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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-01
PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
IN adjournment in Honor Of the Death
of 4. W. Hurlburt-tOnsldcr
Routine Business.
HOUSE MORNING.

Dcvot NAL exercises conducted by the
chaplain
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II 5t-To incorporate the White River
Water CO.. with amendments
n 3G;-Grauting certain powers to the
village of West Derby, with amendments.
THIRD READING ORDERED,
H. 23l--Rclating to construction of
buildings.
H. Eclating to school Attendance.
Mr Shorburuc Of Pomfret moved an
substituting school director
for "oVcrsccr of the poor Amendment
opposed by Mr.. O'Brien Of South Bur
linaton ana Mr. MaXdeld Of Johnson and
was not agreed to.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-01
A REPRESENTATIVE DEAD,
a. w. Hurlburt Of Georgia Succumbs to
n Canccrous Trouble.

ST. Adams. Nov. 2s--Adam w Hiurl-
but. Goorgias representative in the pres
ent House, passed away at his home in
Georgia at two o'clock Saturday after
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planned the urgency for the increase from
81 900 to 100.
II. decentralization of granite wall In
rear of state House.
IL. 461-Construction Of storage vault
in basement of state House.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II 4os-Relating to distribution of state
reports. etc, for educational purposes
II. 5Os-Regulating purchase of sup
plics at State institutions and laboratory
of hygiene.
H. 5O3-Amending statutes relating to
CONDENSATION Of members of State
boards.
H. 5oi-Relating to taxation Of costs In
criminal causes.
II. 5l2-Amending statutes relating to
truant officers.
II. 513-Amcndng statutes relating to
fishing and protection of fish.
II, 5lG-Amcnding statutes relating to
bridges and culverts.
II. 5l4--Amending statutes relating to
permits to teach.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. E5-Appropriating 5000 for mainten-
ancc and repair of Bennington Battle
monument, conditioned on the raising of
81 $50 by the association. Mr. Graves of
Bennington explained the purpose of the
bill.
H.. 1910 prohibit distribution OF ad-
vcrtising matter, or soliciting, in and
about the State House
s 12i-Appropriation for payment OF
Judgment Of court of claims.
s. 127-Duties Of examiners of teach
ers; superintendent of education to per-
form thocs duties in certain cases.
THIRD READING ORDERED
s 2ir-Relating to the closing Of Ger
tain streams.
S officiating to certain returns un-
der the tax law.
ELL KILLED.
| II. 3i3-Raising the salary of Lamoille
county clerk from $1,000 to 1920
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s Officiating to disiranchisement of
delinquent taxpayers in city, town and
village meetings Committee on elections
s. l--Rclating to election of listers, Sc
iler4mcn and auditors for terms of three
years each. Committee on elections
:. liJ-Amendiug statutes relating &c
causes for taking depositions Judiciary
S 14S--Amcnding charter of Montpelier
Committee on judiciary
s l4a--Amending H. 100, relating to in
spoction of food drugs. etc. Joint com
mittco on public health.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution from Senate providns
for printing of proceedings of Vernon
rhetorical society.
On motion Of Mr.. Bullard Of Burlington
the House ordered the return to the Sen
ate of H. 49,. allowing the town of ia
maca to refund its indebtedness
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. 6o8-Amending charter of village 0
Springfield.
II 39i--Incorporating village of Con
cord. Amendments proposed by the com
'mittoe on corporations were agreed TO.
H. 4G--Amending charter of Connect
lieut. River Power company. Amended.
, H. i4i-lucorporating village OF Cam
bridge. Amended.
BILL. INTRODUCED.
II Silly Mir. Hanks Of Bristol to au
thorizc the Bristol Electric company (
Issue preferred stock. Corporations.
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONCURREl
II. 45-Leeal zing quadronn al app n 81
and grand lists Of town of Hartford
H. l3i- For protection Of shade trees.
} H. 32S-Incor porating the Lake More
: Telephone and telegraph company.
l II 36o-Relatng to payment of fees an
regulating COMPENSATION Of county clerk
ON motion of Mr.. Blanchard of New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-01
SENATE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED

H. 45-Lesal zing quadrcnn al app a sal
and grand lists Of town of Hartford.
H. l3i-For protection Of shade trees
H. 32S-lncor poratmg the Lake Morcy
Telephone and telegraph company.
II 36U-Relatng to payment of fees and
regulating compensation Of county clerks.
ON motion Of Mr. Blanchard of New
port, adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-01

commissioners for a second class licouse
to be exercised in his new block on North
Main street.
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orablc report.
s officiating to salary OF Judges |
OF supreme court Favorable report
with amendments. LIST. Changing So |
600 to $4,000. Agreed to. End. BY
striking out in line FIVE mot exceeding |
three hundred dollars" and SUBSTITUTE
ing while away from home on Off
ciul business" agreed to.
S 114-Amonding law relative to
public roads and highway commission
err Favorable report with amend
mcnts. These amendments fix salary
at $1,000, strike out all OF section 4.
which provides that each town must
provide sum equal to rs per cent. of
state apportionment for permanent
road work. making 1t obligatory on
town road commissioners to report
permanent road work before October
of each year to get the apportion-
mcnt.
5. 137-Incorporating National Trust
company. Favorable report with nu-
morous amendments. which were
agreed to. Corporation limited in It's
lowers
: 1n-Incorporating Rutland Pub
fishing association. Favorable report
with one slight amendment, which was
agreed to.
BILLS KILLED
:. 55-Prohibiting sale of various
kinds Of trout Adverse report. Sen
,for Pierce Of Windham explained that
this and several other bills relating to
Gsh are reported adversely because of
a committee bill that has been intro
duccd INTO the House.
eel
report
:. llS-Rolating to licensing of dogs
Adverse reg ort
s. 13G-Rclatiug to fishing in Will
louehby Lake. Adverse report
BILLS PASSED
II. Officiating to seine and SGT lire
fishing.
! II. 216-Legalizing grand list Of town of
Jamaica.
II. 292-Reguating practice of phar-
macy.
H. a17-Rclatirg to distribution of State
school tax Senator Prouty OF Orleans
asked what change the act made and
senator Hawley of Franklin explained
that it tended 10 equalize the school tax.
H. ile-To promote good morals in con
duct of schools.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. 3o6-Rclating to billiard and pool
rooms ana bowling alleys. Senator Car
p.ntcr Of Rutland. moved that the BIZ
b, ordered to lie because There were scna-
tors absont who desire to be heard.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. lal -Logalizing grand list of town OF
-. w I'm. nd
ncuts which were agreed to.
READ TWICE AND REFERRED.
H. Gt9-Autholizing testimonial Of homo
to soldiers of Spanish-Amorican War
Committee on military affairs.
H. ISL Repairs to Addison county iai
buildings. Select committee of senators
from Addison county.
H. ~ Amending charter of village O
} Wilmington. Committee on corporations
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution from House relating t.
state prison
, ON motion of senator Skinner of Or
leans, the Senate adjpurned.
l ENATE-AFTERNOON
d, BILL INTRODUCED.
s 1GO-Ey Senator Pierce of Windham
: relating to salary of superintendent o
educution. Increases the salary from
+ 5! 900 to $500 Committee on education.
senator Iullurton of Lamollo move'
that the House be requested to return t
the Senate II. 4>9, relating to r'fundn
municipal Indebtedness, and the motto
( WAS agreed to.
= ON motion of Senator prouty Of Orlean,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-01

Every child born into the world
with an inherited tendency to tor
turing, disfguring humors of the
Skin and Scalp, becomes an object
of the most tender Sollctude, not
only because of its suffering, but
because of the dreadful fear that
the disfguration is to be lifelong
and mar its future happiness and
prosperity. Hence it becomes the
duty of mothers of such afflicted
children to acqualnt themselves
with the best, the purest, and most
effective treatment available, viz:
the CUTICURA Treatment, con-
sisting of warm baths with CUTl-
CURA Soap, and gentle anointings
with CUTlCURA Ointment, the
great Skin Cure. Cures made in
Childhood are speedy, permanent,
and economical.
Sold throughout the World. C0'i'uls Soap, 25c. oin.
ncn 5Oc Re.ol,ent i'c in f,rn - Chocolate Coated
Pills 2Sc per Vial Of G1l. Dep. London q Charter
Ave Potter Drug s Chem. Corr. Sole Props
~ send for How 10 Cure ID. figuring Uunors"
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SENATE BILLS REFERRED.

