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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-18
Much Powder Burned.

As the president visited each ship,
not only that ship. but every Other
battleship and crew Joined in the sa-
lutte. both at his arrival and departure:
With twelve ships firing at one time
each a salute Of twenty-one guns. the
cannon0ding resembled that of a naval
battle. At tho end Of his tour every
ship IN the fleet except the destroyers
had saluted him twenty-five times. a
total OF $500 guns. Most Of the guns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
PLANS
STILL IN THE AIR
Local Presidential Committee Began Work Only
Today--"6ig families Feaf0te Assured
OF Success

Ing plane far street decorations
Plans fnr the Illumination Of the
streets aEe Ia better shape.
II has not yet been determined
WHO ahall occupy tho grand stand
with the president This afternoon
Secretary Nickel Of the chamber OF
commerce who il a member Of he
reception committee, IL elesnted with
the members VI the presidential com-
mittee frem Everett. who wish 90
know whether they err Go he allow .
ed anything out Of the huHhr Tacoma
has 'lrft Tot other cities ON PUGET
sound
II In practically certain that the
shtg families" reception. which the
star suggested should be held, VIII
b. a part OF the program. John VI,
McuraW n the reception committee,
this afternoon assured a reporter Tor
I the star that The idea, Go his mind,
WAS a Eoad one. aud that he would
urxe Il personally hefofv the iogal
COMMITTEES n It's next regular meet
ing. Monday
II the suggestion meets With she
| committees favor theno II little
doubt but that the president himself
will gladly do hts part toward max
/ inE the "hik families reception a
saaNesa. lie has tuduraed such re-
leeptians IA other cities, and only the
/ co. operation 81 the odd fashioned
family men uf whom the president II
q type II needed 60 mako the feature
a happy part ~ the Seattle program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

Qrunts and saueals Of satisfaction
from the Tacoma pen aee Ia order.
The Seattle presidential reception
committee formally east lts pearls
before the "ttty 81 DESTINY swine.
this morning and ratified, iike little
men, the agreement forced upon
them hy the Tacoma porkvra and
their seattle allies yesterday, ne told
by the star,
IL the president finds eat that Sc
attic j. On the map V VIII b. no
fault Of the Tacoma hriaile-b backs.
The latter will mnnopollne his time
from the moment he leaves Olympia
until he arrives Ia the city limits
ef Seattle. saturday afternoon. May
e. on the steamer Spaksue.
In consequences of the time lest Ia
coming tn the terms % the Tacoma
committee. the local presidential
committee has really done very little
toward pefferttng plans for the ~
cspsion % the president when he h
brought 10 Seattle by the Com.
uAencemsnt bay people. THIS morn.
ing the local committee met and con.
sidsred the report. OF "A few sub.
committees, but otherwise did moth.
iaE
Il Il stiil undetermined what shall
he the escort furnished the prvsi'
den tial party from The wharf. whsrr
the steamer Spokane lands. 10 the
old University grounds where AIR
Roosevelt viii spvak. Very little
too, has been done toward retfeet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
| LITTLE HAPPENINGS


