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The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
To Try for State Auditor.

j.. Fred Farrar OF this city has
announced himself as a candidate for
nomination on the democratic ticket
for state auditor.
Mr.. Farrar is young man OF eX-
cellent habits and is qualified for
handling the office. His profession
as an attorney, fits him for the po-
sition as an attorney, fits hm for
the position and should he be favored
with the nomination, will make a
vigorous campaign.
What the democrats need right at
this time more than at any other is
vigorous, energetic men at the head
Of their ticket.
AS u fellow townsman, Mr.. Farrar
should receive the hearty support Of
the democrats in this county. -LaIi-
ner County Democrat.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Emergency Medicines.

II is great convenience to have
at hand reliable remedies for use in
cases OF accident and for slight injur.
les and ailments. A good liniment
and one that is fast becoming a IA
vOrite ii not household necessity is
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. BY ap.
plying it promptly to cut, bruise or
burn it allays the pain and causes
the injury to heal In about one- third
the time usually required, and as 1t
is an antiseptic it prevents any dan
ger Of blood poisoning. When Pain
Balm Is kept at hand a sprain may
be treated before inflammation sets
In. which insures quick recovery.
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Birthday Celebration.

Thursday was the fourth anniver-
sary Of the birthday Of Julia, the
only child VI DR.. and MIS-. Stockover,
and IL was to have been celebrated In
the usual mnaner, but owing to
grandpa's absence from the city the
happy event was made memor-
able one next afternoon. 1t was a
neighborhood affair and the lawns
and house OF the grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mayher, were overrun by the
merriest lot Of tots. boys and girls,
that ever got together. OF course
there were sweetmeats galore, cream,
cake and fruit to the full satisfac-
tion Of the little ones, and it will be
many day before they forget the
fun they had with little Miss Julia,
the queen OF the Mahyer and Stock.
over household.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Re-visits Greeley.

Emmett Annis, an Old Greeley
pioneer, paid a visit to Greeley dur
ing last night. He arrived from
Denver yesterday and returned this
morning. He is now located in Ia
coma, Wash, and is engaged in the
lumber business. He left here anout
fifteen years ago to 60. farther west.
While here he was engaged in the
lumber business with W. F. Thomp-
son. Later on he went to Denver
and was engaged in the lumber busi-
ness there. His mother, Mrs Ely
Annls, has for sometime been visit
ing at at the home of Mrs Agnes Dart
of 1925 Fourth street.
AS Mr.. Annis was in Denver upon
some legal business he took oppor-
tunily TO run up to Greeley for the
night.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Republican Primaries.

The republican primaries Saturday
evening were practicall;, without
incident. There was only one slate
of delegates up IN Greeley and this
was elected without dissent. In
Pleasant valley, where bit OF a
scrap was looked for. a compromise
between the warning factions gave
four delegates to one side and five to
the other At Ault there developed
a little opposition to the regular
slate. but this was wiped out in
short order, so that the entire dele
cation that will meet In convention
will be unanimous for Peabody for
governor. There are only two places
along the line now that will develop
4 contest in the convention that of
superintendent of schools, between
John V. Crone and L. II. Harrison,
and for county commits issioner, be-
tween Howard Rea, Warren Morse and
Charles Nordell.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07

army OF these men holds In Its ranks
those whose intellect aud talents are
far above the ordinary and but for
some moral or mental tiaw-some'
times tritling would be high class
members OF society.
Greeley and northeastern Colorado
will doubtless see many OF the "hobo
army during the spud and beet
season, for they will rapidly come
and go-many staying but week
OF ten days and after earning twelve
or fifteen dollars will ''hike' for the
south-for the numbering OF Louis
lana and Arkansas.
There are good and bad in almost
everything and the hobo army is not
all bad, and DOUBTLESS contains many
worthy recruits, who after season
of misfortune only await the oppor
tunity TO return to active and steady
EN- ploYment and possibly their homes
and families.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
"YOrk State Folks. -

A more wholesome and pleas ing
play than "York State Folks could
hardly have been selected by Man.
aper Stephens for the opening OF the
season at the Greeley opera house
Saturday evening, The play has
everything to recommend 1T, clean
dialogue, refined humor and void Of
sensationalism. 1t is one of the few
really good pastoral plays on the
road. interpreted by splendid com.
panv of players who seem to fit into
each part as though they were the
originals The characters are taken
from life and exaggerated Just
enough to make them attract atten-
ton. A return engagement will be
played in couple OF months and
there is little doubt that they will
receive an even waimer greeting than n
at this time.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
EMPHATIC TALK.
The Kind That Carries Conviction to
Every Greeley Reader.

