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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


A. Mcbride. wanted to Kill him
aeif IN Adolf A Franks saloon on
King street yesterday BY drinking
.carbolic acid in his beer. The act
was noticed BY nfinud. who called
the police and Mcbride Wns sent to
the station 10 think the matter over.
lie said that he could not quit
drinking, and that he wanted 10 die.
anyway
O. A. Denver has applied for a
license as sewer constructor. HIS
business being that Of % plumber he
wishes licenca 60 connect private
drains with the public sewers,
The firepro8f vault which has been
under construction on the first floor
Of the city hall r. about completed
and the finishing touches win be put
ou tomorrow. hTo vault will cost
nearly $500 and will be- used prluz
oIpallv aa re- place to kscp the old
records Of the comrtitlie office.
aud fer other papers aid documents
which have no intrinsic value but
ure kept az records
Because he failed 20 appear In
Justice Cams court 40 the proper
time. Haaoa LeTitu forfeited ha
800. Roaca In accused ~ selling
iiquof to- minor. The ball was
made $3.50 cash. and a. bench war
uufIssaad FOR The defendant.
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jAPS PLAN TO
SEIZE RUSSIAN
PENAL COLONY
muRpERERs ISLAND or sAoHALIs WOULD DC STRATEGIC
POINT IN THE EVENT or WAR

q late years have been abolished in
Siberia. utia fzlat on ihe island 8amr
~ The eanfiets those q mcst aenper-
ate character arn chained 60 wheel
harfaua night and day Toe pin
eiqal pria1ua are az KaraasaTvHk.
Aiezauarof and Hikovsk. At the lat
ter place IL the krhlia o. bench.
where recall ifsaut eanElrts are Eas
- TIE iaatra Nsnts = punishment
W. birch natA shleh are dipNsd Ga
hot mine. ard three thopEed isstksr
pist" uiih headed snLa The sxeea-
tlnner g office HfDrd - the couvicts.
e. Is nsfd whsn the cruel biows are
delivered tu irt Ihsm strike the hrneh
instaad Il the fetima aHrc bodies.
Escape from ths island a. almost lfn-
possible Many - thn qruenera howe
e4ef. in desperation @ectd ga climb
iuE b. means ~ hrists from their
stoekndea IN FIFE summer time they
ear i've hike animals ln she Naada unt
- rsaeh of the Cessaeks. uaYisrua
ans person Nha has anything with him
worth taking III the winter SHOWS.
however. these 'urodYaxan'' arr forced
81 the snpua e. Else Themselves up
Thau they are hpEssd ard their terms
IenEternsd. Therr are q Euod many
sx-ean.,etH and polltisai szles % the
island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
AGAIN SCOTT
P40cRGSTINATES

a molten g dismiss avc Erand Jury
indictments on the groand that ths
state has failed TO srraisn the defend.
ants in the time reauifrd b. law vas
sled 81 the superior court yesterday
and pil be argued before Superior
Judge bell next Saturday mnrHinE
The indictments iu question are those
returned against Prank Clancy. charR.
inE him With smpioNinE females lu a
place where iiguar VAS Hold lam q
sugsut for renflsM premises on Wash
lngten street Tor unlawful purposes.
ard Prank aud Peter Stokes and
Thomas stiles. ell charged with sell
luE liquor without a license. sEhrss
indictments are among the last q
thoss returned by the recent Hrand
Jury
'PrgcraatinatiHH k*suruey'' aCou has
stated that he wiil resist the motion
stumarraw and claims That he uns
derntnod ihsf stipulation had been
entered intp between himself and thu
defendants attorneys. SWING thcm al.
ditioual time e. enter their rlcHH. In
viuw 90 tails. he contends thsY agreed
70 waive their right 10 move Tor dis
misaat
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AKO THEN TIVE
MAyOR SMILED

