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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
CHASE
TheMiI|er &Peck Co
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAYtNIGHT
-, AND Monday. -.

AT $1.49, Ladies' Walking Skirts,
We're $3.50 -..
At SLABS, Baltic. Seal Goats, lined
with Skinper's satin. value s2ooo
AT $6.9S, Ladies' Kersey Coats with
cape, all colors, value $S.9S. g
At $1.79, Extra Long Coney Fur Neck
Scarfs, value sos. ..@
At &c. Beaver Wool Mixtures, were
Soc
At 101ac, Fancy Checks for children's
dresses, were 15c. e
AT 7Ac, Fast Black Percaline, was
121ac
At 69c. Ladies' Mercerized Petticoats,
We're 800. @
At 19c, Ladies Wool Golf Gloves,
from 25c.1
At Doc, Tam O'Shanters, from soc.
At Zoe, Fine Papeteries. from 15c.
At &c, Cream Domet Flannel, from
6Ac.
At S1.9s, liza White Wool Blankets,
from $3.50.
At 5Ac, Outing Flannels,. from &c.
At 23c, Ladies' Outing Flannel Short
Skirts with ruff1es, value soc. z
At 39c. Ladies' Outing Flannel Long
Skirts with ruffies. value SOC.
At CSC. Ladies' Extra Heavy Outing
Flannel Night Gowns. value S1.25.
At tic. 3 pairs for soc, Mems All Wool
Z and Merino Hose. value 25c pair.
At 25c, Mems Wool Gloves.
At SOC. Mems Natural Wool and
Camers Hair Underwear. "Winsted
make" which tells the story, value
roc.
At zoe. Women's Jersey Ribbed I'm
derwear.
At csc, Extra Quality Fast Black
Fleeced Hose for women.
At S3.oS pair, Arabian Lace Curtains,
value $500.
At $4.9s.- Arabian Lace Curtains, val
lie 500.
At. s1.39 each, r pc Draperies, value
$500.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
C|0NL.ON BROS
14s SOUTH MAIN ST.
Rirst- door south of old entrance.
Wind Up
Sale
Specials For Saturday Even
ing and All Day and
s Evening Monday.

| A1l OuI Pl.UU- duu pl. 20
Ladies' Kid Gloves, colored
white and black, wind up
price choice 59c.
IL Ladies' all-wool Go | f
1Gloves, colored, white and
black, 25c and 29c goods
100.
Ladies finest SOC and CSC
Golf Gloves, all colors,
choice SOC,
SOC will buy our double
value $1.25 Comfortables,
SOC.
ST. 10 will buy the S1.75
double value fancy stitched
carded cotton filled Com
fortables, SLID.
$1.5O will buy the 1926
Saline Comfortables, fancy
stitched and white cotton
filled. $1.5O.
$500 will buy the finest
Saline $500 Comfortables,
made fancy figured one
side plain the other, white
sheet wadding filled,
special $2.69.
Coats and Brooks 200 yd
best machine Thread, in
stead Of SC. wind up price
&c.
Crockett cotton and silk
atine, SC.
Ladies misses and child
ren's cashmere wool Hose,
value 35c, 19c.
Boys and misses treble
medium fine Isle ribbed
Hose, were 25c, 15c.
Children's, Merino Under
wear. all sizes, 12c.
Miss and boys fine Mer-
mo Underwear, value o0c,
all sizes, 21c.
Medicated finest all-Wool
mems Underwear, were
$3.50, choice 69c,
Ladies' S1.OO and S1.25
all-wool Underwear Vests
and Pants, camels hair,
white and natural wool,
special 75c.
Large variety of75c and ST.
all.wool and Worsted Dress
Goods, special wind up price
Sc.
200 yards 24-inch figured
India Silks, warranted all silk,
choice 45c.
5O-inch all wool Broadcloths,
choice 800.
54-inch tWilled back, French
Broadcioths, were $500,
special 8oc.
4O-inch Satin Stripe Wool
Plaid, were SOC, special 22c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
Half Price Sale
ONE WEEK ONLY, =

