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The Washington times., 1901-08-22

FORT ERIE, Aug. 2l.-Results Of today's races:
track fast:
FIRST race-For maiden three-year-o lds; six
furiongs. Remsen (Thompson). 8 to l, won;
Far Sight (Hayden). o to S. second: Noilie
feyton lkinsella). 90 to /. third Time. lbs
second raee-for two-year-olds: selling; four
z, won; Circus Girl (Troxler), 4 to l. second;
Latch String (Blake). to 3, third Time O:a5
Third raee-For three-year-olds; seven fur
longs. Edith Q. (Nay), 5 to l, won; Magnetic
Hayden), even, second; Bean (Allaire), 6 to 5.
third. Time, ~ l-2.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile. Argananta Q.awrence), 8
to l. won; L. W. (May). 20 to /, second; High
land Prince (Thompson), to l, third Time,
1:41 1-2.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
five and one-half frrlongs oconee (Jaeksonl.
even, won; Tyrba McQuade), 5 to 2. second;
:O7 H..
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile Warehouse (Minder) 5 TO p
won; Ziegield (Redfern), to /, second; Dick
Warren tBlase), to 2. third. Time, LAS.
The Washington times., 1901-08-22

ma" fhoRNE, Aug. 21.-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For threc-year-olds and upward;
seven furlongs.-Patroon. l15: Maud Higgins. 10;
Maryland Reserve. Joseph Jefferson. Lissome,
IAN IAN hoorobeke. Depending. los; Beauty Book,
SISTER Mamie. Ononto. Duty. I0s.
sssona race-For tso-year-olds; six furlongs-
ganbert, lis; McChesney. us; Commissioner
Forster. Ito; Evening star, En.thion IO3. Major
hird, ioS; Frances ". Blue Mint. los
Third race-For three-year- and upward:
selling; SIX furlongs.-Max Bendix, los; Andes.
,w,S, Crefner, Wallenstein. Goal Runner 1893;
SO; Ural. 81.
Fourth raee-The Emerald Stakes: steeplechase;
for tour-year-olds and upward. short course
DONATION ~ 1872; Flaccus, 1856; Capt Conover, Dick
nrber, 49, Chancery, 1870; SANITY, w.
Filth race-For four-year-olds and upward:
seven furlongs-Banish, liz; Boney Boy ~
charley Moore los. Bradley u Coles entry; ;
Irisditza. 10; Hing Deilis, los; Major Dixon,
Maggie, l05; Lennep, los.
sixth race-For three ycar-oids and upward:
selling; one and one-eighth miIes--oxnard, Latch
hey. 100; Martha Fox. los; George Lee. l02;
Iammany Chief. %; Flying Torpedo. 95; G. W
W, "a; San Andres, SO; Little Elkin So
The Washington times., 1901-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
REDS SCORED ONLY ONCE.
The Rest of the Time Chicago Did
the Playing.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Aug 2l-'The
Great Reub' was the central figure In
the show at League Park this afternoon.
There was only ione bright spot in the
performance. from a Cincinnati point of
view, and that was when Crawford
swung around the circuit on a drive to
centre with his thirteenth home run of
the seasOn The score
The Washington times., 1901-08-22

