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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01
Total.

Struck out by Carpenter II; Dutton 4.
Bases on balls Carpenter 4 Davis 3. Doub-
lie play, Hovey and McCarty. Passed balls,
Downing 2; Kibbee ]. Two-b base hit,
Carpenter. Umpire, Niebaum.
The base bali game at McCaIls park
Wednesday afternoon between the High
school nine and the Normal nine resulted
in score of 10 to Is in favor of the visit
ing team.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01
Randolph Boys Won.

The High school bail team won at Nc
Calls park Saturday from Mortified II. 5.
by score OF to 81 Nearly half the game
was played in severe rain, and on this ac-
count the playing was rather loose on both
sides. Carpenter pitched a fine game,
striking out eleven men. Kibbee also did
good work at the plate. The team returns
the game this week Saturday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-01
A Card.

To the neighbors and friends who SO
kindly assisted us in the sickness and
death OF wife and mother, we extend
our most heartfelt thanks.
MIR. JOHN MUDGETT.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE PRIDE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
ruruRE.cazIme eRaFrERs

The stock of fortune telers and their Xix shot way above pal In
san Francisco the other day. business in soothsayers' shops took Q new
lne and the Maaams this" and that" put Q n morc paint and look
ed happy.
rent that the JenrAs- F1tzsimmons fight had proved a fake II IA a
fake and nothing els. for the reason that a seventh daughter of a
seventh daughter had looked into the future and there read thai the
doughty F1tx would be wanoped in the eighth round A sealed letter n
hours before the eontestc ame of. II did occur that Jenues wound up
the Ccrnishmauss evening In tia. round therefore II a all a rank fake
Nothing has ct been printed. however. about the other letters sent to
Mayor schmnz b. card readers and the like. IN which various rounds
10 make a good story and likewise boom futuFe-sasing grafters graft for
. few days at least
II an amounts 4 this There viii always be people who delight to
believe In ghosts They can't understand things and love mystery. Even
week that event happen by natural causes you ind them going back to
the women with the cards who talk about the dark woman that's
going to make trouble and the light maj with whiskers- and the
tourney you're about 10 take but neyer do. and the money you're go
fns to get but never see and all that rot
Ana yet these taking future pene,rators flourish everywhere and
fool people that are often given credit for common sense. but IN fact
haven. the brains that God gave geese
Once upon a tins a Seattle wonan visited a seeress Madam"
Soon thereafter the woman became mother to a daughter and n day.
CHANGING q pass IN chrvoyanfs house. she entered and told Of the adj
vent OF the little bundle OF femtnity. "Ah. Madam" a the Immediate
rejoinder. you o n veil when you called hereb before. now can see
o Il bless the home. a third visit was paid the sseress 1T was a
mole. madam calmly explained the reader OF the star and seven spots
Il did not So It during your first visit because OF the veil But l saw II
the second time Since then you have visited a dermatologfst and had
II removed"
This is an art Illustration o. the manner and methods of these pco-
pie. whose stock In trade is nerve and whose capital IL gall
Persons o the way TO visit a fortune teller would do we'll to pause
m front Of the door and thus soInoquae. why does the reader Of the
future live IN such a dtnsy abode and hang out such n ereaky stgnf Why
m such evidences Of poverty aroundg II she a e into the future
Why does she OF pick all the winners Al the aee track and make a
fortune In a single arernoon7 II you VIII coxttate Ia this strain. many
dollar will be saved and much worry avoided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
ABOARD SHIP
IN SEATTLE HARB0R
ALMOST A MUTINY
Sailors Attack Mate Aboard the Glenholm With Knives
Other Marine News Of Importance to Mariners and
Shippers.

