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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
MASSACHUSETTS PRIMARIES.
Completion of Work Of Placing Candi-
dates in Field.

Boston. Sept. 2S.-The preliminary
work Of placing candidates in the field
At tn" November election and choosing
delegates to the various party conyen-
tirnS was completed. Tue sG,ay, by Tho
l'rm"'rat> in caucuses h Id throughout
the STATE. The Republicans, however.
divided their ciuc,Isas. following thos..
hrld in y cities Tuesday. with those in
"" "th"r II cities and the go towns.
Wednesday.
In many cities the election officers
found considerable difficulty in tabulat-
ing thr votes which were cast under the
lev caucus law and the returns in
SON" T the districts We're not known
uillH Wednesday. In the Fifth con-
SrtSSl"nal district where there was n
'i"S" contest for the Democratic nomi-
Adtl"n between Alexander r. Bruce of
-" " renee, aud J. J. Honnessey of Lo-
"e'i' The latest returns. Wednesday
ioleho"n. Indicated that SO delegates
pledeal to Mr.. Bruce and 81 pledged to
VI. fHhnessey had Teen chosen. Tha
Slu"ii towns of Carlisle Purlington and
Hii'lhSt"n have not Yet chosen dele
5'''eS' S&1ization Paving not been
perfected. Tuesdav
:" t''e Seventh. Fourth and 18th con-
slessioHal districts. the Partial Repub-
,l.',h .-tufns showed that Cong. +. ".
',o'.''s OF Chelsen. in the Seventh
~ ~ representative George H. Dot
- "''',1m in the Fourth and Former
i"s -, Weeks of Newton, in the 18th
We're ii the lead.
n"s'oh. sept. 2s-Having settled
'i'a"' 'oh'es's' Yesterday, in p cities
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
Pleasant Party.

a very pleasant party WAS given at
the room OF NJ. and Mrs. Vernon Whit:
comb nn LeaVitt Hill on Tucsliy even
ing to the Misses Mertie and Julia
Fisher. who are soon to move to Lo-
We'll. Mass. where they are to make
their home in the future. The affair
took the name Of An Indian tea party.
and refreshment We~e served during
th,. evening. Games and social con-
vcrsation made the hours pass very
pleasantly. The occasion was in charge
of some of the young ladies Of the F.
H. Erown Clothing 90, where Miss
Mertie Fisher has been employed.
Thosr present were Mr.. and Mrs. Anes.
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Whitcomb,
George Pratt. Walter Bridges. Mr.. and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
In Somerset Court.

The MALPRACTICE action of McClurc ".
Wadsworth WIS concluded. "Wednesday v
morning, the jury returning d verdict
shortly before noon. after dellbcrating for
an hour and Il half. of not guilty. 1t is
possible tha; the case may go to the ID "
court on exceptions.
The case now on trial is that of Elijah
f.. Cooley vs.. George f.. Moves. the par
ties both residing in Athens. Til" action
is one of rrplevin for a pair of oxen of the
value of $ll0 John f. Holman appears
fnl the plaintiff. Forrest Goodwin for the
defendant.
a hearing was had. Wednesday morn
ing, in the divorce action of Sadie Smith
vs. Fred w. Smith. the allegations being
dcsertion. nonsupport and gross and con-
firmcd habits of intoXication. The decis-
ion is; ithheld.
The civil docket will probably he con
cludrd. Thursday, and an adjournment
reached, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
Cured Comrade Of Cholera Morbus
and Saved His Life.

while returning from the Grand
Army encampment at Washington City
in 1892, comrade from Elgin, ILL.,, was
taken with cholera morbus and was in
critical condition." says Mr.. J. E.
Houghland, of Eldon, Iowa. II gave
him Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy and believe saved
his life. have been engaged for ten
years in immigration work and con-
Quoted many parties to the South and
West. l always carry this remedy and
have used 1T successfully on many oc-
casions. No person travelling or at
home should be without this remedy"
For sale by John Coughlin, Augusta, c.
H. Beane, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
"r. Sully's Appearance.

