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@eswei(er
ernpfe6tenswsrt6en Sinan5-,
euaros- uno Gnoetatf-
@e(6dften.
TinanSteaeS.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II s~outh=str.;
7 D. Ferguson, Praes.; Il. B. Wilcox
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
baltimore und LibertysStr.; Chas. w.
Dorsey, Praes.; Harry NJ. Mason. Kassi'
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIo'
NAL BANK, Lombard. und South'Str.;
Chas. T. Crane, Praes.; Carter G.. osf
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTSCHE BANK, Baltimore ind Hoh
HdaysStr. A. H. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS MAS
TIONAL BANK, Howards und Gerf
man.Str.; Lawrence B. Kemp, Praes.i
Wilson Keyser. Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, IA n. En
tawsstr.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes';
w. Marriott, Kassirer.
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Tragt die ode ot8, Die hi ImmGTGeka Haa
s s555a' &IAHHIZM
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0roauenz6 Gnbler.

Sroguenz9 gambler.
GILPIN. LANGDoN & CO., $1,000 ".
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. & co, 70 N. Howard
Str.
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Re3t5anpdlte.
LOUIS P. & PERCY c. HENNIGHAu.
SEN, 2l5 St. Paul=Str.
4. J. sCHAUMLOEFFEL, sI Law Build.
ing.
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GfIig, gideIs, &raut, GatIup II, +. 10.
DONALDSON. SCHULTZ & CO., 44
South Charles Str.
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INtIUt uIIy SPIIIIHUTtI.
CHARLES A. LURMANN, Wholesale and
Retail, 1861 HilIen Str. Cor. Forrest.
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gigarren unb Sa6af.
L. H. NEUDECKER co, CentresMarkt
Space und LombardsStr.
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8uh6unDlung

GUENTHER'S, Deutsche Buchhandlung
Nr. SdS, Ost=BaItimoresStr.
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2ebensperFderung5 : Gompagnten.
MARYLAND LIFE ms. CO., 8 und 10
south.str.; w. H. Blackford, Praes.;
John w. Hanson, Sekr.
BERKSHIRE LIFE ms. CO, Herald
Building; Munroe Smell, Manager.
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5euer : 8erIiderungs Qgenten.
ROYAL ms. CO, Sun Building.
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Urn W0pDs.
DANIEL MILLER L CO.. $50 Hopkins
Place.
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QnpdIte 0atent=pro3eFe.)
MANN & CO, Equitable Building.
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Snbuitrial : 8eritderungs : Gomh
HOME FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 100 W,
Fayettsrgtra
6abritunteH pom g ferOsgeIdirr=2eber
9droler nit SD9IenleDer unO
S6ubzlltenIiIten.
G. L. HOFFMAN ( co, liz E. Lombard
st.
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Bidder unb gonbitor : Dert3euge.
AUGUST MAAG, los HanoversStr.
gaubol5, Sbiren, 5%enfterrubm:n
OTTO DUKER L CO. President.str. und
CantonrAve.
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9runbeigent6umzM afler.
PIERRE C. DUGAN & NEPHEW. I6 Lex.
ingtonsStr.
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Biscuit unb 8rebel.

SISluIL uHU SLc5eL'
HARGRAvE & BRO, 20 N. Greene.str.
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Sunter : W6isfep.

W. LANAHAN & SON, 20 Lightsstr.
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Bidder : Requifiten.
THE MYERS & HICKS CO, 1W s.
HuwardsStr.
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6enIterglas, 5lai6ea uno S0rte.
THE BAKER GLASS co, 12O Hanover,
Str.
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@tiefeln unb Sdube.
Carroll ADAMS & CO, q Howard.Str.
Sbireu, 6eniterrabmen, Rouleaur.
FRANK D. WATKINS & CO., 400 0.
Pratt.Str.
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The uaker rhsAter Company bids q
Ions farewell % Seattle audieAoea AZ
the matinee tomorrow a. the Hee tile
Theatsr when e aivea ita final per-
faemanee 81 a anaea Fool" The
eefarsHs Kaes - Portland and will
opsn there IN the same play with q
matinee sunday
The naker Company has had ven
derfallf suseesafui run Of ten weeks
II has run the whole aaHut u pro
duesions from the traaic % the farce
comedy. has taken = little alp into
aesltai playa alaresasa inta the mia
- nfahieln PLAYS one uufuftunats 80
cuHslea tate The Wild chaotic fsairaa ~
usiedrsma aha has Won = piAcr in
The tfssrtz n tetai thsatef Euefa that
ne ether Stock tonnsnf ever has
suecraa has uut turned the heads n
The members - the company o. made
them snehs Without exception these
folk from stassiand have been people
that ore iikes "a meet of the staEs
and Statistics ell he kisd 10 weieoms
the company ~ any and all times. II
viii be tast = year until ID returns te
Seattle u present plans arr carried
out
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ooIns 10 callfornlaf

