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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Nsto; the property Of Juise Wayne
X LEY, Of Railssd. aud sid 10 have
b "a the lsrss.t cog 10 tue world Ct
wLioh there lie any record, is dead Of gene
rsl debility. at the ssc OF tea years. he
VISA LsstiG hall EIsliib and halt Ger
msa IN because OF mis- Im IN NEE o. Wa
vi iely koosu. TIE dog Weighed 2Si
pounds. aud Ut the shoulder was SO IL
ches hisb.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

East Granville. this state, has Q veri
table Rip Van Wake. HIS name is Abisl
Painh Hs ~snt asay horn hnma nna
day IL years ego and returned the other
day with the cool Information that he
hsd besn living 10 Maine during bis sb
sebce because 1t was bi, notion TO do so.
10 sll this time he bad sent no word to
bic lille on friends TO sssuoge their worry,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

"The incest and plesssntett medicine ]
have used for indigestion and constiI a'ion
is Cham berlsin's Stomach and Liver Teb
let's Gays Melsrd + Craig. OF Middle
grove, N Y. They work like charm
and do not grippe or have any unpleasant
effect" A ii Pet,iboae, Manchester De
pot, q Whippe. Manchester Centre.
James Cody. South Dorset, NJ Arm
strong, Dorset Every box warranted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

NY hair was falling ont very fist, srd
vas rapidly turning gray, | tried several
hair preparations. but they did me more
harm than good then tried Ayer's Han
visor. Soon my hair stopped falling ont
aud oil the old color was restored. Then
il commenced to grow very rapidly, aud
il isnov feet inches long. Mira,
Lydia Kuykendsll, Clsremopt, Ill,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

The litiis dsuebtr II Mr srd Mrs
Pr s:on, Of North Cl.rsn 90. l. desi ~
tbe . at OF stiyctrite roisonipg The
f.milT vss preparing to r.oge sud bsd
little ilGc 10 tend the child, sho fnslly
secured bottle Of tycbuiue Tablets.
thinking the ,sbltt' we're csuiy, ths little
air, scarcely three years Oh, sttemptsd
to eat TIE cobtsbts Of ihe bottle When
discovered by ter psanis the bottle yss
uesrlT empy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
ADVICE TO MnrurRs

Are you disturbed at night and broken
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II so
send at once end get bottle OF Mrs. VIM
sow's Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoea, regui
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infama
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
o the taste an1 is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physiciSn
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

II reply to Inquiries We have pleasure
10 snocunci'y thu. Ey's Liquid Cream
Balm is like tie salii preparation OF tbs,
"a nj able remedy IL lht it clesuses and
neal, % On bfsnes Siles,ei By nasal csiarrb.
rhgr, is 10 drying or sue zlng The L'q
aid Ctesm Balm is adapted to uss by pc
tents who have trouble 10 inbsline
through the nose and prefer spraying. The
prios Including spraying Tube. is rs cents.
S I'D br druggists or msiled by Ey Broth
srv, sc Warren Street. New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
WHAT SHALL We HAVE FoB rEisERr

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer i today. Try Jell.O,
delicious dessert. Prepared in two min
ates. No bsklngl add hot water and set
to ccol. Flsvors: = Lemon, Orange, Rasp
berry and Strawberry. At your Rrocers,
10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Rsrs bsi taste 10 The @euth take ies
doit. OF Go aia bsrlsin's sso4seh snt Liver
Tablets. pncs Is rents WausEie1 T.
cure Pr ,sls by A Il pettibote. M,t
shes tr Depoig Il wLirple. Manchester
csrtrs. J.mes Coay. South Dout'. n
Atm,trons, Dgrsti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Harry Briggs. Yong Bennington
policeman, went 10 New York before
Thanksgiving expecting new position
there News has lst been received OF
hi. death by ssphyiiati IN from gas from
the stove 10 bis room there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
A TERRIBLE SENSATION.
rsen Mere Arpslhne thau sns ~ Nstup'
Ettotnal iA,saeuntraltasts.

