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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-04-14
CHAPTER XIV.

IVATl INTER set in early and contin-
M ued late. which in the end was
V a good thing for the years cut.
S0 The season was capriciOus,
hanging for days at time at the
brink of a thaw. only to stiffen again
into severe weather. This was try
ing OH the nerves, for at each of these
false alarms the six camps fell into
a feyerish haste to get the job finished
before the breakup. 1t was really quite
extraordinary how much was accom-
plished under the nagglng spur of
weather conditions and the cruel rowel-
ing of Thorpe.
The latter had now no thought be-
yond his work, and that was the
thought OF madman. He had been
stern and unyieldlng enough before
goodness knows. but now he was terri
BILE. Not for an instant was there Il
resting spell. The veriest chore boy
talked. thought. dreamed, of nothing
but saw logs. Men whispered vaguely
OF n record cut The difficulties of
snow, accident, topography, were
was wasted and no opportunities. 1t
did not matter how smoothly affairs
happened to be cunning for the mo-
ment; every advantage even the small
est, was eagerly seized to advance the
work. drop Of five degrees during
the frequent warm spells brought out
the sprlnklers even In the dead of
night. At night the men fell into their
hunks like sand bags. and their last
conscious thought, II indeed they had
any at all, was OF eagerness for the
morrow. II was madness. but Il was
the madness these men loved
For now to his old religion Thorpe
had added a fanaticism, and over the
fanaticism was gradually creeping q
iilm of doubt. TO the conscientious
energy which a sense of duty supplied
was added the tremendous kinetic
force of love turned into other chan
nels, And in the wild nights while the
other men slept Thorpe's half crazed
brain was revolving over and over
again the words of the sentence he had
heard from Hilda's lips. "rhere can be
nothing better than love-"
His actions, his mind. his very soul.
vehemently denied the proposition. He
cluDg as ever to his high Puritanic
idea OF mans purpose. But down deep
In very tiny. sacred corner Of bis
heart a very small voice sometimes
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CHAPTER XXIv.

~1OR moment they sat listening
to the clear staccato knocking
of the distant blows and the
u more forccful thuds of the
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Sprdng bOtdiU ana confidently ten JeCt
straight dOtCnlOdrl.
down, and after that you had better
camp at the dam. Just as soon as you
get logs enough in the pond start to
sluiclng them through the dam. You
won't heed more than four men there
IL you keep good head. You can
keep your gates open five or six hours.
And, MolOney"-
Yes, SIR"
II want you to be careful not to
sluice too long. There is bar Just
below the dam, and II you try to
sluice with the water too low you'll
center and jam there as sure as shoot
ing"
Bryan MOlcney turned on his heel
and began to pick his way down
stream over the solidly banked logs.
Without waiting the command dozen
men followed him. The little group
bobbed away irregularly into the dis
tance. springIng lightly from one tim
Der to the other. holding their quantity
fashioned peaveys in the manner Of a
r0pedancer's balancing pole. At the
lowermost limit OF the rollways each
man pried log into the water and,
standing gracefully erect on this un-
stable craft, fioated out down the cur
rent to the scene Of bic dangerous la-
Dor.
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For years there has been demand
for a natural means for increasing
flesh, and Mi.o-na has come to supply
this need.
1t is not cod liver oil preparation,
but a combination vi Hesh.forming
elements, that regulates and aids d.
gestion and restores health. 1t min
giles with the food you eat, aids its
assimilation, tones up and strength.
ems the digestive organs, and puts the
whole system in proper physical con-
dition.
Everyone who is troubled with dys-
pepsia, has that tired feeling, loss of
appetite, or is losing flesh or Is In
run down condition, should take the
guarantee bond to The W. r. Smith
Co. and begin the use of Mi.o-na at
their risk.
Remember the treatment costs you
nothing unless It does all that is
claimed for it.
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TaTl INTER set in early and contin-
M ued late, which in the end was
IV Il good thing for the years cut
CD The season was capriciOus,
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Confessions Of q Priest. /.

