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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27
: All Around Webster :

A. F. Plummer led the C. E. SER
vices Wednesday.
VIM. Barnard and family moved
over to Dan McNaughton's farm the
other day.
D. F. Cory took possession of the
depot Thursday.
A dance is reported in the Sullivan
hall for Friday night.
Jerry O'Leary and Clarence Dewey
departed for their claims last week.
Ned Lawler is now numbered
among the Websterites.
Mrs. Walroun's little daughter has
been quite ill for several days.
Han Clausen purchased a driving
horse from Olaf Leet last week.
Oscar johnson is again in our
midst.
If appearances speak truly Ray
Smith was out walking for his health
Sunday evening.
The first of the week Alex Nc
Laughlin and wife moved to Cando,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. J. R. Kollar and Miss Oracle
took a trip to the Lake the other day.
Mrs. Alex McLaughlin's brother
from Cando has been her guest for
two or three days.
Chas. Gardener and Ray Smith at
tended the play last Friday night.
Mrs. L. D. Smell gave her second
Progressive Pedro party Monday
evening. MI. Koler an Mrs. Smell
won the head prizes and Mr.. Pepoon
and Mrs. Morse secured BOBBY prizes
of ''rare value After the dainty
refreshments served at midnight, the
guests departed, having enjoyed the
evening.
Robert Webster and bride returned
rather unexpectedly on Thursdays
train. Owing to the severity of the
elements they did not receive as much
rice as was intended for their benefit.
Misses Margaret and Mae Webster
together with their brother, Dave,
departed for their claim last Wednes.
day.
The Websterites woke the echoes
mid the distant mountains in a chart
vara Friday night at "Bobs.' I'm.
r hitching the teams about a quarter
of a mile from the house, they came
up quite unawaras and the sound OF
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

PENN POINTERS

The snow which fell in this vicin-
ity last Sunday was appreciated very
much by the farmers as it made the
roads very good for them to market
their grain.
Herman Kaeding returned from
wisconsin last Wednesday after spend
ing the winter with friends and rela-
tives. He was accompanied by his
cousin Miss Lizzie Razler.
A surprise party was held at the
home of A. O. Kaeding last Wednes-
uay evening in honor of Herman
Kaiding. The evening was socially
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

LAWTON ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kerr are visit
ing at Conway, N. D.
Donald Bannerman spent a few
days at Devils Lake.
A petition was circulated and
signed for a daily mail service.
Coe & Doodle have opened a
restaurant.
Henry Gibbons has moved his
house into town.
Charles Medean of Conway has
moved his family on the Andy Bruce
farm cast of town.
The ball given by the Woodmen
March II, was we'll attended and a
good time had by all.
Andrew Bruce, Matthew Morrison
and Joseph Ruttle went to Lakots
last Saturday. The latter "prove6
up his farm.
A Congregational Sunday schoo:
was organized with the following
teachers and officers. Supt., Mrs. Joe
Ruttle; Asst. Supt., George Lemery
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Before buying horses look at the
fine car load at Wilson's barn Devils
Lake. No cash required when pur-
chasing where paper is secured. E.
j. Chamberlin G.. M. Fisher.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Horses for sale-A car load, good
ones, prices right. McNaughton's
barn Webster N. D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

Before buying horses, look at the
fine carload at Wilson's barn, Devils
Lake. No cash required when pur-
chasing where paper is secured, E. j.
Chamberlin. E. M. Fisher.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-03-27

SPECIAL RATES TO CALIFORNIA
AND ARIZONA.
Via Chicago Great Western rail
way. Tickets on sale daily from Feb.
18th to April Both. Available in
tourist sleeping cars. For further
particulars apply to any Chicago
Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer,
u. +. A., Chicago, III. Apr. 80
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-05-15
NOTICE!


