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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
MISSIONARIES
REPORTED SAFE

BOSTON. April 80. - Tire
safety Of Mrs Rome Lambert
and her American companions
at tfadjin was reported today
by W. W. pest. a member Of
tire Turkish missions with
headquarters at constantincpls.
who eableo 10 the foreign mis-
sion board. appealing for funds.
Martial ls~ Is preserving
quiet az Adana ard the HsdHn
rioters have been put down.
Missionaries and their property
there are safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

ter a comp av rcnt nj twelve
hours AZ the other ord N tho route
was ono 0i the conditions Tho
fret prize u llzI9 cash. second
t225 aud ibird fl75
Tho Nome river has opened in
several places and "a scarcity Ui
snow nt Grand Central pans due ~
the uarm weather. Will cause d
Hfueiliur contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

nv taitsa rrcsal
THE HAGUE. April SO "A hulle'
tln issued &c noon guday states that
Queen Wilhcimlua ~ Holland a.
resting easily following The hrih ~
her Slaughter aud thar no compli
cations are expected There D.
Ervat rejosciug over the blrth of the
heir. a. n prevents the possibility
% the passage 20 Tho reiEulnK
dynasty 60 German house. an
event greatly feared hy ihe Dutch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

NOME Alaska. April 800 The
osasoiniiOn dog nnco from here tn
kruFauaoa Hot spriugu aud return
began yesterday morning. and t0
might tho winners are expected tO
return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
NEGRO SUSPECTS
HUNG BY M0B

DALLAS Tex April Ed Tbsae
nrfrooa we're removed from ~ All
ut Marshall Tor. today bg a Xxx
and hanged Tho uorroes eors y,
cuaed Of killing Deputy ghsd6
Huffman nnd Holndlag DeoBtt
Sheriff raHrl !snt Nondag
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Correspondents % publications
can not Be considered agents Of
such Ia actious for damages for
hheious statements. according 20
n ruling BY Federal Judge Evans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

Are you considering solng into
buslnrssf ~ 70, zee page o. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30

White and Colored Bed Spreads
AZ Prices never before quoted In Seattle on
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sHREWD HOUSEWIVES.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-30
Lace Curtains


HOTELS, RoomlNo HOUSES AND THE
sHREWD HOUSEWIVES, do you want to
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do you will attend the greatest lace curtain
sale ever held In Seattle from money saw.
ing point The place-THE BEE HIVE.
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OF patterns TO select from great value at
Coo. SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE 3gc
White Lace Curtains. yards long, made good
and wide, great value for 81 co. SPECIAL
FOR THIS SALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S
White and Ecru Lace Curtains. 3 yards long.
made extra wide. good value for 81 rs.
SPECIAL For THIS SALE .. oSs
white and Ecru Lace Curtains az yards
long. made extra wide. great value for
$3.50 SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE al 10
White Lace Curtains, 81 yards long. extra
vide, great variety Of patterns 10 select
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Comforters and Blankets

AZ prices that will tempt YOU 20 buy. n not for
present for future use
We ask your attention. HOTELS, ROOM.
ING HOUSES and the sHREWp HOUSE.
WIVES.
Comforiors. filled with pure white cotton
tied with best quality yarn. silkoline cover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28

by this time hard down to the tasks
of the training routine. He is working
hard The disappointment attendant
to the calling eff of his bout with Sam
Langford is still keen, for his ambi-
ton was to wipe the negro slate clean
as polished enamel; but for the indulg-
ence in this disappointment he now
into the best possible shape for Jack
Johnson. He is not lodging the duty.
The reports from the coast state
that Johnson is laboring witt.
the weights early and late, that
he is sparring hard and long, that he is
these reports are somewhat exaggerat-
ed, for in blunt truth Fighter never
did and never will do all the tedious,
laborous and incessant labor that the
graphic correspondents love to de-
scribe. If they did, and had to. i'm
fight they would think twice and
might decide upon the alternative OF
going to jail for VACANCY When
fighter insists that he is training hon
estly and conscientiously, he doesn't
mean to declare that he is breaking
union hours Usually he means that
he is putting in alb two good. indus
trious hours daily; that he Is staying
home nights, isn't drinking heavily
and is cutting his tobacco allowance to
about two cigars a day. The rest of
| the description in the words of the
turf tout, runs from the end book,
which, In this case, means that it goes
to boost the show
| Johnson's friends believe that the
negro win have no trouble in dispos
ing of the middleweight champion, but
they are not counseling him to neglect
his condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28

