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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18
CIRCUIT COURT ORDERS.

LAW-June Il, 81, Elizabeth Stelcll
ct al, VS.. Rock Island & Peoria Rail-
way company. Ejectment. Case dis
missed as per stipulation on file.
50, Elizabeth Stelch VS.. Rock Island
& Peoria Railway company. Trespass
Cause of action satisfied. Case dis
missed at costs of plaintiff
SO, Anna Montanya VS.. John Myser
Appeal by defendant. Cause of ac-
ton satisfied. Costs paid. Case dis
missed
90. Henry Wolfring VS.. Quincy Rail
way company. Case Motion for new
trial filed.
12G, ]. w. Steckman vs.. Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific Railway com
pany. Case. Motion by defendant for
continuance.
142. Gender Cohn VS.. Karl Rein
hardt. Ejectment. Motion by defend
ant, before any evidence is taken. for
| leave to file special plea. Motion by
defendant for leave to amend motion
and plea offered by changing the word
corner" to portion" in the ninth line
! from the bottom of said plea. Motion
allowed and amendment made. Mo
ton for leave to file special plea al
| lowed and plea filed. Demurrer by
| plaintiff TO special plea filed. Demur-
rer overruled. Motion by plaintiff for
continuance. Motion denied Trial
continues. Motion by defendant to
strike affidavit of lost deeds denied.
| Trial continues
147, Rosenfield Bros. * Co. VS.. John
W. Roche. Appeal by defendant. APP
peal dismissed by plaintiff at plain
| tif's costs.
1G4. Samuel S. Fisher administrator
of estate of Charles NJ. Fisher. de-
| ceased VS.. Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cific Railway company. Case. Motion
for leave to file amended declaration.
Motion allowed.
16G. Schiller Hosford VS.. George l..
West. Ejectment. Defendant ruled TO
plead by Wednesday morning. June %.
1S9, Milton Shelley, for use of the
people of the state of Illinois VS..
James H. Stoddard. Garnishment.
Defendant ruled to plead by Friday
morning. June "a.
1874, w. H. Miller VS.. James Fleming
and James Mckay. Assumpsit. Case
dismissed at plaintiffs costs. Cause
OF action satisfied.
1875. n. B. Carpenter VS.. James Flem-
ing and w. II. Doonan. Assumpsit
Cause dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Cause of motion satisfied.
1876. William H Garnett VS.. James
Fleming and James Mckay. Assump-
sit. Cause of actions satisfied. Case
dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
1913. People OF the state of Illinois
for use of Helena Erixon and Anna
f. Rosenfield VS.. Gustaf Swensson.
John A. Wahlstrand and A. P Lund-
quist. Debt Cause of action salts
fed. Case dismissed at plaintiffs
costs
212. Jacob Hess VS.. W. Morehead
and J. Morehead. Assumpsit De-
PENDANT William Morehead ruled TO
plead by Saturday. June IS.
213 Gebhart Raible VS.. Lawrence K.
Eihl ct al Assumpsit. Death of plain
tiff suggested AID Ida Raible and J.
L. Haas executors substituted as plain
tiffs.
CHANCERY-June Il. 50. Margaret
Mccarthy VS.. John Murphy or al Par
t.tion Personal service in time. Dc
PENDANTS, John Murphy. Michael :.
Murphy. Frank McGinty and Julie
McGinty called and defaulted. VIII
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18

cursion leaving over the Milwaukee
road tonight under the auspices of the
carpenters district council. TomOr-
row viii be spent in Milwaukee, the
eXcursionists arriving home at $50
Monday morning. The train leaves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18

tonight at II O'Clock. There will be
sleepers attached and those desiring
berths can make reservations through
the Davenport office of the company
up to the hour of the trains depart
urc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18

Ne who steals my purse steals trash,
ard The dealer who sells me imitation
Rocky Mountain Tea robs MS custom
OF Of that which enriches him not. but
leaves my health poor indeed. IS cents.
T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18
SEVERAL HUNDRED PLAN
TO SUNDAY IN MILWAUKEE,

Several hundred people from the tri
cities have planned to take in the ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18
RIVER BULLETIN.

