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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19
2 PRUS POLSK1CH.

P O TAX obfity 6nieeg
spadl W swieta, ze .utrudanrhl
komunikacya. W. wielu miej-
scach ley 6nieg przesz}o ma
metr wysoko6ci. T arr: r usta-
}y DO mieszka6cy wieiscy ME
NIGGA mic dowie6c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19

w I i II 6wieto
Narodzenia panowa}a
N mie6cie tax ogromna "a
miecSniezna, 70 komunikacya
Ia ulicach byta utrudniona.
TAX samo ma %prowinoyi, zwi-
E6Wki drogi polne zawiane
trudno je przeby6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19

Dnia % BIN.
z}ozy} pan Leon Leitgeber,
syn ksiegarza pozna6skiego,
egzamin ma referendaryusza
we w~roc}ewskim sadie mad
z;emiafskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19

ZNIN. R6lnik Wo]a6ski,
|w}a6ciciel pieknego gospo-
|darstwa ma budach tutejszych,
|zachorowa} groznie ma tyfus.
IKiedy ksiadz zajecha} do ME-
30 z wiatykiem, wysz}a rodzi-
ina naprzeciw kap}ana i costa
lwi}a chorogo ma chwile bez
W tel chwili wysko-
czy} chory W malignie z LOLA,
|Pochwyci& ze szafy brzytew
cia} sic MIA W szyje. Skost-
hieli wszyscy, widzac chore-
TO stojacego z brzytwa W
teku pred szafa i ca}ego
krwia zbroczonego i tylko
wielkim trudem udalo sic
lpbecnym rozgoraczkowanemu
akreszta bardzo silnemu mez-
ezyznie wyrwac niebezpiecz-
ne narzedzie z rekj, przy-
bzem sami'sie znacznie polka.
fleczyli. Lekarz rane zaopa.
trzyl, ze Z tel strony choremu
liza. razie niebezpiecze6stwc
khie grozi. '...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19

przy-
trzyma}a rosyjska straz po-
graniczna 8 dezerter6w, kt6-
rzy W poblizu tr6jgranicza "a"
mierzali przedostac sic przez
pruska grantee. Odstawiono
ich najpierw do Modrzej iowa,
a ztad pod eskorta oddzia1u
kozak6w do Piotrkowa, gdzie
oddani zostana pod sad
wojenny, kt6ry ich niechyb-
ME skaze ma smierc, ponie-
waz uwazani So "a dezerter6w
z pod choragwi, gdyz JUL byll
otrzymali zapozwy moblllza-
cyjne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19

L (Deutsch Krone).
We wsi Tarn6wku wla6ciciel
gospodarstwa zabi} zone, a
potem domostwo podpali@, by
zbrodnia ukryc. Spalit sic
dom, stodo}a i Chevy - ale
ma ciele zabitej stwierdzono
rany. 49, MAJ pred uwiezie-
MEM sam sobie zycie odebra}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19
ZE SLASKA.

~sIERAKOWICE. Obecnie
buduja przez S~ierakowice
kolej zelazna. Prey tych ro-
botach So zatrudnieni nieo-
NAL wylacznie tutejsi robot
nicy Polacy, DO pracuja mai
taniej i najlepiej. Doz6rcy zaf
So najwiecej Niemcy. Otto
z tych dozorc6w
Niemc6w zdawa}o sic, ze mo.
10 bezkarnie lzyc polskiego
robotnika. Co chwila pozwa-
la1 sobie ma takie wyrazy jak
,,Przeklety Polak, Kaszuba"
i t.. d. Ale trafi}a kosa ma ka-
mie6. Robotnicy zm6wiw-
sly sic, przedstawili rzecz
i zazadali,
natychmiast do
takiego odprawi},
inaczej sami bez wyjatku
.pracowac. By}o to
slusznie, DO "a .ciez-
ka prace nalezy sic zap}ata, a
ME potrzeba sic dat Mem
com wyzywac. Przedsiebiorca
tel uznal ich zadanie "a
.uprawnione i wydali} Gle
Niemca. Teraz moze
isc tam szuka6 chleba, gdzie
ME ma, ale kto VIE,
cry bedzie i znajdzie. TAX po-
winni sobie Polacy zawsze
postapic, gdy komu dzieje sic
Trzeba tylko
zgody, odwagi, rozwagi i jed
no6ci, a W niejednem mozna-
by sobie poprawi6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-19
Chicago &

