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Evening journal., 1903-04-28
Orr Creed

To publish all he news that
oughtto be published; to put
1t into attractive form; to
disc US s fearlessly what
ought to be discussed. and
to disseminate wholesome
views of life.
Evening journal., 1903-04-28

Totals. ..........,.............I SIPS 1916
The first column shows tho proposed in
crease OF each individual janitor and the
second the amount OF thcr present sal
aries.
Evening journal., 1903-04-28
The Weather

Today:-Fair, with slightly
higher temperature. To-
morrow:-Fair and warmer.
fresh southerly winds.
Evening journal., 1903-04-28

lConhInued on Fouflh Page. D
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-10-22
MOONLIGHT.

Rev. J. NJ. Sheets spent Saturday
and Sunday Of home.
/, VIM. Rider has the rheumatism.
4; Mr.. Miller has rented the s. H. Bert
farm.
Mrs. Reel returned Sunday from a
visit In Texas. She was accompanied
BY her daughter, Mrs. P. 8. Bert, who
10 here for short visit.
Jesse Sheets worked for A. M. Engle
on Tuesday,
The Free Msthodists organized a
olass at Walnut Grove on Sunday.
Geo. Burkholder Of Baldwin was
here on business Monday.
A. H. BrecbbIll and Mrs. B. W.
Hoover visited their brother, DR.. B.
B. Breehbill Of Alta Vista, who is
nick.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-10-22
JAMES SIMPSON & SON
). N. BURTON, Auctioneer.

Protracted meetings still continue
with full house.
Mrs. s. H. Hooper went to Kansal
City Tuesday to visit her son and
daughter who live there.
T. Sampson has rented Joshua Nor
mans farm. ''N
Miss Minnie Mcconnell went to IT.
IT. Riley Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake OF Toledo, Ohio,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill spent
Thursday at E. Hoyt's.
Mr.. Garrison oisJewell county was
in this vicinity on business Wednes-
day.
Farmers are taking home their
stock from pasture.
A. Frey has put in forty acres Of
blue grass.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-10-22

The meeting at Eureka Sunday wa
well attended. ss,s.-a- g.
Thee. Davis is around again aitsl
spell Of sickness.
Mrs. Freeman visited Mrs. W. NJ.
Wolf Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves moved on
their sons farm.
Mrs. Cole visited at Mr.. VOLTS
Sunday.
Mrs. KOrn lost 6ns driving horse
Last week.
Mr.. Sherwood done business on the
farm Inst week. y ti
Miss Frances Golden visited Miss
Bessie Simmons lsst week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-10-22
BUCKEYE.

Mr.. Davis from oklshOma IL II
iAls vicinity looking for q farm
MAJ j. WlssIsr and MrA N. Z.
Hoyi pttendsd ths Sunday schoOl
convontioa Il The Probasoo school
Asuss Sunday.
nnesg Hlun took . dHys ofiso
- l.liHs.L.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-10-22
wooDB1NE.

~ The church social In the hall Frida
evening was success financially an
socially, the former part amountin
to SIS. The program was entertain
ing, consisting Of select humorou
reading, recitations, instrumental AM
vocal music by Misses Hattie Nc
MILAN and Emma Steckel, and How
and Miller and the Westrups.
Bob Fntts and wife were visiting
her parents Sundsy.
Prof. Miller, Geo. Smith, Arnold
Westrup, Sam Mitsch and Jas. Mid
dleton have organised themselves into
aquintette for singing purposes.
John Nusz will make q trip to Okla
homa the first Of the month.
Mrs. Fosters sister, Miss Nachtrieb,
returned to her home In Wichita Tues
day after two months visit.
Miss Emms Fengsl went to Iowa on
Tuesday and Is expected to be away
until Christmas.
Mack Smith got his hand hurt in q
derrick Tuesday and was obliged to
have finger cut of. y
Burt Howe Is helper at the depot.
D. Countryman Of Trego county
visited his niece, Mrs. d. B. Curtis
last week.
DR.. F. Hall, senior member Of the
firm Of Hall & Co., Kansas City visited
his daughter, Mrs. @. s. Welfey, the
last Of the week and Sunday.
G. Z. Weber has been distributing
Car Of potatoes among bis patrons
this week.
C.N. Berger. Of Salina was home
Saturday and Sunday.
H. oestsrreich has bought the lots
where the hotel formerly stood Of R.
q. Yolkman. FS
Mrs. j. s. Robbins was in Abilene, |
Monday. L
Jos. Reed, a conductor on the Rock
Island. was In town Tuesday night. .
o. II. Duval, who at one time was
station agent here was in town one b
lay last week.
Henry Oesterreich, went to the
liver with Q load Of cattle, Monday.
Henry Kindsrdick, Of Sloan a.
'prings arrived Monday night for a
'isit with parents and other relatives. a
Miss ROhrsr Of Dillon who was "a
isiting Miss Hattie MCMILLAN last
'eek has returned TO her home and vi
} now EMBARRASSING Miss Hattie, who b,
'ent along with her. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
SAVE REM

