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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
LIST OF DEEDS. ETC.

Admitted to record since and durinr
February term of Northumberland court
X. NJ. Sanders and wife To Waltar Cor
ter, acres in Wicomico district.
Squire Lee and wife to Lewis Campbell
N Wicomico district, adjoining the land,
OF J. Ii. Harding and VIM. Sebree.
jeremiah j. Headley and wife to Tbos
W. Martin, 6 acres in Lottsburg district
Lloyd L. Smith and II. ]. Downing tC
IL. A Jett, lis acres in Fairfields district
Nj. w. Jones and wife to Z. b. Jones
two tracts of land, I2o and los acres II
Fairfelds district,
>, Roland Hall and wife, James NJ
hooth and wife and IL. C. Rowe and wifi,
to Elizabeth Taylor, rs acres in
Heathsville district.
Trust deed from j. II. Gulick and wife
TO W. 3. Cralle for benefit of j. B. Crallel
I4S acres in Heathsville district.
Trust deed from S. NJ. Balderson and
husband to ]. III. Lowry, 80 acres in
Heathville district.
;. NJ. Sydnor and wife to John II.
Lowry, 10 acres in Fairfields district.
III. W. Harding and Bette, his wife. and
Elizabeth Wells to A. S. Rice, acre in
the village of Heathsyille.
j. IL. March and wife to Z. J. Marsh.
Tor z acres known as Bunkerhill tract in
Heathsville district.
u. A. Forester and wife TO Eulie 7
marsh, II acres in Heathsville district.
Trust deed from Charles Drummond to
n. s. Rice (for benefit OF G. ID. Shirley
one sorrel mare, one black horse and ON
crop OF corn for 1904.
Meredith NJ. Mitchell and wife to James
M.Pugh, 10 acres lying on Henry's creek.
William ]. Price to L. f. Slaughter,
doO acres in Lottsburg district.
Trust deed from L. f. Slaughter to J.
81. Booth (for benefit of A. S. Rice, guar
dian OF Thomas c., Clarence T., and
Francis q. Slaughter), on above tract.
Trust deed from ]. l.. Dobyns 10 ]. NJ.
Booth dor benefit OF A, s. Rioel, TX acres
in Lottsburg district.
Trust deed from J. Il. Hazzard and wife
to A s. Rice tior benefit of I. H. Falling
$50 acres In Heathsville district.
George w. Towers and wife to William
X. Claughton, 6 acres in Lottsburg.
Trust deed from Ethelbert Conley to r.
>. Brent, IL acres in Heathsville district.
w. III. Blundon and wife to Charles S.
Clarke and ano. grist-mill property, in
Guiding mill-seat and original boundaries,
the pond, the house and lot across the
road from mill-house and 4 acre OF land
at Waste-way in Fairfelds district.
VIM. Sloan and wife to Mary j. Curry
and Mary j. Wallace, for two tracts con-
tanning 10 acres in Wicomico district.
Trust deed from Aaron Hudnall and
wife to Z. s. Brent (for the benefit of w,
L. Eskridge) 80 acres in Fairfelds district.
Mary II. Jones and husband to Robert
j. Toulson, 2s acres Heathsville district.
Trust deed from l.. r. Slaughter to W.
X. Caughton (for benefit VIM. P. Price)
on 300 acres in Lottsburg district, near
Lewis mill.
From Mollie f. Muir and Others to
John r. Muir for all right and title in lot
3S-I00 acres in Reedville.
Deeds affecting the Gillian estate were
passed between J. B. Hinton and wife to
Bessie G. Davenport andJ. II. Davenport
and wife to j. b. Hinton.
Lease OF W. III. Blundon and wife to the
Hinton Toulson Oil and Guano Co.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
Alcohol Kills The Unfit.

