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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
SAM MINTYRE SUED.
His Brother'ln.Law,J I. Donahue, Wants
Him 10 Account for Ajax stock.

j. r. Donohue has filed suit In the
district court against Samuel McIn-
tyre his brother-in law, to compel an
accounting for 10000 shares of Ajax
stock which It Is alleged defendant
fraudulently secured from plaintiff.
1t is alleged that plaintiff was the
owner Of the stock and that on May
6, 1896, Mcintyre borrowed the stock
from him for the purpose OF voting II
at directors meeting In order to con-
troll the affairs OF the Ajax company
That was the last plaintiff ever saw OF
his stock and he alleges that defendant
sold 10000 shares OF il In March, 1896
for $4,000.
In November of that year plaintiff
demanded the return Of his 10000
shares whereupon, II Is alleged McIn-
tyre represented that he still had the
stock and he offered Donohue s4220 for
II. The offer was accepted after which
Mcintyre sold the remaining $4,000
shares for $500. Plaintiff asks that
the sale OF the stock by him to defend
ant be declared null and void for the
reason that 1t was made upon the
fraudulent representations Of defend
ant and also that an accounting be
had In relation TO the stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
ANTI SUICIDE CLAUSE.
Judge Phillips Decides that Insur.
ance Companies May Enforce It.

Kansas city, Mo-, Nov. 2.--In decision
In the United States court here today
Judge John r. Phillips has held that in
surance companies may enforce the anti
suicide clause, which was previously en-
tered into by the insured
The decision was In the case OF James
Whitfield, a well known newspaper sport
ing editor, who killed himself. Whitfield
insured for $500 receiving a policy that
contained a clause specifying that $500
only should be recovered IN case OF sui
declare that Insurance companies may not
make suicide a defense In refusing to pay
a policy Judge Phillips held that "as the
pleading Of the contract In question. vol
unfairly entered into by the parties, goes
the recovery, and not TO defeat a recov-
cry my conclusion IL that the plaintiff
Is only entitled TO recover the sum Of
500
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,


Chicago, Nov, .-Cattle--Receipts, 1900,
including 1900 western Slow Good to
prime steers 5.30a5.10 poor TO medium,
3.DpiS, stockers and feeders, 2.5ai. &;
cows, l.iONi,00, hofers, 2.OOlfi.75; can
Be er, llbgS,ooi bulls, 2OoaiS; calves,
western steers. 9.25GI20
Hogs Receipts today. 1000; tomorrow,
5000, % cents lower. Mixed and butch
ers, 4i5a5' 3O good TO choice heavy. ASA
b'9' rough heavy i.50@ll5, light, 4.7Op
5,giR' bulk OF sales, i.SOq5,l0
Sheep Receipts, 1900 Sheep and lambs
steady Good to choice wethors 3.l0Qi % p;
fair to choice mixed SOFAS 50; western
sheep, 2.50uJ,65; native lambs 3.5O6I5. 20 !;
western lambs, 3,50Q5,i0
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Nov .--Cattle--Recelpts
800. Market strong 20 10 cents higher. Ma
tive steers, 3.S0G5 i0 cows ami heifersr.
3,IjaiJ0, western steers 3OOa4.G0: Texas
steers, 2,l5M3,60, range COWS and heifors.
2WQ3W, Gamers l,25a2,00; stockers and
feeders 2.l5a4,0 90. calves, 3.0Oqi, 30; bulls.
stays, etc, l.75Q2.75.
Hogs--Receipts. 300, Market l0aN
cents lower Heavy, 4.7jfji 90; mixed, 4. 95
aSlO light 5,ooaS.lo pigs, i,9oa5,iO; bulk
sheep.Receipts, 10000 Market steady.
westerns 8.59W3.15; wethers, a.3OG3 CO;
ewes, :. '5N3l0, common and stockers, 2. %
Q34O; lambs 3.75a5 90.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY Nov. .--Cattlo--Receipts
1900, including 5000 Texans Steady to
loo lower Native steers, S.50q5,45. Texas
and Indian steers, 3.DoaS, 50 Texas cows,
l@a2 81; native cows and hcifers, iOQ
Loo stockers and feeders, 2,5OQ3.75. bulls,
l.l602,SO; calves, 20dGO0, western steers,
5.eJal5O; western COWS. l.l5H2.4O.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 Market 56ll0 cents
lower Bulk OF sales g. l0a5. NV, heavy.
i.00H5.l5; packers. 8. l0q5,2 Is, medium, SIS
1850 light, 5loa5,S0; workers. s. 25n5. 10;
pigs, 5.05l6.2Q.
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
huttons, 2.G0n3.g5; lambs. 9. 9Ni5 %; range
wethers, 2logS Is. ewes, 2,i5G3. IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03

