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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
SKIPPED
NOME CRIMINALS JUMPED BAIL
AND CAME TO SEATTLE

]. Wada. awaiting trial fDF efah~r-
ntefnent. ard Fiafenes Lsnar.
:. .:.lssaS, ~. -
lnK bondasnea hshiad. At horne. and
are f1s ikeszsht 70 ~ y Seattle.
That as the news brought - the
STEAMER Roanoke. arriving this
morning
Wads h the enterpTislhg and fsa.
tive Japanese that recentIy had
narrow - fspun being iynrhasi
"a the hands o. TAnana stamped
~ra Tor spreading the report that the
fakoa Wa uunavisahlss ~ that the
transportatissEz companies would not
attsaipt % bfiaE goods 90 the ar~
carp.
Ste brought footstuff= into the
pew camp then and cuTuzrcd the
market lie - also the man Whu
brought the first news Of the Ia.
mana strtks 10 Dawson.
Things became 80 warm for
Sada that ne went 20 Naste He
had no s1anef arrived there than he
y A. arrested by nspuiY Marshal
cssdy on receipt ~ a telegram from
rsabuty Marshal priehrlbla % Ram
part Wada Rad sold ~ mink skins
y hieh werr nat hta aWu AZ q arfrce
George r. Taylor and r. = fran-
hart wenf on his bond. bat wsds
sailed for Seattle ou the frriEhier
AHssc which fss DAYS sgo ar
riTed herr.
Fforsnre f1en1ar vas ARRESTED for
stealing sts from Armand Hanson
sne was 1T osft On tee bah sub
se1nsntis shs VAS aFreAtsd fossthcr
Wtth George HigRa. on 4 charge ~
perjury committed At she trial zach
Wa let cut or tees bait The fair
FtnTence IL believed 20 have come
u seattle The Nome police trle-
Ersphsd 90 this city to have her ar
rested. bat inasntrh a. she probas
bly, reached the city before the re-
celpt ~ the slow freight telegram
b. the local police. she has prob.
ably made her escape.
A month or move uould be taken
I far IRE kilograms - fe4eh So $50
ard she could have arrived here
~ steamer long before that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

MULCTED

Capt A. G.. Ianaeu. until q few
weeks Rg0 master ef the Pacific
Coast Steamship cumpnuHa Lynn
canal liner city 81 Seattle, has been
held responsible for the recent col
iini0n between that steamer and tho
British ship HankleiKh At VAN
coueer In the opinion Of tho adj
mifaity court. delivered NJ Naneau
Yer BY Justice Martin Thursday at
tefuoon, a t6a 600 judgment IL given
Tor the plaintiffs, who had iiheled
the ely Of Seattle.
The full amount viii prob Sbly not
have TO be paid by the Pacific Coast
Steamship company. however. as the
damages viii be assessed by two
marine men Of Vancouver appoint
"a b. the court and the registrar OF
the supreme court.
Justice Martin upheld the cone
tuntiau that the hankleigh wus
properly moofed az the Evans.
Suieman6 Evans wharf diaehnrRinR
cargo when fammcd By the steam
rr, finding that eafrlesauesa nn the
part 81 The city 81 Seattle had been
responsible Tor the accident
3 According 90 the evidence Of the
pilots Who appeared az witnesses.
when Cart Jansen found himself In
the position he did, elaasd ii ~ a
bank Of log. and close "a the wharf.
he should have reversed hin engines
sud led ~ the anchor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
CYCLONE ALSO HIT "
WHILST. PAYROLLS
FANCY SALARIES UNDERGOING ANrFAr TREATMENT WITH
A vENoGANcE-oLuRks 10 ST SAVINGS IN SPECULATION

ever. has been 20 severe aud has
lasted 30 long that they arp actually
pfaotieinK economy They began
with general expenses. and have
finally feasssed the payroila The
big nuanclaf concerns have made no
reductions, tus the employees OF
searor u the smaller ones have been
hard hit.
In addition 90 the trimming OF
salaries. hundreds Of the clerks have
lost heavily IN speculation, Several
times during the past few months II
seemed that the bottom had been
reached. that prloea could net pos
ribly 80 lower That seemed o. be
the Judgment Of many OF the best
lfefmad men GA the street Clerks
with their inside" Information took
that view of the situation. dumped
their savings into the market Rnd
WERE wiped cut like any other lambs.
That was wuaful enough. and nhw
- have their pay reduced ln ad1i=
item gives the clerks nesaimnie,le
view 0r the worlds progress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
NOME
GOLD
aokNoKE BRINGS $4,000 Aso
is2 PASSENGERS