Take the fnmoua scenic shasta
route. Tive trains daily 20 SaH
Francisco Past time. beautiful
scenery and excellent aerNlss. Sns
attic n san traneiHea tsale FIRST
rlaaH SIS 60 second class.
special rate esnuf stems 90 chi-
cage aud return. tSaAa 81 Louis.
tffso. Omaha and Kansas city. $50,
tsHse' June - 70 30. July IS and ia.
AuN q and Sc Full particulars
tickets and reservation al Southern
raslfe Cas- affss, els first avenue
= " Ellis. general agent 49,
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Hr1iAM EEftAtEa
Anyumu wtshlns rsshsYfsrs fsF ferFsFtieE
psflss.~s raa ftsa thsns ~ Fftdsf. SIT
WstEy 400 saaasy ~ en9 Say asfss
ANsf. ~ - cvata pee walsssFs ~
AnilrHat iirtsa. rsnena cafts. sest 4
faAs WaahIrEfan y nkitn ffau fass
srrs- ins harfirs nsFef hssa ieessa esef.
ss--ass Has. iises sasa ssssss-s 4 +.
WEas laasrs aaek A. Fssfsf eah tar
Me.liha. f-sFflanas tsflf ant itFiiefaHs :
aslif etc-rf slniaYs nusg fes.sr -
- - ieo p -, attA q n -
~, 500 - nt fr1ta ns.iaFuf -
o.. I a. >. m.. so m. ~ 81 ne
SIS ,. ~ ~pnaays fgurs Yesi#f say
D n. fraai nsiissBs q .. N. go ,.
m. ie,se a RI, 5ia 9 m
THr FHorouRApn aAtI.KnY II zsii
Fifst sVsuu~ has taaaE@d irsa9i.s - =
fef ihis ssss. uakins fire fuu eahiHss
rhses - $40 dessn, sise sons
torYins ant snlaralnE - laHsst prirss
ofsn asndsys - ~ Doaaass.
Business chs-sss
1 HkNN . psif = hefsss wslahias DO
aiso two sluGls horses. 100 arfeEs. faf
sale cheap FuinE out - haainssa, nsfH
In rsaf. aaos's Fifss avenue.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Asserrsy,. ~. law
". - LAAnuTM ss-s rseias hioss
q. WARD KENr nafAs bias Ban sa1
Ebssraotors
osGoHNk. fHEhrNn a co. ma. .stss
ushsd isne. sinins clAisa sh-trsut.
saa.st sss: isS-p.ss-us sa
nnorH wHITrLFsEY HANFpRp AZ
ssrsct ceniFsnyl ~siabiished isee hess-
aren't IL Waiief bik Tsieyhens. Aain tbt
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nAININn nEarn

