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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

The council committee On fire aud
water at meeting last nisht direlh
ed 10 report Ia the city eauneli an
ordinances authoriEinH the hupsfin
tendent Of the iiHht ana water ae
paftmvnt Ia enter iuto contract
with the Great Northern ttaiiroad
Company for the city 20 furnish the
railroad With water 60 be used TOT
hydraulic excavation 81 the Great
Northern tunnel, The contract price
" To he ttt per 1000, 600 gallons. and
the contract may bs terminated al
the optisn Of the city.
u " stated that the water will he
used only IN the excavation Of the
mouths Of the tunnel. bat u IL under
stood that " the hydraulic work
proves suceenHful u IL the Intention
Of the company to keep on using the
city water until the tunnel IL com
pleted.
The price to be paid by the ran.
road company " the ordinance 10
passed viii be almost two and ha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
OFFFOR THE
GOLD FIELDS

The Alaska Commercial cefnpany's
steamer Portland ana this Pacific
Packing . Navigation Company >
steamer Excalaior SAL "a Copper
river points tonight with about 10
pasaeueefn. The fxceiaior stil have
fun earHo. Including - cattle.
Which are hstaE taken 10 NaiaaH BY
William Narchter. The Portland
will have a fair cargo.
suonk those going north on the
Portland are w A. Atefnethy, one
OF the most extensive property hold
ers IA the kyak aii district Captain
Shaw. ~ho - going 90 seldoxia to
cperate during the summer bic
steamer TYoric between that port
AMI Cuck iniet points, y, Hpeaxus,
chief engineer u the seameli John q.
kopp. the A. e. Cas- agent at kar.
LUX. ard W w Collin. president 81
the Naides Dock ard Warehouse
Company
Nore than = passengers have al
ready heksa for the trip t. Nsldes
on the Santa Ana. sailing March g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

understandable Turquoiae Head
Lace Pins. best quality. heads VIII
not break or come of. needle
points. worth regularly 2br per
card Of one DOZEN after 6. only Be-.
Tteat seal Combination Pocket
books, ~Ith inside German silver
frame. very hest quality black
only. regular value ksc each. after
&. only asc.
Hsst seal and Morocco Leather
Helts. in black only, all sizes. best
quality. worth regularly Soc each
after {. only isc.
IVORY rlatt Val iacea. ystY fine
qualities. choice. neat dainty pat %
terms. suitable for me underwear
and dress trimming, widths run
from - 10 inches. worth reEu-
iafdiy lie. $50. 1tc and zse per
yard. after &. only De-.
AiisSiik Fancy Ribbons, suitable
TOT neck. hair or dress trimmings,
VERY finest qualities. guaranteed al
pure aiik. all she very latest color
combinations 10 ghonse from,
worth regularly CSC, 4se and Soc
per yard after 9, only Ice
Round and Square Appllqusd
Center Pieces. wifh double hem
HtAttNAsA AtAAin AfiA WNNNNHNAtAt ehAt'H
very fine quality. new styles
worth regularly soc ana Hse each.
after {. only 21c
Paper Covered Rocks, daxsnn Of
good titles. ssc kinds fef y.
How to Cook f-i-h aud une Hun
dred WaFs - Cooking EKEs. two
volumes for the price al one. or
ite.
Pound Stationery. ruled. regu-
LARRY &c per package. for ise
Pine Cambria Eiubfutasfies.
blind ami ppen work edges best
qualities. assorted widths. worth
regularly Sc ana si-sc yard. after
New viol.,s. sse and ise per
bunch.
a liss Of Roses In three eelorp.
afses 9. ite
chliaren's Velvet Tafas. in navy
and blue. regular tsc value after
Extra Quality 7.ineh Rubber
Dressing Comhs. always said AZ
Toe each after 9 pfiee. only Sc
each.
Hone Cellar buttons extra
quality. long shnnks one dozen on
card. regular price Toe per card.
after price. g. per card
I4udsaY's Patent Nickel Plated
Safety rms. very best quality. one
doNen on card. regular price Sc per
card. sizes !. and : after 9 price.
choice, iu per card.
MarHhAil'n ioo-yard Linen
Thread. very best quality. un-
hieAche5 only. sold eeefyw here nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
FAILS TO SURVIVE
Sc RiOUS MUIR

