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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
THE Mckinley MEMORIAL.

The energetic women who have
aroused the citizens of Honolulu to Il
recognition Of the birthday Of the
late President Mckinley are public
bcncfactors.
While contemplating their good
work, it should do our people some
good to consider how, in the past,
honolulu has neglected Mckinley.
For so many months that the time
Is now advancing into years the peo-
pie Of this city have been almost,
if not quite, utterly Indifferent to the
perfection of lasting memorial to
the martyrcd President, who had a
deeper and more personal interest in
the Hawaiian Islands than any Pres
ident before him, - more, indeed,
than any President likely to come
after.
He was man above all men, a
President above all Presidents, to
whom the people of these Islands
should pay a permanent tribute in
some lasting memorial,
The old and the young responded
to the first appeal for funds to erect
,,rfah1{gb F,,apnnriuI
1t is now months ana almost years
since the appeal was made, and prac-
tically nothing has been done-un-
I'll, perhaps, today
The little time devoted to the
President who was Hawaii's friend
has been largely occupied with air
ing a variety of views on whether
the memorial should take the form
Of d park, a statue, a shaft, an arch,
or what not.
Discussion is good. But there is
such thing as talking subject to
death. This is the danger threaten
ing the Mckinley memorial.
The meeting today is to renew in
terest, and arouse Cur citizens to a
deeper sense of their obligation to
the memory of a great man. May 1t
succeed.
Rather than spend any further
time in discussion Of what form
the memorial shall take, would it not
he well to make 1t certain that there
shall be a memorial erected in the
near future, and, whatever happens,
that there shall be included with
that memorial a statue or the man.
A community that has so quickly
forgotten Mckinley should have
some reminder, else future genera
tons will have to be reminded that
the man Mckinley is the one sought
to be hOnOred
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
To TURN over
LOCAL WATER WORKS
terest Of Progress for
This Territory.

Following are recent bills introduced
by Delegate Kuhio:
4 Bill to amend section ninety.one Of
an Act to provide government
for the Territory Of Hawaii.
Be. II enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Unit
I'd States of America in Congress as.
sembled, That section ninety.one OF
IN Act TO provide government for
the Territory of Hawaii, approved
April thirticth, nineteen hundred, be,
and IT is hereby, amended by the ad.
lition of the following. Provided,
however, that the title to all and sin.
gular the several public water works
systems, public highways, parks,
squares, fire department buildings,
jails. and all property appurtenanccs
and interests used in connection there.
with, and all buildings and other prop
erty used for public purposes by the
territorial government, or any polit
ical subdivision thereof, so far as the
same Is vested in the Government OF
the United States, he, and the same
is hereby, coded TO the Territory of
Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

A Bill to amend the laws concerning
transportation between the ports
of the Territory of Hawaii and
other ports Of the United States,
Be il enacted By the Senate ana
House OF Representatives of the Unit
ed States of America in Congress az
sembled, That for a period of six years
from the passage of this Act, unless
in tie opinion of the President there
shall sooner be adequate transportation
facilities by vessels Of the United
States, passengers may be transported
without penalty in foreign vessels be
tween ports Of the Territory Of Ha
wall and othcr ports Of the Unite
states.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
FORT BIDS WILL
SOON Be CALLED
The mastcr-cen says Il
VIII BE About THE First
Of March.

That the bids for the construction
of the additional buildings at Fort
Shartcr will be called about March
is the news which II. =. Wood gave
the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
by forwarding the following letter
which he had received:
Washington, Jan. 10, 1908.
"Mr. II. =. Wood. Secretary, Homo
lulu Chamber of Commerce,
The Farragut, Washington, d.
e.
"sir:-Rcplying to your letter OF
the 18th instant, enclosing clippings
from newspapers published in Homo
lulu, Hawaiian Territory, In refer
cnce to proposed construction at the
new post near that city, | have the
honor to inform you that the prep
aration of plans and specifications
for the buildings required there has
been somewhat delayed by the great
pressure of important work Of the
same kind y 1T. Monroe, Va, which
mas NOT Yet nt'll 'blllll'''h' 'N' - 80
expected to finish the plans for the
buildings at Honolulu and send
them out with instructions to invite
bids for their construction on or
about the first of March. Respect
fully, j. Il. ALESlllltE,
"Quartermaster General, L. s.
Army"
The erection of these additional
buildings will not mean that there
will be accommodation for any more
troops than are stationed at the Fort
at present, namely, four companies.
The fact is that the companies which
are there now have not sufficient ac-
commoaatious, according to the reg
iulatiurS and when the new build
ings are provided they will have only
tho standard equipment FOR four
company post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

