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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
FRAUD ORDER MADE AGAINST
NATIONAL RAILROAD SCHOOL
IT,. l.. MetEEar of East 81. Louis II
Arrested on Charge of Using
the Mails 20 Defraud-

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct. "A fraud order was
issued to-day against the National Rail
road School and H. L. Metzgar. mana
ger. OF East st. Louis by the Post Once
Department.
Metzgar advertised extensively for men
to enter the railroad service as brake
men. hremen. etc. NO experience re-
CURED was the bait For particulars %
cents wa required. which had to be
maned TO Box ri. East St Louis.
Persons ~resPondinE received a neatly
printed circular. which among other
things. aid: BY taking our course Of In
struction. studying faithfully and following
our directions, you can secure a railroad
position that VIII pay double what you
are making at present.
formed that SO vas the regular price Of
the course. but for a few days only II
would be s5-One-half cash and the bal
ance from the nrst months pay you earn
in the railroad service"
In his circulation Metzgar gave assur-
ance that the complete course. which
would be sent BY mall. could be learned In
two weeks
MetEgar had no once. but conducted the
business from HIS home. He admitted to
sentanons.
Eh-ut two and 4 half months ago Metz
gar was arrested at East ST. Louis by
Post-Ohica Inspector Moore on the same
charge. He was given a hearing before a
States Commissioner. and was held
under bono for the Federal Grand Jury.
which mrets at Cairo, III, next week.
While IN East St Louis he made his
at No. 1895 North Third street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
Daughter of W. J. Bryan Marries
Artist Who Painted Her
Fathers Portrait.
WILL MAKE HOME IN NEWPORT
They Will Visit Friends in st.
Louis on Their Way
to Eastern Cit
les.

Lincoln, Neb.. Oct. S-The marriage OF
Miss Ruth Baird Bryan and William
Homer Leavitt was solemnized at s o'clock
tonight at Fairview. the country home Of
william Jennings Bryan. The chancellor
OF the Nebraska Wesleyan University,
Doctor Huntington. an old friend OF the
bride and her parents, was the officiating
clergyman.
The wedding was transformations. and
was attended by about l25 young people OF
Lincoln and the more intimate friends OF
the Bryan family. The only relative OF
the groom present was Mrs. A L Leav-
fit CT Newport. R. I. The members OF the
local chapter OF the Delta Gamma Soci-
ETY.. Of which the bride Is an active and
enthusiastic member. were the guests Of
honor. Miss Bryan wore a travelling cos
tune and was unattended.
The eldest daughter OF the noted Demo-
cratic leader. Miss Bryan was the center
OF interest during the ceremony She is
all and handsome. a young lady Of many
charms and Of sunny disposition. Al
thoug but Is years old. she has already
displayed an unusual literary ability. and
her Stories have appeared in some OF the
magazines. She has completed two years
OF work at the University OF Nebraska.
Her husband. who is fourteen years her
senior. Is an artist. He is a native OF
Massachusetts, hut after spending a num-
Der OF years in Paris he went to New
port. which has been the family home OF
the LeaFitts since 1880.
Mr. Leavitt first met Miss Bryan when
he came to Lincoln several months -
70 paint a portrait OF Mr.. Bryan. On
account OF the many appointments Of the
subject OF the portrait. the sittings we're
interrupted frequently. and during the in
tervaIs the young people formed an ac-
quaintance which resulted in the wedding
OF tonight.
Mr. and Mrs Leavitt left Immediately
after the ceremony for St. Louis where
they will visit friends. They win travel
for a time in the East and Will be at homo
after November 1 at No. 81 Pelham street.
Newport. r. L
william J. Bryan announced to-day that
he might be compelled to abandon his
plans for a trip 70 Europe on account Of
business affairs. However. he hopes to
be able TO depart for England this month.
and in that event win stay until Deem
Der. William. his son, will be his COM
panion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
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2 BETTING MAY PROVE
: HEAVIEST EVER KNOWN.
REPUBLIC sPEcIAL

