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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

''The Upton Slasher." OF Chicago. and
Abe Attell OF San Francisco was stopped
by the police I'm the 18th round. Referee
George Siler gave the decision To fanger.
although Attell was still fun OF fight.
When the battle had progressed 10 the
fun limit the men were on even terms
and Referee SiLer called on them 70 go
an additional five rounds. but the police
stopped IL there. The fight was probably
the most scientific. fastest and hercest
ever seen in st. Louis Yanger's aggres-
siveness and terrific hitting power won
him tho decision, the California boy suc-
cumblng 10 a storm Of blows in the last
four rounds. Attell exhibited remarka-
bic courage and fought with desperation
to the very last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25
BASEBALL BRIEFS

McGee. one Of New york's pitchers. has
been released.
Duffy has signed Foulks and Miller both
semi-professional twirlers.
Frank Todd. the left-handed pitcher.
reported signed by New York. played
with Pawtucket few years ago.
Hughey Jennings is again on the mar
ket He says he will play with the team
that gives him the largest offer.
Comiskey is reported saying that the
American league will put a team in New
York and Pittsburg next year.
Gus Erickson. the Chicago catcher.
signed by McGraw for the Baltimore
team this season. died at his home I'm Chi
cago Saturday. He was affected with lung
trouble.
The Chicago Chronicle prints the fol-
lowing: Bobby Lowe is by all odds the
best second baseman Chicago has ever
had since the days of Fred Pfeffer.
There are two petitions in circulation in
Baltimore 10 secure a pardon for Mike
Donlin. 1t is said that Donln will be
given a chance with the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. IL pardon can he secured.
Jack Doyle of New York says that
Iberg the young pitcher from California.
signed by the Philadelphia Nationals. Is
"A wonder lie says this youngster has
made fine impression, and will fool the
batters.
Manager Selee has not yet finished sign
ing players. lie has his eyes on the cap
tain and pitcher OF the University OF IL
linois. This young mans name Is Carl
Lundgren. and he has made an excellent
record in college baseball.
Muggsy McGraw said that the Worces-
ter team was the best minor league team
he had seen for n long time. lie can't
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25
AROUND THE RING

Kid Grove OF Fall River defeated Kid
Parker of Charleston IN n handicap wrest-
ling match before the Fell River Athletic
association last evening. The conditions
were that Parker was TO throw Grove
twice I'm one hour OF actual wrestling. or
forfeit all. IL was also stipulated that
Grove should be declared the winner IL
he secured one fall. The match was for
50 per cent Of the gate receipts and a
nurse OF $500 No falls were secured by
either of the contestants.
The first last night al the West End
slu4. ST. Louis, bekws.sn Benny ianser,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25
pAWTUXET VALLEY.

Arrangements are being made by the
woolen workers Of the Centreville and
Washington mills to hold big mass
meeting in Textile hall Riverpoint, next
Monday evening with a view OF establish
ing local branch OF the Textile union.
Among those who will address the meet
ing are James McGuiggan OF Providence.
Charles H. Corrigan, national organizer.
and Anthony Mcdonald, member OF tbs
executive board Of the Olneyyille strik-
crs.
Mr. Edwin L.. Yeaw has resigned his
position as secondhand I'm the csrding
room at Hope, TO accept n position as
overseer Of spinning and carding at
Colebrook. Mass.
Court Montclair. Catholic Foresters OF
America. held an important meeting at
It's headquarters at Artic Centre last eve
ming.
The mule room az the interlsken Mil.
Harris. which has been idle this week.
owing To- a break in the machinery,
started today.
The Samaritan Lodge No. 2i55. Knights
and Ladies Of Honor. will hold Its reg
ular meeting at Riverpoint this evening.
The Swedish Republican club Of Pom
tiac will secure naturalization papers for
thirty Swedish residents Of Pontiac to-
morrow.
The trustees Of the Arctic school dts
trict have decided 10 hire another teach
or. owing TO the increase in the num-
bcr OF pupils.
Gibson council knights of Columbus.
held a special meeting az Arctic Centre.
to listen to q report from the committees
appointed 60 secure new headquarters.
Tho Social Whist club viii meet this
evening al the residence OF Mr. and MR..
James Geo. az ArkwriEht
William smith. Who has been employed
for % number OF Years at clyde Print
works has severed hig connection WITH
chat firm tn accept e similar one With
tho United states 'rintirg and Finishing
company at Norwich. Conn
At the regular meeting 90 phenix w
g. e. g.. Yesterday Afternoon, eN-toun-
Gilman Alfred Arnold read a most IN
tercstiug paper on The Cost of Crime
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Burdock Blood bitters gives n man a
clear head. an active brain. a strong.
vigorous body-makes him fit for the bat
tie of life.
Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eclectrlc oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
Every family should have its household
medicine chest and the nrst bottle in IL
should be -,r. Woods Norway Pine sy-
rup. Natures remedy for coughs and
colds
Itching piies7 Never mind N physicians
failed 10 cure you. Try Doan's Ointment.
No failure there. 70 cents az any drug
store,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

