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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
JOIN RosgNFELp DEAD
Ship Owner and Coal mlns operztor
Dies IN Ne.s TeFk

New Tcrk. Nay S---1ohz Ross7fe-d- re
san Fra1rss-e ship ozr<r are raai z7i-sF
crsratr-. died here today - fzif1crarY
tr1ubses rszzfftrE froz- z ccld cs-freeiea
oa hls KIP from i4vs-Pool = Ee~ 1erS
lszs thAr three weeks aEc. He w1s eFfr
. years os a<e. TIE body w.l b t1ke1
- calsernlz Scx irteEz<ai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
PERKINS, NEwKIRK AND Purcell
Three Charters Are Granted by Sec

f+ff~Ss
Guthrie. .. r. May 2s.-The following
charters were granted by Secretary
Grimes. Ihe Perkins Cotton company F.
capital s5.oea Incorporators-Wu A..
Knipe. A. : Rankin, E ". Kennexorthy.
l. r. Thomas. G. 2. Carson
Sewkirk Stone and Construction con-
rany, capital stock $1,000; iucorporstors.
J. Il. Haynes. ". y. Lewis J. c. Arm
strong. Wm- NJ jenkins.
Bank Of Parneli. capital S5.e0 r 6
Hoffman. president. J. " hacker. vice
PRESIDENT -. Whiteacre. cashier. ". r
Frank ASSISTANT cashier ". II. Davis.
all Of Chandler
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
congressman Mahon - 80.

Congressman mahon From Pens-
sylvSnia.
SonEressnan rhad NJ MahQn ~
Chamhersburs, Pa writes
Il take pleasure IN commencing
ycur Peruua as q snhstsotsal tensc
and a good caterrh remedy
THAD. n sEAHoN
Congressman 5zrham From Cali
foruia.
Congressman J. ~ i<srham of Santa
Rosa. Cslifornia. writes
At tho solicitation of q friend I
used your Peruna. and can cheernilv
recommend Il as an excellent remedy
Tor al catarrhal troubles ID i= ia-
deed wonderful medicine
j. a. GARHA1I
Congressman 5rockshire From In
diana.
Congressman - Y. Brookshire.
from Indiana. IN a recent letter fsorn
Washington. p. c.. says.
From What ms friends say. Pc
runa is a good tonic and safe ca
tarrh cure.
Z. Y. nRooKsuRE
Congressman Spars<nsn From
Florida.
Congressman :. 81 Sp8rkman. frora
Tampa, Florida. writes.
7 can indorse Peruna as first
rate tonic. and a very enccuve cure
for catarrh.
s. II. sPARRsIAS.
Men OF prominence all over
the United States are recon-
mending Peruna Over forty
members OF Congress have
written their endorsements OF
il. Scores of other govern
meut officials speak ia high
praise of IL. Thousands OF
people in the humber walks
of life rely upon IL as a family
medicine. Send for free book
of testimonials.
II you do rot derive prompt and
satisfactory results frem the Use q
Peruna. write az once to Ir IIart-
man, giving fuu statement of yoar
case. and he win De pleased O. give
you hts valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President ~
TIE Hartman sanHarium. Columbus.
Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
IN CHARGE OF puNNleAN
}. w. McNeal Opens Up Formal Quar-
ters at Guthrie.

teTs 1-L NN-lII y
Guthrie. O T.. May 81 ". McNeal
has opened formal quarters in this city
in his campaign for the nomination lor
delegate Il. congress. and placed them IN
charge Of A. w Dunnigan Of Telosa, as
secretary. Duunigan is prominent
west side politician. county clerk and part
awDer with Richard Brownice Of the Re
publican paper
he states that the increase Of popula-
,ion has not been as large IS in Dewey
county as other western c5S.nties but that
thore have been many changes IN owner
shin ~ farms. and ths Increase has been
favorah,e 20 the Republicans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
MlNERs ZEE aRoTHERs
Wsstsrn Federation Sends $500 to
Aid Families Al Fernie.

