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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-14
aEEp OF a pusLlc maRKEr

Seattle needs a public market rs ctiseas require some means
whereby the necessity FOR paytns doube prices for inferior produce viii
be eliminated
There Is no argument avains, such an Institution. that holds eood,
From any standpoint yoa like there re but a few questions that pre-
sent themselves; shall the consumers continue TO pay so per cent more
fer stale second quality California stun than Cor fresh Washington prod
nee shall thirty thousand families be always imposed upon for the
benefit % a few dealers shall the country tuckster. year after year he
said IN Seattle we're that tuckster able 10 ia business direct With the
consumer There's % sense asNng the question. but present condt-
tons are such that birth Is given hcnt
A public market would save 20 shts city. and the country immediately
state for eexS butter vegetables nouiuy and the like III had better stay
st horne and develop farms and garden patches aud besides pt dollars
IN housewives pockets where thsy oeioux.
Eve cents a piece FOR a caeamher that's more like a squash DID you
sver hear the like
sixty cents Tor a chicken that's about tho slas OF a canary bird. What
Do you think Of thatT
Ten cents sr = cabbage the diameter OF a baseball and there you
are
are advanced by those who WOULD probably suffer we're Il oaee establish
ed The objections sound good 70 those who do not know better. One
r. that Seattle Is too lArxe Persons y afnuance would not take the
trouble 10 journey te a market and the poor could not AFFORD the expense
vansaEe OF the opportunity to secure fresh. prime edbie@ and there
would be none so poor who could rot afford to M a couple Of dolars a
meath by expendfng nifty cents in car fares
Persons Who 81 Seattle r. 10 btw for a public market know they
Philadelphia Buffalo Minneapolis and a hundred other Eastern ciuesr
Who that has lived in New York forgets Washington market Catherine
Street market old yesey pier and others What ar all those market
sheds doing o cauohnl street IN Philadelphia They have been there
for half a century. ana people from all OYER the big city have been buying
~ their stalls for : many years There Ia no reason In enuTnerating
III different places in the East where public markets and market days
have been profitable for decades and decades
IL all amounts 10 this: Seattle people are paying big money fer very
inferior goods and they know II They alo know there is a way cut of
g. and they ars going 10 find that way before 50 very long
You can fool some of the psople all the time
You can fool all the people some Of the time
But yen can't fool All ths people al the time.
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ON A TOUR
Of DISCOVERY
Steamship msnsuenss Back From
siberis--importsnt stops Made on
the voysgs

After 12,00e miles Of sea travel. IN
which she called at Alaska. Siberia,
China and Japan. the steamship
Manauense. with John Rosene and
associates Of the Northwestern Com
nnerctaI Company. returned last
night
The Hanauense left Seattle three
months ago this morning. calling
successfully at Muroran. Japan.
Niadivosfok. Peter oiofski. Eanif-
ehatks. ST. Lawrence bar. Plover
bay. East Cape. Nome. 81. Michael
and Dutch harbor. She carried a
cargo OF supplies for the establish
ment Of trading pests and mining
stations in a section Of Siberia,
granted 20 the company by the Rus
sian government. The concessions
were granted to John Roaene. Rich
ard Trenhoime and associates OF the
~. w. G. CO.
At Peterpolofski 10 Russian sol
diers. and at NIa1ivostok 1856 Rus
SLAMS. including d. w. Ivanoff. the
new governor Of the concession ter
rltory. were taken aboard. The lat
Ger and his staff took up quarters
between North Point and ST. Law
renee bay, and trading posts were
established at the latter place and
at North Point. East Cape and
Piover bay. At the latter place Ro-
sene, Count Podh0rski and 50 Amer
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HANDSOME
APARTM ENTS

The frat concrete building of any
size Ia be erected Ia seattle h 10
stand at the northeast corner ~
Eleventh avenue and Mercer street.
II VIII Toe hniii on the Penrod nYa-
tenn, without brick. stone on steel.
and viii be- Il \ said. almost nbHa-
iutsly fifeprnnf.
J a. Hammer, a Butte capitalist,
vii erect the building which Will
be a modern apartment house OF
handsome design. IL VII cost SO. coo.
Work Will be -eummsnced within 80
days.
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WORK BEGINS On
PYRlTES ROAD

