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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-29
EARARRSp INSTITUTE OLUB.


BENTON, La, JUNE 20, 1899.
On call of Chairmaa Sanders, the
Agricultural Institute Club met and
the Chairman stated the object of
the meeting vas to further the in
terest Of Agriculture, aud also, to
receive the report of the Fair Com
mittee, and in the absence Of the
Secretary, J. G. Logan, B. r. Nash
was requested to act as Secretary.
On motion, the admission of new
members was declared in order, and
the following members were enroll
ed: W. r. Bumgardner, DR.. r. B.
Martin, Capt. j. II. Nattin, Lee s.
Swor, Willis Allen, j. w. Atkins
and 7. B. Bixler.
Communications from Commits
sioner of Agriculture, Leon Jastren-
ski, and Assistant, J. G. Lee, we're
received, and the premium list was,
on motion, referred to the Fair Com
mittee hereafter to be appointed.
On motion and second, . commit
tee Of seven be elected, one from
each ward of Bossier parish, and
one from ward l of Cadde, and that
they shall be known as the Execu-
tive Committee, whose dntiesit shall
be to take charge Of the manage-
NEST Of the Fair, and perform such
ether duties as required Of them,
and the following were elected:
Ward III. w. Atkins; ward 2-J.
". Jeter; ward S--N. W. Sentell;
ward 4-W. j. Johnston; ward g.
j. I. Many; ward &C. s. Majors;
ward l, of Caddo-J. NJ. Sentell.
Said committee shall eject q Pres.
ident from their owa 0embers, aud
said committee shah have power to
fill all vacancies caused BY death or
resignation, and that they be en-
powered to appoint subcommittee
Of the management of the several
departments from outside Of their
own body; aud further, to arrange
for the date of holding the Fair, and
all matters connected herewith
Said committee to meet Immediately
after the adjournment Of this body
aud organize.
On motion, took recess for i've
minutes. After recess the body
took up routine business.
On motion and second, report Of
Executive Committee received aud
adopted, and made part Of these
minutes:
The Executive Committee met
and Mr. j. w. Jeter was called to
the chair.
On motion, N. w. Sentell was
elected Chairman.
On motion, DR.. 9. 81. Irion waa
elected Secretary.
On motion, w. 81. Scaaiand was
elected Treasurer.
On motion, the Bossier Banner
is eequested to publish these pro-
ceedings.
On motion, this Committee ad-
journed subject to the call of the
Chairman.
n. w. SENTELL, Chairman.
G. h. IRON, Secretary.
On motion and second, adjourned
to meet on July Is, 1899.
l. T. SANDERS, President.
B. r. NASH. Acting SECRETARY.
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Wiggins, Henry

We, also at the same time, place
and manner, in presence of said wit
nesses drew the following 80 names
Of persons duly qualified under said
Act 135, toserse AZ Petit Jurors for the
third week Of said Court, commencing
the second Monday, the 10th day Of
July. 4. D., 1899, to-wit:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-29

Done and signed officially in pres.
ence Of two lawful and competent
and Subscribing Witnesses (all the
Commissioners being presently, this
10th day Of May, A. D., 1899.
Attest: Nv. D. WADLEY,
r. B. H1LI. 81 T. SANDERS.
R. E P1LxmroN. II. P. Mooa1
j. A. BuM0ARDNER,
Jury Commissioners.
b. A KELLY, Clerk
and ex-offoio Jury Commissioners.
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- Levee Board will meet 10
CITY, Thursday, July 9.

Chill Tonic 20 cents bottle,
ADr R B. Blackman'A Plain
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-29
Dentistry.

