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MOSCOW, STERN HEART OF RUSSIA,
DIRTIEST CITY IN ALL EUROPE
M * *LTHY MERCHANTS SPEND LAVISHLY, BUT RELIGIOUSLY REFUSE TO BATHE IXCEPT AT
EASTER. AND CUT THEIR BEARDS AND HAIR ONLY WHEN NECESSARY.
HY JOHN VANDEROOOIC. •
s " -j>i|i.t i^terprls* A«»ociatk»n'a
■ o|>» clal i' iiiiiiliMlkm i to Russia.
MOSCOW; Mar. h 2.—You have to
".'ga along way back In history to
find a'comparison for the relation
. Moecow bears to Russia. TIM Roman
empire sprang from th« single.city
of Rome and la the asm* «ray th«
■ Kwaltii eni|>ire ha* »riun» from
Mu.«o>vr. «'ailing It th* Muscovite
empira it only anothur way of «*y
! in* the empire; of Mokow. . ,
OM '" Russian history 'Is chiefly
myth, but In the middle ages Iba
Tartar* - conquered everything and
l»eld ,on * or SW years. When their
grip iel«*«-il. Moscow was one of the
■ few prosperous villages In all central
tKvrope. It was m* because of Ita
WHAT TEA DOES
TO RHEUMATICS
WkM you Beit Uki tea, talnh of
* iMs.ggg>jg^jpsftjf^mgHaV
. Tn contain* 173 grains of Urtc Add
'•■ In emery , pound.
'■-': Unit'contains only five to i-frn
grata*. v ■ _...
Hhesmallsm In Uric Add to the
bb>a4-'WPEBBBraWHKS
. 4 frtc , Actt aecum nJa t<-« from * food
■•ben jj the digestive apparatus cannot
I crtwta enough Alkaline ebnoui <U*»
Msa> to neutralize it '"
'.„•: Thla> Acid roiects urea, or worn
; »«l* oaiur, from tb« tyitin.
r.7 1"* * I r.- I:, m* blood when
I iAlfcajta* action haul nut tr evioualt a.
• k'ilVartl It. 1 in. -•■-*.. ■ • > - .
By ami br the watt matt*r riaosna
: .the >oiiitK ■!.<! ■»«. tluyuch cir
cuit Unit Iha Mu«l. ■, ,
■*. Thar* I* gradually depoaif* In aoUd
j.p»t\M*a, like MinuUtrd .ear.
, - Tr.««e eotkl [«:iicl»» Brl:;il between
»be j-.>tin* and muscles at every move
ment. • - , - ■ ... - - •
This ' grinding cause* * Irritation and
I aja
•' Thr»n la turn ma 7 «l*ve!op inflam
tn..tj->,, uri-1 itwi-liinic- That Inflareau
. lion b«*tir« Nature to help h* r»- If.
MM pro. c. .U to coat th* barU Ifric
iarlkl<» ovi-r with cushion* nl pulpy
ii»uou;»«. like the first healing strata
i>f as outer *ori-.
T hi* pulpy covering grow* to the
: l«m««. *■ nil m iTi* particles <!•■
--. 4KMlted Thrr*. II harden* Ilk* |,u«nr
or sealing wax.-Then ** ha • "bony
Joints,*' alsnoet Inflexible, and usually
| fixed In a bunded position, from In*
p*in and Inflammation.
. That la Kh*<a*>ati*m at It* wont.
, It Is bad enough before It get* (hat
f*r. ■-■: --■ ■ • .
'* There to but <mm sore war of curing
I rtbfumatUm. The flmt itrp \m to n»o>
, tratlioi 11,- I'rlc Arid alrrady In tb*
S)*t<-n» Nrxt, to disaoivr, and carry
,avar.>th«i h..r.l deposit* that crtnd
»»tw*cn th« Mali. Then rrttbe «JI
l«U>. apparatus Into such healthy
■ cnndltlon . th:.' It will, nnalded. pro>
due* l™ I ri.; A, 1.1. Hi more Alka
llr.e*. .■-••■;■-■ . - • ■
•■-■ TtiU I* what Doctor* generally have
*»H-«I to do.
; It la what I Mudlod a HOtlm' to ae< I
i riMnellait. arid a-t.i-.-d nnly afl-r
■■ many failures »nd thousand* of ex-
Borlm-niK »
. At I act I found In ;-rmany. a riil»
v«nt which wo* not only effective, but
•b*o!atelr *af* to !i«o.
F«w a«<mt» ' i*w*rfnl riMroich to bt
WtWtlv in I). :n«inm ar« *af*. '
-My rllarov«Ty, • now railed "f»r.
Mhoop'a Rh»om«ti Car*," nttn dl
. r«<-». l>'it Internally, opna l.rt-; Acid
in Hi- IMiit* and muiflM
■ It dl>w>lrM<, and carries off>*thf
ralnful rtepoaltJi, producina! an .mm.-
I <*l«ta Alkaline condition of tb* U«<l.
and nAtitrallzlnc the A id In It which
would !<•»-• frvl th« lth<-'irnali«Bn and
• XtMMl** th» "1i- •>«■ ,-■
;••»!» won't T»mtnr* bony litnf* to ftr»l
--r titlttr. i an/t It can't nndn. in a w««k.
th» damaa** «aoacd by fun of rd. u
mutlr condition. '^wMnoa^
.: tint it wtll bm#rtt «Vf>ry raw- nnd It
will entirely ctire roost caa«* of rthm
, nutl»m. -
Ho »ur* am Tnf this, hall will nip
r'r r>r Bhoop'a Rh»iim Cor*, to
nnt st«k on* who wrlt»T» m* for II on
a month* trial, at my rink
If It ttseet*a», th* e«*t to him In
only K3) tar th# «l« bottt# tr*«t»n*nt.
If It falls. I bear th« whole coat my*
•M If. "1u *^ii^" *' "* ' |Jf *y" f|
An<l. »J«n« khati b« the Jud;*—
aliftll i»*r|.l» who ihall rmy.
- Hareir rwi will not eontlnu* ♦■■ mit
for wh»n >"ti tan thus s;rt writ, at
tar rink.
>■' I h»v« wrltt»n an Important Tr'atU"
M Rh»imi-iflf>ni. Ulllna; of It* r< !i< f
and rank '
Ft In fr»» to Rn»'imnt!r |."|.'"
Writ* m* a po«t card for It today.
Add>MM., Dr. Shocp, Box XX Ita
•elfM».'Wl«. "»•"*.-■• ■■■-■>•■■ • •• ■ .",..
P. fl— fllmpl" <■«»'" of fen vl< lil to on«
|l«]« of Dr. Bhoop'a Ilhenmatle Cur*.
i »<(■•» II • . Hut all dni«til»«»
■ net r«pt>lr It on » month's trial. Too
cntnrt writ* to mi for that —C I. B.
