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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
TRUMP CARD
Striking HorSeshoers May
Open a Shop

The hefseatpafn' stFiks continues.
aud unless settlement s. made
within a short ilu,s. Seattle r4uiues
i, :, u - I. 4. u -, y y.Ss
=4.k - $50 sasrwsErsT = gafetiY
waiting Tor fHe vihsf to make a
uauta.
etth nan =uuiau nzpn .0ua annil9r IL
eaYcotted BY both masters asa 1u,sf.
r~ytusn. The inttsr - A Msyt-
nzan's h7rsestrxziuT shur. whose
usnef ts a snv@nth. u9y Adventist
lie persists ~ ersnl4k he 80 af-
llmhtnwnt on sunaAy and sin~lnk sat-
uH1ay. a custom Chat = fsps asd No.
on hf both tauruMyfmms ansf masters
The strikers Ge-isfs tasy aiii not
Interfere Nth the sh@tas ogt q which
tbsy have walked until tise praprisf :
ofs cammeure Is htrs sutasds ssssn
FrsTsh Daily. pFvsidsnt u thn Jour.
Heymea Hafaeshoers unl0a. said
Yesterday aftsfneofs
TIP % me present ~ 10th the
jearoeyusn and me .sts~sers have
lived up Ia fb@ ieites Of the last
asF~enans We ars uus merely FOR
Wages. wfat1h ssfs nat 1onsidaf<d IN
The cuzitsAet A. soau. ho@sN@r as
an shop hires an outside faan. No
VII place a bpyeofs against IT, We
have s'r-irisut funds 70 GARY en- a
pfuicueea strike although II IL our
wtsA % efr~vt pr@~slr sstsi-su~ut.
In eane tbs matter iH net endad
shortly. Shs tourneymen may start
= ee-ep~rativa hnymaho4frK sstab =
iishment~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
THEY LOVED ONE man,
NOW LOVE EACH OTHER
The Two Mrs. Montgomerys Want Their Husband
Brought TO Time for Deceiugg Them

she also says THAT Montgomery
used 80 bp ah~wat Tor nvvsrai days
every enee in a~ hiis. asd Ia aaswef
Ia her Inquiries said thai ha had TO
work all blight.
In comparing notes the two wanea
have discovered that when Most
Easss~ry sfss net With oae 81 thesn
be WAS sifh tbs etheF. apparently
hsiistins asxoutty IA me pFoxers.
variety IL the epice % ifg."
Metnlaefs q The local uaiatsr -
Union. II which Montgomery vas a
ussnshef. zstsfe she first 10 set ss4,ia
OF the TACT that be was leading
sieu bic Me 4ad darius two soaasn
Tbs Euo wives warv uutified yes
tercsY suG isssis.Fsi - aet togstheT in
TIE iua ter
Mlnt,toln~ry's feal wife has rat
heard ttam him Nincs ~ sent 80
faftiant brit ~ Ys.HsE ssfi sha
hzfirxrd herself Until yesterday 10
be his wife. says he has Wfittsa -
hss4 thge= itsnes aud GfseS her -
taan him in that city.
a peculiar feature 81 The cas-, ia
that almcn Munskunavrys p~sItfF
Wa sxrasrt TIE tWe rivals ~ hla
s.> ,,.sss..- 49,. y. tEi ,f,ss 80
ssFa E0E=faHty caa NhcH sihrf
deaf
1aa nr~ Snsf~ 20 t.s piilssf thAn /
am Anffe.- MontzuzneFY ulft said
70 hfa Later conquest. this fnesuiug
"lzscauae sua are ~ eoauK. #ltd this
N4A raln Yanr lie.
oh. ysa. lis bad for mr. Mrs
Masatxuusary Ne. ArUNei % brave
Is. bat it, worse for toe because
yau have ywsfr little baby 20 support
and have only myself t. think
ahsssif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
MJLLIOHAIRES
COOK THEIR
nfxfEf n q
UVU ME- HEC
Al Employees of Fashionable
Chicago Hotels Walk Out
and Leave Wealthy Guests
10 Shift for Themselves