OF ,, ar s=n IN q locality whsfs Toa haEs
good Hurrounfinns and the assurances
n making nDnfT on roBr inesstrs sf.t.
strike i-aks Wsaifnaton. Hundreds u
families moving IN and buiidins
hofnsat large saSBin handy; plenty u
oil Ger sT5. $50 ard tieo - " eown aad
g. month. Hata-s saiit also. Location
Il high and healthy ashing. bpsuss.
plenty wood ana water nlss nsiahbors
siisuaika. sta E0eryons who iiyss e
nsinief Aeaeh e. ~ Ply. Tsks cara On
Washington street. fsrs % rides for COS
COLLAR See HF W@=A. Esent. 81 ones
own.f 40 nastan Riock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

A BAHgAfS-70 acres. all good Land.
30 acres In cultivation. Is acres
pasture. 7-room house. barn. sew
erhi outbulldiugs, orchard ali
kinds small fruit. nice location. adj
Joining small town. handy 20 Sc
attic g 100
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 y. Y. Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

Ethel barrymore. the daintiest and
meet charming ~ All this year !
stars, n a guest of The Duchess al
sutherland be- London lice iadYahif
u NritinE play for Miss Barry
more and the latter il being mats a
perfect OAR ing u ~ tbs titled foik.
0f England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
CHOPPED OFF
HIS Arm TO
SAVE MS LIFE

NEWARK. n. J.. MAJ so.~An
ea4tsound freight train crashed into
= derailcd freight IN the yards here.
this morning Killing twu ishprWfa u
the WfechinE crew and iufuFiuE ave
others The engineer pf the snuV'
Ing train wax badly scalaed. one
labeFer was caught aaasg the ~rss !.
where he vas stf,s-k by escslins
steam Hla companions procured
an axe and chopped hts arm IT IN
order % iEasrats htFn ana save his
life The cause 81 the wreck WAn
! defective switch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
BIG CUT IN
P0ST0FFHE
SALARIES

WAAHlNgTnN. n. G.. May rel
Postmaster General Payne this If
ternaon made public letter an
dressed 90 First Assistant WynHe.
directing that the compensation ~
assistant poatmaaters and clerks IA
certain nfHt aud Hscwd GLASS poHt .
eiiiecH ha reduced 10 conform 70 laN
The compensation ~ assistants il
n1ed hy law AZ 90 psr cent. 81 the
postmaster salary fhlH amntgat
has been exceeded Va IA ofYiets
Twenty-Five clerks IN II efieea have
been paid In excess, In ~ ofilcfs,
persons we're found 81 have been ont-
piayeds but Improperly designated
Al these irregularities are ofdrita
corrected az once. The salary re-
ductious iaks place July lat Amoua
imprugsfly deaikhatsd ohirialA are
several IN the lbs Angeles pastnfiics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
BRITAIN'S NEW
TRADE POLICY

LONDON. May %. The soie topic
today Is Secretary chamberlain.s
colonial project A. 90 pos cent. 81
Americas exports come 20 England,
the nlan admittedly meaua a COM
mereiaI war with America. Many 81
the leading papers today print liE
ufeH inviting a commercial cam
nHtgu proNtn cinl papers. on the
other hand. oppose the schrlne. The
question n exciting the public more
than anything HluHn the Hoer war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
SEEKS FOR
ARBITRATION

