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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
Al ARMORY HAIL TONIGHT
! he I aides Of the ". f. Church
Give q Grand Concert

The entertainment to be gwen this
evening at Armory Hall by the ladies
of the Methodist church. promises to
be an attractive one The ladies wish
the public make note that the concert
ce will commence at O'Clock sharp.
town time. Following is the program:
Overture, Patagonia" ......
....... Winnemucca Brass Band
instrumental Solo. "A Day of Hap
pinees." ........Miss Mamie Brown
Quintette. 'Larboa~d Watch" -.
Messrs. s. N Browning. Hfnman.
Robins, c. F. Browning and
Riddle
Recitation. Thou Shalt Not" 80.
..................M Miss Lotte Bradley
Baritone Solo and Che rus "Navajo,"
Mr. c. e. Browning. assisted by
quartette.
Instrumental solo. "Con Amose," :.
.....................M Miss Elsie Edison
voca Solo, my Swe,theart's In
Town." ........ Miss Norma Warren
instrumental Solo. "Hypatia." ......
.....................M Miss Trma B own
Retaliation. 1.-THE Catholic Psalm"
......................N Miss Etfn "
Solo. 1.-The Home That's In My Mem
ory." Mr.. C. E. Robins
Instrumental Solo. "A Mon Etoillie."
Quintette. Hungary" ............
Members Winnemucca Glee Club
The Rnrktocohyor cfnra Dc
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
Elegant Spring Clothing.

We have just rareived new samu'
hook from Strauss Bros. Of Chicago
showing rheii uneuuali- line of sprine
ann summer gnnds for mems suits
vests aid trousers We have never
.een so ine tine II samples. or 81
extensive d one.
z. REINRART 4 CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
Dentistry

Dr. n. r Mcdonald. tta dentist, Is
4 the Lafayette Hotel for a conpls
u weeks Beautiful gold Nridgas and
'r"wns gold and silver filings. etc
.,ia rantee my work. "..
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

Our New Goods in Season.
Hires Root Beer Extract.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper.
Poisoned Fly Paper
Mouse Traps-severaI kinds.
Window Screen-two sizes.
Hammochs and Hammock Fasten-
ings
Wash Line Holders-somethin new.
XXXX Pur' Cider Vinegar.
Fruit Jars. all sizes.
Fruit lar Rubbers and Sealing Wax.
Canned Soups-varieties
Condensed Milk and Cream.
Oranges and Lemons en- route.
New Potatoes and Onions en- route
Many new goods are constantly ar
iving. Cone and see us.
6-2z-71 F. c. ROBINS & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

On account or the meeting Of the
Baptist Young Peoples t'ni I'm of
America the Southern i'a,'ific s.rir-
iany will sell .'i<ets IL T'etr III Ma" :.
at $40 for the round til. tickets OF
sale July lat er - ans' Inn ted o
ninety days from date Of sale. e-22-7-2
New Embroideries at e. Reinnart
'0's
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items Of
interest to An, Picked
Up Today

