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far az could be aaceftAined hut later
the Flames were Hrvn bursting
thfuueh the roof Then Il wac too
late e. save the bulldmE a. there
IL M apparatus az Mesi seattle for
fighting fire.
A. much a. possible of ~ Car
isles furniture ana that 81 George
Il Cooley. who with hia family oe-
eunied the other side ~ the house
was removed That which wha de-
atroYed IL estimated 10 be about
$500.
Fof a time n was thought that the
residence OF VIII nalnHwefth. oe-
rupisd b family named Splitter,
which lies next 90 the kHHHan fea
idenee, would be- destroyed but the
Games It'd not reach ~.
The fire WAS watched BY hundreds
Of people along the waterfront,
There wsH some talk or sending the
fire boat anoaualnie over 90 West
Seattle 70 aid In quenchlna the fire
hut az the burned structure uas sit
uated on the top OF hill u woud
have been useless Go DO 20.
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DAMAGES FOR THE
DEATH OF CHILD

G. J. uiihert MED suit In the
superior court this mafnina against
A. u con. "a administrator u tbs ea-
tate of the late J. Chamberlain. to
rsseFeF tisefs for tha sersisuisi
drue ming of bis nvo- ysar-old boy In
water Allied excavation ou = Toe
bsluaNlns 80 the estate at ttiliiant
Park ftallSfd.
The father claims that the es-
easafissi vas daa near = plank saik
on which u WAS the habit Of chill
dren Of the neigheoFheod % play
II is alleged that no aEtasngl had
ever been inade 20 Tense the s4eav-
alton and that no signs % aerning
had been displayed.
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CUNT EJNJWHA NzzNp[p JWy1NE
Morganfc Spouse of the Queen Mother of Spain
Is Suffering From Dangerous Wound Sup
posed 10 be SeH-Inflicfed-- Scandal VIII Result

transferring the count FROM Madrid
20 the lesser eeurt az Seville. An.
other social storm resulted, bot the
youne monarch was firm and he
order Vsss not revoked.
The supposed attempted suicide Of
tho count IL surs 20 eauss a crisis
In the strained relatiens bstsssen the
queen r,ethsr and the king. her son.
Members Of the reysl family ard
the Spanish nobility will be arrsysd
on either side. and grave oenss.
ausnces are expected.
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8 to ii

SioeNing naruers. with handles.
worth regularly TIC each. sale
price from sto II. only &c each.
Women'H Fast Black LiniA Lace
pl~nsofk Hose. sriieed heels and
toes. excellent quality. very best
Use values special from TO II az
Itc
Limited number 20 customer.
hiaby'a Jet OH shoe I,frtsing
Tor ladies' and Hsntiemen's shoe.
sc kind sor ice.
Nouien's q Bar Strap Hopse
EilpIsTa value 81 80 ffls sar
- ~ 50. . - 800 - - -NannDs
1-l1- - y - - -
uiar price 1tc from 10 II AZ 81.
Harlem OF. regular price Ioc pea
bottle; from ; 10 II. three bot
ties for ioc.
Epson Salts. regular BE rack
aEfH. from , 10 III at Sc package
lnfanfa Long Dresses. fnade OF
soft finish cambria. yoke has two
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foNs Of lace insertion ana .a,..-
lace around neck and sisss.s' ~
u,1f value ssc' special from
Women's Tea Apron. -
very fins lawn. shlrred hseS =. =
half-tneh tueks. hAif.ineb - -
sides. regular value iIe. s,a.s1s
from : TO II ct fsc. sk
White Canvas Tray O..
STAN ped In all The latest s,r-s.
pirate designs. siae IsraT 49,
with ffinKsd edges. worn -
larry &c each. sale price f,.~
TO IL. fzi2e each
coi0red six Net velIinxx 4, -.
oFn and black and white roeb,,s-
Tons. In plain and fancy r.~e,.s.
wlth small and medium sIx>d a..
All the latest Patterns 70 ebsss-
from. worth regularly up n So :
yard. sale price from . 10 ii ~ !
yard.
Fancy coi0ned rIouissns IN
Ribbons. fail four incsass va
with ffn seleaGe edge and ar.~.
string. suitable for nsesvesr. ~,
ana dress trimming, : new -.
h<'rifnent q fancy coiors and nj.
terms 10 select from, worth rsru.
larry Sse a yard: sale price fror
70 III ioe a yard
t2-ineh All Wool Hon<e..
Settings. value e0c. nj ace.
tz-inch Fine Black Brfillxsaisx
H. Prieftley Il Cos nsnkel. IN -
weavea. value fso. at tec.
From TO II on wesns @dax -
can choose from Mems goc fss.n
7ttk f~eks at each. 1tc,
Two II the lisnsd
Boys saft ChSvidS Shirt. -
..sse0 - seuuBO sH
&c.
Boys Fannfisroy Bisss-~~ :
p4nk and blue stripe nadr.z =
sizes. &c value. from 8 10 II =
ttc each
Boys Pine Shirts waisss nsts
and dark aaIoFs. sizes 4 70 Ia 49,
ssc value. from q to IA Il IL
each.
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in
SUBURB
WEST SEATTLE HAS A 1900
CONFEDERATION AT NOON