Dr.. 7. N. Comegys, oface over
Zodiag's, adjoining Opera House
Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-29

The thirty Petit Jurors drawn for
the third week, commencing second
Monday, July 10, 1899. viii not be
summond until Court meets and not
then # the Court finds they win not be
needed. b A. KHLx, Clerk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-29

a, gosrd will meet in regular
y. Saturday, July 1.
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SEEDSl foa GARDEN ad4als. SEEDS |


Plant less Cotton and grow md broauc ur witch yoa
realize cash in less than three month"; instead waiting t
teen months cotton inerebted my seed store wheo
keep full line OF different varieties Of Clover Corn Ur
Vegetables Potatoes Onion Sets in fast anything the q
Seed adapted to this section Of the country Yunca win
gladly furnish you with any information you nay regarding
planting fertDg hnd marketing regardless buying Seedse
not II you do you will be treated fairly Yours truly.
Henry Rose.
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1ssier 8auntr.
BENTON, La,
IA ::::::::::=::::::=:::JuNE %, ls9s,

Police Jury.
polioe Jury of Booster parish
4 Z Board of Review on
July 5, and after Monday
.,.,action Of sny business
s., cone before the body.
1T. MANRT, President.
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IN. Vaughan's Roasted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
o. w. PETERSON & BRO.
zoe. zoe. 40 Pike St
PICTURES OF
CAPT. DREYFUS

The British Biosraph Company.
despite the utmost endeavors Of tn.
French government. succeeded IN
getting photographs Of Dreyfus ex-
ercising In the prison yard at Rem
nsa.
To do this they rented a house
overlooking the yard. and erected n
wooden seaffoldins on the top. So
far they were left unmolested. bu,
tn. sight Of a camera on the scaffold
caused the authorities 20 at once
raise a high screen round the yard.
prisoner from view.
Mr.. orde. the representative Of the
company. th.rcupon covered his
seafroidinE with tarpsulln. and APP
parentiy gave up the attempt Be
hind the tsrpaulln. however. close
watch was kept for three days. and
when at the end Of that time the
officials were convinced that the dan
ser Was over. and Dreyfus was al
lowed 20 exercise without the screen
the camera was at once got to work
unhappIiy the click Of the insiru-
ment drew the attention Of the jail
ers. and the prisoner was hurried 20
his cell. after tho machine had been
working something less than 10 sec
onda
Great difficulty was experienced In
getting the flm from Rennes 20
Paris. and u has taken the Biograph
Company three weeks TO circumvent
fhe fs%ftr. ard ruxtaf anshn~fstaa ~
yet ~ out Of France. II. however
safely arrived In London.
A picture Of Mrs Dreyfus was not
30 lucky. and the film was seized by
the military police. Happily. how
ever. a duplicate had been secured.
and this 10 also being exhibited at the
Palace.
Tho whole story 10 an admirable
Illustration OF Anglo-American per-
tinaei,y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Special Days at the Exposition.

rapidly and the
Exhibits already be-
include Ths
ocober aGrand Washers Address welcome
Banner" Addresses
ov speech ~ Mayor program
October Of the
in
he tie presen Ia a :
titalroad popular railroad
Special attractions
MraJ
Mckinney. Mra an Clara Tester
Gold
October - Chill
as second prize for order
number
t0.~Wsdtng
October ii.--Arny and day Patriotic societies
Afternoon. Baby
taItgh drilled boy
mar
october it,-IErtah umbia day.
october ia-sacred solosa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
The Daughter of General Fred Grant
Marries Royal Russian.
THE CEREMONY PERFORMED TWICE
For Those kOblemen, You Know. Are Such
Slippery Fellows Welded al Home
of Potter Palmer.

IMPORT. r. l., Sept sAM!as Julius Grant daughter of
married last night 20 Prince
cantaeuzene marriage residence
Mr nd Mra.
NEWPORT arhr church wedding OF Prince eantacu
An saints PROT
ceremony and
wedding breakfast Palmers villa
distinguished attended
number United States and ON
military tho nuptas Among those
Chauncev pepew. Ales Gen aud Mss y v
Greene. ea. and Wilson. md cochrau.
wedding marked the Ras
yesterday beautifully decorated
number of has
bells.
o. bells aud
mo bridal i
procession
bridesmaids
q
step5anois the valley
bridegroom including
Of enamel and a rupe'af pearls.
a chuvaAer. brill
liant n I'd an xoid
Accompanied by nstt
md followed a
they received congratulations.
will
"Wednesday they sail
will Princess
odessa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
WILL BRYAN TALK IN
KENTUCKY FOR GOEBEl?
The Latter Accused of Participating in
a Plan to Kill Free Silver in '96.

