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25c Dress Shields, silk for l0c roc Dress Shields, for 6c Sc Alliance hooks and eyes, black and white, for 4c SC papers of assorted sizes, safety pins, for Be roc box of English pins, 8 papers fer 6 Notion Dept.
 roc Imported Carmel soap. 7c a cake.
 Iec nail brushes, lsc ca. Ioc bottle of Higby's lotion
 l5c 2 Very Special --- our entire surplus stock of Ioc and I2c sponges. Thursday, 6c ca. Toilet Goods Dept.
 SC bottle Dennison's art paste, 4 Ioc bottle of La Pages li- quid glue, 7c 25c bottle Payson's indelible ink, loc Ioc boxes of pencils. Sc Stationery Dept
 25c waist sets, pearl or metal,
 l7c roc skirt supporters, 6. roc side and back combs, 7c 'ewelry Dept.
 a5c Tinted linen centerpieces, 24 in. size. l0c ca. rec Pillow tops, variety to se- lect from. iOc ca. Art Embroidery Dept.
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Silks--Dress Goods.

ORlNSS" LII CSS NOUQS. Black taffeta silk. aI inches wide, extra fine quality, regular price 75c, Sale Price, 50c yd Dress goods remnants, all kinds of wool goods, various lcngths-to close them out,
 Your choice for
 Just Half Price Silk grenadine. 45 in. wide, in black, and black and white, checks and stripes, very latest designs-one of the most desir- able fabrics on the mark et-reg ular price 50 yd.,
 Sale Price, eoc Linens.
 All linen cream damask, 7a inches wide, heavy quality, several good designs, value 75c a yard, Only Thursday. sue All linen huck towels, hem med and damask borders, size 2ox4I, good heavy quality. val ue a5c each. Only Thurs day, isc Wash Goods
 Very handsome showing os of summer boucle, suiting, all the new color combinations, greys, castors. pinks, tlues, and others, all English weaving, value Ioc the yd.
 Sale price, i2tc, Center Counter, opposite silk section Victoria lawn, 40 inches wide, and good fine quality, regu- lar price i5c the yd.
 Sale prlce, otc Center Counter, linen aisle. Basement
 Mercerized Madras suitings, in desirable weaves and fancy figures, all assortment of good shades, always sold at a5c the yd. Thursday, l5c A great variety of fine wash goods in fancy figures and stripes, loft finish madras, for shirt waists and two piece suits, regular price isc the yard.
 Thursday, Sc Unbleachcd cation, good quality, 4s inches wide, regular price ia1sc the yd. Sale price, Sc Bleached pillow case cotton, A in. chcs and 4s in, gOod quality, soft fn- ish, value r4e- Thursday, 10c o-4 brown shceting, good heavy quality. regular price aoc yd.
 Thursday. i6e Rcady-madc sheets, made of bleach cd cotton, size 7ax9o, value 44c.
 Thursday, 33e Suit Cases
 Imitation alligator leather suit cases, "A inch size, strcng steel frame, leather corners and ham dies, value I.5o each, 1 Thursday. si.0o
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Umbrellas.

26 inch, silk umbrellas, with fancy handles; or nat ural wood, silver trimmed, 400 ones for 2. so each. 500 to 500 ones for $50 each.
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Silk Hosiery.