Denver. Celo. May &-The Western
Fe,fcratien II tRfzers convention today
appropriatca sea- Tor the aid u the fafa-
iliss suffering IN consequence Of tie ex-
pIosiens AZ Ferufe. b. g. where 80 men
bers CT tie Gladstone union persisted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
WILL guILD OWN TOWNS
Blackwell. Enid and Southwestern
Wn Miss Pawnee and Pswhuska.

Guthrie. q. T. May ss.-A- e. c. Bierer,
attornev Tor the Blackwell Enid s
Southwestern returned from ~eaA
tTip "a the Usage reservation NheFs ne
was negotiating righ1-of-Was fer the
road. lie states the r5sai-oi-"ay nas
bes, secured srom Fonca city 40 Coiey-
vile. kan. The road VIII strike neither
Pswnse nor Pawhuska. but VIII So about
sf,een miles north q each and locate It's
own tcv-ns along The iIe-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
Congressman Powers From Yer
mont.

Congressman Powers From Yer
Congressman n. Henry Powers. Of
Vermont. writes from Mo-risvilie, Vt.
'Peruna 1 have used in my family
with success. can recommend II as
an excellent family remedy. and very
good for coughs. colds and catarrhal
affections" II. HENRY POWERS.
Register of Treasury Judson w.
Lyons
Hon. Judson ". Lyons. REGISTER OF
the United States Treasury. in a let
ter from Washington. d. c. says:
Il find Peruna TO be an excellent
remedy for the catarrhal affections Of
spring and summer. and those who
suffer from depression from the heat
Of the summer viii fnd no remedy the
equal OF Peruna'
JUDsoN ". LYONS.
Senator Butler From South Caro-
lima.
Senator N. c. Butler. Ex-Governor
Of South Carolina. writes from
Washington. D. C. the following:
II can recommend Peruna Cor dys-
pepsla and stomach trouble. have
been using your medicine for a short
period. and feel very much relieved.
1t is indeed a wonderful medicine. and
besides a great tonic"
II. c. BUTLER.
United States Senator Gear From
iowa.
Hon. John II. Gear. United States
senator from Iowa. writes:
'Peruna 1 can recommend 10 all as
a very good tonic. and particularly
good as a remedy for catarrh.
JOHN II. GEAR.
Senator Gears home address Is Bur
lngton. Iowa.
Senator Mallory From Florida.
United States Senator Stephen r.
Mallory. from Florida. in recent
letter written from Pensacola, Fla.
says the following:
Il have used your excellent remedy.
Peruna.' and can recommend il. both
as a tonic and a safe catarrh RENE
dy." STEPHEN r. MALLORY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
Congressman 5rockshire From In

Congressman - Y. BTookshlre.
from Indiana. IN a recent letter fsom
Washington. y. c.. says.
From What ms friends say. Pc
runa is a good tonic and a safe ca
tarrh cure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
Congressman sparkmsn From
EIn.ll-

Congressman =. ~ sparkman. from
Tampa. Florida. writes
7 can indorse Peruna as n first
rate tonic. and a very eFocuve cure
for catarrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
row Is n TIME

purnE the fortnight set apart for the Elks' Carnival and street Far.
thousands Of visitors frcm the rural districts q ktng county VIII VISIT
seattle A time more favorable for ascertaiuing the sen'men. u ne
tulers Of the soil regarding the establishment of a public marke IN S"-
attic will not be found again oan
Let every advocate of the public market plan constitute hnssn :
committee OF to interview his country friends. ascertain sheir views
and receive their suggestions
The problem k not m Easy one Were Seattle an oruuhHy SNf
there voald = no dlncul,y. In fact there would be no problem. for a
public market would have been In existence 80 Ions that NOS people
would believe Il impossible TO get along without H.
Rt the rough and broken ground upon which the city Is built N
n l,ek Of rood roads running out into the farming districts have
long stood in the "a OF the market plant II has been hext to mpo"-
sible for farmers to set their produce to the city, and the hhsh price OK
land cioss e the business enter has long kept the city nom buying a
market site.
These obstacles An q being overcome. Good roads re slowly DC
ing extended In all directions from Pioneer place. and street
which viii oon gnhron the county. apparently. promise 10 eeSome uam-
nsetv n sreat factor In establishing closer relations between producer
and consumer.
. strtrtfy owntown market Is n o longer absolutely eeessary u there
must be some market place. and the present Is IN Time 'r q" "S :"
act
seattle. though boosting her progress. Is blocks behind the process
.ton in sone r,xpec,s II surely Is not impossible for a city . large a
Seattle 10 solve the public market problem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
a STAGE MARRIAGE AND raousIE

