davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
v1RTUOUS COUNTY.
.r~adIan Portion of Illinois Without
 Crime or Consumption

a~>adIan iOrt1On or Illinois Without
 Crime Consumption.
 Calhoun county, situated on a pen ,,sula which, for fifty miles divides the waters of the Mississippi from those of the Illinois, is proud of many distinctions that make it the most ,nioue county in all the state of Illi- ,ois Calhoun county has no debt. no naupers. no crimes, no prisoners, no consumption. There are no theaters, no telegraphs, no waterworks, no street cars, no pavements, no factor- ;os and no railroads No automo pile has ever penetrated to it's fastnesses, and no golfer has ev made his little hall spin over its sod. There is not photogral ain the lim- ifs of the county. foreigners are barred out as if by a stone wall. There Ais not a Chinaman or an Italian on the lensus list The shiny collar. and the hand organ are unknown. Descend ants of the first English and Scotch neople that came to America settled the county. They were sturdy pio- neers who entered a rough and pictur- esoue country to build homes and to fill the soil. It is six miles from riv- or to river, and from the high bridge dividing the two streams there is wonderful view of hills that are all aWrv. Here are primeval forests and mountains that are piled one upon another The topography ofethe coun- tv became it's safeguard, for only the , industrious could cultivate yiisin land that was rock streWn and oyaIgrown with tim. CT. om oI Calhoun is the name county, and its residents ent the iiztpli- cation in it's y crime is al- most unknc and then the tramps or g. g thro gh the county will npkin or fat chicken, all. tansgfessof Is caught the ow stolen proper ty is quite able Il with him with out the expense of trial. A mild re- proof, or, in severe cases, a few we'll directed kicks, prove salutary penal ties. At the last term of the circuit court there were only three cases on the docket, and all of these were civil suits In twelve years the states at torney has had but one crime of im- portance to prosecute, and that so shocked the county that it has not yet recovered. This was the trial of a 13 year-old boy for the killing of his fa- ther.-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28

Mr. J. w. Walker, of Cornerstone is in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
HI DVI.

'..A " timber.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28

om of Calhoun
 e county and ent=the=i iapli-
 crime is al- and then=the
 g thro3g gh the npkin or q fat ransgressof.is is } stolen proper- with=him with
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

"Taroena Food is a most wholesome
and nutritious article OF diet. invalua-
BILE to dyspeptics. know Of nothing
to equal it. The stomach win retain
it when nothing else.
HERBERT, VI. D., Honolulu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

MY experience with Taroena war
rants me in recommending it as one
of the most valuable of the farinaceons
foods. It is particularly suited to all
inflammatory conditions of the gastric
intentinal tract. When made into the
form of a cruel and iced it is retained
when other foods are rejected. r.
DAY, NJ D., Honolulu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

"Taroena Food. in my opinion, is an
excellent infant and invalid food and
in many cases where 1 have used ft.
1t has always proved satisfactory. Il
have four patients using it at presenEF
&c. ]. BUCKNELL, NJ. D.. San Fran
cisco, Cal.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

Three babies who were unable to
retain food or medicine improved
promptly under Taroena Food retain
ing it from the first In one case
child's life was saved by its use Il
A. SCHWENDENER. n. D., St Joseph.
Mich
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04

Il have had occasion to test the mer-
its of a great number of prepared
foods while treating cases of seasick-
ness. / find none of them half as use
full as Taroena Food. am thoroughly
convinced that Taroena is the most
nutritious food / have ever used. =
MILAN SOULE, M. D., steamship
Australia
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-04
What Physicians
Say About
TAR0ENA FOOD.

