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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
DALLAS LINE
TO PECOS VALLEY.
Railway Connection Promised
With Rich Agricultural Dis
trict and Important
Texas Lines.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

| REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas, Tex, Dec. 5.-Dallas is at last
assured Of early direct railway connections
with the rich valley of the Pecos in Tex
as and New Mexico, and the splendid CEN
trail Panhandle section. located midway
between the Texas and Pacific and the
Fort Worth and Denver roads
These sections are being settled at a
rapid rate and arid lands made to bios
som as flower garden by irrigation
methods. Articles of the incorporation of
the Texas. New Mexico and Western Rail-
| road Company. filed at Austin. give assur-
ances that the projectors and promoters
| of this new enterprise are in earnest. and
that Dallas will be the headquarters of
the new company. One of the most prom
tnent of the promoters OF the enterprise.
discussing the prospects. said:
This road is a go. Colonel c. c. Slaugh-
ter and his associates are men who can
command the necessary capital, and they
intend to push the work without unnec-
essary delay. The promoters of the Tex
own the franchises Of the old Dallas and
Wichita Falls Railway, an enterprise
which was projected years ago and never
built The franchises did not die, however,
Road is the successor Of the Dallas and
Wichita Falls project. My understanding
Is that the road has been financed by home
men. and the contract will be awarded in
January after the close Of the holiday sea-
son.
About eighteen miles Of the old Dallas
and Wichita Falls Railway grade. running
in northwesterly direction from Dallas;
will be used. 1t Is my understanding that
the right-of-way in Dallas County has al
ready been secured and surveyed. Mr..
Healy, who has been at work for months,
has procured right-of-way through Dem
ton and Wise counties. Mr.. Miller of De-
catur is associated with Mr. Healy. who
makes Fort Worth his headquarters. 1t
operated independently of the big systems,
will be a home enterprise from start to
finish and embrace approximately 600
miles of new track
The incorporators of the road are among
the wealthiest and most prominent and
influential men of Texas. They are. Z. p.
Spears. Charles Steinmann. C.. c. Slaugh
ter. J. N. Wharton. ]. b. Lucas. John G:
Hunter, NJ. NJ. Crane. ex-Attorney General
Of Texas: ]. A White, all Of Dallas; NJ.
]. Healey of Fort Worth and W. A. Mil
Ter of Decatur.
The road is to be built through the coun-
ties of Dallas. Tarrant. Denton. Parker.
Wise. Jack. Young. Archer. Throckmor-
ton Baylor. Haskell. Knox, Stonewall,
King, Kent. Dickens Cara, Crosby,
Lynn. Lubbock. Terry, Hockey. Yoakum
and Cochran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

ton, D. c.; Charles F. Murphy. New
York: F. NJ. Murphy and N. o. Murphy.
Arizona: Captain Henry McCrea. U. S. N;
Thomas c. Noyes, Washington Star;
George W. ochs. Philadelphia Public
Ledger; Frederick Palmer. Golfers Week
ly; Charles H. Robb. Assistant Attorney
General: Victor Rosewafer. Omaha Bee:
John C. Scofield. John H. Small. Jr.. and
A R. Spofard. Washington. D. c.: Colo
mel Thomas W. Simons. U. 8. A.: Rear
Admiral H. c. Taylor. U. S. N; John NJ.
Thurman, Nebraska: Charles A. Towne.
New York; W. A. Turk. Southern Rail-
road; Doctor Walter wyman, Surgeon
General. Marine Hospital Service. and ].
]. WILDER. Washington. D. C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
New Track and Service.

