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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
On Visit to fredericksburg.

Mrs. WillPrd w. Wright viii leave
shortly for Fredericksburg. where she
will spend a few days with her recently
married daughter. Mrs. Thomas Smith
Shepherd. From there she viii visit
friends in Washington and New Jersey.
en- route Ton Saranac Lake. 10 spend some
time with her husband.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
Smallpox in PittsYlvania.

Special 10 The Times-DispatchO
DA\NILI.E. VA. January 23-Three
cases of smallpox are reported in PittsyI-
vania county. ia the vicinity OF Muse
vile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
Big Hippodrome

Bolossy kiralfy. the wo-ld-famOus
producer o.; spectacular performances.
has secured the great Colosseum on the
grounds OF the Norfolk Horse SHOW and
Fair Association for the jamestown Ex-
position period. beginning in April. and
after transforming tile same into a
grand theatre. modelled largely after the
Olympia ia London. VIII present therein
during the lie OF the exposition spec
tacular performances. such. he an
nounces. as have never before been
given in America and which will rival
those put on by him in London and
Paris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
BEST LAID PLANS.
Mr.. Dodd Fails to Organize Com
pany at Claremont and Leaves.

Especial U The Times Dispatch,
'lAREMONT, VA, January 3.-Thc
proposed store which l.. b.. Dodd was
trying to organize in this town has fallen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
ENDURES ECZEMA
FOR FIVE YEARS
Treated Continually by Best Doctors
Sores Behind Ears Spread to
Cheeks Gould Hardly Bear Itch
ing Medicines Fail-Instant
Relief by Magic Three" and
WORDS CAN NOT EXPRESS
GRATITUDE TO CUTlCURA

Words are inadequate to express
my gratitude for Cuticura Remedies.
l had been troubled with eczema for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
PURITY
OF
PROCESS
Means Excellence Of the
Preparation.

Think Of nearly ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS of boxes of
Cascarets sold IN the last eleven years, all On the pure merit of
this wonderful preparation, and every tablet of nearly a BILLION
TABLETS having exactly the same Purity, Quality and Medt-
cinal Merit as the rest Of them. 1t is the PURITY OF PRO-
CESS that made this seeming miracle possibIe-purity in the
sense Of exactness, nicely, care and selection.
wnen, m 1895 Cascarets were hrst created, the purpose of its makers
vas to make the bestB Bowel Remedy ever designed and compounded. The
preparation was TO be pure and harmless, made by PURE PROCESSES.
mo sold under a PWe promise that it would accomplish always what was
LAM 1 with ne atemauve OF a guaranty or money refunded.
Int grateful recommendation Of hundreds OF thousands Of pleased
patrons who found Cascarets tt be TRUE and dependable vas bv Tar the
greatest element IN the promotion of their success.
Now that the PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT has one into effect
We cannot refrain IRON welcoming 1t for the benefit OF the people, and at
me same ue ron claiming that " Re adopted OUR OWN PURE DRUGS
US nave Convinced the world Of the power of purity and truth as exen-
phhed D Casesrets, pure. honest harmless, reliable article for the pre-
enu M levlauo OF all diseases of the stomach and bowels.
What stronger argument than the favor of millions Of satisfied friends.
OF whom hundreds of thousands have been relieved of great suheungs, can
DC 0nereo &c nm or Der who las not tried Cascarets when IN trouble? The
slightest tack OF rreguiarty. eoshveness, collie, headache hatuency all
caTets.
The specific purpose of Cascarets IS not alone $ 4 treatment for the
ewe OF Constipation, but even more so. o keep the entire foodcanal clean
and annseptc, destroying All disease germs before they can form a lodg-
ing and start their iniquitous activity.
Those who have never tried Cascarets. as Or immediate laxative a rH-
MEDICINE, should 60 to their own druggist TODAY and buy a little
1Oc box-surely not too risky an investment They will be convinced and
added to our millions of friends Be sue you &c. the kind you ask for
Cascsrets, the only original genuine. every tablet marked &C c C" 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-24
E IN WAVERLY.

Miss Blanche Margaret Fleet
wood Bride of Mr.. Baird.
The social event Of the season I'm
Waverlv was the marriage of Miss
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-19
Eleven Hurt in Wreck.

