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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
40 president OF the State Baptist
Young Peoples Union,
A Trua Frtend

40 president OF the State Baptist
Young Peoples Union,
A True Friend
We have found IN Brother Bower
man a true friend. faithful 60"
labofer IN the Lords work. ana effi-
Client under-shepherd, and an ear
nest preacher OF a sound gospel,
We regard the Frat baptist church
OF today. both materially and spirit
uRily. a monument 90 the untirink
perseverance and the unflaFEinR zeal
OF our brother. and especially do We
regard ms greatly TO his credit the
fact that he leaves the church with
the liquidation Of every obligation
assured aud substantial Improve
menta guaranteed which secure re-
lease from segiuuH acoustic difficult
ties under which our brother has
LONG labored.
our brother bears with him the
sincere sympathy and the cordial fell
iowship of his associates la the Iiap-
list ministry and their earnest
prayer for the welfare ~ himself and
family follows him IN all his future
way.
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LEGAL NOTICES

When buying articles advertised In
this paper. speak OF the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

pie were seen IN some small town
in tho itaSt The next day the dis
voyery IN made that they are mar
riod and living IN salem, ores or
some other place.
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10 IN even stated. and the person
who made the statement was very
positive about IL, that they are IN Al
aska. Another story, and one or the
latest out, IA that Miss White had re-
there several days. and then left for
parts unknown,
Where such stories arise IL hard
to SAY, They are possibly the out
break OF morbid imagination. the
owner OF which induces him or her
self TO believe that the tale IL true
and. ns truth, proceeds 20 spread u
abroad. other people are sure the
missing couple are alive, the foua.
dalton for the belief being. "A good
friend OF mine was told by a party
who knows them both, and he says
they were seen ia Tacoma
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-04-17
KISSEI MILLS NuISC.
KATY DID.
April ., 1902.

Corrcsondcncc 10 the Republican,
Weather ]. linc.
Spring is here for certain.
The woods ring with the music of the
cOwbuil-.
Corn planting is progressing. There
will be much corn planted without turn.
ing the soil,
:. C.Ki-,cc is improving his premises
by pa!ing his yard,
Jean Trammcl has the finest onion,
oi the season.
jink Biankcnship Is the busiest mar
in Kisscc; he is running the mill and
\. c. Kisscc's farm.
u. e. Kcrshucr has placed a new sigr
on his store.
saturday was busy day in KIsscc -
everybody trading,
j. 7. sample rontcmplatc5 going {,
Montana IN IA" near future.
April s. 1902. j. ll.W.
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JERK WATER JIINIi.i.ss,

Correspondence to the Republican
Oats doing finely.
II the sun stay out few days there
will he lots Of corn showed into the
ground,
We hear that MIR Ricrs will start for
the Rocky mountains in Il few days.
Sorry to lose him but wish him success
We are expecting big boom this
season, as land is cheap and We are
whiting Ia locate men wish eligible
daughters.
T.. +, Loguc traded his COW for n
"hoss" last week.
Jos. Ums,ead will SOW his farm to
johnson grass, wc hear: thinks II will
make good feed for his sheep.
Alex Brown has completed his new
fence, and his land is now ready for the
plow.
Hurrah for fancy Sheep ARE getting
fat on the range nnd sheep men feel
sure OF Il rich harvest.
There was u slight mistake in thcs q
items last week. The people Of Jerk
water do think the charity business n
Disgrace Ia the county, and will plan,
HOME GROWN, moi charity, corn.
April 3. 1907. THE Poor BOYS.
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BROwN nHASCu BHEyIrIEs.