"Alcohol is an agent which is a
food or a harmless luxury for the
strength vigorous or the self-reliant,
and deadly poison to the undesira-
BILE elements of society,"" said Dr.
Woods Hutchinson, secretary of
State board of health, before the
Oregon State conference of charities
and correction.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22

for the wherewithal to keep us going.
We always pay cash as we go, and
cannot afford such unnecessary in
dnlgence. If you are indebted to us,
kindly make immediate settlement.
Ii you are negligent about this (to us)
very important matter, you will have
no one to blame but yourself if you
cease to enjoy the weekly visits of
the Herald while your more consider
ate neighbors will hail its coming
with renewed interest"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22

of the belligerents succeeds in effect
ing any great change in the status
they occupied prior to hostilities,
and after being worn out with fight
Ing compromise verdict will be
reached. This result is warran ted
by the present outlook, unless the
termination be the greatest war the
world has known, involving the
great nations Of the world.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
Men OF Oak

Timbers of oak keep the old
homestead standing through
the years. 1t pays to use the
right stuff.
Men of oak" are men in
rugged health, men whose
bodies are made of the sound
est materials.
Childhood is the time to Law
the foundation for sturdy con-
stitution that will last for years.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
stuff.
SCOTS Emulsion stimulates
the growing powers of children,
helps them build a firm
foundation for a sturdy consti-
tuition.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists,
4O9-4iS Pearl Street. New York
SOC. and $I.oO: ali druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
Ifow,s THAI

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
Halls Catarrh Cure.
Il. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. O.
we, the undersigned. have known II. J.
perfectly nonorsble ia ALI businers tran.aHs
tions and financially sble 10 carry out snv
obligations made by their firm ~-'
WEST IRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
WALpINo; KISNAS MARVIN. Wholesale
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon tho blood and mnco1s
serIaces or the system. Testimonials sem
Tree. Price qSc. per bottle. Sold by ali Drug
Halls Family Pills are tho best.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
And. oh. vesl bvau meono N,

And, oh. yes! by ali means. Don't
forget to try to raise enough chick
ems to eat up all the garden truck
your neighbor will try to produce,
Tor ne will need that extra aggrava-
ton to make an amiable citizen of
him; and then the flea crop may be
short, too, and there would be moth
ing to break his spirit.-Glade Spring
Journal.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
Makes "a Glenn Swcnn

Theres nothing like doing a thi ng thorough
ly. OF all the salves you ever heard OF. Buck
lens Arnics Salve is the best. Itsweeps away
ana cures Burns, Sores, Bruises. Cuts. Boils.
Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's only
70 cts. and guaranteed to Civ @ satisfaction by
&. Q. Richardson, Rilmsrnock; I. J. Hayden
x Son. Irvfnuton
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
Arhonrhtfn1M.n

NJ. NJ. Austin of Winchester, Ind. knew
what TO do in the hour OF need. His wife had
such an unusual Gaze OF stomach and liver
trouble, physicians could not help her. He
thought of and tried DR.. Kings New Life
Pills and she got relief az once and was fiually
cured Only 25 cts, at K. &. Richardson. Kill
marnock. Il. J Hayden So u. Irvinstou
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-22
JOHN L. SULLIVAN ON SICK
BED.

Affecting Meeting Between the
Great Pngilist and Bob Fitzsim.
mons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
Kills All Germs.

Another fact Is that an excess u
oxygen destroys any disease germ
Tho reason Is that germs are KeKos
tables. and an excess of oxygen
the very life Of an animal D. dead
Il 10 yoRrtai matter.
So with Llauaxoue. but the vital
difference Is this Oxygen O. gas.
and an excess Of IL cannot be main
tanned Ia the blood LiQuoxona Is
a llquid. concentrated. stable aud
powerful Il goes wherever the
blood goes. and. as no germ can
escape u. aud none can resist II. the
results are inevitable.
To the human body Lquotone IL
the most helpful thing ia the world.
nut anything vegetable instantly
rerlshoa wherever Liauozouo Euea
The fact that germs are vegetables
las enabled the diHcovercrs Of Liq.
90 zone 90 solve the great problem
OF killing germs In tho body with
cut killing the TISSUES. too And
there ls no other way ANY drug
that Kills gefma ls a polann and IL
cannot De- taken internally, In that
fact lies the great value 81 isiauo-
fone 10 De- the only product known
the only product man can con
eelyc OF that ean destroy the cause
81 a germ trouble without harm 10
the living tissues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
Inn on ~ aeIenIfIo dIalo9ary.

