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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-08
THE BoNDlssUE
Greensboro Getting Ready to Entertain
Non-F2esidents.
(snecIal 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. c., October T..
There were only three adverse votes cast
Yesterday in the election on $4,000
bond issue. The bonds are for the fol-
lowing purposes:
One hundred thousand dollars for
water works plant
seventy-five thousand to build sew
erage system.
seventy-flve thousand to improve the
streets.
The Oak Ridge Institute alumni. Of
which there are one hundred prominent
business men in Greensboro, held an en-
thusiastic meeting last night and appoint
ed various committees to look after
friends coming to the reunion.
st. Andrews Brotherhood, Chapter $50,
OF St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. yes
terday established headquarters for the
entertainment OF all visiting brothers.
DR.. Henry Louis Smith. president OF
Davidson College, was here yesterday.
and the alumni have secured SUITE OF
rooms at the Benbow Hotel for Davidson
The Guilford County Medical Society, IN
session last night, established headquar-
tiers for all visiting physicians to the re-
union.
The Press Committee, In session to-day.
provided convenient and commodious
headquarters for all visiting editors and
reporters.
organized here to-day, with o. Williams
as president and e. D. Nall as secretary
and treasurer. Articles OF incorporation
have been sent to the Secretary OF State.
The capital stock Is $4,000
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DINED IN MESS HALL
U. S. Artillery Battery Shown Honors
at Military Institute.

ISpecIdI 70 TIC IIIlIts-D1sVHtcEI
LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 7.-The Third
Battery Of the United States field artil-
lery. commanded by Captain Summerall,
en- route through the country from
Chlckamauga Park to Fort Meyer l; -, Waa I.
over five hundred miles Of their Journey
The officers and men were met and vel
coined by Mayor Walker, of LeXlngtoni
and Colonel Strother, commandment or
Virginia Military Institute.
BY special Invitation Of Superintendent
General Ship, the battery dined IN ca
encamped here for tonight and gave a
Special drill this afternoon before cadets
and citizens, who visited the camp The
battery leaves In the .morning for Mid
m orninU
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More than six months default having
been made n the paymene OF inf Gdta .u On
the deed Of trust from said Railway Com
pany. dated September Is. 1900, and re-
corded in the clerks office Of the p, Cor,
charlottesville. D. B. Il: pages 1o4 to ~,
and clerks office OF the County Court
Of Albemarle county, D. 3. Us. pages Is
ers OF Of a majority Of said bonds, the IN
dersigned substituted trustees under said
deed OF !, trust, vii, on !, , - = 100.
at IL NJ, at public auction. at TIE front
door Of the use Of Ans%ase
vile va expose to sale a hf sad
Street Railway tracks. with all its sidlngs
az LIE fant ama
leges, leases. easements, rights. fran
ehses and relating sad sad
plants: all equipments, machinery, plants.
poles, wires and all property tangible and md
Intangible used in connection with SAID
&c: sew several pieces 81 Real Estate. some
in the city Of Charlottesville, especially
VnSut on no whcS there R Springs
and a valuable hotel building. In short
all the property, covered by said deed Of
trust will be sold. This is valuable and
desirable property
TERMs-As required by said deed OF
Sale viii be made subject to mort.
gage OF the Piedmont Construction and
Improvement Company. dated February
!. 1895. to secure $4,000. first !, M mortgage
cure the payment for new rails recently
bought by said G. c. & s. Co.
MICAJAEI WOODS,
r. r. w. DUKE, Jr.,
G. GUY ROBINSON.
oct4.4w, p Trustees.
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Y. M. c. A. ENTERTAINMENT.
An Excellent Rem dition by Ameteur
Talent.
Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch)
FARMVILLE,t VA, Oct. Ton Tues
day night an audience which nearly filed
the Opero House witnessed an entertain
ment given for the benefit of the Y. NJ.
G. A. by home talent exclusively. The
programme was arranged and the par
ticipants trained and rehearsed by Miss
Mary Elizabeth Redd, who makes a
speciality of that kind of work. and the
result Justified the expectations OF her
Where all did we'll 1t is hard to speci.
fy, but Judging by the applause, Of the
audience. the numbers which particularly
rine Verser; a mnuette in costume by
sixteen little boys and girls; two solos
by Mr.. Joseph Poole: seventeen-year-ol
yet, with cultivation. make name for
him and a farce comedy by eight well
known Farmville young people.
The performance reflected credit upon
the towns hstrlonic talent and upon
Miss Redd's ability as an organizer.
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PIEDMONT FAIR
Horse Rears and Falls With Major Al
bright-Record-ereaking Attendance.