o REPUBLIC SPECIAL
o New York. Oct. 2-Betting on the
. m~ayoralty campaign has begun
. Senator Timothy D. Sullivan has
. S1ooo0 TO back George B. Mcclellan
o at even money. Joe Vendig and
O George Considine are said to be act
o ing for DRY Dollar In wagers
. which. It IS predicted. are prelimi-
O nary 20 the biggest betting cam
Q paiEn on any city election. Vendig
Q bet 1850 even with George J. Hen
. bricks that Mcclellan would win.
o Vendig also announced that he had
. Ec.oo0 to put -. large or small.
o even money. There was no great
\ readiness to take IT,
O Fred n. Brooks. 4 Wall street
. betting commissioner. says ne has
Q u7500 that he Is commissioned TO
o put up on Mcclellan, even. Yester-
Q day he found. he says. only one
Q taksr, and that for S10. on the curb
. in Broad street. Betting viii not
. be active until the whole makeup OF
. the fusion ticket Is definitely deter
O mined.
O Brooks says he has $4,000 from
. supporters Of Mayor Low to place
o at 10 70 s or 10 { Z. but that. in
. view Of the Tammany Endorsement
. OF Grout and Fornes. he has been
. instructed BY his clients to hold on
y until a ~simon-pure fusion ticket Is
. IN the hsld.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
PART i.

Page.
?. Chicago Doubts Validity OF Drainage
Canal Law.
5. Railroads Ask Time Extension.
Climbs Clothesiine to Elude Guards.
Razor Relieved Dyspepsia.
(. Doctor W. IL TOlman Tells Of His
Tour
Joke Hampers an Heir.
G. Steal Tickets From Conductors.
Discharged Cook Refused to Leave.
T.. Chamberlain Not Coming to America
Navy Enraged at n. PeGetan.
Little Rock Has Smallest Business
Man in world.
s. City Rsaps Big Beneat From Fair.
3. East Side News.
10. New Catholic Saint for United States.
Z. N~elghborhoOd Society News.
PART III.
:. To Rush Work on Buckingham Hotel.
Real Estate Sales.
;. Real Estate Transfers.
4. Society News and Comment.
5. Personal Mention.
s. Missouri Wins Opening Game.
Bridge Ran Away With October Stake.
Z. Fleming Victor In Special Race.
General Notes and Gossip Billiards and
Pool.
s. Exhibits Resdy for Fair Opening.
Blind For Years Now He Sees.
PART II.
l. Legislation Advised for Alaska
4. Doctor Finley Takes Care Of the
;. Great Problem of Inisation.
4. Editorial
s. Daylight Thief strikes Jewe.er.
Brave Rescue Of Mother AMI Baby.
aFlhs Uses woman for Lure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
PLANS FOR THE TWENTYSTXTH ANNUAL VISIT OF THE VMMD PROPHET

pAe%ooe
Q LINE OF MARCH q
Q FOR YELLED PROPHET. =
o From the Zen east on Walnut 10 y
. Twenty-hrst street. .
= North on Twenty-hrst to Market y
. street. =
. West on Market to intersection Of =
q Laclede avenue. .
o West on Laclede 10 Grand AVENUE. .
= North on Grand 70 Lucas avenue. =
. East or Lucas 10 Compton ave .
q hue. 9
. South on Compton to Washington y
. avenue. .
E East on Washington to Fourth =
. street. q
o South on Fourth TO Elm street. =
. West on Elm TO Broadway. .
Q North on Broadway TO Locust q
> street. q
q EGst on Locust TO Fourth street. =
9 South on Fourth TO Chestnut .
. street. .
o East on Chestnut TO entrance OF =
& Merchants Exchange. .
q The pageant will move from the =
. Den. AZ Twsnty-nrst and Walnut .
. streets, At z o'clock sharp. The .
o start viii te slgnaled 20 the people .
& by a discharge OF bombs. O
. In the event that the weather 0
= should be s3ch as TO justify a post .
O pOnement. the Yelled Prophet viii .
. send out over the line OF march. as .
. heretofore announced. a ago =
= bearing an Illuminated announce .
. ment OF the fact q
q The BAH. however. viii be given. o
= rain or shine. q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

New York. Oct. a-Threats are being
made BY the Brotherhood Of Painters tina
unless the members OF their union are put
back TO work in the shops Of the Manhat-
tan Elevated Railroad n non but union
painters employed. they VIII call q gen
eral strike. Involving employees Of the sys-
TEN and completely ufnS up the road.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
PART ".

