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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
NEW TO DAY.
Water Notice.

Notice is hereby given that those who may
desire to do so may use water to irrigate gar.
dsns, after 6s4t seeing the Superintendent Of
the Water w6ks and arranging therefor.
The said pss of water for irrigation will be
allowed from I O'Clock a. m. to Q o'clock q. m.
and from 6 O'Clock p. m. to o'clock P. m. and
during THOSE times only; and an extra charge
will be made for said use of water according
to the size of the garden irrigated.
The said use Of water for irrigation will be
subject and secondary to domestic and other
uses, and in case the water be needed for any
other use or becomes scarce, the right is re.
served to stop said irrigating at any time, and
the water shall be taken subject to that right.
Any one using water for ~irrigating without
paying said extra charge, or using an unrea-
sonable amount when paying, or using it at
any other time than that above specified,
will be liable to have the water turned of
without notice and an additional charge of 50
will be made for turning it on again.
NJ. M. FLETCHER,
Superintendent of Eureka Water Works.
Dated Eureka. Nevada. May 20. 1904.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT

Virginia Chronicle.
Fridays Reno Journal is about the
hottest paper in the way of charges and
counter charges ever published IN the
State. The mix ups are between news
papermen, policemen and city officials.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
VERTICAL WRITING ABANDONED

The members Of the San Francisco
Board of Education have practically
decided to adopt one of the several
systems of intermediate ~penmanship
which they have lately been examining
as a substitute for the upright system
which has been in force for four years
past. They have decided that the up
right system must be abandoned as
tending to destroy individuality in
urifipp
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
Stewart Heirlooms to Be Auctioned,

Stewart Heirlo0ms to Be AuctiOned.
A Washington, d. c., dispatch says
that the personal possessions OF Sena-
tor William M. Stewards deceased wife
have been indiscriminately bundled of
to Sloan's auction rooms with other
household effects to be disposed of under
the hammer at an early day. The fact
that Senator Steward failed to notify
his daughters of his intention to dispose
of family portraits. souvenirs and keep
sakes. in time to avoid what is termed
dissertation" of their mothers effects.
has aroused indignation, not only in the
Stewart family but among an extended
circle of warm friends Of the late Mrs.
Stewart.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
Cured His Mother of Rheumatism.

aMy mother has been a sufferer for many
years with rheumatism" says w. H: How
ard, of Husband, Pa. "At times she was
unable to move at all, while at all times
walking was painful. / presented her with
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
after a few applications she decided it was
the most wonderful pain r~eiiever she had
ever tried, in fact, she is never without it
now and is at all times able to walk. An &C.
casional application of Pain Balm keeps
away the pain hat she was formerly troubled
with" For sale by Mrs III. NJ. Schneiders
& Co.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
A Childish Comment.

"Why don't You get married, Aunt
Jane?" asked the little one.
81 don't wish to, child replied the
elderly spinster-
The little one looked at her reprov-
ingly.
Mamma says it's wrong to lie," she
remarked at last.-Chicago Post.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-05-21
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
Eureka. Nevada, on the 18th day of May.
1904. Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say, Advertised, May q,
1904"
Der Frecciero William Jennings
George A. Kemp Albert MINIS
G. L. BROY, Postmaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. =. Mullen, S2i salard ave. opN
rlts Halt
Frsment nrus Co. Ewing stree,
and Fremont aVenus.
W. A, Mansfield S Co. DRUGGIST
fSd ard jackson
oraham's Home Bakery. glo3 lei,
avenue.
c N LShnsrst cigar store sisb
keesnd
Thea Aarrla al Fostetles, Rsnten
littie'a Pharmacy. lat ave. north
ard Harrison street J. n, Lttti@
proprletsr.
cariten a Co. nrugulst. Ger. sth
90 and paa street. South Seattle
Y. A Moore, Poststtiee. 50. PARK
OnlVsrslty prus stors. unlNsrs.e
Staten
AsvsslI 81 Phsruasy. ies4 Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark. ers'
erieter, ac2e e. Madison.
Columbia pfue store, W. }, STUD
Ny, prep Columbia. Wash
oeeadvSsy Pharmacy, y. {, t'sheh
srep- eis Broadway ard James
ouaksr prus Co. i0i9 Let ave
lsary's Pharmacy, 2so n. breas
ssgt phens. unien ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

