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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-15
For Sale.
$40 Reward.

One brown mare, weight about
1900 or 400, branded n on left
stide; one bay mare "a about
same weight, branded same. Strayed
from my place near Bourne. Will
pay $50 reward for their return.
o6-5 SHANNON Bros.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-15
Cooked Food Sale.

The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a cooked food sale Satur
day afternoon at McBratney's store.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-15
HE SIGNAL


IA April i6, 1902. as second-class matter,
he st Weiser, Idaho. Act OF Congress OF
4 1897
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-15

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-15

Oct. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
So fEse Girl VINO Saw Her First Base
Bali Game Yesterday
Went Homo
She Writes Her Impressions of the Initial Mix1p
Between the Colts and the Tigers for the Star
---"DugS" Men We're the Handsomer and
She Is Glad They Won, BufShe Didn't
Wait for the Finish

don't see how they could ever
knep track az themselves II VAS
the most mixed p thinE ] ever saw
tlfat one man would take a siipk
and uY 90 hif e bail. and n he hit
it he Wuuld run like MAD, nsf every
hndY elise would too. And thsn
Enneonf. couldn't tall whether d
was the same uue who hH the bail
al not would fell down and slide
along the ground ou his face
This seemed 90 De- ths signal f0f
au encore. bat when he Fof up he
nryct even haa ID but simply pat
ted HE trousers 90 make ths dIft stay
tn and chased N 90 fai down lu
another niase
10 began ta fafn. but nobody Paid
sHy attention g. a. except she atris
n hu had On ne8 Easter bats ard the
auNru Hha bad babies with Iham
Al the pretty Girls looked asfally
bored and kspt saYinG al the time
let's So home
Tue rialn females wha though
not endowed wifh beauty SEEMED 81
have acquired a baseball under
standing. yelled and hnllureH and
sesmea % thlus they wsre Aaxina
the time 81 thsIf ITO Rome ~ them
must hats been aehnuI teachers
they ioakad 80 alguihea even phsn
theY Nafe STANDING on the seats
shouting Huulf+
one handsome woman. Naha al
near me- asked hef escort lurst Ions
"a thg time want g 49, them
Iau sha said what - II They o.
v hen fhef fam why. 1T heavens
sak~ There j. Mamie ffas hofffa
she looks Ia that hat. duu Yuu think
80
Huh. what's thatf her feliae
always ansN cred. nua ~ she kept ef
talking AID he continued IN Asf
Huh with hIa eyrn ua The square
here they Masm Playing she FTsn
efussnF aua efussef and finally
HiUpf~f taking aHusrshsr and
wouldn't answer hirn when Re snak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
CITY WILL
-fM;s1W~ rs
OWN MILL
sUNs Will FOR USE IN BUILD.
ING LIGHTING PLANT ON
CEDAR RIVER

city Engineer Thomson stated to-
DAP that the saw mlii for cutting
timber At CEDAR Lake. q bs used iu
ths construction Of ~. municipal
lighting piant at the head II Cedar
river, has us@n bought Il j. h#ing
assembled today In readiness fUr
shipment to North neud. ca the
Northern Pacific railroad tomorrow
Different parts Of The mid we're
bought from several mill men aud
machinery houses. Al a total cost ~
Lee.
L. Porter. who secured the eDu-
tract for cutting the tifnhef. and
who 10 to install the miii furnished
- the etty. already has a ksag "a
men Al Wafk constructing the fuuu
dalton for Tire machinery and mill
Buildings. BE aili take the mili from
the city At NaFth Bend and trans
port IL to the lake and erect u a.
quickly az possible.
Mr. Thomson states that the min
viii be IN operation within thrrs
weeks time II can cat 8s.Qfs feet
81 lumber PER day. Whieh Niii b.
ample for the work in hard. The
engineering department also has
quite force II men af work AZ ths
generating plant site and af ths
place farth~F up ih~ river NhHFe ths
dam u e. be built The force viii
he increased a. soon as the min q
IN operation and the Nork viii ~
fs4ss.z.t f4s-fa thai iiHIa 58fffii to.
llghting plant = entirely completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
MUST BE
STOPPED

