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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
KNOCKED DOWN
BY 4 RUNAWii

Robert ". Pstiaa. better known ~
the umbrella hat man. sac
Knocked down az thc corner OF First
avenue ard Marion street By u runA
way horse ths afternoon. Aiis in-
iufies we're moi serious. although ths
shock to one Of hia kfrat ass Gas
severe.
A horse attached "a a cart owned
- tbs Peoples Market started ga
run up Hrcuuf avenue south from
below fasicF way. 81 tore a. Second
avenue aEd then dashed down Co
iumbia Hfrsef 90 First avenue. Prom
there ths frightened hoFar ran ~
Fifnt avenue. ana ~ the fufitsr ~
Marion street struck Ait pattsu The
horse was f.aaliy seappsd on the
waterfront a. tha fuot ~ Spring
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
TRAINMEN
ON STRIKE

ST. louis. NO. MAY s.-FTvs nun
drea conductors. hrakcmen. baggage.
men and yardmsn on the Mobile q
Ohin railroad were ordered out or
strike at 10 o'clock this morning
wilkins. head - the Order Of Rail-
way Conductors. and Lee. head ol
the Brotherhood Of T'rainmsn. are ir
the city directing the strike.
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KNOCKED HIS EYE
OUT IN FAIR HCH7

Albert BOSNIAN. who has been on
trial during the last week, Tor mail
cioua mayhem, was found not guilty
BY a superior court jury yssterda y
evening. He was charged with hsy-
ing knocked out the eye Of Maurice
Elsbert. February II. by the use Of
a pair Of brass kuuckisa."
The defense proved 10 the jury
that Eisbcrt had been thfaatsnlns
the defendant for some time and
that the blow which resulted IN the
loss Of Eisbert's eye was dealt IN a
fair fight.
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ponT MAtTHr. sio New Tors hik.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
No. 10 A-its aereHs rich river bottom
land. snesllsut location Sod build
saas. farming implements " head
81 stock SIC tse
Na seoi-aas srres all cleared. good
bulldogs. very conveniently iocat-
- fsHed
No. eos One % the beet se-sers
tfsrts iu the white Rivsf valley.
haHdy 20 the futsFartan. good
huiidinxa tssoo
Nc Sos 100 scrss best river bottom
and. nicely ioeassd. einas % small
tawa. = Mia frn-, seattle Heass
barn. running water tspno.
No. 300 We acres TOO cleared, nice
creek, poor buiidiEEs handy 20
creamery; ttteo.
WATER 'FRONT.' PLACES
No toot 81 acres. nns land. aiopinE
Down g a nice sandy beach. oFah-
Ard - 1900 bearing trees conmSd-
ious io-roon house several cut
buildings outnt VI tools. team.
sows shletsns, saiibosi ana row
beat. fsefe
beach. - acres bottom isaf. bal
eli orchard o. 100 hsaring trees.
small frlits. i-reom house large
barn. chicken houses, mail and
srac@ft-@ asliveHsh II hauae daily.
free u charge tisoo.
No. issass seses. facing nice beach
close TO small town. : acres clear
ed f-Funm hogss ttsoo.
VIC r 10 " y NEAR GREEN
LAKE.
Ne 1oit-l srrs. well improved
nice trout stream. orchard. e.
room house. several outhuiidinE.
1890
No fog E. acres. cleared and fenced
Groom house Istoo.
No fsss-i sere. eioss 20 ear line. all
IN small fruits. small house. ssv-
sfsi outbuildinss taao0.
LAKE WARRINGTON
No 5o0i-s acres choice water front
~ high state Of cultivation. new
T-room house. large greenhouses.
no. toet acres overlooking the
ishs. highly improved. hus io-room
residence. several outhuildinGs. nice
etchsrd 1900
OTHER SMALL PLACES.
No, iofa-iia acres. rich clay loan
soil. 30 acres cleared. fs pasture,
or hard VI 400 bearing trees. all
kinds Of small fruits. spring water,
good t-ronru house. barn 1orat. sew
eral outhuiidlnss. team. wagons,
moving machine. All kinds o.
fsrmins implements. household
furniture Z cove. head ~ young
stock, 100 plymouth Rock hens.
evsrythinE goes. price for few
days, tisoQ spot eesh.
ia. jhsk -PfH acres at RavsunR
pkrk. $1,000.
MOI i5ss-ss acres. all coed Land. 70
atres cleared. small house sever
al 0utbuildlngH. orchard. small
fruits. running water one mile
from HiRh school team. harness,
cows. chickens, OUTFIT % tools.
everything goes tte0a
No 1865 between Seattle and Ia
coma. 90 acres 10 Improved. good
] i. -.... Nl8tS.tgts8. cHe urrtrra rrnniuE
water, 1850
No. 1919 % acres Of suulyfsle. q.
room houee. small barn sisso.
No be6 80 acres. near Renton, 400
No. bet-G acres. water front near
Brownsville. partially improved
tf0 spot cash.
No still acres, near Ruunydnlc
ama1 house. $500.
noBr MALTHY. 80 New Y0rk blk
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HAKKA ATE
$50 MEAL
Thieves Took Mis- vallse
While he Feasted )

