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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
YESTERDAYS
RACES

FIRST RACE rive and half
farionEs. Cor three feaf-plds ara ups
selling
walter a.. ste 3. chandler az. frat
deltfintgr. sscana
Miss Dividend third
fimv-tia
SECOND RACE hrec furinnGs Ter
fhFcrs rar-uids ant AZ. selling
fictms 2 e. 4 stFuyra %, first
Pat rpekef. aeeaut.
Hsfrates. tAlra,
Hiuse 81 -
THIRD RAGS - turiensr Tor
three yesr-alta AID ue
osrAr Telis. - i. ltawr9n up. first
fsttnrpw. Eeeaud
iiurdpck third
Ttms.-ii6
FOURTH RAcg sarvn firiaess fes
raur. srar-eida and up. .seliios
fiewaEs. 10 /. kshi~F gpl gsrst.
u-or9s Dewey. second
1silowatese. thtfd
Ttme--t NJ
FIFrH RACE rtxe furioar.. Ter
three year-eiaa. selling
ftin . % 4. Hsstsrsan 20. first
fFlz, s~cats1
Cftvuaa. third.
Ttas - -
SIXTH RAcFaSfx nsrtanss fas.
faer. yrsr-eias sp8 ar selling
Espiranda. 5 tn = Cells up FIRST
Shsiimouit. saeand.
Arfanf hoy Third.
Tiane-fE Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

ine now whore The matter win end
RE men are afftklng o. xaa ret
month al wages ThuY are now re-
erivins but $40 T'hey clalm that
TIE prvspnt fssmunefa ton h. not AIDE
anate. according - the long hours
thew are obliged u work
Tho deNkhaudz have nn union. aud
Tor that reason ate uuly aale 20 earey
On q deaultnfy strike, Il In possible.
however that they may form "A union
hetote the present trouble III ended
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FUNDS FOR NEW
PYTHIAN HOME

DALLAS. Texas. Jaas n. Through.
.-.s4 sr-4a4 ast4nga flssaessfa aeaSa a4aa.s
feaav ~ fha fAshts4as Sisters. lsa Re-
xpcnse 20 tbs redaets 0f the Knights
~ Fyshias grand offiesrs. thar the day
~ observed a. @f'lfhiau Widows and
Orphans day
The object - - raise funds FOR The
proposed home ~ the order. Il f.
hoped that = total ~ ii1aea will b.
raised when me construction u The
herne wfit roranseaar
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400 DECK HANDS
ON A STRIKE
Employees on Puget Sound Steamers Want H;ober
Wages Situation Is not Serious as Yet

\ strike ia ou among the tao
dssshands employed ON rugc, sound
steamers A. Yet no vessels have
been DELAYED - a result Of the
trouble, long eneush 10 sesiousis in.
teffefr with sailing schedules hut
the dittulty Is hseeminr snore seri
aas every day and lhrto a. NO tells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
BURGLARS GET BUSY

Two lodging ho1sa buffiariea wsrH
reported 70 che palsss Last uight VIII
lam Randi who rooms IN tho PiBueeI
hotel IN fifth avenue. said he had
been robbed ~ a valuable pair - field
glasses and other vaiuabies The fsofu
Has entered yesterday
ghltasa said thnf i.tisetars han
entered his roam At Hi Ysaisr whi
ard had stolen SIS In money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
RESCUED BY
MOTHER
vAeRANT FRANK AsAroN,s
oAueHTER TAKEN FROM MS
CONTROL

tittie leoHte Ashtsfi the pretty rhtla
Nha oas fatud NaHdaftng thfuush the
streets With q Aftaken ana dlasalute
father was ttkeH e. ssu Francisco
lass NIGHT hg hsF mRihef, Who A.
rived On this eitF Yesterday aud a.
eaeo Weni h. TIE house ~ ite raiies
usatren a. elaira hss tsyrar-aid daashs
ter. Nho haa ben stolen ny Prank
Ashton. Nrs AshfaHa diyorced has-
band Ashfou = naw in thr citV fah
chain EanE,
Nr ana Afrs. Ashton wers ditefssl
recently Ga San F'rahtlsfst as, Mis-
Aahtast ~MA NAa tha uiaintiff uaA
xfeeu the eHsioa, ef The chiit me
father kldnarEad fhe Hifls one 8 tea
Nes - 40 ard HFsaahf her e. Seaiiis
After Ashtons arrest fur vaEraHst
Mrs, Ashion Naa notified that t.eeuir
vae b. tnr na5lee naAtrnns csfe. and
started az ouea taH tHts stty "a zee her
child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
TROUBLE FOR
THE SULTAN

