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The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-23


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next
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nottoo foev
Mccartney that he
Ito full local
His adore S Boardo of
national
n
of the sgnifcan tevento Of The
/ be
mayc change
t elect the Pronbi nsuean a
full o for the
300 the
in
convention with counsel
The lahomac INVENTION
N
Haskell showed his independence nes by making
ubscrpio o
delegates Prohibition national
at
gon Michigan, Oklahoma
Nineteen other states follows:
.Aprl2 LOUSY
April
Maine
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-04-23

Where Held.
Louisville
Peabody
Boise
Springfield
Portland
Joplin
Trenton
Indianapolis
Sayre
Modesto
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
South Manchester
Des Moines
Tampa
Columbus
Syracuse
Seattle
Providence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
RECOMMENDED FOR
THROAT TROUBLE.

feopie In public life. upon whose
vo4l organs there II more or teas
co4iant demand. consider the
cannon cold" one ~ tho serious
affbcliona A noted preacher Ia
one Of the iargeT towna In Maasa
ehA.etts contracted a cold which
Noald not yield TO ordinary treat.
usenf. and Ia a short time became
80 hnAfMn that he wAm unable 10
make himself heard IN ordinary
conversation, and preaching from
tbs usipit was out u the question
Acting on a friends advice he
to1k couple % drops ~ Virgin
on 0f Pine compound pure 90
lump % sugar. resulting ln almost
/ Immediate relief from tho hoArar.
mesa Il - claimed that q half
ounca 81 Virgin OH 81 Pine com.
poand pure. mixed with two ounces
u ulycoFine and half pint q good
Whisky, taken In doses Of a tea.
spoonful every four hours. will
break up a cold quickly and ours
any cough that a. curahia Par
chase the ingredients. separately
aad mix them yourself
ViFgln Oil Of Pine compound pure
Il a combination of the active
principles ~ the Pine and Eantni.
Wood tfeea. carefully compounded
70 retain AL Of the healing. health.
swing virtues for which these
trees are famous In order 20 In.
anro itA freshness and purity. II IL
pus up only IN hAif.ounco vtaim.
each vial securely sealed in
round wooden case. with an en-.
gTaved wrapper. showing plainly
the name. Nirgin OH ~ Pine com.
pound pure. guaranteed under the
Food aud Drugs Act. juno 30. 1906.
Serial No. t5I. prepared only by
Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati. o.
Thu mixture 81 whisky aud GiYcer.
Inc with the virKlu on Of Pine
Compound pure makes sufficient
quantity 20 last the average family
an outira year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
oRIMEAN COLONIZATION.

VICTORIA. y. c.. nov king
Edward has delighted group %
half 8 dozen veterans ~ the British
CAmpaiRuerH association. formed Of
men vito have seen service under
the BRUSH flag. b sending q per-
sonHi cabieKFam IN reply 20 one sent
last night 20 the king.
The veterans who. 90 years agO.
took part IN the battles Of fnker-
man. Alma. salnkiAyn end @cvaat0-
pot az a dinner 20 ceirbrafe the an
uiVarsaFY % iuknrman. sent ca
hisEram reading. "rrlmcnn Veterans
assembled 90 celebrate Iukerman
anniversary send loyal RretlngH.
Yesterday King Edward replied
King Edward sends his sincere
thanks 90 the Crimcan veterans ~
the British CampatEnerH associa-
ton for their message Of loyalty.
which his majesty greatly ap-
preclataa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
BE TRIED DIOR
BRIBERY

BAN FRkHeiscO. Nov 7-Attor-
nay Frank 7 Murphy formerly
counsel for Abraham Huef, VIII 20
20 trial on Nov. ~ on . charge 81
attempting 10 bride r. pf0apHctlVs
nuef juror. John Martin Kelly. Dis
trlef Attorney WIN. " Iaugdon to-
day announced that the continuance
Was given in order 20 enable him
10 personally prosecute the cases
against John and Peter Ciaudianes,
charged ~ Oakland with dynamlt
Ing the home of former Supervisor
Jnu@A T.. Gallagher
Attorney A 81 NewbufRh. Who IL
similarly charged. viii 10 % trial
after the case against Murphy -
finished
Murphy and NswbnrRh pleaded
not guilty 60 the rnmrRc yesterday
afternoon before Judge Frank Muir
aaky D. a 81 Blake n contractor.
has confeBnad go T attempting to
bribo Kelly. and implicated Murphy
aud AeWburgh 90 bis confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
CLUBS

