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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MUSICAL TRINITY CHURCH

ny special request the program Of
music rendered NJ the Ascension day
service viii he repeated NJ Trinity
Parish church tomorrow evening.
The special music viii be rendered
by a FUN choir OF 80 voices. under
the direction OF Prof J. T.. Butler,
organiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

And enjoy the result OF many years
OF experience when YOU dine at the
Rninier- Grand cafe, If you like 10
eat we'll, and only pay n reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

FAVE ftE~1.
or y.ur ewn N loeaiEty uhsre yoa have
sccd suryuaadiHss ard The ssturs rec
- Hskinx nessF en- youf Investment
That tisns IL Raiafsr Beach. the Rsn.
ter si.etFss lire the nfpt place ths ears
strfss Lake weshinston. Hpnereds Of
families are moving IN ana tuiidinE
hon.ss. isrEe sswmiii hsnas. rlsaty q
I'll tes go. ,ss ana 500 =, .. ssvn ana
- meath. ltos4ss taiii ass. Loesslon
10 hlEh and hsaishy. nrhinx. eostins.
seheat ehurchss stores ,si.phens.
sidsvslks, stc. Ersrtoas rho hvea AZ
Msshlnst.s s;ssssi ~. % ras. Co. sss
81 nains4r Beach. or G. X. stsrtsvsnt
e~nsF. 30 nossoa Biceh
LARGE slightly corner In walia
walla. a snap at ti.i5o; easy terms
Lots on queen Anne sle0, 500. $500
and $500. Taylor Cook Co. AIS
Arcade.
A NICE LITTLE SNAP.
1soo-Five acres Of fine soil. handy
10 car line, 30 minutes ride 20 the
city. in GOOD neiEhborhood and
handy to school.
ADAMS 6 NICHOLS.
I'll Washington Building.
CHEAP lots AZ taa On. At Hiunan CITY.
oniy II minutes ride on Old Rsntcn caE
line On WashinEten street terms 81
down o. monthly. Come today. Lsnss
warm one on grounds,
ti.obO-s-room cottage. select loea-
ton, terms.
TAYIoR-cooK CO, lTs Arcade.
----------------------------- -------------------
MODERN 6-roomed house. high and
slightly lot, view OF lake. blocks
from Madlson, s.. 900. terms. In
auire 20it Madison.
Business Chances
I HAVfs = pair on horses wefshins 400.
also two single horses, 100 apiscs, for
sale cheap, going out OF business. Darn
IN rsar. 22ofh first avenue.
Society Notices
I All the man. ne dies IN your homs with
my ecreens Randall. the Carpenter, 4tp
Madison. Phones. Main ITO 1851.
ACNE, Tbs Printer 2is Spring at, bet. ID
aud "a. phonssl Sunset Black so22. Ind.
A 1911.
Fer ssle--ttouses and Lots
VI HoCsFs D and rSoms. ssd6 fasi
Valley. JOINING Capitol mn on east w.
r. HcfntyN.
Helm Manted-Fsmaie
WINfFTS Touns sifi - cate Tor children.
Apply it2o Minor avenue.
wANTED-Young girl from IL to Il
TO help around house and look after
child. ms Spring II.
Help Wanted--Male
WANTED Family. with boy and Elris 10
work IN wooden mills Kirkland. Apply
at mill or M First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

