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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04
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Items for the East Topeka column NAV
De Heightened &c Ind phone 2SS1 black
W s Hunter. physician and sureon.
Office and res, IIs E 9Th Ind 1868
When in need OF anything in Iurn-
Der or building material. builders
hardware, paints, glass. etc. see ]. B.
WhesIan & Co Fourth and s
track opposite R r 7 N c. A They
nave new and complete stock
Gladys, the LITTLE daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs John B Martin OF Elliott
street is seriously sick with pneu-
monia
Raymond Rezer. physical director
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs ReSer
Of ga Branner street
Mrs Wills Carr ana Mrs Fred
HIlSsn beck OF Kansas City Will come
here Friday and remain until Sunday
the guests OF Mrs ]. P Stftt
r Mr. Gentry of 59E Chandler street
was operated upon Tuesday at Christs
hospital He IS reported 70 be get
ting along nicely.
Fred watson Of Kansas City spent
Sunday here visiting friends
Guy Flintham OF Kline street is still
unable 10 attend school on account OF
Mrs NJ earle OF 1913 Locust street
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Street and Mr.. Oliver
Spencer
Mrs Anna SpurlOck has given the
name. Paul Evertt- 10 her infant SON
Mrs Robert Mitchell who is ser
lousy III at the home OF her son. re-
mains IN about the same condition
The Sarah L Wilson Bible class OF
young ladies VIII meet this evening at
the Christian church All members Of
the class are urged 20 be present
Arch GOOdreau. who has been quite
sick at the home OF his grandfather.
Mr. John Steadman, for the past few
weeks. l. much improved and able to
De out
The East Side Embroidery club
VII meet Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Nettfe Bower of 1GTT
Polk street
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Items for -as North Topeka column may
De LETT st the Petro & WoOdford drug
SO = NerSh Kansas avenue. or ezu
e1s Norca SIDE rsporrsr al her home.
nd Q1One 2Sl bIackl
Mr. and Mrs Fred Morgan have
gwen the name Helen Louise to their
infant laughter
Mrs. E 3 Arey of Hot Springs
came here today 10 spend q few days
WISHING friends and relatives while on
aer way 70 Kansas City where she Will
Visit for several weeks with her pa
rents and other relatives
Miss E-hel Miller is able TO be at
Work again after several days illness
with COusiIiris
Mss Kate Johnson returned to her
home in karsasCiry after spending a
few days here with her parents
Heroert Anderson who. has been
quite III for the past I'VE weeks with
an attack OF typhoid fever. is very
much improved and VIII be able 70
return 20 work next week
MI and Mrs N B Howard return
Cd 10 their home in WfIIiamstoxn
tuesday after. short visit with friends
and relatives here.
Miss Nellie Mitchell went to Usage
CITY Today 20 spend a week visiting her
grandnother. Mrs Mary Mitchell
Miss Harriet Beeier spent the day
Yesterday the guest OF friends in Belle
vile. kan
Ms Z 3 Gray vii go TO Atchison.
kan Thursday 20 spend a few days
visiting her sister. Mrs Fred Bates
c. W WhitemAu was in town from
Elmont today
Mr. clyde Heathman has returned
nome from Winfield, Kan. where he
nas spent the past ten weeks on a
business trip
Mss Mile Norton went to kansas
C-Iy 1ooay on short business trip
EEangelisC Oliver who held the
great meeting in North Topeka i've
years ago. has Continued his work with
increasing success His singer evznge-
IsC Aaltoy- VIII tell about divers
VOTE at the North Topeka Bautfs,
enureh Thursday evening at 7.45,
Come and hear il
cara Johnson il able TO Be al school
again after several DAYS absence on
account OF sickness
Mss Daisy stone ief- this rrorufnz
SyE Denver Colo. called on account ~
ne A.ness OF her mother who has
-. mere Tor the past three months
Ior the benefit Of her health
MS clarence Powell and little sor
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CURES CATARRH
The B. NJ Hyde Drug Co. VIII Fur
nish The Medicine Free In
Every Case Where They
Fan To Cure Catarrh.

