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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Sra Dorth Co., 1oma.

- tx ##.# .
Soaraonnen or giort, mar uno.
tbs NaiSpIantniueen; me fisligt
8eir, Mangel poa Reobsr % pebpa.
renSc ilemme Soroitorme gisr Oct
noaet triit poa bisie aanter. Spin.
ter baobe ni Tibet til Sne og ioaar
intet Rcsn. SsmangeI er BET o9ioa.
6off refer Ianse geie cfter 50 %
betaIer op til $14.00 for ct Sou, er
mig fortolt. Seq baaber, hi mart
faar Regn mi.
8reeor s. Beterion bar tisbt Crit
GprbonbS Sicmiteb % 40 IcrC& pcb
8len Warp. Gan eier ioolcoeS
GorntpetS Nibtpunft. 9onifc ban
nleb Siben faar G%ourtbuiet oqiao.
Dom iir iao / Rortbmooo.
5 4euiett bor man oartnet et &c.
lefcntontpani, iom bill aao iOcl me6
at oprette SelefoniorbinoeIic mcIleln
6ormernc % 9pen. Set oiloc BIZ
Ell goo StItg.
aorelilt$ Gbraroion, en- 35.ooria
6arner peit for aeniett, cr bIcoen
no9ct forpirrct / Sopebet, % man
fonbt BET bebit at ienbe BAN til lSn.
Dependence. SorbaabentIi0 oiI ban
BIT bra igien ON life iaaIGrQc. Gor
tire Mar iioen giorbe ban en- %onoic.
gertltr til Nortb Safota, men fom
tilbo9e iQien ubcn at 10 ficbt @onb.
Son bar "a noget rtflar / Sooeoct;
men oct ipntes at gaa oper illen ben
Sang. San bar life funnel la
pore al trnfe pao ben Suren. 81.
ben bu honhe ban DOG tisbt en- pen
so IcreS Iorm her oe lat Den / gob
Stnnb. San inneS of ha lCOet / goo
6oritoocIlc meo 3,ritriten % inge1
uroneporoiQ Mcbaanee hoot, ioa
oct er life 9oot at ifisnne, hporfor
Den un9e Mano ifl,Ioe fonlmc i iIiae
foroirreoc Sonfer.
arne Woen, Sorfel Sipcrtlon %
Vfr. Gobp, ire Worib 60. MTno,
iom mt er paa SinbipaeoipIct / &lr.
Dependence, fol ole ire pGrc / goo
6orbcoriuq. MrS. Saugen 0eOc Der
MI ipaar.
Ct Tarmcr2 2umbcrpar6 nlc0 cit
aopital al $4,000 CT oprettct i Sam.
lontolpr.
Smut Grlitcm Somber, Ell al
Gountpct3 bcoIt ficnote @ionccrcr,
ifol pUre oIoorIiQt ING. Get ionrme
9iGIoer ooioo II. SenruicM Glt
Greet. San oQioo or Ell gommcI, az.
tct Tioucer her.
WoIcrnc @icf OQ 2augcIo1o, Sen.
lett, bar oGrct / Scorpiue % moIet
Ell airfc. Get cr MGno, 'om ro.
ferc Ell Sob" boobc tort % prI, %
life nrongIcr &c Trbcioe bClcr,
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Ppeoe CO meL

