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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18

4 Not finer line of Chiffoniers than this lot Of
Z Beautiful Oak Chifoniers. Five drawers and Z
I P Slss,t glass. Cash or ST. L rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18

Do for the 25c Aprons,
twelve styles. My Ia
dy's dainty tea apron is here,
80 is her maids, so is nurses
big dcuble-width apron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18

, TUESDAY A COMPLETE
NESDAY THE CRowDING
WILL ING AS EASY As POSSIBLE
THAT DAY is BEYOND
CAUSING DELAYS TO INSURE AGAINST SUCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18
Best Umbrellas at Very Low Prices.

1.-THE usual So Silk I'm
bTellas are in this lot. You
save dollar and secure
choice Of greater than usual
variety Of handles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18

22c for 39c Aprons-as good
as mostly sold at sec.
Choice of eight attractive styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18

y 4 HALL RACK of unusual merit. Handsome
E ly made. golden cak finish. finest workman
. ship and large French plate mir or sN
a 5cr ,,-aa,, very good value Cash 9V.SU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-18

n m per cent discoInt-one-tenth
" Off all Aprons marked Csc
and various prices up TO $3.9S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

Their have been great improvements
in the methods ~ teaching In the pub.
iic schools during the past twenty or
thirty years. but " has been difficult for
the profession 90 abandon The habit ~
ancient growth In the universities this
- very notahls. but In the more al.
vanced schools ~ "a lower Grade there
has been q tendency 10 enlarge the work
and extend the curriculum. which has
not been productive 81 the best results
The high schooi was established with
mlng q the mind with facts and figures
and that u was sort ~ junior college.
This Idea ssili prevaiis Notwithstanding
the advance In methods
President Eliot. ~ Harvard. deals
Sith the subject IN the current number
~ the Atlantic Monthly, and his views
are likely to De adopted BY many lead
ers 90 education. frssiten, Eliot 'us,-
- holds that the true aim ~ education
IL noe to cram the mind with facts.
skeletonlsed and withcu; iise. bat 20 d.
veicp me power % concentrated thought
81 INDEPENDENT reasoning and ~ seek.
inx knosis1xs for re low. - II. n L.
on this theory that Harvard has become
The iss5sr IN the use ~ ei.ctiv. studies
ara in the exAi,irs ~ modern Ian
gyages. fnatheuss'ics ana sciences 70 an
equal rlaes With Latin or Greek
Valuable a. the e,iucasion which can
best b completed al a university IL. ,he
gTvst r-it-s - th@ boz, ~ the country
naas' rely ugon the hish school az their
graduating gciut II - al impor'an,
that the years sg~nt r., school shall ts
preparatory 20 MS working carver Thss
h@s net al&ays ben nor - Il now
alsays 80 case. The elective method
$ the so,usson of the yroslers With
eas werrist PARENTS Teachers s-.e pro-
es~fea uroa a 'aeory wrica TAD b~sr
adopted WITH sa;hari'y. bot ,hnse whs
kaA "a 4sai wi;A boys eesaiag ots O,
school realized bow htgle q me infer
raation thsy RAD spent 20 lorg In a..
suiTins goui4 - rsasg q practical use.
psscP ssSe Is necessary because acne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

" haE beer slss overni that cur lag
wlnK neishhor. Tacoma has again ben
Disseminated swRfaef" The custom
AIRY revelation was made - cry Comp
troller Parry ~ Washington y G.. by
the superintendent % the FRYE NAH So
livery service An Inspector had recon-
nsesse< That sesttle be given an addl
tiena letter carrier sra Tacoma be- de-
prsvea ~ one snd fAe Recommendation
was granted. hence the howl from NE
biiehtea CITY ~ DESTINY. whose theory
81 enterprise ard n~ishbcrliness u thar
n n caanet ct what q wants nobody
wise should st anything. Os course. no
one ~ surprised At This sort - pity
grusnhiinE From Tacoma. pa, IL II a ne
Tie astonishing - ana the mail super
fntsndsnt declaring that the protest lad
been backed hy eur representative
against Discrimination IN favor Of seat
sle In the matter az eree delivery" let
us d the delegation the Justice ~ be-
llevtng the superintendent mistaken az
70 St. purxe@e in supporting Tsroma's
claims They could scarcely follow thas
Ksnsrenei oies foolish lesd sos father
any cheap nonsense about "sisarsmlna-
tion IN favor 81 seattle~
Tssonsas great difficulty m establish
ing Itself On a parity Win seattle Il the
facts. With one-hslf the population ard
one-fonrth the commerce. u expects ia
oecapy the same important position ia
the public view and reeesvs the same.
cr greater. Consideration from TIE g.y-
eminent whsa the relative unsupos-
49, ~ Tarona's trade 1. mentioned.
those Justly celebrated statistics II for
eiKn CONNECTIVE are uas forgotten. VI.
csps a. 70 lumber snd iis,ie soszr. sn~v
arr based On the accident - les ~
grain foreign Hound ard ~ - ia
All other stu- gscns ne c,rssa, thst
happens g. pass through Tacoma /, Is
not sauch - a. sxasrrrssfon e. say that
Tacoma sits on the ssnce ana s.as.s MS
considerable trats 81 - - s,,.s~ Paw
ailsin. The Incidental advantages are
e course. something. ard these .>,n~sf-
tuts Tseons'r $50 -sa'rs, e. xrva,ns-. n
ferclsa cunrneTca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

