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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-14
INSTALLED
AS PASTOR
Rev. David Blythe In Charge Of the
Calvary Presbyterian

Rev. David Blythe yesterday was
Installed IN thr paatngatr 81 Calvary
pfsahytsrlan rhuFgb wi1h Impressive
services Rev " A NAlar. pastor II
thr sscond FFesbFtsfisa rhufrh. pre-
siaed Rev Iaaa.d hass. fafmer pastor
81 CairaFy Res uurh Giirhrisi. 81
Wosi minsfrF Rev 1amea Thomsan. q
the ians street PFeahy isglan yhufrh. and
Freak uieksnn. ths ainsiaE evangelist.
took pact IN tbs s1eFeiuea
Eev. Thnuu n6'iFsfrs tfe inaiaiia
firn a~rmaa rs aa3sg talas fae
Foanfatian WEEK. ~ Christ Rev bun.
sld nass delivered abe charge 20 the
pastor. AMI oBt q a iifs lonE sruerisnes
savs useful sdfisa and saEratilonn Rev.
uiirhFist Fave ERE charge % the psepls.
dwelling upen thn sEeesziiy - a strsns
aggressive Ctriaglaa life. and Rev. Ma}of
rforaua1ed ths cnaagitatienal questions
ahirh united pastor hna people.
Ne 1915 d. vas fafmefiy AZ ftaesing
ASA psNA her IN keutuc ~. ~ "a ~
work and great executive ability Do had
hniit a college and a chnrCh. iila health
havinE failed hlsa. he moved % HaaiYn.
wash. and after q aueressfni pasieFAse
there came o. seattle havlnr almost
completely fFaiuet his health. hls verk
af fhs CaieaFf ghafrh is expected 90 -
highiy suocesafui. Mf and Mfa- Myths
vii h. given 3 reception Wednesday
sweating IA the Iaflafs - th0 church.
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IS JARRED
Sensational Libel Suits On
Today-AIl Present

The libel suits % Mary Lak~r Va.
w. n Curtis and John Wnea txaan
-. A. ". Preston. all OF Ballard. are
up befor. Judge Bell this afternoon.
and there are things doing which
seem 20 interest the big crowd pres
eug in the court room.
According to the complaints ilcd
tn the case. everybody seems 10 have
been slandering every body else. and
they All want damages FOR the loss
CT their good names
John Whektman'H wife some time
ago obtained a divorce AMI named
MISS Mary I.ahcr az a correspondent
w. ~. Curtis. a. witness. testified
that he had seen Mary and Wheat
man together 90 several occasions.
and that he also considered her a
woman Of questionable character. a.
he had seen her IN company % WON
en- OF ill rcputc. and also knew OF her
attending a wine supper Ia company
with these persons.
Prestnn Aixsa In
A. w. Preston. another witness.
when questioned az 70 Whentman's
charn rter. said that the gentleman
was 4 drunkard and that he had
often seen him staggering through
Ballard streets.
10th Xvhentnan and Mary claim
that the witnesses damaged their
regulations. and that nothing can b.
proved against them. and that the
reason che witnesses testified az they
did was just TO ruin the reputation
Of the Girl and 60 get even with
wheatmnn on old scores.
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HER SONS
DISGRACE

After brooding over a sons dis
grace for the last year. Mrs. Matilda
Royles OF Ballard became insane and
WAS brought 90 the county JAN Sat-
urday night.
Her son is in prison In Victoria
for forging a check. lie was an only
son and n Is thought that worrying
over her boys crime has caused her
to lose her mind.
II "a q pathetic sight TO see the
neatly dressed. sweet faced old lady.
her long white hair hanging almost
10 her waist. walking up and down
her cell and begging 10 be taken TO
her son. She says she IL "a messen-
ger Of the Lord and that she must
save all people. but first must 30 10
her son and deliver her message 10
him. When a step f. heard IN the
ward she PUSHES 10 the bars, thinking
Il must be her boy.
Her old nelRhborB at Ballard say
that the first sign Of insanity they
rOliced was when about "a month
ago she insisted that she dared not
open her house door for fear Of bur
gisfs or tramps. but 1t was not un-
III saturday night that they became
convinced that she was insane.
Mrs. Royles win be examined this
afternoon ~ two physicians and Will
y. baby be taken 70 Whatcom.
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HIS WORK
FINISHED
Rev. TaImage Dies After
Weeks of Illness

