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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
RAILROAD MEN
FORM A LOCAL
U.B. OF RE. LODGE

President George Estes and second
vtce President James v. Massey. Of
the United brotherhood u Railway
Employees. are IN the city eoupiet-
ing the organization OF a Seattle
fIiwivfalon 81 that organization
The local Nm lon. known az Seattle
Dfsision No. "a 4. II r. r.. was or
eanixed yesterday afternoon At Ger
mania hail There are ioo charter
f.,efab~rs aud the total local nsrn-
berHhip IL expected to be inrrefAed 20
81 within a few weeks.
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Clerk.
by ID. X. sicKELS.
III Deputy Clerk.
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WANTS HIS
BABY BOY

In orsier Ia obtain possession OF hts
s=sear-eld boy. Michael nartiett. who
l. awaiting tfial IA the county jaii
tor the murder u hla wife. nicd a
pettiun In tep superior court today
for writ OF haheaa corpus 60 be
dircctca against thief % fseltCs sui
tifan and Mrs, Ida Chag,in. police
naatf"n. The child has been In cua-
Ut HE mother.
The alleged. wife slayer states that
has sister sln- law has offered to care
Tor the little one and has offered 90
pay Atr. chaplin COT her trouble. 40.
cordtng 10 The petitioners statement
the police tnatran refuses 60 give up
the boy.
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RAINIER rsAons IRIS ALI. nom.

loS-T astsg sains - Rainier fz-afh "a
- tasasft5n a. staszfa ~ t-sks u ahl1sE-
ton <ssff - withsa q fsR steps ~ lake
and sl4rssse rars = fsF~. service ffuin
as = - u . "a SOD . easils Ave-
nuas. nsufsa fld~sstka. Nstsfs stfNtfte
steasf itshts sfE ever ts1 fgta Hnid
tslaHy htrnea talitiHE rtrh sHsi hish ans
haalihFs srauf Sfe~a5 ~ids. Arxei ietA
.~Iiins fsss ut 80 500 nns tzs snit -
SD tfe as~n aaa - msaths sv~rftq.fy
ltkes EsaiaieT n~arh, rs the best ana
chsat-st pFupsffy - the uasfhsi. hrnsas
b,Iilt as ssstsst - terms. TAX rsrs on
Ws.ttastaa afrest So ~. We'd. assns.
Al paiaiaf iirafh. call On asnsf. G. X.
EsuFfsssni 40 Hssssan biafks
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KILLED BY
RUNAWAY
ENGINE

LIBERTY. Ind. Dec. "A helper
engine on she cinssHnatL Hamilton
q paytaa fatiraad thi. moralag sos
beyond control the machinery ~
fesinx 10 work The enEiae dashed
through The tnWn. and coiildei with
a frcisht train, aemsliahtnk the
fFeiTht engine. IL then heeame &c.
serard In eufue unknown way and
ran back from the demolished
freight through the town. gaining a
spe~i of - miles an hoaf and
struck smother Incoming freight
hauled by tao engines All three
locomotives SEW smashed. Two fire
men sere KILLED aad tNo eaainscrn
serious. aud probably fatally In
1arrd.
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ROOFS .vE:l,.'V'
WILL. ACT
isssstsst~

WARRINGTON, D. C.. Dee. "a
Il is susherl.stiVsly announced ,hi.
Afternoon that Prs.idset Roosevelt
will act a. arbitrator % the vsns.
susIa difficulty u the foreign power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

t'rauk steeeua ans alleged fosHnf.
Vas arrested BY Police Detectives
Nappenststn and Isnaant this ~ b
~ svrna her been arrested several
times toF pa=sipg bogus checks ne
is considered n dangerous man dur
tng this senson % the year. asd VIII
probably be todd the leave the city
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WORKING
FOR SMITH

wAaniNaroN. u. - Dee. y r
Senator llama Ia interesting him
self IN an endsaNpr to induce ftesi
dent Roosevelt 10 restore den, jacob
II smith of samnr fame, nov fetit b
cd. to the nrtiNe list. and appoint MIN
to MI the Vacancy now existing IN
the rank Of hfiEadisr general Han
ma has the matter up with Secretary
Roos lie regards Hell isoAfins
Jake AZ much abused man.
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NORD is
ELECTED

WASHINGTON. n. e, Doc.
The stats department WAS adv poo
this morning af tho election Of On.
Nufd Ia the presidency OF ill1 ~,
Mud N the candidate who elected
himself by aNefnunninE tho capital
city with an army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

