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THE MEN OF THE WEST

The rev Newell Dwight teius the people of
New city plain truths
hast recently. Il Is also fenneneeea TINT ne
himself IL Of the West product Of an Iowa faffa
In used the following eplEfans
rhe men Of moders Of the nations destiny.
1T Is the furnished the heroes Of the last Two o
three generations
he men who win make 20 hence are
huskuR Nebraska
Il DO net Influence hut We In our
sefsuffeeney. q emphasize ourselves
re shots
people city the most provincial OF al me
Americans they oesr-emphasiae themselves
They are the while The res Of the country
sort Of back lot They greatly ishef-
ant Of the vest would b but port Of
entry. and a very modest rert ~ that
Resides being very narrow York Is nesanse and always
subject to dumps street II has lue fellowship
win glorious optimism resiea beyond lie Aha
shauies
good ont q this sort Of an Atmosphere
there of individual e There Is no
elbow room for seulua individuality lacking The people are
me- a single
and spaces there Is breathing
room an a
Therefore the Vest has I'm the past ana
must TN the future the molde Of destiny
he aoaniu their times
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fadlz aud JenteI Men The III
til lid Il the tnfan air twn the sep
ter Oft RushYar. aud Il noWnn a.
the CranYWteh Talk off his ef0en
and put him alnn Eaiahea off an
lid IN a uorgau aHlEiam and -
eaud knot tel wleh Is wieh This
koea u ah0 that AL N haY twu d.
tao ha a eFaun ded Il tvu pie the
rite tfaaeL NJ ma Hea Neu she
fouad me In the Graded she Was
orfle airprtnsi. butt she wna knot
aeer aew surprised az ] AS.
THIS il the first prints the Scar
haa lsft upon the aahH If time
The uthur hahla AS AL EurM,
Wleh tia are prints s 4 sumhuN
the printH & s. dnnt count fer
shaeka. and tia daaaeat has a good
time Ike the dAuter off the Pfeai-
dent Wieh IL free and ekal
! bet you | eoaa lie the CraxY
witch with won hand tide behind
No
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shade eel. yet. I cannot tell Nhyt
WaH conscious If a fnrehadlnE nat
my business IN Hadfapofe Wa not
destined to end happily More thnu
once IN my che ksrad career had
had the same sort 81 feeling ana
on each occasion / had found M
dismal prasnuHtientionH realized
A. turned a corner a crippled beg
gar approached me. threw him
something and passed ON To the
narrow street that led 10 my
abode. the heggar Hkulhea after me.
Having no desire to LET the beg
Knr sec that suspected he vac
spying upon me. continued my
walk Without increasing ny pare
Hnl when | had turned the fifst
corner | put on speed. and. having
passed the fret and second dark
entrances. dartad into the third.
which Wae smaller and darker than
the athera. Half a minute elapsed
before I heard the sharp rap rap Of
his staff upon the eohhlea Of the
street Some ten or twelve yafds
farther he came 10 a atAHdHtill and
looked up and down the street II
Ma evident that my sudden diaap.
pearauea had diaeoneerted him At
last be turned and walked slowly
away.
Having made quite sure that he
was out Of sight. ! hurried to my
house That was being Swallowed
admitted or no doubt. fer / had
twisted and turned on my home
ward journey 10 such an extent
that there could be no sort Of CO.
Incidence In the eripple'a pursuit. Of
the.
The question. however. was. what
did Il all mean Was my GRAND
known Aud II 30. who had given
ma away. aud what waa the result
going tn be- On the other hand
vas I distressing myself uunaaes-
aarilyT
TO be eonuaaell
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Avenue


