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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-08-21
JOSHUA MASON IS DAED.
Pioneer Citizen Passes Away After a Long
Period of Patient Suffering.

Period of Patient Suffering.
Joshua Masoc, a pioneer of
1858, passed awav at his bone in
this city, Tue sdav, August lsth,
1903. after a long period Z" "a
tIe4 s,;ff,li,'.. His was :. tan,r1-
! lar figure j., llais city for tsearly
| 5',"ars OF The partv OF pio
j, er, who journeved here with
him, but thits' su1vile-Mrs. John
Stewart, Mrs Martha Avery. AZ d
Erastus Holgate. He lived to see
Corvallis grow from a village of a
few houses to a thriving city of
3, 900 inhabitants. His birth
place was in Preble county, Ohio,
and here he resided until his
eleventh year, when his parents
moved to Mclean county, ILL.,,
where he grew to manhood.
In 1858, he emigrated to Ore
gon with the first colony of Uni
ted Brethren to come to this
coast. Rev. 7. J. Connor was
in charge. They landed in Ore
gon City in the fall of 1853, and
Mr.. Mason remained at that
place until March of the follow
ing year, when he removed to
Corvallis. ........
Mr.. Mason had completed his
apprenticeship as a carpenter
when he was a lad of IS, and he
began rracticing his trade and
that of cabinet making i'll this
city. In 1858, he added under
taking, which he followed for
eight years. Afterwards he found
employment in planning mills and
sash and door factories. He was
an excellent mechanic and was
constantly employed.
In 1894, his health failed, and
since that time he had been
sufferer. He endured
his af1iction with Christian for
titude and was never known to
or complain. He was
a man of decided character and
positive convictions, and his ad-
vice to his family was always of
the best. He was converted to
Christianity at a meeting held at
his fathers house in Illinois, in
184e, and joined the United
Brethren church, of which or
ganization he was a faithful
member at the time of his death.
He was married twice. The
of his youth died
him with four children
% mourn the loss of wife and
mother. All of these are still
iving-Mrs. Louisa E. Look, of
Oakland, Calf, Mrs. Mary E.
Day, of Alameda, Calf, Loren
:. Mason, of San Francisco, and
Mrs. Edna G. Hershner, of this ]
,ity. l.
Four years after the death of
lis first wife he was again mar
led. Two children were the
ruit of this union, Chester and
who, with their moth
r, survive.
Mr.. Mason was a member OF a
amily of ID children, all of
whom preceded him to the grave, )
.xcept his sister, Mrs. J. K. :
Mccormack, of Brownsville, Or. \
Death came to him when he (
lad reached the advanced age of
3 years, 10 months and one
lay. His aflictien was diabetes. J
Funeral services were con-
Iucted at the family home Thurs {
lay afternoon, by Rev. W. c. Z
<antner, of Salem, assisted by :
Rev. H. A. Deck. Interment 3
vas made at Odd Fellows GENE
cry. He now rests with loved :
mes gone before, awaiting the I
ones of earth.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-08-21

We have the finest sawed shingle
On earth. We also carry shakes
and hand made shingles. We are
overstocked on the *A* sawed shin
gle which We are Offering at So per
thousand. Corvallis. Saw Mill.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-08-21

To cover th- cost nf setting sn'i dis
tributing the tvp- i'll such M: ~.
charge of City .-n,s will he u- tor
esrt "Card of Thanks y .".i 'i,'~ .'-nIs
per tine FIR each -et vi 'ne "'''"''s oi
Gt,nooience' appearing III "'''"'= columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
he STOPPED
THE TRIAL
Juror Suddenly Finds Friend In
Complaining Witness