- Tie fi.AcE TO LIVE
sss - - 49, n 49, s Z, ~. 70 nrI
lasiaa siess fi8s ~ = aisasffe az 80,
Fnrs saa Nashinstga, SIS. iats. sosiia
81. a. i sls -. .. :, :. a. $. =. sila s
sefd FFsfr1.1tF Has, Aaistsf hssshs ~.
- tsst sa9 sh@@f-sf property a. r.sa.t
f9r AIRS ss1 iaesstnsuti 49,.
ehafs 49, stqfss ffps sarstsn saif. -i.s.-',
srd nreasf ssenass .fa.~afs.s -.
stsvH HasflaE hafhfas fishina 49, -.
hssithfas. pssatr Neae and riiF ~atss
iszsshsF 81 ssffns - hsuias tifif A. ~,
ws-a sxsnt. afis4 ~ usisisT a.. - ~.
= sfsftsfaai. e~asf. sio nqstaa tl..sl
gfssa ftss asr.. hesuss, a.st,,. - -.
nae = seees in karfea. h~sriss ssI ~.
Hhsxd. 70 artes fsar@s rs4ssa 49,.
h@Fa and snirssn hcus~sf haraa -
81 ksnss - sssssssas s.ssi. " - - . s-s.s
satss ntnsa % shs house y miis frosn
estfssel ash fatsruFtsn atatiou. atstt..-
sIse Arnsa se~su = pssw-sl sssss.
THE ehsns@ faF = heaa. ss5s- : go =,
~xesitsnt nuit. safiy ~ ulnut@s ~alh gr.rs
80 .sss. .as a. 90 s.ss.or. ssady .
cts. Aasus Ntenoas Gil washinsias
kailiiae.
cHEAP Ias. st iss Ne. 81 Hillssaa alfr
nHsr II safngtesf rte % sid Hsnfan car
tire 80 wsssfastsa ssF.-f tssrss IS
ae-a " Hpnthly .nsns to-day. LArss
WE cen oe.f. rsa On tss bsss houss-sssa
lsnfs IN Wsehinetaa. We have SONS
sd fsF1zH - =st=. cza % y. A.
Casey. 90 Rsei1e hieek. SEATTLE.
H.Lp Wsrt.d-rsmsls
WANTEf@ Yssiaf sfd q h.lb IN soss.
sna ooh aftsf ehiid. us sprias 81.
Sewing MsehIns
ffff.se ..s.f.ss =, = ffo. gss..f H.. ftff ~
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George Robinson who appeared with
Willie Geiiinr IN Hpn the Quiet" has
aishsd with tStrke Ia Bhels to play
beniaH ln s'Afiaana /"
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r,rs.si.i
MONEY