Especial to The Times-Dspatch.)
WINsToN-sALEM. N. c., Oct. 1.-THE
attendance at the Piedmont Fair to-day
was a record breaker, being about eight
thousand. In the military drilling contest
this afternoon between Winston, Green's
boro and Reidsville companies. Spencer
Hanes. Of the Forsythe Rlflemen. won the
prize for being the best drilled man: Tho
Judges were Colonel ]. N. Craig, Of Reds
Vile Major j. c. Bessent. of Winston,
and Major r. NJ. Albright, Of Greens.
boro.
Major Albright, W was thrGwp from hi his
Gus, Injuries. The animal became fright
ened at the train. reared up and fell with
him. To-day's races resulted as fol-
lows:
by DR.. Smith,, OF HEREFORD. N. C.; time.
2:2o; purse $500; Palmedium, owned and
driven by Dyer. OF Greensboro. second.
Mr.. Haden. OF Raleigh; time 2:ls 80; purse
$500: second Sam Patch. owned by Mr..
owned by Mr.. Daniels. OF Greensboro.
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A farmers Heavy Loss.
Special to The Tlmes-plspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
GRUEN BAY VA, October 7--Mr.
Walter Harding lost his entire crop Of
tobacco by fire to-day, The barn caught
much Roadway to be saved, The build
Ing was in ashes In a. few moments. Mr..
Harding carried no insurance on either
his barn or tobacco.
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Malatesta Are sted.

For impersonatIng secret service oftl'
Ger at Richmond, Va, Charles Malatesta
has hcon arrested at Bridgeport Conn.,,
and will have hearing at New Haven.
1t Is claimed that he defrauded a number
Of Richmond people out OF small sums OF
money on his pretense that he was
secret service Washington star,
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Pho.bus News,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,)
PHOERus, VA. October 7.--Governor
William Thompson and wife. Of the Ma
tlonal Soldiers, Home, Will leave this
evening for three weeks visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Balderson, at Evansville.
Ind They will take in several States
during their trip ,,. ~. ,,r ~,
left this morning for Lexington, Va.
where they will play the v. NJ l. boys
tomorrow,
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FINANCIAL
$25,OOO.OO
TO d MD.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR,
Maker Of Loans.
Get Loans
N your City Property from
McveIGH & GLlhR.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

The City Of Richmond. Va.
Office City Water Works, City Hall.
Chas. 2. Boiling. Supt..
Richmond, Va, Sept. ~. 1913.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at this office until p. NJ. OCTO-
BER 49, 1903, for the construction of q
WOODEN CONDUIT, extending from
the Basins to the Pump Works. lnfor-
nation, specifications and drawings can
be obtained at this office.
All proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check for $500, payable to the
City Treasurer.
The Committee on Water reserve the
right to reject any or all proposals.
CHAS. E. BOLLING,
seps0, oc1, IS. Il. 16.1S,22,3.2S supt
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Coble ConvaIescent

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
GREENSBORO, N. c., Oct. 7.--John R.
Coble, who was shot yesterday in a fight
with T. j. Murphy, was out this even
the trial before the magistrate. which
was set for o'clock, was continued
by consent of counsel on both sides until
Saturday morning.
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Murder on Account Of a Woman.

