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MISCELLANEOUS MARIETTA
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. a-PEANuTs--
spnnlsh-lso3 crop nominal at eoc: Stock prac-
offered 1904 crop. market active with good
demand at SOC. Receipts practically nothing,
,s,sc for fancy stock; no low grades brought
In sight; receipts very light
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV, s, 1904. :
4Tf ARRIVEn

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV, 8, 1904.
rs ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Sterling. Norfolk mer.
chnndise and passengers Old Dominion limo.
Steamer. Old Point Comfort. Graves James
River landings and Norfolk merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion Ina,
Barge william Donaldson, Clark, James
River, railroad tiea
large York, Cordrey, James River light,
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV, 8, 1904,
ARRIVED 55t
panylle. Short. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo, 2 5ss 4
5i5 sAILEn
Danvlla. Short. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV, :. 1904.
ARRIVED X
Steamer Hep,clitfe, Sabine.
Steamer Horsley, Port Arthur.
Schooner William II. Palmer, Bangor,
Srhopner r. w. Stevens, Providence.
Schooner u. r. Burt, New Haven, sg
SAii.tlJ.
Steamer Harslsy, Bremen
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PrrrsBURG, PA, Nov. s.-cATrLD-sup-
prI,ns. s. s. eoas g; fair ss2sstoS HoEs-Re
<. SOFAS IS; medium. S. 2oI595; heavy workers..
s 10N 20 light do. S as. 10: pigs. $4,000 90;
roaghs. $AGS4.75 Sheep-Supply light; market
steady Prime wcthers. M25dN 20; common
sheep, s1Qe. 90; spring lambs, s41sooh veal
calves. S767,5O. 90 K ~
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lap Vessel Reported Sunk.

07Il- .I1tr8al117 (I3y1 ,AssoclatCd Press.) eg
FL SHANGHAI, November Sit is report
cd In British naval circles that Jnpa'
nese man-of-war has been sunk BY {
mine off Port Arthur.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Noy, s, 1904,
Il M QUOTATIONS.

Longberrys Gear lots) ....,,........,ln 9sl.ls
Mixed Gear Observation-Disclosures, LII % I,lS
Shortberry Gear LOTS l,l1 q Lis
K No. 2 red Gear lots) ....,,,,,...,. LII % LIZ
Va bag dfs FOR seed 1g9 LIS
CORN W.
New. white. o sobi q; ,.,....,,,, e e o 80
81 $ $ss e: .s I:}.' &
OATS ,,tt,..> 4
rs rs % %IssS f ssF lss!s|,..: ~,
!, Winter sssd 4. .,.,,.. & g
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.
- 49, STREET STATION. aa
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. 18TH. III
e:o6 a. MA. &. l.. Express to all points
800 4. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. ,'
19,i0 p M-Petersburg and N. and ", West. 81
i'd II. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk f s
s4.lO P M.--Godsboro Local. ia a
6:b5 P, M,--PetersburE Local;
7:45 r. M--tFlorida and West Indian Lin.
" ited't to all points South. Is ssii8.
$3.50 p M.-Petersburg ana N. and ". West.
1i;S0 y, M.--Petersburg Local.
49, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. J9
4o7 M7;s5, A; A. ~ y n ,s:ss "a 4; ~ "leS
NJ: 7:45 p. NJ; sos r NJ si78s
.Except Sunday. ''sunday only,
c. S. CAMPBELL. DIV. Pass, Ast.
w j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. AIT.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Nov s., 1904
N, ssi Richmond. Va, Nov. 3, 1914
2 Dark Fired Tobacco---Market continues quiet
at unchanged p1tces; receipts and offerings
ycry Il light Sun: Cured IN sw)-Owing to con-
tiniied dry weather, the receipts are very light:
market active at prices quoted. Brights-Un-i
changed. quiet. but trm; lair receipts. An ~ ~
.,rhe niiotation are as follows:
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-DAILY.
2:aO p M-Seaboard Aiail-l0:25 p. M,--Ses.
- board Express--ro Savannah, jacksonville,
Atlanta and Southwest i3gi Ri
$50 a. FM.-Locnl-For Norlina and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY. sls
8:s5 a. M,-No. 34-Fronl Florida. Atlanta and
the Southwest aEs,s!.. ~. 4 -
ass r. M.-No, 6s-From Florida Atlanta and
Z &: 100 p p S.-No ss--Yrom Norllna and Leo.,
Fl. B. 'l LIZARD, D. P. a.; y KS
u - n wv. NJ. TAYLOR, @. II. 49,
$50 East Main Street. Phone COS, l8s
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that
RAJ Y
[ } | !

