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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20

of cheap and medium buggies, buck
wagons and spring wagons received
last week. Also another car of
Capital farm wagons.
If J. p. STREET & Co.
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Two travelling statesmen in each South
ern state. SO % and expenses. Exper-
fence not absolutely necessary. Address,
PoCAHoNrAs ToBACCo Works Co,
II Bedford City, Virginia.
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BuggieS! liuggies!

Another car load came this wesk =
some new styles, both in bugg5es
and surries. Come quick and gek
choice; prices are right. See
If SATTERFIELD IL DODsON.
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Chicken Thief Arrested.

Carrie Frierson, colored, OF the Bear
creek neighborhood. was lodged in jail
by Deputy Sheriff Church TuesdfF
evening. charged with stealing chickens.
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Pearls.

You may not find pearls in the
huvgies Satterfield Il DodsOn are
selling, but you can win Pearl IL
Won buy Cns of their nice buggies.
Fresh new stock arriving this week.
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John DOdsOn.

John Dodson died at the home of
Thomas Allen, on Bear Creek, Tuesday
night, and the remains were buried at
Blanton's Chapel Wednesday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20

To strengthen the mothers and bring
joy to the anxious homes take Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Sold by
Woodbridge IL Irvine. If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20
Seayer a Sweet,

successors to J. r. Lamb, do only
first class work, and do it promptly
and at reasonable prices. Give them
your orders for anything in their
line. If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20
HOOSier Disc

Drill leads them all; single disc does
better work, and is lighter draft.
Sows wheat and peas perfectly. See
If SATTERFIELD d DODSON
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GarwOOd's SarsaparIIla--ror the Dloskb
guaranteed to cure. A. y. RAYS
Suspected POstoffice Robbers NabEes.

Special to THE HERALD:
IRON CITY, Oct. l9.-Three traBps-
supposed to be the men who robbed
the postoffice at Lawrenceburg, were
arrested here to day and ear rieds
hack to Lawrenceburg by PostO fffcs,
Inspector Baird.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20
For sale.

Ten acres of rich land, with improve
ments. Price, 5000. j. d. HULL,
1t Carter's Creek.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20
BROS,

Buy Wheat 3I2 days in the
year. See them before SELL
ing. tt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20

BY the use Of simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets, mothers are made hap
Ply. Sold by Woodbridge a Irvine. n
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20
Just Received.

A new stock of CRATES, both plair
and bronzed. j. P. STREET & Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20
MARRIAGES.

William Kelley to Miss Pearl Regen.
Jonas f.. Thomas to Miss Mary Sue
Wilkes.
j. A. Ginger to Miss Hattie Arm
strong.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-10-20

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
l0c CSC. II c. c. c. fail, druggists refund money.
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SECOND SHIPMENT

of Fine Millinery just received. We
have the newest styles, and prices
are reasonable.
WE TRIM TO SUIT.
Mrs. M. E. Williamson,
ATT. N. FIGUERS STORE.
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the Maine"

"Remember, the Maine'
Thing to do is to buy a Hoosler
wheat and pea drill if you want sue
cess. See
If SATTERFIELD IL D0DSON.
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$4,000

Ash Shingles for sale. See
If SATTERFIELD IL DODsoN.
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Examine

our New York buggy for style and
quality. ]. p. STREET 4 Co. II
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Acme Cement Plaster.

Car just received.
If J. p. STREET & Co.
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Phosphate Analysed

in latest approved methods by J. A,
Titcomb. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
STATE NEWS.

The houses Of walia walla arc to
be numbered.
The nfst snow af the season fell At
Waila Waila Monday
A SPOKANE gas company Is about
60 lay 10 miles - new gas mains.
The snohominh County Poultry &
Pet association will hold fair at
Everett. December $50
Captain Wainwright. q =. \. i
In the waiia waiia country pufehAs-
ms cavalry horses 60 be sent % Man
liza.
Colonel Jake Lewis q Walluia. has
made the discovery nsar there Of a
lot Of Immense bones belonging u
some prehistoric animal. Tho bones
we're found Is feet under the grnund
George v Ntcheis. who yas arrest.
ed iast week on the charge - as.
sauit, committed suicide SUNDAY
nlEht In the New Mhaicam Jail -
atuffiinK haudsna Handkerchief
down his throat There o. little
doubt that he Was insane
The superintendent Of the Spokane
public schools has recommended that
pupils 81 The hiKh schools be sup
piled with a warm lunch. as thsg
have only hair an hour for noon In
tsrmlasinu. The rseomme udatlan has
been referred to q committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
WILL NOT FIGHT.

