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>, Prince. KepudIstes Puiatite H&ir;

. DRESDEN. Feb. ll.--.4k singular law.
suit will result from the divorce of
Prince Frederick 'arxd .Princess. Alice of
Schoenberg- Wa. a.ldenbprg, liz (which
their 6-year-old son; Prince Charles,
will appear as plaintiff. The Prince
claims the boy is not his son and con-
seuuently .has caused a suit to be ia
stituted in the boys maine against the
collateral line to establish his right
to the titles and rank of the family.
The case will go to the Saxon. Supreme
Court, the family pfincely rank en-
titling them to the precedence and to
the avoidance Of the lower courts.
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WRIGHToTAKEs TAFT.S PLACE.
Inauguration of the New, Governor of
30 -. the. Phiiippines..: i. - =: =

Inauguration OF the New, governor OF
20 o. the. Rhiiippines.:. !;
MANILA, Feb. / :. -Ci oyerfhor :LlriSs
E. Wright ard Vice Goveriien Henry:
G. Ide we're inaugurated to-day. There.
was an imposing denoi,sttra tton, .iipii :
cludihg B. brilliant. military pRgeant,
aboUtSS 5000 troops ?Heing lin .ppe.:
After taking the oath of=offfce G ox=
ernof Wright delivered his inauguraf
address. oIeo was. a.. strajghtforward
speech, dealing with .the ntost:lmport-
ant interests of' the:'fsiaRds, He. ip.7
vited attention to the :: :hnproveniehts
which had 8been. accom- pl1Shed ia the
Philippines undero ,Amelica.n rule; and
declared his Intention; of .arlhering 10
the principles of. the Taft. adniniStra-
tion. He urged Afneritans. to: estaB-
lish cordial persofiar and business re-
lations with the FfNpin'os; who must
constitute their cfrfef customers. 81.
In conclusior.o -tSevernor Wright
asked for othe ympathe tic: : cotoPera7 :
ton Of all classes. .whieht lie said.
were assured equal" opp tunities- for
advancement. % -" =
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OF INTEREST TO THE COAST.
Senator Perkins. Introduces Measures
for Protection of Shipping.

:, wAsHINGTON,@. Feb r- 1.-Senator.
Perkins. to-day introduced several bills
looking to improvement of. service and
better protection of :: slfipping. along
the California. COAST as. foHOws;..t..s =
ITO :esta biish. "a. 70 signal: at, Quarry
Point, Angel IslandS bay Of San Fran
ciscos to; establish quarters for. the
light" keeper:.at Cape Mend ociHO; Ito
Increase. the. appropriations; for the
dwelling for.'the'' assistant keepers at
Point9 Bonita from: 81 900. to- 81 so <
to. authorfze' the CONSTRUCTION of quar-
'teps for: lighthouse. Keepers Point
Couceptioh; to: establish fog signal. a t.
entrance to. o..harbor. at Hlunhboidt. Bay:
'.Phe" following .postmasters have.
been cen1Tnissioned< - :. =.
Haliforhiia= waiter; g.: Cornelius.
Buckhorns:' .5,.,:' :: ,..~' =
:: Oregon illianf F. Draper, green:
horn. -. ~ -. :; -. :. ::
:; EOurth-olass;. postmasters appoint
ed:.:: hington-Alfred,- Hall: Fsri<l
day. -Harhorss :S::San. Juan County, vice.
Elias F. : eHarpst,. resigned; Alexander
H. 'McLeish, Fort Stetlacodpi;; :: Pierce
County. Vice Emma h: Parks;;. re-:
S1Sneds - =.
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PRINCESS soF. ORLEANS. :: !: 3:
- 8TAY WE'D. Az ITALIAN:
Duke Of. Aosfa Believed. TO BE. Suing
for TIz.er:. Hand; on Behalf of -
=. = - HIS Rr6flIer: -. = :; !