CHICAGO, May ~ secretary
raaiay of the National civic Fedora
gion today had conference With
Praaiaent Nurfan Of the Freight
Handlers Unian and listened 60
gheie grievances He leaves tonight
Tor So Louis. where he will get the
railways side Of the dlapate and en-
dcaNor be- secure an agreement To-
arbitration and thus obNtate srsat
iabor stl'uggle. II Il believed t.aaieS
ACra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

ms thine lu America Is the Now
5 ars chorus airi
Hamlet" IA ona act, given by an
entirely female cast iH the latest
ii1nH in Chicago. II wha Given bN
% hirlH school or expression aud
aienhH other novelties was hu mflas
ihla ghost
The last If tho atrlea OF artists
teeiialH o. De given this season uu=
der the auspices OF the Ladies'
Mualrni club wiil be the recital af
the hpleftnH Qunttetie Ht the Grand
nest "wednesday uiehL
Boston has gone crazy over Peg
W. rom Paris. while that Monde
script thing had everything but nns
client rFHa hurled az II In Chicago
but then tastes differ
Viola Allen viii appear IA her
own production Of Nhakrapehro'a
I Twelfth Niaht' under the manage
meui uf i.iehier Co, nest year.
On her coming tour to thd coast
/ Minute Mhddnrn FiHks. trust
haztrr. will be- seen in hiHfY of
MaHduiH Ia 1904 she Will t4kn a
fail out Of Lady Macbeth
The limit II liberation has been
| reached in the granting 81 copy
rights fof plays. Harry - kiuH has
/ just sent a prunknrd.s Vision
I through the government copyright
NTH and the government stool for a.
The Little Minister will be the
| ATTRACTION at the Seattle theater All
I nfat week. opening With "a matinee
/ Sunday afternoon The role IF
/ nabbis will be assumed by Mins
/ Catherine Cauntisa OF tho finkef
/ company. De0fre Alison viii assume
Y l4e role Of THE little miniatar.
i miss Hobbs closes tuHarrns
/ at Matinee tomorrow afternoon
james ffackeft'n new play. b. Vie.
/ tqr Mapes. has the MKhfaiutin
I tile Of Alexander tho Great n d
/ fuli Of hef0les and hriatles witt
I pompouH speech, rather oat oi
i ilarkatt'H usual vein. IL requires
iSa people ia The cast
'The Wizard OF Ga" viii run al
summer a. the Majestic fheatar "
I New York. and. ~ the way thf
D HtaANN 1NH W ffAAN NAAHhft tffA NtNNf'F
l IL about - marry Httlf clara fniiias
Merton. A lovely match the folki
I All say.
/ Ethel barrymore. the dalntiest and
meet charming ~ al this year !
stars, II guest of the Duchess al
/ sutherland he London Hef iadfahif
u sritinE play for Sflss Barry
more and fhe latter il being mats a
I peffsei OAR ms u ~ tbs titled FOLKS
of England.
Charles haNtreg liked American
money 30 well thai he VIII CONS
naeh nrHt season Ia the Man from
hiaheY'Hs although b. #tii fifaisa bis
| resiTe a Message frafn Aiara" II
! the people clala - Tor it.
]
The role ~ Cfaaius IN III hard
/ Mausneld's production af "Juiius
4 Caesar the part season was a hoo
Z doc. The -aaiy lak+ tried thFss
I people In u Ia an many uenths aud
not ons sustsf hif't
Liiiie Russell has begun 20 play
I The races arstn STE won n ia we'd
F OF the Ions green At f.oulsxiiis.
dIrst Il Was Primrose aud West :
5 MINISTRIES. then "nl5lle" West went
/ - hiH,srif. and q ~aa fsrhnross and
/ i'az ssiadHs. and now Wet " dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
CLOUD BURST

GUTHRIE q. r. May % There
was a cieudbufsct at Oklahoma city
lo,iay -Four feet ~ water iillest The
streets aud the business Districts ~
the city were aciuEed The damage
will amount 20 half = million dollars,
-Four men were drowned "a the Ar
Kansas river near yahama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
CONSTITUTION
Will RACE

CITY ISLAND. MAY e Tho Con-
atitution viii probably be ready 10
race again tcfpanoWs The fiKEsfs
ate WorkinH today captain Rhodes
believes Ne ~duid have beaten the
Reliance hut Tor the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
CAPTURES
THE OAKS

EPSON Enrs MAY %. -rhe classic
oaka stake of 1000 aaycreisna. next
In Importance n the great Derby
waa won today by Cur Lasaic. Tom
Cannon IN. tiammerkeep. with
sheets Martin up. WAS Hceund. and
scrAper with Danny Maher in the
saddia. THIRD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
FASTEST LOCOMOTIVE
EVER CONSTRUCTED
German Steam Advocates TO
Conduct Extensive Expert
ments.