Andther expansion for the want
~ fbom 20 hold the nine carloads
~ Charter Oak Ranges, Iron Beds
and Furniture that have arrived
pndpre on the road. We were com
lpolhhi 20 have more room. having
sheen successful in renting n brick
block 60Hi20. two stories. and now
with our New and Second hand De
partment Stores we can buy and soll
anything you want or have In our
linee. Remember the firm name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
SEEING
SIGHTS
JOHN KENNEDY. or JUNEAU,
VISITING AN AMERICAN CITY
FOR THE FIRST TIME

John Kennedy - Juneau. Alaska.
aha arrived Boa this city fram the
HeHfh "a feu days ago. has the dia-
tlHEflau ~ being AMONG the few
young Americans of TIE present
taY aha 80 the aee ~ =. has seen.
fof the first time. q real city
Kennedy was bern Doe sitka. Alas
Fh. 20 yearH ago. and tao days later
vas taken fa juneau b. hiu parents.
here be has lived ever since All
through his iife Kennedy has been
e worker. and while journey ing nt
timea ON hunting and prospecting
trips iu the mountains. DE urvsH left
the city Jaurau for ans great dis
tsure. uu hts arrival here he wit
messed for thr fiHut time railroad
train ~ the advanced type and tho
monster engines. vith their long
tuin ~ dusty cars were Of no iitle
wonder tu him
4 trolley rar IL q thing unknown
IB Alaska. and Kennedy saw the
I No puahee. no pullee means 81
transportation faf the first time on
hlH arrival here. tlr had never seen
| u cable GER. either. and as grip
/ man coming down the htll between
First and Second avenue played tho
familiar tattoo. which usually aC-
| companies the tune - Sister Mary
Walks Like This on the gong Ken
nsHy had good hearty laugh.
The autos aud motor cycles were
| alao source of keen Interest. a.
I though az times bis gaze could be
seen wandering after some ~ seat
/ ties fair beauties. as they tfiuped
| down the avenues. Kennedy says
/ that h. has not forHakcu Alaska. but
| that be- thought IL WAS about time he
| saw trGr more OF Uncle Sam d
vast domain aud viii Wait "a number
of other states before returning 10
the north.
John keuuedy's father. old Daniel
Kennedy IH one - the old pioneers
~ southeastern Alaska. having lived
Ia that section since ls69 At Ju-
neau. the present home Of the Ken
nedyu Dad" b. known to the in
habitanta. from the little tots to fun
grown men and has faithfully per-
formed the office Of uiFhtwatchmnn,
both winter and summer, FOR the
past "a years.
On him rests the responsibility Of
warming the inhabitants I'm case 81
fire. In summer the danger from
this source ia not an great. hut in tho
winter when the fierce Taku winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
WILL PLAY WHIST

Seattle Union. 70. It. order OF
Washington. will give a progressive
whist party Al the \. s S hall. old
University grounds. Monday eve
uiuE July e. This o. the third Of
a series 81 progressive whilst and
the order Intends 20 make them the
leading social events Of the kind
during the season Light refresh
meufs will be served free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

= a.. st=z.F > W wheeler
Wrsr 4 wuEEIEu
and s TriHH liH.a
e#sr.f# Nafn a. IHaHperHaHt# Nl
81 o. 81 taHh
We have anoHt - iatH Irit III ~.
Meet Woodland tart Adiitiaa pc
HHHIfHa# 10 one hInfA north aHd "nE
EH.#E sect - woodland tHHh tt
bee 4fmaaf fsHsi aHH haa g.n'
Invading tIru HfFf the bay 81 VA
Iafd Thr cts 10 baHtding Az
H4w school uFaf This property We
have sid mau# lots end In hrf
- Ha4Has az Haa being tHit. ssfuff
many HHara aHmr = thH tHes
Harlsa 81 seattle vtf - Haaatea
around S. HndHaHh lsFb and iHtH eil
e. seIIHs fUf aa much Fsf frant trHt
aa ue aae aHa far aH saiirt HHi -
Eufr raHf lots HHu We HfH en- any
terms
= ~ Meet 81 Wheeler
WEST 4 WHEELER
ard 3 Euiuu HtHHk
saH-sf Main 81 lHdFFr naTHf Nl
LOIS maia. to blocks fram rara
a4rffas5H lake fIaH very close
b. fefna HHrs 80 cheap
Let WaIn fae flew 80 terms
can't bH hfaf Sc fhlH
IIHase. 80 maHHrn IarEr iHf So
g. dUea balance s. mHuth. soap
Investment AZ house ard stefs Be-
aaa Haf saa - Increased
HINaEN aH 20 HaIlsF hlaa
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For ss,-Rssi e,,.,.