A fire started by the explosion OF
a gasoline stove burned 90 the
ground the is-ro0n double residence
Of A. l.. Kassan at West Seattle at
1890 today Mr. Kassan, who Ia
head salesman Of the Northwest
f'sssssss eefns=a -, - atzsEt 81 Port
land and u is not known whether
or not the building was covered by
1900
DR.. Carlisle. who several days ago
came 90 West Seattle from Port
Townsend and maged into one side
Of the house, WAS doing some cook
ing on a gasoline stove when n ex-
piodsd. The blaze was put out as
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SEVILLE, Spain, April as.--ceuH,
Esoosurs, reruanatie husband Of the
queen mother. MAS found In bed this
morning suffering from q dangerous
pistol wound Il IL said the shoot.
no was accidental, although u IL
generally believed the count sttenspt-
cd suicide evstna e tire disgrace cen
sequsnt to his having been trans.
torrea frem Madrid to Seville By
kina Alfonso. The queen mother
disrsaArd,ns the orders oi her son
has ordered that Count Eseosura be
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.LURED TO VACANT
HOUSE AND KILLED
PROMINENT MONEY LENDER MEETS oEtrn
UNDER PECULIAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MURDER mys.
wIrHIa MONTHS

LOS ANGELES. April 2s-Geo.
4. Mills. manager Of the Syndicate
Loan company, who has been niss-
INK since last Wednesday. was mnr-
dered Ia an empty house At s7t West
Sixteenth street. The body vas
found ~ persons who were looking
AZ the place with a view 10 renting
H. The body vas lying face down
on the floor. The hands were tied
behind the back and the head
crushed from behind. All the vaiu.
ables had been taken from the cloth
fng. The police are working on a
clue that may lead 10 arrests.
Mills left his once iaat Wednes-
DAY Afternoon about o'clock Ia res
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ployment ONCE. Mayor Humes in
struetsd the labor commissioner to
cite swank TO come before him ana
SHOW why the employment Office H.
eenae should not be revoked.
When Informed by Grout yesfer-
day OF the admissions made by
swank before the council COMMITTEES.
Mayor Humea Instructed Grant 10
pflnE about the hearing as soon az
possible.
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The children IN the Third grades u
the eitS schools arc makinE a study
OF the Columbia river basin, Each
school Il writing composition on
some one topic found Ia this study.
ffom time g time the arnt ~ these
compositions viii apisvAr Ia the star,
The Ssaay NhAah follows has been
warmly rGmmeaacd The writer u
Edna uickinson II the south SCHOOL
Astoria was founded IN iSit BY men
sent cut BY Jehn Jacob Aston. IL
Was founded - white men could
trade furs With the Indians. IL WAS
namcd In hohos of John Jacob As
tor,
fuF-tradinE station 60 a large city,
The population 10 about 60 pVo-
pie The tao chief Industries are
fishing and luFuesring. There 10 ALSO
a box facsary thsre.
Astoria has nice. large buildings
and houses Il j. situated on a beat
tifai hafber asseet 10 miles fretn the
mouth Of the Calumhia river. its
hArboT u - large that all the ships
can enter t. The fishing 10 mostly
salmon. and the fishing season Is
from April Is 10 August Is
The safmon live in ths ocekn. but
they SouFuey oftev a year % the cnoI
parts II the river to spawn. or lay
their eggs. When the httlc ones arv
hatchea they etay In the river eight
OF min. no1tha. then they So 10 the
ocean. Thssy stay la the ocsan five
OF aix yeafs. then they. too. so back
10 the river in which they we've born
TO apaWn.
In travelling from The ocean 10 the
river tire salmon leap rapids and
falls. II ths water IL dssa they are
able 20 leap = long way above the
surface. but II shs water IL shkilos
they are able to leap only q little
NAY above Il.
The salmon found Ia the Columbia
river are called royal chinook SAL
mon They are named ehinook from
the Indians who lived along the 90.
lurnbis and first caught them. The
first white nsn Who caught then
thoasht they Nsfs - large that thsy
- -sA = ss0R ~DR
trs~r~ sf= ssszss ~@Fe - s.fsssflsls
Ealmon. Thsy are bY the dras-nsf.
- -.
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ponse TO a teiephone message. That
WAS the last seen Of him. lie had
been married about three months.
The police say that ma named
Williams ~ supposed TO have lured
Mills 70 the house on Sixteenth
street and murdered him. Williams
j. said 90 have worked for sachs
bros In San Francisco. and that he
had an scComplice. The police say
there IL no clue, bu, are looking for
several men. one r. Dr. Walsh, the
divorced husband Of Mrs. Mills.
The killing OF Mills IN the afth
murder mystery within a month.
Thomas Cumming and J. NJ. How
ard we're killed In exactly the same
manner.
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MAYOR HUMES WILL LOOK
INFO MR.. SWAKK,S CASE

