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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-24
Kernan's-Dewey BurIesquers.

The Dewey Extravaganza Company viii
be the attraction at Kernan's next week
This show has the distinction OF being one
of the best burlesque organizations now
appearing before the public. as it IS new
from start to finish-no old acts. no worn
out songs-according to the management,
while 4 gre at feature Of the performance
is the feminine element The Zouave drill
they 90 through is claimed 10 be one OF
the best things ever attempted by women.
They dc the manual OF arms as correctly
as airy military company IN the world. and
the local company viii be able 10 get
few pointers.
Miss Toma Hanlon will be seen to good
advantage in "David's Harem.' q bur
lesque said TO be bright and full Of good
things. sumptuOus scenery. electrical e
fects. magnificent costumes. selected cn0-
rus. and ballet. with especially composed
and iDterpOlaJed numbers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-24
Chnse's-Enpire Vaudeville Company

With tombstone Bennett and Tony Will
lam presenting the headline sketch: with
Europe's most-taIk-of ard reputed cIev-
crest animal act. and with seven addf-
tionaI features. the career Of the Empire
Fashionable Yaudeyillians next week at
Chase's Theatre should bring about
week Of large business. The programme.
which Mr. Chase viii oEer his patrons
seems to contain unquestiCnabIy a polite
vaudeville assortment which should ap-
peal to all lovers of this style of amuse-
ment and draw TO its standard many new
deyotees.
Miss Bennett assisted by Tony Will
Jams. will render a Quiet Evening at
Home" which is said to be one OF the
brightest bits of vaudeville writing the
season has developed Ivan TscheraofI's
wonderful troupe OF trained dogs IS pro
vided as the extra attraction and it will
doubtless prove a distinct novelty George
Felix and Lydia Barry. the farceurs VIII
present The Vaudeville Craze" and the
other acts of the bill will be: Kitty
Mitchell, the cemedienae, the Tobins, In
their musical act; Paulinetti and Piquo
eccentric athletes; MartinettI and Suth-
erland. singers and dancers. the Bison
City Quzrtette, and the KosUre Trio. juve-
nile testers and dancers
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% Roo, for Douht

(Frvm Smart Set
Miss Fitte-Is he an author Of distinction
DcWitte-NelI they say he's out OF debt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-24

Heuricils Senate is the best. il Is the queen
Of al malt and hop beverages Phone ga,
Arlington B0ttIing c., for 4 case
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-24

TBE TINES, IN al it editions, Morning. Even
ing. and sunday. Viii he sent to enc address
for FIFTY CENTS per month. Addresses changed
as often Is desired
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-26
pur.utt of sranes vs.s.l.

After this story of the battle, told by
 the senior oficer who had participated in it. the vast audience which had listened for an hour in almost breathless quiet. appeared to shift about slightly and then to settle down for the remainder of the narrative. The Admiral told of the pursuit Of the strange vessel. how he had met the Vixen and been informed !t was the battiesihp Pelayo and how. when 1t was ultimate run down, 1t proved to be the Austrian cruiser Maria Teresa, which was bound for Santiago to carry away neutrais before the city was at tackled by the American forces.
 Returning from this chase Admiral Schlcy told of passing the Iowa when he was hailed by Captain Evans who in- formed him that Admiral Cervera was on board and would like very much to see him. Admiral Schley said that he then went on board tho Iowa, having in the meantime directed his men not to cheer. as he did not think 1t would be proper to exult over foe who had fought and behaved so gallantly.
 T found the Spanish Admiral greatly dejected." said the witness. said to him knew he had lost everything, cloth
 Ing as we'll as money, and I informed him that my wardrobe as well as my purse, as far as that would go. was at his service.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-26
A HAPPY CHILD

is one who grows, without in- terruption of health, from a baby up-except the inevitable diseases of children.
 And Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil has done more, in the 26 years of its existence, than any half-dozen other things, to make such children.
 Itkeeps them in uninterrupt- ed health. It is food that takes hold at once, whenever their usual food lets go.
 We'll send you little to try, if you like. SCOTT BOVINE, 4co Pearl street. New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-26