F. NJ. Payne Of Quinn River II 1t
the Lafayette.
w. M. o'Neil Of Sacramento IL at
the Lafayette.
New iot Of children's sun hats ct e.
,seinhar & Goa
]. o. Wilson Of Kennedy Is reEis-
tered at the Lafayette.
A. E. Poole Of San Francisco 10
registered at the Lafayette.
Bert Stewart Of Willow Point ar
rived in town last evening.
A. E. Dambacher Of Alameda, CAL.
is registe: ed at the Lafayette.
Thomas A. Mayor of Quinn River ID
a guest at he Winnemucca.
c. s. Converse. the horseman. went
out to Paradise this morning.
Trains No and 6 with two sections
each are reported on time today.
James Edison. horse buyer Of KEN
nedy. is a guest at the Lafayette.
Mrs. Eliza Stewart Of Willow Point
is registerede at the winnemucca.
Fifty sacks of potatoes for sale at
P;ooipa &, puohla'a G-9q-ff
silk hose for children sizes ~ to
6 at F. C. Robins & Co. s-is-1w.
E. Blumtein. representing a San
Francisco firm. is at the Lafayette.
W. j. Lanserm commercial man
from Sacramento. is stopping at the
Lafayette.
Walter B. Hutching. travelling for .
wholesale LIQUOR house. he's gone e
Paradise for few 09yU.
The Eagles win be the real thing on
the Fourth. Several Of the boys have
sent to San Francisco for costumes.
Mrs. Geo ge Snummerfieid ID i'm
proving daily and IL the lady meets
with no serious set-backs she will soon
be about.
A. F. Lasher. the weii-known mining
man from Kennedy arrived in town
this morning He Is stopping at the
Winnemucca.
E. r. Barrett and G. L. E.hard OF
South Omaha. arrived in town this
morning and later in the day left
for Paradise.
The best local talent win be in evi-
dence at Armory Hall this evening.
Entertainment commences at o'clock
sharp town time.
Twenty carloads Of sheep. shipped
from Golconda to the Western MeAt
Company at San Francisco. passed
through town this afternoon.
DIR. Mangan was summoned to Denio
this mo- ming to attend q resident Of
that town. The name Of his patient
or the nature OF illness could not be
earned.
The band viii discourse sweet music
while ice cream is beng served at Ar
mory Hall this evening. Enertain-
ment commences at o'clock SHARP
town time
The sale Of seats for the Beatty
Brothers Big Show. which appears az
Armory Hall tomorrow evening has
been quite brisk. and . good attend
ance Is assured.
The Southern Pacific Company will
sell tickets to points within $50 miles
OF Winnemucca at one fare for the
round trip. July I'd and Sd. limited to
July 5th. s-22-7-6.
The family Of J. p. Smith. . South
e.n Pacific operator who has recently
been transferred from Ogden to VIM
nemucca, arrived In town this morn.
ing. They have rooms at the Busch.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church
win give a musical concert At Ar.
mory Hall on Friday evening. June
oath. An excellen. program viii be
given for only 25 cents. After the
concert. Ice cream and cake win be
served and a general good time ex-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
CHAIRMAN coRTELYou RESIGNS

CHAIRMAN CORTELYOU RESIGNS
Chicago. June 23.-Chairman Cortel-
you resigned as Secretary of Com
merce and Labor Immediately upon
being elected chat man Of the Ma
tionaI Republican Committee to take
effect upon the qualification OF his
successor which VII be about July
1st. Mr.. Cortelyou says that he will
give no attention to political matters
until he is retired from the cabinet.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

Mr.. A. PasQuale has engaged the
services of two skilled machinists at
Paradise Valley and they are now
ready to do all kinds Of blacksmIthing.
Special attention given to repairs on
farm machinery. Prices reasonable.
6-20-2w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
FDr Sale

The property known as the Shone
Lodging House. paying prnposi-
tion. Sickness reason for selling "
l.. WIlkusol s-i4-lm.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
For Rent

Restaurant. furnished. For parti-
culars address posfoffice box -. Rat
tie Mountain. Nevada. $50.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24


+ NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. +
+ A large number of our out of !
+ town subscribers have failed to I
!. settle for the Silver State since !
+ 1908 Probably owing to a rush !
4 of business they have over !
+ looked this most Ito the pub !
= lisher) matter. We would con- !
= s'de~ it a great favor If deI'n- !
+ quents will give this matter +
X their ca liest attention. !
). =
!. !. I. !. !. !. 1. !. !. i. i. j. :. !. i. J. !.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

See tho black and colored silk skirt
- r. Reinhart e Co.'S
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

Folding he'd. small drssSer aud
ohAifs. Inquire SILVER atass eo2ve. ~
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
Ur. porier. Denllst

DR.. W. s. Porter. dentiss. o0cs On
Bridge street.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

Pmgee silks In plain and rcncy, a,
f. T.einhart Cos.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

Alaska refrigeratnrs the hest on IN
market. at E. Reinhart 4 Co...
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

See the new Scotch g,nsrams at f.
'eiiihari & Co.'S.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

Our muslin underwear department T.
omplete. e. Renhart & Co
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24

The Ruckteschler store 81, Railroad
street Is fer =. or rent. 6-9tf
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-0EElchA. .C0 UN1Y -PkPfR-'

