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The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
Drained WITHAHATCHET
Two Women Quarrel Near Albion, Ill,
With Fatal Results.

Albion. Ills. Oct 24-AIrs. Michael
Aukenbrand was killed at Kitchens
bridge, near this place, Sunday, by Mrs
A McLane. q neighbor, as the result
Of a quarrel
She was returning home from
church when the quarrel started. The
two women were in front Of Mrs. Nc
Lanes house and Mrs Aukenbrand had
a child in her arms. when her neighbor
Drained her with a hatchet
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
Are You sickP

If so, Prof W. S. Harding. graduate
of the WeItmer and the Stanhope
schools Of magnetic healing. can cure
YOU by vital magnetism. Free treat
ment tuesday and Wednesday, October
"A and "a. s21 Monroe street
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24

Was the result of his splendid health
Indomitable viii and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys and Bowels are out of order. II
you want these qualities and the success
they bring. use DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Only 3 cents at WaggOner's drug store.
~ kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
Attantion q q Il a

All members expecting to take part
in the Goth Kansas reception display
VIII meet tonight for drill and special
instructions. G. MAX CLAUDY.
Cautafu
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
KANSAS CITY AND RETURN
90. 2.e7 Via the Santa Fe.

on sale from October p TO October ..
returning good until October go Six
trains a day in each direction.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
KANSAS CITY AND RETURN
50. 81 Via the Santa Fa

on sale from October p to October IS.
returning good until October 80. Six
trains a day in each direction.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
Ii Is Sc 5 60

This week at The Bennett Book Store,
$50 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
WHIST PLAYERS MEET.
Twenty-one Tables at the'Reception
Last Night

The second social session given by
the Topeka Whist club last night In It's
excellent quarters on West Sixth ave
nue. was a decided success and the
eighty-four players enjoyed the even
ing's game immensely During play
cigars and lemonade were passed ana
after the final hand luncheon of cof-
fee and sandwiches was served while
the score made by the dinerent
teams were being placed on the black
board.
Several new members were added TO
the list and more will come in before
the regular winter tournament opens
next Monday night The whist com
nittee has decided that two tourna-
ments of twelve games each viii be
played this year and suitable prizes
will be offered in both A ladies' tourn-
ament will also be started some time
in November.
In last nights play Lagerstrom and
Washburn had the high score nortn
and south, while Wood and Scott ana
Putnam and Pennekamp were tied for
the high score east and west
Following is the score IN detail:
NORTH AND SOTTTH
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24

IF you scour the world you will never
find a remedy equal to One Minute Cough
Cure, says Editor Fackler of the AIican-
oDy. Gla-. Hustler" It cured his family
OF La Grippe and saves thousands from
pneumonia, bronchitis, Group and an
throat and lung troubles. Geo. w Stans-
Kane & Co.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
KANSAS CITY AND RETURN
q. 81 Via &c santa Fe.

on sale from October p to October 2s.
returning good until October 80. Six
trains a day in each direction
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24

Brown and West ........-......... 1872
Spivev and KeeIer r...... 1876
Tagerstron and VVashburu . 40
Rhodes and Washburn .. 135
Davis and Heyden ..-.-.......-.... II
Beerbohu and Marshall ..... 135
CaDper and Ashby .... 1S5
Hughes and Gillespie ...........-... 13S
Rosser and Troutrnau ... 135
VanValkenburg and Parker 1890. 136
Pavne and Faulkner .. 128
Dudley and Davies ........ 137
Root and HuIiney ey.. 134
Howe and Lowry y.... 132
Stewart and Hurrie .. 1876
O'Neal and Allen n............1 130
DALEY and Noble . 126
Martin and McKirahan ,. 125
Gregg and Carr ......... 134
Savage and Shakeshaft .. 131
Warner and Holland ......... 135
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-24
THE WHIST CLUB.