etuCACo. n. June "a efupioyvr
nat the Hyde PARA hetel- and vesi
o. tsstAuffnts were called out early
- niornlnE Later the employs Of
srss 'arxs hotel. o. tho south side.
&c Lnk1ta. meirapoic ana sherman.
o. Inside the elevated loop. were call
81 ont Hyde Park h. the fashionable
sfnnaer r-saft district. The waat side
b rsopula ted ~ nearly ono million pfp-
pie. mostly o. the woFkluE class.
The mfsIlolaire gusFts at the Hyde
f'sfk hosf alfiss wsrr forced - coax
thzlr own breakfasts. sseisty Nafnau
pfs.fs I'D fIr~nhftsts o. ehafins dishes
a. fhs D@ipaden uatlsiltK inn saisds
and sea food VAS sbt.rinai,ie, because
thu unsoa fsamatefa refused % deliver
profisi0ns-
F.IeQafars are rot running asa many
Rusats ar compelled - climb ten
atgflsa - ~ the lHtsatlnn q the
aui1n e. eau ont the help In al down
toUa hotels. Ieaviua visitors % thu
eiif without accommodations. The
situation D. ofs ~ the most lnqanrea-
lri WIN which citizens have yet been
confronted.
Shortly before noon the Grand Ia
si2e hatei rrnBl0ges. including bar
fararfa WIitafa ro0Ha beiib0FF and
cha fHhermalds were called uot Tiin
Auditorium hotel nad Annex was the
nsyf piaea called and 20 ~ the 3p1
employees walked out. compelling tho
management a. close Kitchens ard din
taR rooms. although feeble Efforts
wero mode 70 prspafs and serve meals
Will belI-hoya Provision wagons
were turned back from tic hotels
whore the atfika WAS effective through
orders from tho Tcamsters' Union.
The Palmer house. Victoria, STRAIT
ford aud wellington hotS employees
went out this afternoon, adding sos.
eraI hundred more to the ranks OF
the strikers Of tie walters union.
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I've women with bat a single hue
hanA and with tao hearts that beat
e. one faF revenge. visited the pros-
seauns attorneys oftice lhts gsetu.
tag aad fiiet a complaint against
James Montgomery. a p-sssiset.
charging rim With atEaHaf a sAt
rant Nas issued tr0Hn Justice csnu's
csslTI
rhe atiege8 double dyed t,vnadiet
vent a. Portland several tasN aEes
asaa Instructions have been strwsi -
~. authorities there rs the sheyiff
e. xre@e1 and held Montgomery gntti
) detatf car - ssnt Ia bFsug him
e Seattle Is fRe~ his areuseEs
NtrN Montgomery Na. T. Hha
sVtTe 90 the rrsaf.laint. ~ q pisas.
ant fAc~d naatfUa Wffh BABY u
months old. Mrs Montgomery Nc.
z a hstse real nate is Annle Nclsiufe
hsss fszst tuTmed IS aud Il ssfY pretty
aided
Montgomery married rs fisss wife
IA Ntetarla. ~ isli and ir1nYed 10
- attic almost ifaediafsly <he says
r. aaa always vefy xosNi and Kind
- her uufil tRrt Iauusiay. Nheu he
= s..g5s.ss,s :, ) 49,, 49,
horne ftw DAYS A. lime. rats. ahe
sars. b. always explained ~ say
ME tAalt We Vas worried abaut auss
fsssa and that he yas working naf -
tnNn.
re story told ~ the y08nE~r of
ths fHo snfflra II that sh~ met
Montgomery iast taH ffe Noosss
ard Won her and fhes WetN suarrisf
taes xa1ANgF. ThrY lived toxef hef
~ q Htfie bone act Tar from the
end ~ tls= UeAcest hii car iinr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
WELL DRESSED ROBBERS
LOOT AN EXPRESS Can

