davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13
SEPTEMBER JURIES

The following are the names of the
jurors drawn for this September term
of court:
Grand Jury-Daniel King, Westfeld;
Ed. Bolles, Brunswick; A. H. Kauf->
man, Wadsworth township; Bert j.
McKelvey, Westfeld township; Hiram
Hartman, Wadsworth township; Mil
lard Jones, Lodi village; Paul Baugh-
man, Wadsworth village; Dick Barnes,
Homer township; G. F, Hobart, Medi-
ma village; A. L. Burnham, Medina
village; William Ulmer, Medina vii
lage; Paul Anderson, Medina village;
John Starr, York township; Dee F.
Hunter, Montville township; Cort F.
Musser, Litchfeld township; all return
able September 18th.
Petit Jury-W. Gunsaulis, Wads-
worth village; Perry c. Welton, Chat
ham township; F. j. Spieth, York
township; William Neumeyer, Lodi
village; Chas. Alexander, Wadsworth
village; j. o. Lance, Wadsworth town
ship; Jno. Malaney, Wadsworth town
ship; Fred H. Minger, Litchfeld; E.
A. Firestone, Spencer township; Henry
Barton, Brunswick township; Louie r.
Allen, Wadsworth village; F. P, Mills,
Wadsworth township; G. A. Curtis,
Wadsworth village; Louie Jones, Le-
roy village; E. M. Clement, Medina vii
lage; Jno. Newcomer, Guilford town
ship; M. Hendrickson, York township;
Warren Bridges, Spencer township;
John Mohn, Wadsworth village; all
|returnable September goth.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13

A silver medal contest will be held
III the M. f. church August 25. Two
medals will be given, one to the best
speaker and one to the best rendering
Of piano selection. All speakers are
experienced and all piano contestants
are pupils Of E. }. Miller Of Seville.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13
PRIMARY ELECTION
TAME IN MEDINA

The primary election Tuesday was
an insipid affair here and 'farce" was
the appellation given itat Wads-
worth. IN Medina the election seemed
tozhanS ronanneed TOMS Of in
anition. It was aeneniiez white
around the gills. Interest ebbed low.
However, the Democrats nominated a
full ticket, while the Republicans were
. shy one councilman. The Progress
siye ticket was-Oh, we haven't the
heart.
The Democratic ticket was nomin-
ated as follows:
For Mayor, Scott Bennett; Clerk,
G. M. Cannon; treasurer, c. w. Rein
hardt; marshal, Floyd Pelton; council,
S. T. Chaffee, Geo. M. Denton, Geo.
Gruninger, Geo. Reinhardt, VIM. Kane,
E. B. Underwood; Board of Public At
fairs, Geo. Shane, A. d. Summers and
C. R. Warner; assessor, L. A. Miner.
For school board members, Jay Sar-
gent. and Harry Aylard were nominat-
ed.
On the Republican ticket the pres
ent mayor, L. H. Randall, received the
nomination by a vote of liz. O. 0.
Van Deusen was nominated for clerk
by vote of 297. For treasurer Geo.
S. Simmerman received the nomination
by vote of 181. In the vote for
marshal, John Gates, the present in
cumbent, was defeated by H. l.. Blakes
lee by 10 votes, the former receiving
145 and the latter 215. Only five
councilmen were nominated-F. T.
Burnham, F. w. LaCroix, H. Fl. Root
O. l. Shaw and Dallas Warner, they
being the only ones who received more
than the s per cent of the votes cast
at the previous election, as required
by law. j. r. Moore was nominated
for assessor overwhelmingly, Foi
Board Of Public Affairs, A. G. Marsh
E. r.. Root and w. G. Smith were
nominated. E. B. Splitter and A. d
Aylard were nominated for school
board members, the former receiving
lot votes and the latter 55.
Following is summary Of the re.
suit of the ballot, the number Of votes
cast and the number counted and tai
lied at the primary election held in The
different precincts Of Medina village
on Tuesday Of this week: -
Precinct A-DemOcratic
Mayor Harry Aylard, /; Scott Ben
nett, 8.
Clerk-C. M. Cannon, A.
Treasurer-C. w. Reinhardt, 4.
Marshall John Gates, /; Floyd Pei
ton, A.
Members of Council-Cieo. Rein
hardt, E. B. Underwood; Geo, Denton
S. T. Chaffee, Geo. Gruninger, William
Kane.
Members Of Board Of Public Af
fairs Geo. Shane, A. D. Summers, G
r. Warner
Assessor. "A. Miner.
Precinct B Democratic
Mayor--Perry Cannon, 8; d. r. Pei
ton, 2; Scott Bennett, 1; "A. d. Sum
mers, /.
@ Clerk--C. M. Cannon.
Treasurer-C. w. Reinhafdt s; II
Al, B'akeslee, 2.
Il M 4 X Z \ I y sN Ell
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13
.lnter-city Meet
Brings 23 Horses