AVENUE
Eighth Ward
First Precinct $50 Denny Way
Second rrccfuct-ib0 Harrison
Street. corner Warren Avenue
Third rHeeinet-S2ia Fifth Ave-
nue. North.
Fourth Preelnet--e2a Queen Anne
Avenue
Ninth Ward.
First Preelnet-isfo Grand Doule-
ward.
second Precinct OFFICE Of Loeb
Cutter Lumber Co. Ross
Third Freeiuet=Gf2 Ewing street.
Fourth Preeinet=aaa HIewett
Avenue.
Firth Precinct Mays Hafl.
Sixth preeinet-gofuer Fffty-
ninth street and KifkWngd Avenue
tkIHKWood HaliA
Seventh Precinct 600 Maple Leaf
Place.
Eighth Preeinet=-Nountain View
Hall.
The polls At tho respective polling
places set forth above VIII open
At o'clock a. m. and close at
o'clock p. m.
By direction OF the City Council
OF the city Of Seattle
tscaI1 JOHN RfpIfSGER,
CITY Comptroller and Ex=ofhcio
city Clerk.
Date Of first publication Novem-
Der 4. 1906
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ALBERT HANSEN
Riob Je woiry
ZO6 First Ave.

Street
second Precinct -asis Jackson
street.
Thlrd preeInet-eoo Twenty
fourth Avenue South. 0ltmnn'a Halt
Fourth Preelnet-2sls Jackson
street
Third Ward.
FIRST rfeelnet=dIt Broadway.
Second HreelBet@N adroua Hall.
corner Twenty first Avenue and =
Jefferson street
Third preelnet-ttd7 Twenty
second Avenue.
Fourth rfeelnet-Madlaen street
Pavilion.
Fourth Ward.
First Precinct Municipal court.
City Hatl
Second rfeelnet-5is Columbia
Street
Third rrssiuet-iia Marion
Street
Fourth Prselnet-too Columbia
Street
Flnh Precinct Engine House.
between sixth and Seventh Avenues
on Columbia
Sixth Precinct Carpenter shon
King County court House.
Fifth Ware,
First rreeiuet-fifo Western
Avenue.
second Preeinst-aii University
Street
Thlrd Precinct -flss FIRST Ave-
nue..
Fourth Precinct COS Pike street.
Firth Preeinct-ttsg Fourth Ave-
nue..
sixth Precinct -iois Third Ave-
nue..
Sixth Ward.
First Precinct 20a2 First Avenue.
Second rreetnet-aaat First Ave-
nue.
Third Preelnet-asia First Ave-
nue..
sFourth Precinct Denuy school
House. Firth and battery streets.
Firth Freeinrt-tSf0 Sixth Ave-
uue. Hotel Howera
Seventh Ward.
First Precinct Corner bellevue
Avenue and Pike Street
Second Precinct pdutlus
Avenue.
Third preeiret-s2o Eastlaks
Avenue. stef
Fourth Precinct -fso2 broadway.
Fifth Precinct ==tf0t East pike
Street
Sixth Precinct Corner Broad.
way North and East Roy street.
Seventh rreeinct==-s02 Twentieth
Avenue.
Eighth Preelaet-asof Easuaks
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~. gffAHIsH.a FLESH FOOD -
fftE ftHA FheE ia NI1FTEH ever
ct On The market. Il 6 The .oniy
that Will eHHHTE GOOD. lin
ttEA HTHHN HtEsW AID clear the
emm HesIau # rN@FH hIrHlah such nH
PIN lee blaEk he#da. efea without ias
tefHal medicine.
eoH REMOVING WRINKLES Il l.
slfhaat 50 eaHaE
ron DEVELOPING THE nrHr aF
rsatnrins = saafsd bHeaaf isst through
gAEEbs PLUMP nd aiHnN The h1i.
HaWH = MEHaWuH neck there "a nH
pthFr paratiau II ms world that
hHH aa8 NHmHafaaeaz
SPECIAL HkEEfI=The regular ufIcH
Ct Df oharlsa Flesh Fnssd II d -
hex. bot to INTRODUCES Il tntn thauaandn
e HsN HaHnez sc have decided & = nd
tW9 - hHaea - al Whu answer thta
aaNsfff asHneHt aHH send ua 10 Al
1aekaEss s5s seut IN piala wrapper.
ms pfspsfailsa IS en- ssie At al
the principal HFg 0oata stores ard
nFHHat throughout the MaFtG aHd
us hafa hfrHnTad with TIE Bon
euf abeFs spsal1 offer q fao ue1sa
FHEE-A sample tsax vbieh contains
enough q nr Charles Flesh iced for
auYuhe . ascertain ffs great merits
win 80 sent q any address absolutely
nj 10 6at - - e 20 = a ~, 80 =
y hitch contains All the correct move
ments for rnasaaalHg ths face. nerk
ard arms. and FIJI directions fer de-
KeluutnE tie hasf. Nlit also Be cent
with this sample.
Wrifs to-day to
Iii CHARLES co.
los FULTON STREET NV YORK
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LEGAL NOTICE.
LE1Nl sQ ilEs
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY ELEc.
THOh

