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Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13

gerna sina dottrar till europeiska a.
delsman och soka Djelfva | stort och
smatt eftcrrapa den engelska adeln. I
Washington blir smart sagdt hvarje
europeisk attache fangad at nagon rik
inf0dd skonhet.
K%nappast nagonsin har penningar!-
~stokratien stigit sd h0gt till vaders
som nu. Genom Miss Heine, hvilkcn
nyligen blef skid fran fursten af No
naco, nadde den till och med upp till
de suverana f~urstarnes krets. Faltmar-
shaken Waldersee, a1idne grefve
Hatfield. den m0rdade friherre Won
Ketteler, sir William Harcourt, lord
Randolph Churchill och hundratals an
dra storheter AFRO gifta med american
ska qyinnor.
Vicekejsarinnan af Indien, lady Cur
zon, ar am~erikanska, den blifvande vi
cedrottningen ar Irland, hertiginnan af
Marlborough ar amerikanska, och nu-
tidens NEST typiske e~ngelsman, Mr..
Chamberlain, som iva ganger fort On
landsmaninna till altaret, har nu dA
han gift ON sig for treble gangen fun
nit sin lycka hos en- amerikanska.
Sd ofta EFT nytt MANN dyker upp |
verldshistorien, hor nan Diet nastan all
It'd ! f~0rbindelse med en- skonhet fran
America. Den acknowledgment, som
manga af de rika amerikanska damer-
ma lagga ! dagen gent emot "utlandin-
gar, hvilka komma dit for att der
bygga och DO och hvilka genom sim
pelt arbete" gagna landets utveckling
och der f~orvarfva sig en- oberoende lef-
nadsstallning, visar sig alls icke da
europeiska adelsman infinna sig sa-
SON friare. Besynnerligt nog ha bland
de senare endast jemf0relsevis ia
svenskar hittills infunnit sig.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
CAMILLA GARDET.

En- medarbetare till Jemtl. T. berat-
tar: Till en- landtman 1 Garsj6 kom for
en- It'd sedan en- gammal dalkarl van
drande. Han sokte arbete.
bet firms dikning. Kan nj dika
sa mycket att nj fortjenar maten?
ia. Diet kunde han visst, f0rsakrade
han.
Men nog ar nj bra gammal?
ia, nog har jag sett nina 70 ar.
Emellertid flick han arbete och ut
forde delta till husbondens synnerliga
belatenhet. Hans fortjenst uppgick till
l kr. so Ore ON dagen, och som han
! hufvudsak lefde pa brod och potatis
sa redde han sig godt.
En- dag for kort It'd sedan SADIE den
gamle:
Ja. efter som jag nu varit har sa
lange kan jag ju tala ON att jag ar
50 ar gammal.
En- S2-arig dikesgrafvare. Hvar har
man maken till den?
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
lie uttryck pa kalla. harda