The warships OF America exist for
no other purpose than to protect
peace against possible aggression and
justice against possible oppression
As between the United States and
Brazil these ships are not men-of-
war. but are messengers of friend
ship and goodwill commissioned to
combine with you the long-Continued
and never-to-be-broken amity and
mutual hclpfUlncss Of the two great
republics.-Prcside Roosevelt.
Enough said.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

Pinkham and the Committee of Ten
are trying to crawl out of, there
would be less danger of failure, ana
a fair chance of success of the treat
mcnt.
If Mr. Motley says that II is for
Mr.. Wallach's true interest that he
has been haunting our Office for the
whole of last week, and using threats
in case Mr.. Wallach did not sign the
new agreement, | say now, and viii!
say it again, that II is not the truth
but, instead. he Is working only foi
Mr.. Notley's own pocket ana inter
est. However, any man with Mr..
Notley's record of the past, has to
say, Is not worth the paper written
on.
We had thought that this man had
changed in his character, but now we
zee it is impossible to get any good
from him for the sake of his people
ana nation.
In regard to fees OF examination,
all patients are examined thoroughly
by my husband before treatment be-
gins, and whatever charges we have
in our Office Is our business, and MOI
his.
Thanking you very much for your
valuable space, | am, sir,
Yours respectfully,
MARY II. ATCHERLEY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
THE RIGHT MEDICINE
FOR PELVIC TROUBLES
FOUND IN pE-RU-NA
NTRS. CAROLINE KRAMER, Fore
lVL Collins Col writes.

lVL Collins, Col, writes:
The majority of women who are sui.
fering from disordered periods and
other pelvic troubles, have such strong
faith in doctors that they allow them
TO experiment on them for kidney, liver
or stomach troubles until1they become
completely discouraged and tn cir money
Is gone.
This vas my unfortunate expe.
Renee for nearly two years when my
attention was called 10 peruna.
81 hardly dared believe that at last I
had found the right medicine, but M I
kept on using Il and was finally cured,
could only thank God and take cour.
age.
al have had most satisfying results
nom the use of your medicine and have
advised dozens o! women who were suf.
ferinC with woman's ills to use Peruns
and let the doctors alone.
"Those who followed my sdvice are
better today and many are fully restored
70 health"
Mrs. wnda Mooers. r. F. o., No. l.
Lents, Ore. writes:
''For the past four wears ( was 4
wretched woman, suffering with severe
aackaches and other pains, leaving mo
&C weak and weary that It was only
with difficulty that was able 10 attend
tc my household duties.
81 used different remedies. 5ui
found no rsHefunf ihad tried Peruna.
within two weeks there was a change
Tor the better aud in less than three
months was . we'll and happy woman
"Ali the praise Is due 20 Peruna."
The following Wholesale druggist
will supply the retail trade:
Benson, Smith & Co., Honolulu,
Honolulu Drug Co, Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
HON. WILLIAM ). WRIGHT DEAD,

Hon. William ]. Wright died at the
residence of his rcnhew. BENJAMIN
Wright at Kcwulo last night De
ceased was born at Kaluanha, Moi".
kai on October 1f. 1858, and was cdn.
Gated at the lIilo Boarding school aud
at Lahainaluna Seminary. In 1903 h"
was elected to the Legislature from
the district Of South Kona. lis fun
cral will take place ut o'cloCN Dis
afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
CORNERSTONE FoR THE
NEW HIGH SCHOOL