Geuiitsfontoret bar u6gipet en- Stn'
tiitit ODER, bpor meget 9pe0e / 6orm
al 0tcI hpert MeuneIfe / De Sorene0e
Stuter fortprer ON Iarct. Nan er
fommcn til set 9teiuItat, at Ser iat.
Der 5.25 9uibeIS pr. capita. Hegne.
itpffet ier no iom isIger: s 1890
maIc0e8 S0,94S, 797 Gsnber Specie.
mel. : iommc 6iifaIoor uOferte5 r..
231,711 Sen0er cQcr 10 Eroccnt.
MGngOcu al @oeOe, iom foruonoleocS
iii Ytcl, beIsb Jig iii $50, 749,798
9uI1cl&. Grpffc& hcriro Is Yrocent,
iom u0iertcS, bIep Der igien iot Sol
fet / 2an0et Sen lite Sunni 1890
acknowledgements Slltning) 327,'
$4,000 8uihcIS, boiIfct gop 5.23
@uihcl& for bOcr Ntoro, aoinoe %
Barn. Geriu& al 1900 op0ipcr, at
Ser ! Iiifolaorct moleoe& 102, 524,'
O94 Spnocr NfcI. s ionrrc 6IlfaIaor
(cn0cnoc Oeu 30tc N1uri 19OO) uofsr.
ties 1S,69d,t3i Eenocr, bet pil iige1S
@roacnt al, bpo0 McQcrnc opGoo at
bapc nlalct. I'll oct Guontum Ntcl, lont
mulcbc$, brltgtca 4SS,9t4,00i Git
ihcIs 6ocoe, % trEffc$ berfro Is
Groccnt, iortTrc0c oct umcrlfat'te
ToIf iCIp 4O0,91O,OOO 9uihcl&. Get
tc iporcr til so @ulbeI& pr. capita
eQcr uPicntIig ocn Iannc MGn8oc
ion1 10 Iar ier. Genius Tor 1850
par life ioo neioQti9 iom for 1890
% 1900; men 0eu ontp6er. ut Solicit
/ Sc Sorene0c Stoter poa Sen Gio
brlrgtc So @ulheI5 Socoe pr. Sooeo.
Oct ltsrIte 9ueOeonr bar 1899. Ga
opleOe& 65S,534,125 @ulbcls. g.
ter Gpgoner al Welcrnc % grports'
rcrne iortPreOc bort 6olf ogiao / oct
9lur set iubonnli1c &pontum iom el.
Ier&, ncmlig 5.25 &ulbcI@ pr, capita.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

en- DIR. 9enion fra Clear Cafe,
So.. bar fisbt aeniett Sotcl og ifal
mart oocrtose 5orretningen.
anoren 9runspoIo belt for Seen.
lett bar fisbt ct fort Sotel | Rice
Safe, Wis., % bar ulereoe onertat
Sorretninaen. Son betoIte piit OPT.
MOB $4,000 for Sotellet og Ct
2onoitnffe. Wr. 9runsooIo err Ell
intelligent, bpgtie Ianb, oa icg on.
ifer BAN SeIb og Sremsang iom
Sptelnprt.
en- Del Sorretniussmrno /
Rorthpooo bar bounet Ell Screening,
iom ifdG bcapnbe at "fiaaere" paa en-
eleftriIf Scrnbnne mellcm Rortb.
MOOD oa 6ertiIe. Gormobcntlig
fonnter 9aner forbi 8Ien @torn.
Gen 8one bill bEi megct foitbor. bpoo
Retniug ben emo tar. Get tar Benae
at firbe 9ei'Rct ifraas oner ct Conn.
m boor 2anhet CT iaa bprt iom Der.
Men bporfor befnmrc fig oper iligt
9auen bltr life bpgt / Dor Sth!
Nan bill bare "eoo op 2iuieu", tGu.
fer ieg.
Der er enfeItc, lom inncs fro. at
Hortbmoob inufer / 8rl,S, ON Gouu.
tpiG6et flptte8 oerfrn, % andre
iaier, iom ipneS meme, at aeniett
fife fan bcitaa lGuQcr uocu Court.
bus. Seq tGnfer, Nortbwooo oG
SenIett tommer til at iortiTtte lin
Sorretnina berefter iout hi6tlI. euter
G%ourtbuiet blir Der cQer Der. Gn
gp Ieper life al at ia Gourtbuiet.
aanhrnoe, Hortbnooo hoooe ppret
Longer frcmme iooG ON acnlCtt
banbe ietret for ii Mar iiocn. Ger or
8rllrb til at tro set.
Mcuiaheoerre til Eoitor SiIion.
Northnoob, bar Hat ia iunmcu oa
fiebt 8reitCaoorb. Get oor ret Qlort.
Gn Erciteqdarb betoler iiN / 2rn0.
bcn og er til 2ettelic for Yrcltcn.
&or.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Sads sniinSfrsb.
ON Iioeu Spriantns for SamIs % unes.)