Mr.. Edward stacey. of Cincinnati married a Florodora girl q " ~
an ; = good-looking that men sasped when she appeared IN paehe sMe
ros her allowance Of mash notes The usual army OF IDIOTS sent hr now-
err md would have been willing to purchase champagne or ~ ~
quantities sufficient for bathing purposes had the beautiful Mfs stacey
been . Inclined 49,.
/. anenated the affections OF his young wife, and charmed hsr away
from his side
that the mar who marrtes a actress should u cas- read the
before embarkins on the journey
II Il a story that has a lawsuit at tn n OF eNerS paragraph A"'
trouble after very period >
why stage ns should interfere with domestic peace isn't 20 easy 10
answer. but II does -
one would mink that the "a behind the feothxht. could love rs
xsman. and the oma Of the stage could b IN heipmate 81 one man.
eou,ents TO walk hand in hand throuxh .nfs - surely = the workman
~h~e every day IS n same rs yesterday.
ID TAI history has proved the fahsty' OF that snd the actors who
have utue rexar for the matrimonial yoke have injured tn standing
.ns reputation o tne good men and women Of the profession
oniy a few weeks ago a matinee Idol was n a New York our Tor
. a,vorc. frpm his fourth wits. He married one for a toe and another
.o please a fahnd~ AT least one Of his wives had been through IN
divorce court previous 10 hF marriage 10 him.
while heir affairs are of small interest. they Indicate rs eariess-
n~~. II man theatrical marriages. for tn incidents yer not o SUM-
rseps noxuty to eve make IN theatrical world surprised
II seems to he ass for stage folks to get tired" Of heir husbands
ard wives
the outsider who rmartss a u actress and who = not prepared q
al liz wifes talent. beauty ana daily Mo with h public. and
Is nt strong enough 10 throttle jealousy can logically expect trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

CITY Of
CROOKS

The police have made several ar
rest. during the past "a hours In their
endeavor to clear the town OF the
criminal element during the carnival.
There are two detectives in Seattle,
one from Spokane and aother from
Portland, who are assisting the local
officers.
James Wooiery. formerly an ofticer
of the Seattle department and AZ one
time sheriff OF this county, has also
been d on duty In plain clothes
last night Detective Tenant arrest
81 Charles smith. n OF he men
who vas connected with the hoid-up
sn Portland tina resulted In n muir
der OF h victim and the hanging
OF Dalton and Wade, the two muir
derers. smith turned states EVIL
dence and escaped punishment. lie
viii be run out Of Seattle. Green
a coIqrcd mar. also a bad
character. was arrested BY Detect
ives Lane and Adams. This morning
Torn Turner and Hickey Walsh we're
arrested a. vazrnnfs by Patroimen
Chapman and carr. Fred Anderson.
a gambler, was also put In JAN by
Chlpman and Carr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

