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The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11
state Treasurer's Report.

State Treasurer Newton on Sept.
4th transmitted to Governor Peabody
his financial report for the semi-an-
nual biennial period, ending August 81,
1t shows that up to September 1st the
different state departments had prac-
tically used all of the funds appro-
priated for their use during the year. or
all the funds there was any likelihood
of their getting, owing to the deficit In
the revenues.
The board OF health, the humane
society and practically all of the minor
departments have absolutely no funds
at their dis. osal for the expenses of
the next four months. The executive
departments are in nearly a. bad q
position.
The decrease in the total valuation
Of state property will hardly exceed
$17.000.0O0, II 1t is that much. Alb
stracts Of assessments have been s'ed
in the auditors office from forty-seven
of the fifty-nine counties, and, al
though practically all of them show a
slight decrease, the total Is not nearly
half Of what it was estimated by Audi
tor Holmberg week ago.
At that time less than forty counties
had been heard from, and, Sasing his
calculations on what had already come
in, Mr.. Holmberg said that the total
valuation of the property would prob
ably be about $500 900 900, instead of
the $35s.0O0,000 on which they esti-
mated.
The forty-seven counties that have
sent in their abstracts show a total of
232,5O3,811. If the remaining twelve
counties show even the same valuation
as last year. which was little more
than $1O4,596,16 the total valuation
of the state will run up to 1887 ,O99, ,974,
leaving a shortage of $751; ,527.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11
May Change Pioneer Limit.

At the next annual meeting of the
Colorado Pioneer Society an amend
ment to the constitution will be
limit of arrival to the State shall be
changed from Dec. 81, 1861. to Dec. 81.
1868. The reason for this amendment
is that the ranks of the society are
becoming depleted. 1t is thought that
the extension of the limit will increase
the membership from 400 to 2,400.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

A man in New York has been adver-
tising for q wife with a glass eye.
The inference which will strike every
body at once is that he is anxious to
secure wife who has only half
chance to see through him.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

1t is heard from Washington that
the Agricultural departments young
men are now able to break themselves
of the habit of eating their breakfast
with a seasoning of borax-that is,
II they can get any unseasoned beef.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

England has decided to put few
more millions of her liquid capital into
three new battleships. OF course the
investment will be floated all right,
but in the very nature of things the
returns will be small.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Future Sons and Daughters of the
Revolution in Cnba will have only to
establish the existence of an ancestor
named On the list of $4,000 soldiers en-
titled to pay that Gen. Gomez has Just
prepares.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Another good man gone wrong
over in East Boston," No! Another
bad man found out.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

The world is waiting patiently TO
hear what II. Lehr is going to be up
TO next.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Mr. Carnegie's experience proves
that the rich man should always make
his private secretary millionaire be-
fore letting him go.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

A Nebraska family has been poison
ed by sardines. Sardines are like peo-
pie. There are some bad ones.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

If the banana crop is ruined some
inventor will come to the front with
canvas banana with sawdust stuff
fing.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Never put OH till week after next
what yOu might just as well have done
last month.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Perhaps the Oregon chemist who
announces that he has succeeded in
making silver from gold will now de-
vote his efforts to making water out
of wine.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Prof. Langley has no doubt that his
air ship would fly down if he could gel
it up high somewhere and push it OFF
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

New York Is boasting of girl vic.
linist who Taught herself to play. We
know girl who taught herself to play
the violin, but we can't conscientiously
boast Of her.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Since running into that uncharted
rock the battleship Massachusetts
has had to eat its meals standing.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

The doctor says Mr.. Gates must
have absolute quiet and freedom from
excitement. Let the Jackpot be di
vided and put the chips away for the
present.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

The princess of Tahiti, who has ar
rived In San Francisco, is named Ari-
imahiDihini Jmini.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

They had a eakewalk at Mrs. Bel
mont's over in Newport the other
evening, there being no monkeys pres
ent to require show of dignity by
the guests.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