. The '0Ni"AD ''ND
First Day of June, 1903,
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Willie Washington ..... ....
e. " Beuah ...... ..........
. n Brown $500. ..........
Jessy carter $500. ..........
Jessy Carter ...... ....
chap clark ........... ......
George Floyd $500. -........
John Searcy 5000 .--.-...
- Jones 100000. .........
= " Benah ...-.. ....
D = Walker 5000. .........
= b Scott 10000. 100000.
Unknown --.. $500. 1900.
Mrs Il Y Dupuis .......
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George Chandler $500. ..,
Morris Modica $500. 1890.
Mrs X L Kelly 600. $1,000.
Anderson Davis ... ...
Unknown $500. " ~
Bertha / Walker 1890.
. r II Walker 1900 100000.
r II Walker 1890 -
II Il Warren 500. ...
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DESCRIPTION OF LAND

1872 chs n 80 deg 10 min
g 2S.40 chs II 40 deg 80 min
" ) chs $ 40 deg SO min W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
COPPER MAJORS or HOME
MAKE, A POSSIBILITY
Lost art of Aneisnts Rediseeversd By Seattle People
Who VIII 6egin Manufacturing Operations Here

claim 10 have Improved > per osat
on the lost sFt Of fha anrisuts.
Tbs usW processes Naa invented BY
Mr.. Carrie Hsndstrufu and her two
sons. George Heudatrosu and II. 4
Anderson. who live at isir floran
avenue, two years aGn. since that
time The matter 81 manufacturing
the article has been ps0motsa BY
Fred l.. Hloa. = local attorney. Tfss
story ~ the invenisea sounds Ike a
fairy tale y = AnaeF.nn. who
fought IN the philippines with the
FirNt Washingtou vuiuntseFn, told Of
" yesterday, Said he
The family began experimenting
n iiscsear the iast secret IN Pin
IL % eight centuries age einrs then
the hnppiadGn obtained has bsen
banded down Ia aams inventive
genius 81 ths family. which was
driven BY war from royal stations
in finland 20 sweden and thence
ssuisratcd 10 kmsffcs- NJ fuoth.r
il rsia tive n John Erickson. In
ysHfsF u tbs sisulIaf Of civil saf
fame
The Axisrs maas a teoi VITA
which they could cut by casting the
nrBiien copper IN a low country and
forcing u AZ higher altitude. We
have cur patent, which Il exclusive.
IN the United States and more than
dozen ~ the nations Of Europe
Perhaps tbs best proof II the ex.
ceiience OF Il u that Ne secured Il
only a. hours after our application
was made"
The Manufacture n trolley wheels
cylinder rings. machinery boxing
bells. propriiefs and other articles
that require 20 be hard and rust
proof Or ~ great electrical transmit
ting power viii be first begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

Copper raaors. knives. axss and
other sdxs tools q home nsanafac-
fure will sean be placed On the mar
ket In se4fsss 4 The plans 81 q ~
cantly pENantEed local company 10
not co,sse % uaaehf THE n~adstrom
family II this city claim to have ~
discovered tha inat art ~ hardening
Aa.4 isfsslssfinM tfs rcd metal hy a
secrvt process similar to that EN-.
phoysd BY the Asf@ea and the An.
cient Egyptians. aHa are pFspartfk
to make e0usrnuFrfNi uas u their Jt&-
cuvsry
Thsy have formed : corporation
wtfh large capital known as the
Aztec Manufacturing Company ana
have purchases tie f'nlan hFass
fouusry ~ 1911 First avenue noaih.
for = coasidsfatioa Of 81 600 from
Hanson a rrasmafs IN which a.
carry on thelr Work The company
has an optign on = tract q land ~
south PARK far = factory ssts on
hich to build fsctury a. the bust
nas8 sEFz#ffa. at aWUz 3 mine n
the vicinity - Nztass from which
Il u cistrned a aaffieisnt supply 81
native copper can ~ secured
II the new method Of hardening
copper Qoesess~s al the good points
that ~ Inventors claims is discov.
cry viii cause a revolution b ths
copper manufacturing Industry OF
me world. Tha inventors assert And
ah0w many implements n proof oi
their statements. that fhaY have afn.
covered a method IS which copper
can 10 made A. hard aa anteiuperrd
steel ana outwsAT ordinary copper
three 20 one ~ 4 cheap chefniral
process free from the expensive forE.
INK. hammasiux and rolling methods
u fhe present day. II nhoft. theJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
HOT ELECTION FIGHT
ON IN |SSAQUAH
Coal Company Is Trying TO Use Coercion to Get
Votes for ITS Candidates

