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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-04-30

is supported by two immense stone
columns set upon bases of brick. A
heavy balustrade forms q sort of sec
ond story for the shelter and the sec
ond story windows look out upon this.
Pushing open the heavy plate glass
doors one enters upon broad stair
way of stone and glass with, marble
wainscoting. At the top OF the land
ing is another set of glass doors, thus
forming a sort of storm vestibule pro-
lection for reception hall into which
one is ushered. Immediately in front
of the entrance is the desk Of the as
sistant secretary. He has little
world of his own here and from his po-
sition it is possible to know what is go
ing on in all parts of the house. The
secretary's Office is a light and conye-
nient apartment just back of the desk
and communicating directly with it,
and also with the cloak room that is at
the east of the desk, with the direc-
tors room and executive Office aid
with the hallway into which opens
the side or Junior entrance. The
room is furnished with file cases, book
cases, sets of drawers and what not for
the keeping and the systematic ar
rangement of the records of the asso-
citation.
The directors room and the game
room for the young men occupies the
east side of the front part of the build
ing. To the west Of the entrance is
the parlor, elegantly furnished. This
may be used for the entertainment o.
guests who have been brought in by
friends or who may visit the rooms.
The reading and writing room, appro-
priately furnished and lighted, occu-
pies the southwest corner and affords
splendid view of High avenue look
ing west The library of the associa-
tion will have the room to the west Of
the central reception hall and north OF
the reading room. The hall immedi-
ately west of the secretary's Office and
the desk contains the stairway land
ings A member must pass this hall
way in coming into the building from
the Junior entrance, in going to the
\
gymnasium or to the gallery, in going
down stairs to the bath rooms, to the
physical directors rooms or to the
rooms in the second or third story.
The secretary thus has every point of
the building under his eye. He can
see into the street entrance, or into
any of the parts above mentioned and
can tell who enters or leaves the build
| ing at any time. The arrangement is
decidedly novel and has received the
compliments of every one who has
criticised the plans or has seen the
building. 1t is said to be the best ar
rangement of any building in the en-
tire country. In the Office is the cleo
trio light switches, the controlling of
the gas piping of the building and the
call bells All of these rooms are fin
ished in handsome mahogany finish
and elegant and appropriate furniture
is in all parts. The rooms are the
most cosy, convenient and elegantly
appointed that can be found anywhere.
Second Floor.
Passing through the stair hallway
in which is handsome metal grille
work separating the upstairs from the
basement ways we ascend asingle flight
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-04-30

used went to oskaloosa parties. The
Oskaloosa Paving Brick Co. furnished
the brick and the outer walls are of
Oskaloosa pressed brick.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-04-30
First Floor.

Entrance to the association from the
front is by means of a great door that
is placed little to the east of the
center of the front. The entrance is
protected and sheltered by handsome
veranda that extends over the side
walk to the line Of the pavement. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

aHAhD fAeIflc molHE lfb ftfat asss
nHai houss uaHiT Furnished 90 aiadsfal
prices moderate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
SHE A
FLYER
FAST STERN WHEELER TELE.
PHONE DUE MERE IN THE
EARLY PART OF AUGUST

The Arrow Navigation company =
swift stem Wheel steamer Eete-
phonk wili arrive On the sound from
the Columbia ftveF some time b.
twcem August ] and August 10. This
T. the announcement made ~ Man
axsr e.ockrau. ano arrived frufn
Portland this morning. and the only
Combustion that ansportatipu men
can draw from his vague statefsie ~
that the Teiepheue VIII run on tbe
northern part - me sound p that
she wilt run between EFErett and
Whafeorl. connecting az the forfaHf
port later with the steamer Dart.
m. laftnr l. expedited 70 be rufi4s
psetes4 ard bfouxht - the s1und
fr.rsa the tnlalnzfia river la the fall
aaa AN protably be pnt on the
sextgia- Everett route. connecting
VITA the Telephone.
The Telephone IL 20 feet over al
wHh y feet Of beam. Ehe H. said
10 have made = record Of = miles
an hour running iu an ebb tide be-
tween steel hrIdge and ketoria4 4
distance - 10 miles. which breaks
the worlds record for sfern.yheei
sfea raera.
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SAYS he WAS
UNFAITHFUL
the WIFE or a WELL KNOWN
LOCAL CONTRACTOR WANTS
plvoRcE ON THESE GROUNDS

