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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

courts. I mean by this that no
agreed case VIII be- submitted 20 the
supreme court, 20 as 10 make pos
Eible an early decision by that body
before the quo warranto attorneys
have had a chance TO try their case.
I shall do all In my power to take
care Of the peoples interests In this
matter"
The quo warranto case VIII be
pushed by the state at the earliest
possible date and Il Is expected that
a hearing VIII be secured within 20
days.
In the meanwhile the people Of Sc
attic viii have an opportunity 70
consider one alternative which Is
presented 20 them. They can. with
out infringing upon the federal
courts decision, take steps TO build
a municipal gas plant on a small
scale, to secure the bulk of the down
town lighting. whore piping is mex
pcnsivs. Tho gas company will cap
itulate Immediately when II secs that
the people mean business. IL can
afford TO cut It's rates and will do
10 when 1t secs competition looming
up.
Judge Wlnsor.
Judge wlnsor said My position
on the question OF municipal owner
ship IL 80 we'll known that any fur
Their remarks from me would. think,
be aupernuous. am OF course
heartily I'm favor Of the eltv'a owning
It's own lighting plant and | can see
no reason why Il should not do so.
The strongest opponents to munic-
ipal ownership have always been the
corporate Interests, the eapitallstic
class which has made II a point TO do
everything ia lta power to make that
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Democrats Win.

2ANEsVfLLE, o.. April 2.-Dr. J.
T. Holden. Democrat. r. elected may
90 BY a plurality % H. The Repub-
licAnH 0uiy succeeded in siecting the
clerk 81 the police court.
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Combine Wins Out.

MARIETTA. o.. April z-The
straight Republican municipal tick
e T. defeated BY combination of
Independent Republicans and tho
Democrats.
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Democratic vlesory

JACKSON. Mich. April 2-The
Democrats elected the entire muulc-
ipai ticket. Frank =. Palmer 4
elected mayor
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Trouble In Store.

CANTON, o.. April 2,--The Repub-
ueane elected J. ". Robinson mayor
by 900 majority. The city council Is
Democratic.
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ANACONDA. Mont. April 2-The
republicans elected Dr II W Ste
phens mayor. ana the entire rcpub-
lican ticket.
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Republican SWEEP

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. April a.-The
entire Republican municipal ticket o.
elected BY majoritiea ranging from
500 10 iaAa.
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Bryan is Pleased

LINCOLN. Neb.. April 2.-Bryan IL
highly pleased with the result Of tho
municipal elections In Ohio. He ack-
nOwiedees his satisfaction over the
election Of Tom l.. Johnson ah mayor
OF Cleveland. Golden Rule" Jones of
Toledo. ard Hinkie 81 Columbus.
a municipal election II progress
ing here today. Bryan voted early.
This Democrats generally are apath-
etic.
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KANSAS CITY, April 2.-Predie-
lions for todays municipal election.
hased on heavy registration, are shat
tered BY weather. conditions. Siush
two inches deep covers everything.
T.. Short IL the Republican candi-
date and ". r. Craddock. the Demo
cratic. for mayor. Or. Hughes, Pro-
hfbitionisf. IL supported BY Carrie
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Ell IN the Twenty fifth ward was
struck By one q them, while an
other fired a revolver point-blank az
him. The revolver bullet piowed In
20 Roeersa left arm.
In a general fikht following, nearly
30 shots were fred. but no one wak
injured. II ~ claimed that gangs Of
Democratic rspeatsrs are being pro-
tected by tho police.
Henry Frfesmsyer. Republican. fir-
cd into a band Of Democratic repeal
ers at Tenth ana cass streets, seri-
ously wounding william Dryer.
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o.. copsIand Elsesse.

ANN HARBoR. Mich. April A.
Republicans elected DR.. Royal $.
Copeland mayor An entire R~pub.
iican council was elected.
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In Carrie. ststs.

TOPEKA. April Municipal cleo.
lions are being held today in 90 first-
class and - seeond-ciass cities Of this
state, the main issue being the liquor
question. The wet" element - very
active. owing % the Carrie Nation
crusade.
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CONTINUED on Rage 80
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AGUINALDO SWEARS ALLEGIANCE!


