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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
PRETTY JAPANESE GIRL
WITH ROMANTIC PAST
IS NOT TO BE FOUND

ksaru Namataya. = pretty - year
oil Japanese Eirl Tho vas FFesutiy
erdered departed - the federal "a
thefities under the cunffatH Islasf
laws has tnyHtrriouaI dlsH urs1fe.i
fHam this city ana tha iufnrl gralian
Inspectors and the customs hr e. 81
fieefa have been unable to nlsa tHs
slightest clue 10 her whsrrah.Hab
shr VAS released ff,fm rifatasf fas
her awu feVsNnisance aHlisa 49,
appaAi 81 her vase O. "a uik e1ff
When last heard frum ~ TIE }wtsest.
officials she WAS AZ thn crifaen|ien
home. AZ nuniap where she Nas
placed ssalnrdiatsiy aft~F her affsst
fef BEING hirksiiy la ~ counfry
No restraint hAt been placed urHn
her and as she Ia not in lhs home
Ter reformation. she vsa1 allowed ca
cafua and - as she piraassi shs
EFT the inatitutiau ahnut a wsek
aea day before the Officials knew
OF the higher courts decision uetsr-
inE her immediate deportation sud
Il 4 gkauEif that ln sume Say her
Iananese ffiends gcs wind Il the
decision AMI spirited hsr away.
Tha siFi aar{8 20 this rsFautfy assh
her uacte. N NaunstaYa. in iFai I'm
sgefiateiy after their arrival Nama
taNa Vas arrested by the authorities
"a a charge of having brought
ktara 10 The countfy for ifnmnfal
PURPOSES. but Was found not guilty
by = federal jury,
On the day following her arrest.
arrangements we're made 10 send
kaaru back g. her parents ON the
same boat or whiEh she had arrived.
xaAfAYa employed Martin. loslYn a
kseaa as he astusnes=. =aa a vii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

n habess corpss was prucered Ths
xiri was sent to The Cgtitenisn hnuss
until the matter 81 hsr dapestatlon
should - passed upon
kanru II kaown q b. ths dnaattSs
Of a japanese family ~ distinction
and hiNhpas caste, Nks n an arts
tuerat FROM tire top ~ hsr iittls
BLACK had to the tips % her tlug
tres. and l. more than passing fair
she t. Possessed % the Kind q :
caupia bon that nua reads ahoat ia
tapA aaas ronaArscen.
Her story. az sha told u % Mr.
keans. her attorney. 10 very inter
sa4ins ard m4kes sfiknY modern los e
stories look commonplace kaoru
says she does not URnt 10 80 bas !
- her people and her native band
because she IL IN love with a youu !
Japanese of lover rank than hsF
own. who hes follow "a her 20 this
city.
In Japan. she says. her naFeafs Re-.
fused % alipN her 90 have snYthiuF
10 10 with hnr lower and. in fact.
sent her 20 Seattle because they
we're afraiA ahs was falling in hove
mith an ln@lixtbis party. Thar
wished her to marry a nasn % hss
oNu station.
Love finds a way however and
the Japanese Romeo iaft hie ffienin
and business tn japan 20 follow his
az ss=s - ths 80 sz--n-sy riirse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
II. {. Prick
IN CITY

Henry g rridh. formerly % part
nee II Andrew Carnegie and at pres
rnt a leading director coy the United
States steel corporation. arrived in
the city last night from California.
tta II accompanied by hts wife aud
littin daughter and J a. Ha1lnR
a New York banker.
Mt Prick sayH his yisit 10 Rca tie
and the gnust has un business HiHs
uifleanfr q n merely one Of rest
and recreation The fafHillea ~ many
EASTERN milliauuifes have been at
Santa narhaHa. cal for some weeks
iaHi During the last week how
ever neafiF all have returned Go
the FaHt. and Mr. Ffipk n now ON
route home
Mf Hriak who was here 81 1883
Hara he ia aHfaniHhed nt the msfvei-
euB rapidly of the growth ~ this
eng. lie says he knows N no city
that has made such great progress.
and he predicts a great future Tor
,ee9ltle
EafiY hts morning the party took
a carriage ride areupa the city, A.
p a'etaah Mt Ffickss private car.
Islenram. waa attached o. this can.
saisn Pacific overland train ana the
Journey Fast resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
T0nCv WAS ONLY A LITTLE DOG
tUE ID BUT HE CAUSED HIS
OWNER ov NaRy A BIG BUNCH Tn ri AME