WARRINGTON. y. G.. April IA
Rev. r. paWitl TalmaRe. tho noted
Presbyterian divine. died NJ his res
ldeucc in this city OF 3 o'clock Sat
urduy night. after an illness lasting
several weeks. lie had been sncon-
seious for several days: innarnfna-
ton 81 the brain. with other comp!i-
cations, vus the cause.
All day yesterday kilograms of
coincidence from almost every cosln-
ICY % Europa. az well an from every
state In tho union. were received ~
the family. The funeral will take
place AZ Z o'clock Tuesday afternoon
from the Church 81 the Covenant.
Those who viii assist are DR.. T. a.
Hamlin. pastor q the church. pr. T.
c. EAaton Of the Eastern Prunoytsr-
ian church. Dr. Samuel J. Nichols.
~ ~. I.our. nr. =. Il. Tcrvue, OF
Kew Jersey, Dr. Howard sgytazn.
az neihbeck. ~ H.. ard rr. James
Dsmarcni, % Ernpkiyn. The inter
rneut will take piacn In Greenwood
oemstery, In BROOKLYN
Thomas dewitt TaimAEe Was bora
near Bound Park. y. J.. jan 2. istf.
IT'S father Was an American presby-
terrain clergyman. iio was sducat-
"a tho university Of the city Of New
York. and tho New BrunHwick On.
W Theological seminary waR rns-
tor ~ the reformed Dutch churches
al Briirviilc. ~. j.. Syracuse. N. Y.
and Philadelphia: and was pastor OF
the Central Presbyterian Church Of
Brooklyn. from 1859 10 1895. and tho
FIRST Presbyterian Church OF wash
inxton. j.. c.. from isss 20 1893. His
church. known rs thu brooklyn Tab
rrnarie. was built IN 1870 burned IN
isg2. rebuilt IA isTS-7a. burned IN 1859.
again rebuilt on a new site IN 1880,
and again burned IN May 1894.
Rev. TnlmaFe was a literary man.
and edited The Christian A. Work. ="
'~rhe Advance" Frank Tesiie's sun
day Magazine" and several rninos
periodicals.
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SILENCE ENDS
MCLaurin Again Addresses the
Senate Chinese Exclusion
Fight Is Fierce