Fire Marshal Kellogg has started
Q crusade against the pefulclouH
practice which prevails especially ~
the downtown district, Of duinpins
ali kiuda Of waste and refuse matter
into the alleys and streets. In many
stores Il has become the practice ~
the employees to throw bexes halt
filled with waste paper and other
trash into the alleys Such refuse
often lies there for days before "A
wandering garbage man happens
along ana picks it up.
n often happens that the rubbish
becomes iauited and eudanRors
whole buildings aud blocks prlmar-
~. a. precautionary measure
against fires. but incidentally in the
interest Of public health and the up-
pearauce Of the city. Mr.. Kellogg
has taken the matter up. He b.
serving notices on al owners and
tenants Of buildings IN the business
district that they must not throw
rubbish 81 the alleys. In case NJ
failure 70 heed such notice he Will
swear out q complaint against those
responsible and VIII prosecute them
IN the municipal court under the city
sfdtna feaa lsentlititfts1e -Hueh fTar
tees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
THEY SANG
"AMERiCA

NEW ORLEANS. April IS The
second days session u The National
Manufacturer Association Opened
with the singing II the hymn
America. CHu0ii = Wught. labor
commissioner. was greeted With thfrs
cheers lie is attending AZ a Hpecis'
representative ~ President Hnuxe
welt. Iie made an address on thf
subject u modern Industry az a 90.
ciaf force
NEW ORLEANS. April Is Pres.
ideat ParFt Sc practically fsrudietas
hF resolutions adopted hY the Man.
afaets4rsfH S=zseia;iaH ;fiz after
ungu Tho resolutions follow
we hereby fefiae the failowiuF
principles whleh shall govern this
association iu ita NoFk 10 cunurfi Hon
with labor problems FIRST. Fair
dealing IL the Fundamental basis and
principle on which the relations ~
employer and employees shall rest.
Second. The Ess8e'atiau Is not
opposed % organizations - labor
bat Is unHiternhiv opposed % hoy.
colts. hihckiiate and other illegal
acts such a. interference with the
personal liberty Of employer or en-
pioyee
Third. SO person Should b. re-
fused employment uaf IN any way
Disseminated Against on account Of
membership or nuu=WemherHhip &C.
any labor Organization and there
should be- no discrimination nenma'
or Interference with any onpi0gt
who II not n memher II iahos uf.
Rauiza finus BY members ~ such.
Fourth With due regard Tor con
tracts e IT. the RIGHT u an empioyf
g. laaae his employment whenever
he sees ~. and the right Of thr en-.
] rloYaf g. diT barge any employt
when be secs A.
'Fiftfh Employers must be free
10 employ people AZ wages mutually
satisfactory 90 both. without inter.
ference or diciatlou.
"sftfh Employers must boz mn
hampered So the management ol
buaiueaa when The pay is just ans
equitable.
Seventh No limitations TO thos,
who wish a. learn trades
Eighth The association diHap.
proves of strikes and lockout ans
fafora the equitHDie adjustment 0l
all differences between employer
and men.
"Nluth-The association pledges
ttasif L. sss.at--. Il ls--fssl t-5t ..t.s s.
lnccordance with the foregoing 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
DEFENDS
UNIONISM
eRsslosNr coNpERs MAKES
SPIRITED REPLY TO TIE SIT.
rER ATTACK or PRESIDENT
PARRY

WASHINGTON. . = ArFn rs
President etumpsrs - ths American
Frederic fiau 90 Latter e. fhe neat H.
sue - the American Ensisra tiniiiaf
thH official organ - the federation.
uiii discuss the HpFeeh made By
President Party 81 ths Ssfinusi
Manufacturer Association. he viii
Say that the proof il psssiliFs that
Parry has taken trAss - reason and
that his autaKonisn u iaher Ia un-
tuafffHshie anI malicious. "a The
manufacturer inaorss The speech %
shows that they arr willing ia De.
sr.nd 60 FarFys level Parry, be
says. - Nsl1cfnuga ard ignorant
GafnpefH defends organized iatsar.
ths aim ~ Nhieh IL - establish
riEhttul and peaceful relations BE-
tween ulau and mau Il u here r.
stay and Ni outiife Parry ~ has
survived usnt attacks from men ~
ParrYs ceiibtr. u ssaks ~ guns
fiiata such 40 Parry Haald pruuate
bat wll nat rur away FROM u. q
desires nothing but social and In
ausfrfai peace fie says We are
cDnfiasnt that Parry represents but
an iufiHitssiniai part u the Amer
tean auapi0Fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