WARRINGTON D. G. 25fn carisie
To
Mr. Goehcfs visit Washington
Hs.es this doubtful
will adhere his
II Is believed here that Mr. had already
blackburn The
his hands
o
%
know when
is to
dat
Mr.
definite Information when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Gives His Pursuers Points on Long
Distance Jumping.
FINALLY CAPTURED IN MID-AIR
A Novel and Sensational Scene Witnessed
on Howard Avenue Last Night by
a Crowd of People.

hopeless bswilderment, when u small
BOY uttered a yell. and pointed to
the rear Of the yard, where the quar-
- was vanishing around the corner
81 the schooihouse. lie had jumped
over their heads. Then PilllnEs
thought 81 a plan lie stationed him
self behind a corner % the building.
Tho chase came his way. As The
kangaroo passed. he threw himself
upon him and managed to srasp a
hind leg After vigorous struggle
in which the young hunter suffered
from the strong hind legs Of the
brute. he secured HE game. ana led
aim home triumphant. ahead OF a
long procession Of men. boys and
dogs
Last night the kangaroo held an
impromptu reception IN the rillinFs
barn lie received many and varied
comments from hln guests. He wei
eomad them calmly. with the eresp-
ton 81 the doFH. with whom he SEEM
I'd anxious "a have a closer acauain-
lance
The man who knows IL all was
there. He came tnward the last.
when the crowd war thin. He look
81 on the little Antipodean a mo-
msnt. then said. .Humph, Just as
/ though. That's no kangaroo. it's
= prairie wolf"
II waa aNcertainsi later that the
little stranger had escaped from tn.
home 81 Capt. Campbell. Of Seven
tecnth and Madison. lie will be re.
- .
linEs back yard IL thronKcd with
the youths Of the nsishborhood who
seem TO believe with Artemas Ward.
that TIE kangaroo IL an amusin' 1T.
lie kusE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

a kangaroo hunt In Seattle Ia the
latest local sensation. The exciting
chase tesk place last uiEht in the
vicinity of the Columbia school
grounds. ana attracted a larss crowd.
iiert Pillinss. a yaung man living at
10 Howard avenue north. Waa cross
Inc one 90 the vacant lots urtf the
Columbia school. when De was hall
"a by couple II hreathieaa. large
eyed small boys. They had seen
something they knew not what ITS
Tot biz EYES and long ears. An hind
igEh Ike a mule and. say mister. 10
CAS iumpi" This Naa the lucid dee
acrlptlan they gave - strange
boast that crasaed their path ON the
school Krounds
pilliuRa curiosity was aroused by
this. and ~ further account =
Slid gambniinEn and wonderful feain
u lsapinH Iir FASTENED T. tta spot.
and saw What he readily recognized
a. a young kangaroo. Tho chase
commenced The small boys we've
authusiaHtie. but not wise. They en-
doayorcd - Wear cut the young
stranger from tha Antipedca. who
N'ft W.T. ht+t~ - hH#fA ~ 49,
u isiaufeiy ts or ~ feet hops Finally
The beast was cernerad. by ebanes,
The hunters. whoFo number Wss nos
Increased b the addition u several
ANAL boys. a couple ~ mna. AMI e.
liberal spFiukiiuH u doss. drew IN
upon hin. Thcre was q moment uf
breathiesa suspense. a. young Phi
llnRn leaned forward t. iaY hands on
She game Then. ~ a sudden. the
X ansArao vanished, fiiiluFa' hands
tiutrhsd thin air. The eppt where
the heast had crouohed VAS vacant
The crowd looked az one another tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

