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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

$500 TRIMMED HATS, at 1910
co trimmed Hats. worth $500
each. some Of the prcttiest pat
terms from our own wOrkfooma.
viii be sold tomorrow at i8.D.
WALKING HATS FOR LESS
A line Of $500 Walking Hats.
on sale Friday AZ i2.26. Another
line worth f27b. tomorrow fl.s5.
GOOD coRsETs. Goe-
Medium length Corseis, with
two steels on side. In black and
gray. az Goc.
CHILDREEs 100 DRESSES,
fIt0--
Chlldren'a Pail and Winter
Dresses. well made and lined
throughout. worth 800 each
Friday NJ 80. These are trim
med with Routachc braid and
come IN "a variety 81 col0rs.
gzBs FOR wOMEN's $500 BATH
ROBES
Women'a EldeTdown Bath
Robes. IN red and gray, with
satin inlHh, with cord and tns-
sells and four silk frogs. worth
800 each, at s1.gs.
800 coLIARETTEs AZ tzes--
line Of Combination 1900
Coliarettes Of Bear Fur and Eloc-
trio Seal. VIII 90 tomorrow at
TBS.
woMES's 5000 SUITS, Si2.5o--
Women's Tailor made Suits.
worth $500 aud 1900 IN all slz-
90. viii be offered tomorrow at
ti1U0.
$500 WAISTS, fI.9s--
French Flannel Waists, made
with French back. bishop sleeves,
In black and all colors and sizes.
worth is.p0. for Ass.
MISSES ;2.TB TAMB. fi.3a--
a line % very striking tailor
made Tams, trimmed with large
roasttes Of self. in ali oolors.
worth t2.75, tomorrow only si.Ss.
MEMS CSC SHIRTS. 80
Meme Flanneiette shirts. regu-
lar value sc. tomorrow At t!o.
MEMS isc sOx, loo
A splendid lots Of mems black
anu hNAA HAAH az AtAEN A&lNANF ERA III
iSc a pair. on sale tomorrow at
lAc.
woMEN's u.bo KNTTwEAR,
10
Women'n $3.50 pants and vests.
all wool. IN gray and white, to-
morrow. 7sc.
woMEN's 100 UNION SUITS.
Gto--
Wonen's Fleece Lined Union
suits. worth ti.oo. Friday bargain
price. Sc.
WOMEN's STOCKINGS
Womsn's Fancy Isle Thread
Hose. worth 80 a pair, tomorrow
at three pairs for Soc.
cHrLDRES's SCHOOL STOCK
fNGs--
Misses and boys school stock
ings, heavy ribbed. double toe,
heel and knee. worth iGc, for ioc.
PLAYING CARDS. &C.
prummerx' Playing Cards,
worth lse. tomorrow &c pack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
"Yen Yensen''

Next weeks attraction az the
Third Avenue theatef T. the roll
licking Swedish comedy. "Yon Non-
son" made famous hy Gus HecEn,
Hccec 10 dead but the play seems
likely 60 go on indefinitely. knuto
Erickson. new Swedish star. said
10 be- a talented comedian. viii have
tho tito role. and be backed by a
strong company IL would be a sor-
~ aggregation that could take the
Fun out 81 "Yon Yonaon." and n
merry production may be- safely
promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Two New BRIDGES

The Seattle and Tacoma Inter
Urban Railway Co. has awarded two
bridge contracts to the Puget Sound
Bridge and Dredging co. one con-
tract calls FOR a treBtle 1900 feet I'm
length. ncross the puwamiah river,
with "a 200-foot drawbridRe. The
second contract Is for q bridge over
White River. with a 2O0-foot draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
TWO men FALL
INTO The BAY
A Third May Also Have Stumbled
From Wharf and Drowned