WASHINGTON. y. c.. April IA
This afternoon for tho firHt time
since hls encounter with Tuiman.
McLaurln of South Carolina address
cd the senate. Ills thcmo was the
Chinese exclusion bili
Senator Metaurin announced his
opposition % the pending measure,
not only. az he puts ". because q vio-
lates the existing treaty. but because
81 the commercial phase ~ the quea-
ton az issue. lie cunirndcd the rec
suit 81 the passage ~ the bin
would be directly ana Immediately
disastrous 70 the whole South. es-
pcciaiiy as 90 cotton producing and
manufacturing with China. lie said
he dld not think Il fair % tho South
TO tear down and crush itn new en-
trrprlHea. tn conclusion hn said
THE hlll Is faulty IN conception. ex-
ecutlon and logic, az VOL az faulty IN
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ita premises and conclusions"
The fight for aud against tho bill
iH wnRinR fcfceiy Many kilograms
to members were delivered on the
floor during tho morning hour and
numerous petitions relating TO Tho
subject were submitted during the
consideration 81 routine business.
Senator Foraker followed Senator
McLhurin. In setting forth his OBJ
iectinnn 60 certain features Of the bill
he said he believed no voiced the
sentiment % every membcr 81 the
body when no endorsed The move
ment looking toward tho exclusion
% Chinese lnborvra. but contonded
that tho exemption clauses IN the
pending measure were drawn in op-
position 10 treaty rights aud n enact
81 into "a law would seriously inJurs
the trade relations between IN.
United States ard the orient.
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signed Seattle and all points north
man Copeland was assigned Pierce
and Thurston counties. J. Gronow 20
Grays Harbor and county south.
and r. Cole TO the territory west OF
the Cascades.
II was decided that the compensa-
ton OF the members OF the board or
those employed BY them. should not
exceed 1900 day for services. 400
per day for hotel bills, and incident
al expenses.
Its Poiiey
As n method Of signlfying the
boards understanding % its duties
and the purposes % It's creation. and
to guide its individual members In
their assigned nelds Of labor. the
following was ordered spread upon
the minutes as a declaration OF It's
general policy and la Interpretation
Of the win OF the Washington State
Federation Of Labor. viz.
II Is understood by this board thar
It's primary duty Is 70 facilitate the
securing Of that legislation proposed
and approved by it's parent body.
and that its second. but parallel duty
Is TO secure a more perfect organ
ixation % the wage earners OF this
state But the board believes that
Its success In securing the proposed
legislation VIII very largely depend
upon the favorable sentiment OF the
general public and consequently rec
ognixes and declares that In case
such sentiment does not exist or
cannot be created BY Il. that lss sec
0ndary duty win thea become ita
primary one. In order that Organized
labor may be In the best possible
position to make strikes ana other
forms OF resistance 20 Industrial
wrongs as effective and completes aa
possible"
The board adopted a resolution
rendering its services where ana
when desired. for the purpose OF ala
Ing in the settlement OF difficulties
between employers and employee.
An adjournment was taken until
this forenoon.
Today's session was largely civ
en- up to routine work and the set.
uement OF smaller and confidential
matters pertaining TO the dlfreren,
organizations.
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They MADE
BAD MONEY

Capt H. W Bell. In charge Of the
United States secret service headquarters
A. seattle, returned yesterday from sDo-
kane. whore he sent 90 attend the trial
of two dangerous touuterfrifcw. William
Warlin and william Goats. 90 the federal
court.
warlln stood trial and was convicted.
ana Coats pleaded guilty TO possessing
spurious s. aud Si0 geld pieces az Mar.
Gus Ia this state. last fall. The coins
we're the best nodded pieces ever cone
nscnted "a The state. says Capt ErIL
who Ind 1925 of thom as evidence. The
men have not yet been sentenced. War
I'm WAS one Of the pals Of Matt Sherln.
who was engaged In passing the bogus
roin nt Marcus, and who has go far
escaped capture.
capt ncll says that q great deal ~
counterfeit silver coin " Va circulation
IN SPOKANE Most Of this. " IA thought,
n made by q gang operating ~ British
Columbia tho bogus money being sent
20 Spokane 90 eonfederatoa ~ the gang.
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Merger Case
Attorney StrattOn Makes a Brilliant
Appeal to the Supreme Court

the Northern Securities Co stration
Was listened 60 by the entire wash
inEton delegation and apparently had
the best at every turn of Grigan. who
was representing the merger
Several times sharp questions and
answers were passed. Ia the opinion
Of those who listened 10 the able
ana exhaustive argument it Is the
strongest effort that has 30 FAR been
made to combat the merger or bring
Il into a court having Jurisdiction %
cover this ground.
Those who are opposed 10 the mer-
Ger are enthusiastic over the appar-
cni attitude % the court IN the pres
eut case and are inclined a. believe
that WaHhlngton's case VIII be It's
tened 10.
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WASHINGTON. ID, G.. April Ia
Attorney General stratten OF wash
ingson today made a So-minute nrgu-
ment before the supreme court Ia
support OF his motion 10 have the
case OF tho state OF Washington
against the Northern Securities Co.
taken up and decided.
Mr.. stratson made a brilliant APP
peal 10 the court. being frequently
interrupted by questions from the
bepch. which seem. 60 indicate that
the decision via be favorable. He
showed tina; the supreme court ~
the only place where Washington
state can reach the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern railways and
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PORTLAND. or. April 1.-THE
Ralph Stuart company, which came
here from Seattle for an extended
engagement az the Baker theatcr,
opened with by Right % sword
last night 10 a fun house and made
a decided hit The play has been re-
modelled since first played 10 Seattle
and has as a finale very effective
scene where the star characters pasa
down a flight OF stairs beneath an
arch % swords.
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MACKENZIE lT