'''H The public attention once
., |" 'he popular favorite. Dan
n" mas been announced to ap-
II lhe opera house. next Friday
a.-!,, Nr. Su'lys reputation has been
''''''Shed here and he needs no furth-
fr ,i recommendation than what the pub
n,r ,r"dy to accord him from hteir
ance NJ of his last years perform
and ,,ae Nespeak for him a full house
SURELY l.; aaisiastic reception which is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Sept. IS.
FLOIR-Firm; spring patent. 6.60lt6. s.
CORN-Firm: No. yellow. 6fI64ia.
OATS-tnChanged; No. clipped, 5S!s.
MILL. FEED-I.ittlc easier.
RRAN-Spring. %. 25Gi aO.5O.
MINED F'EED-22. 22J6fo2J So
COTTON SEED MEAI-2ia1
Pokk-Sltady; medium. TI25
BEEF-:luiet; choice whole cattle, SM?
LAMB-Ea Sicr: 1MS.
VEAL. FIRM-M11.
BUTTER-IIigher: northern. 23M 2.3,s.
CIIEESE-Firm; York state lnMl1.
EGGS-Firmcr and higher; fancy. 3od j.
EASTERN. 2iM26
APPLES-Steadv: gravenstein. 3m2.-O.
POTATOES-Stcady Houlton Hebrons
5000.
SUGAR-Firm 1T $40 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
Wednesday Moons Fire.

An alarm was rung in from Box "a,
" Wednesday, noon, on account Of a small
blaze occnsioncd by sparks from the
chimney of tn" pulp mill of The Skow-
fegan Pulp Co. The sparks ignited the
shed Of tn" Pulp Co, the lard house of
.:eWett 4 Pennell. and the store of the
.. +. knoWlton Co, but prompt inter-
Tention prevented any serious damage,
and :he services Of the department
Wow not needed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Mrs. Everson Brown. Charles Jackins
Ralph Files. Fay Foss. r. b. Cole. Mr..
tarney. Guy Dow. the Misses Mabel
and Mattie Downs, Ara Wcodnan
Annie WoodmaI, Ethtiyn Rowell, Miss
Isatiore Wlitten. Miss Fife Cooker.
Miss Nellie Horne ard Miss Florence
Plumner The party returned to their
homes at Il late hour wishing the
Misses Fisher success in their new
llnl.l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
Death Of Miss Sarah TiIton,

Miss Sarah Tiltor died Wednesday
morning. at her nome on Elm street.
at the age Of 81. after 4 short illrns,
DeIth resulted from old age A sister.
Abl'i,. Tilton. who lived with her, and
Il brother, George. of Norrideewock,
survive her. The deceased was also a
sister Of TIE late Horatio Tilion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
In the Municipal Court.

Luke Mcdonald of Norridgewock,
was brought bef"le Judge Bacheller iii
the municipal court, Tuesday. on a
cnarGe of drunkenness and of assault
ing an officer. IIe was found guilty
and sentenced to 80 days in Jail for
drunkenness. and 90 days anl $50 fine
for The assault. The testimony dis
closed that it took four men to handle
Mcdonald it the time of his arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
THE W. c. T. U.
Officers Elected at Annual Meeting Of
Skowhegan Branch.

At the annual meeting of Skowhc-an
w. {. Il. l.. held an Tuesday after,lnoir.
the following officers We're elected for
the Year ensuing:
President. Mrs. l.. w. Weston: vice.
president. Hrs. Pauline d. Lttlrficld. .
secretary. Mrs. W. X. Clifford; treas
ur"r, Mrs. +. G. Burlll; chaplain. Mrs
Joseph I.HCaS,e; superintendent nf
scientific temperance instruction. Mrs.
sli"C Mitchell. This is Mrs. Westu5t's
18th consecutive "lettion as president
Of the associntiom
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

vcns IKE shop. met with a painful
though not serious accident. Tuesday.
while 1T work. 4 piece of steel from
one of the axes flew and became lodged
in Mr.. Hyers arm. so ,leeply that Drs.
Morrill, ana Whitney were obliged +"
us" an N-rty machine to locate ii be-
for. ii could be II moved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
CANNON'S BUSY DAY.
Takes for Subject Part of Judge
Parker's Letter.

Norfolk. Nep.. Sept. 2S.-Speaker Jo-
seph g. Cannon finished a busy day in
Nebraska with an address al Norfolk,
Tuesday night He took for his subject
the part of Judge Parker's letter of ac-
ccrtHnce referring to reciprocity. The
Speaker charged Judge Parker with
deliberately cutting ont the prot. ction
point made by Pres. Mckinley i'll his
Buffalo speech
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
New York Cotton Market.

