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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
PEOPLE BUY
MOOSE PASS MINE

SEWARD. Alaska. July al Seat.
tie business mon, represented BY
William Holmes aud u II Fents
have purchased the mining property
Of William falrinAn and John Mad
son. on Quartz creek. 10 tho MOOSE
Pass region. Tho property csnslstt
Of placer and quartz claims. and the
purchase price IL $4,000. par, Of
which vas paid IN cash The deal
wna made through the efforts ii 7.
.. Cofisw,
About three weeks ago Holaea.
foats and Coflcy visited this prop
crty and the terms Of the deal we're
practically deieuained a. that fime
Holmes and Fouts returned 10 So
attic 10 consult with their asso
GATES Holmes rcturped 10 seward
on the steamer Ohio and closed the
matter
The purchasers are mon Of ample
means and tho work u developing
the property and placing II on a
producing basis wlll besin a. soon
a. supplies and machinery can be
placed on the ground These viii
be transported over tho nesiY made
trail from mile -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
ID Calls from One Ad.

The ad you see here ran In The
Star Just one day.
Four.room Furnished cottage. In
Guiding plano. us Phone Xso1t.
II was ordered by Ryan & Co.
1924 y Union IT,
The first party did not want the
cottage,
But the second one did and took
II.
Twelve more called after II was
rented.
Fourteen calls weren't bad on one
insertion, eh7
When the ad was ordered, this ia
what Ryan q Co. said
Just run this nd one day. That'n
be enough"
Sure, Mike. and II was.
Main 1860. md. iai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
PAY STREAK PEOPLE
BRING DAMAGE SUIT

Alta meeting Of the owners Of the
different Pay Streak attractions.
George Olson vas retained A. At
torney for them In their combined
suit against the Seattle Electric
company for damages a. a result Of
having no lights for over hour
during the busiest part Of the even
Ing Wednesday night
There are about 90 attractions on
the Pay Streak. which Mr.. Olson
represents Their Individual claims
range from 800. the lowest. to
about 5000. the highest Tho total
In all will not figure less than f2s /.
900. II il thought, The Monitor and
Merrlmac also claims to have 70.
turned 500 admissions. while many
Of the other shows turn IN state.
ments almost aH large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
A CLOSE SHAVE
Many Of Them Happening Every
Day But Soon ferpetisn

Day But Soon Forgotten
Close phavca would be Of more
frequent occurrences but for the
tender faces Of many men, which
will not permit Of shaving of,cn,
Heretofore. nothing has been said
IN these columns about posiam. =
new skin discovery. In connection
with IL use after shaving. ltH
publicity and aalcs have been con.
fined almost exclusively to TIA 70
mArkabls properties as an eczema
cure; Il stops the itching al once
and cures The worst cases Ia a
few days While the application
Of poslam after shaving Il one Of
Ia minor uses. such as Tor pimnles
the complexion. etc. shavart will
lind II revelation, a. II does
for abfaalonh. roughness and severe
scrapinEa what Il does for all man
nor Of skin difficulties heals and
cures IN a few hours II Is the
only article possessing real anti.
septic and curative value that has
ever been exploited for this lpur.
pose. and will soothe and tone up
the skin as no toilet preparation
could poaalbly do.
PoslAm can be had for fifty dents
At any reliable druggists, rarficu.
larly the Quaker DRUG Co. 10is
First nv. and t06 Pike 1t. who
make a speciality Of It. Or the
Emergency Laboratories, No 80
W, 2sth st.. New York city, will
send a trial supply free by mail to
any one who will write for Il This
Ia sufficient to show results In "A
hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
BAKE OVEN CURES
WOMAN OF rs

