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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

NEW york. Jan. Etxnt0es
voivers were taken from a beautiful
woman Who Was removed tn cab
from the Waidoff-A Astoria 20 nefie-
xuo hospital aud placed Tn . ward
Tor tho female insane. Papers In her
asisncn Philadelphia. and tbs sd-
dress. p. A. Haigncn. Ne. no fof
isfsl Aruh street. fsnfiadeiphis.- uas
fouod On \ i.fter.
Th~ woman. who Registered IN he
hotel three days ago 80 Mrs. \, A.
hRixnen ~ Philadelphia. hed ~
dared jewels 10 the value % at,out
ftoo.eco from various farhsesshis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
LONDON SHOW
OF AuTOMO 0ll .

LONDON. Jan. so.@- I.andon'a autos
mobile show. for which preparations
have been making for long Tins
past. opened aunpiciously today IN
the Crystal Palace. u ir an excel
lent exhibition Of the progress Of the
Rutomohtis industry In this country.
Nearly all the leading British firms
and n great majority Of the agents
for foreign companies ara dlspla yink
the latest products of their factor
lee. owing to the great area avail
able for exhibition purposes. the
show IL an exceptionally fine one
from . spectacular paint Of View. -
well a. Interesting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

NEW yoRK. Jan. ao.--A rial sold
brick was picked ~ In lower nF,s@a~
way by a boy. after thousands OF wise
pedestrians had passed n. This brick
% real sa-karat gold. worth hundreds
~ doiiAfn was Kicked about the TN
arctai district 10y Aneasensef bota.
say old boys and others fos nm heur
or -a when a STUPID younsntar catae
along and picksd ",
He didn't know what u was, AMI
he WAS iunt foolish enough ln TIE
opinion ~ the know -ali~. who watch
"a him end iaas he'd al him. To cart ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

hswspnpar Entsfpris- Assoriafien
HcitANTON. Pa. Jan. as.--taVc-
cial Corrcspondcncn).- The silk r1Qlr
Of pennsyivante. 70 which attcrfU1 n
has been drawn IN the course Of The
coal strike inquiry. are mostly ifsIhe
anthracite region. The largest |Ilk
mili under one roof IN the worth l.
nj South Scranton. The emplekss
are mostly children and most ofihe
children are miners daushtrrH.H
The children are sent Into The
mills nj about the age Of 10 and
earn from % 20 go a week, the hat
ter price being paid only the oitaat
ana most expert girls IN the weav-
Ing mills. Tho children work night
and day. At the mills Of the Miss
company at Dunmore, they work In
shifts Of liz hours duration. TO-
yond tho hnlf-hour lunch time. hey
have no time for rest They must
stand NJ their work without speuk-
ing or laughing. or doing anything
else that might distract thair afsen-
tion from their webs. That ~ why
there are no 0locka and no drinking
water IN the mills.
Reformed . Little
n wna from tho Bliss min that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
Fixing THE
WAGE SCALE
MINE ~ AND OPERATORS m
CONFERENCE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. ian. IA
The national y aEr committees OF tbs
United Mine Workers and the rep
rrsenfatixrs Of the coal mine opsr .
atsra began their conference today
10 lx the wage sale and conditions
81 labor for the susaius year.
The crsdsnfi8le COMMITTEES has ar =
crpaed tte miners and Isl opera
tors representatives. There Ia liza .
bic To b. lively time before an
agreement Il reached. n At all. Tue
usiners have agreed 20 demand a -
per cent Inefesse. and declare that
II n u not granted thay win strife
Oh April |. Tha operators claim
that the Increases already granted In
the pasf two years are aufftEisnt. and
cay that they will not coneede any
thing farther.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
ITALY WILL
NOT EXHIBIT

RoMH Jan. sa.@Ths Italian
chamber today decided dafanitsi,
that the government Of that c8un-
try viii not participate In the 10.
Louis exhibition. as the necessary
expense win bring no returns tn 4
country IN which. OF soeount Of en-
css~ise prusecsioh. Il has been I'm.
possible for Italy to conclude com.
rnerciai treaty.
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MERCHANT
TAuLORS
EXCHANGE

