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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


After n struggle % ~ years, the
members Of the Grace Methodist
B: "a scopaI church have az last sue
raedad IN paying the debt that has
hung over their church building
since It's erection IN 1850. iomor-
row the mortgage and note VIII be
burned and the church VIII be dadt-
Gated. bishop Cfanst0n VIII assist
~ the exercises.
me Knlck erbocfer Hotel Conn
pany yesterday surrendered ~ lease
h. the building which was formerly
the Lincoln apartment house. Fourth
z-.asssse @ssA Aadiaon street 20 Mrs.
Caroline Lincoln. owner ~ the house
and widow Of the founder. Hence
forth the hotel viii be known ~ ths
old name No immediate changes IN
the house will be made.
william Hooper, Logger. was
brought from Holly 20 Seattle THIS
morning on. the steamer Georgia
10 has broken leg and WIS re-
moved 10 Providence hospital In the
ambulance.
Jgbn q. Woollsy. Of Chicago, editor
II the New Voice and one ~ the lead
ire APOSTLES 81 The temperance cause
ln the United States. Will lecture at
Inc first II. y. church wednesday
evening. ~
Fiora Ferguson and Charts Dams
-.re held 70 the superior court Tor
,yisf by Justice George yesterday on
a charge Of larceny from the person,
"a IL alleged they took advantage o.
John Hansen Whlia no was In ths
roushsrr part o. tho city and robbed
him. Hansen was rather unsteady ha
to the facts in the case yesterday, btt
told enough on the witness stand 70
hold the dafsndanta 10 tho upper court
Ethel II. duncan, also known AZ
Ethel Piehsrd, filed petition IN me
superior court yesterday. asking for
the ahnuImsnt ef her Illegal marriage
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THEATERS|
The Grand

Tire Grand
The sale q seats for tbs r. II.
Sotheru enxaxanar no. which bsEius
nsxt Tuesday might AZ the Grand
opened At - o'clock to-day. ard the
early =zls= indicated thai Seattle =
saEpg to welcome this artist asafn
after an ahs~ne~ II decade Cseeiia
f.aftuN. . m supports aothsrn. i a..
most a. much u a fnvurtts here -
tha star htussif. aud ptu Hpr~af N
a cssugwniai resas.
Third Avsnos
The tirne honarrd ard wei worn
English version of ths tear tickltn &
piay Fast Lynne VIII De- revived
foe . w~~s al the Third Avenue
theatsr. beginning tomorrow even.
ing Eva Earle French viii appeaf
aa Corneiia.
vsodsvills
The second week Of vaudeville Al
Lesehi park pavilion begins with
tonpsFraN afternoons p.rfnruia nee
a. 10 ateisek The whole hiil viii
be changed. except thr one. begged
acrnhats Ernie and HonnNxR~F. wha
made such 4 ftt this seek. The at
fractions are drawing sppd crowds
gupirs psrs Thsa.sr
The uau theater az James street
and Third avenue viii have - pre-
inter next Monday night, opening
With vaudeville attractions - the
same character that are given tn Hzsu
Franriseo and others elites IN TIE
circuits Of the 0rpheufn and afaus
mann and she North western cum
panl~w There will BE- nine per-
fsrrnancsa week. Including three
fsaAstn@4a
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ssanains ~ N. Clubs
YESTERDAYS
RACES.

FIRST RACEr-aeven fttrionExs 4
year uids and Up sefifew
Psttisrsw 70 :. Tuiiett up; arst
nssD. secgtsd
Hslrdock third.
Time 50
SECOND RACE-Foar fari0ngs ?
year-oids. purse.
crixii ? 10 1. Tuis~st up. arst.
r. r. shRw. second
Planet third
Time .dSlta
THIRD RAcE-ssven furiongr. D
ysar-oids and up. selling.
L O. a.. - !. sheehAn up. hrrt
Legal Maxim. second
Resin. third
Time M
FOURTH RAcE-ona mile. s-year-
oIds and up. falling.
Dis Hfer ? 70 !. See up, first
Judge voorhien second.
The singer. third.
Tims~t a.
FTF-TH RAcE-six fnrsopEss s-year
oIda selling
Iri. ato L nbisrbrand Up. first
Thix. second
Alta O.. third
Tims--i.fsis.
sfxTH RACT-Fvs fur1ongz. t-ysar
olds and 40. selling.
Sol Llohtenatsih. 70 /. HaVron %
first
Amaaa second
Goddess of Night third.
Time gs.
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UKSANITARY
LOCAL nARBuR
sHoPs ORDERED CLOSED

