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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-12

dead heroes and an address by Chaplain
Gilbert of the Oregon Volunteer
Regiment.
Alongside Of a washout on the Utah &
Northern Railway near Ross Fork,
Idaho, a few days ago snow and hail
was reported to be two feet deep.
The Pocatello Tribune has this to say
of the Hartman scientists that passed
through this city also The Hartman
special which a few weeks ago passed
through here with a bunch of blooded
stock for Alaska, passed through the city
again Thursday taking the same crowd
back east and stopped here long enough
to permit the people to see few of the
bloods
Safe crackers have been operating
successfully in Blaine county.
One hundred teams and several hun
bred men are employed by Corey Bros,
the contractors on the Idaho Falls and
St ANTHONY branch of the Utah &
Northern Railway.
A hail storm i'll North Dakota Thurs
day is reported to have destroyed the
crops on 100000 acres of land entailing
a loss Of two million bushels of grain.
Boise is to be placed on the main line
of the Oregon Short Line if she can raise
a $500 900 bonus. The above result was
arrived at last Monday during meeting
of committee of prominent Boise citi
zens with Director Hartman of the Union
Pacific Railway at salt Lake City.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-12
New Arrivals.

n. ii. Scott and family leave this week
for their new home in Lewiston, Idaho,
where, IT is hoped, the climate will prove
beneficial to Mrs, SCOTS health Mr..
Scott has been identified with the bust
ness interests of Hudson for many years,
always honorable and upright, aud a
man OF enterprise and industry, and
while the citizens of Hudson regret his
departure, they have nothing but the
kindlicst and best of wishes for his pos
perity and the good health of his family
III their tar-away western homie.
Charley Brearly. another former Hud-
son boy, has been located in Lewiston
Tor several months, where his exceptional
musical ability has been fully recognized
and appreciated, and where, we under
stand. he is having all he can do as a
teacher of instrumental music. The
Gazette takes pleasure in recommending
the Messrs. Scott and Brearlv TO the
people OF Lewiston; they are good
desirable citizens and worthy of every
confidence and esteem Lewiston is
city of about 5000 inhabitants. located at
the junction OF the Snake and Clearwater
rivers. 1t is connected by steamboat
during the season of navigation with the
Pacific Ocean and Columbia river
Gazette, Hudson, Mich.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-12
For Sale.

-Four hundred and eighty acres of land
four miles from Lewiston, with running
water Adapted to fruit, grain and stock
raising. Price $2,25o. Inquire of ]. n.
Stacy. or T. c. A, Maple ave, Evans
ton, Ill.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-12
New Fall Hats.

Misses Kennedy & Schaffer wish to
announce that their first invoice of new
hats has just arrived
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-12

Ali klHtiS VI lrullS al Michael y.
-Hazlewood ice cream at Michael's
Everything good to eat at Michael's
Attorney James f Babb left Thursday
morning on a business trip to Spokane.
FOR SALE.-A second hand header, in
good condition. For full PARTICULARS,
apply at Teller Office.
Hot roasted corn in the ear can be
found every night at Burk's Lunch
Wagon Stand in front of Wiggin's cigar
store.
Sandwiches of all kinds including all
kinds of imported cheese, Burk's Lunch
Wagon Stand in front of Virgins cigar
store.
Drs. Galbraith and Lewis will close
their dental parlors until September Ist,
when they will open in a new suite of
rooms.
For twenty-five cent dinner put up
in first class style the qualities of which
is unsurpassed give the NJ. & A. Restau-
rant call under the new management
Isaman block Main street.
Remember the NJ. & A. Restaurant
has changed hands and as the new
management has had many years ex-
perience in this pursuit satisfaction is
unquestioned and prices reasonable at
the Isaman block Main street.
Many cases of common DRINKS have
been arrested the past few days by the
police and but few paid fines the
balance are serving out their fines in the
city Jail.
w. A. Nixon and wife, who live near
Genesee, accompanied by Mrs. Nixon's
aunt, are in the city today. Mr. Nixon
recently returned from Iowa with his
new bride. He reports that the crops in
his locality cannot be beat for quantity
and quality.
M. J. Vessels has been rendered and
accepted the position from Los Angeles
county, Cal, to prepare its fruit exhibit
at the Paris Exposition next year. Nez
Perez county's exhibit at the Omaha
Exposition last year, which was prepared
by MIR. Vessels, created such favorable
comment Oh account of its artistic ar.
rangement, that it was undoubtedly the
cue that led to this grand offer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-12

