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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

AT the State Conventions, Audrain
county, with SAT- votes for Bryan,
win have seven delegates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Just received, a new line Of glng.
hams at Ricketts, & Emmons DRY
Goods Co. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

JANUARY 70.

1871. Hong Kong coded 10 British.
1890. Jules Favre died.
JANUARY p.
1898. Louis XVI bcheaded.
1873. John G. Fremont, soldier
senator, born in Savannah.
1924. StOnewall jackson born.
JANUARY %.
1855. Dreyful riot in France.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

gEnERsoEvHLLE, IND., Jan. Is
Buried 10 the ground 10 old tin cans
$4,000 IN gold has been found on the
farm Of Mr. RoEelle Wright, who
died on January l. How long this
money has lain IN the ground no one
knows. Nm Wright was ~ yeaEs old
shen she died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

The Daughters OF the Confederacy
elected the following ofnoeD to-day;
Nm Annie Ready, President
Nm Laura steele, Vice President
Mn @ 7. Allen, Secretary.
Ma 4. T. Hlsey. Treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
Saturday, The Ist Day OF FebIul
D., 1902.

at the cast front door Of The 90
House In Mexico, Audrain e0l1s
Missouri, sell the above deSnA
property at public auction Y Z
highest bidder for cash 10 SATISFY
debt and costs Of executing this "
J. G. LAKENAS, Trustee
Mexico, Mo-, Jan. 8, 1902.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John II. Hodge and d.
Il. Hodge, his wife, on the 3lst dI I
December, 1895, by their certain 4
of trust, duly acknowledged and 1
corded In the deed Of trust rec0fAl
Audrain county, Missouri, In bOk
page SOS, conveyed 10 the undeniai
trustee the following described 4
estate, situated in Audrain cOuH'
Missouri, to-wit:
The northeast quarter I'll Of 500
~thirty-six 1851 the north half tilda
northwest quarter az Of section til
six 1887, the north half III Of theN1l
west quarter III of the ncrthwestqz
ter al Of section thlrty-siE 1851 !
northeast quarter III Of the n0FthaI
quarter III OF section thirty-hFe 4
the north half til OF the SOUTH
quarterlfl0f the northeast quartefi
section thirty-dve (35);thirty 1907 saa
the east part Of the northwest Quarl
az Of the northeast quarter n Of 4
tlon thirty-tiye (35,) and ten no. acHl
the north part OF the southwest qa
Ter az Of the northeast quarter n
section thirty-tive t35L all in towns
hfty-twO l52), in range eight JsA rs
excepting and reserving two ACES 4
the northeast quarter III Of the 1oFtb
east quarter tA) Of said sectim thirty.
five (35) heretofore sold 10 Rock Hill
Christian Church and described u
deed recorded In Book ten no. paE
400 Of Audrain county, Missouri, n
cords, containing In all S5s acre, m
or less.
Which said conveyance was msdsn
trust to secure the payment Of =
tain prOmiss0ry notes therein descfla
ed, and whereas, the principal nz
and interest eupon, Number are %
due and unpaid. Now, therefore !
the said trustee, at the request ~
legal holder of said notes will :
tween the hours OF . O'Clock q. n ID
4 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the LIST Day Of PsbruAr! !
d, 1902,
at the cast front door Of The ~
House In Mexico, Audrain e0ass
MfEQnuri enlt the ahuye deffM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-01-23

Blum's have a few jackets in din,
emit sizes and colors left whichin ~.
to close out, have cut the price in ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
MY LORD
MARRlES
AT LAST
Pays the cabby $4,000
and Presents caskot
of Jewels

