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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
by N, w. Bowe s. Son.
.s Heal Estate AuctloneesS.
TRUsTRE's SALE

TRUsTEE's SALE 81
SEVERAL VACANT LOTS ON TIIAvS
EAST SIDE OF SOUTH IAAIREI
# STREET, ApJoIHING TIL Z.
PROPERTY RECENTLY- AQUGHT Eotefll
~ A CITY PAR IS,s n
Nv virtue OF q deed OF trust. dated nth z
October 1900, and recorded In Richmond I
chancery curt. p a. s36s Stf' Is page 2sI. =
~ MONDAY. AUGUST ST. III. 1904.
MT $3.50 q clock p, NJ, the above menttpned4
lots, fronting 70 feet ON tho east line on
Laurel Street at the south end thereof
sTERMS-sash, Il. 4 ~ h
Avg s,tds Il ,.!3I II. R.sBoIya, sSGsss.sA tY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Married in ST. Louis.

(spccial to The Times ispa tch)
ne ST. LOUIS. MO-. August "a m ar
rage license was issued to-day to- w;
II. Las. OF ST. Louis. and Miss Mary
Walker, OF Charlottesville Va. SB8 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
AS TO STATE BANKS.
Statement Of Interest Compiled
BY Corporation Commission.

otdleIlleiit VI Interest AOInplleQ
BY Corporation Commission.
Controller OF the Currency, the Corpora
tion Commission has compiled a state
ment Of the condition OF State banks in
Virginia, which Will be OF interest. Here
are some OF the deductions:
a. 1902 1896 1908.
State
banks ~. ..ls, sls,s41 ,i4,eos,5o4 sa.7ooo7s
Private
banks $50. 497,1Ss ........... ..........
IS Total -. sl4, 100 s14eos,5A s29,7o0o7a
National
Grand
total $50. $40, 500, 500 $2s243,S22 $50o93,0 02
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
Married in Washington.

(special TO The TImes- DTspatch.)
WASHINGTON. D. c., August 4.--Mar-
rage licenses have been issued 70 the
fclleying: =. -.
u baraaret Hancock, Of this city.
Ie Mayer and Annie s. kolzun,
= III az Herndon. Va.
&6kHke c. Cation and Della :Shaffcr, both
s5(syd P.syyebb and Blanche E. Harris.
'6Steh OF Mine Run, Va. &.
Eweli sutphin and Mabel Beleu, both
of Alexandria. Va. ..,
tett. both OF Bowling Green. Va.
Harry l.. Fox and Fiozy A. Hartman,
both OF Walkers. Va. ,i
Wallace N. Humphrey and Lizzie A..
both OF Stafford co unty, Va.
Is William o. Moore and Mary p. Carton.
both OF Nyinches ter, Va.
Walter .. Dowden and Lucie MAUD ial1ln
Brown, both OF Fairfax county. va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
559Thursday, August l8. 10O4,s


auction, upon the premises, In the town.
longing to the Iisarys Clay Inn companysjJi
Vest zeorner 81 Clay ana railroad Streets
fronting 1873 feet inches, more or less
on Railroad Street and extending spacka
sssWssn e
n 5inches more or less, to an alley. ~ fees.1
10 inches wide, having there on& tina at.,s|i
3tractiYe frame ns,e
$togetherlgwlth the eng ines and boilerseS
fhoIe plant, mach tnery and Sappurt n ances.31
The building contains about thirty, bed.dd
and vacuum steam heating plants, model
ern plumbing and sanitary aarrangementssa
Including bat this wi TIL no Y and cold waterd
ises furnishes the hotel with an abund-j
ant quantity Of pure wa ter The buildlnga
Is also equipped wi II rriyat Are protec-J5l
ton gup Pr
sirable, being directly opposite S to e theS
railroad thng hayiins the
81 The property Is now under lease SandS
lis Toying most LIBERAL pat ronas &c.
e TIE RMS-One-fou fourth cash and restduek
in three equal instruments at;& one, StWol
and three years from date, Of sale, he;
deferred instalme nts Il Of NJ the u.s. purchaseR
money to be eyid ence by no es of the pur.i
| sale, with right Of anticipating payment,,4I
and 1 title to be retained until all pur-ss
chase money II Isl paid and q conveyance;
ordered by the court but tha BTurchas
may pay the W hole or any greater part
than one fourth In ca h nm
S The present 4 lease expires Septem Der III;
1901 and possession vii be given The pur.sS
chaser at that time, when the PERSONAL
sisting Of the hotel furniture, furnishln
utensils. etc, will be sold and the pur-$as
chaser OF the real state Will have an
Sonportunity{O of bldding there Tor. Ill he pur.i
chaser Of the real estate will n OF be sen-3
titled to any rent q accruing under thesl
present lease. fss L. Va
Il az 8the undersigned at Richmond w
fe559} aSTQNENVALL$J. DOSWELL,f9
Ss5s NJ ORDAN Leak ss$
Trustees and Special Comnass sioners,. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
BY Geo. v. oliver. Auctioneer.
III w. Broad Street. Phone 227a

