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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
CALIFORNIA CROPS
TO FLOOD MARKETS

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 1.-THE fol-
lowing summary of the orange crop is
made by the Express:
Southern California will ship total of
20 COO cars of citrus fruit during the pres
'ent season. The new crop is expected to
fall short more than 1000 cars of the
output last year. The estimated shipment
of vegetables will aggregate 1900 cars.
Frost has not damaged oranges up to this
time, but the new crop of summer lemons
will be short.
fact &c which nearly all of the shortage
Is stated to De due. Shipments of the new
crop 10 Saturday aggregated 1898 cars, as
against 1929 cars for the same time last
year. The new crop is of a superior quality
and the acreage this year is the largest
in the history % the industry in this sec
ton.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
PRISONER is KIDNAPPED
FROM HIS CELL IN JAIL

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ia special
TO The Sentinel from Bristol. Tenn. says:
Kidnapers entered the Bristol. Va, jail
at midnight and forcibly took Will King,
a negro prisoner across the state line in
to Tennessee turning him over to Bristol,
Tenn, policemen.
King, it is charged. assaulted 12-year-
old son of o. f. Bum. The negro re-
ceived a knife wound in the face in resist
ing capture by the boys father and others.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
A WOMAN'S SUCCESS
AN INTERESTING STORY OF HOW
SHE ATTAINED 1T.
For a Long Time It Seemed That Good
Fortune Would Not come-An APP
parent Trifle Brought II About.

AS with many other women AOituiiS
fingered a long while before coming 10
Mrs. Knowles But finally a trifing oc-
currence brought Il TO her. Mrs. George
NJ. Knowles lives at No. l6 North street.
Portland. Me-. and when a reporter
visited her TO learn the facts In the case
she said:
For a year and a half suffered tor
lures from rheumatism. when 1 arose
I'm the morning or when / got up TO walk
after Il had been sitting down for a
while. my Joints became stin and 1 could
not move easily as did before the rheu-
matism set in. Ny fc6t ached ana l could
not walk without limping for some MN
utes after I started out. II was very pain
ful and interfered a great deal with my
household duties"
How did you succeed in becoming cur
ed?' asked the newspaper man.
at was one of those apparently little
things that brought IL aboSt." replied
Mrs. Knowles. with a smile. I had been
suffering in this way for year and
half when one day happened to pick up
the paper and to see an advertisement OF
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
/ made up my mind to try them. When
had taken one box felt better, and after
1 had taken the pills for about two
months all the pain was gone. This was
year ago. and the rheumatism has not
trOuDled me since
The above statement Of Mrs. Knowles
was sworn to at the reporters request
before Marshall III. burlington, notary
public at Portland. and published in The
Express. a reliable newspaper of that city.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie will not only cure cases similar TO
that OF Mrs Knowles, but, containing as
they do. all the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood
and restore shattered nerves, they have
proved efficacious In a wide range Of dis
eases. They are an unfailing specific for
such diseases as locOmotor ataxia, par
tial paralysis, St. Vitus. dance, sciatica,
neuralgia. rheumatism, nervous headache,
the after effects Of grip. of fevers, and
Of other acute diseases, palpitation of the
heart, pale and sallow cOmpleXions and
all forms Of weakness. either in male or
female. DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People are sold by all dealers or will be
sent postpaid on receipt Of price, so cents
a box; six boxes. two dollars and fifty
cents. by addressing DR.. Williams Med
fcine Co. Schenectady, Ny. Be sure and
get the genuine; substitutes never cured
anybody. 80
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
TWO TERRITORIES ARE
KNOCKING AT THE DOOR

CHICAGO. Jan. 1A-GOvernOr y. o.
Murphy. OF Arizona. is in Chicago on his
way 20 New York Thence he goes TO
Washington. Governor OterO. OF New
Mexico. IS already there and the two uni
tedly viii urge the admission Of their ter
ritories as states
Governor Murphy said:
we are entitled TO statehood and the
privilege OF ruling ourselves. We have
not 50 great Spanish population as New
Mexico. Our MormOns number only 1900
and they are thrifty. solid farmers. They
no longer practice pOlygamy and they
are among the best citizens we have.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
MUST PAY POLL TAX
TO COUNTY TREASURER

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. bit has
been decided by the circuit court here
that poll tax should be paid to the county
Heretofore this tax has been paid into
the city treasury by citizens of Birming-
ham and other cities have also collected
the tax for their citizens. The case will
be carried to the supreme court without
delay. so that the matter. which has
caused much controversy. may be finally
settled.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
PATRICK WILL FACE
A JURY ON MONDAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-Albert T. Patrick,
who is to be tried next week on the charge
of numbering William Marsh Rice, was
brought before Justice Beach in special
term of the supreme court on an adjourn
ed writ of habeas corpus obtained In De-
cember by his counsel. It was arranged
that his trial would begin January 18th,
but It was decided to postpone it until
next Monday.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
Fire in Acworth; Loss is $4,000.

