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Leave . q. o.. g 8. a. Arrive ID -
NJ : 30 .. m
Erprsss f.saauah. Hus4uAirnis =fsaes . 20
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faHeeff sunday
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TO talk FROM
N. Y.TO FRISCO.
TO ADJUST LABOR TROUBLES
The Scheme for naugurans Municipal Congress Thought
to Be a Good One by Prominent Labor Leader

william II. Middleton. secretary Of
the western Central Labor union.
when asked his opinion IN regard 60
ne scheme for the establishment Of
a municipal congress on the lines
proposed BY the chamber OF COM
nsrce. replied:
The matter has never come he-
fore us. l think the members would
be in favor OF one. I have heard OF
this plan before. believe that much
good can be accomplished through
such a body. but as 20 the proportion
Of the membership and iss compost
ton that viii b. a matter. Of course.
10 be discussed IN the future ros-
sihly body az 90. composed Of mem
hers Of the labor unions. Manugac-
turers, association and the chamber
OF commerce. could meet together
from time to time or at special call
20 discuss the matters within the
scope intended by this proposition
81 the Chamber OF Commerce. As l
said before. II Is IN a primitive stage.
bat the idea " good.
There are many occasions when
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In Hotels.

quite a number of passengers
from Noms =nd skaEWay are rrgls.
tered az the Northern. = A. LINK.
7. a. Ashley. James white. e. ".
Jackson. ". NJ Grant. Mrs. .. !.
Nemme. Mrs II Frisnd arrived ON
ths oregon last night. all from Nome
aud the Dawson iist Included the fol-
lowing names Gus Johnson. II. n.
Olson. sam Henry. J r Kirby. Mr..
g g Jaeger. George H~ek aud wife
and G 81. ehrisierher.
\ = Hoardman. nsh commission.
rf. ~ Tacoma. IL 81 the Seattle.
". Y. Burke. a prominent inrur-
anee man Of San Francisco. is at the
Seattle.
4 party 81 eEeursionlsts from sal
EN-. ore. IL az the Arlington.
II TiiiY brown. the well known
mining man ana surveyor. r. stop
pins az the Seattle.
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WOODMEN
AT ARMORY
Big Time Arranged by Lodg-
men for Tonight

The Woadmsn are making great
Preparations foe their coming fratly.
ilifa. Several events have already
h~su arranged O. eeme up within the
next Few days
The FIRST IL a sterraptIeau- phone.
graphic entertainment at Afmsry
hall tonight Next Saturday after
noon there Nill b. a bis parade a.
Tacoma and 90 night the initiation
20 a class uf eaa Scxf Friday. the
guth. there viii be hir parade ln
this city. The next dhg there viii
BE- Is public uieuis a. Woodland park
That night III candidates viii be- la ,
titaEed.
II ts promised that tonight'a en-.
tcrtainmeut Wsil be an interesting
AFFAIR. WaTuers full orchestra has
been engaged ns aeeompan 90 the
show. II o. free % the public.
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lumber. Tier destination ls uuEat
She Is taking these suupllea FOR tho
Alaska Commercial Co. station there.
The lumber a. for the Apollo Mining
corporation, which has large inter.
eHts at that point,
The Martha " Tufta. cant. Fitch.
Eot ia from Yalutat last niEht. Thla
ship n the property OF the f. A.
Frederick Fish Co. It wnH sent 60
Yakutat early In the spring with
tupplles FOE tho company. aud h7a
teen there all the snmmef.
The steamer Chas. Nelson, Pacific
Ceant Co, sailed iapt nirht taf skag-
way. shr carried full cargo az
brneral merchandise aud about l6
passengers.
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ATHLETIC GIRL WILL WE'D

NEW YORK. AUG = The en-
saEcmeut IL announced ~ Niiss grrtn
pameroY. the most eKpert all-rouu /
athlete hi the smart net. 60 Philip
Clark. n chum ~ Clarence n. Mack E
pf. Miss romrroy 81 q daughter ot
Mrs. Chaa. G. Fomefoy. auA has been
"a particular rhum Of Mrs. Hfuyyeas
ant Ftsh. she D. q handsome Kiri.
win "a splendid physique.
In the spring u 1880 she and Mfs
Fi-h went on hunting trip IN ths
West Mise RomeruY distinguished
herself By killing. with single rife
shot. . EfitEly bear that ahe EN-
countered nssr aIrnWepd Springs.
Col
Last summer at Newport Miss
pumrroy appeared As iouK dlatanr9
rWimmer ara wen several races in
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CAPE NOME
VERY DULL
Such Is the Report Brought
Down on the Nome City
This Morning