Good housekcepeTs use the best.
That's why they buy Red Cross Ball
Blue AT leading grocers; cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-18
RIVER FORECAST

Nearly stationary stage in the Mis-
sissippi will continue between Du-
buQue and Davenport.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

Summary: earned runs, Barton 5; two
base hits, Guild, Dutton. G. Spencer;
three base hit, Guild; home runs, Guild,
Rines; first on balls-off Suitor 2, of
Drown 8, of Dana 1; struck out-by Jen-
ness 8, oy suitor 5, by Drown 3, by Dana 1;
double plays, G. s. Webster to Hitchcock,
Hitchcock unassisted; passed balls, New
ell 4; hit by pitcher, Rines, Hitchcock; !;
stolen bases, Barton Z, Lyndon /; umpire,
Laline, scorer, Blake.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08


Elisha May OF St.Johnsbury was In town
urday. - ..-.-
,.SasRuldwinsf eradfots-~as in'sO*n
Mrs. William Drumming is a little better
s morning.
Mrs. Emma Kimball, who has been ILL.,
recovering. = "a
Mrs. Bergin is visiting her daug nter'
Re. Melvin Drown.
Miss Belle Butler has gone to South
sro to visit friends.
10. A. Currier of St.sJohnsbury, was a
cent visitor in town.
|C. n. Blood sold 312 tickets to Newport
hd return last Monday.
Mrs. Clough and son OF Philadelp hia are
|sitipg at s. s. Johnson's.
Mrs. c. E. Wilson OF Boston is visitln 6
|er sister, Mrs. Q. PsJenness.
Mrs. w. /. Robinson is entertaining nei
husiu. Mr.. Smith, of Boston.
Mr.. Sullivan and little son of Bos tor
re boarding at Julius Hazen's.
Miss NJ. Margaret Murkland is the gues'
her sister, Mrs. j. M. Elliott
Miss CIyda Grout of Springfield, MASS
| visiting at NJ. w. Johnson's.
Mrs. G. s. Joslyn of Lebanon, N d. l.
TIsiting her brother, s. {. Currier'
Mr. and Mrs. Geo c. Cook OF concord
h. h, are visiting at III. P. COOK 81
Mrs. Grimes and daughter OF montreal
- hea, visiting at Earle Sweets.
Mrs. Geo. H. Gorham ana uAu sn'el
/ bessie visited In Coventry last week
Miss Florence Page of Boston is spend
no her vacation at Elisha Rsndairs.
Mr.. PIiny Mower of winchendon' MASS
sDeut last week with relatives In town.
A. L. Duke and wike of Manchester
N. h, have been visiting Mrs. loa Drew.
Mrs. P. T. HanRepm Of ScheneceAoy' n
V, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. +. 1ennes'
Myron Josayn and daughter OF Boston
were guests OF the Misses Joslyn iAs' "et
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08
AL ADVERTISING.

isements will be inserted under this
400 cents per word for first insertion
cent per word thereafter. Cash must
. ny the order. No adveTtisenle aciIl
ed for Tess than Twenty-Five cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

STED FOR CASH String beans, peas
4 II green vegetables. A. r. Wake
Barton. 303w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08
FOR SALE.

for sale. A. F. stockwell, Barton.
6-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

baled hay. Tower &
Z, Barton. 22-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08
WANTED.

