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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01
Double Meaning.

One day when a celebrated bar
rister on his way to Westminster
Hall with his large bag full of briefs,
he was impudently accosted by a
boy who asked him if he was deal
or in old clothes.
"No," replied the barrister, "these
are all new suits" ."-Shot Stories.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01
The S. f. Call reports marvel
Gus eruption at Kilauea.

The Dutch Government has warn
ed Pfesident Kruger OF the disas-
irons consequences that are likely
to follow persistence in his present
policy.
Germany is opposed to disarm-
ament, regarding it as an impractic-
able dream in the present state Of
Europe.
Secretary Of War Algers has noti-
fed General Merriam that he OK
caeded his orders in endeaYoring to
crush the Miners Unions at War
dner, Idaho.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01
SATURDAY, JULY l, 1899.
TOPICS OF The DAY.

When Lord Kitchener of Khar-
toum and General Butler get through
with Dom PauPs Beers, they should
be engaged by some theatrical com
lrany tossing the latest popular song
at our Opera House-"What bore,
oh, what bore |"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01

1t was gratifying to see large
number of Hawaiians in the old
Stone Church last evening showing
their respects to the late Queen
Dowager. The Hawaiians are willing
to take seats in the gallery" or to
stand up while tbepews of the Aliis
are occupied by 'haoles" who never
knew the dead chiefess and who
crowd the Church as change from
an Orpheum show or play at the
the G 2era House.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01

The official organ reprints an in
terview alleged to have taken place
between Miss Ethel Vernon, Red
Gross. nurse, and representative Of
Vancouver (B. O. paper, in which
she "roasts" the management OF the
military hospitals in Honolulu gen.
orally and Major Surgeon Davis
specially. We do not desire to offer
any opinion on the merits of the
charges preferred by the nurse
against the doctor but we hestat-
ingly state that the nurse, with a
grievance is wrong when she
states that the water at the tenn
porary hospital was unfit for use.
The water flowing from the Grant
Well, the Artesian supplier OF water
at the Independence premises, is as
sweet and pure as any water found
in the world. The complaining
nurse must have mixed her drinks,
when her beverage tasted brackish.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01
Movement of Steamers

Steamers due and to sail to-day
and for the next six days are as fol-
lows:
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01

Subscribe for The INDEPENDENT b0
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-07-01
Messenger Service

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages fele-
phone, 378.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15

For the purpose Of incrGnsiEs the cir
x Srcy nE Go osrs he Ige Sss in
G!crt investors now have an opportu
great enterprise. They can buy New
Ierk Mercury stock b at thc very i9w prize
&omahRS su Ryr is shs incorpofted dSf4 4de the law
s5oSooo. divided into 50. 900 SHARES et 4lo eatii
eqa E1a EHa ef naSdas ay
Tns stock'is Il safe, sosi1@ani highly Hrci
Hysn GfG 1soty M 1natS lny eG, nr@tS 20 raS n Sva Hr
It E.rc4 the small Investor an equal chanu
With the rHritnlst as hGrson ly fro% with
share upward Gt the same price a capital
ist buys thousands OF shares. When onS
S o'haT HE New nFh prgSs n
mands. it y. apparent that this present
;rpSrtnnitMG 10 buy My %so fork Mercury
occur only once in Il lifetime. for at the
present rate OF increase shown Ia the pas
SIX months IN IN" Cir"ni'ii%n aud IN The
e. ray enormous dividcndsi ahI fanic;;
fEG, IN faiNy y
! >'''' ""v'''" Ing receipts Of the Mercury
hmrH aHnnrn las SH at the %d rate 'n M
f5p'T,r''c i5D per c"rt ia" Since e Nnr T. > on the
Daiiy, Weekly %md sunday CATIONS. and is
we viii a,nd one copy OF the Daily
and Sunday Mercury free to every share
holder as long Gs the stock is held Dy
him or his assigns. For example. If q
subscriber purchases ten shares OF stock
he will be entitled 10 ten cQHicA II thE
Daily and Sunday M"rrury free TO- his
own or ans o,hcr address as long as he
continues TO be q "tockholdcr or the cor
poration. These copies Of the paper nay
be disposed Of by subsCrihcrs to the CAPT
tai stock in any way desired by them:
There will he only = limited aluount OF
this stock disposed Of IN this way Those
who ore lucky enough to 2ntain IN ~
aharcs will find that In n very, short 'eSs
they will be Worth 800 per cent prem ""N
For furth particulars address the =.
SUPERI NTE;N DENT or CLRCUIA
n rION, NEW YORK MERCURY. :,
3 Park Row, New York
AS an advertising medium the New
York Mercury IS uncXcclled,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
THEIR LINE OF LACES AND
I'M MBROIDERlES

