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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
priyine C1uh,s ANNUAL.

The Capital City Driving club will hold
its annual meeting at Carvings Monday
evening at O'Clock. Officers will be
elected and a racing programme for the
coming winter will be arranged.
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and simar, France; Chevalier and Fish
er, Switzerland; Muller and LIE Pourre,
De Rocek and Kroff, Belgium, and Fred
eriek and Jaak, Germany. Gouglotz and
Simar were here last year and finished
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
Nehras1sa WINS chamrfonsI,1p.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 16-By defeating
Kansas today, % to 5, Nebraska retains
the title of champion of the Western in
Intercollegiate Football ASSOCIATION.
great crowd saw the game, the largest,
perhaps, since football became feature
in university athletics.
Gov. Savage started the contest with
a kickoff.
Kansas was outcIassed, and though her
men put up a plucky, at times brilliant.
defense they were unable to Withstand
the heavy rushes of the Nebraska tack
les and backs. Kansas single touch
down followed a tumble by Nebraska and
splendid end run of fifty yards by Buzz
ri. The ball was nearly always in Kansas
territory.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

Special to The Globe.
AITKIN. Mimi, Nov. 16.-Aitkin won
an easy game from Little Falls today. 81
to O. Little Falls had the ball only once
during the game. Aitkin hopes now to
get the game with Duluth Central high.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

following physicians taken at random
their
great successes witt PURE WFsKEY:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

only a lap behind the winners. Fisher
and Chevalier were in the 1900 race. Null
Ter and Frederick have also ridden here
before. The six-day race will begin on
Dec. 8.
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YALE WINS
FROM PRINCETON
CONFINED From Eirst PAGE


brace had come too late, however, and
time was called for the end of the game
No player was. seriously injured, and
there seemed to be no disposition on the
part OF the Princeton men to question
Yales aH-around superiority. Following
vas the lineup:
Yale. Princeton.
Gould, !. e................,.......l.e e., Davis
Cess and Kunzng, !. t............l. t., PelI
Slcott, l. g............l, g, Dana and Short
Hanlin, r g...r. g., Mills and Botdewicz
s5 L@g3 r. t. Dewitt
De Saulles q. b,...q b., Freeman and Poe
Hart. !. h.......l. h., Foulke and Pierson
Chadwick, 7. h..........r h., McClave and
Stevens
Weymouth, f. b.......f b., Sheffield and
Umpire, Paul Dashiel, Lehigh; referee,
Edgar r; Wrightington, Harvard; lines
men, Yale, Talcott B. Hull; Princeton,
g. !. Smith; touchdowns, Weymouth,
Hart. Yale; goals, Olcott 2; total score,
yale y, Princeton 0; time 50 minute
halves timer, j. A. Minds, Pennsylvania.
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from the start and was won by Cousin
Jess in a driving finish from Jim Megib-
Foreien cyc1ine Team Here.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-The foreign
teams who will compete for international
cycling honors in the six-day race at
Madison Square garden arrived today on
the ST. Paul. These teams are Gouglot
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
StrOnQ Testimony from
Prominent Doctor S
After Years Of Scientific Research and Thorough Tests
Prominent Practitioners Prescribe and Indorse DUFF
FY'S MALT WIIISKEY for. All Diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs.

They Prescribe 1t Exclusively Tonic and Stuant When the
System Weak and Run Down from Disease Overwork.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
ST. PAUL WINS AT WHIST.
Minneapolis Beaten In Contest for
Northwestern Trophy

st. Paul,s whist experts easily defeated
a team from Minneapolis in a game play
ed last night for the Times challenge
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PRINCET0N's FOOTBALL TEAM.
Aitk.n 81, Little Fails o.

an university, of Bloomington, neither
side scored.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

No Score at Lincoln.
LINCOLN, H., Nov. 16.-In an exciting
football game here today between teams
of Lincoln university and Illinois Wesley
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2 oberIin Has Championship.
oBERLIN, Ohio. Nov. 1s.-oserlin prac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
A DOG THAT PUTS ALARM
CLOCK OUT OF BUSINESS