New York; Tommy Hayes, Fall River: q
Hazard. Worcester.
PERRIN-H W Thurston, Attleboro; r
u George, A III Davis. John Chapman and
wife, Boston; A A Moody, Prov; d Il
O'Donaghue, Somerville; Max Goetting.
Prov: Robt Robertson, G A Durkee. It =
Kennedy, Boston; a G Gelinas, Pawtuck-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-J l. White. Mrs NJ
Milton, Miss l. Burkhart. NJ Milton, w
Danforth, owen Westford. /. II Alex
ander q w Sullivan, VI Savage Y:
G II Hertz, G s Atwater. Boston, j
Price n "; w Warren, T. G. Warren.
w Stewart Smith, + Papa. Mayor
Watertown, Y; j Folsom. $ + Wool
worth. G. a Lawyer. w l. Dodge, Julius
Quncer. ! " Breen, q t. Kennedy Water
town. n Y: j T. Mccullough w l. Cor
gas. Wilmer Cron. r V Fox. J X Fletcher
j X Royal, " w Cough, u Sucker,
NJ Cowden, Harrisburg; Robt Gywnne.
Jr. Salem, j. G r. Etler. A L Zarker.
= Musser. Harrisburg; w III Barclay.
Pawtucket: John i Rice. y Y: Il q
Davenport, Boston; r. Smith. y Y: w ~
Coe. Prov: J Mcconnell, Easthsmpton:
VI y Eddy, \ McClcne. j y Jandron.
N Belcher. H. J MacMahon, T. l. Dean.
" T. Dean, ~ u Gleason. w " Pratt.
Worcester: Frank Daniels Jr. Rye, n Y;
Chas Kuhn. y V; T l. Avery. Phil; Max
Wagnus, y Y: a Foster, Jr. Boston; n
Hopkins. Buffalo: Lloyd England, T. 4:
l. Levy Ashcwn. r Dcmerill, ~ Y; w r
Libbart. Chicago: VI g WalCott. y y;
n y pierscn. Jr. Newark: VI Vincent. Jr
Dublin: = B smith. New Haven: r W
Jaqua, Geo Aoloman. y Y r. y Bullard,
Jr. Bridgeport; \ w Lemon, II W Thuln-
ger, r. " Booth. I Magid. y Y: = T.
Thomas. Woodbury.. y j; & G Wood.
Plymouth: J n Bentley. Buffalo; & q
Reilly. Jamestown: - Ringe. j 7. Ben
nett. " Y: willard Eddy. Hartford: w
Finnigan, Sam Appel. III Y Adams Il J
Sonnes. VI n Millspaugh. l. Charlmer.
Jr " Otto Ifenzl. Jr. Y: Geo W
Watjin, Brenner. y Y: w III Fischer.
Van Raatte I SChrieber. Y; w II
Hail. Canojohane: Patrick Fanally, Jr.
Morristown: - NJ Austin. Chas Pallak,
|, ~ " r Cornwell New Bedford; r "
IL m aylyu Ie naf. 4 AAftaV-
rem. j X Mulvaney. David Heller " VI
Gould. y Y: NJ ~ Duncan. Brooklyn; i ;
Weatherly, y y: \ u MacPhcarsou. chi
cago: \ l. curtis Westerly; " T. Briorly
Worcester; II ~ Halliday. Boston: ) g
Powell. . Blschon, y Y: ~ \ Gushing.
Boston: r W 1Ill. Prov; g \ Champeau,
Jr WoonsOckct; ] = Donahuc. Jr Woon-
socket: Mrs g " " Morton Boston. N
Kessel y y. T. ~ Whitney. Boston; VI 4
McMuniis. Worcester. J " Bauuon. Fred
Ruby. b. = I<lepstein. ! NJ Stavelcy, y v.
l. Wickham. st Louis: \ u Worthington.
Hartford: Thos jefferson. VI T. Phillips.
n y
DORRANCE-Georg T. Harrington,
Boston; FE HoNsic. New York: Frank
Smith Boston: Leo Blumer. New York
BENJAMIN Wilbur. South Scituate. G II
Eaton. Boston: kelleher. Hartford: s
NJ Solomnn. Boston: u NJ Jones, New
York: A Hopkins. Bridgeton; q u
Macintosh: New York; W Dutlen.
Boston. VI Hoffman. Boston: G r
Kingsley. Hartford r VI Champion. De
troit; X Allen. New York: Arthur
Haught Barnet Nevland. Nathan Beirs.
New York: Thomas Barden. q Il Murch.
NJ Pettis & Kendall. Boston; l. NJ
Grams Springfield. y n Moss Now York
A NJ Carrier A n Bridge. Boston, T. II
Angelo, New York: ~ Brown, -
Mors~ Boston: Schrnid New York: v
v Baker. Boston: V y Clageett Now
York, II 5 BrodnS.A, { r Slsael Ropsrt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

