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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
Ain I'M sHERIcaN's RIDE DEAD.

Cleveland May u-NIchael Mucany. shy
eight years old. the last survivor Of the tnree a
who accompanied General Phil Sheridan on nhs
famous ride TO Winchester died last nignt artS1
two weeks illness from apoplexy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
lnm71nrk Daily Gribn,rs
FRIDAY. NAY u, 1908.

This newspaper Is Oioned and published ov
The Tribune Association, q Nefo York corpora
..on office and principal place Of business, Trib-
o,e Building. No 15I Nassau street, Neto York;
Ogden Mills. president; kofhdnfel 9Hffle, sec
rotary and treasurer. The address Of the OIL
GERS is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
MR. MoReaN,s DAUGHTER HOME.

Mrs II. L. Satterlee. a daughter oe J. P Nor
gan. who sailed for Europe with her father sev-
eral months ago. arrived here last night, accom-
panied by her husband. the White star liner
Adriatic Mrs Satterlee said she Ieft her father
I'm excellent health. but unable to say tuss
when he would return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
MR.. CLEVELAND MUCH IMPROVED

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Lakewood. N J.. May LEX President Grover
Cleveland much improved to-day. VIXEN Mrs
Cleveland left him for the first pleasure trip that
she has taken since the attack which confined Mr..
Cleveland his bed. She attended the dedication
of the City College Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

THE ADRIATIC, r
Miss Mary I.awtOn.
MIR. and Mrs. George NJ
tassatt.
MIR. and Mrs z W Davis.
Colonel George r. NJ liar
Vey.
Mi. and Mrs. r. r. Judson.
THE FRIEDRICH DER
Professor ana Mrs. ]. NJ. II
Breasted.
Mrs. j, Y. Bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

While the conference of Governors at Wash
ington was listening 70 Mr.. HIS warnings
against wastefulness the National Board of
Fire Underwriters sitting in Nassau street was
contemplating the fact that the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
SENATOR FoELkER GAINING.

Poughkeepsie. " Y. May 14-Dr. Murphy s'A101
tonight that Senator FoeIker had passed the Nus
favorable day since the operation Although So
very nervous, his condition was more favoraoe "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

rb. RECENTLY current stories about the trans
mission of photographs by means of Hertz wave
mechanism seem to have foundation IN lact'
REPUTABLE London journals describe sueh an
operation conducted publicly. The reproduc-
tfons are said to be rather indistinct though
that fault will doubtless disappear in time
Whether the system will ever achieve CONNER
cial success however, is another question.
Within the last twenty years at least half
dozen methods of sending pictures by telegraph
have been devised, but without creating more
than a momentary sensation AS the wireless
plan does not appear to be an improvement on
the others it has no greater claim than they to
popular favor
To toast a fossil is eminently or post fdrfo
proceeding. How much benefit the skeleton Of
the diplodocus presented by Mr.. Carnegie 10
Germany could derive from the drinking of
health TO it several million years after it's death
Is open to question. but the ceremony certainly
could not do it any harm.
Another stride in the direction Of legitimate
prohibition has just been made. The Henry Z.
Frick Coke Company. subsidiary of the United
States Steel Corporation. has issued new rule
forbidding employees to drink intoxicating
liquors Some anti-saloon leaguers will regret
this move because. in their opinion il will de-
lay the coming of governmental prohibition In
the affected regions. Other less radical foes OF
rum however, will rejoice to learn that work
ingmans drinking habits thus made to meas
ure his opportunity of employment No more
forcihIe lesson in temperance and no less obJec-
stionabl one could be taught. 1t can do more
good in a week than Carrie Nation can in life
time.
A tornado's destructveness depends partly
on the severity of the storm and partly on the
path it follows, which is always narrow. Some
times it traverses a comparatively uninhabfted
region and sometimes it sweeps over towns OF
considerable size. 1t seems TO be exaggera-
ton to say that this weeks crop of tornadoes In
the Southwest has been unusually large and
mischievous, whether their violence was above
the average not.
Colonel Hemphill, Of 1.-THE Charleston News
and Courier has Joined the Democratic oppo-
nents of the unit rule He says that autono-
nous district representation is the better and
fairer method A good many Democrats are be-
ginning to appreciate the merits of this sound
Republican principle.
Senator Joseph w. Bailey told the Senate yes
terday that the Hepburn railroad rate bill was
"a Democratic measure" This need cause no
surprise He has been telling the voters in
Texas that 1t was a Bailey measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
an

