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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
JAPAN'S WAR
STRENGT TN
IT - INSIGNIFICANT osLr ~
NUMBERS - THE sOlplERe
Ara FIGHTERS

WASHINGTON. n g. NaY IA
fat-ociai > Although Russia IA. .
naNp atoss has twtse a. iarHa as
that of 1apan. and her land strength
10 % mueh greater that cotnparta.pn
- nuanheF. saaia ss1sks the JaEA-
1859 - - = 80" - 800 = - - - .
brush nov pending wua "a - faf
frvtn lacking Interest The 1apA-
nsse are b~cumlnH fishtrrs. anas Al
tsss Same time asissHslas rap4alf In
education. Tt.Y havs learned q
great deal Daring tns p.st few years
However badly site d~feafea ths
ehiuese Armies In lhs late var. n
can ~rafreir be said that Japan wnn
great victory over China. h=s.asla
about half the chiaoss population
dt,ia't kao~ their country vas ~
war. ard d0uDsie-s thousand. ~
them haxrn't beard about ~ pet.
Japans navy enszssats ~ II haf.
tlsnhipal ; aHlnaFaa eFuis~rn " erul.
sesz. IL ssHb~sta. - torpedo hoat
eastroysrs. ~ torpedo beats SO
heavy Euas and isti machine asA
secondary Eapa The total ps4ea
strength in land forces d. about
ie9.@e9. and the grand var total !.
In tire neishnorhoot q sae eoa. Jiat
Huseias psac4 strength N land
forrsr = iili.ss1. and grand var to-
tai. t.gaa 9eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
SUPPER PARTY BROKE
up IN GUN FIGHT

Thomas Finneamh was taken "a
the Monod hospital yesterday sur
fsrinG from a badly cut hand. lie
says that he made call on a woman
friend the night before. ana that the
supper party broke up IA u row,
one shot was fifud, Il IN alleged, by
the hostess. aud then the hnifs work
was started
ffnnsEan says Mrs. May acuily,
who lives AZ Twenty eighth evenus
and Denny way welded the knife.
She says she aid net. There will be
no prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
A BIG TIME
WALIA WALLA PLANS ONE FoF
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

wALLA wALI.A. wn.. May Is -
Especial. The fret day OF the pres
dents return journey eastward siil
end at waila waiia. after a dsys
ride aeroas the state % Washington
and through the beautiful Cascade
mountain region,
n has been - long since this city
has entertained ehisr executive OF
tho nation that u wiil practically bo
a new experience fer~hsr citikasis
The aHly other president who has
visited Naiia WaiiA was President
Hayes. aud u II almost a quarter
% a century since he stopped here In
company with uuuaral sherman.
Secretary 81 War Ramsey aud sew
erai other notAblsa composing the
party.
Waila Wsiia - preparing Tor his
time nsxs Monday. ana Il n expect
81 that AZ least aa.eo0 visitors win BE-
IN the city. The program OF the
presidents visit here Will b. similar
~ most respects 10 that follow Cd az
the other cities ne has visited Ia the
Northwest
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THE RAILROADS MAY ALSO
FIGURE IN INVESTIGATION
CLAIMED THAT GETTING EXCESSIVE
CARRYING MAIL

