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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-11

quienes no Ie RrRedran la amenaSaa nj lea
halsgRn con ofrscimisntos.
Complfmase un POGO se d III Rodrfgusx, g de
NO 10 hsremoiI eornprimiY. Para sse tisna us.
ted an pitirrs.
Laurel.
BArranqultaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-08-11

R@ra CuFaR Mm n esRrhaGO
eli pa diG tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO QULNINA. El boticarto le da-
yoIVers dinero o. no sc cura. La hrmA do
n. w. GROVE "a hAllA en- cAdR e&titR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

SOM in the gloomy night. They are
rich IN deep experiences. In SYM
pathy ana heipfulness. Such songs
can strengthen men for the battle
" life and give Victory even over
our arch-enemy. the devil 1t ia
hard 70 conquer singing army, aud
We find that even Christ before he
crossed the brook Kedron and en-
tered Getbsemane. sang hymn
with hts disciples.
IF we have songs in the night We
can transform any sphere and con-
difiou n life into A paradise Of
praise. We shape largely our own
surroundings and conditions Of life
az well az our character Paul and
Silas by their songs turned the pffa-
on cell In Philippi into a house OF
praise. and Fanny Crosby haa out
Of her night ~ lifelong blindness
poured forth nome n the sweetest
ard best hymns that ever has or
ever Hifl gladden. and comfort the
human heart.
What we do here on earth. We
shall continue during the ages 10
come. II We are. therefore. afuono,
those whom God Eiveth songs in the
night here, we shall in eternity he
amongst that lnnumerable throbe
that shall sing the song Of Moses ana
the Lamb"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
SCHOONER SEQUOIA, FIRST
OF The SAILING FLEET FROM
ALASKA, HAS A HISTORY
After Two Years the Far Northern Beach. She Battles
With Ice. But Makes Seattle stauneh and True

The threc-masfed schooner Sc
quota. Capt. NJ. White. has arrived
from the NORTH being the first sail
Ing vessel Of the season TO reach this
port from NofFe. She left that city
June ~. arriving at Port Townsend
rs days later. and was towed from
there 10 West Seattle by the tug
Wildwood. She goes on the ways
Of King n Winee this afternoon 10
have her top sidee eauiked. her shoe
piece repaired and to receive several
coats Of paint.
Light winds were the rule on the
voyage, except OF Dutch harbor.
where an off-sltore blow was en-
countered for two days. The vessel
waa within a mile OF an anchorage
when the wind came up without
warning. and drove the Seauola far
nut 20 sea. For two days the heavy
gale continued. carrying away the
spanker hylng-Jib aed other rigging
OF the Seouo3a- The third day the
necessary repairs were made. and
the vessel continued her voyage
without calling At Dutch harbor.
The seauoia- IL viii be remember
ed. r. the schooner which was beach
ed high and dry on The Nome shore
by Capt Banks two years ago. Dur
ing "a heavy southeast gale at that
time. Capt. Banks. finding u lrHpos-
xibl~ 70 weather the Hea. benched the
vessel ~ last resort. and the high
seas carried her almost up 10 the
tundra. Stree then the Sequoia has
laid AZ Nome bleaching In the sun.
The underwriters sold the vessel to
Capt Jorgeueor Of the President
Llehtefaxe Co. Of Nome. and a man
Enmed Merrill. The latter soon sold
LIS interest and the Sequoia Is now
owned by Capt. Jorgeuson. John q.
pacy. secrefary Of the McDoueali x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

5oufhwick Co. and Capt. NJ White.
the present master OF this schooner.
The launching OF the schooner was
llrst attempted by Capt. IorgeHsou.
who after a short trial concluded
that the Job could not be doEe. Capt
White. hts associate. then announce
ed his intention 70 ioat the Seauoia-
The people OF Nome. and marine
men in particular. ridicuief the idea.
affirming thatthe undertaking would
be a useless expenditure Of money.
Capt. White went ahead. however.
He succeeded IN hauling the vessel
200 feet over the gravel to the lee.
Once on that slippery surface. the
sequcsa slid along easily. but unfor-
sunafeIy her weight caused the Ice
- sink with her before she had
reached deep water. hole OF SUN
Gent aize 70 contain the vessel was
then taboriously cut through the
thick ice ahead. where there was
deep water. On June I. after three
months Of work, ard IN the presence
Of almost every inhnbifaut Of Nome.
who had assembled to watch the out
come Of the experiment. the sieauola
was hauled into deep water. On
the same day the immense ice Pack.
which extended out from Nome as
far - eye could reach. began to
break IN and move northwaFd The
Seaueia went with II. and after rs
DAYS battling with the huge Ice Hoes.
she reached Nome again IN safety.
The Sequoia II not damaged in the
least. The paint In cracked from
her sides. but there In not a broken
piece anywhere IN the stauneh vea-
sci. The cost of launching her was
5000. but she r. valued 1T SIS. 600
she II n $40 ton schooner and can
carry 10000 feet OF lumber. She ~
uoF waiting for a charter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
a SIGHT TO CONTEMPLATE