When interviewed this morning b
n star reporter. Mayor Hames SAID
that contrary TO newspaper reports
he had not definitely decided 20 take
aNaeation. He eyaded direct aues-
tions in HE characteristic Way aud
when asked directly II b. expected
20 make mountain trip. he hald.
We'll. I'm 80 prophet
should you 60. how long da you
expect 10 be absentg' persisted the
reporter.
1T Is likely that II VIII all de
pend upon the price % board. and
say. II you should publish this state
meut. those Who know me best will
know that Il r. a legitimate inter
view"
"Ilut." continued the Star man.
YOU viii take your wife
"Oh. ! suppose 20. When a woman
stands the eccentrleitica 81 man
like me for 40 many years. she
ahouid be allowed almost any priv
tlsee
Then the mayor smtied In that
original way of his. ard a merry
twinkle appeared lu bis eye.
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Standing Of tho Clubs a
THEFATE OF
THE METEOR

Grave fears Tor the safety Of the
disabled steamer Meteor and her
valuable eafEo are now fclt b. local
shipping meu. when the Nome
city eft her in Herring sea, hrf pro-
gHrFa iu tow az she steamer Eureka
VAS slow aud difficult @ she Htiii
had tH0 miles 10 ~ 60 roach Dutch
HHrtur, the ueaE sHt and practically
the only place where she could reach
refuEa
Thas-was on oct II. -Four aDnya
later the Nome city mu into one IT
the firreeat soatheaW hurricanes
ever cXnerienrcd in fhe Pacific
oeeau. d. Meteor might hive
reached Dutch HarheI bY that time.
but there is nothing sure about q
Many wei Informed seafafinE me-
SAY she could not
ON his Npelnt geaFly an experi-
settled u the Meteor encountered
the same)term or such q teffire
one as that met by the Somc city.
shc must have been separated from
the towing vessel Then nhr wau@2
be % the mercy i6the seas shat roll
~ hiEh tH ieDfing sea, amf~-A itbuut
o. a ruddsr OF wheel. she prob
were apparent. capt Amcs and the
crew Of the METEOR y Uuld 1.ohably
leave the veessi 20 her doom rnd 20
nsoard the Eureka.
The ocean tug Txee expects o.
leave tonight in command Of Capt
nellouR on her long voyage to Dutch
HHrhor. She should arrive IA "a
days By that timc the Meteor
should be there u she IL safe ~
that ease she will be- towcd back Go
Seattle b. thc tuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

BURNED
MISS ANDERSON ACCIDENTAL
~ OVERTURNED a LAMP

Al overturned lar1N ia the room u
Miss Christina An~fHan az ella
james street probably fatally burn
81 her 81 { 30 n'ciork last night
she was removed TO Providence hos
rItal. after she bad been carried
from the faain- tier injuries are
of such a nature that little hops T.
entertained Tor "a recovery.
sire retired 10 NJ ruoHn early lasf
night and Nhile diaruhinE fell IN 4
fsintinG spell IN falling she over
turned 4 lamp, which exploded and
st thO room on fire. Tn. womhns
Screams attracted other occupants
Of the heuac. who broke In she door
ard rescued her from q death IN the
fire. ana then cKo@Kuinhed n,
fiafnaH.
Or Hofieu wns called. aud he or
dered the woman at once removed
to thu hospital
This morning the woman IL re-
pasted g. be very low She suffer
Ell much huri@ the night aud Il is
doubtful II she lives throt.ah the
day.
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now INSPIRATION
CAME TO OOWiE

An interesting account Of how
boNie r.. the prophet. found his vocaz
tion Is given By J. Is, Friedman in
the November EXorFbodya
zone night ia Melbourne. there
swept over his consciousness like asa
inspiration the full force ~ the ak
fecuth chapter Of g. Mark DE that
bslieVeth and Is baptized shall De-
sawed. ia my name shall
they cast out devils. They
nhaii lay hands GA the sick. and thav
shall recover His imagination VII
fired Klth the lden that Doe WIS The
prophet foretold by Malachi. and on
thls Inspiration be- founded what is
aupuas itttiuuslv new iu his creed
aHd built The foundation Of hiq really
Immense fortune Tie laid hands on
hla Wifea head. prayed and cured
her of headache. and then, Ha wit
viii nave it. be proceeded To lay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

