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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

PATENTS-Protect your ideas. Don't think
too long about taking out a patent; some other
fellow may get in ahead with the same thing
don't think that you can write to the paten,
office yourself and find out II you can get q
patent. The patent office viii simply tell you
to file q formal application with the Incl
dental expense) II you wish your invention
considered. Consultation free. No patent, no
fee AL communications confidential Milo b.
Stevens & Co.. s25 18th St.. Washington, D. Z.
Established 1894 su-17
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

We want to buy 1000 acres of e. cd cotton
land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

We want to buy 600 acres of good land suit
able for stock farm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

WANTED-stocl< for pasture; plenty Of water
P'eny or grass and plenty OF shade. Address
j. r. Slaughter, Showdown. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

I WANT to get the names of several Ala
bamians who have been restored to health
through the use OF Swamp Root the wonderful
liver. bladder and kidney cure i have some
thing interesting to say to them. Address
"A. H.. care The Advertiser. I6
ANYBODY with SIS a month and common
sense can now make big NOR Av; postal brings
"A Straight Tip" Address Wray Investment
Co.. $50 Broadway, New York. II
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-Stores on Dexter Avenue be-
tween Court Square nd Perry Street; also on
Commerce Street and first block Of Monroe
Street Chandler & Douglass is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Sweat & Westcott, Agents.
10 South Perry ST.
Real Estate.
Loans.
Prepared to serve on instant notice.
Have some good bargains to offer home-seekers
in dwellings and vacant lots.
A few vacant cottages for rent.
Come to See u.s.
Sweat & Westcott,
Sale and Rental Agents.
Insurance and Real Estate.
DwelllngJ for rent in every part OF the city
stores for rent for wholesale or retail pur-
poses.
You Can Save Money:
II you contemplate erecting a dwelling, you
can secure a lower rate Of insurance X Chin
neys and fues are properly built You can
also save money on insuring your dwelling
lille in course OF construction.
We issue special policies for dwellings and
household effects which are very liberal and
attractive.
Any further information regarding the above
Will be chserfully given.
Holt & Strauss
Insurance and Real Estate.
Phone 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

WANT to get the names OF several Ala
bamians who have been restored to health
through the use of Swamp Root, the wonderful
liver. bladder and kidney cure. l have some
thing interesting to say to them Address
"A. H. care The Advertiser. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

Statesmen. collectors. bookkeepers. stem.
ographers. mechanical, technical men
statesmen, housekeepers and competent help
in every line. Send us your name. Posi-
lions guaranteed. National Employment
Association Century Bldg. Atlanta. Ga
Pioneers IN this line. su-wd-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

Pretty five-room cottage, beautiful
elevated lot on South Hull Street,
worth 81, 800 to $4,000. Price. S1.45O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17
WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy a gentle goat. wagon and
398 y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

WE ARE building up quite extensive trade
IN color plate engraving. 1t was not generally
known until q short time ago that we were
prepared to do this class OF work. II you
have a color plate you want made. please COM
municate with The Advertiser Engraving Co..
v. II. Hanson. Manager. Advertiser Building
Telephone 667
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

ANYBODY with IS month and common
sense can now make big money: postal brings
"a straight tip" The Wray Co., 533 Broad
way, New York. u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

HIGH CLASS travelling or local statesmen can
earn at least $50 weekly with new side line.
adapted to any class of business. city or VII
lage: can make $3.50 daily. Proof of state
ment. sample weight 10 ounces) free by
return mail. Address c. c. Manager. p. o.
Box 900 New York. su 4t-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS will soon
be held In every State. fun Information AMI
questions used by the Government free Co.
d. c. su 6t-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

FINE HALF TONES for book work and gooJ
re-etched half-tones for newspapers are our
strong points. The Advertiser Engraving Co
v. H. Hanson. Manager. Advertiser Building.
Telephone S67
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-17