CINCINNATI. o.. Jan 80 The 10.
cal committee Of arrangements n
making extensive arrangements for
entertaining the visiting delegates
who viz cofne from all parts u the
United States 60 attend the annual
meeting Of the Merchant THllofH
National exchange. The convention
promises 10 be the most euocesafui
ever held. the organization having
developed a healthy growth during
the flaaf year
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CHARGED WITH
LARCENY FROM
THE PERSON

George Eaton and Charles Cart.
atei! who were arrested YESTERDAY
~ Detectives ilatt,ce and Tennant.
Nrfe to-day charged with lar4,eny
rona the person. A valuable geld
watch found In the possession af the
I'VE men AZ the time Of their arrest
y - to-day tdentified by Jack Kelly
a. ese stolen rutn him ln a saloon
day night.
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CHICLIONE
ExONERATED

In the case OF frsnk ahixissas. ar
rested Jan. , On = charge % Efhni
larcsus. Juzflas George has enter
Ell sa efsar dizshsssiax Aim a. the
facts atiaret completely etousfnts
hfm Prosecuting Attorney suott
caacufred In the order.
The arrest was made AZ tbe In
st4nes Of chris Klein. Who alleged
that IhlNiiune and snnthrf man u~rsi
a team and wagon betonRsns Go him
80 eauss 10 tfsEa city fTafu South So
attic Mr. Klein vas evidently mis-
taken ae Ia uhlxltone. for when a
thorough Investigation wan made. no
eonnssfioH bet~~en him and the
siisapt~aranes Of thr team and
~axoa eossid b. traced.
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PEMOBSCOT RIVER
WATER POWER

AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan. ao.@Ths
Hanger board of trade has taken
the Initiative In a movement 10 utii-
iEe the immense water power Of the
prnobscot river. and a company or
KaniSed for the purpose VIII soon
bc chartered. The plan Of the pro-
motarn Involves the outlay OF about
$40, 000. 600. and u IL expected that
%. 900 20 10000 horse power Will be
developed. OF a force almost equal
To kiarara
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VENEZUELA
Administration Angry
at Powers Attitude

WARRINGTON, Jan. se.--rhe cab,
met AT the regular meeting todAy
discussed the Venezuelan situation
fhe president and hi. advisers de-
plets the attitade Of the powers IA
refusing Ia eccept Minister bowen Z
prope@aA Thera MAS nofne talk VI
a taiut protest being Med by thi,
eesznsry and other creditor nations
outside the triple alliance.
ttawcn has not renctVed a formal
reply from the powers yet lilo rtill
hepea that he VIII have another con.
ference with the diplomats this
evening TOR further discussion % tbs
subject.
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WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. "a
Spertalt- Senator Edmund Wins
ton rettus of Alshsnas. has just
eesn chosen 70 seFxe fur another
term In the Eniled States ssn-
ate. Next July. senator prsfu-
VIII he ~ years ~ age. When hs
finishos tha terra ta which he has
Just b~ea assigned. he Will DO ~
years Of aHe.
HeaAtor Tettua 10 the picture oi
health And his mind II one II tbs
brightest IN that hosfr. lie does not
talk often. but eheu he doea fhs
prwes sailstr quickly ntis without
isegtus. hi. rrd bantiana hanfker-
chief. his sp<etsste@ on the tip ~
has nose. and his little sstssd~ of Ala
hefua tsfsssea ~eil IN the fsnnt ~
his utoefh. the senats would seem
quite unnatural
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Newspaper Eatorrflss Association.
WASHINGTON u. g. Jan. ~
(apcainD 1t iH question Of some
interest a. pubiic men how far their
pictures may be used for advertising
purposes without their consent on
en- there ~ no connection between the
reading matter and the picture. the
latter bsinn used FOR the sole pur-
poae OF attracting attention The
concern does not ciain that the per
son pictured uses the particular
brand OF whlrkuy nr nerve food. AL
though there may be such hint In
fetred fron the mere iuNtapasiiians
IA some instances the use Of their
portraits has proved quite annoy
ing a. men az national fame Il was
not Ions nNn that y nerve fnad CUM
pany baEan using President Rees#-
velt's picture on bliiboafdp and ia
maAasinss. with tho HuGgeHtion That
the product was great stun tot the
strenuous Secretary tortalyoa
wrote Go the company polite re-
quest that " discontinue the pfae-
Tee. ANA u wan done.
Rough on the Mayor
There IL billboard picture In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
HAD EIGHT PISTOLS ON
her PERSON WHEN TAKEN