WASHINGTON follows:
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,aJr ONLY Paper in
! SEATTLE That Dares
print the News : /: f:
Evening star., 1901-12-31

Miss Bessie Van de Bogert. with Mrs.
George Lawrence, 1127 10th: 4 to a.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Vandegrift. with the u. g.
Grant Circle. No. ], Ladies Of the @. A. R..
612 E: 1 to 6.
Rev. and Mrs. John Van Ness. at the
manse, Takoma Park; to 10.
Evening star., 1901-12-31
APromise for the New Year.

The new year comes like q dawn that paints
the clouds stretching into the distant future with
the roseate view Of hope. It II the time we form
resolutions. We gaxe into the past and our mis-
takes loom up before Even the drunkard
pauses amid conviviaI surroundings and instead Of
raising the glass with the lurking poison to his
parched lips he dashes 1t in fragments at his feet
promising to lead better life.
With the new year we determine to make amends
for past negligence, and the star Of hope Is firmly
planted In the sky Of our resolutions The al
ficted alone despair while eatarrh, constipation.
rheumatism. liver. heart. stomach and
blood ailments claim them victims. Amid the
tortures Of body and anguish of soul. no light ap-
pears down the vista OF the future to disperse the
darkness Of impending gloom. But every cloud has
silver lining, and the darkest hour LIS Just before
dawn. When all hope has fed and the soul has
begun to despair, Or. Burkhart appears with his
Vegetable Compound. and stays disease In Its Wild
course Of destruction, cheering and raising the
dropping spirits. As the old year fades before the
arrival Of bis virulous successor. Dr. Burkhart
stands upon the pinnacle Of his success and fame.
and with the knowledge Of relieving more than a
half million Of his fellow men Of their a6lictions
In the past year, he gazes confidently into the
future where the star of his hope foretella even
more glorious results.
Therefore, with the new year. he makes the
following magnanimous declaration to suffering
mankind: my resolution for 1902 Ia to conquer
disease and to offer all men an equal opportunity
to cure themselves. By relieving the sick. l hope
to bring happiness to thousands Of homes where
misery and despair have their abode. Those who
cannot afford to buy my medicine will receive the
same free of charge by sending to my office for It.
What an offer to the afflicted and what broad
sweeping generosity, which marks DR.. Burkhart
sa mans best friend in the hour Of his greatest
need! The skeptic can deposit in his bank either
25c for q thirty days treatment, or $1.O0 for
six months treatment, which may be withdrawn
II he is not cured in the time specified Purchase.
at once, a treatment Of your druggist and do not
carry Into the new year the greatest obstacle to
vour ambition a hodv disorfiered nv disease,
Evening star., 1901-12-31
The New Year

Starts the spring merchandising and be-
gins series of daily store events which
will be more or less interesting to the
shopping public.
Having sent the heads of various
departments abroad and placed advance
orders for the choicest designs and quail
ties of Silk, WOODEN and Cotton Fabrics
for the spring of 1902, we shall make
such announcements, from time to time,
as their merits justify, and trust they will
meet with favor and approval. We shall
also offer, from time to time, such extra-
ordinary values as our purchasing facili-
ties and great outlet make possible.
THURSDAY, JANUARY SECOND--
Our first showing of Spring of 1902 High
class Imported Cotton Dress Fabrics.
THURSDAY. JANUARY SEcOND=-
Our Annual January Sale of Table. Bed
and Toilet Linens, Muslin Sheets and
PILLOW Slips, Quilts and other Housekeep-
ing Supplies.
TNH OF>ONAS ONiNOAN1 FVOK RHEs
Our annual January Sale of Women's
and Children's Muslin and Cambria Un-
derwear, Corsets, Silk Petticoats and
Children's Frocks.
The announcements of today are but
the beginning of many that will follow
one another rapidly i'm the days Just
coming.
DIARIES FOR 10O2=-Dainty little
leather=back ones for the shopping bag
or pocket, business diaries and scores Of
different styles and sorts.
CALENDARS FOR 1902 are shown
In great variety--odd, unique and pretty
designs.
Woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1901-12-31

The New Agr0stol08ist.
w. ]. Spiliman. formerly OF the agricul-
tural college and experiment station at
Pullman, Washington. arrived here yester-
day to assume the office Of agrostolorist
OF the Department Of AKricuiturs.
Evening star., 1901-12-31

CALENDARS FOR 1902 are shown
In great variety--odd, unique and pretty
designs.
Evening star., 1901-12-31

DIARIES FOR l0O2--Dainty little
leather=back ones for the shopping bag
or pocket, business diaries and scores Of
different styles and sorts.
Evening star., 1901-12-31