IF YOU NEED MONEY we put you in
possession of any amount your personal
note at 8 per cent. ]. D. Rust Co.. Cedar
apids, Iowa. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
STOLE B0ATL0AD
OF LUMBER

John Hodean was arrested BY Pa
trolmen Kelly and McClufR a. an
early hour THE morning FOR steal
tnE a boAtl0ad OF lumber from the
Hardwood Lumber company. on
Railroad avenue near Connecticut
street fatrolmhn MeClurE was lu=
formed that the man had visited
the lumber sheds OF the concern on
several different occasions. aud thla
morning caught the man loading
bis boat close by both men aaW
each other about the same time. for
hotean took O. his heels aud
lodged In among the piles Of lums
Der and got away
After making hla escape from Ne
clurE. he vas seen running bY Pa
trulman Kelly. Who stopped him
and a. he ga not answer hin quca-
lions la a satisfactory manner be
sent him 90 tho station A con
fesalan followed. and he viii like
~ be charged With grand larceny
a. the lumber stolen D. quaftered
oak aud Ia valued AZ about 40 cents
per foot Bodean bad nearly 300
feet 81 the stuff stored away Ia
the boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
MISS KATE
EXPLAINS

An uncle 81 Katy Menermott a
i6syear-old girl who Vas thought
o. have run away from her home In
this city. came Co the police station
this morning aud save ball for both
the glrl and r. Holmes. a young
man arrested In company with her
Relatives % the gifi and Holmes
are Indignant over the arrest. which
they claim was brought about By a
brother % the girl
Miss Mcnermott Was working for
relatives % young Holmes and the
two went into a down town cafe to-
gethor.
A complaint was made % on
GERS Peterson and laCount. and the
two we're arrested The gifl stated
this morning that she vas earning
her owu Twins and that her parents
knew where she waa The case sill
probably be dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

II IL wicked 10 grieve. Il Is a sin
against the mind. . Sin against the
body and a sin against the minds
and bodies Of all with whom the
mourner comes IN contact
To Frieve about what cannot be
helped IL foolish. and 20 gricYe
about what can be helped means
that we are indolent. too lndolent
u set up and stamp out the forces
that make ua miserable.
We weep when friends are taken
from us IL Is Impossible 20 believe
that enc could become 80 hardened
that be would not mourn for the de-
parted. but there are men ard Wom-
en- who cherish such Efiet Women
have become insane through dwell
iug upon such grief. Men have lost
their power. their strength. their
bravery through grief And still
these men and these women have
duties 30 the LIVING which they for
get IN their grief for the departed.
Gne2inF cannot help the dead and
Il does inlure the living.
Aud FOR whom do they mourn7
Fer the one gomez No. All grief.
even that which seems most beauti-
fui. most holy. IL selfish We mourn
not for otheIa We mourn for our
selves II Is What Ne have lost that
makes na sorrowfui IL r. for what
has been taken from our lives that
We weep.
And this grief Rugged close TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
BIG KICK
REGISTERED
RESIDENTS OF QUEEN ANNE
HILL OBJECT TO RAISING
TAX VALUATION OF THEIR
PROPERTY

