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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25

r. n. Alexander. second; Black Diamond Auto
sara 1im q B Winch minutes aiSsH Is s
s;csad i.d minutes ID seconds; third. minutes
s %'s s. ~ r. es,
Cos % h. p Ford driven BY Frank kuck, second so
s.n aT i h A2a Nf's %s
10 minutes is seconds.
e., at S mile. for
Ssss y s'$ si'}
E. B. Tho%ss,, % horse power Mercedes driven
III ss Ass.s for
Rrokaw's % horse power Esp.ut. driven By Joseph
driven driven ~ @ e %haIs
..ans h: .y '' a A.e BY sss . Il
minutes rs seconds. Worlds track record for
' SO seiy cssy. mile. for touring
s snn Sar and drive eae Pope
d MGe By ch"res soSles E Morrison Hst 81 Scse
Sysn e I'd a. s
third Tm wsnss minutes IS seconds
won by Ho.IasI 4 T.nx.m.n's h.;p, Fat:
driven by Paul Sarton, ] minute 20 seconds Pope
Motor Car company's "a h,:p Pope Toledo. driven
~ chsris: sculs; ! MINUTE IS ...sond;s, second;
| / minute is seconds. Net time. minutes 10 Is
| seconds.
second heat-won by B,sck Diamond Automo-
hi. company,s IS h,.n Rucsmohils, driven BY 4
Pope Toledo. driven by owrtr. nnute is seconds.
second: W. G. BroFhw's 20 h..rlRenhult. driven
by Joseph Tucy. seconds, third, Net time,
| minutes - So seconds.
FINAL heatI~on by sartori: Lee, SECOND: seAton,
third: Morrison, fourth. Time, minutes is
seconds. Time OF second. minutes seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25
I CUR
CANCERS
JUNIORS

y ''pS0r Pt'or' INV NUllIIIg. NU FHTII'
When say l can cure Cancers and Tumors
speak directly to the most increduous-thos"
who are suffering and getting no help and no hope
FIJI encouragement from fs mily physicians
J"ENTE YEARS OF SUC"FSS have dr'lor-
strated that Cancers and Twaors arc ora
sores but are the accunulat ions of Ioison that
circulate in the blood throughout the entire system
treat the cause. and by curing it eliminate H."
effect When the blood is purified the symptoms
VIII disappea-. Surgery only treats the gore or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25

Pastime q. b. Go . o o 0-s IL 2
Crescent A. Co.. o o 0 o 0 90 o 5
Baiteries-Brown and Dempsey Wander hoof and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. n. Mullen. SET Ballard ave-. epA
City HAIL
Fremont prus Co. Ewing street
and Frement avenue.
w. a. Mansfield a Co, pruealsa
E5d and jackson.
orshsm's Hems Bakery, eioo let
avenue.
c N Lehndrsfh cigar store, sie''
Second
Thea Harris. al Pestoties, RenteN
Llttls's Pharmacy, let ave. nertn
ard Harrison street J. n. Litu"
Proprietor
Carlton q Co. Druggist cor. sth
%. and pao. street. South sesVls
y. A. Moore. pestotfies. So. PARK
University prua stere, UniVsr.'e
Station
Hsvssll 9, phsrmssy. to2s Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. prs'
eristor, eo2s e. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store, w. J. stud
isy, prep. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p, G. Fisher
prep. cts Broadway and James
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 ist ave.
tsary's Pharmacy. 2se ~. Broad
~syI phone. Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
WELCOME
LOUBET
Naval Maneuvers at Naples
Profoundly Impress French
President
py serlpps New. Ass.n.,

By seripps News Ass'n)
NAPLES. April 2s.-'T can never
forget this sight 1t seems like wsr.
but It's inner meaning is profound
peace" remarked President Loubet
10 the king this morning as he stood
watching the maneuvers OF sixty
warships in honor Of the visit Of thu
Preach president
The day was magnificent. The
bay was seen at its best The
crowds IN the streets were immense.
The battleship Regina Margharfta
carried the king. the president and
the royal party. The gunboat Euri-
dice had on board the diplomatic
corps.
The battlcship passed twice be-
tween the lines. then President Lou-
bet went aboard the French cruiser
MarEciiies and was saiuted by Il
guns from each ship as the French
squadron left the bay for Mar.
Heilfee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
ron TRADE
SEATTLE REAL ESTATE Co.
Timsa iuildinF

