davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-11
How sankey Composes His Hymns.


AS he sings, so Mr.. Sankey com
poses the tunes for his hymns inspired
by the feeling of the moment. Often
he will stop suddenly in the midst of
reading or talking TO jot down on the
ever ready music paper some bit of
melody that comes to him. These
jottings he gathers together and de-
velops at his leisure, sometimes fitting
them to poems preserved in his scrap
book, sometimes getting Fannie Cros-
by or another hymn writer to write
words especially for his music. He
once said, "Good words will soon at
tract a good tune" He believes in
melody always over harmony as a
power to move eople.-LGdies' Home
Journal.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29
Church Services.
CATHOLIC CIIURCII


Palm Sunday, March 81, Blessing
oil the PAINS before mass Mt 1880.
Stations of the cross at $50 b. m.
April 4 Holy Thursday, The Rlessed
sacrament will be III the Repository all
day, 3
Good Friday, commemor ton OF the
death OF les s Christ Holy SATURDAY.
blessing ofths Easter Candle, Easter
water and Baptismal water. Services
on these three days begin at 0: 50
O'Clock,
REV. w. J. A, HENDRICKS.
President of Priests League OF Idaho.
CALVARY Presbyterian CHURCH.
Sunday Services March 3lst.
Sabbath School at 10 O'Clock.
Morning worship at LID clock subject.
The Filling with the Spirit"
Evening worship at z 80 O'Clock. sub
ject Eternal Words of Christ.
REV. CHARLES o. NUDGE. Pastor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29
What He Did.

In answer to q correspondent we
will state that the governor vetoed
SO bills, % Of these being house
measures and 10 Of the senate
Eleven Of these bills were for one
purpose the building of various
roads and bridges throughout the
state Capital News.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29


n large humber of friends at i Gzl8as
party last Friday evening. After the
game magnificent lunch was served
TO which. those present did ample JUS
tice.
Suits of all sorts. from the very sedate
styles to the gay birds. which only the
bravest swells would dare to wear, will
ne seen at the Leaders in q very few
days. Nose Lewis. 4
A, 3. Crabtrse, one Of Romans solid
ranchmen, dropped into She EXAMINER
ofice this week and encouraged US s.
worth. He reports prospects good for
plenty of water and grass about his
home, the coming season.
The IzaE1ies of. the Home Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church will
shortly give q church fair They are
now preparing articles for the sale at
the time and it promises TO be most
successful event.
Much pain and nneasiness is caused
by piles, Sparing neither age nor sex.
TABLER's BuCkEYE. PILE ONT
MENT eurea'ths 4leost obstinate cases .
Price. 30, cts, in bottle. tabe roc. at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Bert Wells was found on the East
side Thursday night suffering from
smallpox He was sent to the pest
house. There a-sieight cases of small
FOX in the pest house COW and ono
quarantined in the city. Pocatello
Tribune.
If you want wall papers big double
rolls at the price most people charge
for single rolls, loaE at IpY sam pies
You know the quality of work I have
done for ten years. No short lived
composition can give ypn as good salts
faction as | eau Send for me and my
samples. and get prices. .'CHAs a.
CHAPLIN 3
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29
W. H Ridd was in Soda spsi ags j

W. H. Ridd was in Soda spiiags a
few days this week.
A frst class kitchen range, 6-hole. for
sale. Inquire at this Office %
Although the SNOW is practically gons
still the weather continues cold.
Rev Mudge, who has been i'll for
some days, is able to be about again.
FOR SALE a ladies bicycle. nearly
new. for sale cheap. Apply at this or
fee.
Owing to great rush of job work
this week, the EXAMINER is late get
ting to press
Grand Master Golden is expected
shortly in this city to visit the locs l.
Masonic lodge.
Mrs. Dennis Moore had the niisfor-
tunesto fall and badly sprain her ankl e
this Friday evening.
Rev. Nudge is much better and viii
hold the regular services next Sunday at
the Presbyteriay church,
No was several hours late to-day
Mayor Barrett is building large adj
dition to his residence on 4th street.
Mr.. Ed Burgoyne, who received
severe injuries by falling sometime ago,
is still suffering considerably, though
able to walk about.
Walt Lewis and family haSe gone to
St Anthonp to locate permanently. We
understand Walt will engage in the
livery stable business up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John and Mary ragley
celebrated the 40th anniversary Of their
wedding last Thursday afternoon with
magnificent supper, to which several
friends and all their nearby relatives
were invited. Mr.. and Mrs Bagley are
both enjoying good health and the
| chances Of their celebrating their
golden wedding are exceedingly bright.
The EXAMINER extends it's wishes that
they may have many more anniYers
sies besides. ,aal
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29