red blood
The Reds America.
M arn ow victory
biz better thar Lieutenant hts folk 10th had
plenty OF family other WhiisiaN
thlne
tanned
ears and dukes REGARDLESS
public
mingled
a
gushsd
close OF
future time the Yankee will
things
Up Is OF
much blood o
to
Tiles
a decade arc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
AN ADDITION
To CITY HALL
Other Matters Of Importance Before
the City Council

Other Matters Of Importance Before
the City ceuneii
Owing 70 the great amount Of work
IN the treaauruFs office al present
another clark u 70 be added 20 the
force. A bill was PASSED last night
authorizing the employment % an
other clerk al So per month. An
addition TO cost 81 90 ~ 20 be made
10 the city halt. ID IL 20 be built
directly over the beard of public
works rooms and ssiil he used BY the
draughiing depa4ti>nt ~ the city
engineers office. NJ FURNITURE %
Gust also Is "a be pure >ascd for thr
board Of public works.
Library Site eends
The finance committee reported
favorabiy upon the acceptance 81 the
offer 81 peunIaan Prior a Co. fer
the purchase OF the library site
bonds The fire and water commit
tee recommended that rho aprlica-
ton 81 the. city OF keniou for the
use OF Cedar river water should Be
laid ON the table. A resolution au-
thorlxinG the beard ~ public works
% improve the bridge over the
government canal AZ Fremont a. the
cost % thu Seattle Electric COM
pany. was passed.
A hiii was introduced authoriEiuE
the appointment of 4 special ae-
countart 20 lock irto the matter ~
the money beauestlsea 20 the city
BY James Osborne d pioneer. o..
borne left Htsm 81 money 10 the
city. which. according 20 the terms
~ his VIII. Was 10 he used Tor the
building Of a cit. hail. 10 - charged
that the executors n fhe estate arr
not acting with sufficient speed In
carrying on the provisions Of the
will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

is dead
LedoChowski Dies After
Lingering Illness

ROME. July e. Cardinal t.edu-
chowpkl. the warld famous project OF
the sacred Congregation OF the
Propaganda ot Faith, died this
morning after a lingering Illness.
HIS cnd came almost a. a quiet sleep
after night which had been filled
with no more anxiety than any other
Tor the pest few weeks. The pope
was al once notified - the end and
was very much overcome, nH hetvren
him ana the deceased there existed
the strongest bonds OF personal
friendship.
Cardinal fseduehowaki was one u
the highest diRniiarieH ~ the cath
ollie church a poiander hy birth al
most his entire life had been de-
voted a. the upeulitltnK OF Catholic
Ism. HIS rise u position ~ such
prominence was due entirely 20 merit
aud native force Of character. and
FOR years he was regarded AZ ono OF
the krcnest thinkers In the world.
Elaborate plans are being discussed
fng hts funeral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
SONGS IN THE MIGHT
Subject Of Sundays Sermon by the
Rev. o. ". 5ksthein

