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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-26

One big show case full OF Mems Felt Hats,
odds and ends, and samples Of 500
u $3.50 lines extra special In this sale yO~
Mems finest $500 Felt Hats, all G.
shapes and colors, sale price. $500. VlsSO
Children's 400 Felt Hats. 49,. go. &c
Big assortment Of Mems and Boys
Caps at harvest sale prices
% 90 Suitcases, sale price 49,. :. Qls4S
Toe Umbrellas, 90 at. SO(
Mems and Boys 35c hea DOL
Gloves or Mittens, In this sale ....... ~
Mems and Boys 75c honeycombed -.
Sweaters sale price. e. ............... fSC
Mems or Boys all wool $3.50 Sweat.
ters, in variety OF color, sale price go. Wv
Infants 40csoft sole Shoes, rec, black -
blue, pink or tan, sale price. ....... ZCN
Chidren's .75c handturned Shoes, neatly
made, black, red or tan, sizes to s. also don.
COLA kid shoes, sizes to g. extra spec.
ial, in this sale SO(
Mems $3.50 kid or calfskin Shoes, d,
lace or blucher, sale price. .VlsvO
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-26

Ladies' sl.75 dongols kid lace shoes, this lot
includes one line Of warm lined q, q
shoes, IN theharvest sale st.......... V1sJS [
Ladies' swell %. 50 dress shoes, latest STYLES.
patent leather and kid, large selec. G.
tion, harvest sale price :. ........ VZs4S !
Mems finest lace, bucher or button Shoes.
very latest styles iu vic kid, patent leather or
box calf, genuine handwelted soles,
real A.0Oshoe In every way, now. VZ.O5
Boys solid leather satin calf shoes, good
strong wearers, special prices
Sizes 0 to Is 1.2. 81 m
Sizes l to @. 81 Ok ,
oiZesS LIZ 10 l-2........ ............$l.45 ,
Misses and Children's warm lined shoes
good kid Vamps with patent tips, solid leather
throughout
oiHeS q " D. Observation-Disclosures, zoe
sizes IL TO g.. ..................o Doc
sizes ". 10 ll.......... -. ...... $I25
Sizes II l.2 to .SL45
isses and Children's solid leather dongola ,
KID lace shoes, special harvest sale price
o'~eSo W o''''... ............... Csc
Sizes IL to H.. CSC
oiles IL IL 10 I......... ......, Sx.xS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
BARRIERS ARE
EXAMINED

A a result Of the state examlna.
ton Of barbera now being held at
the court house. there was grand
rush % tho ianitor'a room this
morning. where score ~ knights
OF the blade administered ehaves
and haircutn 10 all comers. The
examination ~ a quarterly affair
aud all BARRIERS are called upon 10
display their ability.
In order 10 make anything from
tho examination. an amount IN ez-
cess OF 800 must be taken In All
over this amount goes 20 the ex.
aminers. and the remainder 20 the
state For this reason strenuous
endeav0r WAS made 30 capture All
tho business IN night and hardly a
man IN tho building escaped the
clutches 81 John" the busy Jan
lloy working for the benefit Of the
BARRIERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
STANDARD Oil
DEFIED COURT

on record a copy Of tho a,,.,
trust agreement Of 1882 whlch n
The beginning Of the oil trns, T" "a .aa
oua Oh companie4 placed fha,s ~
fairs Ia the han 1907 nine ~, ~
The trustees we're J. ~ Books,a''s,ss'
Q. II Payne, VIM Roekcfe,,,.sDef,
4 itentWick II M. Flarler \, !.
Warden, Chaa Pratt p.s Z. =.
Brewhler John AHhbold 'A'a'a
The agreement stated ~,
trustee was entitled 10 asla.est h
exceeding $4,000 annually ~ re-
president Of The board wa W. y ~
f5e. 900, that The trust eboa,S -
tinue during the lives of Nv pn'
Yivor Or survivors of The t ~ ~.
fnmed and for u years ibs,aa sssss
and that the trust could hi ,@
mated after ton years on tw,. 1s1l
vote bf certificate holders =, 'a as.
one year on 80 per cent vo,s amer
KELLOGG showed By TlIIo,a !.
Rockefeller owned a fourth 'aAi
reofganized hundred million a,.' -
corporation so'hf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept. is.-Never
has so large and enthusiastic a
crowd greeted an incoming vessel
~ thar which covered every avail.
able foot u ground and overlooked
into yachts. tugs and skyscraperH
wherever there was a chance to zee
the marvellous quadrupleecreS tur.
bine steamer, LnsitaniA. when she
wormed her way 10 her dock al the
end Of her flrat trip across the Al.
lMnflc
uaiiy decked with flags from
stem 20 stern. che came In all her
majesty np the haFbor. Statutes
from every steam vessel IN the bay
were answered BY the blasts from
her powerful -EirpnB and as she
dipped the Union Jack AFT. cheers
arose from the throats Of countless
Thousands
Capt Watt sore a broad smile
when he greeted the ports officials
i am delighted with the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
NINETEEN YEARS A Local
MAIL CARRIER

