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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

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lid; fie erbalten esna0rpersO rsanis'
mus in ponftdnSiserO rbnuns unb fs
ketpirtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20
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W}ebts unb @etraiOez 80rie ungellOms
men rerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-20

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/ Bed.
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@Iez@aqOne bat 282 Ru6it3O1.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

INV YORK. Aus. IL Russell
Sage IL spending the .Hunifuer IA
town. Every day finds him a. his
office IN the wali street district
lending money and dealing Ia puts
and calls
Sage has summer home AT Co
darhufss, on the south shore %
Ions Island Jas r. korne and
Lillian RuHseil afe arionK his neigh
boss. heretofore he has spent the
hot months over there iiia chief
pleasure has been IA driving over
the country roads.
Thars havs been several rsas0na
for not suing 20 cedarhufst Tits
summer, Mosquitoes have tnsn
more numerous and hioodthiI sly
around New York than sssf hufofs.
sage feels the weight ~ hin - years,
and to spend nafr than an hour ~
the ears every morning. and aftsf-
noou would not be a pleasant es-
psrfsaee. Then. too, Wsn sirest ar
fairs have bssn IN an unsettled evn-
Citizen. and ~ Required All the
siNnsth the old man could muster
70 attend % hls interests None ~
u eoaid be wasted ia travelling 60
and from his country piars.
Sage IL the ttgEewt Individual
ni0nay lender In town. Ito has the
rs,soaf 81 never having last cent
% his loans lie knows good Sc
curify when hh sees a.
Sometimes these smart promoters
come % me 20 borrow money. ne
saif. a few days ago rhat Is -
cause they 30 not know me
Dor all that, Sage ~ more teairnt
thar nearly any Of the wall street
money lenders with borrowers Rhn
become embarrassed. Nest ~ then.
will nacritlea the securities pledged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

FIRE. each time Tor want Of sufficient
evidence GO secure hia conviction Ham
n believed 10 have landed more contra.
hand opium and chinese on the Sound
that any other anu man engaged la the
trafiios tie 10 reputad 60 be wealthy.
and u accused 10 hoinz Ia league With
= band q Cinnamon having agencies
At Vancouver and Victoria, "A rule
he employed white outlaws Go DO the
risky wefk u carrying the goods e
this country Two weeks ahn it Wa
learned by thu federal sleuths that he
had ranta. the house whore the car
turo Ma made last uiaht from John
Davis Co, and since that time the
plaoe has bern under tho surveillance
81 the authorities,
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VACATIONS or FAMOUS FOLKS
NO VACATION FOR rus" SAGE;
STAYS IN TOWN AND LOANS MONET

for loans ON the slightest provoea-
ton. aagr. whtla protecting his own
interests. with hold collateral until
thora Il an opportunity for soliinG Il
that viii bring the best results %
the borrower.
iiL~ run n life consists IN adding
TO his millions -tha great fortune
the final disposition Of which 10 the
subject of 30 much speculation. lie
owns probably NOR. than tse goo eea.
lie aud hts wife have no children.
they have many relatives. nieees.
nephawn aad nuch. but none In
whom they have displayed any par
tleular interest.
JACOB wAf.nTCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
BAGGED TEN
IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS CAPTURED or oHlNEsH
sMueaLHRs. INCLUDING THEIR RiNoLEAoER

Success crowned the sSaFts q the
Immigration and customs inspectors
hast nishl IN their search for the band
Of Chinese that landed n the city
"Wednesday night in a sioop which
came from NkatoriA In = shack At
hit Eliiett avenue. North Seattle. sen
eontfahands. including Sam Moy. who
4 believed t. be a Smuggling Eingisad-
Or, we're surrounded aud captured
This morntnk the Chinese were giVen
= hesFins before United States Conn
missioner Bowman. rhe znaussled Chi-
pese viii probably BE dsrorted o. Brit
b Columbia. Sam Moy Will be ahiin-
- g stand trial for importing Chinese
~ this country lie has alrsAdy been
Arrested on several scoasienH but went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

