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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29

New York, Jan. 2s.--The recent
disturbances at Pyeng Yang are in
creasing. says a Herald dispatch from
Seoul, Corea. The secret rebel society
known as the Tonghaks, is openly
threatening foreigners and the over
throw of the present dynasty. The
Tonghaks were prominent in causing
the China Japanese war of 1894. Some
500 Japanese and many Americans re-
side at Pyeng Yang. but the American
minister does not expect immediate
danger, Cabinet changes continue.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
YOUNG GIRL IS ARRESTED
FOR MARRYING TOO OFTEN

George A. King, stockman having
ranch near Tucson Ariz. She lived
with King for short time at wichita
Falls and then disappeared. King is
over so vars old. and she says she did
not love him. She says she had no
money to get a divorce and taking a
fancy to Selma, and haeing no money
to pay her expenses. she married the
barber. Her arrest was made at the
instigation Of a friend Of King, who
recognized her on the street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
Champion RIIliardists to Meet

New York, Jan. 2S.-J. Dumond
smith, Of St. Louis. and Arthur Mac
cote, the Canadian champion, have
been selected to play the open billiard
match of the championship tournament
which begins next Monday night at the
Liedarkranz Club. Because of the
failure Of William p. Foss to enter
the winner Of the tournament will
become the recognized amateur cham
pion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

at Astoria, in the State Of Oregon, at
the close OF business, January 20, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .s29S,S00 sS
overdrafts, secured and un-
secured .................. 2,1s2 80
". 8. Bonds to secure circu-
lation ................. 1880 90
Stocks. securities. etc. ...... $4,000 90
other real estate owned .... 5000 90
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents. ..... 6,144 rs
Due from state Banks and
Bankers .....a.......... s4,4O5 81
Due from approved reserve
agents ................. l5s,414 70
Checks and. other cash items So So
Notes of other National
Banks ................... ,s5 90
Nickles and cents .......... is7 So
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz.
Specie ...........s .s13s,OOO 90
Legal tender notes 90 90 lsS,0so 90
Redemption fund with U. s.
Treasurer (5 per cent of
circulationl ............., 625 W
Due from u. s, Treasurer,
other than per cent re-
demption fund ......"... 800 90
Total ................... ,s7ss.15S %
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ....,,,$ $4,000 90
surplus funo o............. $4,000 90
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid..... 1922 1s
National Bank notes out
standing -. l25OO 90
Dividends unpaid .......... 1000 90
Individual deposits subject
10 CneCk ,SfSt,toS 50
Demand certificates of de-
poslt ....... 1es,576 SO SS1,S66 O6
Total ...,.........,... ..$7sS,l5S 5z
state of Oregon. County Of clatsop, IS;
], s. S. Gordon. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
S. S. GORDON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day Of January, 1904.
v. BoELLING, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
q. C. Flavel,
w. M. Ladd.
Jacob Kamm, Directors.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
NATIVE. DISTURBANCES ARE
REPORTED TO BE ON INCREASE

PAX Chi Sun. the Corean minister to
China, has been recalled to become for
eign minister.
Russia is building a telegraph line
from Antung to form connection with
the Russian wires now operating on
the Chinese Eastern railway. The
corean government has wires from
Seoul to with. This arrangement win
enable Russia to cable to Seoul with
out using Japanese wires and obtain
telegraph service between Port Arthur
and the Yalu river.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
vegotarians up Against Il.

New York. Jan. 2S.-vegetarians
here are having rather expensive
season in supplying themselves with
food. All kinds of green vegetables
are high in price and scarce in quantity
owing to the long and continued cold
and people in ordinary circumstances
have been compelled to fall back on
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
LET THEM TELL 1T.

