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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Invitation Accepted. I

The invitation 20 the Seattle
chs nber ot commerce "a visit the
naval station white tho hattle~hip
Iowa IL Ia dry dock was brought NJ
at yesterdays meeting The mem
hers agreed t. accept and Co leave
the arta ngemunta ir the hands Of
Secretary lruHch. The trip %
Hremerton will probably be made
Some Saturday afternoon when the
weather - good,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
HIGH SCHOOL.

The second game between the SEN
Tors and juniors Of the high school
took place yesterday afternoon at
tho park The juniors were victor
iouN with a score Of II Go 10. The
seniors played good game and kept
their opponents on the run until
the end Of the game. Seulo, Seat
ehnrd and HuninR dld good work for
the iuuiorH aeatchHrd In o new
man but he knows how To MAY ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
BALLARD NOTES.

The city council have ordered cts
Attorney Peter 70 draft an ordln-
ance 70 grade ship street. An execu-
tive session - the city council viii
be held Friday night 70 discuss tn
proposed street railway frauch
The single packers have returned
TO stiuson mill The men are now
making from 81 81 70 s. Der day.
Great progress Il being made on
the construction Of the King NH
Co.
A beautiful nugget chain has been
received - Capt. phulson from paw-
son. The recipient who II q Judge
~ such things. locks upon the chain
a. an article - rare worth.
The schooner Crescent. Capt wat
ney. has arrived from Fort Wran-
gel shs brought hack halibut. net
ting the crew Of Ave nearly 1000
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

When the famous little schooner
Ahhie NJ peertng salts for cape
Nome April Is. she Will carry par
y ~ ten pruapeCtorA With their sup
plisd. J. 4, scott. who some time
ego made aieh discovery u gold
at tainak pass Ia the Aleutian iH-
lands, - heading the party They
will take provisions to laHt at least
two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
OIL STOCK ADVANCING.
Only q Few Days More on
The Ground Floor.

Our copaIis Point property viii b
developed at once Work IL begun
on the derrick, and drilling machin
cry - en- route We viii begin work
within tho month on our excellent
tract IN Kern river district There
after We hope 10 put down "a well
on our 1907 acres IN the Tenino-H u-
coda district 70 also have lands
IN the Tacoma, DeH MolucN, King,
gnohomiah. KitsAp and SkaElt coun-
Is districts. We are bound % iind oil.
This company has over 2400 acres o.
oil land.
We still have some ground floor
II non -aaaeHaa bic treasury shares
Tor development purposes at cents
100 shares for g.. When they are
gone tho price viii he advanced to
10 cents per share. Here's chance
10 doub BILE your money IN few days
We confidently expect 20 close out
all the cent shares by Saturday
night.
Remit BY money order and tho
stock wili be cent you by return
mall. or call At our office. tiR cher
~ street Great Northern OIL Co.
3. q Box "a. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

The police authorities were today
asked n ascertain the whereabouts
u Emma ". 9imstead. the i1-year=
cid daughter ~ " Olmstead - Raj
lard. The girl has been residing on
First avenue near Battery street for
some time She left her lodging
Monday. The report states that she
was seen Monday evening on Pike
street In the company ~ a friend
Detective Lane has the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
'.EnslischeH al 6ermania.

The pcutarbs Frauen Vrr-in viii
present the thre~-aet comedy I'm
Eitnehs" ana = short musical pro
gram az G~rrnanlA hail April q In
thr cast Of the play are Mr.. II J.
eIausnsn Mrs q. Meyer. Mrs. l..
arharTur. Mira Hreklcr x q
CRUDE. ]. stiliar n Bsrffner. VIM
Ftcklshcn and August Tossimer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Bicycle Licenses Slow.

: sst licenses 10 the number ~
~ ~ besn taken out az tho city
- % ] o'clolk this afternoon.
~, -. being spplisd for more
ir nan IN the first few days of
~ - mere ought 70 be 1000 Or
ts.,s A.l before the end o. the
Z 49,. The delay II the bicyclera
- o'ii licenses is attributed
Dr.. !, ths fact that no bike po-
|nsr ,s "a been appointed. The
n 80 these licenses goes TO
~, 4. hoaes club for improve
Pa iepa4rr. Money fDr this
|ar-. sEentiY needed. No ar
sIsis ~, hss yee been made for a
: ). po'lesnsn. thought the pian
L. proved Effective In col
49,. enses. aiding IN Weeping
'ssa.- repaired and preventing
500 aecidenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
AT SAN JUAN.

sAS JUAN. April 1.-THE Unit
"a states cruiser scorpion, with
Minister 20 Venezuela Loomts
board arrived here today. ST..
laomla viii sail for the United states
tomorrow On the steamer Caracas.
Caem Harris, rrize-nKhter. was
"a frentrd today by Oaieer Hubbard.
Sc u charged with the theft ~ toll
rneupa gallas from Kate Fitzpatrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
METHUEN
ON DUTY

..'sDON. April 1.-THE war Of
4. 'naesaness that Gen. Lord Meth
y. IN the British forces in South
hAs been discharged from
spltai and been returned 10
IS. Asthnsn's health IL said 10
~ srsstly improved.
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viers Of Washington.

