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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27
Corn Wanted.

Will about 20 farmers who
have raised good crops of corn
send samples to H. L. French ot
Corvallis, for the Lewis and
Clark exhibition. Mr.. French
is now making up the exhibit
and is especially desirous of max
ing a fine display of corn for Ben.
ton and it is impossible to secure
all samples by going after them.
Samples also of Benton county
woods are wanted. Those hav-
ing such samples will do we'll to
inform the committee as imme-
diate action is necessary. Ben
ton has been granted all the space
she needs at the Fair, but. her
exhibits must be first class hence
the necessity of ample time and
care in making the best selec.
tions. There are huge trees of
which sections will be taken and
polished. There are curled and
knotty timbers suitable for cabi-
net work, small sections of which
will be prepared and placed OH
exhibition. Mr.. French has a
hazel bush 60 feet long and six
inches in diameter that will be
placed in the wood display. The
county court will assist in the
display. The county court will
assist in the matter of collecting
woods by paying part of the
expense. Let every Benton
county citizen assist in this lauda-
Bile undertaking.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27

The Oregon Development League
which counts as members thirty
three active commercial bodies, has
already become the most thorough
ly representative state organization
of its character in the United States.
The next session of the Oregon
Development League will be held
at Grants Pass, Friday, September
%, and a large number of delegates
from other cities and towns will be
present. Among the speakers will
be Hon. E. L. Smith, of Hood River,
president of the organization, and
Vice President F. J. Blakeley, of
Roseburg. Others, who will 60 from
Portland, are B. B. Beekmau; 81.
NJ. Cake, president of the CONNER.
eial Club; Nv. e. Conan, general
passenger and ticket agent Of the
Southern Pacific, and Tom Richard
son. Secretary Of tho League.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27

Mr.. Bryan, the Democratic
candidate in the last two presi-
dental campaigns, in his speech
delivered in Chicago on April
3,1eo4, said, 81 am sanguine
enough to believe that I can
prove to every unbiased mind
that Judge Parker is not a fit
man to be nominated by the
Democratic party or by any other
party"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27

School days will soon be here.
For Extra good suits for boys aud
Hamiiten Brown Security sschoo
shoes fer bsys and girls SEQ
NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27

YOUNG MAN WISHING TO LEARN
business along educational lines, who
is steady, industrious, temperate, gea-,
ial, polite, discreet in talk and actions
and who spends his spare timeat homa
and in proper company, may address.
P. o. Box 1045, Corvallis, Or.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27

A YOUNG LADY WISHING TO
learn business along educational lines,
who is steady, Industrious, genial,
polite, discreet in talk and actions and
who spends her spare time at home
and in otherwise proper company may
addre4, p. o. Box 1045, Corvallis, Or.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-27

Aloeit u. SucSAoys Va "cSeWOou,
and Emma Kemp, of this city,
were united in marriage Sunday at
the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Kemp, in this city, Rev.
n. A. Deck performing the cere-
Inony. The young couple will re.
side in Corvallis. =
= A beautiful facsimile of a hand
painting of President Roosevelt or
if you prefer, the same of Mt. Hood
neatly mounted on different colors
of mounting board, will be given
free to everyone subscribing for the
CORVALLIS GAZETTE or to anyone
paying up back subscription or pay
ing in advance. These pictures
are going fast, come and get one.
w. G. Emery has just returned
from Tacoma, where ne has been
attending the Northwest photo
graphers association that was in
session. Mr.. Emery received
honors galore both as an ardent
worker for the association and also
on his Photographic work. His
sepia carbon Father Time and a
similar one of the little daughter
of Jess Wiley were among the 20
selected cut of perhaps 1000 on ex-
hibition. These 20 pictures will
form an official exhibit to be sent
to the California and Interstate
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05
COMPANY WAS
CARELESS
SUPREME COURT arFIRms THE
DECISION OF LOWER COURT
IN BIC DAMAGE CASE


