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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
BOTH MEN
SURRENDERED
Massachusetts Secures Both
J. e. Foys and W. e. Baker.

The state supreme court yesterday
handed down two opinions affirm
ing the judgment OF the supsfior
court Of King county In the import
ant habsas corpus eases Of John Y.
FRYE and w. r. Baker. The order
vas to the effect that both men BE-
turned over 60 the authorities OF
MASSACHUSETTS TO be tried. one for
jury briblnx and the other smbez-
xlcrnent
Inspector N. J. Morriassy. Of the
nanson police. Who has been IN the
city several weeks waiting the out
come Of the appeals. II inclined 60
believe that his watch is now nearly
al an end. and he viii soon take
his men East
Foye claims that he ~ innocent 81
the crime Of jury briblng CHARGED
against him. but the Seattle police
however. are Informed that there n
a strong case against him. the
crime for which Baker - wanted is
for the endorsement 81 1900 from
the Adams Express company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

OF A SITE
For Federal Building
In Seattle
DETERMINED IPOi By THE AGENT
Sent Out BY the oosstnmsnt- Ne
Declines 10 Give isior.
melton.
DETERMINED lPOi By THE AGENT

T. $ Gsrretson. the special agent
% the Treasury department. vino has
been here for several days on buri
'fs.--.- ---.-.---;sas vita tka HasFcftsa -
= cite fof the new federal building.
ieft this morning for Salem. or. Mf.
Garrison - chief Of the division Of
accounts at Washington. -. e. bui
a. The last cnuKrusa made apprnpria-
tinns Tor sixty federal buildings. os
which one Waa foe seattle. he has
been detailed q the Pacific coast "a
select sites
Mr. 0arreisnn vii submit his re-
port tn person 90 the department ~
Washington. some time about the
misfiie n July II win nrst be sub
mifted ta the attorney general. as
there are some points II title 20 be
cleared up. II IL probable. however.
that no iifi1cuiiy viii be met with
here. and n thlngs 50 smoothly. work
viii begin on the Seattle building
within a snort time.
The fnlaNins IA a list Of the sites
offered Cor the public building IN ss-
stties
iy Mrs Mary A. Dunny--Two
sites. one the block bounded BY
Eighth aai Ninth avenues and TINT
Frrsity and Inion streets. and the
other on the north side u University
street. between First and Second av-
snues
10 Esheiuian. corcofan q CO Two
siies. on the nsrth and south sites
~ stewart sislAAE.. 2iEezi. between
eide q Narioa street. hstween rhiru
and Fourth avenues
us James a. Meefe-ou the north
side u union ssreet. between First
and Second avenues.
uv the resiar estate. through
Maurice MeMleksn. secretary The
block bounded BY Third and Fourth
avenues aad Jefferson and James
esfrrrtn.
IA Iauiss : Davies a col-The
block bounded BY FOURTH and Finh
avenues and spring and Madison
streets
Ii IL Mr.. Garfetseu's opinion that
ne prices asked are all exfravaKant.
but he said ne might easily be mis-
taken IN this matter. as he was not
familiar with real estate figures IN
active growing towns. He declined
% make any reference TO the site he
recommended This l. his fret trip
west 81 -. Louis. and he predicts a
great future for Ecastis You have
resources. said be. and Seattle In
the future viii he just what you
make u. There seems to BE- too 1T
tie regard paid 60 the future. Every
one uerma 60 be after the present
BENEFIT think this IL shown by
the condition Of the streets and city
buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
CONSTRUCTION
WILL SOON BEGIN

