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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
ANSWERED THE
FINAL SUMMONS

The many friends of Fred II.
Teale were sorrowfully sur
prised to learp that he had
passed away Death overlook
him after a brief battle with
pneumonia.
Nr. Teale came to Fallon a
few months ago and engaged in
business. BY his square deal
ings and gentlemanly conduct
to al he built up a trade that
would have even tualIy made
him prosperous. Deceased WAS
in the neighborhood Of 50 years
of age and was a gentleman OF
culture and refinement. His
younger years brought many
honora TO him. In his early
manhood he was elected Citv
Recorder Of Los Angeles and
served in that capacity for four
years, tfter which he entered the
newspaper field and IN which he
WAS quite successful. 4 business
mistake cost him $4,000 and
it is said he never recovered
from the crash. His ambition
fed and he sought reliet in the
flowing bowl, With the result
that he left his wife and homc
to become a wanierer on life's
highway. From place to place
he fitted until death ended his
travels "afar away from home
and klndred.' He has a mother
and father as well as a wife re-
siding in Los Angeles and they
have been informed of his death
aud, asked what disposition
should be made of the BODY. At
present the remains lie in the
courthouse.
Fred Teale was a good fello Y;
he was his own worst enemy.
He has gone to that bourne
from which no traveller returns.
May his soul rest in peace.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
An Inhuman Practice.

There seems to be a disposition
on the part of some frequent
visitors to Fallon to allow their
teams to rem ain tied to a post
all of the day and part of the
night To say the least, this is
a decidedly inhuman practice
and the authorities should take
the matter in hand aud put a
stop toit If the practice is con
tinued, this paper will publish
the names of the guilty parties
and spare no pains to introduce
the world to the thoughtless
and seemingly heartless horse
owners.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
Where Is w. G. Arbuckles

If any one knows the where
abouts of w. @. Arbuckle a
favor will be conferred by in
forming Mrs. ". o. Arbuckle.
Santa Clara, Cal. When last
heard from he was in Fallon and
wrote that he was going with
a prospecting party as cook.
He has a very sick baby at
home and his folks are anxious
to locate him.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
WANT ROAD
OF THEIR
OWN

The nra,oters of the nronnsad
electric line from, uazen m FaI-
1o, a,a ae4;va1,, At u,ori, nno,
the scheme and oil nat;.;a, the
;,oon,;ao laa;s1,tnr. f,r . 6.aa
.h;sa
Those n.rso,s ,,,st actively.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
Proposals for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received mp to noon on
Monday the 9th day OF February, 1901,
bv the Board of County Commissioners
of Churchill county, Nevada, for feed
ing any and all prisoners that may be
confined in the county jail, contract to
be for the period of one year.
Bids TO state price per meal, food de-
livered at the jail. The Board reserves
tne right to reject any and all bids.
Bids must be addressed to the Clerk ef
the Board OF Commissioners and
marked proposals for feeding pris-
oners."
Il. 5. HARTMAN,
w. II. BRowS, Chairman.
Clerk.
Dated, Fallon, Nevada, Jan. 3, 1905.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
Proposals for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received up to noon Mon
day, the 9th day OF February, 1905, by
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
Churchill county, Nevada, for the care
of the indigens sick Tor the period of
one year, bids to be for furnishing board
room and nursing.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ieet any and all bids. Bids must be
addressed to the Clerk OF the Board Of
Commissioners and marked proposals
for care Of INDECENT
+. S. HARTMAN,
w. IL. BRowS, Chairman.
Clerk.
Dated, Fallon, Nevada, Jan. 3, 1905.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
PERSONAL NOTES.


J Nj. Sanford IS critically ii
with dropsy.
Mrs. q. l.. Dempsey is visiting
Dayton relatives.
Chas Mcdowell has gone to
California to reside.
Ed Mclean has accented a
on the survey
Mrs. Parsons is visiting with
friends in Carson CITY
-,
MANY friends here tbis week
,,.
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MISS -'''''' 'i'oNN, ,''' =
''' y" '''' Ct '''' ~ "'''' IL
Il ON 4 ""S''''SS UP u LoFe-
'o1N'
MISS y W. lay "'S @ asIei''e"
q postum VII" '''e " '''i''i'S
Non''''ly'
Warren Sjtton departs Mon
aay lor larson o''y 10 SPsnd
'''e " IL 'e'
! Creighton is preparing to
open games of chance in the
Club saloon.
Hank McLane. who has been
slightly indisposed, is reported
as improving.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
OF
YOUNG COUPLE

