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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
swapping the upper side by the time the
lower side has been reached
MOOD

In another sense. | have swung around
the center of my old starting point. l
used to say Southern Virginia was the
finest place IN the world for q poor man
to live. because they were all poor, all
rich. all the finest people in their spenrr
did hospitality and generous equallty
have ever seen. But this country Is
wide open. the doors are unlocked and
the Keys thrown away. You walk IN ana
enjoy the best the land affords in the
ranches without money and without pilCe.
How could 1t be otherwise? In Cow
boy land you brand my calf for me m
your roundup" and | brand yours IN
mine. / feed your twenty cow boys, who
are on the prairie near me. and i'll time
my twenty cowboys are on some one
else. Here the right hand outreached,
the softest voices mellowed into an al
most stimulation of the sonorous Span,
ish :. and T. IT., the softest eyes IN the world
nearly BID you wee9m e. And who nIe
so natural and so easy? Men from the
East: college men: men from everywhere,
blending the accent of the romance races
Northern nations. and all combining to
make that cosmopolitan society which
treats a man as man and for what
lie Is; The breath of the prairie is the
liberty OF the prairie is fine! went
from a suburban villa yest"tlav 70 tire
tent out on the plain. In he one ns IN
the other. the heads of the family, fear
the other. the hospitable seat on n wa
ter keg. III the one a descendant OF the
historic Gallatin. in the other the Sheik
of the plains. one-sixteenth Creek Indian,
the other proportions white. This man
is as dark nearly from sun and wind
burn as Mexican. I company here
with the ex-interpreter of languages at
the English Court and Phi. y. of Ger
man University and with the natural y
of the soil with the suavest indiffere,irc.
The man who is not immune to the Toys
of the horse. the dog the fishing poe
and the gun, finds this ali ideal place.
Given e little time to get equ,ppfu
for horseback and buggy travel and
man with the Instincts Of missionary
bred IN him under the Revs. 1<inloch Nj.
son and Fl. B. Lee. and tostered lHr
der of the cross, Bishop Peterltln, mist
enjoy work similar to Rev. Mesarts.
Hepburn's in Hanover and Johnston IN
Powhatan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
A LAWN.FETE
National Guards Of Columbia to En-
camp at Leesburg.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch

(Spcclal 10 me llHies'pinP"'Ni'''
LEESBuRG, VA. July ia lawn fete
was given this week at Talbot" the
country home near Waterford or MT ana
Mrs, Berkeley Ward, IN honor or MISS
Josephine Cook and Miss Alice Kelley, OF
Norfolk, Va Among those present were
Mr., and Mrs, chamberlann' MI r.. and Mrs MIS-,
Walker MI, and Mrs Henry , Gibson. Mrs;
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs, HARRISON russell,
Misses Edith Walker, JAMIE Osborn Myra
English, Liias Janney, Rebecca' Maria
Winchester, Virginia Grayson, Leila
Moore; Messrs William Garter, Chailes
Harrison, John Janney, Thomas Kendall,
Wilbur Donahue. William Metzser' Carroll
Chancellor and DR.. John Gibson;
Mr. John +. simpson and MISS Rosa
Pearl Costello, daughter or MI t,,, ~, H. H.
Costello were We marreda II Rer Eesennrs on
The National Guards. OF the ioistrlct OF
Columbia, have completed arrans meme Is
to encamp near l4eesburg IoT o5 psiioo Vi
ten days, beginning with July sd
Mrs j. =, MinetTee. wife or Colonel j..
p. Minetree, of the Southern ttallWay,
Washington, and two daughters, MIS- ~.
Iollaheld and Miss Claudia Mlnetree' are
guests of Mr., and Mrs. G, a, t Ehs L,sn, q,
Mrs, Mollie Hawkes., OF bal.iiliure' ~
Mrs Yirginius Dabney IS the guest OIL
Miss Alice Tyler. t.
Miss Judith Gibson, of winchester is
the guest of Miss ELLA Lake, ,,,,soono,
Rev. T. s. Kinks, OF me isllscopai
Church, IS visiting IN Boise, ldano. A.
MI. and Mrs Il. C, l.. Moncurei o. A tAss
andFla, are guests Of friends In l1eeshurs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
THE TWILIGHT
EXCURSIONS
Beach Park Grows in Popu-
larity and West Point has
Many Visitors.
Especial to The TImes.Dlspatcl. J

