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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-03

Ground has been broken II BooshbaE
for sae United States government
hatcher which IS 10 De- bum al that
place The wharf Is ALREADY under Pho
eeSs Of construction Al the present
time the United States fEsts commission
have about sSsss seed lcbs7srs al the
hound az Jones bay and !, IS proaszbla
that there viii te about 5000 Of the
young HOLSTERS kept there Until spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
FEARED A
LYNCHING

WHEEiISG. ". IA. se-' -
The boalua % two men Drowned Ia
che strikers riot At Heiiaifc satgF-
day were FOUND this morning.
81 the head ~ William ftarnt was
s bullet hoir. mhaatH cuuciuait siY
that ~ had been shut before tsmn-
fina into she water TIE other Victim
aaa Anthony iiaiiafau. Frri VII
uama. a auu.uuiau man vha wAz
held responsible Tor the y men =
death. VAS brought here fof safe
kaaHgHH. 90 ii Waa fsafea the union
fuHH AZ neiairu would lynch hlmt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
The MARKETS

Grapes now divide thr honarn with
pea lies on Western avenue. A faW
Yakima Cnucofia are in and are Eaz
tnE at % oeufs niAckbcrfiaa are
scarce az 500. Huttef and aEsa are
nrm.
WAoLEsALE PRICES
fThsse prices ns~ ~ snY buyer ia auAns
Titles Prices "a smHii purchases average
- psf ssni hlxhss1
Provisions
Tfesb MAJ essa tssf ~ 10. steer tsaf
frss,s,ass- Mess "a nj ,rsai,fsss -.
saa. iiae 70, tsi.iss fresh tise u
Vegetables
Green cefn aaa8 "a - hosi rasvs 8 :
PEI HHsa native fiHfhNHkf tsa
aMHrf Nnfa toes 10 lHs tatihN early
faae. Ns-uii - eafI carrots q aaeA
fs .l',','l sss e' s.',.. - - =
aa bas waa hssns 81. cuCumiera
ns Dos aei#9 - 80. faaizhez
81 dnt nanrhes aaians ~ e~t Efeea.
g pl = Doe rs flani y V safns
msf squash = u pumpRinH. lac.
Green realt Uto.
Arsiss nafss ftati o. sfavsstalnA
& as3 bns sab. aeslae nHtfnsHs.
asHf n. native nfarh piumH. ts
neashaa etasa tas Yakima. Cav
faris aioc Ia irmons 3 n
hsHarsa. re haeeh rfanfrs q -
& asa9 N faE Efaua Nahlfna Come afda.
aeAe amrrtaafaf ~ tahaf fis rasa
isdra tqq. hiaf absfrtss. npo BOA.
Hay. Grain ard Feed
oats 81 iaa harley o. toni Whaat
g. ton. rhan - ton. shqffH -
e hran ~ = -. - rFai ~ . e
s ~ umnthy new 80 tna p y.
s.ssf, , ,isss -. q. - -. 80 - s,tsif.
- s. ton. nse faHet aaand has. a.
Too middiinas. iNaa
Butter. Cheese. .Eaas. Poultry
nansf washtastoa efssmsstss. -. al.
80. irs.a rsasa siesse ans rsHsrs
essssss- wsus. wassississ. ran sfsssa.
- ss,ss's. go 49, 49, nss.s 81.
haHs sac itss I've aaEHs a. afssss&
- srrins rhies sus. y E.y1 d4as I've
szzss fegiic
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
grsss. tstrss sfs - saaas dsiissfss .
seiifuad ffsiahi asses. - ca N asss y
NAV ard orsin
- - - - - = - =
e. aifaIfa. o. q 81 tan. eats. > p
ton. barrier. 49, Ia. Shsat - q
Gau ffau. g. - tHa shorts. ~ tsas
mladunEu. o. q ten. fuxVt Sound hag'
a. 70 a.
Egss. Poultry sna Ll~ssseok
aartng chtaksua Q aeatW ana
Eass. nesh ranch. agee. Use hsnn.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
A HOWLINC SUCCESS
woopasN q The CARNIVAL PARADE MIGHT
WAS SPECTACULAR AFFAIR.

