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n I'M Norfolk Western

a t-=sf = LEAVE RIcIIMoND, DA II
9:oo SA Aor Ml lid ii: 10 4. NJ. Stops only al
W EHfXicASa6 ST S sH2sks Buffet
1 ~ Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg and
Roanoke Pgman sf e h9anqko as :
E,on un,nke to Knoxville, and Knoxville I'd
cSattSaIyooga and Rao MsmphaS' EXPRESS 70,
Farmylile, Lynchburg and Roanoke.
6 Al 1, sH4RsEi o LIM dnly Fl
Peters burg, Iyayerly and Suffolk, Connects
VIII to Boston H. pTSoylGenee New
G:56 ri. NJ, for Norfolk and all stations
ea s:ss = r NJ, NfM5 ORLEANS SHORT
Lynehburg PNtersfbnrg e RGpainoKe
Nav Nav Orleans. Cafe Dining Car, I,
2 r. NJ. and s:5s p, M; from Norfolk 1l:10
A. 5M"1l:42 a: M and,6 = NJ
wv ~. b. BEVILL G, Fl. BosLEYs 3
Gen, Pass Agent Dis. Pass, Agent,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

49, Richmond, Va, M 1,,5f 2, 1903
10 WHOM IT MAY. GoNCER 3 ~, -,
tor Of the estate Of W.9 z. irAAT y, de-
ceased. AN persons Indebted TO the es i,
tate will please settle VIII me eba ana - az
will please present them to me forth
with, properly authenticated. for pay
w HARRY Al, ,4AArUM,
Administrato tor.
Care i. I. Christian 81 so n
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MR.. BOTTO GOES
INTO BANKRUPTCY

Mr.. James l.. Botto. the we'll known sa-
loon man and former politician, yesterday
filed a petition In bankruptcy. His La
bilities are placed at s9,6o5,43, and his
assets at $500.
Mr.. Botto is widely known IN Richmond
and has been for years a leading DEM
ocratc politician.
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.ATLhNTlC CQAST.L[RE

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALI A1l-ts---'
BYRD.sTREETiS STATION.
$50 A. NJ. TO all points South.
900 A. NJ Petersburg and Norfolk.
800 r. NJ. Petersburg land N. & ". West
400 p. M. Petersburg and Norfolk,
1910 p. M Goldsboro Local.
$3.50 p. M. Petersburg local.
s:5s P. NJ. To points South.
e:35 p. M Petersburg and N. q ". west
1870 p. NJ Petersburg local.
tll:5O p. M. FLORIDA Special. .5J
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. !.
4:N a. NJ, ts:4o a.. NJ. 7;s5 a; =, NJ: :, r. ~.
a NJ "I1lo'A. NJ, 711:42 "A. NJ. 200 q. ID"
$50 p. NJ, TAB p. NJ. $3.50 = N:
Except Sunday. Except Moh nc ~.
Is a s.. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. AGt
w j, CRAIG. Gen. Pass. az = 80 ,-.---
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NEW ISDNT5 cot1Rr1rClr1sr.

g 0N ..TlluRSssDAY,$ MARCH N 4 II. 1909,
eofk snd RAh msfA e Tae
Of land and the i'm provelncnts thereon
known as .'Wolpert's,' about one mile
norttheasn from Proyidece Forge IN NeW
Kest county coSrtSheoatsse. tssH az
Ss ae ecns,n oro less Sew the Nen d
Conf Portable Two Story Frame Dwelling
OF abGI sghe Ehe q Hhea
Of the land being cleared and rro' ,1t
the rest containing some valuable t II !.
ofsr so ryood tse rae benr ay
and the land OF good quality, we'll adapted
to trucks, fruit and the 6, crops usually Usual
ana sHstan hs s
on dSesapeaxo ana Ohio Ral! way in
g geS s nsa e
Of executing the trust taxes e date Of
e1 the t. ~ caaps
tne Is Y '1e1s
Erssn noe for e she and
Years now in default. and any protest
fees and charges thereon; upon q credit
e 'hs sree 2eats e @ aa Gsa5'"f
cember ii, 1908, BY notes Of the purchaser;
secured BY deed Of trust upon the said
property; and the residue, Il any. In two
negotiable notes, with interest added, and
secured by deed Of trust upon the said
property, or for all cash as to said resi-
Possession viii be given OF the entire
promises at once. :. I. *
CHRISTIAN SCHAAF.
Trustees.
J. 3. Elan & Co.. Auctionecrs ~
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS A
6 BY Pollard & Bngby.
". /. . Real Estate AuctlonecIris.
'1'RUsTEE s AUCTION SALE 4