Twonfy-nvo Thousand cenvicts-te,o
Of yhrfn nturfeFera-are psHnsd 10 an
the Russian prison lalasd q saEhsliu,
ready g rebel against Russia in the
event . var with japan Jaranfzc
newspapers. which were received yts-
tsrdav D. tho rasa Aaru. in dissuaHiHs
the WRr ailua ten. faaks maeh - thr
proposition e. capture tar ISLAND when
hostlitiea hcga and taru The peaal
Inhabitants smartlnF uulsr the cruel
ties ~ RttasA~n oppression. agaiaHt thg
exars armsss. together with these -
japan. The island also. wauid BE-. "
captured. = great Htrafrgie value a.
a bass q supplies Tor the mlkada'a
as, 4na afmiss.
s.Ahalln lies equally distant from 81
hsfta ard the Japauass ISLAND - feHo.
u il separated FROM sihrfia ag she
Gulf % TararY ard from Japan hy
i.areroaze strait Il wauid be a veFy
easy matter fcr Japan with ia power-
fui fleet u uafahips q eaFtarc the
island.
Sazkslin sometimes called the Isl
and uSgfurdsregs - the most famous
% Russias penal colonies. ~ b.
fnrthsst from tbe essfer - govern
fuent az ~. PeterahlirE and many -
the atroeious ennviet methods. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

The Seattle Cataract Company
viii. from present Indications, have
20 DO the best Il can with the pres
sut number n poles used IS carrying
the electric wires from the fraHs-
former station 70 the southern cart
OF the city.
la regard to the petition Of tn se-
attic Cataract 80 ulpaug O. es.Hh iah
q nav pole line over the ruuc - tie
present one. Franchise Inspector
Wheeler said. 1T ia mT uuIrian
that the Seattle Cataract Company
win b. allowed g. install only ore
line 81 poles oH thf same side % the
street. II r. probable that thsy viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

hands on everybody and everything
else Those Who know uuwie G1aY
that from early life b. hnd visions
sud that he manifested al thnee
symptoms which the aiiouia' would
nut under the general head q re-
tiEkaus hysteria Il thlF b -. 4
would offer a plea Tor hla sincerity.
Ills Nife ard others cured. and the
leEiuna % The faithful Increasing BY
virtue II these proofs % miraculous
ruvsera howie az once started to
form the Divine Hsaiius Association.
= hieh developed inter on Into the
larger cfganiaattnn % the fntarnas
t.hnaf Divine HraIlnE Association.
aith nueie for iia president"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
AMBULANCE
DISCUSSED

~ meeting Of the health aud
sanitation committee OF the city
council last night Chairman erich.
tom aud Councilman GIN were named
tu draw zap an ordinance Tor the reg
dlatiuu of the city ambulance uerys
ice.
captain Hogle aud a representa-
tive Is ) l., Weudaii and NJ. Taylor
were present as claimants for the
ambulance contract The Windeiiz
Taylor reprcseutatlNe offered TO fur
uish two ambulauccs 10 DO the city
work az the rate Of 2iIi per month
From the discussion of the mem
hers Of the council IL was indicated
that a. Captain HoRle had served
FOR the past three fesra. had hts
wagons on IN ground and was thor
nuEhly familiar with the work. he
would be given the contract. can
tain U0Rie did not name any money
stipulation and only asked To- be- bet
ter protected from imposition
The ordinance TO be drawn up will
II IL expected. define particularly
what tho duties Of the city umbu-
lance viii be and draw n line be-
tween city aud private eases cap
tain HoFle explained last night To-
the couneilmen that IN many ways
hts work had been Increased Ia his
having 10 handle private cases with
no pay which seriously intcrferod
with his private work
Under the forthcoming ordinance
It is Understood the c1Hes VIII be-
Judged bv the chief Of police or the
acting health officer. and iu this way
the lines can be drawn and the city
cnHea separated from the private
ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
cATAHAc7 cOMPAHY c@KT
HAkE HxY NCAE POLES