San iflifbe for fsrite Gang | fit
Gin ub poa 2onbet, bncr Der bar Del.
Iige agre % Sfoo. San babe man.
&c 8onee p9ret | 8arfen men en- 8itt,
iom poa en- Wiaa6e- bar en- aaulerat
al bnm, o. Iom hanbe nGret N bel
CONNER uoe poa 2anbet ctiteos, bolot
~beitanhig paa at raffe NED paa Den og
ioeoe, at belle 8arfen par life nler emo
iom ct ififfeIig @%aarosrum. "&ent
bare til on faar ie Sneoeogrene bulge
iom Siseu / Slobtioen % be rsbc og
boibe &isr meb Solerue iage Iuerne,
os Siifene ifpoe fig giennem Sateet,
icm ON bet bar ct 9%aniegulp, % Be-
rene, iont bn,1eer gIinienbe peo 8ei.
fante1, os sgbler, iom ruller i @rps.
let 90 Ter til en-. R9pn life cngonJ
Garf; iee faar SrmmeIic naar ie5
bsrer Haonet".
% mi ifrIoe Sad faa ie Bet meo
eene Zine. Set bpnote iaalebes. San
iolgte netop i'm iibite auiS ON Iite'
men, oa Wonoen, iom fisbte Sen, -
en- eammeI a,lnOe fbrreiten, Iagoe:
"Se Der, Sncob, bin iteb mig, iaa Itoi
ies toge big no pao Sanoet Nottan
ODER.
Socob Itirreoe pna fine bare Ben,
fine fiaebe Burger % fin inroIt9c
Sfiorte og betenfte Zig. Som bare,
iagoe WonDen, zoe tager bet life nele
meb 4lGoerne paa 2anbet".
Wen bu Socob fit ie goguen mes
6e hoibfl9ote 9ern, iom oenteoc pao
benz oeo Stotioneu, trnfte ban, nj
Sutro nof boobe taget Sell. Dog,
8srnene bar me9et f~orneieoe ooer at
ie Socob, % ben minoite al benz grro
for at foa iio6e oeb Stben al aoisgut'
ten % protebe meb bam belle SeIen I
ct SIogS Borne ungcmoal, ban Her
life forItoo, men iont alli0eocl IprtcS
neeet forneieliqt.
SIig Ell g(fte1 iom Get par. Sutro
@srncre, iom tilbrogte belle CONNIE
rem poo 2onoet boert Ior, moreoe Jig
ubnre ooer Sofs itore lluioenbeh
meb Sitting poe 2anoet. De fiertc
ham omfring en- lioen Bonptiprre,
De ipooiereoe oiennem Sfooen / Gus
msrfet, os lpnoe efter OF Moonen To-
iteoe tine miloe I~trooIer 9iennem
SInnqpIontrne poo Gernnoocn, tltm.
IcOe 6cle Sforer, ia enOoa Den lille
Soiepbine Jig poa 8rGnieOolOen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

