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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
New Cotton Underwear.

Values in Night Rotes 49c, G2c, 75c 800, l.5
and 80 each
Drawers 25c, 39e, SOC 75c and $l.oo pair,
Corset Covers 25o s. Pc, 75c and $l0O each.
skirts soc, 75c, sl.0c 1.25, 100 200, $50, 800
100 40C and 3 90 each
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
New Linens .

Some II The best values we have ever shown.
Aew Tray Cloths 25e apiece
New Towels DC apiece
New Doilies, all sizes and shares NC, r., to-.
l2iec And 2lc apiece
New Linen Scartiu1 far bureaus, com.
modes and tray cloths hy fAe yarl only -sca vi.
New open work bordeu Table n4mask Sc au8
7se yard,
specials in Crashe, &c. te. 81. lee and l4,ca s..
Remnants of sleaehed Table pamask~ worth
&c, only NCaN yard
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
silks

New satin Fo.ard Dress silks, special new
patterns, Use.
Black ''reau de Sore Satin Duchess and Tat.
fetas, extra values, 15c, ~ o. 1.ab and LOO Nd.
lot of remnants of fancy ana plain silks At
great reduction in prices 10 close
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
Dress Goods.

Our line of black Dress Goods never was $.
complete. All the latest style black Goods
the market. 80 or more pieces "a select From
sec, 62e, 75c, 81 co. Lbs, $50, LIS and 2rN yat
Colored Dress Goods. Etamlne>. Lendt
Twines. CheViots, Serges, HeuiiettaS and mike
goods sec Use, Sl.OO, Is and 1.50 val
Remnants Of Dress Goods, the ace uulatiul
Of the past six months, Al about half J.. ice.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
Somerset Central kgr'I. Society.

The Annual Meeting of the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society, will be
held at the Office of Danforth & Gould
on Saturday, February IA, 1903 at 2
o'clock p. m for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year and for
transacting any other business that may
legally come before it. Per order,
2wG H. A. ARCHER, Sec.
Skowhegan, Jan. 81, 1908.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
DIED.

Embden-Feb.2 Q. James Hodgdon, aged Sc yrs
mos. 20 days.
Skowhegsn,-Jan. 81, Mrs. Hannah, (Weston)
wife OF Roscoe M. Dunbar, aged 43 years, 8
months.
Cal.-Feb. LIST. Mr.. John Henry Loring form
erly of Norridgewock, born Oct. 80, 1921
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05
White Goods.

Fancy Merceriled Stripes l-l3e, o', 2'r, &c,
35c. 4 and SOC yard.
New Scotch Flaunels, one oi fae best maj. rial
for waists, sc yard.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05

MARK DOWNS: ladies' Jackets 200 35G 300 100 ar 9Go
discount hdes Fur sar 81 b. former price s25 Fa naos
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05

Soc, worth soc. Ladies Golf Vests hall IN
yard One lot Of FanneletteS only IL a s1t
price. Chidren's Fur sets 71c, 81 o. =
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05

.lHee Remnants ot FAuuele'tas - q
M, worth Toe Ladies Muhs Isl half
anil 80
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-02-05

do so, occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
SQUARED
CONTRACTOR kAlBERa CAN
Still oUr CITY JOBS

Al the mectlng OF the board OF
public works fhi WoruiuE. tile cune
tHtet fer the mNiHs of concrete side
walks ON Twenty aeaand avenue.
from East linton 90 Fast Main
street was awarded O. J kalbofH.
despite the fact that the beard Ht
Its previous meeting refused tu give
him the work on the ground that he
vac delinquent With other city
joins
The contract Tor LAYING e water
main un Twentieth avenue south
Waa awarded a. d Mcclellan 4 Go.
lfHa rire= Instead ~ wooden ougH.
wla probably he uaasi Atiffii s.
aarta secured the contract fHr iay-
us the Proposed water main ON
Ewing street
No action was taken by the board
IL the matter uf locations faf thr
drinking fountains that enc Wash
iuEton EauHarg Fountain company
nfaHoarH iuHtltifHg iu various parts
Il the city The petition 81 che come
pauY was ordered placed ora file ana
The board entered into 40 discussion
~ the subject though it iH said "a
quiet investigation ~ the s9hrmr
approved 81 the cltE council lu
granting permission Tor the installa.
tian ~ the fountains. VII he made.
Many Improvement bids were
opened hy the taafd - public works
this morning amnus them heluf
bids for che ytadfng of East siif,ier
street ffem iifaaHwaY to- fNFifth.
and nf Fifteenth avenue uoflhrhsi.
aud The LAYING ~ eancrwts walks on
Yaaisr way ana valley street
owing 81 a deficifut statement Or
the nreelfieat.nna tl,e board VIII re-
advertise for proposals. for LAYING
ths proposed water main on Elas-
eHth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
$3.50
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN /

Superior Judge Aihsftaau THE
morning granted q alForos 70 Mr.
! 81 albson GA grounds Of draefs
tian aad non support hrs 0ibsou
testified that kef husband asnt o.
Alssha three years aNo ard since
= :. =. -. 80 ss.s = I.
Mrs. Abhss Saith today Instituted
aver rFersssiinEs asainst janice
Smith. She asks Tor = derrwe OF the
afnuns - drunkenness ana unn sup
feft. Thsy have been msffisd IS
years
LITTLE AAppsniaaa $500.
q. A. Garfield. the millionaire dtn.
epycfrF 81 The fret BIG pii producing
Nriis u California. l. IN seattle On
vacation trip
John Nhitnhsn has filed a siaifn
against tho city Ia the sun Of tstae
for Frfeenai iasurtgs. alleged - have
been sustained ~ a fall through =
defective sidewalk ThH accident ia
said to have occurred July ~ Ga
Maynard avenue. near Charles
street
Henry Loninia Nelson. professor of
political science Ia Williams cul=
iess, uhu vas formerly editor In
ehIrf Of Harfsefs Weekly - Ngsnas
tuK q fee days % he vacation In
Seattle. whiis % q western taur lie
leaves fuWsfr9e on q tfip 20 Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
4 POLICE
ROUNDUP
MORE THAN a SCORE or DIS.
REPUTABLE CHARACTERS
ARRESTED LAST MIGHT

THE police iaHt night arrested 4
aeufe ~ mote nf men aud ono wos
man. aH suspicious characters Of
Those, fa are not charged with any
nffcnse ana at the police station thts
morning 800 o.le. frnm thc chief aud
captain down. knew what the pflsz
onrrs HHrr "a San for
Thomas kYtn. J. y Beck VIM
Owens. " A Aluat William Dude
Hilly Madden a. D. Barnett james
ulruola. Prank Thompson. John Wi
saH, Frank eosfbAlt ana Will RAM
80 we're amH'lg those arrested b.
detectives ava gatfulHnen iu the low
- part 81 The Nlty May have been
ih iaii here brfote had several have
criminal n.cafda
Detectives Hubbard and Freeman
arrested Walter Hell iRok Hardy
and \ = Napier IA ne neN trus
Hsflnin HH fakfsfts Hardy waa ar
tested sefrfsl weeks hso az an ars
sefnplies ~ wopesn accused Of
stealing $50 from man He was
frleaHea ga that chHfHc
James HoEnaid was arrested a fre
months HKo fer stealing watch ana
sefnr mausF from "a man 81 the foot
OF washington street he saa re-
leased II the anptriuf cuurt John
Wilson has a bad reputation M RH-
attic. and 10 known - the criminal
Glasses - The ~fsffibis HHsde-
u wHH the regular staHaatypas
fauHf-ap that takes place ere in a.
Whiie. but - rot an Indication ~
any arnar thai chirf Sullivan has
ehahE"d hls DO nothing policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
SUSPECT NAY Be
PURSE SNATcRER

George Harvey. ae,iefad 60 be she
ptfnc sunteher Whn has been work
InE iu Seattle lately. VAS arrested
GA the n waterfront last night ~ Pa
friedman tlliir a man MAS seen Co
snatch purse frasn a Memau ntaf
fhe nDstafaee. Tas purse Was chain
"a 60 hef wrist ami be failed 90
ct a.
Two cifikenH HaW the act and told
the pRtrulmam Harvey answers the
description given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
FARE WELL BANQUET
TO MAJOR 6iNGhAM

