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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-07
LITvTLE 1uEQgS.

WANTED-Woman cook. Apply at W Rinkrestaurant, corner of Grand and Bank streets. i2-5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-07

WANTED-Peo to know we give a
 discount of 25 per cent for cash, as Ranges and Furniture must be sold out of Rink. J. C. Twining, l96 Bank. l2-4-3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
WE'RE WELL
TREATED
ONO PASSENGERS THANKED
CAPTAIN AND OFFICERS

Ia order 10 extend our appreciation
af the manner IN which wv have
been treated an board. we. thr 700
pbHarnEefa nov un board. at "a mass
meeting ln the dining nalean, drHife
To Het forth the foliowlng frnoihs
tious
Rraalved. That We express cur
gratitude and sincere satisfaction at
tho manner and ludrfHtiEable aud
naiuatakInH efforts adopted hy Cap
tain ". ] noHgas furHcf =. p, ituhs
eftaou. and their fellow officers aud
staff Of the steamship ohia ln luohz
ine after the welfare and Interests
81 the 100 passengers now on hoatds
Rcluoleed. That NJ take this ons
poftunttY a. publicly cypress Go the
manaE emeut ~ the comnsny. oaf
hiEh appreciation u thcif efforts IA
lubkiuF after ouf comfort aud vel.
farv, and far the supply 81 abundant
food. Of proper variety cell pre-
pared aud cteeliently aud system
HticallA Hefyts
these resolutions be presented q
Captain " J. toEEs, and g. the
agent Of the company
tsiguedl
gaheIi Whitehead. mauaaer Alaska
ll X 4 ~ -. -. W = Leland.
president Mineene Ditch 90 Eus
Ernr ehilberE treasurer fionceF
Mining Co. Isfe1 tAndshsrH pres
tdout Pioneer Mining go Geo. "
swans. s IioiiiHfef Jackson. JAMES
Al Miller. John = Glenn. Inspector
postuffee department u hTinreYt
tieorre James. Council city. NJ
kielateHH
Committee for Passengers.
Nome. June "a tsQA
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nrnn nr
IS DEAD
UNLESS CITY COMES TO AS.
sisTAacE OF SECOND AVE.
NUE. SCHEME

Unless an appropriation Of about
$4,000 can be secured from the gem
eral fund the Second avenue re-
grade II a dead issue for the present
At least. North end councilmen.
however. are hopeful Of securing as
Eistance from the general fund.
~ the meeting q the board of
public works this morning bids Tor
the regrade 81 Second avenue were
opened. Though the official compii-
alton was not made today an un0f-
fetal summary Of the bids shows
that the proposal made BY G. J..
Erickson Il the lowest He bids II
ceuts for the earth work, which is
the principal item In the improve
ment.
This ia considered very low Ma.
but AZ the same time this. added %
the other items of expense, Will
bring the cost Of the Improvement
up 10 81. 900 in excess of the limit Of
assessment. which II in the neigh.
borhOod Of $4,000.
Councilman Rinehart. Criehtan and
James were AZ the board meeting
and held an informal conference az
ter the bids tere opened. After this
meeting t0uucilmen Hiuehaft and
erichton each said though the cost
viii exceed the limit Of assessment.
yet he considers the low bid very
reasonable Zach IL sangulne OF
being able 10 get the council 10 mp
propriate the deficit from the gen
ernl fund.
Bids on other street improvements
OF considerable magnitude were
opened at the board meeting today
Among them were those for the
Union street paving contract. This
Improvement includes the paving Of
Union street from Second 10 Eighth
avenues, and Fifth and Sixth av-
enuer between Union and Pike
streets. Mcclellan & Co. were the
lowest bidders.
Other improvements which were
bid ON today are Summit avenue
north, grading; Taylor avenue and
other streets, concrete walks; Albion
place, grading and sidewaiking;
Ewing street. grading and sidewalk
ing; Woodland Park avenue. grad
Ing ana sldswalkinK. Aloha street,
concrete sidswaikinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
SOCIETY,"


