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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Nene Nn;eigeU.
0mfrmf.

Die ra6f:bsno p~:r3ci6ncten g;rioutn ooer iolbe
9triontu, wel6e Nustunit iibsr Dcn @:rblei6 o0tr
ous Mblcbtn ~o;ritlbcn Qeben tDHH:n, finb criabt,
BEL Dem llnterj tibntten por3ufommen oNtI D:mi eI=
ben i6riitli6 0ariibtr Nittb;i!ung SIT ma:6er:
- Neiuharc Y%auruemann acbirtig ans 5renz
~oslbur9, @:f;nzHufau, oo:r Oefsn @rbtu;
- Sbnunies Sief, aus lchIborH tet Grfoe. i'm
SABRE 1887 in Chicago ~DobHboit gcpcicu, i'm Sep=
tcmbtr 1897 iii @altimsre auitntbGI.Ii5, mt 4b=
i6t, mad Ssutlbiano gu rtii:r:
- @belsute 9Inrrcas SefIcr une aatharina
ecb. nIambrpd ooer berCn @rbeR; anaehlih IN
Den COR SabrtH bier nit 0interlaTune mebrersr
GinOer p;ritor6tn.
altimor {, Mn., otn /. Nuqut 1901.
Der fliierljbt aoniul
Gtprle ". ppn g,uacn.
(auouft1, 1DlD Rr. {, Siios8aD= Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Mnna &leim.

Gs itarb ant %. aueuf, auna 8lein. otlisbte
Satin bon @cnrD 90. 8lcir, I'M IS. 4tbcnsiabrc.
Die 9eerDieunq fincet beute, Den q. Au9ui,
Nu6mittaQs nm "a ltbr, bon ibrcr itbt:l MoG=
nunQ 1r. 1927, 6reOerid= Nptnue, aus tatt, tpolu
9trfpanpte unD Greunoe b6flibit ein9cldoen fno.
&tiiebune auf benz p2ouocn=9 arfs 6ritobOfs.~
t233-40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
bic 6tnbt hot Mnes qufoeboten, i

bic @tabt bat Nnss a~ufgebOten, nm
meine 2iitfsbr bierber 10 a1genebm
su seitalten. Menn sic. Or. Staotz
Director, iagen, buB bura melneWera
bienfte einerieits Die oftuiiatii9en I'M
ruben iptppbl in militdrii9sr, pte tn
bipfomatii1sr 8eaiebung eine1 10
giinitigen 9erlauf genommen haben,
10 lit es anberIeits nun 3eit, Die ge>
Dffneten Shore benz NuBen gu err
f9lieBen, unb tralie i6 benz oeutihen
Ilnternebmungsgeiit uno Der bents
i9sn 8raft gu. oab lie ii9 nun AUD
in China 8ahn bre9en tperoen. so
bin iibsrasugt, 'buB 0us, mas imarte<
qe aet6an tit, alien N%ationen, gdn5 be-
ionbers aber ben 9euti4en, gu quite
fommen pirb. unb Dies tit ntht
mein @erbienft, fonOern Der gtnit9t
unb @nereie bes 8aiiers entiprunz
aen, bur9 beFen t6dtfrdftiges Gin
9reifen Die 8erbdltniife in oteie gahz
mem geleitet tpprben itno;benn Der gsiz
itige ur6eber, Der bas aues 10 9eleltst
uno getpoGt bat, tit unfer aaller.
0ur6 ieinen gnti9lub tpirb eth jabz
relanger 5rieben in Oitafien seiideri
Iein. Sd freue mid, bab t4 tpleoer
bier bin, unb babe mid mas td
eigentli9 als SOloot ni9t fagsn bari
: iebr oft mad 5uus uno 0elmatf
gefebnf, unb id puBte, buB gle nil
Bel meiner Nntunft einen GmpfanQ
bereiten piiroen, aber einen 10 herrliz
den babe i9 ni9t perbient nno bat
berielbe a1e meme @rpartungen met
iibertroffer. Sd banfe Sbnen ale.
meine Oamen unb 6erren, fir Sht
@rI6einen unb fir Sbre freunoli4t
8eoriiBung, es piro bies tets fin
midi Elm benfpiiroiger Sag in met
mem 2e6en fem.
SIT in bieien beiben @nipra4er
tpirfli9 etpas, baB man bier3ulanDt
bariiber leitartifeln miibte?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

