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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
SHE SAW SO
MANY RATS
Consequently Charlie Cannot
Go to Sea Any More

II Il said that there Is but step
from the sublime 10 the ridiculous.
aud the pathetic often mcreen into
the iudlcrous. This Is 10, al least
IA the incident about 20 be related.
When the terrible tidlnEa 90 the dts
aster e. the Wnlia Walia were first
received. people stood aghaHt az the
awful calamity, II went home with
forcefui earnestneas Co the families
of those whose tlread- winners were
out upon the deep, and many mental
vows were regiNtmrud hy sailors
wives that Il would be their huu-
bands last voyage. Tor u ever he
gpt home. they should never allow
him TO sail again. some Qf these
vows have already been forgotten.
but Il remained FOR one wife reald.
ing IN North seattle 60 make her
vow pntpabiy evident
Hcr husband is an officer on one
OF the steamers % a local steam
ship line. She had made up her
mind fully that he should sail no
more, and the following letter re-
ceiVcd al tho company office to-day.
would seem 20 Indicate that she
means husinefs, The names are sup
pressed, Tor obvious reasons The
letter read:
II Asy SEEN osd. Csatismsa
Dear Gentlemen. Ill may aeem
odd 20 receive a letter from me. bat
I have made NJ MY mind that char
lie shall auit the sea now uui for
ever. "a may he feoiishnsaA GA my
part. but ! have scarcely rlapi a
wink ever since ne Was away on
his last trip. and / had such a ter
rlble dream. / know that somr-
thing dreadful i solng 20 happen
20 him uron the water. Whcne9se /
SOC rats ~ my sleep I know there's
going e ~ a ship sink. and I saw
lots % them.
Can't lose chariis
1T would ~ hard 70 lose Charlie
Just nos. especially as We have a
family II five young children. the
oldest not quite seven Xet. The
thought Of Il almost kills me. Char.
Ne II now asleep In bed. ard have
taken every stitch o. clothes out o.
his roofn 50 he can't get out. 80
don't expect him down. Will ssnd
down his reglmentala with a nesmpn-
ser. Please give the boy any back
Pay coming o. Charlie.
~. ST. had 10 let out several
stitches IN Charles pants, he has
been fiTNainE 80 lately; but ether
wise the snit return IN al right.
Don't let on 20 Charlie that / have
written you ~ you ever sec him
again"
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Dle Hlry AND THE home

Some Eastern newspapers and
jumping
President Roosevelt because he took Virginia
ped eakevaik % the OF The rem he
House during the Christmas festivities
gaiesy "hoisterous
Ham McKinsys death dignity
bit a presto
NONSENSE
Let's be natural
Just mach redtape
az the home
Mr. Roosevelt didn on the
stage He did nothing public
But when he his he
and where he stands every decent
respecting hoelovng Amerirar
angsr president Of the United
fun Of children and a heart full Of lave
OF course he eakewsked' In
and Futon Button
He enjoyed himself
human being spreading
disnified Of affairs simta
They had day
children Bankers
Men who shake
Of children proud get
down on all fours and W he
s and afford
relax it's demands 10 children.
As for the alleged afont the
member that he loved children throbx
heart and ne loved
ed no for who love their homes spirit
few have H. and neither
the celebration white
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In Housts OF WoRsHIp