Special price on cur Matted Pic
lures nt TO-
MoufuinF Pine. IN boxes. solid
heads needle points. always sold
al b. per box sait price from 3
to 81 only = per box
Trading Wheels. Nefy beet made
worth regularly iec each ~.els price
from : Go II. uaiF "a
WoWen's oxford. Rore front. light
weight Huies. eumcaFr heels value
81 30 f0r akc
Women'r Thar strap Sandals.
both 10 ratsnf ieatilsr md Wei nd.
value 81 r. faf fsf
snys' Knee Pants IN ages 20
y Ye.ifs- regular pfice toc. from :
e. - At \ Iafr. sc.
3 >>ss.,. !..Ns 80 -. 49,: :, - ~.
Yacht and noh Rny styles. regular
rrir~ g. from { 80 a. % A. each.
sz.inrh Al Wool Eilselinn C5ath.
IN Krays. green brown aud blue
value 81 1t. At Sc
Ee-turh Al Wool Pine Black
Wufstsd Cloth. value 81 q az Sc.
wash skirts made - duck
black navy. etc. with white polka
dots Hps, iAl g. II bec
wash Skirts black duck. with
white polkn dot and white cord
piprd seams special , ~ n. sse.
Pears Transparent SOAP fesg-
lar price ~ cake. "a n. s. cake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

WILL ORDER ELECTION
ON COURT HOUSE SITE

criticism i made hY few real
estate deaieru with the price agreed
upou $50 nua These critics SAY that
the property ls wofth IT, more than
fltsl nua at the prevent ttluu. The pre-
NaiiinR upininn. however. seems 90
be- that the price b. MT excessive.
aud that the property viii Hruw
steadily Isl value The latter point
thuuEh IL surEvstrd o. he unmrott-
AIT because ti the eaurt huuat is
Onep Iatafvd thrre the site Wiif not
again 80 for sale within a Hrutfa-
ton.
Aside fram the objection TO the
prize the only fault found with the
aetluu ~ the commissioner cumcs
frum ttnnple in the ueikhhufhuud ~
Pike street who had hoped Ca obtain
the aestieu az the eaHt thouHr upon
the site offered at rhird avenue and
Pine HErart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
8 to Ii

Nothing but bargains ever
finds It's way under this
heading
About a beo yards ~ on Red
Prints b. god assortment II
styles. usual price g., % II
Thursday. "a yard. 9.
Nearly lDo0 yards Of Fancy o.
faHds ln stripes and blended roiof
81 diets raular price Zoe. e. IL
fHuEHday. yard. &c.
TIL Mia Pans. lsquart size. : 10
II sarh tc.
Embossed psa and Conec Can.
ntHters. REGULAR 1se. : 20 a. each
s.
- broom. \ - II. each. isc
plain white piaaef Plates. 3 q
II. each. O..
plain white breakfast Plates.
"a ~, each. o..
Plain whns Re Plates. to II.
each e..
White PLAT Nai faces and In.
sstfiana from z e. IS inches vide
very fne net top sits heavy seal
laped edges suitable Tor trim
ming me uuds wear. etc very
nnaHt qualities that viii wash. this
seasons latest selection. worth
FsEuia RS up - Ese gard fhie price
- IL. yard 9Ase
FHucy Striped Ribbons full -
inches vide al heW bright cot
err e. Hf'ect from. guaranteed AL
pure silk. sktra fnr qualities.
eurtt regularly tsc yard. sais
price 4 tu ~. gikse
ghiiafrns kfhati Chatelaiue
Purses wifh ait - stiver~d chain.
fHafus and siaen black and
browns. regular price Sc each
sale pfirs ffesm e. - each nc
Small She'll Hslf Rstainers. -
tFa sell Waae psstsesiy finished.
always sold AZ D. .aeh 81. nriee
tssinrh Al wuui smyrna HuFs
In Oriental and dufaI designs. a
FhzfHr ~ ~ suluHH value ~ 81 s.
spssist from = - II 81. each. 49,
z7=ineh TNtiilsd Efefaunee in an
extensive ranEe - eniarn. value At
liz special. from . % n. -.
yard. s1-ac.
xssinrh AT nfanaFy In fast roi :
aHtmap a large assortment 10 Sc
let ffcm. "a Oriental ana EEyp-
tar rniofs Nniu. a. tkF yard +
special from r. II yard i1fc
Special 80 ftnx Paper. cresrsi
tint ruled and plain ~ lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE LIKELY TO BE
PUTOUT OF BUSINESS

