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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
Forest Lieu Selection No.
Department of the Interior.
 United States Land Office.

Prescott. ArizOna, JuIy I1- tauI. Notice is hereby given that James Loy by Jobn II. Davis. attorney in fact, whose most office address is Val Verde. Nava- pai County. Arizona. has made application to select under the Act of June 1. 1897. go Stats. S6l the following described tracts of land viz: .,, NNl5 NNNI, Sec 2:. and El6 NElt See 22. ID 13 \. E. Gila and Saltriyel meridian Arizona Territory.
 Within the next thirty days from the date hereof Drotests and contests against the selection on the ground that the land de- scribed or any portion thereof k more valu- able for its minerals than for agricultural purposes will be received and noted for re- port to the Commissioner of the General Land Office. Frederick X. Tritle. Jr--
 Register First publication July 1T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11

James McGarry, the old time sa- loon keeper of Chicago and the ori-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
.S1OO.OO Reward

Prescott, Arizona, Feb. P, l901.- A reward of SI00.00 will be paid by the Yavapai County Stock Growers Association for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or pers ons stealing stock from any member of this association.
 J. w. DOUGHERTY, President. Attest: JOHN DUKE, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
What the People Want.

From the figures sent out by the census bureau We may form some idea of the tastes of the people.
 Appetite seems to have a place, as there are 30,0O0 grist mills in the country. These mills grind for peo- pie at home and abroad.
 But thirst takes it's place ahead of appetite While there are 30.00O grist mills there are 10000 breweries.
 While eating and drinking people must read, there are 24.9l6 printing establishments in the United States, over one third of the number having been established within the past ten years.
 Beer, bread and newspapers line up together.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11

Wanted Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each state lone in this county required) to advertise old established wealthy business house of solid financial standing. Salary SlS.00 weekly with expenses additional, all payable in cash each Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and carriage fur nished when necessary. References. Enclose self addressed stamped en- yelope. Manager, 3I6 Caxton Build ing, Chicago. 9-ll to l-l-02.w
 Wanted.-Several persons of char acter and good reputation in each state lone in each county required) to represent and advertise old establish ed wealthy business house of solid financial standing. Salary, S1S.00 weekly with expenses additional, all payable in cash each Wednesday di- rect from head offices. Horse and crrriage furnished, when necessary. References. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Manager, 316 Caxton Building, Chicago.
 9-l1to1-1-02
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11

Address all communications to
 LELAND S. GAMBLE,
 Care Journal Miner Prescott, Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
HOMESTEAD MINE.

Octobe 27, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
Containing 16.112 acres.
 LOCATION.

This claim is located on unsurveyed land. approximately in T. 13 N., R. E.. in Big Bug mining district. 1avapai county. Arl- zona. and is bounded on the east by the Ticonderoga lode: on the south by the Dividend and Galena lOdes; and on the west and north by U. $. land.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11
SILVER RFLT.

Prescott, Arizona, Jan. 8, 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-09-11

First publication July IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

Have You Whole Riblegsi 80
p. M, rheosophy "
Second Presbyterian Churrh-Rcv
w a Major Al II a. M. and -
3. N. The Growth Of Presbyterian
Ism IN the Puget Sound Preshytsry. =
First Christian Church-Rev. y, n.
LinKenfelter. AZ II a. m. our
Hund ~ tfnion" . ., m. The
Louelince of christ
church OF Immaculats Conception
HsV. A. Swuru- Services Early
mass and sermon at IL 20 a. m. sun
day=school ~ lis a N. ycsuers AMI
sermon at 80 y. m.
church Of our Lady Of Coed Help
-ksv. p y. Prefnutnine. rector.
SUNDAY services at and 10 - a. IN.
and D. m. Sunday school at p. ~.
sacred Heart Cburch-Rsv r. p
Brown. rector. Services Lev mass
and sermon st a. m. high mass
and sermon At 10 % .. m. Sunday
- hooi ~ stis a. m. vsspsra and scr-
mon az 1:ao ,. m.
Queen city Theosophical Society
% America a. .. u. v. hail.
Pioneer block. at ?. m.
Theasophieai Society Amanda
Lodge Meets az Ills Third avenue.
Services at % D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
BASEBALL STARS
WILL BEGIN WORK
Practice Game Tomorrow Then
Look Out for Good Ball.

