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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10
Open Meeting This Evening.

Harmony Tent will hold an open meeting
this evening at Rechabite Temple. 9th and
G streets northwest, for the entertainment
of the high tent officers and delegates
There will be varied program and lie.
freshments. Jehu Tent will also hold an
open meeting at Weller's Hall. sth and
streets southeast. tonight, as will Wreath
Tent. in Haines Hall, Anacostia.
Onward Tent held a spirited meeting last
night and Initiated High Treasurer Mrs
Margaret J. Ellis as member. She here
tofore held the distinction of being a MEM
Der of a mems tent at Pittsburg, Pa.
Receptions in honor of incoming repre-
sentatives were held last night at the
homes of High Chief John C. Moore, 90 o
street northwest, and High Secretary
Wayne w. Cordell. 461 G street northwest.
At noon tomorrow the representatives
will be presented to President Roosevelt at
the White House by High Chief Moore. At
9 O'Clock tomorrow evening the visiting
delegates and local Rechabites will meet at
Rechabite Hall. on Capitol Hill, and organ
ize their parade. marching in body up
Pennsylvania avenue to the treasury build
ing, up 18th street to E. out f to It'll street
and down the latter thoroughfare to Odd
Fellows Hall. 7th street northwest, where
a mass meeting will be held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-10

in about four hundred homes where they
were not burning one year ago. l there
fore thank God for what has taken place,
and that 1 ever met our high tent chief
ruler.
Before closing this effusion, want to
say that owe lasting debt of gratitude
to Past High Tent Secretary James H.
Dony for his timely and indispensable ad-
vice to me in this work He has never tired
of being troubled and has aided me IN
getting out this report during the last few
days, when 1t would have been almost i'm
possible for me to have done so without
his help.
1.-The Office Is one which requires a con-
scientious performance of duty. and If the
order is to continue its onward march the
high tent should prayerfully consider the
matter before selecting my successor.
II return my trust, having done the best
I could with the burdens that were upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

Casey and hia companions s,,,.., =,
In the city yesterday attn
the steamer Florence X O.. "
that time stated flat his loo, -. =
lost but the vessel uas lat.s ~, ~
covered between fh,a city and IN
Ing bay ln The cabin Of NJ -
we're found many papers bss,t,'s
GaasYa name. and che wa 80
identified by her owner
Casey says the party had a a,.,
nous tme In reaching fls -.
and suffered considerably from ~.
effects gf tho cold water. Tts !.
eident 10 tho fudder occurred A. IA.
result n one n the irons becomirs
lo0aeurd. after which the rue1s.
snapped short or Casey ssys -.
vessel and effects " the men Ns,.
valued a. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
FOUR MEN HAD
NARROW ESCAPE
THEIR BOAT swAmPFo IN HEAVY GALE WEDNESDAY, Moss l.,
INC AND THEY HAD TO m ASHORE IN FACE or sr.,a.
ga

James Case. David Jones. e.
Jones and william Dodaou narrow
ly escaped death by drowning Of
Eagle Harbaf. ua the result ~ their
sloap capfizing during the fierce
squat early yesterday morning The
steering gear NJ their aloop became
disabled aud the vessel struck on o.
rock. after which she filled and
awumped All -four men were
thrown into the water. and had a
hard swim - "a place of safety Tho
accident occurred off Eagle Har-
Dor. while The men were On route
from Port Blnkeley TO Port Mual-
son.
The party had icft Seattle early
on the evening 81 January - In
tending 10 20 20 Port Biakeisy and
from there 10 Port Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

FuHE TEST FUTURE BDtfHTutpi
Tho young Madame a YHrtfau lHnt
arrived FROM lrfui. viii remain
f4turH Boo ten different hnBs tu pee
can err Dos letter. HiHu tfIlfs lads o.
Gentleman The letters f. the bend
Hhu fHr future husband uf wife viii
De use uu pencil or paper. any
one claiming g. tell The FUN meme
b. dHuH - tfiaA HHd ia fraud d
buIUH back husband ur lover 10 H1
many uHHH. uH difference IF DE hH
to- Hl miles away Hrud IurH or hair
ED date = birth aid Ten question:
aud 81 hy letter Alec have tIa
great EHrfIaH hfHaatuisfa charm.
nInn break rFH Influence. advice uu
mIutH here ~ iH Alaska speedy
marriage 900 iH trouble eHil IhH
madame sill touch the hand OF each
hHd rferf customer ffsH with fha
emily good meE HtaHs BOO America
Madame A. faeuIda. upstairs. office
hours iu W. Co D "a open rt
eFF Gas and HuudafH Hasl EIHt
Ave. corner ~ Heii. Hrattlf Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
SHAW NUT
AT M0RANS'