BY Geo. ". Oliver, Auetioneer. S
III w. Broad Street. Phone 2276.
WAGoNs PIANo Tu w E[ :. 3
MIRRORS, MATING. L1NOLEUM. r a.
PERPETRATORS, STOVES, Urca, All
AUCTION. N al
will sell THIS DAY at 80 80 A. NJ. at
my warerooms, Ala w Eroad, 4 Top,
Wagon, Square Piano, I Parlor Suit. 8
Oak and other Bedroom Suits, w ardro bes.
SSdeboards. Tables. China Press, Book
Chairs. Rockers, nice lot Pictures, Mantel
Mirrors Mating, Oilcloth. Ilinoleum. Rec
frigerators, Ice Boxes, 8 Drophead and
other Sewing Machines. Gas Range, Cooks
ing Stoves. etc. Ladies' invited .i ~ All
GEo.v. OLIVER, ctloneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05
BY J. Thompson Brown y CO..
Ii '85 j1llS Main Street.

ll1s Main Street. Az
AUCTION sALH y, ]. !. q. 3ss n,
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, ca
NO, 800 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
If NEAR BROAp. STR BET 4 s 8,
"A "a PER CENT, IN SIM EN III
ON THE PREMISES. 5SE
TUESDAY,gAUGIJST 1rIi g II. NJ.
TIL q IMPROVEMENTS consist Of 81
story Brick Store. occupied successfully
We Years as a FAR AND BILLIARD ROOM
with six or more rooms above. az
THE LOT fronts az feet ] ] Inches onsl
west line Seventeenth Street and runAs1
bcak 1921 feet more or less, TO y 9, ttssi
r.. property. II II sS I'd
TbRMs.L Liberal and announced at sala.s;;
& IA 81 d ,S BROWN q &C
Aug b-tds Aucti one erS. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05

/. In execution Of a decree Of the Chan.sl
tered July 23d;, 1901, in the CONSOLE tedA;
causes Of 'stagg vs.. Tyan e ais Lum-S]
Der son rs. Ryan ct als,'' and
Mason, Surviving Trustee, Z Ryan,
ct ais. we will sell by sacctlon. on me-
- TUESDAY, AUGUST OF II. 49, 4. So
at g O. clock P. NJ. the excel lent stone and1
brick residence above referred to, Witty 81
the lot upon which 1t stands fron ting III
feet, more or less. and Irnnning bac ok be-s
tween parallel lines 125 feet more! or lesssi1
to a 13-foot alley. The dwelling ls amod-;1
ernF IN 9arran gemerlt. has twelve roomss9
and bv reason OF Its attractive ocations
lis we'll worthy of the attention OF botltyy
and investors. Z. I. ,;y
ERMs-One-fo fourth cash, and the bat4ts
sance az g IL and Is months for notes wi tt1ss
Interest added and title retained the purSy
chaser also to insure the property as ads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-05

The bond required by the al oye naen>ts
toned decree has been July given.
'5'G ]. \ a. BROWN Clerk.
Iuly 20 81. we. Fri
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days.
AUCTION SALE OF THE
HENRY CT INN 4
80 AS&dIEANfl VA .2lsla9s 3 80 49, -

