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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
CUBANS ATTACK
RURAL GUARDS
Fatal Result OF False Rumor
Concerning Payments.

SANTIAGO. Aus - As th# r.
Hut - aIHs uman tba American
Authafiass auali H1t rtF fHa Cuban
soldiers uh =. Ham#s s.He uai HH tHe
lets prior 90 the payment IaHf month
al Guantanamo. d ftIsl sHuHIel be-
tween rural guards aHH sHraE.I Ca
bans who NrfT awaiting payment
pyrurrvi hat uiFhf "a guaslIaa. a
viliiss four miz#s ffam santiago
There Nru. 60 meu Ia HH.. aut
many 81 them haI n.aH waiting eos j..
rrai days Co draw theIf uaHss fnefe
vas muHh sfuHlHHr .muuH fHtw.
aud HHallY Generals QaIutr lalrfa
and Vegas aiiHesf#i Chem Hut NifH
NJ auH.ezf Tia fslI#srs became
metre dia4riafiy and capt iaiiaf. -
the rural euar1 tu HttemufinE -
maintain orirr. u5a aaaauifaI alfk
stones aud butflra auI uAa shot iH
the arm
4 general nsht resulted between
the ruralra AMI fhr 81 s1'Hi.aH Ia
w Which three men NHfr kIiIHi autHIFhH
aHI tNrsNc auuutet Tau 20 tbs
latter died fhIH morning Mans -
the camhalauta reea ys1 sufhf iHlurs
les fhere Nrrs ten AmHraan a1I#
iirfs present EuariIHs Col Meade
ths pas master. but iEsy Hffe aritf=
81 NOT ta IRE unless 60 rraieHt them
selves The rurslrs. Wha numbered
twenty men. had succeeded Ice part
allt in fv-estahiisAInn order ahea
Gen castillo arrived If quickly
4uIsted the eN.H aidiHrs rs explaining
that ihr ruuuru about the nan-pay
meBi n evrtaiu % ihg msH wefr "a
correct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
AGREE ON A
KANSAS MAN
Democrats To Make J. @. John
son Vice Chairman.

1T LOUIS No Aug - The an
uauur,msnt II appointments on the
executive ways and m'ans and
printing committees % ttr national
Democratic committee will be made
ln feN days by rN-6ioy William J.
sf1ur. Nhp ia acting chairman Of
chat body Il H. about settled that
! q johnson. Of Kansas. will IN
mtts vice chairman = the executive
committee. Gov stone IL At present
sandins letters e. members II the
nutlunai committee notifying them
- their appointments As snan az
he recrlYvH hcecptAncen he Wili make
rubtIe the complete list 81 appoint
msufa. The executive committee, Of
which Senator ] X Jones. by fcso-
iuiIaH. ih chairman. viii consist OF
eleven members. the ways and means
~ seven. and the printing committee
~ five members
According ta the best information
abfainahir she following are likely G.
be members 81 TIA executive com
WItisr clayton. Alabama Gahan.
Illinois Walsh Iowa Mef.san
9ha Campbell. Srw York. Tilimau,
south Carolina stnue. Missouri lex
HffIeai German Maryland. Wilson.
Colorado. Wall Wisconsin
Thomas gahan. - Illinois trey
Woadaan - Kentucky. and VILLA N
! %tane ~ Missouri. siil BE- the lead
IHE men in the Democratic national
organisation from nos until the next
national committee = the party t.
selected by ths national convention
THrse four vii b. members - the
executive committee - tho natiouai
COMMITTEES. and wtii practically man
aEe The party anairs according 50
fhe statement made yesterday BY a
man officially connected slth the ma
tarai committee
Since the meetiuFs % the Demo
cratic national committee IN -
Louis iu MAy and in chicago In Juiy.
T'Humaa Canaan 10 regarded ~ the
party leaders a. one - the ahlest
men on the committee His knosi-
riEc - national politics AMI cundi-
tiaua a. shown by his speeches be-
fore the committee. compelled the
admiration - the leaders W J
fifyau was NJ both meetings. and ex-
pressed the wish that Mr.. 9Ahhn -
named on the executive committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
HER LIFE is
THREATENED
Candy and . Note Received
BY Mrs. Chsrsha