Continued from Page one.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-26

Continued on Page Ten.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED

Passengers number q seo make srave
accusations the steamship the ehese
summed up m as
policy followed veualne
the With insufficient supply Of prevs
ions. a quick, faif-Neauher trin
81 the ahln
passengers who paid
body Of
suffering from hunger.
provisions proper rasaen.
he compelled the oregon.
the although occupied hefth
sured that th would eoWdnE
PEELED
necton With the cleansing az the
certainly due passengers
that these charges should ifa
that the ship Nome provisions
could
ali 81 nakdness.
opportunity
provisions the ships
Justice any them.
II the accusation
before public
Ths 5
port It
shipping
been greatly injured thereby.
end tn the recurring scandals.
Is a q he puhi ths
eharres regarding the should be
Why have investigating
Of
truthf
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LET THIS eov ALONE

paoiosis from Rush Medical college decided
singled youthful worthy
his
The gentleman from decided
does feed himself Of
science he either
and lucky
he eating what's (which privilege
the II
& his MENTAL GRowTH-Ne Rush
word for that - It's
them The Rush chap going
them
prescribe the they shan have
hopes b his
showing prodIxisa
The gentleman from Rush Is
dent u diseased animal Therefore
tienan has business with
sehoohoy .
appes 1ieat
boots outand hrives best when
chores He enphateaiy
pathoiogsis hungry
anything that looks good 70 hr
o~n rdy stomach Il better
physical eastnry than 81 pahog
geher predged and administered BY
Hes great boy. and meadng
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A. rInN AI.Ts


AUCTION Sate=asruom house, NOV
ed from 1919 Second avenue. To
Martin & Fox'a salesrooms, i32s
Third avenue. VIII be sold ut pub
lie auction. Friday. Sept. p. 1890
n. m. Consisting of the following.
/ shaffer piano. fine oak bedroom
suits. / fine ladies' combination
writing desk. fine narlor furniture.
rockers. chairs. center tables.
sIaeboard. fine antique oak
dining table, cost $50. en-
nmei hedstead. very fine. 3 single
dresaera. fe fine pictures. | fine
couch. / fine bed lounge, 2 fine Ak
minister rugs. aNt2, 2 Eureka Smvr-
ma rugs. these 1 rugs cost 5000
Pro Hrussela and : fine second
hand carpets, IS Yards llnoleum as
good as new. lnce curtains aud por-
tiers. one big lot of table linen ana
towels pair Of fine pillows.
quilts. blankets. sheets. mattresaes
springs, fine graniteware. dishes
glassware. range, cook stow
heaters. blue flame oil stove. lot
Of hardware and other goods
Goods can be seen Thursday even
ing Remember sale Friday, 1910
jos. Martin, Auctionoor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

praET SOUND BRIDGE AND
Dredging co. SO Pioneer bldg
Hallway and highway bridges an
piaaueta. steel and Iron work for
buildings Dredging and narHar
improvements. Pile driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

J. ruth. pres, } s Goldsmith. Vie
pre- u = AHbeHE. Cashier
eaffeHnanden In principal cities IN
the United States and Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
MACRINISTS
WIN A POINT
Strikers Induce Nine Non. Union
Men 10 loin Their Ranks

Tho union maehlnlsta Of seattle
afe serene IN the belief that they
vii ultimately Win their nsht rhia
morning nine men Who had arrived
IN the PAST few DAYS from Eastern
points under the impression that
the strike wss ended here ana tax
ea employment In tho Washington
tfan works. came out aud Joined tn
union. On eeIns informed If the true
state ef anatfH.
Since the beginning of the strike
the union has received nearly tsH11
IN voluntary contributions Il assist
IN the ateusele. and Is assured af
financial support HuHielept t. keep
M the contest indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
Pistol. User Bound Over

Nlaeinefu ]. Mofauf Na# bound
aeas u the superior court by Judge
George yesterday afternoon on a
ehHHHe - assault - murder. Nor
uHf entered a room over the lie mant
81 loon Tuesday morning and opened
fire On the four occupants KITTY
kanum vas wounded and three
shafs struck Joe Donovan. but n col
lar but 49, and watch saved his life
ore bullet smashed the watch in bits
another ha The collar hutton and
glanced eft while TIE third passed
through RS arm Mefaul attempted
10 defense and vas bound over IN
der $500 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

Sensible Buyers take salmon Can
aerY stock in Inter state Fisheries
co. GREYHOUND dock Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
BISHOP LEONARD
WeII.Kn9wn EDiscopalian Divine s
in Seattle

Bishop W. a. Leonard Of Ohio, r.
IN the city today on his way to San
FranelHea. where he will attend the
general convention Of the Episcopal
church, which la 10 be held early this
month. He ii one Of the younger
blahopa iu the church. He If but one
Of the many Episcopal church off
GERS Who will pass through this city
on their va south. IT is expected
that next Saturday. Sunday and
Monday between 100 and 80 clergy
men Of the Episcopal church VIII be
IN eeattIe on their way south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
CONTRADICTIONS and nrIInrus