Sir John stainer was the subject
Of memorial service at ST. Marx >
church last night. A special musical
program was rendered by the choir.
consisting entirely OF compositions
BY the deceased musician. The or.
ganist played as a prelude the over
ture 10 The Daughter OF Jairus. .
The professional hymn was THE
Saints OF Cor" another selection
from the same author. The rector.
Rev. ]. r. -. f.iwyd. paid a brief
tribute TO the late composer In the
course Of his remarks he naid.
sir John Sininer has done more
than any other man In this genera
ton to give music and oratorto to
the church. Although he ie not as
well known as many other com.
posers. be has given a large proper
ton Of her hymns 10 the EplSeo-
paiian church
Isrssn cAsir Roy
''fie frat showed his musical talent
nj the age of 8 years. when he vas
. choir boy IN a London cathedral
Here he was noted for the expression
and Individuality Of HIS singing
When he was ~ years old. however.
he had changed from vocal music TO
Instrumental and accepted a position
az assistant organist az ST. Paui's
cathedral.
Here he remained. later becoming
head organiat. n position which he
held until hts recent death. During
these years this cathedral has been
noted for producing the Erandest
sacred music ever heard.
"stainsr composed nothing but
sacred music and renowned ali
fame I'm secular work for this pur-
pose. Hts music was a reflection or
his character. II dealt with the
faults. convictions and ideals OF his
life. In the Daughter Of Jairua he
gave to the world his thoughts on the
significance 81 human experience. n
dealt with the sublime truth tina,
this life r. simply the prelude 10
Rrandsr future. II was hts concep-
ton Of the glory Of the life We are
living.
A Picture Of Misery
In his oratorio. Mary Magdalen.
he gives us "a picture Of misery
wrought by sin and ending with the
crucihxion scene a tribute to re-
deemlng love and grace. From the
experience OF Sir John Stainer two
lessons can be obtained. The FIRST
IN that I'm every valuable piece Of
music there In something which APP
peals 10 the soul Of man. Second,
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cloTHIse DAMAGED sY FIRE
New Work Firm Sell Their Stock TO
Local Merchants

cohn and Eiiliman. one OF the
leading clothing houses Of New York
city. had q very disastrous fire dur
ing the latter part OF November The
building which they occupied being
70 badly damaged that they had 20
ro out Of business for the time be-
ting. Not wishing 70 store their
stock, which IL mostly damaged b.
water, they called for bids for the
entire or part Of said stock from any
dealer IN the United States. Messrs.
Xlneber1 and Ksssier, 10 Second
avenue south, Of this city, were the
successful Western bidders, they
buying 20 the extent OF 10000 worth.
said stock arrived IN the city yes
ferdsy and Is now being unpacked.
50 far the stock has proved great
sgrpfire 70 them, as II f. not nearly
20 badly damaged as reported. It
81 understood % be the Intentions 81
the firm 20 iuaugurnte a big fire sale
some time during next week at most
astonishing priceA -.
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THE FARATlON
RETURNS TO DUTY
Locks Spick ard Span Since She
Was 0veFhauled

The steamer FaraIlcn. Of the Alas
ka Steamship cornpany's line. re-
turned 20 her dock here last night
from Esquimauit. Victoria. where
she has been undergoing extensive
repairs
The steamer Is now In hrst-ciars
condition and viii make her nader
voyage. after renewal. to Alaska or
the 18th inst.
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ARE AGAINST
ROCKEFELLER

PARIS. France. Jan. s.--fa Lib
erte publishes story 10 the effect
that John %. Rockefeller IL about
70 Apply for a franchise for manu-
featuring and furnishing gas 70 the
city. II bitterly denounccs the al.
tempt q an American 20 gain a
foothold Ia such az enterprise and
says that the granting ~ the fran
chise would BE- an act " mental alb.
errAiicn-
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Died While SOLDERING 10

After an illness OF only three
hours, James Martin. a laborer. died
~ the Wayside Mission floating
hospital yesterday, Of asthma. He
had been drinking heavily and was
taken 20 the hospital to sober up.
DIR. Ludlow attended him bur he ex-
FIRED three hours after hts arrival.
The remains are IN charge Of Boa
ney and Stewart.
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WAY OF THE
TRANSCRESSOR

