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BRYAN WILL HOLD ALoof


WASHINGTON, Aug
expected that William v va s.,,ss
after his arrival in the NV. NV.
states. win hold aloof from us a',,.,
cratic party affairs unf nea'b W.
YeuJion TINE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
PHILIPPINE VETERANS MEET.


DIS MONIES. L.. AuE ia--Fif
teen hundred members 81 the Phll-
ipplne Veterans union met here to
day Generals Charles kiBE. Al
bert Frost and Hale are present
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WILL GIVE CARD PARTY.

Mckinley Circle. Ladies' of G
A u. viii eivc card party at the
home OF Mrs J Scott Ecker. 1919
Seventh av.. Tuesday evening.
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WIFE CHARGES ASSAULT.

George sldell. laborer. was an.
rested yesterday, charged by his
wife, Alice, with cruelty beating
and aasaulttnr her judge Davis
10 hearing the case this afternoon.
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OFFICIAL KILLS HIMSELF.
fserlpps News servlee1

GOSHEN. Ind, Aug. County
Treasurer Drake Killed himself this
morning lie had becn Ia ill health
and hrooded over a bank failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
PLAY ELEVEN INNINGS.

The Mike Wright baseball ', n''.
OF mllmlu CITY. defeated W. 49,
town Skiddoo team IN II lh'''s'
the score being to ).
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RACE ron ROOSEVELT CUP.
tssrlpps New. Service,

tSerlpps News sersies.)
NARBLEHEAD. Mass. AuE Il
Nineteen American yachts start.
ed In the trial race here today 70
pick the best yacht TO compete FOR
tbs Roosevelt cup.
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Pacific City

siaffs rff 9Th fHsh Several hundred
EaaEs have taif me 90 notify then Wnsn
fHut fkts close tn vaflsf addition On he
rlArHst This Land - rins tlueN Hark
lsWf CLEARED ana Efahrst eefes 60 start
Niths cuiF 81 terms o. fsf month
We hsFs auF rEn saw ulii lumber soli
o. rdaf a. hHiifafs miles II new t.foot
Sidewalk street raf rune thFuugh center
~ tahG Hiattpu en- FfHundH Iakn TACO
M infsruftan. st nff a. Pacific ctY
~ see hiiuan'a saleHmsu IN. Times ttnrh
HunffefH n Green laks people have GOV
had fhsie munfF nn land I soid iHem and
fifst bufera nili % - saain Come today
II
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r,ve CENTS TO COMFY.
IserIpps NeNs servIee.l

NEW YORK. Aug ta.-An or.
Plantation Of citizens formed today
TO fight In court fer a single rate
rate 10 Coney Island.
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BALLARD NOTES


BALLARD. Aug. iS--An I'm.
known man broke show case IN
the Junction saloon last evening.
aud upon complaint Of the proprie.
tor. was arrested by the police This
morning the man was stu too much
under the influence Of liquor to give
his name Judge Martin will hear
the case this afternoon
4 new floor II being put down at
the fire department Headquarters
oliver Rick a. az the Ballard city
hospital suffering from paralysis.
nr 3 NJ Martins subject this
evening at the Junction hail ~ The
Second Coming of Christ and the
End OF the World
Thomas Hsgdahl is moving his
Ballard Nv. store to the Second av.
store and will only have the one
location.
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LEaSy IT eGglls


aHrsn AR SPECIALS
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fsHHa
81 eFn a GO NE
- alasss g. les
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

g. go g. tn
HeaufIfHl as rnHn eHifnHa III hsIffHaf1Hi.
nirr CORNER location. strictly modern. an
fHnf atrffents in and paid faf ore nhuri
hlnFH % car line. cnuNaHirHf e. three
falr tu the buyer Terms can. o. nr.
ranEad This Place l. new. iuat ttfnf
completed a. foot i0t etrent improvements
~ Esd Paid Tor No assessments ccnIlnt
iu
y " HARDWOOD
Room ais sac ualleF Building II
Tw eal worth - sad bought ~ g ~
Hilman at Pacific city II u now stakes
end WlEa people and FORMER buyers don't
uesa - d told twice 60 come nov Today
y plea out the cornsrs before The openius
aN Acres enc hi0tk ~ street car pny
~ On terms 81 4 down. Is per month See
lnunAns falesmen m Time block teaay
snd zee samples 81 black dlrt from this
lAnd. Cems teday. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

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aAuuAfNs ~ OUTSIDE PROPERTY
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raHif oesrsd. rfies see iasd cash and
zine alder land level ~ noof. price
go per aere. terms 81 cash and =
month
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linz ~ FlFeftan Ell cleared. rfffH ff5Hi
- taaf and g. month
u ~ Nit HulH. . Union niesh -
"a laH Hhlrh . can stH o. from $50
o. iif5 per l1f. cleared. and ready o. Nuiid
On. EaQd graded streets. handy 20 car
lines. bound GO double IN value soon.
little money uill 10. low rate Il interest
Yea viii never bus lots as cheap aBniu.
vlIl build for you " you want home
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Govt land

