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The Washington times., 1903-07-11
SECRETARY MOODY
EXCLUDES NEHSPAPE RS
No Longer to Be Paid fer
From Special Fund.
SERVICE JOURNALS CUT OFF
"Army and Navy Register" Believes
Department Has Made a Mistake.
Criticises the Order.

Secretary Moody has decided TO Cx-
clude from the list of publications,
foI1 erly furnished the Navy Department
ami paid for out OF a special fund, not
only all daily newspapers but both of
the service papers, semi official in their
nature, and most of the magazines de-
voted exclusively to discussion of mill
tary matters.
The Army and Navy Register" this
morning. commenting upon this action,
after frankly confessing 1t is one of the
papers so excluded, says:
Mr.. Moody is understood to regard
the daily newspapers and many of the
weekly as outside of the class of jour
nails, regardless OF the frequency OF is
sue. which are calculated to be of pro
fessionar utility. This is grave
charge to make, and in the mind of a
critical observer might subject Mr.
Moody TO the charge OF prejudice.
Papers Invaluable.
1T is or ought to be conceivable that
the daily newspaper. or at least many
daily newspapers. are of value TO the
naval profession. An officer in charge of
the affairs OF a bureau in the Navy De-
partment. for instance. has need to know
of the current news of the day, and il
such information is not available in his
bureau he must provide it for himself
out OF his own resources.
There is information in every class
of periodical which, in the course of a
year, is of value to every bureau in the
department, and the approved list Of pc
riodicals destined for departmental sub
scription are of no greater value on ac-
count of coming up to Mr.. Moody's spe-
cial standard of professional usefulness
than the daily papers which he has in
dictated as outside of the class for the
subscription of which the public fund
may not be disbursed.
Bureau Chief Should Decide.
1T would seem that the bureau chief
should know what newspapers are of
use to him and ought 10 be allowed to
subscribe for them at Government ex-
pense, and the only occasion for depart
mental revision of such lists is when
they include newspapers which are OBJ
viously non-professional.
IF the chief constructor or the engi-
neer-in-chief or the surgeon general
asked for the Youths Companion or
the 'Delineator' or the Ladies' Home
Journal the head OF the Navy Depart
ment might feel that he was called upon
to exercise his authority of excisiou.
But neither feminine nor Juvenile litera
turo is found on the bureau reeommen-
alto 5. a1d those lists as they were
submitted, flake Mr.. Moody's revision Of
them remarkable"
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WRECKS IN SOUTH SEA.

VICTORIA. b. C., July II. The
steamer Miowera brings details of many
shipping disasters which occurred on
the Australian coast and In South Sea as
a result OF tremendous gales in June
Brief facts have been cabled OF the loss
or the German bark Edith and OF the
dismasting OF the German bark II
Watjen.
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SECRETARY MOODY PLANS
A CRUISE ON THE DOLPHIN

Secretary Moody intends to take an
other trip aboard the Dolphin in about
Two weeks. He will start shortly after
Assistant Secretary Darling. who is now
at his home in Vermont. returns 10
Washington and will probably go North
TO view the joint maneuvers OF Port
land. He VIII. doubtless. be accompa-
MED by several members OF the House.
who will be on the Naval Committee
In the next Congress-
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MAN is KILLED BY
A SIx-F00T FALL

CALEDONIA, July I1.-Sudden death
was the fate OF Noble Bostwiek, one Of
the oldest and most widely known resi-
dents Of Livingston county. Mr.. Bost-
wick, whose residence Is about one
mile and half south OF Caledonia. was
engaged ia loading hay when he fell from
the wagon, and, striking on his head
his neck was broken. The fan was MOI
more than six feet
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CHURCH EXEMPTED
FROM TAXATION

The Commissioners have approved an
order exempting from taxation the pron-
erty OF the Berean Baptist Church, on
the southeast corner OF Eleventh ana
V Streets northwest Assessor Oar
nellie reported TO the Commissioners
that the property is used solely for pur-
poses OF divine Sorship, and should be
exempt as long as Il IS so used.
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MILLS BLOWN UP.