OAAAO~0O ~ A-OA
Odiazd pooisg6w
Maj Wsoh6d.
Chicago morning passenger lex S)"..-.". TOO a m
Chicago evening passenger daily ....."...e;+op m
Chicago passenger lex s. -""...... 80. .~.....1s;o1 p m
Ma Zach6d.;
Dakota passenger (dahyy ......... =. ..''.. o;4s a m
passenger lex S)"..... .. ........ 1;so p m
Chicago Evening passenger Eek s. ...---- $50 p m
Przybycle poclag6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdatlY) . 80. Gas
Nianesosa passenger lex S)...... . ......... t3o Pm
Min. 4 Dak. mail and pass tex s.. . ....t;yo pm
Re Zachodu.
4 Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. .. 11;4o = N
Local passenger lex 81 ...~..--..: 900. S:4s n
Dakota mail and passenger daily. :. ...".a,3o p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
Chinese GiadIy Pay To
Attend American Mission

A +. Cory and family. Of Man.
kln. China. arrived in this city
Thursday On the Minnesota Mr.
Cory Is al the head % the Chriatian
mission AZ Mankiu. when seen At
the plilor on Saturday morning no
said
Never before in the history Of
the world have there been such won
derfui chances for the Christian
missionary In China a. there is to-
dav China has opened her heart
O. she American educators and there
h. nothing too good for them. Five
years ago. whcn I LEFT the United
States 10 do missionary work la
China. was confronted with one
Of the hardest propositions ! ever
tackled They would have nothing
10 DO with tho school I established
IN Mankin. ! could not get 10 see
the Chinese officials 70 have them
persuade their people that Ne we're
there 10 help and educate them.
Having become about discouraged.
We finally got a few Of the Chinese
Interested. who sent their boys 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

tho school. PROM that time until
the present date. Instead 81 having
70 almost pay the young Chinese %
come 10 the school We have more
than 80 can handle and their TUT
ton Is paid Ia advance My little
school over there Ia crowded % The
limit. but I hope 10 enlarge Il 10
accommodate over Goo students
Yes. the government Is perfectly
willing 10 help. but Ne do not AJAX
that Neither do We have % AK
our brother missionaries IN this
country for money. for the Chinese
are willing 90 pay their way.
ITO encourage the pupils In thgir
work. Niceroy Chou fni. a man that
missionary waa never able TO see
during the first few years OF my
stay in that country. but who at
the present time is one Of the most
Interested n0hlemen In China. has
bestowed a nth degree upon all the
students graduating from the col
legca
Mr.. Cory will speak Mt the FIRE.
mont Christian church on Sunday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
MO MORE
DELAY

n the delay IN the construction of
the federal building Is due 10 the
failure OF tho city 20 appropriate
5000 with which TO pay Contract
ora MeErath a nuhamei for the ex-
pense entalled for the changes ne
oeHsitated by the Third avenue re-
grade. Il will end forthwith
At a meeting on Friday afternoon
the finance COMMITTEES Of the eoun-
ell appointed Chairman Rude and
Assistant Engineer Scott 60 prepare
a report 10 be submitted az the next
meeting Of the committee. N II Ia
found that the DELAY Is due solely
20 the failure % the council TO make
the appropriation. the latter will be
made. N not. the money will not
be forwarded
The councilmen expressed the
conviction that they were willing to
appropriate tho money. II lack Of Il
was responsible for the delay, but
under no other consideration. Sew
eral OF the members do not think
that. as a matter OF Justice 20 the
city the money should be furnish
ed NJ all. although they are willing
10 appropriate II II II will stop the
delay. Others believe the sum de-
manded Is too large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
NAN BYNsEE WRITES BREEzlLY polNes NOUN.
TAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVE WAR DANCE LOTS
OF JOY

