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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-04

are always Eaton. They have Sap, and
1t is spelled with two P's, but some of
them Lovett according to the direc-
tory Some don't like it, but the book
says two Will and thirty-two May.
They have Salt and other Saline, Rice
Tea. Nuts. Pepper and Ham. and there
IS a very Cunningham, but they Need
ham.
In the Fruit Line.
In the whole directory there is only
one Apple, but there are five Barrels
if they ever turn it into cider. This is
probably the Apple from the garden
of Eden. which seems 10 be located
nearby, for one runs across Abel, while
Game is seen very often. And there
are all sorts of Adams, vet, contrary
to the general belief, AdamsOn is the
only son alluded to. There are plenty
OF Angels there, too. In spite Of this
there are many church people. There
are no ministers, but there are twenty
six Parsons. twenty-five Bishops. ten
AbbOts, eight PODes and a Deacon or
so. To be sure, there IS only one
Priest, yet two are quite Priestly.
In spite of this piety there are only
two Churches and there is but one
Bible between them, and he is rail-
road man. What he is doing in the
garden is not clear. There is only one
Cargo for tWenty-six Cars and very
few Carmen. According to the direc-
tory there are nine Rivers, and it is
presumed when goods are shipped they
can go Bywater or Byland.
The garden is laid out peculiarly. IN
the entire place there are only sixteen
Bushes and five Plants, and while
there appears to be lots of Flowers,
there is only one Blossom and one soil
tary BUdd. There are twenty-four
Roses with only one Thorn, and there
fl- al Garland h7T+ no 1ir1pf
does not say of what. There is also a
Bush of RingrOSes. They were never
known to have more than four BFeezeS
in the book. and they get these by Fan
ming and with the aid Of two Bowers
IH only one place is it shown thaL
they get up Early. but they do this
DAILY. The seasons are peculiar There
are only seven GOOdyears and ten Days.
Although they have but FIVE Summers.
there have been twenty Winters. with
Snow fOTUy-fiVe times. Four Mornings
got SnoWdon and only four Snowbalis
are seen. Twice the directory speaks
of Hair. and although there are eight
NewcOmbs. there is only one HOlcOmb-
There are some good Fits in the
book. but il Is hard to tell whether it
Fitzpatrick or FitzgIbbOn. Patrick was
evidently a knOcker. for the author of
the directory says Fitzpatrick. While
no dead are alluded to. there are nine
Graves and in three places the book
refers to a Slaughter. so that ii is evil
dent efforts are being made to hide
the truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-04

winning of the diamond medal for the
best scholarship at the Baltimore School
of Dentistry by DR.. Harry P. Emeis of
Logan. The doctor prepared himself
for his Baltimore work at the Logan
college. and in the past three years
has won first prize for best scholar
ship every year When il is known
that for the past two months he has
been very i'll, his triumph is all the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-04

interest bearing securities. yielding s
per cent per annum. compounded twice
a year, car be had from 2IcGurriu e
Co. salt Lake City. Each investor
holds his OWN security.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
--a@l-aaaa----s--a-i-ass-sa-
BIG STREET GRADING
CONTRACT

AZ the meeting Of ths beard Of
public works today plans aud specl-
fieationa tor ons nj this iarEe.t afrest
sfadins improvements ever planned
sa the city were approved,
The plans are for the grading OF
Gaisr street %. al. iociudius q
large district on Queen Anne hill.
fhe total cost of tbs improvements n
estimated az tias.oae
Plans wers also approved fof iny-
Ing a water main ea First sveatu
from Virginia street Ia brnny way
and for grading rhifs -firat avenue
"a al. a district On the LANE shore.
sxtundins from reater way 60 East
Terrace street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

