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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
LATE NEWS

LENS, Utah. Dec. e.--Neis otter
sae was fatally shot early this morn
Ing by Marshal East while resisting
arrest. ottsfson aud one Meyers Of
hlaekfoot, Idaho. were terfofixing
the town. An attempt 20 arrest them
resulted IN fiEht la which ahota
were exchanged between Meyers aud
the marshal
TOPEKA. Kan. Dec. s.-carri~
Nation was fined so this Tnofntns
for diserherly conduct Shc refused
to pay the mo and was given ten
days In tait She says thu, when she
feHalns her freedom she VIII start
a crusade that win astont-h the
world.
ST PErERsuuno. Dec. Sew
erai youns men OF tIviiiA have bsen
arrested for alleged completely In a
plot 10 anaaAalnatr the eaar.
WAaitiNGToN. Dee. 9. The Zee.
Rotary u the treasury today held
heating IN tho case ~ the Cuban
children detained at F.iii. Island
when enruuta to the Ttnxiey school,
at Point Iona The secretary con.
eiudsh - admit the children, and
telesraphed 20 the authorities At FL
ia Island TO rel.ase the children a.
Mrs. rnEiey'n representatives. Tfss
principal witness in favor % IN,
school was Labor Commissions;
Sargent
SEw YORK. Dec, s-Ths wifi Of
Mrs. Gore. WIN was Killed tn Paris.
was made public today. All her
personal beionssas 80 10 her aunt.
Mrs. Dickinson. % Alameda csi.
The residue % the estate. Including
property In Mexico. wiii b held IN
trust fof Mrs. Dickinson arfd Mrs.
Gsfs's husband. during their iiYss.
t~esn Mrs Onfe'a three brothers.
WASHINGTON. n. g.. Dee. a.
A biil increasing the sisen Of home
stead IN Alaska from 70 20 sfo acres.
passed the house this afternoon
PARIS, Dee a. riot took place
IN the chamber of deputies this at
tsfnSon, In which several states
men view badly purum~led. The
Saftouaiists aroused the government
Of shielding the ffumbcFts. the no
toftoun sNindirrH r~rentiy EXPOSED
Members called each other liars and
pig- several dueis are expected to
follow the tfouhir
TAf.I.MADoF. ohio. Dec. s.--r~a
Erie freight trains had a head-end
collision this morning, Pour train
men were killed and nvr others we're
severely injured. The sceidsnt o.
CURED a short distance from this
city ON q curve
A binding ano~stofra vas prevail
iEr ansf the engineers could not see
each other untu an instant bsfess
the collision A mistake In orders
was the rausr.
MADRID. Dsc. s--Kins stfonso
taday asked Eenor siiNsia 10 form
essines 60 Hocc~ed the ssaEssts cab
met IN order 90 euter the nes cab
met. ~ h una~rstBod that q man
fnuss b. ultra conservative.
FuHT woNTff. Tssas. p@f. -
General nianco the Mesicsn r~psr-
sentative. upon tho International
boundary commission. has Eotl. To
California, where. st,h General tlers
los. representing the United Ftstes
he viii Inspect a long string Of mon
uiftentn erected many years axel
The distance % b. Travelled h tes
miles. extending from the southeast
cnrnsr % California 10 ~ fasa.
CHICAGO. Dec. s.--WheAt y t-sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
PAUL UNDERWOOD
IS SENTENCED TO
Fifteen YEARS


placed great stress upaH the fact
that. according 10 numerous am =
tavifn MED BY them. Juror K l.
WsFson had. prior 20 qualifying a.
member o. the underss sss,d Jury.
expressed decided opinion a. to
the guilt of the accused
FFonr~utlng Attorney Fulton and
hts assistant Vince " faheu. con
tended that thu sffiaavits alleging
BIAS and rfrjufice M the part Of
Jurur MatHon. were completely
overcome by statements formally
signed and SWORN to by sreditahir
Witnesses.
During tho arguments - counsel.
rnd~tWood occupIed 5 chair within
the raiituE. and manifested great In
trrrst iu the proceedings
The lawyers announced their In
tenticn 90 appeal to the supreme
court
II ~ expected that the ease IT
Nellie Underwood paefH wife aud
alleged accompltec. VIA not be TAX
en- up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