patrolman John s Paine recently ap-
pointed on the force. had an experience
with a tough prisoner. Frank Moore. last
night The hurry-up wagon had been
sent 10 North Main street 20 take In
Moore. and while the vehicle was on Ex-
charge OF cruelty 90 a pair 90 horses and
assaulted the officer. blackening his eye.
Today Moore was held In 500 for trial
next Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Haven: William Meyers, New York; W +
Atwood. Plymouth; j " Dassir. Roch-
ester; T VI Maguire, Boston. Robert Gist.
Orange. y Y: g III Nichols. Westheld: /:
Max Ellis, A J Smith. Boston; Frank
Grand, Westneld: j W Wilbur. Boston;
Boston: Burton Emmett, + II Seymour,
New York: II II Cor, Provldence NJ
Lenahan, Providence: q u Mccain. Fall
River; a j Ellis, Boston; G II Adams,
Scranton; G w Kenyon, Providence; ID
Davis Worcester; J McSorly. Springfield;
a NJ Leiberman, New York.
NEWMAN-G . Angel, New York w
y Hendrick. Jr. Augusta, Ga. r 6 Bren-
ton, New York: G II bowman, u { pa
Wis. Jr, G II bunker. + w Cheney, Boss.,
ton; / - kellogg. New London;
New York: w VI Miriken. ~ Gerrett,
Jr. NJ l. Leavitt. Boston: = W Garrison,
Holyoke; r sullivan. Boston; " karls-
rucher. New Haven. T. ~ Shaffer. VIM
ona: y NJ Hook. Boston: \ u strauss
Lowell; III J Wheeler. Kingston; BUR
den, New York; Chamberlain, Bos-
ton: Y King Cooke. New York; Tom Hen
derson. Buffalo; a w Farnell, y ID Rug
giles. Boston: T. Rider, Manchester; & r
Marshall. Worcester; ~ 81 Fay, Jr. Put
Kingston: W y Banks. VI y Reverhart,
Jr. New York. William Roberts, Fan
River n II Ten Brock. New York; /;
DeaIa Roberts. Fall River: r Maxwell
Page. New York: W r. Donovan. Wurces-
ter: n q Bartlett. New York; J II rat
tersall Exeter. n VI: Il w McCrillis,
Springfield. NJ Simmons. Westerly: W
w Gildersleevc. Boston; g Cherry, Put
nam: j y Cotterell Pawtucket X G
Brinkley. Jr. Memphis. Tenn.
CROwN-P VI Howard Boston; Grace
Belmont. Grace Myers. Miss Allene Cra-
ter. Miss George irving, Lawrence
Wheat. VI g Kit. n n Hayes Is In
graham, " Y: NJ McMorrow. Boston
q o Dunn. y Y; Burt w Lyon. Joplin; l.
g Noonon. g y Choquet. ! Schiobcr. Jas
Bearn. y Y; NJ @ Robbins. Syracuse: -
~ Cuvler. Boston: q " Shcfard West
neld: "A y Maxim Pittsburg. y Crufts
aud wife, Westerly: & e Well. stamford
4 r. Cogau Boston. g r. Ryder. Man
chester: W r. Fay. N Turner. Boston.
! NJ Cauneld and daughter y y: q y
Lewis. Wcst6cld: " g Lemon. Y; Gc'
T. Talnton. j T. Lauulu. Boston. 81 Iru-
nor. " u Cowlct. ~ g Woodruff y y, j
Boston. e swift e. " Glughtm. E T.,
ruru.v. q \ Thatcher. Erockion ~ W
Toner. Plymouth. e. " Perkins. Boston; q
J. Reed. w W Bryimt Rrockton. Y,
Aaron and wife, Robt Schwara W
Dandy.
THE ALBEE-Amos Bond and wife.
Miss Blanche. Lille Nanarsdale. Lchlin L
eager and wife. Louise Osborne. Alrhons
Fuguet and wife. Miss Bartlett. Harry
Collins Rosa Bush. W : Evans, Miss
Nallettf, Wattv lIydCs Mr and Mrs
Northern. Marie rarkcs. Miss Hastings.
Robert Delius. Lottic Vernon, Kate TART.
Mrs TART. Florence Gammagc. Marie De
Grue, Jennie Taylor. Mrs TAYLOR. Tom
- Brlen. Miss Byrnes. Rose 3oycre.
Frank Daniels company. y IL Brand. New
York; G T. Hines. Providence; Birchell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Shells he dear friend OF yours?
He-Oh, sure. He touches me for a
loan every week or So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