Hti,MiNOHAM, Ale. Aug ia
AetiNe work has beeu begun on the
extension % the Louisville a Nash
vile railroad frum TAlladeAa into
clay county. Tho road viii touch
counties and open ~ the extensive
pyfites deposits ~ that loratity. The
extension vii be 90 miles long aud u
thought the pyrlies VIII keep the
line busy.
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leans joined the expedition. having
come from Nome On the steamer
Discovery.
Tire Manauense left the Indiana at
Sc. Michael August : and the Me-
teor. north bound. at Dutch harhos
August & Captain John Arthur
commanded the vessel whom she left
this port. but taking sick was left at
Japan 10 be succeeded By the FIRST
M~anauense win sail 70 Siberia again
On September ..
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WAITER Is
HELD OVER
MEN WHO ENricEp PEARL IVES
INTO SALOON MUST APPEAR
BEFORE SUPERIOR COURT

William Ballard. the Brooklyn "a
Icon waiter charged with selling beer
20 Pearl Ives. a f5-year-old girl.
BUS answer TO the charge before a
jury IN superior court His bonds.
T. II. Page appeared for the three
accused men and demanded a jury
trial for j.. C. Hart and william
Bigger. the two men charged with
taing the girl into the saloon. The
Jury will b. allowed
Judge George made the statement
that In these cases he had concur
rent jurisdiction with the superior
court Tia court khouehf the maxi
mum punishment he could inf'lct
would be Inadequate 10 punish the
Teprehe nslble crime. 10 bound ovsr
b defendant Ballard The other
fso cases win come up late this af-
ternocn-
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BITS OF GAIETY

AIRS. q. NJ. AumfoFd and Mrs s.
c. Graves gave a card party Tues
day afternoon At Beach Farm. near
AK point The large barn was
beautifully decorated IN cedar
boushs and flags There were 10 card
tables. The refreshments were
served In a very dainty and unique
style.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. GaIbraith has
issued Invitations for a <card party
10 be given tonight at their home.
Toe Fiftesnth avenue. The affair Is
IN honor Of Mrs. keenA and Mrs
Matthew'S. both sisserx OF Mr. Gal
bralth-
Mr. and Mrs. Adelb<rt NJ. Hicks
are visiting for n few weeks In spo-
kane.
An Informal dancing party was
given at Madrena park Monday
evening by the guest Of the hotel
Lunch WAS served on n porches-
The dance given by the Mariposa
Club. Tuesday evening. proved a
A large number Of youug
people we're present. The l.. I.
Haas carried the guests to Aeyden-
bauer bay. where dancing wss en-
joyed.
An outdoor party was given last
night by a few Of the campers az
AIk point The evening was fine
and a large bonfire was greatly
joyed.
Mrs. s. Johnson. who has been
very III at her home. 1915 Yesler
Nay. Is slowly recovering.
II. A. Schroeder and family left
Monday for Lake cushman, whefe
they will enjoy a few weeks outing.
Miss Emmoxene Stewart. % Port
land. ~ being entertained at the
home 81 Miss Ruby Warner. fff
Broadway.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. q. Temple
have moved To the Lincoln where
they viii reside In the future.
Mrs. Harry u. Kline II spending a
few weeks In Tulalip as the guest
Of DIR. and Mrs. Buchanan.
A very pretty dancing party waa
given Tuesday evening at the Fir
lock Club The young ladies' on the
COMMITTEES we're. Miss Collins. Misc
Minor, Miss Buck. Miss Furth. Mis-
Strive. Miss Smith and Miss Corllss
Of New York. A large number Of
guests we're present. The affair wa
one OF the prettiest Of the week.
The Misses Young. Miss Morrison
and Phil Morrison moved In 10 the
city today. They have been camp
ing for a few weeks AZ Aiki point.
the guests OF Mrs. Baker.
kefchert Bros. pianon. no Union
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NOTICE OF HEARING IN. RE.
sale Of lots / and z. block 1, King
County addition.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of County Commissioners OF
King County. Washington. viii con-
veue In their rooms In the King
County Court House IN the zsth day
Of August. 1902, AZ the hour of 2
o'clock D.. m. for the purpose OF de
terminiug the ACCESSIBILITY of selling
lots / and 2 OF block / OF King
County addition.
Parties Interested for or against
said sale viii appear before the
board at that time and have a hear
ing.
Dated this gath day OF July. 1902.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
8iDNEIS.
By Geo. II. LampinF,
clerk u the Board.
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Lieut.. 7. IT. Wagner. director Of
Wagner First REGIMENT band, has
built u new home FOR himself and
family at ifss summit avenue and
moved into II yesterday Lieut..
Wagner has lived IN the fsRimrnial
handmHatnta fuouln a. the Armofy
ever slHee that building was built
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BOYS
BODY FOUND

