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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

of the Csnuissicn are yet TO Be
heard from.
Secretary Of the Interior Hitchcock |
maintains that he has long bsea Ia !
miI,sr with the situation and tint' be !
has ben conducting an investigation
ever since last Msy ss result Of which
number Of minor officials have been
dismissed from the service. but II is a
noteworthy fact that within the past
week the Secretary has called upon
the members Of the Commission to
explain their connection with the
companies referred 10 and that. by
order Of the President. two commits
sioners are about to be appointed 20
investigate the scandals involving the
departments OF Justice and the In
terror aud the Dawes Commission.
While Secretary Hitchcock is not
altogether frank in discussing the
situation, IL appears that he made
trip through the territory last May
in company with his private secre-
tary and sn Indian inspector, J.
George Wright. and that the Secre-
tary. whose confidence in Wright ap-
pears implicit, believed all that
Wright told him 10 believe and dis
credited all that Wright told him TO
discredit. Subsequent events have
revealed the fact that Wright is him
self interested in one Of the land
companies 80 that il is not altogether
surprising that the Secretary failed
to gain n correct knowledge Of the
facts. No one doubts the integrity
Of the Secretary. but even his friends
cannot deny that be has been duped.
Reports concerning the Panama
canal treaty continue TO improve,
very encouraging feature Of the stu
alton being the fact that Dr. Herran,
the Colombian charge d'affairs here.
has been instructed 10 subscribe 10
a press clipping service and send to
the Colon bian Congress all the clip
pings received. As many Of the
American papers. on receipt Of the
report that the Colombian Senate
had rejected" The treaty. published
articles showing that any amend
ments meant the failure Of the con-
vention and that should the treaty
fail the President would be compelled.
under the provisions Of the Spooner
amendment. 20 Immediately open ne
gotiations with Nicaragua and Costa
Rics. Il l. believed that a large as
sortmcnt Of American press clippings
cannot but have salutary effect ON
the Colombians and may result IN
the ratification of the convention as
b negotiated.
The esgerness Of "sooncrs" TO 10
cate the valuable spots in the Uuitab
and Ouray Indian reservation. which
is 90 he opened up 20 settlement IN
October 1904. has uecessitatcd "a,
calling out Of troops to assist the Ia
dian agent aud the lndian police IN
b maintaining order Captain VIM A
3D. Mercer. the Indian Agent. advise,
, the Secretary Of the Interior OF th
] situation and he Immediately re
b Questcd the War Dedartmcut 60 sen,
d an officer and detail of troops from
e the cavalry squadron at Fort Du
b ohesne 90 the scene Major Wilson
% Immediately complied with the re
d quest aud the soldiers are now on th
, ground. The knowledge that th
{ reservation contains valuable minera
. deposits ~ the occasion Of the auNiet
, 20 locate claims.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

bin. Ky. mS@s pastoral call on Friday
last and Rev. Father Augustine entsr-
tanned his Reverence IN the sb<enes Of
Father Vincent.
Our schoo, opens ON Nondsy, SeptsD-
her 5Eh. with the following elected corps
Of teachers. Miss Grace Adams principal
and Misses Martha Miller and Annie Bro
gan sssistsnfs. The term will be nine
month, and parents Who neglect to send
their children Of school sge. IN order that
they may enjoy the advantage OF sduca-
tion brought right 10 their door. arc GER
tsinly devoid Of natural parental affection.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

little THU coal. These lands have
been bought For development aud not
for speculation. aud when in fall
operation there will be no enterprise
Of the kind equal to il in the world.
and all that territory is directly
tributary to Cincinnati. We will
have both the river. which is tribu-
tsry to the Ohio. and the railroad for
shipping facilities. "--CipcinnGfi En-
o,ffrr~.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
$4,000 ACRES
OF Coal Land Has Been Pur-
chased by the Northern
Coal and Coke
Company.

Officers OF the great Northern Coal
sad Coke Company. p. l.. Kimberly.
the multimillionaire iron man, OF
Sharon, Penn. President: former
United States Senator }. n. Camden.
multimilliouaire. Of West Virgins.
Vice President; +. a. Dinley. CHI
csgo. Secretary; George c. Howe.
millionaire iron and oil operator.
Duluth; Robert Newton, capitalist,
Chicago; Spriggs Camden, West
Virginia. and John G. c. Mayo. Of
Paiatsville, Ky. and Others, were in
a long conference At the Grand Hotel
concerning the vast domain Of cooking
coal. timber and oil isads they have
purchased in Eastern kentucky.
1--WE have already acquired $780,
GOO acres Of choice lands in Ken.
tneky," said Senator Camden, land
We are continually taking in more
territory. aud we are getting resdy
Tor active development as soon as the
extension Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad reaches us at the
Breaks Of Sandy River which will
be next sammer."
II have purchased every foot OF
the S50. 900 acres for the company.
remarked John c. {. Mayo. Sin the
very heart Of one Of the very bes,
coke snd coal aseas on earth, il not
the best. considering its immensity
and compacsness. chiefly ia the eonn
ties Of Jobnsos. Pike. Floyd aai Let.
cher. with some ia Perry and Leslie
We have the cream q the field and a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03
FROM OLA.