food is as good a. can be found
aboard any British ship. and that the
sailors are frequently given picked
meat, hash and soup.
The gasoline schooner Barbara
Hernster. Captain Benedikaen. ar
rived from Nome and Golovin bay
yesterday. having left the latter port
July Is. She t0wed the schooner
Vega 200 miles south Of Uuimak
pass. Captain Benedikson reports
that the creeks In the district. espe-
ciaily Ophir, are being extensively
developed with promising results.
The ufne-mile railroad between
Council City and Ophir IL nearing
completion. II II being built by
Charles D. Lane and the Wild Goose
Mining Company. oWnerH Of the
Hernsfer and Vega. The latter YES
sci loads lumber ut Whateom for
GoiOvin bay, and the Hernster a gem
efni cargo for the same place.
Steamship city Of Seattle sailed for
Lynn canal last night with II pas
sengers.
The Globe Navigation Campany's
steamship Tampico, Captain Reed.
II days out from Honolulu. arrived
last night with 900 tons Of Hawaiian
island products.
The body Of Fiorian Schmaltz, the
fisherman who vas thought 10 have
been drowned along with his com
panion, Fritz Fabian. In the gale Off
the mouth Of the Frazer river a week
ago, has been found. clearing up the
mystery. The corpse was taken to
Vancouver. n. C.. but Coroner Nc
g ulgau held no inquest. In the dead
mans clothing was found No.s5.
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~
HAVING started . new business IN q rev
office and a net firm. we come before THE
public today Offering some mo Bargains
IN real estate and Investments. soliciting
your patronage with this aesurancs upnn
our part that we Viii giys you q sauarr
deal IN honest values and guarantee sat
irfartion. We chose from our Hist to-
day q few tfurta Of acreage In tho sub.
urls - Seattle which are bargains. and
Ne should like to have you iuvsstiTnte.
$40 60 tHu@FIVfsnfrr trurta, handy to tho
seattie-raeoWa ~fnterurban. only eight
and n hair miles from business center.
nnc county rad. on easy terms. Mt from
$40 70 $50 per acre.
fi5o-Five-nrrp tracts adjacent n the city
81 ballard. No. ] land and ripe COT plat
ting. NJ 500 Der aufo. easy terms.
ff1uo@For an improved farm Of over 10
acres, only "a miles from the nnw fair
GROUNDS and handy 20 tho seattihsTa-
coma electric line. No. I bottom iandl
good house and barn. nne county road
good terms.
sib Der acre uai don't fail 10 see ns
before you buy.
Room ai2 i4t+ Second Ave, Seattle, WI,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04

Miss Florence c. Walker has been
chosen queen OF the Elks carnival
and street fair which VIII be held In
this city this month, Tho voting
contest which had been IN prnErces
several weeks WAS concluded 6etur-
day night On the final eouHt Miss
Walker was found Co have exceeded
the expectations uf her warm.at adj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
THANKS FROM
MISS STEINER
Gracefully Declines and Names
Popular Miss Helms

To the Public IL wish TO sincerely
thank my friends Who 40 kindly as
Sisted me In the carnival contest.
that | appreciate very highly their
generous gifts ard kind words.
Owing to excessive work In at
tending "a my duties az teacher Of
music and the work incident To the
contest. I am compelled 20 take
much needed rent and cannot act a.
maid OF honor during the carnival.
With permission OF Manager Paul
| have conferred the beautiful dress
and the right Of being maid OF honor
70 the queen upon Miss Carrie
Helms. the popular waitress, @ha
stands next to me in number Of
ELLA DOLORES STEINER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
FLORENCE
WILL RULE CARNIVAL

the close OF the contest wan as fol-
lows. Miss Walker. d.aai. Miss New
man. a.iti Miaa lila steiner. lisa
Miss Carrie HelmA. $50, Miss Eva
Biee. 1856, Miss Della Spray, los.
A a prize FOR her IN the
voting contest Miaa. walker viii re-
eelVa an $50 piano and a 5000 cafons
alton robe, Tier two closest conn
petitora. Miss Newman and MiHa
Steiner. viii be asked 60 become
Miaa Walkers maids % honor and
will receive handsome prizes under
the rules OF the contest,
Tho other members Of tho queens
court VIII be chosen from among the
young womcu Of Seattle and other
cities about the sound by the ear
ntvai committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04

We ran sell you nine contracts very low.
Number at actual cost. Just what has
been paid In on them. with these you can
buy or build a home, buy n ranch, pay
off a mortgage you now owe. And IL
you own "a lot, we can furnish you the
money 20 build AT once, THIS Is the Fl.
deity Company ana they have bought
and built homes for twenty people, nafnes
Of which viii be given on application.
Remember, this only costs you $500 per
month 70 own n home, no interest panty
must sell these nine contracts. ~ they
are leaving the country. Call or nd.
dresn room 90 sullivan building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
FOUR KILLED I'M
TRRlN COLLISION

