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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

The "Butt ms" a literary society
composed of some of the younger set
of society, were entertained by Miss
Florence Malachowsky Monday night.
Those present enjoyed very much the
hospitality of the young hostess. Re
freshments were served. Those prs
ent were: Misses Florence MALACHI
owsky, Mildred Moore, Effie Gottlieb,
Rosa Sonenschein, Irene Cohn, Bru-
nette Silbernagle: Messrs. David
We'll, Herman Michael. John Silber.
nagle, Sol Klarburg and Alvin
Strauss. The society will meet next
with Miss Rosa Sonenscheim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

Dave Trmble. T. II. Collier (Altheim-
err, Haizlip, Withers. McCuen, Rag
land, Misses Fay TAYLOR and Eugenia
James. Mrs. Chas. Fox McCuen will
be the next hostess to receive this
popular little club
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

There was euchre party at the
Bluff City club rooms Monday night.
The frs prize was won by Mrs. Alex
Strauss, and the second by Mrs. ID.
NJ Bluthenthal. refreshments were
served, and it was a very enjoyable
affair. Those present We're: Mr.. aud
MIS-. II. c. BluthcnthaI, Mr. and Mrs,
D. NJ. Bluthenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Chas
We'll, Mrs. Alex Strauss, Mrs. Re-
becca Franklin. Mrs. Louis Otte helm
er. Misses Josie Dreyfus Brunett
Altschul, May and Bessie Bluthenthal
Florence Bromberg (Chicago), Flor,
orce Hoffman (Ramsev, \. j, Eta
SomsOn, Roella SolTcon, Rabbi
Frisch, Messrs. Sam rim, August
Talheimer, Harold Bluhenthal, Sam
Altschul, Nose Reinach, Allie Dray-
fus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

The Ladies Temple society has or
"anized. Mrs. Alex Strauss, one of
tie most earnest workers of the So
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

The Misses Dewoody delightfully."-
entertained the Knox-Walker bridal
party at their home on West Fourth
avenue Wednesday evening. Novem.-
Der 9. The house was prettily deco
rated with potted plants and cut flow
ers. the prevailing color scheme be-
ing white and green. Suspended by
white ribbons between the two par
lors, was an immense wedding bell
formed of Flora's choicest blossoms.
1t was so arranged that when the
bride passed under the bell she was
showered with rice The appropriate
game of "fate' was played and the
lucky winner of the prize was Mrs.
Frank Bridges. Dainty refreshments
were served. and as souvenir of
the occasion each guest was given 4
boutepiare of carnations and ferns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

The end-seat hog is not a lamb De-
cause he sits in church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

store about three miles east of Ena-
land having succeeded his brother,
7 f. Collins, who recently died sud
denly of heart failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
CAUGHT I'M
HURRICANE
STEAMER PORTLAND HAD a
RouoH VOYAGE FROM INCA
AND TIE WESTWARD

After a tempcatuuum voyage frons
unsa and points 70 the westward -
Yaidez. the Alaska Commercial
Company.s steamer Portland arEiKsd
In port at an early hour this MORN
ina. The voyage from tfuka to cro=n
sound was one succession - gales.
vhieh At times rendered Roadway
impossible. uu leaving valdez the
gale Increased Ia fury uutii a regular
hurricane vas sweepinE across the
gulf
Kayak island the gale Wa 20 strong
that ths vessel could not make an
inch Of Roadway against r.. nnd
Captain L.inaquisi ran 90 the Ice ~
the island. where h. remained for a
houra- This was on April J. During
the day. and lu spite N abe fact that
captain Llnaaaiat had every avail
able anchor out. the veassi draKEed
a distance Of live miles into deep
water.
Captain Llndqula' reports that on
the voyage north the weather was
clear hut Intensely cold and a gale
WAS hiowin@
The Portland passed the steamer
Faraiion anchored "a WranEsl mar
rows She also passed the Dolphin
IN Granville channel
Captain Lind4uiat reports heavy
fall of snow Ht Valdez. Tas Port
Land brought two passengers and pc
freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
SHE'S NOT
PRIVATE
YACHT