Pursuant to decree OF tho Clrcuita
Court Of Hanover county, Va, entered on
the 18th day OF July, 1904, In the suit Of
Emma Lee yaug chan. who sues. etc. ys-s
Henry Clay Inn Company, and In sexecu-d
ecuted to tho undersigned as trustees by
said Henry Clay Inn Company, dated RES
spectively5 on June 2, 1902, February 2. 1905.
the clerks Office 4 Of N Hanover Countytl
Court, the Undersigned Trustees andI
Special Comnnissi oners viii on sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
HE'S A SMOOTH ONE
BILL" STEWART DISPLAYED GREAT STRATEGY IN ESCAPING
mEsHEs THE LAW AT BALLARD YESTERDAY

That "Bill" Stewart. alias Opium
Brown" is about the smoothest
smuggler still outside the reach OF
the law is evidenced by the clever
manner in which he eluded the
customs officials at Ballard yester-
day after they had been on his trail
for nearly a week.
Stewart knew every move the au-
thoritles made and by cunning
strategy he threw them onto the
wrong scent and allowed them TO
seize n sioop belonging to Tom Nc
Donald. OF Ballard. while he him
self made way with whatever con-
traband property he had on his own
sloop to some safe hiding spot.
The customs officials were fur
Their misled by finding some Cana
dian made goods. including n saw.
a clock and other small articles in
McDonald's sloop. Mcdonald. when
he saw his sloop had been seized.
put from shore and asked the Off
cials what they were doing with his
boat. They explained TO him that
they thought II was Stewards. Me
Donald then told them that he had
bought part of the foreign-made
goods in DAWSON and that the clock
had been given to him by a friend
In Vancouver.
Mcdonald told them that Stew
arts sloop lay across the hay and
they hurried over to II In the slooI
/ Scout
/ But Stewart had moved shrcwdly
After arriving In Ballard les
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
TRIED To
KILL her
AUSTIN c. PHILLlPs IN TRoU.
BILE FOR ATTEMPTING TO
TAKE THE LIFE or HIS
WIFE

Fear Of death at the hands OF her
husband who several times yester-
day threatened to kill her and only
for timely interference would have
accomplished his purpose. drove
Mrs. Jennie Phillips to apply for a
warrant for the arrest OF her hus-
band. Austin G. Phillips, on a
charge Of his having caused seri-
Gus breach of the peace. The Phil
lips residence il at the corner OF
View street and Lake Dell avenue
Yesterday the husband met his wife
upon the street and evidently
lsboring under some fanciod wrong
or for Just cause drew revolver
from his pocket and demanded that
she come with him to Lake Wash.
ington or he would kill her.
She acceded TO HIS demands. bui
asked permission TO call az her
cousins place for a few minutes
Once inside the house she refused
to have anythlnG more to do will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

Sunday he made several trips 10
McDonald's sloop. for what purpose
is not known. and this had led tho
Ballard deputies to believe that it
was Stewards boat When the au-
thorities searched Stewards sloop
all they found in Il were several
dry fish nets and Stewart sat on
deck complacently smoking a pipe.
He seemed TO feel very much hurt
TO think that the officers would
ever suspect him OF smuggling.
The authorities admired the ex-
treme gall OF the man. but would
not arrest him, though he is known
all up and down the Pacific coast
as the most daring smuggler In the
business. But the customs officers
have never been able to catch him
with the goods on.
Some time ago he took the
schooner Casco with cargo of
dope" 70 Honolulu. where It was
cached along the shore. He after
ward Is said to have appropriated
the stuff. bringing Il back to Vic-
torla, and then smuggled It across
20 this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