Women's black silk hose, embroidered in red pink and bue some allover lace lace ankle drop stitch md plain coors white pink, blue red grey and blacs
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Walking and Dress Suits, plain col ors and mixtures; Eton jackets in several styles, were 1000 and 1900,
 Green Tag Price, 500 Walking and Dress Suits, plain col ors and mixtures; Eton and coat style jackets; were I5.oo and 1o. 5o,
 Green Tag Price, o.5O Walking and Dress Suits, n voile, Eton jacket, peau-de-soie trimming; colors are black, blue and brown. Also about 25 suits of mixtures, coat styles; were 27.5o to $500, Green Tag Price, l6.S0 Walking and Dress Suits, Eton and coat style, made of mixtures or plain clotIs, including E suits of French voile, Eton jackets, dress skirt made over best ql.ality taffeta silk, brown, blue and cham pagne shades; suits were 37.So,
 Gresn Tag Price, lo.50 20 Suits, in voiles and mixtures in- cluding about 10 costumes that were marked to retail at from 4ooo to 5000.
 Green Tag Prices,
 Just one-haif original Prices. Silk Suits.
 Nearly 100 silk shirt waist suits, taffa- ta; while the season is just starting in, these goods must be moved out to make room for other things. Every one marked down.
 The 12.oo ones, now l0.05
 I5,oo lZ,5O
 50, I7.5o :" 1900
 I9.5o H5O
 25.oo l9.5O Newest shades in Jasper, blue, green, red, brown and champagne, both plain and changable.
 Dress Skirts.
 Cheviot, broadcloth and voile skirts, in va riety of styles. Have been 6.5o and 2. 50.
 Green Tag Price. 4.o5 Skirts of cheviot, broadcloth and voie, that have been S.5o and 10 %.
 Green Tag Price. 6 o5 1 Skirts of cheyiot broadcoth and voile. some made oyer drop skirt of taffeta silk; have been I2 go and Is.oo Green Tag Price, o5
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In Our Optical Store.

Gold filled Shuron eyeglasses comfortable fasmc and altogether very exceptional bargain, value $50 a pair Sale price, GA All other styles of gold filled eyeglasses values and and 255 For o4c pr. Steel Eyeglasses and Specs-all styles, LOO val ue. Sale price 47c Bromide Enlargements, made from films or plates, any size up to lox20,
 Only TE1ursday--45c eac;,
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In the Drapery Dept.

Arabian Curtains-They goods, just in, latest patterns regular price is 45o, Sale price, 2oS Ruffled Muslin Curtains-Bodys in dots or stripes, with plain rufaes, value 75ca pair
 Thursday only soc Armure Portierres-1n reds, and greens new de- signs. Good value at 7.5o a pr. Sale price, 500
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VELVET RIBBONS. Linen back, I 1-8, 11-2 and 3-4, black only; value SC, 7c and Sc,
 Sale price, SC yard.
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Newest shades in Jasper, blue, green, red, brown and champagne both plain and changable.
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Silk Suits.

Nearly 100 silk shirt waist suits taffa- ta; while the season is just starting in, these goods must be moved out to make room for other things Every one marked
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Suit Cases

Imitation alligator leather suit cases, "A inch size, strcng steel frame, leather corners and ham, dles, value I.5o each,
 Thursday, si %
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CHURCHES

