davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

ls5th 2ss # D.P q c.at. a5oaa'ay' 5000
Isaac. 4. 10 israel UntsrbeTg: FOrsysh-ss no
dSI 2l prior moFtsase s2oeo. sse.. 1920
Isaac Z 70 untsr6sra For'y'h-' No iio; 12.so
IsSS5 another g ,c1,nst Tofgsa ysal
HlmGn TaP esFI FIsnE and anoher to F II CromWel
RvinstOn-st n s foo7 Of Ridse-st' ., ooo
BSSnon; Bysno7; aIag IS to County Holding company;
ssth-st n $ $50 IT Of sthsve due July l. ,ooo
Aaron 6S@Ts, ossnosrg A.5s.sygd'R9l 9ls sc
each Soj i;'eS yea7I 2Rd l4 5sr ceni 1So 19soO
G0r'i io6 Wis% Of + shsm aG WT'se year per-
Hllman Frank and anothsr e to =, F,easrRf as Rar
Cromwell; RlXineton St.. 81; n . % = - ~ es OcO
same aI 70 yesrg samei lEiesr9ns PiE 10000
BgmfI5ha5 s Yd 7a vtarI to i0Tsr S per cent? 1900
Bank; 42d-st, $ 57s It Of sth-ave' year; 600
'oh4sSn 1s ESSSS; xoSSs 70 psr y cent 5000
sasaS esS, TO same; same 5000
I5eider L e 10 Manhattan Mortgage Company;
Marmion- ave e 5, so6 It Of LOeus'-ave' j.. 900
s,gSsoG gSag J pr s. 10 crane; Alexander >
So IT n OF I9eth- st: years; 5 per cent 1850
Trust CO.. Manson ave No 1897; per bond,
Same to q Warren same pTopsTy Pf'oF mort 90
Aaron. fi' r. to NeE-York savings Bank Ams,er-
sam6 GS%ays to sao !: As'erian2avs INST "a @ 1854
4 Of staRton-st m mortgages $a2o 900 years.
e@s5s / 52sss. 52aas8a' 81 Le6o59ys @ Years,
same to same; Lenox-ave. 49.1l u Of
1i2d-st; years, oer cent prior mortgage. os.z
KssksI Paul and another side saw
inss Bank; 4Gth-s No 44s Vest Per bond bond lSooO
As7h s7th st %o si 70 to sss West 2ocooO
OrentIey, A. to I Helfer; l5sth ST. n 5. sT5 II
Dotv Marv f. 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Co;
22d-st No 4f5 West: per bOad. 1000
ss ma 81 s' years. per $4,000
paRy. Auiub0n-ave, corner lSsth-st' as per - -.
BIrmenthai G. TO II BiumenthaI; hottest No
40; years, s per cent. SItO
Ienox- 5 e corner I42d-st: par bond 24o0O
I4sdsf sa'I as per bond 145OO
sH'te st: as l9 per bond 14SOO
KTause j. f. Bankers Realty and Security
Company Aadlson-sve. corner Robn-ave;
Roth. Isaac TO American Mortgage Company;
Avenue A, corner 12h-st; years. per
Bernsuer B. 20 PARK Mortgage company; wind
ham Place corner Kingsbrtdge Terrace;
Gilbert f. 10 a Ha4th; let No c. map oak Tree
plot: May 1905: per cent. ...-.......... 45OO
''tt Avenue 4 instans1ts per cent sOOO
Singer. NJ. and another to state Bank; Columbia
ST corner Itivington-st secures notes---.- -HuO
Cades Realty Company TO Mutual Lie insurance
Company; 96th-st, " corner Madison ave; per 1900
Bloom loom E: 10 ;Tte t;uarantee and trust Com
pany; Rutherford Place No 4; per bond u 900
other 18th st. 30 20 EAST year per cent 10000
Lenoz-aTe 3 al q Of I42i-st per bond 145Oo
# $ Of i42i-st; years 5 per cent. - 1857
Same ta LenOx-ave, T41l II OF
142d-st: per cent. 1855
ington-st. n >. 1907 Il OF Ridge-st years;
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILE

Lexington-aVa. c s. whole front between Tooth and
1C1s. stS; POI 1Ox95 Jonas We'll and Bernhard
Berhod and BENJAMIN /. S1s5 900
Percvai Ketserer and 5 Perciyai Sobler. 50 coo
Freeman-st. 15S Il e Of Cnion-ave, GOx90:
Morton cTesn io'As 20 Joan n 900
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
THE BRONX euILoINe PLANS.