IXTi:KU»rt OK TUB KHKMI.IN.
trade, and Its chief .Uu.-iin *••?<•
ham* who called throw'
"bcyara," After a while the rlchett
boyar b»c»m« 'r«ar,' or «rwr,"
and thus began ib« ntddcrn autoc
racy. ,
Today Mo*tx>w and not St. ivtrt«•
bur* baa every right to be th.- offi
cial capital. The actual capital I*
Moicow, -because of It* wealth ami
Influent*, and from tbe fact that Mm
world-conquering aplrlt of modern
Kuaaia ha* Ita heart there.
I.Ue K.»n»r. Moacow trvrlvi-d fa*)
le««oni In the .-onsni«rlii# bualnen*.
by antirxlni fuburba and nearby
vlllaxva. Later *h«- began to extend
tier sway over provtncaa anil now.
like Alexander, she. longs for worlJ*
to conquer.
Modern M»«onw la Uw moat retlc
lon* city In the world, and on* of
th« dlrtl-«t. Then ar* 1.(00 chumliii.
nearly 1,100 rm;t«• than In papal
Rome, but no atreet r!»nln« depart
ment worth mentioning. MstnK la
celebrated for ILa magnificent
churches and itplendUl palace*, y*t
la fourth of Hr population lives In
I cellars In ntmoai wretchednetr*. To
th« visitor It 'a all strange, bar
baric and amamlne. yet he cannot
but feel that It la alt tremendously i
alive. It* can Imagine It the great (
Ruaalan heart whoa* pulsations are
felt throughout tha cmii domln
tana.
Ans>»nt Mosrow waa a smalt place
within a high will. Tha only ctty
ASPHALT PAVEMENT
IS A FLAT FAILURE
BARBER COMPANY ADMITS THAT FIRST AVENUE JOB WAS
DONE WITH WORTHLESS MATERIAI WILL TEAR UP THE
ENTIRE STREET TO MAKE REPAIRS COSTINO %OMO
tlrnllv th* whole of th- newly
laid a*phalt pav*tw*nt on rirat ave
nue between Fine atreet and the foot
of Queen Anna hill Is to be ripped up
and put down again with new material
aa soon as the weather will permit.
Th* Barber Aaphalt Paving company,
which completed the paving of ihc
atr**t not saora than thro* month*
ago, will do the work at It* own *■>
p*n*e. It will i M In th* neighbor
hood of f|ii<«) to make th* repair*.
Th» work haa not yet been accept
ed by the board of wrrka and. th*
members of ibr board say. will not he
until It la proved satisfactory. Th*
filar called attention, many weeks ago,
to the manner In which the pavement
was wearing away and had been
Idttrhed In half a dosen places, after
the ea*t aide of the atreet had been
paved. At that time the asphalt com
pany maintained that the damaga bad
he«n caused by the driving of wagon*
over the pile* of gravel used In th*
paving operations. This gravel had
been I- ft 'on the completed portion*
before, as was claimed, the asphalt
had i" t. .
Street Superintendent Walter* rather
Inclined to that theory then. Sine*
| that time, however, the asphalt coat
I ha« continued to wear away like,so
mi.- h mud, and the excuse has been
exploded. ■
Khortly after the article railing at
tention to the "bad apots." appeared In
Th* Star, Ih* matter of Ih- aceptanc*
• t the contract cam* up before the
board of works for conalderatlon. City
Engineer Thomson, chairman, of the
board. Raid he would make an Inspec
tion of the street a* soon as It was
cleaned and the paverdent could It*
seen. It seems, however, that h*
never did It Iloth Bup*rtntend*nt
Young and Superintendent Walters In
•pected the pavement Individually,
but they have since ralnei] from dis
cussing the matter, at least at meet
ing* of the board.
I' appears that th» engineering de
partment I* rather sensitive over th*
palpably bad character of the pave
ment Inspectors for the cll> were
on hand all the tlmo th* work wan
being 'I'"''. but they certainly failed
to detect the shortcomings of the con
tractors, or at least did not mention i
tlitin. Now both the city engineer and I
1 ';- - ■■' ->■ . » • ■ .-■■ ■■ ">,■■. :
t
mmxmm^mmmMUmm--** m*^^
_aE_H*9!" ■ " .-■■:-'
of about 1 MO.tW people tie* about
It; and within the wall, which mill
remaina. are the nil ehurh»a and
palace*, a iww bulhling callt*d tha
trr.«nury, and • new pater* (or the
nan, for use «rh«t they *tslt *!»••
cow to be crowned. Th* «par» inside
(hi* wall la aaJMI th* Kremlin. A*
a mu«rum It la Interesting—th» '+*1
Moaoow la outside. It civ»r« nearly
■« much ground «• l*hl<-i*gn. but
there I* no lake front, only a nar
row rirer to relieve. the monotony.
The building* art- never more than
four atari**, ususlty two or three,
and jr.- of the nmt conventional
tjrp* of city architecture. Toward
the outskirts there art' man/ wood
rn bulMiri**, with wood »h<~1« •>!■
•tl»*. rh»Hi»n foop» an«l other rural
!.->kln« -hiimti In th« backrarda.
Ther* ar« mrtml irood ho«*>la In
Moicow and Mim« Me rmt uirunt*.
bat only a row tbrat»m and but on*
iiiunir hall worthy of tb# na>n*. and
that !• two mllr* outild* th» rtlr
limit*. Kvtrythinv l» <ry »»P»n
•|r#, and whlla you a-e f»w vrrr
wfil .)r<"«<«~1 people, th«T« ar* many
rich rMtdenu of •<- Hty «>»•' ap^nd
tbelr my «o tavtahly an to k*»p
up a hleh ttandartl. Mo*n»w l« ih»
I nr»at«-«t fur fnarktt In tb* world
and ou* of «hr crratt«t grain and
lumber markata.
These thing* bar* been d*alt I"
for crnt'irt** and the>re »r*> many
trig fortunes about. Hut th* rich
Moscow merchant. tn«t»ad of buying:
tha aaphalt company ar« making
analyst* of th* aaphalt. it la said, to
dlar»\rr where the muff fall short.
Th- officials of th« a*|>hait company •
profess to b*> aa much wjiprtud as
anybody D%»r the poor quality of the
paremmt. and protnlne to fit It up
ao that It will last the r»i'itr~l t«ri •
yaara. »r*«> If It Iwimn t>-< aaary to
lay the whole top coating over again. 1
The trouble is In th* thin ajiphall »ur- I
fata. not with th* gravel and concrete
foundation, (laid an officer of the
company today;
"We ■M that the parement la a
flat failure and we are as dtaappolnt*
-'i over the reault- ma any taxpayer, I
We will fix It up again at our own •■- I
pen**, I don't aay that It will hall
nrrenaary to MM up all th* top coat I
laid, bill a* mttrh of II will be replar*d
aa la nec*Mary. Parts of the pare*
ment are all right The work was
done well up hrre; the ml*taka lay
with the refining plant In California, I
which furnished us the material. They
gave us poor stuff without our knon I
rdge.
