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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

~ FEA A4ANNAAANAhs
Ne. io-A
Dairy FaFrs In arr~s. rich river t,as
tsfa ianf n hith state 81 ruitlsa iien
fenced SRI cfass-fenecd. running
spring water = bead y cattle. al
kinds ~ farming insniearnfr. rail-
read station on The place Fo.se.
Ne We
. Acres. nnest lard IN White
River vsfsY al IN cultivation. eiaas
70 lnsrruFhan Eteuans geed build
irEa. 8oa.
Ne. sss
80 Acres best FiVsr bottom land. :,
saiies frna Seattle. partially TN.
proved. 8 80
No. aox
ip Acres. naariy al tstfon lard. nlcs
creek thruaqh Il. - acres ia es4iti-
tailsn. y acrvs in pasture. nice or
rhsrd Of 80 trees. house. barn. a-v-
sraI euthuiidirsss tE0
Ne. SRI
Pine Suburban iious-Twe acres,
south II city. overlooking Lake
Washington. I blocks from car line
Ensd land ali IN hisb state ~ eaiu.
Ysflan. me orchard. all kinds Of
small ffsiite. Nrs,sm house. piastered
and IN good condition. g. 5ao
Ne siT
- Acres At Steamboat landing. he
tween Seattle ana Taconaa, uae u ths
prrsfiest places on the Sound. =
acres improved. balance timber. or
chart al kinds ~ strait fruit. good
garden. sprtur wai.r. new s-roam
house. harm several oufhuiidiuES
stock. ioals. chickens. and beat Koes
with place. ns8
Ne ni1
o-Acrss. rich river bottom land. =
arres elear~d s=roou hoti@e. harm.
several eisthuiidiuEs. 500.
Ne elh
y Acres at Railroad station. y acres
~ cultivation. haiance IN pasture. al
Eood land orchard a. 20 trees run.
ming water. Brown house. large
barn. ts9aa.
No. aon
s. Acres. nsfgh - Green Lake. : acres
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Steamships


kEATTfsE@IA NUHA ItuAIK
Temporary limo tafd1
-Four Round TRIPS Daily Except Mon
day.
Lave Eeassie@FN =. m. % D M,
ssen p M aie . m
Leave Tacoma n 4 m. Il y a m.
- ?. N. Esit D m.
MONDAY
Leave esatiie-iiu , IA. sn , m.
efi9 . m
Leave Taooma--ii % a. M. 81 .. M.
f.ttp IN.
oslATsith- Baoon doek. foot q .sai-
apF.
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Six Points of Spe-
cIaI Value 10 You

First-A specialist does your work.
No students.
sseond-Ouf offices have been es-
tabiishsd 10 years.
Third--Dur lO-year guarantee IL
good
- 5uftff--f iTUtirensis Vf rafiefirsf
patients caIi and are iesiifYin9 to
our painless methods.
Fiffh--Ali materials ~ this office
are the best that money can buy.
6izth--We DO aust - Ne advertise.
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OF Ahnu Afr hnhinHf ENdt
Railway traffic has been suspend
erup dnmage Is estimated az $1,000,
0n0. Seares of persons have been
drowned ana - We're killed hy light
Ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