Tennis lt T'hufaton aud Mlsn ines
irene williams. both OF this city,
were married az The homo ~ the
bride last "wednesday. ttey. n a
Matthews officiating Nh and Mrs.
williams lee At once an hfisf
wedding Journey ta Victoria. They
viii he al home &c 2ll queen Anne
avenue after Aunuai
Mrs A T. iierdol gave a dinner
party Thursday uiFht, At the Hum
mit ia honor Of her guest. Are. l.. ].
krutEiuHer OF Chicago
A very pretty dancing party WaH
given last nighf at Christensen halt
by the Prof class
The Hmnnno club has ISSUED inVis
tntipns for "a dance 20 be given the
aih ~ July iu Christensen hail.
Mrs Charles Addison Aiddie gave
an at home this afternoon from :
until at her residence. isa Highland
drive. The home Wnn beautifully
decorated Tor the occasion aud Il
was one ~ the prottieHt Affairs
given fur a Ions time
The HaYs' aud Girls Aid Society
% Washington viii give musical
npsf Wednesday night a. christen
seu'a hell A very fine program is
kAAAsE HHaAANNFNa
The Young fndirr Cinrh Club
meets "Wednesday afternoon AZ the
residence nf Mics pruaeh. nu Ninth
assauu. MFH a Al. iiiCkH aud Mlas
Ffuech Niil rcreiNe.
Mrs Francis Guy Fflnk and Mrs.
Julius Webster Augustine give tea
Monday afternoon. June 20 a. the
Residence 81 Mra. Fflnha iiaa Thirty
uffh uNeuuu.
The Schubert club give musical
THiostay night At ehriatenHen'u hail.
Mira Haneeii gave luncheon
Friday ~ the Elrlock IL honor of
Miss Mefse 81 san Francisco. Cos
efa we're iaid FOR eight
Mfa John " Goodwin was az home
Go large number ~ friends. THUR
day afternoon. AZ Der residence. rs
Highland drive
/. M } q. pyle gave q tea Friday
Afternoon ~ her home. nn Sixteenth
avenue The affair Was In honor Of
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NARROW
ESCAPE
PORTLAND WAS BADLY DAT.
TIRED Up m tcu PACK

leaking slightly near her how.
which WIS smashed ana twisted Ia
ieehrrgH ghc AtHska Commercial
sumpanyH steamer Portland afriV s
81 az Meme ave huufn before the de-
paFture af the Nble from that port.
The revenue cutter fhttla had EVne
cut in aearvh of tire Portland but
: had returned Co Nnmy two daya he
fore without sighting the missing
vessel Tho hofGianA was impriHs
oneA three weeks in the tee
The poftiana had BY far the MOST
dangerous experience amunE tho ice
fiors ~ any OF the other Nome fleet
Pictures taken Of hsf show her "a
hAVe been Hftcd bodily three feet out
~ the water With the herEs pilcd so
high about her that she vas hardly
visible several efforts Wnte made
&C. cut SaaRis la the irc IL let the
Portland cut hut the efforts were
N vain untn the foes ~ their own
accord save way.
some q the passengers were
frightened az the dangerous position
e the vessel has most ~ them tpok
the situation philesophlcalis
Tho little steamer Gussie nFoW n
Was CnuEht among fhe uoHs Tor e
week. tive miles west ~ SledEg ia
land. George Sehultn and Joe Avis
ana, two - her passengers. deter
mined to Cou1s ashore over the lee.
aud accomplished the feat without
mishaN arfiVing AZ Ncme June As.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
RAPMMD
oLp JURY COMMISSIONERS ~
AGAIN SERVE

