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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
THE MINNEAPOLIS TO FIRE GUNS.

Newport. r Z. June 2---The flagship Mime
apolis OF the North Atlantic Training Squadron.
accompanied by the training ship Prairie. lett
port this afternoon for No Mans Land The N1inne
apolls Will IRE all her Sor a record, and the
officers of the Prairie viii mark the scores At
the conclusion OF the target practice the Mime
apolis will go the Boston ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
YALE HONOR FOR FILIPINO JUDGE.
Chinese Commissioner to ST. Louis Fair Also
Likely to Receive Degree.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune. J

New-Haven. Conn, June 27.-Although the giving
of honorary degrees at Yale is a secret jealousy
guarded prior to commencement day, 1t was said
to-day that Chief Justice Arrelano. Of the Philip
pines and Wong kai kah the Chinese commits
sioner to the St. Louis Exposition, would be thus
honored Both will be here commencement day.
In fact the Chinese diplomat is already a guest At
Yale. General Samuel + Merwin and the Rev.
Stewart Means. rector Of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. two others who have been mentioned
recipients of degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
GIFTS TO YALE.
Contributions During the Year Exceed Those
of Last-Classes Give Large Sums.

New-Haven. Conn, June 27.-The annual report
of the directors of the alumni fund Of Yale Uniyer
sity was made public to-day The announcement is
made that the class of 81 will make Il special gift
the university. to be made known at commence
ment exercises. The contributions received during
the year So 949 exceeding those of last year
by 1896, and making the total to date S20S,z9S The
class of 10 in recognition OF its twentyhfth ami
versary. makes speciAI gltt of SO. so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
WEST POINT HoNoRED EDGERToN.

West Point. y Y, June Z7-Every department
was closed and all labor suspended here to-day out
Of respect to the memory OF the late Lieutenant
Colonel Wright p Edgerton. whose funeral oc-
CURED s afternoon. Religious services were con-
Quoted oy Chaplain shpman.- and all of the vart7
ous 5etac bments OF the post. including the cadet
battalion attended the service. In addition to
these many general officers Were present The
menber acted as honorary pallbearerx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
TERMINAL WORK TO BEGIN MONDAY.

The excavation work on the Pennsylvania tunnel
terminal site nj Thirtythird-st. and Seventh-ave.
will begin Monday. II is SOo0WO job. and IL
viii be done by the New-York Contracting and
Construction Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
FAILED TO ELECT BISHOP.

Halifax. n. S. June 1.-THE Church OF England
Synod adjourned to-day without having appointed
a successor TO DR.. Frederick Courtney. of New
York as Bishop OF Nova Scotia. The synod will
hold another meeting in October to ballot for
tshn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
vAssAR GIRL THE WINNER.

Silver Bay, y. y June 2z-The students who are
attending the Students Conference here held field
day sports to-day which were participated In by u
large number Miss Evelyn Gardner. OF N2ssar
College was the winner At the conclusion or the
regular events mock contests were held Dr. Arthur
l.. Lloyd OF New York delivered an address to-
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
FEup FIGHTS OFF FOR WHILE.

Jackson KY June 1.-THE sherffs deputies and
posse last night captured James Salyers, wanted
for the murder of Mack White. and brought him
here to-day This ends the chase that involved the
feud factions in several collisions last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
FAMOUS NO. sse HAULING MILK.

WATERFOWL. n. Y. June 1.-THE New-fork Cen
trail locomotive No. 500. made famous as the first
engine to run the Empire State Express. and which
was exhibited at the Chicago Worlds Fair. has
been placed on the Massena-Utca route. 10 haul
the New-Yoyk milk train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
NEW p c. c. MAN FOR BROOKLYN.

Binghamton. y. Y. June I'll Clay Preston
sl1,erintendent of the Broome County Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children and AMI
mails has resigned that position to accept the
superintendency of the Brooklyn society TOT the
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
PROFESSORS RESIGN.