ROCHESTER. Ind. June f..-f.Ast
night the express car On tb@ east
bosnd Efis lfain Was hssarsi~d BY
robbers 5us toufzisis % t.uxisWssssa
IN. and Was eomlgl~tsiy iootea The
rioters threw out undesirable pack /.
ages along TIE road AL the say
ffafn Hammond to Rochester
THE crew Of q freight trAin aiseov-
cred the packages and wired 20
Huntington that hthk wms
wrong When tbs train reached
Huntington the waiting officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

Juars f4anrrd. IN che federal
coags tbls Afternoon. rendered n de-
,.ietnn ~ the long pending ease 81
the Seattle Gas and Electric iAkht
c0nlpany against fhs Citixetis Light
ana pousf Company The plaintiff
the Uid EAH company wins the IN
iuurtion pFsFud Cor. tbs eoort hoid-
ing thaf tire usW cOulpAuy has no
authority 10 lay mains IN The streets
occupied by the Old company. IL b.
further hetd that the nsw cotngany's
incorporation IN the state 20 New
Jersey - defective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
ROBBED
OF $4,000

SEyv YORK. Jnns Il Rohert
%riii % Les Angeles. = Ne afstsnsA -fiss
the gsrmauie. this uaarntnG. reports
that he had tsp.o9e 10 drafts far fbe
zach. Hteslen fFnn his ssatsFpufn last
"Wednesday. No trace 81 this thief
90 prnrerfy Was found Selii spid
property In Ireland. thus securing
the uloacy He eft the fneneT In
thn sfaf4rpam While ticking bath
He 10 iaft practically Tenniisas. ON
his arrival he rad 10 ieata hts
trunks on the pier uBsii he procured
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
THE
SMUGGLERS

AfRkNr. ~ Y fune n -ererisf
inspectors fycsn tf4s Trrasnrf Depart
rffstt err tuvsssttaatins the ufsera itsus
~ ~ aH-asd ssuusEiirs rcufetsss ~hice
has n~sn tsringttg fsiansnrsa&. fssEs ard
fuss ecroes fhs hordeT fruTa tissada.
Certain rrssplcTss ~ the farA w@re a
a. s.slnon Hallway aEn Rilsscf e have
lsean Ia tbs conspiracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

starlsd 70 force the door q the tx.
prsss car. when one rohb~f srrsfs
out. ffftnx tWe shaes az ths affs1srs
Two utheF robbers = ~ Nere hidden
IN ths car escaped Tbs first rohlsef
wan capt9r~d All % the nAsn sarrx
sfftishiy dressed.
The man casturrt SAYS that he
feaeaa they thrsN out TIE packages
NaM becauNe they wHFn aFunks Fur
thounAnf aoitars worth II waiu@ slss
wwTr picked ap ~ the eT@w ~ the
freight train. ore package Ia the
car contained o. tee.
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nnunnHHnnHEHHM
STAR DUST:
nnnnnumnumlnnn =


Aensrdina to an afternoon paper n
looks efry much aH n there would boz
a har fire AZ tnumclaw n aonehedy
wuuid start oue, aud nobody would
pat q out
W IA H. SAYS he rat married be-
uanas be feii lu love and eauidat fan
eat hEain "nut IA spite ~ AL / am
pcrfectly happy he says.
naaiea ~ So Victims of the recent
Arisena nlaudbufHi hHYa haen fvceY-
erred
'rhe bride - tunr often becomes the
nraan widow ~ Aritfrmher.
a sureirrr for the United states
HhipbuidinH Company has hrou ASS "a
for la Trenton r. J.
A freight locomotive cNpiuded and
killed rifrinau Daidicy NJ i.aa Angeles.
Engineer Was tarrihly heaidad.
A littla earthquake was felt Ia Csii-
fornis last nlsht Didn't amount 10
much.
Armed STRIKERS captured copper
mil in the Arisnna minru-
f.urd nothsshild GAYS there is ahsn.
iuiuif 40 feeiinE 90 aistFust ~ Ameri-
can financial conditions On England
The young man waH Just a heamhsf
And h. stocked uut "a auHe n1inE
winner
fint he ~he rHt hano
On hurar faeiuR dope
To-day didn't rnt ans dinner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
BADLY HURT
Mrs. william Williams Is
Thrown From Stree Car