GREEN RIVER WHISKEY. ct
%+ Regular price $1:OO
... Sale price soc
Q. f. c. WHISKEY.
Regular price $500
Sale price SOC
ANDERSON CLUB WHISKEY.
Regular price S1OO
Sale price soc
OLD CoGNAC. BRANDY.
Regular price 500
.,..s .... .,.... Sale price soc
FINE OLD CIDER BRANDY. .
. 49, Regular price $1.o0
Sale price SOC
PURE HOLLAND GIN. ....... 49,. !:
s. Regular price $1.00
Sale price soc
FINE OLD SHERRY. ~
Regular price soc
Sale price 25c
FINE RICH PORT.
Regular price soc
Sale price 25c
We warrant above goods as repre-
sented. If unsatisfactory, money re-
funded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
REFORM

means 10 change IRON the o40 way "a
DONG Lnlngs, or III other WoCas' ~
means xoLns from bad 10 Soo0' GA W
make IL a Artle clearer, II a p0t0U 1A.o
drinking a beverage that Is rAlSAns s.
'Old Mex with their health anu 49,
decided henceforth to drink Quay 49, -,
lea ana Coffee (the kind we S0,; ~.
i1aStance), that means REFORM Iii.
again. both the democrat anu 10y "a
can uaEs.es claimed whichever S;ve
won on election day, they Wsoulu all
hS reform in our city anaIts. 20
one aide won and now let US hope
will get reform, but for goodAsSs
let us hope we won't get IL cot
many a chicken and poor oid hen Eli
che axe. Let us sincerely nope ~ sar.
not be necessary to bring j. AleA0n. 70
Dowta. the only living 'EliJah, tA0
storer,'' and hts 4,G9G helpers " od
city to help the reform. we 90 Sond
citizens should all lend helpAns ar
TO the reformers aud do all III tha
power to have good governulen'' wo-
kind that will please every nnaA' rh4
man and child, and let us say 80
here this reform Is Impossible ~ 49,
brain is mudd1ed or your syste tn
the verge of nervous prostraLlon. ro,I
e-s+ sten la to be careful what you
drink. We sell Tea that is pure az
heeIthful Our Coffees are alWays
fresf, roasted and the very pest quall,y
our money can .buy: that's the OILY
kind we sell. therefore you can saiwas"
fAea1 safe when purchasing at our srofe.
Say. are YOU satisfied with the pullel
Won are eating? If not, try pouuu
OF arr 25-cent quality. It's certainly
Hfe q K. quality. at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
Novelties

In new shapes have reached
us, andwe believe that as yet
are shown only by us.
Other novelties received as
fast as they make their appear
ance-letting the trade settle
their popularity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-07
Optical Dept.

Glasses made and fitted to
correct alT errors of vision and
satisfaction guaranteed, our
specialist examines each eye
separate. All examination and
tests are free. ....
Finest Gold Filled from c.,
all styles, 75c.
Sold Gold, from ZOO.
If you are interested in a
good strong business wagon we
have one, take itffor 1000.
Good Concord, made strong.
wagon pole complete. Good
Garden Truck or Lumber Wag-
on, worth 10000, will sell for
90. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