D9Hseisfa since she arrived Ia this
etts.
fhe Superintendent OF Believes
hospital says be thinks he knows
= fso che - He admitted she was .
French woman Of wealth and nocial
distraction. hut declined In eive her
name CO 10 furnish any details about
her family asssaaessfions.
The woman was mot viaient In thu
cab 90 In the hospital except wher
she vas aipuut 10 be taken 20 ths
pavilion. when she rsv~d. she 1,
tall. splendidly built. Nth sxeep-
tionaliY handassae features and with
the Enthusiastically stamp Of refine
fnF1f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

uoHrzEsxERs PARADISE.
On sasrs Of Lake wa.hinsten.

II yoo suaf a tn~ns N a trsufifui xpst.
WITH Hn1-a tnaptusrrrents and ninr n~t9hs
t.are. WITH rhanos u 9cuhiinE On Seur In
~essntsns ~tsesr a p~.r. - o. nsfSisf
Hs.eh ~ aUrss wb-f. etfvsts sFs cisars1.
-rs~sss' 49, sta, ars az q ru-ar rs s.ss
ssr.ssa- @sat LhnuE - fspoT LpTr are
s<fiinE r~ridiy o, SO. So and 500 %.
pnrusert ~ a. .ef $40 eees ees q.
rsasafkIY E~~~y 10 - wstAls ses and
tee ttasks 1t isss ant a@r nns. Over
60 ass hsrnas hallSiuE p~op1s r~osinE In
eranf stss Il l.hs sna r.oun,sins hirk
sna e~elthr. EseFy1>ear tkss Hxtnsrr
Il~.eh- So nail last nompi~fef Hni
frsnhaf tarrn@ Iaka NEutnH ear on
w..hinssen street rsrs. 70 ffss< tor a
dafiaF Sc Nc. weed krent a. offIos
psgnisr nr.ca 90 c, X. startsssaf owner.
40 HIS a riurk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
LAST EDITION
Alexander
M'NEIL IS
WRECKED

cable IRON uenxk~na. via San
Alexander Mcneil has haen wrecked
On rect of rratas island. rhr
hewn was taken to llonEkonr by
survivors IN a boat FROM tho wreck. .
I'd Nonnel The MeNeil sailed from
Seattle for Manila IN November with
estso % pilea sthe Mtarted on
her return trip ~ days amo,
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CHICAGO. Jan. s0.--Aiderman
"Hinky Dink" Nonna flashed a dia-
nond badge on "nathhouse John"
couRhlln In the obuncil that made
BathhouHe" gaep for breath.
Where'd YOU get lt7' he asked.
From me friend. the brewery"
ohuoklad Tiinky.
Your friend. the brewery I don't
understand"
Well they gave me this for being
the champion beer seller OF the First
ward. aeeY'
twenty five years ago I wns sell
Ing papers ON the streets aud now
they are throwing diamonds Mt me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
.onrMWESTERN
FRUIT GROW ERS