Washington, July 15.-As the
result of the derailment of three cars
of a northbound passenger train on
the Southern railway at jamestown,
N. c., near Greensboro today, eleven
persons, mostly empl yes Of the rail-
road, were injured. According to an
official statement issued by the rail-
road here tonight, the derailment was
due to trucks buckling under the
dining car"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-19

Or, of Jacksonville and Dining Car
Conductor F. E. Berry Of Charlotte.
the injured were taken to Greensboro,
where they are being cared for by the
Southern Railway COmpany's physi-
clans. The train was running about
thirty-fve miles an hour when the
dining car, a Pullman car and =
Mobile and Ohio railroad car were
derailed. The train was delayed An
hour.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-19
Among the injured are: Francis

Among the injured are: Francis Il.
Blewett, passenger, Brooklyn, NY;
l.. TOrrey, superintendent Of 'tele-
graph, Mobile and Ohio railroad,
Jackson, Tenn; E. W. Moore, super
intendent' Mobile and Ohio railroad,
Murphysboro, H., and W. L. Pierce.
assistant superintendent Southern
railway, Strasburg, Va.
The others, all trainmen, sustain
ed minor bruises. With the excep-
ton of Pullman Conductor F. c. Tay-
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-19

tex-' July 15.-Federal
'''aat at Sherman today, re-
'a'n over the Waters-Pierce
avs Affairs to the state re-
y 'ae court stated that the
.''''sr would not be allow
saything but commodities
= We company, pending an
'Ae states judgment
company for more than
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-07-19

/. A'''ld and her little daugh-
's'iss, vent to Monticello
visit to relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
LICENSED TO WED

Cuatayo Johnson, IS. aud Mar
Earoi kiloY. 81, both Of Seattle.
Arthur u Richardson. 20. and
Edna Atkinson. ~. both Of henton.
VIM Ward. IS. aud Frances A.
Falconer. Is. both Of Seattle
Louis SeidonberR. -. aud kcttle
LeYin. "a. both OF seattle
VIM W smith. 30. aud Mrs.
Louise Capart. 60. both u Seattle.
Richard d Leseo, II. and Win.
nefrod A Canning. 81. both Of Sc.
attic.
Carl o ounlheim aud lemey n
ciliaen. bath OF Seattle. legal
age
Perry Wiekatfom, 80. aud Carrie
Sullivan. -. 81 Stirling. Cal
albert Il Rhouah. -. and Mar.
safrt n Cook. III. Omaha. Neb
lewis leilleott gaets. g. Ballard.
ed Martha a. sihlcY ~. Nova
Scotia
Drank = earn. gs and Mamie
ftpety ss. both 81 Kent
francis H CORNELL 80. aud Anna
-. maitland. 81 both - seattle
Prank , NaNitah rs. and Selma
+ Ram. is both 81 Seattle.
wa a Fletcher. firsmertun. AND
Nriiie Foiaman. seattle. both u
iesai aae.
Charles o. close. 81. and Jessie NJ
Marshan. -. hoth ~ Vancouver.
= g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
ON THE FRONT

The shlnano Marc cleared from
tbs Great Northern docks a. a. IA,
to-day Nlth passengers and syn.
eFai cargo Tor the Orient The
cargp represented value ol usaF.
Is see 600 ssuna 81 shn salturs
- no deserted her while bling IN
pnFl we're caught aud reAhlpped
The steamer Fiursnee X eAa
chartered 20 take guests TO Port
Nadisoa ia aftrnd the funeral %
Captain Thomas nsatou. an old
uIuneCr 81 Port HlaErief whieh
guaA place thia aflernoau The
steamer isft at u "a.
The Freueh bark nsisa unload.
ina bFies and pir tran from Auaafa
Ia ai tbs Wall 81 wharf siii leave
GA Friday Ia ballast ios tho same
place
Steamer peanty tYauia left shla
morning foF Naiisn aud Southeast
ern Alaskan points plfh passengers
gaf fgelaht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

wsfhsFs pet ~ t.s ewes f.ss n a.
stsefs - - ezHs psr a tA9ts
.4isss pss -. f,s0ssa. sanbs psf bsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
BiRTs RECORD.