de uttryck pa n kalla. harda
ansigte.
ia, Diet viii jag. Jag skall f3rlata
dig. SADIE han | en- nedlatande. yardig
ton.
Du har intet att f0rlata mig, Jag
har aldrig gjort nagot jag behofver
blygas for; Diet vet du. For nina kAns-
Tor kan jag icke d5mas. Dem har Jag
icke sjelf gifvit mig. Och ~atervanda
till EFT samlif med dig ar mig om0jligt.
bet skulle ingen lycka, ingen frid blif-
va. Diet inse vi bada.
Du har rattl Diet l6nar int att
tala ON Diet. bet som ar s0nderbrutet
kan Ell sattas ihop. Faryal, Anna! Han
tog hennes hand och h0ll den EFT ogon-
blick ! sin, der den nastan f~0rsvann,
ga liten och tunn hade den blifvit.
Derpa vande han sig hastigt ON och
ropade bort till gossen: Sven, kom hit
och sag adj6 at mamma!
Gossen, som staff vid f0nstret och
sett ut pa den stora grona planen
framf0r sjukhuset, kom lydigt sprin-
gande fran till badden, rackte fran
sin lila knubbiga, varma hand, lade
den 1 moderns handler och ropade:
Ado, lila mamma. M ska vi fara
hem till landet till ALA de smA kani-
nerna och faren och hundarne och ha-
starne!
- VIII du inte stamina hos mig? hvi-
shade modern med skalfvande lappar.
bet ar mycket roligare hemma,
mamma! Foil med oss hem, mamma!
- Mel, min lille gosse, Diet kan jag
int. Jag ar sd sjuk, sd Jag kan int
resa den langa wagon.
Men mar du blir frisk da?
Jag blir aldrig frisk, mar du reser
ifran mig.
Pratt, kom nu bara! &c mamma en-
kyss, Sven, och kom sedan!
Gossen hojde sig pa taspetsarne och
lutade slit lila rodkindade friska ar
sigte ned ofver den Invita-. insjunkna
kinden, som var vat af tarar, och mo-
dern kysste slit barn till EFT farval for
lifvet.
Hon kande de sma mjuka barnahan-
derna KAPPA hennes kinder, hon kan
de de sma varma barnalapparne emot
sin kind och hon sag de stralande
klarbla ogonen med en- huff undrande
blick fastas pa hennes allvarliga an
sigte.
ogonblicket derefter var hon ensam
| Diet stora ljusa, blomsterprydda rum.
met.
Mitt barn! Mitt lila, lila alskade
barn! hviskade hon under stromman-
de tarar. -- Aldrig lar jag aterse
dig mer! Aldrig! Jag kanner Diet.
Hon knappte sakta ihop sina han
der, taste blicken uppat mot solstralen
som gled in genom fonstret och slot
sedan sina 6gon med en lang, hafyan-
de, befriande suck.
Mar sjuksk6terskan kom in strax
derefter hade lifvet iytt, den sargade
sjalen hade fatt f0%rlossning undan de
jernharda jordebanden, hvilken den ic.
Ike maktade bara.
Lille Sven for hem till ALA de sma
kaninerna och hastarne, glad och sors-
los. utan en- aiming pm att modershjer-
tat brast vid skilsmessan fran barnet.
Mamma WaIiensteen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
Grymheter mot de kristne ! Macedo

Grymheter mot de kristne | Macedo.
Bulgarernas falttag 1 Macedonian
fortgar enligt den u%ppgjorda planen.
bet sista steget ar EFT faltrop Oliver
turkarnes grymheter mot de kristne.
bet uppgifves, att de forfarliga f0rfol-
jelserna 1875 1 Bulgarien blifvit for
nyade | Macedonian, och man har vad-
jat till stormakterna att CORA slut pa
dem. Stallningen ar sa allvarsam, att
iva afdelningar af den macedoniska
komiten blifvit ense ON att sanda upp-
rop till stormakternas ~regeringar. bet
ar m0iligt, att turkarne fara grymt
fran 1 Macedonian; men stormakter-
ma villa vanta pa tillforlitligare under.
rattelser an de, som erhallas derifran.
Eft sinnrikt forsok har blifvit gjordt,
att f0rbattra den macesdoniska komi-
tens stallning 1 amerikanska folkets
0gon. ON delta lyckas, DIR tvifvel un.
derkastadt. bet finnes IA val under
rattade personer, hvilka icke tvifia pa,
att den macedoniska komiten ar an
svarig for Miss Stones bortr0fvande
och fors0ket att utpressa %penningar
for hennes frigifvande, liksom afven
for en- mangd andra brott, SON blifvit
begangne och hvilka snarare blifyit
godkande utaf den ~bulgariska regerin-
gen, an de blifvit straffade. Ingen kan
lita pa uppgifterna fran dessa half.
barbariske folk, som sakna religion,
ty de AFRO icke kristne. och icke heller
muhamedaner.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
Den a~meriksnska ~qvinnan och diplo-
matien.