woman's Century.
The MnmAna Century club viii
met Friday. November ~. az the
Federation club house.
Daughters % isis.
The Daughters ~ iaia VIII meut
Thursday az the home If Miss MARY
Winship. 23l 18th av ~
Ciionian Club.
The tiipuian club eiii meet Tues
day at tho Federation club house.
ladies Musicsl club.
The a9luistH FOR Monday after
Moons concert az the T. 81 a. A.
hail. given b the Ladies' Muniea
club. viii Dr. Mrs Allen q Miller.
pianist. Airs. James Maynard f.aue.
soprano. Mrs Eva Trnw. aud Mf
AisNlua ~ BaaA baritone
Charity Club.
MFs. 4. J Mciiuah 81 sQi Queen
Anne as. viii entertain the cath
Ole Ladies' Charity club wednsa-
day
Alamo Club.
The Aiama club will Eive a dance
TUESDAY. November ~. al christen-
SENS hail
shsnsndssssl.
\ AN NNAnMnfiaRani club will meet
with Mrs y r. Williams Tuesday.
AZ lac bellevue az y.
New Esaisna Club.
An "Nid Home Night viii 10
given "Wednesday evening. Nnvam.
hpr is. ~ the NsN England club. az
the Chamber q commsFes rooms
Wo~an's Edueatioasl Club.
The Wamau'a Educational club
siii nret Tuesday "a the eluh house
Mrs Minnie Giaiieway will give an
address on #Dlatributi1u 81 Income I"
kiog County poiisieal.
Tho kina Caunty Political Equal
~ club vii euteftaia the Women ;
clubs % Seattle on Saturday. Nov
a. ~ the CLAD humaa The pruaram
Nill consist ~ a plane molo hy Misc
Juitefte a. sass. address by Misc
Adeia N PARKER. On The Legal
Status % Wamsa IN washington. =
address. Woman and ths Fraa-
rhlas ~ Mar % MeaFa. and vocal
solos hy Mme Grace HARRIS
cailins Tea.
Mrs Waiiacs ~ Collins gave :
hridee-tea yesterday 81 her home
Cards wrrr played ~ five tables
The MMtmmnai decorations ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

BY helux honest aud always
Swing people their Flght change |
have gnttcn many regular custom.
ers." h the explanation 81 hts sue
cess as neNshoy BY Henry Glea.
sau. f2f jefferson 81
Henry IL u years old and has
hasn selling papers for a rear and
a half Ou an average hr Rfvea
his mother a dollar a day. hts
profits IN the iittie business be has
built up for himself a. thr south
wsst corner % FIfgh and Pike sfs.
Il Ike % sell pap~ra. aays
Henry II make good money aud
I have a rooa time The news
boys Who supply me Nith papers
are always Kind 10 me and the q.
ficefs ~ the union. Who all knnw
hos. teach as how % seii our 10.
pers and provide locations Tor ua
7 bay papers for = half a cent
apiece and sell them Tor a cent
always make Il a rule % have
plenty ~ change. and when any.
body buys a paper Of mo take
care 20 give the correct change "
Henri IL In the fifth grade Of
the Central school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
PERSONAL

Mira E y. McCord has aa her
guest Tor several weeks. Sire. Col
Inns of Belllngham
Mr and Mrs I.angdon q. Horny
are touring through California They
ara not expected home before two
weeks
AIRS James Campbell and daugh-
TER. Miss Lucy Campbell. left
Thursday evening Tor an extensive
tour of The United States and Mex b
leo.
Mr. and Mrs Charles y. Pntter-
son arr visiting the eastern cities.
AIFs Murray Miles - North Yak
Ina. who has been the guest ~ Mrs
y. : Maxwell. left Thursday FOR her
home.
Judge and Mrs. y J. Turner left
this week for southern tour.
Col and Mrs Theodore Coe left
this week for California. where they
VIII spend the winter.
Mra A. , Whippie Of Kansas
city. the mother ~ Wayne Whippie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

