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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

After peaae, what? Why, the Russian
ships are to be raised and added to the
Mikados navy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

All Chinhs are not to look alike here
after to government officials. So the
President says.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

The dovecote of the bird of peace is
officially located at The Hague.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

The Russian prisoners are fed on revo-
lutionary literature as we'll as on rice
and dried fish.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Wall street considers Grover Cleve-
lands remarks about stealing as posi-
lively vulgar.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Toxic seems to think the Russian bear
is playing 'possum.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Even the pastors who mildly support
autocracy are shot down in Russia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Peace odes and sonnets are more to be
dreaded than the ping of bullets.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Daily and Sunday Age-Horald. $500
Daily and Sunday, per month...,.... 10
Sunday Age Herald, per annum...... 200
Weekly Age-Horald, per annum.,,,,'.. lVV
STANDARDIZATION PAYABLE In advance.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
A Sin of Omission.

=
"I can not for the life of me UNDER
stand said a democrat yesterday who is
prominent in the councils of his party,
by what process of human reasoning Mr.,
7. II. Motion. the president of the Com
mercial club failed to recognize. in max
ing up the committee to arrange for, the
reception of President Roosevelt when he
comes TO Birmingham, the great number
of republicans of character, ability
wealth and social prestige that are to be
found here in Birmingham.
ut Is I fear" the democratic leader
went on, zone of those blunders that
are really worse than crimes. 1t Is OF
course incredible that Mr.. Notions
act was aetuated by personal or partisan
anirnosity. I prefer rather to think that
# was merely an error of omission, but 1t
is none the less to be deplored by reason
of that fact.
"Of all cities in the south, Birmingham
has easily the best class of republicans
In fact. to call the roll of men distin-
guished in every field of activity here
law. medicine. theology, finance, and the
manifold Industrial plants in or near the
city-is to mention the success of great
many persons who belong to the Pres
dents political faith. I hesitate TO mem
ton these names for fear of pointing out
to clearly the magnitude of Mr.. Mol
toms obtuseness.
And that isn't ALL continued the
democrat. president Roosevelt has
been most conslderate in his appointment
of federal officials in Birmingham and
throughout the state. Not to mention
Judge Jones of the United states district
court and Judge Roulhac, the United
States attorney, he has given us here IN
Birmingham other officials Of high char
aeter 1t seems to me that the President
should understand that Mr.. Notions sin
of omission in this matter is greatly re-
GREETED by our people here"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

The government is becoming yellow in
its money issues.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Enetered at the birmingham, Ala, post
office as seoond-elass matter under act
of Congress, March 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18
FROZEN THROUGH.

Mayor Weaver is welding the big site
now.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Washington Bureau Age-Herald. 1421 G
street, n. w.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

| Pdlhiii was ~ tAAOhs
The rapid rise and pronounced success
or Premier Rouvier is accounted for
he was a drummer.
| -.s.---
Russia may as well sign the paper,
for Oyama is the bulldog of the far east.
He looks the part.
|
Japan will send three diplomatic Togos
or Oyamas to Washington. She keeps
all kinds in stock.
After peade, what? Why, the Russian
ships are to be raised and added to the
Mikado's navy.
The Russian prisoners are fed on revo-
lutionary literature as we'll as on rice
and dried fish.
All Chinks are not to look alike here
after to government officials. So the
President says.
-
Wall street considers Grover Cleve-
lands remarks about stealing as posi-
lively vulgar
Even the pastors who mildly support
autocracy are shot down in Russia.
Peace odes and sonnets are more to be
dreaded than the ping of bullets
------s-----
The dovecote of the bird of peace is
officially located at The Hague.
-se-----------
Birmlngham's new passenger station
is to be spacious and fine.
Toxic seems to think the Russian bear
is playing 'possum
The government is becoming yellow in
its money issues.
Mayor Weaver is welding the big stick
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