Miss Katie Thomson with Mrs Golden
stroth. % O.; to 10.
Miss Nettie Taylor with Mrs Golden
Miss Tourney and Miss Geraldine Tourney
with the Misses Loughran, Is 9th s.e; 4
to and to 8.
Miss Nettfe b. Tune with Mrs. Emerson,
1914 Pa ave-; to IL.
Miss Lucretla Tansiil. assisted by her SIS
ter Agnes and the Misses Eva and Irene
Owens. Annie Regan and Florence Harris
1922 Brightwood ave: to O.
Mrs. r. NJ. Tucker and Miss Matte Tuck
er with ladies of Golden Comma ndery, U.
O. G. c.. SIG 9th; to 8.
Mrs. Rosa L. Townshend with Col. and
Mrs. Emerson, 1914 Pc ave-: 3 to IL.
Miss Lellie Throckmorton, 1896 4th; s to
1890.
Tancil. assisted by Mrs. Saddle Barnes,
2235 18th; 5 to TO-
Mrs. Rosie Payne Taylor and Mrs. Hattie
Payne Taylor. 517 Goth St, assisted by Miss
Miss TrumbuIl. TO F ST. me-
Miss Bessie Van de Bogert. with Mra.
George Lawrence 1127 10th: 4 tot
Mrs. Nellie M. vandegrift with the U. 8.
Grant Circle. No. l. Ladies of the G. A. R..
612 E: to 6.
Rev. and Mrs. John Van Ness. at the
manse. Takoma Park; to To-
Mrs. Burr Williams Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church. 4th and b s.e.: g to o.
Mrs. and Miss Warneke assisted by Miss
Brinkman and Miss Nau. 1922 I; 6 to 10.
Miss Daisy Watson, 1123 10Th. assisted by
Miss Mable Drew Miss Sara Dunbar, Miss
Florence Kicks. and the Misses Carter.
Miss Blanche Ward with the Margaret B.
Pfatt "Y," 1928 G me-; to o.
Miss Ruby Vernon Wyatt with Mrs
George Lawrence, 1127 10th; 4 tot
Mrs. e. L. Williams with Mrs George
Lawrence. 1f27 10th: 4 to Z.
Mrs. Annie Wilson with Mrs. George Law
renee. 1927 10th: to I.
Miss Grace d. Witter with Mrs George
Lawrence. 1127 10th: 4 to Z.
Mrs. George Wright of Forest Glen, as
sisted by the ladies Of the Fortnighty Club;
to 10.
Miss Alice " Williams. assisted by Misses
Birdie Williams. Hattie Freeman. Susie p.
Robb. Dora jackson. Minnie A Lucas. 301T
8th: to g.
Mrs John r. Wright. .r.. with the ladies
of Waugh n. e. Church. 81 and A ne; &
to pm
Miss Fannie E. Wallis with Mrs. George
Newton, 616 Mass ave-; $50 70 10.
Mrs Daniel J. Weyman and Miss Wey-
man; 3 TO 8.
Wells OF North Carolina, rs 9th; Q TO D.
Miss Maxgis wilson. Good Hope. ID. c..
assisted by Mias Rachel Thumbler and Nrs
Hoss Baker: 3 to Z.
Miss Alice " Wiliiams assistsd by her
sister, Berthe. Miss Minnie A. Luoas. Nis
Continued on Eighth Psgsl
Evening star., 1901-12-31

Miss Mary v. Potter. with Ers G. W.
Gray. e23 I. to 8.
with Mrs. c. q. Lishtfoos 292Slt NJ: after q
Miss Mary Phelps. Metropolitan Presby-
terian Church. 4th and b s.e.: 9 to O.
Miss Bertha Sara Paisley and Miss Trow,
100 9th me-: to o.
Miss Jessie Phelps. with the U. g. Grant
Circle. No 1. Ladies' of the @. A. r.. 6I2
E: to g.
Miss Marie Phieger; to O.
Miss r. B. Paxton. assisted by Miss A
Hebbner. at the residence OF the former: 3
tn o.
Mrs. G. e. Peloubet. with the Ladies' Ala
Society at Eastern Presbyterian Church:
g to 10
Miss Lucy Pollen, 1896 4fh: to 1880.
Miss Amelia A Petersen. sos N. to g.
Miss Vera Du Paul. 522, 9th: 7 to 10
Mrs. A. 8. Perham, with the LEGION Of
Loyal Women. at 40 10th: to T.
= Mrs. c. w. Pierce and Miss Pierce as
sisted by Miss Helen Yariek Boswell. Misp
Evening star., 1901-12-31