Is the largest over displayed in
this part Of the globo.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
SheYi f'S Sales.
STAT l. or SOUTH CAROLINA.
County, Il bicknnS

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA I
County of rickcns. !
BY virtue Of sinGry TAX executions d.
rcctcd to me by j. ~. Ioungblo~h, Treas
urcr of l'ickcns county, 1 will sell to the
highest bidder, ior cash before The Cuult
House door at pickcns, S. c., on
Salcsday in July,
next. d'ning the legal hours for aala ine
following described prApr..y 10 wit:
All tE@! piece, parcel OF tract Of land in
E@Matoo township. containing seventy. five
nr!"S more or less, adjoining lands of I'm.
malissa Mckinney, J. L. IIaMood Anthony
Ellcnburg and others, levied upon as the
property Of Henry NJ. Findlcy, and sold to
satisfy execution against said property.
Also all that piece, parcel ortract Of land
I drcl n0O) acres more or less, adjoining
lands OF Josiah Chapman, Mary Smith,
. Dnic land and oth,hs levied upon rs The
property OF II. jackson Morton and sold Ia
satisfy execution against said property.
Also all that piece, parcel or tract Of
land in Eastatoc township, continuing nny
! (5W acres more or lcsa, adjoining lands OF
II. Jackson Morton, Martha Morton, Dunic
land and otlcrs, levied upon as the propcr
ty of Mary NJ. Smith, and sold 20 anil.ly
execution against said property.
Also one lot In the town of Central, Pick
ems county, containing one acre, more Oh
! less, bounded by lands Of b. :. Gaines. Al
! fred Garter, and the Beard land, levied np
on as the property OF Hattie MLtin an,
sold to satisfy execution against said prop
NtY
Also. 9 acres Of lanl IN Central Township
levied upon as the property Of S;oVai
Smith aud sold to satisfy tax execution
against said property.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15

Aol lol 1OOO.
Class b., $17.I
Jacob Kennemore
w j King
f. Bagwell
e b Stephens
w G Smith
Sanlmit Neal
j II O'Bryant
S M Perry
L. NJ
Glass
Richard Anderson
j II Aborcronbie
Albert Babb
A j Bradley
j Nj Bowlin
Martin G Branlett
w A Collins
r G. Crawford
j II Childress
Anderson Chappe
$ 3 Carson
W II Campbell
w M Dichert
w S Davis
Lewis II Dalton
a II Epps
a + Epps
NJ l. Ellenburg
l. G F'ennell
Moses Gillespie
Henry Griffin
j a Gilstrap
| Jas Hammond
O w IIalloway
James "A Hughey
II II IIamlcy
John Hawkins
J w Hopkins
B + Holden
Wn Hawkins
e G Hayward
Martin Holder
Daniel Hendricks
Harrison Jones
4 w Kay
CIarinda Lash
G w Lesley
I5aac I,angston
George AlcAdalns
ID 7 MahaHy
$ = Nav
Jno NIcSwcar'gtol
Harrison N1auley
VIM Nix
= + Nelson
Is Nj Presley
II w Phillips
Jordon Rice
b T. lSainca
Michael Rogers
! WiIly Smith
| Moses Smith
Elisha SHELTON
M M atansell
" ;, Smith
John N smith
Stephen Smith
\ \ Swangnan
$ J 1'unlblin
james 'l'rOlter
John II w hite
| J r Watson
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
VlnthYop College Scholar
ship and Entrance
Examination.