80 ..s ~. -. - " ssa - !. ~
The y. A T. 4 r. Cas- treasure
ship GoanaAe. capt. Weaver. arrived
from Nofhe TITS mofHtnG. Fnusrfst-
ing a quick "Trip VIA Dutch Harber,
and bringing tfaa fqe IN tres sure ard
49, raaserkera Two thirds OF her
treasure - consigned e the =, A. 7.
a r. Ca. and the bafanre vas sent
out b. vsrioes mining ofnpanles N
thu Meme district
TIE Roanoke left S9sue Jaiy n.
At . m. and Essade TIE run doNa
frDfn Dutch Hafbor "a days Is
heuFN- TIE resenaa cutters Act'vi-
Ioch and Thetis were AZ ~ Michael
Ga the departure 81 the Rnsnoke
fron that port. July -. The Nc
a.ultcrh - 10 take the senatorial
party. Consisting 81 senators Nelson.
psliiaxhAsz1. Hurnhari and Patterson
70 Nome. Whnre great preparations
are being fsAds feF their reception.
The ~ A T.. y T. Cos rfxer
steamer J. r. Hsaiy. Wtfh the party
ahoarsi. IL expected "a arrive a. -.
Michael. July %
The party started from Dawson
On the steamer sarah. whieh ran
aground - miles heiou Circle city
Arrangements were made 20 have
the zaverunsrt steamer Van West
continue with the party 10 S0lAts.
from witch the Heaiy ~ 20 take
them - ~ Michael
The Thestz rosa 20 puiut barrow
With Senator Dietrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MARINE
GOSSIP
ROANOKE BRINGS BUDGET OF
INTERESTING NEWS

An interesting haEEet of marine
news was brought fF1m Nome b.
the steamer Roanoke. which arrfs-
81 tosay - the Yukon river feet
the steamers Sarah and Robert Kerr
are both reported aground on Yukon
flatN below Circle city. and steamer
Seattle No. , vas reported broken
down on the TanAna- The n a T.
a r. Cos steamer VIII II. lsou
was expected 90 arrive az ~. MI
ehaat from Dawson, August 70.
When the Roanoke teff Nome. the
STEAMER FIX had gone 70 Cape York
Win p faFfH-~F. representing
Kew YORK capitalists. aboard. who "
10 tHt r~tiNatT t~@ HtfiTr ." ttT 49,
fFtcf
The steamer St. Paul had arrived
from Eau FrKncisr0. The whater
T1.fa.her was IN from the Arctic, 10
put ashore capt. Kumaky, Who was
seriously III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
IN DEADLY FEAR
RESIDENTS PIAcgRvLLG. GAIA AFRAID THAT ESCAPED
coNVlcrs WILL LOOT

rf.AcERviLI.E. cab. Aug L.
The Inhabitants Al this town have
becn thrown Into a state Of frenay
on acrount 81 tae Vfder gtvWn a.
withdraw thc resss tat has been
guarding thr tawn and approaches.
hoping - eagtuFs, the escaped con
xicts from the Folsom ;sguitentiarS
II = believed that the withdrawal
ef tie heavily armed posse VIII 81
cnca bcc0u4e kausu 10 the eauVfeta
ana that they all uilke = raid tn
the tnwm n aeNFvh gs money ard
provisions ~ such a raid should tse
made. Nhieh u eklrensiy rFoeehke.
X u certain tsat seveeas lives would
- szsfifteest AZ the essavicts would
urdoabte,tiy begin SHOCKING "a sesn
"a they cans@ Within Tire town tut-
iEk. 81 order 60 tsfrortxs the lfshabis
s1nte and naakr ths ieatfag % stores
and private rv~tdsuees a task Of
comparative ease
ri4esrytlFc - the testfnlnk 81 the
stage routs 10 Lake Tethcs. and -
thIK time q the YEAR " usually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
ss!'1sT1ln~ cnG Cos 1. ~. ~. .
For A STROLL