iaaAk# II \ MULE
" en-lntutuc property rented FOR DO
per month. clear " tucumbfanoe
TRADE fer Improved farm OF equal
value.
EA9o worth real estate ali close IN
PROPERTY. 20 exchange Tor miHccl'
lancoua stocks of merchandise any
value.
ts.o,o stock % hoeta aud shoes 70 sK.
change fer equal value IA Improved
real estate.
fine houses aud Tots ON Madison ct
trade for building lots, any value.
a=aCrc ranch. all cleared. fenced. good
house. barn. etc bearing fruit trees.
trade fer anythiuA value E.e0 IN
seattle.
Hotel IN live town. clearing TO Per
month. elegantly furnished, trade
for 6 t. 10 acres waterfront. value
g 0oO
beautiful level lets. IN good loca ton.
value 81 An elfsaf q tncumhHanrp,
trade for nice soominE house and az
sumo
FoUR HUNDRED OTHER trades on
cur uat. We can match ans thinA
you have 60 offer, See uH AZ once.
Phones Main 7i6; Ind l. ~
SEATTLE RAJ. ESTATE CO.
Times building.
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70 ;;|s''',,s 49,
Rs.,G-G'at
our PRICES

Painless Extracting Fro0
OUR SYSTEM of painless extraction.
COVETED by all other dentists. IL
known and used by this FIRM ON
our expert dentists wfTc-Urrw
renowned specialists, will be foA
hereafter at these offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT

Teeth filled and treated at night as
well as day time, every day in ths
week. Sundays included"
HOURS - q. m. 90 ~ midnight.
We are now better prepared than
ever before 60 give our patrons the
benefit of the skill and care Of our
great specialists" who have 80 long
served the many people whom we
class as OUR patrons.
We are SUCCESSORS 10 the EASTERN
DENTISTS
Notice 20 all patients who have had
work started In cur office" We viii
finish your work as per your contract
With us before, without further cost.
satisfactory We will gladly replace
free OF charge.
We will not try TO compete with poor
dentistry uut viii do the best work
at onc-haf the price charged by
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
sunuRnAN rsrATra

Unaresiied s-acrc ranch within =.
miles n Pioneer Square. n minutes
car ride l0-ruum modern house. land
ali under cultivation. over - 90
this property Il 80 per day tlt.eo
acres At the End 81 the BEACON
I'LL car line, with running water.
ci.AHEMoNT- T.svei aer. tracts. two
blocks from car line. Is minutes
ride from Pioneer square, tts w,
one third cash. balance ~ per cent
wFsr sEATTrE-s lota. comfortable
t-reom house splendid vlcw Of the
SOUND. CITY and OILY MT'ICs, $40.
ons.hhH acre all parked for chickens
house. barn and store on property
worth price asked. n.soo. tNo cash
10 acrss on the aEATTIE-TACoMA
INTEHINBAN. three miles frum
the business center ~ Seattle. good
s-room house large barn: flowing
watef. two springs On the place
iaooh This land is easily worth q .isd
Der acre.
on the sEATrf.E-TAcoMA INTER
URBAN 10 miles from Seattle "A.
acres Of choice land with house aud
barns = oo terms 10 suit pure haser
SOUTH Park b.room cottage. two
lots. we'll. OF Orchard ave near
Washington boulevard. Lao. -
cash. balance Per cent. nioo spot
SOUTH aEATrLE-s- room house.
& no
CLAHEMONT= Four-roon furnished
house. lot cleared and into garden,
so. 30 down SO per month. Ism I
this better than paying rentf
kirk fsANU@ie acres. fi-roum house
we'll located O. 200. easy terms
BALLAHD-b-raum house two lots.
81 0o0. Easy terms.
BALLARD -1i-room house. two good
lots IN fine state % cultivatiuu.
fruit, f7Gp0
nRIGHTON HEACf-i0 acres; Groom
house. fAOp0. tho land alone In worth
o. GO
RAINIER BEACH Oue-hnf acre.
nice Groom cottage; close 90 aae
line. ts0o. this T. Just about the VAIN
81 the half acre. Ia
10 acres 81 choice fruit land. EdH4l
7-room house henlthful locati9a
81 GO. short walk 20 car line; Sc 90
fare. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
Modern Dental
Pas.fOs.S