Fifteen years In the penitentlary. =
Theer words rang In Paul rndrr-
woods ears a. he Was led cut %
Judge Griffns Department OF the
superior court at ala a'eteek this
afternoon and taken hack to his cell
tn the county tsfl
S~utence vas passed upon the
convicted child murderer Immediate.
~ after the court had ~r-ruiesi hts
notinn for new trial. Frnseeut.
inx Attorney F'ultoa asked the court
To impose the ina xiuausu n 20 years
IN vtvw Of the utter brutality % the
crinns-shs drowning Of the defend
ants oWn BABY daughter. three
weeks Of age In Salmon hay at Hal
lard The reurt. however. shA fsd
tho limit slightly
JnfrfNoaf bore up stairailY. A.
though he i said To have entertain
81 hop~ that he eoaia be given a
ne~ trial
In arguing the new trial motion
Attorneys T. .. Page and q NJ.
Shipley. representing ths prisanrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
-.OSE--
QUEEN ANNE FLOUR
HAMMOND MILLING CO., SEA


a sSAP-
Large. modern s-room cottage ON fun
sire lot. with fine large stable. A
pleasant. comfortable home or q
good renter only 81 30. ts7s cash
and baiancs So a quarter.
A LAWRENCE.
POST Second avenue.
GOOD PROFITABLE FARM
THREE miles east Of Kent. on the
main county rosd. 20 ACRES. y acres
cleared. rve-room house. large
barn. rs tons hay. cows milking
1-year-oidn 20 chickens. horses
2 wagons. plows. hsrrosE. forks
cultivator.. etc. Orchard Of $50
trees. Price. o. go
A. LAWRENCE.
sosts second Avenue.
10 acres on the corner of two main
county roads. close to the
city. no better soil in the state.
? acres under pillow. tsee. terms to
suit
Two OF the best and cheapest lots In
the city eoxiso each for ss5e These
lots will Be worth In three years
81. 500 each. There in room on either
lot for two buildings
A LAWRENCE
e0sts Second Avenue.
io-room Rat. furnished With new fur
ni,ur~. rent only s2s month.
Paying we'll Owner wanting to
TO 60 Alaska. VIII sacrifice $40.
A. LAWRENCE. sosiz Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
Time GETTING
SHORT

Only three more week. tiii Christ
mas Avoid the Xmas rush by nr-
iectinE your Pianos or Organs now
nv doing - you viii have a more
complete assortment from which To
choose. you will have more time for
comparison: rou viii be better sat
isf~d than " you waited tiii the last
minute. beside. u makes u possible
for ns 10 siNe you better service
With stack - large and varied a.
u ours We prefer 20 take the time
60 .hoN customers clear through and
explain fully the difference between
the various makes We represent. in
Guiding the celebrated Chick~rinE 4
sou'n kimbali, Hobart n. Cable.
Pesre. u. =. Johnston Co. and Hinze
Pianos. all Of which We are selling
At specially attractive prices and on
easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
MAY INCORPORATE

South Park h voting today upon
the question OF Incorporation A
warm nKlh ls On over tho propoai.
tlans II IL combatied upon tho
ground that the town IN not pruphr red
Ia talte M the burdens % municipal
Havaf nment, Tho supporters of the
movement argue that Incorporation
viii enable the town 10 make much
neefied public improvements. includ-
ING a water system and a sewerage
afsteni both Of which " now lacks.
II ia claimed that the place has .iGb
that Of number OF Incorporated
towns OF this county.
Town officers will DO voted for a.
the "a me- time, who win serve. II the
incorporation carrieH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

