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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
WESTLAKE BOULEVARD
NOW THE
MAT Ter OF IMPORTANCE
Seriously Discussed by Council Street Committee MAY
Be certainty-Esgrade of Pine Street
Also Comes Up

protests we're entered against again
grading First avenue. nv those r'r go
ent the cutting down OF second 49,
enue seemed almost unanlno,isIv
favored.
Westlake Boulevard
The Wesilake boulevard seemed "a
attract more attention than the
Pine street regrade. Two routes are
proposed. One begins at Denny way
ana Westlake avenue and runs al
aSonaHS % Fourth avenue and Pine
street Ihe other begins at the
stipe place ana runs diagonally TO
Fourth avenue and Pike street
While a large majority ~ ,bo.c
present last night favored tho PIE
street terminus. yet there were sev.
eral strong arguments Offered for
Pine street All were unanimous In
asking that the matter be settled
quickly one way or the other. while
there Is such an uncertainty of the
matter they claim they cannot dis
pose Of their property. as pur-
chasers are afraid to invest. Sew
eral present suggested that the
boulevard should run on TO Third
avenue and Union street.
Not Favored BY Dickinson
General Manager Dicklngon ~
the seattle Electric Company. pro-
tested against the Pike street ter-
minus, stating that his COMPANY
would au1er a heavy loss, az the
boulevard would pass through tho
lots on which the car barns now are
and on which more are 10 be built.
While those who favor Pike street
admitted that the additional cost
would be t75 900 on an ali-told cost If
$4,000 yet they believed the adj
vantage would be worth that much
more.
The committee finally took tho
whole matter under adylsement.
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WRECKAGE

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. s-Tne
revenue cutter Grant has sailed from
this port and win coast along the
shores Of the strait Of Juan ds Fuca.
for the purpose 81 examining ali
wreckage reported from various
places ~ the natives.
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In MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. Jan. s-W. J..
Fleischmann. the nhmcondsnK cash.
Ter % the Los Angeles Farmers and
Merchants hank "a said BY local de-
tectlvea to be In Mexico. where he
escaped after hts flight from Cali
fornla. II was reported that he
was headed for Canada. but this IL
denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

Alfred Lueben ard George Boyer
have sued the stats Insurance 90,
Of Liverpool. England. for $4,000. the
amount Of policy upon the vessel
North star. and her cargo. They
ailege that the vessel was destroy.
ed on Sept. "a. but the company re.
fuses TO pay.
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wheat. s-s.ooosaso. corn. sas.O0.

Corrected daily 80 The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or IN
the car AZ Seattle;
Grain Oats, asa.ooG2Too. barley
1880. wheat, chicken feed. t2o,pe.
corn. bulk. t74.nq.
Butter Fresh ranch. fe3itc. ma
tive creamery. 23n,ac.
cheesa-Satlve Washington. ii8
lie.
EGGS Strictly fresh ranch. &c.
Poultry Hens. iinfiisc. large
spring. lie. ducks. isUtziac, turkeys
igc: geese. ssfsc.
Livestock Cows. 1'tc: steers. tMc;
calves. 6sl47iSc. sheep. &c. hogs, 20
5ikc.
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0 Fiel Cigarette

A spark from q newsboy's cigar
cite started blaze IN a pile of old
papers In the basement ~ the WASH
ington Investment building, al seq
ond avenue and Cherry street. al %
o'clock this morning. The fire de-
partment responded to a call. but
there was no damage.
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The street committee met last
nfght and considered without taking
definite action two important mat
tiers referred TO II. the regrade OF
Pine street and the westlake bouIe-
ward.
The lobby was filed with prop
erty owners interested. and many
speeches were made for and against
the proposition.
The first matter considered was
the raRrade Of Pine street. from First
10 Fourth avenues. and Second and
Third avenues. from Pike to Pine
streetz. A petition TO that effect
was presented signed By n majority
of property owners. a z7-foot cut
was proposed ct Second avenue and
LIE street, a f9-fOot cut at Pine
Greet and Third avenue. Enough
property owners who had signed the
r,cfifion withdrew their names last
night until the petition was no
longer a majority petition.
no Definite Action
The committee therefore took no
~efion on the matter. Chairman
ftsldoon stated, however, that the
,pfuftfee would not commits itself
= fhe question, but would give the
.etifioners plenty ~ time 70 secure
sfher petitioners II they 20 desired.
Those who withdrew their names
ala - with the belief that eventual
~ FIRST and Second avenues would
IN cat down from Pike 70 Bell
efrocts. Were Pine street alone
s,fsded II was argued that a great
hl,,a would be left at Second avenue
and pine street. which would bc an
4rara saable barrier against traffic.
Tn5unctlOn proceedings were threat
ened II such were attempted.
There were q number of informal
Tirst and Second avenues. Strong
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JoBBINe QUOTATIONS
CORRECTED DAILYD
creen Fruit

