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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26
GREAT MUSIC EVENT
CONGRESS OF SONG" At
HAWAIIAN OPERA no. Sc
MAGNIFICENT CHORUS WILL SING
TOMORROW NIGHT - THREE
HUNDRED VOICES IN
ORATORiO.

Everything Is now ready for the
Congress of Song" at Hawaiian Opera
House tomorrow evening Prof. Gerard
Barton has had three full rehearsals
with the great chorus and now has II
under perfect control. This has been
made possible on account of the ex.
cellent training each section has had
from the different leaders and when
the combination was effected there
was only the necessary attention to
Prof Barton's baton to follow the in
depreciation which gives individuality
to the director and carries the ora.
torio above the mechanical beat of tho
metronome.
The rapid development of the Choir.
us and the mastery way In which 1t
has taken hold OF such classics as
Mozart's Gloria from Twelfth Mass"
and THE Bridal Chorus" from 10
hengrin" has been a great surprise to
Prof. Barton and has given cause for
| considerable enthusiasm not only In
the director but also In every individ.
ual member of the assembly. This gives
confidence and the two combined are
vitality important to the rendition of
and confidence will be there the night
of the event. The tone, tempo, pitch
and perfect balance Of voices all blend
TO make the oratorio Of most inspir-
| ing nature
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

|. Read Wants" on page 6.
New game pit" at Wall Nichols Co..
Rainier and primo beer on draught or
in bottles at the Pantheon.
Have your old Panama hat made
like new. Globe Clothing House.
Firewood sawed and split ready for
stove. Pacific Transfer, 126 King st :
Given away: Neatly printed cards
Of rules Of the new game Of 500. Wall,
Nichols.
Geo. Ashley, bookkeeper for the Ho-
nolulu plantation, is i'll at the Queens
hospital.
The best hot lunch in the city, with
daily change of bill Of fare, at the
Elite Ice Cream Parlors.
The most delicious Of soft drinks
"Ono'-can be got at the HOLSTER
Drug Co., Ltd. Fort street
Mrs. Kobbe OF Kauai, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. X. l.. Scott,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Mr.. Adams, principal Of the Kaneohe
school. is Ill at the Queens hospital
He is reported to be improving.
Hawaii Chapter No. /, Order of Ka-
mehameha, will hold a meeting this
evening for elections of officers
To arrive ex Alaskan" May 18th, di.
rect from Oregon, 80 head of young
plantation mules and 20 head of thor.
oughbred Durham bulls. For sale at
/ E.,hp No
Chuck Hoy and Tong Phong. two
prominent Chinese merchants of this
city. returned in the China from
three months tour in the States. They
are greatly pleased with America and
especially like Los Angeles.
"a Woman" will be Hamilton's top.
ic at the Christian Church tonight; the
evangelists are preaching and singing
the Gospel every night with telling
power, and vital truths from the Bible
are presented at every service.
Although the new steamship Manuka
Is not due to arrive from the Colonies
before June 1. Davies & Co., the local
agents of the Canadian Australian line.
| -,
sne Ta"oNa 10 'epoi'eu W W very
i"o' w
collector OF Internal Revenue Roy
chamberlain this morning received
cablegram from Deputy II. d. Couzens,
who has been spending his vacation on
the mainland. 10 the effect that he
would return to Honolulu in the So
mona. due here on .June LIST
| r.
., ,ha Ia,a De- T.o. ST., III, 10
ho,d =, 4 a,o,oa,, ,his .,,annaa ~ ..
Anaro,.a Ca,haarai T.a na,,' ~.
haar oron,a,aa .na ,to 49, an ~ -,
,n ,ho ,,a,n,a.. Co. In,an,, .ne
sou,i,, 10, =, NJ. So. go. - Wv
"''e'
a vacation WITHOUT KODAK is u va
catioh wasted. Srowh-ups ana every
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26
GUILD MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Woman's Auxil-
larry and Guild OF st. Andrews Cathc-
dral Is to be postponed until June 9Th,
oil account OF holiday coming on
Monday. The committee on the mis-
sionary exhibit requests that each
member of the Auxiliary bring some
characteristic Hawaiian curio to Sc.
Andrews Priory before Sunday as the
box must be shipped East by the Ven
tura on Monday. The following articles
would be appreciated by the commit
tee: hats, mats. sofa pillows, leis OF
all sorts, photos and kahilis. The COM
mittee consists of Mrs. f. T. Simpson.
Mrs. C. Montague Cooke. Jr.. Mrs. T..
w. Jordan and Mrs. VIM. NJ. GifYard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26

