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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-17
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
UNION PACIFIC.
WESTBOUND.
Arrive Leave
Den. & Pac Coast No. SIP go pm 1880 pm
Limited No. 1.............. IL 10 pm IL 10 pm
juno. City Pass. No. g.. $40 pm SIS pm
salina Elk No; ;lY;O0 am looS pm
Atlantic Elk. No. 4......- 300 pm 300 pm
L II ~ no; NJ SSs ann SS S9 ai
salina Ex No. s.......... $50 pm $40 pm
K c. Elk No s--....... $3.50 pm 6:lo pnf
All trains daily except Nos. Z and s.
daily except Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Arrive. Leave
Topeka-Ft. Scott Accom-.
No. 2s5 -.................. 500 pm 200 arm
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age 33s references. Address B., care Jour
nal.
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WHEN you want to hire a man or boy.
call up Y. NJ. c. A, telephone 81; We
have a list of men and confidential ref
erences concerning them Y: M c. A.
Employment Bureau. III E. Sth st.
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FOR SALE-By NJ Heery, All ackson ST.,
houses and lots on time payments.
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MATCHMAKER.

WATCHES cleaned, 75c; clocks, soc; main
springs, 75c; crystals; Toe. Cash paid for
Old jswsIry exchanged for new. If hard
up. see Uncle Sam. 512 Kansas ave-
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALES room house. part modern,
Ala Tyler st. Inquire at house.
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS
O~~~~-~-~~~-~---c---~~~ -~-~--~~~~~~--~~~~-~-
THE J. C. DARLING CO.. z34 Kan, Ave-.
Rubber stamps. brass ana aluminium trade
checks. Prices low. Catalogue free. Tel 292.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
POLICE NOTES

George Green. an nzpfaaanan who
has often figured IN police court.
VIA arrested this morning for al
ieEed sagrancg BY Patfolnan VIII
SON.
IN pitlful state Of intoxleatlon a
Nonsa Who refused TO give her
name was arrested iu North seattle
this morning by Patroifnan Helms.
she NaH'not over 10 feafH 81 sac and
we'll dressed. when the officer
found her she WIS raising dis
tnrbansf IN ~ saloon. n IL probable
she viii be charged with dis1fdefly
condvet
William Brown. n 1891 asventh
avenue, reported 10 the poltra This
morning that hts tool house waa
broken open Yesterday ana several
ARTICLES, including tnekacrsW
gtoiAn. II In thought that boys did
the work.
A barometer valued NJ $40 was
stolen from IN front Of FriHcha Jew
eiry store, ~ 51o First avenue lest
night. The police were notified this
morning. I.4s-l@.sA- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
LONGSH0REMEN
WITHDRAW FROM
WESTERN CENTRAL

" has leaked out that the local
ionEshofefnen's union is no lonEef
INFLATED with the Western Central
Labor Union, having Withdrawn
November 30. The louEaharefusn
gave no specific reason for thrir ae-
lion and Secretary Rust. Of the
Western Central. stated this after
noon that he dtd not know the cruse
Of their withdrawal
The lonaahofsm~n are non-corn :
initial regarding tire matter. but
claim that the withdrawal was not
the result Of any iIl-feelins between
tho union and the eauiini body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
MISS DONOVAN
WANTS MONEY

Miss Sadie T. Donovan is still
seeking giittaring gold ne balm for
wounded hsartbfolen, as she
cialma. by Or. Wilfted !. faWrie
She recently secured judgment
IN the superior court against Dr.
pfsmlse.
Today her attorneys KnruiAhed
certain money alleged Ia beiaug to
Dr, I.awria. which tH nov la the
hands ~ g. l.. Poland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
FEDERATION
Convention Of CivAhe'
form Organization

NEW YORK. Dec. o.-Ex. Presi-
dent Grever Cleveland entered tho
convention of the civte federation
Immediately pHecrdinE the opening
this morning ~. WAS warmly greet :
90 by Archbishop Ireland and Sen
atnf Hanna. fts defiined To take a
scat upon the platform.
John u. Guuans who. under tho
direction az carroll y, Wright, Unit
81 States commissioner Of labor. has
charge Of the investigation Of tho
question % the restriction of tho In
duatriai outrut 81 the untted States.
was the first speaker lie said the
question NJ rrstficttun must be nep-
arated ffofn that ~ wages. Ito be-
ilev~d that the unlanz had right
10 demand high wages hut that an
TAR restrictions arose Nhen mem
hers of a union stipulated ho~ much
work other members should he al
lawed 20 do,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
COMMISSION
The Operator is Dead
More Testimony