The Nome city. Capt Daniels. ar
rived In port this morning. She car
RED rs passengers and a small
amount % gold. This amount. ia
0e. was consigned 10 the Alaska Pa
eifc Express 60. The report that
Judge Noyez would be on board vas
not true lie may, however. COME
on the Roanoke. which Il expected
tonight. ~ the Nome City left q
hours before the Oregon. she brought
no late news. Purser shaw says that
Nome j. duh and that The people
reem dissatisfied and anxious 90 Eet
away. In his opinion the camp has
haen doomed too hard. A general
exodus southwark u expected ct any
time.
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competition with The best women
fwimmors IA the fashionable ns-.
she has nlsg Won tcnawu by her nkiii
Ira revolver shooting when fencing
Was the fad. In 1874. Misa romeroy
took nrst honorn. and ~. Jacoby.
who had large class Of fashion
bio women az that time. spoke Il
her ar the finest woman feneer tn the
United States. capable Of fencing
with any uau, no matter how er-
pert without expecting that favor
be shown her because she Was wo-
man.
clark formerly lived in st. Louis.
but has been la Nee York for several
ears ite IL weakly. lie and Clar-
enee u. Maekhy we're educated to-
eether az the Catholic college Of
stonshurat in England.
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WRECK OF The
STR. CRAMPUS
Report Of the Disaster Is Brought
Down on the Oregon

News was brought down on the
steamer Oregon last night. Of the
wrecking 81 the steam whaler dram
pus. This vessel, owned ~ the Pa
ciae Steam Whaling Co, went On
shore July IS.
While on Cape Barrow the vessel
was caught in the ice foe and wa
driven. stern foremost, upon Cape
smith. The boat was beached IN
Refuge bay after al efforts to nav
iEate her had been futile.
The steam Whaiar Jeanette went
10 the rescue OF the crew and took
them 70 Point Hope. Here they re-
ntted a small schooner. which en-
ablsd them 20 get % Teller and from
there they were taken by the Elk 70
Nome The Grampus had q whites
and II natives on board.
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HELEN, BARONESS KAMENEFF,
DIES OF CRUEL MOGKERY
ONCE sHE was an IRISH LAUnoREss. BUT ROSE To
IITLE AND WEALTH
AL mon are cheats. but Rome men are araundrels.'
Especial couoHpanleutft

york. e. Dispatch
a HeIeu the
her bedroom days American familiar with Paris
the Riviera her well
employed the
%
lraVl IS e If fort
payuenl had bfcake'
soc
Tho newspapers ashe suicide 20 disappointed love The so
yen who Pasa himself oa Italian eee that th" leness
negotiable bonds
Illusions
a % Monaco but ev
q % cove her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-22
EN- BEZZlEMEhT
is CHARGED

". u Weaver a incai laundry
manager. this afternoon. swers cut a
complaint before Justice Cam ehnrE.
ing his former driver. ". smiley.
sslth suheEniement weaver alleges
that Smiley ol.scfsd 80 which n
did mot turn IN at the qfler
smiley r. npe out ~ the employ
- TIE launffy and alleges that the
money is nothing mere than debt
ewed 81 the company. SMILEY VII
hc arrested this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-22
WENT MAD
Joseph Cullen Arrived on
WaIIa WalIa In Demented
Condition

Jos. Cullen arrived on the steamer
WBllu Wnlia from California this
morning Ia n sadly dsmeuted state
OF mind. cullen wa8 engaged Hs "a
aiaker Or the vessel About the first
day out the man lost hla mind and
ap0u became rBvlng maniac.
When the steamer arrived this
morning he 9as strapped 10 the deck
and hsHdcufod Deputy Sheriff
clarke and cook lodged the uufor 8
tunate in the county jail lie may
be- taken back 10 California. as be
Hnya he escaped from the Eapa
county insane asylum.
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McGRAw & KI1rrNGER

have just purchased of tA- IN,
ternatiannl Typewriter & Supply
Co. ~ III Marion street. an DIV
or typewriter. with Interchange
able standard and wide carriage.
The wide carriage IL especially
adapted 20 writing insurance pol
icies. and hereafter all their In
Furance policies, aa well ns gen
cral typewriter work, viii be
done on this oliver. II r. e mar.
vel Of simplicity, the carriages
being capable Of instantaneous
change. This desirable feature
e. possessed by no other stan
dard typewriter The Star re-
Gently expressed n desire for a
tyne writer that would Conceal
ita writing from rubhcrneeka.
The oliver Possesses this feature
to an extent possessed by no
other typewriter.
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" HO
Is to Blame for This
CareIessness +?

