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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
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FOR MRS. CASWELL
Charitable People KWAid the Aged and Unfortunate
Woman Whose Hgs6ond k6anconed Her

n begins % look now 80 " the
days % suffering. sorrow ard want
81 Mrs. Julia Caswell. whose hus-
hand tried a. have hsr confined In =
u,adhcuse about fa DAYS sxo. viii
soon b over. fey the prrsen; Al least
A. a result Of the stories II her sad
condition putiished On the Star. the
good hearted people Of Seattle are
beginnings 70 respond IN = generous
way 60 her Appealing nsssfs.
A subscription list has haen start
ed for her. IL u headed b The
Three Little Taiiors' company. who
sent 800 In cash % the star once
this morning eith the request that
" be used % buy food. clothing uiedi-
cine. or applied In any way that
would afscvd har the -aost needed re-
lief This little be will probably
help this uaost unfortunate and un-
happy woman" sas the message the
dOnorv Of the money cent.
A star man called en- Mr. Cas-
wen with the money and found her
IN . snail. dark ard rather pooriy
furnished room IN a cheap lodging
-. 10y s.s-sss-.ssS. - ss .. ..rsss..
moved 60 pity, had paid Tor her rent
q week In adsancs
Mr.. csxw ell vas - weak that she
tOftsF<d back TO her hei - son as
ths reporter Vas admitted. Her
face was drawn and pinehet. her
eyes were sunkea ard Itzsi~~s. her
cheeks were pale and hagxhrd
on q table by thu beside afaod
bottle % medicine which a kind
hearted druggist had seut % hssi q
part 81 a loaf Of bread. a glasz Jar
Of coffee ana a can Of preserves. ON
a little box stove stmHsEFe9 = pot ~
coffee. the remains u the sick wefn-
ans frugal breakfast She had to
sit down and resf several times Nhfte
preparing her modest meal. this
usorninx.
Here's Bonrs money same spnd
SamaraisanH have sent you said
the reporter az he handed the $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
life NEVER SEEMED 50
SWEET" SAYS DYING GIRL
Margaret T. De Doe Cannot Live Through the
Niphf--Sad Story of a Life Blasted by Sin and
Deceif--Case Still a Mystery

