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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

The Hanna-Foraker harmony Is
SO thick that anybody could cut ii with
= knife.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Many a politician could learn a
useful lesson from Uncle MarkHanna
in the art Of taking his medicine
gracefully.-Detroif Free Press.
Mr.. Hanna referred H. him the
other day as "our young heroic presi-
dent" Uncle Mark knows a band
wagon when he sees one.-Chicago
Record-Herald Und.).
Mr.. Roosevelt knows what he
wants. and asks for Il Of the man who
has a great deal of the say about Civ
ing il. Endorsement in 1909 and get
ting the nomination in 1904 are differ
ent things. though. Next wear IS the
time when the convention will be held.
and when the politicians and mana
gers will be doing the most work.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
-Postmaster General PAYNE "re-
grets to report" that one Of the as
sistant attorneys Of his department
has been arrested for boodling. IL is
also sad 10 relate that the prisoner
charged with the crime is a good repub-
iican and was vouchcd for by Senator
nishing more than her share Of these
patriots who have so far
been discovered in the post flee scan
dal.
The republican organs are very
busy selecting the democratic candi- |
for president and Of course de-
clare that no matter who j. nominated
he cannot win. They will find that the
democrats. when the time comes for
selecting delegates. will send their
best men 10 the convention. and they
will agree on a platform and canai-
that will command the votes Of
all democrats and keep the repub-
busy until the votes are counted.
The home example has made the
Philippine postmasters get busy. Two
u them have looted their offices. one
svcn carrying of the safe There
be no need 10 carry Off the safe
lerc. for the department would Doubt
give them as good n chance as
had. and carry of the contents
u the safe when they saw fit.
~-Postmaster General Payne ex-
uses his hand By denouncing the mo-
ives Of those who make charges OF the
condition of his department. II
e was earnest in wishing TO turn the
'ascals out. he would welcome all evil
lence against the evild oers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

Patience produces peace.
A safe sin Is n sure poison.
Greatness is always gentle.
Vain the letter withou; the life.
Sincerity i the best sermon against
hypocrisy.
The breadth OF our influence de-
ponds on the depth Of our Earnest
Less.
It's no use for ? nan 70 pray 10 his
father so lor.g rs he prcys on bis
brother.
II l. easier ~ know the way we
ought 10 20 than 70 60 in the way W
know Rams Horn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26
SYMPATHY.


H - are ss4 IN solitude
o1r k~~r~s' sorrow hidden les.
- burning tears hedim the eyes,
iAe stubborn sou. IS unsabiuet.
~ When surrounded by cold hearss.
IHai ser ttroo Wish X nInd pain.
b-t cot1ly Iook On strife NJ strain.
80 SINCE tear 10 eye.ll starts.
y" - frrnF girg burifrs crush aus D,ss.
ana break ycDng hearts ana blast ycuns
hopes
That face on HES ascending slope
Tie sou. s sio.id a. before.
h.t when warm ,ooks are IN US cast.
SOFT ylicfs ard kin Msrls from AL.
ihfn VII the X rest anguish fall.
on. then the tears Tow free and fast
Ike John w Douglas. Inn \. Observer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

At present there are employed on the
Panama canal construction 1900 Ia Dor.
ers and foremen. As physicians and I'D
civil engineers. They were employed
BY the canal company. but are being
paid by the United States. The daily
expense OF the construction amounts
70 about ss,o00.-Chicago Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26
SUBJECTS AND GOLDEN TEXTS.

