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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

u was coming along New Jersey ave-
nue. the other day" said Senator Du-
bois. land l saw two little boys play
ing horse. as l thought, one hey was
in small cart and the other boy was
drawing him. Trailing along behind
the cart came a most disconsolate-look.
ing little girl. sister Of one of the lit
tie boys. l stopped the boys, whom
knew. and said To one of them:
Tommy. what are you playing|
",We're playing automobile replied
Tommy.
well l asked. why don't you lei
sister play, too?
.''Shc is playing said Tommy. Shes
the gasoline smell. New York World
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

yes. he built cannon in accord
ance with the principles of his inren-
tlou and il cost a great deal of money
Il want to know.
AT did. And when II was all done
he didn': have money enough TO Ere
IT,"
Money to fire it. See whiz, but that
seems awful cxtvavagant. Why didn't
he touch il of with match E'-Clcye-
land Plain Dealer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

ed matches under his hat, which, APP
pearlng on each side of his face, made
him altogether such a figure that i'm
agination cannot form an idea of a
fury from hell to look more frightful. -
Yet only a few years ago just such a
hgure might have been encountered
IN the public streets on any 9th OF
NoFember,-W. j. Fletcher, in the
COrnhill Magazine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
DORIS CONQUEST.


81 OCULAR? No, aunty. that is
~ not the word. Ridiculous, | call
. - a.. ,,o,.ea,+I,, ridic,rIoi,sf WHY
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

The
Metosm all classes and refined
worship which
of
Mehodism
world bald hard
is beautiful Wee
They hysteria
these things but it
certai oes o CAMDEN NJ.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10
THE "NEW METHODISM," PROPOSED
ALA CONVENTION OF CHICAGO CLERGYMEN.


II the "old Methodm hailed
g
Church following
statemen fol a
in
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

The standard of height in the Brit
iSh army is greater than in any other
army in the world.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-10

Some women grow weary trying to
lock young, but they do not tire them.
solves half as much as they tire
others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
GOV. BRADY
BUNKOED

Thraa sailors. Williams. Gfifsn ana
Kennedy. Of the British bark Dun
eafH. which d AZ sitisas have desert.
81 the vessel. bunooed uavsrnor SRA
tiy uf Alaska aud benoma pirates. ac-
eoralHg 90 the passengers who az
rived IA seattle on the steamer Hum
haldt
Aftrs leaving the vessel the three
seamen hired out 10 tho governor az
loaHefH T'hr governor grub stsked
tham and provided thorn with saw .,
sssa and other tools with which 20
do the tail timber act. Then the de-.
sastars started out ia = small boat
fer a lumber camp % mites from ST. %
ka
That was the last sean Of them,
nutiuK tho Eight the adventurous
sailors returned % aitha. placed the
enbstnatoliai grub stake aboard a
fipe Koyernmsnt sloop bslguEins 20
the agricultural department aud de-
parted fpt parts unknown.
Nus Governor brady has four In
dams and two white men In pursuit
al the pirates. aud has dsputixed the
captain 81 the steamer Bonita % arr
rest them n they srr oxHrhaalea.
f'ha Dunuarn IL the vessel that ar.
rived at aiihs with a cargo OF 1oai
aftat a remarkably long passage
from eafdtfY. wales
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

snow rs A
GOOD ONE

Archibald. the goat. stsod cantsnt-
eddy eheEinE piece Of tent rope IL ~
night. and then washed hia evening
fepaEt down with a few r4outhfuis
% circus Hawdust. while hundreds Of
boys and girls. maids ard men. were
pouring into the tented arena OF the
Norris q Rowe dog and pony show.
nov exhibiting at Howell street and
Bofen avenue.
Good looking crowd" sighed
Archibald. and wondered WHISTLER
bis saiary would be raised the prics
% festive tomato can OF q Harlem
clothes line.
Haven't had a real tin can % eat
since I went into the ahsw business
Huiiy gee" said the goat. there's
my cue for thu ring" and Archie
scampered away % do his stunt.
which r. a cisvsr ona.
The Norris a Rowe show f. a good
one. The children and grown folks
enjoyed II Immensely. and Il IL much
better than ~ was last year There
are dogs. ponies. monkeys. camsia
baby elephants, and IN fact every
thing. Including clowns. that goes 70
make the child heart glad The show
viii be here an week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
HAPPENINGS
AB0UT TOWN

