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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
MINER IS
ASSAULTED
ANDREW KAsso WAS NEARLY
KILLED BY THREE MEN At
tssAouAH YESTERDAY

A. an eaho Of the late lssaquah
strike Andrew Kasao. a coal miner.
UaH way laid AZ that place yesterday
when on his way % work aud badly
beaten b. thrca OF the strikers lie
d under a physician care and may
die from the effects OF the terrible
beating
A complaint charging assault and
battery va issued by the proaeeut-
inE attorney this morning and war
rants we're procured for the arrest
Of John buchanan. Jerry TrigE IT,
and Hush Lindsay the trio Sho are
alleged 90 have committed the deed
They are all striking miners and
have a ErudEe against kanao be-
cause be utill continued 10 work for
the company while they walked out
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DOCTOR MATTHEWS
TO JOIN BENEDICTS
ms ENGAGEMENT GRACE ANNOUNCED nv
REV AND MRS. OWEN JONES

The engagement aud approaching
marrage % Mtaa grGaea Iaaes. the
pretty young daughter of Rev and
Mrs. owen Jones. % This city. and
Rev " A. Matthews. pastor OF
the F1fat Presbyterian church. las
brsu announced b. MIsa Jones par
ents. % the great sugurise Of the
members % the popular puipit or
atur'a cauEfeEa tloaz
The date - the marriage Il set for
August - after Witch the minis
tor and his bride sIl take a honey
moan trip through California. re-
turning 60 Seattle September ~.
pr Matthews vii ul hia pulpit On
sunday. September ~ And Neptutm-
bee rs expects 90 bold IN as horne
at fhe Manar.
Rev oven Jones ia assistant pas
tor 90 the Ftrst presbY church
ana Miss Jones has always been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

the cause OF hia rash act lie states
that he la "a years of age and from
California Ia the letter he asked
that the California papers make a
note Of his death. lie SAYS hts only
rrgret ia that ho had not saved
enough iu sc years Ia be- able Ia pay
his own funeral expenses.
The remains We're removed 10 the
nonuey Watson muHrur and viii be
held pending Information from Mrs
Mary Rogers. a sister of the dead
man Who lives at 2aa Twelfth
atvet san Francisco
Armstrong; came here from Port
land two DAYS ago Nothing hu, a
lrtter addressed 90 himself and a
iarkkuifr WaH found in his pockets.
Coroner Hove has tclrgraphcd Mira
HoEcm regarding the death Of her
brother aud an answer Is expected
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Miss Alice Smith reported the los
~ a gold watch ON Second avenue
yesterday afternoon. She does not
know just where she Lost a. as she
cd not miss Il until some time aft
orwardH.
=. X. Bell. ~ 1890 Thirty eighth
avenue north. received a visitation
from a burglar last night lie made
hls entrance BY prying off a screen
from one Of the windows and raising
g. A rifle and revolver and scv-
eral other articles are missing.
Fred Jones. Of 1924 Grant street.
reported yesterday afternoon 10 the
police that bis residence bad been
entered and a suit ~ clothes two
watches and valuable iocket
stolen There is no clue to the
thief
A casting exploded IN the Olympic
foundry. Eighth avenue south and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

closely sHHasiBted with church aork=
She haH Just completed year AZ
Whiimau college. finishing h~f rdus
eati1u. and prIar ta that time she
eas. tar several mantha. pr Mat
fhrwH private secretary The en-
snFemrut h. togal surprise "a
every one but the most Intimate
friends OF che couple.
uf Matthews assumed the rastnfs
ate % the Elfat Frra63 tan church
nearly three years ago and has been
smiueutiy successful in hiss uurk
Ihrre fte Be- uHe 20 she Hust noted
preachers ef the Northwest and
since hr has been ia this titY has
made hosts a ffIeudH
ur Maftneua la IS anufhcrnHf by
birth snt his odd snHnr l. Jackson
tuir. Tenn ttsailaa hniHg r. min
ialrr - ne E1Hpsi he Ia an able las 5
asr The sHfHHKaur Ter the ned
ding haa uag set been completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
LIFE OF FAILURE
ENDED BY SUICIDE
JOHN L ARMSTRONG, SICK. PENNlLuss AND .pGsPoNoUNr
PPur BULLET THROUGH MS HEAD LAST NeHr-BARE.
~ SUCCEEDED IN THAT FATAL UNDERTAKING