Mra william Williams Of es
Miner avenue norsh wss seriously
injured IN a streft ear ace,asnt at
F.Ihs street aAd sceuna assunu AT )
uaicQk thin aftesneon. IN Attsnnpt
ins q attgst from an tutaoffnf Lake
tasan car 3tast eefas~ y fssundssa tfa
carve ffnsn PIKE street b. HsrssH1
afsnle she aae tnFswu stess ufiY -
tae raVrfueuf. aud Il IL fefsud. hsr
skui vas fractured - the fat. Size
Was removed % heR horne
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znnunnnnmnnnxnnHN

NEH4gKAnF. serx Ia, June ~ - The
FIRST trouble under the neN reEims
l. reported from NiHeh shis uAcrnius
Il Is stated that the cutire garrison
thew has refused Is obey she mat
dates az the new ministry.
NEI9HAnE June ierhe bodies
81 al these klllesi yesterday morning
with the exception ~ that % king
Alexander Nii b. buried tonight
The kings hasiy has heen claimed hs
Queen Natalie and after the IN
0uest viii have burial at he
EakaNltra tuomastri
Foer Austrian gunboata have an
choresi M the Danube. aff belgrade.
te pFutect Austrian interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

OLYMPIA. WASH. June iz.-sspyer-
Der Nelsrles tetay AHagane~d the ap-
p3iufa~u. ~ the Lewis ard Clark ss-
I-Gsiiien commissioners foe this statsA
ThsF Include the faslowlng wsli.knawr
nens a " Tharazs Asecartss. Thos
harrington naskieF. GrorKr idndsley.
vnfeoaVers ". " Talinsan. spokaue.
n 81. r. Psnair. ciari1Ntous . y Par
tsf. Nafia Waii4. J. @. Aexier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
M'BRIDE NAMES
COMMISSIONERS

iiraoAfieid.
Tbssa appointments are sumds uBdsr
the act ~ tho tast legislature creating
commission ~ sewer usmas~rs for
this stats. This asf a-Ht inta affr {
9th ather rev iaws yesterday, A.
cnr1inK - tts provisions The ns~iy
rrrmtra cwsunfssapu viii meet subject
o. fhr caii - the gaFsrHars within
slfer months after the act becomes
affeetixt
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The members Of the former king :
yesterday were freed today The
rev king will not ARRIVE here Until
after both houses II parliament have
met aud arranged plans for u new
government
LONDON. June ~ The Reuter-
Agtney's belgrade correspondent As
Earts that the hadies Of KING Alex
audef and Queen pFaEa wpr. buried
aecrefly m tne old eetHetefy u 81
Marg between tsso and 5 O'Clock this
morning
VIENNA. June fs The Nea
frvSs this morning states
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RIVER FALLING

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jun. 1a.--Ihs
river soli fhfss-tsnthe ~ . foot last
ni9hf, The situation ~ East 81
Louis IL rastsrislly improved Res
cue work uas resumed ~ dawn.
Funds. clothing and provisions arr
Aalnse recelved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
SHORT LINE
EXTENSION

SALT f.AKF. Utah. June iE5-'fhe
Oregon short Line has sent a gang
Of surveyors 20 Salmon city. Idaho.
for the purpose Of building = line
into the Thunder Mountain mining
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roo lsrs TO clsss,rv


