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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28

'ural routes requesting them
o forward to the free dplive-
" division the ma mes and ad
lrpsses OF persons residing
IN their routes and it is be-
ieved that the lists of su'h
lalnes were sold to "get-rich-
1uick" concerns, mail order
houses and others for a gen.
arous sum. The Department
itself had no use for the
names. A recent discovery is
to the fleet that a large mum
her Of physicians have been
carried on the rolls as clerks
in the various postotfires, the
nominal duties OF these doc.
torsbping TO ascertain thpfact
il men who elaine ! disa bills
ty to work on nrcOunt OF
sickness we're actually i'll or
were shammlng. This is no
appropriation in the law for
the Postoftire Department
and the practice will be dis
continued. In one instance,
in st. Paul, Mimi, the post
olfire doctors were required
to trvat all employees free OF
charge. The most sensation
al statement yet published is
that of Mr.. Tulloch. former
Iy eashie, in. the Washinton
City postofti.p. Mr.. Tu|!och's
charges implicate Ex-Post-
master General Smith,, ex-
First Assistant Post Mas.
ter General Perry Heath and
a number of other officials.
Secretary Shaw has dis-
missed from the service the
women immigrant inspectors
who were employed 8 o IN e
time ago at the instance oI
certain religious and 2h'lan'
thropic associations with a
view to preventing the i'm
Importation OF young wo
men for improper purposes
The immigration office founC
that the women inspectors
We're incapacitated for the
work for several reasons. bu'
chiefly because of the t a e
that that the young wOmpr
they found 1t necessary t(
single out for inspection ant
cathetical examination re-
sented what they regarded
as a suspicion cast upon tbei
character or appearance ait
in most instances positiveI.
r. fused to answer any qnes
tions pnt to them. Commis
sioner Williams reports tha
in no instance have the w
men inpectors detected a ras
of the class, for the detectiO
of which they were employed
and in his opinion men ar
much better suited for tn
work in every way.
CONSERVATION has bee
caused in the Census Burea
by the announcement thn
on July ! one hundred clerk
:, will be dropped from tn
rolls. No announcement, {
-, the identity of tie e:nplo'
ees whose services will be di
pensed with has as vet bee
. made, This action is mae
necessary because of the lin
q tied appropriation of Cor
gress but it is admitted tht
o the number remaining will
1 amply sufficient 10 perfor
surh work as will deyOlve U
IOn the Bureau hereafter, t
lesst until the time arrive
= for another census.
:, A case OI modern Dirat
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28
"MulattOes North and South"

OCNCid III Ody u 'S' NV
graph was imppllpd by a Sian
dt trous article printed in the
New York Tribune to place
the blame for u very large
per cent of the mulattops in
the South where thu blame
where it bel0ngs-npon the
lower elements which came
south with reconstruction.
Some further information on
the general subject will be in
stIuctivp.
1t is to he regretted that
the census of 1900 does not
divide the population of Afri
can descent into blacks, mu
lattoes, quadroons and octo
rooms. az did the censns o'
1890. Bnt from the latter cen
sus we gather some very I'm
teresting faces. For instance,
lin Massachusetts there were
%, IA nDopl" "f African de-
scent. Or these IA, lOS or 6+
per cent, were black; 6,S15,
or 30h per cent, were mnlat>
toes; 1928. or 3H per cent,
qu4 droons; 493, or2perrent
octOroons. In Georgia. there
were S5S Sl4 people OF Afri
can descent. Ofthese 773, ,6S2
or 80 per cent. were blacks;
72,O72, or SA per cent were
ninlattops; S,775, or l pAl
cent qua 1roons, and 1926,
or Y per cent Ortoroons.
So with eliminating the
quadroons and Ortoroons, it
will be seen that 3OR percent
OF the negro population in
Massachusetts were mn|at>
toes while 81 per cent only OF
the negroes in Georgia were
mulattOPs.
But it may be suggested
that muIattocs emigrated
from the South to Massarhu
sptts. So it might be said that
some of the mulattops in
! Georgia came from Mexico
> from Cuha, from San DOmil
90 and from other states.
; But there is some light or
5 the subject. The census o
1900 says that the negro
e population in Massachusetts
. Git does not classify blacks
mulattoes, etc. } increased DIT
e ring ten years 25 per cent
Al % per cent were nativ
born. This would show tina
a greater per cent were ma
s tive born in 1890 than il
4 1900. The native born il
I 1890 must have been no
D less than so per cent.
Now take your bearing AM
contemplate the percentag
of mulattOes in Massachu
e sptts and Georgia.
,s Massachusetts 3ORpercent
is Georgia 3A per cent.
g But if 50 per cent of t b
" Massachusetts negro popnl
a tion 1890 we're not nativ
horn and came from the Isle
~ in the Antilles, from Ne'
ID York from Pennsylvania an
II from the Southern States
u u still her per centage OF nAtIv
, mulattOps would be ID pe
&c cent against Gporgia's SIP
cent, granting (Which is no
trup) that none of Georgia
q was born ont of the State.
- These iacts. taken in cor
o npctIOn With the facts in r.
gard TO the real tespOnslhll
ty for II very great yer e
OF mulnttOes in TIE SOuti
pointed ont in these rOlnml
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28

