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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

Young jerry Carey is about as bright
= ypuuGstcr as one cft"II secs. Jerry is
captain of the F'ttengill Corner JrS.
llS" bail team, ana although hc is not
laor" than ten or twelve years of IG",
h, knows base bali from Il to z. and
,.Iu de 4. very finished l,i"c" of work
1T short stop. or any other position.
Jury j.; ON good terms with the base
hlll department of thu Journal. and
Keeps it posted 81 the results Of his
teams WGrk during The Summer. pro-
vic,.I, however that tn" score is il his
C1Vor:but IN the other hand, he has Z!
well defined ruIc from which he now
departs. Here is an Illustration. N"t
long ago. Jerry announced in the
Journal that he had organized his team
for the summer. and i few days later
followed it with another paragraph,
aging that his team would play one
from Child street, on u certain morn
ing. The day CIElc ana went an !
others followed. but though tho base
ball department waited patiently Toy
Jerry to bring in the sCor" 0f the game,
he came not. ana in fact. he seemed t.
have dropped out Of existence. Eut h
had not. for about q week late
i Journal reporter caught the young
man at ('ushman's stable, and asked
| him about his non appearance. "Didn
play that game. the Other morning. dI'i
You. Jerry" said the spac" filler. by
Nay of Introduction. Yep" said Jer-
~. apparently Very busy in trying to
! tie a string on the stable dogs collar
I'VE didn't sec ANYTHING of YOU. ana
| thought you gave the game up. 10"
| aid YOU come out Got licked, san
! Jerry. still intent upon his WORK
Well" said the newspaper man. thai
wouldn't make any Hiff"rcnrr-couidn I
/ YOU bring the score in just as We'll?
None" replied the yoUngstcr. as h
| came out ANA stood in the doorway
when NY nine licks the other fC!!crs
I bring the score III. mi when his min,
ticks mine hc can u" tho same" And
| i;IS, then he saw soothing UP n"at
| the railroad bridge which he thought
needed his attention. ana he hurri"I
away. glad to escape from the discus
sion of such a tend" subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

n"t r""tcmho, 4 t-t;:" * ,tti,'. J e.
ti0atcd tie t.;sI NJ n!irl IN. g,.; wnJi,.
elsewhere ~? s;uIl.c Class Of wari.. Made
allowance fer r"nditicm.; rs ! .ol;nd
them. IaIicWoI 81: rgr tno,,::tnl cxt...
for lHEinG h.i>;: W.}C.c N"tlr i'll
te,fcrcd."
l.. =. Era''strco, or F,tr"1in-:t!A:e v:,a
called ana sworn: '3;;lvr 5000. j .cnil-
crai contractor fc:' =, .%r.rS. Huilt Mash
School house here. li:,irrr rus. conia-
ny'S building al C.'".tjI:c3, buildings for
Industrial school. { diversity oc MHinc
and elsewhere. IIrTr made careful
ana independent appraisal OF Buildings
Of Augusta Water contrary. Pa
value OF pump house At :33.r.l6. That
is actual cost without any builder;
p"oH,. Allowed $l5.;'0 pcr thousand for
brick Lid. Estimated COS, OF filter
plant III $3.50. Allowed SIC per tioH-
sand tor brick lDi.. Allowed $40 for
carrantcr work on the E';idirG, Itsti-
mated cost Of gate house lit go. M
lowed SO re" yard for urlatioA,
whore Mr.. Noycs allowed IS. Al!awc.i
125.o1o brick lor ii" nItc" buihiin.r.
wh"ic NJ. Noyes allowed cycr zoe. r1G.
-i'"c t'''h ''St - tHltF tiHIil!":'
$1.49.. 10 which should ~ aIjIrt ! 3 ~.
cent for huil'l"y"' profit"
On cTo*s-"y;unil:a;i"n: "S9oi ahout
-. h"'ns 1t ii" pumping #t"tiur.
Part, being below W,tt,r. wv h!rd ~
measure. Ii is proper /" lr;l :, corsid-
cradle allowance Tor the ,und !. ions um-
der which work was done Thee 5Iavc
NOS included ar foIi!.l,tion un lcr the
wheel pitt
At t!i* point thc hearing v.,s sus-
pended Unit! pa. y. NJ, Tiidas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14
LETTER TO ROBERT MORANG,
AUGUSTA, Maine.