There is reason to fear that many
persons will be disappointed when
the north pole finally is discovered
and the photographs OF the locality
fail to show the pole.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Now. " the Turk only would lie
dreaming in his tent some one might
slip in and chloroform him and save
a Whole lot Of trouble.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Women can't seem to understand
that the men who look SO attentively
at the gauzy peek-a-boo waists are not
impudent-jBt envious.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Another reason why automobilists
would Ike good country roads is that
they want to get away in hurry from
irate farmers.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Mosquitoes that bite people to
death have appeared in Philadelphia.
Bat why should anybody care to live
in that town. anyway?
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

To the man of uncertain footing the
report that there is failure Of the
crop Of banana peels would come as
piete OF welcome news.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

Conceding. as Corbett does, that he
was whipped In the second round. 1t
must be further conceded that he put
up game fight.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

For those who don't mind how hard
they work when they play there is
nothing superior to a good game of
chess.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11
THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN
n. w. Milford, Publisher.
HOLLY. COLORADO.

Never answer a fool according to
your folly.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-11

August beats the record OF previous
amounts paid out for one months
work, by more than $10,0es. the total
being $3.50, ,039. 30, OF this amount $24,-
600 was paid to the Colorado & Wyom-
ing railway employees, the rest being
paid to the wage earners IN the C. +.
& I. plant at Pueblo.
A special dispatch received at Den
yer from Grand Junction says that
on September 4th on the Dolores river
in the Unaweep country, south of
Grand Junction, William Lafare, a
well known cattleman, shot and killed
E. T. Massey, another cattleman. La
fare rode to Grand Junction and gave
himself up to the sheriff.
The comptroller OF the currency at
Washington has approved the applica-
ton for permission to organize the
Citizens Nationa! Bank at Glenwood
Springs, with a capital of $4,000. by
the following named incorporators: B.
T.. Napier, H. G. Hammerick, Frank
Walter, George Edinger, George Yule
and E. z. Drach.
The Victor Fuel Company, which
owns and operates the coal mines at
Chandler, six miles south Of Canon
City, and which has been employing
negro coal miners, has changed its sys-
TEN and within the past few days has
discharged all Of the colored miners,
furnishing them transportation to their
former homes in Missouri and Tennes-
see. The company has secured miners
from among the people in the vicinity.
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iter husband 7 had pictured ~ ny
mind that she was = kouug NHlaM
rhIs brown faced brute with BIZ ESQ
Is biarsa" was the husband &c thi7
lsudsf dove 81 woman ON. u she
Wsaid bot allaW me O. free her ffafn
such an udinum uucumhranrci HheFs
IL no diyoues 80 uuiok aud sudden AZ
that which runid siss her uat p
nramian b. = promise aud ! kept II g.
the letter AF mouth Haa Hralea| -
week / was 90 Boo sent back rum
Plymouth b. - Mala. aud a SEEMED
O. me that / might never hear "a. 80
aust ~ the STORY Aud set u vas dee
tined that Il should haze a sequel and
that ] should play vsfx pleasing and
honorable part in u
II was only three days aftef ths
event / have Described when lord
Ruftnn burst burriadiY into ny ntei7t
Ius face vas pale and sia manner thai
II a MAN Ia extreme agitation
Gerard. no cried have you sect
adv Jane narfeF'
had seen he's after breakfast and Il
VAS nov midday
ssnv haa en- there's siisainy heFai'
arsaa mY posse frlrnd rushing aheui
lihe a madu8an. "rhe Hailiff hiss heHn
up g. say that chaias and pair va
seen drlvlas faii split down the TFkN'
latasb rsaa The blacksmith heard .
waman scrsam ~ n passed bic force
fane las ,ilaappes rcd ~ tho lard.
hsiiaga that sha has bnsn hidfsappsd
by this villain Dacrs lie rsns th'
taH ft1lauaiy Tive haru.s thta tn'
slant h. cried fCai Gerard. Feni
niatois' Jane comes back with fns
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? cu7nasIr - N IN aIDNWf4 h1IiL7EIN ADotIA11lD