Rev. Jno. s. Cox, of Wake, Ark,
writes, "For l2 years / suffered from
yellow iaundice. consulted a mum.
Der of physicians and tried all sorts of
medicines, but got no relief. Then /
began the use of Electric Bitters and
feel that am now cured of disease
that had me in its grip for twelve
years" If you want reliable medi-
cine for liver and kidney trouble,
stomach disorder or general debility,
get Electric Bitters. guaranteed
by The W. r. Smith Co., druggists.
Only soc.
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THE BOND PROTECTS You.
The w. r. Smith Co. Gives Signed
Bond with Mi-o-na, the Flesh
Forming Food.

With every box of Mi-o.na, the flesh.
forming food and digestion regulator,
The w. II. Smith Co. gives the follow
ing guarantee bond, binding them
selves to refund the money II Mi.o.na
does not give an increase in weight
and cure dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles.
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made itself heard when other more
militant voices were still: 1T may be.
1t may be-"
The last month Of hauling was also
one of snow. Each day little fell.
BY and by the accumulation amounted
to much. In the woods where the wind
could not get at II II lay deep and soft
above the tops of bushes. On either
side Of the logging roads the snow piled
SO high as to form a kind of rampant
when all this water in suspense should
begin TO flow and to seek its level In
the water courses of the district the
logs would have plenty to float them
at least.
So late did the cold weather last that,
even with the added plowing to do. the
six camps beat all records. On the
banks at Camp One were 100000
feet. The totals Of all five amounted
to 33.OOO,OO0. About 100000 Of this
was on French creek. the remainder
on the main bank Of the Ossawina-
mnkee. Besides this, the firm up river.
Sadlcr a. Smith. had put up some H.
100000 more. The drive promised to
be quite an AFFAIR.
..n,o .,uainoa Erorr a., ,ha no,,nt.
,,,,, .,,,, ,n.,Sn ho,rr a,,,ors an ,ho
80. $50, til, ,,,o ,o,nnoro,,ro
,ro,,no, hoio,, ,ha srocy,r, no;nt rho
river began TO show more air holes. oc-
.ar ,ha ,n., io,,.od WORN ond socgv
c., o,o coo, !, .oor y, cooso high in
,ho o,r Th,n camo rain
ona ornin, oor,, Ion, lin Pine
% ,mo into ,ho mons c,mn hearing n
huge Chunk of toIlow. This he held
against the hot stove until its surface
had softcned whom he bernn 10 swab
liberal quantities of grease on his
spiked river shoes. which he fishcd out
from under his hunk.
"Sbe's comm. boys., he said.
He damned pair Of woolen trousers
that had been chopped off nt the knee.
thick wooden stockings and the river
shoes. Then hc frightened his broad
leather belt about his heavy shirt,
cooked his little hat over his ear and
walked over I'm tho corner 10 select n
pcayey from the lot the blacksmith had
inst mt I'm Shane. 4 peayey Is like n
cant hook cxccpt that Il is pointed at
the end. Thus II can be used either as
n hook or n nike. At the same moment
Shearcr. similarly attired and euuipped.
appeared i'm the doorway. The opening
of the portal admitted a roar of sound.
The river was rising.
Come on, bows; she's on!" said he
sharply.
T.ivcly. hoys. liveIyw shouted
Thorne .She'u no down on us before
wa know nv
Above tho cre,kinp ~ dead branches
in the wind sounded n steady roar like
tho heIIowinr of n wild heast Iosbipy
itself IN furv The fresbet was abroad
The mon hoard II and tbeir eves
briyhten,d with tbe Inst of hattie
They cbeere5
A. tho h,ut,s ~, ,bo r;vor ,rhor,o ;s-
suod his directions Tho affair had
hoen all nre,rrnuyod ImmediateIv
above the first RAILWAYS was Dam
Throe with lis two wide s,uices
tbrougb which n voritoh,a eood could
no loosened at will. ,bep fo,,. miles far
tber Law tbe railway of sod,er A. Smith
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Cravat Clerk Boarder-The shoe
clerk got fit to-day.
School Teacher Boarder-D,d he (?
How Is he? Where
Cravat Clerk-Oh, he's all right. He
got 1t at his tailor's.
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GUARANTEE BOND.

We hereby agree to refund the
price paid for Mi-o.na, If the
purchaser tells us that 1t has not
increased flesh and given freedom
from stomach troubles.
The W. r. SMITH Co.
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CHAPTER xxvI.

