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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-02-17
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIKI

State of Washington, for King Coun-
ty. Notice and Summons.
Aurora Land Company, a corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. Unknown Owners, and
all persons unknown, if any, having
or claiming an interest in and to the
hereinafter described real property,
defendants.-No. -
State of Washington to the above de-
PENDANTS and each of them:
You and each of you, as owners,
claimants or holders of an interest or
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-02-17
MY PLATFORM
HONESTY
DECENCY
EFFICIENCY
ECONOMY
FOR COUNCILMAN
Information to Voters

Eugene Way theoris. Has aclean Public Record.
Has the of his convictions Will not tolerate graft
Seattle in territorial days. Should be elected
his public record Does sdesp important Public Questions
Eugene Way the original Legislator for Free Kndergar-
Made School Books free to the children Of Seattle Believes
Honesty and Decency Assisted building
Seattle from village city family has five children
City Council passed
the first Bonding ordinance providing Municipal Garbage
Believes that all Street Improvement work should be done by
citizens under civil service rules
Eugene Way member of the State Legislature worked
and voted for law aboishng Capital Punishment
During the session of the legislature worked and voted
for law protecting employees and guaranteeing their right to be-
long to Labor Unions
member of the Legislature worked and for
that created the first Bureau of Labor this state
Worked and voted for law establishing eighthour day
all Public Work
Eugene Way is opposed to the establishment of VICE
Districts Voted in the City Council against leasing public
Street Immoral Purposes.
Began his fight against VICE DISTRICTS when
Moore Mayor
Continued his fight against VICE DISTRICTS during Mayor
Milers Term
Will continue his fight against VICE and GRATING no
matter who may be Mayor
Eugene Way 1896 spent both time money fighting
opposed establishment the
Cedar River Water System.
1899 published newspaper that aided materially
establishment of the present Municipal Light
Plant
many years has worked constantly consistently
both the Lake Washington Canal and the Duwamsh Waterway
both Of which will in the future become realities.
Eugene w. Way Campaign Committee
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Jewell and Emma ]. Fair. defendants
You and each of YOU are hereby sum-
moned to appear within sixty (60) days
after the date of the first publication
of this summons, ro-wit, within sixty
days after the 18th day of January, 1911,
and defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff and serve a
copy of your answer upon the under
signed attorneys for plaintiff at. their
office below stated; and in case of your
failure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint which has been
filed with the clerk of said court. The
object of this action is to foreclose
chattel mortgage on a white mare known
as Babe" a sorrel horse known as
Dick" and two delivery wagons.
F. !. CARVER and JOHN SLATTERY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
314-15-16 Northern Bank & Trust Co.
Bldg, Corner Pike and Westlake, Sc
attic, King County, Washington.
Jan. Feb "a, 1911.
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A. J. SPECKERT,

State of Washington, in and for King
County. Summons by Publication.
Oscar r. Jensen & Co., Inc, plaintiff, VS..
Fred B. Jewell and Emma J. Fair, de-
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tendantS.-NO. r.
The State of Washington to Fred B.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Is cents Tor your trOuble.

If you bring In two subscribers ! viii
give you so cents, and so forth Did
you ever hear of more liberal offer
than this1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14

Here is chanel to employ your time
at big profit Suppose you was able
to get me Il subscribers per day; that
would be $500. How can you mais
s. per day any cheaper than this1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Accident to Jabe