WASHINGTON. u. g. May -
Especially The German govern.
meat h mach interested Gen the aass.
ton whsthsr steam i 10 give way
90 electricity Of gasoline as mo-
live power 90 rsiiwzys Expert
msats are bsin. carried On and one
10 just nov being planned ny Nhieh
the advocates of steam poesr pro.
pose 20 prove that as high speed
car be secured With steam a. usts
the other motive pos wra To this
end an engine IL hsiuE built cap
abis. il r. estimated. 81 = speed %
iGs miles on a level. and a normal
speed u - uali~s an hour. Nr.
Wittfsid. consulting engineer 10 the
German railway ulnistry. 10 The de-
niRnev o. the locomotive. The sn-
xine ~ 10 drAN a specially equipped
express train The whole Ia huiit
for speed
In order 20 minimize the resist
arca - the air. the engine and ears
VIII be shaafhsi In a continuous
1t 81 case, pointed Ia front and rear.
/ ike a huge cl.ar. Even the wheels
have their apakss ehesfhad against
the air. 4 peculiar feature, and one
which might be copied on slower
/ trains Ii this country. = an ar
ranzemsHs By which the smoke IL
+ emitted from the rear ~ the train.
/ Instead Of b~iching from the stack
OF the locomotive. Another pscaliar
| feature "a nc tss=sls.s - .ss@ driver .
cab IN front Of the aFnph@h1x - he
may have an anobstructsd visw %
/ the road. Il esluE e great import
anae. Ia making such high sF~ed.
/ that ha Be- able to zee signals quick
/ ly. A new roadbed. better than any
on the continent. wtii havs to be-
/ iald for the speed tests. This VII
b. done by the Prusstan minister %
/ railroads. who has promised % put
/ down a stronger permanent way. on
/ the military railway. and to isud u
/ grntuItoukiy for the experiments.
| The speed tcsts are paid for IN part
BY private parties. = purse u faad.-
/ co having been raised among steam
manufacturers interested.
/ All this activity among manufac.
I turura Of steam locomotives IL adj
fasfssa 20 - Ste large - feat -
l the encros chments ~ electricity and
tns gasoline motor An sHprrt writ
/ ing from Germany concludes with
/ this statement. An extremely In.
/ tersstlng struggle. o. the utmost
| technical and economic Importance.
r. Imminent In the railway world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
DUNKARDS
NICE

nEfIEFpNrAINE. ohi6 May 90
The annual conference of German
baptist brethren, Familiarity knuWn
a. uankafts, opened today tiN sun
day thrre viii be aoelo visitors here.
The question OF next years meeting
place h already under discussion.
Iowa. Missouri and Casirofnie are all
working Tot a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMP IONS NOE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. MAY p
Joe uana of baltimore who Wrrated
the lightweight ehamplanship from
ttnnk Erue year aEo. viii defend
that title al the Yosemite Athletic
club tonight Ia s0rrnund contest
with Willie FilaHeraid 81 hfooklYn.
who recently gave Jimmy INIT such
a hard nEht IN this city. The men
have agreed o. weigh IA ~ ~
pounds At o'cihek this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

