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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

FoR SALE-A fine mare, choice
single or double driver, perfectly
gentle, we'll worth 800, will sell
for less. j. f. EAsLEY.
10 z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

S. s Ball will trade a horse 10
anyone who will bore a well on BIZ
place 12tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

W. c Bomar received the sad
news this morning Of the death Of
his brother, J. c. Bomar, which
occurred this morning at 1870 in
Wolf City, Texas. Mr.. Bomar
leaves this afternoon for that point.
Ladies, have secured the agen-
cy for the genuine pure baking
powder, named Perfect, and
guarantee every ounce 10 be as
pure as chemistry can make il. /
shall always carry the very best
that money can buy.
5. +. JENKINS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

6.a- ans size sou want. aud q
t1.. line oi paints aud va-ui-h-- q,
E j klus-g'- drug store. 2f-lu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

4 god four room house, corr ~
.D'. nice yo11Z trees good water.
r-.ek storm cellar. close tO Iui-
l@ part u town See 7 O.
hragm1l ~ 81. y Browns uu-
--r,aE.Lg establishment. 4Ilm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

If there is a lady in the city or
country who appreciates a fine
dongoIa hand turned shoe, button,
lace, yesting top, plain, coin and
pug toe, mp to date in every way,
worth So 80, 81 aud 3 in any
first class shoe store. sizes ., . ! >
mp 10 6, Barall has them a; SOC on
the dollar. That means ~ 20 10
~, Is will now buy them al j g..
Haralls fire sale all this month jtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

Nice, clean, fresh laces and EN-.
broiderics which we're not put on
sale Saturday aud this week for
the reason that there was no
counter room for them. Some not
even uDpacked and only slightly
damaged while 10 original pack
ages Your prices buy them while
they last AZ j N Baralps great
fire sale Jtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

Meal time should be the hap
p est hour of the day and when
your table is supplied with fresh
wholesome groceries from Wolyer-
ton 5 you are inclined to make
meal time the longest hour in the
day. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-03-12

IL you want any corn ground
into meal or chops take il TO l.. b.
Roberson's mill on North Caddo
street. Phone ll6 4 I'm
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06
WHAT'S IN 4 HAMe?
Osnss1s Plss.er 10 Pains 0lsslsr.)

In tho Ga-s OF wild cat money In The
West, tho Aines shoycis wore used ~ cur.
rcncy. They were "a stable ~ gold; their
price dill MT vary % cont IN twsnty ye IN.
Tho very ngmc Of Oliver Amos q Son, was
. synonym Tor honesty. II WIN current all
over tbs world.
On the Same principle Dcnson's Porous
Plaster II tho univers / standard external
re-'edv. Tosey II Is u ''gool" plaster does
not describe /; 10 Gthehest p,ssiJe piasser.
For every disease In which nn external rom.
cdy In available, B,lson's Plaster u used
almost as q matter Of course.
Benson's Plaster quickly relieves and
cures where other molcs VI treatment IRA
either exaspcating'y slow or have n , good
eject whatever. Coughs, cGlds. luln, ago,
kidney trouble, rheumatism, lame back,
ETC., are nt Opss benefited and . ,on cured.
Cap iicu:n, Strengthening and Delladonna
plas.ers have nor OF tho curative virtues
OF Belson's. Moro than 5000 physicians
and druggists hlve com .nendei Benson's
Plaster as u rcm,dy in viii Ia the public
may have implicit confidence; while, In Q
O ,mpar tive test with other p,rstcrs, Ben.
soma his received .ff,y.dse hiyiese 0mGrrs.
Bcwa . ut substitutes and ch,.p limitations.
For sale by all drug ,i'ts or we will FRO.
pay pos age on any number or lercd 1.-THE
Uaited States GU rscci Il Of 900. ench.
Seabury d johnson, Mig. Chemists, N. Y.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06
EuteYtaiumeut at raii vile.