1. TiIlman Case Nearing Close.
Daily Life Of Filipinos.
?. The Theaters.
,. sultan's Press Agent Talks
Celebrate Fifty-Ninth Wedding Ami
yersary.
4. New Katy" superintendent
s. Turf and Pugilism-
s. Baseball.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
YELLED PROPHET EXCLUDES
~ RAG TIME FROM PAGEANT

Bands Leading Each of the Twen tyTwo Floats Will Render the
BestKnown Compositions of the Masters-No Heavy selec-
tions-Scenes From Operas VIII Be Presented on Specially
Constructed Trucks, Each Drawn by Six Horses, but Run
ming on the Railway Tracks to Get Current From Trolley
Wires for Splendid IIumin atiOna
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

The thirteenth float has the devil in IL.
significantly enough. II Is entitled
Faust. First We Witness the apotheosis
Of Marguerite upborne by angels. upon
rolling diaphanous clouds. upon which play
many tones Of color. TO that heaven she
won through sorrow for her sin The
gaze travels from her In her simple pris-
oners garb and her long plated AIR to
the scene In the castle. where Faust and
go with them the way OF An-
Robert the Devil" is the theme OF
host No. IA We pass from Gounod to
Meyerbeer. In this opera Jenny Lind
made her debut in England and Mendels-
sohn sat in a box ard unable TO bear
longer the executive infection. left the
theater." The scene displayed is the
famous nun scene"
La Sonnambula" Is Bellini IN a pas
toraIly pleasant mood, and his opera Is
the theme OF foat fifteen. the story con-
densed into its most striking scene. the
finale OF the work. Amina. the Swiss lass,
Is seen walking in her sleep from the
window OF her guardians mill. across n
lender bridge. which seems likely at each
step 10 collapse and let her fall down
pom the great vhirling mill wheel Even
the rushing waters OF the race 90 not
AWAKEN her. SHE passed the bridge IL
safety, md walks. all unconscious, into
the arms Of her lover. ElYfno, where she
wakes up 20 happiness.
CARMEN.
Bizet lives In Carmen" and 50 does
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
DAVID NATION is DEAD.
Carrie Nations Former Husband
Expires Suddenly.

wichita. Kas. oct. a-David Nation, d.
vorced husband OF Mrs. Carrie Nation.
was taken III Of stomach trouble yesterday
at Medicine Lodge. Kas-, and died thi1
afternoon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

THE sun RISES THIS MORNING AT
SIS AND SETS THIS EVENING AT 5.n.
THE NOON SETS TOMORROW
MORNING AT 4.52
GRAIN CLOSED: ST. ~LOUIS-DEC.
WHEAT SIC ASKED; DEC CORN HOAc.
Chicago WHEAT Ta9T7ge;
DEC. CORN 60 NOM
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
For 81. Louis and Vicinity-Fair and
much cooler.
For Missouri and West TeKas-FaIr
and cooler sunday. Monday fair.
For HlinOiH-ShOvers and cooler
Sunday. Monday cooler.
For Arkansas-Shouers and cooler
sunday. Monday fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
LEADING TOPICS IN TO-DAYS REPUBLIC.

Z. GridirOn Gossip.
s. Failure Due to AEuinaldo.
PART v.
/. Cotton Has Lost Sixteen Points In
Thirty Days
Explosion in Peoria Kills -Four Persons.
State Chairman Rothwell on Moberly
Meeting.
II. Markets.
II. Fraternal News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
FOR THE v. P. BALL
q RULES PROMULGATED q


q RULES PROMULGATED q
O FOR YELLED PROPHETS BALL. O
. Guests viii enter the Merchants q
. Exchange on Third or Pine streets. Z
. No carriages will be permitted to q
q stand on Third between Chestnut 9
. and Pine. nor on Pine between Z
. Third n Fourth streets. Z
q The elevators viii be run eNclu- Z
& sively for Yelled Prophets. Z
Doors arc to be opened at 9 =
o O'Clock. Z
= Tickets TO the ball are not Trans =
. ferable. 4
. Gentlemen viii not be allowed {
= seats in she hall until after the Z
= grand entree. All seats viii be re- 4
. served for ladies'. {
Ladies are expected TO attend in &
. evening dreFs. Hat End wraps win Z
= o be allowed on the hOor. Z
9 Gentlemen will attend in even Z
. ing dress. Members OF military or 4
. CARNATIONS may wear their full I
4. dress uniforms. q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