WAsHfSGTDN n g. April -
Secretary ~ the Navy Moody has flied
a statement fur publication ia the con
Ereanleual Record b. answer 90 re-
peatud charges made that President
Roosevelt has been ualhE The naval
steam yacht Ma flower aa = pfifatf
yacht and spending pahlle money fuf
Keeping her "a commission
&ucay denies al thIa and aftar =
detailed statement o. how the May.
fiawer has e.su used fuf = uumbsf
% Tearr pest. h. cuuriudeE3
The president has spent aboard her
~ safioua tunes total e aune thinE
iess than forty huurs. and haa tftF sled
ninety fnar miles iu her OF thene. ali
except on one occasion wnre spent iu
the Performance ef effIrial duties fhe
total time spent ga board by mambrrs
81 the president family af guests has
heea enc week. and The distance tfAss
siea has been forty mHra
All expenditure ng every nature
aeeaslanHI b. the visit 81 the pfrnl.
dent o. any ef lis family has been
paid b. him. The Mas flower has
never been held for the president. nor
az auf time has uuaaF heen expended
Ia FsfufntshinH ihs ahip az tbs private
Yaeht. naY refttunE nor repairing foe
the presidents personal asn.
u have the honor O. say "a CLOSING.
hat. aeentdlnk u the best - M
knawissina and belief. the Al ffiaWsf
has not bceg diverted hn Hour fHan
any naval autY for vhlsh aha Nas
needed. uar has = dollar ~ fEr pIbilz
money been expended fas the pleasure
or e1usvuioute 90 ans president 81 aaf
q hia family OF s4eala
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dead wosnau'z brother and "a co
executor. without authority In In
.titutinE the proceedings lie svearn
tnat Thomas who lives in Dayton.
Wash. did NOT consent 10 become the
plalnuff la ths injunction suit, nor
Co become the petitioner Ia the sp-
piicatiou Co remove his fellow eH-
scutor.
he further alleges that FRED ;,
Harman. the minor son Of Mrs Haf-
man. did not legally consent to BE-
come party 90 the litigation aud
was persuaded ~ huusll 90 take
the action he did. In co0ciuEioEs.
Rarr alIego. that the suit ID beinE
maintained and waEed through
champerty and barratfy and With
malice. and that BuHnsli a dla'n-
tsrenisd party. has agreed 70 pay al
costs.
Among the numerous affidaVitH
filed on BARS behalf u one b. his
attorney ~ which u - alleged that
Oh Aprii Barr teieKraphod Thomas
as follows Russell and Fred have
started action % oust me from the
vili. using your uams FOR such ne-
tion "
Tnis reply. - - asserted. was re-
csix.d Nobody has authority 70
use my name
Young Hartman filed a most SEN
aaiIonAi affidavit IN thg Injunction
suii when Il was begun a few days
-t4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
WW M
HMEC
Chinks Nearly Killed First
Officer Armstrong



TACOMA, April ~ miHuudef-
standing occurred on the steamahip
PleiadeA ThursdHy evening IN which
FIRST officer Armstrong had an al
tcfcatloH with the Chinese crew The
Chinese boatswain had been given
orders BY the officer. but b. seemed
unable to make the coolies obey him,
50 Armstrong stepped down On the
deck 10 see that the work Was done.
Here The trouble began and several
members Of the crew attacked the
mate. one striking him with a club
ard knocking him down.
Chinese Waterman DerHpaeher
was on board and rushed TO the as
sistance of the officer. other mem
befH 81 the crew also went 10 his as
sistance and the Chiuamnn were
driven Off. some Of them more OF
less ia jured.
Two of them were placed IN irons.
but Captain burlington haa not de-
eid~d what steps he will take I'm
their cases. Captain burlington
and First officer Armstrong are
both known as competent seamen Of
experience and II IL stated that the
Chinese sailors under their command
receive good treatment YESTERDAYS
tho Chinese crew appeared auiky. az
n they had not yet recovered from
their outbursi Of anger.
the Pieiades continued loading
yesterday and expects 10 leave for
eeattls late this afternoon or tonight.
Much OF her cargo for Japan ports
this trip consists Of tobacco, many
hoRsheads Of which have been stored
away In her hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
BARR WILL
FIGHT II
CHARGES THAT HIS ENEMY, c.
o. RUSSELL. IS BEHIND SUIT
TO DUST HIM AS EXECUTOR