Thursday afternoon at the
Danielson ranch, Paul dollhouse
and Mrs. D. p. Maestretti were
joined in holy matrimOny, Jgdge
Black officiating. The wedding
was quiet affair, only the inn
mediate relat atives of the contract
ing parties being present.
Fhe groom is a popular young
man of Churchill county and has
q legion of friends. He is an
honest and upright young man
and has the best wishes of every
one for a bright and prosperous
journey through life.
The bride is a daughter OF
|. A. Danielson and is held IN
high esteem by all who know
her. Her winning ways have
won tor her large circle OF
friends who will extend congrat-
ulations.
The STANDARD trusts that
their married life will be a rosy
one and joins the large number
Of we'll wishers.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

George Williams is down from
Alpine.
There is talk of organizing a
local athletic club.
Wm. Carroll of Derby was a
Fallon visitor this week.
Clinton has finished hand
some ard attractive sign for the
Oberon saloon.
Anyone wishing chjldr.ns'
school hats will fad a full line
at the Churchill Hotel.
Dame Rumor has it that
prominent Fallon merchant will
shortly claim one Of Sparks
most popular young ladies as a
bride.
WANrED-To correspond with
capital desirous of developing
paving mining property. Lib
erai inducements, Address this
Office.
Building is progressing rapid
" IN Fallon and the pedestrian
is 40 longer enabled to cross
vacant lots in order to reach
Main street.
During the absence Of We editor
in Carson, Stan {. Mitchell will
handle the business eud of the
establishment. Frank Sissons
of Wa IsWorth will hold down
the eases.
Lee Wightman spent a few
DAYS OF this week in Virginia
City purchasing fixtures for lis
new butcher shop in the build
ing formerly occupied by the
postofiice.
Judge Bridges of Wadsworth
spent a few days in town this
week. Churchill county is the
Tudpe'S old StamDinp ground
aud he fnds himself much at
home while here.
Chet Fortune has a sore
throat. He has one of brother
Ralph's old socks around his
neck. 1t IS said that in union
there is strength and we take it
that that sock is union by it
self.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
&TOHW CAHLL IS
DENIED PARDON

Yesterday morning the Board
of Pardons denied the appIica-
ton OF John CahilI for pardon.
Cahill was sent from this
county for the term of one year
having been convicted OF the
crime of grand larceny. He has
been in the penitentiary but a
few weeks.
Dan O'Doan did not present
his application.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14

Ihave the agency for San
Francisco morning and evening
papers, also Reno Journal leave
news orders at Woodlifrs Nov
city store. Have made arrange
ments whereby | receive all my
papers on sundays, no more six
dav service. Electrical wiring,
call bells or estimates given on
work. E. W. Black.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
Notice.

All persons indebted to my
store are requested to settle at
once as wish to settle all ac-
counts now standing on the
books
w. w WILLIAMS.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14

FOR RENr-The store room
formerly occupied by the Fallon
Drug company. Inquire of E.
aigman, IT.. Trustee, Hazen.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14
PRAISES FOR
RURAL WEEKLY

The Oakland Tribune and Co |
lusa Sun recently had some sort
of a controversy about the true
province Of the country weekly
newspaper. We have forgotten
the particular bone Of conten-
ton, but 1t related to the pro-
prieties Of rural editing, such as,
for example, the merits of gar.
den truck versus cash for sub
seriptions and taking it cut in
trade for advertisements With
the embattled editors Of Oakland
and GoIusa, however. we have
10 concern. But for the country
weekly we have only warm ad-
miration.
The bearer OF burd ms, the
traveller along the way Of the
cross, the agent of progress, the
community's good Samaritan
all this Is the country editor.
They are bIg phrases. We know,
but We also know their truth.
They will sound strange u ev-
cry man in a country town, and
he viii pick up his local paper
aud wonder if its editor can be
al we have characterized him.
There Is no man who does
more for his town with less re-
ward than tie country editor.
He belongs not To your dream
ers, He is a doer He has prob
ably long ago clipped the vault
in4 wings OF MS ambition-if he
ever had any-and is content to
do the thing that lies next 20
him, and that Is the nobiest cou-
cePtion of duty
Heis Il s3wer. Others reap.
This one and thas one he lifts
up, and they from their dizzy
post of petty honor forget the
hand that placed them there.
But he does not forget, and may
be some day the reckoning
comes, for our brother, mind YOU,
is thoroughly human Some
times he jokes, in playful fas-
hion, and men and women find
in his humor cause for heart
soreness and dire pIannings.
Then come rendings aud ii would
seem as if the time for absolu-
tion to the dying had come.
But the brave warrior writer
fights his way out, aud the good
cid Washington press, emblem
of liberty aud the pursuit of
trouble, still grinds out the
edition.
Promoters go not his way, un-
less they are wiIdcatters, e"
ready to exchanges several thou
sand shares on a handsomely
printed certificate for adyertis-
ing space. The attacks on
Standard Oil do not bother him,
neither does he care when the
ripe time has come to sell Anal
gamated. Bookkeeping is no
bane to him When Chris tina $
comes if he has a few dollars the
year has been prosperous. His
pocket is his bank account and
1t is generally oyerdfawn.
Here's to you, sons, of the
craft, III every town Of fifty or
over, where your good influence
prevails. We know YOU aud we
believe IN YOU. We know that
the jokes about the editorial
woodpile are not always SO
funny as they We're intended.
May the goddess of the art pre-
Sp,vafiva vnurhs q E. LinInpSS to
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-01-14