Every nook and Granny Of County
Assessor Peters office. ia the court
house. was filled 10 OVERLOOKING this
morning With citizens Of North Sc
attic. who lnstied each good ma
tufediy and elbowed for place while
they waited for the chance 90 show
caunc Why the valuation 81 their
property should uut be boosted past
the assessors figures. Councilman
Mullen Zuluden aud Bowen. city
members OF the board. being Of a
thrifty turn Of mind. had figured
that the hin could stand little
more TAXATION and that the city
needed The money
Accordingly summons had been
sent uat and for time IL seemed A.
II every resident Of Queen Anne
hiIl had responded IN person. There
we're men. women and babies. the
vigorous pHoteHtatlans Of the latter
gaining them instant hearing where
their elders failed
We haven't got q chance 20 get
a kiek In edEewAya. said n little man
Who stood on tiptoe trying 10 Ect
his bearinK in the efoHd
A an fuuter from Cumutaek al
dition EinFcfly aidc-Htepped 90
avoid stepping on q a-Year old that
riung to lie mother skirts. and re
Hpandea good natafedlY Great
Fuusi Yea couldn't set through
this mob wlth a wedge and aledEc
hammer
Numbered among the 'klekers
z Gov MeUraw Judge John y
HoYt and other men ~ prominence
Tho pfupnftY owners scre heard
b. the board Ia the order u their
additions. beginning with kinnear
VERY faR changes we're made In the
estimates made BY Assessor Peter.
The Camatuek addition property
va taken under aaYiaement until
thfa afternoon. kinnear Queen
Annr. Evans and uiewitt i-aS .
second additions we're allowed 10
utAnd under the aaneanors figures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
PROMPTED BY
REMORSE
MARGARET FAoAR do NOT
THINK HER Lire woRra rHE
LIVING

NJ and Mrs william Pagan. Who
i've a. Green Like. last night re-
ceiNsl messages confirming the dia.
patches received yesterday t. the
effect thBt Margaret Pagan. who
committed suicide iu Chicago sun
day nisht. was their daughter.
special O. The Star today states
that The Eiri Vas prompted to taAs
her lifr hy femufHc over the sorrow
she had brought her family Har
body vas Identified yesterday ~
her brother John = TaEan. a ma
ehiniat living &C zt0e Drexsi avenue.
Chicago.
When the young woman Jumped
from the Dearborn street bridge an
effort WAS made 60 rescue her. bat
she refused e. accept the pruffcrsd
aid and went down ta her death be-
lou the surface of the waisrs q the
Chicago river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
NATIONAL GRANGE
AT PORTLAND, ORR.

That the National Grange will
have a hearty welcome 20 Washing
ton and Oregon Ia November. 1904
Ia becoming evident Tho meetings
will be held In Portland. ore. aud
plans are uuder way for making the
YlHit OF the body a most pleasant
enc. The two Htatoa are planning
e. combine forces and make dia=
play Of their farm and garden prod
uets such as Will be- surprise 70
the Eastern people. particularly at
that time OF the year. henaru
Iecdy. or Oregon. aud Wing. Of
Washington masters OF their re
apeCtlfo state oranges. Will leave No
stone uuturnrd 90 show up the at
fractions OF their respective states
and they propose 10 show Il marked
Increase tn the membership Ia the
order I'm those states during 1904
There ln evidence that the next
meeting OF the National Grange viii
not only leave itH impress upon the
two states mentioned but preuan=
tory 10 ita coming and on account
of les coming. there viii be given a
new impetus o. the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
ONE MORE
CHANCE
POLICE JUDGE SENDS EMILY
CARROLL TO eRiTTEhpEh
HOME

Emily Carroll was tried on a
charge % vaEmncy under the state
lAw before Police judge GEORGE this
morning She vaa found guilty and
sentenced 90 three months imprla-
oumsnt IN the county jail Several
years aRu the Elrl ran away from
her home Ia Eastern Canada. Later
- married a man By the name 81
Carroll II Nas an unhappy union
and since that time the Nife has
steadily sunk lower and lower. until
BOW she il a constant ioafer about
the waterfront saloons.
Judge George has made an ar
ranFement with tie Critteuton home
"a take the woman add EiYe her q
chance 10 reform The authorities
believe she ia more Hinned against
than SHINING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
WILL PLAY 4
RETURN CAME

Tn. local lacrosse team ta rrernr-
ing To- a return same 90 be played
lu Victoria The date for the same
has not yet been decided. bet it VIII
probably Be played within two
Heska
n Justice "a The Victoria lacrosse
club Il should be made known that
ln the Fsns ne Recreation PARK laHt
Sunday the Victoria team did NOT
have The regular twelve from that
city. A. the last moment the seat
tIs team VAS notified that Everett
would rof play. 90 the Victoria team
consented o. send 81 many piarera
% Seattle aa could possibly b. Eots
ten together. Three NJ four % their
best players we're not IN the liasup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
HOW TO FIND OUT