~ prsparztion OF books Of views
! Wsshington. 70 be exhibited At
as suaslo exposition. 10 progress
- rapidly. Secretary Prosch Of
- ssamber ~ commerce has one
s tts volumes partially filed. IL
.azx2.ns many interesting views u
- rfustries and resources Of The
E&ie. besides some very artistic
iapiagraphs Of scenery and Indians.
Fhea completed Il will be q very
Sl-asls representation % the cities
~ e0gnfry. There wiii be two Of
De vaiEne<. Containing about 30
waited photoxraphs. They WI BE
rziy FOR sending East in two or
Use weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11

Booths Bruce. ". G.. y. J. Pattoua
Jack
Limit pogs First Sanford WlNsa
Rob RoNi second. y. u NineentH
Capt. Glen Alpine. third Oaksa N
fiummerss Shndeland Tam O'Shan-
"a reserve, NJ. NJ, hruce'u Glen Al
pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

sToCKHoLuERs NOTICE.
Regular meeting 81 the stoekholf-
eru ~ tho Seattle Everett a Tacoma
Nav co will ~ called Monday.
April 18th az ofIee. Colmhu Dock
Seattle.
EVERETT a TACOMA
NAV. co.
= p Scott. Sec Treas
Semitic. Wash. April n. 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
UNIvE RSITY CLUB.

TonAEht the University club opens
It's new house on the corner Of
Al adisou street and norrn avenue.
rrnparn fior.a for mas uifscent
opening have ben under way for =
number Of weeks. and the junction
tonight has been contemplated BY
many with pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
A Small Fire.

Fire broke out AZ ists o'clock this
morning "a the apartments Of J. u.
More al 700 sixth avenue north.
The nre department was called out
and tho blaze soon eNtinEuishea.
Thr Iuas viii not reach 80. The Ere
started frnm an ash box where a
hruttis - bot ashes had been dump
ed during the evening The build
fnF IL owned by ] NJ kiette.
The ONO STEEL RANGE Guar
anfeed perfect bakers T.. g. Miles
a pIpef co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
ND UNIVERSITY SITE
FURTHER DISCUSSED
coOne Balnser Continues the History OF the important
Cass-Ctzens Enlightened Regarding the
Existing Situation.

r.v ordinance reads like composition the
m the birth Jurisprudence II deed tho
al, prnpry violation Nj
,sseys donation
,..t n equally powerles authori4e this city
on A Denny made q hs lands
,rsns "univsrsit Nov
- tacsk A p. i6sl, as follows,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Held for Identification.

The body NJ Chas Brown. who
committed suicide yesterday IN
room at slt Fourth avenue by taking
arsenic. r. at Butterworth' morEue.
The body VIII be held several days
" iH Understood the suicide has rel
atIRn. rnaIdInR In lnlIfnrnIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
COURTHOUSE.

LDsh the petition % J. A. Moore.
saizs IaHrsn today made the re
.issFship q TIRE Lincoln cafe a per-
rasaat one.
" Pacific Bridge Co. Of San
'tn.iseo, this Afternoon filed A
axsasnas IN the superior court
1hu City Comptrollsr Paul %
lti aim 70 deliver warrants for
- ior material furnished In the
...lrssfien u the Cedar river wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
Get Next to Thisl

once upon a time there was "a
bathing Huit which Was much rep
rcheuded In that II was not modest.
Thsr. was likewise at this same
time also a Violet whose modssty
NaH matter Of universe comment
What Is your system ." asked the
bathing Suit. necuftinR the Violet.
FOR I would fain be thought modest
too"
why ! shrink" quoth the Violet.
meaning no harm
But when the Bathing Suit Hhrunk
IA pursuance "a this hint II Was only
reprehouded the more and finally
wac cast away an being quite I'M
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
DOG SHOW
Opened TO Great Crowd This
Morning-ColIie Glass
Judged.

