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The sun., 1902-07-13
TR, TH NOT CRI SHED 10 EtRTH.
One I1sh~rman's ~tor, StronGN >rrihrd
IN LNery particular

lsr cannot Wtthrr nor ou-Iur, -.a.,
rt..r infinite variety quoted the h",rl
If .rtic man ~ hc famed hfu-"I N.'n '.>
t,r .trd.Nr'll-d hi- breath with q h''f Nh-..'
Ruf ~ true. protested ne l".'""-
merchant. drawing up y rocker tua -frs.ts
.ria r with q sigh Ne du"-u. .aut uA"
,,u,1 of a nsneriLan. and a hsr du"-r u-u-
Ali. show Il uot 10 he's mu,u ul lar go
a.s rather iR'iin"d 10 dtsh'.lrs' '.u '.' -
sell ,,hsn he told m- abou' ''i. ufS ans
.u,A .;r.ny A. tha' haven't ist thirty
,,, b,i.- l-' alone thirly-t~o Hsh. sine"
I've teen h-r".
Fish bn.~ suppose you mr,n. .ug-
sr-,.i the Judge.
Certainly. ss--nt"d ne" leather r"r-
chant -Of cour%r he resumed. .Sr iuts't
,-.,i,lv have believed that hr ,tuCht thirty
,vn '-h. Nth lh-ral discount 'or trlin"i..,"
.irn,e II hr had IA ad N. tsh i" ...'" 'Ht
q mt to come back aud saN that ' s'r.ts
L.I l-oker loose IRON tie nost 'uD .r uad
%. tu~'u az -'.rI"'i !ilti" -'-uuC
~ t.d iudeed. greed n. judi" fhrr"
. 80 prrr-,l.Lt Tor i"tttng uor" tHnu otto
'i,-..i TO- ,nat ,r-c, -hoult q, ler-t he ,.l,-
,,rr,.d bv -" sTldtv!t- 20 Nl,u~.s"- l'E~
,,t,,r.' non - IN" story, | h-lI'N"-
I,r slowed the rod h" ctusit EN- ,w',t;
told the uuulet. A." tind and ~" rf"h'hl'
r..c,,t. aud offered To- lick snv .msn ~"
go : wasnr 80. explained thr I"aii'r
NJ 5a,., ,aiuk I would have -,id ,r,''lrs
shau' y ,>~ll. -sid ~" board 81 trad b.
~ o. l-r. .,uy h' told y
Zen not lid ft" leather '.rr' ~.
H.. i..it II ~E- lutudi,t.u-. t"tiap-. but
n. ID hsi I..r,i t t,i.n'd "ut "a ris u"
S,t ,s.tci iic f-h tell v"u -" troN u
-, rn,rrg NJ l'm rot pcrs"N"fiug
,t.ru.d 'l, i-,ti"r merchant Md iri-
.ft. ru,pl I Thought III it} = aE'ui took
,',,,.DN- I'D wo'fI~ aud rI"s. al VI hf'"
/ thought I'd -r' the apr"tyt" 81 III" u.o-'
is.t.d ot.- '>h t..i over virtl tai. %
ti.rr Wa q lHl tsrlns ~ ~" ~" Hh,, %
4 a,rHf.d | sut oui luio the iIlddl o' w.
i.k, stk voF. put On vortu ttd 'roIp'd
a., tuy lp- and almost iuW"di triv '-it
N,ll-defu-d tug It nv hook CAV" ~"
Iod n irfl ard t"gan 90 haul ~ - al 'h'
'''us ''t |,,,.r5,J ti,..' "t four lei
- 1 thuug't I 4 gnt Whrl", h.t :. dt '
Wat do YOU thiuk ! had cot
can ui ,Hluuu, nay h". hhshf.'d ~"
hoa "a ol tTsd' usu ~
1T Nas simpsons string OF thirtN-'No
h.h sid a.. leather merchant. tmpf"--
lively You ... he'd strung theu ct q
than llne that didn't mtcIfefe sIL thciI
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iO9 DEAD FROM CAMBRIA NINE
uINTRS THi>k THERI tM 30
NORT BODIIS THfRT.


