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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-11-25

after traverslng this valley on his way
to rejoin Lewis at Three Forks in 1906,
and it was through this pass, years be-
fore, that Indian hunting parties came
for brief tarry in the wide and fertile
Gallatin valley. 1t is matter of some
speculation why there were no perma-
nent Indian settlements here, in what
seems an ideal location from their point
of view; but it is a fact that since 1900,
at least, there were no Indian villages
here, and in all the length and breadth Of
the valley there is but one place, on Mid
die Creek, where the piles of buffalo bones
and hair indicate that it was chosen
camping ground; probably for the Black
feet, as they were the tribe that most
successfully disputed the claims Of the
Crows, the Shoshoni, the Nez Per-
ces and the Flatheads for possession of
the valley. On the line of the new Inter-
urban electric road, just completed, is
another interesting place, where arrow
heads are still found in comparative
abundance. 1t is bluff over which the
savages drove the buffalo to their death,
as the bones, now foot or two below
the surface of the soil, bear silent testi-
mony. That there was no permanent
Indian settlement here does not mean
that there were no Indians, for within
the memory of the older settlers cattle
have been stampeded and stolen within
200 yards of what is now the center OF
the city, and the dilapidated buildings of
old Fort Ellis are mute witnesses to the
need of protection felt in the COS. The
fort and reservation are now owned by
the Experiment Station, the government
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-11-25

We have considered it creditable fact
that there are upwards of three million
dollars on deposit in our local banks. 1t
shows that not only are the people of
Belfast, and Of Waldo county, industri-
Gus and thrifty, but that they are endow-
ed with prudence and common sense.
Better four per cent with absolute Sc
curity than investments in gold bricks,
Belgian hares, wild cat mining stocks
and fake medicine schemes. Of course
the only safeguard against the oily tongue
and specious arguments of the promoter
is the common sense of the possesser of
a bank account, but as a protection
against more violent forms of robbery
We are glad to say that all our banks
have steel vaults of the most approved
make. In the bank your money is safe.
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peRsoNALs-c Continued.
rnYIrlAN rAINIsr.


She ia fceeHnisea Sc the most wonder
ful naimist BEE the waftd con- her visit ta
Europe she gave readings that aslahiahrh
the Wufi enlishtrnsa and skrrNeai people
81 European gitlas This wonderful fEfp.
tlen challenges anF nsiWtst St. TIE WHtii
to tompetr With hFf che does net ten
thfnaH tu please person bat reads tfe
band fusf a. be Indicates ffem tie Ffadie
90 the Ffaxe. tells every person TIE
planet tusN were born unAeft thsif ihth
and uHlushf planets aud shat step %
Itr ta take o. better themselves what
part uf tAr guuntff is best fnf theH Also
explains things Witch have always taan
q mystery what tuait-sss you are hess
adapted for, when and whom NuN VIII
msfrsi settles and explains love affairs
aud tanilf ifaahteai FauHltes The EisAfAfa
90 etc
Why t-st ses the testf II etats no
more satisfaction guaranteed All read
lnFs strictly fanfidsutAst
Give nrf q trial before sea rfitiptsa.
F0YrrtAN CAMP
Enxirvaea station, NeefEsiesn
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BIRTH NOTICES.

t'rapo-rs the wife % o crapc. Kall-
road ax sept q a SON
Klnr To ne wifs % , KinE. eisy.
SEPT q SON
Erickegu-fe the slfe ~ u Efir ks1H'
sfa seventh. sept q l&HEntFr
Stewart To the wife ~ A rtew Az.
sses SEA- 4 sept a. q daughter
Watkins ~ the elfe ~ " Watkine
sstt Falaflnc. sept TO- zoo
Williams -'rn the wife % Mlliiaus.
ias sAth. Seni. IA ann-
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This Adv. Is Worth 50

