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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

Capt. C A. Guess is having a
new fence erected around his resi-
dence property on upper Main
akroet..s;
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

SOULS coLLHo1 10 the Leading ard
Highest 0fAde DusaDeso, Shorthand s Il
11Kllsh Txalning School In the South.
- rucognised everywhere - . vilr--
AWAKE. 1rsaties. Reliable. Prog w.
Populaf ana ouccessfs: scSccc,- It L..4.'
NO delneive promiaes to sec are stude, is.
0OUL8 COLLE0E owNs ard ocean', 1,
the Facet 8usiness Sch DOL Builain
Anaefaca. - Experienced Teachers. r..
keepers end 0tenogrs piers recctanie-
Sond for New illustrated Circular
GEO. 0OULH &
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15
Ladies', Misses, Children's
and Infants hosiery in all
shades. Standard in quality.
Always satisfactory.
JNO. EIsELE.

A man who advertises for a wife
in the Cologne Gazette is believed
to be the catch of the season. He
says he is 'forty, millionaire,
clever man of business, steady,
non-smoker and abstainer, we'll
known philanthropist, of the high
est standing, with high titles and
great dignities in prospect, and no
relations"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

Mr.. F. Zylicz, ST., has been ap-
pointed secretary and sanitary
Inspector of the Board Of Health,
vice Mr.. w. H. Latham, who re-
resigned on the first instant.
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HELP WANTED,
A sober and Industrious Black
smith on Oak Bluff Plantation.
For particulars apply to
II. G. ROSE,
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

Wear the American Beauty Cor
set best value for the money at
LOUIS LEWIS
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

If you want to purchase Peas,
we are the people. Before laying
in your stock call on us and get
our prices.
Tarlton & Delahouysaye.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
E. B. Spiller vs.. Baldwin Lumber

E. b. Spiller vs.. Baldwin LumbeT
Co., Ltd, ct ais. No. II, 40.
Under and BY virtue of an order saa'
judgment, issued ont Of the HonOrsss
23rd Judicial District Court. in and for
the Parish Of st. Mary, and to mo ~
rected.. in the above styled and numbered
suit in which it was decresd thst I 30
property hereinafter described should be
sold to effect q partition by litigation
among the oo-nwners OF the-SasU1Eftv1
hereinafter described;I, John B. Sanders,
Sheriff of the Parish of 81. Mary, La,
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Nothing Equal to Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for Bowel Com

P101Hvo III -O01101OHs
eve have used Chamberlain's Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in our
family for years, says Mrs. ]. B. Cooke,
Of Netherlands, Texas: Eve have given
it to all of our children. We have used
other medicines for the same purpose,
but never found anything to equal
Chsmberlaip's. If you will use it as d.
rected it will always cure"
For sale by Gates Drug Store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

Just in receipt Of a large ship
ment of Peas, which will be sold
et the lowest prices.
4s e. Tarlton & Delahoussaye.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

The many friends of Capt. r.
". Allen are pleased to see him
out again after being confined to
his bed with fevers for q week.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

The School Board, at its last
meeting, decided to close all the
public schools throughout the
parish on the 31st of May.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

! Al working men should visit
LOUIS LEVY and see the famous
brand Of Car.hArt over-alls. The
seeot made. f...-g
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15
THEST. MARY BANNER
WEEKLY
RANKLIN, ST. MARY PARISH, LA.
SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1905.
LODGE NOTICE.

A State bank was organized in
Centreville one day this week with
\ capital of Sis, 900.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

Bring US your job work if you
want it well done and at reason
able prices, when quality is con-
sidered.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

FOR RENT.
Salt Mine Store at Weeks
Island, La. SCR
Address B. B. MYLES, Pres.
New Orleans, La.
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1t is claimed that there will be
1000, 900 immigrants brought to
this country this year. This is the
report of the immigration officials.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

1T you want the latest styles and
best fitting pattern call at LOUIS
LEWIS and get the May Manton's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-04-15

We have just received a new lot
of ladies spring and summer skirts
prices from S1.25 up at LOUIS LEVY.
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Do you know that the But
terick patterns have been re-
duced to lOc, 15c, and zoe. None
higher. Subscriptions taken to
the Delineator S1.00 a year.
JNO. EISELE.
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A Tax on the Rich

gaere Is talk coffee beer
vva II taa stamp
also whisper that pockets
piusoerass with an INCOME TAX
This Is because the spending
come
An iaccme would be popular with the Small
would Tho rcpccta
bly, would portion OF the
ers Nanderhis aud MerEana
Two things The power plutocrata
tnEton IS FAR reaching Tho mionares
measure that will permit Investigation
Just imagine sage schwah rack
70 tell how much they have and public nkng
they
Again wholesale per-
jury.
Iylns In connection Is common as
breathing
In England the akfuly
place the world result perjury
and enough rasty discovered
the Engshman
smalpoxan eva damage
himself possible
favore form Of dodgins England
return to the government
IS casn PAYS keeps
revised In paid years
income Of $4,000 ~ accident
Of ss50Oo0 lie paid II and kept his mouth shut
From moral standpoint method taxation
perjury detrimeu the
American people
lying without the
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~ CYNTHIA GRAY.