Labor Commissioner orout is
having prepared transcript of the
statements made by David swank at
tbs council investigation n week
ago. The transcript will be used in
The investigation Of the Western
employment Office methods by
Mayor fumes.
At the time Of the Stare expose
OF the conduct Of the Wesfern Tsn-
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brought 10 Madrid a. soon &c he 10
able &c travel.
When the marriage Of the queen
mother with the count rsoosara wac
announced. u crested q great sean.
dal at Madrid, and ameae the mem.
hers Of the Spanish nobility. The
eeunt held, and still helds. the hen.
ersTf position IN the royal heussheld
Of master Of horse.
Recently during the temporary alb
seaes Of the queen neither. King Al
tcnno ISSUED pSrempterr order
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He WANTS $4,000

AIbin f>olmitH sfaksmsa. flied
suit o. the supefiof eos1ft this
mefulnE against the Noathsfn IA
sihe Railway corns.ant 70 recover
IS. peo foy Hgysfr personal Injuries
sustained wh!le aiishtinE fsasn =
SaNlS nnoNing train neal the town
II haiihY last Netubef. ftuintts
claims that the ties we're not sur
faced aGsafdinE g. regulation. and
- result shsn b. tumpsa he isld-
81 90 his hsHk iostrsd II hfa feet
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STOLEN zoos FOUND

Fifteen hogs which were stolen
Sunday night from Carstena Bros
slnushter house. were found In a
barn near Reutou. this morning. by
Deputy Hheriffs Bunce and MCGEE
The thieves had made their escape
upon finding that they we're being
followed.
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MOTHER KIDNAPS
HER OWN CHILD

vorced IN Tacoma soupe months Aro
Hhe told Sturgeon she wanted the
.hld To 60 TO lunch with her. They
olsappeaIed and have not since been
seen. Mira Dovslace violated The
eyuIt order and II may 10 hard
WIN her II she is apprehended.
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especial 10 Tn. ss.,.1

EVERETT. wash, April zs.-IAst
Friday Mrs Loveiace OF Tacoma
came 20 the Sturgeon home where
her four-year-o boy was placed by
Its father when the coupls were al
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LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
nave been Issued Thomas Barksi-
s"n. II. and Sigma Haithe. "a. bath
9t Seattle Frank Hitchcock. 20. and
nh"aA Webb. y, both 90 N@attls.
n. both Of Seattle.
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I.aeal re II the Team Dffssrsf
union. viii meet Thursday night
sseh week In the Collins block. cor
% James street ana Hecoaa ave AL
Members pieass be IN attaHdAnoa
Thursday nlEhi. special ef4~f Of
business
IN. KSAuF. comsnltteernan.
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has h-~u ordered fsesn The f'hllip-
pines - fhsft Flaaief This 10 ems
- ths nnsst military bands n The
regular army
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RECORD
BROKEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Aprii as.-Ths
transport Logan broke the round
TIP record 60 Manila today. making
" In 80 DAYS. She brought isea 49,.
turned soldiers.
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early breakfast and then qulstiy vic
Tied points Of interest. The Vat
lean is In a hurry Of preparation for
the reception 10 be given King Ed
ward this evening when he visits the
pope.
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Classified Ads