The Washington commission fof
the -, Isostis exposition has r.
quvstcd the county commit ssianfrs To
pracuTe EXHIBITS frofn thla county. TO
be displayed IN the state haiidins.
which = 70 be erected or the ~
poHlftan srpunts
Thomas fsesly was picked un GA
WaAsinstaN street ~ pattaiman
Ny~a ara MccufE yesterday.
supposed - be insane He VAS rot
viot~~s. bat acted strangely ff-
SAID be was % ysAra " Rge and q
Matar Hineham q the United
States auarfsFnasg~f's department,
CALLED Zoe hsas yesterday fl5F doing
The government steH raore WORK sup
plStuE g0xef Bment transf ofts aish
fusi aud doing the government
herseshoeiex for this enstiinE flsnal
year. Thsse are to be- opsned Iuas
raurtssn enuneratara are now
husliy @naAMed ln taking the annual
school erussan. The work will prob
shfr be rssuariried ~ June -
". Anawtsssn tsld ths pesitoe last
night that three Fa~n nal SO aFsn
and beaten him al the foot u Waah
,ussea street. earlier o. thu sxeuiuE
lie itsatiftsd John Kelly as one =
the usa " ha had as~agitesi hfrn An
der~en sara that The tauxa t1nk 81
Kelly vas arrested ~ Fatfolf459a
safss~Foa ard HoilauS
The sffss messing - slsa ChHtYpnsa
Frt~af NssetstF organised bf Bf
esss~S. 1922 80 - So 49, =
Q Ct0ck tbs afteFDasn in TIE Gh.sm
be- or gefnsusfe~. The urr Chart.
abb society has In view ths raftnx
Tor vaYSard and aestlfpts ehii4fva
rhc anaaai nesting sna member
shtp tea uf the Younx Women =
Christian Association viii ~ held A
@ clock THIS evening at the sassrIa
tioss rooms Tea will No. served
Plans fEs~ the Organization Of
NauiAfia sssetssY wsre formulated At
fsssstinE held last nieht Ia the New
f0r& hAnsAs A permanent ssssa=azas
ton wtii be effected June To
ms city co1ncli last niEhg a~alz4sa
not 70 appeal from the henl~fos ~
Judge TaHsnan in tn superior es.lst
In the dtF printing css~. hut isff
open for SEX the matter ~ form
ally awarding The printing contract
% the Puget seuns Publishing rari-
p@ny. publishers 30 the Ruileftn.
PARKS WI ~ atsrussra at an open
messing % the Pacific Northwest -
ci~tr of Fnxtnscrs. nrNt SATURDAY
evening George y. Cottsfta wiii
tafh % European parks ard uin ii.
lustFaie hts address Win rtssssutiann
Ni.Ua. Commissions Fowler % the
psrk hard ufil aiEs speak
The East Enios Improvement siuh
sfil meet tauiEht in thr hail at tbs
corner q TsHestY arcon1 aVsuas azd
PIKE street
I'm route q seattle frum r0sat
Rnbwrts - secure medical trsatment.
Hnwx fsboug n Chinese caameryIuAn.
died Ga 4 @auai steamer. thls morn
ing A. he physician psa m attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