On the first day Of March, the cor
nerstone of the new High School bald.
ing will be laid under the auspices Of
the High School Alumni Association.
Robert King, president Of the as
ISOLATION, said yesterday that the ar.
.ranEemcnts for The ceremony will he
carried out by the committees appoint.
ed from the school ANA association.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

A Bill to establish fish.cultural and
biological station in the Territory
Of Hawaii.
Be it enacted by the Senate aud
House of Representatives of the Unit.
ed States Of America in Congress as
semblcd, That the Secretary of Com.
morce and LABOR is hereby authorized,
empowered, ana directed to establish
Il hsh.culturol and biological station
on the island Of Oahu, in the Terri.
tory of Hawaii, as a point or points to
be selected by him on said island:
Provided, That the Territory Of Ia
vail provides and transfers, free OF
cost, to the Government of the United
States the necessary land and water
rights upon which may be erected
such buildings, wharvcs, and othe!
structures as may be necessary for
the proper equipment of said station;
and for the necessary surveys, cree
ton of buildings and other structures,
and for the proper equipment of said
fish.cultu?al and biological station thg
sum Of fifty thousand dollars, or 50
much as may be necessary, be, and Is
hereby. appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

The most complete collection Of
works of Robert Louis Stevenson in
existence will be sold in New York
January so and 81. Every copy has ar
autograph, or is accompanied by an
autograph letter. The collection waG
made b. George NJ. Williamson and
contains work of which no other
comics exist
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
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" BAND CONCERT y
4 " n z. y q q q 4 & q a 4 z a 4 n

The Hawaiian band will play this
evening at 1880 o'clock at Aala Park.
Following is the program.
PART |.
March-"Thc Bersaglieri". .Eilenberg
"Nakiris Wedding .Linke
Fantasia-"Gcrman Tattoo .... Saro
Grand Mariana. Wallace
PART II.
Vocal-Hawallan Songs. ar. by Berger
Waltz-"TorcadOr" ........... RUyle
Polka-"ThC Wonderful Tower" 60.
....,...,..,,,. lefnfDaCl
Finalc-"Hoch der Kaiser" -. Iikoff
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

INC lOlIOWlnS resolve adopted by
he New York Board of Trade and
should be pasted in the
lat Of every Congressman and fed to
him regularly with each meal:
While we refrain from urging
the adoption Of any specific plan
for restoring the American mer.
chant marine, we believe that the
necessity Of depending upon the
eoliiers and other auxilia~ies Of
other nations in the cruise Of the
American fleet TO the Pacific, is
humiliating 70 the American
people and invites disaster, and
we most earnestly urge upon Con.
gress the great importance of i'm.
mediately adopting measures
which will insure the sailing under
the American flag, whether owned
by the Government or by citizens,
Of a sufficient number Of trans.
ports and GOLFERS, or vessels adapt
'
American fleet independent Of for.
eiCn vessels 10th In peace and in
war.
The only addition the Bullc ii II
would suggest IS, that the humiliation
of the American people is notably in.
creased when they contemplate the
fact that the passenger steamers ny.
ing the American flag are being
steadily wiped OF the face of the
ocean. And the Government, instead
Of supporting American passenger
lines with laws and subsidies that
will place them on an equality with
ships Of other nations, Furnishes with
& heavy fine the resident and travellers
who take passage. between American
ports. on any other than one of tho
steadily dwindling number of Amer,
lean ships.
Protection properly applied is the
foundation Of American progress; mis-.
applied or neglected, as in the case of
The merchant marinc-it works out its
own salvation in the form of gradual
That Is what is happening to Amer
lean ships ON the Pacific Ocean.
II may not be pleasant to content
plate, but as BILLY" Kent, the Chicago
Tcformer, says, whatever is, is so.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
u u u 4 a II " u 4 IL n y = q n a. y
= HONOLULU WEATHER =

