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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-21
JUST A
FARCE
State Proved Guilt, But Jury
Wouldn't Convict the Slor
Machine Man

Although il was proved beyond all
doubt that II. ~ Prince had operate
trade-payinE fl0t machine n bis
cigar store on Flrst avenue ON October
Il. jury It I'VE men disagreed IN jus
tice Canu.a court yesterday afternoon
AZ 60 hiH guilt Or innocence Donald
Smith. Capt Manning and r. = Aet-
zsr voted for conviction. but Robert
FItEhenry and q. =. Pepler atead out
for acqultfaI and declared that they
would never change their minds
John CraEweii. the sixth Juror who
WAS a. III Ia the case failed 60 pat in
an appearance until late and was finsd
s. for contempt 81 court By an agree
fnent between the attorneys hEe men
heard the ease. The testimony for
fhe state Was clear and showed eon-
ciuFivsiy that the machine had been
operated. However. the jury could nos
get together iu the uatter.
Although the arrests were made Oc-
tobrr ~ fourteen slot machine cases
lie dormant ia Justice Cams court
But one II she fifteen yet o. D. tried
has been ct Ter heafInE. J.. AiEnon's
ease has been set for next Wsdusfd day,
and Arthur Barton. g ~ Cotton l..
q Benedict. J. y. Rudolph, + G.
Cheaafy ard Neia Clliberg have been
selected as the jurors.
sixteen q Che slot machine cases
were taken bsfore Justice Cam and
ane has been tried. Demands for jury
trials have been made tfy all the de-
PENDANTS.
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Star Want Adj Agencies.

p. y. Mullen. Sei Ballard ave, eco.
City Hail
Frewont DRUG Co, Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield g Co, Druaalat,
eSd and jackson.
ersham's Home Bakery, 25o5 IL,
avenue.
c N LOhndroti, cigar store, siels
Second
Thoa Harris. al Posteties. Rsnten.
llttls's Pharmacy. tss ave. north
and Harrison street J. n. little,
proprietor.
Carlton & CO. Druggist, cor. sth
&c. ard Pae. street, South Seattle.
=. a. Moore. Pesteities, So, Park.
University prua Store, University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy. io2a Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pro
prietor, 2oea E. Madison.
Columbia nrus Store. W. J. Stud
icy, PRES Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. &. Fisher
prep SIS Broadway ard James.
Quaker Drug Co. tot3 tst ave.
Leary's Pharmacy, g3s N. sread
Way phone. Union %.
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WILL OPEN
MONDAY
Union Savings & Trust Co. Is
Ready for Business si

on next Monday morning the Union
Savings aud Trust company the IHrK~
est Institution Of lta kind in the North
west will open as doors for haalnffs
AZ its temporary location. a. ~ Cher
~. the former quarters ~ the London
and San EranclHcO bank
n Will begin business with paid ~
capital u $4,000 and a surplus n }49,-
90
This afternoon ~ officers and direct
ore were elected ia the Offices u tho
new bnuk a. foiiowaa
President. James II. Hoge Jr, for-
mcriy fseaIdfut of the First National
bank Vice presidents. J -. IoWm1u
and A. - Stewart. cashier. D. u sol-
uer
ftr directorate wiz consist o. J. -.
MacDoufau. John -. AEen. a. ".
Stewart. James Il. iioge. Jrt J. -.
I.owman Emanuel HaHenb"rR George
Danwarth. Ferdinand Bchmiiz. John
u McGfaW. ard a. .. 8oiner.
The new bank will make "a feature ~
Its aaginaa department and viii have
special facilities fer the handling ~
sornen's account and Will pay Z Per
cent interest on savings.
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thier miels The Turks faund aut
abaud g. So they went ~ the meal.
faund the old man there and asked
him to tell them when the insurgents
were to come for bread. lie nat
wishing to became a trailer. refuse
To comply with Their wish. Thy then
took and tied him To the horse tael
and let the horse In earlier That
way the old man faund his deaf.
This piece of news, translated by
the editor. IL az follows:
"Netchrna PoHta" publishes I'm it's
number OF oct I, n very interest
Ing account of an occurrence which
took place In the district OF koa-
ture. There ~ a flour mill be-
tween the village OF Zagortchcn and
& kamanitchevo. In the mill lived
an old man named Tipo. The insur-
gents frcauented the place aud took
their meals there and the Turks
learned about II. The Moslem sol =
diers went to tho place and asked
him when he expected the rebels
to come fsr bread again. Not wish
ms tosbecoue. "A traitor. he refused
TO comply with their wishes. Then
they took him. tied him Co a horses
tail and let Abe horse gallon. I'm
that way the old man found his
death.
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aThe difficulties OF getting news
from bleeding Macedonia are appre-
Ciated best by the editor who has
the task Of getting Il any old way.
When John Vnndsreook. represent
ing the Newspaper Enterprise as-
ISOLATION. went to the Balkans to
look over the insurrectlonary situ-
ation, he also established line OF
Correspondents through Southwest
erh Europe.
The English language is a novelty
as well as "A rarity In that part OF
the world. but here and there Van
dercook found man who had n
smatterIng Of the Anglo Saxon
tongue. Naturally. therefore. the
composition of their letters from the
front is ON the wonderful and fear
ful order
The correspondent at Sophia
writes.
"Vetchrna posta" publishes In
it's namber OF the Oct. I. very in
teresting acawned of true acur-
race. which took place In the Dis
trict OF Kosture. There In a flaur
meal Ia the way between the VII
lnRo OF ZaRortchen and Ckamanit-
chevo. In this meal was leaving an
aid man by Name Tipo. The In
surgeons use to game there and take
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"MN JUST
MNGM7''
MURDERED OPERATOR
SENDS DYING STATE
MENT OVER WIRE

