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The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1904-01-13
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THREE YEARS AFTER.

Eugene Z. La9io, OF 751 Twentieth
avenue, ticket seller in the Union Sta
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ton, Denver, Col, says:
You are at liberty to
repeat what | first stated
through our Denver pa
pers about Doan's Kidney
Pills in the summer of
1899, for | have had no
reason in the interim to
change my opinion of the
remedy. | was subject to
severe attacks of back
ache, always aggravated
II sat long at a desk.
Doan's Kidney Pills abso-
lutely stopped my back.
ache. have never had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
WANTED
TO WALK
ON WAVES

Peter SO Peterson. "a religious en-
thus.ast who believes be- has been
given power from Heaven 20 HHiH
across the sound o. West Seattle
and has "a bunch that be- would not
sink. was committed 90 the insane
asylum today by an Insanity coin
mission ia the superior court
Peterson. Who IH a carpenter ~
trade but has lately taken o.
preachlnF. was picked up on the
street late yesterday afternoon By
The police a. be- was eEhoftlne an
imaginary Audience DE Offered 20
walk on 40, water n the officers
would throw him or a dock. ut
they refused f8 D. shown
lnlier corb~tt took him 20 the
county iail Boz ibc patrol and sounds
similar Co those on a Georgia camp
meeting issued from the hurry up
wagon ull fhe way uu the hin
Peterson told the examining PHI
rIrIauH thIH morning that CofhHtf
bad prayed while they Were In the
vaF1n together. and bad sung Eaae
hymns. Too
Corbstt admitted .h1t p had con.
Quoted the meeting ia the patrol
wagon. but refused 90 make any
further statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
WANTS NEW
CATERER
BOARD o FwoRks TAKES UP
MATTER or FEEDING JAIL.
BIRDS

The board Of works tacitly agreed
"a advertise again for bids for feed
ms the city prisoners ht Go meeting
this morning
The last contract awarded proved
"a be unsatisfactory The meals fur.
ulHhsd hy the caterer WAS az such
poor quality that chief Delaney WAS
forced 10 break the contract and 90
set the meals from another Tra.
taHaut The arrangement how.
ever b not entirely satisfactory and
II n believed that better results
can be obtained by again adycrtIa.
inK
A resolution providing FOR the
grading Of Hroad street 90 RepuD.
liean street Vas passed The col.
lowing contracts were awarded
Hove street water main surratt
4 Gaetz tlfatt. THIRTY first ave
nHe south grading 81 kumils
ft1Ha. Twenty nfth avenue south
water main. T. T. NciiuEh ffsll.
sixth avenue uest sewer. + Ryan,
ara
The paving n Queen Anne drive
aaY Waa ordered
The following estimates were fur
uiahed the board b. the glty enr-
beer
Concrete walks on FairFleW ave
nHa from Denny uaY % Aloha
street Republican. Harrison and
Thomas streets between Minor ave
uua and EalrkIea. - 500
Concrete aaika on Hureu avenue
from Huasll street 60 Denny Way.
Stewart street from Terry avenue t0
Denny naY. Minor avenue from
Howell "a HoY Denny way from
Hafeh e. belmont. Thomas from
Minor q FunfIua. Republican from
Minor - rnutiua g. 600
Grading and concrete walks on
John street from Eaatiake % horou
avenue north. g. 500
Water main on Colorado street
between Atlantic AID Stacey streets
g. 200
Concrete walks uu Crockett and
flaue streets and un Eighth Ninth
and Tenth avenues wrat 1880
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ton. aud then the nnme Of Gen.
Nelson A Miles was sprung on the
convention by David Ovcrmcycr,
who placed the generals name In
nomination Vigorous applause
greeted the name OF Miles.
hunaaa also seconded The nomlna
ton OF Parker
CuCkRElL NAMED.
Hall. of Texas. seconded rarkorH
nomination aud then Maine gave
way Co Missouri and Champ CLARK
In stirring spscgh placed lu nom.
nation Senator Francis Al Cock
tell An ovation to tho Missouri
senator followed. lasting moro than
II minutes
Maryland seconded the nominn
ton of Parker and then came the
call of MHaHaChuHettH'
Patrick A. Collins. uf uoston
mounted the foatrum aud placed lu
nomination Richard Olnry. aud an.
other short demonstration occurred
when the speaker concluded.
NIHnraotH seconded both the
nomination Of p Der aud Hearst
speakers from each faction OF IA,
delegation being heard. Mlssiasip
pl seconded parkcra nomination
and Senator Clark of Montana. FOL.
lowed suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
CONTINUED from rage ouo)

