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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-23
COLLINS & WILLIAMS.


si0S0-1b acres. nearly all cleared. l.
mile from station on &. a L.: ~
story house, 500 fruit trees in bear
Ing.
S600-to acres near York half bot
tom land. easily cleared,
s3000-i20 acres near Lake Washing
ton. 20 acres cleared, balance log
ged and easily cleared. IS acres be-
orchard. all bearing. running wa
ter.
90 or SO acres to exchange for city
property.
we have several other farms near
Lake Washington At reasonable
prices, See Our properties before
buying. II you want a farm we ear
suit you.
WHILE others are raising the price ol
los. the executors Of the white IS
tate are still selling lots 81 the olt
figures For a home IN n nne neighhor
hood, on two car lines streets eradet
ana city water. nothing better oi
cheaper Is presented in Searflc som,
Of these lots have an ansurpasSet
view OF Lake Washington. aud n,
right Ia the heart ~ = community Or
the eve Of great development. $3.50
lot on Tenth ave. right In price {,
make a good Investment for a few
DAYS only.
Store and ranch property In thrivlns
community. on the Sound others ar,
aeuring on this II may not be TO,
! have . bunch Of farm property, i'm
proved and unimproved. that viii in
terest you, Nr Homeseeher.
f2a5e investment In growing Nortl
Seattle property netting Y per cent
HENRY w. STEIN
h2S New York Riork
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sol 81 Third avenue.
osTEoPhTHY.
Six years experience with chronic
caHrH Rlekart a HoWeii. osteo-
paths. sos Collins block Tel
Main 49, epnnuItaii0n free.
WASH SgTos Institute - oHtso-
pathy. third year in Seattle over
= 600 frsatmants given literature.
including complete report ~ two
years work. sent free on appn-
cation Safe Deposit Blds. Seattle.
PATENT ATTORNEY.
Bsrues s Co. ls-7s starr boyd bldE
y. = ADAMS. 8rsfting colmnn bid.
Personal.
BARGAINS IL second hand house
hold goods. eau a. Red Front Fur
nifure company. Nc can give you
m. secondhand cook stoves. bed
ruum sets. carpets. They look as
good - new. FOR half the money.
10 aud ne second avenue sglth.
DIR J. J. CULVER. 40 Second ave.
Not like others. Vital magnetism
only permanent cure for Diseases
Of az kinds
ADvEKTlstNu planned. prepared.
placed anywhere a. publishers
fatea The = Y. White AdEeTtis-
ing Bureau. T24=fgs New York
bldg. Seattle. Tel Man so
HIGHEST prices tor sesonc hand
goods. bedroom aets. stoves. car.
pets etc BED Front Furniture co.
iio-iif snd Ave. > Tel. Red i22e.
First -eIars halrireHslng and sham
pnaluE. best hne switches ia city
masquerade wigs. lt1i First Ave
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. &c. Alley Restaurant al
ley or Columbia bet. -nf and irf.
oxYpoSOH Victory. tie genuine
eurea all Diseases. Avoid imita-
flunE. . Mcdonald block.
FASHION Hair store. 1913 Second
avenue. diagnosis 81 the scalp
free - charge.
WANTEft-o gnid and silver H.
Hsnsel. mfg teweler. = Hiuehlsy.
AIRS IL HEA NETT Is aRaln at s.
Halter block helf. scalp treatment
MRS HANSON. stylish millinery;
low ufiroa. eoFner tth and Pine
STOVES repaired carter. 2le Union
LADIES Hair DRESSING. isoi Iai Av.
PHYslclANs AND SURGEONS.
DH. VAN DYKE. Diseases OF wo-
men. chronic diseases. Wash. bidg.
DIR FLEIsCHER. diseases Of men
aud women. specially surgery. 20i,
eoa 1is. 2is Washington block
DR HINKLE. 2li -sis Mutual Life
bldg, Tel white t2s. res Buft 81.
DR. MIT.Es sos Raiiey bid. Tel Main
1ss rea 102a tth Tel Gfeen Sts
pR ANNIE RUSSELL. s. Hiuckley
nR fAf.K-ss-7e starr Boyd bldg.
Tel Black Sc. res. Green 1851.
DIR. y \. BicKFoRD. surgery.
diseases ~ women; Mutual LIE.
PRINTING AND BINDING.
METROPOLITAN Printing a Bind
ing "a, IL Nesler. Tel. Blue col.
HULL. BROS, commercial printers.
sos. So. 5os Washington BldE.. over
Tresu's shoe store. Tel White asa
PLUMBING.
GEO II. WOODH0USE CO. Tel.
Main 90
RAUTdAN Plumbing 90. Bun al.
BAKER a SON. phone Blaek 1865.
THEO. TURNER. Tel. Green AL.
KAPHkR~
..sfsANft py4oT.ps -b,ttfts 49, ana
al rttouched. button free. Novel
" Photo 60. 2lsis columbia street.
FIFTH Avenue studio-it2s 9TH ave.
near Pike. Call and get special
prices for this month.
Amateur finishing Wilse. Med. blk.
Photos ON watches. 1922 Second ave.
stamp photos. buttons 1903 2nd av.
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COLLECTION AanNoIrs.