William II Barr. the private slsuth
with the unxavory record. Is putting
up a fight 20 retain control of the
estate OF Annie : Hartman. Of " hieh
he Il one nf the executors. Barr
incurred the everlasting enmity 81
G. n Russell. wealthy real estate
operator tn the divorce suit which
the lAster's wife brought about two
years aRo nusseu accused Barr u
Of uuscrupusous conduct un obtain
ing IS idcacc on behalf % Mrs Bus
sell and after the suif had been
settled the two men gained news
paper notoriety by iudulEing "a a
fist fight on the street.
Nov Herr charges that Bussrai =
the tnstigator Of the proceedings
brought BY Attorney Benton Enhree
IN the superior court 70 have him ~
moved as executor and 20 restrain
ham from squandstlng and fnisap-
prnprtafinE tho funds coming into
his hands a. a repressntaiis % the
estate
barr today filed affIaavits In both
the probate aud equity caurt actions.
alleging that Attorney Esnhrce used
the name 81 George ". Thomas. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
SPRING is HERE
George W. Crane, the Pioneer EN-.
pleyrssn, Agent. Thinks Il is
Time 20 Co 20 Work

HpFihs. spring Bsautiful Spring. II
with us once more. and ~ r. time Tor
ever body - Est busy n you haven {
e Job that IL your mlsfortune. and not
our fault because wr have hundreds
~ them. aud ar. not only willing. bat
anxious. 60 divide with you Hemem-
Der please. thar we have facilities for
getting you Wise 60 tho situation that
you DO not yourself possess And. b.
the way. n yea are Locking for help.
consult your Uncle usorEr. lie knows
every mnn on the Pacific coast lie
can tell by the looks Of toad how
far he viii Jump" lie can tell good
man when be sees him. and sends cut
30 others
craze Employment office 10 a sort
Of clearing house. You want a Job.
the other fellow has JOB waiting for
Yafi Perhaps you have passed raf b
other on the street q dazen times
without recognising the fact that you
cau De uasfgi to each ether
Consult the old doctor crane can
pfras rite for row All you nerd 10
e1rk He wtii find e far Fpu.
George Vs. Cfausa employment Of
flee IL az III West Main strent You
will find him there every daf IN the
wera. clad la a rrd ueektlo and a broad
smile You cant miss hifn. Call up
either phone. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

M Trust
MUTUAL LIGHT q HEAT COM.
PhNY SUCCESSFULLY com.
3 PETEs WITH ELECTRIC oc.
ToPUs

The Diamond Ice and Storage com.
puhY today filed notice with tie city
clerk ~ the transfer Of ltn franchise
o. the Mutual Light a Heat company.
which has the same stockholders ard
10 capitalized az tuupa The franchise
ffhnnferred Wis Hfautfd 10 tire bia-
mand Ice and Storage company in 1894
EfantinK it permission fur a period ~
twsnb five Yeara O. convey gtH slee-
tfaiiYa steam sud hat water under
the streets ~ the city.
The lease ~ the brick uuwsrhauar
ou Railroad avenue ard Uuiau street
which was erected about Ia year BEa.
WIS aina transferred 10 the Mutual
company THAT company has already
made a contract with J A Moore and
q. ~ Whitcomb % heat the Arcade
Curtis. f.atabfuak and Whiteamb
biseka Tor ten years
The company il working In apposi.
lion O. the Seattle Electric company
h furnishing electric light
tts fates are ~ per cent lower Than
those % the trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
Imp HR HNEMEM
MPPEDN M BUD
BALLARD QUARTET YOUNG PEOPLE WERE SUDDENLY
CHECKED IN THEIR ROMANTIC FLlosr ~ TH1 eoLo
AND CRUEL

