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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

Our Dress GinEhnms at 1.1.c and
15c yard are the best values in Rich
mond.
Full line Of checker styles for
children's kits and dresses.
Chiffon LisSc is hard twisted
cotton. with.a wiry wolfe effect. No
end of wear to 1t.
Checks. plaids and stripes. in
pink. light blue. lavender. brown
and gray. Zoe yard.
NIcrcerizcd Linens and Plain Linen
SmitinEs, in blue. corn, lavender.
brown, pink. green. black and terra
Gotta, SOC yard.
tAlain Floor. Sixth Street.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Miller e Rhoads

friends. Without previous announce
ment and accompanied by only two Of
their friends, Miss Fannie F. Branch.
and Mr.. Frank Britain, tileS' Went to
pastor of st. Andrews Presbyterian
Church, and were quietly married.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

VIII pNrify IIie blood, make sleop resi-
full AMI cure spring Fever, Colds,
grippe, Dyspepsin, Indigestion. Costiyc-
ness and Malaria, Fever AMI Agup
We guarantee lhe genuine 10 be all.
BalHAaas sstr~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Wilmington Social News,

rsio5e,t,, i. Y hc in,ss- 2. t,,a, Z, !, ~.
Wll.MINGTtlN, NJ. G'. " " ay Et, 81 ..iis
German Ulnb. held iTslcsday " YIN Wa a Z
brii,anl affair. flle dance 4 " " ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Mew Spring Dress Goods

In Richnond,s Leading Store
An exclusive dress pattern is something be desired
it's moderate in price and desirable every respect
There's two patterns alike in our TAILOR SUITINGs
at S2.oo and sa.5o yard.
Nothing handsoaer has been shown in Richmond for many
day.
The Dress Goods Department this store is up.to.date in
way you easily by inspection Of the hun
dreds of pieces that have the past two weeks
The best fabrics from the foreign and mis-a few
Of them named to-day.
Striped Vo7es 81 yard Monotone Stripe SuiInds 81
AZ inches vide In tan brown yard
Non. crushabhe Yo1es 81 25 Melange Panan7as 81 yard
Yard Weereaux Panan7as, 69c yard
gray brown and black s' @ Henley Panan1as, 59c yard
Noy saG su'es 81 TO 50 ss ss" Serge. An Wool
Light and medium shades in n nas.se ] soc yd
-, 80 -, ~ s - Novelty Cream Suitings $123
o1aoo,' >oHnPe ouitAnes, p11o to yard
so inches VIDE In black and Cream Storm Sergcs, 59c
colors $3.50 yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

two or three weeks later.
Imported Madras Curtains, all col-
sors, S:.75. s., 81 pair.
Do,i,cstic Madras Curtains. zoe,
Soc, 81, $t.50, 2: pair, all colors.
Net Curtains, lacet patterns. SD
pair.
Net Curtains. edge and insertion,
corner motif, - pair.
Ivory Scrlm Curtains, drawn work
edge and insertion. 1910 pair.
French Net Curtains, new edge.
drawn work Insertion, renaissance
motif. 1915 pair. 3l55
Cluny Curtains. good edge and in
sertion, $500 pair,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Dinner Sets

Porcelain SctS, 100 pieces. decorat ed and ds7 on
gold lined. large pieces, worth &c. now. D. .OJ
Porcelain Sets, 100 pieces, solid borders of red.
green or blue. with an inside border OF d n m
gold; regular SIS value for. d lU.Uu
English Porcelain Sets, 100 pieces. new shapes,
poppy designs small green border. H1N on
S--.oVN alue -....... ......... ......... apxUsCC
Austrian China Sets. 1o2 pieces. pink border pat
tern; value that VIC cannot duplicate n1o on
thls 1al at. ................ sDlO.OJ
Austrinn China Sets, 101 pieces, several styles
decoration, thin. fine china, rosebud borders, blue
and coin gold border; and other pat 601 RI
terms va values. lDZ j. JV
HAVILAND CHINA SET, 1o2 pieces,
border pattern Of pink and green, several
pieces damaged; was $45, now $35
llavInnd China Sets, 1o2 pieces heavy coin GOLD
stipplc. pink DECORATIONS; piece CON on
short, was $3.50 now ................. DCJ.0J
Austrian China Set, 1O2 pieces. heavy double
border of green and gold, three pieces broken,
but they be used SOS, d ar m
INV -. eDefsJsUU
Enyiinnd China Set, 1O2 pieces. i,eavyscoin gold
and ccn gold border one piece Clipped d 40 On
two pieces missing $50, now. il. sD4H.6Y
HAVILAND CHINA SET, 1o2 pieces,
double border pattern three fruit saucers
short; was SIS, now $33.
basement F,astN
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Long SILK Kimonos, 81

