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Mower County transcript., 1907-06-05
Citation for Hearing on Petition fol
Administrator.

Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administrator.
STAAE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mower-ss.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Gertrude Hynne
decedent.
The State of Minnesota to the hoirs at law
of said deceased and to all persons interested
in the granting of administration of the estate
Of said decedent: The petition of James K.
Hynne having been filed in this court repre-.
senting that Gertrude Hynne, then resident
Of the county of Mower, State of Minnesota,
died intestate on the 18th day of December
1905, and praying that letters of administration
of the estate be graz ted to Lafayette French; !;
and the court having fixed the time and place
for hearing said petition: Therefore, you, and
each of you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have; before this court
at the probate court rooms in the court house
in the city of Austin in the county of Now er,
state of Minnesota, on the 10th day of June.
1907 at 10 O'Clock a. m why said petition should
n ot.be granted.
Witness the jndge OF said court and the seal
of said court this 1lth day of May, 1907.
(SeaD J. NJ. GREENMAN
Judge of Probate.
LAFAYETTE FRENCH, Attorney.
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SENDUS Horse yep5 Hides

Calf, Sheep and all Kinds
of Fur Skins to be tanned for
Robes, Overcoats, Rugs, etc..
to be returned to you. Left
soft, smooth and moth proof.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Send for circulars, shipping
tags and information.
THE FOSTER ROBE
AND TANNING CO.,
1923 5th st.. s. E.
Minneapolis, Minrs.
Mower County transcript., 1907-06-05

"After a very little, dear. Go to bed
now-and always be good GIRL"
"And you've grown so hoarse sitting
here"
I'm a little while;-always be good
grill"
She went in with parting admon1-
ton: "Remember your cough-good
night"
When she had gone neither man
stirred for the space of minute. the
little man, huddled in his seat, had
not changed his position; he still sat
with his chair tilted back against the
house, his chin on his breast.
. The other had remained standing
where the girl left him, the revolver
in his hand, After the minute OF
silence he crossed over and stood IN
front of the seated man.
Come" he said, grutt1y, "where 40
you want to go?"
Mower County transcript., 1907-06-05
&JT. BERNARD CUMMANDERY, KIT. No. u,
Z Mseets first Monday evening Of each month at
Masonic hall. GEORGE E. ANDERSON, E. G.
PARKE GOODWIN, Recorder.

n USTIN LODGE No. 56, E. OF p,
Meets on the second and fourth "wednesday
evenings Of each month. Visiting Knighta
welcomed. A. NELSON, O. G
W. J. URBAToH. K. of b. and 8.
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Mo1Nr4Rz POSI- No. ''' g. 'A'R'
Regular meetings are held at their post hall on
the .Arstland third Saturday evenings Of each
month. Visiting comrades cordially invited.
CAss FAIRBANKS. Commander.
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TACOMA. Jan lk.-The cross.
examination Of Dr ". 7. william.
16a b Attorney shipiey. continued
through all Of tits mornings ses-
sion. shipiey il laying an elaborate
basis for tho attack On Williamson ;
Testimony as the defense considers
the destruction u the effect Of this
testimony almost Imperative. The
cross examination continues this
afternoon. There u q small attend.
ance.
Question Is Admitted.
The state obtained the admieslon
81 their Hypothetical queaiioa. but
silEhfly modified from rs original
form. econ after tbs opening Of
court yesterday afternoon. Althoash
the judge did not 80 on the bench
until 2 81. Ia order 70 give them
time 20 make the necessary
changes IN the question. sss fiaai
reading showed bnt few and min9f
changes. these principally being
the striking out ~ certain passages
which support the states claims
but are not aubasaniiated By the
evidence.
Ia answer 70 the question. nr
W r. williamson Who VAS On the
stand. replied that such person
woaid be sane
The question reviews the whole
~ the boys life np 20 and Including
the incidents o. the shooting Of
Judge Emory and subsequently,
even Including 4 clause relating his
indifference az the time that char
Hottie WhitfieseY vas Oh the stand
during his trial II briefly men
lions both parents a. o. . nerxous
temperament. and speaks Of =
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OREGON EXPERT STILL
ON WITNESS STAND