LONDON. Jan. Is Young Lord
StaVoidale and Lady Helen Stewart,
the beautiful daughter OF Lord Lop-
uoudefTy. were married az 81. Peter =
thaTch, Eton square, az I o'clock
this afternoon. The ceremony. which
WIS fully choral. was conducted hy
tnf Rflmate OF England.
The bride wore a dress % white
satin. trimmed with the Brussels
lace worn by her mother and grand
mother. Theresa Lady Shrewsbury.
futy 400 persons watched the ar
rivals az the church. which was
filled TO overlooking.
mat Jewel casket
The jewel casket that created such
q stir here. due 70 Stavordale's leaV-
ina II IN a cab and being compelled
90 pay the driver $50. FOR It's re-
eovery. was exhibited to the guests.
Tbs contents were OF great magnif-
krnce diamonds predomlnating
Included among the gifts were a
beautiful sapphire ana diamond cres-
cent nom the Prince and Princess OF
Wales, the superb Antrim diamonds
from the brides father. large dia-
mQnt brooch, three flne sets ~ lace
and a sable nun and hos and a
pearl necklace from Lord Leicester.
and diamond. emerald parure nom
Lady Leicester.
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attic. win preach his frat sermon
Sunday evening at Z. so o'clock.
A chapter OF tho Epworth League
will be organized at the church nc
&; 80 y. m, at which time officers will
be elected To serve term OF six
months.
A chapter OF the w. c, 4. u. has
been organised among the South Sc
attic churches. with officers as fol-
lows; President. Mrs. James CAL
DER vice president. Mira Annie stew
art, corresponding secretary Miss
Relic Hardwel: recording secretary.
Mrs j. Rardwell. treasurer. Mira.
Ursula HafiditE.
In connection with the regular
work Of the Wesley church there has
been started Wednesday night
Bible study. A large crowd has been
present az the first meetings. and IN
terest IN the new feature la large.
Al N a. m. Sunday a ehidren'e
meeting Is 60 be held AZ the Wesley
church % South Seattle.
Special Meetings
Queen City Philosophical Society
Ia America Sunday evening az T,so
o'clock. A. q. T.. w. halt Pioneer
block; subject. Points OF Agreement
In All Religions" by Mrs. y. A.
SchwaEcrl.
Progressive splrituaiist. Forcstors
hall. NiS First avenue Lecture and
psychic demonstrations by Charles
}. Anderson. the boy Orator" sun
day az 1850 p. m. All welcome. seats
free.
The Junior and intermediate Chris
tian Endsavor Societies % the United
Presbyterian church win hold union
services Sunday night NJ ESQ. Il. A.
George viii be the leader,
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PROGRAM is
ELABORATE
Annual Banquet Of The Washington
Volunteers February 4ih

In the form ~ general order tho
Washington Volunteers Association
has Issued iiH Invitations for itn
third anniversary banquet. which
VIII be given az The nainier- Grand
on Tuesday. February Z. 1902. The
program ~ printed ln fun IN as FOL
lows.
Major Lewis u. Dawson. toast
master.
Private Fred Dale Wood. "Our Ola
Man"
nrlgadier General Charles King
response 20 No 2.
Colonel william J. Fife. Are A.
Present who Were AZ Santa Anaf'
First Sergeant Frank coombr
Sergeant Eugene IiucklnH. Priyateg
Charles Lynch and Del shRrcr re-
port 90 Major Lewis Il. Dawson for
further Instructions,
Private Boutwell,. % work picture
helioKraph under instructions from
Major Lewis II. Dawson.
Judge Advocate q. H. Hanford.
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POLICE NOTES

joe o'Neil. who was arrested by
ofiicer Burkman for the theft OF an
overcoat. has been Identified by Ser
Ecant Mike Powers 40 man who
recently served 10 years In Walla
Walia Tor burglary.
w, A. Mcdonald. who lives at 800
summit avenue, says that he gave
an eNprcaaman a trunk al the depot.
Thursday. 10 take "a his rrmdence.
The trunk has not showed up and
Mr. Mcdonald wants the police to
lind 81.
W. wilkins. 81 1884 Seventh nv-
cnue. has reported 90 the police that
hts son. a H. yrhr-oid boy loft home
Thursday. taking hits mandolin aud
clothes with him. sir wilkins wants
the boy picked up.
J Preston, known ne The "Mys-
terioua Kld." and q. J. Burnh. two
alleged bad men. are IN jail, having
been arrested ~ Detectives Adams
ana Hubbard. They were both
charged with vhErancy. Preston 10
we'll known 20 the police and IL an
old-timer. Burns has been arrested
Tor highway robbery and is cunaid.
cred dangerous man,
John isempke. union iineman.
wha lined t2a ana costs by Justice
Cam yesterday for assault aud bat
terry on the person ~ Edwin H.
Smith, a non union workman. The
assault occurred last Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
THE CATHOLIC
FEDERATION

