The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1904, Page 4

™ stn ATE 0 8 EO Oe Me Mn ann cnn _ - ’ THE SEATTLE STAR—WE_ DNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1904 | Bran, 4 a - couples, unable to resiat the strain Vwuch doar things | tok mppmited me oe F. 4. WHITNE} THE SEATTLE STAR | ooeeOOF rOereeEOEE OEE OE ED Gd EI REE DE EEO RE OS MS | An Inatant more and ake had fled, “Oh, Clarice, | can’t , | Mileh had tome bows calling: them . ; : . ry 2 |ieaving her light touch and her " he idea { 8 and » Hew h Avenw + tnee ht! Go ahead ne fuddenly « hum Interest # rr ve @ AY ry nt If you don’t, | will,” whe threat | head toward the where Cla v1 Wh ret HON BS . ” hi had been mitt t here w ‘ ‘ t . Pustness Dopactment—s Main 1080; Independone itam * A ting to the de ened, while | faltered Seem ' . . Ke . partment @unset, Ma x ¢ By EOWIN Lb. SABIN » | Cle nfolded—and & | t w t F il me v k aa ui Dullaien New ¥ ‘ foreian adve * ee es oe bree sreee t teered John de who was wilting dan AY ’ ' Red V4 aati . t lal a . ' 1 be A ' I . a TO MAIL. at Re he da * it . . o’ he , » i] Prank | tar a wn i ‘ , ly ‘ ~~ f n 1 ri " p : “ On the address ia w Ly ' Jiehing House y lite ; we Wiper at 7 7 mad e be 7 —_ . : Pf f va ” Hon, has ol aga advan k at = oe bh the view was aw w wha t Clarice, aw wh and . ly watched | vtalked c an ged . . : ahane nt date . pt = - iT t Raw t the Pos 0 “ w ‘ —o " . sendhr foot the great yard, i re tl uA we t ” . turf, its old owka, tte | de i t to Cla om wel immed ral 0 anne ta) t nl 0 ! nl ' wend . he |t wht as ‘ . o. he t veh | ie " Best Dinner in & ‘ ‘1 ‘ tratt ! " my an ty Shs Much alow *) tor a “ & Ww but, : bill tood the huge | dr » remline mn Of) » a d t ™ os and t m « r \ dow s get married?’ I tablish a country " 7 nial age for p tog + t for tuab le ome t *, below ad me tha m 23 h iff * when alw navel fw apt i place » Li stended, « tas far « “ ve And “ y 4 wh « aer at ‘ a ' : ' ' ’ hi \ ms a Re . . —o h ae i, bow «| my . q Any wn * sd. and hea » vast prop: | Ph: ox . c q . « x € ta wes @ (a «irl, now ‘ " “ w lead, vr o name ‘ t i 4 t ‘ * are « ne arn te al off " f . now « a wart A » . a “ ; 6 ny ry “ . * . ¢ t 7 . ’ = ; y Cle . i a a uatior ‘ hk non ate | coon . 4 with » are woul fm y ae womanhaod ly one rabip had! oa Cia hous hope ¢ . h . ‘ * inf ne LI te and why f t,t . ‘ , ak, an vere ; tration i prepa 4 oben. a h it Lee ore why o .* J = my an a t we « . Ben ” Y Hust nee » KEvat J and “ ery viewn a at f “t pla t 1 be in| Wiseacre a manee pe 2 T sbi b ¢ sow mat addert i her not as « . . ~- e : " ‘ an give,” I continued, “He sho Pick out a husbe eA timaey : cose & 4 F Of pack ! " nea out of th t , “ tod t at t his & wink Tf might have t ali, , Hon ag one BE Sng LN ee 20. ld | in expomaibie, Pik, help the men “THE QUAKER SELES IT FOR LES theusand untold ways but will not y Interest. The had business '® t a at w ' might w on They ay av ° In eve ° . a ct riace Nem tte and while it yearned to t prieo t f nw yer ae th " at a ~ under gp % tx ow the te joint owner, | 1 blurted, haphasard ob gor wan . aan elena A y will a ured Tis a pity to let an overseer play Jasper Tait he and ave " i of wishing = a © UpE and ther my * grind and ‘ atiofted with e indignantly Aw ibe Beas | dense person actv tor So celal ont 6 . t ! erin tt tthey grind is the pubite ny r. as you're pleaged to call Mra ba wish tobe 8) 5 . ad pv ered, Dut | amare ent @ The H / ; . pias {.” objected Clarice. “very alet * wa - ager poe - ner then 4 the woe Yes; and medy pulwory arbitra Iw « that I've got more m He'ow's your ! trand od The highes @ht is th put It has been thieasly a an *y . ° — sit. fMocked t the tae 4 “damn ' agh Th " f y otv Whiet wtion I have fr ng . A « . siaihend j lined « snd some pr et af aan G ublic me ——_ : fa ’ “ a F right». e to inve ‘ t a t . ts angered The the _ 7 b t n t . . ‘ t te arbitrat met with the ant 2 wt or be: a conscientious manage pete dhe ad - 2 ‘ All wa onan 7 torally hesttates to triumphants $ INSTRU try. Me shed a precedent that should becos egnised as law a . ° “ 5 " aintiv a Ei tiiey. great stath take t at ' want . CHASER Or AN O | 3 their cispute that is wanted by employers and strikers, arbitration will n om! wh a tow