thia nlaht from Gravel tlanarr nf
there viii be- new master On iiiHh
Canis haii"
u.hald uu then within hnn an
hotis like two kuiEht offaniH ~ Old.
rldiBs forth o. the RESCUE IF fhla lidf
lu diaifaaa NJ aaa neHr faftatnnh That
Lord uarrc lived. ard ui every house
and toll gate along The faad W heard
the ueHa nf The fifinK peHtzahhisr ~
front ~ ua. sa there could De- hn dnhhi
whittier thry we're bound As We rode
.atd Ration told mu 0f the man whom
We were pursuing 49, name q seems
Vas "a households Rurd throughout ell
| fsnsisHa Toe eenfs sort II misfhisf
Wine aumru. dice. cards. racing ih
ail forms OF dabaus hers he had eHru=
"a faf himself q tnrrihle name IT.
was - nn Old ard noble family ana II
had been hoped that hr had HuNed BE
wild cats ~hsn he married tho henuti=
fui Lady Jane nufiau For Some
months he had Indeed behaved we'll
and then BE- had wounded her fcrilnEr
in their most tender part by maHl
unworthy iasan she hal fled from his
house and fhhen rrfnGe with hef
hruthaf from shess care she bad hes
been afaEKcd ohes more. aAatuHt her
Wtt / ash you II tWo men could have
had faifrf arnsnd thaa that upon
which i.ord Hutton AID mfsrif we're
riding
That's Gravel Hansen be cfisa ni
last pointing N1th hia crop ana there
or the green side ~ a hlli waa an cid
hsiek ard timber building - hnauiif a
40 only an Eanilsh country heuss can
De- THERE'S an lar b. ihs para Enis
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AN APcH4NdEL IN RAGS

ITS name Is A. T. Graves Anywhere. Nowhere.
Is face of the earth In plain
a. Graves i a
a. atcbanEel
Hfe the lite woman wha Was de-
tweneah the Woman
al
"a jumped into NC
hf tie was afHuHel
hey. woman disappear
the vigilance OF
neesnan suf nut that made 40 d'
not much 10 OF. ns coat a mere
easily the rppes and dNed
the surface she
lie determined TO save
together Each time Graves
the
policemen OF tae water
m 0avss u ~ al
Both The to the hospital where shs re-
covered. ne 10 thr role - clothes
ga0thy 10 the
sergeant and walked n o nisht
hunt All the hafataeks
possibly him home Ike Meichsetee 81 DID,
the world knows
Ssh nsied Nay. - print A
rneasb tramp. prs Law Ana liar b~sier
be- an OF
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FRENCH AUTHOR
IS IN TOWN