Prof. w. ]. Kennedy, Chief OF the
Department OF Animal Husbandry at
the Iowa State College OF Agriculture.
has just received one of the most i'm
portant commissions ever granted by
the United States Department of Ag
riculture, He is to spend year in
Europe to investigate the condition
that makes Its live stock industry so
profitable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26

In Louisianas Worlds Fair exhibit
there will be shown 9S varieties OF
mosquitoes. They are in cases and
are guaranteed not to bite or sing
Baltimore American.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26

"Pia' or Hawaiian starch is offered
for sale by the California Feed Co. 1t
is OF superior quality and is n home
product
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-26

sales--l2 Eva, $40; $40 Eva, $40.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.eoe25 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
TIE STRENUOUS LIFE

modern has precisely Of enloyment=n
uon.
lie forgotten think dream. he knows
newt before keen busy.
deeds he has interest IN anything
but deeds
The worlds wor, Is the elevated topic
mind-not worlds history It's meaning destiny.
lie happy only In the midst OF activity. What he wants is
"mching donE II has that doesn't matter what
display energy itself aaenates We don't IN
quro whether the end Is worth while
couund change with It isn't the Eoai that
inspires absorbed In pride at each tiny after
another
victims passion details rease that
prove ourselves BY
little fas We about therefore If weights doing
pole vaults throwing hammers appaudnE another II this
trundlng world glorious destiny
Here Roosevelt deems O'clock
IN the morning country his
blood into cculao And axe him president and ssa him
the 10 modern manhood
Nov. the plain energy displays
prsivcy than n action Amefa remark this
Of the Gcucvan philosophers heethat Napoleon
with his power
than the furious Hercules beating With his athletic
The modern spirit Of the
traton. energy
only acts. effects noise
The calm the poised eagle silence eauanmtv eaaempa-
uon-thcse things DO not speak %
The indian In hts blanket the serenity
Indifference turmoil has dignity that shamea
Of civilization In the midst Of the electric devices which enable him
70 DO day Tor which his grandfather would
weeks and months How much OF that vosk Is worth whief
These summer days generous soa panE reluctant n die In
their plcndor msaaIak life makuk
vain the feyerc chase Of the hours which modern
How much easier pleasautsr. ] s to=lBs taaf
Lying hillside By the the abaurdy of prevailing
concept OF human existence comes home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
TWO LINES
PROVIDED
Danger OF Breaking OF Munic-
ipal Electric Delivery System
in City to BE Avoided