Miss Iowa Hampson. with Mrs. G. W.
Gray, 823 L: 4 to 8.
DR.. and Mrs. Tennis 8. Hamlin, 1905 Con-
necticut avenue; to 8. and to the congre-
cation, to IL.
Miss Emma Harr. with the Margaret B.
Platt ~" 1928 G st. Me-; 4 to 8.
Miss Fannie Holmes. with Mrs. q. w.
Gray, 923 I; to 0.
Miss Blanche Holbrook at Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church, 4th and B sts. Sc. !;
6 to 8.
Mrs. e. E. Hofbrook, with U. s. Grant
Circle, No. 1, Ladies' OF the G. A. r.. 612 e:
to 8.
Mrs. B. F. Hawkes. with q. 8. Grant Cir
Gle. No. 1, Ladies of the @. A. r., 6l2 e;
to g.
Miss Adele Hazard, with Mrs. F. M. Brad.
ley. at the Iowa: to g.
Rev. Franck H Havenner and family. as
sisted by the ladies OF Dumbarton M e.
Church. at the parsonage, 8l30 o; to 10.
Miss Maude e. Haas. with Miss Elisabeth,
C. Randall. "a r.: B to 10
Miss Florence 8. Harries. with the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Union 522
9th: to TO-
The Misses Laura Hawkins, Cora Hav-
kins and Cecilia Brooks. 618 B s.e.: to 8.
Mrs. q. Ham, with the Ladies' Aid 0o-
ciety. at Eastern Presbyterian Church; 8
to 10.
Mrs H: J. NJ Howard, assisted by nrs.
George r. Ferguson. Miss Inex NJ Howard.
Evening star., 1901-12-31

Mrs George Coldenstroth, assisted BY
Mrs. Frank q. GhiseIIl and the Misses
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

volr heart empassioned emotion 5
You may cause no end Of pain and
humiliation.
Besides il is not the proper thing.
Tenderness should walk hand IN
hand with gentle love. And IN
reality It is said 70 be the most win
some method Of eourtship. Furth-
er remember that the Marquis Of
Queensberry rules provide for a
belt. and a manly arm about the
shoulders and velvety nsek is really
more in harmony with ideal carress-
ing
Let this lesson be indelibly i'm
pressed upon those who desire 10
quaff their ectatic sensation Of love
making without The undesirable
assistance Of a physician State
Capital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21
LOVERS SHOULD NOT HUG
LIKE EXCITED GRIZZLY
BEARS.

There are great many Temptations
IN the way OF the lover, for love,
especially at a tender age, is a wild
and unconquerable impulse to sque
eze something Each palpition has
4 tendency to tie the victim into a
double. bow knot and every lisp OF
the adored one trickles through his
veins like creased lighting on a
live wire.
But it is seldom that it drives the
lover 70 such extreme ferocity IN
hu00iug as it did the robust lover
AZ Miss Carrie Hughin, Of Jane
Vile, Wis Miss Hughin's name
i enough to put the idea upper
most in au ardent admirers mind,
Of course, but she can't use il as a
walstband TO protect her delicate
form.
She is under q physicians care
nov. and the thoughless and vigor-
ous manner IN which her lover took
bis leave ct just 10 O'Clock the otn'
er evening causes her face 10 look
ike . scarlet rose bed in June at
averv mention Of her illness.
There Is an interlapping Of the
costaI superstructure OF The form
divine
She has suffered but will recov-
er.
The lesson Is most pointed and
convincing. It is plain demons
tration OF the most vital folly q
hueeing with the vigor Of grizzly
bear.
Young men. take heed, that you
may not 50 painfully emphasize
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21
U. s. COURT. Southern District
CHURCHES.