JouNsruRN IA july ~ After W" am
bria iutn,a. a als bat made AL uiicisl
anna4r, rmr,' ~ o'cluck tits evening
tia, every par 81 o.. ma mn" an-'tcd
by t.c ,Np.usiuu tat l,,u vis,'',l amt 10"
bvip., removed -.archiug IsitN cam"
uIoh 'I" Iual,, of iugt otter uuyis WHO
had met instant death irum a." poisonous
gas Iu,y Wcr uruus.r 'u tie snria'"
ais,ut ~ u...,h 'n-uIgN' AMI rla''d IN
chars" ui tu'al vudef'ah'r
lie bu.!i"s Iuw recovered numtFr
100. aud ~ O., anuuunCci that two of three
OF the lnJur,d men IA the hospital WI
dc
There O., serious question IN III" m'ni>
al many a- f. W.-'.r' tu" Cambria mlnihs
officials a.. NOT mistaken. AM greatly 49,
ia placing r" Jet ui ocoD a. ut mote - al
iiS som" ui tie miners ~Iy that several
b.adlug- suu iu,'g,~>lu," uu aCCu'.hi Z"
deadly gases hav" not bs.n 'Nplurrd and
thai from if'v Ten scNcnty-fiN' hu,c~ viii
b. fouud theTc
Fur'y funerals took place to-day IN -
Rtcph,u'- ,dthuuc Church Nearly all Oi
The victims were mrmh.-s ~ - Casimir-
congregation. WiD~' ''i.hc" l. vol Dr IA"
way TO r1mul,tuu n, ,r-'rN e the
church vas cont uali' r.l"d "'h '"nhS
and trnrv uf them -rrtIld'd 90 'N. step
The Cam brid ,fi' .Hl- ih'- Afternoon
started an inquiry Nat rr"nl~~ Z" -
rigid Thc STAT" uir" tusp'-'urs vii
take a hand. ami 'u" witness 90 i-' called
will h" IN 'hr main hr 'liu' ~. ial- "aushi
in The explosion vhu AZ" "u 100" ROAD o."
recovery
In one house IN Cambria lived iji''~n
Sla,s who hired = .'uin FL" tn 'l..f ... g.
inc TIM. H. i.' ,'rs ~IrNlNu' bu ne
todv Of un' ~ ''n-'' u"n, r"'uN'r'i N's-
t.rtav and taken o.. o." rursl" '.r ni"n'.-
f,Htion. vs. uN'- $50 u uuu''N. IL WIS
found ~ h't
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the BOi'S OuN HiWNOCk.
He Can Make q Him.clf out of barrei
Sta,rs and tIoihr> tnr.

There ar" time- Rgair ana again m camp
and IN 'ho ,ut ut-of-duur- drns hat hovs
love to have when a place tp ruo~t Nhl"
reading or a piH," go drow~" through
day ~ drilling rsIi i IN er'a' d"'1Ani
Generallv. us' when rnr most wants II
the fprs-' brar. hr- ami wig ar" 200 w''
90 u, tor a tod. and l-'-!u--, II d, too inu,h
trouble
Now her. j. = way 'n mak" really riar-
tiral hammock that Will H-' hl 'h" hui
Get several larrrl~ hr'tE them np anu
rcruoy" all he uads from ih" s'aN"-
Fore a 'hrrr-pItr',,r- -.r, % lu,~ ~ zach
end - each ~'aN" With a heated poker
1h-r 'lc,. 'h.n r.I, ,.. h"-,Iu" = = .ud
through 'l" h."~ l|I- IAN h-' acN'"m- o.
rli.hed easuv n" -'ly blocks - each
end II an. hammocA should - twclv"
in, hes long
The hammo,k can i-' mad" entirely
conf Portable hy placing upon y several
couch pillows and covering them WIN a
shaNl
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tRtBIt\ RI tRLS.
The Poeticai Issrnd at the Native, A. tn
Thrir Formation.


