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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-08
CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT co.
Custom House Wharf. Portland, Ne.
commeneino June 10Th. is64.

S WEEK Day ' TnSE W" Th;REE
For Forest City Landing tPeaks
= m. as. AS. $50. i $40. s $40. sso. 500.
,js sss rs 1 ssS So 20 ' as ,G L. 90
For Gushinss Island. Gas. z4s. 1890
Return@7os. SOS. i1.oo a. m. a.4s. 500
Fer Little and o.sa. Diamond Islands.
ieoks Islap oo Shs. az ssS 1880 a. m.
s.ss. I;iS, s;1s: Ills a. m. is.ss. s.a5. SIS.
. Z Ss.Ssn.sLssys srsa. D,sn ss i I.lsa q
Is 81: Is Is a .sS F., ,a'' $40, 40.
i ssk; s JsIaP ss s1s 10 s;s LIS a. m:
Reiurn2Lsaye Eysrsreen M Landing
iiso. sic. ap sY6. III aGo. $40 30 p ni'o a. NJ
s'S on 1870 a. a % Zoo i i5. s isa9 sS
Reiun-s.oo. go. n.so a. M. 800. 500.
wv '''y s1 ii 81 TIME TABLE.
I.!anap. 800 800 iS.so n %,. las. ; as.
=; :s sS.si hS; Island. soo 1880 . M.
For =: Little & ar and ore.. Diamond Islands.
sss. I:lsn spa 500. vf 1885 m n.nf fsYs
For Rsnces Iisndi,ns uone 1sl.nd,.
&c ' close 81 i S. sis; sne p .s tn.
Gem Theater.
.bs sTs:l DIAMOND q ' is.a. ss :
and Eversreen Iandinss Peats fsiandS
c. W. T. GoDIN6. Gen. Man.
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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.

Leave Portland. s.l5 a. m. AS .. m.
Sunday. 9i5 a. M. 500 p. m.
Leave Long Island. s.45 a. m. SIS
p. m; Sunday. 10.l5 a. m. $50 p. m.
Leave Sunset Lending. 1905 a; m: sss
Leave Cousins Island. 1920 a. m. $50
p. M; Sunday. 1910 a. m. SIS p. m.
Leave Littiejohns Island. 1880 a. M.
600 p. m: Sunday. 10.45 a. m. 600 p. m.
Leave Hamilton's Landing. 1910 a. m.
Leave Bustin's Island. 100. 1l.3o a. M.
$50. 100 p. m: Sunday. Ills. 11.45 a. m.
Leave South Freeport. Ills a. m. Gas
p. m; SUNDAY MhGs 1 posO, a. m; Gas p; m. %
~ To PoitianS. Going West.
Leave Mere Point. 600 a. m. 12.45
p. m; Sunday. 2.15 p. m.
Leave Bustins Island. go. $50 a. m.
LOS LBS p m; SUNDAY. SsS soS p. M ~
p. m: sunday. ESQ p. m.
Leave Hamilton's Landing. 40 a. m.
1.55 p. m; Sunday. 81 p. M.
Leave Littlejohns Island. 100 a. m.
a.9S 2; M; o SUNDAY; ., s;sS p; m. On
Leave Sunset Landing. as a. m. 2.2o
Leave Long Island. $50 a. m. 2.s5
p. m; Sunday. 4.05 p. m.
Arrive Portland. $50 a. m. 3.os p M;
Sunday. 4.3S p. m.
a-Sailing trip.
ES S,sa Mss, goes east via orrs Island.
.s-Mackerel Cove wharf.
bPoes mot land a a. Gin Island.
G+To jerks only.
NChange at jerks
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M ERE POINT.
Continued from page ~