WEST POINT, VA, July 1s.-Since the
Twilight Excursions" have been resumed
crowds have visited Beach Park, and
seemed to appreciate its beauties and COM
forts all the more for having been denied
them for while: The dancing pavilion
has been enlarged and improved and the
music, with Prof Stein as director is. Of
course. first class. The floor Is fine and
is generally filled with dancers I
People are everywhere promenading
through the grounds and the town. pat
ronizng literally the ice-cream saloons
and soda fountains; bathing; sailing, row,
on the "Carousel" King William pier
6s7 feet long, is the much favored re-
sort.
There are many visitors and guests all
over the. town, many at the hotels and
private boarding houses. many renting
furnished houses and housekeeping, and
lies Miss LIVINGSTONE, Of baltimore. is
the guest Of Miss Marie Hargrave. Miss
Estolle WALLACE; Of philadelphia; with
Miss W AsH kn5on a. Ms Mr MaT Key an
family, of Savannah, Ca, and Mrs. Cope
land and family. of Norfolk. Va. "Dud-
ley's, Ferry" the home of Mr.. w. G.,
Miss Rachel. Pitt. of Sparta, S. C. with
Mrs. w. r. Broadus,
Miss Louise Clayton, of Manchester,
with Miss Marion Owens.
Miss Sears. of West Appomattox, with
Mrs. Sullivan.
Miss Maggie Williams. of Richmond,
and Miss Amy Price. of New York. With
Miss Josephine Ware.
Many OF the "old boys" OF West Point,
who are employed elsewhere. are looking
In on their old friends.
Messrs Bruce Ware. OF Company G,
Alexandria; Walter Wilkinson, Of Phil,
o, s.. Line; Kemp Slaughter and Mar
Clyde De Fnrges, of Washington. D. c.:
Colonel and Mrs. Farinholt entertained
Rev Phelps Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Robin
son. of Baltimore.
There have been several yachting and
sailing parties and tennis parties given
Mrs. George w, Richardson gave
handsome lunch to house party from
Baltimore and an excursion to Yorktown.
This week the gentlemen of West Point
went on their annual fishing expedition to
Broad Rock, in Chesapeake Bay, and
caught a great many fine fish "they
The Misses Brooks with their guests are
naphtha launch. and will visit Elsing
Green, the home of Judge Roger Gregory.
Misses Margaret and Jane 3agby are WIS.,
ting Miss Adele Sharp. in Norfolk, Va.
Tomorrow the first white excursion OF
the season goes from West Point to Res
ervoir Park, Richmond under the aus.
pices of the Volunteer FRS Company OF
West Point and the FRAMES IsaGby Y,
w. G, Il. y. 1t Is expected to carry
large crowd.
Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby. Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Broaddus are at Ocean View at
the Press Association meeting there
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Pleasure and Business.

In these pleasant summer days at Oys-
ter Bay 1t NAV be taken for granted
that MFR. Roosevelt is not so deeply en-
crossed in the recreations of his boys
that he has forgotten that there will
be an election next year. The list OF
hospitality of Oyster. Bay would indicate
that the President has a lively. ,appre-
citation of the fact that there Will be
presidential campaign liz le9i,--Balt!more
sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

Mrs George W. Richardson gave
handsome lunch to a house party from
Baltimore and an excursion to Yorktown.
went on their annual fishing expedition to
Broad Rock, in Chesapeake Bay, and
caught a great many fine fish they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
Petroleum as a Motive Power.

The new French battleship Devasl,at ION
is, the first TO be completely fit'e 70 4 tpe
with an oil-burning boiler pim, ade eve wv
thing Worked satisfactorily For s seven en-
hours all the engines and motors , Wo. tori
without the least hitch, me .e ~ Nv The
petroleum produced So per cent more
power than coal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

FEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Some disappointment Is felt that the
county superintendent have not attended
the school this year. Superintendent
Beckham, of Culpeper, and Superlntend-
ent Riley, of Bedford City. have spent
considerable time here, and declare that
they were both benefited and enter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby, MI, and Mrs,
W. Il. Broaddnss are at Ocean View at
the Press Association meeting there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
RAPrAHANNo'k CONFERENCE
Splendid Meeting in the Tabernacle In
Mathews County,
ecial TO The Times-Diepatch.

