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The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20
Eureka Springs. June :;

Eureka Springs, June B. Uncle Jack Bland, ninety years old, a resident of this community, was drowned while crossing a log over Rocky branch yester- day. He was a very charitable and eccentric man. and years ago had built a handsome stone mausoleum and installed therein a fine casket for his own use.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, June 10, 1903. NoJlce is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention that said proof will be made before the Register viz: > ~ ,o Thomas B, Bell H E 252O7 for the Nv Sw SEC 19Twp IS 22w
 lie names the following witnesses to prove ms continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
 T, n: l.. Pryor, G. ". Fultz, John F. Bell and '' r. Fultz all of Osage Ark
 JOHN WoRrHINaroN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, June 5, 1908 named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in supoort of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register ana taao hecelver at Harrison, Ark, on July lo, Henry l. Pryor H E 27811 for the Sc Ne < Ne w. ~ ~ "
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
 IT, Bent Bel, A. J. Pryor, James Bell and Porter Fultz all of Osage, Ark
 John I. Warrington Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20
GUARDIAN NOTICE.

Notice IS given that w. F. Emmett, guardian of J. w. Emmett has filed his final account current at the April term of the Probate court for the Eastern District of Carroll county for confirmation or rejection at the July term 1905
 J. O. COLLIER, Clerk
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20
WARNING ORDER.

State of Ark, County O. Carroll. A. Blasingaine, Pltf
 VS $ M Latimer and $. P Latimer DefJs
 The Defendants $. M. Latimer and s. P. Lat inner are warned to appear in this court within 30 days to answer the complaint of the Plaintiff A. B!asiagame. This Both day of May, 1903. 9 w. A Burr. J. P
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20
VsDNE|s E OF ofCARDull
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land office at Harrison Ark, Apr. 24, 1903 Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his clain and that said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk at BerTyville, Ark, on June 6. 1903. viz:
 George Sloan H. E. 2s916 for the Ne Ne Sec. 10 and w l-2 Nv Sec. Il Twp. 20N R 23W w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
 Tom Enix, Will Landon, Tobe Sattertield and Jap Walker all of Yocum, Ark.
 JOHN l. WORTHINGTON, Register. Land Office at Harrison, Ark, May H. 1903 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register viz:
 William E. Keeland H E 23177 for the E 1-a Sw, Sw &c., Sec IF, Ne Nv, Sec 20, Twp 21 N R P w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
 Jesse Shell, Isaac Cox, Geo. Keeland and J. H. Keeland all of Raum, Ark
 John l. Worthington Register Land Office at Harrison, Ark, May II, 1903. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Regis ter and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on June 22, 1903, viz:
 Jesse Shell H E 238s2 for the N 1-2 &c., Sc Se, Sec 8, Sw Sw, Sec. g Twp 21, N R 22 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continues residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
 w. E. Keeland Isaac Cox, Geo. Keeland and J. H. Keeland, all of Raum, Ark.
 JOHN I. WoRTHINGToN, Registe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-05
E. :
DEL PAPA