rs,,i. Rio.Its special watch = the
hest tinaekerper made. ~saiy.siss
per cent on l. given on u ana otnet
jeweirY during the preafhi eps.,N
al Al 100 second avenue
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EIsf.ENsHU 30. Wash. Jpiy IL
Harry t4suA~r@sn. e nernt@r u tho
Cascade canal surveying eurra fen
from q freight train this uiafnieE ara
had Both legs eat 81. BE disd at
noona
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cIsared. s-reom house. nice creek,
g.ioa
No WE5
Acres. south u city. all cleared and
Eruhbed. fine orchard. house. barn,
price for a fcw days. tz5eoL
Ne iQfS.
10 Acres near Renton. good land.
cleared and fenced orchard % -
bearing trees. Groom house. large
barn. several nuthuitdinRs, 81 80.
Ne a.
% Acres rich second bottom land. al
very easily cleared e..
No tS2
81 Acres. 3 cleared. aiashed. 5-room
house large barn. chicken house
spring water, half a mile from small
town 800.
No. tt2
II Acres rich ievei land. few minutes
walk from depot stores. postoffirs,
and Kood school all partially I'm.
proved. small house. $50
ROBERT MALTBY,
80 New York Block.
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f5ur wrand oDrnifa ssis Hs=
Twen,y-ive per cent disc0fni On All
ts~eirx. Louis Klodt JeNsirY CO.
isss SECOND avenue
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LADY MAsfsA deals with the occult
~ only the Egyptians cam new
phases introduced forecasts the fu.
turr and advises IN all matters per-
tanning 60 business, love aud family
affairs. consultation free. strictly
confidential; office hours tele y m.
m6 THIRD avcnues telephone aopen-
dent sos2
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twenty-five per cent discount ~
ieWeIry NJ our new place. ispuN N.aa'
teweIry Co. i1an Second HYsnn''
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We GA q saisfisl peopis % thsiF psrsoa4i
&c s.as Sss, rel Sssa ,s sSss,
cat ua 81 ne Fidelity Lean Company
rs.s,sa y Tatouial htork. safthsast cosasf
sseasd aua Columbia.
A reepsctsp b. plses % DoFsuis ra0nsy % diA-
niffsta. fsessT1, Natihess ttnsfleAn watch
A IsMalfY ca. 80 Stfet. OPP Rainier
sfana private osfieAss stfietiy ennndseilAi
hoEtsg 10 sta&n frsm ! 70 10 years 90
tufiaeas aad fasiaancs Hser-sffy. adsAhe-
% fdf tu4iH5nE nseslsdi leN rate - IN
taFasf paFstir mentally ~ desired q A
VITA. Itasfun be. both phunss.
noNrY ADVANCED Hkt.ARfnD PIC
pf.E retail nasrehas.3s tsamstsras t'a.fd
tns aeaese. uftsQst s@sarltfs iafHsei
fassIhses 10 e. pftHfipni eitisa- JQtuaA
sie EEisf hiecs. so esesnd a~enss.
a RELIABLE place 10 safso~ mo@sy 90
eie64sA3s 0strtaaa. tsssiFsi les tEtefsst.
o. u Wssz. TOO Fiss sus~s
COLLATERAL RANK lh.rta q n<sal !
aoasr loaas9 90 any sod eaiietsrsA
TO LoAs-Fstvat. @es-r ., lee rate 81
tEtefest fsaiaes 4 GeeHsf. 90 fs.isf
~sy kesnss a ans G.
-s--------------~---a - -
CORPORATIONS organized. cailse.
fioua patents sensionA. notary pub
Ne /. = RaaeHbauu. lawyer. 80
bailey building
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uuy vas1r teweirY ~ ngr opening
saIa. r psr cent discount. DO reserve.
f,oala Kiodt JeweirY Co. zen sscnna
Avenue.
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a CHINA.

Mr. n y. Pierce. formerly man
a9rr Of the q. l.. Holmes Furniture
20. IL now with the STANDARD fur.
nlfura 90.
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NARROW
ESCAPE
MOB HAD Rope aEAoY 7

LYNCH a UNITE
AfII.Or-rSTpNN, W. -
f,tts III Thomas Hayes. an exon
Wet. yesterday Afternoon sfiihii'A..t
s..s,.fts.t me laughter 81 his en-
,si,es'r : prosulnent iuusesrtssan OF
~ nv Ths girt-a outeftre brought
~ r,offsr and Hayes fisfi Parties
r,ses,,st him all nisht anf ssuEnt
htfa ms morning. He would hafs
h~@a ixnehNsf. bat thu ztfia fAthef
vrsxsrtsa a. He wns brought hets
and iustx-d IN ial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