KANSAS cry. Mo. May 20 The
Lilly druE house was destroyed by
flrp this morning Loss. $50 COO
GLASGOW. May % shhmroei,
Ill, which was compelled 70 return
go thmlaHh bay. owing 60 defect
IA hef riE4ins. again started across
thu Atlantic This morning
CHICAGO. May sa#=After five
5taya af futile conferences the lhun
dry 0snera snd their employees uHaln
sci together this mornlng, but ace
eumniiHhed nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Fof
u. Q. Navy Yard ard Bsttisships
Steamers
Aslslen, Ialsod Flyer, Pert Orchard
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattle %. q f6. .. 10 and
n g. a. IN. lis. lao, J. 4 80 and
Il Is D m Saturday enly. 4 30 p m
sunday. no tfips al sse ana s.iI
a M
Leave Drsrssrton--7. 81 rs. 10 and
Iits .. m. is.go. 30. }. Z ~. s ~
and Is q ~.
Leave slensy--e 40. z. stso and
II Is =. IA! - noon. 8 and 6 .. m.
Leave Chsrissten--s 10, 80. o 80
and III IS a. IN stk and 9 10 p. IN
FniDArE.
Leave Seattis-s 30. and 10 A. m i.
us. asa. 4 10 and J 10 2. IN.
Leave nremsrton - IS, fi.tt
= u. y SC. :. 20 and - ,. al
Leave siensy--s and II ~ a ia .
n noon. 8 and . m.
leave charlssser--T;Se and liza
a m. tt and es p. IN.
For further Information
Phone. Pink II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
TRIAL OF
MURDERER

LONDON. May - Stephen poa-
gai today was committed for trial
chArxed With muFlsfinx Miss Hot
lara and hasyinz her bc9s. Also 81
the s.cund charge e fefEinE hef
,..,,.,. va -, - : -: .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
IEEIH

When crowned BY Tn Browns Pain
iess Dentists f5ts Fsfst avsnusl af'
lrHt shaped and treated and an de.
cay removed. then perfect. SHAPED,
and ttEhtsnitinE crown romsnted on
and stays for a lifetime. II IL mad
heavy and durable
Gold crowns fa1kl th00
Furue iain crowns that are
undeteCtabse from ma
lures own teeth. t5l09
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

Local press agents are earning
ihrIf salaries this WesS dialecatiug
the dictionary ga this htll boards
The tifand opera wan says the
Wise Woman" i the hit u two
heniIsphefvn lie - this Seattle
thsafeF caIIs this "fAgtis Minister
athe succsss ~ ths rsntuFy.s while
she modest puhiietty pnFNeYer Of The
rhir4 Ayenur claims Sporting
Life is the mazt siuHfndous male
dramatic rraauefion sKsr born IN
captivity. or waras % Thar effect
Srw. q course. all This IL true
THIS week secs the sind uu Of The
theatrical SEASON In tnnet Of the
eastern eitias. and nest Nspk Will
usher IN summer opeFa from coast
% coast Locally the dfsua has stiil
some fnp-naleh attrafflaos IN store.
while ths stock easapani-s e thn
seattle and Thitd Avenue siil have
interesting offerings Ser nsvsrsi
NguaH 60 enfuss
The latest advertising celebrity -
arvak into shs raflks 81 shs nustcNl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
TfEss,FIEASPEktf

farce eonety 10 sunny ilm Al
Leach and hls Three Hosshuia
will 90 thlnsa % him.
Rose Melville will bring isis Hop
kinn g. the coast next fatl sud
v hen che returns u the ssat later IN
the season she wiil be seen IN a
Country Cinderella" nsw pieer
built FOE her.
Al the Grand sunday night the
s=seS eeRsdy. a Wise Woman.
viii DO presented, The advance mar
II the show claims that the play =
cite hts bunch og fun WITH 3 humber
% excellent speciattien and charurss
Charles n. Dillingham; will appear
n the Preach piAY. business IL
business next season. Ito has also
@s.ettrea aolnsthinN FROM sha sen Of
Paul Keater and naaAon chamssfn
called This Head n ths Family
Jules ffur~f. the famous French
journalist Who has lust visited this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

morning formally denounced Moe
maniam and itoed amout it nhHHtH
"a resolution calling ou every NOM
baf Of congress ta secure Auant p 90
puiaian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
PIANOS in
DEMAND
SMALL. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OF ALL KINDS ALSO FIND
READY SALE Al u. 5. JOHN.
sToN cos

Shipments az Pianos and Organs
arrive almost daily and soon and
Their way int welcome homes The
immense stock Of ChicksEsng. kim
bal. Hobart u. CAhte. reass. y. :.
Johnston Co. and other MAKES Ne
carry and bug direct from the san
uf4etursrA thereby saving the mid
die mans profit. enables a. = shaw
,ss a.$s .+f., e ~
Z r.-T sus iut-nafnE PURCHASERS 10
superior values % eur efersz Our
terms arr % graduated az 20 suit
every ore
IN TIE HOME
or Way up In the wfisis u The noun
taiua. or In tbs wo,stis. music always
has charms A mandolin. 4 violin. =
guitar. a banjo. frum our exquisite
stock % musical instruments Will
pass away many a tedious hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in add
vance exactly what your work
will cost. free Of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years. -
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours-8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundays a. m. TO | p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
Browns Painless Dentists