A farewell banquet vaH given 20
Mi q. = bingham the retiring
United states quaftrrrnastrr. at the
Hafnirf club. iast night The din-
nef vas given by frw - hiH friends
and ~ - conclusion BE was gfae
asHfr1 With q silver iasInM -cus
IN feapafse ta She many enWgii-
~ 49,. " .s.3. =, =. - -
that ~ WHalN have preferred Il f~~
main in this city. even though his
assignment tUok him q she largest
ana most important fnet IN the De-
gaffment ana that he hoped some
daY g. be returned hers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

STREET CAR MEN WILL MEET
w. c. L. U. LEADERS

Teiaeffow morning. at 10 o'eiaek.
the teint meeting ~ thr Gesftis
STREET Railway EnpioYcn' union ana
ne Western Central Labor anian. Ia
9" Dc held The matter o. fha al.
leEed Discrimination % thr seattle
hlfftFie company against uHltr men
VII he gone into ta detail ana lHt.
l-'rtAnt dsNnlopasvntu may result
from The fslaafinF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
HALIBUT FISHING rs AN
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY

Few people oven ameue those
closely identified with the maritime
interests 90 tho city. realise the lm
portanee OF the hallbBt fishing ine
dustrV seattle a. the headquarters
Tor Tire 600 men eusaKed n fishHs
hallhul who do an theig oututtiuE
in this city.
Last month So vessels arrived from
the haNhut banks ANA departed
again. and seme Of them made TIVE
tfips. These schounerH made a total
catch Of NANA pounds of hAhbut
which they sold 90 iacal desiers fef
xlt.coa
The catch ia July was consider
ahlN below the average, ewing 60
the fact that che fish we've rcareg
and thegr was much stormy weather
on the hallbut hanks of cape flats
terry. Resides the haNhut fleet has
been Decreased ON ac,ount % the
fact that many e the hAlbut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
TYPOS MEET
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF l. r
U. BEGINS AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. -. e. Aug g
Nearly three hundred delegates
cafasuE from an farin % the Jnitsf
States auH Canada. have arrived In
Washington iu anticipation Of tne
opening msxt Monday 81 the forty
ninth annual convention Of the In
Irrational union.
TufnnrtoW the visitors viii take an
excursion 70 baltimore in fvaI8nHs
o. an invitation FROM the local typ
osraphital puiun q that city. Ths
bsfsuaaa sessions g. begin Monday
wtH probably last ten days oF two
weeks. as = lsrse Quantity Of best
ucsa demands the attention % the
delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

schaonern are new rngasrd ln aal-
mon FISHING The hiNHeat catch
made during thcTuputh waH Cpmrhrr
atNuiN email II WAS made hy the
Myrtle. which au nHe safHsr
caught eG $50 fish. The vessels Witch
arrived during the month and their
masters ATE the following
iAsf o.. Jacob inhnrnns Carelia
H. Appleton Theckla. - Henrik
son p,.ahkr. J nabcaek. Myrtle.
A. rmophehy. Aleeto. } Thnnp-
snus Nukoe4 a. Nelson, Tickle. A.
JoInaN. Reef ,. glhaaus Mary. ..
strand El.a q J Hickey. Daisy.
a Lunsy BfluE Gold. II. Forrest .
Highland Qucrn. q peHuoy Na7-
man suude. = T. Abbott. Admiral
Dewey r. Nelson Alma. j C Ash.
Caroline. J. Mattsan Edith. G.
larsen, Jennie - Decker j TRIM
Louisa, n Olsen uaueastrr. h
Ackleyi Pilot ] Johnson Vida. ~
W Burrows. shamfoek. T. Wainey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
BEES AS DETECTIVES
AND HOLD-UP AGENTS