FROM crossed sieeifie wires = dFe
started IN the rear q me ciothirg
stssre ~ Jules ll.siaishelfasr A -. a.
o'clock yesterday naafnlng 1'hs
prompt arrival - the firv apparatus
and good work b. the fireulen saved
the entire Hsxweii building fru-ua de-
struutinn. Ths danAass O. the huiid
iaE IL estimated n 3Asssalt tieea. The
eAsthinG store loss siil he much
greater 1shs exact ta=s 10 the stock
VII not be knewn uat4 an iny.ntpty
: taken
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lnslas lussmuoh a. the powers
have already announced their vsiah
that the matter should be referred 10
tho president. n 10 considered Ger.
tain tina, he will accept the ,rus.
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Fatal. WRECK

WALTON. Ky. Dee. "a freight
train on tns fsoufsxf1ia a Nashville
rad early this morning was thrown
over a sn-foot efutankfnefft by
spreading rails The engineer. fivr-
rsian and a brakefuan were Killed.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
tho state II Washington. for the
County 81 Ring.
Athte OF Washington. County of
King. SIS. IN the matter Of the es-
tsts OF Ney y. Kerry. Notice of set
iement 81 ffiiai Account. No. 3sla.
Notice In hereby given that Albert
n. Kerry the administrator 90 the
estate OF May 10. Kerry, deceased,
has rendered to. and fled In shid
court his maj account as such ad-
mlnistrator and that Friday, the
10th day OF January, 1903. at $3.50
r'nic~k. n. m, at the courtroom of
ths Probate Department OF our said
Superior Court. In the City OF seattle,
In said King County. has been duly
appointed by said Court for the set
tlemant OF said account. Mt which
time and place any person interest
cd In said estate may appear and ffe
hts executions In writing to said ac-
count, and contest the same.
Witness, the Hon. Hoyd j. Tailman.
Judge Of said Superior Court, ana
the Seal OF said Court hereto at
fixed this i7th day Of December,
1909.
CA. KoEpFLr.
Clerk.
by d. X. sicKELs.
Ia III Deputy Clerk.
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I ne STOLE TIME

Thomas Morris charged with huv
ms stolen a watch aud chain from
John Hullivan, oct ~ n buinK tried
in the criminal department OF the
superior court to-day.
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FIGHTING
AMERICANS

wAaniNaToN. u. G, Dee. IA
Senior falibs. Nsneausian charge a
affaires here. has received an lnHef
from 800 Americans To 80 20 Ven
ezueia ana night Tor that country
against m. allies
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RAYS eAo TEMPER

on the ground that Ray snyder'r
paroxyns Of bad temper are Of
such frequency and Of long dura-
ton, his wife. Mrs. Carrie shy
der. began suit for divorce In the
superior court today. She states W
the complaint that she finds II Inn
possible 70 dwell longer In peace
With her huabs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

ON suspicion 81 having robbed w.
Word, n bartender in NE Pacific
house IN the old tsuderioin district,
Mrs. NJ Hakef was arrested by po-
lleeman on the Washington street
beat. this morning. Word alleges
that he was robbed Of about $50,
while IN the company Of the woman.
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eAReERs ASK CERTIFICATES

iinrbefH examinations are being
rondurtod In the baHamani Of the
courthouse today by the hoafd ~ "a
arninafs of the Htnte BARRIERS assn
citation. There nie 90 applicants for
p@tttHeaiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

The new steamer Walsh was with
drawn from the ssattte- Olympia run
this morning ana laid M for the
winter at the mouth Of the Duwam-
ish river. Hhe had been on the
route but three days N L. stated
that her owner. Captain Mccormack.
found the passenger traffic too small
to warrant continuing business.
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soi
THINK AND

f-tNNTTlF-Tf
Dns whole hiock Of 20 lots for sale.
west Of Green Lake for fiosa; this
4. lust 4 acres IT ground nice and
isv.I. lots in the same vicinity are
n~iiinx for SO 60 500 each. this h
absolutely the best real estate
hafsaln offered IN seattle at thls
time. For particulars phone or
call Immediately.
otfAi.HEfM a HOLMAN.
soi New fork hiork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

q q Turner nled dnmano auIt
70 ffHnl aHainaf fhe aehitlr Mat
AttHa q trhalHirrlnu "a 700 lhf fae
t'finr court ladny. lie tlniuia that
Ne hand Wis badly injured while
no was mRnipuiatinH a circular aH "
ader The nfdeta OF the defcndBnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
LATE NEWS

fOrSDAM. Dee. sz--Copnt nsrni-
taff. chief of poliee Of this city. has
be~n ordered by the kaiser 10 sail To
America -en December y TO study
fseiicr uiekliosis in the United States.
seith q pazsihte Siss OF reforming
the German systeus
NEW YORK. neT. KID Mo
10y. the pueiiist. T. ts-iuH isnuted By
1etscfiyes. lie Il charged stth rob
hing patron % his ssloon Of
ft.oao.
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RELIEVED
OF his WAD