Rev. Hendricks has bseh requested to
deliver his lecture on the beginning
and ending of the world in the Paris
tabernacle Sunday evening, and we
understand be has accentai
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29
LOCAL. NEWS.
SSeeSe@ eGeEseeeeeeesege,


u Flowers for sale, Mrs. j Lewis. 8
STRYCHNINEa at Eiser Bros. Drug
Co.
One week FROM next Sunday is
Easter.
Fred Sartach, Jr,, is sic'1 at his home
an this city with threatened pneumonia.
For the prlrest of drugs and toilet
preparations go to Ritter Bros. Drug
20. %
The city election takes place next
Tuesday. The polls will be open in the
city nall
They may be bit out Of style but
come in and look at the prices we have
attached to them. We mean our shoes
The Leader. ~
The meadow larks have been filling
the air with their warnings this week.
This is the best sign of coming warm
weather
Get ready to do business with the
pesky squirrel, by laying in q supply of
>strychnine. We have it in any guam
tity. Ritter Bros, Drug Co 8
A new line of watches, ladies brace
lets in solid silver, brooches, earrings.
etc. We fit all eyes with the best of
glasses. G. Christainsen. s
Have you cough? dose of BAL
LARD's HOREHOUND SYRUP will
relieve it. Price 25 and 50 c.s, at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co..
The Odd Fellows of this city will
celebrate the s2nd anniversary Of the
founding of the order in America, April
Goth, by grand ball Posters are out
announcing the event.
The resalt OF an over-indulgence in
sfoQd or drink are promptly rectified,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29

h Mlissi lg our shoe sale is like losing
part of your wages. The Leader, 4
Bulge & Budge's new law Office is a
beauty. They aEe moving In this week
The Clover Leaf Club will give a
dance tonight in the opera house. All
/ lvited.
Fresh cabbage, onions, radishes, let
gtuce. sweet potatoes, are now on the
market at Sweets new store. q
Mayor Barrets ia ia North Idaho col
Letting data for use in the state immi.
grafton commissioners Office.
/ SPIKES aaa spike belts. just in, at
DMose Lewis. The Leaders These are
the handsomest goods in town. s
]. We have strychnine enough to kill
bevery squirrel in Bear Lake county.
Wholesale or retail. Ritter Bres Drug
Co. 8
Fou can be cheerful and happy only
when you are we'll. If you feel ''oat OF
sorts" take HkRBINE, it will brace
you up. Price SO cts, at Ritter Eros.
n 900 pair Of mons cotton pants. worth
from 81 Is to 81 so, now selling at soc
to Soc at Nose Lewis The Leader, 5
Lite Harry Coughlin had the misfor-
tune to fall and severely cut his face
last Tuesday. DR. Hoover was called
md ne found it necessary to take sever
al stitches in the cuts. Harry is get
ting along as fast as possible and will
be well shortly.
To allay pain, subdue Inflammation
heal fonl sores and ulcers, the most
satisfactory results are obtained by MS
ing BAl-LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT.
Price a5 and so cts at Ritter Bros. Drug
Co.
We have $50 boys two piece suits,
ranging in price from $1.75 to 81 80
per sait. Will now cell at s1.0O. Nose
Lewis. The Leader. 8
The Ladies of lhs Maccabees will
iXa RAahan .fnd supper at the opera
y 81 81 ~ IA Fl q Is fanasof the faa
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29

