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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15
BOYS AND GIRLS PARTY
At THE WHITE HOUSE
Children of Officials Between Six and
Sixteen to Be Little Roosevelts'
Guests Day After Christmas.

The White House will be stormed and
captured by an army of young folk on
the day after Christmas Mrs. Roose-
Welt has intimated that she would like
to know the number of Soys and girls
in the official families whose ages range
from six to sixteen. and as a result
counting Of noses is now going on. The
telephones of the army navy, and Con-
gressional homes are busily engaged in
sending the desired information to the
White House, and as fast as the names
of the lucky ones are learned the clerks
at the mansion record them on the list
for the children's party.
All the Roosevelt children will be
home for the holidays, and will act as
hosts at the pretty function.
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Weddings.
Bradley Shannon.

Miss Helen Gertrude Shannon. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Shannon,
and Harry Scott Bradley, of Wheeling,
w. Va. were married at noon today at
the Church of the Covenant. The Rev.
DR.. Teunis s. Hamlin, pastor of the
church, celebrated the marriage. The
bride. who was escorted by her father,
wore a handsome gown OF white lace
made over chiffon and silk, and carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Her only attendants were Miss Helen
and Miss Anne Bradley. sisters of the
groom, who were dressed alike in frocks
Of white net made on a foundation Of
white silk. and carried Bride roses. Fitz-
hugh Scott. of New York. was best
man. the groomsmen Were J. Thill-
man Hendrick. Stanton c. Peelle. John
Sneed, and John Snyder
The church was decorated with
Christmas greens and white flowers. as
was also the house. where a recep-
ton. including only the bridal party
and relatives. followed the church cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley left town this
afternoon for a short bridal trip. They
will return to Washington 10 spend
Christmas with Mrs. Shannon's parents
in NJ Street. after which they will go to
Wheeling. their future home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15
MEMS CLUB HOLDS ITS
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING

The Mems Club of Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church celebrated the
fifth anniversary OF it's founding last
night. in the auditorium of the church
An illustrated lecture by f. H. Newell,
Of the Geological Survey, on 'Irriga-
ton of Arid Lands" formed the chief
feature of the evening.
Preceding the lecture a short business
session of the club was held. Prof.
Charles S. Clark was elected president
to succeed Henry L. West, and twelve
new members were admitted. The club
now numbers $50 men, and is one Of
the most successful organizations of its
kind in Washington.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry vierkOrn, ST.. gave
a reception on Saturday evening last. at
their home in St. Elmo, Va. in celebra-
ton of the fortieth anniversary OF their
wedding.
Their guests included only relatives
and intimate friends. Among them were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vierkorn. jr., Mr..
and Mrs. James Holzer and family. Fritz
Roessler. John Roessler. Carl Roessler,
Miss Marie Roessier, Mr. and Mrs
George Schuerger. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuer-
ger. Fred Straining. Harry Fleming
John Dyer. w. Waldren, and c. d. John
son.
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SEAsoNABLE FOOD SUPPLIES ON MARKET BENCHES.


and rovs
for
brought and
we for Is q andS centsa
p the in
land Pork sold for 1
adh containing
Lettuce for and 10 celery
bunch and
halfp
about five
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

public of Panama, will sail today for
Colon. Mrs. Buchanan will accompany
her husband.
The president of the Hartford water
board. Joseph NJ Birmingham, and Mrs.
Birmingham are sitting in Washington
on the way to Old Point Comfort
Mrs. Chaffee. wife Of General Chaffee.
viii not receive today. Mrs. Chafsee will
not be at home again until after the
holidays.
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The White House.

