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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
LOSS QUARTER OF a MILLION
Wholesale Toy and Fireworks estab'
ishmcnt Burned Out.
fr- As-,oIotr,' p-csa.l

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 1o..Fire to-
night practically destroyed the nve-story
building OF the Koch Importing Company.
wholesale dealers in toys and flrew {2T.
at 322-32G West Baltimore Street. war
ner and Company's hat store H. Eouse,
tons and S. NJ Rauneckcr and Com
oany, Wholesale clothing dealers. who oc,
cupied part Of the building. we're also q 50
damaged bv fire. smoke and wn s1or nod 10
$3.50, 900. The Koch Company PLACES, c ita
loss at 100000 with Insurance or sAool
900. Spontaneous combustion. It
thought, caused the blaze.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Mr.. K0INER AND
OLD OCEANS WAVES

Commissioner of Agriculture G.. W.
Iloifler made his appearance in his office
yesterday for the first time since his re-
turn from Boston. fIe gave every APP
pearance Of man who had been sick.
Inquiry elected the information that ap-
pearances were not deceptive In this case.
and the Commissioner emphasized the
statement by saying that he had been
very sick.
He returned Thursday evening after an
ocean voyage via the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company from
Boston to Norfolk, but made his appear
ancc in his office yesterday for the first
time.
That ocean voyage tells the tale Of all
his woes. For nfty.fve hours he lay
without the inclination to rise. little car
ing whether the ship went down and
stayed down under the huge pillows Of
the storm tossed Atlantic All sense Of
fear was forgotten in the consciousness
of utter misery.
Aside from the rough passage returning,
the trip was delightful one Mr.. Koiner
had gone UP with Mrs. Koiner to attend
the meeting Of the American Pathological
Society. There We're also present Mr.
Samuel d. Woods, president of the Vir-
GINA Horticultural Society and Mr.. j.
NJ. Dlclsie. Of Nelson. prominent Vir-
ginla orchardist Some fine fr1,it was
shown. but none finer than Virginia cain
show at almost any time.
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Another for Mayor.s

Mr.. James Crdanler is the latest name
mentioned for the mayoralty.J He has
matter under advsemsnt, He Is now en-
ployed as a gas Inspector and has been
long prominently identified with or
ganized labor. This makes q list of ten
persons mentioned for the nomine ton.
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WORK ON SOLDIERS
HOME is RESUMED,
.fRv Associated Press.l

+. JOHNSON CITY. TENN, Sept. lo.-
The brIckmasons who yesterday went out
m strike at tho Federal Sold ersf
Home returned to work this morning
and no further trouble is expected. Con-
tractor j. G. Unkefcr agreed to re-enploy
tho men whom he discharged and there's
upon the strikers returned to work. It
is now believed the Home cannot be COM
.pleted before Spt1nE.B ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Have the Past Few Nights
Made You Think OF
Blankets and Comforts?

Our Blankets were all bought
before the advance in prices took
effect, therefore the values VS.
offer arc strong arguments ii
favor Of your purchasing here.
Wool Blankets. white, bound with
silk 10-4 and ll-4 size. from $3.50
to $1,000 pair,
Scarlet or Gray Wool Blankets, a
lasting quality and very warm, liza
size, S4,OO pair
slumber. Robes and silk Italian I
Blankets, in bright colored cross
stripes, ornamental and very use
full. Csc, $l.26 and $3.50 each,
Comforts, filled with sanitary cot
ton, covered In figured silkol!ne and
stitched, &l,7b,
Tuftcd Comforts. Hygeia lambs
wool filling, In pretty figured sateen,
$lOS,
Down Comforts, covered with
hgh-grade figured sateen both
sides. deliberately stitched, for
S4.bO.
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FIRE CREAGON TUNNEL
AT LAST PUT OUT

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.l
CARTERTON, VA Sept. l9.--The IRE
that has been burning in Creagon Tunnel
since. August Goth has al last been cXtin-
guished, but not until dams were built on
both ends Of the tunnel and water pump
have been working day and night for the
last ten days to fill the tunnel with wa ter.
The water was let out last night, and II
is now thought the fire Is eStinguished
and the tunnel will be open for traffic by
October 18th 40. -.-.-lN,
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Earn fnrNeterans,

A rate Of one fare for the round trip
has been fixed by the railroads for the
Confederate veterans attending the an
nual reunion and Grand Camp of Virginia
Sewport News, October 18th. The at
tendance of veterans promises to be the
largest at any recent reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Negroes Depounce Mob Law.

thy Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. 10 -Lynch-
ing and the crimes which usually result
In mob law were denounced to-day IN
a resolution adopted by the National Ne;
gro Bnptlst Convention. The educational
board headquarters will be removed from
washington to Nashville during tho COM IF
ir,p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
AcndannY of Medicine.