common to fair, sashc Hooters Aold fron
2%V4c- dry cows. 1880; bulls. 2AI2t9c.
Light run OF hogs and sold from o. o9Shc.;
rough hogs. Az G4&c.; shoats bGbhc. rough
hogs, s4AIiHc.
Heavy run OF good lambs, which sold from
606c. Light run OF sheep. Fat sheep. 3i.V
Age. Fresh cows S25d45.06. Veal calves, sn7c.
Prospects very good for next market and
very little reported.
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STEAM GOATS.

-. lltGlNLt NAvi..ltiOn Co.,
NSs1aH JAMES RIVER DAY LINE. IS
II \skAh STEAMER OLD $POINI3CO
AEesp6e9s. FORT leaves, MONDAY. NED.
cAEIE>Is-5 NEaDAIF AND FRIDAY al i
& AElS- A. A.. for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
4 ~Av(-- Old Point. Newport News
I~ Glarsmont and James River
landings, and connecting e o,d Point for
washington, Baltimore and the North, state
roo as reserved Tor the night az moderate
n prices Electric lcars DIRECT Y the wharf.
fare only 81 % ana y to Norio .I 1, ~.
ali poimts in Eastern yirginia and North caroS
Ina Tn 3 IRWIN WEIsiGER, dsn'I Mgr.
H. 4. BATHER, Jr, secrstaryr sSy
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1E WEDNESDAY
NlARKET s

BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARREr.
FIRM; fancy Imitation. 1saisc.; do creamery,
eec.: do. lndle, lsa17c: store packed. lshi5c.
Firm and unchanged. Sugh,-Strong and un-
/ changed, lFg3Sjg 5g.zs3ts 's,sa IA 53se ,s7 e..
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" - u ~ ! r.
Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.
s3-s. = z ts=-ttt5F4
n zLyncnburg, Va. Nov. 8, 1904

49, Lyhcnburs, va, NOV, 3, 1SVz. q
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two, weeks ending November
4. 1904. reported by John L. oglesby, Of Lynch 8
Sold week ending October 2sth. 1900 pounds;
sold week ending November 18th. 20, 700 pounds;
Increase for week ending November 4th, 700
pounds. a5 ri 4, Il e 81 ~. lt " Is IA
Sold from September /. 1901 Is November 1.
1904. 42s,1oO pounds sold from September !.
1903 LOO. 200 pounds; decrease for 1904 7e2. 100
pounds az ~ .fi5 8 ~ 4 59 s{a 20:
The weather continues, dry, though at this
time It is close cloudy with some rain falling.
Receipts were quite light and the tobacco Of
fcred 6vas rather more Of the new crop than
heretofore: the quality was fairly good. but tho
color was a little OF. Prices were about as
Ing from 50 TO $3.50 for lug: $50 to So 90 for
medium leaf. and $3.50 to 5000 for tho good
and tine leaf. This Is considered fairly good
prices for tobacco In Its condition. 3
! The quotations arc as follows.
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BALTIMORE, ND. Nov. s.-BEEF CAT
TLE--First quality. per pound. 8MI4Ec.: me.
dunn. per pound sasho.: bulls per pound 1;1 2a
oxen per pound 2a3c.; mich cows, extra, each,
s2513o.o9:s dc. good. each. sl5Gp25; common,
each. slD112. 90. Caives-Rcceipts moderate and
Veals. choice light. per pound. shaSRc.: good.
per pound: 7ts9sc; rough and heavy :: each !:
follows: Sheep. No tat. per head, ssG3.to:
do. pc. pound. aashc; No. Q fat, sheared. per
pound. &c. 81 old bucks. per pound. 292hc
common, per- head. S192.00; spring lambs.
choice, per pound. Exc; common. per pound,
t4%Q5o. Dressed Hogs-Market steady on
choice, clean stock at w 90. per pound.
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CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. s.-CATTLE-Rece ipts.
1900 head. Including 1000 Westerns. Market
strong. Good to prime steers. ssloG7.0o; poor
70 medium, $seoaG99 sockeIs and Zee, feede so
Gamers al.sbat24 0: bulls, s.a4.lo; calves, $50
100; Westerns steers, g. $500 40. Hogs-Re,;
ceipts, $500 head. Market strong. Mixed and
Q5.i5; rough, heavy, s4.6594.so. light. $3.50
Sos: bulk Of sales, Nssa5.0. sheep-:Reeeipss,
E is 900 head Sheep strong: lambs steady TO ! Q.
higher. Good to choice wethers. . IS 3s447bi
fair to choice, mixed. &2.5oVL25 native labms.
A750p5. %.
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Steamer }IIemclifre, Hamburg.
Steamer Royal Exchanges. Havana
Schooner laayard Barnes. Providence.
Schooner Edith Olcott, New Bedfosd.
i Barge White Band. Providence.
+ Barge Ohio. Providence. X
nj Barge Emilio. Boston. f9li
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FOR SALE,
1904 MANUFACTURING CAR,
in perfect condition.; owner disposing Of.
same on account Of close of season In
the North, and having ordered a 1905
model. Baskets, Acetylene headlights. ex-s
trn tires: In fact all accessories includ-5
ed. Address s. II. w. P. Q. Box 324.
New York. 81
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REAL #ESTATE-For Sale.