Mrs. Roosevelt was an interested spec
tator in the United States Supreme
Court yesterday while the Northern Sc
curities case was being argued She
was accompanied by Mrs. Knox, wife Of
the Attorney General
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Senior del Viso, secretary of the Ar
gentine legation, will be entertained
at the Metropolitan Club this evening
when his confreres in the Diplomatic
Corps viii give a banquet in his honor.
Baron Moncheur. the Belgian minister
will preside. Senior del Viso. who has
been transferred to Brussels as secre-
tary Of the Argentine legation, will sail
on the Savoie on Thursday.
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Representative and Mrs. Mann will
give dinner this evening in honor OF
the Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives and Miss Cannon.
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Chit Chat.

Governor Odell of New York is ex-
pected in Washington tomorrow He
Will attend the state dinner 10 be given
at the White House on Thursday eve
ming.
Among other New Workers who will
spend the winter here are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick B. Coudert ond Miss Coudert
They arrived in Washington a few days
ago and are established al 1893 Street
northwest.
Mrs. Smith, Of Hartford. Conn. is
spending the winter in Washington.
William /. Buchanan. of Buffalo, the
newly appointed minister to the Re
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh hav
invitations out for a dinner on mex
Saturday evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

When Senior del viso called on the
President yesterday to say good-by, Mr..
Roosevelt presented him with an auto
graph photograph Of himself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

Miss Rittman, daughter of Frederick
Z. Rittman, Auditor of the War De-
partment. gave luncheon today in hon
or of Miss Lowndes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

Miss Roosevelt mas gone to New York,
and viii be absent until Wednesday
night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

The Peruvian minister and Mrs. Cal
deron have selected December % as the
date of Miss Rosita Calderon's debut
in Washington society. The debutante
is their daughter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

Maurice Pilson gave a dinner party
last evening in honor Of Miss Elizabeth
Lowndes. daughter of former Governor
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DoingS in The Realm Of Society,"

Lowndes. Of Maryland. who is the guest
Of his sister. Miss Pnson.
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In Diplomatic Circles.

The German ambassador and the Bar
oness Won Sternburg have issued cards
for Saturday afternoon. when they will
receive the Diplomatic Corps.
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Open Evenings Until Christmas
Chrshn
We Have Many Dainty Gift Things
at Small Prices.

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a our high Oufeo thee
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SETS Jewel BoeS rsPg boxes pu
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DINNER.

DINNER.
English Beef Soup.
Sour Rabbit. Dumpiings.
Mashed Turnips.
Fried Sweet Potatoes.
Lettuce. Apple Fritters.
Coffee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

LUNCHEON.
Chicken CroQuettes.
Hominy.
Stewed Squash.
Lyonnaise Potatoes.
Custard.
Cocoa.
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Marinelli-Erskine.

The marriage is announced of Miss
Hattie May Erskine, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William ErslCine, to Donay
Marinelli, of Richmond. Va. Thursday.
December TO-
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Dinners and LunCheons.

The Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives entertained at dinner last
evening at his home in Vermont Avenue
His guests included Justice Harlan SEN
ator Hanna. Senator Warren, Senator
Newlands. General Draper. Gen. An.
son Mills. Mr.. Glover. Representatives
Payne. Fowler. Mondell, Cooper, Hemen-
way. Burkett. Sherman, Hepburn, and
Olmsted.
Senator and Mrs Alger entertained at
another dinner party last evening, when
their guests We're Senator and Mrs. Wet
more. Senator and Mrs. spooner. sena-
tor and Mrs. Foraker. Mrs. Richard
son Glover. Mrs. Matthews. Miss Poe.
Senator Frye. Senator Allison. and Sen
ator Hale.
Mrs. Alger gave a luncheon today in
honor of Miss Gregory, of New York.
Her guests were Miss Tittman. Miss
Biddle. Miss Quay. Miss Harlan. Miss
Scott. Mrs. Ford. Miss Mullen. Mrs. Nc
Lachlen, and Mrs. Wells
Miss Carolyn HUH will entertain at
dinner on Saturday evening. when her
guests will include number of the
members of the Yale Glee. Banjo and
Mandolin Clubs
Mrs Shiras. wife Of Justice shiras. of
the United States Supreme Court, gave
luncheon at the Arlington yesterday
in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs
George Shiras. Cd, wife of the newly
elected Representative from Pittsburg
The charge d'affaires of the Italian
embassy and the Countess di CelIere en-
tertained a few friends at dinner last
evening Their guests included the As
sistant Secretary OF State and Mrs. Loo
mis-. Mr.. and Mrs. Cana, Mr. and Mrs
Boardman. Miss Williams. Countess An
tonelli, Mr. Hansen. Of the Russian en-
bassy, and Mr.. Waters. Of the Belgian
legation.
Maurice Pnson gave a dinner party
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

