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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
PACKING HOUSE IN MEXICO
North American Beef Company VIII
Try Yankee Methods in
Uruapan.

CHICAGO, March 27.-John w. Mickey
Of the North American Beef company today
let to George T. Clarke OF Jonathan Clarke
Sons & Co., OF Chicago. contract to erect
a 5000 900 packing house in Uruapan, Mich
oacan, Mex. This will be the first plant
OF its kind in Old Mexico and will be thor
oughly modern. The long distance and hot
climate, added to the fact that refrigeration
on the route is almost impossible, has pre-
vented the shipment OF dressed beef from
the United States to Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
MAY PROSECUTE LYNCHERS
Authorities Say Action VIII He
Brought Against Leaders In Ex-
ecutIOn of Negro Wallace,

LA JUNTA, Colo, March 27.-The au-
thOrities claim to have the names OF some
Of the leaders in the lynching OF w. II.
Wallace, the colored railway porter charged
with assault on Mrs. Henrietta Miller, AMI
it is said prosecutions will be begun
against them at the April term Of court.
The corsner's jury found that Wallace
came to his death by "gunshot wounds and
strangulation at the hands of unidentified
persons"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
REV. E. |. LAMAR HELD IN JAIL
Preacher Who Killed CoIvin Van
wiRkIe Talks Morals to Fellow
Prisoners.

ARDMoRE, |. T., March 2T.-Rev. E. L.
Lamar. the holiness preacher, who shot and
killed Oolyin Van Wrinkle, in front of his
church at Cumberland, Sunday night, has
been bound over without bail and placed in
jail here to await the action OF the grand
jury. He refuses to make a statement, and
spends his time preaching ~ bis fellow
1Tts0naTs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
PLOT TO MURDER WALLER
Native Scout of Samar Says Plan Was
TO XIII Major and Lieutenant
Williams.

MANILA. March 27.-At the continuation
today OF the trial by court-martial Of Major
Waller Of the marine corps. for the execu-
tion without trial OF natives on Samar ISL
and. native scout by the name Of Smoke
was on the stand.
Smoke testified to the existence Of a plot
among the native leaders OF the Waller ex-
pedition to murder Major Waller and Lieu
tenant Williams. He said that when the
marines had rstions they shared them with
the natives. The scout also said that be
personally had suffered severely from hun
ger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
REPUBLICANS MEET IN MAY
Illinois State Convention TO BE Held
that Month in Spring.
deId.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 27.-At a
meeting of the republican state central
committee today Springfield was chosen as
the place for holding the republican state
convention. The time was fixed for Thurs
day. May s.
Chairman Fred W. Rowe of Jacksonville
was authorized to appoint committee to
draft resolutions touching on the deaths of
William Mckinley and John r. Tanner,
which are to be presented at the conven-
ton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
Des MOines Gets IL Next Year.

CLEVELAND, March 27.-The closing
session of the congress of the Disciples of
Christ was held tonight, The following ON
GERS were elected: President Prof. James
dent. Prof Clinton Lockwood of Drake
university; Rev. e. l., Powell of Louisville,
eE Rev III " NSha1Se sbs % of FSIIa CoIT i n ana
members of the general committee. The
congress will be held next year in Des
MOiueS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
On Trial for Heresy.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, March 27.-The
trial OF Rev. Granville Louther, Mcpherson
minister on a charge Of heresy. was begun
here today in secret before eleven Kansas
dtyinss appointed by the southwest Kan
saS Methodist conference -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
Lawyer ConvIcted of Dishonesty.

ATWOOD, Kan, March 27.-The jury be-
fore whom was tried NJ. A. Wilson, charged
with rObbing the county treasury of 5000
the night Of December 81 1901, brought In
a verdict of guilty tonight, after being out
since Tuesday. The convicted man is one
Of the oldest and most prominent lawyers
in this part OF the state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER

Forecast for Nebraska-Fair in West,
Showers and Colder In East Portion Fri
day; Saturday, Fair; North Winds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
wnheImina Expects the stork.