SUBJECTS AND GOLDEN TENTS.
Lesson I.-Paul's Farewell to Ephe-
aus. Golden Text: Remember the
words Of the Lord Jesus. how He
said. 1t is more blessed to give than
to receiye.-Acts 20:35.
Lesson ii. - The Resurrection.
Golden Text: Now is Christ risen
from the dead. and become the first
fruits of them that slept. Cor.
1920.
Lesson II.-Responsibility for 9th
ers. temperance lesson. Golden
Text: Let us not therefore, judge
one another any more: but Judge
this. rather. that no man put a STUN
bling block or an occasion to fall
IN his brothers way.-Rom. 1913.
Lesson IN.-Paul's Journey 10 Je-
rnsalem. Golden Text: The Will O.
the Lord he done. Acts 2l:14.
Lesson N.-Paul Arrested. Golden
Text: II any man suffer as a Chris
tian. let him not be ashamed.-I. Pet.
4:16.
Lesson vT.-The Plot Against Paul.
Ioinen Text: The Lord stood by
him. ard said, Be or good cheer
Acts 23:I1.
Lesson VII. - Paul Before Felix
Golden Text: | viii fear no evil for
Thou art with me.-Ps. 23:4.
Lesson NIlI.-Paul Before Ayrippa.
Golden Text: Having. therefore. OBJ
tanned help of God. | continue unto
this day.-Acts 2G:22.
Lesson IN.-The Life-Giving Spirit.
Golden Text: For as many as are
led by the Spirit OF God. they are the
sons Of God.-Rom. STA.
Lesson X.-Paul's Voyage and ship
wreck. Golden Text: Then they CRY
unto the Lord in their trouble. and
He bringeth them out of their dis
tresses.-Ps. 1914.
Lesson NI--Paul AT Home. Golden
Text: 4 am not ashamed Of the Cos
pei of Christ.-Rom. I:16.
Lesson XII.-Paul's Charge 10 Tim
othy- Golden Text: There is laid
up for me a crown of righteousness
III. Tim. AS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

An official report shows that at the
end Of las; year there were in Japan
" agricultural schools. six fishery
schools. 2s technical schools. 30 COM
mercial schools. seven mercantile
schools and 90 industrial schools.-Ed.
ucatiunal journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

Lesses n the Isseraasienai ssrsss
for Jsne -. iou3-Qunrtesly
Review.

GOLDEN TExT.-The Lord shnl; de-
liver nae from every evil work.. amd
will preserve me unto his heavenly
~htnsdom--2 Tim. Ans.
CHRONOLOGICAL REVIEW.
A ID. 81. s.. Paul's visit to Mace
donla and Greece.
\. ID. 81. Epistle to Corinthians
written.
A. ID. s., spring. Episile To the
Romans written.
A. ID. IS. Paul in Troas.
A ID. IS, Paul ia Miletus.
A. ID. s.. spring, Paul's journey to
Jerusalem.
A. ID. j.. spring, PAU arrested.
~. u. s., the plot against Paul.
A. ID. -. paul's imprisonment ~
Caesarea.
\. ID. 90. Paul's speech before
Agrippa.
A. ID. 90. the voyage 20 Crete.
A. ID. 90. 81, Paul's stay at Aelita.
\. ID. 6l-63, Paul at Rome.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

-Another republican scandal has
come TO light unexpectedly. by the dis
that the fund Of the District %
Columbia for special assessments has
been looted Of $4,000. The officers in
charge Of the District do not seem IN
even taken the prccantion ia
the cash from time 10 time. for
the footing has been going on for five
years under republican management.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

Out Of every 100 young men called "
Tor military service in Italy. nearly Sc
per cent. have to be excused for ply -
q unftncas.-LoDdrn TELEGRAPH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

The general scramble Of the r.
publican politicians to get in place on
the Roosevelt banc wagon is born OF .
desire for political spoil~. The repub-
lican patriot. whose main hope is for
the old flag and an appropriations resee
gets left IL be knows t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

The worstfeature about the post
Office scandal is that 50 many ron
gressmen must have been aware OF
some Of the misdoings and participated
in the plumber TO the extent of getting
their friends appointed to office or the
salaries Of those already there consid-
erably raised.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-06-26

A mountain Of granite two miles
long and a half mile wide. IL said "
have been discovered in Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
SOC p [,
DOING


