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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15

Captain Man Killed-Met Death on His
Vessel
New Bern, n. c., December g.
CAPTAIN Sohn franklin Mann, OF
the schooner Ivy Blades, was &C
cidently killed ON his vessel in
Pamplico Sound Saturday morning
at 4 O'Clock. Owing to change OF
wind he was shifting sail from ont
side to the other. 1t rsme back
entangled him and swaped vic
lently back and fourth, beating hin
on deck until injured so that b.
lived but two hours.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15

The Soushesa saaI~aT Aa~oaasss
sas To- cwIs I ls~ osa wAy cslsalss
are - pssmhss Issa 10 .ussesss
IsxA.
sals xh tos Prsccss. Arls. els =
RaIsawn to San Fraset.cs, Cal. - =
aAi~Ish .o spakaa~. Nasa.. o. -
Thsough .xeur.soa sls~pess from
Washing on - $40 r ascIsso threx
n.s . week. p.susx 6Fvessbsga
Tuesdays, Tnursd.ys and sAf@r-
lars. T. e GRgxS. c. r. A,
Raleigh. -. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
WANTED

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE In this
county and adjoining territories to
represent and advertise an old estab-
lished business house Of solid finan-
cial standing. Salary $2l weekly,
with expenses, advanced each Mon.
day by check direct from head.
quarters. Horse and buggy furnish
ed when necessary; position per
manent. Address, Blew Brother:
& Co., Monon Bldg, Chicago, III.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
LII the Baby il Quitting Teeth

ne sure and use that old and wel,-triea
Sameoy, MRS. VI, SLOW SOOTHIN g
sik0P, for children teething IL
s s%us the child, soften- the gums
lays l. all pain, cures wind collie, and
ATushe best remedy for DiarrhGa
twenty-five cents . bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
THAT THROBBlNG HEADACHE

Would Quickly leave you, il you
used DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
tn. ir mate HESS merit for sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and build up your
health. Only Is cents, money back
If not cured. Sold by any Druggist
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
The Baltic Fleet.

Lisbon, Dec. ia telegram
from Mossamedes, Port Portuguese,
West Africa, says that 81 vessels OF
the Russian Baltic feet have arrived
tnere. en- route to the far East.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15

Another Insurance Company.
The North State Fire Insurance
company, With principle Office in
"reensbore, was to day incorporated
al the office of the Secretary OF
State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
n. L. Chapman, an Engineer Seriously
Hurt Mt Hamlet.

Hurt ut Hamlet.
Hamlet, N. c., Dec. 13.-H. l..
Chapman, switch engineer in the
Seaboard yard here, was so badly
hurt yesterday morning that his
left arm had to be amputated be
tween the elbow and shoulder. His
left foot is badly injured also. MIR
Chapman is in critical condition
the doctors fearing he cannot re
cover.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
SEABOARDIbi

CcA0UAnUIhI
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Short Line to principal cities of the south |
ana South west, Florida, Caba, T.xas, Cali |
foruia and Mexico also north and NORTH
west, " ashi ngton, Baltimore, PHI adelpnia
New Yo,k, Boston. Cincinnati, Cnlcago, In
dianapolis, st. louis, Memphis and Kansas
trains leaves Raleigh as follows
No. SO. NUkTHBOUND.
1:2O a. m. "oEABOARD ".
PRESS for ALL points Rs.
eigh to Portsmouth, Richmond,
Washington, b .ltimOre, Phiia-
delpnia, N w York, Boston and
ali points North, Northeast and
Northwest.
No. 38.
l 90 q. m. "sEAbOARD LOCAL
MAIL" for ALL Los AL poiAts
Raleigo t. Portsmouth. \oriina
to Richmond connects q. n
de1son Tor Oxford and Welo.
with A. c. L., at Portsmout h
Norfolk with ALL STEAMERS
for poln. q Nor b and Northeast
No. 66.
ll:35 q. m. "SEA BOARD MAIL y
for Ru hmond, Washing on,
Baltimore, Ph.lad. Jpn a, NV
YORK and BIS on. Connects ~
Richmond with g. q y. tor
Lln,inAtu, chicago and ot.
LOU, at Washington Win
P.nDa, b. 80 r all points.
NJ. 81. kOUlHBOO>D.
AIS q. m. "eEAbOARD En-
PRESS" for tharloue, Atlanta,
Column bia, Save nnah, Jackson
vile, 81. Augustine, Tam q and
all points lou h and southwest
| No. Al.
200 D. M. eEAbOARD LOCAL
MALL for Charlotte, Atlants
and ell local points, Connects 81
Atlanta tor all points soutf
and southwest.
No. u.
7:1O n. m. @hEAbOARD MAIL
/ for South, IN Pines, Pinehuls'
| Atlanta, Colum bia. Charl. stun
Savannah, jacksonville, lamp
and all points south and south
west.
Ticket on sale to all points. Pull
man berths reserved, tIckets del1v
or, d at
UPTOWN TICkET OFFICE,
Marlborough House .lding,
C. d. GATrlS, g. T. & T. A.,
Phones III. Raleigh, N. O.
e.. P. SMITH, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, n. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

