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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
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FOR TALENT


Yesterday was q banner day fer
the talent 81 The Meadow Rtve
wsl-piayad f&SorfteH came first un-
sssr the wire, thereby putting = 1iE
ssrffnp IN ths piethnrtc tank rolls II
the sufocrzts Of the bettinK rina
Tfse card was a fairly snnf ere
the fields well balanced and the
hurses. pith but feN ard e0upara-
lively animroFfsnt exceptions IA
true 10 form This latter condition
was not - be expected, a. The rAfa
Of the night before had made The
track heavy ard it looked as though
fhs naua iarss were 70 have an IN
ming. Ths track had dried suffl-
eIsnfiy ~ starting time. however, 20
put Il IN reasonably good eandstiosi
CiauGztor. an k-to-t shot. won the
last race. being ths Only long priced
starter 70 get . winning number
aarfnx the day.
Following ars the results:
FTRsT FIve-eiKhthE of a
mile. selling four yeaf-olds and W
Roffafre. ) 10 /. Ashley up. first
M1uda. second.
Goddess % Night. fhird.
Time a5 IL
SECOND RACE xhths Of
a mile. selling. four ysar-oids and
Assessment first. to /. Ashley up.
Pirate Maid. second.
Douafor. third.
Time ..
THIRD RACE Five furionRa. sell
fna, four year-oidE and up.
Eqpirando first. even. Coils up.
Faam4 rock second
Rosebud. third.
Time-f.Q3.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and 20
yards. selling. three year-oids and
Up:
Anvil fret. 10 1. Hllderbrand up.
Naasaiq, second
Rim Rock. third.
Time 90.
FIFTH RACE,-siK furlongs. sell
Ing. f0ur-year- ODDS and ups
Amasa first 2 Ia 10 /. a. Powell
~.
Arthur Ray second
Hilary. third.
Time L.
SIXTH HACE--One mile. selling
three year-aidH ana up
Gladiator. 8 10 .. FraNisy Up. first
Vctrau0. second.
Fiiiibuster. third.
Time-zisfs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
CASE OF THE
PUBLIC BE-
CORPORATION TORE UP
STREET AND WON'T
REPAIR 1T

THE naw famous Macintosh strip
On Railroad avenue r. now causing
the business men on Washington
street hear Railroad avsnsr. some
trouble
Eighteen months AFRO the racinc
Cost company began the erection
Of \ building on the corner. and tore
ap the sidewalks IN exravating 90
tho saIssr edge ~ she strip which Il
claims. Tbs nHFu8e litigation aa a
result % the claim Of the city to the
strip.
After the matter was taksn Into
she courts. neither the Pacific Cnast
and company nor the city would fs-
place the sidewalk. on account ~
the undecided question % which vas
authorized 20 % 81
Msnnvhils the business men on
that aide - Washington street have
been thu sufferers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

Advises received on the Cottage
City, arrtVins to-day. states that
Duncan errek, Tributary % the
Stewart river gives PROMISE Of sur
passing the klonlike On extent af
goia- pIotuCiug area. if net In rish-
ness Gov, Hahkdsin asserts that
the AREA % paw dirt on the creek
and It's tributaries r. xreateF thau
that - the klondikn and To- irihu-
tafi.s
SOME isira Of the value - psinean
creek claims can be obtained fTsm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
CLEANING UP ON
THE WATERFRONT

The removal OF death .trapa and
uhstfuctlOhH 90 tran1r on Railroad
ssnHne - EFasiualls bs aEassHa aa-
cahuiiahsd The rotten piankins en-
tho Commercial Mlll eompanY p
property. bet we-sa MaFian and Mad
isnu stFaata IL being Replaced with
new tifnhuFs - recommended 80 the
lsBafd - public works ~ Port WaF.
dsn Jensen
Tie cid buildings formerly arcu-
nird a. Offices b the haFb 1ftfla ate
and gthsfs nave been haul - aw2Y
Within the past feW days he eoaa ;
p4rsiun u the aufk nf wid~nfaF Ran.
rad avenue VIII uaAe ~ HHcNanaHY
fHF more 81 sueh ahaaha ans riias ~
YUM isrr and Fafuaa Nhieh N ss heen
lHiis'a in trent - The Wafuhnuaaa 10
4 ! rsfuaFra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
GRAND CHAPTER ENDS