Philip rufich. or norecf1iek. the
Austrian whoae Kidney wHs removed
IN an operation performed at tho
Moned hospital. last Tuesday. died Al
that institution shortly before noon
today. He was injured on Monday
last IN = fan sustained in the yards
Of the Aoran firos. " hiie At eoFk re-
pairing one ef the ships In the dry
dock. The operation esH made nee
essarS on account Of the injury 10
one Of the kidneya- The operation.
which was performed BY prs. L. g
and ~ o. Neville and g. A smith. u
a very rare one Physicians Esy that
there have been successful operations
of the kind performed. but that ihe
cases are seldom heard 81.
The body has been taken IN charge
by the Bonney Watson Company
The dead man WIS n member OF this
Aacabeea and the Austrian-Ameri.
can Benevolent Association He u
survived By a widow and two chill.
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

ENJOY LIVE.

hANE AN-NT.
ENJOY LfyE
orr ROME
OF yoar uNn In /. la>silty ~h<se 80 have
SOD sufrpsnsinss ard The essarsros
81 fsssktas nauney cn Euaf tHFsksmfut.
That fteef ts nAir4~r H~aeh On me ften-
ten sis<ffse itE. tns Efss Yeaea the eary
stfsks tzsks wfshingtnn- Hunafeas 81
families are moving IN na4 baiiainx
hcrussi isnss sawr1in hsnAls plenty %
all fer SIS. a. snd fioo. IT - aasn ara
o. rnenth Hesnss buiH aiss. f.a<aticn
u hinh and healthy. sfAinE. bnatinf
plentY we'd and w3ter. nios nsiEhbers-
schuzol chershss. Ftarea teispAonss.
Sidewalks. etc. fcverrons uho lives Al
Painier Reach h happTl fske eafr On
washinktan ssr~~f. FAR 70 riess for 50.
deiiAr esS NJ weed ssEat. Al once
at Rafnisf Reach. - G. x stBftsvant.
ssepo-1-rseem nsw modern hs1ssr4 trfca
founfatfan. rarsont tiarwalts. street Ina
t.f1s1sruanis raid fer me view 90 sscuni
hfIl Z ca lines. Gloss In afltea1id usit h.
hufisaes terms h~~f buy on the bal.
fiz.o fa-sH cottage. with hath anf tan-
~. be Tssioo, scFfh - fAfe tHious ms
view car lines not far from fiAe
street
sszs-i.ss Aatiea walsins distance. atr~st
fraded ard sewer al paii ans view.
tro rcnrh-rar u lufa. Ia Nesi Seattle
| orsr uants4 FOR - lots IN safue ircaiity,
40 an scfs fer hnd nasf ssnth Para
I ttso fsf fs-arsss near nfrfnsrtrn. 10 srrer
bottom sana cleared and unaer fence
crssk fans threash land. ciess e water
fsuati improvements wotth Nor. th~n
quAI.HrfN a HOLMAN.
So. Neu vorn hld.ek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
PRESIDENT
APPOINTS

WARRINGTON. u. C.. March 9e.-
President Roosevelt today appoint
ed William HYrne United States Dis
llct Attorney for Delaware. and DR.
w. y. crum Collector Of Customs AZ
Charietou. The senate acted ad-
verssiy on both appointments. re-
fusius confirmation. By the ap-
pointment today. both viii held once
until appointments are acted upon
~ the next senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
CUNNINGHAM
EXONERA7ED

WASHINGTON. y. G.. March 20 =
Solicitor General Herritt today re-.
turned report Of the official invea-
legations Of the alleged uncssiied- Tor
killing Of miners BY Marshal Gun.
bingham near Charleston. W. Va.
The report Was not made public, hui
u II said To BE- q complete ex0nera.
ton Of the officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
AIDA FAVA
SET FREE

Aida Fava. a no,oriou. woman Of
the sluns. charged with larceny
from the person. was set at liberty
By the SUPERIOR cqurt thle afsernaan
u1ony. Judge Bell held hat the evil
dence Of the woman's guilt ~as in
sufficient and also took judicial
cognizanee Of the fact that the
woman Is commonly thought to be
insane
she - charged with having
stolen so from J. J Hoagiand IN the
American Eagle saloon. last Janu-
AIRY. When she was arrested shortly
after the theft the money was found
In her mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
AMER icAN MAKES
4 RECORD RUN