@us 6amburg ptrb be-
ri6tet: v0pr Sabresfrift peri4DanO
Der &aufmann Salomon 2epp aus
8ubapeIt, na9bem er bort oer'dte@
bene 8eruntreuungen beqangen bate,
bic Inn etpa 100000 8ronen einz
bra9ten. 2epp cling iiber 9amburg
na6 Mmerifa. 8ei 5einem 4ufentbdlt
bierorts bate er Elm iebr i6Ones MGoz
6en fennen gelernt, nit benz er audi IN
GprreippnDen5 blieb, als er 1don IN
Nmerifa peilte. &dum maj 6err Gu
lomon 2eoD, Der es begreifli6er Wetie
febr eilig bate, europa SIT perldhen,
in Mmerifa geGahbet, 10 erfrbr audi
un1ere Yolt3sibeb0rbe bon Dem 3drter
@erbdltniB, bas ii6 spif3en benz
Slii6tling aus benz llngarlanoe unb
Der norbbeut1fen S60nen angebahnt
bate. Ser nit ben 8e6er9en beoufz
tragic Seamte lieB bas MGbaen ni6t
aus ben Nugen. @r ginq BON Der
@ermut6ung aug, baB 5nii6en benz
9Gr6en bod nod ni6t NIes aus lei,
uno er fpGte fith ni6t getduf4t baben.
9eTtern beoba4tete Der @riminalilt Die
Dame, oG5 ie lan9iam gum 9enloer
8abnbof gtng. 9ort partete iie an
i9sinenb auf ben 8remer 3ug. 8aum
mar bieier in Der 9aIe singelaufen, 10
fpranq aus einem Coupe er1ter &lai1e
Elm elegant getleibeter 9err nit
f6lpar3em S6nurrbart unb mari it6
in Die 0rme bes nartenben Mdb9sns.
Der 9eteftib erfannte in benz 6errn
ben Solomon 2ebb, p6glei4 bieier ftp
ben 8O[lbart bate ~pesruiiren ldfen.
Srennenb mubte er 5pii9en Die Sic
benben fa6ren. !6err 2ebp, Der nun
5uriidgete6rt mar, I'm bas Mdofen
ra6 4merife 5u bolen, reiit jebt in IN
berer 8egleitung mad 8ubupe5t 5urud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
SSror 80, SfanG.

eg ftarb am 25. gupuft Oscar @. Bland, eefitb=
ter @attr pom Marp Bland, i'm after pon IS Sabr;n.
Die Se:roigung finest btute, NtiItno0, nom
tatt. S:iissuug pr!patim. Gp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
-0edG.
T Agpeitene SUunta9ss T1pttrrfrn
49, GrfuriipneH nab gAN''''""

ite,u eunutuq un ~ u6r @prmjttues, Big ari
f~otittre Rubrtht. Riiftunft in Baltimore um 10
1Ibr @beHog. Dlabljeiten Oui DEM 9aHSf:r. SOC.
Eapen, gootfObrtn, Tiiasn uaD Rrtbstlns,a N. Ruaos
kohr: 300. C5NnIll, f&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Mnric Webcr.

.Wlarie 9cber, Wittme bss pertorbencn Sobn VT
Der, in ibrer g9obnung 1r. q, Cfseet=Strabc.
Sic 9ecroiQune finOet SCENTS SOrnrtte9s 10
11br, BON 5rauerbauie aus aufl Der p9SttterH=6e=
nteterp@ itatt. GS-49l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
TRANSFORMED.
ohce II Crowed and Wa Great
Fighter, Now 1t Lays Eggs
Regularly.

-,
mere is IN fdgewater, the property
OF one John Marshall, former city
Poiiceman' rooster that is not a roos-
ter-or, better. rooster that was once
rooster but Is now hen, regular
common everyday egg-Iaylng hen, re-
Pof'S Ohlcago exchange. In its
younger Gays THIS bird was prize
winning game cock, on exhibition at
the '7i]Flh&H5.1 state lair, where it cap
tGEea INC ii.l1e- Marshall was very
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
Official Count of State Finds
State of Nevada,
County of Ormsby.