Al the afternoon session yesterday
n the GRAND Chapter OF the ORDER
~ The Eastern star the following
ofticrfs fnf the ensuing term we've
uleNted Grand uatfan lillian ~
Blaloek % Waiia Waiia; grand
patrvu. ] a. Campbell 81 Tacoma
grand secretary. ttsHie J pgfnnrcst
~ Tacoma, and grand treasurer.
Allce n Taylor 90 Seattle.
Nith the installation this morning
% these offtcera tbr annual com
munieatien OF tho order WAS CON
cludrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

fhsy pstitisnsd ths hoard ~ pub.
~ WORKS yesterday IT, he allowed
80 bull q temporary walk at theft
uNn expense
Sides ak inHp~atuf Alrnek has
taken the matter ug With The Pa.
rirf Coast company. and sufas at
isfsrtaFg afIuatm~at - the uiastes
vii probably be- utads in n few lays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
WAS HE THE
SUCIDES
MRS. N. N. REpFlELn OF $40
KANE. SEEKING a BROTHER

Mrs 81 ~ itsdneld Of apaka1e
hss written iettef ca the Seattle
police IN which che states that sac
believes the man Who blew his head
~ near Meadow Point with dYna
mite may have been her brother
aha dropped out % sight last lau
uhrY she does not give his name
but stated that be ahH a young mar
about 6 feet Z inches IN height HBt
Of iiaht compile sian.
The remains 81 the man found
near Meadow Point Hcre never ideu
tiiied They we're buried soon Hf
Tor the hoay was found, a. they Neft
ia such Is state ~ decomposition thai
tinnfinration would have been al
iauat im isssihir in any i-asa.
The fhrurY that the suicide wa
W "a cFoHe uf ela- Elum has beef
Improved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

"nisok apufaoon," viii conduct the
services
First Unitarian Rev w - ~
mausH Al M o. IA. Nobody
ChHda sermon n the Interest Ut
our humane and charitable iuatitus
toms" Introductory address. siiremH
ertuu Without Saloons"
Trinity Parish REV - ~ doNHn.
At ~ "a. ma Dives Hnd lazarus
2 80 y, NJ. srhH aGapel According
10 Hf Matthew
81 Marks fiev } y D. fiwyd.
AZ ~ a. M '@fhe plnieultles Of
Practical Religion ui m tsHH-
Sums from the Life of ltehslaah
The choir will render the cHutut IT
'Rebeknh." hy Harnnby.
church ~ uod REV J N webb
Att q. m. path Withuut Works
~ Dead" The church has moved "a
Seventh avenue between Spring and
seneca streets.
Hev. a. II. sutton viii preach
morning aud evening "a the first
~ T. church or Green Lake on lab
bath. Mauing subject The Judg
ment." evening. what Can I dor
Homan Catholic Msstinas
81. Mays Parish Hey. W. J.
Metz Church corner ~ Twentieth
avenue aud Juek Aou street, iarlb
mass and sermon tehiidrens maaaj
B 80 a. ~ sunday =Hehooi $50 y 10
Instruction and brnedietion, 80
D.. ~.
Church ~ our Lady n Good Help
itev D. \ prefontnins Al %. IA.
i1w mass. 10 30 m high mass.
4. m. veHpora and bsnedleiion.
Sacred Heart church ftHv. Geo. a
iiild A. q a. ~. and =. IA, iow
mass 30 =. n, yeHpefa. sermons
ana henoairtiun.
Church u the Immaculate csncep-
ti0n Rev A Hweefa Al 20 and
30 r. m. low mass. 1880 a. m.
high mass and Sermon $50 .. m.
rosary ard hauadistiou.
Special Meetings
Queen city rhensaphleai foeioty-
Atk g. ut. Soul IN It's Mnnifrnta-
ton ~ Nature" g J clark.
fhenauEhicai Society. Seattle
odEe A b. ~. Evolution from
The crystal o. the christ Thomas
Prime - San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
FIRST W04K DONE AT
EAGLE HARBOR

The new steel marine ways Of the
ysnli sha.s.ssstlss.ss ize4sz .-s.,s-sts
Ffofbor Were used Tor the first time
yesterday The ship Reuce was
hauled up. and later the schooner
Okaiogsn was placed on the ways.
The construction II the new ways
means a great deal To the town ~
Eagle Harbor. The situation u
ideal for e ahlpbuilding plant, the
narbor being almost com pleteig land
locked. The old yards u the com
pany were located at Port Blnkeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
ARTISTS