VALPARAISO, Ind. July 1.-THE
mills OF the Aetna Powder Works blew
up last evening. 1t is supposed that
many were killed or injured but the &C
tual fatalities are not known
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SOLDIERS AS GUARDS.

RICHMOND. Va. July 1.-THE with
drawal of troops from Richmond has
been halted by reason OF continued
stone throwing at cars in the subul bs
Last night soldiers were again riding
on the cars as guards.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE NEGR0-Let every interested man and
woman turn out with the North Carolina Fed
Grafton Ct Colored Men at Green Willow Park,
Sumner ave, Hillsdsle, d. c., MONDAY EVEN
ING, JULY l3- Mr. ThOs. L Jones and Others
speakers fer the day. II
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COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
of tia District OF Columbia.

% IIlIl 81 NV.
Washington, ID. c., July g. 1905
The Board Of Trustees % this Company have
this day declared a semi-annual dividend OF
three per cent g per cent? upon the stock Of
this company, payable July IS, 1908. TO stock
holders Of record at the close Of business on
July s. 1908.
The transfer books will be closed from July S.
1903, al O'Clock p m. until July Is, 1903, al
10 O'Clock a. m.
JOHN W. sCHAEFER, Secretary.
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Newton Knew Nothing.

The last witness was Joseph Newton.
fireman Like the other witnesses he
knew nothing OF the attempted fraud
and denied emphatieally that he had
paid Glllott for his position IN the Fire
department. In fact. he declared. he
mad never talked to the accused police
man on tie subject.
After the examination of these five
witnesses the case was continued until
next Tuesday.
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elliott TRIAL GOES
OVER UNTIL TUESDAY
No Damaging Testimony at
Yesterdays Session.
FIVE WITNESSES EXAMINED
None of Them Able to Throw Much
Light on the ituation-Other
Witnesses to Be Heard.

After short session productive Of
little important testimony. the trial
board Of the Police Department yester-
day afternoon continued until next Tues
Gay the hearing in the case of Policeman
Joseph L. elliott. of the Second precinct.
charged with having offered to sell his
influence" to several applicants for
positions in the Police and Fire De-
partments- The delay is occasioned by
the inability of number of witnesses
10 appear until that day.
Five witnesses were examined at yes
terday's session. but no evidence was
adduced to show that elliott actually
approached the would-be policemen aud
offered to assist them in turn for a
money consideration. In fact. the most
damaging testimony so far. besides that
of Joseph William Mossburg, the unsuc-
cessful applicant. who brought the
charges. is that of Policeman Joseph A
Martin. OF the First precinct, who may
himself be compelled to answer a charge
of completely in alleged fraud
Paid No Money for Influence.
John C. Germs, whose appointment TO
position on the force was held up on
account of the allegation that he had
paid elliott s125 for the latter's lin
fluence." was the first witness. In reply
to a question OF Assistant Corporation
Counsel A. Leftwich Sinclair, who with
Capt. Isaac Pearson and Lieut.. John A
Swindells, is conducting the inquiry, he
said he had been an applicant for the
position for more than a year He was
introduced to the accused private by
Policeman Moffatt
why did you seek the introduction %
he vas asked
Because Moffatt told me it would be
a good thing 10 do"
He further said he had been given to
understand that elliott could aid him in
obtaining the position, but denied he had
paid any money for this purpose
There was no money paid by me or
anyone else" declared the witness.
Never Approached by elliott.
The testimony OF Henry T. Davis. an
other applicant. had little bearing on the
case. He denied ever having been ap-
preached by elliott. had never paid him
any money. knew nothing about the lat
ter's alleged dealings. and. in fact was
unable to throw the least light on the
situation This testimony was similar in
nature to that of James e Armstrong.
whose appointment was also held up.
Armstrong admitted. however. having
known elliott all his life
The most important testimony of the
day, perhaps, was given by Charles Fred.
restaurateur. who formerly employed
Mossburg. The burden OF his evidence
was that he had heard Mossburg speak
OF elliott. and had been informed by the
young man that some one was trying TO
get money from him to make his entry
into the service less difficult. He said
he had not ascertained who the would be
briber was.
Newton Knew Nothing.
The last witness was Joseph Newton.
fireman. Like the other witnesses he
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It's Cool at Bay Ridge These DAYS.