When the ayerage nctoran
nOunces himself as a "star'
his associates are apt to pro
nounre the word backward.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28
DR.. J. NJ. HOGSHEAD,
Ga nCr Specialist,
BANNERS ELK. N. (

No knife; No Burning Out.
Highest references and endors.
ments of prominent persons sue
cessfully treated in Va, Tenn.
and N. G. Remember that there
is no time TOO SOON to get rid OF
a cancerous growth-no matter
how small. Examination free,
letters answered promptly, ane
satisfaction guaranteed.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28
Bronchitis

"Ihave kept Ayers Cherry Pee
toral In my house for great many
years. II Is the best medicine In
the world for coughs and colds"
J. c. williams, Attica, N. 7.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28

Pity the man who is una
b|e to distinguish between
bis friends and his enemies.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28
Lioror, instead of drown
ing trouble, merely floats it.

F. "A. L1NNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
BOONE, N. C.
Will practice in the COURTS
OF lhis and surroundingcOun
ties. Prompt attention Civ
.en to the collection of CLAIMS
and all other business Of a le
gal mature. 3 IL
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-05-28

All serious lung
troubles begin with a
tickling in the throat.
You can stop this at first
in a single night with
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs Of all kinds.
rhres sizes: 7se.. see.. 81. All trssEists.
Consult your doctor. II he says take It,
then do as he says: II he tells you not
10 take It, then don't take 1t. He knows.
Lave Il with him. We are willing:
J.C. AVER CO., Lowell, MASS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
THEATERS



The Sanford company. az the Th.ri
Avenue thsAter. - Appearing IN
faree comedy this week rot accord
ing u schedule. bar that's how II
- orks out In pfactice. taist Lynne,
ansssHf af days. whaeh h sd ana
sobhy enough g draw tears ffofn the
syes of an Irish potato. u the biit
bGst lts Interpretation az the Third
Avenus - iuatugsuH IT. the extreme
The ssld bad man - the piece struts
about the stage xftasalug rs teeth
aud xeea lihg hat an may Npuw ne
u the villain The taake ~ wicked
hcss he wears or his sleeve, villain ,
. wfit in hls fae~ The heroine I
father says - fhz hero onc~.
'sSl.r.H-r. haze you i.i.ostzH=st al
sense u -ssn.saN ard hon
- - = 49, shs knfu FeHlies
.Assssss I. ~ O. @..,. 'ss.s-s 'S.sysp
husband ani 80 thry rant and
orata hAsk md forth The redeem
f1e fsAtntss u the pisce arr fhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
THE MARKETS

California piumr and peaches are
hrriviue ia larger agantiileH. A. yet
quotations remain firWL frieea un
wherfies are the same - on sat
uHttaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29


liure is Rn answer fa the lines on
nip longs Cherry Pie which
appeared in the star Dust column
SATURDAY.
The author says that he Is golnR
Ca start Tor Alaska ia a couple of
days. and after readtng the VERSES
NNo Befee that Il is Eood thins for
him t. do. We wouldn't guarantee
his safety la this neck of the woods
| want something better than iilt
Longs cherry isie,
And faf being good enough fpr me-
it's niuplN lea ms eye,
t'ur cherry pfc IL stale enough when
put against the stocks.
And what / crave Ia IA bank account
not written down with ehalks
Nov, a. for postal scandal. It may
he little stale
because they've caught thief o.
two. and caught them IN the
mail.
hut IN bet a uickci te a crown. Wheu
nngcrins 90 that pie,
That not a cherry did they hnt while
stealing on the sly.
Now what's the use L. fashion saur
hope In yapid Thought
When evcrythmg one needs On earth
realty can be bought
Aud "a a. be gold king yon say
yuu Nu no dcsire.
hut my ambition ~ great enahEh ~
reach llttie higher
Well. YOU may d0get Within your
mind how that could eNef be.
That a poet could mount heaven
NRrd upan a gitard tree.
Bat the fact Ia my dear madame.
the world In really mad,
And the angel % al their tesifua -
simply In the secAd
so gaesi by. aad q iih fssp=s u IL yuu
u you laNe cherry PIE.
May ths epirurran sod OF dish cheer
you tiil sou die
And II ~ chance "a uteet on earth,
az across the snfmmrfink sea.
MAY ss meet a. friends "a destiny
that viii forever be.
-aN'han s. He'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Take the famous scenic Shasta
route Two trains daily 10 sar
Francisco FAST time. beautiful
scenery and excellent hefyice sc.
attic 70 san Francisco te1.io nfnl
class tfe6a second class.
Special rate excursions Go chi
eAso and return, tkgte. 81 Louis
80 90: Omaha and Kansas city, tiai
New Orleans. tkttt Memphis
tstk0. June "a 60 50 July 70 and IL
AuE rs aud 70. fhiii particulars
tirksts ard reservation a. Southern
Pacific Cas- aftine. els FIRST avenue
n ~ F.ttt. T.,mt.l ar-nt 80,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
m umnmmumnHun N .
STAR DUST:

