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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

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49,. -s.syA teereqf and shall ~ rtr.t
= y Ne Beard 81 Pablo No.
IA, - nay b al It's nnvt 49,,
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In ~ Bari af pubIie No..
- .-ssalYiHee the nance ~ All ,,,--
- 80 -. proposals have bes. -
- e.s - Ne terms ~ thafr f,rur..,.
~ .tlfeif. and daafrisfe -
~ Ia, la neespa per that ps,,-@
~ 49, - tker o. owner has off~-rf
y .t...t nid. with eartIflaf -t....t
b. ss.-1 and such nawspso.r
-. inf with tho r.stT,f ~
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"a 49, heFt ensuing esrsi 800.
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n a. 80 per provided hos.,s,,.'.
~ ~ epInian u aaid Beard All 80.
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satss-ts. snail within flga an de-
h. 4. Nfthia five az 49,
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Nj n,@s, 80 aesi mated the rffv 1gffl
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s-t y snd file with az go
)tsrn,..ss sntfaet and aerear1agf 49,
)rz6s- - It owner o. a.5fr..,., ~.
n n. sef Or officers sns.r,,,.''.t
rfsff -. 81 alton Counsel 4. a.
su8.se 70 confederation 81 nv.
n ~ e II u the aifv nrfoti,..
tfsnsts... hstt ensuing fiscal v...r
f6ls ~ aHd agrees during a.
|n q s sain fiscal year "a ~.
y wi - named IN its nronos..I
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ffi.nr 7. pfint and pubfisE ~
tHtsr. y a.. all and afn~lti.. -
D L 49, thfnfs requIrrf r., -
5e<ssay,'...s' ''sled IN the esfV ofetIi.t
NIX - q The city ~ as,t,ta
4 acr,,u.ssl4ef and Aafnarnapt st.tt
tbged '.lanlsd ~ a bond III a. w, ~ y
A. kssstetF Company anfbo,f..
ma $3.50 q and undar -. 49,
ln N ~ 49, % WashlnEfon. In ~.
tnnlnk !. i9aaand f5.640i deiisr.
fsYsd - ne city u Seattle a.
psation .'le Comptroller ana co..
IA nss.. gylnaeI. eandfffoned -,
h vii ssaper and It's oyner -, ,' s..a'
fsry a. and perform eset 80,
y foris iae Things raauired e., ~
|tnt p. sald Contract ara go
p eaflss That whenever no.,
~ b laekIngz. Official 81 newspaber
Wv Mayor shall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
BIRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today as
follows:
English-To wife OF J. English.
Seattle General hospital Feb. 1. a
son.
Barnes-To wife OF J Barnes.
2i3l eth W. Jan. 81. u son.
Gilbert-To wife of 7. Gilbert.
SCI 30th. Feb. 3. a daughter
Thompson-To wife of r. T.
Thompson. Seattle, Feb. 2. son.
Heaton- To wife OF @, ~ Heaton.
Seattle. Jaa. %, daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
STRIKE IS LOST nv
TANANA

will be placed at work. The mine
owners recognize that the low out.
put from the mines last year WAS
caused by the strike 81 the miners
who made what they consider eK.
orbitani terms. and they Will now
establish a non.unlon camp and At
once make up the lost time. The
men are being put 10 work at 81
per day aud board and lodging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today as
follows.
Taylor-A W. Taylor SO. Jan.
80. 6i5 10th n. y.
Jackson. p. Jackson. 81. Jan.
20. h46 END s.
Kennedy--C. Kennedy. 30. Feb ..
COS Hoyiston.
Thompson-L NJ Thompson. "a.
Jan. ., 3l1 Coryell place.
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tby United Presa.)
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. Feb a.
The Miners union faces defeat IN
the strike called to take place the
first of this month. Scores OF men
have been brought into this camp
from the outside and they have
been placed al work on the various
claims. A card system has been
established and not a union man
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Leather Belts, Special at
.63 Each