Being a sufferer from Preventative
dyspepsia, used Taroena with many
doubts as to SO starchy a food agreeing
with me. To my surprise, Taroena
and my stomach have always remain
ed nthe best of terms, to my great
satisfaction and comfort JAMES
STIMSON, NJ. D., Watsonyille, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
ROMANTIC

There Il more or less romance
about ell engagements. but there -
more than ordinary romance about
that o. Miss Laura Coneer and Lieut.
Frederick r. nuehan.
Tue story 81 the engagement
l. connected with the relief 81 the
foreign legations In Fekin by the al
lied troops. Frederick r. Buchan.
a lieutenant In troop X. sixth cav
airy. son 81 W. J. nuchan. was in the
relief column. and the young lou
tenant and Miss Laura Cauger be-
came attached 10 each other
Miss C0nEer. upon her arrival In
the United States. called on the ilu-
chans and spent several days on the
Steilida farm, their summer home.
Miss Conger had never previously
met any members % the family. ex-
ccpt the soldier sou.
The other day Mr.. Conker. while
hurryirg across the continent % san
Francisco. who're he viii take steam
cr back 20 China. called at Mr.. Blu
chan's ofiice for the purpose % get
ting acquainted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
FORESTS
ON FIRE
Raging Conilagration Sweep
Ing Vicinity of Dyea.

AdVices brought by the steamship
City ~ Seattle. which arrived from
southeastern Alaska last nisht. elye
graphic particulars ~ raging for
est ire sweeping through the fer
eats In the vicinity OF nyea, threat
ching to reduce the town to ashes.
Tor two days a dense volume ot
smoke has been clearly visible from
Skanway, rising from the doomed
valley. Up 90 the present time the
ere had not reached the deserted
city % nyca. but a little shifting q
the wind VIII. Il Is believed. sweep
the flames and burning cinders into
The upper part % the town. once
among the buildings. with nobody
there 10 arrest It's progress. the de-
struction of the town win Be ineVit-
able. There are eco houses In pyea.
In the lower portion. known As the
deserted city, only a few people re-
side. The value % the threatened
rraperty represents an expenditure
az 500 90 In boom times.
The City 81 Seattle brings adviees
up 20 and including July tt-hcF
date ~ sailing. The story that tho
river steamship Nira Rial had been
wrecked. - denied. A break in a
minor part 81 her machinery led 20
ST. NfttAt NNNtfAtA VI tAtthAA AAhNAH
ard she returned 20 Skaxway undt=
her own steam on the morning tia
Seattle sailed.
Passenger traffic on the Yukon Is
Improving. the steamship Nefa bring
tnx leo passengers from Dawson "a
White Horse one day last week.
Passenger traf'ic appears to be pick
fnx up In both directions. The W
kea carried 80 passengers and 80
tons OF freight 10 Dawson the night
ef the isth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17

now announces himself the only
Christian In Darkest Africa uh the
Midway 1t tho Pan American.
Manager Fone says Omhae con
version was inspired ny lhzinrHa.
Tht negro protests that be lh sin.
esre ia seeing the Hight, and he VIII
no longer dance because be does not
believe In IT, not even 49, Vo'a-
tiuu.
Omba Il one Of the blacklist ana
most Intelligent Of the colony OF
Conaofa. lie n a young man, par
tioularly violent dancer,
Dmha was converted by rev -
Bison urewnter. Of South Gilbon, y,
y, "A missionary returned from At.
RIGA. who can talk omba'H Eibbor
iah.
It's fellow negroes attempted 10
recuuvert him to heatheniHm, bat
Omha Wouldn't stand for a.. Ho was
accused Of making his Christianity
an excuse TO escape dancing but b
only smiled broadly. very broadly.
He has been warned not Co convert
any others. lest the African dance
be broken up by the conversions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17