John l. Armatruns despondent
blew out his own brains in va.
cant lot near Firth avenue and
Main street late last night A hul.
let from aS-calibor revolver hit
the LOTT temple aud passed through
his skull It failed o. produce I'm.
mediate death aud the wounded
man did not die until early this
morning at Providence hospital
passefs bY discovered the man
shortly after the shot had been
fired and summoned the police. tie
was taken ta the Providence haa.
pltal and attended by pr usyc Tho
skull was fractured. bat the brain
was apparently uuInIurpd and pr
Hove believed the man had = chance
for life
4 letter found ia pocket of
his coat states that an health VAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
Builders Strike

NBw YONa<. Aun The Hcyeu-
tsen uutona Uatts - taifsK the New
fafk ituilHiHH frbatra AllhHrr lnis'
night declared "a strike ou an com
Htrugtieu warh being done by the
George A. Fuller Construction Com
pnny Work iH tied up On "A num-
her OF large buildings nov Ia course
Of construction Tho strikers claim
that they were being fofCed 90 han
die stone taken from non union
quarriea II lH also stated that the
strike was called TO forertall a lock
out on the part OF the employers.
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WOULD BREAK
her WILL

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug a-Two
contests wefs begun this morning
90 hrrah the wiil % bertha noiher
Wba lcft the bulk 81 an estate val
ned Al more than 81 90 n0q 60 her
companion. Marian Warren FRA
rief Doibsr. Jane nruNn and Alice
Fefn. first cousins. aak that the wtii
b. 50 aside on the ground that Miss
nnibrr saa uf unnuund mind when
the will Wa made Adalph HchAn-
der. an uncle. ln aeoond suit. takes
the sane ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
SERIOUS RIOTS

CHICAGO. Aug Serious riot
Ing occurred ~ the DerrinE street
police station last night. a mob two
blocks from the station puiled
strike breaker. Frank Casteliano. off
a street ear. and began beating hin.
whsu a riot call wnH sounded and a
squad Of police charged upon the
mob. CaHteiiano bad managed to
keep hiH aaaatlanta 81 bay by firing a
revolver az them. until the police
were able 20 rescue him.
When AZ last the officers did reach
him they hustled him Off 20 the uo-
lice station 20 keep him safe from
the mob.
on. Of the rioters had been shot
during the fight and this. together
with the fact that the police had
foiled their attempts 90 Wreak veu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
EtRAL CARRIERS
GET MORE MONET

wAsuISGTON. Aug Am o..
der issued by the postoffiCe depsIf
msut says an rural carriers anpoint
Cd prior to June - who are entitled
TO the maximum pay Of $500 under
tho rules governing the establish
ing Of routes at that time shall re
crive a maximum Of a72n under the
rcadbistment The standard rule
Of length Of routes was fixed az "a
miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

MORE BOARDERS FOR
STATE PEHITEHTidRK

The following recently convicted
prisoners are 10 be- taken from the
county jail 10 the peultentiary At
Walla Waiia late this afternoon
W II Harris. living With a prUHti
tutc one year and % serve out
81 009 fine. Joseph clslfm0ut. rape.
- years A Is Coz. burglary. five
years. Victor Carton. attempted
burglary. two yeau Richard
spoousr. larceny from person. two
years G. II Harris burglary, seven
year, James Wilson burglary. 10
years. q e Lane larceny from per
son aud a former conviction. two
Yeau 8 A Waldron. assault with
a deadly weapon. two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
$50 Reward

The star viii pay a reward Of $50
for the arrest. or for Information
leading 10 the arrest % Robert Pc
terH. who representa- himself aa a
Seattle star solicitor and takes and
collects subscriptions fur this paper
without authority a warrant has
been issued for his arrest on
charge Of stnbszEiement Robert Pc
tars ta about IS years 81 age weight
ia5 or 40 pounds. wears a black
suit ana black stir hat bruwniah
or sandy inuHtackr When last
heard Of he WIS at Full city. on or
about Juiy 40. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
Will. TRY
IT AGAIN
VLADlVosroK SQUADRON Wit
SOON OF READY ron Az
OTHER RAID

