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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HQIf4E

$4,000 cash md services secures In
terest and good position in one %
the leading Wholesale produce and
commission houses in Seattle: ee-
tabilshed since 1898. with upwards
Of 800 shippers and 900 local pa
irons. highest commercial and
bank references given. money TO
be deposited In bank To increase
business. German American In
NUHtmenf "a
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noN FACTOpy

FOR sale-Intercat In one Of the
largcst and best paying box fac
tories west 81 Grand Rapids: run
ning night and day, with three
years orders ahead. retiring mem
Der ~ the firm met with n serious
accident. which disabies him per-
manentiy, and his place must be
filled by man capable Of taking
charge of the office. German Am
erlean Co
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
or sEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. as 900, surpiua.
fE 90
J. Furih, pres. J. r. Goldsmith. vieo
pres X. v. Aukeny. cashier.
Correspondents N principal cities In
Tho unlteh htAtea and Euroue.
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AthIon and Inland FLYER

From Columbia Dock. foot OF Col
ufnbla street.
Leave Seastie~-sa 10 a. m. Except
Sundaynl and 10 % a. m. ii5 D. M.
flor Bfcmrrton onis1 and t.z0 p m.
saturday only. extra trip II 40 p m }
Leave Hremerton-~s rs and 1915 q.
IN, 500 and e.t5 D. m. Leave sidney
--T,to and ii % a. m. 500 .. m.
Lave charlestoH.-s:o and 81 a.
m, sos .. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Tsenn
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
az 1000 a m, and lis ,. tn. Lowing
ftromerton az SIS a. m and ssi5 :. M.
Fare 80 cents round trip
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wANTED-nrAL rsrln'



WE have cash customers ~.
lots. cottages. stores ana -
dwellings IN ali Baris a = =
The only way % sen yo.ir = y.
s. 20 advertisa. and a. 3 =
TWO THOUSAND D0Txss,'
month for that purpose. h 81
a. o logical conclusion ia !.
sell g. hFt your properly y
and our photographer Win =,
view q n, which vii Z
liahfd IN half tons" Ia =
leading newspapers In H. =.
GERMAN AMERICAN fxF,.
Ab&T COMPANY.
sil Third Avenue
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This dry october weather bens indeed the street
tors who sidewalks
u been
retarded the
rains do hold
proved. wiz fairly paaaahe condition
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HELP WANTED