The family OF s. Anderson living
north has dog that knows thing
usual for dog
when he can get himself a
southern
This dos. which mark lime
through the night No
Mt Anderson a. % look
few The dog his an the
required hour Mr. Anderson dog
him second
Its Emil Anderson. employed
paper composing O'Clock.
his bed d
family
time The dog can m the time within
This u not traditional nsh Neither IKE
snake stories which
primers. This 10 a tale
How does the dog know AZ these hnss' The members Of the
family themselves uncertain
ago when he nine months old from who
the animal 10 wake him AZ O'clock the morning
posed The dog noticed Mr. Andsons habit Of rising AZ o'clock
and thought his duty caller when
When any OF the family desires
hour y only necessary 70 40 few times and then tho
the responsibility.
Prince" on he
wakes Mr. Anderson
that dstuEbs nobody having
The wisdom OF
returned home from the Trojan
nobody recognized Of
clan IL recommended 70 popular
the canine gallery OF local
sssse@ss ssse go
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From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
umhia street.
Leave seatile~~es 10 a. m. fexcspi
Hnndayri and 10 % a. m. Is D IN.
lfor Bfrmerton only and Z % ,. m.
saturday only, extra trip II 70 y. MI
Leave nrcmerion Sis and iiss a.
m, 30 and siik .. m Leave sidney
Ito and II 20 a. W.. & % p. IA.
Leave Charleston % and li1s a.
m, les .. m.
For Pleasant Beach and Bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
at iosee a. m and f.is .. m Leaving
Brcmsytnn AZ sit A. m. and els D. IN.
Fare - cents round trip.
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LOST WHILE
SEEKING AID

HALIFAX. n. s.. Dec. if.-whne
trying to reach shore from the
steamer Ella four men were lost off
Manadaiieu. the sole survivor OF a
crew 81 volunteers reaching thar
place yesterday. The vessel was in
distress and five men volunteered 20
secure aid for her.
The men became exhausted In the
long pull for shore. the boat over
turned. and one after another slfn-
ped into the icy waters a. thew
could no longer hold on. Last nlghf
a steamer was sighted off Low point
which is thought to be the Ella.
Dr. Waggoner. dentist. removed 10
Globe block. corner First and Madt-
SON.
-
Sterling silver trimmed dressing
combs. 80 and Is cents. at Fincks.
SIS Second avenue.
For fine DIAMONDS see Richards
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GREAT NORTHERN LAND co.

GREAT NORTHERN LAND co.
Remember our new location. rooms
s3l and 1896 Globe block. corner
First avenue and Madison.
gPEcIAL3.
800 will buy b0-fOot lot on Thir-
teenth avenue. just east Of e. a..
Blacks beautiful home, n snap for
n beautiful home. or for specula-
ton.
$3.50 will buy choice 5o-foot lots In
Ballard. on graded street. near
business center. monthly pay
mentH.
s250-cholce corner w Central Seat
tie. y block from car line. easy
payments.
HOUSES.
81 600 Will buy beautiful new and
fully modern B-roorn cottage. fine
view: blocks 20 Madison cars.
payments like rent See this by
all means.
81 $50 will buy neat and fully mod
ern b-room cottage. on Broadway
car line. lot fenced and planted 90
fruit trees. this IL a sacrifice price.
"a owner must leave the city.
81 900 viii buy new and very neat g.
room cottage IN Fremont. blocks
from car. 1900 cash. balance like
rent: special bargain.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND co.
"a and 315 Globe Block.
Phone. Main $50.
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Fer Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Thursday. fair. continued cool.
light nCrtheriy winds.
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DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY

The holiday business bargain
srcws nerc ncas With
taa crowdng pushing
sang pcading questioning, demandng
ami sometimes
And the van0ushed
hind The holiday
Saacay and is often
Why do shopping
Why not buy Christmas things nkg
st Nicks sleigh bells .
Why not mix the holiday spirit
Why not do this week what ordinarily
sne s nnnies Why not make buying instead
agreeable
You do much tighten
please sen simply hy shopping these hardworkcd
ed people Of the stores deserve all the consideration that
BE-
There Is selfish side II $
nrces desire arrays
q beautiful holiday are complete
So for humanity join early shop.
png
Victoria h shaking
their nss the brandhng
veto n their
Il Is all contract for the
building bridge mayor
for unknown Of
bridge by
given the aldermen
70 prevent the beginning
panys by the
iiesed 10 be a Of the o obstruction
a Il
though fighting
WIN somebody
what diseover7
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rnoToonArIrEns


Amateur finishing Wiiss Sullivan
block
STAMP PHOTOS nt Columbia strsst
PLUMBING
THE y. l.. CRAVENB co, 7Oi PIKE
street, contracting plumbers and
timers estimates given. Phone.
Main k5i.
VIM ~ MULLfN New work guaran-
tsed one Ysnf Tei Bun 1874
Geo. ~ Woodhousr Co Tel Maio 90
KAUFMAN Plumbing GO. Hun 81
THO TURNER Tel Green ~
PRINTING AND BINDISG
THE Ivy Press. Artistic Printing. En-
Erayed Calling gafda. Wedding An
nouuesmeutF, etc. Flrht and Pike,
Phone. Main s1s.
AARitET Report. pflutjfg 4 Publish
iuK Co, high grrda JoG frniing zif
Spring street Tel Bum ca
BULL BROS. commercial printern
800 90. ~ Washington bldg. yer
Treen's Bhos Store. Tel white ga
METROPOLITAN Press Inc. N7-Ii
ana ave. T.. and iot-s West Wash.
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AUCTION SALE Of consignment
goods, etc. at Martin 4 Fox ~
eAlenfooma. 2als First avenue. FRI
day. December 18Th. 10 20 a. m,
consisting Of 100 sample rugs. Co
pairs lace curtains. 70 white linen
table cloths. fine oak bedroom
HnitA, oak bed steadn. lot Of quilts
ana blankets ! Ohio range. lot Of
cook stoves ana heaters. 10 be sold
~ any price. fine glass Heta AMI
dishes. writing desks. combination
OndY'hl writing desks. sewing ma
chimes and dininsroom tables.
rockers and chairs. nilyUrwHre,
clocks, sidebnaFah, folding beds
china closets. 6 fine wood art
squares. dishes and Ernnlteware
and lots Of other goods too numer-
GUS 60 mention. Phone Oak 7tb.
JOE MARTIN Aurtfnus.er
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When buying articles advertised In
this paper. speak OF the star.
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---.....-.... :. tssIAf
hotsEs AND LOTs WAx,..l
w, nave eash cuatomara r.,
tots. c"ttaNfs ai0rss and "a
dwellings iu ai Parts ~ lsss
Ihe ouif way 90 self YOU, ~
no glFsrilFe. q "a ns w. sa.ge.a,if'
llyl hAnD DDLLAltB q no. n
conclusion mat va can al 70
your property with Ha ana u
tpFraphw vii iakr : s'gf..w.,f ~
which viii be published :. 1T
tone N ali the loading rs... !.
Do the fifF. Hs,tts
GERMAN AM HIcAN fwv.
HEfT COMPANY ~
81 Third Avsnus
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barn. close 20 school. city water.
sewer. lot 5oxiao. l.i0o.
A s-room cottage. lot soxizo. fine
view: $500.
A block Of tide land cheap.