WASHINGTON. u. @. May a.
Ssp.ciss.l Another feature q the
pnsfnffiee tnvpstiEmtiua u r. claimed
sfll be m attempt 70 prove fraud In
the paytnx % railroads Tor carrying
mail.
A car such ~ I. used Zoe hauling
mail eusts about lts91 II wiil last
FOE 30 years. ana az tho postal ari-
thofistaa pay saaaa a year for lie
s~rxics Il ssill Be ss@n how he car
IL a clear winner for 10 years q 10
ufs These who have sta3sea ths
subject claim that the railroads are
asfFAudinK and os~rchasgtas the
Envsrnsnent 10 the extent - J $4,000
900 year They received tss.19e. eep
~ year for service which on fair
essls % government allowance. u 10
believed. would not have entitled
them % nsssre than s3t.090.eaes
n IL charged that this fraud ~
aesora .. sahed By stuffinE the malls
with fee postal matter 1uFfnk the
p~rtod Of - days every four years
when the government nakss 10
a,aaar@nniAl reweiahing In 1881 ths
cost per annam for having mall
hauled By ths railroads. vas I'LL
sfz.sss. HSS q - sss.sa9.ese. asa
last years cost showed an tncfeass
Of ola Gee zoe over thu pFsessiing
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Para. wilson's bach iaf team was
given drubblnx by Pete fohmans
s-faol by. ~ Recreation pars yes
f~rd4s aft1rnean 90 the tsns ~ a
fot T-hs Oakland team ts Tho worst
aggregation u -pr0fssstu,iti ball
players syss hsrsied tesrthsx IN So
attic N took tbs two teams just
rNa haaF- and twenty minutes to
make s=iH "a ssFssz aHS sinszh TIA
Fanss 81 ta~n Iof Baseball
taafiy IN the game fsts fohfnsn
bsgau taltiaE 81 the rev hshY wnieh
hnd tsan born IN Oakland tss nixht
before. and the game had pfeErrsnsd
hat = fs~ Innings whess fmgasr
49, - ., -. = - :. ~ .sA - ? = :,
assr 81 the Tfegais. Pete wouldn't
81 And a policeman who wss tAIs-
ins q the small boys At fhs far snf
az the fsid was siEnailsd e eoms In
And put him out ~ tnnk fp~utY
rtsltufsa 10 shass on the forkrts TO
nfknsI tbs cop and thsn hs started
~ ths eng walk 20 the diamond
When ne dsd SIT 90 the Oakland
bench he put eat the ssssns man.
ma before he eaaid Nst back 70 put
fohman cot Pete bad made BE ss-
care
Ihis wsr absolutely the auif feat
ufs g thr game TIE af1rial ttcnref
sod these who came In on YaMHss
htAYef 70 tins sutsn % tire eeate-t.
There was enc sissyst ~ the Oak
tssssi team ~Aass s.esk ~ eanpaff-
.sn loaked like that Of a National
League star lie . q little fellow
naui~a ap~nrsr. ssho has been play.
ins s<1i IN the streets at E~~r~it.
fahnaan signed him q play short
and he pat up q - me that MADE the
ether sneunhsrr - tho team look Ike
amlsfsurr % the surws kief.
Aenfa BY lnnlnEss
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years
Last year a report u the pnssrnas-
ter keneyai shows that the Pennafi
ratzts railroad company uaa allowed
ttts.eo9 FOE transportation % az Az
~Fass % 70 tons per day from Pitts
burg 20 Chicago. o. an average u
80 per tan for that distance. oF
ahoat = cents per ton per mile Thia
mai saz carried al an average
speed % - miles an hour. - thai
the Kegsrufnsut eas nsf paytns any
thiuH extra ZOE speed The sau1r rats
Naa SLOWED TO the Hta -Four. be-
tween Cleveland and Cincinnati. Al
thaugh usaH matter sannst hs
ciassed - ordinary freight there IL
q great differences bstuaau , cents =
mite for carrying " and isgs than
1steths of q cent per mile for cortaff.
Glasses OF ether freight
Congress fixsd a rate not exceed
ing fis Ter miles Ter annuu for rail-
rad Postal ears 90 feet N length
tfs for IS fo1t cars $40 FOE so foot
ears. and t5e for cars s. feet long
tudHr this Las tho postal Officials
have aliow 81 the maximum limit IN
nseffY sv~fy instance. They allowed
- 4s8+ts los Ella s-ssss1fics ears
h. actual service and fer t5s ears m
reserve
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PRESIDENT may ATTEND
MEMORIAL SERVICES
ne has Been Invited by @. a. R. to Hear Sermon al
brand Opera House Tomorrow Morning
and May Accept

ereeial memorial services In com
metnofation % the dead % two wars
widely different IA time and Goa
oHinnss % striking aimilltuas in
love OF country and bravery atinted
viii be held az the brand apcra
hoene tomorrow fnornlna at M
o'clock uader the direction Of the
Grand Army Of the ttnpublIe ana the
vslerans 81 the spanish American
war, The sermon vii he delivered
hy the Rev, J. Al Wilson % the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
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ct1arly good pitcher, but he has a
smile and puzzle Of demeanor which
also contributes much toward vim
ming the game He usually pitches
IN slow, teasing style, but whom
variation IL necessary he can get up
plenty OF steam and aiacrity
"Happy's' league experience has
been wholly with The Philadelphia
Nationals aud the Washington
mertcana He usually counts on
one bad inning during a game, but
one does not always occur n u can
10 Avoided. ais Wi il tiia Whole way
through the game IL great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