The Wabash has put into service a
stretch of new track north of Bement 1t
will ultimately be part of the proposed
double tracking. This road is now laying
a new track through the city of Month
cello at heavy expense. In order to elm
mate a grade and curve a new right of
way was secured. 1t meant the removal
of factories and elevators and the build
ing of several viaducts. and 1t is said that
stretch of one mile of this new route
cost the road in the neighborhood of $780,
0O5. Largo additions are also being made
to the yards at Decatur
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
wabash Stock Trains.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Decatur. ILL.,. Dec. 5.-The Wabash Rail-
way is just now getting some new busl-
ness, or rather a renewal of what it had
several years ago. 1t is in live cattle from
the West for export These stock trains
are run through on practically passenger
of passenger trains. Such train Thurs
day was given the same right of way as
the best passenger trains in order to reach
the seaboard in time to meet q steamer on
which the cattle had been engaged for
shipment
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
PRACTICAL PRESENTS.
O6erlngs of the St. Louis House Fur
nfshfuE COmpnny.

nishfnE Company.
Just at this season of the year many
are busy planning for the Yuletide sea-
son. and endeavorins to solve the prob
lem of securing appropriate gifts. The
ST. Louis House Furnishing Company,
Nos. 9O2, 90i and 906 Franklin avenue.
present in their business announcement on
another page in to.day,s Republic an in n
select suitable articles for the gift sea-
son. This big store Of five fl floors so,i is
damned with furniture. household goods
and many other articles that will make
practical and acceptable Christmas pres
ents. Aside from the numerous articles
to make selections from and the quality
of the goods offered the prices will par
ticularly appeal to prospective buyers
The st. Louis House Furnishing Com
pany state that inasmuch as Santa
Clause has made their store headquarters,
all goods will be disposed of on the plan
of bringing q dollar or two. select your
goods and they will be stored and ID. de-
This store will be open Saturday nights
until 8 o'clock.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Louis division passenger agent Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany, died at Asheville. N c.. Friday.
Mrs. Davenport was Miss McFerrin and
was distantly related to the family of
William Jennings Bryan.
She Is survived by her husband and two
children. The funeral will take place at
Salem. Ill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

says he did not get the rest Of the money.
On this affidavit charges were fled against
Kelly for receiving fec for interfering in
a court case.
Kelly denied that he had anything to do
with the handling Of money in the case.
Attorney Thomas 8. Hogan testified that
he took the case and that Kelly had db-
sOlutely nothing to do with the money
end OF the transaction.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Steel Reduction Refused.

Chicago, Dec. 5-The Central Freight
Association roads have decided to refuse
the application Of the iron and steel men
for a reduction of freight rates on domes-
tic shipments Of steel rails. The central
roads reached the conclusion that the re-
duction made in export rates Is all that
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Missourians in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Dec. 6-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing MisSOurians:
,es ST W Nens Is " JoSnston M fn.S:,. S 81
Sheets Fifth Avenue: o. J. Matthews. 1sfk
Kansas cty-Mra I. L BROOKS. cAdillaos
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

The Nitrolene Manufacturing Company
of Memphis. Tenn. establishes q sales Of
flee for the sale Of their valuable stock
and poultry remedy, Nitrolene, in st.
Louis. This remedy has almost national
reputation for its marvellous cures within
the past five months. Meyer Bros. Drug
Co. St. louis wholesale distributerA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
;old spectacles for Christmas. $500.

CoId spectaclcs for Christmas, $500
A special gift feature of our optical de-
partment is a splendid pair of solid gold
spectacles for $500. others up to $12.c co.
will be fitted after the holidays by our
expert opticians. Drs. Bond and Mont
Eomery. . ,
Broadway and Locust.
Write 10, Test Nsdsurs. mailed Jrse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
VISITORS AT ST. LOUIS HOTELS