PROVIDENCE II l.. Jan u
fire destroyed a poftton Of the I'M
msass shsd u tho fomsroy Goal
en- this morning. Th- loss IN coal
ana other property ]. siea, eas.
AsffEfI.f-E. n g Jaa- te---rhe
flelir Whaiun urphanase ~As con-
snnird b. hre this morning. Thirty
little ehiidrvu wafe rescued with
dlfrcuIsY. The loss ia 80. eea.
NASHVILLE Teoa-. Jan H.
Fire this afteFucpn IN The ~boirssls
district destroyed tho i-yf~back
huiliinx. The loss h s1sosaoo.
BOSTON. Jan. is--Ilankas Dun
nins. ihs haAa Of the punnlax nass-
ina Company. ess arrested this
usoruink upon the charge of stealing
sep.e<e from an estate fund which
had been entrusted 10 his bank. The
arrest has created a seusattur In
financial cfrcIes. a. Dunuiax has
hs~n a usan Of the hixhest STANDING
FRANKFORT. ky.. Jan H.
Henry = 1outseF. who y HerNinE =
M. sentences foe alleged oesnplirity
IN the murder u 8osernar csc~beL
vas taken before tbs Franklin
aosnty grand jury ids aftsfaooa 60
testify connernins his alleged knosi-
edge % the crfms.
a psispsfted confession By routHsy
~az largely Instrumental In ascur,nE
the conviction Of Caleb Powers and
Jim Howard
SEW YORK. Ian. is.--Gov~rnsf
Odnli came out In a FORMAL state
us.nt Tits aft@rfrpoa IN whicfs Ne sn-
reservedly declares himself as ia
vortnE esnafor Ftsfts re-eiecfiou
70 the United States senate Ruuora
have been cufrent that odsll was
planning to capture Ff3fts s~at.
CHICAGO. Jan. ts--Ths meefins
az the special committee appointed
Al Detroit to get the cosi convention
tn meet here. Developed two sTnss-
tfustni speeches One was by srna-
tor Mason smho saitf that Attorney
X nor wAs tn hiaar for not snforc-
lag the antitrust Laws and needed
waking up. The other speech vas
by city Attorney Tarnsy q Dstrott.
Who <rared Roosevelt, Hoot and
Knos for what n. called their TN
action. He said Knox was trust
attorney and that Roosevelt has to
depend on him because he himself
knoua nothing OF law.
WARRINGTON. -. g.. Jan 10
President Roosevelt told several
friends today that he vas consider
atly surprised when he read the re-
ports II his Interference IN Utah
politics. ffe assured them that he
directly. In the selection Of any set.
afor. ne he believes u r. beyond the
province u the president 20 take n
hand In state elections
Although personally. IN private
conversation. he said that he be-
lleved the election Of an apostle Of
the Mormon church ne senator Was
doubtful policy. II not mistake. Ne
never for a moment Intended that
the conversation should eyer be
made public. or used ~ convey the
impression that he would use his
Influence 10 effect the defeat 81 nny
candidate selected by the people OF
rtah.
~Ew YORK. Jan. fe---Therr r. q
belief In banking and railroad cirs
siaa that an important deaf n pend
ing between the Rock Island a Afch-
ison roads. whereby the former ne-
cures strong interests In the latter.
and obtain a direct outlet 20 the
Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
LARSON CHARGES
SHARP PRACTICE

Gabriel Larson. eho had bath ieEn
broksn IN a collision h-tWesn two in
tssurban electric ears. uecefnier =.
at Nlltof,. flied suit tn the superior
court today 30 recossf tie 70 dam
age. from the Seattle a T'aeuma In
tefurhan Railway Company.
Immediately after the seetdent
and while Larson saH stih under the
influences 81 optatssl the company, "
il alleged. attempted 10 rsttle With
aim for ssae he tsss the sftansy az
that time. but 90 discovering that
his Injuries we're pzrmsnsnt and
SERIOUS. he paid q Into the county
clerks afnec and Instituted the suit
for the larger sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
WILL SOLVE THE
FLOOD PROBLEM
PROPOSITION OF rhu ws,rG COMPANY TO
TURN The WATERS THAT STREAM INTO LAks TApps
AND STUCK