The body % E.rnery Lee BENJAMIN
was brought 10 the pafiofa OF the
Seattle Undertaking Company ! n
this city Last night Young fienja-
min was drowned IN the SnohomiNh
river. Monday. while trying % rescue
hts mother n sister frea. apparent
danger.
The dead hoy was tire son Of Mr..
and Mrs ". B@utam min and a nephew
Of ex-Councilman Scott benjamin.
lie was a graduate Of the Seattle
high pchaoi and studied lead assay
Ing In the East. The funeral will be
held from Plymouth church AZ :
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Regular meeting 8. e. Unien. Local
-. held IN A. q. 4. W hall. N. Y.
block. second floor. second aud
Cherry. first and third Friday. Aug
ust. afternoons and evenings.
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Notice 10 hereby given Of = meet.
ing OF the stockholders Of the seat
tie Labor Temple Association. 10 be
held 81 Western Central Labor
1inion hall corfier Of Pike street and
second avenue. on Monday night.
August i. i3e1. to consider psepara-
ton for the mnrtxaglnG Of tha La
hor Temple property 10 G means
for the complexion u the building
and authorizing ths beard Of trustees
10 proceed withtthe work under the
plans adopted
noHT. W. MovLToS. Pres.
BY order % the prssldrnt.
y. A. Rust. Sec. and Mar.
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CAPT. WOOD MISSING

Capt. Swift OF the colufan dock. re-
ported 10 the police today that capt.
= Weed. n Acquaintance OF his. has
been missing siuCr last "Wednesday.
and no trace can b. found Of bis
whereabouts.
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ON.