The Austrian ambassador, Mr.. Hen
gelmuller. is able to be out again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-15

Miss Carolyn HUH will entertain at
dinner on Saturday evening" when her
guests will include a number of the
members Of the Yale Glee. Banjo and
Mandolin Clubs
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HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS
TO BUSY HOUSEKEEPERS
MENUS FOR TOMORROW.

BREAKFAST.
Grapes.
Cereal.
Veal Outlets.
Buckwheat Cakes.
Coffee.
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lansbugh 8 Bro. Holiday headquarters Lansburgh & Bro
sroRE OPEN EVENINGS uNrIL cHRIsTnAs
Gard Engraving.

Leave your orders now for the holi-
days. so you may escape the great
rush Nothing makes a more accept
able Christmas present than a nicely
engraved plate with your name on
and 80 cards. All work guaranteed.
We use only George 3. Hurds best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
SCANDAL IN
NOME COURT
ACTING DISTRICT ATToRHEY
cslcssY 10 REMOVED FROM
OFFICE

II fhlnk tnia grand Jury uHs -
fesafB drawn that if ASS lahbed
ard lohhed for special purpose
decline go present any fufthaf met-
ier4 ta this grand mry ] refuse e.
- before them any fuffhHf aH1 !
fnuge fhnff discharge.
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fsssssgs.s atsssrs.ass f-as.Hai4a u
Grieshy made carcefnlna the ftdefal
nrand jury at N1me. Mas D.
JHIEs MaoFps court ST. GHEHHF
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sabsfaufiafh hia charges tie made
10 affsiupt o. % sn. merely stating
that Be had nothing fu aFs ana
Judge Moore removed him from ~
fee. auugIutons john T. Meflaa IN
Hia stead
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Ifl Nome last Novambar. expecting
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ras raqgreied by fhp CONT 70 art
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1na jury fnein fhia action o. fH#
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CHARGED That he WHa whiting ID ~ e
sEfrfWea 70 procure the discharge ~
fhe grand jury in 0rlfr 20 treVeut
60 return 20 90 Indictment asHinst
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
SHE'S OUR
annie"
es.les WELCOME eniss a
ROONEY BACK TO JAZZ

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esia Pelire DHptalu ward ea ne I=
trol eaEph rolled .up % The psiis1e
station fast might beaded STR annie
fltun#f ADRih WHa also lH4asAs
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stared "a inst ruuwtf hsH fsf thHFH
iHualh4 and needed change.
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eay
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sa uHiy indurs1 70 gnit when
threatened aifa straight = hst
Annie Hpanev finished asfs sHF
aasdaf sentence in the annkH MH
yesterday county 1sfler Mef.ea1
fsfephunr1 io Tho police - ffsaHs q
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Gay hnd passed
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win Kitty Bird she spent fha
night in the iaii ana ffien1shin
Hien fhe hHra ~ fWa prisons hal
covered Cor three months Waa fas
HeWei
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Continued frum Aeaiefdafl
We'll she road vaa eIeHE aud
sheat 3 otiock ln che Afternoon
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=. lahe teu hotra ia Hel fruHl llzaEs
q psfIs. fof coo road VAS uiaehai
q ia eammisaarlat " sHuua ana HaHH
~ ais ARTILLERY reserve. which WIS
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ii ga aBunnt conceive fhr excitement
shian usf appearance in such Hsis.
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talnk I had 4 quartet nf Htile -
fah riding COB runuiug behind mH|
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could nut fesifain nb SELF ffum ahHa s
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nsf chest uNtN so WISE 10 unat A. a
aauaste shiu Ana my little sweet
haaft 81 : utare tossed her name aut
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her faH shout as ihosiNh aNe Said
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49, intfnstfd" when Missed hse
between she aosffii- aa ! iismauHfHd
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WHAT BECOMES OF
THE GIRL GRADUATES