fuet a. srR h0w many ~ lhs pafehaAs
sFs Is FVaianu read thie paper 40 have
decided % offer ~ Aisraunf 20 anY per-
900 who rprehAses aha beings Wv this
small aAT wighin five days We aFs ~
feylnE five aeFes ~ fine rich bottom Hand
A. fsulshn reg tfft Tor the NV Neyns
III 80 cash hsiAncs ~ pei manth Sat
Rhie adN wgt pHfwT - the uffler ana W.
ntA siVa foa a. Discount on fret paf
mrnt 0niF one adv accepted on each
tract
uLN uAN8ON A CO
aif.tis-5its New rorA niasa
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HAthAMES- Pour Tor state 20 Wash
lnktun 40 handle WESTERN rNnnir
ACCOUNT SYSTEM muai BE- ~ anques
tieued ch&faetrF references and bond TO-
WEAfEhN SYSTEM CO, Chige. Cal
Lane
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A SNAIL AEafNNtNN
Nsa~f III ths aaeesssfai men taAaF made
a feff asaH he4iHHlna aHa fu ntrst sWstl
beginners real estate effefs tte kfrsteat
.sn gaaffu uftiea Few fnsue af tnfEHtM1ht
AZ asafe safe rru are dksif g. ns3 -
1000 rFurf particularly aFouhd a
srosFns fitf ffNe seattle A short ais
fae-s warth % fhe tftY se Afe effsfihs
acre tracts Al
t8ea rEn ACNE
A eaHh paNmaHt 90 aniy tte Is neers
sart balance easy A flaa place Tor NNR
tn make YOUR nesinMlu4
WEST a MitNElaEhY
sos GaHMAM MGNEk
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nls tarkalns tn uafeaeamed watches
and Diamonds AZ The Aanaaa 1sWslfr
80. tak ind az. nest ours nrus store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

NesH AWene mot fqaE ffaas nia rnan
trY ard / wlu ssii fny rhafken and ser
~ ramfh. good house and chicken house
un nies Rad mt rwuntY 1 have lots
rpoa nelKhhurs and school awfsi Kepd
town ~ fmr. ~ / wifl s~ti taf EfeN duwn
ara tta every year You will frs nr
rffrF HmdeNNasn ~ SOFTER. steamer We
nus rief g. h1fafr 10 o. ra
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MAKE MONEY HAfHt%n nEKnlssH
M&m4 F4NeNsFs make more eieHr
saHnsf zach Y~as nff ~ 3 krrss 81 straw
berries fhsn tsugis 90 IN fh@ East or
~ Ice aeFes See car G. ACRE NNAtGA
AZ u4AtkA. fhr greatest berry Faiafaa sere
tiaH On Puget scaH1. eUit On terms ~
90 cash Aa1 81 PEI warth
a II NEWELL. ise suYina street
Af.MoaT OWES AWAY
~ ta acres sell stocked three Dur
Nsga ntk eams hefsa ana bukEY, farm
ing tfaptsnarnts. loss green pasture, itt
i.afhafa iafiuE heaa % Belgian hhres
rusafas sfFfns Wef~f. place located 90
saka roanfF read fsfir waiHs aast
e. "a saEfffir. i'ffcs emily ftfs Terms
fss cash ard Is % e nanfh Take Hea-
sen insefuftaa 20 k&riinsten. see oNusf
a. ttansen's store
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acres On 5000 road. with horse harm
eui outhNiidinsa cos. horse ard iafHs
flprk 81 chirssnes all farming imHiss
rnsnts fruit and berries good water. free
uood srd pasture ucaf eShsai and cars
price 1ftr terms Sc down ana IS per
month So breneman. asa Lunabet Fl
change
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This Adv. Is Worth 81

jusf g. ore hos many - the pufrhass
efH a. fpgisha f*Aa thls paper es have
asriara 90 offer o. aiafpanf 90 AHf scr
squ mo ruffhaSFa vino bflnss 10 ihff
suail sNF NitAin fifs days We aFe Of
ferris fss @ffss % nes ffeh bottom
Lard ai fHuispa fog slft frf she five
sores ~ % cash kaiaHFs ~ ref month
cui ihts s1f nul eonas a. fbs afflcr ard
No VII sifs fou a. discount on frsf
payment pnif one A0s accepted ait
I each tract
Or HANSON co
kits1ilsEft.4if Nsn YORK misrh
AWfEi. CHEAP
NJ 10 sores. with s1t isFihE hens fcar
sapl arrss. cess ~ eaeAs. Ions eFsen
fasinrs. fuabinT spfins asfsf. place ia
cleared Ga macadaniasa rad fsattr
market. Get pnif ftte=fss cash ana -
meath Tahs Neafan intsfaEtssn e.
tAfiiuEier inaaife 81 Hanssu's nss
store ~ aunsf
Fcf sais.~AHfsiir cheap. 10 sores
Hith 30 LAWNS hens hrfss ard ksass
art seed a4ifg Ggas rinHff spaf pas.
tgfs fnf stock Place has tmo gcea
spfinEs Il located % Eeet rounlF read
anly i've winufss asis fFqn station.
seed market prices kshdy Al goes foF
fs2i. on terms ~ tte eoan. t2lanrr -
fsf ufauih Take Tacoma iatsfsg5sn e.
Pacific CITY Hse NJ Rice
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To .pyFRrIsrRs.