The drought Is broken
All Of the brooks are sparkling with
nice, clear water.
SomcOf the farmers are ready toplunt
corn as soon as tie ground l. dry enough.
Wheat is looking tolcrably well, con.
-idcring the droughtanG hard freezing
Fishing Is all the 90 with the boys
who have noihing else 10 dc.
Several young boys Of this vicinity
have got into the habit Of playing "scv.
On up" Their parents ought 10 per-
'undc thcm To quit the practice before
they get 10 the point Of playing Tor
stakes.
Eddie Silccy, who had such n severe
spell Of sickness last fall Is pretty bad
OF: the fever settled on his lungs, and
he II not able 10 do any labor.
viii Lyon, has been attending cir
cult court nt Ava, whore Jane. Wilson
was on trial for the murder of Willie
Lyons in 1863. wilson was given ten
ycur. in the pcnitontiarv
Mrs. Hughes moved onto her farm the
first Of the week
G. +. Hicks was elected road over.
seer for thi, district.
y young man II! the name of Frazier,
Of Lctchcr county, Ky. i- here on "a vi--
It 10 his Uncle, .Ics-c Bosgs.
j. +. Iur" hp- had II crew ~ hands at
work for the las; two day, putting the
roof on Mrs. iIughc, new dwelling.
! will soud you Il clipping from IN
per published in lircathitt county, Ky,
OF the record Of tho proceedings Of the
circuit court, 20 you can see the man
who wrote from Soakvillc wasn't warn.
ing much. THE clipping in question
shows tina; II eases before the court
there were eleven for murder, one foi
manslaughtcr and five for maliciou.
shooting Ed.
They kill II man every few days IN
that county 80 ~ Ia gcta crowd 10 gath
or 10 bury him. have heard NJ liftccr
persons whom wa, acquainted with ii
Kentucky who have bit the dust ia q
little over two yoar~.
A. news Is scarce | will close with q
'pomc:"
| wa. horn In old krntHrsy
| Whrrr the ballot box th,.y stun,
| Nhorr the busy poker player rms
| What We suns'iu'- rAli hluN.
Whprr M. candidate who's beaten
Rises NJ aud -aNa nr's not.
Nhspurpu it "nW times hnpurn> that
IT, carries oT q load II shot
April :, lHOl SQUINT.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-04-17

By virtue and authority OF q special execution
issued from the Office Oi the clerk Of the circuit
cou:t oi Taney county, Missouri. rc,urnnhlr AZ
the April term. lsr., of said court, and To me
directed. In fayor OF u. u Price, collector OF
the revenue, and against hudson L0pcr have
levied upon and seizcd all the right. title In
terr.t anu clam oi th- holi Jndson l.opcr of In
y hi OF the ne ur ~" qr section :, tNp 81 range
II, all lying and being IN the said county, and
state Of Missouri, and ! viii. on Wednesday a.,
the SOtl day OF April, A u 1909, between the
hours Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and n,c
in the afternoon OF that day. al IN, south door
Of the cour, house In the town of FORSYTH.
county OF fancy, sell the same. or 20 much
thereof as may be required, at public ,enduc,
tn the highest bidder, for cash IN hand, 10 sat
lsfy said execution aad costs
j A, WEAruEnMAS,
t-3'2 sheriff OF Taney county, Mo
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Y, a Yearn

present. especially, a, we have no NJ. ID.
Protein would bc splendid location
for - doctor
The warm days aut gentle showers Of
the past week have persuaded out II
splendid prolu,ion Of wild flowers, ten.
der blades uf grass and elm leaves,
which are fast causing the old nolan.
rhoIy expression worn by our people all
winter To iauc into smile. "Thc leaf.
buds Of the trees gradually put ui their
scaly coverings In which the infant bud
Graded during the winter. aud the ten.
der ian.,hapod leaves IN plated folds
and of different hucs, come forth In mill,
ious, and yield io the whole forest Il
golden aud ruddy splcndor like the
tints of the clouds that curtain tue sum
mcr horizon"
The snddcst oven, since our last writ.
ing was the early death oi one of the Re.
puhican'r correspondents Il suppose
and one OF fancy county's most honurcd
young men, MIR. +. NJ Whclchcl oi
near Cedar Creek. We belong 10 th,
vast number of bcrcavcd friends.
Mr.. George Holt and Uncle I'd WOOD
have been engaged in paling their gar
dcns anew.
1
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Shcrin's sale.