u hNANNNNA NNNNN 7 NN.N WV
bryan. In speech. seconded the
nomination of an candidates rN-
cent Parker That is. no named
each and said that upon the new
platform tho party mlght stand
united 10 only "a man worthy of the
peoples trust could ho named for
president llc said the candidates.
except Parker, were such men.
These candidates were Hearst. GRAY.
olucy Cockrcn Miles and Pattaou.
Then turning Go the New York dele
cation. be said;
NEBRASKA ASKS NOTHING.
An We want is "a man we can ggt
behind aud work Tor and TRUST
Eight YEARS ago tho Democratic
convention placed our banner iu any
hands. -Four years later my eom.
mission was renewed. now return
the standard and take my place iu
the party ranks. You may charge
that my leadership Was faulty that
] failed but I defy you to say that /
have been untrue Co the trust or
false 60 the Democratic faith DO
not compel Democracy Co choose be-
tween militarlsm and piutolfacys
do not force us either 90 agkuoUl-
edge the god of war or bow down
20 the god of sold Give us "a man
who ls for me pC0plc'
Bryans speech threw che couvtn-
tlon into bu upr08r but che plans
OF che uul Sbcehau. Murphy COM
blnc ver, 600 Vyll laid 60 be
shaken.
The nomination came after a sea-
son 90 uprolr aud at times The Wild
est confusion. The convention Was
tor heavy Tho galleries were
packed and lammod with a strug.
gling mass Of humanity which In
sisted on contributing the lion
share 90 applause. and in taiking
and making disorder when DC did
not have a chance to gitpp and yell
Long before o.eloek last night
the time set for RECOMMENDING the big
gathering o. great throug of peo-
PIE assaulted tho convention hall
The police restrictions were lax and.
- a result. the galleries Were
crowded Oar beyond their capacity.
when at sos Chairman CLARK rap
ped Tor order
HOOTEp AND CHEEREn
Prior 90 the time the convention
vas called Co order thc crowd had
evidenced lts disposition by huaiIns
and cheering the biz party leaders
as they entered with the delegates.
Bat partial order Was restored
when thc report % the committee
on resolutions was called for SEN
ator daniel of Virginia chairman ~
the committee. mounted the roatrum
and began reading the platform
agreed upon yesterday morning Ne
attention was paid 90 the reading
and the Virginia senator voice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
HMERAZD
POLICE HAD NOTHING AGAINST
rHE HiNpoo EDITOR

The charge Of dlaurdorlY conduct
against Mnhoah ChuYau 8lnhn. the
ilindoo editor Wa dismissed bY
Police Judge George this morning
iio wnH accused OF following MiHH
Cora 1yuor "a telephone girl. home
from her work sIuha D. making d
tour OF investigation through tie
United States and o. "a theuHuuhlHf
This indirectly led uu a. hiH arrest
The court room WHH crowded with
believer lu tho occult aud both be
fore aud after the trial sluha came
ln Tor o. big bunch OF HYmpnthY
Mlw IYurr works az the Sunset
Telephone company. near the place
where the Thro.uphiHtH conducted
their meetings These meeIluKH
closed about the same time ~ niEhf
that NlIa Iynef quit work She
wrut home alone a. nights So did
Hiuhn They tool the same car and
lived lu the same utlFhbufhoad
She testified that Hiuhn frightened
her fret by constantly keeping hia
piercing BLACK spIrItuaIIatig eye.
fixed upon her
NlENi aiiFl nIEHt THIS was tho
program. until The young lady De
came terrurled Al luff she D.
came ru nervous that she Thought
che iiIuduD meant her some harm
Then ahr reported hef fean 10 The
people ahe was boarding with The
matter was reported to the police
who arrested The man on her de
HrrIptl0u
Aluhs ln deeply offended with hih
treatment Tho rItya case WAS -.
trrmry WrHE city Attorney be
Ufulpf had tu admit that they haa
nothing absolutely uofhIuE
against thp man. but the uHHHH
ported charge of faiIaaIur the
younE woman home 0fhefHlHs
aIuhH'r witnesses would still BE-
tcatIriur to DIE good character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
FORTUNE FOR
A FOX SKIN