Patrons uf the municipal electric
plant will not b. uuhicrt 90 tho
frequent breaks In tue delivery of
current which has been fur YEAR,
characteristic uf the seattle EirC
trir Companya service. During thr
last few weeks forrest urca have
shut off delivery OF current ln enc
city Tor several hours az "a time
car service haa bad tn bo suspended
aud no rle,trit ughta could ho used
According Co Superintendent j 10
Ross the danger of me UuppllnE 90
the municipal service from forest
fires viii be- az minimum To
avoid thia danger a. much a. puaai
bile two separate feed wires are De-.
inE run into the ely from the plant
at Cedar talln There Will br ono
ou each aide of Cedar river o. Tar
A. the pole line follows the course
Of the river
The lltter Will serve a. an ca
rvilent fire hreak. there briug uule
danger OF a tire burning uu both
slides II the river al the same time
This double line b. now hrlnE buiit
from the power house AZ the falls
for distance 90 twelve miles down
the river. there the pole unr thhe a
the right ~ way of thr water pipe
for the roat Of the distance tn Sc
attic
For the present only a single wire
vii De run along thia section. but
Il will be- doubled al rruu az nrhr
tIsabie The danger nom nrrs
through this euuutry VIA not b. ao
Eraat n is not 30 heavily umhrrof
and a vide STRIP D. cleared out
along the rsht of Way
IA Ions distance electric plants It
has been Impossible to completely
avoid oeIaHIoual stops in Uurrsuf
delivery but Tie necessity pf DO has
been minlmised a. much a. pua.I.
bic In the construction uf fhe .itY'a
plant Another important pruyiainu
that has been made Do the inaihila-
ton Of an emergency panel in the
transforming house ht seventh and
NsHier This viii make lt possible
q hook on eann horse nuwer from
BHv ~ the private electric rompa
uIea u the city 3 juice cannot b.
delivered faF an Interval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

Il not been 30 sad
Nov thata what call patience. F"
he continued. and It's my style. Hut
Il waH not the style uf a fellow [
knew lie Wa Il little. thin. sawed
eff sword swallowing aud Juggling
franshmsn DE vile he Gated him
Hslt an8 ha had "a nice wife. She
dta tfapeHe work and used 20 dive
from under the roof into q net. turn
lhH okef once on the way az nice as
fuu please.
De Vile had uuiek temper. ~
aHlek aH his hand. aud his hand was
aH quick aH the paw Of q tiger one
aaY. because the fingmastef called
him q ftageatsf. OF something like
that aud maybe a little worse. be
showed him against the sou pine
Il aground he used lu hts knife
throwing At SO quick the fiugmaa
tee didn't have time 10 think. and
there before the audience. pe VILE
sept the air ON FIRE with hia knives.
sinking them into the wood en-
around the fiufmhhtef 20 close that
thek raHH#d through hla clothes and
HznHf IT them bit into his skin
Tie clowns had o. pull the
kHIKeH uslt 10 SGT him loose Tor he
Has PINNED fact So The word went
sd 40 una dared 90 be more than
barely civil o. hts wife And she was
"a slf hit ~ baagaEe. too. only all
hands WEIR afraid ~ he Ntic
liut there Vas one man. wallace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

BACK To THE ATTIC.
Back Co the attic for Yoa. straw hat.
Away from ny sight away
You looked ali right Ia the August
sun
But your finish has come today.
Pretty swell IA usre yau. back IN
June
No better In any store
But the bright. uew look that you
bore then
Is missing fureVefmure.
Not that you're old and aiaoat worn
out.
It's not that your hrim f. bent.
Not that Ygur glue doesn't come OF
now,
And not for break or dent
Dirty and cracked though y7u are
old straw.
There atilI would be wear in You
Only the first u ssptemher.s here
And strawa shouldn't bs in view
Good enough I'D though you were
last month.
Yau now have become paase.
And a nail n the attic.a the beat
you get
Your finish IL here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

tCowrIRht ia0a BY the Frank lee
De Publishing llouael
iie had "a dreamy. farzauay look
in his eyes. and hts sd. iuaiHtuHt
voice. gentIe spoken a. maidiH
seemed the plseid embodiment Of
some deep SEALED mnlaue holy IL
vas thH Leopard Man. huI he dii
not tnak o. Hts business IN life
whereby b. lived. Vas 10 appear Ia
r. case 81 performing Iaapafda be
fore vest audiences aud 10 thrui
thusr audiences b. certain exhibit
uunH af Serve for which hia employ
rIa rev afds1 han en- aeala com
wruauftfH tIth the thrills he pro
Iu.rI
- cay BE- ala not iaak H. lie
uRa narrow hIuUHa. nHIHuH ahauI E
fefrt cad aHfmi.. while BE seemed
bot 30 mu.h oppressed by gloom
aa bF sweet ard gentle sadness.
fhr weight ~ ahlHh aaH aa aHsaIIs
fn1 rHHtif borne Iaf go hour hal
been tTFlHs ta SEE a story out ~
flm haI be- HHHeafaH - iasH Imas
InatI0u To hIm there aaa 40 10
naHee ln Dis HHfEeHua Hafsrr. no
feefH af fHfine na thfna NOTHING
tut a rfHF HauHnHaa and iunnIfs
hnftFFHam
ltaUa Uh fea' be hha fauahl
with them De as nafhlnn All
buu haH 90 Az as Ia stay aahaf
Ans ba-if eaalt ahIn Iiaa fa a
sfandafIN aIth EN- ordinary atlak.
90 haH fsuabi ane fsf haIf aH hauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