"It •**»«* that there haa been ao
mueh % comp«tltlon down thers In turn-
Ing out the prepared asphalt that
much of It that him been thrown on
the market Is worthle**. M
Superintendent W. II And'rson, of
th* A*t>t'.iit company, would not make I
a *tatemmt In ■.!••• matter.
"Yea," said Street Superintendent
Wallers, "I have learned that the
pavement laid on First avenue by the
ll«rt>*r Aaphalt company, or moet of
It. has proved worthless/but that la I
n*na of my bualn***. nor Of board's
business as >«■(, The work has not
yet been accepted by th* board. It Is
up to the Aaptialt company to make
it right. I believe, too, that the com* l
pAny Intend* to treat us fairly. They I
say they are going to mak* the pave* I
ment aatlafaotory befors they get
through, nnd that I* nil we can aak."
The pftopls got the worthless Tint
avenue pavement, after waiting m-irly
a year for It The contract was let
last May. The paving company, the
Seattle Bl«'trli company and tha city
officials delayed the* matter so that I
practically nothing was don« until the
approach of the fall ralna. In th*
meantime the thnroaiihfare far a mils
had been torn up. Wagon and street
MniHt-ir a fine li'iii«r and lilrlntc an
pxpftmlvf. tailor, llvea In a very of"
ilin.ii uianaluii and inukia a iMitnt
of dif - -111 a: In ►lii-.-|>«kiii ilka a !«•»»
mil. Ii la a,*,, 1 a point of honor .with
m.my rich Mwm* pt'flple never to
take a bath except at TOnaler'and l.i
ill I bail hair and liettrtta r*r*tjf, it
in a common alfht In v fa> hi.in.ti.ii>
1 fit mi.int to Bra • man ao dirty and
unki-iii|it Hill you Wiilnli-t 111. .\ ill
m admitted Mill, m .it.'tl at tin- ln-.i.l
of III.' tuble •iilillliN ,1 I.lk dim
If )■•<! Inquire who ho I* yuu learn
that hi- ll ..i.. of 11,,- i lili,«l in'l
1 Unit 1 lii i:uiiM|!t.
A rich M'tn'-iin man ha« a ki.-hi
Idea of li..«|ilt v If he la-kaa all
frirtida to a r*«laur«iit he would not
think of »|.'-i\.!liiit Ima than 1;..n on
Hi. .in.... i ll* dor* Una not be
■ mini- ho ami hi* frlrnda want muli
<•»■ •■•iirni food and wlnea but ln*cMHl(
li. thlnha If he doea not blow htm
n.Mr to thla extent he will loaa cniate
and the rr|»>tt will go about that he
baa M poor.
A fr« i.lshta ago on* of th« biic>
K«-»t Xl.hm-ow tnervhaitta wan tflnlnc
at on* of lit* rratauraiila 11* had
"i .1.-i f'l »vrr\ thluß ha «ontd think of
uinl Imblbvd until hr wm !.«•>•.n-I th»
point of »i.lv« aobcr. llowtvvr, this
n-a« iii.nl>- tin- ordinary procedure.
Mi- wanted ti> do aomethlnc m little
rmlrn to attract all -mum.
liOOklnc about It* aaw an Kn«H»h
mm lesv* li'u Mktl and CO out yf
th« only vntranc* to In- rc»taurant.
iMinif'lUtflv the Mowow nun ■ >!!»•
inwi.'l. th» proprietor. ■ "l>» fttu
think." 1,.- ,«»k--.1. ■ Ilia! I • <;: IM lki>
«.u»r - dour that on lZngllahinMi
uii'i" You muil make me ntmtiii-r
door." The proprietor tm>tt«ted that
the thing »■■ utoui'i ami ImptMuittiJe,
j but the in»rrh«nt iiriivuntni hi* new
•I.H.r «nd aakl he would not leave
until h- «..! 11. ll* «»ff ' 'l» piy nit
MiK-iwM, fhmllr •■tM't.trlim that h*
wiiuttl ctv* |io*»« for an Individual
door. This MMMWHI K.«i-«r »*vfi
out and lirou<ht a pack •>' wtnrkmirai
•mi plekamr* and knocked v hoi*
In thf »M<- or Oi.- 1)ul!.lln« ter ibo
merchant to go out. II"- j>»*> !.'••
110.000, and «'t nnifw ■ .» t!«r talk, |
of Moscow. Tht« «aa •tact!*) what
h« - i>.i<«l and h« mukM much |ik-a»«-.L {
ThU. bjr th» way. I* •baotuli>J)» trtmi
Another oti* I* iota «f I««'M<mm>
cow nurchatiip who w*r* vine on
• \ ..!«■ itMitfr, On* of th*m ro»te
on aheal and hlr^i at! th« t*rtha on
dM boat. Wh*n hta eomtn«rcUl rtval
came down hr found !»•• coutd not
cct a pUw to »l»*p. To turn th»
Übtea he promptly bought Up nil th*
wine on b»mrd. Th« •(rajn*r atßrte4
with onlr two itm»»*nu*tm Th« man
who owned tb« <" l» «l •oi'-.l ..vrr th«
oth*r all nlKitt. and th« m«n with
win* bottle* ataektd about htm
KkMilfd »vaf th# other all day. T»i»>
th«u«ht Ih»JT had broken about rvwt,
Mm HIM thea* In their dirty ah»«-»
ckln fo«U. unwa»h*d bodlet and un«
trtmmfj beard». who i»r»«rth«l«»«
g«t to ihrlr t>urpo*« r*««rdl<i«a <*C
trouble and *rxp»n»«. ar«» th« tni*
nunUni. Th<-y h»v«> made Mowcow
i.l nui«U ktmil: and lh«-v are '•>♦
people, not th« p#rfttmrd .mat*
who aw awn In J»HJl(»ii and \V*«h-
Inßton. who ar» t» h» r«*kon»d with
In th- lluaatan »cb*tn« of oMM|ua«i
car traffic for many I"•« month* wa*
practkcalty at • atan-t«tUI
nnaily th- proprrty b.i!<l«i and the
men who had buatotaa aatablMiti
an rtrat it'iiM became M enra««J
that they forced th* dilatory parti**
to hurry. It la poa»lbl« that the liar*
(at company hurried too rn-.u h thrn.
The company** official* acknowtedirrd
at the time that I- lay th* aa»>h> In
tho I <ia would hurt li Hut they went
ahead and floUhed the Job. and with
poor material, and now It look* aa
though the people would again be the
aufftrtra. .
Keystone Club
Whiskey
You wtll find Krratone Ouh
Whtnky a wtii»l»ai)«m atlrouUnt and
a ■ •■'■ drtnk. Thla wliUkr i"
mtifii In «<KHt. In the tn ••! i» rtaat |
aKiraae 'im In th* rtr.t lH*t. nf
ivunmUui.li. and la made v the
ili'iiirai araln.. Ataaolute aatl«f*o
liun airrn. or money rhr*rful!y re
funded. W« aim to pie-aa* ...». ■.