.rernilar thing. ISN'T It, Those
anice losaklnS. metnafiy oid ladies
havN bsea sitting Ia this courtroom
ever since this tfIai commenced Just
m m hope th2f they w4A art 10
hear samethsux thns ! Nguid blush
~ n1NHelf
This uas che nithx comment enc
Of tha hauiffa made tos1sy on the
aadIenrr gathered Ia Superior Judge
Morris caurs. where the senzs ttnn-
a. eleoree salt q Fl a. Douglass
..>7. ,s.si 49, =. .ssss :, $3.50. y
on tFfaI
10 cass IL treaths has attraetet
4 karg-r aulienee % san eafiuh usunw :
esa Is The Profanity Etiif courthouse
ard > peculiar fact T. that most ~
them arr ehufsh members and
friends OF tbs young res3pia ~huRs
fsatftasoafai wees are h#lng aired
Douglass accuses his eife q In
Gdelfy. and relies UPON the feNti-
IRONY ~ private detectives and the
dsp0s ton ~ REV Hush fiiirhstxt.
f1Tufs5iy rasfur - fhs church he
RFsd hls Wife attended IN this city.
q prafk hts ease. lie siaifns that
Mrs. nguMinss confessed her crime
T. NJ ollrhffsi and the minister :
deposition. Il ~ said. eafrVheFates
fss rlaiu.
The defense 81 Mrs Douglass =
thas ser husband Was eluzs fsstssi
II his ma nasnmeuf % his hstsaehuid
nfsairs. ard gave her but a nsxxsrea
~ aifswAnrr fur pfn funusF she
d-nica the charge 90 adultery IN toto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
AFTER THE
PEDDLERS
Councilman Kistler Proposes q
$50. $50 and sIs License

Casns imam ktstisf. at the m~st ns
e ~ ttn eoancii tast utrht fntru.
aucsd "a nanaHes uxiaa nas ueenss
fass tnf haekaiefs. Nhfts eu ia fac
r. the Estsraai II pesiiicfs ia reaiits
tiu neN gfetnsnNe raises the ilessss
ffo fretsfrfa are nas PAYING
the tfe ordinance fixes ths searis
license Al o. fef a twazhor=e oatfit
~ faf a aua horse eaEu5s. ana 81 fnl
foot tsiitFe and rUsa carts me d
essnsss a. ftxNsi Ia she nF,iiaArue pasasa
. year $50 wegr flaa a. ana - The
afaiiuancs has never hec.sihs operative
=, tiae tHasun that tbs iasai hnctsisg
and isrtAiefr. iuat hsfare ~ paaaaga
ezCufei nrN ncsnFes undsf The oif
ordinance. aad then shsn ihr tiuis
eame fas TEES - set asu acsnsra thes
tssaa heir raas iHsn fha superior aefft
y. ere IuaEw mssi heia the efiinane
e. BE- unconstitutional aa the sFufGia
that n NAs esnas Legislation - she III
Irrrst n the retail aTocefs sad h ihs
ietfimsHf ~ The huekHirrs and ped
dt~ra
The ordinance Ia farre pfiar q ~.
passage - the Unconstitutional meas
urv fises fhr license fs,ss a. a. 80 aua
50 Thus the msasuFe naw nrunuaes
hK Nisiiaf raises che fees.
EitiefH res ordinance has Hefhius
81 say ahsaf ths iinifs in which sd
divrs mas rrssd their aarss Their "a
eitatun from rsftsin districts - a..
eity ues sue of abe peiass 80 whirh
~ s. :. ,s -.
= 5sas 49, 80 v.ss - susNs f6Fis
ssuft ksstirf. husrNFf. states thai i
pili b. isft - shs Pelies dspartmsnf q
FAX .sslaer fsssss % kssu she psddieFi
aff Firat Second anat Thlrd hreHlrs
Tae usN tiss eas fsfiffsd a. Tie ~
izss. HEsHse aad s#ssuHe Hurrniittss4 al
wateh kfatier IL Chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
new BAKE
SHOP LAW
TROUBLE BREWING ron OWN
ERs or uNsANlrARY PLACES