MONEY
70 aAiarird asnpiag. ~ ard SAGE rartt
$50 T6u rrt o4fF srstesn ~ beams thst
rots rua eat - asht anF laaY 90 srsas
tiasnar. clerk. basA Keeper salesman.
trAlnfnAn. p4ahiui4f. suGiuaeE. etc.
hNetn9 reliable employment tan set.
just on hss note
monthly Amen sixty
no nesarn 90 10 So = o. "a . o. D =
. 81 e. Return o. ~ - ~ % - or IL
81 Return o. 10 50 ar ~ 90 10
tis Hsturn a. % fan 80 80 - o.
FASTEST terms. lowest rates. serfi-
Dental. No lnypirfss. quids ssfeiss
eourfsods treatment The star Loan
Co = tnssrn nissrE
". la.s % .al.r,.a p~rsls % tAsif p-fsas.l
-. .,s &c. 80 49, . ss.sss
esl % " TIE Fts-istS Lssa Cesef.snF.
focu q Coiantal hiars. hefthsast 90 nsf
a--caa ADJ caiualhaa.
r-sp.ssshl. yise. 70 eusr~- Haassy % az
sesss ,s..s,y ss.st -. Ha-,ss-f s Ms.se
cssnf. eFiyats essc-. strsrfi1 eeeesisntisi
HoNEy 20 iaas frsss 10 - Tssp N
hssinsss anf rsalasaes pfppartE. sassnc-
ssssss. rsTshls a,oafaiY u ss.irsa. o A.
yirta.. nos.ss en- hssh Shores.
noNnr ADVANCED sALARIKp FEo-
rfsE. rstsu msrchsrss. isssss'sr~. h~-Fs-
tns hoa.ss. ~ttheat sseuritg4 ARREST
btsaieess IN 20 HftnetGSi eitiees foisuaas
sie EDlsf siees. ala s~sana aveans
4 RMf.fAmfss Disr- ts sorte- psaa@r %
Afa nsaes4is WnfrRm. ie~elf@ ieW interest
n q west so< Pfs- street
cofx.ATwRAL nAax ts.rss . Rs~ass
nnssF l1an~d 60 anr sod ea4katsfnA
ior Cs~rrY
infsr~~f u0saus . oss~s. lee r~~is<
Society Nostcs.
I Az the msa. - siss Ia yeur horns rish
my scrssss rssfati the cafpsrf~f, tfs
kfs4isoa. Fhaas.. Nain ITO u ff1fs
hsip Wsntsd--Mais
NAN With rSfsrrnces for commer-
oial traveller to call on merchants
and agents, experience not re-
qshrsd. salary t1s per week. with
expenses advanced. NATIONAL.
a1a Dearborn ST. Chicago
HEl.P tsS-Nsperssaesi mar - tsh-
care % house ard lava non. bat efuef
isne.d man ps@d Rppigi state WAGES -
psots5. rNf. star
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ron SALE - acres Osxner u..fs
money and wants offer.
Two acres. 81 edo.
Lots from so ap. on monthly pay
fnantH. all elpms 10 car line and
oNsrtnakiua Green iakf.
To cottages IN Nerth r~atf.~. 81 sd
and A nufnhnr Of other bargains IN
North seattle property.
Tel lei fzzas1
N sxnx-uaf.sF
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E&isslsffHs - asa sssafsfs Btssfas -.
:, az -. sss,.ss. ysshsss esssl
For ssis.--sasssshsnsous
nkhE IT r. MNnN iii III
ii cAnfs3Afsa - rha8as hasaftnra -
A. sssssa hsst isst Fseeixsi frun ss
fssstsrH hsnssssFf ftssN. We hass tssiss q
ths sHtfHs ssaaa sasrffsinE hs,sa@f-I.fa
kfafnishtass ffuna ths ssiiaf 10 - So
ssss. ~ sess eosssi sse.s ".
s sTs ss.-' e. Ne iss :.sssa ~. s'''
ap.eA s.I- Ansrsrss Ssstsss--sIsss aiies
Ekps.fsssa usssfs ssrssafsd 70 r~sfs o. q.
/ f4ffSea sssfantss Ansftsa Wsfrh a
fsstsry g. ss iss $50 sstatsf ossnA
60. rsas-.. eAsss... isslssr gbsir.
sss. haat4 49, WaHffahsa auH Hirturr.
- sli pfie~. 90 .eas fss- stfssl
ifE,ssF 81. -l.srsfat4. tsgns. rr.ss-ii-s.
81 asf1 stsfiha - ~ fsas ; ~ 49,.
q - = i.ses III s-aseA sif-sa
flItfkasst uaas e haF i Western Mln
sfFa sfaH Nesst. anHs halt hafk ~ sala
70 -. Nsia lsoo. fnds Tioa
o. Rsrt--Fsrnishse Rooms
81 ~ fric 1lofffs ifls fiis, ave-
F fHs hasss@ aswiy Furnished. al uiosisfss
- !, .-easrs,..
fiS0 fafaished heasskeapfns Faoias afid
4 ftaRhY Hnastefn feafehiaHres. rsasunhtia
f - 4Esf raftE aait zftsf . eiagA b. ~
f "a s~eantb aYsnas
HpNNEK Et1fffsu fsaFns also one faf-
ssi@a-ea frat rssusas a1xA NniFnfaitg
ssfNst
-
SIT. Furnished fo,.sns and hvas.ss'sp'-
Ing. 1919 FauFth avenue.
Lo.f
DIR aasaas ~khs ari.las. . 6las iseEsf
whfts siIk lining Hatafa ~ nautntaA
ritllnhisN &c, fate krrafs wy. rsward.
esuf.n watch. Wednesday aftaruoon er
sesaita Please return 20 111s Fputth
Axenue
Auction sales
AUCTION saiu 81 farusturs ths sontsnf.
af asegnd hsMa sfers. n .. Hirkerscn a
Co viii sell - Saturday the Hsh -
June Al 10 ~ ehafn. On The rreuiisss, No.
ISIS Seventh aveeas. } uissrks north 81
pike ssnast- bsd sets. spsfnss esaftrs.sas.
irssss s-@.s= ssissssss. .-sis.ssi4-ss- rana-r
tsislss. rhatts. Factsfs martsl bod Tee
hos ehtffantef, tahT hassy, eook stoves.
thsafsfs es.sfrhes hed lounseat al-p
saantity - hsrdvare ceaeeffnx Il ~
tsatscfs~s. uhsstherrus. plane. saWe.
nails. scales ard = qttantitF u aissn hart
ware ~ rsesfxe essfyfhiHa EosaI eenft
forget saturday AZ 100
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Bank.
4iIs CANADIAN nA&k on CuMMEEscE
z-f'sHitai nsl4 - - Toass leirhs mNiian
ENsHn haiH ftKf fhsHaraHa aa1iafaFs HufFiua
sasss.Esn lnsrr~xs Ailawsa On tissr e.,
fasssAss Eansrai banktnk Aaainsss irsns-
aetMt afAttse hianHh ue4azf iafaep slrvet
49,
rHg scAsnfNAyfAN- a 4EnicAy uans
= zeattle=s EeHsfAl hantins tuslnsss
tF4at4etst aepa~it.. q 10 az eaHltal
sna stfnlaA tssa 80. 4. chilt-sr. pee.
= =. ssslssss - efss.. > ,, I.aAa'
FHopLxs SAVINGS BANK.
e. ,,eo ss "a .ut !. s'S pr..,a sss
y r nrssslesf earsfers epaaanerctA AL
savings sna uass sasirss.
ruaEr SOUND NATIONAL nANK %
q. as.o Fuist, pss. : dola-rnith.
wee pre-. ~ v. AntenN. Cashief. So.
fssraHteet - ptineirAi cities 81 ths
THR FIRsr NATioNAL BANK oy
p.a up sasnsf lisa e 30 s.ssr.i bansin.
pcs y Nsslsssns. Ne pres. L Ter'
ss.hlsrs ssskans. - rrsssipai sislss q
Unlssa state and Eur
GAHttHH 80 oNFflY
SUMMER term Of ChfiStenscns
Dancing class will begin the nrst
week IN Juue ONCE at hail. phone
Red 81
Dressmskinp
MADAME 4 I. sMfTH. 8 ifinck-
ley.
-----------------
CuHies
Visit We 0lae Curiesity Shop." foot
Madison street. Indian relics sea
shells. SC.
Dramatic School
k8sN r~usnate sahossi. Hoiyuks niock-
Private Lessons daily. eysnins Glasses,
dramatic art. fenslnK and dannfnE. Frank
&. Kan dramatic Department. Prof. J.
]. AsseishsS, fuuriHs ulssssFi Lsllis Mar
tlnetti. teaeheE u danctnE. Phone. sun
sat. niae aef
Dentists
Do. d / Enz.soN. rz1- aaa krssds ssas
Folding Beds
Nanisi and arfians. tshies b. orsers ssnerai
repairing Fssssry sisis r1ka. Joha ioSi.
Funeral Directors
sftffTEhNoNfH SONS iclabaimers
So. isH rhirs; TEA. Pits 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