Patrons Of the Newspaper Artists
league were given n private view Of
the pictures on exhibit at the knich-
erbocker hotel. last night The large
pa rlors where thu pictures and clever
cartoons are hung were thronged
and uiany OF the sketches have al
ready been sold Newspaper ar
lists FROM San Francisco. Portland
Los Angeles and Seattle have sent
fhelf heat work 10 the exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
DAD" GOES AWAY

Capt =. I AmahurY. better knawn
as Dad AmshurN n aheui 60 lsaYs
the ceanf after a lans service here IL
leaves this eitF g. take command If
the well known American ship itrnY
r. hyde. HH toms which D. abuul e.
sail FOR New York
captaia AmcaWra has resigned bic
command ~ The ahip $, - Carlstna
which Will be taken lay capt e ~ Ne
t.scd whom capt AmahurY suceuedH
On thu tIgda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
MORTALITY RECORD

Joseph tavenyood. aEsd - years
died al Providence hospital last
nlght. iir had uome 10 Seattle nom
Spokane 10 undergo az operation
Ito was president ~ the Spokane
Grain company and a vel known
man ia that city, " il probable that
tho body win ho shipped there taf
fnfnFfnaHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
QUEEN OF
the CARNIVAL

The queen ~ the carnival 10 10 given
IN July BY the Western Central Labor
Union will probably b. either the mem
Der Of a labor organization OF tho
daughter or sister ~ union man. Ths
committee IN charge 81 the carnival
has not yct officially announced that
such will be tha conditions under which
the queen r. 10 be chosen. but "a def
mite announcement 20 that effect II eE-
flecffd N = few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
AGAINST
SEATTL

rer ths purpose. q l. said. ~ tiveFt-
Ing the arnstuE Alaska business feerr
seattle O. NaaevuNcF the Canadian Pa
ctfte Naytskttnn Company ard the a.
uadlaH racifle railway have eunaaii-
aAtst rhr nsvias tich cefupsay. whtrh
Operates "A steamers between Nauscue
yer and skaspaN. has hsrrtafofa eevn
an lnaepeadant corpora ftati. eithUnsh
both companies have Warke he elase
harnfuuS
II X further satd that the Canadian
Pselsse railway snd the White Pass
a yukon route haVs catered new
agreement ~ which they intend a. re-
sura tariffs from NauccaYcF tN skaE'
Way and nawsan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
RrrtIaN rEoM ABROAD

After an extended tfip through
Europe aud the iaoly Land. At aud
NrH Frederick kari attuse and MiHs
aidania iNrth returned Go Seattle
yesterday nufiuH their tour. which
has lasted seven months. they visit
"a an tho plareH made famous ia
met Letsh Hunt Of Seattle. who Mr.
Strive SAYS l. intefuated Ia a hiF
Irrigation scheme Ia the aoudan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
1T WAS A
FINE GAME
OUT rsg oRgooNIANs CAME
OUT ON Top

PORTLAND, June t8~=it was q
beautiful exhibition 0f the national
game here yesterday afternoon
hen the Wsbfeatsrs defeated psss
dates Kids b. 4 seAra % 3 e .
Little Harrnau - happy He Won
out against puEiale. ths mar She
did not think him Warth ss@pins last
yesr. And WIN eat also akeinst Her
ME Mckay. who has failed hat few
times 20 vin sfeES sanse hs has
pitehed far Deg fhia scasen
The isaftianasrs gathered into
their basket NJ hits off Mckay
while the Statistics could hneek cut
bat eight scattering hlta
The Features of the game we're the
TIVE hsxN~r~ raped cut BY Farrvt
- fortiand and Haian 81 Seattle
All TIE others q tie - ats wsrs
Singles
The seuse BY ianlas.
ssstsls ...eaeettase-s o
HUTTE June ig-Ths ilati- san
Ffanct.r's warns yesterday ufae called
iu the seventh innnins an account ~
fAln. SceFs a tte. : 10 2
HELENA. lure II -ras Angelo.
roa from Helena yesterday. score
tos
.,. 49, .s,.. ~ = 'y ~, :: = :.
tnok ths Ts1ama TiHsfs luto camp
Yesterday. seVFv % L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