SCRANTON. nee. when the
hearing VAS upsucd this morning the
announcement u the death Of DR.
ikice. one o. the Independent oper-
storzs Was made. Judge Gray paid
a tsfbuic to he memory OF tho de-
eeased. saying that he had been one
Of the most liberal Of the mine oper-
atora.
Miner MuMeixie. employed BY tn
Marslsa. vas the ms, witness tie
testified that once Nhsn he was
working m extremely dangerous
ground he complained 10 the super
tutrhdent that he feared h. would he
Killed. lie was told that unless he
worked that breast he weuid he
given no card for any other. a. the
dangerous ground has % be worked
tho same az the rest RathsF than
risk his life he walked cut Shortly
afterNard he was esidtad from b.
home lie was followed IN the work
b. another miner. who since the
strike had been put to work in
ground where h. Only makes 90 cents
a dag.
--saa@
TO CURE a colD IN ONE DAY
rsks Laxative nsssse s1aiutee Tshlsts An
truxstets frfuua tss fsssurr y a fails -
sore e "a gresss signature . en- szsh
t-s -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
THE MARKETS

Grapes arr IN. wsnke., eom,,o.ts,v
n.
=, e.s...,s .,.,.ts., -, - ~, -
a. 81 crate Most n the sts,ak
however. rwutatna Al n.za ttonnun.
era are tired 81 the frtiit ana shun
Il an reilxlausly a. the fahicd fnx
pretended 10 shsn the xrapc. h.
could not reach.
Navel oranges sell generally at
- with a tendency to eaa ksn,
seedlings are slow al fe.es and g a.
Native butter went az two uiofv
cents yrstrrsiay and 10 quatsd this
nosnsas Al a GENTS. eastern. y and
= cents.
wsoeesA1e fNichs
stie. l'sts-- - .rsaii s.s~e.-~s $3.50,
sc~psr rs.t. hisnssf
pre~txiors
rr-sA Ns.t-G., s~.ft a.. s~r n 49,,
sssf fgfs.e - 70. mastaal -.shsr. Isl
s--s. 80 ~ .-.l s4is
~ 'si sss,s.. s-.ss - a s-ss@
v.....t
....ls''-'
-, - -. -. - 49,, -. -.
q - 80 80. tarnfss' a., sssiis. q
cabbage. ueiB ewt. celery ca
sweet POTATOES. s94A 10. chill PEP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
MAY HOLD
INQUEST
CORONER AWAITING REPORTS
ON goolG MUlLloAN's DEATH

The mystery surrounding the sad
death OF little Hddie MulliEan, sun
day, IN the burning ct hia mothers
house. on Western avenue, has not
Net been cleared away. That the
fire Mas OF inrrndtary origin ~ tho
belief ef t'iie chief Cook, The mat
ter has been Investigated only To- n
limited extent by the pnlico and no
arrests have been made, There a
reason 10 believe that the house was
set On fire and murder committed.
Coroner Huys stated to-day that lac
Wuula act on the advice Of the palie~
and firc chief regarding the holding
af an Inquest
II there " anything mysterious
regarding the death. an inquest WI
certainly bc held" said the rornnil
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
CONVICTED
OF MURDER

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. srhe
Jury which tried OBrfsn. the boy
burglar Who with his partner Killed
Colonel chinn. a prominent Citizen.
while attempting 10 bur iarize his
haure. returned a verdict fhis after
noon Of guilty Of murder in the firsf
degree. ard fixed the penalty ~
death. OsHrieu was untnnvefi. Its
partner in the crime was convicted
iaaf seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
OPEN UP The DOOR
AND LET ME IN
Don't Leave Your Honey Out in the Rain,
Sings Oklahoma