a. 49,. t......,.,r .-I.,,,, ....h y,,a.
""''.' ~ wv -.
~ nam" 20 .''l" Hr,uii"'aso N N.hS twenty
mics OF G." ARABIAN 'nt~'. hru4s y INTO
prominent note of lat. .Tugs tIr str about
-, = 49,, .,, ID. 4.y ,...r. t.,r,.
.. -,
o. b." " i'lh $50 .'' '' 10 ~ -
at bIN ,urW~t los ta" .u''Ihg "I' OF i."
xt-,t triangular protection rtll"i kttar
r - -. .,,-..,t. al .r,rs "a.
''"' - -, -. -.
MAhiih ~'i' "' ." '''- q" -" '"' W. '''''
OF t." or" ." n'"tu water = >tt'."N
for ,rtrty miles from %. coast, and tpus a
=. -, ,..i . ,,,,..t.I I'D.
m'shH''" p'''-"' '''' "'' - 49, - .
w4lC4 s.'t boats .. fnNt1 w" ~lh'n'I
are ToN.si thp % nv ter \rtH "r"N-
n, r,.r rro,..rIy - ,tIt..i .s an .-llui
=, 49,, .,, a.. .,..t, I,..,... d,r.r,I,.
tfF - "'S '"" "" .a
nortu hN s"ui vi '.' h"I' ~" ""' :
e,uu. sIt.ly b..tu' al .ur o - one great garden
n nom. .yr..,..t.. .....u.. lemon s.d .l..,s
-, ......,.t ....,., I.,. ,..I.-
t"">. l">'' .'i w " .N"' Wv ''
L. every ''lit, co. 't'N' D.. o. ,""' 'r,-''i
81 u.s. - lee =. "''"' ', ''''
The sun., 1902-07-13
vrws % rnE NAMES HoRsSs.
rurther E,,seae. OF IN. erestaes. sf Dan
Patch Mr. homer and iisntas troekr.

treat "a. Joe patch-n. 9OIs IN" iron
hor.s of tho hsfn--- turi. hat sf~at'r ,ceu-
be-, uub.atsn .on. Ian PATCH, ? %. o.. ~ho
Tor too seasons ht, not Us"n H'Ithui'h"d ~
more tHan one heat ia Shl,h o.. ~l- ru''
po-,is laid Ip H. Non tN~i," hard 'l.r'
lat .sh.ou aud met all com"f- 10 ht, 'l''' =
umt
Lat Iuesday AZ wind-or ont va d pc
C,Al against tue boppl-d Canadian patrf'
haruIi II. 2a. Dan Patch op~n"d t''
49,, GA, campaign 10y Wlnutus "''uy IN
{. -. Ia That t" - a r-uagsanl" Iar"t =
~bosu hN hI, work ~ the race. httuld "
hI, b-"n a m.le 900 traihius lu -''', 'hl y
wI- aid could pace to tn. tiIt ~ uu" u.'ha''
II required Ou tuesday NJ Proctor -'i '"'l
Tor the heat q, ~" word. yct Dan i.''h n new
h.m st IA, wheel to tn" quarter 900 % 500 'ih
to tne haIf Ia Ol. winch u.eI aI! g '"u'd''"
siicN beel"t'- brilliant >puTt to the im'l
Probably had H,rold n Ueen saIr 10 nav"
paced to the half faster. the sou oi gor fatch'n
would nave held hi> own a atN sll
year Ago Dan Patch paced tn" IAN"
TRACK IN C7s and hor>.men Tredi Yea u
woIlt ruin hg, pto peyt. tot later N'totl"-.
tie "oS ~eeui- To nave -, una NOR" -i"rl'
and y remains to l." seen how loug o." con
keep 81 all cdse with vrvhly >hl!t. from D''
20 .itl and ,hang~s OF air AMI water u o..
not rhI',t"d tfa' he 'an 80 tat l"f ~ uI
thc Grand Circuit q tiara TIM" .tl' "l'h.
Ihr-e p'y"ts s-'m TO have ihh'e Iot
NItofy over hin thu wear lLry -" '"-
livNt-i to b. koyIl d sh'l Ion. !b1 h''
halt brother. tGcuUou boN 20. hli Star
roiut"T'- fun tlot."I. Il,-ti, lo.ut't. uI'l
al Detroit ie,'i'N 20 tool u". go TO
b"h"Ieth.t II thi- trio w'rr Ia meet Dan T., ,.h
iu rae 90" ,Ouuih ttpn W"ul prove 20"
Guife ,""' o.. - -t'N'-, and u q" u'"'' 20"
Fat 10 u NtlI u" it" "a IT," ~eason.
-u.A III ''''r> - on ,eH-on- WIN ~,
his lest, lA-- Nor-"- have been lh" more
bftlllaLt. os-s.usUtly many eNIsff ~hhu""
u. .l..-. =. e, to b" ONE q Gus. 'Hl ~
torYrr. ,,l,hl" Of p ,ins te, a re- ora 81 {. ~
r|r'I. pr"Gi . t- n ~" lutHf'' "I Do. i"r-,-'
'"' ., ,"a-or D." N- '-'".." ut. '.-'i,
rr1,l e.s II ir u,magri -ouud %, j
1 = Iaou nor Audubon fov Ior ih,te
rot ''i ,"r 81 o. ~ % N't~ ,.r 90 l..
iTuu Pm" N'rt ct iol'N. . VII 'vI''.'--
uu' N" y 20" iu.t,u'c % toppl"d l..T-
oi a.. ,..trrv. q Nf it.r,ror-nr .''l"d
him. pe0 ~. is surely -" ior.' oi ','
tpnr 1" d '".t linn o. % - 49, ~ IL.
Vii r.'tr g.urN -Ioyll TO- The v.hi'i ~' ouId
"" never 'sain .'" ~tht''r N- p.,,,
o. W.-,"old, \ : eor -"-o'i 'roney IN.
fy.- .f rI"r ~ oU VIM - '"at "
'l'N "'t winner 49, drawn. rno' "r q -.
ry...i - " r.Ite's oN'"f~ nS.'"f 2 'rF
Re- ,or,'orly. now rork.ns ' -. CAM,
P,rA Tor = owner. ant tpr.tr- to sci 60.
Vt O." unruIy u"'>i hotter ~ !uv "n'
" . a. soi."i 40 -,n'" "n',- ; k'ai.r. .i.I..
-,v S.t.r nc ? works r.I.s 10 ? - .....
'"rt1 T. u'' 20 So" . "Nn 80 Il -r"' 3D.
'pp,ri v,otsro~s i b9Nn" ~ c"'. L. .'
v.'r.,c rs.. ~ ~".r. ls 70 V.N '"' .
.ro,r.,s yolL "t ter 'n'" 'n''''"."'
ps.'l r.r.s- v os,' 10 f'cf.-.ar's -'rrl
- 1ua~lH uut.r,' a. o." tmpr, ''.
tr,.h rur'."s 'o li"-t'- ,-"oN@ -. .-
The sun., 1902-07-13
More Trouble In the Grandmo,her state