COLUMBUS. ohio. Jan. 2s.-- Men,
bers Of the executive committee OF
the National Federation Of Catholic
societies are arriving her in antlci-
patton of the general meeting 70 be
held tomorrow at the Chlttenden.
This win be the FIRST meeting OF
the national committee since the or
Eanizing convention Of the fedora
ton. held In Cincinnati In December.
ana the principal business 10 be
transacted Is the arranging OF the
constitution IN such shape that II
can be printed and circulated among
the confederated societies. A meet
Ing Of the Catholic Federation Of
Ohio viii be held IA conjunction with
the meeting Of the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
BITS OF GAIETY

Mrs. NJ. westerman VIII entertain
the Entire Nous Whist Club az her
home. Toe Firth avenue. on Tuesday
niNht. January sSth.
The Queen Anne Social Club will
meet Wednesday night. January -
at the Queen Anne club house. Cards
Sud dancing viii be the entertain
ment for the evening.
The ladies Of the Musical Club are
mSkins great preparations Tor the
Nurdics concert. TO b. given Fehru-
AIRY II, az the Grand opera house.
INery effort IS being made TO make
this entertainment one ot the best
OF any that have been given. and IL
ALREADY promises 70 be great sue
cess
Miss Anna Brown and Miss Esielia
FISHER entertAined at cinch Thurs
day evening at the Fisher home. $40
Tu emty-secoua avenue south.
Mrs. l. NJ. Wood was the hostess
OF a whist party Thursday evening
at her home. Second avenue and Vine
street.
4 supper was given at Grace ".
T. church last evening. A bnuntlfuf
repast was served. and. nufwlth-
standing the bad weather. .nFre
number were present.
Ire T. Allegro Cub VIII give a
dance Wednesday night. January %.
at Little's hall
Saxfon Women's Relief CORPS No.
s. viii give q dance Ia Ranke's hall
Thursday riEht. January %.
The order Of Catholics Is making
great preparations for an entertain
nent 20 be given on February 4 IN
Fankes hall After the program the
fioor VIII Be cleared for dancing.
Mrs Alta ". Freeman celebrates
her seth birthday on Friday. Janu-
AIRY 81 Tho many friends IN the
different organizations 20 which she
belongs expressed a desire 20 pre-
Sent ccnKratuia licns on that day.
and she gladly consents TO Be M
home. 1894 FRANKLIN avenue. 10 her
friends from 10 a. m. 20 70 .. m. No
Invitations VIII be Issued. but all
friends are invited.
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Suburban


kANtA AAhA
~. Hlilman, father OF G. u. Hill-
man. OF this place u bringing his
family here from California They
viii live hers ia the future.
six hundred names have been
signed TO the petition for car line
extension through Woodland park.
Al soon an / 900 arc aligned The petit
ton viii be presented 10 the cor
poration council.
over block % sidewalk on Ken
wood avenue has been torn w and
carried away, and miachisyouH boys
are suspected 81 having been busy.
Frsment
Rev. Edwin A. burrows. IN. -.
has taken the responsibility 81 the
work Of pruaidinE elder OF the Seat.
tie district Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church during the absence ~
Rev. Wlimnt Whitfield Ha viii
preach az 1ssaquah tomorrow niEht.
ana also officiatc at the admiuintra-
ton OF the Lords supper. lie will
also preside at the business session
Monday. Monday nigh, he viii go
10 Kent. where he viii assist Rev.
A. J. whltasld IN special meetings.
This annual election Of officers OF
the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
tnHfNh was Nttn hnFf WHAAAEa W
II. Harris was reelected rupefin.
tsndent and J n. Bowdish. assistant.
W. u. Harris and A. l.. baldwin
are In Spokane on business.
u. ~. Card Il here from Arxbfiaxr.
ontario. on . visit % HIS cousin. MtHa
Alice Monroe,
Malcolm Stewart has as a guest
this week bis brother John. Of Du-
luth. MINI.
CfefTstowa
A burglar entered fames1u'a gro
Gerry store "Wednesday might bot
was driven ntis ~ tho point ~ a auu
by the proprietor.
Several sacks % coal wrfe stolen
from the school house yesterday
morning. TrHsupa arc ihoushg "a be
guilty.
ssNth PARK
Work e. progressing welt on the
Seattle Electric CDmpany'H bridge at
this place. When q = completed pas
senEeFs VIII again be carried through
20 this park
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The Canal Committee

