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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
A Thoughtful NJ an.

Nj. NJ. Austin, of Winchester,
Ind, knew what to do in the hour
of need. His wife had such an
unusual case OF stomach and liver
trouble, the physicians could not
help her. He thought of and tried
DR. Kings New Life Pills and she
got relief at once and was finally
cured. Only DC, at Herring Drug
Co.'s Drug Store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
HERBINE CURES

Fever and AVue. A dose will us
ually stop q chill, continuance al
ways cures. Mrs. VIM. Nj. Stroud,
Midlothian, Texas, May 81, 1899,
writes: 1--WE have used Herbine in
our family for eight years, and
found it the best medicine we have
ever used, for la grippe, bilious
fever and malaria" SOC at Hood 4
Martins
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
Makes A Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you
ever heard of, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve is the best. 1t sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises,
Cuts, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. It's only 25c, and guar
anteed to give satisfaction by
Herring Drug Co., Druggists.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06

A rate of &c a line will be charged
for all notices of church entertain
ments charging an admission fee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
RsR TIME TABLE
H a 7. c.. West Bound.

No. ~ leaves "a am
40 So arrives ii 05 am-Does not run west Waxa
No. "a arrives 40 pm-Does not run west WaxA
No. So (mlxed) leaves 80 am-Daily except sun
30. III leaves 81 pm.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06
EastaBound.

No. So leaves 30 am-Starts from Waxahaehle
Nc, 81 leaves 10 80 am.
No. 81 leaves $3.50 pm-Starts from Waxahaehie
No. 81 linked leaves As Lm-Daily except sun
NO s4 leaves 9 05 ON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-06

Omces of Publication, lis and III
College St. Both phones No. 14S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
MAY HAVE
COLLIDED
MARINE MEN THINK THAT
FATU POSSIBLE OF FLOR
ENcu AND pu CouuptC

Hate the overdue French bark hu
Cnuedie and the mtHHinE American
ship Florence pollided ia thr mia
Pacific and suuk9 This b. the QueH
ton that ii puazliun local Whfius
Insurance spec uiatofs who are sam
hltnE on the arrival Of the FORMER
vessel
The Florence sailed from Tacoma
To- Honolulu with zeal cargo oH
December d tier reinsurance rats
ran up e. va per cent aud then Hhe
WaH given up as iant The Ia
Cuuadie left San Franelaru Tor sgd.
ary December - with a cargo Of
y heat valued az tioo coo Shn o. no'
vet reported aud ls uat foF frinaur=
anoe az ~ per cent
Several months uHu wreckaHe
supposed to be- that Of the FLORENCE
was pirked up "a latitude "a norm
longitude ifa west Heavy gales wefs
reported nbuA that time nnd u Il
feared that the two vessels met aud
eollldsd. NJ ~. the spectators viii
be heavy losers.
The underwriters made tito %
every $40 invested on the Russian
bark Fenuia. She Was spoken yes
terAss ana found Co be safe hhs
was IS DAYS out from Rio De laneifs
to Antwerp aud relusared at 80 PEI
cent
The schooner Geo c Thomas, III
iayn frum Cayenne 10 New York. 4
nov considered doubtful risk sha
her rate has advanced to 80 per cent
During the past two weeks tbs
spectators have made bis profits o.
the aVsudurs The Norwegian harks
rtiuee George aud Prince Eugene
fsinaured al % and a per cent, ~
apeetINeiy. arrived safely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
LAST EDITION
SWANK ADMITS
MANY CHARGES
Contractor and Employment Agent Answers Prin-
eIpalIy by Abusing Everybody Who
Opposes Him

