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The Monticellonian., 1903-04-23
Plumbers Meet at Eureka Springs.

The Master Plumbers Association met sn annual convention at Eureka Springs. A. V. Rogoskl of Little Rock and w. N. Bruce of Fsrt Smith were elected delegates to the na- tional convention at San Francisco. Hot Springs was selected as the place for holding the next annual meeting.
 The town of Fl Dorado has been added to the list of closed towns The newly elected mayor, William Van pook, has announced that the Sunday closing law will he strictly enforced.
The Monticellonian., 1903-04-23
FRIDAY, APRIL IF.

A concurrent resolution was adopted by both branches of the general assem- bly providing for a joint session, Tues day, April 21. for the selection of the state capitol commission.
 Senator Wilson's bill exempting Christian Scientists from the provis- ions of the medical bill. was amended by the house to prevent Christian Scien- lists from making any charge for their services,
 The house passed MT. Whitleys bill providing that no franchise shall be granted by a municipality until it has been submitted to a vote of the people
The Monticellonian., 1903-04-23
The Senate.

A resolution was adopted directing the clerk of the senate to purchase 1000 copies of the ways and means committee report on the investigation of charges against the governor and distribute them among the members.
 Senator Covington introduced a bill redistrictfng the chancery districts and adding three districts. Senator killgore introduced an amendment to taake the appointment of the chan cellors out of the hands of the gover- nor The amendment was defeated
 Senator Norwood called up senate resolution No. 5. proposing an amend ment to the constitution to permit women to hold the office of school director. The resolution was defeted.
 The senate caucus announced the selection of the following gentlemen as nominees for state capitol commission CTS: J. M. Flenniken, John F. Davis, J. B. McCaleb, Dan W. Jones and J. P. Eagle, the names to be presented at d joint session.
The Monticellonian., 1903-04-23
The Senate.

H. B. 366, roviding that all fast trains shall stop at stations nearest the state boundary lines, was the first measure passed.
 Senator Simpson introduced a bill ap- propriating $7,500 for the relief of suf- ferers from the recent tornado in Van Buren, Cleburne and White counties.
 Senator Matlock's bill, requiring sick. accident and health benefit insurance companies to file a bond of 10000, was defeated.
 Senator Norwood called up S B. r tSimpson). providing for the redigest- ing of the statutes. the digester to be appointed by the governor subject to the approval of the supreme court.
 Senator Norwood spoke in favor of the measure.
 Senator Wilson opposed the measure, which failed to pass
 II. B. 371 (ChestnuD. providing for a state board of examiners for osteo- pathic physicians passed.
 s, B. 164, providing for the confirma- tion of tax titles, was taken up and passed.
 A motion by Senator Short to sus- pend the rules and take up the Keel antitrust bill was lost.
 Senators Huddleston. Smith and Butt were appointed a committee to act with the house committee in inviting w. R. Hearst to address the general assem- biy.
The Monticellonian., 1903-04-23

An ordinance has been passed by the city council of Helena, prohibit ing the operation of poolrooms for the purpose of receiving bets on the raceA
The Monticellonian., 1903-04-23
The House.

Judge Merriman, chairman of the ways and means committee, introduced H. B. 552, the annual appropriation bill for the maintenance of the state gov ernment. The total amount appro- priated Is s41SS47, an increase of $26,- coo over that of two years ago. The house, sitting as a committee of the whole, adopted the bill without amend ments and recommended that it pass.
 H. B. 523 (Horton). granting to rail- roads right of way over state lands, was read third time and passed.
 H. B. 39S (Scrimshire), to compel rail- roads to settle for damages to merchan- disc within a reasonable time passed.
 The house concurred in the senate amendments and passed H. B. 467. regu- lating the manner in which cities of the second class may become cities of the first class
 H. B. 404 (Rountree). fixing passen- ger rates on railroads over twenty miles in length at 3 cents per mile, was called up and passed.
 MT. Scrimshire's bill requiring own CTS of sawmills and factories to pay wages of discharged employees on the day of discharge was read third time and passed.
 H. B. 26 (Moore of Newton). abolish ing separate chancery judges. was taken up. MT. Moore urged that the circuit judges could do the work now performed by the chancellors. The bill passed-40 to 36.
 A message was received from the Governor. vetoing H. B. 400 tMerri- man), which provides for the comple- tion of the state capitol building.
 Mir. Merriman moved that the bill be reconsidered and that it be passed over the veto. MT. Whitley spoke in opposition to the bill. The motion to pass the bill over the veto was carried, 71 to 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