The newly organised White River
ioWvr Company has Iva cantempias
tion what - claimed 60 be a solution
~ the flood situation Ia White and
stuck river valleys IN connection
With its water power scheme. Charlea
H. ttakef. chief engineer Of the
company. said to-day ga the subject
There l. positive cuts for the
flood troubles in the White ana
stuck river Nalieyas and Il n enc
which. fortunately for the paaple.
went cost the county a cent. II n
Incidental 10 the development OF the
white River Power gampanY's
eleosFieal power project ON White
river.
The water ef white river win be
diverted ffoia itn natural channel at
a point near hucktcy. and carried
through a large earth canal west
ward to Lake Tapps about five
miicA
The level Of Lake Tappz will be
raised thereby IS feet unit Il over
fiows and utcraee with kfrtiey lake.
Crawford iakg and Church lake, and
covers a total AREA of Aeee acres
This Immense natural reservoir lies
on toe % the table land ahovc and
east of nVrrlnEer and summer. At
tho foot of thu. huff the power
house will be built and water 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS
DO BATTLE At VALDES

watched Tor Developments all day, AZ
] o'riock Friday morning a sauai OF
sztiiisrs fFafn Fort Ifscum arrived IN
charge OF Lieutenant Taytof. sen-
tfies were posted assfoae the street
and noh<sdY was allowed 10 pass.
The soldiers then dsmoitshed the
eabin and moved u off the disputed
territory.
The occupant Of the cabin was
reused from his Hiumhsfn and forced
60 set out ON thaAtreet. The effirers
state they will deal more severely
with any other persons who attempt
to squat on the reservation.
Clarke says he will fight the mat
Ter and sue the SOW ernm~nt tor Jam
ayes
The reservation vas clased until
this morning. even teams not brsnE
allowed to pass through from Naldes.
The commander n Fort ftseum ~
peAira the order this uofntns ~
feeson OF . petttiea ~ the eitif~n >
Of vaides that he DO 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

run the dynamon will be drawn
from this great lake under ass feet
head ana discharged into stuck
fiNor
Now note right here what the
power company viii he able Co do
and purposes doiuE at every season
IN anticipation at the floods.
Through its canal 4 viii draw on
frotn White river, ~ point near
buckley, $4,000 cubta feet per second
Of water, and store It In Lake TRpps
untii the flood has ahated and then
Il VIII let q out again gradually
thfouHh ltN water wheels.
NY this rrocesa the Hood wave
as " comes down from the mouns
taina viii be cut on and stored In
safety ia the Lake Tappa ifnpaund-
ms basin, untii such times a. the
rivers have nons down to their
normal situation, and THIS dangerous
water can thus he controlled aud
festrained from aaiusins the valleys
below. until the rivera have suhaid-
Cd.
This Important measure Of ~
lief a storage reservoir aluue viii
accomplish. There Is another fra-
tnrc of the power development which
VIII he quite az far~rcaehins m It's
beneficial effects. but Il applies only
10 the stuck river valley"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

7fgHr7Inf' < 'iPfW' 'dl6d1fNI -
DAIRY RANCH 100 acres half bottom
land. 90 acres ia ruitieatian. entirely
FREE from stuHns, b-fYnfu house, large
hafH. hop Kiln. 10. ~ hop poles. apfHfsf
suihsg nl9r, fsii onfnt u farm iasiiss
team hafnse-. Nss9s. = cows. ~ hess,
lnaI CHS hanal handy 10 market and
creamery an for $1,000
STOCK HANtHaazo irros4 100 olaaf''as
fine stream ~ uatsf, hpiisH. barn. 9nf
bUiidiheai conveniently isrstsis fi,Sps
pNE HUNDRED AgHtN rlci. level Land.
~ miles from Hastiia pssaiaffics. aasfi
more very easily eieHfsd. balance has
enough cedar Hnd ~ iifuiiaF 60 nay for
the rhais place n cot into bolts aud
esf,iuqtisiI Oiuss ta railroad station, email
hsusf. barn. Ofa hard ~ HD trees. oNhs
- nasla money Price for a feN days.
A. HHt
orr BDUsD~ts aerrs.
riatiinH down 10 n utre sandy tsanh, ciass
a. Steamboat landing. Iastpffira ani
nehoai. serra cleared. hslancs all
risshs.f. orchard. small fruits apfihs
sAtsf. a=Hlsat house. barn. seed chick
o. houses huathuuaH and Npfhshup. i-fies
ty0 " ypu want thla COME Quick.
nErwEES SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Not fsF from The inisfufisent HANDY q
bet tHen IN the valley, t0sarfa tract
~ u IL has lssan sisshad ffiea $3.50
Also nice level 20-aafs tract to- tis1.
afut cash.
VIZ make . speciality ~ selling eountfy
prusgerty and haxe a large iist of stock
rabrhea. daify fafnts sud suburban
pOunpT nAiTnY.
40 NEW YORK BUILDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
MORTALITY Rrcoap

