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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
The Passing on a Pioneer.

John Brooks died at the Salem Hos
pital yesterday morning at $500 O'Clock
after lingering illness Of more. than a
year. He was born in Hart county,
kentucky, March 7, 1924, and was
married April 8, ls4s, TO Martha Re
beeea Harper, who died in Salem l6
years ago. Immediately after their
marriage Mr.. Brooks and his bride left
their Kentucky home and moved TO
Harrison county, Mo-, where they lived
l6 years. In 1864 they emigrated to
Oregon, travelling by OK team across
the plains They located in Marion
county, settling on a farm near the
state fair grounds, whore they lived for
many years.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks were born
ls children, eight of whom are living
as follows; Mrs. f. P, Hodnett, Mrs
r. II. Leabo and Miss Lenore Brooks
Of Portland; J. II. and DIR. F. NJ.
Brooks. Of Silverton; C. G. Brooks, Of
San Francisco; b. A. and DR.. b. +.
Brook of Washington state. The eldest
son, VIM. w. Brooks, who was at one
time superintendent Of the Sunday
Of the First Baptist church, Of this
city, and afterwards editor Of the Pa
eife Baptist, Of Portland, died two
years ago last May. Mr.. Brooks was
converted in early life, and united with
the First Baptist church Of this city,
of which he was a faithful member,
and served as deacon for a number Of
years.
The funeral will be held at 3 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon (the hour having
been changed from the time first set),
and all the friends are invited. Those
who wish to see the remains are invited
to call at the home Of his son, J. II.
Brooks on North Winter street, as the
casket viii not be opened at the
church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

Locomotives are not made because
they are wonderful--but because
THEY ARE USEFUL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

you WILL RugD AS MANY USES
FOR WANT ADVERTISING AS
FOR YOUR TxPR-wRITER. YOUR
UMBRELLA, on YOUR STREET
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
BoBs TO VISIT sNoBs.
General Roberts win Call on the
Bostonese.

General Roberts win Call on the
Bostonese.
Field Marshal Earl Roberts, com
mander of the British army, will sail
for America in a few days for an OK
tended tour Of the United States and
Canada. In Canada, he will investi'
gate the condition Of military forces
Notifications and army organization
and in the United States he will visit
the famous battlehelds of the country
besides visiting some Of the leading
army officers as a guest.
His visit win take him as far as the
Pacific coast, and he may extend 1t to
the Chinese possessions of Great Brit
ain.
He is one Of only two generals OF the
first rank who have the Victoria Cross,
the other being Sir George White, and
he has besides the mutiny medal with
Delhi and Lucknow clasps, won for
bravery; the Indian frontier medal,
the Abyssinian-Arghan War and Ka-
bulRandahar medals, the Order Of st.
Patrick, Grand Cross Of the Bath, Star
Of India, the Barter, Order Of Merit
and other decorations. He wears them
all with the simplicity Of a great man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

You don't own a typewriter or watch
Or dictionary or lawn mower or
safety razor because they are
pretty or modern or customary
but because
THEY ARE USEFUL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
STATE NEWS

Oregon City now has a population Of
1878.
Miss Bertha Tozier, Of Eugene, and
Mr. A. W. Young, of EllOnsburg
Wash, were married at that place, Au
gust 10th. The bride is well known in
this city.
Mrs. Jesse Pugh, Of oakville, pionr
eer, Of Lane county, died at that place
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
CLAUDE
THAYER
INDICTED
Charged With Defrauding the
Government In Timber
land Matters