Imprisonment in the city iRh not
fxceadns SO days. or both such fine
and fH nfiHuumruL
a. result az the exposure made
yesterday. several coumcnmrn are ur
% afInN asaWFt the afafts ~ ems
ploymenf asenciea sud Il promise
Co So hard with any IF them thhi
mH3 be caught in afanEtuiuE
Councilman tNtEpatftek. ehuirman
% the committee on I8hor stated
yesterday that he wanted Go zee
every nne 81 the agencies that WiEhl
bs caught violating tkH ordinances
hruueht g. Justice
What Labor t'emmisianar Circuit
ouehf Ca have donf said he. "mHH
- neu THESE complaints tame lf
Z against sNnnkH. % have guuc tiehl
dow e fhe city ptnHs uttur attor.
ueY HE ANA anuffs uut complaint.
aa4iust tire pfopfleiufa 81 the riui
rial msuf usfics. The present iaw 4
gisiasrat. snd } SAINT 81 see d aH-
/ forced L. tfe letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
RAIDS
HAZARD

W. Murvin, who L. better known
a. shorty" Shaw and two Japauefe
with uuproununc@abic names we're
arrested In room over the Peer
lees sainan on Main street lhaf night
for gambling a hazard game was
IN prugreEs IN the room when De-
fectfVe Freeman and Patr0iWaH
Decker entered The money On the
table amounting % tz0o and tho
parupheruaifa we're taken 10 the
police station and held ~ evidence.
The three men arrested were re-
leased on so bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

An election viii be ordered ~ the
boafd ~ county commissioners aron
tnc question Il raiifyne the pur.
chase ct the Nes'er block as a site
Cor - new county court hausr. 90
stan aa the title to the rHeisftN ia
approved hy the county lsEaf al.
Nisrrs The Neaicf estate 4 given ~
daya by the coutuaUt Il sale
ca furnish au abstract uf title, and
the counts is then to have II daNs
in which e. examine the fitta TIE
yan Tor the eletUun cannot their.
forts hs eNtsretrd hefurr Aaf I ana
the clcefieH wilt probahlf b. htlu
TarlN in June.
General satisfaction b. expressed
with the decision 90 tho commission
ctF O. rurg hase the Nvslsr site The
latter ls rssaFded az an Ideal laga
tioa Tor the county building some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

I've Western Employment effice. az
tgg Second avenue south. conducted
bs the notorious Swank family.
" hose diabaiical schrniins graft Was
exposed by the Star yesterday. VIII
probably BE closed within the next
few DAYS
According 60 the statements 0f
David Swank himself the employ
went agency IL conducted Ia direct
violation Of the law. David SNank
secured the license Go opeu the Of
nccs. and Yesterday he said that he
had transferred the license and sold
uut the business ta his san. - n.
EWank The ordinance under witch
the license was granted. specifically
provides that license foF an employ =
mvnt agency Il not transferable. ana
when Transferred become Invalid u
aitc provides that violation 81 ans
clause Of the ordinance shat be
deemed a H5saemranuF aed that the
person suiIts - the ars shall - sasa-
jcct O. q sine not exceeding fi03, %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
BURGLARS SWiPE
DUGDALE'S COAT

futsiarn wha missed ths base tsa3
game yesterday affnnutsd 81 fnAss
uu far fhf loss iAMl uixNf - hFsss
iHE Into fhs box affirr az she par =.
They forced the daes sainTf A. sn'
trance and then STOLE ever ihif !
that sAs portable An Hv~rceaf Was
the ouig thins e value that va
taksu That wsn made fur ManeEs
nusslair and viii he ~ h1iis uee &
] =. H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
NEW COAL NINE rs
BEING OPENED UP

A rev real mine. which va prob
ably call into icing a ueW mining
town. 10 heias opsuse By the Con-
sciitatesi Ceai Company. near the
little mining fuwn Of lasauuah. In
the foothills Just EAST 81 Seattle.
The COMPANY which Il cumruArd
% iuSal capitalists. has paFe hessd
scQ acres Of coal land. is HlnktaE a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
ossHIo YESTERDAY
The Nsss psises itossi Receives
Haay DssasvIna caa,n sifnsoss