CHICAGO. Aus t.-Rolsess "
Wilson. editor Of the Dufand. III.
clipper. started Al nooss today for
walk % cars f4aeufne. on the
Arctic ocean. sfxe miles Nway,
re Wili % through Minaeaots.
through Canada. foliosinE the coast
from Nafsro4nrr 20 Cape Nassaes
thence 20 his destination hayossd ths
Arctic circle. lie expects 20 b gins
Il months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

crowded With tourists There are
tus few hrre new however as the
fear that the desperate outAaeis viii
hold mp the stages and rob eF Kill
the passengers has had the effect OF
kcepins travellers away.
IL II reasonably certain thar The
escaped frtona are in this vicinity
and are only awaiting an opportun-
~ 60 secure proHiasonn - continue
their flight Into the Mid mountain
region u the east last niEht = man
supposed to be one Of the escaped
felana VAS saui az on the Lake Ia
nee road. bat he escaped into the
brush.
A movement - 0n faot today 70
form vigilance COMMITTEES and
place an armed guard IN the town
eight and day until all danger Of a
raid from the conxtcts 4 past. In
the ufeaatinse the wousn Are in
state bordering on hystefia. as they
10 not know al What moment they
Wsii hear the shooting that viii be
fhs signal that the outlaws have
started = r4id on fhs taWn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

SAN FRANCISCO. July ai-A
naval efficeF recently fsturhed from
CHINA tells an extraordinary STORY
about a derciiet which has been
fioatinE aSsand the eastern sra-
This Fannie Kerr - = four maated
bark II atts tons. built ~ steel. She
left Newcastle Ia April feaz with :
cargo of eoal. boana for san iran
c.sca. ahs rounded the Horn safely.
hat her cargo caught nfe In the
south pAelflc. and after uftng for
mtnre than ssssuth to sxtfnEu&h
the flames. the ship became - hot
that the raptain and crew albanian
- hkr On June eth mi took - Ahssf
boats.
They landed It KAUAI an Island
az tbs Hawaiian group. male their
way 10 Hnnaiult3 where Tho captain
made mis- report and ths cree vas
discharged
on March 10Th last the captain u
the steamship tlsathdsne hound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

NEW YoRK. AuE There has
been slump IN Wall street pay.
rolls. an we'll es IN stock quota tiona
like the latter. Il has been record
breaker In some vases salaries
have been cat nearly 40 per cent
business has been spoor with the
brokers ever niiwo the biA drop in
stock prices besan last winter. The
great public that auHtnins Wall
street refuses 10 buy stocks on a
falling market Securities are passed
by, even II theY are cheap When
the market n soaring che public viii
gohbie stocks. even II u Is Ger
tAinty that the pfiee ia inflated.
Then u IL that commissions roll In
aud the brokers are prosperous
They hedeek themselves In fine raj
nent and spend money with both
hands
A. a rule the iuli betNeen periods
Of this prosperity n short and has
little effect on thn expenses 81 the
brokers The present famine. how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
AN ABANDONED SHIP HAS
DRiFTED F0R NINE MONTHS
WIN HER CARGO AFiRE

from Yokohama 20 Farmaza. fiEhied
a yeasst Adfift fs0in which smoke
seemed 50 arse. sseAinina los arb
her he aisNSNurcd that she Was the
long miaainK Fannie Kerr vhirh
hat beru gradually aflftirg Nett-
wari several thousand Wsi~H for
nearly nine uonths With Arr cargo
aa ftre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
NOBODY
TO BL anne

