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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-06
SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY
LOT 20 BLOCK !, KING COUNTY
ADDITION

SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY.
LOT 20 BLOCK 7, KING COUNTY
ADDITION.
Notice Is hereby given that the
board OF county commissioners met
on the 9TH daY of August, 1902, pur-
suant to call and advertisement, to
consider the sdvisa biiity OF selling
lot s2 block OF King County addi-
ton. and that II appeared to the
board 20 be 10 the best Interest OF
the county that said property be
sold and disposed Of
Therefore. IL Is hereby ordered that
the sheriff OF King county be direct
ed to offer said lot for sale at public
auction az the front door Of tho King
county court house ON the 18th day
OF September. 1909. at the hour OF 2
o'clock y. m, not below the APP
praisal thereof. 10000. and that the
county treasurer be directed 20 at
tend such sale and receive all
moneys paid IN thereat. and deliver.
To said purchaser n deed TO said
property setting forth all the pro.
eeedings had IN relation thereto.
which deed shall be attested by the
county auditor under the official
seal.
Dated this nh day Of August, 1902
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS.
BY Geo. y. Lamping.
Clerk Of the Board
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Posafos.--sis % SIT a ton: carrots. Coz
ssr.is' T.: sabssss si 70 81 p pss e VI
sssivs' .d 90 Per s'.' . ss'z. s,,,, ne;
sss~rfraaf. zssss: tssnafoes.- sse. rad
1sh<s. e p>r aezs parsley. 2oezoei onions.
ieoTsr ooe7sc pamDkIns. z per ib:
srtienoEss ~ - a.. s1isarahsrs; ~ i.r
spbens Feas ssso. rhubarb. q per ~ spin-
nan, ts0cs per bon: native asparsEa..
sssisisap.s' sieosies y@r eass. eaisg.
Fnsionn. Si.7s 70 fz.5o.
eresa fruit
Lemeps-s2 0Oa 400 q b1x, cooking ap-
ples. ne b0f e1tfnz aDpies ti.15 box
keaans. g seg 80: pifsssssgls,s 20 ~. gss
fsrlnes. el75t CRATE fruit. s.. 0v8S %.
6<aches, s0Qooc. eurranfs. IS. Diaekber-
grapes, Tokays. SIS to sI.s0 per case.
pears. 500 per box.
s.~f ses,<o per 10: mutton w-thsr. 7sss.
svss I've; .Dort. ies per ID veal iAfss.
trssissons : Hams. ises breakfast
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orain--oats. 80 osg ZOO barley. tzf.ses
whsal chicken feed. szI.oo; eern. buik-
bssoo
Batter. Chess. KgKs ana Poultry
Butter-ws shingten crssmsries 2sc4z7c.
ranch. zOQz Sc,
as&fsc Eastern; hs~ YORK. iskeitss
W1-ronaln lac, Hoquafort. f5e. Bdsm
iii oo1f1oo per case Ns- York, ic1iec.
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fsss- strictly fresh ranch. zo0soc. east
orn. 1f0z1c. ..t<.. -.
Live FoUltrp-Hfns, ltHWifes tfyers
kxfffc, turkfya. 49,
Honey-ifui2c.
Commission Mems Prices
/ fuh@<<s-raffvs washington. II4liho
Iexs-stao;ly frssh ranch. zfezo.
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Free Clam Bake Sunday. sept. 7
and Grand Concert. Club House
West Seattle.
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FOR THE
BIG IMPROVEMENTS

CITY COUNCIL SLOWLY IN RAILROAD TERMINAL
TER-RuT WHEN ADJUSTED MILLIONS WILL DC SPENT IN
~ RAILROADS
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Pacific Coast Clothing Co.
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600 FIRST Ave. Cor. Marion 81