WILMINGTON. Del. Aag - -
Mra James q Charsha is aFitAtei
over a mysterious box . candy shc
found on her porch a few days ago
aarumpa b note which rrad
Eat this and be merry. for Sc shall
die ~ this Doesn't Kill something
cIHe wilt
Mrs Charaha fas received through
the malls thirty aeufrila4a aud
Threatening Anonymous lettnra and
the sending ~ the candy appears TO
BE- the culminati0u Il an attempt 81
make her ne miserable IN she back
yard box containing white pow
der. supposed to be arsenic. was dis
covered
This box and the candy have been
sent 60 Frank Il. smith. who - max
Ing an analysis Sir ana Mrs CHAR
aha have an idea who The sender -
the letters and the mysterious hoy
is ana they have called tn State he
t-rtive Witsli. 10 whom they have
eHnnird their susplci IONS but 50 far
the p1at1riee authorities have not
been afneialiy notified ~ the scurrii-
ou# letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Billiards In a Tomb.

A. Auahahad iu magnificent
maua1irum surnnuuicd hY three
marble .damss. wherein jehanFir. the
ancient governor - the country. and
hIs two sons sleep their last sleep
Faf yrafs this tomb has been derert
81 and ahauinned. but recently some
English officers - the Allahabad gar.
rIaou conceived the idea = turning u
iuto a hliilari saloon. and according
ly had the Interior decorated and
LIGHTED by electricity. and Installed a
splendid billiard table. soon The Re.
mains = poor Jehansir vii trrmbis
with fright a. TIE Joyous shouts Of
laughter which disturb their rcpose
La Suisse" Geneva.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
AT
SAN FRANCISCO
a Woman Badly Diseased In
That City.

WASHINGTON. = g. Aug. "a
Mira l. " TaId. e. british subject.
who IL now In the san Francisco pest
houHe. suffering from lopfoav. will be
sent Co Hawaii She contracted the
disease in 1899 while working In the
san Frunoizro Pest House. and went
to the Hawaiian Islands ana remain
81 there until November u. is1s.
when she lcft and attempted To- reach
the Emitted state she took passage
at Honolulu for Japan. and from
Japan SHE shipped hy the Canadian
Pacific I'm, To- Victoria, Il g.. thence
coming across he border ~ thu
United States. reaching san Francis
co December -. avoiding the marine
hospital examination Mt that point
Her condition and the story Of her
case were discovered by the immI-
grant inspector nj san Francisco lie
took the matter up. with the result
that q specialist made an examiua-
ton Of the woman finding that she
Is badly diseased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
TWO GREAT
COAL TRUSTS
With q Joint Capital OF SloA,
100000.

PITTS utBli. Pa Aug - Two
c1usoa tatiuns - essii mining inter
eata have been completed here sith-
ln the last fortnight Ntfeh Witi AT
feet the cnnsumaFH ~ hitumiuuua
Cotl throughout the Atirslssiurl and
Ohio valleys ana the great isksa res
giuu pue = the MauauE8h River
Cati and coke company. aaA siH
by October l. have complete control
~ an tns available coal sanIa uprrz
ntet end unopened hrtWfa tbe fret
p1ol at piiiHbufN ana MarEautaNu.
~ Va. on tHs same stream the pre-
sent had ~ slack Hater unviEatiuu.
The second ia tEr TiftabufE Coal
company. II includes what are HtYi=
"a railroad coal cum ranlea. owning
Toe concerns AMI an their various In
tsresfa Including coal decks al the
various Permits lu tha great lakes.
1--WE cnal railroads ia the miuiur re-
g.ans and over - aoo acres - coal
lands most - if In fcs simple
The total capitalization ~ the two
concerns Hiii De- tial ass. 0aa. - y hi-h
th. railroad combination has 80 elo .
go and tHs HNrF ruai SO. aan 80 Tho
river combination aaus anB controls
rs out ~ ias properties along the
Manuue4a-la river fram pItfaHurH q
point ~ miles south ~ Wlil absorb
81 river trans urtatiau lines. which
ovu go steamboats, ani between
3 Con and teaa esal baFgea and tow
boata y VIII awu aii the eaal e'e-
yatarr uud Yards where the Pitts
burg product Is handled betwr~u
HraWuss Iilr an the Monansahsla and
SeN Orleans The average output -
fhr mines ia this combination sN-
seeds usa Hoo tone year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
HAVE NO FEAR
OF THE TRUST
New York Butchers Will Fight
Beef Combine.