Estotasi ta,aaeur,rsllaus4
The sense q Striking. the FEELING a the
raI4rre = uatulo hfa s.tiHs US hraasia
"a j. oaa ~ tar most trtuitng ihlns iia.
trtushle IN rcerhiiy ihtiishei littf a
woman SAYS speaking u q 500 .alas iilae,s
SO hadpas@ol iiiipuel that t.ic one element
a it ghil d mofe than tha p toek bil ihc
ambition and O8grmeUf hf wHs Gvhbs gf
aet#e d5FA. h vas net IAyRoally Issin-
fai. bat something more Than Isip q stH.o
az the APPROACHING collapse az her entire
vitality. a. though darkness aul'dtaih were
bl.gut 20 o,tfNhchu her, "Auuy HE"
sho writes. "lhs,o brcn hiuigtca aul oi-
pressed by weakns. | was hsbiually
Ansud AMI tired Ineyof knew the light
ness. strength and elasticity thAt 50 many
q MY se4 are blessed With bal small
relish f5f food and bts simply bncausr !
wss Obliged Is. Any raj meal caueti me
distress IS the stomach and sharp pains IN
TIE chest back AMI sidcs Added to THIS
within few years past, was a certain sf9.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
THE GRIp NAY COME

~ il may not When IL does il commoply
n,cka those who ara slfpaaY low with in
iise..in liver tionbla and in IRE blood
For.iiY s2lins, l. by getting ri OF these
iisor era terol2h the cure Of tn ues
peiici4e, Cilcuri Solvent Il pu's the
,ton ca ri at an l7et stIenath 10 resist
'hesa rovin, epijemi q Discovered by
Or David X n1e'y OF X nne'y Row,
Kiu2stnu, N Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Gov, MeCullonsh 1 as spcirted as mem
bers o! the c0un u clsims, created by
The last 9 ssiou OF the legislature, Frank
@, Willi,ms OF Newport and Ffsrk
Plumley OF Norlt field. State Auditor
Horace +. Gubsm OF Crsftsbury is
chairman ex-oficio. The duties OF the
oosrd are TO hear. delerr inc aud sdjnst all
claims against the state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

As Fire Spreads 10 dry grass, so does an
10 A ,m stion 10 the throat. grow down 10
to the luugs. Deal promptly With cold
as with q fire.. aud when You begin to
cough nee Aliens Lima B,lssm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

West b Rim creamery patrons received
II IL cents net for butter fat for Novem
Der. Msutfsld cooperative creamery
patrons received 20 cents per pound for
Noyem Der butter, oil test.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
JEI-L-O. TRE NV DEssERT,
plrsscs eli the family. Four f,von:-Lsn
90 Orange. gspbsrr, and Slpvtery.

Dr. II. A. Stu.ii, knosn % toe old
esnctr d5eiyr, eied ., iae poothouse,
Met. gelies. OF old sgs WA ssal,h aud
tat ~ soas be i0si &C. biti 10 .ni had been
. GUY csfe ior uvsrsi noattr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Taere is 90 cough medicine go popnlsi
o. foley's Honey aud T.r II CONTAINS nj
opiste, or poisoIs sbd never fails TO cure
Sold by J II Whipple. Manchester Centre;
A II Peitiboue. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

l. G. Hoton OF nuington bad some
$3.50 worth OF plants killed during the
two days that the meron,y went 80 low.
II was impossibls for him mi bis man TO
keep The areen onse warm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

There Vas 9 hand to hand coif ct be
tseeu the strikers from the Lincoln Iron
wctH aud psrty Of outside vorkmep
Who bad been imported to take their
places. Bsvrrsl blOxs we're struck and
, general miI.up resulted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

J L Casss @. Waite River Janetiou
les isii tie Css,rsl Vermont raiiwsy 81
tsr bsiss engineer on IL Se yer,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

The Ptisiori M.asise'Srirs cen pspy,
which sss stu1 osB co teeonrt Of tie
iosl hnite, bss bflun . sin. using liza
nie Tor futl, stioh 10 found 10 Forest
dale.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

q Jrse Q. Andtr,on OF Barre rsmsins
tue chtcte, cb,npiob OF The .isie, bsv
los eeie.,ed n. A. Bailey OF Rutlsu1 10
. ,eties Of games,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
FOR SALE