Fa hafva en- aiming ON huru grund'
ligt den internationella diplomatien Dir
redan genom Observation-Disclosures
genomtrangd af amerikanska element.
De infodda anglo-amerikanerna ma ia
la huru mycket som helst I'm jemnlik-
het under Diet de samla sina millioner,
dA dessa aro samlade bortgifta de
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13

ga s~varigheter fingo de slutligen tina
telse att segla fran Japan, och kapten
Jessup kom till Southampton. Long
Island.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-13
Anthonys koffertfabrikay4tat

fran Nebraska Street. till 5h Street mellan Pierce och Douglas
Mycket laa pnser pa Diet na stRIet. ReparatOner Roras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

only Tor the men. race viii be
held amauk the ladies' - the city.
owins 10 the fact that the hall O.
not quite large enough Tor many
% DO on the floor az the same time.
especially when the goutrntHuta viii
Be going at great speed. the racers
viii sperd against time This 10
thought "a hu the safer course.
According % measurements made
there vii be IS laps Co thr mite
Yesterday Fred Dale. Who lz the
first one u be timed on tho local
rink. covered a mile in minutes.
Dale II an amateur. having been on
The wheels trIne over month.
tkuha ramauata. tho Japanese ror-
ter % the building. yesterday COW
erred a mile Ia 3 minutes and q
seconds. = " Jones o. also one -
the best skaters. besides being very
fast.
Among the ladies Mrs Georg.
Frruan leads Ia grace and speed
Two other ladies who VIII no doubt
be heard from are Miss Mary Hy-
land and Atiaa Pearl Harrington. 4.
addition 70 being two 90 The uoat
graceful skaters In the city. these
fair artists ere capable OF rolling
a mile IN quick time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
INJURED BY
STREET CAR

John Anderson. a recent arrival
In this city. vas struck by O Second
avenue car and severely injured last
night about o'clock BE was re-
moved 10 the Seattle General hos
pltal. whore he was given medical
attention. Cuts and bruises are the
extent ~ his injuries Anderson
was crossing Second avenue be-
tween Seneca and University streets.
a car going north struck HIM aud
knocked him down. but owing to
the slow speed It which o. was go
INK did not pass over hia body II
Is thought that Anderson lost his
head In trying to cross the street.
There IL an unusual number OF cars
and other vehicles on the street at
this time Of day.
Mutorman John Mocr was looking
out for passengers At the next cross
ing aud DID not soc Anderson until
u was too late 20 avoid striking
him. however. the speed % the car
was controlled in time 20 prevent
u passing over AnderEon'a 1ody
Patrolmau Ribhaeh summoned the
patrol wagon and had tho Injured
man removed 10 the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

Local baseball authorities are
somewhat dubious IA regard to the
popularity among the players uf tho
pneumatic head geaH which was rv-
Gently invented in Philadelphia for
the purpose uf preventing players
from bclug injured By pitched halls
Some OF the fans say they don't be-
llcve the boys viii like the new
wrinkle. a. Il Is likely 10 prove too
cumbersome and warm The APP
paratus. Which working. looks some
thing like The helmet If a football
player. which had slid over to one
side. The affair Is elapued onto
the head on side toward the pitcher
II o. also cut In such n manner as
90 protect the nose aud mouth. an
indrutation being LEFT for the eyes.
~ that the sight Is not obstructed
Certain players have said Ia com
mrutinE on the new Iuysntion that
pretty soon the hafamHn will 50 up
20 tho plate rlEEed cut like a sub
marine diver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
HE SWALLOWED
CARBOLIC ACID

Patsy Goodwin. hotel clerk and
runnsf. committed suicide In the
Louvre lodging house. Al rirsi ave-
nue. ana Madison street. last siFh,
about o'clock lie swallow Fl the
eantsuts q a large bottle Of ear
halle acid. Goodwin came u the
place last niEht and asked for a
foom. The lundiady requested pay
meat. but Goodwin said that he
would ray her nrxt time shortly
Alters arsin she heard I'm Niliine
her ~ name and cutsriaF the room
fpund him about dead
Il IL thought that UratuiA VS.
dependent frum an unfortunate love
affair aud out % LUCK Or Snyder
uaa eaIled Ca. bot could - nathInF
Deputy Coroner Arnold tnsesfig ted
tha eaHr The remains FefsI re-
moved 20 tho nonsse " Atsau
mufEur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