ioeo PEOPLE WOULD TAKE THESES
bargains n they would tel. tine a.
leuk them up. Two Go aiK finely Ia
eateI lgtu for homes in e.uh 81 four
, S,,sba, , e. 800 s.ra. s..gs
los fot uab % 800 TsS- tipaa - $50
Ham. Ciat street w-s& side afssn
Lake. ur ballard phone jsmsa -
tze q. down. balance without lutsvs
saI vii boy one more splsnatd 10
Fefo tract for chicken ranch. Sc
Ham. tint street. west eide Ar~ssi
Lake og End and Lcsry. ballard
Phone tamsn su
Holiday offering Tor a home q G
Eood iats 81 to toa below what
they. ~ srlllnE fur. easy terms. With
oat Interest Soc ~ Hams office.
ballard Phone James Sal
GENEROUS orFUR AT CLOSE or
FWparENDlH YEAR = O. HoHa
leta for homo uuo ~ down balance
wttheut. lhiyryat - hs, g. srltius
Tam affirc. tiHt Hfrcrf west eide
Green Lake ur ballard Phone James
80 - down. 90 per month Mice 4
ruoru house. plantrrvd and painted
fuHldrusv. end Fremont ballard eat
line Phone Req so
loo people ought 60 phone nalisrd
james aNi OF come npd see about the
ta.arrr tracts ur good lots for homes
8 90 tiU1 below present value At
tfam = office ballard. uF Naf street
weat eide Green lake II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
BILL PASSED


WAfiilNGToS. Dee. f7.-Ths
senate. by vote of e 70 -. yeHter-
day afternoon parsed the Phuippins
civil government bfl Senator No.
Cumber voted with the democrats
against lta passage.
Several changes UeHe made IN Tia
measure. the most notable being ne
lowering Of the rate y interest on
railroad bonds 10 De guaranteed ~
the Philippines government from s
O. 4 per cent.
The BIN aa passed exempts from
taxation all bonds issued by tbs
Philippines and Porto nlean govern.
mentH. authorizes municipalities IN
the Philippines 10 incur a bonded
Indebtedness amounting to 90
cent Of the assessed valuation q
their property. AT s per cent inter.
est. authorizes the Philippines Eov-
eminent 10 incur "a bonded int4bt-
cdneas q 5000 Geo Tor improve.
weutH % "a per cent interest. aus
thurizeH the Philippines government
o. guarantee the payment Of inters
ct on railroad bonds II per cent
per anuum. provides fer the admins
iFtrnti0n % the immigration lawn
by the Philippines authorities. es-
tnbiisheH a system for the local pate
entinF 81 mineral coal and salins
lands. fixes the metric system for
the islands. and gives the civil gov-
ernoF the title o. governor general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

him and told him ahs would not
30 with him nuY farther The mad
doned man then drew tho revolver
aud renewed bis threat - blll her.
and In tire aeuffle that followed br-
tween her cousin. herself aud The
Infatuated man. the gun was
dropped 10 the floor aud picked up
by "a Mrs Lizzie Johnson.
Mrs. Phillips lost no time In MAX
Ing her way 10 the pf1aeeutIus at.
torncya office. whore she told hrr
story The ueIKHhofhaud Is aroused
over the affair aud "a sensation 10
expected iu court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF HEAf'ft ~.
Capital stock naid IN. - 90 surpius
$3.50 99. : ,,, fer 5i. pre- SeiS-
cashier. Huandsuta Be- principal
cities q The United states ADD 10.
rope
| fHE CANADIAN HANK or CON.
~ IeEaa spitaI pzia W q - 90
sa5 h doa lsa .ss sssn lsa5 s 'h h,.1
eat allowed on time deposits. a gen
yrat haHtink business tfanaa Ted
ga s.s slafas s,s sS5ss' a"T iisit
I'M acARntRAvtAN AMERfCAR
business transaets1 dsp8sits. h 80
e. capital shd sutglgs ls'o 90 A
en-. ga ~ ea.si Gsles J!.s 'l6s
fishsr ssst cashier
PEOPLES DAVtNua BANK
Second aNsHuH ana plts street cap.
itsi paid up 500 90 = & Nsufaidsr
pre- j II afsautsaf cashier. com.
hsrcial savings snd trust buslnssa
junk
~ rot wat correct Weights and
prompt returns aanl with the ChiTa-
81 5ank c.. Ia Western. Main ~
nasausrsds ces,urss
nitA J6lis y eoSAaEY. itE ith az
Millinery.
TIifNNEn 1Ha and rlumes. etc, al
hAh price III n Hanson. Zen
Ger tth shd fins e.
Musical
No aaa nFs neasl.s lice Viola and
pians iassrsetiau- - Pm ave Ind
" - u
vEnA KfAa LAWN. Mus' u plano.
plaiih - Marion b. Tel int D
lest u
Medical Specialist
FENALI aissass. u sysry n4tlts
slaa Tree r.Iis. Nsw fors hgdlrsi
isaoia second. corner Unioh.
ossopsthy.
NIsffts4I0s iSflnAAhf %
uHTlurATlIT-Gat second Avenue
phona Main s4at. beth men and iady
ostsopzfhs sssninstion free.
wAsIlIrgTos INSTITUTE OF os
TE0EkIHf i've resrs IN seattle
safe psposlt eaiialns. ~ FIRST
prlntinp .rd Blndlns
AGNE fbs Printer -1is sprtns st;
soransreiai priatins q AZ finas
osvilst. srs Auris,s
On n " rEHkY. ocalisL A1Fist
80 Aation
on FospA sApEAu-sIi nurss ga
Pstss, Attorney.
y. ~ ADAMS prAftiAE. colman bldg
Physisisn ard surgeon
bR " X TUtsEk 4 Is Hinesisy
lire ! 70 q evenings IN. Lake lsh
Dr. Chamber. Episr bis Both phonss
Pks,osrsphsrs' Supple.
lHDEfsok SUPPLY CO. ii Chsfry
st. Seattle
Ship Builders.
hOftAN HHua COMPANY. r4nEinssfs
and Ehtptulidefp. ury Decks LGtE-
her Hilia Seattle.
storage.
TittiNkh delivered = cents . DAYS
storage Tree. piano and furniture
Eoyieg. ssHmstss ivsn, nlon
both phones Main 80
OFT Pre- NAP u Seattle At Bekins
and Cherry Street
Tsllorine school
EFIsfffl 4 issdisr' TalioTing coilsGs
ite9 Fourth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
DIVORCES GRANTED