VALDEZ July so.--(specisi Cor
raspondcncel Last Monday even
lna. James J. ilaekett aged Is. tels-
kraph operator at Telegraph station
90, : on the government Valdez
Gagie lire. committed Suicide by
aheosink himself through the heart
aurins lt Of dsapondsEcy.
Tna body was brought here and
an Inquest held,
Haokatt had been the lone cecu-
rant % the station since last ApFtl
and Il Is Thought that the utter lone
linssS OF the place defAnSed him
mentally. as Il has affsetsd other
operators already. ana that he PRE-
fNrra8 death 90 being alone. he
fcrmetly lived az bellows Fails. VI
ne report has fust eonN IN that
u 4. MunRan. one of the govern
r,aant packers. while camping At the
Panama crossing, saw raft cuHfinE
Gown the river. upon It's near ap-
rroAch he aiscnrued the PROSTATE
form OF a man lying across the logs.
Hs quickly secured the raft and
carried the man % his tsnt. where
he soon brought him 60 conscious
ness. and then fed him spArinEly. As
he was ravshouriy hungry, lie was
q Mr.. nehfends. who stated that he.
n company with Matthew Reagan
and another man. left Senina and
crossed over onto the TanAnA. where
they lost every thing. ans tryins 10
faft down the stream tnst all sorts
% ml=hapz. ana were 10 Gays With
pat food.
Bahrwnda said his two compan-
yoHs we're somewhere back along tho
river Nunsnn Immediately set out
10 look for them and after a lens
tramp found them. but some ether
gnashefs had previously met them
eni administered 20 their wants
The three Are now IN good ccndi.
4icn and will finish the season pros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

There viii he a band concert every
afternoon and night. Diavalo will
put on hts dangerous bicycle per-
Torrance. the most remArkab BILE Of
its kind. twice daily.
Contracts have been closed with
the Miniature Railway company.
with Prof. la Croix. the celebrated
trapeze and sids-for-lifs PERFORM
er. also Mczouave's Worlds Great
est Acrohatlc Stars. and the famous
Turks. and many other attractions
&aii be upon the grounds
The exposition win be given by
the Choppers Degree Camp No. /.
w o. W. Address all comunica-
tlons In sealed envelopes to A. y.
speckert. secretary. Srd ana Union
streets. Seattle. Wash Write
across the envelope. BIDS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
READY FOR the
ENCAMPMENT

Arrangements are being compiet-
"a FOR the annual eneampm~ht Of the
second regiment. N. q. W. which
viii be held beginning Sept. u, at
American Lake Capt Clark Green
OF the Everett company. and a prom
ineHt citisen 81 that riars. was IN
The city tits morning arranging With
Otto A. Case. major OF the First
battalion. for tho attendance OF the
Everett company.
Examinations for three HsrEaants
~ the h1rst battalion viii begin to-
night. preparatory 10 the appoint .
mcnt ~ the battalion eoninissary.
The examinations ars competitive
~ form, and will be conducted by
Mhi. caHa. Capt chas = Head and
Dr. D. ~ Carroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Sealed bids for exclusive privileges
for the sale OF confetti, Ice cream.
cigars, candy. soft drinks. country
store, japanese tea garden. Partisan
roof garden. Tamals grotto. and any
and all other concessions other than
the sale OF Intoxicating drinks, viii
be opened at the exposition grounds
on Tuesday. August as, al ,. m.
The committee prefers 10 have
cash propositions. but viii conzideE
propositions OF one-half CD cash
upon acceptance Of bids, and the re-
mainier payable on the opening uRS
Of the exposition.
The exposition opens August 2Sth
and closes September 9Th.
The committee reserves the right
to reject any ana all hids'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
NEW BUILDING
rs CONC UP

fsssbot Walker company today fii-
81 plans with the sty building in
sfeefef for ~. 60 building which
the company prups8ees 20 erect NJ the
southeast corner Of First axesius
south ana Jackson street.
TIE Building will be i've stories
high and vii ocuupY a ground space
~ is9stii fest II viii he construct
81 q ufous and kftck and Wfti h~
used a. = wholesale house - the
company far whom u j. erected
Matthew Dew and G. y Esrick aan are
the contractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
AID FOR
SILESIA