january ~.
Temperatures--6 a. m, 20; s a. m,
20; 10 a. M, "A; noon, rs; morning
minimum, 80.
Barometer, a. M, zoos; absolute
humidity, s a. M. G.235 grains per
cubic foot: relative humidity. a. M,
II per cent; dew point. s a. M, g.
Wind-G n. M. velocity 4, direction
e.; a. M, velocity 3, direction t.;
10 a. M, velocity :, direction f.;
noon, velocity II. direction T..
Rainfall during 81 hours ended a.
M, trace.
Total wind movement during 81
hours ended at noon, l6l miles,
WIN. e. STOCKMAN,
Section Director. U. S. Weather Bureau
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

IThc Bulletin has arso receiv-
ed communication from DR.. Atch-
crley, which will have to walt for a
later issue.l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

Ex-Governor Pardcc sounds waTfi--;
to Oakland against proposed purpose
OF the Southern Pacific to try ag1n to
monOpoil2c the waterfront.
Bristow's report shows an alarm
ing decrease In traffic on the Panama
Railroad.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29

William II. Mason and Joseph
Vandcrwcidc. charged with being
the slaycrs of Secret Service Agent
,oacph Walker. will be tried at Du-
range, Col, Feb. Z.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
VIM. Il. STUOhMAN,
Section Director, Z. S. Weather Bureau

Lepeka Kckicla and Kunicla, two
Federal prisoners sentenced under the
Edmunds Act TO Imprisonment ana
fine. were released on taking the poor
mans oath yesterday, having served
their terms and month over for the
fine
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
TEE HUMILIATION OF AMERICAN
MERCHANT MARINE

The following resolve adopted by
the New York Board of Trade and
Transportation should be pasted in the
hat Of every Congressman and fed to
him regularly with each meal:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-29
For Sale

A bargain at Kaimuh ...... $1,000
Three-quarters OF an acre
building lot, Msnoa VAL
ley...................$16 100000
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PRICES PAID II
PRODUCERS

The following purchase prices
quoted on Western ~. this metssst a.
rOuLTRY~-O hens. i've Nst. 80 Y.
Der pound. dressed. tfc per peane -
chickens. live. ls-2ec ref peuna, 49,
gac per pound braiiers 2se ~ ..s,s
squads. s1ts per doscns datss -. ~
i5c per pound pigeons. 81 pef ~ nj
hotter Local fanch' i'-'ss
Eers-Locai ranch. settle -. ~
MEATS. 1--we weight--CeN@ 900
pound steers. sac pef pqunA - 4
weihora axe per pound ewes =
pound Hogs ~ PER punna ~
~ per pound Bulls and oseA ~
pound a.tts
MEATS Dressed Veal large - -
psr pound medium. iQs I'll he ~ $500 $500
The following are local
made on Western av this msi ...,.s
FRUIT Raspherrios, N.tfs
10 Do. box. st-eoc; LogAnocffiss'. 40, sa.if
ararVet black berries. tt-42e.
Ei.6a. hlackcap raspberries, -. ~
VrgWrA .Ee--CahhNEe ~ ~
pound. lettuce. soc per crate 80. ..,.,l
tucp. go-stc dos rhubRre = 3
rfsvn onions go-sbe per deHfa' ~ ~
fatars fgn-ss per ton spinate. s,fh
ib cauiifower. 81 doaen oees. -"
gi SO sack. cucumherA ie-fVe 49,
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Cherries are becoming SCARE 9
the public market. and A. q fss1a
that fruit is selling readily q ]
pounds for IS cents. Berries =
also rapidly disappearing nxk
vance guard OF local peaches N
plums have been on the marksE
several days.
Rsdish.s { hunehss Ter Se
PARSLEY. ! bunch@s fer lee
TuFnipA. Z uunehea fer -
celery. tuHchss lee.
Cabbage. a-zhc per ~
rutntaEaa. I've 10
Reefs : punches Sc.
Head lettuce ; for Sc
Lemons. 4e-stc per fcx
Fancy apples 81 tells bex
piuea pplss. St.s see e4ch.
Oranges. ge-sec doH
iowers-Carnations sc pr =
roses CSC 20 sec doa
Dates ige :. a..
ie~a creamery. lbs Ate. fAnca s'.'A
G&F lh
Local ranch eggs ssc son
Potatoes. nrw, ~ ihs he, W. =
lee lbs
onions. 3 lunches &c, sollins s1's''
IS lbs fuF stc
carrots. s punches for &C.
summer squash. &c H. rsiiev So
Sc ~
Mutton ehops ish-iae n: :,
steaks ttc. pofterhease lee !:
~ slrioin. is4c; round STEAK w.
In shoulder steak ! lha 80 ns4f.
So 10. reasis. sic 10. boiling bel y
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THOMAS EDISON TO
TOUR PACIFIC COEI