.,.,xANE wash. Jan. M'-un-
m a.ns 80 aatfay the censen-
Al the Northwestern Fruit
w. '.,...,rr' Association. which = 10 be
va m this city earins the .en,lna
80 VIII be the isrks-t AID snast
,srssnsntative tashssiassss -. ~ ns'. y.
fep's es'.ss srnwlnx industry that has
~ - -, hela insthe Pacific North.
ets AANi,As received by thsssr In
49,. I'D the arrangements tor the
eo,ssr,ns show that prominent ffat
ke..'.',. AL b. here ftssfa many sec.
49, al Washtnstea. oreKpn aud
49, 49, An interesting and snstfties
~ rroxram h neinF arrankea. Gait
w mr papers and s.iasss~sr on
,'sely topics ~ hefsssalsetsa es
w.. ..s AZ Widest pratuinenee.
~ " ~
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John. This ia surely q great coun-
try"
Iiiuky'n beer-selling record IA 81 600
barrels In five years A hugo rign
with the inscription, THE largest
aud coolest gihss IN the city" nwingn
over the door OF the "Worklnmen' =
Exchange. Two men IA their shirt
sleeves are kept busy day and night
filling the RlnAsss FOR thirsty patrons.
There are about 800 glnsscn ~ n bar
rel Of the kind the ALDERMAN serves.
Al cents a glass each barrel brings
Kenna fib. This Is a profit OF so a
hnrrel.
Thirty-une thousand multiplied by
ten shows the alderman'a profits In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Judge Grimm In the superior court
today denied the motion for a new
trial IN the case Of Rev. MAX scott.
who wna recently convicted % Grim
tnal assault upon young gffl ef
his foek scott uf1 come up for
sentence on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

rsrr- 81 the h~sf FAIRS. In The white rfvr'
valley two 20 acre pieces and ono IS Al
hashiY iu4rrvsed. veil stocked and mrs.
elsss baiidiasA
% ses.s-Ss. i--Frics ss.sco-rerns
90 .rr-.-Na s-Psse. "a ss,-Isss-
. .er..-So. a-rrss, sssco- Terns
Thr ah-sss fsrsns ars the best In fats par
q tbs state. hs4r4 sccu~eiDis tsth ~ th'
Gtea usEpn rad. Ahasut a 10 90 ~
rnIt~ drive fsxsn H~<tiie. Poi fail Par
ttcaisrs kintiy call a. the ofnee.
A. LAwRENcE. soss ssccna Av.ass.
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OF Pianos arrived today. givins u.
an unusually large stock % CHECKER
Ina a Sons. Kfmbail Hobart At.
Cable. rease. u. =. Johnston Co. and
other rianoa and kisihau Organs
for intending purchasers TO reirct
frpm. at attractive prices on easy
farms
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Heating Stoves
Special Sale

In order 90 make room we have
reduced the prices on all Heating
Stoves. We also have a full line Of
the well known Charter Oak Ranges
on hand.
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GRAND
JlJR Y

After a srsaion Of two hours with
Frank Clancy TIM. morning IN. SUI.
persar eoart srana jury took an al.
tournament until Menday. Fshrasr,
.. At tho request ef Pruseeatinx At
taruey scott. who viii BE- busy try
ting case. In the criminal courts next
week.
Anoth~r reason foe the sasoarn-
snsas vast the fact that cssrs Ma
th<r hs. Iarse amount of short
hand tsstlmeny TO transcribs. and
also Wishes 10 prepare = large num-
her Of indictments In petty criminal
cases which the srsni jury has In
vestixatsd. During the brief vscn-
ttaa the jarors whose homes are la
fhr country viii have an eppoftunity
TO return to them and attend 10
ne9frcfsd private ewsins~s.
Ths fxnsous prf c~nt gambling
graft was the Only matter inv>stis
gated this morning John Clancy
~as the onlT WITNESS on the stand
yesterday. and stated shsn he iers
the gsestd Jury r~1fn In the evening
that he had made a clean breast
Of the entire - per cent matter.
t'rsak clzaoy. On lsArinx tho room
al noon today. also said that the
jury had gue~sicnsd him regarding
the - per cent. deal. but saif that
the int~~rcsstorfs~ were along the
same I'm. AZ tfsos~ propound>d u
him ~hen ~ ~as before shs Jury
Early n tie session. He said that
ne testified 20 rsthing important
tutlctm~nts that were not true
bstl< wera returned BY the grand jury
this raeFning against Csd Jchnann
and Thomas CLARK The fehason
wouan was ksid unf~r . charge %
lsrc~ny rrasn the person snd Cl&rhs
oH = charge of burglary
Cad tohn-on D. an old time ra.irs
curt character and has been ar
ae-fsi nuru>rous tines on charges 81
afreny. On every occasion she has
ess1ped the psnifenslary.
Cfart vac charged with entering
ard stealing from the room Of Kitfis
nrsdy IN ths Midway thu no-t
natorious den of vice In the nsw ten
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away to the once Of his employer at
.tse broadway. The boy. whose
nants IL Alfred Afoties, showed u to
his employer and asked him what he
thought IL was. The employer az~
ania~d u and concluded that u was
sssld.
NEXT DAY he saw an advertisement
In one of the newspapers tellins OF
the iosa by 4. a NJ Woilntaln. AS.
savers Of a gold brick. and offering a
reward for iss retafn. Arotira was
seat over 10 Wsllstsin's. and they
recognized the brick an theirs and
paid the boy a handsome reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
CLOSING OUT
PRICES
or THESE DEPARTMENTS ARE
MOVING TIE SHEET MUSIC
AND BOOKS RAPIDLY
SHEET MUSIC