at the near approach of the grape har-
vest and secured a number Of girl
pickers. Our younger male menega-
ton became smitten with these female
harvesters and nightly were seeking
their company. 1t was sad day for
the boys when they were sent home,
but the boys not to be outdone had
them come down and attend a
dance and had the girls remain from
Friday until Sunday morning when
they all departed for their homes in
Fit Madison.
There will be several business
changes in Nauvoo soon. A number
of our people have not yet secured
their supply Of coal. When the troll
ley comes there will be no need of be-
ing anxious about coal during the win
ter months.
Our people are putting up a lot of
fruit of a few different kinds grown in
Nauvoo. The varieties matured here
this year are few and the housewives
are putting up all they can.
Many fishing parties were out last
Sunday and now Nauvoo is well sup.
piled with the fnny tribe The ladies
who accompanied the different parties
evidently caught the major part of the
fish
1t is said that the shipping part of
the grape harvest was anything but
satisfactory to the growers this year.
It is about time for the growers to
organize and ship their own grapes
Many hundreds Of baskets are hanging
on the vines at this writing, which
viii all be converted into wine.
very fair amount OF cider will BE
made in Nauvoo this fall.
Several marriages are to occur in
| Nauvoo before Christmas One is that
OF a prominent Nauvoo merchant and
a popular Keokuk young lady who
makes frequent visits to Nauvoo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
O,HARA TALKS
OF COMING MATCH
Odds Favor ketchel in His Fight with
Jack johnson, coIored Heavy
weight.
by Barratt OiHara.)


CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Those who de-
sire to risk their money on the white
man as against the negro can get 5
to 2 ON Stanley Ketchel in his forth
coming battle with Jack Johnson
Some wagering at the odds quoted is
reported from San Francisco. and
understand that little money has
been placed in Chicago and ether
cities in the middle-west. The gen,
eraI disposition, however. seems to be
to let KetcheI go into action SHINY
backed. If he wins, all join in the hur-
rahing. If he loses, no one out much
IN purse, hence no one hurt very much.
It's a great scheme. It's a bully, safe
way of playing with fire.
Ketchel has been on the western
coast for several days now and ne If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
ECZEMA DEF|ED
SIX HOSPITALS
Doctors Of Two Continents Could
Make No impression on 1orturing
Skin Disease All Treatments
Failed for Nineteen Years.
THEN CUTlCURA CURED
SWIF TLY AND EASILY