Lemons tl.5sus2.7s a boz. cooking
apples. tsc0ti.o0. eating apples. si.25
Oils. oranges, t2.00d2.7s. bananas.
si.s5M 200. pears. 81 25mf so. cranber-
RES. 1000 per bbl. ounces, 75cd
81 90. persimmOng, ti.25ff / 80 per boy
grape fruit. tt00ut % per box. nom.
eEranatss. tiS0eri.76. pineapples,
$500 per dozen. Jap oranges. sf.zh
per pkg; Seeding oranges. fi.sO42.
lines. s7.o0 case. tanserines. si.75.
Vegetables
Potatoes f24. O042s. 90 a ton; beets.
75cu&i.00 per sack. carrots, sou Coo
per sack. lettuce. 81 .50ffi 90 per case
turnips. 50ff75o. garlic, &C.. cabbage.
IJcN Si.00 per cwt. peppers, 7scge
fi.J0 per case. husks. zoe. celery, 25fe
7Sc per doz. sweet potatoes. 81 3542. %
per cwt; chill peppers. 5000. aaucr
kraut, ~ 4 1c. tomatoes, 1850 per
case; radishes. l0c per dozen. parH-
ley, 20Ffs0c. onions. s2.004225 per
cwt: parsnins. 65cffti.2s. cauilflower.
fio0Ni.25. pumpkins. imthc per ID.
squashee, lake. wax beans. i2ihc.
artichokea. 7JcnSi.0 per dos. string
beans. l5c cucumbers, $500 90
per box; Brussels sprouts, case
peas. he.
b"tteAt NaHfstg Etks anu F0ulhJ
Butter Washington creameries.
pound prints, soc. Eastern Iowa and
Elgiu, z7e. fresh ranch, 10000.
Cheese Native Washington, full
cream, f2ikGf18c. Eastern: New
York. i3itNfgc; Wisconsin, lac
Roquefort &c. Edam 81 O01 " 90
per case; New York. i5di6c. Linn
burger. igal7c. brick, ieGi7c. Swiss.
180i9c.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 2sc
Eastern. 2z02Jc.
Live poultry Hens i2MMi3c. large
spring. i2Mc. turkeys, 14Ml5C; geese
iOnlic; ducks. l3c.
Dressed poultry Turkeya. 154iGc,
geese, 11Mifc, ducks. 14W chick.
ems i3Mi4c.
Honey -13hc.
Provisions
Fresh meatcow beef, 7c per lb:
steer beef, zm7ike per 10. mutton,
wether, TIC: ewes. 7hc. pork, Zoe
per lb; veal, large. Sc: small, i0c.
Provisions Hams, i3hc; breakfast
backs, Zoe: bellies. lie.
Hay Puget sound, per ton, 80 .00n
1900, Eastern Washington timothy
1890. alfalfa, fi100.
Grain-Oats, 5000: barley, 1900
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sr.afsrs-yshnssa

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. S.
st. Marks Pro-CntnedraI was the
scene Of wedding today. the con-
tracing parties being Miss Elsie
Bradford. daughter Of Rear Admiral
II. y. Bradford. Z. 8. ~, and Mira.
Bradford. and Rev Edward Darling
ton Johnson. An elaborate wedding
breakfast and reception for the reia-
ttves and bridal party followed the
conclusion OF the ceremony al the
church
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Fth Aais~Tsa aaleai.s ca Irrnt exenas.
feRr Fske street neN tuiiiiuEt ant rsN
tAta snd nafafes ixAhs fnay ~ had for
~ 9sefss price. ~ assa and 81 80 rvsp3es
tFelfs - Mhigh Nnsaanf cslfs Halt can BE-
ratA ash srd the fs4aNcs when ypa get
NfA4s8 ahF hest s1facH pfufsFtf N Seattle
tefaf TEE TIE ironef. We have - ether
setesss- fanGiux ~ Fsfns frofn ~ gs 90
tlAe1 Oeftuan.AHssftcan iaFestueut
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WEDDINGS
AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. g.
Today's wedding Of Miss Julia For
aker. daughter OF Senator and Mrs.
Foraker, and Mr.. Francis King
Wainwright. OF Philadelphia, was
one OF the most brilliant that has
taken place in the national capital
this winter. Only a small company
Of relatives and Intimate friends
witnessed the marriage ceremony
but the reception that followed was
attended BY hundreds NJ persons
prominent In social and Official life
The wedding took place at high noon
al the ForAker residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