Oven treatments as administered
BY Loughney 4 Loughney. 22o-22s
Peoples Savings Bank building
For three months before visiting
the famous Bake oven specialists
Mrs. Van Brocklin could not walk
She had 10 be helped TO the offices
but after one treatment she ex.
pericnccd a miraculous change. The
Intense pain she suffered bad pass.
ed and she LEFT the treatment rooms
and went to her home without AZ
tlstance.
ITS wonderful" she declared. Y
wouldn't believe such a thing were
possible had I no, undergone the
eSpcrlcuce. for | had come to the
conclusion that little hope for relief
was LEFT for me. That Bake Oven
Ia q GodHend invention. and every
sufferer from rheumatism and kin.
bred ailments owes IT a debt OF
gratitude"
Loughney & Loughney want TO
cure sufferers They charge moth.
Ing Tor consultation. and have In
their office a medical doctor and
trained nurses who give every at.
tention to women patients. Office
hours. a. m. to 6 p. m. daily.
Sunday. from . n. m. to noon only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
FRANCE HAS PLAN TO
INCREASE BIRTH RATE

annum, would Increase to 10000
q year The professor proposes to
raise the goney by imposing a
heavy death duty Of 30 per cent on
all collateral lnheriiaheea and alt
estates loft By parents to an only
child.
NJ ncaullou suggests that no civil
servant or municipal official should
be appointed To bis office until he
II the parent VI three children This
stipulation would apply to women
officials RR we'll "a men NJ beau
lieu also advocates an annual roduc
ton Of the salaries OF bachelor aud
aplnater officials.
A bill has heen placed upon the
table " the French chamber max.
ing Il punishable ofiense 10 refuse
To accept " To send away tenants
from dwclllurn because OF their hay.
ms children,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
GETTING ENTRIES
FOR LOCAL RACES

W d. Wallace. of the Olympic
Motor Car Co. Seattle distributor
of Peerless. Thomas. Chalmers De
tfoit. Pope Hartford aud Hudson
cars for 1910. II busy IN the East
this week with the several factories
named. making preparations faf the
motor rncea IN Seattle next month
A number OF different cars, Il ia
expected, will be- entered b. the
olympic Company representing
their several factories. Much IN
terest ~ folt IN motor circles over
the entry of several Of the more
powerful cars handled By the olym.
pie. as u means q definite promise
of much that IL spectacular and
thrilling In tho coming battle f0f
Trophies aud supremacy IN anaee
attenuation by the twentieth cen
fury bcnrinc flyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
OF FRANCE
AND GAR Of RUSSIA
MEET IN CONFERENCE

CIiERnOuR0. France. July al
The ear Of Russia aud President
rallioroa Of France exchanged Waits
today, following the arrival Of the
Russian fleet, encortins the imperial
yacht STANDARD, In The harbor The
firrt official function today will be
q dinner IN board the French crula
or vcrito, on which the president Is
making his headquarters
The booming OF guns of the coast
today announced tho arrival Of the
Russian fleet The ear, ofafina
aud the imperial famlly'a children
were aboard the STANDARD
The French channel fleet received
the royal visitors. the vefitei with
Faiiicfea and other hlgh officials OF
tho government ON board lying neat
tho shore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
IN THE AUTOMOBILE WORLD
SEATTLE WILL HAVE a
REAL AUTO RACE MEE,

couple " days Of tho real thlnf
The meeting of Indianapolis takes
place ~ The latter end Of neu
month. md from there ail The best
drivers IN The country are expected
to come on II has been the part
Of The Star 10 advocate The fact
that Barney Oldneid who rs HaR
on tour. should be- brought here.
and oYory effort will be nnde on
that behalf IN fact. II may be-
stated right hero that those doubt
lng 1homnaea who have chat refiea
tons on u hypothetical meet mas
rest assured that the whole thing
will be carried OUT with Just lit
tie BIT more Of the Seattle spirit
than usual
II may be- added that the meet
Ing will be- made an annual affair
and that tho Meadows track will b.
made into an auto speedway second
to none 10 the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
MORE CONVERTS ARE
REPORTED THIS WEEK