II contracted my disease at school
in London. England. when l was four
teen years old II am now thirty
three. My father put me under the
care Of our family physician who dag
nosed my disease as itch. But after
receiving any benefit, I was advised
to go 70 hospital. ! attended the
- Hospital, London. Then and on
two other occasions, without nv get
ting any benefit. they treated me for
eczema My next attempt was trying
different ointmsnts from doctors and
druggists Then tried patent medicines.
Il passed examinations for govern
ment situations but was finally re-
iected at the medical examinations.
After three attempts to enlist in the
British army / succeeded at last but was
discharged on account Of my eczema.
The disease was confined to face. srTns
and legs, my face being actually raw at
years ago, but my face became worse.
u possible When in New York City
was advised to go to Hospital.
whence ! was sent to the Hoepital
In Brooklyn was put under the care Of
Professor -- but this also added to the
number OF unsuccessful attempts. /
returned home 70 England and tried the
AOSpAt04, Adsct pOOf. TIC
Hospital, London. also the world-famed
London -- Hospital, but without get
ting cured. came back to America
6ve years ago / had overlooked the
Cuticura Remedies dozens Of times.
but three months ago / decided to give
Cutioura a trial and l can safely say
am cured OF one OF the most torturing
skin diseases man ever had. Richard
Curiey. New Canaan, Conn, Jan. 10, 'oa."
II am familiar with Mr.. Curiev'e
case and his cure and believe his state
ment to be true. John F. Burke, New
Canaan, Conn.,
NOTE - All the names LETT blank
are given IN full in Mr.. Curley's letter.
Complete External and internal Treatment for
Every HrEcr consists OF Cuttcura Soap C,Sc j 10
CeAase The Skin. cuticurz osntmert t50c) 70 Heal
the Ska and CuticurA Resoyers t5ocy tor 10 ti2e
form % Chocolate Coated Pifs z5c Der Wal Of 6Ol
20 Purity the Blood. Potter Drug Chem Corp
Sole Props. Boston. MRns
- Nailed Free. 32-pase book giving description.
treatment ana cure OF torturne. danguring humans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
Movement on Foot For the Building of
an Opera House on MulhoIiand
Street at a Cost Of Sew
en- Thousand Dollars.
WINE MAKING SEASON
Trolley is Lying Dormant at Present
Awaiting the Completion of
Engineers Survey Of
the Road.

NAUyOO, H.. Sept 2s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Artie Schneider are the proud
parents OF bouncing boy baby. the
welcome visitor arriving on last
Thursday. Art is member OF the
Nauvoo Band and the boys are going
to make him do the handsome in
honor OF the coming little musician.
There are prospects ahead for new
opera house to be built on Mulholland
street in the center Of the business
district It is proposed to form a
stock company of fourteen with
shares Of $500 each. They are all to
be Nauyoo men and outsiders are try
ing to get on the ground floor. The
people who propose to bui'd this
house are all responsible and the
opera house is almost an assured fact.
There is some building going on In
Nauvoo and much viii be done in
this line II the trolley Is assured.
Strangers are numerous in Nauvoo
these days. probably looking up To-
cations with trolley prospects.
A moving picture show gave an en-
tertainment IN the city hall last Sum-
day evening, attended by a fairly siz-
ed crowd. Is seems that Sunday night
shows are about all Nauvoo gets.
The Judicial election for supreme
Judge In Nauvoo last Saturday result
ed as follows: Cooke, Democratic,
15s; Mcclure. Republican, 70 and Han
ley, socialist, 3. There were 242
votes cast.
The Nauvoo band gave its last con-
cert contracted on last Saturday
evening. Although the weather was
cool An unusual large crowd was pres
ent TO listen TO the music. Our people
as well as our business men are sorry
that the concerts are TO be discontinue
ed and nearly all are wishing for Sat
urday afternoon concerts. 1t would
be a paying venture for our business
men
The Nauyoo Band may be engaged
to play at Warsaw On October 20
The band would be a drawing card
from this section
JOS. 0chsner. Jr., who went 10
Bloomfield, Iowa, some time ago,
seems to be making good in the base
ball line. He went there TO twirl
and in many Of the games came out
victorious. Recently he pitched for
the Pirates OF Bloomfield against the
Maccabees OF Ottumwa and came out
with flying colors in q hard pitched
battle. All glory to Nauvoo boy.
The grape harvest for both wine
making and shipping will soon be at
an end. The wine making is in full
blast at the present writing and 1t is
estimated that almost 100000 gallons
of wine will be manufactured in Nau-
VOC this year.
The laundry conducted near the
st. Mary's academy building and con.
nected with this institution is now in
operation and doing splendid work
Public patronage Is also asked for.
The Nauvco trolley is lying dormant
now, but new developments will occur
as soon as the engineers complete the
work of this summers survey. II
looks more promising than the Reo
kuk water power scheme and we looR
for the trolley to be built in the yer,
near future.
The Adams Express company have
changed agents in Nauvoo. Chas. e
.Bidamon has retired and John Rein
bold instated
C. ]. Baxter went to Fl. Madiso,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
IL and IA N. Fourth Street
BOTH PHONES