Y N the meantime the main body
I'LL OF the crew under Thorpe and
I'LL biz foremen were briskly tum-
- bling the logs into the current.
The men had continually to keep alert.
for at any moment they were called
upon to exercise their best judgment
and Quickness to keep from being car
ried downward with the rush Of the
logs. Not infrequently \ frowning
sheer wall Of forty feet would hesitate
on the brink Of plunge. Then sbearer
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To BE CONTINUED.
Reduced Rates via B. q. o. S.-W.
Railroad.

Railroad.
Los Angeles, CAL, April % to 30,
@5S.35.
San Francisco, CAL, April % to 20,
$685..
Mansfield, O., May 9 and 10. 1925.
Cincinnati, o., May 10, II, l2, 13 and
IA, $40.
Buffalo, NJ Y, May 10, II and l2,
$3.50.
Pittsburg, Pa, May IS, II and IS,
1926.
Cleveland, O., May Is, II and IS,
$3.50.
Carthage, Mo-, May II to %, one
fare for round trip.
Columbus, o., May % to 30, s3.15.
Springfield, ILL.,, June and 8, $40 SO.
Lima, o., June and 8, one fare
plus % cents.
Tiffln, o., June IA and 10, one fare
plus % cents.
Akron, O., June % and "a, one fare
plus 25 cents.
indianapolis, Ind, June % and %,
e5.4O.
st. Joseph, Mo-, June q, % and ~,
&20.35.
Chautauqua, N. Y, July 8 and 80,
$105O.
Atlantic City, N. j., July 10 and IL,
SIS.
For further inform alton call on or
address j. f. SANDS,
Ticket Agent B. S o. S.-W., X. r.,
Hillsboro, o.
THE mans not insane," said the
court, interrupting the proceedings.
"How's that?" asked the States at
torney.
Didn't | hear him kicking about
having two doctors on each side to
testify
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

CaraIeaHueHa g. responsible Tor
mans railway wreek aud The same
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sHffeHeHH from Throat aud Lung
troubles HHt since the advent of
II EiHHa <eW Discover, Tor Con-
sumption. coughs and Colds. even
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Discovery This great remedy Is
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diseases bY G. o. GUY. Inc. uruns
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THE JUVENILES

The Juvenile Entertainment
School VII give lts first public re
etfaI in Seattle thcater on saturday.
Everyone interested ln children
uafk IL cordially invited There are
50 pupils ln the school and al vii
take part A few numbers vin b
HfNuu b. the senior class better
known az the Juvenile Entertain
sHH1. This is the last appearance o.
these clever llttie people under their
present name. o. they have been
formed into Juvenile opera com
rany and vii be heard early IN the
HaaHau tn comic opera.
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Star Want M Agencies.

p. =, Mullen. 81 eapard ave. SpN
City Hall
Frsment nrua Co, EWING street
ans Fremont aNeHue.
W. A. Mnnstisid q Co. Druggist
SO and jackson
Grahan's hems aaksrS, glo5 iss
avenue.
c N Lehadreff. cigar s,ers, siegi
kaeend
Thea Harris 81 Pestsiios, RsntoN
Little'a Phermaey, lot ave. north
snd Harrison street }, n. Litsls'
pFcp rlster.
Carlten a Co. Druggist. oer str
%. ard eao. street South seos'ls
p. A assrs. Pss,sffiss, So, Park
uelvsrsltY prus sser,, uNiVsrs'e
Staten.
Hs~sll s. Pharmacy. ioe1 hsss'h
street.
Ralnisr Pharmacy, Me-. Clark, ore
erleten eo2S e. Madison.
Columbia nuua store, w }, etsa
ny, prena Columbia Wash
Broadway Pharmacy y. T. flsheh
srep., eta Broadway ane Jsrees
Quaker prua &c. iot9 ist ave-
kearY's phafmaert Us ~ hfeAa
@ar4 nhans Union ~.
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Lost