Hawrna Allen. the nine year cid
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Arnold y
Allen. died al the Seattle general
hospital this morning The body
has been taken Ia charge by But
tsfWaFth q Sons Mf. Allen il the
secretary If the Seattle n. NJ. 6. A.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dahney. aged 81
years. wife Of r, l.. pabn~y. we'll
known loraf furniture dealer. died
a the family residence, 1919 Fffth
avenue. this morning The body has
hnsn taken IN charge by tiutterwofth
4 sons Mrs uahnes hhd lived Ia
Seattle for II years
Evelyn Forrest iieaton. aFef three
years did At the seattle general
hospital this morning Of ap-
rendieitis The hpdf VII be ship
resi TO the hpfnr af the chitd's par
ents in Fort Mnai.on By ftanney a
Stewart
Hssrl NJ Watkins. aE-d eight
years. died Al Hiaak Disnsasnd last
night The funeral Will b. hria to-
morrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
HERE A GAMBLE

Reinsurance on the overdue ves-
sells was posted at Iloyd'a today ~
follows. pleiadea. 81 days out from
Seattle to Yokohama. 20 per cont.
Paul Hickmers. 221 days from Tyne
% fan F'faDcisco. SO Per cent; ~.
knock. 1bf days out for Santa Hos-
ALA, so per cent. Pegasus. is5 days
out. 20 per cent. Dunearn. 10 per
emit MnaaalrraH. 10 per cont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

vAtnFS Dec af.-tSpeeisi corre-
spansienee IA clash between the
rtttesta of thia piaro and saldicsa
ffttm Faft isincetm ocCurFeti here
cefiy Christmas haornlra ever the
occupancy OF Honte government land.
Ntlinils abr Clark and associates
tried a new and cisNer method Of io=
eating bot In Naldes, bat we're
Wornted hy the hluecoata.
FIR several days tfs men we're en-
gagged IN constructing a cslffa IN the
street On broadway below Mckinley
street with toe intrution. Il Was con-
iectured. q moving 4 10 an adjarcnt
lot. Hut sfrat Was the exettenrat
"Wednesday morning when u was
found that during the night the cabin
had been utnved TO a not opposite the
United States teiesraph affics. on
the government feserN alton. eaptals
Wilson. commanding the POST. was
notified. Ito detailed Sergeant
Shields 10 guard the place.
Half the citiaeas % Nalsies easrfiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

Mrs. L. A. Hinton Of window
smashing fame. was caught w the
act and arrested by Deputy sherlifa
Mullen and Chandler today. She
claims to be pereecuted by her
nefRhboTs on Eighth avenue. and
SAYS she breaks their windows for
revenge. The woman IL thought to
be insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Runaway on Pike Street

A runaway team attached TO a
Isaninsnr q co. bakery wagon. ran
away up Pike street this morning
between sixth and seventh avenues
the runaWays struck a STANDARD on
Co. tank wagon. The Oh wagon was
da mayed considerably. One Of the
v heels was torn on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

nfCfidN SAf.f.~fhs furniture n Tie AZ
gyie Horse. consisting ~ twenty we'll FUR
nished rooms. " -. lickeftcn a Go. VIII
sell on Tuesday, tho ilth OF January At
10 o'clock sharp on the promises No. it0s
sixth avenue, near piks street. and cou-
riafs nf bed sets syringe ALT ledge mat
tlaeen chairs. tablor, rockers the hest
- rheetr. aiifr and heddinf, folding hefist
.ecretalre. toilet sets. heating stoves, good
carpets, rugs. Majestic steel range, etc.
w. q, niekcrtnn a Go, Auetiuuors,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
NEW LINE sTsAMsR