An autamubnist says that pretty
suun We viii hear % the drivers
nuekiuH "a the famous Egyptian
pyramids 10 test tho climbing pow e.
Of the autos. THIS statement Is
thought Go have resulted from the
recent climb made ~ Carl " Kal-
frey In Philaislphia. xelffey bet
Nathan Powell. another autuiat.
81 uQa that he could drive hia ma
chine up the steps % the Mercantile
club u that city with ia horse
power machine. KeifroY and car
load q frIsnda dashed up Ia the
club house steps A. they nrafrd
the bottom step many % those In
the speedsr jumped out A few
stayed however, md had the pleas
ufe II being shot through the air
aud numerically bumped as the car
made the ascent ~ the steps
After making tho ascent Ksiffsy
reversed hts gear and descended "a
the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
INDOOR MELT At "U'

The indoor athletic meet. which
VIII probably be one % the greatest
ever held - the University "a
Washington. IL to come OF ~ the
gymnasium tonight when the list
- contestants vas handed IN last
night there waH a total % nrarlI
20 students Hh1 MI compctr in the
different events
pr Roller ia more than pleased
with the interest manifested BY the
students Prom every class n team
has been entered. There are more
men entered from tho FRESHNESS
Glasses than from the seniors. but
th~ latter VII come out stronger
before very long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Fraud Exposed

A few counterfeitsrH hpYe lately
been making and trying 10 sell i'm.
itationa ~ nr Kings Nsaw ntAeoY-
cry for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. and other medicines. thereby
defraudinE the public. This Is 70
warn you 10 beware % such people
who seek 70 profit through stealing
tha reputation % remedies which
have been successfully curing dis
case for over Is years. 4 sure pro.
lection 20 you g. our name on the
wrapper. Look Tor u on all Or
KinKA or nucklsn'a remedies. a. all
others are mere limitations II 4
BuCKf.EN a CO. Chicago. III. and
Windsor. Canada. Sold By q. o
Gus. druggist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
JOHNNIE uElrEp SOME

The Willy -nilly verdict % the VA
,ionHl league I'm the case ~ jack
Taylor Is said hy the baseball mag
notes 90 be IN no small measure
due TO the fact that John 81 ward
was the pitchers attorney john
mic - dead wise to the ways 90
those that pull the strings. and tho
maguatrs know IL. too
when Taylor was eHonrratrd from
the charge Of throwing tho 81
Louis PittahurE same. and fined FOR
going on foot THERE was Some very
audibie suigkrriuE emitted by those
who heard the verdict
Some years aHa Ward gave up
scooping Erountrru and studied law.
because he knew he could make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
ROLLER SKATING
RACE MARcH 10

Manager BoKga. Of the Auditor
ium, announced that roller Hkat-
Ing race will be held on the rink
among the amateur artists on March
10. Entries for the event must be
in not later than p hours before the
race D. 20 start. The race win be
open 20 none but amateur skaters.
and Manager BoERs states that un-
der no combinations VIII he allow
a professional TO enter. As % prize
for the winner an elaborate bronze
medal viii be awarded when this
race II finished
After this event. which viii b,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
GUS vii UMPLRES

The Pacific Coast league has add
Cd Gus Klopf 10 It's list Of umpires.
The announcement 20 this effect
was made BY Jim ARnew. business
manager Of the Seattle club. last
night Klopf has an euyiable record
In baseball. having been before Ia
the professional Iimellght since
1888.
The fans like to hear Gus call out
strikes and balls because Il comes
out something like this. "Er huh
Won stuk." and "Er huh. Won
pals" Whenever Gus says you
iss oudt." the players josh him al
times, but II Is the aqua vitae
can for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
TRIED SUICIDE