Sads fsrite Sanfe, efter at en- Tor.
iigtig RDitcn bapoe o4ffct bam at gsat.
tens bnbe Som, orciebe iig ON 8lom.
iterne, ban bnobe let poa Marfen on
aitenell. San unbrebes pno, ON bar
fit Sob at pluffe nosle; men ban bar
Ell bsflig Iioen Spr. Sen lille Sad, ban
Iifte life at beOe berom,
Otter en- ffpnbiom SrofoIt ion oeit
bunafige Giit ipntes maotte pere goo
nof for ieIpe 8rGiibenter, ifitlbe Sc
iaa tiIbaae til Stationen, ole Borne.
ne itablebe op / Sosnen iom To-.
"S1tnoe ieg life itige al % pluffe
noaIe al Dc Sprene berborte2~ ipurg.
te Sad, os pcste pna noslc prGgtige
5riinoirpb ("gIadepeo SuionS"),
iom poreSe incident en- Del bolt ltgrGS
inbe / Sisrnet al Snobeeninaen.
"go, bporfor buiteoe Rg life pa1
OF eiOe dig noglc &oier og 8cranier?"
raobte Mallo, MnnbenS ti'oars samlc
Cater.
Seq oiIoe better bope oisie", iaebe
Sad iprig. 90 mco l1hret / Soonben
gap Ntr. Sutro benz TO 0tinutter til al
ioufe en- Soou0fuIo al DC guile 9lom.
iter. Set bar bare Ell &aanofuIo,
men Sad oar rent benrpft ooer 6cnt
belle 9eien tiIbnge til 8pen. SC inn
teS at leSne hans E1nge, og ban pra'
teoe ON lit Sicn % ale line GieE.
0ele.
"aommer De life iii at ie fine 10,
On", iagoe ban, "naar 0tor letter Dem
i StentsiSfruffcn i'm. 9cOare5, nj
fomnler til at fro. hi er StortoIf. &t
ifa finoe poa, at ri netop bar oGrct
paa 2pIttltr og bar brogt blsIe mco
bjem", % 8rttcn 10 40 lit eeet Sno'
folo.
0a De fom frcm til 9Nen, FOG bans
Sen bom meb Jig poo Sporoogcn y
intilcoe oco at ie neo boiIfen pruGr'
0ia Minc ban lpin8e0c Oe bare SG8gc,
iom Io5iogcr mc0 illo Retttgheov
iIteoetfor al iprinQc al o0 poo for at
finoe InIcOning til at iTlge Ipl'cr.
8ou iolnme SIDE al &o9nen BE-.
fouot iio bette beiIt pnfcli9e Sftc, Il
pltffclrp00ct Barn. Sun itirreoe p1o
hans Snippe 9lomiter, Irn8icl&fltlot,
bcgi9rligt. NUiten life ct 2tebllf
peQ benoc3 Gine ira hcn. @uttCt
ioo ferit pao tine 9lomitcr % iuo po1
Barnet, bois i~toffeIs Woocr moo'te
mi bar pun @eieIl til SoipitnIet lot
at fuQ henbe %bebdnolet.
Mr. Sutro unbreoe5, ON ban o!l-
Sc Dele 9lomlterre meo hen0c, %
fpIte itQ ifuffct oper, at ban life giorbe
set; men ban ficlt0te fife enonu Den
lille 6pr tiIgoun&. Sncob ifiente
tcnlmeli9 ltffcrt, bpor Barnet itlllOc
Dcn, % BON oiloc iti9c al fsrit han
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

GpmGTiReH ..Susreuusn~. TOM ies urohtoa
for en- 3 Nannehcr fber. CT uSeH 1niE en-
fsrfte!Ia8feS Wtuftne: ben er babe toIiS 90
pen % ben eier ubutPriet goot ar6ctbe; ben CT
fulot faa aoo lom noger 9RaitHe for $50.
aac, Tom snfier en- ebmaEine, fan f2dre
minbIt $50 bcb at iisbe "3uSoerrcn". Sraai
- Gents. Gle u. GbrihiaRipn, Gianlen, gle.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Sjertf6anffn

nro eaer ureselmrsiis Sjerteilas Ct
1esn paa, at Rerperne sner 5iertsmuit'
lerne ct ioaes. en- lrngere ~fortiat
Spoebso foraariaser Risbamnelie Os
orsanif Spsbpm. Spis 7eres Sieries
geprselie er iuag, 9jsr ben ftRrf. gps
pp Ruitlerne og ftprt Reruerne meD
bet itSrite al ale 2assmiSlers, Or.
Rtles' Seart Cure.
Zen miuoite grItrengelis sIer Sp-
htoielie bsuirteoe, at nit Sierte bantes
be % hantreoe. o9 leg bapoe anialo al
llrp. Smerte ug 5iertebanteH. Ere
SLATER al 3r. Miles 5eart Cure lure
reoe mig for ale oisie 6oritprrelier o.
gioroe mtg raft"
gers. ]. u. Gouts.
Upper Sauoulfn, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
DR.. Miles
Heart Cure

bcruliser bet uerusie Sicrte. resuIerer
bets SIas os bpgger Op bets Stprte,
Iom intet anbet fan. Selgss al apps
thefere uloer @aranti.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., ElKHART, IND.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
0Grericrne I u. Carolina .

