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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
COMING
SPARRINC
CONTESTS
The Olympic Club Promises Good
Seasons Sport

Preparations for the Inwis-Keily
8n~round glove contest 10 be pulled
eff NJ Georgetown. Nov. :, under
the auspices OF the olympic club,
have been concluded. Both men are
said 10 be In share and win step
into the ring next Monday night tn
perfect condition. There will be no
draw In this contest. and II II goes
the limit. q decision Will be given
Or more rounds called. The oiym-
pic club Wishes 90 so on record IN
establishing the rule that II either
contestant shows any sign OF FAX
inK. he shall receive no part ~ the
money. This viii insure the public
= clean contest and a good evenings
sport
Several ether matches are under
way. and may soon eliminate. A
seasons sport never before Witness
"a In this city Ia promised by the
club managers. Phil snowden has
The boxers well In hand and will
etand no crooked business. He Is
last establishing the reputation
that any contest having his sane
uon viii be legitimate
The Quseasn-csss conesst
The coming contest between Perry
QueenAn Of Chicago and Dick Case
Of this city. Is his especial pride,
and in fact every adrnlrer or the
sport In Seattle Is looking forward
~ this match. Both MEN have rep
utations and viii fight 10 defend
them Dick In q loeal product and
has the backing OF Seattle people.
QueenAn Is under the management
nf Eiddy Bishop. and that young
k<utieman never brings out poor
man. The match In scheduled for
December 5. and the forfeit money
II already I'M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
TO RESTRICT
IMMIGRATION

The Chamber OF Commerce COM
mtttee on national legislation met
at o'clock this afternoon to
discuss several matters OF gem
craf Importance. The committee
y composed Of John y. Hartman. II.
n. Ciiae. John n. Allen. j. u. Mefkie,
r. Hazard Wells, James u. Howe
and Darwin ,. shank.
The committee on Immigration.
composed 81 f. Shorroek, ID. n.
Ward. +. &. Peabody. Oicott Payne
and ~. II. Benton. met at J
O'Clock 10 take up the matter OF
indorsing a bin 20 be sent 10 con-
gress by the Boston Immigration RE
striction League. The bill increases
the head tax from 81 10 s. and re-
Quires all immigrants 10 be able 10
read English.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
QUEEN WILHELMINA
ALLEGED VICTIM OF
MARITAL INFEL|CITY

The volks-nashlatt alleges that
the couple l. now completely
sstrangcd.
The public, which L. devoted 60 the
queen. Is becoming more and moro
alarmed by thu stories and should
they prove true the people are pre-
pared 10 wreAk their Indignation
upon tho Prince consort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

AMSTERDAM. Nov. sa--it Is
learned that the present condition
81 Queen wllhelmlna Is moro serious
than anticipated.
The story that the Prince Consort
was inconsidcrate and that a quar-
rel with wnhelmlna caused her ih-
ness. continues to gain currency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
CARLOAD or
CRANBERRIES
Frosh Stock Arrives In Market lust
In Time Tor Thanksgiving

The bad weather caused trade 10
fall below the normal on Western
avenue today. The arrivals OF the
day consisted az car ~ sweet pos
tAtoea and car Of crsnberriep. The
eranberrioa are from Wisconsin and
are good stock. They sell al $500
ESQ.,
The supply 81 Yakima potatoes on
the market IL fair This staple II IN
rather M anamaious position. II a
cold snap comes on putAtoes VIII go
Ap; if'warmer weather prevails. they
Will SO down. The merchants there.
fore don't care 20 take chances by
laying ~ any considerable supply
Dniona are booming. IL II pretty
certain that they viii NO from SAB
20 tabo.
The poultry supply just equals tbs
demand. II "a thought that Thanks
giving prices viii be just about the
same as those quoted today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of Thomas Pidduck
was held from the residence. 49z
Thirty second avenue. at IL O'Clock
yenterday morning.
The funeral services for sAisc. J..
lucas were held at Butterscrth's
chapel yesterday afternoon under the
auspices Of the Women of Wood
The funeral OF the Iafs DR.. Powell
Reeves was held from the Seattle
Undertaking Company's parlors
yesterday afternoon under the aus
pieces OF Seattle Camp No. 50. w. d.
w. Intermsnt was In Lake view
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
SAY They'll.
NOT DISBAND
ualsa aainsrs In ksntseky
Obstinate