20 Vs. Palmer who has the dir
tInrtion of being fhr oulF white man
Twins ln tbs Indian village - KIN
iek situated Ht the head 81 Cooks
Inlet AIaaks. DEL Iu Seattle. but allI
start home with supplies enough g.
last the whole village fHr one year.
rn fhr steamer Bertha tomorrow
night Palmer is trader and eE-
rHaufrH mrr. haUliae for fura with
tte Indians iHat fall Palmer Sc
cured ore uf fhe finest specimens ~
HIitrr-sray fnR tHaf has even been
caught In Alaska. The skin sold Iu
london last winter for 4Ha pounds.
or nearly $1,000. while Hauy others
were also cold. uuus uf them brought
ouch au enormous price. THE skin
WINS NOT IHFEa one msaHurIuE Jesse
th1n three feet Boz length. huf the fHf
Hsr according in experts perfect
Palmer Says tHaf De never expects
to see smother llke 10 as fhs iudIans
arr some times rarlcss iu removing
enc hid, and spoil many valuable
fure
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she COULDN'T
PROVE CHARGES

superior Judge Griffin this morn.
Ing refused 10 grant Mrs Minnie
sarenauu divorce from Peter
HnfeuHun because she failed 20
prove charges Of inflde'lty and
cruelty which she made against
him Mrs sofenhon alleged that
her husband had attained consider.
uhle uatuhetY several monthH hEo
by his devotion to pretty Girl
Judge Griffin consented 90 con
llnue the ease week la order 90
allow Airs aurenHou "a secure ad-
ditiaHat evidence of her husband H
alleged dupletty The defendant
did not appear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
LITTLE HAPPENiN GS

Superior judge Tallmau adjourned
the criminal court this morning
sine die No criminal cases will be-
heard until September although
dtHur the last week Ga August
5udre Thllmau expects 90 hear some
e pnrfe matters
Superior Judge Griffin today
granted a divorce 90 Mrs Clista Oz
ftfn from her husband. Walter or
hhfn. ON the grounds 81 desertion
an nonauppart Mrs o1huru claim
eh her husband was an 1.cuuwCt
q the Kansas ueuiieutlary
Superior Judge Griffin today
aIanted divorce 10 Mrs Amy
fetera from her husband Frank
rotera on the ground OF cruelty aud
nrnaupport
AR and Mrs Lewis Boau. OF Va
shou island this morning legally
adapfed the infant child OF Mrs
ruth Mile
T Andrew Audred. a Chilean. found
guilty Of burglary Was sentenced
Ia two years In the penitoufIury hy
Superior Judge Tallman Audrcd
broke into room Of Iapaus.,
aud stole clothing
Friends Of Jacob Grniumuud. f0r
merlY of Buffalo have written 60
Postmaster Stewart asking for 'H.
formation of his whereabouts They
believe that he Il working IN a log
giuE camp near seattle
The fire apparatus made a run Co.
First avenue and Battery street
last night The fire in the rear of
a hake shop was promptly put out
The damage was small
A consignment of 100000 pounds
Of canned meat was loaded ON the
steamship shawmut yesterday for
japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
rs THAT SOP
SAID PARKER