SUMMONS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. for the
County of King.
Frances Cunningham. plaintiff, W..
Michael Cunningham. defendant
No. 80. 463. Summons.
The State OF Washington 20 the
said Michael Cunningham. defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned 20 ap-
pear within sixty teoD days after the
date OF the fsrst publication OF this
summons. town: within sixty tee)
days after the End day OF August,
1909. and defend the above entitley
action In the above entitled court
and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff and serve copy OF your
answer upon the undersigned nttor-
neys for plaintiff at their 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
filed with the clerk OF the above en-
titled court.
The object OF said action IL to So
cure a decree OF divorce on the
ground OF failure 20 provide and
abandonment, and for the custody OF
the minor children named In the
plaintiffs complaint. and for such
further relief MS may seem to the
court equitable in the premises.
WATERS a OLDHAM.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
once and +. o. Address, Sol 500
Mutual Life Building. Seattle. King
County, washington.
First publication. August End, 1901
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Ranke han tonight. ladies' free
gents 1sc-
sss
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Dunlap. real estate - Union sieer-
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Commissisn Hsn's FFicts
<-s.~~<-rgaftvs washington. fI4ifHo
Iexs-stnofly fresn ranch. zf4zSo.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

The National Brewers conven-
ton met in Buffalo, N. Y, . few
days ago and spent much OF their
time denouncing the anti-canteen
law, and resolving that prohibition
don't prohibit. Il seems queer that
some priests and ministers, many
church members, the army officers,
the newspapers, all liquor papers,
al saloons, distilleries and trew-
cries should unite in denouncing
the anti .canteen law. II loss beer
is sold and less drunkenness exists
with the canteen than without 1t, %
the papers say, and q so macy
others contend, it looks strange that
the brewers, whose business il is 70
sell beer, should plead for tho can
teen whom II cuts of their business.
There's . Niger in the woodpile, "
as sure a. you live.-Ex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

A correspondent Of the London
Spectator tells how . young man
came to confess to an Irish priest
in London, whose experience OF the
humors Of his fellow countrymen
would fill . book. "Well, my
man." said the priest, "and how do
you earn your living2" "l'm an
acrowbat, your riverence." The
priest was nonplussed, "I'll show
We what l name in . brace OF
said the penitent, and 10
Z moment was turning himself in
side out in the most acrobatic FASH
ion in and out Of the pews. An old
woman who had followed him 70
confession looked on Mortified.
"When il comes 10 my turn, faith
er," she gasped, "for the love Of
God don't put . penance on me
like that; il 'ud bs the death oi
NO."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

Encourage the useful men IN the
community. Don't start foolish
and untruthful stories abUut them
and discourage the work they are
doing. II you cannot do anything
for the public good yourssll, don't
discourage those who ass willing 20
give their time snd money toward
developing the community In which
you live.-Atchison Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

the flags Of France and the United
States, stood the President and the
French Ambassador, tho Countess
|de Rochsmbeau, the Count dc La
|fayetts and numerous others, while
Dr.. Stafford offered the invocation.
President Roosevelt then extended
to the French guests . cordial vel
como, and, - the Marine Band
struck up the "Maseillaise," the
Countess de Rochsmbeau stepped
forward and unveiled the statute Of
her distinguished ancestor. The
|guns Of tho Fourth Battalion doomed
|out the national salute, the French
and American marines presented
arms. and the "Old Guard" in CO.
lonial uniform, threw up their hats,
tho whole presenting 4 scene which
in many respects must have re-
|sembled that depicted At Hartford
1872 years ago when General George
Washington welcomed the Count dc
RochamLeau and the 5000 troops
and the companies Of marines he
had brought to assist in the cause
of American independence. The
French visitors attended service at
|St. Patrick's church yesterday
morning and left last evening for
Niagara Falls. The receptions
which had been planned to take
place at the residence Of Mrs. Lei
ter and at the French embassy on
Saturday were omitted out OF re-
spect to the late Lord Pauncefote.
The defeat Of the republican lead
ers in the House Of Representatives.
which took place whom the Cuban
reciprocity bill was under consider
alton was repeated when tho House
overruled the decision Of the Chair
on an amendment to the Naval ap.
Ipropriation bill, an amendment
which provided that three Of the
ships to be constructed be built in
government navy yards and which
was adopted, and now the House
has gotten into trouble with the
Senate in what promises to be {
pretty fight. The House, object.
ing to . Senate amendment to the
Army appropriation bill o tked for .
conference, adding that it had in,
structed its conferees not to yield
on certain points. This notice the
Senate regards as . violation Of ii
dignity, and Senator Pettus -
sured me this morning that the Sen
ate would never yield. II seema
probable, therefore, that the House
will be compelled to recede from ii
position to its own infinite humili'
tation and il il does 30 another
blow to the prestige Of tho present
leaders will have been struck.
G. A. 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