The members Of the order ~ tho
Eastern star viii siFe = dance next
Monday evening IA the Masonic
hall
The lenHuanH club gave a dancing
party Wednesday night in fhriHtou
sens hall MbuY guests we're pies
eut and dancing Nah continued uu.
90 late hour
The fatua club met "wednesday
might la the iteufau iiii fluh house
Professor Little 70 the dancing mas
tee The club II composed Of the
people Of 4sutau hill
Mr. aud MH = Christensen hrr
making elaborate preparations for "a
character dance "a be given some
time IA the near future Il VIII De-
in honor ~ the Friday night class.
The council Of Jewish Women held
their regular meeting this afternoon
ln the Temple 4 very attractive
program WaH rendered.
Miss Ada ifanfufd gave pretty
luncheon "wednesday afternoon ai
her hame on Madison street
MrH Frank n fteuiak entertained
the Morning Whist Club. Wednes
day. at her home. 1ais Minor ave-
rnue.
Mfa. N. J eannsu has returned
from Spokane after visiting her Die
tsr Mfa uiHnin. FOR a few works
sAquiiia lodge. Ne s., . Of "a, A
y, q ". IL repairing for a bail "a
BE- given Saturday evening April ~
in IL nsW hall. the A ~ q. W in
the New York block Ths affair
promises 20 De- one nf the most en-.
ioynhie 81 ffatarnai affairs This
season Excellent music viii be fir
uished
The Ladies' Musical club gives ~
next concert Monday afternoon.
April ~ in Christensen hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
M NyM MND MRD
MN Is 4 TRUST BUSTER
O. Ha" Selling the Fuel for S275 Load the North Seattle
District, sad Is in Bad Standing With the Combiw

Seattle has nt least oae waaaYar,:
thnt ia not IN thu trust. Harvey 4
Sons ~ hoac place of business i an
~gVond avenue near Vine street and
whose telephone number i Nniai4 -
Hfu tuttiuN thv Trust price 1T 81 AMI
81 ie a lead tug stove Wood. Within
tnc territory in which they apefats
thoy ae selma wood az ga.fA a load.
the pricr which ralnd throughout the
Wv hrfufc tho wood truHt Waa
formed last November.
Consequently the Harvey family h
iu bad standing with the dealers
Who Rre iu the combination. Hut
they ATE fr1t Worrying Mr Harvey
senior sage nothing and aawa
wood both literally and neura.
lively.
nv stopped the buasaaN lauE
enough this mernmH. however. a.
tcH "a star reporter that he eunstds
ervd s. ib rnoush a. thafse fnr stove
vocd, and Ia explain Why he had
[ dropped eut ~ the combination
a Wa in the trust faF time /"
said he. hut 10 was ms m aefafahd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
LITTLE STEAMER Ell WOOD
MAY HAVE BEEN LOST

The little stern wheel stesfner IA.
Wo2d ~ nnw nve DAYS over due AZ
This port from WFanksi. 1t Il poas
siblu that she has been wrecked 81
damaged by staFfus. b. Hf II more
probable that she has sought shelter
lu soue inlet or hay fretn fhs heavy
southwest SALES that are HlaWiHs
un the southeastern AiAska coast
That y the rrrurt brought hY Gsrs
sa5n ., %, ilauKhman 81 the ul4ek
HAN lineF Humboldt which arrived
Yesterday afternoon fHam skasasy
The Humboldt encountered some
% thr worst weather on her down
ward trip that Capitals Haukhush
has ever rNuffteneed lu Alaska
NutoFa "a thla time ~ Yeaf
Tho tlwoot ieft WfAuEel Arfi
and unicas She htH sought sheitHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

ing that the AFtremeut a. raise the
pfltu Was 90 nr n force only during
the winter wuntht NuW that aptnE
IL hcfe have gone back % the old
prize
faur that matter even ia the win
ter season. wood can he Bold "A s. e
and fair profit made Iht taHt
pricv cannot last look Tor a de
crease rather than an Increase IN
thr price 90 wood during the com
ing summer I own my own chop
PEERS camp ana am here 90 stay.
The trust dealers are mHhlf Ia
dienaut over Nj iiArVtN'a action
They claim he was one OF the ftfst
a advocate the trust. untWtthatauas
ins which fact no - also the ftfut
Ga break thr agreement entered into
a hen the combination was formed
The trust dealers are very putiea=
lar a. call ~ "a combination. They
say there IN $50 trust
They have a large sliced hammer
nut Tor Mr. Harvey regular Nead
srnttera maui. ga fact. Mr. Harvey.
they say. sells Interior wood and =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
kSSAQUzH Ri0TER
PLEADS GUILTY