British steamship Achilles. the
FIRST steamer Of the Blue Funnel"
line 10 some to the Pacific coast.
gsilod from msterdam last Monday
for Seattle BY way Of the Orient.
she viii follow the route usually
taken b. the China Mutual freight
err. calling at Australian ports be-
Sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

4 rerordsbreakinR passage Of 30
days from Csliao brought Me bark :
entlns UeorRina 10 Port TownaNnd
this morning.
steamer Excelsior arrived from
vnides last night with is pasaen-
gers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Lost ard Found

L0sr@ Fflday, green purse contains
ing 1 cluster diamond ring, we'd.
ding ring. I bunch trunk keys.
IiheS reward upon return to
Mrs. J. u. A. Harris, NJ. ii2s 9Th
ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Sheet Music
Counters

Crowded Nearly Every Day a. o. 8.
Jehnssos Cos. eo7 Second Ave.
People Eager 10 Take Advs
Of the userse.den,sa Offer .s
Sheet Music and Books While
Closing Out THE Department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
OIL BOOM
AT KYAk

Leaking and with the forward end
of her keel torn OFF from strikinH
a aubmofgad reef the A. q. %, \
steamer iertha arrived from Valdea
at II oolock iaat night. She struck
Daeembur "a on her noTthbound trip
while putting cut from kyek. Hei
pumps kept her afioat during tho
rest of har voyage. Tomorrow she
will no on the drYdoek Tor repairs.
The bertha brought y passengers,
10 OF whom we're from X yak. They
say the center of activity neat spring
viii he at kysk rathvr than at
NAldeA,
Captain ~ J. itathbone. who II In
tereated Ia oil Lands al kyak,
ueofgu 4. harriet, one OF the first
discoveries of oil AZ that place. p
l. Arata. an eastern oil expert. aud
Dr A. ~, Eddy, who II interested In
OIL fields near Han Jose. Cal. re-
turned from kyak. All make glow
tag predictions ~ 10 the future
greatness OF the district as an oil
producer,
John J. Franey. who owns copper
n hes at Latauche island. and A. r.,
hinson. "a mill owner % Naldes.
e&re also among the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

WA Local Af.ff.h,ATtcNs. ss tA<f
snessz r~ech NE seat e ths tir~4s~ Ca
isa<& . ttprt c1nsiltuttpaal disease.
- u srtsr ~ eufs y ~ ufast faks ~
r-<.al r<rar.ftes HAIRS S4tarta Cav 4
49, let<saallf. saa scts 3ifesttr N -
a>I--f AMI n.sraas turfaeea. Hatfs c..
u~e CAR 70 ~ 4aeeN us<fieius y
- u ttfs cesinsFf fpE feaFs AMI - q
m17z< p<ssertsttess u y csssfza~sf q ths
~ t11-z< tn~s~a. ezznhtn~si uitt to hsss
~ tnsffifrxl srffns difeefiy % -
r1rr1s xalfse<s Iha HsFfsss essahiea
- = - t~a inzFssti~ats : uhst afs-
Kur1< szzah svufeffzf sssatts n euftnx Ca
- ~pua f-F tesfiufaafets free
fHE<EN q en.. rrUF.s rut~sfA O
- - tss4slsfe rftre ~
Msif4 FxnaiIr ptIls are to best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Still Another List
Operas

Thousands Of other pieces Of
music and instructive books reduced
pfppoFtfonasaiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

FOH RkST-fs H.fl.fs. . iarss sd essn-
far<sh1s cottage es thrrs iuts Nth spi~as
go ssbi- anf ssrsi~n. rat urir SIS .
uiasnth A Lawrence uNs rae1nd Ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
BAR WANTS A
FIFTH JUDGE