W0Olsev Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

June 2S-The Stewart. Norfolk. the Lawrence, al
Hampton Roads tho Bancroft. Juan. rhs
Rocket A Washington
June 26-The Wyoming the Perry and the Paul Jones
Portland
juno 27The Elfrtda. a. Nev-To- the MINNEAPOLIS and
Prairie. Msnemsha Blight, the Topeka. al
Hook; the Wisconsin and the Solace. AZ Shang
hat the BROOKLYN. the Atlanta the Marietta AID t1t
CcStire Gibraltar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
THE CRIME or BEING A Y0UHc MAN

Kenneth Macintosh the candidate for prosecuting attorney
county being ailed BY partisan and oppos
Ing politicians other than that he IL
Every political nbterfugc has been exhausted and The
contempthle political pense
now being rcsored distressing hour % need
This net a Kenueh Masintoshs ambitions Il
party which placed him In nonna-
bat defense et the ovNG NAN In politics and In pub
lie life
binders journalistic who when they driven nin
corner upon conduct campaign viii indst
a having been too reeenty born
a only act boomerang
10 those who employ It Is absolute
tapty that the who
n 10 decide tho issues ON the Sh day H ha
men drop the box for the first ume whe
viii decide Turner viii this state Il
Is this class viii whether Mr. Macintosh Or bis
opponent TIE present incumbent IN the prosecutor Of
partisan newspaper condemns can
that and that paper throwing
the Who the balance o. power tn
critical elcction.
that Ras they Of that before carrying their
dsEracefu tactics Gar.
Theodore Roosevelt, Of the New York legislature
speaker later and IN hese TO
years he had accomplished Of his whole
career White House the youngest eei So
ecuiive HID hest slit In the nations poser tn
give that mistakes he mas have
made have been due luexpefience Of youth
Mr. Macintosh h is wholesome Young
ambitious and capable young man and the party e
men other chars 70 bring against him save rs
youth would better s decide for hem-
selves jump their chances Of success By such
pisheadsa being employed In The campaign
against him
Il oua only Be Citing puslianmoua Hncom-
poops due AID contempt eyefY Young
that Ar Mac ntosh should be elected By oaa
Ing majority.
The star has notnr against opponent interest
IN candidacy such founded upoa the broad
principles efficiency IN public service
contempt Ter such AZ east IN
called for aspersiOns ehay and hope Of
natlon-the ambitious yoang American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

came toward her
You love me- he whispered.
Yes. answered Miss Whiting.
simply. 4 love you"
"hui-thatf
why should I heed shat people
say Of YOU replied Misa Whiting.
almost ansrIly what do care for
such for such hiaclmal7 isn't II
enough that ] know you are lnuo-
cent Why should YOU hang your
head as II you were a convicted
crimlnalf why should you can't
yuu
No. can't" replied Kills. turn
IND away from her.
You must." exclaimed Miss
Whiting
nut can't aua.ered Kills.
pitiluIiy. because
"1ceauaeaf
"netanse have no right 10 let
you talk Ike that should have
been a man and remained silent.
hui I couldn't and so you have"
lle paused and gazed drcamiiy out
Of the window. "But YOU don't
know an Of ~ You don't know
WHY ! should have kept silence.
You don't know why / should not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
TREATMENT or Puts

