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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Mr.. Hertzler and family will soon re-
move to Windsor Place.
Hiss Alma Darling Il spending this week
with her mother and brother.
Misses ANA and Ada Gantz are preparing
to so to eastern Iowa on a visit.
Rev. Henderson and wife have been re-
ceiving a visit from their daughter, who
lives at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. ]. E. Aughe spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Rev. Erickson and wife OF
Council Biuffs and took in the tri-city ED
worth league picnic at Paramount park.
Charles Syns had the misfortune 70 lose
his valuable horse Polly, which died very
suddenly wednesday. This makes the sec
ond driving horse he has lost during the
last year.
The lightning has played havoc with the
chimneys on the houses OF c. Peterson and
Mrs. Darling in the last two weeks, demol-
ishing them and doing considerable dam
age 20 the buildings.
Mrs. ]. e. Aughe has been entertaining
her brother, Arthur Ziebell. and his bride,
both OF Wisner, Neb, from Tuesday until
Thursday. They were married at Council
BLUFFS Wednesday, August 6, by Rev. 2.
w. Erickson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Marshall left Tues-
day 70 maxi q our OF the Yellowstone
park.
William Colfax has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Colfax, for a few
days.
Charles Coughiin has recovered from his
recent illness and is attending to business
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. seiby are visiting
the Yellowstone and other western points
With a party OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. V. Heaford left last week
for Superior, Wis, where they win spend
the rest of the ummer.
Mrs. j. b. Carmichael who has been
very III for some time, Is Improving steadily
ana is now able to be up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer left last week for
a two weeks trip through Iowa. visiting
Des Moines and other points.
Dundee people will regret the departure
OF Mr.. and Mrs. #. b. Barnes, who leave
September 1 for Cambridge. Mass, where
Mr.. Barnes has accepted the position OF
physical director OF the deliberately equip
ped gymnasium connected with the Young
Mems Christian association in that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

building a house for himself on the prop
erty he purchased on Fifth street. He has
been occupying the Walker property for
the last two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Weddinss Rnd Engagements.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Lydia Garrish ana Mr.. Walter H.
hslvig OF Omaha.
The marriage OF Mr. Fred Holdfcldt and
Miss Mary Louise Cottriii was quietly sol
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
SUMNER DAYS OF IDLE GOSSIP
ssdsty LOafs and LOafs and TALK About
Things Of No Moment.
QUEER FREAK Or DANCING YOUNG MEN
PeeuHar style Of waltrins in vosue
Ansong the Boys Has Excited
some Sarcastic Comment
from Their Elders.

Society Is moving along in pretty much
the same old groove these midsummer
days, idling or gossiping at the Field or
Country clubs or playing golf and tennis
when II isn't too wet. or too warm, or too
aomethIng else. Luncheons and dinners
all a. the clubs-are the only things the
fashionabies are giving" nowadays, and
aa q matter Of fact, nobody expects any
thing else, so no one Is disappointed-even
IL all are not contented.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Organs. both pipe and reed. KimbaIl
organs and mani others. at prices running
from $40 up. New organs. SIS up. Small
payment down-a little every month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Piano Players. Apollo Piano Players.
Kimball Piano Players and the lesser ones
from s1S5 up, on monthly instaIlmsnts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The hfst Of the series Of games 30 De
played for the Bidweil prizes by the women
golfers OF the Country club came on last
week and VIII continue on wednesday art
ernoons Of this month. There were zen en-
trieN. Mesdames e. H. sprague, J. H. Butt
ier u. A. Redick, Arthur Remington, Dan
wheeler. r.. A. Cole. Crofoot. Misses Mer-
Ger. Mae Mcshane and Belle Dewey. Mrs.
spraeue made the low score. securing the
prize. a golf bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
DANCE FOR
ST. PATRICK
Ancient Order OF Hibernians Will
Celebrate