State of Nevada,
County of Ormsby.
Reinhold Sadler, and Eugene Howell
being duly sworn, severally say that
thew are members of the Board of Ex
aminers of the State of Nevada; that on
the 3rd day Of August, 1901, they
latter having ascertained from the books
of the State Controller the amount of
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
OF The money in the State Treasury of
Nevada, and found the same correct as
follows:
COiu o.-i
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returned to Controller 4.06Sl0
Total $l41.54l.3l
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State School
S;;SO000.W
Nevada State Bonds 242600.o0
United States Bonds s20,ooo.00
lotal- 81 I,590,lii.3i
Reinhold Sadler,
Eugene HowHll.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 3rd day of August, A. d. 1901.
SEAL J. DoANH, Notary
Public. Ormsbv County. Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Crou. i. the terror Of thousands Of young
mothers ,..ause its outbreak is 30 agonizing and
fre'!Is,,tly fs.tal Shiloh's Cough and Consump-
tor Cure ACTS like magic Il cases Of CrouD. It has
never seen known to fail .ss~-. 10
:ieved immediately. Price 8 css 20 cts and S10o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
NOTICE

At the regular meeting of the State
Board Of Examiners held June 7th, 1885,
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Exam
iners shall meet on the third day Of every
month, for the purpose Of allowing
claims against the State, and all claim
not in the,Office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
Loard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
w. d. JONES.
Board Of Examiners.
Attest:
ARTHUR NORRIS.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. June 7. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
Housec!eaner's Attention.

Now that the spring house cleaning
is the order Of the day, it is Well to re-
member that the W. & j Sloane stock
of high grade Brussels carpets and wall
paper 90 with clean rooms First class
upho!sterng in all its branches. Ca |
and get prices at NJ. A. Downey's op-l
pOsite the Mint
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
: NEVAl' MINERAL PAINT
FACTORY OPPOSITE TIE MINT
Carson Nevada

lhs Pam i, made Of pure mineral Srounl u the best
Inseed Oh, all is remark 2bc for lis high polish and
lasting qualities
IT IS FIREPROOE
1t is manufactured in many colors an IS the paint
for housesnside bacns fences wagon u: chinerv
1t leads all 9th beca it is just bea ta much
FURNISHED MIXED
and ready for use in barrels by gallon at less than
the price asked for ordinary paint.
NO LEAKY RUOFS
1fter using this paint Shngl p'ne1 with it will
not bulge knk they will lay fat though made o.
slate, as the paint cements the shing les together
Many Of the leading citizens Of this city hav> 1sed
this paint and pronounce it better and cheaper han
any other paint. 1t puts like enamel and never
cracks or pees off, Cali or address:
Nevada Mineral Paint Co, Carson, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
CHICAGO
in less than
Three Days
From San Francisco 10 A. NJ.
CHICAGO, UNION PACAFlC
& NORTHWESTERN LINE.


.DOuBLE Drawing Room
D Sleeping Cars. Buffet.
Smoking and Library Cars
with barber. Dining Cars
meals la cart. Daily Tour
ist Car Service and personally
conducted Excursions every
week from San Francisco at 6
p. III. The best of everything g
R. r. RITCHIE,
General Agent Pacific Coast.
6l7 Market St. Palace Hotel
San Francisco. Cal.
Or S. P. Company's Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
SAVE A DAY
The Quick Trains
are via the
Union Pacific

Less Than 3 Days to Chicago
IL hours quicker than any other Inc.
San Ftanclsco to Denver
hours quicker than any other line.
San Francisco to Kansas Citv
hours baicker than any o2ber line.
Three Trough Trains Daily
Pullman aud Tourist Service.
New Dining Cars.
New Tourist Slec5ers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-09
II did not sleep a
night for seven long
weeks

That prolonged period Of sleepless-
ness IS most expressive of the pain and
suffering caused by womanly diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

lsnukSA- ghLNFER a CO. rne
Atafr.rt Co. FsfnH ashef sHt4 NJ.
- raasla aaatfartr. aiksaauEnt = tt.E
MaEAaG a.af~ ts a1aH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

p efattlF- a kF1FFaI eAfElnK t9laI9sFaa
traEH@rtr2 Deposits. q So no a
sAre rfea A "a Sp~3@~rK cash = y
Lass. nnst. casa. No trN-rhss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
REPORTS A
LOST SHIP
What Vessel Can II Be on the
Grays harbor Beach