wILL1AMspoRT PA. Nov -
Have just been shot. bullet came
through the window ram dying. For
God = sake send help
This IL the message received last
niEht By an operator az Jersey June
ton. while copying an order from VIII
Ham glendenuiuE. operator AZ Brown
Station. a lonely tower on the New
York Central
After the INSTRUMENT had clicked 81
the strange message u ceased. and the
Jersey Junction operator then threw
the danger signal against an approach
ing Freight train. sand iamminE re-
vuiv.r IN his pocket jumped abroad
the engine and communicated the news
90 the trninmeu. who detached the en-.
Eiuc aud In few moments were speed
Ing over tho road 20 Brown Station.
Arriving a. their destination. they
rushed into the tower. only To ind The
llfeiess body 81 ClendsnninR lying I'M
der the table that supports the tslc-
graph Instruments. He had been dead
but a short time when help arrived
A raRaed wound in his chest and hor-
ribic wounds about his head showed
only too plainly the cause Of death. II
r. thought that his murder Was the re-
suit Of Jealousy en- the part Of an op.
orator who had been dismissed from
the etrylce.
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Fer ssIs-esal Es,a..

A &. JOHNSTON
" ~. e-Feam cetfagu. blocks from
81 Groom cottaze. iot taxfsS karn
Tor { horses level finr Nieu near
toe~s recon cottaEs iot taxIia street
-Npgs IN paid mar NesirT s 18th
hss NsW house. vii finish rooms A.
Niu tat near Walla WaIla srhaoi
k@tt=ssssiea End ave-. near Pine
ID aNiA rhnire a several SAT-
~ NNiAA Hlth ave south Iudakin
Altt= Let on Hth aNF w Queen Anne.
sfe=5at ava. ~ MeNraW street
letea lots WuestiaWH sta Green Lake
We tsxli0 block Denny sta tsrcta
can 80 look QUE iist over. It viii save
tafxs lisf n farm acre tracts YoaF
prunartX Tor sale solicited
A e. JOHNSTON
hssf Estate d paNna Btock
Phones ~ Main 1si Ind. A as
FtVEsHooM r0ttags. douhis through.
out. built Tor Use q owner. 18th aV ~
Ftvc.rouna cottage. only "a minutes
walk Pioneer square. built ~ owner
Tor uNu use modern. up 70 date
seveu-rooru house on Republican.
just completed. in tsut class order.
Sevru-rootn. modern house on fsthav
scysu-raarn house on fnh AZ n.
Ssveu room house on nos lssuu Av-
Corner lot on Queen Anne. spieudid
view. AaaNl&. near car iins. only $40
pOaffts a IN
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Financial