Trains from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sta
ton tomorrow az 9:l0 a m and las p. m.
Rate, 50 cents for adults, % cents for children.
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DIED.

wILSoS-0n Saturday. July Il, 1903, at Gas
a. m, DANIEL J. WILSON, youngest child
Of William s and Mary J. wilson, aged six
months and eighteen DAYS.
Funeral Monday, June l3, l9OS, at a. m.
iyIl-2r
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ATLANTIC CITY.
TIE ALBEMARLE.

Virginia ave, near Beach and Piers This
elegant modern Hotel. new throughout, capacity
400. offers special rates for July s. $40,
s12 50 weekly; also season and family rates for
large, cool. front rooms; many with bath All
metal beds. elevator, etc. 1000 feet Of porches-
Superior table Booklet ]. p. COPE
FOR ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS. GOOD TABLE.
HONE COMFORTS. VISIT THE
HOTEL OSBORNE,
Arkansas and Pacific aves- $50 per day up.
S. weekly and up. Write for Booklet
ie3o-30t MRS r J. OSBORNE
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NEW BRADY HOUSE

So. Arkansas Ave, near Beach
Choice rooms, s TO $40 weekly 81 Is I'd daily
Booklet JAMES BRADY NIT
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The Salt Breath Of the Sea Brings Health"
GALEN HALL Atlantic Git. y. J.,
SanatOrIum and Hotel New building hand
some and elegant in every feature Physicians
and nurses. Rooms with private baths and
water place for rest and health seekers
Table and service first class Booklet.
r. L. YOUNG, Gen. Mgr
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OCEAN CITY. N J.

QUEEN CITY BY THE SEA
city Of homes. restfui surroundings for busy
people. childreu's paradise. Finest beach
Sailing. fishing Bathing unsurpassed. An
RmuSements Two and one half miles OF board
walk Gas. electric light. and artesian water
Electric cars and steamers every Is minutes 20
Atlantic City No saloons. Write for booklet
W. K. WILLIAMSON,
Ocean City, y. J.
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NEW YORK.
THE RELNEDERE
BUTCHER HOUSE

AND COTTAGES PAwLING. " Y.
% MINUTES FROM NEW YORK
Located among the hills in Dutchess County;
elevation. 200 iect; we'll kept; golf links, tennis
bowling, billiards, music, and all the comforts
TOT hesith and recreation. with pure spring water
from the mountains. For terms sad booklet adj
dress r. {. Loveridse. Manager Pawling. y. Y.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH that look. feel. occupy
no more space. and perform all the functions q
the natural teeth. Low prices for summer
months
/, DR.. j. L. Wit SON,
1903 ST. n ".
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FREAK PROBLEMS

all now. hut ant Il amazing practical
monsene American people fall TO fool question like How old
course. must Gu
about and half mying
and haff Il almost n1ermioahe Nhie
IT, the time
away important things
opportunities anybody look
mathematical problem might estimate all
balance them the
who their minds engapcd
old houxh real Just
pcnetrahe
% fiddle time
. O. hc az o
o yak
Nnetynine down and figure
nut how cid their proposition with enough Figures
n threesheet uuaeatade wouldn't dhble at
the problem a
the
trying TO find eu, how cd Ann t.
N problems Of mors Importance
re o
young
perhaps but
viii married Ann provided good homs
sooa IL to sny young man to know how old Ann Is
rsasurns seus seoaus doing omships
worth viii
u there good mental training In IT.
; training
TO
ability but marks Eood that
bruaney figuring probl.n.
genius really
white the that
nfe
she mental exercise to be found In mathematician freaks
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MEDICINE ALONG THE HiGHWAY
The walking cure again.