pe une's revolver away from her
several days before the HhoatinK ana
that the daN before the Shooting uea
CURED n las uulohded in drawer
OF his desk Another important
feature BE- the alleged statement Of
Mrs Mygatt who al one tlue stated
that she was IA the room sSheu the
shooting occurred. The detectives
say that Mrs. Mysitt later eniirsiy
repudiAtcd her Interview To the n
feet that she was Ia the foam at
the time - The shooting
They say that Mrs. MYsatt made
the statement o. an attorney aud &C.
ono OF the detectives that she left
the room a Few minutes before The
shooting occurred and WaH IN her
room al the other end OF the hall
" hen the shot was fired. The state
msnt she h alleged % have made la
that she met pr Jordan III the hall
going toward Miss he haeie fuain
Nhen she LETT " and that she was
not iu the ruom At all when the shot
was fired
Mrs NYsatt was seen yesterday
hy - reporter and would neither
dsny nor connrm the alleged state
Inent.
u nade one statement 20 the
newspapers and viii say no more
about the case one va OF the
other she said.
Chlef % Poiice sullivan has had
two detectives working en- the ease.
but little evidence Vas secured The
revolver Was found yesterday and j.
nov where the detectives can get u
v hsnsysr they Nlah.
Tho scrap of pager on shieh l.
Wrlttrn "a least n part u Miss D
itass last statement IL also m the
possession % the paiies A letter
written ~ MAY tp Miss lie Zoe
v b4rh explains = number Of things
~. also h4sn secured BY this polies.
NJ examination 81 the NaWAus
effects has bssn made ~ the police.
nanall rruaecutInk AlinrnsY con.
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The LEGAL Improvement oiubs hAxs
taken up the cudEel against the fapf
garbage franchise which as rail-
raeaed through the city eeaneu
Monday nixhf The eluha b. their
REPRESENTATIVES, tn the conferences
committee % the Improvement Ctuhs
uf NrAitie. have gone 60 Fsenrd a.
bairs M favor ~ a ufFauatpfE system
erected. owned. controlled and Opt
atra ~ the city.
The resolution. introduces hy =
Hester guir. was ans atfnauelf
adopted at the last meeting Of tbs
conference committees. but Nhsu pt~-
nantsd TO the council Monday. IVES
turned down cold.
because q their belief that a mus
uicipal garbage crvmsioff plant -
ueceesary and proper and rsssufiuE
tbs Sian In the face administered g
thsu ~ The city council tns uisfu-
tssrr o. the conference committee are
up in arms against the fss steal
Joseph Shippen. chairman. ana
Homer NJ Hlli. secretary 81 N
committee. haa caHtEksazHs kafs
morning ard later saw ether mem
hers Of the conference committee
with the result that almost every
member promised TO bring his club
into line ia a fieht against the aaN
steal and for municipal rFsfuStpft
plant. Mr. Shipper said this morn
ing -
lion. We want to see n municipal
errruatery, ana believing that the
Yaw dsai will hurt the proposition.
are out against u. to say nothing
81 what private opinieud We mas
have about the merits and dement's
OF the Yaw franchise
we are most certainly against
the Yaw franchise. Haid Homer
nm We are not satisfied Nth i IN
any way and are going to Use our
Influence against Il. The improve
ment clubs 81 the city by their REP.
reaantatlveH m che conferences com
nittsc have expressed desire %
soc a municipal crrfnaturr plant
erected and every pressure viii be
brought % bear upon the proper au-
thoritieH 10 defeat the faw PROPOSE
tion and 10 secure a municipal
plant"
John w. Roberts. prominent
member ~ the Queen Anne I'm
provement Club and n well known
attorney IL outapoken against the
Yaw franchise
Yes, sir. I think the mayor ought
60 veto the frnnchise.' said he this
morning. Leaving out the merits
or dement's OF the franchise, he
ought 10 exert his veto on account Of
the manner In which the measure was
rushed through the council without
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over r. Htiii considering the appteas
ton 90 friends ~ Mics DE Hoe FOR a
warrant Tor tho arrest % pf Jordan.
Miss De lioe's friends base their
theory that Dr. Jordan fired the
fatal shot upon the fact that he NsH
engaged % marry the yauug woman.
hut had tired ~ her aud feared \
nrnmise suit
me private as,se,.., nun .1 Mh9
Miss DE Hoes friends have e=ss''i.se
fnaat of their information claim
that Dr Jordan had the woman.
who was living with him az HE
mistress. ahAdowed constantly and
had made numerous attempts 10 en-
trap her into compromising Hituh=
lions with other men.
They claim the no-ealled last mes
sage OF the Eiri which came Ia The
police from Or Jordan iu a mutila T.
ed form. was IN reality a note writ
ten by her some time previous 70
her attempt a. suicide in answer 10
a decoy letter from the doctor.
The detectives claim that Jordan
had made frequent threats that he
would KIN the woman. and seemed
determined 90 break the engagement
az any hazard
The wedding a 10 alieaea. wac 20
take place Junt a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
SKAGKAYS
MAD DOGS
Panic Mas Shifted From
Hainss, Alaska

The mad dog scare had shifted
from Halnes TO skaEway and every
stray dog IN the latter city was be-
ing shot when the steamer City Of
Seattle. arriving this morning left
there April "a Two white men and
an Indian had been bitten by mad
dogs and the citizens Of skagway
were In arms against the CANNES.
An order was issued to tie up all
dogs. giving every citizen the priv
ilege OF killing any found loose. As
a result the slaughter has been
awful. say the seattle's passengers,
The Seattle had "A passengers.
three OF whom were from the In
terror. They report the trail 10 be
still In fairly good condition.
Captain Mormon Nicolson OF the
city OF Seattle, who Was recently
married. was given beautiful we'd
ding present this morning by the
members Of his crew. IL was a silver
set valued at $40.
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worth regularly Coo each: al.
price 60 II. zsc each.
Cambria Embrolderies. IN widths
from IL TO 4 inches. very bsss
qualities. choice neas desAsns
pdges are fast and warranted e
wear welt, these are poeisivsiy
s0rth SC. lac. ioc. ilisc ard lSe
yard. sale price 8 70 81. zhc yssA
Desk Pads. regularly eoc per doz.
a. 4Se.
Blue Black Ink. f-oR. sire. D.
Birby's Shoe Dressing. for ls1tf
and gents shoes. &c kind. for IL
women's KID oxford T1ss. pstss
tip lightweight soles. cousast
heels. value 81 -. for sc.
Mems sc BalbrigEan underwear
af.,.sf $500 ~. s's.i! = sss,a.ss :
A lot Of Mems Pine rmner..,
Four-in- Hands, ~. each 81.
Outing petticoats, worth H
from : 20 4; for zec.
floo Waists for glc.
tao Wool Waists. from 10 IL
for tee
Bow SHIT Waists. 10 lixii "a
dark patterns. aga 10 10 van
regular zoe value. for SIC.
Buys' Golf and Golf Yacht CA.~
II an endless variety ~ patterns
knf materials. ali sixes. regular
&c value; from 10 II for lee each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