Earned runs-Cleveland, 1; Philadelphia,
2. Two-basr hits-Laj JOE. Steelman. Do-
Ian. Home runs-Beck, Davis. Sacrifice
hits-Lajoie, Ely, 2; Steelman. DoIan.
Stolen G.,ses-Pickering, Harvey. Fultz,
Stoelman. Double plays-Bradley and
Beck; Dolan, Lajoie, and Davis. Left on
bases-Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia. 10 First
base on balls-Off Bracken, 4; off Frazer.
4. Hit by pitcher-Bradley, Lajoie. Struck
out-By Bracken, 2; by Frazer, S. Wild
pitches-Frazer q Umpre-Mr Sheridan
Time of game. hours and Is minutes.
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First racc-Dublin. King Pepper, Paul Clifford
Second race-Lauderdale Advocator, Welsh Girl
Third race-The Rhymcr, Bellario, Baron Pep
per.
Fourth race-Sister Juliet Lady Godiva. Smart
Set.
Fifth race-Little Daisy, Inshot Athca
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BRooKLYNs' HITS SCATTERED.
The Pbiliies Have an Easy Time
Heating the CHAMPIONS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. 2l.-Brook-
lyn made but four hits-one a double
scattered through as many innings. Phil
adeIphia made twelve off Kitson. seven
of which were Jumped in the sixth and
seventh innings. That in a nutshell ex-
plains the story of the Phillies' victory
and the champions defeat Attendance.
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First base on balls-On Dudley. 5: off
Harley. G. Struck out-By Dudley. Z; by
Harley, 2. Twc-base hits-Bradiey. 2:
Dudley. .. Stolen bases-Bradlsy. =: Bum.
Higgins, 3; O'Connell. Vaughn. Double
play-O' Council to Bum. Hit by pitcher
BY Dudley. 2; by Glotfelty. l. Passed
bals-Russell, 2. Umpire-Proctor. Time
of game. l hour and 10 minutes.
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Fears for safety of n Missing BOY

The police are searching for Gus Mas
sino. aged seven years, whose parents
live at SS5 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west neighbor of the Massinos stated
last night that the missing boy had said
he was going to buy fishing line. This
statement led to the fear that he might
have gone to the river. and possibly fallen
into the water. a description of the boy
has been sent to the various stations,
and to the Harbormaster.
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PHILADELPHIA,

Earned runs-Philadelphia. 4. Two-base
hits-Pickering, LaChance, WiItze. Three
base hit-Bradley. Sacrifice hits-Fultz. 2.
Stolen bases-Beck, Davis, Lajoie Double
piay-Ely. Lajoie, and Davis Left on
bases-Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia 9. First
base on balls-Or Bowling. 3: on Wiitze
3. Hit by pitched bail-Wiltze Struck
out-By Downing, l; by Wiltze. l. Umpire
Sheridan. Time of game, l hour and 40
minutes
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First base on errors-Wa shington, 2.
First base on balls-Washington, 2; Chi
cago 2. Two-base hits-Waldron t2),
Grady, Foster. Tileee-base hits-CIing-
man, Isbell Mcfarland. Double plays
Clingman, Farrell and Grady 80; Hart
man and Isbell; Hartman, Mertes. and
Isbell; 1sbell (unassisted). Stolen base
Foster. Hit by pitched ball-Grifith.
Struck out-By Mercer 4; by Katol, l.
Passed ball-Sugden. Left on bases
Washington. 3; Chicago, 3. Attendance,
i.5Go. Umpire-Haskell. Time of game, l
hour and 40 minutes.
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B0SToNS' HITS TIMELY.
Beaneaters Play Winning Ball In the
Sixth and Eighth.

BOSTON, Aug. 2l.-Boston hit more
timely than the visitors today and wen.
Dineen and Denzer pitched excellent ball,
with matters very even. Both teams
played in a clean manner in the field In
the sixth and eighth innings the locals
punched their hits, scoring five runs. The
score:
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Earned runs-St Louis, /: Pittsburg, /.
Two-base hits-McGann. Three-base hits
LXiInmer. Wallace. Sacrifice hits-Tanne-
Wallace l. Left on bases-St Louis. l2:
Pittsburg. s. Struck out-By Powell 2:
by Tannehill. 5. Bases on balls-OT Pow
Ell, on Tannehill. 2. Umpires-O Day
and Brown. Time of game, 2 hours and
Is minutes
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DeInar Selections.

