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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

gestion or gastric trouble
goes some night to {
dinner and returns homt
to find he has taken thai
last step from health
which can never be tax
en- back.
To neglect the cur,
of indigestion or somt
other form OF stomach
trouble is dangerous. l,
is also inexcusable. DR.
Pierce's Golden Medica.
Discovery cures disease:
of the stomach and Other
organs of digestion anG
nutrition. 1t puriie.
the blood, stimulates the
liver, cures biliousness
and eliminates bilious
poisons from the sys
tenn.
rThe praise l would like
to give your Golden Medica
Discovery l cannot utter il
words or describe with pen, :
writes Jas B Ambrose, Esq
of I7oS !. Miffiiu St. Hunt
ingdon, Pa. Ell was taken
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

Hiller-What do you think OF man
who will marry girl for the sake of her
money? KENT think he wants the
money pretty badly.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04
Advertised Letter List.
NORTH YAKIMA.

NORTH YAKIMA.
Week ending February l, 1903.
Burton, Il Z Harrington, VIM
Porter, Jas p Simmonds, H
Thompson, Leslie Williams, Us
Wilson, Mrs G
w. l.. LEMON, p. NJ.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

"Some men, said Uncle Eben. takes
q heap o. credit fob bein' patient when
dey's only jes' dilatorv."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

81 suppose you lost your heart to that
Boston girl, too?" "Not quite-but it
was frost bitten"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

Wedding eIfts, cut glass and silver.
GOLDMAN's, Seattle.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

"She call that her football coat. ="
"Why?" Because it has a full back "
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

Shells he college man? He-Gra
cious, no. His handwriting is perfect,
legihle.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

Flora-Somehow, sck Jeannot seem
to get up courage to propose to me.
Don-Perhaps he's afraid you'd say
ives"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-02-04

"The bride looked like Queen. "
"The groom looked like the duece."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

HERE rs A GOOD BuY-sn acres
rich second bottom land, heen uses
for pasture 70 year.. very easily
cleared. close 20 small town. hands
90 Seattle $500
RoBT. MALrgY. tie New York Rlk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

CHOICE WATER FRONT acres
all sood land slopluE down 20 q
nice beach. adjoining small tesn.
- acres Improved. hne orchard
! 200 bearing trees cnmmodinu'
house % 10 rooms. large barn. sew
erai outhulldinEn. running spfiug
water. team. farming tools. cows
chickens two beats. splendid piaes
for bathing. boating and fishing.
Ian eel .hss place faT less ;a=a IN
proyemsnts cost u taken at once
| have Tor sale several small water
front places. handy 20 Seattle.
ROHr. MALTBY. tt0 New York Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
SMUGGLER
CAPTURED
Fred Anderson Picked Up
and Identified as Part
ner OF Thomas

Pred Anderson. the alleged snlur
EieF Whu escaped FROM Customs Ia,
sr~etafs heianrY and ttfinasr.
Thursday utefains. vas captured -
Police fatruluan ". g. Hubbard ga
hs nsw tsparflDln diHifict early this
niaFuinE aua landed in the rity isil
Later Dc paas positively Identified
Is fnsf.act0r ufink~r.
=. asN'..ssA - ,.. sss ..>>s-.'
n fiaffH Th0mas. who WAS cap
lursd - ihs customs Inspectors with
60 euuifahstud Chiuamen iu q sIonp
ea % near tho fsaefit Coast coal
aunksfe az Ihf foot 10 King street
Ihv rusteuns orflrefa attempted O.
auursal their ideutity when thsy
sasnH uUun the sioup. bat Anderson
atFFsa - have FerpEniaat thrn
81 fsdefai nrfirrra The Officers At
leIuIslsS g. talk 81 him. bui 10 utads
break Tor liberty Three shots
serT fired after him. but he Eas
tNNY Ills capture would have been
made Then bat tbs nffiesra had a.
fiay with the Cinnamon and ths
aaFtngr 81 the fugitive
The description ~ the missing mar
KmH Elfsn 90 the police and q strict
shteh has been kept Tor him This
neEniug Fatroiman Hubbard zaN
anderson w the neW isndFFinin and
iatirsa hat h. answered perfectly
D. description given ~ the much.
wanted snuRNief The offic~r ar.
Hfsted him and the Identification
Faa made iaffr.
Anderson u tell. DARK eumriex.
aued fisherman Nothing 10 xnoN n
Z him ~ the Seattle police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
DID NOT NAVE
FAIR SHOW
ITALIANS CLAIM TaEY WERE
CONVICTED UNFAIRLY OF
VIOLATING FISH LAW

