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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
The Stage.


IRnaclo Martinctti has gone "a
San Francisco To- attend the mia
summer high links Of the Hohrm-
ian club
Sir Henry Irving received tho hon
orary degree 81 doctor Of laws from
the University 81 Glasgow. a"otahd.
Laura Willard. prlma donna ~ the
Castle Square Opera company. sails
for Europe today for wcll-earnei
rest.
y. G. Goodwin's season at the
Duke ~ York's theater, London. VIII
be resumed September 2. to continue
TIL october ~
There Is In contemplation bur
lesque on Hamlet TO be produced
at the New York thcatcr some time
thia winter
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons) entertained
Emperor WiiliIm Of Germany on
their yacht, Niagara, OF Molde.
Norway.
Heinrich Zoellner's opera. "The
Sunken Hell," based upon Haunt
mann's play of that name, will be
produced in New York next season.
according 10 report.
Lester I,onergnu, who scored an
individual success at his London ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following Sc Is were fi.d Tor
record in ttf auditors ofiiee ycstef-
day
Thomas II Reed. ir. = ux 10 ".
u Spencer. lot 2. block = " K
Hravisyss add. May =. isss. $50.
~ n a Hastings ct uS e. liar
ricit e CARRIER. lots 4. 1. rs and 10.
biovk q Frcnchn add. slaughter.
August ~. t6s
.Addie ~ and Ernest z Rhind %
same. tote 3 and Z. block ~ Freneh's
add. Slaughter. August t. fieo.
Jennie T. and Rufus u Page u G
" White. lot !. biark & Seattle
Homestead association FIRST add.
March Is t1a0
G q Seinon TO Mary Kelly part
lots u aud y. block 40 Sarie's See
and add August q. ti.t47 10
sheriff 90 Samuel Ashley plaintiff.
lot 10. block Is, Laws Second add.
August a. 81 go 80
J G MeAlliftef ct uN to Henry
suamcs "a acres in see 81. Z q. l.
August p. $3.50
Emma J. Btowu t. Fernando q.
cookson. lots ! and i. block n. Com
mcrclal street steam Motor add.
August n. $3.50
= Y Jenery - ux 20 r. y. NJ
brewer. lot J. block 2. Dell Point add.
May IL. 1888. q.
Charles = lee 20 Ida Nesser. lot
= block -. Gilman park. August ?.
500
Rufus II Park to 4 l.. Brown. lots
2 and & block y W. y Belle Flfh
add June 1. 5000
Tobias Butler to Mary butler. ~
lot ? and part lot = block a. Mayn-
ard's plat. July -. love. etc.
Walter n. Hixsuu Ia barbara HiN
soft 90 n lot and 90 u lot 6.
block "a. Nagie's add. August -. 81
Jacob Furth ri ux. t. Maurice Nc
Mieken lots II ana L. block c. John
! McGilvra p Third add. February 10.
g..
Administrator " August ulhrleh 20
Albert J Buhtr. lots aud 7. block
p Denny 4 Hoyts add. August IL.
500
Peter itlllen 20 Gunner Larsen. lots
u 10 Il, block 2, Sunset Heights add.
lots . and TO- block 6. Second Motor
Line add, August q. $500
Gunner Larsen Il uS 10 Thomas NJ.
Warren. lots . anl 10. block 6. Second
Motor Line add. August 2s. $50.
Charles osucr ct uN. to Charles
Weber. nts lot I. block "a. Bcl Heirs
Second add. August 10, $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
THE ACADEMY
OF SCIENCE
Organizes for the Coming
Winter Season.

