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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
.PQRuA.KlgyDl. Ill.,.
WON OUT

wiga three men on bases and
four runs needed in the ninth In
ming TO wIn the game Carl Smith
could not knock cut the home run
the fans expected Of him. SO the
second OF the Seattle Portland
Pacific Coast league seeies AZ Re-
creation park was ehAiked up 20
the credit of Portland The score
vas Z 10 7.
II Mas another game there Sc
attic might have devoted more
time t. hitting the ball than max
inx errors When all was over
there we're eight big errors scored
up against parks Wilson's aExrs-
cation. while the visitors had two
ehaiked az against the.
kIlnRhanlTner and hostel were
the opposing pitchers. The score
by innings
Seattle .eae Q Q % -
Portland 1 81
Hits-seatfls. 5, Portland. s. Err
roru Seattle. s. Portland. ,
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the stool pigeon who tipped eff
ths 5aH planned bs MafHay. and
, y sNs .-~....,s - 49,. a.. ~
s uflliusuEH afFH siaf5af ssfs.iti
the latter HHa ahnt ard Killed. The
true STORY Of that eaae has never
been made nubise FaetH n sannses
ton with the unessst eaas may
thraa some light on the subject.
however
The frat sfafe entered MS the
hafaN are establishment Of A. X.
Churchill. At sslg Jackson street
PROM this aTre = hanhHaw and
ether tools we're atoisus II n
thought that the burglars usrrty
broke into the herdNaFs store Is get
the tosis tseeeesA1f TO break into the
others. TheY nnKi went 20 the Star
/ EFnewfN store 81 TWsutYsshifd av-
saas ard Jackson street aaf stole
/ ~ 10 PENNIES.
The sgafs of the Dasrett MsseAu=
| tie eanfaA At a6sH JaesmaH street
Ms later entered ard from the til
q IN pennies we're tHAen. 4 store
81 Twenty sixth avenue and Dear.
born str sst. owned ~ ~ Gardner
WAS broken into ana small guam
ttfY Of sum and tobacco stolen
At grocery sscre Al the corner
~ TWssfys us ana Dear.
born street the burglar had lest his
coat which sas found By The police
this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
HERcHES
| At BALLARD

&LLARn. May ao.--A ma Iority
= huxinsss houses and mills are
tere IN respectful observance
4sssF1sl day.
rsf@fe this afternoon formed
= r*nfrsi school building and
IsssN tnFouEh the city 70 City
= ~ park members Of cumhman
Y A r.. took charge ~ the
assisted by "A number Of
p91's q The city schools. The
sssrsss was made by w. y.
.'adsFIa@sx
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HOT TEST
DAY YET

The weather. man has repsnted.
After afspeasinE chilling bfeeEeH
aud nasty TaiHs fer ssouihs he has
At tAnt sen faae error OF his Ways
ard today = evidently making NJ
for iaat time.
The street thermometers today
registered "a high as ~. IN the
shade. the highest Il hns for many
fuoons Old Sol II In his glory.
and the dyNpeptic individual who
refused to make arrangements 70
participate in the Memorial day
services because he knew IL WIS
going to rain II wishing that he
had not talked SO much.
with a clear sky and everything
else 10 his advantage the weather
man settled down 60 business and
succeeded in making bis. little. old
and young hunt for summer Eaf-
meutA before noon
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At HOQUiAM

HoQUTAA. wn.. May 7o-The
Gfand Army 81 the Republic Of
ChehaiiS county met here today 20
cstshrate Decoration day Congress
man VIII =. Humphrey was the
speaker OF the day.
The new National Guard company
took part in the exercises and more
than 800 children participated in the
parade
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PRESIDENT
STARTS ON
LONG RIDE