The beard 81 governors Of the 81.
atfie Athletic club yesterday elected
Deputy county Auditor ". a. lnnilH
% the HupetlnttuhcncY az tbs club,
vice A. / Adams. resigned. TVS
election WAS "a complete surprise 90
Mr. tuglia lie entered on the dlHf
charge af his new duties today Nj.
Adams. Who has held the position
the last three years. resigned IN or
der 60 engaEe IN private bufmeaN.
Major bingham yesterday opehsd
bids tor supplying material Tor the
~ huildinaH 60 be erected tef the
use ~ the government forces lh thH
Philippines The re Paul a Taco
ma Lumber Company was the only
one OF the fhfre firms that submit o
ted bids. to ltd for furnishing an
the ncrrHsafY lumber. The contract
calls FOR about e00p coo feet
n. ~. Coleman Of Kent MAS COM
United "a the Insane aHyium by au-
pefiar Judge TailmHn this morning
The insanity complaint Wan sworn
~ by J - Coleman.
The Seattle police have been re-
luratod % look cut fur two runaway
girls fiam CentrHtia Thgy are
Thought 20 have come to Seattle bat
az Yet the local police have 80 trace
81 shcm, Nellie iiansun. aEed IA
years. aud Hufniea Baker, aged 70
years. ran away from their homes
simply "a set "A trlp 10 q city The
Sea tile poiiec were notified ~ their
diHappeataure b. telephone this
morning
chris coamha and u. Richardson,
two men who asfe released from the
county iaii this morning, we're a
an r4auHtaaNsaN ~ fHIFkf flWFa4ffKfaa
Bafek aud remnant and are now be-
iag held IN the city jail The men
served terms in the county jail far
theft. and IN view ~ the fact that
large crowds ~ people are expected
ln Seattle duriag the Wait ~ the
president men - that typa are rot
wanted The pfisousre viii be
shown up 10 the three police patrols
today and every ufnseg on the fafee
kiven orders 20 throw them Ia lail
should they appear ou the streets AZ.
tee limited number OF hours
J " Hye has complained % size
police that be and hts ueishhofs
have been suffering during the past
few weeks from The depredatianH II
= gang OF habers " DO. he says. fres
auent the nelghhorhoad Hr reported
that clothing from wash lines and
estahlrs left outside eilpbaafdH have
been disappearing
Dr. " A Goodman ~ Aan FRAN
cisco and Max tasley. . drpgGiFt ri
this city. EaNr a complimentary din.
ueF To about a daEen ~ Seal tis :
prominent phyfeiana AZ the Rainier.
Grand iast night
u VI. LeutFfH. grand Patriarch
Of the Tacoma ,aslss - he Easamp,
Euent branch. 1 - a. =. IL this A..
tafuuon institutiik a iOdE. II ihs
fnsmaEusnt - Oils eity The cerc
moNiss are being conducted In F,fa
tsfnai hall. corner Twenty seventh
svenae and Jackson HtFnet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
COMPERS
UNAFRAID

WAaf1INQToN. II. g.. MnY Ia
President aumpefa today Expressed
hnnaalf regarding the action pf the
AaN York huiidius Trades Employ
era aud their denunriatlun nf walk
ihE delegates aaA l#ksf uHi6HH lie
nsYa the drnuucintinna nf anything
which ia right viii not bring about
changes The walking delegate iH
the business pEont Of the union act
ink Under 10 instructions like the
representative OF any business house.
lie u usually chosen fot hlH rous
aerthuan. ~ attacking him the
New York men show a hidden at
tempt % weaken the union Itself
u oumners opinion there should be
No apprehension a. Ga the outcome.
lie Thinks ell tie issues vii be
autichhlY adjusted and That common
SCENES aud reason viii prevail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
''WHY SMITH
LEFT HOME

"My wife couldn't control her
temper. - I had 10 DO Il ZOE her. .
said ~ smith. an applicant for
divorce. this morning. in telling
Judge raiifnap WIZ be wanted a
divorce from his Young wife.
That Woman han the worst tsiu
pei 1 ever saw he continued
When she Fat fsied I certainly used
to hANs fierce fiIus trying %
pacifys her
Judge Taiimsn granted she a..
kofrN
eWlths story VAS one ~ the woret
~ Is Kind heard IN she divorce
eagfts Zoe Inohths dv said bis Nifc
refused 10 bake hts bread. saying
that bakers bread Was good ennaK b
Cor her and ought % be Eaed enough
fof hsm, she also j. said 10 have
told him that " he : antsd hutfDne
Nsusd ON his clothes 60 sew them oaa
himself. Mrs. Smith DID not appear
~ eoafi 70 answer 10 her husband =
rharEra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
TWO'S COMPANY;
THREE'S 4 CROWD