IU4 First Aye. Sooth
MOTH riIONKS-PINIC 1761.
f*r»« Delivery.
The Standard arid
Domestic £•
THE BEST ON EARTH 1
AOKNTB CII.VItc.K you
two prlcra <• hrn they a«-U- 1
you a machine. Juat fta k
well MM rout Ml*.'.
W X EMPLOY NO.
AOKNTS to i«ith-r you; '
NO collection* to annoy
you. KAVi: you one-half.
Sawing Maehlntt— %WJoo, $18.00.
124.00.
|
Cline's Piano House
Second and Union
Navy Whlta Blankets I
■in. Ail-Wool weight ; Ibe, I
$4.00 a Pair |
W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Ay. I
THE SMATTI.E STAR
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(LAST SHAVE
I hi I'KTRnnitUlia March L I
I—A VladlvoNtuk J.ti.i, dated I
I I'.h. i;, faaji An Incident lm« I
I (»■<mi--.I |.i I.- which Mil* Mtirred I
I Hi" HUM II » nuthwrltlra In an I
I in.- , iiiii|iuikh iii:i»ln*t 1 In* aa- I
I cret iißi-tila of Hi" Japanean I
I Km«i inn.hi a Itunr<li>n officer I
I recently I'iM . .hi. i..1 tt* .!.«pi* - i
I ll'-pi' lulli'l nil .if iin- fi-lV I
I win* I, .id lull I. II tin* cUy Jiiot I
1 prior in Hi. .1.-. I nil lon of war, I
I'll.- officer, 111-hiiiiiiiu-.l at id. I
.lie iili.inn Mil v, liii Ii had ■
come from Ih>* front. Inuntrd ■
iln ha I '•• The luttrr alood It ■
a* I'm*: 11» he could, and then, ■
pulllnir ii tdatul, a!.- atut klllad ■
Iho officer. '.'. In In waa ar- ■
n-ni'-d hn nnnounct'd iiihi If an ■
a ctiptatn of Hi" I .[•■<■"■"' gen- ■
••ill atuff, and Ml I I kill 1.. woa ■
not U«ed tn I" I"X innulted. ■
When II a <• illiCDMi-rfd 'I' •' I" ■
had lold the truth »>•■ irr<*at«at ■
conaternatloti on" nmiiif ■
by the i|.|. uiinint of nn-i.-t |M>- ■
lice. II la lxhi-v.il that the ■
• •iipt-ilii la mill ii," of a link ■
that bind* hi* country to Itua- ■
alan an'rvlH, and a ntoat th"i ■
.•null Invratlgatlon la 1.. ln« ■
mad". . m
OPERAT!ON ON
: PRES. HARPER
CIHCAfJO. March I.—l'realdeui
Harper of the I'nlvrmlty of Chicago
«.i» auccraafuity operated on thia
morning fur ■• i-i»• -• >-1 »• m».
THEY ACTUALLY
DO THE WORK
i Pood Eaten la WortW.H Unliu
Oiu»«t»d— Sum* Stomach*
Mult Have Help.
rood taken Into the atotoach which.
from the nature of lh« (uwd or the
■ ..11.mi mi of the atomavh. l» nut dl
-(.■«(..! la wore* than i..> food at all
i hi* la a. true •tat-n>riit ma far •• It
»■»! and a «rrat many <Jv»|>»iitli • ■<>
only thla far with their rraeoninc.
Thry attorn with thrma«tvea that be-
MM thrlr atomacha d.» net «.• the
work «!'••■. tit. in they mini b» ikm \
!<••• work: In uihrr worda they Must
t» atajl . i It would if Jaat r.n •<•«•
elble for a i.u«inr*« man «ho •• un-
l.> i,. do all hi- mm » ik to cut
down hla huaiataa to hi* own ra>*
parity a* II la fur a man to etarve
hlmaelf 10 relieve hta elM&»£h. The
ennalbl* tii)»liu-»« man einploya help
and ■«#• forward wtia hi* btmtntaa.
Ukawtae the arnalble «>> m- i»tl«- will
employ h<- for hla etonuuh and *>»•
hla l--1v [.»..|ur |iniii|"l;in. :it.
Htuart'a i>,*|>r.{a«ia li"«tii.-!« mall*
do the work aaatcned la then. Th.
rrlleye ■ rah aiM ■ '!>■ .t«!•■»•• -1 atom
a.-ha of a great portion of i1l«e«tlv»
action. Their componvnt pana are
Mriuujl with thoee of tha .l.«<T»rlT»
fluid* and errreUona of the iaa«'h
and Ibey elraply take up in* «nn<l and j
rarr> on Hi- m >ik )u*t MM earn* •• a :
e-i-»i. atrvne. healthy »|.»in. h would I
.1 . It
On t!i(« a> "i-nt Mt 'iait * Dyaprpela
Tablrta are prrfcvtly natunl In thnlr
actkm iw«t illnli They d* not i«um ]
any unnatural or violent disturbance
In the alomacb or »..i. They ih. in-
B»!vc« <)i«r«i tb» t—«\ and aupply the
■ > •mi» with all the nourlahmmt rnn>
talnMt tn what la catrn and carry out
Nature* j-Ur.a for the euat«nance and
maiat»»am-« of the butty.
How tn . >. miro amaible la li'<
method I turn that rnt|iluye>l by many
euffcrere from w«-«k alomartuf. Dy
thin in. .n« body and brain crt all the
cood. nurtltloua (nod they tired and
the man la prnprrly nourUhcd and
"I'l'MT't <•» carry on hla work and
perform bla ilutfM. ll* could not poo* ]
• Hi!) be In vrn%H-r wurkloc cnndlUon
by • t«rvl«« hlisaetf or rmploylnK *»«*>
new fancied. limu(n«i«-nt (ood that
doea not contain enough nutrlm*tvt for
■ ->• ar-«.i.l baby. A •ttoi ie man 4i4im
>ii'u.l work must be properly f><l and
thla appllea to the brain a* well aa
th* body. . i ' . ' .
Btuart'a 1 rfaprfMta, TabUta. by re
lieving the alAtnach of it a work, en
able It to recouperate and raajaln Ita
J normal health and •tr»t.s<li Nature
repair* the worn and waated tlaaur*
j-int ■** ah» hi-ala and knlla the bone
of a broken limb, whkh la of courae
not uaert .liirlntt the prtM-eaa of repair.
IWllBIt - I>yape|»U Tableta ar<- f>ir
aate by all .Irumtal* at W c»nta a boa
and tber are the one article that th*
.lr ijculat <!"••• not try to cell a<im"thli.»;
In the place of that « "juat hi good."
Their unqnatlfterl merit and auevraa
and the. uoivrraaJ demand tor them
baa placed them wllhia U»e reach of
every one.
