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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
"ComNort Without ExtruvagAnoe,'' = at tho New Transient Steel. Built Fireproof

which the legal ballots were not cor rectly counted. or returned as counted, and that that If the legal ballots cast by the qualified electors and now Tn said boxes. be correctly counted and returned as cast, it will change the re- suit of the election as declared by the Democratic Executive Committee: Osce- ola, Elyton. Pratt City. Wards ', s, and of Birmingham. and Aaron. The retition also alleges malconduct in the managers and clerks In the Elyton box. precinct o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
BEDp0w's CONTEST,
Claims That He Was FraRduIently De-
 feated Ry Miller

Birmingham, Sept. 4-(Special)- Claiming that a number of votes cast for him in the recent Democratic pri- mary were counted for Nathan l.. Mill Ter, his opponent, and averring that many illegal votes were cast nor MT. Miller cratic nomination for State Senator at the primary on August 27, this after. noon contested the election.
 His declaration was filed with R. A ThomIison Chairman of the County Demoeratic Executive Committee. The petition, among other things, specifics the following boxes as the boxes aE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05

est in 50 acres which sold for s1O,o0o This sale was also made by A. L. Os- borne of Burieson.
 Defeated county candidates here ap- parently accepted the situation grace fully and pleasantly and there Is no Kicking over the result. The report ls current that a pfominent politician m the county will make the race for the Legislature against smith, the Dem ocratic nominee. Backed by the hs- publicans he will endorse and advocate a dispensary, in lieu of present prom bition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
anIhiera Ki1 CitIrena.

Warsaw, Sept. 4.-Soldiers last night killed four citizens and made whole sale arrests in different parts of the town.
 A boy who was being pursued by sol- diers, jumped into The Vistula and was killed while tryiA ( to escape by swim ming.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
q You see it there on the Comer,'' star- ing you in the Face: Read
 its meaning.

you don't knowt from past experience, will come to know by contact with this tore that live right the motto made for ourselves long before moved where the "Ar biters of Fashion, -
 You see these signs every time you stop on the We want you to think about they and investigate personally we really are the "Arbiers of Fashon" in Montgomery.
 You do this and you. will know what the best dressed men this part of Alabama already acknowledge, and that just this points
 Anything bought from Levysens jam up from every point of stylish and absolutely correct as to fashion, quality and price.
 Now we intend tell you through The Advertiser every day of something new Haberdahepte you whats right newmgs for And you'll just keep out tor ad you'll cer tainly be the ganer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
NDSBITT WANTS JOB.
Conner Manager Seeks Place On state
 Executive Committee.

Conner Manager Seeks Place On state
 Executive Committed.
 Birmingham, Sept. 4-(Special.) Ut bitt will be a candidate before the State Democratic convention in Montgomery next Monday. for membership on the State Democratic Executive Committee from the Ninth Congressional District.
 Mir. Nesbitt was State manager of the Conner campaign, which terminated in the nomination or Hon. B. B. Conner for Governor. Mir Nesbitt is a prominent business man of Birmingham. and 1t is will become member of the State Railroad Commission when MT. Conner retires from that body. MT. Nesbitt is being strongly supported for a place on the State Committee and his friends believe he will win.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05

Unscientifie objections to the use of beer as a daily beverage are easily met by quoting scientists and experts who have carefully and impartialIy anVesu- gated the subject.
 See our other notices fin this issue.
 The Capitol Brewing and Ice Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-A physician partner in a most promising enterprise It offers a splen- did chance to a bright and energetic phy- sIeian Dr. E. D. Crimes IF Court Square n.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05

Beer k as much n prediGested food as the sOcaIIed predigested breakfast foods. The process of malting the grain is the same in both. It converts the atarchy matter of the cereal Into malt sugar which is very assimIInbIe and die RestibIe and also very nutritious.
 Drink old Heidelberg.
 The Capitol Brewing and Ice Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
MEDICAL.

PILEs-PositIvely cured. especially eases of long standing Symmes Pile Remedy, bv mail Soc. Box 372. Cincinnati. o. -14t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

MACEY's Sectional Bookcases excel in variety of sections. richness of appear ance and ease with which they can be ar ranged to accord with style and tone of your apartment Fitted with nonSbinding removable doors. Catalogues free. c. R. Clark Agent, 30 Commerce Street. Tele- phone 222. wed-tt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05

CARD-Patients desiring admission to the warf- of the Montgomery Inflrmary may secure cards by telephoning Miss Martin, head nurse in charge at phone T22- Mont gomery InfirmarH Ssd~21-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
EiIenberg studio of Music,

Il4 $. Perry st. VIII re-Open Monday, Sept. 10th.
 su-wed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
ATTACK OLD MAN
MT. Hyde Performance by Stranger in
 AnnlstOn.