Captain Tsns~a. e fhs rteaxz~r
Chico. reports thn app@arMrcs % q
thre~- sakA1cs3 ship. ssszEsnEiy o. fhs
beach. b@twm~n tsFMyM barber As1
Po1nt Elizabeth. The gfico passed
nwF TAGrNdMy ntxass at o'eaock. Ess
although IL @as rather foExy. =
c09iG BE- ae@n sha1 fNS weNe@s had
no txnfs eux- Captain 1rnssu At ths
flm1@ kMrp0ss6 M TO be fhm &sison.
he eozia 1o< discern ths vessel
rsaFae. h@z says ahe rs a lmnw NhAsr
sEIp ard hzG q decided isss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
Sunday Themes.

WeatninsteF ErNnaFtsFlaa ehETsh
--it~e. Hmxh fiiarhrtsf FsssaF Al II
A. m. A SarNesNfal HeAper ~
=. IN. ~fslA &NfDme
seeond Frxs1ytersAn ehrrrh- Rev.
W.. A. Mas Eastar. A. Il g. ma
'Tfse oi1 Paths ana fhe New 80
D rs-. Jesus a. Iord
Calvary KarwHayfertan rhHrrn.-
Rev. LamAld Ross. pastor Th@ peI-
pa wfil b. n1ie1 nnormlax ana sven-
ing by sh@ E~x. r. Fsrw1soa. -
North pakof8.
First unit4rian chureh-Rev. IS
.. sinnnda. pamtnr. At II a N. IN
me Grand pp~r2 so1s@. THE Twsn-
tisth censury CITY. ~ Or. Rienard
IT. Ely
Battery street ~. r. ehurra-H.
~. Erown. pastor. At q a. m. A
New Creature 10 Chrfsf-~
Taylor cougre8Athon@I charrh-
Rev 4. l. Wo0s9x. pastor. Al II a
m. is oar Th@eioxy the Earne a.
Our FmtnarMT TO =. IA. What
shall We Do 20 Re Saved
firstly Parish Church Rev. II. n.
Gow~n. pastor. Al II = -. 'Tbs
Growing 81 fne Cock To . m.
'-Th~ sharp Two-ecE~d s~ord
~. Tanasn Episcopal saisslora. FIRE.
srouf--- Rev. Robert Il. II. Bel. pas
tor AZ " a. rn.. celebration 81 Boiy
.Commznion. Sunday school AZ ~
Grace M. r. churcn -~ F&rv Edvfn
McEvarn. pastor Al II a. n. The
Law Oar Schoolmnrger. ~ . IN.
WASH ard he Ci@Aa-
FIRST VI. y. church- Rev. r. Nc
fsnean. pastor. Pfrssdlas Elder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
A Ar Exhibition Ere.

To visit the Jeweiry departmen,
~ the Lawrence r.. Moore Co" and
gaze about reminds ore u wonder
land. Wonderful. indeed H. the
gorgeous display Of diamonds.
brooches. rings. pins. etc. as well 49,
watches of every character and de-
scFiptl0n. Novelties IN teWeiry. both
gold and silver. too NUMEROUS 30
mention and ~ prices that appeal q
all The cut glass department II q
marvel ~ beauty, such shapes and
designs never before shown IN the
Northwest and only found AZ this
store. Umbrellas u every descrip-
ton for ladies' and gentlemen. all the
new and han6EoHne handles. 900 pat
terms. Anyone In need u q holiday
gift. whether one for - cents or
g so. win DO well 10 look this stock
over. The most courteous treatment
70 al r. one Of the principal features
u this store. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
MOLINEUX

NEW YORK. Dec. THE district
attorney has decided that Roland
NoiineEx, the prcrnlnent club man
Nho was Condemned 70 be electro
eatsa on charge % murder. and
Whose case Was Appealed. ain not Be-
oFo4kht - for trial Until the latter
peft y January or early in Pebrts-
~ ~ A. that time the office a
thr slatfart attorney Wnl have ia
mater 70 hand Tor the new hearing.
ana the end ~ the widely known
case may he reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
Alb 30
THE GREAT EUR0pEu
SPECIALIST
His karvelous Cures n 3
Sick and Afflicted HAN
Made His Name Fa-
nous on Every
Continent