New York Sept. 2S.
Spot closed quiet 10 points decline. Mid
ding uplands 1850; do. gulf. 1I.05. Sales,
III hales.
Galveston quiet. 1lls; Charleston quiet
10: Memphis steady. 10A New Orleans
quiet, 1oas: Mobile quiet. 10 3-16; Savannah
quiet 10 Lie
ConsOlidated-Net receipts for five days,
;299 fNo.
Exports to Great Britain. 1Oi 99i: to
France. 51i2: to the continent, 45,5l7; to
japan. 4l-tl: to Mexico. 500
Stock, 1895
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Sept. oS.
CATTLF,-Receipts. 27.O1o. including 1"N
Texans and itv0 Westerns market loii IL
lower: good to prime steers. 54VI6.,tJ.
IOGS-ReCeipts. 11,Go; market 10li15
lower: mixed and butchers 510G,620
SIIF.EP-Rcceipts. * 600: sheep strong;
good to choice wethers. 3.910t45O
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Miss Edna BelanStr left town, YES
terchy morning. f"r Hartford Conn.,.
for Il short visit. after which sh,. will
go t" Boston, where she has an enga.,e-
ment as violiI,ist for the coming Sea-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Harold Collins Of North Anson. was
Calling On Old friends III town. Tues
Gay. MI Collins was or his way home.
having been absent several months.
during which h has Travelled over
Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
New York money Market.

New York. Sept. 2S.
Money on call firm at 1a.42 per cent. !;
last loan at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4i2Nt5 per cent
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in BANKERS niiis at 40; 81 loft4 80 ~
posted rates 4.Sf9 and 4s6iaMis7.
Commercial bills 4.S.a. a 1875.
Rar silver IS.
Mayican dollars 452..
Goyernment bonds steady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Frank l.. Am-s Of Norridgewocll
BERNARD Gibbs and Charles O. Sman
of Madison. J. +. Holman Of Athens
i,"rge q. Weeks Of Fairfield. ard ~
j. Stewart Of ST. AihhnS. were III at
tendance at court. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Frank MaiIIrS. VINO underwent m
operation at tn" hospital in Lewiston
several days aga. is gaining rapidly
and h"T.s t. Dt .thi, t, come home in
a short time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Misses Mary and Helen Record Of
EvanSton. Ill.,. who have been guests a.
w. b. Steward and family for a month
past, returned. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Mrs. II. \. EuSsey went to Portland
Wednesday. Whcr" she is to max. her
residence with her daughter, Mrs. Her
bert Gregory. Her daughter, Miss Har-
riet, accompanied her for Il short visit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Miss Ruth Tutt"r1ield of l\ingman,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Ruth
A. Robinson of this city, has left to
resume h"r studies at Lasclle S"min-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Miss Marjorie Durgin If Portland,
who has been in town visiting Miss
Maym" Ware, has returned to her
home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

gin 4 weeks engagement in Coburu
hail, Moncay. oct. ;. in repertoire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Walter Wil,jeS went to Brunswick,
"Wednesday. f'r Il three days visit to
college friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock
and Grain Co., Office Opera House
Block, Augusta. Me-; TEL, 52-2; F. D.
Crssman, Mgr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Pratt have ar
rived i'll town from Massachusetts. and
hay" moved into the house Of Mrs.
Ellie Kinds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Mrs. Joseph Libby. who has been in
town visiting relatives for a few days.
returned to hcr home in SacO, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

4. X. Butler ESQ. ana Levi G. En-
cry Went to CdrratuI:A, Wednesday, on
business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Among the number who went from
her" t" the state fair at Lewiston,
W edn"S,lay. We're Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Alien. Kate BuZZell and Melvin Flood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

whcr" ii" ill i" the carst Of Mr.. ant'
Mrs. III. J. ,;ouIiug fur Il few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Miss Hattie Clifford went to Boston.
Wednesday morning, for a visit Of a
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

Minnie Ian" OF saltwater. WIS tn
guest of r"Iltiv"s in town, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
SKOWHEGAN.