AT SR9GGl2I to Fhe T 4n1s Il phe Kappa
hai hook District confere.4ce Of the NJ. q.
CbEch, South, hela its annual session at
the Tabernacle, Mathews county the A7t'''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TACOMA'S
TOTEM POLE IS NOW 4
TOTEM TREE

Tacoma's home made totem polo ls
growing
IL ait goes well aud the weather
remains warm and moist there D.
every reason "a hope that before the
summer D. ever the beautifully
carved trunk Tislng to nafpendlfus
lar helsht az So feet will ie trtv ned
h canopy uf deuas. green foliage
that viii EAST an amplitude ~ shade
ever the small park that the city
councii IL about "a lay cut around
the base % the peie.
Nothing but a hsiaied fr0st that
would NIP the newly sproutcd
branches IN the bud. now stands be-
tWeon Tacoma and real totem
tree" the only nne In existence
A totem tree. hcias combination
Il art and nature. e something ~
which tho entifa Puget saand eeun-
Try may be Justly proud. This a.
particulariy true Of facefna. as the
art = tho product Of her own saw
mills and the nature the result OF
the fertility OF her asn SOFT
steps have already been taken 10
prntect thc tender shoots thai within
few day. have grown 50 rapidly
that they are HOW alagsrnlhis - the
naked eye, thpaEh their height from
the ground h dlNky one.
The base of the tatem tree will be
carefully fertiiiaei, the work being
under the supervision % an expert
landscape Bnrsicuer Precautions
have already been taken 60 keep
dogs away IRWIN the base of the pole
Explanation az this phenomenon in
had In the fact that the order Tor the
pole Was not given 10 tbs millmen
early enough IN the season. n WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
LABOR BILL
WILL PASS

The city council, iu committee af
the whole. al a special moottna last
niEht oYeFfuied the numerous oh
iroftonn raised by touncilmrn uill,
James and Taylor aud resolved 10
enact the ordinance 90 license. reHus
late and restrict employment offices
proposed ~ the labor COMMITTEES Of
the council
several slight changes were made
In the bill before 10 was nuatip APP
proved b. q majority - the cemr
mittes. but none Of its general pro
visions were altered.
The new measure raises the IT.
cetise Zoe from 500 as IL naN paid
quarterly. ia tsso per annum, 10 be
paid IN advance.
The aren't securing the heense uh-
der the new measure. must put NO
a surety laod Tot $500 before he can
procure A iicsnss from the comp
trollsr. and such license 4 net trans
forahls without the consent Of the
comptroller.
Mere stringent restrictions are
made Tor afficca operated under the
iioeaHs. and tbs Zee that may be
charged the persnn securing employ
ment IL limited 20 81 for sob pay
inE SO per month or less, : per cent.
~ the FIRST months wages FOR jobs
paying betWesn $50 and tfa. for posi-
lions paying mafa than SO, freedom
OF contract n allowed.
utn fought the measure on the
ground that ths whole ordinances, N
eua ctsd wuuid be invalid ana would
not stand a test IA tbs courts
The chairman - the committee
however. had Assurances that the
bin Was All rtEht. and the commit
tee decided 90 pass the ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