TACOMA. June % -Preilmlnariss
are now complete on the Palmer cut
on. and In a few days bids will be
asked The surveying parties are
coming Ira. and nothing remains now
but fhe actual work uf construction.
II IL understood contractors have the
ground pretty well looked over. and
not much time wiii be required 20
make estimntea The lucky bidder
wiii put his men in the field at once.
and employment win be given "a sew
eral hundred men II they can be SCI
cured.
THIS In the chief problem ahead Of
the contractors A. present. Men are
scarce, and n VIII be no easy matter
TO get even 100 men for the grading
force. There are no idle men IN Ia
coma, az IL evident from the short
age 0f held on he docks With
wages Offering 81 80 cents an hour.
there H. dliiicuitg IN getting long
shnremen enough 20 load the ships
now in port THE contractors maxi
ing the extensions around the mines
are working small crews. and have
trouble 10 keep them Mp 10 n quota.
Public sentiment H. strong against
the employment ~ iapanese. and Il
is not an easy matter To get them.
The immigrants brought by Oriental
steamers this summer have nearly
all gone on to the interior and are nj
work
The Northern Pacific II also about
10 begin n general overhauiing of
bridges over the whole line as Ear
East aH Dakota. Old bridges are "a
be strengthened. pier and abut-
ments built. and bridge work gencr-
ally placed In condition. East Of the
Rockies several entirely new bridges
viii he built at once. The engineer
| ing department "a busy on plans, and
orders for lumber are already being
placed
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which. II true, are very serious. /
desire that your honorable body
should have every facility for aseef.
tanning the real facts Of the case. n
you think the matter sufficient i'm
partance 90 Justify or require any
action on your part. A. matters
now stand. | have no responsibility
60 eVade. aud no apology Ia make
Tor any course OF action which
have deemed best in governing my
children. JOHN LAMB"
The commission also rejected i've
applications out Of 90 for the exam
nations which are 10 be held the
nrst 0f next week Tor various POSI-
tons which come under olyil service
rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
VETERANS
APPEARING
Forthe State GAR.
Encampment.
ALSO THE SONS or vETERly
osd nasmh hers Of the Womsn's
Relief Corps Gather IN
This CITY.

The seventeenth annual encamp-
fnent Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. the fourteenth annual con-
ventlon Of the womsn's Relief Corps
ind the tenth annual encampmsnt Of
tons OF Veterans Will be inauguratsd
in this city tomorrow. and today the
city r. niIing W with the veterans
and their families The hsadquar-
ters Of the @. A. Il. IN the Hotel Dill
Ter presented a busy and Inspiring
tpectscie this morning. Ths arrival
Of the delegates commenced early.
ana by noon over 30 had signed the
toli. A there are 100 delegates en-
titled 90 slt On the convention. and
as many more veterans win be
In attendance 70 witness the sncamp-
tnent il Il estimated that there viii
b over 1850 visitors.
The reception committee ~ the
women's Relief Corps have made
treparafious for 40 visitors. The roll
was opened this afternoon M ths
headauarters IN the Hotel Seattle. and
sinners are being issued their ere.
fsntlais.
The Cons OF Veterans, with head
quarters NJ the Hotel Butler' vii
seat 50 DELEGATES. many OF whom ar
rived this morning
-Four days will be devoted 20 trans
acting the business Of the orders anf
entertaining the visitors. Tomo
row morning the different organi9
tiop will meet IN their halls. and ~
order Of business will be taken up.
This afternoon the council OF ~
minlatrstion Is being held at the ilF
Ter hotel. and this evening a reeeb
ton VIII he given all of the viaunt
members Of the tire organization
ut Rank hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

huae they found the doors harrlcad.
and locked. oniccr nateman sent
Phleer ienca To bring an a. with
Which ia break in the door.
AZ soon an Ienea left Hays sudden.
~ threw the door wide open, and.
pointing a pistol AZ nateman nred.
: he ban entering the right side 90 the
abdomen. At the same time hays
pulled his revolver the efficer pulled
his, AMI duel at short ranae fol-
lowed, eltltena were afraid e. inter-
fcre. and the men emptisd their ~
at ~seh ether They then
and fell tn the doorway to-
seiher. tie policeman ON top Of HAYS
with blood gushing from their ~.
inerous wounds, Policeman Bate
man died In Few minutes. HAYS
never recovered consclousness aud
died this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
QUARTERS FOR
POSTOFFICE