1900. While others are selling land
Ia aktH- e@yee- iaeNtinl5 ~ p.!eSs
ranging from fi2e - $500 per acre.
We are going to offer you chance
which YOU viii never have again no
handy TO Seattle. over 10 acres of
No l aoll. two fine spring creeks
running through a. good neighbor-
hood ana handy to school This
property r. on the new Rentun
line, only 20 minutes ride from the
city and 20 minutes walk from car.
ADAMS g. NICHOLS.
Sill Washington building
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IL the short and scenic route to Hpo-
kane. Rate of fare and ono third
made for q. A. x. encampment and
Dental association. Tickets and full
Information at city Ticket ofiice. 612
First avenue. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

wINAR1a srssi .ciatic and rheumatic
sraa!eetpr yin cuyn A. lsaN % par -aenf.
Of All those who are suffering frou
neuralgia, rciAtioa. innammatnry, IN fact
all forms Of rheumatism. Il destroys ths
acid in the blood one bottle. and VERY
often one third OF q bottle, effects a yer
maneht cure; u IL pleasant TO tekc-onlS
~ drope In wineElass OF water three
times n day, q does the work. and does
II quick OF money refunded. price VI. e
hy mail N out Of ihe city; don't 80 nYrtf
without ". N. " Winnns. tia New rprt
block Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

ana beautifui-it IL y pure. vegetable
compound on trial II will be found
a perfect Massage Cream. AT stores
OF Stone. Fisher a Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

We not only IN q tooth. bat We
save II. Tooth decay - tooth dis
ease. and merely nliins the cavity
does net cure tho disease.
Part % our system - PRESERNA-
TIVE Dentistry. Wa remove the
cause Of the decay. al the cavity and
recommend proper care 70 prevent
mere cavities. Owing to cur large
practice our prices ere reasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Doctor g. E IIoye has removed to
the new Walker building. corner
Second and University. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

~. qs. gsgss,s. s.sSt!..t.se -. !, . e
. - - - ---.---T ~ sEasg 4 = :,
LADY attendant always.
Bee tili lea.
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Victoria Day Celebration

A. Victoria. y. g. May ~. Round
trip. t20O. COS First avenue 80.
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crate. Oregon. 81 per crate. c,ai,fa,
mia cherries. It's al 50 Der bo.
a, issrass. ~ seaaso f.sr b5s: or.n.s.
-. f.ssy, ,,sotss 81 1'i s.ass.. if I, ks e,
'Afo p-r paneh. rrsHs fruit. o. socsio %
suttsr. Cheese, EGGS. Poultry
80. ss'is 49,. :. sw.asAihsioa evsn.ri.-. bee
stsss-f's.k r.nsA. sOs ., sos. E....ru.
chss.. Natv. washinstor. fun sr.ara.
hmbufser. lie. Swiss. tries, fs9i 10
hens. ie4i7e. I've dscks. 10. srsss,i. To-
spring chickens. $50 and O. per doz
Hay, Grain ard Feed
os. sn % pr ton; barley. 90 % per
ioo ssr 'G sss '' 81 49, $40 % o." ,A;,s
Eastafn washington Timothy f2s a.. CIT
iorniA hay. sieoo per ten. California 81.
taifs. tie.oo per ton.
PRICES To PRODUCERS
Ihess prices are for Goeds delivered at
silfoaa. ffsisht dspyts o. On the dock in
Hay snd Grain
Eastern Washington Timothy t7a 00a
- 20 Ten sifaifs 20 pr ton oats
~ % per ton bran, ta0 90 per ton. shorts
szlsoo Per ton raiddlinss. va oos "a % p.f
Eaes, Poultry and Livestock
Spring chickens. fsz5a4z6 per don.
Ess. fresh ranch. isse per dos.n. live
hens. ifs4itc per ~ 1.-Two ducks isd psr
~, dfssssd ysai. SOLO per ~ dressed
mutton, The4ea per ~. dressed hogs. o.
~ choice beef COWS On foot 9stc per 10.
steers. on foot. tisa4ha per III calves on
loot. ssaotc per ~. hogs On foot. To
per ID. sheep, on foot. 60 per ~. lanlba
on foot. 59shs per ID. hides. esso per ~
sssstsb's snd Green fruits
burbank potatoes. naffYss $500 per
ton. rahiufas. 1000 per ton cafrots Of 90
per saah. nativs onioas. toe arape fruit
~ 100000 per boa e0tnb honey. tse per ID
------@s==t=--=
Doctor g. ". Hoye has removed to
the new Walker building. corner
Second and University. 80.
-
90 70 Spinning for bicycle repairs
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Raas, peuItrr snd LIy...oek
Ysgstsbis and Green fruits

burbank potatoes natives "a % ser
ton. rahimas. 1000 per ton carrots Of %
per saah native onioaa toe arape fruit
f2,so0si0o psr boa. eornb honey. ise per ID
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ne WAS WITH TeppY