Most women are inclined to be
very lenient to any offsnse on the
part OF Z man which he can make
them believe springs from her at
tractiveness.
Every woman has an ideal hus-
band before marriage, and . very
real one after it.
To defy her husband proves q
woman not only tactless, but lack
ling in self-respect. To slyly out
Wit q man is moro feminine.
Many q woman who has made q
man unhappy for . time by declin-
ing his offer Of marriage, has, after
ward, earned his eternal gratitude
for her discernmsnt.
To know some women is to know
the whole sex. They seem to com.
bins in dazzling bewilderment the
virtues and vices, the charms and
charms Of oil womankind.
A married WON IN il always wiser
than an unmarried woman; but it 10
often the wisdom that comes from
disappointment, sorrow and discon-
tent.
Men, q . rule, long to bo loved
only during youth. In mature age
they long for power, and their long.
ling 10 increased in proportion to its
Requirement. Their love Of women
|is readily appessed; their love o.
lpower 10 Unsuitable.
Man dominates the earth. Il
Ibis hands 10 the voting power, Ia
|his pockets the money, in his gen
|eral make up the capacity for deal.
ling with affairs great and email,
and the most vsxing problem
known to the lords OF creation 10
what 70 do with women.
No woman Il capable OF inspiring
20 intense and lasting . love % one
Who feels that che 10 lavabie. Con
tuSy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

A French physician, DR.. Bourne
vile, reports that among 2,O72 boys
and 4s2 girls suffering from idiccy,
imbecilisy and various paralysis,
there were 40 per cent. 10 whose
cases alcoholism in one Of the par
ents or both Was found.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

The Central Passenger association
lines have authorized for the Fourth
of July, one fare for the round trip
70 points within . radius Of 200
miles OF the starting point. Tickets
arc to be on sale July 8 and 4, good
returning up to and including July
7th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30
w. CT. u. MN.
CONDUCTED BY MRS. n. L. HOBBS.
Foreign Missloas.

Rev. John Williams, the martyr
missionary OF tho Pacific islands,
said at one time: ~ dread the ar
rival OF an American ship, for,
though she msy have some mis-
sionaries in her cabin, she brings in
her hold liquors, the death waters Of
distilled damnation."
Rev. s. l.. Wharton, OF Hiram,
TO-, . returned missionary, says !:
"For seventeen years l met face to
face all the evils Of Hindooism and
Mohammedism combined, and
know something Of their effects, but
l tell you the liquor traffic is more
detrimental, destructive and damn
ling than the curses Of heathenism. I"
It is doing whet centuries Of
Iheathenism could not do, namely,
robbing these people Of their only
hope, the power to learn, to know,
Ito love and serve the true and liv-
ing God. Do We comprehend the
wide spread character Of this traffic
in the east? It is side and side by
the grain, fruit and vegetable mar
ket. This is traffic. only simple
trade and commerce. 1t is not car
ried on 10 the interest OF science,
art, religion, education, civilization
government or morality. II has
but one motive in view, the greed
of gain. Where has this great traf-
fic originated? How has it de-
veloped? Who are its responsible
agents? 1t is not the growth Of
heathen countries, race or religion.
Its capitalists are not oriental.
There is but ono answer-ChTistian
governments with their Christian
rulers and people. The seeming
connection that Christianity has
with the liquor traffic stares every
mis- ,ionary in the face. Liquor is
loaded on the ship with his bag
gage as he starts. 1t goes with him
to his station. It is unloaded on
the railway platform in the pres
ence of the heather, along with his
bibles and prayer books.
When Christian nations and
rulers say that the native races need
protection and then establish and
carry on q trade more destructive
than heathenism, war, famine and
pestilence: whom the heathen cry
out agsinst such injustice and in
humanity; when the missionaries,
like the venerable John 8. Patton,
leave their native Christians to plead
with Christian rulers to abolish this
traffic, is it not high time for the
Christian people Of the world and
moro especially our people in these
United States, to unite as ono man
and in the power Of God stop this
most hurtful OF al evils?"
When il is admitted by al in
|telliRent observers that this iniqui-
|tous traffic legalized in our land 10
detrimental to Christian work here
las in eastern countries, would it not
|bc wisdom for our various church
organisations to send . little less
money for . while for missions in
foreign lands, and sxpend some OF
|such money among our own heath
lens here, in and out OF churches,
who, by their political actions, are
1.-THE means, directly and indirectly,
|of perpetuating the liquor business?
What say you Christian contriou-
|tors TO missions, and you, Christian
voters? As the church voters Of
this land, you can prohibit and stop
1.-The saloons at any time you desire,
whom you have more regard for
your profession Of Christianity than
for your political party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