This is tale of a dos who had
- many owners he didn't know what
70 do. Yet he l. only a little doe -
90 fact. the smallest - all The small
doEH exhibited at the annual bench
show Of the seattle Konnsi club now
ia progress at the Armory.
The dogs real ownor IL Julius Levy
q well known dos fant isr ~ Walla
Walias~at ieast both the dog and
levy thought 80. Hut there were
OthAra
Yesterday. when Julius took Topsy
out Tor walk on Second avenue IN
the hfaethE air, an elegantly dressed
woman HNoopsd down ON the little
uafalende, and with many rjacuih-
tons 81 adfuiraaiau and endaa rmsns.
Eathsrsd TonsY into her arms. and
betW cen oaTeaHca asked julius N be
wished Ia cell the little dear"
Upon rvesiYinE a negative answer.
she forthwith claimed the doc Tor
her own. much 10 Sc rctl owners
ehagfia and Indignation. HiH pro-
tsHis proving Of no avail he follow
cd ths woman. who gave hoe mama
As afz. J. HsminWsy. e. her h0Hs.
Ills requests for the return of hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
MINES OF
JAPAN

I. LLAMA. superintendent ~ the
largest copFRr mines Ia Japan ~ IN
the city guest ~ the Rainier
brand. lie has come to this oOun
try 10 study the methods 81 copper
mining and copper smelling iu
vogue IN the United states
Mr. iiiama employs 10000 men To-
hla iAinea whose total output o.
about 90 600 600 pounds or Ono-thlrd
that Of the entire japanese kingdom,
Mr. lilatua gives as the reason
that - much tnafe copper than this
BE- turned out Ia America By - few
men by the fact that "a Japan labor -
efH work only five hours a day.
whereas here they work az least
eight hours.
According 70 Mt tiinma. Japan
employs as modern machinery, eHpe
riuilY electrical. III it, mines and o.
fact. in all It's factories. as Is used
ia the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

where she had been taken b. her
hard hearted uncle.
NamataYa refused 90 give HE cpn-
ssnf q marriage and the young
eauria had just dcuidcl 10 elupe Ia
sod old American fashion when the
court said "kaoru Namataya must
- haek o. Japan
MHnfu'a uneia a. Thought 90 be ~
WhataaHl. lie II not on Enod tsstna
azS8h hiH niece on account 20 her love
AKlaSS The girls lover in huil In
slIa city. and 10 said 20 b. dlnnpflnas
ate ever hs disappearance. ata
tHauah the theory advanced ls that
b. has Furnished the money Tor her
q leave the city and hide from tho
federal authorities.
The managers of the Crittehdau
heme we're mueh attached d. ths lifs
tie Japanese Eift. who was Hs dif
fefsHt from The ipuaresr srnleH eue
usually sees on the streets % Seattle
- a sparrow u froie a bird Of para
disc e
They fear that sonie harm has be-
fallen her. Her attorneys say that
thsY % unf know the uaIue uf arf
iasHf asa have no idea ~ the SIS e
eHsss@Hf 81 heHes huurz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
SHOCKING
SUICIDE

SALT LAKE. utah April iis--fsw.
f. Peterson. private IN Co. A.
Twelfth tnfAntry. committed suicide
IA 4 Hh0e king manner at Fort Doug.
las thia morning.
For some unknown reason. Peter
son determined 60 end his own iife
Having this purpose IN view. he pro-
cured razor and attempted to cut
his throat. Hs succeeded In in
fiietinK q deep cash In bis neck be-
fore HIS companions could disarn
him.
While preparations we're being
made u dress the wound. Peterson
succeeded IN breaking away from
those who were holding him lie
dashed out ~ the door. and before
he could b. Overtakcn. Inserted bis
fingers IN the wound ~ his neck and
tore cot HIS juguiRr vein. He sank
70 the ground Immediately and died
five Fninutea later.
All that Ia known ~ the domestic
relations of the dead man. ia that
ne came 70 the ford from Seattle ~
a recruit last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
GLEN D. STEERS NEW
HOME
Well Known Bachelor lnsur anoe
Man to Build a Gage"