tA. ID. sLANDERKIN,
Receiver OF the Richmond leo Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
A BEGGARLH TEN PER CENT

While shouting about the success OF the Amer
Invasion ehugkug the flow Of English oeman and
sold American pockets there some facts that mkat
qucu their eNuhoranse
south America should belong 90 hH country
body soul and should be possible Tor any country
globe America. possess trade facilities equal
Il the Yankees.
But Europe docs get great market and With both feet
Europe where the United States send eaf
be immediate prospect Of t'
o. s35ooooOoo Of imports Into these markets the United
States gets begFary yet American
goods American cca through European
70 have snoash
10 set business direct
trouble aseoduE trade OF national stand.
Ing.
90 10 business according 90 hts own Ideas
orgcts SELLER and that the purchaser Is IN
position % tie does study his market ouogEh
merchants aud manufacturers have dealt al hsr
people content TO humar their
customer bune stsy possible 90 he leush q
pack gooaa they matter how foolish
accommodates Itself Go conditions aHd
environment
learned the Lesson and that ex.
plains The business Is there whenever Uncle Sans
brght up their minds that they want and
MUST HAVE IT.
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Then you rude from The south -
Eyes would sou have Hds II the
south
"nut you ga Why
because : vas sent Phoebe
Into the British l.neaFs
Yes"
oh Nathan. what II sou had
been rauEhtF"
nut : was not Phoebe
80. but 10 You had On. I ulah
knees when nr boa
The sentence died unfinished en-
her llpa in The distance. faf down
the road where che evening ahad4
oea merged into darkness theY
could hear the approaching eiaffer
~ horses hard ridden
on they are coming They vii
find you UGu''
Perhaps they'll pas. sid Wade
saoily
SO no. theyil surely stop Come
quickly nov and. stepping cut
from Der hiding place she afra the
dragon after her and softly opened
the door which lrd into the Big
front room adjoining the tap room
Nov you must hide until after
they are gone. she said. half In
command. half pieadiuRIF.
Wait until { sre from whom am
hiding. said wade
30. no. Come noa. she insist
81
iiut wade was obstinate and stood
looking out of the viudas Until be
saw a squad Of relocated troopers
drov rrin before the tavern
QulJk. follow me said Phoebe.
and she led the way 70 the big
Kitchen Goa the rear az the landlord
withdrew hla long atemmed pipe
from bis lips 10 move reluctantly to
The door ~ the tap room.
.stnp here until ! see what q
their ofrHnd. she said and vent "a
stand behind her father
Did r. rebel draEaun pass - but
nov - asked one ~ the troopers
Nouo such passed here. an
awered Tunaten
Then no stopped 80
y keep public tavern he
might"
"lIe o. hero now. You say
THAT : said not You have eyes
~ your own
search the house ordered the
spokesman
while the troopers were securing
their horses Phoebe sped To the
kitchen.
They're going 10 search the
house. They BE- coming You're
lost"
what o. their number asked
he
six"
"Thcrcll be two less in moment
Goodby. Phoebe. aud he gently
pushed her toward the door.
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IIows Thn