The dog show opened in earnest
today. and in spite ~ the weather
the Armory was crowded.
The entire morning WAS given up
70 the colliss Dr. A. T. Mclutoan's
tri-color bitch Erie DinEwali vas
the center 81 attraction. She car
ried every class In which she vas
entered. going out - she ring with
FIVE nrsts 70 her credit. She has
been the sensation Of the show.
Tonight the decorated benches Will
be Judged There II a kesr c0mpeti-
ton In decoration going on today,
but from present Indications. VI. II.
Hruce's kennels will carry OF the
prize.
The following awards wer. made
this morning:
TrI-coIor collles.
Dog Puppies-First, Geo. Tinto's
Seattle Bob.
Local Doss-First. Geo. Tinto's se-
attic Bob. second, DR.. Hamilton Al
ian's Rob Roy
Limit Dogs1First. Geo. Tinto's Sc
attic Bob. second. Or. Hamilton Al
lan's Rob Roy.
open Dogs First. Dr. A. J Mcin-
tosh'E Giensra. second. Geo. Tiutp 2
seattle Bob. third. Dr. Hamilton Al
lan's Rob Roy.
winners Dogs 49, First. Or. a. J.
McTntoah'H Glencra. reserve, Geo,
Tinto's Seattle Bob.
Tgtchen' puppies-First Or. A. J..
McIut0sh's Fife DinEwei.
Local Bitches First Or. A. !. Nc
Intoahs Fife Dingwsll
Limit Bitches First. Or. a. J. Nc
Infoah's Efle DInRweil
Open Bitches First. Or. a. J. Nc
Intoshs Eme DinEweil.
winners Bitches First, DR.. a. J..
McIntosh's Dingweli.
colliss.
Dog Puppies Geo. Tinto,s Sc
attic Rover, second Mrs. s. l., Lit
Ties Colonaay. third. Sanford Fiy's
Bob. reserve. Mrs. ". l.. BeddoW =
Seattle Tlnfo V. ~. g. q. =. King 9
scott. V. ~. e. r. a. swift's Scot.
- g. cakes VI. Plummer's shade
land Tam O'Shanta. ". G.. Mrs.
Harry EEaH's scotch BOY. ". g.,
Mrs. e ". Stewards Rob Roy ", g.
owners name not given. Teddy, II.
e. W C1ayton's Monte Carlo.
Local Dogs First. Geo. Tinto'a Sc
attic Rover. second. Mrs. = T.. Lit
ties Coionsay. third. Mrs W. J.. Bed
d0w's Seattle Tinto. reserve, s ~.
Vincent's Capt Glen Alpine. v ~.
g Andrew RunHen'H Yuoya. V, ".
- n. 4. Bowman.s Seattle Ben. V.
a. =. 81. u. Daiiy's Bruce n. g
Mrs. Harry ERan's Scotch BOY ~.
q. 4 ~ Miiier's clyde. " = W
=. Mccarthy Andy. ". =. i. y.
AntebsL' Scott II. G., ko5t' n.
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To accommodate It's savings depos-
linra. the Scandinavian American
Bank e open Saturday evenings
from . % o'clock. for the receiving
Of deposits only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-11
CITY HALL.

The dynamnmstsr broken during
the preliminary tests Of hremru
Tuesday ls heing repaired aud viii
be again tn cundifion tonight. Tests
viii probably be resumed tomorrow
marninR fin order - establish a stan
lard for physical examination here
after.
The civil Hcrytre commissioners
wi q" unable - meet again until
the March examinations Tor promo
next Monday night The results ~
lions ln the municipal service viii
then be- announced Preparations
viii also be made for the examfna
fiuns for admission to the service. u
begin Ami ia.
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'aomson Leaves Town.

~ rs.li'ssf Thomson left Tor the
"f Ms afternoon.
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Tho Manchester Assurance Com
many has recently arranged with the
Northweat Trust & Safe Deposit
90. to handle their business IN Sc
attic ~ this Is one Of the oldest
and best known Insurance eompan=
los I'm ENGLAND. the trust company -
10 he congratulated upon securing
the agency
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All fire stock must he disposed ~
al once 10 make room for new goods
A snap Wall paper from 3c 10 BE
n double roll Star Paint Co, 300
902 PIKE street.
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Grand Bat

A grand ball will be given at
Ranke'a hall tonight by team Of
Home camp 2ss. W OF ". Wag-
ner'a orchestra VIII furnish the mu-
ale. Tickets viii be n cents. which
Includes dancing
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Tea served after p. m. each day.
Clare. 1907 Second ave.
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Keep in mind clIne's piano house.
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UNIVERSITY ie-AcRE LOT.
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Plat OF an addition 20 the town OF
Seattle az laid cut by A. A. Denny.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-30
& AVTAoR oFsTAE COLONIES D.
" sFRoN'TAE RANKS ETC.