Conviction must follow such en-
phatic proof as is given here. The
testimony Of Greeley residents should
satisfy the most skeptical. Here is a
Greeley case Read it and see il doubt
can exist 10 the face OF this evidence.
j. S. Curley, gardener, corner Fifth
avenue and Seventeenth street, Gree
ley, Colo, says:
Every summer for the past three
years during June, July and August
have been troubled more or less
with stomach trouble, bowel com
plant and weakness Of the kidneys.
l have no doubt but what it was the
water we have here that caused the
mplications, as l never had these
attacks before l moved to Greeley
When suffering from spell it seemed
to affect my kidneys and caused my
back to ache. used to use a
remedy which was manufactured In
the east but it failed to help me.
I When suffering from the last attack
l saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
and thinking they might benefit me
/ got box at H. Reynolds s. Co. 4
drug store, corner of Eighth street
aud Ninth avenue. They proved tc
be the best remedy l ever used.
Less than box cured me entirely
and l have not felt any symptoms ol
the trouble since. l RECOMMENDED
them to gentlemen who was suffer
ing as l was. told him to gel
Doan's Kidney Pills and he woulG
not suffer long He wrote the name
Of Doans Kidney Pills down at once
and said he would get them at once
They are worthy of the highest rec
ommendia.ion that can give them.
For sale by all dealers. Price 5C
cects Foster -Milhurn Co.. Buffalo
n. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doa s-ant
take no substitute.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Student Folks Gone.

There was a general exodus OF
Greeley young people for Colorado
college Monday. The party will in
clude the Misses Florence Fezer,
Florence and Rhoda Haynes. Flossie
Churchill, Ada Brush, Mary and
Edith McCreery, Stella BurchilI, and
Messrs. Donald McCreery, Graham
Lamb, Paul West and Warren Cur
rier. OF che above Warren Currier
Miss Burchill and Miss Rhoda Haynes
are new. Miss Fezer, Miss Florence
HAYNES, Miss Churchill and Miss
Brush 90 as seniors. Miss Florence
Haynes will be president Of the Y.
w. g. A. this term, and Miss Fezer
president Of the Phoedus club.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
In Praise of Chamberlain Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy,

''Allow me to give you few words
in praise of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy"
says Mr.. John Hamlett Of Eagle Pass,
Texas. 81 suffered one week with
bowel trouble and took all kinds Of
medicine without getting any relief,
when my friend, Mr.. G. Johnson, a
merchant here, advised me to take
this remedy. After taking one dose
l felt greatly relieved and when 1
had taken the third dose was entirely
cured. thank you from the bottom
OF my heart for putting this great
remedy in the hands OF mankind. !"
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Has Sold Pile of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy.

| have sold Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for luore than twenty years
and it has given entire satisfaction.
have sold pile OF 1t and can rec
ommend 1t highly. NOEL
hiney, Linton: Iowa. You will find
this remedy a good friend when
troubled with cough or cold. 1t
always affords quick relief and is
pleasant to take. For sale by all
druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
SMiffSnadridtcn.

Cen. 0orf, ,. 0c5euber Ger
Compiler oG6cmnib" bon Bremen lit
Bier ongcfommcn.
9rpm6eoo, .. 0c5tmbcr.-Ger
Camper o&ictorion," bon Ietp.O ort
nod 2ibcrpooI unterlpeQS, lit bier
poiiirt.
@cnuo, >. 0c3en6er. - @inge-
%troffen lit bier Ser 0ompfer r6oben,
5oaern" bon Nelp.Yorf.
SABRE 2. 0c5cm6cr. - Der
Camper ga @oscogne" bon 9ictp.
S)orf fam bier bellte an.
&i5arO, I, 0e5ember. - Goilirt
lit bier bclrte Scr 0ompfer yHpuOom."
bon Nem.Yorf nod Hotteroom be.
%itirtlt.
&onoon /. Gc5enlber. - Ger
0onpicr oWtonitoll" illbr bclttc BON
bier nod Neus0orf ob.
W oricilIcS, 30. Nopcm6cr. -
gbgcfobren lit bier bclttc ser 0omnicr
yHonto" nod Ne>u. Oorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

