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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
TRIBUNALES De IUSTICIA

El honorable presidente de la Corte de San
Juan, ha dictado las siguientes Repositories
Contra Antero Sanchez Ilnefonso por lesio-
nes contra Manuela Bonet, vecina de Santur
ce, por estafa; contra Deogracias Ortiz, por le-
stones.
Ell juzgado de Adjuntas ctta varlos tes-
tigos para la formation de un sumario sobre
robo en- cuadrillay homcdio de don Vicente
Morey: ell de Catedral a Esteban Fernandez, a
fin de que concurran la vista del proceso que
le sigue por delito de atentado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
SAN SEBASTIAN

divide dar la noticia de que ell viernes SAN
to por la noche Sc reunieron en- la fnca de d.
Eusebio Serrano Immediate al pueblo, mas de
mil personals con objeto de escuchar la paa-
bra del dligeL Maria Generosa. El sabado a
las ocho de la maiiana, hizo 6sta su entrada en-
la poblaci6n seguida por mas de sescientas al
mas Fu6 un verdadero acontecimiento. El
farmac6utco Sr. Rabell sac6 varaS fotografiss
de dicho acto de la muchedumore que rodea'
ba la glesa durante ell sacrifcio de la misa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
"LA VENDETTA"

Sc desarrolla en- los primeros amos del siglo,
desde ell consulado Napole6nico hasta los Glen
DIAs ell desastre de Waterloo. Los tipos es-
tan bien trazados, en- pocas paginas consigue
el ilustre novelsta frances, padre del realis-
mo contemporaneo, presentar episodios conmo-
vedorcs dar relieve un verdadero drama del
coraz6n
El estio es ell de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
Enormes aumentOs
en- las pIaniIIas
Puedereclamarse
iADEFENDEEFE!
ADEFENDEGFE!

De todo eI pals nos llegan noticlasde enor
mes aumentos en- las planillas de los contrl-
buyentes.
No nos extraha Pues como aqu6llos solo
arroian menos de so millones, Sc eeva sin pie
dad los propietarios os-especialmente los es-
pafioles y federales-pues de otro modo las
Camaras y ell gobernador demostrarfan mas
palpablemente el grayfsimo error que han CO.
metdo hacienda un bill tan desatentado como
10 es ell de Mr., Hollander.
Ante esos injustos aumentos de riqueza
imaginaria, caben dos reclamaciones: la pr-
mera a la junta de revision, que Sc reunira dn-
rante 10 dfas para OR por escrito verbalmen-
te las quejas de los propietarios, despues,
en- ell t6rmino de 20 dfas, al Consejo executive
-secciones 27 y 80 del bill "Holander'.
A defenderse, pues, propietarlos !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
Pablo Bourget,

" 6cuando es esa boda2-No habes de ESQ
Sin dote 8 sin recursos de fortuna
no comprendo ell casorio nj 10 admito
~6La vas acompanarP-Sin duda alguna.
--Abur, y que aproveche.-H lueguito,S
Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
HoNoRAT0 BALzAC

Y no necesita elogios Qui6n no conoce un
autor que len6 con la fama de sus produccio-
mes inmortales la Francla ell mundo y cuyas
novelas SO tradujeron todos los idiomas del
planeta?
Bstamos seguros de que nuestro foletin
agradara a los que leen LA DEMoCRAC1A. Tras
este iibro ,vendran otros y 81 Sc coleccionan,
podra formarse con ellos una encantadora BIZ
blioteca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-17
NueStrO foIIetlR
LA VENDETTA
De Honorato BaIzao

Aver empezamos a publican una novela cor
ia, pero muy iuteresante, de Honorato Bal2ac.
Tiene como asunto la c6ebre VENDETTA corsa,
que ha dado tanta materia a la tradici6n para
explayarse Ell obras dramatcas en- lbros SEN
sacionale'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