Cofrr,p undcucs Of The His Stone Gar rosr-
Ola. Kr., Aug. 3i.-Nictoria Adams is
very low with consumption at this time.
The Teachers Institute will be held a.
Whiteshurg beginning on the 3lst
Lucas town IL on a "hoom" with p. NJ.
Bates as proprietor Of a large store aud
steam say and grist mill.
DR.. John Collins Is building large
store house near the mouth OF Camp
Branch.
The infant child of wash Adams is
very low ~ this time, and an are doubtful
OF its recovery.
Burdinc Webb is making frcqocnt visits
20 "Bic Ncls'" here Of late Wonder
what the attraction isl suppose he Is
afraid some OF the boys will beat his time
HArultK.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

W. certainly appreciate beyond
expression she hearty support given
the posI by the good PEOPLE OF Wise
County There 3. not ueighhor-
hood in the county that is not visited
each week by the Posr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

THH promoters ofthe 81 Louis Ex-
Posision are iseonng with an exss-
I-essting proposition. aud one which
threatens 10 interfere to ccpsidcr-
able extent with the attendance at
the lair next year. The city has sol
long time been IA the grasp Of 4
horde OF railroad ticket scalpers, aud
the legislature fsiled 70 give any re.
lief in this liae Daring the last ses.
slon. aud no~ she rsilros3s sbso-
lately refuse % make any better rate.
70 the fair thau The nsaal exear.ion
prices. Il scslrer. are permitted 60
continue during ihe fair. The couu-
try At large Is sufficiently interested
in the sueeess Of the exPosi,iaa to De
snsad that some arrangement be made
whereby the lowest possible rates
viii be granted By the roads.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

II Is stated that the railways Of
Crest Britain. although the most
crowded 10 the world. have not caused
n single death Tor several months
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

TnE Northern Goal aud Coke Com
psny has acquired $4,000 acres Of
coal land in Eastern Kentucky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

Turur lis total Of .505.992 freight
oars in use ia the United States. with
an aggregate capacity Of s2,292.9I1
tons. or an average capacity Of 20
tons.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

OSE year from now and We will be
in the midst OF another presidential
election.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

TnE water question is still leading
all other questions in Big Stone Gap
We want water; more water and
still more water.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

A. exchange very truthiuuy saws
that clesnliness IL next to Goodness.
What an ideal world this would be
il cleanliness were the rule every.
where and in eserything-cleau
houses. clean streets. clean bodies
clean hearts. clean accounts aud
clean characters.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

TnF average lite Of ~ aud 81 bills
from issue to redemption as mutt
lated currency l. little over two years.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

], the present council viii remedy
our water supply aud gives as sutii-
Glen, quantity of good pure water foi
all purposes every citizen in the
town will feel under everlasting obi.
CATIONS 60 thcm We believe they
will ln i.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

Nrw NoHK has abandoned the
sprinkling wagons The water is
being forced out Of some Of the trust
stocks and is flooding the town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

THE mex, battieship to be built By
thu United States will cost 81. SOC.
ooo. and will embody the latest ri
omphs Of naval engineering skill
The sim viii be 90 make il the most
powerful wac vessel ia the world j
will be called the Connecticut.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

NEGOTIATION now pending may
result IN a s5o.o0o.oo0 purchase by
the United States Steel Corpora
ton oi the entire wet irou mines in
Laplsnd, ssii 90 be toe largest and
richest iron mining ,rsct ia ih,
world.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

THr Baltimore & Ohio is having
plans prepared Tor a giant locomotive
10 be used on the heavy mountain
grades as a helper. This suthorits-
tive information ~ given: Designs
are unde, consideration for an srticu-
lated locomotive Of extra large size.
No contract has been awarded, IS al
the details have rot been worked out
definitely. An that can be said Is
that The new locomotive viii weigh
$50 tons. or 100000 pounds. with
.,esm pressure 81 235 pounds to the
square inch. and will have FIVE pairs
OF driving wheels. or fourteen wheels
in ST." This. IL Is believed. will be
the largest locomotive in service on
any Eastern road. The largest one
ia service on the Baltimore & Ohio
weighs 10000 pounds aud carries
los pounds Of steam pressure 10 the
square inch. The explanation Of an
articulatcd locomotive is that il Il
of ioiutcd construction and aocommo.
dates itself 20 the curvature OF IN,
track. instead Of being rigid
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x.rss or Apvrsr,sise-