SEw YORK Aug % -pcspite the
threat Of the beef trust TO corner all
u the available cattle IN the West.
the Eastern retail butchers. who
have have decided to fEht the trust
went right ahead with their plans to-
duy
ThoHa tn charge u tho hRht In this
city said there was M question that
the plan, In - far rs 1t relates to
New York. AZ least. would De put
through during the present year. TIE
subscriptions 81 sos. 900 for building
Independent slaughter houses here
were considerably Increased here to-
dsy. and many ~ the retailers are
ready 60 take more shares II II ia
desired to allow any one person 10
hold more than twenty shares
There iH some doubt about the par
tictpatiun 81 John u. Rockefeller in
the enterprise. but Il IL said now that
william g Whitney and the capital
lists associated With him In business
are Interested In the project and may
nsEiHt In lighting tho trust. This ru-
NOR, however. has not been confirm
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
MUCH DAMAGE
FROM DR0UTH
Crops Are Burning Up in New
York State.

ROCHESTER, y y Aug. -
Nan and beast actually auusrlns Ger
want af water. which lu not to De-
had save iu Omitted quantities.. beams
and POTATOES - JrIrd up ard stunt
81 that ths discouraged growers in
many Instances Say that the apollo
gies fur crops Viii mot pay far tht
satteflas applies and other fruits
dWttfed by tHe lone lack SO rain.
aHr dropping from the tHrrs= These
are some ~ the conditions that the
heAreelrk FARMERS ara hshuHs In Al.
mast every part - every county ~
Western NaA York.
A. III this were uat Hnuugb aHafka
ffam passing ensIn-s have started
scores ~ urra. anil aulf tsspsrtte
work ia k.epus lhc hungry flames
unAsr control Around eunIate" ia
Sa-ahru county tbs HHHke ia 20
isnae ta4t breathing f. diWeuh and
a. Hrr daapit, he BIZ fight waEed
ulrhi aud d1ys D. consuming crops.
woodland cattle and ln spmv eases
hauaes aHi haaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29

one case Chlifren.s Heavy Fieeced
Jersey Ribbed shirts and Drawers.
nizc 10. at. each - s.s-s...4#....s Zoe
Ons case Chiidreus Finest Pure Aus
traiian Wool Shirts and Drawers.
made Of the nnest ana purest Aus
traiihu wool beautifully finished
size 10 M each ................ zoe
Two cases Mems Finest Australian
Wool Shirts and Drawers; extra
heavy huny feeces " you are look
ing FOR tho best these Will suit you
exactly o. value only, each. 81 30
one case Childrcn'r Elcecef Heavy
Jersey Ribbed Unlon suitr perfect
htting grand wearing. ioc value.
only per suit ....#..............s. ZJc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
MEETING OF
THE COUNCIL
4 Discussion Over a Liquor
License Transfer Is Held.