MADfSONvTLI.E. Ky. Nov. a.
The situation IN the Hopkins coun-
~ strike region IL unchanged
Union miners declare they win not
disband their camp at Mortonvllle.
dexpdfe the courts mandatory order
that the camp be disbanded BY to-
morrow morning. The miners. many
~ them armed are flockIng to Nor
ton willie.
Many believe the miners are bluff
ing and viii not resist when the
militia nuu&nrAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
WISE CLERK


wAaHfNGroN, d. G., Nov. IA
learned empi0ye ~ the IAthmian
eommiHsion has been Eummariiy dis
charged for offering 20 sell an adj
vance copy Of the commlssi0u's re-
port 20 ". Hutin OF the Panama
Canal Co.
Iiutin informed Admiral Walker.
chairman of the commission, and
the clerk was Instantly discharged.
The clerk then sold Il 10 a. New
York newspaper for 1900
New line Of BELT Buckles. w. N
Flnch sic Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
JosBINe QUOTATIONS.
CONNECTED DAfLYJ
Green fruit

Lemons sogsso a box; cooking
apples. b0c4tl0os eating apples. tl.sb
0l So. oranges, 81 .stft.9s. bananas
saU2bo, pears. tl9l.b0, California
grapes. fi.ooIi Is; cranberTieH. $500
90 50 per bhii ounces, T5c1ti.oo; per-
nimmons, si.asWii0 per box! grape
fruit. sieosfaeo per box. pomegran-
aten. ti.2kMis0,
Vegetables
Potatoes tz2 oo@s5 800 ton. bsets.
10000 per sack. carrots. soafsoc per
sack. lettuce. TO case. turnips,
5o44bc: garlic. e., cabbage. ste1fi
huske. roc. celery. ssGfoe d0z sweet
potatoes. fi.isWi,2b cwt. Chill pep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

committee stated the situation IN a
formal petition which y a matter u
record charging violation of official
lection VI Vice. referring 10 the onrs
rent rumora OF corruption IN admits.
irAtion. aud calling upon the city
council 60 make an Investigation aud
u proven to apply the Impeachment
penalty ana remedy AZ iia command,
The speolsi Committee
''Tha city council referred the petit
tlan TO special committee. Fha
special committee saw nt IN ltn dis-
erection. 10 inaugurntc a secret inveH-
tiEation. The council committee con-
ceded an proven, The principal ehhfEc
brought BY this league via. The -,
iatence OF the policy gt permitting ntii
municipal price. The Investigation
was then preaacd by The council com.
mittee along the line ~ alleged cor.
ruption sfowinH out ~ the admitted
policy OF non-enfefrement ~ law. ~
was very evident that the inveauEat'
Ing committee viewed tho eject per-
nonnl corruption. az more culphhln
than the eause-sofiieial anarchy, FIN
ally, when the investigation Mas con.
ciuded. and the report submitted. "
omitted reference % the proven dciin.
auoneN % the feapenHtblr mayut, htin
condemned only the actions ~ aus
followed fl quick succession the FORE
81 resignation and the tragedy which
closed the ilfe-ehapter of the late chtef
az pollee--R natural result 81 IRE &c.
Htructtve and diNgrnceful regime OF
tolerated faWlenaneEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