there, the leasers struck Il body Of rich
carbonate and galena ore at the grass
roots, They followed II down, taking
out some $4,000 worth Of ore. A furnace
was built at Wah Wah valley, and the
ore was OF such a nature that II was
smeltcd without nuXes. The bullion
was shipped out OF the country by wag-
on, a distance Of 200 miles, to the near
est railroad station. All that remains
Of the old smelter Is the old Stag dump.
DR.. Wenceslau returned from Califor-
mia and trouble followed over the mine.
and they even went as far as TO build
a stone fort, and remnants OF II remain
TO this day. Dr. WenceslGu finally se-
cured the mine, after several years OF
litigation, and lived there for several
years. He took out ore and shipped II
to the Godbe and Hampton shelters In
Frisco. Not having the necessary capi-
tai TO work the property properly, he
managed to make a living from the pro-
ceeds Of the ore shipped When the
smeiters were abandoned. the doctor
went TO Beaver city to practise his pro-
fession, at which place he died, and the
Morrison brothers Lorln and Charles,
became the owners OF the property by
location. The mine is situated In the
Preuss Mining district, Beaver county
Utah. and adJoins the Blackbird mine
and also the Newhodsc property.
The ore vein was discovered at the
apex of the hill, and continued down 1880
feet, from which not less than 100000
worth OF ore was extracted ore still
remains at several places In the old
workings. continuing downward. The
purpose OF this organization is to re-
store this property by driving tunnel
o. q - a.. l.
between 300 and 400 feet and 100 feet
under the old ore body, thereby giving
us an exit on roadway that 10 already
built
Located within three miles Of the In
dian Queen are the Washington I'M
perlal Cactus. Horn silver Blackbird
and Comet mines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
indian Queen Mining Company organ
ired for Beaver County.

The Indian Queen Mining company
which filed It's articles Of incorporation
yesterday IL the latest enterprise
launched for Beaver county It's capital
stock Ia $4,000 divided into 800 900
shares Of a par value OF 10 cents The
officers are Lorin N. Morrison presi-
dent, r.. y, Mark, vice president; j. NJ.
Hansen secretary and treasurer; who.
with Charles Morrison and Kate MORT
sou, constitute the board OF directors.
The Indian Queen ground was located
in the seventies, by George Wenceslau
and was known as the Mountain Queen.
The property was leased and DR.. Wen
ceslau went to California, and while
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
LITTLE INTEREST
IN MINING STOCKS
Today's Municipal Election Alb
sorbed the Attention of Brokers
and Only One Call Was Held,
CON. MtRcUR ADVANCED.
DAILY. Judgc Remained firm--No Sales
Made on Open Board-Closing
Sales and Quotations.

Just as was expected Il would do, the
munioLA, election today detracted IN
terest W.3ss all of the Mining Stock
Exchange. No open board session was
seld, but on the regular board iiSl
shares transferred for s4,9l5,SL
Consolidated Mercur opened strong
and closed higher. Daly-Judgc, offered
at sli.25 was taken Butler-Liberal
advanced TO 10 cents, while Tetro re-
NAMED practically unchanged. Star
Consolidated closed weaker.
on account of the election no after
noon call was held.
The closing quotations and sales were
posted as follows;
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
Metropolitan Turf Assn Election.

New York, Nov. 3--At the annual meet
Ing OF the Metropolitan Turf association
George Wheelock has been elected presI-
dent and Orlando Jones treasurer. Five
were reported sold at si0..
100 each The association is composed OF
leading bookmakers OF the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
Premier Combes win Resign.