Lei IHEM IELL ".
the Public Utterances Of Astoria
4 Citizens Are What Count
y Publicity IN What the
People Want.
! Lat the public speak on the subject
l It means better understanding
Means less misery In Astoria
Mesns confidence in good thing
Easier to believe your neighbor
Than strangers in far-away town
kidney isorders--urinary disorders
Are on the decrease here
sDoan's Kidney Pills are
sRelleving backs and curing citizens
iIt is their daily work
Here's case In point;
George Rutter, who is employed
lith the oregon Railway and Naviga-
Ipn Company, and resides at 291 Sec
hd street, Portland, says; Il had
lore or less trouble with my kidneys
n year or more, My back bother
! me with sore, irritating pain. Doan's
ldney Pills were recommeded to me
nd got box. / commenced to use
lem az directed, and to my surprise
hen had taken about half the box
le pain left my back. Every Kidney
lfterer should know about Doan's
ldney Pills.
Plenty more proof like this In Asto-
b people. Call at the drug store of
harles Rogers and ask what his custo-
ers report. For sale by all dealers,
rice 50 cents box. Foster-Milburn
b., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents. Re-
ember the name--Doan's--and take
ether.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29

New York, Jan. z3.---After having
been closed several days. number Of
pool rooms here controlled by a. book
maker who Is credited with having won
nearly 100000 on the race tracks
last season, have reopened. When the
places were closed II was said TO be
owing to the raise In price, by the
telegraph company for racinng results
but, according to the Herald, the true
reason was that the proprietor dis
covered conspiracy among employees
whereby more than s25O.O00 had been
paid out in five months. A new staff
OF men now run the rooms. II Is un-
derstood that all wagers made In each
room were honestly recorded on each
sheet by the conspirators but on one
sheet were recorded wagers that were
never made. II the result Of the races
showed that the fraudulent wagers to
be successful, the sheet on which they
were recorded was turned into the CEN
trai Office Of the syndicate. II the re-
suit of the races showed the fraudu-
lent wagers to be losses. the honest
sheet was turned in. Thus the dis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29

"a. ID. Bevan, who stands high In the
profession. has stirred up the members
OF the Chicago Medical Society at their
meeting. Several physicians sprans
70 their feet to protest against this or,
raignment All had to admit. how.
ever, that there is no definite remedy
known and they based their protests
solely on the contention that they
might influence the patient favorably
by easing somewhat and by the moral
effect of their presence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29

canned goods. Spinach costs as much
as mushrooms do ordinarily. Lettuce
is Is cents a head, while celery, peas,
beans, and strawberries, all of which
generally are plentiful in the markets.
are now almost unobtainable. Eggs
of the ordinary quality, not strictly
fresh. are bringing so and so cents a
dozen. Dealers say no fresh supplies
whatever are coming in.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29

ortman, who was 81 years old, had
acquired the reputation OF miser
and was thought to have a large
amount Of money concealed in the
place. For this reason the police be-
lieve that he may have been murdered
and the place hurriedly searched for
money, the thieves overlooking the
amount concealed in his clothing. No
reason for suicide could be advanced.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-29
POOL ROOMSCLOSED BECAUSE
OF CONSPIRACY BY EMPLO
Action Not Taken on Account Of
Raise in Rates by Tele-
graph Company.

honest employees stood no chance TO
lose and almost every day they we're
able to take thousands Of dollars from
their employers. In other cases the
results Of races were held back by
operators until wagers on the win
ner could be recorded.
The net result was that while the
syndicate was doing great business
taking bets from other rooms the pro-
prietors OF which did not care TO risk
large amounts and announcing its will
ingness to accept wagers Of any size
the bank accounts showed steady de-
peltion. When the head Of the syndf-
cate determined to find out who was
getting all Of his money he went from
room to room, devoting a day to each
but the sheets in the one he visited In.
variabIy showed profits while others
turned In balances on wrong side. This
convinced him that conspiracy was
in full operation and detectives we're
put to work. The result was the clos
ing of the rooms and the entire re-
organization, but there Is on recourse
for the gamblers In the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

