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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Must Civ, ssna

The Pet UilicC dywrimcu, has
is.pcd a gucal order dirv,iue
tha, every railway pc.,al clerk
shall give $1,000 lond to the Unit.
cd States. Each clerk ehall pay
the premium ChaWCablc to him.
scli. This order Affect. approx.
ma,cly 1000 employs. embracing
all the nilUad postal clerks cSUp,
ihoec who ar assigned In clerical
duties In which they do M, have
ac~ss IN registered mail.-Kcn.
iuCkian.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
The Mineral Feature OF the Stale is Uniuuc
1t is the ShOwpiece OF the
Mines Building.
FULL DISPLAY OF THE OILS, ORES, ROCKS
AND CLAYS OF KENTUCKY.
LOCAL AND GENERAL MINING ITEMS

CHARLEY LARrE at l.cyias, has
hi new huor spar pr"-pect opened
in drst class mercantile shape. It
looks like a winner.
SATrRpAY was the regular month.
ly pay day oi tine Kentucky Fluor
Spar Company when some $500
was transferred 10 is employees.
DUTuR Nor. u the Big -Four
Mining Company had lot II
friends In town Saturday. the pay
day oi hi company The Marion
Rank building was used Ia make
his payments.
Ir l. ErIuHrED MAT ] II Harris,
a Louisville, representing q Louis.
vile company, is prospecting On
the Bard farm ncarlryias, having
purchased the mineral rights On
200 acrs for siSOO.
oN rm White property under
lcasc to the Cri,tcndrn Mining
Company. q drift on the vein has
lccn run IL feet showing at that
point a 8 ioot ledge II gpod huor
sTar
\ CONSIDERABLE QUANTITY ui ear.
lnnaic II nnc has h-rn washed
'luriug the plst two weeks at the
Miller mine II the Marion Mineral
e"mPny with their ten log
washer.
IlNl,c in the Cullen Mine. main
shaii w. commenced un Monday
1lc grat mill is entirely covyrcd
And the machinery partly in
placc.
THr SrTyTN- FHr CAY pcuplc
haw l.cn offering 81 80 pr ton
ior delivering Clay to the car, hut
- far, nu contracts have lvcn made
b that pricr. The last years rate
% 81 -,cms to lc the lowest that
sill move this prrluci.
Tnr M,HloN MINERAL CowASN
hnye assumed work cn their nr.
Paris property over the river and
~ mining high grade iluur spar
Nirt Picrc has charge oi the
uork.
nurDiAs llrurnprY, " Louis.
sillc. has the contract for erecting
milling plant Ior the new Louis.
sillc Mining Company who purrh.
- mineral interests near Cave In
Box The property is strong in
lfnd or and huor sIur.
EynNnnnN T. rtr,.rn over Cen.
tlnl Finley. ,ucy,s In striking IN
IafR, a win " zinc blcudc at lUO
ID, depth in the Lucille mine. The
drifiing into the win from the bo,.
iom " the working shaft running
nj opened out mass II ore that
insi now indicates a concentrating
plAnt at that property in the near
niur.
Tur ONO VALLEY Mining Com.
pany arc nov down ~ feet in their
shait at Carrvillc. They will in.
cr'nsc this depth tn li5 feet where
~ cor drill showed a heavy body
q iinc and lead or. This proper.
y has bcCn managed in a splendid
nsnncr and when their ore body is
n>rhcd a, li5 feet a plant will h.
urried for preparing the material
Ios marke,.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Blre Crane.

Carl Henderson killed blue
crane last Wednesday morning in
the lake just hack oi his residence,
tha, measured about q feet from
the tip II i,s bill To iis icct. Its
lsak measured q inches.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19

