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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Hermann tho Great

Hermann, the famous magician.
will appear at the Grand Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee. He comes this season bet
ter equipped than ever before. In
addition to a number Of new tricks,
h. has secured four new and be-
wllderfng Illusions. which. II Is as
serted, have never been seen before
in this country.
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EXCELLENT
HIGHWAY
Northern King County Farmers win
Have Easy Access 10 City

When the 2e-foot roadway Is CON-
piefed on Woodland avenue from
Green Lake avenue to Mailer street,
81 win form the connecting link be-
tween the county road 20 Richmond
beach and the streets Of Fremont.
This VIII give northern Kiug county
farmers access to the city over a
good highway.
The assessment roll IL now being
made out. The road r. estimated "a
eOef 5000. The county win bear
$1,000. the city 1900 and the property.
owners 5000. which amount brings
II within the charter limit. Council
ordered the work Juiy D.
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letter
reasonable belief tina, the
will settle the Ions STANDING difficulty Al of the
the committee which
hand viii be
everything nothing
y a settlement
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heaters.
Thomas o. sssbrooks

Tonight viii end the engagement az
the Grand Opera house Of Thomas q.
seabrooke IN his entertaining com
edy. "A Modern Crus0c." Admirers
Of Intelligent rOlilcking humor on the
stage viii find IL in this comedy.
somewhat farcical at times. but
never degenerating into horse-piay.
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man song bird" isR wonder. and
the Bards give an astonishing aero
battle exhibition.
The minstrel engagement will con-
tlnue throughout the week. with
Saturday matinee.
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CLAIRVoYAxTs
PRoF. sIlELnoN.
PROF. SHELDON,
THE FIRST REGISTERED AS
WELL AS THE FIRST LICENs-
ED PIANIST EVER IN Sc
A u 7 l. F., AGAIN RE
rU RMS To THE


ED PIANIST EVER IN Sc
A 4 7 l. F., AGAIN RE
TUR RMS TO THE
CITY.
PALMISTRY-- sheldon the
worlds greatest palmist and clair
NoYant, may be consulted daily on
all affairs OF life. Prof. Sheldon's
work Is entirely different from 9TH
er mediums and solf-styled clair
Noyanta. No darkcned rooms or
cabinet, but everything done In tho
broad, open light Of sober sense
land you In possession OF yoursl.
lie positively refuses TO accent a
Zee In advance for readings or spe-
cial work until he Is through. and
not then II you are not perfectly
satisfied. His Information and adj
vice on marriages. divorces. sepn-
rations, love aud family affairs,
business transactions. lawsuits.
etc, are accurate and truthful. lie
reunites the separated. settles low
ers' quarrels, causes speedy mar
riages, locates hidden treasures,
cures fits ana drunkenness. ad-
vises you as 10 whether or not you
viii he successful In mining or In
business lie looks into your hand
and tells you what ails you, and
oftcptlmes by good advice. gives
you back your lost nerve and en-
ergy No matter what trouble you
may have, call and he win help
you,
PROF. SHELDON,
1903 Third avenue, corner OF Seneca
street.
palmistry taught Mediumistic per
sons developed.
Home all day Sunday.
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clalrvoyant mo
dium, telle past present and fu-
ture, names given. palmist read
ings and cards- etc up. Room 6,
1914 Second svanua
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hl nenrr,s Mlnatrels

III TIenry's Ministries az the Seat
lie fheater give a decidedly superior
performance Some parts are
exceptionally good. notably Billy
C1ark'a monnloRues which ia one OF
the funniest things ever exploited on
the Minstrel stage. Probst. the hui
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MRS. HANSON Fan opening or
stylish millinery. Corner Fourth
and Pine.
FOR ladies' tailor ana reception Row ~
call AZ Lamb Sisters. sio-zii C9liins
block
LYNcIi a SHAW. 81 Iiaiier ID
Nine. a. 3 smita. ~ Hinkiey biocS.
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
H0frgT

5000 cash and services secures In
tercst and good position IN one Of
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses In Seattle. ee-
tablished since 1898, with upwards
81 500 shippers and 900 local pa
irons. highest commercial and
bank references given; money to
be deposited In bank 90 Increase
business. German American In
yegtfnaut 20
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citizens
they aha Now they police
with statutes
life other people IL
a epidemic OF crime but quickly
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Hsysriy's mlns,rsIs