An additional touch Of color and dis
tinction VIII be lent to the veiIed Proph-
cts Ball by the presence Of foreign com
missiouers TO the Worlds Fair. These
ENJOYS and their suites are expected to
appear in brilliant costumes. and the
Chinese representatives especially may
add to the gorgeousness OF the pisture.
The general arrangements for the event
at the Merchants Exchange Tuesday
night are practically the same as on sim
liar occasions. and the hall is expected
TO eclipse al Of the elaborate V. P. func-
sons that have gone before
l. d. Kingsland has been appointed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04
FrI.eo,. MonthIr statement.

Following Is the financial statement OF
the Frisco for the month OF August. 1908.
a. comuared With August 1872.
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on Page seven, Par m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
FOUNTAINS
CONDEMNED
Advertising Scheme Not Ap.
proved by Council

At meeting yesterday the street
committee Of the tHtY council tnas
un Tie question af allowing dfisksnE
fountains covered Nlta adv sfttaas
msatH 90 b. placed On tbs streets.
Samples we're inspected b the esHa=
uliiter. but no action Was taken.
fas health ard sanitation commit
tee. which met East night. passed =
resolution. c1niemninz the PROPOSE
tlan and the Only waF in which the
fountains may nos Be- inHallad u
b. 4 direct vuta OF the whole eaUn
ell
The scheme FOR installing drinking
fountains fpr kixeFttainK purposes
originated when the humane society
pefitinnea sne council Tor funds %
establish grse pBnnc drinking fuun-
lslHa several moHsha ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
THE
WHEELMEN

At &C. maetinA yesterday evening
tho street committee at tia city
council spvnt most OF Us time LISTEN
ina ca arguments against the pend
ms ordinance prumhttins the use u
bicycles un the sidewalks. No action
Ma taken.
A committee composed u Judge
Hanford, George w. Gaiiafiil.s ns J.
y. Wills ana Lawrence boulh pre-
scented tho Hido 90 The wheelmetfs
sanieudlnH that the proposed lew
Nan both unjust ana unwarrantsh
Ia rghuttal a letter from one
Gnaeau tawler was read nj the
meeting which severely ArralKuad
the practice 81 wheel riding ua the
sidewalks. m many instances, the
letter HAid. people had sustained
serious injuries. whilt tha life and
limb nf pedestrians were ever IA
Ieupar1y.
Tho committee had no other tess
limony in favor or the ordinance
than this lonely communication
which was filed with the CITY clerk
aant time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
WE DD/NG SHOWER FADS

Just now enthusiasts friends are
making plans Tor the welding show .
efs and attendant festivities faf the
eseias bride ssGst - ts@ss.
lunC he'd shoWsfed and dsneess
through the last tarsa weeks st her
single uinssrdugss aF she feels thai
Ehe Il being neglected.
Her friends viii never 50 far
astray n they remember Is carefully
consider the spans woman tsHfss.
usN fAII showers, whHeh 8 possible
only when the Eiria ean consult Nita
unr arothrr. ana ayala auriieatinN
the Articles. wouid BE- entirely lost
Oh a siri whose TASTES Ws4e not lit-
eFAFJ.
The girls seem weary % han4kaf-
chief showers. hose showers. stock
linen. china and siazs showers. and
are reaching out for somethisK yet
uninterrupted
The friends u ore bflae. haas
tastes asgs aasa--sie. fitted n fes
her a complete sewing outfit. thim-
bic. scissors. wax. sewing sHfen.
needle book. emery bag and a score
of thinxr Ia which the heart u every
housewife delights but which ahs
seldom provides FOR herself
One bride was surprised with =
hair pin shower. There acre hair
plus 81 all kinds shapes And nixrs
she Afterwards declared that she
was supplied for life.
II " not ~ firftcait 10 decide upon
what kind % a shower 20 give II the
hostess considers fhese three uuss-
tons, what does Ahr like - - hat
haa she >" and What - she fftosE
Hkely 10 needr.' u IL unatse u iet
ire choice fall upon ser8sthfnE that
win b. worthless With a change ~
style One hundred and twenty
stocks~ exclaimed ore 81 last aea-
sons fair brides. Il shah never be
abe 10 wear them out before they
are oct OF styisi~
Ore Of the newest ideas l. = maya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

