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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
MILLS WILL
BE CLOSED
Single Manufacturers Agree 10
Shut Down Until Market Rsvivss

All or nearly all q the sainKie
mills % the state are 70 he shut
down Tor an indefinite period. prob
ably this week. or II not. within this
near future. Ovsrproducttau and 4
vsak market are the causes leading
~ 70 the proposed actiou which wRr
DDfed at a meeting ~ the Washing
- PED Gear Mssss:ss ssss..ses=' As=s-
sutton. held Saturday.
A resolution was unanimously
0opted. declaring u 70 be the sense
- the association that It would b.
- the best interests q the shinEie
0anufacturers q the state 20 cloas
Own their mills until the market
8cks up and better railroad rates
ON be secured.
All those present pledged them
0.ives 20 use their influence 70 get
sther manufacturers . close down.
but u depends upon the individual
situation In which each manufactur-
er finds himself as 10 whether h.
Will close ecwE his Mil u not
The late sprNE. bad roads, anf
generally unfav0Tabis conditions in
the East, where most Of the Wash.
fnaton shingles are marketed arc
given ~ the cause for the slump In
the market. Such shut-downs are
usual each spring. The mills vii
probably b. idle 30 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
STORM WARMING


warning VI storm from the
southwest was reeelved by the iocal
weather bureau this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
PRoploAl son

Joseph Cunningham 81 SO James
street, reported 70 the police today
! that hts ts-Feaf-old son Morris had
run away. he vsnts the boy pick
~ 40 AMI sent home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
TOOLATE TOCLASSIFY

HELP WANTED MALE
tlA Der l'NoY COPYING letters at h0me.
tither se1. send 2 stamps FOR ar
tlcularg Blackney y Co. 5O5I ~.
stead street. chlceey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
SULTAN
UNNERvED

BERLIN. Aprl s.-The Tagebla,i
today asserts that the sultan has
been driven to such a state Of dis
traction that is capable o. COM
milling suicide. being unuerved
each report Of the Increased unros,
IN the Balkans but adds 10 his ner-
Youaness.
BELGRADE. April e.--The ssrvian
government does not consider the
peningulsr situation sufficiently ser
ious 10 warrant calling out the re-
serves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
~. q. Blskettaa a GO. have been
favored win instructions 20 sell
nj private residence. No. iit West
Mercer street, on Tuesday, the tth
on Aprn at - 80 sharp, brass
mounted beds. hair mattresses,
bureaus commudee. elegant round
oak extension table. tf-foot, lcRth-
rr upholstered dlnlns aud Aead
chair hubt library table. desk
conteUAaflc. pedestal and iardinier
stand III mahogany, fine Turkish
rugs. AnHtaliau and tfisFal lam,
scotch Axmluater art aquarS. bat.
tenbcrR curtains. an eleKput up
rirbt piano. fost $500 easy chairs
in leather, 1Wkiah couch, house
r.nnio. ha HTafiug cost $50.
1tf'Inier. Havimnd ware. ice box
lawn mower. Majestic steel range
ifif.han furnishings, etc. rako
N,Nh seattle g klunear park car
~ II Vlckerton q Go. aucuouecrs.
rpr tune on view Monday after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
Can Please
Everybody

when u comss 70 perfumes the
narteil DRUG Co can please every
body. Note following prices
Roger . Gsuet's Violet Dc pargne
N.2s BOTTLES ...-.s....t........ 5oc
ColKate.s Cashmere Bouquet. per
ounce ssss#.ss-ssss ..s.s 49,. Jbe
Golf Queen Perfume. per ounce s5e
Pins Pans Perfume. per ounce zoe
Pinaud's Refine Violet. regular tie
Der ounce 4ss.ssa4sss.....tt,.,. Toe
Roger = GaiiefH psau de- Espange.
H-t9 bottles sts.s...s..,t..tt, PIE
Stolen Sweets Perfume. regular &c
per ounce s.s.s..t......s.s.... doe
La Traffic Toilet water. 400 battles
ttsssss sssss#ta+sstts t-tttrtt-ss Toe
tfii Toilet Waters. ti.o0 bottles 65e
Murray 4 Humans Florida Water.
large bottles ss...t4...s.s...... Asr
ColEates Mountain Violet Perfume.
regular Tee per ounce ,. .,..... Doe
Baloheior's Toilet Waters. 5oc bot
ties ffs..+st.ss. .tsst...........k oe
Crown Crab Apple Perfumsry. 81 %
bottles .s+s.st.ss ,........s.....7 Toe
We Carry All Makes and odorr.
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7 E E 7 H