The drag net Of the Oregon land
frauds investigation brought up an
other "big fish" yesterday, when the
federal grand jury returned true bills
against Claude +. Thayer, the Tilla.
nook capitalist, son of former Cover
nor Thayer, of this state, together with
several other operators indicted with
him.
At 6 O'Clock last evening the federal
grand jury returned a true bill against
Claud Thayer, Clarke f. Hadley, G. o,
Nolan, Maurice Leach, Thomas Coates,
Walter ]. Smith, John Tuttle, Charles
n, Hayes, John Doe and Richard Roe
for conspiracy TO defraud the United
States of a portion Of It's lands In Tilla-
nook county. The significance Of this
action Is emphasized by the fact that
when the indictment was returned
there remained but six hours until the
law would have been powerless to
reach the crime alleged. II was n close
call, but District Attorney Heney and
his trained corps Of assistants, working
with the method which ebaraeterizes a
successful prosecutor, and the jury dis
patching business in the examination
of witnesses and the sitting OF evil
dence, like skillful lawyers, easily ae'
eomplished their duty, and saved the
day.
In September, 1899, approximately
100 persons made filings at the Oregon
City land ofiee to enter timber lands
in Tillamook county. The lands are
situated in the famous Nehalem val
ley, and are among the most valuable
timber lands in the whole state. II Is
alleged that Claude Thayer, a banker
in Tillamook City engineered the
scheme by which the entrymen were &c
be supplied with the money to make
the necessary payments for the lands,
aud that when Thayer and his assoei'
ates had secured 4 purchaser the net
profits were TO be divided, deeds be'
ing in the meantime signed in blank
and placed In escrow awaiting the re-
suit. II Is further alleged that 10 make
the actual cash payment as light as
possible, contests were to be initiated
and maintained by every shift and do
vice that pettifOgging could suggest,
until such time as tho lands could be
disposed Of, when the contests would
be withdrawn, the lands relinquished
and the desired results realized. Unfor'
tunately for the success Of this scheme,
Thayer, 1t is alleged, is a writer Of
many compromising letters These let
ters are believed to be In the posses
sion Of the government Ofieialsj like
wise the deeds from the entrymen 70
and unknown and unnamed grantee,
likewise many other equally damaging
papers and records to substantiato the
allegations Of conspiracy and fraud.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

yesterday. She leaves son, James
Pugh, and two daughters, Mrs. H. q.
Jackson and Mrs. David Junkin.
A big excursion Of Des Moines, Ia,
people Is expected through this way
this week. They arc at Eugene today.
They have been attending the Chris
tian Endeavor convention held at San
FranciSco, and will visit the Fair
City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

educational congress, which convened
Monday.
?. Laughlin has returned to his home
in Weiser, Idaho, after spending sever.
al days with friends in this city and
Portland.
F. j. Catterlin is receiving visit
from his brother, John, and wife, Of
Winterset, Ia, whom he has not seen
since 1873.
Miss Emma Gordon, who has been
visiting her brother, Rev. w. s. Cor.
don, returned to her home in Forest
Grove this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank P. Doyle, Of
Santa Rosa, Cal, stopped off for short
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers,
and left for home today.
Miss Viola Fisher returned this
morning from Marion, where she has
been visiting with the family of Tom
Cornelius for a few days.
Miss Grace Lansing and Cousins, Ag
mes and Clarence, Of Chemawa, left this
morning for Portland, where they will
spend several days at the fair.
Miss Ora johnson, Of Danville, H.,
who has been visiting at the home Of
her brother, Rev. W. s. Gordon, started
on her return home this morning.
I. II. VanWinkle and wife have re-
turned from their summer vacation,
spent partly at Cascadia and partly at
Mr.. VanWinkle's fathers, near Hal.
sey.
Mrs. Jane Richards, of Tipton, Ia,
and Mrs. Isabelle VAIN, of Hawkeye,
left today with their brother, Hon.
John Minto, for an outing by the ocean
at Newport.
Albert Macy and sister, Miss Pearl
Macy, of Tacoma, Wash, arrived in the
city this morning for a visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Macy, in
South Salem.
George Sun aud family, together with
another celestial family, went to Port
land to make visit to the fair. They
were dressed in their Sunday best, and
presented a rather gay appearance.
d. O. Sherman and family, Of Wash
ington, d. c., who has been visiting
relatives in this city for some time,
started on their return home this morn
ing. Mr.. Sherman is employed in the
general land office.
Hon. M. T. Nolan, register Of the
land Office at The Dalles, was in tho
city yesterday, and made glad the
hearts Of old-time friends by glimpse
Of his jolly countenance, and a clasp
OF his friendly hand.
o. n. Smith and family, Of Kansas
City, Mo-, where he has resided for Is
years, is In the city, visiting his
brother-in-law, p. Jorgensen, on High
street. Mr.. Smith has number Of
friends in this city who might want
to look him up.
Ivan G. Martin left today for an ex.
tended tour Of California in the inter
est Of the United Artisans He was
accompanied by Willard f. Endieott
and family, Of Ukiah, California, who
have been visiting Mrs. Charles Watt
for several days. The party will stop
at Crater Lake on their way south.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
Notice 70 Taxpayers.