; WIZ HFIINtu 4tSIerUay
ROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr. and Mrs. William III. ri.
Moody.
MIR and Mrs. n. l.. Satter-
( lee.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Fred
J erick stafford.
Mrs Percy r. Pyns.
CROSSE. FROM NAPLES.
Miss Daisy Mossisy.
I Miss Lucy Lee Perrin.
Mrs. e. 3. Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

has burned UP s1,257. 1885 worth of property
in the last five years. Would 1t not be appro-
pirate for these two bodies TO meet in joint ses-
sion?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

Senator Joseph w. Bailey told the Senate yes
terday that the Hepburn railroad rate bill was
"a Democratic measure" This need cause no
surprise He has been telling the voters in
Texas that 1t was a Bailey measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
PUBLIC MARKET

Celery Is quoted az two bunsha
for Sc today az the public mark
Shoulder steak Is quoted 81 tA'E
pounds for &c. Other prices io.N
are. Peaches. SC per dozen vi
soc per box; fresh spare nh Z
per pound: drief beef ends. :
each. seedless grape fruit. icar r.
Csc. dressed chickens. lie -
pound: fresh shrImps. Two 4csaas
2Bc: tomatoes. three pounds ~
and chicken salad. home male -
per pound
Raaishes nunc-es rur -
Parsley. = hunches Ter lee
rarnIrs. ) uunehes Tor tc
celery tunfhsa itcl
NahhHNeN fhc 20 &c
nufataEass D NC 10
flesta : hunehes les
Head ieftues. Ter Sc
Lemons fte ia 1tr per aen
fancg apples. ice % t1th hsx
Pintappira zoe 90 tee ceea
Oranges lee 10 zee dpEtn
Ftawrrr- Carnations. 2sc yer -
roses csc 90 sos dp1
Grape frsii. zee 10 Sea
uatrH lee :. s,~
Washington cffaN4Fft HAAte'. [..-s
Iowa creamery. 3 Jos. sscs fAneh e@'.~
Losai ranch ssr. se-sse eon
Potatoes new "a ies asci =
lee re -.
onionr. bunensa Sc. boilihs aa''1
Il iha fuT .kc
Cafratn. ( punches for Sc
sammcr squash. iec - a. a
Mutton chops. isit -isc u \.
steaks. Use. poFtcrhoass. rs u
lh. rirloin. iaMe, round stsAN ~ ~
10 shoulder steak ; ne iss -
Be- 90. ruAsia e-fc 10; toliing pss~ Y"
fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Jacob gotaf ef piark nikmand
wash snd Frances NsfhenisA 49,
fsnls Ksrns S. MACK pssmona,
Wash and AnRir NefheutNk, se Nfa'".
Wash.
Rafst sukeyrrFsnik. ~ and Agnes
SIsmsEak az kfaias Wash.
Charles Harvey NSHNffs 44 bN.t""
Wasa ana Asue4 Davis ID AsaaR "a
James William Ferguson. lsssi asa an@
Effts NeCtellan. iesd aEr. rfattls
fehn Y dahrrwhaun, 3D., ara AaNA y
Nnehelt 1e. seattle.
Iahp SetisrmHm a8. 3iea TAYLOR st.'
ard Haana Wilson. e. i1es lath az ~
Ciarrne~ a. Barker. 20 Tacoma ana
sac n NeElraY ~ recaHa.
tshnrt~n j EfieAaen. go. Het First ave-
ans wiissa IanNstruui. 81 tit cnrftf =
Eawin Weaver %, ana Lean -
Hammond "a seattle.
EaWerd a. kinEfNn. 60, ava hftnNF ~
sehussirr 81 seattle
har Ana Seftie y Wai3sr. -. Netene*'
WASH
yeraetN@r ~ lilaek hlAnteud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Tho face ~ the broad river will be
covered wiih pleasure craft and *.
curNi0n boats
Judge aud Mrs Taft viii be
aboard the Island Queon. with mem.
beers 81 The notification committee
and distinguished guests The
island Queen viii BE- escorted By
200 illuminated launches
That Foraker Question.
Frank ~ Hitchcock. the Taft
manager. arrived Al Z O'clock this
morning from Chicago aud went i'm.
msdlAfeiy Ia his hoiei Later Taft.
Hitchcock and Arthur / Vorys held
conference Il IL supposed that
the subject was the question Of IN.
vlfing Senator FORAKER % particl
pate IN the campaign opening AZ
Youngstown. O. on September 3
The matter OF whether Foraker
should be invited to the Youuge-
town meeting T. the most perplex.
ina question before the leaders just
now They are anxious 10 show
him The courtesy and take the step
toward harmony. but they are
afraid Of what h. will SAY. Il has
been proposed TO invite him 10
speak upon condition that be sub
mit hla remarks In advance to the
managers 81 the meeting. This.
however II said not 10 be favored
by Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
coal alaek Nenro Thsre.