LARAMIE. WYE. NAV 50 The
president arrived here at 5 O'Clock
this morning. He spoke from u
stand IN front Of the state university
and then mounted horse at ?
o'clock 60 ride over the trails Ia
Cheyenne. 60 miles distant. He WIS
accompanied on the ride by pf
n4xav Senator Warren Of WNn=
ming. Sheriff Cook and six others.
Five relays of horses Will be used
CT the trip.
In his speech the president said
that but for the heroiam Of the old
soldiers there would be no United
states and no president TO travel
through H.
Hescra starting on his long ride
Senator Warren pre- ssuted him with
n haadHome saddle. bride. blanket
aud anIra. y hieh vii be ussa hY
arasfdrnt ftanAeValf on the tiin,
Steamer Dolphin sails to skagway
tomorrow night.
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prosptss II rate var l.. however.
faslsf4sfYsitisn TO = rate var Is
In fMsk rtfuaRee among the indie
NenaekE taHnatvtusn than among
tAa fF4At operators The former de-
clare fHht rate var would
sffenafA ben the trust. tuasfnuah a. II
= nat. bad 70 the freezing out u the
lna.ftfssfeflt laandFtes and thereby
Anrouusitsh tbs end to which the
trust has lanR b~en working by
ether Assf. Il = alleged. uudsftsHfied
uethskss.
pnl she small iauudrles. Il IL
efair y naw stand between tie
lsufeiw patrons sna the Fspaeity OF
thH ttE trust Embellishments. The
iattAFs 4t = claimed. eauid iumedi-
ateiy fAi@a prices 20 the highest pos.
sibie hoteh we're cumpsttttnn re-
s1pesa
Eten IN the event Of a rate war
che aee4aas citizens laundry hina
would Be but slightly affected. the
tsnndfY1ftsf1 claim. The boost In
lffsH tai fafiaNsd fta formation Il
the trust Wa confined 70 what II
called fiat weFk@hed and table
linen. towsis. ete.-and extend "a
garment work
Ths rrtcee uew charRea for fiat
vurz ii Seattle. it II claimed By the
iaunnfgtusn are stili as low or
taWsf than thamH charged N other
cities M the Pacific coaat. and we're
rninntmlN l0W before the increase
ssas orisred. but the presence q In
dependent iaundfien has 80 far
proyra an effective check on the
greed " she trust
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me- NATION H0N0RS
Her HEROIC DEAD
NE People Join Hand and Heart in Celebrating
Memorial Day--Fiffing Tribute 10 Valiant Sons
Who Gave Their Lives 10 Their Country
STREW FLOWERS
on L.INCOLN,S TOMB

/. sPRlSartELD, III. May 30 4
general observance 81 Decoration
day ass held lu Springfield to-day
The ceremonies at the tatnh Of isins
eeslu IA 0ak MldHs cemetery. Neru
more than usually impressive.
In the forenoon the graves IT the
soldiers we're affsNn Wtth flowers
ard OF the surface Of Haukanan
river flowers Nssv east Ia homer 81
the fnemery ef dead naval veterans
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man who accused her Of robbery :.
Nan the explanation q the chief u
police.
This IL the third time within the
past week that alleged rabheftsa &C.
curing In the Peoples thaetaF have
been squared at the police sta
ton. Several days ago two men
claimed 60 have bern faeeced out OF
money IN the theatsr. Three We
man from the resort we're taken TO
the police station with the victims,
but were not booked. After a cans
Maitatiou between all parties ean~
cefusd. the women were turned out
and the men left the station APP
parentty satisfied with the arrange
ment that had been Effected.
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RUSSIA
NcITING
MASSACRE

BERLIN. May so.-Dte Nation to-
day says the Russian government
has tis.88a for starting a new anti
Semitic paper ia 81 Petersburg. IL
is 70 be edited By Kruss Van. whcts
paper. Bessara bctE stirred up the
people to the KiFfsinef massacre.
TIE Russian minister Of the interior,
Eishge. ls his eayuess friend. Die
Nation says eiifofIally. that as long
as Pishve Il IN Office. q repetition OF
the klshinsff massacre IL insxita Die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
DAY HONORED
At EVERETT

EVERETT. May q = Nest Of the
stores. banks ard business offices
weFe elos@d today In honor Of Ne
mortal dag.
This afternoon n =. eooley asiiv.
ter. An appropriate program q
songs and readings WAR aiao rem
dered After the exercises the ioca
Grand Army peat and secret socte-
ties marched to the eefusfsr5ss.
where the graves Of soldiers we're
. Decorated =ssth fsfe@e~=
AsNbsFt az the police force at
tended ard decorated the grave q
Charles Raymond. tire offIeer who
was killed - Traey In the fight
rear HofhaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
ms DAY IN SEATTLE