GOLDSBORO. N. G., October Like
Ashford shot and killed ELLIS Whitley
last night In this city. They were both
negroes and got into dispute over a
woman. This morning the coroner sum-
moned Jury and held an inquest. and
Ashford was remanded to Jail on the
rharge OF murder.
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BY ]. D. Carneal and Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
11O6 East Main Street.
TT RusTEE'S AUCTION SALE 0E a MOST I,
EXCELLENT DWELLING PROPERTY oH
Monteiro Avenue, Barton Heights.

By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust, dated
July i. 1901. and recorded IN 20 Henrieo County
fatit having been made In the payment of a por-
tion OF the debt secured thereby. and having
been required by the beneficiary therein 90 to DO,
H. on the premises. proceed to sell BY public;
auction, the property conveyed therein, via, All
movements thereon, lying and hslng In the coun.
ty Of Henrlco, Va, and consisting Of the north
II feet OF lot No. 2, all OF lot No. 8, and the
Barton Heights Va. The dwelling has rooms
end every necessary convenience TERMs-Cash
N. B.-An arrangement can BIO made for long
time II desired. OCT 4'1lta
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Con,lrg Io,pay.

Governor Montague Is expected to re-,
turn from i,ynchburg to-day, and wall
30 in his office this afternoon,
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AUCTION sALEs-rHls DAY.
AUCTION sALEs-THis DAY.
BY E. A. Catlin.
North Eleventh Street.
No. 30l5 Z. Clay ST.,
at Auction for Division.

AT request OF the beneficiaries, who arc
determined to sell to wind up the estate,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER s. 1903.
at o'clock p. Nj, sell on the premises,
tho dwelling. No. 3Q15 East Clay street.
There is very little property Of this
should attend this sale, II you are In
search of a home at a moderate cost,
or wish to get good returns on your In
vestment.
q. A. CATLIN, Auctioneer.
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II YOU want boarders, use Times-Dis-
patch Want "A, You Will get them
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
BY John T. Goddin Sc Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuotlonearSs
Bank and Eleventh Streets.

C G 81 HWc pBsieA AYfri eT sAaHg
stes esats Se sEss eeS sl sd Mn
Streets; also two valuable lots In county
street and Hermitage Road, near tho
shops OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. ~
In execution Of decree OF the Chancery
eaes Of w Vim s''Y Eett ( ersmp shos
Company. ct ais, against A. l., Shepherds
administrator, Sc, the undersigned spe-
cial. commissioners. will soil. at public
auo'Tfp tE e .hS psosGmTsoesssER 10, 1909.
&c sones ' t%o sstory and sas @ Srek
ea1 ana o ms sn Fds qs Mn hnewn
Nos. Ali and ia North Ninth strest. These
respectively, with bath. range, &C, +
e sHe tenants rspn an For are good paying invest
t tas Second. Say at 5 O'clock P. N.
the above mentioned valuable parcel Of
a do az ys sseu ana pe eonsr gay Street and
Hermitage Road, fronting on south SIDE
OF Clay Street, lt6 feet, and running back
rregaar, nss about s fset T.
The accessibility Of these lots to tho r..
f.. & P. r.. r. shops render them very
yee ehar aor can ~ ssen
at office Of the auctloneers.
TERMs..one.third cash, balance upon
q credit OF 8, 70 and 10 months from ne
notes. with interest added, and tho title
retained until the purchase money 10
paid. and conveyance ordered by the
court. or all cash at the option Of tho
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SOL. CUTCHINs,
HILL MONTAGUE,
WIN. ]. LEAKH,
Special Commissioners.

The bond required Of the special COM
missioners by the above decree has been
duly given.
Teste:
oct7-tds Ct1AS. o. BAV1LLE.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

TOR RENT.
NO. 400 AND All WEST GRACE
Street; two Of the most delightful and
rp-to-date new Brick Dwellings In the
city, with u rooms each, large halls. and
closets everywhere necessary; bath
room; location first-class. VIII rent low.
J. D. gCARNEAL & SON.
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cTREET RAILWAY. ELECTRIC
y LIGHT AND ICE PLANTS AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
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BY A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Aucioneer.
Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION sALp
OF
TWENTY. FIRST STREET.

