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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-10

The Rebekahs held a social in Odd
Fellows hall last night called Hal
lowe'en Mysteries which was largely
attended and turned out to be a pro-
nounced success. The lodge room was
dankened and candles and night lamps
substituted for electric lights. Then all
sorts of Halloween sports We're in
| dulged in. \ rattle followed and a
| dainty supper completed the evenings
| entertainment.
Among the sports was a match to
guess the number of seeds in a pump
kin. Miss Mae Weir came the nearest
and obtained the first prize, Otto
Schmidt the second and P. Adam the
third. A clothespin hanging match
showed B. F. Lees experiences as an en-
gineer on the O. X. & L. to be superior
| to that of any of the ladies in pinning
clothespins and he landed the first
prize, Miss Pivot obtaining the second.
An old maids booth, intended to assist
matrimonially inclined young ladies in
obtaining husbands, gave Miss Mabel
Lee the mystic thimble, Miss Leslie
the charmed ten cent piece and Mrs.
Peter Lucas the invincible heart. An
old folks booth for spinning yarns
was among the side sports. A witches
cave, daintily presided over by Miss
Grace Colburn kept her votaries hunt
ing under all the vegetables and fruits
piled on the tables to find their favors.
Among her guides was Fred Noyes
logged out in a typical clown costume
and he acted the part.
At the rattle, Mr.. Bailey. captured
the cut glass bowl from Wichman's,
A r. Clark the pineapple spoon, Mrs.
Lee the blue plate, and the elegant
japanese cup and saucer went to the
house, no one having bought the
number that drew it.
The ifficers of Rebekah Lodge No.
are N G., Miss Lily Dunn; V. G., Miss
Florence Lee; PING, Mrs. Paul Smith;
Chaplain. Mrs. F. M. Coon; Conductor
and Warden Misses Grace O'Brien and
Marion Wright. One of the ladies
there remembers fifteen years ago when
it was necessary to send out hack
for members in order to get a quorum
and hold the charter. Now they have
over $50 members. 1T was generally
admitted that much of the success of
the evening was due to Mrs. Coon, Mrs.
Hanks and Mrs. Jacobsen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-10

Judge Dole yesterday sentenced
Joseph Boyd, second mate of the Man
ga Reva, to Imprisonment without
hard labor for two months and pay
ment of costs. for assault on a sailor.
The trial of Herbert E. Jones. first
mate of the same vessel, for the same
offense was postponed until November
p. 1t was proved against Boyd that
he made a wooden-legged sailor named
Johnson dance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

have decided to send their Forester
team to the head camp in Milwaukee
next June.
Mrs. John Barry Of Minneapolis and
William Andrist of Mantorville were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Linden
of Beech street during the week
Miss Gertie Page of Mississippi
street entertained the members of the
l.. o. P. orchestra Tuesday evening.
The Harmony club will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Halvor. 1914 East Aurora avenue.
Mrs. A. j. Rischatsch will entertain
the Ladies' Guild Of st. James Episco-
pal Church Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Staples of York
street entertained the NJ. H K. P.
Euchre club Friday evening.
Miss Lou Altman of Reaney street
will entertain the 1903 Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Burnes and Hugh
Burnes were guests OF Miss May Muir
name during the week.
The officers OF the Brotherhood of
Americans instituted another home
stead last evening.
Mr.. A. Lundquist OF Sims street
spent part of the week in Two Har-
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Buschmann
of Beech street have returned from Hot
Springs, Ark.
Mrs. o. C. Lee of Mendoza street will
entertain at a bonnet party next Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Bessie Pearson of Sims street
entertained the Monday Evening club
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wander have
removed to their summer home at Still
water.
Miss Esther Sahlin of Sims street en-
tertained number of friends Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson Of Payne ave-
nue. has returned from Two Harbors.
DR.. c. C. Miller of East Tenth street
has returned from GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. S. Harholdt entertained the
Luther league Friday evening.
Talbot camp met Tuesday evening
In its hall on Fauquier street.
Mrs. Jennings entertained at, a card
party "Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K Sharood have
gone to West Baden, Ind.
o. C. Lee of Mendoza street has gone
to Colorado for a month.
A. Awsumb Of Sims street has re-
turned from Minot, N. d.
Miss Anna Spitz Of York street will
go to Cokato next week.
Mrs. c. L. Gates of Canada street has
returned from Brainerd.
Miss Anna Nelson Of Sims street has
gone to Nebraska.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