proclaimed on chr streets that ths
reason this coal company has not an.
nnuncnd the name u Is candidate
10 becAusr that faction Il waiting "a
sne the color % the paper on which
The citizens ballot 4 printed 20 that
tho opposing candidass'A name may
he printed on a different uuinred pa
peg. NY this method Il + believed
that The average miner Wlil be easily
Cncrrfd a. susr a. the haza may dt-
rest. Tor O. eote a ballet u differ.
sat ea.es - tsz ssaHarzaYz Ssafsi-
dates ballot would be immediately
detected. and the Hiiuef wifulf rim
the riak - iumsuflatS discharge
ffpiu alnriay meat Tha whala ton n
u az a fewer hrats excitement runs
high. and the ssstihs 81 taznaffuN :
san, no matter what mar BE the -.
suit ~ the etortinn. viii vttaess the
ending % the nfsf u seEjez % In
nNit4 hia affuaafs4 hat sssa.sa tsas4lA4ti
snd the indstisndsnes 81 men TITS
tFwn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
CHINESE MOTHER M-LAW
CALLED, 1.-THE SHE TIGER"

iaa and on Saturday last. durias tas
absence % her eun. PLACED a red hot
poker Alfeinst he tafH hack = the
unfpffunate woman. bo eaEnHnitta5s
suicide directly after the toftufs 81
t~allssing oPluu
"Ana parents n fhf Feunx sefsan
..~oss~y.s Ss.t 49, ~ -.>
1 na HHFafIksF nEa naHa ARRESTED
and put 90 t1rtufa a. make her con
fess her cruelty. The raar.s aFs
aismoflns fur q ssnteuaw al strsuzu.
iatian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
WILL AGREE ON CITY
HAIL SITE WEDNESDAY,
Council Committee Meet and Agree 10 Make Seec-
tlOn From Property Offered

Members Of the city council com
mittev GA public buildings and
grounds nj meeting last might de-
eided that lhsy would agree on a
city hall site naxt wednesday nisht
and report the Same 30 the city
council At It's next following regular
meeting.
Chairman nedward, President
Parry and J. A, James. chairman Of
the finance committee. we're APP
pointed special COMMITTEES 10 IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

low mass. f0.s0 a m. high fIsaaa. :
e. - 800 49, sssf tsssssssisiassas4.s
SACRED Heart chuteh-Rsy. Cleo. A.
Hiid. ~ a. m. and I >. m. low
mass $50 D. M xsaperA. sermon
, and benedlctiou.
Church % the Immaculate canccp.
tion--Hev. A. sweefe At 7ss9 and
$40 a, m. low mass. 1880 a m.
high mass and sermon. 10 =. m.
rosary and bensdictiuh.
Special Meetings
Queen city Theoaophicai sacisty.-.
The Uses u Magic" Mfn. r. A.
schwa@nri.
Church u Godfrey ]. n. Webb.
pastor. Meets at zoos East Jefferson
street. AZ y. m. 1T n Fearful 20
Faii IutO the Hands Of thu Living
God"
Trinity Parish Church-Rev. y. n.
GoWcn. Services AZ f.a0 a. m. II
"a, m. III 20 y. M. Morning subject.
Alone and Yet Not Aions.H evening
subject, Poems Of Immortality
TeHnyson'H In Memofism.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
JOHN GOT DUcKED

whsr John Donnsii came 20 al |
ocieek this morning he was strus-
Cling in the bay near the foot II
Jackson street Mhun hs realised
hls position he called for help. lust
iiy and with the annlstancs ~ hF
lie Aasa - the wayssas Mlsssoa sasz.
rifhi he crawisa ous ~ the water.
while tn a s~trfs- dazni condition he
aIkei Oft the wharf and asa hot
Fssiine where 10 was until the asszi
sat@r brusTht hfm IN bia senses lie
was Ftt 10 hsd IN the hospital beat.
little inture4 by ihs sucklnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

IssAouAS. Wash. May Thls
soaoai district h IN the lhreaa of the
moss hitteriy rantratad school eiee-
ton ever knaNn here stnee The farm-
alton OF the district THeFs are two
factions one Il known a. the fsea-
anah cusl company faction. cuutend-
ms and using III power ever the
miners for an entire chauaa In the
stan % teachers. and the either ~
knesn "a the 1e1ltzaaa fAntlan. "
maintaining that TIA present beard
% directars has distinguished itself
~ employing as sod teachers as can
BE- nuund in the eaanfy. and that
therefore there should BE M ehanxr
In the psraaunel 81 sha bard.
TIE citissss fAetlon nominated The
retiring director. " e Muliaa-. TOT
no clef ton. me cal eamrang has
not get announced the mama % ia
candidats. althsA6h the eiesitsn 81 %
taks place tomorrow Il ,. openly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