MHLS-PAW
WEDDING

PHILADELPHIA. May sg-Ths
wedding 81 Miss Ellen Drensl Paul.
daughter % James w Paul. Ir. ard
niece u John r. DFeHeI and An
fhonr DreEsl. TO Paul nencia Mills
took place today 20 the horne % the
brides parents AZ nadnor. The cers-
fnofiy was attended by prominent
society people Of FhIiadsiphls. Nsw
York. New port and other elites The
maid o. honor vas Mlss Mary Astor
Paul. sister Of the bride. and the
hfidssFeofn hsa - hts best man his
brother. Frederick Mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

The singing win be Of unusual ax.
eelieHca,
An invitation 20 attend the serv-
tees has been extended to President
Roosevelt. and Il ~ hoped that he
viii acccpt So far. in accofdhnee
with his custom. the president has
not announced his plans faf sunday.
The veterans Of the Spanish Amer
icau war VIII assemble IN front II
The New N1rk block al 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning IN attend the aarv-
Ices.
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LAYING OF
CORNER STONE

SHELBY WILLIE. ias. May IA
The larxvst crowd ever in shelby
vile n n essiod tomorrow. when the
knights Of 81 John will have charge
- thu isyinH % the eofusf stone ~
The new Catholic church. The osrs-
monies vii brsin a 10 a IN ami
vii con tinus All dAs.
bishop uppnohue of Indiana palis
Nin difeEt the ceremonies saEfsfssi
ffrssstent ~ J. Fries Of Erte. -
aud otbsT prominent uasmb@rn of tins
knights Of Et john. are espeatsd "a
be present. Excursions for faefsl..
hsrs u the order viii he run fTuta
Louisville CINCINNATI Indianapolis.
Columbus aai other cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

We viii carefully examine
..ss Teeth and tel you in ad'
s.rss exactly what your WORK
IN cost, free OF charge.
Al work guaranteed for /.
years =, .rrv,,nANr
Hesfs-s 90 a. N. TO 3 p. m
Ssadzys--g q. m. TO ! p. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

The hali game at Hearsztian park
thia aftsrinaan will ba called Al 4
o'clock instead 81 d 70 on aeeount %
ire arrival of the president int. at
tsrnuon
sAN VRAScIsco. Mar si-Yss-
tefaayes GAHtss
n W. n
les Anxis fessssiit-s 70 3
san Fran ieeeaooo 81 !
Hasferfes Newton ard Spies
Whafeu and Leahr.
puRTTsAND. May n -~Yesterdny'n
RI r.
earsa-z..a 500 &
Pnrfiand. e8aHogto.e 10 Z
nafterfss and Graham
ffssgar and Rhra- Attendance. 800.
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MEETING At
HAWTHORNE

CHICAGO. III. May 25.--what
promises 60 be the best meeting in
the history q tho Chicago Jockey
club begun At Hawthorne today
The HRsthorns handicap. the new
$40. zoe Stake. 10 the event Of the at
fsfua0u
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UMHE RSiTY 0ARSMEN

IRE University Of Washington
-four cared crew composed Of Fred
tto a mon. g. Lantt. Dan Fuiieu aud
carl Van Kuren VIII 'rr - ftsr VIE
toiia Monday 10 tgke part in the re-
gatta to be held there next week.
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HOSPITAL PATIENTS
ARE EATING TROUT

A consignment Of 200 pounds Of
mountain trout was yesterday con
fiscAted by Game Warden Ref at the
warehouse OF the Seattle Fish com
as.zy. TAS sNsssaEa- =4s g.s-s an
der q Law recently passed BY the
issialaturs preventing the sale OF
trout In large quantities. The nsh
wers shipped to- Seattle from tho
northern part Of the sNts. The
Rarns warden distributed this hgb
among tbs various hospitals OF the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

nsv. r. {. Wis~sii. pastor % tho
University congregational church.
wlII deliver free lecture AZ Car
pentsrs BALI Fourth and PIKE
streets Sunday evsning AZ o'clock.
Its subject viii be "A Defense Of
the Parasitic
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NO STUDENTS