ACWORTH, Ga, Jan. 13.-The large
flour mill of Cowan, Moore & Co., To-
Gated at this place, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning at o'clock. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. Two-thirds of this
lose is supposed to be covered by insur-
ance.
The Cowan-Moore mill was one of the
largest manufacturing plants in this Sec
tion 1t had a capacity of rs barrels per
day. 1t will likely be rebuilt.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
OBEAR ORDERED RETIRED
BY GOVERNOR TODAY

An order was issued by Governor Cam
der Tuesday. which order retires In
spector General William G. Obear from
active duty. except when he is wanted by
the governor. The order has been printed
ana Nlll be SEM 20 the various commands
over the state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
ALL NIGHT SCHOOLS
IN CHICAGO ARE CLOSED

CHICAGO. Jan. 14.-Eor the first time In
more than thirty years Chicago's night
schools are closed temporarily at least. IL
IS also a serious question II the day
schools can be kept open during the reg
ular ten months This condition is the re-
suit OF low condition Of the city's finances.
The average attendance at the night
schools has been All. and IL was esti-
mated that the attendance this year
would have been 400 and that 80 teach
ers would have been employed IN the
twenty schools planned 70 be opened. The
cost would have approximated S50.0o0.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
CENTENARIAN DYING;
RECALLS WASHINGTON

NEW YORK. Jan. 14.--Peter Lee. who has
been In the employ % the Stevens family. OF
Castle Point. Hoboken. y J.. upward of q
hundred years. Is dying at Castle Point.
The date OF his birth IS somewhat uncertain
but IL was probably In 1885 or 1895. He was
born In Hoboken Of slave parents. the prop
erty Of Colonel John Stevens. He became free
IN the course OF years. but only cncc was
he separated from the Stevens family.
lie declares he remembers the general mourn
ing for the death OF George Washington In
December, 1893. lie can recall the days pre-
ceding steam navigation, when morse boats
furnished the most advanced methods % trans
poFtatson across the Hudson river.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
SISTER MAURICE DEAD;
WAS BELOVED BY ALL

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 14-Sister Maui
rice, for hfty-f1ye years a member of the
community of the Sisters Of Providence at
ST. Mary's OF the Woods in this county, the
mother home of the order in the United States.
is dead at the age Of seventy-two years. She
had been at the head OF the department Of
literature, art and science and girls college,
Conducted in connection with the ST. Mary's
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-01-16
GEORGE P. HOWARD
MAY GET HIS MONEY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Congressnaan
Livingston introduced a bill I'm the house
yesterday directing the secretary of treas
ury to pay George p. Howard Of Atlanta
the sum of seas for the use by the gov
eminent OF property in 1893.
MILTON SAUL.
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sioux FALLS. S. D., Feb. is. 1901.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Feb. is, 1901.
For 80 years l suffered constantly from
protruding piles and finally had to aban-
don my trade of stone mason. Four
months ago l began using Pyramid Pile
Cure, and before / had used up one soc
box the disease had entirely disappeared
and there is no sign of its ever returning.
1 am completely cured. f. Caps. 216 n.
Minnesota Ave" Sold by all druggists, SOC
a box. Book, "Piles, Causes and Cure, ="
mailed free. Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Mich.
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Damage Suit Settled.

MACON. Jan. 14.-John H. Neel, a
butcher, was run over and killed by a
Southern railway train at North Macon
bridge crossing a year ago. His family
brought suit for damages. They were set
tied with this morning for 81, 200.
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GEO NORMAN, Adjutant General
and Chief Of STAFF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
SIBERIAN TRADE FOR ;
SEATTLE MERCHANTS
Attention of Chamber of Commerce Called TO
New Feld---Line OF Steamships May
Be Established From This City