John H. Cronin Of Cairo. ILL.,. is at tho
Southern.
Mr. and Mrs Charles h Jones Of Chicago
arc at the New st. James.
Walter D. Dickey. a Republican politician
Of Kansas City. is at the Planters.
istered at the Lindeil.
W. B. Goddard of Sparta, Ill, Is at the
Lindell.
Clyde E; Dwyer of slattoon. ILL.,. is q guest
at the Laclede.
William R. Palmer of Rolla. Mo-. is at tho
at the Laclede.
j. S. Price Of Little Rock. Ark. is q guest
at the ST. Nicholas.
John a. Bushnell Of Clinton. Mo-. Is q
guest at the Iaclede.
Otis S. Eaton of Dallas Tex, is at tho
Moser.
the .f n. III Montgomery of Dallas Tex. is at
j. B. Hartford Of Fort Worth, Tex, Is 1t
Horns.
y. C. Foley of New York is At tho New St.
"A J. HIT Of Maysville, No., 4 on the
guest list at the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. o'Keefs Of Moberly.
Mo-. have rooms at the Southern.
j, c. Stewart Of Webb City. Mo-. Il regis
tered at the Planters.
W Y: Galbreath Of Fort Worth. Tx. Il .
"A. Billiard Of Newport, Ark, II q suest It
the Lindell.
j. H. Miller Of Louisville, KY. Is on the
guest list at the New St James
Harry Fredberg Of Kansas City y regis
tered at the Planters.
Paul Meyer OF Madrid. Spain. Is . guest
Theodore Leary of Halifax, Nova Scotia,
has rooms at the New St. James.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
reduce Export Grain Rate.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-The Central Freight
Association roads at a meeting at which
the Chicago-St. Paul roads were repre-
scented have decided to reduce the rates
on export grain and grain products to the
basis of 16k cents hundred pounds from
Chicago to New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Boston Hotel Arrivals.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Boston. Mass. Dec. 5.-Boston hotel ar
rivals this week are:
At the Touraine-J. G. Taylor. St. Louis: H.
C. Flower. Kansas City. No.: Mrs g. H velie,
The Beiievue-F A. Glasgow. st. Louis; H.
James. Kansas City. Mo-: J. W. Lischheld,
Adams Hou.e-T. D. Walsh. st. Louis; Mr.
and Mrs. r. Tenk. Quincy. III
Essex House-w. H. Magill, Miss NJ L. Lake.
r L. Thomas. ST. Louis
victoria-Mr and Mrs. A. L. Wentworth. St
Rns;on Tavern-L. T. Leonard St. Louis
Young's Hote!-D. r. Russell, st. Louis.
Thorndike-Mrs. H. B. Alcock. St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
At Chicago Hotels.

REPI BLIC SPECIALA
Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 5.-These ST. Louis
persons registered at hotels here to-day:
Authorizing. S. Bryan, c. s. Enden, j. "
Henley. ]. A. Jones. n. Weaver.
Palmer House-IA p. Cook. w. l. Edsall.
Windsor-Clifton-W. v. Burton. g. H. Glib
son. F. b. Martin.
II. o. Becker. G. Gibson. E. S. Hill. Jr.. c. c.
Wilson.
Saratoga-M /. pullman. l. A. eastman.
Nictoria,Mrs W. n. CARL. A. T. Samuels.
L. L. johnson. -
A. Woods.
'Morrison-F. H. Holmes. E. 7. Ellis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Death of Mrs. Davenport.
Mrs. ]. e. Davenport, wife Of the st.
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the manufacturers can reasonably
mand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13
MARY MIME AND
HER LATEST FRIv0LiTY

"ay Mary she called In her home
town % Butte has eoadeveended explain
thr pnhic for
In ur~wftten letter the office publishers
Of assorted the volume by autherrna
pa
the markeH added q
cf Of
shas
Ms impressions
rkrtches
svnins Eynius~ she Ia. evidently
Tar that
4 take the q rot"
her the book pOiuies
= nothing Is evidently in,snaes On
Aanahen heroine o
There
hiend the fon nothing
little Annaheil Lee Annahen Is Rofhtns-Q - u
Starting nothing
In
book than she would us believe
II rs little 10 public
IN
skesehe which sketches and impressions
Eons~
NcuG thrateTgoer he attracted
'Une without bleoihoand.
MARKS kaiNA crossing The Delaware ceraialy
enble e a Mary "
hsd enpawh devil
hut n the publisher hlaer~uea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