MONEY collected. 81 Boston block.
GnNERAL Conections 80 pioneer
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New houses and nice ones are be
ing erected on 18th and 18th avenues
near Jefferson. and The elise In
vestment 60. are selling the lots be-
longing 10 L. g. smith. OF Syracuse.
~. Y. very rapidly.
A the lots are
Near the car line.
High and slightly
Not far from center.
In "a good Ne Rhbofhood
Ard VIII increase in vaise.
they viii soon be sold
l10o o. the price and THE cLTFE
INVESTMENT CO. % Pacific block
are the agents.
Call and get plat Of Squire Park.
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LOANS AND INSURANCE.

JAMES BOTHWELL- Loans. fire
ms, surety bonds. % Boston blk.
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Any work that should not prove
satisfactory VIII be attended to free
OF charge In our nearest office.
We ars mixing a gpseihlty 81 Gold
crown and bridge vork the most beau
uful, painless nud durable ~ all dental
work known 20 tho pfofeaaion. our
name alone will be a guarantee that
your work will BE- Of the best. We
have specialist IN each department.
Beet operators, bss gold wutkmon and
eIuantorH ~ teeth. IN fact, all the
atnH are inventors 81 modern dentistry.
We will tell you IA advance exactly
what your work viii cost BY frcs or
Bmlphtiou. Give Ne call and you
will ma We DO eHhotfY what wo adj
veftias.
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JUNK

aEATTLE JUNK e.. pays highcnt
cash prices. city aud country ara
efa. prompt attention. 1909 Wrht
afu ave. Phone Malu aiI
AiABKA junk 90 pngs highest
uficen prompt returns No. III
Wratefn hNenue. Tel PHO 10.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
D. l.. MeALLAsrER. 49, rlonocr.
MINES AND MINING.
HOTieE
TO WAGE EAHaEtt8.
watch THE space
next week and Heo a chance o. Wpfk
for yourself
after "a short time.
Investment 81 so or more.
NAboM WRIGHT u co. brokers.
sai Pacific block Alaska mines
and Nome claims speciality.
uu8ichL.
". >. MURDOCH. Instructor guitar
and mandolin 1870 iioiyako block.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY WATER. G0e month, better
than wfll OF bucket See Helper
4 SON Columbia city. for city
water service with 90 lots cot
taRes fixed FOR hot and enl1 water.
ocULlsTs AND AURlsrs.
Dn KHEE Bailey building
BH. CWINN. eye. ear. ugse. throat.
Hours to.iz. - Burke buildlng.
pr j. 4 Maeknnoa. 3 chaplin bldg.
uH sHELLAuAHaER b innekley
DH. FONDA NABEAu. eye. eat.
Nose and thfoa 80 llaIEe llLdg
ofrictANs .---.
A Lindauef, eyca -. free Llz Ilke
OIL And GASOLINE.
CALL up olympic OIL co. Tel. Main
sol 81 Third avenue.
osTEoPhTHY.
Six years experience with chronic
cases Rlekart a hoWei. osteo-
paths. sos Collins block Tel
Main 49, epnnuItaii0n free.
WASH SgTGs Institute - OHtso-
patty third year in Seattle. over
y 600 frsntmants given, literature.
including complete report ~ two
years work. sent free on appl-
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FiHAEctAL--Wantse 20 Borrow.
WHY keep your money IN bank
when We can set gau per cent
on urHt mortgage. Improved real
este C. iu the city % Seattle Ger
man american Investment Co. si4
Third Aea opposite unhlle ilhrnfT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-23

pON.T BUY Nntl YOU see our Isl.
II. IL. Roniok 81 Co, 2lI-2i2 Bale.
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A. " PHLLus. o. neuaay Dix
~. e a custer opp. Bon aHrehs
chicago Dental 90. 90 lInckle1
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VIZ haye "a choice iisf u vacant "a
cottages. modern dwellings, a..
stores IN al parts ~ The city. 60.
mnn-Amedean Investment Co 4,
Third venue
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DETECTIVE AorNcIGs.