FILTHY and uusanitafY harher shops
viii not be- tolerated by tbs state beard
eg barber examinprs whieh to-day deiiNa
erred notices O. TWENTY ak shop own
tss Ia ssnttio revaktns their licensees
and urdrriua them - Huspsad the
practice 81 their trade far - days.
A. the end nf that time they can
as.isf the law be fsinstatsd unen thv
filiaH ~ proper application and prom
iae q ohey the statute
The inquiry was carried on auint1
Is the board which took testimony ~
the usssr ~ the BARRIERS sseussf dur
ms is resent seasian in Seattle The
charges Wurc fllad by tbs laenl har
hers union aftpr an Investigation of
conditions BY vemmlttpe ~ that
body
of the tNrnti sis BARRIERS suspended
eighteen are iaranrsn saa eiaht white
All bat one of the shops found un
sanitary are in shn district below
Nealsr way
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70 Floyd , rickard Ausust u. ipn
The petitioner states that AZ that time
tile ceremony wna performed. fiekard
had wife uvina from whum he hed
falsely informed her he Naa diNef"oa.
Iuatien ueornp yesterday placed
Pearl How'd under So honda 70 toe
tfY II tho triai of John itHFte. against
whom she awuru - complaint iaHt
week eharainu bim With Naafanef
under tho nrw felony law tn default
~ honda, roRfi was PLAYED n iali
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Hn Gl!Rn1A.
INDICTED
CHARGED WITH conpoUNoiso
FELONY AT NONE

Among tho fes true bills returned
BY tbs Federal grand Jury a Sems
VS. one against United States Com .
missioner ". g. gordaa and ". "a.
Hart. one u the grand IarTmsn.
both u Council Gag.
They are ehaFaea with having
ssfm poundrd feionr The tr0able
grew out % a case tried before DOR
don. IN which tars arrested =elifn.
the Barber. Tor a gambling debt.
IL j. alleged that tsof DON commit
ted an ufcusr ~ permitting Inc
case 10 b. settled aut IF court.
The men are out oa heuda
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A HORRLD JOKE ON
THE SCHOOL MA'AMS
SOMEBODY THEY COULD PAUL FOR
So AND TINY WE'RE DISAPPOINTED

Yes. thia il the ticket office.
How muchf"
NO. no, Of course. not. 81. why,
somebody's been ctr mean. fool
tnH you"
No, really. 1 mean IT
We couldn't carry YOU to-
THE other roads doing it, You
must be mistaken. I'm sorry. really,
hut ws cant 30 ~ It's 500 yes
that's right, 800, Doodby"
And hy this tlne "A very much or
Tended young woman would hang
W the receiver with bang ana the
sNeumuda ting official would take =
tail out % polite language. This has
been going ga Tor two days and over
lea teachers have either visited the
affiena or called ~ phone and been
The dupes Of tho practical Jester.
And when they found Il would cost
them 500 instead Of tik. hopes of
aummer gowns. dainty hats and
eatty salts went agiimmeFius.
This horTid railroads. any way.
). as the universal poat from the fair
fed lIpa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
LABORER KILLED BY
A FALL OF Earth
Three Men We're Buried Alive at the Corner OF
Cherry Street end Fourth avenue

Rcmeo'n hndN Was covered but he
fore the earth could close in around
him he succeeded. by frantic efforts.
IN partially nesinK himself " was
the work ef hut e few moments to
extrleate him. aud though he Il
painfully injured, it n expected that
he viii eecoXer. lie Il At the proNt=
dence hospital
Nauiefhaaf was also covered by
the earth. but his injuries consist
enlN In a bssiY bruised les
tamplet las ia the trench Tor full
haif heur before the att could he
dus away though the men. in ooa=
tinuai fear ef another slide, worked
like beavers.
NuthlnE il known % the dead man
and no papers ~ any Kind we're
sesua in his ciething te furnish y
clsw o. hia tdentity. Ne h thought
30 be an engineer To n fellow work
man iamNier said yesterday that ne
had no money and that hs would he
compelled % leave the city snan. lie
was ab'adt Is Yeara of axe. fia body
u at the tsaaney " ataon muFsus.
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CHURCHES