The Misses Schepers were st home to
their many young friends Wednesday
evening Of this week. Ia response 10
the many written invitations. about NO
guests AZ this place. ShsckeltOrd, Nj.
Leonard. Malta Bend. salt Springs
and vicinities gathered To enjoy the
hospitality and cheer ri the charming
young hOstesses. Dancing was the
main feature 81 the evening, while 9th.
ers amused themselves ut games ~
cards and csrrOms. Between tie hours
Of II aud " q bOuntiful and elegant
supper vas served. After this dane.
ing WAS resumed, which continued
until the morning star told Of another
approaching day. All who werc pres.
ent express their appreciation ~ the
happy social hours spent. and were
warm 10 their praises Of the tactfnl
and graceful entertaining ri the Misses
Schepers and their parents. The tam.
lily Of MIR. Schepers II noted for dc.
lightful parties and enjoyable enter.
tainments and this occasion WAS no
exception a. the rule.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

Gillian. He was . member In good
standing Of the B. Of L. F., In which
order he he'd ol600 life insurance. He
also had el500 accident insurance
which 10 payable 70 his mother.
How short lived and unssslsfscso y
10 democratic political popularity. I
heard to-day q Of nj we'll known
democratic reading from . democratic
paper % . party Of interested listen.
ere, remsrks BY ZONE one In which
Brysu wss referred 70 o. the Ne.
brasks blatherskite, sud twice busted
Bryan, and his reading wss listened
70 with msrks Of approval by sons
and indifference BY the rcmsinder. A
short year ago, what awful blasphcmy
oil this would have been and yet Mr..
Brysn Is Just the same, no better and
no worse than he Was. Then . year
ago Croker was the Lord Of New York
with none who dared dispute his will
aud now Whist IL hep A year agu
Sam Cook was the popular idol Of the
Missouri democrats with every pros
pect ut being boosted intO the Cover.
nOr's chair Ia the near future. with
other uDmentiOned possibilities Ia the
future, but the other day the testi.
mOny ne gave In hts deposition In the
CRrdwell case wss considered 40 com.
promising by the St. Louis Republic
that Il cut out the more damaging sd.
missions us being unfit fO. Democratic
readers and now what 10 to become ri
SAMMY! he may be requested To ''go
away back and sit down"
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06
Monday Club Music Department.

The Music department Of the Mon.
day Club meets Monday afternoon,
December @h, at 2:30 o'clock. II will
be the last meeting NJ this department.
In 1901, 80 y large attendance II de.
sired.
PROGRAM.
Roll CAll-Incidents In the Life OF
Wagner.
Wagner's Early Period Miss Janet
Laird.
Famous wsguerisn singers-Mis
Nay Gilpin.
Piano Sol"-SpinnIng Song from
ri lying Dutchmsn Wagner, Miss Al.
Siler.
Vocal SOlo-GsrmSn Drinking Song
Miss Maude Msckey.
Piano SolO-Cxscade (Panerl, Miss
Bess Tucker.
Vocal SolO-Prixe Song, from Meis-
tersinger tWaSnerh Mrs. Mary Hsr-
vey.
Piano SOlO-Mrs. T.. s. Place.
Talk Beyreuth. Miss Allen Of Mis-.
sorri Valley College.
MISS FANNIE TAYLOR China.
MRS. g. A. KNIGHT, Director.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

The ceremony ~ followed By .
very large reception, which VS. the
most Interesting and elegant social
event Of she ssssou.
Refreshments, consisting Of salad,
graed ham, saratoga chips, pickles,
ices and cake, WEIR served In the din
ing.roOm. Coffee was poured sud
psssed By . bevy os pretty eirh. The
cusiog Of the brides cake resulted 10
Miss fulu Lsmkin securing the ring,
Miss Minnie Vance the dime and Miss
Ids Louise Baker, Of q. Louis, The
dsrning needle.
The popularity Of the bride IVES a.
testsd BY the many beautiful and cost.
" presents she recei: ed and displayed
In "a upper room. the examination Of
which gave much pleasure 70 the many
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons Left for "a
extended journey South. going atst
10 New Orleans.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