cited crowd. Two lines were form
cd. mostly Of dapoaItora of the saw
lnRs Institution
WASHINGTON Dec IS Comp
trollef RldReIY. at Chicago. has
teleefaphad Secretary Shaw that
the situation has been o. ieved by
the clearing house committee. and
that Examiner BoHworth has been
appointed to control the run on the
three banks lie further guaran-
teel that the other banks viii pay
their liabilities
The iast statement u the closed
bank showed resources aud llnbili-
ties of the Chicago National vns
SO .a54. Ias ~. Of the Home Saw
ingH. s. ats f7ft3.
Walsh Resigns Presidency.
Walsh resigned the presidency Of
the Chicago National AZ meeting
OF the directors this morning.
Walsh was born In Ireland 81
years ago. and came 10 Chicago asa
clerk for ]. MeNal y. news dealer,
aud finally formed the American
News company lie Is Interested In
numerous enterprises. The comp
truiler Of the currency places the
bank failure principally upon
WniHh'n railway investments
Walsh was a factor IN politics. but
has been m fnf three months. and
the past week has reduced his vital
ftg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

PORTLAND Dec. United
States District Judge Charles T.
Wolvefton recently appointed 90
the federal bench for the oregon
district by President Roosevelt
owes his position 90 a letter OF rec.
contemplation that he wrote for a
friend xhp was "a candidate for the
office at time whom Wolvefton
vas not thought OF In this connees
ton.
After the death of Justice G. -
HelliuEer. Chief Justice Bean Of tn
state supreme court became a can
dldate for the vacant position and
aud bis friends made canvass ri
the bench and bar 81 the state 90
secure Inducements for him. Both
OF his colleagues on the supreme
bench. Justice Moore aud Justice
WnlReflou. responded with cordial
reeommendaflo Ions that he be Ap-
pointed
Justice Wolyerion'a Enforcement
Of his fellow turiat was particularly
earnest and hia letter Was 30 well
eaurhed that Il nt once attracted
the attention ~ the attorney Fensf-
Al. Co the writer rather than 20 the
man written about Tho president
Naa shown the lrtter. and was -
fasorably Impressed that an inquiry
wa started resulting ln connrma-
ton af the favorable impression
The outcome vas Wolycrian'a ap-
rainiment to The federal bench
If he had been less cordial and
iesa earnest In his efforts To secure
the appointment OF Justice Bean.
hia oen merits might have been
holly overlooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18
BANKS I'M a
BAD MEX-UP

CHICAGO. H.. Dec. 49, Three
banks belonging 90 John " Walsh
promotes are in trouble this morn
Ing
John X. WaHhs banks. the Chi
eapo National the Some Savings
aud the Equitable Trust and ASSOC
riafed banks IN Chicago. were be-
aieEed by angry depOHitora az an
early hour this morning.
The Home Savings bank especial
IS seems To be- the object ~ de-
mansa OF the small dcposli0ra Chi
eaFa bankers have guaranteed 10
make good every liability aud 10
pay every claim Private epeculn-
ton operations Ia railroads. coal
lands. auaffiea and other side lines
are said to be the cause Of The col
lapse
Comptroller Of Currency itidgely
has been IN this city for three
days Sunday afternoon be called
a meeting 81 other bankers in The
office Of President ForRan. ~ the
FirH National. which lasted from
. IN until 3 30 this morning.
The announcement WAS made M
4 o'clock that the National had fl6.-
600 0o0 IN deposits. the Home 81
600 oQd. all belonging 10 5000 de-
poallara.
The total liabilities Of the three
Institutions is 90 600 600
The directors Walsh. and the
bankers Of the city have turned la
In securities $4,000 O01. and have
guaranteed the remainder The
banks opened at the usual hour this
morning paid deposilors aud re-
ceiYed no money. the clearing house
being ia charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18
Jssu n. Walsh, millionaire Banker and
3. rrsmsfer Of Ghissgs Forced to the Wall
BY Bad Railroad Investments Eight
Thousand DepositOrs Involved