OPERATING
Said That the Police Tolerate
Them Through Fines

chinese are not the only people
a. Seattle who run lotteries, and all
a the games are not run below Yes
IL NAY. Il L. said BY men who are
n position 20 knew that even the
la,teries that are run outwaFdiN hy
.sslestials arr really backed and
eNned ~ white men. lharc has
hesn Tor some time lottery
runnsng in the building at the cor
ref % Occidental avenue and Wash
i.kten street. This il operated ex-
ehssivsiy by white men.
Above Fesisr wsY
Another branch lottery il In fun
cpcfAtion at gos Cherry street. This
4 really the agency for several lot
ssrlsS principally the Little Hon
auras CO. l. L. Lippman II the
agent. but pays his fine TO the po-
rte each month under the name OF
lshn Lawrence. Tickets are pur-
chased here daily by men. and some
zines wemen. who do not wish 70 go
into the tenderloin district 10 gam
Nis. Lippman was closed out by
chief Meredith. but IL now allowed
u ray a fine each month as license
- run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

and Price and T.. Carrlgan. The
contracts win be let Monday.
othss Matters
IL was estimated by the city en-
sineer that s. 200 would cover the
cost OF the proposed sewer on Har-
rison street from the alley between
Dexter avenue ana Eighth avenue
north 20 the alley between Eighth
avenue north and Ninth avenue
north and the alleys IN blocks So aud
NJ OF II. T. nennS'a addition.
Assistant Engineer Jeffrey re-
ported the completion % the follow
inE street improvements, Cement
sidewalks on fourteenth avenue and
Fourteenth avenue north from T..
linton to r. Mercer street and the
water main ON noylrSton avenue
from Seneca street 20 Denny way.
Tha board approved the recon-
mendHtion Of superintendent OF Wa
ter and Lights Noungs, that the bid
of the Seattle Electric Co 20 light
the streets ~ the city for 1903, be
accepted. Tho bid ia sTa per year
each for arc lights. SIS a year each
for ao-candie power incandescents
and So a year each for iS-candie
power lncandesccnts. The report
was forwarded 20 the city council
for confirmation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Water MAINS
ARE DAMAGED
10y Are IN Danger From Street
Railways Other Matters Be-
lore Board Of Works

franchise Inspector wheeler re-
p.l1 1890. AZ the board 81 public works
ling Saturday that the civ
,sdsirelsh, N taking ne yeltmater
49, between the street r.t
M ss.aeHs and the city water plpea
'so FOUND difference ~ e.. -
s,e-uIe DetSeen the $500, 49,
~ Of from 10 3 volt. 7. ~
salo. according III ate4..s NY
life u ~ rs graf danger 10 the
y Nire to Fessslt tfplysls
lhe companies shAs.ss
ments 49, ~ Ynee written e,.te
resueo.'s's,rI eesnK that shsv ~,
ing n ,e ~ ior any damage w ~
iyas ~ 1tys pipes from eit se,.i,
shouia Inv NV statement. Il @s 1919
ago q. I've been filed 4 - s'iln,
they r., ~ s.s Companies agreed ,' s,'l'e
~ tneir peruIts when
hsty BIS setm.
There were seven ga.
from Fa., ~ r..e sever that y ~ we
lands add,,tdr, street ~ NJ
iowe. ps ip lion They were = IN
pa, RI, ang Price. j. Kals.ag ioi-
Ear1s-, David and phlllsns g Joe
snd y ano 20, r.. &. Ned, = ID.
az ~, 4. ryan and %. aana han
H. ,Na submitted blae ~ nrms
ana Nv, ~ On Twenty-fourfh ~ wa
from, =. y-fourth avenue seiiue
ss,a n y Madison to y north
'os Frank, J. KsIbeFSS. gi 1,''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
WASA TRUE
PIONEER

PORTLAND. or. Dec. Ia David
Thompson. who was once the minis
tor to Turkey. and aftarward gov
ernor ~ Idaho. died here saturday.
lie was one Of the original pioneers
TO this state. and walked every step
Of the way across the continent. ar.
irving IN oregon In 1864.
Mr. Thompson was born IN Ohio
In is1t. He was one % the most
widely known men In the western
states and particularly in the north
eeHt. where NJ had resided Cor years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
PRIZE ESSAYS
High School Students 10 Compete
In Literary Contest