Ger. Second and Pike Street, over Pc,
pies Bank. Masonic Temple nuiidil
Our Main office. Fourth and Nor
Streets. Portland Oregon
Hcurs-S;30 to 1900 MtdniEhf
DAYS and holidays included.
A. &. FROOM. ADVERTISING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29

+ N JORDAN. COLONIAL BLOCK.
Northeast corner Second ave. and Co
fumbla 81 Entrance Columbia st
g. ssffaa
Three fine sri98 la'a 90 usorEriuwn,
near ths bicycle lf.Fk and on the ear
line.
So 60 81 an Acre
/ 20 % hKFu tfmHta. Kuud soil. level
Iapd Hauih - cts. overlooking she
sound Euod piaakcd rad 20 the
city. sas{ terms.
G. ~
Nsw. completely modern esrootu house
on afafaI CORNER bot. 9Th ayeuua add
Fast Marion street. house - hest
build aad finish. flrrtseIhaH ME al
AMI enamel plumbing iat nicely I'M
prov - ell street improvements IN
and uatH bitsehh from school.
biarhA from car
y. NJ JORDAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
RECEIVED A
SAD WELCOME

ST. PETERSBURG. April 2a--six
hundred survivors OF the Nartag-
Karietze disaster at Chemulpo ar
rived here this morning. Their re-
ception was OF religious nature.
with no speeches and no band.
Grand Duke Alexis was present and
shook hands with the officers So
they left the train. The men he
welcomed with Good day. broth
ers." Outside a large crowd gath
cred and greeted the heroes enthusi-
astically.
-s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
4. Il. CLAYTON 4 SON.
REAL EaTATE AND IN
HUHAhGEs
tia New York Block.

o. 80
Neat cosy cottage. rooms new. fuHl
Finished. nickel plumbing. gas and
electric. good view - taha. Madison
ear line. l2,sJ Cuah. balance monthly
90.
Very handsome. weli-buiit Groom
new, modern house. Summit ave
north and hoy terms to arrange.
81. ~.
z room. modern. near Jackson eat
line 81 cash. balance 81 prf month
until paid. nice home for aufne one
Ne have some very desirable humrg
at los prices and easy payments,
Fire Insurance. Leans
~ .. CLAYTON & SON.
4ts New York Block.
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Reel Es,s,e-contlnusd
rErTTra UNTyERaIrY ADDITION.

rETTfTa UNfvHHalTY ADDITION.
.
$50 TO ta5o-LoTa WITH arREnrH
GRADED. CEMENT WALKS. cry
WATER AND FIRE uYDRAsrs.
ALL PAID. TERMS SIS TO 81
CASH. AND BALANCE o. TO 80
A MONTH
ICE CREAM AND CAKE
WILL ma Derived FREE At
THESE PROPERTIES SUNDAY,
MAY isT. Take University car to
bind ut; 80 west two blocks.
PETIT a SON.
Arcade bldg. 1917 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29

$40 8 ROOM house. 800 cash.
81. 30 Groom house. 500 cash.
81 no room house. 90 trade.
81 GO 6 room modern. 800 cash.
a. 500 Groom modern. 800 cash.
8. 0O0-6-room modern, terms.
q so ~s-room modern. 500 cash.
g. po-ii lots. Z houses. terms.
! spta for $50, your own terms.
Farm to trade for city lots.
4 roominR houses. very cheap.
Fine farm for sale on easy terms
~. G. nYEnR a. co,
a2s-a y7 SO Arcade Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
Society Noeses

AM THE MAN Rubtcr weather
stripping on doors ard windows
Randall thu Carpenter, as II Adison
Phones iiTe. Ind. Y is5f
LACE curtains Numbered. g cts pair
exceptionally fine work, experienced
nc Stewart Phone Black a9e2
PAIN CIRCLE No ~ will give q
dance m Masonic Hal, 10 fst ave,
FRIDAY evening. April p
TRY Crihhin & Co. for Teas and Cot
fees The Best that money can buy
1872 Fourth ave.
DEBTS collected. Liens forecloasd
MS Denny building.
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t7oo-i2 ROOMS. finely furnished. good
brick. oil outside rooms. reasonable
rent. well located. rooms full at good
prices. easy terms.
o. 20 Most beautiful corner In city,
on first hill. very best location for
an apartment house.
81 300 buys swell broom modern cot
taeo out Madison. with good view. on
easy terms.
STEWART. STEWART 4 CO.
Room ~. Union Block. Ha First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
Birth.