SAN JOSE. Aprii r. - what is
practically tire FIRST step for the fan
campaign ~ the Republican party
In this state took place today In the
convention % the California State
League of Republican clubs. II
was the largest IN tho history - the
state, more than roo Delegates being
IN attendance. All party leaders Of
the state, Including Gov. Gage and
John y. Mackenzie wcre IN attend
ance. Tho MacKcnxie following
which holds thu balance ~ power. Il
said % have effected a settlement q
all party differences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-14
CROWS
Black
|aouds lowering
| VVsr Belgium

BRrssrrs
IA ID p-1-@,.A Iph lf'--Ihe sltua-
t1zlI.:.n s @. growing Out Of the
star. /. @ s Tor universal
szrsInr 1910. e@sxer than ever this
= city quiet: I'M ~ ,, =, I, = /.
rs.s : only slurnberIng. In
NJ a. . sS..,.s... me belief prevails
I rsslu,lea. 800 =, = on the verge Of
pssssss' 's n. The situation Is ag-
zrssy ' ,'s ~ a strike cover
II sgrnr - g me kingdom.
y Ksr 49,, = aeard anywhere
y al's., 1920 whose gay life
W threat l ~ ne people from him.
h1 dds, y ~ u. u, made against him
49,. .sS''sa to him By the rouga ,,,i
!; vas ......s
re would Z. 80 yesterday that
Nv an ~ - = renewal OF riotine
~ Esrisus ,.i D'a.A we're laid for .
saaltsslea ,..',. 'nan has hither-
sisie slssr. s,a, ,.. Al ! o'clock
''isrsa IN rse Is's mobllized and
Aspa = ambulance service ar
ssney 'a''a y case Of
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Unions Agree
TO fedora
Unite in State Organization and
Apply for an American Fed
Grafton Charter

%$@&%@%%@~%%s
me unions OK the state et washington have by major
form orgRnEa
- % Be the Washington State Federation OF Labor.
application been made accordance with the vote for
frr enabling Il become integral the American
.ssration this believed
49, organizations
- possible FORM with connections
'<eh make the working factor IN
laoring board received the
xes this ght the retention OF
Aus. the pending prohibit tho
rplayrnen Of Chinese American vessels.
s.Ase@@e@ A&&@&&& @@se@@
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Il stroNA. April it.--T'he executive
= pxsslstsve committee created by
g 3 Ahcr congrxss which assembled
\ rsora Jan. Is met on the call
~ a chairman yesterday afternoon
IN e'clock. It's first business was
urarx the vote Of the various in
mi organizations upon the two
rx,srrs which had been submit
= . them BY the labor congress.
: ssssld the labor congress merge
~ hto q mere compact and au-
>x@atlve body. to Be known as the
rssizxfcn State Federation of
1sw with the constitution which
q srruwed hy the labor congress
sn erganic law. and should such
nz liberation. X created. apply
ria shartsr under the American
hsxzsior % f.aborf
rH1 counting the vote OF the
10 Il was found that the first
.<e questions had been decides;
: q kfirmative By a practically
nzns1s vote Of the unions. and
1t sAe second had been affirna-
ssT serfied by a very large ma
Mx iron this finding. II was
srkiy Declared By the committee,
= - Washington State Fedora
axLator had now been created
rae zaion of the state. and that
frsz1ha for a charter from the
tzsza Federation Of Labor
ND y made. which was done,
I q A< zspiic ti0n ordered forward
i . - Lad d siarters Of the Amer
na YeAnAAzen &C Labor by the Sec
szY Y ne beard.
q s~axnsndatlon Of the central
hss aa<T 4 Everett. A. q. Zieheel
Ne E5snlxd to an \ vacancy on
A csnzrL
I 1zne ExelasiSa
q xnzz 4 J. Gronow Of Aber-
- xsEslm was sent 10 the
4 a T - state urging the re-
n 1ss . y fhtuese exclusion bin
n y szzk rDviding for the ex-
\ - 4 3nese employees on
AE nxsls. Later In the day
s ~ received 10 this mes
Hz-x aid for the request.
1 szs asslgned each men,
- 5oaTd present. IN which
- lave especial jurisdiction
znilify for the propa-
- ~ wsAnlzatioa work as
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TRUST