Classification cannot be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY ~ p. ~
Mullen. Esoa Ballard aV., OPP
city HAN Phone. Ballard sos
MAIN OFFICE.--Seventh ev~
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850 Ind tft.
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Tried All Three
The Star the Best

Experienced girl for general
houaeWork adult family. no wnHh-
iuK BALLARD set. --ffal1
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state Sc wAshinKtpn rountF wf hins -
John Meffmahs setak ftfst aNs n~'fN'
en cath d~naNee amt esNs
Thal 10 - giftHen - TIE Aatea
states aaA resident ~ lhr city ut K
attic King eeauts washington
Wbaf Scr abomf t@a years hs hhd teNN
.ufg.sinK wMh f4stWia whieh IS itfsi
ueuid gather AMI break - ier = Fn"nsh
fhst whUu Ne commenced taking ~
nastsis Tf~atuaTnl. a aas fAitns Rna
breaking twice week ASH p hss Af.e
~ ratuhai that ne enui1 nat attend e.
any wnfk and ths DEBTORS teiA him p
euala net be cured nithuaf az @pTfN
fiaa anA that ~ wpata hate % less
fhfes nianEhS neFs tHat siHeg - -
BEEN takinA trnstmeas fEats ~ tiaf r
h has oalf gathered aaa 6Eaken 80 80
sna thas - has naeef laaf 1af weFs
during fhs tFratnaeut aea shat en =
napar 10 aaY fhat Re = eafaFls tate4
8ou& HOFFMAN
Subscribed ant sWefn - heiefF ne thts
tstf dNs 81 JuHe. A g tfa7
sea- 81 n IEFF8Hfs
Natarr lutsie "a znt fHf thr state Hi
Weahsns4an res8diuK e. fesftie
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1915

Fifs acres - ftsh. level tisrA lrau
aaa1. ssqaAfsa ussf feuisbul large fuar
asHH sffssW safi u fhe hust in fh~
aHeF tfs rsg fnHush This IL the last
- ffaef - have lsfl u 10 ueffh
As maFk aHE affF BE- ths waite NiFFf
kslgsf faF rssfkaf eard~Hiaa Better
a % aNns
uGE MAsaoN a CO.
ttfssft aiseftf NsN YoFs uless
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For Go acres good fruit and farm ~. ..rs
close 20 Port orchard. Rood fiNe-. .ss,s
house five acres improved " ~
slnshed and burned See -
OREGON INVESTMENT CO.
81 Oriental Block
NARGAfN-eN acres, parHnse xs,e.
proved. chickens ana saraen, PRIV ~.
terms $50 $40 per monih iaNs .epn
50 TO saratora, see Mr. Maile, ewn.-.
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Truck Garden
White River Valley

Ten arvss rich. black saii. fieht in the
heart - fhe berry district Ne better
land On earth nanay 60 Seattle and Ta-
cpruA. ti.te6. casy terms
~ q nnHTIcK q CO.
SIS MAfiau uiag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