see where the average minor league team
Its with the Worcester aggregation. He
says the team has plenty of batters and
felders. and Will make II warm for rivals
I'm the Eastern League.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25
GENERAL GOSSIP.

Fred Hoyt Is now training unpaced. He
still has ambitions 10 follow the motor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Third Bascmen Robinson. who jumped
the Kansas City American association
team 10 go with the athletics and then
jumped back again. has turned another
somersault This time he has dropped In
TO the Kansas City Western league team.
Two other players have done likewise,
Messitt and ketcham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Albert Champion yesterday rode n mile
i'm I'm ~ 4-5s His last third was covered
I'm 30 4-5s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Efforts are now being made 10 induce
Rhoble and Bouhours 10 come TO America
this spring. IL is almost certain that
one, and perhaps both, OF these men will
come.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

Jack Prince Is TO have control Of the
new track i'm Savannah. He recently left
Atlanta for that place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

The Holy Cross basket ball team has
elected Raoul A. Beaudreau. '03. captain
for the coming year. He Is player OF
no mean ability, having been a member
of the team for the past two seasons.
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a SLOW TO SMOKERS PRIDE

me pride Kew Workers has just been given terrible
nus
IA some dealers have been aecaHHat
by with domestic s1hs
the Imported sohacro
trouble followed
smoker naSer Of his faore
brand a father know child
VINE anker- are in discuss flavor
and bouquet impress their guests with hsr
tsnt a grea
labels They can detect The
x,.,.,. between the Havana
er and carefully made and expensive
key
SEA II the goods possessed merit
The discovered by the smok
we'll and paying rom a cents 20 u
~aeh cigars Connecticut
and
. a. me satisfied and hunutsing
frame OF
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NOW the WORLD LOVES sAss

AIT a hahyi
and sood for
eafyns sleeping infant was waiting Tor
car on asta n Mutual Life building
the told s'9ry Of deto
lion lines OF her fa Mothers
up much for nttle
building tall fashonahy at'red man. who took
!
esmeho he satd and the child
" 10 min
locked aqassy al
the man. he sleeping baby,
AL fellow dchE ut
ell other wished they had volunteered
the baey IN her arms ana TIE
his business ens the
bet
girl playing with doll n street car
all Of the passensers inter
Suddenly iarehd and the doll fe Fem window 20 TIE
;
wa the
feet and dozen hands enteea
er the command and the faoofaaa
brought standstin
T5sIs dozen men started down the track
proudly ramned back to the car
nd 70 he r offzpring
REWARD WAS \ SMILE AND HAbN SMILES ARE
THINK pr.
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CT AIRvOyANT

HAVE you notieyf King Solomon.
the greatest wonder IN the Vest
King Solomon has made some of
the greatest predictions the world
has ever known. King Solomon IN
the only eniored cihirv0yt nf Ia the
world Satisfaction guaranteed, II
not. vii refund money King Sol
ONION hns changed his Office 10 Hoo
tel Hartley izg9is Second avenue.
giving readings daily IN private Of
nee. Anyone calling on Prof. king
Solomon viii find his business
strictly private. separate rooms for
ladies. ONCE hours all day and
AZ home all day Sunday.
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BITS OF GAIETY