the desire Of the city 20 have the
pele erected prior Co the visit II
President naesevfit. that he might
have visible evidence of this. facus
mas Industry
Not having time o. secure stick
Of seasoned timber pt the required
siae ana ieugth. thr mtillucu were
fprCcd 60 40 into the forest and cat
apwu a growing tree. Tho trunk IT
fbis giant 81 The forrest was then
fashioned by the cunning hands ~
two seoro Of ahingic WcaVvfH aud
eang saw men into the work Of art
that Kractea the delighted eyes oi
eheurtnE thousands on the very da >
ef the presidents visit 20 the city II
DESTINY.
Il wss a, this point that Nature
began her work, The aruat pale. "a
recently severed rum the parent
stump. had been SUNK ten feet In the
EFuuud-ths very kind OF ground
that had provided Il with nutrimrnt
and lie Tor countless centuries. Tha
result was Inevitable. 1Hhe zap. NOT
Yvt dry. was feRixiftud and. L..
branches appeared and others bod
1ed. A miracle had been performed,
and Teddy Was not there 10 see II
This il the only aet-Off TO the pleas
are and pride that the entire popa-
iatiou 81 Tacoma. and, Incidentally.
~ the entire sound country. feel
ever this wonder Of HenasrA
IL 10 believed by those best auau.
fled tn judge that the branches viii
grow vita sufficient rapidly 10 pro-
vide The shade that IL necessary "a
keep the rrvah paint from peeiing OF
ne beautiful front elevation of ths
tafrfn tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

ing ihlue IN America ia tbs New
) ark chorus aifl
Hamlet" IN ono act given BY an
entirely female cast, iH the latest
I thing la chicago. II was given BY
I . sfriH school Of expression, and
/ among other novelties was an inVin-
ihle ghost
The last OF the nurlon Of artists
/ reeitRin 10 be given this season AN.
| der the auspices Of the Ladies'.
Musical club viii be the recital Of
/ the hpiefinH Quartstte az the GRAND
nest "wednesday night,
Hnaton has gone crazy axef Pes
~ from Parts. whiie that monde
script thing had everything bat an
/ rlent eggs hurried NJ Il IN Chicago
but then tastes differ.
Viola Alien viii appear IN her
own production Of Nhakespeafe'r
Twelfth Might" under the manage
ment OF Lioblet A Co. nest year.
on her coming tour 20 the coast
Minnie Madden Fiske. trust
buster" will be Hren in sMaty 81
/ MaKdala la 1904 she viii take a
fall out Of Lady Macbeth.
The limit Of liberation has been
reached in the granting OF cogY-
| rights for plays. Harry r. KING has
Just sent "a pruuhard' Vision >
Through the government copyright
miii and the government stood Tor a.
s'The Little Minister" viii be the
I 80 - AL
nek4 week. opening with a matinee
I SUNDAY afternoon. The role 81
Hahhls win be assumed by Misr
! cabcrins countias OF the Baker
coepany. George Alison Will assume
/ The Hoig Of the little minister.
eNlna Hobbs closes tomorrow
nikht Matinss tomorrow afternoon
James Hacksits neW play. by We
toe Mapes. has the hlshfaiutin'
tus OF Alexander the Great" II iH
fah % hsroies and bristlea Nith
pompouA speech. rather out OF
uAfkctta usual vein. IL requires
~ people IN the cast.
The Wizard ~ Ca win run aii
summer at the Majestic theataf Ia
New York, and. by tbs way. the
scarecruw IN that piece Fred stone
Il about to marry little clara louise
Morton A lovely match the folks
all SAY.
Ethel Hhfrymars, tho dRiitiast and
fnost charming - all this ynaf =
stars Is a guest ~ the Duchess 81
Z Sutherland la London lice iadyHhip
10 writing a play for Miss Barry.
nfof~ and she latter ia being mafs
peffret dat' mG ok By the titled folks
OF Eneiand.
Charles IIaHlssy isksa American
/ fnofssy 80 we'll that ha will cnuu
hafk ncat season IN the Man from
hitney's. although he viii prnha bly,
I revive a Message ffem Aafn u
the people giaia % for a..
The rule Of esssiua in Rifhard
Mansfield = production Of "JuiiuH
Caesar the past season was a hsn-
upo. The only 1 ick" tried three
people in 4 in az many uouths and
not one suited hinl
Lille Russell has brxfn % play
the races aEain. khe son q D. waa
% the long Er~sa st I.ouiasilis.
First u san Primrose and Vests
MINISTRIES. then "niilie. West vent
- himself. and {, was Priurosa aud
i'oekssaf=f md a~s West = tad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
poHT ORCHARD ROUTE

PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
FoS
II. @. Navy Yard aud Rssstsshiea
4 Steamers
lAthso~, irls-a Flyer, Peri orshsrA
1 Pier j.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
leave ssstsis--%3 ees 10. ,. 10 and
~ d :. ~. isIA : %, J. 20 and
6ik .. ma Saturday rnly. II % .. IN
hunday. no uips at sac and s.ls
q m.
Ls.S. Brswsrtsn--f. Sis. 10 and
II Is a IN. a. 30. 20. Z. 20. &. -
and 10 2 m
Leave siansy--s 20. 4. > ~ and
n rs a. m. az aeon. s and .. M
Lsa.s chsriessor--s 50. 80. se
and iiss a m. 4 Is and 9 80 .. M
FRIDAYS
Leave Baattis--e 80. . and TO a. m I:
f.Ik. J 20. 20 and Use .. m
Leave oremersoa IS IS, Ii:ss
=. a.. II &c, Z. . Sc ard @. - ,. a4
Leave slda.y-k and tifs a ~:
IL noon. 6 and 3. m
Lss0s Chsrisston--f 50 and IL. %
a. tn. tts and Q % Q. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
STANDING OF me cLUss

Pasrolnnan F1stchsr yesterday At.
teruoon preferred a charge u assault
and battery against l.. Keys Who
was arrested while engaged In Wig
urously uhastising his wtfe. The wo-
man T. held az a witness. Keys -
said bY the police 10 have a record
a. a buaeo mau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
THErs,F H;E1A5PERre

farce cofueay IL sunny Jim. A
Leach and his afhFWn kaaeeuds
will do things 70 him.
Rose Melville viii bring sis Hop.
hins 60 tns coast nest fatL hba
y hsn ahc returns Ia the east later In
the season she win be seen IN a
Country Cinderella" 9 nsa piees
bulk Tor her.
At the Grnnd Nunday night tbs
faroa comedy. a Wise Woman.
will be presented Ths advance mar
of the she's elsifns thai the play 4
one tas bunch % fun wtth Hanbsf
OF szestlsns sBz~cisitiea and chors~ss
Charles n Dillingham; VIII anpsef
N the French play. BUSINESS II
business" nsss season. He has. AIS
secaf~si NanHt hing from the Ten II
raul Kr~ieF and Hnadon Chambers
called This Head u tn Fauzity."
Jules Hnr.L the famous French
journalist who has iust visited thia
roaatfy. sa1s that the naosi interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
PORTLAND
7ROUNcED

Portland couldn't ast taxsshrs yes
,~r'aay at Recreation park ana al
owed tbs seattle back tet CHAM
gioaa to walIap them TO this tune Of
8 to = sammy ViEusuS's asxre9a-
don played IN. game like a cricket
match. Every iran wRr fur himself
and no eae cared WHISTLER tha ether
man maze Eoo1 % nats ExsTJ mem
bar u the team appeared Ia be pail.
ING against every other fnrts1tssr. The
teaul IL . busch 81 stars and they
can play ball a. shaan IN previous
SEASONS. They AidHt 40 4 YwstaFs
day. however. and although they got
tWlca a. many hits as Jhs hoc1ls
they lost out ga aeauast Of ragged
team work
KHnkhamer was On the slab foe
Seattle. and although be Didn't
pitch league ball. he aid very veil
EnEie for Portland was not IN bis
usual form.
score BY innings;
Seattle ...sasoebeo.-s .
Purtlana ....e = eesoi Ia II s
SACRAMENTO. May 2a-Ths
home team won from f.os Angeles
~ = score Of 70 ; yesterday.
San FRANCISCO. May zs.--Herr
% Oakland was hit hard yesterday
and the locals won easily. Score. !
80 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
PETER SLID
BUT ALAS!

BUTTE. May s9.-Butte made a
whlFlwtrA ftnt~h here Yesterday IN
the gatns with Dukdaies mea. but
failed T. ain nut NhaW all Nas
over the Seattle team had she tons
end % al IA J arcfe. In The isEt
Wnlnx noWiiuK attempted 10 neafr
ffufa Second On a hn 10 center
nf~nnan whipped the ball 10 the
plate ard Stanley fxii On the nsae.
wheel pitcher. ending thr game and
cutting the Butte team 0ut frpua the
tie. nowtins eattef IN the tiaeth
lnnsag Ser Fstehsr Tuz!sf. Who had
Acen tn ths tpx duTtna the game.
Willie Hogs was on the slab Tor
Seattle and pitched a good game.
seore By tnulnxs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TEETH