&folQc Observation-Disclosures Hop.
port uor Scr / 9torth Carolina oct
lite ,fnnitor 2St @onulh&prncricr
mch tiliommcn 3G,t26 @ToitoIc.
ri Nrbcibcre pco oi3ic Tobrifer por
Ser 4l.54l, hpnrnf 1871 Mrub.
1897 &plnocr % 1880 9srit I'M
Der IS Iur. Ter bar Ger iorhoIo@.
bis luuQt ilcrc Born. N%rbcio5tiocn
er qicuneminitllg II elmer ON Do
gen.
aur for SGrtng - @aruer's White
Wine OF Tar Syrup, bet beoitc Spitemto'
bel paa Sprben, beGbreoer ell GortisIeIie pua
cen Tag buis ben bruses / 1iOe. 25e % SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

Geuuc 6ortrtlins bar Ell Woral.
Ger fan BIZ iOrmeset al 6OriigtigbeN
pgiaa. "9et er snIt at trp ale, uGrrs
at trO %jn8cn". aipber jse 6pritif'cr
ior lem Gerts, aabner jog life Iottell
isieu hos %alObmanben ior Of ftnoe no.
ON ies fit isr 9Glter; men iOrtGGe:
aiGrringa mig at ies tit bare fem, laa
fisher ie8 tanite % tanite life uGie
Gang mine 6Dritltter. bpor be CT biz
Iigit. 8eitiaer ri burtorebe Blotatsr
hos cit Reoattpr, lnn laar ri benz moi.
pr
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
en- SmaabYreoaftcr,

Snsen Mono CT ~bebagelisere ~iituerei
eno en- iaafalot Country Goitor", bet
bill iige Resatter for ct 2ofalbiao. Gar
ban CT pel uoitprst Irptferi / en- lioen,
liplis gp | ct subt 2auebiitrifi, en- goo
Del al epantpirpinius ps iorbolo8pis
bra nieo Gbpnuenier, iamt Ell bel Del
Sob @prf" os gpsrtisiementer, iaa
er bet 10 rent ilbmrrtet. Get fan bpns
De, at fan bi9lper mso at arbeibc Iress
len letIisbebsuis, u9 at ban osiaa iGts
ter'Epper for fine Reeaftipnsartifter;
men ban betrastcr bet ipm cit Grtis
tient sGre, at ban fan sjpre % sisr bisic
Ting. Gan er pilis til at 9iuc bcer
Rano areoit ior bet spbe, Mauoeu
sipr; nlen ban ipriuarer fine s8ue &et'
tisbeber os ilaar lille al poa benz beIer,
i~triuer "guutbs Companion.
Stig cit 8soattsr unr "Sbsrit Slir"
SUpmtpfun. On &uuoe, Iom Ian
fienbte ipm en- ppermaaoe frsben Maub,
fom Ell Dag IND paa S%Iaotontoret eiter
ct Suroreoe Nuttionspl0fltsr. iom uor
beitilt 9aseu ioruo. 8coattpren rotte
bam Slotaterne, Der bar 9iOrt op i en-
net Iatfe. Gen meset fpriistige Stunt
DC aabueoe 8atten % bespuote at tGlc
Slafaterue.
8eoottpr 8lir iaa paa. % 8Iata'
terue uar totte, piite bet fig, at Der bar
ier uper bunbrepe. uben at iIae ct Orb
to9 8lir be ier Ylatater o9 trplleoe benz
iawmen mellem SGroerne fine, iomt
putteoe benz / a]outprppuen. Wso ct
bofIist Sut % ct iuot, furbinottigt
Snlil tog ban Soruel meo fin uusr al
Moobe Iurbauie oe aunbe.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-06-27

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for the County of
King.
In Probate.
No. 1884. Order to show cause on sale
of real estate.
In the matter of the estate of Carrie "
Denny, Deceased
E. Inez Denny, the Administrative of
the estate of Carrie V. Denny, deceased,
have filed her petition in this court, duly
verified, praying for an order of this court
for the sale of certain real estate of which
the said deceased died seized for the pur-
poses therein set forth
And it appearing to the Court from said
petition, that the personal estate of the
said deceased in the hands of said admin
istratrix is not sufficient to pay the claims
against the said estate and the expenses of
the administration thereof, and that it is
necessary to sell all a portion of the
real estate of the said deceased to pay the
said claims and expenses of the admins
tration. And it appearing to the Court that
said petition conforms to, and is in accord
ance with the requirements of law in such
case made and provided. 1t is ordered by
the Court that all persons interested in the
estate of the said deceased appear before
said Superior Court on Friday, the first
day of August, 1902, at the hour of 8 80
o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the
court room of the probate department of
said Superior Court, in the City of Seat
tie, in said King County, then and there to
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-06-27