Joe Gregg has stated 10 the sport.
ms editor - the star that he was
very anxious 70 meet Young English
this month. and would back himself
for an eight o. i~nsrnund 80. Eng
fish has also made statement on
the same matter. he says that he
met Indian 10 IN the fret place. "a
show that he was not afraid - him
lie has no ambition u BE- a fxhtrr
lie ta learning hfs trade. ana has
beer advised by good patrons u
sport. among thee y - HaFhes.
the well known attorney. 20 Keep oui
% the riaR. az there IL. IN the end.
nothing IN a.
while a match between 10 GrerE
and English would be a great draw
iuE card. as both men are hard. eican
fighters, there 10 no one who will
not. At heart. admire the moral cour.
age % the man who darca refuse Ia
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
THE BULLPEN
Is NOW EMPTY

Matters connected with the famous
warsinrr buiip.a will ali be settled
within a few days. when u will be
merely a matter q history. Already
tn. building n deserted. and guard.
no longer pace about sts walls. ssys
the Spokane Spokesman Review.
The total number % prisoners con
finei In II has not yet been announe.
81. but I, will probably crowd 50
Fifty per cent, more than this have
been confined. but many were dis
charged brfor. this hullitnE was eF-
sctet. which vas sir weeks after the
irHt arrests were made. since the
trial and conviction af Paul corcnr.
an there has been steady decrease
In It's population. Efforts Of friends
secured their release one by one.
willis others. held only .. a military
necessitY. we're released an eondi d
tions became ieza strained Thre.
months ago the number had been re-
iucsi to tess than 100. which has
been reduced weekly since. only oc-
easionai arrests having been made
usually for too hoisserous expires
sionn In favgr % the rioters. whlen
meant short imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
MORE eoinc RoRrm.

Steamer Farallon. Captain John
Roberts. sailed for the north last
night with $50 tons Of general mer-
ehanflsc lie passengers were as
follows; Y = Sharp. n. Gunern. q
u. jennings. y. A. Cas;isman. Miss
". nARharsr. Mrs. A w. nianct ard.
Mrs. Hicks. Robert Lee. I. W. Goa
dy, swan Nelson. Carl Huiheaiharn.
p. Miller. A. Almond. W Cumming :.
u. Bailey. J. NJ burlington. y. l..
Castismhn. A. v. Coamsr. Mrs Gas.
tlsman. rr Hicks. Maggie MarnhaIi.
G. G. Gums. H. l.. umisnd. 3 T..
Carlson. G Peterson. y Sock. ] Bull
J. ". Morrics. a. 81. Claire. W. l..
Murray. J Campbell. J. T. Smith.
G. Faulkner. W. scheuman. X.
Rouss. Mrs. Oscar Lang. Jess ChAs-
~. Miss Audrey Bell. Joseph Ham
hlst. J. A Mcdonald. Henry kaien.
Fred HarkaFt. George Bonner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
EMBARRASSED
FINANCIALLY

