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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23

II on their mailing list? The Jour
nal doesn't ON at all and the Ncws
comes very ~irregu!arly. There's m
thing wrong Somewhere.
District Attormny Henderson has de-
ciicd 1" take the cases OF Cornelius
smith, charged with murder, and
Lester Black well, tho horse thief, be-
fore the grand jury without a prelimin-
AIRY examination. This will save con.
siderable expense to the county.
The man called -Scotty- mascs n
nuisance OF himself yelling ON the
streets. II he is sane, he ought to be
made To- behave himself, aud, If in
sane. lie should he sent to tile asy.
lum. Something should be done to
stop his noise ON the streets.
WIN. Smiley came down from Starr
valley this afternoon We learned from
him that Mrs. Smiley is suffering from
u severe attncH u! typhoid fever, but
thar conditions were now NOR. favorable
for her recovery. We sincerely hope
that she may suuu recover.
The National Bank Of Conpcou, md
the Marin" Bank 81 Conueaut ilarbor,
OHIO. did no, omen their doors ,o- huai.
ness ,rstcr iay moro,ur rb.ir susu.p.
sim resulted from IL II on the bank
'his"" "y the "~xr'-"FoS III the Quad
WIZ inn'trf. "'iher 81 the bEnks hold
al! 81 'h' t1"""!cH paper and both are
SAN /" bc s"'''nt.
Tho q tz.,t,. snyg tL,, !. rr,s,rt
uiars are ,",rri.J ou, 81 ,y,,,I.r mill
all! IT,. nui,, in Eruo durInr IN. cam
lng summer. E,u,'e wooden mill like
El:u'. uuIIic hail h,bs nm ,vary wear
only Ia Ice laiI a.,ty in i,e pruye. Tho
ppupIe Of both towns talk Yre,, deol
but fail 10 mike th,ir yord. scunr,.
VIVA utIr deeds. hat both need X
ICES lax ana more action.
man. claims Ia have been hrlI mn in
Reno Monday uirht and relieved nf
300 IA cn-h. a ,diIuvui value AT
nearly 200 and a rul! wutc h ynluc a,
zoo. The Reno pp.;cc investigated
lIollnud's story. but do mo-, take, il .gri-
ou. ~. Holland says he Wig to have
been hurried s,ou hut will now ina 81.
l." th"hHe his plans
\ petition for the PARDON nf Dan
O'Doun is being circulated. Dan saws
he has suffered sufficiently for lns crime
,!,at Lc ca straiyh,en out hia mar
tiul relations Ia the satisfaction Of all
comet, ruri a. ON. Of hi, wives i rcndy
to sue Tor Il divorce and TIM, the other
will murry him. Dan seems ,u have
found tnc trnnsgrcssUr's rcnd II hard
one {. travel. The pctiuon will come
before the next meeting OF the board of
purGon..
,r,n ,.,o' r,,.-s
..I - 49,.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Z Mrs. Chapman Is quit. lively today.
Mn. /. l. Hnt'ry returned on No. /
,hrs morning..
Pcio- Iiulm run,e down from Wells
this afternoon.
Walter Sio!i.l came il frun. Cola
Creek las, nigh. lie has nothing
strange {" niatc nbont that country.
Marsha! Gnmmcn camo from Wills
thus afternoon with witnesses IN "A wins.
Key case. lie sI.l leave or Carson ,,.
night.
The Ioaopth r"i!road hn- fccuf,d a
u:ht IT way from Tonopah to Columbia
10y the way Of DIamou Itiali. The road
Will be extended ~ last IA p~usHibIc.
Mr. Phillips has grow npiily worse
since yesterday and Tia" Indicators al,
this writing are that he can i've bat a
shor, time. late this tftcrncuu lac WIS
very Iow and hi- death was expected at
any moment
IT Is nov claimed 10y medical men
,hHi c"urIing IlT.- - conducive to bet
ter health. 1t Ii pleasant To- ~rcali1,
That THIS POPULAR remedy IL within reach
"' all ana IT. not yet controlled 10y the
patent mcilcUu" trust.
Tam G-, - uri II,r,, u.,.,
CAM, uufr,.u , url,g fiji. ,,o-,r,,, anal
Infhdcd the rirr"it together this tore.
NOON. Ou" 81 ihrm remarked To the
writer that The "'ucr Il OF the pair
villa III E"'i company. Guess which
on" uiAte the remark.
TI,r,. w,s I,r,. c-,,., f., I..rl
Han Inst ui,h, tn ,.ui,y ,n, ,,..r,..u.
mrrt given by the Y,u,. W.,,or,.
Lra,ur FOR the benefit Of ,L,. r.,u,r ,uut
o'lhe Prsb.trri,n church an r,.,
ON tne urorram dit ,hrir vary L.g, ma,
all -uccrrdrJ in uL,as,uy tive ,,li.,.
Tho entertainment, u.,.rI hand ...,
sum for ,ho r.rair f,uI
helm u IN, S,i,rr y,u,, ,y, w,cl.
but AZ We, bu. ,,,n.L. ,o .,i...,, -,
liz, W~Inprr,yrw 1, nn. ~
the churrL,a r,..r,Iy L., ro, ,.y..l
To- move, ON INFINITE ~,
,ug but me ruI. a., a..r +, ,,,..
hnyo been tbnt mn ,I,t. ,y,s ,,.1
Bru,, L,li.vos ,t,f f.f., ,r;,L,.,, al,
is lraI -lru,aI
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23
VI