RAiI.ARp April a=ualard has
been startled hy genuine leap ear
etnpmrnt aouIy the rlapmcut was SUM
MARTY ulppcd in the bud. Ia lta initial
stage.
Atiaa Esther Johnson and Mlaa sadie
Merflueld twn hiueming girls ef about
Ia a fsW daNa aKa took matters into
their own hands, aud friends IT all
concerned aay that a clever scheme
for a romantic fiisht g. Everett vas
framed up in the misohieVuus noodles
OF the two kris.
rbay kept the wires busy. and ''Cet-
teal Was driven nearly efaaY making
telephone connections hytwven the two
girls aud the I've yaung men Who we're
20 fisurv, Incidentally IA she elope-
maut.
one OF these youths. only few
months Older than che xirte was avery
iIali whose residence ia ballard u
measured in weeks only. The Eifm
we're severely sat upon hY The mani
agsment cf the Western Union fet re-
psatediy calling By telephone Tor
younx Avery. but. nothins dauntsd
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tbsy went ahead. and yesterday morn
ing they had the rtnpuE party an
made up.
Jake FinarurN another youth Of tFtt-
der years. who Is employed m the Hail
lard theater was e. PLAY opr"aite 10
ONE OF the gifih ard all were tu meet
at the depot ia take the train for
Everett hut the pid falling 90 frn-
iuinIty was the uudoinE uf the plan.
ono % the girln had taken come
panian into hrr cunfidonce. and the
news of the ptoposrd ftiEht reached
the parents so che girls.
Thus Il happened that the clipping
quartet wcrv uvcrtaken AZ the Seattle
depot by the Ballard police aud SUM
MARTY sptnchcd YESTERDAYS murnius
The four we're taken go the ballard
baatfle. whrFe the tWo youths we're
held and the girls released. Later tho
youtha were also released. the kirh
stoutiy insisting that no sloumtnt Was
intrusird and that they we're anlf he-
company inK thu bnfs to the train
The incident has CAUSED storm tn
ballads social teapot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
BRINGS SIS, 900
IN GOLD DUST

With 81. e9Q N gold Just from ste
Canadian Bank Of Cumnoras ~
pawnan. consigned 20 she barn. >
branch ln thia city. the f'arlflc Coast
Steamship CompanYs steamer Ham
bol3t arrived in port from skaEsaY
this morning. she had y paaHspgsFn
and cargo OF fresh fiss from
Juneau ana WrauEel nsfravH
rurerr utssh reports that but f~W
travellers are coming oIt from ,ue
Interior while many are going III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
STEAMER
ON FIRE
JEANNE HAS A NAB ROW Es
CAPE WHILE LYING AT SAN
FRANCISCO WHARF

a telegram from San Francisco to
the local maritime exchange. says the
Alaska Pacific Navigation epmpant.s
steamer Jeanne narrowly escaped de-
structiou br fire last nleht Sine had
just arrived 81 that port from scat
tie and was bling ~ her wharf when
The blaze was discovered BY \ member
81 the crew who had been up town.
on returning 90 the ship about u
O clock he noticed thick volumes u
smoke arising from the vessels hold.
and awakened capt Downing. Who
sounded the fire alarm
For nm hour the crew assisted hy
the city fire department. fought the
flames and finally got them under
control
The damage to the vessel will not
exceed 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
IMPORT IMP OK

The first 81 a series ~ shipments ~
Japanese oak arrived la this city on
the blue funnel liner Agamemnon yea
terday afternoon The vessel brought
10000 feet u heWed timbera. The oak
H. "a white variety 81 great strength.
n ~ consigned to Moran Bros THIS
shipment. valued al $1,000 viii be fol-
lowed - several others during the
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
BAZAAR FOR
INSTITUTE