CINCINNATI. O.. July Is The
arrival ~ jos A lee. q coal black
Florida negro. the only colorcd
member OF the Taft nomination
committee. AZ the sinton hotel 70.
day nearly raised serious race
question. but the trouble WAS
smoothed out and Lee now bears
the distinction Of being the only
negro ever received an guest az
The slntnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Tane~-ro the sif~ az * AnHa tsiR
haratslae aV taly 49, a saH-
rerrussataa-rn she wffa 81 y frrfa'
nafa. kta san az + I1lf s9 = tANEhtHfs
g.ampA@ii-Te the wife ~ n camp
bail city JaiF eat san
4afssr 70 the affo - Wm haito8.
9afa western av 1alF CO, H1n
Nflrhetfass the wife - y 1iehei'
lace ssfs Aloha a., july ~ ssn
M~rf~I.ss-- rs sha uffs - 81 Mrkint
Lev stas = Has 81 Jnis ls. a isusbtr
<4wxar4 re tho wffe ~ ~ Nsw EArd
sf4S Sin az " fuiS 81 a saas
p.yses~-Ts the wffs ~ N PsYeFr fee
ttth Az July sr a dnusNtef
fstrtafeunen-4 70 the wtfe % ~ CHRIS
t~nasn. sSlx tntsslAxe. iaiy ~ eaashs
Tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

are estimated around ki9 600 600.
Some International paper mills may
close August I Tor repairs Harn-
man planning for vacation Friday
uniou Pacific and southern Pacific
regular dividend viii be declared
before bis departure President
Roosevelt will act through the In
feraiafe commerce committee II
railroads raise rates French presi
dent meets the Car ~ Reyai. Har
rfman interests may enter Gould
system W H. Hearst tells indie
pendencc party Wall 81 business
men offer him 500 00o campaign
funds for conservative business
platform Washington authorities
would like 10 see Dutch go punish
Castro Twentyaix roads third
week July show average gross de-
crease l1.7s per cent. IL industrials
declined So per cent. 20 active rail-
roads declined 30 per cent
DOW. JONES A. co.
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PRICES PAID 70
PRODUCERS