wANTED--Thre~ swampers. s2.2S. s
buckers. $3.50. 4 barkerr. s2.50. mill
helpers si.fb and 800. lnborers I'm
city. SEQ. 2s girls for Homework.
$50 to $50. best homes In the city.
, cooks, 80 TO $40: Mattresses,
$3.50 . second girls, $50. Phone.
Main ses Washington Employment
office. si2 Pike street.
QUEEN city Employment Bureau.
most reliable In the city. supplies
help for sawu.ilis. factories. foun-
dries. machine shops and eontrac-
tors; female help for hotels. res
tRurants and private families: free
OF charge 20 employers. 1914 Third
avenue; Phone. Black sT2i. Auto
POS.
WANTED - MachinistR, moulderS,
boilsrmakers and hlacksmlths and
pattern makers 90 keep away from
Seattle. strike on. Iron Trades
Council
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VIII WIT 9. Ihos AID Fang
Pae. Rail 4 Plating Worm - <,
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BUSINESS coLLEGEs
CLAnKEs PERRIN shorthand soh3).
Individual instruction. - Bohton.
LEoH Business College, Union-2d. In
divlduai Instruction. oil subjects.
BERT methods and teachers. Acmr
business College Second 400 Iike
~ W School Tslogrnphy. Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod Rus Coll Main ZIG
Contractors aud nuILDEns
BROMLEY A WELLS, general Goa
trnctofs. n Starr. BOYD building. TIL
Main 800
BObEAQrIBT n HOsELEAF. shoes
~ 1ls 80 apring sireet.
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing CO /.
clothes IN shape u % month dyeins.
repairing. 1907 Third. Hun 1908.
HfGiiEgT price, Tor cnnt-on clothing
Dave Taylor. 10 Starr BOYD buildlnf.
DANCING ACADEMIES
PROF. LITTLE. teacher Of bail room
and fancy dancing. az Madison.
Phone huti Dol.
DANCING lessons. private or 10 class
60 daily. Prof Wilson's DaneinB
School. nanke block
DENTISTS
A. W. PHILLIPS. CT Heuasy bloes.
chiesso Dental Co. t1-a IiInekley.
DRAmATIc-opERATIc SCHOOLS
EdAN Dramatic School prepares pu-
pills for dramatic and operau :
stage. advanced pupils finished
aud beginners accepted IN olocu-
ton and orntnry. VIII furnish plays
and coach dramatic clubs. Tues
days and friday 22 curlleA bldg.
DREssnAKEns
MRS. HANSON Fail opening Of
stylish millinery. Corner Fourth
and Pine.
ron ladies' tailor and reception gov -
call NJ Lamb Sisters. sio-si Collins
block
LYNcfI a SHAW, 81 Halter bld.
Mmo. a 3 smith q Iilnkiey bloea.
DrEfSG AND CLEANING
Partisan Dye works-We call FOR.
clean, press, deliver your cloihcE.
once itiS First ave. til Main leit.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. 1915
Western avenue. Phone, Main ~
ESoISEKRs AND cosTsAorons
PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND
Dredging Co. go Pioneer BLDG.
Railway and highway bridges and
vinducis. steel and iron work for
buildings. Dredging and harbof
improvements Pile driving.
EIEcrnioAL MACHINERY
ERIcKsoN a wrMAS CO. dynamos
and motors installed. house wiring
and beii work. i5it Western avenue.
FINANCIAL
TO JOAS-Priyate money at low rate
% interest Gr0il. DhmuB * Osagr.
i5T Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold, Mo-
rison q Esheiman. Mutual LIE 10.
WASH. OIL Invest Co. SIS y. y. blk.
Oily APic OIL Co, y naller nlock.
ron RENT
TWO rooms. furnished for house
keeping. 400 Summit ave, corner
Union.
ron SALE
il0s0-A new, Groom hard finish
house on car line. lot g2xilss 500
down. SO per month. Robert Alb
rams, sls y. Y. Blk.
x CORNER isoxii0. overlooking lake
blocks from Rainier Heights car.
2o75. Address r. Dupea, foot OF
Day street
ron sale by owner. lots, s-room
cottage, good out-buiidlng. with all
kind Of vegetables. corner 80 and
Denny way: q map.
HiGREgT price, for second-han
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. carpets,
etc. Red Front Furniture Co. 10
IL second ave. south Tel Red '2li
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
nUTTERwoRTH a. SONS. emhairn-
era. if2s-itH Third. Tel Pike ~.
FURNACES
fiNLAY a RoBB. ias Second avenue.
HAHsEss AND sADDLERr
MesoRLEY & HENDERSON. ~ oc-
HELP WANTED
wANTED-Three swampers. s2-2s.
buckers. $3.50. 4 barkere. s. 80. mill
helpers. si.sb and s. 90. lnborers in
city. So 90. % girls for housework,
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MADAM CAROLINA ~ The well
known, wonderful clnirvoyant me
dium, tells past present and fu
ture; names given; palmist read
ings and cards; 25c up. Room G,
1879 Second avenue.
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I.nnfiINn nnffaIa

FOR galc--we have n few high class
lodging houses. not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies
and a lot 81 cheap. second hand
furniture. fitted expressly TO catch
the unsophiatieated stranger. bat
some established. reputable and
good paying Investments that we
can safely recommend German
American Investment Co. 6la
Third avenue.
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HELP wANrrpAu.tr

WANTED-A large wholesale house
Intends to establish a branch office
In Seattle and desires manager for
same. Salary $3.50 per month ard
extra profits Applicant must fur
nish good references and have $500
Go $4,000 cash. Address Superin-
tendent, +. o. Box 1851. phnadel-
phia, Pa.
WANTED High school boys who
want 10 make some money after
school and on Saturdays. Call be-
tween the hours Of 1880 and a. m,
or any time Saturday mornings. al
1907 srd ave.
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Or. hsstlngton's speech

Some Interesting questions were
discussed DR. Huntington made n
strong speech In defense OF the Hun
tinGton amendment. providing Tor a
modified form OF worship IN cougre.
cations Of other denominations such
as the Swedish Luiherans. who IN
Minnesota and other places place
themselves under the suprrin-
tnndencs Of Episcopal bishops
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TINE rihsr NArioNAL BANK on

EEATILEi
Paid w capital. $50. 90.
General banking business transacted,
J. -. tfoxA. 81, pres.. ~. McNleken.
Vice pres l.. turner. cash r. p
rarkhurat. asst cash, Exchange on
principal cities Of Y. 2. and Europa.
The caaadiss Baak 81 conmstes
CapitAt paid up .s............... Hs.ysAaSs
tElghi million doilHra.l
surplus .....-ss...s ....st..-... .&-sDAey9
Interest allowed on time deposits,
general banking business ranFacte1
SEATTLE BRANCH -- Corner o.
James street ans Second avenue
- A. CAMERON. Manage.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT oF TITLE