and decentralization ensues, as is liza
BILE to be the case whether the family
be black Or white.
In view of the vast Improvement in
tenement house construction for white
people during the past ten years it
is strange that, until recently, moth
ing has been done for the brother
in black" Philanthropists have built
improved tenements, lowering rents at
the same time, and lodging houses
supplied with comforts and convent
ences have been erected, but none of
them for the Negro At last, how
ever, a promise of better things can
be seen. The City and Suburban
Homes Company, which has built sew
eral model tenements for white peo-
pie, has broken ground for a similar
structure for Negroes. This will be
an exact counterpart of the company s
white tenements, and will be let at
the same rentals for similar convent
ences.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-06-27
NEGRO COLONIES IN NEW YORK
CITY.

Mary Rankin Cranston, in the June
Southern Workman, Hampton,
Va. Condensed for Public Opin-
ion.
New Yorks Oldest Negro colony,
which has been in existence for TWEEN
ty-five years, is situated in Harlem
and is bounded by 9th and 1O3d
streets and End and Sd avenues. There
are several smaller ones of more re-
cent date, one at 9Th and 7th av-
enues and 18th streets and 7th av-
enue, westward to the Hudson river.
A still smaller colony is found in 47th
street, between Broadway and 9Th av-
enue, contiguous to the residential,
retail-store, clubhouse and theater
district. Today a large number of
Negroes live in the section of the city
bounded by 61st and GID streets and
10th and 18th avenues. The last CEN
sus shows that this block contains
more people than any other in the
city, having a population of about
four thousand individuals Without
exception, agents say that Negroes
are not allowed to occupy houses until
the tenements are really unfit for hui
man habitation. After these quarters
have become so dilapidated that
white tenants will no longer live in
them, they are rented to the colored
people, invariably at higher rate,
although, generally speaking, Negroes
are good tenants and take far better
care Of property than a certain class
of our white immigrant population.
Absolutely no conveniences except
washtubs are to be found in these
tenements, not even ranges or bath
tubs. For these accommodations, or
rather for the lack of them, tenants
pay from nine to fifteen dollars for
three rooms and from fifteen to twen-
ty dollars for four rooms, according
to location.
The great majority of New York's
sixty thousand Negroes earn small
wages, and the high rents reduce the
family income so materially that a
large number find it necessary to
take bOarders. In the 18th assembly
district, comprising a part of what is
known as the Tenderloin, the Fedora
ton of Churches found over six thou
sand Negroes. Nineteen per cent. of
these live in one and two room tene-
ments, 81 per cent in three rooms
and A per cent. in four or more
rooms. One-fourth of these pay less
than ten dollars a month, two-thirds
pay from ten to twenty dollars and
always from once to two a month
more than white tenants. If the
| looms were of good size with ventila-
ton this would not be such a poor
showing, but when it is known that
| four hundred are inside rooms and
that six hundred and fifty-five have
only one window, the deplorable con
dition Of these tenements will be I'm.
derstood. The lodging system is the
greatest deterrent in the Negroes eff
forts for pure living in New York
Family life is conceded to be the Ne
groes' gravest weakness, and by tax
ing strangers into the privacy of their
homes and permitting the consequent
intimate association with their grow
ing children, domestic life is DESTROYED
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-06-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Lillian Bailey is in this city
from Everett to spend a portion of
the heated term with her parents.
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show cause, if any they have, why an order
of tnIs court should not be granted to said
Administrative authorizing and empowering
her to sell the said real estate of said de-
ceased, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to pay the aforesaid claims and ex
penses of administration. It is further or
dered that a copy of this order to show
cause be published at least four successive
weeks before the said first day of August,
1902 in The Republican, newspaper print
ed and published in said County of King
and of general circulation therein.
Done in open court this 26th day of
June, 1902.
(Signed.) BOYD ]. TALLMAN,
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ROSLYN.

In future The Seattle Republican
will be represented in and about Ros-
Ign by Rev. S. S. Freeman. Persons
wishing either to subscribe for the
paper or advertise in it can make all
necessary arrangements with him.
H. r. CAYTON.
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MINERS SUPPLIES.

Tools, plumbing and pipe fitting.
Cheapest store for cash. Tin and
crockery ware.
JAMES MURRAY. Prop.
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NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions,
Gents Furnishings, etc.
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MRS. JOHN REEFS.