births were registered today an
fuilnua
Bala-Al ia sixteenth av April
II. 90 uifo of rn G. naia. =
daughter
nraehebu h-Af afa Tweafy.
ninth az. April g. 10 wife q Carl
HfakahuHh. SON
Emlue A fizI Fremont av.
April IS. io nife u q n Emine. ;
daughter
u1aaett-- A. AZ West Prospect
Andi Z. 10 uife ~ John 8 Baasett
: auu
lllesins At Fslf Tweuiy second
IS west. April s. 20 wife 81 q. A.
HfrNlHa. #Hn.
uiHha aefn registered today aa
flAnu
AvafHulh Ar SIC gsHf ave April
- 90 Nlff - 81 Aaeffaa "a saH
kurImutn Al ate i-uarfh ~ a.
Anra b. ta Nifc ~ AAie kufiHaia.
dauaatrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
GIVES HER
SIDE

EfrTsuURn. April ta--The
Leader this afternoon prints a cops
rishted statement signed BY Mira
FloFence Holman. Evelyn Thaw 3
mother In which she attempts "a
set rieht thc remarks made by A.
tnrnuy nelmaa in hia aFEumenf that
abe wars an lahuman mother
Mr.. Holman says that she VAS
difeeled In telegram from EVELYN
on che night II the murder TO cay
nothing The most important part
q Mrs tlalmanis atalemunt la that
Evelyn never IHtimated thai White
had caused hst ruin Il she had
"a uuuid noe ha4e hasn necessary
for Th2w 10 have killed him. aa I
Wunld have done 80 ms aelf
Mm Holman attempts tu HkaN
ghaf she wna sip AIS most eafefnl
OF The company htf daughter Kept.
ctc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
prArns Asp FUNERALS.

fnu1a teuaer disd taaf nlabf at
fhf Nfander 81 the aEr - g. uu
iHa iD ihr ahsnnrs - tnH widows in
g#Faf.e so arrangements fer fhH
flsaral have set been made. tic
Waa s fam capitalist.
sH a. BNL 81 eat f1raf Bv
IS ia dead 81 Isis huue. aEHd -
H Ar ftHa ramatna mHi BE-
iaSru % ght $40 l8f inssFweHt thia
8 + rrHnaH f6a uaa HrN know H
- ssdrul % Seattle
Nina petra SfiaHa aiesi fhia mafn-
inn ~ the Providence haaf itai from
sll.sat msnlnsliia shr Uas 20 feara
Il nHr Ser Hfrt inua rrHlituee waa
HHs llIkr II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
CoUacfLAEs Josh" TIC
DRUGGIST H0ozE SIT.

Nut 3 little sport WaH madn uVef
the lnffaiurflau into fhs cuuaril
less evening IT ief - petitions
anunHfIfae Councilman krauN 3
tfug ordinance ahieh nrshN "a -.
iahfiah Ter riahf II druEs Hta 20 soil
aalHguuaa haaow eifhous 5 pbEa.
riaa's pfHsrf iHitnn
Hbfuden ,hnaHh sa have fhe pati
tinaa lsaatp.oari lndefinlteip aai
iiara sawed them far the moneat
- tskinR that thaf Eu fa tHe beslth
anH sanitary eannsi1fee. Then ihef
nasir tsa fuuaia nt thH Hafha ani
louirgar3 committee. the eirrtions
snd boundaries cummiifae Hua "a
iea others finally iHndlnE hack
silh fhe ucNaac rummiites
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

Deaths we're registered today az
fniloen
llateu~ Infant. April IL. 81 ia
Sixteenth AZ
MUST ASS hsa--fiaorEc X Anus.
tsHakes. e.. April IL. At Providence
hospital
Wilcox --ghaE n Wilcox. CO.
April =. nt iiin Massachusetts VI
Rogers William Rogers. GO.
April r. at GeofeetoWu
Johnson J ". tuhnaan. ~. April
40. IT broadway aud Highland
Drive
Coleman Henry Coleman 80.
April II. AZ waYaide Emergency
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
JAP CONSUL IS
ROBBED