The board Of equalization for Ma
rion county, Oregon, win meet at th'
sfhee Of the county clerk Monday
August 2sth, 1905, and publicly exam
inc the assessment roll for the year
1905, and correct all errors In Valua
ton, description or qualities of land
lots or other property.
All parties interested are requested
to appear and examine their assess
nents for the year 1905, and have all
errors corrected by said board IL any
there be.
FRED ]. RICE,
Assessor Of Marion county, Or.
salem, Oregon, August LIST, 1900
So 5wk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
JUst Even Ten Dollars

Now, Men, here's a golden opportunity.
Come, see the Suits, pick out one of yO'
can get for Ten Dollars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

Two words. Sehilling' 8
Best; and one more - that is
moneyback--standfort the best
in trade; best goods and best
dealing.
W.-a.o.'st us..ya.aA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
FRED ]. RICE,

The Southern Pscinc OOmpany
Win sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
springs and return up 70 and including
september 80, 1905, 1905, limited 70 80
aAya. rate of es65. $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

OA@T0REAs
A.mtl. IN NJ Im nas llMsH Bs4ss
i';;;'. &sTzZ5zs<
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26

Telephones are not so plentiful be-
cause they are marvels-but because
THEY ARE USEFUL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-26
F. A. Virgins

Implement House. 265-257 Liberty st.
Farm Implements. Wheels. Automo-
bIles, Sewing Machines and Supplies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28
LEE ESTATE
is SETTLED

A. r. Cooke, administrator Of the es-
tate OF the late Walter r. Lee, appear
ed In person on his petition for approval
OF accounts before Judge DE Bolt. He
handed into court t9i5.36 as the fun
amount due the estate. A. q. Correa
appeared as attorney for Mrs. Il. Lee
The accounts were approved and the
administrator was discharged.
Mr.. Correa supported the petition OF
Mrs. Lee that Mr.. Cooke be appointed
guardian of Frank Cooke Lee. Edward
Lee and Leanor G. Lee, minors. which
was granted. Judge De Bolt ordered
that s30512 as dover be paid to Mrs.
Lee and s6l02i to the guardian of the
minors. he giving a bond in that
amount.
Walter II. Lee was killed some years
ago In the Palolo Land Co.'s stone
crusher.
JURY TRIALS ON.
Judge Lindsay Is still trying the
Takada murder case, the prosecution
not yet having rested.
Another day has been spent by Judge
Robinson In hearing the jury trial OF
Nlehaus Brothers Co. OF San Francis
co against Honolulu Brewing a Mailing
Co Mr.. Hoffman,. the contractor who
built the local brewery. was on the
stand nearly all day yesterday.
MANDAMUS SUSPENDED.
In the matter of the application Of
John Smeaton for a writ of mandamus
against Waialua Soda Works, Ltd. and
It's treasurer. Edward Hore, Mr.
Thayer appeared for petitioner before
Judge DE Bolt and stated that the PEE
tition had been complied with. There
upon the court ordered the cause con-
tinued until moved upon.
LAND COURT.
Judge Weaver has granted regis-
tered title To Harry Norwood DenisoR
for house lot at Wilder avenue and Ma
kiki street containing an area OF 15.233
square feet.
J Judge Weaver has granted regis
tered title TO Carl du Roi and Johann
Friedrich Hamburg for land on Tan
talus Heights, containing an area OF
81 acres.
FEDERAL COURT.
At the instance OF defendants. crim-
nal trials IN the United States District
Court were continued one week by
Judge Dole.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28

