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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03
THE BUSIEST
SQUARE MILE

There h. not another square mile IN
all England 50 iuterratinK as the
city nf London pfupet No either
area uf the Hlse teens with such
huay TIE hY day Ia 10 surely the
busiest square mile an the world rs
night Il 10 one 81 the qulrteEt There
can hardly BE- 20 ean people iu the
city hY niEht by day there are over
an1 opa. While the niEht population
has been surely golng down. the dnY
population has been rising year hY
year. Tweuty years ago the dag
population waa fife times that -
uight today the proportion IL quite
ten 20 one
The last census showed that there
was only one pawuhrukrr Tor this
population ~ over laa nHa There
vac. too. but one dealer iu old clothes
aud only one Gerfumef which auus
geHta that there III rot 50 much van
is In the citY as some oE us have
supposed. u Is not surprising per
hapr Ca find only enc manufacture
n fishing tackle but 4 - hardly
credible that ten years ago there was
only one typewriter office in the
city. and only one maker Of needles
and pins.
The great rush T. the city begins.
NH NAHAfNNa AHAMN k.if IN tire
morning The citY crowd Il grow
lag ali through the small hours In
the first hour after midnight On MAY
4 1881 es1s persons entered the
Lord Mayors Kingdom and up %
uelnrk IN the morning the number
was roughly tznaa ft - surprising
% know that between 900 and 7uaa
people begin work in the city bet
tween Anud 3 o'clock iu the morning
A. 8 q. ~. The ordinary population o.
the city. fudKiuE hy the iAHf daX
census, is about ffeods nt 3 o'clock
II you could count the people In the
city they would number 20 90 ffF
u o'clock more than iaau 'o more sf#
added 70 the number and ~ IL estt=
mated that at lunch time nearly
iee 90 people have crossed the citF
bounds 81 hours later ~ eight
o'clock IN the evening the pwouis 81
the city have reached a round miis
Hon. Every - hours it f. calculated
4. 80. as1o people enter the city area.
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through 10 walIa walia

Seattle Viii hereafter have direct
train connection wtth WRi1a Walla.
The WaHhinEtnn 4 Columbia River
railway yesterday put On train
running from Dayton through walls
Waiia O. paseo. and making clos
g nneetiou with the Northern Pa
cifc. This win doubtless tend %
rromots closer business relations b.
tween Seattle and Southeastern
Washington. the latter having been
dlfncult - access to the cities q th-
sound on account 81 dlmeuit tran
connections. The new service viii
faVn over hair a day each way be-
tween this city ana wRila Walla. N
mail and passenger transportation.
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The funeral 81 Mrs. James gter-
reft was held from Honncy a stew
arts funeral parlors ~ 10 o'clock this
morning. inierment was IA Lake
View cemetery.
The funeral q William Forrest was
held from the family residence. las
Iweniy-ninth avenue at 2 O'Clock
TINS afternoon. Interment Waa in
Lake View cemetery.
A. B.Cranaon. aged GO years. died
~ FIFTH avenue and Madison street
last night The body ls at Houney
4 Stewards.
John o. Evans. aged % years. died
A. Fifth avenue and Madison street
last evening The body is a. Bonnsy
& Stewards
Helen uuHeld. aged 20 years. died
Al zlst Elliott avenue last night.
Willis Bradshaw died at Green
Lake last evening.
The funeral ~ GLADYS Champion
vas held from the residence. 1913
f.aAt Thomas street. AZ O'Clock this
afternoon.
Annie, the 2-moutha old child Of
Mt. and Mrs. George PerclvaL 81
1926 broadway. died last evening
The funeral was held from nutter-
worth's chapel at II O'Clock this
morning.
The funeral of y. II. Jaroba Vas
held from Rutterworth's chanel al
10 o'clock this morning under the
auspices Of Miller Post. q. A. r.
The body II the late Judge Rru.
chart was Inferred iu Mount Pleas
ant cemetery al 2 o'clock this after.
noon.
VIM. Forrest, the onn year old son
~ Mr. and Mrs. Thos Forest died
NJ $50 TWcnty-ninth avenue yeater-
day. The body is AZ Bonney 4
sfewart'H. The funeral will be held
from the family residence tomorrow
afternoon.
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FINE FIELD
FOR ACTION
Bad Man With Revolver Runs Amuck
IN Paris House