HoUsEK EFspfso rooms. also one far
n.shed ftoHt raufn, aa2h University
affaaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
POSTPONED
WIFE MURDERER BARTLETT
Will BE TRIED OCTOBER
tt--MANeGt

The TRIAL 81 Michael uartisit Tor the
murder af bis uffs, last fan Nas CON
tiuuea bY supsfipr Judge neu this
moruIaE from Junc q o. octehrr u.
nn the Representa- tion ~ the attorneys
toF IA. defense that the death ef
John B. narc. - ho Was iesdinH euuns
sei fat The ADVISED made Il impossible
Ear them a. BE- feadx toe trial until
neNt fall This atssr rrsistsd the mos
tian Tor eaatinuaptes truaaeutinE A.
tornnY Neaft CaaFenains that shiples
q Page we're retained by Nartlstt At
the tins u hts sfrsst and that Il wta
oub recently hat Mr. Deere became
associated with thsns In the eaHa.
Mr shipiey and Attorney WIN n
Morris. whs has been employed bt
naftietr. frisnaa O. fiu she place eft
ytrant ~ AR. nores death. stated
thls snernlnE that whsn Mr. pefe on
lnrsd into the ease. In view af his
kfvat sacesas be- All criminal trials. tbs
prepara tiaa - the defense haa bees
PLACED alrnasf entirely IN bis hands.
bartlett. Nho has been 81 jail since
ia.i octoesr = impatient A. the pest
s.anemeut ~ hts case aud sald this
morning that he fuitY efpeets 20 ee
found Dot EulitS
he IN very ropaisr amens the afis
aassM lie zRa John EsYuaisis. she -
snteaced 50 Death faf the kiillus &c
WtlaNm MrN4iiy. ara the isaiins
aplfitH In iah paltsirs
Reynolds and Bartlett sehanHae.f
fnselhsr ysara aHc IN MaafAes. tet
sad nnt seen aF heard 20 each athFf
slncs that sirae aatii they Haet iH isM
18th aseassd af murder IN the first
degree.
Aitbsueh th~Es are sslt q te eye
~ttue srs Il nartistrs sheesias e Ms
ufe bis attorneys sAf thNv are ta
teaassafcu e evidence eoii~esed - Nj
Dare Witch uiil LAD - Ms ac4aittal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

SUMMER term Of chrtstsnsen's
Dancing class VIII begin the nrss
wrek IN June. once at haii. phons
Red n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
FIVE MORE
OVERDUE