this morning.
The new aans % 'cfimus' IL no
better than the old 80 FAR aa I ean
make cut They are furnishing aails
orp cheaper, but their ultimate uhs
leet Ia no better. The rob the sailors
and the captains, too. although cap
tain Henderson says he HateJ 500
hy gvttlng his men from the West
agattle crowd.
The whole crimplnH business ls
an nhpinination. n has reached auah
a state that british vessels fsar 80
eone hers because OF the shloodT
monay extracted from their aesners
In this ease Captain hendvrrgr
has been delayed a week as a .resait
Of the EFFORTS % rival 'crimps' tS
make hin, pay dearly Tor attempting
Go oppose the old custom" d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

John iand.v~. an old character
Who had becn a familiar ssght Ga
the streets ~ Ballard foe years. was
fouud dead In hi~ bed this meFntnK
Tie lived alone IN a shack on The
waterfront. The bssdy was removed
10 the undertaking. establishment II
=. W, "a hitiock. tn ballard. by order
% Deputy roronsr Wiltaie. vho m
vestiWated tho casn.
fAnders was ebauf s. years 90 age.
Tie had been drinking hard af late
Alcoholism IL thought 70 have causrd
his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

James Tilian. WilIism Milton. =.
churchiii aud wiliissn I.svinson. nc-
cused % the Green LlFht saloon muir
der. entered pleas Of not guilty BE-
fore Judge 8riffin tn the criminal
department % the superior court
this morning Their case will b.
transferred TO Judge Heii Of the
sam. court January - At that
time tho date % their trial VIII be
fixed
The prisoners are charged With
killing l.. A. Booth in the notorious
Washington street resort September
~ A post norton examination dis
closed the fact that ftoath had hs-afi
sandbarEed. Robbery is alleged to
have been the motive nf tn crime
l.. ~. Rogers. the private defertlTe.
who - accused % hiaehniaIilaE Ollie
Habert. entered plea Of not guilty
IN Judge Griffn's court. January ,
was fixed AZ the day Of the trial
The Pollard Hines new OIL zburniuz
steamer Cen,raiis sailed from Fssn
Francisro yesterday for Aberdeen.
on which route che = 70 be operated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

AZ ~ O'Clock this morning
Mrs Summers defense was that
Moore was lea business wfth herself
and husband. and that She aften aps
ened hts letters. because they usual
" r-rtsin~d TO the business She
has been confined ia the rouuty
Jail sinro last June. Che aiit make
another eroFt "a obtain bali. pend
ing her nest trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

ALWAYS consult the best. king
Solomon. the only coiored clair
voyant and palmist In thu world"
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Danger, losses, sickness
can be averted. disaster turned 10
success. despair to happiness. Ad-
vice on business, apcoulation-,
mine q 9. Love and domestic
trout. sntt1ed, reunlts thu sep
arated, tells whom you are better
adapted TO marry, how TO win his
or her love. Anyone suffering
with the blues or despondsncy can
be converted back to their former
Ralvaa and sslf-oonfidence restored,
m can consult Inroi. Ns1g solo.
mon Az I'll hours In his private or
flee. ifef rsIrd avenue. corner
Seneca street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

Fut a present than something In the
small musical instrument iine. We
will sell at nearly half price until
January 1. yiaiins. hRnias. nAndo-
ltnn. guitars. talking mnchlner
arsphophon~a and records. band In
atruments. accordions. sithera. Stella
music boxes. harfnonicRn. Jews
harps. teechsrs' supplies. strings.
etc.
THESE CLOSING PRICES
Will give few samples OF how W,
are selling she~t music Step In and
leak through our stock. You viii he
sure 10 and something you like. and
al prices you may never ace again.
SEVEN PIECES OF Use MUSIC
eieaI PIECES or sso Music
FoH ....-.s.......s.... .tl.oo
Net Closing
Retail out
Price. Price.
careassi Guitar
Method ..s...s..9i 30 80 IS
christofaro Mandolin
Method t...s+..... 90 60
Kohler Piano Forte
Method. Vols. l.. H.,
We are now selling 5 regular soc
faiiou for ti.3s. These ARE for plano
o. voice and by standard composers.
such a. Carl Bohm. Isange. sidney
Smith. chiminade. Modern French.
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