George okriio. John Mobile. An
drew acszio. Frank liasastt Hud Joe
baNis. the Italians who were arrest
81 "a Htntau GA March 81 bF Game
Warden tlisf AMI Deputy Warden
CieEE on the charge Of dXuauttiua
fiah iu Cedar tiNef. near that place
claim that they have been greatly
WfpnEed bY the nardeua. All but
Davis refused q pay the g. fine
placed against them hf the knnton
court and last Tuesday ended IA
days Incarceration 10 the eoaniy
sail
II the story which theF tel IL
true they we're arrested without
pnoNoeatiou ~ the 0araeHH and then
given trial whieh waH conducted
unfairly against them oH4sliu said
last Hlshi
We we're arrested for ua cause.
"a hatsNUf. The ttnftiena heard sams
blasting up III the woods Ithase We
~ here Ne prfv walking that SUNDAY
afternoon ard meeting ua claimed
that We had been blasting Zoe fish
in the river Wa had ne powder fiah
80 other thinKH rs ear nHeAsH aiaH g
shaa that 40 had hsen doing ans
unlawful act In fact tau a. -
blasts similar 80 ths fret one eHfe
heard even after Ne Had been taken
into custody After aaf conviction
40 resolved fq 80 g. AL father thar
pay such a. unjust fine
At tire time 80 nnrr arrested
fhfes uf a.. kha are hTdeklsYsHs. A.
cempautrd ~ the other taa Whu
are miners 49, Halk fua un the
river TO look At some eiaY property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
PRIVATE GARBAGE
WAGONS DO THIS

g n seEsi. an Italian aarhaEs
euiieeiof. sus arrested this fnurHins
~ officer ShrshHn or complaint ~
Street FOREMAN Thomas The cts
street department has had consider
able trouble % late Ia being forced
to faliaw the garbage wagons around
and Pick up refuse that the careless
aliectof allowed 90 fail OF bite
faEnu.
This morning Thomas caught Seq
y aslsiaE stune Firrf a.-rsse. en.r-
essiy allowing waste paper iu dis
wagon co biow Of into the street
fhomaH immediately called an Of
Ifer ard had him arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
BIDS FOR TRUCK HOUSE
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED COUNCIL own APPROPRIATION 40
CONTEMPLATED COST 10 ALRGAoY EXCEEDED.

lows, Tor completing the truck
house, exclusive ~ fhf plumbing aua
steam nttiuE james Fafhu. aaIEI.
nv Ryan. $1,000. Dan ~ MILAN. f#aau
For mo plumbinE and steam hitting
james pnrkr. 1855 John eauRhiiu
sifiG Washington Steam tfaatiHl
runmuY fttib. 81 - brown sub.
mlttc1 pa 81 23sb e. install the
heating plan, exclusive Of plumbing
The board VIII uoW request an ans
Precipitation by the council Of thf
amount Of the lowest bid. "a com
plate the headquarters The con
tracts cannot 30 awarded until the
appropriation b. made
The bids for the hashor masters
launch are aH follows Proctor Baai
company fl8tf Johnson a West
$1,000 The low bid cosmos Within
the appropriation made by the eouHs
cii. but nu award wna made. az there
was no meeting uf the board today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