Ht4sLlN. Aug it-Emperor WI
Hand presided at meeting OF tho
|fTown council today. 10 consider
|3ues&s res Of relief for eilsaia. where
ltrss@is great distress OF aassutint 81
fresfM floods ~ has been alleged
THAT ahe ipfnistern refused govern
3ueft# aid for tas sufferers. II wag
Eeneteuy expected that their reHiE-
asaiilsAa weui9 be handed IN. bat no
tuf 4 a.ction sFaH taken Tho minin-
tufs reraftsa direct 90 the Efnpsr-
or sai explained their atfituda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
CRUSHED
loo BOILER FATALLY MUIR.
I'D IN LOGGING CAMP

MARYsViI.i.IG. wash. Aus. ia
Otto Anderson. = Finn employed M
"a loader Ia the gtimhon loFHinH camp
SIX miles north OF here, was
caught between two rolling logs az
8 so o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
terribly crushed. Several ribs were
broken and he Sustained intern ri
injuries. from which n IL doubtful n
he VII recover lie was brought %
MaryHville. where he IL being treat
81 by Or shyre.
So far as known, Anderson has no
family.
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DROPPED DEAD

xt~ptt-... ME- - 80 -s.sss..s :. ?
ffHfHaHfH e fHfeH 80 - ~ NN1AHA" ~ ~
Columbia. four miles south 81 the
city. dropped dead In front Of pr
esuthrta'H office az 8 30 o'clock THE
morning. from a sudden attack q
heart disease. from which he had
suffered for some time.
Coroner Hoye was notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

some n the young men n wayen-
vile Who wara tt1HzY.ridlaE sffh
yas.ps girls ~ aaF streets laat SUNDAY
had their arms cat u Hlanu. MecurdH-
sllis ExhansF,
Lord Salisbury. prssuier q Great
britain Il seriously m
Or r y Adams. wha has figured
In Seattle courts - n defendant in
criminal prosecutions. IL under arrest
IN San Fsrauriaeo on a charge % oh-
tainins munsy b. fatas pratsnses.
Three masked rnen hsta up : sainon
ahd gambling house ~ HaksF city.
or. and pbsaiHsa fse 10 cash.
Naunt ves8vtss 10 n sruptfaa. ana
II Ia fsared that the village - ottk-
faao viii - oveFwhsirnrd ~ a now u
lava
Mrs uabier has an unpleasant,
duty % p-rfortn this afiqrnaqn." pali
Mrs. Hmithsfa
what's ths trouble now. ssksa
amithsrs
s.You knaw She had a row wtth sew
efal members - the saving circle.
we'll this aftafuean she has Eas q
square thinGH"
tie who sfsais ny pure on pay
day h No gentleman.
Everybody I. Eiad 20 know what Bob
hayes personally thinks about cofitsts
ard TrTries The hiE aRbt itself "a al
wayn a secondary consideration.
iitsis chunks - FarhaRs
Raise an awful smell
Nsinhhara think tharra living
Pretty Gloss % the tide hata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
mctinw

NANtlnAs
About two weeks ago one 81 the
japanese working h the A. A.. A.
cannery AT KuHiioff showed signs Of
Insanity. and one uixht disappeared
The jap contingent sent out men
to hunt Ter him. bat they all return
"a eai.tY handed and nothing was
found untll three days age. when a
peculiar oder Was detected IN the
cannery. aud his body was found
hanging % a fafter IN the can loft
Ills feet were touching the floor, 80
he Intentionally struggled himself
A Russian brought IN a report yea
terday that a man hY the name Of
Palmer, from Hope city. while pros
pectlAs the neiEhtoHhaad Of urnrr
Renal lake. found NoIns cid Ruasian
disstnss and got ~ to the pan lie
has returned to Hope for provisions
and men. A stampads 20 the dis
tFict - exp stei.
A party i,ft Yakatag on Friady
afternoon. July "a A storm sprung
up from the Tear ana draf them
along. They reached Kyak. a dis
lance Of - u1ilss IA an hour ana %
minutes. ard IS minutes after Land
ing Capt James prson. captain Of
the boat. died No VAS buried hy
his oosnpanions the follewinx SUM
Cay.
j. ". Costello. the nuffaio miiiinuz
airs. has added 10 80 acres az KAYAK
81 lands 20 his holdings. previously
e. 90 acres. The land r. located an
Capa sakiin NJ the kaysk district.
II was owned ~ ~ I. wiiipuEhty
The consideration was between tsa.-
zee and l1o.ooe.
The ~trlsh Duke" Play Postponed
owing 10 the illness % PREF. Smith
the Irish Duke 10 postponed TOR
f@xw aaNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Through a printers error. speiger
A uufibufs Advertisement In
thursdays Star. read For Friday.
one and une-haif price. odds and
Ends OF Seven Coated Euamsiware,
Instead OF one half price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