THE HAGUE. March 27.-The DagbIad
announces authoritstiVely that Queen Will
helmins h expected 70 ReeOms mother
next septsmhsEs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
Approves Game Protection.

The minority approves the feature of
the Lacey bill providing for game protec-
tion and on that question submits a sub
stitute bill providing that on request of
the governor Of any state the whole or
part Of any forest reserve may be consti-
tuted a game preserve.
President Roosevelt has signed the
South Omaha bridge bill.
William Whitney Manatt OF New York, son
Of ex-Chancellor Manatt Of the University
OF Nebraska. is in Washington to partici-
pate in the competition for furnishing a
design for Grant memorial statue, which
ls TO be erected in this city at q cost Of
t25o, 900. Mr.. Manatt has also devised a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-03-28
says He Has Evidence.

When did the gentleman obtain access
to the secret archives OF the Danish gsv
ernment?" Interpreted Mr.. Payne, saT,
castically.
II never have been to Denmark" re-
torted Mr., Richardson. but the gentleman
knows there are other ways OF obtainin,
authentic government documents. I has.
the evidence here. This is q grave charge
/ do not bring 1t here fer the puFposs {,
making political capital. Here is . ehGsSi
that $500. 900 was paid for the express puE
pose Of bribing the American congress. 70
the gentleman from New York seeks q
lnterpose a technical objection"
spsakeF Henderson VI this pnIat SAILS
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SHOULD NOT DELAY

public market seems
establishment the market would be positive hnsnt
removes the only probable source OF op
citizens all walks OF life have
favor of the
experiment nothing more And
ad demand
is now council should the
conclusion. that
endorsement Of the Western Central
by nle
responsible the election the city
einches by
the establishment
This the
sche o alike.
should needed
their nndnx before the Then
should mot be eayed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-28

BITS OF GAIETY

The officers Of the Wisconsin gave
a reception TO n few friends yester-
day afternoon on board the boat A
number 0f guests were present and
q very pleasant afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Francis Philips and two sons.
who have been visiting Mrs .. NJ,
Laing on Eighteenth avenue. started
for their home in st. Paul yesterday
afternoon.
The McDanieIs and Adams fami-
Hes who live In the MadrOns Park
hotel are spending a few days camp
ing on the other side " Lake Wash
inRfon.
Mrs. u. w. Burchard gave a lunch
con party this afternoon at the Fir
Ioch club. The rooms were beau
flfully decorated for the occasion.
About 20 guests were present and the
analr was one Of the prettiest Of the
week.
Mrs. y. 7. sherman and Miss sher-
man ave being entertained at the
horne ~ Mrs. o. Hall on Bellevue av-
fuue. a.
Mr.. Jennie Houghton Edmunds
v,ifi sing with the Walla Waila band
"a ne Wslla waIla Valley Fruit
Falr 10 be held September Y 70 y IN
elurivc The band - under the
leedershfp Of r. w. Nichols.
1Ir. Benjamin G. Levy ana family
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are spending a few weeks outing At
the Lunetta, near Charleston.
Mrs. Virtue OF -. Paul. MIMI II
spending the summer with her son
M q. A. Virtue. at HIS home on
Belmont avenue north.
Mrs =. g. Rafhban l. entertalnIus
Miss Esther flvescy OF Olympia at
her home In brooklyn. TIE young
lady will remain during the carnival
Miss Mary sartoris gave very
pretty card party last evening at her
home on East Jefferson street and
Tenth avenue. A large number Of
young people were present. Cards
were played. after which n number
Of fine musical selections were rem
dered.
A large party was entertained
Tuesday afternoon on Lake wash
InRton. The steamer l. T. Haas
took the party over 20 Kirkland and
back
An Informal dancing party was
given Monday evening in Hanke hall.
The public was invited and a large
number OF guests danced until late
hour.
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AND THEY JGEREo