The inter-city meet Saturday be-
tween Wellington and Medina brought
together twenty-three horses which
took part in six events. The track was
quite heavy, but still very good time
was made, and some of the finishes
were close. The following is the sum-
mary:
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

Following is the program for the
band concert on Saturday evening Of
this week:
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13

Continued on page Al
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13
W. s. CHAMBERS DEMANDS
REMOVAL OF G. 0. P. MAIL
CARRIERS IN COUNTRY

Democratic president and a Demo
cratic congress it is interesting to
note that 95 per cent of these carriers
are Republicans and only five per
cent. Democrats. At this rate of
change it will take something like for
ty years to get a square deal, that is
95 per cent. Democrats and per
cent. Republicans.
Up TO Congress.
This matter is entirely in the hands
Of the Democratic congress, and it can
make or unmake any law, civil SER
vice included When the members Of
congress take notion they want a
change it will come. At the present
rate the end of Wilson's term would
find 90 per cent. of these rural car
riers Republicans and only ten per
cent. Democrats.
The Democratic party has stood
for this humbug about as long as is
necessary and we miss our guess If
the next six months does not see a
change of front. Every man, be he
Democrat or Republican, knows that
the civil service which covers politi-
Cal appointees, is a sham and was a
trick to perpetuate political workers
in office and not to better the service.
Humbugs never last long and this one
will go the way of all others. After
them should come the multitude Of
other post office employees who get
their jobs without examinations"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13

W. S. Chambers, Democratic chair
man of the Sixth district and editor
Of the New Castle Times, is causing
the small army of Republican rural
route carriers in this district to quake
in their shoes right now.
Until recently they believed that be.
cause they had been performing their
duties in an efficient manner and be-
cause they had been appointed under
the civil service they were in no dan
ger Of losing their jobs.
About a month ago Congressman
Gray made a trip through the district
and when it became known that the
purpose of this pilgrimage was to as
certain ways and means of getting rid
of Republican rural carriers SO that
their jobs could be turned over to
faithful Democrats the anguish and
apprehension of the G. O. P. carriers
was heart rending.
Wants Quick Change.
Yesterday Chairman Chambers
who is Mr.. Grays right hand bower
declared edtoriaIly in the New Castle
Times, that it was high time for the
Republican rural carriers to be look
ing out for other jobs. The editorial
which is regarded as the official no
tice of an impending massacre OF G. o.
p. postal employees, reads
~There are ECO rural mail carriers
IN the state of Indiana. After two years
of an administration dominated by a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13
Try Skin Absorption
Instead of Cosmetics

