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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-12
Won KNOW WHAT YOU APE TAKING

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING
When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula Is plainly
printed on every hottie showing that It
is simply iron and Quintne In q taste
less form. No Cure. No Pay. sos.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-12

Demagogues govern some commu-
and demijohns rule others.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-12

Now we have a lead trust. But
did the plumber really need any such
excuse?
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-12

PiIe-ine Cures Piles!
Money refunded II it ever fails.
MacKay's Pharmacy.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-06-12
Hoods CdryQDuriLl0
Read 1t In His NewsDapar.

The best of all medicines for all hurnors.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Finest candies in the city to be
had at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
CRYSTAL.

Rev. T. G. Lowery held &;
missionary rally at Beech Grove
Sunday.
J. A. Cloar and Prof. Parrish
transacted business in Union City
Saturday.
Brother Billie Johnson and Mrs
Wayne Bumpus are on the sicl
list this week.
Miss Bess Campbell, of Fremont,
spent Friday night with Misses
Mammie and Cam Isbell.
Rev. T. F. Moore, of Hickman
preached very fine sermon at Mt.
Olive Sunday, on Faith"
Cam Rice, prosperous merchant
OF Hickman, spent Sunday here
with his brother, John Rice.
Misses Matte Devoe, Alta and
Enola Caldwell, of Fremont, were
here shopping Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. Wells and wife, of
Bethel, attended church here Sum
day, and spent the afternoon with
Rev. j. l.. Adams and wife.
Prof. A. L. Parrish, our excellent
school teacher, tells us there are
more pretty girls that attend
church at Mt. Olive and Antioch,
than any community he has ever
had the pleasure of visiting. The
Professors head is about level as
to that matter, and we see very
plainly he dosen't wear glasses for
moth ng.
We are in favor of organizing a
literary society to meet every Sat
lrday night at the public school
What say you Prof.
Parrish? Hons. Bowden and Nc
Rec spoke according to appoint
nent here Monday, and it is said
hey everlastingly Jared the
ALTERS in Jacks new shop with
heir eloquence.
JIM Russ.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
A Farmers School.

| Ten weeks of practical instrue
ton in agriculture. animal hus
bandry, dairying and horticultur
are annually provided in the Stat
University for persons intereste'
in agricultural pursuits who hav
had only limited opportunities t
acquire information concernin,
them.
The course of 1903 opens Oh
January 3 and continues t.
March IA. Any person over six
teen years of age having fail
country school education will bt
admitted to the course Tuition is
tree. The university maintains 4
number OF buildings for the ex
elusive purpose of agricultural in.
struction. These include Morrill,
Hall, the agricultural building, the
dairy hall, costing with its equip
ment over $4,000; the farm office;
two large barns; special hog
barn; and Estabrook Hall, the
mechanical building; besides the
university fruit farm of ten acres;
greenhouses, grating rooms, cold
frames; and the university farm
proper of los acres with it's 900
experimental plats,
The course of instruction includes
40 hours of theory and practice
in agriculture, animal husbandry,
stock judging, dairying, horticul-
ture, veterinary science, agricultu
raj chemistry and mechanic arts
subjects of chief interest to the
farmer. The cost need not exceed
$40, which is less than SIS per week,
and but little more than ones living
at home. One can earn
in single summer to take
he course, and thus double his
'arning capacity. Many valuable
'rlzes, consisting of silver cups and
cold coin, are offered for prof.
ncy in the various subjects through
he generosity of certain patriotic
itizens. For further information,
ddress Prof. Andrew M. Soule,
of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Finest candies in the city to be
ad at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
For New Orleans.

American Bankers Association
annual meeting, November lib
annual meeting Daughters of the
Confederacy, November IL Is, For
these occasions the Mobile & Ohio
r. r. will make rate of one fare for
round trip from all points, selling
tickets November 8, 9, 10, limited
for return ten days. Apply to your
home agent for particulars, or write
Jno. M. Beall, A, G. P. A., St.
Louis.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
Press and Commercial Correspondence
Bureau.

Have your typewriting and cor
respondence done by one competent
to do it properly. Anything writ
ten from an advertisement to a
graduates essay. Prices reasona-
Bile. business confidential. Manu-
scripts revised and prepared for
publication. Respectfully,
Phone 211. E. H. BADGER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
THE LAST RIVER.