OLYMPIA. April "a Judgment
for tzs ooa obtained b. Thama. cur
rams against the Seattle q San
Francisco Railway Company. as
damages Tor personal Injuries. was
affirmed b. thn supresns court yes
tvrdBy The Judgment IL IN effect
the penalty Imposed upon the CON-
pany Tor providing cheap bat dan
Ksrous grade OF fuse for firing tho
blasts IN the mine.
Currans Was an smpioya In Tire
eompeny's coal mine IN King county.
On tho day u he injuries. with an.
other efnpioye. he put In two blasts
Ia the mine. lighted the fuses and re-
treated to the surface. One blast sx-
piodsd. and Curran. after waiting
threo-quartsfs % an hour. went back
into the mine 20 invsstlRats. While
examining the fuse the blast explod-
ed. destroying the sight OF both bis
eyes and breaking both hands
The principal negligence attributed
90 the company was the furnishing
q double tape instead OF triple-taps
fuse. Testimony at the trial vas Go
the effect that doabie-sape fuss was
not safe for mine workings on as-
count 81 the darupuess encountered
and was rarely used. The inJarsd
man WAS not familiar with the dan
gers OF that Kind Of fuse. but the
record showed that the company had
been Informed that II was unsafe 10
use u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05
BAD FOR
PRESTON
FORMALLY CHARGED WITH
HOLDING UP MIR. AND MRS.
J. o. GODDARD IN THEIR OWN
HOME

A warrant charging John Preston.
better knaSn as lho Mysterious Ma. .
With robbery waa issued from Ivntiee
Cams court yesterday One % the
holdeat crimes committed IN Seattle
In months 10 laid at the door % the
notorious young man, who has been in
the city jan far the past few days
Information that CONNECTED him sitt
the robbery II Mr.. and Airs. J. u.
Goddard was received ~ Chief q
Police Delaney fust after q oompsalat
had been laausd from the sffIcs u
the prosecuting attorney eharsaaE him
with vaEfancy.
The chief trlsphonsd for the Cip5-
dardH. and IN tho office % the chief
they met Preston. Ne sooner haa
they laid sTea on him than thsr rvces
aiaei m him the taller ~ thu ESQ
bandits who held them up Jahasry 81
in their own home on Novel. street
The robbers nseuTed Rbesat S44 frpm
them ana - frum anothef rooaer u
the house.
Tbs Goddarda we're positive abbat
the Idsauty Of Preston and willingly
uwots o. ths oanplaint against hini.
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BULL WAINWRIGHT
WEDDING

WASHINGTON, d. C.. April s-ono
of the principal social events Of Easter
week In the capital Waa tho wedding
today of Miss Sally Franklin VAIN
wright aud Lieutenant Henry Tilgh-
mau null. u. \. A The bride IL tho
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Dalles Ilaohe
wainwright Of thla city. hHd tho
granddaughter several times removed
- BENJAMIN Franklin,
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed IA ~ Andrews church In the
presence OF a distinguished company
81 army officers and other persona
prominent in tho official ana social
life az the capital. After a short we'd
ding trip IN this country. Lieutenant
Huii will take hia bride 20 tho Philip
pinea. where he has been stationed
during the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
ATHLETIC PAPER

The first issue OF the Seattle High
school Athletic Reporter II out and
j. a credit 60 tho school Hickman
PFice IL the editor. Bruce shorts,
business manager. and william X.
sheldon. advertising manager
The publication ~ devoted almost
entirely 20 athletics and kindred
fnniea
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MEps nAsEaALL AgRo

SCRANTON. Pa. April 6.-A
wedding OF note here today was
that Of Miss Augusta Archibald
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James
Archibald OF this city. ana John ~.
brooks. Familiarity known a decade
ago as Johnnie brooks. the hero
OF the Princeton baseball team Of
IS. Mr. brooks r. now a prosper .
Gus indepenaent coal operator.
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TO PLAY AT HARVARD

CAMRRIDGE Mass. April g.
Forbes Robertson. the eminent Eng
lish actor. and bis company came
to Cambridge today in response 10
an invitation 10 give two perform
auess Of Hamlet at Harvard Uni
versity. No scenery is 10 be en-
ployed and the play IL 10 be given
IN the sixteenth century manner on
the Elizabethan stage OF Saunders
thsater. The honor conferred on Mr.
Robertson has attended only two
other actors. Sir Henry Irving and
Joseph Jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