First Presbyterian Rev n. A
Matthews. At m a. m, What Is
the Power aud Work Of Spirit
FILLED tlfer" s D. m. The
Churches Attitude to Wnfkingmeu
amt Their General Condition.
Westminster Presbyterian Rev.
J. "A Wilson. Al N a M. The
Causes 81 Division" 7 SO .. IA.
sCourtship and Marriage single
nlsauedneaa
Lane street Presbyterian Rev.
r. 4. Forhaa A. m a m. 4fhe
rlanafi xuratlon. 30. The sal
Walton 81 the Moral Man
Tnuity Parish Rev " T. Gov
en- AZ IS a. m The Name Of
Christian" s:ao .. m.. Waiting IN
Hope
flust Unitarian Rev " y 81
mouda Al ~ a. m. Religion a.
Affected BY the Superstition % As
troloFy and the Science Of Asfroa-
umy
First Adventis, Christian = p
Haywood. pastor. AZ ~ q m. aud
) y m. HFeaohlnR arfVicea.
Evangelical Association IT =
Hnrnacnrh German sermon At n
4. m and EnElish sermon az s q m
West Green Lake baptist " O
Hardin. Az ~ a. m. Wise IN
quiry Do o. m. "A ShrsWd Bust
ness Mans Disastrous Failure
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aatef IN front OF Mnnassna Weak
as be was. ingraham was then On
the mend and the alert, aud had
begged 30 be- made of use when the
bulk OF the wounded were brought
IN and the preparations proved Ut
terlY Inadequate They moved him
away 20 another ward. few be
t0nFlnRa with him. and somebody
found and gave him those letters.
aud that night be broke out no man
could any bow. and was picked up
ia the streets near the Baltimore
aud Ohio station. by q cropping
patrol. after twenty -four hours OF
absence and exposure. These let
tea. found on his person, told part
Of the story and led 90 bis prompt
return % the hospital bat not to
health A thoy had been read b.
this time b. several different men
the reply 10 Wins appeal may as
veil be reproduced here.
New York city. July i5. 1851
Mr John X. Winn NY Dear SIR
/ found my niece. Miss ilaynor Ia
state bordering on proatration
total collapse -thla afternoon. aud
II / write 10 you frankly even. as
If may seem. unkindly. ] beg you -
consider the feelings ~ one who
looks upon that dear child almost
in the light 90 an only daughter
You are possibly unaware Of the
fact that her beloved father sla-
talued a serious stroke nearly five
weeks Hgo-that hts condition has
been critical and that my niece has
suffered much In health and
Strength through her devotion to
him. the hours Of nursing. the days
and nights uf anxiety. But your
friend Mr. iuEraham knew all this
and more knew 81 other matters
that gave her sore distress Of mind
aud that were surely pfeyinE on her
health We now. for the first time
ara able % find explanation of this
fact that be- has written letters 10
her which. though I have not been
permitted 20 read them, know
have caused her great distress, and
which were nnwhrrantable A. con-
lnH from him 20 the only daughter
81 HE best friend and henefaefur.
II IL only charitable 70 assume
that the maiady 10 which you refer
had already told upon bis faculties.
and thar these importuBate letters
10 her we're the Offspring OF = dis
Ordered brain.
One can not bat sorrow that q
anfriF stricken. but I feel II due %
myself. 10 my niece and 10 others of
our family circle. 90 say that Ne are
In possession OF Information prov
IuE that. even while enjoying the
confidence and the bounty Of my
bsiuted brother. he had involved
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himself with persons ~ question
able character in an affair that
doubtless had much 10 DO with the
shock that pr0nrated M hsyu0ft
aud that has az last revealed Mr.
tuRfaham 30 ua IN the true hsht
Under these circumstance. an ap
peal 70 ua in hla behalf ls most
iHaupariune Even had there been
hH Ynn seem 10 imagine. anything
resembling an engagement between
my niern and your unfortunate
friend. you must appreciate that If
would be impossible for her -
leave her sick fathers side iBnt
rs matters stand while we deplafe
the situation. n ia not one iu which
my niece can be- allowed 10 APP
pear. and In her name and 10 that
af Our family ! must beg We be
spared further communication upon
the subject Very sincerely.
"a. " FAiRBANK8'
And nov while Rex IuRraham
was RaapinK la the torrld. humid
heat. his life hanging hy "a thread
and VIM himself was finding
existence barely cndunblc the list
went home FOR muster out. many
af is members finding theh way
70 the Columbian 10 shake their
comrades hand 10 wish him speedy
recovery and another c0mmlaal0u
But there were two officers. long
time friends and classmates u Ia
efaham'a. for whose coming VIM
looked IN vain IN ~ the moment
the regiment marched away 10 the
station neither Kent nor Tracy put
IN an appearance. and these were
the men whom VIM counted on o.
see Rex righted on their return 20
New York Somehow VIM had be
come lmhued with diairuat ~ Born.
ham lie felt rather than knew
that Hurnham must have received
HE letters begning him 20 come. and
that the appeal had been Ignored
hut VIM had not yet begun 70
dream Of the depth ~ the plot in
which inRraham was Involved
When Kent failed 10 appear. be sent
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corr fdHr .isoa
or RAE HonAaT {