ON rnE MARION Beard farm near
Leyias, two well defined veins have
been uncovered by Geo. NJ. Crider
Charles ] Ilaury and joel Farmer
who have an option on the land.
One oi these veins samples a fine
grade of zinc with some lead ore
while the other j. a very clean luor
spar
THE POOLE ~ Louisville are
very much excited over the strike
of oil within lees than four miles Of
that city un the nld ,hird street
rad. Thi. oil is said To h. alum.
dant in quantity and II first rate
quality and j. the second oil strike
made in jefferson county.
TnE JorLIN MAHErr up to Sat.
urlay which is the settling day in
that district, was distinctiyely high.
er for zinc ure and but little or no
change in the price If lead. Zine
advanced alnut 81 pr ton so. 20
lcing the top on an assay lasis oi
SIS pr ton. Lad -pld all the
week at sj2 pr ton.
Tnr MANrrAcuRER's Rccord says
Lcmucl Clark. II Marion, Nv,
wishc. to correspond with various
glass factories in the United States,
~ In reach II that city. and de-.
sire. to submit In them sample. II
his .aud. Marion, Ky, ia suiia.
h'r place iur tie erection II q glas.
factory, lee plant AMI steam lam.
dry II isa mining and agrcultu.
raj town. and j. improving in q
substantial way. Capitalists inter.
cstcd can obtain necessary iniurma.
ton by addressing the CmruNprS
RpuHp.
WILLIAM G. DUlN rtircs on Scp.
tcmlcr 1T ium active work in the
zine industry. For nearly three
score war Mr. lrrn has hccn IN.
Fagd In some one II the various
branches II mining. New Jersey,
California, New Mexico, Arkansas.
Missouri, Wisconsin. lllinu.s aud
Kentucky all lay claim tn him ~
iar ~ their mining interests arc
concerned. ~ English birth and
parniagc he camc Ia America u
lad and at onV developed a sinccrc
loyaliy and low ior his adopted
country which has remained with
him through life. Mr. rrn rciircs
with an ample fortune aud will
reside ou his handsome farm at
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Tm
RpoUp wi.hc. him many happy
ywr.
TE "OLp JIM" the really noia.
hlc mine II the district looks some.
what deserted, Two or three men
however, arr prospecting ior car.
lonatc " zinc and occasionally
finding small lnlics, Shipments
from this property during the pas,
two years 10th in carbonate and
sulphidcs II zinc were abnormally
largc and brought to H. owners a
very great amount If money. Il
would seem almost incredible that
this hig bunch of ore ~ easily
mined and II such high grade
should peter out" at thirty or
forty fee, in depth especially in this
hSure vein district. |, Is hoped
] that Blue 4 Num-, i,s owners, will
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19
Quarterly Meeting.

The quarterly meeting II the
Methodist church ior the Shady
Grove Circuit will H. held a, Shady
Grove next Saturday and Sunday.
Aug. ll,h and 90,h.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19

Twill all pund trip tickets 10
Louisville Tuesday. Aus. SO,h. On
,rain leaving Marion a, ii,@ a. m.
returning. leaving Louisville
Thursday, sept. let, " O'Clock
noon for s9.9s pund ,rip.
l.. lonNeoN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-19

at least give the ore a chance to as
sert itself by letting in the daylight
to where it is located whether il
may be eighty or a hundred and
fifty feet in depth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
ScHERRER
LEADING

The first half of the individual
bowling match as the Hana9fA al
Iefa laaf ulshf eAs Muu - 8heFfaf
e Haa TfahEisea. - ~ pine 1eaz
aims the Local player. started of
sell baf his seai5aa as sfFaIIe
The contest vas exciting aa e. fGa
6Eth game After thai shHffaf
forced ahead ana & could BE- easily
seen taat tha game Naa hia long
hHiaFe the auIzh
Th# fHsaalHIua aeFen samea wlll
b PLAYED off taaIHht aua. although
Jenkins haa e asn lead - overcome.
he Is renalaa g. be- siFuae - aHAlu
fights
Fuilaulna are last nights scores
sehefref II. -. -. sla. "a.
e1t. 90. I'll total LA
1enhtna pa tss. fas. -. 10 is
1as ~. total. lfas Margin. -
plus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
NOT
READY FOR
W0RKiHGMEH