2l5th st. $. s42 IT Of Waite PIains-aEe;
front. one story brick shop, 2oxS9; Michael
216th-sr n g. a42 n Q Of White Plaius-ava one
story flame stable. 2oSl8; Michael Russo.
owner: J x Cahill architect. .....--.......
CoiumbQs-ave. 5 s. 20 IT e Of Madison-st two
story fFame dwelling kGuse. 201i0; e ] Hefer-
man, owner and architect ...-......-.-...-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
FOR THE SYCAMORE, $4,000.

William r. Ware has sold for William B. Reeves
the Sycamore apartment house. at shave and
7th-st., Brooklyn. for S5000.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
SELLS rREMoNT-AVE. PLOT FOR st7,5OO

Clement H. Smith has sold for Caroline Turner q
marcel hsKl29 feet on the west side of Park-ave.
about Jas feet north of TTemOnt-aVe., for $lf,oVL
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
HOME OF woMENs ASSOCIATION SOLD.

Code Cohen have bought from Joseph r. Stein
No 1854 10 I,5SS LexinGton-ave. southwest corner
OF 10lst-st, three private houses, occupied by
the Young WOmen's Hebrew Association. The size
Of the parcel Is 6sX75 feet. The broker was Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
eoND-sr. PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

II. Nelson Flanagan has sold for the estate Of
Dnrothea Boruhaeen No 50 Bond-st five story
business building lot 25x75 feet. It adjOns the
northwest Garner of the BoWery.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrg

T1NURSISHED HOUSE TO RENT Westasd n J. ID
IL rooms all improvements, good location. Si25 per
month: references required Address HOUSE BoH 40
Tribune OfBcs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Aueyne Ireland's work on the Far Eastern
TnoEtos" OIoughton Miflin & Coz contains a
new map Of Southeastern Asia. which the au-
thor has himself prepared from the lates; GOV
eminent surveys and which shows by means of
q coer scheme all the independent States, all he
protected States. as well as the boundaries Of
the various foreign colonies in that region Mr..
Ireland was moved 10 make this map by his
inability 10 find any such chart exhibiting at
once the territorial acquisitions OF Great Britain
the United States France, Holland and Portugal
IN that part Of the world.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Country Property to Let.
E1NINE COUNTRY HOME. O5eeo \. Y. 10 minutes
n D and n station. overlooking SusQuehanna River.
LaEn. iIees garden sPTng water, carriage house.
stables 10 rooms, bath, telephone
For rent Address AIRS ALICE J. BIRDSAL.I. Oregr 81
Ref, Albert A lie Roy, Pine Tree Inu Lakehursi n j.
A BEAUTIFUL country residence wsu furnished: u
A rooms ana servants quarters steam hea-.
fighest grounds in sullivan County n y 1soO feet ee-
vatOn 50 including
carriage and chicken houses; allied
owner, z. A. MODERSOHS 81 Murray New-Yors
ARGE light loft Jersey City. suitable for manu-
~ featuring, 70 sublet at low rates Apply q floor.
= Newark-ave.. Jersey civ
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11
Furnished Apartments to Let.

A -ELEGANTL4Y FURNISHED PARTMENT-Pri-
L. baths, including meals SIS weekly; Two y25
VAN RENSS Els - East llth-st. near shave
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Brooklyn Property for Sale.
UNDERSELLENG EVERYBODY.
Rushing business S225 speRdid Rsghborhood near
Prospect Park hve lines Brooklyn centre Manhattan
90 minutes: small monthly payments f desired closing
estate: money build. EDWARDS s4S FIatbusb-ave .
Brooklyn open Sundays
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

no LET.-Two large cottages furnished seen
Il any morning before 10 a. L e % MeDouoUgh-
ST.. Brooklyn y. \.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-11

Anna Katherine Green's Agatha Webb viii
be the next volume 20 be added 70 the series OF
popular copyright novels issued by the A. Wes-
sells Company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05
POOR, j ACK.