copy might punt Presented To-" the fly
sufficient aaaans
viii be Nhcto NJ 4
the thlng 4 nothing I do that welt"
Since Ia polite society that woman shall
passed without
"rhe ninet her ideas mostly
Eufvka Now there been waua for There
DO they 70 be
Annahera Maya whole the Realtors be Wiling
fhesnsn committed heraelf and
the Ideas ble obtaining money un
proensea
she TALKS esauri,cy well and at umea 10 even marvellous All
here the f Mary e0l la The lime
when
Of mine ohs
enough 60 break IN mostly hers"
The OF chapters oaleu TIE aaf Surface
When Went - the
ttgh school fun In Love ttela-
stringAonly hss the eas ideshet
1 havs written
permissible AiaeIane aud mo one are tse 4
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

lst that - sussetsut-
a man uha comes ffuu1 nstis
haaaa saeh a. "a easae fraui@.s
An. eaunt. that wss sever - - rs-
fsFvrd "a lie enntent 9Th my hraia
aut swuFd We arr al either faekalls
% honsb puppets es msu bahina ths
teath. I Aan a ItsHa@ lie rnna dFNw
hts sworf hair nAr frusa liz scAhhart
ard sent IL silfhnrfug haek In a faft-
uixhs us wtu 20 ta@a Il ali Every maa
fer hisasuif. and ri the asroukvnt win.
say l.
@rsa are siaylus t~a Kamss- saaa.
~
ssAnA yoa l. Il fer pur~ love -
asaazsss4 sAz duchess that Ysss F44k
Your Bad II - wsa ulIl yes sfiH 10
minister % aaAaeasf what 4 that
saaHgns sse hshlna TeuF eyes, l. a
not szaeliea chancellor Int rsmsui.
bsr. a,aaaEna has fstenss % taka care
- IN the event q our succeaz. We tan.
not have ali the spasla AZ Eams1.
am not playinE twn. but thFea Guess
them e yau can Madame - = agfze-
ftax ~asnan wka knou4r pith q
srniis that eAasrf she ether g pale.
.sHau are mad q dream q that"
IA pen SAY. come q = uphls
hessse.@ esfetsssirs
Yea are mad
NO eoant- TIE sei4tsr rss.fisd. =
have what HatEze calls = thirst far =
fun ife IN a ahnrt apAas.
Il weaid give a deal 10 rad vhat Il
going % IN hat had - ysuFa-
ssDosIhtiazs Bat shat IL 70 teeorns
II our friends the marshal ard ~ aiisfs-
d1rff What WflI ts left foe them :
Perhaps there NIll - = chamber -
var. a ehamhsr u the aAsYs "A q
naval rtinistnr the marshal souid -
nicely placed There would - no sx.
renss ~ bslilsflus ships or paYins sAlt-
a. @ss...sss4 asssssz nKGak Nea gar ia
economy % tha new government Tha
marshal - eid. ws shall aend Rim 20
serxia. At least tha once win par
both hts vanity ard ptifna 20 an extent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