we offer one II#adfHd naHau r..
uafI f.r eos FaHH 20 EHHHHHH fHaf
cannot ha Cured - iiaHH A#HsHfH
cure
J. CHENEY e - HaIHaa y
We ODE HrdarH uHa# H##H HH#aH
tHr#f" faf tH# EaHE = #HHH end
H#sInass ff.rHasElHHH HHH H#H.AaHIE
aH|r IH .HFf aHE aH4 obligations aHaaf
H hH rrm
RAIuIhU EINNkN 4 MARVIN
NH.IHH.. EHHHHH cd
FfHrI|H t#fHrfH E#H# . EHH#H tHfHf
Fa#I. HHf."E directly HHaH HH#
hnd mu"HHa aIffH#HH - fHe
T.sf|rI" ..HIH HrHf fHH# HH#H per
Ha#ff.a aH'H HF HI H##Hz#HH
TaEr IIsIIa EaHHI HH## - HHHII-
patton.
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fhe beast Or sell tioan be eaa
tiuaed more pleasantly 4 counted
On rxrhaHEInF beg here faf = fteah
mount
sof Then y1u made Hlisaaaaf
~ g. Master Wade
sHHt my business prrHaea fnu
sell know This quarter Ia net safe
Tor such Az : these daya
Then such aa YoH should afaY
away II y1u had my stable would
uui boa BE- empty
How Have che raiders paid Yuu
VISIT ana 800 pleased - hear t.
NHInhhor Tunairu. but ! fear come
q our patriots have little respect
for those Who bold Tory asau-
msnfaf
= am neither Tory BOZ rebel.
Efuuird Tuunfrn
Well. well. replied wade. shs
If 30 shall have % rIak an hours
stay with fuu There's grain IN
3uu hinH yet Z hope
Help yourself thata What the
others DO"
when The drarnuu returned from
the stable be- sans ulfh a sigh -
satisfaction in a chair hr a table
end asked And hoa Il # HIIh
Mimtrrsa Phoohrs"
You need not concern Yuurself
uIth Mistress Phoebe Master wade
Hsr Interests are not alth rowing
rebaia"
Perhaps not. but III NaEer
there's ono she's not forgotten
Think you 8of We Wilhaee IN
faa intend to sup
Way. yea think ms purse can
affordiuE something modest
Phoebe Phoebet7 called the
landlord
The young woman came In with
downeaat eyes and flushed cheeks
Well we'll Mistress Phoebe II
is good 90 sec you again said Wade
a. he rose and Htreutehed ont his
hand
There are cakes and ealI meat
pie. sir said Phuebe without look
Ing up.
For a moment Wade looked
hlankly from father ~ daughter and
then gave hls order In HlIen tones
The landlord who had watched
them both kcenly smiled RfimlT
From time 90 time o. he ate. the
dragon glanced uefYauaiY AT the
door when be had finished he left
the landlord silently smoking his
pipe In the rear of the tap room aud
81 eut outside where. from the green
powered doorway. be could com
mand a view of the hoad for a quar-
ter Of mile to the south lie had
stood there but few minutes when
be heard "a rustlInE on the other side
81 the trcllls.
Nathan" whispered a voice al
most In bis ear.
What Phoebe" he exclaimed
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leaving Tuuaten In the fapfoom
The Hlx formed q group around the
oven door
come uow. Master HsheI Think
you've cooked enough - called one
There was Hp aHaWrH.
what you'd rather bale than
fEbl7 Vol. we'll take H8H half
DONE and Doc flung HuaH the door
How nov landlord Here's
trrlDhrrY' The fa##alH gone
shouted u trooper
Conc" echoed the rest
"Gono'' exclaimed funston I'm a
tome of evident Haf9HiahmeHt Its
ont of reason
out Of treason. more likely"
Hnarlrl tbH captain There's a hole
ln che roBr Of yauf oven Yon old
hi1rkhoad eau see tha stars
through o."
Not until be- had stuck his head
Into he oven could IHnafau be con
WINGED
ny the hlnra crown. gentlemen.
bat this puzzles me sore be said
turning 40 the angry troopers with
bswilferod air.
aye and well Il may. PIT Ia the
oaptnln.
= helped lay the brick for that
oven myself continued the land
lord "a was "a score Of years aga.
and there were three courses Of the
bcat bricks made In NeW Hafbad9ea
IN swear no man could put his boot
through that wall
nut be has. you see and follow
"a a. Come. lets view n from the
rear Bring r. lantern and the
captain led the way
"Ilo' Ho' lie had help from
without" said "a trooper a8fe
there" BE pointed 10 a f1uf pound
aisdre aud short ffaHbaf which
ihy beneath the breach IN the rear
wall. the oven being faahIaued iu
the style Of the day as q sort o.
projecting addition - tie chimney
and pettieaat help at that
added the captain. holding the ian
tern close a. the ground The foot
that lrft those tracks was no
mana"
PhueIsf deserted chamber told
The rest ~ the tale
ITO horse men and aftff them
cried the captain.
But OF The Elk horses which a.
dusk had been TIED before The stable
they found only a trail IT hoof
prints These. which could be fol
lowed plainly bg the eye. led ont 10
The highroad and then turned To-
wards the north towards fapprn
whrre Light ioua Harry and bis
gallant Dragons kept camp.
Thus o. was that as evening drew
an hr piliags laden bat aHflF troop
era sEulked southwark and In The
night t0Nard Paulua Hook where
the British lay iu camp while In
the c0ay chimney corner # The
Three Pigeons a ufetEhsd Tory sat
bound and gagged siuHefing
into the ashes Of the fireplace.
which were still brightly shoulder
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT of
the state ~ Washington IN ana
FOR king County IN The Matter
o. the HelriFeHahiH 81 the Inter-
bay Lumber comp Ne. f41sA
Notice 81 hereby given that ne
undersigned has ben appointed re-
ceiver 90 the INTERPLAY Lumber Gen.
ranY corporation. AMI has dalT
qualified as SUCH and that an oHtef
was on july 6. Iada. made b. ~
court and duly entered. requiring a
persons indebted 20 sid eufuaratiaa
Co pay the same to the underssEuet
receiver. and requiring al persons
having claims against std eorpor-
alton Co present the same dHiF ver-
flied. within sixty days from The en-
trv uf 1iI ofdef ia the uudersiEnea
receiver uf the former place Of busi-
ness 1f said eorpofa ton. the sams
being situated near the NortherS'
Pacific Railway track. near -
Gmud boulevard At Interplay seat
ue. or to R1aman q Johnson. at
torncys for receiver. slt Paeifis
block. Seattle. or be forever barred
from tho collection q Said claims
FRANK X ADAMS. Receiver
Rossmau q Johnson Attorneys fg
Receiver. 3l4 Pacific Block. So
attic.
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and made o. movement tu 60 around
the screen of vines
'Ah D D whispered the voice.
stay where you are Here here's
my hand and a plump pink hand
was pushed through the leaves.
Wade gfahpod and kissed IT,
stop stop. Nathan. and listen.
Why are you hrrr7
First toll me why you are there
"liocuuae ] am diaohefiuK my
father
Then lot me dlaobey him. too.
and come around with Yau
No. mo-. tie would miaa Yau and
suspect me- Stay there aud an.
Hwef
Then he has not wholly made a
Tory Of YOU yvt9'
Nathan. ! am going n fnH do not
answer Why are YOU here
because ! rauunt 60 ON until ny
horse ia rested
eco on where"
TO Tappan
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NY sEwEir. FoRp
Copyright 1899. by Prank leall,
Publishing iiuuae