Govt Land
A asn trasi iasi arspsa 40 g. .siile.asa,
anfaf 4 snaa tuHh esffaiasf water Hahi
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

car shops GONG w on g. n. iiil.
ipau'a close IN and on car line Meadow
tracts 800 feet Ions. only fifs. terms. q per
month. Also several small hpusas 1919 un
GA terms - " usf month nee WnnA ana
almsa lloek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

a new floor II being put down at
the fire department headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

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lbs offices IN riHnss tsosh. eeus. tsfer..
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

Oliver Rick IL az the Ballard city
hospital suffering from paralysis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

TODAY AMn fuMuHttuW
700 rsn tHF = $50 90 atih tlif eHtsfs
siasaaits hnd street iiabts nor in. - 80
81 tauua D lsf month. Come 20 AHHt ~
sstafa taHh ell nHf - rNsFHf fn fHHFtHns
fo1 ur8H Is fniuutsa ride iaks car sfsrr
u minuiss - WsshiHf ,ea stss' aha flfs
Az q unuthsasi Seattle II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

a8 laH ehlrh can stif far from $50
ta iiis pff i1t cleared and ready o. build
Dn. Eaud graded streets. handy 20 car
lines. bound 60 double in Valua soon. A
little money rlll DO laW rate It interest
Fau viii never bus lots as cheap again.
vlii build for you N you want home
built
D. 81 HAYWOOD.
uuHHH fff ffH HnfIHv UutfHfHr ~
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Trunks delivered. y cents ? days st0fass
free. piano ana farniturs nogins estimates
given Union Transfer HtoraG. Co, gi1s
firstl beth phones. Eain SO. Ia
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rEM1f.r pfHrAHrs - svsry ratas. 80.
ssssfaliy treated roasuI uhFsiftsh ffs-
Paris h~u YgrM Asdfasi Imafifatu OFNra
tetasrrak talidiHs ~ Nni-u ~
fhFsnalaEicsi Opportunity kHaW 4Hs-
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eli fsiiabis piirsughsst ifss Flfaf sft
OfD HAS MADE NV q hi EIHr
IS Lul-n- -ernsr n, agna ualrs isf
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sas-. Zoe mdisa ard saufisfasn. fialts nj
- fhoHs Central M FIaf r. War
Oosf pasture fer wass can apan 90
Nri'e Ihaaaas fiarA. Foster Warh# iafrr
slten Raad -e-ia
sos sAlE-alsC 90 = ANGUS,
SASH AID DOOR nNugAfNa
m greatest bargains sffsrsa ~ any %
tstiiahmaut tH ns rify.
fsrGa plaksts fsai4 .r.44a..s4...4.s... 80
tsf R1firs maai1. per foot s..............z j.
Buil. up pafgh columns ..sa. ...s...ssl. q q
sres. ssr.l W. saar. Il Z
cottage front fapss ...4ss.5ss...s....ss... 3 y
sftss I - Light windows ....54...a... q =
MO ifa fuFft HiHd9Ha ...4ss..aa4. 4 z.
ntla "a g.Haih windows ...s4...=l.. b %
We rae furnish aug sifs cottage ffsaf
uindow from sf1eE one ere. bottom
glass. d0ubia strength. ard i1u Ns4. Hith
soiored margin. costs only - q
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Aqftire - - l.tssssrfsf+ts arfftsssstsss. -
sfssi hinges stHaH s.tss.ss..ssfs .ssa... IL
=. -.
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faT sal. daFfsuef's fdois eth route
Lsry issfing cify. Address On. care
btsE -ig=B
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- afH
HNk HgktFH ass EffmHNt cu
- see fssa 49, -
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-28
The Mission Field.
PREACHING OR SPEECHINGY

II the whole ministry in this country was to be
dvlded INTO two great divisions along the lines of
pulpit mnlstraton believe that it would he ouite
scientifically done by designating them the preachers
and the speechers.
The preachers those who make Fundamental in
their ministry the word of God embodied in the Old
ana New Testament They do not consider themselves
orators, but interpreters If they possess oratory it
Is OF secondary value. Like the feather to the ar
row, 1t Is only means to end. They hold to n
special divine revelation, and in their pulpit utter
ances they follow closely the apostolic Injunction
Preach the Word.' And by preaching thew en-
deavor to bring the whole of life science art society
commerce. politics and religion under the moulding
and controlling power of scriptural truth
Inc speechers are those who take much broader
view OF things They generally hold that Gods truth
Is found everywhere, and equally valuable and that
any topic, the discussion of which NAV be of profit
to the hearers is suitable subject for pulpit treat
ment. A passage of scripture is generally selected
but as one has apty said as a "horseblocl" a con-
venent point to start from and to return to- but with
which we have nothing to do the Journey The
content of the discourse that follows is often excellent
In It's way, but it is not preaching.
The radical difference between a preacher and
peecher is that the former endeavors to get hold def
mely of some part of Gods specially revealed truth
and present that with all the weight of clear THINKING
anu sympathetic utterance the minds and hearts of
his hearers, while the latter follows his own line If
thinking He submits to no limitation and re-
straints He is Independent and his utterances lac,
the conscious connection with scripture both in speak
er and hearer, which constitutes preachinp-Rep n
d. BleHkink in The Christian Intelliqencer
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-28
Story Corner.
STORY CORNER.