Ia PAz. Bolivia AT. sarata. ne
giant % the Andes. has been uun
quFrcd az last. and hYa Wnfnan.
To Miss ARnir ). peek. az Amett-
can. belongs The story of bslns the
firsi 20 reRch the peak. after seeses
% former expeditions had failed
A trlexraphic dispatch from the
foot hills simply says that she sue-
eeszsuiiy scaled the mountain sp-
rata. known 10 the ancient AsteNs
az ilampu. IL situated about .
miles northwest of this city and
0vcriooks Lake Nsticaea. Some aus
th0Fitica give u a height af z1 as1
feet ana others about = % kaE the
exact altitude viii ~ known as soau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

zine shower. the frisntis ~ the bride
presenting her Nifh year aahsHfIHs
tians % number 81 the magazines
- sssssA sAey kaes asE - - sassfs
eated
a dressing table outfit r. always
lu Eood taste. one t. NOS likely -
81 far asiray n ahe piafe a Shower
consisting ~ articles useful IN tfav-
cling. such az cuuth AMI hfash
eaHs a toothbrush raNe. sap rsas
siFies must b. waterproof - - Of
real vaiue
u - trndsnfy toward useful Sits.
ard. since the shower Klff i IN ~
way a substitute fur the Ne4iinE
gift n ia nd ~ all necessary -
mahe the shower an expensive lux
ufF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
FIRED ON
POAcHERS

Game Warden Hiaf says be had
to fire several Shuta into the air
ueAF the Frnfnent portAKs. fsstsr :
day. Ia protest himself from being
assaulted by sta men. lie went to
the portage 10 serve warrants 70. the
arrest Of men who had been speaflnsx
salmon.
lie found q net IN thu water with
81 % tske the net ffen the uaisf
he was bounced upon b. six men
Who we're hidden tu the brush. In
order 60 save himself from a beat
inE he drew his revolver and fired
several shots This had the e
feet 81 scattering the attacking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

as Miss Peek again arrives Al elsili-
zattlu
seen from Lake Tilieaa-a. soFata i
the grandrst mountain In America
i.sEcnd has q, si.st a piEmY city =
laeaiea Tar up Is side. ara Il #sa
thn inten,iim 81 the explorers e
search for a.
The party % Americans set sal ia
the early spring headed by Miss
fsrck who has Ions been a famous
mountain climber. with Prof. ". =
Tight nf the University 81 SnW
Mexico a. her chief !lsute can't They
arrived AZ Mailsutn. Peri ahaut tha
middle % July. and At once plunged
lnlAnA Cor thelr goal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

4. " west ! ". Wheeler
NEaT a WHEELER.
A 3 tutuu itirsE
Sunset Main Ell indrprudsHt. tft
Special sale u ballard krrv 1rscta.
extending ff1m Woodland PARK scst
20 Ballard and near end - Fremont
ballard ear line uir redurtloa IN
price for cash. o. GA trrma This f.
guaf ehhnes % buy q tErEe tract q
isnd Tor > Mtie money take al
faufaEe q IL The oniy ci1ae- in arrN
tfArts n Seattle. Tbs price 4 70
diced = per cent bur nov Nam
tsFEs tracts are Cirafpi. gil have
Epald stss fsook this property over.
We have over f.ea feet frontage ub
= broadway. Many choice CORNERS
left II vii pay roa 10 lock THE au.
II more convenient. call 81 ostf Hal.
lard effaea. corner - Aaruttd and
tssarf AYES Ballard. and have Sir
" y Ham - and show you the
aB@oid tracts TtieF cannot last long
AZ the prizes At which thar are no~
NUtnE
r. " West J w wheeler
WHIST a WHEELER.
A. fnion Block
Sunset Main an Independent. Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

EVERETT. sept a. William
Grant. the to-year-aid son Of Mr. ard
Mrs. W ~. Grant. - ftit HaFfia1n
street. barely escaped being KILLED At
late hour wednesday night he
was found lying daaed nsar IRE
street car track on the Garner -
summit an9 Twenty sixth streets ~
Miss EFnrnaiin~ Stout Had ~ not
beer atsroesrnd az the time ~ was
be Nauid have undoubtedly hsen In
lurst or killed By the street car
which passed along a few minutes
Afterwards
According - the boys story. hs
had h~en struck by a drunken man
and left where he felt We knew
nothing about the man except that
NJ was short ana heavy sst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

forces itiaf oonflHeaied The net
Later Clarence Norwood IA Al
reated FOR apeafing fish II Il IN
lawful To- take salmon mum ttezh
water. except with a hooh and Tine,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26
nAiNINn lsrAcn.