YfAnIVOsTOk. AnE The
reason assigned ~ the Russian
squadron officers Tor sinking steam
rrH of the coast OF Japan "a tArlr
shortage % coal and consequently
their inability 90 make the port 30
Nindiyuatok The squadron ia IN
fine condition aud rrAdy Tor anoth-
90 raid na anou a. eualed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
Heinze Sued
Again

BUTTE. Mont. Aug Another
auit uas brought this morning By
the Boston A Montana Company
against D. AuE Heiuzs ana hts as
saeIates for tzse0.o ea. the alleged
value 81 ore feluze ia accused Of cH-
tracing frufn the Jehnatp~n lode.
Tire total suits brought against
feluns In the past feW weeks b. the
oampary aggregate tzs.so000o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

Wylfe Nelson is accused b. liar
rlett iApham ~ assault and bat
terry A complaint ~aa filed today
ir the prosecuting attorneys office
against Nelson. and a warrant Is
sued Tor hia arrest The woman ac-
cuara Nelson ~ striking her repeat
sfly vita bis ftata. knocking her
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

Steamers Spokane and Dolphin
sailed for the North this morning
The former carried about 90 pas
nonKrn and the latter about the
same number
Steamer Victoria sailed foF Some
this afternoon she had a fair list
Of passengers and a fun cargo of
freight
Steamer Rainier. l.. II Gray 4
Co. arrived In port from san FRAN
cisco tbs morning she bad 20
toms of general merchandise and 50
pnsarnEera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug The stock
yards strike haa settled into a quea-
ton 81 endurance. with confident
claims By both sides that they have
The situation sell Ia hand
Tie packers This morning shipped
IN a thousand new men. most q
whom. Il is alleged. are skilled. No
riotIng Characterized their arrival
and their distribution about the hig
plants. large crowds gathered
about the commiaaary departments
established b. the sfrikerA Stories
% a lack Of food are stated 20 be
false By union officers. who say
they have plenty Of money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

WRECK
BtG sMAsHuP ON THE oRuAT
NORTHERN CAUSES LARGE
PROPERTY LOSS
especial to The stafl

EVERETT. Wash Aug A
Great Northern freight wresk Be- g.
ported near Indies The property
loss b. said too be large Many
trains have been delayed since last
night while track ia being built
around the debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug q Nation
al Chairman Taggart sent word to
day from French Lick springs that
his appointments 10 the executive
starr Of the national COMMITTEES
would not be made today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

TACOMA. Aus 2-The big Mardi
uraE festival opened here today.
while the gates were thrown open
this afternoon the formal opening
will not take place util tonight,
after a big parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
OHIO Is SLOW
as scupps sg~u Asuu5

WASHINGTON. Aug The
navy department Is advised that the
hattioahtp Ohio'H trial failed 20 de
yeiop rs knota an hour. the contract
requirement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

EsOPu8. Aug z-IudEe Parker
set apart this. a rainy daY. for a
final revision Of hts speech 10 the
notification committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
NLXERC STRIKE MWA
fight N ENDURANCE
BorH CLAIM HAVE SITUATION WELL N HAND AND
STRIKERS SAY THEY LAST the LosoEsr-RlorlsG
IN CHICAGO

rsanee on tbr strike breaker threw
them into frenzy. Armed with
clubs. Stones ard missiles the mob
charged ulan fhe nullee station.
The crowd vas triten aaaY again
aad again. bat the officers souII no
more retutu Co the station Nheu the
rioters would return 60 The assault
They e0re finally dlHps rcd. how
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

John Madison. of Green lake. re-
ports the loss u a nugget pin In
the Caps Nome saloon yesterday
afternoon II waa valued nj s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
MA RRiAGE LICENSES

Howard Jones. .. and Nor4h
Rarnes. -. both Of EnumclaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

ST. JOSEPH Mo Aug lrhs
arrival 81 President Ionnnlly and
the serving ~ a sweeping federal
injunction against the strikers were
the features 81 the packing strike
situation this morning President
uunneily made tAo addresses
Federal marshalH served inIuur-
tlan papers and union plckHfs Nfth.
drew from the stock yards Win
the backing ~ the federal court.
peaceful conditions are expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
OLIVES

New crop Fancy California. plump.
juicy and fine flavor. in bulk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
RICE

Fancy No. 4 Jap Rice You know
what &c O. Regular s cents Our
prize
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