.ome squib. of Interest We Have Gath
- With Our fastc- Pot and shears.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-15

Rev. Thomas Dixon, of New
York, is visitor TO Raleigh. liz
Will sUOu issue heW book On Ill.
klu-ktux Khan OF atter-lhe W al
days.
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SCOTCH
CELEBRATE
LARGE GATHERING or TIE
SONS or SCOTLAND MADE
MERRY At MADISON PARK

More than aaa rIeuIsksrs Of the
fifaot Mon persuasion gathered %
Madiauu park yesterday and made
merry to the aerre,h 81 the bag
ripe The HouH 90 the land = the
bonnie hfiaf buHh were an dressed
tn the tustuule 81 the highlands
AMI they an danced ths @uing.
while the haEpins thrilled meffiiY
Yesterday waa the occasion u ths
thifi annual outing Of the Gale
doniau fiub and everything Scotch.
from TIE thisfie % the kits. uaa in
s4Idruas.
10 the afternoon am athletic meet
saa EiReu. the competitors IL the
KamcH and sports beIhE from che
aukH 81 The club mfubefH and
though an WHfu amateurs some
very efeditabIs records acre made
Tho bssf resufd 81 the daF was
HnFh MrTouaIa.s putting The
hIr lIuaf Mon hsaesd the 10
round shot = feet and q IT. hes
Hut The u4Dat popular af ali the COM
teais aaa the haRuipe rompeiiii0u
Three rirrrH atIh Scottish fesufd'
arrs among those who UTILIZED uu fhs
national Instrument
First. g. NJ Arthur. formerly {
mpar IN the asafurtH uisbfandara
Hasfumed iu the dress 90 hia fore.
faiherH. mounted The platform au.
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is READY
POLICE COMMITTEE WILL
MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
TO COUNCIL TONIGHT