NV TTTTET-TTT
Having dow. battle With knrll-h spar
rows nud ~ p-N aud lroNu-tpIl moths. WAKE
Nsid ha- ffisf dls,sNSfrd U"W 10" iH tN' 20 -
l,.. t. f .l.i o.. Iprf r.'.s v"r'. and
va. d..un''r"d hy ~" warden Eufu- k'n-
Gt - ward 80 work % IIu" gtuN" .. '.''
.,t.. ,.i.n t..tt .I . tl.H 49,, ...rIr' vuffu
.. .r u,h boo l,nGth afI ui . r''rrlsh color
1N, worm 'Hs % NotUtlous lfp"iIt" mt ''s
,r,.. uhYrt D. lts h''..'i 1T work luua =
'r, h.t run over them n MHk'r''a brs
many Ba4uilf.H ptre groves Nhluh are threat.
..ii.'1 Nv This i'N Vr-t -il"t Ill TOW meeting
~ take t,t ton against % NAV h" ,all"u
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Eas'i, Expedited.

7 IN" =" n -F-TT|' W"
E.irrs. ., 81, r. i,rr uI btHu Uud % Cd. .urh
81 81 .sipt. = fovf - .r. hN o Wa.t.t " 80
. v.nt 900 Cd r,.t go uf 'uT .- nrs. Nfs.t
ave "a. o. st,Ha ...Ul M .dlrr To- I .
Ftlt-t .HHN' q HtU 'oI'. fui saN" ~ "a ID
1urtN
IL yo' IN hurry 1>..i ~. 'o.or"d waiter
N,- -ttd Nj b-idI"T
I en-. bo--. sugg~.t-d the nrsro. W y
don't YOU have yo steak rare, aud tnen ySu u
81 a sooner
The sun., 1902-07-13
Iac.n worth and DOM paul.