Rev. q. II. skatheim. from Albert
Sea. MINI. who spoke In the Nor
wegian Danish Baptist church Sun
day. chose Songs In the Night as
HIS theme from the text. Where Is
God my Maker. who Rfveth songs In
the night Job %: 10. He said
1T IL an easy thing 70 sing, when
ali Ia life Is vel. when our pathway
~ strewed with roses. and the sun
shine Of bliss and fortune IL beam
ing on us. Isut God can give songs
ia the night Of trouble and sorrow.
such a truth Is. therefore, Of Drac-
teal value 70 man, a. all have more
or less troubles Song "a a distinct
feature Of the Christian religion.
pau strikes q chord Of praise for all
chrlsfians when he says: Rejoice In
the Lord always. and again ! say
rnfoscof The whole realm % ma
fnrc is furthermore one vast orcbes-
ira uourfnR forth the songs of praise
n the Creator. a religion that has
no song IN II IS false. hence the true
religion is known BY IT'S fruits or
praise. Christianity gave songs 20
the martyrs in the darkest night or
persecution and can IN the human
heart with praise under any cir
curnsfances"
Th~ preacher further spoke of the
Great Importance Of being able 70
eInr IN the nlaht OF trouble, etc.
men and women who have been
able 10 do this have been preserving
and slevafing factors In society and
hava brought victory 20 many
cause which but for their songs would
have been doomed 10 failure ana
utter defeat.
songs "a the night have the
s.,eefeff melodies ~ the nightin-
gafe'e songs IN Northern countries
sre the sweetest Of any BIRDS, 20 are
the songs that burst forth from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
KILLS Wife
And FRIEND
Pennsylvania Goes In
sane From jealousy

HARRISBURG. Pa. July :. vii
liam Filler, prominent man Of this
city who IL interested financially In
aeme Of the largest business enter
nflasa OF this vicinity. this morning
shot and Instantly KILLED his wife
and Harry iisnnrt. with whom he
claimed his wife was eflmiHatiy In
innate.
Considerable mystery surrounds
the affair. a. Hennet and Filler were
friends and business associates u
long atAndins. No suspicion Of any
thing wrong between the victims has
ever been entertained In Harrisburg
society circles. 10 which both htu
the entr-~ Filler n thought TO have
become unbalanced through jealousy.
lie declined 20 make any steletnent
other than that he was Justified In
the double murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
FAINT HOPE FOR
MRS. LAKES LIFE
VICTIM OF HUSBANDS sLoooy VENGEANCE SHOWS sioNs
OF IMPROVEMENT SINCE SUNDAY

And IN other respects there Is faint
shox OF Improvement. II the von-
an should BY any chance recover.
even II left a hopeless cripple. IL
would be a unique case.
1t i generally considered that
where the spinal cord Is 50 seriously
injured. recovery u impossible. The
only explanation OF Mrs Lakes i'm
pFovcuent is that the cord was not
entirely severed. That the cord was
cut entirely through by the bullet.
ass NY opinion. probed the wound
and passed the instrument complete
~ through the track Of the ball.
Il do not say that Mrs. Lake win
live even. and " she should she WIN
never be a well woman. but every
hour that life remains. gives her a
better chance. II may be that by
some miracle the spinal cord will be
repaired by nature. though for my
part have never heard of such n
case.
The woman can take no noarlsh-
naenf. ard IA dead from the wound
downward she u merely living
upon herself now II may use such
an expression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

Mrs Mary ]. Lake. who was shot.
and as was supposed fatally wound
ed by her husband. Samuel H. Lake.
Saturday night. may possibly re-
cover. The chances are probably
a thousand to ore that she will not.
since her most serious wound was
caused by bullet which entered her
back and pierced the spinal cord az
Tire stxth dorssl sertchra- The re-
suit was complete paralysis OF the
body from that point downward. Yet
she has a bare chance for life.
DIT. Borfes. who attended Mrs.
Lake Immediately after the shooting.
announced at the time that her death
Was a matter OF but a few hours He
was upheld in this statement by sur
Eeons who were called IN later. Yet
when DR.. Carroll made his rounds %
Providence hospital this morning. he
Was astounded TO find that the worn
an was better than At any time since
the shooting
Il was astcnirhrd 70 ind that her
pulse could be counted this mern-
Ing said DIR. Carroll TIP 10 this
time there has BEEN no sign % pulse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
POLICE NOTES

Walter Gets. n iaborer, was mr.
rested by Policemen Chapman and
Carr on suspicion.
VIM. Moody ~ IN the city lali as
a Ehgrant. He was arrested by Po-
ltcemau Gilbert.
! $. kObayashi. a Jap, has been ar
rested by Patrolman Buuneil on a
vagrancy charge.
]. Il. Speliman was picked up by
Policeman Helms today as a diaord-
eriy person.
Charles Bemont and Lyman Fos-
ter are IA jan az disorderly persons.
Policeman Helms made the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
=. N. LYNN KILLED