BERLIN. June za-The Cologne
Ganstte today prints letter from
A reliable SQUIRE IN Coustantinopts.
Which says that AFTER the recent
fxht bstwrso truops. 90 Noundesi
rsien we're removed frofn the palace
The SauH. ~ not known. Disturb
anosa have reeeasfy taken piaee IN
ne srhnDlE. Thr troops have sui
pressed the trouble. though there
hays been a number 81 ALLIED and
wounded other sdsices hers lad
% the belief that the 90 Soun1ssf
NEE we're Involved in the rlaah hn-
tween traspa IA the YirdiiE Kiosk
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Take the famous scenic Shasta
route. Two trains daily TO san
Francisco. Fast time. beautiful
scenery and excellent service. ss-
attic 20 san Francisco tz8I6 first
class. $40 50 second class.
Special rate excursions 10 Chi
cago and return. fs2 50. ~ Louis.
$3.50. Omaha and Kansas city. t104
Eegs Orleans. $3.50 Memphis,
1880. June = r. 20, July IS ana lH.
Aug 20 and 20. Pull particulars.
i-s..ey3-st -sz-.s 49, - e5..ss
Pacific cos Once. SIS FIRST avenue.
y 4. I.llla. KennrnI aRnnt .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
LOGGER % G A. MAY
BE DEMENTED

OLYMPIA. June "a --hsnfy g
Mllter. a well kHewa logger. disht
reared from has~ Junr ~ ard fftenas
fear hv I. dsrssuted and perhaps
wandering about ~ the woods IN =
helpisw. condittou.
The first tnsfallnssut % the nss
SESSION .A@= @az received ~ thF
state librarian tfsiay ard Ass h~lng
w~ns cot 90 offtetais in nina eeuntisa
Of the state Other cuuntis9 VIII -
us1uplisd within = fs~ days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
DRAMA By AMATEURS

4.s ...-s.,sS- f~s- sNs1s
me kcRnsmY n ftuiI Sau1rs l~sa
- closing exercises u The srhsuf
year yesterday Afternoon AZ The
Third Avenue theatsT. The program
was og unusual esceiiencs aud con
sisted % Vafiotst kfnda % drills By
the pupils % the school several
~anHn BY q rhurus Of 100 vutrrs. and
the presentation Of a drama. The
exceptionally god work % the
amateur acforn elected a great deai
u fAAorahle asflnlnaslt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
MAUPK WAS
LARGELY/T,
~ SHUT OUT THE ANGELA
AND SCORED rHE ONLY RUN

Seattle won yea. even shut out the
top netchsrs. b a score 20 o
II there had been such a thine as =
blind pig near Athletic park yesterday
afternoon the swine would have been
on the run Ions before che seattle Lee
Angeles game was over TOT " was TIE
knd that would drive any man to
strong drink
Little Harry Maunh, put tho twist
"a ths ball that ala it n was Harry :
first appearances on the loyai diamond
a. one If pastaiss nahrs. aud % say
that he made good Is but hair telling
Il
Htrirhistt. thu man iauted ~ the
beat pitcher on the Pacific onast, also
had a pretty Hoea aftiais ~ deliver Ia
nesdp tiiaes bat IN of times. whHH
no one was on haseA nuE's TRUSTEES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

mass. 30 p N. ssspefs. ssrInea aHa
lsssss.siviiea
a.assrh ~ the fls,ssaaeaizi. Csuesn
gs.es 80 D $780, ~ x II = ~ E. =
. ~ Lon mass 2 - "a hlan fasHs
sd -ermssn = , -. feeSfg ans ben
atftissi
Tfiaii, M. e chureh Fr.asrie c
t.~e AZ "A a va. "IreNth IN
Gfsrs. .. ~ -Jonah The Fof
sien Missionary
Ros,sa cs,hetie Meetings
~. Mays Parrish REV. W. J
Meta church sarurF - TSenttsth
avenue and jackson street. Esrig
mass asa s-ffnaa irhiiafen.s nlAsss
s. a m. s8nsfa Ysschooi (, - 3 n.
Instruction ard bshedietioa. J =
D. ~.
church n Our Lady q Dced Hsip
Rev y \ fTefuntnfue. A. a. N.
'4aw mass. 10 . = N hish mass.
D. n saspsrs and b@neslctien.
sacred iisest Church Rev. dec A
uiia. kte . m and .. m. iaS
| mass. 40 .. m Ssspers. sermon
and bsnsdietian.
J church II the iutfnarulats sianeep.
tian HeV. A. ENeers. ~ - aud
lssa a. M lev MAS. lo.ao a m.
high mass and ssfuion. % 3. IN.
so~ary and eFrsatefien.
Special Meetings
Qussn city Thsasaphicai fecistY=At
. m. aThsaenphT and Ogegitism
NFs y. a srh~sEefi
Theosaphirai Aaststr. Seattle iafEr
ktNp ~ rEisn u the Cfu~s. srmtoi.
issa." rhonsaa Prime q ENGLAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
YALES GREAT
PIPE ORGAN