LUCAS Detective Agency. Uni
block II uaN son manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-23
HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS.
INSURANCE.

BURNS q ATKINSON. general In
surance, 1914 Boston Block.
w. V Rlnehart 3 Co, 500 N Y. hik.
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sHs=sa=as-4--z=----=ss
REMEMBER Randall des.gns 40
builds artistic homes. teeos..
your own architect. make sks~s
81 floor, plans. number o. room,
and price and / All call and :.
you and bring SCENE o. my 81.
homes. Ring me Ny. Tel Blue d
ESTES Dancing Academy. z1iI =
ave, popular and select schoal -.
to-dnfe nancy and Hoctety dsneisr.
only school where ordinary pa.ss
learn 20 10 dances IN ls lsssoa
TIE OfYrlpis Oh cdmpsny gives b,
warning thaf lese fhau 3. 900 shss.s q
81 sfask remains 20 - sod = y
cents Room IA Hslisr Bioek. ses,t.
Phone Hiask 10
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
a $4,000 VERDICT.
The Hcwards Gwen Heavy Dam.
ages Against the A c. L


Toe case of Howard vs the Atlantic Coast,
suit for $4,000 was concloded yesterday
afteroooo, the jury giving the pisn''f YER
dict for damages 10 the Gum OFFS ,o50
TIE case grew out IF difficulty between
Conductor Harry Bruoson and Mr. and Mrs
Howard of Florence coaoty, which occurred
oa the Manchester aud Augusta R. B.,
near this city The difficulty resulted 10 g
personal encounter between The conductor and
the Eowards and 10 tie suit the conductor
is charged With an assault aed battery on The
person of Mr. Howard.
Another sst brought By Mrs Howard
against the Atlantic Coast Line for $1,000
damages ls now on trial. This grew ont OF
the same difficulty Conductor B:uoson
being charged with aa assault on Mrs
Howard, 10 that be shook his finger 10 her
face.
The Towards are represented by Lee &
NOISE and the Atlantic Coast Line by ]. T.
Barron and Pur6y aud Reynolds.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
A Day IN Sumter.

The editor epens last Sunday 10 Sumter,
serviog Magnolia Street Church The day
vas raisy bat good congregations were pres
ent morsiug and night aud We trust the q y
was profitable. 1t was certainly pleasant to
u.s.
Magoolia Street Church is a tasteful and
comfortable building, well seated and furn-
isbed. with ample supply of electric hight.
Its membership is 8 devoted snd spiritual lit
tie band which is doing a remark able work
aoder the leadership of their mucb-beioyed
pastor, Rev. W. A. Kelly, who is 10 favor in
all the city B.e'ber Kelly is lnproviug
rapidly and will 5000 be st his post ageo.
We congratulate hia and bis helpers in their
great success 10 securing their handsome
parsonage and erecting their foe church
meanwhile making advance 10 other impor-
tant departments
Orr home was With Rev J. W Kilgo and
we had faw hours with the families Of Mr..
j. " Cuttno and Dr.. J a Clifton The
presiding elder was not well but was fast
throwing of slight case of grippe BE has
made q 6ne beginning in his new charge,
aud is steadily winning warm commenda-
,ions Dr. Clifton is in excellent health aod
spirits and is loved all over the town-aod
its surroundings We were glad to ar
kindest expressions of sfsction for the Rev.
TT. Clyde, who finished / $ successful term
90 the Sumter district last year Southern
Christian Advocate
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
A LARGE TIRE.
Mr.. R Q Purdy Again Burned

The large residence on the corner Of Wash.
ington and Calhoun Streets, owned hv Mr.
Perry Moses, but occupied by Mr. R. o.
Purdy since his home was burned few
mouths ago. was burned Monday between IL
and o'clock.
The Gre started 90 the kitchen roof, being
caused by defective fue or q spark
from The chimney and had been buru-
ing for some time when it was discovered
Bv tee time the alram va, given aud the 6re
department called cut the roof of the entire
rear portion of the bouse was 10 Esmes and
the FIRE bad spresd between the ceiling and
roof over almost the whole house sno was
burning 6ercely.
4 crowd gathered quickly and while the
hreRen we're doing ihelr utmost to e1tlnguish
the flames, many willing hands removed the
furogure from the borse Very little OF the
furniture was lost, even the carpets being
removed from the aoors from most of the
rooms The furniture vas, of course, more
or less damaged in the hurry of removal.
out Mr.. Purdy's loss was not heavy, and 1t
is said, is covered by insurance.
The house is practically total loss only
wreck of it remaining, despite the efforts OF
the 6remen, who worked as they always do.
The house vas valued at $4,000 and was
insured for 81. 200 or $4,000.
During the progress Of the Ere tbs roof OF
ass. DeLorme's residence. on the opposite
side OF the s,ress, vas ignited by spark, but
gas coca pat out before sny damage vss
done.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