GREEN LAKE
DO yoa want a piece Of property
with n splendid ninr room houna.
aud slgiss lots. within one block q
the lake on che south side, that is
Under n very hixA state 81 eUiiiNs
atipf. and has saEfficssnt aualifieH-
tlan 20 pfoaurs iiNiua for a large
family ThiH place has got 90 he
=saa. ~ SEES =s!l ssi within = fs~
Days ard look this property eRef
I =sll a=ssss : aSsss sss=s = Sssssss Z.
20 sailsfy you.
A. LAwBESCE.
s0Nik second avenue. cor. Marion
or BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE
one - the most elegant residehecs
IN the city. built Tor y home. ard
money simply inviEhsd on the
place. this is a very elegantly ap-
pointed plare. ara the figure - 80
snoderats. that II you are looking
for something extra nice. u IL
bouna 10 suit you ss.o00 takes H.
A. LAWRENCE
sosB Second avenue. cor. Marion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
A Word nom Iesh VIZ

whrnrVaF e We
man tat ninds her
@Nn D un Ia cEa
moves into q HeiEh
iufhaad AT IN
other women riaa
uf uH a. uHsuria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

THE ABOVE AMOUNT
WILL buy AN uNusU-
ALLY NEAT APPEAR
mo. MOST THOHoUuif-
I.Y BUILT. -FOUR ROOM
COTTAGE STRICTLY
MODERN, FULL SIZED
DAsEM EMIT LAWN
GRADED UP TO THE
LEVEL AND NICELY
FENCED. THE HOUSE ~
IN PERFECT CoNDf-
TION AND rs NOW
RENTED AT $40 PER
MONTH. SERVED ny
THREE CAR LINES.
NONE OF WHICH IS
FURTHER THAN ~
BLOCKS. LOCATION
ONE BLOCK FROM
BROADWAY, SECOND
DOOR FROM PIKE. NO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

JOHN DAVIS q Co. ~ snd Ave.
s-sorv trsct. Is minutes walk from Ra-
VIENNA Park. this land is exostisnt
soil Tor fruit, and would make fine
chicken ranohs a snap. Price only
np
we havr - scrcr. % minutes walk
from woodland sta. Green i.ase car;
corners On two county roads. p rods
cone ana 81 me others wuuld
h. vsry desirable piece for cuttins
into s-acrs tracts. Thore ~ 2ne
stream of water running through tho
center and the land n choices. well
adapted for berries rgice only roo
: acres west Of the town ef celunhia.
szB peF acre.
1 block. aoNso. on saud near Spruce.
grand view u lake. this biloxi r. per
TTUuY iVNui ufa not htuthp y" ~
ehanee for seme one 70 double their
money by cutting into iosa Price
s4.ooo
Lot @sinO on Harvard avenue near
Republican. THIS is a VERY choice
lot for the price, tLso.
Lon NsiN. on soth. north Of Y-Avr;
ali street improvements In. fine view
Of lake. would sell half Price ti.lao.
we have lets IN MI parts Of the city,
priced from SIS up. can and soc as.
We have several snaps where par
tisa eoinE north. wish to make a
quick snie
JOHN DAVIS a CO.
zoo Second Avn.
FoR aAi-E-B-ruoru oottsge ncar Mad
funn uoprsr huuHe. on easy tCrma.
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a Nufnhn iH ltsbat-u tast her votes
= no result - having tooth pulled
New al he ulen aFu tryins - Fst
shsif wiess e. visit fhs heaiist
Deacon Muiiets ia nursins iare.
finz sarm - his his Nen. sIgs surds
Wis NkhuInsf.
Search fpf she hidstrn dead - Frank
y + hes hern alsalsinflaa
nnlf aiH cialrvafants have bsasa -
Gated ~ Tar Nha kusu al ahosst tn
thsuiae what sas EalaF e. happen ia
ssff'is. loaA time aHa
S-afiy a tnifilan daliars ~srsh .
rf"psFtY drsafsss. - flee Ia business
vsFt ~ heehostef. X T.
Army transport rtfnrd = g. ~ over
hHutsa ans rsrairsa ~ Ptsaea
Ths slsHf rast nssu ~az uranF cher
ls SAD ssF,Is'a 40 kiuH w. nAmes
ksrass rasrx1t "a ebsmsi hsvr s,een
ksTesf rEtrf4frh efta bet Carrie
NeUfxs witch fihalis 90 astst- Il ~
$50 ~. .,s,.,s. A. ..s...',
a. ...fs.s,s -. -. -. y
49, ef
a.. -. -, -. -
-. =. -,
&C.,
Tfs fiassf sFisis b. Hf Leafs = hs-
1900 w. ny esst.ifR
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Remember Also