TRANtg DWELLING AND largo p !, rh &c y
oM ;,v1v M M}S tslDR n 2FEtrR RaiA ND
II11RIYsFOURTH sTRl1l5g,dTsS5,, !, Nm
KNOWN AS NO. S3IO e, MAIN 81 hIh1A' =,
II execution q deed Of rt trasd aate1a
CLERKS office 81 RIchlnond C ,l,p Ss r;s
Court D. B 1872 page SOL de ~ 1T f del,t
therein. secured, and being reau l ,.,, SO
to DO, Will sell by Auction on me PREM IL
nit RspAy MARCH p, 1921 90 !, I, !,
dwelling, Containing about 9 rooms. The r {,
side. of Main Street by depth Of ABOUT
120 feet to alley.
TERMS Enough IN cash to pay ~ cost Is
.cluding pro "a ia taxes for 1909, and n 20.
for 500, with l. interest on same from De,
credit Of $50 paid on February q - % !;
credit payments to bear Interest and pc
secured BY trust deed; or all cash. at
option Of purchaser
S-5}s} Fl. r. POLLARD, Jr, Trustee.
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NOTICE
RI THE PUBLIC.

I TAKE THIS MEANS or ADVISING
YOU HAVE NOW STARTED A. COLI
LtEGTIXp AGENCY, MI Nit Blk Il ri 1H l.
cAREFUL ATTENTION,
j, b, WOOD, 7l9 y; Broad Street
Formerly with Richmond Ice Co.
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TO the Heirs at Law Of. Robert King
and A. King. his wife, the latter some
times called Mrs. Eduia King and both
parties dead:
You are hereby notified that tract OF
land. containing. Two hundred (2o0 Acres.
and State Of Virginia, In Jackson Mag.
isteral District near the lands Of Paul
Jones and J. 3. Wilson and th e. I, !,
August, 1856, for delinquent taxes, levies,
interests and costs. to the Commonwealth
Of Virginia; an application for The h., pn lr
flee. and it appearing from the records
in this office that you are interested in
the said land. you are further notified TO
appear In four months from the date OF
TITS notice and do what may be neces-
sary to protect your interests.
p Given under my hand this Goth day OF
: oDi va - 1''' u. II. COLEMAN,
Clerk Amelia County. Court, Virginia.
Meade Haskins, Attorney for Applicant.
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& s sssr Z sot ersssF T. :

E . IL
Trains Leave Hlchmond--Nort ward.
az ~ n A., diinily Hyra St 81 Through.
M 4 H. d saily M Man g. g. T HhhsShh Al
Through All Pullman Cars. ID A
#7:l1 Nm. week days. Elbn. Ashland ao.
s a;S}' A: Nj Sunday only. Byrd st.
$40: SO \. III, week days. Bryd St. Through.
4:0 Y NJ, week days. Byrd St. Fred.
Egg M. daily, Main st. Through.
0:z s ! NJ. week days. Elba. Ashland ao-
~, $:@ r M. daily. Byrd st. Through.
il u ~ NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
GAO a. M week days. iSba. Ashland 40
s H. w Sal dn syrd BYRD g. ST. Ntnr prsd.
erlcksblrg accommodation.
Ela KY r. week days. Byrd st. Through.
& 2:0 E. NJ, daily. Main " st. Through.
s ~ !, - n week days Eba' Ashland ac-
SO e daIig; n Byfa 81 81. TThhTeugh
lo = Z. M daily. Main st. Through. All
II 100 & 81. Week days. Elba. Ashland 40
HOP; 81. Week days. Byrd ST. through
1879 a. NJ daily. Main St. Through
Notc-Pullna Sleeping or Parlor Carr
~. u. DUKE, 9. ". cULP. ". P"TAYLOR
Gcn'l Man'r. Asst Gsn,l Man'r. Traf. MAn'i
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REAL ESTATE,