ASSAULT
MAN SEATS a WOMAN AND
THEk RODS HER OF $50

a vicious assault and robbery was
committed in the tefiaerloin At an
early hour this morning. Jessie
Daniel. a oma living tn the Cree
cent house. reported Ia the police
that Harry Wilson. q c0icred man.
came into her room at $50 o'clock
thir morning and after beating her
almost into iEseneibilifY robbed her
81 $50 IN money. He escaped and
~ yet the police have no clue 10
bis whereabouts. The wofnln - not
seriously injured beyond q battered
face and n few bruises about the
BODY.
Wilson n believed 10 have been
desperate o. he would not have
taken the chances he did In con-
hitting the bold robbery. The Daniel
woman vas In her raom at $50
o'clock this morning when the coli
ored man came In. He wanted
money and demanded ~.
The woman @as frightened hut
would not part with the money. VIII
son then started 10 act II by foreihie
means. The woman says he struck
and beat her until she did not real
lze what vas going on. Then he
grabbed her purse containing the
money and disappeared. He ran out
u the door. down the steps ana
was one
The police were Immediately noti-
fled Of the case and the morning
patrol ynn given a description OF the
accused man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
The
ELEPHANTS
Three Ringing Animal
Cars Derailed

EL"NHAA 70 M E#AN#
TACOMA. aug iS@Two elephant
cars and n casrd-animai car be-
!Onging 20 Ringing HroM werc
dltchsd at 2ste o'clock Yeaterfay at
ternoou not far from the Northern
Pacific freight depot al the east end
Of ~Fuyailup avenu len m<p. Y
elephants and several Gagged animals
were In h mtx-up.
No fatalities occurred. bur the men
were bruised up and threr were sent
tn the hospital for treatment. They
Wor e. W. Mceurrvn. who sustained
= severe fracture o. his loft les jus,
above h ankle Martin Smith. who
received a number Of bruises and
cuts on his head and face. and e. A.
Weaues. who sustained a dtHiocated
shoulder. a gash in the thigh and an
ugly cut on the upper tip. Pearl
Iowden also sustained a deep kaah
across the TOP of the head. bu, he
was enc - the mru active IN
getting the elephants out Of the
wreck Tire e~iephants received a
few scratches ard bruises but all
VIII be ready Tor the show ring to-
day.
The wreck WAS caused BY q defee.
tive frog In a switch. TIE rail- was
worn away on one side. making ths
distance between the frog and the
Fall = half inch greater on that side
than on the other. This defect
caused the trent truck Of the sixth
car In the train 60 ride over ON the
ties. and before the train was stop
ped " elephant cars were lifted
from the track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
RACES TODAY

At ais O'Clock this afternoon the
first regular race of the King County
Fair Association VIII take place AZ
the grounds south Of the city. a
special endeavor has been made b.
the street car people 10 handle the
crowds and enough trains will be run
on the Interurban line to DO away
with long waits at either end OF the
line. The trip car be made from the
city 20 the grounds in about Is min
utes.
noon, the principal n being the
North Pacific stakes for the 2.il
class and several well known horses
Of the Northwest win be seen IN
this race. In all the races the fields
are very well balanced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
FOUND THEIR
1000 DOLLARS

Elmer and Alfred Larsen, two
men arrested yesterday morning for
throwing beer glasses through a
Plate Rlass mirror In the Good Fet-
lows Grotto. at the corne OF Second
venue south and Yesler way. com
planned later In the day that since
their escapade they had discovered
the loss Of a pocketbook containing
a $1,000 note. Today N brothers
notified the police that they had
found the money in the saloon where
II had been picked up and held fO-
than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
ORECONS
FAST TRIP
ARRIVES FROM NOME IN 7 DAYS.
7 HOURS. WITH $4,000 IN
TREASURE