First race-Nada Belle, Joe Doughty, Col.
Stonc.
Second race-Aues Phonolite. John Storm.
Third race-Two Armies, Empyreal, Ladas.
Fourth race-Hindoonet, Ed l.. Lord Neville.
Fifth race-La Spara, Eugenia $. Swordsnan.
Sixth race-Miss Golightly. Churchill, Diaz
The Washington times., 1901-08-22

Earned runs-Milwaukee, . Two-base
hits-Hallman, Donohue. Three-base hits
Anderson, Donohue. Sacrifice hit-Par-
ent. Stolen bases-Parent, Duffy, Free
man, Ferris Bases on balls-Of Lewis.
2; OFF Garvin. 4. Struck out-By Lewis
6; by Garvin. 6. Wild pitch-Garvin. UNI
pire-Cantilion. Time of game, / hour
and Sc minutes.
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Two-base hit-Steinfeldt. Three-base
hits-HartZel ~. Sacrifice hit-Magoon.
Home run-Crawford. Double plays
kahoe and Childs: Steinfeldt, Bergen. and
Beckley; Harley. Fox, and Beckley. Bases
on balls-Of weighing, 2; off Waddell, 2.
Hit by pitcher-By weighing 2. Struck
out-By weighing, 3; by Waddell, 5. UNI
pire-Behle.
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Earned runs-Philadelphia 3. First base
by errors-Brooklyn, l. Philadelphia, l.
Left on bases-Brooklyn, 6: Philadelphia,
Struck out-By White. /; by Kitson. 5.
Two-base hits-Daly, Wolverton. Sacri-
fee hits-Fliok. White, Stolen bases
Dolan, Thomas CO, Flick 81. Delehanty,
Jennings. Hit by pitcher-By White. l.
Passed balls-Douglas, |. Umpire-Ems-
lie. Time of game, hour and As min
uteS
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Z: second: FrangibIe (McIneraey). S to 2, third.
Time, zoe l-2
sixth racc-For four-year- olds aad upward; one
mile Charley Moore (Aicxsnder), 4 TO S, won;
Inc Bondman tWinkfeld), TO /. second; Helen
r"'on tNorris). 10 to l, third Time, ISL ST.
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Hawthorne Selections.

First raee-Duty, Maryland Reserve, Van Hoore-
beke
Second race-Jaubert, MeChesney Emathion.
Third race-Goal Runner. Max Bendix Andes
Fourth raee-Dick Furber, Donation Fiaecus.
Fifth raee-Aaior Dixon, Lennep, Bradley &
Cole entry.
Sixth raee-Tammany Chief C. ". W., George
Lee
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WON IN THE TWELFTH.
The Cardinals Defeat the Pirates In
n Close Game.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. H.--The Cardinals took
today's game by a score OF to 8, but it
took twelve innings TO achieve this re-
suit. In the twelfth Wallace opened with
a three-bagger TO left and registered the
winning run on kruger's out to Clarke
Attendance $3.50. The score:
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A swimming Championship Won.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE race for the
quarter-mile salt water swimming cham
pionship of England. OF WoTthingson to-
day. was won by d. Ellington. who coy
cred the distance in eight minutes twenty
seconds
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Entries Mt Fort Erie.

