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sons each. Between theme are ABRAMS.
ed large number ~ lndivJaost
chairs with upholstered leather backs
ana seats. The stations ana altsrs
are Handsomely carved oak Gas ona
electric light both. are uaed Tor ~
Illuminating purposes.
In addition 10 the lodge room ts a
commodious banquet hall ana kiscbo,,
equipped with ali the necesa,,,, 49,
ellis. The property room a iare. 49,,
contains Individual lockers for re
different lodges. The waiting ro1,o
for candidates IL a veritable partor
equipped with rockers and large arm
chairs. a handsome center table. etc
Owned by Three lodges
The quarters are owned Jointly by
the three lodges OF the city. viz.
Queen City No. 10. Harmony. No. 8
and Seattle No. 81. They are con-
trolled by a board Of associated trus-
tees. made up OF the trustees OF the
three lodges This board rs composed
OF the following persons. Richard
Osborne. president; Edmund BOwden
secretary and treasurer. n. NJ
swartwood. Al Thompson. J. v. JEFF
freys. Charles Giliuiy. q. r.. Bennett
and W. r. Frinck.
Queen city lodge meets on Monday
nights. Harmony on Tuesdays and
Seattle on Wednesdays. The Masonf
have rented the rooms for Thursday
and Saturday nights and the Daugh-
tiers Of Rebekah for Friday nights
The John r. Miller Relief Corps
meets there every first and third
Tuesday afternoon In the month.
On next Wednesday evening Seat
tie lodge will give its regular monthly
whist party. on Tuesday evening
| Nov. 5. Harmony lodge viii give an
! entertainment and dance in the hall
| To both ~ these affairs every knight
! his family and friends are invited.
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lfn NJ STERN

fTIHIHtITI 3 NFT0TnNN.
r. @. address. iia-4i4 bailey bldg,
Seattle county Of King. Wash
ington.
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May Find His Daughter

About three weeks ago a daughter
OF J. A. Hhotwell, of Wonhtcher
ysteriously disappeared from BE-.
attic boarding house. Tho ahorin I
ofice had her description. ON ant.
urdny night girl corresponding 1,
it came IN on the Great Northern
aud took the steamer State or Wash
ington for Whatcum. The ahsrin'i
ofncc wired TO the ahofif OF Cheiat
county and MIR. ahotWeii started foi
Whatcom Immediately.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
IN new LODGE ROOMS

That the new home OF the
Knights Of Pythias OF Seattle IN one
OF the finest and most elegantly ap-
pointed lodge quarters OF any city
on the Pacific coast. San Francisco
not excepted. stands as an undis-
puted statement.
The new castle hall f. located on
the second floor Of the Pythian build
ing, southwest corner Of First ave-
nue. and Pike street. The first meet
ing since the main lodge room has
been finished throughout, was held
wednesday night.
This room is 4sxes feet with n "a
foot ceiling. The handsomely fres-
coed walls are decorated with paint
fuas OF famous Pythians and char
tiers Of the Iodges. The hardwood
floor Ii laid with beautiful red Rox-
berry velvet carpet. 3S0 yards in one
piece. II alone costing $500. The car
pet is 80 laid that u can easily be
taken up. II Is fastened with a roll
ing device az one end Of the room
and can be put entirely out Of the
way in the - me manner as a spring
roller curtain n managed. thus leav-
ing a floor especially built for dan
cling.
For Entertainments
In the south end OF the room r. a
slightly elevated stage reaching the
entire width. This is 80 arranged as
10 be convenient for entertainments
The contract for furnishing the
lodge room Was given 10 Frederick e.
NeIson and they have just completed
II. Every piece Of furniture. inelud-
Ing the officers chairs. affairs. desks
and seats. II quarter sawed oak high
Nv finished In plano polish Every
chair and settee In upholstered in
black leather. The settees, eight in
number, win hold from 6 70 8 per-
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Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
49,
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WILL ENDORSE
TITUS AND OLDHAM

A meeting has been called by
Fourth Vice President Wilson Of the
International Association OF Machin-
lists. and A. r. White. president OF
the local carpenters union, for next
Thursday evening for the purpose OF
Endorsing the nominations OF John T.
Oldham and DIR. Titus for school d.
rect0ra.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
~ rIri.Ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Join GRAHAM. s2O-s2i Globe blk.
z. w HOudltTON, A4.H Collins.
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Bought the Ranke Home