Walter A. Mcclure and wilmaa
fucker sefr this mufuinE fsappuintea
- the Judges af the superior court
e. serve a. jury commissioners ia
another term IT aus year The ar
pulntmsut wnn middle ffam 4 let ef
four candidates nominated bY the
king County iiaF association
. A MeNaiY. irepuhiiFan) aaa
walter Preach, ldamaefaiiei we're the
other candidates placed in numina tlan
hy she bar association This mnrulux
at special meeting held 81 judge
HsltH caHft
Tho rule b. that enc ~ the commits
eiUneiH shall De- republican and the
other dsmnorat The commissioners
supervise the mhklns out II the an
nuai jury hsi and the arswiaE ~ all
turtles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
SUSPECT pup
WAS STOLEN

rolice Captain iauhachsf had all
kind of trouble AZ thV police station
this mafuiug Wlta the evidence
against WAtd HUFFMAN. wha aaa a.
rested on "a ehaFFs 90 theft by Pa
tfolmen MeCmfN Decker and Ryan.
The evidence. which was decidedly
lively Insisted ou Keeping up an
nncarthlN bowling. and finally had
Ia h. ued up in the patrol harm.
Human was arrested Hn suas
pitlon of stealing q small f0s terrier
mp which be had in his arms Whom
taken into custody The pap was
marked Exhibit A" aud pat be-
hind ths srrErants desk tof
an hilv the dos Was quiet abile en-
tuNiuu tbn novelty af The situation.
Il finally grew tired however. and
wanted murr rueHt
To eHfercc its demands the puf
set az a Nelp that awakened even
KITTY nirt who Was sieeplnE in thu
Womaua department 90 the fAiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
THEY BROKE HIS Jaw

" = Hcoyef and T. + White
Nrfe arrested eafif this morning %
fsikr street uu complaint - J. ]
Miilfr. an engineer Charges ~ a.
Hault and battery we're placed
against them in Justice ranu'n court
the men became involved "a e fisht
and Miller got broken Jaw To-
tlcemsu Herald made the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
F0H9 BIC WARE HOUSE

Ainswoffh A Dunn secured
huslding permit today 10 erect
$4,000 warehouse on their new dock
IT the foot 81 Pike street Repairs
costing 1000 are being made on the
wharf proper The new wharf. when
completed. Will be one Of the largest
improvements on the waterfront this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Take the famous scenic Shasta
route. Two trains daily 20 San
francisco. Fast time. beautiful
scenery and excellent service. Sc
attic 20 San Francisco tzs.f0 first
class, 1880 second class.
Special rate excursions to Chi
faEo and return, 1870. 81. Louis.
f77.b0. Omaha and Kanaas city, $40
New Orleans. 1885,. Memphis.
$3.50. June - 10 20, July is and ie.
Aug. rs and 20. Full Particular.
Tickets and reservation NJ Southern
PACING Cos once, efs First avenue.
". y. Kills, general agent zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MARINE NEWS

The schsaaisd saiiiaF n the ?. y q
y. cos steamer Excelsior 10 Valdez
to-day was postponed until July !.
Tbs operating company states that
the change was made IN conformity
20 a new mail schedule. which calls
for q boat to leave for Valdez on the
first and fe Of each month.
Many of the vessels IN the harhar
ss-.s - ssaazzs a.. s..ssss -ss.saAe tussa-F
ont o. respect 20 the memory ~ Capt
William J. Bryant one of the brst
known mariners on the coast whose
funeral was held today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Preparations are n ufonfrHF fpr
am entertainment tu be- HlNen Ht
Flka hail. Goldman block. hY Camp
GO. w. ~ w The entertainment VIII
H. Tor members ct tho nrdef ouiys
and promises Go he the event 90 the
Huason Tbis viii be- the laHl meet
has 20 the present term. and one Of
the outEolns uitEafa iH stated "a
speak un the subject, .rhe Sun
Riscs aud SETS iu ca A real bicycle
iace De- "a be- one 81 the features Of
tho gNeUHHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
GEN. FUNSTON MAY
DELAY DEPARTURE

Owing TO the discovery yesterday
q a break In her machinery. the
Excelsior. which was scheduled 80
sail today for Valdez will not get
away until Wednesday OF next week
General Funston. who IL here on
his WY north. has reservations on
the steamer for today's sailing He
has not yet decided 60 await her
sailing next week. though Il II more
than probable that he will do no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