Yeung man Twins az home 60 learn
rev spauaf business References foQuitr
"a A Eupd position Co the RANT ono
Call az 1908 Seventh ave city. uetH con
and o a'giufk D. m -=tf
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1888 aa FNNf 4eFes nnaf Y ~
e a. sFes0As wear EAais iihfhpf
HatF sfahss shfam frain Beach ASH
MAafs4 ftHs boat asfAiSss AniF -
nstHHfes srnsu calmaa does fisw
tnaAtna sesu seattle
wss4nm tlk9 aAah talanta mNnfhig.
YER ffnrst % seil. Land llss le*eA
gMA&E pATXtI a SON.
AiA CesfaaH usA
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Fnicrca ag the seattle post ettea -
second class waiter q
one cont per copNs civ cents Yer 0fHh'
er twenty five cents per month NeliN
errd d. mail ef carter No free cortea
10 MAIL SUBSCRIBERS the aste
whfn yNuf subscription expires ~ on ~
atdfrfs iahal cf each pHpfr When NNAi
tatc arrives BIZ vpuf subscription hef NNt
anafn tra. raH tn advance. your name
l. taken frein the liat. A chAnEe or aAts
20 the aftftaa lthri 10 q frrtipt taPN
PEI ycart 81 81 Tor six months
NOTiCE 10 sJnsC0inEhs should
your copt cf The star fai ir trAra feN
~ Ucieck ans svSnlnF, rieAHe ae "
the faNef 10 fall on eur main NitlNel
Sunsct Maia itAoi int, tti, between
anf tao O'Clock. aud Ne viii send fen =
cepx IA enra Nd ynu shoui1 fslse ~ mete
thsn once please telephone us every u'hs
seu miss H. ...t.,.
eur subseflters perfect service ann
n Ia the only way.
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Osteopathy

DR. HOLT. OsTEOPATHtc PLY
qfrfay AND pp,rDsftrRTsT alaa using
electricity. vibration. light cure. dry and
steam baths Eyes treated siasses fit-
ted F0lrth year iu Seattle TREAT
MENTs 400 Tclephons Main af6t.
t17 Peoples Bagk Bldg. Second and
Pike.
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CHEAP. WIDOWS big chicken
ranch. large piece Of land close TO street
cars and Htnreg. only 1915. Terms. tgb
down IS month Free wood and water
Tee Mrs foreman or Henderson. at
Darlington store, on new Renton line Or
Hiiimsn'a cashier. In Times block. III
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NOTICE To CoSrBAcruUH
sealed praFssa4i4 sill - feSeiNsa eHtli
ssptstnhef sa 81 arlaEk = "a ~ u
sfafkafd afEhttset fpf tAs efsestah y
three asn.ssfhaassa ~ district tts hias
faansN " asnlaEtan.
Ffaas ard saral f4ssttans aaa 81 81
qsi4ed insarrnagiea ean - ehsstAed y
me afrhffeet 81 the Poster . hNrfA nileF
He ssfifae az ths board - afrsetafa
3 81 aFAHnAuu. Architect
t4a4E
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81, 800 for Eagle
Harbor Home

Is acres eli cleared except y acre.
good yieR q Seattle i6o chickens. two
cows enc horse two wagons harnsaF.
etc pieN and other farm tools % Hll
kinds one five. room house one barn.
ttN2o. running water, good we'll 90 fruit
tfsea al fenced on county road. thrcr
miles from EAGLE liarhor 5000 caeh.
We Always have what we advertise. This
f. q bargain
OLE HANSON a co.
ai4-sfb-ata-gii New York Block
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
Engadine on the Lake
S10,5 500

We have exclusive eonffei q the most
hesaflfai horne or lake Washl n 81 90.
That hafan - EuEaelne ~ has a larrc
tract 81 Waterfront land Ca EoEy Cove.
VITA = sulradfa boat service and the
most hsnufifaf gFuandE anywhere 81 fhs
state q Washington. There 10 n aharf.
twu bathrooms ffat trees. QUn water
ssslsfn pssH AEhf sFatem. furnace. and
ihs fdnnHf flanara J. have ever sceu Ira
the state il slopes gently 10 the water,
With over ar acre ia fhe maat beautiful
green laws II fuu w8ii call at our Of
flee 10 vii - glad % shaw yuu the
property House has eight rooms and
i fNo YezFs old For sale only ty
OLE HANSON a co
sss-a4s-Sta-si1 NeW York nlock
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If You

Want q dairY farm. caii on
, n RICE a 90
fst ianhrf EsfhanNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