Mrs Grace Wing VAS granted =
divorce from s. J. Wing IN tha su.
perior court this morning on fhs
ground Of cruelty and upfaithfsii
ness. In her complaint Mrs. Wins
alleges that eight years after their
marriage. In 1898. her husband slop-
20 with Annie Richardson. he and
Mias Richardson are alleged 10 have
lived IN the West Tor some tifne,
afieF which they returned % Maine
szi4 aapiofsE forgiveness Mrs
Wing says that she forEave them
and consented 90 eogua West with
her husband and 10 begin their mar
ried life anew. The couple had not
been here very long. the complaint
stateA before Mr. Wins grew sSest-
leas. and finally assisted on sending
for Miss Richardson.
IN WEES ~ her husbands former
relations with the Nontan. Airs. Wing
refused to have her live With them.
Mr.. Wing Il IL said. insisted his wife
vas nnieky and unreasonable. and
called her names because she would
not submit to such an IndlRnity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
sYBIL sANDERsoN peAp

PARIS. May iss--Sybii saudaraon,
the noted prtmA douna. died here this
morning shortly after 1 n'nlaek from
the effect Of stroke u paralysis
from which she has hsan sssssssssi;
for some time.
Her two sisters. Marion and Edith
we're at her bedside when abe
breather her last. Tier mother Mfs
Judge Sandefson. + confined 90 her
bed With q severe Illness
Miss aandafs0u had been uncon-
nrieus for three days. and her death
vas uot unexpected. She was 70
have been married 10 Count Tolstoi
son - the famous Russian novelist
and reformcf.
Arrangements are being made "a
hold the funeral ON Monday
Miss sanderHon was the dauEh
ter % Judge eanacrson or Oakland.
California, and was native dauKh /
ter ~ the state, receiving her eduea
ton tn Sen Francisco She wna
married % Antonio Terry. a million .
aife Cuban sugar planter. who died
leaving her a fortune OF $1,000 00o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

NEW HAVEN. May 10 When the
stsht-oaFed shell 90 the Columbia
freshmen. Ia which thex NIL raw
Yale. arrived today the afa yman
could rot deliver it On account ~ the
te0mstera strike kffty students
volunteered sneir services ana went
to the railway statto.s Nh-T- =
crowd OF drivers aud ssnnpai hiEeIs
awaited thsir cuHfiuK
The strikers tpid the students that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
LOOKING FOR
TROUBLE and GOT IT

II they attempted "a meye the shell
there would BE- tfnehle. Thu stu.
dents chcerfuitY said that that Nas
l.sss shat taaY HaHfsd.
The students drove the truck
through the streets and were
bon bartcd with ceal and deaa red
vegetables A nght started, bus ths
police arrived on the scene. dispersed
the crowd and escorted the asnaents
% the hoathanse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
WOUNDED
By BOLOMEN

MANILA. May "a ~AaxieaN from
Mindauao today rruufi that Ia 8
hatu rush Yesterday. Eauttfgl sasSs,
49, ., ss.,s- - - ssi7.f -.si :.
private harmed naftlaw were
sdaaded
General Taft eahie8 the @ar ae
BaFissrHt this morning thaf Leu
ssua4t Gresham ~ the Philippine
soiest a hniefN who was Wuuudst III
scfFs1. March ia died MAY H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
Madison psrk PavlIIon

The Morse Club (Sorwegian Scot
ETY. will give their grand annual cell
ebrBtlon ball At this popular resort
next Saturday night. May 10. 1903. I,
IL expected that about 1000 Norsemen
and their friends VIII attend this at
fair. Arrangements have been made
with the Seattle Electric company 20
have ears running until $50 a. m.
The pavilion e again under the man
aEement of W steHen. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
SPLENDID FARMS

