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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
FOOTBALL
PRACTICE
Seattle High School Team
Getting in Trim

The Seattle High school football
team VIII commence tho season d
work this afternoon Candidates
for the eleven VIII set together on
the campus this afternoon and teaa
the ball around. iuHt 10 get the kinks
taken cut. The team viii not get
down 70 genuine work for several
seks. Prof Berry. wha 10 this year
a member II the faculty, has been q
star football player and VIII DO all
in his power that's year to help the
Harlan are tho only old men left on
the team this year. but the old-tlma
enthusiasm is still ia the school and
"a good aggregation Will undoubtedly
D. brought out
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nAInNoYANrs

aME. Peterson. well known
throughout Europe and America
as the worlds greatest trance me-
diuu tells past and future. gives
business advice. adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
property. etc. she 10 she medium
who foretold Kitty GinEs terrible
fate. who was killed by Harry
Hayward 81 Minneapolis. call on
this gifted woman and she viii
send YOU away happier. wiser and
capable 81 being successful iu any
Undertaking her charges are sx-
trcmeiy reasonable. and never more
than so-cslled clairyoyants who
give inferior readings all business
confidential. her clients include all
classes. open sundays. Hours ?
n m % s =. m Grand Pacific ho-
tel. 1lt5 First avenue. Room l2.
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LADIES' NIGHT
Athletic Club Bowling Alley Open on
thursdays

'Hurrsh girls" This expression
Of half triumph and half glee-
triumph because n r. victory that
the ladies of the club have striven
hard 10 obtaiu-pasaed vociferouslY
among the women members Of the
Athletic club upon the announce
ment ~ Acting Superintendent T.
Bowes. that after October 2. on Wed
nesday evenings. the bowling alleys
a. the Seattle Athletic club VIII be
reserved for the ladies. u Is under
stood that this new program VIII re-
main IN effect Just 50 long as the la
Cies Of the club avail Themselves u
the opportunity. but just 30 soon a.
they lapse into that apathetie carry
me there" mood. lt r. said the pro-
gram VIII be changed.
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What Some OF His Grateful
Patients Say OF Him:

Two weeks ago sent 10 See ur
Abh1 concerning mF heuriug which
was frr} mush Impaired from refurz
rent Hhaarnh iu the widfifsear# liia
treatment gave me immediate relief
and has restored any hearing COM
plrfely. thIak Re 10 truly r. suut
erfut doetuf. end ann worry rfatrfui
indeed FOR what hs 40 for me
Il. GoTTSeAi.k.
100 Second Avenue. Seattle.
became deaf about twenty years
ago. ana have been treated By many
renowned specialists but could new
- set any relief Or Abho restored
my hearing In one treatment lasting
about twenty minutes and fief tax
ms hin medicine for enc week the
noises Ia ny head have ceased.
MRS CAROLINE HASLEf.
Green Lake
pf Abbo strhiEhtened my crosse
eyes ir iess time than % takes ta
write THE statement. Re certainly
snosr HE business.
NEPTUNE MATrH0S.
Port Hiakel~Y. Wash
hesriaiiY recommend Or Abba
40 an eve specialist. a. my expert
snte with him maksa me more than
sratrfui.
MRS ~ ngEsEE.
"a Twenty Ave. Seattle.
pf Atho cured me - rheumatism
in tao weeks. after a dozen other
doctors and Hot Springs. Ark. could
30 nothing Or me
CHAs. y HnOW%.
Ballard. wash
have been long sufferer from
bronchial Cafnrrh and Asthma. be
sides having much trouble with my
stomach after taking ur Abboa
treatment for two weeks I can raf
fhrra square meals day and steep
Ike q haby.
lie 10 the best doctor I have ever
had the good fortune 70 meet
JOHN J WILSON.
Whhfnnm Wash,
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coat-FIoweFs

II IL quite the mode 10 wear flow
erB IN the coat. and vlolets have Civ
en- place to lilies. 70 be eclipaed by
prlmrOses. and then roses and carna-
fiona. Giant blossoms still have their
followers for millinery and evening
Rowua, and hydruugea lB to be a
fashions bic flower for toqueB and
picture hats. Complete floral tOques
Are exquisite IN pangios relieved WIth
l0ops anG bows Of tulls.
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Special Quick Treatment
For Diseases Peculiar 10 Men.