Copyright 1909 by Frank Leslie
Publishing iiouae
The landlord uf the Three Pigeons
stood Iu the doorway watching the
rainbow which marked the recent
retreat OF June shower The beat
1T hoofa drew hia gaze from the
eastern akY and he turned "a look
down che high road which stretched
away Co tho south As the rider
approached frowu appeared on
the landlords florid face.
Good day to you NuiEhhar Tun
stem. was the CHEEKY aalutaflon Of
the young man aa he allghted under
the swinging algu
Hugh" Erunted the landlord
you ride as " good horses wsfe a.
plenty az worthless Dragons
Neither horse nor man Il spared
ia the service ot the Continental
government returned the rider. a
touch of anger Ia bis tone Hut
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- Mays rarIstauev ~ Meta
church corner ~ TefHffsfh aeaHus
I'D fs# ssHH street EafIH mH#a "a
HsFmHH UrhHtrrHs maasf. - q n
Sunday sen..f sm 81 RS IaaIHaElian
ard hsf=siIgt.n. rm m
church 60 OHr LADY 81 uHsH Help
Third sFrHHe ara Washington street
Sunday low masses at 50 N and
q. m hiHh mass ta A. n Sunday
Hehaai a. M. vssu~fa. ~ s. m
Week davH mass ~
Sacred Heart Chufah naH Gee a
mHa A. Sc m and r n -
nHaas M .. M. yrHprra. sermon al
hHHHHIHftna
ChHreh % thr fulmafaiafs Eaasaf-
ffnn Rev A Hurrra A. - aHHHd
q "a los maHs q "a. hIEh mss4
ana HerHunn. tH m raaarT 80
esns1tItiau.
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MAKE EN- PAR UP