DR. Ella X. has gone DR. Osler one better
She would ohooform degenerate ncuby
Hand all the little battles At birh unless they
the
AT A GOOD MARK bat she has MISSED IT
BY A THOUSAND MILES
Il degenerate aiote and
Of the country ought be
spring
with IL babies quite just stop breathing
II Ia that
and from whose offspring they
through u
But KILL THEMf
wedding babies
other imperfect specimens Of maukad
a hundred years have perfect
This al animals
Il would be a great thing belong a perfect
II would good
halfwltted chld could
had wade through blood tamped bones dead
to get to this perfect state Of perfection
Dearborns killing be
theme 70 discuss that something ought
ed and horrible examples OF degney from mngbg with people
and thus passing their weaknesses by contact with who
70 become mothers
many children: many
half-uatted
enough 20 live have hearts there b. killing
hospitals been built FOR the for eplepcs
i ony step TO provide for the isolation Of those who are unfit 70
bear children.
possibility deprng Of owing
70 their weaknesses offspring aud % society
deaths THEY WOULD LEAVE NO TAINTED CHILDREN
This would striking Of the difficulty would
with the chl0roorm bottle
the nnfounas Collect them Force them into the Institutions
PREVENT THE PossfBifirY or OFFSPRING
DO ALL THIS N THE NAME OF SCIENCE AND FOR THE
RACE.
the little baby wrong
way the precious thing earth TO the who
birth
There something pHfuily sickenlng Dearborns
particularly
II makes US feel somehow that the heart OF things has been frozen
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around hack. from the back toward
the right side. then 10 the front
Repeat HWaylng 10 the right Al
Ways take the exercise on fuii deep
breath DO not strain the haek Ia
letting the body roll backward New
of Htiffen the mark muscles Keep
the weight of the body all the time
on the haila Of the feet. See Ma. 1.
The stretching Of the waist
lengthena the waist and reduces the
size Of the hips Throw the weight
Into the ball Of the left foot Raise
the RIGHT arm until the fingers point
straight M Then lrt the body bend
90 the infi keeping the riKht faat
on the floor bat the weight on tho
left Relax the muscles nl the neck.
shoulders an trunk Permit the
rleht hand 10 curve over the head.
as 10 hoop worc 10 be- formed by
touching thu left foot with the fling
ers 81 the right hand Repeat five
times and then 50 through the same
movements with the opposite side
Always iii tho lungs With air be-
fore bending The body BE most
careful not 10 strain the body Let
the bodY bend Itself never force 4
Soc No g
o Stand upright. with the arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

Fashion has deefeed that waists
must be slender cnrsets have been
made 20 bring about this result But
the woman who resorts 10 the cp-
set to make her waist small takes
upon hoFeelf red hands and rcd
Rose aud sacrifices. not only her
enmfnri hui her health
There 81 one safe way 90 reduce
the aiEe % tho waist that Is. by ok
tfalaa
First Whatever redueea Tho size
af the hips aud The abdomen mnkcs
the waist longer aud naturally more
slender.
Second Whatever hfuadens the
aheldsrs aud fills cut the chest
sivea the waist the eftect Of being
slender
In this article We shall consider
the first method only
The body roll strengthens
the muscles Of the waist and re-
duees the sire OF The hips Place
the hands palm over the hina tho
fingers pointing downward Bend
tho body forward. relaxing the mus
eiea 90 neck and trunk when the
body Is beat forward from the waist
let Il sway. san relaxed. % the loft
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raised sholder high. and the fling
arH pointing straight out a. eiiher
side Slowly fil the lungs with air.
and. hy bending the right knee.
thrust the fingers Of the right hand
against the floor In front 81 the
right foot Tho fingers Of the left
hand should point directly upward
Turn the face toward the lifted hand
This acts upon both hips and alb
domen Repeat five times Go
through the same wlth tho other
side. See No g
f--Ide upon the floor. one foot
slightly elevated by resting Il upon
foot stool ar 4 chair runE Take
fail breath aud dFaN the loft knee
up 10 tho chest ltnah the foot down.
~ " pushing Il against a weight
Repeat five times Elevate che left
foot and repeat with the right See
No T.
Another exercise. rather more
difficult than those given. viii rap
IDLY reduce the size Of ihe abdomen.
81 upon the fiaar. the legs straight
before the haaf LIT both arms
high above the head filling the lungs
with air. then. stretching forward.
drop the finger tips upon the tips
of the toso. Repeat five times.
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OUR woNANs PAGE.