TWENTY FIVE ACRES Within a
mile and half 0f Kent. on she main
esuuty road all cleared. good or
ehar1. first-ciass S-rp1m house.
good barn. ) had u stock. horse.
wagon. etc $50 chickens ineubNt-
or and broodeS. Il II all in crops.
and altogether one Of the prettiest
and best places IN the vicinity ~
Kent. and you can havs u FOR $500
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES
-15 acres cleared. good s-rpofn
house. barns: good large oreb-
ard splendid water. u head -
stock: 3 horses. wagons hne
creamery separator farming I'M
piementa u All kinds: esdAH tim
Der enough on the place 10 pay for
r.. you can have this place for
ts590. on terms 20 suit you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
GAY STUDENTS
UP FOR TRIAL

NEW York. May ie The trial OF
four students accused ~ haaauitiuE
workman NAMED Milne. came up
this morning Hush Knox. son 81
the attorney general 81 the United
States, was released BY the psunscu-
tipui ~ u Mas proven that 10 was
acting a. peacemaksrs Young
Harvey WAS discharged on the same
9fomdB WaIdeide@ Taft. a nephew
of Governor Taft. aud Edward
White were held for trial Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

Mrstery still surrounds the md
tuG of the body 20 the murdered baby
Eirt AZ chs foot Of blanchard street
Thursday The coroner ysnteFfay
4scertafned that the baby had bsen
murdered but no clue Aas been found
regarding the Identity Of the mar
a~rer
The iitils body II being held ~
the Honney. Watson mefszs and Niil
mot be buried until Monday. Cor.
onar Hoys stiil has hopes that somr
one who save the baby during IT, isfs
wiil appear - tha noFgus and ifsn
tlfy ~, ns happsDsd In the famoan
Underwood eass. AZ Ballard tsnissz
iss bsssir - idsnt1fisd. no Inquest VIII
80 held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

New Have Finest Tsilsrsns Ess.b
iishrisns IN Seattle

irving q Cannon. the we'll known
and popular taiiors. are moving to-
day from the rooms they have 50
long occupied IN the Colonial block.
70 the ground aoor store. I'll Column
hia street. adjoining Boston hank
starting about 10 years ago IN a
small way they have. by earnest.
paiuHiaking, honorable methods.
built NJ one ~ the largest businesses
% this kind IN the Pacific coast. The
new store "a deliberately Decorated
and nttcd with lates, nxturrs for
displaying euods their work rooms
are model ~ neatneHs. with up-to-
date appliances and warkmen to
turn out hiEh~srade tailoring ~ Love =
est pussinle prices with a designer
aud cutter who puts character alth
style 70 every garment. IlY Hpe-
eial arrangement with n leading i'm
porter. Irving a Cannon arc enabled
to show the newest weHges and de-
slKas here immediately With Eastern
leading teiiarn They viii be ready
Tor business Monday $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

Demurrets % the grand jury IN.
dictmsnts against Stephen Meek and
Dell i.ampuau were oterruled b.
Superior Judge BELL this morning.
The LaFnpuan Indictment Was de-
INJURED 70 because OF alleged failure
Of the Indictments Ia state facts auf.
fieieut TO constitute 4 es.ffss. Hs.k.
formerly tax collector, IL charged
wish having @sfstsssi-st 1isS sflsIJlf \
funds. aud f.aupman ls charged
With exhibiting obscene pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
HEIR TO ss.0oo.poo
fao@etaf "a Th, etarl

PORTLAND. or. May George
A. Allen, confined IN the county jail
here awaiting ssufsua. t. the q
Tertiary for forging q - cheek. re
ceivsd word this morning that HIS
father. a weaithy lumbafman Of
Honolulu. had died. leaving an es-
tate valued At o.. 0go. 600. Allen IL the
sole heir. TIE notification ~ the
death Of the elder Allen was re-
ceivsd b. the sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
CAN GET DIVORCE