The steamship shawmut of the
Boston steamship company. NhA
placed on the Naya a. the Moran
bros. ahipYarda yesterday where
she will undergo repairs 10 her
aternuaat amounting 90 nearly &s'.a
Ua8 Work on the e0fferdAm. which
ls 60 be used ia repairing the yes
Gel. Wna commenced today The In
JurIra 80 the shaSmut resulted from
the vessels going ashore Ia The bar
Dor Of HonEkong some months ago.
The officials uf the Boston steam.
chip company stated this morning
that the shawmut would be OF the
run for one trip.
The shhNmut ~ one OF three large
vessels nov undergoing repairs aud
improvements ~ Murana. The
steamship Santa Rosa ia being I'm
proved al a coat Of 500 600. and the
steamship Olympia. the crown
sheets % which bleW oat While the
vessel vas stoAming through the
straits OF Juan de Fufa. iH having
the damage repaired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
The Story of a Night
Attack That Failed

/ Just AZ the moment thai the nrd
japanese soldier had gotten 90, a
the back door. over the front usii
Of the compound ciatfered bis fhrss
comrades They picked themseiyss
mp and found facing them thrtl
Hfill dazed KuEsiauH For the 10.
meut they stood there. facing esek
other. On one side % the con,
pound stood the three Japsnsss So
dIera. on the other the three Russ
SLAMS. Il Is hard 10 tell vhieh IA
the more surprised A cloud pariI
and d. the moonlight reveal "a
scene for only q moment mt
compound was not more than Il
feet apart. There was no esezpe.
Then a shot rang out and cue a Il
the japanese dropped a hgid
through his leg The Japaues1 -
piled 10 the fire and in a monei
the little courtyard was lighted y
Incessauf spurts Of flame from n
rifles. The Russians. after nsl
nrst shots had rushed over 70 ~
outer cato and in the daFknaa
tried % withdraw the bar n.
SIapaneae circled 70 the other 80
u the compound. even the ma.
nith the bullet 10 bis lef pnlllts
himself along and dlschargInK Ia
rifle al the shadow where the ga
vas. For several moments IA
japanese kept up their firing sn4
two OF the Russians answered xAls
the third continued 70 work on ne
gate. Finally II opened and ivs
% the Russians rushed out. 10
third falling dead IN the gateway
a bullet through bis head. Tks
japanese could not pursue. one VA
badly wounded Ia the neck. pkis
the third had a bullet through one
Of his arms They finally induced
the Chluaman to open the gate and
they dragged themselves into he
house. where. with firgt-aid band.
ages and the help OF the syn&
thetir but thoroughly scared Ckr
nese In the house. they tied up tkaf
wounds and lay down tea Walt T.
velopments.
While all this was going On d.
first japanese soldier had mao
good his escape from the bach {
the house and was rushing scros
the fields As he ran be snddszly
found himself In the arms q
japanese sentry and Discovers.
battery OF artillery which had iHE
moved up TO this position In orts
20 begin a strong mohardmen, q
the Russian lines early In As
morning.
A few words sufficed 10 tell h
story and the Eunners hastily lose-
ed their guns with shrapneL Thg
had but a minute 20 wait. ThG
against the nov lighting horlfs
doomed the dim form Of a mar C
horseback II was almost insissi.
~ Joined by another and ano,hx
until there we're half a huzdFtt
Then the infantry began TO aTptr
several hundred OF them.
nj the silence the gunners trtir-
ed their guns on those shsdow-1ia
figures. Nearer and nearer the
approached until they were oaF
200 or 800 yards away. Ther ..
order came and the guns flzshs
almost in the faces Of the appfoata-
ing Russians.
Il was all over IN a few second
The Russians reiterated pant.
stricken. leaving more than 80 Ca
on the field The night attack ha1
failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26