csodiSsss tssyss IN HE spescb ~ ONsIii
os~nlns 'bs nsmsssa campaign TOD ~
ssdiehee shss bs bsd offered his services
20 tbs president immsdistdy upon ihs
breaking out ~ The war bat was ignored
u then raised regiment ~ my own" hs
tossisd The Nebraska state Js,fDsl calls
Mr. Ryan down and throws osnsidsfsDi.
Iish' on fhs manner IN whitH, be obieipsd
the appointment ~ colonel ~ fhs Third
regiment. Tho journal says the Third wss
virtually raised ana offered 10 the governor
before bryan thought Of bring colonel
u was mainly raised through the efforts u
the university cadets. and oov. itoicouibe
promised Capt. Dudley. instructor Of mil.
tsfy science and tactics at the university.
the command. II occurred 10 Mr. Dryan
and fhe governor ina, II would ie n god
stroke Of politics 10 appoint the former 10
tho command OF the regiment from the
tanks" and u was done That IL all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

I chant the world oD my western sea.
I chant roVfouN tho islands beyond. hich
rs stars of The shy,
I chant the new empire, sfsnder than
any bsfove, 49, In q vision u comes ~ me,
{ chant America ths mistress. ] chant
n greater supremacy.
I chant projected % thousand blooming
cities yet W. Zine on these groups of sea
islands.
Ny sailsblps and steamships threading
nv STARS and stripes Av,s.r,ng In the
wind.
Commerce opening the sleep ~ ages
having done its work.
tsacss reform, refreshed. nfs's work rn-
suHsds-the object I know pot-bW the
Old, the Asissto renewed, as II must be.
Commenting from their dsy surrounded
BY ths world. Walt Whitman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

sundays rcsssistsplssgssy, fully Sssiiss
'os tsss ms weds ). sss tta. VIII present
tss ssssi stissetiys feature AB.ss them,
ssssssiss sDsaa mention, viii IN "fb@
Daughter ~ tbs tUty." william IL
gyeyrs tsfsst sfovr, tia sessH IN me
SERIES secured especially nv tho ves,sts'
tssi,sssss
o'bsf features VII ~ fsiiy ~ ~ sss
tsssssfeHs the news ~ ibs day ssd spss
eisi articles pos'fsgisS seews,siy Inc trend
~ ssslefn tbeasst ssa Shlsysmsss fssm
The svbjsets sssiiss ~ iba sfsss news mag
sssnss ~ ths dsy, ssa iss Sunday tsss In
tesilssoees " asi.,sIbinS Ne peStto6 ss the
fsywiss sf me pssspls ~ ssstsis asd WASH
Jossos.
u sb~ad ~ fvWanbsss1 thst ~ sssss
eradicate sssa ~ SsswsWsA IN sks
estswss ~ ne vsss-isssttsssssss
only tho wesk NJ tbs hest svsbess ana
sswspstes writer's ~ the DAY 10 approved
~ ths editorial msssl kmenL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