.ss--z.a-.s-
ohbOltNh. THENPER a Co. inc,
Abstract Co, established 1888 Min
inE claim abstracts. iinnement Of the
Mutual Llfo building.
Booth Whittloaey. Iinnford Abstract
Coz established lhB. basement II
Hallef block Telephone. Main ipt
kEATTLE Abstract Co. N. Y. bi eek.
AHIuI1ErTs
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Port Orchard Route

Daily mervios. effective Sept 10. 1901.
Hr-merion 90 & Navy Yard and
Dry Dock. Charleston and Sidney.
STEAMERS
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Second avenue and Pike street Capt
tai paid up 800 90 y. G. Neufeidcf
pres J " Hayden, cash J. T. Green
leaf. asst. cash. Commercial savings
and trust business.
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Mr.. Lloyd says that the most tn
tcr.sttnE event IN the convention
20 the people IL Western Washing.
ton was ehe election % a new bishop.
Mr.. Liywd Ia very enthusiastic over
the choice Tor he believes that Bishop
Keator win be a valuable addition %
thr church. and that unier his guild.
ance great progress VIII be made
Mr.. Liwyt says that th~ women =
work received a great deal OF ntten-
ton from the convention. Nine dele
gates were presrnt from this ssc.
ton Of the country. The reports from
all over the country shows a great
progress and advancement.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Comings and Goines of Home People
 and Visitors,

MT F. A. Jarvis, of Noble Lake, is in the city.
 MT. Jim Allen has returned from a sojourn at Hot Springs.
 Capt Sam B. Adams, of Little Rock, was visitor in the city Saturday.
 Judges w. D. Jones and J. NJ. FL 1iott visited in Little Rock Friday.
 K,s L. H. Cco,; Ci T 7eroTh>na. was n guest at the Trulock hotel Satur day.
 Miss Blanche White, of Linwood, is ill the city visiting Miss Minnie Rob erts.
 MT. and Mrs L. o. Knox and baby lave returned home, after visit to Hot Springs.
 |tss Francis Smith, of Little Rock is in the city visiting her grandmoth- CT, Mrs J. w Bocaee
 MT A F. Nabb and MT. and Mrs. " w Chamberlain, of Hot Springs were visitors in tho city S2tul iay.
 Mrs Will Riley has gone to Hot Springs to recuperate Mrs. Riley just recently recovered from a severe ill., ness
 Mrs. James H. Hamilton. of Eeaycn worth Tenn, is IF the city visiting her nephew, Dr. j. W. Scales and family
 Mrs Frank Murray and two daugh- ters left Saturday aftornoon fer New York city. where they will visit for seVral weeks
 Superintendent r B. De Garmo, of the Iron Mountain road, with head quarters at Mer Rouge, La, Was in the city Saturday.
 Conductor E. B. Lynch has return ed to his home at Cairo, after enjoy
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ing several days visit in this city with old friends MT. Lynch is still with the Cotton Belt, being in charge of train out of Cairo.
 Senator Creed CaI.:w2I came down from Little Rock last night and will spend the Sabbath with his family and friends.
 City Treasurer Hugh F. Westbrook has returned from several weeks sojourn at Hot Springs. He was greatly benefited by the visit.
 Miss Helen Heilberth. popular young society belle of Memphis. will arrive in the city this week and be the guest of Miss Francis Waterman for a few weeks.
 Rev. Frank Thompson returned last night from St. Louis and other points in Missouri, where he went on pleas ure and business He will fill his pull pit at the Christian church today
 MT. A. A. Harper, the local florist, left last night for St. Louis, where he will attend the St. Louis convention ,f Florists from the so,l!Eewest The convention will be held to promote the trade of the florists in this sec tion.
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ARE.YOU SICk?.

If so, do not waste further time ex perimenting, but consult Dr. Keith the Specialist. He will examine you adn find out your exact condition and start at the cause of your trouble and will tell you honestly whether you can be cured or not.
 Dr. Keith has over 800 patients now taking treatment ani many ave al ready received sufficient bencst to recommend him to you after other doctors had failed to even relieve.
 If you are sick or afflicted with any chronic disease, call and be examina4 it will cost you nothing for consulta. tion.
 The Doctor is graduate of the University of the City of New York, New York State, and holds special diplomas showing ms experience Tn chronic and private diseases. His diplomas are open to the Inspection of all.
 Dr. Keith has compiled with the medical laws of the state of Araansas and has recorded hls diploma with the County Clerk of Jefferson County.
 If you are sick or afflicted in any way, do not fail to call and see Dr. Keith at once.
 Call up old phone 73) or new phone 405 and make appointment to see Dr. Keith.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared to cure Piles and DOES TT in short order Easy to apply, every box guaranteed, Soc and $100. All druggists or by mail. WILLIAMS MFG CO.,, CLEVE-
 LAND, OHIO.
 Wholesale and retail by W. l.. De woody & Go. d&w1y
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on Pine Bluff district: T. J Warren has been assigned to other duties, eff feet his date; J. A. Turner is appoint ed division roadmaster between Little Rock and Wilmot, Arkansas City and Warren, with headquarters at Little Rock"
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Reversed and Remanded.