DO not take our word for " but
call or send for our prospectus At
once and see for yourselves what We
are doing with the stockholders
money. Take a run down TO Jones
wharf, just below MoranH' and look
over our boat building yards. This
~ your chance to get into tire SAL
MON CANNERY BUSINESS. Stock
advancing steadily Get in now and
take advantage of future advances.
INTER STATE FISHERIES COM
pANY, 800 800 Pacific block. Seattle,
Wash. 49,.
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ron SCUM. tAsTEnN ALAsKA

Leave heattie y. NJ.
Steamships city Of Seattle, Cot
taEe city or city OF Topsk a sailing
for Alaska Dec "a. 80. 81. Jan. ~.
Nc, 81
Ticket once, iia James ST.. Seattle.
faitnt rdmi sat q. W Miller. Ahai
Nsht ANtl Ocean DOH NrHttiu geuahil.
IrLhlhn On lan AaIa.. NAn Nfanala-n-
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Mrs. Wilson. will have charge OF the
program next Tuesday evening
when a profitable time IL assured.
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NATIONAL HANK OF
COMMERCE.
srnANarn. Arrrrrronr

- ANst AAFi
ARE Pea ietAinE for safe ssf pfnftshts
taisshFs4 ef~rins IA H3asfisf II -. ~
tan nHsf fmN arr nafnfer requiring a.
thTsfiHfsnt " ffusN AssD 70 o. ESQ Nsssy
t.fihsse 9pfsgiarits nat passes thfaas !
eiisss fAnti sfhnd tAx etes~sf inswstssA.
tet 49, - eah place yoa IL h4nk
sttIes sArtaffi h1tsi. fniit cfsrs e. IH
tefh 81 htetufrs9Ha map 8r~fTf kla1.
lfAn Investment Co. lnfofrosstss hls
Ihifd aFxnue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

NOTICE 70 sTocKHoLDERs''
The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Jordan Manufacfur.|
ln8 Company Of Seattle, will be hef
~ the offices OF Messrs. Gleason ana
Goie, attorneys for the ronpa ~
No. s3g-fs7 Burke bldg. in the eft
pf Seattle, az .. m. Tuesday, JAM.
nry 18th. 1907. for the election Il
Directors and the transaction Of sucA
pthsr business az may properly cCus
before the meeting.
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nousEs Awp Iora WAITED.

VIZ haFs cash cgatymfre Tor holnen "a.
rfitngfn- stores ass modern dnsliinxs =
nii paris y thr ufg. Tee oriy aay /.
sfi your rfnltTv h. g. aaeeffins -
a. ss s.erf TWO THoUHAND nfT-
l-hhh month for that pufpans h, -
lows - iYEffhi rensilsl0n that ~ =.
ssll y, List gqyF Ef1ptffV with ne, -
tDf ptptH&fhFhef VIII take q "vleN~ q
IN ~ the ieadiHg newspapers IN ~ q,
GILMAN AMERICAN INgEaIMY.,
COMPANY.
tfs Third Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

WAMJED 10 HEST '~'-s
WE viii feut ypgr house. cosfags. sns
- rooms, II dafifahie. 70 seiisbls -
ants Nithia seven asya er BAY yos |.
Htfrtifs rratf Or We viii hns1rns a.
csff ana management ~ your rfopes,,
go taf fop fiH months rent Ia a.
vance NsrrusnrA nieFtcAB Inyesfrs<u
90. si2 Thir9 syeBas.
Mlht. iiios AND rIATiNG
'fAcIHt EAfi 4 FlailnR sFofks. III n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

1--WE get our usual cold
snap In January. - that no
Potatoes can b. shipped In
20 seattle. look out Tor a
big jump IN the price. Bet
ter prepare now ana antici-
pate your wants. sacks
range from ITO 20 100
pounds
Per 100 pounds ..SI.50
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrItAcr or rrrLIa