John " Mitchell viii stage Hathryn
ostefman'H new play, 'Miss Petit
coats. and Eva Williams aad lack
Ieeaera whimsical play. 'Mellls
Darling
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n CohRn's new musical comedy, 'T.it-
tie lahnnY 1onss." In which Ethel
Levy viii next season star.
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n s~.sisrsl s,sssssAa ssv,. srssA.sais.
sesR ssHeAE - htH NHA tv}t Hfnase
1850 HAhA - F@4AFFf kHsat taafN 4 -
sasssassa hsssas Z srrus = ksarsss f,,s.1s
ISL sasftaa ssS8 s4ka uasfa AZ rrs-ft -
FNAss - . rNas4Y 4asfaafaesf VII tsaa la4at.
ssisssis ssssssf saFHsr. q asRnaa AZ 49,.
fafNisgFN - ; Falsns. assa4 $50 60.
saf.isH taafas g. ffisa t1so ssssa go
- i4HHs - Hs4st aafHe $50 ess a.s
saif. asits - ftaasa bszilalax
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Per asss--r.si Ks,s,.
DAIRY AASg1t=.t1 ars.s4 "a fms
iana rs there - N ths Waite Ktv~F
v2itnr. al IN cultivation And famed
aHi srsms fsusest einss - Intarufhaa
Atattaa. Tfaem haass. laF9e harm.
several esithaiidlnHs sod tnifs house
vita lTawtnx wNtsf this piacs mtsai
...r.. ~. $3.50. - - 80 80 -
naaEnr aaErur. % g. r..s IN.
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HEI.P vantsd- Nsperisnrsd man - tsks
care % house ara lawn non. but stuef
isne.d man ps@d apply, state NAass -
pscts5. NNi. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