springs.
The train Of seven pack horsea
and 40 plcturusQNeiy CARRIED men
aud women wound tia way up the
trait led by a bugler, and arrived
late in the Afternoon. your oorrus-
pondcnt among them. All the III
Varietirr OF flowers accredited TO
Paradise valley are Ia bloom. and
one may gather snow with one hand
and pick flowers with the other.
The snow line Is above. but banks
OF SNOW stili remain In tho shaded
places,
The climbers have now added red
wells aud mosquito nets 90 their coz
tunes. the red wells In the daytime
10 prevent SNOW glare hilstcring Ga
the tramps over the snow fields and
the mosquito nets ia camp TO ea-
cape the bills OF the hordes OF horse
Enats and mosquitoes that swoop
down upon man and beast as soon
a. the sun drops low.
In both camps tthe Appalachian
and Sicrras camp t0gethaHl red
grease paint il In evidence. the
climbers painting face and neck 20
escape hlistering on the hikes.
Fantastic fashions are used in
making up." and a war dance In
paint and imnrovlscd Indian cos
tune or blankets and rugs WAS held
In the Sierra camp last night Md
night shows and elrrusns are also
features Of camp fire entertainment.
Several days yet remain before
the final climb. aud each day thoae
who desire Ia reach the summit are
put through soyaro PAGES TO test
their endurance Yesterday q party
OF SO tramped over the upper end
OF the Nesanatly glacier. among the
dangerous glaciers. and another
party climbed Pinnacle peak. n a.oQo
foot climb. tohogEaning part OF the
way hack down the north side OF the
mountain on the snow.
To-day 70 have gone to coWiitz
valley. for terminal view Of the
gaciers there and 10 obtain a rare
view % Rainier.
This afternoon your corrc6p ondcht
with As Mayamas viii tramp over
the snow fields 10 the upper pof
ton OF the Ne4quaily glacier
No serious accidents have yet ue=
enrrei The management Of all
camps Il very strict and only those
dee1ncd squat 20 dangerous trips are
permitted 20 ru. n - reported that
the Gibraltar trail Is in bad eondi-
ito and only the most experienced
climbers. and those who have AhoWa
! extraordinary endurance will be
permitted 20 attempt the finai
climb
Your correspondent viii 20 az far
~ Camp Muir and have a look NJ
the GihFaltcr trait Whether yoar
correspondent will then force ahead
with the stout Of heart and the
steady II hoof. or turn hack with
the blk majority. will depend on
hoW the trail looks
NAN uINHEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

About two months ago the mem
beers 81 one Of the most prominent
churches IN the town declared their
Intentions Of helping a Mrs Strand.
who lives In n small cottage in the
rear end Of lot on Crawford. be-
tween second and Third. with her
four small children. aged .. and 6
years and 6 months. whom she tries
10 support by taking IN the little
washing that she could get 70 do
az her own homo.
They Wcnt 30 far as 70 promise to
buiid her a small shack out Of ium-
Der that would probably be donated
from one Of the mills. In the middle
OF one OF the unEfaded streeta
a kind hearted citizen hearing OF
the misfortune. offered her a small
cottage in the rear OF his yard TO live
IN until the shack was completed.
That was over two months ago and
the owner. Who II a poor man him
self. says be positively needs the
small amount Of money that he was
formerly renting the house for. but
cannot bear to put her out. although
he has done much more for her than
the church memberh. Occasionally
few friends have brought her the
small amounts Of food they could
spare or else they unfortunate fam
~ would have had 10 go begging.
ana as IL was. they often knew what
u Was 10 set up from the table three
times a day ntiil FEELING hungry.
Mira Strand has seen much better
days. Less than year ago she and
her husband lived In a happy Bal
lard home. held a prominent position
IN society. owned considerable prop
erty and were in prosperous olrcum-
stAueeA lie vas the proprietor OF a
large grocery store. deacon In the
church and had on several occasions
occupied the pulpit
lie took 10 drink
Ills business was ruined and prop
erty and friends lost.
Instead % staying by hts faithful
little wife, who today IL trying to
provide for three children and q
nursing. sticky babe. that has never
seer It's father. he deserted her At
BeiiinghAan. not even leaving her
among the few friends who did not
forget her when drink and poverty
came In the door and wealth and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
WOULD BUILD
LINE TO TACOMA

TACOMA. July 22-soattie pro-
moters II a new electric line be
tween this city and Seattle appeared
before the county commissioner Of
Pierce county yesterday and asked
that they be granted a franchise Tor
entry into this city. They assert
that they will commence work on
the new line at once. the only de-
lay being the lack OF a franchise
Il Is asserted that the road will
be shorter than any other line be-
tween here and Seattle and the
schedule will be equal 10 those Of
Eastern electric lines. The company
also proposes TO build an automo-
bile road and driveway on each side
OF the track.
The promoters. one Of whom Is VI.
s. Hamilton. q road supervisor at
Georgetown. have already obtained
their franchise from King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