Mrs. r. " Henniresep today sued
for divorce from her husband. Rob
ert n HeunlugHef, wsll-known
contractor and bIiider of this city.
au grounds of infideiity. inadequate
support. mcompatibillty Of temper
nTnent and cruelty. Miss Thora
Oisen - NAMED ~ correspondent
Mrs HenuiuEseu alleges that her
husband has not treated her kindly
for years. but has constantly humii-
lated her tn the presence 81 friends
by ealing her names and swearing
~ her He also, she says, has told
her time and time again that he
was tired 81 her.
" T. stated Ia the complaint that
the couple have been married e
years aud have a rrrwn-Hp son Ed
ward HenninRsen.
Upon the Nife'a PETITION Judge
Taiifsaa signed an order tsslz morn
restraining the defendant from In
terfering with his wife OF disposine
~ any Of his properly. wblch she
says / svsry valuable, until the case
shall be tried.
The HeunlHEaens have been Nv
Ing ~ 1912 Harvard avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

nr sit KS Hfirfnaan aee1f aat aaF
rant Tor ~ arrest a ffrd fsafsatis
FIRST RATS 81 tns stealuef tfafls. us
= charge - aas4 - via intrfH 80 a.
t-~tiiy harm
olnoa has an akiY rut 90 - heae
which ~ tiaius fsssrais gate hiEn az
. eicek iAat uishs uith q rt.sss az iful
psre
Tbs assault Was Without nFavucn
tlnn eesofstinx % otsnn wha Is .
a~ckkAnd Or the fstapis We says b
tfropf.esi . piece II fr~iEht aNrrtscarl
pihie To- s~rssi las az rFar 3 las
NIGHT. hsat refused - pa ths sests faa
~ After NrrEe hus HuFdF OLSEN. fear
inx - attach frees issofnis EFafsisea
piece = eiT~ and started q fHe affir.
- the tsaEenn~f Ffatsrz 4 FFaHapof
tAtipn ca. q qal1 hta loA ard set hi,
Wages
me mate fnitaN~d lirn - ths whaF'
with = piscs - ptp~. and IN . fikh
d-nif the hiow an otssa . bead - o.
- unsFas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
SHOCK
Farmer Phillips Badly
Burned by Live Wire

Jenah Pmtlipa a FARMER wha lives
mue south o. Rsuton. Nas dan
seroasly burned b. live wire
while Wstklua along the county road
near his hnipr yesterday afternoon.
The accident was the result 81 the
hsaakink nl one - the main trans
mission wires OF the Hnoauaiwic
Power company The broken line
fell acfuss a Telephone wire burn
ina u ln two and charging Il Nith
rise tficity a. gigantic seitsKss TIE
fnillna telephone wire strttFk PHIL
ilfa
The d lufad n1aN Was brought O.
ths cltg mnFun4 asa ~ uuW b. the
seattle general hospital II g. not
80 that death slli result ffptil
thr burns. bat tha sheck may re-
sult fatally. phiillps being An ri-
derry asssiz
The transmission wire was broken
IS a blast f3frd taa aHaf tie power
eampAnys right ~ wAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
BLOWN UP

WEST NEWTON. 9uh - rive hass
sud threa men were seriously injured
81 the explosion at thfre caHs If pow
der this mafnina THE mcn put tho
powder tn waEon aud thu men climb.
ed Go steal q ride Two af them we're
smoking cigarettes anafka frum which
e 10 believed isnltaa tho powder Tho
thrpe bn3s are not expected ta rssayuf,
fhrir names arr iieis Nribert aua
slFhearFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