IoaT- HTnAYTn on HrOIrV
Prom sunset avenue. Wftt Seattle
email Brown WHfff spaniel auHWffa
e. fHH name r. aITItlIr.' uuff cod.
lar WfEH name ~ the owner thereon
Same dog was stolen COZ afrHFrd from
fHf same place uH ISL ednfHuar March
ufH HaHH but returned SATURDAY.. ne
10th fHaE Any one found With this
dog IN hiH puHasHHIuu will Ur uruaaa
fHfsH e. fhe fHiI rEffut ~ the law
uhH feiFuHnufd ffEaTdirE THuVr. rf.
fHHiHH r. give hiH name
- II MARINES lOvurl
West Seattle.
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Rssl Estate Continued


AA#AiAHAf AthAhlAIlH.
IAHE HAA cots HbtIIhI. HAl .t
Heaa HHaHfffHI lots uFnTluuhIuH Lake
HnIau lhe Sound ari thr cts have
HHIH EHH HHu Huf VU.fHfIuHu. UHtt
"a fHW choice Tote I.ft
Tomorrow Sunday will hr tHe IaHt
daH that - vHl have ruItrmeH uH
HHH HHHHHd Better UHmH uIf and
select iaI HHfaf. DO IH 500 late
uHIH fifteen minutes ride ffnm tfff
haiti MI econ have five miuuff
HHfHHHa Haka IuIEsfuIff car fet aIf
"a fHH addition
Absolutely ne Hsaf Hur H Seattle. ia-
cation HlFH aHd rrI.. .ruHIdrfef
.HIa E#HfH HHf SO 900. 81 down and
81 HaH month
4 aHH8oUN. OWNER.
HHiINau uIfIdIna
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PROP WALLACE
THE HHfeIE uT tIAtUNDHANTH
AND HAI MfHIH nov located IH tHH
NardaHu ftatri IIrHt Atr. hUtAssa
IaIHHfHIfH aud iniUu Streets IH.
HafHH#H greatest uHnuiat end clair
NHEa art MaH D. tuUrHIfsd laIIE aH
Ell effstfs - NE iir frunitss the
NaHasH speedy matfiaHru. locates hid
nsH treasure. "a tlHtn Nuu aa 10
whether 80 HHt you will be HHrTaHs
into tauf hhHh and tolls 700 Rhaf
aIfa AaA nHd aftsHtimea bB good ~
Me nffFH 8uu back your Loot nerve
hHH energy 30 mattrf what tfaHbIs
NHH Waf have. rail aud be will hslp
faH Iarlarn iH Hotel Naudanf
flHaf avenue thefssrn Intan and
fHIHefHiEF HfFeefaT
EHf the HHkt seven dave I will make
life HsadIHHH fHf one fourth - uF
REGULAR rfles. a. cents and o. % enc
AID All
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HHfa o. NH.. .NN N#IH AFHH
Tonight the last Performance q
aguarleyH aunt will be- given at
tie Aleazar Tomorrow afternoon
and night and until nest Wedneaz
day night Wiedrmann company
vii offer a four.urt comedy -drama
entitled THE steam Laundry and
guaranteed o. boz o. clean show The
play r. filled with sensational incl
dents and contains much comedy as
VOL II was written by Tom WIsds=
mann himself 90 especially On the
requirements of Bio company
On Thursday evening ur1f he
Hand Of Fate viii be- put on Ghia
f. a clever four-art mciodrama With
tNa beautiful love stories Mr ian
ming viii be- seen FOR the fret time
as a villain Mr. KluR for this oe-
easion only assuming a Juvenile
role
One week from tomorrow the Al
eazar will give what b. urumIHed To
be the best production of the wealth
sra beaten old melodhma Uncle
Tom Cabin ever seen iu this city.
Scenery b. being especially painted
ana the transformation scene a. the
close sill. IL if thought be- a matter
81 delight 20 the children There
VII be real Donkey bioadhaaudH
and cakes Of Zee. and no detail e
the presentation Will be- overlooked.
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The management % the Ringing
nrna' circus. which 10 billed to ap-
pear IN Seattle August "a aud =.
claims that the pick and flower g
the circus profession are ~ be found
in their program this season GYM
naaiIa aud riding celebrities from
every country Of the earth are ad=
teftised and many uew fsata aud
apaalaIties have been added since
the HlnFlinRs were laEt With us=
The splendid specimens 0f horse
fezh for which the Ringing shows
are noted nos uumhrr 30 and the
tricks ~ the educated horses are
among the shows best features.
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THE MARKET
wnoLrsALE PRIcra.