DAWSON. June II Fellx Pedro.
Mho made TIE first discovery In the
FAIRBANKS District. f. the f1rat 70
sound a warning against The gen
eral movement toward The Taaaas=
That country Pedro declares
sis not ready for the WoFslnKman
ret Il Is Htiii In the hauas Of
pfoapeetara. and I do net believe
there eItl be positions "a the e1aaAa
Tor more than 40 aT 500 men before
The latter part Of nsxt vlntef. II
hundreds II men rush IN there tht#
summer there e sure u follow .
aeaaan 81 hard times
4 do not mean hr this that the
district i not \ good zoe | be
llase there Il a great deal 81 sold
an Pedro. cleaFy. Cold STREAM AMI
FAIRBANKS creeks and thai i Il
nnlv a matter of time before thef
are big producers The proposition
4 that the owners af ground have
uat YET lad time 81 KeI biN develop
menf work anaer NaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
WATCHING
THE DERBY
oarAr lNreResr sHowp IN
RACES At TIE MEADOWS ON
AppaoAea or THAT eVenr

The weather mau gave The spec
tatafH At The Meadows a scare yssz
tefdaY afternoon ~ sending a big
bunch IT rain clouds. aud for a time
Il laobed aa though the track was
ta become miniature lake Hat the
fsla never feli and IS the time the
horses ia the bis handicap had
rounded fha stretch the Han wac
ahlHink brightly There Waa great
dead II interest manifested in this
event owing - the tact that Qearee
Berry aud gateway. ia this race. are
booked faf Tie Derby
col Anderson Weu with 0m Viva
Second George berry managed g.
capture third place Gateway fin
iahnd fourth IN the faee. Time.
IT,
tut I've fafofitea came home With
the goods yesterday They we're
Mouufbant and ~ Surprise The
FORMER At S 81 and the latter af
Il IA - IN the other events Head
water II aaIlliehen II q s.
and leash. IN I HeHa thH ainHrfa=
They NIiI 81 mote lhan HaHai IN
lefEHt tn the fAEea fIaa.s naN until
The Derby HnaIIf ends saturday.
81 % - - the Hf6aas 81 NIII tH9
81 the HsaHHH 90 thai 4 Is vi work
cut h The coming eksH2 aaa tha#
tAelg aaakefa eiII have : chance 10
set 3 iIaa 90 them
Thege are aH8en enletA# faf the
Derby In afaff ia the - fuf.uuE
eteaf today They afekNaffhWeaf
uf naseiI oe1fehe dWu5ia Nig=
FInla na# MaHHane aua Anafas i
gaaa
Ii tie 18th raee. 80 b. l.saaa
sith faHsshau Hn II Haa thaahhf
b. many ef the spectators fha4 PA
tnhIaa could have fakenlfhe neHafH
bad ahe been Heil Idly lIsnff
CiaY tie. Nhn came Ia2hirf. SIT
away IA bad shape hat Go an e.
asiisnl finish The ETaE1aF. Wha
cent e. ne naat 3 fafBfiia. Naa
never heard fram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
BURGLARS W0RK
IN DAYLIGHT NOW

The office Of Or {. Il eowau.
In the Chaplin block al the corner
af SECOND avenue aud Pile street.
wa robbed by burglar IN a queer
way eeHeNaaY noon while the phY
aieiau WHa Hf luncheon The door
of The reception room had been left
unlocked. The thief noticed thia.
entered locked himself in and
pluudered the place nndIaturbed
A Jimmy MHH uHHd on the inner
office door aud on the office deck
Several Masonic badges. ia revolver
aud some iewelr8 all valued at
tlH0. we're stolen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

To the members SO the iiar uf
KiHe County. state ~ Washington
Yaa. and each uf You are hereby
notified that meeting II the mem
baIa u ne lar ~ KING eaAnf9.
state II Washington. Wlit be- Aeid
Ia the King County Court House
In the cit9 Of seattle said state. IN
the room occupied hY the Judge 81
the Superior Couf 1t Hala eaaufF
who Hfeslasa over Department No
u said HaHrf. on satfFsiaA siha
9Th dag af June lsal. e The -four
of 2 - O'Clock IN the fofsuoaaA faf
the purpose Of selecting fanf elect
ara Of said county tn Sc rea8ms
meude8 b. sala bar To- the Runef4dr
Court 81 said county. from which
said fuHr electors - BE - re- hms
manHed said Superior Court viii
choose twn to at rs Jury eommIas
siuuera in aatd county for the term
Of one year and until their success
ots are appointed and qualified.
This notice is given I'm pursuance
u an order made and enrnea this
daY. - Il
Dated June 1901 -
lloyd ] TALIN9S.
ARTHUR + GRIFFIN.
GEO = NORRIS.
" II BEIL.
r. II hIBEKTs0N.
Judges Of the Superior Court Of the
state ~ Washington for King
County
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
TONS MAIL