In a small town there are many ways
Of amusement, but none more popular
| in these degenerate days than whist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
GATES MAY Be .
A CANDIDATE

CHICAGO, H.. June 2s.--Friends
Of John W. Gates. the organizer and
promoter ~ the steel industries %
Illinois and the east. was talking ~
him yesterday as a possible canGi-
date FOR the United States senate.
10 succeed Senator Cuilom. Colonel
Gates Is prominently connected with
the Illinois Steel company. and iE
the president OF the American Steel
and Wire company His prominence
In the manufacturing Industries 81
the state. his friends say. makes him
n particularly desirable candidate
The manufacturers say they ought
10 have a representative In the IL
llnais delegation 60 congress Both
the present senator's are lawyers
and the representatives In the lower
house are In the main from the legal
profession. Illinois Ia one OF the
leading manufacturing atateH. they
say. and ought 10 have a manufac-
turer high In the party councils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
TELEPHONE 70 pAwson

withla the next eight months
SkaEwaY vii b. connected a8th
Dawson by A telephone system Tho
work has been under way for some
time. and rapid progress Is being
made. Z. ~ Wishaaf. editor OF the
sksKway Alaskan. who came dos y
Monday from the north On the
steamer Cottage city. states that IN,
line has been completed O. white
Horse. Tisefe u "A large forrs
men al work and they are progress
inK at the rate af about nvn mile,
poe day. iiy next winter the hap.
penings Al Dawson viii be daily re-
ported at Hkagway. and the Kion.
dixie capital Nlii b. kept 10 touch.
with the outside world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
thin PARADE
ON july 4
Line of March Is
Announced.
PREPARATION FOR CELEBRATION
Special TransPortasion Rates for
Those Desiring &c Attend
From . Distance.

The Fourth Of July celebration
committee met last evening NJ s
e'cioek at hcaduuarterr, J, a. Ma
deau presiding. Chairman Haynes
% the transportation committee. re-
ported that he hai made arrange.
mpntn fuf special rates with atrnm.
boat and railrnad lines FOR abe benr.
az ~ outside visitors Daniel jones.
~ the nnHnco committee. reported
taat there had been aubaefbrd. thus
far. taf3s. and That ~ this sum.
feis5 had been appropriated t. the
various committees
nr Crichton. chairman ~ the fire-
works committee. made a request
Tot mn increased appropriation, haVs
inE found Il necessary 60 increase the
number ~ men who wili be engaged
IN disehafsing the plecva. q. Lobe.
Of the committee on Music. stated
that he had engaged the services ~
fite nrst-ciass hands Ts4s cauXrn-
tlaa chorus uf a1Q voices win also
takes part IN the exercises On the
University campus.
J tsdclkheimar. 81 The decoration
committee. reported that tAr SMALL
sr arches Wrre already ia position.
and that work had begun on ihe two
large arches tiusiuras men wcfe
cooperating with the committees.
and First and Second avenues VIII
D. strung with fessaaaa uf electric
light.
cot n. T.. Edsan. u the parade
COMMITTEES. REPORTED great progress
in his department. Two large naata
have been prepared. one represent.
tng thu hatticship Olympia. and an
other the haFbof az Manila. 4 De-
tail Of two companies Of i0s men
from the battiurhip Iowa siit he In
line a. well "a a large number u
elsir organizations
These arrivals from The north
10 o'clock. tie iiue % mnreA being as
follows Forming AZ Second avenue
ard Neslcr Way. 90 Second % Union.
an Union q Faffh avenue. on Faftn
avenue 60 PIKE street. On Pike 10
First. on Fret e. Main. On Main to
Occidental avcnun. on Occidental ay !.
enne 10 Washington. on Washington
e. FIRST avenue. on First avenue 70
Union. on uuinn O. Thir,f avenue. on
Third 70 Untsersity. on University o.
the campus
After the appoint ri9ni Of COM
mittee % visit The Iesa Ter the pur-
pose Of ertsn'hnE 4 formal invita-
ton - the officers t. take part In
the exercises. the COMMITTEES adj
tournsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
But Found 1t Not
Up North.
MANY POOR kLOlpIkERs Return
All rhoy Mad Was $4,000 Pin
nonsy to Purchase Peanuts
and Cigars.