RS large estate saken ff14a her.
schmidt had np uss FOE Inc spend
thftn says % Aafsfiean hs9s. and
fog fear hts daughter might isarrs
anr and have hes fortune wasted he
Inserted his positive iuiuMetinn IN
the wti1
NArY is = rosy checked. brown
eyed Tifi 81 "a summers. ard dues
rot share her fathers dislike -
American boYn. - shs says shr has
met sogss = no NeFs reel nice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

PEORIA. IN. 1aue q especial -
Al Kinds q queer things are saia
- orcur In Peoria Not loss aso n
nan feli fran = sitth-stafy window
and IN Falling struck the corner % q
GNreh SatHinR VAS tfuhsH sxgspt
his fail Nov CONES the ezeuuut of
the queer wiii ~ Andres Schmidt
Mary. the youngest chi.d and his
faNoFite. must wrd = German under
thr penalty % hAyialg her snare %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
DOCTORS MUST
PAY BIG FINE

a special diupatah FROM Olympia
says that che supreme court Yesterday
affirmed tho decision of the nuurrlss
court IT KnH county ~ the caHf
ammut prH. q Y Lawson aud james
a. stewart who were convicted ~ con
splrae5 m twins g. secure IN advance
The examination papers from tho state
board ~ mtdiral rnunflusfH. Ihia
mrnhH that the defendants must naN
pay the flnu uf fsfa Imposed upon them
hy THE lower courts
The appeal was taken ia The supreme
court On the afound that Hu ffaua
had hssh or roulH boz usfpetrat'd tn
az much az they dld not secure ths
uapDrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MURDERED


VICTORIA. ~ G. June 1.-THE
body ~ +. J. Bailey. naval store
keeper AZ the E.squimait station. was
found this morning. He had been
missing since yesterday. n H.
thought be vas murdered for the
purpose Of robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Louise HnutaafakN huh Jennie
Morris. af leKai ege both Of Seattle
Joseph Nurrlli 40 and Maria Nor
eaio. 81. bath q Seattle Charles
McNeln. a. and Julia comins, 81.
both 90 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
THE MARKETS

California peaches have begun 20
arriNe en che local mafast They
arr quoted AZ 81 PEI crate. The See
cent cool weather. had The effect -
towering the rfiees ~ ismanH u per
box
Almost al stock ia the vegetable
ltne draiinsd this morning
WHOLESALE PRICES
Thee rsfEss Ass q 49, tsgYss "a aaaa.
titiss fftsss o. sEsah gaFgfssss afsfsss
- ~ EEHf hiFrsFt
Provisions
frrssh sasafsCsss tzsf Sc Is ssssf t.ssf
: "a q iisa = 81 49,. iegie lie
r1sss.ls.s. is.s.. "a a sfssafas "a
sasl gttss Il tsuss ffs-h trsss j.
Vegetables
fanfafegz slssa sasft a. Eas nsstsH4
faatsfaee ussiRr - assa z" taH HsAl eas
- a.s e. - - - e.,,s.sn'.. ssi : =
ss,.,i-.lass 49, 81 - as,i-sss
d ssEi IS - hs lstiass ssAs
SO ezaHftesss toe So &C.
aatsss u = go safiss Ihsstass sA.iss
sss~a s~ss.. So < ssuss t.sas tse -
Fsfllafs. s14fts aas feNissss - est
= tashss aaiess. tie,ei-s sss sf-sas
- ttFsa haHstss.
Greer Ffst. Ute.
Hlfs sfsssssss 90 CsfA eseiaess
= ~ = ~ .'- 80. II e : . :.
- -. : - . - .c-sA
i5IaHs sfFf uFets - F-ss 80 q .
eafs - aFssetss 2 rfsis eEfs tssis
y s.sss4s5a@ Sea sssssss = asass -
- eFzasss. d sass = tss - -. a. e
a. - 49, Asesass g "a
esttss. chssss. Ases psshsr
Bsfisf wsssisstss sr-@msfiss. 81.
80 80. ssss tssas sassss a. rA~s'A
sn.ss. S.sis. wasslsssss. fsn sfsssa
-. l.,asssfsss iIr ssi..- - 80 -.
- sss9s4 sassssss 8 sss@ = sas
Nas. Gssir ssa Feed
osis 90 - tsr taft.g - ~ taei
sksaf - g. Sea ssst - ese = - ia
tFaa - taa shafsa - toe ~ U.s.
so 80 ss.,.sa s.'as - eva 49,,
tf.sssAs a. - s4=ss esNfeesfs -. 90 60
lsa CshlasuIs aisslf4. tiaqp taas
PRICES 70 PRODUCERS
ines sssss. az - 50. =. :
tsfs ssF4i
sssy sns orsir
Ea.ssra ws.s tIasstr fzieSs iea
Alfalfa as 90 tds ats - - zee ttftsfs
IA o. go mhsat 81 $50 Sea tssa ~ -
sssssts Ell "a taa. aaaaag4A - ssss a 20
fsss
geas. eouitrY ard Llsssseek
nxflee rhiess1s. q FssH - tss
Eads ffWeN faNsH tsNAisi Hfs tffass
fsaaUitf 10 nNs Haass ~ ~ ffsaSss
FsaT k&fas - aswssa1 Hattee. fstSey fhf
afsasst ka4s y a. esotss trsf eTNs -
far.s ~ + STEERS - frrt sEet 80 -
eafssa. - fasaf ttt4ai3g "a. hesss - fests
e TO- kisss ese u
vsassahls ard Green Fruits
nsrtass eafHiasa safives. faro Zee
r.aisras tla ~ taHa esrYafs O. - ssts
nssfss sfilHss - sfsFs ffuit. - taGt -
So eaana usnsg "a y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