A dssa Was flied iu she saaItafss -
flee yesterday aaue~9lag EatH ) - In
BEL A nrnnJts aEssiflaa = tha ely =
asatslH fratu sffs A I. f-suw q VS.
Nafth set fnFasi nenf sosupaay. fof =
consideration - t-aAhaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

NEAR ksnt atsd rtn.e e the tntsrurhan
ruafi 2. 10 and Ao-acfa tracts most OF
thaa in high state % CultiFatinus anffis
partly eiosfsdi $50. 80. 500 and sfaJ
~ arfe. the cnufs you can raise N this
land wii nav faT q ~ = shot slssa. -.
better eaii Ia Western Washington. II YaA
nre interested come ~ ONCE Tor at af,aNr
pfieeH they won last long foNr s.lld yes
tsrtay. three the day bsf6res positively
che tesf buy ~ the valley
ROBERT MALTur. tie New Yorkhiaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
Pacific coaut Clothing Comply.
az. ..''i i.'an Clothing
900 First Ave. Cor. Marion ST.
Classified Ads


FHaAAtHNN RgfAA
AUCTION sale y elegant h0uzehBid
furniture all take place on Mon
day. the iaths 81 z D. m. al private
fratdencs. uf ngVen f1ouE at GO
Belmont avenue lthks broadway
carr. q. q Hlekefton 4 %. have
been favored with instructions to
Heil BY auction The following
hFusa fnoaated beds. springs. white
cotton ard hair mattresses Affds.
eye f8npsr bureaus. enuodta and
ghiffoniefr. elsRan Weathofed Ga *
dining SGT, consisting ~ extension
table. dining chairs. leather IN
halstered buffet. china - bsnas ak
velour t=qftieres. cost sss pair
Arabian aat cgrfatnH. ~. ing
dsHk. Hisri1N Administer earpsts
rocker. elegant upright piano.
heater steel range. fine he. fling
"tslsf4oNn SPREADS. etc. the . boFe
VIII - on Kiss Saturday betpe~rl
and .. m p q nlekortan a
Co. AuefiCnrera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson az uanks Hall
Mondey ana Friday evenings. Pri-
yate isssope daDF,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
CEMENT WORKERS
FORM A UNION

A. meeting IN Painters hall last
ThurHday night the ssetfle Cement
Workers union c0mplet~T ~ orsaui-
zatl0u ard elected the following per-
manent officers; ~ Piper. presidents
= Quaie. trsaauror, and l.. Hudson,
secretary.
The union has affiliated with ms
Western Central Labor union,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

HERE - 4 Goon BuY.
I'D Heres rieh clay land. 10 sores cleared /;
- pasture nfrahr,i 900 bearing trses. ALI
hirlds ssaah fFuits spring water good 3
rnrtn hHiiaa. barn Aixat several outhuild-
mss team NaEnns, ntaWiuE machine
fafHiinH liufiefHerfHi household furniture
ca~a. had ynunE sfock every thlnF
Ho~si prize toF fwN DAYS ffaao
fzpHEHT MALruN. sio New Yofkhiara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

ZINE sun all in cultivation and fenced :.
small house. orchard ell Kinds OF small
fruit owner a. obliged o. lew and ~
WILLING o. sacrifice % make quick safe
noBEnr MALrnY. 40 New YorkblocA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14


Iiin chance for a hnme=23fs. s acres q
excellent coll only II minutes walk from
the electric ear, good neiHhhnfa handy to
eahool and emily ~ minutes riis froni the
clty Adams n Nichols Oh Washington
building.
CHEAP lots Al sas w At HIIman city.
only ~ minutes ride on old Nentou car
iino on Washington street terms IS
down - monthly. Come today. Large
warm Office on grounds,
WE can locate YOU on the best homestead
lands Ia Warrington. We have some
gosd farms Tor sale. call ON 4. H.
Casey, 400 Pacific block. Seattle.
FOR SALE-Nice i-room cottage,
modern, on Path ave, near Nadis
son. $500 Address owner. star.
FOR SALE h-room cottage near Mad
iHon power house. on easy terms
SNo. as Arcade.
i'uR aale=Ncw house; 3 rooms. pantry and
bRHemeuti ahot 10 rods from north end
OF Fremont ballard car line, 2ia North
street Address X, Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

FOR SALE-3is acres owner needs
money and wants offer.
Two acrea. A. eco .....-.
Lots from $50 up. on monthly pay
meuts all close to car line and
overlooking Green lake.
Two cottages IN North Seattle. 81. 500,
4. and "A number OF other bargains In
North Seattle property
Tel fnL L7n72
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