- KANSAS CITY. April ll.--Instruc-
lions have been issued to Maj. will
tam Warner, United States district
attorney, TO commence action against
the so-callcd beef trust. Tho matter
VIII be brought up before n federal
grand jury which is to commence
It's sessions next Monday.
The A. .. u. w. baseball team heat
the Monarcha In n match game at West
Seattle yesterday morning by score
of 10 o. The game was very well
played on both aideA
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at Grammo. The police charged the
rioters. killing two and wounding
many. The strike has spread 10 ali
parts Of the kingdom this afternoon.
The strikers say they are not op-
posing their employers. bu, the gov
eminent.
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DIRECT LEGISLATION

Fitwera pnmfroy, % Orange. y. ".
= % lecture at the Young Meme Chris
tisn association on DIRECT fertsiafion''
either Wednesday o. THURSDAY evening
q this week
Mr. FpmfreT T. a commercial Traveller.
and Il considered one ~ the best posted
men ia the oauntry GA tho direct lrgis.
lntlon theory. lie u president of the
Direct legislation league and editor of
lta paper.
The lecture In 70 BE- under the auspices
OF the Eeon0mic league ana the political
club u thu Young Mems Christian as.
ISOLATION
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B0ERS SUSTAIN Big LOSS
'sesseeeeeessssses

LONDON. April HLord K tohenor weekly budget
April Colenbandera
aagcred
wounded ana missing Near Roo swa the Beers attacked
Hamtons force but cd losing a killed "a wounded
90 captured Commandant among
The British
wick z
Il believed II poarcy's which
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cannot so there. put them In the
public schools under a pure Christian
teacher. regardless 81 denomination.
I would Dot put tho hihle On the pub
Nc schools an text book II would
BE- tionAi 90 30 80, would
use "a. II at all IA a PUBLIC
SCHOOL PRAY EH BOOK. II ia not
the Bible. bat the BIBLE NAN or
WOMAN. the Cody. righteous.
Christian teacher you want over
your chlldrsn. II ~ crime against
the child 20 put him under an IN
godly teacher. Thosa people are 20
be tho must rewarded " no make the
greatest Intellectual and spiritual
progress,
Rsliglsn Eascatiai
Third. The Third step IN the al
vAncement 90 proEre8A % the COM
mon people Il church. maintained.
supported AMI ENDED hY ALL
thn people. The religious nfe = bso-
iuteiy esaeutlsf a. any mans devei-
opment lie cannot Eruw without a
God. q Cody religious influence. Man
n a wofshiptnK animal and ~ must
become q Cod loving CHILD IN order
70 reach the highest point ~ progress
m tfta and IRE life % cufe.
Let thw common people hulld and
mi the churches Their many con
tTibutiona arr better than the great
offerings - fhs few. THAT GIVES
ALL Az INTEREST. Give the com
mon people rure homes Christian
schools and christ. hisascf rhurr hes f.
then your nation @ saved and your
happiness assured
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A SUCCESS
IN EVERY WAY
And There Will Be Another Dog
Show Next Year

The dog show. which closed Saturday
night, was financial success. The Of
fcers OF the seattle Kennel club say that
while tho net receipts were not quite
go great a. last year, they were sur.
hcleuty large TO show that the people
year.
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EX0NERAT