The Washington state society Sons
% the American Revolution has ar
ranged for literary aud 0raturiral con.
test Of the pupils % the high nehenla
% Seattle, Tacoma and spokane Two
prizes % $50 ard $40 win be- given Ia
zach city The essays must be- written
lean revolution. and for Seattle com
petitofa must be Ia the hands Of &. s
Gleason on OF before February :, 1909
Mach essay must b. ~ not less than
SEQ or morv than 1900 words IN leneth
and mist b. accompanied Nv pledge
thht the article has been written BY the
student without help. on F-bfuary \
the authors ~ he asven beat eaaayn wtli
meet Ia an eraiorieal contest the one
receiving the highest general average
being given the prise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Suburban

The Seattle Electric Company has b.
Rtfn tearing ur lie tracks on the old
frsstls across the s,uwamish river, which
Il % b. torn desn entirety and ~
placed BY Hsw ssfuetHfv.
The nrSt quarterly egHlrFrnrs ~ the
South rnrk Methodist Episcopal church
vas held saturday. ard after a dis.
tusaion ~ the Epwarth League aud Nun.
Cay school departments - The church
the session adjourned until neat March
The basket social which n to BE- held
nsxt Tuesday evening. 81 card'a bail.
south Seattle. u being looked forward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
A Benefit Concert

A benefit concert viii be given at
the First Presbyterian church Tues
day evening. December NJ, for = ape-
cial Christmas donation Among
other weli-known artists who VIII
entertain are Miss Lille blanche
PrOudfit. pianist. Miss Kate Cum
minrs- HaiverHtadt. Soprsno. Mr..
William Steiner. violinist. Miss Ella
Steiner. guitsrlst and piano aeon
PIANIST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
STILL ON
WARPATH
Dividends Latest Freak Is TO
Put Out Receiver

Mabel Dividends keeps getting In
10 the court records. Her latest ex-
plot 10 to reject the receiver APP
pointed BY the court TO take charge
% the lodging house. which Is the
bone Of contention between herself
and James NJ. Grant. Mabel. be IL
remembered. SAYS Grant gave the
furniture 10 her as consideration
for her agreement 20 board him and
do such other things as he might
request.
20 put the receiver In possession. and
that official reports that he has done
so. what became OF Mabel Is not
mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
NOT WORKING
FOR GLORY
Seattle Attorney Sues Evangelical
Mission for SIS, 900

Attorney VIM. A. Gilmore. % this
city has commenced n suit In CHI
cago. against the swedish Evangei-
teal Mission Covenant % America.
TO recover So. coo. which he demands
rs fee FOR restoring certain valu-
able claims on Anvil creek. Alaska.
To the mission. The claims were To-
Gated for the mission IN isss
One OF the claims was 90 be turn
ed oser 10 the mission. Claim No.
was decided. in trust. for the mis-
sion. 20 Y. II. Anderson. who par-
ported 10 represent the Swedish mis-
Hion.
NJ chsnxss Fsith
when the mission people came 70
lay claim on the property. Il Is said
Anderson had changed hts faith. he
said be didn't belong 60 the mission
and refused TO relinqulsh hold on
the property. The mission there
upon brought suit against their one.
time missionary. through Mr.. Oil
more, contracting 20 give him one
fifth OF the amount recovered MFR.
Gilmore made several trips north.
and was pushing the case against
Anderson TO a final issue. when II IL
said the mission and the missionary
came together and compromised thn
matter. leaving Gilmore ''out IN the
cold" a. he himself put II. Tha
suit II the result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
RECEIPTS
ARE HEAVY
Steamer Goods and Large Ship
mehtS by Rail Arrive To-Day

To-day YVES marked by heavy re-
ceipts, The steamer goods came upon
the street very early. consisting al
most entirely OF lemons and oranges
There We're. too. three cars OF navel
oranges. four cars OF potatoes aud
"A ear OF lemons
sweet potatoes were very scarcr
this morning They have sharply
advanced from N.iS Go u.i5 per 100.
onionA are little weaker. and SO
AZ ss.ooma2s.
CranherrieS are up she this morn
Ing, probably getting as high as $50
Tor them.
one flrm boxed ~ four tons OF
dressed poultry. principally turkeys,
for Alaska today.
Ranch eggs sell for CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
A LAUNCHING DUE