The promoters Of the Academy 81
Science and Letters. which gave such
a successful series Of free lectures
last winter. met last evening Ia The
once Of George " Aust. for the pur-
pose 81 reorRhnirlnR for the coming
winter Mr. Aust presided az tenn
pofary chairman, and Edgar i.
Hampton acted a. secretary. The
meeting was entirely devoted 20
planning the work for the coming
winter. and discussing amendments
To last years constitution II vas
decided 70 rcorKanizc ~ an inniltu-
ton distinct from the old orRani a :
tion. and aim at the making - a
larger and better society.
Through thaee present. the names
Of number % prominent citizens
wrrc submitted az applicants for
membership. and they viii be acted
upon az soon as a permanent organ
izai lon u effected. Prof Trevor KIN
cald. g " Stewart and Clarence
SIMPLIFY we're appointed a committee
10 draft a new constitution. $~xt
"Wednesday evening the constitution
viii be adopted. and permanent ON
GERS will be elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM A FIRE

BAKER CITY. Aug - News has
reached here II the narrow esraps
on Sunday - the falsley- EIkhoru
mining camp from total dcu,ruci lbu
~ = forest IRE famed By a mountain
gale The timber north Of the mill
and little village waa fred a. :
O'Clock IN tho morning by the care
lssHneas ~ Waosichappef who was
burning cut "A yellow Jackets nest.
For six hours. aided hy the mills
IRE apparatus. and water brought tn
from hiEh an the mountain ia hast
ilY constructed trenches. O. miners
fought ths namer Many were pros
trat"d Others had theIr hair and
musiachcH burned OF. aud several
received badly clustered fares At =
O'Clock a han and thundfrsterm.
turning into SNOW. witch fell Tor II
hours helped O. save the mines
plant and little town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
FAV0RS BRYAN
AND VAN WICK
croker's Slate for President
and Vice President.

NEW YORK. Aus. 7t-What pur-
ports 70 be Richard Cookers plan Tor
a ORA matte entrance into national
politics vas made public at the city
hall recently by prominent Tam
many politicians syho are In the can-
fidenee - the hoaH and have talked
with him since his return from I'm
Gland According 10 the statement
made. Croker knew before he start
ed home that Bryan was weakening
IN his allegiance e. the free silver L.
sue and would probably come out In
favor - opposition 70 trusts and ex-
panaion az tire leading Issues for
1890 Croker also kucw that the
movement on foot here to organize
a Bryan Democracy in opposition 10
TammaHy Hall was a promising one.
and that unless Croker and Tam
many fell into line the Tammauy de-.
legation 70 the next Democratic nn :
tional convention would not be seat
Cd
That was why the Tammany chief
gave cut an interview. In which he
called Bryan wise statesman. and
announced that h. had changed his
own views on the subject ~ eNpan.
sion. Croker. according t. the state
meuts made. believes that Bryan viii
be reuominated on "A new platform.
The Tammany chief IL planning 10
secure the nomination 81 Augustus
Van Wyck FOR second place on the
ticket with Bryan and 20 have a New
York man selected BY Tammany.
made chairman ~ the Democratic
National Committee In 1900.
Tine Democratic organization ~
the state. led by Croker. ls to work
Tor the nomination OF bryan and Van
Wyck on an antitrust anti-expnn-
sion platform.
The men who say that they know
Cookers plan are enthusiastic over
the scheme. They say that Croker
has played the shrewdcat game ~
politics on record. and that HIS plan
90 place Van Wyck on the tail Of tho
ticket u sure to succeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
SUBJECT To
LAWS OF JAPAN
The New treaties viii Affect
Many Foreigners.

PHILADELPHIA, IA. AuH "a
over ono thousand citizens of the
United states. two thousand gnR-
iishmen aud about one thouHnui
German and French citlsena viii hr
directly affected by the new order
81 things Ia Japan. by which extra
tctrituriality disappears aud foreign
residents are made subject 10 the
laws aud business regulations Of the
Japanese empire. Fully Sano ~ the
10 no0 Foreigners now residing la
Japan viii be thus affected by this
feature 81 he fifteen new treaties
which have abandoned consular
courts and extra terfitoriality and
made the citizens of the nfteca eoun
tries in question subject 60 the laws
u Japan when residing In that counz
Try
The total number of foreigners re-
siding IN Japan. an shown by a mon
oEraph on Japan. iust prepared by
the treasury bureau of statistics was
on January I. isbs. 1881 as against
P.sls In lSs7 and sgts In isad or this
number In isas 5sos. or ncarly one
half. we're Chinese, ans English. L.
of6 Americans aaa Germans. tgi
French, Eai Russians. isa Koreans.
100 Portuguese. TOO Dutch aud the
remainder divided among other
countries In numbers lees than too
each
90 the to.tli toreiEnera residing in
Japan In isss 2 5N ware clannrd AZ
merchants and ether professions. %
whilr. u the io1d from the United
statrs so wrrr eiasscd as merchants
aud other professions. of the ans
british subjects. 1891 Wrrr eiasred
the same. and 81 the "a Germans
as were 80 clAnard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
GIANT COTTON
MILL COMBINE