Mount Zion Baptist church will
hold special memorial service IN
honor OF the nations dead. at 7l4l
.. m. tomorrow. Department Chap
lain J. g. Mcpherson. who was In the
charge on San yuan hill, July I. 1898
will deliver the address. A special
program has heeu arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

90 to Spinning for bicycle repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

pETRIE's MASSAGE

PETRlE's MASSAGE
GRE AM.--ThiH prepar-
alton contains no OIL or
grease Of any deHcfip-
ttan II efadieatea flesh
worms, blaekheadH. pim-
pies. tan, suuburn, wrin-
Eles. leaves the skin soft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

ON his return from Everett this
evening the =. G Miles 8 Piper Go.
win give President Roosevelt a
strenuous" welcome by mems OF
a brilliant electrical display from the
roof of their main store. watch Tor
~ sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

YOUNG mas With steady smrlcYment
wants ruum mate. ~ psf meath each
10 MaHfisoa
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Classified Ads

gkdG otttCu A0S
-as--~ssss-s---~--a@sss ----'ssse-a---'~s-ss-s
Fer Hsnt--Furnished Rooms
sicE fafssisasd ran. 80 Jotn sGsst.
wAsTKb-Tbrss o. -four nicely Furnished
haassAsfpins saasas q pf4Fats fsstasHss
on Hsntun ~ nfsf htii. % ehiidr~n. Fsf-
sfsness Exchanges. 4. star rsh. 90.
ItInNihurp roasns sna he4ra. ibiT See.
enf sksi'rs. nssf lie.
NICE farnisssa raasns, saisahls saT tvs:
bsth saa peena. 1910 eeoena avs.
0H1Nn PACIFIC HOTEL iiis TSa ave.
Hss hauss nsut1 FURNISHED. eli modern .
Ffisea msdsfats
Financial
hEW u MOI
That Yaar r.aothig saisfs e. income cav
~ faefssned 10 fsf cent, ~ Futtina "a
partsea q Tosf savings A. esHpeSna Ia.
s~safiis. fifss aafissss sa iapsssss Gig
fsat estate.
o. 81 ths sists q BashlEstaa-
Call - Gee. A. Fiftus. satt-s. bestna
Aiask - sftst Fa1s nzezs sae sa4ss=.
FlsisiF and ~ uui ssBd 49, fsl jar
tiealafn u sill eosf Yea uafhinE 10 fuiis
uhassstzho this ftsns
giluEkfN FANINele.
RET -f-aaf A .Tliian roriiaaa. ORE psr.
tst hasfen = O. seattle.
PRIVATE foANN.
a FssasasAAis aises - bffHN Haonss 81
.rss. = '.ss's.s: ~ q. 'as,,ss. srS
es.f.assffa RsisIsf# .uH6at. private ofitees
al tsainsss sffsetif epneasnfaAA
MONTY - ie~n e. improved pfupefiY. -
aaeaHesi ~ hallHifs PURPOSES. payable
naHtklY nfs fsHt. fhssr Hsensf. - ne
tsfefs sn@siua lean. % A Niftps 9es-f
hc<taa blQeA-
MONEY ADVANCED sAiNnIEp Fno.
YfH retail mefeh anta. ts4anstsrs. kcafd.
sssz8ssae IN e. rrinEinai cities. Tuirssza.
.ie kslsf bles.. 50 sssebd sysnss.
a REias15i.E pis4s 70 befre- Hasa.s ca
c8arssEs.as watches. teseiryl taa lntsrssl
u y. west 90 fiss ssr~st-
COLLATERAL Rank Cn.rta a Read
pneast sean-a &C say sSes esiiatsr.l
Ice chsrr,.
TO LoAN-PrixHts assasy at te- rsss Fl
Interest pauss q osusF. 10 Yestsf
way. nocus snd ..
Fer Rent
Ron afA;f~ dad ass u I r5ss,s. tollsi'
~atef. yard. cts. En- car iins. 70 minutes
rsam second ave rent tie 1905 Jsca.
son street.
ISIS FOURTH. tsfaafn rat hath Faa AL
sisrffla urht. AsriT fseo Fdurth.
STRICTLY modern fiat. s rooms.
electric lights, corner sznd and =.
Union. Ne.to per month.
Wanted
YOUNG mas With steady smrlcYment
wsnts ruum mate. ~ psf uaanth each
10 Maitisoa.
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Merry
Campers

