davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpentine is steady, with 800
SIZED made barrels. ROsn steady for
low grades Demand fairly good Tar Is unchanged
with numerous small orders placed at full prices We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machino bbls. 59ls
TAR-Pine bbls So 7Oas2 50; oil bbls. 81 70
POSIN-Coulmon to good strained. 81 556S2 go: D.
~ = 81 Coz p sO 50 50: G. 81 S5Q$2 90: $50
Sc: l. 81 % K So NJ 50 co. N. s. To- " G. So So and
STOCK ON HAND.
Stocks rosln DDS i
bblS tbl
Savannah. Dec. e.-TURPENTINE firm. see; receipts
e4S bbis sales bbls: 10 bbs ROSIN drm
receipts SOL bbs: 66s bills 0e8 bills
CT0ted- A 81 c D. E r 81 70: c. 50 256S2 30 II, 50 30
s. IS: K 81 so: NJ s. 80: n. So o. " G. So 20: W W.
Charleston. Dec. 9.-TURPENTINE steady. 55lsc-
H 81 rs; / So As; K. 81 TO- NJ 81 50: n. 81 90; W c.
Sc Is: ". 50 40
ceips 20 bbIs ROSIN steady 50 10: receipts us bbs
TAR firm 81 20: receipts 1879 bbls CRUDE NTCRPEN-
TINE firm s. Is. So 81. SO 50: receipts. 81 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec g. p. m.-CoTToN-spot. rnodsrats
business done prices Il points higher: American Iddln
fair 6s8d: good middling. SOD: midding 66od; low
good ordinary. 6s41. ordinary. 624d-
The sales OF the day 1000 bales which 500
speculation and export and included $500 American
Eecepts 30 bales including % American Fu-
ures ouened steady steady; American middng
eS2d; January and February, 64s6 Add February and
March &7qR6 Esd March and April. 45fns 47d: April
and May d45G6. 45d May and June, 6.44Q5 45d; June
July. 643d. July and August 6.41d August and
Septer min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

2sa2su CHEESE quiet but steady; Ns~-Tork tul
crSsms fancy III &c; choice 111zC; fair 70 good l0 q
Tic Receipts-Flour. 1900 bbIs and lsoSOoo y in
uha+ n SEQ bush; corn. 1900 bush: oats IL 900
bush shuments-Whsat 1860 bush; cora 1900 bush;
oats. 1900 bush
Nav 81 &c: July T5Ac; No hard. " 1s8T9c CORN
~ . December axe May. 4o1Sc. July,
4O&c OATS-No . cash. SIC: December. ssac; May.
:. NJ : white. bS1ae-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
,eipts al the ports AID interior points to-day con-
~ Laa .an-e Day La.- week ana lazL year.

rnse Exchange Epec.a- Liverpool eablesspot cotton
bort ~ ~aanc sales. 700 bales speculation aIc eA-
= 90 - AtnesicsE 600 reeeipts 10000; American
goisf ssi-ailg upland O. SOD futures opened quiet.
Decsrpfs. closed steady. net ~ 81 points hghet-
a556d- Deem oD-d. JGnu-
2isrcts-f' $500 $50 February Alarcfl, 64IGg 4sdi
Jure go 1905 s7d; Apri-Alay 81 46ci May
AGncheris.t soo Juae-July SAD JulyAugusi sid
FLCr-E afas quiet bGt STEADY. cloths. CneTs too lc"
s0ueg-hes 80 AEAL-The close OF the -four market was
trade - easier q the wheat break and
Dpeahly less active for the reason. buy
Qss- VfH--R concessions FLDER-EpTinK patents - %
spr1ay sa1ghts s4Gss 10 winter patents Sass %
egtrs - - toH&5 -. extra No winter. 50 Z51*3 30
WF5F ~ = winter. s3q8S -. Red Dog. So BUCK
RYE n ttaarket firm quoted az 81 30aS2 30
cb0' n stescg Quoted Falr good. s. 201S3 90
KfIr llAi.ey - 45aS5 So CORNHEAL-Quet. quoted
y Sy4&- 80 % brand BAG MEAL steady
e FEr e ehite ana yellow 81 301Sl 81: 99cD
IL R40tee; spring bran. SIS 70. sacks
a. s5ess ~ ID slb December spring bran middIfng
N ~ n SACKS. Do. SIS 70 Deeeuber
an e. 5aik and 81 30 sacks. oil meal s23
IL -. Llt-A4JD 70 the last hour Of today
$780, il-Eket acted very arm IA NeW-Yor. holding
S4,HlAs pr-ee q Tuesday IN spite OF
80 - ~ ne Southwest and the delivery Of Is go
r-r- - le4e winter. designed 70 affect December
81 - - A the day, however. selling
No.. - oFs1eIle Al opposition and Undermined all
TE-~esS q ne country hut especially Louis which
1900 q -.oer the previous nght. Chicago
49, VEL street connections were heavy sellers
ssprors ss-5 - "s.eh hae given me market active
S-g sl le gay apparently withdrew their buy
80 NeH--eEA a-@E2st s1a prices gave VA raVsd3y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is fol