ly virtue and authority of u special cNrcu.
tiOH issued from the Once of the clerk # the
circuit court OF Iancy county, Missouri. return.
able at the April term, 1872, Of said court. AMI
to me directed, In favor of u u Price, collect
or Of the revenue, and against Catherine
Gable, have levied upon and seized all the
right. title, intcrrst and claim of the said
Catherine a. Gable OF, In aud TO the following
described property to-wii'
The ~ ar Of the So qr Of section ~, twp % Oi
range ~. all lying and being In the said county
aud state Of Missouri. nnd viii, on Wcdncs.
day, the 3llth day Of April, A, u. lp2 between
the hours Of nine o'cluck In the forenoon and
dive In thu afternoon of that day, ut the south
door Of the court house, In the town Of FORSYTH
county of lancy, sell the same. or so much
thereof A. may be- required ut public yrniic.
10 the higbcs' bidder Tor cash In hand, to salts.
fy said execution aud costs.
4. WIATiIrUNNN,
i.32 Sherin Of Tancy county, Mo
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Points from Protein.

Corrs spondcncr to the Republican.
As our Protein correspondent has not
been heard from lately | will pencil II
few hits Of news, Although these are
not cvcn,ful times ia this neck Of the
woods, yet We would like 10 have our
friends know we have 80 far survived
the drouth and hard winter; and we are
most all enjoying the best OF health,
which is the best news we can record at
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-04-17
4 GrnMinr inailinilon.

~ illustrating the growth Of Il Mis-
souri, institution in which wc may nll
feel II iusiiiiablc pride, the University
Of Missouri, 1t may bo stated
that on December 81, 1900, $40 had been
enrolled tor that session, while on Dee
81, 1901, the enrolment had reached
l,j7j, though the requirements for ch-
trance had been greatly advanced. The
enrolment in 1900 represented II states
aud territories; the enrolment IN 1901
represented - states, territories and
foreign countries The probability Is
that in the next five years the enroll
ment will reach, perhaps pass, 1909.
The University Of Missouri is I'm lnstl'
tuition for which no Mi-sourian need
blush.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-04-17

By virtue and authority of o special execution
Issued from the oflirr Of the clerk 1T the circuit
court of Tancy county, Mitsnnii, rciurnOhlc al
the April term. lHJ! uf said court and Io mr
directed In favor oi u u Price. collector oi
the revenue. and against lhumas " luilrr !
have levied upon and seized all the right title.
interest and claim uf the said Thomas II liui-
Ter Of, In and 10 the follOwing-dcscrihcd prop.
rrty, tO-wi,
Lot ne ur Of srction 3, twp - of range ~,
nll lying aud being In thu said county. aud
state oi Missouri, and | WILL on Wrdncsda,
III. seth day Of April. \. u llns, between the
hours Of misc O'Clock IN the forenoon and I've
IN the afternoon Of that day, at the sonth door
OF the court house, In the town OF Forsyth,
county OF fancy, sell the same or as much
thereof as may bc required at public ycudue,
10 the highest bidder. for cash In hand. to sat
isfy said execution and costs
! \ WrAruruN,S,
l-s.s Sheriff Of Tancy county. Mo
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Saved Many u Time.

Don't ne lcct coughs and colds oven
II 1t is spring. Such eases often result
scriouslyatthis season just hccau,c peo.
pie are careless. a dose uf One Minut,
Cough Curc will remove all danger.
Absolutely sale. Acts at once. Sure
cure for coughs, colds, cronp, grip. bron.
chitis, and other throat and lung troub
les. ~ have used One Minute Cough
Cure several years, says Postmaster
c. O. Dawson, Carr, III. 1T il the very
best cough medicine on the market II
has saved me many tt severe spell o
sickness and warmly recommend IL
The childrcn's favorilc. G.. L. Holt.
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REPUBLICAN
CORRESPONDENTS
ALL ALIVE
Interesting Bits OF News from f,cr, Corner
OF the Kingdom OF fancy.