The failures had bad effect
upon speculative circles
Stocks opened weak and a. a
lower average. the losses ranging
from 20 per cent
Amalgamated Copper had a few
bad minutes. dropped - - when
10000 shares were dumped pre-
sumabiY bY Lawson. and then Il
dropped 10 a5ts The market became
dcmornilzed. then Copper rallied,
gaining per cent
One Of the heaviest losers In the
estate Of the late Martin J Russell
Mrs Russell had invested heavily
ia Waieh's private ventures
Stocks have almost wholly recOy-
cred az closing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18
BANKS ARE OPEN


CHICAGO. Dec. Is Bank Exam
liner Charles II B0HHQrih. with a
rirrlcnI force from the clearing
house. has taken the place resigned
hy President Walsh.
All the members 81 the clearing
house committee aud BosW0rth have
been elected directors HidReiy has
issued the following statement.
"a Misunderstanding appears 10
exist
,.rbe banks have not failed. and
have not closed their doors
-They were embarrassed BY In
vestnent Of large amount of assets
la unavailable securities.
They are atiI open for business
and every dollar WIli be paid i'm
mediateiy.
"Depositofs set their money read
ly b. the run continues.
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Fruits.

Pigs. per case. ts-ln bricks, Nf5.
setdiess figs. la-ib cartons. SibQUb 10.
white figs per 10, eHHtc; lemons
per case. N5uapN co. Wenatchcc apples,
per box. tigba&Zto. bananas, bunch.
3 iduAuo, native apples. box. 6scusl 81,
Cal. dfaVenstcinS, per box, itcusi,g3
parent apples per box, i5uq0c. snow
apples. per box. 81 a6fi3 0Q fancy ap-
pies. per box. 6acdfSao0s ounce. per
box. ieaNl.ze; pears, per box, spc4
u.oQ. native pears, per box Noo. ngs
sack. per lb &c; Museat grapes. per
kef. gafi 3aC Beedlcss Sultana G.apea
per crate. 81 0ht TokaN grapes. per
crate. It's; blacks. crate, 81 26di rs;
Hawaiian ptucapplea. per doz, ttb0Qf
tbo. hucheherIies per 10, &c; cocoa
nuts per doE. bose. Cal honey per
comb. itlsc, ncctarines. per box. DC;
pommegranatea. per box, $40, Jap
oranges. per bundle, fl.ga two crates
In each bundle.
EGGS.
Ron. per doz. s1a5ic. Eastern, per dos
Ranch eges, per de4, ssUi0c. ore
e6u2sc.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery. per ID, Mc.
Eastern creamery. bricks. per 10, PC /.
Eastern tub. per III. 2sd2sc, cooking,
per 10, itHlse. ranch butter, per 10,
i3afiSc. Wisconsin cheese twins. per 10.
burger, per ID Ice; hiuck swiss. per 10.
iiei young American cheese. per 10.
Sugar.
Dry rranniated. sacks. per 100 lhA
Boz fruit rranalated, SACKS per iol
6, per sack, Ss.6o; Exits g, per sack.
Poultry.
Dressed chicken. per 10 Ice i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

AUGUSTA. Ga.-By the railing OF
the old WEIGH house. with what was
known as the banging staircase.
{. removed from one 81 the most
famous memorials Of British brn-
taHfy during the revolutionary
var.
After the capture Of Charleston by
the British In 1850. they captured
Augusta. Colonel Elijah Clarke
raised a regiment 81 rflemen and
tempted 10 retate the town. The
british were assisted ny Indians. but
/ clarke had the advantage. and
finally COL Chas Brown. the British
commander. vas forced 10 take
refuge in the Welch house The
Georgia flflemen on September !
were taken in the rear By British
achievements. and left 30 prison
err in the hands 81 the British.
Col. Brown. slightly wounded. lay
/ in an upper room In the Welch
house. To him the prisoners we're
brought
Hang them he commanded.
+ every damned rebel % them. And
string them mp from the staircase
80 that I can see IL from here.
i They we're sfraug ed before his
owes. when Brown ordered that the
II remaining prisoners should be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18
The MARKETS