A L. STEWARD OF colfax. for
merry deputy sheriff Of whitman
county, has been committed ~ Med
ical Lake. ., is hoped that bis tn
sanity IL only temporary.
THE PAYMENT os county tsxes
az Vancouver has reached 1881. u
sum far In excess Of all formss rec
ords.
oTro SLATER and Astsl ssfun-
berg. two wooaeuttsrs Of Cheweiah.
had gsht sunday might. Tor which
slater yesterday paid a fine and
costs amounting "a t2A
CHARLES AIAiMoNs. a Yakima
county plonssr. died at Toppenish.
Sunday. of heart disease.
J. A. oLsTEIS. OF Qainsuii. has
Imported a hand Of % Holstesn cat.
tic for hia ranch.
LOUIS SCHMIDT. wha has been 90
trial a, wsiia wafia on charge q
having burned bis avn saloon. was
hAlkHAATaA H@NAAHNsA AftN tfNA@saM ttAtR4s
proving TO be spiiswofs
ROSS nEARust.EY. a farmer near
eiolfrnasle. has struck a splendid ar
tssian veil which wili iFTiSats is
acres.
An OLD FASHIONED steE. end
mail coach line IL 30 be isanEuratsd
between Ls~istoun and Pomsrey.
Idaho.
THE OTTEsTAD SALOON At Beil-
inEham vas held up b. tao MASKED
men last night They secured 80 or
80 from the bartender st the poiat
Of q gun. after which they compeiisi
him TO 20 with them some distance
from the saloon. Then they held him
up and took away hin watch and
change.
WORK on THE Pacific a Idaho
Northern railroad sHtsusion from
Council into thu Thander Mountain
district has begun and win advance
rapldiy.
JOHN REYNOLDS. an t.yssr-oid
boy was instantly KILLED by a fan frutn
t0-foot loft In waiia waiia ysnssr-
day.
CoLvIf.LE PIONEERS claina that
the feedinE season for stock has been
longer this year than for thirty years
A NEW LUTHERAN Norwegian
church has been organized In BellinRs
ham The church will be BUM In the
York addition.
eHH D.
BRUNO MODfSO. the Italian who
was shot Sunday evening during an
italian quarrel IL Etill alive and Pso-
limo Panslii 10 still IN CUSTODY Sew
erai Italians have denied that PanslA
Old the shooting. but this IN thouK a.
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publican convention Of the Tenth
district today Tsnominated Con-
gresham Crumpacksr. There was
no opposition The convention also
chose two delegates 60 tho Chicago
convention and passed resolution
endoruing President Roosevelt for
reconciliation.
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WEDDING EN- OUT

Manager Billy Lavignc has selected
tina best amateurs he has in each
class for the boxing tournament to
be held by the Phoenix Club. Thurs
dNy night. lie will weea the classes
out until he has the best man In
each TO pit against the amateur
boxers from San Francisco. who viii
arrive here ia May for the semi
annual boxing tourJamsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

CLEVELAND. o. April s.--w. r.
Armour attracted the attention OF
the Cleveland club owners when he
was manager OF she Dayton. q.
team ia different minor leagues. lie
generally had a team that landed
one. two. three ana his Judgment %
a player Was almost infaiiibie. Hts
success IN Cleveland. following dis
aEtrous years. mada him y favotite
with the baseball public. and he has
placed the team on a paying basis.
His greatest coup Was the sign
ing OF Iajosa and Bernhard when
the trouble arose IN Philadelphia.
Last season. when the managers
were securing she country for young
blood 70 bolster up their teams he
quietly dropped oet Of sight for a
few days. and returned WITH some
of the best pitchers the league had
seen. This season his early work
consists Of picking the cream Of a
lot Of men. all Of whom are uonsid-
cred good enough for the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05
WESTERN JOCKEY
CLUBS COMBINE

CHICAGO, April b,-Thc Pacific
coast and Western Jockey clubs
have come o. an agreement and viii
control All racing west % the Ale
Eheny mountains, The Pacific Club
has Jurisdiction over running races
west az the Rocky mountains aud
the other club has the rest OF the
territory.
The combination y a strong ono
and will probably pat out % business
some small racing associations not
affiliated.
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ALBERT HANSEN
Rich 10 wef-y
7O6 First Ave.
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form. as well as
hihd, bleeding or Protruding Plies
are cured by DIR. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleed
inE. Ahsorbs tumors. soc a Jar. az
nfuFslsts, or sent by mall Treatlss
free. Write me about your case. pr.
Hoeanko, Philadelphia. Pa. For sal
at the Quaker Drug Co.. 1918 Firs
avenue. Seattle.
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To Prove What Swamp Root, the Great Kidney
Remedy, VIII Do for YOU. Every Reader Of
the Star May Have Sample Bottle Sent
Free by Mail.