CoTTON-Ees-erdsy's cotton market continued to re-
feet hesitation Lle part
tendency Gf the longs profits while
sril other interests appear be operating
decline The The having
The bull.shnes - the factors
SIG supplies. likely be affected by reports
urfaforare trade conditions advanced
prices The market opened firm. unchanged % IO
points higher and for time showed considerable
or covering hy sellers before yestere1s late break bull
support and buying encouraged lE the idea
era o. 9acs-1e1 clr4ineut IN manufacturing circles
rouG result from the recent spinners convention When
nay had reached l25ee with the active months about
EEla points ler higher however offerings became
;er and The list began To exhibit declining tendency
progressed. encouraged re-
ports that NeT0rleauz bun interests unloading
frequent. sharp M
point ast hour,
fH@ active months were lGEs OF 1890 points
The decline brought covering By pers
win the local bun leaders st supporting prices
rallied points from the bottom c0sing stead
net 9GI4 points lower Sales about coo bales
according esrsTUates Receipts DAY about
equal years estimates tomorrow
about standoE- with exports considered below
recent The decline il the afternoon
AZ the bottom and also accelerated by the CIcial
reports from Southern spot markets which reported
changed prices 10 decline q &c The local
Eet steady decline OF 10 points. sales Of
90 bales 70 sQinners and 20 delivered contract.
The range n contract prices ia the local to-day
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
Proposals.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
" the Park Board a. the Office OF ths Department Of
Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and Sixryfourth
Street. Borough OF Manhattan The City % New York
until o'clock P NJ
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1908,
Borough of Brooklyn
NO I. FOR WORK AND MATERIALS REQUIRED
FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF A PER-
COLA ENTRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK
NO. 2 FOR FURNISHING AND LAYING CEMENT
SIDEWALKS AROUND SARATOGA PARK AND Sun
SET PARK
For fun particulars CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM p. WILCOX.
JOHN E EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioners.
Dated December I, 1908.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bual s- Dec s-ELogR a FRI wEIEATspring aun
OATS rm 5i 30 T EqE o 4So ~ 10 %s aS BARLEY
Chicago. Dec 9-The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows:
wheat, No :; OPENING. Highest Lowest Closing.
wv H9y ::::77 ssS S47 S. 'l"e s5s 70. ss5
IA R;;:s,: - gtgs .sso.s
Oats. No 2:
AZ siss:s .:s.::s
Mess pork per Dbl:
h ls9ear 7......:. SIS us 'HH2 95 SIS m H.s
Lard. per 100 ros
s Hs@ .:::.::.. sc ss as ss9s ss ssss
Short ribs. per 100 70:
Kan 5sas. ..y.:::: sS22s az" ss@s s sfss
w f9 So mere G: S folss Ss was oR
No White sSs7isct RYE No ? 5oiS }5ie; p BHR1.FT
good feeding, S6G3Ic fair 70 choice mailing. 4sg5sc
F M5THT SEED 3D. prime Sc s Contrast s
s ss 6o ' s. ess 'i o. soRT "A HIS SIDES odes s.
gSe 2s So lasts Of hEh vines 81 ~ on he prSSs
Exohangs to-day BUTTER market was steady; cream
; Sss 1910 s42s aaS' CHEESE steady 6l6ie marx cases
Duluth Dec SM tz.s T Zg3 m hard to ar
beeesm Der 7s4e: May. sic.
Milwaukee Dec s9W %dIA1 sSs s9Eer' Close; No
RYE-seady5 No l. SsPgoIg ,r BAklt-I 80 No
s ss s ssagis' '20''' D'''' 10 ''''a''' Nay
minneapolis. Dec. s.---closs; .wHEAT-Deeembsr.
Nav sI1snsI Lc: July. 81 Isl lac. track No
nara SEE No / Northern. Sic No Northern. roe: No
Psilaaelphia Dec a-wHEAT steady fair demand;
contract grade December s7aSTlze. CORN hrrn good
SsTsna itoi 10 Clipped 42424 BUTTER quiet
and aS 0"ss es Arm good demand: fresh asarby sie
iOss or; Western sio Southwestern soSsle: Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaiIy. fDaIly. except Sunday. Sunday ouIv
Offices; Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry
Is7. ISL 4S4 1900 1854 Broadway Isl 5th Av . Union
Square West, I53 East 125th 2I9 I25th IA
Columbus Ave. New York. ST. 3a4 $50 PI,IfTn
St. BROOKLYN: $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New .rx
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage dsscina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
West Shore r. r.