DAWSON June II The largest
shipment If mail received IN naH
Hun this year ard which Vii prob
nhlY not be saaale1 I'll neat spring.
arrived on the naWaan shortly after
1 O'clock yesterday afternoon The
shipment made ~ Of ata tons. az
Nfeaaied In the BeIHhhaFAsad ~ 81
toms Less than half the ganHiEa=
ment however. is fuf distribution ia
the klaudIhe Two hundred and
IaHt2 three naaH hes are destined to
loser ffef HHHtaffIesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

meet Re WIll undoubtedly - tbe
nan On whose shoulders vii fail
the tack Of rendering the decision.
II there Is no Knockout
gfHneH announced that Be MaaIH
referee no more fahfa after The crit
lalama that Nere heaued upou him
for the decision be rendered IN tire
nFift eafhatt affair but hia friends
succeeded in convincing him that
the blasts u his enemies had not
laaaauaa thela confidence in him.
GFaney has refereed more impar-
tant ring contests than any LIVING
man and IL good for many years
more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
nReAca OF PROMISE SUIT

DAWSON 1auH IN =Miza Laura
Robbins he's brought q breach q
promise Hut AGAINST EdHHfd Con
NOR q miner residing on e below
Huubaf fsf G. #H ne fair plainf
If HaHa Eaanuf promised - Nd heT
zam= tine prior ia lHs fall If iaaa
Common. II + asId. not only refused
r. MARY tie hlaiHffff as he agreed
- 1T eth refuses II make GOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
EDDIE WILL KEEP ON
COUNTING EN- OUT

sax FRANCISCO lanr = II
de Gfaae8 the Hafe8 referee IF
pflHe fIEhaa. huaNn in aHufIIHK or
eleH ~ tie honest blacksmith ~
Feeaaalaefed hla determination -
Judge no MOTE pugillssls contests
and u 1eIfriea and Monroe ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
MCDONALD SIGNS

DAWHoN. June iiz=At a meet
iuN Of the executive committee Of
the Yukon Territorial Liberal A.
seeiatid- held laat evening AZ Lib
HHal Clint hall Mayor James +
Macdonald rendered bits fealRua=
tion A. president Of the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

ine to shoot The rapids IN canoe
J. Il Gfiehlan mining recorder at
HelHIfR. was alec IN the eHHaa. but
was saved ~ efHgluE On to the
craft gHehfaH came on e. UaM
son. arriving here on the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
MAYoa M.ooHAlp AppoInTap

nAWHos. June 10 MAJOR Iaa
4 Macdonald haa been appointed
chief preventive officer t. succeed
the iaia chief MtKinuaH. AMI vii
take charge of the office imme=
aIHteIf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
MRS. rorsealsoehm GUILTY

DAWSON Iaaa ~ Marie
Falhetiueham nee 1aa aXa. Wa
found quilts thIa afternoon Ia the
territorial auHft II having WFaaK
fail3 converted proceeds IF sale q
sale II diamonds haianninH - Hn
Thomas klfhHalfi.h The jury aaa
est twenty mluufea judge HuKhs
Hanfeua9d the Ruman "a tan months
a. bard lahar ia fhr iaIf A naaH an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
TALES
TERSELY TOLD

A SPECIAL. train waa chartered
afternoon 20 carry Mis-
Lillian Hnaenfranes from pHHea to
Waila Walla 70 - treated fear burns
received ahlis cooking In = sun
mef Kitchen. Ter clothes eauRht
fire and her hack and fiNht arm
suffered severe burns Ter eoudl
ton Is very aeripuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
DAWSON
NEW S
AloooK's nooY RECOVERED

DAWSON. June 1.-THE Steamer
Eealnudlan. arriving from Eagle
aud other lower river points at 10
O'Clock Thursday evenlnE. brought
back the remains II Mark Aieaekl
drowned IuHl a feW hundred yards
below Klonulhe CitY last summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
3 L . . .