pere. ssqs0c, aauof krhut, 2AMao;
dried figs. cartons, 60el fancy, ebU7Ooi
Imported, i6o tomatoea. 800 case
dates. 64ge 10. radiaheH. Zoe per doz.
parsley. 20& soc. onions. f20oM2.b9.
owt. paranipn, sio09i 2b. local green
corn, 81 g5at.7s. caulifiowar, umi.20i
pumpkins. i-Ao per ID; nauahheH,
lac.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. 10 ID: steer
beef. 597isc per III. mutton. wether,
7ei ewes. 6lhc. pork, i0a per 10. veal,
large. Sc. small, 100,
ProyiHi0ns-~ Hama, i4iIc; breakfast
backs. I0c. bellies. lilo.
sustsr Cheese Ggrs and Poultry
Butter - Washington creamerisa,
pound prints. Soc Eastern Iowa,
ana Elsin. atqzbe: fresh ranch. 1870
isc.
Cheese Native washington. full
cream. iac; Eastern. New YORK.
ltaisos Wisconsin. iio: Hoauefoft.
use. Edam. fii1i2 per case. New
York. 1but6c. LimburEer, ie9i7e;
brick, fa1i7os Swiss, feufoc,
Egga-strictiy fresh ranch. SIC.
Eastern, 2i42sc.
Poultry Hens. iaQisc; large
ducks, isNlie; geese. ice. live tur-
keys. itegisc: deaeed turkeys. lie.
Honey i2MQito.
Corrected daiiy--The following
prices are being offered 10 the produ-
Ger In round lots on the dock or In
the car AZ geatties
Grain--Osta. go. oe01i.00. barley.
ti6Q04ia0Q. wheat. chicken feed.
SIS 00W 5000. corn. ti.s0 per 100 lbs.
HRy--l'ufet Sound. per ton $1,000
~ co. Eastern Washington timothy.
tis.e0. alfalfa. fti.0o.
Huttef~F Fresh ranch. IG4ikc. ma
tive creamery. 12nssc.
Cheese Native Washington. lie.
Eggs-strictiy fresh ranch. stc.
Poultry Hens. li4ithc, large
spFing. i2c. small sprlnR. ibci ducks.
i1N4fac. turkeys isc. geese. 64Pc.
Live stock Cows. aye. steers
ihos calves. BM0TMc; sheep. tc;
hogs. t0bMc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
Dan Sullivan Injured

Dan Sullivan. q iahorer. walked on
a Jackson street sidewalk into a
vacant lot at the corner OF Second
avenue south last night and cut an
ugly cash In hts forehead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
UNCONFIRMED

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2s.--Tha
report that Tolstoi IL dead Is stiii
unconfirmcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

Linen Iiuck and Damask Tow
els, fringed. hemmed ana heinz
stitched, worth 2bc, xec and 35c.
after ak, each, isc.
Zephyr 0inRhams. 80 inches
wide. worth izs4c; after six. &c.
Cream Outing Flannel, e
inches wide. worth & a yard, IN
two 70 ten-yard lengths; after
six, Be-.
Extension Brass Rods. for sash
curtains. solid tube. at. each. &c..
t0-inch Fish Net, at, a yard.
15c.
sofa pillow Covers, good quail
ity denim. In new designs. AZ.
each. 2tc.
All Linen Bureau gcarfs.
frinaed and ready for use. at s5c.
Trimmed Hats, IN velvet ana
felt: after six. t2.7s.
Red Stitched Golf Caps. worth
TIC; after ak, &c.
Cadet Caps and Tams: after
ak. ibc.
womcn'a House Wrappers.
worth from 81 10 ti.5o; after ak.
Eec.
women's scarfs. OF Electric
Seal, with six tails; after six. Tee.
Mercerized Petticoats. worth
ti.50. after six. ssc.
Imitation French Flannel
Waists. worth $50: after six.
t1.1s.
100 boxes OF Note Paper go on
sale after six as follows.
"a sheets Of paper and - en-
velopes. regular price lie; after
six, Sc.
Drummers' Playing Cards. reg
uiar price tic a pack; after six.
&c.
Hypo. worth iec pound; after
ak. &c.
sreds' and Esstman's Develop
ing Powders. regular price &c a
package; after eix. iac.
Back numbers Of Ladies' Home
Journal. Munsey and other ma
sxInes: after six. . for Zoe
Band Rings. worth 500. for zsc
after six
Black Jet Head Hat Pins. regu-
lar Ec a dozen. after six. 2ixc.
Bona Collar Buttons. worth &c
a dozen. after six, 2skc.
DarninK Cotton. three spoois
for kc After six
Cabinets OF Wire Hair Pins.
worth SC box after six. 1i<c.
Hair Nets. worth Sc: after six.
cents.
Hair Nets. worth i0c; after
sir. Sc.
Hair Brushes. worth 25c: after
six. Zee.
Seal Leather Combination
Pocketbooks. regular price. sf.h0;
after six. ki.fs.
sc KID Body Dolls: after six.
10 cents.
Soup Bowls. with gold band. &c
each after six Only half dozen
10 n buyer.
China Cups and Saucera. with
gold hands. at &C each. Only half
a Dozen 10 a customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