Mr.. " r.. Pierce. formerly man
aver Of the g. l. Holmes Furniture
90. H. now with the standard Bur.
attase 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14
pAINIrn pEAcH

THE PLACE TO LIVE.
EASY TO REACH. EASY To ntfY.
Beautiful location on shore of Lake
washington: short ride on SC cleo
tric ears from First and Washing
ton large lots. 50Niia with alley.
are selling fast at SIS S. and tinn
az IS and $40 down and s. month.
7Ss already sold everybody likes
Rainier beach. It's the best and
cheapest property ON market for
home and Investment; schools
churches. stores: fine garden soil
cleared and graded avenues. side
walks. grand views: boating. bath
inE fshinr: high and healthfui.
plenty wood and city water. lum-
Der on terms or home built See
Mr. Weed. agent office az Rainier
Beach or c. X Sturtevant, owner
$40 Boston block
: i0io=sn- Acre ranch IN Kilrap county
~ Will trade for city property. Jas.
n TAYLOR. az Arcade
t-roum fiat and bath. close In. $40 per
month Jas. ~ faylor. ~ Arcnde.
uuiwpruyed lots. close IN, CITY water
handy Tor sale on easy terWa tcah
evenihgHl A. johnson. iiis Sturgess
Road. city.
A NO. / BARGAIN,
si5N-Five acres % fine bottom land
creek and IN fine locntlon-Onlv a ~
mile from electric car and thirty
minutes ride 20 the CITY.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
vi Washington Illdg.
A,..Tzi afe'i.ifa- ANS -f,''AfsfS -.
Sno-i0 acres near Kirkland, acres
cleared balance fine timber
$3.50 20 acres near Seattle. 10 acres
cleared balance In pasture, iha frafit
trees IN hearing ] acre IN strn " ber-
rica. Groom house good barn. chick
en- house aud wpudahvd
SihrTENGhEN A ARNEIsI.
Room p ROCKWELL Block
CHEAP lots al sas IN. at Hinnan city
only ~ minutes ride an old nenfon car
down 81 monthiy Come today. Larss
warm ofhce On grounds.
taeoo-ss acres fine valley land near town
y acres under pillow ~ acres IN mead.
house barns. horse and COW stahiea.
rhickan hon. root and milk houses. fins
HnrinH ~ water. small orchard an good
county road Go Seattle. slcttenaron 4
Arnsit. - Roswell block.
WE can locate you on the beat homestead
iandn In Washington. We have some
aood farms for sale. Call on y. n.
Casey, 400 Pacific block. Seattle.
acres IN Fostoria gar
don tracts. fenced In, crop. cheap
for cash. will cut TO suit the pur-
chaser. take Renton car TO Fos-
ters, inquire tor Whittier. the
. owner,
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Browns
Painless
Dentists

7f3 FIRST AVENUE
Ore door south Of Msopougall q
BoUthwiok's. parlors-1, 2, ., y
B, 8 Union block.
1oURs--s, 30 a. N. 20 p. m. Sun.
asSs, till I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

May OF our tizso special sale
suits were worn last Sunday. Toxins.
AiHportunn a Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

~ ouf rsisntifto msthod ~ max
ing aftlfieiai teeth. with our doahle
sectiea air chamber, a mssfit "a ifa-
psssiete. our plates stay ur In the
inooth. No dropping daWn or ahlft-
ins about A greGuate srssg iaiisi
ssiAkes ycuf teeth AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

bargain On Hsfoufn C0ttaEn twentieth
nyeHur save commission. $40 so
cash Owner AZ Arcade.
UNTIL July ia#ff0uHn ana two lots
80 brooklyn Fstl1ck ffHu car. city
water price tfai HHHu HHmuuda
Carr = iiiuehloY block
ron BALE foHn ruffnTf far sale,
cheap. uH account ~ HlfhuHaA. III
western avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