SPOKANE. Dec. a-rhe firm of
Hiessand. Warner \ Co. extensive
dealers In wheat and general mer-
ehandise throughout the Palouse
country. IL In temporary financial
difiieulty. and In consequence many
rumorr have been set afioat concern
ins the firms financial standing.
N. w. Hiestand and William War
ner. the principal members Of the
firm. are In Spokane, and last night
the gentlemen refuted the rumors
which are In circulation. They satd
that their purpose In this city was
to secure an extension Of time from
some Of the principal creditors. and
that matters WERE shaping them
selves satisfactorily toward an early
settlement 81 the dinicuity.
No other Arm IL more widely
known In the Palouss country than
Hiestand. Warner a Co. In reality
there are two arms. as the HiestAnd
and Warner Warehouse Company
Was ORGANIZED last spring to handle
the constantly increasing grain
business Of the old nrm The gen
erai merchandise cuisines. h atm
carried on under the old name. II
IL reported that the liabilities OF the
company would foot ap $4,000. be-
inx partly with wholesale grocery
firrns In Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
GOLF SKIRTS
ARE BARRED
Kansas City School Teachers
Must Discard Them.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. a.-Iioyd y,
Wolfe. superintendent of schools al
Kansas city, kan. has said that
short skirts "a part of the ward
robes OF school teachers muAt so.
Ills order Will OBJECT 100 young wo-
men school teachers when the golf
skirt came In the teachers thought
u would be a very setvleeabie gar
ment for the sehooiroom. II would
not sweep up the dust from tho floor,
and u had many other advantages
Many of the teachers bought golf
skirts. and appeared In the school
rooms with them.
tupt. Wolfe does not keep posted
On fashions changing tides, and was
stunned when he saw young wo-
man teacher wearing one OF these
skirts. which waa very short. and
the pattern % which was a loud
plaid. lie saw another. and a third
whsrcupon he Was wroth. lie went
90 the principal OF the school, and
said;
Il wish you would speak 10 the
young women under your charge
and Admonish them not 20 appear In
the scheolroom again In such shar,
Skirta. n does not set a good ex.
ample before the children"
The principal blushed and ~kpostu-
lated with the superintendent
can you not see that this would
be a most painful duty to me he
said, You know I am = bachelor.
and my medssty prevents me from
making suggestions about the cloth
lnx Of the YounE women"
We'll. will do IL mysrlt." said the
superintendent. with emphasis. and
he did
lie told At least three o, the young
women that the short skirts were
not 10 his liking. and directed that
longer skirts be worn. at least during
school hours That caused trouble
me news Of the superintendent
rule spread through the 20 school
houses IL was communicated 10 all
~ the $50 women teachers. p.riaien
and cold disappfoval filled their
hearts when they heard u. for all
% them had self skirts or hoped
hoped 10 have them. They became
indignant, but that 10 all the good Il
does.
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steps In the room. followed by the
CLOSING and locking Of the door.
"A burglar she thought. utterly
incapable OF the slightest movement.
She saw her fathers great arm.
chair drawn In front OF the desk, and
the juggling of keys, with the sharp
click Of the lock. Then followed the
opening and closing Of drawers. and
the rafting q paper and parchment.
faralyted for the time. with fear
and dread. she lay In breathiess 81
fence and listened, till a sudden
strange click shocked her, she knew
not why, into renewed life. Instant.
~ springinK noiselessiy 20 her feet.
she peered toward the form at the
desk.
"Papa," she whispered. in amaEe-
msnt. only papa"
Hut the next instant she darted
forward With a low. anguirhed cry.
and seized hts arm in a firm, steady
grasp.
Papa papa" she gaspsd. burst
ina into tears. ARE you madf"
Mr., payne looked up In pale. won
derinx horror. and then. silently
throwing his other arm ON the desk.
bowed his head till II rested against
IL.
TO kill yourself. papa" Ida sob
bed on, To kiii yourself like n
coward and leave US Co bear the hor-
rid misery oh. papa. how could
you 2.
Ana as she spoke she drew. with
a quick shudder. the ready cooked
pistol from his iistiess hand.
You knew not what you do. Ida. -
he murmured. hrukenly. az she laid
Il aside, We are bekxars. and my
spirit IL broken have no heart
to commence the world over again -
No, no, papa" cried Ida. her beau
tifui eyes sparkling with tenderness
and courage, mo. para. We are not
beFEars nor ever shall be while your
daughter lives what u YOU have
lost your money! Surely We can
learn 20 live on a little. and also earn
thss little by patient. honest labor
We can. papa, ana ws wiz"
Saved" muttered Mr.. Dayne.
Saved by my daughter
No. papa" corrected Ida. softly
Not saved by your daughter. but. BY
heaven. through q dream"
And. lifting his bowed face. she
covered " with kisses. and. between
smiles and tears. related her strange
dream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
paaRv's nEW svsTrm.

CITY Comptroller VIII II Parry
has a nsw system Tor keeping the ac-
counts Of the consumers Of the city
water. He has spent some time In
investigating the water systems %
over one hundred cities In the Unit
si States. with the result that after
January list. 1900 the consumer who
goes TO nay his water rate can do
% without any waiting for accounts.
His bill viii be ready for him when
he calls
Instead Of the present ledger meth
cd OF keeping consumers accounts
the new system has a separate ac-
count for each piece Of property US
ina city water. When the property
owner calls TO pay. the clerk turns
to his plsce Of property. the account
for which Ia made out up 20 date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
GOOD NEWS
FROM OTIS