FALL RIVER. Mass. Aug "A
combination ~ nearly all the 70 cot
ton mills here IL being engineered
FOR an English syndicate by the New
York promoters IL the yarn mills
combination. which vas formed some
time ago. The mills are controlled
by % corporations and are worth
So. 000. 000 The combination. IL il
said will save one million dollars a
year.
The prices offered Tor the stock u
the various mills are from tt5 to t25
per share above the last quoted mar
ket price.
4 New York syndicate r. arranging
10 make a larger offer than the Eng
lLh people
II ts stated that the capital ~ this
new concern is to be tias 600 ono NJ
least. and the atm IL 10 consolidate
all under one MANAGEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
Diamond Ring Free.

We give away free at our ESQ n. m.
auction sale every day valuable
Diamond Ring and 10 othrr elegant
presents. In or.er to secure large
attendance ut the sale of The New
York jewellery Co.'S stock Of Dta4
mands, Watches. Jewelry aud Silver
ware Special sale Of Rogers silver
ware at 2 p. m. each day. The fol-
lowing persons received Diamond
rings free last week. Mrs. Martin
IA Maynard avenue. Mrs. Younr
Hotel York. Mrs. Jacobs. Mcdonald
block. J. r. Wilson. ballard. Mrs
Jocklin, iii2 Firth avenue. Auction
sales Mt 2.2o and 7.90 daily. Seats
reserved for ladies at the Emporium.
sl7 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
Personal Points.

Never Judge the Judges by the
The shiftless man accuses fortune
81 being blind,
self reliance ana courage go a
great way in human Affairs
II an alrship ISN'T Mighty. the in
ventor Of II IL very apt 60 be.
More men give according 10 their
mcannesE than according 20 their
means
There is nothing TIA, affords peo-
pie more pleasure for less money
than scn-rstrem.
Lots q men never succeed in get
ting there simply because dread of
failure keeps them from starting
TIE individual who said ''onc-half
the world doesn't know how the oth-
or half lives" neySsr resided In a lit-
tie village.
II il unofiicially reported that New
York annrc histH have discontinued
beer because the froth on II looks
30 much like soapsudH Chicago
News.
Tho PIN of adversely is never sugar
coated.
II IT'S woman ana the shoe p'nea'
'N' Sh' u"' d"
silent contempt - re'pohs'''e Tor
many an uhp's'Nen eSs'
When the public has faith in a wri-
ter II Is b'seA on k"'u "'i rs.
III. ~,arbnan.a bride L. confident
her husband will make good
groom.
non P''ile s"'st y'u'
S'uls.it' Nnsn ''eF p'''s' YOU sur
poet 'h'ul'
Nhrn one woman ooinp.'inehts an
ether she say" She : aNiui'Y e'eFet
nut
a man at q may ne t'o' AT 90
A, al. ru,or "a nearly nt,yav. f,
s,is,h,,d
I.,afpv ts the music az ,bor with
ont me sound
q. s...,ah .aaH.r e.. rYr, tfF hin
,h,n A. ts "a foot A.
Even the successful dentist en-
counters a snaE occasionally.
The original sin ~ a Joke probably
lies in the stealing thereof
me wan paper truNl means
ifieze-out Tor the HihaH hahut'slur-
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pr.rance with Nance osNeilhaa Wis
tod IRELAND and 10 npw ON his re-
turn trip tG Nov York.
Frederick wurde VIII revive next
season Henry uuy earle Ions power
ful play. THE Lions Mouth" ChaH.
T. Herman viii be- seen ia bis orig
ln"t role, Friar Angelo.
Marie Hates has been enjoying a
sea voyaRe to TEXAS and few weeks
40 Lampaans Spring und Austin Hhc
Will return e. New York to beeih re-
tenrnaia fpr her original role In
'Iaza "
There Is talk IT Lillian Russell
Joining Weber and Fields next aeuf-
un. whish would mean that Fay
Templruu VIII not remain. Mias
Templtton claims to have a contract
which aho says VIII bo enforced.
Alice Nielsan sniled from San
Francisco ON the steamship Yueat-
an. for the sandwich Islands she
VIII spend "a month IN Honolulu aud
Waikiki and then return Ia thic
NNAHANAt hHibN htfNfi 10 Wv uih ="
- rise her new opera.
Frederick Wari' soiournlng at
his summer humr. White Lake. y
Y, L. temporarily IN Scw YORK Tor
tie purpose ~ reading "a number ~
plays with his manager. Clarence
". bruno. among them being J T..
G. Ciafke'a romantic drama. Mach
tatveili
May Irwin Will be SEEN next seas.
ON lu "a new comedy. a Busy Wum-
an" hy Harry % smith-hia initial
EFFORT outside connie opera. barring
the mIsfhrtunc shown in Chicago in
isss under title II THE scarrcfpW %
MlHa Twins tour vii begin In sep
temher
The company engaged 90 support
the f.auih James. Kathryn ktdtrr
and Charles u. Hauford combination
wil include Harry LanEaon and
John siilHltor. thr tao Hrand old
men II The legitimate dram Harry
inhnHt6ns. Thomas conn Cooke.
Norman Haekett Helen Singer. Mrs
Henry Nandeuhon ana 20 others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
SENATOR rHURsIoN MERE