1880 Acres
of
Fruit Land
~ per acre. enir miles from y
TIE swnss MUST ralss money Land
all areaea this 10 sriiina FOR as % $40
pr acre To act fhis re4Yires Quick ac-
nauA u4ds -ii.ft
IMpnovrn NOTION LANp
e Artes close 60 piaiia het w~Hu Seattle
ard Tacoma te acres rich bottom lard.
acres cleared three never fallinR
spTiras the uhels tract cen - irrigated
Small house atnhie chicken hnase an
old orchard Thls plses mnsi y sold a.
pure hAssr The lard a9lpinins this -
held e. itte per acre See ihis te-ners
"a NEWELL ige sprias street
TALK wtru cote
Abaas his Il acrs ranch tvansy landl
good broom house large barn and
ehirknn houses aua Yards fine bearing
orchard Including iarHe and small
ffulta IL lm located ~ miles from
Auburn 90 q good county rpad Fof .
quick sale u "a priced away down. th0N.
viih seed terms Fail particulars az the
offiee
COTE LAND CO.
IND ss1a IN Third Main leat
kpAfNfRTRATOns SALE
H. order ~ court for only 1915, >
room hnuenieW cottage two hiorka from
tracts Of srsund I can arrange any
terms desired en- this property - low
a. $50 cash and Is month Take Ren.
ton street car 81 Occidental and Neaicr
Hse Mr foreman. ~ new store
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At Poulsbo

We are offsriaE five acres ~ good
fuuikhn al tah PEE acre 81 80 each
balance a. pet month ~ spa rasas 81
once Y0u can hnNr a1Hf fh0ire ~ 49,
vfnl fefF fine tfarfa Coed rnuHff fast
81 hpat rural free deliver Hnd seed
neiah bore FFffrtt tide Warranty deed
DIN HANSON A co
atfstit-saes1 NaH vera bleeh
Must ~ az cnfr ~ mathefs , affeA
~ waterfront huue near Seattle ) 9th
~ hi& faMHA. gu4d huAssl ste feet water
front gradual slope 90 water All the
fufhiiuFa Az goes fpf fFq@ down. hal
$40 per month Az soH. AZ hMttef.
steamer Venus fger &. fout ~ NuigsFsifs
~ before 10 m,
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wanted. children to board. three years
and under K sTs4 --i3-27
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ACREAGE
Five acres. Went Of the city. rich land
fine location. price fatQ terms
A. n NEWELL izo Spring street
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20 Acres

on Vashen island Tor sale or exchange
Tor city property only une mile to
wharf aud enc hours ride
T.. DIXON.
Main 90. i4te Third Az Ind 40
-it-16
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ALB

n 40 81
dose %
hsas fern
pfy fsq |
AIS pfy
Iocats
psd pee
road sts
II an6sr n
Il bsstsis
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Fertile Valley

A. Poulabo. IL selling fast No wonder.
Think Of securing five acres OF really
rich land al SIS per acre five acres for
tiib. payable $3.50 cash. balance IA
three years
OLE HANSON a CO
aia-aib-ald.2l7 New York Block
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Three young men to show and sell
property. experience not necessary, #ti
teach You the best business on earih
Honesty and good appearance, ability 20
inspire confidence iu what you say are
essential qualities We guarantee you
$3.50 per month You can make 1850 %
1900 per month. Hnd he t0lr own boss.
Take Navy Yard boats to Hremeft7u.
Inquire for SIR Bennett a. second fruit
stand on wharf
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IosT AsD FOUND.


fass ehAaaels 3eWsi hAk eaHtatHth q
enc diamond crescent end tm9 1t@sAe.sa
flnxa lost rs - 4bssas Ehs ssasti~ hetst
BlkN REGARD ard o. questions AsAs@ "
reformed e. ghs manager 81 So h9isi
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Iafics-ff Yog need any suits coats
or nice dresses made. take thsm 90
Mrs. Ryan. Nho Niii BE- sure 10 please
yoa Meeker Az. three blocks east -
~ r. Kent $50
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This ad vas run In all three Seattle papers.
twas ordered In The Star by Mrs. Adams living
1T 22o2 West 63rd 81.
NOT SINGLE ANSWER came 10 Mrs. Adams
from the ads In the other two papers.
Answers quite numerous from The Star sd.
And girl engaged.
Il am we'll pleased with The Stars resuits" said
Mra. Adams.
"And when aaaln any paper for ADVERTISING
purposes, THAT PAPER WILL BE THE STAR
It's the way with most all those who use
these columns.
Here two things you should consider;
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WORKING man wishes acquaintance Or
iady ~ some mHanHi object maffltnong
B-s 1tar. --I1~l4-g
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