MANILA, April if-Maj. Waller.
who has been on trial by court-mar-
tial here, charged with executing in
surgents without trial, has been ac-
quilted.
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OFFIELD DIES

FEssHHA - tAH tAAN
EIIENERUR0. wash. April IA
John T. Oftieid. a widely known rea-
ldrnt 81 this city. died nj . o'clock
last evening. aged u years. Its fu-
neral takes place tomorrow az 20
o'clock in the afternoon.
g.. "a. Fiummeffelt has opened o.
hay. grain and general commission
house IN this city. - being the latest
business venture.
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PROGRESS OF
HUMAN KIND
Wherein the Pastor Endorses the
Common People

DIR. III. A. Matthews preached a
strong sermon Gt the First FTeHDy-
terrain church last night on The
only Sure Basis OF Advancement IL
the Progress Of the Common Pco-
pie
Proverbs. i4-54; righteousness ex-
aiteth a nation, but sin "a a rcproach
TO any people"
DO you know what occurs when a
pot bofIa7 The scum rises 70 the top,
the dregs sestie at the bottom. the
pure fluid makes the body. That pot
represents social life. The lower
strata Is represented ~ the drega-
the ssupper tens" or 400 are repre-
sented by the scum. the pure eH-
sence or nuid represents the body Of
a0cletv or the common people. They
are the safeguards ~ home. society,
government and church. They have
kent the fires on the family altar
burning while their lamp OF faith
lighted the shores Of two worlds.
Thav transmitted 10 us the Bible and
an heritage Of better things. Right
eousness exaiteth the common people
and ma keith them the cuatodians OF
virtue. chastity. home and peace. IL
rs impoaslbie for a people, a nation.
20 be better than the persons com
posing ~. Greatness Of life or sta
lion cannot come out Of unrlghteouH-
mesa. IT "a not what one does that
fixes deatiny--but what one is. You
are not asked 10 DO righteous, but
YOU are invited TO BE righteous. II
IL what you are that IL OF vital in
tereat. To be righteous means that
you are through Jesus Christ. q child
~ God. Then tho text would read,
childhood through and by Christ
exaiteth a person; Il rniseth one from
life Of sin and reproach TO q state
and society divine. respected, honor
ID and crowned A people or a ma
ton composed ~ such persons In the
honored. exalted, crowned ana saved
nation.
Steps Of Progress
First. The first evolution ~ n
Chrisfian-ezaltsd peoples a Chris
tian home. Purify the homes and out
from that source Will flow q righteous
gtate and society. The higher, purer
and happier your homes the more
chaate and refined win be your sons
and daughters. Build happy homes,
keep chagte their thresholds and your
common people viii be freed from
discomfort
second. The second step IN the
progress ~ n righteous. common poo
pie Is Christian education, the Chris
tan education Of It's children. Give
the common people chance. That
opportunity " best given IN the en-
ughtenment received from Christian
culture. Educate your children to-
ward God. Send your children "a
your UNCONVENTIONAL schools. II they
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'afrsd this afternoon
The Republican journal., 1902-08-21

WALDO S. In Court OF Probate, held at Bel
w fast. on tie 18th day of August, 1902. Free
man H. Crowel. administrator on the estate of
Hannah W Aver. late of Liberty, in said County
deceased, having presented his first and final ac-
count of administration of said estate for allow
ance.
Ordered. That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal, a
newspaper published in Belfast, in said County,
that all persons interested may attend Probate
Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 9th day Of
September next, and show cause, If any they have,
why the said account should not be allowed.
GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest:
CHAs. P. HAzELTINE, Register.
The Republican journal., 1902-08-21
His Sight Threatened.

"While picnicking last month my 11-year-
old boy was poisoned by some weed or
plant says w. H. Dibble of Sioux City,
la. ''He rubbed the poison off his hands
into his eyes and for while we thought he
would lose his sight. Finally a neighbor
The first application helped him and in a
few days he was as we'll as ever" For skin
diseases, cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, in
sect bites, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is a
sure cure. Relieves piles at once. Beware
of cOunterfeits. r. II. Moody.