600 900. The new bank will take the
name of the First National The deal
was consumed through the purchase
by John McHugh and his associates
of the First National The stock is
owned by Chicago packers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28
Two Iowa Banks Join Hands

Sioux City-The Iowa State Nation
al bank yesterday absorbed the First
National formerly an institution with
an aggregate of deposits of over So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-28

MELISSA:
The only -four ever had any luck with
y Gold Medal Flour. LUCINDA
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

tariff rates. 1t meets only partly the
expectations raised in the last nation
al campaign. Yet it brings relief.
For months, at the most trying
business period of the last two trying
years, the tariff bill has added uncer-
tainty to uncertainty, has unsettled
everything that was in the way to be
settled and mast a shadow over every
rift that might be breaking through
the clouds.
TT has stopped capital, paralyzed
enterprise, palsied labor. 1t has kept
the banks full of money and the fac
tories working en- half time.
Now, at least, everybody knows
what to reckon with. Now, whether
good, bad or indifferent respectable.
passable or utterly despicable, the bill
is there-a finished certainty"
Record Herald.
There is no political Who's Who
of sufficient candor to tell us of the
mattoes of our statesmen, but IL ac-
tions speak louder than words, the
matto of Senator Aldrich is: 'Au-
dacity, always aucac1ty.'
THE latest instance o. Aldrichian
is his attempt to make the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

senate believe that the emasculated
and devitalized tariff commission pro-
vision is not only satisfactory, but
really stronger , an the original one.
True, the conferees were notorious
ly opposed to the idea of tariff COM
mission or to anything which even
squinted toward it.
Still, Senator Beverfdgs did well to
the tariff commission bill.
We fancy the event" will demonstrate
the need Of pressing It, and we fancy
that Aldrich and company will not be
found smoothing the way for business
like and scientific tariff making in the
future"
Business Men Relieved.
While the Payne tariff bill, they de-
clare, is no: 'Just what 1t might have
been," Chicago captains Of industry
last night breathed a sigh of relief.
AS to the merits Of the new law, To-
cal merchants. bankers and business
men were outspoken in their denoun-
citation.
''The lumber industry will move
along smoothly enough under the new
tariff law, it's pri fisions scaling down
the duty on lumber slightly" said
John E. Burns, president of the John
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

e. Burns Lumber Co. The final adj
justment Of the matter, in any event,
will come as relief to thu CONNER
Icial and business world. believe in
dustrial conditions viii be benefited
to some extent by the removal of the
cloud of uncertainty"
A "Gigantio Fraud"
John @. Shedd, president OF Mar
shall Field & Co, described the tariff
revision as a gigantic fraud.
THE new tariff law. in my opinion,
is one Of the greatest frauds ever
perpetrated on the American public"
said Mr.. Shedd. "The tariff revision
apparently was figured out for the
benefit of certain favored interests.
Chicago's representatives in Washing
ton, IT seems, did little IL Anything, TO
properly serve their constituency in
the matter, some of our congressman
being openly active in the enemies'
camp"
ut is some consolation at any rate
to know that the tariff matter has been
definitely settled in some way" said
Andrew McLeish member of the firm
of Carson, Pirie, Scott e. Co.
@ Forum Want Ada. Gs, Results. q
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
THE GOOD AND
THE BAD FRIEND
One Thinks OF You, the
Other OF Herself.

