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ADJUSTMENTS.

The King Of the Opium Ring comes
TO the Seattle Theatre next week. be-
ginning with Sunday night, with the
usual Saturday and Wednesday matt.
nees. In view of the fact that "The
King" has been seen before in this
city, Manager Howe decided to allow
popular prices to prevail at the Seat
tie during the regime of the King.
While the character of the China
man has often been portrayed on the
stage, the authors of the play con
tend that this is the first time actual
scenes as they are nightly enacted in
the low opium dens of San Francisco
have been reproduced behind the foot.
lights.
The first act shows the deck of the
Halcyon, an opium smuggler, lying
on Meiggs wharf. The story then
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-09-19
Booker 7. Washington
President
(From The Colored American

(From The Colored American)
Two hundred and eightythee years ago history the
Negro in America began the banks James River the
State of Virginia He then Today the descendants
OF those Negroes again upon the banks Of this his
torc river in the city of Richmond bankers manufacturers
editors farmers mechanics representing every
class OF agricultural and professional life The dark
skinned people who appeared the chained Great
ues OF Others penniess and fendss The hundred dele
gates who assembled today members of the National Negro
business League representing the best thought morals of
the 100000 souls that constitute population
educated distinguished bearing comfortably provided with
the comforts of e and their own free from
control not OF their choice greatest republic
on EARTH and whose development they given their full
share This magnificent gathering presided by man who
easily the foremost Negro the world leadership has
been built by sod OF character has year after wear
impressed itself the country upon race high
the lowest worth has been conceded
by the thinkers the doers nanciers of the
ms man. around whom evoves the practical
OF all race organizations Booker T. Washington the
perfect eDooent and therefore the orcefu
vncng advocate Of the philosophy teaches So thoroughly
known has Dr. Washington that to mention his name
to place the public work and to ncucate M
hre OF the Tuskegee spirit personally that made
the Negro business League possb superb management
that holds together and makes power good is the
warm esteem in which that has won to standard the
real leaders of the
The meetings held in Richmond Virginia. August e. &c
and 27 the successful enthusiastic Of the
series because the plan of organization idea
and built from the ground upbecause followed the same line
OF scientific growth that characterized the growth Wash
lngton hmself-prove the value and then gve if
demonstration practical at first remain
to pray tor its prosperity AS Dr. Washington grew upon the
nation has the League growing The Rich
mond gathering led by Dr. Washington, pemeated with
sincere admiration for the work life is consecrated
influence that will the future of the race
IN moral to which the who orean
zaon meant returned full of encouraged interchange
OF experiences bringing the beginnings
They 60 to their homes to work with greater
their places of business make report
at the meeting that will avoraby best The
plain talks OF the President has had wonderful upon
younger delegates and VISITORS observation enabled
him reach their inner life that his own case
is under consideration AS each ial duty parent
he better results the
Booker t. Washington. The who merely
by giving advice others how along without getting
himself had place this meeting wokngmen and that more
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"McCARTHY'S MISHATS."

The greatest combination Of vaude
vile talent ever secured with one
company will be found in the new mu-
steal comedy 'McCarthy's Mishaps, ;"
at the Grand for return engagement,
beginning Sunday, Of three nights
The piece has long been acknowledged
the funniest of all comedies and this
season Barney Ferguson has had the
play entirely rewritten and will in
troduce Ferguson and Mack, the fun
niest Of all eccentric comedians
James E. Rome and Marguerite Fer
guson, late features Of the Belle of
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NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE

than all other stamped this convention as far above the
average gathering devoted the problem
10 sum up the third annual meeting Negro Bust
League may to have ACCOMPLISHED the following
definite results:
Frs-lt has taught American people white and black
that the Negro make and actually making place for him
self in the world Of business
Second- teaching the Negro there no royal road to
and that citizenship fully acquired along no line
save that OF hard and inteligenty applied labor
hrdIha compete any other race that does
o Se 10 perform similar service in superior fashion, and
That the color line emphasized by condition rather than COM
plexon.
Fourh-t has given positive rebuke to those who hold
national conventions for the purpose making speeches and
grinding personal be used political advancement
-t has taught the Negro that despite etrogression
political influence there open door through which An
even brighter career be found ground
reaned by the development character land ownership and
power the bank
SxthIt has taught the folly begging the white race
for employment lines industry that we can supply for our
selves by sensible combinations OF capital support
SeventhIt has stimulated Negro to diversity his occu
patrons 50 that each branch the needs Of other
branch OF race and keep the Negro money amongst Negroes
has convinced the opponents industrial education that
the teaching OF manual dexery, trades than
detrmen the the ocaled higher education and
that too by the presence and testimony large percentage
college graduates and professional are also business
factors artisans.
Eighh-t has supplied an unusually fine opportunity for
intelligent together way to cultivate
personal friendships and illustrate progress
ward the higher society plane
Nntt has taught all that the Negro can sue
coed spite OF the ankest Of prejudice citizens
respect energy and capacity wherever found
convention Of thoughtful Negroes welcome even in
the hotbed Of the late Confederacy.
enh-t has demonstrated beyond cav that
OF the Negro the leadership Washington
and endorse his work the practical plan the most pra
teal plan for the permanent upift of the race
The Presidents Address
The principal Of the evening address of
president Washmgton He excellent voice. in
creased volume and eoquence of his
all Always enthusiastic putting his whole strength are
ment Richmond Washington his very address
Short but word counted with cannon
ball dectness From the Of the convention set an e
ample brevy and conservative to the
interest of the occasion.
Dr. Washington described the early organization
League example of the BEGINNINGS and
illustrated further the fact that large humble
starts by telling the history Of how Tuskegee opened in
hen house which he cleaned assistance Of an old
coored who doubted the safety Cleaning hen house
in the daytime He bore strongly upon an asset
the Importance of the bank rating in ones own
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When you subscribe for the Seattle
Republican you get a weekly paper
that's always full Of newsy news. No
weekly paper will be of half so much
interest to you for the next six or
eight months as The Seattle Repub-
lican, and you should have it sent to
your address at once.
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New York Co.," Charlotte Ray, Dick
Ferguson and Grace Passmore, the
beautiful D'Estelle sisters and a sup
porting company of twenty people, in
Guiding the Misses Feenie and Wheel
er, Caron and Berbert, the worlds
greatest acrobats.
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proceeds to the underground den of
the opium smokers and shows severa,
victims in different stages Of the hab-
it. The plot centers around the at
tempts Of Wah Sing, an educated Chi
naman to abduct Georgette, the star,
a part taken by Miss Kathryn Carvel.
He is fooled in the last act, when
Georgette, whom Wah Sing would
force into marriage, is replaced by a
slave girl
Altogether the play is all the fam
ing bill boards portray Thrilling,
sensational, exciting.
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by Hermann from designs by Mrs.
Siedla of the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York. The incidental mu-
sic which will be an important feature
of the production has been arranged
and composed by Maxine De Crosse,
who will have he drilling of the cho-
rus and ballet, and personally conduct
the orchestra on tour.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-09-19
GRAND EXCURSIONS

To North Yakima account Washing
ton State Fair. Special train on
Northern Pacific will leave Seattle
Oct. 1st at a. m. and on Oct. End
at $50 a. M for North Yakima. Only
$3.50 for the round trip Good return
ing to Oct. 9Th.
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JAMES AND WARDE.