Poultry Chickena. lives, isUiaiSc,
eurks, isac, turkeys. lie.
Dressed stock Chickens, f26tae
turkeys. iSc. ducks, idc.
Corrected Daily. 49, The following
prices are being offered 70 the pro
Queer "a round let's on the dock or In
the car az Scattles
Grain - oats. 5000. barley
isi.o0; wheat. chicken feed. tas.hQ.
corn. LEO per 100 lbs. bran, sie.bo.
hay--pugct sound. ner ton. tltoo'
Eastern Washington timothy. tiS.0Q,
alfalfa. si3.O0.
Butter - Fresh ranch. ftHise. ma
tive creamery, zoe.
Checse-Nativo Washington. &c,
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, aiu
&c per doa.
Poultry - Chickens, live, i0niici
ducks, iaAc; turkeys, tt4NAe.
Dressed poultry-Turkeya ia0iAtse
chickens. iO4ites ducks, tsUitMe
Live stock Cows, aNci steers
th05c, calves bnUTiaei sheep, 81
6Ac, hogs. bD3hc.
Dressed stock -Hoka Sc lambs
Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
NUMEROUS

BERLIN. July 1.-THE Cologne
0asette publishes a dispatch from
Seoul. Corca. saying that bloody con-
ricta, extending over a period % 10
DAYS. have occurred on the island ~
Quelpart. between Roman Catholic
missionaries and THEFT pupils and the
popuiace % the island Fifteen oi
the natives and about 500 Of the mis-
sion pupils are reported 60 have been
KILLED during the encounters.
Tho Governor 81 Quelpart. accord
ing 20 the dispatch. says the trouble
was the fault OF the pupils, ana arose
from their support 81 the tax coiirc-
tors In ieyytuE illegal taxes upon the
natives. Upon hearing that two
French missionaries had been kill-
"a In gha island. \ French warship
proceeded 10 QueIuaft, but upon
nndiug the missionaries ia question
alive, the waFahip returned.
The Cureau government has conn
miissloned iiuHu kan and an Amefi.
can court Official % Investigate the
matter. and II sending company OF
corean infantry With them 70 Quci-
part
guelpart Is In the Yellow sea. Ga
miles south Of Curna, To which coun.
Try u Il subordinate. IL ia a penal
settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
TRAVELLING
THE GLOBE
4 SehooIhoy on a Reeord-Breaking
Trip Around the Earth.

Chas. Fttxmorris. the Chicago
American's globe trutfing nehoolbay
xeacked Seattle last night on the last
lap cf his race against time. In
Bringing him here the tuK Sea Lion.
specially chartered fer his use. broke
all tug records between Victoria and
Seattle. making the run In hours
- minutes. which time Il only bet
Tered BY one steamer. the city %
Seattle.
Fltzmorrls was taken from the
IMPRESS o. India OF Victoria. ia
company with :. W. williams. ".
= Hearst's London Representatives
~ Pert Townsend the big tug met
TIRE tug MaEis. with customs and
eaara ntine officers aboard. The de-
lay Was slight and the sea lion sped
eaward 60 Seattle. Two hours after
nrrival here the travellers were
speeding 10 Chicago on the Great
Northern flyer. A special train will
- had from 81. Paul. FItxmorrfs
expecting to reach Chicago 80 days
after leaving there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17

CHICAGO. July Ill =. Mnyes
= New York attorney. who was one
% the first entries for the prize OF
5000 offered by Mrs. Nancy Il. Irv-
tng for a truthful business or pro-
fessional man, has entered claim for
the money on the ground that he
has completed one month 81 business
life without once telling 4 lie. Mayes.
N us letter 20 Mrs Irving. says.
4 thank God for the temptation
70 try the experiment. for probably
I would never have tried the test.
though I have often made the same
rernArk-the lies that / have here
tofore been guilty % telling. by the
grace cg God. I VIII tell no more. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
Hoboes Rob laps.

a peculiar robbery has been re-
ported 20 the police. Last Monday
night three men entered the quar-
tiers Of the japanese iaborers At In
terbay and held up the inmates. re-
heving them OF three silver watches
and about s. In money. Detective
Lane IA working on the case ana be-
lsven the JOB 90 BE- that % tramrs.
The frightened laps can tell little Of
We circumstances Of the robbery.
nut II II believed that three HOBBS
entered the barracks and. without
any show o. violence. persuaded ths
men 10 stand and deliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
STREETS MUST
Be CLEARED
Builders Can No Longer 0bstruc,
Thoroughiares indefinitely.