| AOO 0SuAtOS AO(o1CS ClOnCA
siempre mas interes que los
iasuntos universities. Convenido.
Por ser asi, tienen mas interes
que la americanizacion del Papa
lei latoso asunto Humbert, en-
averiguacion de donde estan los
Crawford, cuyo paradero debie-
ra interesar solamente a los que
dieron dinero a la Humbert, por
su "Rente viagere", y el no me-
nos latoso asunto del chif1ado
Millionaire Lebaudy, Imperator
del Sahara, con su "Frasquita"
de Su Majestad.
Mucha mas importancia que
todo ESQ debiera tener para Pa
r1s la "yanquizacion" del Vati-
cano, hecha por ell cardenal Glib
bOns, cuyas teorias reformistas
han sido la verdadera novedad
del Conclave.
A Gibbons, que es TN buen sa-
cerdote en- ell fondo-decia Ell &C.
nudo Oregl1a-, lie pasa 10 que a
las pieles de coneio. Llegan es-
tas erizadasse indomables, y des-
pues de haber pasado por varias
maquinas, sc convierten en- SOM
breros pulidos y brillantes. bajo
la accion del cepillo. Asf Glib
bons, cuando haya pasado por
varias reuniones cardenalicias,
sera tan pulido y brillante como
las pieles de conejo, despues de
la referida operacion.
| Oreglia Sc enganaba. Glib
bons dej0 Or en- Ell Vaticano re-
funfuilos que jamas Sc habian
dido en- aquel sitio y enseflanzas
que debieron hacer mucha me-
LA en- Ell amino, bien dispuesto
de suyo, del cardedal Sarto.
Gibbons llevo al Conclave una
rafaga de la libre America del
Norte.
Diriase que ell espfritu demo-
cratico del cardenal yanqui Sc
ha infiltrado en- el sano espfritu
del cardenal veneciano, que,
todopoderoso, recuerda con iris
teza su casita su familia, al aire
libre del Adriatico.
Pocas veces habra habido en-
ell VaticanO una escena tan her
mosa como la de Pio X Y el car
denal Gibbons. cuando este en-
tro en- los jardines, guiando, a
unos turistas americanos.
isl pudisramos yer al Papa!
-exClamaron ellOs.
-tPor que no?
Gibbons paso recado al Sumo
Pontfflce, quien, anticipandose,
baio en- busca de los turistas.
| Ell cardenal yanqui quiso be-
sarle la mano. FL Papa 10 de-
tuvo y le beso; y al If ,senciIlo y
humilde, cual cumple al vicario
de Cristo en- la TERRA, al en-
cuentro de los turistas, aclama-
ronle freneticamente.
La democratizacion del Papa,
pasando el Atlantico, lego al
libre pals americana, y el primer
resultado es que los negros, en-
su secular cortienda con los
blancos, apelan al fallo del Su-
mo Pontifice de la Iglesia ca
tolica.
Sc me dira que esta es una
Question de color, que no tie
ne importancia A mi me pa
rece importantfsimo, un verda-
dero signo de estos tiempos, que
millones de negros protestantes
Sc atengan al fallo del jefe del
mundo catolico; pero 81 ustedes
no opinan como yo, en- verdad
que no hemos de renir por clio.
Tai vez sea Pho x quien este
llamado a mejorar la atroz con-
dicion de los negros yanquis. Lo
1nico que no podra conseguir ell
Papa es camb1arles de color.
Y con solo este va estan bas-
tante jeringados. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
4 WORD THAT'S WORTH
WHILE

Rule Joass Of Toledo wes one
bat was fsisaaea ~ "
Of kadpsss and announcement :, ,,v
The young useful member u e''l
eve. since earning Aoee ssaf Ana mn
he his opportunity and soeo~s to the 'en''ay and
IL is ,eanlas tribute the that us' hidden :"
The power ma, not always tset ep, always q.
warmth and nfe In sunshine nat never
IN. .aasas nay steadily SLOW aoase' no
Clover or the SLOW not IN vain
Tor H creates warm lana' and eri 'aea
into me- The SUNSHINE stored an desert sands e" ssa'a' " %
No suushlss lost
Is any
IL a a~ Of nature that receive SUM
applies 70 seaeess
soul can Know ONLY The k,adnsss "a 5 capable Of slyips
Every theasht sets gracious glow frat
Whether saa, aiaasss slnk into the heart Il directed
the heart SAYS
Mayer 1eess gave more than
To ese man be him soarase Tor
without has a chanes
god dead anu courage quick
It hfs. sanshius aaissT"s seeds
suu that he down heaass hs lacks s auans" that urht
aaraaeSieai aten' hard luck fhs man
employment nassu utterly helpless
MS
ms euoaa uroa which he gases
esr has become familiar ana Witch ,As aar, aaseaurss
nvW 3 nra8apfsh~aahie
lie TIE most All % aee heai aad heF sad 10 haHs hts head
particularly
n. the s.ss An-slf
ens In sosrs he has Tie least to ~ "a hs esa as It's has not
assembling ne has isarasa that
poverty suspicious ena hard lseS eriDs.
that
IA cut
shine o. hope
rxh aef aim AMI Of hard as
ss can .nsalf him Of rul.ror,uus
mic force
10, "a Be st sooa m-a "a.
~ord Of sefs that hshts TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
TO STRAIN
SEWAGE