RO1fE3t:-Fe6. 2.-The Journey OF the
Duke 81. ,A5sta.. ler TO. 4he. throne OF
Ital ly..:Jo PARIS. and. Brussels Is: s7arS
rour6e1@.by sever growing .-TiTyster ry,. but
The irero5rs. that n 1ssfll ask. for the
hand. .sfg. Z Is. sist4y-iTT-favF.- Princess
Louise Of. as1s. or. his :brotlner,: the
Count Of ;I.rrSl1, is gaaning:credeAce:T :;
The. .encranCe Of. another. French
Princess: :.illti1 : he. italian. royal family
would s.be~r6o. 6iE6d. with sattsfacf cfEoff by
the ItFl!afS. '3s. is. evidenced by the
very .gresTls c'ordiality: displayed BY: ts3ite
people nv 7! 81 file Duchess. of "A 0sta
went forth ..1uRti iTlg: =. The. :I0aehesS
Uert.to. the; m eefs in the autoTnobi of
United STATES: En- bassad6r Meyer; y irs
deyse her. with: "a, splendid: Saddle
horse. -up9p@.'Wl4ch She. 70 olFoWed the
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
Carriage Workers: Locked Ont:

CHICAGO, 'Feb.+r:1 :: EzE,arriage. and
wagon. workers to. the number: of
r0O0 were forced. out: of, work to-day
of :the. Carriage and Wagon .Manufac:-
tUners'. 'Association-.; = The .lneH had
been notided" by the. employers that
the lockout was:.:inevtab1e.au unless the
workers. union agreed to sr;ene.w- for
the coming year an. agree ep4ent. .expir::
ing at midnight. last night. With. a
new clause ''providiIig for arbitration
in settling disputes. :: This. the; :unioa
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!. .A.PlPlOINTMENTIs. ! MADE.
President sends six names to senate
!. s.. -. =: :. for Confirmation.

!: WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations.
- Consul General - John Fowler,
NIassac achUsetts l(n0w -Consul1 at Chefu,
China. 80. 90.
,@Consul-John. TodhirL. Connecticut,
at SAN Juan del 'NOrtes Nicaragua.
= 's.R ReceiVer of Public Moneys "A. j.
Giles. at .WaHa Walla; Wash
e. .Navy+Chaplain William II. Helms,
to have rank of commander.
Secretary Of legati0n---WiHiam W.
Russell, Maryland; at Panama
: i.Posf osfmaster-Ca California a---LeOnard S.
'C;llllfHs; Nevada CITY -. go
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Paperhanger Shoots: a Barkeep,spr:..

Q SACRAMENTO, :: Febi. l.--Charles
Downing, a barkeepelf%: was 'shott, DIT
1920 toapight by John Riley a. .Paper-
hanger. Riley Was .arrested.. .aDowf-.
ing was brought To the :. Resolving
Hospital, 6where::tFfe buffet was :: eS-
tracted. 1T had = piertedf- his. right :
breast. Riley says. I3aWnjng had: in
suited him, slapped. Ills face, sRnd then
followed him to the .sfdeWalls with
something in his 4h$nd which RILEY
Riley than dreW. his ~-reyglvef and.
shot. Downing. -. Downing ::m5sy+ re-
rover -
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hol IN the Dyscovery," neither opium,
COCAINE nor other narcotic.
II was all run down; had no strength had
sharp dartinR pains ali through me; head@ud
back ache every day. writes Mrs. Prank Cas-
we'll of Salamanca. y. Y. CT was also troubled
with distressed feeling IN the stomach and pain
in front Of the hip bones. hadA severe cough
and 1t nearly killed me to draw long breath,
was so sore through my lungs.
OF wrote to DR.: Pierce, telling my symptom:
as near as could. He sent sre a very kind
did and before / had taken them a week
was decidedly better. took two bottles Of the
Golden Medical Discovery and two ofthe Fa-
vorite Prescription and am sure never felt
better in my life than when quit taking them"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are q cure
for biliousness.
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senate Takes Up Dfetrieh. Case: ,