WASHINGTON. u. g. Aug. ~
Al OF the secret correspondence be-
tween the officers % the array. signal
corps and headquarters at Washing
ton during the spanish-Aneriea a
war. has teen lost. and the officials
who are preparing the record for the
schley court OF inquiry, are In q
euandarY.
The most important document lost
Is a message notifying Sampson q
the arrival OF the spanish feet a.
Santiago. II Was hoped 10 prove By
this message that Sampson waited II
Gays after receiving Il before start
ing for Santiago TO engage the span
iarcs.
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ST RIKE--

BALTIMORE. Nd. Aus 22.-oue
hundred and twenty ak men who
arrived here yesterday from Bremen.
being detained under guards en Huh-
plelon that they are the first con-
aignmont of an army 81 cheap for
pirn mhorera 20 be employed ln this
country by the steel trust.
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FOOTBALL.
Almost Certain That a Game With
Michigan win Be Played

r. +. Brightuan. manager or
the State university football
team, has had an Interview with
Chas. Baird. director Of the Michl-
gan team, IN which the latter gives
assurance ~ game sometime dur
ing the holidays. between the Mich
igan and home team, Manager
Bnghtman Is making every effort 10
place his men In thorough training
Chas. 4. Wright. ono ~ the beyt
coaches IN the country, has been en-
gagged for the state term.
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$50. 900 improvement,

The Northern Pacific Railway CO.
took out a permit today 80 erect a
pier and warehouse az us 20 iga
railroad avenue south. 60 cnst tso co
n lH estimated that 10 days viii be
reaaLrrl % nannlete the Mark-
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Junior Choir TONIGHT

The Junior cholr % she a. N p
church wiil sing tonight az the
Union Holiness Mission. los Third
avenue. where meetings are being
held each night teEeept Saturday
by How John y puil The street
meeting viii commences a. 100 ,. N
ia witch the juniors viii take par.
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WALLA WALLA
FROM FRISCO
Had Trouble Getting cargo-lt Is
That Student Loaded Her

The Walla WalIa arrived last night
from San Francizco on schedule time.
she had small passenger list on her
upward trip, 70 n them being FOR So
attic and 81 Tor Victoria and other
Puget sound ports. The Walla Walla
brought a fair cargo Of perishab BILE
merchandise and fruit for local mer-
chants.
II was stated BY several passengers
that much difficulty was experienced
In loading vessel At Fan Francisco,
and the cargo she brought vas only
secured By employing students who
we're willing 70 take iouRshorernen 5
Jobs.
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ROUND Up
A Bunch OF Hoboes Arrested by
Police Today

omcers Grimth and Mcdonald to-
DAY made a round up Of the Tender
ioln and succeeded In arreSting r..
Williams. WIN. CLARK. John Ryan,
John Loomis. Jos. Murray, James
Doley and Joseph Carson. All are
vel known To the police. Chief Sui
iVan IL endeavoring r. clear the city
Of hobOs. and every one caught II
run IN. VaRrancy charges viii be
placed against each ~ the seven men
arrested by the officers today.
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the influence Of the members Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. or 81 the
body itself. could be used to adjust
matters.
In the past many prominent men
In mercantile and financial circles
have taken hand In labor troubles.
and II has resulted tn good. In near
~ every instance 81 this kind trouble
has been prevented from growing
worse and Outlines settlement "
secured.
Thoroughly Discusses
when the proposition IL submitted
20 the labor unions it viii be inteili-
gently discussed. and I suppose any
changes that that body misht want
TO make could be approved BY the
Chamber 81 Commerce. or course
In such matter IS this the chances
are Il would be referred 10 COM
mittee II both Eodies 10 work out the
details. My idea - that the mem
bership would have te be made up
on equal terms. also other details.
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BURNING WOMAN IMPALED

NEW YORK. Aug ss The VIE ~
Christian sinner. ID plano maker, ae
eidentally setting nre a. her dress
last nisht jumped from fourth
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grnAl hortharn