From now on the Lake washlnE.
ton canal committee II the chamber
% commerce wiii meet every Tues
day at 1880 o'clock The meetings
so every day fnr luncheon. The
committee win keep IN rioar touch
with affairs in WnshinEt n. c..
which affect the canal and msi dis.
euss affairs generally az theNe week
~ meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
A FAILURE

EDINBURGH. Jan. Is. - Lord
Rosaiyn'a suit for divorce against
bis wife came up for hearing today.
The charge 10 deaertlon. Lady Ross.
lFn has made no answer and will lei
a judgment go against her BY de-
fault, u IL understood. an arrange
mont having been made az 70 the dis.
position OF their two children. There
ie daughter. nosAbeile Mllilcent. II
years Old. and Lord fouRhbouFh.
now 70 years old, Lord R0aaiyn u
the man who tried through a aye
tenn backed hy a stock company TO
break the bank at Monte Carlo"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
The MARKETS

The markets this morning were al
most as quiet as yesterday. There
was no demand for produce and only
a limited sale OF poultry and butter
and eggs. Later Ia the day there
was a slight Increase In the volume
OF trade. Prices are unchanged and
VIII probably, remain SO until the
weather gets warmer. The steamer
from San Francisco got In yesterday.
but the goods were left IN the ware
houses all night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
Sunday Themes

First Unitarian Church-Rev. w.
~. Simonds. pastor. AZ n a. n,
William Eliery Chanusng." 1880 ..
~, An Evening with Robert
Burns
Plymouth regatlonai--R Rev. w.
il. g. Temple. pastor. AT II a. m,
Gods Pavilion" 1.50 .. m. the
Force OF Habit"
s.. Marks Episcopal chruch-R Rev.
J. Z. ID. LIwyd. rector. At II a. m.
The Solidity OF the Church ia Wor-
ship" $50 p. m. Rev. II. II. Gowen.
rector Of the burned Trinity Parish
church, Will preach.
First Baptist Church-Rev. Louis
$. Bowerman. pastor. At II a. m,
Helping the Enemy" $50 .. m,
seven Witnesses for Cod.
German Lutheran Church-~Rew. r.
Knapp, pastor. At IL a. m. The
One Thing Neefful"
United Presbyterian Church--Rev.
w. A. Spauiding. pastor. At IL a.
m, prayer; 1880 .. m. The Tax Col
lector's Repentance.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal
Church--Fsev. II. y. Brown. pastor.
At II a. m, Mckinley memorial
service; 1880 p. m, Col. Holt wiz
speak on temperance.
hcAaa bAAheilC tAarchea
Church Of our Lady OF Good Help
Rev. +. x PrefOntalne, pastor.
Services at : and 1870 a. m, and Z
.. ~. sunday school At : ,. N.
Sacred Heart Church. Rev George
Hill. pastor. Low mass and service
a. 1870 a. m: Sunday school at 9.IB
g. m. vespers and services az 7. 30.
Church Of the Immaculate concep-
ti0u-Rev. X. swere. pastor Low
mass at 1880 a. M. low mass and
sermon at $40 o. m.; high mass and
sermon at 1890 a. ~. Sunday school
go r. m; rosary and benedictlon
a. 1870 =. m.
Episcopal uaion Services
: UntH further notice the conKre-
fatlOn of St. Marks ana Trinity
church VIII hold union services,
owing 20 the destruction u the latter
edifice By first last Sunday night
TomDrrOw the rector, OrganiHt and
ehoir'Of 81. Marks viii have charge
OF the services, and the following
SUNDAY those n Trinity will assume
that duty
The committee having IN charge
The reception and installation Of the
Rev. ". Mathews. the new pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, have
twice arranged the date for hla in
stallation, but each time II has been
necessary to postpone the ceremony.
owing TO his inability to reach the
city. The committee has now de-
clded TO await his arrival before fur
Their action in taken. IT was the in
tention to install Dr. Mathews TO-
morrow, but It has been postponed.
Gel. Holt's Lecture
Col. 6. J. Holt, the noted temper
ance lecturer, Will speak IA the
Taylor Congregational church, cor
nef Taylor avenue and Thomas
street, Sunday morning at II o'clock.
SubJect. ''WOman's Sacrifice, or
L0ees Triumph"
Special eVangellstic services viii
begin at the Second PTesbytefiau
church Sunday morning at II o'clock
and wii continue for two weeks.
Frank Dixon, the noted singing
evangelist from Spokane. will have
charge Of the special music during
the meetings.
Rev. W. a. Major. pastor Of the
church. viii have immediate super
vision Of the services, but will be
aided BY other Christian workers.
No subjects have been given out as
yet.
Rev. Thomas First Sermon
Rev. s. \. Thomas. the newly ap-
pointed pastor u the Wesley Meth
oaiss Episcopal church At seuth Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
SHUTS DOWN