WHO SPEND THE WARM DAYS
ROWING. WALKING AND CLIMB
ING ALWAYS FEEL THE NEED
or A HEALTHY. REFRESHING
DRINK AFTER THEIR VIOLENT
E1SERcIsE. IN PLANNING YOUR
CAMPING TRIP. DON'T FORGET
TO TAKE ALONG
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STRICTLY modern flat. rooms,
electric liehie, corner sznd and d
Union. fis.to per month.
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A CLOSING our BARqAIN.

Eyres Transfer Co. Main ssa. -.
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ISIS rauRTH. t.faam rat hath. gas AL
.isesfis usht Aariy 1850 Fdarth-
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E5a 3fNf T.. sss x . rsssss' tsllsi
~atsf. yard. etc. an car iinx. 70 usinUtr-
rsum R~eunt Ave rent tie. 1905 JseA.
san Ftr-1t.
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PRICES TO PRODUCERS

gfbess prices a.. for sooas delivered q.
this eity1
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a respectable alses ~ hffsN money -
~ 'as,,ts%. .tv. ~
49, ss=-s-1 = 1870 si7H - -Fs* -
alisasffe EsinIsf Ora - private ofiess
al Haslnssa sffastiF ounnasnaial
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WHOLESALE PRICES

California strawberrisa. iiqI25 per
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HeIn Wnntnd---WaIe


WANTED Family. with boy and siris
work IN wooden mills. Kirkland. App
at NTH or itif First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Eastern Washington timothy. t7a ao1
:. Per ton alfalfa. 90 pr Ton! oats
- ~ per tor bran $40 90 per ton. shorts
sxlso9 per ton nat1ditnes. ga oo4 70 % PEI
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-01-16

him! He hated fire worse than the
devil hates holy water, and II was
just the fight In him that sent him
Ia every blaze Of any ccount for
nearly ten years.
ale had n son who ran a pretty
good boiler shop down near the
water front, and that's where he got
his money. Anyway, the older he
got the drunken he kept, and after
awhile he got TO be such a nuisance
that the young fellows In the de-
partmcnt would turn him over to
the police the minute he showed up
Mt n fire. lie always insisted on be.
ing right on the edge OF the fire. lie
had no more fear of falling walls, cx-
plosions or such dangers than u
healthy kid has Of n ball game. Us
older fellows had n tender spot for
"Chief" Tlmmons. and when he
sncaked through the lines we always
let on like we hadn't c him. We
all knew how II hurt him to miss n
fire, and we knew that he wouldn't
last much longer, anyhow.
"rhc night of the Baker-Iiayliss dry
goods fire In NJ street. the biggest
one for years, Timmons didn't show
mp at first. and an old pipcman named
Gilligan and | had just begun to talk
about him. We were standing with
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-01-16

sible 10 procure il, with two or three
%spoonfuls OF oatmeal thrown IN TO
soften the water. Next proceed TO
thoroughly massage the face with
solne good soap and n firm sponge;
then rinse the skin in another basin Of
cold water, into which has been poured
a few drops Of ea~u.de-cologne or alco-
hol, finally rubbing into the face and
neck n little lenoline or cold cream
London Standn rd.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-01-16