i've years b. tfeury W Savage. asxf
year. ia .Sink pada. and ths feliew
ins yrar IN a rev musical eamsar-
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FHHHE ArHkH ~ BALLARD
tssssst ST. ~ n suftfsataur anf fenced
stNAh aasss=s aHekarsi aarsisn ana al
Afsss - snail ff.iis cwnsr 10
ueHzsS 10 issss sfzd ~lii narfffica IL
tHsks = 4aiak saia
ROBERT MAt.THf. 40 Nsa York ulk
TWENTY AffHEs. ftsh black sarsfrs
iaad. Nth aixs efnek : aafsz in raI
tissfiess. - aeFns slsahsd ard haIfut
tzssHss AifsF nidsa between -
attis sna raeesns. sajoinins snan
town g -
ROBERT sfkf.THT. ua Nsu Yark mn
s---z---s=-==--=zs==s=s -a--s-------.--..-
4 nAhAAfS@N arrss. al I'D iasid
e EHNss n cultivation. l. asFsa Ia
PASTURE. F-Fusu haass. barn. several
ntfhslissines orchard. au klfsis q
small fruits. uies ideatisn. aasaiaista
small taNss haAaf g. Seattle g. IN
ROBERT HkETfr 80 Sew Yark nls
sssss s=zaass= sssssaaass-a=s.ss
ukHgA tsts-=sssssu As.s. sats eioo =
HAaeks ffAsn car essF tsfNts Iaa -
TafAw. as Afa4sh
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The Rpffslo Tragedy" hAHsd On The
nardiak murder. has h~~n KtvSn sts
fhst prndaefinn. tn@ cornpnnf cNFfaSs
too automobiles ThsV wag eonae In
handy some tAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

CKEAP ISIS Fl tet Ne. 81 niilsaaa utff
only " ninstsss rte On aif Hsnfan ar
lire 80 WssAfsEtaa sff.~f. tsrrss fs
ao~H q rtsnthif casas ts4ar Lars.
usfs eee. % rreuafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Richard Mansfield bad - close On
account ~ sickness ffis tong season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

George Primrose e@riAn't stay fre-
tirs.i-" lie haA aasidsA h ae1srt uanss
u the vaudeville offers ana viii -
SEE. nexs s~ssra IN several kesss@s
We viii 10 = dancing speciality with
sss t~c Foley brothers. whe have be~n
with htrn Tor several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Dan Dsiy tabs 81 aaaving - f.oasen
ard mAkins his hoass thsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

NAN With differences Tor CONNER
clal traveller to call on merchants
n-A agents, experience not re-
qrarsd. salary ia per week, with
expenses advanced. NATIONAL.
g1s Dearborn Sc. Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Ths suit o. ferscias> the mortgage
on Glars Merits hsfas near Nsw fork
has es-n discontinued Niss Morris b.
now frss from debt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Il 30 the play. Il opens with a
knns .hoara an Atlantis llnar and
os xa3len1x = satrasl aoa1 60 a sym
ess1zn a. So Sickness. lexsase fss=A
~ haeaesickue@s. ard r. In a oom-
tf<1kss eaznd aatnrn1 frame % naind
q mess There = fnaonilshs Tor the
n4eslek. xusils and hliioWs for the
pzxex and = distant snsFe fH tAs
bns<~iek. al " hrautlf,aiiy hienfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Eurens Prostr~vs fare N Which
Wnus collier utIf star under Wsh~s
ard FtsiEs usau4Esuasbt viii b. eali
- s''- y. g.. - its. - Nsr -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Ada Trfreii Will nrxs sesren saeered
Ezra weiiass uegpsr a. primn aonea
d This silver Slipper company which
Joan c. Fishrr stli send On q tsar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Annts ward TiffsnF has siEnsi
contract with Q n ssffsrran - appear
IN the part ~ h4ssF Asasn - sas5
on. - . Great CITY. Miss Tiffany
Aas played sfia character Pr several
seasons. n vas one q The beet Do
Rnraticrs % frfsh character ever seen
on the American staE~.
The National tribune., 1903-12-10
MRS. QUANTRILL.
Death Of tne Mother OF tn. 1ufamou. outlay