Night
Specials

Ladies Kid Sandals silk bow pref.
- buckle. tipD Falae .z..l 600
Infants. Kid MaeeaHlna wine and
red - value y 4#...z=..s. loo
aa.iHeL niaek psau d. Huis bllk.
regular 81 0 value. nos 7Bo
hest Grade ahambfaE aad fsfeale
Huu Honuets. ~ and 3pe value
.st4Htt.s. taaf..a=sfHHHs #Hss#sasHs. Toe
Gents HHibriEsan Shirts and Draw
ars. - value .szs. sz-s.....tz Zoe
Mems Iaundefed Pefcafu Shirts.
actually worth ne sIt..#.r. 4Do
Ladies' Seamless Black Hose, lac
value l..##...ss. #t.t-t. ..s..tsHt bc
Fancy EHatia Hose Supporter.
nickel buckle BE fHilie .tss 100
niseh Pins per boz ...s5s.=s.s to
Little Fellows Three piece Suits
tAa9 VnluH ..a#..#z. ..#...sz..t DIS
80 hoseH hiEh grade Autumn Violet
Toilet Soaps cakes m box -
yalHr5 per haE #...#... .=#..z... De
oonHina President Huzps adrra. reg
uiar g. value .s#..#4...# 3ss
Ladies Embroidered Lawn H1nd
ksrchiafr. b. value ....-...s. Sc
g.ineh side Fancy Hiih Neck hlb
bon, regular "a value .s5.... $50
aeimina Mascot Kid Gloves aixeA
= and - only. Manufacturer
price 81 - s=s..assssas IHsss.sa Doc
a IoaT or oTHEHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

The Piasnbars union o. this city will
eiys picnic 70 Pleasant beach June
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

SMALL taH dog answers 20 Hanis
~ Tiny reward r0f Information ~
if returned q 1871 seventh avsuue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

THE PLACE To LIVE
EAHY ~ REACH HAsN TO RuN.
- sutffut location on shore of lake WASH
tnEtnsn short ride on - electric cars from
First and WaHhinEtani large lots. aoti D
ara sailing fast At SO. 81 aud tfe0. -
and siu down and - utanthi US Hirestg
sold. eVeryhss,lf tikss Rninisr beach ia
the best aud cheapest property On market
Cor hnsne ana Investment. schools
Chuft hes. stores fine garden soil, cleared
and Efsded avenues, sidewalks. grams
views. huatipg. bathing fishing hieh ana
heatthfui. plenty wood and city water.
lumber or terms ur homes built Sce Mr.
Weed. aErut, Office "a Rainier Beach -.
Z " aturtaeant. owuor. $40 BOSTON block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

Hifnt aHruHH has ehBuaal bands. asa %
Tor THIS week mHklnE nnH flH Sab gst
photos ~ 81 10 dozen. also long
eyHFinf ahf sHiafKinf "a lowest pfirss
Onsn HundHFa - ~ DsQuss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

HfIiA WHEHHY pietsrs ~ tom0ffsw "a
flf tfalH1Hiha ranch HafiiHa. iasa 81 HHiis
iuFfYn5 tahs steamer ifaas a. tseslid
PARK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

an tie maH. ~ niss in YOU home 9TH
~ srfssHH Hanaali me snfff ufaf. 80
Ha tiaan. Phones Main ITO. a 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

MONEY

70 get aalaried emylaBea AID Nnsa-
saruera get 0af system n loans mat
seta you out IT debt. any iHhR 80 sen
tisman. clerk. book kasper. salesman.
trainman. maehiuisi. engineer. ETC..
having reliable employment cat EHt
just on his ustr
monthly = mon. uklI.
il49 Return 20 no $500 o. 80 = ~ 80
! b Return 90 us fzzz ~ 40 Or q .
! = IS Return - rs G1a ~ aA or -
! % Return 60 80 so 0r 200 % %
Easiest terms lowest rates. conf
Dental no inquiries qale aefFi,eE
courteous tfssI meHt The Star Loan
co. - Marion block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
Mel |
State Medical Institute

7oi First Ave. Foot OF Cherry ST
Seattle, Wash.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14
indications it is thought quite likely
that there will be Considerable wind
in connection with the storm.