Fifty Kipndiksrs arrived last sv-
enluE on the steamer Resale. They
we're. as Capt. o'nfien stated. "rath-
sr a poor crowd" the amount % dust
between them aKKfsRatlnE in value
about $4,000. The klondikcrH were
part Of another taK crowd which
came down on ths steamers FaraI-
lon and orixsba.
The new arrivals from the north
report nothing new at the Kiondike
capital Gold Commissioner Senk-
Ter recently Issued an order resrrviaR
from entry ali vacant hill and bench
claims located on uonhuxs and Eli
dorado creeks. lie has also issued
another order prohibiting govern
ment officials and employees from ae-
curing mining properties on the
Yukon.
The Rosaiie'a list reads az follows:
s. Mccarthy. J. Hegan. W. Reeves,
j. y. Montgomery. II. G. Copeland. =.
r. Hansen. q. Klenstra. J. NJ Horl-
on. NJ. J. Fowler. W. sherry. D. Me
Cielland. |. Rowland. n. / Joyce. y.
+. Ferguson. Mary I. Snyder. ".
Pollock. J. W. Smith. ". croech. Z.
Payne. II. r. Young. l.. l.. Lower.
~. O. conkey. y. u. Frye. \. J. st.
George. J. N. Mcleod. II. Pennock.
J. Feiey. Mrs. I. TeEtmciro. j. Pic
ard. J. Nadeau. w. Battrim. J. y.
wilbur, ]. Malcolm. T. Gnchris;, q.
=. Kelly. J. ". Troy. G. Lei. NJ.
Story. \. G. Ford. o. Tulmade. l..
shRrant. J. Strohle. J. Mulvcy. J. W.
Felix. :. Reed. l.. Larson. ]. Rob
erts, J. svendsgnrd. j. Watson. ".
$. Greenwall. 6. w. Hiii, j ROBBERS,
X. Mason. G. Graham. II. Robinson
I. ID. Mckenzie. 8. Lavoie. n. Eaton,
lily. Daniels. Thomas Lawrence. :.
ReEan. w. Acker, y. Gantiey. n. Nc.
MILAN, ". a. Brown. H. \. Moore,
II. q. Monroe. J. sedich. G. callson,
Annie HoaEiand. ]. Wilson, +. "
Small, Mrs. l.. Bell. J. Krehbnl. Mrs.
q. y. ON. Miss N. Bruner, l.. Dob
bins. W. Dobbins. J. Piper, Mrs T.
Piper and three children, Mabel
Triest, Mrs. u. shaw and two chill
dreu. Mrs. j. a. O'Brien and two
children, u. Graham, q. Smith. G.
Maxwell. A. Sundelin. NJ. J. Mcneil
J. Mcneil. j. w. Collins. H. Fina-
ness
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nAIafrRIfS.


< y. HoUGnroS. ArShitseL aiI iiS a
and az collins block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

We skilled
brought
offered should detect
tuberculosis food products Such
would oneztmabe
spread Of consumption"
r. oun a n
Of diseased cattle Furthermore have not the
tubercuiar
the and the
aeyic and formaIdehyde pressvalne and pvatves
a afflicted tuberculosis OF highly
sale Of milk
Of the dairy cattle by
and
decided animal infected
the sauEherhous when
In
should be segregated
saugh
Seattle
Is
thinking that
Immediately ward on this Tuberculosis
aceo he and hsalt o be people OF Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
MURDER WILL OUT
AFTER MANY YEARS