The Hog Ordinance being enforced. Jack hog The
hOtie he must He is big and heavy to handle lie
much Of be driven and stubborn to lead He IL
hog any this What
is to be douc!
Jack hoglh hOgnot OF the land cuvatOr breeds
is not 4 but just hog
In of March the , gave the following account
of this pig
Mr. e. Il Green has possibly the finest specimen Of a
hog produced iberia Jack he called the
yard He in gh Is inches and extreme length 1902
inches He has not been weighed but his weight has been
by erencd people be about 1000 lbs When little
brought sack to Mr. Green by his
token Of past favos Jack nondescp without known
pedigree but just HOG, with possibilities for weight
could he be confined and fed for flesh SO pleased
with the sight of this ANIMAL short time that
his photograph from which the above illustration been
made especially for the Iberan 1t the story of the and
tells than the pen could in times the space.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05

The Westend Canal, leading
from the low marshy section just
west Of the town limits, has been
thoroughly cleaned out and deep.
ened. This was necessary in or
der to maintain the new lake road
in a passable condition. The
work recently done on this canal
was showing a decided change in
the conditions around the ran
road by the middle of this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05
DROWNED.

AS we go to press we hear that
Mr.. Hebert Ewes was accldently
drowned at DOnaldsOnville last
night. The body was buried here
today. lie was a fine young gen
acknowledgment City Topics.
Last Saturday the news reached
this city Of the untimely death of
MIR. Ewes. and it was shock to
his relatives and friends The
deceased was a brother of Mr..
Julian Ewes Of this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05

The closed season for doves,
qails, coots, sandpipers, chorooks,
plover and grosbec ended on last
Mcnday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05

The Crises by C'n,chill IN =.
cents se1iee at M0ls.... ucat door
TO Alma HDu<c
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05
TURN BACKWARD

And compute &e amount
paid for the RXvilege of So
journing in @dter's house.
Then figuY on he question
Of ownin a -hdme on the
same payaant@
IBERIABU1LDfNa Assn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-05
ST WING MACHINES
SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES.

have just received large stock of Sewing
Machine Supplies, which will be offered at the
livery low prices quoted below, from now on.
Those needing articles in this line will do we'll to
)get my prices before placing their ORDERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
a National Shame

The New York Judges deprived
~ graters
ton In the fact that they
o. New York. but TO the honor OF country.
The crime aud scandal OF Society
are known merely throughout
the civilized world
Unless prosecution prompt vigorous
peced to think that the community
the financial center OF this country
Ct honor and regard for law
Eminent nanciers govenors prominent
3onnalsts all Joined In the
eaurc financial and political life of nation.
the crime
~ must be shaken butwors sl-our sercspect
shattered.
Are the methods OF the Equitable
TIE International shipping
Law Is poweFless punsh
II then Law become the laughing
stock Of the world.
We have enoEgA for already.
When great railroad violates injunction officers
prosecuted
The beef violates CLOSED
great railroad official violates the law against rebates md
given u cabinet position.
plenipontary spesuIates position and
: promoted.
people pretend
nag
country solnxt dogs just yet great
o people-the real nation-is sound.
rapldity with which financial crimes have fol-
and politicians learning that
policy The air charged wh the spirit Of nan
and political reform
The proposed prosecution grafters direct
from that interrupted and ineoF
uptibla rapidly broader and
norefn sistent.
The Equitable
the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07

lance probably England
the waning Importance o
The Princess Victoria Patricia 50 descend
Victoria Is % robust
material that theirs
on the other hand a
yo4ssn the selfish lad who Spanish nation
The boy 10 II than limited he lacking
nement and the little that
faiaee to the effect that
and has turned a spoiled child -
lie has been central and while e
demands Of international sd
woman a. his wife, u doesn't fair the girl q
As general . mighty little cof =
the charms history throaqeas
has been written
Europe declare 80
manig WIN be for the siri Il
cHAuNcEY SAYS training In oraory "a nesieoIzd-
Pethapa he heard
a station
WITH rnE SEAT on oyster nay corner
grocery. the soap box statesmen had better
-
NOW THAT John D RocKEFELIER has learned tina, us
tainted maybe he's trying 10 unload
GERMANY SEEMS TO played he open door sig IN
Frances heroeean policy.
GERMANY Is sIrkINo an outlet for It's population
Russia has already found
THIS IL THE TIME great American moth
bali salary.
WE NEVER THOUGHT education would come a.
AT LEAST ONE THING Kansas is
boil
MACEDONIA ISN'T SAYING No aAy.
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cuApTFR X-contInuod.