Anniston, Sept. 4.--(Special .)-P. H Johnson. an aged white man. was at tackled and seriously injured this af- ternooa by an unknown man near his home on East Highlands. and as re ant was white man of large build and was trespassing on Johnson's prop erty when warned to leave.
 The man threw large rock at MT. Johnson and knocked him unccnsclous; He then sprang upon him and inflicted several blows with a sharp point of the rock, making about fifteen gashes in his face and inturing his left, eye his head when he came to the city.
 The police are in possession. of the description of his assailan:, and efforts will be made to capture hlh Mir. Johnson holds responsible position and is well liked by all who know him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05

NIGHT sCHooL-Bookkseping shorthand typewr:ting etc, only s4.00 per month, Draughons Practical Business College. l15h Dexter Avenue, Phone GAP. Cal. phone or write for catalogue. It will convince you that Draughon's is the best.
 --tt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
BE Coerced By China9

oss neins the W J nryan
IN speech m Cbna informed cheese
probability modification chinese
neeauso ot this chinese boycott
against American scoaa immediately became rigorous
very whether bryan OF not IT
PLAIN rRurii Just SAME AND ruERE II No aoop
REASON Why THE entNEsE Should M NtPr ~ DIFFUSION.
NJ American viii OF the has any
thought Il this ceans being china boycott
eny other into modifying Of labor
and society 10 suit chinese ticas ana intcrvsta
We the habit % having any
fsree what 10
chinese labor Is a matter II theory In the
United States tried the
Pacific oeast unanmht
paale,ed taken country
opposed the admission % ChnsHe whatever
There lack et labor ousht 70
he
employers who would Ike
terms they keep hrates
Thts country II Of ntni
corporations cheap tho
Foundation prosperity. ssmatc the
eating hofdes % CHINA.
have race problem,
unable admission Chinese
would Chinese problem the north and disturbing
Is the problem in the ssath
b concerned d
l~alslatns Interests and
CAN ONLY INVITE ctr REGtAENrs AND wARstuPs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
STATE NEWS

Sidney l.. nundaa. a well known
politician aud aalunnkcvper WAS
ahot aud .cfioualy injured last
.ninht iu the nundaa aaluhn at Ia
COMA by Elhert Elliott a chef
4 farmers institute Ia being held
az Kettle Falls
Tacoma ministers are tishlins the
election OF a l. Mccormick az
mayer % that city
Promoters at the Hmsiicr at Hell
llnxham are having a difficult time
Ia selecting a ate for the proposed
plant
state 81 Washington viii aaain
80 ON a cash basis March 1. The
governor and state auditor Yuatef
day issued t5b.uao IN state banda
which we're at once purchased BY
the state permanent ar hool fund
The city % Puyallup has formally
accepted from the contractors bath
the gravity water system aad the
sewer The latter has been installed
ln the more thtekiY settled reel
drnen and business portions Tween.
IS seven thousand feet ~ pipe have
been laid. The contract price Nas
ta4a3a Undur the terms Of the
agreement the contractor n O. keep
the aystem Ia repair Tor two years.
Meaafa nusseli & Weber % seat
lie. have closed the deal tpf three
iata IN Liiivlew addition 20 NORTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
OREGON
COMING
a BULLETIN At NAVY yAs,
SAYS BATrLeeflps WILL as
HIRE M A WEEK OR Two
owes EXCLAMATION

HHEMERTOE. Feb 27--As,o.s
Ing 70 bulletin p0sied Ia ths -.
yard the bafilesHlu OREGON q !.
Deeied from the AHiatic riat,,. :.
The course ~ The next week a. -
despite The reports fhat SO n h..,.s
held in tho hbofhood ~ uera
kong In anticipation ~ trggbls !.
China. The Usif u ibs Oregon :.
that port De- f0f The purposs "A b..,s.
doeked ~ me british estabilshme.s
preliminary no Der voyage homs
This recommendation was ma.
BY Hsar Admiral Train. conne.e
INK the Aaiafie fleet and was ursss
rs an ahsoiHie necessity when -
navy department Questioned -.
wisdom of going % the erpen.e =
docking ihe Eblp AZ this tima i,
was reported by Rear Admiral Tr.s,
IN a dispatch 70 the navy dspars.
mfnt that fhn Oregon would MOI !.
able n reach Honolulu on h.r ows
supply ~ coal unieas doekef befass
her voyage
The Oregon Ulii proceed 4, onrs
20 San FranciFe1 Later ebe wsg
come 10 Puget sound. where a.
Will be surveyed In antlclpation -
extensive alterations. which mzx
require a year Or two years The
crew % the ship viii probably -
discharged az san Franeiseo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
WILL FIGHT CHINA FOR AMERICAN
TRADE RIGHTS