SIOUX FAILS. May is-laFs. TO.
land Naiineus eouspist,,d stx
mpbthY residence hers fhis morning
and u nos at liberty 10 begin 81.
sorNe proceedings
ALBANY, ~ =. MAY ts Roland
Aallnsas has begun action 70 sscufs
the renewal Of hts phntneFa nhH and
measurements from fhe tirftiii,on
burvNn ~ the states prison. AfEu.
uents pefp heard before Justies
Hos srds al Troy. tbla morning The
attorney general held them 20 be 4
pafs - tbs pghiis record n the case
10th sides wsfe given two weeks q
submit brisfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
WEALTHY VAeRANT

Emile Marchand had lively row
with a woman ia the Detroit house
on Second avenue south. early this
morning. and landed IN the city
JAIL. The dispute between Mar
ehand and the woman grew 80 heat
81 that the police were called ~
and an officer sent the man 70 the
city JAN on a charge OF yaRrancy.
when searched az the station. he had
tI25 IN his possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
DON'T LIKE aUIDI

ROME. May is@Ths Philippine
frlars demand the recall ~ Arch
bishop 0eldi. apostolic dsiesats 70
the Islands. claiming that no eflaniy
embraces tha American cause
aeatnat them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
LECTION

SOFIA. May IA dispatch re-
lroiNed here Today states that the
inauirsction la East Macedonia IL in
full ewing Wholesale arrests have
bees made IN many villages. The
mountains ate full IT fugltigeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
Alliance SAFE

=. (, ss,ss =. - $3.50 =
=. ~ q lr--.-'is - =. stHy fd.-s
fhe uayf department resolved a dlHs
faaiea ffuns Neffesk this morning an
nuuueing che arrival q fhs tfainius
ship Alliance. for Whleh nsath
anxirty has heen felt. she Vas two
weeks overdue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

Rev. John OVAL, the presiding
elder for the swedish NJ. p. church
IN the Northwest. arrived ~ the city
yesterday to attend church matters.
He lost a subscription iist for the
swedish NJ. y, church IN Tacoma.
The finder win please mail same 20
Rev. John oval. 1912 So. N street.
Tacoma. Wash. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
MICkEY'S DENIAL

LINCOLN. Neh.. May ie-gey.
eFber Mickey sInphatiealiT denies
the siartaa published through a press
association yesterday 10 the sffect
that ~ has been offered = hribe IN
consideration 81 hts nakiug certAin
sIAte apInintInsnls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
THE INCREASE IS
DiSPROPORTfONATE

TOPEKA. kAn.. May ia-Ths
stats Labor commissioner report.
issued to-day. shows that since ieaa
wages IN Kansas have Increased
cnif ls4 Ter eenfs. y haie thr eout Of
iiriiE has Increased more than 90
per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
ANOTHER TRIAL

GLASGOW. May ~ Gaiss along
shs clyde today effsctnaily preclude
further tfiRis ~ the two Shamreciza.
They have been directed 20 Nait un-
az AoadaT before rsftttsnK for tie
pcaan trtr. az ore rrtafs trial spln 60
Test the Hes sails - needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
CAR ACCIDENT

MARION. Ind. May ie six per-
HoEs wsFs probably fatally injured
b the dsfaillus - an ufefufban
electric car this uloFniaE The car
Jeff the raisH while rounding a curve
at high speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

The largest excursion Of the sea
son VIII take place sunday, May ~.
7 y isssssg-ss ssssH iJdy 81 Independence
Will be celebrated az Paulsbo. Boats
leave Pier II s 20, $40. 10 70 rad
1870 a. m. Fare. soc round trip.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
EXPLOSION
HURTS SX

FTcw YORK. May fs.-sis per-
sass NeEe Injured b. an ext lonian
or 30 yacht NArah0ud IN the North
rtysS, to-day. one - thoHr injured
is tau. Jennie Uiis.nh. asnsr - the
nat. she 10 probably fatally IN
fufed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

sunday Il visiting day ct the q. \.
navy yard. This IL an ideal trim,
Boats leave Pier 2 at .. 10 and n IL
a. m. l. 5, 2 20, T. 20. g 10 and 1
u. M. aaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