10 the reform school ab0u, - day.
HKo iieilr was stricken With the
measles hy has had time to non.
drr on hrr 'ninH and She was IRE
queutly visited BY her old Huuday
school teacher and bY some mission
workers Who became much interest
ed ~ the Maynard Rlrl
A. "a result lieiie has decided that
the way ~ the transaranHur IL too
hard fur her aud has promised % do
heftes ]. the fuiure
FsFFs 80 farH en-
uuunE ncr innraH iiole was very
nicely taken care Of by Lola Wtlis
Jams, colorvd girl who IL awaiting
trial TOT grand larceny.
You had better not etaY very
near me, Lola. lieilo said one morn
Inc when the measles fret came
oiit. because these things are
Dreadful catching"
Nov don't you worry bout that
~ all honey" Lola answered AZ
she cumhed the girls long hair. =
aln't nohnwn nfonred Of oatehln. the
uahalca You jest want 10 be good
and look out that you don't bump
into what ! 'HpcciH Use "a going ~
get and that 10 four or five years
Ia the pen"
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Margaret r. lie fae. the beautiful
YOUNG Woman who attempted sui
eide hy shooting ia the safe Deposit
building. sunday night, Viii not live
t. see another sunrise This IL the
opinion ~ the physicians attending
her and also of the hospital attend
ants. slowly but surely she II near
ing the grave. aiona poisoning
has set Ia In the CHASTITY wound
through her body she Is conscious
but - weak that she can hardly
sfsnk
Il do want % live. dectar.f She
said 60 Or shaw last night Life
never seemed ~ sweet as now. l
cant toll you how sorry I am that
shot myself l was sick aud | sup
pOse dependent. Try to keen me
alive. Won't you daetors I never
knew how sweet Il WAS 70 be on
earth. I want 10 live. | want to
live
Then she means aver her sofrows
and the foolish attempt she made 10
end her own life.
From a Christian home % con-
vent. then into a world Of sin, and
finally 60 the brink Of a suicides
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20 her. rhe stniie on her face as she
took u was like a heusdistivn. She
hair ehoked and sobbsd cat her
tb~nka
''0,,d hleas them. and thousand
thanks 10 you. she exclaimed. It
seems that the god Lord does watch
ever his children. she continued.
There Was = time. ioaF ago. when I
VAS able sn q small Wy e heip
those who Wer. less faftanafs than
l. ] Gid u without hope uf reward.
never thinking thas cruel fate
would ever place me where j should
need the aid ~ friends to ksep me
ont OF tho poofhoass.
Mrs Caaweii has not a pair %
shoes fer her feet that even cover
her thr~adhAfs stasklnxs She u
wearing to-day the clothes that abe
owned whsn she married william
CasNen n years aEo. ard she told
the reporter that all she had Fsssis-
81 from her hnsba nj IN nine months
Vas enough 70 bar thses PAIRS -
stockings
q wanted 10 Frt sers shoss
!. 49, -. ,J.. 1854. ....e.s S.eA4 49,
SICK that I thourht I vas salnf %
die and the nancy VAS autHt for
medicine Whst I sshsd William
Tor money. ~ said " haf the nj
DO you want shoes for
Attorneys Waterman 4 Hsndrur,
v ho offered her free legal services 70
sue nor husband fuf separate main
tenance. said to-day that they susiid
prnba bly, institute proceedings
against Casweii ~tthiu a dav or
two ard snd~avar 20 have the gwse
taken up at once, on account Of the
urgent needs ~ Mr. G'as@sR
Mrs ClsAWsii needs more nancy Al
once for food clothing meetcse@ and
rent. aud any ehAFttabiY dispp-sf
prrsana who are WILLING To help IN
any way nav send their spbkcrips
lions 10 The star. whers they VIII
BE- Acknowledged and turned ussF 20
Mrs. Casweu at once.
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IT, 49, u No introduction Is
E~IO MI 10 F.IeVt0n needed this
mOrni is