P WANTED WIS. Mcdowell, South
b. 81 If
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

EALE-35 pigs, all sizes. Geo. n.
Barton. 3O-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-08-08

ALE-My farm and stock. Terms
4. j. Hudson, East Charleston, VT.
22-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
Star Want Ad Agencies.

y, y, Mullen, al Ballard ave- Spe
City Halt
Frsmant prua Co. EWING street
and Fremont sNsnue.
". A. Manatisid a Co. Druggist
e3d and jackson
oraham's hems BaksrS, afos Let
aNenue.
C N LShndeofi. slssr store, sisb
Second
rhos. Aarris a Postofies, Rsnten
Llttlsa Rharmaey. lot ave nefth
and hsrrissn street J. ~. Attsla'
erep rieter.
csrltsn q cs. Druggist. coz. sth
%, and Pas. street South eeattls
=. A. Aesrs. Pestoffies. Sc. PARK
ualvsrsitY Drive stsrs. OniSerslc
Station
Howell e. Pharmacy. te2a Newell
street.
RAlnlsr Pharnaoy, NJ. CLARK. pre'
prlster. eu1s &. Madissns
Ceiunhia Drug store, W. J. etSa
ny, prop- Columbia. Wash
Broadway pharwaaY, ?. L. tishsr'
prop- tts ereasssaY sad gsrs@
Quaker pros c. toi9 let ave
tsaF,'s Pharmacy, rs y. bress
~aYl nhces. unien -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

Caught

TACOMA. July es#Frank Abbott
and James eHsafy said 90 b. enH
conYletH. Who were arrested b. OF
nesr AmIdan and Detective Moran
Tuesday night az Fifteenth and e
streets were positively identified
yesterday hy Conductor q. r. Fen
ton. Of fhf Tacoma lzIlasy ana
Pos COMPANY. an the men Nha
held uu the Sixth avenue car at the
end n the lire en the morning Of
july 6 Daring the day another mHH
also called af she police station and
Identified the men az being the
hirfu aTmsn.
Ihe fua men answer fhe aereHIp-
tlaa &c the robbers and are believed
hy Tho police Go De the men that
robbed the street car Yesterday
they appeared In the police eaurf
and were given sentences az YHF-
rants Iu order 90 hold them Tor in
sesflFafiUu- They we're arrested Dos
company sIth "a man named -srud=
Murphy
The hollur ~ which the tao men
nHH accused occurred shortly after
le 80 % clock ~ the moruiuE uf 1uIs
a MaIurmau A N Booth and GHuz
duetof g. D. Feufon Nere In charge
81 the car which carried one iuue
passenger After securing What
money the conductor and passenger
had about them the two goaIIY or
defri all bHHHa Of the ear. secured
The controlling lever and brake FROM
the mafufmau and rode toward fawa
with the ear. leaving the maformHH
and conductor STANDING az che end
~ the line The ~lbhrrs abandoned
the car at the corner of X street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
Want Extension
of Railroad
Especial to Tn. STAR

HoQUfAM. July fs.-The visit q
President Elliott o. the Northern
Pacific may result in some bonefit
IN this part " the country, a.
though he gave but little encourage
ment George II Emerson. who AZ
Cumpanied Mr Elliott on his TIP
over the peniusular extension. Is
working 90 get the road extended
as far as the beach Because Of the
present staenation Tn the lumber
trade. the company is not DESTROYS
of making the extension.
Mr. Emerson tried % impress on
President Elliott the necessity Of
the completion 90 the peninsulsr
branch for the beach traffic alone
He called his attention 70 North
Beach being the only one In the
state OF Washington with through
railroad connections from the large
cities. that a proper schedule leay-
inE Tacoma for the coast and re
turning In orier 10 give the people
a day nc the beach would mean
large traffic. aud numerous eacur-
sfons that North Beaeh's facilities
as q beach we're far superior to 9th
gr Washington beaches. Of the Ad
vsnt0ges ot summer outing place
whore clans crabs and rock oysters
can he gathered In abundance and
numerous streams furnish nice fish
ing
Mr Elliott said the cost u com
ulgung the road would be In the
uoighborhood Of SIS. 900. and that
he would take the matter up with
the board on hts return % ST. Paul.
The summer months being the only
building months the work could
be nearly completed this summer
and ready for traffic next year II
operations were resumed immcdi-
atcly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