paVtd sWank. ratiuoad contractor
and owner " the Western emesaN
mrut office. sbeu atraisoed before
the council committee on iabor. last
night. admittea man, Of the ehsFEes
made agalu4t him. hut pleaded that
he had doae nothing but what he
had a FiaAt 10 dc under the law
The cotniSfttee after hearing all the
evidence took the matter at fye0ui-
nlendiug that sWank'a hcense be
revoked under aisiscmvnt.
ION Hprtsl iailorrf. stated that
he had been cent ffom the Wafk e.
the Western employment aftier.
where he had IL atNv up 81 = IN or
der to secure tho employ ment. tie
said the foreman made tt - uus
plrassnt that he quit after Workips
- hours.
samuel wledner and A. +. Vfe-
denborg each stated that they hHd
gone Co the scens ~ the tecoustfue-
ton work on the Seattle = Henton
railway ard anpitrd Tor fohs They
were sent hack Is the employment
eflice. the foreman STATING that he
employed all men throuEh the Of
fee 10th refused 90 put up the
81 SO O. secure the employment
labor Commissioners Circuit re-
counted the complaints made e. him
about Swauk.s alleged double dssls
tnx Ia employing men thfouEh the
Western employment office ana dis
charging them after they had
worked bat two OF thfcc days lie
also informed the committee that
Mrs Harriet Wells. proprietor af the
star employment office, had repnrts
ed that swans once approached her
a Set her 70 50 into the deal with
hifn and that she Had refused To
conriier the proposition because she
Thought that il was not right
Swank, in an tmDNssioned speech
before the oosumltte-. claimed that
hs had been afanErd. hut admitted
that he was The contractor in charge
OF The nnfk "a The Menion 4 sal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

tic railway and az the same time
proprietor "a The Western supiuy
mont afflge ilr also admitted that
hr employed bic mVn through hlH
employment office. claiming That he
had the right to 90 81. tie also ad-
mttted that he had attempted Go set
Mrs HARRIET Wells to - into u
oftiee With atiim and take charge 81
iJ
ns denied that he had discharged
mon Ia order "a have others who
had pat up the employ meut otfice
Tee take their places. In proof ~
this he produced his time check book
for inspection. The stub ia the book
showed bat few cascs where man
was discharged, but Councilman
Mullen called swAnk's attention 20
the fact that in many cases the stub
showed that the man had worked
bat daN CA three OF four days.
Saauk then gave a neral lecture
on the Wickednrss and drunkenness
20 lahafeIn iiv said the had ONES
would iuit and get drunk. aud the
good ones would nud better Jobs
Swank called 10th his zaux, one ot
whom Is foreman On the recnnHtruc-
ton work and the other Ia charge
90 the employment office. to testify
m his behalf each denied knowing
~ any fraud IN connection with the
case.
After al the evidence had been
heard Councilman Mullen stated
that he had not decided whether ct
not SWauk had acted within the law,
but he ala know that What be- had
done Was not right. lie then eA-
pressed IN forcihle language his
nuiuton II such business
other grievances we're heard and
the committee considered az cunsid-
cradle length proposed amendments
a. the present employment office or
diuuneo with a NieW u rreKenting
fraud
A rcpaFt on the ordinance and the
SNauk aAaa will b. formulated at
another meeting 81 the COMMITTEES o.
b. held il a few DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
MURDEROUS
JAPANESE
Five Are stsruly Dealt With IN
Justice Court

The I'VE Japanese who rose III
mumy against Assistant FOREMAN
A 81 Fischer 81 northern i'asihf
section gauE a. Afgu. q week HHo
and hruthlly assaulted HIM were
4lIrd he Justice cams court yes
fnrduv afternoon. Hud short worn
Was made 81 the eases.
Yaunmata kada. hu WHH ehafHz
eel With heating Fischer win d Hhaf
e. we bound over Gao the sunefinf
court under a YHeo bond lie WA
upnhlc 90 furnish II aud WAS COM
miitfd o. iaii
hin Morlta. aenn kobhynshi. teH
kitau and Jidn keYamn we're eltill
nHed $40 nnd auHts, which they paid
ard we're rtlr aasa
The onyhes charged against these
laps wnr an unusually brutal one.
Deputy Prosecuting ATTORNEY
kftate 10 siarmea over the pfesas'
ener OF outhreakH ~ the 1mHe
asHiust the whites. lie sold ieaas,
~ epmmentins On the Fischer "a
sault
The japr Of this city are rettine
verse aud worse 10 handle. And thf
complaints against vicious urlfhtai'
are grow ms more frequent.
they never attack their vsutims
sinsiy bs lay fof' him Ia KauKa
and when they see a good chance
they gu ZOE him They should b
given the limit - the saw, and b.
made examples 81
In this case the only thinK thai
saved fiHgher'H life was the fact
that help VAS neat And 20 faF ~
ohn see. Fischer did absolutely
nothins a. provoke the nHHauit."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