The woman turned her hack
D upan him Then the spectators
OF the incident began 10 get =
word In here and there. They
commented upon her appear-
snce and her dress. upon her
bringing M. and upon her sense
Of appreciation. Their remarks
were made In tones loud enough
20 attract her attention. She
awoks 10 this fact that she WAS
being talked abotstl She tried
20 avoid hearing the remarks.
but the people etiil kept on with
sarcastic ard. as she thought.
uuzenerour remarks. The story
% the incident spread until the
whole grand stand vas aware
% il. while she. with all the
dignity Of an alleged social po-
sltlon. pretended TO hear moth
Ing. The cross fire Of remarks
J was making her guests N the
box exceedingly uncomfortable.
Finally she called the n cram
} boy 10 her. she reached down
J into the purse with ttso IN u.
fished around for n minute or
two. and finally dug no a soii-
} tnry Decent piece. she handed
} II to the how. He turned II
} around and put u up IN fun
. view ~ all the people Va the
grand stand who were Witnesses
20 the affair. Then they started
} 10 Jeer, This seems 20 b. an
J eighteen hundred 90 one shot.
} said ono. My. how she does
} like that purse" said another"
. A third remarked. We'll. what
---- fool that hoy was 20 have
been honest Long live crime"
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selling Z
a
featured products
a NOR for
al
The who
word-vni understand condition
They
d By he rusts
They do
pockets
he n
Hs . ed a
to
q
Of hish
and make The foreigner
tariff
England feel
justified holy
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DISAPPEARED

A. y, Fulthain. an insurance agent.
has disa ppeared from the city. ienv-
ing several eeauaintuneea 10 mourn.
n ia said he obtained money on nev-
efai worthless checks before leaving
lie IL alleged 10 have aligned the
checks A, A. Watts.
Fairbnirn had been IN the clty
several month"; and hAd been max
ms his headquarters at the Rainier
Grand hotel The police are looking
FOR him
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QUAKE ON
MINDANA0

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Gencrai
chaffee cables from Manila that re-
pcated earthquakes on the island Of
Mindanao have killed at least 20
people In falling walls. All the vie
tirna were MOroa. Great damage
was also done 10 property. The dis
turbance Was not far from Camp
viekers. the headquarters Of the
American troops stationed In the
Island
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THINK HE Is
WATKINS

BILLINGS. Mont. Aug. 7s.--The
Bllilngs officers caused the arrest
yesterday AZ Newcastle. Wyoming.
OF man who II supposed TO be the
notorious Philip D. Watkins profess
stonai forger and swindler. The man
arrested answers the description Of
Watkins. and II accompanied by n
woman similar In appearance 10 the
one whom Watkins recently married
ON - hours Acquaintance.
The supposed Watkins swfndied n
hotel man here out Of $50 on a bogus
check. under the name Of q. W.
swaine Sheriff cudlhee Of Seattle
has wired n the authorities here
that Watkins IN wanted In that city
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
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Henry Hensel ";;: ::..i:s
- Hinotiry eIoeh. Third Floor

NOTICE OF HEARING TX. RE
sale 81 lots I and :. block 1, King
County addition.
Notice II hereby given that the
Beard Of County Commissioners Of
King County. WashinRton. VIII con-
ven~ In their rooms In the King
County Court House on the 18th day
af August. 1902. At the hour Of 2
o'clock .. M. for the purpose Of de.
isrIninink the advieab iiity Of ceiling
leta and 2 ~ block / 81 King
County addition.
Parties interested for or against
said sale VIII appear before the
board at that time and have a hear
ing.
Dated this ,sth day Of July. 1909.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS.
SfoRERS.
by Geo. ". IsmpinR,
Clerk Of the Board.
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WASN'T THE
REAL THING