MuDDLETowN. N. y. Aug. A.
-Four men were killed IN a head-on
collision Of two milk trains on the
Ontario g. Western road. near Hor-
tons yesterday. Both engines we're
wrecked and several cara dltehsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
SHOWS COMMON SENSE

Emperor William has denied the seemingly modest, request OF Prince
Albert his third son. for four horses Tor hts carriage. Tit prince Is y
years. and almost any common millionaire In this country weuid con-
slider such a request a trivial one from a who has arrived 4 the
nre for taking o swell airs The cos rs a mere bagateue for a MIL
lienaire. and praporionaey less for the German emperor. u IN m
peror looks beyond this lie does not want hts sons reared In such
luxury that they shall be anenated from the experiences and emotions
OF ordinary life. lie wants his son o be in sympathy with the com
people and the problems that confront them He wants them TO
be men not mere pampered princes. II Is for this reason that he denied
~ a.lL.na
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DROWNED WHILE FISHING

his fishing rod. That he was
drowned was surmised at once. a
deep pool In the stream was near the
point where the pole WAS found. This
was dragged, but the body could not
be found. Searches were made every
day. but until yesterday no trace of
the body could be secured.
According to the meaRer Informal
ton received by Coroner Hoye this
morning the body vas found yeater-
day where II had been washed up
on the bank Of the stream below
where the fishing rod was picked up
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie leaves to-
night 20 Investigate the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
A HUI NAME LAW

The Seattle Humane Society l.
considering state Hesitation draiznz
Cd to accure protection for tho wives
and children ~ worthless and drunk
en- husbands and fathers. such lave
have worked well in Indiana and
ohio and win be sought from this
mkt legislature.
This matter viii be taken NJ.
amanK others. II the regular month
Is meeting % n society at the
natnicr-0raud hotel this evening.
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mlrers. having a clear majority OF
81 votes ovcr all competitors and a
plurality q 1880 over Atisa Elizabeth
Newman. her formidable rival
Miss Walkers friends won tho con.
test for her practically At the eicv-
Cnth hour. At the count before thu
last. made Friday night. Miss New
man waa ahead. having 1850 20 Miss
Walkers A07S Hut IN the closing
hours u the contest Atlas Walkers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04

supporters rallied about her banner
IN fine style and fairly dsinEcd the
ballot boxes about the city with
Votes. one man alone voted a block
Of 1000 votes at 10 cents each Tor
Miss Walker az Stewart a Holmes
drug store. and several blocks almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
Classified Ads
srEUIkL %S0TfoEs

NOTIcE
Having formed a eo=partnerahip with Mr..
George a. Nichols. late Of Ldttie Fails.
NtnB., Tor the purpose 81 conducting u real
estate aud Investment business, w this
day vacafo our Old stand at a2n Pioneer
building and VIII be found from this date
at No. 14i4 second avenue. two doors north
OF Times building. In room Hf2. where we
will b. glad 70 welcome all our friends
~ cIfNH. II ADAMS,
LESLIE ~. ADAMS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
ron ..lr-errr nnal E.r.rn