The constant use of rouge and pow
der invites a cOarsened, roughened
condition Of the skin, eruptions, en-
larged pores. blackheads and wrinkles.
If you've learned this from experience
suppose you quit cosmetics and try
the following:
Ask your druggist for an ounce Of
ordinary mercolized wax and begin
using this tonight. Apply like cold
cream, washing it off in the morning,
Keep this up for a week or two. The
wax will literally absorb the coarse,
colorless or blemished top skin, but so
gradually as not to discommode you
at all. Just as gradually the clear,
velvety, naturally-tint ed underskin
comes to the surface. And mercOl-
ICED wax becomes your everlasting
friend.
For those wrinkles and large pores.
make a face bath by dissOlving an
ounce of powdered saXolite in a half
pint witch hazel. This has remark
able astringent and tonic properties,
and beneficial results come quickly
Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13
Hy0nlei Ends Catarrh Trouble

Catarrh according to noted authority is disease
and only will
back kill and drive the catarrhal
which have found Judgement there When the the
tarrh will
is nothing destroying germs than
ing destroying air of Hyomei pronounced Highoe
Eucalyptus combined
healing antepic and destroying ingredients
ome penetraes and heals the named swollen membranes
completely
sell HyOmei
this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13
Rheum atiSm
Us. g.:

the Remedy that gets at the root
Of the disease and does not injure
the heart
If you are suffering from some
form of Rheumatism or Kidney
disease. you need a remedy for
those diseases only-not a prepare
ton said to cure all the ills of the
body
Come in and get a bottle of
RHEUMA for SO cents. If after
a fair trial you are not satisfied
with results, ask for the return of
your money. That's the basis on
which We sell this standard rem
edy Could you ask any fairer
treatment?
1t is really miraculous the way
RHEUMA takes hold-how sore
muscles timber up and swollen
joints come down to normal con-
dition. 1t is the best remedy
known to drive out the poisonous
Uric Acid in the system, the chief
cause of Rheumatism and Kidney
trouble.
Use of one bottle will convince
you that RHEUMA does all that is
claimed for il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13
Partisan Sage Stops Itching Head

pretty,
of
the would give healthy and
tul luXurant ha-sot fluffy thick and usrousis really
Of If 1t is
If have dandruff
and flakes off Freshen the scalp the
1t is just what needt softens the scalp nouhes the
hair Immediately dandruft
fluffy abundant
cleanse the hair
of this helpful m
hair soft fluffy and abundant hair will
charm and beauty
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13

Marjorie Morgan, of the high school
has written the following on the over
ture which the high school orchestra
will play at the May Festival:
ITO arms. To arms!
It's the bugle's loud call.
To horse! To horse!
Oh! hurry all.
Up and off across the plain,
All, it's a sight grand to see.
When the war god calls out the Light
Cavalry"
When the High School orchestra ap-
pears in the May Festival this year it
will play the Light Cavalry overture.
This overture is one Of Franz Won
Suppes most pleasing works, and as
Won Suppe was ONE of the greatest
composers of operettas, vaudeville and
concert overtures this overture is in
deed very entertaining. Won Suppe did
no real heavy work such as great ora
tOrios, symphonies or operas. He de-
lighted in comic operas and concert
overtures.
The concert overture is a piece to
which the name and form of overture
is applied but is intended for concert
use only and with no special purpose,
in other instances bearing specific
title indicating the composers inten-
ton to illustrate some poetical or le-
gendarv subject The concert over
ture differs from the operate overture
in that the latter is played before the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-13
MlPJORIE MORGAN WRITES ON OVERTURE
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA WILL RENDER

opera and deals with the themes
which are ella borated in the scenes Of
the play afterwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27

terson.
Olive a. Nerh,i from Chss Merkei.
John jackson from 1. Mary Jaekson.
Annie NJ Guiilotte from Adelard Gull
lottc.
J. y Calender from Julia Calender
Reina Fowlr from J v 2 Fowie.
Vora v BELL from Earl Bell
Geo Aldrich from Marie Aidrich
Emily J. Kirkman from wilhert T.
Kirkman.
Joanna Malone from Jo. r. Malone
Margaret Williams from Alfred Will
Hams
Ella Stewart from Eugene r. stewart
Divorce. Asked
Matte Constant vs. Frank s Constant.
on-support.
Annie clark vs. Geo. II. CLARK nom
support
Ethel senser ". Theodore senser
cruelty.
Nora +. Fritchetts vs. George J
Frtchctte non-support.
t.ottie smith vs. Henry A. smith. sea-
support
Nettie Olive HiEgin. IS Alvin q,
Rlaney. non-support
Grace " Mcqueen vs.. Eugene II. Me-
Queen. nou-support.
Anna Bouhert Baker " John Baker.
support.
Clara Jolly vs. Adelaide r Jolly. non
support
lawrence q Nicclai W Eva Dovliax
Nicolai. cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
G. u. REMsBER0.
Its Secretary