At the Home of the /. 90. F.. Spring
field. o.. Monday. Nov. 23, Mrs. Quantril.,
the mother of the famous guerrilla. Viii
liam Quantrill, aged 81 years, passed from
this life into the Great Beyond. Her re-
mains We're brought to Canal Dover. o..
her former home, for interment. Several
years since, through the efforts of tie
late Comrade w. w. Scott, editor of the
Iron Valley Reporter. and postmaster of
Canal Dover, admission was secured for
Mrs. Quantrili to the Home, her husband
Thomas Qlantrill, having been an Odd
Fellow, and in the SOS was principal of
the schools at said town. where Mr.. Scott
received his education. Mr.. Quantril died
Just before the breaking out of the civil
war; His son, Bill, as he was familiarly
known TO the citizens of Canal Dover and
this city. left bis home for Kansas, in the
year 1859, aged about Is years, where,
upon arrival, he taught school for n short
period. Soon thereafter he was heard
from as Il member of the then noted Dor
der Ruiiians." At the outbreak of the war
he entered the Confederate service, and
with the James boys, the Youngers. the
Fords. and Others, organized guerrilla
band. of which he was chosen leader. and
by their many depredatiOns terrOriZed the
whole Territory of Kansas and other sec
tions of country in which they held forth.
One of the most notorious acts by him
committed was in 1861, in the burning of
Lawrence, Kan, the looting of the bank
and the massacre of many citizens of the
town in cold blood. In 1865. Quantrill in
endeavoring to make good his escape
through Kentucky. was mortally wounded
by one of Gen. Il. II. Hobson's command.
and shortly afterward died in hospital at
Louisville, Ky. Mrs Quantril was fine
old lady, and esteemed by all her acquaint-
ances. She could not believe that her son
William was as bad as reputed. and for
many years after his death she believed
that he was still living. Since the war
Mrs. QuantTill had. several times, in the
State of Missouri. visited members of the
Once-famous band of her son. remaining
months at a time, and by them, each visit,
was royalty received and entertained
Peace to her ashes.-GEo w. BOWERS,
New Philadelphia, o.
The National tribune., 1903-12-10
Thinks widney Was in Error.

Comrade Luther Kinney. Co. X, 18th
n. Y, writes: Il have been reading
From Louisville TO the Sea- by Lyman s.
Widney. l am sure that he makes mis-
takes with regard to Gen. Hooker and
the Twenty-third Corps. Gen. Hooker
commanded the Twentieth Corps. That
corps passed through Snake Creek Gap
on May 13, just at night, and Went into
camp. The Fourteenth Corps came
through the gap on the morning of the
14th. and went into camp just at
night. The Twentieth broke camp just
at dark and marched northeast through the
woods. Talk about darkness! That beat
anything that | ever saw; and it rained
in torrents. How far we marched tio
not know; we halted on hill in the woods
and at daylight Gen. Geary,sent my com
pany Qi, 18th N. " on the skirmish
line. We went east through the woods
for about half mile. and saw the rail-
road about 40 rods from us. with a picket
stationed there. Capt. Spaulding sent me
TO learn who they were and to find out
about rebels. l went to the pickets and
they said that the rebels We're youth about
half mile. Thus, you see, fle Twen-
tieth Corps was OH the left of the Four
teenth, not on the right.
HE says that he saw colored soldiers
on guard at Stephenson. Ala, in March,
1854. 1t must have been some other