Andre A. HaFoub- polifuH. profess
spr ~ economies Tor political and so
ciAi sciences ~ she University ui
Paris arrived ia this eUy yesterday
on a mission from the wrench EcF
sfumant lie r. touring the United
states. investigating tue iuduaifial
and economic eanailiguH ~ this
country, and VII maBe full report
90 President inHhet when be re-
tufuH g. France. next winter
M saEaus Dellfus 4 ths authaf
- many tunks on social economics.
and - a recognized authority efl
that subject
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aud there ~ shalt leave our horses
De- added
uuf ms aHn pert Il seemed g. ue
that 81 itb 81 iuHt q cause we HhHuli
have done best 30 side boldly up 90
hiH door aid summon HIN % HuffNns
usf tha lady Hut lhHff J WHH Hfnnf
rar tbs one thiuK which every buH
Iiahmnu faHfa 81 tne ihW. lie Hhh'9
IN himself and when De- has once
made Dc II hrromeH terrible tffnut
before whom the bfHeeat guHllH. iip
viii amlia at bfaakIuH BIZ herhi Dot
hr VIII turn pale ~ breaking me
law n HaeuH. them from Mhhl
Loud Hutton told me hn We waived
through the park. that Ha we're On
the wrong slide IT the Law - TINS
matter Lord uaffa NnH Doc The fiHhi
10 carrying or his Hlfr. since Hhf
did Indeed belong - him aud ouf
.usfn position nuW HHH nothing hfie
ter Dian that of bufslafn ana ifrh
paaarrh II nuH nat Tor burglars ~
apauiy approach the front boot We
rauiI take the laHg by force 81 by
efHr. bat We cpuid not take her bf
right. for the iHW WAS against ur
This vac what my friend explained
ia me HH we ciSpl up towards ihH
shelter Of strawberry which WINS
CLOSE f. the Windows ~ the house.
I hence sc could examine this tort
rraa. see whether - could effect n
lodsment n o. and. above all 10y
Go establish SOME communication
Hith she beautiful prisoner insia"
There We wgfe then. in The shrub
berry. Lord HuftaH and A. each win
3 ihaful ia the pockets OF uuf flding
coats md with the most faaalufs de-
termination in our hearts that We
should not return Without the lady
Eagerly He scanned every window
~ the widespread house. Not B.
sign could we see uf fhf prisoner or
~ anyone else but on The gravel
drive outside the anef were TIE deep
sunk marks ~ the wheels OF tho
ehoin~. There vas 70 doubt That
they had arrived. efUlchlna among
the laurel bushes sc held q wills
nared council Of waF bar singular
interruption brought u 90 an end,
out 81 iae door 81 the house theff
stepped tall fiHEen haired iusn'
such figure as one would choose
FOR the FLANK OF = ErenHdief com
uany. ks he TURNED hiH brown fafg
and hiH blue eyes towards W, ]
recognized Lord naere. Win long
strides be came doau the gravel
path straight for the SPOT where We
fconiinusdb
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continued from 4eatcrda1a
The first words q explanation went
mtl me Ike = sahsf point
'srhat gentleman said she. rs my
huahaua'
"N uuf husband
''Yau must haze known that l MAS
married She seemed surprised al
nay agitation,
a did not knpS
This il Lord George neefe We
have been married twn years lhrfe
IL 90 need 10 tell you low 20
wranssd she. ieft him sfd anunhl
refuge under mx brothers rapt 70
tiii tu,iaf h. has left me there anase-
tested what } must above AL THUS =
sxoia IL the chItncu II duel h1tw eco
my husband and ms brother Il h hnf'
fihie % Ultima 81 BOZ ihtH reason
Lord nuftan Must 9n9w nothlhk "a
this chance mretinE II today
"if mY pistol oeNlf FIRE. 300 from th''
annoy AuHna
s'Sa ma a. h not 10 b. Thought Or
Rrmcfnhsf YuuF pfasuisr. Cos. Gerard
Ana net a word 81 tiiHh GeHhe 81
what fea have seen
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TURNING NOISE TO USE

Indianapolis has made sudden esP to fan' by
method hsrncssng and Arphg the
sua mskns s searee o. meeh@H'e4 eaN Tor
uashtaery
doubt the
sassesis u electricity laughed The man
might Ne hidien coal was
anefie suspicious Of al n.~
trrsamn fasas ana
aesces utilize energies That are
only fseahse and
apply /
only ard overflow Of nhun-
The asai machine o. nossss q Is evnE % TIE dcfs
that % the
sound
harmony To ulse the pFehie,r
Furnished. hgt u l.
peee
Industrial establishments where . designed
u Furnish eifhoat whatssss.
lpfohstis
diverted into
FURNISH ana Ne rational
possibilities
that sss g b
IS daabe
b. hesaase
sae-eheier buldnssts!
sAnc~s o blessings
made hb friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
DEVLiH DISCHARGED

A Deyiin slli not ha required q
stand tflaf on tho charge ~ reishine
n. a. Tanner. Nho caused hin ar
test several days aao- Amer hear
tuE the etldsur~. Justice canu held
that ~ Tannsf Wks rubbed ~ I'll
Iaeiiu had not cufnmitted the tsFlfssF
Trainer. Who ia . travelling man.
ssYa D~yifH snatchea ass frufH aiH
Ia second avenue restaurant Tam
Has bad taken q iarKs nunt % nlAhss
tfom his paekst fof the rursuas ~
making a bet with nsKiin. "a 20 j. >
fsHshurta man.
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emslr. p.r1 rh....r