William Erickson. a patient at
the Nayaide Emergency hospital,
suffering from a number OF tor
rthie cuts In the face which he re-
eelvcd AZ the hands OF John Aher-
mack. who Is held by the police
awaiting Erickaon's eouyaleneence.
stated that the fight which sent him
10 the hospital occurred in the syea
tiorK bar. and not In the Aiki bar.
a. has been enormously reported.
Erieknon's cRan has peculiar
phase Months ago he met another'
man and they fought a duel with
knives In the same place He was
himself held Ia the city jail until
his victim recovered. and he served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
the OTHER SIDE
OF the STORY

sam Anderson. husband Of Tho
woman who Is now sick in tho
hands Of her sister and an alleged
victim Of his cruelty and dosertion.
Is far from being the arch fiond that
he has been painted. according 20
the story that Peter Anderaoa.
brother Of the missing man. told
Saturday morning.
The separation OF my brother
and his wife was the result 81 ufe
womanB folly, not OF the hu4
band" said Anderson. The stofs.
that he stole his wife's belongings
IA ridiculous His home he hah
bought prior 10 his marriage three
months ago. II IL true that he sold
the property a short time ago. but
Il was his. not his wife'a.
The woman. who has been mar
ried before. welded him. believe.
for his money. They could not get
along. sam told me that his wife
abused their child. Unable 10 stand
n any longer. he left the city two
weeks ago and took the little boy
with him. do not know whore he
went
II vas after he left that the wo-
man became sick ! then offered
her my assistance, giving her $50
in all II was my intention TO hslp
her through. and n she died to pay
her funeral expenses. I knew that
my brother Sould reimburse me.
I will lend no more assistance.
however. In view 81 the slandorous
accusations that have been made
by her friends against her hua-
band"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
SALOON DUELlST WILL
NOT PROSECUTE PRISONER

a short sentence He does not want
Co prosecute Abermaek. ms he claims
they were both drunk and knew
nothing about the taTrihlo conflict
In which they INDUCED. lie mag
unanimously stated. however. that a
mistake Was made In naming the
wrong saloon and Is quite proud Of
his second fight
The Alkl saloon has been the
scene % a number Of fights. in spite
nf the defense OF Erickson. Not
long ago q man was showed to the
floor by a drunken loafer and his
skull fractured. The proprietora OF
the place we're very chary about
giving out the matter 90 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
OFFICER CUPID'S PRISONER
is SENT UP FOR LIFE

chief OF Police Delaney vows thai
the early bird catches the worm. bui
he also states that once ia a Efoat
while the early bird makes good a.
best man At a ~seddins"
Ev- sheriff y. W simmons. 81
Yakima county. WAS aacurely man
aelaa for ilfa 10 Mlaa Nellie - nuh.
efts at a broadway church. shortly
after & o'clock Saturday morning.
chief Delaney assisted Rev. Father
fseREio IN the tying ~ the nuptial
knot. and he also supported Miss
Margaret u Mullen. bridesmaid.
The charge against the prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
Hi-Iel Hi-IOi The Germans
Have Captured the Fair

PORTLAND. Ore. July 22.-Gef-
hition today. for q is German day.
Al the buildings are 6rapea with
German coiorH. the bands are play
inE German tunes and AZ least 10000
Germans from the various parts Of
The northwest are making merry in
true German style.
The North German SannFerbuud
f. the main attraction Of the festival
The giant chorus Of 200 voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
CAMP GOSSIP

fNhzama and sierra Camps Para
disc Valley. "Wednesday A. NJ
My feet are cold and my heart
r. sick wrote Dr. Anna X. Harris.
Nazama. Of Seattle. Co a friend the
first days the clouds lifted frum AT
Rainier and LETT the tremendous
mass of snow. Bee ard earth exposed
20 the view 81 she tiny human atoms
az Its base For is long years
wrote Dr. Russell. 4 have aapirei
20 climb Mt Rainier. and now in a
single moment my dearest ambition
~ exploded The undertaking with
that great majestic mans looming up
before me. aprals me"
But next morning tho doctor. who
II a plnoky climber and who has an
Alpine record. took heart and
marched ON % Paradise Springs.
she wnl tackle the Gibraltar trail
with the rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

ms grand larceny Of n heart and he
va. convicted and sentenced for life.
SO tears were shed. In fact. the pro-
e~dinEH were maFrvd by ievity
simmons owns some valuable
claims al Nome. Alaska.
The bride and groom VII spend
their honeymoon there and. perhaps.
reside there permanently.
chief Delaney vas attn stirred
with the harmonious strains Of
sf.ohenKfin" when relating the cap
ture and quick conviction Of the ex-
sheriff al police headquarters saturs
day morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

The Queen. on the San Francisco
run. arrived shortly after noon on
Saturday. and will sail again about
midnight The Pacific Coast COM
pany Is taxed to the utmost this
summer 10 provide accommodations
for all passengers between the two
ports.
SYDNEY. n s.. July 29-James
stanbury won the world sculling
championship from Georgetown by
two lengths. Tho stakes were s.. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

comptised Of singers from Seattle.
BeliinRhar1. Walia walla. Portland.
Tacoma and other northwestern
points are deliEhtlng vast audiences
and VIII continue TO do 20 for sew
cfai days.
a grand parade took place this af-
tefnoon In which Germans marched
IN costume 81 the F'atherlaud and
the various Turner organizations
and German secret societies particle
pated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