The concert and BAH Of the An
rient order Of Hiberians, 20 be Civ
en- tonight al the Armory In honor q
st. Patrick. Will be a grand affair.
The Armory has been tastefully dec
GRATED for the occasion, and gala
event is anticipated. The committee
having the affair in charge, has been
unremitting IN its efforts 10 make
the affair a success. An elaborate
program has been arranged as fol-
lows:
Overture, Medley OF Irish Airs"
$50. Wagner's Orchestra
Song. ireland, Love You" ......
..... ...... .........Ja4. j. Donovan
Song, Killarney .................
-. ....-.. ..... Miss Kathryn Doian
Song, The Minstrel Boy" ......
-...- -........ ......S. j Lynch. Jr
Song. "Staccato Polka" ...........
............M Miss Evelyn Ormsby
Song, Kathleen Mayournceu" ...
....- .-.... ...........P. J. Donohue
NioAlh SOLO 80. s..+..........
......M Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick
Grafton .............HOn 30 Sweeney
The entertainment will close with a
grand ball.
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Mr. Parry esmabe private doubt
sincere his
in all things There capital
should be
privileges
not capitalists hold different especially
the privileges accorded public
electric light companies
from experience that these
things and that the public Is compelled TO
The question
holding On
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the spccul
or clubs 20 be cad
CANdo legtmato
comprtcnly managed ~
run sells
constantly secured
Of probability
win nothing
Make mind
CHANCES, the
would onst Ks N
clubs managed hy
tho honest from
The andt q
bonded officers the clubs No
restrictions
condition should De speedily changed
the discontinue Of akirs
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MORTALITY RECORD

Edna Chrlsthanscu. daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Chrlathanaen died on
saturday evening OF pneumonia ne
the family residence. 1879 Queen Anne
avenue. The young lady vas but
is years Of age. and a. the time q
her fsath was organist a. the Dan
tsh- Norwegian church. The funeral
win be held from the church on
Thursday afternoon.
The funeral Of Eleanor Edith
Shulz. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank shulz. was held this after
noon at the family residence. corner
Of Twelfth avenue and East Pike
street. Rev. f. Knnppe officiated
The remains were Inferred In Lake
View cemetery
Dora Carroll, the i5-vear-oid
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll u
1923 Eighth avenue. died on satur-
day night and will be buried tom0r-
row afternoon at I.akevlew cemetery.
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Good 0iggIngs

Geo. Matson, an old timerof North
western Alaska. reached Nome re-
Gently from Candle City-new town
at the mouth Of the Keewalik. He
Gays that when he left Candle creek,
on Nov. II, miners were still TAX
ing out gold through the ice on Can
die.
He also intimated that Bear Greek.
q tributary u auckland river. some
- miles from Candle. was prospect
ing In an excellent manner.
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STRIKE ENDS

BOSTON. March l7.-As a result
~ action taken by the labor unions
at their meeting yesterday nearly all
the strikers made application for re-
instatement this morning. Not all
the men Will be taken back at once
but places VIII be provided for as
many as possible and former en-
ployes are 70 be given preference as
rapidly as vacancies occur. No fur
Their trouble Is anticipated.
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Priest Demented

Rev. Father Jacquet, who went 70
Nome from California. and through
over work and fatigue, became men
tally unbalanced, has been taken 20
the Holy Cross mission. on the Low
or Yukon, where he viii be taken IN
charge and receive treatment At the
hospital. Or. s. J. Call Eratultously
volunteered his services 10 take out
the demented priest.
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president council meeting
a.
The influences which prompted
Of
xFa plant possible a
on OF
10 the
is in
Gas
moropoes them
conducted a o welfar
he
appoint
gain popularity
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Immediate Repairs

The Pacific Wagon Company,
whose building was partly burned on
Friday morning. viii begin repairs
at once. Quite a lot Of stock, some
of IL belonging 70 other parties, was
consumed. The Insurance OF $500
will only partly cover the loss.
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Dexter Looks Good

II n reported from Nome that on
Dexter creek VIM. J. n. Mccarthy.
the mining expert % Haring city.
and Jas. Burslk Of Nome. have been
working on their claim. the McCnr.
thy bench adjoining the Sugar
claim. After two weeks work.
which fully demonstrated the lrn-
mense value Of the claim, the gen
tiemen have decided to put uu a
house and have the claim worked
systematically. In panning they
found two cents 20 nine cents actual
weight within 20 feet Of tho surface
Mr.. Mccarthy thinks some ~ tho
most astounding discoveries will be
reported from the hills Of Dexter and
Anvil creeks.
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LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued Lindley e. Bron-
con, aged 80, Of Seattle. and Cora +.
Austin, y. 81 Los Angeles; James
Hayes, 40. and Emily Soss, 81, both
Of yVhafcora
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COLLINS & WILLIAMS.
90 sullivan building.