The new posfoffics building VII
not be built on the Meydenbsuer
property. corner Of Third avenue and
Columbia street. Some time ago the
owner submitted a bid for the con
structIon Of a postofice building. but
some difficulty arose over the ais-
fributISn Of floor space. While this
was heing settled. the owner made a
sale of the property. and as result
new BIDS are called for on or before
June ~.
The postoffice building must have
at least 1000 feet Of floor space Tor
ive-year lease. or 10000 feet for n
10 year lease. The building must be
supplied with all modern conveni1nc-
es IN the way Of lighting. heating ana
water facilities.
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Which Is Soon to Be Located i
Seattle by Thee. Ludgate. |
ACTING FOR CHICAGO CAPITALISTS
Milling Enterprise al Smiths Cove Which
Will Five Employment 10 Eight -
Hundred Men.

Seattle Il 20 have one ~ m. h,x
tssi Industries In enc saw nttl,n.
Ans ON the Pacific coAst.
II will be an Industry that -.
practically driven out % vanceav-r
q. G. owing 10 the opposition Of 60.
sAin English residents who .ala tina,
s'r establishment on Deaanan's i.i-
and. lust AT the entrance az The har.
eor. would spoil the scenery
theodore Ludsate. who i 10 build
mo manage the big mili here. Ac-
Scsdins 10 news received in the city
.nis AFTERNOON. Is at present In "a
xani ecnf~rr.ns wtrh the ct. North.
I'm railway officials IN regard 10 the
nnAi terms Of his purchase Of a mill
sfte from the company near Smiths
Cove The news received toaax
states almost definitely tina, NJ
t<adEate has accepted the OVER .aha~
~ vac osess NORTHERN people. The
-" lasa. ~ 10 Do paid. 10 large
pe. .ne railway men wsre not
.s,s, !. 80 sas ~ A ne lmfnsnse Mill
on sa-ss property would bring them.
Mr.. Lutgsts. who. with his broth
Or Wallace. was IN the city last week.
looked over every possible site for
mill On Puget sound Before he LETT
tor the Fast he Informed a Star re-
porter mat ne had almost decided TO
take the Great Northern site, az he
considered Seattle one Of the most
promising cities On the eosss.
Newspaper readers will remember
Mr. Lssdgate's ionx strugxls to 60
snhllsh q mill on Deatman's island
nj Vancouver, u. e. He had for
M~ssrs. Stewart and Wells. the
Chicago capitalists. secured lease
Of tho island for IS years. When he
arrived 5n Vancouver. ne met With
great opposition from the city eoun-
Ell a.. from certain English Fssi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
NO STEPS TO
BE TAKEN
Lamb Matter Dropped by Civil
Service Commission.

The civil service commission met
In the CITY hall last night, and the
charges which have been made
against John Lamb were partially
Investigated. II was decided 20 drop
the matter a. the complaints had
not come from the head Of the water
department. In which place Mr.. Lamb
IL employed.
The following communication from
Mr. Lamb was read
Arthur II. Grout, Secretary civil
Service Commission"
AS | am an employe under the
civil service rules OF this city, and
charges have been made against me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
Whoolmsn Collide.

MifsouLA. Mont. June 2n.-Miss
lilanche Smith is suffering with a
broken arm a. a result Of bicycle
collision last night. The young lady
wa riding down tho street In front
% tho court house when she eoilided
with Miss Una Hawkins. The latter
escaped with a few bruises ana a
badly damaged wheel.
The authorities are determined TO
put an end 10 faat bicycle riding on
the business streets New Dorman
was arrested last night by the city
mafshai and booked for the offense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
The FiIipinos Resist
Quite StubbornIy
THE lxERlCil OCCUPY 4 TONY
which Is Found to Be In psagcr-
easiy Fii,hy conei-
sioa.