whether or not the mayor has au-
shority TO appoint a Judge pro tenn
while the regular judge - In the city
"a a question which was raised Tn
Judge Grfrfn's court yesterday. The
matter came up on the Application
% G. G. Smith. for n writ Of habeas
corpus. He WIS sentenced ~ John
r. Miller to "A short term ~ irnpris-
onnenf for dfznrderly conduct His
attorney contends that as Justice
George was In the city n the time ~
the trial. Miller was without power
10 pronounce sentence. The matter
was taken under advisement.
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tleaae Iat NE 1fseF
please Is, Ma sleep" as suns BY
f'red and Daphne Pollard NJ the
isrand, II one Of the hits Of the season
IN Seattle. -Four and fivs sncpreH =
the usual thing every night. IT'S see-
and song, Rose % Killarney II an
equal faxorite. Paul Jones" viii be
the bin at the Grand fof the remain
Ser OF the week.
Seattle Nest Week
There will be m performance Of
the Iietasea-De George Juvenile spec
Eaity company Friday night nc The
Seattle tuentor owing 20 thr fact
that an athletic association had
rented the house for thaf night pre-
viaua 10 the engagement 81 this ex-
eeilent company u little people, They
will give the regular performance.
however. every ether evening In.
eludinE a bargain matinee Saturday.
At the Third Avsnus
Richard 4 Pflnsiea Georgia Min
sgrels. upssa-dats and better than
ever, continue 10 lli the Third Ave
nue. thratsF at every performance
There are several features IN this en-
tertainmeut any ane of Which i
probably worth the price q ntfnis-
son fNaNAEA ~ tfst ~ Ft"Au AN'&AsAf
Next week commencing with
matinee sunday the attraction AZ the
laird Avenue theater viii be Alden
Issnedlct's company In Charles n
ghaae's drumatfxafion u the fascin-
4glnK story. rhsimaT The piaY
iaseE none 81 ita beauty by the stage
version. but on the other hand the
numerous and intensely interesting
situations ere intensified b the pie
ture presented.
"vsriss~ ss the Msdison
"yentta." a spectacular dancer the
equal % whom has seldom been aesa
has been secured for q weeks en-
KaEsm~nt az the Madison thrater. rive
separate and entirely different dances
are put on. special scenery and ef-
feets are required sar each scene
Walter Reed. an ncrnbatie and aerial
comedian. viii also appear next
week ThF burieaqus that wili h.
put on viii be short and the pro-
gram made no almost entirsiy Of
vaudeville features
tn. Musketesrs'' will run the
balance 81 fhis week with a special
Saturday matinee.
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HAVE NEW ROOMS

The AmalRamated Association Of
Street hallway Employees has se-
cured quarters IN the Denny build
ing on Second avenue between Pike
and Union streets. Meetings VIII be
held there every Monday afternoon
and evening. The association rooms
were formerly la the Masonic Tenn
pie.
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RESCUE THE
PERISHING

Or. Matthews Has Well Laid Plans
for Mission Work
THE First Presbyterian church VIII
be opened next sunday nev, NJ a
Matthews says that the prospects
for tho winters work are excellent
tie has organised his church mrm-
hers Into force which II planning
10 DO a great deal Of practical rescue
work. Mission schools viii be eH-
tAbiifhed and a mission church v u
be built In September special eef
vices viii be- held Tor which nhs
musical talent has been secured.
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sac SOON LEFT

The fat. fair and forty was
visibiy moved by the remarks
thrown back and forth about
her "muniflcrncc." She called
her husband and wanted the
stand cleared. but he had more
sense than 10 attempt any auch
thing. Her guests we're very
much diseompoeed AT the
} amount OF attention the box was
attracting. and DID not stay
D long
AZ for the boy who got 10
cents. He says. Any time I'm
a good fellow again. just watch
me. Next one I find I viii just
put II away. I do not care for
D the reward ! would have been
satisfied n she had said thank
YOU but she did not .
There are thousands Of people
In Seattle who already know
this story.
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Professor Wilson at Hanks Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
waite lessons daily.
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Butte TOO MUCH
FOR SEATTLE MEN
Hickey Was Wild and His Support
Also Very Poor