Cpunciiman William Murray 81
che Ninth ward. slated Eeaat fhhl
the residences 81 thf shores 81 tzzks
I MICA whs are rrsitsstinE assalnsl
the present plans tug = saNss afss
ten Zoe brooklyn and f-atpns. ar
uislufofurH.
~ - uat nnw. and never has tssu
The ingruuen Of tbs eity.- said Muf
pay. To dump tbs aanaAs direct Ia
10 Lake Union a double septik
tank Viii 10 cunatructs3 at the faal
90 iatuaa aRuuus. The sewage vii
BE- run iutu this. where II Nnt b.
purified afa AL TIE sslliI uzast~f ufli
b. destroyed such tanks are uuw
in use in Nsnonuvxf. wbsfa theY have
proven suscnsafui. TIE Nutsf eafn.
inz from fhr tank vii be aifnoat -
pure as the aatsF ~ LAS Nulan a.
..AN-ssz> 49,. s-.-.Ns $500 ts...a.'..ss sS1
sss= ts--t - aifm @~fsfsa saus ass
aut ~ ASSESSED sFzinss the rrui~rft
rerfi5inE thn hsurat nf fhs sever
system "a a HnaftFf Of fact The
city rouneii Has atfaadY anEaupflat-
- the maalcy Zoe ths construction II
the tank Whan ths facts hsaame
better kuown. al nbfaatiau . the
system villa no doubt be withdrawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

rhutaiay svonins a. che Seattle thaatsf
....I .H..si HHfH ftHiHaI fHe ~
10 WH.Wa tHu.h tfuh IS annsssiaH after.
aesH Apil 40. at haf hHnfH sH fifisaatH
af aHus
Nfs n Msrnmraii sass 8 risaHaHf
toe fhuuiaF afternoon ~ haf fsaidsnHH
aH fHuf avenue aHd arHnH street. 4 HfEa
Htintiirf Of iHaiaH Hffa nfHHHnt
MfH nwrutuirH iHftrrh wee fiss HHHtaHH
af pretty iartF. tfiaaf AHfil ~ ~ hsf
raaIlHaaa. un nurHu afaHHH Hfa AsHiaHfi
/ street
Fhs Nof-a CInb save BALL Iaat Hishl -
christensen belt iafgH aHnftaf ~
HHeaiH we're ffrHnHt Nhn thoroughly en-
lsfad tha affaiF
tha ladiaa nf tha broadway Cathode
ehufHh save e daarf in nhHaieasssHa halt
Tuesday HFnninH
lie thifd AaHoHhiF haii ~ tHH ssHHHu.
hHla ~ the uaN MaHhtHHfaH ttf#fHil i#Hf
uiAht paH nns ~ tha mnsi aHeeaHsfal SGD
~. saufahlAoe ial sfoufa - fts aaaaah
" e0nmNot. who bod fha ball 1T charge
realised thH power Hf decorations - HuHkH
lf fuHf such funHfau aHH HHHfHH Ha f|fHH
Hf rfufurH fu The asaHIiaE n tHFIF ed
taste The iHfrr iHtty uaH mH4H HHfu.
aHH huHht 30 tflfhIah fHaH anH HHaIHHHi
tfsHsluEa tfafhiihH fifrH HefH tHft IN Ell
fHs huHH misplace aHi slI hIHHs af flowers
eare siatisf.1 afnHnd tsH faHa eItA e
iafish hHud. me fsnifHi haii fsafH Haz
decorated stth Fasfaf NiilHH
Many Hurafa from thH navy fsfa aHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
A BRAVE LITTLE CRIPPLE