The above rates are for sssndiss advertise
uents only.
~Lec.l kpvrrrisrrrSrs vii b eharg-
81 for Il ne rate ~ cents PER tine for eses
Insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

Iris stated that the everglades Of
Florida are Co be drsined. thereby
rescuing 100000 acres OF good. rich
land from the swamp where il has
been submerged So long As oui
knowledge of ihe peninsula rccuis.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

Tnr estimates On the corn yield Of
1903 vary wi'hie aide range.
Some g she prophets pot !, as high
a. 1850. ooo. 900 ba.hsl., from the
prss>et outieok While Others brig i,
kslow the 2.ooo. 100000 live. The
Ges~v~mess'- fsuses sn z.2ss. ece..
80 hasi<ls. IL 1904 The corr yic'd
~ l.szs. 80. 100 k.'sAel~. . ee~-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-09-03

A Federal judge in St. Louis has
rendered decision in which he holds
tina, the Western Union Telegraph
Company has legal right to dis
charge employees for belonging 20
unions. or to discharge them FOR nc
reason at all. II no contrast exists.
and that the company is within the
law when it places the names Of dis
charged employees on the blacklist
and furnishes the list 70 others for
their information. The decision will
be heavy blow TO organized labor,
which has always eontended that 9
corporation has no such right 20 dis
charge an employe unless he had
been guilty Of some special infrsction
Of the rules Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
WY THIS LETHaRcY9

every che land
that the public nclnet th eNfe
in ees pia that arHsfie1 instance
80 Ear ts ctN eanvrai Witch the question
81 establishing municipal satbsse hns ieat with
Tho leihaev afdris 90 have
Fastened either tie e government as
well The dofohng pai sullivan apparently etrn
edotscd bv city Epsnter Thomson
Tho matter
T. uhtat dees aked why DE has dome
matthias ana masnaeh pube The ruhtcs sh 20
an immediate sad decisive b ved Into question
Tho method dosps the ds refuse has lately been
characterized hY hd public dsaaee seattle
The conditions THAI prevail srtse dump almost tesar
description beyond referring Ia "a
matter. te
council nothing. tu does no,htuE
To impartial observer ookN eoancl haa SOME
sinister ereaeef4
plainly stating the The eSisenes 20 disgrace
DISGRACE rests
those while hasng the DO nothing toward
nd
the council have
lfu certainty that she people win
eady burden taKnrd the creeon q
base
IS problem whose with the
al but she people and Dc them
doctde
The asked safeguard the srpsa s'oaey bat
20 public HONEST doubt should busvf
councilman the s1sisabty Of municipal
Is a public az
= required 10
psopc this
opposed
able councils Tor lnasiion
cen N nfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
PROSPERITY WREcKING

sooa nsafed with the uey win which
The rers hat the
business wors stated ues rhsr eoty pretty vel ore cut
hY hsso<Y AMI senessy sd the public
feel
The e while
while sun
We tsok prosperity unnatural vel
ephanerai condition. actus that iasa. make
a sencrai
get 4 &
xst halt hang
Ana thus contribute speedy destFaetee
Far years ruualnR
seeetel ovsranitasd
showed until unnuuoed bssnces checked
top ana uaas uion dollars
suddenly
People al ufr
While che she feeling
na-ai o. 81
-.+
perty.
Aat dsailnFs With precisely
Warh likely - check. ultimately n
The Eaubiinr la
sfrugsie between
neryatas every f
people
prosperity by
a. sash. Haaks saeA E#s We aaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
GREATER THAN A KING

ctarss1 Hoaaparte ualfnuFa"
That . q,
Ne eriinafy American ritn without desire n
living rraerns = a SOC and as
ssryse
faz
his vi,als fte satisfied 70 be eald
American h t+hsys
had rath Mr. Honsart naI'eFe nanapsro
corsea"
Ell uaM
u Fsr
uhie essrythiuE
Fate ha became Mr baHape q Fa he tried Heain
Bsuapsrts Il
busfHsss petsrea
th aasaess
D. 10 3 q a repubfs
s;saF has tn~u
BE without
ths ktad
Charley. Old
Would rather b. ar honafsfs Bnaparts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
.NNRNAMkW
E TENNIS