FORT ERIE, Aug. 21.-Entries for tomorrow's
races:
First raee-For three-year-olds and upward;
six and one-half furloncs-Nagnus Troll, II3;
Prince Plausible, Lord Frazer, III; Prince Of
Africa, l01; Grandeur. l05; Mona B., lO4; Della
Gee, Corvallis, 102; Edgeworth Idle Chat, 100;
Blackford, Inniscara, 90; Drogheda, 81; Lady
Hayman. 95.
Second race-For two-year-olds; four and one
half furlongs.-Paper Maker. 1i2; Dash, 100;
Meditation Frank Becker, I02; Flint Lock, 90;
Yiviani, %.
Third race-For three-year-olds and upward:
one and one-sixteenth miles.-robe Paine 10;
oakmaid, los: j. II. Sloan, 10i Radford, I02;
Fflibuster, 1O1; Gray Daily. %; Montreal, 92.
Fourth race-For two-year-olds; five hIrlongs.-
Lac. 1l2; Quixada. 100; Concertina, 107; Mowich,
los; Abbey DELL l0l; Bourbon King, Consine, 90.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
six furlongs.-J. ]. T., 113; Mynheer, 10; In
vasion. los; Young Henry, 1ea; spry, o.; Shark,
So; Erema, %.
Sixth race-For three-year-oids and upward;
one mile.-Free Lance, ia; Bell Court. ZOE;
Morokanta, Randy. l02; The Brother, 81; Punet-
ual, SIS; Lakeview Belle, So; Little Tommy Tuck
er, 81; Badge Bell So; Tamarin lO2
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. y U y y 3
New York .I o o 0 O q q -
First base by errors-Boston, l. Left
on bases-Bcston. ]; New York 8. First
base on balls-On Denzer, /; of Dineen, /.
Struck out-By Denzer, 2; by Dineen, z
Two-base hits-Davis, Dineen, Selbach
double piays-Long, DeMontreville, and
Tenney; Long and Tenney Umpire
DWyer. Attendance, 500. Time of game
hour and 81 minutes
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BoSToN'S LEAD TOO GREAT
brewers Unable to Catch Up After
the sixth Inning.

BOSTON. Aug. 2l.-By punching their
hits in the sixth Boston managed to pile
up the necessary runs to win The score:
The Washington times., 1901-08-22
Better for the Blood Than sarsnpa-
rilIa

For those living in the malaria districts CroyeJ
Tastciess Chill Tonic
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zone out when winning run was scored
ST. Louis. 2 90 0 0 0 0 Il
% 3 0 0 0 Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-26
CONCERNING a GIRL anpsa MAN.

IT'S eOoues unmarried man-pecay II he has
iasa husband Il
has some addns "deNn the an that a0ws 70 the diamond morning
Of Ions Aso the hcieg VIII IKE himself that
,sT,tn s q, ss rs ~ them t the g,sa, bsspap 5Tron'
comfortably walled To he and
it
views some which are as refeshnE-end suns toeas thru"
apades taken before breakfast mustn't
Ideal Hasesna@ ever made am Ia HUSBAND Now that's true ala,
It's that oookwifc HAS made ideal dyspspuc
Asan a lover who himself with hands 20 the
kind preach.
as you know There be and VIII always be some souls who believe
that they ea cottage With holes the thaeh and
the lap Ease That with
xreaehmnt "a her father You Iav,ni II woman wants YOU
she win watt DON'T know about tbst of prefer
and then wait and such they usually do wait oeh several
hngs But reply. If
You observe 1avipia thai Every thoughtful mar knows that the
fact that proud we'll gowncd
n.an q asking her make god v or that abe has any va
THAT she birds them"
Income rive. NO hin, tha, she ha. t~eny ,sssans
before he
beng Mrs John smith nsr sS q John smiths eye. and
the % hs eookstove+ he This
hvet
shivairyi whittier suf
eooksove7 tendery
lady with
bask their luminous eHaisence forever and day. Well that all de-
rends how much and
IN The bottle lies
of
hat remain benedict which also Win Be
But awhile from There
a
preacher. go his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-26

STEAMER
BUSINESS
II Is Believed That Competing
Companies viii Bury the
Ratchet and Res
tore Rates.