II. 3i3-Rasng the salary of Lamoill
county clerk from $1,000 to 1,2oo.
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THIRD REA DING ORDERED.

s 125-Rolating to the closing Of Ger
tain streams.
S i3-Rclatinr to certain returns un-
der the tax law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-25

W. L. Grltman. the brand-now
United States deputy marshal. had
lively Initiation into the duties OF
HIS office yesterday morning but
that be was equal % the demands 81
the first call uf bis office is nttestcd
by the fact that he rounded up two
prisoners. instead Of the single one
be went after That the new deputy
can go some. as to neafneaa and dis
patch. r. also demonstrated that by
noon he had one Of bis captiyea
bouud over to the grand Jury under
$500 bonds aud the other Jailed un-
der 800 bail for obstructinR an Of
fccr In the performance of bis duty.
The trouble originated from the
spontaneous combustion which
starts when an Indian drinks whia-
~ A Young brave. properly civ
iiized. domeatieuted and warranted
10 do no aealpiHg who lives on the
Port Madison reservation. came
over 10 Seattle Saturday afternoon
10 do a little shopping for the
olooiehman and little papooses that
gladden. bis tepee
lie returned minus the list OF
household supplies he had been sent
Tor. and plus large consignment o.
firewater There was trouble A
few warning war whoopa and the
flourish OF a prlmeval tomahawk
announced that what Is aestheticaliy
known as areXeralnn 30 type" had
happened The alarmed el0otchman
gathered up her papooaea and fed
from the roof of her spouse. and
the young brave started out on
foaiuinR expedition.
lie vas rounded up BY the In
dian police and aobcred up by a
.duekinK In the reservation water
tank. after which be vas taken be-
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fore Indian Agent Barlow. 10 whom
In the course Of time he confessed
that he had bought the flreWater
AZ the Columbus saloon. In Seattle.
on Washington street between Sec
ond and Third avenues south.
Indian Agent Barlow brought tho
warrior 10 Seattle and Commission
cr Klsfef Issued a John Doe war
rant FOR the arrest Of the man who
had Sold the liquor This warrant
was turned over 70 Deputy Marshal
Gritmau just after breakfast yester-
day morning % serve. When Grit
man went In 10 the Columbus % ar
rest q Gafbarino. whom the Indian
identified as the man who had sold
him the liquor. darbarlno refused
10 recognize the John Doe warrant.
MY nem no John Doe" said GAR
bariuo. doubling up his fists = fight
you. My mem no John Doe. Ny
mem GafbaHnoas
GHtmau mixed and a three-round
bout which nobody tried 60 stop,
took place Then =. Cigoria. the
proprietor ~ the place. got into this
game. and when Il got a little too
mick for Gritman he telsphoned
Deputy Marshal Lathe % come and
bring another John Doe warrant
for the proprietor. When Lathe got
there with double set Of handouts
and q belt full Of Uncle Sans IS
caliber guns Gnltmau was still hold-
INK his own. and in a few minutes
Gritmau was proudly marching his
captivea towards the city baHtile.
Commissioner Kiefer did the rest,
and nt the next session Of the fed
erai grand jury Garhnriua will have
o. chance 70 tell how IL All happened,
while the uuRnaeiouH Cicero. unless
he a. baiied out. viii innguish In
San until disposition Is made OF hia
case.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