PARIS. Dee. a7-Iord CarnAgvon
arrived here this afternoon and no
Ports that he WAS rubbed % sac 0Q1
V lille an route from London.
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.. "a. Wilson and Geo. Morris two
alleged moi phins unefh we're ar
rested by Policeman wilkes this
morning on suspicion,
A Goldman Of aDk second avenue
south. reported 90 the polirs this
tnofuing that during the ptrs two
nights ahonllftsfs hhse been steal
ing shoes frem nj. store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

MIRA NJ ~. reaae bsEa To announce
the removal Of her CLOAK aud Miilin
cry establishment from ti0i 10 1895
Second avenue, New Arcade
block
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Best in
Years

sryEN PIANOS AND FOUR on.
CANS SOLO SATURDAY.
MANY MORE Will Bs oispos-
10 OF ~ NE pNEspAf EVEN
iNc--oETTeR MAKE YOUR
GklEcrIoN EARLY - STORE
oPEN EVENINGS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

r. 9sis--f<fsr Real Estate
c1inArfHr Tor N sEATTIat
I1l = aisi eiss = De- Hsssn street %
TasHfg -sista arsaus ooaleol eniy toio
A t.AHHENrE
bgs, ssaaad ss.1nue.
LOOK At THIS.
epeindsd home Ia Ballard. J hBe lots
and a modern s-f0orn cottage with
bath. pantry, etc. Well built and
a bargain ha. fine large stable.
outbuiidinss. etc, Fuf particulars
see
A. LAWRENCE.
sesI Sers5ad avenue
A T-rssofn house On Fifth asenue, ell
eeantiy furnished. rent only $40.
speaking tubes. electric light and
gas, furniture $3.50.
A. LAWRENCE
ssstz Second aVcuue.
sHAp
siT.fsSulu YARN
81 sr-ss IS arfss si~af~d sd nfrhard.
ion tss~. " heaa - retttss ! harae
waNuH hasky aua eaft - ehiehrnE. y
tors hsY. ] hos tons - fsasstfes. al
fafs.sfss isssfaesllafsa : lnfNs harns. Eesst
slrsslsa hsass. fftre eilif a san
fsAwHrNfsE essis ssssna Ave.
A rr1 aENfffn MY
fsfuNF PROPERTY
I've taFKs haiiilnzs sifh faaf fats tN
rnfh hastfinE Il eve r'saHss Each. lots
fza.tE tsasted "a Tsfff AN~usi~i Ia
sssns sfaa . saos1se. ssies ehiF $1,000
Al IawupscF
a4Ia1ns
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Classified Ads

Musle --
4 CONSERVATORY
or Music AND DRAMATIC ART
rsIfsH - utust. FfafrnaDu 4 Aura.
fafrctssf efanastie art hiss Aaa " Htsrh-
sfs Orchestral eiarsfs ngHh 60 aHsatsufai
asiaIasas free .. y. ufysn4 Registrar.
aL LL--L..E-
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4 Is Not Very
Likely

