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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-26
Rohr
Ico Of The Argns

Correspondence Of The Argus
As this neck of woods has not been heard
From for some time, we thought il proper tc
give you few items.
Zaeeheus Gibson is supplying our people
with coal.
Miss Mary jenkins is very poorly with
! pneumonia fever.
Quite number of our sports were a,
Morgantown Saturday.
Mr VIM. Kephar, is visiting his sister
Mrs. VIM. Walls of Pisgah.
Leonard Greathouse Of Hacklebarney.
was visiting his .on.in-law, Jacob Rohr, last
week
Lake Moore left our community Sunday
evening with his pick aud shovel to parts
unknown.
Our school is doing good work under the
direction Of J. o. Jenkins Mr.. jenkins is
good teacher When he points his finger
the pupils submit
Early Thursday morning d.. w. J. Sar-
geant started snake hunting lie hied blm.
self to The region known as Flat Rocks and
proceeded 10 hunt The reptiles which he
knew must be lurking near. In a short
time he found the track Of a large one and
proceeded TO follow it. He had gone but
short distance until he perceived that another
snake had been coming from another direc.
ton and crossed the trail of the one he had
been following. Soon he observed another
trail just ahead. lie then decided TO follow
it. lie had gone but a short distance until
the tracks began to multiply. They had
meandered through the huckleberry bushes
in such way that the DR.. found it imp3ssi-
BILE to follow them so he gave it up. HIS
toes were frozen badly and the DR.. now sits
by the fire and applies hop poullices to the
injured members 1t will be some time be-
fore he is able to 90 snake hunting again.
We noticed an article IN THE ARGUS last
week pertaining TO the killing of large
wild cat near Beaver Hole. The will cat
proved TO be a pound coon that had been
forsaken 10y its mother and left to take care
for Itself. The article stated that the cat
had attacked a young man near the place
where they claimed they killed it,. tearing
his clothing and demolshiug one logging.
An animal. supposed to be a Wild cat, did
attack young mau near the Beaver Hole
a shor, time ago but he escaped with both
leggings and without single rent in his
clothing.
'IIIAWATIIA -
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Items Of Interest.
"lIIAwATIIA.' -

Fro m the New Dominion.
G. NJ. Cobun has gone to Masontown to
JON his wife aRd daughter who have been
visiting there for several days. lie will
return on Thursday.
School directors of Jefferson township IN
Fayette county have placed library of 200
volumes in every school house in the dis.
'ric'. The plan of public school Libraries is
coming into favor all over the country.
There is no doubt but that the Libraries are
Of wonderful value to the pupils.
Charlie Hickman who played last year
with the New York National League team
has been signed by the Boston American
League for next season. He will be here
to coach the baseball squad at the opening
Of the season having promised to do so some
time ago.
Elmer Jacobs is receiving bids on the
residences of Cyrus Fife, William NJ. Sivey
and w. S. Taylor. The latter gentlemen
expect to move here in the spring from Tun-
Melton where they at present reside. Their
houses are TO be located in South Park while
that of Mr.. Fife is IN North Front street
They arc all to be ready for occupancy in
thu early spring and are to cost from 81. 500
to S, 900 each.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-26