SIOUX CITY. Ia Aug a-AneE.
Ing that the property and lives OF
the employees we're threatened By
strikers. the CudahY company. b.
their attorneys. this morning ap-
piled for a wit u injunction Ia the
federal court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02
t5c Pint
25c Quart

Also bottled Fancy spanish olives.
queen aud Imperial az b CENTS
or REGULAR PRICES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

KANSAS CRY. Aug. e-rhs
packers strike situation ls quiet to-
day.
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OMAHA. Aug e-Carloada Of
strike breakers came In today for
the cudshI plant Even thing IL
quiet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-02

Our specials. advertised sent
weekly will save YOU In the aggre=
gate many a dollar
Read these special prices on cy#
eryday necessities aud good. clean.
wholesome Eouas at that
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Mort scranton

- Der S6ueioer Setter SuB bonn
Noroenoc bat ben Staub- Yarbon,
wollte la9en ben S6nee-S cruntons
abSelhiittelt unO lid gang iahte 9es
oriidt, gum Seioweien pieler ieiner lpes
iiellen 6rehnoe, Die 9eimweb mad ibn
baben.
- Gomaro Wtor9an bon Bloom
Gpenle, ais 2hiiriteber in Der Hibmono
DO. 3 Wtine au9eitellt, murbe arn Sreis
ta9 pom einem burbbrennenoen Sarren,
Der 9e9en bic 2biire prallte. cine ;iemlis
dc Oiltani 9el6leubert uno erbielt oas
ourd iebr b0ie S6rammen uno anbere
i6limme Serleeun9en.
= Der Slarm BON Saiten SO am
Mtontag AbenO maro burf einen Yrano
in Der Wtee9erei uon 5bomas Mc9urs
rim oil SerbtnanO StraBe peruriaht, mo
eiu iiberbei;ter SfeH sirsn R%apierbauiem
entSilnoete. Wiau fonnte Die Slammeu
bewGlti9en. na6bem bic Sffice uno
Sii6er ltarf beifdoi9t mOrben pareu.
= Or. ~aleranOer Dean, Der ut
&aibin9ton apenue feline Office bat
uib an Erouibence Hoab mobnt, 1T an
Samitas wegen zines sebro6enen She
ueripre6ens BON Hena 2ltmooo BON
Rbilabelpbia fir $4,000 @ntiddoisuns
perflagt morben. Die Srau. mel6e ein
unoroentliteS SauS betreibt, %bebauptet,
oaB ie Dean ju ieinen Stuoien @el0
ooritredte uno er ibren 9tui fannie, ais
CT ite Su beiratben periprah.
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Senrg =. Gage BON Solliiter apenue.
wurbe am Sreitag Sotmitta9 cine furSe
Strede Oiesieits bon Oidion @itD pou
einem .. & .. 3use setroifen, jpauii9
SUB CUR einen Seite beS 9eleileS 9es
ihleuOert uns be%linnunsslOs semadt.
Wfar ihaffte ibm ita6 Dem 2adapanna
Solpital linb BORT st9ab eS li6, Dap err
einen Armbrub NIB 8erleeungeu anu
ganien S0rpet erBalten bate, lid aber
unSpeiielbaft rteoet erbolen piirbe.
Srau @tiiabetb 8. Butter, ~
Sabre alt, mur6e nm 6 ubr am Oien=
flag WtOrsen In ibrer @obnuns III
@ilbert Strase ju 2ooe 9ebrannt unb
bas fleine einit0dige @ebduoe p~olitanoi9
burd Ssuer ;erit6rt. Der SdaOel unto
oas Tiid9rat Der uusliidli6en wuroen
ipater I'M Sellsr auissfunoen (; iie mar
lcit Ginger l3eit niAt gan, ridtig int
Sopfe uno es miro a%ngenommer, oaB lie
jn l6wa6 mgr, eincn Ilarm 81 geben,
oils Der Yrano entftanb. Die 0iabbas
rim, Srau @llen Brennan, entoedte jiz
crit Die Slammen /; juerit rief iie, uno
als Tie feline Nntmort erbielt, orar9 lie
in oas brennenoe @ebduoe, muroe aber
pom Rau6 unb Den 5lammen juriidse.
trieben. Die @etootete beitano oarauf,
gang allein 81 Wobnen uno mar oft in
%umitdnoen.
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Bon ReterSbura.