EsOpU8 July % "Ia that
500 eheefIIY remarked judge
Parker ut z thla morning. uu
{. emerging from "a Hudson river
PLUNGE. aa hr was Informed OF
hia nomination The u1ml
meets curiosity wont Co the cK- .
tent uf asking tor tlr details
~ fhg final vote. but hr rvs
Trained from making any com
mgut
shall say nothing what Z
= ever ON tho auhlr,t until Tor
e mally notified uf the numIua. Z
ton said the judge at Bite
home
The nominee cordially greet
ed number of newspaper
E men Judge Parker retired
last night at lo O'Clock. and
dld uaf show himself until g q
o'clock this morning when De
went 60 the river Tor hiH uH.
nal swim
s.ss.stttsttss..sss-ssss-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
BIG MxUP

Midnight bad flown When Iowa
vas called. aud considerable time
was lost In uutaariinR the knot
that delegation had tied itself In
One Iowa delegate seconded the
nomination 81 Hearst. but sam s
Wright. Of Upton. iowa. mounted
the ruatrum and said he wanted to
second Parkefs nomination for that
part Of the Iowa delegation which
was not purehaaeahle The lusluu-
alton caused an uproaF among the
lowHus and finally Iowa Vas al
lowed 70 second Heaufa namiHaz
ton and aftor that had been done
the delegation withdrew the name
% Wright as the Iowa representa-
tie on the committee 70 notify the
presidential nominee.
Kansas was called aud J O.
Johnson seconded Haarats nomIna-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

idon will be- cordially welcomed The
following ia the program
Music .......... Wagner Orchestra
Introductory remarks .=.=..#a=
........ Chairman Z u Elliott
Music vocal HNIl.aueIIa Dell
Ahaua ....#.#z#. Nine Il Aurif
AtdfsaH hy state lecturer ......
......#... Rev y u sImaHdH
Music ............. Male Quartet
Welcome and introduction Of Head
Consul A h Talbot b. lion X
A HaIiinsfr
Address of Head Consul Hon 4 II
Talbot
Music ............. Male Quartet
Overture - Wagner Orchestra
one act dramatic sketch presented
by frank q EEan aud HamuaH8
Robert HiiiHHa.H dmmaflHaIHau 81
Richard iiardIuF Davis rnrf
Her Fiui Appearance entitled.
The i4fiisst Gifi CbafaeIaHa
Van nlhbef Prank & EWa ~
Caruthrra Russell Simpson uaf=
export isefFaut 81 the GafuIhHfn
Arthur Dyer che Ilfflesf Girl Iof
tHafefH Opera Col. nIaHaam
Croker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
GROVER Is SATISFIED

HrZZAHus BAY july % For
mer President Cleveland learned the
particulars 20 Judge rufkrrh uomi.
nation this morning at tho resi-
denrn 81 Joe Jefferson Later be-
Issued a statement lu which hr said
= am in absolute Ignorance oi
the ST. tuuiH Convention except na
Ia a. that a. has nominated par
her With thia result am abund
autlY Efafinsd and hope the 70
maIndar of the work of the CONVEX.
ttuu Niii lead tn encouraging pros
pests ~ Democratic urcraH"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
MANUFACTURERS
ACCEPT Offer

The Manufacturer association
Al a special meeting held yesterday
decided "a issue a letter urging an
local Manufacturer 60 make an ca
hlhIt of home. made goods ~ The
carnival fa De given lu August hy
the Western Central labor Union
on the University grounds Tho
management Offered tu give apace
for the exhibits free 81 charge.
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Democratic Convention

could be heard but short distance
away FROM the platform When he
had concluded the platform was
adopted unanimously. and the crowd
had another chance to exert ita lung
power
II was few minutes after ?
O'Clock when the chairman declared
that nominations for candidate
Tor president we're in order and eft
dertd "a roll call Of states The an
neWeemeut HaH the HiEuH taf
more applause and the settling
down Of the spectators In their seath
in expectancy of "A bis Hsht
Alabama VA the afst state called
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u &RkEz
MR. MRN7
MODERN wooomGN GIVE Ru
cEPrloN TO HEAD CONSUL
NEXT THURSDAY

AN arrangements for the fseep
ton of Head Consul 4. X Talbot Of
the Modern Wuodmrn Of America.
have been completed The main
feature will be the entertainment At
the Seattle theatrr nest Thursday
evening The program Wiil be elah#
CRATE IL will hc a frnterual meet
ing aud all friends of the fraternity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
BURGLARS GIVEN
LONG SEhlENCtS