Major General Leonard Wood Ia In
command
The Chinese government II held
responsible here FOR the conditions
in China which make the uPfialngn
imminent
II IL pointed ont by we'll Informed
officials ~ the state department
that the powerful fnandaFina are The
real governing force IN China. and
81 ls the course which has been fol
lowed By these potsnistes thst has
taxed our patience 20 the limit
They have neglected % suppress
the boycott propaganda. and while
the representatives ~ the empress
have been making Ions and eloquent
pruteafaiiona Of ffiendllnoaa. the
mandarins have prrHisieutiY fed the
fires ~ the aaii fDrolrn sentiment
Chinese exclusion. and tho failure
o. come 10 any satisfactory agree
ment as 20 thin or Our future com
nefrial relations. have added 20 the
complications
ALREADY orders have been Issued
b Tho secretary ~ the navy 10 have
the Galveston aud the ChaftAnooga
detained inom the Mediterranean
fleet. nos cruising Ia uio4n waters
aa1eT Admiral slKsl~e. and nrnt 20
Chlness ~ateFa Il IL probable thai
an addi,ional hattioahip and cruiser
wiil be- sparesl from Que of The oihsr
fiesta
What lhe United States nov DE-
fnAnda IN China and ia ready a.
fiEhi ioF. IL the right u American
citizens 90 trade in any part Of
CANA on al equal footing Nith Jap
snese. Germans. British OF any
other nationality. and that Amesi.
fAna residing In ChinA be safe in
life and property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
EnieFor>
William

BERLIN. Feb. 2f.~Tweniy five
years ago to-day. on February 81.
1851. Emperor Wiliiam. then crown
prince Of Prussia and. Incidentally
% the empire % the United Ger.
many. vas married to the Princess
Augusta Victoria 90 aehiaswig Hob
stein aondrrhurg Auauatenburg
then a giri barely e.
The emperor and the empress eel
ehfated the day rather quietly IN the
circle - their family aud there were
no state functions of any Kind, ex
eeptinH the reception If the mem
beers Of the diplomatic eufps of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
FOR BENEFIT OF
STARVING PEOPLE

A moving pteturS show Will be-
HYen at The Salvation army hail
nth ny and Washington &C..
Thuraday and Friday evenings The
proceeds will be sent 30 the starving
people 0f japan The exhibition ID
endorsed BY H. Of the lSsdiuK 1apa.
nsaa citizens Of seattle. and Will
ahSs 8conea ON the Jap WafBhipa
ins batlefolda 81 Manchurla aud the
revolution m Russia Tickets Tor
admission can be obtained A. Guys
drug store. Yeslef Way and Second
aT. Hwift'a. Second nv. aud Pike
1T n Furuya. zlg Second AZ. aud
the stationery store al the post.
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Yakima. paying 5000 They Will
build = fruit canuefY aud have Il
ready 70 take care OF this years
rrup They will Invest so 600 ia
the business
The state board OF control yestef-
day made the temporary appoint
meat Of James II nruWn. Of apos
kane. a. clerk Mf nruWn gives
up hts work with ths Olymptaa 10
take the new post.
II. I buchanan. Of Indianapolis.
has purchased the Morning olYm-
plan The purchase waa made from
T. NJ Hartwcll aud William Pfeiffer.
who have owned the paper about
three manthn
Captain Doll believes that he has
another member of the Wehbef-
Jennings sans u eauntsTfeiisrn. In
the person OF u q ntidgca. Who
was arrested sunday night ON y
yagfancY charge By the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
INITIATIVE LAW
IS UPHELD

OLYMPIA. Feb g7.-The state
supreme court yesterday afternoon
sustained the law Of ieo5. which
givea 20 voters ~ cities Of tho first
class the right ~ Initiative with re-
ap@ct 70 the granting 81 franchlaos.
The 6sriAiea vas rendered IN the
much discussed spokane telephone
ease Of " W Hin8man against
Mayor Boyd and the council % that
city.
There were many technical points
raised before the spokane court.
The city. which was represented in
the defense b The attorney for the
Pacific States Telephone a Tcis-
graph company. cuhssndea that the
petition did not cpntAin the Is per
cent 81 the voters named. that many
Of the siEnsra we're secured through
fraud and misrepresentation.
This defeuae the lower eourt over
ruled. and therein committed error.
says the supreme court. The writ
vas granted and appeal wan taken
Efforts we're made to dlsmina the
appeal. but the court hoIds the ap-
peal was properly taken
The court takes up the various
questions raised and Discusses them
a. length II first finds the act Ia
not unconstitutional and holds the
objections taken 10 the title 10 be
without merit II deciarra that he
people have Tho right 70 take the
matter Of granting or rejecting
franchises into their own hands
and that the citizens are greater
than the charter and may amend
the charter 10 keep that power n
they desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
FREE FROM ALL