We must have all the space we can
possibly gain, for our incoming spring
stock Its splendid assortment of
the latest styles apd finest grades all at
live and let live prices, You cannot
help being pleased Nose Lewis. The
Leader. t
Mrs, O. n Grco. assisted by Mrs
VIM. Chapman. gave party in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Groo, last
week, at her home. A delightful even
ing was passed in playing games and
enjoying "a splendid lunch Many
young friends were present
II your child is.cross or peevish, it is
no doubt, troubled with worms. WHITE
CREAM vERMIFUGE will remove
the worms ard its tonic Affects restore
its natural cheerfllness. Price 20 cts.
st Ritter Bros
Mr.. Al Norman senior member of the
new firmwho is conducting the BannocS
Hotel. is in the city. Mr.. Norman is
| on his final tour as travelling represent
alive of his company, at the conclusion
of which he will return here TO take an
active part n.the management, in. the
hotel. pocatello. Tribune.
Speak quick We are anxious ana
determined to crowd as much business
as. possible into every remaining day Of
this saa Say, II, sf-.,Jn,s ta nf6sa o,,t 49,
stock Of winter goods, we know of no
rbstter way to accomplish this than to
cut prizes in two. Nose Lewis, The
Leader. 4
Fhehousewife says: Il don't know
what toget for supper. Call at Sweets
new store and look around and you will
have nc. trouble finding somethiag to
eat Goods always fresh, -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-03-29

lIsI.le cot this morning.
hada rather expansive ride
from Pocatello. He took sleeper
in the Gate city and when he was
awakened at Pescadero, he found
himself shy $40, that was in his
clothes when he went to sleep.
There we're only three passengers
in the car, including John. The
Nother two had gone to bed when
Mr.. Bagley got aboard Gaze Of
these told the pullman conductor,
that he wanted an upper berth and
was accordingly given it. When
the disciple of Blackstone got ready
to retire he was given tho berth be-
low the stranger. In his pan, IS
pockets he had two 2osdollar geld
pieces and some silver. lie laid his
pants at the foot Of the bed all
folded up, and was soon fast ASLEEP.
When he awoke, as above stated,
he found the money missing, bat
his clothes were arranged the same
as he had left them.
The only clue John has is that
the fellow above him ha1G asked for
5
an upper berth, SO if anybody was.
put underneath, ne would have a
chance to 'storeh' HIM, just az
Joan was "touched.p John tele-
graphed his suspicious to the con
ductor at Pegram, and asked b
have the fellow searched. Up to
this writing John has NOT heard
from the train people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
MUST MOURN. svr Ast otap.

Two msa In Europe must ~
mighty lonesome al times The
czi,r ana Emperor Wtirnm have their
faults. II enurse. Tor kinvs are only
men ln disguise but these klnsa aee
eie8a men,. Clothed wlth almost
ahsolutc power. they have stood A.
tyres ~ uarai integrity which Il a
sood thing tut the pgoplc they fuie.
They are pretty nearly alWne, THE
known scandal % EUROPE h. simply
an Index to TN rrcat and awful tsaos
that viii never b. printed
The ether day Death stripped exs
King Milan Of bis 'diune rlehts,
took his hreath away from hlm aud
made hlm a lump 20 clay The pees
pic have been ordered 90 mourn when
they are glad
Creditors have sciHcd enc a -kins =
belongings. he did nor even have
the virtue - honesty, Cor be uoulan
pay HE debts
Now kings and pfiuccs are aEhts
ms over a last rettlng place ter the
royal body NJ rptorious urofieAts
There should be a warning IN the
lifc and death of Milan for some
OF the other little European kinsiata
whose CROWNS are not rlNeted ga.
The divine Ilsht VI rulers 70 be-
come hsasfs Is hsins questioned. ard
a. knoNiesigs grows thc intsffoss-
tion leuxthsus. q b. men of fhe
Milan fyre Who nsake anarchy papu-
lar. theY lively solely gof theus
selves aad make gped government
almost lutf hsalisla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
BENEFITS RICH,
BUT NOT POOR