fEdlted by Everett True. Esq
iulaying In furniture always fas-
einaie.
CTha outlayings are what cxas-
perate.l
CREST dnvcnports suggest coy
evenings before a glowing fire
(What In weather Ike fhls9l
Squares Of chiffon edged With val
eucienues are carried by the dainty
girl who makes her own moucholrs.
likewise cud Of chewing gum
In one rOrnerJ
Tho cheeked voilea In light blnr
aud white. lilac and white. beige
and white. etc. are greatly fancied
In Paris for very simply designed
morning frocks of the shirt walat
suit or loose bolcro and plated skirt
persuasion.
(Thia needs persuasion on the
pocketbo0k. and a lot Of IT,
Books as we'll az other things are
marked down In the stores In tho
general rush 20 sell of things. Many
a bargain book can be picked no
these days
fAlas. not nj SaratoRa1
Ether applied Immediately upon
A grease spot will remove Il without
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THE STORY OF
WIDOW GREYSON

Edith GfaYaou vas a widow A
she sinod hg the side of the crib
where nestled rosy boy Of }
summers the teardropB fell thick
and fast upon the face % the little
sleeper She had loved with all She
ferveut affection ~ 4 trusting heart
him Who Two years before had
placed his last kiHs upon her cheek
and had gone forth io struggle man
fully In bis tni'nomr vocation lie
bad returned borne upon n couch
a corpse. a victim 10 hia ambition
The shadow which fell upon
Edifha cottage home was dark The
ung ray d sunshine was her baby
boy
she had been raised in luNur9 aud
her marriage waa In direct appeal-
tion 20 the sill of her uncle. Vim
Langley Hhu had adopted her aa an
orphan some years before. aud she
had been an alien to bio house ever
since Now that the cause OF his
recruitment Waa gone he welcomed
his niece back and little Edear soon
becnlue his pet
Dreaming again. Edith4" asked
her uncle IA he came into the room
one evening in tho late winter
THAT Is bad habit for one SO
young The future De- bright before
you
A heavy sigh was The only re-
Spouse
"Bobt Ellerton has returned from
Italy lie has made not only a name
bat n fortune since he left us. and
he bring back the same warm free
heart that be carried away with
him" went on her uncle
a few days later Robf Eiiertau
called on Mrs Grey son. whose hua-
band was one 90 his old friends
Six months after. Edith laid aside
her mourning tn compliance with
her uneia's wishes. he disliking 10
see anything that reminded him Of
the man he could not receive into
/ his family VIM Langley met his
niece af the dinner table ono day
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rlagsi"
why. yei. Edith Everyone sup
poaea you are engaged 10 Nj hllet
ton
IT is not 80. aud never even
thought Of n. he was my husband z
friend
And will probably be bis sue
eeaaef went on the man. 7 Ger
tainlY know Of NO reason why you
should not accept such rare
chance"
I shall never marry again. re-
apact and esteem Robt Eileft0n an
a friend, but my heart IN In the
| rehve"
IAs han tour weeks from the
tssa. sG tisla cos. yorHNian Mr. Lang
4 10y tsleiB lsslIpm hug btl us-al after
tfasa drive 1'ho san. hssas wa sew
ia their sTylee aud ths l1arasa 10
eaHse snHanHreable uuaef his eare
The aurflnre aaG.hed aiauE the pnye-
ment and The ohlld was thrown
huyily 10 The ground The accident
happened close 90 the Elleftan home
and Robert WA the first 20 reach
the child lie raised the anivering
form IN his arms and bore him ten
DERBY to the widowed mother. while
the iusenalhle form 81 Mr. Langley
followed In another carriage
Edith shed no teara a. she took
the boy from Ellerton She knew
the child was dying. but she seemed
naWerlean TO feel. Medical aid was
summoned. bat the little sufferer
fingered but a few hours until death
relieved bis agony The uncle re-
mnined unconscious until morning.
Just before dawn be reused from his
lethargy and called for his niece. |
Eileftnu. who had remained within |
call since the previous afternoon. |
supported her 20 the elder mans 4
dsafhhed. The dlmmed eyes bright
ened a. be saw the couple and he
mnFmured with difficulty
God bless you-ho both. Take
curu@of her Ellorton.
Two weeks from that might |
bridal party alighied ~ the chapel /
and gathered M the altar There |
wa a shadow resting upon the face
Of he bride. but the fond glance |
Of the husband quickly dlapelied a. /
The moon Was shining bright A.
they passed the sacred portals and 4
In itH bfillianCy Edith could not r.
fraln from looking toward 4 grave
la the little cemetery nearby
Years have passed aud both are /
happy Who shall nay that the sol
emn vow she hrcaihed to love and I
treasure Robt Ellerton vas not az
ferYeni as that whish had once unit.
I'd her 10 the heart OF VIM. Greyhong 1
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Eleventh aud East Olive. H. n "
Yung. pastor sunday school . Is
g. m morning service ~ buthef
league p m yesper service %
D. M
New Unitarian church Ope1lng
services will be held In The AZ sssn.
bly, rooms Of the new Unitarian
church. corner BOylstOn and Olive
atE0sta Sunday. September 7. II II
a. m. Mr. slmohds announces the
foli0wiaz sermon them9 for Sep
tember September 10. "A Square
Deal IN Religion for Every man
September II. dedication ~ assem-
bly, room. short sermon ana adj
dresses. special music. September
e. Friedrich 8chillerB three be-
ilefa. Freedom. Virtue. God Dur
ing the month Of September Mr. 81
ss-nda will speu the regular aerYs
W, IL II s.elsek with a flve-min=
Htn nernrsn 10 children and all who
love children. Tho thought study
and experience Of haif a life time
Vii be drawn upon ~ make the
sermon talks interesting and pro
fltable All members ~ the con
greFation are requested to be 10
their places promptly at n. that
this exercise may be helpful TO
young and old Subjects NJ fol
lows. September 10. My First
Lesson Ia self Help" september Il
The Man With a Snake In His
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s- STAR DUST ga