have 20 get new poiss iu position he
lore they can take the OIL ones
down 81 as Go transfer the wifr.
The should rot be allowed g. en-
ca uber tie streets VITA 40 pole
hntH"
The petition Of the company states
TINT j il is experience q ~ u r. fa-
sira lie 70 carr each aiEh tension
circuit au r. paEata pett line Whsr
e. = poser e., mes from Tie nesF
~ sc river % fiuu n wiH he npcss-
ssry for ths company e. have more
pole space. though according 20
Franchise Inspector Wheeler. tha
eompany's desire for more space H.
the street Will not b. satisfied
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Will. PAY
half
oEPoslToRs or the ossUHcr
BANK WILL GET 50 PER CENT.

Judge Tailman this morning ap-
pointed n l.. Barnes ~ receiver for
the local branch ~ the national
Bank aud Trust Company y Am@
lea. located la the Walker huildirT
At noon today barnes Begins % Iay
of all depasituss wha wish 10 With
draw their MONEY on a basis Of 20
par cent
The bank closed it, doors .nly last
Monday and q ia greatlY ~ - traa-
u of Mr. barnes that TIRE institution
should recoup no quickly and BE- able
e. pay lie customers at 80 Eood a
FHfH
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AM&M
o.
SEVERAL SHIPS DELf Do nV
SEVERE STORMS

The Norwegian bark Catherine. re-
garduE whose safety there hna been
much fear owing 81 the picking 49, Il
some wteflHHe ou the Vancouver coast
shortly after Fhe i,fi Puget Sound. nr-
rived safely ~ D'iaKDa bay her q
tination October ~
The German ship Ve2k1msu is8 days
cut from HAMBURG 60 this port ia
,s.SinR great deal ~ anxiety on ae-
f(u)t uf her long uarHHEe There wee
a vfpuft ones that "a Fsssei. possibly
tho overdue. Was m o. II being
wrecked on the VaardSrr coast -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
BOLD RAID
Robbers Loot a Bank and Get
S2000--EnQage in Battle With
Pursuing Posse O
- O

robbery was discaN cred WIN after II
was committed and posse was
formed % pursue the bandits,
At Patterson the posse cpuEht
nteht 81 thc fleeing men ana opened
fine upou them. The robbers re-
turned the nfc. a few shots were
exchanged when the robbers man
seed u ase "a make their eaeApe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

John nradv was acquitted ~ The
charge ~ burglary ia the superior
cenrt Yesterday He was charged with
taHirr broken into the house ~ Roy
Melon en- The tidednta July last
THE iIrv Waa convinced however Tint
Uw1Ha taHe - mistaken Identity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

WICHITA. Kan.C D. sa-pesl-
dents in ana erounsGtufton are
aroused ever bold ~ "a ~
bank last ulGht aud - suhsc1(s)t
battle between the {pDters and Il
pursuing posse.
Tho bandits raidtd the State bank
AZ Burton. They sreured Ssao4. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
0WM(EC
M'/ ZNZ
SIXTEENTH SUCCESSIVE
VICTORY rs BAGGED BY
pARKE WILSON

After hslus shut M Tor nee Innings.
With the Angels four Co tHs good ar
that stage of the gams. Seattle mHde
Nhiflvind nHlHh and won ita HiHtaenfh
consecutive same. hrcaklax-she record
made b. Loo Angeles iu IhS2arna
II Us season. "
I'M had tho iocAl. Oh hts iist and
twN~rita Nefe all Cd could get 81
sst6 when hey md Cd 20 land
oH him and ihfftaftcr u vas eHaz
HUGHES WAS MA frtei5 during tbs
safif part ~ the game. but uteHAisJ
and allowed ua more runs after the
third feature uar tho hltuuR 81
Smith aHd Hyrfs. Dillon waH back In
The game while. hut kicked pa much
that Umpire Levy put hlm on thf
iieid. wheeler takins bile plaYNet nut
HHd eortftt Eniug ~ second % NfaIH
and either eorhett 81 Newton sill be-
the opposing fsiriefH today Ladies
will BE- admitted free. The Hs"fs
RTE.
aeattir 5s........6Dob0aaN % e
l.af Angeles H7IHUe ~ g
hatirIierT Hughes aud uYers. Hal
and O.
At Ban Franglsco3
itE.
haefHmfhtu ss'.....,ss.,,s s.ssss.,
Oakland ...#... =z...4z....=...44.. b. .
batteries kcafs and Graham era
ham and Gofton.
A. rortihudi
O II NE
Portland ..-=..... ~-..4.........4..E 4
han tfhhs iaea .tssar.s=st.s-r, NJ
batteries Shields end shea. Whhl6T
AID sraHfrra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
FOUR MEN ?
+. . DROWNED