/ ts,.a... h.a 49,. s.sfth 49, fkanasta
! susan hhu pseh WIN "" a,speNs
when they paid Vial. TO Engiana
many yeats eslofe. 20 1osn .ooa
eouss"i win "a" VIE OF MS oeson l.
hua learner MI 'hhte NaA 10 h'"N
anuut Neo'ke
- vas .e.taih .ninB aual On .ns
o,her sue on .iaAt Woe water WHEN
,he Iapaus.s " "ut osea, 49,
hvehua he@ Ihaae ~ JIM ~ sHiss
80 narrow hflng soni e"nia
renaetho ef Eco Depe"
taee aete. uninsa sosa' A'a
aoss.n" va ..nnpues,' ,,.ah
So~h 'sau .ns 'sM 80. pFs'n
.hAt no haa haa a li,ile money lei'
MIN IN hnrope. anu enAt hta assenu-
snee ON ths otnef sue NAn heeeA'
SAT-
5000 -heaitsa' honsht oia ueorse
eohkfhiuiAtsa him, ana Niitink1
aessoea 70 tis request i"s a hoh'n
monday.
ITO Neht INTO ne" fofk' bought
W. possinsnt1Ans, nan shs 'ai''aiA
y. ~ pAlassa on theua. ana 20
mem .sanhIeI.ea,ne eon.eh,s OF me
Days WIN "hleh ns haa isit ths
tafm'
/ cefhneate 81 ms empaofsI
birth, bunals OF iet1sFs uifeeteu 70
hiin. TWO cables 20 the lawyer. =
passage on me hea ontkolhs
steamer anu ~ hAa All N" eog"b@
10 think Of What ne could DC neht
susan "a" her husband on from
New York. ana 1he never saw MN
again.
She had . cable from him sayine
which boat he was returning ~.
and NAT ~ had sent a letter y hef
TO be called for AZ the New York
poetofflee.
she vent 60 New York on TIE DAY
the homecoming Steamer was 70 ar
rive. and called fef the letter seat
b. the preceding mail II read
DEAR OLD GIRL;
Ais gene right. and am AZ hap
py a. clam At hiEh water. rhere's
been two hands a, the grab game
I've been playing. but I've naked IN
the pool Nineteen Thousand Eng
lish pounds. old girl Think OF "
Reckon Il up. and Ne what u comes
70 tn almighty dollars
The lawyer here IL cute thlef.
but he found me cutter.
IN be back by the boat arriving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
The Mystery Of
$4,000
~ BuRFoRp pELAnNoX
tcopyright by Newspaper Enterprises Assocatony