Admsvsl T,~wvy and 1ToS. GebusmsS
have proposed % the PRESIDENT no new
pssn for me sovespmess ~ ths rhss'es
p0~s TAs @s<ssssvy sos gvssftoG 30.
sonssny hes sesu In nsostoa fsr SONS
time and ~ = certain degrees ~ hss
operated satisfactorily asd without
friction. In Tire current isess - usf-
p~rs w~~siy 10 . letter from Manila
sw<sg asss - August l. - SITS forth
skos Den. Lav@ss bss IA the tsssrvs,s
% wsr been gently teaching Filipino
sss-esusassnss That shs United states
s~sgly means 10 give shssn stssss free
ssp.~ Just hew 10 n 1oss 10 thus ssf.
ssfsds
rwn~n osen fs~,ss ess,s sasssssv me
i@s1Ins eitlsses ~ . tsss, sfFsr NJ Bss
ssssss ssrysUk y rfyssssy sssh tsevsvshf
sssssts. sse ~sasrs sesssss sssssnlas, "
says~ fA.y nave no snsstes, snf slm
srsrel~ss sssys usy Hssse, ~ - ven
sesees. vsfss sfsey sss pssp~ssd ~, bsi -
M Am>rs<ss dsetfis~~ ~ fvstsvttsts sysst
w ssd nt~vsY. WIEN. sesv sssst
smsssns ~ sw~fossAS sssrVenes fssW fns ~
serpszser twhs . sHefv vhgis sas VS. Aa
ss.sss~n, sses-~ss,. sssy h~sss 90 svssp ~
ss~ ia~s. snsy are sss~s ks~ - sseet Thrift
preN4ses ssf hfs s9vswss, So fb~ss pfyss9
s~vss~~~.. ss- fsss ssssmsse,y sasss,l~s IN
tse Src<ssrsflsn issued ~ ne tsses sgfes
r. 80 80 - 80, q. w,'ss .Sf !, at
ssev ss~n IL sTs~,, 90 isvv scs soasses
,Hs~ 80 80 80 ~, '. 80 ~. 80, ..' ~.
spsn~s. ard rs~s Fsseevssas ~ eli, efssss~
or s~s"a n snsNsh. So - ~'m ~
ss,se
ue,s 10 a sfsests st and sveB.,sss am
v,~s, q. sse fsss. err ~ the s,st.sscsss
.ss,,.ss sss, the sss.,e,sssss,s. IL s,ss
..tr~ q ssf ~ ~,tf.ssstae that ina ssos
r4,,sso,. r.sv tm s,svss nat s,ssgsg.
ard :, 10 t,sevf~s q easnssets ,ssyss,ys,y
~ ess~y es,psss srsssmsms mat me ps~s..
Asnvs poiscy n . policy ~ arft The
rtFfyisos are ~ t~ ssssbs that whss
shey fsns trey viii ~ erasbsds when
they are e~sessbls. sb~y Will s~ PEI
mss,es se requisite sness own local az
essvs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

csmpr.w>~. whseA - ~ s~~~ses ~ ~.
Ntfsfisn - 80 nsYn~@ ~ ss~ svsssS~sss
sDara s,ansrn fss~srsve
Th~ s~~ws~s ~ s~xnsss.a see sssiy
Illustrates ~ IRE n~ppy rvsar ~ I'M
Snxso- y~s@xa~ssa asspues The nssls
esssh Anssvsesa as<saN esesmsd . cor.
sasn ss.se sssare mn~s ~ s~rvssesy.
wnssh esrnss pvsssfs sIso ~sstes. ~
ar~~sfe8 Sovereignty over Ire fsvpsf
ssss ysSx~s ~ ne psrs. commission ssve
vevexs~sa 500 rifles. wnfrn euxn' ~ -
suuash Zee . ssste o. fe~nse sad snisp-
pprs~as. sss fsnxsseA sh~ lsns's sbsrs.
vhschzshe asn slvass sasns O. nave
a. ~ vksch nsshs ss~m - psuve mat
ere p~rss srsbsn.s ssd aae prrs-psson
- ~ srupsr psoporsssn ~ sHsrss ard
snv~rr~s w~~lf seposslsssv I'VE svv~s
sh~s TIE distinguishes snH sonessns~
ns~uears - she r.rs~ sysbanss 81 ~
e~sv~ tsss sns y ssnpsv ~wvw sefs~s
49,
~ 10 lrtmsses fr0m Washington mat
srsnrstns ess~c~~s - srhsrss'on IN shls
onre-fasreus t~srisoysss sispuse oil
pfun~ess rausei Hs~ ~sfnss~sfun ~ the
Asssss t~snsafy msser f.~s us hope
nos ss l~..on fsr sne tinted stats -
that srhuratsea wears In~vsssss~ con
ee~sHun ard conyrc~s~ II be sure. IN
shs. gnsssscp. Gress prifssu got nesrty
evrrythsns. ara v~resssia past . IIttle.
has Csnsss wants snfy tast Hstie.
witch = mitasesher scc much. Isn gets
forty square miles II territory located
N the fsxhs plsre " wri hsvs secevn-
pss~see Ell "a eves dsv~d hep~ ~ se-
eempli~h.
Arbitration IL a GOOD thing when q ns~
sion cr an Insivlaus' m. something u
eive away
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