The first parade % the ". 9. W.
CaruiSal eas held last aiahts IA was
= Euoa use ffam eSeFy standpoint
and saa pronounced a bowling sue.
rcsa - everybody. eNsu - thess
who alaFensd Ia Il tor several nliss.
Tnr seattle Newsupys union wsu
the fret pfi4e lnr numbers amuns
tss- tAfssE afsssisat!sas. tass CcaAs
ana " alters union Vas sae9nd aad
ths HstaiI Clerks uniaa third.
FuS frAtsrual orders II line the a.
q. a. " son fret prize the klks
He.oud AMI the Uniform tank h. Of
n laird y. H. pANiey As award
81 ihs petze o. s. foF the finest float
o. una.
ms ernud that attended the ear
nivai after the parade waN tha isfr-
ct since tbs opeuius. ias grounds
--~~ ~e,>-->.
= 1f6=zEfsz=asssr f-stuau 81 fnw uigfIf
pas M fat that the management
VS. fofesa L. = showdown Atth one
o. the cheaper class Of Attraetinns
on the kruunds. The Isarita show
fef4sed 30 recognise MAnaEeF
Fpaekeft n The carnival and treated
IRE Innocent holders % oAruivA a.
passes la = shameful manner
Finally The tpui maathea splsisr %
ths -saw VAS told % pRck up and
act out and his conccssiun DECLARED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

annuIied.
The Isartta shnN exhibits a little
crtpptad girl Nhu. having been born
aFfniaza. uses her feet Zoe hands
Prom the cg,tl1s misfortune several
u1en BIG An8 strong enough 10 work
are making an easy tiHiuH
Another class uf faxes on the ear
usFst grounds to. ifiah tha attention.
81 the mana ErmsHi hiss bern drawn
caused a great deal af trouble At
the lAtnr carnival These ara the
shaQllnE Eail-fies. = hlah arr nath-
inE mere or tcas than eid-tlme sure
think aamen, The only fair sams
% this efass a. the archery booth
The Kamss which during tbs EiSn
carnival q year ago eeHe ruled off
are thasa tn Whish the player shoots
at paper tags bearing numbers. The
----A>... e>-A-.>' lsS~ -.-
urHEE fHWHtrF. WutFH rHu - NHuHu
hack Tor anashsr shot The capital
pflse = worth probably q cents bot
the player has 10 ehanea e. win
These games are being allowed r.
run At the w. %. " carnival and
are tolerated 81 the polite only On
aceaunt % thr fact that they are
IN the carnival grounds
II Ihas uers found outside ~ the
grounds they would - eInfsf FORTH
u=ffh - huuko sstahiiahmFnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
MMDZMRlH MzHNC
MMAcM M MC
JOSEPH PARENT. PARK. WAS COMMITTED TO
ASYLUM THIS AFTERNOON.

Joseph Parent a middle-aged man
who has been teroriEinE women and
chlidren near Bavenna park for the
past week. vas arrested b Deputy
Sheriff Ounce this afternoon and
committed to the insane asylum ~
Judge Tatm8n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

Parent is a glisioas maniac. Nc
varies his program q praying BY oc-
casisnal fits % profanity.
When The dsvii possessed him he
wa IN the habit Of nourishiuf
butcher knives and making himself
generally obnoSiotu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
FOUGHT THE COP
POLICEMAN ROBERTS STOP FtgEiNe PRISONER
WHO GENTLEMAN. l.

CHARTS natcheidcr young man
WHO - said q be perfect gentle
man when sober attempted 90 clean
thiA Msfnigz while la the either con-
man Roberta
u Mas Roberts intention 10 take
rs uFise.sef az town ana cut %
haFns WaS then release hitu niIt
haicheideg = 8uiGut stand fur a.
lie demanded 80 b. set free IN order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
SHE CRIED
BITTERLY
LITTLE Girl TOLD THE COURT
STORY OF Hua WRONGS.

w. Patchan. charged with haYinH
assaulted irene iifowh. a
feu.yeaf old girl. last ApHi iH hes
iHE tried a. tie criminal department
~ the superior anuft To-day The
latrhsu casa Is an aftermath 81 the
arrest 20 nf Van Waters charged
with the aane uffrnav. and the eiils
drrn who Will b. witnesses aHalnaf
Van Waters are present in court to-
day e. testify against Patcheu.
Irene brown wac uu the witness
stand this morning and cried bitter
BY az she told her story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

that ne night prosecute hts Eoed
work ii the Sums. AUD when the
offtecf attempted te reason Win
him resofted 90 his fists.
A Faag Hand ~sisae - Roberts
chin sas fueked. but before the Of
ffeeF eauid recover his equilibrium
isateaslaer had ietked himself loo~e
Hnh escaped.
neaarfa pursued ana by fDfnF
several shegs iasa che afr steeraa
his man Hatchrldrr Waa released
on SIC BAH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
ON NAVY
LEAGUE
4. 8. oiLL WILL ADDRESS THE
CHAMBER o. coMMURCU.