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Bronx. \ girL
Born g. Mr.. and Mrs. Potter War
ren. a eirl
Born 10 AIR. and Mrs- II. q. Hansen.
q how.
Horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl II, Corn
wall girl
Horn 10 Mr. and Mrs. George stan
dish a girl
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- Classified Ads. -
LODGING House. For Sal.

ron sAtE=IodfinH House. by owner.
A snap u taken az once. best toCa-
ton in city. Gus Third aN ihohe,
Red is.
ron BALE M-roem lodging house. A
snap. strictly modern Enquire 90
Sixth ave.
ron BALE 10 rooms. Is Furnished for
housekeeping Investigate, owner,
iA2ih Seventh avenue. Room d
if=ROOM house; must sell quick. on
account 81 sickness, good locality.
ROOM 80 ErHEN BUILDING.
td0 LODGING HOUSE. II rooms and
ave. south of Marion. 300 Oriental
blk
-Fer Esohanss
ron TRADE.
Beautiful b-acrc tract near Columbia,
with fine view Of lake. Alao nice
cottage on y acre. on good car line.
Cali al
ROOM 10 UNION BLOCK.
~ First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE Of good household
furniture. the contents q II well fur
ulahsd rooms = O. Hirksrtou a 60.
Wili sell on the premises No. -
Lenurn street on Monday. the - day
81 May. 81 80 - hhArp@hraaa mount
81 beds. mautei hs.da nufiugH. mat
fFtssea. extension tables. diHiug
Ghhirs bureaus. Nummudfa. bedding.
toilet SETS. carpets. lace curtains,
Kitchen safes, Kitchen ques ma, crock
cry glass. gaH fHngeas Majestic steel
range ard other useful furniture r.,
O Iickfrfun 4 Co. uuCtloneerH.
phone. Main loal. independent 1871.
AUCTION SALE Of furniture Of IS
ruum lodging house Ne. - First
avenue south. on Saturday. April ~.
At 1912 SHARP. Tho furniture II all
good and clean and consists Of bed
nefn, iron heds. EpripEH ma tresaes.
fhairH tables. bureaus. Cnmmades.
toilet sets. carpets. etc. = O.. HICk-
art0u 4 CO. auctfnuFera phone Main
tapl. Independent 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29

Clara Hackney. II. Georgetown;
diphthsria-
Eilxa Ffeshy. s. King County Hos
pital. heart failure.
Julia Caswcll. e.. King County Hos
pltai; BriEhts disease.
Mrs. MarGargt Merrin. 81 fQiais
jackson street. senile decay.
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BUSINESS Suits. Sc Herald. 1879 "a
60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29

IGHif--A pair ~ gold Hpeetaeleh in red
enAa Finder please return 70 Star
office Reward or address Y Z.
Ths Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
ACRE TRACTS

/ ICE CREAM MD CAKE
WILL BE SERVED FREE
SUNDAY. MAY 1H'r. At
utfp ACRE IRA CTS. NEAR
STATE UNIVERSITY.
Take this opportunity 90 see
this beautiful garden and
Residence location.
Take University car 90 SIND
st 90 Weat two blocks
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Folding Beds

FOLDING BEDS MarrIs Mantel and
Upright Folding Bcds, Tables aud
Ftrniturs Factory. Sibh Pike. Re
pairing done.
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GARDEN PATcH-s acres, 4 acre.
and acres. ia ballard. sill eel vury
R0oA 10 EPfIcn BUILDING.
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MUTUAL REALTY co.
ai5-310 Pioneer Bldg.
Both Phones Main $50.