There u one provision % the new
city building ordinance thar but few
people are familiar with. IL H.
that before any building permit shall
bs issued where lumber or material
OF any Kind - To be stored in the
street. a deposit OF Is must be made
with the secretary OF the board %
public works. where the building Is
o. an uupavcd street. and $50 on a
paved street. This deposit is to In
sure the removal of al material
within three days after the building
II completed. Under the old ordsu-
Hncs the contractors were given use
% ous-half 81 the street. Tho new
ordinance permits the use OF but
one-thlrd ~ the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17

various prptcxtn. tier hypnotic eyes
figured LARGELY i'm the suits.
Among her victims were Lord
byron. who through her became "a
bankrupt. Lord burton. the million
afro brewer Of uaHa' ale the Duke
OF Cambridge, whom nhe learned to
know when he Vas staying at her
fathers embassy In Madrid. OF which
she was doing the hanafa,
Every body except her victims had
almost forgotten Mrs. kinEucote,
when suddenly she once more be
came tho center af attention by her
publication Of Some Fools and a
puchesa," IN which she holds zap her
victims TO ridicuie. The Fools bo-
hrrHrif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
WEST STREET
FEATURELESS

Less activity was noticeable about
the markets. this morning. although
business was good and prices re-
manned firm.
Yakima peaches continue to come
In. bringing good prices.
strawberries are going out Of tina
market, good berries being very
scarce and selling az g.. o0a22s.
Raspberries are plentiful enough
70 supply the demand and bring
about 800.
Eggs continue firm. French ranch
are quoted az "a cents with tend
ency TO 20 higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
JosBIHG QUOTATIONS.
.OEItLLI Id DAILY d
Green fruit

Le7n0ns-s2. 000s3.00 a box: lines
s5us per case; cooking apples. 81 s0h
1.75: eating apples, sf.25Il7s: Val.
sncla oranges, fz.75n 400. Seeding.
sz.25s bananas. f20z.f0. olives. S007ge
Per gallon: grape fruit. t2.o0Y2 50
native strawberries, f2.00Q2.z5 crate.
plneappies. t3000s.5O per doz: cher.
ries, s5070c; peaches. 50d75c: april
cots, Doc: Tragedy plume. ii.604f 10.
faspberries, 800.
Vegetables
Potatoes g70a53 per ton: beeta.
f0c per doz. carrots. sf.2s per
sack lettuce. lie per dozen: turuips.
sGc1gi; garlic &C.. cabbage fl.z5ltI 20.
peppers. 129l5c; husks. &c: green
celery. fQu5Oc per dozen. sweet po-
tatoes. fi.7s: Spanish Chill pep
peers. JOc per ID. sauer kraut. 5M4c.
native head lettuce. &c per dor.
srtfchokss. s5n50c dor: green peas,
sff7e pound. dried figs. cartons. coo:
fancy Zoe, imported isc: tomatoes.
fiz51ff.50 case. dates, 5zfsc per III /.
radishes. loo per don: rhubarb. &c
Ter ID; parsley. z5425c. asparagus.
9 81. new potatoes. ti.75dfs5 cwt. :
fpiuach, Be-; cucumbers. 5o@s0c dor
new onions. iAc; caulihower. 759
sl.e1. parsnips. ti.50.
Ffobittonbs
Fresh meat Cow beef, IA 10.
steer beef. Sc per To- mutton. weth-
-. nc; ewes, SIC. pork shn5c per
~ veal. large, 7c; email, 10lzc.
Provisions Hams. large lse;
hams. small. is4ig5zc: breakfast
bacon ffuiflkc. dry, sailed clear
hacks 9izc. bellies. l0c.
Esttsr Chess. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington creameries.
pound prints, &c. Eastern Iowa
and EiEin. zic. fresh 2rnuch. ii4f3c.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. 1zWfzhc: Eastern: New York.
Halo; Wisconsin, lie. California.
1aANitiA. EoqUefOrt, sc; Edan.
81 .n01iZ.O0 per case; New York,
J501ses Llmburger. isNf7e; brick.
1fai1es Swiss. isalsc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. PC
Eastern, 150i9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
Suburban.