Only = days. eve hours out
from Nome beating her avn fast
record between that city and seat
tic b. nine hours the steamship O.
eEuns Captain George &. Eeetrf. ar
rived this morning with $1,000 q
Nome treasure consigned 70 the frs
National hank. she made the round
trip In the short time - - days and
IL hours. hich tims ans beat. hos
ever. ast year by a record u ~ days.
H. hours. The former record BE-
tween Seattle and Nome vas seven
DAYS. ~ hours held ~ the OrcEau
h<Fasif. This record breaking trir
n the iast that Capt Heeisv viii
make on h oregon - he leaves
these waters 10 tAkr rumnnand 81 a
new sailing vessel. the puachn. to
ply between san Franetse9 and Aus
traila.
Developing Siberia
Among che 81 r~sfsrnErra who
reached port On the &rcEon vas John
puscne 81 the Northwestern Com
meFctai CoFNAny who has Just re-
turned fruFA sih~ta via -. Mich.
aals and NOME. Since personally
inspecting thstisUs section Of land
ErHnt~d u hind asAi associates by the
russian goveFnnfsnt for trading and
mining purposes. NJ y than
ever impressed with the immense
natural resources q the concession.
lie believes thai the salmon nshina
Industry alone VII become in time
a great wealth producing business
on the East Siberian coast The ma
lives are very friendly and proisa b
~ will be Of great value In Develop.
ing the rich Kotd deposits believed 70
exist in the Interior and In building
up a large fur trade
Twelve Famous Tumessen Pictures
free 10 each now subscriber 20 the
star at booth No. 10. carnival
grounds. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
DEATH OF MIS-.

Mrs Eiinora TYrel % San Fran
cisco. died yesterday mornius on the
steamer queen as A. reached this
port. She was on her WAS 20 visit
her sister. Mrs John Martin, who
lives at tfa TwentY-secon1 avenue.
Death was due Ia acute tuberculosis
The body WAS taken "a Honney a
stewards. where Il viii be held until
her husband J. = TYrei. AT be COIN
municAied with. The deceased Was
formerly n resident Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
GOLD SHIPMENT
FROM DAWSON

The total gold shipments from
Dawson since the opening Of navt-
CATION amount to about 81, 800. 900. A.
computed by Comptroller J. T. Lith-
gov the shipments from Dawson by
months were as follows: Nay, sis,-
500. June. s~s.550.5e4; July, t2,5lz13o.
The y. A. T. K r. Cos warehouse
at Forty Mile was DESTROYED BY fire
August s. the ioss being $4,000. The
white Paas steamer Zeaiandian put
ouf = hose and prevented the tive
Adjoining warehouses from burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

A VICTIM

TACOMA. Aug. II. Willie HoeR.
OF seattle, vas the victim ar Tacoma
batamen yesterday aud hiH team was
defeated ~ a score Of 10 90 1t Was
In h FIRST inning nat the tfuuuiD
commenced. Then Tacoma ran ih
six runs. After that tho game waf
more even. Taken nH a whole it wna
70 rank exhibition Of baseball key
ltockenfleid. formerly % tho Seattle
team. wah on the third bar Tor Ia.
0nlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
WISCONSIN
WEDNESDAY

The battleahip Wisconsin viii come
over from Tacoma Wednesday morn
fng 10 take her part as OF the
I attractions during the Efks'
Carnival. Yesterday afternoon. az
she lay in Commencement bay. be-
tween 1000 and 5000 people boarded
her. Nineteen launches, big and lit
lie, we're. IN line carrying n steady
etream Of passengers to and from the
huge b~attleshIp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
CAPT. ADDLEMAN'S
BODY RECOVERED

Captain c. II. Munson, James
Smack and Henry Becktei yesterday
found the body Of Captain Lorne Ad-
dIemau Of the sfesmcr Gazelle, who
sgas drowned several days ago near
Magnolia point, Lake Washington.
i bo1y was recovered with crap
Ming hookn near the scene 81 the
srovedy 81 a depth Of i15 feet. Thu
bodv waa taken 20 B~utto0orth'e
morQue Funeral services VIII be
held AZ the Congregational church
Ia Kirkland on Tuesday, August ID,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

PORTLAND. Aus. Is ~ a score
~ q Go 4 Spokane defeated Portland
yesterday. The iuuehErhsaefa hif
Mitbeek hard and won suI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
q KID SHOT

John Colombara- proprietor OF the
'Torina saloon. last night shot Kirby
Kid" the pugilist. The shooting was
the result Of a quarrel between the
men. The wound was not serious
and Colombian was released on bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
ORDERS CAME roo I4Tg