SYNOPSIS.
At the outbreak of the EVIL var
the patriotic Grafton uf Rex ingas
ham. graduating from Columbia eal-
lene. Is greatly applauded ingfas
ham aud hia classmate. Edward
1ufuhnm. have been educated and
literally provided f0r by John Ray
nor. a prosperous lawyer, whose
daughter Edithn. inEfahum loves.
RaYnor, eat OF from his southern
clients IL ia dagger Of financial
ruin. he has a paralyue seizure
Hnan learning that money held IN
trust r. missing from his safe. and
that lngraham. while Ia charge Of
funds duo tho Premier estate. has
been assaulted aud robbed A
stranger Annoya nurnham. Insisting
that his sister has claims which be
must recognize. After bidding
Editha farewell before exhibiting. N
graham meets the giFi and per
auadea her 10 return 90 her mother
Edlthn witnesses the meeting aud
becomes suspicious. when unfnham
refuses 90 explain. Accompanied by
capt. John VIM. Rex goes 90 Wash
inEton and Joins the regular cavalry.
At homo supposed frienda 81 ingfa-
ham suspect him % robhine RaYuar
Ednuafd Premier aud his companion.
Hunt annoy him Ia Washington.
tsK Is detailed 10 carry u staff gnea-
sage for Col Hunter.
Rex rides down aud injuries q usn-
try who detained hlm.
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Of their officers known 10 our read
era. Lieut. Kent. on detached service
a. alde.d e-camp Co Gen. tuuFun.
aud Capt John Wlnn. absent IN
Washington when the order was
lnaued. and authorized 10 delay Join
ing Just "a hours until the doctors
could say whether Trooper Rex IN
graham. of tho regular cavalry.
could live or must die.
Desperately 49, indeed had he
been 80 40 that In his dellrium ha
had risen against the hospital at
iendHnta and atrlycu 90 fight bis
way 10 the cars. 30 IN, that IN his
deilflnm he bad rayod about Editha
kaYnof and Ned Bufnham aud the
robbery In New York. aud ~ Ere
nier aud OF some girl whose name
wa strange 90 VIM. though be had
heard mention of her home 80 ~
that when be first began hts Wild
talk. aud WINS name was often on
his lipa. tho surgeon In charge sent
word 81 his plight. and VIM got
leave and came over from camp. aud
there Cot the first time learned that
his friend. the patient. was ALSO a
prisoner under serious charge that
he was 10 be- tried Tor having al
aanlted aud ridden down a sentry In
discharge Of hia duty. nut this
trial may postpone that indefinite
-" said the ductor. grayely. aud
Vim sat uorFowfully By the bedside
~ the burning. tossing. sometimes
faYlng patient. and heard things
that set him 10 thinking and then
60 writing first 10 Ned nufnham
finally to Edltha.
The Letters tNo-to the former
brought no response. AZ the time
That matter Was settled later. The
letter 10 Miss Raynor was ounehed
IN terms less urgent than those 10
nafuham, bot the response case AZ
the fewer began 10 leave poor ter.
and Vim. thinking TO BE- gone a
long time instead % back In a week.
scaled h. with a copy % his oNn
letter % Miss Rnynor. and gave IN
atruetians that. when Mr. fnEraham
vas entirely restored. the packet.
tngether with bis letter ~ sxplnua.
ton to Rex. should then be given
him. bat not before. Late on the
tfth of Jelly be set forth % catch
the Seventy first on the waY 20 Bull
Han. and on the 1ith h. vas lrun-
died back 90 town In a wahhly an
buianes and the worst Kind % a
temper. 10 ind that the hole In his
ieE Wouidkrsp him In bed the assf
part % a month. aud that Rer Ia
graham had got the ietteg-and q
RELAPSE.
Confusion. Il seems. had reiEned
IN WaahinFton for days after that
unlocked for. Yet most probable aiaz
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THE FINE AIT OF SURPRISING NEWS