Psrnasssnss 81 Cure the True Test.
Many so-cailed pile remedies all
afford the usef slight temporary fr-
lief. aa1 the majority of those az.
nieted DO not expect more than
this.
The average sufferer. after hav-
ing tried eFefT prspAfafiHn recon.
msnaed Tor the cure u piles. comes
70 the eunclaalon that there Il no
cure except BY an operation. and
rather than uatsfkn thla last re-
sort he suffers on. resigned 10 the
situation. 20 far a. maybe The at
tsutiou % those interested is in
vlted q the following experiences.
After ten years u suffering from
hind. bleeding and proirudins piles.
and after uslnK every remedy
could hear ~ without aaF benefit.
I finally bought 4 nifty cent box
Of Pyramid Pile Cure. aud ueea ID
with such good results I bought
nsxf q dollar = box shleh finished
the iob. That vas nearly sin years
ago. and a. far a. piles h concerned
| am cared. and have never felt a
symptom of them since
Many others have used this rem.
eaY b. my saflce. with The same
results. and ! always recommend o.
a. sufferers wlth piles &C H.
Potts. Burlington. Kan.
Testimony like thia should con
vince the most skeuticai the rYfa-
mid pile Cure NOT only cures. brat
cures 20 stay cured. Ii "a ln the
form II a sappositary. can be ap-
piled 20 the parts affected. and does
it, work quickly aud palnisasig
Druggists generally sell fhla fam
Gus remedy for nftY cents a pack
age and Sufferers are urged 20 buy
a package nos and give IL a trial
tonight Accept no substitutes
A little book describing the cauaes
and cure % piles Il published b. che
Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich.
and same will be- sent free 10 any
address FOR the asking
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THE
GREAT

DIR cIlAHIEg FfEEII ROOD ~
TIE GHEA Est NEA FfFtEH ever
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HEa iTiir Ft.Esif. and clear the
Gem dehiuu ~ every birmlah such a.
pim iEa. hiar hheadas ETC.. Without In
tern If medicine
ron REMOVING wR1NKLEs Il l.
foH bi.vEI.orfNG THE nusr Or
restoring wasted breast fasf fhruuan
nursing ur elnkuHnH. MAKING THIN
EIfNEE8 PUNT HHd fiIIina the hul-
lows = aFfHWuN uHrHa there fa no
ether preparation IN The world that
apfd4AI. 0TFRH The regular price
% uf Charles Flesh Fnod ~ 81 90 a
bun bal fu Introduce o. inta thousands
80 UfW homes We have afaI Inf % send
two - haNeH o. an who aulwef this
naekaHe# are cent in plain wrapper.
postage prepaid
ifhia prruaHation h on .aln AZ ali
the urlhriuni Dry Goods atorna and
nfufHlata throughout the world. and
- hafe afsalnged NTH The Bon
quf ahavo special offer - two boxca
FHtHE- A sample box which contains
enough ~ uF Charles HiHah Fuat f1r
anyone to ascertain ~ great norris
viii ~ sent ta any address absolutely
free n inf is sent e. pas Tor cost ~
mailing our book. Art - MnzaaFc.a
which contains al the correct move
mnmtH for muHHaaIaH the face. neck
and arms. and fuh directions faf de-
felgping the bust VIII also be sent
with ulia sample.
Write today 90
nH CHARLES CO.
has FULTON sfitEEE NEW YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
RESISTED TOO MUCH