WANTED-Partner with $500
capital i'll established, paying
saloon business. Address this
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
ASTATUE TO QUAY

Pennsylvania legislature voted In the
capitol grounds 70 the late Senator Quay.
reminded Of the effect that that sort
thing viii the people who like Of thing
Pennsylvania Is country.
Dopubtlos its legislators anomaly the suggestion bat
consistency presumably reflects the
majority people % Pennsylvania who lifetime
paid tribute { Quay.
Quay worthy Washington time time
worthy Harrisburg deadf
Psnsyanis ideal living death change the idealI
honored him life; should DO the recipient Of
dishonorT
legislators logical
be the Inscription Iutlmatd Some mighty
bad things charged against when alive
been denied select his shin
a public and the pedestal shall
seaport the bronze7 Suppose this:
the political his ume-Psnnay-
vanla's Pride I:
school children educated In the
history and philosophy OF the dot rine OF po And shall the
modern golden Of Pennsylvania appear
Quay dead.
ne his faults with the mantle Of charity.
be said OF delights blazon
naiiy. which wafows IN the glory Of historic bosssm7
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hts eyes wander 10 the doorway.
and suddenly hts whole domeanor
changed. Ills noatrila auiverod
with excitement. hts llpa were clos
ed tightly over his tooth. hla eyes
sparkled
Follow lng his glance I caught a
glimpse % surprisingly hand
some woman'a face reflected In tho
mirror On the sids Of thu passage
oppeaite the door. The girl turned
a rosy. startled face in our direc-
ton. then vanished. But the
prince vas on his feet In a second
and after her. ! heard a scuffla In
the passage. and IN a moment he
returned. dragging tho lady with
him. one arm around her waist. hts
free hand over her mouth % sup
press all cutlery.
tits ROYAL hlwhneaa had drunk
himself BY now 60 a pitch OF reck-
leaaneas. and he slammed the door.
behind right noisilYs Help, heipf"
cried the girl. Wildly. aa soon as
her mouth was free. Her voice
had slightly foreign ring. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
At n AGAIN