THE ffth annual taHnla toutna
mrut rot tHe state 6hamniouHhip
opened iu this city thiH mureing
Players from Viftnfia. 1nsama and
Spokane ute entered. Hnd the eaH
test promises 10 hrina forth SOME
brilliant plHfing
iha hopes 81 tha local club fsHfsfH
ia H T. ituHsrt Hha ia Ht present
playing an extraordinarily fine game
III is recognized. however shat iu
puNvii ct Victoria and fFromHnl
ihH california rNprrt. hr viii have
the strongest ~ opponents aud "a tf
De ~ ili have 90 eHefgian the Hreateat
care aud skill " be wins from rltiiar
of ihru
The tournament concludes We'd
naaisY ~ nazt week rl1g eiii be-
SITS daily u no O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
ANCIENT JOE
WINS 4 FIGHT
csoYNsSi PUTS NICK eURLEY
TO SLEEP IN EieAr ROUNDS
At DAWSON

uAW son. ass. With isn
swing a. Sirh Hurieya elongated
ffN. ni1 ice Chafutsf pas hiu davu
ard aut bette. iaHf nlHht The tKht
y euf eight fnmH1F ard fhefe waa
aofaalhfaH ddEnE al fhn time
Cho3nahi bad t. lnlah fhe fkhi iu
fhs fret part or lose an ehanee n
ErtffnK if Burnley auuiH have bad
the best ~ 80 same bad tue fight
lasted more Than De- feuuaa
Hufiur put up scientific fight
= hnH ChuYnski waited f0F his
ehHnee. ard eNarY Tins he act Rn
Opening lst 80 a telling blow re
took considerable punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
BONITA
WON CUP
CAPT. FAY's YACHT cAPTuRue
CARNIVAL TROPHY

-. - ...>.-s ...:-4 =
FaY sur tha carnival fsee IL firsf
class Yaehta YfstefiaF afiaHHaoH.
1ahlHE tHe rHh &c d. mHsa Is two
HnHes tive HtuHteH me 1frea was
ascaat sFasaiHs tha Nhssh Hns 81
ginafes iatrr Tie kHlrie came
n~N6 The ffenftFfta and fAflla
fa tisH Ger last 4lars
2sHeu Aurnafa. ~ fhe carnival
zfamas laHt afeHt. presented aliFra
euIz s. capt Fay % che Bonita ana
cart Feffia 81 the LINDA.
Yesterdays fnee aaa very Hafs
e=aafni Two other trisiz had been
usaie bot reu stsd eaims prevented
= flash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
PRINCE HENRY GONE

aauael- rli q W sestIle aa5 I
ia-tlFfa 70 hnd Prince Henry 10
GROVE 81 belgium. LEFT inHi night for
Republic. Prince Henry goes - see
ehinf insenf in hofh be hes taken
the lferiIaH interest ~ the s9n
'elurinn ~ hia visit ha VIII tpni %
aa bis Journey 90 the Past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
ALLEGED FUGITIVE

nasfs = Mcconnell. alleged o. he
NsHfri H uea Maines. Ia Tor rfus
haa = HaHsf HAH affsataH Lara niahf
- Faffairisf Bryant and is ROW IN
the cisF fafi
MftnHaeu r. aAeEFa "a have Al
rWufAfai $500 hainneiuE - 49,
Is iHnfihH Ice Nrrau company hefs
erai Gays hHa CHER NuIlVan learn
20 through trffHf that tie e.
aaH la aentt#H and the arrest w.
matH last might + 81 earected ttaf
au tau ufursr uin b. hers ID a
Tea taFa arfsf The pFisnurr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
ESCAPED
FOUR DESPERATE CRIMINALS
sRUAs JAIL At COLUMBUS.
o. BY rsg Ato Of FRIENDS

COLUMBUS. a.. Aug lewis
Harmon. convicted ~ hfst degree
mursier Eeitsr hnd HpHiat. hnmf
thlefet and fsYiHR fafasf. escaped
Ffom the usuHf8 iaii thfs warninE
hf sautaH fhe hafH. HrssafaahiE
eifh tools euluHsir in hY friends
ii afHnn a fau atsa $50 az anied
fWet8s by euflug h.s af4afiee with
- aa glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

Frenchmau went 70 the mat before
Joe Waicutf. but be- was fighting al
its pounds. iu This - be slii make
but Us. an8 Al that weight u said
to be fighting terror
Johnnie Hltchie and Al smith win
80 oa Tor q i1-round preliminary
An s-ruund 60 wli b. fought b.
tween Harry kfAntz sud uan aaili-
van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
NOTICE