WICHITA. Kan. June 3s.--sheriff
Simmons has received a letter from
Mrs. Cornslia Street. informing him
that her brother. Alexander Jester
charged with the murder ~ william
Gates. near WarTensbufg, IN 1871. f.
now IN shawnectcwn. Okla. ana
wealthy. She says that he Is under
the alias OF W. n. Hill.
Jester. II living. as stated. il now
50 years old. He was accused Of hav-
Ing killed young Gates while travel
ing with him. and to have burned the
body. lie escaped from JAN before
the trial. Oklahoma authorities have
been notified Of the letter
The sisters motive does not yet
appear Young Gates family re-
side al Alton. III.
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spil. Mis- Nose.

PAftkEisEuunr. ". Va. June =
Honest" Patsy Calvin ard james
LAWN. both leaders among local pu-
EAiHis. fought on TIE streets here
last nlEhi ana LAWN Naa badly pun
ifhed BY the former prnnrissar 81
oalviu'a cafe. LAWNS face was cut
IN several piaces AMI hia nose split
open. fhyFicisuH think that Lawns
Injuries wiz result fatally. Calvin
was placed under heavy bonds To-Day.
The cauHc af the trouble l. unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
indians to Celebrate.

JOHNSON. or. June rs Th4 In.
diana aud whites viii celebrate July
4 at the mouth OF aileta bay. rheto
viii be barbecue ana an Indian
feather dance to amuae ths whitr
people, The dance viii be conducted
by the Indians AZ il was IN iholr wild
state, They have some pnn fcath-
era aud beads, bells aryi clothing.
one Indians suit cost $500 The prin-
cipai speakers Will be INDIANS and
WhitrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
SAILORS TO PLav BALL

a matched game Of baseball will
be played Thursdsy afternoon at
Madison park. between the SAILORS
on the battleship Iowa and the Rain
iers OF Seattle. The boys in blue
have been practising steadily for tho
past two weeks. and believe they can
put up n atif game The proceeds
Of the game VIII go 10 the Seattle
Red Cross society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
The Founder Invited.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. June "a.
- Baron aearl Emilc ErianErr tho
French g pitalist and phllauihronist.
some yea ~ ago endowed a hospital
here. witch j. about 10 be com.
pleted. The institution has been
named the baroness Earl t.rlanner
honpitsi in honor Of the haron's 8ifr.
An in'sitation has been extended 20
the baron 20 be present at the open
tWE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
WANTS MS WAGES.

James Gillespie. a cook. has hiei
rapers IN the federal court against
che schooner Fred =. sander. - ge-
cover WaErs amounting 10 AIS IL
also complains uf brutal treatmen
az the bands o. the officers ~ tbn
Naaael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS


Wednesday Morning. - Trade on
West street was fair today. A large
consignment Of fruit aud vegetables
are expected on the California
steamer this afternoon. The market
II well provided with berries. which
are arriving In large quantities. The
demand for cherries seems small
and a. consequence the urIreH
have dropped to s0H7sc Der box
New potatoes are now selling al g. so
G275.
Vegetables.
Potatoes Uobblng)-whiis River
Hurbanks, sas0i5; Yakima ana
oregon. $500 new potatoes.
s. oo02.s5 per sack. beets. us5
per sack. carrots. s06siO0 por
sack; garlic. PC. California aspara-
gus. 5Hsc per III. Walia Waila arpar-
agus, Sc per ibs rhubarb. gilc nor
10. tomatoes. ss.250I5q per case. arti-
chokes. 5Oc per doz. wax beans. loo
per 10: string beans. &c per 10: new
cabbage. 2hW2Ae. new onions. &c.
oregon peas, &c. Early Rose potatorg.
s250d2T5 per carload sack.
Fruits.
Green fruit OobblnR)-oranr,, n
seeding, s3.5OMt; navels. 81 AZ
lemons. fau3.50. apples. an.
cy. s. 10000 per box; Ian.
anas, $3.50 per bunch: San.
fornia black fga. 20-lb baxe a.
20. cartoons. fi.25. omyrna NJ 3. on
per 10. new dates 7i4e. swee' apnIs
cider. zoe per gallon. med. sweet.
1900. Strawberries. Hood Rlvor
1900 Walla Walla. tl.01, Late
Washington. 81 GOAL 20: ho' no grown
cherries. 1880 80 box San Josc
cherries. 50075c; peach 60. 81. 4
box. aprtcotH. $3.50 boz (; blnckbsr.
rics. $3.50. raspberries, 'si5o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28