Rare business chance. 500 per week
profit. respectable business. Owner
leaving.
Six-room sis-story house. 2-story
barn. lot ssxi9e. fine basement.
price 81 500.
BoGUE a SCHMIDT.
s2s Pacific Block.
Phone. John 1861.
81 900 subscribed last week-own
your own home. We buy you
lot and build you a home for $3.50
per month. No interest charged.
Home Cooperative Co, los Pike
street. open TIL y. m.
FoR well Improved farms. small or
large. at low prices. call on us.
COLLINS a WILLIAMS,
Room Sc Sullivan Building.
WE have n choice lot or vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and stores
In all parts OF the city. German
American Investment Co. lis Thisi
avenue.
WORKING men with small capital
see Lloyd. Briacos a. Lloyd about
building your homes Is Hinekiey
block
RuRBER STAMP.
COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
scheuerman block ITO Cherry.
SHOW CASES
SEATTLE show Case Co. 1878 LIST ave
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE present price OF stock u0c) in
the Golden Thirty Placer Mining
Co. ONCE eos New York block, Sc
attic. holds good until Dec. 18th:
after that time the price per share
VIII be rs cents. with no exception.
Golden Thirty Placer Mining Co.
Van b. DeLashmutt, Manager
GOLDEN Thirty Placer Mining Co.
office eos New York block. Seattle.
viii accept bids for one mile of
ditch on their property. Apply for
details. Van II. DeLashmutt. gen.
eral manager.
ANNUAL meeting OF stockholders
OF Northwest Alaska Prosperity
Co win be held at Bonney & stew
arts. December 20. 1901.
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
sOs-s-io Occidental ave Household
goods, etc. Jacobs. Trenholme Co
s..--..~ses -.
A. II. ANDERSON. sisss Second ave
TAxIDERMIsTs
G G. BERG, isis Third avenue.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
TENTS and awnings Mosquito proo,
tents. mining hose and canvas boats
beds, the Gold Medal" Mind SR.-
ATTLE TENT / AWNING co,
wholesale manufacturers. Mar.1n
and Western.
TENTS, awnings. fags tarpaulias,
hose. etc. Alaska outfitters In all
canvas Goods; goods made. to order
sunde & Erland, First and Jackson.
FINLAy & RoBb. 1el. Green 1917.
TRANSFER COMPANIES
DRAYMEN and Forwarders- Pool n nd
distribution cars handled promptly;
superior equipment for moving finest
furniture. pianos and heaviest mach
inery. Lloyd TrRnfer Co, 81 Marion
street Tel, Main SEA
TYRES Transfer Co. Main $50.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufactured; recover
Ing and general repairing. 800 SEQ
ond avenue, Robson Bros.
VOICE CULTURE
q. MAGNus Schultz Holyoke bid
WIRE, IRON AND rLATINo
Pac. Rail A Plating Works. 2s2o First
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SIS 90 tizs a Lot
For our Latona property as long az
they last.
$3.50.
For a choice lot on Cherry street. In
easy walking distance from pio-
neer Place.
1915.
We have Just one lot left on Beacon
Hi AZ this price. This In In a good
location with splendid view. one
block from car line.
NORTHWEST TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO.
Real Estate Department
so-st Columbia 81. Tel. Main $50.
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WIRE, IRON AND PLATING
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nnN FAler0nY