Dear Sir: Their" ave these five WAYS
of badness in paint.
G) stuffed-out With chalk. or so:!:c-
thing like that:
ca barytes. better than chalk. but 20
covering to it; nobody know it's th"r":
(2) bonZine in the oil, q water. or
other such stctfing.
ca too thin-too MUCH liquid, wha.-
ever it is. for the solid;
~ short measure;
Vow will you bug by ne price per
gallon"
We furnish our agent WIN n state
chemists certificate Of anasNSiS thai
tells what's in Devoe. Yours truly
f. W. DENOE & CO.
46
P.S. J.u. Cogan & Co. sells our paint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

cfas. l.. HoXic of this city has beer
awarded the contract to build the ferry
landings ut bristol and Bristol Ferry
for tire Newport Street Railway Co. oi
Newport, Y. J.. and sent It crew of 1C
men TO Bristol yesterday. to begin the
Work. The contract calls for a wharf
structure to include a landing for ferry
boats, l25 feet in length. lie is aIsc
10 take the contract for building tlC
wharf, driving the piles. and complet
ing the structure. Air Hoxic said, yes
t"rddy. that he thought il would tax.
two months to build the structure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

The management Of the Augusta
Winthrop and Gardiner railway have
added 10 their equipment on clcctri,
freight ear, for general use on the diff
f"rcnt lines of the road. 1t is the first
CIR of the kind which the company has
"Wrcd. ma is well adapted to the pur-
poses for which it was built. TIE ear
IS 81 feet and inches over all. and OF
the regulation width, and is driven by
forr - hors" power motors known as
W"stirGhOuS" t!'S., and is equipped
With Wcstin-housc air brakes. straigh;
ana automatic air, and also has an
automatic air whistle. All of the wiz
ing Is inside, and protected from snow
ana rain. IN color the car is a dark
"r""lt. and hears in yellow letters. the
inscription "a. w. &, G. Ry.. Freight
No. l." II is Il solid structure built
FOR the heavy work it will b" call ii
upon to do. ana weighs between II and
- tors. The ear WAS run over tn" line
for tie first time, yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14
ove:sccr Wentworth of the poor de

Gve"scer Wentworth of the poor de-
partment is convinced of the value OF
the Journals want advertisements.
The either day, he put in Il small ad, OF
a few lines, for farm hand. and in a
very short space of time WAS almost
ov"rrun with letters from al over the
county. asking about the job. In fact
if lie had not taken out the al when he
did. he would have had to secure the
services of Il Typewriter 10 look after
his correspondence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

NJ. NJ Austin Of Winchester, IND.
knew What 10 do in the hour OF need
His wife hud surh an unusual case Of
stomach ANA liv"r trouble. physician
could not help hcr lie thought Of ami
tried IT. Kings New Life Pills and
She got relief at once ANA WAS finally
cured. Only PC, at BoWditch Webster
& Co. Augusta; and Simpson Drug Co..
WatCrville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

1t is pretty well known that RcGing-
ton !: 90, Of Watcrvillc, whose "ad"
appears in this issue of the Journal,
have an immense stock OF furniture
ana carpets. Notice Il few of their
pointers. Cash or credit" Silver
street prices do it, We pay freight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

With the delegates to the district
convention, and the druggists who at
tended the meeting of the kcnncbcc
Valley Druggists Association, at the
ElmHUod. Augusta WAS pretty We'll rep
resented ut Ndteryillc, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

Three dodgers, who signed the police
register as james Martin, Dannie j.
Callahan and Thomas Haskell, enjoyed
the comforts afforded by the station,
Tuesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

Frank +. Noble is at Merrymecting
bay after ducks, and Incidentally to
secure Il specimen of the wild goose.
which his collection of Maine wild
fowl does not contain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

The Catholic Order OF Forcstcrs viii
give Il ball at city hall, on Monday
evening, April -. Carcy's orchestra
will furnish music, and Il grand good
time is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14
Daily kennsbec Journal
LOCAL MATTERS.