TIE ORPHANS Home society. of
Everett. will sue Ia have the ten.
year lease held on its building l.
C. D. HyEom, cancelled on the
ground that r. was Improperly
drawn up Hyeon was formerly
president OF the society. hut has Re-.
signed his position and Withdrawn
his membership
THE SNOHOMtSI county assess.
mcnt roll runs S712.Sli higher this
year than last year. The total this
year is Sli.573.0 a7.
STEVENS AND Ferry county res
idcnts are rejoicing over the pros
poets OF IA biz apple crop.
THE STEAMER Princess Victoria
was rcfloated az Esquimau harbor
yesterday aud Is again ready To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
BIG AUDIENCE Al
4 CONFEDERATION

A shack the property ~ an In.
dian family. caught fire from 70
passing locomotive Last uIFht about
. O'Clock on the aaudapIt. To- Tho
southern section Of the city Tho
occupants were not a. home and
will return 10 find their place burn
al 10 the ground The loas will be-
about 400 There Wm no iuHur.
ance
The blaze drew almost a. many
spectators 40 the carnival OF Mr.
Leslie Carter and the police we're
Kept busy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
FIGHT
EXPECTED
hoH8rER POSSE AID OUT.
LAWS WILL SHOOT TO KILL
WHEN THEY MEET

CHEYENNE. Wyo july ~
Monster posses have been organized
az pIuedale Fremont county. 20
proceed against the Sig Horn ont
laws Both sides are armed 20 he
teeth James halladY. Who shot mp
the grand encampmsut killing
8haya and WGuudIng others. ~ Bay
Siefre Madre. near the Colorado
line. is Ia 8hpfffs HOrton'a posse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
LITTLE GIRLS EseApADg

Fiyeyearuid Olive Haetan took
a notion 10 manage her own affairs
afternoon and instead of
meeting her mother at the corner Of
Third avenue and University. ~ she
had agreed to. remained on the
street ear until the carnival grounds
came tn sight Humane officer
Clark took her to the police station.
whore her mother found her after
a few anxious hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
FIRE SIREN TESTED

The new fire siren. Installed on
top uf the Post street electric pow
~ house was given a hearing last
niEtt hT member 81 the city Coun=
rii fire aud water committee. Who.
while not doubling the torrible
noise it save forth reserve their
opinion a. 10 it, efficiency for a
general alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
BROKE His PAROLE

Warden Dryden. Of the state per.
ltenuaTJ al Walla Wallu. was In
Seattle yesterday looking for Edgar
HYDE, "a prisoner Who broke his pa
role Hyde committed the crime
OF robbery IN Pierce county aud was
convicted aud cent from there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
m DIVORCE MILL.

Mrs Julia Kepley vm granted a
divorce from stephen kerley by IA.
pofl0r Judge Griffin yesterday ii
Yoree proceedings we're luaGufad
by o Bear against his wife. Jsn
Hio Bear. on grounds 81 deasftIuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

10 fiae Qussa AHas iat. sFiza
go NtHa lot tHzfaI 0FHg looking
Iasha WaaiHIHEfan
6 corner uHh aH1 Alder EfiiH.
HuHaaFeHrrEa paid HrfE choice
9 SO rIHe iaf atiH hear i-th aad
NaHIanH.
slss ghasss Hraadaay Iat nstth 81
hiEh school
8 - FIs. Iot. 'aziU Weller ard
smith
s. - lhaI.e s'aHa.ia Dot DID
& ~ brine daaHIH corner fHEH1sn north
~ IfBfrI MHnhHHEfaH
& ta Double corner. sIH aHH tHfrf#
HOUSES
Yea frauu house. 1t asriH.
saHF payments.
o 20 NrN modern ssraom NHIar near
Madison. folly Furnished = naez
rifiaH
6 50 Modern 1raam house corner.
aantN. elegant view improve
mrHis EaId waHfh s. .da
: 90 Choice rHum house corner IHl
uc4f Madison and Fifteenth
s 90 ~ HdFfH asrunu house uu frat
blu fuliI Furnished
8 - Choke Income property close
In. paying TO fine Investment
ACRES. Five AcUEH TFE ACHES
uH car line easy terms
BHEuEa IEHoLu a cox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