The baseball season for the PACT
DC Northwest league Tacoma. seat
tle. Portland and spnkanc-opena
May | at Tacoma. with four gaines
between Tacoma and seattle May I.
Z. and ;. Seattle then comes home
and onens the season here With Port
land. May !. 9. II and Il
President Lucas has appointed Nc
Dermett. - Louisviile. and MaueSau.
% Cleveland. To be the Official um-
pires Tor the league.
-Four cities Of the Pacific North
west league start or on a firm imam
cial footing. and this. combined with
the fact that the league Will play
under National league rules and de-
cisious. should - far toward enaur.
ing the success 81 the season.
Each % the four cities % the cir
cult has gotten together a carefully
picked club Hot bail 4 assured
Jack BDdle vii play left feld for
Seattle. Last year h played Nith
Los Angeles, ard won the best record
for hasaVy batting iu the California
Mid Winter league Center nptd will
be- looked after ey Hank Rand. who
viii also captain the home team. He
was with Pucataliu last season -
assistant manager. Ike Bnckeuheid
Seattle lkey ls signed FOR right
field. he has played tao SEASONS IN
British columbia and i known In
California. lies flst base runner,
a clean. steady batter. and looked On
by Manager uugflale as a good all
around msn.
buy Reeves. with Tacoma last
season has beer engaged hy Seattle
for substitute work lie q capable
- holding rs own IN either the in
field or arnaun tho daisies and mead
ow iaHks beyond The diamond q nals.
Tomorrow afternoon At Athletic
park formerly + " =. A., the So
attic ads will play practice game,
the first 20 the SEASON, with a pick
"a nine The positions VIII b. a.
announced IN Yesterdays Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
D. s. Johnston Co.
9O3 Second Avenue
Burke Building
Burke Building

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
King County. State OF Washing
ton Estate Of Lus a. nackua. de-
ceased. No $3.50. Manson y.
Backus. executor. Notice to cred
itofs.
Notice In hereby given that all
creditors and persons having claims
against Lus A. Backus. deceased,
or against her estate. are required
20 present said claims with the me-
cessary vouchers 10 the undersigned
executor OF the last Will of said Lue
a. Backus. deceased az the Office OF
Piles. Donworth a Howe, room siO
Burke building, Seattle. Washing
ton, said place being the place OF
said executor for the transaction OF
bualneaa. within one year after the
date OF this notice. to-wit. within
one vear from the Goth day ~ March.
1901 MANSON II. HACKUg.
Executor OF the last will OF Lua
A. BuCkus. deceased.
Date OF FIRST publication. March
Goth 1901.
PILES. DONWORTH 4 HOWE.
Attorneys for Executor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Victoria Route

cut rates 90 Port Townsend and
Victoria Two boats daily. Fare Zoe
Bsrtha eae. Freight. Soc per ton.
g. - North Paeiflc leaves Yesler
dock daily except sunday utSa. m
s. g. utopia leaves Nealer dock
daily except Thursday nt midnight
VII TCOM ROUTE
s. g. Sehomc leaves Yeslor dock
at y. IN. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anarortss.
Fairhavsu and Whntcom. connect :
ing with railways At Auacartea and
Wbatcom.
nOpWEt-L a CO. General Agents.
ti3 James So. Phone, Main 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
CITY HALL.