a r disease both nenta and
be knew how men
walking
IL fine II takes unhoy and that
atsd
II hlnk
better after have covered miles
On elesns.
n thens knoS what the words
IL your
foF
long from
walk Of bis poszitie
he
He didn't IN
And mi
people
he everywhere a
that there limits brohry
as he he dropped his
wheat fields OF
tudEd glad
anything a
firm. he like baby his
" has waikiki for him
yen have
will IA sps for The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

Aud cooking my pistol I STROBE to
The door be- indicated.
n was Hu ifDu door, opening I'm
ward 10 small apartment euiauut
~ tho solid rurh For while !
could see nothing whan fnofed
the little cavern but, becoming used
iu the dim liRht presently ] took "a
few steps forward. ana looking uu !
aHW "a rurky chimney and an ofifiee
far up and the stars nilmmefiuE ia
the gray blue sky above ne Here.
nn Yondsr whore Miss Ruins apart
ment Jay. the reef lifted itself above
the highest tides here WINS the gate
We must shut N atho nlHht we're o.
be won. And who would dare II
witho armed men an the threshold
aud ladder Tor footheid, and the
knowledge on ouf part that 0ne
word ct tho truth would dig a grave
Tor rec0mpeuse And yet II had "a
be dared. n man must 90 up that
nirht for WOmnn'a sake
Well. I took Off my boots "a the
ladders foot ana thruHting my piH-
tui into my waist belt I spoke q
warning word "a Peter hliKh.
This" said I. taking from Reg
nafte the key I needed. this openi
the iron doors you will meet down
yondsf lf misfortune happens q
me. go straight through and take mS
place. Hold the rooms as long "a
you can. Beiike Jacob will come
back with the shin"
fContlnucd)
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perhaps Il wRs that. yet shat a
boast For think OF Il. Here at the
very moment when u appeared that
our lives were ut Cneruy's mercy.
when we must lock 20 his cruel hand
for succor or sleep IN the death pit
of the island. three brave men be-
hind me the peril fires my blood 80
that. man or devil against me. !
care nothing for either. Was u a
beast Tar a man TO stake all on =
throw at such an hourr Not 40
truly. but just what any English
seaman would have done. saying.
All or nothing. the day or the
night" as chance should decide for
him.
Now. my hand was upon the key
when I told little Ruth that u was
mems work. and without waiting 20
hear her diaploasuro. I opened the
door and stepped out into the silent
hall. one man alone kept watch
there. and he was IN the shadows. 80
that I could not see his face or tell
N he werc armed. l knew that this
man vas the fret between me and
my liberty. and without a moments
hesitation I crossed the hall. ard.
understanding that a word Of mine
might bring the guard down from
the sea. clapped a pistol to the
sentry's head.
open that gate, Benno Reg
naftai" said T.
lie was a short man. burlv. with
curly hair. and not an unpleasant
fnea. 80 quick had I come upon
him that he fell back against the
Iron and stood there gaping like one
who had seen n DOGGY tn the dark
Never. ! believe, was n seaman 20
frightened. He could not speak or
even raise a hand. He stood there
Ike "a shiyering fool.
"Benno KeRnarte, open that Rntel"
I repeated. seeing that I had the
name all right. Til give you half a
minute"
The threat brought him TO hia
senses Without a word. sign. a
sound. he opened the iron doors and
waited for me 10 go through.
Now" said l. give me those
keys and march on. And by the
heaven above me. n you open your
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answer me with ready worsNi
'~ru God be ihe Eioryt" cries Peter
ullgh ITO God be the glory Il ~
the captains voice"
And on. aren't We uirk OF it,
Just sick u 81. chimes IN Dolly
venn aH he climbs the ladder like a
cat
pressed his hand and showed
him the revolver I cafrlNd.
whip ~ out. Tad. whip I, out"
said T. we've work 10 ia, taTiNht for