& lllaamldxu. imperial Japanese
consul. who lives a. sea rhirtioti'
aY. reports that some thief dufinK
tho nieht stole Toe feet 81 wire mop
ting used for lho flower beds III
= Eakuche. OF leo Harrison ~.
who conducts the Rainier candy
and lee Cream Co SAYS that flf
shop vas hufHlarised iaai night and
that several minor articles Wcrp
stolen
Charles CARRIER reports Ia the
police that . auit II ciofhaa valued
al sGs uaa taken fnum his ruom ~
The Paxton hotel last nlEht u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

lees - ~ fsfuFnea baEss plaster parfa
hi q y. lime san 1uan 4 NaEha Hafhaf
III y o. fire tfiFh PEE ~ ~ piaatsf
ng hals, fsf %, e. inafai iath. pr Tarsi
9f4&ei hard mali nfasirr. fgu. 81 800
fEsf. tit lffas time. 81 81
Ftah.
Schooner hRiihut per- - tN1ses FfsaufsF.
pr To- t4Harl salmon tFFHt lIrf 10.
i1uitfi feah cnd. Pc ib| Sci shfiIss. Hef
10 hafipT. Hnf Eafian 0t1faH fifaer aHlaif
fsf ~. fuAH, ufHaHHia aVHfefs FER aaf
u 81 Eaiifn a. crabs. u Mata sic
VI I'D sHaWisfs HNcaI aiaHa per faHk
s. ueHzes Sturgeon ~ 81 lfaaaH, ffgssH
shaa rFf ~. -. afesihaad asint01, tssf
4e ffrsen ehiuaaks assf n hAes
Meats.
eissfs. pef 10 49, ceNs per -. GisaAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
SEA WALL
UP AGAIN

The question az a ges aau fog
The Seattle ualerfn1nf 81 again e.
tracing fhe atfeaiiua 81 ioeai baa
mess mru and che pf1NQallioH alll
- thafuuzhlY suue aFsr Hf iht res
mlaF woekh lne#tlUs ei ghs Cham
beP ~ calnmcree funlnrruN alter
noon The Idea D. % build q wali
and Hii III HaiiFuaA az and fAa wlde
ffunlaEr nnu standing On nilsa
anua - fhe members ui the
ehamber have Expressed themselves
o. belag 81 the nuiuion that such
q sail la imnefafite although g
means a gigantic undertaking which
.siYI cost npuarta % 8. onN .npn
The question Of - namiHs haI.
lard wiii also b. discussed The
members in favor 81 calling The
urw nHdIl.an Northwest Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
AousEkEEPg RS WANT
WATER METERS

Applications 10 have water
meieFa Installed are already heiuE
actively made ia the water depaft
neut ay hauseh0iders who arr pre-
partng against q shoFt8gr ~ water
for lawn sprinklinR this summgr
The RESTRICTIONS imposed an ifri-
Estian under the law ordinance =
driving those sho can afford 10 pay
Cor che water 20 Eet meters. Il
Gusts che house.loideF nothlng but
the elgy about So a meter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

Al the meeting ~ the executive
committee a. the Alaska tasQn Pa.
elfIe opposition Monday she aues
lion ~ clearing ~ Seattle for 800
as dfseunci ana resolution
ptaas.f recon uendinE thar the elti.
rena af Seattle should individually
aud collectively heauiiiy the city
The committee eiii urae that
ahfsha. trees and asddlun be- Rui
aoan whareeer practicable. end
that rubbish heaps IN unslsbuY "a
can't lots Dr. cleaned 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
CARE OF
HEALTH


.,asss was the sueleo, e.
..,us sdaross delivered
-. Il the lArst preses l /,
~ " X N hellos
a he Washington sosi
:, = pvsensioa and Caro Of
:. soarss q his addlsas ~
.',.lslasa che doc'ors q 'hs
4 ! ssr'lessness IN laillns -, 20
- 4 sahsFealosis "a The
y. nc sTwrs. and he aiiure q
4 asalih 10 take AM action
~ : ~ reported 60 them
n - -. elless uamerous casss
I. rsas q csnsanpiiscs tn
haarslins houses were
=. !. ne psxt oeeapapt With.
y. ss.., : saotesing them 10
1s<er Il lnise'ion lie -
~ - - cmncll should pfeNi'le
y = - A. AsAlth ofticor 10 ayss
$500 =. = esnaie shis work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
OLD r,ar MINSTREL ssRs.

