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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


N THE SUPERIOR C0URT oF
the state OF Washington. In aa4
for the County Of King-Jeaa
Werline. pIaintiY. ~. J. g. wer-
line. defendant. No. g Sss sum
mons for service b. publicztson-
State OF Washington TO the sai4
J. &. Werline, defendant.
You are hereby summoned 20 ap-
pear within sixty days after the dafs
Of the first publication Of this sum
mons. to-wit. within sixty days 81.
ter the 2tth day Of July. A. D. lei.
and defend the above entitled acfica
IN the above entitled court. and an
svver the complaint OF the plaintiff.
and serve a copy OF your anzwsr
upon the undersigned attorney for
the plaintiff at his Office below stat
ed; and m case Of your failure 50 70
do Judgment viii be rendered against
YOU according 20 the demand of The
complaint which has been filed with
the clerk 81 said court. that the OBJ
iect for which this action is brought
is 20 obtain a decree Of divorce from
the defendant on the ground that the
defendant has failed and neglected
and refused 10 support plaintiff ana
20 make suitable provision for plain.
tin and his family. the same being
one 81 the causes OF action for a.
vorce specified in the laws Of ths
State ~ Washington.
A. J. SPECKERT.
Attorney for plaintir.
Postofnce address and Office ais
dress. room r. Arlington hotel. Sc.
attic. Washington.
First publication. July - 1901
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State OF Washington. in and
for the County OF King. Jane Y.
Agard. plaintiff, VS.. Nels n. And
erson. \. s Peterson, u. J. Strait
August L0vegren. The Preston
Mil Company, a corporation, ana
the scandinavian American bank
of Seattle. a corporation. defend
ants. No. S2,o56. Summons ~
publication.
The state OF Washington 20 ~
said Nels -. Anderson and A. q
Peterson. defendants.
You are hereby summoned 70 aps
pear within sixty t6ol days after the
date Of the first publication Of this
summons, to-wit within sixty days
after the 9th day OF Aug. 1901, ana
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff, ana
serve copy OF your answer upon ne
undersigned attorneys Tor plaintiff
az their office below stated, and IN
case OF your failure SO 90 do, judy
meut viii be rendered against yos
according 20 the demand Of the CONE
plant which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court.
The object OF the above entities
action Is 20 foreoloSe a mortgage
upon lands in King county, Wash.
ington. to-wit: Lots nfty-four tsD
and nftv-hve t55l in nwight's Addi-
tlon TO the city OF Seattle King
county. Washington; said mortgages
being made by the defendant Nels NJ
Anderson ON the 14th day OF Noveni.
Der. 1892, 20 Jane G. ACard. plaintin
herein to secure his note Of one
hundred O00 dollars. payable two
years after date. with interest at the
rate OF ten per cent, per annun,
which said note Is now in defaulti
and TO bar each Of said defendants
of any claim or interest in said rear
property.
PETERS & POWELL
Attorneys FOR platinum.
fostofflcc address. Rooms No. 20
= Dexter Horton Bank Building,
attic, King Co. Washington. -
Date of FIRST publication. AUG W.
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pANcINa AcApEMIEs.

DANCING lessons. private or I'm
classes daily. Prof. Wilson's Dan
cling school. Rauke block.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

Clothes Pressing Co,
clothes in shape $3.50 month: dye
Ing, repairing. 1907 ard. Bun 1904.
HIGHEST prices for east-off cloth
ms nHNe THNlnr. 10 Stnrr- Rnvd h1h
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic ma
operate coach; special summer
course I'm all grades OF dramatic
art. elocution, voice placing. oper-
attic force Tuesdays and Frldaya
Suite So. Holyoks block.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnaTnAeT OF rITLE

OSBORNE. THEMrEH s 90. inc.
AbHffart co. effahiiahei 1883. aim.
ing claim HbHfrHsfh basement II
the Mutual Life building
Booth #Whitflrsey HHufafl AbatHet
60 established 1859 Placement ~
HaIsr block Telephone Main -.
SEATTLE Abetraef Co. p. s. ula
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AUCTION stLEs