tThsae prices are 20 any buyer n
quantities. Prices on small purt bases
avsrags 20 psf cent hiEhcfD
Provisions
Tf-sh Meat COW beef gdg. ref
/ II steer beef go veal 80 Toe n
/ rafk . 10 mutton. Cusiso 10
Provisions Hams i6Qtec III
breakfast bacon. is0 D. bellies.
fresh. lie ID
vsastahlsa
California potatoes iisWIAr PEI
lh YakIfa POTATOES. 280Wta per ton
carrots. tlao rsf farh cabbage. ~
81 - HadlHhrF iOg dus bunehes
green onions TO- per doE buHshss
eusamheHs sHH 900 dozen native
rsas & 10 unx beans tde g. n hot
house tomatoes. J'g on. egE plant
g n.
Green Fruit etc.
Apples. Wsuat5he- COatffa bax
Per hHx Valencia oranges g aea
a9E IHf baa Mediterranean sweet
re psf baz t.rmaus g. sea sa
hat uiaehbefFlsa ~ 900 tEa crate
refaIHH dates aWr no. WnnnnsH
s. fHMGha bunch Native afrawbsr-
fIfH. aaH#f 60 crate Cherries
81 e. Per crate CHntrloupes YHh
lma. tfa6M 70 crate urw berries. 8
boz WenHtahss peaches 90 q 81 Dc
bon Wafefm~i'0nH g. ooa ELS Pc
doz etmaui riums tist per haH
burbank. 81 $3.50 TrHreiz feH
climax 80. Nus-at~i rfarsa
tfaz HaauhsfFiss SIS Fresno
q
81 saH1zs yellow Craa foff
neaehss itaf.E
HsY. Grain ard Feed.
oats t. aoasseo per Ton barley.
- rsf ton wheat 80 % Per ton
fhap. . ea4 - % PEI tor. shorts
o. % PEI tor brsn. so % per ton
81 meal s. 20 PER ton p W tim
athN. tInna per ton. ~ " caWs
pressed timothy Sc 20 PER ton. res
ahsa4 hay. 1iaohG 1900 per tor
Puget Sound hay ti1n0 per ton
midafinRs 80 % Per tnu cracked
corn. IsFea rsf ton straw. tlaea
per ten Peanuts Jumbo. ac. -
buttss. Eses. Cheese.
Native creamery &c ref 10 Fast.
20 creamery fresh 2on BE ih
FHHH Native ranch. 1ar daz ore
co. fansh. sc dos Eastern. z1e
Chess Native ranch. iIaisa ID.
Pouhrv.
Chickens. hens Ice. spring zoe.
Ducks. Tive iss. dressed. iiai7e N.
Fish. Ets.
HhIIbut tutfsr per 10. salmon
trout faHtHe per % FOUNDERS &C.
per - salsa. Sac per lh. Hhrlmpa.
la e It PEI ~. Hmcita. scarce.
oroesrisa and Cereal.
Sugar Golden g. In sacks 80
En1fa e. fl sacks. t.hf. powdered
ia hafffiH $3.50. fry formulated. iH
seeks SEQ cube iu barrel 81
Eaaf patent scr barrel ttEf
Crown. IT, Straight Der barrel
tie cold Medal seas. MIuusaaia
had wheat fea1. TUiHhurv s. 20
Tm#HHf1H UaHf. tt-s. standard ua#
kafH 1HHf Whole wheat FLOUR. Per
baHHH too graham $3.50. graham
TO PEE bale fzlt Ye flour See
uer hHHHI SIS. rye nnur Joe. per
bale HH fse Wral. Boo. pei barrel
tth8 baakvhrai. Tor barrel t1e8
germ maal laa rer bale f47E corn
meal saH ger barrett tlo1. yellow
corn meal fra PER bale fggh white
corn meal HHa 5000 ROLLED Hafa ual
barrel Gee ftes. wheat flakes
bon E he 500. Iar.rR. per barrel
fzHas TaHIra fH-lb saUkr. per bale.
81 baWIHF. large Per barrel
faHa HamiHN fuHU i0r. bale fzfa.
HaIff elf raising hurEHhfat rer
ease. ffza ff0ur cake and pastry
HHHf. HHr csc $500. rrs1 barley
aHzfb HaEHH Ter rut. $3.50 pearl
BARLEY IHd#fb HaUEH. 800. split
PEGS asalh boxes. $500. split peas.
ia0zIh boxes. ttto. popcorn. Der
fWf F#Hu
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TmnD AvENUE Will HEorES.