Although the tragedy occurred IN
Skagit county. By 4 mistake Coroner
g. ~ H0ye ~ King county was to-
day notified u the death % ~ NJ
Lynn. near Zig Lake. last night
Lynn was run oYer by n Northern
Pacific train there last nisht. and IL
e. believed was instantly killed. The
Skagit county coroner will take
charge OF the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
LOCK TRICK
SWINDLERS
Fer Oh. One Thoussndsh Time the
Old GAME L. Worked

c. Z. Granger. a MiasouFfan who
recently arrived IN the city was
ruihieasiy burkoed BY q pair 81
sharpefs near the Denny hotel yss-
teFday. IL was the oid-time ieek
trick that has been exposed thou
sands II times. Granger mst
stranger near the depot and they
took a walk together I'm North Seat
tie A small lock was picked up and
the two examined lss mechanism.
While interested IN this a third man
cauls up and ANNOUNCED that he was
a policeman. lfe placed them under
arrest FOR gambling. NotNith~tAnd-
lag protests the s.1zFed .seeppef
started 60 hustle them 70 fali. Gran
gers Companion proruvTd bail.
which, the "ufficrrH said. would be
feea OF fhls Granger put up ftPq
and his companion 80. II wNa sew
erAi hours brfore ne realized that he
had oeen buukocd and then he noti-
fled the policc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
CARING FOR THE
INDECENT SICK
City Council Enters Into Contract
With Or. De Soto

The council last night passed the
ordnance entering Into a contract
with Or. Alexander De Soto 10 take
care NJ the INDECENT sick Of the city
on the hospital ship idaho. The
ordnance provides that the health
officer, or members Of the board OF
health may send sick or Injured
persons 10 the hospital ship for a
period df three days. the city 10 pay
rs cents per day for this time. A.
the expiration Of that time the city
VIII not be under any expense unless
ordered by the board ~ health The
patients VIII be treated by n physi-
clan 10 be known as the police SUR
geon who viii be appointed by the
mayor and viii serve without pay
Al cases coming 10 the attention OF
the police will be cared for at the
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

NV ON ufULu A HOME
Fe seu asli Yro ntrs cHasfa1sa rsrr fae
SHzntfrs a. srfsa5 c0af Inss afaf haa
tea tatd N - tltfra. VIVA tHssa Pea Gao
haf - tllte a hose. tslf a narft Pay
aff q HeEft<afe gus r1s e@s AHs ~
80 $50 iat. - can flfnish sUu The
fanesr - hslfid 81 uare TiAta - the ~
deity cutnnany. aad thsf haze tsa1s hi
and haiti hafasa fnf twsntr peafie nasBsa
II phsrh Ntn - siwrn - anpiteasina
HsEnsHthss. tisls onif rassts Fau 50 - per
tasaih - oNu q hgeues 10 Interest party
must sell fner~ uies cuntF4afs. a. fhag
hfe isarirH fhs raantfys Gail ~ al.
afess feom - nsIiie.n tuil1Inx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

NOTICE or INCREASE or THE
CAPITAL STOCK.
There viii be held at the office Of
the Pacific Coast Condensed MIX
Company. room No. 800 Pacific
block. Seattle. Washington, on the
and day OF August. 1904 al the hour
or 30 o'clock a. m, a meeting of the
stockholders of said company for the
purpose 81 considering the Increase
OF the capital stock % the corpora
ton 10 the sum 81 two hundred fifty
thousand ft2se 90of dollars.
Dated a. Seattle. Washington,
June End. 1903.
y. A. STUART. Trustee.
W A. PETERS. Trustee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

t2tea-k1 srfrr waterfront on a lake near
re@tiis - acrus ris4rst. All stHmuz oui
acres IN ofNhard. trees u years niii o.
rssHn hun4e. aell and pump GA the furTh .
large barn. root, chicken house and out
hutdtnEa ana hufnss new wagon and
hnFss there are rinwA hafrssNs and
f0fftinF tools - all kinds there h.
stump auiicr. cables ard bioeka.
gput Huli.
- 30 PSF acre. I section - wheat land
nnHf HltEnrlii al Tn1ri wheat land
ffFffENgffsN = AHNflf.
tom - MnENeII hullllnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