BOUGHT AND sOLD-FARMs, TIM
Der and Mineral Lands. no mat tp r, where
located. Address THE ,W 7, s =: yS n
TIMBER, MINERALS FARM AGENCY,
l4C7 II st., N. W., Washlngton'oC Y. a.s
LEE MONUMENT:
At the crcls large LETT 50 1fieet fps 81
Street Owner always held at sl60, fIe
has decided to SELL; price shows T.
REAL ESTATE TRUST co..
100000 A, CIiIAPAs, Dist, Of Chilon,
Mexico, between three nayigable rivers.
Contains mahogany, cedar and rMMpp nd
trees: tobacco and tropical lTnlts, ~, ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

" IRGINIALIN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HDNRICO, FEBRUARY IS, 1903
Fred II. 6Garber......... Plalntllf
Mrs. NJ. u. johnson. I. 80. Defendant.
In case and on an attachment returned
The object Of this suit is to obtain a
judgment In favor of the plaintiff against
the defendant for the sum OF one hun
drcd and sxty-hve dollars and eighty
two cents, with legal interest thereon.
from the 18th day Of November, 1902, UNI
til payment, and to subject to the salts
longing to the said Mrs. M. L. Johnson
In Henrco county. containing, one hum
dred and twenty-elght and half acres.
more or less. on the Charles City Road,
about ten miles from Richmond, being q
part Of the same property conveyed to G.
B. Bonnell, trustee for Mary q. Johnson:
from II. II. Johnson and wife. by deed
dated July 10, 1877. and recorded IN the
clerks office Of Henrco County Court,
Deed Book 80, page 39l
And an affidavit having been made and
nled that the defendant Is. not a resident
OF the State Of Virginia, the said defend
ant Is notified to appear here, within If
teen days after due publication of this
order in the Times Dispatch, newspaper
published In the city Of Richmond, and
do what Is necessary to protect her inter-
ests herein. S
Goodwin. Attorney. Clerk.
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Is Getting We'll.

Mr.. Charles Corling, Jr., who was ope-
rated on by DR.. Johnston, at the Old
Dominion Hospital. for appendicitis, is
improving.
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BY r. M.i5Wortham & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and .Auctloneers,
Is North Ninth Street. at III

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
l.S Is North Ninth Street. II
rTRUsTEESa sALE or N1C15. SEMI p p
TACKLED BRICK DIV ELLING. No NJ
73f n AiRD s III EaN s TI coNe
TANNING z ROOMS, WITH LOT 22x12l
FEET TO AN ALIEY. a5.M
!. BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to Ghas;
J. Williams and A. l.. Boulware, dated t,
1921 !; record in the e 9le,xt
D. 3. 143 g, p. 47s.s Default having been
made, and being requested, by the BENG enc,
ficarles Hereunder so to do. l Will sell,
as sole surviving trustee, on the prem
THURSDAY, MARCH 70, 1903,
to In the above-mentioned deed
This property9is now under good rental
and should command n good figure.
e TERMS-Cash8a as to expenses of sale.
any taxes that may be due. and en ,9sa =
is interest ana $4,000 principal; and enough
also IN cash g 1T to pay interest On sald prln,
March tho 18th. 1901, until pail; balance
cash. i4 CIIAS. u. WILLIAMS,
3s{ Sole Surviving Trustee.
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SEAB=Ok ARD '. I:
AIR LINE RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE R1c1M oSp-pA1LY.
1o:2s p NJ, seaboard Florida Limited tes
T. ST. Augustine.
2:l5 P. NJ. Seaboard Mall to Savannah.
Jacksonville Atlanta ara Southwest.
12:2 a. NJ. Scaboard Express to savan-
nah y; Jacksonville Alta Alta 11ta and south
e,i6 AN. Local for Nor Ina and Hamlet
TRAINS. ARRIVE RLCHMoND.-DAlLf
6 40 a. NJ. No, 81. from Florida;
G:lOA. NJ. Nc, 80. from Florida, Atlantis
1 IS Isl 2. NJ. No, g. from Florida. Atlantis
and Southwest. ~
s:i5 p. NJ. from Mor!na anI l1eal Points q
Phone 45. 1ot3 East Main 81.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.