Tired Of NE flgors Of the city
jail Nellie Elwood, a prisoner serv-
ing e3-day sentence for practlclng
prostitution In that part ~ the city
not designated Tor the purpose. at
tempted suicide yesterday afternoon.
She had been sleeping heavily from
the effects Of an overdose 81 NOR
phiue for several hours when dis
covered BY the iailar. who w1s uou-
fled by her fellow cellmatea that
all was not exactly right. She was
removed To the WayHidn Emergency
hospital and attended by Dr.
Buckley. After several hours
treatment she vas pronounced out
Of danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 24-Three
fayorites. two second choices and
one outsider won A. Ascot yostcr-
day. Gene Hanaiin. At 3 20 /. was
the longest priced winner. capturing
the second race from Our Pride and
Sanon. the former a a. 10 / chance.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb e The
races % the California Jockey club
90 have been held a. Emeryville
yesterday. we're postponed on hc-
count Of the death 81 the infant son
% Mrs. Charles Dunnhy. daughter
n Col Dan Burns. the prominent
turfman and capitalist
ATLANTA. Ca. Feb an. J.
Dryer. OF the city. defeated Jack
Munroe. the well known boxer and
wrestler. in eafeh-az-eatch-chu
match AZ the American Athletic
club here last night Munroe won
the first fall and Dryer the last
two.
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2t-The
judges at Ascot gave out n ruling
after the races yesterday auspcndlng
the horse Rough Rider. winner OF
the third race. his owner. 2. s.
Roberts. and his trainer. ~ J.
[ Lynch. for an Indefinite period The
/ veterinary gave If as his opinion
that Rough Rider had been "dopcd. %
and the suspension followed
/ CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. "a
William T. Reid. Of. Of Belmont
Cal. has been offered. and will. II
Is positively stated. accept the posi-.
ton o. head coach Of the Harvard
football team. The contract pro-
vldes for one. two or three years
service. a. s. 500 a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

Phil king. the famous little
PRINCETON player Who was looked
upon ~ being the greatest quarter
back 81 hts day has been appointed
coach Of the wisconsin eleven for
the season Of 1905 KING will re-
grIvr "a salary Of $4,000. besides an
allowance for expenses. win king
az the helm Wisconsin ought 10 60
some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
DEMANDS S40,000

The relatives Of Olaf solstad. the
man who was killed on the water
front on January 20 by contact with
an electric wire. yesterday filed
with the city a claim for $4,000
damages. The claim was rejected
by the council. The city In not re-
apOnsible as. contrary 10 a rumor in
circulation for a time. the live wire
was owned by the Seattle Electric
company, Instead Of by the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

Superintendent Of Schools Frank
Cooper left last night for the east
where he will investigate the school
systems Of the large cities. His trip
Is largely for the purpose Of look
ing Into the methods 81 running In
dustrial schools and Juvenile courts.
Sealed bias for tho macadauizing
Of Van de Vantsr road Zoe one rnllo
south Of the Denny clay works we're
opened by the county commission
erH yesterday. Bell and Price pre-
scented the lowest figures aud VIII
be given the contract. The firms
bid was $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
No So
DRAW SHOT

IFTA@t " TEFWE
Strike the cue ball low. holding
the cue lightly and being careful
not 20 draw the cue back In max
ing the shot "a common fault in
making draw shotsl Strike the rcd
ball little to the Jeff aud the shot
win be made. driving the red ball
the length Of the table and into tho
corner. Use no English The d.
roctlon Of the draw Is determined
entirely by the point at which the
cue ball strikes the object ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Food For SpOrtocrats

This move b. uhc ~ stsst ira-
meat ia the affairs of the galiafe.
aud the students nl look upon the
subject 81 change With approval.
At the present time the e. Is
awarded Co any players Who may
win "A first or even a fourth place
Ia the dual meets with any ~ the
large colleges. The now amendment
VIII give the committee the power 10
decide who shall receive ths aaafd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Wilt MY NEW srErprp.

