The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1904, Page 4

cricsiecalaaoile BY ART Mre K y t tive fH . Likes Mra 2 1 ' ‘ fast—a ‘ mt . meal Mre 4 twee for t vt eater al a ct \ B w can we ma der volur ‘ No, tha not lov woman y e hor t lal! kos which is for t ! h Mra. Kelley vols pe sald, is to bears age ma " The best way will have her way t the tad last business and suggest Seven rythm coffee for the nerves and grabam the chicken’s craw It is ali a matter of hypnotism There is great Democratic qaoks Sng in and @f the band wagon activity tn are 1 s out mostly out mb Its pretty tough when you have @o nominate a man for presi @rder to make h Now if Were a woman ‘We mustn't forget that the @ilso have a ticket tm the field. Re Member the “I Talk about tuck. The day the icemen strucs the w ; fooler. tt doesn't often b hat way. A WORD FROM JOSH WISE Whut's one man's loss may be aauther | man's gain—on th’ | next bail’t i i GOSH! Hays Jackson passed through Bunday, his horse was going a dog Srot and his :ider was looking wish dike b. wanted to buy cattle —in- diag Times. reek Cor. Sneedv'ii nn, STANDING PAT. We have no apology for coming ut two days inte. Thursday just Bappened to come two days too soon for us this week The editor was mixed op with Bollege affairs, Dan had special ‘work on hand and the fair typo had @ beau. And there isn't another @an in town who knows an eight int type from a brass galley lest Lafayette, Ohio, Indicator LIFE WORTH LIVING } Fried chickens a now West Hamlin Cor Ha. MW. Va, Republican i * numerc He Made a 12-Foot Vault Save your bets. There may be Some “added starters” .if Georg: Cotterill organizes a new party If people are ac old clothes to down furniture to we in the eur mer cotta, why cant they be tent with such all the year a THIS 18 WONDERFUL. ‘The P.-L. says this morning boat was chet stoned by Mttle Nl saisfied with vid, ber “The Mine THE SEATTLE She may follow the practice fo gems f STAR «in . n wb you f y " t t A t ' hai he w tod °y husband. ach the club, All that ts ' eral rythmes « forewarned of things be hypnotized to be saved from to let the wife “breathe in several a week, ght get onto the k for the tron ta the blood beofate the place corresponding to and tact Fiser, daughter of t . Maj. Evan Thomas, who was killed gallant fight with Modoc I dians thirty-one years ago w a honor of whose a Veasel was named. HOW m oxo QuiT M rr . at’ be a cos A waned th’ flirasy th’ ba opry ex he He used t like © f nm an at th” ga An h his fp with th ame to quit th’ game How 4 simple mat h H * °M hen I . with a 'y by where the size o° Aiki F Now, when 1 ¢e through fannin’ with this ‘prentice im th’ halt I sees it's te at I got to make » awful stal Th’ for nm ast what th’ b-—l th uff wom ‘at I had Well ‘at wae where F threw th gaff » your poor old dad. T saw th’ name Garfield an’ I told} him thet the stuff Was telegraph f'm up th’ atate says to tet ‘er stuff. ‘Bo when th’ rival papers head th’ story an’ « eat I fete t plum disgus at th’ way) rd thre i th’ of An’ ‘at how y father says 1 got sore on th’ game an’ made my mind up I ‘ud quit THE COPY KID ARMY TENDER 1S LAUNCHED T tates army ten ler a na was onl , letter nan Engine works, at Ballard, at T t wa M A F e Joe August, who escaped after @ murde ansault Ko nd on t car | a few Georg b that place. It is t Ge wn t ned as to bis sanity. He le a all rancher nea th Park HOUSTON, Tex., J Pron inent lawyers and jurists, members are gathered in Houston for their ninth anual meeting were begun t through tomor The sessions y and will continue ow Are You Going Blind? We Test Eyes Free DE, FRANK P. PRATT SEATTLE EVE, EAR, NOSE 4 and 6 Haller Bidg. AND THROAT INFIRMARY COPY RIONT «19 | BY TAR Me ART COMPANS=——™ | YNOT j 1 PA pe uw | y na ally r | 1 ging to the I Rex Ingrabar | the i | from # , wugh ) With ( | While a ne a etaff # him der # At Wed ith " tty of th While visiting at Brook | two daught A Ingraham | | wit 5 ous : j , jn i from I © by Dr. Dalla her of Mra. Lang | Rex, t * hi . at hom ke an ft w with ler to t ustif | Ordered back te grat a * troopers. He ts alded to escape Chal and both safely Rappah nock and arrive j ton’s fa t Ch } ape th nally reaching Washington CHAPTER XIX—Continued.) he th bildren were without a lroof ¢ them; that Mme fr er charges a | perty a had managed t save, had been landed posite quia creek, and thither he was moned to meet them. Anothe week and Nex Ingraham, in blue at and top boots, was tramp fin try about a muddy but | most sol ommand again desought a fave Ingra }ham's account which he had serv } { war, of t him upon tt i new reg amped with « . Transfer him young hors. oO t with the right kin lation,” said Chalmers, and the was need ia orders the war department on the At Arlington was camped the big Western brigade Rex bad kne | Kaloram ok him up an | eral’s train of general offi bis ane, to | eurrycomb and brush a. and Car glory lead but to the 1 od and waid ireued in ore seemed, tr ve rest and court to cultivate the the buff atick the and button board, with no higher ambition at the moment than cor | poral's