Vegetables.
Beans dry. per cwt. s. ga %. No
!. small whites. HSa. choice whites,
s. s.. large whites. t8tt: pink
beans s. q. bayo beans it0o. beta.
per sack. 81 %. parsuips, per sack
y. 90. carrots. per sack. saci turnipS
per sack. ac. lettuce. per box. 81 p /.
cauiiflower per doas N.A. garlic. per
10. &c. native green peppers. per box.
case. California peppers. per box.
ti.e5 parsley. per doE. Ebc; squash. per
10. 2isc pumpkins pr IA, lc. cabbage.
per lh. ic. tomatoes. per box, lpcNNl %,
cukea, per dox. fod2bcs chg plant.
per IA. Sc. celery. per dos Xfi
Nc. White river POTATOES, ton fl2uit,
sweet potatoes ia1 ihH, s. 5ni yellow
banker onions. cwfs. 81 #ali a., Walla
Matln onions. sack. 4nc, cucumhtrs,
doz. Sc1l2iao Yakima fancy potatoes.
per ton. tlsHaa. crauherrirs. per Dbl
$3.50. Boil peppers. $40 ~. cram
berries, per crate. $40.
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Walsh Refuses 10 Talk.

Walsh arrived nt bis office at
about &. huf refused To talk
lis brother law ColUnei J q.
Cooper. president Of the National
Horse Exchange. said depOsitora
would BE- paid In full bat didn't
knuW how the stockholders would
fare
chief Collins was present with a
detail Of police. directing the eN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

LOOKING BACKWARD. bal abaut
two Noata from nov. Fau viii 49,
WHY bipN n j bus or ia acres
out urHr fhr Everett futtfughau
when Z could have bought fnr one
quarter what thrY are worth today
Ne have mst subdl,idsd one 81 iHa
best quarter sections along the llna
Just little caHh down aud eaA
monthly payments will Secure nue
- thsse traetn Better 50 uut afui
i RouERr MAtTuY.
wa'Hp-a,i Alaska Hlds 4
THESE Arr FINE
I acre tracts ~ rhulrr soft only 81
minutes ride from tity. with side.
walk 90 car Price ula Co fap8 per
tract. uu very easy ttfmH
CHARLES 81 ADAMS.
ho colman BLDG
BICH ALDER BOTTOM very easily
CLEARED several b-hrrr tracts aHf
near The intcrurhan, $50 sseh eaas
ROBERT MAIrnY.
pia1AhWi Alaska uidE, II
tsoa PER ACRE
acres az HsorHetowu. short dis
lance from thr brewery All fine
land and surface cleared IL
sLETfENGHEN a AuNELf.
80 kidney hlk
cALwEtL a SMITH
iiim
asaefr tract. fhs best iu the valley
half bottom land alashed aud burnt
acre ~ upland cleared cabin 81
fruit trees. nu county fuad half mite
60 hrntun Junction.
1919 Alaska Rlda
Main esi, s9i
81 acres water front. - acres Ia naa.
tnfr. 3 acres iu Earien T. acres Ia
iaaa around hpHar. good dairy ard
rhtchfn ranch combined A small
getiasr rpqi house barn and four
eslleut quality Price tiao pef aefe
Dor acre tracts or farms eeme aud
see ua We rnf q large tiat
HtnMRkOg 8 EntCksoS.
no Washington hidK
NEw GARDEN TRACTS
80 for fuli arrrH
80 10 ffn Zoe fine large CLEARED water
front tracts. an readf Tor saftaHs
lns,.. ~ -, nS ,,, r ,o, e sii y ssH p
the rieh nusamiHh Valley Terms
- cash. 8 uef month pei Hefr Take
an ear for Rifrftnu Station uf nee
ksnien ar nr eaii Ca " 4 fattsH.
- Pacific nlk -
WHY Don't Yor - oat nov and
tuF Nns Or TAO ~ thuaf kaaeFn tracts
near the uEW Etrrru fnfefufhHu
hT read viii auuu a. finished aa lar
40 tile pfortriY amd sou hnoN hos
that all WHhs prices jump Gusns
60 The mffifp Hud set plat ana fais
p4ffieuiarH
honERr MAfTHY.
HtsNMsNt AiaHha nidE III
A PINE ntN
% acres 20 best alder i4nh a htna
euautf afahsd reads sidnNalk -
ear, uuiF ~ minutes ride g. f'lensef
slfuafe pfirr $50 lff acre. ca FsfF
raaf terms.
CHARLES 4. AnAMR
- rpiuau HiaF
NEw Plat FAET niVFHroS Gait
nE~ TRACTS DIV NJ =
Ezus faf fun arfr tracts. iaFEs NaeFf
ffant fFarts firarrf ard readF ~
ffap. from ~ to So a tract. terms
g. tash ard o per- mHnfh
q n &lDfiuiS 81 tntaH iflA
BARGAIN YOUR ACRES level tahd.
good FaiL nFarig nii CLEARED. urN z
Fnam house barn aHd ghirtsn hnalsst
fen minutrs Naih from Ear. fi.aa
sash terms
nDnEHT MALrmY.
gig xssNi AiaeAN hldN III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18
New York Stocks Hurt.

NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-iocal
bankers do not anticipate troub .
here a. a result o. the Walsh bank
faflufea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

chickens. 10. i2sae. spring chickens,
per N. lSc: old hens. per 10. lSc.
dressed turkeys, per ID. iSuzse; live
turkeys, per 10. 2ee; geese, per 10. ,so:
ducks. per 10. i9cs Wild ducksetao shrd
ducks. per 10. iae. old ROSTERS. &C.
Meats
Dressed steers. per ID. ss4dec. dressed
mutton. 5isffSe. dressed pork. k%cs
dressed lamb, size. live steers. s. Is
per cwt. live sheep. tlaa per cwts live
hogs. t6s5 per cWt. live veal. 5000
| 100 per cwt, live lambs tS0sO per
Reported for The star by Down
Ing. Hopkins X Co. brokers, Alaska
building
CHICAGO. Dec. is. 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close
Dec. S4s-4. SIS rs. Sc rs.
May. SIS s-S. S7s-S, 81 as TO 81 Ia.
July. So L.. So -, 81 s-4 to 81 rs.
/ Corn
Dcs.. a. TO Is.
do old. As i-e.
May. a lie, 81 TO a Is. a to A is.
/ July. Is 10.
Oats
Dec. a rs to IS.
May, 80 as. 81 IS. 81 IS to 80.
July. 80 ID
! Pork
Jan, 1919.
May 1892. 1890. 1882.
Liverpool-wheat closed: Dec.
Is IL l-2d May. 6s 10 SID.
NEW YORK. Dec. 49,. 1906. =
Anal. Copper. 100. % L.. rs Ia.
Am. sugar. ISL is 14S rs. 1hf.
II. II. r.. SIS rs, 50 i-2, IS lis.
Peoples Gas. loo 81. loo. log SIS
Met. 12l II. ft9 is. 100 "a.
u. S. steel, 81 81. 81 is. "a ga
U. S. S. ptd.. i04 IL, 1903 "a. i04 t-2.
Atchlson, sc IL. IS f-2. Sc i-2.
n. a O.. il2 Is. III Is. Ill IA.
Can. Pac. la IL. IL. 17S L..
Erie. AZ is. &c SIS. a.. -
l.. q n. 15i II. 1ao. ISL.
Mo. Pac., t02. l0t. le1 81.
Penn. 40 t-2. $50 SIS. 40 as
Reading. isT. RS i-e. 1a6 IL
Rock Island. % rs. Il rs e rs.
So. Pac.. &C IL. 65 IL, &C.
81. Paul. It's i-2. lie IL III -
Tn. Pac.. Ia is. ell is. lfS -
Illinois Central. Ia SIS. n
IN. Y. Cent. tt6 "a. Ia rs. lf6 "a.
Sales TO noon, $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