Thomas T,obaon IL bsing tried In
the criminal department. u the sta-
fsrior caurt today on n chafgs q
Assault afth lafeHs r. essaisass ffstf-
der. The prosecuting witness =
John Cilsens. sk1m the defendant
" said 70 have attempted To ALL al
Hack Diamond Two ysafe aHo.
nahsan vas employed a. baftsra
der at a saloon IA thu mining town
snd y said 20 have duarreIsd several
titneN with GiNens. When the lat
tor entered the saloon. May -. tfel.
rlobsan il said to have vauitsd over
ths b@r. O. have knocked him down
and kicked him until he Nas almost
innanstbls. after vhieh be TIRES him
out u the sAlnon-
Witnesses said that Dobson then
rushed back into the saloon. grabbed
ap revolver. and pattins Il against
the closed donr against which
Giseua lay. pulled the trigger three
times. The gun Was loaded. bat had
not been assd for some time and
missed tire.
After the Jury had been accepted
today aud while Assistant Prescott
Ing Attorney Todd ans making the
opening statement fer the state. J
y. Jones. a iDrymaa. stood up and
said: Hold on there a minute I
must get off this jury because I re-
srseHhsT us~ fast / zns~ Gissbs
~eii years ago. ! might be yrsfu-
diced. 90 I Eueas you had better get
another iurymau.
Jones vas excused frem service IN
the case. BE said that when he
heard Ovens name and saw him IN
court this morning he dld not rec.
osnixs him. bat when ne glanced II
him later on. he suddenly ramsn-
bered that they had been intimately
acquainted years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
The Shoe Store

The Shoe store offers an
assortment uncqualed here
abouis, and the prices are
much lower for the Ami
versary Sale.
Ladies' VIII Kid Lace Shoes. light
flexible soies. military heels,
value s1oo and $500. for. e1,es
Ladies' vici Kid Lace Shoes. pat
cni tip. both iight and heavy
soies. matt Md top. military
heels. price ............-....sx- $3.50
Ladies' Viei Kid Lace Ehosa pat
ent or Kid tip. hand-turned soies.
military heels, price, $3.50
Ladies Patent Corona Lace Shoes,
Iight weight Goodyear welt Soiea.
military heels. Butcher style,
price =ss...sssssss tsssss..ts kAsuo
ladies' All pstea: KID oxford
Ties. hand turned solea, full
Louis heels. price ......--.- sz.o1
We ere Seattle Agents for the
famous Queen Quality Shoe. the
best t3.eo shoe In the world for
women.
Mems Wei KID and Boxcalf Lace
Shoes. medium heavy soler.
value $50, for ......s.....S l.os
Mems vici lad Lace Shoes. medi-
ann weight Goodyear welt Eolcs,
value 81 50. for. .......,....< $500
Mems Boxca!f Lace Shoes, kid
lined, heavy Goodyear welt soles,
value soc, for .........,-s5.f6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
PASSING or
DEATH TRAP

Work viii be cussmenced On ths
grading u East Cherry street from
the WallA Wnlla addition 20 the hia
overlooking Lake Washington as
soon as the estimates ~ the cost Of
the Improvement and the plans can
be prepared by the city engineer.
Councilman GIN Of the Third ward
Gays that although the work cannot
be commenced before the city
schools close for the summer vach-
ton. u will nevertheless be well
along toward completion by the time
the schools reopen sn September.
fnasmueh a. the greatest demand
for the abolition ~ the death trap
the star exposed came from the
parents % pupils attending the
Walia Waiia school. who are now
compelled 20 Use the street err
tracks as n thoroughfare the city
councils action In ordering the grad
ing Of the street is warmly com
mended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Johann Holster the plaintiff Ia a
diVorce Hult which ls o. come up IN
the superior corrt tomorrow un the
heaFinK OF "a meiluu for alim0HY, VIII
not appear lie has Euue Insane tie
Is a wealthy fanrhtf FROM Enums
claw and was deserted by his fuuus
wife last February Three weeks
aR0 he commenced suit fof divorce
The complaint Mas filed la the
superior euufr yesterday and n
bout the sAm1C time he Nas brought
to thr county isil a rRvinE maniac
Grief aVVF the deaerttnn ~ his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
POISONED
WHiSKEY
MYSTERY