I«ONN1Y WAT»ON CO. 1
ruml Wmwi mm* mmtmtmmn. he I
lan. TMr« an ••« f»ii»w.w« Mml I
T«>—»—. M»l« '« >»»«■>» *»«* |
The achool MM will t«i(H you at
horn*, if you can't attend.
Hand for our fr*« fan. > card*. ■,'*,
McI.AUI'.N * THOMSON.
Cor, tnd and l*lk«. B»*ttl«. Wash.
~ hank OK CAPB NOMH
NOTICK OP MCUL htim-k
--li. h.i>l i:s MEKTIN
To the Htockhottlers of the Itank of
< up* Nome:
oil ami r«< h of you on- lirrcby
notlflf-d ' h.i ii apodal im-rilnK of the
riocMioMera of the Hank of Cap«
Norn*, a corporation of the State 'if
W n.1.h.«1.)ii, bavlnjr Its principal
I i-ino" of ihi«imc«h at th« Cltr of *♦«•■
(ittle, Wnahlnirton. ha» l»«i eatl«d
by th- truntfr* of Mid corporation
to mrpt on Tueada)*, th« lSth Jay of
- M.in I*o4, at *:»« o'clock p. m., at
the. office of Th« Union Ravins* A
Tri»t t'omiiiiny, No.* 11l . Cherry
•tr.-rt. In the Cltr of Seattla, Wain-
I nut
The iitixlr)*** to be brought before
•aid tnecllns In na foilowa To fl«^t
truitrea and all otl.ir officer* r«>
qnlrnd to !>•• e>PCt*d by tht nlork
holdara for the «Ti«iilnir year, and to
trnnaact «ny other bu«|nc«« which
inny proprrly come before It.
i:;n h "i ■ ktiulili'r la riH|tii-atnil to
be present.
jamks d. HOOK. JH .
President.
I 1., TUIINEn. Secretary.
NOTIC.'IC OF BPDCrAL BLBCTION,
WhiTfuii, A peittl'm, alitned, by
more, limn h'ii- nrili of thf qualified
• ■ii-i i.ii-) r it,.- iii v -if Hcntllo, In Hi'
i''llllll.l of Kin*, Hint* of WMtitng
• •hi, him hen filed with nnd received.
liy lln- |r,;| <|||v bllll)' Of (lie I' • I-1
t.'lly of Hiviltle, numr-ly, Hi" Munor
iibM, Hi" city Council of anld <lty,
i"-!iii.tiiiin[ (hat Hi- ixiiiiri,u !■•!< iif
Illif1 llif riiv ..r !4.it1l- be iil!.-ii.| nnd
I Hi .i certain tprrllory li<-i«<lnafii-r
I '!<••.. I 11..-.1, lift lie tinted within Milld
I I'liy of tit- it il.. prut thnl th« *>»l<l I- ■ •
I li.l.iilw body mil' Mill In lir fli ■ inn
i Ming In thn i'Hv of H« i"i. Hi'
■ mi-mi.>n Mii-iiii-i Mid i«-t«iti.i v fthull
li" iiiiiii'fi'il l.i Ilii" I'll V -.1 HfUttlfl
Hi Ihm oiiii- n iwi i »f fii'i city; an Id
territory no |.to|..i*T.l t<» 1.. uiiiii-X'-'I
10 mil,l city ,i H»»ttlc I* di-m rll» '1
111 l fllll'iWM /
' ii'->;iiiMii»r m Ui" |ir— lotith"
•>n«t corner of tlm limit* of •In City
of ji.-ntn.., mild point being In thi
iMilrr of 1..11.. W.mliltiKinii, and <-».
I'-n.llnir thence anuthfily uloiig Mi'
1. hi. r of »:ilit l.ihi>. tn a I'.ilni ttui'
: '•■ihi of lh« pr.«|.ii north boundary
of tn*, town or city of .Columbia;
■■•■if InnliiK llirn.o 111 a i;--ii> 1.11 vn-Hl
eily (in.l Roi.ih. ily .111.-. i|..11, follow
ing the north and went Im>u»h v i»«
of th» Ineorporntod limit* of Coltin*
I.! , In the hiiuili«i-'I •in t»«-i 111. i«'.if.
I 111 wii lion 21, ton nhiii|. 24 noIHI. of
I range I east of the Willamette me
rl'lliin; theme wi»*t ftlong t»»•* renter
Hue. nf m|i| ki-. lion It, In anld Ih-.mi-
I ihlp in the center of enld boundary
Of 111- n>l|mi:ite If til ItH of till* I"W II
or rlty of lii-iiict inn n: thenre in ■
I nrntrnl northerly and weatrrly di
rection, following tin- '-""i and north
I...vii.111 iin of ill" town >ir city of
I;.•<»!«• i..v n 1.. ili<- 11..1 ilnv-l rumor
of tlm ' 1.11... i11.- llmlta of nald rlty
or town; thence «I »l to tin- center
of tli" Bill wi-nt 1 ti!uifi'-l nf iHjwnm
lull Illvi, thence In a genernt nnrth
weatrrly <li■■I i ■■ 11.m, fi>ii'i« mi: tinl
renter lid.- of tin- mild went channel
of I iwunMi I liver to the HiMitli Hi"
■if --. n..!i 18, in Bald t»wn«hlp and
mure li^f..ro named; th'-n. »■ »»i
•lone the aouth line of •■ill aectlon
11 Mini < 'iiitimiliiK »-<••( alone lh.- r
o'.iiili Una of n.ll k.m tii'im 11, 14 iin.i
IS. In townahlp II north, of mniv- 3
*n»t, and rontlnulnv w»**t in projec
tion th«r«»of to the nmin channel of
I'uc-'t Bound or Adm^mlty lnlft;
itin.i • northerly aJanii «.M riMln
1 hiinnri to it Junction with •!;•• main
< li.uiii'l from rui-iii Hay. th^nr*
•■ii»f.-ilv and luiuthcuiiMrrly alonK th#
main rh«nn»l of Ktllott u-iy. and
nlonir th* piM»nl w^«t»^ly limits of
Hif <?|ty of Healtlo, to «i> Intprtw.
; tlon with th* '■ MM i MWtll bound*
■IT of ih- City >,t Seattle, thence
easterly, following tUt iin-»«-ni
mmtli-in boundary of Mi. City
of Mraltla to tlm place of l>> KllMill'lf
cireptlna; and rxcludlnr from aaid
territory, above Afcribrtk that por
tlon thereof «Mi la Included with-
In the limit. of In* present town or
(*lty of Went Reattle."
Now. Th«rffiir». Notlr* In hereby
<l<rn to all whom It may concern,
thai on the tth day of March, IM«
In the City of H**ttJe. Kln* County,
, Htata of Waahltivtnn, pursuant In
the (iroHalnna iif aectlon nine of an
Art of Hi.* I>ectalature of the 8lat«
if vi inhln*' pntllled, "An act
providing for th* nrnnluiloq.