A meeting of the Richmond Academy OF
-. r."A. headquarters Tuesday night AT
$3.50, Those who will read papers are:
Drs. Ivy. D. Hoge, William 5, Gordon
and Charles NJ. HaXen.
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POSTAL, MEN
ENTER TANNED.
Elaborate Banquet TO EXoCu-
tive Committee.
HAPPY SPEECHES MADE
5Richnond Bra Oh Gives Banquet to
y WISHING Officers and Their Friends
Congressman Latnb and Obs
ers Respond to Toast,

The Executive committee of the Ma
a5tiopai Association OF Railway Postal
clerks, fourteen IN number, most Of whom
were accompanied by LADIES, were lnyisll'
is entertained by the Richmpnd ran 81
yeslerday, Tie affair having wound ep
WITH d zine banquet at murphy = Annex
Lass rl.&"t.
Inn nygr the scAboafd Air Line Ut ?
oc.ock p. NJ, and were driven over the
city III carriages,
aEI'ho banquet last night was pefleti
succpss and was greatly enjoyed by an
those present Appropriate addresses were
made by Congressman Lamb Fostmaster
KniEht and President !IldWell and their
remarks were loudly cheered
IA Mr. Z. c. PlunAett vi Richmond, was
master OF ceremonies, and he MADE some
hai,ny remarks in Introducing thc sp"ah'
ers Of the evening.
81 One OF the nappest incidents OF tne "
casjon was the presentation TO Mrs PUN
kaIt nv the ladies' In the party OF Il hand.
some silver service. the speech pre-. rN;'
Ing !, ne eft having been MaGe by N. hlo-
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
& The Executive Committee Is made up
OF the following gentlemen: Messrs. o.! a.
Ki1well, president Cob INDUS, o.; E. y.
Rutlc dge vice. president San Antonio,
Tex: George A. Wood, secretary, Ports
mouth, N H.; ]. ]. Mulligan auditor,
Utica. n. T.; f. S. Upham, president
First Division. Lynn. Mass; Second d.
vision, r. S. Deitz Harrisburg, Pa;
Third Division. e. G. Plunkett, Rich
mond Va; Fourth Division, y. II, Doty,
Charleston, S. c.; Fifth Division, NJ. L.
Rhinehart. Indianapolis, Ind; Sixth Dl-
vision, w. H. Riddel, Chicago, HI;
Seventh Division C. A. Cissna. Fort
Scott Kan; Eighth Division, L, NJ. Fitz,
San Francisco; Ninth Division. f. F. Cot
ton: Tenth Division, c. a. Young st.
Paul; Eleventh Division. G, r. Bell. St.
Louis.
Following are some OF the other prom
,inent people who were present: Hon.
John Lamb NJ. c.; G. w. Eddins and
wife Atlanta. Ga; C. L. Shaffer and
wife, Chicago. H.; Il. 7. Jenkins. presi-
dent Richmond Branch; William M.
Plunkatt secretary Richmond Branch;
John G. Fitzgerald. superintendent Of
mails. Richmond postoffice; r. P Jewett,
chief clark. r. M. S.. Boston, Mass. Mrs.
Emma Cole. president Ladies' Auxiliary,
Omat,u. Neb.
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Covered with allsilk taffeta. OF a
fine quality. the handles making the
difference in value, Some of the
carved ivory handles being worth
double the price of the Umbrella. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

opportunity only comes to lis once a
year to get these goods---and when
they're gone--the prices go up. 60
inch and 2s-lnch sizes for men and
women and tho best Umbrella for
S5 ever seen in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
OLEOMARGARINE LAW
Sent Out TO Revenue Col
cctors Thereon.

The commissioner Of internal revenue
has sent out to the collectors In the
various districts an instruction calling
their attention to the fact that the cleo
+ argarine laws require that retail deal
ers in that commodity must sell only from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Rugs and Druggets.