Five vessels we're TODAY added 60
the already large iiat Of uNefdueH.
An are hound fnr Australian ports.
FunaWinE ts the liHt The ship
NurainHn. an days aut Of tihhlai iiians
cn for Sydney. offered far feinaufs
aimee at is pei cont the ahip tlndiss
faruH. ifa days out lrom Liverpool
for Melbourne. offered at 40 per
ceut5 the bark kiidhltan. tsa days
out from Glasgow for Dunedin. oners
SD az No uet cent The bark Iuilua
Palm iaa daN nut af Glasgow. al re
pei GENT. ANA the ship Whitiiehurn,
it days ffom cHretoWn fof New
caHtlv, 81 no pen vent
ilstra have advanced un the Nor
Weslan bark apra. lao DAYS out ffen
London for Efpmautle. a. 50 ret
cent This IL an unusually hiHh
rate, yet there " much play un the
boat, local aneeulatara heiigvinE that
she Wili eventually arrive.
The suea h the only one ~ the
large number 90 everduea posted
about month aga that has not yet
made port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WkgtN8roN, 4 G.. jane H.
tsnnaaF MtNade 90 Canton shiuH thH
state department ta.laV that the
Amarican who few dtAs aan wss
captured ana hei4 faf gauaen bt rhiz
hsst piratea has boon rvatned nf lhs
rnnheat CalAe and returned to Cam
tor.
WANttNOrON. n g. June II
ftenfs Gresn e Duluth haH bees as
naintaa civil Heftira rumHiiHaienrr g.
auceest lamra 0afaisid uho wac re
eentis maae ehief ef the bureau =
corporations iS ihe nov Department
90 Commerce
INDEPENDENTS. Mo-. June n
David NaHarr. PAST Strand MASTER ef
she afana lodas of AaaeHa MlaHowH
a Democratic Naiittu5Rn go nHtfuftas
stardnr. and deputy surveyor 80 russ
toms az KaustH NltY. rpiamittsa aNiz
eide az BITS htmc tasiaN tY HheniiuH
hluisclf rhr cause II the act h wa
known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

whiis q boy Has IohusSn used -
vsaa .haut George Washington ~ fhe
koar. ard he Incident ~ Ce0rNe's NE
tat matte fhs hisgest hit aEth Han
was hie standing pat on The slaughter
e ~ cherry tree THIS made en1a .
asap Impression on Hea that ~ asao
Nxnse out on { Ne side y trufh. and y
/. nc~ said - hifn that IN bis vheie
caFeer ~ never nFake = prosnise HIS
A.sotleu - she tfsfh sas sueh that :,
wou han q tob a. q rspsrter IN Ciu-
sfnaMfi nrwspaper. bat the policy %
ths pepsr 80 chanEed shortly after
ward. and ffsn hsf g. ess out.
AnatheF trait - ban Wills q bpY
Was MS fluf5=7T Ter paying BAH ahI
people stiH talk - tns seuza tons 7f
eErtteHaeaf HFad4esd ~ the as -
liar Jasinson 81 me tst aHa hsfat
Eialntsad On decks Mufat used -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
G0HGRATWATES
KING PETER

VIENNA. JUNE T. Emperor dcsef
sent uiessasc q consratastlen tu
fYlngn tsrseF un she event e his as-
eessieH 60 tho seFsiaa threne it a.
sufcs him ~ support ana friendship.
bat aenlnree she fuWriefa Nhleh mark
81 the chanep ~ sevsrumsat
LONDON. Iuue II 4 .aFs nalfuHH a.
the lIeuas 20 eemmans ts'siaY said
that NHQah representative would
act D. accredited The neN sefk Ian
eNVerHHarug until Grsst Britain 4 la
rsrs.seslon 81 fuu Information a. a.
thr circumstances an.teF uhisA e ssut
a. raWar "a The meantime bis Eenrtf
sentative there viii report "a EVENTS
.nNnoN. June % a disr.atch from
eFistantipapie rvperis that the sultan
has warned lhe meihsf 90 lsFince Nj
IAn. sen "a ghe late kins Milan ~
serxta. o. suard hsF son tt i thaHkht
thsre uiaY - a piet e. murder yaaus
Nllan 90 completely clear tha utie a.
thr NfrNtan thrnua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
For Weak and Nervous People

we have cure for nervous and
unsteady people. weak. flcahioHH
people. aud pimply, pale or nallow
people, people who are troubled
WITH loss Of ambition. failing mem
nry. depression 81 spirits. lack Of
confidence, nervous headache, ana
wakefulneas, oil these symptoms are
produced by weakened nerves.
brought on by the watcry condition
81 the blood. Make strong. rich. red
blood aud furnish food for the
nerves 10 the way 10 stop the source
~ the dineaac. ana the cure then Is
only a question Of days The best
flesh ahd blood builder ia Dr.
1unn's Blood and Nerve Tonic. In
tablet form 10 take nj meal time
Sells ut i5c a box, or ? boxes for W.
at an druRelatn, or sent postpaid
on receipt 81 price. People gain from
10 3 pounds OF solid healthy flesh
per week. by the use Of this medl
cine, that IL an indication that II "
doing good. Address. Or. Bosanko
Co, Philadelphia. Pa. THE OuAk-
En- DRUG CO.. 10la-i0i5 First ave-
nue. Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
NAVAL PROM 0Tl0hS