The next attraction az the Seattle
viii BE- Hayesiy's Ministries. which
will open oct. u.
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InnGfNc unI,era

FOR sale--We have a few hlgh-rlaxs
lodging houses, not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies
and lot ot cheap second hand
the unsophisticated stranger. but
some established. reputable and
good paying Investments that we
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co, SIS
Third avenue.
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=. q. BiCKTRTON. general auction
eer, 1872 FIRST avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general aueuoneer,
2gf9 First avenue
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MANrEn-REAL EsrATE
HOUSES AND LOIS wANrEh


WE have cash customers for HOUSE,
lots. cottages, stores and Hcasl-
dwellings in an parts Of the eils.
The only way to sell your pFopsi.,
IS TO advertise, and as We spsss
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS !.
month for that purpose. Il toHss.
as a logical conclusion that We ca
sell It. List your property Win +.
and our photographer viii iaks
view" CT il, which viii % ~.
lished I'm half tone IN 81 w
leading newspapers in the CITY.
GERMAN AMERICAN iNNhsi'
MENT COMPANY.
5iS Third Avenue.
WIRE. IRON AND pLAfINs
=~.N~~a>s-Nr-ees-s7e--s a=aa7-s---s-~r-- - -.
pac. Raft & Plating Works. ~ -.
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Librarian Smith Goes eas,

Mr.. Charles W. Smith. Librarian os
the public library, left Tuesday on
a trip East. While gone Mr.. Smith
viii visit many libraries. investlsat-
Ing their methods. with a view to
betteFlnR the service ~ the Seattle
library in any way he may zee pos
fible.
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Order OF WASHINGTON

Last Monday evening Seattle union
No. II. order ~ Washington. gave
an opening social In Eagles temple.
After the regular buslneAr % I he
meeting was transacted. which was
n success from wvery standpoint. iive
candidates we're introduced and In
itiated. Everyone present Expressed
appreciation 81 the program and the
dance which followed.
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p0y FACTORY

FOR Sale-Intercst ia one OF the
largest and best paying box fac
tories west Of Grand Rapida: run
ming night and day, With three
years orders ahead. retiring mern-
Der ~ the firm met with a serious
accident. which disables him per
manently, and bis place must be
filled by a man capable Of taking
charge OF the office. German Am
erlcau Co
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrmAcr or TITLn

OSBORNE. THEMPER q CO. mo.
Abstract Co, established 1888. ~ -.
lux claim abstracts. basement or tho
Mutual iAfo building.
Booth IS hlttlsHsy .iinnford Abstfact
Co established 1850. basement ~
Halter block Telephone, Main lgi.
SEATTLE Abstract Co. ". r. bl Jek.
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National Sank of Commences
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
nrsINrss eI,ANcEs
erRANaER ATTENTfONi

STRANGER ATTENTION.
ARE you looking Tor safe and prof
table business opening in Seattle >
III 80, we can offer you any num-
b~r requiring an Investment %
from $500 TO $500. Every bust
ness opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
Get investigation. and We can piacs
you in a bank store. factory. hotel.
mill. office. or in fact. any busi-
ness you may prefer Kindly call
and Investigate German Ameri-
can Investment Co.. Incorporated,
6ia Third avenue.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR aie-T'yvo saloons on Fret ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new huiid-
ingH and new bars and fixtures
lease may be had for ten years:
price. s.. 90 and Zoo. respectively.
% which amount one half can be
paid cash and the balance when
sou get ready. the best saloon
property In Seattle today for the
money. We have Is other saloons.
ranging In price from 5000 10 to-
600. GerInan-Ameriean Invest
ment CO.
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unabia street
Leave scnttie-s % n. m. (nxcep,
sunhayal and 1000 a. m. i:is y. m
flor Brcmcripn only aud s.a8 y. m.
Saturday only. extra trip n 20 D. m
Leave Hfemnrtou 10 and liga "a.
m, AGO and SIS p. IA Leave sidney
- 90 and II " a. m, 600 y. M.
Leave Charleston g % and Is IS a.
m. Cos .. m
For Pleasant Beach and Bean
Point TAX" Etea ners leaving Seattle
e 1000 q. m. and t:ib .. m. Leaving
Brsmerion az s;ih a. m. and s:ib =. m.
Fare 10 cents round trip.
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nrLr wANTFp-rrNALE