Nsdward Cope. nna - the pFinel-
pals In the resaent lENauu9h riot.
rirlfsh guilty IN the Superior court
yesterday afternoon "a two grand
jury indictments charging hssu 20.
spscffv@iY with assault and t4ttsrN,
and resisting an effieaF.
Dor the FIRST ofienss. which 49,
committed upon Frank sfsfnn. he
vas fined SIC. and fos fssistIuE Mar
shsl Case he ues anad saa Both
Hn~s Wers paid ans Ceps Nas re-
lea sed from euH,oaF.
Fat Curtis and John TrtEE. uhs
we're leading spirits - fs@ riot. Wefs
zfso indicted ~ TIE grand fury. bat
have not yet been arfaisnsds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
MASS NEE TING
At GREEN LAKE

A mass meeting viii be held Al
Hrgergarr hall. On ksrsinaion Az
euue, near flftF-uiuth street. Gre 2
Lake. Tuesday evening. April "a fol
the purpose Of eecuriHs = free and
fuu expression Of psiffie afiaion u
sidewalks,
Every property owner Is ufEed y
take part 30 that . clear SOLUTION -
the brablafn may Be had.
Good speakers Nili be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
INTER- COLLEGIATE
DEBATE TONIGHT

Che u the largest public inter
collegiate oratoftrai contests Ia the
history ~ Washington Will be neld
The evening in thr Fremont Baptist
church Fnur colleges Will Dc rep
resented. Whitwoffh cnii.Es, Puget
Sound university Seattle uninhrY
and the University 90 WaahinNt0u.
Housing enuteHtH have bern hasl
In the Tacoma colleges iu order 10
ahuuae their ranrV vmtnctfs. and q
: kaas assn saf Il tsak "A fnr fhia even
ina THE two best Ff'shstFn VIII 10
cent L. the Interstate contest a.
Corvallis. ore. 90 compete With the
Msenafa ~ ufeEuu hnd California.
The contest WI BE- held under the
auspices % the state University
Prohibition LFHEue. which -
hfaaeh - fhr nstionai aasnriation
Ike contests Btu bs hsid Ia 3
sHafea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

/ sanrW hers she should have maae
the trls in Four days-@-Fhe Elwnaa
l. hHinE hruusht 20 seatfla hy cap
tain a. "a Mclenaid. owner 20 the
skhEit queen. tshe has purchased
lsaf % ruu between thia paft ass
the sk8EN river.
ln AflNhtnk sound she steamer
Spokane was PASSED nuriahuund Il
hours behind timu because ~ fauHh
weather
The Humboldt brought the flrst
Treasure cargo 81 the aeasen tom
the kiuudikr. no consisted n fia Vua
o. duai Consigned % The SerfhHfn
Commercial Company She had $
paaaaunHfs ThaHH frsm the Ia
SON - now LARGELY barren 81 NnaN
ard ifrua sable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
DELAYS EXTENSION or
STREET CAR LINES

The seattle Electric Company win
not build lfa connecting tracks or
Union street between Third ana
FiRhth avenues untn after the ques-
lion - the fegrade q Third avenue
q settled.
n has been the intention u the
company 10 build the Union STEER
connection and uperafe Green t.Ihs
and Ifnieerrifv 70 - on Onion af@et
.aIrd Tbird avenue, ln order - relieve
the congestion on Second ageuus
aud pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
MIR. PADDEN DEMANDS
SOME INFORMATION