Raptly listen to the singing pines
Which blend their music, River, with thine
own;
Raptly trace the portents and the signs
So thickly in these awesome airs bestrewn
Thr waters make wild tumult there above,
But here in deep pool sinking move in black
And circle like a fear-tormented dove
That turns, death dreading, to fly back
Bnt, Stream, there is no backward fight for
thee;
Thou must to this scene die and pass below,
Fulfilling now that darker destiny
Prefgured at thy birth amid the snow.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Lula Parham and Llpscomb. =
Mrs. Will E. Scates-W. Y. Nc
Adoo
Mrs. S. J. Thompson-R. H.
Browne and Mr.. j. Keathley.
Mrs. Bob Thompson-Mrs. White
and Miss Maggie Randolph.
Littleton Thomas HenryThomas
and wife.
Mrs. Tisdale-T. w. Cannon and
W. L. NOVEL;.
Mrs. c. ]. Watson-F. ], Tyler
and wife.
Mrs. D. N. Walker-Rev. G. w.
Mitchell, H. H. Norman and T, ],
White.
Miss Ella Winstead-J. L. Dick
ems and wife.
Mrs. F. M. Woody-Revs. Joe
McLeskey and ]. L. Ridley.
John t. Walkers. d. Logan
and G. H. Hogan.
Mrs. Will White--A. B. Pritchard
and James Robourn.
Mrs. Gus White-H. M. Gardner
and Beverly Robertson.
Miss Winnie May Moffett (take
meals at Mrs. DR.. Little's--Dr. Mat
lock and DR.. Fullerton.
Mrs. t. J. Lat1mer--Misses Ma
son and Russell.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
HER PECULIAR CASE.
Young Girl Struck by lightning Be.
comes a Human Barometer.

comes a Human Barometer.
Miss Mamie Stewart, a belle O
West Grove, Pa, was struck b,
lightning on the evening of Aug.
and is now and thinks she will be {
human barometer. She is still {
sufferer not only from burns, but
from the electricity itself. Hel
case presents one of the strangest
freaks of a lightning flash ever
known. This is her own story OF
the occurrence:
II and my father were visiting
the home of Abner Jackson, near
CochranVille, that evening"" said
Miss Stewart, who is pretty
blonde girl OF 20. "About $50 a
thunderstorm came up, so we went
into the house. was sitting on a
sofa in the dining-room. On one
side Of ME was William Jackson,
son OF our host; on the other Thorn
as Slaymaker. We were all sing
ing and paying no attention to the
storm, when all of a sudden l felt
as though the earth had slipped
away and was falling-talling
thousands of feet. How long the
first shock lasted l cannot say. l
dimly remember cropping for the
door leading to the porch. Even
then I did not know what was
wrong, for | had heard no crash of
thunder. The room was choking
full of sulphur and l felt an agoniz-
ing pain across my hip and the
lower part of my back.
Reaching the porch my strength
gave way. Mr.. Slaymaker had
also been stunned and was helpless.
My father and Mr.. Jackson helped
me inside again and hurried mes
senger for doctor. Millions of
needles seemed to be prlcklng my
Hesh at every point All power
1ad left my arms and limbs. l felt
exactly Tide one taking an electric
shock, but a thousand times hard
n. The pain and the shock made
he dreadfully sick when I realized
What had happened. AT first 1
bought l was paralyzed. AS soon
is the doctor came was put to bed
nd my burns dressed. They ex-
ended over one hip and entirely
cross my back. The SKIN was de-
troyed and the doctor says there
vii always be big scars left. Even
'hile suffering the intense pain Of
he burns the prickly sensation
ever lett me. Even now the
lightest exert1on or exposure to ,
eat brings it back. The doctor
avs Will always be a human ba- .
and guess he is right.
"Twice since have recovered :
Efficiently to drive out have signs
a thunderstorm appeared. I
new it before the clouds even
lreatened-that old, prickly sem +
alton came back. l feel it first in {
y wrists, and it gradually extends
yer my entire body. Formerly l :
as not afraid OF lightning; now it's
pPearance puts me in mortal ter
Dr. l fear the doctor is right and
y feelings will ever be at the r
ercy of the atmospheric vaga-
es.' R
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
August Election.