The American. saiian lire
steamship American arrived last
From san F'faucisco. She brought
see tons o general freight for this
port she VII load hsrr the same
amount of mliistufs and lime foe
Honolulu. ~ith the addition 81 about
200 tons o. salmon Tor New York
The American fsialr a voyage II s.
days ~ hours frufn New YORK. TO San
Francisco. breaking the record of
vessels Of her riasm The California
had made The run IN ~ days asd the
Hawaiian in 81 days hours The
American reuuFts that the Has allan
10 following her. being due al Nan
FrNncisre in ave days. While the ore =
gnnian = nov n days eut from Sew
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
HE WANTS
A PRIEST
MURDERER cHANPoux MUCH
CHANGED SINCE HIS TRIAL

xennon Chamnoux. the slayer Of
l4sst.sG aafstt4s l.|s4 .ssl.dita ttie tattrf
and mis- attorney 10 bring = priest u
him In order that he nay confess hts
sins and receive absotution. Con-
trary to his usual custom. the uur-
drrer received his attorney in = very
courteous manner yesterday and dsd
not throw things AZ him and swear
A. he usually does. lie made hts re-
quest for 4 priest In = calm and
natural manner and said that BE had
been meaning 20 make u for some
time. but had neglected n.
The prisoners say that since his
trial Chafupoar seems changed IN
many NaSe. He nov washes his
face voluntarily, for the first time
since he has been IN 1ait. and sits
quietly in hts cell having ceased his
rawlings since a jury has prOusunerd
him sane
Champoax Was convicted OF hav-
Ing stabbed Lottie Hracc h. the Ar
cade coneert hall. November 5 By .
superior court jury. iask Tuesday
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
TO
THE AL-KI

A telegram received By the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company this AT.
iernoun states that the steamer Al
ki has arrived al kstchikan with q
bFoken shaft The Telegram does not
state whether she Was tuNed 20
ketchlkan or made the port her-
self she must have arrived there
two or three days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
LAST EDITION
MAY STILL DEFEAT
THE CUBAN TREATY
PRESIDENT PALMA URGED CALL SPECIAL SESSION TO
RAriFN AMeNpM gNTs

WASHINGTON. II, G., March %,
As a result - conference this
morning between Cuban Minister
ouessda and Assistant Secretary of
state lloainia. the former sent a
cahleEram Il President Palma. urg.
ing him - Immediately eall the
cuban congress In special session 10
ratiry the amendments % the reel
prncitv treaty adopted by the senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

yesterday.
Under the terms Of the treaty
ratification must take place before
April 4. IN view of the fact that only
10 DAYS fenatn Ia which to secure
the ratification and return here for
exchanges, grave fears Rfu enter
tained that the action % the senate
a. amending the treaty may result ~
kititnn ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
MHAcKS THE
BEEF TRUST

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. March
2o.-Ths Armour. cudahy. Swift,
Hammond. Schwartz. sehIlds and
Suizbefger packing companies. de-
PENDANTS IN custer proceedings
brought against them BY the affor-
ney general ~ Missouri against the
alleged beef combine last summer,
were fined 5000 each by the Missouri
supreme court today, and ordered 20
pay the costs Of the case. which
amount 10 5000. The court ordered
that Mess the fine and costs are
paid within 10 days, all the de-
PENDANTS viii be ousfed from the
state and forbidden 90 do business
therein.
Fine watch repairing. !. NJ. ben.
nett, Colonial sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
moRr uNt.Appv ONE

The following divorces were in
Ftituted IN the superior court this
morning Nettie v, WlnnnH nHninn'
John Wiuans. GA the grounds Of de-
rertion and non support 1homnH
Hunt against Augusta Hunt. en the
ground OF deaeftion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
DEADLY PIE
SURVIVOR or FAMOUS KNIFE
DUEL sUccuMes TO FIERCE
ONSLAUGHT or a SLACK
BERRY TART

REnniNG. Cal. March so-I.ee
barnes. who lived through the ia
nous knife duel tn which lilly Sill
Nertaorn VAS killed last January,
Was stricken fatally BY eating black
berry pie yesterday. barnes ate a
whole pie. Violent crafapa enHued
which broke the stitches In a wound
Ia his lang and the surgeon says ht
vii die Barnes had five knifs
wounds Ia the abdomen and his re-
coNrry was pronounced the most Fe.
mnrkahle case on record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
HYDRAULIC EXCAVATION
oRuAr noRrauRN RAILROAD c oMPAnY MAY eoRu Ire Pro
POSED TUNNEL ny TIE usg CITY WATER

times greater than that paid by the
p.nttis a Lake Washington water.
way Company aud onesfentth ~
much ms Il paid by manufacturers
and the city Of ballard,
The waterway company PAYS ~
the rate Of 81 90 per i,onoVup gallons
the manufacturer about tez 20. ana
the city of fIAiiard 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