9itrgi6oft $1,000; pou Sunulcl g.
Serton, iltu., ole Sale GcpoHt g.
SruIt Co." 9iirgihoft 100000; DON
Slnigunoo &roQe 6rou llnito Yrol-
lie, 8itrgidait 5000. 3lm Rohlo6s
%oermolter in Dem Sole bon &oruc2
q. 3obertS 8rol &cilD &obcrt3,
8iirgihoft $4,000. 9}ohloBberidte
6eit0tigt IN Den 6d!en pon &one5 e..
2Sbiteioro, $500; Niorn Ibler8, %646;
GorneIiu Gming, $26G3. @crfdufr
rotifi5irt in Den 50(cn Don lloulca
s. 9. @bitrioge, .$4700; &o6u 6.
Golt6, 1872; @m. 81. Stcpcna. $3.50.
neutrality-suspicious. eingcreidt IN
ben 6Guen bon 2ouis 8reBler, SID,
&cter 5. Grpoen $t265; Sobn &.
GoudL $49l2; Bridget @beIon $6Sl;
SomcS $. 9, @bitrioae, $335t.
Supcrior. @eri6t. 49, (&or
&i6tcr @ides.) 0}orp Gmrid gegcn
Senrp Mebr, &er0ift fiir al0qeriu
olf $1,000. Sir Wtontog; 9ruon gc.
gen 2ittle; @nr0 qegen Houtier, gtr.
1877, 1919, 200 ul0 204.
&reiSgeriht t.. - (Gor Hib.
Ter 9enni8.) Sir 1Nontog; Gleonoz
ro o.. 0llgon gegen Soiepb 20. Oh.
gan.
&reiSgcrih Or. >. - (@or
Iidter Sborp.) &oB geQen 9orn.
i6eiL @imuono beit0tigt. Sir @on-
tog: @reenberg gegeu @orner.
s COMMON @leuS.s 8erib f.
= (Gor &idter Stodbrioge.) &irom
&. &opar0 gegen SSobn &. 9ofer. cilt
Gent S6o0eneriob; Charles Mt.Sod),
iteot gcgen nllniteo &oilmopS," Ser
diff ollf $3.50. Sir Mtontog: Nrn.
1853, 1876. t43 mo 114, 1863. 357, $50
mo 36t.
Stobt0cri6 t. 49, (Gor Nid)-
ter 6urlon) Gotbcl Bros. Qc0en
q. Mfc2con e So, &eroift ulri $SOS.
3S ul1o $25 neutrality-suspicious.; III.
bert u. Ooub NcQcll 3. Bernard
Gcarnep, 1eihlid)tet. Sir Wontu0:
Nrr. al, 1903, no, tl3, IA, ti5
nm 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

0ompfer DMinnebobo" am 10.
9e5. na6 2onoon.
9umpfer oGrettc" am 10. Ge5.
l1a6 NeapeI unb @enua,
9ompfer naoiier @iGbeIm ser
3meite" an 10. 9e3. mad 9relnen.
9ompfer nllItonio" am 10. 9e5.
nod 0cupel uno @cn1ta.
9ampfcr oamiterOom" am 14.9c5,
nu6 ROTTERDAM.
Qonpfer Oceanic" am IA. 9ej.
mad 2iOcrpooI.
Gompier uGoiicG" ont t5.9e5. nob
Bremen.
Gompftr lorraine" am Is. Gc5.
noh Sabre.
Gumpfer y3eelonO" an II. 0e5.
nab llutluerpeu.
Gompfer n2uconio" am II. 9c5.
nod 2inerpooI.
Sampler ~Gtitorio" am II. Gcj,
no6 Glasgow.
Gompfer o6eflo" ON II. 9e5. noD
Copenhagen.
Compiler n@ouitou" ant II, 0ej.
nod 2onopn.
Compiler nNcwz9orf" am II. 9c5.
uof SoItbamptou.
GOompier n@elgrooto" om H..
0e5. noh @ombltrq.
9ompfcr oSloponio" an 20. 9C5.
na6 NeopeI lno @enuu.
Sampler oGitto 81 Sorino" ant 81.
Ge3. nod 9teopcl unO @erua.
9ompfer Limited StoteS" am 81,
9e5. nod) Copenhagen.
Compiler uNtcicItic" am 81. 9c}.
nud) 2ipcrpooI.
Compiler y&otteroom" am q. Ge5.
nu6 Hotteronn.
0ompfcr vM}ongoIion" an %. 9c5.
nod Glasgow.
9ompfcr o@oScoGnc" am %. 9c5,
nd6 Sabrc.
Compiler uMoItfc" an %. Gcj.
nod Somburg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
@cridtsucr6anb