KING OF BULGARIA CAN'T HOLD AIS THRONE AloNs-eRowr
IN IMMINENT DANGER ACCORDING TO PARIS DISPATCH

latter il quoted IS saying that OWNS
to the general discomfort in the
country. the CroWn n Ia Imminent
dauEeH Ate. the next etection a
revolution viii ne proclaimed unless
che liberals are victorious
The cause 81 rfaacc Ferdinand
departure b. Rad IN the slKps OF the
tinirs lie vas badly frightened hf
the numerous auony utuua thfeats
made AGAINST his ilfe, although na
actual pipt to asaassinete hifa cN'
ista
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

! l 49,. : Ia. la. 4 :. 49, -; -
Faal time. magnificent SCENERY ard
exsstisnt Hsfxtes % Ell eaiIforuls fs-
suFfs
Special rate excursions Auaasf
18Th ara f9th. 18th and ssth.
Chicago aud rwfufn. 81 - 50
Iseals 81 81 Omaha. Kansas
city. go. New ufieana 81 s8l
Aeaf tshis. So 30 Tickets, iufoFfua :
tlou and Descriptive literature ~
Southern FaaIhe cas- one. sis
FIRST ave r. D. Elila runrrai agent
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THE MARKETS

Western avenue was very active TO
dakl thn fact thHi many ulUuies ana
rxeufsinns are sainE - he held tuHlua'
ssw eaasins a his ruH IA waturmeianF
ard rhntei0aHaa There was b seaHnits
~ zaad rantaizupea ard huge piles 90
watufmrinna mat were piled atoms tbs
street dtesnns ARID like masie hssfnfn
lha eaarr buNaFa
Strawberries have saHe ant of huai
uesa Zoe = year and haHHnaa are aiei'
almprt ruadf a. tahs hfrk seat Thr
asilHlhiiH ana eyrrapnn8iHF cherry "a
atfIl holding is awn. hat Niil apan iusf
lee prominence in che haainoss HuNu ~
Western aeenue Native hltrkhsffiHs
are expected - commence % arrive W
abaat 10 da5H tisniaeihs the raspbsf
fias Tor which. however. here l. yetaa
saad supply ard much demand
NsW California potatoes are ia Hfeat
asns I'd auH th~ quotations on sheHi
arr keeping up remarkably sell
WHOLESALE PRICES
ras.s vste~s srs " sar bsysr "a asss
Titles ffiess 81 setAh nafshssrs sssFsss
- 90 ss"' hassssl -.
ffssph Meaf COW hea4 ~ ~ steel
hssf y 10 pork Sc r.! veal tiles %.
ran iFWe - tsiiiss tSssh. fssa ~
Vegetables
afesn corn g. b Zee boa rev Cal.
potatoes s. Ref tlni carrots, 80 PEI
szek. turulps. o. psf sack RITA
l,4aaz O. ~ Cal insasntass 81 81 -
per huN, wax beans sEfse rgeunnsfs
.asaAs erf stss Fssisasz. -. pc diesel.
iianesrsi antens. o. = PEE cWf green
ias pee aat hslHrhra. Cal Nttrffasisfaa.
= ~ - uuf daa
Gresa Fruit. Ute.
Anuina q Esl1e ~ peg huAt faHta-
iaupss. SO per uaei agftcetH -
- per crate Cal fiHma iaaszfi .
erata. Cal peaches & crate Yakima
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Aanles q Ezlz ~ pee hus eaHta-
iaupss' sd per tae aEficofs -
- per crate Cal fiHma iaaszfi .
erafa. Cal peaches & crate fakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

\. ohkoshl Japanese aaiaisiss e
f,faaIG was = p4ss-ssrsf ea the ). 7.
X timer shgnana Mars WhHeh sAiisd
Cor ths ori~rs ~aFiY thls msarnlns lls
u returning - Japan. u + Understood.
% altered an impeftanf nssttaE "a 4sas=
ansaa dlrfnsaats NAirh = % discuss
ne naenaciax nuudltiena IN the tas
- "a ~ ) 4. ass- a.. 40 -, $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
"SHE is the
GIRL FOR ME-
COMPOSED LOCALLY. WILL 90
SUMO puRINo CARNIVAL