NJ, ,nx ,,t, NJ apv s,nt, nf the I'nion
~, ty ,he nn,innoi goy.rnm"n, immi.
,,r,,u'tn"n, IL nrn'sin, tutn I'D, stnts
s,hu,ches mt schnni. nrs multiniyinr In
,,nvsi,,yy ma nca,nnnt vNircnIy our m.
versinsd ANA Spulont rrsnurcrs have al.
,r,st.d M" n,nsI f,yornbir attention 81
,tha n : nuonin ~, iii. ,.nuhi q ami AZ ,he
~, 'ki,.sn,, a. ~ tnJ,.ts mi urndig =
az ',be sr.,t valley M he Mia. isyiuni.
Carved nu, az ,hnt mnrninrent Iomnin
which the s,a,esmanahip Of Thomas Jef.
f.r"on pnye To- ~" Amatlcsn nation. our
st,,c A., aircady The fnr,is ~ n vnsi nnJ
,nrrc,slnp cnmfncrr. In an, chIof m.tr1.
Nm Miisy,nri viii marshni n Jispinv Of
49,, NJ, ",,n.rinr nnL XII, f.v,
eaunis' Indeed. 4, A. almost bcyond The
Non ~ imnrinn linn Ia fully rrnrp The
mm,pb,y nnossibiii,i.a oI n %w"nd.rfnl
state
~ Finances.
Tn, condI,Ion of AZ. si,te tr,naury H.
uny, sn,is1ar,nry "a tbn la ~ J.nugrv
I'm ,h,rc MS nm nvsIllabi. ,ssL b,i.
IN H. a. "vart,us "ninJ' Witch t"tsi
,oyonuc r,nI mud iiii slIh la M. AMI,
s,rLins ,,,nJ' NV >" ~
Th" Total incom. Of the treasury. from
nil sources lar M. Two wears ending Inn,
"n,v Il i,,a was M" "a IA n. H." totnI
enforcement Tor III. same psrlod being
iaCiiaSS ri The bainnre la the credit III
Inc various funds on January l. isa. was
nj eaS no "A. az which a.. M vns credit
.j Ia The stnte rryrn1o fund nnd 500.
sOl M IN Tho atnt, .Inkiur fund
The rec"Iuis or tnr trsI9,Iry show a
stendy CROWN. din. Ia tnnst mGst pnrt H.
Tho incnmo n,isinr frnm IN. bsDr ia.
s~uectinn f,o. mud lie natural rrnwth nud
inrronse i'm The t8N,bl. vcnlth ~ ~,
aintc " Wv ~ "
u... u..u..u.. u...
Tb, Co. .niI,1,'d '','r ~. modified
b.or Insucctian i,w nnss,d bv ne i,sl
general nssemhiy Trirsrntc fi;Asig ~ of
which fa1t All IA nreri.d utIor IN mo n1sa
ne" or liz um"nd,J inw nni IicDsil II
since tina, INV bertmn oueraiIvr. M,
AVERAGE months r,coipts from inspootlnf
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-01-16

A New York woman's club refused
TO listen to a paper on Marital I'm
rest" Perhaps the members, says
the Chicago Record-Hernld. thought
II would be unwise to have their per.
sonal affairs discussed In a clubroom.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-01-16