AS beautiful as fabric and
pattern can make them, and
cheaper in price than anything
we've seen of similar value.
Heavy Jap Silk in white grounds,
with rose or orchid designs. in red.
blue or lavender.
Yoke effect front, with facing OF
satin in solid color.
By far the handsomest and
best made silk negligec we've
ever had for $500.
tsecond Floor. Sixth street.)
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New Jap Mattings

Carpet Patterns, all colors
and new designs.
Each roll bears the imprint
OF the Japanese government,
that it is perfect in weave and
quality, soc, 33c and 35c yard,
laid.
(Third Floor, Sixth Street,
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White Bedspreads, 69c.

/. y q ~ ~. y 4
crocheted, double bed size,
good patterns, excellent quality.
It's the hest value in bed
spreads we've ever had At the
piicc.
Other splendid values 81 and SLID,
with Marseillcs pattern at sl.5O.
rrlnscd and Cut Corner anilts,
special values. $3.50 and S:.lJ.
Satin finished White Quilts, si&oo
inches, 81.
crillrd Floor, West,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Summer Curtains and Draperies
a Multitude Of New and Beautiful Things

and Beautiful Things
choice Of the newest patterns
1antity.
more tomorrow than they will
Arabian cIuny Curthin.,neat edge
and insertion, 1876 pair.
It's worth your while to spend
some time in looking at our new
cotton draperies, whether ready to
purchase or not.
Without doubt it's the creates,
collection of such goods that we've
ever shown-and tho best values.
Easement Cloth, Arabian Cloth,
Figured Scrin. Piazzn Rcpp, French
Tnirctn, Art rickings, etc, l5c to
35c yard.
tThird Floor west,)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08

suit was an overloaded stock, and cleanup
at sacrifice.
Jnpnnese Chinn Bowls. small size. blue and white
decorations; can be used for cooking purposes. Sc
each
Dinner Sets Bargains IL. 5 ytse9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
GIRL TELLS A QUEER
STORY OF HER
ABDUCTION

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct I3.-Mr.
and Mira. Henry ~ Foraythe, par
ents OF Miss Lois Forsythe. a Is.
yearold school giri Of Santa Rosa.
are hurrying here today 10 get their
daughter. who was rescued last
night by merest chance from three
wallpapers. who had taken her
from her home yesterday The girl
vas rescued on the Tiburon ferry
boat BY Clarence ~ Whitney, a
former resident OF Santa Rosa. who
happened "a see her when the boat
landed AZ the slip and took her TO
his home here
The giri says that she was just
leaving her home IN Santa Rosa
yesterday when three men. whose
description she cannot give.
stepped up 10 her and commanded
that she accompany them 10 the
train on pain Of being shot II she
made any cutlery.
The Eiri says that one OF the men
gave her some money and told her
10 buy n ticket 20 San Francisco,
saying that she was being watched
and would be killed II she At
tempted % escape She did as she
vas told. aud when she reached
Tlburon she cav Whitaey on the
boat Whitney asked her what she
was doing away from home and
she told him her story. Nothing
more was seen ~ the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
PICKED TEAM
MAKES RECORD
N. G. w. Shooters Defeat
the Sixth Canadian
Rifles.
fBy United prsss.y

TACOMA. Oct Marksmen
today are discussing the remark
able shooting done by a team pick
ed from the second infantry. Wash.
ington national guard. which In
the face 81 climatic odds and with
the highest score ever made BY a
rifle team on the western range.
yesterday defeated for the third
successive time. a team represent
lnE the Duke Of Connaughts own
regiment Sixth Canadian Rlflesj
81 Vancouver ~ G.
The international contest, which
occurred AZ the American Lake rife
range. won for the Americans the
rifle championship Of the Pacific
eoaa, and a $500 loving cup.
The official score was. Possible
score. 1850 Second Infantry z,aIB.
Sixth Canadians 1886. u Is the be.
lief 81 the officers that the score
may prove 20 be new worlds rec.
ord.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
FRISCO POLICE HUNT
SAFE CRACKERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ia--De-
tectives are searching this city and
Oakland today for a band of safe
crackers who have been operating
IN the local business district dur
snE the last three days
Their first attempt vas made on
the safe % the standard Tool a
Machine Works They then tried
% rob the vaults 81 the Pacific
States Savings a Loan society and
dynAmifed che safe Of Wright
Runhford 4 hlii. architects. whose
office - next door
The burglars entered the archi-
tect'r office presumably under the
belief that they were boring their
nay Into the bank Three auxur
holes were cut into the ceiling Of
the office and several pianks re-.
moved They shifted and again
bored the ceiling. this time over
the vault ~ The bank Il h. sup
posed they we're frightened of. for
At that point their operations over
tho vaults ended They then re.
turned 10 the architects office.
blew off the safe door aud alb
stracted a trifling sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
MAN LOST in
THE WOODS
10y United Prsss.)