Chas. Pearson, colored. died Wed.
nesdsy, sitter . long illness.
Mrs. G. Whit williams let We'd.
nesdsy for q few days visit 10 How.
ard county.
Our fret snow, Wednesday, 10 not
hailed by the boys with great delight,
because there 10 so little Of II.
Miss Sarah Green, Of Louisisus,
spent . few days Visiting Mrs. Chss.
Green and other friends In slater.
We regret very much that We .
report litsle improvement In the III.
ness Of Miss Sadie Vests mother in
Wet Slater.
Misses Nina Howard, Mabel Price
and Lou Caldwell and Messrs. James
and Turner Reid have returned 70
their respective schools. after spend.
Ing Thanksgiving ~ home.
VIM. II. Keytou. slwsys alive 10
the needs of the farmers, has bought
q corn shredder and IL going TO start
out Monday morning 70 contract with
farmers to prepare cheap feed for
their stock.
Mr.. Chss. Lane. Of Battle Creek.
Mich, IL visiting with his brother, A.
Il. Lane, this week. Mr.. Lane IL IN
engineer on the Grand Trunk II. Il.
and 10 recovering from . evere Ia.
Jury he received while On duty some
time ago,
II. X. Watson has moved with his
family from Armstrong, Mo-. to Sls.
ter and expects to make this his home
In the future, where be can take I'D
vantage oi our excellent schools for
his children. We extend 10 him q
hearty welcome.
Ia the new time card which took Of.
feet last Sunday. the plug only runs
~ far ~ Slater instead Of To Mexico.
The change In time Of mail train No
Is, IL far from satisfactory, To our
people, when they are late, ~ they
very often are, II will make Il so late
getting their mail and delay their
suppers.
Some young ladies were very eager
ly crsning their necks Ia catch u sigh,
last week Of = man named Smith,
surely not IN uncommon name; but
these young ladies had gotten the idea
somewhere. somehow, that this man
WAS the author ri thst remarkable
story. the Evolution ~ DOdd," Will
liam Hswley Smith. They were much
disappointed and u little leased "a
learn that they had h0nOred just IN
ordinary Smith.
The serious side IN railrOsding on
Tuesday, while making q coupling In
the yard ut Slater, Estell RhOSdes
slipped and feel between the cars while
they were In motion. He was drag.
ged along the ground for about q ear
length. being considerably cut aud
bruised, hut had no bones broken and
II not dangerously injured. Not 20
fortunate was poor w. T. Copeland,
fireman IN the switch engine ut Sla-
ter Tie started around on the foot
board tn oil the valves on Wednes.
day, about 10 a, IA. and In some man.
ner los, his balance and fell IN front
Of the engine and was instantly kill.
ed, his head being completely sever
ed from his body, besides being other.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06
PsNs0.JaSkasa.

ssouy sott Wcouso WoW w. W mSvu
Eshlyne Jackson and Mr.. Harry Hemp
Hill Parsons, which sook place q shs
howeof Dr.. end Mrs. Wiltsm HarriNou
on WestArr0w street Wednesday even
Ing, December lsh. The esnerous end
gracious spirit Of Hospitality for which
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison ore 20 widely
known Wa shown by the cordial man
ner In which they received aud enter
tsined the guests.
The house, which IL large and vel
adapted for entertaining, ~ . perfect
bower ~ smilsx, palms and flowers,
The beautiful arrangement Of these Ia
the psrlor. where the ceremony took
place, was very effective. Trailing
pine, chrysanthemum- and smllax wers
drsped from the ceiling over the win
dows and pictures, and the p~rofusior
Of green wss relieved by white chrys
suthemums.
The environments Of the bridal par
" we're ideal. In IN slcove In on,
corner ~ the room Southern smilsx
the exquisite wooded variety that pend
out clusters Of waxen leaves from IN,
central stem, formed s.grsceful back
ground for . bank Of ferns and palms
enhanced by many lights, softy shades
In pink.
the coming Of the wedding part!
was preceded by = beautiful solo
"Wsitinx." by Willard, by Mrs. Il
G. Horne, and followed by Mrs. Ed
mondsOn. of 81. Louis. who sang 81
Love You and Only You," with .mucl
feeling.
A. 40 the strains Of Mendelson',
march announced the approach 0f III,
bridal party. which included Mr.
Frank Miles and Miss Ids Louise Ia
k~r, Of 81. Louis, who came first, car
ryiny broad white satin ribbon, which
they stretched NJ they advanced fr"n
the staircase across the hall into tn
parlOr. and we're followed by abOu
ten couples ~ the most Intlm ate friends
The relatives entered from the from
hall. The minister, the Rev. j.. dc =
DOnehOO, wSs followed by the ring
bearer. Master shelton HOux, VII,
WAS beautifully dressed 10 white SAITH
and carried the ring In the heart .Oi
large white lily.
Then came twO little flower girl,-
Miss Ethlyne Brown ind Miss Mildres
Morrow ~ WHrrensburv - lOOkiu,
beautiful In their dainty white COS
tunes.
The groom followed. attended by Mr.
Devere Jackson, the brides brother
~ best man.
The bride, . handsome brunette, en-
tered, leaning upon the arm Of hsl
brother, Mr.. William Jackson. sh'
wss gOwnsd In white Paris muslin
made very dsintily with tucks aud Ice,
and drsped by the tulle veil which en-
veloped her. She carried y bOuque
Of roses and lilies Of the valley. II
the presence Of the relatives, Y lev
close friends and the Sans SOuci Clul
the ceremony ri performed byIsev.J
dc ., DOnehOO, Of Trinity EpiscOps
church. Congratulations followed snt
there WAS much more than mere form
IN the greetings Of the brides man.
friends, To whom she Is endrarsd h!
many beautiful traits ~ character
| No couple have been more universAll,
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-06