4hs Chamber Of comeree viii
hold ita regular meeting Tomorrow
afternoon AmauH other business 81
Importance. laiWin Il alil viii pre-
as5t the matter of organizing a sees
tian 81 thu Navy tHHHur in Seattle.
Ihia league. which haH itn head
quarters m New York city, IL OF
HauiEfd a. awaken and keep alive
public interest IA the ses power 81
tn nation. III la strictly uous nartls
san every oltisun ~ she United
states being eligible and Il purely
patriotic organization representing
no nVsaiai GLASS af interest
Thart o. "a similar league ia Ger
many which has membership =
SO zoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
WONDERFUL
OPERAZW
cHtIois HEART TAKEN OUT
AND PUT aAcK AGAIN.

ST. LOUIS Sept f=Aima Tnnmsfs
ansa1 Il who was stabbed un seventh
Afeaun - Thomas ttafues. ga akat
saIEaH Ni1 30 able - leave fhs haslts
sal In = fsN days completely rsrufrfsH
faam a. operation - 2sHiacins bee
heart The Eifi heart as ittrd aHf
- the cavity ~ thH physicians ana
f.iaesd on her chest shHfn n sas 60
amiaea sns fsuna Is - uainiurrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02


OMAHA John T. Webster VI omas
IA. Who Was Endorsed ~ tht ncpUbtis
can state convention u Nebraska for
the nomination fpf vice president II
EHnwH AZ one ~ the ahiesi lawyer
q the Nebraska baH tis has NeeH
prominent iu state politics for years
and has also served ne president "a tbs
Natianai League % Republican ciutas
Mr NshaferH political prominence
has been chiefly Inspired by bic via
aruus bat unaureessfut candidacy faf
the Omitted atatea sanata. which has
figured in several past eampaiaun. fts
has had tho opposition - thr local
machine headed ~ s. Nosswatnf. "a
itef q the Omaha Hes Who was hiHs
self an equally dstaFmined candidate.
Incidentally Mf Webster rufHfH ne
disfluatinn Of hrius eae ~ heai drrHasf
men IN Nebraska lie Is q hard e0fk
- ard a. ardent atadrnt his private
library H. conaidersi ana ~ ttn best Ia
the West and contains mRDy Fare
aud valuable puhii Nlfens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
FOUND
A BOMB
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP sUL.
ThN's PALACE CANE TO
NAuoHT.

coNHrANrtNorLE. Fept l. 20
While a number u children were play
ins Ia the streets % the obtsksHY dis-
tueI near fiidis today ihsY saw an
air balloon aiisht and examination
showed that Il contained a bomb Htth
fuse attached u II believed the hnls
loon wHa set free ~ the agents af fey
nluuoniata who hoped that u would
ailsht 81 fiidlx kiosk aud blow up the
aulisn's palace roe Incident has
aroused a Wild search. both within the
palace and through The city.
The Eureka passed Port Townsend
nt 30 this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
RAILROADS
WILL KICK
STATE BOARD OF EoUALIzA.
TON BEGAN SESSION TODAY,

OLYMPIA. Sept. 1.-The state
board n equalization, composed oi
the state land commissioner, state
ardifof ard the secretary of state.
bn0gn ifa annual session In this city
today.
The tax Assessments Of the Vnri-
ous counties Will be taken up county
Nv county. Thurstou heads the list
rms boards task ~ 70 review the
work 81 the county boards II squali-
gaflon fkFaagh0ut the state
lHe nniai. the bigRest fight THIS
wa wii probably be made BY the
railroad companies for a reduction
- {Ae.ss Tar assessments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
WHEELS AF JUSTICE
ARE GRIAlNG AGAIN.
rHg FALL TERM COURT OPENS WITH ALL JUDGES EXCEPT
READY FOR woRk-Ju RNMUN DON'T LIKE