Mo,bers-In-lsw IN china are some
tines IS EVIL Is the sasnie papers
claim these n ihls country sre. ac-
- - " ..'S>4rsSss y @sSs>. f->fsre'.'':sse -
TlrTFIlinlI fIHr aasfH siHEf ais Eifrs mas
het'uuss notorious baea aae 81 the ,s1-
riaits q IRE mother Msa has gains 4
the sebfiaast o. ne she tiser sh.
br1ataily AlstfvAisa her daughter In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
SPECIAL JUDGE IN
WHITTLESEY SUIT

wnmon Tucker IL 20 be appointed
special Judge a. toy the suit brought
by the county against Charles F
whitley county treasurer. t.
recover a shortage in hla accounts
amounting 90 nearly SO 900 The sp=
paintmrnt was agreed upon yrHisrs
day by Prosecuting Attorney Hc0tt
and q. Meade Emory, attorneys. RI
Eprctively. for the county and MI.
Whittlesey, owing 10 the time the
trial % the case VIII consume IL waa
found impracticabis to note II fa4
trial on the regular sapsFtof court
calender. The date foF ths hearing
a civil action has not yet been fixed
Whittivscy was Indicted By the
rscont Efand jury on a charge Of
larceny rmbstHiemsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

McGraw this morslna lie said
ny ALL MEANS THE rtEst-
DENT SHOULD HAVE A CHANCE
~ aEE SEATTLE FAMILIES,
AND I niillENE IT WILL ne
IsOssfnf.E TO REaHRVls A BLOCK
or STRAITS FOH THE HoNa AND
WILL BRING THE MATTER ia.
FORE TltE ARIA NOES EfST'
COMMITTEE. Al SOON A pos
SlRI.E' Hie CONCLUDED.
Tho scheme % make the nreai.
dents visit a Afeat family gathering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

yeatiEafe and secure detailed infor
nation concerning each ~ ths pro-
posed city hall altea and 20 report 90
ihe meeting - the committee, 20 ha
held next wednesday night
While the options on the property
NJ Third avenue and Pine street
have run out. Il IL Understood the
the present city hall site for the pro-
original offer nf Pike street and
North Seattle property owners 10 90
nate part Of 4 site ~ that place atill
holds good Since the county CONF
miaainusfa purchased the ferlcr
property, however, sentiment IN the
city council seems 10 have veered
around from other proposed sites 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

NJ the efforts af sx-uav. Mouraw
arc of any avail the laFxu families
that will greet President Roosevelt
upon his visit 10 Sea tile two weeks
hence viii hava reserved seats nearh
the speakers. platform when the
president delivers his address On the
first afternoon u his visit ia the city.
II was decided that the best way
Tor the president - see Seattle FAM
lllea "a auch. and faf the families 70
greet the president was L. reserve a
large block Of seats Tor this puf-
p0sc.
Tho matter VI. laid bafere ex Gov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
oE No cLuna
The MARKETS


There vas an advance IN market
aiotations on Western ayenus. this
morning The few parHnips there
are On hand were pat up 20 81 so per
SAX Cabbage went 40 a. ~ per
cwf.. asparagus 20 81 80 Psr bon and
peas to ] cents per pound,
Straw berries sold ~ isah per crate
straight and oranges advanced 70
g 80 and tsss per hoK.
WHOLESALE PRICES
fThss. pfieee ara - sag buyer N suaail-
tee ffi.ss - snail sssesssss sFsfass %
pc esai hishsfl
proVlsions
Frsss Msat- Gus tesf. ~ ~ steer basL
So -. mutton. ies ~. pork. ieAe h.
veal. aHiee ~.
tfss tsiti.s, fF.sA. I'VE
Vegetables
Busbank potatoes. native. isGit
per ton. rHhimaH. tiE.no9t1.ee.
New tai. g. IL. carrots. us. gsr-
saips. 81 % per sack. tomatoes VI y
eaalifIowes n-H dos, cabbage. lib
eat. rhubafh. sisose 10 s4lss
asparagus. $50 boz. California
kruen peas, 10. carambqrs. 81 90
10 per das. aftiohokes t0s4soc dos.
PEI sNfs Ae"h "
Gree. Frvft. hto.
California Nbsfrisa f1& per
crate.
I.smaus, q scuaco per hoNi Of
anxus. uso4s.A per boz. nFplsA
- atas~ Pc %. lB, 49, 49,. ~.
% neh.ssi ~ ~ 9''s@ ~ s~fs
re-. rA. E.a. paultr.
rfsft~s- washington creameffsg
49, ssmstr
-. .s,.rs "A, ~. ao...
49, ,,i.. w..sf..t.,s,. f,su srs.s.
IA nmialT.sr. lie. spfisa. bfiok.
itufsx.
Poultry DRESSED tufksIs ~
~ sss.>t.. ,,-ss..s 5s .,
ufwEurzts Nv.
hsF, Grain and Feed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
GOVERNOR M'GRAW LIKES
THE STARS SUGGESTION
He Says His Committee VIII Try TO Give the Large
Families of Seattle a Chance TO Greet Roosevelt
i'm a Body---lHr Basket Wants TO Lead List