corduoray Skirt binding. reru-
larry worth t. yard: sale price from
> 60 II. only &c per yard. Bla1s
only.
Jet Head rims. very bsst quality
blue steel plns. needle points. pat
up In large cubes. regularly sold IT
isse cube. sale price from . 10 II.
ouiy g. cube
ChlldreH's Pine Ribbed Fast
Black Cotton Hose. double knee.
toe and heel extra nne ito quail
itY. special from Co II at lie.
Hofnsn's Past Black Cotton
Hose. double sole. apiiced seAu.s.
Superior quality special frum :
to "a. , pair FOR ~.
Ii-ineh BLACK T'aneta Gik value
'rSss. . $500 .st,.ssss'-. . t.s'.a.@
sinh Past Black Velour
Aoreen. value Sc. ~ as
Childrsn's Aprons. 20 inches utsis.
iar-is and hih hemssi;e hed. spee-
iai regular value 1so. special 20
II az lee.
worpen's Large white Aprons.
70 iurh he's wide. sin-inch Rem. brs-
tslis 81 embroidery Insertions. Erse-
eiais Thursday. % n. al &c
Chidren's Fine Straw HITS.
trimmed with white T'4fiatau. sds-
ed with lace. with blue forget me-
nots price SIC.
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grave foes the path followed by
Miaa Do Hoe tier life has heen
wrecked hy sickness aud deeeii.
ouarrris with her parents resulted
in her leaving her home IN the East
After she had spent some time Ia
Florida in search Of health. she
started for the coast
ON the train she met J. &. HuNief,
Win "A mock ceremony she believed
o. b. legal she was married Ia him
when She found thai she had been
dnped and that she vas the victim
cf deceit. LETT alone ia a strange city
ard almost peuniissa. she went TO
Dr. Jordan fof aid.
Her life with nr. Jordan Was mYs-
trrious Private detectives aaY that
they have been employed By Or
Jordan Is shadow and watch every
move made BY the euman aud they
also make damaging Statements
about the physician it VAS MEM
beers ~ a private detective firm Wl,n
yesterday laid the facts n the ease
before the prosecuting attorney and
Rskcd Tor a warrant qhHFainE hf.
Jordan With shooting the kltl.
Their charge Was based on the
fact that pr Jordan had taken Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
BELLE HAS
REFORMED
Sees Error OF Rer Ways
While In jail

While wrestling with tie measles
In the county iaii. hylle Hand. a
prrtty Young Eifl who VAS said ~
her Guardian % BE- lnearrislhle. has
seen the error - her ways ana has
decided from this time forth 20
shun evil companions. 20 abstain
from had language and % always
raaat ten before she speaks when
she D. in a temper.
Under these conditions Superior
Judge Tailman yesterday afternoon
tnitiFAted the reform school sen
t@nee he had Imposed upon the
yauuW Firi and sent her 60 Mntof
NsWsll's Industrial school instead 81
T. the rufuFiuafuFY
Immediately after her smnsltment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

I1ehlgs Beef Tea. regular Sc
viais. 20 II. for &c.
Band u. STRENGTHENING Piaeferu.
regular price &c. 60 II. &c.
Evans IAstereted Tooth Soap.
regular price ssc. 20 II. &c.
l lot Tooth brushes. vssas &C. 20
roc eash. ! ID n, &c each. Only
three o. a buyer.
Plain Whse Tronstone China
Cups and ssurefr. regular Ice
each, Thursday. O. each.
zine Polished Glass Water Tum-
bieFs. regular gsc doz. 90 II
Thursday. . each.
Decorated Lamp Shades. Thurs
day. : 90 m. Sc each.
80 - 49, ~. a. ,asAY ~ s.ss
Thursday 10 N. 70 each.
Lace Edge Shelf Paper. large
&c packages. TO II Thursday. 8.
Fancy Colored Iouislne silk
Ribbons. FUN four inches wide. with
firm rsivedse edge and drswstriug.
suitable for neckw~ar and hat
trimming. "a new assortment of
fancy coiorr and patterns to select
from. worth regularly nc yard,
ssir price 4 90 n. ioc yard.
Canvas Laundry BagS. Japanese
haTNi designs. just arrived. extra
large sine. very finest q1siity.
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ma. HunTLEY OF MONTANA
Buys "a lots IN psttit's University
Addition.