Mrs. Geo. Files.
A much-needed Improvement was
added to the wharf on labor day by
Mr.. T. H. Riley, ably assisted by his
son.
playing whist and croquet.
Owing to the accident to the Ma
QUOT last Saturday night which de-
layed her on the last trip. the pianist
engaged to play for the dancing was
stranded in South Freeport Mrs. J..
p. Winchell very kindly offered ner
services, which were gladly acc ,oted
and very enjoyable and sociable
dance took place. Mr.. Pennell acted
as floor director and introduced his
favorite dances, the circle twostep
and Portland fancy.
Mr.. John w. Riley has been acting
as host to all who wish to gather on
the point, by conducting a camp fire
every night. Although the admission
Is ostensibly free, an armfrl Of wood
will give you especial favor in the
eyes OF our genial host, or a good
story will suffice. Mr.. Phil Young.
the popular purser of the Maquoit, has
added to the enjoyment.
In anticipation OF a huge bonfire
labor day night. two parties started
out for Goose Island to forage for
wood. One went in George Griffin'G
catboat the Daily H." and one in
John Riley's sail boat the Sea SPELL"
There was quite a heavy southwest
wind. so the boats decided to put in
at Shelter Island. and try there for
wood. While there a heavy north
west squall came up and the party
sought shelter beneath on over-hang-
ing ledge of rocks on the easterly
side of the island. Gathering drift
wood, they built a bonfire which kept
them from getting cold and served to
dry their clothes, which had become
soaked by the spray. About FIVE
o'clock the rain stopped and the party
set out for home towing a boat load
of logs. Another squall with lots of
rain struck on the way home and
when the two boats picked up their
mornings in the lee Of the shore. It
was a wet and hungry crowd that
went ashore. Those in the party were
Mrs. A. p. G. Grimm, Mae Despeaux,
Maude Phurell, Grace Grimm. Bertha
Stetson. Mary Grimm, Allen Howe,
John Riley and George Grimm.
VIM. Hale's family OF Sherbrook, p.
c.. will return to Sherbrook on the
18th.
Miss E. F. Hale. Miss Minnie Hale.
and Miss Alice Bowen are taking their
last sail. as their boatman. Capt. John
Mckinney, closes his house and returns
home the 18th.
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AARPswEtL STEAMBOAT CO..
The 365 lsIand Route.
HARPsWELI DIVISION.
From Portland. 0olno East.

sea'es SSsbb sees
Leave s eoF ssS / S:; sun 1s o liz
' 10 sunday soas: os sSsS ' Bs, ~:
I @ s5 IHRs p .'l n sus sS FL. ios
Isase East e End ? Long Island. $50. go.
sSs aS'i f;,,s ss.Sss. ass sss s,s
a. M. I i.io $50 s.S 3. N m; Sunday. s.ss. 1910
Leave jerks. CT. Chebeague. s.ss.
i 49, isss a. mn as iss s' p. 3 3 sunday
Mss a. m. s.ss. S.a5 ,. m: SUNDAY. ii.Os
a. I m.. issc. 500. $50 ,. M: SUNDAY. iiso
..II3sye ssiIeys Island; go. :lo;so a. M.
rive Arrive s' or n Island ss p rs. 1o4s a. m.
's's. -. s s + eelse w: y :, "a =,
Issxs sa s:s % Hsi.5 ssndax Ss 500
a s,c' sos It's IT. an @. ssls p m: sun
a. n IS. t.os p. m: sunday. SO a. m.
i.d I!.lseels Ct sS c5 B. day.
81 a. nj ~; IT, dss g $40 $50
1d.so a. m. $40; 40 2. m: Sunday. SIS.
'o ieaa a Iii Gin f isisnd DO s 3 E,,ss a. M.
sssSt 4se ?. m; Sunday. 7.os. 1910 a. m.
Leave. = fiss.Ie GheSeasues los. s; q
1o.35 a. M. 1880. 4.35 y. m.
Leave East End Long Island: 40. 30
100 o.; a. iIaO. StS az p p mn M Sunday TO-
Leave Long Island. 40: $40 a. m.
1920. $50. $50 p. M: Sunday. 7.s5. 1880
Arrive Portland. 500. 9.45 a. m. 12.45.
40, $50 p. M; Sunday. SIS. Ills a. m.
LIS. l30. 500. $50 p. m.
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remain open until the 10th, and the
store until the 18th.
The Hilton and Parker families left
last Tuesday for their homes In Som.
erville after spending the summer on
the island.
Mr.. e. 8. Hosener and family left
the island Monday afternoon for their
home In Pawtucket where Mr.. Hos.
ener Is principal Of the High school,
intending to visit Somerville, Mr.
Hosener's old home en- route.
Mrs. Darling and daughters left
thursday for their home, Pawtucket,
r. /.
The Iris returns to Provincetown
Monday morning. Captain Mayo will
be accompanied on the return trip by
Myron Curtis Of Pawtucket and John
Cough Pidge Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. w. Curtis and family re.
turned to Pawtucket on Friday.
The Iris Club enjoyed their last
sail Of the season on Tuesday. They
went as far as Siguin Light.
Miss Rachee Pidge returns to Phila.
delphia on Saturday going by the way
Of Boston and Pawtucket visiting the
Misses Harrison at the latter place.
The Iris Club" with the exception
Of DIR. Hendric, will see Mr.. ID. B.
Macmillan on on the Nautical Pre-.
paratory ship. Pennsylvania, which
sails from Providence on Sept. IS I'D
on which he occupies position as
teacher.
Mr.. Clarence Hart and wife and
Miss Nellie Miles and friend were
at their cottage ose- Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. Louis Stanwool had rcows at
the Waumbek las wCGI.
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BOSTON 4 MAINE B. R,
Summer Arrangement In effect
June @, 1904.