Plans are now being discussed by
a number " the more prominent eS=
porting nrmn OF this CITY Tor tho ea-
tahiishment OF line u nrst-e
steamships 70 ply between Seattle
and northeastern China and Siberian
ports. ny the establishment OF this
line. the local nisfchants propose 20
gain control Of the rich trade that
70 now beins mnnopelizsd BY the
English. Freheh and osrm9ns
some tirns ago the matter OF Sc
curing for Seattle the immense vel.
VAS inforiiaiiy discussed By the
members % tho chamber u com
nerve. since then. Secretary Aeikie
has been satherins statissies that
prove that this fisld 10 rich in prom
iaes Of inward TOT local merchants.
The merchants themselves have.
meanwhile. acted on their own re-
uponslhility. and with such good re-
suits that by the merging OF inter
eats now contemplated. Seattle will.
within the coming ala nionths. hq In
a position 10 command the trade Of
a territory approSilnatinE Ia estent
that 81 the entire United States
To do this Il has been found Hsoes=
*af1 W HAAAAtth ltH~ OF tFNftfNr
carrying steamerM and negotiations
10 this end are now under way. Al
the next meeting Of the chamber af
commerce the whole sub lect viii be
taken up for the sen~rai bsueft %
the commercial interests Of the city,
Rs n ~ conceded that the gaining OF
this trade means more for Seattle
than any commercial enterprise uus
derfaken Ia fecent years
Nj. 4 4 sEourftsss fscentfy ar
rived In this country from a lorR
residence IN Manchuria and Eastern
Siberia. has provided much valuable
dafa upon witch local merchants efe
basing their proposed commercial
asEr~asieD.
IN o letter. = copy Of witch has
h~sn received IN this city. he has
this to say Of the country and it,
commercial advantages a. concerns
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t.fn6on Nith Afa IiardonbofEh at
her hanae on Fiftssnth avenue.
ai.a Margaret Boyd siIl be the
hoatese Of a dancing party 10 be sis-
on Al her home on "Wednesday even
Ing
The Haiier Dancing club has made
elebornta arrangements tor a New
Year. eve taaftf. IA be given In thu
club building. on the water frunt.
The f~rrf viii leave Seattle at ! 20.
returning from West seattle after
the party. Every effort 10 being
made to fnAke this one u the most
enjoyable Affairs over given In West
Seattle.
The Nineteenth century club viii
ulsst Friday. Jan. !. with Aias Rob
Srta Fr1v. at her home. 80 Pike
street
Prof. Christensen has Issued IN
vttaiiona FOR a dancing party To 10
helt tomorrow evcntng In the Ar
cafe building.
Are Ensrlbrecht wili entertain her
friends tonight At her homs. ses
Ntrafesnfh avenue north.
The Scandinavian club give n
dance New Years night IN Christen-
arn'a hall.
The ~ ard n club meet tnnixht
vith Mr. and Mrs q y bradley. tot
Harvard avenue.
Rainier lodge. No. iss. Of the FRA
tefnai Brotherhood. viii give n
dance At carpsatsr's hall on New
Years sve.
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NOT THIS
SESSION

Judge aichafd A. Rslienssr re-
turned yesterday from Washin xtan.
~ C. where he has been FOE soasa
time, az tho representative Of ,hs
King County liar Association. The
purpose Of hts visit vas TO secure.
n possible. fasofshis action By con
srees on the federal Judiciary bill.
frauasd b. senator Turner
TIE bill provides for rrdl~tfictins
the United States and creating six
more circuits IN the federal courts.
The states of washington. Idaho ana
Montana sad ths territory % AiAska
ar. grouped In a eiryu it By thsm-
sslves and circuit tuiso given 10
each Of the states named.
Judge 8aileuHrr says there IL NJ
Likelihood of the hiti being passed at
this session of congress for tho r~as-
IN that the bts trust. statehood and
other rfusfsrncy bills must BE- taken
az and ssffictsnt time for the con
sideFstiau u judiciary bills rAnnas
no spared hsfaFr the CLOSE Of thu ass-
sion.
1-ne bils ha<. howsvcr. met With
favorable consideration In esfnnait-
tee aud will. without doubt. he pass
81 at the neat s~aNsaa Of eongrens-
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American exportcrHi
That there Rre splendid chances
of making money there IL uHqueH.
tionabis This English. French and
Germans have ut tho present time
the monopoly, and. aa they sell theft
goods ~ high profit. they are reap
ing rich harvest. A point much
IN favor Of Seattle r. It's direct COM
muniration and facilities for ship.
ping 70 those ports privilege not
enjoyed by other eountrtra. over
iRnd transportation by AsiAtie meth
cd are 80 crude and expansive that
goods manufactured IN their own
country. even NJ no great distance
from tbs market. esst more than ths
Imported Article.
aRrAariins ths kpods In demand
one might say nearly NIL staple, ar
ticlrs Manufactured IN this eountry
arc In request Regarding points al
which To establish general agencies
nsllny and NaEaRaki are At present
the only two. and tho latter prefer
ably. Us n n In ui6st direct com.
munication with all Siberian and
Manchufian parts.
The nusslan volunteer fleet. the
Russian transport Feet tin eanuec-
tinn with the Russo-rhinese mil
NH9l ana nntiin HniAii NrFNthn ltee
maintain a REGULAR service, and o.
not touch at Kobe. while nnIFf The
japanese Nippon Yuasn kaiHsn and
OSAKA Aposasn kairsia nfslntain az
Irregular service thsre. Moreover
Nasnaaki L. much more centrally To-
Gated
while thers are stu many an
moving restrictions PLACED on foreign
trade. thes~ are gradually but surely
being removed, ard the country
opening up. and u i- n SURPRISE 20
me that mnre American capital has
not been invested"
n the predictions Of those Inter
est.s n this project prove correct.
the Manehurtan and Siberian trade
wilt assume such proportions that
within . period ~ ave years u Will
equal or exceed All OF the other On
pors trade from this port
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THEATRICAL