BAPTIST uuBuH Rev L Compere, Pastor.
Services every Sunday a. II q m and 7:50pm
Sunday School e'l5 M, Prayer meeting We'd
iesday night.
PREsBYrEHIAN CHTHCH.
" B Leonard. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at II am and 30 ? n
Sunday school e.l5am Prayet meeting
Wednesday night
mE cHURCHsOUTu,
services every Sunday at II m and p N
Sunday school al i0a N, Prayer meet
Ing every Wednesday night EpWorth
League every Sunday a. m.
Clair sconeEn. Sec. IT Aust, supt.
CHRISTIAN oHuRoH IA Stevens, Pastor.
Services every Sunday At II an and 80 p m
sunday Rohool At 10 q m Prayea meet
ing every wednesday night.
tAruoLIc cauRcH Isadore Rickiin. Pastor,
Services Everysunday a. 10 a u and T.so p N.
EPISCOPAL cHURoH JM Wright. Pastor.
Prayer and services every Sunday a. II a
and 8 80 n.
CHICKASHA POST OFFICE.
JH MILLER, Bostmaster.
Omen Sundays 70 . am $50 70 $50 , n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Two preachers in Kansas have
been forced to resign their pull
pits. One because he failed to
mention the late president in his
prayers, the other because he be-
lieyed in the Darwlnian evolution.
They are pretty particular about
preachers, prohibitionists and pop
ulists up there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

For living q pure life.
For doing your level best.
For looking before leaping.
FOR being kind to the poor.
For hearing before judging.
For thinking before speaking.
For harboring clean thoughts.
For standing by your principles.
For stopping your ears 10 gossip.
For being generous to an enemy.
For being courteous 10 all.
For asking pardon when in er-
ror.
For being honest in business
dealings.
For giving an unfortunate per
son p lift.
For promptness in keeping your
promises.
For putting the best meaning on
tie acts OF others Sunday. School
Advocate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Some old defunct candidate for
Office in Texas, who says be has
been a democrat for twenty years,
predicts the election of Roosevelt
without opposition at the next
presidential election. He may
have discovered the only way to
get himself in print.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

In Governor Jenkins report be
highly indorses the lottery scheme
adopted in opening tbs new coun-
try. The department, Of course,
will feel greatly elaied over the
endorsement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Some Of the papers are contin-
ualIy referring to the proposed
statehood plan as the Indian Ter
rItory becoming part Of Okla
homa. If we get statehood the
two territories will come in as q
state, and together they will be
ssit-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

It is said that two Winfield
jolntests may get twenty years
and a fine of ~, 600 each. Carrie
may be working on the quiet IN
that vicinity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Hanna says be will not resign
the chalrmanship of the republi-
can party. It seems that Marcus
is not easily bluffed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21
Warning Order,

10 tie Mayors Court OF tne CITY OF Lhlc ka,na'
southern District T. T. The Hon. n l..
GrigsBy Mayor Of said city
Overstreet & Son. plaintiff
vs..
j. T. Babb. defendant
The defendant. J. 7 Babb, IS warned % ap
pear at this court within 81 days aud answer
M complaint of plaintiff OYerstreet & Son.
witness my hand this the lst day of Oct
1901 in the OltV % Chickasha. Southern Dist
.IT r n Gngsby Mayor 81 said city
and 7 90 hereby appoint Bert Barefoot or
attorney to rapresel the ncu resident Dcft.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

A girl at Elk City, 0. T., beat
her father to death with a club
Saturday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Extra fine tied comfortables 81
to s2:25 each. Cotton and wool
blankets cheap.
The Famous,
Jackman & Lemon. 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Senator Tillman has discovered
that Roosevelt is a great man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

Bread, cakes and pies at the
White Swan Bakery. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21
IT'S IN THE GRAIN
Value for the purchase price is in
every piece of
mm=
LU M B Err

sold by us. Not a stick in the
yard that IS not just as represented.
Our goods represent the great
thought and care exercised in
their selection. They will satisfy
the most critical architect and
builder. Please the ordinary buy
er, too. We can quote very at
tractive prices on Latb, Moulding,
Trim, Sash, Shingles, etc.
WASHlTA VALLEY LUMBER co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-21

II TIE Mayors Cuuu of The City Of ChicMsha
southern uistricf. 4 p. The Hon. a.
Griesoy. Mayor Of said city.
Chieirasha Hardware imp. 90.
vs. plaintiff.
j. T. Babh defendant
The defendant. T Batb is warned 20 ap-
rear al this c0uri within ll days. and answer
iae complaint o. plaintiff Cnlckasha Hardware
& Implement 60.
WIfness ms rand thls the isf day Of Oct
1901. in the Clty Of lhIcEasha. -outherl Dist.
1T H T. GreshT. Mayor 0i said Clly. =
And / do hereby appoint Bert Barefoot a.
affornef TO represent fle non resident Dcft