The star local newspaper
field few years aso In an upper corner OF the first pas appeared
"rHE Only PAPER IN snkrrLE THAT nAREs PRINT
THE NEWS"
Prom day 10 been the vatehword
OF this papcthe criterion by which US every effort has been
dealing with friend aud tue
has Independence Of aetcna or party strife In politics. 1t
has meant the eourase to tell the truth about the h and the poor
the hlsh and time tn the history OF this paper has
ahhboeh forcby illustrated than
In the past few DAYS IN which tine beth the other two papers IN Sc
branded themselves shameless Of news and
syeophaney fawnng Tor the favor Of eofpo
interests which they servlely Worship
furnishing NJ readers Win
greatest industrial movement ever
known 10 the history Of fuset sound the purchase by = u at
a valuable tide lands 70 be
used terminals for the rauseontnenta railway SYSTEM win
view TO entering into open competition wh mat kns OF empire
builders james IuL The ether newspapers have known Tor DAYS
cha, .Ra has s.1an h sGa Of his ITrsy ys se,
word about mis- great and sood thinE Cor seattle
simply because that both Of them have yoke
10Y speak which mlsht
man or anyone else would aare enaeh upon me sasa pff
we'll What DO they
the Of the Ions I'm and his divine rishs
are sasnaref What do they care II another epiehadef
shoves hts pufns aud under their noses
adverse 70
the Interests Of Wizard JIM whose magic wand has charmed away
their freedom thought spcch The Ha
invasion wealth and business prosperity Tor Seattle bat
Therefore these organs ned silent the uphnr until thcY
received The word ne throne and than dd
they speak
nrst that these papers have played Iato
the hands against puhe
Seattle housenodsrs
lacked franchise Of
his evil which company
pr 70
the people Of Seattle The star dared u print
n The other ignored au price actually
ducea just beeAuas the poly pulled the
them
More recently. The cheaper
and enabled the American
ehIse which has been held the
promise
patrons dollar gas. PAPERS HAVE FOUGHT
THE AMERICAN nfpRoVEaIE COMPANY FROM THE VERY
DAY 1T UNDERTOOK ENTER THE FIELD
Prom the standpoint Of public greatest
conferred the people q city laboratory
the hundreds expense every year
important sim uprrad disease
hFouEh the Of impure food drink
ey laboratory carried tas the ely
council and nnti that appF
pFntou for u wond the other call nsr
columns.
Instances - &c mo-. Nagrant
porae might BE- ndernltey multiplied not the
purpose ~
But thia does believe AN INSULT TO THE
PUBLIC INTELLIGENCE q the Seattle daily
TO ENTER INTO 4 SspIRACY or SILENCE VIM
ANY PRIVATE INTERESTS CORPORATE OTHERWISE ssle
cay when Importance are
transrring Ia midst position bcone all the
Fdicuous that The Star 10 dish ID 20
their readers which has paper
day4
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= vac taken severely sfek wffh
kidney trouble. tried ali sorts u
medicines. none n witch relieved
me. one day : saw an as - vuuf
kiectfie nittnra ana determines -
Try thHt After taking = few fusaa
felt relieved. and an0n thereafter
vas entirely cured. aud have not
seen sick dsy since. NnlRhharn 81
mine have been cured 81 nheufna-
tlHfn. Neuruiri8. Liver and kidney
troubles ard 0cuerai DEBILITY This
IL what y. r. Bass o. Fremont. y.
g. writes. only soc at @. o. GUY.
lec-. druggist, sseond sVenus and
Yesier.
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fiarei Mission Al 2aa p N.
Rev Nathan Ed'sards viii preach /.
: 81 .. m. Evangelist Burns vii
SPEAK on subject. lie That Win.
meth Souls n Winr
TheosuphicAl society. Seattle
Lodge a. ! y. m there Wiii BE- =
symposium on thu Hubieet The
Work Of the Thensnuhicai saeless =
Y NJ G. Al tho Young Mems
Christina Association an address
VII be delivered 20 men onfv ~
Mr. George W Leavitt. Information
Al SECRETARY Y a G. A.. on the sub
Jet. 'sandwaves~ Mr. Warren II
stetson will render a. a solo. He.
Youd the Gates % Paradise Coed
music Service begins AZ 80 and
ends A. { %.
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WHAT THE LETTERS SAID.
The Seventy first had resolved
marching orders. together with the
Feat q the Heterogeneous aIaY q
aaidinry assembled la front on aaifs
lnstou. with fatal uuanimliF the
press and the public were sheutlna.
On 10 Richmond demanding thai
motley force % 20 go men shaHiA
sally forth and heW q way through
an hundred miles % diversified
country and an hundred Thousand
~ brave. united and determined
even though unogEaniEed men. Ilow
huxthlnK but disaster WAS 10 Be
looked FOR. whether mt nnil Ran az
heFund. puzzles the latter daF rad
ef oar friends ~ the Seventy first
marched veil In the van. miuha Two
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q message saying he wished % see
him. and was told that both Kent
aud Tracy were Zoo town that very
day. hea.ealug New York senators
and others 10 authority with APP
ueala for commissions ln the fegus
Iaf service 10 Winna wrath and
amaze. they went home ~ share tins
ovation accorded the regiment ON
IL return. c0utcniiuR themselves
with messages and promises -
write a. him bat never D. word ~
mention did they utter aa ~ ingra-
ham.
CONTINUED
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Rsmsn esthsns n..,lra.