Ths Seattle seamen's Friend society
will hold a bazaar In Collins hall,
opening Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock and closing Thursday after
noon az s o'clock. for the purpose Of
raising funds for the establishment Of
a scHmens institute. Tho institute
building IL 10 be erected on the lot
owned by the society ~ the corner Of
Pine street and Western. avenue. II
Will be equipped with three baths. =
gymnasium. chapel. reading room nud
rooms Tor sailors who desire 20 make
Il their home while IN port.
I,~g 81 tho bazaar lee crccu NJ
ih fbon win DO served. Theslfa
viii - manag1s - the ladi 50
dlferent church,
New z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
koties 20 Water Consumers ard
Rental Agencies

Your attention In called 10 Section
s Of Ordinance no. 44f3. which reads
as follows
That all notices OF vacancies
must be filed on or before the tenth
day of each month. otherwise no
allowance VIII be granted"
Water consumers and rental agen-
ciea will please take notice Of above
and govern themselves accordingly.
L. T. Youngs. Supt OF Light and
Water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
Agamemnon In Port

The British frelRhter Aeamemnon
arrived from European ports by way
" the Orient last evening. She had
small consignment Of general
freight FOR Seattle and 300 tons Of
ore0aote FOR Everett She LEFT LlY-
crpoal Juhuary b md had an un-
ovrutnui voyage. calling ~ Hong
kong Nugnaakt. Kobe aud Y0ko-
hama. She sailed March - from the
latter port aud ~ days later ar
rived AZ Victoria. where she dis
charged most Of her cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
GMM|
HHAM
JOHN MckNN. FOUND IN A
ROOM WHERE HE DIDN'T De q.
LONG, LENoUIsHEs IN JAIL

a ledger iu a roaming house At ia5
Weller street. under tha Grotto saloon.
was awakened from hIH Hambcfs eariy
this morning by a atrauRe man pulling
nt the traaaerH under his pillow lie
accused the Intruder - attempting -
rob him. The stranger uut hIs hand
into hia pocket and pulled ot4f a hand
fui III gold. protesting that he vas not
a burglar The iodFsf was not aatla-
fled with tho evplsna tiun ard faiioaetl
the mau out. and later had hIm placed
under arrest Qffieefa GmHecduk aud
ffuff arrested the man. Ia company
with a friend
The alleged burglar gave the name
% John Mccain. he vas found C.
have 81 81 when searched G. prieut-
Ter. HIS companion. had but few dol
lars. They wer, held on suspicion and
were not allowed bail
Mccain claims 20 be- a miner and
Frieatier says be- Is iaundrymau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
WHITMAN WON

WAILA WAfLA. April whit
mun college having the neaatlY,
uidc Of the question. won the de.
bate on woman suffrage with tn
University Of Idaho last niHht by
the decision OF Judges Gihongy OF
Spokane and BLACK of Lewiston cole
man OF Spokane halug absent llaY-
.tug defeated oregon. Idaho aud pun
man. whitman ealieEe now claims
thu championship Of the Pacific
NUftlWtaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
TAFT WILL SPEAK

CHICAGO April . The tfarnliton
tipb has completed arrangements
on an elaborate scale for ita ApBo.
mntt0x day banquet ~ fhe Audi
lorium tonight Secretary Taft wHi
deliver the prueipaI address. taking
aH bis subject "aeW American
Duties" The other speakers Of the
evening Will De General Charles y.
henderson and Senator John ~.
Daniel of Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

The Alaska steamship Company
steamer BlriEo VII ssii fer the north
at : o'clock tonight she vIli carry
- chinese iaborerH Tor The Alaska
FISHERIES Union. The men are 20
sfotk Ia tha eompany's eauuery at
ghilkat IN All the vessel Nill have
about = passengers and 4 fail cargo
Of general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
DOUBLE TRAGEDY

SAY FHASctscO. April 81.
csrsaEa. tailor. shot and killed q
Mr. Wclmer who worked for him.
and then himself yesterday after
noon. The murder and suicide r.
surrounded ailh mystery. Sa mo
tive IL known. AIRS. Welmer bad n
hoy ygars Old and lived apart from
her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
Ask Police Protection