The West Virginia. One of the Finest Fighting
Ships in the Mary Took Her Initial
Plunge This Afternoon

and iaaN - feet u water TIVE
sets II fftnis expstnaiun engines "a 90
develop IS AaH hesHHHeN Whieh ~ d
drive her AZ speed Of = kisufa, lfei
bunker capacity Wllf he lisa tufah
and she win carry e aHieeiN and ~.
met
an nFn1aI belt. sIk iaahsH thick AZ
tha maximum. NlN riatsel her and
four ksfnHh zuus ia tufreta ati con
sftfete hsF matt hattsff fnufteen
6-lueu fluId ufe guns VII make uf
her hruadsiaaz anH size aslii garry :
secondary battery 4 eighteen a=lueh
tu elNe asnauudars fatF ispuundei
autamatias. fur lspaundrf rapid
ffF. sIx gaaft aHlamatle fHa mzsehins
guns ard fsa sstBeh fteft pieces
TIE West Virginia = e the e. nas
lyps - the Nebraska CALIFORNIA;
Maryland Colorado Ard South Ia
kata- Al Z hfah. ahsu mrisf ga
WIH ~ san#fiaH 81 HKhling rapahii
Htss "a ans aHsnnFasi cruiser unw IL
service - protested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

TNN Sac FNTMN lnd LnnUH
DAIRY FARMS ie0 acres. 100 rich
bottom land. balance good upland.
~ acres IN cultivation, 10 acres
pasture. running spring water. or
chard Of 900 hearing trees. all
kinds OF small fruits good house.
barn. several outhuildinFs th,2to
ROBERT MALTRY, tia n. Y. uiock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

Secretary fiaFleY ut8br board ~
public works. today oi~ficd bids ioi
the contract for the completion Of
the truck house b. the new nee hrnd
quarters building az THIRD avenue
south aud Main street, ANA for ihe
contract for furnishing the city q
launch 20 be used by tho hnrhuf-
master
The nrs headquarters bids promise
O. cause some trouble Va the city
council as already much more has
heeu spent in building the head
auaftern than was first Cuntcmplhi
ed Chnraes Of extravaganza have
been made The bids show that nt
least fG16l Wiil have 90 be spent IN
completing the headquarters build
ing Ia addition 60 the amount al
ready expended This VIII only
complete the building Then n viii
be necessary "a oEpeud IL consider
able amount mufa IA building the
drlii yard around the structure. ana
in aillnH and paving between The
building and the street line ou both
Main and Third avenue.
The bids opened today are ua FOL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Aprii -
II h estimated that ss.eco people
witnessed the launching here today
81 the armorvd cruiser West Virginia.
A Distinguished party attended The
event beaded by Gov. White II West
Virginia and MS aaigaI star. ana
tncludinE the West Virginia sena tor
and representative and pfomluanf
officers % the army aud navy who
came ffunl Washington. The christi
yuing ceremony was performed hy
Miss katherine White. a daaMhfef
~ the West Virginia governor. ard
who bad ns her maids of hanoH hef
sisters. the Missra Grace and SlhaI
White and Miss Ashton Wflaaus
daughter % Ex-Governor Wilson
TIE cruiser iauur bed te-iay "a hen
completed. win - one % ia fastest
sbirs Ia the service. she VII - sas
feet over all. nearly % feet hsafs5.
VII tlsrsciF more than rs go tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
ALLEGED
SHORTAGE

Harry Fredericks. a well known
young Seattle man. this afternoon
surrendered himself to Sheriff Cudi-
hee on a charge Of embezzlemeHt.
preferred By the Pacific Packing
and Navigation Company. which r.
now Ia the hands Of federal court
receivers.
Mr. Frederick has been employed
a. cashier OF the fresh fish depart
ment 81 the Seattle Fish Company.
and says that he IL accused Of the
miHappropriation OF between fg8u
and 800.
a Warrant for mis- arrest was
sworn out before q justice Of the
1900, BIS ss.;s ;sssss ssssis si.s -
Mr.. Frederick aayr he can make n
satisfactory explanation ~ the
charge. lie 81 an old resident Of se-
attic and has long been prominent
socially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
WANT pANAeGs