SFVENTEEN acres IN F'ostoria gar
don tracts, fenced I'm, crop; cheap
for cash. win cat 10 suit the pur-
chaser; take Renton car TO Eos
tors inquire tor Whittier, the
I. owner,
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Sewing Machine
Biiiinss, GOWNS machine renal
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A Famous Remedy for Sick
Headache

90 to sslHasus fSf sssysi. repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

1rcffBH HALE 81 FfNE FFfsE
gALEaRoohs, ~ f1ufT AFis-
hlE on TttsHDAHs TIE NH
AZ 10 ~ HffAHF
Bed sets springs. mattresses. Iron
beds tHiiaa. HlmHF ahHHa mnlaR
auF bookcase. naHf a. fhlHa lnaa
fhlHnnlfr center ttllra willow fHEh'
ere extra fin IsHfhrr FnrN aH
fnueHaf. nHH HtH#HH. nHHHffiFHff. hHs
furpsfH. brussels aud a EmiusfEf.
lace curtains. DafnfoffHfa. fHefaafFi
FinHH unfeHuH. hHn lounges etc.
u q EEHEDh 4 CO. Aae-
fIoHfefs
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SURE CURE For PILES

itching Piles produce moistnrs and
cause Itching. this form. as vel na
Hind. Heading OF pfoirudinE Plies
ere cured BY Dr. tc-aan-ku.s pile
u.sosdy. stana ftanIaa and bleed.
iuK. Ahaorha sunnra Roc a BAR. az
Druggists. Or sent BY mail. Treaties
free. write me about your case. Or.
paaanko, philadelphia. Pa For sale
at the Gun ker Drug Co. lois FIRST
avenue. Seattle
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+ The secrat OF eOr saccess. and We
% Dental work at ,Ne lowest priocs
~ Seattle fuf
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WE can locate you on the beat homestead
tandn In Washington. We have some
sued farms for sale. Call on y. Al.
Casey, 400 Pacific block. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

I a ~ the man. no FLEE M Tagf home with
NJ screens uandafi ne Carpenter. fig
HadiaeHI i'hansf Aaiu ITO q idsl.
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! uA9E ! iaIf ii h8fsez a.,a5a -
ALEC two siHeie bHfsva. laH1 4Hiare. faf
eaiB ehaap COINS 0Hf ~ HHh'nfaa. bars
r feHH taaIa fifHi avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

taaoo-s9 acres fine valley land near town
- acres under pillow ~ acres IN mead
house 2 barnr. horse and COW stables.
rhickan. hos root and milk hnuses. fino
sprinH ~ water. small orchard an COED
county road e. Seattle. Rlrttcnnron a
Arusil - Roxwell block
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CHEAP lots At sas IN. Of uinnan city
only AZ minutes ride an old Renion car
line on washington street terms IS
down g. monthly. Come today Laras
warm ofhue on grounds.
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3 i01o-sn- Acre ranch IN Kilrap county
ur will trade fnf city property. Jas
n TAYLOR. as Arcade.
Groom fiat and bath. close In. $40 per
month. Jas. ~ Taylor. f7S Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14

r'Steactias teeth Is made easy and
painless hy nv tifUpSh system. An
ssn~lhslitt leaves the rtfts whom our
WONDERFUL tncai application il ap-
nlird 60 lhs sums.
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y 7
sl'n-Flve acres 90 fine bottom land
easy cleared and Level. nice spring
creek and IN fine tucRtlon-nnlV a. ~
q mile from electric car and thirty
minutes ride 90 the city.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
vi Washington nlag
tct--s As@ssssf.- sr-gl -fs..ls.4a.. =.
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PLUMBING
ella q sIfled Ads

BOYS between and 10 years OF age
Call az 1909 sth avenue. city.
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WANrEp-Smart boy n ~ n years
old, not afraid to hustle. Apply "a
1879 Seventh Ave, city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
AT THE COLOSSEUM