Dr. Abbo makes blind people see
u no were born blind. He removes
attracts In twenty minutes and the
patient can see the cataract with the
eve from which n is removed imme-
diately He accurately corrects all
errors Of refrsetion. such as near
sightedneHs. farslghtednees, astig-
matIsm and double vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

All sufferers from Catarrh, CatRr-
rhal Deafness. Bhonchitls. Asthma
and Consumption. Nervous pyspep-
ala Kidney, Liver. stomach and
Blood Disorders piles. Bladder and
Urinary Troubles. Rheumatism. Par
alysls. Neuralgia or Seiatiea should
call az once.
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NM a. BUTT MIX. attorney ut law.
Suits pfpHcrufod and defended Ia all
courts. - ysafs experience. Proceed
liEH IN haHhf aHiDt t4HlmuIrs lHEuTH
pufatsd. Abstracts carefully sFsInz
inea. objections made In all parts
~ tile United States. Highest q. IN
mffriHl and bank reference. lIH
Third avenue Phone. HaiH IJ'H
aftGfk EHr. a. civil ana criminal
practice. ~ years actual experience.
consultations free. Room Is. Afiirf-
ton hotel tower poatpniooI. Phone,
Main Hf3
}. p. RAIL-. r. and D. HoAwall block.
lua Columbia a. Phone. hIun -.
General practice IN oil rho tuarta.
Damage cases HFs, lHlty
Moderate fess 1araHitHtlaH fra.
n = FOSTER. Mutual fifs building.
Phone. Main fli
TltASk Is WlEfTGiNG Baa'oH b.k.
- - MAHriN aa Muual Life b.d
. a KELLOGG - Bailey hu.Is HE.
IS y LAMHuTIt 0i-s PaaIhe block
:. r. MAeDoAALb - nafke att
Root Palmer q brown ri9neer hll
= O. cOSoNEH ,s=n Taller building
LYMAN z KNAPP 81 Hallet bliIeinF
q WARD KEMr a. Burke t1I'f.7t
J o. pOGGLhe ~ Neg YORK tHt
RICHARD OSBORN rsf ~. s. block
HORACE pETER at sew York b'k
fiERRE p PERRY az Burke tIHrk
4 b lAN8LAfb - = = bio
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ntsINTss coIIEGEs

CLARKE = Peruin Shorthand sch2''
Individual instruction. = beatonz
Lao business COLLEGE Iniau-.dt IN
dlvlaual iHutrueticn. gu Fuoieets
MEsT methods and teachers Acme
Huflnssr Coiiegc. Second ara ilsa
y W school TeieEraphY Pioneer.
WILSON 4 Mod. Bua. coll Main 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

AUCTION sale ~ furniture az Mar
fiu a fua raleHf oama tazs Third
avenue. "wednesday. September the
ltth. 1880 "a m. Eight rooms 90
fine furniture moved from klrF
HireHt and fIKc rooms of furniture
moved from Rainier Heights alho
l9 fine velvet rugs. szlz ] big iut
~ sample lut ~ table linen. 100
yards n linen warp mating one
fine Fisher piano. Theec goods are
al sold Tor debt joe Martin.
auetluueer.
= % HeKEBrD& gcueral auction
Ger 1872 First aeeale
J9E MARTIN general aactioassr. ialf
Third avenue
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co OK TIE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND Id
MoSDS ROUTE.
Lave Seattle. 100 a m. ~ IN. and
3 y. N.
Leave Everett SIS a. m. 20 and
e ih =. IA
Sunday.
enlman dock. Seattle Tel Red 17i
Fare Tsc round trip 81 40. First
class meals served At 90 cents
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FREE!! FREE!!