Trouble q oumlns to tho owners II
many bakeries IN seattle u thor de-
not speedily conform TO the new state
law providing Tor the regulation Of
their shnpa. state t.ahur cumnissipn-
- ulaChmnn % la the city making. az
Inspection IT the bake shops. as a.
their sanitary condition. and he days
that n SOME of the pfopflstufH do not
put their establishments Ia afdHf he
wlii haVe them arrested
- have already visited 81 bakeries
N the city. he said this meruinE. ana
uat ono 81 them IL ruu on the SANITARY
principals laid down in the new state
law / found Hufnu ct them Ia be- lh n
althy condition aud II the plaeea ar
uut speedily cleaned up ! Will have the
aurura prosecuted"
Ahf pefuuu convicted Of viulaiins
the act passed at the last session VI
the legislature h suniect GO fine u
not less than Ga o. more than SO foi
the frat uffsHae. AVID double That fui
the asgondsnffsnns Nhon bake shot.
iz faana - comply ~ith ihe provisions
II the act after an Inspection ~ The
eammissiauef % labor ths operator O.
als go certificate stating that fast
The nWarr asrnt uf lessee n prop
eftV affected hy the aet shall within
- DAYS after notice b. SERVED upou
hIm hi the commissioner. teaulfink
alterations uH the rfemiaee comply
Herewith or eease o. allow the use ~
fhr promises rur such an nath hllah
msnt M person under ID frHfH &C aEe
Is permitted 60 work between thu
heurs ~ in tho evening aHd In the
waruiuN
Persons affected with taserctilaais
ama nefufutaua diseases are also barred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
TUGMEN SCENTED A JOB
THEY rAouoHT STEAMER SPOKANE WAS DISABLED. aur
ONE OF HER PASSENGERS JUST EATING DINNER
TRAITS AtI-asNcE MUCH DISAPPOINTMENT

cau far ala, but n ala NOS come
FINALLY M. Ford. whn came frufn
ahafc lu raW hoat, bearded the
Spokane and she steamed on tr
Ianou1a.
The tu9 boat Hsen ava MT learn
until this morning the cause q the
steamers delay Nr Ford IL camp.
inK st Ask point lie was DESTROYS
81 Nniuw n Tacoma ON the Spokahr,
hut being anxious a. eatrtakr az his
evening repast ~ camp. be prey allied
upau APT. Norman Nieoisan to held
the steamer offahafe while hs ate
his rustic sfisaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
JEKlzZW MINORS
LHDW CURT MW
THE uNsAvoav DOUGLASS pvoscg ATTRACTS NOR
BID THRoNe or sPEeTAToRs-sTTER LEGAL BATTLES

and tn her cro.s complaint alleges
crusA aiad lnhumaa trs8iHsent By hsf
husband
SO nr bat Aftle tasiius~ay has
been taken In tbs ease, fsHtsF-
auy Lsaugiass to'd Ms story THIS
ufeguinK and thi1 aftefnNrn thn iav
Yefs are sFEulnE . question Of iaw
the uifn's lawyers having FstNsd fhe
point that Douglass testimony
showed that ~ bad eondnnsa hla
aifras aiieEad affrnse ant thus haf-
49, .. > - 2, - -. =: - :. :, >. "a.
A sshsatlan viii he spaunE y hsn
an attempt - made 20 rad Nj Gii-
chfiHfs deposition IN evidence The
slfe's attorneys rHfse Ihe point that
any caHfe#siem MFa fhousiaas may
have made % her pastor and suir-
itual adviser wan q uFfvilexrd con-
maHfcatign. and not admissible ia
ssidrnsw.
The deposition uaa taken ~ Saa
Ffanctaea. N6efe Mr GnshFist nas
lives lie vas formerly gaasnr Of
Westruiuster Presbyterian church.
ia fhia city
Douglass - = haakkeeref employ
81 ~ thn RghwahAchsr Hardware
tnmranF. Mfa T-eusissr - = pretty
gowns IN TIE courtroom. ard - far
sppeafa eaufiasnt II Winning he's
fHa
The eDnpfc were married IN issa
and have tss yuuf.w children. over
= huas eusfa<iy she prlnsipai sizht In
the ease viii - Nagssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
TOTAL
LOSS
NO ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE
70 FLOAT Noars PACIFIC