THE right and the wrong kind of
friends have had volumes written
about them. but really the difference
between them can be defined in one
sentence. The right kind of friend
thinks OF your interests. the wrong
kind OF her own.
Are you business woman working
hard for small salary? Don't go
with the girl who Is always urging
you to spend money. Does she ever
sit quietly and talk with you and en-
JOY your personality and your conver-
sation? No; she wants TO go to an
expensive hotel for lunch or take a
taxi ride or so to the theater all the
time II you say you cannot AFFORD
she answers that she has no moro
money than you.
But that is no answer. II she
chooses to spend her last cent and 60
on working up to the day that she dies
that Is her c,ncern The world is full
of sports feminine t that-who
spIurge on very little and make fun Of
those who don't, but they usually have
a gray and bitter ending. A true
friend would enjoy your society for
the sake Of your own individuality and
help you to save money ii you need to
do 1t.
Are you of a reckless frame of mind,
quick to act and then to regret II az
terward7 Then your bad friend is the
equally reckless woman who urges you
on. and the one you should go with is
the quiet, prudent woman who holds
you back and makes you think.
Are you OF an undomestie frame Of
mind. rather masculine and aggressive? !?
Then the worst person on earth you
can choose as friend is the one who
is like you.
The society OF a gentle. refined wo-
man is what you need, together with
the entry to cheerful, well kept homes.
No bohemia or studio life is good for
you II you wish to keep yourself well
balanced
And. after all. our enemies are those
that seek to tip our scales and destroy
our balance.
Think well of these things before
you choose :'our friends win they
pull you down or raise you up?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

pies meeting 6:45; evening service,
7:45; subject, How To Come To Jesus
midweek prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock; all are welcome.
Scandinavian Free church, corner of
Fourth street and Third avenue north; !;
Rev. s. Wuflestad, pastor Morning
service 10:45; evening service 7:45;
young peoples meeting at O'Clock;
mfdweek prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at o'clock; all welcome.
Gethsemane cathedraI-Ninth Sunday
after Trinity, morning prayer and SER
mon at IL o'clock.
First Church of Christ, Scientist -
Services at 10:45 a.. m, Unitarian
church, corner Seond avenue and Ninth
street south. subject, Spirit; Sunday
school at IL; Wednesday / yening meet
ing at 7:45 Beading room. Edwards
building, room As, second floor. Hours
1870 to 4:sO every afternoon except
Sunday.
Baptist and CongregaronaH-The un-
ion services Of the Baptist and Congre-
gational churches will be held in the
Congregational church at 10:30 a. m
tomorrow. The Bible school at IL noon
The mid week meeting at 7:45 .. m
Wednesday.
First Baptist church-The members
OF the First Baptist church will meet
with the First Congregational church
people for the morning service to-
morrow at the First Congregational
church The sermon will be preached
by Rev w. r. Anderson, Baptist state
secretary for North Dakota, at 10:30;
Sunday school in the First Baptist
church as usual at ~ o'clock; Young
Peoples service at 7:3O p. m.
First N. IL. Il. church, corner Fourth
avenue and Roberts street. Evening
service AT ~ - WITH -7vI'~', Fay-
guage by Rev. Schurs from Concor-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

Swedish Baptist church; B. L, Carl
ton, pastor.--Morning service 10:45;
subject, The Cannanite Woman; sun
day school at IL o'clock noon: b. X.
p. U. at p. m; evening service 7:45;.
l.. w. Anderson. general missionary
for North Dakota, viii speak at the
evening service. All welcome.
The Glad Tidings Mission, 122 Front
street. Prayer and class meeting at
10:30 a. M; Sunday school at 8. p.
M: open air service at ID M: pen-
tecostal meeting In the mission hall
at p. M; all are cordially invited to
these services. the poor and strangers
especially @. E. McCracken. pastor
Pontoppidan Norwegian Lutheran
church, Fourth street and Fourth ave-
nue. north: 81 Romsdahi. pastor
Sunday morning service begins at
1890 with Sunday school Immediately
after service. Evening service begins
7sA5; the pastor will preach at both
services; prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at the residence OF A. Trova-
ten, s43 Seventh avenue south: MIDI
week service every Thursday evening
8 o'clock; congregational business
meeting Monday evening, Aug. ..
Swedish Luther. Elin Church,
Rev. N o. Grunden. pastor; residence,
0ol Third avenue north Morning SER
vice at 10:s0 o'clock every sunday ex-
cept the second Sunday in each month.
Sunday school at l2. evening service
every Sunday at o'clock sharp. All
who understand the Swedish language
are cordially welcome to worship with
us.