All regular 6ee and sse music nes
ssssFaass Aee
All regular stc and sse music nos
ssss=sfssss sfoc
rtrufnenfnf, new .....s..-.1a r
Selections from operas. regular price
ftr. nov ...s.s.......s. t9c
Thrpe pieces Of regular iec music for
ss.s-ss..-....s Ice
Reg.
Price. Now.
Germs cf Hzfircom.
plane .............tf % es
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so.isty Notiess
HOUSE r~p.,siss 10 Al essssas., rsbs.,
:.ss.s' ~ ~ s.a.ss " vss.-s"sas:.t
-ls if'e' isAsesnasas. y issr
Mines snd Mirlns
4 q HELLxN % has ~ sssns splsndld
sps',ssn,sis. tss s.st,s. -,e ss. ', -;
ft-h.fiss Ofnrs rf- sna ara Ass4ds
hieE.. rssnis. WISH.
Fer observation-disclosures
olskAf lscsbATioN sAt.k Al ths Hsa
sssss sssth o~tns e NJ bsrssinz u a
vets nain, shtsh damaged oaf tnmsnss
st.ses eea.issr.siy, =. .s e,fsftnE 70 ths
psies an ssaetias ppslie. yssruitars.
stoves. ranges. hea,5Fs efpchsfJ sars.
sss..~sr. saa al heasshsid fnrnis.iss.
gsltsaes this sppartanity ssx s~euss Dsr
s.iss h oar lirs al snss.
FoH SALE 81 . sr~., r.nrfse~-p.sels
sf~~ushtps vtneh sf1 eofnDlste and 10
ga>s soadftion. also a iot - s.ips rix
ss s ss Ca :. .s seq s a. DID,. ss as ,'
ts4sise Al chin~ss lana Co. las west
ron SALE sss.e.. r.nx~s. ezrps,s. ie.shss
chairs. tables. ecah cAMr.. sto~ eAsss.
~efarea-~s and sssssr.s - half prscs. col
4 HftlIABf-k risos " borro- nesnsy o.
ia snnss4a. s<tanes. lewtlfy loo tairfest.
y. west 80 r1As stf-~s.
hoNsr 60 sssrs nssis- a. is~ rate, vi.
s.as raamsy sna eeu.b2ny ssonsy ~ seiia
- ssss +" -, a vs ,,..,. hs "a q h-ns'
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REAL GOLD BRICK PASSED
BY THOUSANDS ON STREET

THEN A nov PICKED 1T UP REWARD FOR irs RE-
TURN FIRM
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In order TO reduce stock. we will
srii during this week our regular
si2fe violin for erss, with extra set
% strings. bow and case complete.
We nrc also offering very attractive
prices on our large stock Of Guitars.
Aansofins nanjoe. Music Boxes.
Ora phophones. Records. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