Overhead Fffer Leave fer r. Paul. 4
D NJ Arrive from 81 FauL g. ~.
ENrrsaa SPOKANE Lave \ sB a o. A.
rive 8 ~ Rs.
Tive trains Whhfrem NJ Vsfuan. f.saer
z re- ato o. M Arrive n 10 a. fu
2 70 g. m.
Express blaine. Asu WsFtmiustsr
IaAva 7.1s a ~ Arrive $40 q m
F1Hr trains each way befsHrHn Seattle as54
Everett Leave 81 o. r. 3 40 e. m. q iu
3 m aud 3. "a. Arrive - g. M ii "a
q m $40 g rn. anA p g. ~.
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LOTS

coNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. IA
state of siege rs proclaimed IN sas-
soan district. Armenia, in conses
egence q Armenian plots. sassoun
district was the scene Of the n0rtor-
f0ss Armenian rnassaores Of 1895.
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story window and was impaled on a.
iron picket she died ln the hospital.
Tho husband. efared by gfief. vas
with dinicultY prevented from jump
lrg from the window himself
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Tomorrow Nighf Winds
Up Our Sale.
COmmemOrating the Fed
eraI Building Site
Selection.

day grand 10 cent discount
sale the selection u federal build
but be thia
practical plan Of.
prices reduced from 70
per j
These are sornee examples Of offer:
Seattle minutes from Pioneer
reduced as ard 1900 10 'z9 and 'so Terms $40
a
N Heights 'n2@ so cash.
81 a
otr In Madison Cable addition on Madison line
and no month.
Heights overlooking Lake Washington.
reduced from $3.50 and 500 TO 1915 and $780, $40 cash and ti9
Lots n snoquame Falls. reduced $50 uss.
High. slightly Beacon Hn from $500 to szo. $40
SO a
garden reduced
to tz7o
Lot ont top Of Queen Anne hin. cut
Boyiston Thomas reduced from
1850 1s55. One-third cash.
Street.
ons-third
avenue Madison
Twenty Madison
$3.50 TO sss; 400 cash. balance monthly.
20 tTb one-third
Il. Arlington Heights from $500 10 f.r5o &
Five south the $500 $3.50
Fifteen in the limits Of Columbia s75oa
Washington 'front.' s1n
1906.
city gardens from 1900 to $500 r-s--v~-r
Lots and block g. Boren's plat fine
o
twenty University $4,000
o sa5ioo
Madrona Heights ad alton water front property now be-
Ing plated the DennyBane
Aside mentioned property which we own or
VIII discount propertyist-
BY way It is GO
enough by to make the event
memorable u least
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ON SOUND
AND SHORE

The brig Courtney Ford vas pull.
cd out ~ the stream 10 sehwabneh-
er'a dock yesterday. She viii take
load Of general merchandise from
there. and coaJ from the hunkers,
and Will then go 10 Everett 10 load
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POWER

PARIS. Aug. 22.-T7hs government.
has given the french ambassador %
Turkey fun power to sever official
connections with the Turkish gov.
eminent when he thinks that step
r seesanry.
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pITTHBURGH Pa. Aug o.
About 100 men were Hmuggied into
the various mills during the day and
IL - freely predicted that several
plants or portions 81 them viii re-
sumo operation today o. tonight.
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WAS ARRESTED
JUST IN TIME
intoxicated and Wandering About
With SO, on His Person

When Patrolman Tooker arrested
=. Christians0n, q logger on Second
a venue last evening he probably aav-
ed the man considerable loss. on
being searched at headquarters 1890
was found on his person. He was ia
an intoxicated condition and was IN
Seattle to have a good time lie
was drifting uneonsciously toward
the district below Yealer way whore
the police say some member Of the
liRht-nnRnred fraternity would sure
~ have found him an easy victim.
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ASKED To
Be SHAVED

~ $50 o'clock fhis afternoon
Sordstrom. who viii die tomorrow
morning on the galiowa, asked TO be
shaved, saying 4 might az well look
nlccl"
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steamers leave Columbia dock
daily $50. $50. 1880 a. o., 115
2.fE. $50 .. m. Doc round trip.
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CANADIAN Pse tic

Two fralha Black Diamond. Franklin
Leave 30 = 20 fs4oeft sunday and q m
o m. Arrive 80 a. 20 fstratt suuda %
ard = 10 r.. m ffHosut Sunday
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Little Mss Rowe