PACIFIC Emp. office. li05 Srd Ave.
furnishes best help In city Call up
Main SIS. Mrs. Reyes, Mgr.
Profitable work. 1884 PIKE. Douglas
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urLr wANrEp-MALr

WANTED High school boys who
want 10 make some money after
school and on Saturdays. cali be-
tween the hours OF ! 30 and 2 n. m,
or any time Saturday mornings, at
li0f ard ave.
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prs,srss coLLrGKs

CLAHKE's Psrnin shorthand sch91'.
Individual Instruction - HoEtnn
LEOs business College. Union -. in-
dividuai instruction. al hublfcts.
BbsT methods and tenchers A0mr
Business College. second and iil"
~ W. school Tslography Pioneer.
WILSON'S Mod. bus. Coll Main slg
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UrLp WANTED


QUEEN CITY Employment Bureau.
most reliable In the city, supplies
help for sawmiils, factories. foun-
dries, machine shops and contrac-
tors. female help for hotels. res
taurants and private families; free
Of charge to employers. l0l& Third
avenue. Phone. Black sT2t. Auto
aas
WANTED - Machinists. mouiders.
boilermakers and hiacksmiths ana
pattern makers to keep away from
Seattle. strike on. Iron Trades
Council
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Wood by load or cord. Seattle Fuei
ca. 49,.
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Seattle pole and straight
poles
all
and they provided
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Coal. ton or carload. Seattle Fuel
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rnINIiNG - nI,n,.-

MARKET Report. Printing 4 -.
lug Co, hiRh grade JOB prl,s..
Spring street Tel Bpf rs & J
BULL BROS mereiai -.
30 m - Waehingfoa - =
Treen's Shoe Store lei pFf. 4
METROPOfITAS Press Il. s,
ma ave. q and i9f-s wet -
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coNrnAcrons nna nrILDEns

BROMLEY 4 WELLS, general Goa
tractors, n starr Boyd building Tel
Main $50.
bODndQtfg T. nOBELEAF. Shows
at Na-1l0 gpfing atreet
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GO on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

BATTLE, EVEHETT AND I'D
h0Sbs ROUTE
~. Seattle. 7 o. a. m. L m. p. m
Ly. Eysrsu. eslE q m, 40. Gais y. IA
Three round trips daily. including
sunday. in effect Sept -. 1901.
Connections 81 ~ Seattle with Str
FiYer for Tacoma a. Everett with
SIR MikRdo for Snohomish. and Ever
EFT aud Monte Crifin Railway
CaimAr Dock. Seattle Tel Red al
Merchants Dock Everett Telephone
"a u ID SCOTT. NnnaRer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

ST., corner Prairie Ave. Southwestern
Distributors, Houston Drug Co.
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he can not, and ! say # Without fear Of
successful contradiction, And as FOR ths
crime Of assault upon 1Snmau, negro
jury viii rs readily convict negro ard
upon as little evidence as any white jury
would, for | know the race has a whole
some horror OF this species Of criminal
How long since was II when Thc Posts
readers were told all about how q large
delegation OF negro educators AMI religious
workers waited upon Governor Savers and
as ed ior more stringent laws 10 deal with
negro YagvauCy unl cImiuQlIty generality
With the judges low CSiimlte Of negro
morality In general fud with the character
Of negro preachers Ia paINcuhr | am not
inclined to ind much fault. for ! myself
have strongly felt that in these respects
We are no better than we should be, bar
! can Say In all caudor considering our
cnVirnnmcuis-tnc difficulties we nave to
struggle along undcr-and the encourage
ment we get from people Ike judge L "
set, see many reasons WHY the tile
say | have sense enough to soc that the
judges proposition to pvt the morally rot
ten To mating the morally rottcncr sound
has ut least the merit ~ hring new aud
original thing under the SAN.
Vow. Mr. Editor In parting. ! beg 10 as
sure your readers that no reputable negro
editor or teacher or spreacher or inhucu-
tia negro IN any station makes sweeping
asperslon upon the white race or sweeping
denial that there are manv-too many
heinous negro criminals cursing the world
and | can as truthfulr assure them thnt
We are ever ready 20 do what we can ia
make the record different.
Henry Clay Gray.
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Sen Marcos News tens.