THE PIONEERS Of skaeit ooun-
" are effectlng an organization a.
sedru- Wuolley. A meeting b A. bccn
called for August G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

A MEETING Of physicians has
been Ealied' al ElieuahuTE for the
purpose Of organizing a medical 50
Clety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

ELY = WEARE. formerly prcza-
dent 81 the North American Tranue-
portati0n a Trading cimpany and
connected with many large bust
ness interests in Chicago IL dad
at his home 10 Morton Park. OF
cancer. Mr. Weare had large inter
eatB ia Alaska and When gold vas
first discovered there he ~as one
Of the first 70 realize the possibih
ties Of the new country and 10 en-
cage in the transportation business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

take her place on the Seattle Vic
toria run. She Ehoernd on the rocks
Ia the Burrard inlet narrowa on
July II aud vAs badly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

'out It.
IzzENzzzz HzIIzzlIzls IlEzElzzH'
PUGET souEp NATIONAL nAnK
Cspiial stoak paId IN. - 80 rurPipa
sssIfs ,is. s15 ps.. PFC hns '9le
sluea Of the United states and hs-
run scAEDINAvrAN AMERICAN
BEN :. ss,.f S ssasis ei !, ~
sspi,sl .ad sdBI9ss NO.. l.so 80 - =
Esbsr est cashier
PEOPLES SAVINGS HANK.
itsi Ppai,i be- 10 % V q Hs3tsidsgf.
pre- I n oresnieafi cashier COM
hsfslal SAVINGS snd trust business
Carpenters sad nuildsrs
= 4 nrmrAHH carpenter chop a.
nt Pike. Phones John Isils Ind.
ourtas
VISIT =Ys Glide uufloalU4 shop. Csl.
men Dock Indian relics. Hsa ahslla
or.ms,ls sehooi
EdAN Dramatic Hehool announces
aummsf ueaHaa IT class work com
msHriaT June D. Hhbkrapsafs and
tiHasieH under direction ~ ffauh q
60 aad =. ligviga ceellds, Terms
Igh igaaF % ttoiEuhs BLOCK Phone
- Drsssmasing
ron dfsasmatiHF and pam ewing
raH af IFia afh ave IsHane Nan
Eva Reasonable prices
MADAM pIANTOE
ht'Hsni atsf ~ daf Phone after Q
soussmovsfs
fFfI "haHrfhH0N ifaass a1gsf I'D
Hair~r Formulation WORK Iatimalss
\ ~, '' IS ass,p,h ' a. so ais''
Junk
~ 700 wsnt eyrrset vsirhts and
ygssas Co s''f ib st.l s,h w. 49, Y.
nsohsrleat unalnsss
=. 4 ~ ALi.AHfEit-.a4, floassr
nilhnsry
~ si 49, =. :, 10. 90 Y,'. -,
osuiis,. sns burisa
d 81. su 4 AAeNiS"oS ~ y
pr 3 " PEERr. osaiisL Asrist.
On FoRDA NADEAU= al Burs. IA
osaseps,hy
49, s4e4lgh - tlMAs1 ~
phone James ssu totH men aad izss
estsopaiha. ssaminauen fres.
Il H EuErHEHD. a.teopathlat. MAJ
tsr science Home treatment ~
WaiFsf building Phone White ~
WNHtflRsroN INSTITUTE or oA
al. 6,pa.i, t'iiaiSs "a yirst .
Pa,ss, Attorney
y hDANs- brsfuns Cetinsn ids
Photographers Supplies
HfTIfa5I. f5f rnfHfTfNffiT ffss ~
smafrar- fa Wachs Thaia supply
g.. - Marion =
ANDERSON SUPPLY Co. IN chsfry
a.. seattle
Printiss ard rindins
AnAE Ths Huulsr liz HgrlHa 81.
ssal nsfctal printinE = I'll kinaa
Hospital
HiEH Al. HHfHs befsHs end dunno
.H.f HfuE#f terms HHaa .'H uHHnr.
HIarA 80 - fhHiH =HafHHd ave
ship Builders
M6hAa nHua roMTAs4. Easlnasrs
aHf Hhirhaiidsra. DR. uaeha. Lisa
~ Ntfia Seattle
physselsr ard susgssa
IN 81 b. FGHNElL A j. lA4nthIsg.
tfrH g. q sveninEs ~ Lake ia
pu W. M INQE DALTON az Ar.
eafe blfE skin snf rsnito=urtnary
Tn ANNIE HusaEI- 81 Hnsisy Bia
bt Chamber. Episf ia both ahensa
z unhrsiis rspsisiap -
IN HNEtL 40 aa=Ht.faFtufHd Essass-
sss .feaas nslsssa rs.
TRUNKS aslitsfea q esGls & a4ss
steraEs free. plano ard furpitars
g sinf sHusaatss siren-.. nice
both nhunsa hain "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