ancc. Coroner ttnye was notified Ne
found that death WIS from natural
eaurru, The remains were removed
O. the uounoY Watson m8rgue The
body win probably be taken in
charge by ioeal ehineHe
The boothlnqkA ~ araitic M a
meeting held last ninht Ia capen-
terra halt dueided 10 orEanife a
union An application fnf charter
has been made o. tha American We'd 2
GRAFTON 81 Labor.
cot James Hamilton Lewis. forus
eriy a leading Seattle lawyer ana
nnco congressman ffam this ctate IL
guest az this Hanuier Grand hotel
iietwecn the hahaahalteH, hat tip
ping ana bows for witch he h fsrn-
aus. he tells hts old friends that he
e heru on business eonneuted with
the nrm % Aidrtch. lewis a Fostct
Of Chicago.
The following trustees OF the aes
attic Chamber Of Commerce we're
chosen AZ thu annual elertion held
Yesterday A. J, Hlethsn. st. w o.
tioone. Thomas lsarks. a. \. bur
we'll a. " elise. j " cusn. Josiah
collins, q. ". Fowler. Jacob furth.
D 4, Goldsmith. &c q. Graves. John
u. MaeDouEati. ]. IL Metlraw. James
A Moore. l. A Naheau, Win ~.
Parry. John aehrsm. E ahorraek g.
, smith. ] T.. TroshfidHs. y. II.
Weston, Isoxslt "a. Wood.
Mrs. , a, T'afana. Wha lives at i1o
Ia yior aVenne has bean reported
rsaHsinE 60 the police. and Il thought
10 10 wandering about sbfnrn here la
the city in demented condition
THE husband has asked the police 60
help ind hor
The city council lat aisht adopted
the report Of the Commits OF the
whale recommending the passage ~
the usxs ordinance tieenninE and res
uistinE employment hafeaua. The
saenaur - the same as HAT here
tofofe puhltzhed. II viii be finally
Issaaed AT the naxi council nesting.
ItaVanne cutter Areuilach sailed 10
Port d'aWnsena thtn HaofnifS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

least, for the navy department has
decided To send no more Neaaais Of
Rny kind hefe untii SOME 81 the
promises made by the citizens and
couneiimeu Of hrwfnerton haYa been
carried uut.
Secretary Darling does not bsliaxe
In eesng reelsd twice. aud ~ has not
foraOtten the Way the itreurrtanIana
made all Aofts IL promises 81 reform
last winter and deliberately hrake
faith with the department.
IL IL skpeetea that the telegram
conveying the Information % aeera-
tafY pafianEH action which Nas
sent 10 ftrumsfton last niEht nll
have definite results within day az
two toward showing that the feeHnt
rtomises II better behavior Nura
made IN good faith
How soon this will result w tha re-
moNal II the official ban h not yet
huown. though Il probably will not
be very xoau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
PROMISES ARE USELESS

PROMISES % good behavior have
sNaiiea absolutely nothing - far as
alierisE the position taken by the
navy department regarding the
shatneiessneus OF nfemertan.
Yesterday Assistant Secretary
psfllhE aftsr rcoeiving the report
OF Captain nirccker on the eanai /.
tiaas NJ hrem~rtoa. announced that
the tloat0n and the MaFhiehead
would be sent 10 the MRre island
navy yarsfa Zoe repairs aud that the
tfuisef New York would DO ~
paired AZ private yard at san
Francisco rather than submit her
raea O. the Immoral Influences sur
reunsinE the Puget sound yards.
This IN spite of the fact that the
hrcmeFton yards are the only anrs on
The Pacific coast which can accom.
mudate the New Nork
THIS Il knockout blow Tor the
Puget sQand yards temeasafily, al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
ROANOKE 10
SAIL TODAY

This evening the Nefth America a
Trans srVrfation d Tfaatns cuzn .
panYs steaFuvr Rnanaks puts cut
TOE Nosns sra tea soid. ssx hvra. ana
iosfserrow me steamers Centennial
and Cato mail for the sansa pert
Tn ohio stl carry. as usual. the
,A,sNss 4. ss>. 49, 49,. s>.. = .>-,.,
sssT NsutrmufAs svvs Inc taENnEi
shirser on the latter veHasi h ] W.
ptrksaa - tbs wsstern AlSsAA Goa
strasflon eoeupaHy. which Is build %
lnE 4 railroad from the snouth %
the tsoiotaaa river % Council lie
Niil dispatch during the summer, In
al fe.e1n tons ~ material
ar~at crowds watched the insAinm
~ the steamers Senator. Oregon and
JsAuie AL DAY yesterday. and their
SAILING late Ia The evening the op-
sfAtkan ~ s~inGsag horses AssA u ss~=
livestock aboard the big vessels Na-
especially divsFtinE 10 tbs spec Ia
fofa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
LINEMAN
KILLED