FREMONT. Nrh. March se,@A
man giving his name AZ John hen
nett. presented himself TO the sheriff
here today and bsgsed 90 be teek-
81 uR SAYING he II the murderer OF
Miss Nera Fuller xiri who was
Killed az San Francisco over a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
MARINE NEWS

The steamer queen sailed to San
Frnnciaco this morning. with tev
passengers
The Senator q due 10 arrive from
California this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

~ ~ A#F"Aa HAh'A v lfhA'f Hftfg ."
per spool
tizs and $50 Peroals Wrap
pefa. IN dark and Hight eoiors.
broken sizes. to close. after 8. al
tpc
To close out some fine quality
EiderdaNn Dressing sacqueai at
Ter .. at tsia.
Hemstitrhsd Lunch Cloths. plain
Dresden linen. sire 3QNs0 inches,
neatly hemsiitched. worth Soc;
after &. each. gtc.
PILLOW Cases. made Of bleaehed
cotton Hiae saxsg Inches. ssofth
Zoe. after &. each. g..
pereHira. - inches wide. lirht
ur dark. good styles, worth Ice.
after 9. = yard. o..
Outing FGannsis, plain gray or
tan. fun width and worth i0e.
after s. = yard. sc.
Chilafens SIX Crocheted Cape.
cUiura pink and blue. lined
throughout with silk. regular
value - 90. special after 9. at csc.
Womea's Long White skirts.
With deep fiounce. regular value
Use. special after .. 1tc. These
are slightly saiie1
Wumau'a Feit Slippers. felt
Hules. value Sec. FOR z5c,
Infants Long white Dresses.
made Of soft nnlsh camhrie. sn-
broidsfed YOKE trimmed with mar
row fuffie Of embroidery or lace.
regular value k5c. special. after 9,
&c.
Bishys Paste. for bexeaif and
vici Kid Hheef. value lee for &c.
bird seed. after az. the pack
ags. &c. Find this IN Grocery De
pnrtfusut.
A broken line Of Mems Fleece
Lined unaesrNeaf. after G. a gar
mcut. 9se.
Mems Fancy Madras Shirts.
sizes isis 10 n. were soid at 15c,
but tn close out after Z. at zse each.
wofusns Fast Black Gotten
Hose. high sriiceh heel, double sole
fun fashioned. bani ktc quality.
after 6. tsc.
Woulsa'a Jersey Ribbed Gray
Wool Mlned Vests. superior finish.
me quality. worth tfci after 8. per
garment. TfGe
wotnsn's sslsr Ribbed Extra
Pine Cotton White Vests. ioS
neck. sleeveless, with pretty lace
yoke. special. after .. like
isoya or Misses Fast black Wide
Ribbed Cotton Hose. double knee,
toe and heel. extra elastic. soft and
strong quality. special. after 9.
i1hc. Limited number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Mas ciefieun was awarded 1900
damages In the Pike street con v
dsmnatlan proceedings, BY q superior
vourt jury last niEht This con
seInnatian case has been on trial Ia
judge Norris department fof more
than "a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
WANTS lor OF MONEY

L. u Mcintyre brought suit
against the seattle Electric eam-
pany for tsoea, IN the superior court
today. lie claims Ia have been neri-
ouaiy injured by reason Of the ca
piosion of a motor on a car IN which
he was a passenger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
MURDERER CONFESSES

aFo. Helmet said he choked the Eiri
90 death. but would siNe no reason
Tor his act. The sheriff loeked him
In a cell. Kenneth raVed like "A mad
man. addfeasinE a fancifai jury. Tie
viii be held pending an inNeHtiga-
ff.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
JIM HILL
PROMOTES
SON-M- Law

NEW YORK. March se.-Georre
Shade. son.tn-iaw OF Jirn Hill re-
signed today as superintendent Of
the eastern district 81 the Erie rail-
way. He will become general SUPER
intendeht OF the Great Northern 20
succeed Ward who was recently
made general manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
Groceries for Saturday--Still Low