Elko, Nevada,
December u, 1924. 10y Rrv. George IT..
Greenfield, Mr.. John Hunter ni Elko
10 Miss Viola Bcauliou Of San jose,
CHlituI MA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23

10y local applications as they caunot
reach the diRcHscd portion Of the cur
There is only ono way to euro deafness
and that is 10y constitutional remedies.
Deafness IN caused 10y an infIamod con.
ditiOp of the mucous lining cf the Eus.
~taclinn tube. When tins tubcc il III
ilamed, You have n rnmbling sound or
imperfect hearing and when it il entire.
ly clasUd, Deafness is the result, and
unlses the inflammation can be taken ont
mud IT. 10 tube restored 20 its normal
condition, hearing will loo dcst rOyed Tor
ever; nrno rnrCs ont Of ten are caused
by cntarrh, which il Onatmgbus mn IN
ilamcd condition nt the muc0ue surfaces
We will give Ono hundred Dollars
tof any case Ut dcniucn Caused hy
catarrh) TINT cnuuot be cured 10y Halle
CntArrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
i. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O..
Sold 10y Druggists, - cents.
Take Iia!l's Family Pills Tor constip4.
ton.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23

Of the health 81 !omr children. l.ouE
out Tor ConGhs, Coljs, Group aud
"h""png Cough. stop them N time
Ono Minute Cough Cure ia 'he urst
rcm"dy. iInrmlcsa mud pleasant. sod
by Eliiu Dfut CO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23
GEo u. GHEETriELp.

Boys bustci brown suits aud an elC-
gnut line ot ovcrcoHts Ia match at Eng.
Ter Cue.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23

For line white California h,ankcts
ctc. call on Euglcr Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23
The Otilciai Result.

Yesterday the members Of the Supre-
mo Court met at the Office Of the Score.
ttry OF State and mnde an official car.
vaGs Of the vote.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23

- -s-s-= g.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-23

Tbs is the shortest ,lny II the year.
G,ai la s"r Charlry NTrFsrmer ou the
1t r"riu tpdny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
MOPF OUTS
| BASEBALL