"Man is queer" said 40 Ander.
son woman. "If there's hair in
. biscuit, he kicks, and, il there i
no hair in the plastering, he kicks
again."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

A colored brother wss expound-
ing the gospel TO his dock, end alter
vividly describing the place Of the
damned concluded the sermon with
tho following:
"Brsthren, I have been asked
how hot is hell, and would cay that
IL you took oil do wood 10 New York
state, an 1 oil dc coal 10 Psnnsyl-
vania and piled 'em oil 10 . heap
an poured on dat al Do ile II Do
world, aud set dat on Ore, aud den
took man out Of hell and put him
into dat burnin' mass, b would
freeze to death. OATS how hot
bell is."-Andenon Hsrsld.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

~ hear that Stewart ID thinking
Il buying . horsslsss carriage, said
the Colonel. -,
"Indssd3" quevisd Wood1, q:
what hsve shsy named w -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

"Ths baby looks like its mother. {"
"Tshl We want 10 make out
hat she takes after . rich aunt Of
nine ''-Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30
ON the CARS.
4 Female Philosophical Husbands
6luuder,

IA Female PhlIosepher-A nssbssd's
bluader.
From sudden death and chronic
kickers, good Lord deliver u.s." OBJ
served q lady in . Prospect.st car,
|the other morning. "Isnt the vail
|of abused and down-trodden mascu-
Unity becoming just . bit monoto-
nous? He curses loud and deep at
the theater hat with its tilting and
dancing roses, and the fair offender
remains meekly silent. But with
tho sublime nonchalance Of his sex,
he fails to acknowledge the fact that
tho silence is equally pronounced
when he treads on her feet and
crushes her gown in his regular en-
tre-act excursions out to 'see .
man.
"He gives her his scat with bad
grace in the street car, and assumes
an air Of martyred innocence that
makes her wish she could have in
sisted on his keeping it without
making herself generally conspicu-
ous. He then condemns the sex
on masse, for once in q while . rep-
rehensible lady forgets to thank
him. But history remains hope
lessly mute on the question Of the
gentleman with the brown substance
in his mouth, and womsnhood says
nothing Of tho shivering sensation
with which she settles in tho seat,
with q nauseated realization OF q
ruined gown and petticoats to at
tend as soon as she reaches homo.
"She never thinks of closing the
car door behind her," growleth the
bear wrathfully, 30 he sits as close
to her as possible and treats her 10
'balmy breaths,' not of "summer
air." but heavily loaded with old
rye, distilled yesterday, and very
decayed cabbage leaf, termed in the
civilized portions Of America ITO
bacco." She will encroach on
mans preserves and earn her liv-
ing by Office work, instead Of duti-
fully remaining q burden on hez
parents, 90 he starts in by calling
her dear winks 1t the boys ove'
his pretty type writer and thus
eonscientiously reminds her thai
she is now in tho world and Of il.
"Women arc such internal hypo.
critics they will kiss their best
friends and tear them to pieces be-
hind their backs" says tho noble
and virtuous lord Of creation with
righteous indignation. So be gives
the sex lessonin the code Of honor
by calling on one Of the hypocrites,
giving her to understand BY his
tender Difference that she il the
one woman that earth holds for
him, and ends by pleading with all
fervor and earnestness for one touch
of her lips, life is 80 grim and pro-
siac, she with her sweet womanli.
ness has given him . glimpse Of
heaven, and now will she mar all
by her hardness, her cruelty? wo-
men should be trusting and yield
ing, land he tilts his chair back, ct
the club, regards his cigar with .
meaning smile and murmers with
exaggerated reserve: 'Who-the
Trsvanion?-er-very charming
woman!' But the smile 10 suffi-
cient.
"And their fashion and frivoli.
ty," he growls. "They ought to
have more self respect and digni.
ty." And he turns up his coat col
lar and goes out through the dnv-
ing rain 10 ride Smith down Main
etreet in q wheelbarrow to pay an
election bet.-W. Black.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