Whoa NsNtf

WIN = NNNAN
LATHE Pete Snoderans was thv ntHt
hov a. Otll out 90 vhrttN t,vc.
Me1urdHViile fNhumer
over s6.aao srhs,ot teachers are in
uoaton 90 attend the sixty -srCoHa
annual convention 81 the National
Educational assoeiatiom
rrain near Madrid spain. zen ia
60 river SO people reported KILLED
aud % injured
Just as Il amy other boat dared 70
t.eat the kaisctS yachtt
nnooks ou company plant. Cicve-
land, DESTROYED IL tire eoss fae.z
ona.
Disastrous storms have swept over
the southern pert of West Virginia.
doiue sweat dAmake Go etupS
street car service between Kan
Fas city kan. ana Kansas city. Mo.
has been rs-cs,ahushcd.
Gas expulsion In Barmtotan. Mex.
mines, Killed "a miners
Eorecaster Sallshurys motto II
al first l don't guess right III Eucsa.
guess agafa'
Another outbreak 81 the Kentucky
feud resulted in enc death Two
Others were injured.
Tho capitol of the United states
Il new at oyster hay, Who gets
a. next
Russia has established a new port
IN siberia az Daiuy.
A Word from Josh Mise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Al Denver July sth 20 18th. only
sts Tor the round trip Tickets on
sale JulY 5th and eth. The North
efn Pacific has teen designated the
arfciai route and ~ nov prepared 20
make ~ivrpine car reservations for
this trip Tickets and all rafttgu-
Lar Al ~ Y. city nfflce. hsattle 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

capable acting of Eva French A.
Ninr Cnrnuiln, adelaide smith. aa the
maid. aud the clever work OF PHILIP
Walsh as tAc Irish butler
A number of people rut up and
went nut before thu plax WAN over
Nevertheless Il drew large but un-
enthuHlaatie crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Tho Empirv Park theHter Will
open thia evening Tor an eiEhi swesk
seauon. with "a hiti og ten attractions
selected ffom the talent ~ the
ofphrum circuit and eastern starr
MatinreH Wednesday, saturday anu
SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
$3.50
Sensational Values From
the Mems Dept

Two specially picked values tfas
are positively unbeatable
800 Boys Sweaters. eae-BoEs
Az Wool Sweaters popular cel-
orr fancy sind plain elects. iii
sizes. worth g. 0e. Tuesday. 68c
800 Mems Shirts. 5s-Msnss
Rough Rider Shirts. nov VERY
popular and always servtcenbie.
extra Well made. cut fun. soft
collar aud cuffs attached.
khskl c0loT. worth iio9. great
bafTata a. ..t........s.... 58e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Curing Irons. with htiasn springs.
heavy Hieksi-pisiee tng ~. al
ways Sold 81 iae each = 30 y De
india Rubber Dressing cofnns. per
fectly finished. ali coarse teeth.
worth regularly zfc each. % u.
each fsf.tt-+ .sts+tt--sss ..-f loe
shoe ssrinKp. -. 81 and 60
lengths. metal tipped ends extra
quality iacrs. worth Be per psir;
10 ii. per pair ,.....,.s....... lie
Gold Plated Wire Hair Pins.
straight % efimped. North regB-
larry iaz per box 70 H.. Sc
X0meu'6 Large White ApfoBs.
plain lawn or checked dimisy,
deep hem. long wide sfslnEs. ssE-
ular xslue nc special. 70 u =.
.s-.ssss. = =. s.s.-f 20. $4,000. iee
Chiidfen.E Fancy Sifas Hats.
trimmed with chiffon and velvet
ribbon regular value III. spe-
1855 s.f.s : . !, ..>...-.s ..~,...ts.g
y uIH~ffs fiffai sfis ssssss .ss..ss.
ooiora black and drab. dbtoa
trimmed regular value flH.
special > 10 it.......ssss....,.. Tee
New Cloth C8pes. neif-afrsp trim
med. In tan. castor. nay and
MACK. full lined. good s 20 vAlus.
never soid less than $500. sYe-
cisL Ia 20 on sale 10 u. Tues
day. for ......z.......4.... sass
white pfaue Wash Skirts. esirs
fun flArrd cut CORES, deep benz
special hours only, 20 II sd<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