District No. 1, Harris Box
Judges. ] M Fowlkes. John Swia
CART, D A Shaup; clerks, Des Aller
&c Griffin; officer, ] B Woodfir
Jordan Box-Judges, J F Reeves
w H McClanahan, Dude Reect
clerks, S A Key, T F Naylor; off
Ger, W H Harpole.
District No. Judges, Waite
Prewett, ] c Isbell, Lon Hendei
son; clerks, w D Jones, A Roberts
officer, Will Noah.
District No. 3, Clayton Box
Judges, M S Marshall, J r Mosier
John Rice; clerks, Van Brown, G T
Bfuer; officer, f Mosier. Crysta
Box-Judges, J N Hull, Capt T E
Underwood, B F Hawkins; clerks
A L Parish, VIM Boston: officer
John Raby.
District No. Judges, T c Cal
licott, w w Holloway, Dave Bond
clerks, DR. T P Palmer, c Hogan;
officer, Henry A Wise.
District No. S, Hornbeak Box
Judges, N c Woods, Tom Johnson,
J P Medley; clerks, S B Green, G w
Ferguson; officer, r N Tanksley.
Samburg Box-Judges, Dave Ham
1lton, John Page, Chunk Apple
white; clerks, John McLain, Frank
Sparks; officer, L f Convey.
DistrictNo. 6, Troy Box-Judges,
W H Pyles, Jas Hayne, w A Brown;
clerks, J I Inman, P. A Bowman;
officer, J D McCracken. Polk Box
Judges, ] H Blanton, Mike Buch-
lnan, c / Wiley; clerks, Andy An
ierson, jr.; A c Ledbetter; officer,
A c Anderson, sr.
District No. 7, Brann Schoolhouse
Judges, Steve Board, w F Griffin,
1eo Smith; clerks, Will Davis, Brick
Hogan; officer, Jim Davis. Critten-
en- Grove Box-Judges, G Olive,
I L Milan, r S Simmons; clerks,
J G Jackson, w l. McMahan; Off
err, w Bryson.
District No 8-Judges, W w
asey, M E Watts, S N Page;
Jerks, T w McNeeley, N Tull;
fficer, E N Davie.
District No. 9, Beeler Box
Judges, A Barker, ] T Avants,
ohn Jackson; clerks, E S Beeler,
7 Il Slower; officer, w M Freed.
[innick Box-W J Via, w A Car
r, ] p Smalling; clerks, r J
lover, Geo Newkirk; officer, w T
all. Elbridge Box-Judges, p c
r ] Barnett, John Will
thompson; clerks, r H Bond Ed
ills; officer, Walter Via.
District No. 10-Judges, Will |
atimer, ] H Bittick. ] H Neeley1
erks, Powell Cloar, John Kirk;
icer, Guy Williams.
District No. II, Mason Hall Box
Judges, J M Wilson, c E Boyett,
ILLS Wood; clerks, J A Rudall
larles Boyettr officer, L B Crane.
rimble Box-Judges, ] ] Collins,
obt Farmer, w w Pierce; clerks,
lther Pierce, Mike Gaulden;
ier, ] n Farmer
District No. B2-Judges, j M
ckman, A S Hommel, Miles w
illiams; clerks, William Garrison,
ank Brown; officer, M Brown.
Oistrick No. 13-Judges, John \
liner, Jake Caldwell, G M
ANS; clerks, Charles Dietzel, :
win White; officer, w r Pace.
District No. 14-Judges, e N
'ore, Alex Wells, w B Holloway;
rks, Will Barry, Thomas Stull;
GER, F P Moore.
District No. 15-Judges, E
cen, Williams Morris, Laster 4
lwford; clerks, r. Cox, M L
,gs; officer, A Powell.
District No 10, Fulton Box
Iges, John T Netherland, c N
hey, c A Wilson; clerks, R S
iris, James oliver; officer, It ]
ssell, Mcconnell Box-Judges,
n Mitchell, A l. Russell, E
wers; clerks, ] M Chambers, w
Bancom; officer, B L Fowlkes.
rec Box-Judges, S G Averitt,
Wis Pierce, Lex Blackburn;
ks, J L Adams, Taylor Nc Y
Iney; officer, ] B Norman. /
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
The Best PRESERVATION Eor MnLnnn

Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is sfmply
Iron and Quinine in tasteless form.
No cure, No pay. Price, SOC.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
JIM Russ.

The equal of any and better than
most flours-the Sunshine, made
by the Dahnke- Walker Milling
Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31
THE DELEGATES
And Who They Are Staying With
During Synod.