Tnaits A. = Frederick G. Lee. pas-
tuf a. II a. m, sthristihn frrfeo'
tioni p m Hfah and the Devil
Evangelical Association. Cor Hars
riaon ana Taftur Az ~ 81 Horn
chick pastor German sermon and
communion services conducted ~
Rev y Hhupr presiding elder u
Portland Oregon chiidrrna nay e.
HrulseH az y IA
f1rut PRESBYTERIAN Rev NJ A Mat
thpws At II a m. '-rhs Theology
20 PRAYERS T. IA. Intense apifit.
ual Cultivation.
Wertminstar Presbyterian Rev. J
~ Wilson A Il = m. The Rise ~
ths Kinadem III israel 50 m. '-rbe
Problem ~ the cts siums
tlretsuta~n tsas-bFtsrtan.-Rs , y
Frrgusen. At u o. n.. aHnivsrsaFv
prasrams - . m "Nrf Ainud spare
Not tiff rhy Nutas fiks q rrumpst
apd sho~ ~ People rhsH TraassFes
sieua
llausry Street N. v Rss - D
nrske. AZ n = m rsfif 'wnp Day
exercises. . p. ~ wesley meupfia !
under auspices - fh0 Ep~efih
tcasis Itsu. = e nisins ard others
~iii deliver addresses
Ne zsan Bsptisg tceiore,il Rev
q Methsrsan At p NJ. the pas
tor wili preach he farewell sermea
Mrs "a. II TAfieg. Caatraiie. Wis
sing = Solo. sNsesf Alone
Firat rsatsftan- Nss W n sim
pnda Al II a tn lnot anf Esti
h. thr rsaehlnk a tahn Wesl~Y
Church az und neF. ~ Wehb
a. as p n. II NaH Love Ate. hs
VIII Kesp NJ wasd@
University Conversational church
saH The scene - = stra SHERRY fosti-
al last sYsntax given ~ Inc ladies =
the ehaseh
Rev y r. sattau vii preach On
aabtath At Il s'siaek a. tha Ftrst y
= eharah - Green Lake subfeet
what Thiak Ys = chflpt Also
hapglsiaal ~srsies % faila~ The even
inE sill - given ever b. children =
NAy rfsrsisse
al Marks ehtaeh. Nnaisou snf
fuosf~ay Rev J y. tiwgd faeist
HRrvtrea : "a Il q "a and . ~
N srainE sefxlse the rsrpetasi Re
n.fwai EFsains Topic The tAFshe
CHRIST
Reusn cs,heile Msstlng.
~ MarYsH Parish Rev " J.
Nets EhufTh a0faFF - ifAt niiettt
- Asr,sss ,SSs>at.. 49,. y.:4.Ss.
rIiaas Huti ~ ristsu = iiIfifssi - is-sss
Hiaa a m iasnaa Y.ss ha1i ! ~ u m
Instruction AHH pansairtlgn. ,.
y. m.
Chufeh - our Lady ~ Coed uslp
= Rev y \ pf~fanfaiur AS a. ~
low mas. 10 - a IN. high mae i
y. m. xsspsfH asa hsns9iction.
sacred Heart EhnFeh llev, dea. A.
ma A. s q n. and . D. "a. iaw
mass. Ew J. m fesrrft. s1FHlafi
ana hsusdiestan
Church x tsss issssn=rti'a'r casseeis.
ihan4flev a zwsrfe Al z ~ anf
sa a. IN. ln~ mass ieitn a m i.
hiEh mas an1 seFfBau 10 y. m
rosary anf hxszessietton.
se~Ssal Msesinos
ThFasaphinai sHelsf8 Seattle in@iee-
Atsp IA. ftassHrxnetlaa and Ascen
aiar r a kzarnea
Queen faty ThFesaphiehi snCisfFs-
As o m. sssuas and Effect shs
ETERNAL Necessity. Me- o y SILVA
a-fi
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NOME NOTES