The designs in our Room-size Rugs have
been selected not only for their accuracy and re-
fined color effects but for their excellent wearing
qualities
Consequently We have none but the most satisfactory
weayes such Smyrna. Body Brussels Administer ana
Wilton.
The prices will appeal to every onc-as, Tor
instance a thoroughly good Rug, 9 feet by I2
feet, as low as $1,000, and from that UP TO 5000
smaller sized RUGS are all OF desirable aunliy ana
unsurpassed design and colorng Ihey are al
strong values from reversible Smyrna Single Door Mat
Rug 10 Administer Hall Rug. feet lhches by
10 feet inches. at $1,000.
D04.+iarac #
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Our Curtain and Rug Store
More Beautiful Than Ever.

decorator to please artistic eye moderate prices
which merely hint at bellows
Frou- silk Portleres handsome rocoeo designs IN
fine with heavy fancy fringe, pair $500
Highly Mercerzrl Armure Portiere in the best solid
colo,s agreeable color effects $1,000 $3.50
ma 90 n pair s3,sEla
Gordon Repp rortores, with applique borders IN self
coored veours contrasting gobeln tapestry IN
all the useful colorings $500 pair.
Lace Curtains.
Our Imported Irish Point Curtains at $500
and So per pair are very strong values
The designs specially made strong net
with elaborate borders. t&5sf
At Sl4,Oo there's exqusiey beautiful Curtains IN
Irish Point. a56
NotpshaI and Scotch Curtains In desiGn and ap-
nearance copies OF hshpriced made French and us-
aim Strong values OF prices Whch
range from 800 pair up to $500 pair
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Portieres,

In every weave approved Of By the 'to date
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p ia N z

We manufacture those high
grade Instruments, sell thom
direct to you from our large
factories, and thereby save you
all middle profits.
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attached will only call attention to one or two as they
arc representative Of all Your judgment will tell YOU what
good value are in this sale. &S 8
We German IIuck Towel for purc linen
ard very heavy linen that This Towel is really 25c value
You'll sec by examination
The German Table aask soc, and $500 is worth rs
per per yard, you'll see by comparison
applies to all the rest Of the Linens and the
exceptionally strong showing Of Sheets Shcetng and PowCascs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

bark certificate q Deposit
sir kourr reported the robbery %
ire peHea and Detective Lane eaa
aseisued q TIE case. That uis IA.
Roeoudtn9 O. the story cola cart
AasfV ~ shsano. ana unknonn man
came = hts saloon and Offered fhs
certificate % deposit Cor sale shausa
turehaaea 1t for 80 and the next
day rfasesfea q al the hank fng
payment The hank had hsan naGs
tied q thH fubbery ard refused pay
uscnt The ehegk was indnraed Aith
gapt. Naores name When Il seas
taken ffasn hisn e had not beea tn
inssesi
Captain AeuFr went % shafna AZ.
ter he had learned who had ths esr.
ufteate ard attempted % recover ais
rfoneFtY shaEnn - said - have ~
fused n Etxe tEe paper bark. hat i
ssid & have ufferfd % sell II %
Npore feF SO. The offer was refused
ard The paiioe Informed ~ sh4 part
~ thH sasH
--sas saaFaiHK Capt Nuarp assars
t~ complaint hngere Justice g1aarNe
ehRfSsa - shnTna with the forging u
bis name y endorsing the cheek .rhs
arrest VII rrassahiY 10 made this
hftrsnssan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
WARRANT IS our EOS THE Of CHARLES W. sHomo.
TIE wslI.kNo SALOON MAN

Charles ", shnlua. a we'll kfifWn
Washington street lt1fuans.erper. was
this laoruins chsrked vita the crlne
81 forgery oy 4. l. Moare. q Brttisb
see sagtaln Who VA FVgentiy hUld
NJ A warrant faF HE arrest was
tzsued from Justice cams s1art
and ilAczd IA thz aandls II city ne-
fsttitc i.ana Toe aaesHce.
stNe tbs bold=up b two strong,
aFn inen % Mt Meafe. Detective
Lane has been NaFksns GA the vase
- ilen vi ss actually eonamlttcd
tsAs crtrns are sifss II large bat with
the rAues rev IN their lesAessloE, the
belses have here's - sss~egiaR their
Rapture
sshcuo l. charged asIth forging the
NAME ~ H.. L. Mcaze Ga tho hack %
= txftificaff q terasif on the Wash
fGst1n Nationai 1saHk % fhis city for
fi5Q. The certifIcate Was presented
al the e&nk Tor payment rs shauo,
bat Capt Moore hsd previously stq2-
Bel t-syment eu i ana ~ failed 60
eat tie money NJ Maafe a8as tax
The name az the man mha utmpted
h. canA the uHfslsieaIe
Last wednesday nfkhf captain
htoofe who 10 partially pafaiyHed.
.fas met At she corner 81 sezoaf av-
anus south ans IseS#on STREET ~
ESQ Neii dressed NeunE fuaa. who
held him % anH rahhst hjtn iis-
r.irs : feN rspte Il eoin ikeY took
- british nnsftsfss parsfT ara ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
Mr.. A. {. PiUl'S OPINION
President OF Minneapolis Com
mereial Clob Thinks the
Washington a Great
Help TO Seattle