A report on the bu providing
Tor an Increase in the police force
Vii BE- made % the council b. thu
police committee tonight The
COMMITTEES has not met f1r weeka
and no explicit report all be- made
] h. matter viii probably BE- thor
ouEhlY discussed al the meeting and
then referred back 10 the commit.
tee again. The sentiment In the
council is In favor Of an Increase
but u Is not probable that the in
crease can or wlll b. made opera
tive until u ls provided for IN the
Tar lew Tor next year Ofher Inn
portant matters are % come an.
The sewer committee will meet
this afternoon 70 decide upon the
report Il will make tonight to the
council regarding the Rainier ave
nne sewer The report will un-
doubleday favor the passage ~ the
ordinance as Il now stands II Ia
believed also that President GIN
vill withdraw his objections and
vote for the bin 90 that the con-
structiou N the badly needed i'm
provcment can BEGIN ~ once.
The council sill b. called upon 20
decide finally II u Is willing 10
grant Clement Mnrcelia a license 20
tun a saloon under the MaIaou Bar
heris. The license was passed upon
faForatlY az the last meeting - the
council on the condition that Mar
cello close up the stairway that has
cuneucted the saloon Wifh the res
taurant and dining parlora above.
II ls thought that MareaIIa has
done this License Inspector Marsh
stated Saturday afternoon that he
did not know get whether the In
Etructiuus % that effect had been
carried ont The license aud rove-
nue. committee AT its last meetinE
directed the inspector 10 report 90
the meeting ~ the committee this
afternoon informing the latter az
70 whether the sail had been erect
ed.
Although Marsh said Saturday
that he did not know anything
about Il Do will probably be able
70 discover the facts IN the matter
by the time the committee meets
this afternoon.
The lighting committee. according
e. Chairman Burnett. will meet this
afternoon also. % decide upon the
report II will make 70 the council
regarding Dauit0n's ordinance call
inR Tor q special election 10 decide
upon the Issuance Of $500 600 of
bonds for constructing r. dlafrIbut.
iug system for the municipal light
ing plant
u viii not take tho committee
long 10 come - an agreement about
this matter. The ordinance aav0ra
~ democratic workmanship. and
that alone " enough 20 give IL a
black eve IN the present council
Then there ase some good hearted
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HARRY DUBE[L BADLY
BURNED BY GASOLINE
SAYS ne WILL MAKE the SEN BARRIERS WILL CONTEST ron
soTH HANDS BANoAeuo-a ARaERs WILL CONTEST THE
CHAMPIONSHIP aoNoRs

Harry pupell the high wire bi-
oyele performer. Was painfully burn
"a yesterday afternoon and was not
able to ride last night Both hands
were burned m an attempt 10 save
one ot the booths. which had caught
fire FROM "a gasoline hmp. nunrll
duahed in Go eNtlnEuish the flames
and some of the burning OH spread
onto his hands.
In spite of the terrible pain and
pointed Instructions fram the phy-
stefan In attendance. he appeared
at the erbunda az 10 O'Clock last
ulKht and insisted that he could
ride. Manager Reiss refused "a al
lang hiu4 on account If the great
dahRrr ta a we'll man. Tho riueky
rider insists that he vii be ready
fer the ride tonight ana Will do H.
white the big crowd IN attendance
vhs somewhat disappointed on ac-
eaunt o. not seeins this sensational
act. there was plenty 81 euterliiu-
msnt tur the exposition manage
ment had provided several ncW ana
entertaining attractions The bar
breuc In the afternoon VAS "a winner.
The ,,tf the beef disappeared VAS a
caution Monster sandAs lchea were
eINtu out freely. and the visiting
uulanisla we're given a rare treat
The shinglc wcavcra contest for
the championship ~ the Northwest
Va q novel attraction. the way the
wsavers went at their work was
enough 20 make lazy man feel
real tired they worked 30 fast that
tho ordinary iahorera about the
grounds began tu feel that the eou-
teat would prove disastrous 10 them
IRE pace Was tou swift.
Garfield Kirk won FIRST prise in
the contest cyrus crock went home
with second hanorH in hia pocket
aud UsaeY Frila - close With
third Prise
Tonight the tonaorial artists Will
demonstrate hoN O. sling razor
auI wlsid the scissors Several APP
pIlcatioua Cor championship donors
have already been made. and tHfrr
number - 81 hIaker tfimurrs are exc
aset.d t. BE- en hand fa show neu-
ne hoa fast they raH 80 tha at
shan they are not talkinE. Stories
have been barred. and Il is Thought
chat this relief viii bring forth
many men wha wtli volunteer Go
have their faces acmred and hair
trimmed
The contest takes place On the
I platform u front e the queen e
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SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREU
DY MAIL.