n meeting with favor on avery Side.
Daily fond fathers OF large families
are making known their claims for
recognition.
W, Z. Basket. Of Columbia city.
thinks no and his are entitled e. =
place In the front ranks He SAYS
what has become OF the lafar
family turnout for the preHldebt
I thought would Join the baud, as
/ am tho father of ~ children, ST.
boys aud hix Kirls, Two ara dead,
leaving rive boys ana five girls. II
no one can beat this | should stand
at the head OF the list.
(signedl w. g HAHk Eft. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
on.nlnn 81 a...an

Tomorrow. SUNDAY. opens shs en-.
eurnion season Go Pleasant Beach
The Laundry Drivers Protective AZ.
ISOLATION VII Gfss an excursion pie.
nta ana al siFtz II si..fis 81 ft=s=-
art Beach. nancins afternoon and
evening Fare. round trip. tnciudlns
admission 10 ground and dRno
pavilion. 500 Boats isass pier
hourly from , a. m. ..'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
FORGER
CAUGHT
QUICK WORK or SHERIFF
RooNEY OF SOUTH BIND
LANDS CRIMINAL BEHIND
BARS
especial to Tn. start

SOUTH nENp. wn.. May -
Sheriff Rooney lsft this morning for
Haqnsafn % bring here Frank Esesss
man who 70 charged With forging
Ant gasalns ut~en William MIliz 81
Say Center a worthless tim. cheek
for so. Ar. Miiis arrived here yea
terday eVenln6 and Within two hours
Hs@sHsAn vas located and locked up
IN tls-asiann. nsssusAa SIGNED the
name of A. Nuf3ock. ons Of tie
Nofthsrn Pacific surveyors. to the
CHECK. ard Endorsed u vita ths name
Of A Sutherland
The Eastern and western oyster
GDuIpany sspacta g. Feasles. .a.ts =
f7afser - gssvr ~ - sEgar
tiers FROM MKznAfhusests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
Have vsur Dirsotery ADDRESS
Correct
H.v.

The city Directory for the current
war IL nov In prsa.. individuals 81
arms who have moved OF made ans
change since called on BY the ananl :
orator. can have the corr sctien uHade
BY telephoninG Hack 7st. % adj
dressing Folks Seattle Directory Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
For Weak and Nervous People

We have a cure for nervous and
unsteady peopie weak fies HESS
people, aud rdsnYiy. pale OF saliow
people: people who are troubled
NTH Jos ~ amtitIon. failing mem
ory. depn ssion Of sptfitss lack or
confidence nerx1Rss heaaArhe. ana
u akefllnsk4. all these symptoms are
produced nv weakened nerves.
brought on BY the watery condition
Of the blood. Make strong. rieh. red
blood ard furnish food for the
nerves IL the way 70 stop the source
OF the dissate. and the cure then -
only a question of DAYS. The best
flesh ana, blood builder b. DR..
Gums Hood and Nerve Tonic. In
tablet form 10 take Al meal time
sells at 15c a box. OF ) boxes for y.
at au druggists or cent post paid
on receipt 81 price. People gain from
1 10 ) pounds II snild healthy fesh
per week, by the use Of this medi-
cine. that Il an Indication that Il -
doing good Address. DIR. Bosanko
Co. philadelphia. Pa QUAKER
DRUG co. ieis-fefs First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

and beautlfgi--lt " pure, vegetable
compound. ON trial u will be found
a perfect Massage Cream All stores
or stone. Fisher a Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson At Rsnks Hail
Monday and Friday evenings. Fri-
safs lessons daily. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
poar ORCHARD ROUTE
u. s. Navy Yard snd Bsttlsshlps.
Steamers
s,hion, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard,