All who call upon or address the
Abbo Medical Institute on or before
sept - will b. treated free until
cured No charge except for neecs-
sary medicines.
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Diseases OF womsn such a. have
haffled the skill Of all other phYsi-
clans and remedies. Cancers. Tu-
mnrH. FibrUlds and Polypoid
Growths
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HAzIETT h MtILTN- New work.
guaranteed one year Tel Bum leat
Geo. n. woodhoase co, Tel Main al
KAUFMAN Plumhing Co Ban at
BAKER & soS. paopc. black iosi.
THrp TURNER. TEL Green al
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PRINTING AND BINpINC

MARKET Report. Printing 4 psihlish-
ing Co, high grade Job printinc. elt
spring street Tel Bun So
nuLL BROS, commercial printerr
SOC 301 SIS WASHINGTON bldg: s,.,.r
Treen's shoe Store Tel White ass
METROPOLITAN Printing & binding
Ca Ah Nnd ava - ru-I Nialsa Sos
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FOR ladies' tailor and reception gov Il
call at Lamb Sisters. Sio-2il Collins
block
LYNCH = SHAW. al Hauer bid.
Nine. a. g SMITH. o. Hlnkl~ hlncK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
In the Annals of Med
icine and Sur
gerry.

lie makes the blind see and the
deaf hear cures the weak. worn and
weary. nervous. dyHpeptie, catarrhal
asthmatle and consumptive. fheum
attic. puraiyue and .pileptie To- a most
marvellous manner b4 new system
81 medicine from Europe and the
orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

Electric fans give solid comfort
Kilbourne \ Clark Co. sis Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
ELECrnICAL MACnINnnn
FINANCIAL,

a wYMAN co, dynan,ns
and motors installed. house wiriny
and bell work. 1918 Western avonue
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nNEINe an CIEA,INa

Partisan Dye works-we call for
clean. pross, deliver your clothe.'
ofnco iilS First ave, Tel. Main lott
AMERICAN Steam Dye Works, isle
Neatern ayenue. Phone, Main ~.
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Consultation and examination free.
office Hours a. m. 10 p. m;
Sundays, II n. m. To y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

II almost that the czogz should
through courts and
delay justice By playing the insanity dodge too swift
for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

BUTTER. EGGS.
BUTTER. EGGS.
You an know that the price 81 but
ter o. up al over the city. ONLY
WITH rs We stan sell the finest
IOWA CREAMERY BUTTER
FOR 15e a pound. Dairy butter %
cents Why throw your money
away and pay 20 cents a, pound
when We sell the same for = cents
with te ounces TO the pound also
We ALSO SELL OUR STRICTLY
FRESH RANCH EGGS for :
cents dozen Every egg Euaran-
teed. It's acknowledged al over the
city that while We always sell our
eggs cheaper than the groceries
that they are the only eggs in town
that can be depended on. IL you
want q proof Of IL. watch our
place and see The amount we sell.
We have been r. the business for
years and are veil aware that the
only wuy We can keep and increase
n u % treat our customers right
give them what we advertise our
motto always being TO sell the best
Of goods at lowest possible prices.
COW BUTTER STORE.
tgi7A Second Avenue.
TIE Quaker Cabinet - Ready for
instant Use when received. No set
ting up. no trouble. no bother
Warranted TO be the best Of all
cabinets at any price. or your
money refunded Could not be
made better. stronger. more dur
able or convenient II you paid four
times the price we ask fer II. iis
Warren avenue. y. J. Clark
BARGAINS. IN second hard household
goods call at Red Front Furniture
Company We can give ycu rns acc
oud-naud cook stoves bedroom sets.
carpets. they lock as good - now
Tor half the money. lie ard IL Sc
ord avenue south
PROF. JOHNSTON. the well known
clairvoyant and pRlmist. eighteen
years experience. hours 10 a. m
Go . p. m. Sundays. ! to ?. m.
Rooms and Hotel Leland. SIS
Second avenue. readings 81.
CENTRALLY located LIST class res
taurant doing $40 per day. cheap.
good reason for selling. This Is
straight proposition. and can be
verified. Fullest investigation. 1914
Third avenue.
ADVERTISING rates Of an MAGAZINES
and newspa psrs Furnished on apn'i-
cation. The {. V. White Adventist
Bureau. New York building Seattle.
GOOD things 20 cat: horne cookln5
only. lse ard mp. Home Restaurant
and Bakery. sn Third avenue
sEE Ilcyd. Briscoe a Ilovdl = HincE-
lv block about your homes FOR cash
OF deferred payments.
STOVES repaired. cleaned and set.
broken castings replaced ranges
refined by ] Brant So Poutius
Rvsue. distance no object.
THE cheapest place 20 buy OF and
gasoline Is from the Olympic OF Co.
el7 Third avenue Tel Main esi.
oNYnoSbR s'Victory," the genuine.
cures All diseases avoid limitations.
60 Mcdonald block
WA NTEp-OId gold and silver Tie
Heurel mfg icweler. = Hinekley,
LADIES. try n hath Mrs TAFT care
ful Massage on Thiru avenue.
MRS HANSON. stviirh millinery: low
prices Corner Fourth aud Pine
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DIR. J. q. STEWART. specialist in dis
eases ~ women. Edinburgh Medi' ~
Institute. Boston block
DIR, MILES. removed to ib-fe Hcusssv
building. srd and Pike. Tel. Green .25.
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases IF women,
chronic diseases. Wash. building
bR HtNkLE. cii-29 Mutual Lite
bids. Tel White $50. res Run Ell
pr FAIK. R-7s starr Boyd huildlix
Tel. Black Ss6. res. Green 1851.
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DursS,tAKpus