Doesn't il worry you p have pso.
plo intimate that you are . political
bossf
"No," answered Senator Sor-
shum; mot nearly % mitch q 70
have them intimate that 4 have
,eased ~ BE- . political boss. p
Washington Star.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-30

When they warned the blue.
stooking that she would certainly
wear herself out, she laughed at
their fears.
Dam me II I dol" quoth she
cheerily. Topics.
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,ro rvsurR H. N. KEAN
FISHER + KEAN,
Attnrnsys 1t Law,
JASPER, INDIANA

Will practice In the Courts o. s,oD Duo0s .,xsn
70 settlement of estates and coIlectsons.
once in spayd Building. over Drug S'ors'
west entrance.
March 2. 1900.
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Complete list oi common school
graduates in Dubois county for the
year ending Nay II. 1902, showing
name, ago and general avssags.
Number. 53.
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INDIANA EDITORIAL NOTES.

II really looks like there was going to
be something doing in Venezuela that the
Monroe doctrine cannot stop. But the fault
is that of Venezuela, not OF the Monroe
doctrine.-KokomO Dispatch.
Agnes Maria Huntington announces that
'the Lord has chosen Indianapolis as His
new Jerusalem" This puts Logansport
within eighty-six miles Of II, and George
McCulloch's interurban will have cars
every hour.-Logansport Journal
1.-THE tariff is an issue; il is a live ISSUE"
remarks the Greencastle Star-Press. From
the effect the tariff question has had on the
Indiana Democracy every time the party
leadership has boldly taken hold of it, it
might be better described as a live wire.
-Noblesville Ledger.
Before another State election II is prob
able that several counties will have pur-
chased voting machines The sentiment in
favor of machine voting is increasing
among the people. and the time is not far
distant when voting machines Will be in
general use.-Seymour Republican.
A revivalist down at Kokomo has Sue
ceeded in soaring a lot of people into pay
ing their old debts. He is better than a
whole collection agency. His work is GER
tainly practical enough to please the carp
ing critics who accuse eVangeliSts or being
mere impractical reformers.-Elkhart Re-
view.
The United State of course. has all faith
in the protestations made by England and
Germany in the Venezuelan matter. and
naturally our national sympathy is enlisted
against the debt-dodging Castro. Never
theless, the flower of the United States
navy is conveniently located in the Carib-
bean sea.-Terre Haute Tribune.
Indiana sheriffs are justified in their as
sertion that the laws governing their re-
Enumeration should be so rearranged that
they will be enabled to get the full amount
of salary properly due them. A correct
remuneration should be made for EACH
and then the manner of pay so regulated
that both the sheriffs and taxpayers would
feel that only justice had been done.-Ko-
komo News.
In face of the fact that Col. A. d. Owen
was notified by the Democratic bosses last
spring that if he made the race for Con-
gress on the Democratic ticket he would
be expected and required to contribute
So 600 to the campaign fund $500 for Van
derburg county and 500 for each of the
other counties, it comes with poor grace
for them to begin to clamor for law to
punish vote-buyers. 1t is hypocrisy of the
most unblushing kind. The only reason
they did not buy enough to win is because
they could not be found for sale. Silence
would be golden for them on that subject
-Rockport Journal.