fee laolated eases Of insnniu Il ~
family during the last four Or ~
generations" No mention i ma
q Authorizations or defuxions
Father Makes stztemsst
one quotation from the op<zIx
statement q WIN n. Th0mp.sz I
made L IL the fathers opsazsz 4
the bofia lore for charlosfs: I
10 nos think that be iaFe1 TIC a
with the same love that 20 q 1
bore for 3 girl IA cur bsyaoc& azrl
Il VAS mere ike ldoiafry.-
The reading uf the uu2atloz N
made \ dramatic incsden, Il a
trial. Atiorney Miller using IL
great voice 70 IS best effect q.
laying special emphasis f.pon .As
incidents immediately ssrr0ss6.zg
the tragedy TO an extent the ress
Ing waa made an address 70 u
iury.
The defense ~ tire opening II 10
sessloa objected TO the admisxm
q the modified question upoz IL
same grounds a. they objected %
The nna Submitted In the morxzxt
Their motion VAS deniea
Attorney ehipleY stated 10 m
Star representative after The ~
sion that the cross exnmfnxtton 4
Tr Williamson may TAXA fwn kxsx
Courtroom Always Crowded.
VIII II. Morris. counsel fer ~
defense. returned % couFt Ills "A
ernoons The return to expert tk<s
manf has had no effett i1sx4
thinning cut the crowds. and 4 i
necessary 10 keep = baiilff II u
hall during the entire Oar. 70 f<4
The people hack from the dznfs>
a8n railing near the entrance % ~
rsom.
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GET OUT YOUR
EARRINGS
tseattls star Special ssrvles.l

tceAttle 1taF 1pFcfAi 1efNtee%l
The wearing OF earrings. IN late
years regarded a. = relic Of haFbarlc
days. has suddenly become the rage.
The woman % fashion who has
taken 60 the craze would as soon
appear in public without her false
pnffs ana curis "a she would appear
minus her earrings.
And IN What variety Of gems
and designs the new earrings eomei
Cleaning oriental pearls are the
favorites and are worn low on the
lobe Of the ear. Two perfectly
matched pearls the size Of large
pea. on display at a local jewelers.
cost $1,000 Others. varying In aize.
cost from $500 10 $4,000.
Coming close second 10 the dell
icateiy hued pearls are earrings Of
coral often these are combined
with diamonds. Turquoise. Rarnets
sapphtrca and semi-preeious stones
are being used in great quantities.
and when combined with diamonds
cost from sio0 10 s2.e0o a pair
Indications are that the size OF
earrings win keep increasing until
the long pendants worn IN the days
Of our great grandmothers win be
considered the fashionable thing.
AZ II II. a number Of fashionable
matrona wlb attended a debutante
ball last week wore pear-sha ped
pearl drop earrings, at the end Of
which CLEANED small diamonds The
earrings were three quarters Of an
inch long.
Scarcely less important than the
earrings Is the new dresEy couture.
IL IA "A wonderful creation. ali puffa.
rolls, waves and clusters Of euris.
the latter bobhing over The ears and
often half hiding the earrings.
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mRs. mARen HAS si.s4aya

The innvian'Amefican bank
has made answer IA the pfocced'
inss " John " Martin against his
wife. Minnie Martin. Or Maxwell,
who he alleges vent ~ southern
California with $4,000 community
money. The bank admits that u
haa ti.Cts72 ~ Mrs Martins
money on deposit 90 her credit
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CHURCH SITE NOT
YET CHOSEN

The quarterly conference Of the
Firnt NJ. = church was held lael
night IN the Mutual Life building
10 discuss the adxlashillty OF erect.
ing an edifice at the corner Of
firth and Marion. but an adjourn.
mcnt had 20 be taken because the
meeting Was not in possession a.
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the cityis regrade plans Tor Nara
aud consequently could ngx tsfr
mine The depth Of the foan6stsr
Another meeting will be he'd To
day nlght- when II Is expected u
above plans viii be On hznd E<f
". X. ". Reefs said this rncsn.zf
that the meeting would probably =
suil in the eummenoemenf Of 80
ing operations on the site d 80
tan. a. the property on The cd U
reraity grounds. which had -
considered. was not Hkess 70 = =
cured
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PROGRESSIVE THoUoHT Gu.

The work Of the prurfss<'a
Thought club fer January t'<izz =
voted to the study Of sociology, n
II. II. Gowen and Enil E<1er9
have been Invited to address =
club On the work az the ~Tnir<Ft3
Settlement next "Wednesday ~
noon 1t fsse Second Az. Apprr7r
ate musical selections VIII y 81
By Mrs. II. u. Moore and Nm ; !
johnson.
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ANNExATI0NISTS
GIVE UP HOPE

Alhi-Rainior annexationlsfs give
up hope Of securing district Of
Youngstown. Rainier Beach aad
Alki poinf- The residents Of RAJ
nlcr Beach have started a campaign
for annexation 10 seatiio as the
Twelfth ward.
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sssssss So = q
!: ON THE FRONT /.
$3.50 $500 . n 4 .