G. b. johnson nled a damaEa suit
Tot ssl.apa egainHt the Northsrn Pa
cine Railway company. ia the ru-
rerinr court. today he claims to
have been seriously injured while
crossing the railroad tracks near
buckley last August
Ms Alice conmsn the widow ~
j. Goldman. who Was run over Ia
the incal freight yards while tn
spec tipS vars. september 1901, filed
a dHmesg suit in the superior court
this mufninE against the Northern
faciae Railway company. f0r ttA,.
zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
LHKEDFOR
STEALING

tu6 awehfing ont complaint
against an unknown uHHailHnt this
morning Leonard 4iurhutt admitted
that he had atIeW ftsed "a steal Il auil
OF clothes. The man from whom he
tried a. steal aftefNHrd admins
tered 10 him a beating that iaid him
~ Ia the hospital
huekett told the deputy pfaaeeuts
tug attorney that he had attempted
o. steal a suit Of clothes ffem the
man who L. designated John Doe
Bucket was caught and the efsthes
taken from him This occurred last
Saturday The nest day Huehett
met John Doe on the street and
tho two had "A drink together
Huekett Wnn then entiead into the
room OF hts companion aud there
beaten almost to death. Since that
time he has been confined r. his bed
and now wants his aaHaiiaut ar
rfafaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
IMPOSING FUNERAL
0bsegUies of Gee Lee MARKED BY POnp and 0renta
ceremony-Attended BY Entire Chinese Colony

Chinese custom never before QhHsFN
ed ia Seattle. After the widow oamt
tbs members IF the local Masonic or
der After that Ware the maurnsrs
and friends a. carriages Last ia iinn
Waa an express wagon loaded wftll
bits u perforated paper which eas
strpWn tn he street Through eaeh
~ the holes n these bits u rauet
the eRii HuH Is SUPPOSED t. tsaaa be-.
fore he can st the soul q the dead
ran.
Before plselng the body IN ths
sagket 4 was atufed IN heavy rirt
sslken fohaa Zach article va
burned through Wtfh n punk stick
TIE Chinese believe that the evi
spirit has also n pass through thfat
holes before securing the soul Of tha
deceased
At The grave 81 Lake View Gem
etery wines. eHeefmeata. roast pig
and innumerahie 8thet deiicaciei
were left. The body vas not buried
however. bat brought 70 the Bon.
neS Watson funeral pafi0rH wherl
4 viii be held until the family taxi
u r. China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

with all the peculiar ceremonies u
the Chinese the funeral ~ Gee Lee.
the wealthy member Of the local coi-
ony. who died last Thursday, was
held today. From II 20 O'clock this
morning until O'Clock this after
noon. amid weird lamentations and
the beating ~ brass cymbals. the
funeral services we're held outdoors
at the corner Of Third avenue ard
Washington street near the store re-
Gently conducted by Gee lee. After
tho services IN the street the long
procession filed up Second Avenuk
20 Pike street, qnd thshce 10 the Chi
hssf plot y. sakeview cemstery.
T.. The funeral was one o. the largest
ever held IN Seattle. either ~ Chi
nese OF Christian. Every available
carriage IN the city had been secured
and there were 20 In line. The local
Chinese band headed the funeral
procession. Following the band vas
the hearse containing the caskst.
A;tirsd Il waita robes and heavily
yelled the widow walked behind the
bier of her dead husband. This u a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
MISS c0GHLANS
CHARITABLE WORK

4 large attendance marked the
matinee performance 81 Hose CoRh
Ian at the Grand 0pefa house this
afternoon. The advance sale for to
night also indicates 3 Pull houne
Aside from the play and the reputn
ton Of the famous actress the pro
ductiuu IL drawing heavily for tho
reason that the proceeds are to be-
given 70 the Wayside Mission hos.
pital.
The play f. THE Second Mrs. Tan.
queray. and tonight II thS last per.
fDFWaUea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
GIGANTIC FRAUD
Startling Discovery Made by an Official nveSfiga-
ton of PorfGandS Public Offices--AIore Than
Million Dollars i'm Taxes Stolen From
City in Past Six Years

iu few Instances that are named
by the experts az typical of the en-
tire crooked regime of former county
clerks q W stated that no less than
$500, 600 has been lost 60 the county
hy the acts OF the ring great
combination on the part OF the ~
fesra az the county, aud those wis
own millions % property IA this
county. has been suspected Tot some
time. bat u was not until the expert,
ef che Taxpayer League took The
matter in hand that the truth was
permitted o. leak out New, u y
stated Ou absolute authority by the
experts. that Multuomah county has
been robbed 90 over u million in
legitimate takes Sensational rcyel,
ntiona are promised Tor Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