The correspondence nu this page was
unnvoidably left over from last week un
account of the disability ot the compo-.
itor,in.chici Of the Republican lortc--
EI
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-04-17

1.-Two years ago, ASA result of II severe
cold, lost my voice." writes DR.. NJ. l..
Scarbrough, Of Hebron, Ohio, "thon he.
gun m obstinate cough. Every remedy
known To me ns II pu,ctcing physician
for - years, failed, and | daily grew
worse, Bcing urged to try Dr. Kings
New Di'covcry for Consumption, coughs
aud colds, found quick relief, and for
the last ten days have iclt better than
for two years. Positively guaranteed
for throat and lung troubles by G, l.,
Holt SOC und sl.00, Trial bottles FREQ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-01

TO LOAN Private money az low
rates of interest Damua & Ohnef.
900 Marion street.
y ARR ANTs b0aEhf and colo Morrison
A lsheiman Mufuai Life BID
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IN CHURCHES

Westminster Prssby;srian Church-firv.
HuEh Gilchriss. pastor. Al n 5. m. "H~-
dseuiaE Love-. T.ao ?. m Rev. David
Wyth viii preach.
Second Presbyterian Church-Rsv ". a.
Major pastor. AZ ~ a. M. Parental
Responsibility. - y. M. Rev Hush l'ii-
christ wtii speak On HalssmiaE Love,
United Prssovtsrian Church Rev. W a.
SFauldlux pastor. AZ ~ a. m Elijah q
Failures" T7O 3. M. Repentance
Piynoath Congregational Chsrgh Ecy.
a FH~sssa Ministry I'D 3. M. ''Corn-
paniouships.
Taylor street ConErsgatio1af church
Rev. Lambert T. " aasis. pastor. ~ u
a. m. The Progrsss q chTistian GaHsrr-
rn~nts.'' 80 p. m. The ChristisH WORK
sirst Unitarian c7urrh-Rev W. u
sirlans pastor A. ~ a m. "OuA-DfI-
entail Dsspot-univsrsal Father. 81 ,. ~.
women IN society. Literature ami POLL
ties"
University Christian Church-Rsv. A. g.
Vail rasfnr. Al ~ a. m. f-HesIsmpti0n 10
: - .. m. The First Gentle convert"
first Baptist Churrh-Hsv 1~sui. s. Boa
esman. pastor. A. 10 a. m. Helping The
Enemy. 100 .. ui.. The -Four Pillars q
God Promise
north Baptist Church--Rsv. Louis j.
Saw ~. pastor AZ - a. u.. The Chris
tisn's Enfursment.' To . m, None
Other Name"
F.rss Methodist Protestant Cnurch-Hsv.
7. y. HsFeils, pastor. At II e u- anj
To p ~. The Power % Jesus Name.
Battery street Methodist Episcopal
Church-Hev. u. y. Brown. pastor. AZ
III a. m. The Bible Divine Book ~
Authority" T.3O .. M. We Em0w That
We Have Passed From Death Into Life"
Evangelical churca corner u Harrison
and Taylor streets Rev ~. r. Horns
church. pastor Services a. ~ a. ~. AMI
7 - >. m. Eveuing subject. Stun WorA.
with phonqgragh selections.
The services % Trinity Parish viii be-
two congregations uorahipping together.
The rlnruInE services viii ~ ~ eff.ecisi
interest since the new Bishop % olympia.
Tr Frederic " Kaator. Will make his first
the ~ O'Clock servics. The Rev. g. %.
GoWen viii breach On the evening The
services will - ~ foiiowH. a. m. holy
communion. ~ a. m. c1nfrmati1n service
Eeator. T50 = m. choral evening with
sermon. The music Wlli be ~ a special
character and Will - rendered by the
choir - Trinity Parish church. under the
direction 81 prof j. Eamonda Butler.
Roman Catholic Churches
Church n oor Lady or Good Help REV
y. X. PFefontaine. pastor. Inv macs ana
services af 2 and 1880 "a. M. mass and
services 81 7 =. m. sunday school az 3
9. m.
sacred Heart church-Hsg. Geo. MA.
.. "a. Sunday -school a. a.l5 a. m.. yss-
pers and services at 7.b0 3. n.
Church u the Immaculate Conception
Rev X Awere. pastor. Low mass, 30
y M. low mass and sermon. $50 a m. /,
eay-schooi. Z3o .. M rosary and benedic-
aQu. 100 b. m.
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WARD
DEMOCRATS