FIJI Il bottle or common glass with
your water aud let 1t stand twenty.
four hours. sediment or settling
Indicates an unhealthy condition at
the kltnoya. If IL stains the linen
Il n evidence IF kidney trouble. too
frequent desire 10 pass A. OF pain
Ia the back 10 also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are
out OF order
WHAT TO Do.
There ia comfort In the knowledge
20 often expressed that Or Kilmer'H
Swamp Root. the great kidney rem
edY. fulfllla every Wish Ia curing
rheumatism. pain IN the back. kid
neyn. liver. bladder aud every part
OF the urinary passage, IL eorreets
inability 10 hold water and acnldlnR
pain Ia passing a.. or bad effects
following use Of liquor. wine or
beer, aud oyereomeH that uupleaa
ant necessity OF being compelled 90
20 often during the day. aud 10 got
up many times during the night
The mild aud the extraordinary ef-
frct or swamp hout II soon realized.
Il stands the highest for It's won
dofful cures ~ the most distressing
cases. II you need a medicine you
should have the beat Sold b. drug
glstB IN fifty and one dollar
sizes
You may have "a sample bottle Of
Swamp Root. the great kidney rem.
cdy. and u book that tells all about
n. both sent absolutely free by mail
Address. Df Kilmef a Co. Bling
hamtou. ~ " when writing be-
sure 20 mention thai YOU read this
generous offer In Che Seattle Daily
Star Don't make any mistake. but
remember the name. Swamp Root,
d. kilmcra Swamp Root. and the
address. Hlughamton. n. =. on
every bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Justice Gordon fined Alexander
Watson 500 and ordered him 20 pay
the costs Of his conviction for steal
lng cheap pair Of shoes from A
A Brown on August Il The
charge uf petit larceny preferred
against Watson held good
Woodmou ~ the World from all
the camps on the sound will gather
n Seattle tonight rs the guests of
seattle camp. No 90 An entertain
mont and banquet will be given IN
the hall. at the corner OF Second
avenue and Pike street
Tho steamship Santa Ana viii
leave for Valdez aud Seward to
night sho takes a large list Of pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
The Bad Effect of Grieving

ourselves tears down strength ana
eaps llfe's blood. Then where IN
the power for Us 20 fight the battles
that may comet Where is the health
that vii make bright the lives Of
those about u.s. Where 10 tbs
cheerful voice the little ones knew
and listened forg Where f. The
strong hand that helped othersf
Gone. al gone. all lost in constant
Erieyiuf'
No matter what happens 70 make
our lives sad and lonely. no matter
What comes 20 make US sorrowfu1,
there are our friends. those OF our
family. our circle. Of whom We must
think before We permit our health.
our cheer to be taken from US
We are eorry for ourselves. that
Is why we weep. We Rbhor self
pity when Ne recognize IL as such.
and grieyinE Il self-pity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

morning Al ? O'Clock for San Fran
cisco With $50 fifat-elasa and LOO
second class passengers.
Mabel Sander "a years old Dor
rowed 90 cents from a druggist near
her home. CA FIRST avenue Hud bell
Street. yesterday afternoon. Since
that time abe has not been seen nor
heard Of lior relatives have not
fled the police 10 pick her up u 10
Gated.
Al Ming. once cook At the Nonod
hospital. waa arrested yesterday on
a charge OF stealing from the hospi-
tai lie is held on suspicion
joe Dixon waH formally charged
with larceny from the person nf
Charles Lsmieux on June T. In
formation was filed IN the superior
court hY Prosecuting Attorney Scott
today. lie IL alleged 20 have stolen
giGd.
An information charging Pred
Adams with criminal assault. COM
United On the person Of 7-year-
Leone Moran. has been filed IN the
superior court. The assault f. said
60 have occurred June 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
VOTE is
GROWING
INTEREST IN EXPOSITION
ouEEN CONTEST IS RAPIDLY
INCREASING