San Marcos, September 8 Coronal in
stltute opened Monday With large n
rollment ana others have opened since.
The auspices are most favorable for tn 3
well known school
Mrs, Colman Youug is In Austin yisl Ing
her parents, Nj and Mrs Swancolt
Mrs. r. NJ. WORKMAN Of Austin is here 10
spend the winter.
MIS- james Keilan and daughter, Miss
Nell. arc visiting in lliilsboro
Mrs Coleman of GONZALES is visiting he
sister. Mrs. l.. y, Mathews.
Mr.. a. !. Davis Of Dripping Springs was
here last Monday
Rev J. II Thorn. the pastor Of the First
Baptist church. commenced a tent meet
ing In the conrt house yard last SUNDAY
and VIII continue several days vet The
weather has been unfayQrable, yet the "A T.
Tendance has been good and lntAest IN
creasinG.
Mr.. % McNaughton Of Marquee was
buried here last Sunday ~ p. m. with
Masonic hopors the local lodge official
Ing Mr. McNaughton was citizen 0f
san Marcos Tor several Years aud ely
large gathering Of friends aud relatives
attended the intermcnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-08

Ethel NJ. Wleland has been apo ntcd a
stnn,per in the postofhce Mt Weuherford,
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Mike c. Robinson of Cleburne. Texas,
has been appointed substitute clerk in
the postofhce at that place.
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Proudly. though sadly. did Won how
Fnriing with hronzcd hands your daes-
cntarnlshed then and sacred now
IAN We your children e'er do less
Ihan your unsuilied record blessf
Snnnid We not love the ShadOwy part
Oer which you such halo cast9
fn nun 10 Heaven we had such sires-
Long 1--we as now your bright camphrcs
theme
The c.iunet- 'moto.rr.atA.4 viii. CLEAN
The clouds have passed, your wounds are
healed, "'e
Leaving you battle.scsrred lis true.
Yet blessed with many memories
Your piide Will meier blush 10 renew
DOW, OF some scene, some iocund hour
Mmnch served to put the blues to nght
living the bows In camp some fun
However hard they had TO Aght.
Anon Of thrilling episodes
Linked sadly To the DAYS that wore
AS is thlsJsacred relic mutes
N Mh,Sh you as gS!9,mrades hold most dear.
mat me brave aud dashing UPTON fell
AZ the bead of his command
with u grnsped firmly In his hand
shouting with heroic breath.
Fifth TeNas--yiclory or deathl"
iiS now Just as he held It last
inu Manassas death dealing blast.
Unchanged in naught save that IL wear,
me stamp OF many silent years.
4 must have your darkest day
when told you this, "The war is DER,
And peace, as with a taper pale.
narflta you Jack to yonr own door
FOR, ahl her hand could not replace
IN, ne mangied limbs or fiji the sleeve
LAT hung empty-nor restore
Inc once proud hopes twas yours TO
grleye,
We feel twas an unnatural strife
Ihat many hearts, both Blue an GRAY.
IDIeplored the fierce edct Of Mars
Mmeh bid brothers at war e. 90
We know Dixie stood not alone
1riled with anxious hopes and fears.
Ihat other eyes than hers were dim
win far-off watching and hot tears.
ana how warm sympathy Heaven sent
Ment out and ever will for all
Nnose home treasures were called forth
some TO be shattered. some TO fall
Honest difference was no sin,
70 hght Tor right was NJ stain no crime,
neI.Nt no Shame when honor lives
~ hnllow " throughout all time
Nor was It wrong for Union hands
Mhen by principle lmbued,
10 bear aloft the Stnrs aud Stripes,
lshlng to check n household fend
Ihese had never known or felt
me. enernaching hand Of undue weight
which Uncle sam proposed TO Law
Upon each prosperous southern state.
VII Win these generous loyal thoughts
1ou, veterans, have our bosoms filled.
And II Is well for It's by them
our rength Of purpose is distilled
.The relic referred to is the nistoI ~
John G. Upton, which was taken from his
hand after he fell and brought hack to
IeAas by his colored man, "Os."
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The Attitude Of the Negroes.
the Editor Of The Post.

