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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
BICYCLES IN PERSIA.
There is a Good Market for American
Machines

Mr. John Tyler, vice consul general at
Teheran, reports to the State Department
that there is a good market for American
bicycles In Persia.
About seventeen years ago" says Mr..
Tyler, ian American traveller. a Mr.. Ste
vens. on his bicycle tour round the world
stayed some months at Teheran. That was
the first exhibition of this mode Of travel
ing witnessed in Persia, and 81 caused
good deal Of curiosity and amusement
among the people. His late majesty, Naser-
ed-din. shah. and his court examined the
bicycle in the palace and were much Inter
ested in Mr.. Stevens riding performance
and his account Of his travels
"Since that time other persons have VISIT
ed Teheran on similar expeditions: and pr1-
vate individuals. resident in the city, have
imported ma chimes for their own use, so at
the present time the bicycle has become one
of the recognized methods of locomoton.
THE conservatism OF habit is much
stronger In eastern than in western lands.
The bicycle, under the most favGra BILE con-
ditions is not a very digniied method of
travelling, and IN this country II has been
looked upon as something mean and con-
temptfble. 1t has, moreover. had to enter
the lists against fascinating rivals-the
beautiful Arab and Persian horses. How
ever, utility and economy are now. with
certain classes, questions Of more pressing
Importance than formerly, and prejudice
has given place to a more liberal and en-
lightened opinion; and those who previously
opposed the introduction of the bicycle have
come to appreciate its value a substitute
for the more expensive horse.
THE roads in and about Persian towns
are perhaps not the best that could be de-
vised, but the unpleasant features are being
gradually removed. The roads which have
been constructed by foreign capital to con-
meet large centers of commerce are excel
lent
The increase in the number of bicycles
within the last five years and the large de-
mand for them show that they fiji a de-
cided want; yet one rarely finds them for
sale, and / have no doubt if a stock could
be put on the market that a considerable
business would be done.
The American machines, on account OF
the combination Of lightness and cheapness
strength and durability, appear 20 he best
suited for the country. Those of English
manufacture are too dear. I am not IN a
position to recommend any particular make.
but those that move with the least friction
and exertion, and simple in their parts
and mechanism, would be preferred for the
general trade.
IF American enterprise be energetic
enough to enter this open door IL might lead
to trade expansion in other directions.
Hitherto we have been content to supply
few articles through subsidiary channels
and have not reaped the reward of the COM
mendation the goods have earned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

For haze been kennel and reputed decent
well-dOing woman a my days, that played
nae plskies, but gaed ilk day to the kirk
and bode the ither' the kitchen-never miss
ing a Lawful day-me and my fathers afore
mer'
Well Miss Barbara 1 struck in as
soon 1 could get word. II am obliged
for what you tell me. But 1 must see Mr..
Glendonwyn at once, as l cannot stay-and
my business is important"
Stay she cried. catching at the word
"stay-na, it will be a short day and a
lang ere ony like We are asked to stay in
minister's house. Did ye no hear, young
woman, that / haze already telled We in sac
mony words O the English language (may-
be it is no teached in schules nooadays like
money ither things that were thocht re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

Well said the old man, I've done my
part by the boys an gals-eddicated the
last one of 'em in Greek, Latin an French"
And what's to become o you now?'
well, they've consented to let me live
with 'em an help support the crowd in
dialect" Atlanta Constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
Valuable Timber.