Mr. A. g. Paul. wall known
throughout the Middle West a. "a
business man and as the president
% Minneapolis Commercial eiuh,
Nsa at The Washington durinR the
ifauafa tHsiaHlpul congress In
speaking - the Washington. AZ
Paul declared that the hotel IL nnoFs
ia seattle Than the West II % MIN
aeapaiia This neat compliment %
the beautiful hatal that has been
epaued in our midst only this Kea-
suf1. coming from q man 81 buFi
neHa Judgment like MF raai. should
he a pleasing reflection foe every
aHa who IL interested in the local
Importance - Seattle M daubt
thr majority OF thu members ana
delegates 90 the congress wero
equally strongly Impressed with The
charming hotel thHf oYafiooks all
Seattle. fhs sound and the surround
ing country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
Sf7O,OOO
I'M GOLD

Steamer cottage city arrived this
morning from southeastern Alaska
with tli0 O0p OF kioudlhe treasure,
so 600 ~ which wna consigned 90 the
Seattle National bank aud the bHls
amer 20 The Canadian Hank OF COM
mnree She hadiH9 passengers, In
GLIDING "a party Of IS headed by T.
T. Hunt. who 10 interested iu tho
shakan caunery. aud + Drew ond
II ~ Hunter. prominent mining
men 81 Juneau
The Cottage city reports that q hot
election contest 4 on At ISatchikan,
Two tickets are in the field one
headed hy MAYOR George irving and
the ~ hef called a huniunsA uen's
ticket opposed 30 The present city
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
EXPECTS TO BE A
HORSE AFTER DEATH
WEALTHY CANADIAN ASIDE $4,000 FoR HIS CARE As
HORSE AFTER his oGArH-HS IS NOT TO BE SOLD WHEN
HE BECOMES TOO lNoFFG RENT WORK

nRocKvltiE ontThs win q Jas waitetn Or Leeds county
:
have proper
With blinds hot
aaa IN CORNER o the room = serns q qnnas water In ea ~
'stoQo for hs proper eoseana he u no to pc p9a
b hlni indifferent 10 work lie
to be placed IN the stable a. soon % he tn his ed. s ~ "ss
parted and reflect their various dispositions ne as always
such that Wild birds teea
always BE- but thins
allotted period earth hv NJ ~. asan ~ man sna hafss
why should not waen pfettts for future com.
atis 10 accumulate a.
on Sc am n
and In Ia the
b. n hers
a.
tafd his wife
susfed the dag
neiEhboFs ned
IL tru ueEhhas refiauftys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
1T DOTH ABATE ACRiM0NY winch
rs THE CAUSE or cR0MiCAL DISEASE
ONE or SIR THOMAS LlProNs TREASURES IS COOK BOOK
@i YEARS oLo. TELLING TO MAKE COFFEE

you exceed thou YOU wanie the etl
ana II less. then Il viii not deliver -
aYl. aud lf Fuu should continue IRE
uu it4ha white. u will thon matte No
coffee Heat and forOo thrnuah
lawn slew
'erako clear water ana boil one third
- d awaf.aud it D. 30 Tor uHc. Take
one quart II ids prepared water Hea
put ln one euuea ~ your prepared cor
fue. and boil it ssntly one hour. ana Il
b. ca far Xauf use. drink onssanhftsf
&c pint az hot as you con sip IT, u
doth ahata the fury aud sharpness ~
the aetlmuaN whleh ia che sender ~
the diseases called crunichl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