With Caldwell and Walthour chasing
each other around the oval at the ProW-
dence Colosseum tomorrow night. people
who patronize the racing card on that
evening surely will have their fill of gem
uine sport. A better matched pair OF
flyers could not be suggested. Caldwell.
having beaten Champion. is entitled TO
show his superiority over all the other
riders. and this is what he is going TO
show, IL fortune is with him tomorrow
evening. he thinks.
The race gives golden promise OF de-
lighting the most captious critic OF such
events. 1t will be sharp and exciting
from start to finish, and distinguished by
the many little dashes of brilliant riding
that enliven a struggle between men
whose powers are nearly equal. Many
there are here. who formerly supported
Walthour, who now believe Caldwell is a
Conner and that he can trim the blond
Southerner TO the queens taste. Val
thour has his admirers also. who will as
semble tomorrow night in the full ex-
pectancy of seeing him lengthen his list
OF victories. and send Caldwell down In
dismal defeat.
The amateur part of the program Is
interesting. IL embraces one of those
events that "a Colosseum gathering has
come to relish so much two-mile handi-
cap race. For that contest Manager
Baeny has been assured of the appear
ance OF the "crackerjaoks' of the racing
game Likewise some extra good talent
will be seen in the l0-mile open race.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
PORTS

Mr.. William Fish drew the lucky num-
Der for the boat which was put up in
town and sold by ticket. The boat was
valued over $35 Thirty-six was the lucky
number. and Mr.. Fish obtained the boat
for 80 cents.
About $50 was netted at the entertain
ment given in the Social studio for the
benefit Of the Portsmouth public library.
The w. c. Il. u. Will have a lawn party
on the grounds of Mrs. Charles Grinnell
Thursday, Sept. 10.
The district convention VIII be held
Sept IL in the Methodist church.
The books which Mr. Z. +. Collier will
present 10 the school libraries OF Ports
mouth and Middletown will number $500
volumes, and will allow about 420 to eacn
school. They will include the works of
Dickens and Scott and will be largely
historical. though a large dictionary and
an encyclopaedia will be provided for
each school. Mrs. w. +. Hunter has
undertaken the distribution Of the books,
which are expected 10 be delivered about
the time school opens Sept. S.
A lawn party is TO be held at William
j. Dunn's residence at Portsmouth Thurs
day afternoon and evening for the bene-
1t of st. Anthony's church in Ports
mouth, of which Rev. Louis j. Deadly is
pastor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
NE w SIZE t S

Ellen Lowe and Francisco Vento were
adJudged insane at the session OF the
Sixth district court this morning, and
were committed TO the state hospital.
James r. McGeaherty has not cared for
his child as some think that he should,
so he was called into the Sixth district
court this morning and upon his promise
TO do better was placed In charge OF
Probation Officer Wallace.
Charles ]. Cassidy, a we'll dressed
young man. was arraigned In the Sixth
district court this morning on the charge
of non-support OF his wife and child.
He pleaded not guilty and was held In the
sum OF $500 for trial Friday.
Pasquail Ballini was before Judge
Rueckert this morning on the charge Of
making an assault upon Antoni Romano
with a plck-axe. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in the sum OF 500 until
Friday for trial.
Captain A. Frank Mowry and Miss
Grace Mowry OF Olneyville, who sailed
from Boston July IS on the steamship
Mayflower of the Dominion line Of the
International Mercantile Marine company
for Liverpool returned by the steamship
New England OF the same line, arriving
In Boston Friday, Aug. 2S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
THREE SUSPECTS.
Detectives Trying to Find Men Put OF
Train Near the Iowa Line.

Chicago. Sept l.-Three detectives were
sent to Iowa last night to search for the
men who robbed the Chicago City rail-
way barns of $1,000 and killed and SER
ously wounded two other employees.
Information has been received here
that three men answering the description
OF the robbers were put OF passenger
train near the Iowa and Illsnois bound
ary line, early Sunday morning. When
ordered to leave the train the men
threatened to shoot the conductor. saying
that they had already killed one man.
during the night
The description OF these men cor
responds with the men described by
eteuder. one OF the suspects now held
for the crime. Steuder, II Is said, has
confessed that he was imphcatei in the
hoad-up. According TO Steuder's story
he was to receive 1000 for hfs part In
the hold-un but says the robbers gave
him nothing. The police are inclined TO
doubt Sfeuder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01

FOR APPLE
THIEVES
Boy Got Lead Pellets In Thigh
When Louis Arnold Opsnsd
Fire on MaTauders.