day evening In Dr. Foote's hall. on East
Third street, the hostesses being Mrs.
| Theodore Patten. Mrs. A. P. eRotert,
Mrs. ]. w. LIE May and Mrs. e. A.
| Kimball.
The Elysian Card club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. d. Moran. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
ID. E. Hickey and Mrs. B. Curry. Mrs.
Drewry will be the next hostess.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety and the Young Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. church will hold a Joint
meeting in the church parlors.
The members of the NJ. o. B. club
gave surprise Wednesday afternoon
for Mrs. E. Teeple of Hazel Park. The
club presented Mrs. Teeple with sill
yer bread tray.
Miss Maud Oehler, who is attending
Pfllsbury academy, OwatOnna, Mimi,
will spend the Easter vacation with
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stohlberg of Maria avenue.
Mrs. Herbst of Duluth avenue en-
tertained the Missionary Society of
the Dayton's Bluff German M. e.
Church Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Cooperative Society of
the Atlantic Congregational Church
will meet Thursday with Mrs. Charles
Way Of East Fourth street
Mrs. Jennie B. Smith, who is the
guest of Mrs. 3. F. Johnson of East
Fourth street, will leave this evening
for-her home in Duluth, MINI.
Mrs. P. ]. Pheeney was surprised
Wednesday evening by about twenty
of her friends at her home on East
Third street.
A poverty social was given Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss Clara
femme of East Fourth street by the
Girls club.
The Home Guards of the Holman
Memorial Church will meet Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Butterworth will have
charge.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
German Lutheran Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Johns
Catholic Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Drasda OF Beech
street
Mrs. William Seeger OF Sims street
and Mrs. T. c. Fernald of East Sixth
street will leave shortly for the coast.
Miss Fannie Brant OF Ravine street
entertained committee of the Atlantic
Congregational church Friday evening.
A social was given Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George femme of East Fourth street.
Mrs. P. MacClaren Of Racine street
was hostess for the Neighborhood
Thimble Bee Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Harding, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, left Friday
for her home in Dickinson, N. d.
Mrs. Bartosch of Bagley, Wis, is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Frederic
Plondke of East Fourth street.
Mrs. J. c. Cavanaugh of the Binder
will entertain the Carte Diem Card
club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Mertens entertained the
Thimble Bee last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nienaber of
Continued on Thtriyt- sixth Page
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

South Wabasha street had as their re-
cent guests Mr.. and Mrs. F. Clure of
Hastings.
Miss Jessie Dingie of East Isabel
street will entertain the members of
the Sigma Gamma club tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Westby of Mt.
Hope street, will entertain the Happy
90 Lucky Euchre club Tuesday even
ing
Miss Mary Miller OF Duluth, Mimi.
the guest of Mrs. E. S. Bronson OF
East ROBBIE street, has returned home.
Miss Maggie Fales of Britton, S. D.,
who has been visiting Mrs. G. Fales of
west Delos street, has returned home.
Mrs. g. A. Bartholomew of Clinton
avenue has returned from a visit with
relatives at LIE Sueur Center, Mimi.
Miss Birdie Martin of East Winifred
street entertained Friday afternoon in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Miss Ada Woodbury. of East Con-
| gress street will entertain the Thurs
day Night Euchre club April Is.
| A surprise party was given for Ar
thur Oldricksen at his home, Cherokee
| avenue, on Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Murphy of Centerville,
| Mimi. is visiting her mother, Mrs H.
Murphy OF Prescott street.
| Mrs. D. Ferguson of East Wfnifred
| street, entertained informally at dinner
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William GaIusha of
East Isabel street entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening.
Bert Hendrickson of Greenwood ave-
nue. is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Hendrick-
son, at White Bear.
Mrs. d. w. Sits entertained the La
dies Physical Culture class Monday
afternoon.
Harry O'Brien of Dunedin terrace
has returned from an extended south
ern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Sackett of Smith
avenue have removed to Grantsburg,
Wis.
Otto Nordeman OF East Winifred
street has returned from Hot Springs
| Ark.
| West side Turner's gave a dance last
evening at their hall on Starkey street
Mr.. Otto Sander OF West ROBBIE street
has returned from Rochester, Mimi
Miss Nina Babcock has returned
from an extended southern trip.
Bert Pierson of East Winifred street
is in Chicago.
Mr.. w. B. Chapman is home from
| Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
DAYTON'S BLUFF