The examinations for the award
o! vacant larships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of
now students will be held at the
Court House Oh Friday, July 2lst
at Q q. III.
Applicants mist not bo loss than
"...,ccn years Of age.
When scholarships are vacated
after July 21st, they will be award
cd to those making tho highest av-
crago at this examination.
The cost Of attendance, includ-
ing board, furnished room. heat,
light and washing is only $S sc
per month.
For further information and a
catalogue address Pres. ID. B. John.
son, Rock Hill, S. G. May3Ot3
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15

Internal Revenue Service,
District Of South Carolina,
Deputy Collectors once,
EaSlcy, June -, 1899.
The following described property having
been seized from Riley t. llolcombc for
violation Of Sections 3257, 3?Sl, $3.50, II.
S. U. 8.
Notice is hereby given that any person
claiming same must give bond rs provided
ny Section 3lGO, Il. :. L. s., within C3O)
thirty days hereof or same will be declared
forfeited TO the United States.
copper still, cap, worm, uoublcr, flow
box and pipes, II 60 gallon wood fcrment-
crs, Is horse iron boiler. Packages Is, 10
20, containing 100 gallons corn whiskcy.
ANSON &. MElRICK,
til Deputy Collector.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
ChiIdren's DaV at Peters
creek,

Last Sunday was an ideal day
for Chi!drons' Day and it was OBJ
geryed in very agreeable and pro-
ntable way by tho Pator's Creek
sHnday aeh2ol >, Preparation had
been made aome time bcforo and
the program arranged was carried
ont to perfection. The exercises
consisted Of recitatlona, songs, and
speeches by the young mon and la
dies and children Of lie school.
1t was beautiful program and was
rendered in a very happy and
impressive 1n;tnner. The house
WAS beautifully decorated and ov-
erything passcn on' pleasantly and
proltably. Tho exercises began
at 10 o'clock and lasted until Il, al
which tlmo everybody refreshed
thpmselvcs from Overloaded hos-
t.ts ts Bought oui for tho occasion
In the afternoon. addresses woro
delivered by, *Mr.' G. f. Robinson
and Mr., j. M,-Whitmlrc.
We aro not';iDlcfo 4ivo: Che names
of those whH' partiGlpatel in the
exercises, ndr:the pre- gram carried
out, but if We coUld'r would re:
quiro too mucl, space, but especial
praise Is duo the: Superintendent
and his nobl6,band teachers and
assistants for.tAc. magnificent man
ner in which, :Cblllrens Day was
,l>,or,oJ l>,, q, potori,. r,ool, C,,>
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
The Peoples Journal.
Local BreVitieSu