oregon ranch. z5o dor Eastern. 30
dor
Cheese Native ranch. ii8ize n.
Poultry.
chickens hens. 1870. spring 10
fghc Ducks. live. taHtfc.
Fish. Etc.
IIaiibut. 4afhe per ID. salmon
trout. io@ lie per ID founders. 80
PEI DO FaIaa. sac per ID. Hhfimpss
Izh01te per 10. umeIta. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals
Sugar Golden O.. tn sacks. iffas
Extra O.. IN sacks. tsG5 powdered
IN barrels. 3aaG, dry HHauulated. In
aaaka. fsHsz cube IN barrel ffh1s
T1aur patent. per barrel 100
crown. flfH. Straight per barrel
ffG8. cold Medal fead. MIuneH9is
hard wheat 1900 rHlHbury, too.
FHsburys Best ig75 STANDARD ba-
Eata. 1E96 whole wheat flour. per
barrel 500. graham. tas6. graham.
Zoe rrr bale. fZ1E. rye flour. bos.
per barrel fA7G. rye flour Zoe. PER
bale g. 20. rye meal Eos. per barrel.
ITO. buHkWhfHi per barrel 90
germ mfaL JOS. per bale tZ7i corn
meal. Dos. per barrel - yellow
HaHu meat Joe. per bale tzzo whlts
corn meat Haa 1900 rolled oats. PER
barrel Gee. fG1t. wheat flakes.
han. 1r lbs g 90 Parma per barrel.
$50. Parma. i0-Ih saekH. per bale.
g 90. hominy. large. per barrel
E4fu. hominR. small. ffs bale fzt0.
Holly. raifzHaiaiug huekWhent. per
HHHH. FtEs Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. too pearl barley
aE-b boxes. Per cwt $3.50 pearl
harley. Iu0=Ib sacks 1900. Hplit
peas. zr-Ib boxes. g. % spiit rsaH
I8a=Ib boxes. ttG0. popcorn. PER
cat. taEo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

NokAIIN AUCTION HAIE IlIHz
DAY AND "WEDNESDAY AUGUST
= AND tl commencing al IH H each
DAY ~ tHH IhItHE ENNIl. IH
81 ltuHT #gt.AHH UEHNITtItE
HFbitl M0 lu TtUHH AAtNt
near iNuHfH Htftft Tine HWuUT 81
returns ffam NHHIHFHs end ia IsHH#
iHE tnr gitf end bias Instructed ne
e. HfN Ht auction without umIt -
reserve. the entire HtuHh lu lots a.
Huif aIl buyers IHH HH#H Will gHHa
ntat 200 part - ranges. heaters. Hsa
uetH. iron HEHH bureaus tHmmaHHa
eHHIFH rHakHHa. tHfurfal RUGS. chit
fHHIUTa. center Tables IHUhUHHaa.
dsHka fHidnE tedH wardrobe
HHfIHFH mafIgtaHrH toilet HttH. sew
IHE mH. hines Hf#. bHTE# EHaUltIn
bedding fH##a HufHteH#H UUrFHfIHH
tahiss other Hauia taa numerous g.
mention This IH one ~ tnr EEaH
HaIHa Uf furniture ever offered Docs
80 ai.sE s.i'...i -
lHFhtFfHH a co. uH.fIHHsHTu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
An AHEER III MzAkRC

This coupon the hol siunRa
child under ar years photograph The
be ad BY preventing this coupon At
Studio Mari street between the hours u
: M and m Thu rdnYn FrtdayH .
only that he ~ the child whose
picture be regular subscribers Of The
3 Star. This offer IL good 10 all new subaedbefh
a..aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
THE MARKETS
WnoLrshLE PRleEe.