A noteworthy sale showing belief
or n nonresident investor. was the
buying Of - lots In pettit's Univsrs-
ity addition by Arthur .. Huntiey Of
Montana end Herhert y Hnntiey -
the nrm ~ Hawiey a Huntley. at
torneys ~ this city. Msssrs. Hunt
ley purchased these lots solely ms an
investment. A year ag~ Mr.. Hunt
ley purchased several high class
properties In this sity. Yesterday,
Just before leaving for his home in
Montana. Mr.. Huntley made the
statement that his investments In
Seattle real estate had more than
doubled In value In the last year.
but that Of all. he considered the in
vestmsnt he made in Pettit's Unit
verpity addition as being one Of the
best, and having the brightest future
OF those he had made. see
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FARMS FoR SALE

ROBERT AALTBY, 80 ~. Y. mn.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
No i0-Aaif1 acres rifh river hot
tom land. excellent location. good
buildings. farming impiamenfs, %
head Of STOCK tiQ.soo.
No. seQi slt acres. All cleared. good
buildings. very conveniently To-
Gated tstoo.
No. soo1-ons Of the beet so-acre
tracts In the White River Valley.
handy 70 tntsrurean. good build
inss. is.Sco.
No. se'oe 100 acres. best river bottom
land. nicely located. close 90 small
town. 70 miles fran Seattle. house.
barn, running water tb.eee.
No. seep arc acres, 100 cleared. nice
creek. poor buildings. handy 20
creamery; tftoo
WATER FRONT PLACES.
10. to0s-si acres. fins land. siopinf
Dean 20 q nice sandy beach. or
ehArd % LOO trees commoiioua To-
room hnnaa several outhulIdlnea
outfit Of tools, team. cows. chick.
ems sailboat and rowboat. %. coo.
No. Sei7-ss acres. rich alder land.
facing nice sandy beach. few rods
from Seattle Tacoma boatiendtng <
new t-room house. barn. several
outbuiidinga, bearing orchard,
spring water. horse. harness.
buggy. cows hsifers. chickens.
outfit ~ tools, rowboat everything
goes -, 400.
No. 7oa5 50 acres. V OF mile water
front, level land. good soil. very
easily cleared. slopes down 20 =
nice beach. In sight OF Seattle.
81 ooa
No io7o-2s acres. facing nice beach.
close 20 small town. acres
cleared, Groom house. 81 coo.
NICE HOMES NEAR GREEN
LAKE.
No. Soi5-lo acres. well improved.
nice trout stream, 6-room house,
several outbulldings g. 600,
No. aQt2-s acres, cleared and fenced
good 7-room house, f,boo.
No. 9oA-One acre, close 60 car line.
ali In small fruits. small house.
several outbuildlngn 81, 200,
LAKE WARRINGTON.
No roofs acres. choice waterfront,
in high state OF cultivation. new
f-room cottage. large green houses.
No. boet-e acres. overlooking the
lake highly Improved. fine i9-
room residence. several outbuild-
tngs nice orchard. $1,000.
OTHER SMALL flAfE6s
No. 2otS-S acres. bottom land. near
race track, all In cultivation. house
barn: o., 500
No. 1899 Five acres at Ravenna
park. 81. 900.
No icss-a6 acres. all good land. 10
acres cleared. small house, several
outbuildinga. orchard small fruits,
WINNING watnr- ore vile frassa high
school. team. harness, cows. chick
ems. OUTFIT of tools everything
goes, 81 900.
No. 1886 between Seattle and Ia
coma. 90 acres. 20 improved. good
buildings, fine orchard. running
water. 81 500
No. lotto acres, az sunnydale, O.
room house, small barn 1880
No. 500 40 acres. near Renton; 500
No. b6t-e acres. water front. near
Brownsville. partially improved
1850. spot cash.
I No. tGT-lb acres. near Sunnydale
small house i6c0
] ROBERT MALTBY. 40 N. Y. nix
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PORTLAND. ore ApFii ,
Charles TUNns. manager Of The
Courier. n iocal rrASgasins. - nilssint
and his partner. A. l. eelT, Neaid
like g. hear ffurn him. Cole = :
straursf FROM the vast Nha bagThi
=: ,..,s. - s,,.s sa-s-s 49, sss~
Ton rrotn NHrsdz faowsu on the
statement that the business v.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
RUSSIA BACKS DOWN
Assurances Given the United States That Manchona
win be Kept Open for American Commerce