FbH sALE-Fftt HEAI EsIAfE
cohNIIt IA. sandy b ftaisist hsiEhu
noiiEai aGffpI. 80 Se- yefs mess
COY LITTLE HoNE-ia ballard. ? lota-
eiraref aha fsreuh ent u EaraFa.
u-m hazss ksn. tatm~ 40 cash,
nonEnf AAfTnY. 40 Nsw YasA block
BALLARD rRorERTY-T ass masins
- fsneT nsat t-rpon e~uttaSss sinAli
barn. ehfeEsH husspH
rss HUra = nic. sosera tnset Between
tsafts and NaeWuiN wet e Kent 70
HonEHf MALfit. 40 NcN fafk hloek
HfCH BOTTOM LANDS acres. partially
iunfgssd riaaa 70 small tesn. hardy -.
R6Hhhf aSLrHY. 80 Ssw Yafs moes
WATER rHoSr on me sgant. iss acres
faeins nice beach puathitd bottom iant.
sgrhanl 50 hearius trrss ssasu fruits.
running uatFf. d-rugm hng@ iatNe htn~
MYeret Al hvaao daily free q ehAfss'
R6iiEar MALrRr. 40 New YerA mooE
FARMs-sa aefss aoriss the lake. near ths
nov n9aflshius town % kfHsland. WIN
a iarEe new house co9taiginE >
1911 - -. .E"
terms 20 suit uurrhnssr
On TNsutYstniri avenue spisnaia ~,
rrgm new mndrrn house handsomely tnt
nishnd with expensive furniture. only
$500 Including faruitufr. THIS - a
In North geatas-A corner iot situated ~
bloaka ffuas water front. $50 .lreet
frontese. Tor $500 this - tn 'hfre
s2t0 Wo-TVo hundred and ten thousand 70
"a IhwsiE.SScsn pcss second Ave.
1aEAP HOME
HOUSE M DoT t225. IS DOWN, so
MONTHLY PAYMENT Bufs BEAUTI.
FIL HOME. FINE PLACE ron GAR
DEN AND CHICKENS! BEAUTIFUL
VIEW, CLoHE TO sChooL AND CAR
LINE. Hull Man, OWNER on.
FIcE HiLLAAS STATION. GRniaN
LAKE CAR
uILLMAHfs beauuful LAKE trent addition
T. nov on ihs market nssfiy 90 lets sold
~ down. 81 monthly. lumber soid en-
payments Same az rent. % men now lay
lot. money returned ~ dissatisfied after
one year 10 extra men VIII be on
grounds Sunday 90 show unHetd lnta. Come
quick. see owner. Hiilman. once end %
present Green LAX. car hne,
! HOUSES and lots we'll located. desirable
property near University, c. ~. Kit
trodEe. University station.
ron uEyr-FuHNIsuTD ROOMS
HurhL sENECA.
Cor. First Ave. and Seneca 81.
Clean. sunny. Comfortable,
Rooms by the Day or Week.
i2osH FIRST AVENUE,
0HAND PAcIFIc HOTEL, iiis First ave-
nuo. house uowiy furnished! tit moderns
prices moderate.
ron sALE-scRr TRACTS
woRktNd men with small capital, ses
Lloyd. nriseoe & Lloyd about building
your homes. 81 Hinckiey block.
on
THE cheapest place 20 buy OH and 0aso-
limo In from the Olympic OF Co. OH IA
ave. tel. Main col. Also coal hy sack
or ton.
ron INSTRUMENTATION
HtGHEsT rrioon nRid for second hand
household goods, stoves, bedroom sctn,
carpets. etc. and secondhand oaire FUR
niture, Red Front Furniture Co, iIostic
Second avenue south. Tel John 1921.
THRE1t YFAR-oLD full blood Iarasy COW.
300 tath avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04

A body supposed to be that Of
Charles Schwenk. a former EN-
pIoye " a logging camp In the north
ern part Of this county. was found
By a party Of searchers IN the Sky
komish river yesterday.
Mr.. Gchwenk was well known In
the Puget sound country and has
worked in logging camps In this dis
frfct for a number Of years. His
family resides on John street. In this
city.
Three weeks ago yesterday MI.
echwenk went on "a fishing trip up
Inc AZ a mill near the river and the
I'm was made on Sunday morning
AZ an outing FOR a few hours during
The DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
MADISON PARK PAVILION.
Tuesday Night

WnNurrs# Orchestra.
1. March. -our United Empire
Nick brown
:. Overture. Poet and Peasant
suppe
,. selection. ~ktnk Dodo" -. LADDERS
& Waltz. Phyllis 4........ witt
s In a Cory Corner. a novelette,
sFss. sssass.ssr Hftttoh
& Medley overture. "A World
iNafHf n
:. Characteristic. - p1ckAntnny
Christening .sa.asss. Wiley
s Selection. Maid MafiRn~...
sesfst 1890 % kh#eH
;. yaise Caprice. Golden glitter
whitney
Week Day Excursion.
To Monte CriEto BY Baptist Ladies.
Tuesday. August Il
-z-
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
-
Go 70 SPINNING for bicycle repairs.
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Did Not Come Home.

when niehf FELL pr. achwenk did
not come back TO the LOGGING camp
T4fs frlepde grew anxious and the
next dav a searching party WAS or
ranlzed 20 hunt for him. 4 close
search Of the stream resulted In the
fIudipR q portion Of his lunch and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04