tho author of The new STORY Life
~ Lincoln" has come 90 Seattle 10
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J.. Carr.
Mrs G., W Barrett has left FOR "a
winter a0iourn IN California
Mr. ana Mrs A. Il Butler have re-
turned from "a trip 10 Europe.
Miss Margaret Mechanic ~ TIA
coma has been the guest ~ her
aunt Mrs. Frank q. Taylor. during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cr0saon ana
Mr.. ana Mrs George Thompson Of
Minneapolis, Kan. are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs VIM "a Brown.
Mrs u Edgar Farley has returned
from Toronto Canada
Mrs. Josiah collins ieft this week
FOR q VISIT Win relatives ln Phiia
deiphia
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. str0ut are
on visit To- the east
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert ~ Boyle
l"fi ihlH week FOR AN extensive tour
Of The eastern cities
Miss Vioirttr D. Morrison has AZ
her guest Miss floy Gilmore Of
Manchester. Wash
Mian Helena Frink leaves for New
York next week for a two months
visit
Mrs. J n Ryan and Mrs. Fred s
Hilmaon are visiting during the
Weekend In Portland. ore
Mr. Samuel g.. Lancaster. Mr.
samuel uiil and Mrs. Hill are regis
tered at the Hotel Lenox. Boston.
Mass
Mr. and Mrs John W. Corson have
taken winter apartments at The
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs Manson r. BacIgua
have aa their guest Mrs Frederick
II. Parks of Campbell River. Van
c1uycr. y. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Drug, Poslam, Now obtalnabls
In Small Quantities.

Since its discovery one yeaI
ago, the new drug. poslam. has
successfully cured thousands OF
chronic cases OF eczema and other
distressing skin Affections. Hereto
fore poslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit OF eczema
patients IN large Jars sufficient FOR
a months treatment This was
found 20 be an inoonvionce 10 many
thousands who use Il for minor
skin troubles. such as plmplog
blackhoads, herpes. acne. scaly
scalp. complexion hlemlshes. itch
ing feet. piles. etc, which require
but a small quantity 90 cure. To
overcome this, and In response 10
urgent appeals. the dispensers Of
poslam have been Obliged TO adopt
In addition 10 the regular two-dol
lar package. a special fifty.cent
size. which in future may be found
on sale az The Quaker Drug Co.
and other leading drug stores
In Seattle. or may be or.
dered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories, No. 20 West 25th
Street New York City. In all
eczema cases poslam stops itching
with first application, and proceads
10 heal Immediately; chronic cases
being cured In two weeks. In less
serious skin troubles, results are
seen after an overnight appllca.
ton.
Samples for experimental pur.
poses may stlll be had. free Of
charge. by writing TO the labora.
tories for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MUSICAL


MlHs itulllnahend. the dramatic so
ptano. late ga New York. gave i very
Hhccesafui and finished concert last
evening az tho Arcade hall. for tho
u"neih 1t the Lady OF Good Help
choir
Musioians' Club.
An effort win be made 20 organize
"A permanent mems muHlcinnh club
tbs evening at the Butler Annex
The musicians Of the city viii
meet az a banquet and disruaa and
Atfahko Tor tho realization Of such
an Organization.
Mr Edward J Ayer. who 10 tho
originator OF the movement. 10 IL
charter member Of the cief club
oi New York city. and VIII be pros.
lleht pro tem. of he seattle club.
ar v beain will set az tempo
mry secretary.
81. Marks Organ Concert.
An organ recital will ba given
sunday. az Z y. m. az 81 Marks
church. - AR Edwin Falrburu. az.
Sisted ~ Mime. Kaefha Piurzonkn.
tieipneailp vlrtunsa. tate ~ tsipsic.
Germany and Mr. Albert Gray bari
tone. recently from Boston.
NC pfpEtam VIII be- a. follows
sonata ~ Z fiat .+.... Mendeiasohn
Ni7i"hnslln solo Air .J IS Bach
Nine kaethe Fiecxonka.
o"l" II - Enough MendelHaohn
Mf Albert Gray.
faHtpfnle--A aaea Tod .... 49,. .C,ries
Niolpngelle soia- Adasio
* tst.+tt.+.. Fietro Nardinl
None khethe rleenonka
Solo Selected ............ Ar grav
ih"hn tn 4 .,.+-s.t..s.......H Herd
Wsgslds Bsnstit conesrL
AihHie lovers VIII be- attracted hy
Use program which has been ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