Mr.. Glsn y. aiuer has tust paid
Iissa for a lot ON Capitol Hili and
VIII proceed forthwith 20 build =
$500 home
Mr. StEer IL .aS the Insurance fifm
II siner a Son. and the fact that as
IL 70 own n rnoiarn horne nj uucN.
eats hts frtauda - wondering,
The location selected by Mr.. HiEsr
Il enc Of the best on Capitol Htft.
IFS residence. when completed. VII
- AMONG shs pFetfiesf ana Hlast
m9aesn OF the entire nciEhborhsad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

snennd round. but the race went "a
the Shamrock l. on time allowance
THE crew Of the Old challenger EetH
frat prise money
Just before the race shamrock J.
ealiiaed with a steam Yacht aud her
sniunakrr was carried away.
When the eaptail OF tho cup
Challenger III saw that the old
challenger - damaged. he promptly
tanh down his apinnakrr also ~ that
he would close the rncu on even
Terms The boat that caused the
I 8uuhie was the Natnh0r she had
/ SPECTATORS aboard ana crnHHed the
/ eeurss f0r the purpose 81 obtaining
E rhefaKf apha hef captain vas SEE
[ NulNfY grusurud ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
CUP CHALLENGER
LOSES FIRST RACE
ola Shamrock Wins ON Time Allowance - Accident to the
Old Yacht After the con,ea, Is Ended

WEYMOUTH Aprn n. = The
shamrock III. and tho shamrock 1
were sent On their first official raes
thh morning. rhoy crossed the
llne tescthef. The new boat galned
from the start. though both were
supsfbly handled,
The course was triangular seven
mile t. each lea. twice around.
making a total distance 90 6a miles
I'm the completion % the first round
thr shauuwA III. WAS minutes
aHd sredftda ahead sha was
slightly ahead at tho end ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
A NON-UM@N
UNION

INDIANAPOLIS. April 1.-THE
newest thing IN labor organizations
was formed hsre today when the
Non Union Labor Organization Of
Mauele flied articles 81 incorporh-
ton with the secretary Of state. The
avowed purpose OF the organization.
a. stated In the articles u iucorpor-
alton, f. 10 protect non-uniouiata
who will not affiliate with unions.
The organization has 700 TnsrnberH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

property still being denied. he threat
eued 10 let louise the hounds OF tho
law" on her trail
At this stage Of the game the
maseuline part ~ the HsminNhy
household entered dlacussion. with
a fftEHtmnunH punch that temper
sniy deprived Levy Of his argument
alive. protesting and threatening
powers. In the meles that follow
81, Levy secured his dog and made
his escape.
Topsy IL ntiii on exhibition AZ tho
Armory. and ia happy Ia the kn0wi-
edge Of having bat ons owner.
- -
70 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Tsbs Lsssuss ueyaa Qsiatas Tablets. All
dfusxtata r4fttfid tie munsy " n fails 20
rvs. r ". Qfess's sisnafpfs IL en- sash
tos. z3s
1-
Wanted linton Job printers. The
Ivy Press. First aud Pike.
4
DIR. Klbbs has resumed practice.
a
I. e. nsnBst deals In jewsiry. 7
Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
Miss eoRNtlIA NoosEvEl.T

Ntas coRNELIA RoosEVEG.T
acoNEi.
NEW YORK. April H. ESPECIALLY
Miss eafnslia Roosevelt acoYsl. a
cousin II the president b. to become
the bride Of an italian noble. Count
ltlearsin 9fahricotti. seton ~ one of
the most distinguished families Ia
Florence Italy.
Miss aeuFal Possesses beauty aud
aeEomri lshmeuts Ia tho season If
laal abs wnn much praise BY her
SINGING at number ~ concerts
Her father was chesaiior Aroesi. q
celebrated tenor ard hrr mother
was the only daughter ~ Judge
Roosevelt Miss acaVui " a isartnian
b. birth. ans has spent most 90 her
tms abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

CHICAGO. Atrii n.-Armaur 49,
e.ssupiishsd = Ervst csup ia MAY snd
july ehsat. ami started a semi.
pauie aa ths beard % trade this
morning when ~ bid May wh~at az
- = "a ffssn 70 Ia ard advanced
the Hstes II Imiy wheat - Ina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
WIKI Search
F0R EGAN