WASHINGTON. Dec. o,-General
Otis report on the Philippines this
morning was OF an encouraging ma
ture. He says: - dispatch from
Young yesterday. by the vigan. says
that he met Spanish prisoners who
report n four hours engagement on
tho third instant. between his troops
and Aguinaldo's guard near cervan-
ties. nfty miles southeast OF vigan,
with heavy loss TO the enemy. who
are being pursued. Our los was
one killed and six wounded.
The inhabitants OF their own ac-
cord are joining our troops. repair
ing the trail and Carrying subsistence.
have pushed n column TO San Jose
south Of BanFued. Howe'a column In
on the rear trail. Bachelors battal-
ion. the 2tth. IL out Of reach north OF
Bayombong, evidently descending
the river. Natives report that fght-
ing occurred twenty miles north
Iyawton ls In calucan province today,
with sufficient troops to overcome
opposition and scatter the enemy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
APPLICANTS
CANNOT SPELL

wAaHINuTON. u. g. Dec. -
Director w II. Merriam, OF the Cen
sus bureau. IL amused at the per.
eentaEe Of failures among tho appll.
eRnts for place under him lie HayH,
They cannot spell and they cannot
do ordinary arithmetic. Fifty per
cent fail. and they fail because they
cannot divide 100 600 by i0as that Il
they cannot get a correct result II
IL simply marvellous. the lack Of ed
ucation In these rudimsntary branch
-, Something must be radically
wrong with our system Of education.
our public schools teach botany ana
Psychology and sewing aud mould
ms. but apparently they do not teach
simple arithmetic and spelling"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
TO PRODUCE
BEET SUGAR

wAvERLY. Wash. Dec. o.
"Wednesday MARKED the beginning Of
a rev cpcch In the Industrial devel-
cpmentsof ffse Inland Empire. when
the wheels OF thu WASHINGTON State
Beet Sugar Company were set In
motion. and the interesting process
OF Transforming the raw material In :
20 the finished product began. The
event Il the ANAL result Of Year, Of
persistent labor ana agitation BY the
citizens Of this community. and 10
Col. E. II. Morrison. Of Fairfield
more than 20 any other man l. honor
due for establishing the industry.
He was one Of the frsf 10 conceive
the idea that sugar be~ts could be
probably grown In thla country.
and proceeded To demonstrate the
fact to the lncreduiuous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
AsTRANCE DREAM

what II the matter. Ida - sleep
lily inquired Dory payne. as her sis
ter suddenly sat M in bed.
Only a strange dream" answered
Ida pressing her hand over her beat
ing heart and speaking In frightened
tones Il have dreamed Il twice
since We came to bed.
4 thought was Tying here sound
asleep. when a touch on my fore.
head awakened me. opened my
eyes and found the room brilliantly
illuminated. ana close beside me the
form u papa robed In such garments
as We nigh; Imagine were worn by
the redeemed. His face was CHASTITY
pale and Swallowed BY Intense mental
anguish that wrung my heart be-
yond expression.
"'Papar I cried. in alarm. what
ails your
Hush. child. hushr he answered.
hastily. arise and 60 down 10 the
iibrary-aulckl quick or It will b.
too latef
The shock conveyed by his man.
ner awakened me. but, shaking on
my horror. turned over and went
20 sleep. only to have the dream re-
peated IN every particular I've a
great mind 20 go down TO the lib
rary"
NONSENSE" answered Dory. with
sleepy petuiance. LIE down ana
let me go to sleep. It's nothing but
the waffles-you ate a dozen or two
for supper"
Ida lay down again and soon fell
asleep. She had slept but n few min
utes, however. when awoke shak-
ing with a vague terror.
u must CO." she whispered. step
ping noiselessly out Of bed. Again
he has commanded me 10 20 In the
library. and with such a face OF
horror and despair"
She hastily drew on her stockings
and a pair Of soft, quilted slippers,
and then. wrapping a dressing gown
and. shawl about her. ~ candle
and stole softly down 10 the library.
When she got there she found Il
tenantless and dlmiy. but pleasantly
lighted by the crate FIRE. She gianc-
ed nervously around. examined all
the window fasteuinRs and then ex-
claimed.
How foolish Of me 20 come down.
OF course. u was the waffes." as
Dory said; adding. with a glance at
the tlmepiece on the mantel. Just 2
O'Clock. Well. now that / am here.
will stay and nap the night out on
the sofa, and 30 be up bright and
early in the morning"
ExtlngulshinR her candle. she
threw herself ON a sofa In corner
In the library. But she had not
lain there many minutes when she
was terrified BY the appearance Of a
light, and the sound Of stealthy foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
MUNRO A RESIDENT
OF WALLA WALlA

wALI.A wAtasA. Wash. Dec -
The dispatches from Manila telling
~ the capture % No insurrsctioniats
by Lieutenant Munro and 70 mrn
we're % more than ordinary Interest
to the people % this city Before
the breaking out Of tho spanish Am
ericRn war Lieutenant Munro was
stationed At Fort Waila Walia. AMI
during his residence here no made
many friends in the city. who wcre
pleased to note his good work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
ooM'T sClone MERE.