4..h~ss 4 two wars today Ray
sseats q tAs aefaefY q their
snrsAe.. re mornings pro-
Z. + arranged. wes eeFrtsa Out to
! .ssssss drsssA II consisted -
- Ana exercises % n memar-
a;setsr At the Arsnory.
= esessaAan mpged from PIONEER
III ID o'esAsk. headed ~ the
4 4 pasics. usex Enk ep Ye.ler
ne position 81 the various
z.Assssaes n the line was AA
= sgnsd Of police Fsrst Rest-
- I'D Grand Marshal r =
= eamaass =. Company II. SO :
So Sssionat Quart Of WASH
- skmss A. sexton past. Isaac
s.tss pos Drum CORPS. com =
( hrs from the Industrial
e a. snhn r Miller past tke
i. xzerican war veterans.
sssfsrnsed rama u tse neyx.
~ 4 the Farst Pfeshy terrain
II - Il nsAfeh wsa from piau-
- III Yssief WaY e Second
- 81 seeoaa "a Pike, q
81 lxenuA. ard thence Il the
- TIE pFocsssiaa Mas azsl AZ
sgss< a Fourth avenue and
Il sfsss b. The various women :
a4f4 wEAn.zats'ma
i trrnfy vas EFaftlssiy decor
E ~ hnHfing and Has 1sse
ssssss Ssszss1Tsss wAs Mas4 -
esn At The rfshe hard corner
kakfn marble shat almost
- bsueath Nraathe Il FpaNz
49, y black ard white bunting
~ ts< speakeFs sssaH. VAS th-
-aa ~ Ten. n W tAwfau.
n znas~ q fhs hafi bad been
= co. :. 49, - 49, s.1i...s' - y
kkxz. 4nA eveWsss n Ne0nIe we're
- Il - sntranes shsH The
- Z The rssN@s at iAst anEsaF-
Kr@f s~6s n tAs teaHe aaz
~ tsksn sitter the old s1iffiezs
ssxsse Ia Ant the aoess we're
ETn open - tns general putlEe
= exercises espan4s1 a few min
zfssr Il a.eioek uash the sing :
~ @AmeTaes ~ a sharua eafTa-
IS ~ rs erknszf kfFla from tNe
bez2s snd Faeife schnats. Gem
~ warner " the stevens peat
80
~ Faassi ORDERS Of The q. A. n
- ~ ~ J NJ. Wrestling. as
- = sAs sTsssF= - Department
zztazsr 4 6 b~detl OF washing
II Alaska. The singing II the
zszsss aeaFtsfts Was % unusu-
nsasars.
y Eewnvtni address Was fsilv-
y 1zdxE Richard Osborn. he
savit picture az the eonai-
stixtent IA this country itft-
zssly pFser u tire ushrpak q
~ var. and cutliasd the
- fh&t I'D uF 70 war Then
e. the present unpara Iced
sssss and power - tbs Uuitsd
: ard declared that 4 Nan only
- = var. only BY ths heroic
7 tAnse Who fought in that
Aat Il bad been possible to
. thar greatness
ms the war NhuiishsA slavery.
Eeasef declared that II also
ss1es1 the position 81 IabaF in
1AFfrY. In that " decided re-
fezn wrongs Or fAneied grew
saould Be sought for b. the
vs. Of law. as provided for In
T. anstitatfsn.
= suanfFy ard one iass Judge
RS said. shaH made and VII
MS nation great"
A. conclusion OF the Grafton the
sanx. How 10 Softly Rsst
- ssa4& assaAa5E so 81 = aAaA aasa
<eflan pronounced By Rev. +
IN
- sftsrnoon the graves az q. A
xnst<Fy were decorated. tn
- heat the last tattoo. and ths
q sp1nfed the Last 'tapa ovei
sss'sr dad.
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EXCURSIONS
AT TAc0MA