Der StOr6 bate ii6 leete ISOLDE
III oas Saus ocs 9Silie 8eppler aeihlis
den nno binterlieB einen aaerlieblten
Suugen.
Die Dcmofrateu bielteu letten
6reitag abenb in Wie6ler's Salle cine
Serlammlung unb itellten iolsenoe
SanOiSaten iiir Die nd6lte 98abl auf :
Iloermann, Sobann 8uttermann ;
Sdulratb, @ill Soiimanu Staoratb,
Vernbart 2bauer Gonitable, So6ann
Seil @ablridter, SOhn Gbriit.
Gin sewiIier junser Mann, at
Srpin9 apenue wobnbait, Der ni6t piel,
aber beimlid trinft, bielt Oen0fiden ieiner
liii9en Srau fir cine 5rommel uno
tlopfte 10 ber;baft baraui, baB Die game
9tadbarlbaft glaubte, 8arnum's Cir
fus ware I'M auSuge. IS lit trauris.
ipenl etn jun9er Wtann ii6 ioweit
per9ellen fann.
am Oienita9 Wtor9en purbe
Wflbael Sinnertg, Elm alter Wtann BON
SameS StraBe, %ittle England, Der
bel Dem DO. 5 S6a6t Der 9enElplz
uania Soblcn So. ais Sarreni6mierer
an9sltellt mar, auf Dem 2Se9e our Ar>
belt pom elmer iusenannten Switd 20
tOmotipe i%ibcrfabren unb au9enblidlit
9etoOtet. Der Sernugliifte mar nitt
ocrbeiratbct unb wobnte nit ieiner
S6DeIter al %9enannter StraBe, nabe
Der FeterSburs Seioeuiabrif.
MY. Narme llnterfleioer in alien
@roBen nnb GIalitGteu werOen 81 biaise
item Fretlen uerfauft in Mtc9Siliams,
1874 Gde Safa. d &aibin9tOH.
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@inipnenidjenfunaen.

SIN perflofenen Sabre baben bic
S6entunsen unb @ermG6tnife fir
Dffentli6e 3pede in ben Ser. Stuaten
etne @eiammtiumme BON $76,934,97S
errei9t, gegen ST., 397,167 i'm Sabre
1902 unb 1928 1886, 1872 i'm Sabre
1901; bas Sabr 1901 itebt, mas bic
SDbe folder S9entungen anbetrifft,
bis ieBt uniibertroffen ba. Gon Der
@eIdmmtiumme Der S6entungen unb
8ermG9tniIe i'm perfloHsnen Sabre
.ntfielen $39,950,692 auf Gr3iebungss
anItalten, $21, 726,318 auf WobltbGs
tisteitsanitalteu, $3,906,912 purben
fir relisiDie 3pede, $2,927,500 fir
Wuieen, Sunitsalerien unb munisis
pale 8erbeFerunsen uno $7,853,556
fir 8ibliotbeteu ssitiftet. Inter ben
9ei9sntssbern ftunb anbrep Carnegie
obenan. gr CAB i'm psrflofsnen Sabre
1886 800 fir gibliotbeten, 1924
500 fir Colleges, $4,000 900 als pen=
fionsfonbs fir feline @ifsns unb StabIs
arbeiter, 100000 gum Ban zines
engineers Union Some unb $4,000
fir anbsre ~semeinniibiee 3tpede. Der
STANDARD Seltruit : MilionGr Sobn
.. RodefeGer bat i'm perfloFenen
Sabre bic folgenben S6entunsen gss
mu9t: 100000 fir bic ghicaeoer
llntperiitdt, $282,000 fir COLLEGES,
$173,5O0 an reIisiOfs @emsinben unb
$4,000 fir pObItbdtise 3pede. Die
9efammten S6entunsen an @r3ies
bungsanitalten ~Osrtbeilten iid duf 1877
periaiebsne Colleges unb Sodfdulen.
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10000 Naanaea fur 10 Cts.