mp taxpayers IL county take their bata of "a
that much-nagaed body board Of equalization Il the ssd
yesterday and The burden of TAXATION Witch
heavily The Manufacturer and small home aNn.
viii be shifted % the ah uudera and Justly distributed
should sakeuas In the SET Tho TAX autkuk
Of the Northern companies aug
Every and manufacture In The eY
retarded the eal
development city especially the tine o Misunderstanding
failure OF the % ax the bE corporations owning
operatlng public utilities has kept taS rates
members the equalization board have struck popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

MRS n Q LYsE an old resident
- WILDER. died yesterday A. her
HnmH there She vas a native aI
Denmark
THE CONGREGATIONAL. a8#IsfF
- kalama 90 building a aHa par
HaaaKs nn Se~und street The
building uiii he a modern taazatoff
trans.
THE spORTsMEN and farmers
- Pierce Uuuuty are uffanIEIHH to
secure a provision faf a bounty un
snYnte a.aips. ua the animals aHe
destroy tho Wild game anI do
meatle animals af ruiuaaa rate.
LIEUT. W v CoCWETT. q tie
artillery corps. has been Transferred
from Port fiaE'rr 90 Fort Casey
whsre BE- uill relieve Leat " n
Raymond Lieut. Raymond eaea 70
flaEier tu become ordnance officer
JULIAN MACHELI. an inmate ~
The insane asylum az Medical lake
aged 2G. died Thursday. II + IN
aerafn0d that De- comes ~ wealthy
English narrufhEr and that While
travelling Boz Nou Zealand bis mIHd
became affected Through exposure
Gables have been sent 70 bis reIa
fivea
PRosPECTORs and woodsmea are
fleeing before the fierce fnfsHf fires
that are raging ln the KaatenaF
muuufaIus a. e. A large section 81
nume and a number ~ cabins have
been destroyed
FOREST FIRES are burning near
Botheil. az south Prairie. aud in the
ueiEhborhnod ~ Boulder on the
Monte Criato line
Theodore MaEanaa offered ~ a
defense Tor selling salmon lees than
10 inches On length that the Hah
were dead and had no objection 70
being sold This ana not satisfy
Justice Gordon. who fined him s.
and costs.
Because J y. MARITIME was not ar
rested until prosecution for assault
and battery. with which he was
charged was barred By the statute
~ limitations ho was discharged BY
Justice Gordon yesterday.
officer W. y Chapman arrested
q G Horndou and p y Stuart A.
Port Gamble yesterday for rabblnK
The cash gas meter IN the Peoples
cafe last week Stuart admitted bis
guilt but iierndun denied any part
In the crime. except 10 help spend
the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Judge Parker dldn't shut up anY
too soon They are digginE Hh
speeches made hy him four Year
ago.
The story ahuut the goat safiaE
dynamite sticks has made is ap=
pearance. July. August and sep
TENDER comprise the open season
for this tale.
Maybe Uncle Joe Cannon would
have accepted the vlce presidential
nomination II he had heard sIx
months ago an the nice things I'll
In Root told Fairbanks about the
sob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

OFT AllAlti
tilnraun Al Raarhid springs Il
new one today Well take his word
for IL that itua straight paaphfaHe
from the land OF tunta WhirlinH
derNiahea. sand atoma and horse
thieves 81 ID. Nd
lAEaul
An empty wagon makes the
most nular ON tho unhhieatuue#.
tAnd then Hunlr mnreI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

To close out broken lines and
make room for fall stock e. the why
=. n Brooks & Co. 1871 "a Az -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Seattle fofse of ne rh-asarhlzal
Society aHi meet AZ Ills ThIfa aF-
sHuH. SUNDAY at 5 O. m THERE All
BE- a lecture un the subject =laafala
eHns IHusHras by Thomas A.
Nafuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

A Burt Packard "Korreet shape
shoe store for men has been opened
at I'LL First avenue. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Why poke fun AZ the republicans
for notifying Fairbanks ~ hi
nomination. Maybe BE- didn't Ea8s
about &C.