rights on any scientific discovery.
We tell You thla fact because II
best indicates tho value Of LIauo-
zone. Claims are easily made. but
men nf our class don't pay a price
like that save for a product II very
great worth to humanity
Before mailing this purchase we
tested Liauok1uo for two years
through physicians and hospitals iu
This country and others Ne tried
o. ln all kinds of germ diseases in
Thousands Of the most difficult
cases ubtHiHable We saw # cure
hundreds Of sick ones with whom
everything flae had fHiled Aud we
saw many a patient brought haak
from the verge or the grave by H.
We proved. 20 the satisfaction Of
the best phYalciauH that IN germ
troubles LIuuazone did what moth
ing elsa could accomplish We
proved lt - be Of more value to sick
humraitY than all the drugs In the
world combined. Then we aiHkcd
our fortunes and our regulations on
o.
Every member of this Company
uses Llquuzone daily In hia family
90 prevent sickness. and millions 81
others are learning to do likewise.
Liquozone IL nov employed b. hos
pitfalls every where. and by the nhYhi-
clans Ut nearly every nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03

n you need Liquoz0ne. aud have
never tried Il. We ash yea 20 send
us the coupon below. Ne vii then
srnd yaa an order on local drug
glst for a COO bottle. and VIII pay
the druggist ourselves faf ~
We have already done this WITH
] 500 600 people. aud il has cost ua
over one million dollars 70 am
nounee and fulnn the offer Don
you rrallze that q product must
have wonderful merit when We
spend 81 600 900 just 70 let the sick
Try IT.
That IL our only method of max
inF IaQuazune known. We publish
no testimonials: We tell yuu Of none
IL has cured We use no physicians
endorsement We prefer 70 ask you
10 try II. al our expense Then
Judge for yourself what Il does.
II you have already used Liquo-
zone. thla offer. 81 course. does not
apply e. you. But II you have not
used li-lf sou don't know rs re-
rulta please send ~ this coupon
today. DO that Ia justice 70 your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03

had because af no more room in
the stecraEr The crowded cuudi.
ton ~ the Celtica AtccraKe was
fsiEhiful { had 10 bride a steward
y in fivo ahillinxa 10 get a berth
ws Sere treated Ia a most Insult.
luE way - be steamship Officers.
ca the first night ! aaw mothers
Who ~cre hyateriral because theY
couldn't get milk Cor their chlldren.
Every one had o. fight Goa the bare
eat sort ~ comfort
Susan Green. now az 80 West
Forty seventh street. this city. In
her complaint said she was com
PEELED 20 spend the first night On
the bare boards ~ stairway land
lng
when Ne boarded the ship We
were told repeatedly we would Eet
bertha later. she said. but after We
- ere worn out trying 90 get a sat
isfactory reply Ne were glad ta go
- sleep on stairway landing
Neat day ~ we're given straw
mattresses % aieen on. but there
y a. no effort made to secure heFtha
for ua Anybody who had money
could got anything they wanted bat
poor. pcuniicaa unfortunafea were
treated miserahly II was a week
Of horror
There IL penalty Of g. for each
uffcnae under the United States
laws for abuses such as complained
OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
Not Medicine.

tiquozono la not medicine. II ia
not made by compromising drugs.
nor IL there any alcohol Ia ID t.
Ia made solely from gas LARGELY
oxygen gas by a process requiring
immense apparatus and IA days
time.
This product has. Tor more than
81 years beon the constant auhiact
af scientific aud chemical roaoarfh
The object az lta dlaeovercra was 60
set tie virtues Of Oxygen ia stable
form into the blood. Their reason
WHa that oxygen alone can Am dla5
ease germs without harm 90 the liv.
Ing Tissues
Each cubic inch of Llquorone re-
auifos the use Of $50 cubic inches
Of the gas. Aud that "a all that
goes into u the gas. and the liquid
used 10 absorb g. The result after
Il DAYS % a Fefmlelde 90 certain
that We publish on every bottle an
offer 81 81 900 for a disease germ
that Il cannot Kilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
Acts Like Oxygen.