In ord-f 10 make connections with
a new main city water viii - shut
OF on trr-t avenue south frofn Msln
street to the city limits. between ,
q m and y. M. tomertos. The
Northern Pacific yards are included
in the district In which the shut
on will b. made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
SUMMERS JURY
DISACREES

Kathryn Summers. Wife OF the
notorious G. Edwin Summers. wns
the victim ~ a Jury disagreement
In the United States district court
this morning. IN the case against her
for violating the United States
postal laws BY opening letter adj
dressed 70 John A. Moore. The
jury vent out At o'clock yester-
day afternoon. and was discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
To SURVEY
ALASKA

WARRINGTON. u, e.. Dec. a
Representative Jones this afternoon
introduced bill 10 appropriate
taQo. 900 for making surveys In the
district OF ALASKA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

Ladder furs Of ali kinds superior
fur rugs. beautiful fasidsrmy. such
a. game heads and mounted birds
for holiday xifta G. {. Berg. Jos
Union street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

In pursuance Of the bylaws Of m.
Washington and Alaska Fish com
pany. notice l. hereby given ~ the
annual meeting to all afockholda~. o.
record IN said company. said meet
lnG VIII b. held At room ri. Union
biock- AT 10 a. N. on Monday. IAN
uify . itpl. for the purpose N elect.
ING fuil board Of trustees for tho
snsuing year Of fssg.
~ order Of the prsstdant
y. W EVA NaoS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

% you to think about making your
'slaay purchases. The Bartsll
HfHF CO. cuts nrtoea ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

RAINIER REACH.
IT'S ALL RIGHT.


Don't delay going to Rainier Beach.
finest location on shore Of AXE
Washing ton, every lot within a few
steps Of lake and electric cars. S.
farr. service from As a IN. To ~
y. m. good schools. avenues
stores. sidewalk. water. electric
sold, many homes building. rich
soil. hish and healthy. grand
views: wide. level lots. selling fast
at $50. se0 and SIS. only s. and so
down and s. month: every body
likes Rainier Beaeh. ft's the best
and cheapest property on the mar
ket homes built on easiest OF
terms. take carr on Washington
street sec Mr.. Weed. agent. at
Rainier Beach. or call on owner. {.
X. Sturtevant. gie Boston block
it1o-a-room cottage. near Wood
land Park
ssso-a-room cottage. near Madison
street
~. iso-s-room cottage. Lake Union.
Jensen's Grove.
1900 Fine building lots on Ballard
car line. bAsi20 each. very slightly
so cash. balance s. a month.
f3o0-For two improved lots, north nf
Fremont. fine view. The best buy
In the market for your money.
5no--For 10 lots In South Park. rinre
to the school house. This might
do for a chicken ranch aud Is much
cheaper than acre tracts, this week
only.
QuAI.HEIM q HOLMAN.
s0i New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

RsIehsrt Bros. Pianos iis unlea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

.p a ave rooms. Twenty -sec-
Gol,sn s - chose 60 Jefferson ear
Neat little homie cheap
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05
whispered Yvette. clinging to the old man.