Two men were seriously injured
and another may have been drowned
on the waterfront between Z ana 3
o'clock last night. John Murray a
renident Of North Bay. while walk
Ing near the Lilly- BoRnrdun dock.
fell between the ties OF an adjoining
tfeHtle and fractured his lex lie was
picked up by Richard Edwards. a
teamHter. ana removed 20 Providence
hospital So the ambulance
Gus whitman. "a l0ugehOreman,
while walking along the waterfront
last night with man whom he knew
only as Charlie. fell over the side Of
the new Northern Pacific pier into
the bay. His cries attracted pahssrH-
by and he was rescued and taken TO
police headquarters. Later he was
removed 20 Providence hospital as
he n thought 90 be internally injur-
cd. Al the police station whitman
said he believed that his companion
had also fallen into the water. A
search, however, revealed no trace
Of the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Sin Old kentucky"

I'm old Kentucky" begins it's en-
gagement tonight at the Seattle the
alter. The production n n familiar
ono 10 all theatergoers. II In decided
y realistic, with excellent scenic ef-
fects but does not rely upon stage
accegsories alone. The plot n skill
fully drawn. and the leading charac-
ters remarkable for Hfe-iike fidelity.
The race track scene and the incl
dents leading up 20 II ars quite excit-
ing. The cuasdy aide IL well taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Had Been DRINKING

John Ledu, A Frepchman who Is
evidently suffering from the effects
Of a protracted spree, appeared At
police headquarters this morning
and insisted that some one had been
following him for the greater part
Of ths night. lie had been running
all over town. and was in state Of
great excitement. During the day
he had been amusing himself by
running foot-raees around the re-
ealvfnR cell. against time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Corduroy Skirt Binding :, :.
Patent Hooks and Eges' =.
cards Tor o.. -
Invisible Hair Pins. zse
Dress Shields. " pair, wi i
Zoe. I'm
FRUIT or THE LOON. H..
1000 yards Bieachsd Pne
the Loom Muslin. one YARD 49,
in from 3 20 20 yard le,g.s.
worth Zoe; Friday special ~
10e PILLOW CASING. sl.ts |
42-inch Bieached Peperen /,
low Casing. worth 10 Z ~.
Friday bargain price sl-5e
40c STAND COVERS, zso-
FrinFed Stand Covers, oss,...
square. plain white. win -
coiored borders. all linen, -,
SOC, special zsc.
izizc SEER SUCKER. De-
1000 yards Of BateT geer.,...
er bingham. IN two 10 49,
lengths. worth 1870. Friday =.
gain Sc.
&C. OUTING FLANNEL L.
5000 yards Dark Outlnx p.
mel, worth g. a yard, Z gs-s
limit 20 each customer. Fr,Ss-
bargain price. o..
ioc PERcALEs. 7Ac-
5000 yards 5s-inch s,ass...
PercaleH. splendid ulaisrtsls =.
wrappers, worth ioc a yart :
The.
DRUGSTORE BARGATxs-
EPSON Salts. in pound r.s1 |
ages. at &C..
Lydia Pikann's EauItiye ws
al zoe a package.
Woofbury's Facial Powas 4
isc a box.
Piece Of chanols akin ,fs rla
each box.
Pure Cocoa on Soap, fhrs I, |
bars for &c.
Arnica, Carbollc or Vita Z,
gel Salve, 10 boxes for fec
Little Germany" Perfur~ .
bottle OF perfume In a anal. -
mug. for &C.
Armour's Honey soen. n.
extra large cakes, hard -.
toilet soap, Friday bgrxss- |.
lsc a box.
$3.50 BOYS SUITS. sz.5,-
One hundred Boys vssfs. So /
IN fancy plaids and s-nA,. ek-ee l
fancy double breasted sefs )
match: Jackets are sa,f- faex
sizes from 2 70 7 year,: rns
sS.5o a suit. Fridays ps1 "a
INFANTS $50 OUTFITS M
S4s5-
AS a special Friday bargsia " \
VIII offer complete outfits &, +
fantz. worth s7.5o, al ~ Il
Friday.
This Is the list OF these srs.eas
Three dresses, two g5wns a
flannel skirt, one shoul6eF kE..
ket, two muslin skirts, ITO cg,-
ing flannel bands. two os.rf
flannel skirts. one pair crprhxs
bootees, one bib. one cfeaz
saQue.
This entire list, worth En .x
s4e5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
TIDE LAND GRADE
Manufacturers Association VIII
Discuss Subject Tonight