eleven dollars to the bucket r.
what Martin Dahl r. getting right
along on No. 3 Dahl creek. and y u
easy work 20 pan oet 5000 o. $500 o
day me Nfaf6 0f fifH fsss - ''s'is -
not known This Is the statement
made By Jerry Calvin well known
mining operator Of DAM creek
The Nome Telephone company u
putting IN new poles for It's lines 70
Anvil, snow Ruieh and Dexter
creek The poles are - substan-
tlaf Kind and are n great Improve
fneut over those formerly IN use.
,rhe Northern Commercial com
many will abandon the mercantile
business In Nome. The y a. 7.
r. company has leased the build.
lnes ~ the ~. r. company ana VIII
occupy them.
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Somebody played marvelouslY
funny prank Ga the city ticket
aaenta OF the various railroads and
on the Hchoal ina'ama ~ the city a
day or tive age ana TIE agents and
the ma ama are iauking for the pct
patratuf of ete cruel jest
The runner aat eui somehow, aH ait
rumors de-. thet the railroads Wefa
makinA a fiat rate % 80 from Sc
attic 90 IT, Paul and return IN order
90 help the many eastern tsaChefa
employed Ia the city schools 10 at
bacs home without depicting thslr
bank accounts.
Then the rdn began Il.
Every school ma am who lives east
90 Stuck Junction wanted 90 80 10
~ Paul aud back fnr SIS.
Thursday morning. az the nffahie
agent beEan 60 rub the sleep out Of
his eyes and dust the desks the
telephone vent "tinH-a ling itnk.
and this n the line % taih at tha
rrruiyinH end
Hello"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

A. lenpler was Killed and Sam
Remeo and ". {. Nan1erhocf ~,
iafet. the former quite se.eusly, ey
the caVing ~ OF bank II earth late
yesterday afternoon at the CORNER ~
Fourth avenue and cherry street.
where the men were excaVAttnH foa
the foundation af the new seattle
Athletic club building.
This earth wall ga the Fourth av.
snue side rises - feet IN helght. ana
Il vas al the base ~ this. ln q dep
trench. that the tuen were WORKING
SIX 81 seven men were buslly plying
plck and shovel when. suddenly. a
cry rom one % ths wofkmcn a..
tfartva the attention ef she others 20
the falNng earth.
several % the men Jumped from
the trench ana escaped uAhurt. bat
three were caught
J8ntnisr Was crushed ta the hot.
tom ~ the trench ard Was com.
rieteiN covered 70 the depth OF four
feet. not ~ loose dirt alone. but also
- soiii masses az clay a. well
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FAHORS THE
CANAL TREATY

WASHINGTON. u. g, Junefz4.--
me state department has received
from Minister Hsaupre AZ Hog0t9 a
rnfsi~ IN reference to the extra SEES
sion u the Colombian congress
which convened June 20 for c1Bsia-
eraflan Of the Panama canal treaty
The president opened the congress
with 4 message IN which he review
"a both sides 81 the question. lie
says he personally favnra the treaty,
which he believes WI be Immensely
benneial TO the country, Increasing
IS commerce.. industry and wealth.
Ne saya Il u a triumph that tbs
American government has declared
the Colombian route preferable 20
all others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
ACCIDEN T AL.
ooRoNuR's jury RETURNS a
VERDICT IN sHoMo CASE

A verdict Of accidental death WAS
late yesterday afternoon rendered
BY the eoranerH Jury impanelcd 10
investigate the deafh Of little VIII
bur ahomo. The child. the adopted
son OF Mf and Mrs. Charley hhomn,
Was found stHanEied IN rs bed last
Tuesday morning
After hearing testimony IN support
~ the charges Of cruelty aud evis
denca introduced Ia an effort 70
show criminal neglect. or probable
cause FOR a crime. the jury listened
10 the statement Of Mr. Nhomo IN
answer % the charges and returned
verdict ekanefatw,E her from
blame.
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MURDERS HIS
cELLMA7E

HOT SPRINGS. ksk. June IL
Murderer noagherty. sentenced %
he hung here August ~. this MORN
ing attached Williams. his ceiiuete.
with razor. almost diasmbowe ilaR
him. Williams can live but a few
NnrtFa
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BY HIS OWN
REVOLVER
NOME POLICEMAN ACCIDENT
ALLY SHOT AND KILLED