Will uuY NEW spEHpER
Willie Vanderbilt. &c.. IL now htk :
ing all over Europe. where he iH go
Ing ia set "A machine that will ski"
en- all GA this side ~ the water.
Willie didn't do very we'll at EaEIr
Rock and duriuK the OFmand Day
tana meet. and u went somewhat
against hin grain
The idea with william l. H. seoot
along uu atfaiEhtaway course At
the rate of two milcu minute lie
aasa the man that can accomplish
this vtll have International fame.
Willie doesn't say whether Il il
dead or alive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
A L,rTIE @aNs AROUND TIE ausY CIRCUIT WITH FEW
Ssse~v syops AT DIFFERENT srATtoNs-ALL THG NEWS
vsavs ~o.rH WHILE m 7 Ag MANY FIELDS or SPORTS

Euuia In easra where the knights ot
the diamond became tangled in the
mrshHa Of baseball laws. ward.
after establishing ana excellent ree=
ord aa a ahaftstap and Hr,oud eor-
urr artist iu the National league. he
came quite expert on tho golf links
ne has played yreditabiy ON the
links Of the famous LsuuoN ana RAJ
tuaral clubs ~ the east. uud fire.
quentiy excited the admiration OF
the noted hahltura OF those courses.
baseball tutrirrs nrr swinging
omiuuuH lamps toward Han johnson.
OF the American league. This 10 be.
cause Han faVuta four strikes tn
stead Of three Ia pat the batunan to
the water bucket
Han says the same az present ia
NOT lHnE enough. and with four
strikes and four balls in the pro
gram the tan vii consider he is get
TING his moneys worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
TO CHANCE AWARDING or &C.

The Cornell Athletic council dur
ing ita recent meeting appointed a
committee. consisting 90 tho cap
taluH OF the several branches aud ths
commodore Of the navy. Co consider
the advisahuIty Of changing tho
present method % awarding tho
varsity -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

Ger. FIRST ave and MadIaaas
FORMERLY AIyCAZAn
Biggest and Most Popular YHuds-
willie House
Admission Zoe to Any seat
Mms ZiEka. Washer Bros Daisy
Vernon. Richard Burton. the Mar
Eesous. claude Rampf. Wilson and
Wilson. Hanson and Drew. and Sec
ins New York On rs Minutes by the
ElosCope. Reserved box seats 2sr.
Performance start 80. 8 30 and 9
=. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Phone John sS1 Dabney Woodhouse 4s Pike Street
chlcagoL

HARRY SILVER Prep
III Yesler way.
A Eenteei place 10 borrow nnonsy q
diamonds and all kinds Of 5sxelry
Strictly confidential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

FINE MADRAS neslsee dollar aud
tig5 shirts so on sale tomorrow
AZ Use. We've "a fine showing -
these shirts in eur window. See
them they're right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

rTFTY CENTS adds one 81 our neg-
liEee shirts 60 your wardrobe q
shirt that no merchant can sell
and make money On AZ less than
Tsc each. We bought them cheap
and are SELLING them ditto See
iham In nur MLnlnM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

THIRTY 1--WE cents j. all you need
70 buy one 90 our SOC shirts to-
morrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

DOLLAR FIFTEEN = fhs price
we've put on "a fine assortment %
heEligec shirts an extra fine mad
rns and French flanueAa 40
shirts In the lot worth less than
Ills anywhere. Displayed 10
window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

DOLLAR FIFTN buys n nrEiiEre
shirt Of French flannel WaTHtad.
six and worstrd aud imported
chaviot cloths these goods Isasi-
lively retail FOR no less than iz.5e
to s300. and are vel worth your
consideration. Hig window dis
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

EXTRA FINE ON wool underwear
garment that positively cannot
Be duplicated for under $40 any .
where In the Northwest viii be
on sale az aos the garment to-
morrow. Cotors are EfaNs nat
urai tan. blue and black
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-26
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er oeo Chen al Sctator SIatt Sen
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at De beIIt intet ptl buoe meb noeet
8ositpre OF gisre, o8 Berooer er Soea
bIet bomb og panitaur, Of bet er Den
pure geenintcresie, iom bar bifteret
beres sSprb. Set er al baabe, at ale
politiife 9osier I 2anoet, ligeiom
Soea og 8Iatt, mart faar en- Min'
belle ON, at bcres Gage or taIte.