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A-Ccnt-Mile Rate to
New Orleans and Return

On account Of Encsmpment OF Knigh h t.
Of Pythias at New Orleans, via Colorado
& Southern. Tickets en- sale October
l1th. limited to 20 days. Official special
train leaves Denver at $40 .. M, Thurs
day, Oct. 1lth. Write for particulars.
7. f.. Fisher, q. p. A.
DenAer, Colorado
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A fine line of box paper at TIN
Palace Pharmacy. 1913
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A large shipment of toilet ant
fancy goods just In at Daniels. 27t
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N. e. LEWIS

You WOULD NOT DISCONTINUE THE USE
OF EYEGLAssEs AFTER you HAD SATISFIED
YOURSELF THAT THEY WE'RE HELPING you
DO MORE AND BETrER WORK.
You would not use candles to work by,
evon though the, are cheaper than other
illiminants.
One hundred years ago kerosene was
considered good enough for Illuminating
purposes.
Two hundred years ago most people
would read and SOW by tho light OF an
open FIRE place.
II tho illumination OF two hundred
years ago is not good enough for you,
why should that Of century ago, or any
other imperfect illumination, be satisfac-
toy. All things considered, ELECTRIC
LIoHT Is the cheapest because It Ia no
much the best. Phone us today.
Arkansas Valley Electric Co.
Phone No. 1853 Black.
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Ladies' hand bags-sll kinds ant
prices at this Palace Pharmacy. 80. 3.
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By Lo. the violet borated taloum
powder. for sale only at Daniels.
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All prescriptions filled accurate
by Yelton Drug company. 2S
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Bette get youv want I'D copy in 1t
tho ''last minute" than not st Ill.
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Lenier's bath brushes. mitta. and
soaps for sale At Daniels. s7tf
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1oooo0oooooooo'0ooo0
/ JOTTIN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Candies It Yeison's !.

SEVENTH CHAPTER-one Of the
ladies' Of ths Seventh Day Adventist
church next Sunday will explain the
" zenith chapter Of tho Prophecy Of
Daniel.
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II pays "a sdversiss yopr wants In
the Tribune.
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z SHOT DUOKS-AldermAn George
Boettler aud Andy Espey were out
duck hunting this morhipg aud shot
six fine ducks. The editor was re-.
membered with couple of fat fellows.
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Nothing wonderful why people
are patronizipg our studio. Most
everybody knows that the quality
of our Photographic work is un-
surpassed and for low prices we
lead. We believe that the best
quality is none too good for our
customers, and always give 100
cents worth for every dollar spent
here for Photographic work.
cTEnC, cTlInln
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All prescriptions filled accurately
BY Yelton Drug company. 2Sti
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EXCHANGE REMEMBERED -
Mr.. Braggs Of tha Fremons GOAL milne
has remembered the young women
employed in the telephone exchange
of shis CITY with = large piece OF
venison each.
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THOUGHT CONTRIBUTION
WASN'T LARGE ENOUGH

hutton should have been larger.
This committee Informed Gold
smith that they thought hia contrl-
button should DO not less than $500
aud that they preferred 10 return
the 800 rather than accept Gold
smith permitted them 70 return tho
check aud Friday night appeafss
before tho full committee 90 protest
against the manner In which he had
been treated lie informed the com
mittea that be expected 20 spend
from $3.50 te $500 for the Republican
ticket IN the First ward In ways
where Il would do the most good,
and protested against being counted
aa not a contributor TO the cam
pniEn.
The committee. thereupon. on
motion OF 4. G. Brier. chairman Of
the executive committee. voted 90
repudiats the action Of the sub
COMMITTEES. and 10 take AObo back
into the fold on the showing made
b. him Nose departed satisfied.
bat the members Of the sub-eonmlt-
tee are kicking against the commit
tee ah whole for turning them
down. The contribution Of Gold
smith makes t2200 which the Re
publican committee has pledged for
uso ia the First ward on election
day.
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HOW WHITE
MET DEATH