A man who remains In the EN-.
ploy OF a certain firm for eight OF
ten years Is regarded az steady
man by his business associates. and
Il Is generally an exceptionally
well paid position that n man must
hold TO induce him to remain
steady for double that time; yet
Lincoln r. Hall bears the reputR.
ton Of being the oldest carrier IN
the employment Of the local post.
office. and the double distinction
Of having seen the longest carrier
service In Seattle
Mr. Han. who lives al 1909 East
Alder st., and who M present de.
livers mail In the Arcade building.
entered the employ Of the govern.
ment ia Seattle In April. 1855, just
four months after the local carrier
service was instituted. His beat
then covered an extensive portion
Of what would now be classed as
two days route. aud was Ia what
is now the business district Of Sc.
attic
According 70 Mr.. Halls own
story, the carrier system at the To-
cal posloffice was established on
December 10. 1887, the residents Of
the city before that time calling az
the postoffice for their mail just as
do the residents OF small rural
communities who do not live Tar
enough out 60 reap the advantages
Of the modern rural carrier service.
The postofflce was then located
on old Post ST.. near Nosler way
J r. Jones. Reese brooks, J. shy.
der and Duke" Henry were among
the first four carriers TO enter the
carrier service. and Mr. Hall fol
lowed In April, iSSS. He was there
fore the fifth carrier In the de.
partment No more than five car.
riers were allowed then by the
postal authorities at Washington.
With the exception OF ono or two
years Of work In the interior of
the department Mr.. Han has done
outside work continuously since he
went TO work for the government,
and during the 10 years he has
covered every part OF the city. J. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
10y United prsss.l

NEW YORK. Sept 49, Wesley
Tilford. the Standard OH com.
pany's treasurer. was loday's first
altnons IN the oil hearing no gave
the early history ~ hla connection
with the trust which he joined IN
1852.
Ten years later be- became a
trustee and trust attorney iie nd.
milted that during the eight years
Of the liquidationa the dividends
from the subsidiary companies were
paid 10 the trust certificate hold.
era. This point " important az the
Ohio supreme courts order Of 1892
demanded the trusts dissolution.
Attorney KELLOGG tried 30 show
that the trust Was conducted IN
open DEFIANCE OF this order. Til.
ford said thai the officers Of the
Hub-companles we're elected 81
stock taken out and held by Indi.
vlduala
kelIo-g IL making efforts 20 get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
CLAIM ALIBI
FOR DELI.

BELLINCHAM. Sept is.-At.
torney Abrams. for the defense IN
the Dell trial. finished his argu.
mcnt this morning The argument
vas that the state had proved an
abb for Dell when q showed the
handkerchief taken from the
mouth Of Addic Roper belonged to
Harry Watts lie said the prose.
cution failed 20 prove that Dell was
implicated aud that the crime was
committed by Watts and another
man whose Identity IL unknown.
Prosecuting Attorney PerlnFer
began his argument and the case
viii so TO the jury this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