TWO GIRLS
ARRESTED
ron FREoUGhriNo SALOONS ~
NORTH PART OF TIE CIV

Monica Wasseli and Cora Cope
Lard Two ~ y~@f OH sifis. wsfs ar
s@s4asf 10 Sarth Seattle last niabt hs
80. 80 : - - =, 49, y,.sss
me waassii Eifi has besn chafxei
Mtth EasFanry a. ths f-9hgr station
and the Other one fufnsd nksf &.
the ears % the nalige faafrcn.
bufibs n past fsN ~ssss the
fAalter in the northern rat pf ths
elty have had a great deal ~ tfealhls
with yaunx giFn and women vhu
fFeausnt th. satapus ~ witch boxes
and buofhs arp maintained u was
after a number - arrests had beer
made ~ ts4 dissfief ard public ariH-
ian aroused thaf The fhisf - l-sstes
ordered the arrest - tas pforfisiafs
- ssloaus containing hqs~s
oue % The Instances that lrd up q
Eha esaas ~ TIE haxes wss The tss-
tinanay given IN the potteN court ~
several saloon men , hen a posaNf
he gave her name AZ NFs Nad
deli sAs arrested fer saafanry shs
aid that ahs ~as = fsspse tslois mar
risd woman and that an officer ~
rested her aut % spite. TNp nishts
ago she was aTaln arrested IN ths
same district under conditions that
the Police riaiu VIII make a clear
raae II vagranrY hnaiuMt her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
TOOK WHARF
FOR HOTEL
TACOMA MAN CO.'S TO eLEEP
ThGRG THINKING HE HAD
FOUND a HoaTULRY

George Jones. "a clerk from Taco
ma. became lmhurd with the Idea
thia mumIHa that be- wac In "a rHr
coma hotel when 900 reality he WaH
under wharf in tho southern part
Of tho city After be- WaH dincuN
rrrd aud sent 90 the aoiiea station
be- told the Officers mat he had been
taktu aut uf hIH bed la the Tourist
haiel CA Pacific avenue, In IacaWhY
and he considered "a an outrage on a
rreper table. lass abiding citizen. iur
go o. sisapa eif The effects of niEht
10 3eatiles fed ilrht district b. VIII
ntchpy suite If fuomH rs the Hotel
Sullivan. Familiarity known aH the
cii9 iail.
shortly nua % ,snck this morn.
ins one Of the brakeman IN tho
Narthsrn Pacific ncight yards 10
tiia south end % she city notified
the police rs telephone that q bun
dla ~ clothing nvaily folded had
been found ON tfcHtiH near the
freight sheds A short time later
aaothsr telephone message from the
aaur man was received. The owner
&c the clothing had been found uu
her the wharf Ia a state Of insbfiety.
He was sleeping h0undiY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
BEEF TRUST
DEFAULTS
A DECREE or COURT WILL &c
ENrEREp EAIoiNlNc PACK.
ERe FROM ORGANIZING

CHICAGO. m. Aprii at-Sailos
OF default aas fied In the I4,ssf trust
case today BY federal attorneys be-
cause Of the failure q tha packers
20 make answer 20 a petition tia,
theY be permanently entufnra before
nv limit SCI ty the court expired
Sixts daYs remain FOR the packers %
appsai A final decree VII b. en-
tered thiR seek The packers mas
ask the supreme court 20 reverse
thiA bat their faliufs thus far "a
night the eaNH prompts the belief that
no appeal viii Dc taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
STEAMER
GROUNDED
RusILLA mARu CO.'S ASHORE
IN EASTERN WATERS

Advises from Tokio brought hy
the Shinano Maru. arriving this AZ.
tefnoan. state that the steamer Rus
nnd Hongk0nE faf the Toyo <isea
Kaisha. - ent ashore near caps IT,
liasu The Passengers esfs All aANz
ed. A steamer left Manila ON Apfii
= r. make en- attempt 10 save the
stranded vessel
The nrst - the new seasons tea
efup II japan WAS received at NuAes
hama ffuu Eush4 On April = The
liner Empress ~ china took fes
packages ~ tho nHa tea 20 the
tfnltaA states During last year ie
fa,nahsss companies srfnftsd B.s42H =
1as pounds. and Il Is skIrrfrd that r
nueh larger Rmeant VIII be seat
ahnaa1 this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