tovs 0esJ1 sevsv sfsAy sst1es ss1-
csspe1, NJ NJ s1vssss9s ~ Ne sssef1ss
msSns1 y tAo1 n HaAtsss ste t>T ~
eyNssssssss ~ sesAssssH sDsw inst N
wks>k ~ sstss sh~ ssssssss tsssSsee
whss mis- mssso1 wss nfss tssssssss1
~ We pss1fess6 stss ~ veyH ~ .
fsf'sss, tys Ne essssssssss ~ shs NV
nssfbez u ssssss<1 ~ NJ Hstss, ~
ssys sAss - MAST stsNssssy ssvs -
fbs asfles fhsi any - ~ ksmes -.
isss. however wSss ss1 tssssed, cen
svsv sgsgs construct ssA sSssves IN
stoof ebsI1ews ess ssifofm course ~
sDsy.
Csdsr M new system . skijA Nssy nj
have msmossr~a 40 mseh, bat Ne Wi
sstsia asoss beesoss me- MIND VIII more
readily ssssmiiass that IN which NJ sshss
. ssssssi tnssrpst. Formerly . l0y's
essssv was DssessesItt aseids1 for him
whss ~ ssssred . J>ssis school ~ h
even INV too frequently tks custom ~
rsgu,fs ss,sesson ~ the linz u study
~ me hse'sesnG ~ . eoiI~gs easess.
~kstkes ~ would tsts . ejsssioai, .
tisssssy ~ scs~sttAs eovrss, sad ~
hsA little ehaDes 10 make change ~
matter nov wseosgsstai ~ found NE
eocyDsflsa, Nav thss n 10 Recognised
that u h folly ~ mshs = SIN without
sdspfsfi0e N music wssts years In ma
ebsstesi AuAgssy. wbleb conveys lftts
meaning 70 bss. tbsSs n hops mat ths
sdsttsb,iiis ~ boy Viii ~ msvs sen.
crafty esSsIdssed. Sons boys ksvs y
eseseisy for msthsmsties, othsu IN IN.
eb0sssee t0waeS mechanics. soms viii
suesss1 IN usssssuss sBd others IN
chemistry se1 sesseuliyfs. The tssebsr
vino dIyisss this peculiar sAsptsbiijty
IN . pupil snA SENDS him siess the
s'Gbs gos1 VII hsvs happy boys Tor Dys
pie ssA 9sks ws~fyi e,sis46s ~ shsy
geew w. ~ ~ men
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

Taxing the census nest year will not
be quite 40 dissgreeabie q duty M II vas
10 iso THE census man will not be re-
guirei 70 offend the public by Inquiries
calculated 20 provoke a breach % the
peace The number ~ questions has
bern greatly rt6ucvd. and they are sim.
pier than before The list ~ question.
prepared by Director MIRIAM has bsen
approved BY the rres'Ssn, ard will -
soon printed one ~ fhe questions that
aroused tbe mos; anissonism IN isco wns
whether q person hal any acute or
chrome disease and this. along with sinr'.
iar .ngulrics has been omitted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

slrsyss apx1~ys ~ ~ snesy fsNer,
ssss nm ~ s4uQvDrs Essyss<ss.
osssssss 81 90 osA4sssa1 sssssys~vs. ~
nevsSH<sa ssssvsss ss~m ss1 eossss9ss
- ~ mDvUsous A1msUi Ds~sy
~sa~1 a. esevsy ~ sAes ~ Hsiezeo~
~ ~ e.sssss ~ ss5s-9gvevsmens ~ .
sessvs. sssnw nm . isss. e~vsss - sssss.
THss - rsshsv ssskssvssesn6. bss ~ y The
~ ~ nspysssrss eco - ~ ~ ssst
sxp~a~on rezasys TIA sces~s AWsssess
nsa sol s>shsss ~. fsfrs5ssss m me
vyppess sev.rsmsms me ssvs.v Oh th~y
Tern 90 gsvsvn sbeM~ssvsa 8, - 80 sssm
% decide vnssnsv 10 WI ~ . icns ~ .
sespgs 1~yis1 ~ fs0ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