be said. -and We would hars
smashed al records but for the fox
Notwithstanding. Il was a remark.
able trip. and Is b. no means ~
best the Lusitania can DO. VIA
fair weather she will clip several
hours off the best record
The Luslisnla Is 100 feet lorg
and S. feet broad. she has H.
placement OF 5000 tons On "a
draft The horsepower 81 hsr to-.
bine engines IL So. 200. sks can al
commodafe $50 firNtclass. set &c
ond-eiass and i.aoo thIrdclass a.
sengers and a crew OF from so 10
500 Her average speed sas slfi
knots lzs.0i miles, per hour.
Against the Deutschlsnd's record
of z24f knots on her fastest tia
the Lusliania lost I.ss knots 4.
hour. but she beat the Druisek
lands maiden effort BY ia kno1
and Was only ~ minutes behind
the shore 10 shore record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Lyon was postmaster when NJ
Hall entered the service A.
Brooks. who Is stu IN Seattle ~
lowed as postmaster
Mr. Hall has seen many changes
in the city; has seen men nets
fortunes and others lose them ~
expresses himself as content . g
on as he has for ~ years, and e.
poets To continue indetlnlte'F -
long service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
MYSTERY IN
SUICIDE

NEW YORK, Sept ls.-Ths =
quest into the suicide Of lohn y
Trommer &c, hea Of the Eve
green Brewing Co. OF WilllamsoaA
may reveal the name Of the yoaas
woman for whom the young ns
nonairo Is believed TO have 'sAsl
his life. -.
Trommor's relatives want Y hs'f
the girls name from the case. "
The story is that Tromnisi VI, "a
loved the young woman from 49, w
hood. became engaged 70 hes 80
was finally compelled 70 conss. .s
20 the breaking OF the epsasea'-'
hy the girls mother n.
Locking himself in-his noar :"
turned on the gas and plaasss s., \
carving knife tNfce inio aus u'''
lie died alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
tan JURORS FOR FORD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 10 The
task Of completing the Jury 10 Try
TREY l.. Ford who ia accused 81
brihinR supervisors 10 vote Ia favor
81 granting United Railroads over.
head trolley franchise resumed this
morning when court called to or.
der this morning ten jurors were In
the box. nine OF whom were final.
y accepted and sworn, the tenth
being temporarily passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
PROPERTY OWNERS.

The street committee 81 the city
council Is ia session this afternoon.
the principal transaction being the
discussions Of tho Jackson ~.
property holders against ths levy.
inR Of an assessment against them
for the grading 81 Jackson Ut.
Many property holders are IN A..
tendance They claim that mas.
much as they have been awarded
damages for injury 20 their prop.
erfy By reason Of the rcgrade. they
cannot be- forced 10 pay an assess.
meut for an improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SEWERS ORDERED REMOVED

An alternative writ OF mandate
was filed this morning ordering the
city Of Seattle TO remove certain
distractions on property owned BY
George T. and Elsie J. Aust Sew.
era Il ~ alleged have been con.
strucied across the property. and
although ordered removed ia DC.
tober of 1904, the city has 80 far
dlaobeyod the instructions OF the
frtfrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SvAMPED.


PORTLAND, ore, Sept 20
because Of a passenger car shorts
age on the part OF the Southern
Pacific, 5000 people ala not At.
tend Portland day az Salem AZ the
state fair that had planned 20 do 80.
Tho Southen Pacific was ewamped
and unable "a take over 1000 pas
aengcrn ia two specials which were
largely composed of ancient cars
Thee railway officials frankly adj
miited that they had no cars. and
were ia uo way prepared for the
rush OF traffic 90 Salem, although
they have been advertising a spe
elai low rate TO that point for this
date for some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
DRUGGIST is
FINED $50

J. Meland. druggist conducting
a store az Third ay, aud pike ~
vas this morning fined $50 IN the
police court for selling liquor with.
out 4 license
Attorney George Revelle. who de-
Tended the druggist. scored officer
Jackson. who q ~ claimed. used
bis friendship with Moland 10 get
him 10 sell the intoxicant. and then
proceeded to arrest him for the
act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
NEW STEAMSHIP ARRIVES.

T4 steel crow steamship Vadao
which was roconHy purchased from
20 wogian coSapany by the Boa
ooWil1 Steamship company has mr..
rived III Victoria from Liverpool
She IN TO be used with iheoventure
Ia the trade north from Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
WILSON REPORTED in
DYING CONDITION

Jas. r. Wilson. who was injured
in the automobile accident which
resulted IN the death Of A. T. Van
Dc vantor. IL reported 20 be In a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
foLosAN Az YoKoHAMA.