The wheat crop IS better than
expected.
The. farmers arc happy, tho
rains have come:
The pensioners arc happy, thoir
money has gone.
Mrs. r. a. Bowen visited rcla-
tives in. Central Tuesday.
Auditor Hunt went homo Tuos-
day. HS is on the sick list.
Louisiana wants poas, SOW what
Is loft and sell some noxt year.
DR.. w. Il. Austin will be in town
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
See notice of examinations for
vacant scEobrships for Winthrop
college.
Miss Bessie Partridge, of Nor.
cross, Ga. is visiting her fathor III
town this week. -.
Miss Stella Nowbcrry is still foe
bio ia health and her condition is
not encouraging.
1t is rumorcd. in Pickens that
there will be u new drug store here
in the near future.
Missed Olive aid Corinc Newton
are attending the. Clemson College
commencenpnt thisaaweek,
Miss Aurie Hollingsworth ro~
turned home last Saturday after
two weeks visit to Greonvillo.
In another column of this issue
will be found the. ponsion roll for
this year. 1t will be Of interest to
many.
The paint brush is beng applied
to tho law Office Of tho late Col. G,
J.. Hollingsworth. A few other
buildings in town neod the same.
Miss Olive Newton returned
home last Thursday from Win
throp college, where she has beon
attending school for the past nine
months.4x
The patrons of Lathom school
district, No. IL, will meet at the
school house OH Monday, June 10,
9t 1Oa. m.,for+tho purpose of elect
trustees.
Thero will DO an .olcction held at
Mile Creek school house next Sat-
urday, foEthn: purpose Of cloctins
q board Of trustees to servo fov the
next two. years.
The Ciriy Literary Society OF
Winthrop College elected Miss
Olive Newton Of this place record
ing secretary to serve during Tho
first term Of next session.
There will be an election held
on tho 18th Of juno at =! o'clock p
m, at the school h use IN Bcthlc
hem school. district; to elect trus
toos for the next two years
The president Of tho loa!ers' clul
Rnnpunlc2 that the rules will. be
suspended for the next week an(
that all members will be allowed
without fino or forfeiture Of mem
bership, to work out their garden!
or do such other work as is abso
lutelY necessary.
i A'om Jackson, q we'll known dar
key around Pickens got on q loat
Of whiskcyD ID lsst Saturday nigh
and began to hunt troublo. II,
struck home and commenced bella
boring his wife with any. convon
iont rtcle, and was Immediately
taken in charge by an officer before
he had d6nfImuch damage, H.
gave bond for his appearance mex
Saturday $50; = :
4 he sucini' event Of tho scasol
at Catecheo, was The marriage OF
the 11th lnst.; Of. Mr.. James f.
Thompsons Of Ncwry, :. G., t,
Miss Ora l.. Childross, at the hom
Of her parents. \ very large as
semply Of refatlvcJ and friend
wore present to witness tho ccro
mony, which. was performed b.
Mr.. l.. l.. Smith, n. p. OF Clement
It was the most beautiful and i'm
prossiye ceremony, it was ever on
privilege to witness. His cxposi
tion Of the umarrlago RELATIONSHIP
E was appiopristo and was highl,
appreciated by tho large audience
s <1Ee ~--.----.-..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15

n. Fl. WeIborn
Pensioners must como at once
either in person or send al orde,
IN no case Will the money be paid
with out an order and IT must be
taken out by the IS Of July, 1899
Read this and be sure you dcn't
forget it in sending for your pen.
sion.
J. M. Stewart,
Clerk Of Court,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
g NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

Persons having claims against
tho estate of B. +. Mckenzie, de-
ceased, will present the same prop
erly attested by the 9th of July
1899, and persona indebted to said
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
JULIUS PAR SONS.
NOTICE 10 DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

Persons holding claims against
the estat. of p. l.. Maxwell, de-
ceased, aro requested to present the
same properly attested, and those
indebted to said estate will please
make payment by the 22nd day of
June, 1899, to Henry Briggs,
Administrator.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
STATE or SuvTu CANoiINA
County OF PickrMS.

OTATE or SOUTH N.AEol.lAA
County Of Pickcns,
Notice is hereby given to all
whom 1T may concern. That, Mary
Alice Cochran has this day fled
her petition in the Clerks Office,
praying for 2 homestead exc p
ton in the real and person al estate
of her deceased husband, John ".
Cochran. This ease will he hoard
in my Office on the 9th day of
Juno, 1899.
Given under my hand and seal
this 23d day Of May 1899.
SEAL j. NJ. STEWAR RT,
CfE&H Or Coukr.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
COn'SetS

In all leading mo kos-fong me-
dunn aud short cuts, From so
cents ta - 90
PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES
In all the now ny to date ideas.
You will Gnd them in black, white
and oOlors.
THEIR CARPET, MATING,
RUG, Shade anh Curtain Depart
ment is tho largest in this part Of
the country and their prices aro
guaranteed lower than you will find
in Atlanta or Charleston.
They keep Ruttcrick Patterns
only roliablo pattern, Ask for
Buttcrick Fashion Sheet and Yark
Stick, and Trading Stamps-thcy
present them to their customers.
E@- Just oponcd Ready Made
Shirt Waists and Skirts.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
FOR SALE.

l offer for sale III acres Of land
on Crow Crock, adjoining s. G.
Sloan, w. l.. Parrott and others.
This land can be bought cheap
and on easy terms. Apply to-,
9. E. RoRINsoN.
Attorney Pick8nS,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15
AEpo!ptm ent9.
SURVEYOR.