For Photography in an up 10 u
style and A workmanship combineu'
Call at the Maxwell Photograph ~
large gallery tent East Main Street
doors east of G. A. r. hall.
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eggs and cheese at Michaeps
Threshers, Engines, Saw Mills.

Eto Spencer are agents for Russell
q 90, Fifth street, east of postofice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
SPORTING NEWS

nddy nahsp apcs 20 see George
Baker. ~ Ha8 Lake her nrzt
month Haksr defeated pe rsaas s
al la ArFalsa au tar frih os tba
ri nth i eaH . Huur4 aH.
Tie Salt Lake cify boy VAS suuef-
iug ffou brakeu 10
nishop also has youaF Peter Ja-E-
son matched ulih " n Jones fr
November Il The men NlII boa ~
rs lbs FOR Is rolnds Jackson meets
1iin Trimhle. 81 La Angeles. on the
g9th. he leaves Tor seattle on the
18Th.
seattle IL nliinF up Rith good ring
talent Following ara frN uaf1es
" 70 known boxers who are #rre
sick iuHlY Eiis wright Dan gaH.
frey. THm Costello. Denver ID
smith Paddy smlih Ja.k Abbott
Jack uaansY. Mickey Welsh. Prank
kfuuraiy Jack EHsd Paas Ees1
Dan MeAuslaaa InaIHn Joe Gr. rE
bliy Warau ban Nal.BY T#au.8
iiulieue Ia fasliah U.rk Caae. Tx
tfAw hina. HliF Jausr. Aff1ua W1lk.
eF. Australian HiiF Smith nd Leo.
NlcE hurley d gefIuE down Go harll
aark naN tis etii not uut Iu his
best Igha for aHwe Uwr yef. ore D.
~ az iu excellent condition after hIs
iaat So. Hurley Is iu fha hands 1T
Louis aaharher he Wlu un#
doubleday face Ga#ifreg ~ the pfs .
sf condition The Iuaky Australian
viii come Inside tie farss rtady u
make Errst uEhf Taia meeting
ua.i be- the beet Seattle has sen faf
many years. Nj only are thsy Grht.
'rH II m excellent fsfluR hut they
mean huatnsaa 4 Eou1 rarnHst bout.
which Is On The Hquarv. when
fought by iNp such men 40 those IL
Hu event weu worth are#nF Tn
go wi b. pulled oT AZ O., & \ g.
November q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
THE CUBAMS
MUST WAIT

WASHINGTON. u. e. oct. IT
Senator Davis. who left yesterday
Tor 81. Paul. Il understood to believe
that the next congress will not pro-
vide for the ultimate disposition Of
Cuba and the Philippine II ls un
derstpod that the president believes
that cuba aud the Philippines should
be. for the present. loft 10 the oau-
troll ~ the executive. THIS opinion
seems 10 be shared by most Of
the administration Republican soma
tors who have had talks with tn"
president THfs may be said 10 be-
the chief reason why the adminiHtrn-
ton II 10 earnest in securing the
support of the people In it, Philip
pine policy The president knows
that all % the Islands VIII ovcntu-
ally have their fate settled by con-
gresH. lie thinks that now IL the
time FOR congress 10 deal with Ilu-
wall and Porto Rico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