From the Chicago Tribune.
81 think a good deal of that cane" re-
marked Senator Lotsum. exhibiting the
walking stick with pardonable pride. 1T
cost $4,000.
What are you giving me?' asked Sena-
tor Sweetner.
ITS a fact There was $50 900 appro-
priated for the improvement of one of the
rivers in my state last year. One snaH was
pulled out of the river, and this cane was
made from that snag"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
up in the Air. y

From the Milwaukee Sentinel
In view of the threatened advance in coal
1t is cheering to know that scientists have
discovered a warm stratum of air $1,000 feet
above the surface of the earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
HUMES SUPPORT
WILL ORGANIZE
It's Full Strength TO Be Brought
Out In Every Ward

A rather important meeting ~ the
supporters uf Mayor tmmoa in the
Republican party was held the uirht
before last iu the office uf Urorrr O..
Piper ilumcH political manager Steps
were takru Ga organise in every ward
aud precinct Ia the city, John p.
Miller was chosen Co manage the or
sanitation forces and trrd Ware
and rhos a. Burke were ,hoaru to
assist hlm.
Ware is one OF the prominent men
in lHhor circles 81 Seattle. and Nv hn
old friend Of Mayor tmmra while
Burke WAS chief deputy under Van de
Nauter during the recent torn ~ the
latter as sheriff ~ King county. A
Van do Nantvf De- an active supporter
% iaul for mayor. u Is looked upon
as a matter uf little surprise that
burke should break away from Van
dc NantcrH leaderahip. especially az
ter having worked Ho hard fpr him u
the campaign 81 1901.
uut il o. stated hY Mr. uurkr'H
friends that 90 that time he was really
supporting iiumvn fot governor, but
when the latter was turned down Al
the convention. he used hia Influence
for Van ds Nautrr james Wilson.
another one ~ Vans furmvr deputi w.
has also entered the arena against his
former employer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07

Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
College 6aieiies

The Young ladies' Of the university.
comprising the Green Ribbon club. 70
viii entertain their gentlemen friends
BY an informal dance tonight al the
home Of Miss Louise Nichols. az
summit avenue and ia street
The sigma Ma fraternity have t..
surd Invitations faf a dance a. tha
Queen Anne Club house February q.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
wlli entertain their friends az their
club house in Unlvrrnlty heights next
EflInN nNnnInE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
WILL 1T SAVE DOLLARS
TO PEOPLE OF SEATTLE?
Municipal Electric Plant Viewed From the Standpoint OF
the Private Consumer-Facts Which Tend
to Show Its Desrability

calculation heretofore made on the
basis OF an average rate OF 4 cents
per kilowAtt hour. would mean a
reduction 81 ouo-hhlr TO private
consumers. Yet, as shown. q would
yield profit that would glvc
the city lts public lighting free 20
cost. Tho rates would sliii be- grad
uated in the same proportion. for
that feature ~ the present system
g. perfectly fair for the reasons
given.
The Seattle Electric Company also
makes Hat rates. and in later ia-
sue the Star VIII consider the qucN-
tion ~ supply "a private consumers
upon the basis OF nat rate charge
per are or incandesceut light and
show a like favorable comparison
With the meter or Hat rates OF that
cnulunny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
BARRIERS Have a Row

WIN. p3efsi, proprietor - the Hns
Ton harbrsshup. WAS arrested yestrr.
day afternoon for striking Davis Cort.
faarrhr over the head with a bottle
or hnir restores. The trouble Erru
eui - dispute over whether Cort
marrhs had been discharged = fcu
days previous or whsther he cult vol
unfairly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
Must Attend School

The fnur boys against ~hofa Cauntf
superintendent Hartfanft made com.
piaint last week Zoe not ntsrnIinA
school wcrc brought before Judge
Tal'man yesterday nftcrnuua with
their parents.
WIN Manning was termed uvrr 10
Maj Newell - fha Industrial school
Tho case % Daniel Weber ass COM
tinusd two weeks Charles Hurnea
ard clifford Woodisy werr diarhArEed
with a warning Ga them and their
parents That u they came bark on
inc same charge they would bc reui
10 the Industrial school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
BITS OF GAIETY

The Alpha Club held It's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon in the
club rooms % the New York block
The sans Soucf Club have issued
Invitations for masquerade party.
"a be- given on the 18th % February.
ln the old Rainier hotel on Firm Rv-
enue and Columbia street
The telephone girls viii give a
Ball on the itth Of February IN
Hhnks'H haii Music will b. fur.
nlshrd BY WREnrr'S orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07