The virtue % Iiquusons lies IN
the fact that u does what oxygen
does. Oxygen Il the vital part uf
air. the very aounee If vitality. the
maHt essential element ~ life Oxys
gen - also Natures greatest tonic.
the blood food. the nerve food. the
aeafenErr az the blood n b. oxY=
gen that turns the blue blood q
red In the lungs. Il Is oxygen that
eliminates the waste tissue and
tullda up the new You could not
live ihrce minutes without H. And
half the sickness In the world Il
caused BY having too little
IIauasone acts Ike oxygen Il
gives 60 every nerve center Just the
foad that 81 needs Il gives nes
power 20 every function % STATURE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
M MARLIN = PEW

III MAtAasA8 = 4 - y
STAFF special % the Sewspapa IN
tefpFlae Association.
NEW YORK. Oct "A nsp4orut
- ahuse In the steamship and foes
eiKa government system % flooilHs
America with offseouriuFs %
Europe ia boinE Investigated b.
government Inspectors AZ this port
Il Is alleged bf some ~ she 2 IS
ateara9e passengers who arrived
aboard the White star liner Celtic
from Liverpool on her last trip that
they we're frizhifHllY crowded and
lli-treated during the voyage
so great Ia The fuah from foreign
shores 90 take advantage 81 the pre-
YaIline $40 sfeefaka rate that unfof-
tuuate dupes 81 the system are be.
Ing damned into Storage quarters
On each coming ship.
The Celtic. adding so cabin pas
aanRefs and gst members Of the
efew. carried the largest cargo Of
human freight that ever crossed the
Atlantic on one ship
As soon a. the haFRard immis
grants landed al Ellis Island they
communicated their Woes % Acting
Commissioner % immigration Rob
lnsan. Nho notified the surveyor OF
the port and an lneeatieation vas
begun.
In addition 10 gross oyercroWdinE
end neglect the immigrants alleged
that they had difficulty la getting
food aud plain necessities due them
and we're forced u hrihe steward
caaea for berth accommodations.
Affldavlta charge that stewards
ahoWed them the most coutemptus
oua treatment
Particularly severe were the hard
chips upon the women and children
Mrs Lena Hfl. Who was coming
over with three children. said che
had 20 pay 40 ahlllinga 10 n stow
aldeas 90 get y berth
Two other women HwoTe they
paid five shillIngs apiece 20 get n
berth. and further stated that pas
aeneera who didn't understand En9s
lish we're turned out u their beds
o. give those who could afford a
tip n berth
on tho first night out from
Queenstown. the Bffidavits allege
90 or 50 people were compelled to
sleep on dock. under a stairway or
In bawaEewayH. 10 be trodden Rlpoh
b others and e0utemptuoust or
dsfnd out of the way by atcwanla
The second might mattrenses anV
blankets we're distributed anionf
those for whom there wore no
beHthH
WOMEN WITH CHfLrH{EN
WE'RE UNABLE TO EVEN IluY
MILK TO FEED THEIR lNFART8
4 young Irish woman from Port
Arlington Queens county. lrGlind,
said when We left Quoenshwn,
200 people cmigrauta. were ca bess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
THREE MARRIAGES

Nathalie shsuk who married. capt Glen Queens
viii this
Alice rhav, who married The Earl Of Yarmouth has returned 70
parents a riUsburs
Of France has arrived
IN United
An Of these American have their husbands an
deceived
Nellie believe that collins had
ssoeoe afoeecy. matter %
ndht
Collins
IA fekusnt schcneka
daushtcr married Count PERT
hts m she Her father bousht her
magnificent chateau half mlon dollars which he wisely
dauEhee mixed several
chateau a.
There endless naesng ana diyorce
Alice Thas Of htgh life brief she married
YARMOUTH remembered
wedding held oft the
forty haFgsd his settle
with pref
happiness husband wife
separated.
sympathy these slrlss
utte perhaps
could OF such bargains and aaesf
Indian worth an his tribe.
themselves uue and
their priceless wornauheod o
make warming assaat
ternationa mafriagea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
INTERESTING FACTS
For Nearly Every Man,
Woman or Child