That we carry the largest ssoos Of
rafirins Machines Ressrds and small
NaHlral INSTRUMENTS of all kinds In
the city.
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NOTICE

Our charges are for material only.
The only coiieF. using an absolutely
painless rEorcsa-kecret and exclG-
sIs-e with rs,
FIRE E-fatnie-s e r.sestln=s Prtsss.
'fasE F1itHF-. Tasal&Ss StsSs.ssaa.
This is not a college for Students
none arr employed o. admitted. Ouf
staff IL composed Of Dentists " ions
sxrefieuee who came here 10 perfect
Themselves In our latest scientific
fta,,fhode
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

Hsr~.s ths hsu aersian ministry
3axAnas a knsno ise ifubunAsAsieelesasp
faurruti,-sitenssraiu usanzianaaNsiesa.
stsla-v- or 80 s-xss-
'-rewerf. ~. tasi fss syrs a1sissd. bot
~ dld th4 bs~s - euaid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
KING AND QUEEN
BURIED IN A PIT
Servian PopuLace Indulge in Posi- Morfem Lndig-
mites in Disposing og the Remains of
the Murdered 11OnarchS

Neither the sister mar the
nephawa ~ Queen nraKa we're killed
az belgrade yesterday tienldrH
Queen prhKa the only members Of
hor family Who we're murdered we're
her two brothers,
WASHINGTON. y G.. June ia
Secretary OF Legation Miiaan az
Athens. sent che following cable
sratn Is the state department last
aiEhf fraiu Atheus
M new FeFvisH king has been
officially proclaimed The National
Assembly vii decide Monday.
LONDON. June a. 4 dispatch
from belgrade ihta afternoon SAYS
that ie0 ere kiicd ~ thr revolution.
The bodies 81 the kinE and auren
we're buried in an cid cemetery &C.
er~tly e. sVoid decentralization
10th bodies were dissnetrd. nragas
sisters afr bath alive.
nuaines Mas resuinsa ia normal
fashion to-day Soldiers are hetuN
lihrfally treated - drinks Thou
sands ~ spectators hav. visited she
cemetery whsre the royal couple are
Inferred. The cemetery ~ filled With
soldiers on guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

LONDON jane a-Ths Essairg stare Belgrade
The bodies Of Alexander Queen
were a early RakentFa
-
the murdered thrown Of and
tire earth tilted tn"
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al.tfte, and asseiopius Nerthwest
aFn faaif8
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Nrafiy q niifiian daiiars uarth q
rfnpsrtY dssararsss - ns~ Ia bnsluszs
vsFt ~ heehest.r. X +.
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onif als ctairvaYants have bsS- -
fai#a - Tar Nha knew all shasss tn
tn~uiae shaf sas Eafar e. happen ia.
srffis. a ioaA ilfaq nHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

We cert hsip threading ahuui the
furry tihg NafafigrsfNftrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

Search fpf ths hidarn dad - Frank
y y r hes k-sn alsai.iaiisa.
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Deacon Muilets 10 nursing iares
flnE Es'rm - his BE Wen. -sslcs 'urds.
Wis Nkhuln~r
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hsnae sss sssss tie seseiufisn N rei-
Eta4s vas fzsss = nilss - 'asssla
right
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a swnahn in liahak-n t,si her vote.
- tho result - hssfus toufh pulled
Npw al he men arr trying a. Fat
thsif ~iess a. Finit the dentist
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W IA H. SAYS he rat married be-
ranar be fuii ln love and couldn't fan
eat again "nut IA spite ~ All. am
porfectly happy" he says.
Smyrna times., 1903-04-01
What Makes Things cro,v.