Ourselves and another oh I count
on you an Dolly. AZ ukver count
ed bsfurei" a.
The others came through tho trap
while / spoke. and four hioru aston
ishad men never stood - a eSern
10 ask. What next 2" Al
s-rhe Ladder tn the feef said +.
putting their surprise ~ ard surn-
Ing 10 the italian In whoae hands
our lives misht lie. cap mes hold
tho top 81 Il. or il u Bon taken by
the sea p
Ho answered me with - dramatic
gesture and a face whieh apdase his
warning
at tho rockaide n = straight.
they shoot you from tiR top. cap
hNtN 40 WiNH hH w AHHF| nun TINS
place. They fire guns make noise"
and the report win call the
others" said l. $50 be q. but we'll
clowe that door. anyway"
II WAS Greek to the others, and
they CAPPED a. the words. From the
room which I had locked loud shouts
were tn be heard and heavy blows
upon the iron panels. That such
cries would call men from the sea
presently I knew well. We had but
a few minutes In which TO act and
they we're precious beyond all
words. The gate must be shut
though hundred lay concealed
about US. on our part. we stnsed
all on chance; we threw the glove
blindiy TO fortune. And. remember.
alone know anything Of that house
In which we stood. My shipmatea
were but astonished strangers. not
willing 10 20 back yet half afraid
Of that which lay before thorn
what place II this and whore n
the best parior7" asks Peter Biigh.
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lire FAR enough FOR "a fiY 10 20 IN,
IN shoot you dead where you
atRndt"
tie save me tho ksys with "a hand
that trsmhied 80 that he nearly
dropped them. Ia spite Of my Ia +
junction he mumhlad something
and I was not unwilling % hear &C.
II am the friend OF Mine Caerny."
said he, efinEinEiy, trust me. ala
nor. for Gods sake trust met
When YOU earn the trust" naid /
gflmly, nov march, ana remom-
Der
let him go through ana then
locked the iron doors behind me
Miss Ruth. az least, must be pro-
tncted from the roHuea below. The
lamps Ia the corridor we're still
burning. and. here and there.
thought that I saw figures tn the
ahaaoWh, tiut no man hailed me,
and When | came 10 the great dor-
mitofy I found tho door 81 a open
and no more than AiH OF seven men
atill about ia tables. N they heard
me they suspected nothing I shall
AWAY Hay that the brightest idea
OF that night Was the ono which
came 90 me while ! stood BY tho
open door and counted the devils
that Gzeruy had LEFT "a guard hls
house Tor what should / 30. upon
the oldest impulse. hut pat my hand
round the door very quietly and,
closing u without noise. turn the
key first in the lock aud then IN my
pocket,
"Eia." sald TO the man before me.
'and you make seven. How many
more ~ this place now. iienno Reg
uortaf'
lie held up his hands and began
to count
In the engine room one. two.
three be said, upon the ladder
hereby tive. at the great door two
more. Seven men altofsth~r. sls-
nor Your party VII be Wofe than
laughed AT his notion and went
straight ahead 20 the greeter work
had 20 do Already the alarm WAS
raised ia the raon hrhind uia and
men we're beating with theft fists
upon the iron dnur II uas ten %
eaa that their cries muat hri beard
and ere II She hantlusis ~ yssa will.
or greed Of plumber II that ts the
better term. none came; aoas an
sNered that heavy knocking And
why I was At the caFurn' Z head
by that time. ard. opening the. trap.
I had spoken 90 my ahlrmas~'%
TIP you eums every O. " tesY
~ fof your iiyesl" cfiedI 10 you.
Seth BARKER. nft thrsioAnr. Aa let
Peter ifiisht follow aft@ fkar~'n
~ time TO lose. lads mo tlrna at
all"
toaf them hy surnflse. be sure OF
r. That opening trap. the light
fiashiaW daNn uneu them. the fneH-
sage hen they had began % deH.
pair Of any message the eaii 10 ar-
tiunaye. how they lrarmd 20 90
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A Famous Remedy for Sick
Headache