wAtf.A wAi.I.A. March a-Ksd
whites dcmanoF during the last
few hours u life was charar,eristie
u the ma~t hardened criminal WIN
had finally decided that all hope
vas nae
A fee moments before ] O'Clock
wArdrn keas walked into the hos.
pstal and Informed White bis hour
BAD come. white aFu9s from the
chair and. shaking hands ~ith the
officials stepped between The var
den and Father o'f.effsrty and start
81 for the srsffoid
whites last request waa that
Jack King. Notorious criminal
from Seattle. under LIE sentence.
should be released from solitary
confinement White revealed the
tAct that King was hia uncle. War
den Kr.a Eraatei the request.
A. Re passed down tho corridor
ali the prisoners within sight waved
their hands and called Good bye.
KID white replied. Good hys-
In a firm yoiee and without sian
o. emotion.
No ran half way up the steps Of
the ueaffold aud thea laying a hana
Ga the rail- asreudes more alow1
pAusing q moment nt the top he
knsit aud crossed himself Afanr
again shaking hands with the war
den and others near he locked up NJ
the spectators. waved his hands aad
shouted. Good bye. boya" Be
stepped upon the trap and vas prN.
psred for the sNecuiion.
Wardca krea spranE the trap asd
Whites bpdy shot into the air The
trap vas sprung at s03i1 and BE-
vas pronounced dead AZ > - fts
neck vas not broken and death " y
due 10 atranEulation. The remRiha
viii ba buried IN the Catholic esmh-
terry today.
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sue. COMMITTEE or REpueLl.
CAN CITY COMMITTEE RI.
TURNS NOSE ooLpsMiTH's
CHECK FOR 800

Nose Goidamith'a contribution of
tioD to the Republican city cam
paiRu fund was the subject Of con
truyeray In tho Republican city
committee Friday night which re
suited Ia the committee renuiiatlna
the action Of a subcommittee Ia
returning the check to the tender
loin king and an apology 60 Gold.
smith for the actions OF the sub
committee
The teuderloin king sent his check
for 500 ta the committees treas
urer. J Edgar Brown. several days
aKn. The question arose Ia the
finance committee as to whether Il
vas a. large as u should DO and
Johnny Clancy. of the executive
committee. y. NJ. Williams Of the
finance committee. aud James Con
way. First ward candidate for coun-
Gilman. constituted themselves a
committee OF threa 90 call on Gold
smith and protest that hts contri-
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NEWSY ITEMS FROM GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE. March s-Mr
and Mrs berry. ESQ roth av. are
rejoicing over tho arrival OF a 10
pound baby boy.
otto KAth. On employs % the
Becker ehlnEie mill. who runs what
d called skuntr saw. had the Sec
ond finger Of his right hand cut of
last Wednesday morning. KAth a
unable 20 state just hnS u hap
penrd.
Tho WOMEN 81 the Presbyterian
church ~ Green Lake gave a social
snd entertainment at the church
last Tuesday evening.
A benefit support aud social was
given at the NJ y. church al Green
Lake. last night Tor tho purpose ~
raising money Tor carpet for the
church
Or noWvn and wife. Of North
Yakima. ars visiting Mr.. and Mrs..
waHiuEfard. Of Green Lake.
NJ. and Mrs. A. q. GlIpin, Of
Gresg Lake. are the happy posses
safs Of a io-pouud baby girl
The n. q. party held mass
meeting al Caieman'a hall last
nisht Following were the speak
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BRIEFS

The total amount which has
passed through the hands OF tho
London COMMITTEES Tor the relief %
Russian Jews h ta.aai. 500. including
5000. 600 received from America dur
iag the past week. Half Of the total
WIS collected Ia America.
That tho foreign legations AZ
fokin fear that an attack VIII be
made IA evident The German en-
hahay has brought heavy guns frof.
Ticntain and placed them IN poal
ton Tor defauae II Is reported
that a mob of 500 rebels ts mnnHed
on tho outskirts aud II making prep
afations to enter the city.
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ers G. a. Reynolds. E. T. schoff
Rev y. H. sutton. John r. Oldham
and A. b. white.
A grand rally Of the Republicans
of the Eleventh ward viii be held
tonight st Tbofu'H hall The speak
era Tor the evening are John "a. Per
~. " n. Lewis. Josiah Collins. J..
n Mslklo aud George W. Hili.
The women Of the 0id Lake
church wu give AN entertainment
and social tonight fof the benefit Of
the church.
Mrs. p r. MeMullen. Of go Met
don a.. is the mother Of an eight
pound baby gifl
Lieut. Pruos. % Greer lake. IL
going around with his hand IA a
sling suffering from a bruised fin
ger. which be received when trying
10 diarmtauEia the foot uf hia pet
COW from nm old tomato can with
which she had come IN contact
Mrs Oscar suchard. % Green
Lake. gave q whist party at her
home last Monday night
on wednesday evening the Park
division Of the Ladies' AID society 81
Fremont Congregational ehurci,
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OHIO CLUB MEETS