y. y. Mullen. 81 Ballard ave, cop.
City HALT
Fren,ers nrua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue
W. A. Mansfield & Co. Druggist
eird ard taeksen.
Grahsua's Home Bakery, 2foS Let
{, n, Lohrdeoff. elsse store. eie,s
Second.
Thes. HARRIS. al patteftles. Rsnton.
littls's Pharmacy lat ave, .nerth
end Harrison street. J. y. little
proprietor -
Carlton & c.. nruuaiHt, cor. sth
a.. and pae. street, South seattle
r. A Naeres pestntftees So, Fark'
University Deus Store, University
Station.
newell s. pharmaes, ioA Howell
street -,
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark pro
pristor. roea e. Nadlsen.
ccmwhis nrua steee, w. }. etuo'
l.s. erap., CeluHahia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy P. Z. FisheH
orap. SIS Broadway aed James
Quake nruG Co. tots ist ave.
LearN'a Pharmacy 20 n. ufeso'
wavs phons. uniea %
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A REAL COMEDIAN

Thomas Herman. a comedian.
was arrested yesterday because he
tried TO turn the ST Elmo hotel into
a china shop with the bull part as
signed 20 himself -Four days in the
city Jail was handed 10 him by Pc
lice Judge George and now Kler-
nan. who is a member Of the Gilt
tering Gloria company. is trying
hard to communicate with his COM
pany. who have left the city. to
procure funds to pay his fine.
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WANTS TO SELL

The Ballard Electric company de-
slres its franchise amended 20 have
the city buy If AZ the expiration Of
~ years Another amendment de-
sired Is that everything will 80 10
the city AZ the end Of 80 years.
The city fathers say the city viii
get the franchise when Il expires.
The franchise committee however.
will consider the matter az It's
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NO c0hTAGI0H

Health officer stuart stated this
morning that the city Of Ballard
has never been in a better condi-
ton than II IL now, The city s
cleaner nov than IL ever was be-
fore and there Is not a contagious
disease within the limits.
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GIVE ESTIMATES

Las, night The different commit
tees Of the city council met and
presented their reports regarding
The amounts they would need for
the coming year. They are a. ioi-
lows $500 TO be used for building.
s.. 900 for the fire department. $500
for the poles. ts.eoo for salary, 81
600 for the board Of health, $500
for the streets and 81 200 for the
city engineers department
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woman I'M
THE CASE
Especial to The s,arl

NEW YORK. oct. 25.-it is learn
ed today that a woman exploded the
bomb under the door OF the apart
menta Of Landlord Haan. on the
Iaih floor Of the Hotel Sc. Regis.
The woman arrived at the hotel last
Tuesday in a cab. She gave a name
believed to be fictitious. She was
richly. but quietly dressed and pro-
cured room on the 18th floor. Al
though never there before. she
knew the room she wanted. II was
convenient to the stairs leading TO
the floor below aud the apartments
Of the landlord.
The woman carried large leath-
or bag. which she refused 10 entrust
to the care of the bell boys. She
was seen to take the elevator from
the f4th floor n few minutes before
the explosion Wednesday. She had
q black leather bag. which was ap-
parently not nearly as heavy as
when she reached the hotel.
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Rlour oNyuE car LINE

Nl0itr QN IuE CAR LINE
Nl0iif on rite LAKE.
Hundreds ~ people ere buying lots in
thiH beautiful tract house lots gar
den truCtH nnd choice water lufa al
most EiNen away nt
RAINIER nEAC1a=
such nficta as
- ffA 80. tN Wu tu NtaA With g.
60 3 down ana q weekly. show why
lots are selling Hu fast
fttEE GUARANTEED TITLE
HiihE iprN mn CASE OH DEATH
hfNOOtNF FON ALL gAHlG.
No murtEaEps' No hottest Ne expenses
COMPARE lots aud prices with others
un tho market ana Yuu will hr euns
WINGED that uut nriupH are frum ahes
tenth to our.nfth the prices asked
fer lots between Seattle aud the
lake.
Grand Wow. Wide streets and slide
walks cry water electric street
liEhtH. al hunla. ghufrhfa stores. hun
drtda ~ homes and happy Families.
Homes built or lumber. en tHrma
Take cara on MaHhinFtau st. get of
az Rainier Beach. Bee Mr Weed
agent
RAINIER REACH LAND CO.
$40 Boston hlock. az Rainier beach
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Have You a Want /?