ANAcoRTEs. Oct 10 Lost ia
The woods Of Wildly Island.
lying wounded aa a result Of the
accidental discharge Of bis
Gun o. drowned In the waters 81 the
sound any one % these fatas may
have befsllen Louis SEMINAR. Of this
city. and 80 certain are bis friends
that something has happened 20 the
young man that two searching
parties have been organized aud
lefi here to-day 20 make a search
SEMINAR was employed By the
shannon Hardware company. Of
Anacofisa lie left Saturday for q
hunting trip on the island. expect
ing 90 return here Sunday lie aid
not show ~ bat little was thought
~ hin absence until this morning
when bis friends began 10 fear that
some accident has befalien him.
One party. headed BY deputy
marshal. ieft here today and anoth.
er has been organized BY men from
The WILDLY Island Sand a Gravel
hunkern,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
ON THE FRONT

The british ship KYasne. has been
fixed 60 carry lumber, and viii
take cargo from NrliinHhnm IL
the unitsd Kingdom
Richard RweesY ~ enc Humboldt
hteamship CO is hers on business
connected with the repairs ~ the
steamer Humboldt which n now ia
dock az Eagle HarboF
The steamer Dolphin sailed last
niHht fnf HhawwnF she hHd good
cargo. but un account 10 the season.
heF passenger list was short
The coal barge Quaisino left pier
5 Tor comoa Yesterday afternoon.
The revenue cutter Rush passed
n4t - the stream fnf Townsend yes 3
tcraay afternoon e. make her re-
port
Steamer Hurkna arrived al 10
o'clock from San Francisco with a
Eeuefai cargo. ard q good passenger
liHt hhs 10 disrhafKinE az pier 3
Steamship Governor from San Fran
cisgo arrived thia marninH hma is
unloading hef cargo AZ pier -"
steamer President ieft THE morn.
Tvs ~ 4. tsNts fNf HtW
with fall passenger list
standard uii steamer Maverick
came iU lnts merniHH fFnsn Naw Fran
ciara ama 80 dl@ehafNtnF ~ fhs 0ii
NerkH
British chip british fsifs cleared
~ she custom house this morning
and wiii proceed - 9aeenstown for
orders
Cual ship Qnatsfnn fH iFinn W sac
E4at Waterway awaiting an ever
NawftmN rs tNr arNHurh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
DIVORCED MAN STILL
LOVES FORMER WIFE

NEW YORK. Oct. is.--Iulian
Storey. the famous portrait painter.
f. to have hls winter studio Ia New
York. according 10 an announce
mcnt made here today. and gossip
has Il that be viii stay in New
York because be etili loves Emma
Eamea, the prima donna who 80.
cured an absolute divorce from
him n year ago.
Acquaintance of the two say
that Storey took apartments In a
hotel near Nine Eames IA Venice
and sought 10 see his former wife
again. When he passed her. he
smiled. but she did not recognize
him
The singer went 10 Paris and
Storey followed. but failed 20 make
any impression on his former wife
according to reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
HELEN TAFT
RUSHED"
Compelled to Do Stunts
When She Entered
College.

nRYN MAWH. PA. oct Ia
Among the girls 81 the freshman
class at BryB Mawr who are re-.
covering today from the effects Of
the rushing by the aophomorea
~ Miss Helen Taft. daughter 81
the Republican presidential. candi.
date Although the mysterious
edlct was promulgated that Miss
TAFT was not a. be subjected 20
any rough" treatment. she WAS
compelled 70 DO stunts that sig
nali1ed her admission into the baby
class 81 the college
The girls who subjected Miss
TAFT aud her "ffoshieH comrades 10
such lndiguitieH as being fed by a
spoon. compelled 10 wear yarie.
gated hosiery. and "a plunge into
a waterieHa bath tub. are careful
10 explain that Miss Taft waa not
hazed. but Just rushed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

rhs Nicely nesrdins ana asis stables
Horses hired Zoe ash pagreses. ~ hai
o. wset gie1 Western Az fnpns A@af
t1ea Ind 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
DNAl
GIRI.
CO 10y United p,....i