TACOMA. May u. Decoration
aag vas generally observed here.
May excursions lsft the city Tor
various outlying pntHta. One = the
largest OF these was = special train
that carried Soc eHEuFxEaHtHts "a
F.<sssvtas4 ssss shr Tacoma 4 Eas=
efu railroad
The 1ix H&rboF settlement. seven
miles frofn TIRE city. gave a big nstes
hrAfion. Congressman Francis W.
Cushussn delivered an Grafton and
rendered = number Of special selss-
tons
Soldiers graves At the Tacoma
cemetery eer~ decorated wtth apffo-
pirate ceremonies BY era nd Army
ard Spanish American WAF xstesa f5s
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.DECORA TON DAY
IN THE PHILIPPINES

MANILA. May %. Decoration DAY
wax observed in ths Philippine cant
tai NJ both tbs military and the cit
iaena In the American cemetery.
where the bs1sssss 4 4 eoaEtas9s hir
number q American soldiers have
been buried during The past year.
there Were Impressive ceremonies
held, under TIE auspices 81 the en-
olstz and 0f tbs American club Of
Manila
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THE TERROR
OF WATERS
Eastern Kansas and Nebraska Overwhelmed by
FI00ds--Cif and Towns Submerged and
Thousands Are Made Homeless

hraska IN now raging torrent.
Scores o. towns are flooded ana this
crop damage viii Be appalling.
Beatrice IL the worst sufferer. The
electric light and water plant fires
have besn flooded and several hun
drsd families are shsiieriess.
Several hundred Hussisss living
west Of this city were driven % the
hills 20 escape drowning
Railway communication hiss been
sagt off. Tho basement OF William
Jennings Bryanp CpmmcasT vas
floodsd Lass night. destroying bis
library, which &aR tempdfsrliy
stored there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
MARINE NEWS

The freiRhter Northern Light re-
sumed the Snohofnish run last night
after making repairs sustained from
running ou a rock near Samlsh
flats. last week. The steamers bot
tom WAS punctured In two places
and II took several days to make
sufficient temporary repairs after
she WAS beaehed to enable her TO
navigate.
The customs house closed at noon
In honor OF Memorial day.
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STATUE OF
GEN. SHERMAN

NEW YORK. May 80 -ona q the
chief features a tedayn observance
- Memorial day IN she metropolis.
= A. the unwilling - ~. uaadsnH'
statue q Cen. sherman Al the fiaza
sntfanee 10 Central Nafh. seefe=
tarY % WaF Hnat Delivered the ora
ton ard Grand Army veterans. reg.
ulaFs from Governor Island. and
defAea fsfanta - militia. taak part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
Factories Flooded

KANSAS cry. Kan. May 30
THIS taNn II cut off from eaf conn
Fnanieatinu with the autsids world.
TIE SANTA Pc chops and yards.
secures q engines. hundreds Of care.
the water pumping statioHNs the
nHHeitsF faFaH and the great manu-
featuring a4ssflet afa wholly ct part
~ anbmerEse The big pac King
plants are either partly submerged
o. surrounded bY water.
The town of Harlem, across the
river. tH completely abandoned. II IL
feared the river vii change It's
course h. euftIaa a channel where
HeTiafu noN stands
There are but few reports from
kauNaa. where. beginning AZ far
sect a. EailmA. al railway and wire
communication are nut off The Ola.
trlei includes Topeka ard Lawrence
The tnian depot district ln this attY
All probably be submerged totay
All railway service 20 the westward
has been ala ndaned.
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LEATHER MEDALS

SPOKANE, wn-. May 10
] TIE Spokane Afhiettc club 10
exhibiting two leather medals 70
be presented to Senator Tur-
] ner and Mayor Boyd. who had
] charge Of the Roosevelt cele-
] bratioa and are responsible tsr
] ita biundera. The speech 10 tire
J. hiidren Was cut out to enable
J the president 70 paFtAke Of re-
] fr-@hmsnts ~ Senator Turner'S
] residence. His medals reads.
Cur benefsctor. $500 weeping
children tender their thanks 20
Chairman Turner for tho punch
] served at his residence on
] Roosevelt dag" That 70 Boyd
] contains the head OF q Jsekass.
] and IN inscribed: Mayor Boyd.
presented for lliustrfous ser
vices on Roosevelt day" The
medals are now on exhibition.
TIE presentation will be made
Monday. Mayor Boyd forgot to
J stop the presidents carriage at
the dedication % the new club
] building.
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<-~syewEewUMu<UEE =
SIXTEEN DROWNED