BY virtue of deed Of trust from Ter,
having been made in the payment Of four
of the notes secured thereby, and being
directed SO to do by the beneficiary. we
viii sell at public auction, on the prem
'S T1SitrE SsspAY 18TH DAY OF OCT, 1908, !.
at O'Clock P. M, the above house ana
lot, fronting 80 feet on Iwsnty, oa,ss
Streets, and having a depth OF 100,
TERMS as to costs OF executing
this trust, taxes, and to pay tour past a.
due notes OF AOo each; the natanSe ~, ~
sa'e' L, w. GLAzEBROok,
u, II. SPENCE.
10 LANE STERN,
oct s-6t trustees
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It pays to use Times-Dispatch Want
Ads,
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WENT TO WASHINGTON.
MIR. Christopher Powers and Miss l'es-
sic Beyill went to Washington yesterday
to be married, A Northern trip Will be
taken after the marriage, and then the
couple will return to their home IN this
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will sell, for account of whom II Iaag MAJ,
CONCERN, at my aus.lon,hogss6sa a. , p;S
stock of weli-assorted ard ATTRACTIVE
Jewelry, Pistols, Weapons, Tools, MUSICAL
Instruments. Ornaments, and numerous
other articles.
TERMS-Cash.
Goo. a. Valentine and A. r. MontsomsLyl
Statesmen. WIEN
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Mr.. Powers is a we'll known machinst,
and Miss Bevill is n pretty and accom-
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plshed young lady.
MARRIAGE YESTERDAY.
Mr. Andrew ]. Wood and Mrs, Mollle
A. Cotton were married at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs NJ; a. TAtam,
Raw Mr.. REYNOLDS. Their home Will no
in Chesterfield county, where tho groom
Is a prosperous farmer,
" PERSONAL AND NOTES,
The funeral nj Mr. George n. Porter
took place from the home Of his father,
on cowardin Avenue, yesterday a''eF-
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr., Ben. p. owen, Jr., has been APP
pointed district deputy grand master OF
district No, 10, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr., j. u. Galloway
The Royal Arch Chapter WAN '"ee'
Mrs. A. C. Harding. who had been "
for some sime, has resumed the conduct
of her music classes,
Miss Mabel Coghill is better.
sTOcKToN-sTRE OFFICERS,
The annual meeting of the congregation
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ito N. Seventh Street.

AMILY CARRIAGD, RoLL-TOP
DESK MASSIVE WALNUT FUR
NITURE. MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE,
CARPETS, MATING, LINOLEUM,
STOVES, FINE FURNITURE, ETC, AT
AUCTION.
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Geo. w. Mayo. Auctionear,
ITO N. Seventh Street.

CO 600 STOCK OF JEwEI.RY. PISTOLS.
pA TOOLS, ORNAMENTS. INSTRu-
MENTS, ETC. AT AUCTION.
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While the committee gives no promise
of reaching the decision Saturday. 1t
would not be surnslag II they DO. -
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HILL-REID.

A social event of the season was the
wedding Of DR.. Edward Goyan Hill and
Miss Elizabeth Henderson Reid at Meade
Memorial Church, yesterday evening at
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of Stocntcn-Stleet Baptist Church was
held last night and the following ofiicsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