Philadelphia, Nov IA special dispatch
from Paris says that at meeting Of the
council of ministers today Premier
Combes announced that he will resign inn
medlately after the budget is voted on,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
Time Table
In Effect May /.
1909

ARRIVE
From Ogden. Portland, Butte,
san francisco and omaha...... $50 am.
From Ogden and intermediate
points ........,........,...... siio am.
From Ogden, Cache Valley, Chi
cago, st. Louis, Omaha, Dem
yer and intermediate points. ~ o1 D m.
From Ogden, Chicago. St, Louis,
Kansas city. Omaha, Denver
and San Franclsro ..,....,."... i;O5 pm.
From Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Portland San Francisco ...o.. $40 pm,
DEPART
For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago,
Denver. Kansas City and st.
Louis ...,.,......,....,.,.... 100 am.
For Ogden. Portland, Butte, He
lena, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points ..,.,.,"......... 9:t5 a. m.
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago,
Denver Kansas City. 81. Louis
and San Francisco .,......,., ~ 80 2. m,
For Ogden. Cache Valley, Dem
yer. Kansas City. Omaha. st.
Louis and Chicago ....m..!. -. b.t5 d m.
For Ogden, Cache. Valley. Butte.
Helena, Portland, San Francis
CO and intermediate points. 1850 a m.
\. M, SCHUMACHER, Traf. Mgr
D. u. hurley. q. p. &T.A.
D s. SPENCER. A. q. p. e. T. A.
City Ticket ONCE. POI Main Street.
Telephone $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03

REGULAR CALL SALES.
Consolidated Merour--2O0 ut o. 1000
at 90 seller so; 1000 at 9b. 500 at IS seller
30. Shares sold, 200,
Daly-Judge--35 at ll25.
Daly-West---i at 1926; So at 37Ia; 10
at 1910 Shares sold. 40.
Ingot-500 at 2's.
Butler-L iberal--l, 900 at 49,
Tetro--l0o at "a; 100 at 9is. Shares
sold, zoo.
ToDAY's TOTALS.
Shares. Value.
Regular call .......,.,4,4si A,9i5,37
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov, 3.--The wheat market
opened weak today, kaA TO * cent lower
for December 1t declined 10 SQh short
~ after tho opening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
MliSi5Hiy!!EIIgE ego ElR!9! 6aA @l
RlO GpANDEi WE5lIEskHN @
Current Time Tabis.
In effect June 2lst. 1901.
LEAVE SALT LAKE clTY.

LEAVE SALT LAKE clTY.
No 6--For Grand Junction, Dem
Yer and points east. >. ,....,.., $50 am.
NO 2-For Provo, Grand june
tion and points east....,..,,.... 3;l5 pm.
tion and points east. .'.....,..,. $40 pm.
No 10-For Bingham, Heber
Lehi, Provo. Manti Marysyale
and intermediate pointA.,..,,.r s;W Am
No S-For Provo. Payson, Eure-
ka and intermediate points 80. boo pm.
mediate points '.,'s,...,......... $40 pm.
No. 3--For Ogden and the west II .6b .. m.
No. 1--For Ogden and the west. 1.45 IN,
No. 5-For Ogden and the west $50 O. m.
intermediate noints .,...'.,....'. Sis nm.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CiTTi
No. l2-from Ogden and all in
.termedlate points .,......,,,...... s;06 a. m.
No. 5-From Provo, Grand June
4 ion and the east ,..,,......,... $40 a. m.
tion and the east ..,..'..,..,,,... 1,s5 D. m.
tlon and the east ...,'",..,,,a.i1;45 .. m.
No. e-From Provo. Bingham,
date points Northumberland 600 D. m.
No. 6--From Ogden and the west $50 A. m,
No 2--From ogden and the west 3'1b p m.
No. 4-From Ogden and the west $40 p m,
No, 7--From Eureka, Payson
Provo and intermediate points 1000 O. m.
No i0i--From Park city. .,o",. 5:i5 D. IN.
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Ticket Oalce, o. w Second South ST.,
Postofiice Cornell Phone 25.
7. A. BENTON.
Gen. Agt. Pass Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-03
SHERMAN GETS PATENT.
Process In Use at Two Of Park City's
big Mines.
Especial Ia the News. 90

Washington, d. c., Nov IA patent
for an ore slime settling and classifying
apparatus was to day issued Frederick
W. Sherman Of Park City, UTAH
The Sherman process Is IN operation
at the Daly-West and Daly-Judge
mines az Park city.
II was through the efforts OF Mr.
Sherman that the problem Of treating
the ores OF the two mines was sue.
cessfully solved,
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TO OPERATE IN pRUEss.