Roy Hamilton. Who pos,s ar hat
man, turned The notorious PARIS
, aHar into Scene Ut Wild excitement
shortly before 40 O'Clock SUNDAY
With a hig revolver hg drove all 1l
che inmates nc the place o. shelter.
aud wound up h, nrlus shot at "a
woman 0mcer ". e. Hubbard nus
ally captured the. man and sent him
Co headquarters. 4 charge " ais
tauit with deadly weapon mas been
placed against him.
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NOT A GHOST

DERRY. Conn. Sept 8-rhe
ghost that has terrified the farm
cra 81 Fairfield and NeN Haven has
been found fn be- a large hahhoon
which escaped from ths menasprla
ht Pine Rock Park three wsskH ago.
The hahuun Was one ~ number af
monkeys ut the rHrk n iH vicious
ou occasions and anru spfaag a. ita
keepers throat It's capture ma3 h.
impossible till cold weather drives Il
60 shelter
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SRcHirEcTB
ATToRHGYsAT Law.

WH. II HCTfSER. attorney 90
Law. suite prosecuted and defended
lH nil courts, - years experience.
Proceedings iu banEruptcys Com
pahich Incorporated. AbEtfaftH
carefully examined collections
made 10 ell parth or tir United
States. Highest commercial ana
bank fefeHentea. BIS IhIrd avenue.
Phone Main TOO.
fPEcKERT. a. j. ciyn rnd erlmin-
81 practice. lb years actual expert
eher. consultations free. Room vs..
Arlington hotel toYer puHtOMceJ f.
phone Main aas
J. =. BALL. 10 ana rs Hoxweil block.
lha Columbia S. Phone. Blue 80.
GENERAL practice ia HN the courts.
Damage cases specially.
Moderate fees Consultation fro.
d. > POSTER. Mutual Life build
ing Phone Mulu al
FRANK y. WiEsTLiNg Boston blk
h p. MARTIN. sio Mutual life bid.
j. 4. KELLOGG. e2e Bailey building
1ENEoN 4 AUST. q boston block
vs. D. LAMHurH s6t-d PACING Blk
q. g MACDONALD. t9s Burke bid.
Root Palmer 4 Brown. Pioneer bid.
u e coNovER te.t3 Halter hif
LYMAN d KNAPP. 20 Heller bid.
q WARD KENT. tsg Burke bld
:. > potGLAs 90 Nov York bld.
RICHARD osroHS. JOSS q blk
HORACE PETER, fit New York hik
PIERRE T. FERRY $50 burke Blk
s s LANgLASD 81. \. y. hik.
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An Address on Cedar River

Tho Broadway improvement club
will meet tomorrow evening az the
Pilgrim Congregational church, COR
ner ~ Belmont avenue north and
East Thomas street. city Engineer
Thompson has promised 20 attend,
and will address the members Of the
club upon matters pertaining To
Cedar river water As this u a sub
tect of great interest % the people
residing In that section Of the city.
# II expected that tar meeting will
be largely attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03

Theodore nay speech hat capital
istic monopohrus be brought lawful
being public ueancs BY the vice
president OF
Il - rresuahe that vice president
the chic, executive
familiar O
Il Be assumed further. pss
Gent president that n. vice president
business.
II VII be ~ merely passing interest
political contradiction elimination
along in the wake o. Tsadys point nosHy and a
proudly the world committed
itself the lawful class ot.r.
viii dstend their pung that the cow
statsSman iS-insincere.
Bat narrow their .y..
Mr. Samuel Hill viii abide house and he
citizen raa plant with which
he has an eleven hundred thousand VIII
try to md out why trouble
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Salyationisis al Tacoma