The wheels ~ iuriice began 10 SO
round la aeaa earnest tn the super
lor cauFt this uoruiuk. and the
judges now think ~ their vacations
~ traana that are past For an
hour before courts we're opsncd an
hailifta IA each department were
busy removing The uhesfs that had
covered the polished benches and a.
h'~~ and Al $50 there VAS Eiad
reunion among the dispensers pt
Justice. with lust one vacant chair.
that 81 Inaae Morris. who has work
- ihrouEh mnsi ~ the auiHmrr and
has lust rua cut % town Cor few
days
InAse uaorEs Joiner Of skaslt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

county l. hearing his calendar Jur-
orH reported IN all but the equity
department. and as usual about half
OF the morning vas spent by the
Judges in listening to reasons whY
taieaHsn should net serve.
All y hn were not deaf seemed 90
have STICK wives and children who
could not possibly live through tue
niFh&. AID those who aere So unforr
yunate a. 30 be bachelors Insisted
that their respective businesses
WsoHia ha ruined n they were cefn-
month.
only a few 81 those Who reported
were dlschht god
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
NO STRIKE

BALTIMORE. SEPT The story
II : Threatened Ernat strike on the
baltimore a ohio railroad appears
o. BE- q fAkp TIE officials declare
that thsye are no prospects =
strike and that the relations BE-
tween the company ard the men
wara never better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
EAGLES MEET

NEW YoRK. SEPT, The grand
annual convention ~ the Order 81
E1Hiea assembled az TammhnY hhH
this morning. ard President ftsaae-
Welt. who iH au honorary member
was invited - address che eeuFen-
fiun. cHHafeaHIHaH sullivan - Nee
YORK. De- Z leading candidate for the
Hfaaiden y ~ the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
.HEY WANT
TO FIGHT

SOFIA sept. THE eKcesses N
are interior % Macedonia are the
sabieet sf many shocking stories.
Tns Bulgarian popnlacs Il almost
frsnrfed ln It's eaEefneWs to take up
arms against the Turks. but the low
ebb ~ the national finances srerts
= - 49, 4ssfIssssssssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
HIGHER
WAGES
NEW WAGE SCALE OFFERED
1900 MINERS.

RANsAs CITY. No. sept. la
new wage scale went into effect to-
day az every mine IN Missouri. Kan
sas. Indian Territory and Arkansas
The increase affects .soa men and
aggregates tio.Qq1 a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
Auction Sale

4 tfIaA hAtE ~ eNxa fiae furiI-
W.T. = q iieAEftau 8 60 NlI srii
~ y sahefdHf September 2 az Do.
sharp. AZ private rsafa.sfas.s ~ tW4
esteHts*Hth avenue nufth corner ~
HHhN NNN take Madison street car.
NHth tao tlurkF north elegant rr.-
saaF hEa set hrsRH mounted bs.ln
fins mahogany pafiaf farntffff. -
th buffet bureaus.
gsHaH s5se 70 AEFn. center faHITs rrr
tfiFsfhtar Majestic range. aaa ranae
HiH. HltHH kiirhen furnishings. AT
sra fAfs. lace curtains etc re-
q IL A.IInu- ...IL.....r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
STILL ANOTHER
SYNDICATE

GLASGOW. sept j A syndicate
~ clyde yaehfmen haH been formed
and b. faFatahlF considering ISSUE
INK challenge for Americas cup
In f9Hl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
SIX DROWNED

LONDON. Sept An excursion
steamer vas run down BY another
steamer near Great Yarmouth. Ia
Sorfoikahlre today. Sir persons on
the pleasure boat were drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
A PLEASANT
SURPRISE
For Intending Pr
ano and Organ
Purchasers w ho
Have Been Wait
ing for Jpst Such
a Chance as This
Very Remarkable
Sale VIII Supply