WAHniNdToN. ~ g. June II .
Secretary Moody today named cap-
tain uan g. hr chief IF The bureau
" steam engineering with tHe rank
at rear admiral. Ca sueeeud Melville
PAY Director Harris "a be- pHymass
ter. succeeding Kenny. retired Col
Elliott t. be gnmandant ~ the ma
riue corps, with the rank ~ tFtEs
dier general. % auecred Major HsYs
weed. retired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
MEHAGER/E
ON WHEELS
cry MOVING ANIMALS FROM
LEseHI TO WOODLAND PARK

Ths city to-day began removing th~
Isachi park mSnaRerie 20 wo0dian.t
park The animals we're rrcautiY
aanAtst e the city ~ the ,seafyi~
Elsctfte Company
TIE eik Wefe placed tn crates ard
hauled otst 60 their new hons GA
Green isks this morning several
bear. = pair % ecyctrs. a herd ~
ssa tous and several rsonkEYs
skaa iisf animals and birds are FaiF,k
aut this afternoon and tomorrow
Lsschi PARK MAS once the favcFite
Sunday pleasure rseoTt of the city
and ting 4nlmsin shieh viii hefraf
ter De on exhibits a. Woodland
err Cd stisne fkNcfltea.
TIE nnena9cri. was established 81
I~schl park III tire early uineties and
ss- sl@Ays = drawing eaFt despite
ths cFamrea quarters 4 occupied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
TROOPS MAY
GUARD CARS

DUBUQUE. Ia. Tune il-'fho Fisc'
tfla Company has made no attempt -
Move ears today and will not uniii
mafa tfuapa arrive. GaFernar run4'
Mains has been asked 60 send five eafa
uauies hnt ne reply has been received
ffein lam ap @ noah. TIE power plant
was % badly damaged hf the mob lsai
niEht that e l. daah,fui WHISTLER y
eiu hr able O. Ernrrats power uniil
repaired. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Take the famaus scenic shasis
route Two trains daily Go Han
Francisco Fast tisua. beautiful
scenery and excellent service Sc
attic % san fFangisaa taa.io hrri
class tta.s0 second class
Ep~ciat rata excursions to Chi.
caEa and return. isssa. sc Louis,
I'll 50. omaha and Kansas city, SO,
NwW tsfinana fhAss Memphis,
$3.50 June q 90 80 fsily is and 70,
Aus IS and 20 tNtft particulars.
tickets sud reservation a. southern
faetne CO.'S sf3esz as FIRST avenue
T. r. ELLIS. general agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

started movement Tor hntNHfNAt
peace. bgt his ovsfture~ we're Always
turned down until u became apparent
that Ban was sbuat the bsaEest mat
sn he alAmouF afsa theH there was .
reaction u s<n asfst TIE haashtf Ma
fionaI league made ufFsisanee n BIN.
and al the other aNaoctaticfis adfatttsf
that he vas a warm fusubsr His %.
fainina these conditions = rated as pns
Of the greatest vletcrtsz ever accom-
piishsd IN baseball circles. u Il also
true that throush him the salaries N
baseball players have been practically
Doubled.
Physically Ban IL extensively et.see
ard ~ u much tF8uuisd eitE sore bot
uevsr eold feat - president - ths
American League b. T. about a. Ata
ma today a. Marx Hannn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
MARINE NEWS