The largest cNcursian 81 the sea
The Norwegian Day 81 Independence
aon win take place sunday. May III
win be celebrated al paulsho Boata
leave Pier 2 at > 80. . 30. 10 30 and
lii30 a. NJ Fare zoe round trip
aHk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

The largest oarHrrion ~ ihe sea
Hon vii take nlace Sunday May a.
Tho Norwegian Day of Independence
win he celebrated 80 pnuiabo iianta
ssNe pier g nt &C., 30. 10 80 and
II 30 a. ~, i'arr. soc r9und Tip
aHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

Many. yesterday. as they selected
their suits. maryolied at the values
they we're getting. HiRh grade
suits, 1880. Toxins. Singermau 4
Co.. Lumber Exchange building, cor
uer Second avenue and Seneca. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
SHE WILL REF/T

SEW YORK. May is-The Bsh.
auce reached City island this morn.
ing She viii be hauled out this AZ
tefnueu and repaired 81 Giencevs
She viii rscs next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
Eagles. s,.sn,iont

Memorial services viii be held BY
Seattle aaris. No 4. p. o. ". on sun
day. May IL. 1904. at 30 o. m. AT
The aefie. All Eagles are requested
20 attend
ilY order Of IRVING WARD.
Worthy President.
Attest FRANK DOwB.
Worthy Secretary.
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
STRIKERS LOSE

MONTREAL. Que. May if-Tha
tfafpsters called their strike OF to-
day The employers rrfuso to hire
any Of the strike leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
ASKS 10000 FOR
FRACTURED SKULL

Clarence McMaater nlnd a suit IN
tke superior court this tnofnin <
aEainst the Northern Pacific Rail-
way tvtmpanY to rpeoyrr ahc zoe for
alleged personal injuries sustained
while employed aa nNman by the
defendant
~ a detective valve. the engineer
lcst control ~ the engine ON which
the piantin waa wofklug. rs a re-
suit he uiatms thar the train MAS de-
vailed near Tacoma
MaNIaaicfs was thrown 60 the
gfVand and bis skull badly fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17

Powdered sulphur. paFest, Rof u %
Crcam Tartar. purcSs, per u Use
Phillips MIN Naknesis. per bottle &,
srssssss sssestsrssr# tsttsrsfaff. fste
Absorbent Cotton. pound packages
sa4sassasts ssssssass Fssvs resfas tf Toe
Carriers t.ithia Tablets. S3c size ass
Raa Cross BABY Powder. Sc sias.
ssssts.s sstssssttss sssttsttsts e ANe
Red Cross Sanativs Soap. Tor deli
cate skin, sac cakes s.,st.s.... t lie
Roxer a Gallst's nvnirifice. 10 sl1e
asaaasas sssfaass g. stsr 81 90 t8e
Psaaaufn Kaee Powder. 800 siae 3oe
Melxiaa Cream. sac siHc ,srs,s,., 3Se
Hers Pure Malt Whisky. SIS bot
ties sssssssssst tssasstss ssss 80 roe
Syrup Figs with Sweet caEcara. rs
Murine Eye Water. sc bottles. aoe
Carriers Headache Hromo. acc stae
saaassasss HHasstssfs HtssaestF Fs Ate
Carriers Dyspepsia Tablets 30 slse
s+srtfrs tsss+sH a.fs sstsfsFa sst1 Ste
Graduates IA Pharmacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-17
4AK1 soTu

~ rau kna@ gaea afs sutitisa n Ez1 arr~s
- ur Eisuh s-tlNsds HAals sNHshsf
ntaH ~ ~ansH. Fiakis ~ staaFissi aHt
49, ufes fhs ~ ~ - sssfa - fsaffs5
NHsfe Faa live shaFH II fakah - astle
Feaa eaa tHF ION 81 = Ftsfi AHRE. -
sfleh aTaas1ff faH NEEn FAY tsFN s.
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