despite tails tragic object lesson and
It's emphatic warnings, there has b"en
little. ii any, change Iva this lawstlplAt-
ms poliey "a the iueai administration.
The fuffns ~ protected Wee ana Law.
leamnens which aroused public Protest
aud led to the organization ~ THIS
league iant March, continue under The
ciais az hefnfo. The stain upon the
community 10 not removed ~ any al
legged or real absence or the coefppf
forms 81 personal corruption.
"it IL therefore ATLAS and necessary
that we should announce az this time
10 the public whose call brought ~
into ghla work. precisely where the
movement ~ inw-enforccmcnt now
stands.
'sfhe foregoing review munt clearly
slnnnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
CAR men
TO DANCE.
Local Railway Employees viii
Celebrate Thanksglv-
ing Eve

Tho annual bah of the Seattle
Street Car Employees Benefit asso-
citation, TO be hald In Ranke hall
Thanksgiving eve, promises TO be a
decided success. The car boys say
that all previous affairs will
be ecIipsed- The various cornfnit-
tees that are in charge Of the dance
ere working hard, and no stone viii
be left unfurned TO make the guests
enjoy a social treat. Tickets are IN
tne hands Of all Of the street car en-
pioyes and q large number are al
ready sold.
Since this lodge was organized eev-
eral year ago Il has grown stead
ly. With very few exceptions, All
Of the employees Of the Seattle street
railways are members. The order
r now ore Of the strongest local or
Ganlzations Of its kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
MAKES ITS REPORT

The executive committee % the Sc
attic Law and Order League last .v-
eninx prepared a statement 20 ths
public Of isx past work. Under the
caption of "A Pubsic Statement By
the Executive Committee Of the Seat
lie Law and order League" the paper
Is as follows:
seattle. WASH. Nov. a. 1904.
To the Citixens OF Ssattie.--As a re-
suit u ssnsral agitation and a plain
tiomr Of tolerated lawleszness, q mass
meeting ~ clrzcns early In March %
the current year. effected the organ
izatlon Of tho Seattle Law and Order
League. ard the undersigned were se-
leetsd - 10 officer . aud executive
AT the outset. this committee nxsd
a. .ss es.srei,lsE Rgsrpo.s The lass'. .n
plan. the use of every honorable fnesHs
to compel the enforcement 81 Law by
fha officers elected. sworn and paid
for such service; falling In such pur-
pose and plan. then the Impeachment.
Or the complete exposure 81 every
proven delinquent officiai.
sring Nome TO Every ofheisi
''it has at no time been our intsn-
ton 20 become a volunteer rfuAecu-
tion agency. only enough work u this
character having been undertaken 70
make II possible TO bring home 10
every ofleial charged with iaw-en-
forcement. his sworn duty as applied
% s2esia,c sssss q s ,ss ga,,cv mi.
committee on various occasions. In
person. and By means Of communica-
tions which are a matter of reccse.
formally notihed the mayor Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
Looatsd ths RssponslhlIlty

Having by these means clearly To-
Gated the responsibility for ths Eitun-
ton ~ the door Of the police adfninlx-
traffon of Seattle and tbs mayor M
~ ~ nsaa. psinh cosv.aesa snat assf..c.
b. secured while such official ohHtrue-
fI0n was continued. this committee
placed the entire matter before this
city council. "a the only body clothed
with power OF Impeachment. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22