Kick i'm ia the ribsi Chew ~
ear. f'at'" and other hnarad er-
prssHipna were gently waited to and
fro on the smoky atmosphere Of ths
Great northern saloon early FUN
day morning. when three lonkahofe-
men seemed o. be real buay with
their fists feet and teeth
Il all started when Frank Mc-
Carly walked ~ ard refused % rec
nKnizs sundry friends and aequaint-
uures. who we're waiting fof bin.
Something started Immediately.
and when Frank was pulled from
under "a heap ~ ionKshorenan beef
be Looked ~ II be had played In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

various delegations and Of the high
officials of the government ~ the
tao hous- Of parliament and of the
imperial household.
Tho city uaa decorated In honor
% the day aud the citizens displayed
great enthusiasm. Pictures 81 the
emperor aud the empress were de.
played every where and the day was
observed n holiday by high and
iuN. There Wefe numerous rccep-
lions and bauauefa IN honor ~ the
day and the imperial couples health
VAS drunk ia many a glass through
cut The empire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
Useless Cotton Reports

mHiea dollars a Tor shs
that usslesS the eatton
easily
spseuiators growers may mao
founded
president their asaosla
son protested nseursey
uselsss
poy
purpose
information 70 cotton speeuiators only the
sffesd t1Saaea a that
would be sad
BE- relieved 81 Whsle unpiess hasinena
people Ray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

WASHINGTON. y G. Feb. "a
The United States ls preparing for
var With chlna
The army l. being put on a war
foosiax. and trouble Il expected If
any time
Orders have alna been issued to
Increase the naval contingent In the
orient
The term war T. not employed
b. the officials Of The war aud
state departments ia discussing the
situation Hof the present q Eecms
b~nt to speak ~ the trouble az =
ensilYn uprising. and II the prep
aFaii0ns IS Tor the Hnfutaetiun ~
American eiliseua and interests" in
China
II IL not denied. however. that
the preparations are EeAnE forward
aud that the situation - regarded
here a. very grave
Estfs tusopa are being rushed %
thu far east The First and seuona
regiments Of lnfantrr aud the
Eighth and Thiftsanth regiments
af field artillery and the Twcnty.
fourth ihfantry are now on their
SAY "a Manila
Tbs mobilization of trnnpa In the
Philippines IL for the purpose o.
having them Frady AZ the nearest
point when they ARE needed Ia
ehina. fpr thia purpose tao brig.
ado camps have been established
near Manila. one AZ Angeles. ahoat
- miles from tho city. and The
other Camp Mckinley. clase 10 Ma.
nila
Ia addition ~ these troops there
are is.eQa regulars ard 900 native
scnn's IN the Philippine islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

nafa line q trans Atlantic liners.
Nifh headaua efers % Minneapolis ~
on lnuf ~ inspection ~ the agency
offiesH in his district and piii b. in
Seattle Zoe = few days DE says the
company il building two hes turbine
steamers. which Nhsn complete will
BE the largest In the world Thev
wtii be see feet long. with nnadruple
screws and viii steam Is knofn an
hour. making the trip from New
Yosk 10 tlvefneal IN ice haars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
CUT LIFE BELTS

pufiua che past txa weeks a. iife
pFranfNNfa have been malls iuusiy
cat b rarsruHrfs GA the steamer
Port Orchard The company has
complained 10 "a. tasai inspectafs
Il wishes u knuwn that the yrasel
passed inspection a few dafr sEo
ana the equipment VAS fu4nd n
first class order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
CHARITY BALL 4
GREAT SUCCESS

The annual charity bail given for
the benefit Of the House Of Good
Shepherd was held IN Chriaiensen'r
broadway hall last night and was
brilliantly successful ia every 70.
spset The ballroom Was laYishly
decorated The ladies who acted
as patronsahes for the evening Wefr
beautifully goWned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

Toe blsa far four years And -
thinkins seriously u sums ~ = j.
Nurrr
"oh. faa are. are NaaF he shouted
And iust for that. take back Yuuf
sold You shall So nothing los me
bat ~ my dchts@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Mrs. 2. J f.sahy. a passenger on
the JEANNE. which arrived frpm San
Pedro yesterday. gave birth 10 a
eoast o. Califofnla. The offIaera at
tended the christening last night.
and when Chief Steward Cray said
4 name thee 1eannie.- gave three
UhoopH and a tiger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