The piano ahd organ purchasing
ptfhlir aii over she Northwest have
lonE since learned ta regard our Ru-
nfaluasWeutH u extraordinary bar
gain sales a. absolutely bora ndr
me thousands = D. have pfafIfsd ~
thefn have NET faHan fiisfurY Iu tell
tns fhF god uaaa 10 their fftaHda
hence the great HHEafnraa Of EVEN
one having any potion 81 huY luH an
Instrument - take advantage 81 the
unprsc ndrufsd offers during these
sais periods. fof which substantial
reasons are given IN our Initial an
nounocmrnts Of the SANE
We rssiiEs that di.posilus e tao
hundred sssfs Pianos and Organs
IN addition 10 the regular stock is
no, a srssii matter. end the enly
practical solution 10 the problem 10
70 ev, prices lower thsn ever before
known IN Seattle - the present
market. representing an actual ssv.
ins o. from IS 10 $50 on = piano
and from szs Re $50 on an orsan.
In no amount Of space that We
might take could We give Yuu an
adequate idea 81 tho many remark.
able values Ws have la great variety
Bf make style. slke and color 81 raar.
but the fact that We shall sell brand
new upright pianos. Or full size. Ia
oofaNes. Keusrfrd cases. ivory EeFA
triple strung. thfas pedals and All for
ft1Tno. viii serve 20 show what We
are duinE In prices others frafu
fieT 90 flas. tzia and f2ga that
would retail regularly at tgs0. fz0o
sss5 and $3.50
NEW ORGANS. from SIS 20 SCI
and t1t. Tor the regular So, So and
Sis stylea
second hand organs from so up
ward fsrery instrument guaranteed
to be as represented.
NotwithatandinE the very great
price reductions. We viii extend con
vnnisnt terms to any reasonable
buyer on nearly al lines Chicken
Ing s. sana. kimbail Hobart ~
cable pease. = = Johnson Co.
alazr and several other makes are
included lei this sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
Business Chance.

itEAN IACNbRf @dnsziflrd i1ier.
go O. laundry with ia 80 ImpruvcI
- HshsfF using Ak delivery waE~
sAaitsAs ~ ttN uef Wfeh. rent
tt9 - per month practical man nf
~. head SALARY ~ fsaf Waah. with
tiiahHa - iNcreuee lHuEHfg Has
atsa e Hfufit 20 10 uFf month f0r
.n FHaL eiFtf months price ftl
arcade Exchange. "a Afaada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
BUNCH Still.
MISSING

The myatsfiaus disappearance Of
Thomas HHnnh FROM hin aufne OF
Twentieth hvanua De- puzsliug th0
paiies ENeF9 effort 90 fna any
trans 90 him has been in vain He
has been luitsiaE Tor a week and his
family h efeamlnE alarmed
rs : Wonder.
Nothing iiAa II Tor 1899 the Cot.
don Hat. Fail blocks On sale. King
Hrus gta tfifat avenue -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

- znaa BUILDINGS y mile from ~
w. Eatlfnad station nH place. 81
Iasau 10 t'ta'
isl seFaz Nearly az rich bottom land
tmpf aFe1 balance alder. large
ha4Hs Htfh = tons haF good homse
mies orchard in bearing fine rr,et
~ acres Best river bottom land. very
eerllf cleared zine location. close n.
HrHH town tsfF
}w aeres Rich bottom lard - irnprnv-
- eHlzHee timber hard Ia bear
iNf tARezfouin house good BAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

fWo bright boys srs wanted @ learn ma
chinistsi trade, excellent opportunity Ar
Ply e office at o'clock. Pacific Iron
Works Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

WATER FRoNT PLACES.
llsl acres sqeivn mites from seattle
flnH soil 81 acres improved lara.
spflAE aItlri"nt u if1tnatc whole
81 aefss.lu sight q Seattle. rsoning
dHHu a. nice beach < sd soil fsFl
a. acrrs=fuelNe improved. hSianer
easf elsaFinE acre ia stra sbtrrirs .
elfihH water a-rnniH house. barn
several authuiidiugs. STOCK tools
chickens Incubator household FUR
titafeH Hiau huat, every lhinE Euos
nice orchard flsn.
% acres 0pinR back from nice
beach, 2 acres improved / acre Ia
stra p berries. spring water. SO
: arreE A boat landing between sat.
tle and Tacoma good sail all clear
- and aruhird and st ia small
fruits. spring water So
p Hef~a=s HstWren Seattle ard Taco
ma miles from iufazHfhan. ricL
sfeasd bottom land 81 acres partly
improved. small house. price. lisn
easy terms
z acres one mile from iaterufhAn. AZ
Improved AnS fenced orchard "a M
tree esfuum house. oatbuiidinas
tiNa
o. arrua-rIftean improved. rich gar
Sea land near Dcs Maines. slip.
acres at kaVenna park. Toe
Oh acres near Kent. $50
Z acres near Green lake $50.
ia acres near hnthril. rich loan soil s
ACRES improved tf1a
% acres near Bellevue. fine atrawhsr-
acres Gear ga Rcuton ear line: 500.
Do acres near South Park asa
ROBERT MAITRY. na New York bik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