At .63 each--a special clearance price equaling
but half the regular markings collection OF
Leather Belts in many smart shapes and desirable
shades. Among them are tans, reds browns, navy,
lavender, black and white both plain and satin lin
ed. Large COLONIAL buckles. fancy mounted buckles
and small square ones still further increase ones
choice OF selection.
Main Floor
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ON THE FRONT

The Iyo Maru sails this afternoon
for the Orient.
Steamer Buchanan arrived at
noon from Frisco
The City Of Puebls has arrived
from Frisco.
Steamer Northwestern Is billed
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TO sail for Valdez and Seward next
Saturday. She will have a large
list of passengers for Fairbanks.
Steamer Acilia from Hamburg is
due today.
II Is reported in marine circles
that the Nome steamers of the
Alaska Steamship Co. are TO be
equipped with wireless.
WASHINGTON. Feb. tacoma
was created a reserve city today by
the treasury department
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Louis W I'M. president OF the
Great Northern. aud Howard FL
lott. president Of the Northern Pa
cifie. reached Seattle last night and
have their headquarters al the
Hotel Hutler.
President Hill says he has come
20 Washington 90 bee what can be
done TO improve the system Of buy
Ing and handling Of the wheat
crop Forty million bushels of
wheat raised In this state u bought
up annually and handled by three
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TACOMA