a W. rHiLLirs. 81 Hs1ss ,,'''i 6iosS
Chicago Dental Go. bl-s Hinckloy.
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TO LOAN Private money al low rat.
OF interest. Groll Dnmus a O.,rr
To- Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold NJ.
riaon q Eshelmnn, Mutual Life ia.
OLYMPIC OF co, Il Halter hlocI---
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DR AMATIc-oPERaTIC SCHOOLS

FRANK G. EGAN. dramatic and on
cratic coach. sncrlaI summer eotra,
In All grades 81 dramatic art. olosu-
ton voice placing. operate force
tuesdays aud Fridays. Suite g. Hol-
yoke block
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ADS.
OF TILL

oAnouNH. TnEMPEH q co. me
Abstract Co. established is.s Min
iuE claim abstracts Basement ~ ne
Mutual Llfs building
Booth WhittlsaHr Hauf8fd Ahntfn-t
co.. established 1850 basement lt
liailsr blnrh Telephone. Main lsi
EFATTLE Abstract Co. ~ 3. block.
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tf0HEHTEAD rsIiHqHsbmant NIth -
r#a. % feet ~ timber. D miles from
seattle. CLOSE b. tide water. near
navy Yards. t1tH ~ taken gulsH -.
j Mcdonnell n Coz - Pike street.
corner SECOND at'uue
NEW room house hard finish lat
a2E1lE terms 800 down 30 per
Month. Robert Abrams. 5i9 Nov
York block PUire fil<a.
iiiaHEaT prices far second hand
goods bedroom setH stoves. eHfpf =.
atE Red Front farHitIrh Co. sIH
w heegnd aye aglth W ltea -
ItNEnAL nraEcToHs
BuTTEHWoHTu A. Sons smHnim-
90 llze-llz fhlr1 I.l l.lka 81
ftHsAeEs
LlaLAY 2 EoAa. 10 aeggad . =. -
HARNESS AsD stDpLERY
nesoHsEY q HENbEHfoN. ~ o.
gldEntal aEanile-
HILr WANTED
WANTED 10 men. tz50. inside
work. 8 mill men. q 90. 1875. q
men. 1875. fZa0. dlHhsnsher
boys. 80 month. men on grade.
fz5g Queen city Employ meni
office. 1919 Third avenue. Black.
a1zI
WANTED aachiniafs. moaidsrH boil.
rfmrkeru and HiHlkrraithh 10 70
away from 8sattlnf strike or u
Trades council
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE
Hrania1le Nefk sl9i4 Flke Do1glas
nELp WANTED-aALE
I'VE men with teams and femp.fs
100 E1ae5.zigg : ztLa 80 = -
uoTELs. FURNISHED Ho0ms
GltAAb rAelfle HOTEL. uI6 ~ -
avenue house newly furnished. ali
modern prices moderate.
BA1TIEHHIr H0t 81. Aa Ist aTe. Z
Rooms TO- He. week q and So
Hotel savoy Roomo 8e uu. 90 flrat
C0skLIS HoUEE ulFt Ih-ra az
INstRAsCE
urRNs = AfKIssOS. general irruf.
aase iz.ii Boston block
W : hlnshart Z - .. ; Y b -
JuNk
fr sou wnHt rafreet WEIGHTS and
prompt returns deaf with fhe ehIza-
g. junk CO.. lBa SIS eafern Mala ~
loans AID INsrR1N6E
JANIS BOTHWELf.=L 1ans IRE lrsa
surety bonds = Boston hiork
mACuI~sTs
W.ANTED-Au Ninds seeone- hard ma-
chlnsry 4. .. NlIlafna. l9s bs-Le-
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
4 1 MsALLAsTER. g2-t Ponce
osTEoPATHY
IS AsHINGToS Institute ~ Osteoa-
hfUF safe Deposit Building Lsta b.
lished In Seattle three years. Phaus.