Because Oar Hamberw fonght
when be Naa arrested Oh a charge
II being drunk and diaorderlY By
fatruiman e q Carr bat evening.
II was necessary for that officer
e. suhdua him before he could be
taken e. the city jail After hts ar
rival there tao 81 hts oountrymen
came hfeathlnsaiy into headanar-
teTa with the terrible tale 10 beat
inK administered 20 tbs iuekiess
Olaf They we're told 20 lay their
complaint before the civil service
commission Tor adjustment aud re-
fused an interview With their ach-
ing cuuutrYmnn Tho trouble oc-
CURED on FIrat avenue.
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tCopyriHht. 1904 by the Frank i.ea
be Publishing House
Miss WhitlnR read the spfawilnE
healiues slowly, aud her GLANCE aa
slowly dnnad 90 the nrHt para.
fHaph 81 the HtofY beneath them
Then che les the paper flutter iu
the floor aud looked sadly ont uf
the window
There was an arrogant bfaEeu
effunfftY ina The black type shat
HiunE hef like "a btuH un the check
itH staring uRllueaa held the eye.
and IFS dirty biachueHH 1eemed like
a rmifeh Miaa whiting had fol
lowed the unenuth letters. not boz
cause there uaH that Ia them that
fesed her aud made her angry and
unhappy
Win the deadly trraeneaH Of a
newspaper head. thoy proclaimed
IN an the world that dishonesty had
erept into the government OF the
city Men giving paying eouifaeta.
they said were abatfaetinK AN.
earned money from che treasury IN
amounts sufficient 90 make them
rich. and the officials whose duty 10
WaH % guard against such things
were eriminally negligent ona
among the latter vas uinsied out nH
the man responsible fof the steals
aud % was guunlHElY hIntod that
hla lack Of wafehfulueaH waa dua TO
the fact thai he shared the plum
der
This man uns tafee mentioned by
name Ia tie biatk hendilneF itil-
Tie" they said in one place "feisna
ignorance the young dirntor N
public works proves en- aut pupil N
the mashine Then they went on
10 elaborate anon this charge. and
lower down "a the body af the story
II was eieyefif made io appear that
he had endeArurod 60 shield the al
legged thieves ~ refusing io discuss
their nerulaftnna Then there vas a
sarcastic f@YnRfhnh about hia pre-
FiouslY clean" record with the
clean IN aaaintiau MARKS and AZ
the end On eloquent demand Tor
an Investigation
Mics Whiting read no further
than the first paragraph Tor II n
rot pleasant 20 have ones guests
called names. and the director ~
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At length. abut think that had
better not
Miss Whiting simulated lack %
comprehension.
You zee. be went on. 7 had
made certain plans. and fate has
spoiled them. ! bad intended 70
tell Ynu why"
Pate IL not Irresistible" contin-
ued Miss whiting
Kills paused
There Is no need. continued
Miss Whiting. to be afraid u a.
Its not fear" cxciaimod Kills.
rising al II in anger It's shamei
Shame more than fear I came here
20 tell you and ! uill tell you-that
! love yuu. love YOU But as I en-
tered your house I found you read
inE that DO you think ! could
ask you "a share such iifa ass
that says I have been leaainE9
Would &c be manly deccnt9"
Miss Whiting turned 10 the win
dow and looked ont upan the pass
Ing crowd. Then shc came over 20
where Kills sat. with his head
resting upon his lists and LAID her
hand upon his shoulder
You didn't mean an 81 that9"
she said. softly
Kills stretched forth bis arm and
drew her "a HIS side
q meant all Of g." he answered.
= meant that love yau, love you.
love sou. meant that ] have walt
ed for the chance 20 tell you in fear
that what has happened was com
ing | meant that Il had made me
10 awake a. night and regret that
I ever met you. And now ! want
60 tell you and 10 say goodby To
you
Miss Whiting stole glance a.
Kills. but he looked away. Then
he arose and paced up and down
the room In silence Miss Whiting
watched him.
II. too" she said. In a low voice.
have something to tell"
Kills stopped with start. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
BOUND OVER

Prank Hadoie. alaia Frank Will
fans. Waa tried before Commission
ef kiefer yesterday and bound over
% The United States court under
s. p04 bail on charge ~ bringing a
japanese woman into the United
States for immoral purposes
According 90 the testimony the
woman was enticed from her home
In British Columbia by Nadoia 20
make living for him here. She
had With her In oourt an s-m0uth
old baby. She testified that Ma
dole had sold both her own and her
hahy'a IeWelrv.
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The Point of the Story