Coupled with u. striking resemblance
81 flrtr-r ~,r.rtur jacob Worth - Dom
Pau, k'u:'r 10 'h" tact that D." has n hur~"
uau"l Uu1 Paul ~" liu,elf h quite "a
,'nt~ pid ~ b. recovering fron a stubborn
hf'p,N - wr.ufla kr,,uilV ha -ur.r.d
4, .'l ',uttt..u 80 ~iI. % an extent that l-
la, aIl t- f,,.tl "N''a''". WhI'h is -gii ,r
.,,,t.tua'a -. I'.-.". ''l'rn 'n tlr former
I'rr.i,l, ~ a. '.. 1iau-,aal
The sun., 1902-07-13
TAME HAWAIIAN VOLCANOES.
REASONS ron >Or "a tFI\I THt
GREtTINI MON ON o tEfH,
tenn'irnc- n the Gsod Nature ef h'la"es.
Norr >tu rhdou. >ho~ than Ne-
u,ius er ttna OnlN once in tt7
lear, Has ~he shawn Tier Temper.


such horror should orcum" almost h'>-
t"ftr .n -om" l"rsou. rJuu1hly "" hhN"
no ouU.r tu hr ~lrprl>"i although y" 't"
-o-'hs', O.. Wr hear. very rN',u-N' dt''i
/ Nt- infected the stream ot tOuri-ts Hhuul
| visiting our volcanic Stands
Ih,~" fears have taken two directions. -
! IudIcstcd by the San IraL,lsyo ptver~ On"
relates to q 'au,ird danger to the ,i'N "I
| ..onulIlu a. bang located A. the base of Two
| r",cr' volcanoes The other j. the alleged
] i"rrl'IN WHut.tug action ut ,ur very tam"
! Ini 'urnill Nu.,Iuo hiiau.a. hlch vc count
7 uinn - ~" r.u~t Interesting of our atira'-
/ ituus In treating ui tu-.c matters | may
! p" Iri .s"d ,u ,hiulus .nm" ti''' to h"af-
| rg ts .".rv hy un means q ''ru hp' having
studied AMI written tor many year, pact on
I volcanic ...hI'.t-
! 10 r..au WITH the alleged dang~rou, neigh
] ''7th"oi ~ Honolulu Diamond Head and
! Punch Bow - cur-',,'lufi- 900 our rif'. ~"
. uHf roprrly Volcano, % u hut -tun-,on">.
! rrud.D,d hy NUicsr" 'Nulo-tou~ Ipus ago.
. l.-'fug orl, Few uuu',. The s,rur1t-lN
,,f'uhr runs Of these tNu uoNl- proves that
I the Whole OF their rNpiu-tou- ot hot mud,
-hot Il', ,lpit. lasted Ter u N"rN hr"f spH'~
! and th.n ,,l~-i "ntir"ly and forever. having
Iil.d ., their huge and stately mounds
Ih'tr lrc~rncr furnished no ct,uud oi sp-
] . .'.rr,iur. any NOR" than would -" pit l"'t
Do. ar abandoned powder magaf.n" after
. De-.
q, - .. Al.
'',' 'h' INV '-N Vow u" '"' Sun ''.'
-.1IIIr NoIrt.tr "NTl"-,'u- are not A"N u
/ s,,.Iv Fytlra- [ answer We Auuv ~ -lfHply
/ 80, ,,.,. ,-..,... .,..... A, ., ,.,.t.l.Itv Iht-
-.
.-''in OF '""' J. ''''i">'h ~ WV 'N''',''''
! tutlru' VOLCANIC rt. rr-. butI htN'Ig h"'l
/ urt.tT..lv lrp. d,rH.- such a. the still aCtiVs
49,. -, -, .., .,..l- .v,v All
/ " "''' ' w" ~
/ N'I'Ali' ACTON 't1'"d on 'hHh II''aoH
| 80 u.n year. agu. -.u~' vh"u 'tWo. ph"r,"
| .r,.t.,r ma. ..f.,u.i ,It aud tr, N,r.d away
''''~''"''.' OF '''' '''N' ''' - ~ ''
-N't"i'n ms "I iH~f "h'" '". 'N ~h"N'N
During tho -,rur lapse OFF ago tines" noun
. .. 49,, .i,,.Iy .ub.t.i.I INTO the ocean
- - - 60, I,,. ,
/ h'.'''- some 'N''-Nl"> o.. 80 '',
.ruN'l hN lr'"-ltt W'u h.rlnss tif"lst '"''
| ,,1 and oral far blow -.a I-y.I o. oIr
.,.. $500 p......,t tyn,t ,..-..IrYou.
.'''n'" near '''M''d N''' '' ''"N
-'ft'f cot .''t N'f' ."Nhh ~ '''' ''l 10 W
. f'F' MD ,.rtI grow u:l. U"'f '..' li''
! Cd, 'rr sci. It, I-Iui ltd suns .f ...
] .pl ..st
I,rrtrr ali 'N.' r.1'or ,,,rs tNc-" Ht-
Iatt bud. D. t,.. .' ,... .t' ...t. sifI tu|.-
/ r.,,,, r...,., .,r...t ,...r , .,,s, ru.r-
/ J. . t.r r..,.r.... ..,. ,.ruAr .I. .. 20 g.
. ..r'..,l ,.. .......,. ID. Gle. ....fu IH.l 's.y
7 80, q. =, ,......, . ...r...r.. with tl. me
-. . ..f. .. .. .....r. r....... .......l 4
&c. 80. ,.,.., -r. r,ro. ,u ... fss..
. 80. .. .......,...t ,f tI. E.r ...t
The sun., 1902-07-13
The ~un o. the onI, Newspaper