To the EultoT Oh ne I 'Nls
In Fridays Post Judge Fawcet sail
$50 far M appears. the African race In
this country has taken No pronounced
stand against the crime mentioned, nor
made any effort TO bring the Individual
-. us # even certain that the trend Of the
race Is in favor OF morality and security
III is not 10 the point that some of your
MINISTER'S often OF unSavorN reputation
reach an alleged sermon N taySr Of i;i,,l
ana II can not he reached under such con
d items"
This is n harsh and unjust, not 20 say
evil dispersion upon the race without
shadow ~ cause or reason aud I am sur
nrlsad that The Post did not take isSu"
with II. since a search Of its files viii re-
veal lnnumerable and well authenticated in
stances To dsproye the judges allegatons
For example. 4 negro petty officer caught
and delivered up 70 his fate the negro
who suffered al the stake IN Paris, this
state; the negro who suffered al the stake
In Ieavcnworth. Kan, was Informed upon
Ley negro woman; only recently ia Ala
baina we hear OF negroes Yleing Win their
white neighbors In burning negro al inc
stake; the principal witnesses against Tue
negro who was burned In Tyler thls
state. were negroes. These instances afe
full enough 20 dlsproye the Judge cur.
less assertions that the negro race mas
made no effort to bring the individual
sinner TO Justice bnt u they were not
can cite hundreds Of other Instances from
fles OF The Post To show how Sroundless
Is This charge that the negro race. either
openly or facility, connlyes at negro erin
inaiity OF any species; hnl "t ueK Ind ,,g
unbIe aid IN tracking negro criminals. Then
look at IL another way, can the Judge cite
a sIrgie well authenticated Instance where
a negro Jury or a negro ofIiccr or negro
I,csse gave a negro criminal chance 10
escape the penalty OF his erimef say
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Charles S. Quincy of Galveston. Texas,
has been appointed a messenger In the
navy department.
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TEXAS MATTERS.
Especial to The Post.

Especial to The Post.l
Washington, September Patents is
Gcorgl i BENTLEY, Fort Worth. railway
Louis dahl. Mineral Wells, attachment
Fran AK t 4. ncnslcy. Gonzales, boiler.
Hardy llestapd and A. II. Matthew's Dun
dee. rotary engine.
John C.. Johnson. Dallas. trace fnstcaer
Roger McCue, Alpine, wir' fencl"g oil
Henry Rcmhert GALVESTON. baI conpruSy-
Ing and feeding mechanism for cotton
presses.
Pensions granted Texans: dig nal
David Shek La Porte. 50 Elsemo
Charles shoefqf,r ss cailst'p r enc n
Fart oif'" Worth sig JoGn 1onrs IS" n
$la: Loran Bnptlste. Dallas Sll: q mge v.
Myers. SO, Joseph Dunn: Denson, s.: 81
Hilishoro IS. Mexican war wldow-Mary
NJ. Lane, Argyle, S..
Mike c. Robinson Of ClebuTne. Texas,
has been appointed II substitute tierk In
the postoftce at that place
has been appointed messenger in the
navy department,
Ethel NJ wleland has been appointed a
stnmper in the postofhce Mt Meuherfofd,
Texas,
Louis Haeger has been .anrelnted a
stamper In the postofhce at Temple I Aas.
postof6ce has heen established at
MIzpah Anderson county. Texas with
Anna X, Rose MS postmistress
Texss pos!masteys qRpoIIHIiaSidi:: LP nnnIts
EE@nntin eos stoggewsI county nS craw.
Galloway Trent Taylor county, j.
Cyphers.
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To Get School Shoe.
For the Children.

We have the largest assortment and
values in the city. You know we h
shoddy goods. Every pair warrants
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tartan church OF Dallas, accompanied Ivy
his family, spent several days here this