G II Harris and james Wllron.
the tao men uho broke into 5panE
euhefa.a cutlery store a feW months
aEa and stole valuable goods vcrc
given heavy sentences by Superior
Judge Tallman this mofuius Har-
RE who pleaded guilty. was Hfu-
fenced IL seven wears ln the prnl-
Tertiary and Wilson. who stood
trial And Vas convicted. waa given
ten years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
AND THAT LOOKED
BAD FOR PEARL

Mrs. Pearl remnant waH Efanted
a divorce from her husband Roy
Tenant. on the grounds af dsaaTz
ton and uouaapuoft today ~ So
prrior Judge Griffin Mrs remnant
came Wet fee years ago fer the
benefit 20 her health aud expected
her husband 10 follow her soon tie
failed tn Do 40 When last she heard
% him she claims BE- vas HuulnR
another young woman and theY
wore bulLnE laII.L. LlEetLeI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
MAY KNIFE
THE TICKET

CoLFAN Wash. July @ The
state ticket wifl probably Do turned
down today b. the Republican
county Convention Two hundred
delegates are here and a hot fac
tiuuai fiEhf is expected y Pick
fell is leader on the railroad .ife
4 n EftnKsr 81 the leader for the
railroad commission faction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Russell y smith. az. and Tina
Young % both % Brighton. Wash
Carl suthorliuE. 20. and Anna Carl
st0n 30 both ~ Seattle. Samuel
Moore 81. 81 Vancouver. aud Ma
tilda Walters "a ~ seattle Eugene
sandahi q and Miss Hulda OrKrcu.
a. both az Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
ENGINEER'S LICENSE
WAS REVOKED

Tho license of Chief Engineer ].
" Harvey Of the steamer Albion.
which broke down while en- route
from uevamish river to Ballard
last week was revoked hy the local
inspectors of bulls and boilers tins
morning
No blame for the accident Is at
taehcd to Capt y. II. Lawson who
was ln command Of the steamer at
tho time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
CHIKA MUST
PAY
ny nefiupa news AssnI

WASHINGTON u. G. July
The state department has officially
notified the Chinese government t.
settle the claim for the death of
Louis Ethel the American CORE.
apundeut Who NaH killed recently
b. Chinese soldiers The claim de-.
mauded il a. 600 Mexican money.
Thomas = Decker ~ 81 Seven
treuth avenue south reported - the
police the morning that bis tool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
JAPS CAPTURE
TOWN
ns services Ssv Amn

TOXIC july e Il f. Officially
announced that Kat Pine 60 miles
south u NsuehuanE haa been aes
rupled By the Japanese after q Sc
we're battle General OYama hes ar
rived safely ia Mauehuna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