swept over. and four Of them
draw ned before assistance could
reach them There was VERY
heavy f-g hanging over che river az
the ttnr. and the e4nsarians did
not realize their dauTSr until GA the
brink ~ the dam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
EXPLOSION
ONE WOMAN AND FOUR MEN
KILLED ~ PREMATURE DIS.
PLAY or FIREWORKS

HALLETTA. island Malta. oct q
One woman and four men were
killed and ~ prrsors injured EEpi0=
zion 81 fireworks &C Balkan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
KILLED IN
WRECK
SMASH W on RAILROAD IN
ENGLAND RESULTS IN DEATH

LONDON. oct q In n rth Ray
wreck at S0werby last night one per
son was killed and 10 slightly lu-
tarod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

The Empire transportation company
hiss received teicaram from
st Michael dated October rs stating
that tho Nome liner ohio expected ta
call from the northern port October
n with 90 naaarmErra
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fore he arrived az the bank
DIXON was Identified last night b.
tho bank teller as the man Who
caBhed tho certificate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
coNpUcroRs WIlt ZOE

Friendship lodge. No. I. of the
Street Car Employees Benefit ais
Hoeintlou. has made arrangement
for q ball 20 be given Thanksgiving
eve, az Rauke hall.
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e d

the report afDenra a. b. without
Foundation.
The French ship Andre Theodore IL
to-day - dHKH cat from Port L8a An-
gsieH. and suii uursporfsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

PrTTsuURG oct IS Foar men
met death by drowning tn the river
AT the Springfield dam. near CoifaX.
lhls morning. Another was bare
" saved FROM n similar death.
Fi(A HuuKarians. rowing in a
smalf~skIff above the dam. were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
The Sluqiex Plano Player

II you don't Hike II better than any
other after hearing and trying W,
don expect you 60 bus t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
This Time Of Year

Small musical Instruments are also
very popular and iu Ereat demand.
We have a very complete assortment
nf nh kInaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
chlckerInB & Sons
Hobart M. Cable, Pease
D. S. Johns ton Co

And other pianos and our prices are
the lowest, quality considered. LaTE.
sst stock 10 city To select from
Come IN and hear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

THEEEs BROKE INTO cLEVE.
LAND JEWELRY STORE AND
SECURED VALUABLEs GEMS

CLEVELAND. o, oct. 23.-Tho
Euclid avenue JeWelGy store. owned
by the Louis Deutgch firm. WAS
robbed last night Of 5000 worth q
diamonds Tho ROBBERS selected only
the most valuable q the Jewels aud
scattered the others on the store
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
Also Talking Machines

From $40 to poo. RecOsds. cylinder
aud disc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

j. Dixon. charged Eith forging
4 Hyan's name ~ a ctrtIflratr Of
deposit Tor $3.50 ON the sc8HdluaVian
American haHk. was arfested at The
depot laN night by Detective kau-
uedy and EeTFt Powers. We was
o. HE way o. San Francisco. Ryan
Oil hig certificate ~ deposit "a the
restricted district. ana an coon aa
10 noticed 80 ioHal reported it ~
the bank S4ih an idea ~ stopping
payment Tho paper had been hon
prsfa however feH miHufeH be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
Bad BOY ARRESTED