ranged Tor the service to DO held IA
the interest 81 the WayHide Finer
Raney hospital. In the Moore the
htre, Thanksgiving morning. The
soloiats are among Tho most promi-
mont artists IN the city Herr Nor
ltN hoson, the distinguished Violin
niaHter VIII play ono solo number
anu ono nunhsr accompanied by u
string quartet, IN which his d year
ola son Leopold, already known as
a prodigy, viii play the first Violin.
AirH. lSonon, Wh3 IN also "a mature
artist viii play one OF tho violin
parts
Mr. Henry r. Hnniin, the popnlar
hanso. Will sing Tho Village Black
smith" by Weiss, and Miss Helen
FRAZIER, whose soprano voice iH said
70 be unusually flno and who n "a
pupil ot Mr. itanlin. will sing Qou
npu ave Maria" Mrs Beatrice
lure viii read '1iergiiot." AN In
tchaely dramatic episode from one
~ tha famous naKas ~ BIornHen
rue reading has IA special musical
setting composed by the great Nor
weKiau, Edward Grieg. Miss Adri-
enne LANCER VIII accompany Mrs
Mcclure on the piano.
~ q. Gili. president ~ the city
council viii preside Bt the service.
ana lt"V W A. Major. pastor ~
bethany Presbyterian church. VIII
conduct the deYutioua aud deliver
the address Br ! T. Lyons will
also speak for few minutes The
pubhc ia most cordially invited 20
attend this service. 90 which no ad-
mission viii be asked. aud the au-
dieuee in requested 10 be- ia ita seats
promptly "a 1880
Amateur Philharmonic.
The Amateur Philharmonic olub
met today with the president, MIas
Mary Ford, az i05 W0odlaWu circle.
An interesting program was given
BY Miss Dorothy Davis. Miss Mnrg
Ford, Miss WiHifrud Keenan,. Miss
opal Brngglna aud Miss HlimA
Nharta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Sam Rings. a is.yeAr.old newaboy
who has been selling papers on
tho south side u Fourth and Pike
Tor 21 years. has been VERY sue.
eesafut Sam has $500 90 his
credit IN the Peoples Savings
bank. buys his owu ciothlng aud
giyea hts mother s. a week Ito
has 10 father and early ia ufc
developed an ability 20 take care
Of himself
Besides aeilink papers. have
plenty of time "a help my mother
around the house. says sam 4
attend the Central school regular,
~ and ! am In the fifth a hiFh
grad. like 20 90 10 school and
! like 90 soil papers { have many
regular customers who bog a ia.
per % me even evening am
on ny corner raln or shine ard
neVsr disanpoiut customer b
being abAenf Selling papers IL q
business. like selling mpaf. or any.
thing eiar you have 90 DO II in a
huainaaaitke way and n goa DO
fOu can make good money. 90 10
school and have good clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
SHAKE-UP IN THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEW York kov IA shake-up.
such ns The police havs not eN-
perieured In year,. t01H place to-
day -Four Inspectors were re-
duced in rank 10 taptalnH. three
captains wore reduced 70 Wemfeu-
ants. four inspectors were transfer
red. five captains were shifted 20
outlying districts. two ueutennnts
were promoted 70 capfanciea. and
ants.
While Police Commissioner Bling
ham would not comment on tbs
drastic step he had taken. 81 was
generally Understood al police head
change
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rooms made a handsome background
Tor he dainty gowns ~ the players
ffealaing az The taa aud coffee urna
were Mrs Winfield ~ Smith and
NrA Henry Dickinson
"wednesday evening Club.
Tho Wednesday Evening Card
cum VIII be entertained Nov. ~ az
We itatnier club by Mr. and Mrs.
cUrtrnk
Surprise Party.
pne Of the I,t.nanntest oveuta OF
the week was surprise party given
ln honor % Mrs Emily NJ. Peters.
hhtpnal grand superintendent ~
Juvenile work NJ her home. 2faf
fit@l ~. n happy crowd Of boz
tween 40 aud 80 menahors ~ seattl.
lodge, no 9. International Oranr uf
,l""d lomplarH. visited the homo 81
Mr ana Mrs Peters, and until late
hour the time was spent antoynbiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
TO ORGANIZE LUMBER
INSPECTION BUREAU