According to Maurice Springer,
French writer on the subject. the en-
ergy Of growth is closely related to
electric energy and may be identical
with it. At any rate, growth energy is
closely connected with the phenomenon
called Osmosis-that is, molecular pres
sure due to differences of density in
adjacent liquid masses. Such molecu-
lar pressure i'll the cells of the body he
believes to be the phenomenon that un-
derlies the multiplication Of these cells
IN growth, and OsmOsis has been shown
by experiment TO be closely connected
with electricity. The writer referred
10 believes that we shall soon be able
10 measure growth energy as we now
do heat or electricity and perhaps con
troll it 50 as to produce tall or short
families or races at our pleasure
Success.
Smyrna times., 1903-04-01
stCRET sOc1Er LIES.

MORNING STAR LODGE, Nc. 6, l. o. @ F.-Meets
every Friday evening, at 80 o clock.
ACDoNSELL ENCAMPMENT, No 2I y. 0. F.-Meets
second and Fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. Al $50 o clock.
aARNoNY LODGE, No. Is, A. F. A. M.-Meets First
and Third Thursday evenings of each month,
at 7.30 O'C.OC6.
sNY9 - LODGE, No. 5, I. o. G. T.-Neets every
Wednesday evening, at 100 oclock.
'sdyRNA CoNCLAvE, No. 45, ORDER OF HEPTAsOPHs
meets first and third Tuesday Of each month
at 500 o'clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall.
UNION CASTLE No. Il, X. C. E.-Meets every Mon
day evening in their hall in the Cooper Build
i1g, at = 30 O'Clock.
1IsPAH LODGE, No. l6, A. O. Z. W.-Mee every
Monday evening at 500 O'Clock in Dad Eel
lows Hall.
1IzPAH COSCLAvE No. i6j5, ADHESIVE MoGUL-
LIASs.-MeetS the last Monday evening of each
month. At 90 O'Clock, in Odd Fellows Hall
3 ENERAL WINFIELD :. HANCOCK Posi- No. 29.
q. A. k.-Neets every Thursday night in the
Hall of the Knights of the Golden Eagle. l..
I. Davis, Commander.
STARS AND STRIPES CoUSCIL. No. 26. JR. o. L. A.
A:-Meets at 500 p. m. every Thursday IN
Odd Fellows Hall.
FRANCES f. WILLARD Temple, No. $. X of q. F.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 5 O'CLOCK, at
the Golden Eagle Hall.
Smyrna times., 1903-04-01
Know Pnnn.s I.imitntions.

She was a doctors little girl. In her
fathers Office she had seen number
of boxes on which was written. This
side up with care" In answer to her
question her mother had said, You
see, when papa gets these boxes he
doesn't know what is i'll them. and if
it is something that might break it
wouldn't be good for it to set it upside
down"
The little girl pondered over it for
some time. y few days later she came
to her mother, saying, Mamma, when
God made us did he put a sign on our
left sides that says, This side up with
care| Why asked the mother,
smiling. Because | heard papa tell
somebody that it was bad for people to
lie on their left sides cause it wouldn't
be good for their hearts, and | know
papa doesn't know what is inside u.s.
Little Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1903-04-01
BOOKS AND READING.

Reading is to the mind what exercise
IS to the body.-Addison.
A home without books is like a room
without windows.-Beecher.
To read without rejecting is like eat
ing without observation-disclosures.
Books are the best things well used;
abused, among the Emerson.
Next to acquiring good friends the
best acquaintance is that Of good
books Cotton.
Some books are to be tasted. others
70 be swallowed and some few to be
ehewed and digested.-Bacon
Half the gossip of society would per-
tsh if the books that are truly worth
reading were but read.-Dawson.
What is a great love of books? 1t is
something like a personal introduction
to the great and good men Of all past
times.-John Bright.
The three practical rules / have to
offer are: (D Never read any book that
IS not year old; C2J never read any
but famed books; Ca) never read any
but what YOU like.-Emerson.