.'ssssststssss s.sssss.ssss.s. ..sssssst
sss.ssstsssss sssssst.
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800 BUYS n B-roomed lodging house,
all Hight housekeeping; every room
rented; close IN.
Rent only go Investigate.
ROOM g THE TIMES BLDG.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-11
Msonolia Park

orr,s ont today with entirely A'A
s.-t--.s under the new Wana-
anon. The entertainment viii T"
...s.-y f-H.rrazz vaudeville 0' f1'
rsrra.f orler. consisting of ihc PM
~ magical fou- ever gwen 'N
ar-a fha finest iulr''Tf 'H.I
t.,....s .- mis- raruf-t ana female
.-.-..- HratHr uhu Dr.
-..-.. n8 n1+ Sail fn POI. rr
49, IA a.a fhs Illustrated fin.'
49,. ~ rra- arH-r. ami '-
-.-sr--iar rra- ular.1 Hn arr -
Il s-sarr a- arf nfr
fHr rH-H
-.tr rr-- f-fnI.. @
- children Ser
-..-.a rrHrs a- rhr Narf
.,.H - assured son r H
-..r.f and sou VII ~ a-ar.
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ANSWER FILED
BY PALACE STORE
f. C. TRiER ADMITS INSOLVENCY
AND PRAYS COURT TO AID.
JUDGE HIM BANKRUPT.
REEERFF RR0IICHI0N S0 0RDERS
REFEREE BROUGHTON 50 ORDERS
Liabilities Set Down as Something
Over Fourteen Reconsideration
Docket Called by Judge Watts
Other Court News.

Mr.. Il. c. Trier, representing the
Palace Millinery company, yesterday
filed answer in the United States Dis.
trict court to the involuntary bank
rupt proceedings instituted against
him some time ago. lie admitted his
Insolvency and asked that he be ad-
Judged so. The answer was referred
TO Judge Broughton, referee in bank
rl:ptcy. and the Judge entered a de-
cree. declaring Trier bankrupt and
calling a meeting of his creditors.
The first meeting will prou1b.N hr
held this week I'm a sworn stale
ment filed with his answer Trior
states his assets and Liabilities.
The total liabilities are SCI down
as s14a54g3. Of which the following
claims are secured:
state and county taxes. S3>'3' city
tavcs for 1903. So: three notes ~ q.
or Nulard for rent Of building ne''
Ia the bankrupt. $500. and Lawson
Consofifafed store service cHmVant
Of Boston. So. making ih' in'al 'I
occurred Haln.tie- gf5.Ha. lho
naming Liabilities are NI''
tha principal creditors arc N,N ..Ih
poe,on. Philadelphia and 'inr.ni'..
wholesale houses
The local creditors rhos' '.h ..L
s,e unsecured are. lamb I..f. n-
rourauv. 80. Currr. h".a ~
rav yEGa1 beaumont lg. l.-..
!. sf-fearatiur company &c.
1,ort omra 81 western ln'gh -,
p-srb company. $3.50 ~ D. 90
..sfr- g1-s nr =. GH-'..n
y nawzer FURNITURE ril
s-. rYaGn y Tfrr So w.
vs.ri- 81 naarrn1rf So % ','.I
--af- frr nr1EiHHrTt rf.s
s--.s-o-u- National BANS rH.
4rfrft $40. Besurnrt'
49,. rr--1s-e uarrfarf urin- cll
- gr-z. d =. HuhDsr &llA
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Re carry them in Mahogany
Birch, Birds Eye Maple, Oak.
Our stock never was so complete.
Over so styles to select rom.
OUR NO. 274-solid Oak, double
swell quartered top drawer con-
tanning 5 large drawers; always
sold for $1,000,
Special ............''" O.lo
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Total assets are alleged to be Of
the value of SS,S15.22; consisting OF
stock in trade valued at $1,000. house
hold goods of the value of $3.50 and
claimed as exempt and debt due on
open account, $1.565s2.
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Remombcr they have a firSt-claSS

Remember they have a first-class
orchestra not eXceled anywhere in
the state and invite you to come out
and see. They are willing to submit
to the verdict of the public whether
they are giving pleasant place TO
spend an afternoon or evening or
not. All the management asks is
for YOU to come and see.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-11
criner ACQUITTED.

I'm tho corporation court YESTERDAY
II r. Crfucr. tho negro with whom
,...,5,rtor Toe Tulsa Of the Sabine
....., ,,r line had trouble. was ac
Quilted of the charge :" hL'''' ~
This was the only case 0" ''i'' '
r.ra she mayor.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.