June q, 1904.
sc.rboro Crossing. TO- .sIs, 1000 a. no - M nor
Ills, st2o. SIS, $50, ss fOp m. sund.v IN
teSs siois D. m, saoe, fa.to, fIis, fs.iS. tsns
scaISoro Beach and Pin. po,,, I'm 20
SO seco. 1000 .. M. Zoo m. Ills, 3 20 "a M
a. 20 80 80 '!ie, 'ses. 81 20 p. N sun.
as az - ~ ,sSo = +; e1S a. n, MS s2co,
old Orchard, 100, ITO. g. q. mo. .sm INN.
m, IL m, II %. Ills. 10 $40 q 10 a % "a
eos, SO, te.50, tbs, 500 g os II An M 60 g.,
day TIC, ts0. ts0, sio.Is .. m. f2fs' e. "a
$40, f$Ie, +.so, &c., 1910, SEQ. Is.is, his, scS
Camp Ground. an. .s.os, 1000 a. M. t,mu
..is. l.9o SIS, $50. $40, :eso sos 81 81 D.
m. sunday ISIS tbs. 800 .. IN g 90. "a A a.
eaco and Biddeford. 7go. % 20 40 "a A. a n,
.. m, ~ 90 N Ian. s.ls. s3o .s.2o. S IS % -
49, - so; IS 20 'sS oil Is pr. sunday ts as.
500, fSio, SEQ, ts's, fT.is, xsoo % M ''i'' ~
kennebunk. 40 $40. loco. 4. m, ~ n m
s sSo. VI; SO, s." p. m. Sunday las 80.
kepnsbunkport, TOO. $50, 1000 q. M. u m
Rum. June Ja". Z fss sept, ',, 1.
tRuns June 10 70 Sept. 4 fnciusiye
xDoes not stop at Biddeford.
Through Train with Pullman ais.,-
Ing Car Leaves Portland daily ~.
eept Saturday, at e-2o o. m, for Ns,s,
YORK wa worcester and N. ", NJ, r..
and n. r. r. I've
d. J. FLANDERS.
General Pass. q Ticket AT.
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PROPELLER LOOSE.
Sebaseodesan Disabled at Orr's
land Nesferdav Af<ernooa

land Yesterday Afternoon.
The steamer Sebascodegan of the
Harpswell line lost the use of her pro-
peller at Orr 6 Island yesterday after
noon and was unable to return t.
Portland being towed up by q tug.
boat which was telephoned for from
the island. The accident cancelled
the 200 p. m. trip to Portland and
the $40 p. m. trip from Portland. As
it is intended to haul off one boat
next week. the change may be put in
force at once on account of the &C
cident
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-08
EVERY SUNDAY to
the White Mountains.

Leave Portland 30 a mn: arrive Fabyans
12e0 noon. Leave Fabyans 2 Is D. m arrive
Portiaod 6.2o p. M; connecting for Boston
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-08

Now 10 the Time.
To md bargains at the mammoth
department store Of Maine. the = =
Libby Co, Of Portland. Don't fan -
can there before going home for :
souvenir or book.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-09-08

When you have read this paper
Send u to friend. Il 10 ~ good 40
Q letter.
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CONGRESS ST, PORTLAND.
Most home-IIks place In the
city. Fine large rooms WITH
every accommodation for com.
sors OF auests. RATES, $50 and
NO per night. 500 20 S4.oo
per week.
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Arthur Palmer.
HARPsWELl's