BROMLEY & WELLS. general 80 y
tractors. i Starr Boyd building I'll.
Main $50
sonEaQuisr \ RosELEAF. shops
At slsz2gn Spring street
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RICH DISTRICT
Me-. Seott's Bright Hopes for Prince
OF Wales Island

J. n. Scott general manager % the
Alaska Industrial e OF Prince Of
Wales island. il at the Haintef
Grand senator Joues of Nevada.
aud Congressman aulser Of New
York are interested IN the company.
Nj Scott IL very enthusiastic about
the future Of Ainska and believes
that Prince of Wales island VII
prove 20 be rich mining district.
lie SAYS that the timber rcanuI.es
Of Alaska VII prove tRiuHble 80 non
as the law prohibiting the ehIument
af lumber = removed NJ seatf
registers ffam ffulksr. which place
VAS named after the New York con
gresham
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Superior Court Will Try Them

owen Erenaman and Emma spen-
Ger we're bound over to the superior
court b. Judge George yesterday ar
tafuo1u on the charge Of
grand larceny Their bonds we're
fixed at $50 each. The two
are alleged 10 have stolen a wal.
let containing 800 from ". Thomas
while he and Miss Della Harris we're
entertaining them In the Northern
hotel The trip Of the four through
the slumH and their various eHeap-
AIDES were reeited I'm the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

MADAM CAROLINA = The well
known. wonderful clnirvoyant me
dium, tells past. present and fu-
ture, names given. palmist read
inEs and cards. bic up. Room 6.
1851 Second aVenue
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Typographical Union Amendments

Amendments ta the constitution q
the International Yypaaf4 phiaai
union All be voted on tn October
fkaIIHHa have been received II Sec
Rotary HlsIn % the seattle union
The amendments VII BE discussed -
a meeting Of tic union as2t sun1ay
4 III MN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

PGGEr HorND NATIONAL H4Rit
OF aEATTlB
sahllal stock paid n. fa4 aaa. surplus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

WM II HgTzrNtR. attorney az law
suits pfnseeHte1 and defended in All
courts 8 years experience. rraaFaIz
tHFH IN bankruptcy EampanIea incarz
HuratHd A6atfaEtH carefully a1araz
tnrd# Collections made III All p4ffH
OF tHe United States Highest eHm=
mereI1i and hank reference. rs
fhsfa avenue. Phone. Main lgaa
afEekEHr. A IaeIeII aud criminal
HraH ties. IS NsarH actual experience
eauaalta flnuH frse Haam - AHlinrz
ton hotel tower posfoniUeI. Thant.
Main -.
J. T BALL Il ard IS Eaxwsll block
les Columbia - Phone. Hue -
General practice III all the courts
Damage cases a specially
MnHHfate feeH= consultation freA
II. z. F0srEK Mutual Life buIldin.
Phone. Main "a.
FRANK n WRESTLING. Besten Blk
Il. II MARTIN SO Mutual life bid.
J. a KELLOGG. q28 HALEY building
". i. iAAHGTHs afs Pacific block.
A. e MACDONALD. 50 Barke bl1
loot. Palmer = brown. Pioneer 81
u. e. eoSoNER Is Hailer building.
LYMAN 2. KNAPP. 10 taller huildlns
q. WARD KEMP. "a Burke huildi1 6.
J p DOUGLAS. t0I New York hi
HORACE PETER SIS New York hlk.
riERHE I. FERRY $50 nnrte hlzek.
8 s. IASGLANp. g. \. y. bloc 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
MORE SCHOOL BUILDINGS

The necessity for e1pendlns
Hchooheus eonfron the Of
overflow Of pupils but possible buildings
be constructed and 81 tlas0
The growth Of phenomenal entails
immediate and extraordinary q utilities
and improvements the total
something prodgous improved
system Installed water service extenfed
city many other things At
tended TO- which cost money to the public
through direct
these demands
burdensome coming at time the
imperative The buwark
American moment Of "a
cripple or ia the setenv
schools.
child Seattle acquire know
be provided sanitary haor euar,ar
there other directions t,
schools generous hand
The chamber
abolish the ne
this city.
many
opposed vgary and I'm
morality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

AGENTS wanted Life of Mckinley.
FIVE hundred page. large book
Handsomely illustrated OUTFIT free
now ready Is per cent. discount
To agents. freight paid. credit xiv
on. Henry Nell. a2a Dearborn st.
Chicago
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scandinavian American bank
fhs CANADIAN Bank Vi commefee
ntststss COLLEGES

pefHla shorthand aeh53s
Individual instruction. = haHtsH.
i.E9H business Gorge. tnlaussd. IL
diHidHai Instruction. alt HuhJeetH=
UE#f methods and teachers - NJ
business college. Second and ftss
= v school Teleeraphy pioneer.
MiLRaNa No IL caIl Man ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
Fell Into a Coal Hold