Charles W. Wolf from Function. spent
Christmas in town
Mr. snd Mrs. + NJ. IIrermans of Fair.
mont, were here to spend Christmas.
Rev. K. NJ. Ramsey will preach at Mas.
ontown Sunday. Dec. 20. a, ; O'Clock
Francis IIec,mans left last week for Coz
ming. New York, to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Charles Williams arrived here from Ohio
today to visit his father and other friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ami Everly and baby
were over ON Salt Lick to spend Christms S
at the old home of Mrs Everly.
J A. EVERY has resigned his posilion in
Gamer Co.'S store and will 60 To work
on, at lrona for the supply Company Store.
The Xmas Eve services at the NJ. L. and
Presbyterian churches were very successful
affairs and several hundred presents were
distributed
There was an informal dance at the
Hotel Gordon last nigh, aud about fifteen
couples passed pleasant evening till about
midnight when the ball broke up.
Elroy Leonard of near Lenox, was in
town this week delivering copies of the
Life of Mckinley" Tie dropped in 20
subscribe for THg ARGUS while here.
There was quiet wedding yesterday
evening at o'clock at the NJ. +. Parsonage
The contracting parties were Charles Fran
els Uphold, wldower aged 80, and Mrs.
Ella Howell, widow aged So. Rev. II.
{. Howard made them husband and wife
for the second time and they went on their
way rejoicing.
The Epworth League here has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
President, DR.. J. NJ. King; First Vice Pres-
dent Mrs. q. J. Shafer; Second p, Miss
Jennie Brand; Third V. p. Miss Nina FLYNN
Fourth V. p. Mrs. George a. Walls; Secrc-
tary, David Omer Martin: Treasurer, w.
III. {. Messenger; Jr. Supt. Miss Bessie
Haney. The League has an interesting
Reading Circle which meets on Wednesday
evening in the small lecture room which is
also used as a reading room and is open all
evening.
The day before Christmas George Dill
and Sam linn of near Reedsyile. were out
hunting and in climbing over a fence the
latters gun caught in sorse way aud, WIS
discharged, the contents entering Dilrs hip
and making an ugly wound Being at close
range the load of shot, wsdding aud all
went igio the bone. lie was taken to Virgil
AeMillens and DIR. Forlney of ReedsvIlle
and DIR. Pratt of this place, summoned.
They got most of the shot aud w4dding out
and The patient is doing as we'll as could be
expected. lie was moved yesterday to his
sisters in Reedsvile.
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December Marriage Licenses.

Thomas b. Cough ~ Anna L. Cus,key
70. Former born in Texas latter Preston
Tau.
Maurice A Newman 70, Bertha o. Spur.
geon ~. Former born in Mineral county
latter in Preston.
Clinton Graham IS, Maud Christopher Fl
Both Prestonians.
Geo. +. Hose %. verna ShaHer ~. Both
Prestonians.
William ID. MoCauley 90, Rebeeca J..
Shaher 90. Both born in Monongalia
county.
Charles A. Rodeheaver IS, Ema May
Benson II. Both Pres,onians.
Charles f. Uphold 80, Ella Howell 20.
Former native of Maryland and latter from
Floyd county, Va.
Chas. f. Carnes 49, Susie Howdesshei,
IS. Both Prestonians
Walter Feather 81, Estella Harsh "a
Both born in Preston but groom now lives
in Grant county.
Thos. ID. Kisner 81, Delsa c. Tlchenell
IS. Both Pres,onians.
Richard Thomas Wilson 80, Voliua Olive
Gale AZ Former from Clearfield. Somerset
county, Pa. and latter native Of Preston.
Albert X. Smith 80, Cora T. Moore e.
Former born in Monougalia county and now
living in Maryland latter nalinc Prcstonian.
Freanch Ashby ~, Martha Shuuiesworih
20.
John w. Smith 10, Annie Agnes Bowman
10. Last four natives Of Preston.
Edgar X. Rinard 20, Maude NJ. Glover
~. Former born in Bedford county, Pa,
and latter in Preston county.
G. w. Nine IS, Susie Wolf a. Both
Prestonians.
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Obituary.