Regular call .......~.iisi sISi5.sl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

on exhibition AZ the National mu-
scum. which evidences the fact that
trephlntnR. which Is fairly common
IN modern surgery. although still
regarded aE Of serious and even des-
perase character. was performed BY
the ancisnta zoo years prior to the
landing % Columbus.
The skulls placed on exhibition
show evidence 81 having been ire
pinned. and prove that the opera
tiou vas IN vogue among the pre-
historic people Of the land Of the
meas
mis- collection belonged "a Or.
Manuel Antonio Munlz. at one time
surgeon general Of the army Of
Peru who gathered about 1000
skulls. 10 Of which we're found TO
have been trephlned. upon one ~
HE exploring tours IN iowiand Peru.
DR. Muniz transferred the custody
81 these skulls 90 Prof. W. J. ArrGee.
Of the bureau ~ American ethuoi-
ogv. and having met with fevefaea
upon HE return 20 his native land.
disposed of them for the benefit Of
tho National museum.
One Of the government scientists
~ Of the opinion that the antiquity
o. trephining r. accounted for By
the common need Of method for
msnainR the broken skulls, which
must have been prevalent when one
takes into account the class ~ Of
feuaive weapons used by the ancient
Peruvians IN thoir terrible hand-to-
hand conflicts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

NEW HARMONY. ira knH n In
this quiet little Viiiaas uithin the iaal
10 dtys. was hnfiea snHH bird -
more than Rational fentysitan. tn the
secluded ehuft hfafd ~ hsf native
hamlet siecpa peacefully ufana Golden.
who. az pttaa dcHss - Tie Castle
square Opera company. scuFed metre
poiitsu success In tWa psriuta. Fuii =
spieudor wns h-r brilliant though brief
carer Hardly hah eha pia eiita and
rncaFea that sHafr~d her a. even rrea &
81 ambitions aied away thAn her fraii
phyalsuu Sau crushed ursdsr the stfaia
n her cndoaYeru IRE iss, year u her
No, ehe draaEsd awuy la her utd ooans
trY hnfnb ahvu shs expired Hsw stars
had already taken her place n the the
atsrN 81 nraaasaaY and - the stsat
cities - the Ration. Hes fate bore eat
her ewn nhlinsNphy which nas-
ia We ct hrcvc-
In Fuu 4 sapoiF,
I'm Psu rcVes
" puts. bahaoir %
This zaa written - her eWn hand a
y~as h~fure her death un tbs bArh -
tho nhoteHrnuh rnpFodaeed ahHYv.
shieh zhe sant "a her dear friend. Ara
Flufa Gardner king Translated from
The French fhn unss are
life " ahsaft-
A little here.
A nftis dream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
THROW CANAL INTO
HAGUE ARBITRATION
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT MAY TAKE rHE RADICAL
GOING AHEAD WITH THE PANAMA AND TRUST.
INC TO PEACE CONGRESS TO SETTLE DISPUTE

hoped to have tta construction one
OF the achievements uf his admin
istratlan itc has not hccomr q par
taan OF either ot the routes. belleN=
ing that either 10 feasible, and the
Important uFhfHE Co make choice
and So 60 work
No iu understood that en- Adminiss
tiatiou has not given up hape that
the canal will be built At Panama
Without anW iinao plan which de-
dcnda upon a revolution, Il IL he.
iicVcd that there are auN Ways tn
which the canal can be built. and
this without further consideration by
our congress Of the congress at hos
gotta
The state department n IN posses.
sion af am The facts relative 90 Ia.
easements which have been held
forth ~ Colombia to persuade the
United States u huiid the canal and
it ~ strongly intinated Nv tie state
department that the matter las gone
too far already Tor the republic ~
Colombia % hack out Even the
plea - constitutional imnotencN
may not save a nation from the
charge 81 PLAYING fast ard loose.
u wauld net be surprising II souas
radical step were taken IN the early
future BY President Roosevelt aud
this step might he the construction
~ the canal and the reference ~ dis.
putes % the arbitra tor court at The
fiAEus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