Sir Thomas Idpten has amos the
treasures ~ hts library an old cook
hieb published la iaa that gives what
n perhaps the firat tnsllHh recipes Tor
coffee. one recipe feada
TO make the drinh that N now
much uard called uaffea5
fhr coffee berries are u be bought
az any druaniata about Z nhiiilpHa the
pound Take quantity XaH please. aud
over "a charcoal fire. IN an old frying
pan keen them always atirtius untn
fhey boo quite black aud when you
crack ane with sauf teeth that 81 n
a. hlark Within a. It la without yet "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

OF the disease. and the cure then il
only q question OF days. The best
flesh and blood builder ia Dr.
Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic. IN
tablet form to take o. meal time.
Sells az sc a box. or : boxes for 81,
at on druggists. or sent postpaid
on receipt II price. People eain nom
/ 10 3 pounds 81 solid healthy flesh
pcf week. by the uss OF this medl-
doing good Address. Dr, boranko
Co. Fniiadsipbis. "a. TnH 0UAh-
ER DRUG co. iois-lQis Fret ave-
nue. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
BLOWN TO ATOMS

aT. LoUiR Mo. Aus q The es-
ploainn or u RnH main. which WAS iE-
nite1 hy "a torch in the Missouri Pa
eluo yarda last niRht, fatally i'm
Jnfod WIN Hardin. foreman II The
switch crew Frank Hunt WAS ser
tauHiy hurt ana two others slightly
Injured, a hos ear which was stand.
Ing over the broken pipe was blown
Ia atoms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
For Weak and Nervous People

We have cure for nervous and
unsteady people, weak. neahless
people. and pimply. pale or sallow
people people who are troubled
With less 81 ambition. falling mem-
an~ depression OF spirits, lack OF
oanfr<ute. nervous headache. and
vakefulrSss an these symptoms are
produced ~ weakened nerves,
brought on by the watery condition
Of the blood Make strong. rich, red
blood ara furnish faod for the
nerves is the way 20 step the source
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

Ths announcement iz made that
Tom a. wiiiiaffss isss assumed TIA
controlling interest IN tbs resort fof
gentlemen az fft First avenue, FORM
sriy known a. Grant q Williams.
IL ia needy 20 say that the FORMER
high standard Of eHdslisucs VII be
maintained ard eFan excellent b.
Mr. williams IN the conduct u the
plaae. where only the very nnesi
cigars. liquors and wines are dis
s.aftasrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
THE MARKETS

4.~s-a.ss 49, 40
WHOLESALE pRtcHs
fTtss= effssa 49, - snr sasss - saaa
uAsss rttss@ ea ss~an pasvh.sss axkrss.
- s-s eaat hlsa.rl
Provisions
frssa Msss=sas~ be-f fNfs .; steer essf
g y Esat = les -. page a,se -
t4eFIs5sasa Haass "a NJ trsakfast "a
zee. ifea y ssiit-a sFv@k. tasss ~
Vegetables
fIfasn Germ s1sfsfi le hsr native. q =
per saes California potatoes. nuf.
barks. s. saHi - ewti sweet pssta o..
p -. satiVs early roeo. ne eu8. eAg.
rcsu. q = sack rafslwEss. HM. cab
baEs. fNc ID. taaiirbwer szAtsss Hs
tasuataea. zEzgwe bons wax bears a.
eeeamAers. nFshr aas celery - aas
raaiahez. iaa aassn banehasg aagssas
y - ewt. green. Zoe dozen huuahes
California wat%fu~ians. y ea4ate agxl
exx plant iec -.
Green Frvl,. E,e.
AaFiss ssiixs. rs1osl.ea. srssssfsfss
Nasti > box. crab. 31'f1ir nasfnasa
q zafi..s cal rfanss q crate natses
fesaA elaa=s. seef.e. ussst.sa. aeF=ss -
Yakima raNfoFsi.. alEE,g bu1. cail-
farsia c'fnvfsris NHsAe per ~.
tlaesherriss. uz isninun q saa =.
eranNea- q ss0z - Cahfsrnia neaqs
H. Takinas tita. pinaaypgae,
- essga - sas asapes swsefwassr 81 -
o. n TeNsf aa4 nas4 PEW. a. "a
Hss. Grain ard Feed
Oats. - ton. hsFisY, ~ ton. ~haat
isa. MS. 81 SO Ell ~, s's.i . sac Is
:. " timeshY. new. as tor . VI
saaspfszsst fiasatsf. usa slf - tod
So ukssl kaY. sisoo ssas So slfsifs.
fi4Qe ten res f'uKef H0and haF. 81 .
ton tnlddiinzn f1s1
auttsr. Cheese. Easa Poultry
Batter wzasiaxssn srsarssies. -. s.i.
rsss. frssA rancA. sssSso aas. n.slssa.
M &c.
ck@.ss- native yNashsnetaa faa cream
fs- fs-~e-frz-r a. 4~s-r .-ss $50
f.oaitrras lirssssa turssrn. s8azte ~.
hons it8tasses uss dacHs 10 drssssz
is. spring chickens. g. i591 duf. I've
rsss@. fontis.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
These rsiees sr~ f5r Essss asffvsr=f st
rtlifead. ffstsht sero1 " % ths aoes 10
M ETY.
Hay ard orsia
Eastern washinaian unsathy. ia. tis ~
ton aifaifa. 90 10 81 ton oata - .
ton. barley E19n ton. wheat. ks %
ton bran fstN ton. shorts. flina ton
aifaiiHxs. tzss0 ton Puget sound hay,
go % tiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
FOIL. ED
pLoT WAS BEING MATCHED TO
AssAsslsATE AIpHoEso