GearEe ifsenas meal ia the lees
rhophouse ON Neslsr way. near Hst
road avenue. coat him considerably
more than he expected. last niHhi
Tie recently arrived Ia Seattle from
t-adysmith and the Hess restaurant
Was one or the nrat places which ~
entered, white eating he placed HE
yaiise on the floor near his chan
At tho neat table sat two Suspicious
looking men. one ~ them WaH EVIL
IDENTIFY a cripple, a. he walked With
a efutnhl
Tho men left before Hanna. and Ia
a wh3 that IL considered ous 81 che
reasons far htn loss. When Hanna
had nntshed his meal and Was going
cut ~ the restaurant. he suddenly
remembered that hr dtd NOT have his
Nallae A. bad been stolen.
lie told che police that the Erip
CoufainHu beside some clathlng. a
purse with 50 iH money In o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
MARINE NEWS

HaFAsniise J n uumfha arrived
ffum san Fsancihrn fhiH morning, l6
dafs out with - tans q california
haf She rsInfts that British shir
and thfrp a1huanerH passed tn the
straits sitH her 4ratafiAY.
Tire fbrsea maafad schooner J. n
aAH FfanrtaEu. made this port IIla
FaafuiHK SIRE has = Cargo u 80
teas ~ hay
Steamer Senator sails ~ , o'eiars
tonight foF San F'Famaitrs she MHs
scheduled O. isaes tnHs morning bat
rNfnE g taaH DELAY atueFsssnras 10.
iaadiuE freight al NarnnuNsf. she
Wks unshis g. Fearh thss Uity sltil
late tbs raafuiaa
The senator uiii have about TO
p4ssrneeFs and AZ uhusually iaFNs
fargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
BAD MIGHT
FOR MEYERS
Burglars Liked Victims Of
That Name

burglars smashed a window of l.
Meyers grocery store. At Icuth sx-
enue south ana lane street. last
nleht and through the hole gaiurd
an entrances to the STORE TIE sta
dow broken was IN the front door.
The thieves stole several hundred
cigars. a ease oe treaeeo and guam
tity ~ candy snd notions. The pus
lice were notified this morning
Another robbery tn ahieh the
name of the victim Was also Meyer.
oecurFsd last night A Meyer. q
zse6 Eifth avenue rrpoFsrd % the
police. this mofuinR. that burglars
had broken imsa rs Nussiahea last
night AVID co rricd eff quantity af
etnthmE Mr. Never had recently
showed into the house and part II
his knads uuF0 CEASED up and stored
L. the WpzdghsJ
The afuff stolen wauid not SET
for much. but e. M Il was worth
about 81 saft AZ Meyes ehsn -
reported TIE robbery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
NE w MNDRANcE
TO MATHiM0Nr

Marriage License clerk Taylor, IN
the county auditors office. says fhss
after June - business tn bis DEPART.
nfsnt viii probably not BE- aaits -
brisk. owing 10 the fact that The
price % lieenHes VII then go up g.
Ths last legislature raised ths Zee
from g 20 g. other changes have
been made IN the auditors fee hlll.
hut as Mf TaYiar says. sshts u the
moat ankindest cut - all. ~ Il ear
b. called a cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
BOTH SIDES
STILL FIRM