FOR Haie-int~r~st IN one Of the larry
est and best paying box factories
west 81 Grand Rapids. running night
and day. with tnree Years orders
ahead retiring member of tho firm
met with n serious accident. which
diahhloA him permanently, ard his
place must be filled by man cap
able ~ taking charge OF the office
German American Co
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AItTTONTeIsHr


JOE MARTIN. general Ruciioneer
md storage. 27ip First avenue. Tel.
oak 1fB
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our new location. rooms
254 and zg5 Globe block. corner
First avenue and Madison.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING


uMnRELLAS manufactured; recover
ing and general repairing. 800 SEQ
ond avenue, Robson BROS.
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MR.. r. n. T.. COLLINS. teacher OF
fashionable and select society dan
cling. Studio, Hoiyoke block. Phone
Red ALA
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Lon,ilN0 HOI'sra.

FOR snls--we have q few hixh.clana
lodging houses. not the kind that are
usually filled With dummies and
lot ~ chcan. second hand furul-
turo. fitted expressly 60 catch the
nnsophisticRfed stranger, but some
established reputable and good paw
ing Invest nents that VIZ can safely
recommend. CHARACTERIZATION In
vcrtment Co. bi2 Third avenue.
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rRANsFnn coMrANIns

DRAYMEN and Forwarders- Pool and
distribution cars handled promptly.
superior equipment for moving finest
inery. Lloyd TrRnfer Co, 81 Marion
street. Tel. Main sea
EYRl,s I'm nafnr u NAL. ga -
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DANCING ACADEMIES

DANCING Glasses FOR beglnners Non.
day and Friday evening at $50, Prof
WILSON'S school of dancing. private
street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

sz50-cholce corner w Central Seat
tie. y block from car line. easy
payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

$3.50 will buy choice 50-fOot lots In
Ballard. on graded street near
business center. monthly pay
ueutH.
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v. q. HickEnTCN. genera aaetls6-
ser. 1917 rtret avenue
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nA,cINn AnAnrMrrs

PROF LITTLE, teacher n ball room
and fancy dancing az hHdisen.
Phone. Buff gii
BOsinTY ana stage dancing v. u.
Estes, supervisor Normal association.
.IIL L-LD.L Liam IlLL
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- tNIstFE1N MIN = Z IENTIDN
FOR Hais-Two saloons on First ave-
nue. near Pike street new buildings
ard new bars and fixtures. lease
may be had for 10 years, price. a. fstl
ard t@-10 respectively. Of which
amount oue-half can be pald cash
and the balance when you get ready
the best saloon property IN seattle
today for The money. We have *
other saloons, ranging IN price from
Eco to M0gn. German-Amcrlcan
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
unYFafr

,a0o0 cash and services secures IN
tsrest and good position IN one OF
tho leading wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle; es-
tahlished since 1874, with upwards OF
30 shippers and 900 local patrons,
highest commercial and hank refer.
eucea given, money 90 be Deposited
IN hank 10 Increase business, Ger.
man. American Investment Co
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q. MAaNus scHurz. Holyoke bid
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RUBBER STAMPS


GOLDEN Thirty Placer Mining Co.
Office eos New York block. Seattle.
viii accept bids for one mile OF
ditch on their property. Apply for
details. Van II. DeIashmutt. gem
ernl manager.
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For fne DIAMONDS see Richards
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CLAIRvoyANTs

MADAM CAROLINA - The we'll
known, wonderful olairvoyant me.
dium, tells past, present and fu-
ture. names given, palmist read
ings and cards. 2hc up. 1909 lst
ave; room 1876. Green 1850.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
sODlNQu a. HOSELEAF, sb,,,,sss
ut 2is-220 Spring street,
BROMLEY q WELLS. general con-
tractors, U Starr Boyd building.
Tel Main MQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

ANNUAL meeting OF stockholders
OF Northwest Alaska Prosperity
co. win be held az Bonney & Stew
arts December 20 1901
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The best dry goods opening and To-
cation In che state. Cali on or
address. w. ~. Peter and Co.
nalinrd. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL nANx
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid Ia. stzS.ooo; surplus.
J. Fufth, pres !. n Goldsmith. wise
pfes 4. v. Ank~ny. cashier.
Correspondents In principal cfil@a In
The Lnissd States and Europe
PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK.
heeund avenue ana Pike street Cant
tai paid up. $40. 90 ~ G. Neufaidrf
pre-. J " Hayden, cash. ,. r. Green.
EEL. sret cash Commercial savings
ard trust hunfnena
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affsANJER ATTENTION.
AAE you looking for a safe aud prof
liable business opening IN Seattle,
II 90, we can offer you any mum.
brr recurring an Investment Of from
$50 "a Gaaa. Every business OPP
puriunitY that passes through uffie.
must stand the closest investigation.
ard ~ can place you in q bank
store. factory, hotel. mill Office or
~ Tact any business you may pre-
Ter. Kindly call and inveatleafe
GrrmRu-American Investment Co
incorporated. ga Third avenue.
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National Bank OF commerce