In the supreme court at Little Rock Saturday the case of H. B. Claf- lin & Co.,, ct al., against Emelina Bretzfelder, appealed from the lief ferson chancery court, was reversed and remanded, with directions by Justice Battels
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Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Services every Sunday morning at James college. Fourth avenue and Pine street IS follows: German ser vices. at Il a m. English services. 7::3o p. m; English Sunday school. 10 a. m, Rev. II. Kcllorman, pastor.
 Iron Mountain Changes.
 General Roadmaster J. J Ball, of the Iron Mountain road, has issued the following circular: "All foremen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-28

The gospel mission meeting, which has been located at 170l West Sixth avenue for four months past, will be moved to some hall in the central part of the city and the services at Il a. m. and 730 D. m. today will be the last at the present place. Services will be conducted by Rev. Sam S. Hol- comb
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AT THE CHURCHES TODAY.

Rev. Frank Thompson, pastor of the Christian church. will fill his pulpit at that church today, both morning and evening, The Graphic received postal from Rev. Thompson, mailed at St. Louis, which states that he will arrive home in time to officiate at the Sabbath services.
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Ladies, Three Dozen Free.

Dr, Charcot's Anti-Germ Pastilles. Positively infalible in troubles pecu- liar to the sex. Monthly remedy. Never disappoint. Harmless. Simple. Convenient. Particulars With free box. Dr. Julia Pinard, Wood Bldg, Nassau St., New York City. dtf
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-Curtice's blue label corn and sweet wrinkled peas melt in your mouth, and sold only by Strauss & Miller.
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Miss Ruby Johnson and Mf. George l.. Morris will be married at the flrst Presbyterian church in this city Tuesday at high noon by Dr. J. L.. Caldwell, the pastor. No cards. Tho following gentlemen will act as ush- CTS: Messrs. John F. Sennett, J. B. Speers, w. L. Goodwin, Garland Brewster and B. F. Mckenzie, of English. MT. R. l.. Byrd will give the bride away The couple are promi nent young people and have many friends in this city and state. MT. Morris is general manager of the Pine Bluff, Arkansas River railway. Miss Johnson has been for years popular saIeslady at the Grand Leader.
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Rev. J. w White, of Benton, Ark. will fill the pulpit at the Riverside church today. Morning service at II o'clock and evening service at & o'clock. Rev. White has been in the city all week assisting Rev. o. J. Beardsley in conducting revival meeting at the Riverside church The .aeetiags have been qui successful and largely atte.ae'
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CHEAP  Advertise Your Wants.

If you have House for Rent, or have anything for Sale, advertise it in this Column.
 Rates: Three lines, one week, 25 cents, CASH IN ADVANCE.
 If charged, will be charged at the regular local rate of cents a line each insertion.
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Society,