The bond Of ] s. Marley In the
sum uf So $50. to guarantee his eon-
tract for the Improvement OF Terry
avenue north, Harrison street and
the alleys Ia blocks e6zas nenuvs
Firth addition To North seattle. has
been flied az the city hall.
Bicy Gle license taxes are coming
IN very slowly. Judging by last
years records, about loo persons
have neglected 10 take cut licenses
on their wheels. Tho matter Of ap-
pointing a bike policeman VIII -
brought before the city council at
the next meeting.
Supt. Little ef the streets depart
ment, IS working on his estimates OF
the appropriation necessary 10 put
the streets In order Tor President
Mcktuiey's visit. A. reported ga the
star Tuesday, the council viii prob
ably take action Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
FROM CHAM Der
OF COM M ERCE

The chamber u commerce has re.
eetved a letter from n Californian
VINO wants place about - by 10 feet
On which to establish aa electro plat
Ing plant. He viii arrive IL a fer
days with machinery aud materials
10 start
san Francisco naxAoausr man
proposes 10 start a marine and com
fnercial weekly newspaper IN Seattle
provided he j. guaranteed 1e00 worth
Of advertising monthly.
Letters have been received from,
several soldiers IN the phlIiupines
who intend to stay there when dI.-
charged or settle ia the state Of
Washington.
The chamber has been iufoyr,ea
that brendstufTs 20 the value ~ a. !
1859 were exported from Puget
sound in the nine months ending
With March 1901. During the "a ~
period last year the exports ~ broad
stuffs we're s3.7s7.7Tz. The total ex.
ports In the nine months ending
March 1901, were siss.ibO 1s4.
Cotton exports from Pacific coast
ports are smaller this year thar
last. owing 20 the war in china
Puget sound sent f2,OzI.fs7 pounds
n the gevcn months ending with
March 1901, while san Francisco cent
3.559. 0gg pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
OFFICIOUS
AMERICANS
Nave Hlndersd Release Of
mrs Maybriek.

WASHINGTON. u. G. April go
The secretary Of the United States
embassy at London, AIR Henry
White. who Is home ON bis annual
vacation, gives Tor publication an IN
tervteW. Ia which hr SAYS. referring
to the ease OF Mrs. MaXhrick
Dc not believe king Edward Will
Interfere 60 secure her release. Mrs
Mayhrtek might have had her free
dom long ago. had Is not BEEN for en-
thusiastic and ill-adN Lsgd Americans.
who addressed unWise letters e. the
hritish officials Mrs. Mayhrir ~ q
In fairly good health. ] shalt eon-
tinue 10 DO all in my power 60 effert
her pardon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
m oRTaLITv RECORD.

The body Of James Burd viii he
shipped to Auburn. Wash, BY Rut :
terwOTth a. Sons for internent
Mrs. r. J. Berneche, 4s. died wee
terday at Providence hospital.
Andrew Larsen, 20, died YESTERDAY
~ this city. The body f. at But
tefwOrth's.
The funeral fer Peter Iindstrorn
Was held al n o'clock this morning
rom Butterw0rth'A chapel
FUNERAL servleea for Joseph Devine
we're held from the Church IN orr
Lady ~ Good Help al i o'clock fbls
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
SELLING LIQUOR
WITHOUT LICENSE

A. result ~ the new policy re-
quirinE pfuprirtufH 20 restaurants 70
pay monthly lines Zoe the privilege
~ selling liquor without = license. 81
uanbstto, Paul nrasfo aud /. Amos
yesterday paid fines In the police
court. They we're aaasssei 81. & %
aud 81 So rsspsctfNsiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Oil 5 Miles South

Yea - -. q Sal inE 81 tHs safar "a
ran taste u Ynu ean ausif r. Wat
farther sN4asnoH a. rna saaf - h. saas
eIneedf Tass fhs afsnf sfrs4t ears o. e
u5tnufss 80 eau - - tks sraanfs 49,
tha pianf ~ rprrafaaa Tie FFaueffN =
Sc asattfs a kfnE county On Co.. Gee -
fts siraasaast erNaHi 80 tees 10 the state n
Fls,l lrveat rga cen Hepaaf ttat sFsrr afIiaf
I'll b. used 90 tha fsrrsasss fgg uhtah
haN hs~u sitaefitsf Satisfy Yourself
saa ne nasa a. - had q fhis . Irlsfsar
- g. anF naak IN tho sifr anf ast .atsaaf
fhsu aenrk " rs agef.a a. tfAs e@s4ss
go share. kat luek gat f1s q sharp s1FSnns
Aar day.
80 farther Rarffsuiara all - assrrsss
fNfNf~HuS q -.
Csficfaf Assnta.
srhans ftafn rts Haaa 2 pa~us Hiask
ffHs4nsalts ne TInsa. uwss8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Inquest on tanghein.