Week .ns snh. sso.ys r..es-.It 70. sd
eosr es...s sn., trouble psemiss se.r. fatal
rssr e,As~ p.-s need yes. td..y.
thsy ~ ard n.ed
EVAN
Has u~ hdnsy. bladder
hd>sys
a e+~l ~th sen~tnss s~a.
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10 BE only a ruHs 10 thwart justice.
THE SAN FRANciss,o offices 81
the BelllnEhAm Day Improvement
company viii hid fer the bis govern
mens contract which calls fer ..ooo. 90
feet % lumber. This company put In
the next TO the lowest bid on the las,
government eeii. which was filled In
Portland.
FRANCIS BROWN, . years old. Of
North Yakima. touched q match 10 a
loaded shslI yesterday. II exploded
and injured his face HeFieuHlY.
wHATcoM CouNTYs booth for
the Woslds fair was on exhibition At
Nottingham Sunday. II Il made OF fir.
finished Ia oHk stain. and the SUP
porting columns rest on bases OF
chackanut stone.
Af.vAH wooDsEY. q grocery wag-
on driver, attempted suicide yester-
aAy al walla walia. BY taking stryoh-
nine. A stomach pump saved him.
Dependency caused the act
THE SHEEP sTIEARTNd season IL
well under way In the North Yakima
district. The wool clip ~ clean and
OF good quality. and the stock raiasrs
are receiving good prices.
cRumPAckER RENomiNATED
I.APoRTE. Ind. April s.--The Re-
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Nancy Hanks. the famous mare.
one time holder Of the worlds rec
ord Tor mile, aud owned by the late
J. Malcolm Forbes, BOSTON. viii be
sold at Resdsvtllc, Mass. May "a.
FORBES paid Hart Boswell. Lexing-
| ton, Saa,OO0 for her.
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FRISCO GELS MILLER

SAN FRANCISCO April a.
Dusty" Miller. the famous Pitts
burg infielder. has accepted the
terms OF Manager Harris and viii
report for duty with the san Fran
cisco team.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. April e.
George r. cleweli was arrested here
yesterday. lie IL tho missing sec
Rotary and treasurer OF the recently
assigned Federal Trust Company Of
Cleveland. o. His shortage was
$4,000
ST. LOUIS. Mo, April s.-The
personal estate Of the late William
J. Lemp. the millionaire brewer, has
been estimated at tf.3ss,000. The
widow inhsrits the bulk Of the prop
erty.
HELENA. Mont. April AT the
city election yesterday tho Demo
Gratis elected r. n. Purcell mayor
and J. J. Crogan police magistrate.
also one alderman. The Republicans
elected seven aldermen and T. II.
Klrkendall for city treasurer The
mayoraity was the main issue Of the
fight
TNDfANApOLIs. Ind. April g.
Prohibitionists Of Indiana are here
for a two days state convention.
The party VIII name n fun state
ticket and map out plans for an
active campaign throughout the
state this fall.
CONCORD. ~. H.. April 5.-The RE-
publican state committee meets here
tonight TO decide upon a date for the
state convention 10 elect delegates 20
tho Chicago convention. The first or
second Tuesday Of May will be chosen.
The delegation will be instructed for
President Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

Would not interest you II you're
looking for a guaranteed Salve for
Sores. Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, Of
Ponder. NO, writes; Il suffered
with an ugly sore for a year. but a
box Of Bueklen's AruicA salve oured
me. IT'S the best salvs on earth.
z5o at @. o. GUY, iney drug store,
Second avenue and Yesler.
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Jack Brennan is now in jail at
Rockford. M. on charge Of high
way robbery. The ball field viii
lose a good umpire this season.
Jack Brennan was a good umpire
when he wanted 10 be. lie was FAM
Gus for his witty remarks on the
field. During a game in Helena
Jack Flannery made an attempt 10
steal second base and was thrown
out. He made strong kick against
the decision. as only Jack can. but
the decision stood. In the evening Al
the hotel Jack approached Brennan
and said: Now. Brennan. be hon :
est Could you see me slide that
base in such a cloud Of dust and
render a just deciglon7" TO which
Brennan replied. why. yes. Jack:
me two eyes Just split the dust, and
ia swear you didn't touch that base
by half an inch" H1annsry didn't
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TRIED TO KILL
HIMSELF


EVERETT, wash, April s.-Her-
man Honssl. who has been IN Jail
here several days on a charge Of
theft. grew dsspondent over hts con-
finsmsnt ana hanged himself sunday
night by throwing his belt over the
bars Of his cell door and putting his
neck I'm the moose. He was slowly
ssranElins 70 death when discovered,
but he was cut down In time TO save
his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