Bv BuRFoRp pELAnNoN

OF course. ever seen the other
uanyere was a rolling etone-bad
been a colossal failure ms moss
gatherer IN the mother country.
lie was keen and intelligent. and
busy with other peoples affairs. but
sleepy indolent and lazy with his
own.
II was determined TO ship him IA
a country where he would have n
work. from the fact that there would
be no friends to help him. II was
felt that II was best for Danvera.
One Of his friends had done buri-
ness with Dcpew. and TO Depew be
wrote a letter introducing Danyers.
aud asking him 90 do what be could
for the bearer.
Others furnished clothing and an
outfit. and saw him off
Depew welcomed DanveFH hearth
~.
Danvera felt that he had dropped
on both feet,
straightway. too. he fell In love
with the farmers daughter. and 4
must b. admitted that he found
favor In the eyes OF Teasle.
The farmer promised 20 find him
work. and meanwhile put him into
the position the snppoaed-to-be
holiday making Josh had filled.
This was a thing which disturbed
Susan.
She was still without news from
her husband. and here was a stran-
ger. Who came over IN the boat nhe
had been on. filling the post her
husband had 40 long occupied.
She feared. too. lest any OF josh .
petty deiinqucnelea should come 10
light. She knew that his books
must briatse with evidence q them.
So things went on for two OF
three weeks. Susan working herself
up 20 such a state OF Excitement
that AZ times the aeutenesa Of her
agony nearly drove her mad. u
arose from the silence which vas
imposed on her. she DARED no,
make any Inquiries
And then one day she received
such q shock that she became mad
In real earnest For she felt con
WINGED that her husband had been
murdered. and that Danyers was
bis murderer.
Dsa abe not at that very moment
hold IN her hands unquesuonabie
proof OF his guiltg
II was simply a flannel underyesi,
given out with the rest OF bis wash
Ing hy Geo. DanveFa.
Hut Il bore her private mark.
which she had with her own fingers
put onto the vest Of her misainE
husband weeks before. II had be
ionKed 10 Josh Todd
She remained with the firm con-
xlction that her husband VAS dead.
and that bis murderer was sleeping
beneath the same roof a. herself.
Bat one desire filled her-she
hankered for vengeance.
she sought for means OF compass
lng Il. She never closed her eyes Al
night for thinking about it-think-
INK 20 get even xith panverA
She wanted a life for a life.
The solution Of the mystery was
ample enough. Gerald DanxerH'
things hal been got together by hia
friends. lie had only handled them
In packing his portfnanteau--a
portmanteau which bore hla initials.
Ito be Continaed-l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
Much Obliged. Mr. Moore

for the people Of Seattle TO stand for
from the hodup in the city council
Mr. A. with the alb
that too000 immediately available for the
o. ; system
The be la he Eets the
which asking for rapidly shall be
needed construction the system
Mr. the liberal offer public
spirited made TO city n time
anywhere. > the public approaching this
unsned praise for the things he has al
upbadng Seattle and he deserving OF
eh millions city and max
a part toward meopoftansm.
nearly s2oooooo win easily be spent for
o
That enough money keep THOUSAND at work
EVERY DAT THREE YEARS al TWO DOLLARS day.
That the that Mr.
improved service territory
opened and schedules In fact Il
means everything present situation
up taxpayers and the pack
council and force them 10 their duty II
they do It voluntarily
The joins Of Seattle congauiatng M Moore
this Of for city
win OUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
Two Pictures

a picture from the entieth centuryn Moscow:
the street They overturned
street The barracks OF the sol
charged the crowds
firing voeys fought back with
every Of weapon the windows the
troopers darkness The street lamps
had been destroyed. Ioodshe the dark"
How picture would ut the Of 1881
itself? Win the people faf On will the has
ale fall7 roll the Guilotne7
prophet He humanitar-
heart and It's historic
OF Righteousness Justice
built the would be the
delay would itself blood
and prophecy OF the eighteenth
Along rumble hollow
and harsh days Guillotine All
deyourfng imagined
the realization GuIione
yet rich variety Of soil and climate
spring. which will to
certain than those that have produced
humanity Of shape under similar
hammes itself into the tortured forms Sow
oppression again
yield the fruit according 70 its kind"
shfvers the history the
French revofuuon
through that history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
ny CYNTHIA GRKY,

ny CYNTHIA GREY.
We are such lot OF apes. We
Women-
Let leader OF the 900 turn a 80
riea OF aomernauitn down q fash
Ionable drive In Genital park. and
prcatot the rcat a aa follow suit
Just as soon as Ne can find money
snouEh GO buy costumes auitsble
for such a feat.
But Mrs. Ioha Jacob Aator has
started a sensible fad. A fad for
gray hair.
She couldn't help ita being scnsl-
bic. Nature got In her good work
as 10 decidlng that the hair should
be gray. but Mira AstoF proved
herself equal 20 tho occasion BY
pretending that gray hair uas the
ono thing needed to complete her
happiness.
When abe saw that Il really must
be gray. she made the most Of the
crown OF glory she dressed n 80
that the tufts OF hair stu dark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


Oftsntimoa the cars are iats but
the patrons can only grin and bear
IL
BeaideA the car service Ia Abom-
Unable. The laborer who has to 20
any distance through the city has
10 pay 10 cents additional fare.
am often made more tired from.
standing np Ia the car on my way
homo than from my days work
The company APPARENTLY never thinks
OF such a thing as providing any
comforts tor It's passengers. haze
oomplained NJ times. but in vain
A VICTIM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07