ARE you tired Of pnylnR rcnt2 The fam
MS that pays rent nowadays iE behind the
ugc Since February lat We have matur-
"a ~ contracts, This means $50 0O0 20
ina into homes Joins the great army OF
our contract holders and get house OF
your own aud pay Tor 10 At tho rate OF
sAbo per month, our plan Is legal and
~ founded on principles ~ equity and
justice, 1t IS endorsed by leading law
ycrH ana We have many lawyers on our
roll ns well as business men and wage
CORNERS Cooperative H. tho spirit OF the
age IN which We live. The money pow
az does not approve OF cooperation and
some Idle threats have found their way
into the newspapers Got q contract az
once and prepare 60 live In your own
home for 81 30 per month You get
nothing for the money you nay FOR rent
Bring your lawyer 20 investigate our plan
and I've satisfied YOU get fair deal. This
e. tho ORIGINAL COMPANY Boware
81 imltntors, Western Homo BUILDING
Main 1871 '''
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Advertise your wants In
"ihe paper that lights the
peoples battles"
ArrnnNn,,.Ar-I.w

AT"ronNENs-AT-LA
wM ~. nuTrNLh. attorney AZ Lew. sulta
prosecuted ana defended in aN courts. ~
years experience. ifpaegdlnru DO bank
tfiily stsgtinsd .siiggi'69s wsss h
ell parts nf the United Htatss inahsat
commercial and oauh Isfsfsncss ali
- a kEttnau. ai2 Washington bulliins
4 o. MACDONALD. 400 nufhs buudins
LYMAN d KNAPP, 80 Haiier buidins
fuANk q WGrHrLtNd. nost1u block
W. y. tAMnu1n. 2oa.b rselno bloeh
riEnhE y. rEiutY, $50 Burke bleok
O WAND KEMP. aaa nurse buiialns
NJ EWING. TO ws~ YORK bulldias
AuCuirBCTs
JoiiN GRAHAM. aSo.sai dlobs hik Tel
jamss a22i
X. W. uouGhToS. d,if Collins
AhstHACr on IiTLn
oshoRNn TttEAPEh a % Inc. Al
thsct Go. sstshushsd isss hiniba
sl1iHi abstracts hsssmsst ~ the hu-
tuAi LITE building
hoorH WHiTrtraEY .IiANFoHp Al.
s,iast %. established iNcn. basement u
Halltr block Tsiephsns. Main les.
NHA TIE Abstract Co, ". y. bloeh
.....- AhrIsr
q hnhroN nlaaa Alma hoysr ioffalus
pupH erisHfarst Guido Maiinari. uo4ns
lait fradf f9f ofdsfs. p1rfait figure
pupHs
AutIioN sALEs
Ait ttnh and rgnmissian house. bancroft
egg Hiam. secondhand suo1s bought aHt
'..l hrw ltalHsf Eoult, W. -ft Hf -
thanfs at haf rflre tnl rlkr street o.
fism srHsfal sutti0rcrr. Tel elias tsl
q hicNEHros. Esn.ra saeuonssr
lbis tifsi assrus.
iuH MARTIN general auctlou.sE geis
first csc phone oah 10
ntsisEss doLLteGEs
tLAltkhh rstaln haortnand school. "a.
dlfldual iustfafufn "a taaton ia
htrr methods ana isaeHsfs. Atms business
collsss. tseand ani itss
8ashs
rlE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hAsk
'ras,ss,.1 G.ps,i'. y ,ooscoo' csg,s
reid ~ tiooora rhnnsfs pre- o O.
taHr stst each
FEorf.En HAVtNos BANK
SECOND assnAs aaa Pas street capitol
J 4 nsfssa. each r as5ssisat .sst
cash Commercial sartnts snf t-ast ugsis
nsss
TnE riHat NATIONAL hAwK OF
aEaTrLE
faid az earfiai .... itto on
asnsrsi haatins pasinsss liansaftsi
~ hpds. - tfsH ~ - Nlrkrn. Ftas
ffsa. J.. Turner rash q b IafEhufst
sect sash. lsehsaas On pfihugat eitles
u q. ant Bufa4s
THE CANADIAN Bank OF
COMMERCE
Capital rsia 50 ................t o.. Co coo
fEjEht tuliiian daiiafel
RuFrlas ..t... .................. tsoso con
lntsfTat AtfaNsa On tlHtH deg0aita sea
sfaf tanhiFg bHainssA tFansartst
STAT ElsE hftANt lfaA'arueF 81 James
street ani Hssend avenue
o.. 4 gAMWHoN Manager.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hAsk oF
HEATTg.E
Oso
J. fufth, Pre- , q neiismish. vtrs
pfss " !. Ahssug. cashier
tafFespaanhsHts les rftrfipai ritlss o. the
Nnltsa States sra EuraIs
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WHY PAY RENTT
WE vHn sell you home amy stveo nj,
monthly payments equal only 10 rent.
zee uu Tor particulars. ''
CITY REALTY co,
ala Washington building
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PRINTING An BINDING
REsL ESTATE