Headed by q relocated band ~ 10
pieces, the Salvation Army. $50
strong. left FOR Tacoma yesterday
morning. The excurMonlsts were
taken on the steamer Athlon and re-
turned late Last night. Their object
In R6inR across the Sound Wae ~
atteud a Joint rally Of the armies 81
the tao cities. a big convention WIS
held a. Point Defiance park yester-
day afternoon and last evening n
huge meeting was given IN the Bur
lin block Adiutant Frazee was IN
charge ~ the party. The band uu-
Der the leadership ~ Eddie Low has
been newly uniformed and presents
very striking appearance.
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Mr.. Hln Rents shannon House

Samuel nul. president ~ the Seal.
ne Gua q Electric 90. hHH arruf d
the lease af the shannon residence
60 the corner II Marion street ana
summit avenue Sir. Hlli aud hi1
family WIN OCCUPY the house from
October. when Mrr shannon visits
Zoe California, until her return neat
spring
Nj uW started laat night for Sew
York and Paris ~ The inttHr place
ne viii meet Mrs Ill., Who be moss 81
Switzerland. aud together they WIZ
return 60 thia city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03

AUCTION SALE Of furniture and
household goods. rooms moved
from 1909 fiof street % Martin and
tQnH sgieHroemH las Third ave
nHe. uiii be Hoid Tuesday. aeptru-
her 2 81 - 1Q a. "a Thla IL an fine
furniture raH BE seen Monday
morning Aino lof stored goods.
moved from HHadmHn.a Htofer0afnH.
Joe Martin. nnctlaneer
= g HfCKERToN general auction
eer. lsi2 First avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general auetioneeT
ia@k THIRD Ave.
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Three New Ffremen

chief Cook q the hrs department
has added three new men to the
force. They are Walter Murphy
and Grant Arnold. pipemcn. aud ".
II. Fswitt. driver.
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FINANCIAL.

wanted Tor m6nnfacf9fiSa
enterprise. No better Investment
Thoroughly reliable. Demand Tor
product enormous. $40 New York blk.
TO LOAN-private money at low
rate Of interest. Groll, Damus A.
osner. i0t Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison \ Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL CO. Il Halier block
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sfcamfhipa eity Of Teptkn. aug.
it Sept q. ~. orto. 2. queen. aug
20. Cottage city. Aug. %. AK.
Aug IS
1lst"t once ats ftrzt Az. setfas
. ralHHt. gHmH Aft# g. ~ MlIef asst
ttH Ait 9Hsan du.h Hrafiis D4aaaii
IffhfHa 8 c. NaH tHfa Hsu Hr'uaia
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DYING AND CLEANING.

Partisan Dye Works-We call for.
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
oflce i4is LIST ave. Tel Main 1914.
AMERICAN Steam bye works. 1915
Western avenue, Phone. Main 7g7.
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Ladies Relief Corps

The Ladder Relief society met at
2 o'clock AZ the F.lks hall this after
noon.
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LEoAL NOTICES.

u
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 4
the state Of WashinKf0r. ID
fer the County % kinE. II 4
matter 81 the estate ~ Jacoh n
hoefer (aomcfimes known q ~
Fischer. deceased In Pruka
No. 1ais. Notice 10 Present ciss~l
All persons having claims axtl.l
Jacob Wellhoefef ls5netan seS knssl
az John Fischer or against - y
tate, viii present the same e Nrl
Wellhoefer fsomettH.ee knowE !
Mary Fischer. admlnsfraux 4
the Office Of Peters a Pawea. Ra.=,
No. 10 s Dexter Hortan Ban
Building. n the city q seaffie. X.
County. Washington. within saz
year from July 18th. 1891.
MARY WELLHoEFER
Adminisfrztrir
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PHOTOGRAPHER.