Murray and MscI, the famous orig.
inal Irish comedians, will bc warmly
welcomed u The MarshaM Opera
VcYse Friday night, December Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


~
When darkness falls and tho
troubles at u ware worm day are
spent human nature ever Welcomes
a diversion that lends e. little sun
shine to the heart Ia thia tag aud
ESQ psstlmcs are 30 varied and 30
numerous that We are at liberty to
ehouse the ouobliuE u the dearads
ING.
A play like book. can best be
Judged hV answering The question.
Am better tor having seen it,
Flaws ere ever conspicuous aud APP
parent % Co all but art b. often hid
den and 60 be appreciated. it must
be sought. Among the plays that
have visited Seattle this season.
there has been NO greater moral edu-
Gator and no more highly apprsciuts
81 production than WAY Down
East. The mingled sentiments of
mirth and pathos are 81 harmoul-
oualy and nrtistieHly blended as -
hold she audience in close attention
from the rise 10 the fell Ut each cut-
tain. II Is such productions as this
that lend euChantmeut a. life ana
make lasting Impressions FOR the
hettefment Of morals teryl Hope
as the outraged Eirl. has entered in
to the part with such nrdor az TO
render RS conception as real uH art
we'll can In the second act. whore
David bartlett asks her 20 b. his
wife her refusal r. NOS in words bat
Ia Looks, and the work that she does
here Is decidedly clever Julia Han
chett, uH the suuife's wife does her
best work 10 the second act. whore
she comes in and kisses Anna Moore
such parts as these must been seen
60 be Hpprec lated. Tor the ART lies I'm
the acting entirely. The east. con
sldered as a whole. is very good II
II Forsman as Prof Sterling,
makes the most ~ his part but he
overdaes g. Robert Fisher aH
Squire Bartlett could do much bet
ter work 10 he took more interest Ia
hts part Earl Ryder a. tseuaN
Sandersou. might POSSIBLY be worse
but Il is hardly probable NJ nv
der won't 30. he wouldn't 10 in =
thirdsrate amateur performance
nd the quicker this ia WINS on the
sanaHemsnt the better. lie net only
spoilH hts own part but he prevents
those who are with him from doing
as clever work ~ might atherwtH#
be expected The production az n
whole Co.. we'll worthy ~ euinE ta see
and there - no douht hat that those
who take advantage Of the oppor=
tunity viii be the better Ter having
done 20. EDWARD ERASMUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
.Iha Roanaers :"