- s@ce. have been ssta bllshed FER
, PEARS Tn largest Ispnsal Par
~ h Seattle. and best equipped
p1fOss en- sha Pacific coast.
s<&Fate reception rpon for ladies
~ aftsnfAn, always present
- years written auArsntss with
u snrk.
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N. Guarantee . Perfect Fli
or No Pay

Tee,h positively extracted
"a elled without pain, restores
aa n mots and badly deeAyesi
s o.a % their natural beauty at
/, snail cost ID.
-. ard replaced with new
ssrs the same day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
LOHMAKS
NEW BABY
Nearly Broke up the Ball Game
restsrdsy--Assful ENhibstloH

And SONS are dntards. who believe
And glory IN thinEs yet % 70.
While rofna are df~amsrH. thinking
sfiit
Defeats As Gaad a. xtrtafs.
-Pkrka Wiison.s uundh.
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=. fCf
Y. = hssy vsrd sd n.ssie=hss.
Steamers
s'1''"' Inland Flysy Port Orchard,

Pier a.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
kssss ossttls--s 30. s.fs, 0. 10 and
80 a mi lis, 2 30. .. $40 and
~ p M Saturday only. n 30 .. m.
Az
hSys Drsnnsrton-7. AIS, 10 and
~ a m Il 30, Lac. .. ls0. 5 %
- SIS D N.
kssys sldssy--s 20. Q. s.so ana
~ a m, u nooa. 5 and 9 .. m
-ssys Chsrisston--s 80, 1870. 0. Sc
~ AA.ss q. m. fs6 and $50 o. m.
FRIDAYS
tssss Seattle 20, . and 10 a m !.
zise. $50 and Tao .. m.
Lssss efsnsrton -tstB, lies
- u %, ;. 5. 30 and I. IL D. IN
sssss 9ldnsr--s and HIS a. ia;
= non and . p. IN.
.sss. ghsrlsstop--T.se and lt.3s
~ ~ and sos D. M
Ter further Information
Phons. Pink III.
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Dancing Classes

Professor wilson at Ranke HAL
Monday and Friday eseninEa- pri-
vate lessons daily.
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yP0KTIlG NEWS
.RENNH'
Won AGAN
MCKAY po@sgp HELENA w an
ELEVEN INNING GAME

An steven lnnlrK victory beats a
nine inning defeat seven ways fof
safptay - Darius Erasmus Dusdaie
fTef. 1SA. Mont. Azy "a Bernie
81 kay. seatfiH's Youug pitcher.
kept up his fecurd of victory Al the
sp~ninE sans pisysd vita the Sen
Hfufs heFs yesterday. By . szofe
~ : TO the visitors tpok the otsgr
lag sRnta. The weather was cold
ana really good baseball 9ag cut Of
the qusstiun. although crsditabis
anisfbitlau vas put ~ Seaifis hal
tel cat 4 victory IN The tffh 'ess=
Bahhls singt@a with TIVE Essn %
bases n shs laax tuhsaN at.s
IN fhs tive Winning funa. Putnam
xHa in the ben fsf the hnms team.
BON a the managers teisErapised
a plvtsss Axalnst ruptrs Cody aftsr
she xagn~ His work wns uniformly
unsatisfactory 20 both sld@s.
.-.S.ss :, .. s>ss.5s. 49,.
fSsss Ssts ii-i< * =
sesssssoosi )
HslenA~
sofsessisss al >
SAN FnAScfscO. Nay Hes
teNdaya game.
IIatEe1 s-R a =
Portland. Iafg oee0 60 10 I
sYfisro atie ees - - 3
Batteries wallace. Luntfbam and
Aaasrsaa. sitsFau and lsaEfos.
LOS ANGELES. May zi.--rss-
tastiMys game
iaas sstst i-R " "
TACOMA
isees s1e0-g !
los Angeles
OoeIo Ia IL :
riattarfes - fsoueks and by~ss
Thomas and Hardy.
SNOW At BUTTE
BUTTE May f1-Dutfs-spokane
game postponsd on account OF snow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