For many days the farmers and fruit
growers OF Union Village. North Smith
field, have been annoyed by marauding
gangs OF men and boys who visited their
orchards and carried away bushels Of APP
pies and pears 10 say nothing OF garden
truck and when Louis h. Arnold, who
lives just outside the village saw his fruit
trees being shaken. he discharged a shot
gun toward the feet OF the shakers. AS a
result Habit George, a 13-year-old Assy-
rian. who lives on Allen street. Woon-
socket, had about a dozen and hhlf
leaden pills I'm his thighs which he may
carry for the rest OF his life.
Mr.. Arnold, who was formerly a bicy-
Gle rider OF note in speaking of the affair
states he was aroused about 4:S0 a. IN.
Sunday by a neighbor who told him his
orchard was being robbed. He got up and
secured his shotgun which had been load
ed for hen hawks and sailed out 10 the
orchard. He says he saw several men and
boys shaking his pear trees and putting
the fruit into baskets and bags and that
he fired the gun toward the feet OF the
fruit thieves. All ran swiftly away but
Habit. who limped badly
Several small express wagons were
noticed In the road evidently for the
stolen fruit but Mr.. Arnold took charge
or the pears himself II is stated that the
petty thieving has included hammocks,
chickens and vegetables and that the res
idents had stood about all OF it they
would
The friends OF the young Assyrian state
that he was only picking berries In the
vicinity of Arnold's house and that no
saw a few apples overhanging the wall
and was reaching up to get them when
the lion-hoder opened fire.
The surgeon who attended the lad de-
cided not 10 cut out the shot which are
about the size OF those used i'm air guns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
REGULAR
HABITS AID
LONG LIFE
100. .Ysar.0Id Mrs. Rsmssn
Says Girls Don't Know How
TO Care for Themselves.

New York. Sept. LIN the best OF
health and spirits, though 100 years old,
Mrs. Letitia swartout Remsen OF Plain
neld, N. j., celebrates the century ami
versary OF her birth today In appear
nnce she resembles a woman OF three
score and ten. while her movements are
Ear more agile.
The birthday celebration is great
event, and Mrs. Remsen herself is assist
ing in the preparations and helping TO
greet the preliminary callers as they en-
ter the wide hall OF her sons nome.
Three children. nine grandchildren and
II great-grandchildren are to gather
around her.
young girls nowadays" said Mrs.
Remsen, don't take the care OF them
selves as they did when / was in my
teens. lived in the open air good part
Of the time when my folks belonged TO
the village OF Fishkill, n. Y. i romp-
I'd in the fields and always had god
appetite, but never spoiled II by mug
20 dances and parties till all hours o.
the night.
DtHeNe IN ftEuidi lNlhEs hhh
guess that's what made me reach a
hundred My brothers and sisters all did
the same. and they lived TO be in the
Sos and 90s. Another thing. / don't be-
neve In giving in 10 every little ache
and pain, and then call for somebody TO
be waiting on you continually. I've al
ways kept myself up and refused to be
sick but even today don't want anybody
TO wait on me. Grandma Remsen is able
90 care for herself"
Mrs. Remsens father was Jacobus
6wartout, who belonged to Washington's
army. Her mother was Martha Van
Wyck. and her family descendants are
the New York Van Wycks of today, in
cluding the ex-mayor. Two OF Mrs. Rem
sens brothers fought through the war OF
1872, and she remembers many incidents OF
that conflict. Her faculties are perfect
and she frequently reads the Bible. and
until two years ago she attended church
regularly.