Main o..
SIX years experience chronic easee
Rieknrt A Howell oHteapatha. -
Collins block Phone. Main -
OCT LISTS And .URIsTs
DR. FONDA SApKAt.-Eys. car. noae
ard throat 81 Burke building.
DR. KiBBE Bailey BUILDING
Or A Maekinnon. : chaplin I'D
DIR EHELt.AnARsER Hanckley
PArENT aTroRNEY
Barnes 4 co. in start BOYD building
IL Z ADAMS. drafting Colman DID
PAINTERS
=. SO0I.EHERG@ Painting. paper
hanging kalauuinlnE. loz. Pine
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PUGET SOUND NATloSAL HANR
capitai stock raid iu. - 'oo. surplus
! Farth. rres J Goldsmith. vi.e
pres f. Y ArksnY. cashier
Correspondents ir principal cities 10
ths initcd states ara Eafope
National Bank Of Commences
Paid up capital tito 90
Translates general harki.E business.
~ a. HeufY. pres = r spence.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rcuf.
safe Dsposl. sast boHsi is' hssi
rHE FIRST SArloSAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital so a..
General banking business - nsasten-
J y H0Es. r. pre-. b. -
nunt cash ExrhauEs on
principal eIties = = 3 ard Enrape
Scandinavian American Bank
- Seattle. A several haaking h,isifis.a
tHanan Deposits. s. - 40. \
ebIlberF cree b / Grou1ahL srst
,#.H rFen a r. Soc ncfz cash J p.
lane asset cash " branches
The caHsdiaa saak Of cSnnetes
dslFht million daiIarr1 49,.
s5..-f55s ..#... 8 o. CO..
iatsres. allowed ~ ume aepesits =
general banbiuH business transs@ tea
SEATTLE BRANCH = Corner ~
Iaansa asreat ard Second avenue.
n a CAMEnoN. MANAGE.
pEopfTs SAVINGS HASft
eseand avenue and PIKE street tarl
faf raHd uH gIaa on n e Nenfsiaef
rfss " HAYDEN. cash J 7 1refn-
Leaf asset cash Commercial HhNlHsa
ard frzsaf business
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90 to Spinning for bicycle repair.
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New bath house-. Madrona vma'
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CONTRADICTIONS ana HuIInrRs

q WELLS. general COZ
tractors, = Starr Boyd building. Tel
Main N9
sopEaQUfsT & RosEEfAF. sho1s
az 1sr.n Spring street
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DANCING ACADEMIr.

rROF LtTrLEs academy will opa,,
sept. Il VIII receive applicants for
memherHhip open sept s
DANCING lessons. private or I'M class.
- daily Prof Wilson's pansInr
school Rauke block.
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cLnrmEs CIEANINo

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing % !:
clothes ln shape 81 So month dyeIng.
repairing io1T Third. Bun 1904
HIGHEST pfic6a FOR CASTOR ciothinE
Dave TAYLOR 10 starr Boyd buildlar
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riIYSiciANs am SURGEONS

MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery: 1ov
prices Corner Fourth aud plne.
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- secand AYenne