MANILA. JuF4e a0-Gcn. whsaion.
who btvoaacri n the Heid last night,
advanced on Perez nasmaftnas early
fhia morning. TIE advance was con-
tested rs The reheis. hut after med
@ratrly heavy FIGHTING, the Aurri-
cans occupied the city Wheaton
Immediately examined The eity's san
itatiuu. which be decided was 40 bad
as 70 make u dangerous for a Earris-
on place. Wheafpp's forces will push
on tomorrow TO Buena Vista, which
10 supposed 20 b. the site Of ths rebel
powder mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
MORE men
FROM DAWSON
Brought Money Out on tho
Steamer Toes.

VICTORIA. n. G. June %. Fifty
passengers just out from Dawson ar
rived here Last night on the Tees.
and they had ali the way from $50. :
COO 70 $4,000 The passengers state
that many men are arriving at skax-
rAs Tssssbi. Sse .nen with fully
y. nerEett. Of Seattle. vas drowned.
near Little Salmon. and that Tom
Smith. OF ottawa. sas also drowned
on IN. klondiks river.
The steamer Sovereign reached
Dawson Jane : from Circle City.
kioniike Yukon Stewart COM
pany'v Store at DAWSON Was destroy.
"a by IRE June :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
OFFICER AND
CAPTIVE DEAD
A Terrible Duel to Death In
Making an Arrest.

BELAIR. ND. June 2o--Pollceman
Frank Batemcn was instantly killed
and John Hays died today from the
wounds received In dcperate duel
fought tate last night NJ the home OF
the latter Hays had been drunk and
disorderly and threatened to shoot
anyone who dared 10 arrest him. OF
fcers Bateman and Jones were sent
TO Hays house to arrest him, aa the
town authorities feared he might do
some harm.
| When the policemen arrived ut the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
QUEER REPORT
FROM THE EAST
Regarding Trusts and the In.
dustrisl Commission.

WASHINGTON. u. G. June So,
Several days ago the industrial CON-
mission suddenly decided 90 drop ihs
investigation % the trusts. Much
surprise Was expressed. because the
commissioners seemed TO have struck
part dirt ~ cropped out today that
In turning from the trust trials. tbs
commission was simply obcyinz ord
err. Word was passed that the com.
mlsaloners were advised by the ad.
minlstration officials that they had
better drop the trust investigation,
The prediction n made today that
the matter vii not be taken UP again,
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-7-s--a--777-777-77s777 -
RICH PLACERS
DISCOVERED

According TO Rdvlcea received
through letter written by Chaa. y.
chard. formerly Of the Seattle Hard
ware company, an expedition, of
which Prince Luigi. n nephew Of
the King Of Italy IL the head. has
made rich finds on a creek near Port
Clarence In the Golofnin bay district.
Fourteen claims In all have been To-
Gated. Associated with Prince Lui-
ri are J. II. MacDougall. \. u. Stew
art. Clarence IIanford and c, n.
Black. ali OF Seattle.
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dents. the latter claiming TIA, stan.
icy park. which the islaad adjulns.
would be spoiled should the min be
For months Mr. LndEate has been
hghtsnE a manly battle for pssssa-
sion. Twice he landed large farcca
OF men on the island. bur they N.rs
driven on by the city and proeIs.eial
police. On the second aneaalau. the
Dts mill man offered resistance. Wa
ihrVWn TO the ground. and finally
handcured and taken 20 the city
me matter is now in the provincial
courts. and Mr.. Luakete sni Il IL
understood. sus the city u v4nennv.
st and the province % Briti.h Col
nnbia for a large sum Tor damages
and losses sustained.
The min Mr Isudxat~ proposes 10
er~et tn seatti. will b. q mammoth
a1sirs II will. with the men employ.
- the various logging campo. give
work 20 about 500 employees. and will
Include q shlnsis mill and bon fac
NfIf a4srnr- ---S-=rstts~ tyxtfsf ftt< 10
taniishmenf % the industry here can
easily b. seen.
II IL Understood that work on the
mill vii, conmence Immediately ups
on Mr.. LusTste's return to Seattle,
which will be some tins DURING she
present week SPEAKING Of the OBJ
fssaittsn he met In Vancouver. NJ.
Luaxste said 20 the star Just before
going East. Il am a Canadian. but l
am no longer . believer In Canadian
Justice. Ny chief opponents we're
Eaxllsnmsn--rsmstt men. ! thlnk
YOU call them. n would pay Van
eouvsr 20 give them 500 piece 10
leave the country for ever since
coming 90 fhis side ! have heTn re-
e~lved with open arms. | am eiad
nov that the opposition % Canadians
sent me 20 this SIDE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