enamith found the honey hidden ln
"a cave under it.
When night came. he armed ana
concealed himself urnr the rock
Not long afterWufd hc heard "a bug
~ approaching II stopped. und two
men began arguing over which ~
them should secure the honey
KliuHsusmith ruanr from conceal
mcut and isvried his gun IA them.
Ne discovered who they were aud
VIII have them arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
KILLED BY
A FALL
w. M. LAWRENCE WAS THROWN
FROM a GREEN LAKE CAR

ny a sudden infch Of Green Lake
street ear. w. ~. lawrence, q labor
e.. was thrown from itH rear plat
form. north Of Fremont NJ By
o'clock last evening. HIS head
struck against one of the p9ieH AZ
the side Of the track and bic hhull
vac fractured flt died q few min
utea later white BE- wHa hriua taken
a. Woodiawn station Lawrence
Naa returning a. hiH home ht Green
Lake after hia days work IN The
ci&y.
The hoag WIS removed 60 TIE Bon
neY Watson m1fRue, b order "i
gafunff l4uYr.
This morning the coroner made Il
post norton examination nf the
body and found That thc skull hnd
been fractured.
Lawrence leaves wife aud aoy-
HfHH children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

rlrranUua Samuel ikiineeu.
smith. a farmer LIVING near Locchs
burg, wars awakened early yeater
day morning bF au unusual hum
ming ut hia bees. tHFeHtlsHflng. he
discovered that honey had been sta.
len from several of the hives sud-
denly the bpsa began uylua to
wood ueNr BIS kliusenaisith foi
lowed and the bees halted a. ID big
r1Uk itoilluH the rock over. Killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
MRS. MAVERICKS
IMPRISONMENT

MANCHESTER. Eng, Aug s.
Mrs Florence MABhrick to-day en-
tered upon the fifteenth year 81 her
lgsprisonfnaut The Manchester
Guardian. commenting on the mat
ter. says u 10 Hot at al certain
that she xiil hs released ia 1904 N
this were done Il would be q distinct
concession ou the part Of tbs gov
ernmANt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

A man ls foolish 20 buy a regular
81 8 Shirt f0r tfo0 when he can
saenfe standard Wilson iiroa. per-
eala or Madras shirt OF the ttzte or
SIS quality fuf { %.
" ~ hutchinson Co. cor, q Sec
ona and Union street are selling b
Shirt fof 400 with two pairs ~
cuffH Nan cannot secure two pairs
OF cuffs nlnrm here for lees than 81 90.
All new. fresh and charming pat.
tnfua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

Rev. Lies silYn Edwards. a Welsh
Presbyterian minister of London. a..
rived this morning and IL the guest
% the Rev. owen jones. He ALL
preach tomorrow morning and even
in2 az the Welsh Presbyterian
church. Afr Edwards VAS FOR se1.
en- vsarr the pastor ~ the Ga pham
Junction West Presbyterian church
u London. he came 20 this cauG-
try for the purpose ~ studying the
American system OF education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

Thomas Hau. IN sccsntffe English
iabuFef v hose fFEends have f0r :
lung time believed ~ vas rrnnv
was declared not insane by rhysi-
cans who examined him ih the stl-
ps-FiaF court fnis morning Hail aAa
hrUuaht into cnuft two days ago 50
b. examined a. to his fitness - be
az large. Al that time the doctors
cuaid rot decide - neither Or rot ~
" az lHHans and The case VAS con.
tiuusd until to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
Tempered cepp.r

The loss sat Of temperinK copper
has been discovered and patented hy
Seattle people Their factory r. nov
turning out the ueib af 1919 First
avenue aeath Limited afuas;fst -
stock for sale. Information Euppiied
.of the Aztec Copper Manufacturing
Co. zas Burke bldg. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
A MERr YOUTH or los

NANbAtdA. H. Aux s-lfnncia
iiiHHou. famllinfiF known aa Uncle
Frank viii tomorrow celebrate tht
i0ad anniversary 81 his birth BE- the
midst ~ gathering of his friends
aud relatives a. hiH home IN Yer
non. lii4. village atolt 10 miles
ffom This city Mr. mnnon was
born nsst LynehburE. Va. GA AUG
Ism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
OWED IN VAN