When down town. call at Hardln's
book store. 1907 First ave. 3 doors
above Madison. Trade your old
books for new.
soe Hanson beiore purchasing sewing
machine. A few good second hand ma
chimes TOT salo reasonable. rs Columbia
street. opposite Postsfee.
Wanted To buy old soid aud silver, IL
Hensel msntg. icweler. = Hinekley block.
Remember that auction sale is stili
going on at q. W. Carmack q Co.'S
place. and everything must 20 in or
der to make room for a large new
stock which is expected daily. Ev-
erything we sell Is sold on strict
guarantee. backed by cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
and all are requested TO attend. and
especially the ladies. Sales at $50
and 7.S0 y. IN.
@. W, CARMACK,
1923 Second avenue.
Joe NJ REX Anrftauaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
Yankee Doodle Dandy

Five hundred colored electric
lights, miles Of bunting. and hun.
ireda Of flags, at the great American
sale. Starts Friday at the greater
Bon Marche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
suslatts esascts

Iiamoaeekefs i00k this npi corner lot
s1ai1n. - feet from Third eFenne ear iinsi
fenced Ia ErasH With nov cottage fbsFer
meni. balance monthly iusiullmsnf5. less
then rent low interest plenty of free raa-
tufa lnf stock hgufss o. cost fpq OF 40
Pine iot iu hgfih Hcatfta 90 car line;
today only fgu.
AEi8OS MACPHERSON a co.
- New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

Nothing beftetfor Aizska. fimter. country
OF hNrd Nofk. Cavalry Trousers, doubts
overAeht, t273s dyed black. an Cen
Miles ttofm Ant cold weather hood coats
$40, Army black wool hats. 80. Rubber
blankets ~ Navy undefshirfs and drawers
o. "a each blankets 81 % and up. ssoYefa-
mcnt tents, gt5 fISl Oxenhifts s11l
klfk. ixi7 First Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

J. A. KELLOGG. 40 nailsy building
SCOTT & AcSESi. Sol Bailey Building.
Rkks r DANIELs. So New fort Block
CHARLES n. ENO@ ia James street
MILO A. ROOT. io-u koxvsll baiidlng.
y. Z. CARROLL. LAWYER, proc tor in A.
miraity and solicitor oi psientA NJ. SIS
seattle National bank Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

Remember that auction sale Is stu
Eolug on az q. " Carmhck n Co.'S
place. and everything must 20 IN orr
der 90 make room Tor a large new
stock which r. expected daily Eve
.erYthing We sell III sold on a strict
guarantee. hacked by cold million
dollars Presents given away daily
aud oli are requested f. attend. and
especially the ladies Sales az z.3D
aud z 30 y. m
q. W. cAHMACK.
1923 second avenue.
JOE 81 REX, Auctloucer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

seattle Clothes Pressing Co keep your
repairing lius "a ay. Tel. Buf I1js
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MALI Ifprr.