The Daily Silver state is the official
county paper aud generally recoEniz-
ed by th- people Of Humboldt count,
as the leading paper for fresh news
at all times
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-24
JOB PRINTING

The Silver state has the hest e0uip
ped Iop printina plant IN the count,
and can print anything from . saillno
card TO . bible. Bring Or sen0 -
your. work. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29
He Struck II
Rich
especial to Tn. star,

Los ANGELES. Oct 2s.-Mra Ia.
ahella Heating. OF Bonita Meadows.
widow possessed o. a fortune of
sa0V0.o0o. with half a dozen grown
children. became a bride for the sec.
end time yesterday. In the little
Catholic church az Santa Monica
she was led 90 the altar hy Isaiah
II smith. young enough 20 be her
son and a poor man.
Two closed carriages drove hur-
rledly 10 the church aud the bride
aud a few friends entered. She was
attended by her lawyer, George ~
Hutton After rather long wait
at the door, suddenly 1t opened and
In rushed a young man. who. with
nervous stride. walked up the aisle
and took a seat beside the bride
to=be. They we're soon married.
The late Mr. Heating and one OF
his sons persisted at sea on the
coast a few years ago. lie left his
widow vast estate Of mines and
other property In Alaska and Brit
ish Columbia and leagues Of fertile
soil with ocean frontage in South
ern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29
Had Terrible
Experience
DOWN ON DISSENTING IS a
WEALTHY MINER STRICKEN
a PHYSICAL WRECK

SAN HEBNAubNo. oct - 1
4 foHtsf. "a wealthy mine oeuer ~
tiHiiandH has just returned - the
castle creek mining district n Arl.
HaHa r. physical afrfk a. result
- brinE poisoned while Inspecting
deposits - potash. which BE- pur-
chased With other HeIiauds men.
tfs completed the Investigations and
UaH forming hamenHHa wheu sud.
denly be WaH stricken.
Many hours lafer he found him
HsIf wandering aimiHsHiy about IN
The deHeft. his entire body bllHtersd
and rhihiug Intensely Gradually
he strength failed until BE- vas un-
able tu ualk and. more than 60 miles
from civilization. without water. d.
sank down on the burning saud. uv
sheer force of uIl be- fought OF uu-
ranaciouaneaa. which 10 felt creep
ina over BIN. He crauird over the
sand until his hands and knees we're
faH. lie held cat uutH niFhf. when
the cool air revived him Reaching
The mines. De mounted horse and
rode 60 Phoenix arriving there de-
lifiouH. II ia believed the poison
taken Into his system while cxamin-
ms potash deposits e. responsible
for his condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29
DYNAMITE
EXPLODED
NINE INJURED. TWO FATALLY,
DURING FIRE AT COUNCIL
CITY, ALASKA

Nine people we're injured In an
explosion Of 400 pounds ~ dyna.
mite In a blacksmith shop At Couu.
ell city. Alaska. on October II
Charles Sellers. chief Of the Yolun.
tenr fire department. and Fritz
Peterson were fatally injured The
other seven are expected 10 sur.
viYe
The blacksmith shop Of the Wild
Goose Aiming company IN which
the explosion occurred. was partial
~ destroyed Tho barn OF the com.
pany Was also destroyed aud win
dows were broken IA nelRhborinR
houses The dynamite had been
stored In the shop the day before
The blacksmith went In 10 shoe a
horse
A spark from the heated shoe
flew into n pile ~ burlap. upon
which the dynamite waa placed
and In d few moments Il took fire
Instead Of stamping Il out the
blacksmith ran out 81 the shop and
yelled fire The volunteer depart
ment responded and tried 20 quench
the flames not knowing that dynR-
mite was stored Ia the building
Before the men had time % reach
the fire tho dynamite exploded
blowing the building 10 apilntera
and lnlunnE nine Of the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29