Painiss. sstrsetlng free when other
work 10 ordered. Est0e,sd shsoiutsiy
~tthest pain By ~ greatest Fl alt
preparations 10 spply 10 the svms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

Wanted @Uharles Hlahop. Y9no
,yau watehaau on torpedo Nht
Rowan. April. tkas. 20 write to
Root, Palmer s Brown Seattle, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

sss feet Ingram Art Squares. a
choice 81 THREE ealefs la vel nc-
l-cied designs. value a. t1zs. Epe-
cial az 8 so
THKa feet InEfain Art Squares.
value ti'a sreefal ~ 1855
FKb feet Ingram Art Squares.
value ht 81 special At g. 20
RHleia feet ingram Art Squares.
value A. A.sA special az NEt
axi2 fest Ingram At Squares.
value ~ idaa special 81 4tHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06
Browns
Extractum Don't
Hurt

We slso sdrrinls,sr gas snd Veas.
table sspor for ss,rsetins teeth per
tsotly safe snd don't hurt biz. We
sre the Iarsss, and best equipped
dentsl eonesrn on the Pacific ooa.t.
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For ss.-R.si Estate


AANA AEAE.
ENJOY LIFE.
% yoar o~n 10 : issaHss wesrs 80 hass
SEA surroundings al tn sssuraDc.
81 H=z s-Ha===-#a#= asaasa -
That llass is HaiaisF beach. 90 ths Req
tcu nisf Aie lIna the ffsi Ffafs fhs cars
Fifiks i.ahe WssblaafHh Huntre1t %
fariiiss Afs sueEtas tn And bglldins
hnfneni large saNHs31 hsadg rientF -
s~ii inf SO. g. ana tteo 81 s. down ans
" uionth Hasass RHlt Hisa. tsocuiiau
is hinh and healthy. fshlnH. hattinG,
risntr wa@ anH uafefE nice nsirhhufs.
slhoei churches stores. tslryharsA
nlfsNhisa etc. ENefYans who tive a.
nhirisr Beach is happy. TaAs cars 90
Nashintien street. fars p rides far one
81 nainisf nsaeh ~ = X stufisrsnt
gsnsr. $40 nsaton nlask.
ENTRA 6oop RARGAfNs.
o. ibo-A fine suburban home Of 10
acres with good s-roon house.
basement. wood house. barn.
chicken houses and parks. excel
lent well. This land Is all cleared
and fenced IN good shape. acres
in straw berries. 10 fruit trees ~
bearing. rural mail delivery, and
in n good nsighhurhuod.
$500 rive acres Of fine soil with
beautiful creek running through q,
facing on county road and only
quarter Of a mile from No. 1
school Handy to the city, Rural
mail delivery.
ADAMS & NICHOLS.
81 Washington Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

srisus Work mad. heavy ard dur.
shis. $500.
That are usds,.e,lbls frsra assasv's
e~n teeth. Crown ard bridge ~oss
10 en-. 81 eur spsstsitie. Ne sure &c
eonsaH vs ard sss or prices ia.
srsirstioas tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

polished and guaranteed rot e.
crack. faztnch eiHt. cents.
Mrs. Potts nest Nickel Plated
Sad Irons. 8 IN set. complete. with
handle. - cents
Adjustable Pin Curtain Stretch
er. the latest improved and best.
fiss
Western star. No. 2 Washer
square shape. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

AN ritz MAN
housh repairlnG IN all branches. rubber
Neath"r htrippinE, glazing ping pouT
..iitH, 90 tip Madison phaHes=auhsst
Naln lTni independent. u 1887
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

rnE rTAh Esnuieyaa.as o-e.. va isrss
80 strrst can furnish the best ksir b.
~ CT ~ 4nseA service. rhoas Maj
tiE pwr thaauans ea4einH fstseFs 81 hufsss.
taihFr ssN HenA tua st4Ns4N ~ Tar
uraiafu. NlaF saeY a %. ezEf Halsas4
street c'NiraHh
-
A nuSHEf. Man wanted AZ Ehafer
iires. cor Second and University
street al once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