< l.miifi- atlnn Incurtlon and
icovvmment of munlrltwl rorpora
tlona. and det-Urtnc in <»iii«-ir<-n« v."
apprvvei] by the (lovertior Marrh 27,
11M. and puraunnt to thft provuw <i»
■if i inlln m. *■ No. 10S2I of the City
of H< all ■■ a apet-JaJ election wilt be
h« M for the |HIM- of aubmlttlnff
to th» rleclom reaUtlnv In aald City
of • Hlc and t" the electnra ir«l l
in* in mm territory, the it lon,
whether Ml I teritory ithnll b* an
nexed t>> and Included within th«
rorporate llmlta of aald City of !*<••
attle. and become a part of a»t<l rlty.
That tb* foil'.—lnit placea arw ■!«-«
tcnate<) t.y the Mid I/*ic!ii!attre |i,»i>
of it.il I City ot Heattk*. aa th* poll;
Ilia* >*' "* In iii ' territory «o pro
(«MVi| to be annexed:
For all that • ..!•! of CoJambl* pre
clnrt In «sld trrrltoiT. th» one»room
offi. bulldln* it«*d at the corner
nf TMiiy-thlrd Arenu* ik>uth and
HrlU Slr»>«.|
Pit all that portion of iMiu.iiilah
preclnfl tn aald territory, at Itur
•llrk'M Hmll.Ui'p I!l«hih Avenue and
L*.*.»y Htrvet. In Houth Heattlr.
Kor all that portion of \V.-«t ■■•».
tie rrerlnct In aald territory, the
fruit •tint Ml the i 'mini Ilrld*e |
leadlnc to AIM r«lnl. near (Kr
Cnnry Inland Ilathtnir lleaort.
That the luld I>>«l«!atl\e H.*dy
hna appointed mi 1 dealfmated «• thf
offlrem to coo ... aald elorllon In
aald prerlnrla. the following "•in*.
I*an4 i lively
•In Columbia pnwlnrt—D. D. '"row,
Inapeetor; Chaa. Krsater and H.imu'-I
Tajrtrart, .l(i<ta--a and N Andemon
and (X I. i:r » ill. i'l-ilia of Mid elec
tion.
In Thiwamlah nrerlnrt-~A. Atkln
aon. i'i«i"-|i.r: W. 1. Halt) I mil 1,,
a I'^i'l. Ju-ir.-n. and O. A. Morrllt
and CVorv" &lrParl.ind. Clerka of
MM r|r<-U..n.
In Went Heatita prerlnct—William
P. Ikryd, Inapector: IVrry O. t^opp
and i:d«.ir«t OL llanaon, Jn l«. « and
JoM>t>h Wymora and J. IV. l!1-«ki-l>
Clerk* of aald election.
Thn folowlnv placea <»•<• denlrnAt
ed by aald leglalatlY* body of aald
City of Heattle na the poll In* plk«*<»«
In Mtltl City of «<-iMI- for »a)il elec
tion: ' '■; *~
' IN TUB FIRST WAnn.
In the flr»l prerlnrt of Mild ward
at 214 t-Ir«t Avrnue South, nffhe
Grand Central Hotel.
In the •>■< "mi precinct of on lil
ward—(lS Kit"' Avenue South.
In the third prexinrt ot Mid ward
—City Btabtea. Fourth Avenue South
and ljm<" Htrirt.
In the fourth pr*< Inrl of said
ward—Fir* Headquartera.
— In the fifth precinct of »n\\ ward
—SOS Main BIrMM
In the ftlith precinct of mil ward
—New Hall, Mil JarkjMtn Htr«x-t.
In the aevrnth precinct of mid
ward—nnrber Shop. Highlh »vrnu#
and Ilradford Street.
IN TUB BBCOKD WARD. -
In the flr*t precinrt of aald ward
—1227 Jackann Ftreet.
In the or, mi.l precinct of mid
ward—2lll Jackson Btre«t,
In the third precinct of »nld Ward
— oilman* Hall.
In the fourth rro"lnp| of wild
ward—2S22 Jarkaon Street.
IN TIM" Till! WAnn. .
In the flrat precinct of Raid ward
— I tit Kant ColumbU Ktrect.
In the aecond pi 'ii' i of aald
ward— Mndronn Council Hall. .
In the third precinct of unlit ward
—1207 Kaat Madlaonn Rtreet.
■In th« fourth prerlnct of nal.J
ward—Miuilaon Para Pavilion.
IN 1 ihi i .1 in ii \v \!tr».
In the fir precinct of mid ward
—Municipal Court lV>oni.
In the awond" precinct of Jald
ward—Offlc* of Occidental lint,
• In the third precinct of hi LI ward
—Orrice of Hotel p*rrln.
In tin* fourth precinrt of aald
ward—Tlaya' Induatrlal Hchool, cor«
lifr Khtl) Avrnue and Marlon (Street.
In thr fifth |if. 11l I 'if Mid ward
—Old Fire, Headquarter*. Beventh
Avenue, end Columbia Htreet.
In the alxth precinct of «al<l ward
—Carpunter Shop, County Court
noun.
in THR VI FT IT \vu:ii
In the flint precinct of anld ward
— IJvery Horn, IUO Wmlerii Avc
mio.
In the aocfirifl |>r«Tjfi<-t of ■•■hi
wnrd J|| UnlVlNlly Hlli-ot.
In (In* llilrii prciln* t of. nal<l ward
— H. 12 Klr»t Avenue.
lii Hi.- fourth pfsclnct Of mii.l
ward —1610 Hlxth Avenue,
In tin rinii prsctOCt of >•>. I . I wuid
—31 i i i,1.,i, Htrept.
In tint id Hi ...-, In. I of snld wnrd
— 1011 Third Avenue.
IN TIIM RIXTII WAIII).
In the ritHi prednrl tit «nld word
— lUIS l'"lr»it Avenue,
In ihm x.-i nii.i |.i.' in. I of iwld
W(ird~2322 Flint AVfiiue.
In th* third prci-tnct of xnld ward
—M;n-i-iii«-iil ::i;l t first AV«-OUe.
In ill" fourth |>r«-< Imi t of said
wnrd-~ll«s<irii»'nl I>enny Hchool,
i <rii. aviiiii.- nnd Wnll nirp«*i.
111 ilh- Ulih |.i.. In- t of .-.i|.| ward
Hi.i.-I n..,wirt , IHIO Hlxlli Avf-nuc
IN TUB ■aVEWTH WAltli.
In the flint i«. -i I(.• \ »f said wani
UuiMif.r Huuth Bid* I'lks Ktrort
between Minor and lli-llevun Ave
lill.ll
In the second prerlnrt of said
w«rd—4o9 t'onllu* A .-ii ij.-
In the third pn < In. I nt >• lid ward
•■ ■'•'!* Cum I.i li<' Amiiikv
In Ih* fourth |.re< Inrt of aald
wnrd—<'onipr O<nny Wny and Hoyl
■ton Aveitui*.
In the flflh prorlnrl of SaM ward
— IMI KiNjrlecnth Avrnue.