BUTTE Apfll III. W. Esan Of
Chicago has arrived az kalispsl and
afH renew the aHnfoh Tor his
brother, Superintendent taan 81 the
Great aafffsfu. sna WGs sszsi 10 the
mountains last fail while hunting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

sasakaf oAls e1sr y 1'aisia. Lsaas sssasy,
Efaaf f7hsusf Huates a-sfh nat 10 "a
sssHaz fsf8nsa = fhs nfrr - n ftsfasr
HazfHfr sd ststs afursssft snf ftai ass
aass 81 - fhs pta4 - nSf uEhnllhi
fsfH.lstNs - s4rh snd ssrrH c@e. ~ -
lAffh 1kat fsnast - aafsf ~ ths ass 20
HaffA fistzEFA esfs.
FRANK rHESIr
So - - HsfHfs ~ AL s4Harfff-sf To- ~
Fss@sass fHis eH a. = l4sasns'ssr A. -.
tssa a ORA sos
fassff Nefaff FHtlis-
ukNs Estaffk csr~ IL fas~u internally
tfas5 ksts asfssfig - tsa tiassi eaG u.aeuas
saffssss = tbs sfsisaa. sect for is.iirsts-
sials Ffse
: CHENEY q co. Taiada. q.
Aa.s - at afAaasts So
- FaHsssK t4fis -. ghs haat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
BIG CUP IN MY WHEAT
Armour Raids the Board OF Trade and Pinches tie
Shorts for Quarter OF Million Dollars.

sffhas that marked the Letter deal
1kHfe rsseHactei Tha sharts sashsd
ffaHtieaiiY O. fscaiip. bat f-sfsrs they
saHid aassf AruitsIr unlnadsf uat
izFtes daan 10 tgfs Afusyars
= fiia afp estimated 10 be IN the
khisafhsad Of u 9stagter % "a sali-
ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
The MARKETS

Oranges viii advance % cents per
hos % or before "Wednesday ~ next
week This morning they We're
raised 10 cents pes box. The reason
Tot the advance, say com miAtl0n
mHn. Is that the Southern California
Fruit Exchange. which ships N per
cent OF the ofangud used here. has
decided t. euftaii nearly one-half u
that FRUIT sent 20 Seattle ~ IL the
Intention - raise the selling price
sufficiently 20 almost eauniiHs the
iaas oeeasipned BY the dlmiuinhed
supply.
for he next few nionths " hen they
were quoted a. 20 cents a dozen this
morning
Florida and Mexican tomato are
arriving autse freely ceiling at 81 90
per basket.
a hhIf dasnn dollhouse ourumbsrs.
EfaNn Hnfasa fAks Washington
were saia this morning FOR f2.so.
WHoLUsALr PRICES
ffhssa ffies- sfs q aHf hsysf IN gasnlis
ttHs rfie-s 81 email aaraa-as aSsfsss 20
- ssHi hishafi
previsisns
rfssh N.st=ro~ t.-sf ~ ~ ssssr hssi
= ~ sHattaa. to- ~. pafs. 40 a. se~i, 70
l.sesisias. Hasa. ~. sr.ssis-, h.eaa.
tfAa tziitea. ffvsh. tzso
Vegetables
Burbank potAio~s. native. TOE y
tor fhkiuaa. tlaBts. swe~t poia-
toss. q IN oArrUsn. 81 sach parHuips
nsisry. - u84c par dos tomatoes
O. ~ per issasAesi eauiinossf. 81 %
leF fas cabbage. s1leo par e~z
sfitsanh Fsa per sas California as
pafasas sufec rsr -. native. tfA
Per b.. auiand aacutl % cu't
Green Fruit. gte.
tamsns. u s0useo Yer boz apples
f4a7fi - Ter box fancy q 800 -.
isansaas. g ooffifs per bunch. or
anksH. . lo8 - Ter bfa. grape
frl4k q sssfs %! cFanhs rri~.. tit.ee
Issf Dbl. easub honsy isc pr ~
Butter, Cheese. Eass. Poultry
nastst Wsshlsstas VFsa snsfiea. 10
EsstsfA TIA ~ tftes "a. ceia siufass
Aaaste. California. x7c. dairy. 80
%
EsNs fresh ranch so peg d0H.
Cheese Native MazAlnsts@s fun rf.srn.
iee kaktsfn. ftgfs orss - bette. liza
~-s...,. ....-!.s.l s< A..s. t4 a.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
PoRT oRcHARp RoUrE