Thomts Flnnigan Of the Nome
Police furcs. died at the Holy Cross
hospital June s. rum the effects ~
an accidental gunnhot wound reostV b
81 = fsN days Previous iits re-
veissr went on In his hiH pocket.
snd the bullet lodged under tho
knaeseap
After the ball had been removed 10
ae thought that hfnniEan would
reenXef. but tho shock proved fatal.
FGuT fAvACA. Te.. June - ~
TINS Mexican steamer cafafnNia 20 IN
Is stranded near h~Fu. The captain
NAs killed Ia the eFeekage The
crew VAS saved
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us-o.nv.s. cei-s4s

On sale tuiY sth and fth. ssrur-
sSon tieksis % Denver erfount Y 7.
| IA g. ~ eumNEutiun Thr Northern
Pacific a the official route. Fer
tickets and Information cail az city
ticket office. Seattle 80
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KILLED BY
COLLISION

DIES MONIES. Ia. June 21s--An
accommodation train coliioad with
> freight train on the Milwaukee n
r. Paul road. west u the city. carry
mis- morning. Engineer Erickson
ami Brakeman Howard we're hHisu'
-FOUR 0thofs wefe badly injured
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Classified Ads


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hH4 setef. 1sfuowa hasses kas4ll h4rn
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ROBERT nALTnr. sis asU Yast His
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CAPE PRINCE OF
WALES IN LUCK

Although Cape Prince uf Waiss L.
DOUBTLESS th1uEhf b many residents
q Alaska even O. b oae u the ftDst
Isolated - places. u has AZ taast One
ADVANTAGES over Nome ard other
esutefs ~ popuiatlbn In the north
II - IN communication Ntta the out
Htte world fully a month sariirr
than the rest Of the places on the
caanf
The hr~t ship ~ eaif there this Sra
sun uHa tfiw si~affi = ltsisF SIs san
der. eaafasa Tiit9n. ff1fa san Fr2u
cisco. The date ~ her arrival was
May = and she spent the day trad
Ina with the natives. bringing ffrsh
vegetables. late uewapa psfs and if
tefestinE news 81 The outside world.
she left San Francisco April I.
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standing 81 n. Club.
MOPPED UP
BY MAUPW
frisco HELPLESS IN CAST
orr HARRYrs HANDS

There VAS nothing doing for
-ffsneu Ighnr Mse'ioxkey ard hia
heaxy hittefs a, Athistie park. yrs-
terday. Harry Aauuta cid tn
douhis swing on thr sish and put the
balls over IN q manner that made
tn. much i0atet hard aittsFs from
San Francisco look ssek
The scog- vas % !. and Y wgnid
have bern a SMUT aut uHt Tor Nc
NleAoiM error IN the ninth inning
fstsndon uarf nothing but
straight bali. and wtth good eontrol
hs held the locals daUn until ths
eighth. when Treadway. nrennan.
nabbftt ant Stanley MI safely and
four runs came tn.
The gate receipts we're turned over
60 Mayor Hurnes 20 t< seat 70 Hepr-
ner for tire relief % IN. nocd sfrsck-
en- people ~ that Eeetion The crowd
was small on account Of the threat
srtnG W~ath@r.
~ asaas
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.ETERSONS
! go 90 o o o D ~
scs. zoe. 40 PIKE STREET.
PLUMBING

Md Hof Water HsstIna.
Plans and Estimates furnished
c. N. st ~ q Co.
South side Of colman Dock. foot Of
Columbia street.
Phone Black 1gI-
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japanese liner fyo Maf8 sailed 10
Yokohama this morning Nith ais
European and 70 Chinese passengers
and a fair cargo Of miscellaneous
freight The latter Included - 800
sacks u flour. los bicycles. u "a ssE
81 cigarettes. ISL casks OF beer aud
- bales ~ hay
Steamer senator II due tonight
from Nome
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ssa sfii fau uicr Httts ha7ns ehFHp
s4t,s y. .ss> szsa. ssssSs. "a. as.
q. NrEHs = M
- e. ~ ~ kre
Afaa8z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours--8 a. m. to s p. m.
Sundays a. m. to ia m.
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THE SAME
OLD STORY
llwAssEs LOST AGAIN TO rHE
SENATORS YESTERDAY