Jessie Ross Gates Of tets Fourth ava
une north has written the words aud
composed the music for piece which
e g. BOO played aud surg ever eFeninH
dming the coming labor carnival
The piece f. entitled tiha b. the t.ifl
fer Ao and la dedicated O. "the work
inH alrla uf auf country. Tho musio
IL catchy the words have an nppsal'hh
glHef ana tree aud eaaf aSinr Tony
Pastor of New York pHarrd nn Il and
urged Miss Gates 60 have "a published
bf an means
II will hn sung hY AIRS hdmuude.
ths vel kuuun nniuiat and pias ii hf
WaEnrr'H band throughout the eHrnis
val
The author IL we'll known Ia local
Literary circles. ANA has written faf
the century and otheu magazines iii
fHH ff.af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
EATEN BY CANNIBALS
NATIVES OF TTBURoN ISLAND. GULF OF cALIFoR-
MA. MURDER AND DEvoUR WHITE MEN

weeks sN0 and wurs attacked. kiiied
and partially eaten BY the natives
The suxarnur Of the state af Hunpfa
sent an armed expedition ~ the
island. A severe fight followed. 81
which many Iual@us were killed
The prisoners are splendid physical
atr, isusns 81 humanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Plies produce moisture and
cause itching, this form. as well as
Blind, bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DIR. Bo-aanr&o's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching ana bleed
ing. Absorbs tumorH. soc a Jar, at
Druggists. or sent by mall Treatise
free. Write mo about your case. Dr,
Bosanko, Philadelphia. Pa. For sale
at the Quaker Drug CO.. 1918 First
avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
DYNAMITED
House of III Fame Blown Up al
WILDER, Wash, and Two IN
mates Probably Fatally
Injured

cots tasis9 and taken Ga hospital
Atlas MausiA ia ueaf death.
30 eIus has nesu found g. the idcn
tiu of lhe perpetrators 81 the crime
Tho explosion was no severe that q
aroused ths tapus
TIVE wen emnIatHd as eaN hasa as
ausncrted and pssHsr b. aeaafinH ms
roNnut "a aeafvh 1t lhcm.
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rhs iasa kfa q sssapesiaE capHsF has
Erssa discovered ard patented - sfat-
49, 49, 49, ..sA-4-N. = -. $40 8 49, =
south Limited antHaat ~ atask Toe
satf. fafeftaafirn supplied kua arts
49, 90 ~tkfnlsiau "a afftzes - m A.
TO- Copper Nanafasturfna Co ~
HaFks haiiding. citY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
WINS AGAIN

NEWPORT. July a5-lu the rae,
to-day for a aporial cup over tri'
angular eeutnc, the new cup aefand.
.ef Reliance again demonstrated hrl
superiority hN heating both the CON
afitutiuu and Culumhia
IN lutunH while rounding the see
end mark the Columbia carried
away her topniAat Though mel
were 80 oner sent aiaft 60 clear awa'
the wreeAaae, the beat was nfac
lteailY eut az the taen from The mo
Went the accident occurred.
Tho Reliance finished four mln
utes and twenty three sccCnda ahea|
IT the Consultation. unofficial time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
tis ceo,NN m OANcF r

TUCSON. AsiH.. July - sax m
dian prisoners have bcsss hruught
20 Gaaymas fsogn Tisuren stand.
and ull De tied Tor mugGer and
Gambia lisyn.
A party ~ NeSi'sn prospecsees
landed on fibarou island several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