" Arlington, tttmoHt, partly furnished
cottage tHd barn Yen looms aud bath room
Rouse optn tar in'pocting daily,
Address,
Ma, GEONGE & rIArT,
Artrginn, Vermont
August POI lFW1 aFff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
FARM FOR SALE
In East Manchester, VT,

is2 Acres, houses, harns ! house Ia rooms
wood shed aud wagon she'd ieo houte. fun vi
tee running water Ia house barn With ttst
house 9Iio, hsrn Aopf and two baSa basement
under harm ueed for horee md cattle static.
second house rooms, barr sBico honse
A Farm in Winhall, VI, 1862 Acres.
llonsc II rooms wood she'd aud carriage shed
Two large hafns, enc bail meadow aad paatsre
rect tn timber land,
232 Acres Wood Land, lIth range
IN Winhslh Vermont tvo Rti one. hall miles
rom railroad station
400 Acres OF Wood Land in East
Dorset VI,
viii 'cll The above property very eheap ant
90 etsy terms, ~ ! I'm gaiuk luie uslAess 10
Troy, N. y
LOtts nufUESNF,
n Brhosier Depot. W.
February 6'h. 1907 t0s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08

Peles Msttisou. ptoainent resident
OF Bennington county, died At bis home
in Shsitsbury. II suffered shcck Of
spopltIy and never ressined conscious
meas. He wss siI'y-hine yesrs old. BE
lesves a wife snd daughter MIR. Mstti
son had been seleo,msp, Justice OF the
peace, for thirty ysats, lis,er, postmaster
Tor eight yesSs, station ssent Tor seven
yesrr. and bed held other cfices. He
also past mss,sr Of Red Mountain lodge
Y. X A NJ. OF Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-01-08
TINS pnpr o. rraor,.

Many soldiers 10 lbs isit var wrote 10
say thai Tor ssrsiehe', Brpises, Cats.
Weuhds, Cores. Sore Feet and STIFF joints.
Bncklen's Arnis, sslve Is tue bos, 10 the
world. ssme for Batns, scslds, Boils
Ulcers, Shin Erup,ions aud Piles. IL
ceres or no psy. oaly 25,stJ n Hsrd's,
Manchester, ard J II wbipple's drus
store. Manchester Cebtre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

James y. MaeMuaaY. O Chicago
millionaire. 10 backing Fred D. fam
der. the promoter Of the projected
Seattle iutorurban electric railroad
Mr. Mac Murray IL nov IN Seattle
aud states hat he viii attempt "a
have the line e. operation By next
fall Mr MacMurray f. accompanied
b. George A. Yuiile. who was for
years urHociated with Charles T..
fefkca bon The construction ana man
nEemsnt 81 surface aud overhead
lines in Chicago. II. O.. Merrill.
hrothrf-ln -luW Of sir. MacMurray.
lH also in the party.
Mr MaCMurrhy stated yesterday
that he and Mr Yuiile are here 20
let contracts and make final ar
engagements Tor the immediate con-
HtfuCilou ~ the Seattle Everett in
4efurbHn railroad
All Of the steel rails and other
material FOR the construction ~ the
line have been ordered" he said
The worf iH 10 be pushed through
with the utmost speed. providing we
can get rails, ana the fact that ! am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
FIRST SAILING or
THE MOVIE FLEET

stesmsf Portland wifi - the frrt
larzs steamer - satl fur Nome this
sfaztue unless some Hs@ ANNOUNCE
faeuta are made later csuf John
Carroll. local aEsnt nf the company
stated that the Portland WI prob
ably usi between the middle ana lat
ter part % next m9ufh she IL nos
on the valdez Seattle rsrafe
The Oregon "a scheduled o. aaii FOR
Nome June 7 % ls also the Senator
The iesnis II 90 put out for Goinvin
by June !. The HnsHeks e a. saii
for Nome June 2, and the frelEhler
Meteor June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
SEVEN HUNDRED SCHOOL
TEACHERS PRESENT
Big, New High School Building the Scene of Annual
County Institute -Pedagogues From
Afar in attendance.