assured that the Russian intention
from advantages uaw enjoyed IL
Manrhuria or 70 confer exclusive
privileges upon Russians. AIss. that
America may be sure that nothing
will b. done 20 close doors nov open
and that American eofnmeree sod
American capital are what Russia
most desires 70 attract II T. under
stooi that similar ASSURANCES have
been received bF Secretary HaY
from the Russian ambassador At
Washington. These diaANawsis by
Russia are regarded ~ official cir
Giles here ~ Indicative Of a complete
backdown from the aggressive atti-
iude % few days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

WASHINGTON. u. c. April "a
In response to Inquiries made three
days ago by Secretary Hay. the
state department has received a dis
uatch from Ambassador Mccormick
10 the effect that the Russian min.
lsf.r OF foreign affairs has assured
him that the published reports OF
the proposed convention between
Russia and China relating to Man
churia airs absolutely incorrect. and
that there II no foundation for the
report that Russia demands that
China shall refuse railway rights or
requests o. other powers for treaty
ports and coneulates Ia Manchuria.
The ambassador says he has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
SOC for
COrsetS
Wash Goods

Complete stocks az the smallest
prices you know Of
DC a yard for silk Novelty Prints.
very iuHtroua. beautiful designs
and fast coiors, usual price 1tse
Tue n yard Tor Pine Fiannsiettes
"a inches Wide, splendid wasting
styles. regular price isc.
lbe a yard for New dhlatea Cloth
this fabric is always IN great
demand owing 10 itT durability
ard fine styles. and. by the way.
II washes perfectly
Roe yard for Scotch Wasting
FLANNEL fancy wehven IN light
shades with silk stripes OF yarts
Gus coiurr Extra value
iOe yard for Fancy uNfoTdH5 this
material Ia very popular for shirt
waists. etc. beautiful stripes and
blended colorcd dots. regular
price 9sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
MAGAZINE MANAGER
MAKES MUCH MONEY
Sells a Half interest in a Portland Publication or
no Value and Then Disappears

pAvinF $50 a month. Last xsns
ToNns left Cor California to settle
~ HE fathers estate cole found
TIA: all blns had been caisctsd. This
rnoyning q procsesis "a 81 instAliirsut
dealers vent 60 the office II the
Courier ofncs and caftrd off TIE
f1rnifafs. typs writers and hoass be-
, !. 49,
iinaB~nt
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MARINE NEWS

steamer Nome city il due from
Naldea tomorrow having left that
toft Aphil ~
Collier Edith arrived from hah
Francisco yesterday afternoon slth
500 tons 81 hay and leo cases q
dynamite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Grand ball TO be given hv the se-
Rttle -. Hy. Employees Union Div.
al. A. A. Of s. ~. Elm. Of America.
Armory ball, wednesday eve. May
sth. Comlttes on arrangements J.
]. Kelly. A. Springer. W II. Knapp.
=. W. Mccoy. @. y. Doyle. Tickets
on sale at Labor Union hall. and and
Pike. j. NJ. Hughes. sec. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

2se each for your choice Of over
90 different styles OF Linen Tow.
eis. the lot comprises buck and
damask. fringed. hsmrned or hem
stitched. plain white or oolored
borders. any towel IN the lot II
special value for the price.
raa. - inches vide. in a splendid
usual price &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
LICENSES 10 WED

The following marriage licenses
have been issued William fnxils. "a.
and Anne Hughes. Il. both Of Seat
tie william Dudley. -. and Helen
Burroughs. "a. both Of Seattle. Joseph
Bowker and Ella Gardner. u legal
age, both OF Seattle.