Banks.
FJaEl Bo6eD HA1EbaAL BAaK
c.el,., .,oiYf. " pd aia54i X. 7 tSsoo. .arpla..
$3.50 forth. pfsS agldi-
siass u Tie United Btstss shd u
I'LL CANADIAN hank or cop.
eight million, seven luHArsa thaus-
al dailsfgi. aurplua O. - 90 Inter
.ssi tie siSssfias Sasiasa5 tSsssattsd
Seattle branch corner James strast
snd second avenue q. v Holt
msnaEsr
I'M aeANpiNAvtAn AMEHfcAR
nagl - nssttlsA rsnsfai be.nkigs
W capital snd .EutPlus geQ 10 A
ChthsfF pee u Faslbsrr. Voc
pee j J. Lane, enhhiar. Geo n
ttshsf. asst cashier
proPLEB SAVINGS HANK.
Second avenue I'D f,ts stlsst rsp.
w. pap y ifssnisaf easfisf' esa.
nsrcist savings and truat business
mllllnsfY.
qnIMhEb uata aud IIumra etc. AZ
iHif price Hra A. 81 Hanson. isgl
cor ith and fias 81
Medical spsoiails,
PfnNfE dis.ssss Of sfrfy. natafs
eian free psusher YORK Medical
lnatitufa office Entabf0aH ntda.
issoa ascoHd. corner Union.
os,eopAthy.
W 66al. ! ls5,iptfiiY ia asssSNd "a av.n9sF
pIans Main tsgt both msn ana tady
6stsopaths examination free.
wIatIgdfoN INsriTurE or oB-
TTOpATIff Rive fsals iH Seattle
safe Dsposl, bullaiuE ioi Ftfst
phytie,sn ard surgeon
bR "a 81 fthhEh. d ~ innckisy
lire q "a evenings IN Lake "a
Df cAams.r. Epl.r siE seth phoass
oeuli.,. ard burt.,.
Dir Il " PERKY. ooansL Aufist
40 Msrioa
on FONDA NApEAu-sai BURKE bld
shlp Builders.
hoNAN BROS eoMPAHT. EHrinssfs
.ad HhlpbuildsHs Dry uocAa Lstn-
be- hfills ssstua
storage
fNuNkh dslissfsa = sshts dzEs
.tsf.as zee. plano I'D furuitafs
gsyiag ssems.ss $50 yi ~
both phones Msin 80
storsas-csntiuusd
affs Free Mkr ~ fsattIe al hesins
Movies 4 Storage Co. first AFsnus
snd chem Htrest
ph.tssrsphsrs' suppliss.
ARDfilsOH SUPPLY CO. AZ Chsfry
At seattle
Tsiisrina school
EffH ff.W + Ladies Tailoring college,
fso9 Fourth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

Fred Triest. the young man VI
attempted to commit suicide IN 1'
city jail last week, pleaded guiip
obtaining money under false rr'
lenses In Judge Griffin's court ls''
terday. He WAS sentenced e Nl
fine % $50. He cashed worthlss
checks az different business p'aca
about town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
FORMER MAYOR
MUST HANG

RICHM0ND. Va. Jan. 81.
supreme court Of appeals has dsht.
the appeal or ex- Mayor Mceps' =
Charlottpsviuc. convicted Of VIZ
murder. lie was sentenced 70 o., -.
January % and was respiiea by "
governor 20 February 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

Wit ~ ORE nature greatest rem
edy. end all n O prepnfn udna y
VI Marlou H@n. .AEl5 az ppfiae
street Tel Ind. h "a -
HurTurLfurH heir removed hY
electric uHHdIr Electric aud VihfH.
tors facial and Htafu ma satEr work
IHIrr Ulolh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
POISONED

DETROIT. Mich. Ian. 25= Mrs
Ross Barron. cook at the Alhambra
cafe. a fashionable apartment house.
was arrested today charged With
putting araenie Ia the food she pre-
pared Several huardera are sert-
ously 49, Enough arsenic was found
In the baking powder 70 XIII 100
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
MARRIAGE uCENSES

Frank White. IS. and Lucy VIZ"
son. 81. OF Port Blakeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

Princes rNfrriFuFeru thin wonderful
EHYuflHu don't want the uHhlin 90
Glaze hrf With any other paimint IN
Seattle without fllHt tuHHuIfiHE her
present and future. told from cradle
u grave Hatirfarttnu Huhfantred %
~ nay AH First Ave Hours 3 a.
2 daily. ~
Mrs MARY SCHMIDT. Hungarian
uuiHfuaI medium eialFNnFaHI palm
al affalra ~ ifr. business. mining.
love etc Readings hnr and 90
Huom o The uitubf1ok. ltzsa Flfst
Ave. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