Cadillac sos" have been sell
ing we'll this week In the nelEhhor'
hood Of Seattle Another WOMAN,
Hho has cone TO find that a good
machine IL mere or lesa Of neees.
atty, Il Mas Helen Brown. Who
bought q now car this seek J. @
kotchum. Of 8thnwood. il likewise
a convert 10 tho ranks. and had a
machine delivered within the last
few days Another car went 10 A.
G. 81 John. OF chehaila. aud a
fourth 10 y y BARR. Of Fails City.
both In this state Doubtless the
good roads campaign IL responsible
Tor the popularity o. the auto
throughout Washington. William
Z. Butler. prcflden, Of the frst Ma
tionai bank Of Everett has also
bought new car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
GARBAGE CART AND A
STREET CAR COLLIDE

VIII an omlnous crash which re
vcrberatcd up and down the street,
a garbage wagon bearing lioense
No. so7 plunged fun tilt into Green
Lake car No 5gi at Spring st. and
Second ay. this morning.
The team which was hauling the
garbage wasoa ran avay doxn the
hill nom Third. ard the Green Lake
car crossed south lust as the wagon
reached Second. No enc Was hurt.
and considering the fearful Impact
and the huge weight Of the wagon
and tho car combined. there vas but
little damage done The Oh horse
OF the team was cut about the loss,
and that was all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

PARIS. July 81 France. helms
uilll uneasy on the subject Of race
suicide. has decided to take drastic
steps TO remedy matters, aud in the
autumn session OF parliament pro
posalu 10 increase the population
will be put forward
The two schemes which have AZ.
tnctod the most attention arc those
drawn up by NJ, pAnl Leroy leau.
lieu an eminent economist and
Prof Riuhet OF the Academy Of Med
iclno.
NJ Richot nroposca that tho state
shall pas bonuses on every baby
exeopt the first born, A second
baby would bring a payment OF
500. and every succeeding one a
bonus Of s2O0 NJ Richet believes
that under this system The number
OF births. which il now 10000 per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
Victoria With a Princess

Princess Victoria leaves At 300
q. 10. daily fer Vancouver via Vie
ioria. The real modern steamship
OF the Pacific coast. giving daylight
views Of the Sound. Straits Of Fuca.
the famous Active Pass. Gulf Of
Georgia. passing IN faii view Of the
salmon fishing fleet At the mouth
Of the Frazer.
Canadian Pacific Ry.. SEQ First
avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
EUROPEAN CRITICS SAY THAT
The EXHIBIT 10 VERY
uooo.

From the art critics Of Europe
come favorable comment on one Of
the leading art exhibits at the
A.YsP opposition. the wood In
tAfclh work Of the 0cfman Artist
Hahercr, shown In tho Oriental
building The collection MAS
shown In several European cities
before being brought TO Seattle III
rector Won saherr Of the Art Acad'
emy Of Harlem. said " the exhibit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
THOUSANDS ENJOY
The MUSICAL TATTOO

The remarkably fine drilling and
playing OF the Sixth. Duke Of Con.
naughrs Own. Rifles Haglo band
was easily the striking feature Of
the international Military Tattoo
Nvn BY five bands at the etposi'
tlon Stadium last eveniuE. The
Canadian hugiefs executed a beau,i'
inl and precise drill. and accom-.
panied Il with martial music which
called forth repeated applause
sisuof Liberhtl and Prof. Wagner
aifernaied In condueiinE the Assem-
hlage u musicians Fully s.oeQ
people iillcd the Stadium to witness
the production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
BATTLE WILL
Be REF0UGHT
pgWGTs MEMORABLE rlohT
TO De REPRODUCED IN
FIREWORKS.