SACRAMENTO. 1uas s-Tae 81
vasass were defeated BY ailks FISHERS
bunch ye-sssss1y hy.i ncors q TO l.
Fur a time II looked =. II II would
hs a ianS 10 game. nath Drown
and Drohan we're stress anita the
fourth. when couple a safe sas'a
Scored ths first run Tor Seattle. la
she esxt innlas. t~o ats and = eoatlS
error ~ Srfwartn gave ths Senators
tAre~. me Senator's scored another IN
ths sfxth.
The ssers br iuninss.
n. ~ n
Seattle ..s.....s.eaataaasa-f = Z
Sacramento ..esaasIeee- 1
AZ Los Angeles
s4R Francisca &. Lea Angeles. 4
A. OaklAnds
Oakland. >. Portland.
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i9stt sTs s-R " y
Seattle. oee ere.
Frisco 0ao0o 0eet 5
At Taeouaa- .. Los An
geies !.
At Butte-s Spokane s. Butte 7.
At Helena Portland :. Helena 5.
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soNneY WATSON co.

N"~' W. wv ~
Funsfei Dirsetafs ana EmBsinssrs RAJ
lnrs fh4Ff ave. ana Cofaaabla strsss
Tells phenss Main "a nssttis. wssh
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WoMEN IN despair. II IN need. send
for a women's friend remedy. which
relieved me- Mrs. Palmer y. O.
Box 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

MADAMn cARoLINA-Ths wonderful
eisiryoyant medium tells the present
past and fulnfe, names SVEN esfds ane
Do las FIRST avenue. Nendams hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

TAME female deer, one year old. Not
necessary TO keep penned. Very fond
OF children. Address Mrs NJ. s
Mieikelaon. Clifton, Wash. Mason Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Man with references for CONNER
eial traveller TO call on merchants
aud agents; experience not re-
auirad. salary so per week. with
expenses advanced. NATIONAL,
s2s Dearborn St. Chicago,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-20
ECHOES FROM AFFAIR.

Except the Joppa gate, all the en-
frances to Jerusalem are closed at sun
set.
Squirrels as well as rats are sub
iect to plague. At Hassan, in MySore'
all the squirrels have died from this
disease.
Surinam has the smallest range Of
temperature Of any place in the world.
The summer temperature is rs, and
the winter 771l degrees.
Twenty years ago few foreigners
had ventured the risk Of life incident
to a landing in Corea, but to-day its
capital has an American street rail-
way plant.
Crops are being harvested some
where in the world during every month
in the year. South Africa and Peru
harvest in November, and Bengal
Burmah and New South Wales in De-
cember.
The Nile food this year is the lowest
in the last 25 years, and although the
scarcity Of water will in part be com
pensated by the new works executed
by the British government the crops
in Upper Egypt are likely to suffer.
Such water as is available will proba-
bly, be chiefly applied to the cotton
crop, leaving beans, lentils. maize, etc,
to bear the chief effect Of the scarcity.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-20
FOREIGN ODDS AND ENDS.

Breton sheep are not much larger
than a fair-sized hare.
Austria was the first country to
adopt the system Of postcards. This
was in 1869.
Next January the rate Of transit
through the suez canal will be re-
duced 90 cents a ton.
Sixteen thousand emigrants have
left Norway this year, chiefly for
North America. Last years total was
1000.
On account Of the bad harvest in
Norway the government has granted
$4,000 to farmers for the purpose Of
buying seed.
STRAW hats" made Of paper are now
being made in Lyons for the Paris mar
ket next summer. The cheaper kinds
will cost only ten cents.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-20
WHERE THE KAISER RULES.

Berlin's death rate is four per
1000 less than that Of London.
Newspapers are now being sold
through automatic machines in Ber-
lin.
For sausage-making Germany I'm
ports 10000 dozen hogs livers in
year.
Nine theaters, seven schools and
two churches were among the large
buildings erected last year in Berlin.
A German manufacturer has in
vented slippers made Of paper, which
are finding a ready sale among hotel
keepers.
While the population Of Germany in
creased from 100000 in 1881 to 81
100000 in 1901, the emigration de-
creased in the same period from 220,9O2
TO 22.O73.