iAS ACRES 9 miles from sidney. 20
acres cleared. 60 acres fenced lu pas
ture. house. harm and outhuildiuEa:
2'o bearing trees .................. 5000
80 acres. near tslby 10 aCrcH cleared.
20 prrrs nearly cleared. 100 hearing
trees. house, . chicken houses. ..,. Sii00
50 ncrcs 81 bottom land. 2t miles from
railroad station. bearing orchard ~ acres
cleared. fair Improvements, team and
some live stock ..........,........ S2foo
30 acres, near Lake Washington, 10
acres cleared. balance easily cleared.
Eood house and barn. bearing or
chard .s..t......,,,, $500
Improved water front NJ Harper.
Improved water front on Lake Washington
can Tor particular and prices.
We have several fine farms. larEe and
small near Lake Washington. can and
zee us before buying.
COLLINS & WILLIAMS.
80 sullivan building.
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DANCING AcAnIaMIIss


DAM NO classes fuf beginners Monday
sna ftllay rys"ihE 81 20 Prot wul
tnut school ~ dancing initiate lessons
dnib itanhs bali riho street
H9 S.,t. snd s,sEs dancing .. -
aiiA fifst. pts.n 1919
ihoF LITTLE teacher Of bell room AMI
,a..y dan'inE s'2 Haditon. Phone.
DHESsMAkEns
AitH y tifrHfMAN dresamahlnE patlora.
rooms 80 snd ~ uowns blueh
biliHHhA KING School IiIT 9TH ave L..
dies maha their garments. Eifis nttsd Tor
positions in one month
MADAME 4. D SMITH 90 ulnrkisy
Mrs hANHON frrnH millinery o. lowest
pflees tufnsf Fourth ard Pine
tNoiNhEht AM 'oNTnAOiOhs
fudkf houNp HhlbdE 4 bRfDdEd
GO Scandinavia American Rank build
lnr Railway sn1 highway bridges and
flhdnflF. steel hnd iron s0fk for build
lnss df.drinE sHd hafhar Improve fusnis.
EMPLOYMENT w.~rIo-Femais
FttsT class soandinatian 5aos 1904 tlh.
Ia rear
FINANCIAL
LOANS = psr rsn, r-oseg in iafss o. sman
amounts LYMAN 2. KNAPP 10 HHiisr
building
itssiiassn' ''' ns' 'si i L5fs "a ''''''o'
Fon nrNT
ron nENT 'ousEs d rooms end u
iate i'ni7u cor ine 49, bAMtH 8
otNEN no f~sisF aa} fpoms - g.
rtnNisuEp housekeeping fanns 40
ifaaeu 81
ruu UENT Fltr faaW saffHKr FIrst ave
rhsht Dr. 5000 'fuaHi hee John carr.
so rls~ g. nrtt eDaa }afi
fiVr Room eo,taEr 1aa iatsrlew avenue.
aitAFfH MCCORMICK 2tz tGae 81
Tsisrhons 'lay 80
TiaAK store nns rornt. location COAST
ENcHAh0E. starr BOD hiesh
iiotWr srs usni raor,s rsssenahis
go fiffrrnfN ave. corner tHrfft.
THrEr nrrs pleasant hnasfssepins faan,s.
hath. pHanr uEe view 1faa ffh
ToH nENT-rt nNtsHEp nooMs
iAH4E nrtt front faaFn. aaitaAls 90 tao
ssHti+usr paFief 0aaf 1913 Third ave
RAMON bedroom sulisbi- Or two warm.