Mrs and Mr.. p. c Minor 1917 Denny
way. daughter.
Nj. and ur " co,.. ,s ,sn
az. as,shter
| g., a., ,,. a..
anu Ut Ml'ne'soh' ''Af
! A"'" ave y r. uAhsht't.
1 Mrs ana Mr. u J Harris. f. 18TH st
and Rhvcnna boulevard. daughter
4 Mr.. and Mr. q. win.hip. eoo7 seth
Ave x son
MIR, aud Mr. NJ =. Allen. ass Pasa.
Idena plare son
/ Mrs ana Mr. q II Fulton. s77 san
lave sop
Mr.. ana Mr. W Hammer. si7 Nor
papdio Anartrr,,ts son
Mrs and Mr. x n Prusehansky. sci E.
Pin, At daughter
Mrs and Mr. n Morse. $50 2sth ave
Idausbtcr
Mrs and Mr.. \. s zcmp. eoos
/ Ncrrer AZ son
Mrs ana Mr.. o. Olsen. Seattle city
hrrvt,nt s,r
NJ. and Mr. y Fries aoi5 lsth nv.
* son
Nrs "a NJ rto,ouco tNt- J.rk
son =, son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
nfD ptkr PLACE

WI NDNN -HfaIT u fIna rranulafrd
sugar. sc stall 20. fresh pasteuriEcd
milk &C. a.. g. st. stalls st-sb. best
peanut huttrr. ior 10 stall iso8. ibc
cans pineapple. Zoe Stall 1888 Amer
team HardineH. Z cans itc stall itsT. veal
chops. iehc 10. good hams lie TO-
stalls st-eg. swedish potato sausage :
ihs Csc Stalls 4t.tb. fancy cooking ap-
piles. csc box delivered stalls Ia.
Winter NeliiH pears 60 dos stall se
istao sink. 1sst stall 10. wnmrn'z rub
beers bcr pair stall 81. sample bag ~
coal free stall a.. shoes t-soied 10r 20
fsr. heels .0r and .Sc Stall sals 81 90
nm brelias. kar stan e. bulk mayun-
naise dressing sec lh stall e. best
fresh churntd butter SOC and $50 No.
~tal te. fresh eggs sac dor stall 90.
cottage cheese and hominS. Toe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
BERI.BERI TAKES
LIFE OF SAILOR

PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. IL
The four-masted Norwegian bark
Souverain is in port, after a troub-
lous passage from Liverpool Seven
of the crew we're stricken with bert
bert when Off the California coast.
The vessel put into EnsenRda -
medicine and supplies. and Cart
Swensen and members OF the crew
We're arrested and held over night
by the Mexican authorities. Harr
Shalberg, crew member, died OF the
disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27

MT RDNN IIVn IuTkcya, 7eo IN
1--we. small 1eus. Isc 10 fancy hams lbc
DO link sausage Toe 10 hest flour. GiIs
sack. 700 rolls toilet paper. 2tc. sar-
dimes IN oil cans a5c. lettuce. 3 heads
tr. caulirloNer o heads bc, Olympia
oysters coo ut. large crabs for gGc.
bananas 100 dos host eating apples. Toe
dog. efaubcrrics ibc TO-. pigs feet isc
lh queen olives use pt.. chow chow. 1Gc
at. homr. made mlrcemrat 9 lbs zoe,
nut brittle an kinds. Toe 10 French
nougat 2tC M. kpprrcd salmon lbs
s5c. sweet oranges soc doz.. grapefruit
p fur 9sc. orange and lcmou peel isc ib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
NOTICE or ELECTION
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
SorIcr OF ors gnAL rLrorros