MADRID. Aug st-=A plot % a.
.aaainats King Alfonso Wa broken
Yesterday at HueHcas Ths bombs
that were shipped belonged 60 a
sali known anarchist and ssre dts-
covered au1 arlNat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

Uttered

DETROIT Mich. Aug. "a The
police department has offered a rr-
ward Cor tho arrest II Charles Price
atiaa Walt. Win u believed % be-
the murderer ~ little Aiphause VII.
mgr The suspect Is a mul1sf. AN
a soldier II the German army. ana
has served time 80 two penlliIu-
tiarien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
ON TO BATTLE

R0CKIAND. Ne. Aug. gl-Tha
naval squadron sails this afternoon
when II viii commences the naval
operations on the Casc0 bay maueu-
vera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

Steamer Dolphin left akarway FOR
this port az 3. 90. last Saturday
according 90 "A telegram received by
the Aiaska Steamship % with -
fassaan GERS
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ENPREasloN 81 oRIgF

LONDON. Aug 7i-AWhaasa dor
Choats this morning teieEraphed the
- aelsla house ssAreastnE thu aaF.
row af the People o. tho Amsriesn
ma tion over the death u Lord Sal.
lsDuIy
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HYDR0PHOBiA
KILLED TWO

CHICAGO. fti.. ASS "a Airs. Jos
Hafnaa and Joseph Liefgnr, asrd 8
died today Of hydfophobia. 10th
ssfe bitten siS wsese ago BY a mad
dog
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Groom catfaHs-c Corner second aud
Stewart rent SO. Inquire ieo sec.
ond avenue.
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HNftta chickens. A48rtf ~ deH
f.Egs. fresh ranch. EI1Hc. live hens
iic ID. I've 4cks. flr iH 1r0ased veal
- 49, fss3sa isg shuic- n-rs fnsa e. fsass
a. -. slsafs IN fest. 4 ~ raiFea - fas4t
80 a. Hazz fest. u H. hiiea ois41s
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Pull siaeli lvt an4rl on T~ertirth ave-
nue.. pue=haif block rerfh u ifnfnr
and ~ hiha -. - Madison. tha lots
teTe east are q little above ale aide
~nlk. al street improvements are ia.
includinE rnnrYets walks. AFRO tha
tinFt nf Il Is everything paid al aisaNs
price, " F#u are huitiinN hnWaea for
sale dan eNeflaat this buy nur re-
member tbs Iniun street. car iina will
- sfHFtea 9stHla Sc aa9z
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Lot tertH to AiiaF facing VoIunteer
PARK 90 fifteenth aFanue. Capitol hill
addition
CHEAP ta.rooT LOTS
Lot firtd facing On two streets. close
~ bNnt caf sets ics N the city 3 lit
lie over haH way 10 Lake Washing.
ton.
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Corner eixiih etnHe q Madison. fhia Il
very cheap and can give easy terms
III
Lot Hxtfas nice location Tor 4 nhehn
home. and not away out In the uuun.
try 50 cash. SO rAr month.
Lot taFiia. , hioakA south 81 Madison:
~ other lot Of the Eafnc Eixe can ba
bought Tor 30 little money between
First nNeHHa and lake WaFhluEfun.
~ = TURNER : c.. 80 f!,rbs si4ark