PORTLAND. or. April m-nessls
PHILIPPE. aged IL was sassustsd b
hts father Win si.oeo IN solg 10 take
home from saioan today. lie uas
robbed BY four hishwsymsn. I've
Of the robbers we're arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
!. DIVORCE ii d | / i T. MILL.

rhs feiaelas alson,s. usrr rran,
- - Superior Judge Merits fh|
sssaHnlnN Effa Maffsft ffum Ffans
MnffaHt. Hn tie sfeana - aaaasur
part \ 81 Wilk4aa ffnHn Wfitau
MukiHa. aa TIE grounds - dreef
Ilan auH uoHzsuppoFf Mary syitsH
Ter fsnsm tshaa SNt3 ester. OF thf
xfunna - nas-suppaft Jennie Souis
frau n e NqaIo. IN she Aruund -
NON affsasssfFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
EM6EZZLED FROM
BIG CORPORATION

THOMAS narzs who uas ARRESTED
yesterday affafuHpu By city fistec
tive Barnea and Private Detective
Hsgt TMYfaf Is wanted IN tffun -
for aulasa sailing money fron the les
ets T-YreHrttfuE Gu
Hgkga Il = years q aKs. and %
tins pefsanAI angSaraurs Hs hat
been In Seattle haf 3 sheft time. a
small reward Was offered Tor NJ
"a rstt1f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
TAEY 80 PAsspoRTs.

fhc five Italians arrested hy I'm
imlgraiinn Inspector LAWN NcHtrrday
ca chs steamer hainlhnArf W. hils
trYiug 90 land frpW Vancouver Wure
allowed their freedom TODAY hY a
board - customs officials N was
found that thfy had passports from
Nrw fgFk. hNFiHN guHe over ghF
Canadian Pacific railway 20 Van.
la1fftur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
ARe AlWAYs IN Taouelg

J ana susie Brandon sere afEsstff
Last nlRhf nn the sandapit Tot disoF
DERBY eanduet. Brandon - q ealefse
man ard his eife l. = sauaNs Tbs
pair manage - sat In jail q fee
hours after they arr released y
saaner Do they Eet out II faii thar
they get into trouble aEaln and are
Z arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
ABLE ADDRESSES ON
NEGRO PROBLEM

Rev. Francis J. Davidson % New
Orleans delivered a lecture on the
race problem a. a good si1ad audi.
cnrE At the Meant Lion baptist
church last ntsht. lie declared that
the solution % the question rests
with the negro himself lie asserted
that the negroes % the south are
really IN better position and are
offered more opportunities than
their brethren In the North Nf
Davidson l. an eminent co3orsd di :.
NlH4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

has confirmed the hsaef that the
shratfs affies AND either depart
meula are aiHa Involved.
The exposure 1T the rotten eeudi
tiau Of the county clerks ofuee
shows thai fof siN years past n sNa
tetnaGlc rahUees 81 the taNpaNsfH has
been kuinE on fnr the hehetlt 81 a
comparatively few, and that those
ii authority have ptauted huHslf ~
the reductions ia taxes and ia some
ceases. the onllteHatian altaHethef oi
taxes uH estates valued AZ ntlls
lions 81 aaiiafa
The sfaua lufyt urged by the Tax
payers League. Wlll urnr that the
scandal bH nfHhed t. the almost and
that the men y ho are guilty be puus
lahed a. they deserve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