MARION. Ind, June 20.--frhe IN.
terrtate mutes' convention was fHlf
in this city. closing last night. The
crowd in attendance yesterday wPs
very large The Rev Mr.. Mann. pf
Ohio. delivered sermon in the sian
language. Prominent mutes from n
iinois, Ohio and other states wes'
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

PARIS. June sa-TNe family u
pFeyfu- VAS notified today that the
prisoner viii arrive In France next
Saturday night or sunday m0raiuE
No member - the family viii b. al
lowed 90 asieonaH him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

WASHINGTON. D c. June 10
The War department this morning
vas notified ~ atr and hsavy
explosion Nhicb has occurred at Fort
picksns. Pa. No details have been
received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
CASUALTIES
-. IN BATTLE
Reported BY Otis to the War
Department.

WARRINGTON. u. c. June 10
otis Informed the War department
this morning. that fiye Americans
were killed and % wounded IN yes.
ierday's battle. lie says the enemy
.efl over 100 ON the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
NILES Is
ALARMED
Over the Situation in
the Philippines.

NEW YORK. June 2o.-fn an in
tcrvie~ HIRE. Gen. Miles declares
that the Philippine situation IL Sc
rious. lie does not believe that the
question Of ealing for volunteers
has been decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

MANSFIELD. o.. June 20.--A re-
markedly heavy storm passed over
Mansfield last night Every factory
IN town was flooded. No lives were
lost. but many narrow escapes are
reported. The loss is $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

HoLYOKE. Mass. June 2o.-Prcsl-
dent Mckinley went 70 Mount Holy
oke college. south 81 Hadlcy, this
morning. Ho VIII present the dip
Tomas to a large class of students
this afternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
Bond Election Notice.

In accordance with petition pre-
sented to the school board signed by
twenty-one legal voters there will be
an election held at the school house
in District No. 6, Prowcrs county,
Colo. Thursday the 9th day Of July
's9 to vote on proposition to issue
the bonds of said district for the pur-
pose of building brick school house.
The polls will be open from / p. m.
to p. m.
A. L. JOHNSON S. F. WHITE
President. Secretary.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16

Last fall sprained my left hip while
handl'rg some heavy boxes. The doc
tor ca,'ed on said at first 1t was :
slight strSin and would soon be we'll
but it grew worse and the doctor then
said had rheumatism. It continued
to grow wol Sc and / could hardly get
around to ork. Iwent to drugstore
and the druggist recommended me to
try Chambt rlain's Pain Balm. l tried
il and one nalf of a 5O,cent bottle cured
me entirely. now recommend it 10
all my friends.-F. A. BABocK. Erie.
Pa. 1t is for sale by 1kelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
a Card Of Tha nks.

! wish to cay that feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has done for our family.
We have used it in so many cases Of
coughs, lung troubles and whooping
cough. and it has always given the most
perfect satisfaction. We feel greatly in
debted to the manufacturers Of this
remedy and wish them to please accept
our hearty thanks Respectfully, MRs.
- DorY, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale
BY Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
Communication.
Denver, Colo. june ], 1859

Denver, Colo. June !, 1899.
Dear Chieftain:
/ shall probably, before long, be
againi ''the skirmish line of ciyili-
zation," as l expect to leave in few
days to take charge of the engineer
ing on a new line Of railroad in Wy
oming. The road is to run from For t
Steele, on the Union Pacific line,
south. up the North Platte valley to
the little town OF Saratoga, where
there areshotsprings;and on to the
mining campsson thesGrand.. .Encamp-
ment river and at Battle Lake. about
sixty-five miles in all.r.iMy headquar-
tiers will be at Fort Steele, to which
point please send the Chieftlan until
further advised.
Very truly yours,
JOHN S. TITcoMB
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fif-
" Times lts Price.

awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. l never felt so badly
in all my life. When came down to
work this morning I felt so weak i
could hardly work. went to Miller &
McCurdy's drug store and they recon-
mended Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarhoea Remedy. 1t worked like
magic and one dose fixed me all right.
1t certainly is the finest thing l ever
used for stomach tronble. l shall rot
lie without 1t in my home hereafter, for
should notcar to endure the suffer-
inss of last night again for fiftv times it's
price.-G. H. WILSON, Liveryman. Bur
yettstown, Washington Co. Pa This
remedy is for sale by Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
The charge Up San Juan hin.

Was successful because each man
did his duty. Ifyougo to Las Vegas
to the reunion of Rooseyelt's Rough
Riders, June 24-26, you will have
good time and help make the occasion
a success. You are needed there.
The Santa Fe has made rate OF
1885 for round-trip. Tickets on sale
June 22-25 limited to June %.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
Thsrs'll se FIrs,.;etks.

In Las Vegas at the Rough Riders,
Reunion. The charge up San Juan
hill will be realistically shown. ,1is
safer to see 1t now and in this fashion
than it was when the Rough Riders
climed the hill in the face Of a mur-
derous hail OF bullets. The railroad
fare is only s13.s5. Tickets on sale
Ju le 22-25 limited to June %.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
That rhrobblng headache.

Would quickly leave you. II you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their malchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and bnild up your health. Easy
10 take. Try them. Only 25 cents.
Cure guaranteed For sale by 1Lelmsn
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
Pound Social.

The Ladies Aid Society of Holly
will give pound social at the school
house next Thursday evening, June %.
Each lady is requested to furnish a
calico apron and necktie to match:
also lunch for two.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
The Rough Riders Idol.

Will come from New York to take
part in the Reunion at Las Vegas,
June 24-28. A chance to see this fam
Gus regiment and its daring officers.
The Santa Fe has made a rate Of
1885 for round-trip. Tickets on
sale June 22-25 limited to June %.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-06-16
Program.
BEGINNING At $50 A. N.
Prayer by S. F. White;

Prayer by F. White;
Holly Sabbath School, Opening Remarks by Mrs Simpson
Reading the Declaration of Independence Mrs @ Webster
Quartette Mrs W. Crowley and others Defamation Bunting
oration Holland.
Duet Recitation Zela Wood
by Holly Band.
Song by Sunday SCHOOL, Defamation Mille Cissne
Grafton William McGashen.
Defamation, Myron Jencks; Defamation Eva Cissne
Song Sunday School,
Reading Mnger Recitation Ethel Hoffman
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
3-Legged Race pocket knife c. H AdamsQ
Sack Race, meal ticket, Mrs Kate Milinger
Wheelbarrow Race, pair gloves. S. F. White Co
Race pound candy Ikeman Bros
Boys Race pair Shoes S. F. White Co
Potato Race, good VIM. Gill
Egg Race, with spoon knife L. Mcpherson
kace, gun c. H. Adams
Young Ladies' Race, Rocking chair, George Hollis
Bicycle Race, cycle pump, E. B. Cradle
iOo-ya Foot Race, pair shoes, S. F. White Co
Standing Jump, shaving ticket Ed Swayze
Hop, Skip and Jump razor G L. Mcpherson
Free for All Pony Race, box Cigars Harden & Son
Slow Mule Race SON Of -four, Harden & Son
Came balls Ikelman Bros
n evening. Music by Holly Orchestra
JUDGES OFFICERS THE DAY.
J. McMuR7RY, W. c. McCuRRy.
J. w. IKELxAN, JAMES BAIRD
WIN. Gill. w. MITCHELL
G. ApAm
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