
are incompeieut- This is denied b.
the unions. who assert that none
but skilled workmeR are permitted
60 assume control ~ the presses.
All thu independent job offices
will also close. and the city. nov
without papers. will be unable even
10 secure Job printing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
DEEP EXCAVATION
FOR NEW BLOCK

wnrkmsn engaged IN excavation
for the foundation walls uf the new
Trustee building on Third av- be
tween Marion aaa Columbia sta
are working twenty feet under
ground. 1, takes four fnen WORKING
on a series Of a. many platforms 20
raise the dirt from the bottom % itis
top. ualng long handed shoxsis Aisf
passing the dirt ap b. shoxsisfui
from platform 70 platform.
owing 10 the steep grade 81 tn
ap- hlil streets and the cutting down
that has gone On along Third ax
the foundations have 90 80 far be
low tho present surface 81 the
ground 60 reach thm permanent
level The trenches have 10 be
lined wiih heavy tisubeFa 10 keep
them from cATinE in upon the
wnrkfner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

previous efforts merely have been
20 keep thoir positions. the crowd
can be assured of a run for thelf
money. Tho management has ar
ranged 90 start at TO o'clock. Ia
order 90 give tho people from the
stores an opportunity to sitnean the
race.
Menara. u. Mckinley. u. W hd
wards and r, H. smith were the
Judges last night fhia distance
covered was 10 miles and little
over . laps by iloag. HOLT and
kruao. Farrell had run two miles
and ~ laps when he met with hiH
accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

First race. fiveeighths Of a mile
bribery. ieT (Rossl. , to I. woa.
f.aChata. lei. second. Ambittoas.
lot. third Ttmc. i.o3
Second race. fixe-elahths nf =
mlle--Rsd Bill. los tKoernerl. ) 70
:. won. Huston. i07. second. rala.
dina. ZOE. third. Time. ls02.
Third race. sevcnelEhfhs Of =
mIls-Nothing los fBnlwsn. Is 10
1. won. Prince ching. los. second.
M4ry Glenn. io3. third. Time. l -
Fourth race. one miie-judse
Nelson. tss (McDsniaD. 20 3.
won: Haiton. io1. second: Norfolk.
Ice, third Time. t;t3 Ia.
F1fth race. seven stxteenfhs Of a
nils-Orena. l02 fKoernssY. %
s. woni Turnaway. i01. seeoad.
Adrian. Ito. third. Tims. :ts -.
Sixth race. one rnile-cotilfton
fes tNensnfen. 10 :. wen. Re.
volt. fe3 sso0nd: Funcnsta. les.
thirt Time. isf3 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
THE MARKETS

Since last Saturday the price on
eggs ha. dropped from ~ ard ake
~ g&c aud gso NAny aeateFs are
losers 10 a great extent. haYtnK taid
IN largu supply az eEsa Ehsn the
market price waa hiEh ana HsffariaK
lons on tho daelinn California
and eastern oeKr on thu market afg
bringing the same prizes az the
Washington eEEn.
The hay condition T. HfeatiY
changed. Vast piles are to BE seen
rs The warehouses that a month Az
uesr empty. The price has been az
fecisd 10 the ertsnt Of s.. Eastern
Washington timothy salilns AZ a.
per ton.
Three care % potatoes we're land
81 on tho street this morning The
price on apples 10 holding firm a.
81 g and 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
SEATTLE MAN
CHALLENGED
ts,ar ss.olsl sseviss.l

PORTLAND. Fcb, 6--tIenFy Sol.
ONION 81 this city, who has held the
pool championship az oregon for
shree years. and Who recently won
the three cushion billiard champion.
shin u the state, has challenged
Ferguson. the three cushion cham.
Mon ai Seattle, lie IA a
heaiy PLAYER and his long
strlme Of victories the past thrna
years make him formidable or
aanent 10 anyone No matter how
close the contest. he has never been
known 10 40 to pieces or fan down
under the stress Of play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

ToaIghi the last games are SEIZED.
nled 70 be bowicd on ths following
xliey9.
AZ the Bismarck: r. Holland. NJ
Midland. NJ. Wilton. J. Hender.
son and VI. Hanna
AT the Columbia A. PawIsssfh.
L. r.inntrorn. c. Dcppnan. W. Keys
and A. johnson.
AZ the Kent. n. G. kincaid. A.
Button. NJ. flnnd. r. Lund and Joe
Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
SPORT DOPE