Tho French steamer Admiral
iiamslln left port this morning for
EaEio Hafbor From there she Nlll
shift 10 Tacoma. where she viii
load grain.
Steamer Eureka arrived IA port
thls morning from San francisco.
she shiftei 10 Tacoma 20 unload 9
portion - hor cargo this afternoon
Steamer Pennsylvania left Naldes
last uiEht Tor Seattle win a good
Hat 90 passengers
Wear ilroohs' Hats. 1891 Second
Avenue
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LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued To-
day ~ follows:
iiyono Tada-- Iaoilicha uycnn, ~,
Blanco. Cal, 20 Auyo Tnda, ~,
japan, 80.
Goodman. Campbell Leo A. GOOD
man. "a. Tacoma. 20 Emma Camp
bell, 20. Victoria. -.
Pfeil McCracken -. 9. Iiells ~
Seattle. 90 Mrs. Hollis ~ hoCrach'
en-. Seattle.
poken. Widoii Poken. ~,
Seattle, 10 Oigo II. widell, 81 30
attic.
Allen barnes Frank N Allen, ~
syracuse, n. ", GO Mae bcliah
Barnes. ~. oncala.
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PHONE YouR WANT 40


To The Aaia tekeg Ind.
ttSA The star viii call aud ecl-
leet the bill. and will send g
Sou the answers to yeur ~ when
addressed care The star.
RATga FOR CLASSIFIED
ANNOUNCEMENTS theip
Waetsa. Leat ard FeuHd. FER
Rent. Fer sale. ete.l oRs Cent
Werd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
Is Nerds Three TIMES fer ,
Centa
seven words OF fractions e
words Is the line. cash n ea=
vance. when ehafEed 70 az
count actual number 81 lines as
- VIII be counted Minimum
bin faf an sHd IS cents Hat
lard Want Al AEengy. +. IL
Mullen. al ballard Az OPP
CITY Hall
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YRfVATE EXCHANGE HEALEN GO.
AZ IS Al tiitlur Ninth
ftaHsrss& sfhf4

rRtNATE fNChANeE REALTY CO.
"@w .'p'e" H,e'k
beautiful rrfnsf ipt axini With nrw
e.rpsn heusd. HiFtfuy uluaeftt with az
ssiiea, s,ss o isss sss mog s,..s ,hl.
ssaav ard ahaula not ~ overlooked. piice
ttiso! half cash, haianre terms.
onesn Anne homsi slS rooms. mcssrn,
tuis y, ownef ~ best material. bard.
wool fauf. eruhinaticr sNtufeR and cr-
msht basement, fine cuner -, taxsli
ssaud View ~ sound and mountains. rrics
f.ne hail cash terms.
A, CSC lot eoriN on Nsh avenue. near East
unioa street. terms.
o. sso.-fs, sasia on Nh avenue near Eas,
unioa street. terms
GRAND aARoAN.
JUST SNAP
f0nild on ssh av., with q b.ruom huust,
baaufiful view ~ Lake washington and
niquniaih unohs,fuclsdi Hooe ia.tQq cash,
q t1o-H House ans lot tixiao. on 18th ave.
nue. nesr Vast Onion street. s.room
half block from ,he cav. bargain
terms.
" 100 House and lot. ecsleo on so,h ave
nue. near East Union street Broom
hcurs. an improveii near the cars
terms
., 90 This Il snap sroom house with
furniture iat ilsi8 on 18Th street
one half block ffuu tho East linton
car Terms
t7NfNEHsifY HOME
Groom house pieHicrcd all improvements
IN street rheicc neishhorhcoi and cheap
Tir iioNf INVESTMENT CO.
ne Hpler iNock
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sousss AND Lors.
MI Is RIT

s , 49, y ss,.s :. 20 49,. So s.1 49,
afei tefrls
staf1 81 ve4 arsr s'aias sshssslurafa
gais fhis i aaess shs naffst
ttuos
sasiie - -. rasls y ssaaisoa. Ever
lainE tstt tss asfh
A. 49,
iissfn 80 fiss nrss tssfea TAis rries
81 Fee ears efif
MERRITT HwAEry 90
fN nns 81 New NsTN Nilxk eatfaft
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Vac VACANT TFrcT7TTTrT