S3N ksss-s - .si-. rssi eel sssAshs.
~ saEsass b. saeefas a. seattle -
80 80 -. sAsHs 49, eess Ifffs -
the eltT. ~ s-nsr aed na1Iaaf rkla..
HleFs go. int AL gan ell Hanaay.
BAL fhsop On YER s@sr tsssts
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Merlin Fancice. Go-A beautiful
soft printed fabric. suitahis for
SUMMER drsssaH. etc beautiful
ealorinKH and designs. fast col
ore. worth kc a yard. At -. Sc
Dotted Swiss Muslin. ito over 81
choice designs in this faFurite
sumner wash fabric. sec corner
stndow for display 81 a few OF
the styles. at. The yard 4.ss I5e
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HE WANrrn mi oon

80 '" ~ GC uL0Oo
With a knife and a patr Of sets-
sors. Domingo SantIxo. ! Portuguese.
sailor. wanted 70 kin a woman In the
ne~ rcd light district. this morn ].
ms. BE had been auarrelins win
the woman before he L. alleged 10
have drawn the knife and srt.sos.
from his racket pes.elss.a- -.
ssv him with the weapons and sent
him 10 the city IafI
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Sl.25LaceCOllarsOOc

women's Embroidered Hsrnstitched
Handherchiefs. all pure linen
lawn, fuli size perfect condition.
all the latest patterns to select
from, worth regularly Sc each.
nhiT price rts+sssssssssfs.....2 Dc
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Attend ~ y. Express sale un-
claimed packages. 10 Occidental
avenue tomorrow 70 a IN. 80
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Fancy Orfords. ise-A good assert.
fneut Of beautiful stripes ana
blended coiorsd dots IN this pop
uiar weave regular price &c n
yard special. Il yard ....... f9c
Linen Crash suitinN. &c Linen
Crash fuitinE. In light and dark
blue, gray. tan and green. very
stylish and sefyfceable. The
yard .s.-.s.s. .sssss.s.s.......2o zoe
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women's Point Venins Lace col
lars. ~ cream aud ecfu. very
pretty opsnwofk patterns 10 Sc
iset from. al the latest designs.
this seasons latest Eastern Sc
leotione. worth regularly 8 %
each. Sale price t..-ts.sss.sa ODE
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White Linen Stamped Tu....
tollarettes. all the latsa -.
terms Including the new -
designs. % select from. h
embroidered with Utotsia -.
cotton. worth regularly Ice 80,
Sale price ...........'.
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Bu.in.s. cr.ns.s

1 HANf arrived 9Th : esrI6aa "a
horses Weighing from 80 10 eco
p9unds. single or IN pairs xs8TN
First avenue. Harn 81 rear.
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Attend ~. y. Express sale un-
claimed packages, 40 Occidental
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CHICAGO. Apri rs Wines, 'isa
20 ne.
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now THEY STOOD

nue. north, this morning lie was q
member % pwiphian Ledge X Of y.
The funeral wtii b. held from the
residence Thursday afternoon under
the auspices Of the Knishts of
pythihr
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EDWARD Will
VISIT POPE