All da9 yesterday and i1st even.
fnH = steady sffsata - Representa-
fi4H business aHa professional men
aaH ntary ladisM shsunaef enc lobby
aafiufH ana hat.whvs 0f fhr FaiaHs
EatHl. che uerAe5an hatuF thn fufma
oHanlua ~ fba nee house MHrf
ffaias fof the tasteful dsrefatiens
sna Convenient affans ainents - ftsf
Palace aas heard "a ali sides Free
the uail lobby t. fhs rrmoissf fnf
uaf fpanta on fha tuu four. rirn -
lettings. dfsuefieH ard nwlstaHtlnl
fufniHhinse predominant. the heaaes
ful uariofs ora tha second Heaf be
inA thr subt~ct - many drsefNins
compliments Five isfar. well aU-
ruinfed sam PIE fonnaa "a rarity la
many hotris@=WIit HsfFe o. aftfaH
commercial travellers The Palace i
rauirped with the latest design paa
saaxsa ELEVATOR and - iu ~ efY ssnss
. modern hotel Nf NJ. n More
hnaae o. the proprietor. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

nane ycils aud atreMo yeiis. 10
aefhef with the uHaarthlf tnnflus Of
tia horns and the stamping ami
ahautlur or several Thousand small
ba4s. madn me think / had really
been missing something by not be
tHE 8 dototee of the swat national
rame. paia 90 cents Coz sfauas
stand seat bought q blue aud green
I'm horn fnow dirty faced little
baf hn was seiliHf thi'n outside the
gates for IA reaHanahls ronsiit alton
sud with The patiatia iutrutien uf
blew ms the inHffuWeut until The end
af an things ~ necessary, walked
I up fhe Htrra ta the strand stand.
4We nr three people shGutt4 de q
+ il frunti" Nhfle 4 vas looking fuf b
seat but I Thought they meant the
#NIaYafa. until lsaHd Au ui1 Wau tell
ItlH daughter naat be guessed nat
aid must tiinA she aAs ID window
T Finally Z seated mYaelf next g. 5
aIu4l Old woman she WAS dressed
ia lhe safh ~ ansiHH ANA NaH ieat-
+ Wg horn pan nufhusiakittalit that
an the Hshma 81 her gown Wege
nufstinF and haI face waa the eaiof
ief an tnsiish Violet
t asked hoe ha WaH ahead. aud
che blew hrf haen lu mb eaf three
E - fuuf ttfufa. aaH Haif 40 wHH fhe
sua - tho Hlxth inning When
eskad her what en- iHuinE vac. an4 =
I thsfe HAD been MANY outings. she
/ replied thht au inning Vas "a 8
ba sahaN game what al act was to q
f rsaY she satd thsfn uouid BE- outY
hfee More
she asked me u ! eauii n'i have :
I lsanuf and iusf 80 be- s1EtahiH
laak enc Theu she tod me thAt
saa Just ioVna baseball hgl hadu /
f reilly 'ramEht uu g. 20 yet HhH
T saI q HEe would lets rather So u a
Ia afufe thar tn riftNr
f l1HsHeniY rFeff one began 90 yell
f Ensdt Fpuii and fhr men in blue
sstIts ard she men zn gray sgits dos g
|in the rms Eathrfsd Be- . bunfh and
fHHIHes. 20 be tsiisus each other AL
I fhat 81 az in fhsif hearts I thuaaht
Ii1 would ~ . kssad time 60 teat M
horn. 80 ! da That aot thr - Z
( taay started aad Ns both looted IN
itu they began q throw he bel
fHHaIu
The tHfn in go suits uefe teIfHf
F lsssaif.E than tfa fusu Who wore the
hias suits and fha striped sioF siaEa
E I hansf th.N Nes5id win ! WHHt
Away hTfafs tfa aMa % the Naffses
a.. ~ s.yss~ 49, '..s~>.seD> - So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
Classified Ads

Fer asnt
NAN huHaes Ga Rainier sNauuN. NE
% go ZEE maatH, sidsa <lss. water.
Ciose o. store school aasd efafntss
hiah. drt and healthy. y minutes
un Wkshiuatuu street esf tire
parties ftf tiua o. un ar hrcofHs
o. nsfa u property within Z yen
Nv uaAlnE amaaM cash 80 aHasHta
$3.50 $40 = . " 80
NM. Ilull.lIsar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

slope end ~il s,on rlsl a townslte
I've hundred acres - she laird
Was purchased this Ne.k ~ ths
cousfanF from Eastern owners
thftsash H. q Upper Of this city for
tlAtsa
Tfr company viii bulGd an eirctrie
railway tvo miles fouE fraM thr Hew
mines - lhe Northern Pacific fsiis
rssad at isaauuah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