WANTED Trade black horse FOR
white hpfaC. wcisht tao or tko. Tel
q. HfIUT b. m. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

ssa aetss = AabarH ITeIEhtzf i'm
IaaHtd 80 Ho'd HulidIuEa#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

20 ~ asr,a - uur lake front be
tween fsgoHHa and seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

e. $50 ~ waterfront at guar
trraaslsE lIaflaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
Star Want Ad. Agencies

PA. Mullen, a2i Balistd ave, op.
posite City Halt
Frgmout urua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont aNNnue.
Quaker Drue C. 1918 tst ave,
Thos. Harris at poatottioc, ReNes y.
c. N. Lohndroff cigar store. ale ;
HreanA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
~ ~ HIoH seHooL


The junior sophomore int~relase
eebate was held in assembly ball Of
the htkh school last night 60 debate
the question THAT War Can and
Should BE Abolished Miss Parks.
Mr Nelson and Mr fambuth on
the affirmative. presented argument
Tor the rophomorea II Troll. Miss
Hrownen. Jones aud A Aahen. for
the juniors. Tho decision Was ren-
dered in favor of che negative MI
Troll deserves especial mention FOR
hla concise argument
This was bY far the best debate
held this year. a very large crowd
vas present. considering the fact
that many Of ihc students had 20
take the mid-Year examinations the
next day. Prof McKnwn presided
over tho meeting and made an ap=
pfopriAir talk while the Judges we're
comforting Mayor Baiiinger. Prin-
clpai Grlger and J = Reed acted
a. judges They expressed a hearty
approval OF the excellent work be
Ing done by the clubs
At regular meeting OF the ath-
ietic association. LLOYD Woodruff
vas elected ta succeed resiEnlnF
President 2 Babcock s. uegler
was elected 70 manage the track
team. W Hemphlli baseball and =
nabcork football II was decided 10
present the second football team Of
last season With caps. 20 show the
appreciation Of the good work done
hy them. The monographs Will con-
slHt OF the - With a bar and fig
ure . under Il. 90 distinguish them
from the first team men. Treas
urer +. Boyd and s Degler. who
was injured are 20 receive Jobs
Ned Pugsley. on behalf ~ the uni
versitv freshmen. challenged the
association fer an indoor track
meet. Hut AZ the high school f. not
provided With n gymnasium Il was
not deemed advisable 70 accept H.
HbWashezV usllxofUa hr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

los ANGELES. Jar. 26.--Jockey
has left the track here.
refusing 10 ride because OF "a reprl-
mHnd received from the Judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26
Acreage fcr ssts

~ W atryH 30 waterfront ta agreH
under cultivation. 81 uefca III narira.
tn aHruH in ufu ndTd 60 bearing fruit
trVaa. BROOM yutlaHe with hot nHd
cold waErr. hafHa. Nhlgktu houses
and uuHHUIHHHFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

st.ErfEN8REN a ARNEtI4
Kinney Hk loo Columbia So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

vhruH ~ - ma'aaEg balhs :
Cottage. rear so t+HIdu ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

$50 60 $50 per acre lH The price az
which NJ ere selling the traetH In
uur new addition Ou tna aId Nrutuu
car ilua near Ha4fNleN station New
Is Ihr tiur Co. make Fuuf HalHrIiaH
THE character If the soil la much
better Cham tUe average We are
uffefIuE these tracts 90 n laW IFS
urr aud uH RHfN reasonable terms
Abstract ~ title with competent ar
tufutN opinion Furnished 60 every
purchaser Gall 81 oar office aHd set
further particulars. and arrange tu
So aut and personally iuHpret thiH
nrHurTfK.
4. " WEST J W WuEEtEu
WHIST & WHEELER tuc.
and a linton Block
Sunset Main Ni Ind til4 is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

gulman building 81 tHr frfuEnIrrd
bank 81 thr wac FHFHeF A eIrfk
tzuuk keeper WhthHuiHt engineer of
aHplafr can obtain maufB q Is uu
note nIthHut security
Amount MentHly : Monthly. weekly.
t91 Repay Ig - OF llaE or tefa
D. Repay tAN or Nf4 or ~
y Repay % uf 20 o. : -
haAinsas confidential. 40 unplsana , {
NnuufFtsn n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