p q IS \ q. II e n. m a r. n | 60.
Itavm 81 NUIHH HlHta
s. HN. tHs ur tha HauIHam.Ht homes iu
HUHadHaN district
s ta <sN uudHfH IfHHm house. lUt
bikifA IHgAIrd uH Seventeenth avenue
HHrth EHHN terms
2tHtn beautiful s#Iunm hHHHl. capitol
lfUI DISTRICT Terms
: 81 NI#s raHW hHHHH Doe HsHHI nH
HNtu Avenue Aulth So cash. lal
HHUr terms.
g. ust. broom cottage. lot Wnta on
IuurfaHHIN avenue. HHa.Nu HtIiI
81 aH New mHtfafu t.fHUm hHHHs un
HIWH avenue uFHt Queen Arms. iah
tsnh balance So uff month
g. HH E#HHHm house laf WnlaH. queen
Anne So cash. balance = pei
month
4 -. fsIar CORNER Flfth avenue narth
IaIsfHu With beautiful Firw
So f.Hf fHRIfa aH Seventeenth avenue
north ff1n cash balaHre saHI raf
mrHfa
Sc Nice Jruom cottage With = a.te
~ rraHHt aH HunA ear HHes -
HHFt balance fA urF month
So T.HuH "a hHHH frHHfH 600 eHH lue
s. raah balance small monthly rafs
W rtyF aarennr from = go Zoe acres
srfWAur HfrWkRT q 60.
HUam = Iu.HH HIu. B.
u1 First AVsHAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
RAINIER nrAcH

THE PLACE AN NV q
EASY 80 REACH NA#N NN 81
t#aHfIfHH In"nEiaH uU Shore HH AaA
Wash IHHIUn HHaFf tide 81 T. HH# fft
ears fHHm Effsl and NaahHHE fun
fine sEHHfiB iHtH are HHHIuF fast ~
#HaH aad ! mHHfh fHeff iaafN iihHs
Ha.risf Reach ice fHa tesf ara
cheapest rfnref.F Hu market 20
bone and Investment EH"IH
ehurrhaa stores fire garden aniI
cleared aHf HfHHfd avenues eide
aHIka ErarH views HHaffua hafh
tan UahiaH hzah aHH hHHHfhfaI
HtfrfF HHrh HHH rifF @Htsf HamhFi
aH frrHza nr NHHH HHHf Sc NJ
Wed aRsnf office at Rainier Beach
tnn utaHk
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b. ". West }. v wheeler.
WEST a WHEELER
and q Union Block.
sunset. Main fll Independent 81.
80 10 $40 Each
We have #et few choice t0=aerc
tracts Ut Mendowdals on any ren-
Fuunbio terms We furnish lumber
for all building purposes on Terms
The tracts are level and good soil
no brush or standing timber we
have sold - t"usaere tracts 20 actual
settlers, and they are now moving
on 10 them. We are building houses
and a store clearing land aud ma k-
Ing roads and streets. This land BE-
on the line ~ the Seattle and Everett
Iutsrurb0u d IT, now under run-
ftructiOus The improvements now
RoiuR on mt MfadoWdalo will
make this land Increase 90 value.
Investigate this before you buy
Take the Great Northern train ~
Is clock any morning Buy 3 ticket
traMoahef ana return. coating a1o.
We mfet the train al Monhsr and
show tho tracts Insist on seeing al.
visions One and Two Of MeadoWdale,
owned by WEST q WHEELER
n. W. West. J vs.. Wheeler.
WEST e. WHEELER.
and \ Union Block
Sunset. Main ~. Independent. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22
"a ffNft flU
NE rWHtyt Uhk
For Sale-Timher Lands