WASHINGTON. n. G., Dec. A.
lWo kilograms were laid before tho
senate this morning urging tho adops
tton OF the omnibus statehood hili
and opposing the Amendment proc
posed hN tho committee providing Tor
dian Territory as ona state. unc
was from the Commercial club Of
Kansas city the other from the
Chamber ef Commerce aud nunier-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09

aus oitiaeaa Of Guthrie. okla
At the conclusion OF routine huai.
ncaA the Dick militia bill was tnkrn
NJ. The house yAlird w the London
dockaHc bill, which provides that
there shall be nothing in contracts
between shippers and ahin companies
whereby the latter can make a
charge against the former ~ the
dock tax Imposed az the port OF Lon
don.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
IN CONFERENCE
OVER STRIKE

IN an effort to bring about n set
ttement ~ the strike 81 the iiuemsp
employed by Seattle Electric cUm-
panY. James Brown. business agent
u The I,lnemeu's union. and Jafub
Fuith. president of the cotnpaHy be-
gan a conference IN the iatier's Of
nee at q osrlucR this afternoon.
n - the general opinion among
the strikers that no agreement viii
BE- reached and that long continued
q lie la In nrnsnnnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
GOV. ROSS
ELECTED

JUNEAU. Dec. a.=sfspselai Core.
apondenca.l Returns ~ to midnight
give Governor Rosa for member Of
II b6s The INA ioritiea are Ia Daw-
son I'll. ON tho creeks 80. river
points north OF Whttehofaa VI. Carl
bon hi. Forty mile II. These returns
indicate the election Of Governor
lioNn Ia the Dominion parliament by
a small ma ioritY.
Joe clark made a gallant fight. but
the government forces were too
strong Ia overcome Complete re-
turns. u II almost certain, viii not
turn the tables.
VICTORIA. -. g. Dec. p@Goy.
ernpr nurH was elected member Of
600 MA iority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
$50 LOTS SOLD DAYS.

~ , IN =
y Hiilman city, the beautiful new
addition Of 1000 large. cleared lots
lust opened. Al $50 10 tzoo terms a
Gown. 30 cents per week. Now thai
he Seattle Electric Company own,
me line, watch the property double
p value. Hundreds of Fremont.
la'snA and Brooklyn people are
pnyins In Hiiiman City, AZ they
prefer to he Glove IN, ne Il n only
y minutss rido on Old nsnton car
me on Washington street.. Hillman
~ signs on front of cars; s cent
hfe; chr line Crosses center Of
property. large warm office on
grounds; buyers have fine view OF
ety sound, mountainss some
*tents charge : times a. much for
lpfs not hair % good. Remember.
am Hiilman. The owner, 70 dom
gFleF; tome today. open sun
4a 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
NO NICER
PRESENT

only -. more weeks tiii Christ
saasf Avoid the Xmas rush hf So
ieetias yaar Psanos az Organs nov
Ffy dalns ~ xan Wtii have utafe
eauuistr sssortment frsH which Is
eha.@s yssu viii have more tsite Tor
comparison. yea vii - better sat
SHED than u yna waited tin the iass
minute. beside. u makes u posafssis
Tor uz 20 give you better ssrNtes
win a stock - iarRe and varied a.
= ours We prefer 10 take the time
To show customers clear throuxh ana
explain fully the diferenfs ers~een
he various nsskss we reprcssft. IN
Guiding the ceIehraisd fhirksftns 4
ssn'a xiufhaf. Hobart n. Cable.
Fs~ans. u. =. Johnston ca. and Hinfr
Pianos. ali % ahieh ~ are s~iiins
A. specially attractive prices and on
sasy terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09

eArAHRH CANNOT az CURED
WIN LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ~ thsy
tHnnat rearh the seal nf the disease Ca
tRffh y hiiNd 90 constitutional disease,
ahi IA nfItrf 20 aHrH Il H1u must take in
tHtnni fvneiien HAIRS cstnuh Cufu II
ihk0n ihigfnailf aud acts dlfsrtiY ah The
hlnnd aud inurnus surfaces tiaii'H Ca
thtfh nfe u uHt quark medicine n
was prescribed hF ane - tho beet uiFsi
aiana In this country fnY Faara Hnd Il 4
tnsuiaf pres riutan, "a H. efsfnppaHd - the
tinuf purifiers. artinG directly an the
nttouua HuffareHl The iisff.at fufuhinaI
ton Of The tive ingredients ~ What pnis
thffhi heud Toe testimonials FREE
y . CHENEY = 70. rfapH.. faiada. q
salt ny hfugHistH, pfirs fhf
halia Fafalir Pitts are the beet.
=saaasas . aa=a==as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
CLOSES
GAMBLING