Moritz Thomson. president Of the
Centennial nil Co. has purchased
the Ranke home. corner Of Madison
street and Terry avenue. The price
paid was $4,000. Mrs Ranke. the
widow of Otto Ranke. who built the
residence. will probably SO 70 Eur
ope. Mr.. Thomson will probably oc-
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept 10. 1901
iiremsftou a.. g. Navy Yard and
Dry Deck. Charleston ana sidney.
STEAMERS
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ntnnfH STAMPS


COMMERCIAL STAMP WoRks
gcheuerfnnn block. 10 cherry.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Council
Of the Town OF Columbia. County OF
King. State of Washington, until two
o'clock y. m. November 4. A. u. 1901,
for the grading of Ferdinand street
in said town. between the west line
OF Noble street, and the center line
OF f.etitia street. as shown by the
profile on file with the clerk OF said
town. Each bidder must name a
lump sum for work complete, and be
accompanied with a certified check
for three per cent. Of the total
amount bid, 20 be forfeited 10 the
town OF Columbia IN case the sue
cessfui bidder fails TO enter into said
contract within I'VE days after the
award Of the contract 70 him.
The council reserves the right 20 re-
iect any and all bids.
Dated this gath day OF october, A.
u. 1901, -
Clerk Of the Town of Columbia.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state OF Washington, for the
county OF King. Schwabacher
Bros. and Co. Inc. Plaintiff VS.. A
a. Zipser, Defendant Summons
No. sS15s. The State OF Washing
ton to the said A. A. Zipser. de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned 10 ap.
pear within sixty days after tho
date OF the first publication OF this
summons, 10 wit, within sixty days
after the LIST day OF October. 1901. and
defend the above entitled action In
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff. and
serve copy Of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plain
tiff, at his office below stated: and
In case OF your failure so TO do. judy
ment will be rendered against You
according 10 the demand Of the com
plant. which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court
The object OF the action Is 20 re-
cover Judgment against YOU I'm tho
cum Of $1,000. together with costs
and disbursements OF the aotion. for
goods sold and delivered to you by
the plaintiff,
LEOPOLD NJ. STERN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
r. q. address. ii3-4l4 Bailey bldg,
Seattle. county OF King, Wash
ington.
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WHAT the SILENCE MEANT

The edition morning
rouncing miserable
American did The feeling general exhibition OF
silent follow death OF the
the
funeral beloved Mckinley when the wheels the eus
Of the stopped silence
something
there inoouabc In the
nations there athng nSprcsshe
Let examples stand forth Of all mankind
Let who hareo thoughts take full
count of nc cost
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eases ~ women LdinbugEh Aeoe-A -
Institute, Boston block
Oh MILES. removed o. it-i5 fieusssy
building, ard and Pike. Tel Green lss
IN VAN DYKE diseases ~ women.
chronic diseases. Wash. billlinE
DB rfNKLE MI-Gz Mutual tie
bldg. Tel white ~, rec. Bur ISL
DR FAi.k. W-i9 .arr-B0yf huildl4g.
TEL Black He res Green lGl
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O. N. Moore's New Book

Secretary o. VI. Moore. OF the bu-
reau 81 Information. has completed
n new book % Alaskan views In
cluded in the Illustrations are several
photographs ~ scenes IN and about
Seattle. The book. which viii be Ia
sued IN week or two has a lot Of
descriptive matter relative 20 this
city.
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E0AN Dramatic School prepares pu-
pills Tor dramatic Rud uprfau Z
stage. advanced pupils hhlfh'a
ton aud or8t0rv. VIII furnish pays
and coach dfnmatic clubs, ufn
days ana Fridayr, ~ CuriiHe bllK
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The Seattle theater Was Allied again
last night. That HaVeriys min
streis give an attractive entertain.
ment u demonstrated by the heavy
business the show IL doiuk. notwlth.
standing the city has been overran
with MINISTRIES the past few weeks
The ensAEement ends tnnleht.
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Theaters.