W Morgan. coal paaser. en-
ployed on the steamship Roanoke.
fell into the hold Of that vessel. n
distance ~ ~ feet. last evening. He
was picked up unconscious aud re-
moved % Providence hospital IN the
ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

EGAN Dramatic sehool pfeparea m.
pills for dramatic and operst,
stage advanced pupils finished
aud beginners accepted In eiafH.
ton md urataryi will furnish oIaxz4
ard coach dramatic clubs 1tusa
days aud Fridays. % Holyoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
AUCTION SALES

Z. q HfeKrHTGH. general haetIan=
erf. 1917 firat avenue
t9E maHffs. General auetioueef. IL
Third avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
Late millinery Arrivals.

A large new line u Neo f0fh pat
seras susf arrived. fflesa very low.
TFxt.sx AIGlfaefy House. 1916 Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
CO ON THE
CITY OF EVERETT

SEATTLE. EVERETT AID Id
MoNus ROUTE.
II. Seattle - "a. ia Is IN =. m.
tsf. Everett. + 8. TIA. 5a. Tfz p IN.
Three round trips daily. including
sunday. IN effect sept = la8l
connections ~ Seattle #Ith str
Flyer for THHama. - Everett with
sif. Mtssda fur ennhofnlsh. and ~
efett and Monte GrlHfa Railway.
GalH1sa Dock seattle TpI Ped
81. Men haufa Deck Everett TeIe.
phone g , n. SCOTT. Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

pig" Of nlnona of
they and At
ten o
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Manufacturers Association Tonight

The Manufacturer Association
sill meet tonight 70 dlseuaa the re-
elamatiuu NJ the tide lands copies
Of the manufacturer directory
which has iust been issued. vii bs
distributed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26

Per millinery suits and cIoaks call
sn NJ . Fsass ard johnson Co. ttae
Second avenue
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT or TITLE


OSBORNE. THEMFEH CO. me.
Abstract CO. established ISIS Mlns
laa claim ahsfrarfH uaHfmpuf Of The
Mutual Life building
booth Is hitttaaa1 sIfaafaff Abslrazsf
Go established tss#. basement 4
Halter tlee Telephone Mhlu iaf
sEATTLE Alatfani =. y. 4. II 4.
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HANK


PUGET HonNp NATIONAL H4kit
or HEAFTIE.
Capital stock paid In. IS 9ea surplus.
u "a
] Tuth prea. J + Goldsmith. vice
pre- u y AnhsHE cashier
Correspondents In principal cities In
the United States and Europe
TIE FiHBr kAftoBAL uAHx Of
EEATTIE
Iuid ZIP capital aiHn. b4H
General banking business tfaHs8# ted
J II UHHss ir# pres 81 MaHlHEHHf
Hifa BFeHz. L. THFHsHs eHHh + 1
ftHfFhuHat Hsat e8Hh. Exchange On
principal eittea of {. 3 ana Eufaps.
National Bank Of Commerce.
Fald up capital HI5H.ea#
TraHHHefa general banking business
Il Q Henry pres II y Spence
cash safe deposit vaults fer rent
sats Deposit VAIL boneI ior nsai
Scandinavian American BANK
IF Seattle. A general banking buaiusaa
transue Ted Deposits. 81 ~ 90. a
ehJHefE pres = l. afandahE afat
Vice Hfsa=5 A ~ HuefHgfg. each }. -
LAM asst eanh. No branches.
The Canadian tank VI Commerce
Capital psld ~ 80 -. = s''i.a'a
Interest allowed on time depaHln
general banking business traaHa TED
hEATTLE HHANGu = Corner II
James street ard second avenue.
i a CAMERON Manage
PEOPLES HANfNGs BANK
Second avenue HHd Pike street gaHi
tai paid ~ $1,000. f. & NeufsidaI
urea. J Il HHden. cash. J T Green.
leaf. asst cash Commercial hafinss
and trust haslHsna.
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FIVE men with teams ana aerapers.
Trad. atstnsteey. alta and L. Fir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-26
ASKED HIM
A QUESTION