alapuHa Il matter which required the
, smoking uf many cigars and the
mention uf many names Neat he
had rome a. ,tsllof-in ordinary Do
the whole family and then. after ct
long and medltatiFe smoke Ia his
office. be bad begun io wonder Hhy
be had come Hu often. BY dint nt
much logical reasoning be reached
the conclusion that u was because
Nlm whiting was the only girl in
che United States the only one A.
any rate. that he had met Who
knew enough about politics to dis
ensa intell.nnSy the difference be-
tween ward and a precinct
Aliaa Whiting, IN the meanwhile
had begun 10 wonder why most
women looked up0n politics 49, n
bore In The abstract abe admitted
to herself there wa little IN h -
Interest anyone. bat then. shen
Kills told Of hla plans and his
llghta and ~ tha fights made
against him. wasn't there human
interest Va the story and personal
Interest. too Miss whiting thought
of these things rs she stood al the
window with the paper and itf
BLACK headlines IN her hand. and
they we're ID hsr thoughts when
Kills walked in unnnuanuced and
saw her attempt to hide Il 10 her
music rack
he came toward her Hiih an ap-
nealinr look. and she saw that HE
face VA drawn and white
Il am sorry be began confused
~. that you have been reading
that"
Niles whiting flushed slightly and
felrued not a. have hearl him.
"You are late. abe said. pruifcr-
ing be- hand
Kills glanced AZ the clock
mo. ] am not late be replied
slowly 4 am early nurpoeeiy-
n make excuses
We took a seat bY the window
and hia gaze dfeamiiy wandered 20
the mHaic rack
Dinner ta almost ready" SAID
Misa Wiling, uerYoualy. Cant
you ataFff
Killla tat IN silence fof moment
a. n the question we're one difficult
o. answer
oh. coaid. I suppose" he saia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

WALKIN WIZ p.
when 81 Waikin' aut vi "a.
I aiwaYfh fron a ktth 10 ma.
An afh ee - ada#n n lhret.
| hear her thay. You look tho
theerf e
~ IA he waikiki on awful pwoud.
An holtth ny hand when therein
crowd.
Iie iefh mo thkipwhen I'm wif him.
A tsilth me I'm hlih @Thanny
Jim
lie donf carr n my Tie IN on
thWaiKhf.
An n LAD hehiu' hs'ii wait
When men thay What a fine. bid
huyi~
Nth face ruth shcemu 70 beam vii
Joy
lie saifh - them. We'll 7 thnad
thmliet
He'th ketfin' blEref an IN WHILE
lie islh me loah IN thow sindasth.
An tellih me 10th o. fhtnFfN ne
knoWth
IL alwayth buytA me thomefin'
nice
An never uindfh about n price.
And lefh me carry home 10th "A.
Thnma flowerfh that give - ma
The Three Year Old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
MISSIONARIES
Will LEc7LRE

The waman.s Missionary So iai
union Nni hold It's tenth aemisau-
nuai mesflur tomorrow. an ali day
HsHHiun. 10 re HHHst Presbyterian
fhureh. rufuer Fourth aVnuue and
Spring street being planned All
aamen are Invited 60 attend Rev.
Fletcher Wharton WlI make nn ad-
dress. sud q lertufr on china wIIi
- riseu ~ Mrs. Stevenson. Ara.
eushasla Haunnrias. the Hlndoo
worker. has returned and Wll speak
aIsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
THIS IS A FUNNI cAMPAIGN

The way families rx themselves out Ia
oclosh splenaor tramp muddy Of the
queerest freaks o. American poll ties
The marching wheths sin hat and Prince Albert
or ea whether 70 carries Eoa head
Cd ebony canes or a leaky coal-oi torch; IL funny
How funny People look to Who looks
for fun in everything bat gas bilis'
caoonlst the uniformed campaign march
fur club a. the locality for set % ax
cartoons ,he viii The star neat Monday
II you party pictures Ia bound 70 make
you MAD e wiz make much fun Of your party
opponents you viii forgive sore spots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