WE sroRE uu Kinds u goods.
thompson urniture Co.. Inc. 1877
1870 at sAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

Prof HafFison.s concert that vas
postponed siil take place Tuesday
evening. April :. az Christensen E
hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

WHY ray 500 Ter $50 fost lots when We
can cell yea ore aEre for $50 90 ttnn
near the aahHHihause ami car line a.
Columbia easF terms eall ana see htst.
tenrreu a AfreH = HoxWeii block scor.
urr first aul columbia
CHEAP lots ~ g.. On. - rtii,nsn city.
onis ~ minutes TIDE en- old Neutun car
line on Washington street. terms -
fown q monthly Come today, LarKs
VAIN pfhoa GA grounds.
----=--= sss-asH =7=9s7a7s- --'--a--=ss-HHt
5000 FINE CORNER, t00xl0o, near
cars. Woodland park
Cheap lot. facing Madison street
lUs loo. only 80 both Win double
soon.
OUALHEtM 4 HOLMAN,
nnl Nov York Hlnrk
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I Z: {. I n

When attended 20 az our office. ara
cared for By the bss, men in the
dental profession. Our prices are
the lowest consistent with first otsss
work. We have no students 60 I'm.
pose upon you and no grating 10
done here. We are proud 81 our rep
u,sslon for doing the best dental
work IT low prices.
All work guaranteed for 10 years.
Lady attendant si~aya present.
Separate reception room FOR ladies'.
We arc responsible and here 10
stay.
Gold Crowns. solid top. ak $500
Bridge Work, ~ \ .....,....... $500
Gold Filings, that stay in..... 800
Silver Filings, that stay in...... 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

a Beautiful house al rooms. good
lot. 30 feet from Lee street, on
Queen Anne hill. a snap Tor $500.
Lot s0xi2a On Highland drive. beau
tsfnl view. 'ieess
A grand house and lot on Twenty
third avenue south at a blE bar
gain: only tiee9.
We have new 8-room cottage. good
basement lot exile all complete
TAYLoR-CooK co. $3.50 Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

FolIcl TO ETurkHoLuuns.
q -ti'' D. hereby given that the regular an
~. fn"ei or 81 stockholders Of q Com
Hthdhtff Mini Company luti ha held
once ~ tie company room autr
e.h building AcHttie. Whsf hHtan. un
ttYhh AlfN in01 az the hour 81
~ lt zoo Poi. election n urlnefa Cor
Wv nHNlnf }ehf, and auuh other business
Nhh utnpfIlr COME haaase t.
LOUIS HENRY LEGO.
b.... II 49, - fsetctury,
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7 let n

Regulated ard mad. .srssaht. Thi.
!. en- srs po.ssss.s b. t.s-. ard ~s
sr. stis 20 trsnsfsrrs . herrsiY
mouth in.e . meet hsnsser.e ere.
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Society Notices

ss.t.pi .ehlo-- houses and lots
% HpNrhNf and ronHs. 2ln0 Easl
valley iclninr Capitol nm on sasf "
=. Mcintyre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