49,. TffE PLACE no LIVE
EASY To HEAeII Easy no MY
- lfHI Ia#atiun ON shore ~ lake
WaHhlHEfaH. short ride Yu g. electric
rafH from FirHt and Warrington
tluH slightly lafa ere SELLING fast 81
" ~ s. IS uu 90 81 g. and SO
Rainier Beach. its tho hfHt RHd
rHespeaf property on market for
home nHd Investment schools
churches. stores fine rHfdru soil
cleared ard graded avenues side
walks grand views boa ttnE hath
Ing fishing hirh and heaIthfuf.
plenty wood and city water lumber
on terms ~ homes built Sec Mr.
Weed agent Gffirs ar Rainier Reach
or Rainier Reach Land 90 HIH nos.
t0u Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

osE MuE u pfettis.t ~atsr ffoat
on ruaaf Sound EusH un sale 70
daY u small traHta v Fhi
NItEII zTIA q aHd Union tileeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

ONE MILE uf prettieaf water front
on Puget Sound goes on sale 20.
daF IN small trHlfn WEST a
WHEELER. e and 3 Union Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
Modern Dental
ParfOF.S

Teeth filled and extracted without
TaiH. 4 HfeeIaIlHf iu charge 90 each
department. Nc aIlI tell sou In ad-
FauEr what your HuHa sill cost by
free examination All Work guar
autHrd for ton years
Silver Filings ..#.........---. soc
Cold Filings ..........#... 81 90
Gold Crowns ....#......#.. $500
Fun Set o. the Best S. s. White
Teeth .#....... - Oo
Hours 30 20 6. Euudaga-s 80
20 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

AiIoUE AeRGa faf salr al NhAn.
aWuAIH HtsAttt NtHl
WIUEIIItl 8 and ! tulon hluek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

mlpUn ACHES TOT sale - MA,
uNuAlE uEAtli WIZ
WHEEL TN. aud ! linton block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

ONE MILE III prfftieHt water fraaf
o. Puget Sound EHea On raIa -.
dn# lu small traetH WET a
WHEELER 9 ard UHilu HIaHk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

aIIouF ACRES tar salo az MAD
OWnAlH HieAtHs NHHl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

'OHCEH1I0Ns and privilege fer sale
All HHnrrHuluuH and pHVlleNrH az
the Industrial ENpuaitiau and fa-
tar uaT Celebration are for sale
call between the hours uf and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

WkNTEp-Msn - Hniman CITY a.
Garden station Ter al kinds 81 work
No hgrnA need answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28
nu.ln.,. chan,..-ear,Inu.a

Don't Pail 90 see che Mf Allow
DALI HIAtIt fu.affu tracts Moth
Inc like IHam ga ths market for thf
maHtF 10 afrrh IuHf plated. =
fu s. per aHfs uu very rahY trims
MEET WHEELER and &
Union HIh
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-28

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