Advices received A0tay ID athe
Merchants Exchange state thHt the
German steamship TOlosan has ar
rived az Yokohama, The vessel car
rlsd flour from this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SIT UP AND TAKE
N0TICE--EVERYB0DY
ts,sr Special ssrvlee)

SPOKANE. Sept ls.--Aa a re.
ward for keeping hts stretch 81
track IN splendid condition. WIN.
lam swanlon. a section foreman on
8s~ifeai Northern. has been given
H. hpofiation 10 ireland for him.
kAif and family. lie has been sec.
too foreman tor 10 years on the
It's with headquarters ~ ChlwRu.
40 and during this time there
les newer been wheel broken on
NE AllxlMlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
70 CARRY LUManR.

The Norwegian steamship Thode
Fagelund, has been chartered by
J. ! Moore A co 10 carry lumber
from the sound 10 Australia with
tbs spring fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

dying condition at the Seattle Co
eraI hospital late this afgernccc.
lie Is 10 violent AZ lines ibst
Il has been found necessary b
keep him IN a straight Jacket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
WOMAN GIVEN HEARING

Eva Dean. charge with $500 s..ss
SA00 from Ben Williams = IA
given a preliminary hsailu s,sn
Judge Gordon's court ihis $3.50
noon. Tho woman has been P'"''
under $500 bond. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
MAKE WAITING LIST.

Because Of the many applications
receive by the chamber OF com.
merce for the business mems ex.
cursion strip, about 20 applicants
have been put on the waiting list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
FLAME
BAPTI|


ne new 1
s.~.aanfh av|
-. !. .hs|
" Il
q saH
tie prompt 4
.ozfsment pr|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

chae. q Burton. comman6erln.
chief % the @, A. r.. IL revenue col.
hector at Kansas City. lie has
served on the bench and was a mem.
Der Of tho btth congress. Com.
mander Burton was horn al Cleye-
land. O.. IN 1876. and enlisted at the
hge % IS. lie was admitted 20 the
bar AZ Warren. O.. and moved 10
Missouri. where he speedily made
a name in legal circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

tssar special ssrviee.)

HfToRiA. Ore. Sept is-Phlilp
HlHiama. labor agent OF the katai.
- Railroad company 81 Southeast.
en- Alaska. - in Astoria to secure
zeef laborcrs aud has opened a
WutIosArY office. where appiiea.
ton viii ~ received until 8cptem
HsFf 20. when shipment Of men
sid railroad material will BE- made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

John Holman, nm Austrian labor
en- was arrested today by Officers
Mayou and Landen. and viii face
a charge OF passing q forged check
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

NANNNt hNhFr fNNN -
To The Main ieso, Ind
iisa The star will ~All and col.
lect the bill and will seRS to
yci the answers 60 Year al
VI en- addressed Care The star
RATES ron cLAsslrIEp
AnNl1u tHleip
Wanted. Lest aud Eound. Ter
Rsat, Ger sale. ete.l oae csat
a Nera.
s~roNs wAvefrn Ans,
~ wards 1Nss ft@ss - as
Centa.
Seven &erds or rraetis@ Of
WEEDS Go the line. cash hrs ad-
vance when charged 60 aet
eeunt actual numher Of linas a.
Get viii be ceuut4a Minimum
hiu for an I'D" IS ecnta nal,
lars Want "A Agency, y n
Mullen, tsi ballard Az, opn
CITY Wait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
DIVORCE is ASKED.

Frances r. nahbige has filed a
petition for divorce from Augustus
W habbldge ON the ground Of non
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
ANOTHER OIL COMPANY
~~w 10 ON ANXIOUS SEAT.

NINNDfAY. ohio. Sept 10 A suit
ID dat the Manhattan OH company
fkbA doing buHlnoaH IN Ohio was
InH IN the circuit court today by
q Hccutof Davidnwho has charged
Tho company wiiT operating 10 De.
fiaiWe 60 the antitrust laws OF
Oht Tho Manhattan ~ said 10 be
a i4anch OF the Standard on com.
nan4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