II. +. Cummings has sold a fine pair
OF heavy horses to the Johnson Seed
GO. of Richmond, ana shipped tho ami
mails, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-14

T. II. Beaie & Co. say their big stock
OF wall papers has been bought 10 be
sold and they will sell large orders at
wholesale prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
0NLI MOTHER

ONLY mother she leave her alone shs doesn't
mind
tennis she tho
that she saving for calico Hut she dda need
the gown she said
only mother anything nut
It Is different old OF course
IL Is natural that should Ila aud raes abe doesn't
them
Only mother, she wouldn't enjoy the picnic neadss, shs
go is she told Why
bless her she had lots rather home and finish that weed
the garden Didn't she say So
Only i that isn't the
didn't STYLE and doesn't
Uhe clothes das faded Didn't she tell aat saur
dayt
Only mother necessary 90 Mother won't
mind the forgotten soodnisht would feel hurt 10
hut mothers different somehow They about
little things
mother sits alone Mother soss gown.
Mother Mother wedding than
pcnics suvus
isn't sensitive: she doesn't s forgotten
mother family all her
and from which she seldom but from which she scat
tiers the blessings that hers
Too often mother IS DIFFERENT SOMEHOW" husband
and children believe If. acgeptit-uutl she is gune
In too homes mother part 81 and SIN not Of the fam
ny circle.
straase may daughters mother
does not feel hey do does they not hurt
they hurt
y their hairs are gray they
and daughters of their and Tho - the patient
face OF mother them then they VII know
MOTHER WAS NOT DIFFERENT
Then they viii smiled BLEED
That though her spoke lightly aed Win dread
That though hoaghtess
heart scanned vih and her pillow Vet With secret
weeping
abe wishes others forget her wishes others
dress to be gay. Int CARES
MOTHER Is Not DIFFERENT SIZE FEts. SIZE SUFFERS.
SHE CAN WEEP. SHE CAN BE GAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

tImid appeal iu the nttis white
hands held forth 20 him thHt his
heart almost burst in ifs ulii bound
ing az be took those hands aud
striving had for aaiffHuHfr1i. raised
them one second 10 mia lpH. and
then. bIakauIH she spoke
#H.r. COULD not lee yuu 60
without thanking you for al you
have been for 200 gaa have dome !
couldn't Jet gau go without telling
EaH my eyes were opened months
ago without baEFina you 10 ~
10 rs fH forgive tHa.
ahe bad HafseI herself ip TIE 81.
fort she had srriF=H hard Zoe self
control aud strength. bit uaW II NaH
said o. Mas over. aHH sIrh lf Sill
HHI strength aHwHH HhHIur too She
faf hrrHHff eHiHr 4HH bHuIIF turn.
HH tore h. HanIH fHa# hIH ffHHhI.
les eHau aud buying Har HHa In
haf aruH ##HH upon tie sofa. great
=abs n1u shaking be- IIHuDs form
And then HItH Alice IHHHIaH
latest letter SCI unread. bounding
over Doe heart. HsH iaErsham fHHsH
himself upau bis knees bore her
seized ana drew % him ONE little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

suffered painful death or brutal ln.
jury AZ the hands ~ tho mob. "a hose
luHH Of over LOCO slain aud fhuua
audH wounded had been no loss
whatever 30 the community
Haiann little aaaeuhi4Ha filed
from the gothic NaHtlbuia u Grace
that midsummer afternoon A hlarhs
piuwsd haafse unHsrd slowly down
broadway. followed b. only half q
dozen HarrIlErH a weeping riri.
slender 4HI EfaasEHI heavily yelled
and lH deepest mourning leaning on
thr arm 81 uH young officer Boz
tho uniform 81 the rle4Ir# wat
SON. the EnYafHHsd lawyer. hrIi
brief converse with THROWN. tie port
iy sexton. and stepped Nth pr
Tracy IHf1 one " tho feafmast car.
fIarrH
UeHI#s tho p4HHaararH and four Or
five .iuh and business associates ~
John fHfHlr there urrs very frW
mon ~ HHH with al th8t aaH NOR
ul O. ffH bat resting place a.
Greenwood UH#IHH tHo devoted rtrI
frIeHdH af EIfba. who hal come
fastening to her from The asaahore
aud uat more thar tHo uf three el1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