TACOMA
il the fastest crossing city In the wafid
fepaistt@n II zee uFa@th 1921 ~ see.
% 81 per cent Real estate VAinss
asati. 10 tie asrt measss iss ny.
a ist lie cash. o. per marth SEE
NATIONAL LAND co.
set.s Fisas~T Didg
WHY PAY nESTf
Bsaaafsl arsen eattaEe ana base
n1suf nssr sahual rzs Wpndland PARK.
81 ZEE fasa dasn Balance easy same
,.ss'iss. i-f1sn ssnsaio- 70, sssi ,ss
fafnsr. fruit trees. 81 ete. use daNn
ttalahee 81 per usouth
Tot sastea. 10 orchard sass. iste
Lots taaiss. 20 alley ttte and $3.50
saeh. - aeHa Balance Its per month,
csn ssth ana rhinnsy Av North 10,
EvErr DRAKE Is
SNAP
o. zee
New ssfsasa strictly modern house
ias 4ettGa hieck 10 car line No
aerisass. tiss ossh. balance same a.
? . CLAYTON.
Isl Empire sida Phone Ind use
Is
SIS oNfY-g1fe oSt.Y
sis cash ard o. per month VII buf
rsu a lot all cleared and in laNn. I'D
ieinins tva eitr pafts. ansfseslisd yisw
Espasltfan and University grounds THIS
rries and terms Eeed only for days
raka afesh Lake car 60 arecnleke sta
fs5TrN@kTI0aAt noNp 8 REALTY co
ICES American Bank Hidx --i.t
resm modern house Win hot and
cold watar. bath and basement com.
pletes ali furnished lot tf0Nias. with
frun trees ard 90 chickens Close On.
seat The ear tines. Price fa.boo. ti.see
" n cALpEHwoop.
Haam = iio cherry g. -
LOOK THIS JF
Nirs little general store. Twins
rooms corner lot cash trade fiiea
f8oo down nsianes sasy or iiepe
: is. white as. Evstt 4 Drake. Is
cHrAf CHICKEN ranohi i.room
house fts laying hens. cows large
piece i.sd. sis.e n ohy feis on easy
terms see c y Hiimah's saissraeh. ~
Times blaah today III
snAp--4-rsom. oouaEe. corner lot.
camsut walks and all street IMPROVE.
monte la and pnid. one block 81 Jackson
car. q see. half cash rem, ~ house
viii hay balance See Owner. 7oai Lane
q East tase
WONT YoU TRY no
Oct a home Of your gwu aud quit pay.
inn rent Think what u would mean
10 vaa n you had at tho money you
have paid for rent IN the last two years
nald on = home Of your own We are
selling lats ell IN lawn. 10 blocks from
the University and Exposition grounds.
$3.50. only SO cash and 81 per month
fSTFftSATfoSAt. HoND & REALTY co
laea American Rank uidH La
CHOICE HOME SITES
Pine quarter acre trnftH frnm $3.50 to
f4ae@tha aA8s ones are all cleared aud
IN fruit close TO graded school side
walks ln aud water piped on each tract
The water = cree TefmA tfb cash and
$40 per month.
III NTcmota. 90 Union block -
New madarn k.roam house two lots
very cheap forced sale owner. Main
1875 lip
An s-rasm modern house on goth near
Marion 81 Rents for 800 90 a month
Price 81 SOC si.7u0 cash
v " CALpEUWOOn.
Ttonm T. lie cherry 81 -
NEAR fEsLEn WAY.
g. see fsf ReN s-reom modern house
Fufnasa Let sHEfgs Terms
WINafItp AMOS
800 Csiman uldE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
.z=--a=s=s=sz=z%=s===s==
afaAsff sass. fine location rishi IN
ths hssss q the city ti,eee price 80
fitka e haam zza Is
tssa. CIGAR srAHp
Hight neNn Tusn. Rent ouiY tse
Las nsai I.ssss. = iiis narxaln.
t.sMeh caantefs and nrsf suranis
Prem tEkp q ~ soc
II " HAYWARD.
HaHan 1T Nafthafn Hanh And Trust
Corner rsarih ana PIKE .-t.sp
Partasf ~.utsa ~ seaa payins tasi-
asss. sins2ii capital rssairsa. as' ~.
Raaa rae -
PERSONALS.
NJ zrsssF.sn safsauatsA uais~tss ana
eufas f8ze 18th az West it9He y
FURNITURE WANTED.
.-=aa=-sa=-=s=s=sz.-=z-=---
Nsiass Fsruiiufs 60 q fsssocslns Tins.
Nsfs afas - LAD toIo If
pEF.risrs.
-.-s.@-@-zz-==---az-sa
~ NaaAn nsawn 10 pleased 20 ans
asases sts1 hs 2 slyiua ~ ssfses.ai a..
- eansaifsd hsttF from sta o ~ q
p Ea a8Haaea fFsns 80 - az a
fhafnash asefainatlou without charge
H.asnlhsf ear offtess have besn sstabs
ifshsf IS razfs
ANsn yourself ~ aaf prices ~ free
ssamlEstt1H4 saa - sdYtsrd abgut Al
Fsaiaf nsutiatff aHf eonrsfnins Youf
tsHfai ssfA - feiishfs dentists who 10
hssIHess under thstH osb names
IN EDWIN HRnWN.
offfasa / = = ana 2 rnion NIX
ftt Ffrst Ave- sesifis WASH
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Guitar. hanfa. buck nHd sing danrlng
pfgf ffaHieg faaah Third av Ind.
l. Tss --i-ii-2-s-p
Hair chains aad switches made 20
order Efaif bought aud sold Mrs ".
miller afna First aV LII Ell
Sewing Machines Singer. Wheeler.
New Home Standard. Domestic. Nation
al. new dfaphaads. fa2kq M. Money
back N not satisfied. Il. NUlsw, 1917
FIRST ave Main 1895. Ind 1919
Sewing machines 81 bargain. Il,
ruth 1901 First AZ Phone 1871. I'll
QUEEN CITY FUEL co.
Mfrad wood. worth ~ per load deiiv
srnd Phone 4 agan IT
FGr sale furniture 81 Hia rooms. go
Twelfth aN ~ Mrs n % e. John sc
Coat ell kinds. delivered 20 all parts
- city - faaaana BILE prices wainwright
Mcleod. Inc Phones tats TT
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TeWpsDol5aIIS
/EOufhWiCK 20.
~ COP FIRST Ngf.6 c0LUlMBK ST
RubberiZed Silk RainCOats
at Special Reductions