AUCTION aALE seven rooms
onIeu furniture A. s0s Washington
street. between Nlnth and Tenth.
Friday Aug ~ a. 1910 d m.
consisting = the following Three
hue OAK bed rst. paflof set. fine
indiee writing deck. very anc vel
vet and bofdrrsd Bruaseil carpets.
sidehoard. dining table. dining
chairs. nne rockers. pictures. lace
curtains. pillows. sheets fine ban
kets. quite. mattress springs. ruEs.
one me range. dishes. granltewars.
Mrs. Euf hsnan Il soiuK away. and
has given us instructions 70 sell.
this L. eli very hne furniture. an
Was bought 4 months age. sai@
Friday. Aug "a. 1919. Joe Mar
TN. auct4oneeF.
AUCTION sale - seven rooms flne
furniture AZ sgs Washington street.
between Ninth and Tenth. Friday.
Aug - az 10 Ie n. IA. consisting
~ the fpiluwinE Three dnc oak
bed vets parior set hne ladies'
writing desk. very hne velvet and
hardcrrd HrlHaeia carpets. side
board. dining table. dining chairs.
the rockers pictures. lace curtains,
pillows sheets. fire blankets. qullts
mattress springs rugs. one fine
range. dishes RranlteRarc Mrs..
buchanan IL going mHny and has
given "a Instructions 20 sell this
iH ell very fine furniture. and vas
bought four months ago. sale Fri
day. August -. TO- 20. Joe Martin.
AuEfioneer.
To h0usekeerers and ofherr-E. q.
iiekrrtan viii sell ~ auction on
ThurHdaV. the 21nd August. az
o. 20 sharp. the contents - - ele-
sanity furnished roofaH Of the Ea-
moni hotel with lease ~ 1871
seventh avenue. Tho above fur
niturr vii bc sold ns a whole. r. all
go nrst=einHa condition. can be
seen DAY before sale between the
hours of and y NJ For furih-
ar particulars inquire on the prem
iHsa or =. q Hickerton. Auctinnecr,
1873 FIRST avenue.
2. @. HtCKEnToS. general auction
Ger. 1912 First avenue.
JOE MkRTiS. general auetioneer.
1898 Third Ave.
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co on TIE
CITY OF EVERETT

EVERETT AND I'd
AONus ROUTE.
Leave Seattle. T.p4 a. IA. ~ M. and
: b. IN.
Leave Everett SIS a. m. 20 and
= ~ = IN.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Calmnn dock. Seattle Tei Rcd 81
Pare Csc rotut trip 100. First
class meals served az = cents.
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Our i2=inch deek fan uses no more
current than a iG-c. ,. lamp. XII
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eHoToeRAPHsRs.

MP Photos-douhle size. "a FOR
%, button free. photo jewelry.
NoNeitS Photo Co, 2lS Columbia.
Amateur finishing, Wise. sullivan
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ARcHirEcTB

JoHN GRAHAM. architect. - -
Mcdonald BLOCK.
- AiaHus 4 WsiLef 90 u s. blA
y " noLamIOA. tll-Il CaIuna.
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B0hNEY 4 STEWART
Funeral Directors and EuabAlmars
PaTlOra Third Avenue and Columbia ~
Ialephone Main u, seattle, Wash,
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So. clb 81 GssrsHass ossthssas
Excursions 80 Tacoma. Efka' Car.
ulyaL See display al page 3. 80
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A SMOKER
Local Alumni Of Cornell and Harvard
viii Meet Tonight

An informal smoker wili BE- Eiven
a. the University club this evening
~ the members ~ the Harvard and
Cornell alumni ia honor - Prof
Barrett Wendell II Harvard and
Prof. Henry Morse stevens - cor
nell. who are az present tn the city.
All members - the alumni % eth
er Institution are invited o. be pres
ent at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-21

Mrs. g. r. Burnside gave an In
formal card party Monday evening
e. a few friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-21
BUSINESS COLLEGES.

CLARkE's PERRIN shorthand school.
INDIVIDUAL instruction. "a Boston
LEQ.s Business College. Union I'd (.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College, Second and Pike.
N. W. School relegraphy. Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod Rus. coli. Main sie
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COM RAG foR and BUILDERS.