- IT. flsAck TO LiNf-
hssusifsi isssslss 90 Scr. q i..ss wsss.
lnstaas shsst 20. On s-csns si~etffe cars
ffosn Fis~i snd wsshins,sa. isrxs ists.
s. sss SIC Al !, az So ss rs az ! 8 8
naaeth. - eirsafy sid. errfyt,5.Ig lits.
Ksinisf Bs@ehi re TIE beet aus shssp-
s..tsrsss .-sssi.' eeu-ess.' $50. IN, ~.
ssfsss sssi cleared ard grades AVENUES
sits~aissi sfana viswsi boating hathihs
useira hlst sse h-sishfull plsasy -oa1
saa cts water lumber On terms o. hcHaa
built, So NJ Wet. aren't erie. AZ
Rsfnisv n~seh. az g X. nturtsvaat. ous.
-. sio hnssoS bssrs-
LARGE f.room house or broadway
liue. let nxieo all On fruit. only
too. easy terms
way car. lot a t-ssiao. only ma
fIftessf.rnnm sat nee ; blocks High
School INCOME ffNn per year az Is
per cent net. will sell now At hspe.
Pine new s-room cottage and one new
fsruafn cottage, bath. toilet. large lot.
ans yi.w on Queen Anne. Whole
never Eeen occupied
Lots q other good bargains In all
RoavE a CO.
g. Pacific Block
ron SALOONS and one Groom
house. new. near Madison. also cash.
balance In monthly payments same
f.ssis o. monthly payments
Also number Seattle property for sale
n A ANDERSON.
GO Denny Way
Phpnrs. Bun 1911. Ind, l. lxia
READ THIS.
f1fk-f i-ina aarvs n ghnice lard fac
iHE en- county road only - mile
ffssu sisgtrtc car viii BE- sold on very
ADAMS q NTcHor.s
First Avenue and cherry street
81 Washington Building.
CHEAP lots - tas ~. At Hiilssan eltv.
enig II minutes rise On OLD Henfon car
line On Washington street terms IS
Down. = monthly. come today. large
warm office on Erounds.
ron farms snd acreage IN Western Wash.
lnften cab On siettsrEreh a Arnsii -
PARTIES wanting 60 squat on home
stead claims cruising hopl Oh M aud
better. cal reein ~ facifc block.
FpR SALE .nsirlsr ,s,slss ~ a
roesns. iela ist ave. south.
ix2s. FINE level tot, on car line. Unit
VafNttN Heights CLEARED. city water.
J 3. Taylor. Us Arcade.
Help Wanted-Male
WANTED Weaver At Pacific Rug
factory. 100 Harrison ~ Phones.
Sunset Red aies. Ind. A uTf.
For RENT urnished Rooms
GRAND fkffFIc 1soTtf. iiis Firsi ave.
nue- Hense newly furnished. All modern.
prices moderate
HousEk EFPING rooms. single OF en-
suite. 1873 Fourth.
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GANFfEfD. sept Is u y
irown. who shot r. , Turnbaa here
August ,. viii probably have u face
this charge 81 murder before many
weeks have elapsed Turntaw =
pAyuiesana declare that the injured
man can not live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

BI9 Aaciion aals a fufniinre- Nfs
Dearborn $50 jackson street. GA a..
egunt 81 81 ifeaith ~ iraNinE Tor fhs
easts viii aGrf her - rooms - fur
sept. &fh AZ - > . clock aharu. con
Eistine u 3 choice bed room euits I
COOS stoves nearly new. } kifrhen
aae7fzas ; folding he.is. ] Majestic
range. = good Estey organ. } good
heaftns Stoves. ! oak aide board
hail trse pafiar furniture. carpets
and pthef goods too numerous "a
n4sf-ian| jos Martin. Auciion@er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-26

The Butler barber shop IL upef.
day and night. M. Shrewsbury.
manager, 80