IL the short and scenic route TO spo-
kama Rate % fare and one third
made fnr q A n earasn pueut and
Dental association. Tfeksts and Fun
inforrnafion ~ city Ticket Office, Ella
First nveaua.
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IEEIH

Wan ese.n&4 - y. Hrown's r&.a
~ D~stss<zs f'i1 Eirsf axeuss1 AZ
erst ssese4 saa treated and AL lie
eay rs,saTea ih@m . perfect. shapel,
81 fiS4< azt1sz rrewn e@snsnt-d On
- stsys far . lftessms II Is mad
lsmxy an4 szsrsbiy
19d eFeens f-1kt .......t500
fwr~isfz er1W ne that are
urf~tecsasis srvn ma
tires own treta. ......gs.eo
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III lee sss- uniss bib.
- aeos so.sa ID &t4eI,sssEass =
southWtck
UDRFs % q m. 70 >. m: sunday
"a N mill [ D m
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NTH EXTRACTED

~ Br0wn's Painless psnkists, III lat
~. wishsst paln. and 10 bad after
t9ets
knraciins is free whsu other work
! sr1<rsd.
fnminAtloas free. AT work dcne
~ xfsdnats specialists % from 10 u
Nfe&ra experience.
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HAS MANY
KINDS or CURVES

Nswspapss Rafsrpffas Association
Not 8nlw - Happy" Orth. with
the washington Americans. a mus
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vIesoris Day csIsbrstion
Al Victoria. D. C.. May a.. Round
trip. ti00. eos First avenue
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A~xvEY & SONS. Props,
Cor. q ava q Vine 81
Both Phones.
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$50 aaaaa afsffffffHe
geatfle Local Improvement clubs
meets this afternoon ~ O'Clock ~
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watch for the splendid electrical
display ~ thu q G. Miles q Piper
20. ia honor OF President Roosevelt
zee
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soanEY .wATson co.

~ 1rsssess snd Enhaia.sr. par.
Mails ~ s.s,sl. Wssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MGLIS WINS
DIAMOND MEDAL

Ni.s Jamie tngils. = Seattle gsrl
last Night won the diamond medal In
the oratoricai contest held in The
Y. NJ. G. A auditorium Mrs Mar
Raret PiatL president 81 the state
wornsna Christian Temperance
Union. pinned the trophy on The
young elooutionist
There we're five contestants for
the medal. all of whom have won
gold and silver medals In other con
tests under the same auspices.
BY reason 81 her success last night
Miss Iualis u eligible 10 place IN
the orataFical contest for the grand
prize which win be held IN Cincin-
natl this year under the auspices Of
this W :. T, u.
Dental Association. Spokane.
May ~ to a. Fars and ope third
for round trip. via the Scenic
Honte." grsat Northern Railway
city Ticket once. Gfa First ave sss
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emants. several panlce followed sH-
blossoms u the ammonia tanks.
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$50 .ssstts.s sstes 49, ---s-f
Tuesday. each Csc.
Fine Embroidery. worth 400
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SNOW At suTrE

Butte May i9--nutfs-spokafis
gam. poet onsd on account Of snow
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Same
To All

Barteua prices are based on actual
value aud are always tho same 70
all. We do not believe In asking en-
brilliant prices. Read on;
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NEW SCHEME
FOR GRAFT/HG

NEW YORK. May 2s--what Il
sal 10 be an entireiy new begging
scheme has come 20 grief in one Of
the fashionable hotels through the
shrewdneEs Of this hosteiry's private
deteativeH. This man, who gathered
many coins BY the plan. frequented
the hotel district IN the evening ana
at the close % each selection rom
deFed BY the hotel orchestra would
pass around his hat. The Inference
by many seemed 10 be that he was
taking up y collection for the fnu-
slessnr and he generally -recetved
considerable small change.
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~ Rainier Feel Co.
III &C. y AL grades Of eoal. We
- ish watsf slab Wood AZ ta,0o
ill., frssh water mili wood al
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...svif. Dsen brought here from
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Ddbney&N OOdhOuse
poRr cRcHHRp RouTE

g Pie slfest. seattis. wash.
rs7nss JOIN ssi. and Ind. 1855.
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An eleven lnnirK victory beats a
nine inning defeat seven ways fof
I Hufpiay - Ilafiua Erasmus Dusdale
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a ODD 1hllows. oailding lndividnal lnstfu0tIon
q sn.rthssn1 Iypew.ttine: Bccnkkssp:ng. Aritn-
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JONES & HENDERSON
RuSlNESS COLLEGE.