". 8. Navy Yard and Bsttleships.
Steamers
ethion, Inlana flyer, Port Orohard,
Pier 2.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattle 30, S.l5. .. 10 and
Il 20 "a. m f:ts, ESQ, 3. $50 and
6 Is .. IN. Saturday only. II 30 3. m.
Sunday no trips az 8 80 aud SIS
=. NJ.
Leave BreHsrton--7, Sis, 10 ana
ftsf5 a. m. ~ 30. 30, 3. a. 30. 5 30
and 10 p. ~.
Leave 9ldney--e 40. 3, 9.iO and
II 2a q. m. "a noon. . ana q. M.
Leave Charlsston--6 co. go, . 80
and IL Be- a. m. tfb and $3.50 D. IN.
FRIDAYS.
Leave Ssattle--G 30, aud 10 n. m.
/ i5i 81 30, i.80 and 30 y. m.
Leave Bremerton --sl5, 1it4b
"a. m. T. 80. 3, $3.50 and as y. m.
Leave Sidney--s and 1875 AAfn. 1
~ noon. 9 ana y. m.
Leave chsrlsston--7.5o and lkss
n. m. ff5 and s 0b y. M.
For further information
Phone. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

o. The raps q titc steward - the u.
fapiaa eluh who waa ronVirted ~
selling iiauor. "a suayaiuod. Tire Do
. :. :, - =. -. y. > -.
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pRtcrgTo pRoptJcTRa


HsHa. strictly ffeHh raagh tItsHtAc DOS
he heaH4 tAs#4iaa ihi Use aurha, Co. 10.
tita HeHHs tuatie o. dressed seal tur M.
dressed mutton. f#Jud D. drrasHd hose.
-. eHaiaa beef cove aH ftffI ~ d..
etHHtH| as foot sAufAf % calves. Hn faa8t.
ESQ u hazHI aa foot So ih sheep. nn
tast . IA. iahiia. On foot, tauA, lh hides,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

ibuifai live ducks. 100. live sees. iis.
dressed. taa
HAY. Grain and Feed
Oats 4aH - TONI barley flnU Ton
wheat 81 ~ tHu uunp. 10 Ouif1H 10 Ton
brat. fih 80 taH aii sahu $40 80 ton Puget
Hnahd Timothy hay ESQ uofIif 90 tan Essi
sri Washington Timothy. f2u uu inn. rhut
era Washington clover. fiA ~ tgni wheat
hay tts.e1 ton aifaifa So o. too
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
ffhaas pfluaa ara fir goods delivered a.
railroad. flaiHht depets aF 0n the does IN
thih Hltti
Hay and Grain
fHaet hanHa timothy haF 90 nDifit %
ton Eastern Washington Timothy. fif o.
too Eastern Washington rluFuf fiHOD ton.
aifalfa. $50 ton oats tg2 ~ too. barley.
90 ton wheat 80 90 ton bran. 90 %
go shaftsi tts.pa tom mitdlinHs. ~ OOU
sa.a ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
HARD LINES
IN KANSAS

TOPEKA. Arril iis-~T'hs sapFerns
court today decided that a club IA
Whtrh usassst~rr cnnsrthuf~ u4ansf 60
steward for liquor fur thesr esF q
una. h a nuisance gadsr The pfghits-
itpry AZ. The lower courts deciHiau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
WHENCE COMES
THIS MIGHTY
HEALING POWER?
ALL THE LAND WONDERS At
the REMARKABLE CURES
EFFECTED By PROFESS
soR aDkik
HEALS DISEASES
CALLED INCURABLE
Ministers. Docssrs and Professionsi
Men Tel. Hev Ne Has Cured
tire Blind. sf~s tsnas. the
pzralytie and Many on
shs Very Brink %
Death
FREE HELP FOR THE SICK

Professor tdkin Offers TO Help Al
Sufferers from, Any Disease Ab.
soiUtsly Free Of Charge
Professional Men hives.
tiqsts His Powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
SENATORS
= a,ss.~s...-ss,, "a - s~s'.s. = h.-s..s -.
CONFESS

ar. LOUIS. Aprfi uL~Etais Sen
atef faFfis and aurthsr senator. q
Il learned today. have made a faii
eonEsssiaa - The grand jury % their
eannsuftan with the alum hill scan
d.i IN the iast legislators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
| hsi Fee Hours Of the
| faetsx Sale VIII DO
| ;. Ut sssfseilne I aui :. !. !.
Come Tonight