In The Rounisrsf' the connie OF.
era vaudeville which Comedian
Thomas = Hsatronke brings here
for the four nights beginning sun
day. February II. az the Seattle
thester. iihgetfist Harry n Smith
oTorE a contrasting variety - connie
typss. Sen brooches role IL that - an
TrIsh paaha. condition possible ~
the Irlmhmansa adoption hY the sui
tan Of Turkey after he has been
shiuwrecked or the Turkish coast.
Maginuie becomes quite dandy
among the oriental sirens but long
Ing far fresh neidr IN feminine At
tractivenssz flies t. Parts with the
opening of tire opera for a dash u
boulevard Hfe and the ncaaain=
lance 81 Thea. a stage fHFnrits
whose charms have been enihuaina-
tieniiY dWsit upon hy q friend ~
MaRinnis. the King 81 bulgaria.
The unc IN Patty de Clam Il anofh-
er distinct cartoon. The Due has
tried everything aud found nothing
IN ~. 4 Fay marquis weadsf - a
prude little American ouaherrrH
s'stoaa u~nferV drives him 20 ai-zi=
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MARKETS.

Despite the rainy weather, trade
cuatlnues good on the street.
Steamer goods from California
sold rapidly yesterday afternoon ard
today. Cabbage dropped 70 It's In
seine instances this morning. and
potatoes. prime. could b bought fer
1850. but the prevailing price was
SIS per ton straight. Two more cars
arrived today.
A lot 81 nns Gallery same In this
morning, selling as low as 30 per
dos. This afternoon the article was
quoted at s0ss8c.
Native butter remains weak. Much
Eastern. in prints. IL being sold
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock oT In
the car At Seattle
GraIn-Oats. as soc IS %: barley.
tseo. wheat chicken feed. $3.50
bran. ti2zs. shorts tia eo1is -. pop
corn. $500 per 100 lbs.
Hay-PuEst sound. Per ton. 81. so
Eastern Washington timothy. mas
Qis %. alfalfa. SIC 1t0iieo
Butter Fresh ranch. isIfsc. ma
tive creamery. 20 7sc.
Cheese Native Washington, lie.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. zoa
Zfc per donen.
Poultry-Chieksns live. i00iie.
ducks. lie. turkeys. tziaafsc.
Dressed fry-TttrkeyH t10iBAc
chickens f2uizhc: ducks. l3fi2iac.
geese. iiAr.
1--we stock-Cows, ,sze; steers. &c
f4c. calves. 5i19Thc. sheep. shorn.
tc lambs. &c, hogs. 5gsac.
Dressed stoek-Hogs. SC: lambs
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
WATERFRONT MOTIFS.

The captain AZ the schooner Fred
f. sander reports having spoken the
German ship Gilusslst.r. bound from
Bremen Tor Portland. on Jan. 30
She was aismaeted and reported
that she was heading for san Fran
cisco under jury ria. She should
have arrived there a week ago.
QuartermaEter Ruhief has opened
bids for repairing Gen. Raufalfs
dispatch boat Seward Moran Bros
did not get tbs specifica lions and
did not make an offer. but about a
dozen other bids we're hied. The
contract has not yet BEEN awarded
The Inland Flyer. which n % go
o. the Port Orchard run. was moor
81 20 Galhraith's wharf today. She
= having her Texas deck extended
and her Interior furnishing r. being
prosecuted as rapidly as possible.
Three harkss. carrying TO 90
abreast % the Pacific Coast dock
brick. were lowed into the slip
this morning. from Ahrahamson.
There 10 a scarcity u Brick in the
city az the present time. and they
found a ready market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15

patton. penaloupd chorus ElH of
forty or Whereabouts who mtkpH u
iutvroHtiuH fur MnguuiR mud an
alert NpW York rir lot loose IN
Paris ure other typos
The Angots OF the Alley"
sullivan 4 Harris have given "The
angel OF tho Alloy aumutuuuH
aeuuie mounting. and the piece b.
said lu be hiNhlN sensational There
Is ulrnltudu of aevuIg HHd cu#iuta=
ig environments which always lend
10 the picturesque presentations Of
productions af this order. "A sNs
CgptuuhIIy strong company. COM
priH'ug many Wvll known players.
has been selected Ca portray the
various characters. aud taken uH "a
whole. THE ANGEL ut the Alley f.
Uue ef the best meiudrHmatie uuefs
inEs az the Heusnu| II opens al the
Grand on Feb. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
THE SANTA BARBARA