nespogrAphy, Bookkeeping. Touch Typewritins
M 6SRliak Branches. Summer rates: Day.
- 6oashs. 10: one month. 80. Night--Ss per
s5sSStk We have the lightest and coolest rooms
Scss1urfs. ~ prepared in the shortest possible
r y "a q ths mcst shorouFh manner for posi.
~ Z FL E1ESpERsoNs s IS
4 J On = 1llfs a. iiisa -:
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&asy9uaD@w

Nloora oe Educstiou building. St L0uts. con-
s1snSs through the summer without vacation
~ SncSIlanf courss OF study. IAr{e airy roma
fScGT5c fan1 ana faculty Of eight experienced
SSoSkeTa Cntalokue ire.
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DYNAMoS and motors. all styies and voltages:
Rossiter- MacGovern Electrical Co. Tel EH Main.
nj Missor.f Trust building.
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Gasoline and Steam Engines
DANCING rAUoHr.

Dotiess, steam pumps. steam, ga and EStsr sup.
plies, sawmill machinery, be1dng. hooe. etc.
FAIRBANKS. HORSU 4 Co.. 81 Louis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-06
Eldrrey.

In ore Of the large manufacturing
establishments in this city an irish
man was employed 70 watch one OF
the entrances.
One day the snnerintendent saw
the Irishman was :.ee.ecting his duty.
aid told him to 80 to the Office and
get his moHey. as his services were
40 longer recdnd.
T1e superintendent went away on
business that day ard was gore about
a week or ten days On his return he
happened to be passing this same
place and was surprised to find the
Irishnan he mad discharged still act.
'ng as watchnia,l.
He said: Il thought I discharged
gou couple Of weeks ago.
Sure. says the lrishman.
We'll. why didn't you get out when
you Wee told?'
oh [ knew when got good
boss, ie you dah't know when you
have good nlaL.
Needless TO say. he is still there
Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-06

Dlptae. ia and roup, or djpbtbertic
~, d'e SHOWN by cankers forming
II Tie mouth or throat. profuse and
''N-SlhalIlng discharges from the nos.
= i'S sac" roup. Ordinary roup is a
Sof' OF influenza, and is treated the
9"ilie as cold. For severe cases mix
one ounce of oil of sassaf. as one
"'ioe VI lncture of iron, ole ounce
u dIcohol, one-half ounce prickly a
iiutu extract, and one-fourth ounce oil
VI dhlse. Give from fifteen drops to
one teaspoonful in one gallon of
thinking water. 1t does not often pay
70 Try to cure diphthera.
Fof dlarrhoea. check by giving
oo1led sweet milk to drink, and feed
dry food
Dysentery, which is an acute bloody
dlds rhoea, and is also generally in
cufabIe. is caused by letting the diar-
rnGea run on until it causes this dis
ease.
me Wei known disease called cnOl-
era Is told by greenish discharge,
turning to frothy white. but not a sure
sign, as sometimes this occurs with
roup
Dysentery is often mistaken for
cholera. 1t is useless to try to do
anything with fowl that really has
cholera. In case of doubt give one
eighth ounce sulpho-cal bolate of zinc
to quart Of drinking water, and if
the fowl shows any sign of relief. keep
epson salts in the drinking water for
two or three weeks, and doa't let the
sick fowl run in the same yard with
the We'll ones fer the discharge from
the sick chickens is mighty conta-
giOus to the other fowls
DR.. A. s. X.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-06
ORA S. X.

lar occasion, a young army 9ffic5r.
Well. they celebrated 10 a ratho" late
hour en- the first night and When bed
time came it was found that most ef
them had to sleep in the enc la &c
room called in tie west the school
section. because everything in the
school section lands in the earl. days
belonged te everybody. About =aE-
light the next morning the diseict 1t
torney crawled out and found
pitcher of ice water. As he poured it
down his throat il fairly hissed. II ~
long draught he stopped aad said:
No ID sober fQol knows rev god
water tastes Washington Post.