NoMNAfEAbH under n0Vtfnmfnt T.
flEHuun. location fee tih Huil and
climate uurNpelird. money refunded
Gator HnHCu. Mash
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DOINGS AT BALLARD

SO 80: sssss:ssseees
All ballard church social published
this department All those having notes will kindly
leave them II. Mullen. Szi Ballard avenue
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A $3.50. GOO mortgage on the Butler
hotel property was filed with the
county auditor yesterday. The
mortgage Is given by Henry Shu
felt. Of Wisconsin. TO the United
states Mortgage & Trust company,
OF this city.
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meeting next Friday nigh
BALLARD BRIEFS


Ballard now has standard time
clocks IN all the schools and the
city hall There has not been
enough timepieees for all the public
places and an order for - more has
been made. all Of which Wili BE- in-
stalled IN q short time.
A large crew Of men are working
night aud day oxeFhauling tho
steamer Nome City Nearly all the
woodwork has been removed from
her and she viii be put on the dry
dock before long.
The Siguaehe club. which gave a
very successful series OF parties
here two years ago. has been reor-
ranixed. A preliminary meeting
was held at the home Of Miss Daisy
Dodd last night TO perfect the or
ganization.
The Elks will hold a social ses-
sion next Thursday night AZ their
hall In the Matthews building. The
committee has promised the finest
entertainment Of the season.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet At the chapel We'd
nesday afternoon. October 20.
At the council meeting last nlght
the streets committee reported that
the town would have lights within
10 days The Snoqualmie LIGHT
company started yesterday on their
sub-station that il 10 furnish Tho
power for the local circuit
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IT, any evening. your copy OF tbs
star has rot arrived at zoe o'clock
telephone eunset. Main 1850. or In
dependent if3S. any time between
500 and 7;o0-and a copy will be sent
You at once. b. special mcHsengers
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Miss Evelyn Hall. of the Seattle
General hospital. delivered an in
teresting lecture at the Y. w. c. a.
last evening on the subject. "Nurs-
ing and the History OF the Profess
sion"
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nieh.

horn % afr and Mrs 0eerEe siayter
D niri and naY a..-.tt,,,
a kiri -, N
ifhnHna q huNs
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20 LOAN Private money a. low rate
II Interest Oauer a Mehlhnfn 10
fenltr Way rooms 2. and o
A RELIABLE place e. borrow money
en- diamonds. watches, iewrirY low
interest T. ~ West 90 rthu street
LOANS Improved real estate lowest
rates simpson ~ Est, Waller BLDG
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LOTS Ar.A sAcRirler

Madrona ear line. view - Lake wash
iuEtun two fine iutH streets Hfaded
cement walks elevated feet above
street these lots are we'll worth $50
each $50 takes them nuIH for
quick sale Part cash
NiEhtly zoe t0xiM street HfaheH ees
mant ridrNnlhn an paid within len
feet ~ car lime un Queen Anne Hill
THIS Tot ~ WORTH $40 ID taken
at uuee price sdin Don Il EA1l 60
See it
lEAilEs REALTY EXCHANGE.
asa Arcade uidN
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WATER SHIT OFF

Water VIII be shut off tomorrow
from S a. m. until p. IN. over this
district between Olympic place ana
Highland drive and west OF Second
avenue west on Ninth and Tenth av-
enues from West Prospect street to
West McGraw street. for the pur-
pose OF connecting new mains.
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M7hM MS RRDEED
NARW N HIS MIME