and Alabama yields fa tie Empire
state of NHN York was The he
s4HHHe
PARKER NOMINATED
NartIa " aJlielaHn. u New
York then took the faaIfHm ami
placed Judge Alton h raHEs4.a
name Iu nomination aF Little.
John had piercing md nenefraI4
ms voice which could L. heard
throughout til hi Re va utter
rupfed aEsiu End aEalu Is az.
nlAisr and af lie ssnelH=IaH uf hIa
dominating speech Wien be- said
In tflH spirit NsH AaHk uaa .uatra
for president 81 tn United States.
Alton Il Parker naHttmoulum
broke IeasH
The demon IafI4n Ehaf followed
the naming # fudge HaHHss naa a
revelation Ia modern daS politics
Like enc nan every person IN the
house seemed - fI#e AMI ief forth
a mighty shout While the cheering
continued procession 81 states waa
formed and following the SeN
York delegation. f marched bach
ami forth 80 ard down the aIaIaa
A majority IT The delegates on the
floor participated The known
Hearst states anHe among those
aheh dI1 rot In the Nebraska del.
egallau ali keHt ihelE Haala. but
they Granted their He#HH n watch
Tie actions Of the others
CALLS FOR HEARST
The demon traitor lasted for Is
minutes and when Arkauaaa waa
called aHd Senator Cafmaek ~ that
state seconded the nomination n
broke forth asaIa haf the second
demonstration waa MT 81 Freaf
length while gaImaHk waa SPEAK
IuK the temper Ut the crowd Wa
evidenced lie sac interrupted By
cries ~ Hearst Hearst aud then
disorder reiEnea 81 that bis voice
could hardly he heard aHass H.
II SIS - IS HaeE #h#a senator
eafnaek cen HasH auI fHHu the
reading clerk yelled California
T. - fielH#H ##H recognized aaa
D.. ln clear aHa sell nzaIaiafeI
voice. made sHesEh. concluding -
naming william Randolph Hearst
az candidate faf the Presidency ~
fhs TnIfsH States Thls see the
signal for second Demonstration
that uhile RET saaalI1nE fhat fol
lowing the mention ~ Parker =
aame. sas ~ great force There
VAS e second procession - states
about che hall IRE known Hearst
states participating HHsan IaIaed
Ia the applause. The NHhHaaks del.
eE fIau IA nat Join the PROCESSION.
bur TIE eailfaHuiaaa stopped upan
passing Bryan uHd shook hands aIth
Him. Lie In the Parker demon
atfHiiHu 6 great portrait ~ the ia
ForIfe son Has Swung from The CELL
Ing - praiHHH the enthusiasm.
OVATION TO HEARST.
After almost half hour had
elapsed since the naming % Hearst
senator Bailey took The presiding
officer chair and finally brought
the convention fa HefaI4sfafe ~
afdef. and the rod gaIl u states aaa
continued
Colorado seconded TIE nomination
70 Parker. and then Irving Handy
n Delaware placed tire nama Of
judge Cray before The convention
Judge gfaf.a name net Nlth ape
piaaaa but the cheering vas COM
parstIEsIF short lived and the roll
eaii Has taken uu HRafn
John s Beard ~ Florida second.
81 TIE nomination q Hearst and
Moses Wright Or aeafEla followed
by fseonfiHE farksEa nomination.
idaho failed e. respond. and then
Illinois was called and Clarence
barrow seconded the nomination Of
Hearst
Indiana seconded fha nomination
n Parker. John ". KEN spending
f0r the Hooaisfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
NOBODY KNOWS
WHAT he SAID

OYSTER nay July q President
Roosevelt received che nrNn 0f
judge PARKER nomination early
th.a morning ~ telephone from hls
office What comment No any was
made BY the president Ia not known
at the executive office o. ia hr.
lieYed here that the convention will
name an Indiana mau for yicc.pFr
ideuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
coHoRArULATEs PARKER

MILWAUKEE va. July s-r
e. Wall this morning trlrFrarheI
hts congratulations 90 judge Parker.
promising his vigorous support.
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Warships--ro

They are AZ the Navy Yard. Don't
fail to see them. Boats leave pier z
sunday 81 Q 90 and N a m. t.l5. 3.
and 4 80 p m. 90.
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NEW STEAMER MERCER


TINE TABLE.
East Seattle. MerCff Island Points and
Mercer slough Route
Leave fsrHchi LraVr Eaaf a..
Park for East 81 ..,
atfIs and Hotel "itt' ana HNtfI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

Communication Tickets f1 Daily Patrons
str cfreua an Nauthua will make
- @. ~. 10 o. M $50 B. m. GO
D. o.. trips
Special trips Sunday evening 90 suit
patrons
Subject 10 change without notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

Str Mercer for Industrial School.
T.ewIatillr Mercer slough Newcastle
ard Appleton daily. leaving IrHchI
Park m a No. % "a. 90. 8if D. nj. and
q n NJ
Beet camping fishing and huuilnF
grounds on Lake WuHhingtou.
EneurHiuu trip around Mercer Island
dnttF at 80 b. m Finest trip Iu Hfata
lie for tourists and HiEhtHrrrH Twenty
five mile ride ~ bfHutifm Hrnurrv
Cau be chartered Tor UlcnlrH ana ox
UuraiuuH
J \ ANDERSON Manager
ph0na Brown iQzl Or Main izN.