Mr.. Gas Consumer
Have been past
II have already that they
ward AZ Just the time when they should decrease.
There might be
dollar
weather colder
bin Tor the nights shorter and the
is per Fehfu
AIRY. = gentleman n woodpne
when much larger than the March
bin there is surely something
being deliberately robbed the local trust
That's a
either sredcd the last notch the gas
and CHARGING YOU
FOR GAS At VASTLY INCREASED PRESSURE
pratea well known 10
chance a Eetns into the
@ned INFAMOUS HOG bills moderate
agtauou for
inspector
safely ntrenehed in position Of absolute control OF the
poltFoon
jimmy robhlns person a his
Il Is hlgh-handed vliany stopped
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even 80 used. it was bcll-llke and
silvery-
Princes or peasants. you are
bruteal eowardst" cried the girl.
Yen TO insult me. you" (thls 30
me with a glance of passionate con
Tempt Ito allow a lady u be thus
hatefully assaulted. on. you will
pay for Il yet; say 80. i-Clarssse
d'Arras"
sprang 10 my feet amazed. Next
moment she was free and bending
over the prince. who lay stunned
upon the floor with the mark Of a
iiyid bruiss fresh upon his fore
head. II was the work OF a second
and regretted as soon as complete.
] stood for n while dazed. almost
panic-stricken BY my folly.
I. Caryi Franks. had dared to
strike to earth the son OF my king.
and 10 crafty the eapriciouB coy
ness Of a want0n. Before this my
other escapades sank into lnaignifi-
canoe. Half desperate, wholly
Wretehed. ! turned to the girl. She
was regarding me with eyes half
fearful half admlrlng. and now
that she felt herself safe. a trace OF
coquetry Was also manifest.
I was not a man had | not been
charmed. in spite OF tho terrofa OF
50 high treasons She came % my
side and took my hand with the
prottlcst air Of Innocence lmaKin-
able.
"Ah, monsieur" abe murmured,
you have prove to mo that I have
made one mistake. at least you are
an honorable gentleman"
She was certainly a French WON.
an. sho spoke 30 much like a lady
thRt I hesitated. then said. You
Tested when you called yourself
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/ d'Arraa. madomoluelie1 IL Il not
sos
why should YOU think my words
ieat9'
Your presence here, answered
gravely
She flushed crimson and eyed me
hnuEhuly IA while, then glanced AZ
tho prince. who atili lay like n log
Evidently 30. ahe aareaHtieally
obgerycd. but her face aoftened.
and she muTmured. Il came hither
with my maid, who has It aoeu'a.
deserted me. ia search Of sy
brother. NcatHeaa 10 sag ny bust
moss was urgent"
"a thousand pardona. madousoi-
solle.s I urged. 4 am your very
humble servant.
Indeed you have hefrlonded me. +"
she cried, .and ! were an migrate
ful creature not 10 be Obliged TO
you. May l not know my prcaeF-
xer'u name. 20 that my brother may
express our thanks befttinEly 20
you
Carl Franks. I am called. and
II you viii doikn accept my escort
20 where you wish, | am az your
service"
She thanked me pfettily. and We
proceeded 20 the street. but there
we found tho maid awaiting her
mistress. pale aud terrified
Madomolscile rated her aoundly
Tor the eowRrdiy dssortien. then
rather abruptly. Il seemed 10 me.
declined ny further escort Il am
quite safe now. she declared. and
with charming smile triRped
away. The iugfatituds OF wofaeni
she apparently completely dare
garded the strait Into which 'aht
had brought her protector Z
A. for me. I debated whethef 81
not should get out II EnEAha
with all possible dispatch. and 70
Try and save my neck. or rctura %
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verge u making the discovery tbe5
30 ardently deaqes. aHa 20 timoa
they paused upon the threshold
might remark that my hiding
place was secure more BY reason Of
it, simplicity than auEht else. Il
waH too simple 70 suspect anyone
but a fool ~ choosing as bank.
II consisted Of nothing but an orna=
mental iron rubbish box into which
l usually tossed all manner Of odds
and ends. bat the box had n double
bottom. and the idiots never gave
such possibility a thought I
judged the marquis was az the end
OF his resources when he cam0 10
me nt last Such proved 10 DO the
case. II you value your life" he
mutiored aayagely. you Will assist
US. Milford"
laughed Ia his face. Have the
goodness 20 free my hands then.
marquis"
DO look such foolY' he
snnrled.
Thanks" cried gayly. but the
compliment - me dishonors your
self What three to one. aud stiil
afraidT"
ile went white 10 the lips and
drew his dagger. and AZ a word his
followers we're on me. One knelt ON
my chest. the other sat aHtrido my
legs. Even Hercules would have
refused 80 struggle. I lay still
Hear me. said De sevrlngen.
Return me the purse and skull
will give you the money and your
life"
But I was foolish enough 20 lose
my temper.
"Flnd them yourself. you pig OF =
coward. I anaricd.
The marquis knelt on my ntom-
aeh and slit open my douhiet with
bis knife | struggled Ike a lion.
but ia vain Remember. / WAS ~
ing on my back with the weight Of
three bis men and my own upon my
bound armal
The marquis barred my chest and
deliberately commenced 20 slice At
my skin with hts dagger point.
Il am carving my name nt pres
cut." be announced eoldiy. IF that
does not suffice shall cut out
your ribs one BY one"
to be Coutinued)
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the prince and throw myself upon
his mercy. The holder course
seemed the best. and | made my
way up stairs again. BheepishiY
enough 10 be quite truthful. I
found bis royal highneBs both con
Hcioua and wra1hful. seated az the
table before a glass Of port. lie
gave mo soowl aa I entered. Il
hope your royal hlRhneaa is quite
recovered" | ventured roekieasly.
Fore Cad. no thanks 10 you II I
am" he retorted. What made Hou
leave met and who the devil struck
the that towards blow ?"
Heavens" thought /. he doesn't
know twas me.
seized my chance. however. Ike
a true soldier Of fortune. I breath
ed hard and pretended 10 have Just
returned from violent effort OF
some sort. God knows. sir |
gasped. your highnesa must for
give me for deserving you. but I
tried 20 run the raacals down
Three men there were with masked
faces. and they all but knitted you
az You lay. They could run like the
devil too, and slipped me In n maze
Of alleys. Thank God your hlghneaa
Is unhurt. returned the Instant /
could. running all the way"
lie swallowed the lie without a
question.
And the woneh7" he demanded.
"she vanished like a spirit. afr,
whore | cannot say"
He extended to me his hand
good humoredly enough. We'll.
you've saved my life likely enough.
lad" he cried, You wont find me
ungrateful"
I pressed his fingers fervently.
Would ! could have done more"
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( muttered. and bent my head 20
smother a laugh. Indeed. | pun
sued. your highneah should never
permit yourself 20 be without a
guard Luckily tn this instance
my blade was a match for three
knives. but | nay without Boosting
few men are my equals with the
sword aud ! concluded. With the
JUNCTION NJ a couftlnr. you should
remember that YOUR htHhaesH life
Is tho hope Of lasgiand"
'rsro G.ts % answered George.
Il cemHaeuee ta think you are
right I've had. thanks % you. a
narrow escape hut whom think
Ynu those rascniB were"
| bent forward and whispered
myatefiously. "Napolennio agents. !
make no doubt They spoke no
word. but one whs folt my point let
drop a French oath aud IN the voice
OF a gentleman"
The prince turned quite pale and
rose unatcadily 10 his feet. LIST ua
get out OF this. Franks" he nut
tered. Il feal shaken and. lad. II
you love me. keep your sword lose.
You've a pretty hand with the
sword. Franks"
on the road 10 my lodgings !
ehuckled frequently. except when !
thought on Mhdrmoiaeile d.Arraa.
Against hr ] could not avoid nour-
lahing certain resentment.
She had treated mo CURLY
and ahabbily. thought. and
waH not used az that time 10
anght bat Fostering attentions at
the hands Of women. had. how
ever. atiil much 70 learn on many
subjects. and this realised no later
than when l turned tho lock and
passed through the door Of my
chamber.
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THIS Is No JOKE