The steamer Santa Barbara. capt.
T. n Eaddart. % the Merchants In
dependent steamship line Of Los An
geles, Cal. arrived from that port
late last evening. and tied up at the
White Star dock. Twenty ave pas.
sengerS walked ashore. many ~
them being from san Francisco. at
which port the steamer touched On
her way NJ,
She VIII be followed 10y Ave other
beats and a SENT weekly service will
hereafter be maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
10 ASK FOR
S}25,OOO

Senators Warhuftun. Muntr. sum.
uIg Wyltf ana iakpr "a special COM
mlttaa from the state aauutr. are In
Hrrrtiug tho Washington State uulY.
GRITTY THIS afternoon sU that they
can report iutsilisrutiy upon the
Institutions request for Hu apufupA
alton az HaHt0N0. This amount it.
desired Ia erect the ariHnre hall
power house. aud tu pay the rxpeua
- ~ maintaining the temple u
learning during thu uett IWo yfnra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
RAID[D!
SLOT MACHINES WERE
ROUNDED UP THIS
AFTERNOON.

In all probabilities the money pay
ms slot machines are doomed 10 20.
Late this afternoon search warrants
s.re ISSUED by Judge George and
placed tn the hands Of Coustahies
Kelly and Kaufman 10 execute. The
officers seized a machine In the Co
lumhla beer hall On Fret avenue
one IN Howard'a saloon on Yester
way. two IN the Junction saloon on
Second avenue near Yesler way and
three In a shooting gallery on See
end avenue south The complaints
were sworn 10 b. W. l.. Coweu. at
League
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
IN THE COURTS.

The case % the state ". Shomn
ard Hines. was yesterday postpon.
e until next Tuesday. on request 81
the defendants counsel
The damage CASE 80 Nick Nelson
against the Wiley Navigation CO.
vas terminated THIS morning. when
the fury returned a Judgment II
gsAsQ for the plaintiff.
Prosecuting Attorney W. $. Fulton
this morning filed information ~
the crics OF the county clerk. charg
ing John Rasile with burglary. Ac-
coriinR to the inform alton. Bodle en-
tered the ruom OF j. SWanmura AZ
the New York chapel house In Sc
attic and committed q felony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
FUNERAL OF
THE EX-KING
Honors to MiIan's Re-
mains Accorded by
AuStrianS.

VIENNA. Feb, ta.-The funeral ~
former King Milan. 81 SeFNia. was
held here this Afternoon. with the
fun ceremony q the Austrian court.
II was attended by the Emperor
FrAns Josef and high officials Full
military honOrs worn paid en- route
from the church % tho depot. q rrs-
imenf 81 infantry. a squadron II
cavalry ard a military hand heading
the procession. FFsAns Josef walked
ali ~ the Way and stood al military
salute as the coffin VAS removed 10
the train.
King Alexander. son 81 the deecas-
eli, Vas represented only by his min
iatar.
The funeral train left for Peter
wardeln. Hungary The burial will
b. al a monastery near by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15

The star noarder's continues e
please az the Third avenue. Hoyls
IL certainly clever and we'll deserves
the encnure cement he f. receiving
All credit FOR the good show how.
ever. II not given 20 AR boyle fai
he carries carnhlr people who y 81
not - forgotten ~ Seattle theafrr.
en@ra Matinee tomorrow after.
noon. and with fhe evening enter
talnment the enga cement closes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-15
shooting the ehutes. y

Murray a Mack. two Jolly fellows.
as fuuny hs they are famous. I'LL be
the attraction az the Ihlfd avenue
theHtrr al ucAt week. opening Sun
day matinee. presenting thrit new
musical rNtTuvHRunEa Shooting
thr ghutea.' The comedy. Nkn its
titlr. b. quick iu action and tvplete
with the latest catchy music Thirty
ppnpia ARE employed IN the prudue
ton. aside from Murray 4 Mack.
among whom are the following well
known faKurifns. Kitty UFck John
MCNeigh George BETA Pete Cur
leN. 1onulc neaue. Mona earring
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