August Johnson and Miss kliin
Zrickson. both of seattle. we're fnar-
ysed By Rev. Martin l. LaEson- Sat
urday evening. October 4 in their
new home. corner Bellevue avenue
and East olive street
Mr.. and Mrs John b Po~lss. itss
H s. A. X. Whist Club tomorrow
~vcnlns. The purpose 81 the meet
ing i reorganization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Battle left
yesterday for few weeks visit IN
New York. b ton and other eastern
cities
MIss Warren. of Chicago. viii be
the guest for a few weeks OF Miss
Clara Wing al her home. on soSisson
avenue and Seneca street.
This afternoon Mrs. = NJ Preston
ana Mrs. r. III. Carr we're at home to
3 large number OF friends at the Fes-
1dence Of Mrs. Preston on Thirtieth
avenue The horne Was scene OF
beauty With 49, esaborafe decofa-
tons. Refreshments we're served IN
fhe handsome dining room
Mrs.. 5. Gardner Yerkes and Miss
Nkfsel EainhrsdTe leave the latter
Fart Of the month for Los Angeles,
where they viii visit.
the Al A&tF3 t4Ao u+t1 - tF4
ferestlng meeting this afternoon AZ
the home Of sfIx. George A. BISHOP,
81 Bellevue avenue north.
The regular meeting Of the Y T.
O. Club was held yesterday at the
home Of Mrs. 81. +. Perry. ssz Thir-
fesnth avenue. A large number OF
members we're present and the after
noon was a very pleasant one.
The Council Of the Jewish Women
hold rs monthly r&eeting Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock IN the Tenn
pie de Hirsch-
An anniversary dinner viii be
given tonight at s o'clock by the
women Of the Unitarian church All
members and friends are cordially
invited. Speeches. music and an ex-
eelIenf menu will afford en5o3 nent
for the evening
Col. and Mrs. w. r. Prosser and
family, Of North Yakima. have
moved 10 Seattle and viii be at home
on Fifteenth avenue ana John street.
Mrs Grace u. stevens. 2i5 Seven
&feeuth avenue north. gave q dancing
party saturday evening IN honor Of
Ter son. Frederick sfevepa The at
fair Was . very enjoyable one, =
large number Of young frleuds being
present. Fine dance music was fur
nixhed BY WaRuer's orchestra.
Miss Elizabeth Hufh has returned
70 Seattle after spending the summer
IN Helena. Mont. ahe will leave this
week for Mount Vernon. where she
will accept a fine position.
The officers OF the new kinder
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REMOVAL SALE.
Forced 70 move. must vacate on
Sept. goth. A large stock OF fur
niture. stoves. tin and granite
ware, crookery. lamps. iron beds.
bedding. carpets. mating. limo
leum. art squares, In fact every.
thing TO make your house elegant
and comfortable.
RED FRONT FURNITURE CO.
ITO and 1f1 Second avenue south.
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a HEflAHfsK piHes 70 hoffos sron.y "a
diamonds, saifhss. tewslfy Low inter-
Get ~ y. West COZ fihs street
MONEY on short notice ~ lev rate. pff.
sAts money and eafnrauY money 20 hilfl1
with q. a. Virtue. Ncrm q Hsllsf
tUtldiBs Phone uiafk -.
COLLATERAL BANK tIisfto q H.ssJt
mgnsl loaned on sny good collateral
fm ehsrry.
TO t1oAH-rrissts monsr q, ia~ rat. 81
intafsat. Daulua a Dtnef. ice Issfsf
~sT Hoams a. 4 and
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to enable Nai9nal Bank associations
to extend their corporate existence,
and for other purposes" approved
July 18th. 1855.
NOW, THEREFORE,. 1. Thomas
p. Kane, deputy and acting comp
troiler OF the currency. do hereby
certify that THE First National
Rank OF Seattle" located IN the CITY
on seattle, IN the County OF King and
state OF Washington, In authorized
to have succession for the period
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Dancing Glasses
Professor Wilson at Ranke Han
Monday and Friday evenings Prf-
waite lessons daily
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. or
FIcE or THE COMPTROLLER
or THE CURRENCY. wAsHING-
TON. D. G., SEPTEMBER 4. 1902.
WHEREAS, ~ satisfactory evil
dencc presented TO the undersigned,
II has been made to appear that
THE First Ma tionai Bank Of Seat
tie" located IN the city ~ Seattle,
tn the County OF King and State OF
WssbinRon. has complied with all
the provisions Of the "sct OF congreBs
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specified in It's amepded articles Of
association namely until close Of
business on September 4, 1922.
In testimony whereof. witness my
hand and seal % ONCE this Fourth
day of September. 1903.
r. p. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of
the eurrency. No. 27sa.
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-.@FoH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE chair barber shop,
outht complete. must be sold at
once. n. II. Butterfield, sie Jeff-
erson street.
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xarten association are. Mrs. Will
lam N. Lewis. president. Mrs.
eseorEe A. Virtue. secretary. and
Mrs. Clarence A. Smith. tref suFer.
Ro0rns have been secured IN the Pill
grim church on broadway and Re
publican street. and Miss Butler ems
gagged as teacher. IL Is hoped that
this new line OF work untitrtakcn b.
the ladies will Be very successful.
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NV n = TTVNTT7
Don't be at the mercy u landlords
all your lives. ! have nNe building
contracts in the Fidsuty Home
building Company, left with me
Tor sale BY party leaving the
city they are low nuf1brrn ana
can be bought FOR less Than has
been paid on thcm This h. your
opportunity to secure home on
easy payments with no Interest.
! aiHo have one contract for hals
Va the Western Home Company.
low number, cheap. call before 10
a. ~. AZ the Treen EhOe Company.
l0I First avenue. Ask Tor W. ~.
NaHdswfrkcr.
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Seattle
DentaI
Parlors