tins o. Zee 10 the hills faF safety.
msmofatiou % their valiant herossu.
When history writes o. Heppnsrs
tnNu.
OF the terrible aooa that swept Il
down.
Fame viii grasp her Eildsd psn
And write the names q these two
men.
Two that rode forth ahead Of the
wave.
80 that rode forth. others 10 save.
Two that rode forth. who lost their
all.
Two ina, rode forth al datys caii.
Fighting their way through storm
ard niEht.
While torrents reared 10 isfi. 10
right.
Fer the sp~cisr Death on his white
horse rode
Then a race for life. on wfiiow
Greek road
on like the storm cloud The riders
Urging their horses again and again.
Above the tempest their words rang
clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Mics aanforn A large number ~
quests were present
Mrs. y. w uurchnfa gives o card
Marty Tuesday afternoon June 81. ln
honor ~ Mfn. Z u. fnfd.
A pleasant dancing party vac
given al West Seattle. Wednesday
ovonlHg. by a number Of Young PEG.
pie. Hany guests from this Side ~
the hay were present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

~ a'tssHst +a Ah"" ~ ~ AAtH-
Fly fer your lives The elouabarst's
here
How many mothers with Eilsssnlnz
eye
Sow EaHs un their babes. for that
timely cryr
How many husbands have ciaHpsd
their wives
And hisat fhose nasn uho SAVED shels
itvesf
Two that rode forth ahead Of The
wave.
Two that rode forth. others to save.
Two that rode forth. who lost their
all.
Two that rode forth At dusy's cali.
There are hosts n others In Hepp-
ner'a town.
n truth we're known. who deserve
hut twin ever be handed from father
20 son.
How these men rode from Lexington.
-Thas Murray Spencer.
Portland. or. June -. 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Fred Parker. who tells the police
he h rtnner. was arrested Ia the
restricted district iaHt night by Pa
tfulmsn Flanagan aud Helms hn q
charge OF carrying rpnceHied
weapons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

I'VE hsVr seen VERSE weather Than
this bat can't remember Nhsn Or
whvfv Il Nas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Nome has grand jury scandal
II brats All huw RAPIDLY and 10 "a hat
Ysrts a lad can travel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
Dancing Classes

FfofeRHof WilsQn at Danhs Han
Monday and Friday svsning.. fri.
vate lessons daily. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Grand ball every Thursday aud
SUNDAY nights. Also sunday Al
trrnoon. rain OF shine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Senator Hanna says the pssaf1fYi ee
espart'nsHs anairN arN Eeettnr aiunx
Handsomely. II locks that wny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

rostcfsee scandal has eefnulsf~ly
broken toWu Postmaster General
rayne's hsaith
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a wors from Js.h Wis.