leaving any ohiv tlnnable rim. aud
viii not dtaeoior the mOat delicate
shaded material
tif yua cant Ers ether. give Il an
inleetlan OF morphiAl
one tnx stool has a denim work
haE aitaehed 10 eitheF side and may
pc oaally folded up and carried from
one room g another without upset
tiaE mlladF's saving materials
Great Scott. since when does mi
lady ee~9l
When washing a ncw blankas for
the first time brgin BY soaking IL
for II hours in cold water. then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

rinse Ia clear water After this wash
the blanket In \ lukewarm iathrr
made % boiled anap aud water.
rinse VOL Ia clear water. shake
thoroughly and hang out 20 dry.
Doing this Is = swell substitute
for physical cultural
SHOPPING
She went into department store
She looked At the bargains on every
floor
She bad In her purse jus, sixteen
cents.
with which she purchased this list
Immense.
A wash raE
A trunk tag.
A pair ~ fast black hose.
some French bread.
some siik thread.
And powder for her noae;
besides which she awipcd fully four
cents worth Of candy. vas
given n halfspuund sample Of
new breakfast food aud beg
grd a souvenir. all % which
she hal sent home
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Seattle Needs 'ern Both

Seattle things
long time
The tall tower going the union depot building
that there Is going be t0wn clock and
= watch. find the day.
The other innovation mentioned
Catholic cathedral finished and pleasantly
Sunday evenings sweeIy chimes viii
gody twilight settles the city BY
churches Seattle
Sunday night places of entertainment
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CHURCHES