-. ~. ~ A.
80 ! w." mi
~
uo"
a.. o.. a." La~.",ud -n,ns..m'
a. -. "s ~
$500 ~"
H "y",'" '",s
m n a. a.. WIN.
ao .ma "ne o'e"' w,
~ " 80 ~
W. ~
go .ns ~ IT. 49,.
-. .y. ,s
- on g., $50 ~
" ~ ""'
"ont IN the middle OF the cross
streets next To the burning building
perhaps 90 rect from the wall inc
SKINNER truck was s'anuihg WIN us
extension i"uuer reared almost per-
p~chuicuiar' an" on the top plhhae'es
win a nozzle paying mo 'he tour'h
windows was acnw'''., OF f""-
teens me s'ralgn' wan oi mh'si'e
granite lowered auoNc him' nut mo-
oouy ho'iceu th"t there was q crack
IN U nheie OF the wall NJ .ne Top
ana ,nat the nea'y cast wan was
Slowly de,acnihg user from ,ne
SOUTH w"n' incn pour o"u ,i".o",'
and excited, came crawling under tho
ror.s ~, .n,, hi,, ro an 90 h
,hi.t ,o,ch him a, ,b. arm mud
,,i,h . ,yiiJ ,.rr,a.I ,o,L Ia NJ. .,os
n,in, ,n,,,rd n, On, Ton c~or,ic,
a,oyo sch,nr,, r,r o,.r an n. a.
r., 4, i,r. ,,i,, an. .,., ,,,i, and
,h.r 7 Ln,,, H., ali TI,n,n,,s
m.,n, for s,,v ~. nond.rous yvoI,
~ .olid m.snnrv e,ni,g inch bv
inch from a. sur,or,iny angle. IN.
chief sow n, ,an. and r%nisiny his
trumpc, hovlcs M schyy,rt, 10 com,
J,,n
n uu,. -. ,..u ..,. ban, .;.
-. 81. a...,.. ~. A.. - ~,
,ha ,,aIa. .,.,,na in,o ,ha a.. ,yns
ah,,.ta,. a.. al .an.d. 81 .i.h,. ~.
a., a." lie. LaI,au. ~, "a. .nd
,,ind an5 ,h. ,.at.nIn, r,ar that
ras. e., a.. ara,t,. s,r..,. hcI,,y
h,rn ~" al ,ri.5 60 o,,ra., his NJ.
.an,,on 49,, ,ahaJ,. hod a.. n.ryo q,
-. - ,.II Dnit.a. r,a5a
~, uLa No., 90 a,,.r him
In, IN, chic, Jrnygcd him on and
..n, him On s.on he s,.nm,r that
-. .u.a,Aa. c.h,ar,,.. .,r,nm a.,
Lr.,Y ,Ln, n On. ,,n,.r ,uI, The poSr
J.vil would coma. dawn. or M icnst
,ooL do,yn % sec ,yhn, wns the mai.
Tor m, cm,i,nn couldp,t Gel
,bro,,h IN. crowd o,ick cnouyb, I
.-,,nasa ana ,Lo ,.n 4, ,h, ~Ioaui,,
""II'"'' ~" ~ S"F H
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-01-16
Emo ~InaIIImtInM..

.iiHsouri has twcnty-Onr well equipped
Institutions. fully the equals Of their
Kind IN amy state Of the union, Tho
STATE university, school Of mines and
metnllurgy, three normal schools, Lin
coin institute, four hospitals for the In
sane. school Tor the deaf and dumb,
school for the blind. colony for the feeble
minded and opileptic. confederate home.
dustrill home for girls. state fair. fruit
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
minneapolis Topics.
For Saturday, Jan. 2:
sTHE OTHER SIDE OF THE DOOR,"

Now, here is topic that will fit everybody,
for doors something every family has, and
sometime or other everybody has had
thing happen the other side of door, It
may be the door of ROOM the door of a
house or fiat, the door of a car, carriage,
a shop, etc. And YOU in turn may be either side
of the door, locked in locked out, scared half
to death or amused at whatever may be going on
the other side of the door. The topic fits every
one and there ought to be great variety to the
stories The papers must be in the hands of the
S editor of The Journal Junior
Not Later Than Saturday Evening, Dec. &c,
at S o'clock They must be strictly original writ
ten in ink on side only Of the paper, not
more than 800 words in length nor less than 100,
marked with the number Of words and each
signed with the grade. school, and address
Of the writer. The papers must not be rolled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
A SIMILAR OPERATION.