-rssboay Ay
left
spoke crspnas secretary
~ roabiea o~a. wHe
badge q courage
deserted ~. pssebts
hfnslG clipper obbin
Ths Zen bed baby his limbs lie
~ a ilfs how he ths
4 al ftkh9s held with
which he
~ hands ard knees thsnL-
optlnstle little hero,
you hurting you yoa
Il
but dannuess shame
II hs upstairs his hands and
wn
" flower o. Fofsaaa spsnady the soil human
explain
would crsy
phansd-a Willie
The parents Of that boy
Mes- hsn ths.
a
Beb h.n
SHOULD Be for people,
Of alssouu away grand
Jury lie loaded
citizens Who ernisrated their health December
Hubbard pleasure Of pso-
had Tor lonx
have failed understand privilege
byinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
BENTON cHURcH TO
Be DEDICATED


The nav Rruton baptist ehurx b
VIII 10 dedicated tpmoFFuM morning
The fefirafefy sermau Wtfi b.
pr~ac he'd 10 the Rev 4 A. Wnuiay
- purtinnd. oFvsua4
In the atnrunsn A = - a'eiask a
series - short addresses viii b De.
iivvrwd - failews
''our church. ~ Rev. FIRED Tay
Tor. seattle
-its lnnuencs on the Community q
~ Hon cprwin = shank. seattle
The Influence On ths NoaaE paa-
pie q the Generation. Dr. J. u
Weber. seattle
Its lrasanee o. fible - hoai.' By
fisv. % q kfnE. Ballard
Its influence on the Home -
ft@v, James Cairns of Fremont.
In the ss-niag Hax. 4. Walton
Terry wli preach.
Rev, r. Mines. the state evan.
Hniist and singer fpr washington.
VII begin a two weaks series %
meetings az Reaten AontRy at tho
Baptist church "a h evening az $50
~ IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18

aThs Second Mrs. tanaaeraY."
one uf tho largest audiences OF the
present suaaon allied Tie Grand opera
hauas last night Ga witness the pfa=
uuption OF pinefuH society drama
The aecona Airs TanauataY
thoroughly morbid and unlutateatinE
specimen ~ tho playWfiahtH art.
To persons who are Interested IN
social Problems better left uHt9uehs
cd or. m touched AZ all. handled only
with tonEH. there may be- combining
worth the time occupied Ia he
second Mrs. IhnuueruA hut u
the morally well balanced. the entire
aublnCt matter would seem o. hH dlfs
tasteful ID not distinctly feuuisiyr.
The piece haze All the unasalf aual=
itisa ~ such plays aa aapha.
Camille anA 2saa. and iafkH als
most entirely The touches af genaine
philosophy and pathaa With which
Ttna' especially ehaunaH
Though entirely different IA -
plot the play Is IN many RESPECTS
similar Go that cold sour Favored
lbarn drama. "ledaa anbiar.' fa-
gently presented at the Grand II
iaAyeA The spectator with the same
desire Ga pin hts faith IN the future
ca Murray a @aek comedy.
Mian GuNhian ia ~ no means the
Uusr CoHhlnn she once was Never
thrlraa her portrayal af the role ~
Paula Ray the yuuns person Win q
past Rha heromra the second Afa.
I ianaugray. was quite clever.
iier supporting company i. on the
whole. gpnd. The Nefk 81 Miss
AGNES hoaiyn 80 Eiiean. the step
iaas htor Nas very clever Mias
! Rnsyu - sell adapted ~ the pat
~ mature, aud plays u understand
inkiy
ne play vnl he presented again
tonight
ThirJ Avsnas Thsatsf
frts Fatal Wstatns ant etaas ~ sps
aaaaHtauf &c tha hifH ANnaaa Nith 80
nffhf's f.sFNafasnan ifffiz tailian Nasas
easti s ens ~ ne ataiH astfsetiNhss ana
hef rinses entiHa SAT sinalHs has ss@a@
taf hes hosts ~ aaffH fftsaszs
ntv fitf sHiffAfd eaHf sfffia Wli
ngsgn hriilsa sfise saaehE - las fhNH
Afsnee theatef Nfth tHnHaffssH HtatiHsF
f~ff rfsanHa ghs raaiHsHr IL ha4anf -
Ms Nap Asslnsau sa5ss5saet - - a.
hinliaii iiash ptsr ana iiiaaefs are htahit
- nisssd ssstaas y eahfsFas. asfifAe
- ~ Il rt.s,ts art bis faadaeu.s soss-
fauY rssns e. fts rhha Aeaua- nsst ~
aaF ant saturday naxhls
Madison Thsater
T.suesntl.ss 81 ths aaa.tsr asaliess -
fhr siislat ssfil - asea So Hssn sfsfsHs
ttlus tas assf s@st Afsaszsza afhsss alii
- ssrii Pass uafaal a. ssatfsfaslHisi sfth
81 pssslas srfsa4 $40 tsAstas uEsfss
Kali sia ksiis aifsei frass ths Easi la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
SOCIAL
DOINGg
,naEsnnuszsnsmuznHnnnnni