N0u cant say this IL not . snsp--a hnnss
with thfes nice rooms one block from
cat line cnfnsf Of ptfIh aNsa8s boffh
and Ward street bot 8aafgs. excellent
view hlnrEs from Mercer school. Tor
enly tteQe. anad terms
NEW Groom house AZ fuisrhaY. Tot h0x
10 4 blocks from car line Tor 1000 Enod
terms Armstrong a owen, 800 peany
way. Phones Hun ioiii Ind. l. 50ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Matters 81 importance win be con-
aidered at meeting ~ the Rainier
Heights Improvement club. which
vii be held tonight AZ Oltman's hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Luke Gets Tired
Luke the Loon naya he l. setting
tired IF the strenuous life end called
40 the star Dust man and asked him
II he thought he dsuk'1 would De
punished n he gavu himfslf up g. the
aigSie sieEio house authorities % hts
own free will Luke says he il EoinE
90 ask fohhNhafoe n as won't sub
atiiute Ter hin In the padded cell Tor
while uafhhhayla hasn't replied
yet beina tnf busy writing suicide
stories about himself
Luke started trouble last night ~
standing on tbs corner % second ave
uus and Madison street. ana stopping
everybody that tried q ~ ~ I'm
a counterfeit ffiy cent piece and Yen
can't pass me- - would say ta was
finally persuaded that be was an cisn-
tfie lisht and be climbed up a telegraph
pole and went 10 sleep. iiers's hfs
dsdly effort
tissitAtin'
= viii seen 10 time 10 tell Ia ritns
He's ksgh she price ef uuai viii climb.
And write soma ohseFfai things about
the SNOW
The winters chill ne mas MANS BIN.
TIE nes aa1arr auiuiB3 riii
Anf other things synonymous with
woe.
! realize that ia 10 sise
To cultivate SEINE sntHrpfise
And sing 81 lovely summer OF the
wanss
nut I fust hate 70 contemplate
rhe winter faunshs. aud I hesitate
70 rerexHias the end q summer .
reign.
says the Pike street philosopher
'fieniua. according % sama folks. =
t4st an excuse u lei q EfvAt man MON
kay with airuna arink e
A Sad Fact
IRIS astaaua men
Reach lofty stations.
Ara stay without
fnsesflga tiaHs.
Win everybody knneklnM. aa wonder
Professor i.ansieys airship dossn
~. What a nessia Il a boost
An eisstric nkht plant IL being tn
stalled 81 Kalama.
a Word from Josh Vie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
Havlra rrouhIs Wlth Your HsadI

po,tcr cover irwin a Gordon ia.oo
Hat. It's n aUfs cure FOR al head
troubles. I'ail block now on sale
King Bros. eit rirat ave. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
THE MARKETS
WnolEaAts pRlcEs