NEW HAYES. cum. June - =
In wocis1y hall II Yale university.
aaa % tbs srsAtest pipe organs IN
the world NNs dsdieatea today To
shs rremofy af Jena = N~wterfY
late % Detroit Airh. The uexaa.
whieh cost upwara 81 sac.eoo. - he
alff q Mrs Helen n Nswterry. Nhe
xlxrs Il In FnsmorY Of her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
STEAMERS FOR ARMY

MAJ bingham - The United states
quarfermaatera department purchased
yesterday Ter government usa fhs
atsamarH Lotus ard Flossie The for
nrr IL 70 bs used ~ Nal bingham for
FRA yelling on the sound The latter
will be placed At THE service II the
RaVsrnmert fafce at Iaines mission
and Htagmav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

The launch colby win leave sun
dag fnaruln9 for Three Tr~e Point
frrfi tire foot q Washington street.
south % Pi~r ]. ieavsnK Seattle ~
a. IN and I 80 p. IN. returning,
leaving Three Tres Point At 10 =
a. ~. and early n tina evening
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standing 81 ne Club.


First excursion II the season. The
new steamer Walsh viii leave Gal
hfalth dock ai ? =. ~. sunday, June
-. fof Tacoma nud Olympia. Good
music, good boat aud good time az
aufed everybody Round tflp 20
Tacoma. SOC. io Olympia, 800 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

Orders taken for hve or six-roofn
houses. with or without modern Inn
movements. small payment, balsnee
monthly. see sample houses ofiife
Al cor - aiKth ave. west and crock
Ell street, sfssf queen AHnHT ,-iFi5
any afternoon between 2 and 4.
ffefrhar 4 CHfuantaF.
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COPYRIGHT lssa

street car travel IN a cisy % taaee
i nor - heavy a. 70 make the uuess
flan % handling crowds nearly 81
alfacult a. the aasssts0a % drawing
aifttfsfdH. Snd sheftiy after the
t-hiiiieuths. - street rsilsa3 iins
Was equippr5 With riectrie paWrF
the Nis~ man At Is had sae an
appaFsunfty foF Increasing business
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COM N ENJOYMENT
At RnMnn!M

pTf-NHwIcK. Ne. June ~ The
commencement exercises az Howdain
college which c0mmrree tornorraw
aud rontirue five days wfN include the
dedication ~ Hfshfmra hall. the asw
college U5rarT balldinE river ~ Gen
Thomas ~ Hubbard 50. Tomorrow
fhe Hfaccaiauraat = sermon Will BE- d.
Iivered hy Pres dent Hyde.
The library NHi b. dedicated wed
finsdaF afternoon Hhen Gen Hubbard
viii make the presentation address
The hniidine wifi ha accrpted ~ Chief
Jnaffre Melville " Fuller who was
graduated from fse~asla IN lssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