line b. from he Olympic oil Co. ptg vi
ave- tel. Nain ppi Alec coal b. saek
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FORESIGHT rs WISDOM
sne, sgs ssasy IN sssss'usasy
hours Of rexrsi In %. near future. when
Seattle has become the larsss, city on
the ser' : =fsr,yns' ssv. ss-n
70 invest = few dollars IN bargains like
THIS Five aeres Of lovely coll. with =
ssa' n,'i. s-room house nice rad -
the naath aud - miles 20 s%lsci4e road
road iocatad within one fourth Of g
nails which win econ be built: price
5000. worth sfSpn.
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
isi. second avenue. Room si2
i2osi9o Queen Anne hill. SEQ.
eosi2o on ear line. tbto.
hssi2o broadway district. cement sidewalk.
oosiao Ye.ler ana Twelfth avenue. $3.50
tSsxi2e North Seattle. t2boo. marine View
s-ruom cottage and noxi4s lot. inierb.y.
Il. C. BYERs a co.
1871 First avenue.
1T PAYS TO COME EARLY
WE have Just placed uron the market
nfis.n s.ASr. sr.s,s e nns so,l Tish,
= Nc. I wagon road. only 81 miles frnm
business center Of city. at the lon nfior
q 20 per acre. Come soon and get IN.
bcst. only two cold yet
ADAMS a NICHOLS,
IA. second avenue Room ana
CHEAP HOMES
BEAUTIFUL cleared slightly iotp. $50 20
$40. terms IS down. 81 monthly, free
water and woed.
Small new haase. large lot 1910. terms
s2S down. $40 monthly.
several cottages fer rent. 81 per month un
owner. Hiiiman. oraees west shere Green
LAKE. car line crosses property
s1N. ROOM house. patent toilet. bath. near
two car tines; With sssias feet. an under
cry kind. only ssao cash. balance. $1,000,
on sasy terms o. y. Bneue q Co. 6ss
facinc Block
~sRso-5-roon house near Madison street
power house; almost new, good neigh
borheod. owner. Taylor. zoos Third av-
eAue.
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nustNEs. CHANCES
my oH ubusn 4 HOMIE
We cap ssii ,ga niue eaa'f,e,s ssg low
1ass paia ~ oB hem. WIN ,hsae 5aa saa
tHF o. huiid 70 hamf, buy % HHHthi pa
or . n1fia,F Yea nos ew M u
nagfS fe build e. unes fhlH II tho III
deity romrsuf. ana tbef hatt bought
aHd hniif hniuHH - twenty people nalnfH
ID whirh will be ulFrn on arnHrrttaH
Remember fNif aHlt sahts YOu HGuu per
month e. aWu d hHfne, n interest patty
must ssl the.e nine elhtfaeia aa theT
afeas Fesm %, sullivan building
T-onErioaED property broom hard. m
iahai naHsa in fuat condition. taf gjHfg0.
Ysfg cheap for cash overlooking Lake
Hufaut nnH fiFN make an Offer Quail
hslm A Holman ft New fafh Hiofh,
ron Observation-Disclosures
Hiallssf pfiess Data iet ss6sad aaad
household seeds stnset bedroom sets.
eatpsts. ETC. ahd second hand once far
fsssad asenas sun. Tel ioha slsi.
A NEw lau bunsg ~ sals cheap AZ s2s
fNsn,y third etsuae
ron sALr-AcHr TRACTS
wokKnSd msa ~itk mai esgiisL %.
tpuf hehtss - HiNfftef bipFa
lost
LIST iadlaa ulliu H1ld satfh. snalnH
TUNED fasa nieH4l rrwHHt NJ returned 10
EzI fuuffh avenue
FINANCIAL
a httfAhLE rlHes o. bafrap money on
diamonds. watches fewsifF. Los Inter
Get r. ~ West. tot Pike street
MONEY on short nntirs At ioS rate pu.
watts mgus1 and eafuuan monsg 90 build
With a A. Ntftoa. hsam q Hallsf
tuiidins. fhona niaek 90
COLLATERAL BANK tnssts . I.~aDi
nancy ieaAsd 60 sny Sod collateral
f@ chsur.
10 L~oAS@Prisats mansy 81 Low RAJ. o.
interest uaHa4 q oeusr. los rsslsf
pay. Rooms q 4 aaa G.
WkHHANTH bought ana sald- NsrFs.ss
q E~3hsinians hutgsf fAfs hiA
ttubEp LANDS
A HEcIIus ~ unat@f IN gsNiitI osaniY
vita tIaAapo u az and cedar. tef sale
E r. rrEnb q CO.
f11i t1fst arsaus
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PERSONAL
KING SOLOMON
Has lust arrived hack from the monntalna
Who're ~ loestsa = narssi9us'y nch sold
befufr. kipE Solomon haa MAIDS Some
Of the most wonderful predictions the
~ Gaivssssn nssa ave month. safars' Il
happened and fufst0id the asnsealnatinn
Of President Mckinney one day before ii
h~apfeueis ard nreaietsd The IRE which
n you have trouble IN your family hs can
remove It and guarantee u 20 be nernan
or ere dssnondent. he can restore yonr
Don't IAN 70 nse the wonderful kim sole
mon lie has a private ofhcs at tho
Lyudhurst. laos Third asenue. Room 10.
a LARoE SALE Of ali kinds Of u pans.s
hans soob stove. .ssa sssn.ap. s'fSsd
Front Fufnitufs Co. ti2 Second ayunus
south.
SEE Lloyd. Briseo. = Lloyd. 81 Hinehlss
block. about your homes for cash or de-
fsrred payments.
week only. Eastman's Studio. 22ii
First avenue.
wANTED-aecond hand furniture. Brow
der, iooa First avenue Tel. RED assi.
PRIVATE deiscuvei confidential. p. o. boz
GA.
EOR HENT-FLATs
ron HENf FLATS
Five room nat. new ana modern. rent t22
Northeast corner Ninth aud Stewart.
Apply 200 stewart street Or 2oe0 Madison.
roR nEsr-ruHSIrHEp ROOMS
uufEI SENEGA.
Cor. First Ave-. ard sansca 81
Clean. sunny Cnmfurfahie,
Eeems by the nay or Week
i2uas FIRST AVENUE.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, iiis first ave.
nue. house nnwly furnished. al modern
prices moderate,
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when buying articles advertised In
this naper, speak Of the Star.
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paneIno clas.s..