aid a FEE ive it to th Clarice ping nd ‘ miomed to cm Th N Id right tim ite own t for its ow mn my beck againat tb x 4 4 3 A ttt arbitration goes ach tu « than o whole a a low ¢ I ar was a beautiful 4 y tia. a : m ie . a . e Saree e e a e azo : 4 other. woold = ne day " fe M ei vows oe = 11 The Shumate Razor (iY i wins “ aughen a 4 bin Guaranteed + nur hus ‘ y Fentos Hy Kuropatkin’s “well-taid plan” has If she wears a stylish shirt watet ; - — - aoe " $ 1 .00 ‘4 4 B last been discovered by th -) Shiver’ Yea, theut regret. Yeu. | certainty hope so niet tired p 7 4 parts. It is to retreat . t Then Horace Munn, Robt. Harne And they say that woman's tender; | having it in black and wh and ( len a a row “The critics speak well of your hook.” tt “Yes, nearly all of them have I you she is fare try eb enming Itie while I'm xclaimed Clarice &) It would kill him quick enough ! want ” e he bid Sind word for it. I'm surprined by ©. BOSH osnat » than a dr . ‘ “3 dom't wonder. Nearly every | Worst of All Experiences a ot . hedy fects just as much surprised | . thing be w than to ne come desingiy. and son me you do.” | at be your white " eat hope, essay the venture, © after srothe i MUST BE A NEW SETTLER. * wee cnet @ pelea h, wt arelt Buck Gardner's pistol was acct —, ~~ sortunity, was t ae CLARICE,” | SAID ABRUPTLY, ‘YOU OUGHT TO GET MARRIED. s @eatally discharged in his pocket ai : a Ge evening last week, inflicting a The Mat of rene though we Pus Nes? il * , andida! exhaurnte t Quaker 4 vd oir Gi I not kaow, Clarice Cur-tt-t Venetians | He's the extreme, | p did ies with wo sem Bran od, and everything | * i & WORD FROM JosH WI | tb oe 2g Sag go ~ ; . Rone He ate t " . . a ho cha allied " a sing 7 It only costs a mil ~ : dy h ke 4 Honaire a small part | . Prink yes i been e? Already ; hggewsay gh png a on . last ct > ance | ~—"Tiat Throbbing Headache t would omt | » wife y - “ a ev'ry cent t get a v " at a a ode = . ee wh i alves os walt os alth e 4 at ie 2 . sone - pint, Second Avenue and Yes q F t what y e ore 3 “We retin by atep ct tt ‘ - : @ @@ the Russian f with f ar. w ve " i Se sre You Will N P| lear, but the vor | Wouldn't t ravel you? and fm : , ae ne 5 1 if ee S| aan tems sarcte wun toa| TRETH SPECIALS | et cy te if tee _ w - « ‘ " t . : | Ret be did not sé it to the re thal tegr, Bag | eeem 8 Painless Dentists eo. “But at the lowest eatinats, Is are to da city, used {OUSE $875 WITH 5 ACRES—TERMS 10 CEN 4 Ib bird at “ more than worme say we be a ° ’ He had {failed to state how fast | Butte News. pe 3 ake a na 7 ow .* LUKE RUBBERED | 20 DEBATE BY MAIL + ' a a redty ¢ ? } Pais rn ‘| PMlie Lizaie has a bathing wait s Cet to fit her sang | A debate through the mails has She the beach deth hug os lub of —~ and the Sarah TEETH , t ‘ ' <a. ” ss Re > |Ville Literary Fraternity of Ohio , > ate ‘ i y or ‘ nigh LUKE THE LOON hasan The t of the debate has not A optcialY DID You ded upon. J. F. R. Erford BR THINK OF IT? | been JB. how sad to be a woman W. EB. Parker and &. A. Rowell will ak ui t And her fixings have to wear. be the debaters for the local club. , w " - . 5 th Prom the hip pad and the bustle, | Silver Filling i eats , ‘ tw OWNER 3 TIMES BLOCK To the “rat” within her hai Another complication In the lit nee a psn S te gation over the Budlong boat house = 7 : = Awd the belt with harness buckle at Leschi Park was brought about dge Wor . . Made to draw her waist right in| yesterday by Miles Budlong bring joes @ Our Pat " BETTER. NO 4 > c Ome! PFI sho looks so gaunt and hungry, | ing ated oe. BD a ble Suction will held your Secth up. s attor if en't he lew pula and . saipade VOeOT RATE ‘Phic lhe ea Naat interest in the business and ask-|, . " a 6 . . . ne ¥ . - Me wast shiver in the evening ing to have @ receiver appointed | ,,.. . Maresh . fm fact ever & bt 1 p , SHIRTS {0c, COLLARS 2c, CUFFS PER PAIR Cc a 4 ar-| per ght.” she v " t k Spier ora eninge Te * "re writ i mt a pr ah ae | ie nara, na QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY Are You Going Blind? We Test Eyes Free | _Pattorg 2k See Union Mock t r. Midway |nounced, aw I bent over hor. “and | 1D, S. JOHNSTON CO pave - ‘ » bad, Ph Calves are | gaved at her ” The Both Phones-—260. Established 1890.