The display Of fireworks at the
foot Of the Pay Streak. on the eA'
position grounds. tonight, will In
clude The battle Of Manila, the
spectacular production already Civ.
en- twice at the fair By the HIT
Bros Fireworks company OF Seat
lie, Several new features will be
added 10 the hig pyrUiechnieHl dis
inlay. The Battle OF Manila Is
undoubtedly the most pretentionh
fireworks display that has yet been
attempted at the fair. and is one
OF the biggest speciaclea that has
ever been seen on the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
ENJOY TRIP ON FOX

Through the courtesy OF G NJ.
Hennci, and @. l. Hallewell, a par
" Of newspaper men we're taken
Tor a spin on the Sound yesterday
afternoon 10 the cosy launch tox
Mr. Bennett and Mr.. HalloNeli
proved To be excellent hosts. and
the seribes returned to dry land
with profuse thanks and smiles
The launch owners intend to place
the For at the disposal Of the Press
club IN several outings during the
summer. The Fox is one Of the
neatest spcedert on the Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
A.-Y.-P. ART SHOW
CAUSES COMMENT

THE examples OF wood intafela
OF ilabercr's are by far the finest
IN the world. and are superior to
that of our own museum. where the
best 10 supposed to be found
Director stoenhoff Of the imper.
lai museum. Amsterdam. in speak
Ing Of the collection said In y
certain sense. the wood intareia
looks n first Ike play. but Il mef.
ita more attention than mAnY a IA
nous painting II may be true
that ~ newnesa. OF its reihstatink
By Haberof 10 IT, present beautiful
form IL responsible Tor ia popular
ny. yet II Ia highly artistic and
beautiful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
PRETTY AUTO GIRLS
TO HAVE A MOTOR
BOAT PICNIC NEXT

Nov wouldn't Il Jar you TO think
that whole lot u the incest Fifls
10 Seattle are going to have a pic
mic on Lake Washington next week
Just because they have ueyarbeen'
introduced They are the young
women employed IN the auto gar
ages and Offices Of the city.
Last time Mas Bfidseman Of the
White Steamer Company vas the
hostess. and now Il Il the turn Of
the popular Mlss EohIostalh. and
instead Of an auto party on dfy land
With kettles oi tea 10 end up slth.
II will BE- a launch party on the lake
With the sane tea kettles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
.DlACkMA|lEns WANT
$4,000 FROM MAN.

DENVER, Colo, July 5i.~-Iamoa
A. McCiurg. son.iniaw Of David n.
Noffntt capitalist and railroad
builder. has been made a victim Of
aiiempiod hlachmAll Letters tere
received BY McClurK demanding
400 refusal being followed With
q threat to dynamite the Mcciafs
hnma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

Suffering indeserlbable pain, with
practically every part Of her body
aching. unable to sleep peacefully
or walk without assistance, Mrs. G.
Van Brocklin. IS years old, living
at 2Sis y Ward st.. Seattle. after
two years Of trouble with rheuma.
tism. declares she has been con.
pleteiy cured after taking Bake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

der fof q Hudson co. du. :.
i've next month. NJ T.. 2 4
Kemp nfe both euthnsla,,I,aa a a
iata and With he arrival Z, 'a'Tt|
aes Hudson 20 they e1se, y !, ~
millnHzo themselves wl,b ~. 2
mo aandafful scenic trs.' 1alt 4
l1g great northwest ofdInsTIs 4
yond reach N any small -, :
Hudson la equipped with ~ ~
Dlanl equal q any lonsdl,is.sms. 4
nation from The tourlat's s,s s1.s =
aud Be- q distinct lnnoyatlas4 s I.
tenlm Of small cars, for vi ~, q
lance work "ats|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

Cadillac "30a" arc coming BY the
carload this nert wcek-three Of
them IN fAct-And Of this eonslsn.
mont nearly al are already sold
Want onef We'll. you'll have 10
hurry n you wish immediate deiis.
cry Of this most popular car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
PUT WIRES UNDERGROUND.

For the third time the city coun.
eli finance committee yesterday re-
ported fayorably on the hIli placing
all wires In the downtown section Of
the city underground, Electrical En-
gincor ] D. Ross Appropriated the
cost nj about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
OSTEOPATHY

Electricity. vibration. light ihsr.
spy, hot air sweat baths. and other
drugiess methods Optical room,
for fiitinF glasses ard treating eysa
Best equipped offices In Seattle. Con.
sultht.an free Treatments o. each
A. Holt. Oatoopath and optielan.
tsf.s-s Peoples Bank Bldg. second
and Pike Main ztsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
NOTED CANADIAN DIES.