The practice - selling liquors At
the Lake Washington parks has con
ttunad far months In defiance ~ the
city ordinances and police reEuIa
tiuua Each = the persons charged
WGih the esFeuse has been tWtes
arrested. brought into police court
ard fuund guilty Fines ranging
from SO % So have been levied
and raid. and the ia&.breakins has
continued.
This morning the question wau
sauareiY put e. Judge GearEe. WHY
should fail sentences net he given
70 the praurtetera - fhe blind
plFa. whnn such sentences would
quickly put a stop % the llieEal
business nnw carried on Al the pub
iie Thfka7s
The Judge replied. II the s. fines
fail - ID the 9nrk. | shall take mefe
drastic fneanHfesl
Vow that tho season = practically
over a. the parks. L Il probable thai
several 81 she blind pigs vii dlas
continue business until next sprinE.
one ar two may. however. KEEP epea
all winter.
Diamond fea-nsst lee. best ser.
vica. lasts Longest. Tel. Main ies9
Sensible Buyers take salmon can
merry stock in Inter state Fisheries
60. Greyhound dock Seattle.
@-@n@@@4
Go to Spinning for biezele repairs
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DANCING ACADEMIES

PROF. LITTLE. teacher Of ball room,
and fancy dancing. az Madison
Phone Buff 6St.
DANCING lessons. private or In gia.-5z
- daily Prof Wilson'S Dabglpr
School. Eanke hlack
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IifslssafAIxIIts

a - rHaLif8 - ifeasag NO.
ghIeaRa Dental 20 80 HiuekleY
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MIA HANSON Fall opening Of
stylish millinery. Corner Fourth
and Pine
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Diamond fes-nsat lee. bss, ssr.
viee. lasts Longest. Tel. Main iose
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LYsc1f \ NAV. - uallar III
Mme 4 Z amIta. q InnkIeg bIeea
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I.IsasoN Al.


BUTTER. EGGS.
BUTTER. FGGs.
For one week you viii find Us here.
selling our fresh Fancy Iowa
Creamery for sc per ID. others
charge aac for same grade. ami
what's more. YOU always get Il
fresh. our sales being SO big II
leaves no time FOR anything To get
stale on our hands. AND LISTEN.
Our STRICTLY FRESH RANCH
EGGS. ONLY e6c A DOZEN: we
guarantee them all. most of you
al know It. hut for the benefit of
the new corners We have 70 mention
these things. You new corners
watch where the crowd goes To huy
their butter and eggs and you viii
soon find yourself at the
COW RUTTER STORE.
19isIa Second Avenue.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
on and after the LIST or October you
VIII find the COW BUTTER
STORE doing business in the
Chaplin block. southwest corner Of
First avenue and pike. and all our
patrons In the past, as well as 9TH
erH that ought &c have been. are
invited To follow US there. Our
business has been steadily on the
increase, and We expect in our new
location To double il vet.
COW RUTTER STORE.
THE Quaker Cabinet Ready for
Instant Use when received. No set
ting m, no trouble, no bother.
Warranted 10 be the best of ali
cabinets at any price. or your
money refunded Could not be
made better. stronger. moro dur
able or convenient IL YOU paid feur
times the price we ask for IL II
Warren avenue = ]. Clark
BARGAINS In second hand h,aUsehoi1
goods call at Red Front Furniture
Company We can give You fire see
ond= nand cook stoves bedroom sets.
earnetsi they look as good rs new
for half the money. Ito and IL So
ond avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates Of all magazines
and newspapers furnished IN anaIi-
cation The c. Y. White Advertiab5F
Rureau, New York building Semitic
ACTOR author and mananer wants n
partner To assist IN taking out tWa
new plays. Address Box = this Office
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GOOD things - eat home eesss-s
aHIT u md Hp ffama Hesisss..
and iaksfE g 1h.ff aasnns ~
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CLOTHES CLEANING

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing e.
clothes IN shape Si.bo month. dyemg,
repairing. lai Third. Bun loot
Dave TnNlor 10 starr- How'd hnIIA -
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nLrernioAI MAoHINIHY
ptNASGfA 81.

EKieKH0s 8 WYMAN co. d2nfHaa
und motors Installed house NlziE8
ard bell work i8f Aentefu nBaHtIs.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-19
WILL NOT TOLL
Until Dues are Paid Regarding Funeral of
Delinquent Members.

Penn5burg, Pain accordance with
a recent ruling of the consistory of
Huff's Union Church, one of the oldest
congregations in Berks county, the bell
on the sacred edifice win not be tolled
for the funeral of any person whose
family has not paid at least twenty
five cents dues for last year and one
year in advance.
Burial in the church cemetery re
quires the Dayment of the sum OF SO,
and the sexton of the graveyard has
been requested to strictly enforce the
rule.
The method of voluntary contribu
tions for supporting the Gospel in
Huff's Church is said to be largely re.
sponsible for the fact that the pastors
salary has been small and sometimes
insufficient. To remedy this difficulty
the consistory insists that the time
honored custom of ringing the church
bell at the funeral of members shall
be suspended unless all accounts art
balanced.