Steamer nainier - nus 70 reach tbs
ltanplarn. -
6tAamrf santa barbara IL scheduled
20 arrive tofihY from Han rranOiTasn
and California ports aho will htihH
a large cargo - redwood lumber which
will - ahipuad % Yokohama on the
Nippon Yuaou kaisha liuen ife Mafu,
This III the SECOND CunalEnmfnt ~
lumber for shipment 10 the orient Ga
arrive this week la this port from cab
Hernia.
steamer CITY 90 Seattle arrived last
ninht and the steamers Dolphin aud
farHllan this nafninH from SOUTH
eastern Alaska with a total % 30 pass
--.-.-.-..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
HELP is
NEEDED

KANaNs ctrv Mo. o. ~ Rour
thoatand famIHea ln kansas city ~
HAlu teruetaHs and Hubaiat aH charity
THEW = sAen n thp frlirf fund nov
~ hand which acaar.tieg to NaVoi
atnrff III aaN enr fourth 81 What Is
nee,ied AFmnunfale has anlv fauf
rtrVeis Witch ate raaaAnir senraa ~
unciaimsi houses hInsk tha main
tharVlHhitHsa Ia Afsenlius ihere ~
~ water supply and ihe rcuaf luad ID
exhausted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
BUHHEY 4
DEFAWTER

INDEPENDENTS. cal June ~
Treasurer nunnry % tnYo county.
Who disappeared STA months aso, ial
dafauller fnH ttean The disroFs
efN Was only made v hen the state
treasurer sauf abatement If inYol
county = account With the state The
offieerA are searching Ter him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
A NEW METAL

LONDON. Juns 4 ~rha Eehe an
nouness that M.EiAfd the ezsrovsgsr
81 q nefNas faF as3asHfaE sliseiinszsss.
las NV discovered a usN uisAel rsis~t
sslissa. shteh = hEnt. struax warA-
abis ard una aFrestAnie fta urosiaefian
IL sxeestfnslF cheap frcan matter
hitAerta supposed % - safshie.s IL
Is pr~tietr,i thas q wfif rsvalatlenlas
ths metal fz4fuafFr
.ss-.sss4- - . 20 = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
IRISH LAND
BILL DEFEATED

LONDON. June IT. strsimnnd $
amendment 10 the irish land hiil Nas
loHf this afternoon In the house q
commons BY vote II az 60 la
The defuai vii likely eauaa long
delay in the passage Of the hiil aud
may Gauss IL anat r. iertIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

YEAR ksntt nnd close - tha Irtsfirhat.
teatt n 70 ana 2o-ases tracts. most ~
partly CLEARED, 80. SO. sioa ana slr,
i'et herri the qfurs ysa ran rziss "a ans
land VIII PAY TOT q IN short time III
better rot In Western Washington. n yo,,
sre Interested COME ~ once, fal al above
1919 We ~Hh tHHt fuuE fnuf snif YES
tsraas thfes the dav h~foft posltfyri,.
fhe best bay n The valley
tohEhf MAi,fnf. tio New 9ofkblosk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
COMPLETE
VARIETY

An error maker.
A fhlne n muffs and fnmhisn.
OF sundry falls and taumhlea.
And funxiss many. Mhft
My eafst1g ~ long.
Through ali TIE hiauasrs ranging.
And q my chances changing
I'm always doing wrong.
Lays 81 Pitcher Ee.is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

~ hsautifni suburban hame. uverlsnking
LAKE Manhinrtoa. has sril- bsltlt : T7.,f,
hnuee. tafH and pantry. Euad baru ana
chicken haffsHH. nrfHH ~ 0earina fruit
and berries. sold siun worth 1t fiur iaat
year 90 fenHF purchaser VIII innhtA..
tinuhia-suafui surrey I stands Of 80.
fufnitnfU 1T resins Fuod sgnn utano.
gatdest tools etc isfire salno kasrlo cash
balance tfffna O. suit purchaser psr
NateHh aultr Is Times buiiaInE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

All members - fsecal sfs r. y, J. L.
are requested to b. pfv.siit "a ths ussi
F.Euiaf meeting. Thursday. 1ans "A
spVelal order - business Phi Knauf
rufu mi fsQnsau sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