MEMrHiE Tenn. MAy i6.--fsiira.
beth Mccormick. Who 10 accused 81
sending paisensd whisksy - ctaei-
nattt viii exhaust ell lswai means to
avoid teinE taken e that city. Tier
att0rasY today refused q All0w her
70 Be saksa without regular fequisi-
tian papsfs Inc prisoner reads hs'
hltie constantly. She tr'is a straight
stnry anG creates a favorable Inn
precision. Ths police have - far
been auAhle 20 secure fhs sliahtesi
ssidencs Ssfs connecting her With the
ertms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Boys Clothing department
offers its share Of bargains
for tomorrow.
5 dozen Boys Heavy Corduroy
Knee Pants. two shades az
brown. patented buttons. well
made. eur regular sc pants.
Thirteenth Anniversary sale
FfaEs -rstasstsssss sserssssss. Tee
ff6yH sailor blouse Wash Suits
Beautifully trimmed. sizes from 4
10 10 years. light and dark pat
terms. Ise value. ThlrteeHth An
niYsFeary Sale price ss..s.. 5ae
fsoys' Blue and Waite stripe Gala
tea Cloth Sailor Blouse Wash
EuitS. the best Ills value IN the
city. Thirteenth Anniversary
sale price asssss4ss. s+ts+s b8c
Boys Brown Bedford Cord Sailor
Hlouse Wash Suits. handsomely
trimmed With white braid. siEes
from 4 to 10 years. value sz-zs
Thirteenth Anniversary sale
ift1f assttsassss ssasssssassa1 i.8b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
..Msn.A1E-.. .slr.sskc.

The Empire Hns's steamer Indiana
sailed this Aftsfnooa for san Fran
eisen. @hsFs sAs wtsi load a part Of
the earsss that she wiil earn on her
fret trip 10 Meme. she had bat feN
passengers ana bat a small earKo
she wili vet return 10 this port iii
the first gf June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
4 HAVE NO WIFE"
MUTTERS MANIAC
DESERTED ~ His YOUNG WIFE JOHANN HotzIIR, A
WEALTHY FARMER eoEs lNsAnE-EsuMeLAw HIS HoaE

70 whom he is said 90 have hrsn eerY
devoted. 10 Responsible Zoe his uns
harry condition.. IN the county iail
he lies ON d cot in the hospital ward
and repeats over and over again The
piflful words. 1 have no wife new
Mrs Holster Intends % pauteut the
suit in which sht IL charged Nltb
erusitY ana desnftian hsr attoFa
nsYa dil not knoW until noon tadaN
that HoiEisr had become Insane. lie
ln % - examined for commitment
O. the insane asylum within a few
HaNu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
MURDE j
Autopsy Reveals Startling Facts In Case
of Dead Infant Found In the Bay

THE baby airi found az the foot
81 blanchard street yesterday was
murdered" said Coroner Hove this
afternoon after holding an autopsy
over the remains at the honnpNs
Watson mafFup EVERY evidence
90 drowning WAS found. Tbs child
Mas tied M in "a shawl and thrown
into the water n WAS then alive.
Water and sand we're found in the
air cells Of The lunga aud Ia the
stomach and Ia the ear cavities The
right heard heart was euEarEed and
filled with blood Thrre can be no
doubt about the matter. the baby
IVES fauliy murdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

CHARGE

Mrs Lloyd Smith alleged on
sNinalef Was arrested this afternoon
on a sseand Information flied against
her yesterday. charging her With
having persuaded AIRS. Rose naush-
erty. Of this city b. faisc rerressn-
tatians. - invest 81 60 IN worthless
OF stock turing her campaign here.
last summer sths ~us brought into
Judge BELLS cegFt this aftsTuo-0u aBe
hsr bond fixed At t1oe
Mra Smith wsH recently arrested
In California ard bFoaEht hers On
the charge 4 having kNiudied Mrs
NJ l.ptH q thte sisy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
Seeks srs.ooo Damage.

The damage snlt - John penald
70 ysar-oid boy against the city a
ballard te recover ti&eea. " "a trial
ia JudEv QFiffrs department Of the
superior gnuft today Tho hny'a
PARENTS claim that hia lea has been
permanently rfipelrd as tho result
81 his catching Die foat In az unFs-
rAired sidewalk. On ThifG aVenne
las, July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