Editor The Star
would like 20 call your attention
10 the miserable accommodation Af-
forded the passengers ON tho Seat
tie. Renton & Southern railway. ~
the terminus OF the car line at frs,
south and Washington there n 40
provision made fer the great mum
Der of passen gers travelling between
thia city. Rentou and Rainier valley
points. Large throngs are eompell-
81 10 stand and wRit for the cars on
the sidewalk. often under heavy
towupours % rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07

1 Mrs dVHtAN aR&VR A8A0tN
sa44I4l.--a-4z-a-aa4a4s
were tucked away beneath a fluff OF
gray. She consulted her hair
dresser and found that the beauty
Of gray hair lay In keeping tho
white hairs perfectly and purely
white. and all the hair clean.
The result was an beautiful as
ahe hoped Il 20 be- Mrs. James
stIllmnn followed suit All the gray
hairs OF the 400. hairs which had
before been hidden carefully away
under pompadours OF rolls Of
brown. popped suddenly into light.
The younger the woman the more
delighted Is she 20 possess gray
hair. someone has All ~ once dis
covered that gray hair. together
with a fair young face. Ia a COM
bination hard. indeed. 20 resist.
With the discovery OF this secret
many others have been brought to
light. Among others II e. discov-
cred that gray hair shall be soft
and wavy aud "fiuffed OUT If ita
whole beauty Is to be displayed.
II Is found that gray hair looks
UFot IftAEA EAAtf HAAH - 1'AftAAA u
fecflve when combed low.
Common wash bluing, n few
drops Of II In the watar ia which
the hair Is rinsed after the sham
poo. gives delightful siivery ef-
feet 10 the white hairs and does not
lnlure the color Of the dark ones.
" white haira are yellow, bluing
remedies the evil
4 pure white soap must be used
for tho shampoo. and any tonic con-
tanning glycorine must be carefully
avoided. II turns the white hairs
yellow.
And with the tact and wisdom Of
fashionable awella. these women
have found out that m American
Beauty rpna makes an attractive
and stunning ornament for gray
hair They avoid white. and seek
cpntraat IN all hair ornaments.
They have found out 80 many
thlnaa, and In 70 short q time. ana
are making themselves 40 attractive
vita their handsome symbols of
---ts=---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
CHAPTER XII
A LIFE FOR A LIFE

Danvcra-thr man who had diYed
from the ship and saved the child
-waA the bearer Of letter Of intro
duction 20 Geo. Dcpews and the next
day he presented himself with Il At
the farmhouse
Susan admitted him. Neither had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
You psnt os. insul,sd.

Just cali and look at the new
styles In The Brooks $500 Soft
and stiff Hats II viii pay you.
A. \. Rrooks a Co. izsi "a Ave...s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
LADIES AND CHILDREN

Can enjoy = pleasant afternoon at
AIki Natatoriun An expert swim
rn~r In attendanea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07

aEa. that We. even we az the rank
and file. shall ape them az rapidly
as time and nature will permit.
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We don't know how bad the Me-
Neil penitentiary -. bat We can't
admire the Judgment Of any man
Who prefers Tacoma a. a place Of
residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07

DO NOT FOLLOW ROOSE- I
fELTs REQUEST. I
z Through neglect on some ,
= body's part. flags on several 4
a local public buildings have mt /.
. beea placed at half mast. Ia I
y pursuance 60 President Rooae- Z
4 Feits proclamation that all 4
. fagu be hAlf-maaied during the 4
q 10 days following tbs death Of 4
= the late Secretary Hay.
4 Tbs flag. through an own !
= sight waa not holBted at the I
q city haii on wednesday. bul !
4 Mayor Baillnger on THURSDAY I
. ordered that II Be kept At half 4
q mast for the rcmaindsr OF the 4
4 period OF mourning. 4
SEE4s 49, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
May Become The Wife of a King

50 Il IS proposed to marry daughter Of
naash Iklns spann nglh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-07
THE QUAKER SELLS FOR LESS

A safe cracker robbed the Seattle
Electric company OF several hun
drcd dollars. Tho way the $. =.
hog sticks up" UP the public every
day makes this refreshing news.