The annual institute Of the teach
era Of KING county began iis seaaion
ia the new seattle nigh school
building this morning with 100 peda
EoEuss present Prominent educs-
ffouai leaders from every part ~ the
Northwest are in attendance and
two Institute Instructors Of note. L.
u Harvey 81 Madison. Wis, and
Isabel Lawrence Of -. Cloud, MINI,
are present.
IN the division 81 subjects County
school superintendent Hartranft
has iuauaurnfed "a notable departure
from the customary manner ~ ar
ringing programs for institutes.
r. the morning the different In
nffuctors in grade work meet and
dlseuaa the subjects pertaining 10
their different grades with the grade
teachers. This II what might be
termed the drudRHfy q the institute,
as Il IL nothing but the teaching OF
the teachers bv the Instructors.
Ia the afternoon the entire body
"a teachers assemble for genera dis
eaaaion In the auditorium OF the
high school
This mornings instructors were ~
follows.
Flrnt grade. Miss nanaldson. pres
tdeut! MIR Coopief. Mish treolnhn F.
second grade. Miss Wallace, prcHi-
dent Mrs NITHfN1nf ar f'ViFfs7'i :
fhlra grade. Miss Burrel president
Mr. Dewey. Miss Htfuttou. fourth
Grade. Mise Raymond, president (.
Nea Tromnuhauser. Mrs. oruca
fIfth grade. Mra Pussy. president
Mr. shaw. Miss TromanhauHcr
afxfh grade. Miss Gardner. prcsi
DENT. Mr.. Y0dcfls Mr. Harvey; sew
euth and eighth grades. Miss bishop
president. Mas Lawrence MI. TO
der rural districts. MI R~~'l. presi
dent Mr. Robinson. Mr. Gault, high
school and principals. Mr.. Hich,
president. Miss Hays Misc liilL
OF this afteruoou'H session Ut
Kane OF the University Of Washing
ton was the presiding officer Ihe
Teacher and His Profesrion' Was
the subject Of a lecture by .lty
school Superintendent Cooper MT.
Harvey followed with an address on
s,1sbe Teachers Work IN Developing
Ideals Both delivered able dls
eeurses ana were heard with evident
interest a..
T-he subjects FOR discussion nt thc
sesslon beginning at isd1 o'clnch 70
morrow afternoon are Tho Iet'h
erts Work iu Training the lnt'lli-
@enee." T.. -. Harvey. Naut.
pscee Of Warrington Prof v. -
deany. 49,.
hfnoug the prominent educators
s..esenf are ~ " Robinson. super
etondent Of Multonomah county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
HARAUEkSE BOUND
FOR WADiHOST0K

TIE Northwestern Commercial
eafapaHY's steAmaF Maaaaanse wlll
saA e. klHdiVustuk an AnFii q. ah~rs
she via have heF fegaeffF trans
TERED from psuntafS T. Russia. Hes
mes name Wii hs N4dasda a. Via
aifasstoa Cont FaslaafaaI. grnrrni
aEeat - the Nnfth western Siberian
company. ACCOMPANIED rs a Cuntin-
Eeut of Russian soldiers and 80 Rus
nian fishermen iabafsfH ard prus
psctofa, who are 10 exploit the ter
fitufN wiii smbafk 90 the vessel
Later about n3 American grup-
pseturs wiu leave faT Siberia b. way
II Nome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

Portland. ore. y. g. MeanY. y. NJ.
padsifard and A A. Yoder Uuiver-
Hiiy OF Washington. ~ Il Dewey.
superintendent Of Pierce county, ".
Is. GHulf. president Of NhltWorth
college. aud A ~ Warner. city cts
perintsudant - Tacoma, all 81 Tia
Gonna Il. a, Small superintendent
snahunish county. Frances g. Hays
and Henrietta y Tromanhnusar of
the State Normal school at what
com. and y NJ McCully deputy
state superintendent. Olympia.
The Institute Will be ia session
throughout the week. during which
time eli schools vIii be- closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

p'iF4 and equipment Tor tbs enaan
has bees - g. awin a Bruce = ia-
cal aalppiuH afn Friday that COM
tsanNe fFssshtrF cgfy 81 Denver left
uithlih~ nfst lad - material for the
ress taaap Saturday another freight.
er az nsd uf The game company. tuas
oes. saefhsr load - equipment
fssere i about $4,000 % iaNEios
ruCfaips knd construction material
q ~ transported from Tits city. IN
rIudtK locomotive donkey sn.
gius ans three ulice - rsliread
tnaek Maaf - the material vii bf
Furnished ~ local business houses
1hs r@fnp vii employ steadily mafs
thar 90 usn
Tils anfaafs n the company are all
" ~ knosn LEGAL business men. Dan.
~ Kslisher i president " A. II.
rsssAia - assfis - he aFta - =
lsnaHid 4 sfeshsr ~ Vice president
E W Andrews. president - ths tsi.
tir National hank. IL secretary and
treasurer. and John Edeecosnb u
uiaoeFef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
MIGNED BY GKzEzNNS
admiral Aoatojo'S Flagship Raised in Manila Bay
Tells Gruesome Tale of Slaughter.