haA F4Mf HtNNtHaF aENaFN NF tnlnErEs can
- incseased 10 Per cent b. pgitins a
fartian e fpar saFinss - ootnl-guna IN.
tsfwstf
sssarftr ur-, usstsss. On imgssvss city
rial estate
Thsss sassstsaees h.la ta trusf - the auali.
eF q tas ssate u WashlnEtQn
Cali - Gee Virtue. eos-a-s. Hoston
sisis, al =. ~ . ss' ys 49, .a ss.
ussisfs Il stu eest sus noihiua 10 fsiis
, unfsfsianA this Eisn
rHoENtN sANtNGs.
REF afafH & TsitaA. paTfianA Ore neHs
tsr Haftoa 9 On. Seattle.
..ss.sssss~ : - sse=s.ss- aAtanfsss- Pre-
risE retail Eaefehzhts, tsaHasssFs. ho4fd.
Tee houses. ~ithasf security. lkrE~st
hgsissss ia e. rfsneipNt citiss TulnaH
$50 kTies tleek. sia s-C0lss ayense.
RELIABLE pi@e. 10 eosros money 60
atauanta watches. fewslrf low interest
n p. west 80 riss street.
COLLATERAL RANK rRAr,s a Reeals
weusy ioanst On am Eood ooilAtsrai
ies eAsuY.
70 LoAN-prxsts Hsonsr at iow rate Of
interest rdnuas a osnsr. 100 fesisf
~sy. hocuns ard =
For Safe Miseefisneous
uitHAr fStsNbaTtaN SALE a. tue Rsd
Frost Farnitsrs CO. s~-aio sscssd az
snus south owfna tc the herrtfuE q
water main. which damaged our iuinnsnss
saslss ssfssss. u sss ,ss s 80 \ "a.
prise an exneting puhlic, furnituee,
stoves. rsnsss. heaisr,, eroetcrywafs.
a. ahoat sas tenth Il their sexual vaiss.
Embrace this oprortunttY and EeCars b4f-
rains Ia our iine si ea0s
ron sALE-stsxee. ranges carpets. leather
rhaifs thhles. tsek oasea, shos caseA
ssrisehss snd pictures al bali prize. col.
roR sALn=ons rotary run,o s.s-ineh
suction, inch fischaffs with tlfhs and
l,sasa ruils5H ts-inehaa.inch face. gfics
SIS. ainafa a now
Fer Rer.-Furnlshed Rooms
norEi SFSECA.
1908 First ave. corner seneca.
The sunnf southwest oorusri outside reorns.
week Etsrtfiu lirhta. porcelain baths
Special nstss 70 families ana single ssu-
tismsn.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiIb first ave-
nue. house newly furnished! All moderni
prices moasrass.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architects
~ " HouGHroN. .it-sit coiilnA
Business Colleges
nEsr methods and teachers. Acme nasi.
nss- College. Second and Pike
Abstraetors
oWohNt, TREMpElt a Co. Inc. sstsb-
Basement Mutual Life nldg. Phones
sunset hss. independent bts
BOOTH wHiTTLEsnY nANroRn Az
stfact cympanYg estsbNshed isae. Base
nsas Of HsilsF hlk reieph0ns. Main 20.
SEATTLE ABSTRACT 90. N. Y. bik.
Attorneys.at.Law
J. a. KELLOGG. sis wsshinston nuuains
A. c, MpoNAI.D. 600 Burts Runang.
W. p LAMauTH. ao4-s rseino nioSk-
"a. WARD KRMr. asa RaAs Rundins
- Cash Registers
NEW, $50 40. easy terms: secondhand. All
makes bought aold or exchanged. Ma
Dancing Aeaeemy
MI AM MHs fREDEWc CHRsrFN.
shN teachers 81 society and theatrical
aAneine ana body culture az Chrlatfnaonis
hall phone Red Il. independent 2iHi.
pressmakinp
MAnAMr 2. SMITH % Hinckiey.
.. DYeina and Cleaning
nfNG IN MAIN 56f
FQt Cleaning and renovatlnF rsnts' and
heles. elothes. CITY nye Works.
flh premium received Ia Col tsSf.as
- Mildnef, Puget Sound rfrinr and
l.an.nE works phone. John esiG. 1911
PARTISAN nye Works We call for cieen
,rttst 1890 n. ~ .,lnthgs once itis
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7 EET H

Cleaned and guns treated ard yeur
nsos,h will Keep s~ss,. Ieeh clean
sze .ss.s sss'sAS. s;.sn yssf hfsstis
will no, be extensive. Thi. will
plssss Yosr beet glri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