Al yesterdays meeting Of the
rhamber ~ commerce. ~ n. elise
and y. r. Crane asked for an in
dOrnement q their plan 70 seeure
pavemsnfs IN certain resident Dis
tricts. At present the laW prevents
improvements costing over - per
cent. ~ the assesaed value ~ ahuf-
ing property. The new plan is 70
ret through the legislature a bill -
permit Improvements % 10 81 Per
cent. - the aseeased Vaiue 81 abut
ting property, iu cases where AZ
least three -fourtha the owners petit
ton for IT.
This ldea was explained 10 a meet
Ing n Highland drive property own
era, and r. said o. have been aafia-
factory 10 them AZ the chamber ~
commerce yesterday sir. CHsn and
Dir. Crane spoke for the measure.
6. J. Smith. John schram. 81. J. Car
keek ard Andrew Knox argued
against the pian. They declared that
under such p law many property
owners would ioae their land The
resolution was referred 20 the COIN
mittee on legislation for examination
and report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
FOR LIGHTING
AND POWER
Efforts TO Secure Franchise for an
Electric Plant.

The cfrorta " faaf separate par
tiet 40 obtain franchise to supply
tlut trlctty for llEhHinn in Seattle, in
competition with tn seattle Elrctfia
Co., have excited general interest
among the prouif A set nottiHe
has haen given uat haNund the stars
exclusive story uf a meeting uf thr
four parties ami chs corporations
committee uf the council "Wednesday
cyvniuw a week aeo. When IL was uns
deratood that an andeaYar would BE-
made M hrinE the tour pariiva into
one company. NXketigtluns % tniH
sud are atlli 10 nf0afeqa, though % n
evident that not all tbs W spnn con.
cernrd are ready e. aFroe 70 the
plan.
Ia view % the pumher % appu
eants fHr ffaueh Iae. considerable
speculation has h.ssn INDUCED in ~
g. who b. behind them, a4d
their plane. II has been suggested
that thr SnaluHiWie Power Co
might De- giving support 90 Some one
or more fbfa. hua - Fl, Haffnf ifns
pfuhn bic. in view ~ that company =
relat iona with the Seattle Electric
Go.
By contract made last yrar the
snoaualmiv puNef -. agrees a. fur
nish the Seattle Electric Go. 90
horae- power dAy and night fof ave
yeara AZ a condition. u agrees .
asn 90 no person aF lifm Ia seattle
d lees quantity ~ slsetrieitN than ieN
horse power q day. Annpue but the
largest mills ard houses ean utll+
a. 81 much electricity, the snoquair
nils Power 10 could nos furnish
electricity fur fenefal u.s. even n y
had Il frame hisa
ffauht EXISTS also 80 e. TIRE hhittt
~ the snoqualm4e company % turffs
lsh electricity probably AZ loser
rates than q company renTratlns ~
slef 1ifity ~ steam foNtF 'iF luk
t. the heaff axea ehafkrf ~ We
snoauaimie company due partly -
me insfhfmeuI ~ frst - t'r wrong
klna ~ mag hiuefxs u has lnst sruie
- the nata ntaees af its nnr Source
N toaer ia williams 1naa uAAnits
Mns. Experts believe tHtt . new
ctsfup.ny could eozHregs Ntth the SO
attfs Electric Cos Wifhuut resafd z"
fha snaauainile eeHapa ~. ~ ir gen
arssfv believed That e neFs COMPANY
eattih probably fafnleh elsci ftfttf
a much lower fassz than she Seattle
company nue ehasH =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
IN seasca o. nAsFlstss.

What a queer thirg ~ ccnseienes
and what ssfanse acts lt peompfs
It's latest victim - james fieufs
smith. a NeV Yorker, uno has tnt
Hons, ard Who has iesg b,ossemssl
into q. bachelor entertainer. and Nha
can be depended upon % asatfHf
money broadcast. in way 10 hrins
happiness 70 hundreds o. people viao
toll
Ar. smith has told his frisnds< hat
Tor cNer1 entertainment he kfxss
~ VIII Tomato toubls tie amqant =
is cost l. hosI ltaf. ehlitrsn'a ias
or some otnar Nafthy charity
There has BEEN no crime laia At
Mr. Smiths deer His fortune eam-
10 Alfa honestly. ana there Is No
known rea@un why BE- should nns
him5elf sxeFy time be- sstsrtaisss hls
friends.
Perhaps this r. the solution II
search fer happiness this man can
follow two trails a one iine. IN
the 0ne hand are Injurious Feesnss
women "a beautiful AZ the morn
flowers. ruusle - lewitehlnz that u
sets the NERVES a.tfsnhle. holuAke
to rich man. AMI power the possr
that money bsfvxH All those are a.
Mr.. Smiths band to enjoy as -
plesses.
on the nfher hand. ~ has the
pleasure of aelax good, ~ making
s1ushine for people whose lives have
been . rureesaiau ~ clouds. ~ aHafh
ing pair. auf % that greasest -
privlisKes. hslrluR the ust,f oreas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
THE DOLPHIN.
Arrived From skagway Early TINS
Morning.