HuTTERWORTH a SON. Professional
Directors and t.icsnsed Emeatners 1921
LIST. OPP Moore The4trs both phones 30
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PILES cure guaranteed. without use
of knife Dr. Mcdonald Puyaiiup.
WASH lii
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Business makes me eai my beautiful
Summer home ~ three large rnomed bun
Hsluw on street car line. fine shads
Trees lawn and flowers See Nj Hen.
dnrs0H ~ Darlington. on ncW Nentau
futefuYhar
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-13
THE VERY LATEST
FADSEFOR THE LADIES

has been the prevailing fashion,
many women prefer a more comfort
able width, and have clung to the
style with a reasonable fullness at
the hem throughout the season. AL
ready the tide is set toward the wild
er width. for the exaggerated cling
ing model was entirely too pro-
nounced for American ideas. The
natural result is a reaction, very
likely to the other extreme, for 1t is
said that we shall see skirts eight
Yards about the hem by October but
that is an other story.
The new model recently intro
duced with princess effect to below
the hips. and an attached section on
full lines, will prove welcome in
novation, as it combines the best
points of the present styles with
comfort and smart lines. The de-
sign illustrates the new mode and is
Just the thing for trotting about. for
trips to town, or for occasions when
smart but not over-dressy gown is
necessary.
The front and back panel with the
close effect about the hips bring out
the lines of the figure in n pleasing
way, while the attached and pleated
side sections give sufficient fullness
for comfortable walking The sleeves
are cut in one with the side body and
have n Tapped seam at the top fin
ished with a row of buttons. The
neck arrangement is very chic with
the embroidered collar and satin tie.
Old blue or banana-colored linen or
rep would develop attractively in this
style, or white. with tie and buttons
of red would be smart for seashore or
country wear.
Considerable attention will be Civ
en- to footwear this season, and to be
really up to date the shoes should
match or tone in with the color of
the gown. This is not always possi-
BILE with the majority of women, but
there are pumps of lusterless brown
buckskin that will prove just the
thing for summer wear with linen
or silk gowns. as they harmonic
with most of the prevailing shades.
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Especial to The Sentinel. ]


New York. Apr. i3=To be strictly
in fashion the waist line should be
from 2 to 6 inches above the normal
line; but. if you wish to be in ad-
vance of the present mode, drop the
line several inches below the usual
location 1t is the new fashion we
may expect before many moons, and
we shall undoubtedly witness some
strange experiments and effects. l
think every one will breathe a sigh
of relief when fashions return to the
normal state, If they ever do Wcm-
en- in general seem to be making des-
perate attempts to break away from
old forms and customs in dress, as
well as in other phases of life; so,
perhaps, the worst is still to come.
One never realized how awkward
women are in walking or what clum-
sy ankles the average member of the
gentle sex possesses until the close
trailing skirt, with no petticoats be
meath, came in fashion. A walk
down the avenue behind a group of
fashionable danes gives one the i'm
preston that the feminine gender is
about as graceful as a flock OF geese.
Most of them toe in with either one
or both feet. or their ankles are thick
and bowed. the high heels accentuat-
ing the fact Dear woman. If you
could only walk and see yourself at
the same time. you would want to fly
away to the wilderness and hide
yourself.
A novelty just introduced in the
world of fashion is the alms-bag or
pocket. These little pockets are de-
signed to be worn with certain
gowns, matching them in color, and
are supposed to contain handker-
chief, purse or powder puff. Some
times they are made of leather, rich
ly embroidered, or cloth thickly COW
cred with beads, and are finished
with fringe or tassel They are cop
led from old pictures and are decid-
edly artistic when worn with the
fashionable one-piece gown.
Although the very narrow skirt
The daily sentinel., 1909-04-13
Annual Election of School Directors.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the legal voters
of School District No. One in the
county of Mesa, will be held at the
Lowell school building on the first
Monday of May, 1903, for the pur-
pose of electing directors as follows:
One director for one year.
One director for five years
And for the purpose of voting a
tax on taxable property in the dis
trict as provided for in section 63 of
the school law.
The ballot box will be opened at
the hour of pm. and closed at the
hour of pm, and at pm. the
meeting will be organized for the
transaction of any other business per-
tanning to school interests that may
legally be brought before it.
THOS. e. HUDSON,
Secretary School District No. One,
County of Mesa.
Posted April 8, 1909.