HIEMAftf NIEMAlti y R0s4
Nuom to tnion Hlork
g 80 An ideal humo UnQureu Anne
avenue. 6 ruuWH4 den amt reception
hal back stairway beautiful lorua
tlen ruod View tooo tunh, balance
60 suit
s co roam new and modern cottage
lot mNtN# cement walks Ia aud paid
terms.
s. 80 room modern house on lot ins
IN finest Wow un Queen Anne illll
and can never be Distracted
81 - beautiful Groom house aH lti
avenue furnace and every thluH HuW'-
pletc, nHfoot lot tsQo enah. balance
To- suit
81 SO Modern broom cottage. fine To-
cation will cell GA EASY terms
H. go Nice bafuum cottage luf Wflm
near car line t1nu cash. balance ~
per month.
10 Groom cottage. y acre ground .
80 cash balance 80 PEI month
taeA lot taslan on first bin fine lu.
cation for flats ur an apartment
house
ne ride lot eleae lu fhia la a bar.
Eafu.
SEQ / .ot aziN Third avenue north
cement walks Ia and paid
We have HtfraHf and farms iu diffrfa
eat sections
8TEWARr STEW AIT a 60.
Nuum ~ Iniou HtoFh.
TfI IifHt avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29
MN TIL WARD
HAS AMBITIONS
WANTS ONE or IT'S CITIZENS o Tsg BOARD EDUCATION
C. Z. REmsBERo A CANDIDA TIE FoR ELECTION DECEMBER
6-TRouBLE BREWING

The Ninth ward Will make an II
fort To put ono ~ it's citizens on the
board OF education at the school
election 90 be held on December 2
A. that time the terms of Charles
y Patterson and ] H. Galbralth
expire. Mr. Galbralth ia "A candl-
date. Mr Patterson has declined 20
allow his name 10 be used again.
{. I. itemaberg. an attorney. and
W. " Thompson a real estate man
are the two Ninth ward residents
who have been most prominently
mentioned as candidates thus far.
Galhraitha election H. practically
assured. but who the other man will
be r. still In doubt. Mr.. GalbraIth
- the only ayowed candidate.
}. 7. Wilson. the business college
man. Is the only other person out.
side the Ninth ward whose name
has been even vaguely limited at as
al available candidate. There is
said 70 be- a movement on foot. how
ever. 10 get the chamber OF com
merce and other representative bod
les % endorse two candidates. as IN
the past. In order 10 make the
school election non partisan. Sec
rotary Melkle said this morning
that be had not yet heard OF any
such proposition. Mr. Galbralth de
elared this morning that II can
dldate % proper qualifications was
run In opposition 20 him that he
would withdraw from the race.
Mr Patterson O. one Of the oldest
members Of the board. having
served eight years. Mr Galbralth
VAS chosen bY the school board to
become one ~ ita members last
June 10 supply the place af Charles
= Denny. Who resigned on accouat
% 900 health.
n do not desire TO become a
school director" said be this morn
iug but n am supported In max
INK the run. I viii do So IL was
ulth reluctance that consented TO
being placed on the board az the
time Of Mr neuny.H resignation.
felt. however that II was my duty.
Just rs q is 20 serve a month on
the jury IN order 10 DO away with
the professional Juror TIE posi-
tlon carries lot 81 work and no
compensation For these reasons I
consented az that time 20 80 on the
board AZ The request ~ Mr. Pattsr-
son and Mr. Z e Hughes. another
member 81 the board
These gentlemen made me agree
90 allow my name to be used az a
candidate at the expiration 81 ny
term. because they did not want 10
put a new man. uuarquaiuted with
the duties Of the office. IN again at
the eud % sl1 months. consented
10 the proposition only With the
stipulation that would make no
fight 10 be elected that ! would
spend no money on a campaign or
allow my name 20 b. placed on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRicTa

CThsss prices are 10 anr buyer IN
quantities. Prices on small purchases
average se per cent hiEhstD
Provisions
Fresh Meat-Cow beef. dasgc pef
N steer beet 60. veal. 10 Toe ID.
pofk. % 10 mutton. t9tke 10.
Provisions Hams itatGc 10:
breakfast bacon. Ice 10. beIlies
fresh. lie 10.
Vegetables
White River potatoes. ism ite per
% Yakima potatoes iseH y ton.
carrots. fsH soc sack. cabbage. =
0ifze m. radishes. ioc daa punches
green onious Toe per dos punches
cucumhsrs. eec dozen. native eFr
plant. &C. PEI DO Hubbard squash
lie 10. eauiiflowef Gssa T6c. let
tuces 1iWt so crate wax beans. S..
HtrluE beans. 90 g.. beefs. gocu 81
Per Jack tunirH Csc sack. futa-
hagaeH. 7be sack green earn. t0Ht2r
dozen celery. SOC soc dozen pairs
ley $50 gee dozen. sweet potatoes.
1900 per 10.
Green Fruit. Eto.
Apples. w-enatehee. socattr
per box; native cooking. boH9hc.
oravenstciua. 56e0ti2b per box
crab apples. t0H CO. per box
Valencia oranges tto0HfE0 per
box. nlaekberriea. 1925 per crate.
Persian dates. Sac d. Bananas
f22bfl 32i bunch euutalaupcH. Yak
Ina. 80 tzk crate. DoWhefrieH. 81
box. Weuatchee peaches 900 soc
box. Sweet rfunea $50 soc
Erapes Washington. Zoe. grapes
California. s1utaf. cruuberries
s. per bhl. huckleberriea. 7agc 10
Hay, Grain ard Feed.
Oats $4,000 1900 per ton barley.
$3.50 per ton. wheat f80M8i ton
chop. $4,000 ~ oe per ton. sharts
1890 per ton. bran. $50 90 per ton
OIL meal $500 per tor = w tim.
othy, $500 pes ton. T. w. com
pressed tlmothT. tiaM7o ton. new
wheat hay. 1000 1900 per ton.
puget Sound hay. tiauta per ton
widdlinFH. $1,000 per ton. cracked
corn. 5000 per ton; straw. 1900
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo. &c; Al.
Butter. Euus. Cheese.
Native creamery aso per H.: East
crn creamery, fresh, csc
Eggs Native ranch. $50 37c doz
oregon ranch. zoe doz. Eastern $50
37c doz
Cheesc-Native, iiqt2e III.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. i1Mc. spring. $50
iGMc. Ducks, live. l3Mt4c. Tur-
KEYS. 502oe 10. Spring chickens,
i44t5.
Fish. Etc.
fHallbut. 40tXe per ID: salmon
trout. i0miio per 10: founders, 90
per 10, soles. sac per ID. shrimpa
i0at2hc per b.; smelts. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals.
sugar, Golden 9. IN sacks, ss.655.
Extra g., In sacks. s5.G5; powdered.
In barrels, s0,ao. dry graduated. In
sacks, i6.tbs cube. Ia barrel. t6.66
Crown. tt7b. sfraiEht. per barrel
t4.25. Gold Medal. tG.25 Minnesota
hard wheat, so niHsbury t7BOms.
pillsbury's Best, t72b; standard pa
kota. 1918, Whole wheat flour. per
barrel. f4.00; graham, t3.s0: graham.
los, per bale. f2.tb, rye flour. COS.
per barrel. ii76. rye flour. los. per
bale 1850. rye meal. COS. per barrel,
N2b; buekwheat. per barrel, 1900:
germ meal, los, per bale. s2.7b. corn
meal. Dos, per barrel. $500 yellow
corn meal, l0s. per bale. t2.2O; white
corn meal. SOS, 1900; rolled oats. per
barrel. C'c,C, t6.2b. wheat flakes
DoH' 10 lbs, i2.2o; Farina, per barrel,
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Phone It to The Star