There IL 90 he n launching shortly
after the first of the year at the
Globe Navigation Co.'S ehipyard NJ
Ballard. one OF the four four mast
"a schoonerH now building there, IL
all ready 10 take the water. and a
sister ship viii follow shortly after.
The Globe people are quite proud of
their maiden effort at shipbuiiding
here, and hope 20 keep the stocks
fiIlsS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Big Grading Contract

A contract was let Saturday
by the Moore Investment Company
for the laying out and grading OF
streets IN a forty .acrs tract north
81 and adjoining the Capitol addi-
ton. The property u on the eastern
side 0f the city park. The work
VIII BE- done hv w. ~ Stanley a
90. and the contractors expect 20
have Il finished early in the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
HUMANE SOCIETY


Rabbi Theodore Joseph viii lecture
IN the Firut NJ o. Church % this city
tpmofraR evening. under the auspices 20
the ierai Humane Society. on the sub
fei, The Mission ~ ihe ilour' This
which have been given hf thia aarteiy
sud which have teen sell attended
Ausle by q ladies mana8lin qtsa ft~tte
under the direction II Ataa Ross char.
latts Mitchell Will b. a feature ~ the
evening
humane forisiy With tNrnty char.
tee msmhsFe Vas formed Ia ballard last
aesk with the assiataaee % memhers u
the iscai society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
ELOpERS ARE
HAPPILY WE'D

DR.. De Soto. OF the Wayside Mis-
sion. has located the two clippers
who ran away from Snohnmish
county several days ago and has
sent them back 10 their homes hap
PLY married. The doctor says the
pair did not live at his innrFnary
ranch, but the girl was the daughter
Of a friend who lived in Snohonnish
county The two we're found in
Seattle By the doctor through his
owa detective work.
The romantic little affair was end
90 and Harry Bolton and his child
wife Aceiine Lamberts are now iiv-
ing together back in their snohonIsh
county home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
DISCOVERY
IS NOT LOST


G. v. I.aFarEe. general agent Of
the Pacific Cold Storage Company.
was 4 passenger on board the Elihu
Thomson. which arrived here sat
urday. Mr.. LaFsrxe made the
round trip on pleasure Jaunt and
enjoyed Il thoroughly. He said:
The weather In Alaska and on the
trip down was simply grand. fmaR-
the sailing from Valdez here and
never once using rack to hold the
dishes IN.
In regard 10 the steamer Discov-
cry. that fears are entertained
about. I believe she's all right and
that the next boat down viii bring
tidIngs Of her safety. The Discov-
cry runs between juneau and Una
lasl<a. The mail that is now due
from the North viii be down on the
next boat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
OUR CKAUNCEY
WILL WE'D

NEW YORK. Dec. is. senator
chaunc~y NJ. Depcw sailed for
Europe Saturday. there 20 meet his
prospective bride. Mias May Palmer.
As the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
left the pier thr great Aficr-dlnner
speaker vas kivsn many parting
saiuteh ~ friendship from aequaint-
aHces who accompanied him 20 the
wharf
The date ~ the wedding viii he
fixed on his arrival N Europe. Inn
nediateiy after Mr.. and Mra. nepcW
Win SO 90 the Rivera. where the hol-
days will be passed, The return TO
America VIII be made In Januarv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
GOLF CHAMPION

Oroarenor Folsom received The Albert
Hansen cup yesterday ns winner Of tho
handicap golf tournament His net
tens -. second aud g. ~ smith 90.
third. D. e. newton, the only scratch
mHu, came fourth with 80 strokes. The
tournament lasted throughout saturday
Rnd supday and was held on the links
81 the golf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

o. with unusual pleasure by the younger
bot ~ the south suburb
Miss Belle lardwell IN visiting friends
In hremrrtun this week
The home ~ q. A Norris al West Sc
attic has been sold 10 Herbert n. 1s
Wolf
The new ferry Hlip at West Seattle
Will be completed la two weeks.
W q, Dickinson, cuHhirr of LoWmHn
4 HHuforde. who lives at West Scat
Tie, seriously cut his left hand . few
days ngo while chopplng wood. Only
~ careful careful treatment VIII Dc
Mr. and Mrs n. d. Atwood have
returned 70 West seattle after their trip
90 Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
ARE CHOSEN