By employing hamdaon,a yQanE
Mufnrn AZ eandsehTA
~ c1ufae pespla ianahrd NJ hifas
WHY, there sa4st Annshar cifs -
The Emitted states with Wou~u street
car rouiactofai= they said
That's ana feazga | WHnt them.
the superintendent snseFfet
Hut yoa cant nnd thsf- thsr
declared
Lave that TO mo- no said.
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r. L.
EASY TO RsAeH EAsY TO Hfyy
ssaausisai lacafian ua sAase X Ia. ws.s.
ineteui short fias on g. siec,rie cars fsufp
firsi 80 wsshlsst.a l.ses iots. sosiIs.
saa 40 de~u All s. ntanth Tas sifesFs
seid. ever bcdY likes fiainisr beet a.
ias best and CHEAPEST property IN uiafEst
Tor hons aud Investment. scb5.sl.
nad eraara avenues Escwalks. xfasa
fiesa beatins, hsthinx, fiubinH hlsh are
hseithfpli plenil Nod ana cliy water.
lumber IN ierms 81 hesnes built Zee Mr
Weed, aren't eftce - Rainier Beach ~
G. X ss1risvant o~nsf, sio no.ton hiaek
sis0ka iaN acrrs bsts.en seattle a.t -.
ma. ~ acres IN Earier berries ana o..
ehara 10 Rtres fznead r-fa-nri f,ltise
barn and chlckrn hauees.i hnrss eax.
ons. 1 COW. ] hsifeT. about 100 chiuksns
water ripe1 q the house y mile from
ishusi ana tntaFasbaa station. qf@ff.s,-
srsa q Arneil feani = hcs~eli biocs.
THE chance fdY , home SITS. = Arrss =
sxnsiisut uuiis only ~ minutes ~afk fra-s.
tn sisc,rie or. Eeat asishoors hanas 90
sohpol and only - mtnutrs' rif@ frsssr the
city. Adams ktahniA 81 weshiagtan
building
CHEAP lots 81 tss NJ. 81 nlliruan cilg.
ohiy n minutss ride On Old Eenton eaf
line on WNshfnkteu street terms g
doWn ~ mnnthiY. Gene today Larrs
warm cfncs On srounds.
WE can locate you On the best homestead
tanfs IN Washington. We have SONS
anod farms for sale. Caii on =. II.
casey, zoe Pacific hiu.ck. Seattle.
hnuuM suttasr@f.at Gixi2o, near Capitol
hin Ias. q. Taylor $3.50 Aitaae.
f41u ssis or rent nakefg. down town rood
chance. Apply sol Seeond aNCnue south
Sewing Machine
aiiilnss. sewihE nsaehlhs fspairins. isii Is,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

Strengthened out eight u hts tHistart
for hits, though two o. three Of them
we're noratohY.
Maupin was the man who ciruied the
diamond and won the same FOR Dug
aalaa Babes After Stanley had WALTZ
I'd Harry popped up q nasty little In
field hit iiuisu forced Stanley At
third. NeNirheit accepted FREQ trans
partation % first Freeman raped =
HwIft one 90 ifoilthnHWofth nud Maus
pin came home under n fan head u
steam ana WON Ike Hame.
The score by innings
seattle ..........o o o 0 0 81 o -
Los Angeles o q 0 0 o o o 0 0 0
ttits seattle. q isas Angeles 3. Ers
rara Seattle. 2. Los Angeles. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
DROHAK
GOT MS
sUATTLH KEEPS UP HER Los
ING STREAK At FRISCO

SAN TltANcIae0. June 40 seat
tie was again defeated. The secure
was II 10 y. Drohhn. the Houihpn v
recently from Syracuse, was Initial
ed into Pacific coast League base
ball by such a drabbinE w the third
game that the alHaahea were
knocked down another step towards
the already perllouhlf near cellar
bottom.
The worst of II was that when
the IAN FraneiEru aggregation did
take The fail out Of Drohau they fell
all over themselves until u looked
a. big as a mountain.
The score b. innings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

ssFTsaT huiialrs lnseftss. incesns So r-,f
Hsaaih. lat tfsssizf tsts - fruit. tzkan
tryFua n wasted
aHfessta hutse-s frsiftesath aFenns - rot
III All kiHda ~ fruit Gals $3.50 ss4a
aaah
s-reaea new ntnissn aatfase=Tsnth avenue
wNst aisVa. small % yutrnt down hstsncs
mFnfhif
affsfnl hnaae- Traih hNenus west. tinsn.
sstan payment aoNas baiaucs same -
D. - ~ kRs a co.
7e1 e - Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

/ Ele had no tfoubla tn fnding con-
dnetufs. ana the frnt days they
worked. business WAs heavier than
n2er before. esespt In county fair
Nrek The novelty wore of. but
hnsiness continued better than be-
fore the change vas made
Whsts utafe the tofnfunr re
eetv~s every fafs. saia one e ghs
agffelais we never have 70 zee =
Hpatter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

We received two mprr asioads Of
the geiebrasea Jewel Steel Ranges
Thompson Furniture &c. Inc. itsf-
ttE8 fnt ave.
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Come In and Secure
This at Once
A. LAWRENCE
CLASSIFIED Ads