VACANT tfECiAifTiEh
fLsse Corner oxiee North Broadway dis.
fFift. terms
o. 90 lot ioNiie. DENIM. Fuhriuan adaitsun
fine view 30 cash
q. tnpapenhy tphrman addition tntfia
east front 90 Harvard tisa1 cash.
Hfauiffli view
a.. oaeaf.ot toriil. Dcnnx. Fuhfuan afdiiiaa.
east frart on 10Th avenues srand
visw over lakes and esposition
sfrurf
q. no Apartment house sitss on f.aksviev
boulevard 10 n frontage. wefth
prompt attention
q. 90 ifnNig8. 2 fine vieN lots on Thackary
street east front; q 10 cash. ail -
renamfntn paid
o. ~ Two fins ioia. is9ri1o. Eastern ave
pue. near t1fhi uand view
ltiI-fine l0f flEif1 on Second aveuus
northeast near Iaabs Union.
Al above are fuaanifrent yifw ioia and
selected bargains Enough ssId
Mako your selection early.
ufNeoN a CARLSON
So Marion Hook Phone Main an
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Births Recorded.

The following births we're regis
tered today.
Fostor-At bf6 Melroae ay north,
January ie. 10 wife OF Frank ~
Foster. "a son.
Corning A. $40 Prospect IT.. Jan
uary 10. to wife Of J. w. Corning, q
daughter
Levin AT 1884 Jackson ei, Jan
uary 10, 20 wife Of lao Levin, a
daughter
FiAjole 100 Sixteenth ays
January 10. 10 Wife ~ Edward Fla
Joie, n son.
Fujlia-At 600 King IT.. January
10, 10 wife Of ID Fuliia. daughter
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Here are the two girls who DELHI
erateiy planned 70 murder Circuit
Judge Jesss A. Mcdonald while he
sat on the bench IN 81 Louis. Rosa
We'll. 70 whom the LOT fell. fired It
the Judge from among the crowd IN
court. but missed him ~ scarcely
tao inches
Judge Mcdonald had just opsned
court. when the glri stood up aud
opened fire Judge MeDenald eeass
fcnhfksdf
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shotguns and rifles at A. l. Hall.
iii First ave 80
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Remove the woman. cossIx..
Tour arguments. Kentlemen~
Wlth Kosa Wa arrested ksr a.
Ter Clara. The girls who are ss,.x
refined ard very Intelligent. dezlsf1<
that they had aKresd 70 shoot -.
Meuenaid and toss 4 cola 4 !.
= no u6sIia DO the shooting n.
ehoica feil on Rosa. sho vas 4 =
ths iudRe. her sister enc b<zz4
They. claimed that Judge MeDs-.s
had sfon gfuiiy dselaed sxs,ss
ihem Il = suit over an estate
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staf farlfh ftftasf wtth ssrs tafttfi.
fass R4iH nr Ni4h ettsasfat. 4ffasi3i7a
bssntiiat Ftem ~ LAKE Whnttn6fNH ass
tssaets@ isss sks FiAse O. sf Aittr
Nfassa rftae E a. irgaae Ffnf ~ AaNHe#
thf ft@a a. frffsh1s rapagaan Nalstfas
s.tf a
w &ADH
tors niiA.MAN CITY, ufv A.
4fitaAE am Uossu
fnrt6 Haas " o. lteka
cAFirAt T~vrHrasNNf 90
80 Decay tf1N tf1attiF
n 80 Nits asas NttiF ffsil peiteEt is
atfa rsigttesNssa8s QeiF - chsa gass "a
: taNaff
y 81 afat.fn F.felfs cqfiaHs. larea
acne aeiF f.N casa
b 60 Mastsfn tfatai rftiaFs fsp cash
O. ~ Na.tsfa lrssqri resiaea fsn sass.
500 81
81 49, sac Htaf flgafl ftftaGt isfG
ss.fssf iaf. 49, fasA
II ere tss.a heass. So tesfas. qari nash
q NNAf fFafa tara farf iFf fHrtnt
Nf'huQrk raiiLNE a Funhrer
"a f,a7if~ NtfE - h ~
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K0f16g axLF o. Ffa2iTuRn Ant
noIsEtuLu EFFEc~ra SATURDAY,
1hN iFrH At n 81. FfCREuTON'f
starting promptly AZ f4.w a m viii asl
faii bed sets. hfasH mounted cnamrfed beds
Hffings mattresses. Eaddine three erffu.
sion tables chairs. gidftoards fancy
Ezus. : pianos. center tables elegant davsn.
Port END Dresser srfrs bureaus. 3 fareei
fHfrHf Ma1aafir sff D. large and ANAL
heaters. fine sewing machines. afi
sausfee manfai hasi Ntchen oupbaarda
qafana enufkafg. granite Nara. nuaiauma
Tables 4as heater book shelves etc rtn
Sale Saturday % n 4 no.. s1Is first ave
f. NJ fHdhfff1n Anfflorser
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Louisa. Wits 81 James West. died
Al the family home. 1902 Thirteenth
Ry. yesterday Deceased was b3
years old and was formerly a resi-.
dent % Walla Walia. Wash. and
Napa. Cal. Deceased was the moth
81 81 Eva, Esther and Walter West
Bulterworth a Sons have charge OF
funeral arrangements.
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sranpa re,faFs 81 frsfN ta ~ usi-
Esd. $50 aasa bsiAnes 80 ~ nseush
E. C. Bg2rs s Co.
RIB Afcass mas
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INVfsTMENTs.