VICTORIA, u. C.. July al
Gavin Hamilton. OF the Hudson Bay
company, who was IN charge Of
New Caledonia district In the early
days OF British Columbia. died late
yesterday He was a relative Of
Lord MacAulay and nephew Of DR..
Rae, the explorer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

A new white Steamer car waa
sold this week 70 Mrs. D I Dun.
bar. Of Seattle. who IL especially
pleased with her purchase The
car IA a Model %. and vii be used
for the purpose Of making many
pleasure trips throughout the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

c II Weber. Of the I'm 4 p.,a
& Weber has en- routs a. 4 =
Chalmers 30 touring can it.,ii1|
to arrive hero the latter ~ =
ueri month Much lntsfss, il,sse|
10 the arrival Of The 1915 no1l5c|
the Pacific coast, a. De =
hood increased wheel HE -
touneau and more power NJ -
embodied IN the 1910 no<sll h
make Il one Of the most cesii
cars over used for lohrtisz,1
touring 10 the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
CANADIAN PACIFIC
IS GETTING B||'

VANCOUVER D. G.. ID, !,
The Canadian Pacific rallss, !. u
new move on hand that il ,.,,,'.'
as a direct reply 70 Jsmes j ~
invasion Of Canadian Psan y.
tor along The iniernaiiun.I ~
AIRY line on The pfAiries
The now proposal Il ina, !, /
short line from SPOKANE ! N
eouYef tapping he oou,,,, n
medlateiy 10 the nortk Of N ( n
& p the llll line. M ~.
Northern has Tor three ye.u
engaged 10 building aeetioss 4 4 |
v v q =, soms On "a n
Of The boundary line, hu, a. -
IN British Columbia are lrsn.s,s|
ly 10 the north Of he bpls.,7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
BUYS A HUDSON "2O'

III. Kemp. Of the sehsabasher
Iron a Steel Co. hiss placed an or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31
The Raleigh
Turkish Baths
MEN ONLY.
Fourth Az, between usIon and Pike.
No further comments necessary.
DOWNING, HOPKINS q HyEu. Inc.
Established iss5j
BROKERS
Stocks. Grain and Provisions.
10th Phones 40. Private wires.
sof-9os-aoo Alaska BIdg.

The Raven prescription ssrvies
means that the doctors skill In pre-
serlbln9 ls most efficiently supple
mented by the druggists skill In
eompoundlnp. RAVEN DRUG Co,
1910 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

After all. Seattle IL going to have
an automobile race meeting of IN
own. with all the varied contests
thrown In, In spite Of what has been
written Ia tnoae columns to the
oontfary-or not 10 the contrary but
rather In spirit Of unhellef that
the meeting could ever take place
A now manager has come 10 the
front and has taken hold with
firm hand aud some OF the details
at least are ready for the public
Al the motor cycle races viii be
pulled OF At the Stadium IN the
opposition grounds, aud TOT
the occasion the track Will be
banked At each corner in the ap
proved style. and will be made az
aafn ~ any track In the world.
eliminate Danger Points.
The Meadows track. on which all
the speed aud long distance con
tests will be- settled. ia 10 be put In
thorough racing order and a large
hum u money viii be spent IN max
Ing II the best and safest track that
can be devised. Tho principal sos
ernlng all these ren0Yatioha sill be-
first and all the time. the eiimiaa
tioh Of all danger points
Tho dates fixed for the carnival
and already sanctioned By the Al.
tomobllo Association Of America.
arc Sept :. .. 10 aud II and the
flfsi day will be- held ~ n daf OF
strict carnival. when the queen Of
the parade will delight Seattle
on a gorgeous float This iady vii
be elected BY the general public
who will attend tho fair. from the
first Of August 10 the first Of Sep
TENDER. each person passing The
gates hainE eniiiled TO one vote.
Hlllcilmblns Contests.
on the 9th OF September the BIN.
climblng contests will take place On
Queen Anne hill. and the fesi Of the
meeting will be- devoted 10 the Mea.
dowH. where there will be held a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-31

on the 9th OF September the BIN.
climbing contests will take place On
Queen Anne hill. and the fesi Of the
meeting will BE- devoted 10 the Mea.
dowH, where there will be held
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-13