MON by
TO sslsrtsd employees AID wass earn.
that setn YOU out u debt. any LADY
% Esntlefs.ali' clark. book, kssper,
RinFsr. etc. hayink reliable employ.
mcnt can get just en- PIG note
TOO Return to us s-sss o. 81 q OF : s
y Return - uH - = ar So af +. =
! 8 Return 10 na 90 o. 100 Or 10
Dental. no Inquiries. quick service.
courteous treatment The Star Lean
Co. = Nnieu Block
CONFIDENTIAL Money loaned 90
Watches. IiAmuudH. IewrirY. Lev
interest Pike 81 Jewsiry CO. ~
biSsl es.twss9 t,h 4 9Th. ACROSS from
MONEY advancsd salarisd psoois. re-.
tail merchants. teamstsra. boarding
houses. without security. iMrAsFt
ns sa .,s Fp,s, g,T9sipsl slii ssA To-,
A RELIABLE place 20 borrow money
m in,erssi n n "" wsht 10 IKE .,rs ssg
TO loan Private money Al low rate
n sa iier'r sss r DamHs ana 9S'esr 10
A REsPEc'TAHLE place TO borrow
Watches %Ste6e. Rmef q,s'a' Watch Z i Ts.s
private offices, strle,iS a sonfldsntisl
VIRTUE loans money on real estate
ila9ng TIM payym,-,n, psentihly Z Dc
Second and coiunbis street
COLLATERAL BANK (Barto a
collateral lt@ cherry.
UNION LOAN co. Loans House
hold furniture warehouse receipts
pianos, houses Room q 10 Cherry
PEW hundred dollars q private money
10 loan on Seattle real estate. Quail
helm 4 Holman. % New York block
oo~.~---eI,sYslr sss Chances
ONLY $1,000.
Broom brick. with lease, al elegantly
furnished. new Brussels and velvet
carpets. rent only tM o per month.
all fun. receipts about tyis.1. strict.
~ FIRST ciaas 81 001. Enquire Room
50, Union block
WE HAVE cash buyers FOR houses
from y to 70 rooms. ifif Second.
ANkAN wv
CIGAR STAND, located near Pioneer
square. there n nothing Ike n ln the
city for the price asked. $4,000.
Restaurant. well located on Pike.
clears 800 week price $1,000 III Il
ia bargain you want. see those.
SEATTLE REAL Estate co.
17=ls Times bldg.
MODERN money maker, ten rooms,
400, very close la rent 80 800 cash
required. Rogers. I'll Denny build
ing, 1908 End avenue.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
l.. ~. HOHENH BAUM. LAWYER Notary
Public 800 New York block CofDo-
rations organized; patents. pensions
Auction Sales
AUCTION sale ~ fine furniture. the
contents Of private residence. IL ~.
HlckertOn 4 90. will sell on the pre- IN.
taeH, No. lt3 broadway north. on
Saturday. the 2ist. az 1870 sharp.
brass mounted beds. spring mattress,
mahogany bureau and rhiffouier and
drtHaing fable. wcathered oak library
table and book case. golden oak eN.
tension table, dining chairs. leather
seats, head chair. buffet. iady'e writ
Ing desk. Axmlnater and RFuaaela
carprte fine lace curtains fine
golden oak folding bed Ohio afeel
range, Iiayilnud china. heating
stoves; everything firHt-clnsn. Take
broadway car II. o.. Bickerton.
RA'bVii'ftf
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cow BUfrEU sroRE
BUTTER. Edaa. cuEEsl


LAnp. LARD -
We have enjoyed the eanfiieuce 4 che
public fef many YEARS ~ simply ~
inF o. d. Nitat vas r.sht eating the
pficrs doNu o. bedrock giting thfm
exactly what they Rant. with aix
teen ounces - 10 g. she pound uan 3
set scafsd when sauF Efesrf tells fgu
that huttes has gone up Tell him
the old and ORIGINAL Cow nuitrf
FiSesr FsNSesH ff6dWA' -, cf sss zee
which IL delicious A. ruunda Tor
-. ARD E1Etn tfsHnzHff. la cents q
pound slo one Eastafu hrirs butter
Eags. aaAen ZOE 8 cents are f4hs
i seems eyrt1 body wants them.
teH toHs Ha very pleasant O. hear
ihn ladies silh smile pn tssir
we're. Aad ~ Waut all 10 knaN that
Nc are The biggest sellers 20 the FHiFs
hrated SILVER Leaf Kettle Rendered
Lard on The Coast. ani AZ the best
COOKS vii have uuthinE else tfH d
tespnupd Pail. 81 y. -sa.und raIt s.
cents, aznuHHd rait g cent?. W alec
soil Pull Cream cheese i5 esuta a
, az a.. 80 pT dss W. ne starl
the cew nattsr s,pfe. ltrat AMI tIts
Mrs JOSIE III TffaSEH Naasase
ShampnuinE MauicufinE. Hairdrsss
.nt Aig ed fariai rrsatrnrnl
Mcdonald piack rhans ffiack ur
Mrs TAFT. esa SIN ave ladies' treat.
tueht Pafiora girrfftc light. steam
fappr baths vitreaSaHs massage for
face. scalp and tod9s Phone. niark
ESNf LOSE ntamrN date ~ birth and
viii tell whom tn marry Mr.
swain. suite Summit. tst ave and
Tine.
------------------------
NAfOP. Massage and Tub Baths
tfe1is erd ave May Toner.
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Reliable ovcrcoats Tokias. Singer.
man & Co, end and Seneca. 80
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nOaIF a 90
81 Pacific Hfork