M ASHiN GST0N;- Feb FIN the SEN
ate to- day Dietrich Of Nebraska>made
4 REQUEST for, am Investigation into
-eharges..6n which he was. tried recent:
". by. a Federal c1urt in;:his own State
and fhe: Senate granted the request
comr1itteey consisting Of Hoar. Pratt
Of ConpectiSut. 'Spooner CocRrell and
Pettus. TO: o:malye. the INQUIRY. The .Ee@'
tnadnder of 'the day was devoted to an
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re ega1ned.' When
The first symptoms
of failing health ap-
pearl proper are
m sy prevent tn E
ID e c t to utter
weakness sJid debh-
ity..0 Usually 'th e
complication of dis
orders known ''as
general debility has
its origin 'iIf a dis
eased condition Of
tn c stomach an d
othet organs of 'di.
geStion and nutrl-
tion. These diseases
are perfectly cured
by the use of DR..
Pierce'a Golden
Medical. Discovery.
1t cures through the
stomach disorders
which have their Or
igir. in a diseased
condition of the
stomach.
There is no slco-
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Justice Brown on The. Bench.

WASTfTNGgcAs ~ Feb: 1.--:.-.Iust&ce. /
Hro1vr. r.fo-5ay. y.occppied hfs-seat on the$l
supreme; Court ;hencll for the. first sline.
since. asL fash: when he was threhteiied;I
with loss. s6f. sight. he has: :recoveEed |
the use o. his eyes. =: - -" :. :: q
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public Debt increasing.

:. ..lwASHINGTON;.: Feb. L. The
monthly statement or the public debt
shows that at the close of business
january so, 1905 the total: debt. less
cash in the treasury amounted to
Sg15. .062; 2;543, which is an increase of
S91I.66S. as compared with the pre-
ceding month. .-':
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,: DIR. :. PIERCE's; REMEpIEs. /; !:
- ';5-----.-:-~.:: ss'~~O--S'
:'.-e, WHIXl!IE. 8.
WALK a MkEE''

rs.a 1ac6nic definition ola to6oggan ride.
It's quick WORK going down tie slide,
buff RS long climb back to the starting
point: It is very much that way with
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wbitney,s Condition Improves.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-At the resis
dence of William c. Whitney this bull
letin was given out at 11:15 p. M:
"Since $50 p. m. Mr.. Whitney has
shown slight improvements"
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Train Cnsbes a.Deef Man.

YREKA, Feb.. 1.-James puScan, a
deaf old man, A'was FUN over by an
engine near Gales last evening. He
died while the hospital surgeon was
ameutating his lsgs.
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watch Bairo,n;s window This week.

And hs doEvipcea. dadfes. that the very: BEST
b. -gairs ever c;ffefed- IN. ithis city Sy be on
r-rlsv a rave opIs1Tcirstv -to- cf6ths yo1rself
fIes-rtly s..r. e: little money, aTarcns 3762
MARKET -streels = - - g.
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Important Leap Year Notice to
.s. ~. r., 10 ladies'.

= Mr.. Davfdow. formerly chief designer
of A. Kahn. will open a. frst-c1ass Fancy
and Plain ladies': Tailoring Parlors at
1856 Sutter street. corner Jones' Mr.. Da-
widow has left the CITY for New York
and. Paris in order TO secure tneg latest
designs. and pat terms so that patrons
may. be assured .thRt, his. establishment
Will contain5tlle .1atest>in: styles and i'm
p6rt4tions.@ Mr.; .DaFid6w is. now in a
.positioA to give better, satisfaction than
ever and ON his TetJtrn will. as an open
ing tnducement, = gI[e 500 regular $50
suits for 500. -. i''--s..-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

The .Japariese p have ::discovered a..
method .of.Elroducing. artificial pearls
"a hich no -6ne.cah' tell from. the genJlEie;
article. - =. - - %. >:
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