Vrill Beauty Brush. regular ne.
aoc q ii zse.
Halsafn 1aiu Tdicf Eoa4 bss.
Tar 29e lex 70 n. - bon
NgHHu Fast Black catss.
ioae l.sla huish. fpsieed ksea
double sole. seamless. fesulsr H.
quality. aps ial from 10 II. !,
re.
Wounea's Black Gotten Hoa
elastic tans. double sole. sufst =,
qaalifa special. from 70 L. Il
Et-zr.
Infants nnd chHa-su.z fa,,
bonuets trimmed with iacs rsrb.
inE and hsile Ribbon. reEa n al,
Sc special 70 NJ. sc.
u a. !. . > :. -, ~. 3.
Mems Golf Caps regular u.
grad : - hi. gfc
Mems Faucy Colt Caps. fseah.r
Do grade - n. ~
Boys Fancy Pcrcaie shlrh
with tna separate Collars. ss.ss
t9c. from g. N. each. 80.
Mems &c Bedford Cord IN
NeRiiEsse shirts with collars ~
cute attached from 70 i. "a
60c.
shirt Waist Hats in hlzck sr<
white fancy braid trimrns1. WIN
chiffon fuseties3 ,1.1s Frass. 81
ii-to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

Manazsr uusdsle ~ tie ssatiis
baseball club announces that ladies
viii - sauittrt fFes - fha grounds
and Sand stand &c the game to-
--fiaafsaas The sssusw ga Thursday
~ es'aEf week viii b. ffea O. iadlea
= <-eBs,S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

"a her hope n won't last. She
looked like q real nice girl
ENefY one made 80 much nniss
that ms head began "a ACHE There
Wun nash % lightning aud I vac
afnid 81 would hit the grand stand,
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anything 10 ~ Fhr advised me 90
wait but ] told hsI I would come
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that as more interesting.
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WASHHhaA gir 10 yaarh o. older
o. help fgf her huafd and clothes
anR arf e. companion call phone
Rfd STA or Inquire At tsp3 en-
ave n. 9. ufven iate
losi snd Pouns
foUNn Diamana glass cutter In
quife 4as Columbia street
Fer esls-Fsrans snd lands
hk-f.w HES seattle aHa Tacoma
handy % transportation. e. acres.
- improved ~ iancs cedar aGd m
firihaf all nfsf class land fius ore
chafa eli kiuda ~ small nuts.
runufma water tea duck popds
Hua=f frame hrtiu~ large barr sew
era eufhniialnHs tlsaa
HoHT MAtruY. aia SeN fork nik.
TWENTY ACRES. ueh. level land
few mluuisr walk from dspo.
stores pasinnic- and Eaod school
nsat eattsGg. email ban. founs
gyehsri ueq9.
Ndnr MAtTHl. SIC NeW YORK hik.
NICE HOME overlooking Green
LIKE arf~s cleared and fenced
xpad. zraugn house, fss minutes
walk from caf line owner y
anslous g. eel and ssli auick n
yea ass interested come 81 once.
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HERE ~ A aoon npY- 70 acres
fieh Second h1i;asH Tad been a=ra
fnf pasture 20 Ysafs very easily
cleared finss % small iaNn. handy
- Seattle $50
RoRr NNi.rBY. us Nv Ysrt pin
CHOICE DATTR FReST 81 ceres
al saod land slipping down 10
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So arHss improved. HHs oFrHRFu
100 hsartng trees eummpdlons
house n 70 rooms. large barn. sew
srsi nHfhuiidlugr running srftnE
water team farming toels cows
chickens i've beats splendid place
Zoe t.@ftdnE boating anf nshinE.
fan - the place fnF iF~# thsr TN
pfnvefusnts coat. n taksn e. once
have faf sale several anahii water
'front.' place. HANDY q Seattle
HoHT MAlTHY. se Sew York B,k
Fer Res, % ssis
t-s0oA hou.s. e. corner ii. Apply
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