CAN'T DODGE AFTER TWs
Some people viii do nuihinE un-
issH thff have bible authority for
n Men viii not wipe dishes. be
cause they claim Il a woman n
work Let them turn 90 their Bible
t. a. klnFa. kNL. a. 4 uNl nlno
Jerusalem ~ man eipeth'a dlah
Wlplns D. and tufniuF IL upside
down Women. cot this out and
show Il to the men when fhef fe-
fuse a. wipe The dishes abilene.
kan Reflector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

crushed to death trying 10 grt into
your stora7
Yea. but could | help thnt7"
auut didn't YOU admit sou al
veftised you would give away 4
cent handkerchief with every $40
worth of RoodH purchaser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

public works had promised 10 dine
that uIEht eith the WhltinEa
More than once By many times.
he had eaten the Whiting hreai
aud salt fIrat he had come aa the
guest af the head az che house 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

have come 10 you. You don't
you can't know that-vhst that
gaYH-is trueiH =.
And Just AZ that moment in ca
Miss Writings mother. all smiles
90 welcome Kills aud TO announce
that dinner was ready and waiting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
MEAD AT PomERoY

POMEH0T. oct 20 Candidate
u y Mead spoke here today on Inc
issues ~ The state campaign The
republican nominee spoke az North
Yakima yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

The fire and water committee last
night decided upon basis u as
seasrnent for the construction 81 the
new 20-lueh main 70 run from West
ern avenue and Bell street 10 Ross
Where steel pipe ia used business
property Will be charged fi59 per-
front foot and residence property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

81. Along Fifteenth avenue west 70
Ross the pipe VIII be constructed 81
wood. the abuttlnE business and RESI-
idence property being harged 81
and 5a cents per front foot, re-
Hpectlveiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

A Tag norfof. what DO you
take lnf . cuidf
Dr X tiiem Ny -.
What have yuu 70 a. - fhis
ehhrKe II manalauNhferf- asked tho
prosecuting attorney.
Nothing replied the mere haal
s.Ifa foolish. ahsurd=
Absurd. il IT, ul1ni rou admit
q moment ago that the woman Naa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

onr 1onfefa 81 y man worth
So tn1 csc and smother worth si5.-
ESQ 900 want b go d the national
house ~ representative Are the
miiliuuaifes aHduIflue contempt
Tor the United States arnatn9
Tho husband 1f the woman that
can coca rnnd soup always believes
away duan Ia the bottom % hin
heart that she Will 50 o. heaven
PORT Arthurs Tall seems Co be
ane lnnN. sweet Indian summer.
Hold the fort. Zoe ! am trying TO
GENIE kuruhaIpln
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a WoRD PROM J0sH WISE

one rea an some
women talk so
much o. tat their
husban a never siYe
cm a chance do
anYthinr else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

"And epiaen that whoever eosd wake I've
spet % ground
better ~ nanknd ana
soury than The vhais -
politicians put together -Jonathan swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

We don't sell photo coupons. Is
per cent discount. Eggan 4 Eric
son, 1916 First. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

siika Otouahliu. an American
League umpire. ia running for The
state senate IN Rochester. ~ \.
Ne Doesn't care what they say
about him Ties heard it all Ina the
last three swimmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

A1 ma she stole mf miuuaW net.
While sister stole my seine
10 make themselves aoma stock.
mss with
Vow la that not q shame
Sat aia q fishing for q fiah
A. good IS others caught.
While ma o. Jf1lnE hard fear.
To loss the one shes g8l
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A regular army officer reports 60
the secretary af var that bad
whisky lnriamea the TROOPS The
United States army seems 90 be
keeping mp with The scientific world
Ia discoveries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

TAX abou.rsws vh stealing telegraph
news bodily The star the Seattle Hearst sheet
yesterday credit The stars local political write
IN which vas the first election results in this state
based upon anything reliable estimates Tie Hearst sheet can
be given credit knows good stuff when
sees it. even II It steal H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

The FORAKER sentiment IS said to be growing Ia Oh
also a second crop a strawberries near Lima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

A Pennsylvania died from blccoeHha. sudden
cure hccouehs but probably decided II vas use
and see n Pennsylvania goes democratic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20

vienna Is to have greatest hospital IN the world
rather not have Il than need Il.