WOoSaoCKET. II. l., Jan. "a.
The Alice Rubber Mlli Of the woon
soc ket Rubber Company closed down
today. The mill IN owned by the
United States Rubber Company. and
GENERALLY gives employment TO about
eco hands. open winters. during
thr past three yrafa causing an
oFrrpfoduciion. N believed 20 be a
contributing cause 10 the Fhut- down,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
JoaBInG QUOTATIONS.
tcoRRTCTrp DAILyD
Green Fruit

Lemons--tt.5 sOtz.TB a box. cooking
apples. 6Scusi.09. eating apples. 81 Is
I case, oranges. ta.9e8&7B. bananas.
u.s50e,7s. pears. 250i.so; cranber-
ries. 1000 per Dbl: ounces. 75eQ
400, grape fruit. s3a503 80 per box
pincapplss. $500 per dozen: Jap or
anEes. si.e5 per pkg. Seeding or
anses. n.so@ao0. lines. ss.ooGe.so
case; tsngerinss. Si.7S.
Vegetables
Potatoes ga 009 300 a ton: beess
s0cuti.oo per sack CARROTS ssGiBc
per sack, lettuce. 81 so0i.so per case.
turnips. 5eSI5e. garlic. Sc. cabbage.
tige8i-5o per cwt: peppers. lee
81 80 per ease: husks. soc. celery, 20
15c per fcz. sweet potatoes. tI1s0l.Ts
per cwt. chill peppers. z30soe, Aansr
kraut, 2AU3c. tomatoes. ti.s0 per
case; radishss. iee per Dozen paTs-
ley. gaf aqc. onions f1.0o4Rz1 per
cwt; parsnips. s5c4ti.2ss cauufiower.
tlood LIS: pumpkins. iaiNc per ID:
HQuashsa. aa&c. wax beans. tsiac.
arttchokes. si.elnI.as per doA; string
beans. isc; euenmhers. sl.5a32 %
per box: Brussels sprouts. s4sc.
peas. rose.
Better. ckeess. Eggs azs Poaltry
Butter Washington ereamsrtes.
pound prints. s1c. Eastern los a and
Eigtn. &c. fresh ranch. isu.oy
Cheese Native Washington. fall
cream. ifAMlsc. Eastern; New
York. Ist.Nisc. wisconsin. ite:
R0quefort, &c: Edam tit008lz 90
per case. New York. is8tsc. Lin
burger. isGi7c: brick. is4i7e: swiss.
is0Ise
Esgs- Strictly fresh ranch. stgzsc:
Eastern, NU2ic.
Live poultry Hens iass 9Iac: large
spring. iasse. turkeys. isaitc: geese.
i0Giic. ducks. isc.
Dressed poultry-TurkeyN i6Ri7c;
geese. il4lsc: ducks. ifGibei chick
ems. fzuftc.
Honsy-isSc.
Provisiens
Fresh meat.~C Cow beef &c per ID.
steer beef, Td7hc per ID: mutton.
wethsr, Ii@c: ewes. TIC. pork. iec
Der 10. veal, large, Sc: small. iecs
Provisions Hams, i3Ac. breakfast
backs. Toe. bellies. lie.
Hay Puget sound, per ton. $40 coo
i2.oQ, Eastern Washington timothy.
gl20o. alfalfa. MOO.
Grain-Oats. "a. 90. barley. 5000:
wheat, 22.ooa22.so. corn. 1850.
Corrected daily - The following
prices are being offered 70 the pro-
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle:
Grain-Outs. t2s.0od2T.00. barley.
$500: wheat. chicken feed. go 90.
corn. bulk. 1900.
Butter Fresh ranch. isGisc. ma
tive creamery, z202sc.
cheese--Native Washington. ITO
lie.
ERgs--strietiy fresh ranch. 21m2tc.
Pouitry-Hsns. fiWiiAc. large
spring. lie: ducks. f2df2iAc: turkeys.
lgc; geese. sM8c.
Llvsstoct--Cows. SIC: steers. sikc;
calves, sha7ho; sheep. &C.. hogs, To
SIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25