On account ~ Is fflHhtfaI hideeuHz
ness blood Poisoning Is commonly
called She 6lHH - All Diseases. II
may HH either HeEHHHtafH uE contract
- One TIE system - tainted with
r. the alHeHHH me- HHHHIfEH8 lfHsH In
the form - Hefafaia izss#laH HheHs
matIe fHlHa suit - H#altHa 8alHt#s
The tafa or BOD Hff5a f#fHaEa III The
Mouth sc HH Gle HaHHHH= Hate Throat
Swollen Tuuaiis EaIiiHF out = ths
NHln Hf EHsHHHHH HaH fIHHlI# IEHs
fHHa# EHhn Decay - tho flesh aHA
Homes n sen have ems - thee ~ aftH#
iIaf z mHt aHaa Eff HHa8h & MOOD
f#HN5 tH5HaHdfafHa HHIH treat
mHnG r. practically che result = life
work If contains - dangerous drugs
90 fHHHHiHaH HaHl#ll e - as NIHH Z
Hasa - he HafF bottom ~ fHH disease
ard forces HHf assH# particle # ina
purity E5fHH ever HHHH an mHfHm
aIH#HuaHHH completely sd forever
TIE HIHHH HHH tlHHHH#H III flesh HHa
HHHeH hHH tho HHHia System err
flaaHHsH EHEfsiea sid restored a. Hff=
fH6t NsHilh aHa tn patient prepared
anaN faf tHH da1iaH HHH nIe sHHaz -
life HHHM SIS moon III =
3 hottie AHafs month M#Hs - IN
NHHMA W Arch 81 Philadelphia
Per HHtH iu Seattle auiE ~ THE QHaEHf
HaiH 90 fHfH Hfa - aHa Globe ffk
nNE = - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
SINASHES
WON AGAIN
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
standing Of the eIah..

The siWaahes toek another zane
from san Francisco yesterday Ia
aeore Of Z te The clam dlgkerH
climbed all ever Jones' Who va IA
the hex for san Francisco. IN the
very fret inning narbsf pitched
fof Seattle tlis work vaa excel
lent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

TACOMA n OAKLAND 8
TACOMA. June g Tacoma Won
an uphill game yesterday ~ Enad
fielding and hard hlflIue
Tacoma III aneka 1T
Oakland 90 HhHI i g.
batteries Thomas and 6 era
ham o Graham and BYFnes
PORT ANu 4 los ANGELES 7
PORTLAND June - Portland
made a sfsud rails IN the ulnth m
uInH aud took the victory fEam oak
land BY one run
Portland aotnao -
Les Anseiaa Il 40 / 8 a0H Ia
batteries Gray aud Spies Roach
aud sleelWaa tmnIu5 oganaeI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
lAnKraees BODY FOUND

DAWSON faas Il Passengers
Hn HAs Steamer Iaa##aa arriving
yesterday afternoon brought the r..
HsaaI that tie remains Of william
.aHNafea. TIE Dominica telegraph
sa.sIse operator drowned n Riuh
FauiH# Thursday morning bad been
recovered a aAaff distance belae
faa5trss uas drowned While trr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

To ere TIRE navy gard and bstte.
ships Take beats from Pier At
6 50 > and - q. ~. lis. : - and
81 + ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
Red Front Furniture CO.
Notice to Subscribers

II. any evening. your copy Of The
etar has not arrived a. au o'clock.
telephone @Huuast. Main 1850, or In.
dependent las. any time between
Goo ana 01=aud a copy will be sent
you at once. b1 special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
Notice to Diamond Ice custmosrs

We have fhla dag reduced rates on
Zee coupon books Of Is pounds aud
upwards tu 50 cents per hundred
pounds IN residence dtatrlet.
DIAMOND IeB q STORAGE co.
juno q. %. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

q. A. KELLY. new conner In the
Palonae country and an emploYe Of
the Potlaieh Lumber Company. had
hla leg badly crushed between two
piles u lumber Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
Standing Of the Clubs.