Miss Lester % seattle has taken
sccoud place from Miss homer II
Tacoma ia the contest Tor queen Of
the Industrial exposition, which
epcna ON August -, Miss Carey Of
Vancouver made substantial gatu
IN this mornings count Tho cana
dian city he's wired Tor 10000 addtz
uonM ballots. which indicates that
they expect Go have lively unht up
there. They afc determined to place
one Of their candidates at the head
Of the pella
A letter was received this morn
ing from enc % the officers Of the
shlnsie Ncaxers union. % witch
AIRS Mason. the Eima candidate. h
the only woman member. which
Says that the union IL golng to see
60 u that ita representative awon
IN a walk The supporters Of Mrs
MRson are IN NO hurry to deposit
their ballots but when they com
mrnee they promise 10 Keep things
moving
This mornings count showed the
following Miss Nemerhek. Seattle
tss. Miss Lester Seattle. $50. Miss
Bonner. Tacoma. fst Miss Carey
Vancouver. ast. Mrs Mason. Elmss
lee Miss GARNER. Vancouver. Zee.
Arrangements for the biE parade
en- Labor day. September s. were
veil advanced 40 a meeting held last
night by the committee Of the difs
feFent unions which will take part
II nov seems assured that there VIII
Re At least 10000 workinFmen IN
linc ana many Of the unions will
have handsome floats emhismatic q
their trades.
The arrangements Tor the parade
viii Be finally completed 81 a meet
TINS next Tuesday uight OF the grand
marshal and his aides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
Girl Missing
tspsslaIto Tn. s,ar.)

TACOMA. Aug ie-Laat Thurs
day Miss Norma Hoyt disappeared
FROM a summer camp located on the
shores Of NaahOu Island and has not
been seen since b her friends. The
Young woman la % years old ana
lives A. ST South X street some
Of her friends thought faF a tine
that she bad been drowned "a the
waters of the sound. but others are
inclined 10 the belief that some 9th
er cause IL rrapousluie tuf her aud
den aiHapueaFanee. Tho police have
been notified and an effort uIll Be
made 30 locate the Elfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
EXCLUSIVE pRUNkAHos

AUCKLAND y. 2. AuH re The
stiren1lafy ia ehHrHe OF the only
government inehriatea home here
has just refused admission 60 an
habitual druHkard
When pressed fof n reason. he
showed letters 81 protest frum the
inmates % the aaultafiuwI cpm-
planning that the applicant VAS not
a gentleman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
BROKE INTO
CIGAR STAND

A cigar stand A. the foot % zee
iar WAY was broken into last night
Before the thief could take any Of
the cigar. or tohAecaa. fatroimnu
Kelly happened along and caught
sight Of a man running from the
stand Upon being commanded O.
halt b. the officer. the man sub
mitted % arrest aud NHN sent 20
the station % explain the matter
70 Captain Ward lie gave hia
nAme a. = Smith lie Il being
held pending an Investigation q
the attempted robbery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
FIGHT WITH
HERERROS
oERMANs ENGAGE IN FIERCE
BATTLE WITH RCBELLious
BLACKS

BERLIN, Aug 10 General van
fhrothas tn command of the Ger
man forces In Southwest Africa, r.
ports a battle with the rebel Tier
urrua August II and ~ The natives
were driven back on the second day
and the town OF Hnmakari was cap.
tured The losses on both hlaes were
heavy.
The German casualties In the
fight were q killed and di wound
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
SEPARATOR BURNED

PRESCOTT. wash AuR IA
Fire destroyed the separator ~ Hon
cock Bros, who we're a. work on the
Charles Kingsley farm. south Of
town. Saturday evening The fire
was caused by spontaneous com
buation o. smut On a header box
The loss was 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