Fnid % capital. IilO.t
Lfsnsaets general banking ssssir~m.
" 6. Henry. pres. H. ~ Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
sale Deposit sasit Boxes Isf ass.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK uF
HEATTfsE
Paid up capital. fit0.oa
General banking business transacted
>. y. Hoge. IT.. prca NJ. AcAicken.
Vice pres. l. Turner. cash. r. y
Phrkhufal asst ehah. Exchange on
principal cities ~ ". y and Europe.
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scandinavian American Bank

81 Seattle A general banking business
iranshctsd. Deposits. titlo 90 a
Chllbefs. pres " l. CTondhhi aret
vice pres A. " Eeeib~rK. cash J. p
Lane. nsnt cab. No hfnnchta
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Amateur hnishing WIlst sliIvih
block
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nUsINEss coLLnGIrs

CLARKE's PERRIN shorthand scho,i
Individual instruction. 50 Boston.
hest methods and teachers Acm.
Business College, Second and Pike
WILLOWS Mod. bus Coll Main ,id
CLOTHES CLEANING
skA 1bB Clothes Pressing Go
clothes In shape 81 50 month. dyetns
repairing. 1901 Third. Bun 1904.
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR ciothJnT-
Dave Taylor, 10 starr Boyd huiidlnF.
-. - a.aa...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

yet; the stock anal undersleeves arc of
Mn ButPur pure lace, thlshed with bands Of
IRON, underneath the broad collar and
~ a1 w.. ~ front alCes to the iaunty effect
:, Daintiest OF petti9oats is Of white tnf-
ttlA,s win deep lounee Of finest nalnSobk
ne9FtE embrUderen IN gnrlands Of lowers
ana around the bottom is set fun rufae
m ~, naiie,hIlciehpes lacc The corset cover OF
nalnso9k y embroidered at the top with
gnrlandss OF howers. End the necessary full
sertlon of Irish point. "
rsa,. night dresss, pf hatste. trimmed with
insertions of Milan 5lace The neck Is cut
square and the Sleeves rcaching Just below
me elbow arc nnish9l with a rufne Of the
THIS dainty bathing costume Is made OF
led serge The short skirt has three
oanGS graduating III width of white mo-
hair BRAID. The waist. cur V shape. has a
White serge Camp. short pulled sleeves and
- trimmed with design In white wooden
iacei which extends from either shoulder
20 the waist, where 4 meets glrdle of the
almost to the hem If the skirt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

fun hchu Of the white gauze. while the
elbow sleeves are dnlshed with several tiny
rufles OF gauze. There is nu6y rosette
Of the same where the tichu Joins the ton
OF the waist IN front. and similar one
at the back OF the waist where the ends
Of the fchu terminate
simple walking costume for early au-
tunn days is one OF light gray yeillngs
The skirt has four side pleats ser IN on
together until within Il few Inches of tho
bottom. where they 1are slightly 4 little
fglpess IN that particular part Of ans skirt
the garment and the wearer The skirt
Is bordered with a broad band appluued
with black velvet The whist Is tigitttttlng
and has a number Of plcats In front, OK
cnding from the shoulders To the belt A
broad collar turned-hack cuffs aud wide
glrdle of gray, appliHned with hlAck vel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Early Communal Recreation.

N|'FIIIVIIi"VNT4 N'IINW.
Since the calendar first divided life into
working and nonworklng days, the holiday
holy day, as It's name implies has been
controlled by the prlestly caste Before
the abolition OF slavery as an Institution the
congregating of large numbers of peonle
for worship and It's attendant recreative
delights presented no great danger to the
ruling castles, which, of course, included
the priests But as the half freed people
N the later middle age grew IN numbers and
knowledge, and as they hlled the priest
hood from their ranks, the danger became
more aud more acntc. As We might have
expected. on the decline OF the pricstly
power the other ruling classes, ut first
feudnl and then commercial did their best