Pc r-akes re Bzsrs see and =
Deaf Eear--c1res the Weak wn
An1 Weary. Servozz. Isyzp<ez.
CaEarwaAL. AKthmasse and Co
SUrupsfws. Rh~z-zztsc. Pzrziytir al I
Eralsps1c tn nsnss rzarw@S0us mzs-
rEr ~ q new syst@<z q reA.1en
fr0rr Eurcr@ ard tn@ ors4rt
Aooo cures have psralss1 ths vzzs
medical fraternity az9 asrszx1-.
the world He Es~s ce-Snl1 ssr-a
regarutEoz@ impox-e1 from EEres<
Australia. Sos;h Africa az1 IA
Orisot us tr~ztmezt s ezsck ~
permanent. sad be prSt<cts hhs -
tieuts ~ tzktns only th0ss that ~
oe cured
Ne living rran has mace ne -
ord that Abho kAx N eight yexr1
tine - America He las r-cssss<
mere testimonials All s-orz Al
dawits than zny ltwing rsyxarAAn-
Aes-o treats 70 zcute 6lSessA
hut Ea&ke~ an enkire Specially 4
chruzlc Diseases Long szA1<x1
cases given 20 ~ DEBTORS ard -
rc1ncec incurz54s - uaost 1>xsn
20 see
Al sufferers crcrn rerxcus eysoeDL
STA liver kidney, stomach ard n311t
Disorders. Elles. catarrA. -1-z--zx<nzs
paralysis. neura4wA or sgi&10
shcaio cnH AZ c1cs
DR. ASho - the eE aAysscs2z -
car positively cure 44ncers
Diseases q woErer- sreh a. IAN
harrlec the skin e ell oxhe- r.fx-
el&rs ard reraedke<--zncerx. Txn-
ors cured wlthc1t the use Of -
knife.
Dr. Ahbo win give sight TO In
that were horn bind. ne wfI r.
store sight 20 these that are totxI
blind he WEii imrlant glass ssa
that have every movement q
natural eye. He wsli make arxfescx.
pupils through which the pzfl<z:
can read the f5esS print
Ills method q removing C@ta-zr1
and PterygzErsS. STRENGTHENING crp@
eyes ard a. other surgical elsezss
q the eves are his own and urkns*1
to the average specialists. Al errs<s
q rsErartipn. such as fa--s gnts&-
u.ss. r-zr-s ghtness. astigznAtlzu
and double vision accurately CO..
rerte&.
Acco oIfers q treatment that
ret experirue ntal but that hzs b><c
rrcven Wonde rfuily successful "a
rffe-s treatment bAse1 rp7a she a.
est scientific and ulrzlcaI au-kM1-
ties Of this country aud Europe. cs-s-
hlned with the Oriental practise 4
medicine aud art healing He ta<s
not resort 70 the methods II ficatinf
quacks and stinerant wen5srs q fat-
tied herbs and roots. wh1 ara cez-
monty ciasSed as fakirs.
The doctor presents the foIiewisf
credentials. Graduate Jefferse1
Medical College q Phaadeiphlx:
graduate q the Poxt-Csra1aass Hrst
pital 81 <ev York; gradua.s char
INK Cross Hospital. London. EEg.
land, member q the ROYAL Cciie<s
az Physicians ard Surgeons ~ Ler-
dan. England. Associate Fhyx1csea
90 The FTHuen kli1ik. Berlins n
slstant Physician Prot. Fuschs -
klinik. Vienna. Austria. snembsr q
the Oriental Society q YoEls. Bas-
BAY. india
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
TRANSPORT DIX is
ORDERED TO SEATTLE

wAsHINGTos. d. C. Dec T.
The secretary q war IA. ordsrea the
transport Dix. which L. ~ fhs
freight service. 70 leave Manila a.
Seattle. where some Of the larvaat
shipments u forage ever rnase -
the Philippines are awaiting stir,-
ment Other supplies are also h.
ciuded. bat the principal pan 81 sh~
cargo viii be grain and comprsase.l
hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
CROCERS
WILL ACT
Retail Association TO Take a
Hand in Coming Elections