All silk Fancy nibtous ta shofs
lengths. ranging from 80 yards.
tnia seasons very latest eaiafs ard
styles. xerY hrst qualities. KusraH-
tead All rufa sltk. cold regularly a.
ste ard ~ psr yard. choice. after
z. at isac
Lace. Insertions and uaiiouns.
ranging Ia sidih frum ! Ia -
inehes. very finest Qualities. nsat
dainty patterns for fian dress ard
other trimmings. these are rasl.
lively lsisr. fte. Is ana 80 pr
yAre vaiusn. uhoies. after 9. only
e
stamped Pillow Sham Feoa
quality. ilnsn finish very chutSs
ard appropriate designs. fuli sirs
regular value sc and - per ssaif
choice SITTER 6. oniy tic.
Boys straw Hats, yacht or tur-
ban styts. &c values for iae.
noys' Golf C9oth Cars. 20 values
for isc
- doaan Boys We'll Made Knee
Pants. al sizes after Z. 7sc pair
Boys HhIrt Waists and Houses
80 HizHz. sd Estlsfhss aFinf s. f4cs
Infants nihs. made % manuis
clath. regular value nc. special.
after 9. g..
Chafrun's white Dresses. slSeH 8
months and / year. made Mother
Hubbard style trimmed with ace
ard insertion. regular value sac.
special. after 9. ssc.
Infants Cashmere Hac4ufs, hand
somniy srnbroldered with silk. reg
ular price tito 90 70 fs.Tt some
what salisd. special. after q. ssc.
Womcn'A Muslin Drawers. made
plain with cluster % fine tuekn.
regular vsins stc. special. after g
i2ttc per pair.
WoTnsn'a Straight Fropt Hias
gored Corssts. made 81 couutilic.
ia black. regular value 7ss-. special.
after z, aac.
Meas i9c cassan Sos. At. EA.g.
Sc.
Mems soc Jersey Ribbed nalhriE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

4 Selling List OF After SIX Anniversary Sale Bargains:

g inch nlack Satin. value i.es
after 6. a. tie.
ta-lneh AIN Wool Serge. In street
shades after Z. AZ 1fe.
itelt Buckles. In French gray and
oaidized. brat quality. well finished.
choice. neat fruit. floral and con-
sentionnl desifnH. these buckles
are sold regularly II afc and Sc /.
ehoirc after 6. only iec.
opid-pls ted Collar Button Sets.
four pieces. warranted lax rolled
plate. extra nnaiity. cslluiold backs
sold regularly ai - per set; choices
after c. only se.
Safety Pins. IN sizes i. :. and
q this u the best regular standard
safety Pin manufactured black
and Hiivsrcd. always said al Ice
per card % enc DOZEN. choice after
6. only sc.
Handy Ironing Wax. with hand's.
best quality. viii not drip. always
sold at te per stick. after g. only
ie
Chudren's white Tuscan Straw
Hats. neatly trimmed with fancy
fauii. aur regular q = xaies. after
6. only &c
Chiidrcn's School Hats. made
especially for hard W@ar. worth
2sc each. after s. only i1ise.
Rose Foliage. always sold at sc
p~r bunch. after 6 only lie.
&c outing PestieoatH. after G,
only -.
ti.as Cotton Shirt Waists: after
G. eec
70 dozen Jersey Ribbed Bleaehed
Cotton NestH. low tapped neck.
sleeveless. small siEen. suitable
mostly for MISSES wear. worth Toe.
after q Sc.
Wnmen'a Hermsdorf BLACK Bril-
liant fAale Hose. elegant lace boot
effects or Richelieu ribbed pat
terms spileed heels and toes best
toc quality. after 6. pairs 81. 90.
800 pounds French Mlxed caaay
pure and wholesome. waFth rcEu-
larry sec. special after q. isc a
pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
STUDENTS NOT
DISSATISFIED
tsp.sisl to Tn. start

TACOMA. NnY Is fns story pae.
tiuu among students q tire Puget
Sound university over she election
- nr y NJ Randall ~ Seattle a.
prselfsat - the school. has ne fauns
a4fion IN fact The students almost
unanimously Endorsed Processes
Boyer of Tacoma. " hN has BEEN act
md president Tor tao years. hue as
- III appFeeia ton - hiE services and
sE an expression q their high regard
Ter him They have no anlaaonlsn
foe Dr. RAINFALL
r e. Lipry Of ssaftts Il said =
have donated largely "a the HuppCrt
u the Methodist sshoai with the
agreement that pr Randall aheuia
BE- fflafs rrrsiteuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
CAPT. CAM now
COMMANDS SEATTLE