HILARIOUS laps
AT SOUTH PARK
Fall TO Fighting Among Themselves
and Discharge Firearms

There waa a lively time on the
county hridxs az South Park last night
caused BY thrve Intoxicated japanese,
rhey first began fighting among
themselves. and then when the stage
came along they followed IL. Tho
leader fiouriHhed revolver 10 thu
face ~ the stage driver George Wal
ton. who climbed frcm his box and
snauied the Jap. Later. firing VAS
heard from an adjacent field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
W00DMEN DANCE

Tho dance siven at Ranko hall iaai
evening by the degree team ~ Home
camp. No 80. Woodmen ~ the World.
was a MOST enjoyable affair and a
decided success II was tue ninth ln
- series % dances being given by the
camp. each one ~ which has been a
brilliant and happy occasion.
Last night iarxn crowd was prra.
enL and for many hours tbs merry
dancers triprcd tho light fantassic q
the strains 81 excellent music.
Tho success af thp dance last nigh,
was due % the enterprise and goosi
management - tho committee In
ehnrEe. ard 10 thsm much credit IL
tlue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
THEODORE, JR.
VERY ILL

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Feb. t.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. the preni-
dents eldest SON, ia seriously ul with
pneumonia al Groton school. Grotou.
Mass The alarming Intelligence
reached here this morning Mrs
Roosevelt VIII leave Tor Gruton this
afternoon. The boys Illness IL the
result % exposure during bare
beaded expedition in a suowAtorru he
ia said 10 have led several dnvm aro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
HANGED

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. Fired
eric schultz was hanged here this
morning Tor the murder 81 Mrs.
Craig. his paramour. Its last words
we're Here goes an Innocent man
into eternity Before the execution
the hangman was set upon by rouEha
and badly beaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
scANDiNAyiAN. AMERICAN
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MEST COMPANY.

AENI COMPANY.
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORES
one store ia Seattle. several out.
side. money makers ali.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
incorporated. rare chance for mar
capable % taking charge Of Hnlei
90 the trade. well established. owr
patents
real. EETATE--
2 chances ~ well established Of.
ficrH. needing additional interested
help.
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several. very valuable. land. fNh-
INK grounds. etc. complete.
DRUG STORE
Wen established. on Second av-
enue. chance Of life time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
= or Ia interest In traps and fun
gear boats. acows and all
fis 600 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house
wishing 20 enlarge capacity: profits
In "a months VIII return invest
msnt
TRUCK Farm FOR RENT
80 acres. at city'H door. elegant s.
room houHs. modern improvements
so month.
4 SNAP IN ACREAGE
s acres az Green Lake. for less thar
cost OF clearing.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue, grand view.
car lines.
AN ELEGANT FLAT
Faan
can be rented BY buying new fur.
nlture at half price.
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
SALOON
one % the SWEETEST" best located
places in the city, several others
all prices.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant In heart OF city
well established. weekly profit 500
present owner has extensive prop.
erty interests IN the East that de-
mand Immediate attention: tech.
nlcal experience unnecessary.
MILLINERY pARLORS-
Elegant nttinEs and furniture. IS.
tablished trade among the elite,
can be bought at cost Of Fittings
II taken quick.
ESTABLISHED INDEPENDENT
BUSINESS
s3soo buys II complete: monthly
profits si7b.
INCORPORATED COMPANY
81 500 takes half OF the stock.
monthly proflts $500 guaranteed
investment secured.
s. 600 To 5000 AT PER CENT
MONTH
II invested in stock OF an estab.
lishcd corporation. secures saIaried
office and 5 per cent. month on
money put In.
Two fine offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
LAUNDRY
Wen established. I'm heart OF city
on account of owner having othc,
business requiring his attention
can be bought FOR less than cost.
CIGAR STAND
Paying $3.50 daily profits. can b,
bought FOR $3.50 for "a few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying sl75 month clear. fine out.
~ IN every respect. only offered
for short time. 1000 regular Gus.
toners; best reasons for selling.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory
fine location. owner has two stores
and can only attend to one.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established. ground floor ~.
fee, well located. half interest 10,
$500 20 right man.
ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds OF rare chances. cover.
you just what you wish, or f,,r.
nish capital for any profitahla IN
vestment. that viii stand close in.
spcCtion.
GER MAN AMERICAN TNVrgr
MENT COMPANY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and saturday. occasional rain. fresh
Mrs. Hans J. Hansen. wife of a
PIKE sirsea commission merchant
died 40 3lf Boylston avenue last
evening The body Is at Butter
worth's
X. Tanaka. aged % years. died iaat
evening AZ Providence hospital Bor
neY stewart have charge OF tho
remains.
II yon want repair work - any kind
rlng NJ hrixusr and Munger. phone.
Black 1872
---=a=E-==-=-
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