ur.e 1asi hIf hIm en- fhs nass
every tima b. rushed aHH AHaH -
Ent afffui an rushed aIth hla heaH
f1vu. sbf ere fhiun - ~ Has -
HfI.h oct faar les WHsa D.
Erabhef &c ibr fsH SEQ HHss # b. 3
aui bii him eu ere uaae asaIa. IA
uaa HlL
VIA ths fsf-awaF Iask r. he
rr-a anH bic aaf1 naa ~ eaHza be
showed nns hfH aHafa TnHHs see
many ~ fhffu HHf ere rFHeHf ore
ehfre fIErHaa naH HHIH ri faF hIH
shoulder and Eaae taan b. IHH bone
cruid So thr neatly HsanllsI fsnta
In the coat hH had 90 It's fiHhf
nrrr ffnu fha slhaa aaanz lesA -
az though &c hsd EeHe IhHsasst E
thrrahins ua hilaa. shaf q he fax-
ago ufaanhf b. slsas AT fafsEz
nuf H eza uafhiua. b. aatA aniH
thr nid sounds bothered hin Hausss
s BET ahHH faInF weather aaHss "a
Suddenly biz fac hfIeIIfeuea 9Th
r. frrsiiHftissn. fsH be So HsaiiH -
snrloas fa EiEs IRE e story - [ 80
t1 go BE-
q suppose rou'Fr heard - the
ffan-tsfner uh1 as hated - an
other fsanr hs aaked
BE raHsfd anI looked fHsnsIFeiF -
o. sIeE Iiau in the faEH nuuaaitH
"got ths tsathaehe he explained
Well thr IHn tanners hlE p}aF -
fha Hua eH#a aHa rHfHHH HIa he'd iH
IA lion uauufh Toe man v Ha hated
rim attended every Performance lH
tna hope aausstIfHa ~ seeing that
sion crunch down Sc followed the
shav rhaut aH over the euuntfa
T.Nr Fe.fa Weut hg and be zfH# oh.
ana the lion .taf# fr nfess eta. aua tha
fan rrea ODD And &c iaat one aaf
sitting iu 5 front seat hs HfN sFsflHt
Do had wnIteH for The han
rrnehrd down HnH there go
amy ned to call do los
Tho Leopard Mau nfaHsea So
DID, over bis finger nails iH q nj aflfff
which would have been eflfI I 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