$500, Easy Terms, Lots
sarsa q uaisua,y In isanisss ssal-
wAsHfNaroS ALASKA ca.
al rifsi Ave -fs
w. 10Tn H1GT@
f4sts ron f.hnpa hopEuN cor.
dssh Sstlses ,'s 81 rna a5 !, ''s'
ss,ss Son hy2N monseaS e.oTf..
c1sT BALANCE tlt rEH nosra
wfNNiffr Mos
NOON lea GOTHAM NM r
roN sAfK
tfnarn. nsw, mgasrn FettaHs 80 ses
~. FfsFnnHi hssfins fruit trees ! tlaf 4
lss nar.a ssnh A.fss9 IA Il ;
PCT Aala AZ zee % pfasasad eaF ilHe.
te iats and Eft hnBses u4ft Jaw usus
iets = ttth a. 1Fasn ta4e NfAHA
viFnlt la Re j
MADISON On nApnoNA cAWa
1atf - ft8t. tsfns 20 lets wesi -
tisi~ ,Af,isdpn pEAfrr 4 t.oAN co
az 40 naut Hdr Aais ttlf lee ttag
tiEw LOTa MAN YNf1NnsfTf
Al ln Aswn frltss fift - fte<. -
- HNNI NNA| o." w Eaf MHHt4a en-
TWO sea ser Two faf rras sat nsa
Zee Sow ti.lains wiH PASS ihfassA ne
fsTERNAfiovAI BOND = RrALrr
itss AHssFiesA nank nee fHd sss
SEVERAL VIEW uuts#EH
90 fnNfua tftf 10 ffte cash tats
sass f.EaN than rent 49, - 81 aman ~
ihia Alnl ~ hasNalna defs Has iMh4 fene
thN MHMANtpM ~ BOND a HNN4Tf
Go
1893 Amesisan naak nism, tna ssts
FHf a4is~k 1IrF3sa he1ss fif5 4 ~
per mentA sfqpHt Ftut ifsf 1854 ~
VACANT HAr4AfN8
esfnsr. ftstte rfenilns wsshinafaa
fsfk ana teasstafd pfits suif taazi
isfnfs
ossna siss 90 IN Nsfth Broadway
fisffist ti.tte. sssy isrus
We hsss sasn. nee srars
nrHHoS a CARLSON.
~ Narlaa Block
Ehanre Malu nftfI fnt tfTt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

asms cleared balance 81 fsaead aHa
slashsd and seeded good pHfis small
hauas. harm. FAitkua hpuse eff iHrfHhss
enW chickens ttnnt so fNfts cedar
pfice ti,iee. half cash. balance suaa
tsfma
f0NraNrN a wEuHknK
tfk Arcade NihE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
eRetN lake

blocks 90 car nu0 stores. tltn ff4i
cash Terms on balance cali un fnafl
deuta HiR North flRt Phone North asf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

I MATUUF]
|..,Iley took
|ns.1sssdesllna|
/. a
vhea u u lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

FARMS AND AOREAuEa
$780, ACRE LOTS
AtqLarchmont, opCar
Line, ! Hour From
TACOMA cirY HALL
rrnn nnsr SOIL AND rttn nnsr
o. ornMAN ANpMcAN LAND
COMPANY
TACOMA. wAauINaroN
rHoNH eaar sfttp
Chicken Ranch
81. 600 80 acrs farm. EW mites from
depot and Take Washington boat lard
lnH on road between seattle aHd Ever
weftNdsf soed timber Z reaae hauas and
outhulldinEs. 4 COW. calf 70 chickens
terms
LoNRaREN a wgpMkuk
zee ArCsde hide
IN ACtN dANnFN rUAefa
AT nff MnfNfh. WASH"
"uhtsN Titf9E LEtf"
"HPECtAL FREn fNCuRHtuN. Sun.
DAY. SEPT SIND
Finest Eafdenlns oid in Washington.
located fiahl lu tha hort "a hfs Meines.
the only waterfront town hetNssn seat.
ile aud Tacoma. teo blocks ffam the rev
asa ttia Tacoma Short line tntsfufhsn
The price ~ theso tracts tif }eA baf
pawl 70 ons hall what they viii sell
for in three months SPECIAL EASY
TERMS No sure ana eAll a. uur etftcs
" erdvf o. secure maps prices. and uehs
pra MotNrs LAND CO.
toi iiinthlrY iNughs He
wa HAVE THEM.
YARNS ana ranches near Seattle IA
coma Eyyfstt M Nefuon end iisillna
ham. kua also lrussnf Irrigated fruit
tracts Hundreds Go select from Naii
au us before fua buy
LoNrutES 4 wEnaAHK.
asa Arcade MES IL
iEs MONIES
Or tsarra tracts at this beautiful
little town. NplaHdfd Hatrf fisH. close 10
school dafk and posfafnfa. otH give
coed iefms an this property fur sale
hulF ~ HuafNns Hfes ttf hsnAsfs
Trust iHdE Tacoma, wash. Fhnnfs
t8tet. Home A.atet a-ts -
OWNER Nrnps Mosex and vim
sell bic 4o acres near hFHt az eafs
EkiHi 5 anrta cleared balance pasture
irgam hsuss. iafss bafa. efshaFai
n0nfnr MALrmY.
fip.1sa N4i Alaska uiAK saA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
YUKON is HOLDING