A eoroners Jury decided this
.n0rninR that no one vas 20 Diaiiif
far fhs Great Northern tunnel ae-
efdent wednesday night In which
three men lost their lives. Coroner
HOVE held an Inquest At the Penney
Watson rnofElIe. This morning. over
tbe three bodies. After examining
a number Of the men employed IN
she tunnel, and some 81 the forcusn
from the works ~ Witnesses the
Jury returned the following verdict
1--WE ne jury. find that Frank
smith. Joe Carlo and Frauchesh1 Nof-
e,eski came to their deaths b. being
caught W 8 slide ~ the Great North
err tunnel. The accident was IN
avOidabie."
The Jury viewed the tunnel before
returning the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
CANNOT SELL
7 RIGHT or war

That the Northern Pacific railway
has no power % sell any of the land
granted 10 u by the government faF
tiRht-of-saY purposes and that title
cannot BE- Nained hy adverse pasHrs-
ssass - the gist OF = decision made =
few days ago ~ the United states
auprefns court a copy OF which
reached the city yFgterday.
The Northern Pacific has disposed
af parts 81 its right way grant
and Ia many instances homes have
been erected ON the land ~ purs
ehaaesa The company brought suit
asaiaat the holders " these lands.
~ith the result that the Titles held
By the urehuarfa Wefe held void.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MERGER WINS
The Federal Court of Minnesota
Rules in Favor of the North
ern Securities Company

Of the sherman act ana relates only
60 railroads and the Securities
cempany h not railroad. Neither
rad VA party IL the forming Of
Tho Securities company
Judge t4echron says the Securities
company In Nut an investing stock
holder IA the railways, without pow
rf O. cnnaoiidats them or interfere
With their management "a control
THAT y iay judgment" he coh.
cludea nana Il leads me 10 the COM
elurisn that none OF the defendants
have violated the Minnesota anti
trust act This conclusion h appar-
entity contrary % the ease 81 the
United States va the Northern Sc
ruFltises company, bat the rights Of
the ntinhnta and NY own SENSE Of
duty aiikr ruautrp this decisiaEI A
derive l. therefore entered dismiss
Ing the states hiil II complaint
NEW YORK. Aug ~-Thr North
efn Securities stock advanced fous
points 10 a1A ana reacted IA ~
Fufty thousand shares changed
hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

The funeral o. Bro. Peter =. Gess-
neF VIII take place from Eagles
aefie. "a ave. and Pike At. on sun
day. Aug 2. 1903. Al o'clock. .. ma
All members are requested to at
tend. by order of
IRVING WARD.
Worthy President.
Attest Frank David
worthy Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MASSACRE
A Terrible Slaughter of Babis
Reported i'm Persia--ReIigi0us
RefOrmers Expelled

PERLiN. Aus. i-coiogns Cas-
site today publishes a g. Peters
burg dispatch oanfirmins the repart
OF massasra ~ nahls Ia Persia.
two days aNo. The Dispatch adds
that she sisnAtien u eftfirai a. che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

The lost art Of tempuring copper
has be.u discovered and patented BY
Seattle people. Their factory IN n9W
turning out The metal ~ i2tp ftfaf
avenue south. fanited amount -
sioek Tor sale. Information Supplied
and articles pn exhibition AZ offices
Il tha AFisr copper Manufacturing
eu. sas Burke bids -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

agitation against MehAmmafsn
prieatA Continues. ThirtNetso hun
drud religious rvtprulTrH have n9rn
exusiied from iHgahsn owing - =
fear thai theY viii be mNasaEfrd.
One hundred and tWsnty tiabis Sefc
KILLED a 1ckd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Tho nrwaboYn give a picnic At
Pleasant Beach sunday, August p.
Boats leave Pier No. = ~ ?. 10. II
a. M IL m. lis. 2 20. s:3o. fiso
and 7 % ,. m
Round-trip tickets, including dane
ing. soc. zee
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Sunday Esesr.ioc

Tho nnWHboys give an excursion
ard picnic 10 Pleasant beach. sun
DAY.
floats leave Pier M. At .. 70. II
a IN. ~ m. Is. 20. ! so. 10 and
% 10 m sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