In Hi- ulith precinct of said w ■ v I
™<"orn<'r Vni*ri\\ Avenue and. ICant
Xl^rrer Btreet.
In tli* aevwith precinct of said
ward—TOU Kant M.i..'K..0 Htrret.
In the eighth jvrerlm-t of mild ward
.r.i'l Uiittilal-.i- Avonue.
IN TUB KIOTIITII WAItD.
111 the flrat precinct of pill ward
410 l>-nny Wny.
In the aer-ond precinct of said
wnrd — 600 Wnrren Avenue.
In the third precinct of aald ward
~SO4 Fourth Avenue North.
In the Fourth precinct of snlil
ward ~"00 Quwn Anne Avenue.
IN Till NINTH WAUI>.
In the flrat prerlnct of » • t-1 ward
—UIO Orand Houlr\-ard.
In the aernn'! precinct of said
M-iird—Ofrice «f I^eb-f.'uttfr I .'lin- '
her Company, at Itoaa f4la(lrm.
In the third |.»"lmi of .11 war.ll
—-odd Fellow*' Hall, corner •v«-tt
Htrevt and Fremont avrnue.
In th» fomtli precinct of sadl
ward—TJwwl Templar II ill. »M|
Illcwett Htr^et.
In the Fifth |.r». Inct of said ward
—May's Hall.
In the sixth prerinrt of saM ward
—•Tornrr Kfrkwoo»| and North C9th
HI oct.
s In the cverenth pr*Hln<t of Ml<l
u.if-1 - 4<i> 1-in.t TSnd Street.
In the eighth precinct of said wsrd
— Iwii limn Htore, 7Sd and Aurora
Htreet.
That said election will becondu^t- 1
<-l at x.il I polling places In the City
of Hettttl* severally, by the. follow- !
ing »i--<irii-i (nspectom and Judges
of said election:
IV TUB I I RUT WAni>.
At the voting I'll.— In said first
precinct of said ward, by 11. Wll-
Itams, Uiapeclor. and < 'haJi. I'ilnitl
and K. li. Trarey. judges of aald
•toetleOi
At th« voting |.|.n c In said second
precinct of said ward, by Rrur* Al
cr. Inspector, and T. A. Marshall, '
Judge* of said election.
A! the voting pl*.e In said third
precinct of said ward, by Frank
Warren. Inspector, and Otto Han
son and Frank Itetirrd. judges of
Mid election.
At th« voting place In said fourth
precinct of said war.". by If. K.
Ktanley. Inspector, and James
; o'Leary, and John M l^"t. Judges
of Raid election.
'At Ih* voting place In said fifth
1 precinct of said ward, by Jam"* WII
-»>>n. inspector, .i C Campbell and
Jnmes Mi ■'.ill. judge-* of said elec
tion.
At the voting place In •*!<! sixth
precinct of m! wnrd. by James Ilo
gurt, Inspector, and I<«>ander Miller
mid Irving Reltse, jndges of aaid j
election. . T
At the voting place In said seventh
precinct of *«!d ward, by C P. Cor
nHl. Inspector, snd Mat Hand nt\A
W. I* Itartman. Judges of said elec
tion.
IN THR PKCOND WARP.
At the voting place In said first
precinct of aald ward, by I>. O.
Hnow. Inspector, snd O. J. Probtrt
and <>. Mul. thy. judges of said elec
tion.
At the votlnr plac* In said aernnd
precinct of said ward, by I*. W. Ful
ler. Inspector, in I F. F. Randolph
and Donovan, Judges of Mid elec
tion.
At the voting place In said third
precinct of anil ward, by N. W.
man. Inspector, and P. J. lluid<*tt*
snd nil Itobtnson, Judges of a«ld
election.
At the voting place In said fourth
precinct of said ward, by Jam Dock-
Ing. t!i-i>i. trvr. and W. n. tfharp and
John \\"<hn. judge* of mi Id election.
IN THE THIRD WARD.
At tho voting place In said first I
rre«lnrt of cald ward, by N. \V.
Urockett. Inspector, and O. n. Thor
grelnson ii I Tat Keuney. judge* of
said election.
At the voting place In the second
precinct of aald ward, by James V.
Mawm. Inspector, and <Ma>- Allen
snd William ftltiltnan. judges of a»ld
election.
At th* voting plftre In the third
precinct of said ward, by 11. A. Fred
eric**,-Inspector, and K. H. Keen*
and Jason 11. Htrong, judge* of Mid
•lection.
At the voting place In the fourth
precinct of said wsrd. by William
Kteffln, Inspector, and O«org* Hart
lett and A A. Rutleg*, Judges of
said election.
IN THE FOnHTH WARD.
At the voting plnce In the first
precinct of aald ward, by John W.
ll.inn.i. Inspector, and T. W. Jones
snd It. K. nusselt. Judges of aald
election.
At the voting place In the second
pr»«cinct of said ward, by F. O.
Whltsker, Inspector, and John IX
Noll and O. <• Ramsey, Judges of
I said election.
At th* voting place In the third
precinct of aald ward, by James 1!
Mrlkle. Inspector, and J. Henry Den- ,
ning and W. H. IJewellyn, judges of
snld election.
At the voting i-lnro In the fourth
precinct of said ward, by I*. T.
Dodge. Inspector, and John S. 111-Am
I and John W. ' irnlne. Judges of said
election.
At the voting place In the flflh
precinct ot snlil wnrtl. by Fred
Ossrh, Inspector, and Oeorge Mlchrl.
and A. M. diiiham. Judges of said
election.
At the voting plsce In the sixth
precinct Of said ward, by George; '
Zlmmerir.'in. Inspector, and Ooorge
It Owen and Z. V WJlevin,' Judges
of Raid election.
IN Til!' FIFTH WAI
At the voting pines In the first
preolnrt of said ward, by ChA*. l:
Johnson, Inspector, and N. A. San
born and J. B. ninhop, judges ift said
election.
At Hie voting <•'<- In thp serond
precinct of said ward, by F. C. Aker
nwn, Insneotor, and John Allison
nii.l A. H. Fowler, ill: i of said
flection.
At lh« voting place lit th« third
prsclnct of saM ward, by It. 12. i.nil-
rue, ir,i.|.t ■ ».,r «nd A, N, flklnn»r and
v. j, <-,iv. iii:i.t. judges .' aal'l
••Iff Hon.
At th*. voting plnro in th* fnurlh
preeltu I of n.ilij ward, tiy It J', <'r»lg.
Inspector. en<t J. w. Klniicar snd W.
It Turner, j'l'iic i of said election.
At the voting i-i.i... In t)i» fifth
precinct of «ald word, l»y .l,in,<i
Orondyke, Inspet tor, »•,,! j. W
Zurrim*r ■■'■•i I. J. M Qu.il.J, judges
•>f nul>) election.
A! I),. ■ m.liiih; |.l.i'. In III" Iclrlit
precinct of wild ward, by C 11. in-
Ml la. Inspector, iiml J. W. M. li., !.<■>•
urnJ :.'i'i m < iilllx-IK, judgrs 111 Mid
election.