CHEAP asres en lake and oaf Iiuea
over toe chickens. turke1a and ducks
iraIta. only Sc Uu tuEmH % -
down ard tta per month for Whole
buaIusHH cuat me : times aH much
80 buakkrrEtr Al fuum = ItmHa
lI..A ...u.A fL.ar- LadaN- II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

3 acres. near Port Madison. 81.
10 acres waterfront AZ Maasaueta. an
fine level land. vii make Tine
home, 800
= aerra waterfront on Hoods canal
close % school and store -
20 acres Waterfront a. Vaushn q
miles from Tacoma. riEht aiaHEHitr
~ wharf tau fine orchards good G.
roam hguse. haru and chiearu house.
alt Tor N.h0
: acres river bottom 81 sumner s.
Funm plasterrd house. good barn. uu
ana some small fruits. for o -. half
cash.
% acres good bottom land miles
from Tacoma ne improvements
acres waterfront all fenced with
seod picket fsncr crsss Far,uinE
enough drv humber To- build uuali
house Tor the small SUM % 20
HAMILTON a OLSEN.
~ Marion hlk .
LOIS g. ear m suurnsr resort usar
''s''' n
aNKp
: acres q waterfront. south % Seattle.
tA4s must 80 sold At aurs prise So
lots uear Steel Works. Vest Seattle.
s. On raHF tsffnN
OH SUN fNNEs iE&A CO.
Rooms = aud Z. Sullivan hIk -
LAKE WASHINGTON
5-nrrr tracts north " IniErrsit- sod
county rnaa runs through hts tfart.
The dimensions ~ each tract are ap-
uFuKtnaatrIs G7xEN1 feet A Fuaa iH
slashed through the center EiNiuE
bottom Nth nov and then iarsv
tree. VERY eauF cleared each tfaet
has a saod view - Lake WaahiaF-
tan eniy haif a mile distant The
tefms W. saIs bI owners
gff.SnN INNEsfM E&T CO..
hnoma = aHa u Sullivan hlA. -
So. sst--ss---. s-s -
-fPEE E3Tfft MIST f-ESII
F Home stead. desert claims. Irrigated
+ land. timber lands ranches ~ alt
III 8 SMITH A co.
Room ? rinsH ulaE
/ FARM fauaar What lands .. q.
me IL Main Phone S1. q. g Me-
r~r ssl.-R..i U.,s,.
-zz-s=z==sss=ssH=a==Has-asaHHs
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Most Desirasis Part Of Seattle
FOR A HOME
t11a tga caah. bal IT, per manth. 4
rom cottage on fIieWsit 81. cinss
q Electric Go ear barn.
O. 80 t7F1 cash. SIS psy month. inter.
est Included. broom cottage on end
street
q. 80: 500 cash. bal so per month /.
broom cottage on Linden ave.
80 each. lots on whitman ave.
t0oo each. 2 lots on Aurora ave.
Take Green Lax. Car to Blswiu 81
BowDisH q BALDWIN.
Eoo Fremont Ave
Phone. North 90
J. IT. BALDWIN J. r. Bowaish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

TWENTY HairamVR are a-llinE
cheap arrra in ttiilmans Garden 81
Eden add. Ht s. PEE acre. on lake
uua ear lines glanu Ia terms ioc =
daN take fres heat 81 Rainier beach
toafhuuHe. ou Washington street eaf
line " Halcamgu CA arouuda TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

THE eUTHgENT Loan co
al Marion Holding MHtn Hs
- Leans money 10 reliable Haiees
- men ffHIHurH maEfurmrn# fHHH
e. duatuFH uF oEHff saiafird gmH
81 uIuFfa fuHt uu hiH note lu
. aHmh II 90 81 Gls UsfarHs
- able Dos convenient weekly re
o. monthly payments Pay mfHf H
b. suspended iH raHH 10 HlF knees.
- Confidential 80 Inquiries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-26

81 lot Hsio4 ard room house ga
tslh st. Fremont bIReka from
car Hus fsfma
Alec SOD Utiit haaaf izKu wataa 81
FaFH uu n God meas taf line "a
paff cash HhuisFud ifua. 81 A.
tadH
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22