The Canadian Americans Of Sc
attic will hold a meeting In the rooms
of the chamber 81 commerce IN the
Halter block next Wednesday even
ing for the purpose Of organizing a
social club. A committee was APP
pointed Mt preliminary mectinEheld
last week. aud a constitution was
drafted and an option secured on
quarters to be furnished as club
rooms. over 100 residents of this
city born across the border have sig-
mined their intention OF becoming
members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
PINCUS WAS
CHECkMATE
Attempted to Open a Gsmbl-
ing House Without Permit

The gambling houses now doing
business In Seattle are prosperlng
They are niied TO overlooking night
ly. bat still they fear competition.
II has been stated frequently In the
Star that John conntdine Us the NIX
pin gambler In the city. and that he
holds the key to the situation. lie
IL reported 20 have said that no more
gambling houses shall be opened IN
seattle. THE gambling trust Of which
he is reported to be one Of the heads
10 autocrafic.
Ed Pincus. who vas employed at
the Standard. was recently discharg-
ed for some violation q the rules of
the house. Pincus, who has the rep
utation o. being a crack gambler.
decided TO be In II. and open up a
game Of his own. He visited Coun-
Gilman william McArdls. who runs
q saloon directly over the Peoples
theater. and proposed 10 lease va
cant room In the rear Of the prem
ises for that purpose. McArdie saw
no objection. and u fl said the deal
between McArdle and Pincus was
closed.
Considins was not long IN learning
OF Pincus' coup, and II II alleged be-
gan Immediately 70 place 0bstruc-
tions In the way Of his late employe.
He went to McArdle and told him
that he would take his fMcA rdte -
lease away, compelling him to seek
other quarters. Consldine holds the
lease on the building. and McArdle
sub leases IL from him McArdle
eaN the uoint and ruied ptpat,e ont
As result Of this action. Il IL said
Considine has reduced the rent OF
MoArdie's saloon from $50 to $50 per
month.
Pincus. II IL said, il not yet dis
couraged. He viii fight the trust. 3"
and. In partnership with shorty"
Shaw. will open lottery games In Sc
attic some time next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
MAY STRIKE
IN CINCINNATI
Street Railway Men Meet
With a Rebuff.

CINCINNATI. sept - The stree,
Raliwaymen's union today presented
its grievances q President Kiixufr.
~ the Consolidated company. with
the choice 81 granting ths demands
or having a general strike The de-
mands we're preseuted b. a commit
tee ~ msu not employed by the cpmo
pan. presidcnt kugorc declined to
talk with anyone who was not In his
employ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
JACOBS WILL NOT SUE

Judge Orange Jacobs will not sue
the Poat-Intelhgencer Publishing
for libel. Today he issued
an order to Attorney General Vance
to drop the case. This Will not came
AZ "A surprise. II has been known
for some time that both parties to
the case wanted the matter dropped.
and the only thing needed was go-
between, Sam Piles brought the af-
fair 20 its present head,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Burglars Dynamite an Illinois Bank.

JOLIET. m. Sept 2sThe Exchange
open Of dynamite
shattered the building With booty
boldly Of
without
robbery
farmers
BE- ptcbs
blood Of the rural
opportunity o. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