James Mcdonald and Olaf Johnson
are In custody on the charge OF
fighting. They were arrested by
Detectives Adams and Lane last
night.
a shack owned by e. T. Schmidt
on First avenue south, near Moran'a,
was broken into last night and the
contents scattered about in a great
state OF confusion. A silver watch,
$40 in money and some clothing
was stolen. The police were motif
fled.
a quantity Of tools owned by p.
Howard were stolen from his place
OF business at FIRST avenue south
and jackson street last night.
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n.slsEs. @, enAscEs


tst&ffffFfAs al M t1Nl
AIR yea leqslrE faf . safe sns pra1taeis
bsHinesH efsninx "a hsafurf II -. 30
s4u 1Mef 100 Rny r0mieg requiring an
intsstntenf % frofn fsasl - $3.50 kNery
1lsirsRe allnprtaanitf skst Eannes tbfHag n
9stHfe taua4 stand tbs esu1Hst laNea4tEa-
tlen. sn9 80 can 1taee ypu in a bank
stefs. fsffrrr. hotel fnikL nfies cf N
Tact anF tasiness9ca map prefer Hfat.
y eau ana inFestizass. iisrrnaa- Amer.
a. Investment Co. iaeogpofated. 5l5
1hlrS avenue.
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NEW YORK DENTAL
PARLORS
6l4 First Avenue

Teeth extracted and nlied aesos,teiy
without rain hy cur late scientific
method No sleep-prcducinS agents %
cocaine. These are the only dental
rarlors In Seattle that have the patent
appliances ard ingredients 10 extract.
nil and apply sold crowns and porcelain
crowns. undeteetabie frcn natural
teeth. and warranted fer 10 year,.
without the least particle Of pain Gold
crowns Ane teeth without plates. gue0
niiingA and all other dental work ccRs
pafnieasly and BY specialists
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sAloox Mrx. ArrrNrroNi

1917 ,. - y = EN73FF
ron tAfewIue aaicosss On Frret avenue,
n~af t'sks s1f~st. neu tuildinss ard rev
bars ant fixtures lease may BE- hal fcw
W years. prise. u. ssf ane o. 300. reHser.
lively. 81 Which amennt ere. half eAn he
paid cash and tts tAsancs when Fuu get
feafy the best saloon rFop~rty tn Seattle
t,tsr fsf the money. We have n ether
saloons. rsretns In prtca from s.. 600 70
tiNooo Contamination taTestmsns
Co
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mr. 10 sDo~tf1g Goods Of ANY Kind Soc Us
eohso sceysROe CO.. khs Ara

fame cannot be achieved without a
conservation of special talents 90 a
special work 4"
Among the musical selections by
Stalnsr. which we're Afterwards rem
dcrcl b. the choir waa a c0ntral,o
solo. st. Mary Magdnien.' BY Mrs.
Norton. and a soprano solo. My
Maker and Ny King" By Miss Buck
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WHY pay rent or interest9 when the
Home Co Operative Company will
buy you a lot and build you a
home at $500 per month. Sls New
York block.
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The state board Of BARRIERS ex-
sminers viii hold examinations In
Seattle for three days beginning
Monday. Jan. 20. The board % pub
lic works gave the examiners per-
mission today to use the office OF
the board in the city hall.
Coal wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
49,.
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Toh sevTH.sAoTfak ALASKA

iHHtf hfailit y q en-
Steamships 'iiy or cattle. Cot
tHRr CITY on fily OF Topsku sailing
fo' Alaska Dec. "a. 30. 81. Jan ~.
o.. g3
Ticket once. iia James 81, Seattle.
n Talbot fan,t art. a w Miller Aest
ysn AT. pe#sn dock seattle u1e1aNs
ls.lln. a 60. nsn Agtsl. aan IranrIz.a.
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foporNo Housps