'G,ri NJ / noI9erid I. CGor
Iihter @rigbt.) Giebitnbl - Somcs
Green, 6 Mtonote; Toie abomS, 3
Mtonote @eiGu9niB. Moroon9riif
@olter Glpper, nidt ihuloia. Mn.
9riff 6roltt Guiinlouo, olif &oro.
lie entlalen. 8rieoensbruf Sos.
Mfit6eil, niAt i6ulDia; Sobn S.Mor.
gan, sol Strufe; Spiritupienpcrfoni
om Sonntog - @ern!on Yoill, nid)t
iduloig, Spiritnoienperfouf ont
@obltoae - Sioof 0iier, 5000 Stro,
ie. 8orbeq = 9attie HobiniorL 81
Strofe.
@oiiengeri6 d. t. = (Sor oell
Gid)tern 9Iod, S'9rien Ii. @aitber.)
Us iprroen erno1nt 5u Teitoments-
noultredern in oen S1llen ponSulins
Gebrnlom 6rou Soibuo @cbrnlonn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

idiiigtcit. Son onoeren G5Ggern, sic,
bonn /. September an gerehnct, olli
@uterL &oninden rno ouoercS flci.
mes @ilo &ogO gentoAt, boben nift
mcni9cr ais icdauno3mon5i9 ibr Sc.
ben cin8ebiiBt mo 5m0If iihO mebr
oOcr meni9cr idpcr permlmoet NOR.
OCn.
Commander g}ltgent, ser &c.
fcblababcr ocS britti6en &ononcn.
bootc5 r9lQcrine, miro BON Der ome-
ritoniihcn &c0icrun0 cine biibihc
Ioi6emtbr in 2(%nerteumunq Der
Gicnitc erbaltcn, lpelhe er Iid) bel Der
&ettung Der aus 80 Gerionen be-
itebenoen Mannimaft oc$ omerifoni.
i6eu Gompier5 ,@lineolo" erluorbcn
bat, melher ulti Der 60be bon &om-
ibutfu geldcitert lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
IbfaBrtstasc Der 9ampfer pptt
Nelu.Nurf.

0ompfer n6urnciiio" am 3. 9e5.
mad Glasgow.
9ompfer 02ouiie" am 3. Gc5. nod
NeopcI uno 8enlo.
Compiler 0Gomponio" am 8. 9eS.
no6 Sioerpool.
9ompfer .@oloeriee" am 3. 9eS.
nad) Sambltrg.
Coupler Bbilooelpbio" am 3.9e6.
nod Soutbampton.
9onpfer nMeiobo" am 3.0e5. mod
nod) Sonoon.
0ompfer nSSfor" am 5. 9eS. nod
Ne1pcl un0 @en1to.
Sampler uStotcnoom" am Z. 9es.
nod Hotteroanl.
9ompfer yGitto 81 NopoIi" am I.
9e5ember mad 9teopel itn6 @enuu.
Sampfer ,Georic" omt Z. 0e3. nod
2ipcrppol.
9ompier rStoIia" am 7. 0e5, nod
9teapel.
Sampfer vSeQig OIop" am 7. Sc3.
nddl Copenhagen.
9ompfcr .Souroine" am s. 9es.
nad) Sonrc.
Compiler rEomeranion" oln s.
9e5. mad Glasgow.
3on1pfcr ~gtedor" am 10.0e3. mad
Neopel uno 8enud.
8ompfer o@trltria" am 10. 9e5.
nod 2%inerpool.
9ampfcr s2eguria" oltl 10. 9cj.
nod Neapel mo @enno.
8ompfer v8ernlania" am 10. 9ej.
nod Nenpel.
Gnmpfer p9Iiider" am 10. GeS.
nod Sonbur9.
Gampfer r5inIaro" ON 10. 2e5.
llnd anilperpell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
@crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc Scpcidcn