DAY, WEDN EsDAY and FRIDAY at I A.
NJ. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point,
Newport News Claremont and James
Point for washington, Baltimore and the
North. State-rooms reserved for the night
at moderate prices. Electric cars direct to
Music BY Grand Orchestrloh, 5l5
Freight received for aboYe,name places
and all points In Eastern Virginia sand
Notrh Carolina. 1RVtN W w n ~ ~
N 4. Barber, Jr,. sserstarx- ~ I Z
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE bays.

Diedrlch II. rewes and Rudolf %. i'll
jAdickes and Ernest T.. Adickes, f. dated
tho 18th December, 1900. and recorded
County Court. default having Been nadsl
In the debt secured, and being rcdllredl
SO to, do by tho beneficiary the. Under
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EDWARD 8. ROSE
Trustee In both Deeds OF Trust.
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BY N w Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer
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J. B. Elan & Co.. Auctionecrs.
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In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
of the County OF Henrlco:
Walter Brown. elalntllI'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
OUTLOOK
IS CRAVE
BUT as OUT OF 400 DECK.
HANDS ARE AT WORK
TODAY

:" t''.sf nrv ~ tae organisation
ehi'a ssiHeHatf
sh. we H'l'Nr pr siHaiaa'sst men aH
iA's .An" aitaHifta tsa4f -
Nt''iN threatening asaset
Nn-N noe sieaEshaH # =
80 ''N INf, arr - WHfs tslts
".NNfa cry Nrift trd SO fHH das -
ftetH NN"N thn iNfat ateaHsfH SAL
s4hAalN ''ltNh t' NtfttHt aaa zaataH Higa
ff''ih 'Asins vacant tttces r efa~r
O. ~ fthl HnN rHinir dtHtnFtahtH
teffiAi eNtta r"iiefiheh haze hsefs
ttstinneN ~ W. waterfront
Aen 'lflhnsh.im lt1 ffsnsReftat ian
eeai}ani ri'efouhs 'lfs eteHutefs hasie
ana HittH nH rtnfHst aEtaf q
sfHntrt t1H HNaic ~ wNHes demanded
hk tht unN"h iVaNinN ths hIaek Han
Tive ttp n'lN eAnlraHN which my -
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MAY Be IN
ice PACK
THE PORTLAND SHOULD
ARRIVE SOON FROM
NOME

sunday az che latest h the date
HKad for tho arrival of the Alahks
Commercial yo@psuys steamer
Portland. from Nome Says capt Jas.
earfu. assent ~ the company Tn.
Less she returns by The brrinninE Of
nakt week. reasonable fears uHf De
suiaftiiusl thnt she 100 been caught
ia lhs torinz sea re PACK ne
fact that tthr Yukon Ice WHs mafe
then two weeks bate this Neaf pa
moving out makes N very prnhahis
that the Afrtie ise was also tafdf
Ia mavlHE northWard
ludaf thuat circumstance
0auid he possible though not pfHh
HHle. THAT ths Portland has been
8uaht iu the ioe und iH being ear s
fied Tar intn the Arctic, as sir ana
iha steamer Istniu we're laat Yesf.
The danger 81 auFh $40 accident -
iha little steamer hah auu tAtkt
= blHh itu this port nte DAYS aheai
- the Portland. ia fHf greater that
ii b with The Portland Capt fhes
ter Martin nf the Dawson tity IN E
fauind 10 follow the shore liue eloHaz
Is oa bis IONS vayasc north Hafaf
crossing the great Yukon hats oh the
Na1 ta Some.
Unless ihe Portland ia reported b
sunday the ohio nf OreEan maY BE-
expected to reach port nrat with pas
snaafa ana treasure from Nome
Those vessels iefi seattle two weeks
later than the Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Nn sais Iuly sih and sta. nNaNr-
SION tickets 90 Denver Account II =
q O. r CauNenfiou. The NsatheFU
Iaslfic - iha nfufiaS Faufe Par
tickets ana Information call AZ city
ticket office. seattle. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Nilh them rvlue Family and ever siaeu
ht arappsd them 30 has regretted hta
aeflan hut nnw that Seattle hafhafa
are chsrging 1--WE Bits q FnnntuF feet
taf falling nnisr un the faces. Josh
says tvs nAttar rs ssanuu1Y - lst
ha taee curtains NFuw neai8aa that
he Has Suffered a k1sd deal ulthaut
them duri8g ins invent cald spell
state faderHfign ~ saHfau elufa r.
haftns iga apnaal canvuutien Al
Everett.
g. A. CTsties shot hinsasif dead A.
Port Angriea Ntth sun be lhaushf
v a. not laadeA
EsaueefFiau statue - gsaeFai itaak
- sFyciled AZ uasiQu.
NounE mos - snohetafsh wfH afsan.
las = esmnAny "a eatianai xusfsia
sirmiers - itame Camp Ne - "
= ~ hrrve Tor Everett tonight on chs
sainsr Ainiau % iusitgufe a naW
camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
70. s,rI.. d F.ne, N..,.