Vests Mlnstrein have made such
a hit az the Grand opera house that
Il has BEEN decided 20 give a special
matinee on Wednesday afternoon
The production nitiv merits all tho
eotnmenfation II has received. To-
morrow nights entertainment ends
the enlightenment In this city.
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{. ii. i. sMAI.fEY, trained nurse.
will give massage: home treatment.
Cos Firth ave. phone Black .z2t.
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uMnnELI.A RErAIRINa

MENT COMPANY,
5ia Third Avenue.
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For Honest Treatment
The State Electro Medical Inaitf
NERVOUS, CHRONIC

For the speedy aud permanent q,
% ali
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Wednesday night Under Two
Flags VIII begin = four nights en-.
Eassmcnt at the Seattle. The com.
pany comes direct from Chicago.
where Il has had a successful run.
The play il well known 50 n popular
melodrAma. and Ia the hands Of a
gooi company should prove a strong
attraction.
n II q atrikinwiy realistic produr.
ton. and an expensive array ~ seen
cry IL carried which gives adequate
effect TO the play.
-----a--sass-------a
60 10 Spinning for bicycle repair.
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MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral OF Mrs. Amanda Har-
ker WAS held from Gonney A Stew
arts chapel ~ $3.50 o'clock this ar
ternpon,
The funeral of Ada Miners was
held from npuney a Stewards par
Tors az 10 10 o'clock this morning,
james Roll WAS buried from the
funeral pzrlors OF nonney 4 Stewart
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
william y Mills, NEed 80 year,.
died at Providence hospital last
night. The remains ere az Bonney a
Stewards,
wltter Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism. ecsema and all
blood and skin diseases. 81 drug
gista or 1910 FIRST avenue.
Coal, wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
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aklnr Of The OPIUM Rag"

'''rhe King o. the Opium Ring" Ia
fulfilling anticlpatlons si the Third
Avenue ,heater. II 10 n play after
the public heart A week 10 too
short an engagement and that's a
fact
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Mis- HANSON Faii opening Of
stylish millinery. Corner Fourth
ana Pine.
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sl.I.fIaL NOTICES
WHITE COW BUTTER co.

WHITE COW BUTTER co.
1918 Second Ave.
The up-to-date butter store on the
city. Saturday crowded all day,
and hundreds had To 20 away as
we were not able 90 handle the
crowds fast enough. This week we
will make IL a lively one again. as
we viii have another car Of our
fancy Iowa In and will sell u al
60 10 cents per pound leHs than
same quality can be had In Seattle.
also a fne Eigin az &c per pound /.
also Alb squares and rolls at s5c;
another lot OF our fine oregon
ranch eggs In this morning and
will sell az zsc per dozen. These
prices good for all this week az the
white Cow. 1915 Second avenue.
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AUCTION SAWS

AUCTION sale 40 Martin and Fox'H
sales rooms. z1ie First avenue.
Wednesday, October a0th. 1880 "a.
ms ~ rooms ~ very fine furniture,
moved from Kent. wash. Joe Mar
tin received orders from owners
that an goods were packed gnd
shipped, can be seen at Martin
and Fox'a salesro0ma, Tuesday Joe
Martin. auctioueor.
=, .. nickEnTCS. general auction.
Ger. 1872 Firrt avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general nuctioncer.
1913 First avenue.
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wAsTED-HEAL ESTATE
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.

WE have cash customers for houses.
lots, cottages. stores and modern
dwellings in all parts OF the city.
The only way TO sell your property
IL 10 advertise. and aa we spend
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS a
month for that purpose, Il follows
as a logical conclusion that we can
sell II. List your property with us
and our photographer viii take a
view" Of Il. which win be pub
lished In half tone" in all the
leading newspapers In the city.
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
Si1 Third Axqnue
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co on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND Ed
MOMDB ROUTE
I.v Seattle. ~ q. IA. u m, 8 .. m.
~. Everett. t.is a. m, 10. Sls 3, ~.
Three refund fripa daily. ineindins
sunday. IN effect Hspt ~ 1901.
c0nuecttprn ~ A. NHaftsr with str.
Flyer Zoe Tacoma. AZ Everett with
Str Mihpda for Rnohorninh and Ever.
sty and Monte CTirta Railway.
ceimnn Dock. Seattle Tel Hsd al
Merchants Deck Everett Telephone
81 VI ~ SCOTT, Manager
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State Elp(tlOMedi(dI InStIlul

safe Deposit and Trust c9fapsnv,
Building. 7Oi First Ave. Rooms a
n. ~. -. "a. Seattle. Wash.
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BuTTER. EGGS. CHEESE.
HtTTTER EGGS CHEESE.

BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE
BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE.
Nothing succeeds like success. These
words are proved daily at our store.
which is crowded every day by the
shrewd buyers Of Seattle. who have
been treated right by us IN the
past and who have stayed with us
trough thick and thin. We are the
only house In tho city that retails
the fancy Iowa creamery at whole
sale prices. our fancy Iowa we sell
two pounds, 55c. fine brick butter
Toe and nice Oregon dairy . lbs
soc. AND OUR STRICTLY
FRESH EGGS ONLY 2sc A DOZ-
ZEN, ali guaranteed and acknowl-
edged by all to be the only ones In
the city that you can depend on.
Also PURE KETTLE RENDER
ED LEAF LARD. 5-lb pail, Csc; To-
10 pain. Si.25: cheaper than IL can
be bought wholesale our meat
and fruit departments also are
making an excellent show. such as
will command the finest trade.
Don't let any one mislead YOU as TO
our location. You win find US next
10 the corner OF First and Pike.
and always remember we are the
old original
cow BUTTEk STORE
HEATERS, Heaters. Heaters A
large stock Of "a hand heating
stoves of all kinds and all sizes for
sale. at your own figures, at Red
Front Fur. Co, ll2 ed ave. south.
ADVERTISING rates OF all magesinss
and newspapers furnished on appu-
cation The c. " white Advertising
bureau. New York building, Seattle.
THE cheapest place 10 buy on and
gnsollnc r. from the Olympic oil
20. or srd ave. Tel, Main s9i.
Also coal by sack or ton.
THE White Cow-the only up-to-
date butter store IN Seattle. 1918
Second avenue.
PRIVATE ambulance; rubber tires;
10 Mi hospitals at all hours. reas-
enable. Phone, Main 7t6.
COOP things 20 eat home cooking
ontv. ibc and up, Home Restaurant
and Bakery a2i Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. lilo
Hensel mfg jeweler, Is Hlnekley.
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FOR saie-Intrresf ia one of the
largest and best paving box fac
tories wcrt 81 Grand Rapids. run
ming night and day. with three
years orders ahead. retiring men,
her ~ the firm met with serious
accident. which disahlca him per-
mnnently, and his place must be
filled By n man capable Of taking
charge % the office German-Am-
eficAn Co.
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REaL ESTATE

H1E have n choice i0t ~ vacant lots.
cottages m odsrn dwellings and stores
In ali pnrta 81 the city. German
American Investment Co. al2 Thru
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peRsonAL-contlnued.

gEE Lloyd. BrlacOe 4 Lloyd. b filneK-
tv block. about your homes Tor cash
or deferred paymenta
OxYDONOE VICTORY" The f"nrinn.
cures al diseases. avoid imiihuDnF
q Mcdonald block.
LADigH try bath Mra Tat care
ful massage Oh fhira avenue.
ELECTiuciTY massage slA ist Az.
Rooms 2.
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HOTrgE

2. 900 cash and services secures tn
tereHt and good position I'm one Of
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses In Seattle: ee-
tablished since 1894. with upwards
Of 300 shippers and 200 local pa
irons. highest commercial and
bank references given. money TO
be deposited In bank 20 increase
business. German American In
VpHffneuf %
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rniNTINo Avn nTNDTNo

TIlE Ivy Press, Artistic Printing.
Engraved Calling Cards. Wedding
announcements. etc. First ana
PIKE Phone, Main So.
MARKET Report. PRINTING 4 rubil8h-
ing Co. hiRh grade foh printing. zlf
Spring street Tel Bun C2
Bull BROS, commercial printHrH.
sf a6. ~ Washington bldg Tvrr
Tresn's gnoe Store Tel White 80
METROPOLITAN prces. Inc, NG-li
2ud eve = and lol-a Mest Maan
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FOR sale-we have few high-class
lodging houses. not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies"
and a lot ~ cheap. second hand
furniture, fitted expressly 60 catch
the unsuphistlchtrd stranger. but
some established, reputable and
good paying investments that we
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co, bi3
Third avenue.
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athlon and Inland ElYor