NEW YORK. Aug. ITO rue,
a lifelong wish. Thomas A. Edisr
the great inventor. has deeitet y
quit temporarily his labora,o1 4
Llewellyn. y. j.. and 70 On 4 ~.
Ing commission 10 the paas,
coast. and possibly Aiasks. When
be viii engage in sclenflfc y
search free from all conmsfclallsz
The change does net mean thu
he will cease work Al al, bai ia.
be viii devote himself purely I
science. Edison, acconpszis< b.
his wife. viii leave his haa he
In August for the journey.
Women. here's secret q bnHrs
Ing that waist in the back vhez y
body is around to help. Fzan
all but two OF three butions ard s;
waist over head. You car ezxls
faSten top buttons yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
MONSTER BALLOON
is ON RECORD TRIP

| BERLIN. Aug. g--t,onn, ~.
In In his monster dlrlglble 80
was sighted over gtraaburg ~.
five s0urs after he len I,als ~
stance IN an attempt to rems,, ~ J
the air ~ hours.
The mammoth ship made -.
feet ascent. sweeping graeessi..
into the air. under perfect eoe,..'
The count waved 10 the crowd \.
low as he steered the balloon -, y
It's course northward. Il "a n.
Intention 10 follow the Chaffh,u...
Beale course along the Rhsos
The test Of flying "a hoafs 4 4.
lng made under the reeassu..,,
OF the government, which IA, ~,
the balloon. Imperial cars tnt nj
itary experts were present b :.
the ascension.
Zeppelin intimated that he VI
start on a time endurance Tn !,
soon az he completes the 4ke..
voyage. n II is successful
Count Zeppelin'g balloon ps,,.,
over Mayence AZ 2 o'clock IN n
ernoon, sailing beautlfully n.
count dropped a note saying e,s-'
thing was going well and ~ 4.
chinery was working smoothi
The balloon had maihisisek =
miles an hour during iks -.
hours OF the flight and sss ~
ceeding al about 1000 ka ~
the earth.
From Mayence. Zeppelin fsuz
his ship toward Metz, where Ia
poets 10 cross over 10 Sfuiifsr
when he will return 10 Fredichzts.
where he hopes 10 arrive Dol lss
than G o'clock tomorrow morritr
The friends OF the count are oss,
joyed az his great success 20 H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
CENTENARIAN To
CELEBRATE

Next Saturday Mrs. Angelina
Myers will celebrate the Tooth an
niverEary Of her birth az the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Aura NJ. Put.
man. az 1905 y Ward 81
On that day Mrs, Myers viii have
birthday dinner with her daugh-
ter. her four grandchildren and 10
great grandchildren. and the Seattle
chapter. No. Z. Of the Degree Of
Honor
Governor Mead and Mayor Miller
have been asked TO be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04
COMES
FOR A. sUspEc,