You can't sleep. you feel tired. fr-
ritahle. dizzy at times have head
ache. back8che. and are nervous and
eNcitahlc. You are on the verge OF
nervous prostration. which means a
general breakdown. DIR. Miles Nerv-
Inc VIII build up your nervous sys-
TEN % its natural strength. and all
this misery will disappear, The first
bottle Will cost you nothing II Il
fails TO help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
Hall PLANS WANTED

The board % works az it's meet
ing Saturday morning decided 60
advertise for plans for The new Jail
buiiufpR 10 be constructed on the
Keezer triangle Advertisements
will be Published next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE CoNTEsTED win case Of
Casbuna stubbiefiled against her
late husbands administrators has
been appealed to the supreme court.
Judge Brents Of Walla Waila having
decided against Mrs. stubbiefiled.
5tubblefield directed that his money
be t.voted 10 building a widows and
orphans home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
Altogether
Good

Prices are right and the quality 81
TIE following drugs will commend
themselves 60 you;
Pinaud's Eau de Qalnine. tieo sixe
s.s.sss.s.ss-s#s sssss..-..s-s gDe
Cokeis Dandruff Cure. si0o size
.ssssss-sss $4,000 $4,000 stbf
Scaipieide. positively cures dandruff
and stops falling hAirs si.25 bot
tle special for ............... Sic
Rubldent Tooth Wash. 2Se siEe Pc
Mullins Baby Food. large size sic
Murine Eye Water. soc size .S6e
DIR. Davis fasteless Wine Cod Liver
Oh. per bottle. special for sic
Pahst's Best Tonic. &c Size f9c
II pays 70 deal at I-angz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22
tsV NAN RYxsgEl

PARADISE VALLEY. "Wednesday
July tS-a a m.-rho MaEamns
climbed the 5000 feet In the seven
miles between LonEiuire sprine and
Paradise valley yesterday aft@noon
and settled sQuarcly under the brow
OF Mount Rainier. IN a camp OF
Ideal beauty, Cook stoves and IA.
hles we're Ia readiness, and u deli.
eious supper was enjoyed by the
handicapped climbers. who had hy.
ed out OF cans for two DAYS in thcii
temporary camp az Longmlrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

Every conceivable use 20 which
the bandaua handkerchief may -
put has been figured out tY the
sIsrraa who have adopted the BAN
dana ms a permanent feature Nus
qualify caps. necktiea. aprons. diah.
towels. napkins and cushion covers
ail hanaaann. gives the camp a gala
and picturesque appearances. A
shirt waist entirely 81 handanaa In
worn By a SIERRA rirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THERE IS LITTLE change IN the
Aberdeen mill strife. The mills pay
Michigan and HARDWOOD nilis-are
running. but the balance are closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE petition OF William White
for haheas corpus VAS denied by
the supreme court Friday. He must
hang for the murder Of Matthew
Murphy. ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE FRUIT CROP IN the state IL
small. says State H0rtieultufailst
Van UYlderbeke. but berries are
plentiful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

Call and see this wonderful Chi
nose medicine man. Have a talk
with Hee Wo before giving up your
case a. hopeless.
Consultation free.
-2loh Washington Street.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

To b. short Of breath when you
walk climb stairs. are frightened.
or aeitated. il caused b. heart
weakness. ana win develop Into Sc
rieus heart troubles ~ not speedily
remedied. Weak heart Is caused BY
exhausted nerves The one SURE.
safe Heart Remedy a. DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure. which feeds the
nerves OF the heart and gives them
new strength ana viEnr. Al drug
ElstS Money back II FIRST bottle
falls to benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

Cherry PectoraI,

- N
Coughing, coughing, day after
day, tears the throat and
lungs. Healthy tissues give
way. You are Ill. Ask your
doctor why Cherry Peetoral
cures coughs. level. Nae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

A HOT WAVE has struck the
Yakima valley The Thermometer
registers log In the shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE DEPUTY labor commissions
err has found the Everett mills In
good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE attorney general Is making
an attempt 20 collect the Inherit
ance taxes and asks the eo-opera-
ton Of all superior court judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE annual catalogue o. the nR-
rteultural college II Pullman indi-
Gates total enrolment Of 7s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-22

THE GOVERNOR has divided the
10000 appropriation made for
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