= 'o ii,,., ai go sao.a2i aiooo bIa 4'i
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DnIsesMAItEHs

ABH iaalfn TAILOR ana fftFFtlHN hsHNa
eail o. Lamb Sisters 5iD-aii Collins blk
Mrs. tfANHOh stylish millinery ~ low
est prices corner FOURTH and Pine.
49,. Z. !. I. y y - 49, -.
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The funeral OF w Y. T1sweliyn.
who committed suicide IN the south
ern hotel was held from Butter
worth 4 SONS chapel this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07

AUa,TIONt

AUCTION AUVTTONt
am prepared to do general auc-
uoneering at all times. can he
round az our storeroom; also have
NJ thls time 10 pieces OF new leather
furniture consigned to me from
Tacoma; TO be sold at once at what
II may brlng call and see e: first
street Major ID. G. STAN. pbonN
Clay lSi '''''''
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wANED-REAL ESTATE
Hous AND LOTS wAsrEn

WE have Al customers for hcusa a
cottages. torres and modern dstzzr !
all partial the city. The ozI " !
sell yolnroper;y is % adse-is a
a. wa end TWO THOUsAsp l[,
LARS Aacuth Tor that p<rzss ! r.
lows as logical conclusion III " az
sell u. tst your property ~ - ~
our photrapher viii take q ~ 7
-, whicniil be published IN ~fs9 t'f'
IN al thlsading newspapers n - ~
CEI4AAN AMERICAN INFEsxss
COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
Tho paintiai Steamer
saFsfees on a=HHsss, esafsass

Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle Z a. m.. ~ m. and
8 y. ~.
Leaves Everett, s:is a. m. Q 30 and
T.is ,. m.
Phone. Red a1l. colman Dock.
y. y. SCOTT. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
wANTD TO RENr-HorsEs

ANTED 70 RENT.
We Nlll mt your house. cottkft, 81
OF rucm u desirable TO ~llssA y
ants, wain seven Gays or rsg ~
month \ ent. or we win sxsu-t
care an ma-aE emeut % year prz;r
and payNou SIX months rent = =
vsHce, German American Inytfr<
Co, ata'hird avenue.
wIRI IRON AND PLATING
Eg@s,F-sr - 80 (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
DANCIso ACADIsmfrs

DAhCIHQ ciaaasa fsf beginners Msn4ag
ana Friday evening ~ haD. pruf. wal.
sons a hslt 81 dancing. private tsfaoua
daily. Hauks hail. riss street
SOCIETY ana Stage dancing D.. o.
Yates. supervisor Normal assot lsfien.
2sit First. Green 1870
pHOF. LITTLE. teacher n ball rom an1
HAN gHl
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poH ttt.NI