Superior Judge Hatch this morn
ing granted the following divorces.
Mrs Emily Willard against Charles
Willard. on ground Of cruelty Mrs..
Ida Hubbard from william Hub
bard. on ground Of non support,
Mrs Mary Osborne from John OH-
borne. on ground Of uou-Hupport.
Mrs. Laura Dennison from George
W nennisuu. On ground 81 deaer-
ton. Mrs Norma nefine from Will
lam Devine. nuu=nupports James
Phllbflek from Sarah Phiibrick. on
ground 81 cruelty. Mra Ida Cum
minEh from CIaud Cummings. on
ground Of uou-Hupport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
Politicians Are
on Trial

DENVER. Dec. l7-Deteetlyo
William II Green. the democratic
boss of "a precinct in the Third ward
known as Green county. Frank
Goodman. local ward leaders. we're
placed on trial In the supreme
court thiH morning charged with
contempt Ia the participation Of
election frauds ia Green county
which has Less than go registered
voters. but the democratic caudl-
date was given zoo majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
Sta Wasl Ad Agencies

. -, Mullen. a. eallard ave, Cmp.
CO -aul.
F--eO,es. prua c. ENlaa street
and Fremont avenue.
~. A. vansfieis s c. p~uuutst
gS@d @.S jackson.
Gr#rass.'s Hons Bakery. ffss -
avenue.
c. X. Lsshsshr.ri. .luar s@.rs. sic :
Second
fhess ftErrhs. - Pseae fTls.s. Rehten
Llttle's Phsrn,ssy, IL aye, nertA
ard Harrtson saroc& J. =. little
proprister
Carlton & c., nruaalstt cor sth
az, and pae. street. South Seattle.
A. hoors. eostofflee. So. Fark.
uriNersltY pfua Store. University
etFtien. a,
hs,ssli 81. Pharmacy. tofi Howell
street
RAlnier Pharmacy NJ. Clark pr
pristor. foes e. Madison.
cclurabia nraa Store. ". J, stva
lev. prop. Columbia Wash.
RroadVxAy Pharuaaeyt ?. Z, ftahsn
prcp.. efs broadway ard jaNss.
ouaker nrun ce.. tots ist sNe
lsarN'a pharrnaeFs Is n. ereaa
~aVi phone. urlen ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