noys Knee Pants. ages Z "a 3
wears. All Wnat ehFNintH ard aaf =
mixtures frn1n s - ~. isAf pair.
N-inrh Colarad Table ou Cloth,
s inches vide. value 9ecs apecial
from 20 !. - yard
f2siueh shs' wing 0ii ricth. u al
eoiBrs. yalre r. yard special from
s 60 A. sac yard
t-puund package Pir@ fpsaffl
salts. worth 1ke 90 ~ e.
galEafe's Finest Perfumes. %
adnra g. chnasa from value ss,e
ounce. % "a. &c ounce.
eoiEstss best ShatinE soap.
regular price Jos cake. 3 70 II. g
cake
Wrappers. beet pefcale Ehap-
> ...ss - s>.--e.->--.s 80 ~. 49, IN
e8Iafa. NmbraiaaFf Trimmed. go
values. special. to n. fi.ts.
FianHclsffe klmaHns. new tt.Ra
lits. nicely trimmed. special %
III. itr
satin Tareta Ribbons far 4
H., aef vide ali nue ak and guar.
AhfHed % wash al ueW spring
shades 20 Hs'eet from. positively
the nnsst ribbons for ckw essf. .
worth regularly zSe yard. sale
price. . 10 II lie yard.
Canvas Laundry Bags. Jepa n -
n8rai designs. tasf arrived extra
large sizc. very finr quality. worth
regularly tpc each. Naie price. 5 10
II. s%c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
SIZE TURNED MN
OUT IN THE COLD

Ellsworth Adudsli filed a divorce
suit against he wife. Isabella Adus
aail. in the HuFsHftaf court this morn.
tx The plaintiff alleges cruelty a.
q cause % action lie ciaima Is have
been turned oct - dourn in the cold
est weather ~ his aife and b have
tsarsiy escaped death at hrr hands
as che n naiH % have attempted 10
brain him with stiok 20 stove wuoi.
The unhnps couple were married IN
lowe IN 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
MARINE NOTES

IN. steam schooner brooklyn ar
rived from san Francisco via Port
isudiuw THE morning a. load cargo
~ met coal She thou proceeded 60
Port Ludlow 60 load cargo % ium-
her from san Francisco she brought
up cargo ~ redwood lumber Tor
The former port.
The uoaton steamship Company .
great freiahtsr fremont arrived AZ
Tacoma this morning from the
Orient Tier cargo Included b.Npp
barrels Of Japanese oysters con
SIGNED 70 the tlellinsham Ha8 oyster
Company Of Mhatcum. Mt. WiloA
81 that company on the last trip oi
the AK Mafu brought over with
him large shipment - the Same
oysters. which be- proposes to prop
ogafe On Puget sound
I'M british bark southest, itt
days eut from Antwerp. arrived late
this Afternoon. She has q cargo 81
lime for thia port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

niaak Chinan Hata. al shapes
special from . 10 II. Al tLss, 3 e
ard taea
Wamfn's Fast Hack CutiDf.
Hnsa. douhh' naie. spiiood seams
suf error geaiiff special from g.
II three pairs. ~.
wofnen's Raisa Ribbed white
Cotton Nrsia. iua neck, sleeveless.
tson stifth iace trimmed. pink -
isius. superior quality. from Z e
u ~ 81
Handy Ironing Wex. extra quai-
IL. worth regularly 3 prf Fiiia :
sale price from ; q IL only ie pef
stick
Eaifa Quality safety Pms. dor.
- !. !. - = . 1900 az. -
aiafiY worth q per paper. sale
price from 3 % II. ehairs. o. pet
nsraf
Hslr Nets iaack o. brown. Yerf
,ssst quality. always Eoit a. 81 ard
so sArh. sale price ffasn 90 II,
ehuies r. sarh.
Nouen's Nici KID oxford Ties.
patent $40. ilnht weixht sole. mii-
itafy heels. value O. 20. fes SIC.
WeguenH Wei KID oxford Ties.
patent tip ilEht weight koies. con-
cave heels value 3 %. for 81 -.
noSa Golf and Golf Yacht CAPS.
IN all shades and materials, sold
regularly Cor 49, from 70 IL lie
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