There f. an old saying that man
iu never truly a lover until be has
expressed bis passion In verse. An
entire euuttahip 10 verse. however.
Be- unusual Such was the romantic
couftahIp ~ Edmond RuHiaud. the
author ~ Hcyraua de nefEerae. end
"IsAigieu." end hla accomplished
rueefheart Mlie Haaemonde Ger
ard Madame Hnataud published n
book ~ verses before her marriage
and rumor has e that she IL about
To- issue another volume Of her
raema The verses ~ KoHeWonae
Gerard are veil known. but it is not
generally known outside ~ literary
circles that fhvy are written BY the
talented wife - the dramatiHt
pontand atiH writes tender yerrea 20
his wife. one Of the latest being
am eide 30 a pair Of her satin slip
pera which he keeps filled with fresh
roses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
GEORGE WILL
FILED

. NEW YORK. Aux is The will
81 the etdos Of the late Henry
George waa filed for probate today
Real estate and personal property
amounting % 50 90 ia divided be-
tween the three children Henry.
Richard aud Mrn Anna nsmiiie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
C.. T. GRIFFITH
PROMOTED

Chester T. Griffith. who six years
sFo entered the employ OF the Nor
thern Pacific in this city a. a mes
ssnEer boy. vas yesterday appoint.
ed cashier az the Union depot BY
, General Agent Nadeau. lie sue
eueds ] = Kelsey. resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16
Wednesday Specials


EVERY ONE \ BARGAIN.
Ladies' IAnhi Coiorrd pefeais
Wrappers. SO and gas value
wednesday s-.tsss.sz.. aOe
Ladies Mefferifad eateen Petit
coats. t2=lnch rufus trimmed
with four 4 Is sineh aide ruff
fiss ana dust ufnH. fI1t
value "Wednesday ..... SLID
nottingham Lace Curtains. nHat
styles. woven edges Csc value.
NedueadHY. q pair ...s... soc
Ladies lace fIaie Hose. Or
pretty tan ard gray shades.
#Hc value "wednesday e.. 25c
Ladies Lace I.iaI6 ard Sir
Gloves. elbow length. white
and black regular Use value
"wednesday ........ ..... ase
Ladies' open Mesh Erf Gloves.
coolest. most comfortable. hot
weather gloves made. 100
value "wednesday ...z.. zoe
f9=iHrh wide Feau de- Sole silk
s. 90 value "wednesday T3c
BOYS rerCalH Shirt Waists. uIfh
detachable waist band nicely
Numbered. Itc value Wedues-
Mems Ribbed HaIbfiFE1u Shirts
snd Drawers. n'i sizes. SOC
value "wednesday ...z.. ESQ
The American lady e1raefa.
htnrk and graz. SLICES rs ana DO
only 1fr and 800 value we'd
uenIag ......#....5. .4.. 2oc
New Tape Gifdle CurHeta. iu
pink. blue aud white. pretty
elk haw "wednesday -.. ahc
ChHlrfHa Rel Ki1 Shoes hand
turned ieaa and button. sizes
20 e. tf25 value Wvduss-
day ..a...-## .s#....##s. 500
Douglas Mems Tan shoes hid
and ffuaalH calf ~ 90 md - on
value "wednesday SOD. A2oS
Ladies' ~ Inch ffiFh Top Tan
Cruising Shoes. $50 ysiue
Wfdueadav ......=.... s2.bo
Ladies' Kid 0rfafda solid leafh
er throughout. ti35 value
edueHinV .sa.s.s .s4.. bso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

n any evening. your copy q The
star has rot arrives At 9 20 clock
telephone Sunset. Matn ie5a. OF In
dependent las any time betwsen
% and : 11=and q cory vii be sent
Fou ut once. b special fneaarussf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-16

THE PACIFIC Packing & Navira-
ton company yesterday handled
over $500 fish from two days fish
INK II no Improvement is shown
BY wednesday they will begin pull
ing lu their traps. as Il Is believed
the run e. about over