Neglect or Dessimisrn We believe is
The greatest enemy the public have TO
contend with when applied 70 the loss
OF recovery OF health Practically
every case OF consumption might have
been cured II hope had been main
tanned and proper treatment had been
resortsd 70 at the first symptom OF
the disease Until the advanced stage
: reached. consumption is durable.
Catarrh IS responsible. we believe for
every case OF consumption 1t is about
Catsrrh We want to talk to you to-
Gay incidentally consumption. since
the two are 50 closely allied
We have a medicine made from. the
prescription OF one OF the most sue
eessful catarrh specialists known. This
medicine has a record OF IS per cent
OF cures, AID We believe Il Is positively
Mltnout an equal We are 50 satisfied
that We are right that We will svrr,rrv-
the medicine free IN every Instance
where Il Is used according to dire
tons FOR a reasonable length o. time
and fails 10 cure and give satfsfsr-
ton IN every particular We ut
every zone N Topeka 10 III this uedf-
cine at our risk There are no COR
dftiouS OF formaIiry attached 70 7ur
oner- We put the user under no
obligation 10 US whatever
The medicine We want you to trv
is Rexau Mucu-Tone- Il IS a ca-sr~5
remedy LnAL goes GtreCr 70 The SEQ ?
OF trouble II IS carried BY re- hrc05
70 every part OF the system II seels
out and destroys the germs -
parasites which cause Catarrh =
purtdes and enrfchss the blood tones
UP the muco-cells. soothes and heals
the tissues that were ravaged by the
catarrhal parasite. and brings about
condition OF health and strength
that prevents the germs OF CO..
sumption from ever getting \ s-s-r
Besides this. Rexau 1Iucu-Toue il :
wonderful appetizer. digestive aid and
flesh builder Its good effects are
felt from the very first dose II Is
one Of the largest and most satisfac-
tory selling medicines that We ~
ever had anything TO do with W.
know so much OF the great good thst
II has done that We personally back II
up with our reputation and money
which fact should be ample guararrse
to satisfy anybody
Rexau Mucu-TOue comes in two
sizes. sec and 500 We urge you tr
trJ Il Fred A Snow. druggist. so
Kansas avenue Topeka
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DON'T BE TOO FAT
BE COMFORTABLE

II you're too fat Just say to the drug
Sfst the magic word -1Iarmola- Take
Some ard watch yourself grow slighter
and sfizhter until you are comfortably
thin Then tell other fat folks about II
It's A good thing 70 remember the
prescription. L ounce Harnc.z- Z ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and u
OUNCES Peppermint Water Take a tea
spoonful after meals and before bedtime
While you're taxing sIarruola you can
eat and drink as much as YOU like do as
little as you wish IN the lire OF work or
exercise. bur you'll keep On getting thin
until you stop taking the medicine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

Berlin Nov. 3--The imperial finance
reform bill to be introduced in the
refchstag viii produces, according 70 the
latest estimates. S11s, eCo. 600 a year II
includes the assessment on the spirits
monopoly which IS expected to yield
So. Geo coo: a fish tax on the tobacco.
SIC $50 600. 4 succession duty. $4,000 900.
4 duty on beer. S25-eo0.gG0- d duty on
vines IS. Coo COO duties on electricity
and gas sIZ 5e6. 600. and a duty On ad-
verrfSemeutS IS 80, oeG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

Harry went TO Grover. kan. this
morning to remain until Sunday the
guests of her parents
M and Mrs Charles Mitchell VIII
entertain a few friends at dinner this
evening in honor OF their guest, Miss
Hazel Smith OF SaIina-
The Chandos club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs 5. 2 Elmore
Of sos North Van Buren, street
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FoeIker Goes to Congress,

New York. Nov. 4-Otto c. FoeIk-
er. the state senator who arose from
sick bed to go 70 Albany last spring
and cast the decisive ballot which
made possible the passage of Gov
Hughes anti-racing track betting law.
was elected 10 congress from the
Third district, Brooklyn. as q Repub-
EcAn
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Wichita Girl = suicide