Swamp Root. discovered by the
eminent kidney and bladder special
iat promptly cures kidney liver.
bladder and uric acid troubles.
Some uf the early symptoms ~
weak kidueyH are pain or dun ache
Ia the back. rheumatism. dizziness.
headache nervousness. cntnrrh at
the bladder gravel or ealculi. hloat-
inH, nailuw complexion, puffy ar
dark circles under the eyes. suppress
sion Of urine, or compelled tu pass
water often day and night
The mild and extraordinary effect
II the world famous kidney remedy,
nr kilmeTH swamp Root ia soon
realized n stands the highest f0r
ltH wonderful cures Of the most diH-
ifeaHinE rnrrH II you need q medi-
cine yea should have the best.
swamp Root h not recommended
for everything. but N you have hid
neF. liver bladder Ur uric acid trdu s
bic you viii find IL just the remedy
Yau need
Sold BY druggists In nfty cent
am one dollar sizes. You may have
q sample bottle Of Or klimefH
swamp Root aud pamphlet that
tells an about H. including many ~
the thousands - letters received
from sufferers cured. both sent free
by mail Write pr Kilmer a Go.
HlnnhamtHn, n v. and please be-
sure o. mention that you read this
generous offer Ia the Seattle Daily
STAR Don't make any mistake. but
remember the name. swamp Root.
hr kiimerr swamp Root aud tho
address HiuFhamton. n. y on
every bottle
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.ETERSoN!S
/. GOOD o o 90 . ~
zoe 7os. 30 Pike Street.
BEDONE
THIS WEEK

That little piano problem that has
been revolving In your mind Tor
some time can BE- easily and sails
factorily solved this week By taking
advantage Of one u the many bar
gains We are offering At this tins
Remember you need not wait till
you have all the cash for Ne sell on
very cay payments when desired
and you have the use Of the piano
while paying for H.
II you have a plano and no one %
play Il step IN and Jet as show you
the simpler" ~ will put new
life IN you and the plano
How about gaphophone or a
small musical instrument Of some
kind? We carry a fuli tine o. these.
Step IN. You are always welcome
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throne. and is promised 10 be the
most novel attraction Of the sx-
position. queen Anne aud her court
VIII be present to encourage tho
contestants, aud her majesty will
probably congratulate the one who
demonstrates that be can perform
torture the quickest
Fully 2o.0Oo people Visited the
grounds last night and lively scenes
Wsre in progress an the time. The
crowd was orderly. aud very little
confetti throwing la comparison
With the aine 81 the audience. was
IN evidence. This feature has been
miulmiaea during the present ex .
position. and these who object Co
thia feature are realizing that they
can attend without insult
All The sidrHhuVs ats drawing bis
crowds nrramland h coming Co
he front aH leading attraction.
This ia wonderful show and de-
serves the attendance 81 those who
desire mystery Tho asst o. real and
extremely entertaining This IL "a
fare feature Of carnival attractions
and has been called an unexplained
enigma.
oue Is apt 60 pronounce it su-
refuafural phantom rather than real
geah and blood that r. seen dane
inE and floating in all directions lu
mIdair A vision 90 feminine love-
illness is seen rarbed iu fluffy sthe-
real white. which hriEhtsns the e.
feet of her lovely dark trvHaes and
enhances her atrikIuEiy beautiful
face. OHe naturally futs hts eyes
and wonders u be himself b. not iu
drramlaud
The subject Is flrHt hYpuotlssd ~
an expert hypnatiat In fun sIss 81
the audience. and while in "a eams
rlrtr state 90 hypnosis the subject
l. enabled to defy all the lasH ~
rraVttstIoH. aud a. the command ~
~thr operator assumes many pnsi-
lions in mii-alr taf Gut iu space
and ahase The audience she nIss
here nHr can see all about hrr
sHuaiuH sprrehIHas amanrmsnt and
urarttiHH ait mes hanieai calcutta
lions aH 81 artIf. SD support Each
theory md each solution attempted
Is uo auaurr uttered than BE- is shat
tered ~ some contradiction Ur
movement - the ruazliuE subject
The iisa ~ fsHf support ana aires
IL exploded bY the operator IasainE
= hoop "a The audience and aliau tur
the HksnfIcal persons Is cume upon
the stage and pass the heou over
ths young hdY2a form themselves.
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skinfully pipsd the opening strains
II the sPihruek" lie VAS accorded
q thunder ~ applause. Later Dun
can F1mairr and Donald Wier vet
sfan Of the scotch Highland reEi-
meut. riped. aud these two carried
away Tho second houors
Do The hammer throwing contest
John Mcdonald. 81 Victoria. broke
the handle of 1hs bic hammef on the
nrat Throw and attention vas
turned % che old scotch sport of
albtr throwing The athletic pro-
gram Has continued until dark
ben the msffEmakers adjourned o.
fhe pavilion and danced until late
hour.
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Two Ways