1 . s com ss sss 'T f es"s sa On, ' =
ssa from ''s N: :' Ss % ;s f
80 ii' ' ' S:% s"'a's s 5ssaa i
::1 y i't 81: p ssS i ;.'
s.N''.' sess%' y n 9-m csasss ara seas
sa ' a ~. s' st sf # s. o G s t vs,
y 20 q, cea:s.s
eos , s"f e" ,' ros, D,,s and o. .a,..a9.
q.
quo aa oss a n 'S m 'ss', ." %P ss. -
" :. sp's's ' ssas I'M a 10 ' 20
s:'f e: :; s ' s :. = e: E go
ss .', ,ss re . cent y1 'e =, Sesssy s
..., ne
ne ny; s;ss: '' a.. n. Or '- s' m .s s %
r''rs. ~. fssd. n p.ysbs oai q sisa 10 'a District
' ss S S.S. " ss .. a. f.. :s p e. 81
% ' :; 9s:s 70 -. . ' .';s , 'P,: g ::
' - '. Jun
~ e, ~. s%sa9 q "a sssss i. 81 e e. 's,,. to 'n'da
no. z. :. ;5s.$ : : e.: sIs =: s e:
ses,S sss .ion = xS o. ss e. fo ca s
ro hereafter
~ q = % @ l.
yors
s s &C. i. s s ' f form Vim - 'i':'s
bonds paid ot IN.
o DitrA
% be- O. q
''
Of the o a
f
~ % me Il
bond svs .
81 sns
% for
and
81
IN n
.
% 3
the q
and At s9eh Tim"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27

SATURDAY stalls fs-ss finest "a.
ffrlF hrIHanth~muuls. a. 90 dsE aiali
iit. RES crnp eft she'll mixed nuts i4c
De-. grapefruit frr t&c stalls 1855
cr4nhrrrlrs lhs gtc good coffee.
lhs zsr dried peaches 81 o. iEr prun~s
Zee lh stall fresh cooked crabs Tor
sic. t.oheiess hefrias zee % Alaska cod.
lfs str stalls if.ss best butter. sHc
20 strictly fresh sEEa. btc Dor Kuarnn-
trrd storage sEGs 2 dos CSC. honey. lie
comb stalls D. 8. T. round and 7 bone
steaks ite ~ boiling beet &c ID. pot
react. o. o. Pork roast Toe 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
PUBLIC MARKETS


MONDAY stall 2is ihs pop rorn.
strI lbE Roman maaA use stall zoe.
home made spirsd herrlhF lte 10 fAnry
sisrss racor tsr ~ stall seI fan@y ~rr
pant. re- each. brussels Sprouts lee ~
hian set. beet storage eEHs. ftc dos +.
cream brick cheese. lac 10 stan AL.
beet .@tirE ard cooking hrpics SOC bon
sweet nafri usznEes. aea dor stall tst.
home made apple better itc r. queen
olives. iLr g. STALL -. coffee cakes gtc
dos raraanut bars. itc dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27

BERTHA MELLON. Pastor
VIII Eifs yea a fnfeNeG lecture sunday
evening 1T 7st. Norris Hotel. tstt4
Thifd ave
rnrir cover SO t1ns We shall Rest snd
Meet oar Savior sifh Guiding Angels
- HuniiEht
Followed ~ messages ara ehfistsninE
~ ths flpwer medium.
SPIRITUAL. HoriErT oF SOULS
RELATION TO Uon
BERTHA NEfsRoN. Pastor
WIN rive You farewell i~etars a. 8
o % Hunday % 1919 Fourth ave-
followed ~ chrisfrrlnE iittie chiidren
9th flowers 90 tfa
Test anf circles Htlt 30 given ~
BERTHA SEtkoN
-anf.
= u HwEETFEn
f4ftis ehfifren ana fesefs are more
than weicotas o. the afiernoou meeting
Only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
42-Aereage Wanted