asatI6aa afJa16m NIL
Hon feet On worlds nHtut umHrr AZ
AUHha NHtuaI IIHhtffsH IS tHdustTla'
Go. effisU. ~ reasonable price 81
huuUa WIIi Ds thaIatH un members hif
e. iUfH thiH company after AHW #
come soon HHHm A Times U'dH
A g. Jennings HUrN
uoMEeFrAua and timber giaima 70
HugulHhmrDt tu Null Improved home
stead CHEAP
81 " IUoWN. The Cruiser.
as Pacific UIaTh
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Great Railroad Wreck Sale
Mems so Suits for $3.50 Monarch
Shoe A. Clothing Go, iGiI-lllo tirsi
ave -
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a. NJ s. O. ron LARGE LEVEL.
fafn afTh cts water on every lot
= houses Nufzf ard sod raHH me
After sea Hfs Southeast saffls 90
man cen convince yea - q better
rrnpuaffIHu Tor home I'D o. frafusnf.
! per cent guarantee = Increase in
lot Take Wash 81 car 90 H1ath.
east Seattle
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CHEAP. ard 10 acre tracts on Lake
Washington water front. close IN
with COWS and chickens thrown IN ,
only 80 per acre also b-ncre tracts
on sound, terms 90 down and 10
cents "a day. See owner. Hiliman.
room 2 Times Block
OPPORTUNITY
10 Ten acres ~ sNeelienf land, fac
Ing on one ~ the hest roads Ia the
Aouuty. easy drive 20 the ci&. A
acre has bean cleared. small house
and other buildings Owner going
- leave the state. must sell quick.
go cukH d. ApAMs. q
ugN ist ave. - STAR lloyd uidn.
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or,at Railroad wr,eL Sale

Nrr.a g. Eaifs fHr fEa MHaar#h
So. 4 gIothIHF Co. fH5lH#z IlrHt
ave
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All Summer Weight reduced I'm price
Herald, Tailor i3Ea 2nd s'
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mi MAHltHHfa'T ffoufe kfosef ana
Hnfhff FotndHfin1 Work Eatinatss
Clirfffuiiy fui9iffgfui nhoDea FFent
al r e7hp 1le esNsnth ~ seiish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