Ralph G. Bailey returned, Tuesday.
from Il weeks visit to Hanol en- y. H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
PLANO FREE
w.th.Sat II

1850 Bachma mn piano which IL on ex-
hibition at Staple. Smith & Moodys will
be given to the person receiving the great
est number of votes at the Fair to be held
at Waterville, Me-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

OF the state, the Republicans complet-
ed their work Of primary elections by
holding cauCuSes, today. in the rest of
tht II cities and the 31S towns.
| The features of the day We're the con-
tests in three congressional districts,
the 18th. eth and 18th. In two of them
| the 18th and 9TH, the present congress-
men, Charles c. Tlrrell of Natick. and
| Ernest w. Roberts, We're successful in
obtaining sufficient delegates to guar
antee nomination.
In the 18th district Former Mayor
john w. Weeks of Newton. won a de-
ciSive victory over State Senator AL
bon f. Bemis of Foxboro.
OF the senatorial contests. that in tho
southeastern part Of the state. called
the Cane district. and including the
towns Oil Cape Cod, Martha's Vine
yard. Nantucket and the EliZabet Is
land, WAS the feature With every
town accounted for in the return
showed that not one of the five candi
dates had succeeded in securing a suf-
#, lent number Of delegates to claim
the nomination.
The staining was ls follows: Hemar
- y
fIncillcy of Tisbury. 8; Thomas Patti
son of Ball.stable. s: William Nave of
Bourne. I: Darius n. Nickerson OF
RarWich 3.
The contest in the second Norfolk
senatorial district WIS also left unde.
cided, nor" than half 4 dozen candi-
oates not being able to obtain a ma
i"rity of the delegates in the 10 small
towns.
Former Representative William s.
Kyle of Plymouth, Won a sweepi, . VIC
tory in the first Plymouth senatorial
district. where he defeated j. ]. O'BIicn
If Arlington, hy Il vote of IS to IL. With
three towns to hear from.
In the third Worcester senatorial lis
trict Martin +. Converse had Il long
lead over tw" otter candidates.
OF the delegates elected in all Giles
md towns to the state convention.
which Will he held in this city. oct. :.
J. J. Whipple of Brockton tonight.
claimed that he had sufficient mum
er 70 civ" him the nomination for
state treasurer.
Lowell, Mass, Sept. 2S.-IIon. A. +.
Bruce of Lawrence. told a representa-
tive of the Sun, this morning. that he
has 81 delegates pledged to him while
only "a are necessary for a choice in the
congressional convention.
Mr. Bruce gave out the following ta-
Bile of delegates which he said are
pledged to him:
Lawrence, -. Ward =: Lowell. 4:
MethueG. Andover. North Andover.
DunStable. Wilmington Reading,
North Reading. Lynnfcld. Tewksbury.
Carlisle, one each. Chelmsford did not
instruct its delegate ana burlington
did not hold a caucus. TyngSbOro did
not instruct its delegate. but Mr..
Bruce says that the vote will be cast
for him. He says that Mr.. HenneSsy
will receive 26 RowelI votes and the
votes of Dracut and Bellerica making
a total of 2S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

John Hyer' who is employed ham
merins heads IL The Emerson & Ste
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
BY Couft America,
No. "a, Fofestefs
Of America, Nov.
%, 1904.

For every dime turned in one vote will
be credited to the person for whom this
vote is given. Address p. O. Box 2B8, Wa
terville. Ma
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29
WATERVILLE.
COLBY COLLEGE.
eo,hon1ore Girls Issue Manifesto
Other Interesting Notes.

n1s-rstrd with the garbled report of
49,. e,..hm,u3 girls peanut drunk
r,n ut into several papers, tn.
,L.,r.oyr Girls have issued the fol
mvt-g manifesto:
". }..g'.t ~, ."di.Gly that tn" cla:';
# l.,, iS 50 lacking in courage and
.i...-y 70 ,-lrt for themselves that even
ana. rr.. ro-oT-rntion Of the entire col
.... ftrv d.". ned il Necessary To hid"
.....-- ~! Il cellar ana creep out shortly
.,.r ..lrn Poor things, II WAS TOO
ta4 rA.t they had to furnish tl.eir own
i..ol:iii"ns: truly 'cvcrgreens' is Il fit
,l, t.,.n for them.
,,r,.e are excellent articles with
osnu nl"nds may conceal the pea
,-. M their gentle protege"s. future
.-.-!,i.,.n t:il<,. note. With older heads
i. ,l4u. with older htad- to help ana
-.I'i. thr f.ithful class Of 1906 10 guard
r j. go straug" ihHt tn" earnings
..4.l lnt raw" gou" to a place" Wh"f"
.... ~nd colds W.r" not 80 Hbililh-
.. Their IDEAS "r" truly IrlmiNN"
ir r,.,. J., anuts 1T ) "'clock ami hpth-
j.~ more. is th"ir IDEA Of fun.
COLBY '01."
g,,i..r.. wa; Il meeting % tn" n."nlh"rS
g. ,h,. t;h.o and Mauiplin clubs a't"r
r.,,l..l Yesterday roruinG. kafl H.
t,,..i.nl, ',t. ,f VA ryilI", WAS rI"rt-
.I ,,..,;,...s.,.: A,tFlu- ". Palnl".' 'Dh .:
/. ,fi.Id uas .I.ct..d leader Of tn :
,.... cub ana St"f,n.:I q. i;'.fn 90. ii
c., l-I..r of tn. NJ Mnd"lm club.
ur...oi k.nni~"h Ill begin at "nr'
h..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-29