8Gbren0 Scr porlcbten gtodt
iunroen iuie0er piele Sdiiiic alf oic
Seiter'ifen Stodoocn 81 3cigler,
Sis. o%bgefauert uno sic @Gdtcr,
ipeI6e Die oortigcn Stritcbrcd)cr be.
l0iiben, nlltbten 0edlu,a il6en. Sic
Willis riidte aus, nm ouf Die periteds
ten Illgretfer 5lt fabnoen, fon6 tie
jeoodl nidlt, Ncbnlid 9cbt cS BORT
iebt faIt ieOc Nudt.
Gin Wann, mclden man nad)
ben bel ibm gciunoencn Hopieren fiir
@iaiom 81. Dorm aus @nglemooo,
N.'S, b0lt, lit toot IN ieinem 3immer
i'm Superior = &ptel" IN Chicago
oltfgeftnoen wor0en. Gr lit eillenl
Ser5ldIage erlegen, IS .beiBt, Dorm
iei elm reider Wtann gepelen uro
icine Sonlilie pobne in Gnglelpooo.
@Gbreno Der Sage chi @trlbe
III WlSconlin utto I'M oberer &betl
oeS Stoates 3tid)ignn iino is Sa9er
lmgefommen uno iieben aloere per-
lett morOen, mciit in Solgc BON 6obrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Scr. SGnocr uOn Baltimore.

Soltptquortier: .@ermonia Mdtt.
nertor . &QGe"; &r1Ii0ent Senrp
8ieiefing, gir. 228, pcrl. Gaiterns
2tpe.; correiponotrcnocr uno proto.
foQircnOer Sefrct0r s. @iQiom Gut
ocnir8, Nr. 1928, SrIcansItraBe;
6inou5 SefrctGr q. @immeIbeber,
Ger. 3t5. gtoro.@ oenItroBe; S9ns-
mciItcr $. MidIi6, GER. 7t3, 8ar-
ucrItraBe; Qirigent: pofant. Scr.
iommIlng jcOen 5luciten 6rcitug i'm
0tonat.
yg(rion."
Soltptql1articr: Stag Sale, Scr.
2O5, Sanooer.G troBe. SingitunOe:
Mittpo9 - 0irigent: $. 6. 6ranf.
sSnrmonie." ... r.
Saltptqliortier: Scr. Ala, 8eIt.
8opette.S traBe, SineItlnOe: 9ien.
tags - 0irigcit: Sobn 81. &Iein.
y8crmania. MGunerdor."
Saltptqltarticr: @ermania WGrt-
nerdor Sale, gtr. 4t0-412, 8eIt-
2ombarosS traBe. SiugIhln6e: 9on>
nerItogS - 9irtgent: Sbeooor Sem.
Berger.
.6robiinn."
Souptqltortier: Srobiinn Sale,
Nr. 5000, Sreoertd'a benre. cling
Itunbe: IittpoGs-9irigert: Sobn
q. &Ieit. =
0grbeiter.W Gunerdor."
Sortptqltartier: @noreaS' SoIle,
@r.3t4, $nnoperitraBe. Singitunbe:
9onneritags = 9irigent: gbas. s.
9o6au.
n2ocuIt-8oint M6nner6or."
Saltptqliartier: Bidders Saue,
@de Gliba- urtb anoreItraBe. Sing.
Itunoc: Sonnta9s = 9trigent: Su,
bert 8riippel.
nar6eiter. 2ieocrtofel."
&auptqlarticr: 8ol5' Sale, 9r.
408, @eit B.. 2eringtouItraBe. Sing-
itlnoe: ~0ienitaeS-9irigent: Gbas.
s. 9odou.
nS9aIia.I Gnnerhor."
Saitptqlortier: 8otgt's Safe, SIR.
1922, Sarforo.apenue. Singitlnoe:
.Mittipo6s-3irigent: Soiepb Sadie.
.Mo5art.W dnner6or."
Sartptquartier: 9roaonap : SoteI,
gde 8rooopon iinb SrIeonsItrobe.
SingItunbe: 9ienltass = 9irieent:
Geo. IS. 8oblmann.
nGi6enfrnn5."
Sauptquartier: Sobn Stmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Sale, gde 8. uilb
@ougbltraBe, SiebIanbtomn. Sing-
Ihrnoe: Wittmohs-9irigent: gbip.
9odner.
rMelobie."
Souptquarticr: S. Iies' Sane,
@dc 2oiuItraBe unb 8elair Warft.
SingItunoe: Gonneritags = 9iri-
gent S. &aroIlis.
n@ermania-0 iiartett-G Stub"
Sauptquartier: Meienberg's Sale,
3r, t16, 3oro BacaItraBe. Sing.
ltunoe: 0ienitass = Sirtgent: s.
3aro!ltS.
rMesaer-@ eianeperein."
Souptaliartier: Soffmann's Saue,
2op- uno Sorreit StraBe. Sins.
itlnbe: 9ienitaes = 9irigent: s. 6.
8rnnf.
ngbelDeib."
S%onptquartier: @eorg S. gber's
Sale, Nr. 1, Salt glpeniie, Canton.
Singftnnoe: 9ienItaes = Dirigent:
Mug. Sdneioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
Neirnths . Qieensen.