49, sls,lr.-s~zszs'ss~N-
BROMLEY 4 Wells, general con-
tractors, e starr Boyd building
Tel Main $50.
sODERQUGsT e ROsELEAF. shops
at 2lS-220 Spring street.
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Attorneys for plaintiff, postonice
address, rooms ( TO s, Dexter
Horton Bank building. Seattle.
King county, Washington.
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DENTISTS


a " PmLLlFs- . Hsuasg blf.
gmeaFu asnH 80 80 unsleg
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BANKS


PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in, t52s 900. sur
plus. s1a COO
j. Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith.
vice prca r. y. Ankeuy. cashier
Correspondents IN principal cities
In the United states and Europe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid up capital. li59. 900
TranHacts general banking business.
II 6. Henry. pres. r. n. Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit fauI. Boxer tor Ress
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital 80. $50 600
General banking business transacted.
J. y. HoEe. r., pres. NJ, McMiek-
en-. vice pres l.. Turner. cash r.
r parkhurst asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities OF L. $, Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. A general banking busi-
ness transacted. Deposits 81. SOC. 600.
a. ChilberE. pres; p. l.. Grondnhl.
ist vice pres. A. II. Soelberg. cash:
J. =. Lane, asst. cash. No branches.
Tbs Canadian Bank Of commeros
Capital paid up $. 600 900
eight million dollsrsl
surplus p. ...........s.....s2 s.. 000. 600
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH-Corncr of
James St and Second Ave.
y. a. CAMERoN. Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike st. Capital
paid up. slO0 600 u. c. Neufcider.
pres; J. X. Hayden, cash. J. T.
Greenleaf. asst. cash. Commercial
saNInes and trust business
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Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon Hook.
The season f. on. Tel. Main 1853
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90 to Spinning for bicycle repair.
New bath houses. Madrona villa
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The Star vii be mailed to your
camp address without extra charge.
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
North Carolina Cotton.

1t is stated that North Car
olina CLAIMS, or is about to
claim, that it is manufacture
ing all Of the Gotten that it
produces, and will soon man
ufucture more than it's home
production. Charlotte is the
center of manufactures, and
with its neighboring towns
is said to haye over a hall
million splndles in opera ton
A number of new factories
have recently been erected,
and the cotton manufactur.
ing industry in North Carroll.
ma is thought to be in a very
satisfactory and progressive
condition.-New York Com
mercial.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
APromiuent Chicago Woman Speaks

Prof. Roxie Tyler, Of Chi
cago, Vice President Illinois
Woman's Alliance. in speak,
ing of Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy says: 81 suffered
with a severe cold this winter
which threa tened to run into
pneumonia. | tried different
remedies but | seemed to
grow worse and the medicine
upset my stomach. A friend
advised me to try Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and
found it was easy to t a k G
and it relieved me at once.
am now entirely recovered
saved II docter's bill time and
suffering, and will never be
without this medirine again.
For sale bS Blackburn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
For Other Reasons.

"You amt acquainted a
round here much. bs mp
asked the mounInineer 0f the
man on horseback.
"No."
81 reckone1 not. | don't
bplieye lh go down the trail
that iuns past Abe Cores
shack, if I was yon. Abe had
his hnss stole last week"
"But this isn't his horse.
"You don't seem to under
stand. | amt accusin' you
of stealin' his hOss. I'm sim
ply intilnatin' to you that at
the present time Abe happens
to be in med Of a hnss purity
bad. | wouldn't go down
that road il | was you" IN
dianapolls Sun.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
Millions Spent ia. tbs Philippines.
Washington Dispatch.


More than rs, 1000, 900 Mex
leans we're expended by the
Taft commission during Sep
tember and October in t h e
Philippines and making pub
lie improvements.
Copies OF the orders author
izing these expenditures have
been received by Secretary
Root and have given the au-
thorities much food for
thought. The first appropri.
alton made by the commits.
sion was for 81 900, 900 in
American money, or$2.OOO,-
600 Mexican, for the con
struction and repair of high
ways and bridges in the Is
lands. There are items OF
$21S,396.25 American and
$729, 1874 .4S Mexican for ex.
penses incurred for the bene.
fit of The insular government
during the month of October;
$27,474 for the construction
of a suitable vault for the
treasury; $24,S50 Mexican
for the purchase of a site for
a new market in Manila, and
$1,000 Mexican to be paid
annually to a statition. An
examination shows | h a
while the receipts are increas
ing, they are not large, and
that unless the commits
sion is careful there will be q
deficit.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
The Presidential Election Returns.
Working Democracy.