one Hunter Gray had never fancied
him, and even his easy going uncle SEEM
ed to hold aloof But Mrs. Hunter, so
much her husbands Junior in years,
loved society, adored yachting, and
what was more necessary for her below
ed invalid's recovery than the soft sea
breezes of the Riviera and the idyllic
dolce far niente days and nights under
those incompatible Mediterranean skies
and on tie Amorita's dainty deck?
There was late supper going on one
joyous night aboard, just as she was
coming in from days dancing over
the blue waters. There was misunder-
standing between her skipper and that
OF steamer over the right of way-sig-
nails or God knows what-for when the
Amorita rounded to the cruel black PROV
struck her amidships and ground her
underneath the iron keel. Through the
devotion of the crew Mr.. Hunter and
one or two friends with him were res
cued. They were on deck. But nothing
could save the hapless banqueters still
below. Darcy Hunter had survived the
wreck of his business, the wreck of the
AInorita-had survived even his young,
light hearted wife, with whose remains,
said the paper, he would return to
America at once.
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and a priest. The two veteran majors,
trooper and doctor, hastened at once to
the greater ward, and Hunter, smiling,
held forth long, thin, white hand.
''The ring left with you would
slide off the biggest Of these fingers
now, wouldn't it?'' he asked. ''Miss
Leroy. this is Mr.. Murray, now resi-
dent of Butte, but fellow passenger
with us on the night of the collision. -
Before the sounding Of the retreat that
night and the boom of the sunset gun
Sergeant Merriweather's soul had drift
ed away over the dreary waste of snow
clad slopes and leaves of prairie, but
not before he had made clean breast Of
all his trials, temptations and downfall.
His vain, empty headed, frivolous wife
was brought out from Butte, but proved
scant comfort to his dying hours To
Father Keefe and Stannard, Blake and
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-05-30
CHAPTER XIII.

In the 4S hours that followed the ar
rest and incarceration Of Trooper Hun
ter one excitement chased another with
such rapidity that it was hard to keep
track of them, and Mainwaring, with
almost sigh Of relief, welcomed the
premature return of old Stannard, to
whom somebody (belieyed to be Ray)
had given the tip by telegraph that the
sooner he got back the better.
Take this internal regiment and see
what yon can do with it, = said Main
waring despairingly. Il thought knew
something about soldering, but there's
too id much individuality in the
-th for me. -
And, besides Trooper Hunters inoar.
ceration on the charge of aiding and
abetting in the robbery and destruction
of the magazine, the senior major had
the following matters now to tackle:
Captain Blake, in arrest for using in
subordinate language to the command
ing officer Said that compared with
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CHAPTER XII.