Up-to-date Milliner Trimmed Hats
at reasonable prices. All orders
promptly filed and goods delivered.
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11sAlaSka Central Railway Co.

Organized by leading business men of Seattle, ap-
peals to the pride and patriotism of every Ameri-
can, and especially every American resident Of
Seattle.
1t is an all-American route from Resurrection
Bay the southern coast Of Alaska due north
to Rampant on the Yukon river, through the richest
gold, coal, timber and agricultural resources of
that great territory.
The company is completing its permanent
vey this summer by means Of money raised from
the sale of preferred stock The face value of this
stock is $50 per SHARE but in order to raise money
quickly for the expenses of the survey the shares
are being sold at $3.50 apiece.
It is the aim Of the company to have the sur
vey completed by the first of October or November
and some construction work DONE so as to be in
position to float bonds and carry the entire work
to a rapid completion
The day the bonds are foated the preferred
stock, selling at $3.50 per share, will be worth
$50
This is an investment that cannot be bettered
in Seattle
The substantial character Of the business men
behind the enterprise is guarantee that every cent
will be honestly expended and the business of the
company managed to the best interest of every
stakeholder.
Put in your applications at the earliest pos
sible date.
Show your public spirit by aiding in the con-
struction of an allAmerican railroad through the
best of interior Alaska.
Call at the Office for Prospectus.
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RE les.

Painting Supplies, Wall Paper, Pic
ture Frames, Glazing. Roslyn's reli-
able merchant.
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GEM RESTAURANT.

Short orders at all hours. Furnished
rooms in connection. The best Of
everything served.
C. w. WESLEY, Prop.
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THE TO00ERY

CLEANING, DYEING AND REPAIRING.
Suit Pressing Club, so per Month.
Phone Main 1869. 722 Third Ave.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-03-13
NAlron NeH.

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P1lsGs-p-2 -sa14E a. gz- :
sGIo-r siten1e1 -rTse-
WI A14m- al Eaf- Fl Wed
oe-day for Lrl- Rec ArS-
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Nrs ?. Goo-5y = Hrx :
E-rv@I vsSr wIth relatives a.
t--1ds b-i0-- returning hone
W. Morris x.d v- q ne4-
o4e1 VISITED rsAlves here IS:
SATURDAY
JOAN SE17aliy ish Tz-5<y fo-
SeE Aibzav where he expects 70
bold = position o. TIE Frisco Z z
Mr.. FCrt- Of nea- Oxfo-1 visit
ID his aunt Mrs james Adz4S.
Sunday.
We are sO-ry 70 learn HAT Js-
Adams vas thrown from a run
away wagon and eos>l9rzbiy kgr.
ole day last week
We are CAD TO learn hat Del
ter MeE4vzney has 1oyec II 0gl
neigheOrhood-
Miss Pear. Brown xho has beer
visiting relatives IN Oxford. p
turned home Sunday.
Miss Nora FOoshee was pleas
ant visitor Of Mss CGbeile Ovens
Sunday. VALENTINE
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LOG and Hominy

Rev san Jone- las nOt CIT
Preaching 70 sinners. bit he bzs
cet1 ro2el1g : sermon "a Georgia
farmers zn1 lis text = hog aa5
honiEy- Hear hin i id not
plant bgt two zerrs q cotton last
year and that Vas ~ Eles patch.
] cultivated i sEd SIC gothic cot
ton bat ! vsst l. Understood.
gentlemen. EbI4e / have 10 corn
for sale. l an Lot ozvi1g any. and
Neat Il nv s1okehOEse. and
wheat a. The nill. and corn N the
euo, and hay Il the loft and pigs
IN Ihe lot and COWS il the barn
A. tie Presoyie-ans say. I an
elected whether ! an a candidate
o. roL. | have seen farmers rasSe
a heap Of cotton and had DO credit
a. he bank bur / never knew a
rarner With his CRIB full Of corn
thai could lot borrow all the
uyn-y he wanted AZ The banks or
bEy anything LIE wanted from ner-
chants money or 10 money. j
crb fzl OF cora 20 the farmer j.
just exactly vhst the vaults full OF
money = 70 the banker-ii i. some
thing lie can 90 business On-Ex