A party composed II Senator
Thuratou. Or. ssowney and " Hot
man. 81 onaha N~b. ani Mr. Car
ruli ~ Washington. - G. passed
through Seattle this morning FOR VIC
tufla. They came "a on an Union
Pacific special ear and sent unfih
on the steamer utspiR- The party
AIS ruturn L. Seattle tomorrow
morning tfen 60 East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
TELEGRAPH LINE
TO DAWSON

In about three months there Will
De a through telegraph line from
Juneau 10 Dawson. O. -. sWine-
hart. of juneau. a member of the
company that VIII construct the line
II nov IN the city The other mrm-
beers II the company are Is ~ lichr-
ends. "a banker II Juneau. and ]. y.
Maionoy, an attorney Of the same
place The purpose u the company
IN GO construct the line from Juneau
Go skaEway connecting with the one
which ls noW under construction t.
Dawson. Il lH aiHo proposed by the
same company 10 later on lay a cable
from Juneau 20 some point on the
sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
LET DOGS EAT
HER DEAD BABE

WINSTON. ". G. Aug ?f.-Near
bethany a white baby has been dis
covered almost deynurcd by doEr
aud buEHardH II was learned that
girl named FLORENCE Butner Vas
the mother % the child.
She claimed the child was born
dead on Friday. August 4 and that
she put IL under the bushes and COW
cred II with leaves and dirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
B0ER GRANT Is
CONDITIONAL

LONDON. Aus t-.carc Town
dispatch adviccH from Natal say =
force # police have been ordered to
ColonsAs where u 10 reported the
noefs are preparing 10 destroy the
railroad bridge u Il said thu Beers
agreement 60 grant five-yrar fran
chisa as demanded by Great britain
IL conditional an the agreement by
England not t. interfere in internal
affairs IN the TFanavaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
TINE DENNY HOTEL.

y. ~ iatiifnsf ard p , uiainr.
uf the Denny hotel. are out u town.
and arrangements for opening iha'
haHtrlfy Arv rtiii pending The TEN
perary option 10 rtiii IN oneet. ard
il will remain - until these gentle
men return. which will be ~ fouf ar
ave daYs The deal wlil then BE-
either closed ~ dropped. a. the pro.
srssa . the wnfk iastiass From
preHrnt Indications there ts iliiir
doubt bus that ihc hotel vii soon Dc
opened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
Paw TAXES NOW.

In accordance with an act ~ the
last legislature. people who owe tax
~ Tor 1895. and years previous. may
now pay them with only q per cent.
interest instead NJ - This arrange
ment vii continue va force uatil
October -. when the fun 10 per cent
viii be charged, This should not
be- COMPOUNDED with the last half NJ
the taxes FOR this year. On which
rmbcr 81
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Death From a Bite.