The Manufacturers association
meets Ia the chamber 81 commerce
rooms AZ O'Clock tonight 60 hear the
report ~ the committee IN the mat
ter 81 the tide land grade.
10 viii also consider the nHvinnbii-
ity Of issuing a second edition Of tho
manufacturers directory. The nrHt
edition II entirely exhausted.
~asaaaa=ets laasaHa--as
Wtiter Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism. Eczema and all
blood and skin diseases on sale az
igie First Avenun. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Hi Hcnrya Minstrel aggregation
VIII follow In old Kentucky az tho
Seattle beginning an engagement OF
six performances on Tuesday even
inE. This Is a strictly up-to.dato
minstrel company. and includes a
number Of talented specially artists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
new RATES
A Change In Fares Made on Seattle
& Northern Today

a ciicalaf andoafcinR a new rate
on the Seattle e Northern has been
issued by n. G. Stevens. general
western passenger agent OF the
Great Northern railway. The rates
from seattle To the places named,
according to the new schedule, won't
into effect today and is as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

GILT TOP LIBRARY. INC VOL
UME--
The famous Git Top Library,
worth z5o per copy, well bound
and many good titles 70 select
from, tomorrow TIC.
isc FOR TIC CHIFFON
Rhlrred Chiffon. worth 75c a
yard. will be closed out tomorrow
at i9c. This II - inches vide.
&c LAcEs. Izhc-
Normandy Val and Point de
Paris Lacca. from two 20 four
inches wide. worth W 10 &c a
yard, one sale at izhc.
f0c YELLING, 20c--
4 splendid lot 81 55c and loc
veiiinRa, elk mesh. both dotted
and plain, viii be a Friday bar
gain al z0c.
lzJac COLLAR Protectors, 20
A nice line of l2i4c Collar Pro-
tectOra, &c each. tomorrow.
TWO RIBBON sPECIALs--
Fancy Hair Ribbon. worth ltc,
for &c.
Fancy Hair Robbon. worth iOc,
for &c.
I0c HANDKEBCHIEFs, Jc-
Lace trimmed and plain Hem
stitched Handkerchief, worth
igc. on sale Friday at o..
sl.50 VELVETs, J0c--
Fancy veious Velvet Waistings,
worth $40 n yard. all new styi-
ish patterns. tomorrow al J0c.
I6c sELIsIA. l0c--
selisiA in ali IN all coiors and
black, worth lie q yard, tomOr-
row I9c.
,i.2s LACE CURTAINS. Gao
A splendid lot OF lace curtains.
three and three-eights yards long.
~ 20 60 inches, worth ii.25 a pair,
Friday bargain price Gee.
Doc PILLOW CORD, l0c--
SILK Pillow Cord. worth zoe a
yard. tomorrow i0c.
DOWNSTAIRS SPECIALS
One large table OF graniteware.
slightly damaged. at one-half of
regular low prices.
Only two pieces 10 n buyer.
INV AAA - Aa0tt "a 1tA@A AAf4
Dinnsrware, composed OF plates.
vegetable dishes. piattsrs. bowls.
etc. at one-third on regular prize
O..
No more than Slx pieces to a
buyer.
Decorated carthenware Gus
pidors, worth l5c. FOR 6c.
Only two 10 each buyer.
Stone Jars, slightly nicked or
nre-craeked. at &c per gallon.
SIC decorated china cake plates.
at &c.
Only two TO a customer.
Decorated china cups and sauc-
erA. all sizes and shapes for loo
each.
only three 60 a customer.
Decorated China Fruit Dishes,
for g each.
SIX only 20 customer.
FRIDAY NOTIONS
Floradora Back Combs, the very
latest. at 25c.
The Bident Skirt Supporter and
Shirt Waist Holder. gives the long
waist effect, at 3sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
a nnms..nun Mart

"a Homeppun Heart" IL doing n
heavy business az the Third Avenue.
The company presenting Il u very
good one and the play Ia quite en-
tcrtainlng. The comedy features are
unqucatiunhbiy clever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Mssonla Roelsn