Lured by the tales Of the great
fortunes that have been made In the
railroad business. Gus klopf. the
genial third baaeman OF the Spokane
Iunchgrassers. who has been n fig
ure In the baseball history OF the
Northwest for some time. will now
become real railroad magnatc.
lie viii have charge OF the minia-
turc railroad 20 be built at Madison
park, IN this city. this season. and
he will be found stopping hot boxes
instead OF hot liners.
Nothing like railroadlng TO get
rich" said Gus. this morning. when
asked about the report that he in
tended TO quit baseball. II like to
play ball oil right and I'm the great
est fan that ever yelled 'hooh der
kaiser but for the comfort OF my
family l want to settle down some
where and you can't do II In base
ball. You sec how happy Dugdsie
In out on his Dunlap farm. ! got the
settling down hunch from him. Me
10 the throttle from now, henoeforth
and forevermore."
Gus Is financially interested In the
enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

triangular run between the ports Of
Vancouver. Seattle and Victoria In
order 70 do this the vessel will have 70
steam 10 miles a day.
The Princess Victoria viii. however.
be able 70 make that distance. az un-
der pressure she can cover knots an
hour. When frat placed on the se-
attie-Nictoria route. she covered the
70 miles between this city and Victoria
In three hours and twenty minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
AT
NEE PIERCE
AGENCY

LEWISTON. Idaho. April BE.
u. Macarthur. Huperinte adent of the
industrial school At I.apwaI. and act
ms agent OF the Mes Perez Indian
agency. having resigned. Edwin l..
1hhieraft. supervisor OF Indian
schools. fs In charge of the school
and agency and will probably re-
main until McArthur'a successor has
been appointed.
Mr MeArthur's resignation and
Fstifsusnt are supposed 20 have
brsn directly caused by a campaign
Instituted the first OF last Decambsr
against him by a number Of Indians
and whites. who have businer. with
the agency. The Indian. flied a
long iist 81 charges with the Indian
department. As a result OF these
charges Special Agent ncNiohois
made an investigation. This was
followed by aoArthur's resignation
Mr. Chaiorafi. who IL now in
charge Of the school and agency.
has been IN the Indian service about
70 years. a good part Of the time ne
an Instructor IN the indian school
al Payaiiup agency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
WRECK ON
The BEACH
THE FouNpERED kAiluA DID
NOT DRIFT OUT TO SEA
Especial TO The Start

VICTORIA. n. G. April g7.--Aithouxh
the tugs Sea Lion and Pioneer made
an unsuccessful nearvh for the wrecked
ship Kaiiua. IL appears that the wreck
has not driftsd 60 sea- an the cap
sAins 81 these TUGS believed.
Advises today from Sootka. say that
one 81 the tugs passed AZ dusk within
a mile Of the wreck. which still iiea
bottom up on the beach. and r. pound
tnE TO pieces on the rocks.
Everything from the water line UP
n demolished. but the keel and bot
tom ~ the hull II IN good condition.
Tho storrkecper at HootkR says he
Believes she capsixcd near whore Hha
Hes. m the lumber In her hold Was
still intact. A search has been made
for the log book. without success.
Indians are building houses out Of
humber which has been washed ashore
from tho derciict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
BOWLING
TOURNEY
CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTESTS
OPENED LAST NIGHT

The much talked OF championship
bowling tournament was started Inst
night ou tho Monarch aiieyr. two
teams. Reimer and sehonbein and
Plumtusr and Keen. playing In the
opening games. Tonight the balance
OF the teams will roll the first series
three teams rolling on the Arcade
alleys Rnd three ON the Monarch,
Eight teams. made up % sotne Of
tho best bowisrn In the city. are en-
tered. ard each will strive 10 carry
off the hours OF being the tso-Fnan
champions Of Seattle. Besides the
coveted first piece. number OF
cash prineH will be given 10 the lead
ing teams at the close Of the tour
naanent, which lasts until all teams
entered have rolled ~ games. Total
pins In the entire series viii decide
the championship. Following In the
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
RUSSIAN FLEET IS
STILL AT GEN SAN
THE vLAoWosroK SQUADRON AGAIN APPEARS IN THs HAR
eoR-sTRATEec ZONE ABANDONED

