The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1904, Page 4

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ane cea tt TLE STAR—MO ) NDAY, “AY, JULY Y 11, 1904 Se cATTOS STAR a tath, and | Vix % HX Y dential th : The i “ h — “Whicagas 6 Pribune | COMNnsela of the two old partte — , ain ee : ns JiR?! GLOBE My ate beet Ge AS - DEMOCRATS BUY PAPER), 220: a ort i a, ry | BLOCK r——-—— eee | 4 * t Iya e a ’: OBSCURITY AN ADVANTAGE Verne NAY bed of to THE QUAKER SELES ITFOR LESS Satate of New ee ata hae , _ ath , a. ran nol at! 4 wont.” — iY byt peor at at h . ‘ | € Ae gently as f eo he 1 of Judee I who has just been na ate for th eat. | woul weekly pa t ' < 1 ' f . ‘ " t w an a ‘ ! t t k paucity aforty n, nothing can be | 1 to th , Any 1 os a cavalryman, |» +‘ ne tm the back woods, has had it din ned into him that he has a chance |? aay ; . , Kdward Hurnhem,| B® dare not @ t BY BUYING OI of some day be ng P ent » ing that this Judge Parker | and iy ‘ oo i tM Y Baiina's aan] Cavalry Would be there, Back, beck I or, the 1 the A ay two és ‘ Ingrabat ned the plank road, followed " n ‘ 4 this happe The New York wey # not ngly 1 h the witne fa ¥ the th a s tha on pame wa 1 of t 10 with th a1 s Chal-|} the fa art . r t from Brookside by | | seat t cratic pargy. It Dr. Data of Mra, Lane-| ouaprs - . Bry , , ee A*merely negative a y, an F PETER J R . . hee IN PERILOUS PATH t 1 ‘ nian : ; : . ae tories, KR 4 an impinge, a [ ata J undisclosed ' A 4 . = al i t ‘ price The Th 2 : fons on the liv the y, wil ' ar Sen, treed . o) ft , wer I { 7 t ton ‘ t { ‘ ce 4 thusiasm and v \ La al ca are CITT , t tr ead , * t his | PO ‘ I & gn agal . an andidate whose ex . ase , ae t ‘ ences and faults have been m ea i in every 8 Neca f < Orde eck to b . t te t " ! w! Is he nd are a y wn to € an we BALLARD ENJOYED a on y Virgie tb - = Brn & of R pon Rew + He is aided to escape by Maj.| either had at t 1. Me-|p t t pi yet b " r tency aa 5 . ton's farm. t forwa y t Sperry they have kept many a & man out of sites « at M ‘ th y an : tar 1 OF 0B predicted by ® ‘ CHAPTER XVII~« ! s ' . 6 od t . back to 18 e might go fu t ar & Let kt “4. W a . annere that “ ach th A mile thetr right front, the! ¢ 4 ent peop at “May I ash t if y enough the purpose. In that year the De Ten ; was @ two y butiding| his eee te 4 } - =e war? 3 © te send nesace, 8 Whig state, a little gentleman who had been, tn the two ady salmon have with a porch to the heds | N tenacity t his war < forts to him, Wher preceding elections for governor of } sivel feated, Britian ¢ mbia t) is n ack, Across the! dogs on the works in front of Wash-| did you say he ibe om 4 gad they nominated him, Jas. Knox Polk, for p and with him | Predicted the n to $8 pen fi te ect ye tt na ang tg n It waa the opening of the Not for weeks if I am any com meen me “9 ANIPUR® MILK—Dos...¢8.98 @eteated Henry Clay, “the great Harry of Woeat | THRE PRO NISTS witli! # bbe a - a Se -s9llf t Scien wie MELLIN’S FOOD ngle can 200 Why, men are nothing hold thetr stat ak 1 Large size eee | ps @ Weightman’s and In 1852 the great Winfield 5 cott ater aat y by the m emery & ‘ . 