FEDERAL INVESTMENT co.
y z smart Leonard Rtcknra
Manager secretary
House ara Z lots on s,h ave. wsat. near
ear. with lots q fruit for Isss a
s-reara house tatsrtay large lot
nicely improved. barr. tse. must Be-
Faii 10, IN Wits addition. on Madison
4 roSm house Leary ave. Ballard
modern. rents fer 81. Eos Win
terms to suit
= lots about a block from new steei
works for SOC each. Tor Few days
Il Safe Deepest, BuiidinS. Main sa.
HERE IS home for you. all ready
Nice 5-roorn cottage. completely fur
uIAhed bieck from car line. viii
sell on easy terms for fssa
STEWART. STEWART 4 CO.
Room e. Union block.
IA ist avenue
IL YOIf uant a nice suburban home.
f-reonn cottage. on = acre n ground.
beautiful location aud rlaht on car
line. emily scent cartare. viii srll %
s 49,. ,s', = - it5sru - tfalan bieSt
~ lat avenue
E0R "a Nefnafu cottage turutsn0us
$40 tnfurnlshed. tG1 Also. lots Co.
i3resn Lake must BE- sold on Rccuuut
on p4ar hfAith. Fer terms call III
7sii Western ave.
CHEAP lots AZ a. up al Hillman cts
only 81 minutes ride on old Hrut1H
ear ffne on Washington street. terms
g. down. 8 monthly. come today
large. warm office on grounds.
FOR HAfsE~One s and one Groom
house. new. near Madison. ito cash
balance la monthly pas meats sam.
ns rent
lots 81 monthly payments
Also number Seattle property for sale
on easy terms,
r.. A. ANDERSON.
SO Denny Way.
Phones. Bur f9n Ind. 71l7
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MADAME ZAftA. .spsf palmlst And
Eayrhic. room :. Hotel Grand. -
First avenue.
AZ uP-To. DATE eONuNuHuN
WAY ate Madame Zara ads and the
Miss Contest llhe dsNg sea sxpluFas
tlcuHf because they bring diver utrl
returns.
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~ Classified Ads. ~


1NIIns GimNf~a aefes house. rs
rhiUhvua# Z puWHt PARTY can MAX e.
tioo pei month clear price nnlY $3.50
tvrmn So dawn. SO monthly uHHer,
Marley 3 hiuvkn Weat 81 Garden sta.
ton a. ErHta fare uh WFutnu ear. let
nml lMN Lann a. lnImH InMlN
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For sale-IIonses and Lot