Wichita KAN Nov bertha
Shocks Of AndaIe, KAN aged Is
years. shot and killed herself Tues
day afternoon because her lover,
Army Baker. is dying with cousump-
ton The girl was working at a wash
tub and suddenly left it. went into the
house. secured her fathers revolver.
and shot herself through the heart.
dying instantly
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

The United States " Forty-one Boxes Of
.'Muco-SoIveur"
Under and In PURSUANCE of an order and
due and regular process in the above en-
titled cause did on the 18th day Of Oc-
tober- 1905. seize the following described
property. to-E1- FortT-0ne boxes OF
Muco-S0lyenE each labeled as follows.
AucO1SOlvent Cures Group. WhoOpinS
Cough -DlphtneEzz all throat troubles
and catarrhal disorders" the same being
n the possession Of 2 A GatIin. doing
business as the Gatliu Drug company To-
peka, Kansas which has heretofore been
shipped By the HesSiz-EI1z Drug company
from the city OF Memphis in the state OF
Tennessee to said Garlin Drug company,
il being claimed that said boxes are mis-
branded within the meaning OF the Food
and Drugs Act approved June 90 1906. and
the same are Tow IN my possession and
l do hereby give notice generally unto AL
persons having or pretending 10 have any
right title or interest in said property &c
appear before said court in the city of To-
peka- Kansas. in said district and division.
on the I'D day Of November. 1908 at ten
O'Clock a m. then and there to make
Known their claims and Allegations il
said matters ~
Dated at ToDeka. Kansas. this 18th day
OF October. I9G&
WILLIAM H sIACKEY. JR
United States Marshal for the District OF
By B =. FLENNIKEN.
Chief Office Deputy.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED1TEo good agents FOR Health
and Accident Insurance in city II you
have experience. please call and examine
our new policy and contract Producers
can make big mouey-payS for every
known disease and accident National
Casualty Co. 6a5 Kansas ave N 3.
Campbell state agent
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal Novenber = 1903.

Sealed proposals viii be received at The
Office Of the city clerk Topeka. Kansas.
Der 9Th 1895. for police patrol wagon
for said city. as per plans and specffica-
tons now on file N the Office OF the city
clerk
4 certified cheek n the sum OF 800 must
accompany each bid The mayor and cou1-
bids
ISezll c. 3. BURGE
City Clerk
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SHERIFFS SALE
CaSa M "a la1

SHERIFFFS SALE
Case No. "A se1
Mary Grice- plafutif. vs.. Lille Belle
Brown John Sherman Grice Elmer A
Grice- Mary & Fouts. Effie Z. Hauway
and Eileen Grice. born Eileen Sweeney.
defendants.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued to
ne out Of said district court. in the above
entitled action viii on Tuesday. the LIST
day OF December. 1903 at 111o O'Clock a m
Of said day- at the east front door Of the
court house in the city of Topeka in the
county Of shawnee IN the state OF Kan
saS- offer at public sale. and sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash In hand. all the
following described real estate to-Eit-
The undivided oae-half Of lots 81 and 90
on Sixth avenue west. lots IS and SIS OF
Sixth avenue west. and lots 9a3 and north
half Of No Us on Western avenue said
last described tract subject to a mort
gage of $500 and all OF said real estate
situated IN the city Of Topeka. Sha vince
county Kansas
The above described real estate is taken
as the property Of said plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS. and IS directed by said order Of
sale 70 BE- sold and will be sold subject
to apDrziSeu7snt. and Is ordered not 70 be
sold for less than two-thfrdS OF said ap-
praised value
J. NJ WILKINSON
Sheriff Of Shawnee County Kan
Bv JONATHAN D. MORTON.
Under Sheriff
EDWIN D McKEEVER
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

First published in The Topeka State
Journal October q. 1905.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

Items for ne North Topeka column may
De LEFT ct the Petro ( Woo6ford drug
the North SIDE reporter az her hcue
md QuOns 2SSI bIackl
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FREE prspExsARr.