AnsrnAcT or rrrLE
oauoRaE. TnrNprp : co. Inc. -.
s,fast 81. .siaplisasd ihsA Ai' W.
tuai tdfs building
ho0ffi-W ht1fIENEYs tiANroHD Abb
nlfaft Co. established 1865. basement 81
taller hlpet faiephops Main ips
REA1TIE Atstraet 10. n n. block
AHcnIrECrs
y. j. DoNohoE = 3Ah. u boNNTi.l.AN,
associate architects. steel anl nfsHssi
cine hiagA, beAulH Phone, James 1891
Joifs uftAliAn. SO 81 alebs biz. Tel
James 2gsi
y W, ttotnIiroN ait1f Collins
AKRON
WA " HuffNEh attorney - law sui,s
prosecuted ana defended o. hii cg4fts4 ~
years sHpefieues, Proceedings " haas
tapt.Y COMPANIES lneorroratsd. aesitAs
al parta " the unlssa Htsiss, hisnssi
commercial aad bans fsfsfsnsss bis
Third avenue Phone. Main i~o.
a ~ MACDONALD. sos Hufas baliains
hooT rALMgn q bnoWa, pioneer hla
q q cnNoHrit, "a IS iiaii.r baliains.
LYMAN y. KNAFP. 10 Heller BUILDING.
hhAAk ~ wlksTLiNo isosson blaeA.
Aissaaass 4 Martin $50 Maiual late.
w. y, LAhnuTH. 2oa.h racine bioeA
riEnnE ~ fEhuf. 40 iiafss bloek
D d. poudtAn. to7 New York tiaE
HORACE lErEn sit New rofh hik
. WAND kNMp. ass nufas baldins
y a. knLLDun. 70 Halttg baiialns.
b n LANDLAsp. To- y, " block.
Auction SALES
y. q. hicKEhros. ssssfal sacfisnssr
1912 ttfsi Afsnus
BANKS
THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.
ASH niiiian aoiisgsj -
is'srsss ali5~si - ,ims. deposits. = ssSs
sfai naaki8n tasiaHss transacted.
fhATfLI BRANCH e0fnsr q James
n. a. cAMf.Roa. Manager.
PUGET AotAp NATIONAL BANK oY
est'io' ssesk PAID ia $4,000. surplus. tss.-
,. Fufth. pre-: .. 6. asiasmlth. vice
pfss - " Aahsny. esahisF,
Nsffssi,s.fi'isnis II ftfnnrai eiiiss IN shs
Nniiea states sud Hargps
PEOPLES eAelAus nANk
NleH1 4se1ns an1 i1As street Capitol
pslt % 10000 n q Nsufsiasf, rFss. /,
?. Msgasn. casf.. T. = ufssnissf asst
- Apeainsfrisi savings sna trust hzasi.
scANDfNAyfAN- AMERICAN
BANK.
~ Seattle. nsHrral BANKING business
transacted. fssrdsita ii 20 oo0 A ehli.
trfNi sfes. .. 4. ufandahi nFsg sAce pres /.
- " hnsibssg tash.. ]. o. Laans. asst.
faAh No tFanrhra
NATIONAL HANK or
COMMERCE..
Trsnsaris ssnsssi - sssa. baslnsss, A. c.
Itsufys 5F~s ~ d haanasf. casa, SAFE
esr~asi sanits fcr f~sst
safe Deposit Vault Boxea for Rent.
gfN gtnNT NATIONAL BANK on
NEATTfsE
Faka ~ ra4ita4 s... fifo e1n
tssrsf4l hAnkir4 tusiusss Transacted 4
y. HaEs. D., sfss ~ MrNiraen. xscs
tfsaA L. TWrnsf. eash a. D. paFkharss
80. eAsh. Nschanxs co Ennetpai cities
- Y, y. an2 Fuvu.s
-.
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Ia Roche. photographer. sii ist
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ron RnNT d unfuraisbed room
go InTafn0n ntlnni.
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Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
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HoDtEh AAb B0yfH
ron MALE we have upwards ~ ~ Hfaiss
e. fpr sale. ranging Do pfife rum 500 =
tif.fHs We hHFf r Photograph taken ~
hu property 'llnied' Effh o. 30 that
the Ffaafe0tigs purchases are material
viewing the property. After quF Gus
toner WnkSN 3 number ~ aFinffleus "
conformity with The afHVHnt bs la VIII
Ing 20 pay, ws taka him - fhs ilffafsui
places IA me ~ our carriages ainrfiHG
81 the door. 10 HffoqyufslntH Nufkiuf
men sn1 nfhffs WIN Md u 9ihcuf p
fail duffnE fhr day. We hsFe rYhflH4tg
a. Keep our once apen unfii . 0fiefs r.
fhs EVENING en1 81 dny funphf
GfRMANeAM HHfcbE fANbbThA"E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