n"s'oh, sept. 2s.-Having settled
i''a''' 'ohtes's' Yesterday, in p cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-01

Romuiua and Hemua. having de-
cided 10 found q city. watched this
skies for phenomena. 90 rivalry for
the honor Of becoming sponsor for
the settlement
Il can see a hofaeny.' observed
Nsmua.
Huh" said ROmuius. Just then
/ heard a Rumdrop."
We'll. felt "a dew drop" said he.
mus hastily
But I saw n star light"
hut / saw "a FREELY. too"
you must take this contest for
Hkyiark."
Never mind. guess the city VIII
be named after me. Didn't / see
Venus pianstT"
Homulus would have loSt had ha
not just then seen the air brake.
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~ STAR DUST s-

They'a things doin' In politieks e
as Josh Wise would say II he were
only here.
And there must have been sadness
ia the P.sf aanctun last night when
Governor Mcbride told the reporter
20 please go way and let me sleep
Coin fnhln'7
DON'T KICK ANY HATS on
THE SIDEWALK TODAY.
Look out for loaded cigars. too.
And say. girls. II anybody sends
you any chocolate creams. try 'em on
the dog first. They may be only
tar soap and plaster Of paris.
Even the wcatherman fooled us.
But then. DR. Tanner. you could
only buy about 81 grains % radium
with that iizb.C0O fortune.
A Dea Moines. Iowa. man who f.
very rich. has announced his lnteu-
ton of removing To Dowie'n Zion
city. lie seems 10 have the necea-
sary requirement for residence there.
Richard Mananeid'H manager has
resignsd. Richard intends 20 find a
new manager who will be more
easily managed.
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a cLEW TO JOSH

A wireless telegram was received
at the Star Dust office this morn
ing stating that n clew TO the where
abouts OF Josh Wise had been dis
covered. A man answering the de-
scription OF Josh in every way was
seen at the steamer landing in Iiv-
erpooi some time since with n worn
and haggard look. bespeaklng a
great WEAKNESS OF worldly things
Most convincing of all WIS thin
place In the whiskcrs OF the man
suspected OF being Josh and the fact
that he was heard to murmur as II
20 himself. the words. when a
feller's done a spell NV gallavantin'
it's gospel truth tibet there's no
burned place Ike hum"
This sounds like Josh. and the re-
port is that he wore the "homing''
look. 40 Josh may show up In day
or so.
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THE PROGRAM.

The program is a useful thing;
It's handed right and left:
II teliE ~ who IL rent 20 sing
And who's the lugEisF deft
II hsis the scenes throughout the play,
II guides the thirsty man
To Jim'N or Eds or Biifs cafe,
or Supnern helps one plan.
It's pages also bear much more
They're fun Of ads. OF pills.
OF tailor shop. Of dry goods store.
OF shingles and Of siIls:
IL tells me where the exits are,
And that the rugs are lent
BY Jones 4 Jones their stAhd's nst
far.
And who's the author gent:
IL puts me wise 20 names eosnplets >
OF manager and props"
The wardrobe lady's on tho sheet
But there its story stops
n doesn't tell me any night
The thing Ia like to know
who IL that pretty chorus rprits
who's flirting with me sor-'
THE BALDHEAD.
The Japa having walked all over
China unce. are evidently preparing
20 do the same thing again
-
Pleasing Qualities and Styles
The Mems Soft and Stiff Hats
sold By r. ~. Brooks a Co. are not
equaled IN the city. either for quail
ity or style zee
Best photos In the city. Prices reaa-
enable. EgENn 4 Ericsson. 1876 First
avenue. zee
Who's your Tailor7 Herald. 10 and-
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KING BILL DRAWS
Picture OF
HIS sword