Notice appeared in the club column of Saturdays Little Rock Democrat to the effect that Mrs. J. B. Trulock. of this city. who was recently honor ed with the presidency of the Arkan- sas Federation of Women's clubs, had rendered her resignation. The item concluded with the following words: At the urgent request of the officers and members it is believed that she will reconsider her action. Mrs. Trulock informed a Graphic reporter Saturday night that she had not re- signed, but further than this Wouli say nothing.
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Miss May Meyer entertained a num- Der of friends Wednesday evening with a suggestion party. The affair was given complimentary to Miss Beatrice Wertheimer, of Birmingham, Ala, who is visiting relatives here Mir Lee Wertheimer was the lucky winner of the handsome prize offered. Refreshments were served
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Rev. J. F. Carr will fill the pulpit at Lakeside church today owing to the absence of Rev. J. NJ. Hawley. who is attending the missionary conference at New Orleans.
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Mrs. c. A. Bloom was hostess for the members of the TWentiethCentury Euehre club last Thursday afternoon, entertaining at her home on West Second avenue. There was large at tendance of members, and the after noon was much enjoyed. The game of euehre, as usual, proved intere t- ing. Mrs Gus Waterman captured the first prize and Mrs. F. M. Rosenberg the second Refreshments were served.
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Rev. J. NJ. Lueey will offciate at St. Joseph's Catholic church today An excellent musical program will be ren. dered.
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FOR SALE-My horse ard buggy Mar us l Sohnenschein. West Fourth ayenu .5
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CORRESPONDENT WANTED ia every city, town and village in Amer ica. Newspaper and other work. Ex- perieced and inexperienced. Good remuneration. News and stories wanted. For particulars address The Bulletin Press Association. New II ork diff
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The mems meeting in the a1dto- rum of the Young Mems Christian association this afteroon will be very interesting. Mr. Absalom George. a native Persian, will tell something of his own country, from the standpoint Of a native. Mr George has been in thls country for the last four years studying printing, so that he can go back to Persia and introduce the printing press there His great desire IS to print the bible in the Persian language, and thereby get the light of Christs love into that dark countrv Song service begins at 3:45 D. m. sharp good wholesome service. All men in the city invited.
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\A/ANTED-Party ith Sl90 ettital tn put w art cle nf merit upon the market, tddreSs w. ] L.. care Graphic.
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The popular Methontes club met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P c. Knox and it's mem bers were most pleasantly entertain ed there American Humorists' was the general subject of the afternoon s program and it was we'll rendered each participant acquitting herself most admirably The following pro- gram was rendered:
 Music.
 Five minute talks, to wit:
 Mark Twain, Miss Fay Taylor.
 Artemus Ward Mrs. B. A Hall.
 Josh Billings Mrs. J. l.. Mills.
 Bill Nye, Mrs. W T. Young
 Robert Burdette, Miss Lillie John son
 Reading" Mark Twain's Toast to Babies, Miss Reba Dewoody
 Anecdotes from the above by each member.
 Music.
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FOX RENT-Seven room house. Apply to J K. Langston 407 F. Second avenue.
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Bishop William Brown arrived in the city last afternoon from down the Valley road and will confirm q class at Trinity church today. This will be the third class confirmed at Trinity church this year. Bishop Brown is the guest of Rev. w. D. Buekner at the Trulock hotel. Bishop Brown has been visiting towns all over the state auflng the past week, and reports show that the membership of the Episcopal church in Arkansas con. tinues on the increase.
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There will be no services at the Baptist church today. owing to re. cent death in the family of the pas tor. Rev. c. ". Daniel. Sunday. school will be conducted as usual.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-19
WoMAN'S CLUB ENTERTAlNS.

A parlor musicale for the benefit of
the Woman's Club of the Presbyterian
church was enjoyed last evening by
large number of guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norquist. The house
was prettily decorated throughout
with festoons and flowers.
The only feature of the evening not
thoroughly enjoyed was the crush
which hardly left standing room. The
following program was rendered after
which light refreshments were served.
Piano Duet Miss Able, Mrs. Webster
Song. -. High School Quartette
Recitation. ;. :. Grace O'Hara
Song :. :. :. =. :. :. Mrs. Norquist
Violin Solo >. :. ;. T. E. Chester
Song. :. .. $3.50. A. F. HIGHLANDER
Quartette :. Mrs. Hammond, Mrs.
Campbell, Mr.. Hammond, Prof.
Steere.
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II in need of a pump or windmill
don't forget us, we sell the celebrated
Gould Pump, and dandy wind mills.
Mcintosh Hardware compony.
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Gents. when in need of a fine spring
Suit, will do we'll by looking our line
over before buying elsewhere. New
York Store.
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THE ROYAL CAFE.
Special Sunday Dinner, April 81,

5 to p. m.
Chicken a la Rhene,
Fillet of Sol la Maitre, d'hotel sauce,
Potato Julienne,
Green Onions, Pickles
Chow Chow,
Queen Olives.
Ok Tongue Jardenier,
Lamb Chops Dreaded au Champignon,
Roast Chicken, Sage Dressing.
Steamed Mashed Potatoes,
Garlen Peas,
English Plum Pudding, Brandy and
Hard Sauce
Lemon Cream and Green Apple Pies,
Banana Ice Cream, Assorted Cake
Coffee Noere.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-19

For paperhanging, house and sigl
painting, kalsomining, decorating, etc.
go to DAILY & Co., 223 First avenue east
opposite M. M. Co.
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GRAND OPENING,

The Flathead Sample Room, in the
Day block, on First street west, oppo-
site the Cascade, will be open to the
public, Saturday, >April 20. An excel
lent free lunch will be served from
to and s to II p. m. Nothing but
the best wines, liquors and cigars will
be served.
M. w. DAY,