(Sew FORK Central & Hudson River P r Lss.ss.) g.
rams 4saVs Franklin St station. York, r5<
lows. ana - min later foot OF West RI
- A A-For Intermediate poiurs To
IL - y Nd Hudson and Mohawk Express.
LOO ?. M-ChCagO Express
80 = M-Cont Lin for Detroit. Chi a 81 I.ouin
70 - = 40 tor Hudson River points and Albany.
a-Eor focn-. Buffalo, Cleveland Chfcazo.
S1-Eor Koch. Buffalo. Detroit Louis
FOR SYT. Roch-, Niagara Falls. &
Daily TDaily except Sunday Leave Brooklyn Auaex-
- a Llo49 A N. % at = As P Leave Jersey Cfry
= R. r. Sta: % at 11L2O a n % al faE p III
lime tables az principal hotels Offices Bazxzzs
A H. SMITH. q, = T.Sz@1~ES4g-1
General Manager. General Passssar-r a sr4rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RE-
Liberty street and south Ferry Time from South
Ferry nvs minutes earlier than shown bel5K-)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
ChINh-ztO0 ll-l5 Easton only. 80 A NJ 100
~; 800 t945 Easton only) p n Sundays IA Is
WILKEsBAKRE AND sCRANTON.z4oo sfe n
300 z. NJ Sundays. zA25 A " M
LAkEN0OD. LAkEHURsT TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAI-z4o 90 $40 A NJ. 80 GAO. Iaks-
wood and L.akehUrst onIy). 40. a.. 90 p N ~ o.
? ~ Saturdaysl- Sundays 80 A n
ATLANTIC CITN-sS A. NJ b p
YINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz400 A. NJ II N
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN Crave
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POTNTFS-.
z+0Q. $50 lLSO 4 NJ xL20- a. 5 ga II
NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 3 90 A II, 40a.
HmADELPHIA-CREADING TERMINA1.A az
400. TN04 % 90 4l00C- fILO0 A
100. $50. t20o. T3-0O. 'A0O. 500. fabo, H. So
700. s10.90 P. u, st215 mdt- $3.50
el09e -IL45 A II. 'L00. $"3-4O 500 q 90. as
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVUIE AND WILL
IAMSROhI--4 400, z426 Ts-0Qs if0,10 C10.00 ~ 90
A NJ Reading Only)s sI00. fI%L2O. ~ 100 p NJ
Reading Pottsyills and Hrsbs only. tI0O. fs-06
zFron Liberty Street only. sDaIy. tDany, sxcspe
Sunday SSunday only FParlor only Wa
TarnaQua- XSaturdays- aExcept SATURDAYS
Ot1ees+ Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry.
t6I. 261, 43f. 1900, 1884 Broadway
Square West 153 East 125h s.. 2T3 I25th ST. Is
ST. B kyn; $50 B way. W'msburg n. = TRANSFER c..
calls f9F and CHECKS baggage 70 destination
W @. BESLER. c Il
Vice Pres and Gen Cen PEsssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
- building q rp-rap eubankmeut Rfksr's Island,
Contract No. 100 and for dredging In CromwslIs
No S12), viii be received
missioner Docks, Battery clock
room December IS. 1905 For particulars see city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

Deceua5sr g 1908.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR COB
bic and rp-rap Contract SID. for granite and
lime stones Contract Ts for paving between l4In
and I35th Streets Harlem River Borough OF Manhattan
ntract s23l received BY the Commissioners OF
Docks az Pier A. Battery Place until Z clock noon
December d 1905 (FOr particulars city Rscord)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Commissioner of Water supply. Gas and EIso-
tTicity the Department OF Water supply, Gas and
Electricity 1885, Nos 1921 Park Row Borough
Manhattan. The City OF New York, Until o'clock P. NJ
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1908.
BOFOughs of Manhattan and The Bronx.
NO. / SECTION 3. FOR FURNISHING AND DEsLsTv-
TRINC DOUBLE AND TRIPLE NOZZLE STANDARD
NEW YORK HYDRANTS.
Borough Of Queens
. FURNISHING. DELIVERING AND lay
ING WATER MAINS IN THOMSON, BETS AND
WOODSLDE AVENUES; IN HOFFMAN 30 OUTWARD
UNION TURNPIKE
For particulars CITY RECORD
ROBERT C1FsIER MONROE Commissions
Dated December l. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