KEe-afe. C.! osinE- cut several: odd tots;o
pictures at 'one-alalf- the regular: rr-tces.
saEb6fE; Aail; SsCo - *. -
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argument by Morgan. IN support OF the
resolution Introduced by. stone direct
ing..the Senate. ComnSittee on Foreign
:Relati6ns-: to make an, Investigation
into the. Panama revolution
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

william H. Taft,of Ohio was sworn in
at Washington. yesterday as Secretary
of war and immediately followed re-
iceptfon to him by the officers IF the army
on duty at Washington. when formed a
pretty spectacle. You should buy gas
range from the. San. Francisco Gas and
Electric Co. AIS Post street
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

"A soft answer may. be stir argu-
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
oRocERs ORGANIZE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April H.
A. result OF a meeting begun here
today II IL expected that HtronE
state association Of retail RroeerH
OF Tennessee will be formed for the
protection and promotion Of those
engaged ia the trade. The state as
ISOLATION viii be affiliated with the
national organisation and viii em-
brace IN its membership thu local
associations already existing ia
Nashville. Memphis. Knoxville.
Chattanooga. Morristown. Hum
haldt. dreencviile. Hartman. john
son city. Jackson and Brownsville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
JUST A WHITEWASH

ouny prsc.
official Thursday
was a farce.
ehnda
Of
Unavodabs neither the worthy
heard Of which be fun
which collision
ttoruey supervised
resembling
the tho
rom me 8 10 be
Electric company
allowed
US have an I'd Of hesop tewaahes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
RUSSIA WAKING UP

PORT ARTHUR. April fs-Aa-
uiFmi nounarrousskY today expelled
an American war correspondent who
uttered expressions offensive 70 Hna-
sian principles. The correspondent
was overheard talkIrg IN a fvataa-
rant ~ q Russian secret service man
- DO reported the conversation 20
uounaetoutsky The most offensive
expression credited the correspond.
eat Mas used a. reason for expui-
sion.
When I nuish thls war" said the
correspondent. II Win head a polar
expedition and VII asaFtlc the
civilized world.
Adfnlrat Rousmittsm has infused
new lifs in The navy. The sailors are
keeping a sharp lookout Tor the
JapA Last night Ensign Eeguiayc.
aeI dfacox cred a mine near one Of
the most powerful cruisers. HE VIII
De decorated and mentioned h. gem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
Davis Addition Sale Growing
I'm Momentum
The Natural Effect of Seeing
the Property

The Davis Addition sale opened with vim week ago,
and has been growing in volume day by day 1t is the
natural result of seeing the property Many who went from
curiosity charmed with the beautiful situation. glo
view and low prices that they changed their minds and
bought and have missed making sale anyone who
had any thought Of buying.
great many sales being made every day to persons
whose friends bought last week and who have been spread
ing the Of the beauty and eheapness of the property
Sec the addition and will the you Take
the Broadway and Pike the end Of the line and walk
north blocks. Our representative is the ground every
day
Remember closing out these lots at S160 to
$3.50 each $50 cash and $40 month-hgh. slightly
eose-in high grade lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
MONTANA STOCK GROWERS

MILES CITY. Mont. April Is
The nineteenth annual meeting OF
the Montana stock Growers $3.50
citation. which began here today. II
the largest ever held BY the assoc
citation. The sessions will continue
two days and viii be devoted % an
exhaustive discussion % the various
questions Of live Importance To
those engaged in stock raising. The
local eummerciai organizations have
pfoyided elaborate entertainment
for the visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
SEATTLE CUNNERS
ARE ACQUITTED

william Stewart. ~ q. Bromley
John Ruph. A q. Dunn and 6 G,
CaWHuey. all Of this city. have been
acquitted Ia the superior court OF
snohamiHh county. where they were
charged with violating the game
laws, The prosecuting attorney Of
that county failed Co present EVIL.
dence sufficient 10 secure a con-
vIetion.
The mon were accused Of having
used sink beNeH while hunting
ducks on whitney island. AZ the
close Of tho trial Yesterday, Judge
Denny instructed tho Jury 10 brinE
Ia verdict aeauitting the defend
ants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
OUR NEW MAY0R AND CHIEF