.sgil That tire mayer ~ Seattle.
through the agencies directly respoti-
awe To his appointment and control
has been and stili - reHponnihle TOT
the system ~ protested and laNlgss
bauehss liz cisiscns and corrupsa iss
'',s, That the city coancti has as
summed equal responsibility Win the
snss IN MN Y. sas sas s~ s. u srSeS
sannrely before 1, and the proofs q
The mayors delinquency and rFapun-
rlhflity tendered and admitted % be
complete, innction BY the city couu-
via. endorsement % the mayors pei-
icy 90 foiuratlnx continued law viola
sion for a prioe paid iHio the public
treasury.
AwsInst . stone Walt
'gn the face Of these conditions and
conclusions. this executive r0mmitten
has connldercd II un~iss aud useless
inv N IN pr =, aratnss lhis stone
wall ~ ofiieini obstruction OF law ana
protection or tawleHenrnH.
'.It remains now for The people %
consider ,hs situation and asisrmlne
Cypress Aperse,stiea
1--WE desire to express our aDprecla-
lion q tits hnancisi support - Loyal
" and Esnsroasly sivsn. lha expenass
have been considerable. buk thm sup
port ~ the business community has
been steady and nutffrteDt TO the
press ~ the city much credit - due
TOR the publicity and nappoft given
the cause III law enforcement
Seattle must choose. Law 0r An
Arxhy. which shall Il hef
~. l. BLAINE.
..w atsouaorw
Treasurer.
s.oEoHGR y. coTrERii.i.
- W. FFAW.
ORCHARD WtNHOB.
"a. 4. ALLEN.
stH - atrkD
''ExecutIvo Committee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

Scrub Brushes. after six. &c
each.
1871 Teaspoons. for set Of via,
ssc. Sale limited
Wonsnn Jersey Ribbed Ma
tural Wool Vests, heavy weight.
with silk neck ribbon. extra
quality, regularly worth 75c.
after six, 4ee each.
Women's Heavy Fleece Lined
Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants.
regular value Joc. after six. tEs'
garment. DC.
Women's Fast Black Cotton
Hose. high spilced heel. double
toe and sole, regular &c value.
after six. lie a pair.
yFomens Fancy Cotton H0se,
IN latest stripes or figures. fegtf-
lar value. f5c a pair. after ak.
70 close them out. &c.
Misses, Boys' or chiidreuf
Heavy Fleece Lined Vests. Pants
or Drawers. all sizes. really worth
1tc @ garment; after ak TO close
out the lot, 1Titc.
zs-inch An Wool Dotted Flannel
and Checked Wafstings. &c
quality. after six. <gc.
Mems Gray Merino sox. worth
lsc: after six, i0c q pair.
Mems good fleece lined Under
shirts. no drawers in the lot.
worth f0c. after ak. CSC each.
Mems Link Gun Buttons. after
six, lee a pair.
Chlldren's School Umbrefias
worth soc each: after six, Sc.
Only one 70 a buyer.
Big Cakes OF Tar Soap; after
six. %.
500 boxes Of Hard MIiied Toilet
Soap, , cakes Ia a box. worth i0c
each. after six. SC box. Limit
two boxes to a customer.
Three bars Of Cocoa on SOAP
for l0c after Elk. worth &c q cake.
2-pound bars Of White Castle
Soap. 81 i5c a bar after six.
1000 Tooth Brushes, worth lec
and I2xc. after six. Sc each.
Wright Antiseptic Tooth Pow
der. regular price &c: after III.
lie.
l5c TaIcum Powder: after "a.
INC.
Fancy All ank Neckwear Rib-
Dons. four inches vide. a Eoo1
variety Of colors. regular value
&c: after six. &c a yard
Fancy Mesh Yelling. I'm black
and colors. plain and dotted.
worth 25c per yard: after six, Toe.
Fancy Trimming Braids, choice
colors. worth lzizc yard: after
six. &c.
Chsldren'e Eiderdown Goats, in
stripe effects. trimmed with An
CORA Fur. worth s2.e0: after six.
7ac.
Children'E Outing Flannel
Gowns. 9 70 IA years. worth 7sc;
nfter ak. Use.
Women's All Wool Facinafors.
In white. black and cciors. worth
s5c and 50c; after six. 1Sc.
Cream Dauask. GA inches wide.
worth SOC a yard: after six. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22
New Goods Arrived