Ed Iausan. ono Of f. Dr. q bad
boys Who have been uNTinR lfe
burden FOR people living IN the
HeiFhborhood - Seventh avenue aud
balsa. GaeDnas G Il sasssc, %
Of nfeHiiug eupet which be aud
some other boys had in their pos
session. All but che Hanson boy
got #WMV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
IT MAKES no
Difference

whether YOU want 70 buy the most *
peuHlve piano or one Of the cheaper
makes. ynu want To get the best value
Tor your money. You can got % from
us We sell the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23

Thomas Chadwick. for whose u
rest a warrant has been Issued "a y
August a,>HHH arrested By 8ASls
warden % laat On chafsef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-23
A. rorusndi

ROWLAND =f.-ssst+.ass.+ss..asss
San Francisco tazs.tsss .s=.s.s=s. "a
Hattrfsa Shields Hnd shea whale
aud araffrra
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers' never thought of using
anything else for Indigestion or Bill
ionsness. Doctors were scarce. and
they seldom heard of Appendicitis
Nervous Prostitution or Heart failnre
etc. They used August Flower tn
clean out the system and stop fermen.
tation of undigested food, regulate
the action of the liver. stimulate the
nervous and organize action Of the
system, and that is all they took
when feeling dull and bad with bend.
aches and other aches. You only need
Il few doses of Green's August Flower
In liquid form, to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the mnttar
with you. You can get this reliable
remedy at DR.. +. Wenz drug store
Price 25c and 75c.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
undersigned, Dorlon Mihills. whose Post OIL
&C address is .2l Rookery Building Spokane.
Washington. has made application to select
under the Act of June 1, 1897. 1870 Stats. a8l
The Southeast quarter of the southeast
Charter tSEiA Of SEA of Section twenty 1901
I9wnship fifty three 81 North, Range four
In West Boise Meridian
Protests or contests against he said Sc
lcctions on the ground that the land describ
cd or any portion thereof Is more valuable
Tor its mineral than for agricultural pnrpos-
IS, VIII be received by the Register of the U
>. Land Office. Cpur d'Alene Idaho mt any
t'ne prior to the expiration Of the period Of
posting and publication of notice Of said Sc
lection and noted orreport TO the Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office
Washington. DORION MIHIIJS
el'-Nid Applicant.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev.
F. A, Walker, Pastor. Sunday School 10 am;
morning service II O'clock. Christian En-
deayor at $50 D. IN. Evening service vt 7:30.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
NJ. r.. CHURCH-Rev. T. Cook Pastor.
Services every Sunday evening ut 80 O'Clock
and every other Sunday morning at ii o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 u M; Jr. League ut $50
M and ST.. League mt 6:W p. m. Cottage pray
err meeting every Friday evening at 7:30
o'clock, al the Church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3 In
Notice for Publication ~
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office, "a
Occur dAlene. Idaho. September /, lann q
Notice Is hereby given that in commits ~ q
with the provisions Of the act Of Conssysss VI
June Is, 1873. entitled AN act for the ssi.,SS4<
timber lands in the States Of California ~ ~
gon, Nevada. and Washington territOrv " ~
extended to all the Public Land States ~. Wy
OF August 4, 1892. WILLIAM A. UAMpBktS5
Of Granite, county. of KoOtenai stat ~
Idaho, has this day filed in this ~S'o1ys'
his sworn statement No. 1929. for the purc,;
of the neA seA OF Section No. 20 ia M n!
ship Number 81 north, srange Nun n ~
W IN. and will offer proof to snow TINT Nv
land sought is more valuable for its tim{22S Y
or stone than for. agricultural purposes. NM
to establish his claim to said land before w. ~
Register and Receiver Of this office nj Cs,sSS'
dAlene. Idaho: On Monday. the 7th 3yS'
of December, 1908 -
He names as witnesses: James Mcyis1 ~
George T., WEIGH. Robert SchIenllejn ~
John x. White. all Of Granite. Idaho.
Any and all persons c,aimi..,
ad versely the nbove-desc + Is . 4
Glands are requested to file thAiS,
claims in this office on or before said 7th n. y
Of December. 1903. D. II. BUDLONG, x
Sept.4Nov 6-03 Register.