MEMPHIS, Tenn. My s0-A 81 E.
cial dispatch received here this
morning says that ie negroes, con
atltuting a colony 90 miles above
ere. we're drowned May II They
embarked across the river In sl<iffs,
which overturned. throwing them
lntn the winter.
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FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDER

SPOKANE. May s0.-The jury. af-
ter being out Il hours. rendered a
verdict this morning finding Ed.
Spencer guilty of murder In the set
ond degree and recommending clem-
eBcY Spencer muroereu Ills
Hundt. "a servant girl. 1anrars= l.
stating st the time that IL was be-
cause he toved her 50 Inc efte A.
pltadsd temporary iasy nifty. dus 10
drinking absintha.
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Companies p and D. First regiment
ana Company A. Signal corps Wash
lugtan National guard. gave an ct
hlbition drin last night at the Arm
Org. After the drill the large num-
Der Of ladies who had been invited
70 attend. danced with the boys IN
bfue
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ATHLETIC MEET

At 2 o'clock this afternoon. on the
campus Of the State university. be
gan the fret annual field meet Of
that institution. Coach knight viii
pick out the men who makes the best
records this afternoon to enter the
summers field contests with other
universities.
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KAsaAR efTY. Mo, May so.-The
Missouri river IL four feet abuNe the
danger line this morning and IL ntili
rising More than toe people are
homeless today aud are finding
refuge Ia che police staisaaa and
public buildings. which have been
thrown open for thels benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
ME- MORTAL DAY
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. III. Nay %. Memorial
eaka taday in the forenoon the
veterans visited the various GENE
l@Hass. AhaEa aueHsafiaH services eHFn
hel4 and tha RHaFgs 81 Departed
...sss5ss., -. ..ss..sssst. -. .s.s.S SsA
z = - z1z54 4=a=az AA5s4& zz4zS
monster parade with ie.eae sessF-
ans ln lire
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ABILENE. Kan. Mas 81 There
have heen no trains since Thursday,
The daily papers have been forced
70 suspend publication. Ten thou
sand acres are uEder water and 100
homes are flooded. The rains ees1.
tfnue
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Terror OF Waters

TOPEKA. kan. MAY sa.-The ter
rors Of waters eth Increases The
river IL = feet above toN water
mark.
Two unknown men we're drowned
thIs morning ~ sight OF those who
we're una bic to assist.
The water ard electric light plants
are nov submerged North Topeka
a nd Oakland are entirely submerged
and the people are shouting hua
screaming for help The rescue work
: under tie direction 81 the police.
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4 TEXAS
CYCLONE

FORT WORTH. Texas. NAY H.
A 6 rtone In Western Tea.s isNt
ngaht DIS great damage to rauel IS
ana ssverai small Ia sns. Hnsaea
Was almost nbliterated and a num-
Der Of persons we're injured and sew
eral are reported killed. Isolation
makes Il almost impossible 10 get
accurate information
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ASSASSINATED

JOHANNESBURG. May sO.-sir
Edward HulK, who WAS press censor
here during the Boer war. was found
dea today Win several bullets In
his boiy. Thewe IL no clue &c the
Identity Of the murderers- He was
~ years old and Was a Conservative
member OF parliament for II years.
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Rescued In Boats

EMpoHGA. Kan. May 7oz-ons
Thousand HereH near here have been
flooded. Tsse work Of rercuinF far
mere Ia beats continues. There II
no railway communication.
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MANV
HURT

SAN FRANCISCO. May so.-At
noon today a Fillmore street trolley
car crashed into an overloaded
Hight street - bic ess 81
tsoa - the twe streets TIE Haight
street car NHH
SIX passengers were badly hurt. 20
in all receiving injuries
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WON BY
SPOKANE


SPOKANE. May ss.@in an sxeit-
ing thinning game here this morn
ing the home team Won BY score
II to 4. Following IL the Hcore by
SPOKANE .....eooase0e
Seattle ......0o2 g0to oiee e--s
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Everything Flooded

submerged There are no electric
light OF water plants running.
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MORE QUIT
Five La0ndries Nov 0Ut
of the Trust
NOT IN THE TRUST.