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hubbard of East
Fourth street entertained the Paola
Card club last Saturday evening. Mrs F.
Steele and Mrs. Elmer Deebach won
the favors. Mr.. and Mrs. Steele will
entertain the club next, at their home
in the Marlowe.
The Nonpareil Card club met Satur-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02
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Continued on Thtriyt-sixth Page
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Hocanson of Ma
tllda street entertained a number OF
their friends last evening in celebra-
ton Of their thirtieth wedding ami
versary..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-02

Mrs George Perkins OF Olive street
entertained during the week Mrs. H.
r. Reeve Of Lake City. Miss Gertrude
LAndner and Harry Brown OF Red
Wing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
1.-THE SHAME or lACOAA"

nan Dean holds the position world that
lincoln stcffens occupies in tho maEazne field
There IA not a Newspaper man west Rocky mountains
whose vide experiences insghat public affairs qualities
him far handling with the keeay analytical sense
that Dean possesses
Ar Dean has covered important assignments
CheaEo. New York. Washington
had the happy faculty Of max
ing good.
OF Of the modern languages personally aahe
leading public the politician If mo- mean
merit possesses qualities that few men attain
brought "A bs expense Mr. Dean came 10 Tho
write Of things from his view point
Several DAYS visited Tacoma It's nauasoua repuH
ton FOR immortality political corruption having appealed 10 hin as
n Il subject an article.
MI Dean spent the city Of ncny" and he Is now
reiatinE In tho results Of hls Investigation
the OF HIS yat 70 Tacoma In hia own IN
way focfuness and cefulueas Of detail which Inn
presses one " Of his
Deans story Is commended 70 the readers OF
you know truth about nelghhor
city Tacoma article lessons therein close 20
your heart .
Seattle malngaed unfortunately bu has
depths Of moral dsraoua that this modcru
Gomarrah Commencement bay has lowered ITSELF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Rest Haeb Eafaf biraat. South
hmuf1n Give the name Uf Ten
uaut and ash fuf Sir Hsrug
As . mads my way 10 the station
bad the instructive feeling that
every one ln the crowded. Iamp=lt
streets knew ma al the Notorious
murderer u uaa. uf course. IIdir-
ulduH. for mono ct fhrm had uaf mo
Ia the flesh. and Il Wa highly i'm
probable that anyone would fea1r
ulta me from the abomlnable Naad-
cuta. "Hkatfhrd Ia court that had
appeared In tho SUNDAY papers fHt
it wna net until ! stepped Int an
empty compartment uf the 0 % HAT
/ hrHfhfd freely.
To secure privacy / sssoh "a arat
class ticket aud Il was. therefore.
disappointing "a have the door
dragged open. IS the train was
staftiuK. BY a well dressed Eentls-
man who sank exhausted ou the
opposite seat However. ho show.
81 NO Interest In me. bat at once be-
came unKroassd In the pages af
Punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