The regular season at the Third
Avenue vii open SUNDAY affeuaeus
August "a. with n new play and
HfaH new % the Pacific coast.
James Keane who recently came
aazt wlll appear Boa Pablo Homaui'
HH The Vendetta"
The riay De- drnmatI1atian q
MaHIs eaHeiIls book. The Verdict
e. aud has humorous threads Nos=
80 II With the more serious and
mslaffamatlr woof Mr keans sp-
HHafa in the title role Novel
scenic effects are promised By the
Third Avenue management Tie
uftIa lheatsr has also been freshly
renovated and Sc reopsninF vii be
warmly welcomed by Sc Cd pat-
fuua
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Finsnoisf
CONFIDENTIAL Money loansd 81
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tsisht Hiliien ssvfu hurarsd thous.
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srsl eankinn businsas tfausaef.A
sssNs srsnch corner James sigsst
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cskltsl stee p-ia n - ~ surp'pa
$50 fur,h prg dsla
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rvs scAsDIHAvtAN AhERIcAS
80 :, 5000 y.sssr1i hi I, u
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PEOPLES sAytNos Rank.
sf r. q. .fs -, s9s rf' ,s'gs, &c
ssslaf ..,ia.s,.' q. ssd irSssi sa.iass .ie.
Carpenters ard Buildsr-
II lAs Phones John iai. laa'
prsssmaEtna
III aiE made HHItF ahirt wafsf aalis
- faHHE evening hreHnrH uHda g.
afNsf rs Howard Ave a UrJ aat
Toe arsssmaklHF and plain ewing
u Hf ISIS Hsfh ave Phone Main
- Reasonable price,
Msehsrieai Enslnssrs
- n ALl-AsrEk-ia5-, l10nssf
prsunstie School
EatN bfaniail o gs4ool an45un5ss
summer HHHaHu u class WORK rUm=
msHriHa June D. Shakespeare ara
laaHizs H4der direction n Frank e
- r 80 nm y Z ms 1o'i'a @. r'Fe,s
Iell t.aaF - Holyoke block phoua
Hospital
rMLhHE home before aud during
conf. HsWeHt terms rrHruuatlr nurse.
hia#E 80 ~ ThiriF.Hreond ave
Housemovsrs
TIL NkHffNaoN iiouaS Mover and
aizss a,,a nd ,' ~. Wqrik Estimate.
a. y 10 M seventh az south
iunk
n you want estrcct nriruta snd
rfomni fstuEns deal uith the chicago
Junk Co. in9 Western. Main sfi
Millinery
HIfIIHU MILLING at low pfirea.
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N00N end 6eafd ffst class. priyats
family daY meal 81 week walking
distance every thing modern kuod
NfHW Shove e bath Aa Ninth avenue
Phone. Hack fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

nAaakdI tap5E msdl5sisd nd ~
tsthz AZ cottage ne trsBr Union 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

Although the theatrical trust
made every effort tn keep David Ne
iaaen ont Of ST. louis De has leased
a fheater ia that city Tor -four
months Blanche Bates iu The Oar
ling Of the Gods. will play there
Frederick wardo and Kathryn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

ElsfIfHIlE fHfHiahfd Phones Front
a. y zzfa ~ Seventh az south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-13

RENT FREE Iu b 4 or s.rs4w
house white g. s. 500 ar o. psf
month HII hHE new house and
large tract af land. with rIfy water.
aiI FnH can HHr 81 cents per month
only is minutes ride Take Wash.
tHftuH street faf##ltUr passes through
hDi IffEAHf SEATTLE. office upsn
until evenings.