lowed
"nut saw n through lhe hole N
che canvas Do Vile drew hit
handkerchief from his pocket made
aa though 90 mop the aWeht from
hls face Win u az waa "a hot dayb
ami az the Same time walked paHi
WnllnceH back lte never stopped
beat kept right on a. the doorway
where he turned hts head. while
passing uut, ana shot a swift lsak
back ut the unconscious man The
look troubled me al the time. for not
only dld ! soc the hatred iH u. but
saw triumph na wen
1De Nillc viii bear Watching I
said 20 myself and 1 really bfeathed
easier Whom Jaw him 60 out the
entrance 90 thr circus grounds and
board an viectric car for DOWN
town. A Few minutes later I WIS
m the big tent where Z had over
hauled Rcd Denny. KING Wallace
was doing hia turn and holding the
audience Hpriibound. lie was In a
particularly vicious mood. and he
kept the Hons STIRRED up tll they
were oil snnrling aud growing
around him that H.. an 81 them e.
rcut old Augustus. and he vas Just
too fst and lazy and old 10 get
stirred up over anything
Finally Wallace cracked the old
Hons knees with hia whip and got
him into position old Augustus.
blinking good nbturedlY opened bis
mouth ana On popped Wai1aee.H
head. Then the jaws came together.
crunch. iunt like that
The Leopard Mau smiled Ia a
swrctiy wistfui fashion. and the far
away lnoh came into hia eyes.
And that was the end af King
Wallace" 10 Nent on in bic sad. iaa
voice After the excitement cooled
down watched MS chance and bent
over aud nmellcd NaiiArga head
Then I NneeErd
lit was p" quenied with
hnltlnF rawsrurea.
snuff that De- VILE dropped au
bits hair in the lrrauluH tent Hd
Augustus never meant 10 do a. lie
only nureErd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
SUPPOSED BURGLAR
IN UPTOWN HOME

A supposed burglar 40 The rrni-
dsuee ~ ~ X Julian. at 900 Tecn
y second avenue. proved to boz but
a lalEer. however CITY Detectives
Barhee aud Tenant Nerr called la
70 investigate the caae The ietsc-
fites we're informed after their ar
rival that a man auapcfcd 10 being
q burglar waa lu the house flr Eas
heard 10 enter a room 1u che top
floor and neeu lighting "a lamp
shortly afterwards che light went
out
The dstectlvss prnt On tho room
IN question and knocked at tho
door. What DO you want Re-
piled a voice Ia sleepy tone uu the
inside 81 the room What are you
doing IN there p" said narber deter.
mined to alft the business 90 the
bottom TWINS tU En f1 sleep. =
Y8u fellows To let me came back
the disappointing answer Further
Investigation proved the man 20 boz
a ladEer iu the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

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many railway wreck HHi lhe - 2
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troubles Uut since the adv ~ e
Br kings NrW Discovery f1f Sens
sumption. Coughs snd colds eos
49, v..fat rasea can b. cured. al
hopeless resignation Is 10 iaHfsf
necessary MrH Lois eaEE af Ignfs
chester Maaa. - one ~ many Fhoae
ife uaa saved hy uf KING ~ =
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guaranteed for all Throat aud Lung
Giaonasa by G. o. GUY. Inc. Drug
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

+ aha see affat1 - naihInE IEr Wa
Re lee fafnef Hud 30 he'd che n~if-
same ira - putting hls head into
fhH iiahH usauth He'd uui ~ into
tha Haath - aHr - them though
+ - preferred AuHusfua q bir. Erod
F fHHzfHHHA k#asf Hha euula always b.
T aznsn I'D anau
A. { 80 saying. Wallace King
- aIlaHa ns called hinaa afraid
F - nathIHH aute 80 dad IIe go a
kInE aud 40 miatasr I've seen him
HFHHk. auI Ga aaErr 90 into The
##aH Hf = lisa lhafd turned nasty
and eIfnaut stlek beat him 20 IS
aaaHh lat did ii 9Th he nst un
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Haaamn - VILE
- 81 unroar behind az the Loop
ard Nan fafuea quietly around a.
IS e aiei.tsd esRe. and nnnksy.
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E fHe HaHiifIeu. had had ita pas aciEst
f - = hir ray vaff uho 80 trying
F - Pal Il aff - malls HtFsnEth. THO
aHfn SEEMED stretching aut longer
ana ianFsf ifks thiek elastic. and
F fhe unfortunate fIs1ukeYn mates
HHHa HzlafuH a terrible Sin 40
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dealt ths self q aharp bios On the
aaae uIth the urht cane he carried.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
HlHY WANTS
WADE KNOWN