nsigh i-n,ssi fsafais 80 Miss IaesHtiin.
mae tHnhzi' ~ ats ritg essa nsAffisd Al
~ fas leHrt ~ fie lrtds 4zsa fHn4t as
sHas nafth 10 itsa y n Hanaaf
fhF Mifushf AHira Hisf hAs assaHH iH
fiistiHnu fw aenas - - a1saa hasi
Fttsssar uifhi ih fAiliss haii
NJ ans Me- ft tfafffaf 81 shfaFGA8f
fee ffirglis tasa 81 infaa aastisa a fass1i
hisHs. ttaa Naftaa sffesi
Ths NaFtpaas HfHt hes tessssH tss#'
assatisf 20 tutuNstaHs 80 > aaaHaaa f.aFff
- - sir9a rns srHRg nIata - asNi nnss
Be- fhTfstssle@n aA4L
fhs tniVssitr isi Hiah sAee = saH
taaf aifhf fn So InisaFssig AHHa8f Msal
slsssis ssFs i1fysrut 1nd a SO aaasal
1afisHtfNi affaW
fts sasftfs Has faen sfs asaslnE Hlzes
e sirs tsii astt fs4zataF nishf "a
hsnsss fsii
Hiss r'Eft aaserfalssat ths faeHt fafsff
f1taa tiat iasf assaihs e - Haaas. -
Hsaeeituss sffsst.
Alss Iaasstias raat 80 - asaziass =
q pfsiif ifaf nssss HsftF fassHs As affafa
aaasa ~ 49, naasr. fe& Msffaa street aiss
tsea rafFffts esa 80 aassi e nsaaaf. HHt
80 sFfa tHli ~ Sea aftts alfia
Nfs uaafss tassF sac : hss HHzftf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
Sunday Sermons