d0uMet curfunta. ti.n per aratoi native
rarphafrios q nuitQ quart rrataai
LEMONS, a. mas aai orauHea. tit10a =
I.saH he's California pears tihQi pruHeHs
ttfa ner crate pinearpleas f1hQfi 90
ptf dus grapsh, q '9ui to- bananas,
t2ou 60. cherries u pul.h.
Z Butter, Chess, Gogs. Poultry
Butter Washington ofeamerieu. ese.
l3sas fresh ranch. ssa Be- DOS. naat.
rrn. iau 1iu
cheese Native washinstan htii cream.
iief HmhurEeu laei hwiaa brick. iae
uiae
iso. spring chiehsna. q asaa b dos
HAY, Grain and Feed
oats tatoo toni narieF, 1900 ton
wheat iepuQ tan. ebeH. $50 tHH
old. -. new. SIS toht Eastern Wash.
compressed timothy. Old 81 toni nes
wheat hay tihpa new Alfalfa. fltea
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
ffasss prices afa fgf saafs delivered e
fsiifeza. f'slsht depot = IN shs aors IN
,his eityli
Hay and Grain
Eastern Washington timothy, Old
ned naa ton alfalfa 81 oats - pg
NNH4 HHflfNa - ton MHehAf w. ttH d
bran. 50 shorts. 81 ton. middiinHa.
~ oslfsa oo ton
EGGS. Poultry and livestock
nufina phieksas. 81 1890 % aea
Esaa. fresh ranch. ltH ite I've hens
ile H. nyr ducks. ilatie ia. dressed
wal sfsfui dressed muftuns GutAe n
drenafa hogs. lNafsc 10 choice heel
COWS GA foot. s. ~ steers un foot
tc n. calves an foot .qfsu 30. hogs 8h
gqat q No. hides. t'sMtc
Vegetable and Green Fruits
naFtauH gstslass nasisea. 500 tsai
fakifnas. fin.uu tHHi raFIutss 81 - ~
haHfsH aHiune. Do FfsFs fruit tssRA5 -
Don't spend Dollar
uatil ysu have Inspected our stock
OF ciofhlnK ard naaiuEs. Tho hto=
ken Lot Sale il nov on. Efrff
article ~ QUE stock has pren care
fully gone over aud all oad Sizes
anti broken infa have been mAfhea
dorm 10 just oue-half Of oriElnHl
prlrs Don't fail 10 attend this hafs
gain feast
RIVAL CLOTHING CO,
Hoffman a t'reuhenhrrFsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
THE FIRST
BIG CLAM BAKE

TasnorruN. SUNDAY, July -. At
Pert Madison. chr aaN pleasure
sfaands The steamers flwoad and
Is1tY % Aberdeen Nlsl leave Cali
braifh q faHan tpes every hnaf.
ffusn , % a IA 10 = nL heuni
trip toe. fneiafinR tlansbakr chill
iHsa undef - Ntth parents. ffee.
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THIS LMW LINE WAR
JAPANESE spRRsise HOME FROM BRAZIL TO DIS
cuss rnE IMPENDING EASTERN CRISIS

lsr.seioez IN Manshafia. he = aeecm-
panied - his wife ard rhlisiFsn.
ne shtaano bad n aH = Hzzsasgssets
ard = fair irad - freight The pgin.
silsxl shlnsnFasa aefe iFs in saa - -
qfashinaIaa flatsr. IS rsiiread tee. -
tdrycira5 N cases = sainuHl p rsaHs
- cissFeftss sHa = iafas ssaeuni ef
ukiaesEtaaaass American Eaaaa - uss.
~, - 80. -. 49, $500. $500
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THEA TIERS

The paIIard1

~ H"AAAHfMH
"The geiaha" Wtll be- presented bf
roliarda Iilliputian Opera COM
pnnY at thr Seattle thahlHf tpInurs
row, Monday. Tuesday ana Wednes
day nights This piece has enjoyed
a tremendous run iu tile country
aud London. The children give u
with ali the original business and
tho correct dressing. ali The rnas
tunes being brought from japan
The balance OF the week VIII De
devoted o. plHHaurftr'H nautical
connie opera Paul JuntH Beats
are now on sale for the entire week
Empire Park
Ten acts Of up - date vaudeville
are given every evening 81 the Elm
pifr Park theuter The bill this
anak has hrru HH unusually good
ono. The program viii be changed
nest week, nn entirely ueW bill be
iuF given.
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stak NNE. WASH. luR 5eaieaai
% retsnEr ca5as ufaf eaHaiuk thf
death - Saith nrummond aud Mas
ric Mna,iN. twH inmates IT 4 heuse ~
iii-fams. "a wkeaN laHt atsht he
house was dynamltet as mlaalrht tbs
shesk tearins the rniidins e. riegcr.
The women were hrunaht hrfc .ea
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Carpenters. Take Notes

All uafaantar3 are requested 90 be
a headquarters. tssa Fauffh ave-
aac, al - y IA ahatp. AaHaax
Iuly rita = meet Tacnua aud I've
sfett loea = e form Hne foe parade,
A b. WHITE
rhairrss4H ~ Committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