The largest ana best eqalpre4 dr..
on the Pacific Coast We have ai, ~. - ~,
ana most scientific methods n rua ~ -
painless dentistry. We cr0wn. mi -. q
1ouf the least tain - ~ N
dents employed but al are dsnsis,. - ~
ncs. We examine -, !. -
and isii sou - advance Just phst ~. -
VIII cost. We make no ehsfRe for 49,. I'D
teeth when pia ter are ordered a.
guaranteed ten years Lady aftenesa.. ~,
tendance shH n
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PORT ORCHARD RQlt
For
U. s. Navy Yard and bsss'ss
Steamers
ATHLoN. INLAND FLYER ro"'
ORCHARD.
Effective October ], isV%
Effective October ]. iss1
Many SERVICE.

Leave Scattle-.s and 10 = -
.s1.l5. -. so and 5: 50 p. m:
days only. extra trip ll.w
sunday only. extra trip, S.su V,e
Leave Rremerton--4S. 10 ano
a. m: 81. 50, and se:ne
saturday and sunday only 49,
trip 7;ia p, M ,,.zl
Leave sidney 1850 and H.
a. m. y. m. 80
Leave Charleston IS ana -"
a. m: e.05 y. m. .~..s
For Pleasant Beach take sse>''
leaving Seattle any trip.
Except sundays. .,,-....,
.sFor Rremerton and PEAS
Beach only. -.
Fsrs--so Cents Round Vr'e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-09
Wheat Heavy This Year,

Wheat is weighing heavy this
year said the owner of steam
thrasher, who was buying some belt
ing for his machine. 81 have been
thrashing for farmers in central Hi
nois for two weeks now. and have I'M
derguessed every batch OF wheat
have handled. Wheat in tne field will
fool the experts this year. The straw
is short, but the heads are long and
large, and the grain is ver.f solid.
In the territory | cover the estimate
of the crop will not equal the product
by considerable. | would add at least
20 per cent to thc official estimate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-09
Farm Machinery In California.

In no locality has modern steam,
farming machinery been applied with
snca effectiveness as upon the grain
ranches in southern California. On
one ranch tac engine used to draw
the machinery is of fifty horse power
and has drive wheels eight feet high.
1t consumes twelve barrels of oil ey-
cry day, and its operation requires
the services of seven men. In plow-
Ing fttyfNe turroWS are tlrne! over
at one tine. covering a hfea @ith OF
forty feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-09
The Absent-Mind Professor,

At recent session of the German
relchstag as absent minded member,
Herr Wichmann, created no little
amusement. He was calling the roll.
and upon reaching his own name he
paused Tor response. Naturally
noiie came. Then he called the name
more loudly. waited a few seconds.
and roared it out at the top of his
voice The laughter of his colleagues
1nal]y aroused him to a sense of the
righteousness OF his act, ana ne joined
in the general hilarity.