Pricss on ali kinds o. Plate Work.
Fink and Continuous Gums -. 81. 90
pare BLACK and pink auuta. alumni
mum lining .s+sss#sssssstsH.ss 1900
Maroon and Pink damH.. aluminium
ttnihE tttss stsffsssssts 700
American Rubber and Pink Gums
aluminium lining ....tsss.st..t 81. 90
Rcd and Pink Gums. aluminium lin
tnH HsssHssssss.ss ssssssss#sss IS 90
Rcd Rubber Plates ........4s..tt0 90
Cold Crowns and Bridge work t4oo
Gold ltllinHHs s.ss4.ssssssfe e and up
Silver FlillinRH ...........s.....9 6c
ALL WORK PAINLESS AND
Z GUARANTEED FOR Ib YEARS
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wsr,.d-Fsm AZ. r.sIp


wASTED@A siri Tor general hour
work star Bakery. Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

Crescent WaNhhodrds. sold zine
can use both sides. reversible pre-
tertoF guaranteed. - cents.
Extra Large Size WilloE clothes
Baskets. made 81 the finest Eillou
oltaiBable 81 % size for = csnts
GoodNQod Frame Wriusers
made Of the very finest mater
TAI. solid rubber roller. cycle besf-
inEg, guaranteed FOR five year.
fzss
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ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

snlaA feet Tapestry Brussels
Carpet Rugs ~ god Oriental de-
signs. value At 81 % each special
sla 90.
sxiz feet Tapestry BRUSSELS Car
pet Rugs. value az W Go. special
li46a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

NEW houses on Rainier avenue. ti2
10 go per month. sidewalks. water.
CLOSE TO store. school and churches.
high dry and healthy. Il minutes
on Washington street car line.
parties renting Of as can become
owners ~ property within 2 years
hv making small each Hsvu4euta
1swn Downing a Leighton. 2ig
Failey Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

SKI feet Imported Wilton RUG. =
choice II five beautiful deaigns
value AZ $3.50. special fi47k
sxa feet Reversible smyrna AL
Wool Carpet Rugs. a cholct n
four deslgHa value az tzfA9 spe.
eiai kI7.45,
sxf2 feet Al Wool Reversible
Smyrna Carpet Rugs. In beauilfsi
rich eolpra. value az "a -. special
feAGo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-06

EGAS DRAMATIC school. oilrn
one month course. March Il 70
April fh classes three Nights .
week. Monday. "Wednesday knt
Friday. for 81 for the month q
8taa a week an exceptional ofsrx
Cali at Studio. ~ Holyoke Bloek
Telephone blue SCI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-09-04
RACE SUICIDE IN AUSTRALIA.
birth Rate Has Dropped 90 small Fig
ure and Marriages
Are Few.

A colonial newspaper has drawn at
tention 20 features in the affairs OF
Australia that are calculated TO give
pause to those who are looking for
ward 20 the future of this depend
ency, says London Sketch. One OF
these is what he calls the total ar
rest of immigration, and tho other
is the steady shrinkage of the birth
rate. He puts the point very cogent-
~ thus:
''Here IL a continent equal in area
20 the whole of Europe. II Russia in
Europe is omitted; II Is only a little
less than the United States"
The richness of the country does
not require to be enlarged upon.
"yet," our correspondent goes on to
say, "at the end of nearly 100 years
of colonization. It's population is less
than 1000. 900. or about equal TO that
of a couple OF London suburbs"
The annual increase of population
has fallen from IL per cent. TO two
per cent. The marriage rate has
shrunk from SEA TO 6.s7. and. while
the average number Of children for
each marriage used 70 be six. II Is
now only a little over four.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-09-04
AN EAR FOR MUSIC.
Unconscious Relations That Exist Be-
tween Musical Art and the
Human Organism.

According 10 a new theory advanced
by Fere and Jaell, two French investi-
gators, the influence of musical tones
and intervals on the physical organism
is exactly the same with oil persons,
says Success. The only difference be-
tween a musical and an unmusical per.
son 10 that the former is able to realize
the esthetic relations of these reac-
lions, while the other is not BY means
of Mosso's "ergograph," a sensitive de.
vice by which the exciting or depress-
ing effect Of any influence on the or
ganism can be measured, the expert
mentors have ascertained which are
stimulating combinations Of SOUNDS
and which are depressing ones.
Thus they find that a discord has just
the same depressing physical effect on
a person who "has no ear" as on one
who Is exquisitely sensitive to tones.
these experiments seem TO prove"
says the writer's, that our musical cul-
ture makes more and more perceptible
to US the unconscious relations that
exist between musical art and the hui
man organism"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-09-04
Right of the Reel.