Instructions to remain In seattle
and take part In the Carnival parade.
were received by the Eighth battery
of United States artillery. when they
reached Auburn. The orders adj
dressed 60 Capt. Hsniy. said To re-
main In Seattle through Monday n
camp had not already been broken.
General regret u expressed that the
Instructions came too late. From
here the battery moved toward Ia
coma. and will GO from there 10
Olympia IL viii probably be the
middle Of September before the bat
terry viii return TO Vancouver bar
racks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
SALVATION ARMY

The well known Salvation Army
officer. Col. French Of san Francisco.
taok charge ~ the morning meeting
at the salvation Army eMeAmpment
- Madiann park yesterday. pr. II
A Matthew VAS the principal
speaker OF tho afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

HuTTE. Aug iS-After fourteen
Innings 81 hard playing ifolena beat
butte yesterday by q score OF 8 90 b.
Hlaele ~ Helena couldn't be hit bS
the Butte "Giantn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Good service wni be given 10 Races
at King County Fair GrounuE. Car
leaving from King street and First
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

at 1 O'Clock. The remains VIII be
taken across the take on h y
O'Clock ferry. Service will be con
Quoted by the A. q. 4. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

LOST HIS WATCH
IL r. Dewaet reported TO the police
that a watch had been
from his room az the Grand
Pacific hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Good service viii be given to Race
al King County Fair Grounds. Carr
leaving from King street and FRS
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Classified Ads
nocInrY NorIcrs

AM NAN.
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and door Ncreuusi house repairing In an
branches glazing. ping spuns tables. etc.
ste Madison. Fhane. Main ITO Randall
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90 all alpaa u tcamiuE. furniture ana
piano moSiuR. baggage aud Trunks trans.
Ierred3 stored free 4 DAYS. second aud
Cherry. undtr p. H. Red i1i2
nfHa uF MAIN 71f.
For cieHuira and rnuoVatluH rcrta aAd
ladies' clothes. CITY Dye Works.
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of

Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union eloes
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KING SOLOMON
Has iust arrived hack FROM tho mountains
who're be inenfrd q mafyolauHty rich rdta
mine. where 600 unf had over dreamed Of
before, kiHf Hriefuun has made some
uf tne most WONDERFUL Ure fEflnnH the
world has ever known. He predicted
the Galveston u1aa hvr months before IL
hHnronr1 and fnfftnl1 the Haeaaainatiau
% President Mckinley one aar before ri
harrsncd and predicted the TIRE which
occurred n Portland 90 1902
II you have froahlo Ir van family he can
remove u and guarantee ~ g. be uouganz
entity renewed ff YOU have tho biars
on ore dsanonicnt. he can restore your
Don't fall 10 zee the wonderful Kim Solo
mon. lie has a private Office nt the
Lyndhuftt. it0s Third avenue. Room al
a LARGE SAIL OF ali kinds OF Japans..
mating from l2c a yari az. second
Front Furniture Co. ti2 Second avenue
south.
eEE Lloyd. nriscoo 4 Lloyd. rs m,rst.s
hiock. about Your homes for cash or dr
ferrad payments.
DETECTIVE work euundontlaliy md -
peditlohelY performed. Extensive -
perlrnce. =. 9. hos io2, seattle.
ta.Oo cabinet photos. 81 20 per dor. for on.
Mftk nniN. Eeatmnu'n Studio. gaff
WANTED Second hand furniture. prov
der. 1908 First avenue Tel, Red 1881
PRIVATE detective. confidential. a. o. boa
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. .


Ranke Hall. Pike street. one week.
Sunday night. admission Csc
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Very low priced lot for sale; easy
terms. Owner, 45s Burke block
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FISHING FLEET

BALLARD. Aug. fs.-Msny Of the
fishing feet have returned. and Sal
mon bay Is full Of boats. AIN had IA
fairly successful season and will go
out again In about two weeks.
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