New York Central Route
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
VIA Springfield
BOSTON and ALBANY RAILROAD
s1IOO p. NJ "
Tickets New York Central ticket Offices IST k.S and
Zig EroadWay. and az Grand Central Station
n SMITH GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Assn&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at WATERFOWL Arsenal. Waterfowl Aass, until
. m. Dec 80 1908 for sale Of condemned guns car
rtages. equipments. Forts Winthrop and
pendence Mass Information furnished application
Col JOHN G. BUTLER. Ord Dept. Condg.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF STORE
- house.-Rock Island Arsenal III Dec. 4 1903
Sealed proposals viii received by undersigned until
January s. 1904 for erection os hre-pTo0f brick
Storehouse here Information furnished upon Application
TO 1t Col 5. z BLUNT. Ord. Dept. Comds-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

Coffee cables. Ei1-l14tlay- SaDtoS-ltcltcav Ham
-1rE-C0fee market opened = pfenEig higher 2-30
: n was net uncEa1ss5s sales, 5000 bags HavTe-
opened barely steady and unchanged,
> r.. declined 4 franc. p quiet December de-
frame lower at 80 ,
changed. tota1 sales. 1So0O bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the President the Borough OF Manhattan at the
HAIL Room No A NJ
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1908.
No / FOR THE ERECTION OF Pr BIC BATH
BUILDING AT Nos. D. AND "a WEST SLXTIEyrH
GTRF,FTT BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
No . FOR THE ERECTION OF A PUBLIC BATH
T2y-TT. DING on EAST SEVENTY-SIXTH STR EFT AND
TSFIV lay PARK. BOROUGH or MANI TITAN
no 3 FOR THE ERECTION OF 4 PUBLIC BATH
BUILDING AT Nos. b3S AND $40 EAST ELEVENTH
eTPF.ET BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
For nun particulars CITY RECORD.
JACOB A. CANTOR, Borough President
The city OF York. December T. 1s0d.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board at the Once OF the Department. OF
Parks Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and Sxry-fOurtn
Street Borough OF Manhattan. The City OF New York
-A''' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1908.
Borough OF The
NO. 1. FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND ALI,
MATERIAL FOR CONSTRUCTING THREE MUSIC pa
VII-IONs IN PARKS N THE BOROUGH OF THE
BRONX. THE CITY OF NEW YOHh.
no. = FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING EN-
CHEERING INSTRU ME&TS AND SUPPLIES AT
CTAREMONT PARK. BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
For full particulars see CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM R WILCOX.
JOHN Z ECSTTS.
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners Park
Dated November IT. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-10

Receipts Of breauSruns
last three ciphers 600
as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
MODERN RfcK FuRPzaS

This high finance.
practically nehishsfu y,
making dividends that easai
u huie<ns Of watch he
president
4. ppauazs % pI~Sf Mr
s@rsa. a finesoi.
-. e.. 49,
fuFseeHtnS one Mo
u
s.esf anpea~ a ?. rs.nssass
~
sk <ssu ~
ss = s@nes
Sts@~fu ~5.adsd on ne pa1ss -
ND a exhibited wes
TgEnzanEz. RiAsa ssasssax
Dat
'shs AAaAssaa meaa$~ Inqssus ~ps SS1sss
F6e6syas
r.
ps4saaAs"
hs teS ss sra Hvsi 81 sSr'
sas Es4~Sa = eousssssd
~T-sezsx
@sf sssns Of siop sna nsan~ csasasaa
= o 70 -
--s--~~@-~----
ssHsaiss
seas "sssaussg aiscu..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
CITY LIFE AND INSANITY