OMAHA. Nsb.. May a.-Ths strike
situation IL quiet. the strikers hAy-
inE permitted many teams to run
this morning. Both sides are pre-
pairing for an extended fight. The
strikers arr drawing plans for e
strike benefit. and the business men
are arranging for big cooperative
hotel 10 Be occupied 81 non-union-
fnfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

VERY FAST

GLASGOW. Scotland. Nay The
tao Nhanrockn trdaN Nent uut faf
their first trial spin since the acsls
dent % the ueW beat The race f.
= - -; '-asse's ,,ss.,
sas = moderate hreHFe ara rHs
Shamrock III. took the lead ffum
the start
~ Tire stretch 70 wlndwnfi The
etsaitsawsr led by eight seconds. Shs
Increased thfs lead rs the run d0Nf
ter.
The RAGS was finally abandoned On
account % thrsatenfuE Wsathef. al
ter the zhamfaek III had ahsw 81
usual aud marked Superiority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
MIDWAY
WAS BUSY
AS EVER
Last Nights Business MOI
Injured by Dynamite
Scare

Dynamite explosions did but little
u put the Midway erihhouse cut Of
business. Last ninht. a. usual. the
halls 81 the dcn were crowded With
men aad tined with short-skir,ed and
painted faced women. Hut three
rooms we're vacated These were
the ones over which the explosions
occurred. 10 VIII take but few
days 50 rcpair the damage dene by
tta unknown dynamiteE
Police inXeatisa ton % the nYstsf-
icus afHair has fniled 60 reveal any
clue e. the identity u the man whe
set oH the sticks of dynamite zee.
terday morning. several police ON
rers have been working on the ease
| hat few neN facts have GENE cut re-
/ karSiinK tire AFFAIR
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Tomorrow. Sunday. opens the ex-
cursion season TO Pleasant Reach.
The Laundry Drivers Protective A.
ISOLATION viii give an excursion Ole
mic and all Kinds Of sports ~ pleas
ant Beach. Dancing afternoon and
evening Fare, round trip. Including
admission 70 Rrsuua and dance
pavilion Doc. ssbats leave pier
hourly fronn = :. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
IT, S. A. OFFICERS VIII
BE TRIED F0R SELLING
ALASKA ARMY SUPPLIES

that the officers are involved IA ir-
reguiaritlea ia the sale ~ auhsis b
tence stores while on duty ln Alaska,
Supplies such a. potatoes. which are
% unusual value In Alaska, were
disposed 81 At "a profit aud other
provisions were purchased to replace
them The tfananrtisaia cover n
considerable period
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\ RARR BARGAIN

A ffNE Investment t<ya house Ter
40 families. 2 stairs aye u rpafus
- unhinlshst. nna slecffie chan.
dFilrfs pastaF tszls. lisft. csiiihs
s4ianes - TpoHsa ns iafss In af-
esFjsnes hnSiT raI=sfed on eur-
net iat. ranm fee another house
ss4sA~FH street improvements al IN
aaa paid faEs the rental wili mere
than pay the Interest. Insurance
asas payments - u PEI month
pfics stt9e. -urth 400 Call ~
1913 Fast CHERRY ard Twenty
third avenue eNnsf. no agents
must sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
INluREo NNlts coAarIna

while suaating down hiil on Yea
tfr way. near Twenty -nrsf avenue
last evening Tester Fafan = seven,
ysaF-pla huY er'lidef aita q bfsear
WAGON he VAS picked up uifHas.
unconscious ~ tniicsmau 1sN Nc.
tiHrE ara carried - hfs home Al
sps lrsier gay, his irjaFiea VIZ,
lAlafnl BET rot lanEaEaua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

wAsHtNuToN. n. g. May o.
Secretary Reot has instructed dem
orai Funston, commanding the De
partmeut Of tho co.ymhia. 90 court
Vancouver. Nn., and captain knud-
son. nov stationed at HI Michael.
Alaska The charges made alisKc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