Afnaan fe@ special attractions ~
fefra - shr k.npira paFN fhaaisi
this Nees 81 the ei~Fcr aeftAz sad
street. singing - Lille Hethefisnd
NartlBeffl ths little enuedientts. slaf
sszs.ftgassa thr aus5isnf@ last niENi
wsgh Her Fsntisfna ~ just Little
SiwEsr but You're Ninr. All Aifie.
aifa elins several enthusiastic en-
carr3 Arthur fsahn. The ssnellFr
t.aa-o. i aina ous af the ira sins
cards. aua the test 81 th# tiii u
sfItaafsaffW lf4sssH
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WANTS s20.000

a. ~. rstcfvan yesterday filsf
nfth the cuuneN clerk claim
against che city Tor 80 80 damages
Dor psfaaual tuflf4ea Peterson states
fhaf hls horse STEPPED into a bolt
in the street tu ta~ vicinity - Easi
iaks avenue and DUnmy say and a
n rrauit be Naa throNu from tbs
buggy he saNs ~ accident ea.
CURED July = and that - Husfntn.
- permanent Injuries - = result u
hts fall
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on JOY SUPREME,
STILL MORE J0N

After dlareEardinK the city ceun-
eii-H Instructions fof almost = Year,
the Seattle Electric cnfapauy han a.
last begun the u'paif uf the pave
mrut tsfwseu tho street taf tfsss -
ga second avenue. Men n the esfE-
ploY 81 the company began tesfinE
np ths old sofn out brick ia the
- cement yesterday. aud sac repair
eufk will BE- pushed through % =
speedy enfmpIstian.
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VACATIONS OF FAMOUS FOLKS
NO Si4: NO VACATION FOR hETTY
GREEN THE RICHEST WOMAN

NEW york. Ane So hsli a.
eeans &c The sansaer eaealiaas & Hat
u Green ga 30 crowssad lntc aaa q
the pi4ort~@s chapters q sureeet h1sr-
atnr~ Neghins fsiaA @eaisi tsii ne
sfafy Mrs Green isat npeh b xissu 90
fsivsuty sAe anias tat she can pfs-
sefvr her bsaifh aud SCI airutF = sat-
fsfsrtltn u4s q fle ~ attending
strictly 20 hsss.asss.
- shg raFnaa over fraEn her fsrEHr
eafsage every aay ard htes g. the 80
ftHaadwsF eank vrers shs has sIesx
rssasn There she y e. - fnrna DUR
fns haniaees hour. sssF. DAY aitsnsiius
30 TIA details that 80 With the HiHn.
azssaxnt ~ taiiara uhsn fhsF hare
been assembled 20 M ameent = mii-
hsus sesnstluiTs she has q fsN law
suits hY WaF - diesrsiaa. Bat she has
nst ladnigea her fane2 = that rsKaft
this year
Ths only Fuss sha has had has hem
with the Jersey city anthefifiae. Nha
fusistea that she pay H.sFnss an her
do Mrs.. Green Unanswered for q
wreck o. mere Ga keep hgFund thF reach
Of ths tar x4thersr tag sinaiiy saFfsn-
aersst she Wnai1 haFs atood 4 szit y
there AS The slightest ehancs g win
haf there appeared t. r. none. ausi shr
Was obliged 70 by pace ny fslsaNsax
hef hold un g.
Last simmer Mrs. Green dld make a
vacation vsnturs tat i Vas not "a her
fftinx she accompanied ter daughter
q r~-Brf IN New England shs rid
cat for q few days ard then retarnsd
"a hrr iss1niarss. JACOB WALpfs'K.
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THE fufsfusifauai Bank 4 Trust
eafupauT - Anaefls a. No las SEQ
snd Htsaus. im the usw Walker
building Capital paid ia - I've
Mlli1n Dollars has savings de-
uaffm~uf which feceiFr# deposits
~ ttaa ard areafsis. ga shleh. q
per cent interest II allowed from
late nf Herusit They have also
ueus~ Savings banks. which are
available for The use ~ thHif GUS
fafsaTa -
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THEATERS