The ohio society assembled At be
chamber Of commerce rooma lahk
night Ia their third annual uieeiluk.i
Attorney H. r. Foster presided = 80
J w. Brown acted an secretary The
following persons we're on the re-
csption committee Mrs I. /. Hae
Miss Nell Keuaga. Mr.. Honor g.
HiIi. Mrs Dr. J. J. Chambers. J n,
Taylor. Geo. ~ bailey. J W Brown.
PROT Jones and Dr. Orange Ia
warda
The following trustees were nara-
"a FOR the ensuing year II. I, Fos-
ter. v. 4. Gm. J. w. Brown. pr. J.
]. Chambers. Dr. Orange Edwarda
A. q. Mccormick. Jacob Haas, q. II.
bailey. J. n. Todd. A. r Flbley and
Rev. W. A. Majors.
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a. Ia frat president. and aow =
xnnky m.as ezueT. u under the
grsNElaneA q private detectives.
NJ ssaln. chief % the fhtei De-
ins.sss. tsla The kFand iary today
"a u hallseca u wouid b irapps-
Me- b break 10 the rinx 81 dyna.
u.fsrs and 10 eliminate las lesarlssas
sznnx tAa minsrS uniesa The iaw
fna ~ a the moving spirits and
bzaixA them. Jurors questioned
<sa.A a. 20 whsthrr be had any
.ssaars tkaf Publishers weru a.
fzssd tlfA sas fesisrsfi1n- lie
al As believed that slmpksns
sssA ~ captured aside % three
"a = dsfeetixes are bot On bis
tx1 and that vifh0ut = douht
ksgzias bad a haaG In the ass4s.
bnxiina.
Tss ssi6-nce against sc JOAN -
~ Al tat esld - desired and Y
vi y hard 70 eonnscf Steve Adams
Va - crime. although be VAS
trlsuaAtrfiy Implicated
The sse.five said be could show
nseszh kilograms that Moyer. Hay
ssa< knd Petfih0ne were in close
tzeEh via Orchard and simpkina
y = within = fen days 81 the mar-
Or md 70 sar n ne could eurrubo-
ne 0rehsrd'N confession. Will have
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University Congregational brook
lfn as. ~ REV. ~ G Mason At
10 30 a. M, srhn prodlHal sou. "
: 50 p IA MEN Not Wanted The
Ioafer."
neaeou iim Congregational Rov.
e n Gale. At II "a. m. The su.
prefhaey Of Love" fao p. m.
What l. True Happlneaara
Plymouth Congregational ard and
University Rev = NJ rreeiaud.
Al II a. m. Communion Address
The Eucharist" 40 y ma "rhe
Yelled Gospel
Union CONGREGATIONAL Queen
Anne and Caller Rev J. \ Nichols
At 1850 "a. IA. Religion and COM
mon life" 80 q. IN. blessed
ncsa.-
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HOW ABOUT THAT
RESOLUTION?