CHICAGO. ~. rfsss)
DAYLIGHT slnos, ~, -. is--in Bra
p y,,ee., s,'a.ion, Nsrs .s s's 3, y
s Mitchell 1I.,'. : yests ~ 49, ~ Francs
h i,'.. s,, 70 4 f0'tans' :, sal a.. . \
wa, wa sldaappsa here ,.. = sa'eesl
country No., vide seaFsA 4, 's, z l
While on the sssss = ~ n ehild.
grandmother, TIE Ihss. W ". sss
anaicbed BY one a shse. ~ ". "
automobile and, after ~ W q q
mother Mrs. Caroline sisst8
was Knocked down. - .As
away Since then no ,y,ss 1as
child haa been found. sl,ss..s1s y
police are working "a ! ~.
she vas taken lmmealassIs q
the city probably 20 sparIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
LUMBERMEN HAVE
FILED COMPLAINT

A complaint has been flied with
the Interstate H. H. commission NJ
Washington, by committee Of lum
bermen. demanding that the order
of Sept J. which Increased the ar
ferenliala on long timber and
shingles 10 points In idaho and Mon
tana. be- rcaelnded. and the dlffefen.
tails IN effect prior 10 Oct !. 1907.
be again pvt IN force.
The lumbermen have also asked
that the rates on the Burlington
west ~ Denver be- lowered 40 that
they can compete IN that market on
the same basis NJ Montana and
Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Mnlstsr = Playwright

CHICAGO. Oct a. interest was
aroused In Allsainta Episcopal
church at Rayenawood when the
Rev Henry Knott announced that
he was writing u cycle Of plays
dealing with the cardinal virtues
and their opposite sins The first
play, called THE Revelation" IL fin.
lnhed lts action emb0dloa the great
law OF compensation Whatsoever
u man SONS. that shall be also reap =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
ONE WOMAN FOOlll
TWO HUSBANDS

NEW YORK, Oct. Is,--p.w :.
Mrs Catherine stroebel. 4 ~
brunette. has led two ne. !
iieve that ahe was bis true
wife In a divorce gan,s
yesterday afternoon Il WA =.
ed that the woman had h. !
wife Of siroebei. In the a. 4.
be working AZ night. ha6 4.
Jacob Valuse. a clerk. r.~
from his days work she ara.
IN his home as hls wife b !
days. by clever excuses ard -
ulations. she fooled both y 1
men Stroebel's sister solved /
mystery finally and the dlyoos ,
the result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
rows DISABLED LAUncs

The steamer lroquoia picke<
the Island Flyer. launch plyirf
tween Beillngham and frldag 4
Dor. in "A disabled couditiex
night. and towed her into Bsa.
ham. She was 4 little late IN 4
Ink this port In c0naeauence. ID :
went seven miles out ~ her ca.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
LARGE MILL Coz
UP In FLAMES

BLAINE. Wash. Oct I3.-h
believed Of incendiary 0rigin
atpyed the jenkins lumber
shingie plant last night anA
loss Is estimated between s5N|
and $500 600. Plans had Just I
completed to resume operxa|
after a close down of is monih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
ofenon nnnL clost. poor..

Ia GRANDE. Or. oct 10 Tho
Farmer and Traders National bank.
Of this place, failed 90 open It's
doors today, and on the doors a
plaeafd was posted Closed until
the bank examiner arrives The
bank was capitalized AZ 500 900. and
two weeks ago its deposits amount
cd % $3.50 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
NO DECISION TODAY In
STANDARD OIL CASE

CHICAGO. oct. al was an
nouucsd today that on accuunf 81
the great pressure Of court business
the decision by the United states
court % appeals in relation 90 the
governments petition for re-
hearing In the sas oee. coo standard
OF case. viii mot be handed down to-
DAY as had been expected. The
opinion viii probably be given out
the latter part - this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

LONDON Oct IS liy an order
Of the divorce court all the rights
and interests Of the Earl OF Var
mouth under the financial settle
ment made prior "a the eari's mar
riaRe 90 Mas Alice G. ThRw. In
pittaburg. ON April "a. 1908. are
oxtinKuiahad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
M'ALLISTER is MARRIED

NEW York. oct. is.-Heyward
Hall McAllistcr. brother OF Ward
McAllister, 81 San Francisco. Is 10.
day on his honeymoon with Mrs
McAllister. who was. until yestor.
day. Molanie Jeanne nenkc. the
daughter Of captain I'm the
French army The bride has but
recently come from France and
cannot speak English
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SELECTING JURY TO
TRY MRS. KING