The appHsSut looked back over his
rhauldar stlf agvIHs. 81 Dee expected.
MANY feminine vYuH at various and
suulre culora uNhd en hIm. hecaWr
paraNart aud though he OPENED hla
IHrruud lips m brave attempt Go
answer. ue sound elua forth.
The iudsu repeated ths question
aud then went ou Co explain IT, y
it correct to Say the sheriff 90 the
state nr the shoritf ot the county iH
referring 10 that afueihlsa
The slleHrv was unhrokeu aUl the
iudge looked pusaied.
come, uume Nir Anderson be-
said STORMY. Tell me what iH tho
name wc give Ca our ehirf executive
officer"
Anderson stui continued % atav
ateiidty st his feet
Nou must answer these question
before vou can take thr cath Nou
seem O. be utterly unqualified fuf
attlnvushlp. unsi set Yea look a.
though yen mtsht be poe rHsad Uf
aNarAHe Intelligence. VIII set OF
the matter iu different way Tell
me. if yuu know who Is thH kluf
~ the United states
Anderson. lOokins once NOR,
around the reem resolved % make
one supreme effort - I've h'a Noiet
give utterance. and after swallow
ins three ne four times. said loudly
Roosevelt"
Judge Taiiman sighed and closed
the hts bonk IN front ~ him| Nur
are not qualified a. hroome Cii'.
son. hr said. "Cau thr urxt caae
M Clerk
rhsn the witnesses came 60 the
reseua of their friend They tn
formed The conft thar in the rom
muulty Ia which be lives Mr. Andef
snn vac respected and looked upon
as = uau 81 solid worth Also thai
be- was particularly int rested in rai.
tiles and Was mars familiar with
ire government ~ this country thsr
mauY men wha were born here
lie il iust sea red. your honey ~
bHahfHi and efnhafra aari ~ having
go speak nut before Iii these people
otos explained
Ia mat 81. ar Andersen 90 aeke"
the futxe
The man rotaed hts Aesf ana q
Hissru - hong t.Estrd hia features
Very we'll ! should NOT wnadrf g.
that wer. ere trouble sitter 81 satf
the Judge kindly ~You mas takt
the nath"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

NHta 70 GFseN
n ia easy aunalrh Is OH ere 2
house with guests n they are sure
~ having a good tine Some hoe
frsnea nenui 60 fail utteflv IN piar-
Tag thrif guests az shsa withuut Civ
ing them something 70 Do that viii
henp them busy.
Invitation fu nut party may Be
sent uat inside a walnut she'll v
la raHv 90 remove the meat and
afier the ipFiIe has bean cleaned
there iH fpofn foF . little note one
hostess wrote briefly uppn tinY
clip % paper Airs Jss. Johnson.
A. home Thursday evening. eight
- clock SUITS 60 Crack
Bach guest upon his arrival war
prevented with n iittle hons made
booklet ~ birch bark On the firnt
uaE~ wers 10 questions and on the
second Page there wrre numbers
where The answers could BE- written.
The questions wcre as follows
1 A song wr have heard before
Part ~ ~ is the abbreviatlau
IF a mans name.
: Half o. &c g. an inclosins stfuc-
turr
what tisht shoes sometimes
give ono.
s. ufth q u Is piant and
the remainder a utenniL
8 Five -siFhths % n Il a much
admiHfd TINT In thr human eve.
fNe-eirhtha of e isa beverage.
rapy the whole Of the remainder
is an abhfeviation ~ n boys name.
g T-IFr-aiNhth Of " is n beverage
Al oily substance. nut being the
last syllable
The anHsrafa ataF~at
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those who are obliged 70 60 without
sasaf. for they contain more sugar
thAu most fuita
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GET IN THE RACE