NJ. ID. Peaae johnson Co, at 1f07
Eec0nd ave-. have just received
large shipment of Ladies' walking
fult Skirts, Cioaks and French Plan
rel Waists direct from New YORK
The same firm are having a special
gale on Pattern Hats at $3.50. sl.s0
s..~ Ft''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

A superb dinner at Hotel Stevens
dininE room. 80 cents. $50 10 7.3o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

La Roche. pAOtosrsphsr. 81 FIRST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-22

city OF Seattle. who Is the Responsible
head o. its police department. that Ger.
tain spHcttic lines and inptnucnn %
law violation were being simultaneously
tolerated and permitted b offAcerr sub
ordinate 20 mis- direction and eontrol.
on each occasion and In every such
notice. We made respectful REQUEST and
earnest demand that the mayor nhouid
faithfully execute the Law and ordin-
Ances la forces In the cits ~ Seattle.
and particularly those 70 the specific
and constant sielAtinn ~ whieh his
attention had been nffieiaily called.
The mayor ignored this plain demand
upon his Official responsibility.
from MAJOR to peises Court
For tho purpose Of pilinx up tho
proofs OF delinquency. connitanxe and
protection. Aoriea ot arrests. aekaNrts
ard prosecutions Of public xasnbliug
houses was fnauxurated. ~ means
4. ssrai n 6asy sai I'll aoass shs ss
isted an offlcial ehAin extending from
the mayor 10 the putgc3 court, behind
which arranged and nnEraut iAw-vlo-
iatlon was projected Cor an agreed
price paid 40 the police court AZ atMt.
ed intervals As al inevitstie re-
suit ~ such q brnxen dlHpiay ~ offieiai
anarchy. tho air was rife With rufnpra
and charges of personal corruption.
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NERVOUS, CHRONIC


Safe Deposit and Trust Company's
building, 7o1 First Ave. Rooms 20,
n, e, %. a. Seattle Wash.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-09-04
People Who Make Sunshine.

There is a society that has for its
motto these words: If you have a
kindness shown you pass it on"
There is a sermon in few words.
There are thousands of people who
see much of the dark side of life.
They are poor, miserably poor. Their
lives are pinched. They hardly kno"
what kindness means. Sickness to
them means the hospital and charity.
Want means denial and suffering, or
more charity. So the Sunshine So
ciety was organized, and it grew and
broadened. There were noble women
behind it. Their hearts throbbed
with good feeling. They read to the
sick in the hospitals. They establish
ed free library sections in the tene-
ment districts, and bright faced girls
gave up afternoons to instructing and
amusing children who needed just
that kind of help. In addition, work
was found for young girls recovering
from illness and too weak to resume
their regular positions. Now ten
new reading and amusement sections
are to be opened, and sunshine, as
warm and bright as good impulses
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-09-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitu-
tionsl remedies. Deafness is caused
by an indamed condition of the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When then this tube gets infsmed
YOU have a rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and un-
less the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be des-
troyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an indamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free.
FL. Cheney & Co., Toledo, q.
Sold by Druggist, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-09-04
Coffee Drinking.

Coffee drinking is much more
modern custom than tea drinking.
It was first practiced in Arabia about
the middle Of The fifteenth century,
when the story goes that the chief of
a company of dervishes noticed that
his goats frisked and played all night
long whenever on the previous day
they had eaten of shrub growing in
the neighborhood. Finding it diff
cult to keep his disciples awake dur
ing their evening devotions, he pre-
pared beverage Of the leaves or
berries of this shrub, and it proved
so helpful to the midnight piety of
the dervishes that from that time
coffee came into use.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-09-04
Dynamiting Fish.

Columbia Evening Record August, 29th.
The governor has received q COM
munication referring to the use OF
dynamite in the catching of fish in
the Edisto river. Il seems that GER
tain parties recently, by the use OF
the explosive, killed 700 pounds OF
rock fish. This is contrary to the
law, and special statutes have been
passed against such practices. The
Edisto river is one of the best fish
streams in the state, and this whole
sale destruction will, If continued,
soon deplete it of its fnny inhabi-
tants. The governor has referred the
matter to the magistrates in the
neighborhoods Immediately interest
ed, as no names OF either offenders or
witnesses were given.