aDaily. fDsily except Sunday.
No. 81 runs through TO Cclazsf1ia via Cen
,rel &. R. of 8. @.
Trains Nos. rs and 90 run via Wileon snc
Fayetteville-Short Line-aod make Gloss
connection for all points North.
T'eins on G. i d &. r. leave Florencs
dsi'V except Sunday 80 am; arrive Darling.
ton l5 m, Har,sv;lle 8 is a n, Cherar
II 80 m, Wadesboro 2,25 pm. Leav.
Florence daily except Sunday 1855 N, sr
rive Darlington 20 p N, Benset,ssille 9 Il.
pm, Gibson 9 z5 p N. Leave Florence
SuD6ay only 8 80 n. sHzivs Darlingto,
loe6am
Leave Gibson daily e1csps srnsey> 6 oe
N, Bennettsville 90 N, arrive Darling
toe 90 m, leave Darlington 30 m, ar
rive Florence 8 l5 70. Leave Wadesbort
saily except Sunday 90 ID, Gheraw a.
. N, Bartsville 90 ID, Darlington s 2s
N, arrive Florence 2 90 p@.' Leave Dsr
Ineson Sunday only so 9 m, srrive Flo
.nce Is a m
]. B. KENLEY, JNO. 3. DIVINE.
Geo,l Manager. = GenN Sup's
T. ~ EMERSON 0en'l Pass Hpen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
DuBose's Bridge.

Supervisor Scale who has returned from
Bsnopvilie states that be found the bridge
,er the main channel of Lynches' river a.
DuBose's crossing uniujared, but that ons of
the other bridges and the longest in the
swamp was washed from the foundations and
would have been swept away had it DOT
lodged against the trees growing alongside
the emnaakmeos He succeeded 10 giving
out the eontrac, for repairing the damage for
S5l and 5aving worked started Tuesday
morning.
The caTsewey vas washed 10 places aud is
10 need of atteotlon our the road is rot i'm
passable at euy poin: except the bridge
mentioned It 10 important to Bishopville
that this crossing be kept 10 good condition
for eli the travel to and from the upper part
of Darlington county is by way of DnBose's
crossing aod this trade is quite an item to the
Bishopville merchants
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
A RECORD OF The WAR.
Resolutions Adopted by claremont
R1aes at Winchester, vs..

A member Of Claremopt R aes has furnish
ed copy of the subjoned resolutions and re-
ouessed thas they be published The Glare
mont Rifles veat ioso the war III strong,
and Sof that number there are living today
but Z. The resolutions will be Of Interest to
the surviving members of the command and
to their relatives and friends.
Camp near Winchester, Va
Alta meeting of the Clare@out RineS at
camp near Winchester, Va, Oct 9th lst
Lieuseuaus W B Council osing called to the
chair aod Sergt. Marion Sanders being re
qussted to cot ss secretary, Lieut.. Scott Car
son offered the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That as it has oeen the will of a
lust God to remove from our midst many
dear associates who by His decree have died
from disease or fallen by the missiles of a
decsitful aed desp,sed foe. We feel II our
boonden though painful duty after compsr
ing the past With the present condition OF
the company to cherish the names of many
trieo end faithful soldiers, who, true TO them
selves and their country, have fallen 10 bat
tie whilst defending the holiess cause for
which man ever eootended.
Resolved, That a committee be appointed
TO draft sufficient nu.nter of copies aod
forward the same to the parents of each de.
ceased.
Resolved, That acopy CT ,he same be sent
30 she Watchmsn for publication
Died. W Lsvhorn, " B Brenson, Jam es
Lavborn, Adville Atkinson, Jemes Davis,
D Weleb, Samuel Atkinson, JACOB NcGte,
J D Dease, J " Exou, E R Eood5,J W
Galloway, q English, e E Brown.
Killed at Seven Pioe. May 3l-TJ Wright
W & Thompson, L T Bossick, aepry Eve
leigh.
Wounded at Seven Pines. kay 81 ssrgts
TN Spann and james McE.sse,n. l':ivetes
D r Patterson, Joan Basssrd, Jss E Eve
leigh, Samuel Goats, T Saoders.
Wounded at Gaines Mill, .Juna 27-Cor-
porals 8 EzAilen, Jas A<Ssephens.
Wouoded at Manassas, August 33-Cor-
porsl J Deb ROBERTS, Private Jas E English,
John F Brown.
Killed at battle of Sbaspsburg, Nd Sept
l7-Firs, lieutenant J J Exum. Prvate Sam
uel Goats.
Wounded at Sbarpsburg-H Wilson (color
bearer), ". q Russ.
Mis.ing-J D Thsyer.
On motioo of Lieut.. Carsoo the meeting
adjourned
". B Council, Chairman.
Y. Sanders Secretary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
WEDGEFl sLO N EWS