tt.t0. Fafinn, ION SACKS. per bale.
100, haminy, large, per barrel
ITO. hominy, small. los. bale. 1880.
Holly, Helf-rntsinK buehwheat. per
case, etsb. Holly cake aud pastry
flour, per case. 1900. pearl barley,
10 10 boxes. per cwt, ttb0. pearl
barley l00-lb Hncka, ti00. split
peas, 20 10 boxes, t6.0H. split peas,
loo 10 boxes, $3.50. popcorn, per
ewt., taE0
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hacks. etc. n any good man puts
up fight against me. will step
down and out
I do not think II proper for the
Ninth ward people. ! might add. 90
expect % have their district eapc-
cially represented on the school
board. understand that ~ their
intention. The school board should
be free from sectional strife. II is
my belief that II Ninth ward man
we're elected and tried % secure spe-
c,al privileges for that section Of tho
city no would get the worst Of tho
deal
From my association with the
present members Of the board ! am
convinced that they are conducting
the schools remarkably we'll I
think The same Of Superintendent
Cooper when I went on the board
~ was not without a suspicion that
some grating might be going on.
aH In other public offices. ! had
heard infrequent remarks 20 this e.
feet ! found after careful investi-
cation that the reverse was true.
The utmost fairness Is shown in
the choice Of teachers and OF school
census enumeratofs. Politics Is not
allowed 20 interfere
Some persons have blamed the
members Of the board Tor taking
too active an interest In the cleo
tion Of new MEMBER but they can
not be blamed when they have the
interests u the schools 80 much a.
heart"
The Ninth ward citizens feel that
they have been improperly repre-
scented on the school board One ~
the projects which they are work
ing for o. - secure the erection Ia
the north end - the city Of The
next high school built
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| TIE HCANBtNAYIAN AMEufcAH
/ hank - MeattieaA EsueHal hankina
/ bDainFaH transacted dsuuatta & nv
90 capital and surplus. lsopso A
S d.. iass. - ea. sesls' t!.a via'
FISHER, azst cashier
PEOPLES HAVfgua HANK.
/ Second avenue and frke street eap.
| It'll paid up. tioQ 90. D G NeufslasF.
/ pre- J Il. nrseuiHhf cashier. CON.
mefelal aayinEs aud trust business.
Massage
MAHhAdE. vapor. medleatsa and tub
eaths az getteEe. ~ lrea1 Union -
Educational
I WIf H0NA MODERN MUAiNnaH
Coii.EaE. James and Second.
hospital
I nINArE home before and after
sa..s ia ss :'''i 10 . .i Ess
Junt.
IIE NdN scot correct ueigbts aod
prompt returns deal with The ghIHa.
a. tank CO. iSo Western. haia 80
miluasfy.
I STYLISH MILLINERY a. l8w ptiees
H. - hanHaa. ilaL cor. tth
sna rins g
Mechanical Inslnssra
- p hAsI.Asfkh=lst Pioneer
Musical
~ aH1 Ne bausiss iiass Violin Esd
ElaHe Instruction. - flfth ave lad
osuBsss ard AsrlsiI
be n IS PERRY. Ocaast. Aafist
a. Nsfiua
pR roNpt NApgAC-E 81 narss ia
ostssps,hy.
WARRINGTON lsrLHuAHV OF
HurATffF lee Reaaad avenue
rNaHs Main tatf both maH ara adj
estsaraths saamiastion ffyo
WAmuNaIus INSTITUTE oF oa
TEurAFtI1 F1vs years ta seattle
sac bseaslt builalas - Ftrst
Pstsr, Attorney.
" = ADAMS prafuns eaimaa bias
physisisa ed surgeon
nn W N TDhAHtt b a fuufkIsy
liFs g. { a svsainsa - Lake asa
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CHEER AN
AMERICAN
Especial to The start

LONDON. Oct. 2s.-There was a
remarkable demonstration here
early yesterday morning in favor
OF the United States. 1t was all over
a drunken tar from the cruiser
Olympia. The sailor was arrested
by n policeman, onloolters say.
needlessiy, as he was making no
trouble. The sailor resisted and
both he and the policeman fell. The
sailors head was badly cut.
A crowd OF several hundred per-
sons gathered and demanded the
sailors release. other police came
to the scene aud the crowd. which
continued TO increase, accused the
police OF brutality and hooted them.
Suddenly the boots gave way to
cheers for the United States and the
American navy. They continued in
ereasing In volume until the police
station was reached, where a big
force of officers scattered the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29

The streets committee yesterday
afternoon recommended the grad
ing Of Twenfy-fourth aveneu nofth
between Eat Madison and East
Ward streets. The proposed III
proYement e. costly one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-29
4 LOOK IS ALL We ASK.

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deruear. our qualities and prices
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what We mean. +. -. Brooks A
Co. 1891 "a Ave.
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