-. aareii nfuE GO Will have
fAst 49,, N ,it,,4s lett after
~ he XMAS
4. ss.es not to fun any s. sh ,',,.'',.'
nj y n s, avn eur pliecs still lower
- heretofore.
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II King Bros. sells them. Mems
Fine Furnishings. si4 First ave 80
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington for the
County 81 king. In Probate.
liz the matter Of the estate OF May
y. Kerry. drceased 40. ISIS. Order
TO snow cause why distribution
should not be made. Albert =. Kerry
Of the estate Of May y
Kerry, deceased. having flied In this
court hts Petition setting forth thai
said estate u now IN = condition 20
be closed and Is ready for ds-trfbu-
ton Of the residue thereof among the
persons entitled by law thereto. and
II appearing to the couff that said
p~titton sets forth facts snffici.nt
To authorize a distribution Of the res
idue Of said estate.
II II therefore ordered BY the court
that all persona Interested IN the H~-
tate Of The said May ~ Kerry. de-
ceased. be and appear before the said
superior court Of King county, state
OF Washington. at the courtroom of
the probate department Of said court
m the city Of Seattle. on the 18th
day Of January. 1909. a. the hour of
y 20 O'Clock. a. IN. or said day. then
and there to show couse. ~ any they
have. why an order Of distribution
should not be made of the residue of
said estate among the heirs and per-
sons In said petition mentioned. ac-
cording to law
N fs further ordered, that n copy
OF this order be published once n
week for four successive weeks be-
fore the said 18th day of January.
1904. In the seattle Star. n news
paper printed and Published In said
King county and of general circuia-
tion therein.
Done IN open court this 18th day
OF December. 1909.
BOYD ]. TALI.MAN.
Judge.
state Of Washington. County OF
King. ~.
I. g. A. Koepni, county clerk of
King county and ex-ofiicio clerk of
the superior court OF the state of
Washington. for the county Of King.
do hereby certify that the forcgoing
r. full. true and correct copy Of
an original order to show cause, made
by said court on the 18th day 81 De
cemher. 1909. In the matter % the
estate Of May v. Kerry. deceased.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this 18th day OF Decem-
ber 1902.
G, A. KOrpFIL
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You'll want an engraved calling
card. The Ivy Press are leaders IN
engraved work LIST and Pike. 80
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We print n snxraxs the announces.
sn~ns- The Ivy rrps@. l-t ana PIKE.
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g. s.,.-ci,y Real estate

FRAfff.s lspios lssst 1ifnds@iesi hslp
ADD a. usotasn call ~ M1ss smith At
90 Tklfa asenas. hAin izts. lad
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Tne ogsT MAN

The original meaning Of King was
THE Beet Man King Rrus are
the best men IN seattle from whom
90 buy Aeuss Furnishings ett FIRST
avenue. ..
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rTslcK HOLDERS AEEfthG.
Naftrr il haffbF given that special
u4astins ~ 49, sfsafk aallisft - thn tsatis
f.abaf Temple Aflslsis tlpu viii - h~id -
s.sin, ID ara n6sf Masanif Tempis corner
fsruta1 aeeuas aHf f'iks street. HFHftiei
Mash faf the psrIsass ~ fatlfFinG ne e.
ton - tho fiaafd ~ Trustees So nfspusili,g
. loan ~ fi0Wo % - ~ the present "
tsttadfless sod 10 fttIfssf The sails nf TIE
ai,ar Temple ~ they NOE stand.
~ efstsH ~ The Heard ~ Trustees. Dee
y a Rust
fs-rsfsfY snd asasssf The seattle iai'af
Trulldf NaaafluflaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

OR nreemAsr business. We are
plsasss to stats. has beea unusually
zaDi - fsr. Many fine ptafsps aud
s-1nns and al kinds u small ulusicai
Iz<xsumsnts kFv beinx Disposed q
ss<fy dsy. riuis== are good. money
: rsrnly. ss are showing a m4Euifi-
- sfaek. oaf nolidsy prices are sx-
l-e1inxiy loU. and we are selling 0a
ssY esp tsruzNs Ever tssdy APP
z4r<ullY y trying 10 make them
<-ifcs. faniiiss and friends harry.
an some sort % mnsisai lnstru-
,s~rf. oar lire - ptanos ssahfar
Mt sell known makes as chteker-
- 4 seatA. kfmtaiL Hobarf N
f-lti< P-ase n = JohtIssun Co.
HA4tnrff a Hfiuksrhof p.anas and
k1nhali Organs which We are Of
f<r1ng IT exree3iaEiy attractive
s~>~<s and selifuE On very easy
lxU4
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(By) ID. X, sIcKI.Es.
Deputy Clerk.
PETERS a PowELIa
Attorneys for Administrator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