pAI.I.ARD. Dec. s.--G4mbting was
chased iu this city this morning BY
order % Mayer Reed. danes Of
varioa. descriptions have heen run
IN the hack rooms % nearly all
saloons. but today they arr ciesed up
flnhf. The sports arr NoHt1FinE
whether the new Arrangement u %
be permanent. There Naa no preNi-
osss waning Of what coming Until
LAST utghf the mayor gave notice that
public gambling must ceasr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
CORNER TOYS


NEW YORK, Dec IA toy man
ufhoturinH trust was formed today
With a capital nf fa.h00noo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
Half Price Sale. .

All the e@ishrated Also nrand'
Mems suits ana oNefcaats. enrtdsu
tailored aud HuarRhtrrd "a be self.
twtaihing shape. al lust half price
This sale will continue hat 4 few
days. Come IN and be- filted 20 the
best value ever given In seattle dur.
lnE this bona ftde half price sale
The Rival. cipthirfz. aesond avenue
and Madison street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09

Sunday Dinner ell not be completes
without a supply OF a suitable beV-
eraRe@thcre ~ only one that satia-
nea every member Of the family
aud that Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09
.Aaiaj2ss&!!y,

~ you've forgotten u ibis time.
get II for the next sunday at least
try a.
Two dozen half pint botucs deIiv-
cred 10 any part Of the city. s0e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-09

IOe-s Since nccemher ~. brown ccckcl
.rantel bitch, siN months old. with small
n he ai-at on arrnst ffuaer please re-
an 10 aot Uelxslsity street aHd geeslvs
asa.~s&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

Newports wild rose fad Is at least more aavory IN.
gers common Monkeys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

MOTHER ana daughter $50. chamber,
maids. waitrssscp day women factory
girls. nurse mazda, dining room girls, :
boys for factory, 90 lahorefa for city!
phone, Main ses for reliable help.
QUEEN CRY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
ii2i Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05
urIr ,vASrrn-MALE

WANTED First class carpenter Tn.
Fair, corner SECOND and Pike
ron NnvADn AND UTAH
600 ". ~ MEN FOR NEvADA-MUcK.
Frs. TIA MsrEns. HAMAsHRsMrH
SHIP DAILY
MNIcriuL a HAWKINS
lie WEST MAIN STREET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