Ibsen la said TO have announced
that the three things he could not
endure are children. music and
flowers sooner or later.-Butte In
spared the children. bat We must all
OF us pat up with the music and
flowers sooner or iater.-Butte lin
ter Mountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

i spent an evening at Purdum'u
house last week DO you know. be
has the brightest little girl / ever
saw IN my life. She sat there in the
library with us"
HALT Haiti I known Purdum's
little girl IL bright. or at least I'll
take your word for H. only spare
mo"
Well you may not believe &c. but
She
ooh. cut It out. don't spring any
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liE room in HIDE
wala In hloh
We v,J opened
un a F@sniz.a
hang ON e@fh
side with mlr
unA unfortun
ately tho door
stood wide and
aH I was modest
N about 20 aat
forth my aaplra
tiona % tho
prince. | noticed
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ga STAR DUST ~


Of those children stories on me
you wait until / tell yon what
she"
Go on. then. We vii suffer. II
II viii relieve yea 10 tell a."
~As was trying 90 say. she sat
there with as IN the library for two
hours and never opened her mouth
once. Net once"
nnurAa o. TILL. HAnM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

A New York health shark Is sore
put out over the question Of how 20
dispose Of Gotham'a garbage. II he
IL successful IN that AuEean task he
win be duly qualified 10 tackle the
editorial page Of the Seattle Sunday
F'aker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

Gas Meters and other Thieves
n q ncw novel now being dramatic
ga. II viii be put on" by the Se-
attic Lighting company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
KEEPING TRACK or TIL

KEEPING TRACK or THAT TOE.
Two years ago q. +. Ducro in
iured the great toe Of his loft foot.
Lost the nail and had a more or
less painful experience. Wednes-
day he dropped a wagon box on the
Same member. and viii probably
again lose the nail.--Ashtabula (oD
Beacon Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

ssAsAs *ttAttsssttsss $3.50 $500
TAg STARS PLATFORM
bestn first
All tire ns~s that's ft 60 prlnt
All without fear favor
Honesty In official and private lite
The business district rsputahls business sntsrprtssa
gross earnings al public services franchise
An uptesdats public sehool sysent
Equal a. special privileges FOR
Risd sNferesusat just and repeal Of unjust lava
tsAt&t&tstAAts s4&a4444ss44R4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

we rob you painicEsiy~ IL ths
daily greefing 81 ths busy little gas
meter dean cellar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

In the days Of Oscars reign.
What gave Seattle folks = pain
BLETHENss BIsATTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

Folks lave Robbed 4 the tits
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

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