+. a. paaden. Indicted by ths
grand jury fuf ihs alleged embez
Esmcnt while deputy county treas
uruf. filed an afhdavit tn the super
iot court yesterday afternoon. 10
which he SKIS that the state fur
nish biii Of nstiruinrs. specifYtnE
the dates an ahlah the misappfuuri
atiuna are alleged 20 have been
made nj fadaau u chHfEed BY
The grand jury with embeEEiiuE tsb.-
eos "a
Dr Client has removed his offices
- Marion building. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

trying % advertise hts yard AZ the
expense of the combination.
NJ. Harvey admits that he hheH
tho advertisement the knockers
ars aivnE him. That 10 one Of hi
reaaona fur alaHhina tho octopus
rates AZ 90 tho quality nf hts
saad he says ho in wlllng 90 allow
his patrons 60 judge.
It burma. Says Nj Harvey. Win
merry grin what else can YOU
expect I'm not selling ahingis
bolts.
ST.. Harvey states that he can 10.
liver q Toad nf wood ht the price 81
$50 within that district of the ITS
lying between Pike street on ths
south. Roy street ON the NORTH.
Eighth avenue on the east and he
hay vest.
Although he viii not commit htm
self. Mr. Harvey intimates that 4
the Increase ~ hia trade warrants
he may extend his a. 70 territory.
The star would like 90 hear ffunl
other wood dealers outside the trust
III there are such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

News vas resolved BY n. steamer
Humboldt. which arrived frnru flag.
gay yesterday afternoon. that John
Ri~te1sr. formerly sch known hotel
slnm ~ Vancouver o. g. waas frozen
10 death On the trail ffuM Dawson 10
kovkisk ssar. Frt. . he died a
Hafnuond river. when but tFea miles
from the camp fof which BE- Was
heading. = fact which fssalssE e ape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
FROZEN TO DEATH ON
THE KOYUKUK TRIAL

rareft that he must havo been rpsk
tng an almost sgperhuuasu effort e
reach his destination. shen DEAN
overlook Min. iiia body Wsa found
and taken 70 coitfoot. uhera II va
buried leb. "a.
Neteyer went % the Klunaiks o.
TIE nr.i rush ga 1891. ana made eun
siderable money. A widow and ahll,
dran residing Ia Vancouver. survive
hiri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
PLAH TO CARE FOR
THE CjTyS aci

I'm. -fIaffffifi7- "a tf5.57-s5ssssf5s
,srday decided to submit 70 the city
council y draft ~ an ordinance pro-
gidinE for the care Of the destitute
ainh.
NJ n proposed that the price now
mali M VVaypida MiHzi0n hospital
O. aiafn fgr the care 81 city patients
r. Increased and that the city IA
Tor fhs first three days ana INC
county for tha remainder Of tho TIME
the invalid - In the hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

/ AtiIaiFal Evans H. noW stationed. O.
tbs effect that Miss Virginia f. plan
ming = real JAPANESE wedding
The hfi.asfo-be. ncr1fn % MED -
her nfnthHF Nvnt O. SINGAPORE a few
place early Ia the summer This
y esidins ~tii be hsla 80 the hotsi~ u
Miss Swans sister. the wife Of Leu
tenant Marsh. 10 rDkio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
suNRtsE MEETING

N4steF morning al IS o'clock Al
the rtrsg baptist shureh. the chris.
tlan g.adeaNurHrH Of The city WI
held their annual sunrise pfaYeg
BsHeftnH john Arnail state HAT.
ing lHthsVor superintendent. siii
lead the masflug The subject III
"a Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

On a charge Of stealing cannes
salmon from Northern Haelte pief
No. !, Cana CLANCY. = bafibag and
Roy Miller. alaa hotel ampiuYs.
we're arrested last night. They
were BOOKED "a the psiiee station
far petty larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

Secretary aruut 81 The civil ser
vice beard. has recsived Use Appli=
cations to takn ths coming oiNa aef-
vice examinations ror positions la
the city employ. The time for niinE
applications ends nest Saturday
efpninE. The exam nations viii be
giu Apfu ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