tThass prices are 20 any buyer IN
qunutifirH Prices on small puT bases
average 20 per cent higher)
Provisions.
Fresh Meat Cow beef gHG. Per
DO steer beef ca veal - Toe 10.
pork. b. 90. mutton. GugtaH 10.
Provisions Hams. IGaIGc NJ
breakfast bacon. i6c ID. bellies,
ffesh. lie 10.
Vegetables
California potatoes. iiHHIzc per
100 YHEIft potatoes t1NHz5 per ton
taffafH. $50 ger sack. cabbage, ~
HiAs D.. HlIHhaH. zoe dak huulheH.
green onions. Zoe per doc huuehcss
ruEHHbtrr auH fHH duEeu# native
peas. e 20 wax beans tdea n hot
house tomatoes. f5satl. egE plant
g. H.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples. WeHHfHhss. goH1fso box
usr hos Valencia oranges. s. COOS
a4f PEI box Lemons s. zoo Q 30
baF fIHHhbsfffeH 81 00aI ~ crate.
Persian dates. Htar 10 Bananas
rIrH. 1900 per crate cherries.
100 Ger crate eaufrIaHHHH. Yak
Una. fEIIgi crate frH berries 81
box Wruatgbee peaches 60 81 90
box Watermelon. fhHa16 per
dor Eiwuni HiHuH tizb ger box
burbank. tlgbHIGn Tragedy s0c.
glfmaH tIha aIurrHfa grapes.
tIaE HHrfHeHTIHH fizG. Fresno
DaufaiHuTrH $3.50 100. Crawford
peaches. tl.o6aIzs.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Oats. $4,000 r. 90 per ton barley.
$3.50 Ter ton wheat 'ztNzH ton
chop. So 600 % per ton. shorts.
o. 81 per ton bran. SO % per ton.
Oh meal 90 90 Per tor = ". tim
ofhy. $500 per ton T. " com
pressed timothy. 1880 % ton. new
uhsat hay. tlffoff It 90 FER ton
Puget Sound hay. iI1a1a Ter ton
midaIInFs. so 90 Per ton cracked
corn. $500 ref ton. straw. 5000
per ton Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. Al
&c
buttsr. raas. Cheese.
Native creamery. go rsf n East
err =#a# mary fresh HurH HHE #H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
Star Want Ad Agencies.

y. 4. Mullen, al Ballard ave. opN
City HALL
Freront prus c. uwina street
snd Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfleld q Co. pruaalsI
93d ard jackson
urAhan,'s Home Bakery, aloa let
aVUnus.
c N lehndrOti. cigar store. sis''
Second
The. HARRIS al Postofles, Rsnten
Lttis's Pharmaoy. Let ave. north
snd Harrison street J, n. hitti~
proPristeH
caritaa a Co. pruealst. eer. eth
%. and Pao. street South eent''e
y. A. Moore. Postsities, 50. PsrS
unlvsrslty prus sters, unlssrslS
Btatien-
newell 81 Pharnssy. io2t Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. pre-
prister. eo2s q. Madison.
Coluukia Drug store, w J. etua
hey, pnen. Celuwhla. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy. y, Z. ftshsH
prop. els broadway and Jar'ss
Quaker Drug CO. 1913 lat ave
lsarY'a Pharmacy, rs n, hreaa
~apg nhone bnlen ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
DELEGATES DEPART

Tho American mining congress
will meet az Portland next week
Those who will attend from seattle
are Samuel ] silYerman. K ".
HuddH. james Il. Catniorth. ]. -
Jones. + & Harper. chester Z. Lee.
W G. Huttor and 4 ~ Shelter
They left yesterday 20 attend The
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

Fer sals-Rsat Us,st.

You have u So three timea ne faf cut
30 buy as cheap as
AdUHIIEkar SEATTLE
lots risht on ,he 60 - line l r'sh 49,. en-
rlrht un The addition
TERMS ss6S po1H%Np soc A
II all the real sstats men in Seattle
formed thsmaslyra ln one be eam.
hiuc they could never buN land ~
close in uar no ghH#F ba We gtfEf
these lafHe lots Ne have uNHga -
~ was Village 81 aoo Nuu
know We bought cheap aud a.
ta ridiculous 60 thiHb Tor min
ute 4badF could buy land 60
, 'si. q 5,% ,'fiS isSSfR Nm Srfa'W'Hs',
TEW aluEMAl rs blEt Iill1
tluurs aud TELEPHONES Now
Dent bus anywhere on a rromlas =
tbrse lmpressmvnta seInr in. .rh.sy
ara ~ Southeast seattle euW.
After NaH Gee Southeast Seattle Hu
man on earth can #ant.rg 90 Pc
s aSb l ss,' iifsfs ''' ''' '''A 2
Thn land berina - usaeon iW ard
extends g. IHkr Washington. taxing
Be- part = HaIHirf ltsirhIs flHe
s.atfsast ssat,ls level All d. uaT
from top - fret In The ueaeah
IAN ard Rainier Heights car lines
az both within d b5a#ka % autfff.
EAST NEAfTlE ana Haiutrf
itfirhta HuH niu hH extended posi-
lively tHia SWIMMER g. thr addition
Don't delay ard yea VII have Goth
inE 90 feEfHt THhH ahK NaHhinNtuH
street ear c. Southeast Seattle III
runs through thF middle % che Adii
ton bus thrro ard Nnu wi4 cave
months II time which Fuu Wlii taHa
- living aaN uut where Ynu can hHf
lots az cheap as uHHH-
office Hurn uutM : evenings
gEArTH4N NuMEHHzEk SEES -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