Jabe Tucker had a peculiar expert
ence with his old spotted COW last Tues
day. The cow amt been feelin very
we'll recent, and Jabe thort perhaps If
he give her a dose of COW medicine
which he had on hand she would perk
UP and give more milk, so he asked
Hank Dewberry to hold UP the cows
head while he poured the medicine
from the bottle down her neck Hank,
he got the cows head in posishion, but
when she tasted the medicine she tossed
her head to one side and slammed Hank
against the side of the stall, which like
to have broke his back, after which
Hank departed in deep disgust and told
Jabe if he wanted that cows head held
up, he could get somebuddy else to
do it.
Jabe then made up his mind to fool
the COW, so he mixed the medicine in
some bran mash and give it to her
that way. She just loves bran mash, so
when Jabe set the pail with the bran
mash and the medicine in it before
her she rammed her nose into il half
way to her ears, then throwed I'D her
head and sneezed right in Jabe's face
which like to have knocked him down.
Jabe got bran mash spattered over him
from head to foot also in his eyes and
ears, and he was so doggoned mad that
he kicked the COW couple of times and
went to the house to clean the bran
mash often hisself When the COW tast-
ed the medicine in the bran mash she
refused to eat it, and Jabe says if She
don't want to take her medicine she
can remain sick. for all of him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Society

Miss Sally Hoskins, our poet writer,
will give a reading of her own works in
the Bingville church next Satterday
eve'g for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
Society, the proceeds to 60 towards
paying off something on the pastors
back salary, which is back nearly three
years. A small admisshion fee of 5
cents per head will be charged. Sally
has dashed off some beautiful poems in
the past, the best of which she will read
on this suspicious occashion. Several of
Sally's poems have been published in
the Bugle and she managed to get two
in one of the Co. seat papers several
years ago. Sally will read poems on
Spring" Summer" Autumn" and
Winter" also others on the following
subjeclSts: Love-" ''Matrimony'' and
House Cleaning" The one on House
Cleaning" is very comic. After Sally
has read her poems refreshments will
be served, consisting of doughnuts and
coffee, but these will be charged extry
for. This is a rare treat, don't fail to
go and thus help along a worthy cause.
Miss Amelia Tucker, Bingville's
reigning society queen, has sent out in
vites for tafy pull to be give at her
home on Thursday ev'g of next week.
This brilliant social function will wind
UP the doings of society in Bingville
this season with one grand finale, as
you might say. A big COB of taffy will
be made, and no pains or expense will
be spared to make this event one of the
most brilliant which has occurred in
our midst this season. After the taffy
has been pulled and all ct UP, such
games as Copenhagen, post office and
drop-the-handkerchief will be played
until the guests present are almost ex-
hausted, after which they will dispense
to their various homes, conscious of a
delightful evg.
Mrs. Eph Higgins, wife of our ac-
commodating postmaster, give a little
tea party to few of her select friends
last Wednesday afternoon, at which tea
and waters was served. Them as was
not invited to this tea party was a good
cal put out about it, while them as was
present say that the waters was de-
licious, but that the tea was so strong
they could hardly drink it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Country Correspondence
PECKAM'S RIDGE

Alonzo Peckam took trip to the Co.
seat last month. Alonzo usually man.
ages to go to the Co. seat every spring
about this time, whether he has any
business there or not. Alonzo likes to
see what changes has took place at the
Co. seat from time to time
Miss Abigail Brancomb, whose hair
almost all come out after an attack of
typhoid fever, has recently purchased a
new switch, which don't match what
little hair Abigail has got left, but as
she says, 1t is better than no hair at all
Lige Peters almost purchased a pig
from Ransom Hoover last week. Lige
offered Ransom SAYS for the pig but
Ransom wanted SIS, so you see there
was only a quarters difference betwixt
EN-, but as Ransom wouldn't come down
and Lige wouldn't go up, there was no
transacshion.
Emily Hanse, wife of Sam Hanse of
Snake Bend, Sundayed with Mrs. Jer-
ry Brown of the Ridge last Sunday,
and would of Mondayed with Mrs.
Brown also, but she had to return home
to feed the hens.
1t is reported that we are to have a
new school house in our midst before
next fall We are glad to hear this,
being as District No. 5 school house is
a good ways off for the children to
walk through the deep snow.
Mrs. Susan Wilkins has purchased a
new wood stove for her kitchen, for
which she paid Sis. Susan says the
stove would be all right in every respect
if it didn't smoke so. She says it makes
her eyes water ami sneeze every time
she tries to cook a meal.
Jed Skillings is suffering from boil
on his neck at present. Because of the
boil Jed is not able to wear boiled
shirt on Sundays.
These are all the news items which
have occurred in our midst recently.
More anon.
Elk PLURIBUS UNUM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Local BrevitieS