Have you made that resolve TO do
poslt. each Saturday night. a little
money IN the bank7 II you have.
be sure and keep H.. n you haven't.
make u now. The State Bank u
Seattle. one Of the strongest insti-
tutlons In the state. keeps lie aay-
lnEs department open Saturday
evenings. and pays 4 per cent on de-
poalts. compounded twice a year. 80
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knootsone vas shot 10 death by 90
miners during the first Occur
q Acne riots On July :. 1854. and
bis name la considered an omlneua
threat
After telling hia story Of 20 mur-
dera, Orchard concluded with an
expression 81 p~aitence aud deter
mination 70 make whatever atone
meat he could In = broken voice
he said be hoped God would forgive
him aa 10 AZ last reAlinrd the mon.
strous nature Of hia crimes and dc.
served all the punishment that
caaid Dc melted cut.
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histories IN mlaute detail Of ali the
prisoners Tor ak years past.
Iottefs Threatening violence aud
destruction are being received hy
Governor uooding. Judge smith.
Prosecutor hawley and all others
connected With the prosecution.
signed "kneohoas. They are frnm
Colorado. Montana aud Idaho
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STEVE ADAMS
HASCONFESSED
.,.sy ORCHARDS STORY eoReoaoRArgoI IN DETAIL AND ~
A. GREATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WAS WITH ORCHARD
ussN Gov sreuNusegHa WAS KILLED.

.o,Sr Idaho. March s. steve
- arrnsts.d at uaiarss ore,
. s ~ IN connc tiou With the
fssssasrr assassination. and nov
$50 - stats penltentiary, has made
Nj AL saeeplns confession. II
81 more important than thar
-. AZ Harry orrhard
~ - ,,nfesslan 81 Adams corroh-
- that given BY Orchard in
- substantial point connected
~ he assassination 81 eN Gov
-, steuneahorg. Adams how
- was rot At Caldwell at the
49,. "a a. tae assassination. nor was
s..A.ra Al the time Of the unsue
- EFFORT IN November. The
- mha assisted urvhafd on the
-, e,easlan As 50 forth Ia Or
ss.,,,s confession. wAs JACK Simp-
slsk
,.s..fe large number of murders
~ wrrs rot referred 70 In any
s.,.er b. Orchard u was further
800 maj TIE eantessloa bad b.seh
$500 to writing signed sad &C
lessledrrd. Il VAS a Voiuminous
.salr eoverfne a creator fioid aud
= mere detail than that made by
px<AArd
sh~s knaws FAR more ~ the
xwtlnxs q the inner cirei~@ than
orchara alt and Vas able "a give a
rse x detailed Information that
r.eAs.xs ccnfeSion dlt not cover.
CALDWELL. Idaho. March a.
lawneys q the Western Fedora.
- 4 Miners kre undcy the search
RAJ a ne grand jury. Edward
nssps ofx1nifeE q the federation
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ROB'T EMMETT
REMEMBERED
hHNtVE RsARY or BIRTH OF
IRISH PATRIOT rs TO &c Oh
SERVED SUNDAY

An excellent program has been ar
ranged 10 oommem0ratiOn ~ Robert
Emmet BY the Ancient order Of H.
bcrniana. Ia Y. 81. l. hall. sth and
Seneca. on Sunday evening. Dudley
J. Wooten VIII be ths speaker of
the evening. Mr. W0Oten IN well
vcrncd on the life Of the Irish hero
and very interesting lecture f. eK-
poctcd.
Attorney !. l. Fitzpatrick VIII de-
liver Emmets famous Speech from
the Dock"
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POLL TAX LAW is
UNCONVENTIONAL.

BELLINGHAM. March 3.--Judge
Eeterer. Of the superior court hand
Ell down n decision yesterday hold
ing the poll tax law 10 be uncon-
atituuonal. The prosecuting attor-
ney Will not appeal the case.
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They ask investigation. They
invite H. They have Il good thing,
and know a.. They can prove n, and
want you 10 talk - over with them.
Buy the stock al 10 cents You could
have had Il at 50 cents and GO cents,
but don't wait until q goes 70 ti.00
zone dollarJ. See ad. on page .. 80
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TOM JOHNSON is
COM MlTTEEMAN