LODGING HDUarA
FOR Esie-ws have a few hish-class
ledsiss , heasss -, %. kind thas A..
q cheap. sscosa.hand farni,urs. a.ied
IprssatY 10 catch the anpophintieatsd
t-ransrf, bat ssme established. reputable
safsi s,, n,soa nssr s,.1. ,',s,,.s,
Investment Co. sis Third avenue
Fi.AcER mines wanted IN ths state 81
Mssn'nst.n seoa prospects only need
pusiNEss COLLEGES
cLARkErs PERRIN shorthand soheoi; IN.
diNidusi instruction. - Boston blu.
BEST methods ana teachers. Acme business
College. sscond and Pike.
wiLsoN's Modern bus, Cell. Main .ie.
cLAlRyorAsrs
MADAM CAROLINA wen known,
wonderful elairNugAnt medium. talis past
prrssn, and future names given. paimisi
ave-. igorn 81 Green 1850,
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clg,hs. Pressing %: clothes
n shags l,ao month; as.ins. repair
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING classes for beginners Monday
and Friday svening at $50. Prof. VIII
tFuGAnn
daily Ranks hall, Tfis street.
SOCIETY and stare DANCING. ri n
Estes, supervisor Nnrmal association.
gsis Flrat. Green it7d.
pRoF. LITTLE. teacher Of hall room ana
fancy dancing. si2 Madison. Phone.
CONTRACTORS aud BUILDERS
BROMLEY 3 WELLS. seneral contractors.
~ starr Boyd bid Tel. Main Jb9.
soDERQufsr 4 RosELEAr, shops al
ais-g2O spring street.
MISUNDERSTANDING SCHOOLS
FGAN Dramatic school PREPARED p4nlfs for
dramatic and cperatic utNge. advanced
pupils hnishrd and beginners accepted In
eiecution ana oratory. will furnish plays
! and coach dramatic clubs. Tues. anl
| Fri, Al Holyoke.
DREssMAKERs
MISS f. HECHTMAN, dressmakine
parlors. 22i Columbia street. rooms
10 and ~.
| FOR ladies tailor and reception gowns
call At Lamb Sisters. aio-aii Collins blk
Mis-. HANSON stylish millinery az low
est prices Corner Fourth ana Pine
nIlEssMAK1No, pariors 1917 Third ave
MAf. A. 3. SMITH. o. hinklsy block
LYNCH 8 SHAW 4o-7 lialler bid.
DENTISTS
CHICAGO Dental Co. Gas Hnckley blk,
A. W. PHILLIPS. OF Houssy block.
Dh ENG AND CLEANING
PARisIAN Dye works-we cali Tor. clean
press. deliver your clothes. ONCE iais
First ave, Tel, Main 1914
AMERICAN steam Dye Works 1919 West.
orn avenue. Phone. Main 7NI.
ENoINEERs AND ooSrRAoroRs
l =
PUGET Sound Bridge q Dredging Co, $40
Pioneer building railway and highway
bridges and yiaducts. steel and iron work
for buildings; dredging ana harhor im-
movements. pile driving.
ELEt IhttAL MACHINERY
| IkiCktoN a WYMAN co. dynames and
motors iis'h 81 heusi wiring and bell
| work. i5it Western avenue.
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rHE cANADIAN nANK oF