Fave your land surved, I am
prepared with first class instru-
mcnts to do you first class job,
and can ho f. ui-o at my residence,
Alexandr:, S. G. or reached by
phone.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15

, - GHo pension
0.
j j Jamerson
II. j. Ligon
w. b. Gaines
S r Day
Peter Summey
James Hopkins
Nj. l.. Smith
l II Philpot
Cassell
J., $500.
Jefferson Arnold
Orwell Abercrombie
Warren Boyd
w j NJ Burton =.
M A Barre
John + Connolly
Thomas Child
l d Coleman
Frank p Crane x
Henson Chapman
VIM Campbell
j II Cantrell
James r Dichersol
J III Davis
j II Ellis
j B Erwin
j NJ Entrekin
j N Earle
j w Friddle,
w r Gilstrap
David Gilstrap
ss ] Gagsoway
M B Granger
G. r Hendricks
G 7 Holcombe
l. G. Hit
y ~ Howard
Ihos Hester
Joberry Hester
j II Hunt
Tyra Holder
j w Hunter
Emeztah Hunt
G. l. Johnson
w S Kirkaey
John T Lesley,
+ A Lewis
+: M. Moody
Wm AtCGaha
d G Merldith
Ansil McGill
S B McJunl1in
Alexander Mauldin
Joseph Nalley
G " Owens
w II Perry
Joseph Reeves
j II Raines
G w Roper
p p Sheriff
Reuben Smith
A G Stephens
" KStpwart
] Foster Smith
Lewis Simmons
j D Stephen
j S Sanders
John II Turner
G w Thomas
X II Vaughn
James Waldrop
G w Williams
Welhorn!
.st como at once
or send al order
he money be pait
er and IT must b'
a Is Of ,Julv. 1900
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-15

Miss Mary Bowen graduated at
Winthrop College last Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
FOR UNIFORM
WAGE SCALE
American Equal Wage Union
Is Incorporated.

KANSAS cry, Mo. sept IA
petition has bccn nied In the circuit
court fnr a pro forma decree Of in
corporation Of the American Equal
Wage Union This in an entirely cd
ucational and phllanthrnpic orFani-
sauon, lite officers are President X.
n kaliherna secretary Arthur 3.
Lyman. treasurer Robert q. owens.
The headquarters are In Kansas ely
ana II IL expected either lodges viii
be formed all over the United states.
one OF the organizers said to-day
The object - the organization - to
do away with woman labor as much
a. possible. In AN departments u
commerce and Industries generally
women have, 10 a certain extent.
taken the place of mcu ia uume CO..
eupa fiouH. The trouble is that they
are not paid the same wages as men
and that they Keep men. who are the
heads Il families. aut ~ good pos
siiionH We de- not object to women
working but Ne are opposed "a their
taking the place - mfn for half and
often a third II the wages that would
be paid to a man for the same work.
We will work To- have hii persons
paid equal wagvs for equal work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
Lost One Million Acres of Land.

IA million arabic
settlement the Receiver J.
Of
the
is Of tilabe land left
the Olympia land Offices district
chehalls Mason this
withdrawn million
Of ube land from settlement and left but 10000 acres Much Of
he Of settlers ~
action Of within
he mi ter
of
would o
% public
In TIE the
heavy tide immigration"
10
morning 10 . land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
BUILDING PERMITS.

building permits have been Issued
~ Clarence FoRg for repairs at "a
Klnnear place 10 coat 500. 81 l.
Wright for alterations at l7i2 Sew
enth avenue 10 cost 80: =. A. Mac
Donald To build n one story frame
residence at ga Eleventh avenue to
coat $50. o. y. EgRan 20 build one
story frame residence at ~ Tweutl-
eth avenue north 70 cost 500, J. NJ.
Bigeiuw to build a two story frame
Residence at 320-32s Pike street to
cost g.. loo. G. -. IIoic0mb Ia build a
2-atory frame residence at III -Four
teenth avenue north TO cost 1900 ,
Mrs ERgert to build one story resi-
dence At 1880 Thirteenth avenue to
cost 81 800. J. W. Wilson for altera-
lions at ii0s-iios Second avenue to
cost tt75. sodcrquist 4 Roselcaf for
alterations at sl2 belmont place to
cost $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
REWARD FOR
GEN. SKATER
He liContinue in Comma nd
on the Pacific Coast.