G. w. Cock ~ Cook a Co. mauax-
Ing Hausr 0f the steamer North
Pacific. which sunk off MarruNsfnns
point. returned to the citY To-day az
ter az inspection Of the wreck. lie
las - sH - 80 s.SEs - iiiE iiis
stasmsr. ard unless she se1u gpr~ -
pieces ~ tbs swift tides hstE eefi
NafruNstoue and Admiralty heads.
where she rests. she VIII probably
Be biorn up. az shs = uQ~ q men
&c 20 navigation.
afr Cock thinks the vessel has
not lost her engines and mat they
ara holding her noes iu the mud
firmly. she II lying on her side
with her stern floating. showing
about five feet Of the works above
water. Her upper works are All or
and nothing appears 50 D. lost but
her Upper hatchway cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
LOSS NF CHILDREN
HAS M4AE Hin MAD
lHU KONG, wsosU LITTLE ONES WERE TAKEN FROM HIM
RECENTLY ON rHG VERGE INSANITY

Les tloHg. a chlHaman. Wheae Amer
tsau wit, tu1 tens yesterday aNofe
to an insanity Cemplamt asalast him.
Waa esamned hy hanaes comuisslo.
II sHH riser tHtige rallNaha tauft thia
mpfnina ana pronounced perfectly
SAW hut dcatioua hseauaa bla thrive
trEht ntuc hanseasfg shittrvn had
been taken frem him b. tht ooarts
nenE IN il ASA weak aha when the
examining phs atslsns asked httn same
gac-tioua about the little engs hc hs'rst
into ttars aud LAWNS bis heed on the
table eriea bitterly ttn stitf was pitt
liable ms iuaSe and che deetoia did
ell thes eensa 10 geHaaio him. hut he
ealy sait ose. and over saaia ilhap
hkee utNs fellttzs me Wantao rm
back
ms thres little ones urre fenpd
about q mouth asa hs the Waahsnss
tea ChiHlrcua flnme uaairt4 t4iue
with their esidls- uiatcd parents M
dFeA sllal afaaaaF ara Hiih Heih va
rents were ne ana they had neglected
the chlltpen ahamsfulb
The ittie ifpngs Were promptly TAX
eH frem thcir degfadlag ssrrosndinss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
ARRESTED 5
SUSPECTS

city Detectives Tennaui. Harbec
and Byrnes arrested five suspects
three men and two women. In the
Weed house. a the corner u ftrs,
avenue and Union street. early this
rnarnlnz. A. first J. A. Loeb. a
bartender. Mrs. +. Emerson alias
IsilfDt. and Dolly johnson. were TAX
IN into custody Later Edward
fsfsf go @sfffftasf - ahafssHsss frs=tt
MaEraue alias Carson. were arrest
Cd. The arrests we're made after
the detectives had watched the room
occupied b. McGrafh during the
greater part Of the night
Loeb. Dolly johnson and Burns
were released this afternoon. and a,
the police station the word "HUs-
Tdcioue IL written after their names
on the blotter.
Mrs Emerson and 8eGfath are
still prisoners.
An effort WIN be made to connect
Mrs Emerson and Acefath With
some recent criminal work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

eua placed Ia saod homes The CHINA.
man assd his wife. who had cenaump'
tlen. were taken "a che county hospital
last wceh they loft thpfe. and are
neW living rn she charity ~ ehinsss
neiEhbnra
fiUnH only recently learned That the
children had been taken frem him fof
Eood and AZ aeon a. he wife tala hisi
Ne Eriefvd until he was aimnat cfaay.
she Testified ihia mnfuius that hs
taiRed II nothing All the tlne but the
children aud lay awake on night call
lna their nanics and tmHGiuina that
they wefe play tnr ga tte floor
last niaht ahe said he kapi saYtns
that he was afraid they wvre caia
and finaliv Hot QUE ~ bed and started
90 huaa flre in the middle ~ the
rvun
fhr nerauna who have the ehlidrru
havr lssailx adopted then and DO not
wish tao parents O. know their whore
atautHs
izssHs b surr hs II eaiHs ID die. aHl
hr tried tn set down on hts kuera this
msfnins q The Judge and doetofa "a
hes thsfn q Aiinw him Ga see ma child
rvn 0uee mere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
MANUFACTURERS
ASK FOR STREETS