A fight that nearly ended in open
nufiny aboard the British ship
Glenholm occurred al $50 o'ciock
Saturday afternoon. While slightly
under the influence Of liquor seaman
Gcnderson and Bazille attacked Mate
Plummer with knives. and had Il not
been for the aid Of johnson, the sec
ond mate. PIummer would have
Jared badly. While mooring the ship
Genderson became iBsolent and the
mate choked him until he was black
fn the face At this Bazilie. ar
italian. rushed at Piummer with a
knife. The latter grappled with him
until Johnson. the second mate, sep
arated the two. Then henderson
went al PIummer with a knife and
had TO be pulled away
In an Ugly Humor.
The whole crew was In an ugly
hum0r. and for a. time 1t looked as
though there would be a general
mlx-up. They openly rebelled against
the officers. refusing TO go to work,
but finally most Of them turned to
and scrubbed deck.
Eight able seamen rave deserted
the ship since she arrived here and
xeveral did 50 while she was lying
at Port Angeles. The men seem TO
be dissatisfied with the two mates
and they also complain Of the grub
aboard. They alleRe hat their daily
menu consists Of bareback and cof-
fee for breakfast. salt horse" and
bareback for dinner, and bareback
and tea for supper. with a boiled
potato thrown in every Sunday. The
officers claim. however, that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04

No fHs- N yuar hapss Nth my wtniow
ara a1nf scfssfs heuse r~paiftne In al
hrnnches. Etaaine5 ffrr poun tables. stf.
ste tndiroo. r4ana. haln tlTn a
fACkHoNA EsGseee a Transfsr Ca We
90 an Kinds of teArlinE. fufnitare ard
rtans r.pFiaE. haEEasa and trunks trans
fsfssfl stored ffss days Aee1nd and
Chsrsr. untss y. IL. Hed Tsi1
Fuf cAanlrE aaf fsseratlr4 ssffr ssf
ladies' siathss. ctr Dys Wersa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-04
NIFTY wANTnp-rEMAIr

9AN and vie. camp cooke. laundry hands.
cbambhrnaida factory hands, experienced
hos cutter. lahufaFH4 girls Tor geuffal
h8uaewuril experienced atlckormnn, $500
dHv. ~ you want reliable help, phone
Main IGN. Queen city Employment
bureau. 1921 Third avenue.
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q MrtArN AND yAH
600 2 n 10 ron SEysnArMggE
Asn MACHINE NEN. t2oo To $40.
mNiciiuL q HAWKINS
ne WEST MAIN STREET
wAsrEp-Nen % usrk on raiiresa AMI
stiiruai n iaeeinE canp CaIi eiD
bailey bniitinr
wANrEp-M kS 70 WORK IL Jaw.
MILL NTFAnr EMPLOYMENT. nfHsp
WAGES. go FEE FARE ADVANCED.
WANTED buoker. fur iugEins camp. 10
fee. free trausaaftaii1n- GO bailey
~FIsAvcfkL
A HELfAH1.E riaes 50 horrow naaasy on
Diamonds. watches. ffwsifr. Low inter
est y y West. tot PIX street.
MONEY on short notice AZ low ratsf rri.
waite moheF and company money . hulid
with q. a Virtue. Room I. Halief
bviidins. Phone Hiaek "a.
COLLATERAL hank ,Bsrte q R--d,.
money seanse on sny sood collateral
100 Charm.
TO J~oAN-privste money az low rate q
intereat- uaHua q CHncr. loo fefler
way. ReDtns 9. = and s.
VARIANTS bought and sold. M~orftaaa
a Eshoimaa. Mutual Lfe bid
uELP WANTED MALE AND
FEwALE
PAciFic kmi once. iioS 81 Ave. fsr.
rishes hest hsip In city. Call up Main
sss, Mrs Reeves. Msr
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT oFFfCE-Hsip
for tho carnival. List your names Goa
Third and isnss. Main 1878
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large were caat FOR her earlier in
the evening.
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socrru sorrcEs