That evening when the surgeon was
making his visit to the hospital the
steward told him Trooper Hunter desir-
ed to speak with him, and, hating
somewhat in his gait and looking very
pallid still, but otherwise little the
worse for wear, the tall soldier was
ushered into the dispensary.
The Junior medical officer, for reasons
the senior could not quite fathom, had
on several occasions recently asked the
senior if he did not think Hunter fit to
return to light duty and gave his opin-
ion that he was getting soft and lazy
there. The post surgeon, for reasons the
Junior could not fathom at all, replied
that he thought it might BE- several days
before he should permit Hunter to re-
turn to his troop. This in nowise added
to Jayne's good will toward his gentle
manly and attractive patient. Hunter
was fortunate in having won the sym
pathy of the senior. Tonight he won
something more.
Standing bolt upright at the door, he
said:
May speak one moment with the
colonel in private?''
The surgeon almost blushed as he
whirled toward the speaker. All through
the war of the rebellion he had served
a gallant, skillful, devoted officer, ever
seeking duty at the front, ever ready
night or day to brave peril, hardship or
fatigue to go with his regiment into
action. Time and again he had dashed
with them into battle. More than once
he had cheered them in headlong charge
until recalled to himself and duties that
babe him sheathe the sword for the
scalpel. Scoring to leave his wounded,
he had fallen with them into the hands
of the enemy and had starved with
them at Andersonville. Oncs he had
been seriously wounded as he knelt be-
side a stricken comrade on the battle
line. Twice he had been offered hos
pital duty at Annapolis and Washing
ton and declined. From one end of the
war to the other he had been known
among the men as the fighting doctor,
and the fame had followed him to the
far frontier, where in one long and
fierce campaign against the Sioux he
had spared himself no hardship that the
humblest soldier had to endure, and the
cavalry swore by him--aye, and the
1.-the, sinewy, hard marching, hard
fighting doughboys, too-and loved him
for the love he bore them. With all he
was student of his trade and gloried
in it, but most he gloried that he was a
soldier. He looked it, lived it, deserved
it and everything the name implied,
but he had one weakness, if weakness
honest glory in ones profession could
be called. "I've been soldier 30 years
OF my life. I've won the brevets of
major and Lieutenant colonel on the
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know whether he's in earnest or joking.
If / thought he meant what he said, by
God, he'd be in arrest this minute
Again the post surgeon held up
warning hand. "Pray do not speak
quite SO loud, Mainwaring, said he.
"Some of my patients are trying to
sleep. I beg you will think no more of
this mornings incident. What you
have said is more than sufficient. am
possibly representative.
And then it was the Doctors turn to
be abruptly silenced. For a second time
the outer door was hnrriedly opened,
silvery voices and soft laughter were
heard in the corridor, and then, mar
shaded by Blake. there at the entrance
stood Mrs. Mainwaring, and behind her,
silent and trifle pale and anxious
looking, Kate Leroy.
II knew he'd be coming right over
here" laughed Mrs. Mainwaring.
But really, Colonel Connell, my hus.
band is even more impetuous in rushing
to make amends than he is in treading
on peoples tender spots. No, don't go
wandering off to the wards, Kate, . she
cried, for Miss Leroy looked anxiously
up, the corridor and showed a tendency
to follow her eyes. 'sCome now, major,
If you have finished what you were say
ing to the colonel we want you to come
home. Indeed" she persisted, as she
saw how angrily his eyes were regard
ing Blake, you've got to come and
make your peace with us now, for
you were simply unbearable all
through dinner, and we had to ask
Captain Blake to escort us in search of
you" Then, as Mainwaring still held
back as though striving to speak, she
seized his arm. "Come. Indeed, !" low
ering her voice, 81 must speak with
you before you go any further in that
case. /" And then did Connell feel sure
she spoke of Hunter.
An instant later he was surer STILL
for in came an attendant, alarm on his
face.
did the post surgeon give Hunter
permission to leave hospital? He's pick
ed up his coat and gone, sir.
Outside the moon was shining bright
~ on the glistening snow. Objects were
plainly visible over 100 yards away.
Mainwaring sprang to the door with ex-
element in his eyes and flew to the
porch, the others following in every
stage of establishments. Outside the gate,
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"Oh," almost aUlltnlpcred Mrs. M1tnaour-
ing, do hear Captain Blake JtrstP'
as luck would have it, was marching q
relief of the guard, the men swinging
rapidly by in their heavy winter dress,
the carbine butts grasped in their fur
gloved hands, the cleaning barrels toss
ed over the shoulder. Over toward the
traders store a tall, slender form in sol.
dier's overcoat was rapidly striding.
Mainwaring' s voice rang out with the
force and volume Of trombone. "Halt
your relief, corporal! Catch that man
over yonder, quick, and bring him
herel''
Astonished, the corporal obeyed.
"Relief, haiti" he ordered. Come
with me, two of you" Then away he
rushed. "Haltl Halt, you'll was the
next shout, and all in moment they
had overhauled the offending soldier.
There was brief parley, and then back
they came, the unresisting prisoner be-
tween the two members Of the guard.
"Oh, " almost whimpered Mrs. Main
waring, "do hear Captain Blake first
He'ssure there's some mistake"- Then
broke off short with exclamation Of
amaze. From the lips of Kate Leroy,
too, there burst stiled cry, for there,
before them, his clear out, refined face
perfectly outlined in the brilliant moon
light-there, clad in the rough garb of
a private soldier, stood the courteous,
helpful, distinguished looking stranger
of the night Of the collision.
Mainwaring must have had love for
the dramatic.
Corporal Rice " said he deliberate.
~, take Trooper Hunter to the guard
house and confine him by my order on
the charge of conniving at the robbery
and destruction of the magazine"
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Jud Callison, a prominent business
man at Fontanelle, received frac-
tured skull and other severe injuries
in a runaway.
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call them captain or major, as though
they were soldiers, but you snub, by
God, the one staff corps that never
leaves the fighting line when the fight
,,,r, tansS,o
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Persons subject to Dys-
pepsia, Insomnia or Ner-
vousness should keep the
Bitters on hand, as it gives
relief in short order. It
also strengthens weak Die
gestiOn, or comes Flatu-
Iency or Sour Stomach,
q n q prevents Malaria,
Fever and Ague.
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East and West Side RaCkctS
Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise.
There Is No End

To the busy season at our stores Every day our
trade grows larger Satisfied advertise our
prices until today we are acknowledged the lowest
priced house in the state