The APPLICATION % 7. Mclaughlin FER
a transfer Of his liquor lirsaae from
1879 First avenue To- 1906 FIRST avenue
was the occasion for a sharp discus,
sion between members ~ the city
council last night The police. IT,
cense and revenue c1mmltiee recon-
rnAnded the rejection ~ X zppica-
tIon. McAfdle stated ma 10 had
always been the practice ~ the apuu-
ell TO allow liquor dealers e. move
from one place % another without
waiting 70 have their trauafers per-
fected BY the council. IT may be-
ne said. that the action - thr conn
uittee - due 70 tire fact that cauu-
Gilman Diiler h conducting rH-
loon IN the same block
Councilman Dilier remarked that
he had not opposed the application
on personal grounds = told form
er applicant that h. would lose
money by going into business there. 2.
said Dilier "Severtheiasa. Z propose
20 have something % say about IT,
censes a. long as ! am a member ~
the council"
Casiiernan then stated that the
reason why the committee had re-
jected the application was that they
did not want too many "RrHE Hhppa1
near the new pGatafHce. Finally Tine
motion 10 reject was lost by vote
OF to &
Next in order was the Introduction
OF n resolution by MeArHiie. direct
ing the Judiciary committee 10 report
an ordinance amending the ord.u.
ance as 20 the powers N the police.
license and revenue committee.
The council appropriated fino t.
build 100 feet 0f box sewer iu TWru-
fy-second avenue south near Norman
street. 20 connect with the box sewer
on the latter street
The council decided 20 improve
Yesler way by replaukIug and re-
side walking IL from Fifth avenue 10
ThIrtieth avenue.
An ordinance was passed making II
a misdemeanor for auctloHecrs 20 soil
goods misreprcsentinR their value.
An appropriation u 5000 FOR the
building ~ road 20 Magnolia bluff
army post was made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Imperial Obligations.

The Imperial policy Of Great Brit
ain now dwarfs all other questions
The country has learned, by a trying
experience. that Il VIII not pay "a
foster Internal disputes, or - con
nue attention to parish politics. while
uoglc,tiur foreign probabilities
The trouble in the Transvaal. the eN-
petition to Omdurmau. the African
complications with France have been
reminders ~ time whom
Imperial obligations were ignored or
deliberately neglected Melbourne
AuatrntanIan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29

one case Mons Heavy Fleece Tor
Jersey Ribbed shirts and Drawers
nplendldly finished CSC value. only
each .a..4s .s......s.......s.s 700
one case Mems Tan Colored Jaeger
Wool F1eeced Shirts and Drawers.
Handsomely finished. SIC value.
only. a garment .........,..... 800
one can- Mems Silver Gray Heavy
Wool Flsecsd shirts ana ORA Ners;
splcndldiy finished grand wearing:
s5e value. onIy. each .......... $40
one case Ladies Heavy Flerced Jer-
sey Ribbed shirts and Drawersf
perfect nttlug ssc value. only,
each. 49,. .. ...-...s'..''. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
SEVENTY YEARS
FOR ASSAULT

nELToS. Ten. Aug 20 Alfred
Reed salur'd. charged with atieiuP
81 criminal assault upon a white No
man near lleiirnheimer. about SIX
weeks ago. was found guilty In the
district court and sentenced to sew
euu years in the penitentiary An
either nrFfn. charged with q similar
auouHe. "a day pr two ago near Hag-
sfa indicted by the grand jury to-
aBY. vii be tried at once lie bare
b escaped lyuehlnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
VICTIMS OF A
MISPLACED SWITCH

ciRcLEvlLLE @. Aug % 4 SEE
finuH wreck occurred un fHH 'uy.n.
natl and Mu-Efam Valley road ta-
day. by which nv rarrans N.f. se.
risuaIy Iniuu.t anal tsrafy slightly
rhr saafhuuuH psHsaHrtH fa.H iH
htei vac running lt @ HieH rHfe ~
speed ~ the raHp 81 &C.. city. WHuu ia
misplaced switch turned Il IHtH . I'D
iHE an which sfHtf 81 locomotive Tho
ruFiuHa WffH wrecked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29

cAHLINSVtLLE. III. Aug. % -
while the heirs Of Mrs owen Ward
~ Shpmun. deceased. We're iuvcn-
torying the personal property In her
dwelling they found over t5.O0o In
gold and silver coin secreted In an
upper closet
This sum represents the savings u
"a lifetime. Of which her relatives
were unaware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
A Mothers Tragic Discovery

An old woman from Tasmania.
saunteffnT through The 'ehamhef u
horrors At Melbourne wax works.
recognized the fEure n hanged
murderer fGsa Chamberlain a. fhat
u her iunR .ipai san t'p e. thFn fhe
puor Oh woman had been hapius tHat
hcr offspring would turn az a. any
time With an afTrefiHuate greeting
and a big bag ~ money Tor mother
sydney bulletin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
WILL MAKE The
DIRECTORS PAY