An Inquest h being held this aft
ernoon az Battsrworth's morsue over
the remains Of August I.anKhein who
Was run over and killed by Col-
umblan 4 Puget Sound switch en-
xiue Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
X Housts OF WORSHIP

Westminster Presbyterian Church
-Rev. ". n. Gilchrist. pastor. At
n a. m. The Kingdom 81 God 7:7)
10. m The Success and Failure u
King solomon"
FIRST " T. Church-Rsy r ".
Randall ir At II n. m. a FEEDER
ated World. 100 ?. m. Dearly
Bought Cain"
Plymouth Congregational church
Rev. W n. q. Temple A. II a. m.
Or J. g Thomas state supeTiutend-
enf 81 the Anti-salOou league will
speak. 7;30 p. m. second series on
sites and scenes IN Bible Tines;
'Moriah and Hored."
Religious services Unitarian Sc
attic thester. Rev. ". -. SimoHds.
minister ~ fl a. m, subject.
Ages 81 Faith and Fear-An Era
~ Progress and Hope" Introduce
DRY address. a Lesson from the
Christian Scientists"
FIRST Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. T. y. Heveiie, pastor. Rev.
Hetaler, field secretary % the Bible
society. will occupy the pulpit morn
ing and evening.
Flra, Baptist Chureh-Rev. L. s.
Bowefman Al n . m. Emotional
Religion. 1880 .. m, The Stone u
Stumbling"
-
Calvary Presbyterian Church -
Rev Donold Hoss, pastor. A. n
m. The Disciples perplexed on
Their Wsy 20 Emmaus' 7.30 .. m.
Jacobs Vow.
f.
Trinity Parish Chureh-Rev. n.
Gowen. Al II a. m. The Sacrifice
~ Isaac. 7:9o ,. m, the Right Rev
T.. ". Wells. bishop - Spokane. will
preach and administer confirmation.
North Seattle Baptist Church
Rev +. J. Sawyer. A. n a. m.
"ERotism or Aitruismt. 1890 =. M,
The Walk to Emmaua.'
900
Market Street Baptist Church
Rev. Or. Weber pastor. At n A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
ATIo-RhEYsAT LAw.


VA. II. HuTINEH. Attorney a.
Law. Advice free. suits proHe-
eutrd aud defended ln ali courts.
u years experience. Proceedings
IN bankruptcy Companies moor
porated- Abstracts carefully ex-
amin~d. Collections made In all
raris Of the luited states. High
est Commercial and bank Tefrreu-
Go ht5 Third avenue. opposite
Public Library Phone Nan 1000.
}. +. BALL. IN. i Roxwell block.
TO Columbia 81. ab1ve let Ave.
General practice in an the courts.
Damage Cases a Specially.
Modei ate Fees Consult = ton Free.
Ten Years Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at-lhs. Dexter Horton Bank bid
II. 4. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Maln ~.
J. a kEi1ago. - iiai.~y building.
HENSON 4 AUST = lostnn Bock.
v y. iAHbuTn. 7ot-S Pacific blk.
a. q MACDONALD. 800 burke $50.
Root Palmer a brown. Pioneer BID.
e G coSoVER tz-u Halter bldg
LYMAN z KNAPP. % Halter bldg.
@. WAND KEMP a. HufEe bids
q q bor8LAs sos Ncu York bik.
RICHARD OSBORN -0s-s y v hk
5. = LANoLANp sag New York blk
HoRAcE PErEil SIS New York bk
q q PARKER. az Pacific Block.
rtFHRE = FEHKY 1910 second.
u ~ MARTIN. Lawyer. 80 Mutual
LIE llulldins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
ADS.
AnsTRAcI OF LILLE.

ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
OSBORNE. 1REMPER a co. inc.
Abstract Company. established
1883. Mining claim abstracts. Base
ment ~ TIE Mutual life building.
Booth- whittleaey- iIanford Abstract
CO; eHtn bilahcd 1876. basement Of
Hallcf block Telephone Main i3i
SEATTLE Abstract Co y. y. biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
SOME HISTORY.

Here Is q little history, Il has no
moral Il shows how individuals are
forced to adort the tactics Of the
trusts or die, and II also shows with
what east capital can wipe cut COM
petition.
A few years ago. on the Grcat
Lake., there were almost as many
vessel owners as there were vessels.
Competition was keen. Al the lake
ports hundreds % grocers. butchers,
maehmists. ship chambers and men
In ether lines of trade worked dilig-
emily Tor she patronage ~ the cap
taius There was rivalry all aiong
the line. 10 was business. with a
larke amount % liberty attached Ito
Il. The captains were almost SUI
premc. They took pride tn their
work. and. on board ship. even the
sailors had an interest Ia Affairs that
extended beyond simply hoidinE their
jobs
Then came enlarged fleets. one
owner soon had - vessels. The next
step was the building n aeets by
IRON miH owners. and. la the course
81 time. came supply stations for cor
paraiion-ewned boats. Groeers and
butchers and small machine-shop
men struggled Tor time and thea
went out q business.
After that came bigger fleets "a the
centroi 81 great combinations Of
capital There was little individual
liberty leff. In place % the old feel
ing az comradeshlp between master
and man came UNREST.
NOW
The steel trust controls or owns
III ships and can carry tWo-thirds
n the iron ore shipped from the
mines this year.
The steel trust had the power 20 fix
the rate Tor carrying the rest % the
ore. and. last week. the individual
owners handed themselves into a
trust 10 secure living freight rates.
In place Of hundreds of owners.
there are today on the Great Lakes
two organizations In the iron ore
carr Ing business.
Next year there may be but ONE.
Il h. IN the power Of the steel trust
T. say r the Independent vessel own
efe shall continue In business dr quit
tn Lakes forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

THERE may be cheaper and better
lots IN Seattle than those In
Whites addition. but I do not
know Of them. IL IL is home YOU
want. tn view OF the lake and I'm
the best Of neighhorhoods. on
graded streets, city water. etc. see
me early before your choice is
gone. Where else In town can you
get 30 feet with the above advab-
tagcs and within stones throw
Of two car lines for S2b07
l have a fine lot on Tenth. within
walking distance that should in
terest spectators.
$500 cash will put you in possession
of beautiful cottage home in a
strictly high toned neighhorhoOd.
Acre tracts near Seattle. from $iO0
up.
! have number Of ranches on my
list that are bargains. II YOU are
in search of a ranch, at any price
and In any part Of Washington.
come in and see my list.
HENRY w. STEIN, 525 N. Y block
500 TO s2b0 for lots 40xiiO feet each.
two blocks from car line; city Wa
ter and street TO be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once: on
easy payments; special terms to
those building.
1926 TO Ylf5 for acres In Kelsay's
Brighton Beach aero tracts: close
10 Renton car line. good soil: well
settled neighborhood. 5-ctnt fare.
and rs minutes ride from center
of town.
n. j HUSTON, SOS Bailey building.
FOR wei improved farms, small or
large, at how prices, call on us.
COLLINS a WILLIAMS.
Room Sc sullivan Building.
LIST your property with us. r.. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
THE FfHsT NATIONAL nANk
OF SEATTLE
nusltlehs colLEaEs.