a - $3.50
THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE
,aass, siliiss ssiisr,j
is,sf,s, Also-.i 81 ,iss e.re.i,. 4 see.
srATTt.t nHsScH ASsrssS q Jane.
+ :. c9msisow. nsassss
sUoET houSu NsriowAL hank of
&C.,. 80. "a Tx.
asta's' s'ees faia IN t2ss.e'eo. ssrsiss. ssa.'
. F4fsh. sssa J 3 aslssrnlts. we.
ffrs y u AHhsgf. eashlsf.
., eIsss isssssfnss ~ gss~eiEsi eitiss 10 N.
Nrited w4sf~s amd Nurgfe
pruII.is y eAyfAus HANk
nseend stsees ana Fias ssfesf csrisei
eats - glsano1 - a. NsafrissF. Fres
3. hs4 der. rssh. ,. 7 arssnisAs. asst
.esh csspshefsiai ssNANxs ara trass esat.
scANDISAviAN.AMERicAN
BANK
an.. - , ssss'. !, 1900. 1900 ss' TO-
sefst sfesss = T. orsnashi. arss vice pres
ss.ls asa ,. y. Las. asst.
NATIONAL nANK OF
COMMERCE.
Pass 10 tnSitsi s.ss $50 eda
nsnrr. lsss n u RssncsF. casa nsfs
esfssst FseaitF fes rest
safe bepasii Vault Boxes for Rent.
Tlfn FtgAT NATIONAL HANK OF
Hf.AIILE
fala 70 sstdtst .s..s $50 eea
,,snsssl hssstns tssiss.s ilsnxaetsd. }.
rfss =. TsFnsf. casa u. y. PsFkhsrsi
80, cash Eaehanxs ca prtsl1l&t eitsss
~ ~. :, sne s1rnle.
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on account OF parties not able 10
get suitable location, 20 haielksep-
era and parties wanting good furn-
lturc. I. q. sleksrtoD. auctloneer,
Invites his patrons and general
public 20 attend his monster auc-
ton sale ~ new furniture al his
ronme. 1872 firsi avenue. on Tues
DAY, the 1th. nt 10 20 sharp. Tween
~ five elegant oak bed aefa,
springs, mattresses. extension Ia
bles, dining chairs. Aldeboards,
chiffOnirrn. secretaries. bird'e-cye
maple bureaus and dressing table.
combination bureaus. elegant up
right plano. touches. upholstered
fockefHs rugs aFt squares. etc.
strictly furniture sale. come early
ana Inspect the stock.
4 ntcsEnroN. ssssfsA sseuansss.
1919 IlFas efaras
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La Reeh.. removed TO 81 Fsrs, ave.
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ArfnnNI.rs.Ar-IAw


WA % ntTrNEn. attorney N lev suite
prosecuted srd defended 10 al courts ~
pears HsisefisHrs. EfHsssdinEs IA bAhb
fiptffi apHianiss inaofp pfAirdl abEtfaft :
carefully examined. collections tnh4s N
alt p7fis u thf United ffateH Htshsai
commercial afs1 hank fsfsfenfea pa
ih4g sfenus ihans haia lNyp
4. e. MACDONALD. 80 hpiho huiiaing
MOOT, rALnrn s nnowS. pisnsst 30
y. G. cqhoYEiL - . HAilsf tYililns
LYMAN b. NAArr, 20 Haiisi buiidlns
thANk s. witagLisG Hesiea biees
Alexander a Naftin 60 Mlinai LIE
VI y. fAMhrrn eest f..ine tiexs
ritRnr & PENNY $50 hsfts b'es
" notcLAH, col ssu Yes tifs
HoHAcn frrEH aia ssw fgis ~
q wAHn KIM ~ fatss building
- kfLihpb s1s nslisf tailalns
h LAN0LANp. hos u eieas
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no loan frivnte ronsy III W. rate "a
lniafsff. . 3D. BaWuH Ganffi lNl
- fugH street
NAEuAhTa hgHghi anf saiq Msffia1n
4 f.ahfinisu MutnHi iAfs tid
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EkiCRtoN a WYMAN co. dynames and
motors ins'a, ~ hcus' wiring and bell
work. ASA Western avenue.
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ron mEsr