The LEGAL officials ~ the White
Pass a Yukon route today receiv.
Cd the following adyices from skAg
way' Yukon river r. holding fairly
veil AccordinE 20 opinion ~ ali
should be sood until Oct 2. Perish
ahlea must arrive here not later
than Sept. 70 20 insure shipment
10 Dawson"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
WEST SEATTLE.

iffNusnrnr Weiahtn addition ta wssl
seattle. isi.arrs tracts 1900 rssf terms
zee. kluNahurf. ntl.fa American unnA
bldg Both phones ffi f0.ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
$1,000
ACREAGE
MAGNIFICENT
5-ROOM COTTAGE

0iuas iq school ana . car nnss on a
fine iai 30 o. wide bF iat r.. in aeplh .
a HWaN farm boz thr back ward Fhs
aaffeGs iH brand nna never been nafn.
pied strictly modern throughout uinoa
fur furnace Hii modern plumhlnH gas
and elesific NGhtai has rooms haHlAeH
bathroom. pantry, closets hall etc The
price 70 one NJ the most Httrartlea feat
ufaH. uuif if.hnN taon cash. nua che hHf
Hurr nt $40 per month ft IraH than
the house Wil rent far
JOHN ft nOWufsH Is GO
COZ American nhuh building
10th Phones
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GOOD
GROOM HOUSE

b Faur lots. good rrchard ana sooa QUE
ha.iainFs prloo g. 500. terms y eash
laHs ballard car 60 sicop "a ~ owner.
feel flise nF. afssa
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1Nysniisns developed aed perfected. Hsvs
| feu ~ ldraf u may Ne worth q. go -
niafe Let We help Yau. That i our
Ftrst ave II
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40 caah ana very easy terms on the
balance WIZ secure you one W the finest
I've aero tracts at Bca Molnea on the
ueM lHtnfnfunn. irirN bl.A1H Abstract
mfnlnhhd With perfect tltls
cHAH E AnANg
400 Goldman Hidg ar
LOOK Az THfH
Hhli sore ~ wHHaHN land. af min
uie1 ON lnierurlun only 5000 $3.50 cash
NHitncf we monthly AZ materiai Or the
I"Hnn fnf sflnIn house THE work
ni enc man 90 days would make thla
PROPERTY Nalin more than ti 600
hNH-A flDlfD HEALTHY q LOAN co
nlf american Bans Hlda
WIN lIl lnd ftl9 -10afI
ni Hai0 hIf room fat near pike.
$500, room flat 90 Union neat Tfh $500
room ilai must Hoii $500 gfh6 eHah
spl ienpiea Bank building. main 1891.
tAH' PA4@ Up
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BLACK LOAN
5-ACRE TRACTS

s ard io.aere fsmrhrs level fieh SSH
nsar wharf hlEhiF improved district
TERMS Csc urf acre s. fash Ell ma
Last eErursi1n Gpea q. m. AandsF Call
"a office % rhons Tor appointment 60 50
WA G. BLACK a CO.
sto ~. Y Block Aain sIaa
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AUCTION SALE
FARMs ANp AcREAaE.

DON'T FAIL TO sEE THIS ats acres
regf huhuru, 90 lrFel deep rtrh aaii
easily cleared. mostly alder and maple
facing good countY read. $3.50. easy
terms
ROBERT MALTug.
pt9-alatali ALASKA nlaK a-fs.sf
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


nr "a & corey has removed his office
frnn corner 90 EiEhth and tikn - the
r.arth aud ltiks Wnutna sic aud jill
Where ho Will be- pleased ie So ne ei1
patrons a. we'll a. urs oneas Ahs eos
tor has Installed in bic etfeeR the taiset
spusfstns which takes the place g the
operating table in the cure u tviaaie
TROUBLES