MANILA. Apn %. rhe Spanish
rtNiHef heIna Christina Admiral
Mmtala'a fswhlp which wee sunk
hN AeHes neri during TIE battle
~ aiHHiiH ba8. Was raised ffam Hsf
bed 81 mud yesterday hy the areW
~ q ktecklna company aud hearhed
About ~ skeletons were found ia the
vessel The sea valve Of thu main
lnlen}ef vas missing. which leads 70
the Mlisf that she was aEuttled
v An her commander abandoned
her Thsre we're 40 she'll holes iu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
big SLUMP in
RAILROAD STOCKS
EFFECT OF THE MERGER DECISION
xtzs O. NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY STOCK sEA
polsrs-mANY SECURITIES AFFECTED

u value couif not be checked
The hesxtest lnsees usre in thu@s
corporations whose status might b,
attacked on the same grounds ~ fhi
merger. Large bios - 81 tuiun IA.
eine and Ttock Island were thfuWf
on the market.
Trading on the curb VAS violent.
y excited Brokers threw owel
Northern Securities In large
aruounfa The stock opened az sos
but was beat down 20 ~ BY
o clock shia afternoon Southern
PaciGe siamrsd ~ with the rest
Just before the Close of trHdins
Sos iifsfHf Eas sssHtsss stssr. zsssET
broke and wsat down 70 80. ksinf
freely Offered At this figure A.
O'Clock tbs stock showed . loss d
, points today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
COLD HAMPERED
FIRE FIGHTERS

According 10 mail adyies received
from Nome today the extremely cold
weather ~ January IN made Il very
dia*uh % extinEuish the FIRE which
broke out ~ Nome on that date and
destroyed property valued al so 900
Half an hour WAS spent it, getting
two streams ~ water uu The blaze,
s-l - ssHs -.ist ish-sS 3ifs
We're devourlng the Dexter. Warwick
and HodeEa buildings were beyond
control.
The fire had Fainsd great headway
before II WAS discovered and an
alarm turned in. a chemical engine
and the hrcmen arrived soon after
ward but for The first time IN the
history Of Nome the chemical could
not be used effectively.
The thermometer stood a degrees
below zero on the day Of the Ere
For that reason ~ was half an hour
before the $50 pounds ~ pressure
was raised a. the pumping station
and enough water pumped Ia make
two effective afrrurnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
BETTER PAR
rs DEMANDED
CREWS OF AL CHICAGO
oREoeERs srRiSE FOR BEr
TER PAY ~ LAKE PORTS.

CHICAGO. Arrn Ia one thou.
aanI engineers fIrsmsn ana desk
hands employed nu dredFsfs struck
this runtninE because fhNY ere paid
smaller wages when wufkius 81
other ports than IN Chicago. Al at
tempt pili be made 70 operate the
dreaEars with ugn-uHfuutHfa. tHF gfns
piafeHs felytug on the iEufsfuuieu
fof protection. ~ the work affects
the government and shipping inter
safa generally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13

Henry finshn Han found not
guilty. 81 kftfwrtHt larceny BY q
superior court Juft Saturday after
Haau tfe was CHARGED eth hsNir :
attempted ~ steal & aaifa ~ Shoes
fFun tire Washington fines Mama
featuring Company FAaehns fam
ttf wns present lea court - Rem thH
vrraiet was RETURNED anf iusisicd o.
en- brscfnE Piorhn AID his attorney
7 4 Fag~. regardless 81 ths sug
ruundings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
WON ONE
LOST TWO
SEATTLE TEAM SHOWS get.
TER FoRM-pARkE WILSON
sioNs Lew KENNEDY

san HftANCfsCo. Apfi ta.--saf-
urdsfa game resulted IN q victory
Tor the seaftls team. though Ia or
def 20 yin they had 70 make a hur-
ficans nnish. suatchlng victory from
defeat in the last half OF TIE last
inninH The scute atooa. seattle. I
Enu Francisco. ;.
Iae Siwnuhea lost both % the
games played yesterday In the
marniuR game they had u All their
own way until the last half. when
the home team got their eye on the
ball Ions enough 10 win the game
b. 4 EinEis run. iscN Kennedy madr
hts debut a. professional Ia com
pany with Wilson's aggregation.
lie takes The place 81 Hurley. ana
u Hnfd 20 be 10 Hil essentials a. good
q player a. che latter. The score
stood Fan Francisco. 4 Seattle. 4
In tina afternoon came the ST.
washes went TO pieces and allowed
the stars 10 have everything Tho
rcorn. San Francisco. n. Seattle. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
FfK6URc uBELED
By PASSENGERS