ErvANCrAI
= ssssssss' - ~ssssss is~siry Isr insss.
ss, n y. west. sos riks street
nosEr 60 shest astie. al Isv rate ~:
ssts monay ana eanpsny money 20 hailid
with q. a. Virtue. Room q Hatisf
tysilsins. Phone nsack y.
COLLATERAL RANK nsrts . R.~Dl
nsn.y loansa oa sny seed eollstsEal
TO IoAN-rrtsst. nsnsy ., lev r.s. Of
tatsrsst. pemss 4 osssr. zoe rssiss
~ey. Rooms :. sni .
wARRAnrs tousht ana .s,a Marrtsos
. E<hsinsa hatusi fAf. hid
ron nENr-vuRyrsrvD HooMs
nUfkf HESEGA
Cor. First Ave snd ssa.e. 81
c1san- sunny. cotnfortsbis.
Heoms by ~. Day 81 Week
f7oss FfhsT AVENUE.
GRAND pAc1rrc HOTEL. ans Flr., ave
nue.. house newly furnished ell modern:
prices Moderate
BusIsEss crssscrs
CAN locate 100 parties on oregon
yellow pine lands, just opened for
entry. yielding 1900, 600 TO the quar-
ter and better. Cruiser will ac-
company locntors. This timber II
more valuable than cedar. Behrens.
kiement 4 Mahoney. ga New York
block
TEN acres near Por, Orchard navy yard.
900 monthly apYments. go.
Lofs In oystsr hay addition, Port orchard
Fivs acres souih Of Seattle. $500; $40
VIM. NJ u : Robertson. 30 Horton Bank blar,
HELP WANTED = MALE AVID
FEMALE
SEATTLE Employment once. head
quarters FOR all kinds Of help;
country orders solicited. 60i Third
and James. Phone Main 1913.
PACIFIC E,nr. once. 100 ~ Ave. fur.
slshss best help IN city. Call up Maia
ssS. Mrs Reyes. Msr
ron sAIE-Housrs AND LOTS
SIX Room house. bath. patent toilet lot
ssNi21 feet nlied with hearing fruit
trees, small fruit and vegeiablca. close
20 car owner leaVinsi only $500 easy
several cheap cottages from $1,000 10 siaoo.
Some me homes 81 low figures and easy
Come IN ana see US before you buy.
g. y. ROGUE CO. ess Pacific Block
ron RAfi3-An elegant I.room new house
lot fsxt2V, on seventeenth avenue. one
lot south 81 Capltel TN. all Improve
msnis paid. y. g. Byefs a Co, Rooms
9oo.5ol A. ". Denny building isia Sec
and avenue
ron saLr-ctTy HrAL ESTATE
THE ALVORD ACRE TRACTS
$40 to $500 per acre
Five and 10 acre tracts Of choice valley
land near Kent ana close 20 electric car
line the soil IL rich clay and loan. and
the most of u In under pillow
BTETTENGHEN A AHNEI.I.
- HuNwell block
Cor, First and Columbia st
CHEAP HOMES
BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly lots. $50 to
ffh, terms s. down. g. monthly free
water and wood.
Small new hogge. large la, $500 terms
SIS down. $40 monthly.
Several cottages for rent 81 per month up
owner. Hitlman. Offices west shore Green
Lake, car line ofeeses property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05
Good Shoes for
Everybody

We are agents for W. L.
Douglas Union Made Mems
Shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

ProrIEs SAVINGS Rank
Eeee.d assnus and Pfks street cApftal
paid mp tic 90 4 G. Ssafsa6sr. pr~s- I.
y " HsTdsn. cash. ,. Z. 0reeHie.f. asst
cash. cemnsroisi savings sns trass basi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

THOSE Chicago messenger girls faster TN
Is a compliment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