ron HIN'l ii0nasa. cottages. stores and
rooms, Furnished aud unfufnisHaa. in OBJ
pHffs ~ the rifF. fifFfHau American
lnFestmsnt 49,. sia Third sgenas
CHOICE denkfoOm To- large Once.
free use ~ phone, gas and jHnltOr.
Inquire $40 New York bio X
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FIVE lots, coner Howell and Twen-
ty-eighth; must be sold soon; at
Sig6.
Corner. i2Oxi20, level; 81 SEQ.
Two fine lots. s0x120. on Eighteenth;
graded street $500 each.
Corner lot. Everett. 50xl2o: lovely
view. street graded; $500.
Five fifty down takes cottage on
Queen Anne, lot 60xl2o, and a fun
OUTFIT of furniture.
Cottages-S550. $500 $500. 81, 200, s., 400
BoGUE q SCHMIDT,
62s Pacific Block.
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CHICAGO Dental Co. o2-s Hlnckley blk
A. W. PHILLIPS. OF Heussy block.
~ EING AND CLEANING
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PARTISAN Dye Works--Ne call for. clean,
press. deliver your clothes. Office 1ais
First ave Tel, Main i0ia.
AMERICAN steam bye Works. lais West.
crn avenue. Phone. Main 7NT,
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PUGET Sound Bridge g Dredging Co, $40
Pioneer building. railway and highway
bridges ana viaducts. steel and iron work
for buildings. dredging and harhor Inn
movements, pile driving
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Seattle. EImunds ana Everett
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TOR Ezie-Ws hass a fsw hlsh-uaaa,
lodging houses. not TIA Kind that ar,
usukiiy filled with dummies knd a tol
~ cheap. secondhand furniture, nuet
IprvaalY 10 catch the anp0phlntina 81
Granger. bat some established. reputable
and Rpc6 paying Investments that We car
safely recommend. German mestcar
Investment Co. si2 Third avenue
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


oHnonNH. rnKMrTH = 90 Hf,t 40
aifarf fa.. faitbiislFa fhHi AlHiht
claim shttrafta iiaHsfnerf Of ths p
futi iffa huiidinG
uoOfH NHifft.EhIYs IiANpuUh ~
ailHtf Co, established 1868. laHrulsui ef
Heller bieft lsisphaes, hhln ipt
-lIAI-II.L aL-ir.Dl 10 /. - lL..A
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HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.


WANTED no RfxST-
VI vii rent your house. cottage, STOW
er rooms. X desirable. 70 reliable to.
ants. within srsen days OF pay yoa
u4antha rent Or we will assume to
cara and management o. your PROPERTY
and ray ven ak 7nonth'H rent In adj
vance. Unrsnnn.Amnracan Invesfrrent
Co. sis Thlrd avenue.
WIRE. IRON AND ELATING
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Uof SO AND LfffA
ron HAfst We haze upwards n ~ hGua.
- re sale ransina 81 lfIfs from en- ~
fis. up0 We have phufnErtfH fakrn M
81 property Listed 9Th us ~ fhaf
TIE pfqeDs0fivs Cuef hHsefa nFe u4afffiHl-
~ hldsa in fnaksng selection before
tisNi Ing ths pfsfeftvs ffsf ptF rue.
toner makes = ranlbef ~ sftsf fiurF in
conformity via she smpunt be- is viii
Ing g. pay Ne taks him a. fbs tiffffflf
places ir one ~ 0uf carriages ttan1InE
81 the 1oDf To accommodate wnfflhE
men sna o4hefn who ma u flHfuif ~
fsh ~ rinH ~ eag. We have fssreludFl
a. kssf our vfilee gg&n u1fti ~ eioch ii
ne evening an4 al day Hunass
oEHHANsAhfitECAN fhfEhrAEhi
fsThfIANV
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EGAN Dramatic School prepares pupils Tor
dramatic and cperatic utNge, advanced
pupils fnishcd and beginners accepted in
elecution and oratory. will furnish plays
and coach dramatic clubs. Tues. ani
Fri Al Hoiyoke
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MISS r. HECHTMAN, dressmakins
parlors. 22i Columbia street rooms
10 and -
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PLACER mines wanted IN The state q
Naahir3irut Eood prospects emily need
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| FOR ladies tailor and reception gowns
call az Lamb sisters. alo-sii Collins blk
Mrs, HANSON stylish millinery az low-
est prices Corner Fourth and Pine
DIlEssMAK1Nd, pariors 1917 Third eve
MNss. A. <. SMITH. o. Hinkisy block
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Cooper & Levy

We purchased early elm the
season. and bought right. for
that reason We can sell this
excellent brand at D5c per
dog, or . cans for xJc.
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have equally strong objections m
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does nobody knows Occasionally driven
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sensible and WIN Be whole when the curtains Of night are
celebration Of Independence Day
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