INDIANAPOLIS. March May
or Tom Johnson will be the n~S
democratic national cotnfaltt eeinan
from Ohio. succeeding John r. Me
Lean.
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held b. aoclm at the residence Of
Judge Mcdonald, ~ McDonald'a
Landing A verY9 enjoyable time H.
reported BY those present
a social dance wna given ~ Cole
mans hall. Green Lake. last night.
Several hundred were present.
Mr. owing IL now erecting three
new buildings on 72ud ay.
Or Kidd examined the Maple
Leaf school Of Green Lake this week
10 see n there we're any CONTIGUOUS
diseases present. but found none.
Jim Jones. who works az the
Green Lake min, had his leg badly
cut a few days ago. but ta now slow
~ reRainlug his strength
Bert rife. an electrician who lives
ou tth av n q. fell from a build
Ing last Thursday aud apraiucd his
ankle.
r. n. Y. g. q. club gave a whist
party ~ the home Of J. +. Moore.
bG87 WallinEford ay.. last Monday
night
The ". .. W. gave n card party
a. Thornn hall Wednesday night. az
which the Ladies' Of the Woodcraft
received Invitations 20 be present
Hiram W Bm-fia. aged II. resid-
ing at 1l4iA Twelfth av. south.
died yesterday Of apople1y. lie will
be- buried tomorrow at the q. A. X
cemetery. being an old soldier.
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First Free Methodist church. Rev.
9 :. Mckinley II m. Lave OF
the World Destructive 20 Christian
Faith aud Character"
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SUITS THAT FIT

Men who want the latest spring
atylas and a nuit that fits, should
ace rA. white. 2es-9 Colllna 8ldR.
You can't find as good for the money
In the city.
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CneFvy Street Presbyterian. Rev.
W. A Stevenson II a N. Chris
tlan Activity" Tsa p m. who
should Raie Seattle. Christ OF Bar
hhasf~
lisvsn NJ r. church. Rev. r n
Drake II q. M. "Great PosAlbll.
tiles 80 p. N. The Grratsa,
Grove"
rniversity Place Baptist. Rev.
rrnnk Heath. i0 30 a m. Burn-
ing Hearts Ia Christlan Work =
9 aa .. m. Where ilAve You
Pitched Your Tcntf@
First cAurrh u chriss. Scientist.
II a m. -sahss&nee
Fremont Swedish ". = church.
Rev. John OVAL 70 Is a m. The
Genius % CHRISTIANITY. p m.
Tbs Church and True citinenAhlp .
nfsytstna Avenue rnit.Yian. Rev.
W y simonaa n a IN. The Old
Church In the Graveyard and the
Church on the city strect."
North baptist. Rev Geo. II.
calrnn n a IN. -our Fathsr.
: % p. m. Anchors"
Westminster Presbyterian. Rev. J.
NJ Wilson. II a. m. Tears Of RE
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OH! HORRORS
A MOUSE!
LITTLE RODENT oGrs LOOSE
IN rHEATER AUDIENCE AND
STAGE ACT rs FORGOTTEN
AND GIRLS sARlEk

A feature act that made an Ia
aianIaueoua BIT and which was act
on tho bIlla Was performed at the
Star theater yesterday afternoon.
The management wha taken un-
awRrea. tho audience as we'll aud
the hlE representation OF tho Eontler
ser decidedly ~.
The house was crowded. and. II
being a matinee performances. The
lower floor was almost exclusively
filled with women and girls. many
OF whom had dropped In from thflI
regular afternoon shopping. nf
The orchestra had Just started n
douhle-aulek Santa Ana charge with
a selection from King nodo. wlfea
a ncream came from the front 81
the house, A dimiuutiye mouse aaa
Loose ri
And the Bssd Played On. +
During the next 10 minutes OF
ilas of flight Of the little rod9as.
rould be easily distinguished by DC
upheaval marking the course 81 hN
progress. Leader Al Thurstun and
the orchestra key, on doing fairy
stunts With King Deda." bat Ole
mouse proved the stronger aitfas'
ton. aud until Il suddenly dlai9.
pnared the show was entirely f3t.
gotten IN tho excitement of the nsw
act
How the mouse came IN ths hosias
unless some miaehisyoua younEstgra
hat brought il there for a practical
joke eoaid not be made out. bat
while the fuu lasted there was
certainly things doing
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SUNDAY TOPICS