The City Of Seattle aud the Cottage
City brought 100000 into port last
Saturday evening. Several indiviiu-
ais had with them large stakes. while
the Bank OF British North America
at Dawson sent down the bulk Of the
treasure. Gen NJ. Carr was anoor
the passengers on the Seattle. and
Walter Church. of skagway. IL down.
Both boats encountered the debris
ot the late earthquake in the shape
% icchergs. and were. In consequence.
somewhat delayed.
ON the way north the City Of Sc
attic lost q seaman. Cornelius Gram
stead. who fell overheard and was
drowned despite the utmost efforts to
save him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
Observation-Disclosures.
: CITY NEWS. !:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Resolutions have been adapted by
the superior bench, and entered on
the court journal on behalf of the
bench and bar OF tho state, Ia re-
spnct to tho memory OF the late
Judge Piper.
] O. callison. associate editor Of
the Peoples Advocate. Of Chohaiin.
was n Seattle visitor yesterday,
Mrs. Styled Anderson. ase ~. died
yesterday at her residence. go Lake
View avenue, q consumption.
T. Kurahasht. age ~. died ycster-
day at Providence. hospital The
body IL at nutterworth's.
The funeral services % Arthur
Doyle were held from nonney &
stewards chapel AZ o'clock this at
tcrnoon The remains will be ship
ped 20 San Francisco for cremation.
Capt Hodges arrived AZ the heal
recruiting once this morning from
Portland. and IL holding the regular
examinations for the army seven
men reported for examination this
morning. and " this though, the total
number for the dayy win be about Is.
Five horses and packers wsrr
shipped 20 the Index Calumet mine
today and the firrt shipments will
BE- made the mrs, week In October
Ahout two tons ~ ore n day will be-
packed out until the snow Hys. The
ledge naw being worked 10 seven feet
wide. and about Is per cent 10 cop
per. Il assays about 80 10 the ton.
Another q the Ia-inch mortaru
which wiii he mounted on Admiralty
Head. lies in front az the Arlington
dock. where u viii BIZ loaded On TIE
steamer Rapid Transit These can
none came direct from Sandy Hook
proving grounds Tho one which
Row rests on its Journey. weights
~. coo pounds.
Rev. william Davies. pastor ot the
Welsh Presbyterian church. ON Olive
street between seventh and Eighth
avenues. died today at the Fanny
Paddock hospital at Tacoma lie
had been aies only a short time with
complication Of diseases tie vas
about % years old. n. had been the
pastor At the Welsh church over
year. The remains will be brought
to this city tonight
Articles have been signed by Nick
HufislFh. 81 Portland. and TOM Co.'S
teilo. the x-fnarinsr. They will meet
on or about October 10 under the
auspices OF the Hawthorne club
rhis Will 10 a hard. ci~an nRht; and
from all Indications viii b. the sport
Ing event of the fall Costello IL a
hard nshtef. BarisiEh is a good man
who has me; KID Mccoy. shaTkey
and otheru Arrangements wii be
psrfeeted today.
The coal towns on the Columbia a
Puget sound are very lively these
DAYS. Hsnton IL full Of working
people. and IL IL hard 20 set rooms
at TIE hotel Cedar Mountain - the
scene Of reviewed activity. and ships
three or four cars daily Franklin
and black Diamond has. a LARGE
number Of men. and all are at work
The G. q y. $. X u. lie hauling
great amount nf coal from ali theae
camps al present Work during the
winter viii increase. The Cedar
Mountain mine has almost coupiet-
ed the nsw xangway. and are in ss
eelienf coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses we're issued by
the county auditor today TO James
r Land to Annie r. Collier, borh Of
Seattle; Enoch whitman. Of Seattle.
to Annie Frederiekson. Of La Con
ner. Wallace r. Meade to Mary Haas.
both Of Seattle; John Brown to Julia
Hanson. both OF Seattle. Harry
Thomas 20 Mary n. Edwards both OF
Black Diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles Of Incorporation of the
Evergreen cemetery were filed today
by II. kleemzeyer. president Of the
The Applegate Hydraulic Mining
company today filed articles Of lncor.
poration with a capital stock Of $500.
600. The incmporators were: @. W.
Chapman. James y. Dow, a. IL Ora
ham, 8. J. Moore and r. A. Nor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
CONSPIRATORS
MUST SUFFER


BELGRADE. serxia. Sept 25-Tho
eourtnartiai sentences for . prison
ers accused Of conspiracy against sx-
King Milan. and attempting 10 as
sassinAts aim BY shooting last July.
were announced To-Day. Knexevlr
and Pafslteh must die. 10 others get
10 years each. one nsne ycass. seven
I'VE years. and the rest acquitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
the STOCK EXCHANGE