white Cotton 6alloonE different
width in straight and lffsselsr
edges also medsiiions thas ca b.
separated and appliqued suliahI.
Tor trimming tine wash Koe5s. ven
finest qualities 20 select from 4
ths latest Eastern patterns. xnts
up a. dc yard. sale price. { to II,
TO- p,T yari
Wonteua Large white Aptans
long. wide strings. regular Ysias
PC. special 5 % Il. isc.
Childrena white Dresses. fnad.
peasant sfsle. trimmed With as.z.
~ embroidery and leading. rsss-
lar value s. sp@gisi. ! 70 II. a.
Mems Golf CAPE regular -
Faius from : 90 u. oa.y *.
=. 49,. s.,-.,.s. ss.'Ssis gf;.Asa.st ss.s
fFuru % a uBiF 1sC.
LEAD fene iia. r per toEeH.
Mixed Pens s. per d6zen.
Mems To- Hsnfnrna HaHsksf.
chef II m 10 n eseh ~.
Boys MlnaeaF B0Ws. worth l.e.
So m. eafh. lie.
All Of or Pine Wool STRIPS
Wmistings. 1se quality. AZ s1c.
tg-ineh All Wool et'eckied N.ra
Cheyi0ta sae quality. = nc.
Cream Outing. fun width, heavy
quality. wuffhseilc. 70 ii rhafs-
day. a yard. g.
Apron Bingham. Eood assortment
- checks. worth SIC. to Il
Thurg1sy. a yard. x.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
nAnAar Else oN rRIAL

The damage actiau - Mrs Mars
Robinson against The SEATTLE b1ers
tfie eafnran fof 81. s9e. f. On tFtal
before Superior Judge AibgEtson to-
day. Tho piaintiH Who ia ~ years
eld. and very feeble. claims 20 hsss
tsasn permanently disabled % ths
sudden starting Of a Ballard car
which she was N the act - board
Ing. she was brought into Us
court room this fnoruinE ON :
affetensr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
EMBEZZLER
TAKEN IN
SOLDIER MAKES WAY WITH
i. !. nqS.N A.n a.. sEaTs FROM = ?
-. .. -r~s

With a ssidlsF armed 70 the teeth
81 either 4sie q him. y. J. Tareh.
an alleged rhsExirr nom TIE quar-
tgrrfsasgrf'a avpaftnsvat a. Fort Wet
den left the Seattle eitx al this
morning H. VAS taken IN chArNn
b. two men from Fort L. atau. - 10
viii hold AlrH = prisoner - thai fort
untii hi8 trial
Tarrh h silsksa e. have deserted
after he had sfnb~sxict small sum
o. money TIE seattle police vers
p0tific3 Of fize Ease and fatfolfuan
Damn arrust-f him ON Washington
street. lie vas Identified b. several
gold teeth "a his mouth, Tire SOL
diers who snssk him from tise eats
fRsi weIe armed ~tth caFulnes, 20.
voivers hnd kntyes. besides carry
Ing hsn.tnaffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
K0RK BEGINS ON
CABLE TRAMWAY

J. A. Moore OF the Moore Invest.
sene Company, which recently ae-
auired the Denny hotel. nos known
a. the Washington. has began work
on the cable tfamway. which viii b.
built from the intersection 81 Third
avenue and Pine street 90 the en-
trance n the hotel on top 81 fhs
hill. The work will De rasasd
through as soon az posi- bic - ~ e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
DREYFUS NOT SATISFIED
DEMANDS THAT TIE GOVERNMENT REOPEN rAE INQUIRY AND
lNvEsTIoATE RECENT REVELATIONS

PARIS. krrii s1.--Capt. preyfa>.
" assw trs&t. conviction ans release
created a NeF a. a itse sensation. has
deMia olied nes government inquiry
Into the charges against him. and an
fnvestigetian q the latest develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

NEW houses on Rainier avenue, VIZ
10 s2O Dor month sidewalks, Ws.sl'
close to store, school aud chufeil.. =
biFh, dry aud healthy II min ,.,'ss
on Washington street car nv
parties renting OF US can heepiils
ownera OF property within Yse..s
by making small cash pay hisi p, 4
down. Downing a Leighton @i'
Bailey Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
MoRrALlTN RGPoRT