Died 40 her home at Valley Point, Dec.
rs, 1904. Thankful Tborp Lislon, aged S5
years / months and $ days GRANDMOTHER
Li,i'u had been a sufferer for some wears
and whira resulted i'm her death with cancer
OF the face She wa, an earnest and cheer
full Christian, having united with the Baptist
church at the age Of 70. Funeral services
were conducted by the writer at Mt Nebo
Baptist church where quite number as
sembled to show the esteem in which she
was held. lntcrmenl in the Cress grave
yard by the side Of her compan On who had
preceded her - years to the landl Of no
more death She leaves behind FIVE chill
dren' al! married, three girls and two boys.
G, NJ
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B@SrR1ggEsG IS
M0RaRz@wS

"All well-all happy-lots
Of fun. That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
Of Barnum's Circus ever since
the keepers began dosing the
monkeys with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds of them
every year and the circus had
10 buy new ones.
One day a keeper accident
Iy broke a bottle OF SCOTS
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
Tapped It up from the floor.
This suggested the idea that it
might do them good. Since
then monkeys have received
regular doses and the keepers
ropor. very few deaths from
consumption. OF course it's
cheaper to buy SCOTS Emul-
ion than new monkeys and
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man IS the same disease.
If you have it or are threaten
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Cheat River Railroad Company.

NOTICE is hereby given of the annual
" meeting OF the Stockholders OF Cheat
River Railroad Company 10 be held on
Tuesday the 28th day of January. 1902 at
the principal Office OF the corporation 34I
sixth Ave. Pittsburg, Pa. at the hour of
~ NJ, Tor the purpose Of electing officers
and transacting any other business OF the
company that may lawfully be done or the
bylaws require. GEO ID. PRENTICE.
Secretary.
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The West Va. Argus.
HIS KINGWOOD
HEADQUARTERS AT

First class paper, entered as Second
class matter in a Third class Postofice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
C0LDFR0M
KLONDiKE
City OF Seattle Arrives With
More Than a MiIli0a

The City Of Seattle. Capt Cornell.
arrived At ie.30 O'Clock this morning
from skagwAy and Lynn canal ports
with one of the largest shipments OF
gold recorded this season.
II Is estimated that over 81 Co 000
was brought out Of Dawson Be
tween seven and eight hundred
thousand dollars Of this amount was
consigned to the Canadian Bank OF
Commerce from the Dawson branch
Of that bank. This amount o. gold
vas confined In ten large boxes.
There were ~ first eIass pasaen-
gerH and - second class. large
ma tority Of passengers were from
the interior and a number Of weiEhfy
pouches Of gold were placed In the
purser's keeping on the trip down
Among the passengers vas Rat
eliffe. the Dominion officer who
hanged George O.Brien. the murder
or % Relfe.
The city Of Seattle left skagway
early wednesday morning and fine
weather prevailed throughout the
voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
THE SHOOTING OF PRESIDENT MCKINLEY

horror OF W people Of
scd appalled, attempt made President
Mckinley. perrctrated
beloved hand
expression ot disenguged
suddenly revolver failed his
slightest ushtcu
sbty an ot the
inuct liberal ncrprcta
criminal
The pity provides punishment with
. President
There place this anarchist the
down use Wild
already
protection pottng
an that Liberty
With these aeyII. ra.a.a.eI sNnei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

=" 81. u. bb1fAiit. attoInss at
IN All aeg.t5 +. 49,. an. .. ,'.,i a.
Proceeding lu bankrapfr5 eau.
ponies Incorporated. AbatIa is
md. M .' t ai.,- ,' t.a4t.5
s.aiea IIgh.at rommsfelal ana
bank fsfereuses 5ls Third avenue.
I'h"Hs. 1ain lee''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

pla nopd Ice That's wha, You
need 10 keep cool. Tel Main 1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
RAIDED
Police Won't Stand for Games
Run by Strangers