The Weatlake Improvement club
Drew up petition last night Tor
presentation TO the council request.
Ing that q policeman be- sent around
a. the vicinity OF WehtiBkc avenue
aud Harrison street occasionally e.
break az gang Of hoodlhmn who
break windows and nightly disturb
The peace OF The eiKhbofhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
DESTRUCTIVE
C2ME
TAN KILLED AND TWENTY
HURT ~ a TEXAS TOWN
oRs aerlpn. Nsnn AMY

FORT WORTH Ter. Anrti lister
fepafiN make the casualties - the
efttHnH IN limestone county Yesterday
ten ALLIED and twenty badly injured
mostly negroes. Tho destruction auanE
I've afoeh waa extensive Twenty
houses we're blown 10 pieces at Ffsi-
tie uruEus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
STUDENTS ENTERTAIN

The students Of the Academy ~
the Holy Names gave "a successful
literary and musical entertafnment
last evening. Prizes for the best
composition on Irish literature were
awarded Misa May Thurst0u. Miss
Sarah McGrath aud Mias Bridget
Duffy during the evening. The
prizes were offered b. Judge J. J..
McCafferty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

EUREKA JUNCTION. April a
With The exception Of o little finish
ms work by SOME of the moro exs
tnusive rnnrhera. roedinF la done al
over Eureka flet farmers on the up-
per fiat tributary To clyde and
Pleasant View having Just finished
Operations around Eureka Junction
were complete some time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

The steamer Valencia ~ The Jap
arepe Coast Steamship Company. ar
rived Boa port today from san Fran
cisco. she brought l7h plsaeu gers
and a cargo which consisted Of Cal
ifornia fruit and general nerchan-
disc steamr Montara, Of the same
company. also arrived I'm port this
morning from san Francisco. She
carried = cargo Of coal and gun
powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
JAp PRISONERS ARRIVE

LONDON. ANN p The Central
News correspondent at ltMltHh
batea that ninety ntv Japaneae
prisoners have arrived there, bound
fur fomsk. where they Will feHaln
uutH the CLOSE of the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
DIR. Miles Anti-P ain
Pills

They never tau to cure all eases ~
pain hesauag they treat the Pain
SauHer tHs NERVES. rs seothiuE the
tfHllatsa nerves they lessen the ten
sion. ouila $50 he STRENGTH. set the
hipod cNUrsiuE through the veins. and
thus nHHN Hf rain.
.Heriedte headache that untitled me
for business several daYa at a time.
has hven my nfF experience. found
FIST relief tu ur Mites Anti Pain
l4iis. Hud since then I invariably Nurd
thtm off bN takiuE pm when l feel
them CoufiHg nu. IS. NJ MOpHtsIRN
Windsor til
SoId ga guarantee that ftrat package
vii benefit pr money refunded
doses > cents Never aoId In
DIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

TWENTY would be houestesdsrs
eampsd for twenty hours in front -
tho land office door at IsSistoVrn
Thursday. awaiting the opening of
township 81 timber land near Pierce
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09

CHEHALIs. April s-The cheha-
LIS council viii probably lease tho
electric light plant for another -
years 10 Harry West, the present
lessee. The city owns the property
and has leased IL for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
MOVES TO aAoUIA

MANILA. April 9. =rhe Philippine
commission removes to laWuia. the
new capital Of the Philippines, QssI
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
Aches

g. aame kind are the heritage of near
- every one. from the infant and the
Ue'Ns the middle ANtt and Tire diHs
aKed With nervous. muscular and rheus
mattt pains
4 remedy io relieve iu an Casca must
b. founded ga thr yiHht prlneipls. amt
that accounts Tor tHa wonderful sue
80 ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-09
Gilt Edge CIose-ln Residence
Property
At Prices of Cheap Suburban
Lots
Sale Opens TomorroW---Easy TERMS
Superb View

Addition
o
especially
rnsuberaA q,
extraordinarily
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purchasers
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