Fof aAis~Na2I Estats
Daily hAAcH lN acnss, - fins
land 80 there u III fhs White River
valley. al IN cultivation una fenced
and cnoas-fesseea e4oas 10 intersrhaH
sta tidn. f-reem house. iargn barn
several oufhulidlnEr. snof milk hau..
:. 49, &iis = s - 80 g 49, -.
pafticuiara.
ROBERT NALrBY. 80 New York Bin
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4, spokane san pranci.oo, 81 spo.
lauu
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see OAR special On Lawn Mowers.
GRO. H. y; woo2soUsE 90.
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THREE AcREs ~ BALLARD.
tiotsi sofa al IN caitiNAtton aud fenced
small house. orchard garden and al
kinds u small fruit owner IL
Obliged 20 iraxs and viii sacrifice IL
fnake q quifk sale
ROBERT MALTn4. tia New rura nlk
TWENTY ACRES sich black snrdrn
land. with niee creek acres IN cui.
uxatipu. 10 aersn siashrd and burnt
balance alder. midway between e.
affis ard Tacoma. adjoining sma Il
town 81 100.
ROBERT MkLTHY. &c New York Bls
4 hARSAiS-N acres. All good land
70 acres IN cultivation. IS acres in
pasture 1-roorn house barn. several
authuiidinEE. orchard al kinds 81
small fruits. nice location adioinias
small town handy % Seattle. q iao
ROBERT MALTnr. ae New York nik
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SEATTLE. e

SEATTLE. EpMuNps AND
EVERETT
The Palatial Steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT. Three round trips daily
Leaves Seattle ! a. M, ~ m. and
p. M. Leaves Everett Sis a. an. zsaa
and 7.it y. m.
Phone. James 1871. Coiman Dock.
=. b. SCOTT. Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

MAbAMn CAROLINA wonaeflfi
olairvoyent msdiumi tells tho present.
past ana ruturei names given. cards and
pnimistryi 100 and UPWARDS. Rooms "a
% 1919 First avenue. Vendome hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

A. Helena Helena. a. Tacoma. .
At Butte Portland u Suite, O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

Twenty five acres. al cleared large
orchard. Eood house and barn. very
best " soil. iva milk cows youne
team hnraea Nsa aHH. bugsirr, all
farming implements chickens. piss
stands % bees aud tire price h only
f4EAH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

] An IL man ~ ales n Yoli some ulta
~ ser-ens Randall she tarI.eHisI ga
Haaison. t1anst Aaln if70. q it8I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

a5l6 -aafal. sssassazy afisf6oos q
eseuinH. risnss return 70 rms f9urt
aFeuua
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-10
TICKETS on SALE.

Talent for the Epworth League Lee.
ture Course has been secured and dates
arranged as follows:
DIR. Guy Potter Benton opens the
course on Dec. Is. He is we'll known
educator, q graduate Of Ohio Wesleyan
University and is now President oi
Miami University at Oxford, Ohio.
rSamuel Adams, PATRIOT is his sub.
iect.
The second number on the course
will be DR.. A. A. Willis on uSun.
shine," January 5. DIR. Willis stands
alone as the successful lecturer OF two
generations.
Benjamin Chaplin, who has created
a sensation by his life-like representa-.
ton OF the character Of Abraham Lin.
coin, will come January %.
On Feb. 25 appears the Bostonian
Sextette Club which needs no intro
duction to the musical public Of Amer
lea, as it has for several years past
been known as the leading organila.
ton OF its class.
The course will close with the Chi.
csgo Lady Entertainers, March Is.
They are not to be classed as a lady
quartet, but as four star soloists OF
artists, each competent to give full
Evenings entertainment.
Tickets cost 81 for the course and
are on sale At Cowman & Fawcett's
and A. w. Murdock's.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-10
Death Penalty For
Killing President.

Washington, Nov. "a bill pre-.
scribing the death penalty for the
crime of killing the President of the
United States, the Vice President,
Ambassadors or Ministers of foreign
countries accredited to the United
States, was introduced in the House
today by Mr.. L'ttlefeld (Maine).
The bill prescribed life imprison.
ment for attempts to commit bodily
injury against the President or Vice
President. Persons who aid or abet
any of the crimes mentioned are
deemed principal offenders. The
harboring of persons guilty of the
offenses mentioned is made punishable
by twenty five years imprisonment
A fine and imprisonment penalty is
provided for the teaching of an
archistic doctrine, and for conspiring
within or without the United
States for the killing of a ruler or
chief executive of any other country.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-10
DEATH OF A GOOD MAN
Mr.. Berry Smiths Suffering Ended
Monday Morning.