Eugene Or, Nov II. A. B. Lyon
and William Lively were arrested
at the Black Butte mines near Cot
tage Grove, by Uaited States Dep
uty Marshal Roberts yesterday,
charged with perjury in swearing
falsely to the homestead land entry
of Johannes J Brauti. The men
we're brought to Engene this morn
ing and will be examined before
United States Commissioner Wes-
ton tomorrow.
The accusation states that on or
about September 10, this year, Lyon
and Lively violated section 1892 of
the revised stAtuiee IN king an
oath as follows.
"That they we're. w. acquainted
with the homeslead eptry, ex. 81,
made by Brauti and Krew, and the
present condition of the same; that
said Brauti has never established
his residence ON the said tract nor
cultivated or improved the same;
that he has bsen absent therefrom
for a period of more than six
months past without obtaining a
leave of absence.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14

Portland, Nov. 1.-The Orego-
nian says: The severe storm that
have held sway over this section Of
the Coast since Sunday is now NOV
ing toward the Rocky Mountains,
but from all indications another se-
we're one is close in its wake and Or
egon may have a continuation of
the weather of the past few days.
The wind that accompanied the
first storm was the most severe that
has been experienced in some time.
At the mouth of the Colu 90 bia it
reached a maximum velocity OF 80
miles per hour from the southeast.
At Seattle it was SO miles per hour,
and at Tacoma 30 miles per hour.
Yesterday afternoon the barometer
at the local weather Office began
to fall rapidly and reports from out
lying districts indicated that q
storm of considerable proportions is
moving in this direction. From the
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14
CONQUERED BY ELECTRICITY
7. L. Dueger, the well-known Ex-
Editor of the Scio Press, Writes
of His Wife's Experience
With DIR. Darrin's
Treatmetn.
(Albany Democrat.)

This gentleman of high standing
in literary and social circles attests
the merits of DR.. Darrin's new dis
coveries in the treatment of the
ear, by electricity and medicine
His open letter to DIR. Darrip, To-
Gated at the Revere House, follows.
and should decide =all procrastiuat--
ing people to visit the doctor,
while the opportunity is offered.
The doctor remains in Albany un-
til Nov. Is, and will be in Corval-
Ills November 18th to D scember 1st
MR.. DUGGER's LETTER.
DR. Darrin: Dear Sir:-aMy wife
has been troubled with discharge
and gradual deafness in her LETT ear
for the past II years. Since conn
mencing treatment with you two
months ago, I am happy to state
the discharge has entirely ceased
and her hearing is gradually re-
turning. I feel confident that she
soon will. be entirely relieved from
all trouble arising from this source.
I make this statement freely. trust.
ing that others who may be affect
ed similarly may be encouraged to
take treatment from you.
Respectfully,
T. L. DUGGER. y
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14
CORVALLIS, OREGON. NOVEMBER
boat, wanting to take passage, but
no attention was paid him.

boat, wanting to take passage, but
no attention was paid him.
Members of the boat crew stated
that it was the general belief down
at Stella that the log cars had been
loaded too heavily, which was the
direct cause of the accident. Had
the wreck occurred few hundred
feet down the track, it is said that
the men would have been precipi.
tated into the slough and they
would undoubtedly have been
drowned. Joseph Black is the en-
gineer who escaped with slight in
juries.
Francis Weist, a cousin of George
Weist, the man seriously injured,
and a part owner of the logging
camp Of Weiet & Mowrey, said:
The accident was unavoida BILE.
The logging road isesix miles long,
with 4 per cent grade"
The engineer, Charles Black, had
only been employed two days. We.
ist and Weideman, the two men Sc
riously injured. were putting in
their first day as brakemen on the
road. Previous to the accident the
ofdidary load of logs was three
cars, but on this occasion they start
ed with FIVE cars.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14

Corvallis, Nov s, 1898
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14
For a Bad Cold. :

If you havea bad cold you need
a good reliable medicine like Cham
berlain's Cough remedy to loosen
and relieve it, and to allay the irri-
tation an inflammation of the throat
and lungs. For sale by Graham
q Wortham.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14
Notice.

o. J. Blackledge having sold his inter-
est in the firm of J. D. Mann & Co TOT,
D. Mann and D M. Smith, all persons
knowing themselves to he indebted to
the firm are requested tn r-ll and settle.
]. y M.on & Co.
Corvallis Nov 6 1909
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-11-14

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