WASHINGTON. y. =. April A.
f<psc Iai corraHpondsncs The rs.
cent announcement 81 The engage
ueni ~ Miss Virginia Evans taugh .
ter ~ finar Admiral RehiaY n
Evans. cafnmaH def u the Aaiefle
wsfuarrssn. and Hafgsia ingalls, Fsss :
an ~ flo~son. has lust been fuiiswssl
- ieffern frum SINGAPORE. where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
20 WEp

The following marriage leenae'
have been isaued EdRur Thompson
~, and GeOrsie Fend, ~ bytn ~
I snattle Marion George. 81. Of Oiym'
ola. and Nina Ia Barre. ~. of Ia
coma. Linden Gregory and Emmi
[ charles. Of LEGAL nRe. both u Seattle
{ S,hafles Johnson, a. and sophii
| carlson, 20. both ~ Nawea@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
ALASKA
SALMON
Official Statistics Regarding
Pack for 1909 Published


Howard NJ, Kuiehia. susstsl sxsai
af the treasury department has H.
sued his report On the salmon fish.
esien % Aiaska Tor the gesf tsas
TIE total value Of ths l.aes w4s
sSestgsl
The report shows THAI the business
iasl year was In the nanda ps y
( companies and lndlx taual owners.
/ oraeFating ~ ranraariss. tHEakaef etth
the nalteflea OF which a TN emu
nferafiun n not given n katehtn
shows mat the total uaes ~ tua
49, 49, F..,ssr.s 49, S.. 'ss - sss-
I cases in sHeraa q that - the FHst
Gus yraf and that ne entire pHek
represented. a take - % leHs tssH
"a s6f eco ush. equal e. tas.#fs -
pounds 20 prepsrf4 fppd. TIE a.
{ ErrEate Amount paid in saEss so
anrrsthinE over ttsse. So. ana ~
amount paid Cor In plate q. - So.
This valuation q plants Il SCI
down at 81 eos "a. and IRE heHnHs
tax on ~oduet = placed - ffaA
Nsl3 Ths shlpplnE s1nnla1ed n thf
businesa emhrared Is steam 4ud 3
sailing vessels. texethxs atth al4l
fighters and small boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
10 mum NEW rlAr

Permits for the erection Of two
81 900 flat buildings were secured
yesterday afternoon y nud " Lima
Httam nfapnaa % build row ~ two.
story flats NJ 3ui 90 80 First avenue
west George shields win erect d
similar raN at fualer way hnd fif
teunfh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
Call on Us !
for tho |
Right Mind
Of Light
~
COZ First Av0nse


PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
For
U, S. Navy Yard and Battisships,
Steamers
Athlon, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard,
Pier q.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattle 30, 10. y. 10 and
II 20 a. M 40, : 90 .. Z 90 and
d n y. N. Saturday only, II 30 y, m
sunday. no trips at 80 and s.il
a. M.
Leave Bremerton--7, Sis, 10 and
II al a. m. Il so, $40, 3. 4 30. sac
and 10 y, NJ.
Leave eidney---s; 40. 8, $40 and
it.ab a. ND 1 2 noon. and 6 .. m.
Lsavs Charlsston--G so, Z 30. o. &C
and II s6 a. m. As and 6 90 d. M
FRIDAYS.
Leave Seattle 80. . aud 10 a. M.
Ills. ESQ. tf30 and 7 80 y. m.
Leave Bremsrton ---S.lb, ll.sl
a. M. ~ 30. 3. 30 and 4 ~ y. m.
Leave Sidney and 1925 n. m.
IL noon. and g. m.
Leave Charieston--I so aRd 1 l.Bg
a. m, ! ~ and 8 % D. IN.
For further Information
Phses. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
naHlNa NEW DISTRICT

T'he matter n To Creation 81
school district az Medina, aefgai
/ Lake Washington. Is before ths
county commissioner this afternoon