a. ft So Q. run LARGE LEVEL.
tafn With cts water on every lot
; taaess 1g.If ani 80 se.a me
man cen convince yea = q better
rrapoaifIan far home I'D Do frafmsnt
I per cent guarantee = irrtFaHe in
yaius fhs t,s,.t tsa, Soc wiih sy.,y
east seattle.
AwFtr. c1fEAr soisr East n.- .
story haass. laEEe tfazt land a.sa
- CORDS suud uuiT 81 terms -
eavr. - psr month. siess 20 esf ard
rs minutes tide Nenfsu car aud
Occidental ard fssisr
IHHt0kfEu YARN
Per safe af trade u HffHa aE Hudrr
Farmer Du#aIsH rHfIHe ditch q Hrfra
undfr cultivation. aH winter alp's
trees aaII fhH very brett from t0 tu
aiHn fHs hsat naft - NNnnatrhse AZ
PIE district. peFpefaa water fight
house HHa na#HHsurF HflfnHl dlnEa
price low A n rlamHrf. - fnloU
LOTS NEAR VOLUNTEER PARK
Fer a haulFalte af az Investment these
cannot b. beat lots NzlW overlook
lag Lake iHlaa and ths saand
blocks from GER city water and
emily half 40 far uuf aa tnIaaraitF
and Fremont price - and up O.
cash g. per month
y GREGORY
0H Sullivan nuiidinE
lorio0 cleared tao rooms and usntry
plenty wood fine view EarF terms
Take Green Lake car a. Kaufman
Station walk three blocks Horth
r.Eo-t.at @1in on eth Avenue hs-
tween Jackson and Main THIS
j. fine buzlE - properly and a
q q CHERRY.
Tel Main aat land Sullivan NIX
fEw o. our large s0slss feet traets
left Of Dunlap Tor - Terms ne
god as fhe beet CIhmbsv. Or Dun
bop "a Union h.k
. ACRES. houss and barn. In KIfsap
county. near sydney Fort Orchard
10 Inquire q Wsrett ~ ah ave
THREE 70 six.reamed houses ora sasy
payments Browne. - Oriental blk
Gain 1851
For sal.--Housss and lets.
~~-~-~-~---=-=-~-~--zz=z-
CHEAp-ts5od house large tract Of
land A. Hillman CITY only an
terms go down apd T. per month
20 crrda % wood free come today
office on ground. g. fare on Wash.
tngion street
a -FOUR ROOM cottage on pHiz9 lot.
All ncgpHHHrN improvements In all
kinds - fruit n you want q buy
don't fall a. see this Going Eani
and will sell Ia next ten days ". A..
Cook. iss s'st Ave
ron sAIE-Or rent G.room cottage.
B. foot front. room for one more
house. the best view H. city. ga
Hoylatun North between Thomas
and Harrison. Inquire SO Pike.
ron sALE-N Nine room house and lot.
Good buy p@. WOO down
FOR f2.t00 oash=A corner lot a8HiD.
with an A-roOm modern house en- Cs-
ment walk ono block from "a l.minuts
car service Tor full particulars call
Owner. p m. Black t71
ron sALE-5 houses aud lots dlri
cheap by the owner. small payments
down veil located all on Mohr
street. Call az 10 Day At, ballard
bsHOOMED house on 28a CbarIsa 81
mpdfrtl tnpfufe menta. III per month
rent Main Nii.
nuslnsss Chances
DO YOu want to maize a fortune :
Here II your chance. We have Tor
Ia af ~ frNN a
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PA. NIHrHY PROV WALLACE. he
uHftH rreafsHf naIH5lat aHa rtaffs
KaHHHt MAJ % Consulted HHIIH Ha
az affaira n lfa. lie reuHltsa The
faHasa speedy marriages. laHaHFs hiH
tHH treasure advises fHa a. fa
ubHfEef ~ H#f Fuu sill b. aur faas
in miriuH - iH hasinaaa lie laakA
- E#ar haHf and tells Na4 w.Eal
ale Haa. ard ufffUtlH8sa - sd ~
firH HiFsr fHH tack SOUR Iaaf Urf4a
ard eHefEF 80 matter shat fraHbHs
700 mHf have rnii HHd Ne wflt hfIa
guH TariHHa ln Hotel ksnfatns
FIRST avfuHH thsfWssH unlnu and
trfaHaaIfg afHastsf
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ron dfesamailnf aud plain sewinf
call ~ 1915 yiih ave. Phone Main
hT21 Reasonable prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

10 YOH want TO make a fortune
Here IL your chance We have Tor
sale ahinKie mill 1000 draEaa W
and No. pa wmiil an complete and
funnlnR New machinery. buildings,
biac krmlth shop, tramw ways. etc 3l0
acres fine timber 70 be worked out
men.
a. horse power engine. % boiler price
ttnpO. T. 90 cash Will handle this
balance easy terms This ie bar
gain and a money matsr. chance Of
gfAHDII ArD,TNvEH'rkf FNr co.
Itfar ~ Yfhitr way.
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81 ~ :i, N: ss ~ 81 ~:
ee4Sss es1.. ssA'N'
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HfSt HUlWafNfi. nasssssz Fsf.af
hafha Hotel Winuor. t.is flfst ave. .
rooms q ard
MISS ALICE Manage vatar and sise.
ff'r h#ffR. EN- nuHHHHfar afimHHfa
treated tef Itird avenue
MASSAGE. vapar. nesdieatsd ana tah
- lha ~ ruttaEs 10 Irran L.lnn 81
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E0AH Dramatic School announces
summer season ~ class work com
Classics under direction ~ Frank q
TRnu and ~. irving Coolidge Terms
1870 per month. Class limited I'm
roll oday 20 Holyoke Block. Phons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