A new iog 81 uiftr thtnan tn
! safY Vests are shawn AZ reasonable
Heiees ~ KiaK Pres 80 FFr-f ave.
TIE popular iistfcra and Fufnishsra
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
Boys Percale Waists
White Shirt Waists

Mothers Friend style that sell
regularly for i5r. your choice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Nnrcsfisrd percSiine. on eniurr
and black thr iie quality. ths
asrf ss.sts.+ s-,.stt-..t'. ioe
aarssn. IN BLACK. cream anA blue.
the asc ausiitf far yard <Se
naek Merecfiasd sairgn. that lqu
pa IS for ihe gafd ..-s., Toe
paatis Head ties FrnRs. The
NsFd sts.tsttssstt .sts'ts ase
summer corusfa. the regular sae
aass. the psir ....-.s.tt...ts zoe
fsurr Etibbon inches wtfs re
uiaf price tsc thr ya0d De
Infants iacs Trmtn.d iiiba. feea-
Isf los anss. each ,.....4.s BE
.laus Lace. boz cream and
hl~ek. neEuiar price toc the Yari
4sas#sss.. s..-t.tt. t..t...-. &c
nsAss Esfsasi,n sash Rods eoin-
alsts. isach ..-...-t.... .sss-ssse De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

The KAISER uas 2lsd gastaa uss
siaA ne Srizrr saa ehaa tat GasseH
seas glad nat W. asa ktad ard taHn
f-sssssss 49, ssss sass sAs Asazse 49,
sita nat b. ans Nia1 e4eauNz tea
haiaer was MfaH. Uhss@ fhs kas@sf Nas
oa INV kearsarxe a. Nas mstb Naf
ton Ams1r a4sust ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Made ~ good quality Lawn and
India lluan. trimmed Fukea.
regular prlcs 81 90 special. gneh
.............. .... Toe
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Carpenters, Take
Notice!

4 special nseiinE ~ the CaHnsaz 8
fsfs' auion uiii ~ held ff}asF 3 sats
fug. June e1 Matters &c ufaaaag I'M
aufsaaeH VII b. rsusi.ietea ENaHf
fuarnhsf shauif ~ present
-. ~ WI EfN uae A~
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women's Cause Vests

~ aunau ln this iot. bought By oar
New Yafk huyefa "a about hair
price. some with shirt sleeves
al one price. Instead % ear Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
Boys Sweaters

AT slHas up tu ls. in red green
and yellow stripes, resplaf j
ansa. eaen t.,t-t-tt...,..s .. Soe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

John w. iABcts. special treaaury
scent Tor Oregon and WaahlaEfon aa
Ger charges aud viii - asked - So
e1zu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