= Remsberg's new two-ssory
s-tsslinE opposite the Fremont post
sEtee - nearly completed.
about 90 people from Frenert sr~
ending saverni dnw~ earrr,tr,sp
funtinw and flnhir~ on thu Tasiafi ~,
Indian reservation. The rarnu Il
snder the direction of 4 number ~
fremont churches.
The water service recently INSTALL
81 ~ the citizens u Tnterha.v 4
growing a succcaA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
BETTER Give
UP RIDING
Or Else Observe the City Bicycle
Ordinances.

When Antoine Gricrn the blcyciiHt
who ran into Mrs. David Gross Mon
day night was released Doe thought
his troubles we're over. they we're
not. however. Justice has 0veftnkfn
him ana ha WAS arrested by otiicef
He0nn last night on u warrant
charging him with violating the bi-
cygIs ordinance. wherein u lH re-
auired that every whrelmnn snail
ring hia bell in close proximity 10 a
peaeHtrian II IL alleged that Gfieh
did not do this and tho accident was
the direct result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
Will Be Rarer.

Autograph letters ~ famous ne
VII De Tar raref IN the future fhal
i9M. Great men 81 today con zen
themselves with signing their ra4oe.
oIten With rubber stamps. to T.
written documents, and II wfii
nara 70 get much sentiment r..
typewritten nanuscrlpts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
ONE LESS HEnTHEa NOW
ON BuFFhLo's MIDWAY

nuFFAIo. y Y. July ii.-Thets
IL one less heather IN the world.
omba. black as ebony. fsnatichl
fetish dancer and devil wurHhipprr
experienced a change Of heart
through the kindly aveftureu ~ u
returned African missionary. AMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
State Volunteers Tonight.

Tho Washington Volunteers aHao.
citation viii meet this evening 10 the
rooms 81 Company Il at the ARM
DRY. Tho matter IF nfiliatlnE with
the National Volunteer association
will b. discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
KEPT RIGHT ON
GOING WITH GRIP

James bailey. Of tiiis Ycaler way
10 looking high and low for a small
boy who several days ago bargained
90 carry xailne TO "A steamer for
him. The little fellow. who Was not
more than Il years Of age, started 10
the boat with the valiso and he has
not been aeen by Mr. Bailey since.
fAaa
New York I ffaIus 90 Nrt. YORK nix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
More Work on Canal.

Another government contract.
touch hing the excavation - Too, u0l
yards % earth IN the Lake Unions
salmon hay canal. Nil BE- let b. Maj.
John Milita. engineer In charge
August -. bids on the WaFk have
BEEN solicited II T. estimated that
cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17

booked 10 tWifi the sphere on ladies'
day n he gets the cool breeze Out 90
his arm that struck him coming over
the Cascades. II he IL not ia coudi-
ton stovnli viii oniciate.
ON next Monday half 81 the games
81 the season will have been played.
After that date the clubs vii play
Is series 81 five games instead ~
four a week. adding twelve games
90 she season ZOE each club. Priest
dent Lucas has made an order % this
eject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
GOOD GAME
ON TODAY
Seattle Should Win Over SpO'
kane This Afternoon.

The fret Of a series OF four gameb
between the Seattle and Spokane
baseball teams Is being played this
afternoon at Athletic park. The bat
tcriea ate Harmon and Frary. and
Adams and swiudeil. Mcdonald ~
umpire Tomorrow Is ladies day,
when all ladies' viii be- admitted free
az gate and Erundptaud. The line
up 81 today game II az follows.
N....N44.a III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17

Or. Cumyow's Chinese Root G
rheumatism. once. Lyon hs
zlsls Columbia street. between
end avenue and Third avenue.
fourg. a. m. 70 4 %. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
Bond Approxed.