Leading Grocer and Provision Dealer,
Our Store and stock Is the largest in the
lay. We cary everything. Confec-
tionery, Fruits. Soft Drinks. etc. Teams
visit all parts Of the island several times
daily for orders Telephone exchange
for this section. We try to please out
customers. Courteous treatment to all.
4 Fell lIns Of l0WMeY'S chseeIates.
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Leave Port'a-d $40 q. m Four hours at
sfawfoids. Mo unit Plex SAINT House or Fabyaps
.or dinner and driving, arriving back in Port
lAhd at - y. m, or by remaining at Fabyans
an nour anu alt, can arrive in Portland az
5.15 p. m.
=. Tourists on this trip can also visit Fryeburg.
Worth on ay, Int rvale, jackson and haI tierr
tney prefer AZ less expence Mapiewood,
Been chem. Pr file Hou Sc, Jefferson, Lam
caster at q slight additional expense
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Bustins Island
A Song.

The young folk Of the island have
made for themselves q new song and
a new cheer this summer. Over the
sunset waters as the boats swing
home to their moorings, after the long
bright days sailing, from the shaded
yerandas strangely bright In the shin
Ing OF the full moon, the song and It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
THANK N0U. Mr.. FURTH

Electric to abandon lts steam
power plants Seattle the death kne 81 the amehe nuisance
against OF all local took tho
The electric company was BY Ions odds
the offender the lot aud tho only real stumbling
block the % toward smokccaa city With tha
stumbling block smaller fry who encouraged TO
city ordinance the example Of rich and powerful cor
will speedily line and be- good thereby benefit
ung both themselves aud the cy al iarEe
The electric announcement GOOD news ana
The especially sad Il f1l publicity naamueh as u
allows this % the opportunities &C rarely has 10 eohEan
octopus uumeut OF promise 70 the lot
Tho officials OF the announced that they
would abandon their plants When their electric power
plant completed apparently the promise 10 be kept
usbt against The smoke nuisance
should carried speedy and successful conclusion The op
portunlty nip which apparently BY
the council should take forth
electric auxiliary plant
Post be eodoe that IL load has been relieved BY the
installation Of smoke consumers that vii really work
The press OF the generally has taken the matter since
The the and there that the city
rights Of the pcogls
b protected.
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utter terror and diamay.
About the scttee little group had
formed. while wondering soldier
stnod looking curiousiY ON. Mrs
Langaun and nr Dallas we're minis.
tefiHE 20 a semi and much
injured man. Armstrong. the cap.
tain stood grizzly hF. seFithlinE d
dispatch on the back u his fiat note
book Garden stond ready "a take
Il. pale and silent Kent had disap.
peaFed. suddenly the provost mar.
shal looked up '.ia e paasihis yet
to examine hia DO kets. ballast
ought 20 have bis name. Of course
a mument. answered the sur.
xean. briefly Hiu first duty vas o.
resfore. 20 save. n possible. Hs
could not tolerate What he called
these MEXICAN var manueriHma
Of the cavalry officer. tie was
snonxing the blood from q ghaafiy
face and oKamininE a deep cut
At least I presume I am safe Ia
saying We have caught PREMIER
the SPY Just where we expected
and that his injuries are mainly Hu-
perfiriai7' haEaraed Armstrong
blunfiy.
You have caught spy. posi-.
BY answered Dallas. saldly. "aud
where You expected. probably. Bot
I can say nothing professionally Of
Mr.. Frenier's injuries. / did not
know he bad any
Armstrong whirisd on him "a
mingled amaze and irritation. ~You
don't mean 20 tell me this LIANT
Premier he exclaimed.
7 don't mean % tell yau anything
until this man revivea Mrs Lang.
don has already told you IL vas no,
Mr.. FFenier."
Mrs. Langfon may have had rsa.
sons for wishing % conceal the
fact said Armstrong. With naples,
sincerity.
The color rushed 70 the iafy'l
face. Dallas half started 70 hls fee,
wrath ful and bent on reprisala But
new voice vas added to the ant.
mated colloqu0y Rex fuKraham had
taken one long look II the prostrnts
man. and the light Of new discovery
vas cleaning ia the blue eyes a. ne
turned upon the provost marshaL
Mrs. LanKdon'a statement is e1.
aetly true. sir. This Il not Edouard
Premier az all"
What DO y0u know about n. ms
man7" was the instant question
Armstrong had already felt nj,
rudeness and was glad Of another
turn IN the tide % affairs.
7 know Mr.. Premier and I know
YouF prisoner. too. They are total.
y different men," said Ingraham
quietly.
who Is n. them snapped IN,
captain.
A feeble voice from the aaftne was
heard breaking the silence that fol
lowed close upon The question
Ny name II not Premier. II II
Lane. we're the barely audible
words
What say you. tnnraham7 4,
that aO7' demanded Armstrong.
1T may be. answered Rex. hut
in June. and New York. no wa,
known as Mai Chalmers"
Continued
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e~ STAR DUST %