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov IA
central committee. 10 be known as
the Lumber Inspection Bureau Of
the Pacific Coast. Is planned today
BY the local lumberinen Of the Mer.
chants Exchange Because OF the
confusion that has arisen from the
presence Of three bureaus. the Pa.
cific coast. the Oregon and the
Washington inspection bureaus. Il
has been decided 10 call a meeting
81 the three bodies 70 form a cen.
trail body to work In all parts OF
the Pacific coast The local lum.
bermen say that the three bureaus
do not work in harmony at pres.
ent. aud that central bureau
would eliminate confusion among
the buyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
WEDDINGS

livansporger Resn.
NF Roy J t4Vansrarxsf and Mlsa
lda Reer were married tha evening
II October 81. BY Rev David
hiyth. AZ hts Residence. ga Gtth av
south
csoakind Lsdiegtoa.
HF ffguk Guoikiud and Miss
Marg isudinEfan m~ra married sat
Hrday by Rev. 81 A. Matthew'S
Both are - Tacoma. bat will
make Seattle their future home
Mcdowell Thomas.
Nr Harry Mcdowell and Niss
MuFaueft D. Thomas. both - Ra-
FFnataie. werr married Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

afternoon at the Haintsr ciab. Mrs
I8eab Furth and Miss Terry VIII
give dinner the evening ~ Nov. 4
for the bridal party Monday. Nov
Is. Mrs. J. " Patterson has issued
Invitations Tor a bridge breakfast ln
henng ~ Miss Williams. and nr
aud Mrs. Robert , Meas Wiii give
a box party ~ the Moore theatre
Tor the bridal party. followed b. q
supper az TIE Menn rraideness Tues
day. NOV. FL Miss Hanford and Mas
Louise Hanfard VIII give a Tea in
honor n the bride elect Wednes-
han1N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

dealing with genuine buainesa
men, who buy and sell. work early
and late pile up bank accounts
ana IN the meantime ~ them.
selves for bigger business for
maturer years. The boys toll
their own stories of aucceaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
SUCCESSFUL NEWSBOYS
OF SEATTLE

Here are two bright little fel.
lows who have made good money
out Of eollins newspapers on the
streets ~ seattle Tho average
person who buys a paper from the
boys on the streets never givea
a thought 20 tho fact that he Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

day. November 3. az the residence
~ Mr. ~ Richmond. iha Tenth av.
AZ the same time and place MISS
fello Means was married Ia MI.
Charles taull Rev David Myth
officinted
Larar Maeorsaor.
ON November 9. az I 30 n m, In
calvary Presbyterian chuch. stth
and king, ME- George Albert l.ahaf
IT Hrcmertnn and Miss Charlotte
Katharine AlacDreRof w.ro mar
rlea Nv REV David Riyth
Miss Marguerite MaeGrosur. aiaa
ter OF the bride. Was maid 81 honor
Mr. A @ King OF nremerton was
BEST man
Tho bride was daintily sowned Ia
white aud carried a cluster of Bride
roses.
Mr. and Mrs faEar VIII be at
home after November TO at hromer-
ton.
Cole Phelps
Miss Donna buckingham Phelps
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Phelps was married Saturday 60
Mr. David Hines Cole Ney John
Marvin Dean officlatcd. MI. and
Mrs Cole win be az home after
pec. ~ ltosita villa, their now
hume.
Greenwood Drew.
Mr. Shelly Greenwood and Miss
Alta May Drew, daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs Oscar A Drew we're mar
Rod last week hy the Rev W, A.
Major az the home the bride The
bridal attendants we're Miss Jessie
Drew and Mr. Raymond Tipping
cutt
Powers Meleh.
Miaa Mary Alma Powers was
married a. Mt Bert W. Welch at
Seattle on "Wednesday at the home
nf tho bride IN Everett.
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,eststses
's0(aAL NOTES !.