LEus business college. Union. al.
iuuNiduai instruction, All subjects.
BEST methods aud teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike
y W school Telegraphy: starr-B'd
WIIann.a Ilunlneea Enllsse. NAN 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington. IN srt
FOR the County Of King. John c
Yea tman, plaiuuff. va. Marcus Z
Hamilton iotherwise known q
Marcus L. Hamiltonl. Frank 4
Paul. 5. G. Calderhsad. as receive
Of The Guarantee Loan and Trsx
Company. a corporation. ne
Guarantee Loan and Trust Coz
p1ny. a corporation. Gustave HAr.
ras. James l.. sharpe. Frank {.
Hin. James ). Elliott Fay ".
Foster. John II. Allen. and Nillhn
Caldwell. defendants. No. l.S-
sumons for publication.
The State OF Washington 70 ihs
said defendants Marquis L Hanh-
ton. Frank c. Hill and WkAa
Caldwell
You are hereby summoned 70 tp-
pear within sixty days after ne
date OF the first publication Of ~
summons. to-wit. within sixty daIs
after the 9Th day OF March. isal an
defend the above entitled action ,
the above entitled court. and a..
swer the complaint of the plainuh.
and serve a copy Of your answer "
on the undersigned attorneys ie
plaintiff at their Office below siaiea.
and in case Of your failure 80 70 :.
Judgment viii he rendered agsina
you according TO the demand o. "
complaint. which has been filed VIZ
the clerk Of said court.
The object OF said action is 70 o.
tain a Judgment OF said court In AZ
or Of plaintiff and against the o.
PENDANT. Marquis l. Hamilton ,
the sum Of St.1T200. with interest," g
81 leo % thereof NJ Il per cent y
8nnum from July LIST. 1881. ano y
$1,000 thereof az the same rate w.
January ist. 1897. and on NsAN
thereof al The same rate from jan
uary 25th. 1901. and on tiso.ee thels-
OF from date Of decree. And 70 "
tain a decree OF said court foreolass,
INK that certain mortgage execute
and delivered by the dtlehs
ant Hamilton TO The Gaaias
tee Loan and Trust Compsn.'
TO secure said sums ~
ed June eth. iSs2. and recordeo = y
the Office Of the County Audl'9r =
King County, Washington. N p.ss
- OF mortgages. page 361, upon ~
following described property n - ~.
King county, to=Wlt' Al =, =,
southwest quarter OF the nor,h~Ss;,
quarter OF section 81, TOWNSHIP \
north, range east, also the sous,,
i6 acres OF the northeast quarter -
the northeast quarter, and the w. .
- acres Of the southeast Quarter
the northeast quarter Of section
township % north. range EAST ~
directing that said real esta.' "a
sold 10 satisfy said judgment A..
amounts. and that the defenasSs -
he foreclosed of their equity o.
demption. and Of all right OF -
to said premises, which sald H.
gage. and the debt and note w. ~.
by secured. were heretofore hHis,n.
ed. assigned and conveyed 70 ~" =.
tin. for costs, and for genera
lief. .,s
GRAY & PERKINS
HUGH A. TAFT, -,
Attorneys for Plalnun.
Eaa hutuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

HHet pi lAha lust hfs mlieH south Of this
city with the best Indications and MOS.
beets for oil on the coast. Take the Graut
street cars flare eath way csbtsj ana In
% minutes you VIII see the large and hest
equipped oil plant Ia the state at1rt -
now offered AZ l2h cents On the dollar.
subject ~ en- advance any day. You can
see oil on the water=Yon can smell t.
This IA mo chance ~ life. with but a small
lnNestWeut.
huf further particulars call on or addres4.
J. COMPTON A co.
ufficial Agents,
Phone. Main 100. room T. Downs Hlosk
Opposite The Times OnLaaj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Czarina Arrives.

steamer Czarina arrived Yesterday
morning from San Franoiaco with a
part cargo of dynamite. She rs the
hrst ship to tie up at the Arlington
dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

our Are sale has been a bowling
success few more goods left Of
IRE goods. star Paint Co. 99-1Q2
pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

invest In Oh
Greatest uppprtun
itF a. make a Frsat
amount ~ money
from a small invest
ment 10 Oh atoz 4
since the days ~
Pennsylvania Oh or
element We have