Every Rubberzed Silk Raincoat we havc-and
the line is still good-may be purchased for one OF
two prccs-14.95 or $500 each The former
includes values TO $500, while the latter takes in all
the remaining garments-regular 5000 to 5000
styles.
Handsome plaids, smart stripes and novelty ef-
fects in rich navies, browns etc, seen, fash
toned in the latest and most approved models.
The reduction is particularly interesting to those
desiring the best.
Second Floor
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FARM BARGAIN leo acres. facing
good road. east 81 Kent. acres I'M
proved haranm house. large barn. orch
ard. fine crack through place Owner
desires quick sale. price Tor a few
days. gfnVa terms. hair cash
ROBERT MALTnY
sia=afe=aat ALASKA Bldr 40
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a-acru tracts - mites south of AZ.
hufu rich. level land terms $50 down
SIC per month See awner. A o. Hilou
Auburn. or phone sunset North pfa. ae
attic -t-a6-2-T-f
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
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An s-raom modern house on G0th near
Marion 81 Rents for 800 90 month.
Price 81 soc st.79o cash.
v " CALDEUWOOn.
nonm Z. lie cherry 81 -
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BOSTON HNHnon r. booming s-foot
cement sidewalks and city water Men
Of all kinds wanted 70 work See NM
mans cashier tadaE In Times block TT
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MONEY TO LOAN.

rita HrAu LOAN CO. tiosl Collins
Second aud james The FeraEnitsd hanA
- the Naaa saHnaf A elsrk, knnhhsepef
WaphiniHt engineer az efnplura fan ~
tain money 81 ua On his note ~lih"s'
security
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TEX ACRES ACROSS LAKE WASH
fNgTON Partly Improved. fino location.
nice creek taao terms
nOHEnr MALTnY,
ataz9ao=gzt Alaska nidg --asG
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President Of the CITY Council
Filled the znd DAY ~ January. 1905.
II W CARROLL
city Comptroller and ex-effcio city
Clerk
Date Of first publication. February
4 1905
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CHOICE HOME SITES
Pine quarter acre tracts from $3.50 10
f4ae@tha SOS ones are all cleared and
IL fruit. close TO graded school. side
walks ln and water piped on each tract
the water = tree TermA SIS cash and
ii NICHOLS. 90 Union block -
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- zee
Nsw ssfsaan strictly modern house
tat 4ekfta. hiaeh 10 car line ne
nurfshEa tfHe cash. balance same a.
= CtA YToS
1zt Empire sids rhons Ind ttsa
Is
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New modern k.ruam house. two lots
very cheap forced sale owner. Main
1875. lip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Norfolk Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, March ga series
of Lenten marriages were the main
features of the week in society circles.
while in other Lines of activity among
the social leaders news was scarce
Miss Bessie 1del Schaffer, of Balti-
more. and Joseph n. Hitchings, of Nor
folk, We're married Wednesday eve
ming at the residence O. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Toliver, Atlantic City, Rev.
Fl. "A. Robinson. pastor of the Colley
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Off
ciating.
Miss Alice Marion Gibson and OIL
Yer Stanley Mills were married Thurs
day afternoon in the Rosemont Chris
tian Church. Rev. j. W. Harvard, the
pastor. officiating. The church was
beautifully decorated. The couple are
visiting Eastern cities.
Marshall NJ Hall and Mrs. Eta
Curling widow of A. S. Curling.
We're married. Thursday at the residences
OF M. Eason, an uncle of the BRIDES
They VIII reside in South Norfolk
Miss Lucille McClain and Richard T.
Nellines, of Oaklett We're married
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents and left
cities.
MISS Fannie B. Davis and William l..
Stau,b were married last night at the
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residence of the brides parents. Bram-
bleton, Rev. w. II. Riser. pastor of the
Lutheran Church. officiating. A re-
ception followed the ceremony.
The Misses Everhart entertained the
members of their sewing club at theil
apartments at the Lorraine Hotel.
Those present were: Misses Agnes
Wallace, Lucy Gregory, Gay Simpson,
Elkannah East. Mamie Talbut, Stan
ley Ironmonger, Mildred Everhart and
Helen Everhar.
Paymaster O'N1ara entertained on
board the U. S. S. Iowa at a most de-
lightful dinner party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blount Hunter chaperoned. Paymaster
OMara's guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Hunter Miss Virginia Gray, Miss OteS
Minor. Miss Marion Simmons, Lieu
tenant Graham and DR.. Grltford
The last meeting for the season OF
the Wednesday Bridge Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Fl. Garrett Smith at
her apartment in the Arlington. Miss
Nan Freeman was awarded the prize.
having made the highest score during
the entire season, which was a hand
some gold belt pin. Those playing
We're Mrs. Garrett Smith. Miss Nan
Freeman. Miss Louise Jones. Mrs. I.
Branch Johnson, Miss Bessie Doyle,
Miss Alice Old. Miss Dorothy Wake
and Miss Lucrece Goodwin.
An informal. but enjoyable card party
was given Tuesday night by Mr.. Ar
thur Freeman in honor of Miss Nc
Cormick. of Berryville. Va. Those
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present were Miss Mccormick. Miss
Louise Taylor. Miss Freeman. Mr..
Aaron Hilhado and Mr.. Harry Sergeant.
Miss Louise Taylor won the prize FOR
highest score.
The Virginia Beach Five Hundred
Club was entertained by Mrs. William
Shelburne last week. After the game
delightful refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j..
3. Hoover. Mr.. and Mrs. David Gregory,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Holland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbin Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
liam Shelburne, Judge and Mrs. A.
j. Ackiss. Miss Cora Randall. Miss
Madge Lister. Miss Grace Shelburne and
Miss Page Shelburne.
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Chatham Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM. VA. March 2S.-Mrs.