NEW s-rx.orn aoaAa. Just rompirica, ~
bla-cks Madisuu street. On aix pears time.
Easy paynfauts
New s-ftcna cottage On queen Aune ~
hlp-ek feana cor. reaey - move into On
re rr~ eassas-e en- T~rth. close IN. ready
20 u.axs inie. aiso On ieaE time Easy
one ts-s,ssrn hol.s completely Furnished;
wul wat fer ftop psr tuonth. only
blocks fruln PIKE. can 30 hoash, On easy
trrsus. a harnainl
oos sa-fu1su, hssss "a slsth near rsksi all
uss-lsfn improvements. VII always rent
rs'-sses eaa vsosn, lots al pars city .,
tlesasi home on Capitol mn. ca-y terms
40, -. "a, nis-.s
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HlNKY DINK HAS SOLD
LAKE OF COLD LAGER


CELEBRATED ALDERMAN FROM DE FIRST" OF CHICAGO HAS
MADE FORTUNE ir
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Out -of-,own ordern ntuxs add from
= TO IS cents for Postage ON books
and cent per copy for music.
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LOsT-sA younF ecotdl~ dag. iiaht ooiared
with darh tail white breast and forefeet.
faint white streak on side OF neck.
leather Collar with !. Afneli, tf7f summit
avenue scratched on the plate. Return
and receive reward.
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Wmted-FeraIe Help
WANTED one lafF snl4sitaf for Naus III :
Practical Thafs4tef Reader contains atef
30 Illustrations. a tells AMI Shows how
10 t~ad men Natuen aaa ehiltrss 81
nt<ht &c Terrace street. Caii ! 10
n evenings
-
SEATTLE Employment ofnce--Ilsst help
and dar wcmshl Cali ~ Miss smith a
90 Third svenus- Main iais fni.
fo<1.
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DABNEY E
WO0DH0USE


Largest new aud Second hand furni-
ture hbune on the coast. sole agents
for the Charter Oak Ranges
Phone John sef.
Independent 1855.
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For Rent---F furnished Rooms
HOTEL SENECA.
Cor First Ave. and Seneca street.
Glenn. sunny. Comfortable.
Rooms by the Day or Week,
f2nlN FIRST AVENUE.
GRAND pACTftc HOTEL, Ills First ave-
nuH, house newly furnished. all modern
prices dafHtr.
TWO pretty furnished housekeeping r1nlnA.
l.hH.s and bath. sit Eighth avenue
south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

FeThonaT
nrT-rfiii fiffffFlfi EilTTTn'
Ffl1Ni Ftlfffi
Gay, lady, you De most 81 the shopping
and ne YOUR buty 10 aes that The hari.
earned cash YOUR old man eiNes you
should be we'll spent Why pay 90 cent.
a poured roe battef heesass ft.s put up M
brick. aud phett weight at that, when
you can buy the very same frutn 70 III
cents cheaper snd SGT 10 ounces 10 tha
puuudf
our fsncy Iowa creamery. aoc a pound.
Pure Iowa creamery. 2 iba.. IS cents.
ElFln creamery, Iac a Pound
AND IIaTENf
our fancy Washington home ranch esas Ne
sell for BOZ loosen. pea know what sr,iT
nrnrer charges Eastern eeRa eheAf<r
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-25
A New Schedule.

Beginning at one minute past noon
Sunday, Southern Pacific trains will
run on new time card. The appended
figures show evidence that instead Of
shortening time it will be temporarily
heightened out on this division. Fol-
lowing is the schedules effect upon
arrival and departure of trains in Re
no:
No 4, the west bound flyer. will ar
rive at Reno at 1855 a. m; No. 2, the
east bound flyer. will arrive in Rene
1t 8 p. m; No. 8 arrives in Reno :!
1910 q. m. and departs at IL: 80 a. %.
No. 4 arrives at $50 p. m; No. ar
rives at $50 a m; No. s arrives d
1925 a. m. and departs at S:45 a. m
The swing train running betweel
Reno and Truckee win leave at S:E
a m. and arrive at S p. m.