QUINCY STREET FREE DTsPENsARY.
N Quincy ST Conducted by regular
practicing sphySlcfans and surgeons Med
zeal service free Medicine free IN Some
cases Onics hours to D m Cans
answered rfeht or day Ind phone 1ss7
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| IND MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
---------~-----~-------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-Sten position by com
pelsnt male ste1ograpner- Add M - u la
THOROUGHLY competent stenOgrapher
b dSSIre5 3os1sleH can keep any Lerl Fhs El
SO month Address H c.. care Journal
~..-,- WH-SsNNTED-NaLE HElS..~o-0
YOUNG MEN TO prepare for coming
ernment positions Superior instruction
By mail Established Il years TEousan1S
and aoW ovsr1msar Posiihlo cG Are Sc
cured" sent free Intersrate Schools 10
Ia Ave. Cedar Rapids. Iowa
YOU CAN make big money taking sub
ScriDtiCus for the Kansas Farmer {
hsve sood 1r5ooSitiou 10 Offer solicitors
and are PREPARED 70 give sIe4dy eLapt19sS-
Topeka kan
MEN wanted TO learn the ba-ner trade
nisncd. positions secured commission paid
white learning Can OF wire 1opeka
Baroer College. - Kansas ave
WANTED-At once. 3 Iaborers. 18th and
Buchanan = H Navel
wANTED-NIan for farm work Inquire
1sr house east OF Deer Greek East oSn
st road Ind sos.
WANTED-RaiIroads are again calling
for hundreds OF trained men to III posi-
~ -
way motornea and conductors OncIe
sam also wants more competent men 1or
railway mail clerks. carriers and y;
clerks Our practical courses by Erl41 VII
fit you in z snort time for any OF these
good paving positions Write today for
v 1Ts T SaIIi' 3 dualffy. The Wenthe Ry
Cores School Dent 81 F'reeport, III
S-l5 to SEQ day STEADY WoEkr s L41S
Iaborers farm hands. dairy hands. bridge
carpenters. cooks. lunch men for the
A L FURMAN. 81 Kan ave Phones 90
WANTED-A man or boy TO. work n itv-
cry barn SO West Sth-
wANTED-A good honest young man to
work for grocery store; reference re-
quired- Call at 1s33 Kansas ave
WANTED-A man 10 bale and haul hay
1SS Van Buren, 81 Call after P n
T ta,S-. D., god man tsr ~9Ek .k a9 sSa
reference address G. O. P. Journal
WANTED-Nen 10 learn barber trade few
weeks required best paying Wo-k WIIlln
the reach OF poo- man; can naxs snop
weekly: wonderful demand for BARRIERS;
catalogue mailed free NIoler Barber Col
Lsze- kansas GL1y. No
waNIED-EENlasE HEIE
WANTED-Competsnr girl for general
houSework- IL W 10Th
wANTED-A white girl or middle aged
woman for general house WORK N family
OF two Good home for right party good
wages Bell phone Isl
WANTED-A girl for general house work;
good cook AZ Harrison st
wANTED-An exDerienced white girl for
cook: in family. good wages sss Top aV
WANTED-A white woman for general
house work. no washing nor ironing;
best wages. references desired Ioi Taylor
work experienced OF inexperienced 80
70 50 no. board room and tra1Sporrar1or1-
women cooks house E1rls. hotel maids,
4 L FURMAN 81 kan ave Phones 81