The various Masonic bodies have
changed their quarters. 81. Johns
lodge and Eureka win meet in the X.
OF p. hall. corner First avenue and
Pike; while some o. the other lodges
VIII meet In Elks hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
stuart Robson

Following Sporting Life" for two
nights only, Stuart Robson win bc
seen ut the Grand In THE Henriet-
"a, one OF the most noted succeases
OF that famous actor. II IL n story
Of New York stock exchange specu-
lation, and NJ times becomes quite
dramatic, though the comedy eie-
ment predominates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
0EARvEVG 6O0GI FVEtSS
Fremont and Green Lake Property Owners Say They viii
Have to Pay for the Expensive Improvement Which
Win Benefit the City OF Seattle More
Than II viii Them

The citizens 90 Fremont ana Green
Lake are not pleased with the mode
% payment for the north and south
shore bouievards." as provided for
by the city council.
ON Sept. - Councilman Murphy
introduced bill In the city council
providing for the construction % a
boulevard on each side % the United
states government canal. to extend
from Lake Union % salmon Bay,
and 10 be 80 feet wide on each SHORE
OF the canal. The bin was referred
90 the street committee Of the coun-
GIL On Sept. % this committee re-
ported favorahly 20 the council. and
the same evening the bill received
its second and third readings, and
became a law. The mode 81 pay
ment for this Improvement was pro-
vided for by creating what was to
shore boulevard improvement dis
tricts."
Fremont ard Green lake
The districts include Fremont and
Green Lake. The land holders in
these districts, under the provisions
OF the uow-famous bill. are % be
levied the assessment for the entire
improvement-and therein Is the rsb.
As hereinbefore stated. the people Of
Fremont and Green Lake don't relish
being taxed alone for an improve
ment OF so great a ma xnitude. They
nee great benefits being reaped BY
the surrounding communities. and
raise their voices TO the tune 90
Why should not ali who are % be
equally benefited. be equally taxed. I"
Importance Not oasstiened
Out OF a large number Of property
holders In the districts named who
were interview by a Star reporter.
no one questioned the Importance %
the undertaking and the great good
that might be derived therefrum. on
the contrGry. the consensus Of opln-
ion g. that Il would be % much bene-
At 10 the city. The objection rails
ed IL that the entire levy Is 20 be
made against 50 small a district
A solution Of the problem set forth
by a number OF persons. IL that a
district be created, including the en-
tire city.
Protest Framed
Action Is being planned by the Inn
provcment clubs of Fremont and
Green Lake. 20 vigorously contest the
matter as II n0w stands. and the
present agitation among the citizens
u 10 petition the city council 20 re-
peal the ordinance and make dig-
ferent provisions for the assessment.
Councilman Mgidoon. chairman %
the street committee % the city
council, explained the situation to-
day, briefly, AZ follows;
An Expianakioa
Said he. The houssvards win
make u possible % properly sewer
the district. This will BE- almost
impossible without the Improvement.
Again. az present thers ts no direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
HAPPENINGS OF THE
PlEASURABlE SORT

Mrs. Frank Taylor. mother OF Mrs
r. A. struut of this city. leaves
shortly for Madison Barracks, y. r.,
where she viii Join her husband,
Maj. Taylor.
Mrs. Y. G. Nsufeiisr win Eive a
card party at her house. k2t Harvard
Avenus north. Thursday. oct. II.
The Chsu club viii give dancing
party az the Queen Anne clubhouse
on Friday. Oct, u.
Ths ladies' ~ the wsssmlnster
Presbyterian church will give q ro-
o~ption tomorrow evening for Rev.
and Mrs. Gilchriat. The rccsp-
ton Viii hs held tn the pariors of tho
church. and Mr.. q. A. G. Rochester
and Mrs. Edmonds will sing. Mru.
Frank Black win render an inrtru-
rsahfai selection. and Mrs Thos.
Eastiand win r~cifs.
Mrs. David Ellsworth Brown. who
has been visiting friends in Seattle
and Tacoma, returned on Monday 10
her home In Hongkong. China
Madame Shepard entertained some
o. the ministers OF Seattle AZ dinner
last sunday at her home. 1903 Belle
vue avenue. Covers were laid for
nine.
Fx-Gov. Geo. A. Black and Mrs.
Black % spokane are the quests n
Mrs. 8. l. Crawford. iiit Marion
street.
Or. and Mrs. Eittieson returned
last week from Nome. where they
have been spending the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

care OF also, A colonel with FOND
ness FOR mint iuleps and a charming
widow IN whom the colonel takes a
lively interest. furnish "a good deal
OF fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
mseosbsss