ROBERT MALrBY 40 New York blk
SKY HlsAL LARGE TRACTS SLIT
.., AHssk FOR HtHpftIufsas
- hiafi} located. north ~ nal-
~ acres near West Seattle
y" - re waterfront Hsafh ~ city
a.tsa a93th ~ seattle. near interur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02
For sale-ReaI Estate


RAINIER nEACH
THE PLACE To LIVE.
EASY TO REACH. EASY TO nyY
inEtun. short ride on scent electric cas-
.Ten fitsi and Wsshinsten. lsrse lots
sa a. ~ $50 srrs.is .9s '.e . 4ssa spd .
Rainier Beach. irs The best and chcap.
est rtaperty on market fnf horne am ~
Nesinent schools. churches. stores fine
sidewalks Grand views. hosting bathing
fishing hiEh and heaithfuis plenty Wun8
aud city water lgInhet on tertns o. home
Rainier Beach. ur q. X sturtoyant. own
Or, ate BOSTON block.
WE cen Locate you on the best homestead
lands IN Washington We have scus Food
farms for sale call on T. n Casey 400
Pacific block. Seattle.
CuFAp ists al SIS On Al Hinman civ,
oniY Il minutes ride on old Renton car
line on Washington street terms s.
down. 81 mouthly; come today large
warm offies on grounds.
ron farms snd acreage IN westsrn wa.h.
inrtnn call on siettcngren q Arneli q
Roxvet block.
FIVE acres. ell improved near Ever
EFT room house, 2 barns 3 chicken
houses all kinds d., q tfait - on fine
Taylor as Arcade.
THE BEST BUY NEAR SEATTLE.
Sl5a-Five acres No / soil with fluo
spring creek running thruugh Il, one
mile from electric car and b miuutca
ride 60 the city, good neighhors ana
- l.-.lll -. Sal =. s = -.--. -. p >
home.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
sii Washlneton BaiidinE'
40-ACRE farm for sil0o
cindea stock, new wa
implements. chickens.
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SehttieH prophecies Publicly pre-
dicted seatiie's Ssa0o8 aaa Gre. Alaska
strikes. etc. i2u9 First
Society Notices
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Fer RENT furnished Rooms
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Boys Store

We OUTFIT THEN FRoOM
HEAD TO root at a saving
Boys Wool Cheyiot I've. Piece
school Suits iH neat gray
stripes and check patterns, size
to II yeats. good Innings ana
tailored 500 value sale nfless
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Boys Finest an Wool Nayy
Hue Serge s-pleee Suits sizes
tn ib years. best Of tailoring
ana tflmmlugs $40 value sale
price tat-tttt+ stsass.as SOD"
Boys Fine FUR Hats ~ Stroller
and Greco styles. $50 value,
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Boys Iiun Fur Hats II silver
gray. black and beN smoke COLI
ofa. siatest shapes. 81 values
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Boys Best Ratin calf school
Shoes. neat new lasts sizes u
10 z. q 90 value sale price
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Boys Reliance school shoes
an entirely new departure in
boys shoe building none 9th
ers just like themi none w.
good
Sizes 10 60 iN.....4..aa GI.T5
Hixsa 1ab 20 ...ts.4.... $500
Sizes ~ % Us sfsa.. A2.25
Boys Golf Caps |.
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CHEAP iats at SIS M a. Htfman city.
onlY Il minutes ride on old Reuton car
line on Washington street. terms s.
down. 81 mouthly' come today; large.
warm offlcs on grounds
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-01-28
DivOrces in San Francisco.

Divorce and marriage statistics just compiled by the Scripps News Associa- tion from the official records in San Francisco show that the number of di- vorces granted by the courts of that city during 1902 reach thirty per cent of the marriages for the same period.
 There were 1272 divorces and 43O9 marriages. The predominant causes for divorce, in the order mentioned, were assertion, failure to provide, cruelty, incompetence, infdelity. There was one for lack of money and for incapaci- ty. On account of the alarming in- crease in divorces the last session of the California legislature enacted a law prohibiting divorced persons from marrying again in the state within one year after divorce, and this law takes nearly five hundred marriages away from San Francisco alone each year, to say nothing of the rest of the state. These go to Reno, Nevada, or Yuma, Arizona, the nearest points. Yuma has become veritable Gretna Green on account of the California law.