Harve Hines, our tonsorial barber, is
doing a rushin business these days.
Harve says he has cut enuff hair often
peoples heads and chins to nearly fill a
bed mattress in the last two weeks.
Hez Andrews went to take a chew of
plug tobacker last week and cracked
his upper set right in two, so that the
teeth fell outen his mouth in two sec
shions. When Hez examined the to-
hacker he was good cal surprised to
find a nail in it. Hez took the teeth
and the nail to Hen Weathersby's store
where. he purchased the tobacker and
wanted Hen to pay for new set, but
Hen refused and Hez now saws that
after this he will buy his tobacker else
where.
Bale Hawkins while Singing his hen
house went to strike at a nail with a
hammer and hit the nail, but it was the
wrong nail, being as it was Bales
thumb nail, smashing same so that it
has turned black and Bale says he reck-
ons the nail will come off if he gives
it time enuff. There is no tellin now
when Bale will finish shingling the hen
house
Back copies of the Bugle for sale at
this Office at the ridickulus price of two
for 5 cents each. These back comics
must be closed out at once in order to
make room for new stock. Some Of
these Bugies is IS years. old and others
younger. You don't know what a treat
it is to read what took place in Bing-
vile IS years ago, until you read some
of these Bugles. Here is a chanel to
get lot of reading matter very cheap.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Personal Items

The roads is dry in some spots and
not in others
This is a nice spell of weather we
are having at present and we hope it
will continue indefinite. 1t is almost
warm enuff to set down on the grass
and vet we wouldn't advise you to do
so until the ground gets thoroughly
dried out, being as you might ketch a
cold in your chest
Miss Mollie Tucker has been taking
a spring tonic for quite while back
and saws she feels like a new woman
as a result. Before taking the tonic
Mollie was very languid.
Mrs. Henderson, one of Bingville's
most handsomest widows, has set flve
duck eggs under one hen, which she
expects to come off soon.
Slime Cooper has put three new pick
cts on the fence in front of his house,
and now Slime wants to know why his
nabers don't repair their front fence
like he's done. We reckon they are
taking their time like him, being as
them pickets have been often Shines
fence for the last four years.
Doc Livermore had severe stomach
ache one day last week. Doc had on
hand some new stomach ache medicine
he had jest put up, but he didn't take
none of it, being as he said he would
prefer to try it on somebuddy else
first.
Cy Hoskins, while shaving hisself in
a hurry last Sunday morning, so as to
get to church on time, accidentally cut
the top often wart on his chin, which
bled dreadful and Cy couldn't stop it
AS a result he didn't get to church,
but stayed at home and INDUCED in mild
profanity instead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
f we only had 800 subscribers,

if we only had 500 subscribers,
who would keep their subscrip-
shions paid up, we could live like
a prince, and waller in the lap of
luxury, as you might say. We
would not then have to desert our
post in the Bugle office when fnan-
cial stringency overtakes US, to go
out and work at odd Jobs here and
there, in the sweat of our brow,
in order to make both ends meet.
Pause in your tracks, gentle
reader, and consider what a offul
calamity it would be if there was
no Bingville Bugle in Bingville.
Who would then chronicle the
birth of your child, or your mar
riage, or the thrilling details of a
church sociable, or the weekly do
ings of the Bingville social set?
Who would know when a dog fight
took place on Main street, or when
a! woman purchased a new bonnet,
or man a new pair of pants, or
when a hen house was repaired, or
who Sundayed outen town, or that
Bill Hepburn went to the Co. Seat
and come home full as a goose, or
the latest escapade of Bud Hinck-
ley, who amt quite right in his
head?
If it wasn't for the Bingville
Bugle, you wouldn't hear from
Snake Bend, or Sorrow Hollow,
or Slab City, or Lands End in
month of Sundays. No, you
would go to seed and grow up in
ignorance and despair. Bingville
wouldn't never be heard of outside
of the Co., if it wasn't for the
Bugle. We are doing a noble
work, if we do say it ourself, but
we will be dog goned if we are
going to work ourself to death do
ing a noble work for nothin, which
is why we call your attenshion in
closing to the advertisement before
menshioned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Is Your Dog Licensed