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug 70
The developments in the Plsukiuton
bank examination made hate this AZ.
,ornupu indicate that the affairs II
the bank we're In even wors. con
dsfl1u than has been suspected Mr.
pGankintan admitted that the dircc.
tors If the bank had violated one q
their own rules regarding the pay
mcut - avcr-drnfts
Upou those admissions the attor-
ueya for the creditors hope 10 make
the directors ~ the bank personally
liable for the sum u ti22 90 paid out
or ovetdrafts 81 President y. T. bay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Appeal From Porto Rico

NEw ORLEANS Ia. AUG . 5
bishop u uIsnk. of the Cathslir
church in Partn Rico has issari an
appeal 90 all iho bishops - che uuii.
- States calling on them To- ell the
people m the chunh on the storm
stricken island lie eaYH the gatho-
lies there louk g She Catholic In
America g. aid them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

The King County Horticultural so
elcty viii hold its annual meeting in
this city on September and at this
meeting Market Inspector ". ~.
Brown viii make his annual report
The report viii be largely a review
NJ the work Of the inspector In keep
ing infected fruit out of the Seattle
markets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
HELD FOR Trial.

James Thompson. THemAa Dyer
and G. Cuurtuay Who were arrested
sunday niFht Dor attempting To- cob
Patrick Fitzgerald ga tho Niue ra-
.oou. had "a hearing before Judge
Cam yesterday afternoon. Courtney
waa dismissed but Tho other two mon
we're bound over 81 the superior
court for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Big Price for Cattle.

FLORA. tu. Aug &C o. Drown
~ this city the Cattle KInH -
southern iiliuoIs. sold today u EaHt-
man - Sew York. rs ratiis ~ 'Is
onu feriiag. that hrnuHht over fiod
per bead They Nrrr shipped BY sts-
cial train ana 80 direct ~ iiVrruH-ll
he has No Hare nrafiY - ruad This
- the largest shipment % cattle ever
made from here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Liquid Air for cremstories

STE LOUIS $40. Aug 20 LIQUID
air may SON Doe utilized by the ercm
4furF hero aH e. sHn#H'ute for wood
eaH In fbn inein.atan af bodies J.
Alton. chemist of this city. says tho
chemicals or elements composing IL
qu.l air may he al treated aH To
form ON intense heat. which would
consume not only tht body but the
ashes, leaving absolutely nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Killed by Electricity.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Aug p IS
William brown aHd Alexander fin.
Eletary. tvn negroes we're killed aut.
righf. and 60 others severely shocked
white engaged iu che RECOMMENDATION
81 the S. gh4firs avenue sIertrIr ear
line tn this oiiy today The men had
place a rail against pole charged
with Geo volts &C electricity. due 60
defective Insulation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29

RoUEN. France. Aug 20 a body
Of 1000 striking dock lubarcrz. on be-
Ing refused admission 10 a cemetery
during the burial Of the remains Of
u comraec today. returned ~ the
city crying Long live the atrlk"'"
Disturbances followed and a number
IT the leaders were arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Tight Skirts Losing Favor

At last the tide Of fashion is turn
lug against the ert-tke skirt. al
though like the circle In the waisr,
made by the dropping N stone. Il
Is a long tlmc before the waves ~
change viii reach the rest ~ the
world Worth never asa favor the
tightly nttiug skirt and set bis face
against u as much a. he could.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
SMALLPOX SUSPECTS.

ur 81 p. 4. MeKsclnle. city ply
stefan. reported o. the police station
atsi Lass nIshf that ta1 sua .irax aus-
Heefs had brsn found - hsuaa Ht
448is Thru avenue Br Mekreh-
nile tai1 There hai been r9 further
spread ~ the IIsease today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Fatal Headache Powder

TOLEDO, O.. Aug % Mrs Gun
nluRhum. wife OF pr. =. I. Cunning
ham. took headache powder CON
tanning antl-kamina and luiulne a
short time before o'clock this morn
ing and died ut . O'Clock In most uw-
ful agony The auti-knmlna l. sup
posed to have produced heart fail
ure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
TRAMPS KILL
A BRAKEMAN