One of the best of men was Mr.
Berry Smith who died Monday morn
ing after an illness of several months
with cancer, located on the neck.
He was a great sufferer, patient al
ways, and death brings precious re-
lief from all pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith we're among
the most faithful members of the
First Presbyterian church for many
years although Mr.. Smiths name was
not enrolled on the church books un-
til January 1900.
Twenty five years ago their only
daughter, Anna, was called from
them and since that time they lived
for each other, and to make others
happy. for in no home were friends
more warmly welcomed than in that
of Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Smith.
January 5, 1902 Mrs. Smith wascall-
ed home. Since that time the lonely
husband has lived in the same home.
Miss Emma Gibson. a half sister of
Mrs. Smith, who had long lived with
these good people continuing to keep
house for him. Through. his illness
she has been a faithful helper, and
no one will be more desolate than she.
Mr.. Smith left no relatives.
The funeral will be held at the home
Tuesday afternoon at l.s0, Rev. G.
Z. Davies and DIR. G. L. Kalb con-
du: :ting it, and according to the re-
quest of Mr.. Smith the service will be
in all respects as nearly as possible a
repetition OF the service conducted
by DIR. Kalb and Mr.. Davies at the
obsequies of Mrs. Smith. The pail
bearers will be the same with the ex-
ception of Mr.. G. NJ. Stevenson, who
Is in California Interment in the
CITY cemetery.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-10
Two Parties.

The following invitation was issued
last week to large number of ladies:
Mrs A. J. Miller.
Mrs c. f. Doty.
Tuesday afternoon
November tenth,
$40 north Detroit street.
two to six.
At the same time ladies and gen.
tlemen received the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Miller.
Mr.. aud Mrs C. E Doty.
Tuesday evening.
November tenth.
500 north Detroit street.
eight O'Clock.
A large number of ladies received
the following invitation Monday.
Mrs J. s. Deemy
Mrs E. G. Scarf
Mrs w. W. Riddle
Thursday. Nov. 18th
g toe
2is E Columbus Avenue.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-10
Governor Nash Issues
THANKSGIVING Proclamation,

THE observance of Thanksgiving
day is beautiful and venerable GUS
tom, handed down ito Us from the
earliest days of our history. The Pill
grim fathers, safely landed upon the
shores of the new world, assembled to
render praise and thanksgiving to
God for their deliverance from the
dangers of the deep, and for the
promise of that larger liberty which
had been denied them in their home
Thanksgiving day to the present
time, our nation has bountifully
shared in the blessings of Providence.
Following the time-honored custom,
the president of the United States has
issued a proclamation, designating
Thursday, the twenty-sixth day of
November, of this year, as day of
general thanksgiving. Supplement-
ing the action of the president, /,
George X. Nash, governor of the state
of Ohio, hereby ask her people to OBJ
serve the said Thursday, the twenty
sixth day of November, as Thanks
giving day. The citizens of this COM
monwealth have abundant cause for
Thanksgiving. They have received
in full measure their share of the
general prosperity and happiness.
Labor has found larger opportunity
and fair reward, commerce has Sc
cured new and growing markets, and
agriculture has once more yielded the
generous treasures of the harvest.
The thriving condition of these great
industries has extended to all our
people. Let Us upon this day assem-
BILE in our homes and places of wor-
ship and offer our reverent thanks to
Almighty God for the blessings
vouchsafed to US. Let the fullness of
our gratitude find expression in acts
of kindness and charity to the un-
fortunate and afflicted, that they also
may have cause for being thankful.
GEORGE K. NASH.
By the Governor:
L. C. LAYLIN, Secretary of State.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-11-10
An Early Caller.

Uncle Sammy Detrick was very
pleasant and very welcome caller
at the Republican office, Monday
morning. He came to ask concern
ing the Thanksgiving dinners furnish
ed by the w. r. c. to the poor OF this
city. Before he went away he left
au order on one of the groceries for
chickens or meat to the value of five
dollars. Who will be the next one
Money, potatoes, apples, onions, and
chickens or meat are wanted.
The REPUBLICAN office is easy
to find and Mrs. Campbell viii
be glad to receive and turn over I,
the proper parties any thing, ANYONE
would like to donate to the goo,
work