times but she did not look It. with
hor nov Rising and o. fresh coat Of
paint
For a few blocks down Second ay
cnue the sailing WAS good. WITH fair
wind,
Hut when she changed her course.
the wind. which had frcshonud. blew
in gusts across her bow.
Her tupaail was carried aWaY. aud
the strain wuH au great ON her STAYS
that she hauled Ia her sheets. uHled
her Tying it, reofod her malnaali
got away on the atarboard taeh and
beat her eHY into tho hnfhaf Of a
fashionable dry goods establish
mont where she anchored fur re-.
pairs. q. n0sli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

Too bad nufaely lost hla engage
mcnt Ia that new comedy. hut Il
doesn't seem possible Tor him u
leave drink alone He's one ~ the
best actors IN his limo in this eaun-
Try too. wonder what he'll do.
4 understood ho had gone lata
vaudeville With an acrobatic act
n didnt know ho was al aero
bat"
You dldnt' Why. he's one ~
tho best bar performers IN the huai.
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
has EN0U0II pARFNTa

Born. % Mr. and Mra Frank
Humea AID Mr.. and Mrs Taylor. a
fine baby girl Il H. said that while
Frank waa drawing water be held
hts head down ia the vel and
yelled papa 20 zee how II would
sound. The experience ia net new
with Taylor aa be nov has a family
% four laaaquah iudrpendeht.
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= WI HAHa
A. the outbreak 81 the civil war.
the patriotic Grafton Of Rex lnEra-
ham. graduating from Columbia col
lsge. Is greatly annlagaed lngraham
and hts claazma1e. Edward Burn
ham. have been educated and lib
orally provided for By John Kayuuf.
a prosperous lawyer whose dauNh-
ter EdithA Insraham loves Ray
nor. cut of from his southern
eiieais. Is Ia danger q financial ruin
He has a pafalYtle seizure upon
learning that money held In trust
Is missing from his safe. and that
iuKraham. while In charge 90 funds
due the Premier estate. has been
assaulted and robbed A stranger
annoys Durham insisting that hts
sister has claims which be must
recoEnire. After bidding Editha
farewell before entstIu9. lnrrnham
meets the elrl and psrsuades her
To return 70 her mother. Editha
witnesses the meeting and becomes
suspicious. when Durham refuses
20 explain. Accompanied By Capt
John VIM. Rex goes to Washing
ton and Joins the regular cavalry
At home supposed friends 81 inKra-
ham suspect aim 81 robbing Ray
nor. Edorart Premier and his com
panion. Blunt. annoy him In Wash
ington. Rex Il detailed 20 carry a
Efaff message for Col Hunter.
Rex rides down and injuries a sen
try. Who detaina him.
Placed under arrest. he becomes
dangerously m VIM sends an ap-
peal 70 Edltha Her aunt. Mrs
Fairbanks. replies. inslnuatinr that
Rex is unworthy Of further notice.
VIM IL now a major. President
lincoln becomes interested In In
graham. and Garden. an aide-de-
camp and Columbia classmate Of
Rex. plans with VIM 20 protect
him from injustice
Wlnn and iuEraham. BY permits
sion of Or. Dallas. visit nrookaide.
home % his sister. Mrs IanEdon.
and her two daughtsra
Garden and Capt Armstrong are
detailed 20 search the place for
spies. Alice Iangdon faints-
A man pursued On the roof leaps
through the arhor In the garden BE-
low.
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CHAPTER XT-continued.
Rex lnRraham never could tell
Just how u happened. bat a frantic.
wiid-eyed girl came staggering from
the doorway into bis arms. and
weak az he was be arlzed and held
and restrained her. then led her
gently % a sofa IN the corridor and
leaned over her. as a0bbinr. ahir-
erlug and trembling with excitement
then az heavy footballs In measured
and terror she eiunR 10 him. And
tread. and stlfled voices we're heard
from the lower hall. telling u some
heavy burden haluR borne within.
even MIS-. Lanadon could stand the
suspense no longer and fastened
down the stairs Agatha had al
ready gone. Rex fngraham was for
the Instant alone with Alice. II was
nov or never. Take aud hide this
letter. he murmured. low. hurried.
yet f0rceful let no one see Il I'M
I'll you can read Il alone. They're
cpminR again. Now I must co."
With ashen face Agatha came
speeding up the stairs. a. lngraham
straightened up 10 meet her. But
one more glance he gave the girl
beside him. and IN that glance he
saw her face and IN that face there
was n look he carries 10 this day
a look piteona. almost aRonlzed
appeal az though meekiy imploring
him 70 stay. And IN her eyes there
cleaned n new something
strange indeed AZ such a time. IN
such surrOundlnga-a light Of new.
sudden. unlOOked-for hope. almost
Of 10y. And yet. unless every pos
sible Indication was wrong. here be-
meath her mothers roof AZ this very
moment. they were bearing the
aenseleas. probably mangled form Of
her daring ioVar-the southern sol
der lover on whose account she had
shown but a moment before such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