ROME, April 2s.-4klng Victor
Emanuel and King Edward had an
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Fer Sale Misesfsnsegs
uEkaT lNrNnsftoN eAisk 81 tas asa
Frsai FazFaitars Co. basie Asrsz1 ~.
sses spssh ovias ,s sts bursslar q .
ssass ecnsissrasly. 90 are sffssiss - ~.
Fuhtis Bargains 10 esF tna hat lii sur
sst.. az .ssssins gseiis- i'ass..ss..
sis.s~sss ssa al ssus.lsis farnisttns.
a stees eae-tsafh - ihetr sFtuaf Nsias
hsnsf.o. stls srrsrfsn,ty as ssssf< e<f-
rains IL 80 itBs 81 ono.
Foa skt.E-ss~svs. r.ases. esrpsss iestssr
ek4EFs. tshfss, tesk Gases. she's cases
-sfafesss ste Fisserss Al half sFigs sai.
ouH ns~ rhts~-sai orisasF = herp. csn
80 - y oittgra 4 Doc. ~ sspee. II
We ARE NOT IN THE TRUST.
The best Of dry t-foot mill etEthgr
for 81 - per cord at cur yard.
South seattle
SFwEIfg MILL. a NFa. co.
south End Of Grant Street Bridge.
FOR skf.El-A pair Of horses. e1-
press wagon and harness. zspl 4
FOR sALE-Cheap, Food seuius
machine. 80 Howard avenue north.
Ffnarclaf
bEw q NOT
That ruar menthiy SALARY - lneo=se can
he iser.as.s 20 p~r cent ~ rustina
pstslse ef yeH savings ~ oompssne Ia
teffsff
s.sarstY. frss morsas, on improved siv
Thsss usarssaxs. hsid In trBs, hy the aadis.
81 q The state ~ Waahinsten.
Cali % Gee a. Virtue. soss-e nestea
tiees- sf ~fits rear name ard address
ris inif ana ~s viii ssna yes fal psr-
traiafs. II eif cost you nothfns % fully
uuasfstAnd thia plan
PHOENIX SAVINGS.
RET lad Triton. Portland. ORE. pes-
trf Haften a Co. Seattle.
MONET ADVANCED HAI.ApfEn Pro.
FIaE. retail ss.seh.hss. te4mstsr= board
fus hui4ssH without pecufity. largest
ttIsltxss Ia - principal ciues. TalaAa.
tio EnleI hleek. sis Eecona sssnss.
a RELIABLE place 20 barre~ fhensY ea
diamonls. satchss, isvsify, iou Interest.
n y. Wet. ees PIKE street
CoTf.aTEnAI RANK fR.rta q nsen.
alensy loaned oa any Sod collateral
toe Cherry.
TO JoAS-pnvais msasr At ie~ rat. Of
Interest nsmus a osnsr Ice resisf
waY. Rooms 4 and q
Special Notice
Mrs. NJ. TETZLOFF gives magnetic
massage treatment: diagnose dis
ease and gives one treatment free
every Monday morning Circles
every Wednesday night. ieo5
Fourth avenue,
WE STORE ali kinds Of goods.
Thompson Furniture Co. Inc. it77-
1899 Let ave.
Help Nsnteo--Mais
rHH aTAH fenbioyrnsnt once sas Jsrsr-
son street can furnish the best help 10
the eitY For quick service. phone Main
eSsi independent 2ip2 Mrs. u. A. Wells
wanted-Femlie Help
WANTED At once. lady book
keeper. J. Star.
Girl. to do general housework I'm
family Of three. 1900 18th avenue.
- ------------ ------------------
For Rsrt-Furnlshsd Roors
HoTFi. AESECA.
1903 First ave. corner Seneca.
The sunny southwest cornst outside rooms.
~ feet , seusfs 100 'Seo s,,s 500 gsf
Special rates to families and single sen-
tlemsn,
GRAND PACIFIC HoTn., itis I1rst ave-
nue. house newly furnished. all modefns
prices moderate.
For Rant
NEW houses on Rainier avenue. si2
to $40 per month, sidewalks, water,
close TO store. school and churches.
hleh. dry and healthy. ~ minutes
on Washington street car line,
parties renting Of ua can become
owners OF property within ? years
by making amalls cash payments
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ti1ss buys ssxioo with t-Toom cot
tAge and bath. south Of Lake
Union. walking distance, Tine
view
t1n8 for two fine lots south Of Wood
land Park.
gis5 each for lots near Hchonihanss
at Green Lake.
ssaa per acre for s acre tract near
Htlman city, cleared and very
s,zSsiT. s.as view % Lake Wash
lneton. This Ia an investment you
should not overlook.
QuAt.HEIM a HOLMAN.
500 New York Block.
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For Rent