IN tho land that gathers the news Of ~"
world through IL own agent Ii1t> Why
II you s~e y IA IHk sJS IT. - '-Ass.
The sun., 1902-07-13
Nl-n lol' t.a IVA,

take Nrp lnra vt. veu You vii iud 4
ali n fsK s'N and L'rNi>o sly Ads
The sun., 1902-07-13
ur,> ,nts avs r,>,N, u'l


d. .,u ..... SEQ .. ...Uf. e I.r .......
s.uH .5 rent. fsf 'H~ .tnHN. NHi'
h,I ....,u ,u,sr u. .FU 600 .Hs'f|.' "n. Too
clean sud H.H... aHN sifaH ar NIl' 49,.
~ ..r..rn t "frTrsI HHf.u.- ~. AA -
A.4stA 60 20 uSasVI S1ISss D. U.
The sun., 1902-07-13
CUBAN

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we're In q
anything (
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said. We
could have
In MAXI
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body who
situation :
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never at
out-anci-oa
though u
while will
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and active
efforts of X
are only X
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sho-e who
the passs
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10 that Z
the Adm
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that is u
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the Cula<
and the
that Pro-
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pit for II
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who wcr{
procity Z
TO fore.
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say 80. L
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which m
bill could
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no actlo(
when th(
There
SenRtors
and s,lpd
its polic(
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to do io(
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Next week will be the last of the
present engagement of Ralph Stuart
and company at the Seattle Theater,
at which will be produced the finest
dramatization of Alexander Dumas
novel, Monte Cristo." This will be the
first romantic drama that Mr. Stuart
and company have produced in Seattle.
The story is SO well known that there
seems but little use to comment on
the action of the play.
On next Sunday the company will
leave for weeks engagement in Spo-
kane, Tacoma and Everett, and will
return here, opening on Monday night,
March 18th, in Marguerite Merring-
toms Captain Letteblair," that was
played with record breaking success
by E. H. Sothern for more than a
year. Commencing with Captain Let
teblair" the company returns for a
ten weeks engagement at the Seattle
Theater, during which time several
new plays that have never been pro-
duced before and which are now under
preparation, will be presented, and Sc
attic people will have the opportunity
to attend several first nights, a thing
which they have never been able to
do before.
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ITEMS OF
INTEREST.

The neutrality-suspicious. steamship
line is composed of SO different steam
ers.
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The Third Avenue Theater has had
what might be termed an astonishingly
good run Of farce comedies this sea-
son, but nothing in that line has been
seen in Seattle as good as "The Man
From Mexico now running at that
popular theater. The ides Of March
will be inaugurated next Sunday matt
nee with the famous English melo-
drama, wicked London" a play that
has achieved marked success all over
the continent of Europe, the English
colonies and the United States. 1t has
been a popular attraction in the East
for the past five seasons, but has never
been seen in the West before and the
fact that it will be seen at popular
prices will doubtless pack the Third
Avenue Theater at every performance
next week.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