The $3.50 bond Of ]. r Taylor for
the Improvement OF Fourth avenue
west from Highland Drive TO Blaine
street. has been approved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
FOOLS and
A DUCHESS

a fool there Was and his gold h.
spent.
even as you and II
Honor and faith and q sure intent.
tAnd 4 wasn't the Least what the
lady rnaaut)
But a foot must follow his natural
bent
Even na ynu and -
The fool was stripped % his foolish
hide
Gwen as you and II
which she might have seen. when
she cast him aside
fBut u isn't on record the lady trled3
SO some 90 him lived. but moat %
him died
Gwen as you and -"
SIR Henry urummnud VOLTS er.
fraordinnry daughter. Afre. Howard
kinescots. is once more the topic %
Conversation IN London through the
publication % Some Fools and a
Duchess ."
she figured IN many civil suits
brought against her by AL sorts Of
men. peers. generals. dlRuitaffes of
the church and diplomats whom she
Induced 20 lend her money under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
Big Time
AUGUST II
That viii Be travelling Mems
Day at the EIks'
Carnival.

Travelling mems day during the
Elks carnival at Tacoma Will be
August ~. and members of the fra
ternity have already taken hold 20
make ~ Il one of the beet days Of
the carnival. a big parade VIII be
/ given. and nst Of special Httrac'
lions appropriate FOR the visiting
[ knights OF the grip Will he put on.
/ The parade vii be given Ia con-
/ junction with the parade BY the fire
men. FOR the day Is q be devoted
[ Jointly 90 the travelling men and the
I frcmcn. The commercial travellers
| expect TO have over 1000 men In line.
The Tacoma council 81 travelling
men Is the youngest IN the national
council. and Il il made up Of willing
and ambitious members. who will
help 10 make the Elka' carnival a
great success, This council has sent
Special lavitsstons.
/ cut a large number Of special invita-
/ tionn inviting the travelling men 81
I the various cities through the North
west 90 Join them In making the day
one long 90 be remembered, Ar
I rangcments have been made with
/ the transportation companies for
special rates for the day.
\ list or 10 splendid prizes u ufNFs
| "a travelling men on this day. The
I best uniformed order VIII receive a
I magnificent American fiagi and "a
cash priEe % SO viii be given for
/ the best float ln the parade. An
T elegant travelling haH II promised
. FOR the most comieal feature. and
I the competition for thia event alone
VIII BE- a whole cireus. The beht
dressed man u % receive pFlEs
consisting % two - the latest shirt
waists. A fine seal toilet case has
been offered for the oldest travel.
I ina man.
For the foungeat.
The youngest travelling man has
not been forgotten. lie vii be plaC-
cd beneath q IS hat. and tho taflest
travelling man win be presented with
a handsome walking stick. box OF
cigars VIII SO 70 the shortest man.
aud the fatteat man viii be pre-
scented with a handsome silk UNI
hreila sufficiently large 10 keep him
In out % the vet. The ieanest man
win come tn for a surprise. the ma
ture % which none q the members
OF the fraternity Will hint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
N Al
| 4

Two
Pioneer
Fiderabl
Detect,
ter and
been cs
They W,
Jas II
piekrpi
afterrIoo
Lane.
Placed a
Kate :
thought
by Once
Andrey
mate Of
omcer Il
disorderl
Vim. c.
San Fra
Criminal
tective A,
picion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-17
Cell

Pew ~
James =
rived ~ !
cation n
vears -
The 1891 zee
lana So
rraatas. ~
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Have You Ever Felt

the thrill Of music cmnnate from n
kIMHAI.L. Pianof
You Judge a piano by It's tone: foi
tone II the uuerring index that tells
whether an instrument IN good or
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lar, The full. round, long sustained
tones are possible only with instru-
ments OF the finest make. no cheap
them. Special bargains In piano
slightly damaged in remodellnE our
store.