yoG You ienEth ot
ue and ksep wh the ms mad rush for money you run good
rhance becoming lasanes
london aaa he comes
pretty hens right
thtnkus NE ecntoi whirh
ohlsa hes psas estSaa
bound 60 sooner or later power
Is lose their balance or w0r"E 81
business
Is something awful
pdss hsies all dS long under burning b esnda
o
hts fortunes and fan With It's ateel click
hands res work sues bot
with the Of eo'snt hs
during ds. that he s uR
cealh IN ne fire th0 he cone
afford " lot Of
tsrun
but the wanting il uniense
o auythns sp from him
his pile added Co is ~ daY sd os otss as
he DO ait psht beside It and watch that IT, shssos never
uks uasfs-it
ohes all their "sss
. sold thsr
day by BY and the
b
Il d only hat a. but he neeis a.
with hot atf they need
SOD bed Of 10 furnish tss
Fooaairsd bank accounts 10 ian back
his head above water
las th farmers opnis.
the elusive utue nea-ars have and then haven't
all l. . tire
the dsana and between 50 and 90
hod be hs1dey chasss u Intellect sannh 90 the
tread parssis asd beeome litte chutrsar
that evrfythnE u thF.wn
pursuit yotow Be-
the potent unavuee ana their brains
end
we otensr than We ilse to ..aE 81
arry
entirety A,s i-s~i
ssui an Dc hs h necessary Nd and sH"as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17
HOME FOR
SAILORS
viii Be Built at Once at Foot
Of Pine Street

PfsparAtion for the establishment
Of = sailors hurne AZ ths corner Of
Western avenue aHd Pine street. afs
being made b. the Seattle EoaistJ
fof the Ala Of Efienfless sailors
This building viii cost tn the nsigh-
borhSod u ti00oo and sill not oniT
provide a h0ps for stranded ssamsn
but will furnish amusement aud rec
reasisn fof ali .ssfarina Hsen.
A lot costing tz.ees has been pur-
chased ~ the couinltlsf, and the
city has donated a portion u Pins
street adjoining the lot owned ~ ths
association
Donations foT the PROPOSED build
inFn are being solicited by TIE sHsO-
citation. and liberal contributions.
from q 10 a. have been reesHs1
from the larger business Institutions
Of seattle,
The association has undertaken %
have the home open b. the first OF
next May. N r. expected that most
OF the material needed f0T the atf4a-
fure viii be donated and the WUrk
Ing viii be ssRf. feet W Hizs and four
stories in hsiHhth. Theirs viii be =
reading room. q recrsatiau reofu and
"a reception room. There vii also be
an instruction department.. whefs
all be taught ~ the day
time ard English branches - niEht.
There wlli bH q nominal charge for
lodging. but No poof sailor without a
penny ia his pocket viii aut be
TUNED from the door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

a MALL tA0AA ANil0A
My dellsslt IT, the seclee Of this
Young Saaiss EattfO Cas- ] sean vas
Ia hesss him soieso had been such
as 10 make uis aims=i forget the
slniater inyldent which had brought
ua toHether
have sedseas~d no eendiaoh up
"a the time of this queer meeting I
have tried Co hulys Yonna tsitray
before YOU Nta some stns Of q"
freshness and his baYtsh charm. and
though the ssnss az failure y heavy
upon ne there who knew the man
knew also that I must rtti o. 90 him
Justice. Enaual may have ihseh
said however. 10 trnust some FAINT
Idea % what this Yatth wlS o. me Ia
the bitter and emoisfsrns aati-eii'
wax % my life.
/ slept admirably arsf all. and l
aNake % So ths overturned iaAiet
table aud thlei a. I remembered
thcrc was one fellow ereas.ire with
whom I could fraternss without the
I fear ~ rude Feosensw " my every
wound
I hurried my dressing ~ TIE hope
II car hryakfaatinE foEsthef I
kuochrd al this next donf. and. re-
geiYinN n. annWrf even VentuFea Co
enter. Nth the Same idea lie v %
nat there tte Nak not tn thf coffee
faaau lie vas not in the hotai
I hsolw ny faat iu diaaDna'itai
salitutc. ana I hasa asout diaeens
Isolate All she nnrf.sE laaAinE wat
hliF for M nes INSIDE efrnt To-
~ sr sta .-sssav be- drove up boz r4t.
which h. kept WAXING a. the rurh
it, al right hn eftrd out tn his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-17