not th equal Intelligence H3tf ae
noAe8s think like even approach him 10 mem
uleatammeou4
been "a chaHae
Na In vopa,n verlts appreciation of her abn
In ashoos OF uc country women
with i1nsrr t' aiAts
BOSTON other Ne aud one on'rone n were 3'
sotJy where the credentials t'f "7mhn'aaf a
candidates htsh stsHHiaa m saess Studies
~ slsse Hraduat'a s'nfp'af ssA
of them parade iht a.A
distinction haf gaurs Nth aflf'' ma
dssfee make tue wives and R'hs
O. happy hoe Ute 3A
Win Nd saae bis ieo" who has saia
faitsal narasls ht h am fpHk
afsafa ~ son's tfe FL ss i
planned weala tme m Tk sNeta aa
ana NanptaeH chat ~ tvA t' w
petfett U s dream
I : dftsser da""f WIN N1s
hahya she ahd me eA ihal Hs
All parts 90 her romance ih
hslaar 81 PAST So BE lived h mcu"f'
when tne ch"dfc" ere et e
The chamber ana f'1ss
wouldn't 40 that vi" na"f st
febars when she puts th' sts1'
diploma back q" safe haas
eArs tesres Cor what nashi have
uunE destiny as ptanHfd ana hrr h F'i3 @
beeoncs ot sbe getese Eifa
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EXCUSES foR LYING


heosu tns approval u hts var srnal hs eNsa
IRE paas IS revise opuar hood and simpsa sae
aelsate 80
drise one who has f'stt e
tas for fs'ssseoi ssa = per
ulsssble
permissible rs aafiak ts via 'hry nslalr he,s sei
xnar8 Thus BE- says VIC
law court may Pc ~
sa PRISONER sonfesFtH nay
arcu NE 20 hs euffa
eeantY h sarN 10 'oneetnet ARd
ns4a ~ Nese les ! efe4salg saseapsd
taa "a permissible hhesTtef IS -
rsF ssaseasat tnsn ag ssafh-
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tepn8 entertain, ,al
draw esef alHffstea between white lsa sad
hsp somewhat nss sst dinaaahsA
Kensfat 90 at'eaai e saes
8 laa iuainahlr
afaae uufhuenr hsve always BEES
eeset 70 rsaa Not st1ty without
perjury rrafs oisn aat hsfien
asbsih ana sp esins saheea
"a ass.rieFy aar~ oniss
duffrs ffa#s tAa
iex 81 Frenh thosstan present
saaIls ueighef nor ssak
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tae4 - ere lefs fa
fan ssisene an1 tsttd Say ~ iadxire ah4
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acquire h hsh aasIsg fee true ussfra' ssf-fssast
aaa contest
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1T the wte of the ruIlatlsa. there
HaH aa much shouting Ha n hui
iHtm hHi been IUti ftnu tbe tIIHua
Army
fHHa hardly in cuHumH - eIHIf +
Hna but after 600 if uuf has 8
aHidieflN uruIr Quo can iu without
Hlt chat was shown un Hfa#HHi
away 60 Joseph. whom ! had often
aHeu iu spain ilr seemed aa stout
49, quiet and Ha amiHhte HH eKef
4HiIrymud was in the room with
bim ar / suppose J should sFHli Hu
lha tukAnf iieutNnntu beat 7 Hahfeas
that tihe uil names best lie read
mY irftrf whom Joseph HuHuaun1ff
handed % Gao bin Hud then be- Iaaksd
"a mo With che aimngeHf expression
IN thHHr fuuny little. ttIuknK aze1
ST hls
Vee }ou th- ouly mss~heaf p
BE- takrH
fhers was one other slr said i
H4inf rharpcniiof 81 the liaIa.
aHHHliafa
us haa not yet arrived sld ths
EimE ~ Spain
IN sea hai arau ne Ices of IN
hafaf sife fuu would nai aaHaHH -
IT. remafkra
Ihetr mhf hr other reaaaaa
aHfd Thie}f ana he E#sH Thai
singular smIle of hH
Wei. tttf fait nr amHiWHHi
81 tWn Though Nef W'Hhi haff ssia
E good deal more aud sea haHs said
faa uffa bowed nif asif 80 aud
feff alad ] eHH 90 raf aaaf faH
hate + court Ha mu b ~ lafa 3
esmp away went 90 mf ola friend
#aE.tsf..Ha 4n fHn ffafa 81 EHssf55s #aH# ri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
OvERw MELEEn
BY AVALANCHE