---l tho new city
uastretou passed has
ever had In the o
Mayer nallnser surpriseae
accustomed 10.
successes predictions
Of the naao,ns known.
rect. personal
prlsed at o acts 10
As expected that Mayer naunser would good
administration tines aud
setng moahpe Of the teaar faction his party which
and
pOna opposition
In this the pleasant disappointment
w hs be de-
hearty
sammsnaauou for his Independence breaking from m''s
Judge ser and
entirely satisfied
IT, for no
chance could be the
however and
continuation ef abuses that had into the city government In
led public sentiment and who
il a market
nouee Mayor bai.
thorough
around the track he
displayed belief he 'han
ssSls
executive only Through
policy pes
stumbling blocks vii
pu, IN his pasac
Is actually
calls for Eood
rcalB bsstnanS
seed drseuoa
lie showed amsnL the frat place In aag as his chief
though Handicapped
personal
evident Ter The
Law and ais cath II efnes.
together They outlining no
elaborate V0sa the pats t. they esos conditions as
= sensible
worthless eaaraesua
q Law enforcement uadsr th Old
me results By
Of ssale from their shoes
i-aa tntt have be9n
up poaee promptly
BY 0sogg forthwith
a consequence shows = marked decrease
Bot iesuas the pace There are
q IN
,h v aaa st tn s hos. q me old tsaasrn district are
them Thsy crowd
further
q old tderion dis
Ths her IF that ssetoa " Tho star has
A Who commit meet the an
barEr and ps'y ef' nd occasionally aspire " highway rob
bsry and murder
teaasoa dives and there pa Ter him In Seattle under taay
material for the creation Of corrupt political
machine
me cheap bs the
'nasron rendering It III for business occupation
safe for respectable 10
bidding privilege Of relieving the tran
of sndern
abolished clearly
possible n clearly desirable
Il
%
brohe dnEias
amost nued fallen
haunt saloon boxes and wae and practice the shameless trade
aust a
business
alstrcts
believes h
has continue be
JUST A WHITEW6SH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
ORGANIZE SOCIAL clUs

The msn 81 - Marks parish. At
a meeting held In -. Marks Epia-
canai church last evening. organ
ited = social club. 80 be known as
the st Marks club. The following
officers were elected. {. y Hhep-
ard. pfesidnati Judge salisbury.
vice. president. u. {. Forre, secrs-
tafp and treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
FANCY DRESS aAlL

A fancy dress social viii be given
By the ladies' % the ~. Mays
court. w. e. G. n. ~ their rooms
IN the New York block on Friday
evening. April e. at . o'clock The
social IL TO be given for the benefit
Of the society. ana all the friends Of
The orsanlsatiou are invited 70 at
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

IF YOU open this bor.- Pandora
was warned. IL can never be closed
again" 3
I can't imagine" she unused. -
she fumbied with the fastening
what can be la it-unleas unless u
in New YpFy city"
Just then eff flew the It'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
NoTIIIN DOM

while your correspondent made n
thorough canvas 81 the town Non
day aud Tuesday yet he learned
that there was not much news No
body seems to have been visiting.
getting sick or raising any disturb
hnce. 20 there f. no great amount
II news Malvern correspondence.
Carrailton Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
Notice to Subscribers

IT. any evening, your copy Of The
atar has not arrived nj 600 clock,
telephoneal'u nset. Main 1860. or IN
dependent 1888. any time between
600 and G 50--and a copy Will be sent
you at once. by special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

The superintendent ~ Dowie's
Zion city book binaerg went to chi
raRa In search % foreman who
didn't use tobacco. drink or swear,
Naturally. he didn't find him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
BATTER Up.