q O0ooww Dypn1U ~ 0ueuUv 0o0W~
GpUo1vUU VIM aUuvseG
Victoria. - e.. Or I -
70 re E.Ns~vs ~ sapu~ pity. jrsy 90
sNss fs9e News Aesssn9 ~ ~svD scv~
1ssfwy ~vsSss bssvpsn tbs 80 eveHs yn9-
ifsts- sp~susa4 sssfons-fyress Brsssfn srd
me f'nred aSssssA4shss es<s . lsgrs~ -
sbss on~ ~ r. ". ~ on fr~ snbsers
',fs Dsss1 Ths~r~r Tbsw wS~vys s@vssd
hsvs feand . pssrv ~ you~ es4susns
enscn spp>sred ~ yous issne 81 ne snd
srss . css nssdsy ssfssve ne wyner 20
- s4N~svs ~ Mo pe<Nsasf sssfsv9e 20
~srds fnsnss ryvftisn. ssp~risIiy vh-r ~
suggests shs fd~s ~ the rnsf~d ssssss
espsarsa vssceovss island az the Print
81 ne beyosSs. ss~. 7 se9~sr~sy rope rns
bufn - she Amsyf~Sn p~cpfe srs not 30
sr~6rlasSd WIN me sxubsr1nce - ts>fr
ows vsypy~sv - -. W n sgp>srs 20
- We ss<n nsvs orr fsusts 5us p~ops~
shse i've N s1ssw houses snou'd rot
sbyov sssnes VOC Rngw Thsrh Gos
inst sfvsv . nundS~d yssr~ sspsrssfcn.
80 - 1Yssfsheys so1 yssss - Ameyf~sns.
are arriving ~ y Sssssr understandings
There hs~s bs~u manv nssie ps~ksrfugs
sees mo dvssdfui 6oys ~ me Revsfu-
s,rn. nos the t~sss 81 which ~ shs Hsrh
pevpsessd Alsshsa boundary dsspus~ bus
n 10 eb~~rsnG 10 So nov cfcss sbe fIes
ancs she eve ~ she Spanish AMERICAN
var We sp0u me ss0s langusgs.
sAsps fhe same hsbiss. have ssnosv ne
same Jaw: surety then ire sswe - rfp~
fov 80 Anglo Amsyf~sn ssIisnes. Who
Knows. pevhsps another se0evssSon OF
tvo msy wssNsss me Ms<Ueng fo9syhsr ~
me mtUhsiess smpfrs shs Oovf6 hes seeu
into one grand federation. fss ecifpsng
6ersd~nt Greece snd Noyne.
fst Cancellation b. mo wnscnword, snS
me much vsysd boundary dsspuss along
vim ofhNr GssssssoDe, ws5I soon - sDfved.
We shsu fhsn me bessev % sur own
ways IN p~scs se1 sposs wfII toward zach
ofbsr, sod ~ . nso1et 10 tss s~sf ~ fhs
world. Let me igpSsus upon ~ w n"
fhsf fbe sepasaston ~ me New rrgssnd
eolostss IN fbe reign % George III. was
nat n separation firm sIA Ene1snd. pus
from . corrupt end oppressive pasiis-
msst, Perhaps ~ ~ III for fh~ best.
Though An Q nrfsfsh~y ~ ths bachbonc.
bsl lived during the seven years agony
~ fh~ American Revolution, would hav.
fought On the side ~ brave Georse WASH
lsGtoS, whose spirit sfiIf lives IN tho
hearts ~ HE loyal eogntvym~n. He vas
the poIifIcst Luther ~ his day. r. H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-06