DETECTIVES salrruo AROUND
A number 81 city detectives Nha
have been On duty during tho daY
have been switched ~ ninht work
Detectives tiarhse. fhiillra. Adams
aud Lane all formerly DAY men
have been put on duty all night The
change Wac made after the hold ~
- two saloons In the southern part
OF the sasy Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
MUST SUPPORT o
HIMSELF NOW

Madam, ~ you can prove 10 my
satisfaction that your husband can
support himself, said Superior Judge
MOrdg, this morning 10 Mrs j X.
from matrimonial bonds. Il will feel
justified ia granting you a divorce.
Otherwise. I might have 10 refuse.
aud u would be cruel thing to
force the defendant 70 get out and
hustle Tor himself"
Mrs. Magic said that n her hua-
band could not support himself In
the style no had been accustomed TO-
he ought 10 suffer, or words 70 that
effect, and the judge granted her a
decree.
Mrs. Magic. IN stating her case "a
the court said that her husband. }
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

The funeral q AIMS VaEntih late
wife u SeiEfbar Albert NaifAsh. all
- hsid At the family residences. III
stufarsa rad. sunday affsfnsza7 a.
= T. ~. fntsfu4NHt At LAKE View
cafnrteff.
All ueiEhtssns ar directed = a.
tend taka gisaran ftiH ear II Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
- =-.-.=---.#.
MARINE NE VS.

The Pollard steamer Rainier will
arrive frunB San Francisco tonight
with loo tons OF freight and 30 pas
Hengers.
The Black BAN liner Dolphin
sailed to akaRway this morning with
IS passengers. part of whom were
Dawson bound. J. X. Van Glove,
master mechanic Of the White Pass
4 Yukon railway. was a passenger.
The Dolphin took 200 tons Of freight.
J. J. Beattle. an old resident ~
Juneau. Alaska. died at the Provi-
dence hospital laat night. For the
past eight years he had been an
agent II the sohwabaeAer Hard
ware company In the north.
The steamer James Dollar arrived
this afternoon from San Frauciaco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
SUNSHINE

We are all lovers 81 sunshine. We
mahaEs "a set aiouE somehow when
the dark. riaudy daYh come hut We
are more than delighted with the
cheerful eloudiean. HunFhing DAYS
aud clear atmosphere. sunshine
Is what you viii hnd out on the htnn
overlooking Lake Washington, That
Is the reason why the districts
know a. Washington Park. Denny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
THOMAS BOUND OVER

Harry Thomas was arrested while
attempting % land n eontfahand
Chinese from a sleep IN this city he
was given a hearing before United
States Commissioner KIsfef ysafsf-
day and held 70 the federal court
grand jury under 500 bonds The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

PORTLAND, ore, April rs The
expert employed on the hooks OF the
county clerk has reported that the
most extraordinary frauds haN e
been practtced for the past SIX
years, and in support cites uumtfs
Gus incidents where heavy property
owners have had their taxes eans
celicd altogether on elise reduced q
such a low uEurr that the county
81 Multnomah has been an actual
lOscr hy the trausactlcu
Altogether the frauds amount q
considerably over "a million dollars.
and the end b. not VT. only one
county office has been investigated.
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sa9s. aes. For the corresponding day
y 1903 they were sifssft. showing
an increase ~ todRy'A cisarinKs over
those ~ the same day last year ~
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are So much sought after D. a place
q residence by the better class ~
oar ponulatiou. These three dis
Eriets afe contiguous 20 ~acb other
There are no manufacturing 9stah'
lahmsnts IN THE part 90 the city,
nuf ali there ever he nny hufh
ing is more objectionable han a host
81 ebilnHsFH pouring form Nasi
riuuAe II aHaahs. scot ana ashes.
covering aof only the beauties % ma
tuss. bat also disseminating black
nssa and dirt ana Crime over az
humanity This condition prevails
aIt along ghs entire salt water front
Of seattle II you hsHirs g. avoid
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Te Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take laxative. Brnmo Qulnlns
Tablets. This signature.
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r. maggie had forced her to work and
support h.fa for year.
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