street nev n. , Matthew. y. D..
pastor Services m ~ r. "a And
z 30 p. M. Morning subject. 'Thf
fHdWeiilug Christ. evening ruh
Iert. The Home of the Soul
North BaHfI#t GHaHh Corner
Third aveaua and Cedar street Sun
day evening special address -
Young mot HF ltHF George Robert
Gaviaa subject. a Young Man
Void ~ Understanding morning
subject. The law IF FursI#Hp'
sunday school 3 a. a. pa. = s.. =.
T.. GI5 % m UIshiana W IN
Sunday HaHuaa ~ -
The Thr4#aph E1rIafF Seattle
Lodge. mresH 81 ifIH IblrH aEgE1Is
Sunday 3 p m Lecture Iha In
haUifanfa af The Astral Plane hg
aim Elizabeth Waraal
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Sixth avenue beIr Marion
and Columbia streets s#IEIaHa n
III "a m. subject "laf'al.fF. sun.
DAY sshool 1T I2.ll o'clock Test
mouIHI meeting "wednesday even
IHg AT o'clock
Trinity Parish Church Eighth
avenue and James street rector
the Rev no. II G0wsn. Services a.
Z goa M. II "A. m.. go p m. Sun
day school aud Bible elaweH "a. M
Morning subject. Hearing and Do.
Ing" evening subject. Pr9eIalmiua
the Word organ recital at p N
Hazel Mission. 81 Sixth avenue
south Meetings al I O'Clock eyeg
evening led by Rev. n. J Eliot
and wife. Rev. n. Evans. D. D
Will preach Sunday March 20 at
o'clock p m.
Adventist Christian Church
East James street. beta ceu Broad
way aud Tenth avenue. 8 7. Hay
ward. pastor Preaching a. ! a. m
and 30 m. by Elder A. " Mef
rftt OF BelilnRham.
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CHURCHES

First uni,arian-soysnth avenue.
near Pike street. Rev. W. y. 81
monda. minister Services at II
m. and 8 p. m. Morning sermon.
Faith and Doubt Al the Heart OF
All Creeds. evening lecture.
Shakespeare and the Mzstera-
Milton. Valthire. Hugo and Brown
Ing Sunday school A. 10 a. m.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church Corner First avenue and
Mercer street gsv Fletcher l.
Wharton. ID. u. pastor. Services
At II a. N. and 80 D. m Rev. W.
s Harrington. y. D.. will preach at
the evening services. Sunday school
at 9:s5 a. m: Epvorth League at
6 90 y. m.
Fremont Swedish NJ. y. Church
Rev John OVAL. pastor. Preaching
at 10 Is a. m. and p. m. Morning
subject. The Greatest Thing on
Earth evening subject. The Lost
Found Sunday school at . 6 a. m.
Epworth League az : 80 p. m.
ST. Clements Episcopal Church
Corner Of Twenty fourth avenue
aud East Fir street. Rev. George
HuEzelle. rector Holy communion
1T q m. Sunday school AZ 10 n. m.
Morning prayer. holy baptism and
sermon at II a. m. Evening prayer
at 30. The evening sermon on
the Life 81 Christ" will he Illus
| trated with stereopticen pictures.
Temple do Hlrach Rev Theo-
dore r. Joseph. minister. Services
every Friday evening at & o'clock:
every Saturday morning al 10
o'clock Strangers are cordially
invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev ]. NJ Wilson. pastor Morn
ing subject, Gle Must Increase. but
| Must Decrease" evening subject.
"Our Lords Message to tho Poor.
First Baptist Church ~ Corner
Fourth avenue near James street
Rev Frank Arthur Heath. pastor
Services at ! a. m. and 7,30 p. m
Bible school at $50 a. m. aud r.
Y. Z. q. az $3.50 D. m. Morning sub
| iect. Joyous Christianity" even
ing subject, she Hath Done What
She Could" The evening service
will be in recognition OF Fanny
Crosby and her songs will be sung
First Presbyterian Church Cor.
ner Fourth avenue and Spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
How to
Get Well.