A negro preacher down south has
discovered the real cause of the re.
cent volcanic disasters. He saws:
de earf, my friends, resolves ON
axels, as we all know. Somefin' IL
needed 20 keep the axels creased; so
when de earf was made, petroleum
was put inside for dat purpose. De
Standard OIL comp'ny comes along
an strax dat PETROLEUM by borin'
holes In de earf. De earf silk on it's
axels an won't 60 round no more;
den dere IL a hot box, just as Of de
earf wuz a big railway train-and
den, my frien', dere is trouble.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-09-04
Internav,onal Hen Meet

An egg-laying contest will be the
next international event. Twenty
one Of the best hens in this country
lately sailed from San Francisco, to
compete for year with an equal
number of Australian hens. The
Australian government paid the
travelling expenses of the American
poultry, and at the end of the year
will buy six of the hens at $25 apiece.
The others will be disposed of by
nnblic auction.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-09-04
a BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. a

The only remaining BUILDING LOT, 30 feet
front with depth Of $50 feet on Conduit street
extended. overlooking The beaufiini Spa Il 0ler-
ed for sale. Apply a. the Capital once. 80
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-09-04

Man /! Man
What is your reason if you
persist in staying away
from our store 2 Do we not
deserve your patronage
on well founded ground z
First of all, we are agree
able to deal with. In the
second place, you are sure
to get just what you want
when you come to our
store, for in point ofqual-
ity and variety of staple
up-to-date styles our stock
of fine G. A Il nj Z N L s,
HEAD G E A r, FOOT
WEAR, UNDERWEAR
and FURNISHINGS for
man and boy is complete
and elaborate enough to
supply the most exacting
and fastidious dresser.
Then-another very i'm
portant-strange as 1T
may seem to those who
are not on to our mar
velous cash buying sys-
; tenn, our prices are invarl-
ably from 20 to 40 per cent
lower than those of many
other well meaning stores
in our line of trade. You
don't know-Well, we
don't want you to believe
it. What we do want of
you is to come in to our
store, investigate matters,
and then-as a natural Sc
quence-join the great
host of our enthusiastic
patrons. We are at your
service sir.
AARON L, GOODMAN,
Cor. Market Space and OcrnhillSt
ANNAPOLIS, ND.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-19
BINGHAM MINING NOTES.
Butler-Liberal Hauling ore-Grading
on Copper Belt, Etc.
bingham Bulletin9

During the past two weeks teams
have hauled upwards of 500 tons of ore
from the Yampa dump, destined for
the Bingham Con. smelter. 1t is still
being delivered at the depot at the rate
of two carloads per day.
Yesterday the Butler-Liberal began
shipping a 1OO-ton lot of irst-class ore
II viii AL be delivered to the cars to-
morrow. and probably be followed by
another lot next week. The mine will
soon be in shape for stopping to begin
The Rob Roy tunnel being run by
contract from the TOoele side. is now
in about 500 feet and at 700 feet is eN-
Iected to cut the chute from which
years ago $4,000 worth of ore was
taken. Manager Billy Ochs reports the
tunnel making good progress.
Grading was begun last Monday on
the lower extension of the Copper Belt
railroad and a large amount of work
has been accomplished. A second gang
of graders arrived Tuesday morning,
another will be here tomorrow. and it
is stated that over 200 men viii soon be
working on the upper and lower ex-
tensions. At the rate il is progressing
the grade from the main track TO Yam
pa smelter should be completed and
ready for ties next week. The bridge
work will be started as soon as ma
terials are on the ground.
Colonel +. a. Wall having added the
J. Guild claims to his Maxwell group, il
now contains over fifty acres and is
one of the most promising new proper
ties in the district. It is on the con-
tinuation of the Yampa vein. and a
cross-cut made from the Maxwell tun-
mel last season was run 120 feet at an
angle that showed the vein to be be-
tween seventy and eighty feet wide and
to carry ore comparing favoTaOIy with
that of the Yampa. A small force is
now employed on the group. under the
direction of George L. Hannahs of the
kemptOn, and it is to be steadily de-
veloped. There is little doubt that it
Will eventually line up with Bingham
great low-grade producers.