From Columbia Dock. foot OF Col
umbia street.
Leave aeastle--sszo q. IN. fexcsp,
RunaayH1 and 1900 a. m. iiis :. ~.
fsoF Bfemurton oniyl aud ssa y IA.
saturday only, extra trip n % .. m
Leave fRrvmeffan ~ and 1875 a,
m, % and s-is p. ~. Leave sidney
- 81 aud " 81 a. m. 6 % D. m.
Leave chafishfan-~x % ard fisss q.
IA. 8 o. =. m.
For Pleasant Beach nnd Hnan
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
~ 10 % q. N. and ; rs D. m. Leaving
Hrcmerton AZ Fsis a. m. and els =. M.
Fare 70 cents round trip.
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NNFa7N3Nls MINI ~ FFlN FTFIlFs
FOR Eaie-raNo saloons on First ave-
uue. near Pike street. new build
InEH and new bars and fixtures.
lease may Do had fer ten years:
price. &, 100 and $500. respectively.
~ which amount one hair can be
paid cash and the balance when
you get ready. the best saloon
property In Seattle today FOR the
money We have g other saloons.
ranging n price from $4,000 70 fio.-
coo German american Invest
fnanf Co
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CLOTHES CLEANING

SEATTLE Clothes PrsHsinR Co (,
clothes in shape 81 30 month: dyoins,
repairing, ltQl Third. Bur 1905,
HIGHEST prices for cant-ofr cioth'ns
Dave Tnvlor, 10 starr boyd bulldog
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MIR. X. p. COLLINS. teacher OF fash
fashionable and select society dane
ing. studio Holyoke block.
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DASCfNg lessons. private or 10 clnns-
~ daily. Prof Wilson's Dancing
MghDpt UnuEF block
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DANCING ACADEMIES

4 N. PHILIPS, "a iieussy bloc 10,
ChlcnFo nenipl 90. t.a iIlnckiev-
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UMBRELLAS manufactured: recover
ing and general repairing. 800 Sec
oud avenue. Robson Bros
VOICE CULTURE
g. MAGNUS Schultz. Hoiyoke BID
WIRE, IRON AND PLA1ING
Fac. Rail 4 PlafnE Morks. 10 fafsf.
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W0FKfNG men with small capital.
see Lloyd. Briscoe and Lloyd about
building your homes. 80 Hinckiey
block
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CIarnvoYAvrs

MADAM CAROLINA 80 The well
known. wonderful clairvoyant me-
dunn. tells past, present and fu-
turc. names given; palmist read
ipFa and cards; Csc Up. Room 6.
1917 Second avenue.
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PROF. LITTLE, teacher OF ball room
and fancy dancing. Si2 Madison.
Phone Buff Gsi.
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UhZLTTT \ NbLLfE- New W0rk
guaranteed ono year Tel Bon latl
Geo. N Woodhouse go. Tei Naia atl
KAUFMAN Plumbing O.. Bnr tIi
THO 1unNEh TeL 9rsen 81
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and stage dancing. u. n.
Estes, supervisor Normal associa-
tion, 2siS First. Green 1476.
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nusINnss cnLIrnrs

ClAltlNES Pernlu shorthand school,
Individual Instruction. 81 Boston.
LEO.S BualnesH College. tinion-ed, in-
dirldual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College Second and Pike
MILsoNs Mod Rus Coil Main lie
CONTAGIOUS aud BUILDERS
BROMLEY q WnLLs, general co.
tractors, n Starr Boyd building, TEL.
Main $50
soDEdoUisr 4 RosELnAT, shops
at $50 Spring street.
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ron well Improved farms, small or
large. at low prices, call on Us.
COLLINS AND WILLIAMS.
Room 10, Sullivan bldg.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-11-15

The Bank of winfield hangs
up a neat sign to. the effect that
they are protected by policy in
Bankers Mutual Casualty Com
pany. This refers to an insur-
ance policy issued by the Com
pany to the Bank, and secures the
bank and its patrons from the
danger of loss from that score.
The Company issuing the policy
pays the loss occasioned and in
addition to this, money protec-
ton. the company has an efficient
detective service which is ct once
put on the track of criminal
who interferes with any bank
holding a policy in this Compa-
ny, and bringing the burglar or
robber to pay and trial regardless
of the time or effort required.
Punishment is sure to overtake
any persons who attacks the bank
in the way of burglary or robbery.
The patrons of the. bank can
readily see the great merit of such
protection. nS-2t