Fresh naneh EgKs. per dozen, ihe
Table syrup, special, per TN Of =
gallon. 2He per ralloa 4.4. soc
French Hardines. special price Ire
small White ueans. per pound 4c
Jnuan Rice. psf pound .t.t.s44.. De
Graham Flour, Id-pound sacks 2io
Roiisd oats. per sack .......s.. sxe
gold pust. per package ..a.4.s. 1sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

why she likes the other fellow best
and her answer VIII be. beeause he
wsafa a Gordon Hat. iiettsf get
WISE, today they are ta,oo AT kinE
ifros.. eit First ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
a "a No doubt about the crowds being tomorrov
AFTER ID night These specials with Wagners Orcher,
= la Sore tn the danrS


Carriers Little TAver ptfls -.
larry zse bottle after e. s. hosf.<
English Toilet soap. three -.
90 ch00n. from pHffneal. H..
and eiYeertne regular prle. = !
box. after 9. g. boa.
Harlem on regular yries =
tie. after 6. , bottles Tor ~
Wire Dish Rags. vita h.,s,.
regular lee value, after 4
each.
Dover Egg BeaterH. afssrsak
each.
s-ineh Tin Pie Plates. after I !,
e each.
Mems Fancy Golf Caps. fsru,s,
7sc values after 9. Soc.
Mems Hats. regularly O. q; asts,
only tia.
Fiannsletta and Cotton wsis.
Ia ali sizes. worth from TIC 70 Il 4
on sale after 9 at &c.
Black satesn Pettieoast -.
tucked and fuffled flounos r.S..is-
price q %. after q. 7te
Black and cmored srtrts su.s
width. accordion pisaisd fleas.e.,
value izeq. after &. sec
ss-ineh Eeru curtain Eeftn
value at Ice yard. special. AFTER 4
al sc yard
Brass Extension Rods for Essk
Curtains. extend from "A Inches =
a. Inches. value al Toe. sf@els,
after &. &c each.
700 Scotch Lace curtains, Fais,
AZ ti-bo each; special. after { a
PC each.
Corded China wash silks ~.
oolored stripes. value sc. Al :
yard.
Boys Knee Pants. IN oor6uru,
ages } 10 ; years. worth &c. for "
Boys Knee Pants. In ages 1 10 j
years, worth sc, for lIc.
Womens Muslin Gowns nas
Mother Hubbard style. yeks IA
clusters Of fine tucka. rsxsh
value &C. special. after Z. 1sc
wumeu's Fleece Lined Kns Cd
Jackets. IN rod only. regular vnis
toe; special, after 9. sc.
Chlidren.s and Nisses' WIFI
skirts. has deep rilffie with clnsse
% fine tucks. regular vsiue ssr
special. after 6. &c.
women.s Muslin Drawer. VII,
finch heustitched ruffe. reenls'
value fse. special, after q lie
Broken lire u Wofnsu's co-<<,s
coiors gray and black, matf 4
French couiii straight front. ~.
bic sfeeis on sides. regular rzia,
o. %. special. after 8. gi.0a
No. ! Pearl Top chlma<y. amer
q. &c zach Only three TO hzrer
white Tea Cups and saucs-s. n.
ter q s. each. Only sit 20 sz-t-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
COLD IN
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. March eo--The tenn
pcraturr dropped = degrees during
the last e hours. sin hundred ruaal
tssfnstets struck today for an In
crease q pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
BEGINS LEE ON
THE OCEAN WAVE

A letter received b. Mar kuner
- this city. yesterday. from Captain
W. .. MoipItey q the schooner Aiire.
states that . ie-pound baby SRI NaA
born 30 his eif< on March Is. shortly
after the vessels arrival At fan
Pedro from Seattle. Ars AulonTy
vas taken to the captains home In
san lose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Would you buy stock in a
mine with millions OF tons in
sight and the accurate value OF
every ton known to be not less
than Sso9
Would you9 Well, we rather
reckon sol
That's what we offer.
Millions Of tons in sight. and
every ton worth at least $50.
Go see il at our expense. In
vestigate il.
Come and see samples and
display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