In tee CHAMBER q anancs Col Reau-
vafa ta&Hsa uv4r tAr &eah @ss6 s~Fu~F't
. alp - pager ~hieh the rnintEfrr hal
viv~n hlm when he had don@ the
soiurol tossed bach the misSavs and
fha minister tore u fasa nhr~tfa ard
arupprd sh~rn into the waste h@xkef
so na1eh snr your pianAl aasd h~nu-
vais This SPY Who has eaten ur va
en- paunAa IL nnt wurth his salt lie
has wAtchea shin man MEDALLION far
ave DAYS. been has giade N the hiils
ant yet sesrns npshln9 Ard ths sigur
% ths customs - farce"
This day. rerlled the rninistrr' the
ralirs Lost is surlraiaslon ever the cHs-
INNS Conrislnts have beea entered
NJ tn British leea ton. which forward
- thsnn 10 the rhAar.iiar. ard hs -
acrrd ths police 10 hep hansts 81 he
customs
son. boz The soisnss pulled his
rziustschr.
n warned you aEainss THIS, The
ehanrstlrr l. man % - rsspzctsa
warn-d you and Moiiendarf q ths 20
Re- uhat tha result uesif -. Ths
rhanrsfiog has q heavy hand when ~
Falls TTs was aiways bold. now h e
more -. since NJ practically Stands
alone You are m 4 hurry
4 have waited slx years."
"krd I have waited a."
s'1Esn. then. I shall walt no more I
shau watch his Enxiishnau nYssif
IL u lksiy 20 prove The sGspt. cgant.
fhe tins for waiting Il gous. " THE
debf 10 iisuifafsd 90 renewed-anf
ssSas= = fsssi5sa s.ssrE.3a = as7
rrind--ws shall have played ard Lost.
f)ssrrare for you. FER me--Nsn per-
=. - -
strong The charcsllorf Posiff ] have
no fear a him. Bot you who iAagh at
the archbishor-"
''tfe n too old
80 you say. lie r. keen ard deep
and will bring a. 10 a sudden halt 'sft-
Isra we act az 0nca Nou 10 this med
ding Fnxlinhman. Ne have offered hlra
ave millions fnr four. He laughs He
A. a millionaire. VITA characteristics
hnunb hast he declares that money has
no charms. For sIx months. since bis
fathers death We have hounded him
~ vain. II - something I cannot ua-
dnr~fand what Is Leopold % these
s.s=sssh=.sea ssas shss rssk a ssgsnrsly
fortune % ssessro hin bis thruasf
p.s~-a-hlef uahf There t. none
"A mar stands N oar way ~e, 49,
inR the stronger. push him aside. Ehr
You w0uid not hiil- began the
minister
aAns Why nos7 Ambition must leave
a trail u blood What IL a life in this
sarne we pinyr
hut since the prince promises %
nasffaass tns debt what nstters Il n
me Enriishrnan comesf II "a all ore
ard tho een1e."
within % days what may not hap
PEN
You are amhitiouA"
And who - roff'
me minister dropped nfs EaEs ami
began lingering the paper cutter. The
coionera real purpose was stili an
enigma 70 him Come. you have the
eonfdence ~ tbe king. the friendship
pf Princess kieria- what do you gain
in serving usT'
You embarrnss me. Quasiiousf
should not like n Ne n you. ! have
shrowr my dice n the common cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

saaai - thai - IA. rr~ssss asirs ~
SO va. netisinR has yst bSen hsard
fFaxu rrtnca FredeTtck~
Nsssh laughed.
~riu shls evening. thsn." and thr
eeiaani vent FROM me ruarB.
what" ne usnHea aiotid. 10 Ma ghiyi
gamer
III apr~arn 10 me +" said a vetcs frnsn
the val D. hina. that the same qarm-
use. arises In both our miada
Tia miuinter Witnessed In hls chair.
hlm 1aat1th ASH Arews ptarsrFrsi tn dtss
may. Ffufa a~crvt p@nsi in the ~aii
theirs sserpoA forth . taiA MIA soar
xinase1 Cd maa q aaiiitAry pFe4eFne
sfe eziEatF s=s aawa IN the chair rhtch
FsAavaaa had vaeAsss.
= hsa fssfwpftsa All aissat Yuu. mar
shall sKeistnart the count. smiling un-
easily.
"A statement uhich Z am most ready
- believe feplis8 oi.i Marshai Kapsrs
with = Eianen whieh caused tte sniuiu-
Ter ret meFe unesainevs. what I'm
pressed me among ethaf thinKs VAS
7uat VtAl e e. become % ssig friends
the rnarshai and Maiirad8rfr ! am ne
marshal I am about 81 ftsk al f1f
rofhink way should not remain
marshal Zoe fhe FrrsaindHF q M
eaYaf Count hos many aames are
roe piayirr~'
NJ dear marshal " vas not who
spoke - samss- am riafiuE ~ zane
except Tor ths legitimate sasereiEn q
thia kiugtarn-
--psainterosiea mani Ths inference
T.. heNsser. that since you have rot
ssked fef anythins. you have been
promised sometimes. Coafeaa IA
Marshall
sxeiir
is 4 possible that yoB suspect ri,eY''
sThs cold efss HrrW colder. naf the thin
Has aIsstHaf siisa sst,.sar 80
when thrt- men watch each other
a. do ftsauvais. Mpiientoff aud Ypu. u,
ia because zach suspects the other -
srsarharr. You haven't wetrhsd me
because I am oid. bat because I am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13
4 man WIN A PAST

a past, Is nes-iahl slot
nach
the fi and enpesd 10 discover
yellow. double
Professor Hunter iyeu Il he dees Just Nhe
eleetaY"
machine down cut in
hunko
Professor Hunter There II Tot
a transmitting
paving the o.
aub
unlennum hamd with his private dyna-
humble b ate
Morgan Al with iaeseaues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