As constable of Bingville It Is my
duty to notify you that If you have not
already paid your dog license (if you
have a dog) you had better do so az
once or abide by the consequences. The
consequences is that if you don't pay
your dog license within the next 10
days 1t will become my duty to shoot
him dead or otherwise exterminate him
in his tracks on sight with my six
shooter revolver at the first opportun-
ity. Bingville dog licenses are s. per
each, and if you have a dog that you
consider is worth s. you had better
pay your license immediate. The only
way to get out of paying the full
! amount of your dog license that | know
of is to see me personal and talk the
matter over. Perhaps we can come to
some terms or other that would be
satisfactory to both of us. Otherwise
you may wake up some morning and
find your dog dead. See me at once,
as the matter all lays in my hands.
SETH DEWBERRY,
Bingville. Town Constable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14

For want of something better tc
write editorial about in this
weeks Bugle, we will talk about
our circulashion, if their amt nc
objecshion.
We amt said much about our
circulashion lately being as we
haven't had very much to say. For
some time past it amt been what
it ort to be, but we thort that pos
sibly when spring opened up, it
would be boosted by a few sub
scribers who would pay cash in adj
vance, but such has not been the
case, and so we have decided to
write a burning editorial on the
subject in the hope that perhaps
it will do some good.
When we first started the Bing-
vile Bugle, 10 these many years
agone, we had in the naberhood of
"a 100 subscribers, which included
them as had paid in advance and
them as had not, also a few extra
sample copies each week to be dis
tributed free gratis for nothin.
All that was 80 years or more ago.
Sinst then our circulashion has in
creased, but not as much as it ort
to have did in that time. We re-
fuse to state jest how many sub
scribers we have at the present
writing, being as we did so, the
editor of that pusillanimous sheet
knowed as the Hardscrabble Ban
ner, would probably make sport of
US. Suffice it to say we have be-
tween 800 and 400 bona fide sub
scribers at this time, but when you
consider what we had to start with
this amt a very big increase in 80
years.
For this reason we have decided
to bend Our efforts towards Sc
curing lot of new subscribers at
whatever cost. We have thort up
a scheme to increase the circula-
shion of the Bugle and we hope
you who are not subscribers will
enter into it with as much enthu-
siasm as we do.
In another column of this issue
there appears advertisement
which we dashed off to get new
subscribers and we hope you will
read it carefully in the sanctity of
your own home. Here is a chanel
for you to make something often US
and at the same time boost the
circulashion of the Bugle and thus
make it not only one of the most
metropolitan sheets in the Co.
but also the best advertising medi-
UNI to be found in this naberhood.
We have used up seven sheets of
foolscap paper in figuring out that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
Following Magnificent SubsCTip.
ton Offer, Free to All

To any man, woman or child who Win
bring me In new Subscription for ono
year, accompanied by 81 cash, I win
hand you back
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
ANSWER NE NOT.

All who are outen work, see me at once
Strike while the iron is hot. For fur
Their particulars, see me at the Bingville
Bugle Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
What We Need
IS NEW SUBSCRIBERS

And ! have resolved to resort to des-
perate means to obtain same AZ a
result, read the
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Rem Yort, Z. DECEMBER. Inees
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Gmtnnati Syreitae. ben s. oesember 1911

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