The Presidential Election Returns.
Working Democracy.
The total vote cast for
President in 1895 was 49,,
923,378, out OF an estimated
total electorate of 1885,
600.
The total vote cast for
President in 1900 was 13,-
983, ,943, out of an estimated
electorate OF Is, 100000.
The vote last year was,
therefore, 39, 9,435 less tnan it
was four years ago, although
the electorate had increa sed
at least 100000. While
the vote four years ago was
within a quarter OF a million
of the total electorate. the
"stay at home" vote thisyear
reached ] ,250,000.
One voter in every dozen
the country through refrain
ed from expressing any opin
ion upon the Presidency.
Except t h e Presidential
election of 1864, when the
Southern States were not rep
resented, this is the first
Presidential election at which
the popular vote has not
been much greater, greater
in proportion, than at the
preceding election.
Mr.. McKlnleys popular
vote in 1896 was 7,102,262.
His popular vote in 1900 was
1888, 130, again of135, ,85S.
Mr.. bryan's popular vote in
1896 was 6,502,925. His
popular vote in 1900 was
6,37O,530, a loss of142,395.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10

Could Get No Help to Bury Her Child.
A Morvan (Anson Go. } Cor
respondence Wadesboro Mes
senger says:
We have been informed Of
one OF the most inhuman
things that ever occurred in
a civilized country. 4 negro
child got badly burned, by
its clothes catching fire. over
near Paris, several days ago.
For lack of attention the
child, after lingering several
days, died. The mother Of
the child is a very low and de
graded woman and for this
reason the negroes round
about would not have any
thing to do with the woman
or her offspring. The moth
er sold the only pig she had
to buy a coffin for the child
and, as the people would not
render any assistance to-
wards hurying it, the mother
carried the body over to q
nearby graveyard last Sat
urday afternoon and laid it
down among the graves and
went off and left it there. We
are told that the corpse and
coffin are still lying there as
she left them, awaiting the
dawn OF the resurrection
morn. Has it come to pass
that the dead shall bury its
dead 10 the land of the living?
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
Delegate Wilcox's Big Mileage.
Washington Dispatch.


Delegate Wilcox OF Ha waii,
has received the largest pay.
ment on account OF mileage
that has ever been made to
any Senator, Representative
or delegate.
Mileage is allowed for at
tendance upon each session
OF Congress at the rate of
20 cents for each mile by the
shortest usually rave ed
route between the home Of
the Senator. Representative
or delegate and Washington.
1t is paid for the trip in
bath directions. The distance
from Honolulu to Washing
ton is estimated at 5000
miles and Mr.. Wilcox h a s
drawn 81 900 for his trip to
Washington. He will receive
as much more when he goes
home. II he pays all his trav.
cling expenses the trip from
Honolulu to Washington did
probably cost the Hawaiian
Delegate about 5000. But
he may travel or passes if he
has learned the methods OF
many IF his congressional as
sociates, and, in that event,
hissmileage is all clear prof
| it. Whether he rides on pass
es or pays his fare he is able
to add a considerable n e
sum to his annual salary oI
$5, 900 per year and he is al
object OF envy among his as
sociates.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
Reflections Of a Bachelor.

You might as well t axe .,
things rs they come, for II
yon don't thsy will take you
as they 20.
4 woman's way oftreating
the Chinese situation lie about
like her way Of ca tc h | ng
a chicken.
Every woman has one cush
ion that is too good to use,
but is meant to hide q spot
on the sofa.
When the average man pro
poses the girl has to fight bs
tween being happy and be
ing mad because he didn't do
it sooner.
The women have an idea
that when one OF them refus
a man he goes out and geta
drunk to drown his sOrrrOw.
Nine times out of ten he 10
only cslebrating.-New York
Press.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
Beat Out Of an Increase of Pension.