POSITION WANTED AN eastern man.
with several years Office experience, aa.
positions fnn furnish highest references;
has acted as credit man for uumbrr
Of years. has ne ursfersncs a. 10 the
y. o, Boz 1865. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
new DOCK FOR
SNOQUALMIE
Fire House for oussn Anne Hill-Rs.
grade % First k.snue--Msny
Other Council Matters

A bill was INTRODUCED in the coun-
cll last night 10 provide for a new
dock for the fireboat snoqualmic and
a new house for the fireboat com
pany ON the water front. Chief
Cook has frequently made com
plant regarding the condition Of the
fircDoat station The dock. he says.
\ too crufnped and very often IL
would be impossible to get the fire
boat out with any degree Of speed
The improvements are estimated To
cost In the n@ixhborhood of 81, 400
The bin was referred 20 the commit
tee on harbors and wharves and
Queen AIMS Fire Site
Unless Mayor Hurnes should de-
eide 20 veto the ordinance the dia-
pute regarding the selection OF lots
on Queen Anne hiii for an engine
house site Il at an end. Last night
the ordinance was passed b. the
council authorizing the purchase Of
two lots on Fifth avenue west be-
tween Garfield and Caller streets.
The lots will cost ti.500.
The petition Of the Interplay Re-
filming Company for the vacation 81
an alley IN the rear Of the com
pany'E plant was refused BY the
tNAUAH fHHt HNAHt NflfA NfF NtAAtFf ~
ferred 10 the street committee for
further consideration. The street
committee had already made a fla
vOrabie report. but Dr. Crichton and
Mr.. Murphy entered 80 vigorous an
opposition that Il was thought best
% have a thorough Investigation.
The INTERPLAY Improvement Club has
passed resolutions decla ring against
the vacation. 4 second report will
be made by the committee next
month.
Rssrsde Of First Ave
The majority petition Of property
owners on First avenue for the re-
grade ~ that street from Pike street
20 Vine street came up last night
and WAS forwarded 70 the street
committee for consideration. coun-
Gilman Rinehart Introduced q rego.
luton providing for the Improvement
Of most n the streets In the Sixth
ward by laying concrete sidewalks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
COUNCIL ACTS
COM M EN- DAILY


NNf UFNVeNI NITTNN " FHNT
An ordinance was passed by the
council last night apprapriatlng the
eum Of $3.50 to be paid 20 the widow
of the late Omeer uresse. who was
killed by outlaw Tracy at Fremont
Jaiy 3. The amount was originally
500 bat was reduced hs the finance
committee for the reason that the
deceased officer left his family IN
fairly good circumstances. The
wording OF the ordinance was
changed "a read TO the widow of
Bressn." instead of 10 the children
"a that the money could be collected
ffam the city comptroller without
any diniculty. The ordinance passed
unanimously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

Mary carroll. an alleged notorious
character. WAS arrested as a warrant
by officers Gilbert and Newman this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

\ CHOICE 0tlOHIA EAiG
ffs=What o. yuu think % this fer a snapf
10 sefrs 81 more you wish Of defp
rich black loan iafi ~ Hsh Isr atre
1t iH 81 teamilfui creek filled win friut
with No. 4 road directly To pianeslf
square and only 10 miles out Nuh sAn
have She HlVAutuEa OF graded a. hoal
only two or threc blocks from your dt.sf
ana tho vcrS beet % nflkhhnra with
which 70 cast your lnt. You VIII fexrut
Il II Tuu lct this chance sc bv.
AbAMH a ADAMS.
a. Pioneer building.
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PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO..
AVENUE. MARION STREET
personal