chevrons and his captain's | approbation He had found a most congenial bonky” in a tall young farmer f Ohio who knew more t horses than the oldest troop « |geant. He, too, had enileted in the i re because be wished to arn | the business from the bottom up d. re t though he was, they had him weeks before to teaching other recruits to r }had taken to each de He and Rex other from the start, for the Buckeye found the ¥ a im 4 ride and | knew a lot be te. They became leven tr ate through the v9 dull winte that follow | There was ne oureries 1 little “ * p in March and n at th Quaker « a ’ and th t ad aw a t and of f Ka ama at t acy bh Cha househ Suicide Prevented The A } / found that will p t wh \ ‘ Electric F I Jach, Liver and Kidney reguintor lby G. O. uy, Inc., Second avenue and Yesier, druggist THE SEATTLE BTAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1904 and f i from t A It 1 nif 1) ut th n " Capt. Carden and ‘ 1 Within an) ha t to Wa anda ¥ 2 t ports f wan-|1 th n, at ' Yorktown were much advan: guard week that followed and , io on regal , yward Richmond. And then It a addiing the Chictenb ny, | t Ol Jack “ it Kippiag ex t Clank and} t the Fifth nea ea fa atoh the late i Jun , ‘ " ¢ e) Ingraham | ma “ ached | Agat the with A al bat- || me one had he fl f P CHAT wan oa t Rex | " ly. a we f he Walon Het he we tlt t a“ r bir { = is a cor arkened \ t aguln rer XX U8 DAY J when they b Wash ing heale 1 bear { car i a e dled ett b t WITH ONE MADDENING, J OYOUS, VENGEFUL CHEER. general, who only hurriediy/it"set him to thinking. It piqued ver the paper and tossed it| his curiosity, possibly his vanity 16 and it bore its inevitable resuit ynd himself a few minutes | A was ther brilliant ner on the flank of a squadron | learned, She had beauty whose sabers had just flashed f t and feature the trumpet sounding “forward nd Other equa were . ed. umned in the The fluttering ng of guidon to his left bore the legend in | had « no response 5 U. Ba rival yet a com tory J Winn had told ment, and he read the in © neglect and treachery dications at a glance. They were h had rewarded Ingraham’s about to charge jon to the girl he loved, and Out flew t » blade In an in- | the friend he ted had kindled stant. A second or two he gave to |!n her gentle heart a flame of pity setting the sword-knot tight to the mparaion pathy that be gauatiet wrist, hie enorting charger | came inte he studied him tugging madly at the bit the while. | covertly lay by day, and Trot” sang the trumpet somewhere | pity in itself. we know me kein Pay + elon hy 0 abbarde |to an overwhelming n Srentiog the eaconé Jamned all| ft was not ing—but who eagerness and bade the ridera”touch |can say it wa wish ?—that boot to the left and dress.” The i 1 be brought foam came flying from the bits. The ' this time} . « lope befe ay a pled ® an t the t be taining r amoke that 'w . they b nd there & and wy fle f. scant yards ' away the blood red battle f , ae eating hing. y@lingthaps = unwit the sugned nat in sacpiined ranipedesarse, nnd now. inthe oye of he he p he a ee: were and charging batt i 1 reed hin I lo y . to ¢ nd \ h " : ; oF tone | 8 ’ H ueeene alge . Puts an End to All t cally A for The aged him out t of wth ' from under a dying ho an En axed oF i field bullet} h t r Live & deep gash on h Hu ' | the Second South Carolina—a south- | it ' ' ' ern staff officer with him, tran Try the . fixed by Ingrabam’s saber | ib 0. GUY, In nourlehment, and Allee watched him with te apprehennion=her ' or and wint th gun to show ant 4 r neo, and 1 it r ' ' tered nto the problem Philip & nd tone f two of the t t ur general ha battting t at gates that | « for Uh fords of the Pot that rts ¢ t ' " a f b nt the the pr ent t “gn A Het an to hend th t tem the tide of it ’ he must ride that night t n the advance at Ro ile on the F Ingraham wan gone ( ' 1 am going, & was & “n b t ¢ th as not Agath " a ' ' At h parting words a be aald bh I f than ‘ n " t tott ri r John W Nice Home LARGE LOT. ON FE BLAINE T, OVERLOOKING LAKE For Sale Cheap > ON EASY f AN TERMS. The Thom 224 Pike sonCo treet Modern Dental Parlors nd Pike @ 00 $5.00 Full Set of the Best 5. 8. White Teeth $5 Houre—8:30 to 6. Bundays—#. 50 "THE QUAKER SELLS 11 FOR Matchless Valuesin VIIRRORS At THE QUAKER $2.00 sies Quaker $1.75 25e MONEY- SAVING PRICES see Window) We a Tab K iesingen Oc hate, 1 B5e 300 itz Powders, dozen 25e 40¢ ‘FREE DELIVERY To all parts of the city, including Green Lake and Ballard orders filled and we prepay express or freight charges 0 miles of Seattle on all of 8 Mall potnts wit orders Medical Doctors ws y/¥, S THE TRUE MEN’S mi = 0, SPECIALISTS met KAA EOE Blood Poison musta ieee co. School of Photography free to Amateurs Rupture Nervous Debility sed No and ANALYSES AND ASSAYS piDuctd Rat B pt pe! " P to W per ce The Seattie Treaster (om pany nd Av., Opp. Bon Marche verry, ait wont PUTED er real No Students OPERATORS LICENSEL PRICES ALL State Medical institute ated af RICRARNS, M.D I at Nv 1 Ingtitute in the West 202 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH SEATTLE, WASH. Attendants.