A Mexiran war veteran and
prominent editor writes: See
ing t h e advertisement of
Chamberlnin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, lam
reminded that as a soldier in
Mexico IN At and '48, | con-
tracted Mexican diarrhopa
and this remedy has kept me
from getting an increase in
my pension, for on every re.
newal n dose OF it restores
me-" 1t is unequalled as a
quick cure for diarrhoea and
is pleasant and sale to take.
For sale by Black buru.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
Brought Good Fortune.

A small item in his own paper
lately brought amazing good for
tune to Editor Chris. Reiter, OF
the Saginaw, Mich, Post and zei
tung. He and his family had the
grip in it's worst form. Their doc
tor did them no good. Then he
read that DR.. Kings New Discoy
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds was q guaranteed cure foI
grip and all throat and lung
troubles, tried it and says: Three
bottles cured the whole family
No other medicine on earth can
equal it," Only soc. and 81 at
Blackburn's. Trial bottles free.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10

When you need q soothing and
healing antiseplic application tor
any purpose, use the original
DeWitts Witch Hazrl Salve, Q
well known cure for piles and skin
diseases. 1t heals sores wiibuut
leaving sears. Beware u c',iiH-
teririis. Nniyiz aa.l Farthing.
JoAusun ;.ad iucl.i IN, Il
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10

The Kinston Free Press is
right when it says that the
matter that should be con-
sidered of test import
ance by the next legislature
is to provide more taxes for
the public schools in order
that n full four monts term
can be had so the boys can
be taught to qualify as elec
tors before 1908. This must
be provided for no matter
what else is lett undone.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1901-01-10
,ase Mr.. McKinle.N-will not be

bill to get through than heis
for the Ship SubsidybilI. One
is to pay campaign debts
the other to keep him and
his administration out of a
deep and dangerous hole. He
would like to have both, but
If he cnn only get one he will
take the Army bill without
moments hesitation.
After press chblegrams
from Copenhagen made it use
less to further deny, officials
acknowledge that the United
States is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Danish West
India Islands and that our
Minister to Denmark h a d
made q final offer OF some
thing like $3, 500, 900 for the
islands. This offer is otcourse
subject to the ratification OF
the treaty providing for the
purchase by the Senate, as
well as the acceptance o I
Denmark. Why, there has
been so much official lying a,
bout this negotiation, which
has been going on more or
less actively for two yeats, is
one of those things which it
would be difficult to find q
sensible answer for.
Although there isn't t h e
slightest proba bility of any
formal inquiry or court mar.
tial being ordered by the Var
Experimentation much ex-
plosive matter lying around
loose-the charges m a d e a.
0ainst Col. II. O. s. Heistand
Adjutant Gen. on the staff of
Gen. Chaffeer by Maj. E. L.
Hawkes., haye been forward
ed to China, where the aecus,
ed is, for an answer. The
charges are that Col. Heis-
tand was guilty of conduct
unbecoming an officer and
gentleman when he represent
ed to Maj. Ha wkes, thereby
inducing him to invest mon
ey which was subsequently,
lost, that a combination had
been formed by United States
officials who werein positions
to fix the tariff, to control
the hemp output OF the Phil
ippines. The officials named
as having entered this com
bination were Adjutant Gen
eral Corbin. Assistant Secre-
tary Melklejohn, Gov, Allen
of Porto Rico, and United
States District Judge Boyd.
The charge recites that after
Hawkes. had invested bis
money. he was told by Heis-
tand that the officials na med
had withdrawn from the con-
bina tion 10 control the hem
output.
A club with the imposing
name OF the National Repub
lican League has been organ
: ICED in Washington, OF which
about two-thirds are Office
holders and the majority O
the other third would like to
be. The written objects o.
the League are about the
. same as those of other polit
lcal clubs, but one OF tht
speeches made at the organi
zation meeting, gave anOthei
object of the League to be tC
: have influence in determining
what persons shall hold Office
under the republican admin
istration, and to get rid o.
those democrats who are
now holding Office in order
: that republicans may get the
: places. All of the members
n