Two prominent operators 81 steam
ships plying between Seattle and
sound ports were clossted together
for three hours yesterday afternoon,
aud az the conclusion OF the confer
rncc Il WAS reported on reliable an
thuritY that the rate war between
vessels comps Tins for the Vict0ria
business was IA its last stages az d..
cline.
10 - generally believed BY those Il.
a position 60 know, that a eumprom
Use has been effected. and that On
August / rate ehoppinr viii ern.r en-.
tlrvly. and that the passenger rat
In foree before the rutr. war was ia.
auEufuted, Will De- restored
Nothing definite concerning the
basis Of the reported enmproniiHe i
known thus far bat % Il probable
that the strauta hips RosaHa. AlaEsa
steamship Co. and North Pacific
hodWeI 4 Co. viii take the ulFht
and morning runs 20 Victoria les.
nectlveiY, aud that the atramsh n
Utopia. under charter 90 nudwru \
60. and plying the Victoria route
also, viii be transferred ca Hauia
other route. or elise The charter vii
b surrendered 90 her owners. Thu.
however "a merely aurmlae Tn
the rate-war u about 90 end. b. un
tersiood o. BE fact
The mana gers ~ the companies
operating vessels on the Victoria
route decline 90 disc uss TIE report
I'd compromise either than q SAY that
prospects fhvar ga early settlement
q the differences existing between
them, and which have resulted -
siisastruuFiy. from a financial vlae .
point. 10 all PARTIES concerned. e
eepflnK - course the travelling pub
lie.
a a
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Travellers Railway Guide.

Nor rar. Sarih Coast Limited ~ psaf
STRIVE - NJ leave - 3 a. Nar.
FAc. AEanfic EKgrHna. -. raai arrive
8 m. leave Us a. "a flufunsfan over.
HaHd. sf touis kausas GHfr. arrive , r
r.. iaafe a. e o. Nefl rsr Portland.
arrive - b. M. % IA ans - o.. r..
leave . = m. ~ % r r. and ~ o. m
Nor. fae u,gsnHta. GraRs NssbeH arftrs
- 9. ~. ieaVs = e. mz=Nof Hae scala
Eisnf fsreeaf sunday arrive 4 - D.. ~.
leHva v a. o. .-aNar. Tsrs. Tacoma arrive
7 = a. m. ~ p =. m. > rn. 80 3 ~
3 ~ 8. "a. = o r. p u p ~ lea "
: - a. m. n. " % ;. ~. 3 - .. n.
z - O. m 7 - , M. es0 . nn-Naf
9ar. Humss. Vancouver. = O., mrrf~s >
= M. leave ~ e. ~ -Nnr rse Gnoh1m
ish 3safas Weuiisg arrive - N. ~ r.
e. m. issVs = NJ and SEQ >. n, 9
Nar. rac. fEsaaush. an1auaimts. arrtv.
tlio q M leave $40 p. "a.
gi Nar Overland FiYer. =, Faal. srrivl
arrive s - a. mi. fsavs - O. N =t.t Noe
sNhafram NJ Vernon. HFHfvs II 10 a. ~
Ard $40 e. NJ ieaFs g. e M. $40 b. n
gt Nor Blaine. Me- Wsstmiastsr. A.
rive 10 9 d. leave 3 q m=fst Nor
Everett. leave - q. m. iiii0 q m, 3 L
b IN. and m arrive T:15 a. m, 81
m. 80 o m m
Canadian pac. Vanrauser and Overland
arrive $40 ,. m le.Ys 81 a. m
CO.. Puget aaund Black Diamond
Frankiin. arrive - O. m daily and Z 4
q M Except sandaf1s leave 10 r. m
iaEoept sunday. aiS 9. NJ. daily.
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a DIFFICULTY TASK, INDEED.

a job selecting
tire
conduct o. Admiral schley
fact
could
that fact would make the investigation
which
sehey been without persons
dement's and Il
citizen
hardly imagined IN
the subject sohy only
able composed
viii evidence
weigh previously opinions.
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AUCTION stLEs.


AUCTION sale ~ fine furniture. the
contents ~ niue-runm private
residence D.. =. firksftun hIii sell
on Tuesday. thr t0th - July. nt
ta 1 sharp. on the premises. No.
itHA First avenue north uhk# West
Queen Anne car. set OF at switch
az 'omHf8rk aFruusf. oak ami
black walnut bed sets. springs
mattresses. dining room and par
tnf furniture. upright uia no
Decker l3rus , center tables couch
tAhetker IrnH.1 center table,
fine carpets. rugs. secrufhire.
hall tree Refrigerator. kft+
chen furnishings. Majestic steel
range. etc. Tuesday. - 90 -
sharp. p q fiirkeffon. auction
erf tsoak out Tor nsE
y q nfcKERToS. general auction
eaF 1915 FIrst avenue
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a NICE WAY TO GET FAT.