A2-hcreage Wanted
WANTED ra near fam ounsf - 5000
fanfh ~ aair Hsnd rash price and
description o. o. hush Minneapolis
~-~~e-~.~4~~ee~~e,~-~
43-Lots for Sale
tt.Ta0 NICK nss. t.roon ssttaEs. On
90 foot fDi. ueaaan hiu
300 Nice. uss. e.foafn houss. on 90
foot Wrafou hiii corner
o. 800 foafn house and p aefss rirh.
cleared land ~ minutes from
city he'll sasr terms
600 Lot queen Anne hiii
notliwEtL 4 chockrIrs msis ~. go
fs-Mortgage Loans
,gs s l9ss;,,esa, g s,s ~ - eses;
Illegal Notices
iN TitE DISTRICT c0lnT oF TnE
United qtafss fnr the western pistfisi
- washington Nerthrfn Division
so ttgo as HANKHrrrcY
% ths Matter - William tafsan. nank
rupf
10 The creditor. ~ ms above named
bankrupt aHd 90 40 other persons 10
Interest
Take noties that ths bankrupt above
named mas pstitioned fhis court fof
ron discharge from go debts pfafahle
aanlust his estate under the Asta ~
congress relating Go hanhrupfFY and
that hearing hr bad upon Hatd psii
fiun before rald district court a. fhe
court fuam ~ Haid count in the riiT
~ seattle in said disfftrf on tho ara
day ~ January. 1910 80 80 o'clock Boz
the forenoon. ht Witch time ard place
300 and rHfh ~ you may appear hnd
shaw rausa " any YOU have nhy the
prayer ~ Tho said petitioner should not
hs granted
Dated 81 Seattle this sth dsy - 500
fetnhrf 1915
tfsatl PRANK T.. cHoanY. clerk
o1oootg LElLCil . n ,sI.,,.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
SUNDWALl co.
30 Second Ave carner Madisan.
Seattle rhcnr Main iise

SASH AND DOORS
ir- seed Investment So have snas.
/ fittinE wtnfeNs ard hsnfsnsns deer.
u Williams sash sna dnars are ths
| best that can - made We make aaf
ewn sash. daars art iutsrisr trim
| own cur eva unl ard sell direct 70
arr ore AZ factory price. safe dsiis'
str EuHrAntsed
Nlas. euers ......-................ o. -
: panel doors. IS .iss. ............ ifs
tans far painting ...s....s..s.... -
49, sasA s. ss+ssssstss
C4saxe front wtnfes. ............ taa
s'anfart s-Irht wtnaa~. .......... -
Craftsman cupboard doors ..ss.s.s -
t"ipFa fafH- Us tsr-st+-+ss. ss-s.. -
Gold Seal roornr ................. Is
Fran-s. nsouiainrs tuiifsrs harfuaf.
raints ard stains Seed gsr tree Gem
Co. 1871 Firss ave ssstus wash
NEW FURNITURE
A. 20. price 20 second hnad what thenr
me white enamel b-a. fer % reutsf
Ara Art tirk. mostly ratfnr. mattresses
Tor = 30 ] ee1 pieces - nrs fssirs-
BE faraiturs 20 - closed aut ~ Wal.
dram Co ilsg PPM near rrien Aise
iafEs rux stock a itls Faarth
i.orkt. GROWN bsrrY piants rnanr "a
risttss- Also dahla ara risdialus
bulbs. 80 varieties. cheap ~ parcel
post v MsiksF Waterman. Wash
ELEGANT MAHOGANY
Pier mirror Eias. sstts uainus s@f
and dresser aairrsr IL fssta. sainat
hall tree. glass afat7 fns rar4sf rak
office enurfer ara other fine Etadts 90
elos. a. it1l Ftfth AZ
FoR sALF-iff se-fuifon esrrfaxs IN.
rpndition srcspt tires ieee. 81 p
list
cHEAPHsr Pi.ACE 10 uaY sf rsnt .sw.
i-s machines III Pin. Msin tses
1879 wEsTfAKE.- second hasa raaEss
t~- rrtr.
ANUENHfHG- safety biaa-. sharpen
- new process i.sB 9Th near rnion
NON u tna iims 70 act a SETTER phaas-
rfaph Your alf on. taken IN az part
payment 1875 wssilsss Elliott ssst
Hv-'cai psrarf fsehsrs.
RED HOT FURNITURE SNAPS
New sslif oak. US pedestal ~stsasian
tables tTat. waved nr formed Har.
Eains 81 chairs rockers arsss~rs ard
rugs ~ waidrou Co 1853 Fauftn. 80
tending through % Fifth ave
900 IrfY nrsfNEss CARDS. n. %
COMMERCIAL. PRINTING co
ia Eplsr Elliot; ss7T
500 HTsINEss CARDS Sc job Vork
circulars. stationery just 60 Friut-rs
1899 Ftf'h
LEAKY ROOFS ft.t. r.psiftnr
shiuxilnE ofa iahs a speciality Cali
me Main fsft
Ssw PIANOS ron nEssr. RrNT AP-
piled on purchase Mayer Toner. iit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
l0-For Sale Livestock
BIG AUG rIDM SALE