Have You noticed q difficulty On
breathing short quick breath
Nhgn sou are walking RuiaR up
stairs, singing Hf are angry and cK-
cited You may NOT think what
this means bat doctors Wiu tell you
II means weak heart action
Take Dr. Miles Ne8 Heart cure
80 once II win strengthen and build
up the weakened nerves and mus
rieH ~ the heart. and make you
strong and healthy.
This II ONE WHT the tight cay.
Neglect % little while. and you
sill then notice lluttefiuR. rsIulta-
ton. Dizziness. Painting Spells.
shoulders stomach and kidney
troubles This ia serious
II Ia the other way the wrong
way
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city DADS Who profess 20 believe
that e would be wrong 90 lead the
people astray on this matter. While
the Issuance 81 the tsn0 600 foe a
rev Jail and eitf hall Is "a stake.
baultan'a water rate orssnanee
Nili also b. reported on In some
manner or shape tonight Chair
man Rude. ~ the committee a.
which the ordinance Waa referred
has LEFT the city % that some 81
his fellow committeeman wIll have
O. bear the ouua % making The EN-
bArrasalnE report.
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CHICAGO sept aboard a
speeding train from Columbus %
Chicago sent In the hope o. relief
By pasteuF treatment Tor hydro
phooia Robert stvkiaud. a fair
haired boy s years old. died last
nirht amidst terrible commissions
incident 10 the disease.
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DIR. Miles Heart Cure

r. 1 aHfa. sure. remedy and r. cur
iuT Heart Disease right along. ~
Thousands VIII testify.
7 had enlargement ~ the heart
tn" doctors said Z could live but n
short time I took Or MIIaHs New
Heart euro. which restored me 10
perfect health e.
a. NJ HAsEETT. Wellington ohio
The first bottle viii benefit IN
not. the druggist viii return your
money.
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CRUSHED
CABLE CAR JUMPED TRACK
WHILE RUNNING AT TOP
SPEED ~ TUNNEL


CHICAGO. Sept One person
vas probably fatally and a half
dozen slightly Injured this morning
In the Washington street tunnel
when a trailer on a cable train
jumped the track aud crashed into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
Born So?

Is that why you are so
cheerful? Or is IL because
you keep your liver active
with Ayers Pills? Allvege-
table, mild, sugar coated.
They act directly on the
liver. Cure constipation,
kfitwuunaoe C. ARR CO
hAiA0a aAi@ 30 AQwstH. MSS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

Tho East Union Improvement
club vii hold its regular monthly
meeting In the Finnish hall. TWen.
tY-second avenue and East Pine
street 81 3 o'clock this evening
Many subjects % general interest
10 the community 81 that district
all be discussed and all members
are respectfully urged 10 be pres
Hnf
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ELOPING
PRINCESS
LOCATE.

VIENNA. SEPT "a teleFr]
received today reports that u
cess Louise q Cohurg and "a
kegleKItch- Msssaitch. with e
she eiopsd. have arrived at tht
land Of Jersey by way Of Fra4I
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CMMMED
BY I0G !.
COUNCILS GERMAN VILLAGE
ORDINANCE DENOUNCED BY
DISTRICT LODGE