NEW houses on Rainier avenue. ti2
to $40 per month, sidewalks, water,
close TO store. school and churches.
hleh. dry and healthy. II minutes
on Washington street car line.
parties renting Of us can become
owners OF property within 2 years
by making smalls cash payments
down. Downing a. Leighton. 2is
Bailey Building.
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ts-f~ s1- ss,z.s -~F- = s.ESs-1ll1s
salmon. Thsy are b the drag net.
the So net. TIA wheel and the trkr.
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Wash Goods
Some Bargain Hints

The bright and real days Wash
iYinH We have never shown really
me few bargain prices that viii Interest,"
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FOR sALE-sn acres. Owner needle
monsy and wants offer.
Two acres. 1850.
Lots from $50 up, on monthly pay
meuis. all close TO ear line and
overlooking Green lake.
Two cottagsa Ia North Seattle, tt.eQo,
and a number % other bargains in
North Seattle property.
Tel. fnL L5g7a
II. A. ANDERSON.
teo Denny Way.
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PRoF. MoRRIN's day and nirht schcc
Fourth and Yesier
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Fer Sale Misesfisnse1s
lEkaf lNnNnsft,iN hsisk At tsss as1
FrsAi Fazrssitar. Co. Na-sie AsrtSa ~.
snes sussh OWLS e the herrsinx u
wss.f usstn. whtch tamssed eur iasnsess.s
stpes considerably. ~s are effsrihs - the
rrtu. sn ssaxtins pahlla tsafnitass.
sfeees. feasts hsatsrs cfeeksrYusfs.
stsss~afs ssa sH heusslseit fafntettnss
a stzess eae-tsnfh - thstr sFtuaf Nsfas
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rains - auf ifDs 81 onosl
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-27
Notes Of the Game.

A scrub team from the Y. M. c. A.
defeated the juniors of Brattleboro
academy in academy hall, West Brat
tleboro, Tuesday by score of 24-14.
In the preliminary game the Catholic
Union girls defeated the Brattleboro
academy girls 12-10.
The ST. Johnsbury Republican of
March IS said in regard to an item in
the Reformer asking for large crowd
of rooters to be on hand at the cham
pionship games: "We confidently ex-
pect the st. Johnsbury boys to win
and will suggest to the Reformer right
now that it will take more than the
noise of the rooters to keep the cham
pionship in Brastleboro. The Brattle-
boros will have to play the game and
play it hard" The championship is
still in Brattleboro and the Republican
has probably learned by this time that
the Y. NJ. c. A. boys know thing or
two about the game and that, although
they enjoy encouragement from the
spectators, they are quite capable of
winning their own games.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-27
ANNUAL ROLL CALL AND SUPPER.
The First Baptist Church Celebrates the DC
casion in a Highly Successful Manner.

The Baptist church observed their
usual custom and held their annual
roll call on Wednesday evening. Sup
per was served in the chapel at
O'Clock, 200 members sitting at the
tables, which were bountifully loaded
and beautifully decorated with bou-
auets of pinks and English violets.
The guests were served by the young
men and music was furnished through
out by Messrs. Dugan, Leitsinger and
Donoghue. After the supper, while
seated at the tables, the roll of men,
bers was called by Fred S. Knight,
clerk, Pastor Geo. b. Lawson presid-
ing. Most of those present responded
with scripture, poetical or other
quotation expressive of their own feel
ings. The reading and responses were
interspersed with vocal selections by
Mrs. W. B. Eddy and A. L. Maynard,
with an occasional hymn by all. At
ter the resident list had been gone
over many messages of greeting were
read from absent members, all breath
ing devotion and loyalty to the home
church and its work. Rev. Mr.. Law
son spoke briefly at the close, congrat-
ulating the church on the successful
outcome of the affair and bespeaking
active and enthusiastic cooperation in
all the work of the coming year. He
gave as the church motto for the next
year the command of Jesus the Christ,
lilo, l am with you always"
In the midst of all the rejoicing
there was tinge of sadness pervading
the evening owing to the severe losses
sustained during the year past and the
illness of others who have always been
so useful and loyal. Just before the
banquet and after grace an appropri-
ate hymn was sung composed by Mrs.
Jennie G.. Smith for this occasion.