Howard v. Traf,op
santa ,3an,a Ctuz county. Cal. am AMI, Z
Seattle last night armed 1--WE, ~, /
tradition papers for WIN n
stone. architect and bu,i .'aes /.
ia wautcd In ganta c.. We
bezzlement Of 1890 '1 'oF "
stone was arrested 4,
July 30 by Officers Bn,,s - s+sts
lips on a description 49,. sns NJ
the California officer ~ - v
IN The county Jail since An. -. assa
a writ Of habeas oo, nasass
In behalf Of the prlsonsp ~. lsssel
solved Yesterday, and 4, 1as alt
Stone Will make no 6,r,s = y saia
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GET BACK AT
A POLICE MAN

The allegation that Patrolman
Doyle was under the influence Of
liquor when he arrested Mrs. Ger.
trude Robb and her husband. =. W.
Robb. In a rooming house on y.
First ay. on Saturday night. was
made In police court late yesterday
afternoon The defendants were &C
cnscd Of being disorderly persons.
AS nothing could be proved
against the woman except that she
had been seen twice IN a saloon re
Gently. and as Mr. RObb's connec.
ton with the case was not shown.
both were DISCHARGED.
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M.RnIAnN IlcENsks.


Thomas Patrick Piuassit ~, Neet
town. and Minnie Ava A~s~e' ~
NJ wteisr. e. and Ida ciasHsn.
Il yeas m months. Seattle. 49,
a9sfxe & Evrrsqie. -. ana heeif''e
Heifia 10 Seattle.
Jeseph Alter. So Fukwiia. wash ana
Wanerfa kun haiffg. ~ seattle
fhomaa Nsary MaFan. -. hansrnHeA.
and Vansf Nastin. IS puaKeness
reark NArkhAm. 20. and irene Anna
e.rt.rfssen Is Seattle
Iav Qulnry kusttn. gAs ana NHNN
Flf. Iares a5 Seattle
Hen @tsuaFt Carver. -, heNFt"@s
xsrssn ana Irene aoff n. kirkland
clarence uameF -. and hdtth y
f,lafv. 81 Rowland. ore. - -
s~orr~ : kautsay iants. ~ sae MAIN
n and EsxinA a. raFayiani-' 20 W
offtzr rfusdsit. a. Msrhlstnount. and
fonman Mclean. ta Seattle
skuses a Aftsrn. ~, HsafNe. ANe
cara MonnAa se Seattle.
Harold W Hart. 20, thtHtef
wasn ana Kthei ~ si~els, - 1Afe-
Ax~i A aastafson. a, and neAta
<eisnn al seattle. Wash.
plenard Peters. ~. and Mrs jennie
Ecfdon. -. seattle - -. -.
Rmrrual elliiad Netfse ~ ana 'NHN
phins Great 81. sesttis. WASH
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CRY REAL ESTATE.
---s~e-@r
Cheap
AS
Rent

We have a new cot
tage bungalow; four
large rooms, plastered
and papered; large
closets and pantry.
Situated on corner lot;
four blocks from sta
tion on Fauntleroy
car. Plenty of neigh
bors, store, water,
etc. We will sell for
81, $50, on monthly
payments.
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RAILROAD OFFICIAL HERE.

W. &. Watrous. general superin.
tendent of transportation Of the
Great Northern Railway company.
with headquarters az St Paul. with
his family, arrived In Seattle last
night IN his private car Al Mr..
WafroWs Is making a tour OF In
spection Of the coast lines Of the
Great Northern.
Gle climbed almost 10 the top OF
the ladder-and then fell off.
What was the troubleg"
There was a woman at the bot
tom OF it."-lifc.
STOCK MARKET FURNISHED BY
s. c. OSBORN a CO.
New York, Aug 4.
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hility for errors OF any Kind
occurring In tciephoned advee
easements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

PiTTSFiELD Mass. Aug. a.
James Duncan Hague. a noted min.
INK engineer and author and ex-
teuaive mining operator. died Of
heart disease az his summer home.
at siockbrldgo. Mass. today. al the
age Of ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-04

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Mullen. 540a ballard aV.. OPP
CITY hall. Phone, Ballard SVe'
MAIN oFFIcE-seventh av.
between Union and unlversi'S'
Phones. Main 1860. Ind. sai'