can anybody tell me what in the world
is the matter with Ned Holcomb2 Per
haps there's insanity In the family. Does
anyone know anything about it queried
Mrs. Carson to those around, while slipping
tea.
Cant imagine, unless he's in love. 1t
must be with that wonderful siren of the
sea we came across last spring. You re-
MEMBER She's a perfect Lorelei-a beau
ty- Ned Holcomb. TO my mind, has never
been the same since, and his rushing on
to spending the summer rambling about,
all by himself in the Alps. when Kitty
had her trOusseau ready. was the stupidest
thing I ever heard of. If I had been Kitty
1 would have let him go-for good. But
Kits 50 dead in love with him"
Don't wonder We all are. Ned Hol-
''sh-s-s-s-shi Here's Kittyy' warned
There was an air of triumph about Kit
ty as she came in.
Where is Ned Holconb? Why. in town.
No, I won't 60 to the Whirtley's next
month III probably be out Of town
A bridal tOur2
Kitty nodded assent and was bounced on
by all the women present.
Hello, old fellow. Let me congratulate
you. Miss Kitty's q charming girl and
deuced clever an acquaintance said to
HOlcOmb al the club that night.
Ned Holconb shook hands and lapsed
back into his moody gazing through the
window.
He saw some jutting rocks and a wealth
erbeaten lighthouse. breakers curling up
and breaking against them. and the tail
1.-the form of Yvette. half hidden in the
and strong. and tender fading out Of
Iolcomb turned and went out to caH on
Kitty I4aVers1anl, his fiancee-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05
YVETTE.


TFrom the n. o. Times-Democrat1
You see, one grows tired Of life in
the same grooves. Toujours perdrix
gets to be nonotonous,' exclaimed Ned
Holcomb. while idly throwing small
pieces of rock into the channel. where
it ran around Rock Point, and watch
ing the play of sunshine and shadow
over the water, as light clouds foated
across the sky, driven slowly along by
a south breeze, this calm April after
your queer, charming habitation,
right out in the middle of the ocean, IS
so inaccessible and remote, it seems
like a different world, from ordinary
hulndrum city life What an ideal re-
treat and how you must enjoy getting
beyond peoples reach, and away from
sin and Wickedness, and all uncharl-
tableness's continued HolcOmbs leaning
back against the abutmeuL OF the lgnl-
house, and fitting his hat over his eyes
TO shade them from the slauting rays of
the sun. gliding the vast eXpanse OF the
ocean, shining white on the rails of the
fishing fleet. Sl1imming nOmeWard and
outlining the rigging and smokestaclks
of an ocean liner steaming in across the
bar
Yvette smiled a little wistfully. for
the solitude OF their stCrn-beaten eyrie,
SO alluring to Ned, as a relief from the
Whiz of electric cars. the jangling
noises of the city and perpetual contact
with humanity, was sometimes OppreS-
SlVe to one so endowed with life and
spirits as We're the eternal wash and
moan of the sea on the Jagged rocks
OF the reef
Then Yvette laughed, and, turning,
3 looked with frank gayety at Ned
Holcomb
How long do you think you could
live mere, away from your friends and
business. with just the sea to sing to
you, and only the stars at night to tell
7a r. \
yourself all day, and in the evening""
II never said I'd like to live here
y-companionship," Ned
said, returning the frank look of
open admiration, mingled with a
1riendliness YVette had grown quite ac-
customed to by this time
For since the visit of the Sea Gull,
three months ago, to Rock Point light
house, Ned HOleomb had developed a
great love Of the sea apparently and
had fallen into the habit Of sailing far
out into the harbOr, to do deep sea fish
ing on the outer rocks. Going or re-
turning, he would stop at the light
house, to bring. as he had promised.
papers and periodicals to Ben Ker, and
books, HyIers and flowers to Yvette.
whose glad pleasure, So unrestrainedly
expressed. produced q curious impress
sion on their giver
Running slowly back to the city at
nightfau or later, when the rising moon
was casting mysterious W1tCherleS over
ire ripping tide, Ned HOlcOmb would
see Yvette's face, and the CLEAN Of the
lighthouse beacon, not the electric
Efts OF the distant city, and its church
pife Stretching up against the sky.
There's fascination about the sea, =
Xvette said, slowly. turning her gaze
wards the FAR distant horizon, and
ignoring her companions last remark.
Even when in winter, the wild storms
4 the pillows up against the light
house. and the winds Shrek and
stle it gives one an exultant feel
Ing to know that the old tower stands
firm and for all their 1uster and rage.
they cant prevail and tear it to pieces.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Shocked Mother-Oh, Tommy What
have you been doing?
Tommy 6who has just returned from
the first day of a preliminary course at
the village schoo1)-Fi ghting with Billy
Brown
Mother-That horrid boy at the farm?
Don't you ever quarrel with him again
TOMMY amt likely tos-Punch-
why do you always buy your seats
Merely to show that am well dis
posed toward the management. Life
A school inspector was talking to a
class about the duty OF showing their
best qualities at home. After giving
several instances of the klndnesseS CIV
en- to and received from his own child
rem at home, he said.
Now, children. tell me where should
be most missed if died?"
A little boy raised his hand and said,
IN heaven, sir Exchange.
Lady Ito bird fancier)-I must get you
to change that parrot Mr.. Chickweed.
I've only had him q week, but quite
half dozen times he has shocked my
visitors with his horrible language.
Bird F'ancier-I thought you wanted
one that was quick to learn. ma am =
Punch.
A Milwaukee real estate firm had oe-
casion recently to send out a large
number of circulars Among the many
returned envelopes was. one that was
addressed to Rev. J. B. Simpson, Kos
ciusko, Mo. On the face Of it was
stamped the usual Returned to writ
err The name and address had been
scratched off and underneath was the
following.
Party dead for eight years Present
address unknown milwaukee, SEN
tinel.
Boerder (warmly)-oh. 7 know every
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