Wanted fiiiY railroad .Gborsrs for Trim.
ili9i east q mquntalns. Great northern H.
" Foley Bros, I.sFscns==ueN Hnfk team
tiefN. EIalsfs, faT fnsa wages. O. tTec fiAss;
thip fodaY pa. craaf ford. 10 v 1aiH -.
essi-on clothing . Taylor. siarF.Boyd blg
Wanted 20 men for Cascade tunnel:
wages Ills. too and f2.7s 9 hrs shift.
Crawford. iio W. Main street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
AuCrIoSrERs.

l. zemensky, general auotioneer, sales
made in any part Of the city OF state. real
estate, live stock. express sales. freight
sales, bankrupt stock Of merehandise-au
goods in general ls2s Third svenue.
Hickerton & Dewitt Auetioneefs, Real
Estate and Storage, Cash paid for second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

sea Home sNinr Machines. Best Ani
cheapest gsarhina made. said on easy pay.
mrntt. once next door 20 fosiof,lee.
WHITE is KING OF all sewing
machines. sold by u. y. yoris. i0os
Second ave. pioneer dealer In sewing
machines and sewing machine sup
plies. Taiephone Bun e4f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
" America for Americans

and American made roedE Tor Amer.
lean people. T'he great American
sale at the Bon Mareao begins Fri.
day morning.
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sIoNs ANp notlsn arMnrns.
-YwINa MACHINE.


Rubber Iype. aluminium and enamsi
letter. iof signs and hoase nambcfs Chas
Nestnn. SIC fcsleF WAY. Phone Black i4tl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
Excursion 20 OLYMPIA Sunday

The big steamer State Of Wash.
inRton will run an excursion to
Olympia sunday leaving Yesler
wharf ~ 2: go a. m: round trip. Doc
children. toe. Tickets at Lees phar-
macy. or ut wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
Says tuberculosis Exists Among Cattle
in the State of Washington
THAT GERMS ARE DISSEMINATED
Urges the Appointment Of Veterinarian Who
Shall AnaIyze Milk and Inspect All
Cattle Sold in Seattle.

Ths insdious advances
been officially recognized
boards 81 health devotns
suppression Of he disease one taken this direction
TO enact stringent ordinances prohibiting
IN street and In public buildings
sbc dissemination
Of Infected persons Investigations have pursued
tain the
alarming discovery made
utilized In supplying milk
cries sorey afflicted with and their
OF the deadly
have reached the conclusion that contracted
and by using the milk infected
In the
tuberculosis
erred the homes OF the
In the city Of Seattle today Infected sut
germs Of disease. viii
hem 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
500 Colored Lights

VIII lend their brillianey to the great
American sale at the Bon Marche.
=aa-s-a=sa-==tl---a
See lion cubs at Madison park paw.
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The Health Officer Sounds a Warning.

DR. NJ Y A. McKecnns. $ 70
this fact Speaking a reporter.
There
this Of
edy a deputy.
Frasch who
would
Ia
Chicago
do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28

9Th July Decoration Lays. Bunting
Featooning nenny-Co ryell Co, fstav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
Red, White and Blue

a great American sale begins al
the Bon Marche Friday morning.
SEQ the announcement Thursday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-28
POLICE nofEs.

Nisht Police Clerk George Knapp
has been sick f1t thg past week and
his place 10 being iiited by Detective
Meredith.
Detective Mike flowers Is expected
Go arrive this week from aan Fran
cisco, lie left SEVERAL weeks ago Tor
an extended NIHN through California,
Detective iaik Williams left last
week Tor Eastern Washington Mr.
Williams has been sick Tor nearly a
year and thinks the change u elm
ate viii greatly benefit him
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WANTED cLorHrNa.


Cast or clothing. trunks and vAllses bought
81 DO eocnnd ave. Phone Aed ilsL
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toNInAcrons AND n1ILDrns
aAarfStE THSTe.

ieutf. stgsas. euft ste.. fos tals 81 fsaL
hrstIls fent an1 Agniag ca. Marion ani
Western. Telephone Kahn 90
Tor sells 90 HHi TENT all sHss. nsw and
seegnd band. cheap. 4. chspin's. ~ and
&c Pike street
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Sec ton cubs at Madison park paw
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nuy aere 90. Moora Inv. Cd
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