sDpiy m a homestead Let him APP
ny me Jay ana yet bic permit the
next Don't keep him everlastingiy
y lting for be land when the i'm
migrant has ne own piece ~ land 20
w1te 80 On no FederH law IL sudden
ID roing 10 reach out for him and
ml IKE trouble"
~ Hoggari r. surprised ~ the
greatness ~ the Alexander Young
bundinr, md 20 that extent he looks
upon Mr Young ~ man OF great
public spirit and considerable nnnn-
ci1i nerve
why thia hotel T. ~ nne as one
would look FOR IN the largest cities. +"
mlid he. The rooms are most COM
fnrfnbie ana the service II perfect.
When I get back 20 Goidheld shall
cerniniy boom the Young In particu-
af. ma Honolulu IN general"
VI IfonRart " Interested In several
Claims in md about Goldhcld and he
loots f0f n big boom IN the camp next
Hprln0
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28
A MoRp To TRAvELERe

The excitement incident no travelling
and change OF food and water often
bTiHgs on diaTThoea, and for this resi-
son no one should leave home without
u bottle Of ChambeTlain' Collie,
Cholera and piaTThoea Remedy For
sale BY an dealers and druggists,
Benson smith 4 co, La agents for
Hawai-,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28
TOURIST rs |
DELIGHTED


no Th. Hanau rUm0Inl .nHn
u t..m. ID. ne Iha. .tf
sne affnIUu Uf ff.n.u II. INHf. afil
sreneft abd Expressed ln VI. 500 D.
a suuetf
ors must como from fne rnl fflt
north" lo arprtomfe Uu ua ll Iht
deiirhtfui climate nf tha liasNaHan III.
lands DE- hafnv anVs and con un4sH.
ine nirhi. Tho maritime coantrfls oI.
the 1,urorean side of NE aitfIf.rfat
micht in early snrnr and itfe antnnt.
compare with these islands bti b.
seems almost Incredible moi turt
deuphtfni even tompeniare .haaH.
nroyau adj fn. ,ear rourf br. t
derstand and appreciate ne.r eanalt
and everyone should vist th.fu It or-
portpnity. offers. and ID necessar. MAJ
an onportinity Ona resge ID r.I,.
placel .boomeir for beaut, I'D s.n,
and charming climate MA cxnerIouee
teaches man dis,nroi,t r,s,f d, ~.
ID ~ leee aes-rle nsuail,. foiiout Il
,,isir to tbsrl ,-...I ,,'.riis (.
i, ,,,s,- ~ tt.t ~. ,,s.,.I rorf,.,... 49,. .i-
wish tbee. nlacae III i fi,r. ,.le, 49,,
snnaer ~. ~, m tHe. ~, ~ ~. 4.
~ End 81 ~ ofbe- bars tbev n,a,
NOT. =, r.uol, s..ners. ~ IVA 49,. u
~ ,,ori5 eeer,e srigl.f 49, 49,
when ~ sun ehines tome lo ~ n
- rsisrFs 80, ~, an IN m
sn5 snnebire Az goge-e sI,.a,,.-5.s-
.,,,-,.I,,.-,,,-.. $500
I-ror- e-narIe-.oe q can oou,na-e tl,o
$500. 100 ,-,--... ,-,....-.. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28

Miss Fuchs, who has been "a guest ~
Mr.. ana Mrs G. II. auckland FOR the
past i've months. and who has also
been one OF the valued members of the
clerical star la the Office on Governor
Carter returns 10 the mainland today
in the sOnoma. MISS Fuchs has had
O delightful Visit here
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28