4 “ ST 7AR OF a Obscure Franklin Pic | The Ortenta hawmut ar-| \ tif CASCAR " pa fresh In 1884 the great Jas. G. Blaine was defeated by the + ved from Tacoma erday t something 406 300 Grover Cle 1 oars — tee . As ent 206 The largest stock of Williame Im 1885 the great Grover Clev eland was defeated by t © olling for @ Japanese ra ms 66 THE E RAZOR we Med Batte the rth Benj. Harrison ‘ wan pelled hutely & oe bd — Mere men are less than not hing ° | Tne Nome Olympia w - ; 7 Rms ec noes pat et tee hecs ct tre tet mr 00h, end hus | sas barter roc, ere ek : Free Delivery a a repairs. Her views on the ¢ " 2 wheel will o a She : To all parts of th oe te a Green Lake and E rd. Mafl day. * , ad fur filled and we ay © xpreas and freight charges to all Great reputations anything? Pooh! ‘They are ' made | ber ‘ r cargo within t t n all orders of $ r over. up in an h of newspape . The Ses of private life are filled with put r have _ k been k for their political views. Happy ts the man who has ~_ on none m, is not fo ut siete ti to Judge Parker, ther e, is t agratulated upon his obseur ; - ity. It ie the best capit uid have in @ candidacy for prest night } dent adwell and — fej S at ' = ~ i an rr ewe. coat Hogue * « % STAR DUST »}} CASTORIA sition For Infants and Children. Hogans t - ‘ & weak Just the Thing for Camping ae a Signature Cejlibidea 2 randmother was gone “IC | Di R ds How would you lke to be a mer- provision for an alarm clock tor! 4 ‘ ha vor heart at that olumbia isc Recor maid these days? \' ery policeman. f | : sd died ag bis it 5 eoun@ re- | Was it h— e— t— y—? dingraced and ' ee. DS ie rome oa Modern Dental } o hadi‘ prow ot The worried-looking man was be- | 7 xacte it #0 weakly bad | ing at first, they eth ‘ Seven-inch, 50 cents each: $5.00 | tug questio ny the doctor Pariors HE BENT OVER AND STROVE TO RECALL HIM TO CONSCIOUS- | given. and they are now preparing search per dozen. Ten-inch, $1.00 each, $10 What seems to be the matter nat NESS. j There was er for-| expeditions to be conducted in most dozen. Grand Opera Records, with you?” said the medico, after | givenens with the ba packed | systematic fashion. I giv all! $2 each. — | and sent by Dr. Sperry, and no mes-| this for what {t ts worth. If t the man ach that makes & business of charging you interest fon the information you loan them r of the be about yourse! the porch, “and Chancellor's ts! and in the Kast, at least, the South ee one I bope| you have fet & tsoment, to lose in Columbia Gold «than two . ther, but] seemed having much the best of it.| for speedy recovery making ene As duty d (( Mouldea Cylin- Ag ~~ sheet ‘ garrisoa,| In the thick woods om a little mands, I shall remain here to take der Records | 1 don't & ward. They're m be » of ting mid-| I - ssiiieatie { verses joc He - os 1 plied t he B . canes Seae Send f talogue M. containing He Missed His Cue pong one > pa ee ~ aay tena , of railway ett ' t aing, } " a &, trios, 4 ete solos je sloyal cit shack which Burt ka P a r “sj tgp net his gaze 4 files Ingraham ‘ ted ts “ Now, perk rne flut et, ete, ete The Russian peasantry, as a|” J th ean 6 he a eer ae tno nt ne to t wn| Columbia Records Fit An Make of Whole, are said to be no more fa-| had case of the arip ait " ~4.. aie aieneeet A sreas. The | there, with ample oe ae with ‘ Talking Machine. Millar with Tolstoi’s works thanj thick f = sent sn an eh pee “Uncle Tomsk Cabin.” : Poe . ‘ “ t a te ak anteed