people
while proper
70 ov get fat.
a
outline eating
day OF Of stahy vegetables
Under head q sweets presumed that
ca
by several
who
scientific
everything UNIT digestion
coming the
probably ready
sfandb By IL
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guardian. 3. n. Solomon: board
81 trustees, T.. r. WoOlfe. r
r. Wilson. A. A. Hebert. J. H.
Brown, a. =. Anderson. J. y. Fried
man and 9. 3. Checker: delegates a.
Western Central Labor union J. r.
Grimm. W. J. Akers and A. VI. Som
mer.
The meeting was a very large AMI
enthusiastic one, resulting In tho
election Of an efficient list Of on
GERS and a decision 10 give the next
social on August q Ira q. A. X. halt
free and by Invitation, In order "a
induce more non union clerks to en-
ter the union.
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roR AALE.

1900 Neat Groom 2-atofy cottage
with full lot tOEta1 uu Terry ave-
enuf north. easy walking distance, .
$500 cash balance monthly. Frank
n. Hunter. with Tho clIHe Invest
ment CO.. room 4. rafihf block.
HfatfEaT prices fur second hard
goods bedroom HotH stoves. care
pets. etc tied Ffaat Wufniturs 90.
ii0stta Tua Ave. = Tel Rcd 1874.
ron aALE a small number ~ eau-
AIRY birdr nne singers. very rea
souahlo So Cih 81, cor Maynard
TuLL bloodea Jersey fresh. Call
~ a9a2 HaVlertun avenue north.
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VA. A. nUTTNEit. attorney at
law. suits prosecuted aud dufond-
ed IN all courts. - years expert
eura. Proceeding in bankruptcy,
Companies Incorporated Ahstrr Is
carefully Hllnrd. Collections
made IN on parts Of the United
States. Highest commercial hud
bank references btH Third ave
nur. Phone. Main loco
kpECSEHT. A. u civil and efimiuz
al practice NJ years actual expert
cucr. consultations free Room h.
Arlington hotel lover poatufilcrj
phone Main 30.
J. , HALL. 10 and a itoswell bloc <.
tn6 Columbia 81 Phone. Hue go
General practice IN oil she courts
Damage cHaea a Specially.
Moderate fee- Generalization free.
a. y. FOSTER Autuai L.,fe bid.
Phone Main ~.
81 ~ MARTIN. go Mutual Life bid.
- KELLOGG ~ iiallss building
nENe0% & aust 30 itastJn uoeh
" y. lAMnUTH. fot-s. Paeino blk.
a. 8 MACDONALD. .es Burke nid
Root Palmer a ngoWn. Pioneer bid.
D. r coNoNER go Halter bldg
LYMAN Z kNhFP Il taller bids
q wARp kEMls t1f Bufke bldg
. = boUdLAf. cod Neu Ysrt hih
RicuAnb OSBORN los-s y \ ID
HoRAcE rETEa 90 New Yark hk
PIERRE = FEnnY 80 Burke BIZ
Is g LANdLAND. COS - Y Block
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Sunday school Picnic.

Tho Sunday school children OF the
First Presbyterian church and their
teachers. went for a picnic az Wood
the pleasure. seekers tu the grounds
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Cut Rate Drug Store. and we
give the broadcast Interpretation
TO the term, for everything Is
cheaper. and there's nothing
but Is as good and reliable as
before. For example
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HOW WILL WnIrTLEsEY ExPLalN7

county
administration
apparent
Ignorance
1
he all o
ard drawing his salary7
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CLERKS UNION
HAS ELECTION
semi-tnnuaI Selection OF Persons
Who viii Conduct Matters.