The manufacturer ~ the city
presented q petition Ga tho city eouu-
cn last might requesting the epen-
ina and plankinK uf numerous streets
in the tide 5ihud diatfiet II II be-
iicVed that favorable action on the
petition viii render accessible many
factory sites az present remote, A
plank roadway ~ feet iu width, II
auFneHted e. the most feasible
ltniKate street Spokane avenue.
Utah street, Atlantic street. Mas.
aachnnetis strsst, Mill street aud
Centennial place are some ~ the
thnnauahfhHes that would be henuz
fitted hY The Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

The Pacific Coast eompany'a es,-
enrsian Steamer Spokane anchored
Ell Al-kl polnt for ar hour last
eveuinx white j. -. Fora, assistant
manager of che Pacific fcast corn.
pans. was eating his dinner and
canssd All kinds ~ useless worry 10
suk1stat captains m the harhur, The
LATTER expected t. make pis bunch
81 money rs towing the steamer.
whIch they sappos,Sd aas Disabled.
back 10 port
They suaruaed anunt ERE hiS yes.
ssi aaxiogzu aNAitinE the expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
BATTLE
EXPECTED
WYOMING cArrLEMuN ON rHg
wAaPArH AND MAY ATTACK
SHERIFF AND MILITARY

CHEYENNE WYE, july % Sheriff
h'entan left Thafmepnlla to-day vita
Jim Meeiaud. the siieaed murdered.
sha viii 90 placed Ia iaii az nasia. IT.
e. es-orfed bY a company II miiltiH
cavalry mrn and 81 t.ieked DEPUTIES. aa
II IL reported DC will De Way tAti IA the
hills and have o. nkht bic wa
thranHh The DelhEefVut eatfiriuen aft
So Ia 81 b. uHduf the leadership - iht
notorious Tum % HNf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
SMASHED
RIGGING

The riRgiugs - the ufsamei
Eureka sustained an accident tint,
morning that wiii delay the dspnf-
ture ~ that vessel for several days
Among the tsuFskaa cargo. which
consists mainly ~ construction ma
serial for the Council city 8 solo.
mon River railway. were eight
IRE ight cara In foadinx the last
one ~ these the steel fprerna ~
weakened ~ tas strain o. the tackle
Envs way about feet above tn
main deck
The ear dropped with crash q
the derk
No one Nas Injured. although {
nnGHhnfeFsan nAsse#sr aeafi=i Dc.
ing crushed under the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
DROW NED

GAIT. ont July IA rear-end
collision occurred on the Canadian
Pacific railroad early this morning
tseasssss, tseef sselgtts- eE tse vast
end Of the long bridge over Grand
river Two cars we're thrown into
fhe river below. -Four bodies have
been recovered One other 10 be-
Ieyed 10 be IN the wreckHge az the
bottom ~ the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
SHE'S WAY AHEAD

Misc Lena ~ tmhoff II leading the
carnival queen vote tutay ~ 10.
DAYS count % votes faf candidates
shr i given eA Augusta fiiasa has
AGaE Mag Tharatuu, 8ast Marie
TruckrY. AIS and Meta tsarthuue
/ 80. The eantest Eiosss fuiY =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
RAINIER nEACM.