Ths Popularity Contest FOR the kim
Ian Cah5nst 0fabd Fiauo fusN 81 -
Second asunarl has aroused cansld.
erabis infsrest n several - the seat.
lie Lodges and Unions. The nunnissF
- votes east IL Increasing each seek
THE contest - uGen @ any fsaiRs Or.
der o. uniuu ia Kins county
n you Whut your Ledge 20 Union q
ain tho race ard plaao. al rou have
10 90 ia e. write ths Initials and num
tspr - yuur Ledge IN the voting uck
ssa sud drop them ia tha ballot boxes
n abs following stores which also gisa
vutins tickets free with ever - casn
purchase
t.srtaine Tea a coras. iau y Madison.
Eastern outntiinE ca. "a rtks
WoodhatlaH Hardware 20. IHe md az
Great Eastern ClnthinE co. Arcade.
Seattle Optical -. Us fad ave
Hes Hive urr Quosis. selt LET ave.
Herald Tailoring Co. it2s md ave.
oGawa Art store. ik2i znd ave.
fiisal CluthiuN Co. Madison and md.
shsmsk Umbrellas. etc. Arcade.
ifke Htfsrt tshaFmscY. tis PIKE
Imperial Tailorius ca. iiot IND ave
Iuhuaan CIGAR stand. SIS PIKE.
Inch cigar stand. igg Pike.
AfHkAHaa > ~ ANAAas SO y Hf"ftAstta
Irving a Cannon, Taiiors. al Culum hla.
i.fndausr. Joweict. az Pike
Saunders Dslirafes4ru. sif Pike.
Haynes Candy Store. N8 snd ave.
fsrummara Grocery. na Hssisr.
Burger a Marshall, Ind a y Union.
electric Laundry ard a Marion.
Palace Laundry. 1914 sth ave.
french Hand Laundry. 81 Ara ave.
IHtnHan 6srnufrv. fa.t iaf ave
9aopsr News Stand. i0s Denny way.
IL Otauy Grocery II lat ave.
More % follow
Ncrby a Gordon. Drugs. let a Virginia.
hykn. Friit a cigars fgia lot ave.
More "a follow
Vote now stands for most popular
AndRe ~ Union Ga unx caunty tprire.
+ imhaU Cabinet Grand Piano. NOW at
lkzt second axels l.. q. r. n No. a.
it. United Artisans. -. Lorraine
9hap. o. y. &. lis Palm Circle. III.
aaslsa. IS l. .. T. 81. No. s. 81. W.
. " No %. =
Vote now stands for most popular
lady iu king county Maud Inman
GAnnerl, 10. Mrs. Emily Callahan, rs.
Victoria Peterson. IL. Alma RoFsr
t.arraina IN. AIRS. 4, X strive 81.
The Cooks a walters. A o q. " and
other organizations and ladies received
smaller votes. we only publish lead
era. First prize for most popular lady
residence LOT: second prize. Garland
siR- hole range. See card on Piano FOR
future votes.
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An attack go stage frlght which
Inspired him Go blush like school
siu and caused O. tongue te beeewe
an uuruly member saturday nearly
prevented Iahu Anderson. now ct
ballard but FORMER uusr ct SWed=
ish seib trom becoming an Amc rtt au
eItlE3n.
Accompanied By tvo friends who
bad known hm lu enc DAYS oe his
Youth iu che OLD country Anderson.
katten uH foF the eceAsItu 400 boiled
SHIRT and a SOLAR which seemed Go
his unaCeustumvd rh5H like au lustru=
mont of torture. walked rtlthy into
superior Judse IhllmHus court %
take the oata OF ciusepshlp. and 90
rorsweer allegiance o. ala kings.
princes. poieaiates aud any foreign
pawers Whatsoever
The vision that confronted him as
Ia looked around the rtUm would be
dlsaoaccFting Go sstn a FTruehmau.
Toe Il Vas divorce DAY and ffuu
every uoek and corner and over me
topc 81 every chair seemed to reel
tire faca % Wemau.
In Az agCnY of Embarrassment the
florist giant h.d his hands hsEnt the
caattaiis 81 hls tsht black cuat and
at MAMH NNEfNrtslt ON a ENatf HlNh
al attorney was az that tlme utiiia-
Ing as a hat rack.
The prominent member ~ tho
bar kiared 81 hIm ard rescued the
depressed headriact. Andersen fsel-
ius that each aud csety would b.
grass widow VAS EasIus az him. and
at him alone looked az L he wished
he coed drop Through q trapdour,
Ahem. au applicant for eitlren-
sh.n said the iudEe / win attend
t1 his case at once Nj Anderson
you may cums forward"
The Swedsa friends gave hifn n
push and before ~ knew u be was
standing before 'fc Judge with "a
cauntanancv the hue 80 which exact
" matched the crimson plush canopy
which hangs ever the bench
judge rallmau's examination ~
applicants Tor citizenship b. alwayH
short but Co the point
Are Ycp an anarchists ?" was the
first question
Anderson stood first an cur f0ot
ana then on Ire other but IKE
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states reasrnfnauf. anh the duties %
the different effesrra'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

An Emerson Piano
will be given away at
The Hub New Years
I've.
Every buyer has an
opportunity.
ON the square.
Opposite the Totem Pole.