Red Front Furniture CO.
BIO OpENlNa OF oIh Nh" Up
TOWN BRANCH
fEso FfrHt Avenue
8 90 1G worth = second =llana $50
flfHfrHfHH eampHhinE fufuitaHsf
RANCE. Carpets. Et1vsA 81. ~.
4 lover figure than ever offered -
fafe We Eaee come e. staF and msAa
whaf ne a. Get our IfiCfn
SALE Nov on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

. " WHITE waa taken 70 the
Everett hospital yesterday mofulnH
suffering from a saaip wound aud
a bruised face White ia q fireman
on the skaKlt branch Of the Great
Northern railroad and was hurt 90
a wreck caused by the engine Hfrik-
inE "a log that Wsa iging across the
track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
elsi~sysa,

PROP WALLACE
TfHE FUf&gE UF IaAHH#UU AAF 8
AID TAI. MIHIH pos IaHafFl iu ne
MaftdH ErHadasf uaimiaf and clair
NHHaHf MAJ hn consulted talIF Hn
ELL affsffH - NE ffa FeuuIfFn she
SEPARATED wHffien lowers uuaffsias
causes ruHHff marriages. HaHaffH hla#
HHH Treasure. HHHlarH 500 a. 10
nhrfhrf ~ sea fnu HifI De- amHrfaas
-
H8Ha fuu HHH nftentImHa - GOOD al
KaHe rfFrn va back FuuF iaef nerve
hHd rnrfnN MH matter what fruaH5a
yea wHH HHEH cell end BE- uiI HrIH
HHH faffaHa fu HHfHH NrudaHa.
FHHHt avenue fnrfHrsn Inlua and
HzHIHHfHfta affHHfaH.
EHF fHr rFnt HEFfu DAYS I vii max :
life readings faf ONE faHFfh ~ my
fssaiar price. = cents and q Go one
hHd hii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

] HaWNe
fllE eANApiAg BANK or con-.
i lsighl miillun seven hundred tbous.
and daiiarRl. suIulua q 00Q. opo inter
,fsi GaakinS ba sf a 1t'flsshsasts3
Seattle branch taruer James street
/ ssd hseand sysnas q v Holt
manager.
PUdHr SOUND NATIONAL BANK
csIllsi stock paid IN ~ o9o rurplps
.si,g sios '1 d.. pfR hnass9sle1
i dude q the United states and Ea-
TIn scAHDIHAvtAh AMEHfcAS
i lens = sssttlsf ssnsrGl hs ,a is
81 CAPITAL a ga '1 sarp fiss'' ~ y
/ gIss ] , lane, cashier. dee n
PEOPLES aAviRaa HANK.
Sffi a GO afS as 20 c'gs3f. i8 sg
/ pfssi i r drssnlsaf, cashier. CON.
msfelsi SAVINGS md trust buslnsss
Housemavsrs
/ TED MAftftNNOh House Mover and
t rniHtH Foundation work Estimates
ghreL fu5Z fHtui.hed Phones Front
az y ~ u' Seventh ev soath.
Junk
~ you want csffeet welFnta and
Junk Co. ips Western. Main 81
Millinery
HTAIIHH MIIllEEn4 at low pfieea
hu A ~ Hanaom 49, cor tsh and
pstsu, Attorney
v D. ADAMS bfafuus tolman bida
oeullsts ara Auri,t
D hhi,.d. ssAaln.A AeNi"So" ~ -
Or 3 y PENNY oeuiisL Aurlst
pR FONDA SADEAU m nurs. "a
Photographers Supplies
ANpEbaoN SUPPLY CO. IA cherry
Of Seattle
ostsopsthy
WAHIfINaTaH IaHIHNAuT OF
OaTEoEAl uTHfut Second aNsnus
phone James tfn both men nnd ladr
eatsopa thH examination Tree.
H. d guEruEAp. astsapa thiat. ma.
Wsifsf tsuai"r " phone White III
wAaIuNaroS INSTITUTE OF os.
Il - - - 2 ~
SAFE Deposit buiiaihR iu fifat
phlslsisn srd surgeon
uu " = TURNER 8 10 Iunekisy
tfra q a evenings IN LAKE ttfi
DH w Il fN8E DALTON 81 Ar.
esde lifE Hsin and geuito.ufinary
ia AkslE Russell {, Iiiatisr NJ
Df Chamuefn. Erisr - Bon pbaneA
Printing and Binding
AONE che iuulaf ia Spins 81.
commercial pttutinM u ell ktnda
Storage
fHrNkH daliFrIrd : cents aABH
stCrsas free. plsua aHd fIfnft are
HofinE gHtlmatHa ElFcn- Lulgn
Tfansfaf a storage 60. III first.
both phones Main -
Ship uuilasrs
MOuAa uLuh COMPANY. EnsiHesrs
and ntIHhaiidrra Dr. uoekA. L4m-
hsr hfiIa Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