T'ouofFuw. Funaay. op~es the az
cHFsion seasaH 70 Pleasant Beach
The Laundry Drivers Protective A.
anetAflun @tEi Eles hN excursion Efr
nIe and AZ kitits % sports ~ PEAS
art Hearh Daa=inx afternoon ans
evening Fafs. refund trip. iuciasi "a
admission % sfogud aaa dane.
pavilion. tac Beats Isass pies
hourly from , a. m go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

The Giflss Gise Club - the state
university last nlstt caueipasd is
series % eaiirgs entertainments Tor
the year b an Exceptionally veil
rendered concert at Denny hall The
club il composed - y girls Miss
Helm II the director.
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and Father

Father MuiOney and Father
O'eounsr ~ the Jesuits Society have
been conducting revival services ri
~ Mays Catholic church for the
week past They have met with
much success. After concluding
their work In this city they win
make tour OF tbs churches Of
Eastern Washington and Idaho.
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yersitY grounds Their competitive
drill vii be = feature 81 the three
dAY rmEnupmrut
II 10 expected that thia convention
will be the largest Ia the history Of
the lodge III fhla state
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Anetlsn saI.s

AtfsfiuN aals 81 fiae furniture
Tuesday. the 18th Of May "a ie 2
sharp, - private residence. -
= - . ss'>. es., .s...s wy - =.
VIII HEll or fH7 UrFfHszsE tfEs r'riH-
tests ~ aiNhf sfeii furnished rooms
hed srta. =ffanasl mattresses. "a
tension tables sisEaut mahogany
parIar suite upfisht piano ~
npfsndid tune and guaa cuadiiiaH.
roe krra Maauct cafnett. china.
siaNA. rmKr. mating Furuiiufr pfl
NiaN Monday aftrfua.ons 4. g
fueksftan q 20. aartiauesrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
cZOLGOSZ
rs ANGRy

Los ANGELICA May s-Jahn
CAuiKosz. the brother - leon Cxal.
gosz. sha killed President Mckinley.
was released from the city t4if this
morning He was locked Up befors
President RaGs.esifs arrival lie
says he viii bring suit against the
city for false imprisonment.
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CIarn, r,sn Irnm seuth

Steamer city of Pucbla arrived
this morning.. her passengers, y hitch
numbered a11. were the follow Inns
elgrsymrnl Rev. N n fenney. Rev.
L Marie. Fev ~ 1. lteweu. Rev
4. n Fuller who came Ga this city
II attend the facine Coast eangfes
Eationsl congress, naw IN session ~
the Plymouth congregational
church
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STANDS TO WIN
FIVE MILLIONS

NEw YORK. Nav p John aeul-
lev. leader on the hull side Of the
cotton market. stands 20 win o. 900. e
eeo as a reaslt Of hts aprcuiatiens Ia
May cotton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10
MEETS I'M
SEATTLE
*. p. GRAND LopoU COMING
HERE MAY 1871

The local lodges Of the knights oi
ryththa are planning an elaborate
program fnr the annual convention
OF ths state Arand lodge OF their orr
der, which viii DO held a. this city
from May ~ 10 a. The branch CIR
sanization the Knights O the Uni
form ilAuk the Haihhano sisters.
ana the -. @. x, X, Will held their
annual meeting at the same time
The knights " the Uniform Rank
will pitch their tents on the old uni
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nattIa.hln nnour.lnn

sunday will probably be the last
opportunity II visiting the hattleship
Wisconsin. Boats leave pier hourly
frum , a m Last boat leaves bren-
efton Al eia. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

NQoesNeN - Soutn0
And ws have tsist received = large
shipment Of wool buntinE and cotton
gtagu % ali sizes Write for pfices
Frederick FciItx. 3it Columbia 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-10