BUTTE. Aug zs.--wHh Hickey In
the box wild az a March hare and
with the poorest kind Of support be-
hind him. Duzdaie's pets iost out 10
Butte yesterday by a score OF ii 10
6. Roach was In the box for Butte
and was hit hard but the binsoes
were scattered Every point In the
game was fought for and the result
Was a continual mix-up.
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Twelve Famous romesrcn Pictures
ffee 10 each new subscriber 60 the
star az booth No. 10. carnival
grounds.
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HELENA. Aug. 2s.--Helena's err
rors lost TIRE game yesterday. Port
and won out By a score Of 70 4
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SPOKANE. Aug. ss.-rhe local
bunch hit Ira Harmon 81 Tacoma
here yesterday and won out, 10 20 s.
Tacoma II etill the cellar champion.
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wanted-Good strong young man 10
be appr~nticed 10 learn n fins trade
call between and n A. m. 1871
Third avenue.
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SIZE oRAHsEo "

Immediately a woman arose
from one Of the boxes 10 the
grand stand. She was a t&rKr
woman. and there VAS a dis
tinctiveiy aukind look In her
eye. she s. tho wife Of one Of
} the prominent men OF the city.
she spied the hoy and the prtze
he held. and without Nerd
seized the purse from him- she
} took Il In a manner much as
though she remarked inwarely
How dare you have my purse
GIVE IL 20 me this instant
she quick opened v and
found that the contents were all
safe. The purse. BY the way.
contained about $50. besides
} nonw valuable jrwslFy. This s~os
man With the purse calmly
} SEATED herself IN the boz and
} proceeded 10 view the races.
The boy. who has perhaps been
} used to the meaning of tire word
} "snsratlfnde.~ waited around IN
an embarrassed soft Of a wag.
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DUE TO HER
DRAGGING UP

There u a saying that 'inErat-
ttude la a Effmr No better g.
iustFation could be afforded
than one whteh occurred AZ the
race track 4 few days ago 4
program hoy wandering about
the grounds selling his wares
IN the hope 81 making a few
dimes. happened q see peck
eteook. or rather a small hand
baE. on the Hfound. lie picked
u up and without opening Il
walked into the grand ntaud
} and called IN a loud Nascr Who
D has lost n poekethaokf =" lie
might have kept it none Would
have been the wiser lie did
D not even look AZ the contents
10 see whether they were vatu.
Abfe Instead. with the best 81
D intentions. he announced his
find
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BY FORCE
and ARMS