wHoLEsSLs PRICES
1Hsss rsss.. 49, e sar tzr.s q. suss-
-. .,..u1 49, - -.,s~s . 8S-seps 49,
Provisions
Ff-.a Hs@lse- 49, ~ =. strsf s.st.
a. = zeal e 10 u rass ~ ~
ssa. i've y. ssiiss. fsssh. iass Is.
Vegetables
"a s-.sstus.' paffsnks 81 ses - r~fl a.
i've N4fif Hass, o. - ssrfela. " = sses
retsh ssass y ~ esha4s@ feg n iafas
49,. .ssssae -. -sssfz. - -. rssl.sss
so slassa is4nehss ll5talhs o. - nwf afssn.
~. sassa ssssess= gssassasas= zzsssss4.sssz,
ts.esgs2 80 a.. "a rlant, ia -.
Green Fruit Ete
knels., n.tfs. Ttasti %. ssassstsins
q - ~ - 0fss lhe stass sst.-
irsfras - - hns uufueEH. - ~ ap=
sissss rogsrAs crate. I.anfl.frta Stems. o. 10
sfatas EsiiFz H<=s Fsze=z ez@isEl assgs-
81 8sa ~ Yakima fFaWfnfdH. SO. u /.
aafrnntA q . crate. native raspbsr-
riss. . Is. or ekbsrries -. what
etsz. o. "a isaieas. a. --9a % uFAass@
= a.sa = = -. esi Is 1s 1870. sssss ~.
d % histk. tite
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats az ton. barley. ~ Ton. wheat
a. O sea- shaf. ga % tee ssafss 81 %
- hfaa. % - tnns "a ruest. - 90 ion
b " ufoa1hg. new. tsi..p4 tnn = ".
eampfss..a ,isngi 3. So ~ % wa
nfao son. nsN rairnt SQUAD hay. taec
ton. faidauaEs. fzfeo
Butter. Chess. Essa Poultry
nsttst-wasAinstsa sfssusftts, asai asi-
- f,..h r.nss saezTs asa. Nasissn.
'' gss.s. wssiv. washius'an ran erssn.
~ nssesgkgr isei siss ~,
Nsisa. ftoIrs-. i've darss itci dressed
isa. RpfinG ehieksHss y aua don. live
s.ess. fDufis
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
rTs@as eriess ars fef sucts ssiivy4si .,
rallg-za. frslshi asget g % ne Asa IN
asy and Grain
z-.EfS.s T.ss.sz.sas. t.a.zssE, "a. &c y
t,,el Aifaifa. n0 10 tii ton. oats. 81 %
I'm barley. ~ % toni wheat. ti@
Inn. bran. 81 v toni shorts. - % ton.
rniddunEs. ESQ ton. Pugot sound hay
ps - 81.
Eeos, Poultry and LiVesteek
qbs4ns chickens. 81 sa4t - dos
rEs.. fsrsA ranch. ztsgar; ave hsrs 10
n i've dueka. fAe ID. dressed ~
ga. IA ars-ssa sssutfan eaatfc ~ artk
81 80. TNase 10 ohalrs bcsf gosa - te-t
- 10 stssFs "a foet. a. ~. eeisss - teal
e7go y. hess - teeh y ~. aus WV
Alright Il amateurs nieh; at the
g.rnuIre PARK thrnter bulletin re-
f5tgra from the Carhett -Iefffies fight
~ gAn Francisco viii be read from
the stage during the performances TO-
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

I.Adis. admitted free AZ The Meadows
svsry day thls week sr Saturday 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

The harness races AZ The Mead
ova viii commence ~ ] 80 daily. %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
= u q q n n u a q n q u n q
STAR DUST:
annsRuunnuuKuH

Nov there KueH Charles sehwab Hnd
General Mites, and neither one % them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
LATE NEWS HNN MAZ

MAN LIVED DAYS WITHOUT Fooo-rwo suIo
lpEs-eoLp kENAI LAKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