$3.50 following purchase prices
quoted on Western Az this nieIt-s II
pNT ITNN aOid heue I've Ns,hn .s,,1l
i4rf nolnd dressed D &c per roan' -
chickens 1--we. te-iSc PER ppAna n
Zoo Der pound troiefs ts.2ec ~ q
Squalls f.fg pgr doacn. oueha
nee Per pound pigeons, 81 ref 80 ~ a
HUTgER- LaDal ganeh As-'"
Eern- Local ranch st-sfe -. rs
NEATs i've wctrhi--CoNe "a
pound steers fAC pef raund u "
wotherr ave per round' eerS -
pound Mufc. JAG poE petna "
s. ser pound Bulls ana oxen
pound 49,. 49,, s.iN
nsr pound meanm, iQ.lohc ~ ss.sa
The fallouiug are lecat
made on Weston az this net niAt -.
rRJIr-N lannerries sleet rN
1a.TEu box l.nEau uciii.. slA
biarkhorrIrs. 81 1859 soi CURTAIN" t'
harkrap rasrbtIfles 81 tns 81
NEUFTAffl IEr acahhaEa 49, ~
pound Isttuct tta 5 per crate; asss
moo fu.s 81 DOS rhuhafh. 4.44 81
rrreu onions $50 per detat ~ IS
tst0cs. sos per tom sninssn. ~
ammo Hran. t.sa lhi wax
ms. couUueaor 81 doH
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other photographer who unwarily
got too close % him There were
too many kodak operators present
for the couple 10 escape altogether,
but only a few pictures were secur-
cd. ~ which the above ~ the best
AIMS established Il new European
custom by being married all Ia
white. Hitherto. when a woman
who has already experimental with
one husband takes another ~ Eu-
rope. IL has been customary for her
70 wear a plain coiored gown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
WORK STARTS ON
REGRADES

Hawley & Lane. the contractors
for the Olive 81. rograde. started
work this morning.
The preliminary work on the
Denny I'm regrado was started
yesterday when the contractors.
Grant Smith a stillweli started 20
alulcc q shaft on Bell ST.. between
Second and Third avs. Tor the tun
mel to be used in sluicing the hin
into the Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

WASHINGTON. Juiy - Ar
rangemenia are being made by the
republican national committee 10
print 600 ooo copies Of Candidate
Tafts acceptance speech. 90 be dis.
tributed throughout the country
The distribution win be made
through the chairman OF the com.
mittee.
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tstar speelaI ssryIee.l

LONDON. July 24s When Anna
Couid and the prince of Sagau were
married ia London. al a registry Of.
flee. they had hard time lodging
the camera men Neither The Tor
mNr countess nor the prince wanted
their photos taken ~ the street. aud
they tried every way they could 10
escape the attentions Of The photog
raphrra.
The prince smashed one camera
with his cane aud pushed down an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
"HELP WANTED"
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS.

One cent word--Minlmum
charge t5c. When chargcd 10
account actual number Of lines
as set will be counted Seven
Insertions made Tor the price
81 six when canh Is paid All
cap tines. or fraction thereot
viii be counted as two lines.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

! DC not trust printed time
/ tables In newspapers. roe :
/ time Of departure and arrival
! Of trains telephone King street
/ station Information BureAu' :
! sunset. Main 2T4o. indepeno-
! ent ~.
. :
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcaponsi.
hllity for errors 81 any kind
occurring Ia tciepnouod adyer'
tisomenta.
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CROWDED OUToe
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
Water and Light Hesdan,,
ters Must Stay in Pre,,u
Quarters.