STORY CORNER.
WIdow-If John had only made will there would
not be all this difficulty about the property.
Vlsitor-Do the lawyers bother you?
Widow-Bother me? They almost WORRY me to
death declare, sometimes almost wish that John
hadn't died.-LOndon Tit-Bits.
AT the next station furious mob was assembled
The air was filled with missiles and hoarse sbouts
"A lynchingl" l exclaimed, in horror Either that
reJolned my companion, who as I afterwards learned
while not an American himself, had closely observed
the customs of the country cor else newly married
couple are about to depart their bridal tour-Life
A Brooklyn public school teacher says that she once
required pupil to compose sentence with the word
dogma as the subject. The pupil lad of ten.
after some elaboration, submitted his effort It reads
as follows; "The dogma has five pups."-Harpey,s
Weekly.
a certain enterprising furrier respectfully an
nominees to ladies who wish genuine urs that he makes
muifs, boas, etc, of their skns-Bosto1 Gazette
Patient-lsn't that pretty big bill?
Doctor-Wel, living costs than it used to,
you know.-Sm.
Mistress-Didn't the ladies who called leave
cards?
Bridget-They wanted to, maam but I tovld
thim We had plinty of yer own and better ones too
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Long ago poor Carthusian friar, named Martin.
wrote touch confession in which he says: 80 merci
iun 1od! know that [ cannot be saved and satisfy
'y righteousness otherwise than by the merits by the
most innocent passion and by the death of thv dearly
beloved Son. Holy Jesus, all my salvation is
IN thy hands. Thou canst not turn away from me
he hands of thy love for they have created me- formed
me and redeemed me. Thou hast written my name
with an iron pen in great mercy and in an indelble
manner, on thy side, thy hands and on tbv feet u
Having made this confession he placed it in wooden
box, made hole in the wall of his cell and enclosed
1t therein Here is found. many years AGO on
december Il, l176, by some workmen in an old build
ing mat mad formed part of the Carthusian Convent
at Basle-The Chimes
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MARCH MAGAZINES.

Scribners for March is of unusual interest ner
haps surprising the high standard fixed for this vaIu
ale magazine In past issues Of special merit Hen
ry Normans article describing the perfect holiday of
automobile journey of 300 miles with deliobtfuI
illustrations. Other attractions are Francis Wilson's
recollectlons of Joseph Jefferson. Thomas Nelson
Pages story of the California mountains and an il
lustrated sketch of GA Great Western Cattle Round
up" The short stories of Mary R. S. Andrews and
others, Nadal's Impressions of Lincoln" and F. Hop
kinson Smiths serial 'The Tides of Barnepat" round
out an excellent number
The Cosmopolitan has new and bold cover DESIGN
with the face of Mr. Chauncey Depew. Concerning
Mr. Depew, David Graham Uhillips has a leading
paper with the title '"rhe Treason of the Senate"
illustrated with many pictures of Senator Depeyv
Famous Forgeries" tells of a number of great crimi
nal cases. Mr.. A. Fl. Lewis continues the story If
John Paul Jones. Jack London has a short story
"What Life means to Me-" ST 90 a year Single COW
IOcts Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1879 Broadway N Y
The Lining Age February IT, 1906. has the third
of a series of papers '"The Bankruptcy of HIGHER
Criticism" by DR.. Emil Reich. These papers are
strong and scholarly, and have attracted much atten
ton. distressing DR.. Driver and others of his kind
quite seriously. The first and second papers were
published in The Lining ge March 25th and Nav 20
1905. and the series is taken from "The Conten1-
pordry Reuieto"
The Missionary, February 1906 is very handsome
and tasteful in a new cover design and excellent IL
Illustrations. Special attention is given to our mission
work in China China is the object of attention in
our churches in this month There are letters from
the Rev. j. t. Stuart. Jr.. Mrs. Emma Bissett Kick
and Mr.. Sydenstrcker We have letters also from
Japan, Korea, Cuba and other mission lands Clubs
for the Missionary should be sent in before March Is
The Storm Wind-A sermon By the Rev. James T
Vance. d. D. "He commandeth and raiseth the stormy
wind" Psalm evil. % Sunday morning Jan. 81
1906
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Everything related to our happiness depends unon
our point of view. We may lift up our eyes to the
hills even when walking in the valley of the shadow
DR.. Alexander Whyte says that all great preaching
has ga strain of experimental and autobiopraphicaI
power at the heart of it." This is much the same
as Phillips Brooks saying that preaching is the reve-
lation of personality