tssrsed Jules Morean Ftns
rssiss Soap. . cakes On a pref
y Dor. manufactured to sell
Il jec a box s.s.Sr & PSF oox
-...-s. ..-..ss. sss--s 49, I've
~ Oatmeal Toilet sop.
ak~- In q boz. regular 70
i2lue. after t...s.s...ss... te
xIx~alc TaicuIs Powder. nc
rk.ns. after lee
y Fancy Neck Ribbou. .
r-hes WiAs. after S.. De
&t&fies' white Lawn Hand-
szsssfs. embroidered and
/ eNns1. after e..s.s...s.. Sc
IA LeAthsr Wrist Bag. uxi-
HzSs chain and trainings.
y rzs1s ALTERS .......... &ee
l<zss Fancy Elastic Hose
&rrrrts nickis buckle. sse
r<.xs after s.ss.s..4fD e
.xE<x Fancy Blrs and Pink
er,tsd Jersey Vests. crochet
~ and ribbon trimmed. fle
t1E t,......s.. ss..sss.s. Tue
he<s Muslin Corset Covers.
- trimmed. 30 value. after
$780, tsss.- 30 aaaaa zee A0N
Ixz<f 0ns- Strap Sandal Sip
m siik bow and fancy
l ssks. SIS value aftsrs Use
Ezsf colnred Border lap
49, Handkerchief. IKE
F<ts afssr $780, SIZE
i<Aa Ffas zs-ineh Umbrellas.
Hs>i I'd and frame hand
ssrss horn and silver mounted
kAn&i<s. $50. value. after 9
ss+e.s. .....s.sss ..ss.ss.swrr
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tinriaHh patHfasa entfve. o. % Ton. YAK
iuisss -. 10 tn. dafrufs TO- 81 native
aHlaHA aue s4Haahsa 80 - bbi, rfaps
tfait - oUg ~ basi comb hanay, 40 100
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l. Il. nsnast deals In jewsiry.
Colonial
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-06
BRIGHT'5 DISEASE

I'll largest SUN ever paid for II n.
scrip.iGa, changed hands III San Fran
Geo. AuI. y, 1902. The transfer in
VOWED, ia c,,E aud stock SIP 800, ana
was pail by parry Of business men fol
a specific for Bright's disease.
They commenced the serious investi
CATION of the specific Nov. 10, 1901
They Interviewed scores of the secured
and tried 1t out on its merits by putting
over the three dozen cases on the treat
ment aud watching them. They also
got physicians to name chronic, incur
able cases. and administered it with the
physicians for judges. Up to Aug %.
eighty-seven Ter cent of the test cases
were either well or progressing favor
ably.
There being bat thirteen per cent Of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction The proceed
inCs Of the investigating committee and
the clinical reports of the test cases
Were published and viii be mailed free
on application Address John J Full
ton Company, 400 MOI tgomery St San
Francisco. Cal.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-06
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured Icy Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. }. CHENEY * Co, Props To
ledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known Z.
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Heve him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made hy
their firm.
WEST * TRJAX, Wholesale Druggists,
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Hall Catarrh Cure is taken internal
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Testimonials free.
Hal 5 Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-06

OLNEY, German and Parker ap-
pear to be the leading candidates
for the democratic nomination for
president. OF the three, Parker Is
believed by many to be the best
candidate in point OF availability.
He is also generally considered as
being in every way thoroughly
worthy OF the nomination and fully
capable OF filling the highest Office
IN the land. Olney Is without doubt
equally as admirable Il man and
would probably be the choiceol The
majority of Cleveland's admirers,
though they would have no objec-
ton to Parker. German is also con-
sidered one OF the ablest and most
astute members OF the democratic
party, apd in most points compares
favorably with either Parker or Oh
ney, though perhaps less popular
than they are. Parker, is believ-
ed, would be more acceptable to
Western democrats than either OF
the others. On the right sort OF
platform. he would very probably
carry New York, and as that state
goes, a number of doubtful Eastern
states generally 90 also. This IS
the general trend of democratic
forecasts Tor next year just now,
though the intervening twelve
months may develop new issues
and new leaders that win tend to
put all three of these men in ithe
political background.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-06
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

Mrs. WISSLOw's Soothing syrup has
been used for over sixty years by mil.
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while teething, with perfect sue
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gums, allays all pain; cures wind cole
and II IS the best remedy for Diarrnoea
It will relieve the Door little sufferer
immediately Sold by druggists in
every part of the world twenty-five
cents a bottle Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-06
4 MARVELLOUS INVENTION.

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paste and hang wall paper. The
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seems to be unlimited. Notable
among great discoveries is DR..
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good for weak lungs and saved
many life. Thousands have used
it and conquered Grip. Bronchitis,
Pneumonia and Consumption.
Their general verdict is: Its the
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throat and lung troubles Every
sos and 500 bottle i guaranteed
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Trial bottles free.