Although the present municipal
administration tolerated. gambling
Isaac NrNiands and Jack RNinfnv
yyrre arrested last night fat conduct
uE ssmhIps Same. and their
tahles and money taken Ia charge
by the police NeWuuds was rrleas
r,l an SEQ bail and RAiurue Wan held
under Sgl bonds THE morning
since chief ot Police sullivan has
been m office be IL necessary Geo oh
tain hiH permission before "a EHmh
ling house ean he started.
Several DAYS uke NvwiaudH AMI
raIurur came tn Seattle frum lvurA
amt started a black jack Hnuv AMI
la strap layout over thr Union "a
luuu. corner First avenue south and
Weller street They had mot consult
td tho authorities but TAN thslr
81 mes iuHt thv sam me.
Last utEhg Detectives HtfnHH and
remnant sWaoprd daWu upnu thv IS
tHmHhmcug and caught the mru in
the act of HamhlinH A large crowd
surrounded the tables but when the
Officers dropped tn tho PLAYERS scat
tered The money an the tables.
amounting tu sts4an was euuuaeat
el and the slaVnutsf taken Co head
quarters. here ths5 are uee stored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
q SIMPLE TRIBUTE

Our the admin
intellect. unheushed
Ne
before
leader
should
h fonly Anarchy
him.
10
his
y chamber
FROM
hek etern sleep
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Scandinavian AmArlcan Rank


ultnl paid up ........... s. a6H COO
eight million duilarsB
Surplus - e.. ,-s.-........s.... s. coo 900
Interest," allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business ira nsaefec
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner OF
James -. ard Second Ave.
Il A TaefrruFsas A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
DAVID SCHNEIDER
DIED LAST NIGHT
Was a Resident of South Park for
81 Years

Daniel Schneider, one Of the piOn-
sera Of t1ls state. died At South Park
last night a. the age 81 - years. He
leaves Two children. Fred W.
fehneider. one 81 the superior court
haiilffs. and a daughter. Mrs. J r.
ftoil. ~ gan FrauciscO, who IN now
in Seattle.
Mr.. Schneider was born IN Ger
many in 1873. In 1870 he came to
America. Ten years later he crossed
the plains with a team and wagon
and settled In san Francisco. He
came 70 Puget sound In 1865 and In
1864 took up q homestead In South
Park. where he has lived since The
remains are az the ButtsrwOrth IN
dertakiug Dariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
Why DID THEY SAVE TINE WRErcH1

Why. OH why did the ro>s hands minutes
and allow
.
or
such pepetratsd
>
rot o. he
globe / o. naous
as pirate and promptly or
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Thanks Extended

We extend sincere thanks % the
Catholic order q F0restars Oadies
aud Eeutienenl 81 Seattle for the
picnic under their auspices at Ma
drona park. Sept. 2. FOR the benefit
OF the orphans entrusted to cur care
Also 20 Richard h PriuHie's Min
strel band and % the many KIND
friends who donated so literally and
all who 20 generously aided in max
Ing It "a financial success. The Sis
tsra u the Good Shepherd.
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FEDERAL COURT.

Judge Hanford has granted 4
writ of habeAs corpus directed 20
Customs Collector Hsustis. ordering
him 10 appear in court tomorrow
with NE Tong and show cause Why
the Chinaman - being held az an IL
legal resident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
COTTON SEED OIL
IN CAN OF LARD

". J. Owens manager Of the local
branch Of the Cudahy Packing Co,
yesterday pleaded guilty before
Judge GeorEp 10 the charge Of selling
atuitsratsd food. A can - lard sold
bY the company was found % con
tAir cotton seed Oh Judge George
fined the defendant f15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

F0R SALE. 1000 Two is5ss -, -.
houses IN Nwfh Seattle. ,e,~.
rented so per month.
So cottage ana ESQ lots n y.
mont. easy TERMS rented q
gfag-g-roum ,utfaEs. near Woods.
Park. Iot a1ZllH
fIHo8-s -roow house and two Ia, !.
Ross fronting 90 canal
gIeH9- New I-ru1m house Ii Frs~e..
ts0 lots. s1Nll9.
g1H-Tur - .0tf near Mas.
street the lots are IdaxiI -
cleared. cell on very easy term,
40 buys large iois AZ Green A.
good SOIL and only four bic =, ~.
car line
30 several i0ts It Fern HI
to- each several lots ln Frsms..
near school. size ~ lots. gr1s
ffs1 each Several lots ID Derrv 4
H8yfH addition.
80 per acre 20 aereH o. lana. ~,
- Green lake.
a9 Single acre tract al Tfg.,.,
Beech station.
97ee Two and one half acre. =
feet frontage on car tHsek :.
land u all cleared and has rurss.,
water meet ~ the year. ferrns
J. " WHEELER.
= Union block IS FIRST Ave
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cLAIRvoYAf.re