CREsToN. Ia. April 1.-The Repub-
iioan congressional convention Of the
Eighth district held here today re-
nominated Col william y. Hepburn
by acelamatIon.
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Tag Obliged 70 pass your water fro
aDsnuY ndxht and GAY. rnATtins or
irrttatioa tn passing. brick Aust -
sediment in the urine h~~dA0As. bAoh~
a1ha ls<Ds bask. ais~tasss. slssps.s~s-
ness Nervousness. bsars die tar ssanns
ass 10 bak kidnsy trvuble. sksn srS4v-
tioas from bad blood s~s~alsis. rhss-
fnais.ra daabst~H. bl.@ssns. rrftaisHty.
~orneat f~slins. lack of arnhsssa~. Ice.
q siesh. sa2taw sSmplsnlon. or
Brtshfs disease
n yox w@tsr. when allowed TO re-
main an-fs~tsrbed "a q stAss OF bot
Ito Tor t~enty -fosa h0uFs. fu<ms .
s~cimsnt o. s~stiina CO kss a asoafy
Apprsrasace. IL 10 svfsncs ubaf your
<sipsys aad bladder need immediate
Atssntlon.
swsuzp- Rect N sfhe xreat die~ov.ry
~ Dr.. Kiisnsr. the ~srsr.nt kldnsy ard
biadaef .c~aiRiist Hospltsis 80 %
vssh voaa~sfsi Sseo~~e In beta slight
ard ssw~~s e@s~~. Dooso~x rscoa.x~ssss
II 20 eAsiF patients. and ss~ n IN
their swn families. because they roo
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price~- fifty cents and o~s dcflar. Rs-
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tossis.
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re niid and tmrasalsis .fr.et %
e~~np Rot. the great slansy and
tl.ta~s remedy. 10 eosa Realised. n
81 ara. ne htwf.set for lts woaaerfai
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EDITORIAL NOTES. successful
s~~a ths r>oss dfssssssaes s~s~~ Il h
20 p~vss ~ ~ssAssfsl sserss. yos ne
vasaanis snforxnsttun. bah ~~rs stsoi
many cf The tsuonsads seon shoasAn
rse~ sx<s vo~.sn csssaL Ths v~sss en-
kno~n thaa ear readers are sivrnrd I
tag yoar Adar~ss e DR.. xiinsx . %,
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MT lntl0e p
EG\Norld|dlA
ItNl Of I}fI
LIZ SDort!2gl

speak to brennan Tor week after
that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

Charles Moth. who has followed
the game for over ii years. has de-
cided 10 retire from the mat. and
win be seen no more In wrestling
contests
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SHORT SPORTS

Jimmy LAWYER. las; years speedy
outfielder Of the Tacoma team. has
signed with Minneapolis TO play In
tbs outfield- LAWYER IL but one Of n
bunch Of Pacific National players
who win play on Michigan. Mime
sota or Wisconsin teams.
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He We Chinese Medicine Co.

Cure all chronic
diseases OF men
and women with
out opera tito n.
Cured by power
ful Chinese roots.
herbs. barks buds
and vegetables.
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
have cured hun
dreds OF cases
that have been
given up to die.
We q u a r a " =
T = " to cure
r h Q u m atism,
asthma, eatarrh,
stomach, kidney,
liver, re IN a / o
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BRUNO NODISo. the italian who
was shot Sunday evening during an
italian quarrel IL Etiil alive and Pso-
limo Panslli 10 stlli IN custody Sew
eral Italians have denied that PanslA
Old the shooting. but this 10 thouK a
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weakness and all private diseases.
Call and see this wonderful Chinese
medicine. Have a talk with Hee
Wo before giving up your case as
hopeless. Consultation FREE
2l2h Washington St. Seattle.
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Perhaps the best evidence OF Cor
BELTS stand in his fight with Britt
IL a flash-lixht photograph taken
just after Grnney awarded the fight
to Britt The latter is being carried
10 his corner by HIS seconds. while
corbett. standing upright. is arKu-
ing with Graney. and looks mad
enough to whip half a dozen Britts.
Perry Queenan has arrived IN Salt
Lake from Seattle. and has started
training for his fight with Jack
Clifford. which IL to come off in the
City Of Saints April Is Judging
from the past records Of the two
men II viii be close contest. Kid
Fredsricks has CHALLENGED the win
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-05

A NEW LUTHERAN Norwegian
church has been organized In Beilinss
ham The church will be bum In the
York addition.