Ns~ ysers syssssss s~svss - shss me
eewsss esAsy4 ne ~ fsses 1ssssg 90
Gs~sv SessDfssN.
Abyos nest wseH csoess VII beass 20
fsGssss vto ~ Alfred f,ye1fus, anyway
snosssA NJ Mans essaes 30 - men,
fIoasA.
~ sppssp sAss New yovt IL - sboy-
sApNyy. not 20 0enfloH . god sstiins
rssSA.
4 coaaAesteus men esmmssssd suicide
bsesSss NJ eSel1nf % "a ses Dewey ~.
estvsA ~ Now yovN. This ~fgI fvvNtss
test fr me E~9issh ssvspsssvs 20
msssisss uson me tmtusssve~~D ~
Amsvsesas 49, thsss sSs1swey N hsvo
worship.
Nancy, the nss Gosf vbssh served -
msseot ~ me cruiser checsep, Sled on
ina hswsvssA voys9s ~ the vessel. from
ssfleG . pot ~ red saint Evidently
Nancy vss doing her Dwvss fsH - dsrss
rata IN . HstisG assseSs fer ths osvs1
sse~ntIsA
~ Admiral Dsvsy essss kAiIst ~
nest years g~ssvsi sI~sssss ~ ~ me- Hsss
" that ~ VII vote fsv NJ tvysa ~ fov
ssy sshss ssslssessssss candidate 81
II lNsEsssteHs IN imagine Dewey sssN1sWg
IN ~ vsttNg fev srN other fnsH . No
tssDAi sskssstse SlSsfSvmv
- ~ -
~ 10 stvesdy evident that Geofss rrsd
Williams viii mskS tsis his reeeyd-tTssh~
ias yssr IN tho fs1settss ~ tbs psfnwfsfis
vets ~ Massachusetts, Tbs ersSegNStd
isspvtlins0 dad, DsmD says tina psry's
vote IN ttsmGtsa county viii ~ - PEI
cent jsss than " Wa lest vssH \ mis-
tsTs ~ 10 ~ 4 sDd sattNaDsRM0H II wsss
gsgfsa ~ Mn any political psstv foolish
enough - swallow w.
~ q, -
hsv y0sk Mjii,esslfss sss nov d.
tubytjaa tbs,y wealth 10 tbsN bsiss ~
stN jyst bsfefs jeisiSH the great mss
)sfisv, Instead NJ w viii, thus cheating
the Stats ess ~ us inheritance tss ssd
tbs national trssssvy ovt ~ the wsv fss,
ABd yet many ~ fbsss m~S 6is IN .
bsps ~ = blessed tmmorsiHE eoms IT
sbsss days una ~ them viii fsoovsf NJ
tss ksviss stvss his fortune Avsy and
Discourage tbs custom
~ " ~
Tbs Dleturs ~ senator Foster ssd Con-
gresham easbWs6 earnestly assuring
ibs acknowledgements they did-sbst
Tacoma must nave exactly ~ many ear
tisfs s6d dsfhs ~ In assigned W sssttie
~ there vii be hood On me- fses ~ tiss
mon and the constitutions ~ tks Eelie1
states viii la tern ~ tsstsfs, world IN
isushsbis wsfe n not pathetic, Con
ssass0,aS Jones misbt with equal logic
assoaBd the SANE fof North Yshisns.
~ ~ -
Candidate Hsyss tei1 ihs psovIs of Texas
that ba did sot t~,isve MI votes east fos
him ina isst Tins we're e0U6is~1 ssd thst
many wsfs counted asslS~ him which
we're not rest, No other ps,aio speaker
ran equal coI. isfyaH In accurately jodg.
ins the Intelligence ~ hts audiences and
governing his uitstA6ess sccofdibgiy, In
this instance M Bo driN reflected that the
fooi.kfiIef had never visited Tssss sbd
that niDe~tsnsbs ~ Ms audience s'iii cum
bussd the earth IN consequences.
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The BLACK Hlfls. South Dakota. Mining
country Il enioyins q ,oorn which "a,
Fair 70 exceed ira, q MA isnprovef meth
Sss n missing ard in the r~incfi0n NJ srrs
ore a. a hss p-os,. zni property tssi tai
beer a.scsr5es 80 worthless r. nor esing
purchased a. high prices ~ Eastern cap,.
'als's VITO arc making largr Investments.
Mininr rrcT~rty eli cve- the Hack Hnls
Is higher tran ever b~sSrw
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o h,. , .,," 1r" M ,n,,ns MssEio s,n
~ a loss 70 understand your conduct when
We parted said sood-ty 20 you"
Yes, Henrietta"
sponsor"
Il Was Just about 10 do 40. Henrietta.
but I checked myself ! was afraid you
would accuse mo ol trying 10 have the
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TIE tatissre - AsEn;Fai pe~ey = esn.
firm Ire several fakea interview rverg-
son;tnE hina - declaring the FigrszsS
fssra sor ssi'. ssvsrurnsns srf seneass-snx
;he war has eesr sd s'sa7gesntrsssnt =,
she vSfiow fsuFwass snf IRE aHntlrs m
interviews Re has Elvsn eae stree rs az
rival have nat furnished than wltn namcs
oenfert. sn3 as Fsle 80 ed us~s-
TN = Esa@Ge e ysers. rae sggsasssAs.
AlAss. Republican. ase . the rzazs PER
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someth1ug nj . vsrokleo.