for ten ye ’ a e west, and now! ton, Chalmers he weatbrman ach ft 1s 1 Siier pilinge i this way.” ane sweet tts save af | suing the oo!” 1D, S, JOHNSTON CO he was president of an ice trust. | oP hanes tae: te ren ay, thel wera « he south-jlong houre cach 4 ns ean| 903 Second Ave, Burke Bidg. A TUNEFUL CHINK | Virginia t Q Ay Mirth mus b [ f SS ee siesieeemidaal ma ical pig-tail, Ah Sing. ash ap ee * se tent ty tot mame “horse ® ; Ri gay a8] bo 6 ALBERT HANSEN It seemed very queer oa -is . t f - at rfolk ning Ricoh Jewelry To the convicts to hear | “ ie t east. even Frede ‘ erilou every day e Bing sing sing-songs songs at Sing MARION yt ge Here they dove on nea | ; t ¢ ; “¥ 706 First Ave. Sing STREET techs WASH the , 5 ne com . gayety and the ¢ dance | t 4 WORD FROM JOSH wism | His Experience Gave Him Quite « ve oe h ward bere, a & ead F Turn Puoto SUPPLY CO. » long at Put tn tt t ; TRY IT ON A RABBIT ay pnp ee om a denly at a ra pes | town, t . " ne y “The way we test the quality of ree te Amateurs th ack t be , that ¢ ‘leh . he ier Wet tats stanas | in “ moos ANALYSES: ioe araies ser hed] tose ° and if after that the will not - hd out of idle and b “ ae ao pot : aw LARGE LOT, ON & BLAINB room at th top, but | fight a bulldog the whisky ix wo | lla Gedo Den Md To ce inves ; t- B DVERLOOKING LAKE it don’t tell ye how t* - A me { anguish wan the only 7" i ge “ UNION, get there, THE WATER WAGON MAN ’ . or and) ® aaa ‘ F S an to add M ' | Floyd Harris, our jolly sprinkler t i him ¢ mg , or ale man, who keeps our streets free oO was ¢ * c Gem bas eee bersiiven aie tae ~ igri Pe ne p a slate heap grasa a le *, has our at f ed In th b t the ler was - . k | thanks wad of subscrip jury. F ten f I trove," i ' 2 A AND ON EASY TERMS “| thought the doctor told him the | tion money. He has everything ta er. N mn enly chance he had for his life was | readiness for an early start with , : . " In playing golf.” |the “water wagon” about May 1 c f “ ' " " “Bo he did.” | We wish it was tomorrow, for hi REDUCED FREIGHT RATES 1 : ; “ th Rete Nand would ; it co : “But he doesn't play.” .4 . ' a “No, He said he'd rather pass ' The ThompsonCo 224 Pike Street our con Ant-| On household goods to all eastern | points Through cars. Saving of 2% away in the pousession of all his per cont pets ‘ hie sgotentst, Paster thawre © got «The Seattle Transfer’ COMPANY | 28% cove great aig ahtire SS The famous Hertillon has « new | lence be accounted for? ; ~ “pa med wine NNY OYA ils system for the detection of erim- | Red Front Furniture Co. « f . t t on I N wu riginal and Guiry fmals. No doubt this system makes Democrats first kicked because | BIG OF , i EW UP I I yp id anieenusee " RANCH t . murred, h r I v MRD ent Ocld men vse i : ; . ing little bur Mad uh a ines . WE CURE cA RRH. WE GUARANTEE IT ee “pea a I os CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION AND EYES TESTED FRER, the ttered'te:|bies. 3 and $1.00, ‘Trial| have I was M Ma y ‘ nd 5 r DR. FRANK P. PRATT 4 and 6 Haller Bidg. t ta 4 mean | pot « free at G. O. GUY, Inc. Se v'nt h, bef he went to West Gg. 0. GUY, In Second avenue SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY. w Oo - ond avenue and Yosler “8 Point. Is be n hi Y esle

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