NOTICE OF SPECIAL clrYELgc.
TON.
To the qualified voters Of the Clty
ST seattle. take notice
That under and pursuant to the
ordinance OF the city Of Seattle.
hereinafter referred To. n Special
Election Aiii be held IN the city Of
Seattle, at the several voting pre-
einets thereof. on Tuesday. the sixth
teth1 day Of December. tsais and
the purposes Of said election and the
measures % be submitted are as
follows. to-Wit
Under Ordinance No. ii37t is suit
mlftHd the question and proposition
ef mourning an Indebtedness Of
too COO 90. and the issuance and
sale Of the negotiable bonds Of tho
CITY of Seattle therefor. for the
PURPOSE GE THE EONSTHUC-
TG0S OF 4 city HALL
Under Ordinance Ne ffa1S r. sub
mitte1 the question and proposition
Of mourning an Indebtedness Of
ito COO go. and the Issuance and
sale of the negotiable bonds of the
CITY 90 Seattle therefor. for the pur-
pose IF acquiring hy purchase or
condemnation. LAND FOR a SITE
Pom 4 CITY HALL.
Under Ordinance No. 1876 IL sub
mtttsd the question and proposition
81 mourning an indebtedness Of
IT,. 600 Ha. and the issuance and
sale Of negotiable bonds Of the city
Of Semitic therefor. for the purpose
Of the CONSTRUCTIONS OF A
CONFINED cry JAIL MUNICH
PAL COURT AID EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL
That the following places are
designated. I'm the respective wards
and precincts set forth. aa polling
places. to- Wit
first Ward.
FIRST Precinct SIS Railroad Ave-
nue..
second rreelnct-g4s First Ave-
nue. south.
Third PreeInct-City Carpenter
Shop. Fourth Avenue South and
Lane Street
Fourth preeinct-Ftre headduar-
tera Third Avenue South ana Main
Street
firth Precinct Engine House.
Main Street between Seventh and
Eighth Avenues South.
Sixth precinet=iti9 jackson
Street
Seventh Pteeinct-Newoira Hal.
South Seattle.
Second Ward.
First preeluct=i22e Jackson
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Rev Jno S. Cox. Of Waka. Ark
writes For l. years I aaffaHel
from Yellow IaaaaIee. I eaaaaf9al
q number Of physicians and tiled all
sorts 81 medicines. but got NJ relief
Then began the use II Electric
ulttera and feel that am nos furFH
~ HIaeaae that had ma In Ifa ID
for twelve years. " you want q a.
liable medicine for LIVER arid Kidney
tfouhls. stomach disorder 81 general
debility get Electric HIttsaN It's
guaranteed hY c. o. Guy. me. Sec.
end avenue and Yeslsr. only far
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= Private Secretary started a
WEEKS ruH ~ the Aisamf theafer
last night before a large and en-
thuHtaatie audience a Private Sec
Rotary Il ono Of the best comedies
The Weiedemaun company has put
on during the 20 weeks u has played
NJ the Afenzar fheater Air Marsh
lard. country squire. iHs expecting
a new secretary from the country.
Instead. his young nephew gets a
friend 10 take the part During the
play the1 have hard work keeping
the real secretary aut Of sight aud
the different mixsupH they set into
keeps the house IN roara.
Tom Lofua. as Mr. catteruaoia. f.
very good Frank Fauuig. rs
DouHias cattermale. his nephew. In
clever In the role Russell Heed as
aumea the role 81 Harry M8rshhud.
the ono that rnunee all the trouble
Mise Nellie WfedHmann IL seen In
tie part Of Edith. Mf. Marahaifa
daughter. The rest Of the company
ara good In their parts This Ia the
last week Of the Wiedemaun com
pauY.
Next week. under the management
Fl Tanning and Plat. that famous
var drama. Held by the Enemy.
yin b. put on. Special scenery has
ben arranged and the stage has
been enlarged 70 The limit Tho Fan
ming and riatt company intend To
put an n line II plays that VIII sur
raaa any Of those that have been
seen IN this city.
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Chaa uurnet returned from Glrard
on laat Saturday night. where he
completed the contract Of plaHtefinE
a very fine dwelling for Wayne
uiFhireu aud son CaalhnrE GORE
spondeneo. Youngstown Telegram.
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Tho reasons which took me to
Madrapurs have nothing Whhtaas
ever 70 do with this story have
been a NaadefeF al nv life have
seen life On the Sided side and
on the reverse. I have fought "A
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SALE ON FuRs