There are 400 different mineral
waters bottled IN New YORK city.
That's nothing. Think Of the vodka
bottled up In Port Arthur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
WA STAR DUST ~


oral orders
Advlees from. ST. Petersburg say
Admiral Stark has arrived there.
lie declined 90 attend a friends
birthday party. saying birthday
parties had the same effect upon
him a. the firing OF heavy guns, one
Of the local papers remarked Al
mlral stark wnH heavy gun that
should be fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
nIsronY,s nILARIr1ra

Tho English mobiles had King John
cornered, and SO inaiatently clam
ored for their rights and redress foI
their injuries that ha VAS con.
strained 20 aecedn 90 their Demands
why II my signing the Magma
Charta like tho Rcd Cross society z
he asked
'neshrrw as We wot mott" cried
the nnbira
because Il gives the first aid q
the injured" said kins John. ioo0ue
~. wipinE HIS fountain pen on n
yeomann hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

A party committee says the rev
state ~ oklahoma viii give DEM
ocratlc majority Of ao.ooo I, prob
ably thinks oklahoma r. Ok.
fBrickHI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
anIEFlN EouMn OuILTY

james Griffin was found guilty IN
tho superior court last night Of as
aault with intent 20 do bodily hAwr.
lie assaulted James Smith III q
Georgetown saloon last January.
Ho wns charged with assault with
intent 10 KIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
New Credit System

How TO buy merchandise on easy
payments and make 800 a week for
fiuv weeks pay for $50 worth Of
merchandise at nny store In the
city CuiI and see them. a0a-1o a.
W. Denny Bldg. 1914 Second avenue.
Mutual Savings and Credit 60. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

Keep a pc, dos. Il viii play round
thy knees.
Tease thee and romp on thee--ao Will
its fiean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

In there any sentimental sons pub
llHhrd without the words far away
included In It's uompoaitionf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

A London nartoriai authority says
Il II permissible 60 wear teWelrY
u hile playing golf. Some believe.
however. that this would look a little
brasale,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

t.atks rise to tho height OF 1000
feet Mn. that explains why we
do not rise with the lark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

An independent candidate named
Ringer beat the party nominees Tor
alderman Ia Chicago, lilo must be
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

MaHMoSfsM ~ oHIoiH
Squire Mason has married is~ou-
ard LETTERS aud Miss Laura Norrfs
son. both 81 Morriutnwu-ns liaif~
-. correspondence Wheeling Tele.
graph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

The population OF Germany . In
rreuaing al the rate OF nearly q mlI-
Hon year. Exchange.
Hoch der Htofk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

The spare time work given ladies
NJ room sol. itif second avenue is
proving a great success. Call from
Co s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

JUST TO pusr-rho long train
on the new skirts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

within q very
few DAYS thu
frat month or
the new city ad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19
A WORD FRoM JosH WISE.

tta a lucky thing
fer nonno Nv us old
feliers th't IN world
don't believe IN
young fellers know
uK much Va they
really do know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

IT HURTS HIa WOODEN LEO
Steve Hickman. bin clerk AT tire
burlington. 10 walking with clutches
ON account % a boil on hiH knes
which iutnrferns with his artificial
leg -Ottumwa. Ia. pemoefas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19


TIE Chicago car bandits have beer
sentenced twice 10 be hanged. itui
they viii DO hanged only oao@
Say. Martin. aFp you cut Of that
blH wheat deal
No. I wish vas. I'm out on u. /.
THE TOUGH BABY.
which IL the toughest OF creatures
on EARTH
The baby.
What can survive the most torture
from hifthr
This baby.
ThAN tickle IL. ciHch u
And bounce Il and pinch II.
And feed ft 70 choke II.
They pes "a and slap Il.
In buEeieH they strap it,
The babY.
"Ah-Koof" they address IL
TheY dasdis and press u.
with medicines I'll u
And dose at 70 XIII u.
They Hiss ard they squeeze u.
FIRST Hcald and then freeze il
The baby
strenuous life theT AL hand " from
birth
Tough T. the baby iha, stays on thls
earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

Pitchers that swiE from the KsE
that IL oaksn
sooner or later VIII get themselves
broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

There are 100 professional for.
tune telieFu IN PARIS. which no doubt
uscaaHitatsE several of them work
ing fhe same side 81 the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

TIE Chicago car bandits have been
sentenced twice TO be hanged. itus
they viii DO hanged only onoG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-19

Of the
in
al
bnld mushroom medicine factories