STAMP PHOTOS us columbia 81.
Amateur finishing, Wise, sullivan
block.
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rLUMeINa

HAzLETT a MULLiN@ New work
guaranteed | year Tel. Bun 1894.
Geo. II. Woodhouse Co. Tel. Main ga
KAUFMAN plumbing Co. Bur ga
BAKER y SON, phone BLACK 1864
TIIEo TuRNER. Tel arcen Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03
PRINTING AND BINDING.

MARKET Report Printing & Pub
fishing Co, high grade job print
ing. ia Spring st. Tel. Bun sac
BULL BROS, commercial printers
SOC, Sol, 3oS Washington bid. over
Ireeu.s shoe store, Tel. White asa
METRoPoiITAN Printing a Bind
ing Co, sol End av S. Tel. Main S05
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FoR Ladies' tailor aud reception
gowns call at Lamb sisters, $40
3ll Collins block.
LYNCH & SHAW, AZ Halter bidE.
Mdme 4. S. smith. O. Hlnkley blk.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

a Wgmau Co, dvnn-
mos and motors installed. house
wiring and bell work. 1914 Western
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AK Point Picnic Grounds

Take steamer Lady Lake from
Columbia dock O. .. :. ....,s"s,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

ttrv = y sutton. accompanied bv
lie daughter. Mrs MaEEte kiuneg.
returned Yesterday from an txtsn
HiXe trip throughout the Pheinc efAnt
states. The excursion waa made Ia
the hope q improving the latter
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03

NEW INvENTIoN-A az Bath
Cabinet for only $500. Our new
1907 style square Quaker Folding
Turkish Bath Cabinet. Guaranteed
70 be the best OF all cabinets at
any price. or your money cheerful
~ refunded. Address L. ]. Clark.
lis Warren ave.
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IA ROCHE. photographer. sii ist
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FAR SEEING

people Judge their expenditures =
the returns received rHther than y
FIRST cost. Such use Pease pssnas
knowing that they wear better uads'
all climatic conditions hence eces
least In the end.
Our stock OF Chickering. kinhal.
Pease. Singer and e.her pianos WI
meet every critical demand and on
prices discriminating buyers ideai q
economy. =.
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FoR RENT.

A HAitGAIs Two tote. szroam,d
house. Majestic ranFe solid aHk
furniture HsatiuFH. Tahoe station.
GIffu Lake
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RUBBER STAMPS.

COMMERCIAL STAMP ~W6RKs~
Seheuerman Book. ITO Cherry,
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IfuIEHTEAD reUnauIHhmeat Hilb
600 U4n feet II timber - miles
from Seattle. close % flde rafrfs
near uhvy yards $50 IF taken
quick " j Mcconnell = Co. ilf
flhe street. cor second avenue.
BALLARD urarerts Eeat cottage
rooms. large closets pantry front
and back Porch Joe 1GFi10 HlI
fenced nn graded street good
we'll poultry house Price 1aag.
HOHr NAETHf 80 New York DIX
iIQHEaT prices for Haeoua hand
goods. bedroom HafH. stoves. ear
pets. etc Red Front Furniture go.
ilg-ii9 ~ ase p Tel Rcd l2ls
INTEREST in steam laundry. good
business. splendid chance write
OF CALI Address Acme Pub. CO..
rear "a Columbia.
a FINE Young family COW gentle.
easy mixer. HWartwoad Efpn.. In
terbaH.
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ADVERTISING rates OF an maya
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The c. V. White Ad-
vertising Bureau. News York
building. Seattle.
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GOOD things TO eat: home cooking
only. lbc and up. cheaper than
housekeeping, Home restaurant
and bakery. p1t Third avenue.
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PHYsIcIANs AND SURGEONS.