\ Newark woman who lives in an
apartment house changed her iceman
not long ago. and the next day The
youth who drove the team for the new
man put the piece Of ice on the dumb
waiter in the basement to be hoiStcd
up She pulled away.
~Heavens." she exclaimed, tina
new iceman certainly gives good
weight"
After much effort she got the dumb
waiter up to the kitchen level. To her
amazcmeut, there was small boy SIT
ting upon the lee. With what little
breath she had left she demanded;
what in the world did you make me
pull YOU up here for?'
why" replied the youngster Il
thought maybe the cake would be too
heavy for you 10 lift, SO ! came mp to
help you off with It ."-Lippincott's.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-13

THs tHaft-Isa Ns.un fnr Nut
#0 $500 a combined plib ..sseu
pr, $500 aua Hs uHh $3.50 ur.t az
= a.0I.et INSTEAD of oto.t. Lee
son fof p.. "a At s.'nrs au1
Roll cali Sup,rsuIors trou I.th
81 1ath centuries. inclusive.
military equipment oi ihat period
Mis- Curlin
Shakespeare portrayal ~ cttld.
hood. Mrs brady
Character sto,ch Of Arthur Mrs.
Gray Nluu
Why are tho scenes OF At and
At .u Northampton?
How were the arras hung
Gle laeaning 1i attendants iirst
speech
Explain sad as night
DO YOU think that Hubert felt
sure. IN his own mind, that he would
execute hla bloody commission
Does this scene make the fate
awaiting Arthur seem more tragic
Which. from dramatic stand
point. is most impressive, Com
stances despair or the scene between
Arthur and Hubert?
Do you feel less interest 10 the
play since Constance has dropped
out2
How many times was John crown
edo
What effect does this last corona
ton have upon his mobiles?
What does Pembroke request OF
John and why?
Do you think the lords knew of
Johns intentions toward Arthur?
What conclusion does John reach
after his mobiles leave him?
Note contrast between Johns Iof-
ty speeches and mis- real character
Does he show real grief over his
mothers death?
What is meant by Ascension
day."
What does Falconbridge report as
to conditions throughout the coun-
try?
What motive prompts Hubert to
deceive John about Arthur's death?
Why does John rejoice that Ar
thur still lives?
Note the numerous brief, pithy
sentences in the play, which might
be called proverbs.
MRS. SIMPSON, Leader.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-13

IH, astIr.H. ..WHt Nas tH, rsl.
.t4 l.I,tI i# .f tH, aHH#t asaius
Wham saua est int Hrnef shafts ~
ue.auHs .fIts vtt directed lH#
auatt Fsfud fa -uftHud tImerf WHh
au atmosphere ~ mtsi.fs which was
calculated o. Im.'~. upon tH' rts3ul
g., ~ his ,stims iils r"am was BE-
daotod with skulls aud skeletons.
brsh trade Ia quarkefy Ngs carried
uu B., women e. Wright iu hi-
haok. THE Go,@ uld iimr- records
the fact that iu the year l1>i a Mrs.
Joanna stephens was awarded ta"E'
by thp English government fr a
proper discovery madc bs her fur the
cure VI the stone This proper dis
cooery adds Mi Wright consisted
of powder a dccoetiou and pills 'h"
last named being formed from cal, in'd
snails. with carrot seeds hips aud
haws. ia" compound being burnt TO
hlackness and then mixed with soap
ana honey