MY Friend from India" viii clos
A very successful engagement to-
night At the Seattle tb"atsr. There
are few comedies tina, have appear.
ed here that have given such gen
sral satisfaction. The comedy II well
written and very well played Wal
ter Perkins appears a. Ny Friend.
and the supporting company - *
eeptionally clever throughout. There
ls a snap and vim 70 the way the
plot is worked oft that keeps w
continuous laugh. and ELECTS hearty
applause.
TIE new olympic theatcr has in
creased in popularity ever since II
vas reopeued under new manage
ment. An excellent vaudeville pro
gram IL furnished every evening. and
a. the "Wednesday AMI Saturday
matineea. The management OF the
house has held 10 its policy RivinE
only clean and hlRh-elass entertain
meuts. and It's audiences attest that
there IL need for 2this kind Of
amusement In Seattle. Christian
Hanson. the Scandinavian vloiiniat,
plays on one string, Instead Of three.
a. stated in yesterdays star He r.
one Of the best violinlsts seen In Sc
attic Tor many years Mr.. Hanson
Is the champion one-HtrinE yiollnist.
The Third Avenue theatcr was
again packed to thedoorH last night.
The Shaw company. In Jim the Pen
man" ia giving a splendid perform
ance. Tonight and tomorrow night
will be the last performance Of this
play. as the bill viii bo changed
Thursday to William Glllette'A we'll
known war drama Held by the I'm
envy This will be the first time
this drama has been presented In
this city. n will be staged In etab-
crate fashion. and the performance
will be characteristic Of shaw's SUI
cesses.
The ihIrty-nrBt anniversary Of the
Ancient order Of United Workmen
will be celebrated at the Armory
next Friday evening by an entertain
ment and ball \ program VIII be
given In the first part of the even
ing to be followed by "a dance. The
program viii be as follows Selection
by Waguera fun orchestra: intro
ductlon ~ .. g. Jones. g. NJ. W,
Edmunda quartctte, soprano solo by
Miss Clara Spray. recitation by
Frances IL. Waterhouse. cl0cutlon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
STATE NEWS.

Seven smallpox suspects are re-
ported at Lewiston
olympia e taking steps Co lnc1r-
paratc Its chamber y commerce.
spnkanc'H rcd cross fund FOR the
returning volunteers 10 over t2.0oa
About tisoo0 of the old debt Of
Stevens county VIII be assumed By
the new county Of Ferry.
Gov Rogers has received the FIRST
copies OF his new book. entitled
Life" a series Of essays.
Muklltcu IL enjoying It's annual
boom The salmon run IS on and
from ita O. 200 fishermen make tn
town their headquarters.
&. =. Kahn. lately In the employ
OF an Insurance Office in Spokane.
left town about eight days ago and
O. ls since discovered he had forged
farmers notes to the extent Of 81. 800
Mai WciscnhorKer In a past grand
chancellor Of the knights OF Pythiaa.
Al ~ the officers and a large per
centaRc OF the men ~ the Fighting
First' are members of the knights
Of pythias,
Judge Reid. OF Snohomish county.
fined Seattle attorney So FOR call
ing another Seattle attorney id
liar In the presence OF the court. and
disbarred him from practice before
the court until the finc is paid
An antl-slnt machine league is be-
ing formed in Everett The fascina-
ton Of the game Is said to threaten
the husincsa interests Of the town.
Marbles. however. are stu playing
ON the sidewalks aud humble the
peg Is running wide open ON the
river side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
LAID OFF FOR
THE WINTER
Supervisors and Rangers to
be Given a Rest.