pfatisiens uams. 10 ~ hrsaafasi IA.
cun. tfap ibl bellies, fresh i2Hc IT,
Vegetables
California efesn corn fhr dat nufnank
pntHfaea. native. o. unHta a. tun. Nahimhs
tia uuu "a ~ ton nse California. tant b a.
~. carrots 81 4h tafuita 81 o. sack
Mississippi tomatoes ~ hutI hathuuHs
doe taulHiawrr sfn1 pes Doe
oahaHs5 tfa eet native rhphsfl eNsaf
~ native asparagus. In tust HatiFt
Ftssn Feas, asltg ~ sifins heanH. iaHg pH'
pufHtaft mo he dos, faaiahsa, tn dHsa
rn tuughrH Gallons 81 esu - tWti green.
10 ausen punches.
Green Fruit, Eto.
Strawberries. tiunI clara sseiiinrr
q naHi 90 crate CsntHiaaprs. o. a. bos
Ht-sasiatfritE - - boa aai Cherries ~ is
% IS tos 0Hpfifeta. 81 60 aa efatei Cat
piumH o. - erhtri cal peaches 81 u
cfatHI cal eaffaRiH. 10 efatri 80 raap.
rtfflsa5 60 crate tiaahhrffieaH 90
iUf4nheffina 81 49, / eHtnhs. t-ltit ~
tas nfnrFra 3 'ak B 81 boa arFlss, o. Va
5fg a. hos bananas. = 81
Better. Cheese, taps. Poultry
iiaHlsf Wesblnston efvamsfisH. tas,
Essa fsssh fsaeh. aoaaas dos raStsa,
ttse
Cheese Native washinsion. fali oteam,
itel hiahufNrH ife. Heiss. brick ihH -
fuuitfF Dressed tufksYs ga0 geo nNs
haHs itpioe i've dueHs ltAibei afrsssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

The second week az vaudeville at
t.nHcm park pavilion opaned ycHtsf-
auN With new bin The fisnnn
are guod. the MallhiY sisters are
worth Frulng and the onesieEged ae.
rahatn repeat their success of last
week
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Walter Thomas Mills, the Socialist Orator

Viii Speak az
The Arnaory, Tuesday Evening. June Both, 8 .. m,
SUfIECTs
THE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION AND
ITS WAR ON The TRADES UNloNs."
Every Socialist. every working man. every work
ing woman should come and hear Comrade Mills.
No one can better tell the story Of the labor war
nor anyone better show the relations OF the
labor movement 10 current politics. than can Com
rade Mills Every woranEmap and every one v no
works tho working man. should hear this lecture.
ADMISSION FREE.
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wHolFsAlT pRIcTa

ffh-ss prices are - sns bafsf In aesn'
tfitss fFlnes on stHau purshsssa avsfsss
- rer cent hsheFl
Provisions
ffesh seat Cow beef $50 H. steer hsst.
eA.tr fn faHftan - ~ pafk. iuJ 70 tstf
10 vel sHtR ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ltis Seen cemlss
watch tor the Stat buz; an
sss.ttnr@fnaat - she terms and con-
siittonr af the contest Cor younE ann
unmarried. but at thr Same TIME
wflnag women. Ii may b made
Tomorrow
A. ". cate. Chattanooga luu-
b@fninn committed suicide on a train
near Decatur lie was GA q trio
with . Eaaxsiile gil. hi= ssit- h.
fuE ANaS II a summer resort.
The earl 81 nossbefs has submlt-
ted 70 parliament a plan for 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Infants Long slips. made 81 very
fine Victoria Lawn. has round
yoke with fuii heniatifrhinE and
French knots. skirt has three
clusters 81 five tuckh. one r0N 81
DEMONSTRATING. three inch r1ffis
edged with Naiengiennes taes,
nee6 and sleeves also edged v tn
lace. uflrr ............4..s x.76
fnfants tong Ffenah slip. made
81 Sninsoes. round s0kr mNkio
Nith ; rows uf hemniltchtnK ana
fow 81 feather niiseAlRs. With
Ffraeh knete. four re4a - Tina
tueba. in cluster. aud ; rusH
~ feather stitching with French
knots dawa front price ti.5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