HEht Hn4 .HB ~ Iff week 1884 Itird
49, rear Pixie
ROOMS tr frasstsrHinE a. isii Olive
slfsst rarrsr Mhof
FUNERAL DiKrcrons
nrffrn"uHTH 4 hoaH. eHtAiHsrs
isse itzs T'irs Vet rss 20
ivy Afth
TiSLAY HODn. itls ssaoa4 avenue
uAHNts~ an sAnDt.rHS
seaohLEY a HE%DEhBcs. 2is ooei
dsn.ai assruH
rAHH LANDS
HaHaasHsH.#aaaH
YAnA f.ASuN
Cell un 500 far isf ~ selected farms ant
faa. nss In i'uHsf Haaa4 tu4affg Wllala
Co.. AiA HlnrEisY tai'fins
TffE IEAufff
$40 Tee s.fra ~ choice sHf nearly Oh
alder ali rispir 80 suTira rrr-s
stfaurh re l.sr- fsrins or a Feii
raunfF tod Ffi5 - mile ffoni ar enafI.
bees sFhaoi ttis properly saH 30 reached
finfn us riiF riih teen szsliy in -
,uAH. y ADAMS
q. Pioneer u4udiHK
rs srf~a aN in rrinss sraoa hoals~ hafn
esigA"n h-usfa aaa psfha. ciass 10 s,ors
api iaatarrrs 'sf0
- acres en- cleared - bsAtins fruit tree
e. arfs 'farf-vrri-s t.faafH haarsi rear
store. pesfores ans msrhsfs SEQ
srf.-. su siash-a $50. bsif cash
~ arre. s.roam baass. ~ arrrs cleared
10 HsaftrE ff~~s $40 sffas berry pIsuts.
Sod oufHaIifirer cove heed i1lrH
fafffr haFs. rhirassf aasHas blows
hauass ruiut siefs saa n4u - %
farming tools $50
~ sfs t-ad4usrsts for farms. frlt ana
thirkrn Fhmrfra
10 trarfs - iasErd-o- lars. fronl 90 10 100
arrrs each rs miles ffum Seattle. ~ s.
* SMILEY.
- safe Deposit BaHdinn
FoH SALE
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Go TO Spinning for bicycle repair.
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osnoRNn Tf(EnPGR c5. Inc. As
eieft Co. sftAhlishsd i0a hintHH
claim abstracts uss.Bsst on the Nu-
tuAl iIfs building
hoorH -WHtTTt.rHKY .HANFoHp A..
slfart Co, established thCp basement u
ualltr block Tsisphsns. Main lea
~ - Ahattael 60. ". NJ lloaA
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SNAP usHdA4N -gfoe~rf store -ith ntlas
fneha cheap rsnt Coast EtrhanHs. -
STAR boyd tfnek
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hig iaf9ain- Clgaf stow hssn ~ -itr
HeTH t}ak
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fh Fii'"f h r.t1lq,NsL hA"K on

fst1 az faFithi ..... ft-o on
usnsfal backing basinsss Nansaffsf
O. iipds. g. pfss ~ - Nirkrn. stes
lfsa l.. Turner rash q b TafEhufst
asst eash hsehsnas On pfinHgsi cities
u q. snt Euf9ls
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II EWING. TO New York buildlns
AuCuiTHCTs
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Wsuist fafgurf Hith $500 $50 a u.aath
1pafanirfi. Caesi hEchAnGs. NJ starr.
NHhA ttark
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Aud1ioA sALEs