To last Two Weeks. Commencing
Monday, Nov. 20
Special discount af 10 Per cent on
all our large stock of Ladies' Fine
Eurs. All goods marked IN plain fig
ures. Special attention given 10 seal
skin garments.
c. {. BERG
Furrier. 1925 First Avenue
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AT THE THEATERS
TILE AMAzllNae

TIE Nell company. II IRE Seattle
thsHter. IN The AtfiaEuus# il civ.
IaE enc 81 the best performance Of
it, repertoire. Blythe Chapman
Eatherlue Gilmaa and EuHuaea glaas
aon all appear a. hoRa In the piece.
whleh Is a comedy Of many funny
situations and CLEVER lInea.
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The John Maekie eeHspanY. at the
Third Avenue. is making a hit IN
Grimes Cellar uaaf. shleh il a
fuualeal comedy. embelllahea ~ a
number Of clever euaeiaitlea. 1t L.
the best BIN offered Al the Third
Avenue for some weeks The an-
EaEemeut closes Thursday ueht
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n. any evening your copy OF The
EtHT has not arrives at G 90 q clock.
telephone@s Sunset. Main 1870. OF In.
dependent Ifss. any time between
{ 90 and 7.eos-and = copy will be sent
sou at once. b. special mesuanksF.
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SAD

The leaves are falling fast and the
forests have just put un their fail
robes Of gold and scarlet The Wind
il alshiug around the corners a. If
In sorrow that summer IL gane,@
buckingham lYal Ttmea.
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Nov. children asked the gnod
looking young Sunday school teach.
er. can an Of sou tell ma tae
name of the man Who lost Al hia
power when his hair MAS cut =
Ills name vas samson. answer
ed a Boy IN the front row.
Good. And can you tell na who
Samson waa7e
~yes.m. lie vas the champion
piano player
John Zimmerman killed a fine Bis
goose Monday morning Oakriiie
tchahalls Col Cruiser.
peary expects to plant the flag on
the north pole. A few other ex.
piorera hope to raise the flag there
20 that It's quite an agricultural
feat. this find the pole
DO you spend much time on your
poemsT"
oh. yes. | write them and then
Tswrite them again ant again IN
I'll they are perfect
Have Yuu ever finished uneas
The earl OF Yarmouth cost the
Thaw family only ssis4 eco. Evelyn
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Engineer MePhetera took tho 70
tafy snow ploN up q the tunnel last
Saturday night and viii buck the
snow for a while up ueaf the sum
NIT =Leayenworth wash Echo.
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We Guarantee AT Work Tor "a
Years. Beware Of professional pet
Is jealousy aud dentists who talk
about their neiEhhors.
Teeth crowned. filled or extraea
FL without pain and replaced with
new oues the same day. Come In at
once aud take advantage Of low
rates. Largest dental concern tn
the world
ve ewn the BOSTON Dental
pariurs In Portland. Tacoma and
Spokane. Our Main office,
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While the cars about Il he Nigh,
Just a. well give orders FOR two aew
nasies.
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Cut Price Sale Of Misses Maekin-
toahaa $50. t1b0. $50. The Rub
Der Store. III First ave. -.
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RELIABLE TRANSFER CO.
Baggage, Furniture, Storage