PORT ARTHUR. April All
quiet here today. None Of the Rus
sian ships tried 90 go any further
than the bottliuE works this MORN
ing.
ST. PETERSBURG. April i.--Gen-
eral Whitsplpesky has been banished
to Tacoma. Wash. L. .. A. In dis
grace. the cxar having learned he
had supplied the army with smoke
less ciRarets.
PEKING. April i-china's inter
est in the war IN seen In the action
Of the dowaKcr empress In deoorat-
ing General Ma with the insignia Of
the order OF the Purple Apron. She
also granted 60 him the right 10 use
the title Of grand Instead Of general
General Au has received the badge
OF the Black Cat.
SEOUL April 1.-The Korean
army. according 20 custom, took a
day off TO attend the opening AZ the
mammoth establishment OF Huh
huh, rnliltuer for man and woman.
and hook vt the spring hats.
since the hAlr-cuttins haze started
at Ann Arbor. the number OF bald
headed men has increased by 200.
Unfortunately all OF them were cut
that way instead of being Jerked.
n Jim I'm Of the Great Northern
f. introduced 20 the rivers and har-
bors committee as Jas. J. Hill. Of
the United States" how would Pier
pont Morgan be introduced
Why DO women treasure old the
alter oobpons7
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ECHOES FROM
BATTY-LAND

1.-THE retort courteous is on be-
tween 10 Kos and Krazy Krank.
Kraxy comes back at 10 today thus
ly:--S. ID. NJ.
POOR 10 KOSl
Really, I am sorry. 10 Kos,
III you lost much needed sleep.
Were I sure 'twould mend the matter
l don't know but what ia weep!
But remember In the future,
Right the Star Dust Man has
guessed.
she Is II, although few know Il.
Close your eyes now. 10. and rest.
--KRAzY KRANK.
III. s.-Krazy sends the s. d. Nj.
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- Classified Ads. ~


y. X. Mullen. 81 BslIsra ave. sep
City HALL
Fremont DRUG cs. u~lns stree,
and Fremont sNenus
W. A. Msnstisld q Co. prueelst
xsd and jackson.
orshsm's Home Bakery. eTos ia
avenue.
c N lshnsrsft. sIs.r store. sisb
Bseend
Thea Harris, st pestefles. Rsntsn
llttls's Pharmsey, tst ave- nerth
and Harrison street J. n. hisss'
proerlsten.
Cartier q Co. prueslss. cor. STR
-. ard eso street Seth seattle
y. a. Moore. Pes.etflos. Sc. PARK
University prus Store. University
etstler.
Howell 81 Pharmacy. io2+ Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. pre-
srieser O2s e. Madison.
ceiurbla prus Store. w, J. STUD
hy, PROP ceiun,hia. Wash.
Broadway phsrusey. y. Z. Fisher
eree- sfs ereadSsy ard Jsrssa
Quaker Drug Co.. 1913 ist ave.
Lssrs's Pharmacy, 2So ". 6road-
~ayi phone, Union %.
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Az IOWA CARD PARTY.

About 30 young friends 81 Miss
May Card gathered 10 her home
south Of the town Tuesday evening
10 celebrate her 18th birthday.
Games and other amusemenis we're
the order Of the evening. after which
an oyster supper was served. All
spent a very pleasant evening But
Ter County Uowa) Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-01

picture OF herself for the benefit
Of 10 Kos. The =. y. NJ. IL Eorry IL
can't be printed. II 10 Kos will
show himself the picture Is hH.--
y. -. Nj
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SHELDON. THE PIANIST.

THE FIRST REGISTERED ka
WE'LL As THE FIRST LICENSED
PALMIHT EVER IN SEATTLE.
TTE RrcnRns NOW OK FiIE N
THF OFFICE or TUE LICENSE
INarECTOR 10 NOT VERIFY
THIS CLAIM
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CHE Af-ueed house. lafss tract 81
terrun. t1s dawn aud & per month
o. cords Of Mood tree come Today
office on Eruund. o. fare on wash.
inEfun street
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GEO. q. HAwtEY. teacher Of gultA,
ana banjo also buck and WinH dane.
log A. Wilma huuee ats James st,
ROBIN - Seattle. wash.