Thry 90 come back zsmetiuika
Tommy Ryan proved II byiwiiipaiiK
Dave barry Ia five rouasa At Hot
spriuga ~ -
Denied that MoGinaiiy win quit
the Giania
Every back los league fAw tales
an the dignity Of an outlaw organi-
Eatlon
Garry Hermann seems 10 be too
easy going for baseball Naat
anyone thinks u safe to gold brick
him without fear az a ''eemo back
Cincinnati needs a strenuous owner
more than a strenuous manager
over 70 Yale students are pfao-
tIoiuK for baseball season.
National league meets at New
York. February 70.
Joe Cans and Harry Lewis
matched az ts5 pounds rinsside.
Next 10 a dams Nelson bout. this
looks like tho real thing
Mexico city viii soon hear OF
things II never dreamed n In the
way OF baseball Ted sullivan h
en- route there 10 boom tho coming
q the White s0N
Manager Pred Clarke has ordered
barney Drryfua2 90 reduce the
rtttsburE squad 20 - Nearly that
many VIII Ess the an.
Fircsiane. ono u the most prom
insnt % the s.yraf -aids. has bean
sold 81 Tom Williams fof 80 eoo.
Vanderbilt cup race expected -
be run again In America.
Poor rhsiadsiphla zJsek o.Btlen
says he u going haek home fie
has read ~ some u the easy moHeg
In his own haillwick.
Dewey denies he offered tS0o eo
for THREE white sax players what's
the use ~ denying ~ No ono be.
lleved u anyhow.
The fret turnout for the baseball
men af the seattle high school will
be Monday Afternoon. Manager
-txee' coy1e announced today that
gaines would DO played With the
university nine March 20. = and y
The seattle high nehocl track
team may not be able 10 taka part
Ia the Pullman meet The mrn viii
ba hard pressed 70 prepare foF the
big snast hsrr. Jest a week hsfoFs
tins trials "a Pullman, and II II
daabtfui N time can be spared 20 80
east ~ the mountains. r.
Ruckrr. nrookfyn's n~w southrew.
pitched nine games last s~aseu
without giving q pass
The seattle GGn eltsb vii hold a
shoot tomorrow and the Ballard Gun
eIsb vii participate.
The Seattle r. ~ G a. basket
ball team bumrs against tire fsei.
llnxham boys IN thrir home town
tgnight
The Marine baseball TEEN has
been organised with coperul W
klnsiow. manager Mines wanting
games can write to hlsn al urefnsf-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

TIDE LAhos-The big 49,
just now aud for the ne.s =
months Y Cooper willis Ks ~
mnn Bide - q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16
BOWLING TRYouTs

AZ the fry-oui games IN the bowl
lng alleys last uigAt the following
scores were made.
A. the Hlsmsrsk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

raiAtnas local waite mifeFs4 fea -
Ysnifaa h'sstaaha 80 80 EN0H sseeAfs
pea 10. Etss Al caffafR Hefh. tAss4. tuf
aips, nack. tita Fstate4a. swesf -. =
ahut p~ppsfs o. ~ 9sfiaMn rAfis Issaaef4
lea t-tal paurNirs : lee. Eauaa
eatsns ssak. q N&i 81 Fafitrk n. a.
here's Fa4ish. psf ~ iar teFssssees ~
aas. ts4Azt, aftifsaksa. 8 naAfts seIafF
go 49, H1str. fhnhs4t 10 iealza eafa
stla ~ aa1E. 81 tsGift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

KisIn. tho shoemaker. All JAMES
n ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

Portland ceusni. imported. per Dbl. q = 3
Portland cenl-ui, California. per hht a.
Dbl g " lime Fan Juan Hnahs hafbaf
tbt u 90 fire brick pet M go piaaisr
Inc hair. pr ~. t0 metal latin. per yard
u . &c hard mall plaster. ton. g.. weed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-16

IaFffTn W1fHInIIT1 fIWufHU % 40 ~
fuaPt Sound. ton. 49, alfalfa. tna. tz2ata
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meal. tom. ilsH10i middlinna. ton. IS. Oh
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eehe~nsr haiihut, pr n. ne. steamer
pee ~. 7 i.4aar. salmon trout nsf ~ f60tio
sole u. SCI rock cod. par q. g Hehffmpa
her 10. t1inri silver pfurlia ~ So Olympia
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t44fi CLAIMS. per Sack fsft g. .EtnfHeaal
pef n. ihci catfish. pst ID. rs, ffcpHn shad.
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Fruits

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Fancy iriporisa firs Is. new val
nuts, per ~. i,c almonds. per -. 1905
ehsatnuis. aaioCg ouceanuta per dos. sc.
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The Marine baseball TEEN he's
been organised with capeFul W
Klnsiow. manager Mines wanting
games can write to hlsn al Hlretnsf-
ton.
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over 70 Yale students are prae-
tleiuK for baseball season.