WssTlsNIS AIrtNIfu~H
All rsraaAesH e Seattle Cana4 No -.
- asdHen ~ - NaFtL 49, requested 10
atfruH tnn fugsrnf services q ear late
Meiahtar. pr M IL utnsts. taaiant a. =
y M frrm the Ffrsf ~. o. EhNfeh4 nme
ar q 1hirt sssass AMI asHea ssssst
~ Hfisr -
! ?. EDwknnA c &.
e. a Ee-rel Gers
NOTICE TO BFp MES.
All nHsfnhesa q fhH fnurfusHs Order -
Red Nrn nfe Fe4sesfRi 90 Assemble 81
FAAtfs Hat e@fen7 avenue sfi fThr
street. a. fHs haAf e nfrfu~h. his sfHas
Tor fhF ru4aNaE - aftFntftuE lie fAn-
efai ~ tfrothef ur. VI q. ftinkies
~ order Of
". A. HrANuES.
A.,.... M ~ ca... q 49,.
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EN<0%
mrTrRcow hurse sfohEnS~~~
A carload just arrived q oar frsss I6sa
LAMP y Ne dsteiasas We also
have hns WafhiuEtun creamery. o. bulk
sat in tftek - a n. AND LISTEN.
tssfEt.=i{ "a town haA bari about ihs
foR - a no1i.S ssssf srr saarss-
teed We aid thrasate4s this week ana
nass plenty ~ IN hard. Oct IN vita
COW nOTrEn sroRE
pr, and fike
A LARGE SALE o. all kinds Of Jspans.s
~rsaftinF from i2c a YARD up. second
iTsa, rarnitsrs Co. III ssssas sv. nue.
fautH.
PftINATE ambpinnre' rubber tircs "a ali
haatttais * all hours reasonable. rel
HrsAovEp-vits. orr Rsmesiea mum "a
Aeaen street 70 zl2 surink strrgt. above
Nfuud avenue COME y SEE Ug
Mr. 7 II Morton. Gen. Ast. Seattle.
gEE Lleta. nrisoos a Lasya. IS mn-s,-x
block. about your homes for cash IN a..
fsrrod Payments
ta.oo cabinet photos. o. n per aor. for one
Mnek eniy t~4astmans Stable. 22if
wANrEplsecond hand furniture nro~.
Der. lels IlF.s avenue. Tel, Rcd assi.
LOST
LOST or straycd from WoodinvnS, a
Jersey cow, about I years old, one
horn broken, s. reward. John Col
iicott.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
- sucHrrEcTs
T. W. HouoHroN. Hs.siT Collins.
nusISrss coILEars
BEST methods and teachers. Acme businen.
college. Second and Pike.
ArCrtovruRs
AUCTION and commisalon nsas.. bancroft
ard STAN. a.oondheni goods bought ana
lined. eoa Piss street. D 9 siam. s.a,
eral suetlencer, Tel BLACK zoos.
u. a. nIcKERroN a co. seperal sao.
tioncets, ibla First avenue.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A. NJ. EWING attor~ney-atslAw. nofsry
public. 400 New York hloek ~
NJ. J sTEnLINo. rsnsion attorney. notary
public, ps Marion at.
J. a. KELi.ooo.s ia washias,on building.
a. c MAcDoNALp, 400 burke sundins.
LYMAN z. KNAPP. 10 Halter buidlns.
W. D. LAspUrH, 2oi-s raeine block
q. WAND KEMP. .aa burke building.
kpsTnAcrops
osHoHNE. IHEMfER q Co. fne.. 40
Htract Co.. established 1863. mining
claim abstracts. basement % the Mu-
tual LIE building
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az.
straot Co, established isan. basement OF
Hallsr block. TeiephoHe. Main iea
SEATTLE Abstract Co. N. Y. block.
DyEINo AND CLEANING
EEATTLB Clothes Pressing Co. cleaning.
dyeinK, repairing. altering. Cat and de-
liver, ti.bo month. 1907 Third. Red atsa.
PARTISAN Dye works-ws call for. clean.
press, deliver your ciothea. once itis
ftrut ave. Tel. Main ioia.
ENGfNHERs AND CONTRACTOR
Fu9hT huUND hktDaH A. pilEDeIN2
CO. Scandinavian Americas Bank build.
ina =Ratiyway and highway bridges ana
viaducfai steel and iron work for huiId-
ingsi drsdginE aat harbor improvements.
pile driving.
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Dunlap. real estate. 8. Union block
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