Tire Seattle Relief Groceref AsAo-
eiaflon. Inc. vii hold ia annual
electi01 q officers and trustees for
the ensuing year on Monday even
Ing. December ?. A. O'Clock, Ia
Grgeer9' hail. Hinckley block.
After the election 81 its officers
and trustees the association will
proceed 70 formulate a plan Of cam
rairn in the coming municipal efer-
f5on. The summary ~ principles 20
- followed IA ss follows
The business men Of Seattle are
aware that - - time that some
cha nReN were made IN our city gov
eminent. ard 70 this end this assO-
esafi9n IL planning 70 get each Of its
members r. DO his duty 70 his bust
mess snd the city 81 large. The city
needs men AZ its head which are not
not afraid 70 enforce its laws and to
protect ~ interest 10 every way. Il
reeds good clean men. regardless Of
party politics, and each member n
expected - BE- present at this meet
sa1 and 70 take stand for sound
city government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Tk h insro1uca Taytr oAAa
~h rora@r wtaew - reesns sssnsn
fnana crnatsaz. isft a.
wc1aa Hznry
fsnt fer
LIT tsss tnAss
xan1~ns fer ~ s~gv~a sFsyr~s Prszt ara
bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

PEOPLES eAvtNGa BA~x
secarf aseso~ are fHks atra4t cans
tai raaas wn fia 8a ~ q N~sr<stsms
rres y HaTf~s. cash , = Grnrns-
hsaf. asst rNnA Eeeqrn eFr4aE m4w4r.sa
srs tsssrs faursf-r~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Tns szsse~ calaaxo whz
terrt 70 - Hearst TeAy
ths#~ aAwen s~e1ar6 L@wrwn
Ca@nef e ~ czsEs ru1sss
ane raxh sn ~ fsAt ots
Freo@hsy IAwFenns dswa&@
eassn * snd wu fs~a
amr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

WHAT sesrinses ars hc~zd % IN .
kun4n afst
Marx W. Hnrrinxfon- from TIE
rrssldeney q tAe Enlverxltr ~
wasningfea. e sh@ position - nixkf
wnsehnn&E 81 Port EsakeAey shsss-
y1ras
a nan nrlFaantly sdmratess. With
IN Anzernasseaai repufafion A. =
snezecEo,ogsst. ootAntst ard astran-
orner = mcrsa-rr4re8er. az familiar
win the Lnraon stran1 81 tae Bzns
IN Yokohama ~ wish s~road ave-
rne. seatxAe. a ferrn@r hAgh afsArt2a
81 the rnz1ed States ksxsrnzzent. =
man 81 shp fEnerr nina ana the
highest rrancsries compelled In shs
rrssne 81 rs rsznaooS 70 eaxS exist
erre ~ manual labor.
GenHs es MiafSrtans
Ths genes ~ nstsfoFzEne secns %
kase lad 81 band heavily on Marx
W. Havrfngton- His tie - -ouasnfse
II fhe great brfKhtness u its sue
eess@F. sad In the ultimate futfglfy
q fheir achievement To him the
world owes nsuch. fov be has raosid-
"a the tk0ughf and alrecfion ~
scientific researrh n many essen-
fleI particulars. And today. N Ms
unrronirezt pealtien. ne - ffss same
mar as when re- was At ths had 81
the 3szrunoznicAf 6erartrsenx az Ann
ArhDr. Or Is charge % the chief ez91-
e21ionxs insf4tutlen n thls Efass-
A. lnlesssss
A cruel sr1ustar@ WAS dcne Marx
H2rringroE IN the pasficafson or
July I. 1sss. In TIE New Kerk sun.
~ = sensational story from waxh-
lnxfnn, 10 the effect fhax Mr.. Hzr-
rfngrcn was est q his nsln1. The
STORY Was cotsed In lN@al raperx
TIE FIJI re4racfton ard aposoxy
for the story which cane oa1t
il the Eew York Sun On July I.
1879. was not given puSiicffy ~ the
51,ca1 papers
Marx waldrpn Harramgson was
bcrn IN I2IinoIA II ls4z. * Puritan
stock He graduated frc-r Arm Ar
boz IN 1sss. and Tn 1878 s1egrnpanie1
q government expedition 20 Herfn9
ga He there obtained the fIref
great botanical collection % Arctic
waters. ard x may noT - foure al
Harvard university. In fgTs h.
etp6led In Eaxonys IN 1877 he tanwh,
Mathematics sn PekiE. China. Ia 1874
ne taught IL the University % Iezis-
tara: Ia 1878 ne returned 20 Ann Ar
Dor for a long stay zs professor ~
astronomy.
cksef ~ Hesthsr esrsss
In 1851 he became chief q the
United States weather bureau q,
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co or THE
CITY OF EVERETT