W. G. Allen returned last week
from a trip through a large part OF
north west Canada. A party Of agri.
cultural newspaper mel were taken
all through the great territory which
IS being rapidly opened up and settled,
Inc Trip was not only interesting but
was a succession Of pleasant surprises
from start to finish. Mr.. Allen was
Immensely pleased and delighted
with his experience.
Mary ~Cayanaugh. daughter Of p. c.
CaVanaugh of Bath, was married 10
Chas. wynn Of the same placa an
tuesday at nine O'Clock at the church
OF the Sacred Heart. Father Der.
n'ooy performed the marriage cere,
mohy' MISS Fanny Dempsey acting as
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22

"All aboard for.the. Corn Palace al
Mitchell, Sept. 25 to 30.
The Strauss Clothing House ha.
moved into it's new store between
Third and Fourth avenues.
lack Splitter came in on the morn.
ing train from St. Paul Tuesday
after a few days spent visiting there.
Do you want to attend a school thai
does more than it promises? Attend
Mankato Commercial College. Manka.
to, MINI.
Ira Kruger is.having a residence &c
by 36 erected at the corner of North
Main and Walnut streets. 1t will be
one of the fine residences of the north
side.
Captain VIM. Smith returned to
his home at Rhinelander. Wis, after
spending several weeks with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Pond.
Commencing on Sunday October
first at 1915 A. NJ. a mission lasting
one week will be held at the church
Of the Sacred Heart, under the on
duct of Rev. Fathers Lambert and
Murphy. The program in detail will
be announced later.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22

"A thing of beauty and a JOY for
ever" is Mitchell Corn Palace.
1t must be seen to be appreciated.
Sept. 25 to 30.
Ed. Perry, old timer in city and
county, now a resident of Merriam
Park. after visiting his mother and
other friends, has returned home.
Henry j. Giesen, deputy register of
deeds, emerged this week from the
s%eclusion of the pest house, where he
went through the experience of hay
ing the smallpox.
The Banda Rosa and some of the
worlds most noted singers will pre-
sent that sublime oratorio, The Res
direction of Christi every day dur-
ing the Corn Palace.
Ihe matter of settling up.the affairs
OF the Zastrow Mfg. COMPANY has
been turned over to John Wade whom
Referee in Bankruptcy c. n. Harris
mas appointed trustee.
Miss Maud Carr has finished her
Studies at the Granger school and
gone to Gettysburg to take a position
with Judge Fiske of that place while
Miss Mamie Nanny has gon to Gro.
ION to accept a position.
J.. b. Hlckenbotham, is building =
residence on South First, between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues Tho
dlmentions are 20 by IS, IS foot posts
Win wing, including eight rooms
lie expects to have it ready for occu.
pancy November first. Who vii,
live in it is not yet given out.
Inc ladies OF the Sacred Heart Of
Jesus church will hold a rumm,oa
sale on Thursday, Friday and Satnr.
Gay OF next week, the 2Sth. Doth and
3oth, at the old John Macarthur hnild
ing, corner OF Main and Second ava
nue.. Many desirable articles If
wearing apparel. etc. will be sold a.
great bargains.
Henry D. Shadduck left Monde, ;,
with a team to go to the vicinity 81
valley City, North Dakota. accom
panying Roy Ross threshinp ontat
Which will do some big jobs in that
locality including several solid sacD
lions OF fax. The season will extond
wen into winter up there. Thew
snlpped over the Northwestern.
The worlds Champion Bag.punch.
ing Bull Dogs, Bill and Bob. ara :
source OF n%ever-ending amusementsto
the older people as well as 10 ~
children. Their exhibitions of canins
sagacity, their wonderful bag-puncb.
ing act, makes one wonder at their
human intelligence. The
dogs IN their remarkable act win he
seen nightly in connection with +
Jolly Della Pringle Co. which \
In this city next week.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22
Very Low Excursion Ratest to San
Francisco. Los Angeles Port
land. Tacoma Seattle. etc.

Via the North Western Line. Ex-
curslon tickets will be sold from all
stations TO Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle daily and to California points
August 30, 30 and 81, September ], ?,
>, !, ., Il, ID, IA, 26, 81 and %, with
favorable return limits, on account
OF various meetings. Two fast trains
TO the Pacific Coast daily. .The
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-22

bridesmaid and John Cayanaugh,
brother Of the bride as best man
Only Tie intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties were present to wit
ness the ceremony.