Edward l. Moore. Seattle Eiee-
trtc c0niTany nncnnan. waa killed
By an e.setrto SHOCK while warkins
a. the too % a puis Al the earner ~
Sixth aVs'nua and Olive street yrs-
teFdaY artsrnccn. While sitting on
the cfoas tres 81 the izsi. IA easas
81 cnutset with tNo live wires. ana
: 80 volts % clrofrlclty PASSED
through hts body
George o'1'onnrr. another iiaegaan.
who 3as at tbs fnol 81 the ptie.
beard a Kissing round ard saw
MaoFcAs lttnp hodf tail aerosa the
efess tree Help Nna stIsnfslonna ansi
tar dead man taken duen
cefofter Hoye san tsatIfIsd. The
remains were removed 70 tho Ron
nsy Watson morkus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Without further nRrlay the lfant
fuvd two blank shots hctoas the how
of the unknown vessel a ls said. aud
immediately followed these with A
anlid Hhnt which carried away the
mast of the stranger itor pfpnniliua
power belne thus destroyed she vas
compelled h lay 60 ana await the
boat frafu the cutter Upon the at
rival az this. Il ia said that the urlts
iHh Separator Of the Hloop informed
the officer of the Grant that inter
national complications might ehHue
a. a result Of the shot
Nothing save tinhing material Wa
found on the aloap The crew af the
GRANITE boat aasistod the operators
% the damaged weasel in jury sfiEs
sinH her, and she continued her
way TO Port InNnacnd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
FIRED ONASLOOP

iht the federal authorities arc
determined that the smuggling 90
: eit'ese INTO this country shall cease.
= eNtdrnecd ny little affair that
a.eaftcd OFF Fort Fiaglef Friday.
ne revenue cutter Grant. which ia
sNelhhK The waters OF the sound.
= steppins every boat whose nams
eha character can not br readily
stssefnvd, In pursuance 81 this pol
~ = hatncleAs llttio alaap. ereepin a
RsAlf along making faf fsaet Town
esia was halted by the Grant and
kiNsA sharp order % Lay To" The
pttetsntr % the vessel. one Of whom
hittiah subject. not nseeEniE-
taE the character OF the hatiins boat
- ~ isn't 70 give such orders an b
Hnsfed the had but stid not lay ~. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
WON BY
4 NECK

SPOKANE June z-neruie Ne
Kay was IN the bor for Seattle YES
trrd4y. and for that reasan ths Spo-
kaus team was beaten. The seor-
exciting game.
u vas IN the lucky seventh that
Seattle won. Hard hitting and a
dumb play BY Kiopf gave she Clam .
diEx~Fs hires runs IN that inning
Tayfo4 was In the box for the horne
team and although he pitched q
ssssd game. he was hit hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Homes at
Riverside

A. riverside city man can own
hia own acre grow anything and
everything Being outside the Gtty
limits. taKeH are light and the eR
pens" of living can be reduced 10 the
minimum. for one acre will support
"A family.
A vast natural park on the banks
~ the DuW afnish. - minutes ride
from the city,
Poat0nios and store going up right
away.
nct IN at ItivefHlde station and see
Mr. Lincoln. or call at this once Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
GOOD TEMPLARS HOLD
DISTRICT CONVENTION

A convention Of District No ls In
dependent order OF Good TempiarH.
which comprises King and Kittitas
counties. was held last night IN the
I. .. @. T. hall, corner u Second and
Pike street. Eighty delegates were
present
.ssss. s,ssssss - stss seaisls - ~ ass o.
ton Of district lodge officers Past
District chief Tempiar. 81 p. Brew
sf, District Chief Tefupiar. ". W.
WeIden. District Councillor. y. Bood-
lsh. District Vice Tsnplaf. Sister
NJ Randle. District Superintendent
~ juvenile Templars. Mrs. =. Petersi
District Treasurer. q. ". Anderson;
District Sentinel, J l.. Gould
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
MARRIAGE LtcUNsgs