Soldier and Man"
Captain WIN. l.. Lemon, Chow"
Corporal Cal WELDON. THE Funny
Side OF a."
Corporal s. n. 0orham. what We
Are"
Corporal George Caches. Silver
and Santa Ana"
Sergeant ]. w. anyre. Gums and
Pencils"
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..RAXS AND PLAYERS.

success and the love story told IN
the several scenes In moNt powerful
and touching.
warnsr's band Concerts
Al the concert 90 be given to-
morrow afternoon at the Grand. by
WaEncr'H First Regiment band, Nio-
let Abrams viii be- the Hoiolat The
Instrumental program VIII include
Wcber'H "a Ia Vnlso." tho overture
Poet and Peasant" selections from
Carmen" "a Runaway GirH and
I'll Trovatora." and Daniels Dense
du sultan"
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Palro man Benedict RssInns

Pntrnlman y. " benedict. who
haa been on the Seattle police force
since 1900. has rendered his rcsIgna
ilon % Chief sullivan BENEDICT IL
FsiuE 60 Eastern waahinRfon. where
he VIII go into business. He has -.
iabllshrd an excellent record while
IN the police department.
sserlinEPianoa, Helchsris'iio Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
In the Jensen Matter

The city committee o. the cham
ber 81 commerce vii meet at t:s0
next Monday afternoon 10 fas some
action regarding che charges made
hy l. NJ Weed against HnrbormaH-
ter Jensen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25

Or. Carr. dentist removed n Globe
block. first and Madison. Phone,
John Two-double nine-one. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
galua only
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Or. waEgonsr. dentist. Globe block.
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90 TO spinning for bicycle repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-25
Are You
Always Able
TO Find

What you want al any DRUGSTORE
At the Bartell Drug co. you'll find
a good supply In spite OF the ef-
forts OF the Drug Trust to cut off
our supplies. Prices for compar-
ison:
strengthening Porous Plaster
Trusts price l5c, lr price De
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Trusts
price 20c, our price ...........15c
Laxative Bromo Quinine, trustss
price zoe, our price &c.. ......I5c
Miles Nervine, trusts price s5c, our
price 49, ssssftsst zoe
Swamp Root, 50c size. trusts price
s5c, our price .................3 Oc
THE ONLY DRUG STORE NOT
IN THE TRUST.
a
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=. Ihomas' - sermoa

Rev. s. =. Thomas. the newly APP
pointed pastor u the Wesley Meth
o6ss, Episcopal church at seuth Sc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-08-01
An
Author
Speaks.

The late Charles Dudley Warner-au-
thor, editor and traveler-while bathing
in Great Salt Lake remarked to a friend
that in all his ravels he never before saw
such a glorious combination of salt sea
bathing. blue sunlit skies, pure noun
tain air and pretty women and happy
children. h only trans-continental line
passing directly through Salt Lake Guy
Is the Rio Grande System. 1t Is also the
Scenic Lin of the World" No Europe
an trip of equal length can compare with
it in grandeur of scenery or wealth OF
novel interest. All Agents sell through
tickets to the East by way OF the Hio
Grande Lines. Send for pamphlets to
f.. w. Thompson: General Agent. 625 Mar
ket Street, San Francisco: ]. ID. Mans
field. General Agent, 124 Third Street,
Portland; w. C. Mcbride, General Agent.
AZ e. Broadway, Butte; or /. A. Benton,
General Agent, Passenger Department,
Salt Lake City.