Ti3 fst ave. Unian bis.
one door south "a Maritpugall a
H0athWtek
HesFs- e :. ~. - ,. N. Sunday
, a m. until l D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

$50 81. Paul and return. via Great
Northern railway. on sale June I and
fof - ~ W saAaffae ~ Eaal
Tickets and full information at city
ticket once. si2 lat ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
Dancing Classes

Professor wilson at Raaks Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. pri'
vate lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
TEETH

Wban niled ~ Browns Dental Par
iors ffi4 FIRST aTenusl are first treat.
"a. then ali decay removed. and now
allied thus preventing future decay.
fillinEH pure geld Ill %
E1liiuEs fsiivsfl ..sls...... 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
The
Exodus
of the
Flat
Dwel1ers

An acre " a sheet anchor In hard
times very bonanza Ia good ones.
You can live off Il any time. for
Dame Nature In more than hounti-
ful
HIversids Il bat tyssuty-eisht min
ufaz ride on the fnterurban rail-
road. lE-csnt fare. with free trans
frra 70 any part OF the city.
Room to breathe and live at Rlv-
er~lde. Ask for Mr.. Lincoln on the
around. or call az our office for fur
ther information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
INV scANDiNAviAN sETTLE
AINT L.ln Al AaEa


ATCTfON sale % soo1 farnli1rs AZ
v. % bickerten A. Go. = salssFooms
x4k< First avenue. on Saturday. the
soth. al 70 sharp. oak bed sets.
springs. mattresses. iron beds,
chiffoni~r, folding bed. bed lounge,
settee. elegant upright piano. ex-
tension table. dining chairs, rock
erS. center tables gas stove, crock
cry. heating stoves. steel range,
carpets, rtiHr. etc. v. O. Hiekerson,
aurftuneef
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TWENTY ACRES rich garden land.
with nice creek. 8 acres Va euitiRa-
ton. 10 acres H.nhhed ana burnt,
balance alder. midway between
Aeattir and Tacoma. adjoining
small town. 81 100.
ROBERT MALTnY. 40 n. Y. Hlk.
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Oar ericss have been eeis t.lisiied -,
= :. y - -. - 9: -.
iofa IA seMttie, and best equippee
rsfiafn on The Pacific coasf.
Separate reception rom for ladies'
Lady attendant always present.
Ten years written guarantees sfth
Al sTark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

Steamer Naieneis. from san Fran.
cisea. passed Tatoosh at o'clock
THIS morning aud should arrive a. 3
0'clack this evening
fhench ship huche. with "a cargo
u wheat from South Africa. was
fowed 10 sea this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
M0RMONISM
DENOUNCED

los ANGELES. May sq.-The
Presbyterian seeesai assembly this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

YOUNG man with rfaaaV saapiayHeat
wants ra1m mate. " o. month each.
YNl MHNfHaH
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Bristline With Points

Tho NaFlcH DruK 60. tfe offerlnr
al klnds 90 best htistlv brushes Nt
exceptionally SOW nlicrH Fef I'M
Stance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

a1'OeK AND Dairy RANCH one
~ the best buys ln Western Wash
inRt0B / 100 acres, 20 acres under
the pillow 800 acres pasture, ball
anre timber. plenty ~ running
water. Groom house, barn s0Ki94
several 0utbuildings. orchard ait
kinds ~ small fruit. miles from
creamery u. 200
ROBERT MAIrBf. 40 ". Y Hik.
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o y W oUoFnne
Nay 20. 81. ~. Fnfr aud one. third
Tor round tfip via the Scenic
Route Great Narthsrn Railway
city Ticket once. Gt7 f1rst ave. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

WANT 10 Family. uith tsy AIS uFia q
work lu ua8taH mile Kirkland Abply
nf mHf Df III rifai avenus.
uIuHF uidHsra AZ HausfHp - cents q
crate Take Str Dorothy 81 MHdisdh park
nfNiH uff hinH asff AsntaT. d. Owens