Our charges are foF material oniy
Ths ouif college uaiuH an absolutely
painless pfaesss secret and sEcsas
sfFs with us
FAEE~pAinssss z strsetina, Pain
less Fiillae. Painless opsrstinp.
THIS Il not : coilsss Ter stuass<s--
nans az rfuplnyrd - admitted. our
stha Il eaHaEassd u dsutists 81 iess
experience ~ha cane here q p=ffeet
themselves 10 cur latest Eeisnuas
ussfhuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
JOE KUHH'S PicNic

1aiKe Joe Kuhn. ploHser $40 for
TIE past 60 Feafa has given hi=
ola ff.eHds ltamhaaa each aamz
naHH haH senf uut uuiaue notices.
fiff-H ira Chinook iaFsaH. stating
thsf o. aip slRr his meEf oid Hats
tiers piEnic August o.. an THE CMfHs
.laM .aIl.I ..ar fl.fl Tnnu.eII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
W 3. Husehiosou CO. sbir, ssls. q

W 3. Hutchinson CO. shirt Sale. 81
a man r. foolish 20 buy 3 regular
81 % Shirt FOR ti06. when he can
secure r. standard Wilson Bros. per-
Gale ~ Madras shirt Of the : 30 OF
ff75 quality Tor Siea.
w. u Hut hinHon Co. cor of Gee
und and Union street. are selling q
Shirt for 500 with two pairn of
cuffs You cannot secure two pairs
Of cuffs elsew here for less than $50.
terms -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
FIGHTERS
READY
NOSE LAronrlsE AND THg
DIXIE KID" WELL MATCHED

Nose I.afontlse and the Dixie
Kid" who are ready 20 enter the
ring AZ the Grand Opera house
Monday night. are the best matched
fighters who have carae together In
Seattle for some time The kid r.
a clever two-hauded Fighter. He
has a punch Ia either hand and can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

Nsry pretty Hifi l. The youngest 81
the three dauahlFfH ~ 4. n Letter.
the thfeAFn HiliiAnhtff. ~ ha ICES
resides tn Washington
TIE i.Hliess haNH q private eaf ami
ufiNtte yacht aad ara probably
ths susatesf travellers II The = srid
Misa naisi anlY 49, aHilf returned
ffsH tae fsmaHH Hvi'en turhar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

VIII make reduced iatea % the t1st
on August iHth. 18Th. a1th Hnf aslh
ali 81 AL T. rIfY office HHnitle. 10y
all naftirutHrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

no g. f.Hnt over the Northern Pa.
Uiur. az FrY loss rates ~ krta un
sale August 18th. 18th, gath and
adth l. A Nadaau. general aHeHt
aaattis sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08
Asysszs 9 sTrs.. ..-...-
s1.00 ROUND TRIP S1.00
SECOND ANNUAL
Seattle Press Club Excursion
The ksss. cemnodievs ard SPEEDY
AnussMEnrs
STEAMER cLALLAM

VIII isaea Haattle Optsr No. I. foot
af YeAnf4 aa So a. IA on Thurs.
tay. August - for a daylight TIP
da#m the Sound. sith thfsn hours
AZ MhatsssHl. rs uffing 20 seattle ca
time fof lasf cats Music ulll De
rfas ldsd Meals On beard MAY Re
Id for - per plate
an lha tfiH dozen The ttatlam VII
nssa MeaaaN polut. Aukiitaa. Wild
- faisne esamaaa Island g~ifrg
faf4nH. sf.aaaffsH ana chaekanut
nAr. running in the HHiefs % Faf.
hfasa HassaHe. Deception Pes. Ii
aafir Strait snd HeinnHhan Ray
The raising ~ s fiHH trap for fhe
...... - 49,. - -. - sI..= 80
= faafuHa ~ fhe stop near NHHtdnzn
WstufniHa. fhs cts#Aafn passes Lnfa
nal iaisnd Cypress Island. aurfHe4
Island. Auifh's Island and the iris ..
ss5iaF saftra - Qualifications AZ Al
mIfsifY Maks MaFFnsst0ua fufnt
ara ralat WILSON The crossing 80
Are straits mHi he b. moonlight.
auh fhs return g. seattle VIII ~ -
Admiralty iuiet
Tickets ans atatHFocWa may -
h4d ~ thu office ~ she Puget sound
Sasiz@fIaa Company. - F-*s; st=a
usaa
&c m nNllAn Y1fo g m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-08

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