There II going 10 be single senil-
ing race. and those wishing TO pay
ticipate viii report TO +. y. Gili.
sailors union hall. John u. Agsn
tiff5sE. Ine pfiEr viii bg a K1lu
medal 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in ad-
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours-8 a. m. TO 8 p. m
Sundays a. m. to IA m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

The newsbOys give a picnic a.
Pleasant Beach Sunday. August =
gnafs seave Pier No. NJ =. 10. -
). m. " NJ lis, 30, ssso, f.sp
end 7 30 p. m. -
tffx Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

W. o. Hutchinson &c. Suit Sale
We are nav IN the midst ~ oaf
Midsummer Clearance sale. High
priced knnsinrtpn suits for tie. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Steamers Manette ans ileed. sun
day. August 2, halt hourly service
ffp4n eoiman dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

BAN FRANCISCO. cal. Aus -
BERNARD MhitsiaW, Who assaulted
AMI robbed Mfs Mathews isai March
VS. neulsnrea 60 life Imprisonment
at faipaFn psuftrntinFN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Miss Mecorsnles. sopssna. Ftfsi n.
=. church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

THE PLACE TO LIVE.
EASY TO REACH EASY TO BUY
Beautiful iocaiion on shore Of Lake Wash
lngtan short ride On scent electric care
RON FIret and WasniuEtani large lnta
roeita. with alley, sfe seliinE fast at SO
SSa afsd sos a. y ard $50 down and -
nionths - already auid; everybody likes
Rainier Beach, its the best and cheap
est property on market FOR home and in
vestment. schools churches. stores. fine
garden aoils cleared and Hradcd avenues
sidewalks. gHAnd views, boating, bathing
fishing hieh ana henlthful. plenty wood
and city water. lumber on terina o. home
built Fee Afr. Weed agent. officr at
Rainier beach. ~ 6. X. sturtevant. own
e. afo Bostaa block
sss rAeH- s. DOWN. s. 80 monthly fer fine
level lots near car tine.
WARMER a co, as ARCADE nLDG.
stao- building ists2: Q years lease OF
sruaua $3.50 nonthiyi household goods.
WARMER a co. $50 ARCADE nIDo
SO rTIt AcRE-ieo sores water front. near
seattle. this T. a bargain,
WARMER a co. tss ARCADE BLDG
We can iocate you on tho hest homestead
lands In Washington We have unme Roaa
farms FOR sale Call On T.. "a Casey. doe
Pacific block Seattle.
CHEAP lots az SIS Up. at Hillman city;
only II minutes ride on old Renton car
une en- washington street. terms S.
down. ~ monthly come today. large.
warm office on grounds
TO CLOSE our.
tlno-FiVe acres % good land only fif-
teen minutes walk 20 the electric car
and thirty minutes ride 20 the city.
Adams \ Nichols. 81 Washington
building. lat and Cherry st.
AN EXTRA GOop Buy.
f12nn-ta acres Of choice land. Il acres
under cultieNt ton. five room house,
barn root house. wood house, chick
en- houses aud other outbuildinFs.
orchard 81 bearing trees, 81 miles 10
electric car and a good wagon road
10 the city. Terms ON part N desired.
Adams a. Nichols. alf Washington
building. ist ave. and Cherry 81
OWNER going TO Alaska will sacri-
foe fine lots a. Woodland park. on
car line Ter $500 terms. Jas. h
Taylor, as Arcade.
FOR farms and acreage In Western
Washington call on Slettcngrcn a
Arneil. y ROCKWELL block.
Personals
GHRfsTkNsESa rerpalchoreen colieEo--
Society ana theatrical dancing ana body
culture phone rcd ~.
Society Notices
/ All TIN MAN-No tiles in your horne
with my sereena. nAudaf1. the earpsn-
ter Az Madison. phoncsi Matn iiTo.
n Ios5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

STEAMERS Maustte and Reed. sun
aay. August 2. half hourly HerNlgf
from Goln1an doek.
sa--@ss-ss< -
Mr. Sevherry. pianist. FIRST " =
churVh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

yoU can stiil buy choice lot in
CAPITOL MIL EXTENSION
At bargain. 60 out Monday.
statesmen viii be ON the groand "a
shess the prosperity. Take Gag .ss.ss ssssssssii
car.
l.. J. sPRES0LF-C. c. MEADER.
OWNERS.
$40 ARCADE BUILDING.
PHONE MAIN ifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