Al meeting OF tho kinR
County Ilar Association. held Ia
superior Judge tteils court
room this morning. a hili was
submitted ana lndurned pruNid
Ing for the creation % a firth
superior judHrHhip Ia King
county The members OF the
association unanimously agree
that an additional Judge II alb
HuiutoiN necessary IN view OF
the over crowded condition of
the court calendars and the
stress Of work which often cont
pcla the superior court Judges 70
work overtime, On account Of
the existing emergency II ~
asked IA the hill that should the
extra Judge be allowed the guy
rrnur he asked Ia appoint the
fifth judge forthwith to hold Of
flee until the scnefal election ~
1904
The association also asks that
the election Of Judges be held
at different time from the reg
ulaf elections
The following committee was
appointed ta present the extra
Judge and election matters -
the Legislature ", ~ Jonea.
y. Hartman, J. J. Mecafferty&
g. y, Shank ana J. y, Hum
phrya.
The meeting this morning was
presided over by Colonel Robert
4. Lindsay. ovid Hyers acted
- auTFafaFg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Pianos

We have a Tremendous stock Of
the leading and best makes st very
attractive prices. OH easy trsms
Several special bargains In second
hand pianon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10
Another Flood

Another flsad % lsw prices has
struck all heating stoves and forni-
ture. Great money saving emporium
tiles.
sHfssssss ssssss4ss ssfssssasss viO.oO
oood Upright Piano. in r@ff-ct order,
only ..... ..a..............e11 1000
s-pieoe bedroom suit. only 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

az affss Within - miles - hsattir vel
tisatefsa. for ~ an acre.
ieo usrss. 10 ssiies ffss e~tstiss WITH fsst
million feet ~ fifrf class timer, nns~tiI
csdaf. - arres eissrssi FAIR orchard So
terms - suit.
III ssrsss 20 sese. CLEARED. Essgd hoa-e.
- nssa s.'ansY rad sis raiiss fTssn
H~attls ~ Eoi 81 an cash haianos 50
quarter sifh fntsfvas At p-r cent.
Huffietssi cedar tisnissr ga THIS place 70
NJ asfes ~ mites east 81 Kent IN the
mats asuniY rssa- sith . acres cieaFed.
sod hsssass sua barn. to- tz.se
a. ses-s. ssa-n, nuii-. frssss SEATTLE. =
F,sasn hsass. 4 aefsa parttatiy cleafNf.
I@ishss cedar iisstssr. ri,sooi terms
oissfsd. f.is orchard. On HsAia county
RID. St.ao
n .srv.. . ressa hsas. and barn. Z ssres
% ao~s. close 20 Richmond. god iaaai $50
10 sers. es the corner q I've main oa.sssEy
aef.s etssF~d tso
. Ace. IN Hirtiahs. all cleared sinoi
We have so In the last sfs nlahths -
falsas aaf are fhsfsashif Esastsf a. =
raitss - bafh fsffntna and ttsEslssf iass.ls
ta this ssrtiaa of ths coantfr ard viii
IL sFefs Instance sfss you feff~Ft sattss
fartina4 We have assnry 70 tesn IN ierHs
sf.d snsAli nnaevnts asd make st,eciaftS
~ the management 81 estates, eoilsett1n
u resets sad .ps<.i.ssnsat q hpth city
sRa farm sret~Ftiss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-10

New six-roam house. with delight
ful surroundings. near ear line. at
tfaetiyu appearance. 1890. Ia fsufes
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MADRONA HEIGHTS
FOR PRESTON

Resolved. That IL l. the sense %
thin nesting that the kinE counts
tnl~xatiou shoaiG - urged to subnf-
flnats every quarttzn a. The election
Of sfaruid fsf~eton ~ tnitet states
senator. wan the motion anani-
fnossly p4sssd By tho Nadrnna
H~sxhtr Improvement Cub. last
night. AZ az unusually iarEs meet
ing The secretary was Instructed
tn send = rupy 90 every upsfuh=r
g v Fowler vas sierfed president
and W %. f-Amhufh. secretary.