81 MarY's rartah--ufr " Nsts
churrh corner % Tuenfisfh avenue
ard taCkspn street Early MAS I'D
sermon ffhfifrru's uaas1. - = N
HuHdaf IS rtnoi - q m fnstfaefIan
and tsusdiriirn. % m
ehureh - Orr tsdr - Cd Help
Third axsrur srd WsshfnEtaa street
Sunday low masses az q N al )
a m hlkh mes 70 ~ a N Sunday
school. a. M vrapeFa. II p N
Nsnh DAYS. mass O. m
Aarfad Heart Churrh--n Rev Gra A
HfiA Al a, m. ara m 10.
mas ~ .. m. vunprrN usrmun and
hsttasiieftan.
Churrh ~ the fmmHnufafr cnarnn-
ten Nsv~ A. aweeral A. 81 aaa ! -
= m bow mass i1w n m. hfsh tuass
ard arrmau. lN p IN. fesaFE aHs
hsussiirtiau.
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ft'a shameful when youth falls 70
Hhas proper respect Tor old as. huf
iusf the contrary in the ease - D.
Kings Nss life pills TheY cue or
malaaiea 10 matter hos severe. ana
irrespective - Old aKs. Dyspepsia.
Iammdtee. NrFrr. lpafiau All
yield To this perfect pilL sae 81 G.
o. GUY. Ire. drug stors. ssesaa
sxenus ard Nssisr.
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AUBURN. Wu.. june 30 Almost
haute now. While pulling IN here
last uiHht I saw a woman with her
hair parted in the mltdie lust IKE
"A college dude. Here's what think
af that
The Woman who but Yesterday
STACKED un beneath her hat
4 gorgeous ramu1daur VIII uow
tfae force ~ kccp ID fiat
Ana an the hair she proudly raised
tfpan her Whcrlhouar deck
VIII now b. found securely PINNED
Aud hanging down her neck
LUKE THE LOON
sOf IN the pawuHhou.
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Attend SUMMER school Opens
Monday ffigh school Ail grades
For Information phone Red a53i
-
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w. o. w. Excursion

Take your lunch basket ana 90
Hlth the crowd Sunday See al
page g.
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John Dowie Is SIN shrewd ad-
vertiaer. lie has sailed from Eng
land 10 That he viii arrive IN this
country while the newspapers are
too busy poking Fun AZ the nominee
for vice president 20 pay any atten-
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did the bride look happy
yes. she looked happy. AMI 80
did her father she u tbs oldest Of
OF his six daughters. you know.
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corrreoondeuts ~ Mukden are
disguised with the treatment given
them b. the Russians. For the lat
ter It may be said that they have
nothing but regrets.
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Who r. going 20 feed your dog
while you are away on a vacation I
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HITnN'a that new act Of yours
he asked the vaudeville artnr.
"Oh. Cuil YOU ought 4 We saw u
say. IL hiiird 'cm'
4 was afraid " would
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Hello. ! understand you're Raiu,
TO Nesy Jersey next week.
Yea We start Tuesday
on a pleasure frip9"
No on an automobile tour
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Has your landlord raised the rent
Of your house so q month";
Yes. b. raised IL when signed
the new lease
What excuse did h. make1t
'None ne aii. but supposed he
raised q because he thought / could
raise "a. too
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oh. iet 70 brood and let L set
Perhaps twin hatch cut summer
yet.
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A TtP

There's money an around our paths
II but our wafchfuI eyes
Could spot q first and nail Il qaleh
Before the other guys.
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Of joy when the Russians torpedead
them.
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tNCUnArrNG
ny rholla Thaxtef1
upon the sadness 90 the sea
The sunset hrooda roHrcttuiiy.