ssss-.,l,-ss---,-.
DIX, j. O. STEWART, specialist In
diseases Of women. Edlnburrh
Medical Institute. Boston block
DR.. MILES, removed to ISIS Heus-
sey BLDG, Srd q Pike. Tel. Green 726
DIR. VAN DYKE, diseases OF wo-
men, chronic diseases Wash. bldg.
DIR. HINkLE. 2li-2i2 Mutual Life
bldg Tel. White $50. res Bun 9ai.
DIR. FALK-7s-7e Starr Boyd bldg
Tel, Black S5s; res. Green 1861.
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scandinavian American Bank
Ihs Canadian Baak of cOmmsres
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

CLARKE : PERRIN shorthand school
Individual instruction. "a Boston.
LEoS business College. tfnion-2d
individual Instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and pike
" W. scheol TeleFraphg. Pioaecr
WILSON'S Mod. Bus coll. Main tis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03

Diamond Ice That's what sou
need 20 keep cool Tel MaIn 1850
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fUNERAL pIREcToRs

RuTTERwORTH q sons em6aim-
ers, lt26-li2S Third. Tel. Pike 40.
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DENTISTS.
DREssMAkERs

a. W fAiLLIfs. 81 neu,sy 7i 6ik.
Chlcage Dental Co. SIS Hinckley.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

ShAI TIE Clothes Pressing Co:
clothes IN shape 81 30 month"; dye
INK repairing 1909 Ord Bun 1904.
HIGHEST prices for cast.off cloth
ing Dave Taylor, 10 Starr Boyd bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03

THE cheapest place 10 buy oil ana
gasoline Is from the Olympic on
Co el7 Third avenue. Tel. Main
gal
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BARGAINS In secoiri hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
usture Company. We can give you
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good - new, for half the money.
iln and IL Second avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-03

sroRAea and wAsgAous,
500 $40 Dss1.H4I ate
seols. 80 Jaeale rrsahsla..
siiVW ,AsEs
HEALl.E Hga cas ~ ~
ThiL0Hs.
sEaTTLE IhuDHfsgal, ~.
= ~. As1IllagN slth ssss5s
sociEfg HoueES'
BEET e. cabinet baot0gfasg.
pff aazfH fof thH 1T threz ~
EHH'tHau'H ueH .EI1Io. m ~
nlfeef 'is ( /.
FGht fsI.fE.
Do AcHfs arara Hlafloa On ~.
lH Frfsf s5HHHal Ea.I NJ 2
story hpHH" fHuf ffte. ~
EEa.E Ia# aHI arafabis.
With e. #.# tasH a ra54 +. II
part uasmHrf THn isa3
and muHf De- aa.H coon -
Application collins q Wii5z
Sullivan BUILDING
ron SAIL 1a=arrs water 49,
Elfaap county : srrsa =
house barn Dad laf b4Ilf.sm
uIuE spring water ~ an ~.
aud garden 10 fra.t ffass 5.
school and J. q. gh.ablfaa
ssrk Willard hoase. foot !,
lef aHy.
WE haFe q efolre ~ n vsess
cottages modern dmei.irr
stores lr al rarta ~ fhe ~
man American iu#rftafnf
Third avenue
Don't EttT Until goH 80 =
= H fieHlck 4 o.. zlI-ntr
WASH OI lntau. go. aisNf
---=----------------------
TEsTs ASc A8sIscs
TENTS ana AaniHxs~ge,
proof tents. miliag hose ~
vas boats army duck Terra
folding camp beds TIE aCg1
81" Kind SEATTLE TEr
AWNING Co. wholesale -
faciurera Marlon ana Wee
TENTS. awnings. Haes. Tara
hose. etc. Alaska outatsefs
canvas gdoda. 9u81a mad s 4.
er ~ experts a. a usonsaf,
tice sunde 4 Ealanz. F.-r =.
Iarka1n
TASipEaRIsTs.
{. 6. EEl.g 10 Ihfa Ave. ..'-.''
TtNNERs.
FINLAY a noBH. Ta fres 80
-----------------------------
rehasFER conptaEt {
EYREs Transfer CO. 2slr f'
UMBRELLA REPAIRING +
UMBRELLAS mauufaesars5 q
covering and general repalrssx
eFcOud avenue. Robson =
VOICE CULTURE.
g MNGNUr schultz H ,si,- (
WANTED.
FIVE men Rifh teams ard s-r-s-.&
Fred. EoaenHiocE. 1sth ard EfE
WIRE. IRON AND PLsTIse {
Pae kaii 4 Plating worss-.zS Z
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DRAMArIo-o rER.rIu scuooL,