ard when the Jingle Of the rubbish
mans wagon announced it, passing
the boy ran out and offered the
stove. The rubbish man offered him
10 cents for 81, but having expected
lee for II. the boy set the deg on
the rubbish man aud indignantly or
dered him on the premises The
next rubbish man that came along
offered him foc and the third would
give only a. cents for a. ~ which
price u had TO be sacrificed Lost
a half dollar BY not knowing the
value - my wares. said Mr. Blu
chanan. and A. n business man
have tried TO keep the lesson iu
mind"
When asked shat his advice
would be a. anyone ambitious fuf
business success. Mr.. buchanan re-
piled that such 9 problem ua=t -
solved by the individual himself. ~
recipes faf making = career eeela
not he given on the cookbook plan
Plenty Of perseverance and keepinF
vide awake To- ones opportunities
will insure ~ much success as any
thing else. said he
This n the principle IN which Mr
buchanan has lived his life. and the
merchandise world Of Seattle d
much the better for ~. for the Tn
experienced orphan hoy who ga not
know enough 10 fill his own pal
first has evolved into one ~ thf
ciavsrest merchandise managers ~
the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
And then Foo,i nlaht .

And then. Eued uiaht'
MIaa ua}den parents ~efs theatrical
people and she waH siyru an early
traiuing Ter tbs staae She studied -
ghs ealksss - MuaIa. Cincinnati and
later bscRms en- pHatsEr af amr Ma
rotaah and her husband AiAnof Ala
retHek She fret suns aasH roles ~
the East in the Metropolitan oHsta
company Later che studied ~ Furars
IaE official debut wAn made ln ia
at TIE Casino On ssS Nafk. 10 "Ef'
fninta Her first marked aHfress eas
in Gsvaiieffa NustteanA Nhrn thai
opera vas hruuSht L. this oountryf A.
the expiration N her fifpi season with
the castle Square oprra company she
weaa abfdsd - the aakr pf hrf health
Hard NaFk always marked her efforts
asa that it waH shieh proved fatal
zhs 49, able g. - bach q the Castle
Square Opers company as RFtmA aae-
"a. g sina ai.iy in grand opera
Aftsrwufh ahe sanE Ga the 0fah'
RAqasc AstFapaiitau opefa eurnpabf
With great success Ia imrsFtant roles
~ JANUARY. toi Miss Golden p hsaitt
hroks down fsf good TIE tsfmina fA9r
q her tfianauhs aHd ambition stared
her aalf tass ifHlf r. ih~ fase De- Ala
su q end iu the yiiiase n ttar7
nsaa4 ahs gauKht faF months tn resain
b~r stfensth Hite failed. aet raaHet
awar finally in her mothers artuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
Boys School
Wearing Goods al
Half Price

boys Sweaters, all Sizes. in fancy
nifipea. each ..........t....... soc
iiufa Caps that you always pay
$50 90 toc for each ........... zoo
Youths Long Pants. a good Nnfi-
ely TO select from. worth s. 90,
10 g. 20. the pair ..s4.tt.-,t i.2b
NouthA' suits. aEaH ~ 20 ~ yeanl
that sell regularly from tto9 io
80 90. the SUR Tor .s..5s. $500
Toys Knee Pants suits. all sizes
that sell for tsto % - % the
suit $500. ..............4.. o. 90
Boys EHss Pants Suits. worth
400 90 500. the tuit $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
WHAT PEOPLE say


Edltor star. noticed a piece In
fhs p-f. Of Thursday headed Good
esasou At Nome" which ! know IL
untrue. for was one OF the passen-
ssrs that came down on the steam
s1ip Senator. "rustled" for the
Senator at Nome and know JUST
y1et the conditions were OF the men
sto came down on her. A good
many Of the men were broke when
they arrived In Seattle that came
ts~n on her with the exception Of
. fsw men who came down with q
little money. They were y. White
wko had 1890. H. 3. Clark, with
l7to. and Frank J. Mitchell with
ttl4o, and q few men with from "
V i76s while 10. rest were broke.
There we're about three hundred men
Standing on tas beach a. Nome when
vent on the Senator who didn't
pave cent 70 bless themselves with.
! Know, beca Use I had q talk with .
food many u them while ] was
ruaiing' passengers FOR the Senator
BE last tglE. IsP.ax ysa w'u pabe
Nsh this for the benefit Of the labor
ne men Of Seattle I remais yours.
IT. s.. CLARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
WARRINGTON While