y steamship ss0burs. sWnsa hv
TSiisfd Steamship Company -
francisco. and operating H.
- That city and Grays hert.er
- sssn abtiied b. Tbonsa a
ana David shanks ara l.
ss.d at Aberdeen.
9 snanks claims q. 900 damages
= seesiat of alleged lll.treafpsfsf
ASSURE o. the eosnpsuy ~ faF@
sifa the accommodation r.
" nis f1rst-riaas tickst esties
~ lFiD from San Franrieeo
as April . Mr. Parish -
80 = asssEs money ana M
- Under ths statute allowed -
- ss&lnrt a vessel Tor car
r. efeess number Of passau-
s.ss - = all. The Nswburg # q.
tsf'..-.A licensed - carry only -
go ;. = while on the trio men
1 - carried 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-13
MA Y()R
Fret:

T4.s runus AS that the statute
does uot uaaks Il the daty Of the
ma sog IN lnfofm against and prose
cute xauahisfs and ether lsw break
srs u wss The conisntieu Of ths
state that the mayer atoea IN the
passion Of q pssos ofnc,r.
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h HELD UP ON
| NcxS0H STREET

.Ase. Asla az A Andersen ga
Lei street. between Sr,,..9 ~.
80 .ssnass ssrt - =
- and relieved him ~ ~ n
Rsfh hlkhNpymcr had -
=. seA frasn the stefs told the
tksY acted a. " they weff
1 ssnsss a TIE business
s..--..s was vAikinE iesattnsis
i ~ ks Nss accuated by t9s
-. they toid him 70 bold
a - hansx Al enc same time
=. the muscles ~ Their res
! - Aste MS facr Ne uhe3eis
esrAan eas skiifnlly separated
= usaney. after which he ~ AZ
] - q - to the reiior station
| = IS ssofs Andersen lives -
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SEATTLE MEN FORM
LOGGING COMPANY

The Riverside Timber compauv
capitalized az 81 900 600. was organ.
lied IN the early part Of March by
Seattle business men. 70 carry on
loEFtuE operations AZ Andersou'n bay
near Holly on Hood canal The com.
pany has purchased 20 600 acres ~
timber land in that vicinity. which
II will begin 90 cut OF this summer.
Tho contract Tor carrying tho sur
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wAlrassses nAlL

ne Waltrsssez. ttHiaa - Seattle
- give a bail Ia fhs Amnesty this
81 sainx klauY taka4s have hcsu
adld ard a sasaeaHful affaff ~ an
Tel patel Tbs MfaHH march, VIII ~ 81
a. AZ 3 9csoeN TIE 1ammittsr iff
charge iH 80 follows Settle Lester
la Hoffman. Afaule Hknffstad
:. 1865. .-s.hss. -s.ss 80
ff#H454.
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0R0 Ed BEFORE
PARENTS EYES

,as very ewes q pc l.ls +. -.
49, .s ~ lNaeafFto. ne ihiaAs -. =,
~ Nsi W.. market gardener 9 :.
vpssd sassa IN she hess -
akes2 's ..,s,is home ga tNth1N
iht - NTH. The ch'id =
Hh sven. swing formed nS sins
l<sss - h ths rrouna al'a =
d : ~, .sprlss over Into TIE " 9
-. aess ponafrte ees q
~ a. - hauss Watehlnk ths
- $3.50 Asont the snf'es p
fAe accident The M {
- splas bottle With Nstet.
=. f,~a siirped and ne -
nis strsrxe i'osii ton
- srewninE. was het hesasz
- r,sn WORKING IA me
L sses.<nr,l g pass the spf IS
i ret the chlljs rteiiisa ?
- safflea attn IS the house
- passed ea' q 'he at'ie
1asee.e.w watson company aas
- - sansfNl arransv uieniH.
80 ! nase wss notified eat
= s.,,d n spenest