LONDON. April 2T.--The ST.
James Gazette correspondent at
Seoul wires today that several war
ships believed 20 be the Russian
vladivostok squadron appeared off
Gen san this morning. near the spot
where the Russian squadron sank
the japanese steamer Goyo Maru
Monday. The correspondent adds
that the appearance OF the ships has
thrown the populsce % Gen San into
a state Of terror. fearing n bernhard
mcnt. II n believed that the Rus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
A NEW INVENTION


A Seattle man VIII attempt % take
che worlds FIRST prize at the St. Louis
exposition fer an Instantaneous water
heater II Is simple snd most cf-
feetfve device. itx11 inches. Weighing
= pounds. and made of copper. By
means q which any one may have n
hot bath and n warm bathroom By the
time they car remove their clothing
1t will burn any fuel kn0wn-coaL
weed. gas. charcoal Kerosene or crude
oil The change required 10 burn one
or the ether fuel can be made In a few
seconds
Tho amount Of fuel consumed for a
given amount Of hot water Is surpris-
fnxiy small. A test has shown that n
half pint % crude oil or n stick Of
wood sxs and . inchss long supplied
enough fuel 20 heat - gallons Of wa-
ter 20 100 degrees p. and raised ths
temperature Of the bathroom TO 81 do
gree~ In 20 seconds
The method Of operation r. slmpli-
= city itself. Light the fire and turn on
the cold water. which as II passes
through the heater Il airnost instan-
taneosisly brought TO the boiling point
ct the same time the heater warns ths
bathroom to o comfortable tsmpera-
ture.
The Yoho Heater Il absolutely SAFE
IN operation accidents cannot occur
Unlike other instantaneous waiel
heaters. water Is turned out pure. mo-
being poisoned with the fumes Of burn
arw gas. II IL an ornament 20 ans
bathroom. and viii last longer thar
IN ordinary copper Settle--whiei
means a lifetime.
From the standpotnts Of convenience
ard economy this heater leaves htti'
Go be desired. The value and merit q
THE Invention l. truly wonderful
Lately the Yoho Bath Heater ha
made a great hit In Vancouver. n. g.
where n strong company. called IN
Yoho Bath Heater Company. Ltd
has been Incorporated TO nanufactur
81 In large numbers. retailing IL a
slTse. IL Is also being manufacture
an Detroit. Mich. St Louis, 40.
Houston. Tex. and this city. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
WILL K07E ON THE
LIQUOR QUESTION

OLYMPIA. April FIN the absenos
% local option liquor law the county
commissioners % Thurufon ccunty
have adopted a method ~ their own in
determining whether a liquor license
shall be isuad At the town % Lacey
or woodland. as II l. also called.
union NiEa school and ~ Mar.
the college for boys are located near
the proposed site Of the saloon and
some objection has been raised 90 the
granting % the license This commits
sioners have therefore apppinted Juna
AZ the aAy for deciding the question
b. eisetion. The three school direct
orH are appointed Judges and ali who
are qualified 20 vote at school eler-
ttun may vote on tho liquor question.
This method wtii admit the votes o.
women at the polls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

The Green Lake Improvement
Club meets tomorrow night In Good
Tempiars' hail. The committee ap-
pointed 60 urge the enforcement OF
the ordinance prohibiting splitting
In street cars and the building Of a
new high school. n constructed. in
the northern part Of the city. will
make their reports
q. w. Johnson of sof First avenue
west reported 10 the police last night
the loss OF a grip containing cleo
trician's tools. The grip was stolen
from the Seattle Electric Company
plant on Post street Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

sian fleet has been stationed owt-
side the hafbor since the sortle Mon
day.
Toxic ndvice- are TO the effect
that the minister Of marine has
abandoned the stratcxicaI xone In
the Ky channel. which leads from
the Pacific ocean to the inland sea.
II IL presumed that the mines have
also been removed as the southern
coasts OF the Kingdom. how being
guarded. are considered safc from
attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
ORGANIZATION
IS Completed