Athlor, tntano Filerf feft OFehafof
Pier q
DALI EXCEPT fffiisk /.
Leave Seattle! 30, g. is. .. 10 ana
II as a IN. las. 3iSo, .. t;ao and
& Is D ~. Saturday only, Al 30 9. IN.
sunday. no trips at eiso and sila
=. m.
Leave erssrsrton--7, t;iB. 10 and
II e. a m. ~ 80, 30, Z, q 30. s.se
and Is =. m
l.svs slansy---s 20. .. $40 and
II 2b a. m, "a noon. 8 and 6 p. m.
leave Chsrlsston---s 30, 10, else
and II - a. M ~ and 3 ~ y. m
FRIDAYS.
Leave Seattle: 30, y and 10 a. IN I.
.ItfB. 2ao. 4 40 and 1870 .. m.
leave eremeften kilb, fitss
a ~ IL 10. q, $50 and s,i6 D. m
: Lsave sidrsy--s and Has a. mi
IL noon. 8 and y. m.
leave Charlsston--7;bo and IL %
a. M, / 40 and % ., m.
For further information
Phone, Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

aEkM.-~Thia pfepaf
alton contains no oil or
grease ~ any desrrip-
tiun. II erndicAfea flesh
WORMS blAekheeis. plmi ;
pies. tan. Wunhuyn. wrin >
kfea leaves the akin soft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
PLAY BASEBALL ON
4 PIG SKIN FIELD

Tho attempted baseball game IN
football wea ther and on regular
piesltin held. Al Athletic park yes
terdHy afternoon, resulted in seattle
making one more winning aud iisls
IA another loaing The SCORE was
Co g.
Score by lnninEai
Seattle s..... .4,.,0 00i8a -
Helena .s.t. .,.s,i 5000 Q Is
Hits aeattls6. Helena. o. Errors
- Seattle. D! Helena D.
PORTLAND. May Yesterdays
Ramet
butte. .....bao O2000i-g
Portland 20 900 Oa03-7 II 2
batteries X oily aud Smith, Lund-
baum aud Shea. Umpire Huston.
Attendance 400.
SPOKANE. May .. - Yesterdays
samsi
apokane. .. ..aeaO .-9i2 ]
Tacoma. ..oOBO 0
batteries Nichols ana zalusbys
foucka aud hyru. Umpire Mahaf z.
FEY.
BAN F1tANciBco. May p,--Yeatsr
lays game
Los Angeles q oooeoaei~sit I
San Ffan.....i o 000t % q
BATTERIES T'hieiman. LiebhaFdt
and Hanson. stoyall and iiarvaid
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CHURCHES

Msris; Street BAPTIST Rev. J. n
Weber. AZ II a. m. Rev =. ;. uf-
ford q wHumanaet4e. Mass. VII
preach ara sing. lie Il the author
u several musical books and author
and composer Of tfie widely known
hymn. Throw out the LIFE Lines'
ne 3 .. m. the pastor VIII preach On
'arhe Fast Young Man"
Mt Zion baptist fcaioredl Rev
J. q MePhefH0u. At II a. m. Ar
Overcoming Faith" D ma. Raw
r. q. Mcdonald viii preach.
battery Street NJ Es--Hsy. n. y
Drake A. II n m. sermon b.
Evangsliat u. w. McGregdr. who vii
speak a. y. m. Rev. hc9reEoi
VIII bold services each evening 81
next week
first ~ r. Green Iaks)-Hev. Il
I y. sutton At II .. m. The Res
urrscti0n,' 8 D. m. Run Speak 4
This Young Man Al D. m. ths
pastor viii discuss the subjsot
what Il Socialism, at West Greer
Lake.
sIrst Presbyiarlan-Rav. NJ A
Matthews. At II a. m. The speech
less Alan." ! ,. m. The Immortal
Nine" n sermon which applies en.
periaiiy. 20 merchants and clerks.
Wsnlmlnster PFeabYt Rev. j
~ Wilson. Al II q. N, Joy TN.
spsakAbia and Full Of Glory" Ii9
o. m. delegate Of the Congregation.
ii congress viii speak
First Unitafian--nsy W. y. 81
rnonds. AZ III n m. a Candid Dis-
course Upon Causes Of Social Tn
rests" Introductory address on Dean
FarraT.
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N ia proposed q Hufehaae ne 70
maindef ~ the block on which he
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asked fur this half block d $4,000.
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fho urn structure tie council wiii.
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gir fn front If the hell aud Improve
~ nH = small park.
rha triangle II The property n the
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