SCRANTON. Ia. Dec. 18th.
following officers were elected BY the
American Federation Of Labor:
samuel Gompers. president. James
Duncan. FIRST vice presiie~
Mitchell. second vice president:
James O'Conreii thHu
dent: Max Hayes. frarth
cent Thomas I. Kidd. ffth vice
president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
6rocers in Politics

The Seattle Retail Grocers Asso-
cation, which Il was announced
some time ago would so into ununic-
spal politics actively during the CON-
ing election. will meet this even
Ing The COMMITTEES appointed to
select plan OF action for the cam
pAixn will make IT'S report The
grocers have several grievances.
among which are the habit Of con-
tractors In tearing w streets I'M
necessarily. lack Of laws governing
weights and measures and a lack of
laws controlling Inscriptions deal
srs. The association intends to be-
Sin al the primaries and elect csun-
eumen who will secure favorable
legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Health Office to Move

The office OF the board ~ health
was moved this morning from the
city han 60 tho CityH building at
foHler way aud Fifth avenue. The
SECOND nour Boz occupied. Tho room
vacated in the city hHll viii be- used
by The draughtHmcu OF emo Cedar
river water dfBnrtmtuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
late NEWS

OLYMPIA. Dec. fs.--Charies and
Pauline Bruhn. have been awarded
t;7eae damages by the supreme
sQurt as a result Of the injury done
% their property ~ First avenue
ard Pike street. Seattle. by regrad-
lnE Of the streets.
WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dec. Ia
Charges hy the Antitrust league
against Attorney General Knox
we're filed with the senate commit
sse on judiciary Saturday The
chairman OF the counifte promises
they shall be given due considsra-
tlen before ary action Is taken by
the senate towards confirming
kroxs nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
A Lecture on Biology

Prof. Trevor kipraid VIII lecture on
biology" at q smoker 70 be given thls
evening In the guild room 81 r. Marks
church Professor kincaid has an In.
isrnatienai reputation ~ biologist
sud hts address will be- listened 10 with
unusual Interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

By typographical error Cold
mans adv. in Saturdays Star rcsd
Sterling Silver Toothpitka and PEN
ellis. zoe eurh. The price should have
read 25c each. Any of these articles
left from todHyH gale can be- pur-
chased tomorrow az 25c ench. Gold
mans. soi Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Arc Lights Wanted

a petition signed BY Michael D..
Mist aud 30 other residents has been
nlrd in the city clerks onlDr,
asking council 90 establish arc lights
at the points whore Thomas and
iiarfison streets iutcrarct Weaiiake
avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
THREE BOYS
ACQUITTED

Earl Norman, Victor he TOurvlIle
and Elmer Lester were Saturday
dismissed upon the charge az as
sault and battery preferred against
them b. y. W. Bolster on Nov. 81.
The tire boys, who are uelther one
Of them over ~ years old. are aIlee
"a 10 have beaten Neil Bolster, y 10
IL about 10 years Of age.
Much testimony was listened 80 BY
Justice Cam. which went 10 prove
that the accused boys bore excellent
reputation. There were many Wit
nesHes in the court and the Judge de-
cided to hear but few Of them. In
consideration Of the good characters
given the trio, Judge Cam dismissed
the case after o slight reprimard to
the accused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Collision on Pike Street

a Lake Union car. in charge n n new
m"iormnn, rau into 1u opfH switch near
the corner of iifih avenue nnd Pike
street Saturday afternoon mud collldfd
with on Inbound car James Cochran.
rib broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

Have moved factory and stock Of
goods 90 No. 509 First avenue south
II you are Interested In this class
Of goods. call sni You win mud that
this eompsns carry the largest and
most complete line 81 mechanical
rubber goods In the Nnrthwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