Five steam iaudriea Of Seattle are
now operating independent Of the
laundry trust. and further aenaHainun
frUfn the combine nro In sight The
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MEMORIAL DAY

frhiu srlt aud Of Memo
DAY Thomas stew
the tenHhtetaa
annually rs for fetHstns
dess
Fud naht sHFe hhh
their the hazard 81 battle H9 tie
than passed sumter
since Appenattna and new generation
afa % whom ths names
o fields Of conflict somewhat ktfasss
Forty addsd population
af the the purrsssian Of the hls
Of and In
the republic * the survivors Of that
e q
people beyond nation the world w A. p7p
anf bat eonetes see 90 forget at All
y haN aud # but the bsrvsst ef ik#i and tstA
Towers ceremonies ENsa a
Il hnd maY writes answ M inscriptions Of
with an ituds carved ate
historic ,shiau N hs nov sssniasb laas ESQ a., :,
! naauFfdnEs hut tathsF aaN O.
oyins s day tot dfsped aas ea mafnsd drum but
aigttpa@ Nnk duh
uueR seassa aud sailors aud shth eo"unaea mt hspnee
fhe Sanu does veil e revere the measfg and recall the
who land Nth unmatched udstk
made the "a which - i've staaasi % sesa
tFfuufAa ~ people
a a Haeh Npfsad TOT
the az
Tioe. J aTEWAHT. t'0tsiaaaa sf= Ia Chief
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Hundreds Shelterless
LINCOLN. Neb. Mas so.-prae-
fleaIif every stream IN Eastern Ne
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Lawrence Submerged
LAWRENCE. Kan. MAJ sa=AH
the northern portion of the city Il
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,.a eeecAsr-feelpht aud saturday.
I Savers eeeisf Sunday. probably taiei
aeesl .sstksast Winds
The Worthington advance., 1903-04-24
Celery
Compound
Permanently Cures Sick and
Nervous Headaches that
Make Life Miserable.

Sick and nervous headaches are amongst
the worst ills of life. The man or woman who
is subject to headache at irregular intervals,
goes through life bearing load of misery
and wretchedness that is terrible to think
Of
Headaches as rule, result from a dis.
ordered condition of the nervous system.
Mental excitement, loss of sleep, bodily
fatigue, and disordered digestion are exciting
causes. When the brain becomes tired and
debilitated, the whole nervous system is weak.
ened, and headaches result. If the liver is
sluggish, the kidneys inactive, and digestion
deranged, headaches invariably follow. To
cure and prevent headache, the nervous sys.
tenn must be strengthened and vitalized.
The most persistent cases of headache, nervous
feebleness, and sleeplessness, are permanently
cured by Paine's Celery Compound; it is the
great reconstructant of the nervous system.
Mrs. Henry Westrick, St. Clair, Mich, tells
of her release from suffering as follows:-
"I have been troubled with dyspepsia and
sick headache for number of years. About
every week would have a bad spell of sick
headache, but since I began using Paine's
Celery Compound, my dyspepsia is gone, and
I do not have any more headaches. I feel
better than have for years.
The Worthington advance., 1903-04-24

Ed. Gottenhelf of Parker, S. D.
was q guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fitch Saturday.
Fred Shaker, the accommodating
operator at the Omaha depot left
Saturday for visit with friends at
Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Gray who has been painting
Douglass Elevator has finished the
one here and gone to Reading to
paint one there for the same firm.
Mrs G. W. Morrison has rented the
Burlington House and will take
possession Immediately. Mr.. Chute
will have charge of the grocery
department..
L. S. Long of Minneapolis was
in the city Saturday on his way to
Magnolia.
Dr.. A. B. Harder of Lake Benton
passed through town Saturday on
his way to Hardwick.