III r. HilaAAh ~ IL r.
EASY TO REACH. EASY TO DuY,
Beautiful location on shore OF Lake
washington short ride on Sc cleo
trio cars from First and Washing
don. large iots. 6dxfff with alley.
are selling fast at SIS, SIS and 500,
at 81 and $40 down and s. month
7Sa already sold. everybody likes
cheapest property ON market for
home and Investment: schools.
churches, stores3 fine garden soil
cleared and graded avenues, side
walks. grand views; boating. bath
Ing. fishing; high and healthfui.
plenty wood and city water, lum-
her on terms or home built. See
Mr. Weed. agent, office az Rainier
Beach, or G. X Sturtevant. owner.
80 noston block. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

The cuunfY commissioner and Col
George .. f.ampinE have Inspected
several possible sitea for the proposed
new armprF hufidiuR Two blocks "a
North Seattle. on on Cedar street be-
tween Third and Fourth Avenues the
other on FIRST avenue. between Clay
tcfday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
Mn annIlI.n INNnsTIaATE-

,so-s Acres Of deep rioh soil with an
abundance Of pure running water,
good neirhhora, good school and
handy 81 the electric car You can
rNas h this property from the business
Coutrr I'M aa short time AS you can
Green Lake. Perfect title. easy
tarma. Adams A Nlchais ali Wash-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
A CANARD
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAYS
NO INVITATION HAS BEEN
EXTENDED TO PRINCE AND
PRINCESS or WALES

O1srKH BAY. July n President
Roosevelt vas surprised this mornins
when he rad IN paper a report tha
the Prince and Princess u Wales had
accepted hts invitation 70 pay America
vlsit lie says no Invitation has beer
extended. although he would BE- pleas
I'd q entertain the British heir.ap
parent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
SERIOUS
CHARGE

n fiief. game warden and ex Of
fscio county fire warden. sw0re 70 =
complaint this morning charging J.
O. Smith with starting a forest fire.
IL l. alleged IN the complaint that
smith ret fire to timber lands own
Ell by the Argo Mili company south
Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

At oue.haif price you may choose
your own Hat from our stock q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
aFasaasaf
HAS 4 SAD MESSAGE

Mayor Huru~s to-day received . lot
tsr ffnm Mras - I. gslhuh4 - Lem
pur. cal. asking hif1 f~saslbte q
sarrffain The address ~ Mrs klia
Qoilnby. Nifo " EHrp9ssaa 50 bs =
plains that A~n Fila QWtniifT's huN.
hand . dad ard she wishes 20 IN.
fartn her ~ hts death,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

8. a0o-io acres % nnc land. II acres
under cultivation A-room house root
house. wood house. chicken huuaaa
and barn, orchard 81 - trees. This
pranpfts h ~. mifaa from the elrf-
trio cars with fine WaEon road 10
market aud can be bought Tor ti.En
cash. the balance on time. Adams &
Nichols. ail Washington building
III.aI ANnnme and lhnrrN SIrnaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
GOOD CROPS

" kafffi8iroN. juiy a The eros
report FOO last week shows al cHhai
tIana "a the Pacific raast 60 ~ fagnr
able THE NianeHota sudins wiIsat son
dltian - unfaxprahis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

5000 acres good Alder bottom land.
aerca cleared Is miles from seattle.
Warner a Co. as Arcade Hldg
81 .0aa-t0 acres east OF Kent. n acres
cleared balance ia timber house.
barn. chicken house, small orchard
we'll fenced SletteuEruu a Arncil. y
RaNwrN block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

out al their high priced STRAW Hats
for 500. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

WE can locate you on the best homestsu 4
ianan In Washington. We have some
seed farms for sale. cali on y a.
Casey, 900 Pacific block. Seattle.
CHEAP lots ~ tHs IN 81 Hilman city,
only ~ minutes ride On old Henton car
line on Washington street terms %
down. ~ monthly Gene today. Lsrgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
BANK clEARlNGS

Bank cienrinrH to-day fs8T .ait
THIS aste . year sgo sgf.sst
Deeresss ..-.,. is.ss7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

TWO handy carpenters ~ bhla cote
tagr by contract Robert Johnston
nHnuhY West Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Thermometers afa fesdatsfiWH SRA :
fiat temperature an stfav~ - hat
prize Tnkias Nusarsasn 20. -
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Get a new rcet "a. atfsu Hats e.
~xsetiY half pftee. TeAias StuErfHiaa
q a.,
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