hand covered % wIfh passionate
AIaaeH then aurauH - hIH feet and
nlthuut another look 80 aord. alth
almost a graan upon his iipa turned
aad STROBE feHaimeIT ffHH the faam
W~dnrniaT morning be vas At the
ar department haa amazed is af-
flrialn BY declining the berth Of as
sistant adgut1nf rrurfai with the
fank - ma IuH and rad asked - 20
70 his uuBu az ouer such orders
uete aeitam refused. but stanton
ssiH had need % him. fie wished 70
hear more - Chalmers. and Il u4a
evening befurn lnEr1ham could So to
Ttru=rkaidr lie wished IL might BE-
anufh~r week
Alice met hir gaHflF. sw~eftF bit
her fair face Nun very pale nnd the
faft eyes ssrr heavy Mother she
explained. had not been feeling ael
81 tate. and had retired early. AKA
fha. tno. hal come 60 meet hlra. and
Hnr eyes had story to tell she
knew that hs had bees Nith ChaIm-
ara n as bat Re- little time before
they were alone ne eauiI have beg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

There Vas disruption and dlsmag "A
home nufhham lad Jumped bis
hhll AMI got aHaY. Leaving Wers
chan one broker brother Ig fha Hfeh
and little Rosie ds#aIHIa
That mans IuaEauf malH. coupled
Hlth pefHHHHIFe powers. H#H#aHsi
WnFneuHu or whatever rHs.hie
H.Irni.atH may call It. bod HarfIsI
him through 70 0HHHkaHeI path ~ sI.
fauHurE crime aud sHuGua#H almost
- me fHHIm ~ nHHf victory John
fayunf lid listened r. bio tales ana
trusted HIm IIifha HayuuH IH spite
af hDr haffaf a.Il had TUNED against
hef hero M her lover had almost
iHfhrI - HIw Keen mon 0f Affairs
hHI backed hIn ~ the brink Of dIa-
HHfrf Ha#.a haHaE twice aHBrd
HH1 deserted had listened 10 Ier
iHmrIaf HHH Jed for him again eve
go against TIE friend 8f both and
finally Agnes fHifH4Hha pfaaH gy-
HHau Of the world aazfIad b. the ra.
suits ~ til first f#HHH essay she had
had at DE HHTF#HfIau IIHaad her
few fhaaH#HdH IH HHHHs uf EaHalsHs
sHIu then stunned - hIH story 1f
unlocked for disaster. auH assured
tHst The one safe means uf recovery
HaH fa meet fHa margins. twice took
% H.m TIE hey a# be- Bf8fhafz Hlfa.
II HHa only marvellous that he had
30 Hfai#H more
INat done. however. re- In her
poverty aHH rIIH HHI broken health.
Ere 0FH#H ~ WHfsaH auI 20 IzIfHa.
Hba was In HIa fa#af uuHHama
aim was fhH winning o. EIIfHa and
har m aest fortune. and Ms HaIr-
HHHts had FH1ial HHr pledge 70 aId
IN fbls HHfHh1TH - fIUaf n hood
sink Watson. eHu HHrarfHaH sons
~ me Wal street tHaHHa.f.aHa anI.
believing Efffh1.F appeals for mou-
eg we're inspired bF the pair. HtN ft.
~ her LEGAL adviser t1 uHfH her
aa# Iuaf HHfaHam aa bu. IH### mon.
ard fHaH aheu Rosie and hHH people
earr 10 him with their queries ease
lis wafmsi from them TIE whole
Hfnr. nd aHu tha depth Of Burn
hams tHH#aEsrE
Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