A short time ago We published an
article recommending to our read
eu the uew discovery for the cure
of Dyspepsia. called stnart'a Dya-
peusia Tablets. and the claims then
made regarding the wonderful cur
alive properties ~ the remedy have
been ahundantly sustained b. the
facts People who we're cautious
about trying new remedies advcr-
Used tn the newspapers and were
| finally induced o. give stuart q
I Dyspepsia Tablets trial we're sur
priaed and delighted AZ the results
In many eases a single package.
/ costing bat 5n cents Al any drug
store made a complete cure and ln
every instance the most beneficial
results we're reported From "a hun
dred or more received We have space
90 publish only a few of tho latest
I but assure our readers We receive
10 many eommcndufurY letters that
We shall publish each week a fresh
list ~ genuine. unsolicited testimo-
niais aud never publish the same
| oueftWice.
HAHHA NNNNNNN H'HAHH AAt#EHHHA.fs IA
Crosse. Wis Stuarfa Dyspepsia
Tablets are DOING me more good
than anything ! ever tried and Z
was 20 pleased az results that gave
away several boxes to my flienda
who have also had the same bone
fits
From Jacob Anthony portmur
ray. New Jersey have taken
Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets with the
Z best results bad Dyspepsia FOR G
T years and had taken a great deal Of
medicine. but the Tablets seem 10
take fiKht hold aud feel good 4
am n farmer and lime burner and I
heartily recommend 70 everyone
who has any trouble with hia atom-
ach 20 n8e those Tablets.
From Mrs NJ * West. Preston
[ Mluus I have received surprising.
/ w good effects from using gtuart'a
| Dyspepsia Tablets 7 gave onc-h half
I ~ my last box 10 q friend. who also
suffered from iuugeatlan. and she
had the same good results
From Mrs Agnes X Halaton
Cadillac. Mich; ! have been tnk
Ing sfuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
7 am very much better. and feel
very grateful for the great benefit
I have received IN so short time.
StuartH Dyspepsia Tablets are
certain cure for all forms Of indi
ecatinn They are not claimed 10 be
cufe-all but arc prepared Tor
stomach troubles only. and physl-
clans and druggata everywhere rec
ommeud them 10 all persons suffer
INK from Nervous Dyspepsia. sour
or acid stomach heartburn. bloat-
inr Or wind on stomach and similar
figndefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03

There are some Of these diseases
which medicine never cures. In at
of them. the results from drugs are
doubtful and slow Medicine ia not
proper treatment f0f any form OF
germ attack
Liquuzoue goes directly 20 the
fnuae 81 these troubles II attacks
me germs. wherever they e1lat a
pnfm disease must end when the
germs are killed. nothing ia more
certain than that Then iiqBDlone.
n,tlnr az "a tonic. quickly repairs
the damage done aud restores n
condition ~ perfect health pia-
cases which have resisted medicine
for years yield at once - Ldquo-
zone. Aud IL cures diseases which
medicine never cures In any stage
of any disease Ia this liat. the re-
suits are go certain that We viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03