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art elocution, voice placing. oper-
attic force, Tuesdays and FrldayA
suite 6s. Holyoke block
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FASHION Hair store. 1913 Second
avenue; diagnosis OF the scaIp
free Of charge.
ONYDONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid irnlta.
tions. g. Mcdonald block.
CAN locate a few men ON tipbo,.
claims cheap Call i3s y. wiibert
street ballard.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. T0Tf C----
ful massage. oil Third avenue.
WANTED-old sold and silver. He
Hensel, mfg ieweler, Is Hinckley
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices. Corner 9TH aud Pine
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING lessons private or In
Glasses daily. Prof. Wilson's Dan
eng school Ranke block.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.

Barnes & o. a. siarr BOYD BIDS.
p. 2. ADAMS. drafting. colman bid.
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personal

=. SOGLEBERG - Painting. paper
hanging. kaisomiming 1929 Pine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-04

July. We hope our friends will excuse
our hardness in printing the list, as our
secretary has been out OF the city for
some time.
June--Strawberries, Mr.. NJ. Rosenthal:
bananas and strawberries, Mrs. II. Nah
Ter; $500 in cash, through Mrs. Purnelf
also tomatoes and cucumbers; ice cream,
Father Griffin. from lawn party; vegeta-
bles, Mrs. Mofftt. also thanks to Mrs
Mofftt for having grass cut each week;
vegetables, Mrs. Moffitt; basket Of vege-
tables, Mr.. Thomas Crowder; vegetables,
Mrs. Mofftt; vegetables, Mrs. Thomas
Crowder: cabbage. Wynne & Redford
July-Cake and lemons. ST. Mary S
Guild: vegetables, Mrs. Moffitt vege-
tables and flowers, Mrs Moffitt.
Donation day next Friday, the 9Th
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-04

Don't be satisfied with temporary re-
lief from Indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure permanently and completely re-
moves this complaint. 1t relieves per-
manently because it allows the tired
stomach perfect rest. Dieting won't
rest the stomach. Nature receives sup
plies from the food we eat. The sensi-
BILE way to help the stomach is to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which digests
what you eat and can't help but do
you good. w. Fl. King Drug Co., Bob
bitt & Wynne Drug Co., VIM. Simpson.
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MoCKsvILLE SCHOOLS OPEN.
Especial to News and Observer.

Mocksville, NJ c., Sept. 3.-Mocksvillt
Male Academy. under the management Of
Prof. w. L. England, opened today, under
the most fiattering prospects.
Sunny Side Seminary opened this morn
ing with a good attendance.
Miss Maud G. England. the teacher OF
music at Sunny Side Seminary, has re-
turned to the city, after spending her
vacation with her parents at Canton.
Rev. w. S. Sheriff., who has been So
journing in the mountains of Western
North Carolina for the past month, has
returned and conducted services at the
Methodist church Sunday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-04
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

Unless sold before at private sale, |
will offer for sale at public auction the
plant, type, presses, good will, etc, Of
the Greensboro Evening Telegram. in
Guiding the job department, at the Court
House door, in Greensboro on Thursday,
October 3rd, 1901. Sale is made subject
to confirmation by the Court
A splendid opportunity. Large circu-
lation. A. E. SCARBOROUGH,
94-1 mo Receiver.