When crowned BY Or. Browns Palm
less Dentists fTfg Flfst aYenueA are
fiFst SHAPED aud treated and All de-
~ removed. then perfect. rhapsly
and tiEhtsntting crown Cemenssd on.
aid stars Tor lifetime. Il - made
heavy and durable
Gold efowmH tf9k1 .......SEb9
Porcelain CROWNS that are
anasteotahie from ma
tufe,z a4sn teeth. a. GO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

SEQ 81. Paul and return. via Great
Northern railway. on sale June and
8, for A. o. Y. W. meeting 81. Paul
: ssfs and Ttiit IHIoffnatiUn ~ city
ticket once, sf2 Isf ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

ATGTi0N sale 81 good f1TnIiars al
p q. nickeffpn a Co.'S Haicxrooms.
2sss First avenue. on Saturday. the
10Th. If 10 70 sharp oak bed sets.
springs. mattresses iron beds
ehiffenisr. folding bed. bed lounge.
r~ftee. elegant upright piano. ex-
tension table. dining chalrn. rock
srS. esnter tables. gas stove. crock
cry. heating stoves. steel range.
carpet~, RUGS. etc. =. q. Bicksrton.
nurft1ursr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
STEAMER LOST

SYDNEY. a. W., May 20 The
british steamer Oakland fpundofut
near Port Stephens today Part 81
the passengers ana crew were lost
Details are lacking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Ranks Hal
Monday and Friday evenings PIT
vats lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

and Primrose ~ going on the Vaule.
Kilia stage and Lew BoehHiadar VII
tackle the minstrel buHlneim with d
company Of his own.
Sporting Lif0" VIII be the piny
presented by the Walter Sanford
Company at the Third Avenue thea
ter al nest week. ~ r. a story Of
English lie. With a moral. MI. San
ford viii appear fer che first time
since his company opened Ia ihs
city. assuming the role 81 tsadorr
the money lender The full strength
nf The company will be required m
the enat.
My Jack" VIII be presented e.
nigh'. lomuFrow niEht and At thf
Eaiurday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Steamer Vaieneis. from Han Fran
ciseo. passed Tatuash at = O'Clock
this morning and should arrive al .
o'clock this evening.
Fheueh ship li0ohe, with cargo
~ wheat from South Africa. Was
tawed to sea this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
TEETH

When nlied at iiroxu'n Dental Par
iarH ffla First Hvenue) are fifHt treat
Cd. then all decay removed. and now
Allied, thus preventing future decay
fiiiinEs tpuIe gold - 90
llllInNn lalINnrl ........ 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29
Browns Painless Dentists

III 80, ave, Union bib.
aaathpiek
Hours 70 a. m. ~ .. m: Sunday
"a n. until ! .. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours-s a. m. to q p. m.
Sundays a. m. to p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-29

Local press agents are earning
taeir salaries this week dtalocatina
the dictionary on the bill hssarsis
The GRAND uIsrra than says the
Wise Woman - the hit 81 two
hsmisnA9rvs lie - ths Seattle
fhaatef calls the Little Minister
tho success 81 tie centusY." while
ths modest puhiiclty puFfsguf 81 tbs
THIRD Avenue claims Fpaftins
flf~" = the most stup~fduus ifelns
dramatic profuctlen ever hufn ~
captivity. or wprds 80 that sffeet.
Soss. Of cnurse. all thls j. true
This week aces the wind ~ n the
theatrical uaasssn tn ttsust II the
eastern cities. Hnd next w~sk viii
usher n aunasn~f ofrra FROM eesast
- csast. LEGALLY The Gfansi has stiti
nefiss top itptua atffactiss14s In sturs.
= hlie thu atncS companies - the
Seattle ard Thlrd Avenue wtl have
interesting offerings faf several
Sseks 70 cQfue.
Tire latest advertising esishsitS %
trrsk into the sanks q The masieai
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HELENA. May spokane tn.ok
The third consecutive game FROM the
tDczla yesterday By acore of 10
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Olga Eethefsoie viii get q 400 a
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Ing IN The gofdian Knot
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