Wagenhals and Kempers magnif-
cent spectacular production of THE
Tempest" presents Louis James and
Frederick Warde as joint stars. The
scenery is by H. Logan Reid, who
painted the famous Augustin DAILY
productions for many years. The cos
tunes which will present an exquisite
and brilliant variety Of dresses are
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
In the Superior Court of the State of
-, Washington, for King County.
VIM; Carnes plaintiff VS. A. HI. King and
Clarence d. Hillman defendants.
me State of Washington to the said A
II. hing and Clarence d. HiIlman, defend
You are hereby summoned to appear
within 600 days after the date Of the
nrSt publication of this summons to-wit
Within sixty (60) days after the Goth dav
OF September, 1902, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled cOurt
and answer the complaint Of the pIaintiff
and serve copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for plaintiff at his
(thelr) office below stated and in case
OF your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to the
demand OF the complaint, which has been
MED with the clerk of said court. The
object of the above entitled action is to
nave a certain instrument bearing date
OF March 18th, 1896, from plaintiff to
defendant A. H. King, purpOrting on its
race to be deed conveying s. y Of S. W.
a of \. w. Il of Sec 6, TIP. IS N. of r,
r. Of W. NJ, declared a mortgage
W. u. SCOTT and
T. B. RAWSON
?. o. Address, CIT Pacific Building Sc
attic, King County, Washington.
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Application No. 1920.
NOTICE OF SALE or VIATPLp

SCHOOL LAND
Notice is hereby given that on the 18Th
day of October, 1902, at the hour of ,
. o'clock in the afternoon, on said day. at
the door OF the Court House in King County.
Washington, the merchantable timber on
the following described timber on school
iand Will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, therefore, to-wit:
Northwest One-quarter of Northwest one
quarter Section 80, Township %, Range 5
EAST area, 40 acres value Of timber,
Southwest one-quarter of Northwest one
quarter Section &c. Township 20, Range
$154.O0. -'
Northwest one-quarter of Southwest one
quarter Section &c. Township %, Range
East area, 40 acres; value of timber
Southwest one-quarter Of Southwest one
quarter Section SO, Township 20. Range Z
East area, 40 acres value of timber
Lot l, Section sc, Township %, Range
East area, 37.O5 acres; value Of timber
Lot 3, Section SO, Township 20, Range
$279.15. 0oi'
Lot I, Section SO, Township %, Range
East area, 32S5 acres value of timber
Said timber on said land will be sold
for not less than the appraised value as
appraised by the Board Of State Land
commissioners IN the manner provided by
law, statement of which is now on file
IN the office of the Auditor of said County.
- Ieims Of sale are: Cash, to be paid on
The timber the above described lands
Is offered for sale by virtue of an order
Oh the Board of State Land Commissioners
mace on the 18th day of September, 1902
duly certified and on file in the office Of
said County Auditor
GEO. b. LAMPING,
County Auditor
~ Dated G at Seattle, Wash, this 18th day
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SURETY RONDS

When you want a bond as Admins
traitor, Guardian, Executor, Receiver or
Trustee, phone our Office Main Gil
our business is to arrange bonds Of
this kind without delay Bonds axe
tuted here in Seattle
JOHN a. WHALLEY CO. GEN.-AcT.
Fidelity & Deposit Co, of Maryland
hone Main GIL. COlman Bldg, Seattle
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EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.


Official program Of the fortieth an
niversary. Of the Emancipation proc
lamation Celebration, given by the
colored citizens of Seattle at the Au
ditorium, Leschi Park, Monday, Sept
%, 1902. Afternoon exercises com
mence at 2 o'clock:
Overture-"Star Spangled Banner"
80. Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures of Ceremonies
............. J. F. Cragwell, Esq
Instrumental selection-"John
Browns Body" ....... Orchestra
Invocation. Rev. G.. A. Bailey, P. E.
................ "A. M. e. Church
Scripture lesson. -. ........
... Rev. J. Gordon Mcpherson
america '..-...,,..'.... audience
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SPECIAL RATES EAST,

Via the Northern Pacific to Washing
ton, D. c., account meeting of G. A. R
Tickets on sale Sept. 18th and 3Oth
Round TRIP rate only $77.35.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC

Will make round TRIP rate of $77.35 to
Washington, D. c., on Sept. 29th and
3Oth. If going east, take advantage of
this low rate.
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ROSLYN.
GEM RESTAURANT.

GEM RES IAURAN1.
Short orders at all hours. Furnished
rooms in connection. The best Of
everything served.
G. W. WESLEY, Prop.
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MRS. JOHN REEFS.