The Seattle Hive OF Macca bees held
the FIRST meeting in their new hall.
Eagles temple. last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
SCOTT CASE

WIIATCOM. Wash. Oct. 10.-JThe
result OF yesterday afternoons pro-
ceedinRs in the case Of ex-JudRe FL
mon Scott, on trial for criminal as
sauit upon a girl OF minor age. was
the establishment Of an abb by the
defendant. Judge Scott brought wilt
nessea who swore 10 seeing him and
being with him In the Mount Baker
district at the time when the aa-
saut In alleged TO have been com
mltted AT Whntcom.
The proceedings I'm the Scott case
have been attended with details OF
unusual nastlness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
order I'D WsshInrton

The Order Of Washington met in
the Eagles hall. formerly the Mason
&c temple. corner Second avenue and
Pike street. last Monday evening.
Inc meeting was o. social nature
and there was a large crowd in at
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
HoRDHoFF On CO.
THE BON nARcHy
THE BON nARCHE
x riday Bargains

be the most extraordinary Friday Of the season the
sales we have from all parts Of the bargain list that val
of Friday bargains previously printed You'll only need
to read what follows 0 verify statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
SEAT Tie
Defeated
Spokane Takes a Game From
the Local Team

pugdale'H ball players went down
90 defeat at Athletic park yesterday
afternoon by score of : 60 3. Dur
ms the game three players took the
bench. Two OF them were ordered to
do 40. while the third. liurlbort. Spo-
kano's center fielder, became disgust
cd aud quit Klupf, ~ Seattle, was
ordered on the field for remarks
made In the seventh inning. and
Knox OF Spokane was also told 10 20
way back and sit down" because no
became pettiah Ia the NTH.
Started on We'll
Seattle started on well. scoring one
IN the flrat and one Ia the second In
ninga, During the fiFst three innings
Spokane failed to score. la tho
fourth. however. by some good hit
ting. they made run. la the next
inning. after two men were out and
two strikes were called on Thieiman.
the third man up. the visitors made
four clean runs by hard hitting.
la tho sixth inning Spokane again
scored and also clfrled tho bases
twice IN tho seventh, Ia tho nrFt
part 81 this inning Seattle also made
run.
Today's Game
Today r. ladies day. Harmon o.
IN the box for Seattle and Adams for
Spokane.
PORTLAND. ore. oct i0.-ny
q score 81 20 Tacoma won from
the home team here yesterday BY
hard hitting.
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinfty--Topight and
friday, fair; light northeast 70
septheast winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Diamond Ice Best ice. best rer.
vice, lasts longest. Tel. Main 1859
For Millinery suits and cioakH call
on ~ y, Pease and johnson Co. 100
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
Could Not Afford u

The Improvement would be hand
some. and doubtless Of much benc-
~ TO the city. but the people here
can't afford Il. The majority u
property owners here have acquired
lands on easy terms. and before they
could meet such an enormous tax.
they would be Obliged "a release
their holdings. The BENEFIT derived
viii b. infinitely more valuable 10
Ballard. and II no Tnean worth 70
the entire city ~ Seattle. II the
district should b made 20 include
the city % Seattle. the levy would
Be no great burden.
II Improvements are necessary for
proper sewage IN this district. let
them b. attended 10. but an improv-
ed roadway go feet wide CbeinK $50
feet on either aide % the canal, A.
not necessary for that. A strip OF
land much less vide than the pro-
posed hQulevaraA would answer the
same purpose 50 far az sewage Il
concerned. ard be more hcc~ptah bic
20 the citizens % Fremont and Green
Laks, Y they must stand the burden
alone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