Although his anasatiana ssse-.t.a
- ]. .i. 3 z = :: = : = =
hat watched him. the efforfs ~ a
- hsHi4f7lH the sfissr. to Sreaver
We - Sold thrown lnsy gha hat last
Tuesday b. INru Wilson. 4 mania.
we're unaFelilng The diver went
down Three times IN an attempt 10
secure the treasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
ApoLPH WAS aIUsT 8TUpio'

Adoiuh Rose. nhu was picked up
hf the police Wednesday niFhH and
Waa thought 20 be insane. wa dlf+
charged b AN insanity eommiHaian
he Judge Albeftaau'e court THIS
morning which pfofeHHed o. flpd
hIu just stupid
Tho tuHu hnd no money hhd judge
a ihgrtFnn pait htH fare 60 faeamnt
MhaIn be .lNn he nna fILrnl..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

rip 80 Salt take.
Mrs, TYueil ia forcwoman 81 what
10 known aa the Miilionalee.s Cl0h OF
Iuaoma, which ia sort al Cosopafas
tive restaurant and creamery. The
Tacoma union has bestowed sapgh
her the honor 0r sending hrr ~ itH
delegate ge the 81 Louis exposition.
My work there aha solid this
Afternoon. 1NiU be Go ianh after
MAitfearrH who ave unfortunate
enough to BE- s,nt aarift In that city,
Io see Ga It Nat they ID not afaN
cut too late at night and in other
WaNa 10 l,oh after thvlr comfort and
welfare. i viii also luok after the
mura essentially business inieffHir
~ the unions white nt the expaal-
ffsf4 H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
DENIES ALLIANCE

MADRID. Aus. s FORMER Prem
ier sitFrla IN an interviews today De-
usns TIA, an alliance has been form.
81 between France and spain. al
though thu extreme ffiendHuraN 90
the tao nations Leads 70 the hope
thnt an alliance aili soon te con
s4ssfsrfsa saa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

Mrn kate TwVn president of the
Tacoma Cuoka. Walters aud Watt
reesca anton ana northwest organ
iarr of thc International Mattresses
union# who e. nov TN the cttt acting
M chapcrOae for Miss Christine
Nahl. racoma.s igudne candidate
fut queen ot tho lahef carug0tl uaW
one of Queen Augustus maids ef
honor. and 81 queen Augusta her
sylf. has the distinction ot heing the
somaH Go fnat organise "a wait
rcsaaa union She ala that at Ia
coma five wears aH0.
Sluaa that tbnr the mattresses
uniouz am over the northwest have
eaiped in strength under the diree
flan nf Nts TVrreh " hN has hut
recently returned ftom a business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
ssrR = q y 81 d \ =
::STAR DUST:

luke 70 in TeNn
I.aSs ;he I.san. Who escapsa ffesn
the paddcd evii early this week, f.
IN Seattle he eaW the story ln TIE
star last nixht about the elty gar
kAge DUNN. ami the foileWinAt III
Iukv'k own hand was rvcslKfd this
aaorntaE
Tids-lans Thoughts
Seated last nssht IN a street car.
was weary ana ~ "a ease.
And ny aostrils y hlffcd al some
THAT rode on the evening breeze.
! know not What I vas aAyiaK.
kuaw what / Thought Just then.
breathing that garbaNs dump odaH
With a thtsasan4 ether aen-
There src q mare aianHas 90 this
e4etra from Isakcs tfenchant peHs
Thes wili b. scent - anyone free
81 charge the first time tEts soUtt
wind blows
Annual convention Of school SUP
eriutsn8en;s viii BE held IN oiyms
pia September -
Il suppose you never kfow What
yuu are EainK "a DO toweffos
"No. I never %. Ny weFk j. al
Hays cut auf fef ne
There could ~ no possible doubf
% his statement. yen see. he Vas
= coat maker. though occasionally
h sewea ~ a vest
-. - IA. s..a ~ :: =; !, q - =,
u Essds ffr
The star Dasf NaHs nesfn yeatef=
day made rs hif EvsryboiY =
as anxious a. he Is that ~ take
q yaeatlan. onr friend wrltea
Go take long rest. Y. s.--ioat
come bach"
Other writer's sNys
n. c. F.-~ws need Il as bad ~
gol do
y. Q VT win pay all your
expenses and you caH stay away A.
Iong as you want %.
n I s-"us4n't seem % sfs Z
would he very hard - ct some
body 70 take your place. Almost
any ho5y could 10 ss
ffuus~r-"t'asris oct % ufY ranch
ard III mistake you for clnuas
mon bar some car VIXEN I've ses
my gun"
s,sllacoous-.swe have one empty
eeil waiting fof yaa.
ANtHE FANfE8etftflr 81 FiN1fs8Ht nave
Led the Star Dust sfan - Noo his
muse once more IN n similar vein:
Nobody
"E.VerY bodys ont % tnNn,~ Il what
I'm told fhese days
Every hodys goue away TO dodge
the sums bot rays.
Every body's hunted out resorts
both far and near.
Every body's- gone but me
I'm
stil
Here.
fncen1iarlcs attempted 90 burn
the staEiss AZ the Empire tracks.
Nonkers. - r early this morning.
Thirty eainrhir horses were rescued
with difficulty.
\ Word from Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
FATAL BLAST