PORT ORCHARD. oct ig-Ths
October Term 81 the superior court
opened yesterday. aud The first case
VAS that ~ Mrs Madeline kins.
who 81 charged with the murder II
her husband The charge " muir
der ia The first degree The venlre.
meas list wAs entirely exhausted
in an attempt 20 secure jury
The lury wiii not BE- selected until
today when other taieamrn viii he
subpSenaed hy the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

Hef = 81 : fiaaks fFasa tte saf - tha
Hzseaa ffiti feH lice 60 aNfseffuHfff fff
sesaaa e. 49, = kasss $50 sfHr fHs Hsat
ftt essh anf use HsF nHa4n ras siasf lH
~ sNs kt4st@ AA4iktnN in tH ms#HtFa
faasaH iN anN sst me eHsa HHa fNe tAaHfr
~ 3 HfaffHtk ne waft tfHt
CfrN NhAfs EArArE 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.


AfmsfronE W Armstr~nkt 81 ~
tahsg he. III this eiiN.
HanAeI-r Nandsi. 81. October 10
pra4lAanr. hn.lllaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
sRYAs As soUNcgR.
10, unl,sd prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. DC. ~ The
Democrats here are expecting an
answer hourly from bryan Ia reply
"a a telegram sent ~ Wan AHhe.
~ Aonoma connty. IN which be
asks the Democratic candidate fof
president 90 fire Judge John Z.
RnksF. 81 Modee. chairman Of the
stats cpntfsl committee. because be
hAa not benn attentive enough 70
his duties ~ bead Of the state CON.
miifee 60 please Aahe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
nlc TiMeER oEAL MADE.

Ivy GNtto0 Fff9Asf
VANCOUVER II G.. oct IA
one 20 thc largest deals affecting
timber IN the kuotenay country. ~
witch Wisconsin capitalists become
the owners ~ over TnQ 900 oo9 feet
~ white pine wAa put through IN
Vancouver today. The considefa-
iion involved vas IN the nelghbor.
hood ~ tf80.o0 a large proportion
~ which Was cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

Pleasant home With baafa ta4o pes
week broadway district walking de
tanee atp y Fir a. Phone Main AetH
aeta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nrfTMRWoRrH 4 son lretssaiers
Directors and t4esuaed kntaiuseiA tf.'
la apn Nsafs Theatre naih phones SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

We San take cafs - sau fNEN MnEN
Goal IL SHORT IN TIRE NANhht
HEAFrLE COAL A Fuhi CO hofn
phones -
Ceat al kinfs delivered IS Az parts
~ rity ~ reasonable Fffees MalH@FAsht
MctsruH. tue phnaea fsfx ~
An kiad. - GOOD ehd easii dfY iefsss
euad ~ Sc pr load Nata ttts. loo re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
cLAiRvoYANTs.

Alkaline Lloyd Make nn mlssahc when
seekinn the advice ~ q yiHifVeFAut a.
pays ~ consult tbs best Colonial Hotel,
tiig First Avenue II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
MATrHEws NoT cAlLEp.

Dr. M A. Matthews denies a r..
port that be has received a call %
take the pastorafa uf the Second
Presbyterian church ~ pittMhurR
re says that this former pastor there
had written him 81 receiving call
10 firoaklyn. but Dr. Matthews has
not heard - any discussion or ae-
ton concerning a aucceEaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
hoARp ANp RooM.

a house fog rent in coiamhia ci,y te
Phone brighton itf sff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SPRING CHICKENS
SPRING DUZ

Dry picked fowls. spring "a.
fancy veal. prime beef. Al Al
stock at the Palace Market. seq
aud NeEler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Soldiers for Fleet weloom,

Annoy. China. oct ia-Gen.
swoon. with 1900 soldiers ana zoe
military cadota has arrived here
from Foo Chow 20 take part ia the
reception 60 the American battle.
ahln neot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

FHFseo fnnfaATrp PAINS Go
sac alsts nids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

LlnAu, Oct i9.-Thc Russian
protected cruiser Olcg ran aground
here today a salvage steamer has
been sent 10 her assistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reHronsl.
hillty for errors % any kiha
occurring In teiephonod adNef
tlscmenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

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oak dinlna suite fine dfeaaefs. com
uiades ehtffanltra eonrhHs. table rhaifs
and rockers pictures dishes ana latee
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goods too numerous Go mention
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which eiii be sold nest saturday
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