Office and storage room. 1915
First avenue. postoffiee hdihliug.
phones-Sunset o02, Independent.
esG.
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90 to spIuninea for bicycle re.
pairs. -
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VA STAR DUST

With fork. Gee. but aln't they
close observers ut llttle things dow n
there7
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-The laps and Russians don't care
o cent for human life"
Il suppose that's why neither side
asks for quarter
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Ex-Boss Butler. Of St Louis. says
he has become conscience stricken.
The people Of Missouri may believe
that. but he'll have 10 show rs.
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"A Bid For Freedom
~ Guy BooTHBY

Enterprise Asaotaaon1
-.
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A woRp FROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-29

Evidence in a viii contest IN New
York showed that the woman who
had drawn the wil; picked her teeth
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One reason a man
thinks a woman den I
know er own mind is
TIT It's too deep fer
him read.
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WHY MARCO LEFT HOME
Mr. MArco left Monkey Run
stnginK
III be the reaper II you'll be the
binder.
I've lost ny true love. aud way out
IN smith I'll find her
-Rural Retreat VA Times.
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FREDDY GoozLEAASs
MA1fK LANTERN 8Ila
with a printed slip explaining
each Hlidu1
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naire," at the Francois, is an armchair.
1t is carried on by a couple of lackeys
as though 1t had Just been removed
from a furniture van, and Is planted
right in the middle Of the stage. That
chair is the very one In which Moliere,
playing the part of Argan in his own
piece, suffered the first shock of the i'll.
ness that carried him off. 1t is but one
of the treasures Of s a house that is a
perfect museum not only of historic
properties, but of the whole art Of the
stage. In the green room Gas M. De
form, its historian has told us,) in the
committee room, in the office of the
administrator, in the archives, in every
part of the theater to which the pubic
has no access, there is a prodigious
mass of full length portraits, of medal,
/ lions, of genre pictures, of engravings,
drawings, marbles, bronzes, Of stat
uettes. These, with the works exhihi-
ted in the public rooms, form a unique
collection, whereof every piece belongs
in some sort to the history of the house
of Moliere. The museum Of accessories
is as rich in its way as the museum Of
painting and statuary. Here we may
find the mandolin used in THE Barbes
Of Seville AN instrument Of rare beau
ty Of form, purity of tone and antiqui-
ty Of make. Here, too, Is the original
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a month. She too, looks to tips for her
money supply. The chambermaids are
an institution in the English hotels--a
sort Of combination Of chambermaid
and valet. 1t is a luxury we can't have
in this country. Among other duties
they answer bells, and that cuts off
quite an item of expense In the pay of
bellboys.
NO, don't think the picturesque
country hotels in England are thing
that would flourish in this country.
They are very picturesque, though, in
England picturesque that we over
look their dirtness. / do not say that
good country. hotels in the country, say
a hundred miles around New York,
would not pay. think they would.
patronize them are educated up to
knowing the advantage Of something
simple and good in food over something
elaborate and bad. There are good
country hotels here even now. I found
one once. 1t made so deep an Impress
ion on me that have never forgotten
it.
"But even in England, with their
light running expenses, country hotels
do not make much money. Most6of
those who run them get a bare living
out,of them. And here in this country
the season when an expensive and well