Am~lia Ism CHAM op1ns her engage
fu~nt here this evening Ia The
elm beHn. clyde E1tchs isgaiaf
problem play. whieh n replsts win
the difficulties % the faahteBF,hi
four huudrud. AMI With IT, ffNi'ties
under TIE ltmetiHtats but thruuxh the
plot there runs an undereuFFeut 81
noble sautiuirnt and u striving after
deals al ending very pH9fHFly ~
tho triumph ~ the better element
The rHHsb-srs'' Nsli be rvpsIkisad To-
marruW night. AnA On sturdy at
fernosM ana evening the haHansuue
actress manager All pfrsuftf TIE
Ffisky kfrs. johnson. fsfehihE
picture u the Say lifs 81 the Auasfi-
can cssossy in tha Partisan a0fid,
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Thr pretty little ThlFA Asssue she
ater. freshly renovated and deeisfat'
-. afil open on sunday nTsf sNN
Nat gastdeiu's famous cafHeaf a
sifAt Nfna. presented 81 thr Nor
iaunt Humphrey company hif 2
ss.sss..s Nsss.s frsssa fs1ftiama 90 ac
helng Yef ready faf The epsnsus ~
the aaaEnH MaHA4efa EsNEaI
Drew - che Thlfd avenue haYe hal
decorators ana repair sHss ~
ssrk On the building gns nearly tNe
months asst ard tisn popular liiiie
ahaN house " IN suirufia SHAPE ~
rer~lrs tsa new Season . patronage
nox 0fflun opens for sale Of SEATS
Saturday tnnfuinN
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third day OF September. Il o'clock
.. M. 1904
T.hla meeting T. called by the hoard
81 trustees fer the purpose ~ IA
cfeaMnE the capitalization Of the
syndicate.
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UPRISING

RERLfN. Aug. "A telegram
from Pert Arthur this morning
states that rrpnFts rsurlNra there
frnm different preftuerH H. china
indicate simultaneous uprising
Witch threatens to iaveivs the y hole
country
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Via GREAT N0RTHERS RAIL
WAY. Round trip 81 Paul see.
Chicago fffto. -. Louis te1.ta. on
First avenue.
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Take Adsantses

on tbs 80 round trip rate ia Stag
way and return. Past steamers
nuiphln end fumhslldt Angus; ~.
e. a., september /. ees FIRST ave.
niue 80
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of low excursion rates. via GREAT
/ NORTHERN RAILWAY. TO -
Paul Chicago. ~ isfsiis and sfhsf
Eastern cities Dates u sale. AuE.
ufH - g. TEket uzfies 81 idEsi
a. Hume
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FREDERICK & NELSON
rias Furniture IhesBoasd fus Hbfnturs
Special for
Friday
Lawn Mowers at
Remarkable
Reductions S~ VA
Tia.rs,Aitsr,
rias FsrHitbra

Tomorrow friday a special sale of
the well-known Run Easy and Win
ner' Lawn Mowers. The sale is for
cash only. None of the mowers will
be sent G.. o. d.
The underprIces are important enough
to be noticed and taken advantage of by
all who may need a new mower this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

The Weo4uelf exposition cumnit-
Zee eili have = wedding each week
Parties desiring 10 marry wiii be
Furnished wlfh license and = hand
same present Address or -. A. J.
fpeckert. secretary ard avenue and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

"Roll 81 Aonor~ contest closes
Saturday night. Get your vote IN
bsfors u is toe late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

Take a lfip 70 Victoria. n CT
cheap rates Saturday and Sunday.
SOS Ffrzf avenue $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
Rnn.,na q Death

~ not Eoins 70 Victoria. u. g
cheap rates Saturday and Sunday
sps First avenue 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

&Nfff8fWta Via 0WAeA8 F8aAH
Twe trains daily a. 8an Franctsea.
fare f11f0 first class. 1850 necenf
Fast ifn1s. magnificent scenery and
excellent service 20 All California re-
sorts.
SPECIAL rate excursions July 18th
70 18TH. August 18th and 18th. 18th
and ssh. ChieaEo and feturu. $3.50
- Louis. tTfse. Omsaha. Kansas
city $50 New Orleans SIS IS
Atemuhsn 1s1sa Tirkefs tnfoFfaas
ton and descriptive literature AZ
southern Pacific Cos office. els
FIRST ave. r. = Eilis. general agent
Wilson's Modern Business College
Entire top fiaor roifinA building
James and Second The biEReaf
besinsss training school IN washing
ton. s.s