ers. there vas araffh ~ woman =
fFarH far fhe deceased has faA fol-
towing Kindred =aa b. apt e. be the
raHr AIfh those hefeu - naHt -
tb~ uafiI.s goods hrf1rr being sharu
u 90 l. point Il fact the dearest
90 Edlfha n palHf ~ kinHhIu was
Mrs Fairbanks hY this time far
theaf aaaY Tee much pfaafratrd
Co attend. -aif the arstou. eHfh un-
nin,hlnz mru1aeIHY 60 the fHR IN
auifsfH Hna nufdrd IupfaHfi Htelg.
but saId rot what they Thought.
~ th- grave Nilsa fDyuaf grief
and agitation acre Intense. iisf
gentle friends ssfe both alarmed
ard tlstH~Hssd Tracy tried 20 lead
her away. bat she would not 80. EN-
en- WatHau.s grim features tHltchrd
in sympathy. AMI presently lnEra-
hau4. 90 v hose arm she rad been
con sulsffely lHnEInE. teak her
efaaraa hands ia bis left released
that ann. and deliberately EMBEDDING
her trembling fern. held and aua-
tanned her Co the last Jed hsf final
.Iy away and almost iiftsA her into
the waiting rarfHaEe. whore Kate
erftrrfse again received her and
drew her Co a ieFai heart
Il Ms nIEhffail when They
reached urrrr TIuh avenue again.
and there. with the saftsfieHH. hil-
ana waa 90 NnH temporary asylum
rrtH fhey could take her Co the
...4rr.f 4IHa ar the HsaHhura. ard there
f,.s H44a later TREY read = her The
news that iEe secretary ~ var hAA
,-ra4 for che uaH#aa ~ the officers
a.r. had uaat distinguished thffu
s.rvaa IN else suppression RI tie iratz
fii -f4fH that gaffH Putnam - 'Hs
r.guiaHa and InEfahan ~ the f1lnn-
,.re4 HaH been she nrat 3raHErAir' f.
,t.t ere latter rs ordered - report
Ia, rsraau 90 the secretary without
grrsessalrv delay she started from
thr aafl whore al the LONG day she
had been lying. and with nervous
hand began 10 pen note. when her
hostess entered with the simple an
nouucrmeut that capt IHEfahaIu
had iuat called 20 Inquire for her.
20 leave these feW flowers and TO
say good bye
The running pantry boy caught
I him on the square below. AMI Hbeii=
entity fHFtlhHm turned back They
/ led him 90 the library aud found
means % leave within the moment
and for the first time since that
wonderful night al the old homo
the uisht Of his first farewell 20 her
the night that he had elaaped her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

80
= AbalhA 70 stay hut she hH1 r.
.iatp ah' aaias 10 h'i ih9thei Z sac
~ atH' WIN h'i 'N ths hihli way
'ha sent 'IiHsifah'l' AM Hifnra
,IisilH hi.''akHH ana fingered over
10. 600 ''shH
Hat Ai''' we sun standing when
NE slHiH'N ~ nor mana Was Hu
open lsl'rr win .rar department
'iaiaffl UPON HhH UPPER I#fi hand
corner. ln silence hr ifss u'ar IL
hta aHt.l hifH#zIi what should BE-
hlH Hts''INH ne a''n or iaaY we're
lrit alah'. hHa ha h'I HH##Hf"i FOR
Ode Hetfi WIN aHiH'isI#HHH arms
liHt tHe arms haHE H#s#### llaH
lace HhH 't.IIsi H'' #haI# a''.'HA#
spoke un'lfiH#Ik OF Eftat tHHi he
we p9""f'rs# - ht''.'h
Hut not one #fH''Er ct ifp'Hi. =
could ~ detect ~ I''h tone or h'ia
when presently she IifiHd h'f head
ana HHieilf iifHsi iHN ara MIN
.itet. tnl ia# H7'H4 Whites NOM
~ that you asf IlHfi I.ai#a#I.n ana
duty IN WHHHIH#iaH. D. not tHH
you shy Any Hifi would know. tHH
have seen hef HkfiH H#H sou hH's
moss shat began 20 Know bong
weeks af1 TINT sou hH#z #aseI Dc
al fhe Time InHH WIN HH.h
pIteauH little ghost 1i #H#lis. fi.#
brave. brave sff7f' 70 De h'iH
Dr. and controlled ron hHte Nt#
20 hard iirr. - make me hhrpH
fo E. ale We believe
HHH +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
Fight viii De Bitter