hack again. or myself OF the l-ffg
way with my new friend, untl 1
biuahed FOR the beanHtalk growth 81
my regard fuf hitu. an utter stranger
aud younger man nm lees
aahamrd OF Il uaW he hal cugne into
NY dark life like Lamp ana his
rnluF isft q darkness Deeper than
before.
n my DIGESTION { took uew view
Of the nights outrage. IL WAS no
common burglars work. fpf what
had / worth staaliuHf a was the
work Of nay unseen enemies Hha
dngHud mo IN the street they alone
knrw why. remember the steps.
the steps the stopping Wheu
stopped the drANinE away m the
crew ed streets the closing pp ln
aiiietsr places WAY had | never
looked afuunds whYf because tiil
to-day / had Thought q mere vuisar
curiosity. because a fvw had bored
me. I had imagined the many ptstsry
asyia but nov I knew~t knswi n
uaa the few aEsin. NV who hated
inn even untn dsaths
The IDEA took sueh hold upon
me that / dlA not trouble my head
with reonns ard motives Certain
1
that WAS enough fuf me. on thr
Whole. the thought Vas HtinuiatinR
aad Il reused gertain afnouat 90
spirlt even On ne would give the
fellows auothsr chance before 1 eft
own They sissuld follow me aacs
ss.ore aud thi= time Co aofBs purpose
at nisht they had left a knife On
me tonight I would hate 4 keep
sake ready fec theua
Hitherto I hhd sons unsrGted since
ny landing whieh. perhaps. was $40
tnore than my duty aa etYiiisrd eit-
lnrn On nlAek Hfli Fiats. how
ever. I had formed another habit. a
Nht-h I shsuld never haga broken
ini self - easily. bat for tkn fagt
that an the flfrsfmp I ever had uere
rsddsniuE nnA faftinE at the bDttue
u the Atlantis uzsan ! uas we'd
cut and bought nae zsph ene Ha
had never Eossessed before.
The revolver vas then la ~ ns
fancy. bat q did sktst. and - duel
ives owner of - fine 4 stHarimsn
az cauid BE- prognrea iu the clfy q
Tendon. ~ Hal but five chauhsft
nut thr barrel uaH 80 inrhas ianEf
! one had 10 eap a. ard e pat n ne
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s.rsxfY Nay. Z ssnt my Telegram
~ f-s cs'slng IRE fnaues are 4aessf
and I'll SO thas t@as Hfsashasltr
has a. reesy f-F go ~ tsSar-ois
lsssEsre
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k.g $500. - a h<@fYi I Asss~s. - /
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rhss - silea Ia x.4ss said I
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ani igss d"Nn IN any eorusF Tor tbs
n4s~t.
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stairs.
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I "a sssss To mears e ny pftxi .ess 10
see TRAD ss~rrsaepsgs ia ~ ~ssV ~
pss-sts.a when y~n arrive i@sply
c,snt allow yuu >. come t8dEy. NJ.
Cesn 81 ~ssqdS's. ssa ! sau that he
Vas ~ sa~~~at aps y e1vveH I gave
All fiast. Haia 1. stEss p.u,e
cpstaut nT~ssf with sssn,e pou or
az the Htatt-n@
To ss assrasse sS.a ssssls ts-sss
a nd was failoWas b a ri apsa VI as.
t.asa.se - p-sTnses
VOC r.sztnf q. that eitkrr. asaa
he ss,srt45 4 have an appointment
~ the -ssAfSaen. I ssxsil Be tanifrF
business ali the ti~e
Fsr Ns~ soss :. ~ r..1n and /
went 10 niIes kas-sssag seqaS paubhnd
go ] deserved IL. h.r 7 had 90 hi sitsd
a Wsyz OF taste Not a. show MI
fesiisH o. the hess q ii. I ssvsfthsz
icsH followed hsss down again in
four or five minutes. Ass / was re.
wardea BY his brightest smile a. he
Erasped my hand.
Come tomorrow By the aaws
train" SAID Ne. naming station. lire
and hour, unless telegraph ell
win ~ ready and you shall hs met
You may rely GA reasonable charges.
A. 10 the fishing. - UP atrea rYi.-to
the riGht when you strike tho Beck
and you'u find good pool o. two
may have TO 60 to Lancaster the
dsY after tomorrow. but shall give
you a call when ! get back
Win that We parted. as good
irisnds a. ever. ! observed that my
regret AZ losing him was ahnrsA bv
the boots. who stood beside me on
the steps ~ hia hanson ratified off
I suppose MF. RattraY STAYS here
always whgn he c0neH 10 town p
said T. ss
NO. str" said the man. we've
never had him before. not IN my
time. bat I sheuldn'e mind N he
came again" And he looked twice
~ The coin In hla hand before peck.
citing u with evident satisfaction.
Lonely NJ . was. and wished "a bs |
] think that I never felt my lonaIl- |
ness as I did during the a hours |
which inisrvsned between Rattray'a /
departure and my own 7 behaved |
Ike a child. wishing my new friend |