Charles Dalton, the young English
actor, in '"The Sign of the Cross, "
comes to the Grand next Thursday for
three nights. The combination of star
and play is strong one. Mr.. Dalton
is said to be better fitted for the role
of Marcus Superbus than any man on
our stage and the play is one that Of
fers to an actor every opportunity for
splendid work.
Mr.. Dalton will be supported by an
excellent company of competent actors
which has recently been materially
strengthened by the addition of Sheri-
dan Block, formerly leading man of
Richard Mansfeld's company.
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visiting his flock, capable of telling a
story of mingled pathos and humor,
that will bring a tear to the eye one
minute or a smile to the lip the next.
Not the kind of priest you read of, but
one, like thousands of them, to be
found every day, lending a helping
hand to the poor and needy, hopeful
and strong in the hour of trouble with
a CHEEKY word and look to chase away
the gloom, and bring the sunshine into
heart and home once again. In fact, a
character that only to come in contact
with makes life seem the brighter and
purer.
1t is needless to say, in this charac-
ter Mr.. Sully has made the hit of his
stellar career. But realizing one man
does not make the play, Mr. Sully has
surrounded himself with an excellent
cast. The play will be given at the
Grand next Sunday, Monday and Tues
day.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington. in and for the Conn

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, in and for the Coun-
ty of King.
E. A. Strout, plaintiff vs. Charles Myers.
Jane Doe Myers, his wife, and all persons
unknown, if any, having or claiming to have
an interest or estate in or to the herein
after described real property, defendants
Notice and Summons.
State of Washington to Charles Myers
Jane Doe Myers and all persons unknown
If any, having or claiming to have an inter-
est or estate in or to the hereinafter de-
scribed real property:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the above named plaintiff e. A. Strout
is the owner and holder Of certificate Of de-
linquency numbered IL ,204, issued by the
treasurer of King County, Washington, on
the 18th day of November, 1901, for taxes
on the following described real property, sit
uated in King County, State Of Washington,
to-wit
Lot six, block forty nine, of J. ]. Moss
First Addition to the City of Seattle.
That said certificate was issued for the
sum of $8475 for the delinquent taxes in
terest, penalties and costs on said real prop
erty for the years 82-83-84-85- S6-87- So 80
91-92-93 94-95 and 1896.
That on the same day, to-wit, November
7th, 1901, plaintiff, in order to preserve his
rights under said certificates of delinquency,
paid to said County Treasurer, the sum of
$7.26, being delinquent taxes and interest
upon said real property for the years 1897
1899 and 1900, being segregated as follows,
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King County
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Har-
ley 6. Head, Lewis E. Head and Anna A.
Head, Minors. Notice of Settlement of Ac-
count
Notice is hereby given that Agnes B.
Head, the guardian of the persons and
estate OF the aforesaid minors, has rendered
and presented for settlement, and filed in
said court her semi-annual account of her
said guardianship, and that Friday. the
14th day of March, 1902, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. at the court room of said court, in the
City OF Seattle. in said King County, has
been duly appointed by the judge for the
settlement of said account, at which time
and place any person interested in said
estate may appear and file exceptions in
writing to the said account and contest the
same.
Dated at Seattle, Washington, this oath
day of February, 1902.
(Seal.) c. A. KOEPFLI,
Clerk Superior Court.
By d; K. SICKLES, Deputy Clerk.
Feb. %, Mar. %. (SeaI.)
A. w. FRAZIER, Attorney for Petitioner
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paid to said County Treasurer for said GER
tiicate and said subsequent payments afore-
| said is Is per cent. per annum, from the
| date OF such payments.
That Charlese Myers and Jane Doe Myers
his Wife, are the owners of said real prop
erty.
And you are hereby directed and sum
moned to appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this notice
and summons, exclusive of the day of said
first publication, and defend this action in
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the above entitled court, or pay the amount
due as aforesaid and in case Of your fail
ure so to do, judgment will be rendered here
in, foreclosing the lien of said taxes and
costs against the lands and premises afore-
said, which will be sold to satisfy the same.
e. A. STROUT, Plaintiff.
PETERS & POWELL, Attorneys for
Plaintiff rooms to 8 Dexter Horton Bank
Building, Seattle, Washington, upon whom
all process may be served.
Feb. %, April 9.
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"THE PARISH PRIEST.U

From the title "The Parish Priest"
one would judge that Daniel Sully's
new production was strictly religious
one. On the contrary, Father Whalen
the role assumed by Mr.. Sully, is a
man, human like other men, fond of
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHTD

The firm heretofore existing under the
name of the Machias Lumber Company,
co-partnership composed of ]. J. Miller and
Woodnv Nlem ke G doing Es Business at
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
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assumed and agreed to pay all outstanding.
Indebtedness
Dated at WoodinvilIe, King County, Wash
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