All thinEs come q
those who wait
They also eone 20
J. rierpont Nor
gan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Washington feiks think that
Roosevelt Wiii be nominated Tor the
YTesiaeucs By reclamation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

These iiites are dedicated % The
star boaFtet vho knows a Eussd thing
when Ne gets lt watch isat essrn.
The lines arr ~ d young Wt4nan
who has q passion fof k1is Wheel
sr Wilcox
I've aui rs troubles on my mind.
frcfu Weqry ant f4ees
The postal ssandai snaY BE bad.
II cuts no ice 0Eth me
I've get ne time Tor iaxiH talk
For riches ! 4out care
FER ear smell a cherry pies
Sweet oder IN the air
The trusts may rob us every aay.
I've Kef no tfuns 20 ffsE.
! dan't care whether crops are rv0d
The seasons sTr 81 yet
What matter u some furet.xa king
should ahdleats@ei die
l know my teeth all soon BE deep
IN Hlg Longs cherry pir.
r-vr enieiis1 the aromatic punk
That paets sing about
Thai i may please a roe1.a nose
l. nor for me - tuuhf
Fnf u ven want a smell that lifta
NCur hares % heaven hiza
a.. ~, =. 49, -
fiip IonE batea cherry Pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
AND MATLOCK'S
RIDE FOR LEXINGTON

klsy snd Msecs ne brave hs-s whe ~.
e ne unsatnE nhsbtauts ~ their them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

President has ordered an increase
In the pay 81 petty naval officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

And Seattle viii have 70 ret along
z~sssf4- sEtsssslE Eis= hraEzm PRES
snce 81 The school ma ans for soFas
eight weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

fsnns-ssfssA tlgie. rh4 man ,rnri
met on Third avenue With W@ird
whiSksrs asst night. was not Josh
Wise. II uf,frt have been . new
made dpytur. ThaT always wear
feasrrs aud soup wffalnsfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

special bnrounceraent
The star-IIuet Nan has given a
chance for the marriend men and
women "a have their cay In this
safufnn. Hs ms = srH4u5e On hand
fof the unmarried but anxious young
women. and just what Il Il viii be
announced In day OF two. Watch
for N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

American cattle barred from Ar
eentLnc Republic owing 10 foot and
mouth disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Another shake-up ~ E,Irope--TNo
ar three little earthquakes ~ Hun
gary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

p s-raarn be as,oa, an Of mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Great crowds attended funeral Of
Cardinal Vaughan IN London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Chinese port Tienfnin IL said o. BE-
Suffering from financial strinRsncy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Kaiser has sent cordial word Of
greeting 10 King Peter Of Seryta-
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

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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-08-13
NEBRASKA COMMENTS.


Aside from comments of Nebraska
papers printed elsewhere the following
is a condensed summary of what a
rumber of the country papers said:
Progress (pop.) Holdrege; Asso-
ciated press report with address in
full.
Democrat, Hastings: If the dis
Patches quote ex-senator Allen cor
rectly, it only proves how easily men
Of Mr.. Aliens prominence go astray.
He is quoted as saying in Denver last
week that beyond doubt Mr. Cleveland
will be the democratic candidate for
president In 1904 and that he will be
elected. 1t just beats the band how
much men know at times, and their
information seems to be exclusive. We
understand that Mr.. Allen was accom-
panied to Denver by Ex-Governor
POINTER and perhaps between them
they have concluded that Mr.. Cleve-
land is necessary to the success of flu
ture Allen-Poynter plans whatever
they may be. 1t may be we'll for real
democrats to bear in mind the Allen
Poynter prophecy. 1904 is not so far
distant, and 1t may develop that these
gentlemen have been talking through
their hats.
The Western Newspaper Union