WANTED.
Two young ladies' with good education
and kuoTlsdge OF piano playing 70 accept
POSITION with the leading music house IN
kansas Address s-MIZPAH.'f Journal
wANTED-A good sewing girl $50 kan
ave
WANTED
Chamberusid- Fifth Avenue hotel
WANTED-GirI for general house work
in family Of three: no washing good
wages so W 6Ih ave
wANTED-A girl for general house work
inquire SO Kansas ave
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FOR sALENew strictly modern home.
oak finish close TO car. cash or terms
Either phone "a
FOR sAL-Modern residences. Il rooms.
baser1ent under entire house Large
barn: bargain 4 J. Ewart Il2s Harrison.
sa.7OArn2 POLK ST
IL lots S rooms. modern Easy terms
EXTRA SPECIAL
PRICE JUST REDUCED FROM g $50
TO ag0 NEW ROOM RESIDENCE
gESEP sI3 E HAf4 f fIGHT S II (
MACE CTSTERN. H LOTS. CLOSE IN,
WEST SIDE.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
81 Kansas Avenue
FOR SALE-Cheap. II takes at once. good
home near WashbuFn- lots Mrs Ineo-
dore saxon ~ W SIh-
FOR sALE-SuSCEIILAN
FOR SALECrab grass hay mixed with
alfalfa Phone Z115 Black
s1g5 FOR FINE HORSE HARNESS and
runa5out worth 50 Ca1 IND Nes
FOR SALE10 head Of young horses.
weight so 70 Loco J. n Edgar Ind Zss-I
FOR sALE-Cheap for cash. three Buick
touring cars. splendid condition Geo
W StansfieId- So Kansas ave
sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
printer to buy outfit and business See
J. L Alien 1g7 w 6th-
FOR sALE-ARples, Dalton orchard
North Granville 1oc 70 &c
S. HORSE HARNESS AND RCNA-
bout for SIS IS FIlnors
FOR SALE extra good fresh cows .
Franklin ave
FOR SALECheau- one Buck and one
Riverside base burner stoves. fitted com
D DsS6 VS. iss3 erT rf1E - OF Is ONO aTe
FOR SALEPIenty Of fresh butte-mfIk
PARTS Of city for 19c per gallon Call
either phone 5S7- Topeka Pure Mix Co
FOR SAL-Hcue grown potatoes in ten
buSheI lots. delivered at Sc buSheL
Ind z1a9-3 rings
FOR SALE once desks. one 5-foot show
case 1ds3 Kansas ave Phone 81
FOR sALEBay horse. years old. city
broke cheap 81 Iopeka ave
FOR SALE5ao business cards for rs:
800 envelopes. SIS; 800 letter heads. 81 81
See them: first class printing AZ proper
se-5 HORSE HARNESS AND RUNA-
bout for SIS Is Fillmore
FOR SALEDeIfverv Or driving horse.
OF would trade for groceries 70 De delrv-
cred as wanted Address Groceries. Journal
FOR sALEAt bargain or trade for
Eood work horse almost rev high
grade rubber tired TOD buggy also one
sound rhree-year-old colt city broke and
| all harness ia North Taylor 81
FOR SALE-1 organ Al Kansas ave W.
E Seguire-
| FOR QUICK SALETzo absolutely
new 1915 model Fords. one runabout
ard Gre roadster with Rumble seat Must
be sold at once Call or write H A
Bubb- s14 Jackson st. Topeka kan
FOR SALES plano boxes. S1ao 10 S101
each ". ? Roehr Music Co. go Kan ave
FOR sALE-AlfzIfz and cane hay. =. A
Titus Ind xS-1 Call EVENING"
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MACHINE SHOPS.