~ this phase OF the question, Admirat
Melville writes me as follows:
More Of the casks have come through.
bat have not been found; while others.
no doubt have Leen found but NOT 70 4
ported There II no telling how long
the Gnsk found on Iceland drifted about
IN open water before II was cast
ashore. a ship drifting the same way
NJ doubt might have come through twt|
years earlier .. No doubt otherI
have passed around Cape Farewell
Greenland. and are now on the woGl
cO1st, ana n they are not picked I'd
viii eventually come south N
the Labrador current. We VIII yet hea
~ more ~ them,
Tho members were all delighted 81
tho HnrcGHH ~ the experiment, and the
hope mat, ~ Admiral Melville believe
VIII be- the case, they viii hear fror
more casks.
IN addition 10 discussing the cnakl
NJ Bryant gave n most Intorestin
inlk on ~ Month IN Hawaii" jnciud|
inK description ~ his ascent OF IN
YOlohnO ~ Mauna Lon. The talk wa
pfOfuHely illustrated with views take
~ NJ bryant, ana this brought vivid
" bHfJfs ne large audience the man
yfsnHs ~ country ana lifo In Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28

y, w. Nilyeri0n, after an ablo III
nUHbHn0Y NJ The once ~ Deputy c0uII
~ Attorney, f6hlgns ~ take tho DoaI
nm NJ thif1' Dsp1iy Attorney uaH
Hfal Ni
O"sso"s.o"s.o.s.o.s.o.ssc|
HD1t Agw IN liussil believe that N
NHfDdHnHia fDHHify Ia not N M col
bHi GHiy ~ iha beginning NJ her reI
ifDNLles 1be present upbeayal II
gigW MN u viii Yipe 9ul MAJ
standards, many conceptions HreHpiI
As nnn i0dHF n " i00 laie
bHifh iWggs lH liuasla They n
iNg fpiiNH, ihH Hfeai mhiofliy
Mo pnHme HHm lRn0fnd zoo l0i
iiNsslH " HfiuHiiY HnHhH, and .
has "a iHHg buD1Y HHd dlsggifoI
i0sd ~ fgFh infme sbp eaH blief (
aef Nui M fhs pnsapi rlags lieif
aifHHHrI iiNfi MOO ihHp W. wife y
bH HlHdN1 ~ ~ ibHl
NJ A. DfNEhH TgEhHkOf
Hgf W, 100
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
PRETTY WISE HORSE

PORTLAND. ore. May len the
service Of the local police is a horse
that openly violates some OF the ord
crn Of the venerable head Of the
department and frequently rebels
against ali Of them The horse iH
uned by mounted officer Hammers
D.. who until recently patfoled an
east side district lie would prob
ably stiil be patfoling this district
had not the horse taken a firm
stand after deciding that bridges
were dangerous things and that
the field where he shone most brill
iiantly Was on the west aide Of the
river.
The horses aialncilnation 20 cross
the river Was positive. At each Of
the four different bridges he baked
and neither the heavy spurs Of the
officer nor the severe whipping adj
mluiHierfd were able TO force him
across. On this side be e. an ideal
hofaa for an officer A. a result Of
his action chief Hunt has trans
fefred the horae and his owner to
a district on the west side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
PooLRoo@s MUST CO.