Maurice Cheat. - 81 Port
land. aud Margaret cafdlu. 20,
II Seattle. Albert awsEie. 30. and
I.oulsn X. aWlEls. -. both of seattle
earl I.andgfrn. a. ard Nina Rip
lander "a. both 81 Minnesota Alfred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
|ERNST BROS.
sos PIKE STREET
NOTICE

oyr charges are for material emily
- eniy collage ustnx an .bsoiussfy
bs<Alass procaas--secret and axclu-
Ess With as.
fRkE-painiess Exsraetina, Pain
sss Filing. Painless Operating
This 10 not a college for stueents--
ksr< are employed Of adrmtttsd. Our
STAT 10 composed Of dentists Of long
experiences who ca ms here 10 psrfssrt
Themselves In cur latest scientific
nsthods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Nelson. e, aud Miss Lydia coombs,
2g both Of Minnrauth. olive 0outst.
a. Of futhsiii aud Ida May paYis.
e. 81 Waudinyiile. Wn.. H. ~ Hiief.
~ Of NnakHack. and Emily Onions.
"a. OF O'Hrian. August Ostrom. -.
ana Anna Ekuan. 2A both ~ seat
tie.
90 TO Spinning TOR bicyels repalra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

We viii carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in add
vance exactly what your work
will cost. free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours-S a. m. TO 3 p. m.
Sundays a. m. TO II IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Snail Charges for Material
Ths college fees u skilled Dentists
az fsf al work. Charges here are
- n<'sriai only. A % years guar
ellso Fjth 81 work
kts1Efh COLLEGE OF PAIN.
LESS pEATfsTY,
SECOSD AND PIKE
Masonic Temple Building.
hosrs--s;19 70 8. Sundays. Z 30 TO 2,
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- -
they're ALWAYS
ENJOYABLE

gkssninx % The usuxfc % a kim
- piano n always q pleasure. he.
szans tia tone IL - rtch and pgre.
; Q thoroughly hiHt class instrn-
n>vst. unsteady and Mechanically
~ hass . tsfHs stezk az th~se @x-
,>l~ns rtano- IN a1ditipn 10 many
SCR ls.dlns makes. 90 show yau.
osr rrio,s are the lowest IN the city.
tzxsl<y i,o.si4esed. and tersas easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
Is Easily
Earned

A. "a money earned sc easily
,,,aneF sawed On purchases.
money natins ......,,..s
sns ppYnRr0Ntrths
..,..rr al narlell.s than 10 any
49, avs store ia the city. f'er
. ss's..@is Faee Powder seo eess.
..sssssssst ttsf.s ttt ,@1e
.,,s Face Powder an odurs.
~. alff .tsssfHHaH#H s ffs-... tHhr 80
-. laeef. ir.au and Minss eest
49,. a o. hotties 5s.sts.,,,, oee
$50. RahS tisaa. large sise Doe
ss psnsain CfeasaA sos eottlrs
..s4ssssa#zs Hs.atfs sffttt. Aee
..,....an Massage Cream, I'ss iar
..,,fs German Consumption Sore.
Wine 81 cnd Liver OFT
..s.sahie % the stenaeh Z r.
.,.,."sse ,aeroaa ssaR. boN 90 three
-. rcsulaF Sc sstts...ss.,s zoe
...<asred IaelepeRstns. efisinal
s.siits ..s..s.tstsssss sssss .s.s's sic
- sy,,sFa. per pound ,ts.ss.,. aee
1870 &.,issfftns tae siae 3ss
80 cfe~s shsmrsss SOAP sse cakes
''''' PR Ese.RIpfloNISrS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Louis Riodt. jewcler and optlcian.
moved 10 1920 Second avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

i11sBs7ts-HHr
Seattle o ioe0a aea fe )
spoksns. Q eoteees Is 4
BuTTE. Juns AFTER a sfurxins
match here yesterday the hssss team,
teok the game from Helena BY a
score Of 10 tot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

DON'T DELAY II you want one Of
those choice. s-aere tracts, near
Kent, and close 10 the Interurbans
they are all cleared and In cultiv-
alton. and as fine soil as there IL
in the valley. and a. the price we
are Offering them they won't last
long. Prices 10. 500 and $50 per
acre.
RoBT. MALTBY. 80 New York blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

w. shsn be piassa . show you TIE
~<srs q this remarkably Ingenious
s~wars, with whtrh any class % nu-
xr ear 10 piAyed ~wh the Errst.ss
,..esS .'sSe. - xSND s....s.~sL -n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
Per ss,s-n..l Ess.,.
ENJOY LIFE.