Every organ Of the BODY /.
directly connected with "a
brain D. nerves The ~
cells in ne brain esss,,..
nerve force r1Hrr-aad 80
b. r. the organ through tbs-.
nerves, AM this nerve.fo,e.
gives life and action. The :.
rans work perfectly when ,b...
is safhr,~ot nerve power. a..
Of nerve force weakcus the -.
ton Of an organ and II worl,
imHefieofIs becomes sch
1H0-thIHia Of all s.elne,,
thus due - weak or derap,sI
nerve, il r. therefore ady..,
bic - take Dr. Miles Re,,o-.
atige Nerlue, because it maLs,
nerve energy.
When Yau cure the nerve.
YOU remove The cause. ana
that's The say II get vel.
"ur ME- Restorative E.r,,..
cured mo - nervous ufYrffsfiar 49,
every nflHr effort bad HHFa +. f
me relief lily trouble nasr-ss =
begin with a general los - Esre,..43
and breaking down n he rs--ssll
FyHtHW. H#".rH from bsad.taa
tEp1figu aH1 fHtfarnR d tsl,is'4
ton - ine hort ~ appetite ~
nnd I was 80 TefYgaa and raafts-s ~.
J. could nJt sleep aE HIrht " -.
band who IL "a dHlsaist bs9llssl.i =.
a totila N herFIaa 70 hsipsd -
from fHH start and 4 r9ntlfItsf -
% until ! t#d taken air baitiss ~
health was HumDl #fsIY rasfarsf -
hi-h. hAAsa MJHEH0uHK
Worth Ada nns NJ
Or. Miles hersn s IL cd 7, -.
druggist, esha Will GUARANTEES go -.
first bottle viii bensHt N Il faIs. ~
will re'und ygur money,
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25
TIE PUPpET CZAR

Russia" by Perceval Glbboa. In the April Nc
Ciuras =
with elaer Of hoofs the dashed down the and Into
the palace but they passed there 10
the the for whom all tho speador
and panopy called ao being II but the hent
which 70 hang first impression but II told
overshadoNc IN the
black hood his carriage bolt upright and moouiess
Immediately With face Of dead paor Fair har
a failed wthdrsw from
quality dotshnez the emptiness Of uoaN
fuulty aHoSsther Against back
blank white thing awful
eorpseke mrasvy piabie sorrovs,irng and aad
child pain The hands think. crossed loosely the
that the stared unwnkiuky In front L
u body
shrnnE visible warning
stalks through Russia
seconds carriage past; but wondered then
perhaps humble rawohiping might
face for the first In the Emy Intellectual
doll that flashed past between the horsouen."
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To Hoath my nerves and distract
ny attention . studied his face. The
nose waH large and fleahY. aud The
checks were IT fIafId haFElncaf
that Is usually associated with
lu0ial good fellow HhIu. YET he thin.
straight lips spoke ~ aaerfielsal. uf
possibly cruelty The eyes. ~hlrh
taIukied with aupreeiailF1 humpf
~ some Joke ia tho pauep EHeH HH
cold aa steel when he seemed %
mHsr into HH IHfrH#H# tive mood.
gazing ont into Tho night
Tho IoHrueF - southampton was
Haau aHHHmuiI #HsI. and mF fellow
paHaufef dIrauns1rsd .munFHf The
crowd on tho platform because 1i
fHs haunting dread ri H..uE follow
81 and HufaHHH q walked h con
HHrI.uis distance from fEe railway
before FHufHHsd f1 ark HaHHrf
b. Zee HarkHafer street Luckily
be was HHir - direct me. and
faHuf the PILOTS HgHf' at the Tar
ead
An elderly HaHm1Il aho presided
LET The counter which dit double
duty ~ bar and thu office. an
aaefed nay inquiry
yes. ha'a here arrived about
half aH hour ago II you're Mr.
I Isnuauf Fu RIGHT upstairs please
aHd knock nc The second door on
tie left. Hra expecting you#
sIH- Is there a lady aith him.
/ hazardad. with a wild hope ~ ms
heart that Janet might have come
Z - meet ne.
But M. With a shake u her
head The woman denied me that
blessed prospect. and obcyIaR her
/ Instructions. / mounted ~ the first
floor and am instant later was IN
ths presence IT my recent fellow
passenger
To ha Continued
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Roman Catholic Meetings.