MARsuALLrowN. la. Aug -
rhrry trumra stealing ride on thu
Chicago and urglt Western freight
train that l,tt here shortly after midi
night shot and hlird brakeman J
D. WILSON and Cunney Matthew.
and threw their bodies under the
wheels The murdercra ESCAPED. but
AN armed posse at once started Ia
pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
M'LEAN BUYS
A NEWSPAPER

TOLEDO. q. Aug. a.-Jehu l.
Mclean. the Democratic candidate
for governor toaay became the own.
er % the Toledo Commercial. the ou-
~ morning paper IN this city Tat
Commercial was said recently ta q.
". HUI. who changed ita politics ta
Independent from Republican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
GAVE FiREMEk a RUN

a small blaze on she roof - resi-
denee az izz3 Sixth avenue save the
department. a run this morning Tho
damage viii noe reach g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Circus Tent Blown Down

WINCHESTER Va. Aug "a
During violent windstorm here this
afternoon the big tent Of John Rob
iusan'a circus was blown upon the
crowd In il. 4 general panic ensued
and some forty persons were more or
less Injured by being tramplcd upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Trial Trip of the Alabama

CAPE MAY. Aug 2o-The battle
ship Alabama put to sen this morn
Ing for builders trial Il Is cx-
pectcd that she viii return to phlla-
delphia tomorrow or Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Another DeiegsIS urrenders

DARIEN. Ca, Aug. 2s.--Anothcr
member Of the Delegal family sur
rendered this morning Sixty rioters
80 far have been jailed and others
are surrenderlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
AMUSEMENT BULLETIN.

Third Avenue Theater-Tonlght,
aTrilhy."
Mains Circus tonight opposite Y.
NJ. 9. A. Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-29
Underwear Headquarters Here
Buying direct from the manufacturers, in case lots
enables Us to sell you
Ladies', Gents
and ChiIdren'S
UnderWea ar. .......

At prices that means money saving to you. An
inspection will readily convince you that this is thu
place to buy underwear.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01
SricffaFru.

9OIO6.- Sic t0nrsn o6ne I'm
foFsn 5el6f Elm 5efament in englii6sr
Gpra6e dbfafsn unO DOn 3pei 3fuz
cen unteriGreiosr laTen. Damn Dsr5
iilqeln Sic Oas 3s5tamsnt in sinsnt
9 iefzltmi4l1g uro 6sIpa6ren es unte{
i6rsn @ffettsn.
s. g Die 6oDeril6en 6ar6sn
iao 6(au uno psiB. 6ra8en Ste elm
mil G2i DIR n@;ttslsb1h Sstti0n
g}r. l" an. +
8 q. - Gle f6rnsr 5bren uIteT
8atsr 66u;q 6sru1igt 6erii6er tommen
lafcr. So r:it ge5sn Die Gintp1noes
ruroszgs60r0er osnn OO4 nod ni6t,
SAB lie sem qrejiar Manre, Der feline
6;ec anTdIfiqen &iaoer 6eTu9en mod
h bic QarounQ ~osrtreigern piirOsn-
o9sr biirft2rl Sic rerosn Den alttn
.6srrn brett oon Der Msrfte Gb6olsn
f6rr.n. ntnn er in 3n@jtsr &ajita
fommt. unO man piro i6n oar niht
frud2a. 81 er irgsno pel4e @elOmittl
BE-: lid Bat; uro Iel6It penn o2r 9apl
as3rna"lm pdr1, i'm 8pdhenoad
Eerii6s, ~ tommen, mas gliidliher=
ipstie u;tt oar Jan 1T. 10 t0nn.tn Sic
i'm Don oam Dumpfer a66oIer, ou6
p,nr er f9inHn Sent 8elo 6ei Tih bate,
jn5olangs Sle nur cen Hahpeis 81
sybrirQen perm0gen, Dab Sis i'm 2croe
pobn.n unD i'm Stanne Iino. fir i'm
81 forgeu. &srblitungs : MdBrs8eln
6rauten Gle i'm pe;tey gar feline gu
Qsttn, a!s OaB er Sic redt3siiig psrz
itancigt, nit pelfem S1jfie er o6z
qsht, camit Sic i6n bier am 4Hs
tunTi&taqe erpugtsH!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-01

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