WATERBURY. Aug. 2f-LlttIe
Peter BANTER. two years old. II dead
on South Leonard street. His right
thigh rs swollen 10 three times its
some insect
The attending physician la salts
fied ths the fatal wound was made
by kissing bug. The chief aymp-
toms developed were dislntcgrntion
Of the Tissues. The child was bitten
four weeks ago.
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THE STATE or WASHINGTON.
KING COUNTY SIS
n The Justice Court puv1mish PRE-

KING COUNTY SIS
" the Justice Court nuw amish Pre-
cinct before Henry Carson Justice.
To the Juneau Trading company. a
corporation, and 10 G.. W. +, john
sun ANA 81. +. Johnson. his wife. de-
PENDANTS
In the name OF tho state ~ Wash
peton YOU are hereby notified that
the Globe Wal Paper company.
corporation. has filed complaint
against You In said court which viii
come on Is be heard at my office in
SEA lie Ia King County. Washington.
ON the -dth day Of September. \. n.
1892, nj the hour ~ O'Clock "a. m.
and unless YOU appear aud then AMI
there answer. the Same viii bc
taken ns confessed. and demand &c
ulairtif granted, The object and de-
maud ~ said complaint is 60 re-
cover fram You seventy i've dollars
and 80 cents, with interest from July
18th. lS6. for goods, wares aud mer-
chandise sold and delivered you 40
your req aest.
Complaint filed July 10Th. 1899,
HARRY CARSON. }. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
FIVE ASSAULTS
IN ONE DAY
4 Negro Fiend's Awful Series
of Crimes.

LITTLE ROCK. Arb. AUG. a.
Five brutal assaults b. a negro man
on white women have occurred in
Little Rock during the past "a hours.
II i generally believed that ali these
crimes were committed by the same
negro. but tsrce suspects have been
arrested.
The victims 81 the assault are alt
highly respected white women -
this city. They are Mrs Belle Aiken.
Mrs. Milton Young Mrs. Kennedy
Miss Emma Isonhay and A young
woman AZ Twentieth aud Cross
streets, Mrs. Young will probably
die. All the assaults occurred in the
suburbs
Gov. Jones has offered a reward 81
800 each Tor the guilty men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
COST OF CLEVELAND
STREET CAR STRIKE

COLUMBUS, o.. Aug. 2t-The
Cleveland Street Railroad strike Is
proving very costly one 10 the
state u Ohio. In round numbers It
cost $4,000 TO pay the per diem
transportation and subsistence Of
the 10 companies. tHe reRimentaI
headauariera and the provisional
brigade headquarters
The 500 men we're paid a per diem
Of si9.sz2.28; the subsistence cost So
404. and the transportation brought
the figures Up to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
Joseph SpInrod Dies.

TACOMA. Aug = Joseph y
spinrpd. the young Seattle barber
wha was crushed beneath the wheels
Of the outgoing Portland train Tues.
day uiFht. disd yesterday afternoon
It 81 Jaseph's hospital from the e..
feet % his iniufies lie attempted
Is board a fruit car. and faiiiuE. his
riEhi lea and arm we're crushed.
Ices ~ blood and the shock are
given as the cause - death. LEGAL
BARRIERS arc taking up a suhacfl gtion
70 dctray funeral expsnacA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
Ross WAS RELEASED.

Abort V. Ross. held In The county
jail on contempt ~ court for failure
tu pay ulmauy 60 hls wife. wan re-
leased yesterday An agreement
WAS reached out or court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
ANOTHER ONE conE.