At the regular meeting ~ the
CLERKS union last night, the follow
Ing officers were elected for the IN
FgiuR six uontha President, J.. V.
WeHfermans fret vice president.
Mia Emma Mason. secretary, y. y.
Porter: financial secretary. 81. Sum
14erfeid. assistant Necretary, Miss
Nanlif Warner. treasurer. A.
M. Hummer guide, Henry Loeb
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Two New Flats.

Thompson a Thompson, architects
have completed plans Far two eight.
room houses to hc built for ar y
g.. johnson on broadway They WI
commence plans for two nnt build.
inHH Ia Is few days. though the ca.
act location g. withhold al present
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DR.. Cumyaw's Chinese Root cures
rheumatism ONCE, Lyon house.
zisH Columbia street, between sec
ond avenue and Third avenue; Once
tostsa. q. m. 70 Z D. m.
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Diamond Ice the best. lasts Ions
est Tel. May 1850.
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astoria Sc sss - .,s.stttss.ssss.ssb Zoe
lllHtFtinu $50 tf4fstHss ttttsstsss tnt
Meuurn's Tnlcum Pow der ,..,4.s.ttg
Packers Tar soap 900 ssss.....44st Zoe
Lyons Teeth Powders st.....4ss.. 2oc
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Shemrid's nrnufrice $50 s.,....s.. zoe
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Ammonia pint bottle .s.....tta...i Zoe
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-26
PERSONAL


DEEDS. Wills. MortgAxes. Leases,
Contracta. Powers % Attorney and
AftdaeltE prepared. collections at
tended 90. dispositions taken. COM
pnnsea Incorporated, attention TO
bankruptcy proceedings. fees reas-
onmble. Room II, Arlington hotel
lover poatofncol. Office open until
O'Clock y. m.
BARGAINS la second hand house.
hold goods. call AZ Red Front Fur
uiture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good az new. FOR half the money.
no and IL Second avenue south.
THE cheapest place 10 set gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil IL az olympic oil Co. 81 Third
avenue. Tel. Main, sQi. 2-buruer
gasoline stoves. 400; gasoline.
tl.lo for 5 gallons.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
G. V. White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. ibc. Alley Restaurant, al
ley on Columoia bet 2ni and 5rd.
FASHION Hair Store. lais Second
avenue MAAA u AAN NesAh
free Of charge.
oxYDoNoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseased Avoid imita-
lions. a Mcdonald block.
LADIES try bath. Mrs TAFT.
careful massage. 81 Third avenue.
wANTED-oid gold and silver. IL
Hensel, mfg. isweier % Hlnckley.
MRS. Is. BENNETT is again at IS
Halter block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery:
low nrIees rarn.I tth and Pine
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. ]. G. STEWART, specialist in
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Boston block.
DIR. MILES. removed 10 i5-is Heus-
ny Bldg. ard q Pike. Tel. Green 72s
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases OF we
men, chronic diseases Wash. bldg.
DIR HINKLE. gii.ai2 Mutual Life
bldg, Tel White bsa; res Bun al.
DIR. FALk-7s-7e starr Boyd bldg,
Tel. Black sss. res. Green 1881.
Or ANNIE RtIssELL. 81 Hlncklev
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
STAMP Photos double size. ~ for
25c. button free; photo jewelry.
Novelty Photo Co, 2is Columbia
Amateur finishing, WilKe Med. blk.
TLuMBING.
HAZLETT a. MULLIN - New work
guaranteed l year. Tel. Bun 1894.
Geo. II. Woodhouse co. Tel, Main ga
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co. hun al.
BAkER a son, phone BLACK 1854.
THEo TuRNER. Tel Green al.
PRINTING AND BINDING.
MARKET Report Printing a Pub
fishing Co. high grade job print
ina. 2i4 Spring St, Tel, Buff 6t2.
BULL BROS, commercial printerA.
SOC. sof. sos Washington hid. over
Treen's shoe store. Tel White asa
METROPOLITAN Printing 4 Bind
ing Co, IL Yesler. Tel. Blue col.