The water and lighting -
'n"nia wiII not have quarter, /. ~. Y,
new municipal building Al FIX u
and fealer way Instead 4 "
be- neeeaaafy for the cily i NJ
more space 10 The bnildlnp 80. w
both departments are how ,n.s.' VIM
on Preiontaine place at A ~. ~.
approximately 1900 a month
An ordinance was ln,rooace1
the council session last MA, Z.
thorizing The securing Of 4 gIya.,,..
lease on This space. coupc,,,,s.
murphy was the only me,nhsr II.
protested and he insisted a.,
would be- unnecessarily ar,,sssn.'
for The city 10 enter lsfo - af..Al
longtime lease ea
Originally The water ana uo.,,
department funds donated fs ~ Y
towards the cOnstruciier =, 4,
municipal building. on the ere....
that they Were 70 have ne - 80 =,
floor in The new Structure 49,
fOun9a has not been On 4.
Ike the rest ~ the deoar.s.
heads. and the result i thss
departments are not only oss 1.
money they donated, but aye ~.
lutely left oui o. the cold.
Auto Ordinance Reported
Councilman Mufphys ordisas..
licensing and providing Tor A. 4.
animation of automobile drrs~
was reported fav0rably b. H. 4
cense and revenue commities -
IN view Of the objections ralses !,
Councilman en-, Goddard and ~
eral others. Was sent hack % 4,
committee for further revision
The ordinance as drawn onls a
fecta drivers Of cars used Tor -
GU thought that the or1sstn
should Include private 0wneus
well, although Il was expIasa
that this class had been siiusnafa
AZ the suggestion ~ the rkY 4
torney. The council presided An
other supposed defects in the elzm
for examinations Al u
councllmen were in favor of \
stricting the operation 81 aufaan
hlles and u Is assured that the n
viii eventually pass
The franchise FOR a privats An
alarm system asked for BY the K.
tional District Telegraph CO ~
passed A request from the Cha
Der Of Commerce and 4 netlsss
from business men azkire u.
competitive test were orS,ni
placed on file.
Data 10 Furnished.
In response 20 a reauer !.
board " public works transal.ss
a cops 81 all communicates ~
data covering the proposed eos.rsn
for new municipal fire alarm ~
tenn This data was referred i
the fire and water commlftes
Among the other Ordinances a.
troducod were bills pwraIrs ,or
the purchase 81 Madrona sad lescM
parks. authorizing the purchase q
badges for firemen: amendlng X
present building ordinance: -
hitting the Seattle Electric Ca
lay tracks on sixth az. Ne.
giving the Northern Pacific i
road a franchise TO lay traekis
Ewing st between Phinney A. i
W s2nd 81.
City Comptroller Carroll reporz
that the petition for = special 60
ton on the question 81 FsFosi1l
tie Luna Park liquor license ~
insufficient and the park hoard -
a request that the use Of aainns
biies and bicycles be prohihltet !
Volunteer park.
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nalrllArloNs MANrrp.s

situations Wanted" adver'
tisements s5o Tor rs words. )
times. Additional space, DC per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Go 60 the Star theatre tonight
and see the Partisan sheath gown
first In Seattle zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
FUNERAL NOTICES

The fansrai services % John
arhranfh Were held from she rrspeE e
ft,sttsfsasrsh a eans thss aft~gnuHu. ~
one 8 rfsek Tha refuaias ucre tntrsl "a
Al Nounf Pleasant eewsteFY.
The funeral sslNieEs ~ 4uhn Eak
hroa tnderfaklns company MTarfsaNN
aftarnnan. a. : O'Clock Ehr hnstt alt
r. buried ~ the Moant fisasant GENE.
tfgv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

MArsarssss-A wargafstls. -. fsly -
pFoefdgnee hospital
AZ IA fhis city.
Fsrr-~knnis Farr, 81. July ~. in me
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TIE Haan mhs Eara an fF5 4 =
- ffasf ~ wA&aNNHN uHrtfk rms
Be- sac NatHfHtna valley srts rtNatI
- @ast ffF ffffSHfiHa VOW g. 10
anIiFHfe1 fn fHH tHHa ~ esq AfaFttf
sfsssna ThF#a fNtlf@aH sfHsmnse f4n
thfaaHn enc FstirH We sFe uaaiHF
sgralai Inducements go arfafrfe can
faf gafttFaasfs Iha Fai1uss ffsiRaffaa a
fRHef CO. itt raiHeftaa at Hmatfie tf
CITY REAL estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

BALLARD AGENCY p, H.
Mullen. 540a Ballard av. opp,
cts Hail. Phone. ballard 500,
MAIN FlCE-. seventh av,
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1859. Ind. AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
STOCK MARKET FURNISHED ~
9. C. OSBORN & co.
New York. July ~. 1908.