81 Mays Parish Rev. W. J.
Metz. Early mass and sermon
fehldreu'a mass a. 80 o. m sun
day school 81 $50 a M and 30
o. m. High mass and sermon Al
1880 a. m. instruction and benedie-
tIgn At 30 u m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Maasea AZ q 90 a m. : so q. m, 81
a M and 1880 a. m evening aerYz
Ice Al 30 a. m
Sacred Heart Church Rev. Geo
A. Hlld At 500 a m. and 90
a m. low mass. 30 p. m. yeapefa.
sermon and bsnedietion.
Church Of the Immaculate Con.
reption Rev. A. Sweere. At 30
And $50 a m. low mas ~ 81
a N. high mass and sermon. I:sa
p. m. rosary and benedictioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

THE LITTLE HEN.
like 90 SEQ a little hen
And pat hor on the head.
So prettilY she Ways her tall
In fathers garden bed.
like IN see her look for worms
And scratch with both her legs
II she but laid with half tho zeal.
How cheap would be our egEai
like To SEQ my father. too.
when first tho hen he spies:
lie grabs handy anything
And after her he flies.
Across the yards she leads IN,
chase
And scramhles through the fence
while bafflcd father fills the air
With language most intense.
All. little hen. how much OF life
We find when watching yuul
II keeps Won scratching 10 exist.
II keeps Us scratching. too.
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Special Meetings

The Society u Dissemination Of
knowledge Of the Science ~ Life
meets Sundays al 1870 Second aY-
enue. In Mattresses hall MestlnEs
al . and s p. IN. The Hon. Judge
Parker. 81 Seattle. will deliver the
address before the society Sunday
atsp m. subject. The Christ
The Thooaophical Society. seattle
In America Pioneer block. A. o. l.
". hall. Sunday study class az I
D. m. The Secret Doctrine. lee
ture S D. IN. subject. "Reinearna-
ton aud Karma." ~ Mr.. Mazum-
dAr. o. Calcutta, India
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders Of the CrookA
Creek Mining Co:
Notice is hereby given that sps,
cial meeting OF the stockholders q
the Crooked Creek Mining Co
called 70 be held. aud will Be heaa
at the office OF the company. nun
Der 437 Burke building. Seaitis
Washington on the 9Th day OF AprL
1905, at 9 o'clock a. H., ~
naming in session until oeioes
D. m. OF said day. TO consider AH'
act on the following propositions
list. To authorize the issue y
SIS. 600. 90 first mortgage, Q per en-.
bonds Of said company sectife1 !.
it's property in the state OF lss ,.s
In denominations Of $500. NnlI
bonds the stockholders oil -,
company shall have the frst fiss,
10 purchase in sums Of s2500 OF Az.
multiple thereof before the s~
shall be otherwise negotiated. A.
And. To ratlfy any action o. ~
Board OF Directors Of this eo.npsE ia,
taken prior to the meeting he's"
called.
= O. cal HoUN. Sec,
r. A. SIMMONS.
HARRY A. TRUE, =,
CHAs. w. HENDERSON,
Directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

lie skuiked along tho crowded
street and ancaked into the office
OF the great physician. The aeicn-
tat gave him a whitening glance
aud bruaquely said. Clear out
you arr tuo dead 10 monkey With. p
lie dunk away among the busy
thranE who carefully avoided him
faf they knew bY the aroma that he
waa a late member % the Ninth leg
lalaturc Vicinity OF University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-25

Clark exposition
In way promises fairs in the
history advertisement for the uowing
thousands ho will be
opportunities OF the north
hospitable visitors good time
Bonds & Mortgages
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HAS your boy plenty OF
staying power?

Grit, courage, strength, finish
ing power are essential these
days. The reason why doctors
so often order Ayers Sarsa-
parilla for thin, pale, delicate
children is because il supplies
these essentials. IL make the
blood rich and red. io..ii. X q.