Upto-date Milliner. Trimmed Hats
at reasonable prices. All orders
promptly filled and goods delivered.
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WASHINGTON STATE EA,p

VIII be held at North Yakima Sent
zStn to Oct. 4th. The Northern Pa.
CHIC will make R. T. rate of $685.
tickets on sale Sept. 29th to Oct. 4th
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington, for the County of
King. =
Frank NJ Stevens, Plaintiff VS.. Corinne r.
Stevens, Defendant
The State of Washington to the said COrinne
Il. Stevens, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
IN sixty days after the date Of the first
publication of this summons, tO-wit. within
sixty days after the 10Th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1902, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve copy of your answer upon the
Undersigned attorneys for plaintiff at their
ot1ice below stated; and in case of YOUR
failure 50 to do judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the demand
OF the complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk of said court The object
OF the said action, as set forth in the
complaint is as follows: To obtain a de-
cree of divorce dissoving the bonds Of
matrimOny existing between said plaintiff
and defendant, on the grounds of abandon
ment by said defendant of the said plain
tiff. p
r. H. LINDSAY
j. B. WRIGHT
Attorneys for Plaintiff
POstottice address, 623 New York building.
Seattle, Wash.
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RE: ES.

Painting Supplies, Wall Paper, Pic
ture Frames, Glazing. Roslyn's reli-
able merchant.
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Dated at Seattle Wash, this 18th dav
If September A. D. 1902 '
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r. H. LINDSAY
r u WDTnHT


Attorneys for Plaintiff
PoSto1hce address, 623 New York building,
Seattle, Wash.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-06
The Local Democracy.

When we projected the SUNDAY GLOBE a
resolution was formed to conduct the paper
at least one year before we invited the con.
hdence of our fellow Democrats of the
District. That year is about coming to
close and pretty nearly every Democrat in
the District Is acquainted with us through
the GLOBE.
That there should be a difference oJ
opinion among the local Democracy as to
the usefulness or effectiveness of the GLOBE
is both natural and logical. The GLOBE has
not pleased its own editor as a Democratic
exponent, for it has come 10 pass within
the year about to close that we have been
compelled by dire necessity to sensation
alize where our own feelings were outraged
by the subject matter Our tastes and our
literary instincts as we'll as our political
conYctious. to say nothing of the notoriety
incurred by catering to the mob that bread
might be had, revolted more than once on
a perusal of the local columns of the GLOBE
Such being the case we cannot blame those
Democrats who shrank from its aggressive
ness in criticisms and exposures of indi-
vidual or private matters. But what will
you have my masters?"-the editor had to
live and the public did not want Democratic
literature but hair-raising sensations.
1t is hardly necessary to point out that
it is more conducive to longevity aud an
amiable peace of mind to edit straight-out
Democratic paper, free from sensations,
than it is to invite the clubs, black jacks
and horsewhios of exposed and indignant
private citizens. Hence it is clear that the
local Democracy and not the editor is re-
sponsible for the very course Of the GLOBE,
condemnable from the conservative point
of view.
We have been editing and publishing
Democratic newspapers for over thirty
years, and our experience admonishes us
to declare that Democratic newspaper is
precisely what the patronage it caters to
makes it. We have endeavored to cater to
the local Democracy and live, and while we
may have come short in the former we
have but barely managed to pull through
in the latter, that is to say, we have ex-
listed. If a generous or even a qualified
support is given the GLOBE by the Democ-
racy those who personally know us will be
our bondsmen that we will fill the bill and
meet all reasonable expectations as a DEM
ocratic editor. The local Democracy, there
FORE must be the arbiter in this respect,
and as they extend aid and support, in ex-
act ratio will the GLOBE blossom and bloom
forth in all the orthodox habiliments Of
Democratic newspaper minus those obiec-
tionable features which are as distasteful as
they are dangerous to the responsible
editor.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-06