BACHELOR compeiieu 10 leave town
must soil my tao lots and cottage.
all snpro~ed aud fenced. for ssce.
less than half price. ties cash.
balance SIC per month; furniture
Eocs toe. come quick. t1e-s0 Ar
cadr.
--.--.---..--.-.----..---------
ron Skf.F Nov hos~e ana nx~ scra. q
cht.ic- land MAJ ear line. $50
sos nv As ~. sssiy 70 rsiss,ss ~sis
10 car Price fitfo
ADAMS a NICHOLS
sf1so- - scres hrt~een seattle aud Ia
s<sna. a. acrse. ei~srrt. - srr~< slsshed !
sod heasf bare mi Dsithutitlnsss Nula q
cwrhara4. nne srfine = ~atsf- st~ttsn.
Eren A Afneil = hexssii eia1h
cniy ~ minutes fl.is on oia Rentrn car
linz, - Nashiresan stT~~fi tsftns s.
dp~n. y monthly ce.as tstay. Iars.
~srm esaes on srss'ih..
wE have near psuny Park a me s-roon,
ossiass lei sesiee - alley. for sieso. on
enev, Taylor cfet -. .Ts-so Arcade
Society Notices
An fHE MAN
eSs.ss. ssr,ss,ps. siasiss s elns I rsss
tables etes aie Aadisun. phaaes-ssnssI
Main iifc. indspeadsni isJs.
JAckaOSs Esprsss and rrsnssef Co We
90 al hinds q teamins. furniture and
plano fneytns hassase and usnks trans.
essiy ''S sSss, rs a1' a.a ssis i'a ans
Risu ur MAIN res.
s.si.s eis,ae- e,sr pss wsrs. .n'
sosaisi Notices
onEsr CONSOLIDATION sAi.E.
rns.- tee ~,,i srsws s.,@ ,,,..s s,
fsrnifura -. have consolidated and are
ersrne se the ruhi their $50. 90 stock.
or. tiawars. and hsns.hola rufnishins.
of all kinda at prtrer that viii surprise
zee. Call and set or prsce. before
Dos and $40 sscona svsnu. south
HRtNo your Christmas orders for hair
work - Ms. A. t-handler. 1925 Fcarth
avenue. bet Pike and Pine streets. OF
For Rent-Furnlshed Rooms
HOTEL. siENisi.A a.
Cor. Firet ave and seneca street
Clean. Sunny. Comfortable.
hss.as ~ hs 81 hsy x, q Week
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiis rir-t ave-.
rfices rneier@ts,
Financial
A hkifABLE place 70 borrow money on
diamonds. Watches Jsweify, low interest
n IA West. soa Pike street.
Money on .nss, as.,s. =, ls- r.,s' ~,
sslidinr = rsOns. black ss
COLLATERAL RANK narte q R..aD,
money loaned on any good ceiiatsraL
100 Cherry.
TO LoAr-rriv.ts money at low rat. Of
Interest. bamua q osnsr. ioS rssisf
var. Rocnns q and
Fer .sals-Mlseellansous
FOR aAf.E-One new studehaksr wagon,
" inch. 3 inch tire. extension hos and
ser".s SEA: .e so w q .nos few n ssy
axo, Adams a Nichols. isit sscond ave-
nue.. room sis
Special. sale Of 400 second hand heaters
OF all sises and price,, and also special
sale ot 70 three piece bedroom suits. cAli
at Red Front Fernitnrs Co, aos-sio SEQ
POPCORN DEcoRAFIQNs on the
Christmas tree are pretty. Seattle
Crisp Co. ai7 Second avenue.
FINE naw Home Sewing Machine muss he
sold will take so =. bought before y.
IN tcnerrow. SIT Pike street.
oxrDoNoR No. afos ssis. Imaulr. a..
uslyoke block.
BUSINESS DIRECTIONS
Architects
k@. so6oaroa sis,lf Seiiias
FOR SALE
"A Neat. Pleasant and Convenient
Four Reemsd Cottage as can be
c. B. KfTTREDCK
University Station.
Independent Phone A 1fts.
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We are dstsrsntnsd 90 get rid % the
><l2nf~ a the y Inter a Harp-sr
E>th te1kht Ausss% naonthr aga. and
sU es-atInue te sell until January
! = virtually he<s price ma ny tines
II o. MH.it Boxsz Nioiina Gultara.
Non4sllns Hanloa. Accordtans and
trinmfaxs Of sv~ry tescrirffpn-
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eompeIled % leave town
must seu my tao lots and cottage.
all improved aud fenced. for snDo.
less than half price. fieo cash
balance SIC per month"; furniture
goes too. come quick. s1e-s0 Ar
cadr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