My little cousin had watched her
father shave and thought it very funny Of
him to put soap on his face first. One
day her father hired a man to come and
whitewash their fence in the backyard.
After my cousin had watched him for a
little while she exclaimed, Say, mister
man, is you going to shave the fences
hair of? ?" May Haverstock,
A Sixth Grade, 1920 Tenth Az. s.
Horace Mann School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
For Saturday. Jan. 9:
I'm THE ATTIC"

If you do not happen to have attic now,
write of something connected with an attic that
you used to have. If you never had an attic,
write of one you have been in elsewhere And
if you never have been in any kind Of an attic
in all your life, try to write story from
thing that father mother grandfather
grandm other tell you. And if ali these "ifs"
do not fit your case just imagine attic and tell
about something that happened in it. But choose
the true story where you can get it. The papers
must be in the hands Of the editor Of The Jour
nal Junior
Not Later Than Saturday Evening, Jan. 2,
at five O'Clock. Each paper must be strictly orig
inal written in ink side only of the pa
per- not more than 800 words in length nor less
than 100, marked with the number Of words and
signed with the grade, school, name and address
Of the writer. The papers must not be rolled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19

IOOked afOunu = anu -Sdlu, w nat IS It,
James?" Teacher" he said, didn't you
say for us to copy it exactly" Yes
said the teacher, smiling. But said the
little boy quickly, 1--WE can't 'Why?'
Il can't copy that large fish on this little
piece of paper" he answered. The chill
dren all laughed. but he did not because
he did not see how he was going to copy
such large fish on a small piece of pa
per. Irene NJ. hoy,
A Sixth Grade 1887 Adams St. NE.
Holland School.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
A REGULAR WHALE.

When I in the primary grade at school the
often things the blackboard SUCH as
cat, dog, Then copied whatever she drew
One day she drew large fish on the blackboard and
told copy it and make the exactly like it.
She gave pupil small piece of paper.
Suddenly a little boy raised his hand. The teacher
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
A WEE UN,s ARITHMETIC.
(Honorable Mention.)


morning at the breakfast table my sister May,
about years old, studying her arithmetic les
son. of the questions How many fourths IN
whoe?" My two-year-old sister was eating bread
nd the bread particularly light 1t
contained many holes Pearl came to one OF these
looking innocenty said in her chlldsh way
Here's a hole, May; how many fourths IN it?
A Seventh Grade. Harriet V an Fossen,
Emerson School, 2115 Blaisdell Av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
A NOVELTY IN TAILS.


talking to the little girl VINO nVed
next she asked what III meant.
that it the abbreviaton for Illinois, she
then asked me what authorization was and told her
that it was something that made shorter AS she
looked of the window she dog that had
very short TAIL and then she said, That dog has a alb
breviationed tail, hasn't it?
A Fifth Grade -Signe Damberg,
Van Cleye School 2617 Monroe St. NE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
A LOGICAL CONCLUSION.

One day when going town saw little
boy standing fruit seemed be
talking himself AS I drew nearer heard him
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-19
EXTRA LARGE ORANGES.

My little three-year-oId niece had
been at our house for three or four days
and my sister and I were taking her
home. On the way we passed a store
where some extra large pumpkins We're
shown at the window. AS little Mary saw
the pumpkins she called out, "Oh, that's
the kind of oranges my papa always
buys!'' Olive Morse,
A 9Th Grade, 1908 Main St. NE.
Sheridan School. -
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GOING THE OTHER WAY.

One day when was in the country met a little boy
with a large dog. He told me what good dog he