Al ifs regular weekly meeting last
night in Carpenters hail the Seattle
Amaigamatcd Trades Council com.
pIeted It's organization. on account
Of lack Of sufficient time 10 devote
10 his duties Roy =. Dent OF the
clerks union resigned and H. II.
Stannard. also Of the clerks unien.
was elected 20 I'll the vacancy. The
other officers are the following.
President. +. X. Chrlaiman Of the
Brewery Workers Union: vice rres-
ldent. Walter Bennett OF the Iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
HIS
FINGERS

r. 3. Dalin. n fisherman who has a
wife and child residing at Twenty
fourth avenue south and Norman
street. was taken TO the Seattle Gem
erai hospital yesterday afternoon.
where the fingers Of his left hand
we're amputated BY DIR. Booth. Oak
ms fingers were ground 20 a pulp In
a windlass last Sunday. aboard a halt
but schooner off Cape Fiattery.
Dailn was assisting the otlzr NOM
beers Of the crew In gale, when hts
hand was caught In the windlasa lie
was obliged to endure the agony OF
the Injury until the vessel reached this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
LEAP YEAR
PROPOSAL FOR :
KING CHRISTIAN
Dy scrtpps News Ass.nj

BERLIN. April yT.-Ths vonaiehe
HcitunE reports tina, Kins Christian of
Denmark. at an open reception. was
approached by a young. well-bred and
faHhianahiy attired woman. who pro-
posed marriage 60 the monarch.
Il fear TIM too old" replied King
Christian. as he requested an officer
10 escort the apparently deranged per
son 20 the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

MolderI Union. and asrgeant-at-
arms. George Single 81 shs brewery
Workers ITALIAN. Various commit
tees were also appointed.
There wera about 30 Delegates
rsvseni. bot none from the shlnxio
Viewers Eniou OF ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
Green Fruit. Etc.

Apples. cooking, boc5si.0o box; spli.
HsnberEerh l..s,a 90 per boz. baidwins
aD per box. east Of the mountains
fancy GreeninEs. sQfi box. Wears and
Jonathann. q bnsfi% nov Winter Mel.
lies pears. 81 sbtIiso nox. Wears and
others. about 8, hox. fIneappics 81 g
dox Rediands oranges. 81 49, 80 box
Iemona tea3 50 box. Cranberries. 81
Dbl. Persian dates. SIC ID. Huckieher.
rfes Zoe III. Bananas. tah0IS-H per
bunch. Strawberries ftoo per crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
STEAMER
WRECKED
LARGE VESSEL GOES ASHORE
DURING A HEAVY STORM
my serlpps News Ass.nh

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. April y A
iarEc steamer went ashore on briEan-
tine shoals during a storm last night
A heavy sea j. runaing and immense
waves are hrcaklng over her. She u
apparently n passenger steamer from
the West Indies or south America.
Later the steamer was identified aa
the Craig Neuk from Sc Thomas Tor
PHILADELPHIA. she will probably he a
total less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
STATEMENT WON

LONDON. April 27.-Leopold
Hothschild's Statement. with Can
non up. won the 1000 gulneau trial
plato at Newmarket today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
SHE MUST
GO SOME
PRINCESS VICTORIA TO COVER
900. MILE RUN BETWEEN Sc
ATTLE, VANCOUVER AND
VICTORIA

The local officials Of the Canadian
Pacific Railway company announce
that in June the company will place
their steamship Princess Victoria on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

Go each for thin blown custard
Glass: best flint glass. regular
t2oo dozen.
zoe for ti.zs T-piece berry Set.
IN a pretty frosted glass. dec
? Grated with yioiets.
zoe set Of . engraved Tumblers.
regular 75c dox. .choies OF three
pattefun.
3se for t-pieee breakfast Set.
consists OF covered butter dish.
apoen holder. sugar bowl and
crram pitcher. choice of three
designs regular CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
HAY, Grain and Feed