hlt TON and femuistipn hausr. nautfdft
Hnl htau. secondhand auo1s b1uHht aHi
Hf't HH" -felHrf EUHAf. 1851 -Fit Hf th
thaHfs 81 haif rfirs on rlks street o..
e. STAN seHffai HHstirrcef Tel. Diag go
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SiuN
from
S2fo
klaAn
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pGorLEH HANtNos Rank
SECOND assn4s sna Plss street capitai
laia W 500 uas1 g. Nxmfeldsf lFss
} a. haFaen. cash : r ofesaisat asst
sash. Commercial saFinfs sud trast bgsi'
nssa
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rIsNERs

UMHREf1sAs Manufactured. rscSvsTisE
and genera repairing. BOO secoad ave-
nue.. Robson FFos
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THE CANADIAN BASK or

= = = = y 7 W. |3NTIEFEF
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hAsK oF
HEATTG.E
LsFiiei stnch fali ~ ga 90 surplus Isa.
,. fprth pre- , q neiasnigh vie.
pre- y Y khssuy. cashisf
tafsss fnndsais in pfinffpni eitiss "a the
unltsf States ara EuruIs
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" I'"N'ffi TN WI I0TIIns
AhstttACT on IiTIE

'o G.s... e! 81 a'o.'si dlec. biz Tel
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q. roafn haars. hsart ~ ety. clears $50
r'H'h. cHsst EHtaaHEr 70 starr. u4Yd
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he city council at the meeting
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SEATTLE clothes Pressing Co. oioth
In share. 81 80 month. dyelng ropai
ing 1907 Third Red 1854
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y q. mcNEHros. genera saeuoassr
1919 titst aNsnus
lnH NAHriN Esnerai auctlob.st. 2gie
Fitsi csc phone Onh Tth
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HlLr wANTnD-SALE

FRED H. MERRITT.
T. @. Box 900, 20i French nix.
Financial Agent
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FIGHT AT
AvONDALE
SCHOOL DIRECTOR THOMAS
pRovAN BADLY BEATEN BY
LON PARKS. A COLLEAGUE

pissensson I'm tho Avondale school
district on the other side cf Lake
Washington last evening resulted N
y flst nsht between two OF tho school
dlrectors-T Thomas Provan and Lon
Parks. The mix-up occurred In mont
Of the school house. frovans face
Was literally smashed In by his an
1agonist
provan came into the city this
morning and swore out a warrant be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Cam for
che arrest Of Parks on a charge of
assault. lie also had his wounds
dressed BY local physician. who
told Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
that Provan had probably been
struck by some blunt instrument.
though no bones we're actually hrok-
en-.
Provan told the prosecuting at
torney that the fiKht was the out
come OF 4 controversy over the prop
er time for the beginning OF the
school year. rrovan and the third
director wanted school To begin ear
". Parks. the minority member. and
School Ewing were Cor deferrtng the
matter.
Last evening the members OF the
board met az the school house. Prov
an was called to task by Parks TOR
eritseisfng the school furniture
rrovan says Parks then struck him
without warning.
A deputy sheriff went across the
lake this morning 70 arrest Parks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-29
TERMINAL
WORK WILL
SOON BEGIN

The Great Northers Railway Co.
viii nos let any contracts 20 private
parties for the building OF the tun-
mel or depot. The work vii he car
ried ON under the direct supervision
OF the engineers OF the company.
Resides the work OF building the tun-
mel and depot this eeWpanya men
viii personally oversee all the tres
tic work. pllinR. dredging and filling.
Down south 81 the city there IL a
large territory which viii be used for
terminals and which must be ftiied
lin before anything else can be done.
An agreement has been reached
whereby the seattle and Lake Wash
ington Waterway co. uses the mud
taken from the canal course 10 iii
ia ON the railroad cernpanx'a lands.
Then earth taken from the tunnel
VIII also be utilized. but this Will
be a comparatively small amount.
Within a short time actual work
VIII be begun on the tunnel and de-
pot. The company will Try aud have
both done about the same time. IL
II stated that within a years time.
the tunnel and depot viii be com
pieted-