Charles " Armstrong yesterday
afternoon filed "a divorce anit
against hla uIfr Mrs Violet Arm
strong. on the sround 90 cruelty
he claims that DIE wife hit him
eifh a udlnR chip several ycaw
ago and has always neglected Bis
eunf fort hnd that % bier children
The couple have been separated
Hiaes Isqa
Mrs Susan Johns wants al.
varer frpm William Johns She al
leEen drunkenness and nouHupport
In hsr complaint nlrsi yesterday
Mrs. Allie Owens also wants frrw.
dom frum matrimon al bonds on
the EFuand that Der husband 10.
aeph niren. does not Support her
according O. her stat un iu ufc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

We've got the world beat for
speed said the proud man from
the lakes az be- took his friend from
New York over the new ore boat
we can put on a load in six hours
That's nothing said the New
York man. contemporary Why.
we New Workers can load up lu tuo
hours"
That's very good. admitted the
proud man. "but We can unload In
an hour" whercupon the New
Yorker leaned against a capstau and
Eaaped FOR breath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

Terminated vlth on ugly cat on the
leg of J a. Orn~f. Franklin Grove.
W % developed stubborn ulcer
uryicidinr 20 doctors aud remedies
Cor four years Then HuekieH'a Ar
Mica aalye cured les Just sa E1of
for uufnH Fraifa. skin Erupfiana
qua Piles o.. "a &. o. Guy, iae..
sud ave and Neaief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
- STAR DUST ~


of proof rests On Brooklya All pm.
adeiphla
OF maybe It's some t0an ahrfa
they're ashamed 10 play It In day
light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
CAN BEDONE
THIS WEEK

That little plano problem that has
been revolving la your mind for
some time can b. easily aud salts
faetofiiy solved this seek b. taking
advantage Of one Of the many bar
Eains Ne are offering a, this tine.
Remember you need not wait TIL
you have an The cash. for Ne sell on
vey Easy payments when desired
and you have the use Of the piano
whlls paying Tor a.
n you have a piano and no one %
play Il step Ia and let az show you
the Simpler" IL wlli pat nes
iife Ia you and the piano
lIo~ about a ErAphophoue or =
small musical instrument Of some
kind' We carry a fun line Of these.
step In. You are always welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

-Four course. Soc 6 e0HfHe. 15e.
and ~ course. 81 90 with 3auteines
or burgundy. Every evening At
the Maiaon Barberia. Second and
James go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

n. any evening. your copy 81 The
Star has not arrives At 6 % o'clock.
tslsphonc--siunhst. Mzin 100. or In
6speu dent 1873. any time between
70 and 4s09-aud a copy AL bs sent
you At ancn. b. special fuaAzonAer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08
Curse
DRINK
iHTEEENNEsB CTHTD 10 HrAY
tIHED UF
White Ribbon Remedy

So taste. so ador Any woman can
give DE- iu glass ri water. Goa. coffee ur
food without FHfIrutH know ledge.
White Ribbon Remedy uII| cure ur
destroy tha d.He1Hal appetite fur 900
alcoholic drinks. aUrfHHr fHr U4tifut
81 confirmed IHrHrHfr. "fIunirr
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

Anyway. no matter uhat else you
may say about the Russians. you
can't say thhg xe been letting Port
Arthur run a. a Wiae-upen town.
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NOT ONE PRIME or IT.

A paw-paw tree IN front % Mrs.
Or. p A. CrOmloy's residence hangs
full o. paw paw8 -GallipO'ls 90
Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

We don't sell Photo Coupons %
faH cent discount Began a Efi..
aan. tt1s let 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

A newspaper paragraph is 10 the
effect that croqnct by night - be-
coming popular The paragraph
dOesnt say whore. bnI the burden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

Teeth filled and extracted without
pain. A specialist in ch4fEe OF each
department We will tell you In ad-
vance what your work vii coat by
free eNnminntiou All Work guar.
nutrrI fuf ton yrnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-08

A tramp saved a New York Cen
trial train and the company gave
him a lie pass. The company prob
ably figured that no self-respccting
tramp would ride on a pass