sEArfLE SHOW Case O., iais First avs5
sroHAGh AND WAREHOUSE
Au8-s- 10 Occidental ave iloussAold good
etc. Jacobs, Trtnholue q CO.
snKs.4sAs
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FOR we'll imnroyeA farms. small OF large.
at low prices. can on as,
COLLINS q WILLIAMS.
Room 80 sullivan Building.
WORKING men with small capital see
Lloyd Rriscoe & Lloyd about building
Your hnnnaa IS HimNAlaN llnck.
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c. {. BERG. ISIS Third avenue.
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!. j. DosohoE JAS. j. boNNfi.iAN,
associate afrhitseis steal ana nfspto9f
contradiction SPECIALLY suite lit ia
INC hlaeAl statute rhout, JAMES 1897
JOIN uftAiiAN. SO 81 ulebs bib. Tel
James 21si
\ ~ LLL.L-DL.-..-L IL. q .-.----.-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

III YOU want Co soil land. lots and houses.
place Il az the bureau which AZ IN direct
connection with Eastern and curupca n
enligrhntsi tickets issued TO and from
Europe and other countries, A. o Hell
lon Co itts First ave, Seattle. Wash.
JUST completed. modern ,p-to-date
stables. boarding stalls for rem City
Feed and sale stables, 2t0a Western ave-
nue. Tel, Main $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08

DO YOU PAY RENTP WHY The
Home Cooperative Company will
build YOU home for 100000 and
up, and let you pay for Il at the
rate of $3.50 per month. Investi-
gate. J. II. Rice. 3ls New York
block.
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rMNsICIANs AM suRGEoN


THE :. 1. CRAvENs co. 7Oi Piks. con.
tractinK plumbers and timers. estimate.
given Phone. Main sal.
WA n. MuLLiN--New work guarantees
one year. Tel, Bun ieaa.
Geo. n. Woodhnuss Co, Tel. Main DA4.
| RAuTMAN Plumbing Co, Ran iTi
| THFo TURNER Tel. Green al
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PRINTING AND BfxntNG

TIE Ivy Presa, Artistic Frinting' Engrsv-
ed Calling Cards, Weaaing ANNOUNCE
monts. etc. First and PIKE. Phone
Main STA.
BULL BROS, commercial printer Nta
BOO, Ae Washington BLDG, over TreeH 5
shoe store. Tel. White tsa
MARKET Report Printing a pubnshing
Co. high grade lob printing ga spring
street Tel, hun, eg2
METROPOLITAN Press. Inc, SoT-ii "a
ave =. and i0i-H West Washington. -.
RAnMI.A WA llIsA
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onuonsN. TnENfFH = co. Inc, Al.
ntfHNt co., established ihtI, MINING
claim abstracts, itasamfni ~ the hue
tuai fAfs building
hooft-W ht11fEHEY4 flANpopD Az.
nifnet Co, established 1863 basement 81
taller hloat. Taiephrus. Main ips.
HEA9-fIE A. straet to., ~ n. block.
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CONTRACTORS aaa nuILDnns

ESAN Dramatic Schuei prni ares pAplts Tor
dramatic and rpefafsc stage. aAvaneed
pupils finished. ana beginners accepted On
execution and oratofy. will furnish plays
and coach dramatic clubs. Tues. an
fri Al Hnlguke.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-05-22
Tax Receivers Notice