49,
LAnsE rA1.E q al kinss q Japanes.
tnaiiinE fFoih - = yard Up Aeoand
49, f v,.su,, sasss III s shsss re-
sDoih,
PRIVATE HashafAs.xr. rahh~r sifsa 10 Al
he~pltela a. al hpars. reasonable. Tel.
SEE f4syd. Brsses. : fssys. 5 frlnos,.y
nieek. shsas sear hunss for cash e. %.
300 eslissi pAese<. sizs psr Sos, for ens
& sell. f-simAH's stsdio xzii
ron estr-srHE TRACTS
wuEkfSd rssa sta snnsn crsifsf -.
I4eya.. Brisea~ a t1sya sheai haiiains
yesr eanss . nlneAisy block
AUCTION SALES
VIZ wil nj = gshiie auriiea Al s-ss
sepsna 1879 flrNs avenue "a THURSDAY.
~ ssih a 2 n, the foiio~inE so.els
49,. 49, = - t~np oyerells. sss-
forms so tuiamsa - aorks. notiens
$50 cifsfn. ste4. zitp = cholra iaf q
M s< ss sa.ssisiins q iaii.s' snl
finEa chains nius shs al-or~ arr q TIE
best ani HaffhS ths attention o. he
Fshrrsi satiie. = g. uirkcrtpu a c.
ron ssIE-afscELI@.NE
HEoAkhT rrsnss raid fcr second x a
hewtshoid Eeeda. stoves seAroan nsta
nissrr. RED Frsat Furnisare Co. p,o'ils
s~cond s~enue sosth. Tel John s12f.
.a,a,.,.----.-lfis AseiAL -.
ERsR n sEen,Tr.
Fln.nel.i As.sl.
MONEY on abort nasiee AZ low rate. ~.
NHte money etld sefnf9ny MONEY % fuild
Win q. 4. Virtue. room 4 HaIief
bniiding. phsss Hack ~.
=
COLLATERAL BANK ,Rsrso a Reed.
rooney loaned ca any Eood collateral
TO LoAS-rnvass money at low rate q
intefest Darius osnsr. 100 Yssier
WARRANTS bought and soia. Morrt,c,
hseslman. Mutual fAfr bia.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
-. ,uruirHeTs
" W. houdHroN. tit-sl7 Collins.
tit'sTsrss COLLEGES
BEST methods and teachers. Acme fsuainees
college. aeecnt and PIKE
susrto~rEus
AuyTioN and eonmission house. issnerott
and STAN. serondhand Eooda Bought and
sold large ice boz. double story. Iinc
lnsd. eos rike street. y. O. STAN. sen.
ernl sneiienesr Tel. BLACK 2sos
J. T. WILSON. rensrai scutaon.sr, eso
Pike street
u. O. nIcKFHroN q co. reneri aus.
tlonsers, 1884 Firsi svcnae.
ATTORNEYS At LAW
A, ~, EWlNl, attefnsy-a,.isw. notary
lun.le 4Vt New York block
Al. }. STERLING. pension attorney. no,ar,
public os Marion II
j. A. KELtoae.sis Washington bunslne
a. c. MACDONALD. soO narss 5aiidias.
LYMAN r KNArr, 10 Iansr bullains,
W. u. LAMhufn. soa.s Pacific block
Q. wAep KEsir, %as nurks building
aBsrH acrnR~
OhhORNE IkENfffFN so fnt An.
rtract Co.. established 1863 miniax
elein, ahetfacta basement ~ the Ma-
wal Life euti,iing.
hOpT1t. WHtTTf EsEY- HAMMOND Al.
ttfaet Co., established isG0, basement o.
h.iiet eigk Telsphots. Mnln int
SEATTLE Abstract Co, n. Y block
DENTISTS
a. W fHiLfiis o. 1ieussy block
DNEiNn ANp CLEANING
skArTiE clothes prcssinE Co. cleaning
utctns, repaiftHHs nitrrnnE. Cal and de-
liver, Si.to month, 1907 Third, Red Atsa
PARTISAN nya Wurks-sWc call Tor. clean.
ltoHs. deliver your clothes. once i4ts
First ave Tel. Main 1914.
ENHtNhNuS AND oNrRACTOR
PUGET apUkb HtftDeh a Blthlt.4Nt
CO. scandinavian "a American Bank bulid
inE ilullf wy and highway bridKss and
NiaduetHi steel and Iron work for build
mss dredkiHk aat harbur Improvement
rlio driviaH
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iins "a from the olympic oil Co OF al
ave tel, Main Dei. Also coal By sack
or ton.
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coo n. n Mrr ron NEVADA MUCK.
Ere ThAtIaTFHs. IkMMEUsMFS
MD MACHINE MEN. ta.00 TO s. 20
fHfP DAILY.
MNfCHoL a HAWKINS
itn WEST MAIN STREET
WANTED Man and wife 70 cook In saw
mii boarding house CAL NJ eip nailey
building.
AGENTS wanted for model burglar alarm.
Southern hotel, u ~ Dale