Mary NaeIane
has tuat handed
the eagvr pub
lie another book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

cid ratFiar
rs Is sasa-shias rsa tssa s-aaa~.
tnE shs Past year.
Marshal sin 80 taka NJ usxa
-. .. --SAA- 49, .>~..s- 49, .-.~>.---~->.
/ Tuurn HnaH unf - srasr
'-rhAaks. eat ! havs sss~t &c ~
FNsaFd ] haFs HHshinF hat rsff Zoe
tnis ktnH. Rua eauhat Seuaat sala -
b. stpsnss. HAD I ~ pAr he slssufa
ai@ So pFass. HAT there IL ans thInK
natsf over al Fasr sek=msa i ths
shsAaw q Austria Whsu Aaasrta -.
summed 90 dleiafe - - =. s. whaaa
should 10 kiaa aha Ass fuatt4 - =
car true irdsn~sasnns. have hsess fn
,hs nasset r@ft nsusrai ThxFs n an IN
asseaFrssss - ~h;sa Ysi a@se fzss*=s
- res k0ns There are ten men ~tasa
Fgu aaast watch. Ore 10 tie aseh AAsls.
o.
Tbs AfwhhsshepF' The mafnistar was
surprised that fha marshal shaaaa essa.
car wish the eaiaaFl a - sf4a athsFf
-Tgsfr fFlsssa tsas aeianei sd. - ths
waY tsIi the raienel that ! daetiun
uriErmfe." AID Ne Vanished
Nnn Naiieaaiala REVERSED Ihs Ia
meets ~ both hts vtsitasa
- shall watch Ma1aeHirnsssF The ar~ff /
tiahup~ Thsn he aadet wtsh 3 hsfr 1
smile 'ttosi saTs "a n the mafehAfa /
swsfd pess haH - shaFn - his
tefEuei 81 VAS rafNtaas ~ me t. fer /
S. that ! hsd shat hla 20 la he tabz /
lnat"
Aaarvhiie fisaavaia wnlkni sis@iy 7.
toward hla quarters. with his sAhsF /
caught uu under his arm nara -
turned ana Eassd ~ thn raiaaa Nhass /
wiHdowa bseaa q Hssb pffh Hsef
YES. thsr are feupsts sd 81 safis
anf ! ara the iieas Taf Al fhfsa sasil
serve M susia. I shall sin. ant sfstn /
I da- tie iaaEhaa aiiHnfif. Wei {
am eefnsir man. SRI r4aaann. fhF
duchess shall b. ny Nifs Hbs shall
also b. The aassu IN p.ars q thai per-
little pfiaceaa 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-13

Leopold the dfeaHrr. though CARY
rsfasla u ths late kins - made -
nttcse aas5r 10 a rupqat thrusts. wulie
a.. Red poke josef, \ nfvthsf sht.se
fiffunras % rsiud i FEARED ~ tse
$500 tesssH- " -
The f,rifccfs Airkia tsFetfFSN rvs
the Dfttish minister. hutf1aH uHee
usurt ~ ais srtl ehe = = ne sstiak
D. iadia.
Tar Brftish minister. h~frrv rs de-
yarfuFe saves The kinA frum fAlaa3
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trip.
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Fast steamers CITY % Everett and
Telegraph. SIX round trips daily ex-
cept Friday. Leave Seattle 7.ls n m.
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dock. Seattle Everett Land Co. dock
Everett Telephones Sunset James
iSn, independent 1884