DR.. and Mrs. Bruce Richardson LETT
last night for visit of several weeks
in Canada. returning by the way OF
Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis.
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Miss Hopes is coming to Beau
mont to visit Mrs. Burt Hopes at
1916 Calder Avenue.
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The following messages are hcld
undeIiyored on account of insufficient
address. at the Postal telegram %
flee: Geo. Radford, w. e. AhuerSoh'
A. Thompson.
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District Court,

Judge Watts in the SiXticth Dis
trict court yesterday called the civil
and criminal motion docket but only
a few attorneys were present and but
few cases were taken up. The same
dockets will be called next Saturday
Following were the orders entered
yesterday:
w. J. Health VS. Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fc Railroad company; motion
TO uuash citation sustained.
Martha shelton VS.. John Shelton !;
motion OF defendant for a new trial;
passed
Motions for new trials were filed in
the case Of Ernest Loftin and Ike
Long, colorcd who were convicted al
the present term of the criminal as
trict court and sentenced to terms III
The State pcnitentiary
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Or. A. {. Stafford. Dentist

Is prepared 70 DO all kinds Of dsuta
work Prices reasonable. ETsmint
ton free. Gas given IN extracting
vnen requested. Rooms u and IS.
over French NsrksL NsE phone sos.
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GuHv Suit.

Suit for siSSi5 was filed in inc
county court yesterday by the J. NJ.
Cuffv Petroleum company against
tbo Dickson Drilling company ct al
I'm the SIxtieth district court an
order was entered dismissing ih'
case of Mrs. AGNES c. Cisscll ct "a
against Y. q. Davis. rms was W.,
celebrated case in which plainiih at
legged mismanagcmcnt of certain
uropcrtv in the Spindle TOP oil nod
I, rs understood the disagreement has
l,.,p settled ont ~ court.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-18
MUST BELIEVE IT
when Well known Paw Paw People Tell II
so Plainly.

When public endorsement is
made by a representative citizen
OF Paw Paw the proof is positive.
You must believe it. Read this
testimony. Every backache suf-
ferer, every man, woman or child
with any kidney trouble will find
profit in the reading
VIII Ellis, ex-town treasurer,
now employed at Briggs -four
mill, says: II was not seriously
afflicted, yet | was annoyed with
backache, a dull aching miser-
able feeling, and | was anxious
to get rid of it. The nature and
location of the pain led me to
think the kidneys were the cause
of it, for it made no difference
what position | assumed my back
ached, and when STOPPING or in
any uncomfortable position the
pain was much more severe.
had some knowledge of what
Doan's Kidney Pills had done fol
others, so | procured a box al
Martin & Showerman's drus
store. They quickly relieved
me and in a very short time my
trouble came to an end. | car
heartily recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills"
For sale by all dealers, pric'
80 cents. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents TO
the United States.
Remember the name, Doans
and take no substitute.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-18
NEIGHBORING TOWNS.
INTERESTING ITEMS OF NEWS GATHERED BY OUR CORPS OF
CORRESPONDENTS.


Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brooks,
Sunday, girl.
Frank Colburn is home from the
West on visit
The ladies' aid society met with Mrs.
Tracy last Wednesday.
Will Whitney of Kalamazoo visited
friends here last Sunday.
Mr.. Conrad's family has moved back
from Indiana to their farm here.
The singing school class will hold its
first meeting next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gilmore Crofoot, who was ser
iously i'll the first of the week, IS i'm
proving.
Will and Hazel Eager visited their
sister, Mrs. Clare Hall of Mattawan, last
Sunday.
Mrs. f.. Il. Downing and Mrs. j. f.
Du Bots and daughter Frances of Paw
Paw we're callers here last Tuesday.
There was chicken pie social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Burns
Thursday evening, for the benefit of the
! Epworth league.
+. Knapp of Three Rivers gave talk
to the members of the Epworth league
/ last Saturday evening and conducted ln'
stalation services Sunday evening.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-18
PRINCE IS THE GUEST
Uncle Sam Is Honoring a Mem
Der of the Royal House
of Japan.
FUsHIMI AT THE CAPITAL CITY
Visits the White House This Morning
--Cassini Appoints Aspiroz Dean
Of the Diplomats.

Washington, Nov. 10. - Prince
Fushimi. the adopted brother of the
emperor of Japan, arrived in Wash
ington at $50 p. m. and assumed for
the first time since his arrival in this
country his official personality as
prince Of the royal house Of Japan
He was met at the station by the
third assistant secretary of state
Peirce. who as the personal represent