CHATHAM. VA. March 2s.-Mrs. ]
C. Thompson. of Charlotte Courthouse
is spending some time with her son
G. E. Thompson. In West Chatham.
Mrs. w. L. Henderson left this weel
for her home In Philadelphia.
j. w Whitehead Jr. OF j. W. White
head e. Sons. and a. P. Edwards. of II
u. Shepherd. returned Saturday from
Northern markets. having purchased
their spring stock.
Gladys English. daughter OF G.. j
English, after an Illness Of severa
days, Is improving slowly.
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Louisa Social News.
rsnocia,.to The .r,me,. Dispatch1

SpeC1al to Inc IlmeS-lJlSHatCHt
LOUISA, VA, March 2s.-Nliss Ellen
Kent is spending some time in Rich
mond with her brother. Mr.. R. NJ.
Kent, Jr OF South Third Street.
Miss Ollie Hancock. OF Trevilians
visited friends in Louisa this week
Miss Sadie Trice, of Fredericks Hail.
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. O. Smith.
Mrs. Walter Perkins and Miss Susie
jackson are in Baltimore this week
purchasing spring millinery.
Mr., Frank Beale spent Sunday with
his wife and little son in Charlottes-
willie.
Miss Azelie Perkins, accompanied hy
Miss Lang ford, of MARYLAND, came on
from Blaeksburg fora few days holt
day. which they spent with Miss Per
kins's parents here.
Mrs. c. c. Davis left Tuesday with
her children to visit her husbands
family in Caroline county.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. @. Dickinson have
returned from trip to Fredericks-
burg.
Miss Minnie Baker has returned to
her home near Bibh's Store.
Mr.. Powell, OF the University OF Vir-
ginia, spent several days in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, If
Richmond, visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright, this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Carnell. of Charlottes-
VILE, We're in town this week,
Mr. Syron, who since Christmas has
acceptahlS filled position In our High
| school, expects to leave early In April
| to sail from San Francisco for Manila,
WHARF he has accepted United Statas
] government position.
Miss Grace Crank OF near yiEor
| VIII fill the position Of teacher In our
High School here, which has been
i filled by Mr.. Syron. Miss Crank is q
graduate of Blackstone, Va. 4
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan entertain
ed few friends Tuesday night at
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REV. ROBERT LEE


Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FLOYD. VA, March 2s.-A beauti-
full marriage was celebrated at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. p. B. Conner,
the morning Of the oath at eight
o'clock when Miss Josie Lena, their
became the bride of Rev. Robert Lee
Stuart, of Whiting, Iowa. Rev. G., w.
stuart. the father Of the groom. and
Rev. D. 3. Conner, the father Of the
decorated with sweet peas, carnations
and everEreens, presenting a scene Of
Yerdant beauty, the color scheme being
white. til
The bridal march from sLohengrtn was
beautifully rendered by Miss Cora Dob
bins. and as the march began. the Off
ciating ministers entered; followed by
Miss I.ucie Stuart, of Basham. Va, and
Miss Bessie. Shelton. OF Elkhorn, W, Va,
the groom entered with his best man,
Mr.. j, Leonard Stuart. of Upland, Ind,
the bride attired In white sill! nun
over taffeta, carrying a .qouquet OF white
carnations. was accompanied by her.sis
ter and bridesmaid Miss Myrtle Con-
ner, and Joining the groom under an
arch covered with eversreens and flow
ers. the beautiful ceremony was per
formed which made them man ana wife.
Fo oHa ef bsautfal ana at{raetve pos
sessing many accomplishing The
groom is the son OF Rev. 6. W: stuart:
Of this county. a. young mlnla ''eI :, or
odist Church In Whiting, Iowa, which
charge he has held for the last Two
Years, 3.
Rev. j. x. Harris, Of the Preshyter la u
Church. Rev. G. r. Melton, Of the MsE
Church, large number Of family con
nections. and several invited guests
We're present. i5 i
The guestsfrom distance weres.Air'
and Mrs. Il. S, Pugh, OF East Radfora
and Mrs, DR., James Br1ster; Messrs
David and Ben Collins, of SW y. " \. NY y
Iva. IS
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PERSONAL.

Col. William F. Stewart, the Fort
Grant exile" was retired by direction
of the president.
John II. Buckner pleaded guilty oil
election frauds in st. Louis and was
given three years in prison.
w. S. Carter of Peoria, ILL.,, was
elected grand master of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen at Columbus. o., to succeed
John J. Hannahan.
w. l.. Woolley, principal owner OF
the town of Stewart, Okla, and a
prominent Oklahoma capitalist, was
taken to Stigler under arrest, charged
with completely in the murder of a
man named Anderson in 1881.
Capt. Allen G.. Fisher of Chadron,
Neb.. was disbarred by the supreme
court for a period of one year. Fisher
was charged with raising a claim
against the state from $1,000 to SILL
500 and presenting it to the legisla'
ture.
United States Senator La Toilette of
Wisconsin has decided to start a
weekly magazine devoted to the pub
lie interest.
Harry Augustus Garfield of the
class of 'S5, son of President James
A. Garfield. was indicted into the of.
fee of president of Williams college.
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BRIEF REVIEW OF
A WEEKS EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
OF THE PAST WEEK TOLD
IN CONDENSED FORM.
ROUND ABOUT WORLD
information Gathered from All Quar-
tiers OF the Civilized World and
Prepared for the Perusal OF
the Busy Man.
POLITICAL.

Joseph NJ Brown was elected gov
ernor of Georgia over Yancey Carter,
independence party candidate.
William H. Taft and William j. Bry-
an, rival candidates for the presidency
of the United States, met in Chicago
at the fourth annual banquet of the
Chicago Association of Commerce. 1t
was strictly non.partisan affair poll
tics being absolutely barred. Earher
in the day Judge Taft addressed the
Lakes-to-Gulf Waterway convention
and Thursday morning Mr.. Bryan
made a speech before the same BODY
President Roosevelt announced that
he would make no speeches in support
of the candidacy of William II. Tart
for the presidency, as there was no
necessity for such action.