FIRST Presbyterian. Rev. NJ A Mafshsss
A. liz M. ''siauinE Aralnst Knowissss..'
T.30 ,. m. ne c1tyis ufaftsrS ant me
Eishfh Commandment
Westminster Presbyterian Rev. W.
Wilson A. N =. N, s9fhe Psallae War
fnFs f1r the Trsfh.a = 20 3. IN. Hoaer
my Faih-r ana ny authar
Lana strest Presbyterian Re-. James
Thomson viii n1eury tne puipif for ths
last tirle tefawe ieaFiax for hia nee pas
rlr&ts % the first Presbyterian shaFFn %
skagwsy. a. N he viii preach q
rn@eartai SERMON ever NJ late Mr. v A.
BrifRnan x this city, and Al - b. ~. ~
viii tsik abosf his nsu vors n skaxway.
~ salts nerth Aqfs1ay On TIE Steamer
Pirst n. Rev. n. 2. RandsH. At n
e. NJ a Naa Hanf Prom dol. g. m..
~Ths First shot fer Llbsffy.s ssfmoa
preached in rsoaeuitlou N ne aurie~fsafy
~ ti.s battles q IaafnEfea and Concord
bsfurs the peffiqtle assfzttas representative
u the Americas reHniHt1au.
FIRST ~ F-Reg r =. Rsseiie. ~ -
a. m. Individually IN sfFVscef %
D. M Christ or ffrss Frutts" some
missionaries On rsslta e. chius will b.
pr-s~nt % address rs congregation.
Mafksi atruet fiaptlst-EaV. = - Weber.
AZ II q "a. "AbeuulIinE IN tbs Work -
God. T.so ,. nL. 'iisfals5n ans conFic-
Fi--s tsn.ssr.==. -neg. " y. sinssuas
A. n a. m. "breaath ana fisanty - LIB
nrai Cbrlatiauity."
casnFeh % fidsa.-J " Eshh sldsr Meets
a. zz1s fssst JsffsraoH street # - D. n.
20 An the Way tha Trufh and the fAfe."
~ Zion laptlsf Charch-fgsa. y Gordon
bicffiera0n. pastor. MaruinE Temperance
sermon The fntai step egnutnF. 'Acpu-
Nci~nra. IL EafetY valve gf Life.
University CanznsKstfansl flhufnf Rev.
T a. WisNail nlhiHfsFst MaFaiHs ~
soi0ek. lie Voice Prom ths efennd3'
= - - = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-18
1.-THE. s,F;HE1A5PERtG5

tfsaa,ins shnd buck aaa sins aanssf
who IL ntian o. al ranafs hisH MF "a
krilH in original Nuaatah Shines buHH ard
einu danrinE ana hfaft AMI tNiif stretch
aftista Tho ufuai italaef iasslsf eaHs
aidsrst one nf ihs bead o. fhH hHsIHssas
sad ether ~sl knHwH artists taHethnF eith
the prlisa taagei'a in a nsH aHftgs II HHf.
iuH pifiurua ffuHi an uafiH - tha WHfih
vii also ~ 90 the htlii
iss teraatsa inuisht 81 The mattHes Cos
naHffUW and iuinuFufH uHh
David Harum"
That nisred ei1 philosopher David
nafuu will tHhr HH hIa HHHHtHtH Hf tiHH
Grand nsst Wainsras AMI fHufHiat
nishta ita viii aaer hafsss hiw -.
tsn ~ ihs isitsFa tisn e. fha fhsafaf In
Nrw lorh when ths deer I'D iaiH Nas
Hisae o. ashamed bf what zha 49, ufat
si-in fFeFhina tisns So aniifsHsHd - -
tam "a crane will - I'll ttaaa thutHa
Etts Ellslsr
tfineess Mar raaaf. uhan HfHs HIIsisa
sii p0ftrag iH tfe piafstafe ~ Hsaaltia v
thu dfand tofneffrs ana siisessaiiHs uishtsl
usa the sfanifusfhef nf that illHfsffa lsadf
3ans usvf ~ we s,ns go assh =
fiel iiHura ufef Aafi - iaofsHt ~ ebste
iNs dMtdran uHp 49, fAdg AfHFi Mr.
lsidaf 70 u,s rfinaieal Fals Ia WIEN
AHAAhAhHHHA " - IN AAHNHA
Weston a Herbert
Wusiaa ant Herbert Ard ghslr eAHHes lie
sniaiaaf epsn 90 ths ufand e seak ffalni
taW0rfuW Zoe thres fsffafuta HsHs
Mrs. Patrick canpbsll
ars rstnss ceuis,lsn saa~. e che
Ifand ~ rhaF.iaF sfsnihs 4 gfii 81 shes
a. uul rrssshf hefnanu HutaftsszHs pisft
- tsi-s Gas tshsh fsasnlad II fusilsh
no ~ ~ Ltins shteh rfsse8 thss
Hreat tfuiuph ~ tha Hscsut snHse aasisaf -
ths esistFstsa Fuaiish ACTRESS - tss esfs
a~s thsat-s. hss Fefs.
0nksr Theatss Company
'7fAs 0hfisusn haii fsaana passaffai
flaf all - 81 fhs Hasttia ffsaataf HH
est unas ffr fifai lssffaftlisfta Nft ~
sIfsH 81 MaffHss fHis4saffs5N Alta aIlsii4
tHH Nfft aHntaF usftuas sFsf EikaH tu
ere nasffia thratuf
TIE i'nFtriian - fafalaeHNH usss - tire
afftaiassf f4sfa Ia tha tHtesafa4fe ~ she
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Trinity Parish charah-Hsv. n. a.
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Church cerusr q rwsnti4th sesnss an
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2. ~. Instrshsiion aad bshedietiaa -
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Church % ths immaeuiats Cosasgti0n-
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Church Notes
Under The auspices u the Asu.s fdaeus
N the Wesfminsfef FfesfIyt sfisa ohurfh
thr pastor. Rev. !. y Wien. efii hsFir
tomorrow ssrisa - SUNDAY evening ser.
fnssns On The ten asunandanta.
Special Meetings
queen CITY T7ieaas4,siaaf aa8afats meet,
IN Pioneer hloaE At o. m anafaehsn. Z
q. W. kuNne
TfeosophioaI soalstv. Amanda lsaas
meets at fi1H Thira Heenua 1T y nj
The Futpfe ~ our Rec" = " phiupa
Progressive I.geeum ~ New Thaughi-
Hav. Irene Smith. Meets ot Msaanie Tesn.
pie 81 3. m. "spiflfuat Guidance"
Progressive Lgee um 81 Naa Tliaurft-
Rev Items Bnth. Maefs 81 Masonic Tam.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
u. s. Navy Yard and Battlsahipa
Steamers
Albion, Inland Flysr Port Orchard.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
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s 10 b. m. Saturday only. II. 30 p. m.
Sunday no trips at 6 20 aud sis
a. m.
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and q 10 y. m.
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and II 30 a. m. as aud 90 D. m.
FRIDAYS,
Leave Seattle---G 30, aud 10 a. M.
I 10, $3.50, a. 30 and 2 30 D. IN.
Leave Bremerton $40. no
a, M. ~ 30, 3. 30 and c rs y. IN.
Leave Sidney--s ana 81 % a. M
! 2 noon. Q and 8 y. ~.
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HICKEY DID
THE BUSINESS
BATrEp As WELL As HE PITCH
60. AND PITCHED IN WIN,
MING STYLE