Sol9cnoe SeirotbS-Sicet6cn ipltr-
Den lgeiteru I'M 9iireoli oeS Cont
mon &IeoS-8eridt olSgeltellt;
Robert Salisbury. %, Nr, 81, g
@retcritrabc, mo Seno Sorber, u
Sabre olt,
Sobn <tb, 81, uno Morp &. 2ind.
"a Sabre aft; Sicen5 gebolt bon Size
Durham, gtr. 1929, Sit.2omboroItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03

9ns @tobIiiienent Der 81. 9.
Barr Srmber 60" in G~Iartsburg,
@..ga, lit IN S[ommen a%ufeeean.
gen. Ter Serlult bstrGgt iibcr
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-03
@eswdfr
uun empfeBlcnsmertbcn Sinaus.,
GngrOs- nnO GuSetaiI- @cIdaftcn.
Gtnan5ieIIes.
9onfen.

6irIt NationaI 8anf, 16, 8eIt.Sora.
togo = StraBe; s. 8. Gerguion,
8rGli0eut; s. 9. 8iIcor, aaiiirer.
6armers' auo Mer6antS' NationoI
@anf, sol, Noro-G CHARLES. GtraBe;
Gbas. E. Crane, 8rdiioent; Garter
g. SSburn, aaiitrer.
0cltti6e 9ant, 2erington. uu0 Soui.
Onp-StrnBe; 81. $. S6ul3, &rGii.
bent; gllguIt @eber, 9oiiirer.
Commercial on0 6armerS' Nationnl
9anf, Soparo. un0 @ermansStr.
8eitern Rationol 9onf, ia, Nor0.
@ltapsS traBe; Soibua q. SarbcD,
Frdiioent; SO. Marrtott, 4oiiirer.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-03
SEATTLE HEATER

The musical comedy "a Country
CourtHhlp." played By the Chic
Opera company opens a. the seat
tie theatrr this afternoon for three
performance only a Country
Gourtship" ID "a medley ~ SONG and
dance with pretty little love story
running through both acts Unlike
other musical comedies. u has a
substantial plot - deals With the
difnfultIca Of young country
youth who iH sudeaYurluE 90 win hi
sweetheart away from "a city rival
who b. merely diFerlng himself
With the pretty heroine All enda
happily The latest musical hiu Of
the season. such az The Queen Of
the HunRalou. In a Sycamore
Tree. I've Got "A Funny Feeling
Around Me Heart and the double
quartet from Mr. Blucbeard Let
rs Swear n By the Pale Moonlight
are woven into the plot a chorus n
over nfty furnishing the music
Mim sadie llits promising
young Seattle singer. will b. heard
between acts rendering Tony STAT
f1rda latest success. Day BY Day
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