TACOMA. octn 2t.--An order Will
be issued. a. soon as Superintendent
u. b. Shelter returns from his tour
Of inspection in the Olympic noun
tsius. cutting on the supervisors and
rangers in the state forest reserves
during the winter. There Is no need
for their services during the rainy
and cold weather, as no work IN the
mountains can be doue. ana the de-
pArtment has decided 20 lay them
OF until next summer
Nearly % men. most of them rang
ers. viii be affected By this order.
The supervisors Of TIE Mount Rain
Ter. Washington and Olympic re"
serves are usually given a furiouEh
during the winter. and All but SIX
OF seven forest rangers generally 80.
IL has been the custom 20 hold two
rangers for duty In each reserve. bat
the announcement is made that this
policy will not be followed this year,
None OF she men. aside from super
intendani shelter himself. Is 10 Be re-
tained during the winter.
An order restoring the men 20 their
Old positions. Or. rather. assigning
Ocm 70 active duty again. u sN-
pected to be issued early next
spring. possibly IN April or May.
The sheep men Of oregon and
Washington are organizing 60 send
a delegation TO Washington 10 as
sist the congressional delegations 81
the two states in making a aght
against the exclusion order OF tho
department % the Interior The
stronger NIGHT will probably b. made
BY the oregon sheep men. who have
much more at stake than even the
Washington wool.Erowers The
number Of sheep pasturiHg In the
Oregon reserve f. larger than the
number in this state
The sheep men % the east side in
Washington are said to have raised
fund Of -. 90 to place their post
ton forclbly before congress. This
money will h spent IN keeping
delegation at the capital 10 aEht FOR
a revision OF Secretary Hltehcpck.s
order Of exclusion. The oregon
delegation II prepared to make a
life and death" struggle along the
same lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning business con
tIH-es IN action un al local markets.
EsEa arg continuing u So up.
Hutter ts alao likely a. advance
again this WueA.
Poultry 10 an ovsrHtoek. but deal
sfa have managed 90 hold prices eta
ftgnarg > killing the Hiuek ami hold
snE 81 81 casd storage.
Grain Be- quiet today. but local
dealers atafe that the markets will
undoubtedly stand a slight raise IN
price tomorrow or Thursday.
The ash market "a unchanged. aud
lt IL uof very Wei stocked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

MfNNEAPOLIs. MINI. oct 2f--
Reports from Duluth state that tim
Der apeculators have discovered y
way Ia get possession OF about all
the best unaurveyed government
pine bearing land IN the northern
part Of the state with old forestry
scrip"
These scrip holders nre looking up
the best land and plastering II with
their forestry scrip. for which They
have paid q t. 81 an mere. A. pine
land rs worth ut least 30 an acre.
the size OF tie profit - apparent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
a Tennessee Outlaw.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct st-cAt
Derrick. one OF the thrive men who
attempted Go rob ~. bank az SEWER.
Vile. Tenn. On Saturday last has
been brought % this place and iodE-
ri IN the county jail without bail. for
safe kerping. u having been rumafcl
tfat he would be rescued b. friends
The prisoner. besides being charged
with bank robbery. is held FOR hite-
Gaping under an old law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
OUTBREAK
NOT SERIOUS

WARRINGTON. D. C.. oct. "a
The outbreak in Colombia is not re-
garded WITH as much concern by
Secretary Hay this morning as It
was yesterday upon receipt Of the
first news. He expresses the belief
that the revoluflonists Will not at
tempt to interfere with the traffic
over the isthnus railway. and until
they do, the United States has no
reason for active Interference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
THE FINEST
TROOPSHIP

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct q
Tire United states trausI orj Thomas.
tie finest tr5opHhip araat ca 81
from Cramps aHip gard today faf
Sra York. here chs viii 81 Iata
dr. dock 80 b. - ated
TIE THqmas Sos TO the Philip.
pines early in November naA sstt
carry ovHr z.ou pasraaa. inslu4lrs
soldiers. aiHeffr. nurses and crews
on ths uraln deck is thr iHr making
plant. with a sapaaitY Of te1 tans
a day. There Is also epndpua ne
apparatus tor CLEANSING sait water
into altered freHh aater. ntth ca.
paeity of io.as1 pef day. carb1uaJ.
ms machine Tor a bakery. laundry
and a cp.d storage plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
CLARA WARD
BACK AGAIN
The Prince and Princess TO
Go Upon the Stage.