At nEIIfSGuAN ssafa Wool.
leg s neiiiuEham
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At nRooKLYN philadelphia +
BROOKLYN 4
At CINCINNATI Chicago s
Cincinnati
At BOSTON Nsa 4afI IA. ~
tea Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
HAVE YOU GOT
BLOOD POISON?

II other doctors have not been
able to get control Of your awcai
aiseaze--if other treatments
have not helped you-don.t give
np-we can help you.
ons secret remedy starflea the
world By its wonderful results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

TIE wAL1.A wALf.A Red Gross
Society has accepted a site donated
hy the Congregational ehureh fnr
the erection 81 q monument % the
memory Of the young soldiers Who
ioat their lives In the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
Tonight


Tits MHTHf srez taNuiHF show
opened en The old university grounds
feaf Eiffh and galen Friday. July
l4fh. 50 b m
The wonderful exhibition - fha
1apansae attack against Port Arthur
AMI azaAaI concentrations - I1H lHH =
rete beasts ana baitiaahlus. exeifsa
admiration #HF1WhFFEs
WA6NERss MILITARY BkHD--7s
PIECES.
Remember ahIs = naf a fnefe
nAEutlaE OF 8 stsFeaul&ean shaH. bat
an actual reproduction Of TIE y Grid >
greatest naval battle
Thirty pieces Of cannon firing 600
shots AZ vessels - feet In length
Don't fail % see 81 come. Re-
anFVad eaaaA Admission lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

GIN FUNSTON has laaued
guarantee that all property own
erH whose property shall be lniur.
ed By the military eneampment At
American lake shall be paid for the
damages suffered from government
funds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

~ SPOKANE Spokane q salt
AXE i
Al uoIsE naiss II butte /.
PUGET SOUND LsAauu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
In the World of Sports
rau AMERICAN LEAGUE.

IT CHICAGO chicago q. elese
and S.
At PHILADELPHIA HaHIan Z.
Philadelphia 4
At ST LOUIS 81 Louis b De
llull 4
At NaI0N New York
Il. Washington q
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standiaa Of the Clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

make IN the ordinary course Of
business hat there's interest -
be considered II part Of your earn
iaga Is LETT With rs for safe invest
meut Then there's another story
which Nil make a#sa In time
Want Ia kuaW how It's danes Ash
here. please and you vii be told
shaaHfaHlN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
POIS On
Washington State Analytical
Laboratory and Assay
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

AFTEn ONLY three hoHfa' lIhef
~ A. Wildman. a convict released
yesterday from the Walla walia
prison. was reafFested for aeefetiuE
opium lie tried 10 amuREle the
drug to his fellow prisoners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23
Birdseye View Of U. D. RlIIman's Lake Washington
Garden Of Eden Addition Just Onened

Large crowds 81 people were At : y human dafdeH
IF Eden yesterday. Lake Washington over go lots
and acres we're sold. No wonder when lake front lots
and sell from $40 up terms Of cents DAY
all the and foaee tracts tie lake front vii be sod
II Is the finest place earth for fruit aud berries
Come Several bouses with lofs Of chickens. on
saere tfasts nearly given away easy terms Take
Washington street to Iayiors mill. Washington
street. scent fare. Enquire at mil Office or
II office IN Times. block room ? Owner, {. d.
Himan Also several men wanted 70 work on this prop
efg good wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

TIE SESSION Of the Northwest
sru baptist Association at Everett
is attended By rs delegates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

TIE NORTH PACIFIC Whlst
Association will hold Is eleventh
annual conventional Tacoma tomars
row aud Saturday. Whist players
from all over the country are ex-
peetad 70 be present % contest for
the houora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

- italfs fsaiis IN. for con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-23

ED osMAT.LEY. a bartender in a
HoquIam saloon shot himself yes
fsfHaY morning He Nas neWeam=
er. lie ieff a latter 70 his mother.
fhe contents OF which are set an
known.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-06-22

New Orleans, June list. JUL
ian Renfro, Shreveport, La, who
was stricken deaf and dumb in the
midst of a religious argument at
Chicago on May 81, in a written in
terview here today declared that he
saw an angel and that he will de-
vote the balance of his life to relig-
ion. Renfro wrote that his friende
were firm believers in the Suprems
Being while he did not believe in