ficco-Ten lots near Lake washinsteni IS
usiHufes fSns.
Lots nssr sshoei; car line. he we'll soid
IL feAn Aso fer fsso. another bargain
tssssf@ fiahts room fnasfern has4sel cellar
hrieA foundation, nknsard roof. :. blocks
TN eaf sirs must = s1aa this wsek.
ttso cash ushtrsnsh ANenus
fa1S@ Two hundred lots IN svsifhefr Part -
citfs rinss g. car line. hish ana quite
sishily - Siil bur enc foHFth interest
1850 aolsefu heus. .lsht rpors. Eass-
euthsas me iawn. n6wers ana shrub
ssao, Ssw nsaslsSs svs.st =, S''' cottage.
Ninstserfh svsnas sna JsH~rson sirres
.ewsr sstsr cefnsnt ~sfk ard street
FErfiT. Ssw York Biees.
THRrr iAfponTAsr POINTS.
point That Br'snkrals Gsrirn Tfarts
arr being PREPARED FOR market a. fasf
- snttsters ana men car lay them cuf
AN. ansi spss re ,trss,s
tile WALLER with no less then ten beau
tiful spring creeks running thruurh q
:. suhsft o. seattle and on an sIse.
roin, s.-That Hrecsvsis has no equal on
NE market tesisF for beauty fertility
snf nries watch these columns fer
mere liEht on Hrookeals
CHEAP FOR CASH
saS'-rwsnty acre. u me iand facing On
No. county rad; good Heiehharp and
schenl dQnt fail 10 sec 81. VIII take
taes fof few days.
ADAMS s NICHOLS.
itit Second avenue, Ream ai2
TWELVE ACRES Rich cotton, land. al.
loininhr small town. Few minutes walk
from depot. store. rcstofilce mills ana
enod school al partially cleared a-room
house price so9o half cash
ROBERT MAfrnY. 40 New York block.
HERE Is WHAT YoU HAVE pFTS
WAITING FoR-T'ive and ten ACRE tracts
seuih q town. along tho line Of the new
seattle Tacoma hne. some OF the ehofe-
-, land IN the valley; SIS to $500 per
RonEnr MALrpY. 40 New york block
TEN ACRES NEAR IfsNT-very hcsi ~
coll partially cleared. nne spring water.
coma Electric read. sEaO IL ttr ,Tt-,
hohhaltI MALThY. 40 New York block
BETWEEN SEATTLE Am TAcoM1-
Few minutes walk from new electric linz
several and 10 acre tractr 81 the
choicest land In tho white River valley.
~, r sh. ss,., cleared and IN CIVILIZATIONS
tohEhr MALTHY. tio New York block
DAIRY FARM 200 nerea. 60 acr~s bottom
lhnd. balance good upland. 100 acres I'm
proved. two nice orchards an kinds df
nan lruitt, une sprinK water pincd 70
thc place. also rtyek food 2 story house
ln.eftI Ter 5000 large harm sayerni
outhhiidlnEF. cream aHnaratur ruH By
hNNNt w me ltHtet 10 mulch cows
one Jersey bun, good team of mares
wagons harness. NOV ina machine horse
rake hay-fofk and fixtures, good outnt
5000, terna easy.
ROBERT MAITnY 40 New York block
FoRTCLoaED property-s-room hard. an.
tshed house IN good condition. lot a0xi9n,
very cheap for casht overlooking Lake
Union nne View. make offer, Quail
helm a Holman, aoi New York Block
CHICKEN RANCH
ONE or more acres St2A per aerr At Green
Lake easy payments.
PETITE
NcW York block.
WEST SEATTLE House rooms and bath
In splendid order. fine double lot. steam.
ere 20 Seattle "a times daily. 5000 own
or, 90 Sullivan Buiidinsi come auich.
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CHEAP HOMES
BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly lots, $50 to
$40, terms S. down. 81 monthly. free
water and wood.
Small new houge large lat 1900 term.
f2s down. $40 monthly.
Several cottages for rent. 81 per month up
owner. HitlmRn. Offices west shore Green
Lake, car line oresses property.
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the TRUSTS HOPE Is IN vioIrscE

tn. calm paty President under the self.
Of divine su"anship ceases to be "nas"s when ~
history Of strike. smons 'hs miners in the past
Of the strikers have been reused 70 very 9n Pn
there has been ve0es t0isns violence unit. s',y
IN. trouble has broken and ,es me" returned " work expect "'
rns~c ar beosea sentences deliberately uttered
they mean even more than the daeo'u'
' MP, n ana the Other. Of nj. A profoundly hope for
w by dInt of the hauns TO
they subjected at last reach pitch where VIII explode "
Here il confession Of deliberately hopeful that blood
waitins IN the belief that tho "sasa
indications aret $ distant
would result Is one IN which INC trusts
would take no direct part The conflict ues hANs s W.
eompiaeenuy view from safe distance = ,s ,.sn ,o,,
labor striving the death ior is ss Q. sss ss zoe
~ssis be the public represented by the militia mat ' " Jaw
Every bullet AIRED OF American man
Whatever the outeo. independence human rights would
the sp Of the trusts labor rsush Law
through Disorder would be made all VI. more
And society .hs'sr,ss ''ai-d''dsn-
Msan~hi the public pay. the cost o. the Sss"s coal sas.
The public pays idle miners and their FAM
e public pay. in the losses Of
Tae wait for conflict when watt
ias we'll AFFORD to welcome that con-
hss ~hsn nat too can cost them nosA,n ms ,. 70 win
vussrsks conflict that will pre-
vide them ssrrion-
me annusesrsn, Amersea not At place
for gentleman Alien knows
Of this he does about the re-
Of a /
successfully
Is wonder them
the BY proddns them in'o eonne
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Kansas papers phrase rro.n.a
sections OF the
brought the wn the phrase into ds
Found Her" know that IN spite
OF siorgzn graba Der Is .
motor uotormsn
requiring
al married
football
Lard God looks after these things
be
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