HINTON. w. Va Aug. zs.--cen-
stables yesterday undertook Ia eject
. families from houses belonging %
the Rcd Ash Coal company. When
the ofiiceFs began carrying out the
household goods "a vosley vas fired
Of them from the other aide ~ the
river TIE constabies returned the
fire and several hundred shots wefe
fired IN all hit no enc Was hurt 30 far
as known. The houses % the cvicted
tenants wfii be occupied ~ miners
xfho viii work fer the company.
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Or. !. y sweenev has returned
from bis vacation. Office. Hotel Sc
nffIe
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Elk canes. worth ibc and isc. u
close out. At Sc. Rhodes Hroa.. 1914
Second avenue.
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ntfx on nt7ff.n a HONS
We can nsli fea ain. eeatracts very low
FHmtsrH AZ actual eoet. Just shat has
been paid In On them. with these Yua can
e en- rsrssss. you new s~1 a. i,
you own los. We can furnish you tss
nsensy % huild Al encs. This i the "
ard buiis home. for twenty pscpfs. names
% which wsli be- given on application
ns.n,'nssr; ~. enly eosis 700 So % pst
must ell these nine contracts. 80 thsy
leaving the country. Cali OF "a.
ars.s roosn % sullIsan BUILDING.
CAN locate 100 parties on oreron
yellow pine lands. just opened for
entry. yielding 1900 900 TO the quar-
ter and better. Cruiser Will ac-
company locators. This timber II
more valuable than cedar. pehrens.
kiement a Mahoney. s2$ New York
block
TEN acres near Port Orchard navy y.rd.
500. nsonthiy spymsnts. $40.
Lots n oyster Ray sfstticn. Pert Orchard
r,ys aer.s south % s.ssu. $500. so
WIN. b 'Roesr,.on. 80 Horton Rank eids.
FoREcInsED proper-y-s-rcom hard-n.-
issed house in good condition. let eoxiao.
tnien, zoe view. make an OTTER DUAL
helm Holman 500 New Yors block.
voH sALE-crrv REAL ESTATE
RAINIER BEACH,
HoMEeFrkENe' pAHADfsE
Don't delay lonkinE At this property. IT'S
beautifully located on the shores 81 Lake
wsshisston, every iot within . few .,sps
Of electric lire. g. fare. service from
s<t a. m 70 ~ y m. cleared and Graded
avenues. Sidewalks. sucd churches. schools
store &c, frss wosd and wnssri lots
and ~ for ierKe bo-fnoi lots al 81 ana
$40 down and $50 month, lumber Tor
building on terms also. Soc owner q
X sturtevant mornings at Ra,p,s,
Beach, afternoon. at noston block.
NEAR BALLARD
A four-room house, new, with Ave
acres OF A No. land: for a short
time at $1,000: terms easy.
Near the Seattle-ra coma interurhan.
10 acres OF choice land. FOR ss7b.
easy terms.
Five acres of choice land, only eight
miles out for $500. terms easy,
ADAMS & NICHOLS.
itit Second ave, room ai2
CHEAP HOMES
BEAUTIFUL CLEARED siFhtiy lots. 500 10
sc. terms - down. 81 monthly, free
small new hssfs. large lo.. $500. terms
sas down. STD monthly
Several cottages for rsns. 81 per month up.
owner. Hlinnan. Offices west shore Green
Lake, car lire crosses property.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AucTtovTERs
AUCTION and commission mouse. banoroH
and STAN. secondhand KcodJ bought and
cold. large ice boa. double story. rinc
lined. COS pike atfsst. y. G. Stun. Ken.
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ArrTIox .AlEs

AUs-fi0N sale q sisgsss f1rnifare. IL
uontsafs of TsFssofn rrixafc residence. y
.. bissertcr q GO. sIli sfii 90 tire rrefE-
isea. No. zis ufoadeaf. r~er si9ef street.
On Fffdar, the fpsh. ct $50 sharp. elfs
Fsnf oak bed sets. rne springs snf mat
irvssfs. fiesifinE, rns f4iiows. extension
tables fietnG chairs eidshrard. elegant
Ifsxiland dinner 81 ard fne china. rprk-
srs rsuter tstlrs. hfie s-hfac. pictures.
iaather ccsffh. fine rAfssts. rraEr. por-
there's. lace curtains. siivrrWaFe. hail
tree. beatfns EtNSre. KfanilewaFe. kifrhsn
furnishings Majestic hfesi ranGe etc
Take tamse street car furniture On view
Thursday between : ard I o'cfees r.
q. Hlrksrtuu 90. Aaetion~rrr.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

AucTtoyTEus
AUCTION and commission mouse. nAncrofi
and STAN. secondhand KcodJ bought and
cold large ice bon. double story, rinc
lined HO9 PIKE street. -. g.. Etnm Hen.
eral auctioneer Tel. BLACK zoos.
~ q. ntCKERToN q Co. general auo-
tionsers. 1919 Firat avenue.
sRcuIrEcrs
E. W. HouoHToN. tis-ai5 Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-28
Fou northumberland ESTATE

NIoIiN-A very hne one. cheap. II.
Weller corner Eighth avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-28

THREE timber claim relIndulsh
ments for sale. r.. G. Byers a Co,
1921 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-28

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