WARRINGTON, While waiting
for ths republic 81 Colombia % make
up is mind. Secretary Hay ncN=
tlstea treaties with Nicaragua and
tsossa Rica for building canal by
that route. These treaties are Cows
plete 20 Gar As the approval of Me
htAuEa and Cpsta Niea are concern
"a. ihey only await the signature 81
me sreretary q state and the aps
ufpsal ef the United States senate.
Recons Iteration by the Colombian
eansreas OF tts rojsction ~ the canal
trpals vii ret mend matters. uncs
fe,sctHt, the treaty can come before
me guiomhiNn congress oulN ia an
amended form. ana any amendment
vii result in its reference once more
u the United states senate. IL o. a
serfeetlN fair prediction that in the
fnited States senate the treaty
wcald ~ huns up Cor another long
term Of years
PRESIDENT Roosevelt warned the
cssionbian congress against amend
rsent. he knows the spirit 81 the
intel states senate and u was with
ths Intention. 81 possible O. RESCUE
the eAnAl protest nun SURE defeat
tAst Ne sent word through the sec
xstsrv % state 70 Colombian ieElsiae
lors.
President Roosevelt n Rrdentiy IN
f.vor ~ the Iathtuian canal Hc be
hsves Il should be built ard has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
A FARM FOR NOTHING

~ acres Of good land with
.s-.....-.g -, ssa....-.-- 49, a.r,.s /.
good orchard. IS acres cleared,
II head OF stock. young team
horses. cream separator. and
all farming implements. chick
ems. pigs. etc This Is where
the farm comes in for nothing
there Is three million feet Of
first class timber which will
more than pay the price for the
farm and stock situated only
= mile from skid road 20
nails.
The price is $4,000 on terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29

We are selling cut the remainder
Of our groceries AZ such prices az
these
Fair Baking Powder. with q piece
Of oroekery worth from Soc 10
81 90 with cach.ean. only a small
quantity the can ............4 Abe
Picnic slse Pickles and Chow
chow. the bottle ....t..s....ss &c
Spices Of the best make. worth lsc
and zoe, tho can .....s4-.,...s DC
Walter Bakers Breakfaht Cocoa
tho can asss..tsf+. tssssssssf exc
Nonesuch Mince Meat. tho pkg 7o
a-pound baH Crackers fer ...... Ice
Canned Table Fruit. put up IN
heavy syrup. worth zoe, your
choice. the can ss...sss.st....l Toe
Yarmieelii. the package s.,....sT e
PUNE MOCHA AND JAVA cor
FEE. a good value for s5c. the
pound .ss.t...t.++....s. s....sfoo
Table Salt. the rack .....t.......8e
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MORE MONEY IN
POULTRY AND GRAIN
The Gentle Hen and Other Fo~
Are Doing Much for Hungary

BUDAPEST. The secretary ~
the Hungarian National society for
Poultry Rearing. julius J Patak. N
making a tour Of Hungary IN the in-
ferest Of an increased and ceutraltz 4
ed export % Hungarian poultry I'd
foreign markets.
III a letter 90 the poultry raisera
Of the city Of KaHaa, he calls attcn-
ton 10 the exports Of 1903, and
says that IN the near future Hun
gary viii export more poultry than
grain.
Hungary exports turkeys, geese,
ducks and houa TO England. whore
they now compete more successfully
than formerly with American paul-
try. Tho poultry culture OF Hun
gary. says Mr. ratak, pays 10 times
- much 10 farmers as any other
branch OF agriculture. Reef Is dear
and pork w In price. while thou
aands are making money IN the cx-
port q eggs alone. and fniserH Of
poultry are sure to find good do
nentic. n not also a foreign market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-29
Couch Covers
PortIereS

Smyrna Rugs. sQrso inches. a good
value At 200. each .,..... 3l.25
PortiefeH that sold for g. 10 50. In a
variety Of colurn and patterns.
al one price. the pair $3.50
Couch Covers. fun sire. frinEed all
around. that sold for g.. each
sssss tHHsttss.s s44s.44s=s- LEU
Bos Couch Covers. CO inches vide
that cold for g. %. each =. 5000