FOR uD-to-date gunsmiths and electricians
see H B. Howard 10 Kan ave. Tel %
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FTRR1ER

THE ONLY one practical furfer IN state
Of Kansas John Pstrzilek. IL = Tth st
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Items FOR tie East Topeka Column NAV
De SelephCled tc Ind phone 2Ss1 black
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NOTICE


10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
You viii take notice that nv petftfou
FOR 4 permit to sell fntoxica tfrix fiuv1or1
nue. IN the Third ward Of the city OF To-
peka. Shawnee county. Kansas il now
On Tie IN the Office OF the probate ssrrfsre
OF said county. and that the said refftfcr
VIII be heard before the probate f1,4rs ~
said county at his Office In TIA court hons
n the city OF Topeka on THURSDAY. The
I-tn cay or November. 1893 at 10 O'clock
a m A. P. ROSSER
TO WHOM n MAY CONCERN:
. lou Will take notice that nv ue<Trfor
for permit to sell intoxicating Nuu0rw
according 70 law at my drug store at No.
80 West 18th st. IN the Third var1 ~
the city OF Topeka Shawnee county Kau-
sas Is now on file in the Office OF the pro-
bate Judge OF said county. and that said
petition Will be heard before the probate
court house in the city OF Topeka on
Ihursdayy the 18th day Of November. "A.
D. 1ec& az - o'cfock a m
CHAS b J0SLIN. Applicant
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You viii take notice that nv ratatsnr
for permit to sell intoxicating Horrors
according to Law. at my drug store az No
SO Kansas avenue. in the Second war ~
sas- IL now 90 file in the Office OF the pro-
bate Judge OF said county. and that eafd
petition viii be heard before the probate
Judge OF said county at his ofrfce in ths
court house IN the city OF Topeka on
WEDNESDAY. the nth day OF Noveuber
A ID. 1908. at - O'Clock a. m
~ p KUHN Applicant
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CITATION

First published in The Topeka State
Journal October =. 1851
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

JAMES B. HAYDEN, JeweIer and Opt
clan Couplete stock Of watches dlaa
r1cnds. si1verware. etc Eyes examfnel
and sDectzcles properly fitted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

RexaU Mucu-TOue comes in two
Sizes. sec and 500 We urge Won 70
trJ # Fred A Snow. druggist 5zs
Kansas avenue Topeka
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WANTrIG-STrTaT
WANTED-Stenozrapk posttion 9y COM
peCsut male ste1Ogra pner- Add Nj b O1 rIlAI
THOROUGHLY competent stenOgrapher
desires position. can keep any form OF
books no position desired al less Ehau
SO month Address H c. care Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Patrons OF the orpheum viii
have their last chances 10 ace this
woek'a vaudeville bin tonight and
tomorrow. Monday afternoon a
new btu. headed by Verne a Verne.
Australian singers aud dancers.
goes ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

thrliHle'a dogs aud ponioa, In.
elading Tom, the talkiiey pony. VIII
be seen a the Star theatre next
Week, Other new acts 10 so on
Monday are Cnmmlna a Gore. Alva
York, the Manning Twin Sisters.
aud Howe a Edwards This week
bill closes tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

-. nennIar cenesft.

-. Noor theatre at three
~ ,amerrow afternoon Shero
&c.,. II. Mace the last Vt the win
VII a. a.. "a SUNDAY afternoon con,
'et -, = the Seattle symphony or.
csFs me season has been a
ehfsu. .sfi.tlc aueeesa aud reRu
sl'es a..s,rs OF these popular con.
~ wlll hook forward 70 their g.
c'fss ., "a Al the beginning Of the
sas'f ssss,a Tomorrow pruEram
~ = 4 complete repetition OF
vi T,..-aay nighta symphony
ssa I'd i've numbers, with H.
E''sHxsnthsl a. the soioist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22


u..Asss Kslcsy and Effio shan.
l's wlIl be seen In Tho Walls OF
-, ,''..s ~ ana -nrldge AZ The Moore
49,. next week The Walls OF
,.s,Sse~ 10 BE- SVEN Monday Tues.
a." "Wednesday. THURSDAY aud
80 su...sss matinee. and "ilrldge
ss,.hInr out The week With per
s.s.snees Fsiaay uight saturday
Afternoon n and SATURDAY aisht
u.~h~ft Kelcey aud Etfic shan
- are playen Of known merit
- lhesr appearance here Il an
-. engthy Of special notice,
"a xslls d Jericho IL an Eng
- .ssssy drama b Alfred saira,
20 has been successful ON both
"a. 4 ne Atlantic "tridsp Is
= AlIesA Ramsey. and Is said "a
s,-ssle many unusually strong
scrneA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Win 4 company containing a
,umbef Of players seen here last
year. and said 20 b excellent a.
! vhaAe the WaxneFsan spectacle
4 4parslfzI returns to the Grand