NEW YORK. oct. 2, The Pr,n-
GEES Chimay. otherwise known ss
Clara Ware. is coming q New York
and viii So on the buflesqus stage
4 nrm of variety asruta Hho dead
Ia European sgeeiaitlss fsr Rho Am
rtsean market. announced tni1y taat
they lad secured the pFnee-s an
her glrsy husband Cnr a t9ar ~ i4e
United States shr and EiFn. It Is
ssll. win receive a szlaHY 90 lla ea
ref week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24

ist. cornet solo By 7. " Wagner.
address - T =. Fisk. bauIl ana
guitar selection hy Lone and smith.
Soprano solo by Miss Clara rrsier.
Trombone solo BY sia ds Capia bsr.
tone solo b. Frank Mcpermaft. 80.
prano solo By Mr.. VIM. u Whltfc-
s-y. baHa Solo b. 4 CoHsut. tHe
German LicderkrarK. 90 voices. an
Ter direction u Prof \ inrueu.
patriotic muse 10y the orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
THE WATER FRONT

The ship American arrived In port
last night from san Francisco. Sire
will take back cargo OF coal to the
Golden Gate.
Steamer Seattle IN expected from
Lynn canal this evening.
Steamer Rosalie viii leave for the
north today. She has full cargo
and quite number Of passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
Castro Is President.

wAsHfSGToN. u. e. oct e.
Minister Lnomia cables h. the state
department from Caracas today.
that ttso government has ben turn
Ell over 10 Gru Castro b. Actus
President Loamls lie sass Castro
BE- very popular with the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
A DINNER IN
HARRlS0h'S HONOR

LONDON. oct 4-AmbaH.adof
Chnate viii give a dinner tonight In
honor OF rrehiiruf Harrison.
Among the guests vii BE- Lords sal
ishgry L.anniownc and woiselsy,
Secretaries Chamberlain and Hal
four. and the Archbishop q cantsr.
bury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
ORDERED TO
THE PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. u. G. oct q.
Secretary Root faa directed that the
Fofty-eighth regiment Of Infantry
volunteers ahnlI b. relieved from
duty at Fort Thomas. Ky, and pro-
coed on November Z u san Fran
cisco preparatory to smbarkation for
the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
THE CAPTURED
GUNBOATS

WASHINGTON. u. G. oct "a
An order has been Issued to provide
men for the reconstructed captur-
ed Euuboats lsln de Luzun. IHla do
Cubn, and Juan De Austria, which
viii be ready for service next month.
The battleshlp Indiana viii probably
be- put out Of commission tempor-
arily for REPAIRS -Four hundred or
its men viii be sent on the solacc.
and passenger steamers to Manila
to Join Watson'a squadron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
GOOD SPORT
AT TACOMA

Sports had n warm time over at
Tacoma last night Srattir's ring
talent amused che sports in the city
~ Destiny
Mickey WEIGH gave Indian Joea"
tHeEg hot reception. fie then
waltfed around Prof Reed FOR six
rounds. Tho Portland hid argued
the question with Young Hll. ~ Vic.
iprIh Hiii went o. sleep in the
sixth.
The Portland KID is O. face Kid
Leo November .. at the 4. 4. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
KILLED MANY
INSURGENTS

WASHINGTON. u. G. oct "a
Gen. otis cables this morning;
Hughes reports insurgents drlv-
On out Of Ncgros. Byrnc struck one
band killed IL and captured b. Ma
tive troops struck another band and
killed six. No casualties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
W!LHELMINA
Is ENGAGED

BERLIN. Oct. Alt Is authentic
ally reported that Queen Wiihelmina.
of Holland, " engaged TO Prince
Frederick Joachim. second son OF the
Prince Regent Albrecht. Of Bruns-
wick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
Taggart for Chairman of
the Democratic Committee