The Thlfiisfh company. Coast Ar
uilerY. from san Diego. Cal. vii
garrison Fort i.awton during the
army maneuNefa az American Lake
this summer The company arrived
AZ the fort last night After tho
cucampment the company vii g. 70
Fort Wafaeu. lta permanent quar-
tera -Four companies % The Teuth
Infantry aud the rcEimeutal band
viii garrison Fort tastou after
August 4.
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Five Cruisers ~ the navy Yard
To aae them take boats from Pier
No. AZ 20. aud 10 a maIzIE
3 ~ and I % .. N. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

ON OWN UMAIt
War Is indeed a MOST terrible thlna.
War Is the cause Of much blood
shed and ruin
Worse cen than that a result "
doth bring
Namely the magazine experts re-
kIautua
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The writer can stand IN his yard
and So rs siK-horts Eaua ulusa
running AZ the sane time. This e
not - BAD for a country tat uaa
considered a barreu waste a fgN
years aEo Douglas County Pres.
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DIG OPENING or orr MEM up-
TOWN BRANCH.
400 First Avenue.
y. 900 % worth % Second Hand House
furnishing comprising Furniture.
Ranges Carpets. Stoves. eto., oto., al
q lower figure than ever offered be-
fore. We have come 20 stay and moan
what we saw Get our prices
Sale Now on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

The Prohibition candidate fol
president Is str swallow. The Yetl
mamie auEseata putting down On,
rum demon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

INtIF4fF1FEI7 " ~ ' IT. 7 f.'lFI
The morning vas bright and
beautiful. with a sim hrrnne blow
hog from the north. when the cfafi
II did not learn her namsl started
out for a cruise 10 Seattle.
She may have been an old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

stra. cYreua and Nanthua f4saehi
Madroua. Madison parks. bali 1saf-
~ from TO 30 a N. % 10 ?. n daiiY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

4 New Jersey man Il dead from
a mosquito bite The fate Of TIE
mosquito Is not me ntioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

WASN'T SHE wICREDY
dreamed that Sal CoaAed Luke
away
Which made us an ao DhnelYf
She fauE for him her sweetest lay.
hut uht Wa iubInE only
h Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

DO Toa Hant a picture q Yonr
humef See EEEau a Eriraoa. taIs
fIrat avenua. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

90 TO splnnins'' for bleyel. r..
paira 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

Chess IL studied In Russian
schools. It's your move. kuropat.
lin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

'naatua has opened a nsu prize
package and delivered Il % tho
kunmaI in a bunch. Watch for an
other raid on the tic omar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

July tth. Catholic Forcatera' Pie.
ME. az Three Tree Point -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

FAIRBANKS was once a farmer. bat
since then he was corporation
lawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

This Il the time % year ahen the
Dream Girl becomes = hanback,
ElfL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
80 Ia Per Cent Discount

On all Straw and Panama Hats
r. ~ Brooks 4 Co. 1891 End av. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

A woRD PROM JOSH WISH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

It's good spell
binder TIT en- out
tAlk hin wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

D. RICHARDS Special Adviser TO the state Medical In
s,u,. sutho OF Persian system OF sTreamsnt Professor
College chief Surgeon b O. r. r.