BARGAINS IN second hard housef0ld
goods call 81 Red Front Furniture
Company We can give ycu me acc
oud-naud cook stoves. bedroom sets.
carpets: they lock as good IS uow
for half the money. iIe ard IL Sc
ord avenue south
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PROF. JOHNSTON. the well known
clairvoyant and pRlmlst. eighteen
years experience. hours 10 a. m
Co p. m. Sundays. ] to 2. m.
Rooms / and Hotel Leland. SIS
Second avenue. readings 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

CONTINUED on SECOND PACED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22

FOURTEENTH.
Want ads
FIFTEENTH.
Want ads.
SIXTEENTH.
A review of the Sampson schley contro
versy.
SEVENTEENTH.
The war on malaria.
NINETEENTH.
George AIDES Modern Fable.
Orange lumber market review
TWENTIETH.
Partisan fashions.
TWENTY-FlRsT
Theatrical news and gossip.
TWENTY-sECoNo.
Editorials.
TWENTY-THlRD.
Some Views and Reviews.
Literary matter
TWENTY-FoURTH.
Local society.
TWENTY-FlFTH.
Daughters of the Confcderacy.
TWENTY-slXTH.
Frank Carpenters letter.
Forecasts by Foster
TWENTYsEVENTH.
Happy hammer letters.
TWENTY-ElGHTH.
The University Of Texas.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-02-09
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Dairying isNto BIZ taught in the Mis-
xouri State Agricultural college.
Georgetown university, the first edu-
cationa1 institution Of the capital, was
founded by Bishop Carroll in 1899.
Yale's football association last season
paid out $1,294.95 for medical attend
ance and $740.3O for ''shoes and re-
pairs
Bishop L. J. Coppin, of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, is to take
charge of the work of his denomination
in Cape Colony, South Africa.
The membership of the Baptists in
Brooklyn has steadily decreased dur
ing the past few years, according to
figures published in the Eagle almanac
In 1897 there were 1887 church mem
bers, in 1898 there were 1908, in 1899
there were 17,43O and in 1900 there were
17,4ls.
The ministers of Newton, Kan, have
Just completed religious census Of
that town. They found $3.50 persons
in 1,453 families, and of these people
2,S1e, or less than half professed to be
church members. The leading de-
nominations were represented by the
following membership: Methodist,
SOL; Catholic, 400; Baptist, PIP; Chris
tian, 1876; Lutheran, 10r; Mennonite,
1852; Presbyterian. 1872; Congregational,
90; Episcopal, 81.
The members of the First Baptist
church, Bedford, o., were greatly sur
prised recently BY the reading Of let
ter from their former pastor, Rev.
w. A, Perrins, d. D., Withdrawing from
membership in the Baptist denomina-
tion. Dr. Perrins resigned as pastor Of
the church some time ago because he
could not subscribe conscientiously to
all the doctrines of the denomination,
but il was not known that his inten-
tons were to withdraw from the
church as well. DR.. Perrins is well
known in Cleveland and has preached
in some of the largest churches there,
including Euclid Avenue church, where
John d. Rockefeller is leading mem
her
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-02-09
DUE TO A DREAM.
To what Prominent Railroad MANI
ager Attributes His Rise
In Business.


"0ne of the most successful railroad
men in the United States" said we'll
known local official, in the New Orleans
Times Democrat, ''claims that he owes
his start in life TO dream Several
different versions Of the story have
been current, but some years ago
heard the facts from his own lips. He
entered the service originally as a
wiper in roundhouse, then got fire.
mans billet and eventually became an
engineer, where he bid fair to stick in
definitely. As / remember his nara
tive, he had been holding down the job
for two or three years, when he was
greatly disturbed one night by hide
Gus dream. He thought he was on his
engine, going at full speed over sec
tion Of the road that was strange and,
at the same time, familiar, after the
fashion of things seen in Nightmares,
when suddenly rounding a curve he
caught sight of man lying, face down,
across one Of the rails The man had
his head on his arms and was in the
exact position of one who had fallen
asleep, overcome by fatigue, The en-
rineer was tra9sfxed With horrors