HME Peterson. vel known
throughout Europe and America
- the worlds greatest trance me.
dunn. tells past and future. gives
business advice. adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
property, etc she a. the medium
"a no furetold Kitty Ginr'a terrible
fate. Rhu was Killed by Harry Hay
ward Of Minneapolis call on this
gifted woman and she will send
You away happier. wiser and cap
able 81 being successful in any un-
dertaking her charges are ex-
tfemely rea s1nahie. and never more
Than sn-Called ciairvoyaufN who
give inferior readings. all business
confidential. her clients include an
classes. open Sundays. Hours
a. M. To y. N. Grand Pacific ho-
tel, liis First avenue. Room n.
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National Bank OF Commercs

= 7" ? = N-788I 7 ~ "
General banking business transacted
J. - HQEs. j.. pres. II MrMlrk-
en-. ice pres. L Turner. cash. II
7 IHrkhurat. asst. canh. Exchange
en principal cities OF = p. Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
a Workman Assaulted

A warrant was issued from Justice
Cams court late yesterday charR-
ing Henry Bennett and two men
whose names are not known. With
aa8a ulting a nOu-uuiOu workman n
fhe vulcan Iron works The com-
glaint ia sworn to by Manager jam
ieson n the company and the name
- fhc man hit - not given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
SPECIAL MEETINGS.

The Theesuphieai sos iety| Aman=
"a lodge meets az lt5 ThIrd avenue
" eduesday az q. ms far study
sunday az @. m# lecture subject
The Thseaaphlrui Conception Of
God by A =. kuudsru and Mrs.
Nate H. Davis.
Queen CIfy Thsaaaphleat society in
America Meeting sunday at -. m.
boa A a. l. " hall Pioneer block
Subject How We May Know The
osaphy Is Truth. BY Jennie 8 CLARK
Gospel Tent. Denny way and Fifth
avenue. subject sunday At IN
VIII De- Rupture of the church
Nightly addresses are given az q
p m. which all are invited " At
tend
The FIRST Mental Science Temple
meets every SUNDAY evening az 4
o. n az ieoa East Marion street
azsaH ~ a
Albert Nelson. who was hurt aeVz
rral weeks ago in the Washington
rsreet counter balance died yestef=
day al the Seattle General hospital
nasa
pia nond Ice That's what you
need 10 keep cool. Tel Main 1859
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BUSINESS coIlEorn-

CLARKE PERRIN shorthand sehool
Indifiaaal instruction G. Boston.
LEok Business College. Union "a.
Individual instruction. all subjects.
hlsST methods and teachers. Acme
husinesa College. second and Pike.
\ W school relsgrephg Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod. RuE COIL Main tis
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Small Burglary

The residence ~ a. l.. Hambauph
ct a2G Roy street. was entered last
evening and two toy banks contain
ing = small amount Of money. we're
taken. Detective Lane. who has tho
case in hand. believes the work 70 be
that Of framDs. -. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
The PuebIa Sails South

Tho city of Pusbla sailed last
night for San Francisco with Is
passengers. including - japanese.
and 1900 tors % freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
NOTICE

The Seattle and san Francisos
Railway and Navigation Com
pany:
You and each Of you are hereh!
notified that a special meeting o.
the stockholders of said railway
company will De held at the general
offices OF said company in Room N@
SIT. Bailey building, Seattle. WASH
ington. on Thursday September ~
1901. at the hour Of ten G0l o'cloek
"a. m. FOR the purpose OF authorizing
the trustees To issue two hundred o.
the first mortgage bonds of said
Railway Company out Of the reserve
five hundred bonds. for the purpose
OF making necessary mprovementS
bettermeuts. and the development Of
the property of this company, by or.
der ~ the Board of Trustees.
r. l.. GUERIN,
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
AUcIIoN sEIFh.