Those who persist In closing their
ears against the continual recon q
moHIltlDn ~ Dr. Kings New Dis
gaeery Tor Consumption will have a
long and bitter fight with their
troubles. n not ended earlier By
fatal termination Read what r. Il
HsHii 1f ueail. MiHa. has 90 say
Last IAN my vito had every aymp-
tom a. consumption She took DR.
Kings New Discovery after every q
thing else had failed Improvement
eame az once aud -four bottles en-
urHIv cured her." Guaranteed by
c. o. GUY. Inc. druggist. Second
avenue and Yesler Price SOC and
too. Trial bottles free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
RaIaIns RauEh lIouas

Thanks 20 Your Goodness. said
the man who handed 10 the nfghea
ira leader a Slice 81 the Carnegie
Hrru fund you saved hundreds of
lives nat az the flames burst out
You bmvelY ordered your orchestra
20 play and the great audience
rushed from the thratrr with such
speed that everybody was ont be-
fore the flames spread ny the way
u hat did the orchestra play
BgdrIIa replied the leader of
the orchestra
Il was no wonder the great crowd
had hurried
senator CLARK laa grandfather. but
Huil be doesn't seem quite old
enough for second marriage con-
aIiorius the fact that hc la a United
states senator
According to the boys Who took
HeltrF home thIH mafuing. his wife
Laid down the Law "a him
Laid IL down Why. man. she
threw it at hlmi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

Ms J /. Camp. o. Davenport
has sued her husband Tor divorce
The tao are pioneer couple and
parrnts - eight ehtldrsn The
entity property BE- valued az s. .QJu
wliiiam n Judd. % ~ John
aied few days aGn In Chicago.
ahere be AS visiting bis aau. tie
was a Ysafa oit
The Ballard uuaIueas Meas s1-
Huraiou 10 Sound points has been
postponed until July g
r. ~ Thomson. lily engineer Of
Seattle. - nos In WAlIa WaIIa
shsrs he has been fnEaEra - The
eity council to make Arrau zemsu.a
FOR a mofs adequate water supply
Fire chief HBYt. % Everett aays
be IL tired ~ warning people and
that hereafter he all arrest every
person sho alloWa piles Of rahhl1h
oF iufiammabls material % collect
ON their premises.
The Grows Neat Pas Coal CON
paay. af Vancouver. n { has
leased q FIVE mite track belauEinr
10 the CAnAdian PaalflC for trans
portafion purposes between ifa
mines ard Fcrnic
Judge John r. Mcbride. of spo-
kane died suddenly yesterday from
hemorrhake of the brain.
The bank AZ starbuek. established
about tWo montha ago. has nnn-
pended business
BauIuKham all senr three DELE
gates 20 the American Mlntne con
EreaA. which meets AZ Portland
Ore. on August = e.
Lewiston Or 20 have ten miles %
new afWsr constructed NJ cost az
800 coo This wAa decided AZ a
recent meeting Of the city council
shen IL VAS ala1 decided % mac
adamIxe East Main street from
. Thirteenth To- Twenty first streets
Anna Llnshau va shot through
the groin a. GeueHse Monday The
shooting happened through the
GIRLS sister taking tho revolver
from the trunk The revolver be-
eamo cntanKlcd and while she waa
shaking Il 90 e8tfieate II the gun
vent off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-21

CHATTER NNiu ganfIn6edA
WHAT'S uu- HaiI UHfuham. then
turned slekHE stray - iHrfaHam
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