I'm TIN f5S 10 fIisS n your home
with my screens. Randall the enfpsn-
Ter. tip Madison phoncsi Matn ii10.
AZ 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

OWNER going TO Alaska will sacri-
foe fine lots a. Woodland park. on
car line Ter 500, terms. Jas. Il.
Taylor AS Arcade.
=
FOR farms and acreage In Western
Wuahinutuu call on Slettcngren a
Arnc4l - ROCKWELL block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

TO LOAN Private money at low rate -
Interest uamas a Oabsf 10 1ssier
Hay Faasns b 4 and 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

HuHJf advanced saiafisd people. retail
merchants taamafrfk boarding huliasas
Aithnul Hs0ufitF. largest htlHinrsz fa -
principal cities T1ifaaH. 80 Epief hlgrh.
80 Hseahd avenue.
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For Observation-Disclosures

CuHpOHATfDNH efganIsads collections
Eaateufss Tsnaiaea. notary uuuilf + ~
Hssruhaum. iaNYsF. $40 Baitay building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

4 HEHpErTAHIE place 10 tarraS mansg
Ga diamonds. IaNnifB| Watches American
Watfh z aeHsify ea - fifHt atp.
Iainisf Grand. private offices. alfictiy
confidential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

VIE lpnH a. saiHFisd people ~ fisflf person.
81 ngta. sifhasf asraflfyi dsaiinaa siHcts
~ cgnfihrutiai n fea Essd tnpneF cell
aH us Tho HidsiifF Loan CO., room 2
Colonial block. northeast eufuff HHfpnd
and Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

hHAHu HArifff InfI 20 fIM Eirsf ave.
aae ifaass uaair faraishedi aii H491ffni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

HAKEhs ATTGHTf0RT The Gallm-
bia Bakery. Edm0ndz. IL for Haia a.
less than cost ~ uint=fafnbiishcd
business. owner has other business.
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Hten ffaal foam ~ TO gentlemen. 1913
NgWth agHHuss
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-16

Mrs. W. S. Ellis was down from Olyn
pia last week, and expressed her faith
in Aberdeen by purchasing lot on the
corner OF l. and Market streets, upon
which she will erect five cottages for
rent.
Capt. G. +. Burrows, returned yestc I.
day from a vacation OF several weeks in
California. The genial captain looks
improved by his trip, and was accom-
panied home by brother, who will
make an extended visit in Aberdeen.
Major Chas. f. Veysey went to
Centralia this morning, to install the
officers OF the Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythas this evening. Rev. Cbas. Nc
Dermpth accompanied him, as Brigad c
Chaplain.
An energetic Manager for Office to be
opened in this CITY for large manufacture
ing concern. salary one Hundred Dol
lars per month, extra Commissions and
expenses. Five Hundred Dollars cash
security required. Best OF references
Address Manager p. .. Box 2l24 San
Francisco, Calf.
How often YOU hear it remarked: "It's
only cold" and few days latter learn
that the man is on his oacH with pneu-
monia. This Is OF such common occur
renee that cold, however slight, should
not be disregarded. Cham be rlai. g
Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. 1t always cures and
is pleasant to take. sold by ali Drugg-
lists.
The second annual session or conven.s
ton of two districts of the Christian
Endeavor societies, will be held in Aber-
deem next Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
On Friday and Saturday the convention
will meet in the Presbyterian church,
and the Sunday sessions will be in the
Congregational church.. A number OF
noted people from abroad will address
the meetings.
Miss HOLSTERS lecture on Thursday
evening proved to be all that had been
promised. 1t was very interesting, in
structlve, and made most favorable
impression on large, representative
audience OF citizens both old and young
who united in saying it was one OF the
best lectures given here for long time,
Aberdeen Union appreciate and are very
grateful for the courtesy shown them by
the city press, in advertising so literally
for this lecture.