W. n. CLARK. well known ear.
uentrr. died At his home. tlie faufs
ternth avenue northeast. yesterday
The funeral vii BE- held tomorrow
afternoon At Z clock from Hnttefs
waFth'H chapel The rafpeutsfs'
unlan Wiil attend Ia q body,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

have the trsnway ia operation BY
the time = ths OPENING e the hsscl
~ soon thereafter u viii b. for the
couverieuee 81 xuests and others
sisltiag shr htstsify and viii thus
save a long. weary ciinh 70 the TOP
az the Hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
SAY N sToIg oVFecoAr

gChn Roberts. alleged - have Hiol 1.
en- 81 esfeFea3t fsofn ne Seattle
hotel. Nsis arrested ~ = Asfeha M
f.liira fztfrulman last ntRht Tbs
as~seest said - have been sto3sn
was foiana ~ his rsasa@ssfasn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

pearsdeath. Wye Apfll -. 1903
king hfaHa ia FIRST ave
viii arrive Seattle ou time. Al
yiar all mN friends a. = ear q Coz dor
rs 90 Igat II fts head and pocket.
hook saves en- $500
THEODORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

mrnts lie bases hts demands on iss
reveiafiaas made recently a Jauren.
tn the Chamber OF Deputies NhHn
one az the Faast Important % the
h1rdereaux q the former trial was
shown 10 he a forgery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
FuNs aAl v. 4. MspHeasoN

The funerxi % w a Mcpherson
viii be held from the Trinity Par
ish church. Eighth avenue ard
Jnnsrs street. AZ u o'clock teuorFow
morning. tnterueut win be Ia
Lake NieW cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22
ANOTHER TENogRloIN RAID

Another raid on the wenen in the
tsrtsfluln las1 niEhs resulted In the
arrest q = q The unfgftanats crsa-
s.ss AsAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-22

NOTICE. TO HroCKuoLDHHs.
Notice IL hereby given that the raauiFf an
uuai msetinf Of stnofhniiefE % a. con.
aoiidatsf Mining Company will b. held
at tho ufiice u tho company, room tuii
burke building. Seattle, Washington or
Monday. April 81, 1904, NJ the hour ~
no .. NJ. for the election ~ officers foi
the snaulnR year. Huh such other business
a. may properly come bafQro ~
LOUIS HENRY LEGO.
Secretary,
80 ~ IA.ol
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Children's Dresses Sl.39

cbiidrn'H Dresses ~ fine dim
~. Mother Hubbard style, yoke
haH cluster ~ eight furkH. with
insertion 81 Vaieneirnnes lace.
mex and sleeves trimmed with
lace lnaeftion. siHsH :. g.. years
apeelz4 ThnafAas- a -
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Fi.yC sc,,.s ssr .si- ,s,,, "a ,,sfs 49,
Tor acreage n sHburhe ~ seattle for
$500 ana w. along the best car line In
the city, b. owner and builder Plume
Black tbts. lad. sal Can call sunday.
seii ohnap on very raHy terms.
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SEQ, p... Fr..

To all Girls attending ths public
sehools ~ seattle Call az iiliy, 10
Eafaus a Cos seed department.. foot
~ Main street.
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For sale-rsrrs and Land.

A GENUINE SNAP.
t1OO0-Tivo acres OF A No. l bottom
land at Riverside station. ON In
terurban line. thoroughly cleared
al ready for n crop this spring
land adjoining held from $500 "a
$500 per acre. only 20 minutes
ride from tho city.
ADAMS n NICHOLS,
I'll Washington Building.
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l1nIn Wanted-MaIe

fHis ffA6 fmnioymsnt ofice. aa2 isnef,
son street cen furnish the hest hs,t ~
the city ror quick service phone ,nsii,
a Co
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Mrs. NJ. TETZLOTF gives magnetic
massage treatment. diagnose dis
ease and Hives one treatment free
every Monday morning Circles
every Wednesday night 1908
Fourth avenue
WE sToRE an kinds OF goods.
Thompson Furniture Co.. Inc. it2I~
1870 iHt ave.
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sii washinston BuIidlns.

I HAVE a nnc house and lot. bexiio
8 rooms. 24d ave. SO, near car
street work ali paid for $500; 6
bargain worth $1,000. Sec me o.
49, Arcade.
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Muslin Gowns ACC

WafusR'H Muslin Gown. Empire
stqse or Mother Hubbard. regular
value o.. special Thursday. -.
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LOTS s5. 81 Keystone ada. Kirkland.
any ike value siea J. q. Love. ee7
Pike
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Five ACRES. good. level land. z
miles by good wagon road from
Seattle postoffice. few minutes
walk from street car line. sur
rounded by nice improved places.
owner needs money price Tor a
fcw days. $1,000.
POuERT MALTBY, 40 N. Y. Blk.