SACRAMENTO. April fsl-~Parse
Wilson's yosns men It'd themselves
proud yesterday. winning from the
home team IN easy style. The fea
ture % the play vas the work ~
Hickey. IN the bon ard At the bat
The Senators were unable 70 ind
HIS elusive curves. try how theY
would. and as a consequence they
vent down 20 defeat With only q
lonely little run 20 their credit
The score Seattle J. Sacramento
1. Batteries, Hickey and Wilson.
Horn and Graham umpirs Levy.
LoS ANGELES. April is-Ths
Angels took smother header yestar.
day afternoon. being ont -batt.d and
ogt-piaysd az most Of the points Of
the gama.
The score San Francisco (. Los
Angles D Batteries. Lindsay and
I.~ahy. Han and SPIES. Umpire.
gConnelL
SAN FRASCfacO. April is.--Ths
first triple play u the season mark
81 the game Yesterday between the
Webfooisfa and Oakland.
The score Portland .. Oakland 4.
Batteries Slasis and viEneur. Ellis.
Graham and GSfigs. umpite Me.
Donald
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the tatusshiu Wisconsin we're present
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SsATTLE. ..vsP9YYYEos AN

EVERETT
The Palatiai Steamer, CITY or
EVEHETT. Three round trips aally
Laavss Seattle z a. IA, T. IN. ma ,
p. m. Leaves Everett Sis O. ~, = "
and 7;ib .. m.
Phone. James 1871. Colmnn Dock
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Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson a. Hauhe Halt
Monday and Friday evenings. ffis
NHta lessons daily. -.
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Take your jewalry to Bennett.
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. ong
privilege they
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governor Mssour away grand
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citizens who emixrated their health last December