Rsducsd Rates. Account htdaanmss
Carnival
ssu Ncnnnaia = = linz stnauserl
CAPITAL city. Muifuamah. K1Weot
and SkaEat Queen. Ffptn aaAatl
river points. an~ fare Zoe the Houna
trtp Ffusn Olympia. round tfif
t4ss. betWeeu Tacoma ana Seattle
So Tickets good returning 40 g
ant including Aus 10. ieoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

TIL fi4AAE 10 III ' r
EASY TO REACH. EASY TO nJY
beautiful location on shore OF Lake
Washington short ride on Sc cleo
trio cars from First and Washing
ton: large lots. sostiS with alley
arc selling fast at 50. SIS and si0o
AT 81 and $40 down and 81 month,
ESQ already sold: everybody likes
Rainier beach. it'a the best and
cheapest property on market fuI
home and investment: schools
churches, stores, fine garden Hcii.
cleared and graded avenues side
walks grand views boating. bath
inH, fishing. high and heaithful
plenty wood and city water lum.
her ON terms or home built See
Mr. Weed. agent, office az Rainier
Beach. or G, X sturtevant. owner
$40 Boston block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

Found in Streets Of Baker
City. Oregon

BAkER CfTFs or July h-fiaid
has Essen discovered IN tf2 streets -
thia e4ty. A man fiwxinS ; ditch Zoe a
water main testsg str9ck 4 hra n ftrh
pay gravel a fsN feet further ae~n
he sfruek = str4aas " water u =
f,aEteTss that extensive placer deepest =
Ne ~ = ssnfesransAn stream BENEATH
the city The strike has esanrd Ereas
srrlfefHsff.
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ASSIGNED


EVERETT. wash tnts s Tho "a
rffig t.rnsince Co assigned u the -
attic Merchants as2fAr Allan to-day
The auseaas ~ the firms hahiuura ha'
not been msde pafttie.
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Moved 20 1900 ad Ave.

U 9ftNNN NNftNhA -
In our gold Crowns and Bridge
Work we are making n specially.
This ia tho most DURABLE, BEAU
TiFuL and PAINLESS OF all dental
work.
It's Heif-cieaning, durability and
ndaptnbility for the mREtication of
food makea Bridge Work a priceless
blessing
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Baptist Excursion TO Monte
Cristo

Wednesday JuiY ~. under nunpl
cea Wamsn'H Society First Baptist
church Train ieaeeH depot a "a.
Round trip Tg6e. children under r..
81 90
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wsr.ss
Fer s...-n..l I.,.,.
fef sse-Hesi tststs
- - 10. s..... ~ - l,sA >.- =,
CHEAP lots
A NV ADDITION
CAPITAL iur1. EXTENSION.


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HIT WITH
mon PIPE
BRUTAL ASSAULT CHARGED
AcblNT PRED LOOMS

frank 0ln& a member q the pu-
get asund gteamsblpmeHs union, says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

LONDON. July as@The Vienna
correspondent OF the ChrVnicle To-
day SAYS that fsinre Ferdinand -
bulgaria is trying % gain addition
Al ais from the powers tn assist y
hoiaiuk tire thnene. Unless TVS ala
IA Tor hocintnk. he vii ahdicetc.
Ais CROWN ~ DANGER
PARIS. July IS The sofia car-
Respondent ~ Ia ratfts wires an
interview with the plesitent ~ The
Bulgarian chamber. ia shich the
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FATAL COLLISION

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o. ard saaia - pseseugsr ffaIns cot
~ f.nnnrekrf ~ BARTLETT las ans
81 carrigan " apFsarfiei1 No. Wsr'
fatally injured Fifteen ashara sers
more af ters injured.
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YOU SHOULD NESIigAIE,
saD0-b Acres Of deep rich soil with an
abundance % pure running water
good uciRhhors, good school and
hnndv TO the electric car YOU can
roach this property from the business
center in a. short a tinc aa YOU can
Green Lake Perfect title. easy
terms Adams a Nlchula, 81 Wash