mon soldiers, are taken from the factory
and mill of the captains Of industry, emas-
culated Of their manhood ard trained By
necessity to regard with reverence the SUI
periority of rank and fortune. Hence
Sinclair naturally felt himself endowed
with the right to torture the life out of the
humble Richter and hence the cowardly
comrades of Richter looked on instead of
blowing out the brains of the satrap The
very thing which would have happened to
to the said satrap when Lincoln eat hard
tack and salt pork as he slipped his coffee
from tin cup at camp FIRE with the
boys" in front Of Petersburg
Sinclair may be court martialed by his
fellow satraps, but they will justify him on
the grounds of the soldiers breach of dis
cipline, and 'the man on horseback will
approve the findings
And beginning in the army and in the
colonies the Republic Of the classes is
accelerating its pace towards the splendor
and safety of-Imperialismi
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-06
Exit Evans-Exeunt omnes,

And it came to pass in the sixth year, in
dissembler who, having studiously kept him
self under continuous FIRE to ensure long
lease of power to feather his nest and to
protect the financial potentialites of his
kindred, was, Notwithstanding, hurled igno-
miniously from his throne and kingdom as
a schemer and ignorant despot by Ahab
the son of Kith, the just and merciful,
whereby his horde of slaves, eunuchs,
soothsayers, necromancers, trumpeters,
Aunkies and tattlers gathered themselves
together in the Seraglio and with loud cries
rent their garments in general lamentations
saying: Rocks and mountains on us fall
confuse and confound us, we care not
longer to live since the exalted and dei6ed
Nahab has been hurled from the throne, his
birth right, and cast into outer darkness to
be bathed in a fiery furnace in the far of
cave of Tartarus known as Chattanooga in
the plain of Tennessee. To whom, oh!
mighty, resplendent and exalted Nahab
now troddeu under foot shall we poor
worms, crawl for succor in the acute agony
of our distress.
Come hither, all We Of the tribe of Baly-
ties Staufferites, Brookeites from above
the clouds, and hearken unto our invoca-
tions that the fates may favor Nahab, and
to devise means by which his faithful fol-
lowers may yet enjoy the continued favor
of Ahab and his bounty of loaves and fishes
If he gather not and hearken. weep, Oh!
weepl for may FIRE and birthstone smite thy
heads for thy perdition and manifold
villainies, Also, ye Stewartites from Sleuth-
land, weep ye, for the wool pulling over
the eyes Of the renowned Nahab, king
and caliph weep ye also, all ye belly
crawlers, lick spittlers and petty scoundrels,
chiefs Of tens, chiefs Of twenties, chiefs
of ffties, and chiefs Of hundreds; yea,
and even unto the alluring antique maid
ems, petticoated loafers and mustache
twirlers; weep ye weep yel for Babylon is
fallen. We scribes and pharisees, hypo-
critics whitened sepulchresl fawning NON
strocities, who hunt with the hare and run
with the hounds, among whom can be
reckoned some horseless colonels aud limp
ing Jehus
Justice answers this mob in the words Of
Cromwell when kicking out the long par
lament, Get thee gone the Lord hath
done with thee give place to better men. "
Behold the writing on the wall MeHei
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-06
Good worls az Cenana omoe.

I've handled great deal of copy for
newspapers and all kinds of publications. -
said an employe Of the Government Print
ing Office, but think the copy for Part /.
Vital statistics, just issued by the Census
Ofhce, was the best ever saw. The book
makes over eleven hundred pages and the
changes in proof amounted to almost moth
ing. It jumped from 6rst proof to plate
without single page being revised. do
not know that such a thing has ever been
accomplished in any publication issued by
the Government. l dare say ii was the best
copy ever given the Government Printing
ofice.-Dailv paper.
How will this record compare with the
records of other departments, and yet these
are the people the Civil Service Commis.
sioners are trying to keep out of the service
so as to make room for lot of uncles.
cousins and aunts of present high officials.
Aud they still call this Civil Service ad.
ministration. Oil hypocrisy thou art a
jewel for these latter day reformers.