CHILDREN and Moments chronic
afflictions a Speciality: we straight
en- ehildrcn's limbs. rufe asthma.
anaemia. skin diseases, kidney aud
liver trouhlca. epilepsy. bladder
and uterine diseases. fhatituc 81
Science laos Second avenue. tun-
Hultntlan tree.
MISS SARAH GRANT. lnstruefhr in re-
touehiae. ifit inth avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Quaker Oats. per packaks !.
Bsrtlett Pears put 10 ers-...'
for the table special. b. - -
r. y. V. y Salt. special. De- -, ~. as'
f'fsfst.s. IA,
Hand tapoiio. per package
Bakers Cocoa. special. psr esn =
ss-sfssss ssssssss sssss....4.4... IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

FARM WANTED
EVERY aAx there are fi,sn 10 - - people
IN cof afflee Who want 70 buy farms.
II feu have one fcf sale. call tmme.
dtatef a. write irving faii description,
W. make speciality q ssiitas eountry
isonfnr nALTnY. 40 New YORK nlocs,
silvENrEnN acres Al reilrnad station.
ieNei land. runt nnili al partially i'm
rfuvsdl email house tratf faces good
county fsef, adinininE smaii town; taoo.
honEitr aAiTnf. sio New York block.
foaoEusoFf LANDS. suitable faF storl,
Ranches go aefvs. ~ 20. tso acres. a. rs
ref acre ~ acres, nue land close 20
nsslEahie stfesm. tafo pet acre
ltobEltf AAl.fhp. 40 New fafk Block,
nFTrwEE.S Seattle and Tacoma. handy ~
TRANSFORMATION 30 Rrreu N improved.
balance cedar and mr. timber ali nrst-
clarH land nnc orchard, ali kinds -
frtiisi nfnnlng water. two duck ponds.
good frame house. lafsR barn. several
outbnildinEz. 5000.
nonEpr MAlfnr. $50 New York Block
FunTY AcHns. recd hand. adjoining small
town Gloss g. dcuut. slows. rastafRce
and raed school . room house. larsc
harm owner Obliged 20 leave. II taken
this week price 5000.
hohhllf MALTHf 40 New York Iflock.
RICH alder bottom land. Rtlfolninr small
proved. buildings cost teaa nicely io-
ceted. eisss % small town. must be sold
noHenr NAlTny. go New Ystk Block.
riuHrY ACRES. rood isyet uriand, two
million feet OF NJ and cedar timber. well
l.gaish, heiwoen Seattle and Tacoma
itounRr MN.rny. 40 Now York nloek.
DAIRY farm 100 acrcs. half rich bottom
land. balance good uginuhi 90 sofaa thor.
ughly cleared and gruhhod hests.. lafns
barn Htack nnd tut outnt af furminr
implements uwner 10 Obliged 20 leave.
can sell faf lees than improvements cost.
N fnffn ~ once.
Ronriir aAtruy. ro New york Block
rslN RkfE. several line stock and dairy
ranches. iacated in the white and Cedar
river valleys ono t2O-Rcrn place mo
buildings and Thoroughbred stock $40 500
pne leo aefes, good buildings and stock
and tools, tanoo. ono, 20 uerer yer,
chniee. sdhOo one. leo srrtf mar.
italy imntpyrd, Fuot huidinrs. saa0o
one. 90 aefys, PARTIALLY improved. Hood
nonERr aALThy. tio New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Cow mrrrNn aToRh.
ntfTTEH uurricH, ntTrER
Nggs EGGS
N'tiEicaf.
We retail our butter and efaa at whole.
sale rrinea. We have had great nun
on ouf gae a N. Elsin Creamery. lee
fine better than what Your Erarer ri,Na
you fuf so. Try 10 Vuuraeif and YOU VIII
be- we'll pleased, AND LISTEN WE
NfiI HiitiCTil HOMIE RANCH
rudH Tor 20 q doann and ausrant,e
every ena. That's the way Ne hnlit
~ oar trade, and 81 tho way We in.
tend to inrrcanc u mon, yet. COW nut.
ter Store, First and piko.
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w. II. u. cRONK DIES

William II. r. Cronk. aged O.
year,. died at the family residence
al Latona during last night from the
effects u a paraiytic stroke he re-
ceiyed Wednesday. Mr. cronk had
Just completed his home 1T Iatona.
He arrived IN Seattle from Indiana
a short time ago. Wednesday. while
cutting wood near his home he was
suddenly stricken down. His wife
found him later almost Unconscious
Since that time he had been confined
70 his bed. Last night he expired.
he II survived by widow and a
grown son.
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For R,n,

NICE Furnished cottage. bath free
water thousekeepinRl. rent moder-
ate. end Of Grant street bridge
bellevue house.