TRANSFER or
AUTHORITY

LOUISVILLE. Ny. June iT-ny
artfef 81 Commissioner white. Niii :
aiattifsry ss- tesfsy transferred frufa
the castofa COLLECTIVE e. the United
states marshal The dtstftst AZ
tegnsY "a nEhfInx a Nait IA the fed
sFAl court foT tsa coo l@'afian Il the
pF0a~fay. phich waa recently Sc ssii
- the government Tor alleged si1-
Iattons nf this Fwysnas iNWa The
total value II tie plant h titee eoe
" Gerard ka4Ay aactfvd = ger
3. l.kaS .,..Ss. -. .....a -. W.. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

-, hklsE ~ 4 GOOD Bur.
= eat-= - fisf land - aefea cleared
y pasture afrahHa 900 heaflnH tfvsa All
kintia sfnsa fruits spfihE water. Easld \.
ruona hrttae tarn aosAs saNsfsl outf..slid
lnAfi team wagons moving naehins
fHffnina flHTiamehfr huueahaid farsffur-
Cewe hrai vnunH slfsk sv.rY fsin.
foss pffce fer fss days Sineo
tpukHf MALTnF tsa Nar gsrat,i.,.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

John q. WoolisY Of Chicago. for
rer candidate for president on the
Pr0hibff0nlsf ticket and now editor
ef The New Voice. VIII denver p
patriotic lecture AZ the ftfHt ~. y,
chHrch. corner 81 Third avenue and
Pina street. July J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

EASY TO REACH FAsY 10 ntfy
- auiiful location on shore % Ilahr Wash
tuatan, short ride on &c electric cars ffor,
First and WaahlnEtqn, tsfae lota saxita
are selling inst at s9h. $50. ana sion So
ana $40 down ana - nianth 80 alftiadv
anldi everybody likcs Rainier beach Itis
the best and CHEAPEST property ou nlatt,t
for home and investment neha4i.
churches. stores, fine rafdsn sail. niaa..t
.
7Hff'f Nf'7frss wHWnffmHH HfNnM AXIS. HFHu4
views hostlnn bathing. fishins htgf -
khealthfnli plenty wood and eity watsr
luulsr GA terms OF humes built Soc A.
Weed agent Office az Ratnlef naaeh a.
g. X h'urteNant, owner $40 Boston hleck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

tlNb seh. All ~ cultivation aud fsneai .
small house rrrhari an kfud. ~ .,,,,i
ffuiti owner IL obliged O. leave AL I.
VILLAS % sacrifice % ulsko a suiok sais
nonEar NALrpr 40 Ne. rorsblss,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

The 81. Louis Fair committee last
night decided ~ aak space FOR
county exhibit and VIII raise 5000
10 cover the expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

I1cai aai0onmeu last niHht voted
500 Tor The relief Of heppner sur
fefsfH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Yeafeeaay a silver seven feet long
ara tAsea inches aide 81 the widest
parf. vas hurried by saw in the
AaryseIue min through the thigh 81
~. Nafum. u fell zs-feet away.
Nafum viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
SAILS FOR HOME

LIVERPOOL. tsss E-t = aats
sEa sailed foF Asarstcs an tar ue-shte
this evening" isfnaY Ntidina lie Wsiaa
i aisH aboard 10 ia cunitnG a. Nss
NoFA o. Ettena = eaafsssncs q tss
shipping IFust
WASHINGTON. n G.. June IL
The Copying % nrtsgnWs f~poft On
the RastufYaCa Investigation has bsan
completed Il makes Sc pages 81
soisd type Nfittsu matter. u viii
be ssysu IL the new sps p@sa f1f pub.
location Thursday EtusnlnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
JUST THE THsN0

The best entertainer tn The hose.
on the water ~ ~ the camp IRE is
The fauau. Columbia talktns ma.
ehius We have ths largest stock %
sfaFhopaeuss and records tn the
cityat all Prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Charles Bssm q snahomish. has
rnYstsri9tlsiF disc Df'eafee rum
HsppneH. ore. fie Wfnt there
week ago % buy horses.
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IA We you
SEEN IT ?
WE MEAN THE
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