; uufbank potatoes. natives. - ~
YakimaH ti0 90 tom carrots. VI - 80
native auiHns hnu NfRps tfutis tAaeN -
bas raflh honey 10 ib
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Eastern wash Timothy ttiMsf 20
alfalfa aih a. tan. cats. az % iani harley
gst - ton wheat 81 90 ton hfah 80 '-l
.bafts. 90 90 tom midiiinHu. 90 wiHal a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Hpflnn rhiohenas - 1000 o. DOS
TFaa ffeah ranah ihuaig5 i've henH
isuatea h live ducks iha inl dfHase'
veal HaIiar a. dressed mHtiHus ta#hH ~
ttf.assd hasa. o. III choice terf feNa 81
ftnt 4t.e III stsafal nn foot. thgt . ~
calves, 81 foai. htHaaac 10 hosa, GA fpps
~ TO- hides. Cite 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

tor, sptips chickens. taaaut.ho dos
HAY. Grain and Feed
fiate so 40 fnul harley go 90 ton
cheat 80 o. ton shnp - ossti D. 90 ton
bfHn. 80 tom ahuftH. fat ton. uii cake
$50 ~ ten. Eastern Washington tifhpthf.
fB ton. Eastern Wash r1mpraHHe1
Timothy 40 ~ ton California hay tln ~
I'm. lauIalnla hIIaIil- 90 20 ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
The Baby's Corner

Infants Long slips. made Of Main
sock yoke is made With clusters
Of dainty tucka and fine inHer-
ton. with feather stitching. skirt
has deep h,snHiiiehed BEN. neck.
and sieeess edged with narrow
lace. prizes ................ 05c
Infants ienE Slips. made 81
Naiuaook. round yahe ee%s clear
round 80 back made with 6 rows
81 hefEEtii ching narrow fuffie
around yoke with three row 5
- hematffehinE. deep heustitch-
Il hem around huftEm Of skirt
neek ard sleeves trimmed with
dainty lace edge price si.2o
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puIcra 10 pRooUcEna


frheaa ptiass ass faf eaaaa delivered -
raiiraaa ifei9ht depot % GA che dneh 10
thiu ritffl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Ooo 0ao technical schoel tor English
students.
san Francisco ndNte HtN that
Mount C0liua Il attn Ia eruption
An ofncinl story ~ tho assassin
alton at King Alexander aud QueVn
nraEa II SOON to he published.
Flre DESTROYED the Midland rails
road freight depot IN London The
loss viii he enormous
a l. Il Maybe it's because there
are no marriages iu heaven that a ~
called heaven. who kuoWHf
SteHuncr ilaaHola ran into thv
wharf az Astoria ana Was paftsall,
wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Tn shern lamb 81.
ways thinks an
eeld ~slnd never
blew before he lost
his wSsL
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$3.50, $500 and 5000
Mems Pants $3.50

MrH appreciate a bargain once Ia
o while We've picked from our
stock ~ dozen Stems Panis and
we're going ~ give y1a : bargain
price benefit Tor the next feN
ds}a. You kuaW "a good hing
when you rec IT, Come IN and III.
spTri theae-
Mems All Wool Pauta of eheviots.
tWeedH NofHtedR. etc. both light
ana dHfk CoiorH. Including plain
black WorsfeaH this Il the new
style trousers with adtusfabIs
waisiband the opening being
controlled bg 3 snap clasp WITH
two studs. can b. taken h. about
two inches on each side. az sizes
from si-lurh waist 10 sz-laeh.
regular price its9. 100, ffE4
$500 enle price
$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Just as Il amy other boat dared 70
heat the kaisrtS vachtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

prutisions itams 10 iu' hresafasi ua.
COO. tfAp ih heilira. ffesh, i2He ".
U...a.tf..
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q - II T..zIo~r Such exceptional bargains a
9 lO IL i lACS0oy demand the attention of

s.. inch Al woal Rack worstsa
s'bsgt0fs. splendid wearing
cloth. worth TIC a yard . II
sfsssffs ttttssssff sttsssssssft she
ss.inch All Weoi French Prunsils
Drcas Goods. an sKifemelf
aruxHy. stylish fabric. in al de-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Train near Madrid. spain. zen ia
Go river. so people reported KILLED
aud 90 injured