A daughter arrived ut the horne
~ SIR. and Mrs. Geo p Rowe. 500
Sftth avenue. last Tursiay.
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GETS
GOOD MILK
State Officials and Local In
spector Make Reports

state Dairy and Food Commits.
Hioner Mcdonald. state Chemist -
Fulmer aud city MIX Inspector
Noedceck. have been engaged FOR
the last few days IN general nvca-
tlEntion of the milk sold 60 seattle
consumers. They have found II To-
be Ia goot condition generally. The
Investigation WAS started hy rumorH
watch reached Commissioner Me
Donald that tho dairymen here had
hern using a preHcfNatiYe In their
milk, The state chemist was called
~ to assist and he has chemically
analysed &c samples from as many
different diaries. ar this number all
hut n few were found to be haolutrs
" pure, Afiidavitn may he filed 60
morrow against those who sold the
preserved milk.
Generally spea kins. / consider the
milk sold IN Seattle 90 be pure and
wholesome. said Commissioner Nc
Donald today In fact I believe it
is better than that consumed Ia spoz
Kane. Tacoma or any other point
where Investigations have been
made. We have not made an an
alyais Tor butter Tat az have watch
- things myself and know that the
city inspector has carefully attended
20 that point. cur Investigation
was principally for pfeserNatives.
Practice Co sdsmned
The use Of preactyAtives In milk
Is condemned by the chemical diyt-
sion Of the state agricultural depart
ment. because such pse has tend
eney 10 cause uneleanilaesa and per-
NIT dairymen To put utthy milk on
the market. Fresh milk vii snur in
4 hours. but preventative az for
maldshyde. Or Some other prenara-
ton viii keep lt from "a 30 Is hours
IL milk II properly cooled. placed In
clean cans. the uddsf 81 the COW
washed or and the milking done with
dry hands. there il no need for the
use ~ prcservntlYe. for in the
warmest weather. when the proper
preeantion 10 taken. milk win keep
% hours. Cleanliness is a hlF thing
The state IN glad 10 cooperate
with the city In this work. We real
txe the great Importance that at
taehes 10 pure milk. as x T. largely
consumed By children
Esplsined Process
Commissioner Mcdonald and
Chemist Fulmer then explained In
detail the manner % the analysts
Continuing. STR. Mcdonald said
"our work here shows couclualvsiy
that your city Mllk Inspector. Mr.
W0odcoek has been n most efEicient
official lie has worked hard ana
I personally know that be has done
good work
Chemist Fuimer r. professor OF
chemistry In ttEr Pullman college
and - recognised rs one II the best
chemists in the state. lie Joins Mr.
Mr. Donald In The belief that Seattle
perhaps = getting the best milk %
any city IN The state.
Mr Mcdonald states that those
who have been using rreHersatlves
here win b vigorously prosecuted
bY the state.
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YOU can have the Star mailed 10
your camp address AT the same price
IL IL delivered In the city. 25c 4
month.
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Steamers from Columbia dock 30
100. 1890 q. M, lis. 2.15, $50 p, m.
SOC round trip.
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THE Star VIII be sent 20 camper,
In any part of the state. without
extra charge.
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Visit Navy Yard ard Baltleships

Express Vancouver ard Ovsriand-=f.-ays
- a ms Arrive . D. 9. m.
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N'eoRLEY & HENDERSON. har.
ness and Haddlcry. 2i2 Occidental
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SAVAGE
Attempt to Lynch Two
Mob-Members Shot

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aug. IA
mob attempted TO storm the jail az
Ashevilie this afternoon In an enor.
a. take a negro rapist out and lynch
Kim.
a force 81 deputies ared on the
mob and the latter returned the ar.
Two members Of the mob were fat
ally wounded.
Hosflliiies have ceased Temporal
IL. but more bloodshed Is expected.
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ST. CHI Of E,sftii ana ot,ysouse
Excursions % Tacoms. Eikn' Car.
niNal Bfe display al. this page go
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For gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne h Clark Co. SIS Second Ave.
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ST.. civ Of Esssslt ana 0f,yhound
DaIIy ExeursIons 10 Nayy Yard.

Excursion 10 Tacoma. Elks' car
nival See display adj. this page ..
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Judge nasch Of tho Montana Eu-
prcmc bench. IL registered at the
Thinner Grand.