1f<< Etsnfhs $50 We announced
~ tlozinx cat sale Of cur Sheet
fzaf Department.. since which tins
- ksfe sslf AZ retail thousands or
t<Hrr werth. and y lille All the late
21>4.1T must hsss been ~ktfd long
"a there sill remains quite a stock
r1piee eiassicaf music b. al Ghe
E<ffsfd composers We will make
sosrt <sfk q the balance after Ian
1<ry L Below ne suoj1sn few
nr-ri<< ~ how ws are selling a.
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Ne arr <ntr Ak~etH Tor the tplufn~
~ PAenaxrapk %. makers Of thu
y~rf<st t4lkli.g machine Graph
sehnn~L We arr ceiling fhee@ merry
tle-nsxers ~ thr tosrn 70 people
~ st<ts - give a present that yin
aah~ exsfybody happy. Thsy talk.
<s<h. sing and play band masae
p-rf<ctiy Mako = present Of one 10
foU s.a household. ana sut boy At
i2w osu ffresid< the latest music
q ~ ep~rA A1usse and concert
s1iA. ~ rendered By the greatest
Trusts Cylinder machines from $40
- EA F11t-disE machines at fiA
- fa< 80 R-cossts. ~. sae and o..
sr1teophenz- said On eAsY terms.
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poaAs-n.nny corysll Co. IS.
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and increased facilities, he is much better
able to serve his rapidly growing trade.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Fowler of Unity,
Me-, are visiting H. X. White and
family, this week.
Mrs. Lizzie H., widow of the late II.
F. Kimball, died at her home In this
village, yesterday, Of pneumonia.
DR.. w. E. Fellows of Bangor was call
ed here on Friday last, to visit, profess
sionslly. Mrs. l.. L. Walton, who is III
with fever. We are glad to learn she
Is favorably recovering from her severe
illness.
Saturday last, Frank S. Clough, the
eleven year old son of George E. Clough
of Madison Center, was out on hunt
near the Atkinson school house, four
miles from this place. Most nnexpect-
eddy he came upon deer, and a distance
of twelve rods he put two bullets into
him from the little % rifle he carried
and the game was his.
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aEw ADVERTISER EhTs.

Wanted e. A. Strout.
Wanted-"O" Route 2.
Pictures-W. p. Ordwsy.
Damasks-D. r. Judkine.
Wanted-Geo. H. Pishon.
Caution-Archie Pomlow.
iSankruptcy-A. n. Davis.
Auction-Dr. S. F. Conant
New Goods-Ceo. Simpson.
Horses Bracket & Russell.
Fur opening-W. H. Wildes.
The Harvard-Ira A. Norton.
Lost--Miss Msrgery Morrison.
Special SALEM. B. Heselton.
Tombstone-E. F. Fairbrother.
Foreclosure-Walton & Wa ton.
Dissolution-H. A Corssn e. Co.
Potatoes-Patterson & Goodrich.
Creatore -Waterville Opera House.
Eye Tonic-Milo Medical Association.
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Get the Most
Out of Your Food

You don't and can't if your stomach
is weak. A weak stomach does not di-
gest all that is ordinarily taken into it.
1t gets tired easiiy, and what it fails to
digest is wasted.
Among the signs of a weak stomach
are uneasiness alter eating, fits OF ner-
vous headache, and disagreeable belch-
ing.
II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at
different times for stomach troubles, and a
run down condition .: the system, and have
been greatly benefited by its use. | would
not be without it in my family. | am trou-
bled especially in summer with weak stom-
ach and nausea and find Hood 5 Sarsaparilla
invaluable f. b. HICKMAN, W.Chester, Pa.
Hoods Cdrsdpdriiid
and Pills
Strengthen and tone the stomach and
the whole digestive system.
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Mrs. Julia A. Libbey of Oakland,
Dept. Senior Vice President, inspected
Russell Relief Corps, Friday afternoon,
Nov. 7th. Friday evening, Mrs. Libbey
was the guest of Russell Relief Corps,
also Russell Post, Wildes Camp Sons of
Veterans, Spanish War Veterans and
their wives. Mrs. Leavitt, in her usual
pleasing manner, welcomed the guests.
The following program was given ;
Song, Miss Eldena Smith, Mrs. Dunton,
organist recitation, Miss Nell Leavitt
song, Mr.. Taylor; remarks by Gen.
Dyer; song, Mrs. Estabrook and Miss
Smith; remarks, Mr.. Stafford; song, Mr..
Baker, Miss Hight, organist; remark
from Mr.. Spear, Mr.. Withee, Mrs. Lib
hey, Mrs. Leavltt, Mrs. Withee and
others. At the completion of the pro-
gram delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. After some time spent socially all
gathered around the organ and sang war
songs. A very pleasant time was en-.
ioyed by all.