The Good Templars Of seattle and
other cities and towns Of King coun.
y. At their resent district lodge
meeting. placed themselves emphat.
ically ON RECORD against the action
81 the city government ia allowing
the establishment Of the so-ealled
German village in the middle OF
Fifth avenue. east OF the labor car
nival grounds
The following resolutions con
domning the councils action were
passed
Whereas. the city - Seattle. by
Ito representative the mayor and
common. council has assumed under
the powers conferred upon II hy the
charter. against all law and prcce=
dent and in the face Of common de-
cenCy to grant a license for the sale
Of intoxicating liquors in the public
streets Of the city Of Seattle. In lieu
Of the refusal Of the regents Of the
state university to Ffant such priv
ilcgo on the university grounds dur
ing the labor carnival therefore. be
II
Rcaolvd. That we as citizens OF
the state Of Washington and of the
city 81 Seattle az district lodge No.
rs. ] O. q T. most emphaticauy
condemn such action and an others
Of like ualihcr BE Il further
Resolved. That We as citizens 81
attitude OF the press ~ Seattle.
especially the Seattle Daily star
and the Seattle Daily Times. for
their protest against the action
taken by our representatives. BE it
further
Resolved. That copy Of these
resolutions be sent % the city Coun-
Ell Of the city Of Seattle. a copy "a
each Of above mentioned papers n
copy to the Pacific Templar. our or
fetal organ. for publication. aud
that they be- spread on the minutes
of this district lodge
Done AZ OrIllia, Wash. September
I. 1904. az the instance Of District
lodge No nc. T. O. q. r. hy It's
committee ON resolutions.
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TERS;ELY TOLD

DR. " NJ MURPHY. while sur
.ktinE from three broken ribs and
heYerc internal injuries. rode from
Florence to White nird SUNDAY. tle
was hurt Ia "a runaway and was
nearly unconscious when he arrived
In White Blrd.
A Tic HARVEST picnic viii be
held at Fish Trap lake. near
Apraule. from September 10 NJ
inclusive.
TT rs REPORTED that the eight
hour day law on city contract work
Ia being violated lu Nerctt and
there ta "a prospect that the law
Will again be- tested In the courts
THE MOST SEVERE haIlatnrm
that has ever been experienced iu
the section 81 the country around
Aaotlu occurred sunday afternoon.
The crops suffered great damage.
THE WILBUR fair and race meet
viii b. held ustober "A Co II In
elusive In Wilbur.
l. A. TURUEY. OF the class 81
lsea. OF the University Of idaha has
received the ffat Harvard scholar
ship ever awarded au Idaho student
CORONER AEILlNaER. of Ta-
sema returned from Mrlmout yes
isfday after having investigated the
facts concerning the accidental
shooting that occurred IN that place
sunday. when Charles Mrymaua toe
talycr accidentally exploded. In
stautiy killing Aoufltz nm The
coroner h satisfied that the shooting
WAS accidental
WILLIAM JONES WAS elected
president of the Tacoma Chamber
Of Commerce at che annual election
yesterday afternoon. There Nvre
two tickets iu the field.
CULnEsAC. Idaho. IL 10 have a
new g. eco briek hchool house %
four rnoma with all modern con
Nenicneea.
LEE SMITH an insane bartender
from GfauKrVIlle. committed sui
eide BY cutting hiH throat With a
pocket knife. near the iudiau church
AZ kAmIah. Idaho
BENJAMIN FOSTER. a miner in
the Tiger pnafman mine near
Burke. Idaho. recently fell hitting
hla head on a sharp rock which
penetrated bic skull tits brains are
slowly auzinF cat and the doctors
. say BE- eauout live
ABILENE. kan Sept t@Ths
I democrats 90 the Flffb congress zoo
I'll district are holding their cunycn.
+ ton heFe to-day The pnpuliat die
#tfift convention De- alaa iu session
T and a fusion candidate VIII prob
ably b. agreed upuu Two rerHuu'
/ moat prominently mentioned for The
nomination are IudEe I a Fiark
81 this eity. and r. A ioyitt q sa
f Ina.
s
90 20 spiuulnr's Tor bicycle re-
| pairs
| HERALD Tailor iasa End 80
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the wallis Of the tunnel
Mrs Kerston had one leg craa1
ed off. She Nlll probably die
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ID. S. JOHNSTON CO

General Musical lnstrur,snt House.
900 Second Ave. Burke Bldg.
Both phonss-26o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-06
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By Death

BOY DIED ABOARD TRAIN
WHILE BEING RUSHED TO
CHICAGO FOR MEDICAL At.
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