The Democratic club ~ Ihy Fifth
ward held lts weekly myvuus last
uight at thr Carpenters ham on
Fourth avenue President John ].
SkrldIrs reported that sN-tnaurtncr
Comm .saiourr Chts g. ilrIfurr ard
"a Corpora Counsel John o. Win
ans 90 Nrw Jersey. wuuld address urat
FRIDAYS rally a committee. r1ms
p,ss-d uf me- president and IL Stoel
4 remnant and J ~ ~ inek Was
appointed tn Hvrurc list of avail
bhie party workers Tor election dat. 60
te Submitted ne next weeks meeting
Various members present were aHsisn-
ei o. canvass SECTIONS 70 thr wafd Go
supplement- the poH uoN in prusfraa
hy the city central committee.
Diamond Ice the best. last lorg
est. Tel. Main 1859 &c..
-ss----
Go 10 Spinning FOR bicycle repairs.
-Nf-=-
DR. wREgoner. dentist. removed TO
Globe block. cor. First and Madison.
Ia Roche, removed TO ul Fins, ave
-ss-----e-
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co
DR.. wagsoner. dentist. Globe block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-01
COOKS AND WATERS

The smoker ~ thr Cooks and Wait.
crs unien. held last night in olympia
hall WAS distinct success The hail
was crowded with members ~ the
union. their friends and many mem-
bCrs 81 the Western Central Labor
Nnion.
The affair was On charge ~ thr FOL
iowiug G. KatEirg. chairman. W. W.
Wheeler, John Custer. r Anderson
and Ed. Marshall These gentlemen
had furnished program Ter the ar
fair that made the smoker very sue
cessfuL The prugrnm consisted %
music. songs. comic selections and
sketchsr Every one reported a rous.
ing good time and caught the last car
home. without hearing the finish Of
the program.
The Cooks and Walters report very
successful union work. ard since the
Inauguration ~ social functions. the
membership has been greatly aug
mentei.
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CHARGES

OLYMPIA. Feb. III. W. Miller
principal Of tho state normal school
al Cheney ia Olympia yesterday
hlcd charges with the governor q les
understood against J }, Browne and
Joseph s Allen. trustees, alleging
mlsmanagemcnt ~ the school and
the employment az Incompetent
faculty BE asks Tor their removal
and threatens TO resign Il they com
tinuc.
The governor declines 60 discuss
the matter lie says that friction
exists which he viii Investigate dur
ing his tour OF state Institutions
next week.
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Ia I y lllt ~-
Wen established. I'm heart OF city.
on account OF owner having other
business requiring his attention.
can be bought FOR less than cost.
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DOVER. Eng. FEB. THE trsmen-
dous gale which swept over the En-
gIIsh channel yesterday continues toe
day. The mallb0at Marie Henrietta
BE-. been drifting about the channel
4 q a hours Assistance r. unable 70
ter She has many passengers
aboard.
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Massa's Trial Ended

Dominica Massa was found guilty
Of simple assault The jury went out
yesterday afternoon and agreed upon
a verdict about 10 o'clock this morn
Ing. II is understood that they stood
six and six all night as between ac-
quittal and assault with intent 20
commit murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-01
CLAIRvoYANTs

MADAM CAROLiNA = The well
known, wonderful clairVoyant
medium, tells past, present and
future, names given; palmist read
ings and cards; 25c up. Waldorf
hotel. First avenue.
PROF sllElDoN, the REGISTERED
pALMIsr. NOW LOCATED AT ieOs ri
AVE. Prof sheldon. the worlds great
est paimint may be consulted daily on
all anairR OF NE, His work IL entirely
different from others. and he poaitivsiy
refuses 10 accept fco until YOU are per
fcCtly satisfied. HIS advice ON marriawes
divorces. love, family affairs business
transactions. law suits etc. are accur-
ate and truthful. no matter what trou-
bile you may have. call and he will helm
you.
Hours a. m. 10 y. m
1893 ad Ave, cor. Seneca 81
palmistry taught mediumistte parsons ia
vooped
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ADDE'S, try a bath Mrs. TAFT. careful
massage OIL Third avenue
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Unknown DEAD