The law formerly required property
held on 18th day of March returnable
for taxation This has been amended
SO that all properties held on the first
day of March shall be returned at its
market value,
will be at the following named plac-
es on the dates mentioned below, for
the purpose of Receiving the Tax Re-
turns of Cobb county for the year 1902
Marietta, April l, 2, II, May 6, p,
June 3.
Smyrna, April morn, May morn,
June
Winnings April eve, May eve, June
5 morning
Lemons, April morn, May morn,
June evening
Howells, April eve, May SIEVE, June
evening
Coxes, April morn, May 8 morning,
June
Austell, April eve, May eve, June
Powder Springs, April 7, May 10,
June 10
Oregon, April morn. May II morn,
june II evening
Lost Mountain, April eve, May -
eve, june Ii morning
RedRock, April morn May 10 morn,
june II morn
Acworth April 10, May IA, june ID
Kennesaw, April II morning, May Is
morning, june IA
Gritter, April II eve, May II morn,
june 16 morning
Post Oak, April y morn, May II eve,
June 16 eve
Merritts, April u eve, May 10 morn,
june II morning
Roswell, April IA, May 20, june IS
Pleasant Hill, April 10 morning
r E Daniels April Is evening
MONDAY May Is evening
& B Bentley's, May 16 morning
SR McCleskey's May 10 evening
In Powers, May 10 eve, june II eve
At Marietta at all other times until
July 1st. All tax payers are requested
to make prompt returns, as | will be
compelled to close my books on July
1st, 1902 Il. A. HILL,
Tax Receiver, Cobb County.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-05-22
NiCkajack.

DIED. After many years of sore
affection and much and patient
suffering, the soul of Mrs Lucy
Earnshaw, widow of the late James
Earnshaw, took its flight to the
abode of the blest on "Wednesday,
18th inst, at the home of her SON
in-law, John W Ruff. The de-
ceased had reached the ripe age of
eighty years and had been, since
early life, worthy and consistent
member of the Presbyterian
church; was woman of great for
titude, of mistaken faith in the
christian religion, of the kindliest
heart and pure and blameless life.
The funeral services were held at
her late home and were conducted
by the Rev J II Patton, of Mari
eta, who preached a beautiful ard
solaclng discourse on the occasion
after which the remains were
buried at the Ruff private grave
yard. The floral decorations were
profuse and of great beauty.
Charlotte, N. c., News will please
copy.)
Mrs Eva Malone, of Villa Rica.
Mrs Laura Wilson, of Charlotte,
N G, Mr. and Mrs w II Nash, of
Marietta, together with several
friends from the latter city, at
tended the funeral of Mrs Earn
shaw on the 10Th inst.
Mr. ludlow, once !superinten-
dendent of Concord Factory, Mrs
ludlow and interesting family, of
Roswell, were with former friends
fer few hours at Concord on
Sunday.
While young man from the
town of "three churches" was
complimenting his best girl with
a buggy ride on Sunday, about
Concord, at sharp turn in the
creek road, their faces were seen
to come so close together that one
could not exactly see what was 60
ing on, but from the young lady's
bushes, there were grave suspi-
cions.
In our Texas letter we noticed
that "dog" was left out after the
word prairie" which was much
like singing Yankee Doodle with
out the Yankee. KoN.
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POwder1 Springs.

Crops are looking fine by the
aid of the refreshing showers.
William Hardage, of the gate
city paid his fathers family Wis
1t Sunday,
Claud Florence of Atlanta, paid
visit to relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elijah Ragsdale, of
Atlanta, are spending few days
with relatives here.
John n Butner has returned
from very pleasant fishing trip
near Rome.
Uriah Mathews, w w Scott and
Horace Kimberly attended the
District Masonic meeting at Rome
Robt Dorsey and wife, of At
lanta visited his fathers family
here last Sunday.
Miss Alice Brightcox, of South
Carolina, is visiting her sister
here, Mrs Prof Bookheart.
U. No.
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AuSteII.

The Knights of Pythas held
their annual picnic at Lithia
Springs the 18th inst.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Charles
Perkerson fine boy.
Mrs Tolbert and children are
visiting relatives in Villa RIGA.
Messrs Haynes and Davis of
Villa Rica took in the picnic here
the IA inst.
Mrs F L Winters is visiting rel
atives in our city now.
Miss Claud McGinis of Atlanta,
visited Mrs Louch Saturday last.
Mr. L M Scott and family NOV
ed In their new home on Spring
street the past week.
The closing exercises of our
school will be the 22nd and 23rd
Mr. J T Cameron, of Douglas
VILE, visited our town Saturday
md Sunday.
Col Terrell, candidate for gov
ernor, spoke here last Friday
might. Pansy.
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