GET HOME
sped surrnandinEr sna the assure nes
% makinE mQner on your tnFsstrRan
That piscs 10 Nalnfef Beach. en- the Rsa-
toa si.ctrfe Hns the arst piacs the cars
families ar. rnevtng in and building
homes. lsrs. sawmtis hardy. plenty u
work for svsrybedy. Large to-foot lots
- month. Hcf1rs tufn also. Locatioa
IL hish and healthy. kshiuE. boating.
pisaty wood and water nice neishbera
srhoai churches. stor-s. tsisphcn@a
sldswsihs, efe. EseFyons who lives 90
Rainier Beach 10 hzppr. Tsks cars %
Wannlustun etre~ta rars - rtdss tor Snr
dollar. See Ne Weed. agent at of7cs
AZ Rainier Beach OF c. X. sturtsvant
ownar 40 H,ston niecb
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shuttle sewing maohinossn60O.
$500. 1900. t2A0o NIaIt our
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,co~~~~-Ssls-@ss - sss-,ssSe-~~~@~---~<
WffNANs rival aeistfa anf Fe-o-rstis
srsdicstpr ~tf eafs e. lssss - t~r c~at
% ali th1e~ shu sta1sFlns from
neafsieia. sciattes. IN ssnasaatnrp, IN fact
al fnfns ~ fhsus1stiss-.s q asstrors the
sctf IN the blsod eas bs<tis ard very
oft~n ees-tAtfd - kssiis. srects = per-
wansut curs. u 10 pleasant - tak~r-4Ealy
~ drugs ia = stnsstsss q Eater fbf-s
ualss ear. does ~. uork. knd does
g qsirA ~ saansY refunded. price 81 %
~ mall ~ cat 81 ths city. aan g. narth
wffhqsus a. n ~ Ntnans. ala New rors
hiu-ek A@astis. Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

FIVE ROOM cottage on ~ ave. no.. az
sacrifice rust terms
TAYLOR COOK CO. as Aradc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Several and id-acre tracts of
choice bottom land. all in cultiva-
ton handy 90 the tnterurban; this
land produced 400 bushels of spuds
20 the acre last year. Price 500
20 $3.50 per acre. terms
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Just Reeeived-s2
Shipment

~ the fanous cslasntts taking ma J.
kAines ans Fecegas. which. added %
inx purchasers the largest assert
nsnf tn thr cfty % select from.
AAss snsaa musical Instruments.
Srinss ard supplies Of all kinda.
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soCISL lance at s.y.. ban. t~tosa svsry
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i0t First Ave. Foot OF Cherry 81.
Seattle, Wash.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
Sample and Storage Furniture.

We have put on sale a large assortment Of
sample and unredeemed storage furniture and
household EoocS. consisting OF nne bedroom suits
Wardrobes- odd dTesserx. chtnoniers. BOOKCASES.
ladies' desks and dressing tables. fancy parlor
pieces. rockers. iro1 and bras BIDS. folding h~dS
irun and wood davenpoTts. sidehoards. china clos
cts. extension tables aod chairs 10 match: about
- yards fnoisun. - room-size rugs and car
pets. l~ate-styie patterns. all sires and crates.
This = an exceptionally nne lot % goods and will
be sold at most rca~gnehl> prices
LANGAN Co.
SaleSrUOm. 1901 Morgan st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
RUG AND CARPET SNAPS,

We have some special bargains this week IN
fine tapestry Brussels carpets and velvet. from 2
yards 70 20 yar1s: also about 80 assorted rom
rugs in Brussels. velvet. Administer and inxraIa:
40 not fail TO see these genuine barxainss new
and slightly used At cur warehouse. we have
no LkNGiN L TAYLOR $ & Mo. co.
ISL Washineton ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
ST DOWN, S. week,

ON EVERY so PURCHASE OF FURNITURE
BOUGH or Is.
Our new spring stock has arrived. and shouli
be seen before buying. Rsfrigeratorr. "a up; side
boards. s1i.5: mantel beds, $50; iron beds. SIS:
room-size rug. $40: ranges. 80 up: gasoline
stoves. - up; gas ranges. 10 Up: cook stoves es
low as $50. Eo-carte. s. up.
FRANKLIN FURNITURE HOUSE,
II Franklin ave.