Mrs. John Aiams-J. L. Hous
aud - House.
Maj. w. L. Alexander-S. E. era
ton and M. V. Roberts.
Mrs. Brown-Mesdames Fowlke
and Davidson.
Mrs. John Baird-C. C. Hines All
w. Il. Boone.
Mrs. l. S. Brown-Misses Kat
Thweatt, Kate Snyder, Meta Raw
Inns Mrs. Stella Houston P. M
Sims and ]. M. Harris.
Mrs Beck-Revs. Provine ant
Miller.
Brackin House
Mrs. Tor Curlin-H. Banks ant
Revs. Bryson, Hudiburg and Chill
dress.
Mrs, c. ]. Crockett-W. E. Gil
and wife.
Mrs. Robt. Batts-Rev Holt, r.
H. Craig and Rev. Powers.
Miss Bell Cummins-T. c. CALI
cut and wife.
Mrs. John Cherry Mesdames Nc
Clellan and Foster.
Mrs. Cochran-Mesdames A. M.
Moore and Dora Ellis.
Mrs. M. E. Edwards-J. NJ. Pat
terson and John Royal Harris.
Mrs. Everett-D. T. Waynick and
wife.
Mrs. DR.. Fowler-Dr. Larkin and
wife.
w. c. Farris,-
Mrs. Gregory Rev. J. M. Cavitt
and r. T. Hurt.
DR.. Goodwin Mesdames Aiken
and J. H. Mcclure.
Mrs. Ed Grissom-A. M. c. Gas
sett and Rev, Mckinney.
Mrs. Gilchrist-Rev. S. G. Fraz-
Ter.
Mrs. Glasscock- X. Farr, R.
w. Binkley and J. M, Davidson and
wife.
Mrs. Sallie Griffin. (To eat: will
sleep at Mrs, Brown's.)
Mrs. McMurray-B. L. Holder.
Mrs. Herdricks-F. P. White.
Mrs. ]. Fulton Howard-J. A.
Mckinney aud wife, and B. G.
Mitchell.
Mrs. A. J. Harpole--Revs. Reed
and Mcdonald.
Geo. S. Hardy-Mesdames Hatch
and John Dewett.
Chas. Hardy-Revs. J. R. Henry
and E. E. Morris.
Mrs. Heley-J. o. Davidson and
wife.
Mrs. Bob Joyner-P. F. Johnson
and r. E. Potter.
Mrs. DR.. Jones-E. A. Travis
and wife.
Mrs. C. V. Jones-Revs. Landrith
and Rogers.
Miss Maggie Kroger-Mrs, Della
Larkin and Miss Wood.
Mrs. Littleton-J. D. Lewis and
Rev. Lilies.
Lewis Lockhart-C. E. MCKINLEY.
Mrs. Jas. F. Lukens- |
Mrs. Or. McRee-J. B. Calhoun, f
Rev, Inge and Rev. Ledsinger and s
wife. e
Mrs. Floyd Moore-Mrs, Mcneil. ,
Mrs. Felix Moore-B. P. Fuller j.,
on and G. w. Martin. :
y. ORES. X. Phillips =
-'. : -. MaLthews. ,
Ma. }. Il. Morgan-W. J. Darby :
nd ]. E. Clark. .
Mr.. HI Miles,. B. Waggoner. 9
Mrs. McAdoo-C. w. Owen. :,
Mrs. Mayers-Misses Tessie Nc v
might and Celia Murphy, II
Mrs. McMurray-B. L. Holder. :,
Mrs. Peeler-S. A. Saddler and =,
fife. !,
Mrs. Pettus-M. X. HOLSTER and -
V. M. Norment. =,
Palace Hotel
Lexie Parks-Revs. Geo. Mack =,
nd L. N. Montgomery. n
Mrs. Alva Reeves-M. E. Gobard J..
nd wife. =,
DR.. Rippy-Rev. Glascoe. 9.
Mrs. DR.. Shareholders. D. E. -,
Iitchell and ]. K. Howard. =,
Mrs. Adam Semones-Revs. L. -
. Foster and Y. E. Ray. =,
Mrs. w. A. Stone-Revs. Will -
ans and Dickey. =,
Judge Smith,. w. Walker and :,
c. Morgan. -
T. ]. Shoffner-S. H. BrawIey
nd r. T. Aycock.
Mrs. S. P. Shoffner-G. w. M
-ebb, Rev. ]. G. Anderson, DR.. III
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Call at Parks, Turner & Cald-
wells insurance office over First
National Bank.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

A new supply and our list of
school books is now comTlete.
Caldwell Stationery Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Go to Dahnke's for a plate of
fresh oysters,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

Sunshine flour makes delightful
bread, made by Dahnke- Walker
Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-10-31