INDIANAPOLIS Ind oct ltMayo rasEart s in line Cor
and his friends chairman
Democratic
This a uf
Tuesday last b
city Indianapolis Republican
1000 plurality
party 9
Mr. TaEEart
Republican landslide 1894 Hs CANDIDACY regarded
Torn hope. but the him ~ a5oo Plurality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity.
and Wednesday. occasional rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
aoAaDlsAslA.--Ia119I1AN nAsN on


As WE have just completed our
aerial tramWag. We viii be- slip
ping ore all winter. This mine has
an ore exposure u about 300 feet.
asaayIuE very high IN copper. We
are now offering n limited amount
% The treasury stock at - cents
share. For further particulars
concerning aHaHys and samples,
can or write u the Office. go First
avenue. T.l Main G15.
=. a CORBITT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
KILL THE N. p. DEPOT JOB

There opposition
Pacific railroad shung IN
the becoming recognized that
the railroad hold shipping trade Of the
the
come history
prove determination
purposes expense
railroad be road
contemplated
be reparabc
Northern Pacific which
Northern Faeac
the
elected them
demand
after months Of
the
the tumble
Is. a Il
cycles"
The
profit
The
will
prosperity
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j. S. HouaHrg&. ~ 60. $40. AZ
Collins block
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UHHDI#HT IHEHfsTu# HD. me me "a
aH1 H#UaHIa aDHtf.tt Company aHfauftrh-
81 lHHH $50 Hfn NV n.4H#HF HhHffatf4 Il
HIIfE claims ftf 9huffE street
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az rooaf sag s. a.,A,TioaAL BANK

Capital stsek psIa IA. fozs 90
huFf4# 4H d.. ID .....-44.. Bl.W
Jacob Perth .......--.......#. iifsr fsnt
= eeitri1sfs. rss.s#fifa ifsHi3f-t
T. Y AFEeHg fHHHisf
1HfaasfHHf irHfs ~ al fho principal ettlTs
in ths United ffatsa sHd Eafeps.
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ID a. N
4Il Fn.ar Hzaas1L aAsK Of

Fai4 90 cap.tat ...#..##.. si14. Og9
General Hauk4ua BuH.ueHa TRANSACTED.
{anss u. H.He. lf...4s..4..... PfesIasut
dlHfire 81 y hrns.. ...l Vice ffeHldfnt
iraH@r Turner ..... ............. cashier
y 3 ThrhHHfaf ..#...a.. Assistant Cashier
fiHhf Hri frirHfHBhie FEEf.AaEe Ehghbls
iH oil o.. principal slties at the Luhsi
HtafHa ems E4rafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
BeOGt SUI oths ss0 CONTRACTORS

htsAIfLI HHgfGE Co IuiidefH % lgf1s-
e. uhaFtes. cal tanhafu. etc pills arIF-
100 ana fHundat4sss. dealers "a Eilss. ass
AMI aHM#H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-24
CLOTHS CLEANING.

TWO sTERS WHEEL ENGINES
and q Marine Boiler and pumps. all
In E1od condition. Apply Calm &
Cohn. cor. Railroad ay. and Yeslex.
The age-herald., 1899-09-14
MR. REEDS sTATUS

From the Boston Herald.
 The report that MT. Reed will retain his citizenship down in Maine. while practicing law in New York would seem to lack ade- quate ndation. in view of the rules governing the practice of law in the courts of New York. MT. Reed must. as a con- dition prior to his admission by the su- preme court of New York, file an affidavit that he lived in that county for a certain length of time, and that he intends perm anently to reside and practice law in the county of New York. With an affidavit of that kind. supplemented by certificate from one of the judges of the highest court of the state of Maine. that MT. Reed has been a practitioner before the court for three years. he can be admitted to the New York bar on motion. It will be seen from this rule that MT. Reed must acquire residence in New York and if he does that, he cannot maintain a residence in the state of Maine.