A HARaAtN 10 anyone WishlnR to bus
An aety Ergund house tetQ. lcu1
hnuHe ehlcktHH and COWS tHelHl tuf=
gelta .. rlEht + columbia d., elosk
Swusr U,ts fdebe. Columbia citv
s>oee Will buy lota and 4. nyc
reem hgNss ON "a ave. aud MRgi9n
Fee Rent -eurnlshsd Bsem,
GRAND l'AN1Ftg uOTTL MS Flfat
avenue House newly furnished. all
medsfAl ptlecs medcratc
FWsf=eLAss leaaI8F and hausrkocp.
inE fe2ma ilss flret ave.
NiCE furnished r,ems. isia an ave,
For Rent
foN RtNt- t.roam houaes 500 per
month hlks fHum Madison 81. uu
eth ave. Apply At No. ea Hue4 nlk.
q. Erslrr 4 60.
GROOM modern fat CORNER ath ave.
aud lenoge - Phone. lied e,A
-...z Wanted
W.ANfEp- r0rlIs Ia lisae muslc
Ehpet lat Alteration and tr4mauE ri,vu
beginners bf the advertiser Mhu puH-
avsseH RyruliAr NkiIi iu that direction
Adafyss nr ctH nn MirH fictan Ram
aFr 10 ism avenue north.
/ PIKE STREET FuBNirURg 90 pave
furniture. goals tak,n hi storaEr.
Ind. Rits eu rlke.
Hl0ttBsr cash rflee ptit far second
/ nNud H.eds. Scatter Furniture 60
Phone white sii tNu first ave
WANfRn Noomsra Tor nleely fur.
nishsd housekeeping rooms. eQi uui.
--------=---------------- ------.-----------
a CHILD 20 eaFe for aEe 5 mos %
3 NeRrss mothers raru ard no ether
children. Tel. Front Gt 81 Queen
ave
Sec ale-hiiscelianeeus
I spECfAL SAtE American watches
/ Goiafliad American wuteh.s a.
fsnted in Years. 8 81, written Euaf=
| Antee. American Watch & lawriry
/ CO. - iut OPP. Rainier Grand
FOR SALE chean. foot French ranrr
l complete. hiesH Restaurant iap "a
/ ave
/ HEATERS new and second hand ali
] slaeH sud kinds. cheap Ehanina IEl5
I fiust ave. Phone T. iq51
/ FURNITURE. SIS. GROOM rofft.rr
| Tsut NA Naldea fur 60. iagi iat
White al
Fer sals--Weod
| ~ Voc WANT nES' fs1lgTsll KffTf
I we'd order e ~ thr Western mif
I west and cuat yard itn the cheap
sst ard hgNt pkqneH fndensndfnt
/ NO. sunset. Main iao. rssidsncss.
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Free Want Ads
See Classified ssaTe for Free Want
Ads
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rIMTfTF Ms NJ YIiSS --I n Ss;s,
hoFne with my screens Randsi fhs
earfentrr. 80 Madison. phones
Main ii57. u 1871
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NJ AIlits Huad level iahd mostly arc-
end bottom. fia milsa from IHtefuf.
nam tract fuprH county road elaHr
g. school and utiEhhuH price Ter "a
few dahH 8l.Wn.
NOnEKT MAlTuN 40 Nov York blk
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NJ WALKER Eencral auctioneer.
office, 2t't Third avenue. haGb
phones James ial and A aa'i
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/ ou aitNt.. fHHMlNN a co Inc
rHtablinhed itH4i mining claim an
attracts rhHet1tnt Mutual iifu bldu
| ffunea Sunset bis lud bts
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nualNraa nlnreronY


p. NJ aooMtroN alal eo0laa.
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vAroP. Massage aad Tub Baths
iia3is srd ave. MAY rohcr.
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farSRs asITSsrsd 3 essis, ! dSSS
storage free piano aud fufniinft
moving estimates given. Union
Transfer A Storage Co. a13 First
beth phones Main $40
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, MUSICAL a
! arnflo sSsssi q nssle. as bssa'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-14
Death of an Aged Resident.

The death of Mr.. Anund Brynild-
sen, father of B. Anundsen, editor of
the DEBORAH Posten. occurred last
Wednesday, at the home Of his son in
this city, at the age of So years, 6
months and days. He was born in
Norway, where he resided until 1872,
when he came to America to live
with his son. His wife, who came
with him, passed away in 1884. For
several weeks past he has been con-
fined to his bed most of the time,
gradually sinking toward the newt
able end, and on Sunday before his
death, he sustained a stroke of paraly-
sis, which was the immediate cause
of his death. He is survived by an
other son, who lives in Wisconsin.
The faneral services were held on
Sunday, at the house at two O'Clock
and from the United Lutheran church
at 2 80 o'clock. Those who knew Mr..
Brynildsen speak of him as a vener.
able, kindly man, contented and
happy with the comfort of the pleas.
ant home of his son, and the kindly
care received from the family. The
sympathics of all are extended the
bereaved relatives
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-14