20. Promise Me- sstsrcwi October
Aie. = '-Ths Thinkers. charua." and
the fansas afHorers Hoag ait 10
v~rg much In evidence at the T'hurs.
Day matinee at the grsni
The original Sheriff Of Nottingham.
". =. ifnrua t.se. the original t.ttfie
John. W. ~. Macdonald. the ORIGINAL
Dame Duri~n. Josephine bartlett.
ard tho original Frfar T,lck. Gesrxe
y. buckingham. viii all spI,ear In
the nn~ new productions of 'nonln
uesd'. PROMISED fur Thursday after.
mon. The magnificent =sss- ST
tinse and costumes uscd in the re-
cent New rsrs revival usn all ~
used az the Grand, tho stag. diss~n-
sious permit ting the entire psofsc-
ton being utilised.
The COMPANY and chorus 81 the
fis~tonfans 10 reported 20 hs one u
che strongest aimee tho original r~u-
duetlon Of Robin Hood. n years
ago.
"piehiras from psek-
Msss Regina Merritt. the cortrs ITO
in the -Ptekinss Ffufn Puck essn-
pAny IN the young wotnaa who dur
ing hsr ia<t Wait To Seattle with the
Murray a Mack company was strtch-
On with asaiirox. she vas taken
TO the peat house where sha remain.
- f~ several weeks. durinr whirh
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BROTHERS
WILL AGREE

FTha oontfuVerny between Arthur
AND Walter sunboFn. over the admin
iHiratornhip Of the estate of their
father, the late "a ~ sanford Of Bni-
lard, was settled yesterday afternoon
IN the superior court by Judge Tall
mans appointment Of nr. Sanford
Martin - permanent executor.
The brothers we're formerly Joint
administrators Of the estate. Last
November. Nsiter sanbofn claimed
that there had been Irregularities In
the manner of eondsciins the bust
meas On the part OF Arthur Sanhorn.
Tie surety company that furnish
ed he bonds for the brothers. Join-
"a walter Sanburn in a clifton TO
have disintetestsd administrator
appointed.
The charges preferred by Walter
annhorn against his brother we're
diafniaaed yesterday
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tnne hor relatives heard nothins
aeafeh b. the police that she was
Miss Merritt has a rich contraito
Voice and II one of tho bellies Of the
chorus, she has many friends in
Seattle tbs company VIII b. At
the Third Avenue theeter all week.
Robert Downing
'a1he Gladiator" viii be presented
az the Grand tonight aud tomorrow
niEht by Robert Downing and COM
pauy.
Fiorsnos Roberts
"aapho' closed az, tho Seattle
theator last night. The unwelcome
Mrs. Hatch" viii be- given a single
presentation tonight, For the hsd-
anee of the week "MnHda," Miss
Roberts now play viii be the offer
Ing.
Madison Thsatsr
The bill this week AT the popular
Madison theater 10 attracting good
crowds, Bobby liagan'a screaming
anesaat eomady. THE Doctor'a As
nietaht," IN making a decided hit.
Among thu speciality artists appear
Ing are carroll, pampeIl a Faye.
NORMAN n Bryce, Iuaiita La keste,
and iieRmn a EIroi. Performances
ara given every day at sis and s;is
y, m.
Juvsnlle Entertainment
The Juvenile Entertainment Club
VII give tho first OF a series Of on
tortainments at chfiatsnsun's hall.
In the Arcade building this evening
A splendid program OF new songs.
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SOC %l
D0DMGg