GENEVA. june 81 THE news eae
received to-day ~ q e1itafeauhe af
phyE0iaF here u scholars ard two
Ha siera ~ she hish school e
TffffEHl HIle nu an inHifuefi aH sour
were caught by on avalanche 0He
ngaafaf ard seven scholars we're ins
atautiF killed. Two others were
badly injured Zurich psfti are
u8H searchiHR 10 the bodies
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WOULD XIII
ALL JEWS

LONDON. june TIA dispatch
from Oacera states that TIE police
haze esizei sll c8rifs ~ 3 HfHa
sfauhed appeal fo the citizens -
EesHarsbia 20 finish The work ufaHn
~ kishineff and dean cut al Jews.
The appeal says me WaruiuEs ~ the
governor Hfa not % be token sefi.
aLlaiY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

The Northern Pacific has arranged
faf specially low rates. both aha way
~ fuu Hfe planning trip. call at tha
$. = city office. Seattle and Nc Nlit
49, pleased t0 mako 40 arrangements
fer Nnu
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GIVES BONDS BONDS

WHApCoM. Wn. June Sill -
John. who stands convicted 81 eW-
bezsfiuH the funds nf tha Arandi
Hafian bank ~ this rifF. HsH fe.
isaaa1 m 1900 bail this morning
tie hes been IA tho county iaii near
!. q munIMa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
ABOVE THE DEAD LINE

Emma Chevroux and Margaret
Heeaur1ud were arfefied b. Cit2
Dafeet.Fe8 Hubblfd hud Freeman
iaat night on q charge % conducting
houHe 81 ill fame "a the corner Of
Fourth avenue and Main street. out
aide ~ the restricted district
The ehefpuN woman waH released
an 80 bail aud the other wnniau al
lowed % 20 on putting W IS.
a-a--sa
co 90 SPINNING for bicycle repalra
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

itching Piles produce moisture and
eauac itching this form. as we'll All
Blind bleeding ur ffoifudiur Plies
are cured by Dr tio-Hhusho's Pile
Remedy Stops itching and hleeda
ING Ahsorba tumors. 50c jar at
puErlsts 1r sent by mail. 1'rssi Use
free. Write me about your cdk4 pr.
B0sauko. Philadelphia, IA Fur sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. 1915 Flrst
avenue. seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

~ Denver july sth rs 18th only
aG Cor Ihe round iflp HtHAefH aH
Hale 1uiY tfh ana tfh The Aaffhs
ffH Fariu hAs been dfelRs gated the
official roufa and o. uaa prepared g.
uake sierp'uG rtf receive faHH for
fHlH tfip Tickets HHa aft H#ftleu=
lars 81 81 o. tlfY afnHe Seattle 80