WILLIAM OWENS n ranehmaa
living near Meridian Idaho. vas "a
tally hurt Saturday evening By be
ms thfaeu from bis horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
HAVE YOU A WANT? PHONE THE STAR @ &C.,
prsms,ls school

EgAN Dramatic nanaui announces
summer season n class work com.
mrHgiuH Juno lH HhHhtHurHTu and
tluHHtHH under direction N Franz q
ltEau AMI i irNIHE coolidge Terms
g. u1 per month elaHa limited fen.
Ioii igda4 % tialyoho block Phone
HiUa csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

CHICKEN RANCH
enc ~ the furHt five uutya. all eul
uyuttu and fyuyrd urthhta. htu, q
room hauHt. haFHH und thtH he#
houses near rly 5 HHH ham casa.
v Uuttstt Ell Erlyt block
RANCHES iarrr end small aud acre
nEt. aiHu houses aud latH iu all parts
~ thg city fur HHle
IIHt Your property with mt, do not
ask exclusive tlEHt
R v uuUtHit Ell tpler hluet
Fer sals-rurnIture
ron BALE Furniture ~ am stuum
house fer HHlr and house tuf rent
iuuuidr at al9 lifHt eve. ltigs 10
ron SALE Furniture OF rooms
strictly modern iea 1870 Third ave
For Sale-Timher Lands
HoMrHrHAu and timber clnims. -
iinauiahmsnt Go well Improved home
stead cheap
q. " Known The Cruiser
nb Pacific Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

MRS II +. MFARLEN. Of the
uunkard settlement. few miies
from ChrHflah. Wna seriously
crushed - a falling tree while aid
lnE ln fighting forest fires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

MISS Rose MILES Jumped from
a two-HfarF window az re Efafd
yesterday and after she was picked
up she aid che had been frightened
~ a burglar in her room. No trace
81 The burglar could be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

Roosevelt. and EFEan q Erleaon's
Photos ere "1t" 1916 let ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

feoNTIuE sTIAffH MaueF leased On
Watrhss. Diamonds and Iswrlfy ID
tgs Interest ttsr street lssgiry CO.
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statk or saIs = shafra o. lee price
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HOWARD 3 HALEY. died ~
a Waila Walla hospital Saturday
morning o. a result ~ an accident
which happened al cafy'a siding 81
miles vet % Walla HALEY waa a
brakeman employed BY me Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company Hr
vaH 81 years % axe and leaves q
young widow 90 whom be was mar
flpd lu June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-22

TlIn eAHABtAH BANK or CON.
fsiEht million seven hundred thuuas
and dnIiafHl, aululuH o J01, 0pQ Inter
sfal baukinE buuIuohi transact "a
henttIa branch corner James HfTfat
and heeuud avenue q. v. Holt
manager