PORTLAND. ore.
ioaifooma must 20 h tbs .s is.-.
tne oregon Supreme CON-, soiet of
'lhian rendered vs-,s.s. ~ a de-
, ,,l on the State versus = ths
'esse 10 manager for 10 htass.
oi The warwick poolrooro "p p.'l.t
.,..iinEs were taken aga,rs 49, pro-
under The statute pr.ba. e'nat him
or eaa,. } hs court sustains tbs i ~
~ ,. court ana finds thai y - ie~-
,'yass7 ana rooiraoms are 1e,r,,ang
'"i - NE public Welfare a., !, ','l'f'
unasr. 'he definition 81 p1s, t eo'ns
-, 49, 'nas''oeh ~ they eneop W,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
The MARKETS

Western avenue Tuesasv :.
was exceedingly gule4 nofhing
win Mondays bunineaa a IA.
Australian onions reached ths y
ket Tuesday along Win I've .a.n
Of oranges Thres cars Of 49,. az
are due Wednesday. Tbe,. ' -.
no more second class posa,ess Z
me .,, market. Prom now on pois,d y
VIII be quoted a. select 49,. -
lower. AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Rssl Es,sts-con,lnusd.

70 years aao there vas . possibility
Of hoattir never becoming nffaf
, city but We have now 10. ba people.
for Ndn00 tl.n9 per week Invested
IN CloHe=in Southeast Seattle lots
sill make You rich II YOU hang %
ta them. because We will have a hnll
million people Ia Seattle h. ter
yenra Why let the bank invest your
navinFH and Hlve you only per cent
when YOU run al the Hsk II ~.
bank gees broke. you lose, COZ
yaut II u nuesecas, you 81 oi,l 80, -
money l. safer m lots because 10
one can steal them. Lots are only
sidewalks ia9A. only b NTH ride.
take WHhh 1t car TO HuuthFhHt b
attic. Seattle iiomeaeekcr 60.
q 300 i0-aero ranch. ] acres cleared
house, barn chicken houses Hprine J
mile from Richmond, ana near nat
lard.
8 so 20 acres close 20 Kingston, fine
house. 9 barns. b fruit trees. 2 acres
timber : COWS and team extra,
~ acres stump land. near klnEnfan
HhinFlo Mil cedar ana piiinF J 70
iW acres stump lands, waterfront
stream. near T. o. O.
Trade room new house lot toNie9,
fruit UseH. near ballard car. value
choice timber relinauiahment cheap.
i0 acres near Kingston waterfront
stump land, good coll u 80.
IOWA LAND CO.
toa Arcade BIDS Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

= PORTLAND. ore. May ie.-- .
= Another death can be- laid % =
= pr. oaler's advice. Wrapping .
q blanket around his bead. ~ q
. that the fiow Of blood would =
= not stain the cot or carpet. .
= George ". Belt. Of thia city. .
q killed himself az the residence .
q Of his nephew iaHf night by 4
q shooting himself IN the head. =
Belt came from Wisconsin .
= about a year ago. bat has been .
. unable to obtain work recently .
. on account Of his age. lie re- a
. Gently read the famous utter .
. auce q Or. osler and became n =
q firm believer IN the doctrine q
. that old men should be killed. =
= lie prepared himself for death .
b. DOMINIC his best suit and q
. shaving. BE left a pathetic 1T =
. tie note 10 his nephew and .
. niece. who we're very fond Of =
. him. saying that he had grown .
. too old 10 be % use In this .
. world and thought that he had =
. better Try another =
He waa buried today IN lone .
. Fir cemetery. =
$3.50 sssS s&ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
AT Ballard

Jacob SCHILLER who was struck
by an electric current few davs
ago. IL reported 10 be getting bet
ter aud has regained consciousness.
lie recognized several Of hla friends
Tuesday for the first time since
be was taken 70 the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

nEHr HOME BARGAINS IN STAT
TIN Easy TERMS beet lots 81
g. So money viii buy fine flHN
handy O. huul stores. car tine.
spring Watrf ripgd al uFsf one al.
altloui some finest Heli furnish iums
hFr Get money tn bus iIi on terms
Nofh Tor payment on few mar
HafN haMTa Also have umn each q
q and and 4-runm houses. tssl "a
II 80 monthly uF quarterly fAsts
mNutns Acre and and iu- acre traefs
- uNk AhNNH aHn extra bargains
Hufne al b. double before long ftp
nr~t ihi harEaiHs fnf fen DAYS fhEHs
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