THE "lrlsh Duke Play Postponed
owing 10 the illness % Prof. Smith
the Irish Duke" 10 postponed for =
few day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

z-.Ef@ss T.-az.lsz.. - f.l.zssTs 81. &c =
f1a. Alfalfa. Gln 20 tii ton. oats. So
t,un. barley. ~ % toni wheat. tie
Inn. bran. 81 - toni shorts. - % ton
rnidaunra. ESQ ton. PuEet sound hay
ne - 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Three MASKED rtsn hsia up = sainon
and gambling house ~ Hakar CITY.
or. and uhtatHnd f5a ia cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Mount Nesgvtss 10 rs sTupftan. and
II Ia fsar~d that ths village - OTIS
iaa9 viii b. overwhelmed ~ a fiow u
lava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

ahfinH chickens. 3 3sitD dos
Esss. ffess ranch. zts2'ri I've hsrss W
~, i've dueka. IL ID aFsNHed 80
eaea %. frssssa snuttan. eaANfo ~ arst
~ - Ttsr4a lf. rhalas hcaf rosls - fe~t
=. IL stsars % fost. = ~. aaitss - fent
a1eo u hess On feet II n. hides ea1fe'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

fAalKht Il amateurs nigh; 1T the
F.rnuIro Park thsatsr Bulletin re
tltfna from thu Cnrhett -Iefffigs tight
a. San Francisco VIII be read from
the stage during the performances TO-
rtfehf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

iftsis chunks - EarhaKs
Raise an awful smell
Nsinhhara think thnrra living
Pretty ciaSs % the tide Hata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Says The Pike street phiiosophss
sa1eniuA. according % sains folks 4
tgfst an excuse q lei q zfsAt man MON
kay with atruna drink e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

TIE whs sfsais ny pure on pay.
day h. no gentleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Everybody !. siaf 20 know what Bob
hayrs personally thinks about eofhstt
ard fcnriea The hiE hRht Itself u al
wayn a secondary consideration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

A Word from josh VIE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

BASEBALL SEASON is HERE. HAIR
3R1S HARDWARE CO., 400 East Broad,
4 Just received large stock Base Balls,
i Bats. Masks, Gloves. etc, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

WANTED, FARM; FULLY EQUIPPED,
to work :, an q manage, on shares or sal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

( Six prizes win be awarded each
United, illustrating that It Gays sd-
ivertisers to use The Tines-Dispatch
want columns. The six prizes Will
awarded in tho following order, Viz:
First prize. 81; second. third. fourth.
nth and sixth prizes, 81 each.
4 ALL DRAWINGS MUST BE ORIG
NAL AND MUST BE MADE WITH
BLACK INK ON WHITE q PAPER (
OR CRDBOARD,%AND SHOULD BE !
TIVE TO, SEVEN INCHES IN y
WIDTH. Name and address must
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

.THD OLD RELIABLE RICHMOND
Y White BARRIERS Company, who intro
duoed fcutting hair 10 cents. shaving 10
gents, Is still.in tho business with the
K to see our frlends;s 1909 East Main
Street. CHARLES ?. SErrz, Presido
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

LARGE JAR CHOW CHOW FOR -1oc..
q CO, 8 lis n. Eighteenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19
-M.5 M. 7l7. West GRACE Street, City.

be written plainly ON BACK OF
DRAWING. f DO not send letters. but
3inclose stamp II you wish drawing
returned, Do not fold, but roll, 6.vhen.
mailing. Address all drawings to
!"Cartoon Contest Room No. II,
Tlmse Building.
! All drawings 4 must reach The
\ Times-Dispatch office not late- than
\ IL P. M. each Saturday. in order to
be counted in the week g contest. e
Z Every, reader Is cordially invited 10
/! take part In this, highly Instructive
Contest. & FL 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

ANTED, ALL. 5ODD.FELLOWs BE-
tweer q and IS years to Apply FOL. TWEEN
tt!eth Century Combination Denent Ger.
clatiot; no dues or death, assessments:
/. sample copies Of application and certi-i
fioate forwarded 10 any. o. Fellow upon
I RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Richn,ond,l
Il Va N G2}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO GO ION
tho Grand Excursion TO- williamsburg,
Va. SATURDAY., March 2lst. Round
trip 81. Train leaves c. & o. Depot at
9 *. NJ; returning reaches Richmond at
7:20 P. NJ. Lunch Will be served by Aid
Society Of Bruton Paris Church for IS
II Hotel, Murphys Hotel, Miller & Miller's,
Colemanb Drug Stores.