wheat hay. 80 0oc 800 per ton.
Puget Sound hay. tI1m ~ per ton
middilnFs. i2e.oo per ton; cracked
corn. $500 Per ton straw. flo.oa
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. Al
Buttsr. EGGS. cheess
Native creamery. 81 pef NJ. Fast
eru eremery, fresh 2l4 e2c.
ENR# Native FHneh. 2in &c dgxs
Oregon ranch, &c duz. Eastern 80
sc doE
chesse-Sative. ffaisc n.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. f1tae. spring. is9
teMe. Duck. live. $50 itc.
Fish. Etc.
Halibut. tdfAe per 10. salmon
treaf, IoQfic per 10. founders. 10
PEI n soies. sue per ~: Strings
ifnG ise per 10. smeltz. scarce
orOesriss snd Cereals
Sugar. Golden &. IN sacks fstss
Extra G. In sacks. fs.s5. powdered.
IN barrels. ssto. dry xrauulafed IN
sacks. ts.os. cube. In barrel 81 -.
Flour. patent. per barrel fakes
Crown. tATt. Straight. per barrel.
ffz5. Gold Medal. ss-as. Minnesota
hard heat. s.. piilsbury. t1.50us.
Best. te.1h. STANDARD ~
kafa. ss.Ts Whole wheat flour. per
barrel. ttoo; graham. t1.s9. graham.
los. per bale. t2fss rye four. bea.
per barrel. SAYS. rye -four. los. Per
bale s2fe. rye meal. sos. per barrel.
&Ag6. buckwheat. per barrel. $780,
germ meal. los. per bale. f2T5. corn
meal. sos. Der barrel 400. yellow
cern meal. los. per bale. $3.50. white
corn meal. sos. f&e0. rolled oats per
barrel, CC.C. 81 afs wheat fakes
hux. Is Ms f21a Parma. per barrel.
EEH. Parma. fo-ib sacks per bale.
o. 60. hnminy. large. Per barrel.
tie nominy. small. fos, bale f2b0s
Holly. self raising huekwheat. Per
case. fa1f. Holly cake and pastry
flour, per case. ffoa pearl barley.
ss-ih boxes. per cwt.. $3.50. pearl
barley, t00-Ib sacks 800. split
peas. s5-m boxes. $500. split peas
ioo-Ih hoxeA ttSe; popcorn. per
ewt. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
THE BENEFIT or A HOBBY
Have you a hobby Of some klndf
n nof 5saf san ore

Have you a hobby o. kndf
set you
hohbyf Il alters not Il Is clean aud divert
gardening cooking photography wicket
these hundred
Others. may your health
him sleeps With n.
breakdown putting about his
head bic lie carrying about load.
his brain aud the other his heart
This needs relaxation his task and change
hs thoughts without short mental vacation
competitive living
Get hobby and ride Il
necessary hobby no,
Put n through when tired The
change You you blue The Of life
the bent bow that Il back With
opmsss them either have hobby
hobby ridden wi clarity
your mental sahiamua You can't ride
your hobby croas-eyed
do the need q
hobby rather late We going to be
happy-sometime Of Bn Nyes philosophy En-
life while win be dead long time It Is
pathetic that before the
holiday have promised ourselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
Germ Disco ses.

We give here a llat Of the known
germ diseases Each uf these dis
eases Is caused by germ attacks. or
By polauns which germs create. A
cure can come only through killing
the germs
All that medicine can 10 for these
troubles Is % help Nature over
come the germs. aud those results
are Indirect and uncertain. They
depend CA the patients condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03
HERDED Off TO U. S. LIKE
CATTLE, ALLEGE EM|GRANTS

Officers Of the Celtic declined 20
discuss the complaints ImmiEra-
tion officials admitted that rigid
Investigation IL being made.
Steamship agents admit there is
no lcl-up Ia The tremendous exodus
from Europe EteeaKes are pack
Cd 90 their utmost capacity aud GUS
toms and immigration officers AZ
Ellia island are daily aRamped With
a flood Of immigrants such a. has
been described Ia the series u ar
tlolcs exposing the emigration sys-
tom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-03


tKraxY krank has her little ham
mer out again It's gentle tapping
echoes In from Ballard and krary
dfpna = DARK hint Al the nuiah.
ballard residents maY know shAt
krarY's huuch ta The q ~ n.
don't.~A .. nj
A HINT.
To the Ballard Health Ofnerr.
The health mans alters suoopiu
round.
A rakin and a urYin'.
lie saYs ia "Eerma. he's ieokin
for
And keeps right on a apyiu'
I slah be would collect EN- all.
~ that Is what he's daln.
And hike" from nur end Of town.
Cause there D. trouble bruwin'.
KRkZY KRASK.
Who l. the greatest aimplefun
One Nho writes -fpol thinEs" o. be
read. or the one Who reads fool
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KHAZY KRANK
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