EEATTtI- EVKhETT AID ED-
&uNfss ROUTE
~ Huastan. - = m q n 8 D "a
~ Everett ~ = ~ * fls , a.
T@Fa~ fw@nn trips &A4sg. ifae4 4e1ng
a@sGAY. ~ eEsct k3vs - INt
f.nsrsr~ tlars Al A~affts WFfn FEs
FrYss Ter T3rcEaa. Al Egwrstk N1fk
So ~ Enzsa far HsakarslSN arad Ever
sts ana Munse Crksse RsNwav
rntnar Ir~k HeAfsts Tsf Be- "a
MarnhAak4 Deck Ex~r@tf Te##fa saTs
81 II III S1D~r. Manarxr
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swe4ash general ana chFfstsan ss-
tfuser
frsFsg Chrisstan chmrrh Rev. u. VI.
IAn<eefeater. pastor. A. u a ~
TIE essmt~i Tor WAxhlnrssu s.
. "a. The paradise ~ ths Nlrxsn p
FlFmt BAPTIST ehnreh- Rev. 4. Al
BuHrrwaa. pastor Al II q ~
Kept hv the Poser - Gazs as
3 a. Hsrus u HAsum. God .
Ideal for MAn
81. Narks Epxncotai cAurrh-- Rev
~. " p. t&wYd pastor Ths pIpas
wiis - occapte9 both rsarnlng ard
svsainw BY th~ rrrtov.
II .. ~ sWhsn Shall The E1nK 4ars
- ths Lore Genre.
csshe &c chsrekss
Church * C'zr LADY "a Coed Hope
Rev. ~ X f'r~fcusAars. pastor
Services a. : ara - - f. m. ard :
y ra. EpnsMv school AZ q KS
Sacred Heart ckureh--flsv Ceorxe
Hni. Fasscs Lew MASS ara service
Is - a. m. Sur4ar sshaoi , - g
"a. vsmr~rm ard meTvtn~s ~ >. "a
ch2rra - tke fnzmeeaiafs CDro~r-
tsus~Rsv r. Severe. pastor Low
r,aAsa. - a m. low mass ar1 SER
wpos. 80 q. W. hixh r~sAss ara aer
tnoa. is 81 a. a.. ss1n9ay sriac1l. 2 =
D. n. ROSARY an1 t@nssttctton. a
=. IA
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r. eoass b
rxfsrs
haae Ana carried rsEhsF reuakAa3e
m caaaassn
81 me ne
shaae~s
TsAe ~ ranroz4 g rsfans-
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- NEWs


Considerable excitement was occa-
STONED among the regular retail
piano dealers this week from the
fact that the Manufacturer Piano
Co. the new wholesale concern al
ifo2 First avenue. corner Union.
who announced that they would
sen direct 70 the public reliable
Eastern pianos and organs At
manufacturing wholesale prices.
and are daily selling t1ae. ttoo and
see high grade upright pianos at
gis7.5a. $3.50 and upwards Their
spacious wareroons az lee. First
avenue are crowded with eager
purchasers. and all receive courte-
Gus treatment. whether they pu~-
chase or not Even at these ex-
traordiuRry low prices easy terms
are given.
TIE present price OF stock O0cD In
the Golden Thirty Placer Mining
Co. Office SOS New York blcck -.
attic. holds good untn Dec. 18Th.
after that time the price per share
viii be s cents. with no exception,
Golden Thirty Placer Mining Co.
Van 4. De1ashmutt. Manager.
SEVENTH annual masquerade bah
81 Ranke's hall. Pike and Fifth
avenue. Saturday evening. Deem
Der 7th. by the Morse club. Music
until : O'Clock Come for a Jolly
time.
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Mzssaehs eurs.a i've extra snrapen as 20
cAy ~ sxete3 taat
nny
TAaa Gees Asaas.x
ssx<ks
IN are asogss@ rarlzx Hs