Presbyterian church. on Lane be-
tween Ninth and Tenth south
sabbath school 5 20 a m. preach.
ing Ii a m. followed BY communion
services conducted BY the newly In
stalled pastor. Rev W J. Clifford.
6 1. meeting Gao. and preaching
: 20 p. m.
Tabernacle Baptist church. corner
f1fteeBfh north and East Harrison.
John Marvin Dean. minister Bible
school ?. 20 a m. morning worship
II a. m. theme. The Threefold
Call % Our Burdened Zion ID Y.
T. [. D. M. evening evangelism s
p. m. followed by benedletory aery-
Ice. theme. The Message Of a Minor
Prophet. baptism.
Westminster Presbyterian church.
broadway and Columbia. Rev. ]. ".
Wilson. pastor Labor Day sermon.
The Iaborer II Worthy OF His
Hire. evening. Creeda and Char
aeier. Z Believe in God ths Father
Almighty" prelude. Going 10 Col
ieee"
Trinity Parish church Rev ~ H.
Gouen. rector Services at : 30 a.
m. II a m and 20 p m Sunday
school. mathis. AZ ? 80 a. m. morn
ing subject. The Three Dimensions
81 Life. evening subject. Blessed
Are the Peacemakers
First Presbyterian church. corner
Fourth avenue and Spring street
Rev n A Matthews. y d pastor
Morning subject. "chrisf's Amend
meut 10 the Penal Code. evening
subject. Three Sources Of Wealth
Neglected by Seattle Men +"
FIRST Free Methodist church. Pine
and Terry. G. s. Mckinney. pas
Tor Sunday school 10 a. m. preach
Ing II n N subject. The Old
Paths. elass meeting i2 m. Aft
ernoon and evening services AZ
Olive Branch. 2iih South Second.
Fremont swedish NJ +. church.
Rev. John OVAL pastor Preaching
10 q a IN and .. m. Sunday
school stb a. m. Junior league 3
, M Epworth league 80 p. m.
Christian and Missionary alliance
meeting SUNDAY. September g at
The Gospel tabernacle. Main be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth
Sunday school 1:i5 p m preach
ing hy the district superintendent.
Rev sawtell. of Portland. Ore. $50
p m
Westminster Presbyterian church
Rev J. NJ Wilson. u. D. pastor
Services al N a. m and s p. m.
morning subject. Looking Unto
Jesus. evening. Necessity for
christ The Rev u T. Mitchell
more viii preach IN The morning.
and Rev VIM, Sharp In the even
ing
Boylsion Unitarian church one
block west Of high school. Rev w.
u. simonds minister Opening
service September 10. II a m
Adventist camp ground. Green
f.ake-il a. m. Elder II W Deck
or. Justification by Faith" p.
M. Elder u Nettieton. Temper
anee. illustrated by Experiments. A"
$50 y. m. Elder NJ G. Wilcox.
The Message for the Day
First Church Of Christ Scientist.
Sc HlhAus H'tMN'N alAttHH anu 10
lumbia Services n a. m. and s D.
m. subject. Substance" Sunday
school 12 M Testimonial meeting
wednesday evening s o'clock Free
reading rooms a23 and pa Alaska
building
First Spiritual society. knights OF
Pythiaa hail First near pize-Lec-
ture and tests II n m. by Mrs. T.
t.apworth. win G. Hodge. OF San
Diego. Gala. will lecture at 30 and
q 30 p. m. Afternoon subject So
leeted from the audience Evening
subject, "The Old and the New {"
Platform tests In the evening hy
Mrs. G G. Sweeney.
Holy Trinity Lutheran church.
-
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70 be the last 10 whom tho ncws OF
your approaching marriage Is 10 be
eoufidcd. But allow me 20 con
graduate YOU on your choice"
Uncle. what do you mean ?"
saHped the poor girl. with her face
the color OF marble. My mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

Gunenherg has already Invented
movable type.
4 suppose y0u fad L difficult
10 lock the forms - they VIII ilfi.
said a visitor
sOa the contrary. It's simply pl
feturtsd the great Inventor.
Accepting a type louise a. a sonyc.
alr the buitinaky proceeded 70 chase
not suApeciins he had lseu lEapa4esi
upon.
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VIZ IL ~

e find. said Percy ballroom. his
eyes kindilnr. "that good board ~
advertised. does not necessarily
mean planke'i ahad aud Saratoga
CHIPS nj every meal
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about this time wifh a smile ~ sat
isfar,ion heumiuE upon his counie-
nance SO. Edith. he said. \ am
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The So Hat Store

All the new Fall Styles now on
sale. i. n. Brooks a Co. 1881 end
avenue. sts
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81 Mary~s Parish REV. W j.
Metz Early mass and sermon
fehtldron's mass At 8 30 a. ra.I. Bun
day school al $40 a. m. and Z.s0
q. m. HiEh spaaa 49, sermon AZ;
10 30 a M In.stfusfa~n as.s hss.s,1iez
ton al 30 o N
Cathedral Chapel. Terry aFenua
MaaHea at 600 a. N. 7 - q, M. 20
a M. and 10 30 q. "a evening usrS-
Ice AZ 3 30 y. m.
Sacred Heart Church Rev. Geo.
A. Hlid. A. Loo a. M. and 800
4. m. low mass. 710 .. M Fe1pera,
sermon and benedietiou.
Church OF tbs Immaculate Con
esption Rev. A. sweere. Al 7sS0
and E.30 a. m. low mass, 1880
a m. high mass and sermon. 40
D. IN. bsnsdiction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

Bosom September =. THE Lat
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