Oamit iebsr stier oisier l3eituns
Sal;er's portrefflihe Semitic uuo
Slumcniamen erproben fam, oferirten
mir selug Samen, nm
1000 berrlihe. iaitise Gettise,
200O lAOne, CARTE @elberiiben,
20O0 berrlife Selerie, /
1000 l9One. iOlios SrauttOpfe, "A
1000 i6madbafte 3wiebcln,
2000 famoie Sopiialatc,
1000 brillante S%lumeulorten
allo 9enus SamcH, nm iiber 10000
Bflanien Su Sieben, iammt beuti9em
SatalOs ; allies fir 16 Gents.
aleS Dies ienbet Die Sobu u. Sal3er
Seeo &c., Va 9rolie, 9Sis., mad @mz
pfang Oieier 9totij unO Is 9ts. in
Sriefmarfen.
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Hrmeus Seb6rbe

Sieier SOrperidait marO am 6reita9
pom Sefretar @ileipie Der iabrlide
Seri6t porsele9t, laut Welbem Die
aus9aben fir oas p~erfloiiene Sahr
500, SOC. 6s betrussh ; bas 9ciammte
@i9entbum oes Oiitriftes bat eineIl
Wertb BON $505, 1S4.O7.
gaut benz Seri9t oeS Supt. Seemer
befanben iih ins9eiammt am 81. De-
;ember 1903 sos Snialien i'm SilliiSe
Seim. Or. Spn6, Der ieBbafte arSt.
beridtet, OaB ii6 am 9leiden Datum
312 Yatieuten in Der STRENGTHENING
%befanoeu.
Der betaste Charles Sarfoba BON
Der Siioicite, welfer eri6ienen mar.
I'm unteritiisuns 81 e%rlansen, wuroe
niht weni9 erboit, ais man inn itatt
oieier einen Ilas i'm Seim anbot uno
itampite i'm srOBten Ier8er pieber fort.
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- Sn Ssrlin lit Der ebemalise Prdiis
bent Oes oeuti6eu 6eibs9eribts, Otto
Sarl b. Sebli6la9er. mad i6peren Sei>
ben i'm alter pom 70 Sabren s%eitOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-21
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-31
PERSONALS.

Prof. F. p. Hobgood, of Oxford, j.
in the city.
Mr.. j. H. Street, of Roxboro, is 6
visitor to the city.
Rev. Il. II. Whitaker returned from
Kenly yesterday.
Mr.. II. t. Hay went to Asheville
yesterday.
Mr. r. p. Taylor is here from OK
ford.
Mr.. c.. E. Houston, of Monroe, was
in the city Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. Calvin Mitchell, of Wake Forest
was here Sunday.
Mr.. A. Johnson, of Thomasville,
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Aston, of Littleton
was in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Perry. Of Scotland Neck,
was here yesterday.
DR.. S. Hassell, of Scotland Neck,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. i. III. Alfred. of Youngsville,
was in Raleigh Sunday.
Judge c. M. Cooke, of Louisburg,
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel Rapport, of Durham
was here Sunday.
Mr.. B. H. Griffin is here from Colds
boro.
Gen. 3. S. Royster of oxford, was
here yesterday.
field on legal business.
Mr.. r. c. Bridgers, of Winston, is in
Raleigh.
Mr.. p. j. Ahern, of Charlotte, is a
visitor here.
Mr.. j. G. Witherspoon. of Salisbury,
is at the Marlborough House.
Mr.. M. A. Simpson, of Goldsboro,
was here yesterday.
Messrs. H. G. Maxwell, A. N. Hum
mel and G. K. Humrlel, of Goldsboro.
are in the city.
Mr.. Edward Clark, Jr., of Goldsboro,
is a visitor here.
Mr.. z. F. Long is here from Rock
ingham.
Mr.. T. A. Lyon. of Greensboro, is
in the city.
Mr.. L. S. Christian, of Durham, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. F. S. Spruill, of L ouisburg, is a
visitor here.
Mr.. VIM. H. Harrison. of Oxford is
in the city.
Mr. Sidney Chambers is here from
Durham.
Mr.. Curtis M. Muse. of Ellington,
is in the city.
Mr.. j. G. Fleming, of Lyon, Gran
Vile county, is in the city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-31
IMPORTANT MILL SALE.

AS receiver of the Bynum Milling
and Mercantile Co., / will sell at rub
lie auction on the premises at Bynum
on Faw River in Chatham county at
100 p. M, on Tuesday, the 28th Of
June, THE Bynum Mill Property
consisting of a fine roller and grist
mill, cotton gin, store house, wood and
blacksmith shop. Terms of sale 1-3
cash, balance in and months with
interest w. T.. LONDON,
Pittsboro, n. c.