WANTED-A primary teacher for the
Hesper public schools. Address H.
G. Rowe, Hesper, Iowa.
ROOM TO NT-Large, comfort
able room, with bedroom adjacent
if desired furnace heat and in CEN
trail location. Inquire OF q 4, this
office.
WANTED-To rent good house with
modern improvements about April
LIST. Inquire of G. 3, this Office.
WANTED-Elderly woman to take
care of children. f. J. Lang
CALVES FOR SALE-Nine head of
thoroughbred Shorthorn bull calves
w. A. Kennedy, one-half mile south
of DEBORAH. 1-2pd.
HOUSE FOR RENT-In Park Addi-
ton, five rooms, good well and
cistern, furnace. For particulars
enquire of Mrs. Mary E. MARROW,
605 DEBORAH ave. 53tf.
FOR SALE-Three young registered
heifers, Short Horns. j. Wingate
q Son, Burr Oak, Iowa.
FOR SALE OR RENT-An so acre
farm one and one half miles from
West DEBORAH. Inquire D. A.
Reed. 52-3pd.
FOUND-Bunch Of keys. Owner call
at this Office. 41-tf.
FOR RENT-The Addicken farm of
one hundred and twenty eight acres,
located practically right III DEBORAH
city. This property has the best
buildings of any farm in Winnesheik
county and would make an ideal
location for raising garden truck and
feeding cattle. A long lease can be
had Arthur +. Anundsen, agent.
| l-3pd.
CORN FOR SALE-Anyone in need
of good dry corn can secure it from
me. j. A. McCusker 1-2pd
SEED CORN FOR SALE-I have
three hundred bushels of seed corn
for sale. Yellow Dent % per cent
terminating power; also - varieties
of strawberries true to name; other
plants and fruit trees. Write
for prices to John j. Walenta, Cal
mar r. f. D. No.2. tApl1pd
WANTED-Five men to represent the
Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Des Moines, Iowa, in
Winnesheik, Clayton, Allamakee,
Howard and Chickasaw counties.
Address the above named company
or j. G. Cooper, General Agent, De
corah, Iowa. 52tf.
WANTED - FAITHFUL PERSON
TO TRAVEL for we'll established
house in few counties, calling on
retail merchants and agents. Local
territory. Salary $1024 a year and
expenses. Payable 49, 20 week in
cash and expenses advanced. Posi-
tion permanent. Business successful
and rushing. Standard House, 334
Dearborn st Chicago. 51-S
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-14
Easton Case in U. S. Supreme Court.

In all probability 1t will not be
long before a final decision will be
handed down in the now famous Eas-
ton case from this county. The case
is being taken up by the United
States Supreme court at Washington
this week, the highest tribunal in the
country. G. W. Mullan, attorney
general of the state of Iowa, is repre-
senting the state of Iowa in the case,
and H. L. Reed, of Cresco, appears
for Easton. They are now in Wash
ington, and will argue the case be-
fore the Supreme Court this week,
following which decision that will
finally close the case will be rendered.
1t will be awaited with much in
terest by the people of this county.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-14
Coming to the Grand, Jan. Is.

1.-THE Denver Express" will be the
attraction at the Grand Jan. Is. The
play is not railroad play as its title
implies, but concise and beautiful
story of Colorado written in kindred
vein to Arizona which has just
completed a phenomenal run in Chi
cago There are elements of human
pathos, wit, satire and weaving in
of home like human story which
appeals strongly to city audiences,
who rapidly grasp the fact that the
play is skillfully constructed on such
lines as to remove it entirely from
the category of the usual melodrama
Its originality of dialogue, breezy
situations together with the clever
disposition of various powerful dra-
matte situations which arise, are as
refreshing as the cool wind from the
snowy SUBMITS of the Colorado noun
tains when evening comes, and the
authors story of the great plains is an
extremely beautiful one' is the crlti-
cism of a contemporary whose opinion
is we'll worth consideration. Frontier
life is depicted void of the usual blood
and thunder Accomplishments, and
merely as a prologue to story deal
ing with San Francisco society III
its most alluring aspect at period
when millionaires sprang up daily as
mushrooms do, and sank into oblivion
as rapidly as a stick from an explod.
ed skyrocket. In an environment
like tins which permits and invites
opportunities for a succession of dra.
matte incidents and crisp dialogue a
story Of sturdy integrity and pathos i:
woven so that the play is calculated
to please widely varying tastes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-01-14
Annual |. A. s. Meeting.

Last Wednesday afternoon the an
nual meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Congregational church
was held at the residence of Mrs. A.
W. Grow, and it proved sort of a
love feast, in that the reports showed
that the year closed with the church
out of debt. A year ago Mrs. E. w.
Hoyt accepted the presidency of the
society, determined to accomplish the
above result, which was done with
the able assistance of all the members.
The amount earned by them during
the year was $649 90, a splendid show
ing. The following officers were
elected for this year,
President A. @. Baker.
Vice Pres. Mrs. M. H. Montgomery.
Secretary--M HI. W. Crosby.
Treasurer-Mrs w. r. Toye.