The Ala ska Steamship Curnpa nysa
steamer 20 phin arrived from akaK
way AZ II oeIotk
fefors sne ieft GA her last trip ore
blade II he's propeller was hgekHu
and on tha trip down another vas
snapped. huf notwithstanding fhis
the vess { averaged ~ knots the en-
tire vpFaeF. On thc n0En trip the
spray WASHED On the decks and aN
there was 3 9fiff cold wind blaNina
Al the time the water Won TIRE rails
and decks fr0xe into solid Ice. anH
the stairs leading 10 the pilot haf4se
also hung Nith Ice. The weight agl
the rail proved too heavy ard IL
snapped n several places
The Dolphin went 20 the Quarter
master dry dock this uaafHlnR.
where a pair - pfopellers eGf D.
put in and she viii sail from
schwabnch hers dock saturday nlkht
at : O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Or. charcots Frsnoh Nsrvs
Treatment.

The wonderful food for the nerves.
Gives strength. health and vlgor 10
the young ana old. ~ ig the result
reputabi and best known phvairiau
Of this century. II produces real.
not artificial strength. lu cases ~
nervous proatratlou lndipeaflou
caused BY anxiety, over ta xation Of
the mental Or physical forces which
exhaust the nerve force. and ener-
KY there IL no treatment tfat VIII
stop the Irritation and build up the
affected tiaauea ike the Charfaf
Treat ment. II gives vitality TO the
entire system and promotes heh THY
action 10 al the organs. &C. .. GuV.
Druggim, Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
GERTRUDE MYRER


IL az Hotel leland. SO Second ave-
niue. Che makes no charge N the
object 81 your visit Il not explain
ed without asking a question.
Through psychic vibration she re-
stores lost Affection. unitcs the sep
arated causes speedy marriages.
tells whether husba nd or sweetheart
81 true. OF how To- win the one you
admire Communicates with dis
fauf or departed friends. Gives re-
Tia Die advice In business. mines. ems
pioyment. changes. Dia Ruonea and
cures diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
REAL estate.


s5Q8-6 lots. s0xi00 feet each. cleared
and Krubbefs finest garden soiI.
must be snIdl
sT00 each--s lots. eoxl2o feet each
half block from car line. easy
walking distance
ts1o@h1xzeo feet on broadway car
line. fronts OIL two streets. clear
ed and fenced. good view. good
buy.
ssoo-Corner. i2sxiso feet on Queen
Anne I'm; block from car line +.
good location.
S2u0-Nice lot on Queen Anne hill. :
block from car line.
s7so-a0xt3o with comfortable house
OF rooms. well and outbuIldings;
two blocks from end OF Broadway
car line
ssso-5oxtso feet. with comfortable
house OF good rooms. besides
woodshed and other outbuildlnEs
only block from car line.
xieoo~-New house Of 6 rooms and
modern improvements: fine view
on car line; Immediate possession
terms.
A. A GUERNSEY. Sos SOC Pioneer.
ss00--Lots 20 S. cleared and fenced
neat ssroom cottage. near XII
bourne avenue; 4 blocks from car
easy terms.
Sbo0-New t-room house. fine lot :
close to market. store. school. lake
aud car; cottage finished complete.
Easy terms.
Nifoo-a-room cottage on Beacon Hill
good level lot 30Nieo. nice view: in
good condition. terms 500 cash.
balance $50 per month.
xia0o-T-room house. Twenty-nlnth
avenue south: lot e0xf00. street
graded. watered and paid for
closet. pantry. with nice barn.
fruits. berries. flowers. woodshed
chicken house. terms half cash.
balance 2 years.
Some good buys I'm farm tracts
also we'll located to i0-acre tracts
close In. very easy terms.
$. ]. TEACHNoR.
h2g New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Aucrlos SALES.