When you want the best call for
MAZDA Flour. Made by Moore Mill
ing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02
A Most Startling Case Comes to Light Where
in Two Vile PrOCurers Are Successful
in Securing a viCtim--- Horrible
Practice Going on Daily

road which leads 20 Fort Iawton.
Curtis told tho eirl that he wished
her to see fine park 20 which the
road led. and against her protests
that II was getting late. took her out
toward the fort.
WIN happened while tho couple
were alone In the forest which lies
between the fort and the town was
only limited at by the heartbrokau
girl In telling her story, A cor
poral ana private named FL
lott. give an inkling ~ the
facts. Tho two men were coming
from the fort when they noticed Cur
tis and the giri emerging from tho
woods by the roadside. The girl was
weeping bitterly and repulslng Cur
tis. who was apparently attempting
20 console her.
Ran Crying to rhsm
on seeing the soldiers the girl ran
20 them and implercd their protcc-
ton. saying that Curtis had insulted
her and followed his rcpulse by bru-
tally aHsaultlng her. as her aoiled
and torn garments bore witness.
The soldiers. rough and ready, but
SOFT hearted too, were for taking im-
mediate Vengeance upon the dudlsh
young man. and bat for Curtis
abundant gall and gllb tongue he
would have been roughly dealt with.
As IL was. he finally persuaded the
soldiers that no wrong had been
done the girl and that abe was mere
~ tired and nervous from a long
walk. that resulted from their losing
their way IN the woods.
The girl. under Curtis persuasion.
- -. Lea
points. and finally said she needed
no protection. The soldiers never.
theieHs accompanied the man and
girl 10 Interplay and Elliott came
to the city on the same car with
them.
The actions OF the man and the
few words OF his conversttion which
Elliott overheard ala not reassure
him, and he determined 20 watch
further. on leaving the car the man
and girl came up Columbia street 70
First avenue, where they we're nc-
cozted by a fine looking man, imma-
culasely dressed. who appeared 70 -
a friend OF Curtis. Curtis introduced
the second young man as "pr. ---,
naming a prominent Seattle physi-
clan. with WHOM Il happened Elliott
was Acquainted. The men then ex-
eused themselves and couverScd a
few minutes apart.
on returning TO the Eiri Curtis In
formed her that he had a business
engagement which ne would be
obliged 10 an and asked Miss sloan
whether she would be willing to re-
main ia the Doctors care for n few
moments until he could return and
accompany her to her train
The girl. treasured evidently BY
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said city upon the said proposition sub
mitted ty said Ordnance No. Taes
That said proposition and question shall
Be voted upon in the following manner. 10
ait;
Every voter at such election siecting to
vote in favor % said proposition % the
Issuance and sale % said bonds. as set
forth In detail IN saii ordinance, shall
vote ballot containing the following
statement 81 said proposition. 90 wit:
"IN FAVOR az the proposition and
question rf the issuance and sale by the
city ~ Seattle o. the negotiable bonds of
said city 60 the amount Of one Hundred
Thousand Dollars for the purpose Of pro
yidinE money with which 60 pay George
= Meacham and Lucia ~. Mcaesam. his
wife. the said sum % one Hundred Thou
tand Dollars as tho purchase price OF
Block Nineteen uo) %, norcn's Addition
90 the city ~ Seattle upcu tho purchase
thereof ~ said city Tor use by Il a. a
of said city"
ms To vote against said proposition SHAH
vote a ballot containing the following
statement of sai0 proposition. 60 wit;
AHAiNsr tho proposition ana question
Seattle ~ the negotiable bonds of said
CIV Co the amount nf one Hun fred Thou
sand Dollars, Tor the purpose ~ providing
money with which 90 ray % George -.
Mencham and Lucia 81 Mrochan. his
vito, The said swim OF one hundred Thou
sa,nd Dollars as the purchase price ot
20 tho city 90 Seattle urun the purchase
thereof BY said CITY Tor use nv IL as a site
Tor the Seattle Public Library. as set
forth and detailed On Ordinance No 5eds
Notice Is hereby further riven to the
voters of said city that the places OF vot-
ing In each Of tho several election pre-.
clncts IN the several wards OF said city
AT said election shall be ng follows:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct shoeshor. iis Railroad
second preclnc,--Covey Bros Tinshop.
oil First ave. south.
Third Precinct city Stables. Lane st
and Fourth ave. south.
Fourth Precinct Montana StahisA. 4th
ave. south and WASHINGTON street
Fifth Precinct - omce shannon hotel.
h0a Main street
sixth Precinct Basement of south school
Twelfth ave, south and Weller street
seventh Frcclnct-hruhsker's Barber shop
Eighth ave. south and bradford street
SECOND WARD
First Precinct ButnIck's storeroom. 1928
jackson street
Second rreoinct-Pumbing shop. $500
jackson street
THIRD Precinct mce OF knowles wood
ya.d corner Of Twenty-slXth ave. south
and Jackson street
a, Fourth Precinct Front room OF house.
Aeoa jackson street
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct Front room OF house
southeast corner Of Eleventh ave. ana East
Cherry street
nv, second 60 rregluet- Madrona Council hall.
lM,nty hrst ave. ana EAST jefferson
ihitd frecinct-FIont room of house Iua1
East Madison street
Fourth Precinct McGnvra's Real rs.
''"'" otnoe' emo ~ Madison street car line.
rs,-, - FOURTH WARD.
49, lipt ffecinct-bassment OF city hall
Anitd avenue ana Jefferson street
'''0'u tFseinet-Front room IN house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-02
THE BON MARCHE
1919 TO 1885 Second Avenue and I5-I25 Pike Street