The steamer City Of Seattle sails
az O'Clock tonight for Ekagway.
she will be under command OF Cap
tain Cam. who was for a long time
first officer Of the City of Puebla
Captain Cam r. son 81 Justice Of
shr Peace r. 81. Cam Of this city.
The Seattle will carry about 100
passengers and a large quantity Of
freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

gar Underwear 81. = garment. SC
The bon Marrhr % Note Writ.
lag rarTf. - sheets paper. 80 sns
ysaeres. ruled and plain. after &
ise.
10 packages Ne. xxx naR I'm.
Ysinpas. regular Htaas. white and
efvam. after & Sc a package.
tt-inch caloisd Table oN Cloth,
value a. see Tatd. special. afirfs,
ftc yard
r,inch Shelving OF Cloth. value
to- yard. special after &. sue yard.
h-lnrh Cushion Eefd. IA Al coll
ora. special. after g Sc yard.
Hinhy'n Itg OH Shoe Dressing
fof none and ladies shoes. &c
kiua for Toe after G
Meas satin Calf Lace Shoes.
medium heavy suiea value o. 90.
Tor 81 a. after G.
ons lot u our TIC Light Coiored
Wrappers. while they last after
At nc.
black Rnk Dress Rkir,s. iafsssa
and rseau d1 sole. all Handsomely
trimmed. formerly cold BY IA up
to Iis - special. pour choice after
s. sizes.
After on Saturday. IN the oro-
erFy Department. : barr Of Ienox
Soap. sSc.
Cream Outing. fun width, worth
s.. after a. a yard. a.
Fancy Lawns. beautiful deaignn.
good quality, worth ioc. after 9.
a yard. &C.,
Heruatitehsd Pillow Cases. size
s7rss inches. nicely finished. worth
ikc. after g each. los.
Reached Table Damank. Sc inchel
wide. assorted patterns. worth 1Sc;
after 6. = yard 2se.
Fine imported Toilet Soap. Ia
F1rur Acucias. 2 cakes In box.
regular price SOC box after 6. ioc
box.
y. g. n strengthening PiaaieFE.
regular price fac. after q. Sc.
Pint has;s@ u5Fs Distilled Witch
Hazel. regular price 1ee. after s.
l3hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

shortly before noon iodaN Coroner
Hove assisted hy nE Cfookail, nf,
iuekley and nr Ludlow made a
thorough pest mnrtsm examination
81 the uny body. All q the phYst
clans think a. does Coroner ftpye.
Hat few people have viewed the
remains 90 the child at the morgus
and ue enc has Identified T. The
police have failed Co find any eleN
g. the identity ~ the infant CORONER
Hove stated this afternoon that he
had Instructed the undcflaksrH "a
emhaim the body and hold Il for "A
few DAYS Ia order that 40 ohance ~
lndeit ficatian might be lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
FOREST FLIES
DO DAMAGE

LANCASTER n n. May H.
The forest fires coutin ue 60 burn
Nith snahatsa fayy A Dispatch
from fltsls ten ssys that se houses
have been destroyed, Partridge, a
j. sfs.aae Eas.r.t
49,. .l4t 49, - - '--s' - -
- d. 1 = -
/ $3.50 aHHHfffHfHHH 80 -
ing % cave thelg houasn. The lnsa
already reaches tzea &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

offers sofne exceptional values -
viii Pay AL economies tiF inclined
to take advantage % these.
Wnnarnss Large White Aprons
HretsFE~ trimmed aIfh inssrfiau
and embroidery. l8ns vide strings,
regular s#las CSC each special Sat
afaay only &c
chi.areu'a white riqpe Hats 4.
Trisnnaad utth bl8cA and mhits
Euinafae black velvet hand AHi
streAfnssu. fveuIaf pgsce o. 50 each
saturday only ~
chilaYsn's wash Dresses Nafs
from auad quality dimitY. tfifumef
ssith rAffnW iarr and fins tarks
finished with deep hrfri. sisse y
and I only. fsGulAr price 81 = each.
special SATURDAY. only u.is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
.. aooN DEPARTMENTS

special Pricing For saturday q
Autograph Albums. With assert
ed. plain and decorated eoysrs.
hest quality paper you can choose
fTaH aaf entire stock. ranging IN
prirr from - 20 sifd each. 81 eKs
actiy one -haif price
fnxby'a MurilaFs Always sold ~
g. Ter bottle. complete with metal
tob and brush. Saturday emily y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
Mems FURNISHINGS