PuoF WARREN. TftE FALMtHr
uuW iaEatsd At a. rIhs street -
sfrauga 10 r. wHfk that HHfhHut =
word Ntfhuuf a question. 4 cell Fua
fuat shat yea cant e. hHHW Ger
rF.f Information aH#Hf aN Hffairs u
love HuHrfHbHu. marriage. divorce
a1irH stills. HfnpHEfHs uid estates
speculation. disHasen pvustanH pet
fuFH mfrfHN frs aHfuGsnHH etc
uataHs and Fuf ne neat afVsa
dafa wI mHks Hfs readiness faf
enc fourth u wF regular PIKE >
cents O. Uuu aut ell
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PEOPLES SAYINGS BAHK.
sffePd a. tys 20, snS5 Pss es'f.s,,t ses
pres n orsenieff cashier, com.
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bssiaess 1rsassstsf ssppsoss1iis,' "a.
sslss.s.ssi 'S I,. ed sn5gl1sss 49," q, q
RIsI = Lang cashier Geo n
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Dramatic sehoo,

VISIT aYe Oids Curiosity Shop Col
man Dock Indian relics, sea shells
etc
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
op sEATTIr
thfso. J Furth. pres & doia
smith, vice pres n v Anksuy,
tf5hler, .gTrsgp9ndel!a ~ nrigclpal
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Fer Esehanas

iS l0FES IsSfl1r ~ n RS - G nile
from Red Bluffs. California house.
barn. water. close fo school call
Room q HoxweH blk
FOR EXCffANGE=A fiye-room house
near Brighton Beach Station for
house and 3 lots near tniEfrHitE= l..
Goodwin. 100 Washington o.
lodging Hausss-FeF Sale
FOK HALE-aD room i0dainF house a
snap strictly modern. Enquire so
Sixth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

AFTt'f. CFfEAr 9oiHN Fast re- .
story house iaEEs tfaHf land aiso
- CORDS vund auiE 81 terms y
dawn - per mHuth. rlaHe 20 eaf ard
school aRrsr affirs Garden station
~ minutes tide Wenfau car aud
Occidental ard Fsafsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

fHn CANADIANS nANR or con.
III ICE CAPITAL Tntd uD. O. la ~
teiEht milliou seven AYudrsd thous.
and dqilarsl. HuIUlus q 800 900 Inter.
eat hIoNpd on Tune deposits. a Hs1s
Nfat hanhnA business transact ted
Seattle sfaneh corner James street
snd second avenue. q. v. Holt
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-22

norman nUrftU nUTt9n
IauH ZOOS

Ne buy in large quantities We tsfr
The Nef4 UtHt We sell "a quick We
give it ounces to the paHud We
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Willie Keeler has them all beaten as a
right fielder, with the possible exception OF
Crawford. who Is selected with him. These
are two Of the highest-priced outfielders
playing base ball. Crawford has not made
a wonderful record this season, but his
ability Is there. In selecting these men
other excellent men were passed by.
In the matter of first baSemen the job
was easy. Harry Davis of Philadelphia
easily leads them all. Stahl of Washing
ton, the old University of Illinois player. Is
a close second. He is given that place be-
cause of his batting ability. Isbel is prob
spects as Harry Davis. but he is not the
batter. AS fielder he is better than Stahl,
but batting again puts him out of it.
when it comes to the selection of sec
ond baseman the task Is also easy. Lajoie
Is without peer. Murphy has this season
earned a place beside the great player.
Parent of Boston and Davis of Chicago
are the premier shortstops. Parent is prob
ably little better than Davis because Of
the fact that Davis was trifle stiff at the
end of the season and was not able to do
himself justice.
collins of Boston and Bradley are easily
the best third basemen in the league. They
have a close running mate in Tannehill of
Chicago. Had he played early in the year
he would have been placed on the list but
in the later games he showed bit of I'M
steadiness.
1.-THE two best catchers could probably
be named by almost anybody. Sullivan and
Criger stand out above all Of the rest
I'm selecting these men many excellent
pitchers have been passed by, but for
grueling work they stand in the foremost
ranks"