sOT Columbia street. -
Third preclnct-Ofice Of Perm h''-
Marion street and First ave.
Fourth Precinet--ofiice OF Fiorenee nous
sih Madison street. 90
Flfth Precinct = Candy store rcon- ~
Seventh ave. -
sixth Precinct 49, lustice'e court f0e--
basement OF County courthouse.
FIFTH WARD :.
First Prccinct-Warehonse rear o. y
fee. Compton, lumber yard Western 49,
second isrecipct - swepneys PiunnS
storw. al University street.
Third Precinct ickerton's Auction wv
1919 First ave - r.,,
ave. and Pine street -.
Flfth Prccinci - Union Electric WIS
sixth Preeines Carpenter shop, 1000 TAia
avenue. ~
First Prccinct-wsston's Fuel once s'''
second Proelnct-MoElwain's real ss'ha
once, Gc2G First ave. ,.s ~.
Third rreclnct-StorCruuin o. Moh0a ~
Foprth Precinet = basement Of psnu
school. Firth ave. and " All street -
Firth rrocinct-onlee n Bowers A'''
sixth ave. and Olive street
SEVENTH WARD. ,,..
First Precinct Basement 81 ss,..1,s
church. corner Pike street ana
second Pruciuet-vaeant house. ais P0''
Third Prsolnet-omco Mumford,s ~
factory. cuflcr of Almy street anu NV"
Fourth Precinct Bakery OF schmidt
UcNwiE. 1901 Harvard ave. ,t..a
Firth Precinct Storeroom OF hafA'"
CO.. 1907 Fourteenth ave. -
sixth Precinct Smiths Hroceff -
corner q Harrison street ana Fs'
seventh Precinet-Front room Of heo's
2OiO East Madison street -.
Eigrth Procinct--f(oom in house OF ''~'
stanton. 2S04 Eastlaks ave,
EIGHTH WARD ,,,,s
First Proolnct--Odice Of Nlette NN-
real estate. ago Denny way. 80.
Second precinct--Ofilce faclnc NNs
tory, $50 Harrison street. 49, 80
Third precinCt--Old Pumping stauoh ~
Nor ~ Ward street and Fourth ave ~
Fourth prcclnct-Shoc shop eeiaeA
Roy street aud Queen Anne sVsnne'
MI. NINTH WARp' hall sever
tcCuuh ave. west ana Grand bouips ,,s as
Second Prcoinct-Old Ross pos'el''s'
Ewing street. r,..,oul
Fourth ProcIuCt--L @. q. H. nan N
eft ave. and Albion street 49,. hall
FIuh Prcclnct-Anteroom OF MS ave-
East Forty second street anu s'N'"
s'xtS Precinct sundays school tent, w. ~
ty-soventh ave. north and heys'9bN N Ma
Seventh prcctnct-I @, g. n hs" near
200. East seventy -sccond stree"
Mo1dluWn ave. -, ,oafaouse
Eighth Prsciuct-Green Lake
end uf ear line. LII he 0pen
The poiis az said election VII ~ n N.
from d O'Clock a. m. until e"'N
uf aaii day. 80. hereunio
In Testimony Whereof ! mai of said
set my hand and Affixed me ,eos
CITY this 18th day o. April. ~ rNgER
tSeall JN'' 49, -ify Clerh
city Comptroller and ex-oHheio -"
% the city Of ssatue IN IA iA&
Date u hrst publication APP"