The unknown man found In an uncon-
sciOus condition AZ First avenue and
Washington yesterday afternoon, died
81 Providence hospital az ] o'clock this
morning. His Identity II still IN ques-
ton. The body In at BOnHey and
atewart's mOrgue
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TO BALLARD
VIA FREMONT

The SEATTLE Electric Company this
morning began operating cars over
the Fremont Ballard line. Leaving
Nesler way the cars make the trip
out In 4s minutes. returning tn the
same time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-01

REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established. ground floor of
fee. Wen located: half interest FOR
$500 TO right man.
ANYTHING-EV EVERYTHING
Hundreds OF rare chances. cover-
ing all lines OF trade. We can sell
YOU just what you wish: or fur
nish capital for any profitable in
vcstment that viii stand close in
spcCtion.
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
rfe FTbtVH A vart,,
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TWO fine Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square
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wAsHiNGroN Institute Of ostsopStsy
safe Deposit building. Established i
Seattle three years Phone Main am
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
ToR soUTN. tAsILRN ALAskA

lsshF" hNHtilr O.. ~.
sailing Jan. go. 90. 30 Feb 2. "a.
city Of Seattle Al.ki Cottage Ciy
unr hitka south boundj.
Ticket once. itl james 81. Seattle.
~ Talbot Com est. g. W. Miller haft
CON Aft. ocean da.H FeHtfir. gHaIaiI
l,itins q Co. pgn AHta, HHn Francisco.
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Injured COasting

George Douglas. while cOastinR
down Columbia street. had couple
Of ribs broken by running into a
tree this afternoon.
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Port Orchard Route
NEw TIME SCHEDULE.
Steamer AthlOn

Effective February J. 1909.
PROM colt MHtA DOCK.
Foot AZ Columbia Street
DAILY SERVICE
Leave Seattle - 50 and 10 "a ~.
SIS g.. ga saturday only. extra
trap li.a9 p mJ
Lave ufrmegton -k.i5 a. M. 100
and a5a g. 90.
Leave sidney 80 90 a M. g. 20 and
8 90 3 m
Leave Charleston s D. .. IN. ~ g.
and 5.is 3 m
Caunt PLEASANT BEACH ON uli
trips. except one leaving Seattle az
I'd on.
Except Sundays.
Pare. g. cents each way.
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That the committee recommend that
proxies be- not allowed, and that the vote
90 any absent delegate be- cast by the bal
aurs ~ hls delegation.
That Republican convention for the
city ~ Seattle be. and the Same hereby d..
called 60 bo held a. the Armury In said
CITY of Seattle on friday. tho sist day on
February, 1901 az the hour ~ 10 O'Clock
u m., Tor the purpose OF making nominn-
lions Tor tho following offices. to-Wit. ono
mayor. one comptroller. one corporation
counsel, one treasurer, two oouncllmeu- at
large. one councilman from each ward Ia
he nominated hy the delegates from each
ward, respectively. the selection. also. OF a
city central committee, 10 comprise ono
member from eeeh NJ tho wards. 10 be
chosen BY the delegation from each ward.
respectively.
Hy order Of the Republican city Central
Committee.
FRED n. PETERSON. tAalrman.
Attest.
r. 7 McCORRY. Secretary
Dated January ~, 1909
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

CLARkEs rernin Shorthand School, in.
divtdual instruction. "a Boston biz
BEST methods and teachers. Acme Busines,
College. Second and PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-01

THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
Capital paid % ............... g. 900 90
fEiEDf million daiiaFaI
Surplus ....'.. ............. .... - 600 Oo0
lntstrat allowed au time deposits. ken.
ffai banhinE buflufss transacted
hLAIItsE UithETIl corner % James
street an1 Second aarnuv
- a. CAMERON. Manager.
PUGET BOUSb NATlONAL BANk OF
hENTTLE
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iisa.4 H , AnhrHy. cashier.
CORES qnasnts ln principal eitsa IN the
Nniisa atHies ana Eafate.
PEOPLES HAYINaH BANK
~ eHa avenue sud ltks street Capitol
tali W tls1 co. D. g. Nsufslasf prsa. 4.
=. hay dsr. cash. Z ore.nlsaL asst
.-eht tanWefriAi FaYlnEs an9 tfasi tuni.