I'D like to know exclaimed the en-
ragged client why I ought to feel jub-
liant over the outcome of the case"
Didn't we obtain a verdict for a.
0002f tie lawyer asked.
Yes; but you got about all of it.
What good does it do me?''
My dear sir, the other fellow feels
just as bad as if every penny of it
were going into your pocket.''-Tit-B Bits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

one If the tricks of your trade. Do you
think 7 have lived in boarding houses
twenty years for nothing2
Isandlady (frigidiy)-I shouldn't be at
all urprised.-Tit-Bits
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

Two elders were discussing their new
minister Mon, Sandy said one of them.
its an awfu' peety the moo minister
speaks through his nose"
Yes, mon replied the other, its an
aWfu' peety, and it's no like as If he was
pinehed for room through his mooth- -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

Did you git anything whispered the
burglar on guard as his pal emerged from
the window
Now, the bloze wot lives here is a law
yer replied the other in disgust.
OATS hard luckt' replied the first. Did
you lose anything State Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

People used to think he was won
der we said. referring to the village
prodigy.
yes answered the discerning indi-
vidual; but come to find out about it,
he was merely a bad guess. Baltimore
American.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

How many of the men who have done
great things would have accomplished
them If they had known others would get
the credit--Chicago Record-Herald-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

Judge Craig Bidd1e was escorting a
visitor in Philadelphia over the city, and
as they passed the penftentiary the visitor
inquired blandly-
Judge, is that a new distnlery2s'
Not exactly" answered the judge, but
it is a reetifyiHg plant Philadelphia
Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

why do you always buy your seats
of speculators2"
Merely to show that am well dis
posed toward the management. Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

Boarder (warmiy)-oh. I know every
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-05

Party dead for eight years Present
address unknown. ''-Adilwaukee SEN
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-10-31
Union Boys Get There,


"Mr. Chas. T. Hart, who has filled
the position Of head salesman In the
furniture establishment Of M. E. Cru.
ber for the past year, has resigned
that position and will leave Monday
for Jacksonville, whore he goes to
accept position With the Cleveland
Furniture Company. Hr. Hart has
won many friends since he ceIne here
every one of whom will sincerely re-
gret his departure and will wish him
the full measure. Of success In his
new field Of labor. Lake Worth,
(Fla.) News,
Mr.. Hart Is . deserving young man
and we know that his many friends
in Union will be delighted to hear OF
his success in the Land Of Flowers.