cifEAf iois .eo feet ioue on iak-
water. only til3 % toe terms. s. pfr
month. The new canal VIII make them
worth theusards ess Humans saienmcn
sold out
Hfn , y. lorna q GO about dividend
paylnn Investments Some pay as HIGH A.
30 per cent. f7 900 lnl guarantee fund
protects all clients from loss The Invest
meut Herald fttfl for siS months Ofncra
20 People Bank bldg. corner md ave. and
fihe. t.attlc. Wash rhene Ind tiia AZ
fof faie o.. zoo. broom house. lot Edxin0.
with fruit trees. o. foik g. Phone eia
--ll-ll
Fof aaiai ~ Dwnsf iot NslN on STATE
~ half block from car linz. $50 Phone
ballard SIS -ie-il
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10 DAYS SPECIAL.
Set ~ Teeth - "a
Gold Crown u Q
Teeth Cleaned Fres
UNION DENTAL.
CO
ulf second Ave
Main SIZE.
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VAN nE NANfEn DAVIS co
49, Starr lloyd Building
Nlsioa Terms half block ffcm Fremont
car f5fuafu hnuar
Ct tue sif cash taaind corner on phIn.
unf ave car line
q saeeilsif cash. sosiao, Mob ml. neEs
GFuabaft
BOO HIATT cash ~ acres. niverton sta.
tn14 hsfnHW house. barn. etc phnun
lights. sidewalk from station
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-
a s tHassa10S : %
rlhSs 80 sfckks1an
s.. So - 80" w. - s sssss 80 7. - 80
~ ffrp~s'F ~.
80 ssrrs A. $50 ass = - tsst hafs
-tssih 49,. = ss.s..s Al -
.sr.s De- s-,s-a - mrs -
gsesa s.ass ! shiss.a kassss tse.sss far
,a .ss.. sass.s ~ $3.50 s.taaai. asl.
80 ssga iafi stiass = 81. Sc stet
esFsfs > ssres : Htsse ssaf < e=astls 81
fsiiss4a 80 $50 - sessa sssh<sxs =.
NoHhis eEAt.ff -
sn.sn u.rss naiasas
psst q xsss assiiis $50 sisss ffaas a.
49, llHs firs Etsal EaN fsah
80 lets : sfesA sseei.sna rsfrssz
49, ssi', e. 81 81 s..e ms a.''A
MoHRfs anAtTF 20
1i.as assles nallslas
uoW IL TaIEf
o. sn faf = EeFeef tafi tt4iN feet. aTsfs
lassins iahs waeaiHsten. esi fsf ffese esr
/ lias snse e. thf fzt1s
- ws Gsisas , ss2lis
Wit st.k1fff hfN0If1W
49, tsscus. shafeexhlY aoessh. h.sA.
nssf sshaai. - sash aaa ses msashif
payments trtes . -
tfrHNr . SMITH
End q Ffssent Car t4ns. Wet He@itis
u
~ VIII FAT YoT . f.o-5K fIfia q.
- yes wshi = esa feaf IVA hone
s ,ss 80, T. = 80 80 s esss. 80 s.sass
= sea eaHl . sssp eeu. fsss wsea
ara city Watsff
.l.. ~ Z. - -, -. -. =. si'.ss !. y .,
L tuiiaine and Sc pat - 6af hAif zanrs
Hafns tfAets - nainisf Beach sEs sa 60
psf tseet nasy tstna 8 e4st.ss II
> i.afs
tin Per lot
- pnwn and q fsr Month
We're Il enc elegant ahanes fof sks wurN.
ins nan % gst h0ls - sosnethsua fcr a
. VII !. i .arsiy q ~ 'sss, s. ,a..s II
p 30 = en- = II. sssf * " ssAss s "a :
bxfIs wHTrAM co.
- Fplsf TIA.
~VoD boA - MEAN uNtof
'- caFfTAL INVESTMENT CO. ~
Main alg Ina "a aeatsis
cHF1F-za WHOM.
oQop t-ACHE HOME. ealY sffs on tsfuh
of - forn, he PEI month Want 70 rstir&
fe.sg e "a eagairy plag eass be .ovf
s ,,s ~ sssa e. mfs spsssss :, ra as
/ Ciifl Gems today cair fsN ninalss 10
On Lasen,a ts,srgresn. 81 Hilin,Aa's essa
fhfh D MAR e. iNc
REAL EsTATE INVEST AfrfTH AHDf
/ fHkuHANcn
eo-Tse lots. hsiAa each ore ard
hair blocks 20 esf. I've elsaks te sehost
G. n NAfTxurR. Mar
| as FREMONT AVE
fiioNhs-ofiies. Nefth ta. hssldsnef
~ aais-Fosf iats 10 Green isEz -
triet veil improved with fruit trs.s 90
| prurosef car line faa4 each haif cash
oi,aEN fSVEHTMtfNT co
I'D slss fis Denny nlde Main Fss
wfs1 sEkTTLK nAE01fEa
$50 buys choice corner. izssa. srand
view cash. balance yssfa
i1.sdo buys choice corner. iots On corner
i ~ Maple street and Naahan ave.
hpo cash. balance :. 3 q years
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