Mr.. ard Mrs. John W. tlotwtn left
yesterday for an extended visit
through the East. They expect 10
be gone ahoait NO % three weeks
Mrs John a. Powies and Mrs. aobt
Limbs Will entertain ths ksAtur-
day Aftersooa club at ito nrrt fega-
tar meeting Jan ]. az the home Of
Mrs Lindsay. ia ftfte~uth avenue
north.
Tbs ~. =. A. \ club vii be enter
tanned New Years eve b. SIR. aud
Mrs. J. y. Trosbridxe. After cards
a watch viii b. held 10 await the
coming q the new year.
The Bachelor Gtrls club give a
dancing party tonight at the LIN
coin. u promises 20 be a delightful
AFFAIR,
Rainier chapter. Daughters ef the
American Revolution. met this az
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TRUsrS nsUsr nor
THRoTrIE COMPETITION

FOR ae,ermums whether trust sot bad Is the object for which
the thtoins
should down upon ths
and
would
this Northern sseur
which Jim I'M has formed to alb
slroads The seeur
Company and simple and trust OF
Crumpackers
Of Nv.
The printed Interviews with different members
fo~ins consressnan erun-
Il between sood and bad trusts
combinations combination which a conspiracy 10 sup
stopped Corporations
They the them ny law
THE TINE INrRRvENH AND PUT ON A Cufb ID
CORPORATIONS WHICH HAVE BEEN CON-
rErfNo. A TRUST COMBINATION ron THE
COMPETITION should be the
ouehsons should be authorised for such
Z
"A CORPORATION WHOSE CHIEF PURPOSE IL THE Ahaonp-
ZION As TRUSTEE COMPETING CORPORATIONS
OUGHT
dissolve "a the best Interests Of bust
society In general
individual liberty;
happiness paramount
all n soulnorclaisu
shich lie nothnE ITSELF
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MEKplHc OF MANNERS


be social evolution The individual and
diyidaai traits losing Identity in the
friends
arairs Involving
r
way
budinE with another
and srAndy formal but rather
aons4
changed
changed
that do fuy
appreciate.
The
Of his hut
meaningless for sooi manners
chow his
cold through uncovered head In
he and no better means of showing respect than
his rs.p~ !. o
And II nigh, be for
herssifh
public
oh-truets the view and mars the pleasure Of others
enjoyment
hes Ia, she
stand with his
hs "a IN drafts show for her
eea~raiy coned
hats :
with repA-ed little
tenta az "a Of
who follows and less who regard doors
srnAd- cnly far on
with hs hat Than
Wh hts and hts shouid-rs
be have ecnsasr
.isr p-ople'- eounfor,
clothes worth
compliments uttered Ia fuit dress
Modern the little eoursse- of every day
only
sis,hs. and to be put away In closet with them
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Henry nenseI "; ;:s:i:'
- Hioekisv olssl. Third Sisse


Notice IL hereby given that special
meetins q the Stockholders e the seat'l'
t.ssor Temple Association viii ~ heid on
Monday, January 3, leoa Al .. m. In
rssr IA ard nnar Masonie renitie, ootnei
SECOND aseuue apd rthc ftrcet. Seattle.
Wash, far the purpose o. ratifyina the ae-
ton Of the BOARD Of Trustees IN nesotia tita
loan OF $1,000 10 pay or tho present n
dsbtesinese and TO prstect the walls Of tho
Labor Temple they now stand
by os,fsr OF the noard OF Trustees. Dee.
n. 1904.
" A. RUST.
Secretary and Manager the seattle i.slia
Iefnple Amortization
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hTRrEI IIonrlha

Al the meeting Of the city council
last night. Bill was introduced to
auihofirs the board Of public works
TO enter contract with the Seattle
Electric 60 To furnish street tishts
during the year 1904.
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NOTICE TO sToCkHoIDERs.
Seattle. Wash, Dec. 18th. 1900
This annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Great Excelsior Min
ing Co, Of Seattle, will he held In
room So Bailey building. seattle,
WISH, on "Wednesday, January nth.
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of cheaper In this
baieh.r bills neaa
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rrefsssor wiison Al Ranks Han
vsts lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

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