tnrir nniy ArlinsioN, pun el
thc ante heiinm day talurtrsls. bat
az pausrnl leeluret on Minstrel
81 emlmiaeenern = Nurst al the
RttndeF NJ Arlington % = yrara
ola and NaH GA the minstrel stage
a. Tar haek as 1875. when be- app
neafed with naniri feumel the
composer u Way Down south IN
Dixie tie appearrA IN Seattle ia
fs.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
SPOKANE RATE
CASE HEARING

PORTLAND AprJi ID y u Nj.
ler. ehief HaEiaeef nf she FuFtlaua
ami Seattle. Contractor Ministers.
Charles HaYdaa. tax cummis iaaHr
90 fhe Great Northern. Fred =
Gfihurli a rnaii1 hralsf ~ spokane
nna fnrmeF Easrfuof loha 81 Sc
Nfaa. ~ Washington. were the 81
neaaes haforn lhs iusarHssle eam.
meree commission ia the SPOKANE
rats ease hearing fh1s mufalnu Al
testified regarding the ralHatiUH 81
railroad terminals ae8 HlEaf ~ uaf 3
and the cost e cunafTtetiop asai
t-ireaffuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
CAR WAS su@Pso

totutcr city psteptive ~ = Huh
hafd. who frsiansd ffun tire foes =
to start q FARM near Canttalta. start
I'D aauth with his household snasis
and some lttr steak last ntHbt hut
hia rarn ucfe humped iuto eafnf
others GA sidiuH. o. the runairFttas
ti0n 90 tae live atock. aud further
operations postponed uitt4l THIS
mufninE. when Hubbard rf a. got
mnA.E ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
COMMEND eLAssFoRo.

At meeting ~ steamship men
held In tha Merchants exchanges
fnoms yesterday. resolutions were
uaased commencing lleaf Cot "
a glaasford. signal corps q. 8 s.
upon she prufapt and efficient ser
vice given the steamship men sincr
he has been IN charge ct the local
cahlr office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
ALASKA EDITOR AND
MINER IN A FtoAT

JUNEAU. Alaska. Aptil - Jehn
W. HramH editor ~ anv ~ the 20
uera in fntz citF. asesi De = strses
uNhs eith rfs sidcnt t.saiuakL -
ghe tuuEiaa iNlsnH Miners uniaH
yesterday aFrF 81 arffeie fHfiegiiNs
on shs reiiaian = l.aHlHasl asa dur
lng the uteHee Frame aearlY htf ore
af ere minegs finFers aff fntnEa
vas arrratei ehafEea with may
he1f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
SEVER MATTER POSTPONED

Tho hearius on thc north trunk
saacr Improvement wa last niEhi
nui over hY tho council for one
week and sent % the sewer com
mftfre A number ~ pfuieafants
oiled objections. hut ala came from
outside the limits II ihe Improve
mrut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
Professors OFFERED
PRIZE TO MARRY

An iaIBceaHeHi faF the professors
IF che University af Washington 90
bacnma hrredteis Il offered ia this
ueaka publication of the Pacific
Wave. fhr c8lisEC pspgF 4 frara
subscription b the paper 81 offered
the Nfa professor u DO becomes she
head a a familf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
MAIL FcR rt1s
VIII DC DELAYED.

naams airr Stewart ree isrd 40
tiea intar frum y # ufu1kH So
tsrfluteaaenf Of fufetEn delltFfF in
the effecl that 90 mail FROM fhit
oaasfr deatiaed foF the SamuaH
ana FiH iaianAs Wunld be- Dispatch
"a anir every tuug weeks ffufa Van
nuagrr. q g. The mail iur Ausfra.
ia and &ew Zealand Wlal also So
b. was - that rlff. which wiil ~
ouire nbau e. asYs tn fransmiiifne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
MODES COMPANY TO oPGN
ANEw DEPARTMENT sroRu