There Vas quite q sfruEFi. e. -
wha would Hiss the bride FIRST. bai
FHkina msnaEea - VIA. although ~
was quite a distance smHy when tHa
time ram@
That wns where he street car
training came IN hzn1y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

BALTIMORE Nd. Feb. ss-nv
John WllIiamH0h Palmer. Doas
authof and first city physlelan a
San Fraurisr0. editor of the Il,s.
rary Digest and the Century dletloa.
AIRY. died in this city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
Remember This

IL you have a real good knife.
razor or pair Of shears that need
Sharpening. take them 90 Piper a
Taft. i02t-26 serond Ave. and have
the work done right. Piper & Taft
guarantee all work. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
GOLDSUOROUCH, HOODOO TORPEDO
BOAT, TO HAVE TRIAL TRIP
vssssl HAS asen vnooeeao Aso Is uslno oylneAvLto

novor been accepted by the navy de
pArtmant owing 10 the fact that
her makers have gone into bank
ruptey ahe REMAINS white elephant
on the governments hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

.. -. J. -. -.
II AEAht - - p" N' -
= isttrf tfvin laans laNf, @efssa.
vs. 81 sAf''A'''a 70 VI" ''''As
Hziass lnA Hete ihtf'ii' to ne
tp'' Jog fs ss..is iis...a
iii'h ! @sA Nsiaihieti 'aA tio~ aafs
fsW pc - 'ns"ftthsnl e y as me
e SO II me thNstnf shen hafH BEEN
aesl a4safftei VITA fau "nly thfee
@erss am PANEL hsf ono -
preston Tor ny commence has been
shattered. not only ~ fua. but II the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

WANTS SOME EXPERIENCE
II } smlth. whu lives east Il SCI.
byxille. L. q candidate fuf circuit
clerk Tie ls an active farmer and
has usfrr asked fuf Once before,
ana wants this place % aeo how i
i 20 he an officer. for there l. BET
much money Ia if-shclblua. No.
Dsmaefat
eRiihprs been after mn all day
,fyius "a borEow SO from me.
nid yua lend II IN him.
Not on yaur ufs
Thea yon're So ahead
I've heca tFyinK tO nEufe that
waY. bat { cant fuu see aidnt
have $40"
me man Who introduced he bin
gaF a whipping posl fpr wife bsats
err ia the piaries Of coiamhla IL =
bachelor Haf possibly Y9u have al
ready gueaasd a. much.
A naw prurhes- in Germany de-
elzrsa nsrlln ia TIE Nirkeiest city
Ia The world. MAYBE it's Just an
effort 20 attract the Egahgets sad
llf- Insurance. men.
veff, FnUM snnm WIFE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
BUSY AROUND
GOV. MEAD

The delegation working for the
appointment 81 Fish Commissioner
ksfphav, whose term o. ofHoe s0on
expires. caliei upon Gov. Mead a.
Olympia yesterday. A partion %
The Republican faction which sup
ported Gov Mead during his cam
uHiHn was represented BY y w.
pufiy and G. ". Howard. Another
delegation represented the salmon
canning interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

! dan't So hSw 80 can afford 70
keep 3 eos
AFFORD IT. why. yga know TN =
miikuHa~
@WmM#t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

nnnMERTON. Fob 2f@The
hoodeaed torpedaheat uoldshoruugh
has again been undaeked aud viii be
oyefhauled preparatory 10 another
trial trip. This l. the boat that has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

County Cnmfniaaiouer Charles q.
Baker n seriously 81 at hts home In
this city. Ar operation may be
necessary before he can resume hia
duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

IL yua van, god photographs
cheap. knt pinnsYa rausis for Soc
par dozen ies Columbia 81. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Hon. Luke r Wright. frs, am
hassador from the United states q
Japan. when he leaves Washington
for hts post IN Toxic. viii pass
through Seattle. according 70 ad-
vices which have reached thia city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

The revenue cutter station at Ia.
Conner has been abandoned BY the
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

An evanEeiistic conferences % ali
the Baptist churches In the north
west win be hsid IN Seattle. begin
ming April 3. and contnun Tor three
days Seasons viii be held during
the day in the Tabernacle Baptist
church and IN the evening AZ the
FIRST Baptist church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
WILL CROSS OCEAN
IN 100 HOURS

Earnest eariey. Manager Of the
Northwest Department af the Gu