AZ the Northern: NJ. s. Marks. n
travelling man OF Portland Mrs.
Sherwood. wife Of a large lumber
manufacturer OF Sultan; Capt Chap
man. a well known Sound mariner, OF
Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10
IN THE LODGE ROOM
Tribe Of ssn Hsr

VIII hold the next meeting In
Eagles Temple tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Mrs. v. G. Neufeifrr win give a
card party at her house. s2t Harvard
nveru1 north. Thursday. Oct. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Elliott Bay Camp Of the Modern
woodmen OF America will hold the
first meeting In their new hail In
Eagles temple this evening.
-
Women Of Woodcrsft
Palm Circle. Women OF woodcraft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

The two lodges Of the Bnal Birth
have moved into the new quarters
In the Eagles temple and will meet
on the first and third wednesday,,
and second and fourth Tuesdays Of
each month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

The Cheu club will give q dancing
party az the Queen Anne clubhouse
on Friday. Oct, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

roadway connecting Fremont with
Ballard. A clrcultous course up ana
down hills Is now necessary to be
taken 60 communicate by roadway
between the two places
From a Property Owner
c. Y. stone, who owns considerable
property I'M Fremont, said today; Il
am opposed TO the carrying out ~
the program as prescribed by the city
council The undertaking will mean
an enormous expenditure. and u Is
I levyinK too much against 80 small a
district. As regards this great out
I lay Of money for proper drainnEe
and sewage purposes, ] should think
some less expensive plan could be de-
vised by which the sFsne results
might be attained"
Is likewise Opposed
A. j. Goddard. who also owns con-
siderable property In the district In
question. Is likewise opposed 60 the
heavy levy against 80 small a dis
trlct. He proposes that for all es-
sentlnl purposes a sewer might De
laid along kiibourne avenue. hut.
In any event. said Mr.. Goddard.
IL seems that some lesser undertake
ing would answer the same purpog-
90 j"
y. r. Day. after whom the school
% the same name al Fremont was
named, said;
To Repeal Ordinances
The people q this district are
incensed by the action ef the council
IN lcyying 50 great an expense on tho
district. Every means viii be EN-.
ployed 10 have the ordinance re-
peaied. The Improvement means on
outlay OF sl0o.0sa. for condemnation
OF property alone. and an equal sum
or more for the Improvement as pro
posed. II means the deliberate con-
flscation 81 about throe-Quarters %
the land ia the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

Oriental Court. Tribe OF Ben Hur.
win hold the next meeting on Mon
day next IN Eagles temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-10

To-day f. ladies day. Harmon g.
Spokane.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-12-07
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Ihave received a shipment OF Ar
tistic Watches, which includes some
set with diamonds and others beau
titully hand engraved with sugges-
tions from nature, and many. other
STYLES both new and beautiful. Our
Jewelry and Silverware is OF the
most un-to date kind and our prices
will not. nor cannot be beaten.
Eve Glasses and Spectacles
are very necessary, and yet many
folks hesitate to wear glasses Tor
looks sake. They draw wrinkle
into their foreheads years before they
sbould come. They lose the happy
expression on the face that perfec,
vision gives. Let me help you II
glasses are required L guarantee 70
provide YOU with the most periec'
helm obtainable at the most reason
able cost. am Graduate Optlcian
and know my business.
Established 1907
JNO. W. DUNCAN,
-Jeweler aud Optician,-
Onancock, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-12-07

The Fifty-seventh Congress Of the
United States began its sessions at
noon Monday. In the Senate very
little business was transacted. The
House organized, adopted the rules
OF last Congress and according to
Encouragement elected David B.
Henderson speaker. On Tuesday
the message of the President received
and read, briefly summed up, shows
that he is in line with his party on
all public measures and ready to do
its bidding. In the House 1877 are
Republicans, 1872 Democrats and the
Senate composed of 80 members is
also strongly Republican and every
branch Of the Federal Government
is therefore in their hands with full
and undivided responsibility for the
conduct of its affairs.