IN THi: HIXTII WARD
At i hi- voting I'll- >■ In the first
pl'pflnrt of r.d'l m..i.!..!,>• i'<.m'l!'i*
I•» I •.. •ill, lli«I ■'■< I'ir. 11l Kin"
ilorf an<l IV. H. I'ui -••-', Juris*-* of ill
rl«i tlon.
At the viiiiir t>|:ifn In th* s*cond
precinct of aali] «;<!•!, by (I, W.
Wheeler, lnsi<ector, nnd Cooper Will*
ihkl Klike li>it|i-r, Judges of nil.l
Hpclloii.
At l|- voting place 111 th<« third
precinct of said ward, by 111. mi
volgl. »ri«i*ilor, «n«! lluirh T, IVil
llnrn* and lunar 11, Cunningham,
Judge* of M..i.| . i. . !i.,i,.
At the voting piur* In th« fourth
precinct of mild ward, »>y f',. K. Iy>n*;-
Mlow, Inspector, und Itay lieam and
It. I! llullurk. Judges of »»ld «l-' -
lluii.
At ih* voting place In the fifth
precinct of ««ld ward, by O. W.
Ifupgond. lii«i»ftor. and . Robert
Wi li and Ji.uk Keefe, Ju>U:< * of
wild <•!••> ii<.n
in this snvKNfTii WAni).
At thi» place In the flmt
precinct of anl<! ward, by Harry
1.-ij.wm th. inspector, and iir.ii
('npelntid and W, 11. Whit ford,
Jn-iKi-n of *ii'l <■!<•' tlon.
At the Viiiiii.f i.i.' ■■ In Hi" second
prevlnct of said ward, by mils I*«olr,
iriitpertrjr, and H. J. Tnylar and
li ink «"ii:=Kuri, Jndfea of said *lec
lion.
At the voting |.1.. <- In th» third
prwlnct of wild ward, by J. W. liurk,
li,»i»-. !■». and J. Young and O. J.
Walla*, judges of anld elwtlon.
At the voting place In the fwirth
prrclnrt of said Ward, by W. K. Uud
i"iir, iri«|--. tor. and O. Hammer and
J. F. Vngt, Ju/tgea of said election. ■
At th* vi.tinjf pl»»-« In the fifth
precinct of «... I I ward, by K. N.
Herald. inirpArtor. and <„'. V Billow
and M. McTelgh, .lg«-a ft said «l*c*
tlon.
At th* vo'lng place In th« ■ lith
preclnrt of Mid wnrd, by I. N. Hob-
Inaon, in-»i»«-* t«■». and N. Kr»«ic- anil
James Wtit, Judxes of wild elec
tion.
At th» volln* plar* In the »<•»••» nth
pr*rlnct of «ald ward, by 'rew
Johnson, ftip>i>» i 'or. ami «*. J. Stoll
and W. C. Wilbur, juris** of aald
•lajcUon.
At ttw* voting pit'• In the eighth
i)r<M-lnrt of rnnUi ward, by C. D.
Knight lrmp»- and J. M. Taylor
and M'»"rc" Alexander, lodges of
■aid election. »
IS Till I I -.IITH WAIID.
At the votlnc pli.rt. In th» flrat
tir^i-irtrt of aald war X by J. 11. Ijiy
enck. Inspector, and W. II ''.hit
and J. .'■' Ilarno, JuJges of said dec
lion.
At the. voting ptrre In the aerond
prednrt of mid ward, by William A.
Major, Inspector, and I* D. Bayr»«
and M IU( hard*. jU'J*e« of satd *ler
tlon.
At the voting pUre In the third
prefttirt of said ward, by T. W. lien
nett, Inanector. and O. C Ganoace
»nd II Nelson, Judces of said elec
tion.
At the rottnir plai"* In the fourth
preflnct if said ward, by A. •'. Mar-
Iton.ili. lfi"|.<-<-i"r. and P. O. Taw
and W. 11. I'aMudl, Judges of said
flection.
IN THE NINTH WARD.
At th* voting place In the first
precinct of said ward, by James:
Jones. Inspector, and «'.<»'>ra;c Under
and J. 11. Newell. Judges of said
election.
vi th* TOtlnic place In th^ second
precinct of said ward, by J. li l» ht,
Inspector, and C W. Tenny and WII-;
Ham Crawford, Judges of said elec*
lion.
At th« voting i'i'#> In the third
precinct of .11 ward, by . ¥. M. '
Comnan. Inspector, and C. M. Ilrooks
and U 8. Parker, Judges of said
election.
At the voting place In the fourth
precinct of said ward, by Edward R.
-mm. Inspector, and B. 8. Elder,
and I.ml I^and. Judges.
At the voting place In th« fifth
precinct of said ward, by .1. I) Kher
rl.k Inspector, and William M«-to»lf
and W. W. Wolf, Judges of said ejec
tion. .
At th« rottng place In th" sixth
prnclnct of said ward, by Guy A.
WUmott, Inspector, and F. A. Mo-
Donald and F. S. Oustln, judges of
said election.
At the voting pla«*e In the seventh
precinct of sahl ward, by X*. I. Day- ,
ton. Inspector, and A. 11. Rogers and
H. 11. Beach, judges of said election.
At the voting place In the eighth
precinct of said ward, by C. W.
Wheeler, Inspector, and W. 8. Ttragir
and Ceo. It. Ileightower, Judges of
said election.
That at said election the polls will
be open from »:00 o'clock a. m. to
7:00 o'clock n. m.. that each elector
who shall be In favor of annexing
snld territory to the City of Seatte,
■hall vote a ballot contslnlng the
words. "For Annexation." that each
elector who shall be opposed to an
nexing aald territory to th* City
of Seattle shall vote * ballot con
taining the words "Agralnft Annexa
tion." .
In witness whereof I have hereun
to set my hand this Sth day of r. b
ruary, l>o4.
jsr> Rin.ivarefc
City Comptroller and ex-Offlcio
City aerk of the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication, Febru
ary t. l»04.
Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co
Carrying A!a*ka Pacllle Ft. re.
and United BUtn mall
KOn VALDE3 AND BEWAIU.
Catling at Junraii. Sltka, Taa>.
tat, KAYAK, Rllatnar and COOK
INLET rot NT* • ;
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8. 8. PASTA MARCH W.
8. 8. JAMKS It- '1.1.A1t MAR. 20
S. 8. James I>o!lar sail* fr<>ii
Seattle rvcry .0 day* via out.-id
rout* direct.
Balling from Arlington Dock.
I p. m.
No frr-Ul.t ie«lv«>a «ft*r nooo
on day of nailing.
Company rvacrrra right in
rhnnse utrftmcra or data* of aall-
Ing without not Ira.
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Phonr, Main HIT.
til First avana*. B«atUa.
ALBERT HANSEN
Rich Jowolry
706 First Aye.

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