To be held Monday, Nov. goth. At
2:30 p. m. rain or shine. consist.
ing Of p head of horses and
mares Of all descriptions. both
light and heavy. also second-ha
wagons and harness Of All kinds
We have a promise OF several big
outfits 10 be sold al this auction
the people who own same have
given US positive instruction 10
dispose Of this stock al any cost.
they having already bought auto
trucks 10 replace stock. Anybody
having stock Of any kind 10 sell.
We can dispose OF same on com.
mission Bring Il in and We can
sell II for YOU
Take South Seattle car Mt Second
and Yesler. opposite Smith Bldg.
get off AT HolRate IT.. walk 4
block south 70 Kentucky Auction
Sales Stable. 2O03 ninth ave. s.
Phone Main $3.50 Main 4sto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
6-For Rent Furnished
PHRTN0ro6fsfs 49,


fgrpfiaa Fhfeual.si.t
iust ffafn the Fact.
gives readlnK - ruaf
snfitu $50 giving al
vice On love health.
family troubles mar
rtaEe. separations o.
s.siiuruts what steps
90 take 20 10 aac rss
fsf reuritos the sep
afatrd shat business
roo afs bssf adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27

to sineuri aft.
OF
o.
and ana ersa.ns
hsy
-. :.
msturius.l Of The ',seoeas bond
:aad
~ihdssi by me people 2,
terminal
a Of
cmrrehsnsivs scheme OK
No $50 OF the Per, .s
the
Of
Of wa.fsos IN us
o. a"oss
the
II to ii aa:iys year n: ,sT
y to
81 10 incusi years. ate DARE
-o@W
81 to incu years aft date.
inclusive
to
nd IN es.. s net income ha not .are for that purpos
The deans s ma .atesr & @ s paSnsnt ,npaf
~ bonds Of
reisced a maj
authorized h Resolution Ne iso
nd by
the Of
bond
said 1915
o'clock and remain oren until ana
b. closed a q
COMMISSION FORT SEATTLE
C. II REMspERo. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27

ny uotNg business upstairs Traris s.Hs
mems f1t suits and avsf-oats Tor SIS
Trades Upstairs SUIT shop p0ss THIRD
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-27
OPTICIANS

FRAsER- PATERsoS OPTICAL DEBT :
J. W Eamunds. Oph D. manager
Second and U1iversiiv Main roo
vain 1i7t Popular prices