HOMES. HOMES HONEST
The NATIONAL. HOMEsEEKE Frs
ASSOCIATION OF Chicago. H.. IL
now located In Seattle and viii fur
niAh you money 10 pay OF mort
cages. build or buy a home or farm
On any location and give you Is
years and months TO pay II back
at the rate Of s5.59 PER month. $500
OF each $3.50 applies on your home
without Interest. Under this plan
home n in the reach Of all. II
VIII pay you TO Investigate.
Cheaper than rent. safer than a
bank. our plan II no scheme. but a
safe. honest. equltably home prop
osition. CAN At 1902 First avenue
and Jet uE explain IL 20 you. Good
agents wanted. Correspondents
send stamp for reply.
y. ~. GoRDAN. State Manager.
FOR RENT Hoasea. ootiGges. stnrss ard
ftqnis. furnished and unfgrnishsd. IN all
parts Of the city. German A rrerfcza
lnveafuasnt Co. SIS Thifa avenue
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EEATILE clothes FfssslnE 20. rIoth-s
Do share, % month 1rriHK. repair
ing iOO Third PED fts4
DHA MATfd-OPgnAT SCHOOLS

i1gAh Dramatie nchosd pres afsa pIyila for
dramatic ana tpffste atHEs. advanced
pupils finished. and heKiHnsfa accepted ia
slsCsttHn and ofatprT. viii furnish Via %
nnd cgaoh dramatic eiuias Tues. anI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
ReNetDoq8aII-S
6OufhWiCk Co
N% 7l7- l9-2i.25 First Avenue

perfect nttiug working glove.
They come in brick. horurhide
and cnifakin. and are tanned
nrpprout and waterproof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07

tIOTnGs CIIANIstl

na6MLEg a WLLia. general esatfs,l.fs.
~ starr neTd BID Isl. Haln sss
HOBEhaGisT 4 HOBELEAF. rh4ps 81
2lf no ngiinE street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
Sale OF Iron Beds

our closing -out sale ~ Iron
iieda ia doing quick work Huil
about 30 OF the famous Adams.
WcHtlhkc Co. beds left. ana
you may have your choice for
less than they cost ms. N you
cannot conveniently pay all
down. make a small deposit
and the bed will be set aside
for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
BUSINESS CoLLI5cIv,

CLAHkE's Pornin Shorthand ,3..,.-.....,,--
alN.a"al instruction "a Boston blk y"
BEST methods and teachers. Acme li,,.,n...
Solege' Second and Pike. 'N@'h'ss
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bit FoaDA aA1skfcs...'sl.l,
an4 fhfaat sAl l.lna 80
Dit d a. 9AcKtasos. -
~ KInnL l.N.K 49,.
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.tf fhAAtel HlfiEAks AuaNh sffT1AAtAs
sdssLees On salaries. Room 10 Downs
biqr5
"a AEEANTs bought and soiz. Morrison
EAhrlmAn. Nutsai Life BID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-07
CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT or TITLE
ObhOHAE TIEMFEit q 90. ins.. 40
stfart DO. established 1888. MininS
claim abstracts Easement u the Aus
tual iAfs building
| hOO1H- WurrLEaEY .HAHHoiiD A..
stfaet Co.. established lhaY. basement u
lalief BLOCK Isisph~ue. Main 10.
/ hEAJrLE Abstract CO.. D. x tioek.
AuGuiTBCTs
JOBS oiAnAA. 80 81 oioDo biA Tel
! James 1z1i
D. ". nouunToN. Ht.i7 collins
ATrOnNEfs-AT-LA
! Wh. 49, hUI'fNEh. attorney al law. suits
prosecuted sud defended in 80 courts, ~
! FFsiH ohpanrnrs. Proceedings ia bans
tttl.g sYii isnies ~ prlufatsd. shHif -
tafstnir examined. collections made lh
! aH EafiH ~ thp United states Highest
commercial and bsnk references. bis
/ Ihira avenue Phone. Main iop.
! 4 g. MACDONALD. 80 surks buiidinE
I hopI PALMER a BROWN. rioHssr VA.
/ LYMAN 81 kNAtP. 10 Haiisr buuainE
] FRANK 81 WHEELING. boaton blDek
/ W y. LANhuTH. 2os.s raeihc bioeE
! fiLiitE q. tElRT. asO buIks biDch
| ,. y. DoUdLAB. tJf Nsv YORK biaE
/ q. WARD KEMP. ~ BYrts buiiains
1 >. kELioop. 80 bailey building
1 y. q. LAAdLAND 90 y. y. blosk.
---- AUCTION SALES
I AUCTION sale. zzlJ seventh avenue.
I saturday February 3. 10 ~ a, ~.
an furniture ana household goods
OF '-room house. parlOr pieces
] rockers. chairs. tables. Hldebonfd.
z CHINA closet. bookcase. extension
table. carpets. drapery. lace cur
/ thluH. good range. Kitchen fur
hiture, etc, ZZls seventh avenue
take virginia street cars 10 Firm
aud Bell, walk 2 blocks east. y.
a. Birkerion. Huctioneer.
Y y. a.. ulrHENTBN r.r..Y.. st,r,t,,...,
I 1919 I4fat AFspus
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AUo1ioN SALES
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.

THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
Naiit@l Iaid ~ t...t.t...s.... - ooo. 90
60. fEiEht million doiiaTsj
Interest aliosad On time deposits. Fsn-
sfa4 hahkinA businesa transacted.
hkAIti.E BRANCH Corner % James
street ana second sFsnus
y. a. CAMERON. Manager.
fuuEr SOUND NATIONAL BAsk or
f,..t,.t 49,. WHILE
90
,. furth. pres J. D. oolasrslth. vice
pfsat. ~ Anksny. cashier.
. teffsh iunaHgts ln pfihcipal cities in the
Ahttfa states and Euruts.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
EAta 70. tfu0 90 a. 81 Gsussldrr. pres
, y NaFasa cash 4 r GrssrIexf 80
s@.h- Commercial savings and tr,sst busi.
scANDtNAVIAN- AMERICAN
BANK.
ef hrafus. A Esnsfai h.ankfrE fasfnsrs
hehHAfts2, bspcaifs. a. to Uso A ghii-
.fft tfrs =, l. 0rundahA Grst vice pg.s
=. ~ hseihsFr. cash J. ~. L@ne Hsut
CASH Ne branches
TIE FlHBr NATIONAL HANK or
lAta ~ capital ..... $50 600
E"@.fAi AAAAiuE business transacted
- Hngss D.. Efsn a. MrMieksn. VICE
Itest l., Turner. caah. X. D rarkhurst
-, cash EHrhamx~ Ga pflnciyal eltiss
- =. sn8 EuFops
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Sorosis Oxfords

Tho spring Htyloa in shoes
and OafordH have arrived. and
we consider u pleasure to
show them.
The newest thing FOR street
dress iH the Colonial slipper
with large kilt buckle. and
made ~ ono chrome patent
calf. with medium weight
welt sole, plain round toe and
high cuban heel We have
them at $3.50 the price at
which the "suroHiH h. sold
everywhere but they cannot
be- duplicated elHow hero uu-
der fG01
In ONFORDS We have a large
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mission fee received from each new
applicant into the order, twenty-five
cents shall belong to the division,
twenty-five cents to the commandery
in chief, and fifty cents shall 60 to the
permanent endowment fund Of the Nm
tional Memorial university, and the
balance of the fee shall belong to the
camp; and which aggregate fund CD,
the camp shall forward to the division.
"The honor of being elected to the
position Of commander of the Iowa
division, Sons Of Veterans, is most
highly appreciated by me, and I shall
at all times do all in my power to pro-
mote the best interests Of the order.
With the hearty cooperation of each
individual brother and camp through
out the state I trust that great good
can be accomplished for the order
during our administration.
"By order W. T. Mollison, Com.
manding Iowa division, Sons of Vet.
erans"
ATTEST: John R. Criley, Adjutant."