You arr not az faif fhsas dars On.
issa Fou Eei mixed up ~ a scandal
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sssc sz = . = = = q : =
STAR DUST:


t,e CeapsrHic hard has hssa th.as
ms - some niefs neesfs AID As
MetaAt q - Ensa dtgi batter ftaf
nn1 sAsns the aid kHte county fafa
resie has done Neafkes htsa,
-hppeh . 90
Admiration
Ne hssass % Ufr asfsness. uHsd asHr
hatttN shIps nna fsfta.
Ana eni pre-eFva'iea msHss f. e.
sHpY cut thq8fhfs.
Ne polish az unr spsffa aHt HaHs
~ srNuzthsa czech FaszaH
Ard we're rurthsr 81 than efsF fssi1t'
thr parliament - efan
TSsras q GOOD fiuse eeaafnE - ars
tsatf ~hsa strife shall saHels ssass
Hfen sVerr uatleo ~ fHs earth sAa
srsad fac patti 20 lssass
NhAu there N H. Hffat fnaFa e taHs
Hsttf ieea 20 hate
Nh,n aea their petty differences sff|
aiasiv arNlfrate.
Nnl hsfurA fhr reouaa q ~ EARTH
aevr thss in sweet aeesssz
w. imsaH hSee nat tsaH e HsH EHa
= atrrAfsr ihau ihH ssaFH
Ne sHuaf FKfiruHtm 4N# fsssaHnHsN a.
- = =, y. - - ~ - y ~
Saw thAfa arsafff fhau fhs kaa
tsnriufsns are rnfe~ysaH Anssa5aa
t4sa aisfrief near Fseans4 sHsFs b.
army sact uproent witi - Assa = %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

f1snvrr clarrianf has started - his
xaY o. Naaaarsf,s HsF uhess ~ ufH
sr~nd he sunsussr asa pat ~ private
iiehtrnirx rods Tor presidential nuf
rases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

the EtHaentH pf the aae "a Heart
ehuei heid fhe elosiuE exrrvisea II
the ihoUl year. iaEt nvnuinA. Hf tbs
Cnnreh 20 the SACRED Heart An 81.
eellent pfeEthm Waa gviaaafs ard :
lArsa audience was in attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

s-s Ems hase .an ppeasa a,
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Nisssllrs VII continue tha ENhf
ssasast the fetarea trust IN nfhs4
afuFsls if rf'f smats au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

n romrfInfsq happens That fht
flsher educated a NaSrat gets tse as
~ sna Fsfa atsse hansewesk hsaG tnat
s9~~nf aruiF ~ Seattle. anlf IN r.
coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Aaafhsr rablnst rffsis fl Afhss5s
0reeer LACK ~ coincidence voted =.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-07-25
WITHIN THE TOWN.

The tennis court on the Graded
school grounds is being used almost
every afternoon.
Eli Latta and Jeff Williams the
local we'll doctors cleaned out the pub
lie we'll in the court house yard during
Thursday.
- Mr.. H. H. Beard took from his gar
den yesterday, two Pondorosa toma-
toes that weighed an aggregate OF two
pounds and seven ounces.
Mr.. w. M. Bigger Of Clay HILL
made a large shipment of game cocks
to Mexico last Thursday. He Is re-
ceiving orders almost daily.
There has been no report yet from
the Clemson college expert as to the
condition Of the public water supply.
Mayor Willis will cause the report to
be made public upon its receipt.
The announcement of the partner
ship of Messrs. Thos. F. McDow and
w. w. Lewis under the firm name of
Mellow e Lewis Is a bit Of business
news Of more than ordinary interest.
Both Of these gentlemen are so we'll
know that any words of attempted
introduction would be superfluous, and
people who know them well will be
generally inclined to concede that their
partnership forms a peculiarly strong
combination.
The young men of Yorkville gave
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-07-25

PEOPLE who have to depend upon the
Associated Press dispatches fo- in
formation as to the attitude Of the
state department with reference to the
Manchurian question, and for that
matter, all other questions relating to
the foreign policy Of the United States,
are at a serious disadvantage. 1t
is evident that the Associated
Press dispatches, in so far as
they relate to such things, are edited
at the state department, and 1t is
frequently the case that the department
send out as facts hypothetical situa-
tions that are intended only as feelers
OF public sentiment. Several times of
late the Associated Press has led the
country to believe that certain lines
Of policy have been decided upon, and
later it would develop that entirely new
arrangements were In order. The AS
ISOLATED Press, Of course, Is generally
held responsible for this vaccilation,
and it Is making for itself reputation
for unreliability, while as matter of
fact it's principal offense seems to be
subscribing to the doubt and hesitancy,
not to say the incapacity. Of the ad-
ministration at Washington.