AN0TiiEit no pnof

Az . - HHNh EHAhA A#AshFN
~ HuTTEt
The price ~ EanrY Creamery but
ter has dropped aaaia nos sc sell
The verp FisEHT BUTTER &c A
FOUND
wAEHiNGTuS or IOWA
CREAMERY.
w NAut eur customers 20 have the
ueurfit That's che way Ne built
ous trade. ansi ifn The usy Ns In.
tend % keep cn Increasing ~
Fancy FfsEh Ranch EsFs you can
afaaYa boz sruu o.. af wholesale
prices. lsrt Ter chat uofns Kroesrs
paF for them. ard al admit that
the Coz Butter Store 10 the only
place in the city WHERE you can
always depend On ssstinE good
sFss and fancy butter. Caii IN
and ret the benefit 81 the drop
COW EtTTER STORE.
FIRST and Pike
-
NISASE great seiatta and rhsu-
matte eFaficaiof siii cure II least
- per cent 81 al those who nre sur
fefinE from neuralgia. srlafira. in
nammafngg. IN fact all forms ~
rheumatism. q destroys the acid In
the hiassd. one battie and very Of
t~u nna.third % = bottle, effects a
permanent cure. Il r. pleasant 60
faSs-anly IS drops ln a wine glass
- water three times a day a
dos the work. and dos Il quick
o. money refunded. price 81 90 BY
mail ~ out ~ the city don't 80
north without q. y ~. wfnans
az Nee York block seattle Wash.
viottS lsssons. sec. itis 9Th
For Rsrt---Fyrrlsnse aeows
WASTED-Thfss Of fouF nicely fur
ntahsd housekeeping roams In
private rpsidsnce on Nsniun of nrsf
hfi. no children. rsfsrsures ex-
changed. T.. star Publishing Co.
FURNISHED rooms and board. 1871
and avenue. near PIKE.
NICE furnished rooms. suitable for
two. bath nd phone 1910 snd ave
GRAND PAcUtc HoTu, iiw rtrs, ave-
nUs heuse nswE faraish~di all taeasfsl
rfTnEE uufurnlsbed housekeeping
seems s. % uissih. isa2 Eas;iaAe
avenue
FURNISHED rooms aud board. stos
Western,
FURNISHED room. bath phone,
tzon week Si3 Main street
------=------------------------ ------------
LARGE front roam. suitable Tor
two. it22f Ith.
For Rent
NEW houses on Rainier avenue. 50
aHU A. IL a 4 -
close 10 store, school and churches.
high. dry and healthy. ~ minutes
on Washington street car line.
parties renting OF us can become
owners Of property within 2 years
BY making small cash payments
down. Downing A. Leighton. Zis
Bailey building.
Business Chances
I HAVE 4 pair u horsss wcighlng
2 BOO. also two single horses. ! zoo
apiece. for sale cheap. going out
Of business. Barn IN rear. 29Qi y
First avenue.
I NEED money. viii sell part OF my
lots on Queen Anne for 500 each.
J. II. Taylor as Arcade.
need money. will sell part OF my
lots on Queen Anne FOR 400 each
J. A. Taylor. as Arcade,
Special NSttoe
Mra. ~ TETZLOFF gives magnetic
massage treatment. diagnose dis
ease and gives one treatment free
every Monday morning Circles
every "wednesday night. 100,
Fourth avenue.
FINE photos, 90 cents dozen this
week. 5 pdavs 6ii5iwvff ,7fFi r ssssssi
days Doomu. 22ii First avenue.
WE STORE all kinds Of goods
Thompson Furniture Co, InG.. lt27-
1929 Let ave.
Wantod--Fsm ale Help
Noli Ng woman to do general house.
work In family Of three. 1900 18th
avenue.
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WHIIT =
The chatter for the LpnEshores
mems and HigHefs Asso. hae ar
rived. aud there VIII be- meeting
tomorrow eve Al z o'clock at ~
western aver Ne. between Madison
aud Marion for the election Of Of
fieern ard Initiation Of msnhefH.
W cassidy.
CNhirtuAn Pro. TEN.
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BANK CLEARINGS
LIFE SAVER
rs DROWNED