KIN ORDINARY ACTION
sale s.euunt 81 teasing down
the buildings At ftio eecohd avenue.
called the Denny. props rty. the
prupfirtpr r. forced 10 NnrRte. and
~ he has no place 10 SO AMI does
not wish - store his f1rbiiurs.
has Instructed ms 20 Hrii Saturday.
Fchruarr q. At 10 a M. the con
tents 81 fuant8. consisting % all
hi9h grade goods Pine plano, Cost
$50. ftne pAfiuf suits. 1 nns nus
SIAN leather arm chair. fipe Rus.
sian leather couch. ! swell front
chiNoulsrs. I fias antique polished
oak bed set. cost -. and 2 Eefa
costing ffa = set. fue sldsboard.
cost 80 flne dining table. 8 Hns
dining chairs tnn oak book
cAars. me WiiinW and oak rockers
chairs. fne body brussels cafpwis
beautiful fuRn. lace curtains
blankets. quilts. pillows. mattress
-. springs. I fine steel range dish
80. granite wafe Kitchen Qursu.
and lots 81 other goods belonging
20 nrat-ciass house Parties
looking for hiEh sfnde goods. don't
miss this sale 1910 second avenue.
Saturday. Feb. =. a. 80 a. m. Joe
Martin. Auetiuneef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Newspaper Publishers.

N13W YORK. NIB. = The annual
meeting ~ ne American Newspaper
Publishers ~ the United states was
held here yesterday 4. ~ knuft
man. Of the Washington star. was
chairman. and W. u. bryant. ~ the
brooklyn Times, acted aa secretary.
The sessions are private. hfit a.
was given out that only routine bust
ness had been transacted
ln the afternoon session the queu-
ton II arbitrary ihhef troubles was
discussed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
. Peculiar arrest.

ALBANY. or. Feh Fl Tho na.
alatant iAnltnr Of the state house
Ia Salem John Gates. was arrested
hele today charged with larceny.
Thirteen xi00 bins were found On hia
person. and ho was Immediately
iadKud in prison.
There seems 90 he a mystery sur
rounding thn case. Ha ~. L. GIN. the
HnmulHtninE witness refuses Go
elate how Che money was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
kOtloe Of stoo ( holders xeetI,s.

The annual meeting OF stockhold-
ers OF Fidelity Trust Company a
Seattle win be held At the of1ce a
me corporation. room 704 New YORK
oicc1. Seattle, WASHINGTON, on she
second day 81 March. A. ID. 1901, At
me honr OF II o'clock a. m. for ths
pufpose OF eieeting a board OF trus.
~. .ete lor the ensuing year. ami the
transaction of such other business ~
may properly come before the meet.
ihs- J. =. GLEASON,
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.
You can buy nj
u. !. WILSON q CO.'S


A three story brick building. 120-
foot front. In business center. good
income property. Phone Main 556.
5ii Washington block.
LADIES and gentlemen will please
take notice that not many of our
81 shares at "a cents remain. II
you do not get In pretty soon, not
later than saturday. you will prob
ably have To pay 30 cents. Oiym-
pic on Co Room H. Halter block.
Seattle, Phone Black 10.
MAN with $3.50 cash can secure in
tsreat In business paying him 500
month clear; clean, inside work
Inquire c. a. Linn. i02 Yealer near
B'irst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

rs. March ;. 10. %, 20. 20. 10 Anth :
Fnr Alaska Leave seattle p ~.
Cottage city. Feb. p. ~ Mefeh H.
10. April 10 Senator. Feb u Mar
A. ie a. April ii. Al.ki FEB. = ~
March n April @, steamer leaves
every NTH day thereafter
1tehot Once. ats FIRST Ay~ seattle
UenIAHt Ocean noes seattle aaedhll
Perkins 80 uru, Agts,. Hah ttehnss-e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
nl.easr.ss sweet nssIe

Guests aud pafrena ~ The ithin-
Ser .glra nde Cafe are tselus trenied 90
Aaolian converts NetWsen fhe hours
~ ~ and ! aud Il ant ~ y ~
Tlsase y no more statlehtful music
than that uroauee8 ~ tise Ae9llan.