Seattle Star Advertisement Notice
Classified notice from The Seattle Star listing office addresses at 100 Seventh Avenue and Hartford Building Chicago. Promotional text notes afternoon editions excluding Sundays and a 6 cent per week rate, 25 cents monthly. Details on subscription dates and billing appear with reader instructions for renewal and label information.
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Seattle
TAR Purlianing CO
Seventh Avenue
Dae Datum de
Mainwet
Lis
Ofr
Iva Dhartford Building
Chicago
Privune
Porcarrivers
Orivera
Beattie
Washington
Tom Smith Abilene Marshal Memorial Honored
A monument in Abilene honors Tom Smith, 1870 marshal who upheld law amid cowboy chaos. He moved from New York to restore order, often faced gun violence without fatality, and was killed attempting to arrest a murderer. The tribute notes his plain justice and peacemaker role.
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Thomas J. Smith
Abilene
Feartees
Tom Smith
Seattle
New York
Shem
Tom
Alieng
Tom Smiths
Sayings and Local Notes From A Patchwork Page
A fragmented jumble notes political chatter jokes and local color from various sources. Mentions of a Boston to New York run records a Seattle barber birthday and a colored woman arrested for robbery as part of a scattered newsclutter page from several papers.
Incomplete OCR Notice on Underwear Pricing
Fragmentary text shows stray pricing lines for natural gray underwear and a higher price for underwear. Details are unclear, with garbled characters and missing context.
Meados Racing Tragedy and Tight Finishes At The Meadows
Minenthion a famed racer died after a spill at The Meadows in a three and one half furlong event. Lady Mewion won the race with Kelly aboard the winner, while Bianthion McPieoknoe finished second after a rough ride for Nannon. Vern captured the one mile and fifty yards event, and David S led the hurdle race before an accident to Cusader, who fell but left unharmed. Mountebank took the final seven furlongs as four favorites won.
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Minenthion
Wee
Nook
Mewion
Kelly
Prewen
Bianthion McPieoknoe
Nannon
T. Clark
Cel
Mise Vern
Little Meeret
Pitepatrick
David
Tiret
Quidado
Cusader
Bia Kiees
Sullivan
Table Boys
Quidade
Dietance
Trockey
Ollie
Rofwon
Withharley Behwelter Socom
Herbert
Mountebank
Fitzsimmons Challenged For Pacific Coast Bout
Billy Woods, light middleweight champion of the Pacific coast, is challenged by Robert Pitasinmene for a Dawson bout with a side bet of 2560 dollars. Promoter Hiddy Bishop represents Woods and aims for a match in the latter part of July or early August.
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Dawson
Hiddy Bishop
Billy Woods
Pacific Coast
Robert Pitasinmene
Woods
Bishop
Church Services Schedule Across Denominations
Sabbath morning and evening sermons listed for First Presbyterian Trev, Pirot Methodist Protestant, Christeneen's Hall Arcade, Westminster and First Unitarian, Trinity Parish, Evangelical Association, Roman Catholic parishes St Marys, Our Lady of Good Help, Sacred Heart, and Immaculate Conception. Times span 6 am to 7:49 pm with catechism, catechism classes, and vesper services noted.
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First Presbyterian
M. A. Matthews
Pirot
Kerr T. Gould
Chrieteneen
Arcade
Jane Street
Presbyterian
Forbes
First Unitarian
Seventh Avenue
Pike Street
W. D. Ses
Seattle
St. Mary's Parteh New
W. J
Twentieth Avenue
Jacheon Street
Sormtag-school
Church of Our Lady of Good
Third Avenue
Washington Street
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A.m
Honday
Church of the Immaculate Concept of
Mya Ray to Lead Services at Mazel Minelon and Theosophical Talk
At 2 p m Mya P Ray conducts song service and at 7 p m a preaching service follows. The Theosophical Society will host a lecture by Thomas Barnes on Man and His Bodies. A testimonial from Mrs. Newson describes relief from illness after Electric Hitters.
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Mazel Minelon
P. Ray
Theosophical Society
Thomas Barnes
Cavalrymen Minstrel of War and Escape at Brookside
Rex Ingraham and Maj. Chalmers plot a covert escape from a guard post amid Civil War turmoil. They aid a captured spy and move toward Libby while racing to report to duty, with tension over loyalties to Virginia and the old flag shaping their choices.
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Bynopsia
John Raynor
New York
Han
Rex Snareham
Columbia Callese
Kaynor
Hayner
Editha
John Winn
Rex
Washington
Hla Chum
Edward Burnham
Mr. Fairbanks
Moltha
Ingraham Ta Gality
Brookside
Mee
Langdon
Wing
Ingraham
Mal. Chalmers
Langdons
Chaltore Ia
Dallas
Langdon Rex
Chalmers Nex
Reham Ie
Virginia
Chalmers
Paris
Madame la Comtesme de Chevreuil
Bexnel
Agatha Langdon
Vieuwsh
Hinself
Tharp
Tle
Mr. Worth
Burton
Ming's New Life Pill Aimed at Curing Headache
Thousands of sufferers claim relief from a product called Ming's New Life Pill. The ad promises a pure blood building remedy for headaches and nervous troubles. It weighs in at five pence with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by G. O. Guy on Second Avenue.
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Ming
Rick
G. 0
GUY, Inc
Crugeiet
Second Avenue
Cosmopolia
Wash
McLaughlin
O. K. Tam
Columbia
Seattle
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the Mail and Herald
Dan Everett
Reestans
Pions
Willie
D. B. Hill
Anderson
Texas
Macoupin County
Ill
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Connecticut
Ranteriy
the Heavy
Madeline Williams
Peer
Mayou
Frank P. Pratt
Maller
Meattle
Wwe
Wocrensones
Emanthion
Fitzsimmons
Special Services
Col. Stuart
Nex
Newson
Decatur
Work
Thither Chalmers
Manassas Junction
Rapahannock
Fredericksburg
Rex Ingraham
Hugh Chalmers
Empire State
Sumter
Vlank
California
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Maj. Chalmers
Mas. Chalmers
Mr. Ingraham
Mike Dallas
Mike Stuart
Libby
Belle Inle
Nawaau
Watson
Duraham
Rex E
Tood
Lena
Chaboers
Podego
Dowdall
Cepterville
Jeb Stuart
Hex
Cascade Laundry CO
Second
Main Street
Nort
Queen City Laundry
First Ave
Bell St
Down Town
Third Ave
Pike St
Williams
M. I. McLaughlin
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