Some strong Saturday Spe-
Gals
Mems naihrigaat Under wsar In
ribbed. fiat ana fancy wsaNss. vsfi
best quality. coloTa are brown.
blue. rcgu. salmon. fissh sha hahs
tan these are one % the biggest
underwear values that viii b
placed on sale this Hsasun. worth
regularly Sc and Sc per garment
Saturday only tac.
Meme Woven Madras oufinE
sairsz. with attached asiiiaf aud
cuffs. extra side bodies and fan =
inches long. choise neat patterns
50 select FROM. fast caioFH ard hsni
quality madras. actual value si.s
each. Saturday only TSc.
Mems Might Robes. made Of best
quality muslin. cut extra fun size
collars, cuffs and front prsttiiy
trimmed with fancy embroidery
fast roinrn. regular value G.eQ.
Saturday only sFc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Peter Munson was awarded f1.0fi
damages against the Globe Navisa-
ton Company by a superior court
Jury, yesterday afternoon. for In
Juries sustained by falling from a
defective staging Ia the Ballard
eslysAye q fs4s -szssstiss ss5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
SHINGLE MIL
DESTROYED

TACOMA. aAr fs.-Ths shlaziz
plant Of the Tseufua Cedar Gem
nany was destroyed by fire early
this morning II u = total less en-
cept for the dry kiln containing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
Wholesale
POISON ING
Unknown Misereant Kills az
Carloads Of Horses in East
ern Washington
(spseisl 10 The sssr.)

SPOKANE MAY fs.-Twsnty-flve
cars OF horses, which were shipped
BY the Great Northern yesterday at
Ephrata, are on the sldstraek nj
kaliHpell this morning Nearly All
are dead from poison. The cause IL
unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

/ lty and style considered. prices can
not be duplicated ia Seattle. Mrs.
81 y. Pease. 1906 Second. Arcade
building. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
THE BON MARcHE

ChlidFfb'E CoInpa MONS or School
Pencil Boxes. always sold If foc
each Saturday only Be-
Wehsfsf's Handy Dictionary
The regular &c HlHe. special satuf-
day only lbe.
sealing Wax-Aeeoytst coinFH
always sold at kc per stick. satur'
day. J sticks for lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

served. Special launch leaves Lesehi
boathouse nj I .. IN. Phone. Black
cora 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

price $3.50 worth more money.
FOR EXCHANGE.
10 rooms, well furnished, for light
housekeeping. steam heat, gas
ranges, location central. trade for
improved Seattle property.
CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY.
Best located stand ON pike street !.
price about invoice; nets - a day.
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Special Sale Of summer Suits
ti2b0. Nothing but high grade gar
ments on this sale. FoklaE. Singer
man A Co. Lumber Exchange. Cor.
Second and Seneca. ."
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GERMAN
VICTORY

BERLIN, May 1s-The Russian
government has contracted with a
German firm to III 800 stations on
the trans Siberian railway. The
German firm won over several com
peting American firms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Take Sunday dinner at the Mat
thieaen. Genuine country chicken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Greatest bsrEaiust IN ladies' suits
and hats Saturday ever given IN Sc
attic. Mrs. NJ. -. Peaee. 1906 Sec
.ond avenue, Arcade building. 80.
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PIANO.
| As a
Producer
| OF
| Human
Hap
| piness

Ranks high. especially IT
its q Piano worthy the
name. as arc such instru-
meats as the Lester and
Behning. which We take
| pride IN offering the pub.
lie. For solo work. for
vocal accompaniments. for
dance music twill be hard
to find their equal at any
thing like our prices and |
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Quality IS wha, talks, |
proof OF ihis is the great
number OF Behning Pianos
We are selling also the well
known Lesset Pianos, !
which las, a lifetime.
A large shipment OF
these goods soon TO arrive.
When you sec our goods /
and know our prices. you
can then sec why We sell so
many Pianos. Five more |
carloads to arrive within |
the next 10 days.
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buyer and seller. Suits II and n
Times building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

CHICAGO. May wheat " 81
10 7st-t.
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SCOTT & METCALF.
business Change brokers.
Highest Enforcement from both