O. 90 This T. snap sroom house with
furniture Dot tfsl1 Un 18Th street
one half block fruu tho East linton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18

Groom house uiaHicTcd ell impfuvcmer
~ street. n choice nciehhufhooi ana che
Tor 81 ial half cash
TIN HOME INVESTMENT CO.
LIt ftplrr liI0rk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-18
AUCTION sALr

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nitufn. nice house. close In. on car lire
Nal sfh ave Phone q 1874 liza
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-03-07
MEETINGS CLOSED.
Evangelist Birch's Ten Days
Meeting Did Much Good.

Rev. <. H. Bull, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, an
nounced at the Tabernacle Tuesday
night that the evangelistic services
would close Wednesday night. He
said that Wednesday night was regu-
lar prayer-meeting night with all the
churches and intimated that he could
not reasonably expect the pastors to
set aside their meetings and attend
the tabernacle service. From what
we we're able to learn yesterday it
was probable that some of the pas
tors might unite with Mr.. Bull at
the tabernacle.
Tuesday night Mr.. Birch preached
one of the best sermons Of the SER
vices on honestly seeking after
christ. AS usual, he received the
closest attention.
Advertisers have again forced us
to yield several of our reading col.
umns to them, and we cannot give
the meeting the attention it de-
serves. On the second page of to-
days paper will be found full ac-
count of last Sundays services.
Mr.. Birch has done a great work
here, bat the fruits of his labors can
not yet be summarized. He seems
to have made friends Of everybody
and all wish for him health and
great success in the future. He left
on the 10 o'clock train last night for
Chicago. In a few days he goes to
Pennsylvania to resume his work.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-03-07

Frank Alice Of Delaware. James H.
Berry Of Arkansas, Joseph c. S.
Blackburn of Kentucky, William A.
Clark of Montana, John +. Dryden
of New Jersey, Joseph H. Millard of
Nebraska, Fred 7. Dubois of Idaho,
and Thos. Patterson of Colorado. In
the house 72 members failed of re-
election, besides those who volun-
tarily retired.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-03-07

Headquarters for all
kinds of field, garden and
lawn seeds. Big stock of
northern and home grown
clover seed. Send us your
order. Forbes Manufacture
ing Co., QNC.)
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1907-03-07
THE sIcK

Jno. d. Thompson, who was re-
Gently operated upon for appendici-
tis, is out again.
Miss Lillian Brasher underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
home of her father, Mr.. John l..
Brasher, Tuesday. She is doing
well.
Mr.. B. w. Harlow is critically i'll
at his home on Virginia street.
Esq. Thos. M. Barker, of Kenne-
dy, continues very i'll of pneumonia.
Miss Mabel Winfree is quite i'll
with grip at the home Of James
Winfree, on South Main Street,