&4#t*tt'
HI Green vii BE- host
~s,inse musicale THURSDAY
= aasAlaxssn hotel
Card Club.
- p Converse VIII entertaln
x.i.astay Afternoon Card ciub
=. se's Il aef home iT22 = Mad.
[mA
Wednesday Bridge.
| !. WNanesssAy Bridge club meets
y ~ gisruM trlnk. eos alst av.
! . Ysgsnter n.
r.. sssid 10 Entertain.
=. / warren Gould viii give tho
ada series % bridge after
= weinesiay al the Rainier
tsninq Wedding.
fsffY lesidy AtkinsaH daugh-
II i, All AIRS J. a. e. At
- "a h. married November
3 NJ BRYCE Caruian ShortA
Lsnehser.
| ~. rssssrik EausIusn gave a
49,. X ghirtY younE ladies', IN
80 Z ~ Elhsl Williams
Hmssxf Guest.
rrs Assn Ysnips Stokes. fr. %
| ~ 10 - Nlhs honnred guest
~ f's4ft a dinner party
y rn4 sfs saturday evening
Il ~ ErswN1f club
.asshsen Club.
M kka c Watrous and Mrs
r,nrsusz - snternih the Rem.
= ~ Enaehson club Thursday
L - na.raas resiienco. ii1t isth
sn&;x Annchs1r.
~ Kari hAfb4ugh VIII enter
n - lssr~aaT Bridge f.uncheou
- ~ seq Al her hamc. SIS
l.ln ~ n
Bridge Tea
~ Eaxzra J Pearson has u.
~ N''ftipns far a bridge tea 4
- = tiisrnoaa IN hoaor 90 Z
AZ. sfens
n NAear ! Fust1n wiz give
akms Tusniay AZ her FEST.
- iiis fherry o.
- s.Aeol Asnnnni panes.
= 4i1ff hiEh mtr3t Alumni j
- sastsUfai 1ancing party last I
fzAx u iaRrtlsm hail
Fss Mrs. Ranka
- n1fS Sznkt pfo rewenfly r.
~ ls1u Enrops. was shs honor I
go a Asena1n given Friday ,
~ thEri<s E Haruaffs
M>fs Ners aid Tor Twelve
ssssxss fsr nrs. swisk.
- kiHArd Lfncoin Smith re-
~ q Al sf-hore yesterday.
aenealsrY n Mrs Philip
-. Aag slsisr-ln .law. uho Will
sas SEATTLE ~ tasnrs home
rs~Fy wls~s sspsiais
TIE Ns''flax 4 Ff raui Henry
= Nh EsAes G. HenrY. and
3 kiesl WAsna a4uxhfer ~
- Mr. Il r wHHams. win /.
4 pla4t Wssasasasy Nov gs al /.
hArks sAuFsk lha Rev ~. 4
's7d afilcizfine
- sr',Y NHhm4 fl1e sister 81
s1e-sioct I'll b. ~ mafa ~
~ saise ihe Asidesnlalsis a4lf ~
= sFAra 1aass x chiraxa ara
ss'Hads heiv0r 81 ailnneap.
- aumber o. fsnetiana ara
'es - ne weeks preceding
ls AmnaE these wlii ~
80 ssenlnK Nov q hsx
Nsm b Mrs Charles W
= q Moore Tor fhs bridal I
s<nias. &av ~. SRA a I
- entertain a. brifse
~ Thursday. Nos NJ +
lNgits White mig give 4
{ aoapr 81 ne bride ana
nsal NcF 10 NJ ana .
Z b4ekas wiH enter
~ ~ TIE bridal PARTY.
w IL Mr. Edwarf
l.'Hn viii give a bridge
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Schooner HainbridRe. recently "a
collision with the steamer Cottage
city. has been repaired and iH now
- lumber.
a. - n Charleston arrived yes
tsrdaN at Honolulu
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az the residence emf the officiating
minister. Rev David Bigfb. "a
f.ssrhi Heights
The Young coupia feft fur a ten
dAs tftp 10 Portland and other points
on Interest ON the Haaat
Double Wedding.
Mas Ethel p1nian was married
o. Mr. David . MasTaaue Tues.
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Everett and Edmonds
MEALS SERVED.

Three rouna trtps daily I~sv. ee-
etue - J a. m, ~ m and 8 D M
euhdaY leave Seattle az siae a m IA
m. end D. On. Leave Everett 81 eiIH -
M, 7fiA D. m. and siib y. m. SUNDAY
lsaye Everett a. satA a. IN. 2iis y. ~.
and 1iis o. m. single fare ~ snohon.
hh ei.eo. Round trip sac.
Steamer city % Everett Coimau Dean
Hksass-sunast seats lnd l2s&
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Mrs Waitars - Collins gave :
bridge tea yesterday ct her home.
Cards urFr played ~ five tAhles
The antmtunai decorations 81 the
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COMPARTMENT
OBSERVATION
CARS

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IN Equipment Safe
", Comfort. Speed
or Service is lack.
ing; and nature pays
her tribute In scenic
attractions that no
words can describe.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-02-11
NEW RAILROAD
To Be Built Through the
Purchase. -

Information comes that the
branch line that the Louisville and
Nashville road has for some time
contemplated building, from some
point on the Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis railroad down about
Murray or Hazel. in Galloway coun-
ty, to Wickliffe, in Ballard county,
has been definitely decided upon and
work on the line will soon lie under
way.
The statement is made that con-
tractor Arthur, who built the Padu-
cab and Cairo branch of the Illinois
Central, is now at Wickliffe to gath
er in a working force and the need
ed utensils and that he gives out the
information that he has contracted
to build the line in question.