Inxts0 corner. unulstrtfrtaa 4lrW. /
hifsa 90 ear g. sN. terms
@NtsN Nnrurr ~ Ward aua fih Ave-
North. improvements aii i.aid. s -
part cash.
s-faan n0slefu new hnnaa. / has.aa
from car. Queen AnnF tfiii g. 80
So raHh. balance sasg terms.
ssrfsum house en car ilnf tnf E1aaaf5
4lsH. So cash. balance tffHin
trHssm nHn mnsirfu cottage. lsitza -
car. MIC $50 cash. lsaianzs 10
per mouth
f-Faam cHtiass good yiew 81 %. tiaa
rHsh laiancr 80 peg fuuuth
> lots nuu tsrfrin NuHaf. iHtH HiI
cleared house years aid - s
mite from car. Sidewalk o. property
pflff e. art fen rHrh. f.ltanfe - PET
meath uil pait ~ sos NAnt q HlHs
euHutfF hufur snN tet - iu fna sItH
Ynu can flnd ruthiuE better
tsAuta and hmaU h0uaHH aa fsHHHHs
f.ake. lots CLEARED and xfuhtisd q Hs'
cash
~ lots. bioeks from car. at gFesm
LAKE. $50. rawy terms
nice lots ON 10th Ave. West. So.
raay terms
, tots un 10th Ave Wests 81 COO
: nice intH On gih Ave West 49,. aaHE
terms
: lots 90 Ban Ave West. aaa
azfuam new moieFn hnnHa 90 TYLER
Ave gupd view improvements ali
paid ffs and 500 each. balance -
per month.
81 90 g. loan.
D. n nYEHs a CO.
Gi9 Arcade bids
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Asr..a. ror s.I..
FIVE AcRE rRAcra

~ ~ N'iNf IltAtia.
kHAH BALLARD AND NEAR
SEATTLE cry ltMfTg
ONLY futN uIOgka PROM
CAR LIME
FINE ifiOlitANb HDfL. NEAHz
~ CLEARED rNfCn $40
PER ACRE WILL MAKE
TsNMH
WE SECURED ONLY % ACRES
OF titiN NEARLY CLEARED
LAND. AND A GOOD rot
rtnN on THIS Has Al
READY hEkN SOLD.
TEN ACUER 81 ma.
Just north of Grrpu Lake. on Main
county road. near l4iA mill. HaoH
alder land with stream through
t. LOOK INTO TINS
lETrlf a. SON
Arcade ildE itlg fnd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

Immediately put to death The
indians masaaered these in the yard.
Brown having his cot moved TO the
front window SO that he could enjoy
the spectacle from a box seat, as II
were.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18
Star Want AID. Agencies

c. y. Lehndrotf, cigar store, elS
Second avenue.
Quaker DRUG stere. iots First Az.
enue.
y. y. Mullen. 81 Ballard avenue,
onpcaite city halt
Fremont Dew Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue
Thoa. Harris. At postettice, Rem
iiSa uastlaks. uaalaks orua CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18

samuel cohen. a. died yesterday.
tie II the father OF Lewis A. Cohen,
Of Helena. Mont. and Mrs. jas.
Roaeuthal aud Almont Cohen, Of
Seattle
Leave urder for candles now and
avoid the rush Haynes. -"
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AUCrioNEgns AND ArpHAiagns
v W. TsFinr Company. FfnHHaa alzes
tinuFrra FtE htegu Years HaNeFsezIa#
81 lcwrifY and Esnsfsl mafe haHHlas
business Sales taken ta N4ahla8s
ton. brrRun. California and aaiufns
ina states and Nrtiish Columbia Adj
dresa flis Eleventh. AVE = p 81
phone Ind ~ sast sanftie. wash A.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-18


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