NEW DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL HELD HIS FIRST
PRISONER AT TIE mUzzLE or A REvoLvER-sHowED Hls
SAND
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MONEY 20 loan on any kind u as-
York block.
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Mrs ffeisn ffant 81 yrs nh ave.
and III rfhH re heart disease
II RaHuAn At KNH hruNMehtf hN"
initial. nurNteat HhaHh
Rahv GaliowaN tNa Minor ave now
Ia ane & sra aita Western avr. B.
Nanrf disease.
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Phone It to The Star



taAN Dramatic school announces
Hummef nfHH0n of class work cola.
Intending June la Shakespeare aid
classics under direction N FRANK n
Hnuu AID II IrViuH Coolidge Terms
I6e8 PEI month Claaa limited iln.
tgll tgdFF ~ ituiYuke Block. Phone
nlus BEE
hospital
fniKAfE home before aud nftef
aarse 'iiiilaeA sds - 10 90 'i Ave.
Junk.
~ VOC wtnt correct weights aud
prompt FetufnH deal with The Chica.
80 Junk Co. 1919 western Main W
Millinery.
HrfItHif MILLINERY III luW prices
Mfa n Hanson, t1Qi, cor, iSth
and ftua e.
Mechanical Engineers.
y. 7. NJ Ai.iAsfEit- soa.t rionser.
Musical
NJ. aud 0ra beaeiaa liosa Violin and
piano Instruction. tQta ilfth ave. IND
u al
oeuusts and huris,s.
BIT ~ IS. rERitf. ueuiat. Auaat
40 Marion
on FONDA NAnEAu-an nurEs BID
ostsopathy.
MAHHtNuIoN fNFitMA1tY on
0HTEuHATHf= INl SECOND avenue
phone Main t19l both men and lady
oHteupatha examination free.
wAHHtNGfoH tSsrtTuTE OF os
TEuNATiff Rive years iu Seattle.
Hafe Deposit building On First
Patent Attorney.
. =. ADAMS Draftine colman big
Physician ard surgeon
nn IS il TuHNEh 81 ID mncklsy-
Tire g c 4 sveninsH IN Lake it4i
nn. 81 81 MOE DALTON. "a Ar.
cada tide. hhin aud Eenito-urinary.
d Chamber. Epier blk BON phonss
phstopssphsrs' Supplies
ANntHaoN SUPPLY Co. ~ cherrS
-. 1870
Storage.
fkNhkH delivered = ccnts } days
storage Tree piano and furniture
mafin. estimates given. Union
Transfer 4 Storage Co. alI ilrats
both phones Main 80
Printing and Binding
ACNE Iha Printer -lt HprnE 81.
commercial pfintins u an kinda
Ship Buildsrs.
AullAA Hlh4A COMPANY. EnElnosra
ard HEinhmiidefM Dry uochn Lum.
her Mfiis Seattle
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II YOU Wtnt correct weights aud
prompt FetufuH deal with The ehica.
40 junk Co. iala Western. Main eti
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taAH Dramatic school announces
SUMMER HfnHnu nf class work cola
meueiHH June NJ hhnteHprnrr aid
eiHaaleH under direction III FRANK al
InHu nud q. IRVING Coolidge Terms
g. ~ pei month class limited tln.
tgll tgdaf ~ iiulYuke Block Phone
Hlua aa8
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.##=.#=4.. ffhAfth"f
rnINATH home before and nnef
confinement. terms rrHnonhhla.
nurse. RACK bem ip 1id Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-25

a new f-rUnm atfiUuF muuern house.
With larNe reception bali porcelain
bath closets anu uamAff tire let
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-25

AUCTION aAlE 90 ELEuAhr FUHs
NfrttiE Ar E % NlckENIuN a
co TABLESPOONS alN rtuHT
AAEAt ~ Un ThufHdHF October "a
Ht u q sharp. Elegant foidiuH beds
EHa HNfa. springs. mattresses. mHHtat
hnds. bedding. extra fine rhiffunief
extension table. leather scat diuiHa
EHalHa sitfnaHrd dressing table.
knahf Hfaud piano. rleNlut upright
uiHmn. boa couch. fhffa fine nfuss
Hfia ana velvet rHfurfH fIuH fIFH.
fine hfaHa mounted beds. bureaus.
HHmmadea. hfatiuH stove. Eaa ranges
steel faHHF. FFur hfff. glass. lace eur
falus etc E a.. Wrhrrtan a Co.
HHatiuueefH Phones Main igUl In
dependent isf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-25

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet AT the chapel We'd
nesday afternoon. October &c.