Another Kiundiker with consider
able money IL missing Yesterday
afternoon J. Layton reported 10 po-
lice he adauariefp that Andrew Han
sru disappeared from the LutS house
Tuesday. Hansen had = draft for
1900 EeNed W In the front of his
shirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
Big Building Contract

NEW ORANGE, y. J.. Aug "a
James Arthur, Philadelphia buiid
er, ls putting up 3o1 Dwelling houses
here. the largest single contract on
record Fifty of these houses will be
finished within 90 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
WILL SETTLE
D|RECTORSHIP

VANCOUVER. Wash. Aug. 81
Tho trustees OF the Washington
school FOR defective youth Will hold
an adjourned meeting today. II r.
expected that decisive action viii be
token toward the election or a iircc-
tor. W W McCradic who was APP
pointed AZ member of the board to
nll the vacancy caused by the rcaIg-
nation Of !. y. rearcy. has qualified.
II Is not known what position Mr..
MeCradle will take In relation To- the
dlreetorshtp question. lie holds the
kcy To the situation, as the board
previous To his appointment was a
tie on that question.
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tn clear
that the whole manufactured evidence
necessary manufacture
naimueh evidence could not be used Il known
documents The Cot Henry
Nv committed forgery for the honor Of the army
famous letter attributed to the Austrian
military which AID Cav
their testimony, forgery This letter
considerable With the In sub
nreyfus the from whom they
declared that he
10 belief u they said this
nosc aud the the wtpessand aud denoune
and dramatically proclaim their faith hts being guilty and
ferra document and the
seund II ought would
~ preyua
hothing but that they determined
md evidence Of the mans
Nothing that preytus
demonstration q physical lmroeste's OF
his being guilty. : appeals 20 them
all felt that preyfua VIII he acquitted
sympathetic and that
French ceuftmartta
On nnlng the revelation
methods employed by the tutes have It's effect
softrnus the feeling against preyfus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-24
sH--aaa=a-s=a
ANNOUNCED AS
A CANDIDATE

TOLEDO. .. Aug 2s.-''Ooidcu
RUE Jones has announced himself
az non partisan candidate Tor gov
ernur
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committee TO be-
First
the
raised The
the celebration
n history % he O Washington.
broaehed
approved
through
council passed
through ceunct
providing
Mr. y o
selected others chamber
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nuy a 5 aere tract. Moore Inv. co

kotn Drug Co. fifth aud Pike
IItsruIH4uu tIsctaLsta iuuna lIka a,
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dreaded
disease mortality the
and Ia
developments
precautions
European
established Spanish
cautonary
epidemic crushed
GU in ne
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Special snle-Fine note paper, in
boxes. Dcnny-Coryell Co., ZIG Ist ave
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Whether and steel vii
exceed e7nundruur %
and
industry this unlaahsiuisy without president and
while about the future tbs
subject trades
Immediately financial interests
Of the
connected with the eoad
bankers
and Statesmen veil manufacturers.
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"PopuIar With Our Boys in Blue
OUR HOUSE
Corner Washington and Occidental,
CHILDRBN'S PLAY TENT

i.sdo ofssoE Duck Size. boot ih-leh.
iii.f hriHhs Of wall / r. o IA pflca
l2ifnst, complies win p1lst
Ihimsnt0 DA3 f.. . ~
thidfenla q Tent. aAJft.. "a
children = nip kg0f. 6E5 f.. iLE
FeIitz Tent and Awning Co.
~ Yealer Way.
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a S.

The
raised
Lew rs
US
Hush,
ffaIiln
Seaul,
500
was II
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NC
W |
Ta|
Henri
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here
Mr.
char
gerry
shall
Tlle|
ecliuI
again
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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-06
IMPRESSIONS.

The touch Of hand, the glance Of an eye,
Or word exchanged with passer-by;
A glimpse Of face In crowded street
And afterward life is Incomplete;
A picture painted with honest zeal
And we lose the old for the new ideal;
A chance remark or songs refrain,
And life Is never the same again.
An angered word from our lips 10 sped
Or tender word Is left unsaid.
And one there is who. his whole life long,
Shall cherish the brand Of burning
wrong;
A line that stares up from an open page.
A cynic smile from the lips of age,
A glimpse Of loving seen in play,
And the dreams Of our youth are swept
away.
A friendly smile and loves emberins
spark NJ
Leaps into flame and illumines the dark;
A whispered BE brave" to our fellow
men
And they pick up the thread of life
again.
Thus never an act or word or thought
But that with unguessed Importance Is
fraught,
For small things build up eternity
And blazon the ways for a destiny.