The cause OF this complaint In not
In the head at all. II comes from the
stomach. A stomach that has be-
come clogged by over eating. drink
ing. or abuse In any manner. viii
warn you by bringing on sick head
ache. Cure the palms and distress I'm
the stomach, and the headache stops
OF itself. All bilious attacks, dys-
pepsia, belching. bad taste IN the
mouth, muddy complexion and vel.
low eyes. are cured by this remedy.
IL IL called DIR. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. and II sold by Druggists
all over the U. 8. for 25c per box.
One pill for n dose. or sent by mail
on receipt OF price. Sample free.
Addresa Or. Bosanko Co, Philadel-
phia' Pa The Quaker Drug Co,
1913 First avenue, Seattle.
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sYNoraTa.
Jasper ueKa, who tells the story.
goes to Kea'H island 90 see his for
mer mistress, ruth nuiiendgn. who.
when sho married Edmund Caefnyt
aud was taken Co the island, asked
him 60 come 10 her Ia "a year. she
IL unhappy but In closely watched
and cannot get away. Jasper, who
has with him Dolly Neun. Peter
hiish ana Seth nhrker, sailors. n
ehaaed by Cabruya men and rescued
by an old Ffvnchman. Ciairsde- f4une
IN great storm. Iaaper.a ship r.
lost. leaving the four on the island
alone, They discover that cHvfny
aud hia men have ercutrd false
lt9hts. and live by turing ships 10 de-
utruction on the rocks. AZ certain
times OF the year deadly ynpora arise
ON the island. killing AL who come in
contact With them. To avoid these
esgrny has built himself a house an
der the sea. la tho depths OF long
reef The sleep time" comes 10 the
island. ana bvEE ana hts eompsni-
ona seek TOR r0ne shelter
They are nearly overcome by the
vapoFs but find refuge Ia Nuth's
house. which II occupied by n
stranger, a doctor
The doctor proves to he an expert
taken 70 the island BY CEerny 60 IN
veHtikate the strange vapurs. The
house il struck by lightning
The doctor hes discovered an I'M
derground passage 60 cn~ruy'a house
under the sea. and the five start TO
throw themselves on CHefny's msr-
cy. Ia cavern. tho doctor n Heiaed
by devil fish.
The doctor escapes but r. badly
hurt. The party reach a deor which
leads into the house under the sea.
Jasper entnrn tho house TO ask
shelter 81 cEcruy. Ito passes an
engine room, where n great fan
draws air down into the great house,
which u built In the crnter 81 an
extinct submarine volcano. Hs sees
great number OF csrrny's men IN
various rooma and finally finds
Ruth.
A signal Is given that a ship has
been iufrd on the rocks, aud cseFny
ana his men ruKh cut 60 their DEVILS
wuf. leaving only dozen men IA the
house.
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Eastern College Of Painless
Dentistry
Second and Pike. Masonic Tsmpls
Building.

buIIufh9s
This ta not a o0iteKs for students
none are employed pf admitted. Our
stan IL eompaaad Of DenflHta 81 long
rGpeflnuCa. Whu come here 20 perfect
thsfnaHiNes IN oar scientific nsfh0da
Ths ealisss fees ~ skilled dentists. who
come here u learn cur system. runbies
~ 70 EiVe the most naffeft work To- .
eefy niadsTate price. Thth IL the onll
place tn Seattle where an absolutely
naiuieua preparation IL uasd IL Ia q
rrgret method known and used by "a
only. DO not be mtsied b those who
locate ~ our vicinity % pfunt ~ our
reputation oar. prices arr the lowest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

For the tourist, pleasure OF health
seeker are manifold Take the fam
Gus scenic Shasta route. Two
trains daily Rates San Francisco.
1850. first class. 5000, second
class. Reservations and descriptive
literature at Southern Pacific Co.'S
office. els FIRST avenue. y. q. Ellis
general agent 80.
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LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. m. 90 6 y. IN.
Sundays n. m. TO IL m.
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Special ~ The Cousins, st4 Union,
Complete Chicken Dinner. soc. club
House Sausage and Fried Sweet
Potatoes and Corn Cakes TOT Break :
fast. ss'