At the Seattle stock exchange to-
day no transfers we're made. though
an option was sold on 10000 Lost
Creek at SC. buy at 30 days. other
quotations were firm, but the mar
ket 10 quiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued today
to Mrs Anna Mess to build a two
story frame residence at zoos Boren
avenue 10 1850. also repairs at
200G Boren avenue to cost $500. John
Douglas to build q brick furnace at
1904 Western avenue 70 cost ti25. c.
y. Bailey a one story residence at
1907 Belmont place 10 cost $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

In pursuanceof the resolution pass
ed by the city council last Monday
night instructiug the chief Of police
10 order the arrest Of all disorderly
women found above Yesler way.
about 20 we're taken 10 headquarters
Last night. Chief Reed gave them "A
short lecture. and. ~ Is Understood
they have been Instructed TO seek
new quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

The nre department was called out
about $50 O'Clock Saturday evening
TO extinRthah small ftre on the
steamer Clan Mcdonald. Loss nom
inal.
The case OF Minnie Weber against
the Madison Street Gable Railway
any for damages. has been trans
damages has been transferred
from the civil department to Judge
Jacobs court, and VIII be heard to
marrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
MUSIC FOR
CELEBRATION

The committee having In charge
the furnishing OF music for the cele-
bration attending tho reception OF
the Washington volunteers. is to-
day sending out Invitations TO must
cal organizations throughout the
state. Every band available win be
hired as far as the funds OF the com
mittee viii permit. IL is thought
that the military bands will volun-
teer their services II the committee
defrays the travelling expenses. ana
that many other organizations will
do likewise. Several OF the local
bands have already spoken OF maxi
Ing concessions. and u is expected
that the patriotic cause viii be as
sisted by out-of-town bands as well,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

pad" said the youthful BlIlvll-
Ian. "thar's a big rattlesnakc under
the bedi" IAN right" said the old
man. composcdly. sjea' let him stay
thnr-kase Of YOU poster him ho'll
spring his rattle an wake up yer
nanny. and then thar'll be the dew
II to payl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

At the Seattle Mining exchange to-
day Princess Maud began TO tumble
and closed at iiSsc. 10000 shares of
Aetna were sold In n block for S..
and 1000 Lone Pine Surprise sold at
2itsc a share.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

Infants Fine ZEPHYR BOOTIfs.
nicely made. only ......sisc a pair
Infants Fine ZEPHYR HAND
MADE BOOTiEs, beautiful eolorr ;
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c pair
Infants Fine Hand Made ZEPHYR
BOoTfEs. elk blended. ssc value.
Only stttsstsst.ssssssfs .ssssoc a pair
Infants Fine Hand Made ZEPHYR
BOoTiES. with wool-neeced roles;
only ,.+s...sss...tt..ss.... BOZ a pair
Infants Hand Knit ZEPHYR
sAcQuEs. pretty styles. only.
ssrHssatss ssss+sfas srs.a toe ehaN
Infants Extra Quality Hsni-K nit
ZEPHYR tAcQrEs. In beautiful
eoiers. 81 90 value. only -. bse each
Infants Extra Quality Fine CASH.
MERE LONG COATS. beautiful
silk embroidered. handsome silk
braid trimmed. t2Jo value. only.
s.sst.. .ts.sts.s.ss.s.ss.sts iI.Vu each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
The First Hostile Bullet.

cAPETowN. Sept ssThe tension ia unabaed Prepar-
Inevitable before
frontiers 81
pendent Of Visiting Mauba
hands
being bullet
the distance Many Nights
between EnEishmen and Dutch taking place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

The Guarantee Loan Il Trust COM
pany today fled a deed transferring
To John Raymond and ole Shea lots
1 to ~ inclusive. in block 40, second
ad to Seattle. The consideration was
$1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
BRINK cLEaaAKcEs.

At the Seattle clearing house to-
day bank cle5rances were 500. J45.22,
and balances were sZ00, 3G3.2s.