Though We have had lots of saio, farm
work is farther advanced than it has been 10
years here. Every body is planting cotton
aud judging by the amount Of fertilizers re-
ceived, Wedge6eld will furnish her quota to
reduce the price.
Mr F e. Thomas sold one hundred bales
few days ago for &c. which be could have
sold for loc
We regret to note Sumter City Council re-
fused to grant franchise to the new tele-
phone company, no doubt the chances for
building line through to Columbia would
have been better, thereby connecting Us With
both places We hope though to see the line
bail, yet
Our township is we'll represented by Jarora
at court which ls 10 session, bat without a
single candidate for the chain gsng or pepi
tentiary, which sounds we'll for opr town. /
don't think We have ever sent one TO tee
gang. think sometimes it would be better
not to have too many compromises
Messrs. Ramsey Co, who have obtained
trade mark on chill cure expect to have
same on the market scon.
regret TO report Miss Annie Dwight,
daughter OF Mr. ]. S. Dwight is still crit;.
cally i'll
Mr. W. q. Anderson who spent the pas,
season in N c., buying cotton for Messrs.
A. Sp.unt & Sons is spending several days
10 town With his old friends
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10

Washington, April THE of.
cials of the agricultural department
are closely watching all reports from
abroad regarding ,be extent of the
foot and mouth disease, fatal malady
that is raging among the live stock in
almost every country throughout
Europe. For the last three years an
outbreak has been general on the
European Continent, and the reports
constantly arriving from various
foreign points do not indicate sny
diminusion in its extent. This Gov
ernmeDt, as it has done since che
epidemic reached such alarming
dimensions, is refusing TO admis.an
cattle, sheep or swine. except from
the British Isles This is done not
only to protect the vast live stock
interests of this country, but also TO
protect our 100000. 900 annual ex-
port trade in cattle =:
AnDitson, Ala. April i 4-General
George T ("Tige") Anderson, she.
famous Confederate brigade commander
aud a veteran Of the Mexican war,
died here this afternoon, aged :.:.Re
served under Longssrees 10 the Viz.
giOis campaign. .,
London, April e-"The health, of
Emperor Nicholas has been shaken
by the recent commosions," says the
St Petersburg correspondent Of the
Daily Express, "aDd he will probably
sbdicate if the next child of .the.
Empress should be daughter. , !.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-10
A MAYORS MIRACLE.
He Made the Blind See, the Deaf
Hear ard the Lame Walk.

He Made the Blind See, the Deal
Hear ard the Lame Walk.
From the many anecdotes Of Bamp
fylde Moore Carew'S rogueries in Ar.
thur Alontefore Brice's essay on that
Amazing Eagabond' we quote one in
which Carew and his gypsy crew who
had rigged themselves up as cripples
and gathered at Bridgewater fair to
plunder the junketers came off second
best
When the mayor Of Bridgewater
heard that this motley group Of Grip
pies had arrived, he announced to some
of his friends that he was possessed of
a power they perhaps little suspected
that, in fact. he could make the blind
see, the deaf hear and the lame walk.
Bets were freely made that be could do
nothing Of the kind, and thereupon the
mayor had the gypsies arrested and
Immediately brought before him and,
after hearing their narrowing tales, or
dered them to be confined for the night
AL luS 4OChuPs
About 10 o'clock at night, however.
the municipal surgeon entered with a
lantern and announced that he would
examine them all in the morning in or
der to report to the mayor whether or
not they really suffered from deformity
Of one kind or another, and he went on
to say that those who were found to be
impostors would be treated by the
mayor with severity so extreme that.
moved to pity. he would allow any such
misguided wretch to escape there and
then from the lookup on condition that
he Immediately left the town.
At this intelligence great commo-
ton arose, and in less time than it
takes to write it the whole crowd surg
ed out of the lookup. finging away
their crutches and wooden legs. patch
es and bandages. and made off down
the town at topmost speed. the blind
leading the way with unerring steps.
the dumb crying aloud their fears, the
deaf replying to them, and the lame
sprinting along at rafting pace.
Now, just opposite the lookup. on the
farther side of the street. stood the wit
ty mayor and his friends, co1vulsed
with laughter at the success Of his
acknowledgements.