Total Safes GO. 900.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
ChleAgn. July rs. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

ptfTTERwoQru 4 SONS. Professional
f,fr~rsnrn ard Licensed Ennbaiusrs 1891
Ia opp Moore Theatre. Both phonse afl
nts,tr radartakinx ca sfs EufaE
st FFemont Safth SO. Green SIS
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no ApvgRrisERs.

Classification cannot DO giv'
en- after L. o'clock daily.
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ST0CK SUMMARY

Furnished by $. c. Osborn & Co.
brokers. Seattle.
NEW YORK, July 2S.--Ameri.
cans ia London strong. u to
above parity George Gould returns
today Y $. steel viii declare renn
lar dividend and report second
quarterly earnings today Earnings
Miss Dorothy Dayne. a The star
theatre tonight, viii wear he first
sheath gown ever shown on the
stage In Seattle. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
FARMS AND LANDS.
Good Five-Acre Buy

dOOQ 4 I've acre buy
uu rssrsit lntsrsrtan nssf sais
FfHHndf HHa tass Then PIE flaM
s 'sS' ehsles e nsoe baif ssss ihs
~ Hhsfe fhH rae fauHtFY haWes ~
Raaiile aui coon b. located fanf DELAY
" ~" 20 h isa isss
touNfs1 NuN HuMkfiflN8
HNaFEitf
Thse laaA g SIRE egHita g e4 afs
aflrflag faf iani lH ihe heaatlfai Aeehaa
=. VALLEY roe pfasri' pf1ea.lii.e
mHana Kaa have eiNnt safa ta uaf
af ihe fafr at 10 rFHfs deem and ~
fsHis maatn nsf aefe and ~ size
~ ro - fsni afeafs iu aaitflaa AsH
ArfteTos fNvrrueNr CORPORA
fiuM tHu
COS kntsfitaa nsHs fHae Seattle
FeWritE AcREH
&Hwh ~ Seattle SO h#FN aHWe aFge
iFaefs Hiih fhe Ffhesl ssearsl saH
AH saaf HhulH HefgsaH EhatNs na4tlHf
better e,ssfsa ~ ietfs ana lef nf'srs
srre Enfms BE- saif
WNaf MifNfiEn
So enimaa MHesa
fAnF ~ anfF fhsau sfHs firss af ssli
rtasa ta car sHaai esd tfassa @ssFiY
sN eiaAFva au1 ftatF ffF fatAen Deed
HalE Nafs EaHaa aat sHa NaFHss $50
8awnl uat4rHH HfF pes ntHafh
rfatH hNAMn
Har ssaiesanH NiHn ff
Here BE- safuefhiHa e. rtAt sse sores
~ as an acre. aata seaita sst pn raa2
fHfsae
sea MaflaH uidN
fRRloATEp LANDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

This first dentist On Seattle "a give
modern, hiah class deutlaifr at moderate
pfices WHa Or Fdum NfaWu offices
D. g g. and tulan block.
gfa Flfaf HFHuHe. between Columbia and
Cherry streets aqaitie. Maeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

large furnished ronw r8f two. wtthln
watkins distance. and has never been
occupied iiit retty pheno Maln afos
eNf zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

single rouma farMahed aud unfurniuhs
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

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0oafd and room Tor ladies'. comforts
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

The whole city - IN ita gala at
tire and there IN little or no at.
tempt nf trausArtlng business. A
hlE fireworks display VIII be held
this evening from Mount Adams
overlooking the Ohio river Other
fireworks Will be set OFF from the
bridges and the public landings
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