Customs Inspector Sargent has ar
rested three Chinese. Al Jusn. An
Kin and An Toy. as they were ieav-
ina the steamer skagit Queen. The
Chinese claim they we're born In
Portland and we're on their way from
Blaine to that city. They stopped At
Mt. Vernon 10 see n they could get
a chance In the laundry business
They viii be arrAiRnsd before United
States Commissioner Keller next
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. "a let.
ter from Port Arthur. under date DC.
tober is gives interesting details %
the remarkable growth Of the town
during the last few months. although
the new Russian settlement. on the
ieft-hand side Of Powder Magazine
valley. has not yet been begun. out
aide Of this site. however. many
houses and stores have been ron
structef. and barracks for 1900 sol.
fiefs have been built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
Surveyors 1T Work.

CHEHAIfs. Wash. De. "a
party Just in from the mtg Bottom
reports that AZ Morton. % miles east
% chehAiis. two large parties Of sur
veyorr are AZ work n was said that
they were .. ". a ". men. and the
Tine they seemed 10 BE- running was
In north and south direction. There
are many coal prosp.ctoru In the vi
einity Of Merton. and some Of them
are known to be o. r. a ". men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
PRESENTED WITH a CANE

pr. ", ". Harding. the capitalist
from dlcndive, Mont. whose wife,
eloped to Alaska with Aionzo Chap
pclle. klondliter, has traced his
wife 10 skaEWay She refused 20 re-
turn. while at sknKwny Dr, Hard
Ing and Chappelie came together In
an encounter aud the former. u ls
said. used a cane 90 good effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
GIRL QUEEN FOR
GERMAN EMPRESS

THE HAGUE. Dec. s.-fi Is assert
I'd that when the Kaiser visited
Queen wiihelmlna at Flushing he
extracted promise from her tina,
she would marry hiS son. Crown
Prince Frederick William.
The queen IL 10 years OF age. the
crown prince not quite IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
mcoeesld Will accspt.

RossLAsD. II. 9. Dec. s.-u {,
officially announced tina, Bernard
Macdonald. the noted mining ex.
pert. has been offered and Will ac-
cept the position made vacant BY
the resignation % w. A. Carlyle ar
general superintendent and mining
engineer for the British American
corporation in this camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec s--An bu;
one % the overdue sailing feet has
arrived. The Wing and Wing IL stili
70 Gays out from oray's Harbor. Ths
schooner =. Danislson. % days from
Tiiiamook. arrived today and the An
telope, bound for Port Los Angeles
from coauIiie river. put in short Of
water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
THE NEEDLE RAN
THROUGH HIS BODY

HAZLEToS. Pa, Dec. s.-Georss
Heidenrsich. Of this city. treasures
IA a keepsake n small needle. which
has just completed a 20-year trip
through his body.
In 1879 he stepped on the needle,
and II was lost in the flesh Of HE
foot. The wound at once healed,
and he felt no pain. A few days ngc
he fel, a prickiing In the middle Of
his back. and the point Of the nee
die was found protruding II was
easily drawn out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
REWARD FoR WOOD.

Gov. Rogers has offered 500 re.
ward for the apprehension Of James
Wood. Wood was paroled from the
peniteriiary. and II supposed to have
gone 10 Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
ADDRESS sv mrs. BAXTER

Mrs. Marion y baxter. Of C'hica-
20. VIII address the men rally AZ the
'. NJ. G. A. tomorrow afternoon a.
a45 O'Clock She WAS the leader ~
the Willard hail Monday meetings Ia
Chicago for more than year. All
men are invited 20 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09
FOR CITY
ENGINEER

One 81 the important matters that
sill come before the city council
within the next few weeks IL the ap-
pointment ~ city engineer This oe-
ours on the first meeting in January,
Mr.. Thomson. the present ineum.
bent. viii be re-sppointed. lie has
been city engineer for eight years,
Since the building began Of the Ce-
dar river water system Mr.. Thomson
has become G necessary factor to tn
sure its completion on present lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-09

SEATTLE TITBATER ~ Black
Patti TrOubadnurH
THIRD AVENUE THEATER
"A Hot old Time"
OLYMPIC THEATER ~ Vaudc.
willie and moving pictures
Miniature Dawson City-ta2a,s
Second avenue