T O BfeKERToN. general auction
ser, 1872 Firsi avenue.
JOE MARTIN general nuctionesr
f1es Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07
DYLING ANo CLEANING.

Partisan Dye W orks-We call for
clean. press. deliver your clothes
0nice las LIST ave, Tel Main 1914
AMERICAN Steam Dye works. 1915
Western avenue. Phone. Main fsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

An Indian named Henry was ar
rested BY Officers Hubbard. Ryan
and Griffith last night FOR drunken
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

ron Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. si0-
2tl Collins block.
LYNCH s SHAW. a6-7 Halter bldg.
Mdme. a. :. smith. e. Hlnkley blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL Hank
or SEATTLE
capital stock raid in. fszs 900. sur
piuH 80 900.
} Furth. pres J g Goldsmith.
vice ptea a. =. AnkHny. cashier.
Correspond ln principal eItIes
lH the United States and Furaue
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ARCHITECTS


John aRAIfAM gs.ga Mcdonald bl
l. NJ nauDn1DA- nL-I.- .nIuna.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


RHn tht W - 49,
TREMpEH s. co. inc.
AbHtraet Co. established 1858 Min
ing elaim Abstracts Basement 81
the Mutual Life building
Booth Whittieaey Hauforl Abatfacl
CO., sHfHbl.rhaa 1869. basement of
Huiler hIn'h Telephone. Main ipt.
#IsATTLE Abstract Co.. s.. s.. blk
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FINANCIAL

TO LOAN Private money at low
rate of interest. Grou. Damus a
Osncr lo5 Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
riHon & Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL Co. ~ Halter block.
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rLuMrDnl-
PRlHrl9o AND BlNDIaa.
PHorooHhPHERs.

sTkMp PHOTOS - c, oiais,,.,I. :.
Amateur aaiabIag. Wise. suns.
block
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CON- RAcToR and BUILDERS.

BROMLEY a. Wells, general con
tractors. u starr Boyd building.
Tel. Main $50
soDERQuIsT & ROsELEAF. shops
at 2ig 2g1 Spring street
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co:
clothes Ia shape 81 90 month. dye
ing repairing 1907 Ord. Bun 1904
HiGHEsT prices for cast-or cloth
tnR. Dave Taylor. 10 Starr-Boyd bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-07

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


FOH Fale Zine garden land in one
ta0 and rs" utfs traefH. convent
entity located at West Seattle.
prices very lDH GA rHrg terms. sk-
fallout chance 10 buiid up n nice
home farm while working boz Inc
city Where can sou fud beffrf
Investment. LIT ur - with NYu
and show the property. sfuft".
want 4 10. ltz Columbia street
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For gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne r. CLARK Co. si5 Second Ave
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DENTISTS.
pREsskiAkERs.

a " PHILLIPS. 81 Hsussy blk.
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Fred. Rosenstock. Path and v. Fir.
FIVE men with teams and scrapers.
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DANCING ACADEMIA

PROF. Iittle's academy viii open
sept 18th. VIII receive applicants
for membership. open sept. s.
DANCING lessons. private OF in
eiussss daily. Prof Wilson's Dan
cling school. Ranke block.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


FRANK {. EGAN, dramatic and
op"rNtio coach special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art. eloeution, voice placing. oper-
attic force. Tuesdays and FridayA
suite 90. HolYote block
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THE southeast corner Of Essrss
and Terry. 10 feet square. can :
bought 81 5000 on terms. Tns 4.
growing value AK MeTngus 4
elise offices. Pacific block