PAYS BIG
AT YALE

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. Ia
The receipts OF the Yale football
eleven were announced today. They
aggregate So. sss.76. over o.. 100 more
than last season Expenditures for
the season are estimated at $40. 900.
leaving net profit OF almost 81. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Travellers Railway Guide.
Northern Pacific


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Atsnsie Rupees Lssfv tof ~ Pad 7 -
n o. Arrive ,.e,s y, i.sgl ,n,.
Ksasss tgss. Ia n A,s,,.
rllfsa trains sssh ~ t~i-.sa assisis sns
fsitisna irsfs a r.. 1870 . m snd 4
n Auiss . a IN. 80 . N sus s1s
ystss.. ni,rrui. .nc dnJs uastas-i.sass y
Espsss. sau,h nsna tss-. ,srr-ps ssB1sy,.
% Arrive isfrspt nuataYi Is p n
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r~o trains asfiy hsswsen asstsss saa sfs-
taas Leave g NJ sbd 10 . m Arriss
rspssss sssss 80 yspoau,a. n o-fss,.
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- a n. 90 >. =. Auits n a. a N. sis
Esr.s.s fss.sash. snaau,i-ss- t-s.. 90 a
,ssssss ssnssyl. ASri's u - a N sssasps
Great Horthera
oswisna Flvs*. fssss ~ a. PaEi m
sysits ffatn - faai o ~
Eiffsss Hsesans~Lss's tx a n AHIw
I've tssis. whstssu. ~. vsraon l..s. IA
"a. 80 n, ArFirs " " a ~. SO . n
Ettssss hlslnsl Nr~ wsst4insief~isssFs =
AsFssp . ~
Fser treins esrA waY h~swsen seattle ssa
rsrseif fe2ss - ~ IN m. ~ n
trd - n Arrive - N. n 10 q n. tls
, n and >
coismbis q Puget sound
cotazaaa a Puget SQUAD I've trsins nisrs
Dismana sna Ffshfiin I<sts sE N. lst.
espf hatdsri ard = . Arrive u % g
sHa : - . - tstes.s euatssi.
cansdis pseihe
Esesess yaaesaser and Otsfiana-tssss 10
q Arrive " . ~
asaa -
Canes ana pipes for presentations
At Aoore's. 7eb Second avenue.
Christmas china sale. ~ Pike ct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

B0nncy ana Stewart today rereiy-
"a one NJ the inteet pattern embnlm-
ing tables now In uHe
The table b. adjustable and butt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16
Law Firm Dissolved

The Law frm composed OF Judge
George =. Cole and G. $. Gleason
has been dissolved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

The board Of school directors has
selected James Stephens. Boone
and Corner, "a. n. Bebb and sagn-
ders and f.awtOn 40 the four archi-
tects who Will draw plans for the
proposed new school buildings The
block 6 IN Barkley'a addition. three
acres Of land north ~ Woodland
park. and five lots adjoining the
site Of the Green Lake schOolhOuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state ~ Washington. for the
county of King, Probate notice.
state % washington. County 81
King. -. IN the matter OF the es-
tate 81 Ellen ". Calhoun. de-
ceased. No. 1858. Notice Of settle
ment Of final account.
Notice " hereby given that VIII
liam NJ. Calhoun. administrator Of
the estate 81 Ellen NJ Calhoun, de-
ceased. has rendered to and filed In
said court his final account az such
and that Friday, the
81 DAY Of January, iy02, at $3.50
o'clock. a. m, Of the court room OF
the probate department OF our said
superior court Ia the city OF Seattle.
Ia said King county, has been duly
appointed hy said court for the set.
tlement Of said account, at which
time and place any person interest
ed IN said estate may appear and
file His exceptions in writing 20
said account and contest the same
Witness the Hon. Boyd j 1Nllman,
Judge OF said superior court. and the
seal Of said court hereto affixed this
Both day OF November. 1901
G. a. k0EpFL1.
Clerk
BY u. X. SfcKEI.s.
Deputy Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-16

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