'Ts there such thing - love NJ Hrss
sight"
with any deHnisaness There - something
that seems like love ~ first sight. but u
takes three or four years 10 d~tsgniine tta
eepuinep~es. and by that time tho prob
lem and ihs circumstances are usually for.
gotten and consequently nothing IL clearly
demonstrated. Chicago Posi-.
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Thsrr 9. sa'ns'slns In nss. ard s'sis bnrp..hss
Thai s eors tran sntasms,lo- =, Ia sisr'o.,s. II |.
regal
Yos nsy ns-,, vsli fe'ssEn ,ssas sss ria, he ri.
Yoa -,., ss.., h. IN. arm, eh~, N. ~.'rA 1t en-
Ten ma, ss.~ or ,ss csssn ess~ tAs sssrhr can.
se~sfsr
~, Il ,s... .hs.sla h.rs-s 10 ,sspssse. .h.n -.
Ass Tsr great 10 ssss5 ,@y eo~ss b. est your s.si
ils<slns.
Won .m I'll ,lss ''soa ~ pins. 10 Jour station
WIN yos soan,sT esp. bee s,iiarsu. sss yon hssr
Dpat ssa .,sp b. tAiss ~ x,s.... II N. sss.a n
poat Jos ~ 90 sssaas s~ss,'on.. sast see ~ say
PIT sva .elsn,sss ., onr,. sri soa a. shss. ~se-
A., el~, thss ,o ,is is,,ss. ,ssr rrss~ -ss o.
ihss bssss yon
rsas, ths' s.s .sd tA,n gay wf,h 81. - ,os
v~hhy F5st~ssn.
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asAf ~ wsues oae
yo go 80 =. ssa reHr sa', Is 's mails tie Ca,
Ard - ss, ~ :, " s.s, h 'hs .. ao-, -
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MAI. ssss~s. wen car Is o'r. ,ssn "a. se-- via
Tnss q -,pss. 20 s~sas ,usssu.-s~s re, sss. roa
sAsa Gas So. 6a~u 80 rsan. tine eli fs-n. vssA.
Tsrs -. All ls<s 70 @iasAsss saa tho sos;s asss
skss ~ sassfnS
-is~suni 10 Ksssss cIs ysxz.A.
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tssl Gsvsessss ~ sssospy1Gswsvsss -
eNspssss ss~s ~ sseWes1 ssva 80 ~
- ysos csssssgy ere sp>N rss sssssv,
rseSsW~Asssoevy@sss OsVnes . fs~ sHcgs
spseNs ~ DksssNGae I'm ~ Avswn -
N tvsssls svs>, Cbesss so1sv sns s~sr~s
se1sS wt1~1 30 OSJs Agns iris soss5s
ssseNGsf1 femstsA&
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THE exposure ~ person that some ~
absolutely sinfniih declared Deacon
Grimm. Eanctironiousty. II sat for
moro than an hour yesterday watching
one ~ ihsss shameless women disportins
In the surf. and Then"
The merc recollection seemed painful
"---ste went away and dressed hsr.
sell" PUCK
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From tho s'h 10 the 18th Of the cufren,
month the national organization ~ the "
G. r. 4. all meet In Seattle. and the
number who viii vlss the city vii, b. such
Ne 10 tad the hospitality of our cltlzens
That they will receive a hearty welcome
from our people IL assured Seattle IL not
in the habit Of doing things by halves. and
as ~ 10 ambitious 20 become known ~ one
81 the most desirable places In the country
IN which 20 hed conventions u will not nj.
low this opportunity 10 make q favorable
Impression upon an organization composed
% The representative women % the county
% pass unimprovsd seai'le's homes musst be
thrown open 10 the delegates and their stay
made ~ plearan' ~ possible ~ all who
can 20 20 vii jhn IN extending hospitality
30 tire strangers within our gates ii viii
be burden upon none. but rather a
sieasan, duty which will bring l,s own re-
ward