. q 1890 $500 4
z Ia order 70 insure pualiea- q
= tson. chureh notices for satur- q
q days issue must rrach The 4
q star office not later than 6 .
. e'clock Friday evening Thoa. 4
e received later viii not BE- pab- 4
. lishet I'D. 4
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Trinity Parish. Rev n. n. uowen.
II a m, a Fathers Love. Ahra.
ham and Isaac" Z 30 y. m. THE
fHalma
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
NEWS NOTES

Representatives IL several ~ The
PROPOSED railway enterprises Ia
Alaska called On the president IN a
body 70 talk ~lth him about the
proposition to obtain federal aid for
railway building In the territory
The president expressed himself a.
warmly 10 favor OF government AID.
and he promised To talk sith the
ehairmen Of the house and senate
territories committees on the sub
Ieet. urKiug them 20 SesuFe favor
able aesloa. u patatbls.
Major Winthrop = Wood. quar-
tsrmasisr. has ben detailed Al -.
assis 80 mesnh-ur q the bard Tor the
inspection Of animals purchased un-
Der enntrnc, fer the army. Major
Wooi TAKES the place u eaptAin
Baker on the beard
The battieahlp ovsxon. which Il
Aoon 10 undergo = thorough recon
structiua AZ the Puget soand uAvy
yard. has sailed from Yokohama
In view Of her recent docking ~
lonxk0uK. she IL Eehsiuis-d for a
aaick trip Ia hr~msrt0n b. way of
Hanainia and San Fraacisco.
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First Presbyterian church Fourth
and Spring. Rev N A Matthews
II a IN. The Elements In cur
spiritual Progress; 30 .. m. Are
the Political Conditions ot This City
without Principle and Conscience"
Thursday. 7 80 y. m. Chris, In the
Scriptures"
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furh Erads lswsirY ~ moderate
prices. Robert LHrie. expert watch
maker and teweicr. i15oA Second
avenue 80
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pcntaneo" $50 p. m. Direct
Primaries and tho Exercise OF CT.
iaennhlp."
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A New Jersey legislative commit.
Toe asked Tom lawson. IDA Tarbeli
and Atty. Gen. Hadley 10 tell u
What they know % the Standard
oil CO. Time must count for moth
lng to Nov Jersey.
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First baptist church. Fourth. near
James. Rev Myrun W. Haynes
10 30 a. m. "A Great Awakening.
30 p. m. Home ~ old Age
First Spiritual society. Rev. Moses
Hull p. m. "outiook and in
io-ek for Splritualism D m.
Adaptation ~ spirituAlism to Meet
the Wants ~ humanity"
Theosophtral Society. Seattle
Lodge. itao Second. .. m. The
Master Josaa"
Queen city ThescphieAi Seeiety o.
America. Pioneer block p m.
The Secret poctriue:s p m. Ill
lusinns % Manlfestins Life"
bible Spiritual Society. Foreatera
hall : 80 .. m. How In Find and
Live Ia Harnony with the law q
Oar neing
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For oomplets Plans, speci-
ncations ard Details Of
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For q Better
Telephone
Service
At Half the Pres
entCOSt

spending should for telephone service that
woret thar no services at all nusa and
order ree evih Professional Mems Club have under
accomplishing business houses Of
date Of Id has
by professional
independent Telephone Co., which has given
rapidly
do and offices
for those who have Sunset phones in their
homes Independent Com
pany phone viii not be the least
LEARY,
Secretary andP Professional Mems Club.
Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

The W .. W. gave n card party
az Thorn'a hall Wednesday night. AZ
which the Ladies' Of the Woadcraft
received Invitations 10 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

r. n. Y. G. q. club gave n whist
party ~ the home Of J. =. Moore.
bG91 WallinEford ay.. last Monday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

Bert rife. an electrician who lives
on tth sv n. =. fell from a build
Ing last Thursday and apraiuod his
ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

a social dance was given a. Cole
mans halt Green Lake. last night.
Several hundred were present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

Mr. owing IL now erecting three
new buildings OF 72ud ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

held b. aoclm al the residence Of
Judge Mcdonald, "a McBounid'a
Landing A verYesuioyabio time 10
reported BY those present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-03

Jim Jones. who works az the
Green Lake min. had his lea badly
cut few days ago. but ia now SLOW
~ reRalnlug his strength.
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