Mrs Ellen Noe. wife - Frank
Noe. Of ISIS East Howell street,
died suddenly last evening drs.
Noe complained OF feeling 81 and
her husband left her to get as
sistance. when he returned she
had expired. The coroner was nor
titled and allowed the body to re-
main in the house over night. 10
g. thought that death was due 10
heart failure.
Miss Bessie Johnston. Of ais Ffnh
avenue. reports her room was enter
ed on December 16 aud SIS stolen
from a trunk. The paddock had
been filed or cut and the lock forced
on the rom odoor. II Is though that
the robbery was committed by some
one who knows her.
A call for bids has been issued
by the local quartermaster's de.
partmcnt for ESQ 600 feet OF lum-
Der The bids are 10 be opened on
December % The government will
use the lumber for the construction
OF wharves and docks among the
different seaports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17


Miss Eatelle Liehiing. the soprano
soloist with the Sousa band. has
Just achieved the remarkable record
OF singing l 200 concerts under the
baton OF John Philip Sousa in Eu-
rope and America. These concerts
represent three years Of continuous
work with the march King. and
Miss Llebling Is proud OF the fact
that she has never missed a con-
cert
She comes OF musical family.
her father being Max LieblinR. OF
New York. the well known pianist
and teacher. Her three unclcs.
Emil Lebling. of Chicago; Or. Geo.
Llebling. OF London. and Herr Saul
Liebling OF Berlin. are all eminent
planists. Miss LAebllng studied with
Marchesi In Paris. and with Frau
Nicklas- Kempner in Berlin. and
made her debut at the Royal Opera
House. Dresden. four years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

The schooner Metour il taking on
q cargo % lathes at Moran Bros.
for San Francisco.
The steamer Robert Dollar. L ".
Gray & Co. sails tonight for San
Francisco.
The steamer Norwood. Of the
same company. leaves for the south
next Tuesday. Both vessels will
take large cargoes % lumber and q
full list Of passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
EXPLOSION


IHF H"IIHHE III y u
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec IA
large boiler a Bower 4 Love Bros
cotton min exploded at 6 o'clock
this morning fatally iuluring John
Perkins engineer William Watts
and Curtis Boyd flremeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17
AhorHFR PEANuT SUI

-. u. Neryo. who conducts pea
nut stand on Occidental avenue. has
filed suit in the superior court 70
test the validity o. the ordinance
passed by the city council barring
peanut wagons from that street,
He secured an order restraining the
city from interfering with him IN
the conduct OF his business return
able next wednesday. A similar suit
has been started By e aorehouss,
another Occidental avenue vendor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

aunast Main az. Ina. 10 uu Third
eve I'D 80 as KnE 81 Garbage.
HHEHHHa WaFuna Prompt service
optu aaf ard night
LADIES sna osnusmsn-row 10 The
time G. e CURED " gep srg suffer
nervous dirsanss. etc. OusTantsa
eufs Consultation ahd al intofma
''' 6a d. TAIpNAH.
uaIeapafh. 30 18th avs south.
oluls ha.fa . g. !. NJ from J 20
free - charge Tor yoaf people.
70 .. m Phone. a ha
INTELLIGENT American widow
sod honest husband Address
Aetna. oneuata hids ChirnEo. ~
Abs uudsr this lissdipF five cents =
IfHa anfh fHaaF ton blg words % q
lac Minimum charge y eonts
HoYPrIAS rALsfisr.
Esspfias doifi ~sat iks pa0iic lo
etaaa Der slth anf ether PIANIST o.
Seattle sIfhuat frat conHgiUuH her
sasss a. "a r. fu,Si ts'' 'ols run 1s slss.
l. Tfaas haiisfaefion susrantssd or
NJ ~ IL f1fst ave Hours g
danf -h
rEoF WALLACE. raimist lts unitss
the separated settles lovers Qeaf-
reis. eauHqa SPEEDY marriages. aiyoa
IL propositions iiolgi vsaaarps.
"a figss a,,sa .u fuii rsAdins fgr
rrof A MarssrY q Esygt us srsat.
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HOSPITAL SHIP
BEAGHED
Hy seripps New Ass'nl

MOJO. Japan. Dee 1.-THE Jap
ancge transport Hanshu and the
hospital ship Rohiila eoliided today
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AGED. The Rohiiia WaA beaehod
and the sick and wounded landed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-17

SAND POINT. Idaho. Dec. II
Joe Lewis shot himself accidentally
while bunting yesterday. He died
within "A few hours.