HRtsT0L. Aug while maHt=
Ing void Hlag at ihu bristol furnace
tha morning 8 blast exploded pre-
maturciv iniufluK eight Nurkmpns
two of them fatally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
COLONEL LEooy pEAn

Colonel James feddy. a prnmfn.
ent afana Army man. anA faensher
81 the Seattle haf died 81 tnbercn.
lAsis ef tbs throat. "a hla home. eco
MafseH avenue, "A = late hour laat
niEht Funeral services still be held
SUNDAY. az iiie family residence. a.
~. under the anapleas 90 1lha
Z miller Pest Ne. 81 q. A. II. 60
which he heianerd
seienel Iedty i survived by a
Ntte aea son hef iua9e than fg
Sesfs the deceased has lived In Sc.
attic iw WAS tofn ln Newark =
Pea 1874 and asrpsH during fhe civil
waH IN ne iaoth illinois, volunteer
tee Hfst pet or hose aH chance al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
ERLICn.HARRlSON co. Inc.
Dealers In
Hardwood I1irnher

All kinds Of hardwood, oak and
maple flooring.
Phones Main 1896; Inde-
pendent. 1876.
Railroad ave. and Connecticut n !,
one block south ~ Moran Bros.
SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

A special train has Just completed
the run from New York 10 Tsoa An
selea. 400 miles. tn the record
breaking time OF days. 1 hour and
81 minutes.
The secretary OF war has ordered
err investigation % the official acts
of MAJ George Hhullu. formerly
United states quartermaster at Fee
attic, now stationed at Washington.
u. G..
Portland city council IL trying 10
find an excuse for refusing the bid
Of Moran Bros. Tor the construction
Of a steel fireboat for the city Of
Portland.
Miss Viola Fuller has been elect
&c queen Of the OLYMPIA carnival
Three japanese fishermen were
drowned IN the Gulf Of Georgia yes
terday.
Andrew Carnegie today donated
public library at Dublin.
Have You Seen ~
A Teuton friend from aquak
Slough sends the following on
postal card;
Lost.
zone prindle eaf mid some daila
cud off. lie haf two vlte Teets IN
frond and some vite feet pehindt.
uHd some le6die hOrnts grow BY der
dop Of Is hedt Whoeffer findfs dis
caf I eif efrypody tree tolIars."
Says the Pike street philosopher
eff some women could choose be-
tween n good name and small feet.
folks would coon be a4taikln
The office boy submits this sign
20 managerg OF local restaurant
90 be displayed during the noon
hour rush,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10
sTf.5o-To chIesao and Return
$3.50

And equally low rates 20 All Eastern
points on August 18th. 18Th. zbfh
and seth. aver the Northern Pacific.
Fall Information At ~ T.. city afficc.
I A. Nadaan, general agent, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-10

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