WASHINGTON. u. g. SEPT IL
a. a reward Tor his services In con-
nectiun with the Santiago campaign
President Mckinley proposes o. con-
tinue Mai Gen. ShArter In command
81 the department af the Pne'he vlih
his present volunteer rank after the
time reached for mis- retirement on
Sept 10
with Gen. Skaters rctircmrnt.
Mai Gen f.awfan. " ho has only the
rank ~ colonel in the regular army.
will. Il ~ expected BE- made a BRIG.
adler general II the regular army
Gen Macarthur. who holds the rank
81 lieutenant Colonel iu the regular
army. ~ To- get the same step y hen
Rrigadicr Cen Anderson rstirea in
January. and Gen Wheaton "a Cal-
onel of infantry. ta booked f1r the
brtEadler Eencfalship ON the retire
ment u Gen Merritt. which viii also
open the way for the appointment 81
major general in the regular army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
AN EASTERN
ROAD SOLD

BALTIMORE sept r. President
John S Wilson. If the baltimore.
Chesapeake and Atlantic road, has
confirmed the reported purchase -
a cantn1linE intsfrat ~ that road hy
the Pennsylvania railroad. which. to-
eather with athvt valuable prppcrtiss
az fat and steamboat lines. become
Immediately part e the PennEyl-
vaula system Information q the
sale came from Wilmington Del.
y here. through q banking house =
that city an Thursday last TIRE deal
VAS canhum mated.
The arser part - IL stpek was
owned IN New York. and John T.
seaaies. ~ Sew YORK.. WAS the iarK=
est Individual owner The transfer
II the saaffes shares % the renuNyl-
yan4a. when securities amounting. Y
Is said. Go g. $50 ESQ changvd hands.
gave the purchasing railroad a ma
isr.ty 81 the stock and eatlre con-
troll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
TRUST
HAS ADVANCED PRICES
An Illustration of the Evil Effects Of
the Combinations of Capital.

Every professional and all dealers IN
gslane printing the q
seais q prievs
controlled
September printing have been ad-
varying old pess tia,
rule undc fires composition
position who shall buy and sell ITS pro-
duct prcs only 70 the
printing Germany The trust recently .s-
small company IN
eff tpsv viii be sWal -
photographers that prices
De thosr
advance OF
-
dealers the
amateurs and prevent thous-
auds frofnta ~ a pastus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-12
Yisi,s
Amusemenis.
ISISlE

Otto Kawakausi and Nine. jacco.
with a capable company 81 20 lap
anc~e actors. viii appear az THE Sc
attic theatrr next Friday and sat
urfay. The play 20 b. performed
is The Knight and the Ceisha.r and
II will De presented la the native
language OF japan. with appropriate
settings Just az Il vas produced In
Toxic. This ~ill be the first Eunu-
the japanese play ever presented a.
a Seattle audience. and adds another
TO the list Of novel attractions which
Manager Howe has secured for ans
house.
The exciting Cuban war drama.
the Last Stroke" viii be the at
traction at the Third avenue theatcr
this evening The shaw company
Is very popular. ana this y a strong
psay-eutirsiy different from any
thing that the company has under.
taken during It's engagement herr.
The cast calls for the entire strength
OF the company. The scenic effects
are said TO BE- excellent The Last
stroks" will hold the boards until
Friday. on which evening The
Phoenix" will be presented. Al the
matinee Saturday Afternoon. a
Message b Wire" will be the bill.