Oats t2fd& per ton: barley. So ton,
wheat. so ton chop, s2tu26 ton. shorts.
e ton bran; 80 ton. Oh meal s. ton.
compressed Timothy. new. 81 ton
new wheat hay, tfef26 ton: new alfalfa
t16 ton, new Puget Sound nay. tl54i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

A pretty Tinted Opal Glass
Pattern.
soc for tlGo 7-piscs berry Set;
all pretty shapes and on stan
dayd.
Toe for go footed Jelly Dishes.
Toe for ti,2s s-piece breakfast
Set.
loo for SOC spring top Syrup
Pitchers.
lDc for SOC Vinegar or OF cruet.
ase for Tbc Water Pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

is ton: middiings. sc ton. Peanuts.
Jumbo. &c. Al. &c.
Butter. Eggs, Cheese
Native Creamery, &c per 10. Eastern
creamery. fresh. &c 10. storage. uazS
per 10.
EgEs-Native ranch. &c doz. Ore
gcn ranch, &c doz; Eastern, &c dox-
Cheese-NAtive- itSiiSc per ID. East-
trn. lee per III.
Poultry
Chickens. hens and springs, i53l5xo
Ducks. live. Ice; dressed. Halle per ih.
Geese. i2c per 10. Squads. scarce.
Fish, Etc.
Halibut. 7GSc per 10: salmon trout.
50 g per ID. founders. SC per 10. soles.
td6c per ID. shrtmps. l5c per 10. sneita.
tGs6c per 10
Smart clothes. Herald. 1929 I'd. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

A burglar with a taste for good
cigars ransAeked the room u James
Davis. In the Ashley house. on First
avenue near Pike. last night Besides
twenty fine cigars. the thief obtained
n pair OF trousers. sold locket and a
ahlFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

whito River Burbanks. $500
ner ton: Yakima potatoes. t3bQQ
Der ton. carrots. he per sack ruta-
taEas. &c pei sack. cabbage g per 10.
tomatoes, J. 90 box. celery. 5000 per
duE. radishes ioc per dog bunchvS
Lettuce. U.H per box. Walla Walla
onions. 500 per ewt: Ercen onions,
Zoe per dozen punches. Hubbard
per 10. Rhubarb. 2I3c per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
WANTED
TO DIE
sNoAoMIsH GIRL DISAPPEARS
BELIEVED TO HAVE COMMIT.
TED SUICIDE
Especial TO Tn. star,

rvERET-r. wn.. April sT.-Ellen
Morse. aged about i6. the daughter
OF Eldridgc Morse. a widely known
character, disappeared from her
home In Snohomish last night
she left a note saying she intend
cd to commit suieine. 1, is supposed
she has thrown herself into the river.
The body has not been found. Her
father Is frantic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
SPECIAL

$1,000 buys tomorrow fancy
black and white Etamlns
quits and Scotch Mixed
Tweed suits. value up 20
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

fThese prices are 90 any buyer IN
euantitt~s Prices on small purcha ses
average 20 per cent hiEherl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

Fresh Ment-Cow beef. 10 per ID
steer beef. 1s445e.c 10. veal, ll1zc ID
pork Sf{Sisr ID. mutton. haac 10
provisions-n ans. ib0lec 10. breakfast
bacon. Ice 10: bellies. fresh. live lfn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

All WATER and LEMONADE
GETS at about one-third less.
Each set consists OF one pitch
or and six giannen 20 match and
includes tray.
0se for ti.bo tinted Opal Water
Set.
sI.9h for f20o water Set Floral
designs. with guild edginss.
SLID for u.lh Water Set.
e1.T5 for taTb Water Set prst-
~ frosted glass. with floral
design.
e2.a5 for pretty rcd ami Eofi
water Set. regular $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-27

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