NEW YORK. May t-Patrolman
James Howard tbs winner OF a
sfnse 81 n4ssfs = for rw9casa and eu-
pert swimming. was drowned m six
feet af wag.w yesterday neNr Ran
daifs island. He took bis two sons
for row. when a YassIus steamer
On used a swell that overturned the
boat lis rescued oas boy ara dive
for the either. but became eatanxsrd
tn soue weeds ard Was drowned
The youngest boy NHa aiso drowned.
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FHEAT fsfs 81 a. Sc az sfii sasft eAtFs
raiF ff HssHafss fifs 90 eli Nfaten 80
Ira 90 NaahtHaNa1 street tsFins e.
aawn. " naanfhiF Casss teaaEs L@fss
safsn afrHs "a snfahaa
W. eau iaeaas fau On the best
Homestead lan.iF m Washington.
We have auue coed farms faF naIs
rau UH = Il Casey. t29 Pacific
h'ueh. Seattle.
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openlna 81 s.aaon

Go to Spinning for bicycle repaI,s
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Classfl cd Ads


AVE HbNf.
ENJOY LtFE.
OCT A HOME
~ ytua oHu In = LEGALITY Shsfs Yeu have
gnHH SURROUNDINGS and the sssufsaas
o. mshina money Gn Tgaf inNssifnsnt
Thaf place i ualnisf Beach an ihs stsas
tad slsctFts line ths ffsi plafs ths eAfs
strike iaks WsshiHEfan ruHafsds u
fsniiiisa afa uiaftHS 10 sna taildlss
hnntea isfaa seNfnlH hAudF fithiT 81
wUfk fur saafftsUstp! large ~. fest ists
ssIl fnf SIS st ant ttgp. 81 ~ dasn sha
a. a4ssHih Maa4s= taiH sisa. To atiah
j. hlsb anh bsaithr nahtHks heaiiAa.
Yisnff SOL sNH aHtsfi htfs nsif hiHpHa
setal4 churches sfafes talsuhensa
siaeWaitH sfr EFsfFane 40 AFsa a.
Usinlsr Beach = hapaf fahs tafs 90
NashInrtsu street. fHfs 20 fidss ~ COS
aaIisr Hss NJ Wssd Assat 81 efirs
- Hainiwf us2dh OF q y HfaftsFanAs
awraf. glo nustan ni1gh
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1900 10 aeres between Seattle ard
Tacoma. 50 acres cleared. 70 scfes
Hiaahad good house. we'll waisfsd
1900 10 aegsa II Kent fue rull, good
yiea over the valley.
$500 90 acres 81 Choice valley Land
between Seattle and Tacoma, 20
acre. in meadow. balance covered
with smHH brush
$500 q acres in berries ga the town
81 sumner. ali valley land.
FTETTESunEN AffNEI.L.
Room - fiorweii block
81 cor Hat and columbia
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TWO FNcFiIENT UuYH

TWO EXCELLENT Itfh
1870 Rive scores ~ fine soil, handy
a. ff5s stsstfte esg ~ r suud neigh
bafbood BE- minutes rtde frufn the
cifg
Il 20 Hotel ~ SenatchrF. fine 10
cation. good business ghanes. near
the depot. rseam for - beds viii
make terms On raft. ssliinE on ae-
cuunt of sickness.
AuANa a NICHOLS.
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IIAIlllAINa 0NIV.

BARGAINS ONLY.
I rr0fn cottage large lot. Madison
street. terms. tee
atissam raTfase. queen Anne ! lots
1rgEHH. sIfpe.
TAYLOR COX co. - Arcade
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DoWIE DISCOURAGED.
New York Proves Unresponafve to
"Eiifnh's. Message.

New York Proves Unresponnfve Ia
"EIiinh'a" Message
New York, Oct 20. Elijah, the Re
storer" was up early He arrived Al
the Garden shortly after 7 o'clock. still
smarting from the slight offered him
on Sunday when a quarter of his au.
dience left the Garden in the middle II
his message" and preached to his Eco.
pie on the subject Of idolatry, with ap.
plcations to present conditions.
Those who were present unday's
Zion meetings take no pa. conceal
their disappointment.
The Dowie rocket has assembled and
the stick Is coming down. The three
audiences, aggregating in ali some Id.
600 people, who watched the pyrotecb.
MICS at the Garden and who evidently
were disappointed left before the show
ended and likened the performance "a 4
farce The Dowie bubble has been
pricked. The curiosity seekers wore
there, and the Dowieites were there
but the seekers after the light STAYED
away.
The house to house canvass Of tic
city has begun.