The Rhodes company, owners Of
the 1NceHi store On Sreond afs.
viii uncn saturday ono OF the lafE'
osf and moat unto.daie department.
siofes la the northwest Ia the Ar
caae building The floor space viii
COVER mn arca ~ nearly oo.aen
square feet Extensive Improve
meuts have been made ON the Sen
ond av. entrance. Swing tho ufm
"a great window display
The No cent store will be moved
a few doors aoath ct the main gu
trance ta che Arcade building on
Second. aud the present suoin VIII
d. usrd b the new department
atona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
DIR. HEE WO
ARRESTED

ttcr We. a Chinese physician was
To-day arrested by DEPUTY sheriff
Oscar WISE. uu AH Information
charging him with practising meal-
zine without a uoeuse. ilr save
ssea hsii for his appearance before
be- superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
WAR OVER


WASHINGTON. April t6 praai
deaf Roosevelt has Addressed lot.
tera 10 Presidents Ialaya. figuen
and Cabrera. TO tleuofH hc sid
the United States aud Mexico Will
guarantee that there viii be no
trouble between the saisadorean
tflNps aud Guniamalana
&.alaHa assures the pruHldvnt that
the war a. over aud he wants a
peace conference held az Washing
ftsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
THE MARKETS

The receipts on Western ay yes
terday were heavier than at any
time last week. and the market waH
much briakor At the opening this
morning The steamer goods which
arrived yesterday are well cleaned
up Another hdat ia due today
Several ears Of oranges arrived
yesterday and moro will be Ia 10.
day
The receipts IN The butter market
have been unusually large. bat the
demand ID active aud no lower price
was quoted ihla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
stcn SCHOOL GIRLS CAN EN-
TER WELLEsLEY.

a letter frop wellesley col1eu"
aaa received yesterday by Principal
C.s iasr. 81 tho seattle hiEh school.
stating hat aifi Er1duHiaa wili b.
admitted To Wellesley Without inc
preliminary combinations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

veal PEE H. sHfles Hrffaa ii1ii'aci
spfinR iaHsb. PEI ID. izste. dressed Hass.
PEI o. lie.
Nuts and ftga
Tanoy tnrsfisa fiss nes So sai-
russ, per ID I6es alfraHaas pFH o. ts4s
ahs4fHtfa a0lse4 60. ne nstH. fef Ga ESQ.,
peansiH 80. neaaish shsii peanuts 40
ill.,
Ray ard Faudstuffs.
Eastern #asHfHHHtu timothy per iaH ia
p IsaHnf s8uud fHH. ~. alfalfa inn. tstN
e a|sa4f hay. ton. 90 allis Hafu. pef Son.
flaff41t efaeksd cora. f4it fEaBH Ted
faaal ton fHeft4. niiafifHns feH. - ~
axe fna issFE nfan fFn. rs shaFts.
ton uc1g. sksepsl fsaa. Tea. va pAta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
START
TUNNEL

4 rernii Tor the completion ~ ESQ
feet az fhe Union Pacific tunnel sind
for tins partial completion of GIa
feet mere was Erauted Ia thH enm
rauv tatas BY the basfa Of Public
works
d e Hawkins. shief engineer -
lhe ronhauY. said that they waited
10 get q the work e. snau pa Hau-
slhie
The so feet uiii bs that part %
The tuunei directly untsr Tho rev
municipal building. estca1ine ffom
be north HiAs ~ Tefsnee av. ta the
south side u Nssisr way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16
He'll Is Paved with
Good Intentions
And of These Indecislon Is
One Of the Worst

The majority II people have good lutsutona-thoae
who fail usually mean well enough Only limited num-
bef In the wod-even IN cts ~ such Astounding
opportunities Seattle Many 81 ilfe'a failures due
Co aKtrHfaganea disspaonbu even far more. 20 IN
decision and inability 10 act a. the right time.
Right IL the time 20 plant little money Ia Bea
con Hil There all kinds Of Developments in pro-
10 make this heretofore dead district Of the
best and choicest ia the eifyaud property a a dirt
cheap Lots In liantofd's Addition subdivision
onlY $500 $1,000 each fine slightly lots only Il
minutes from Pioneer piHee-aud the easy
that prudent person take advantage 81 the
chance-ouiy $500 cash so a month Come IN and
have SOME one shoW 3ou the property. DO Il a.
and get started right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-16

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