Professor Wilson at Ranks Hall
Monday and Friday EVENING" Pri-
vate lessons daily.
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FOR SALE mr. v. w. WEST.
UNION BLOCK. CITY.
s7oa
a very fine corner. snxiis. on rif-
teenth avenu~ nsrth. facing city
park. GRADED streets. clay water.
concrete walk. sewer. and ali paid
for; reaponabis terms; very con-
venisnt 10 car line.
Unusually fine double corner ;s,xiss
on tn. northwest corner Of Aloha
and Sixteenth avenue. on. block
from Capitol HIM car line: streets
are ~asphsited; have concrete walk.
sewer and city water: all street i'm
provsmsnis paid for In full.
$3.50.
Lot ssxi2o. ON west side Of sixteenth
venue between Harrison and Re-
publican streets.
siasO.
Lot ssxi2c to an alley: eas, front.
stree, improvements are In and
paid for.
1880.
New and modern 5-room cottage In
Broadway district. one block from
car line; fractional corner lot.
$3.50.
Lot lexiO0. on seventeenth avenue
south. near Dearborn street.
5000.
Fine modern cottage ON Summit av-
enue near Pine street; lot 5oxioo.
,u5.
Lots 6oxi2o. on Nineteenth avenue
between Madison and Union
streets; easy terms.
$4,000.
New and modern Groom house one
block from Broadway. near Repub-
ticau streat. eaav tsrpaa
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y. W. WEST. UNION BLOCK.
ron SALE ny y. ". WEST.
UNION BLOCK, CITY.
,i7oo.
4 very fine corner. sOxiis. on FIJI
tesnth avenue north. facing city
park. graded streets. city water,
concrete walk. sewer. and all paid
for reasonable terms. very con-
venlent 10 car line.
$500.
Unusually fine double corner io2xiso
on the nor,hwes, corner OF Aloha
and Sixteenth avenue one block
from Capitol hin car line. streets
are asphalied: have concrete walk.
sewer and city water all street Inn
proyemcnta paid for in sulL.
$50.
Lot 4EKi2o 90 wss, aide Of Sixteenth
svenue between Harrison and Re
publican streets.
,isso.
Lot sssi2o 90 an alley: east, front;
street improvements are In and
paid for.
sisoe.
New and modern s-room cottage In
Broadway district. one block from
car line; fractional corner lot.
Lot sorioe on Seventeenth VENUE
south. near Dearborn street.
Fine modern cottage on summit, av-
enue near Pine street; ics Sxie1.
Lots soxi,o on Sinstsenth avenue
between Madison and Union
streets: easy terms.
s.scs.
New and modern s-room house. one
block from Broadway. near Re-
publican street: easy terms
y. w. WEST. UNION BLOCK
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Go TO Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
gains onfy.
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Rsichsrt Bros. pianos. 40 Union
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T~nRIriuafID property Fuum hard m
iahai naHsa in fuai condition. iaf gjNie0.
very cheap for cash overlooking tsahf
Huiant tine YiFN make al uHnf DUAL.
bnim A Holman. tpt New fafh uiofk.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-09

Startling proof of wonderful adj
vance in medicine Is by druggist g,
w. Roberts Of Elizabeth, w. Va. An
old man there had long suffered with
what good doctors pronounced incur
able cancer. They believed his case
hopeless till he used Electric Bitters
and applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which treatment completely cured
him. When Electric Bitters are used
to expel bilious, kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve
exerts its matchless healing power,
blood diseases, skin eruptions, ulcers
and sores vanish. Bitters soc, salye
25c at Peoples and A. w. Foreman's s
drug stores. DIV
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but he insists that they were here
by the command of'God even be-
fore the cataclysmic birth of the
continent. Among doctors Of
divinity. the locality Of the terres'
trial Eden has always been a moot
ed question simply because they
could not find upon the face Of
terra firma place corresponding
with the biblical description of it,.
DR.. Curry afiirms with great plau-
sibilty that it is useless to look for
it on ground trodden by the foot
of man, and says that it is now ly-
ing buried deep in the bottom Of
the great Indian ocean.
We remark in passing-there is
no limit to the achievements Of
man. When the art OF deep sea
sounding has been carried to per-
fection, query, would it be too
much to expect to see fished up in
to plain day light, and placed on
exhibition at some of our world
fairs, the petrified remains Of the
same old tree whose fatal fruit
drought death into the world and
all our woe?''
DR.. Curry has just concluded q
course of lectures in Vinita; he is
not an eloquent speaker after the
platform fashion. The power OF
his discourse lies mainly in his
thoughts, and the cast iron way IN
which he presents them. To ap-
preciate fully a man must have q
head on his shoulders and chance
to hear him. Too QUA. SITE.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-06-09
THESE ARE WINNERS.
Rights of Claimants TO Citizenship
Affirmed in These Cases.

Special to Daily Chieftain
Muskogee, l. t., June 9, 1902.
The United States commission
to the five civilized tribes today
decided that the following persons
who have heretofore been listed
for enrolment on Cherokee
Doubtful cards were entitled to be
enrolled as citizens of the Chero-
kee nation:
Loisa A. McPerson OF al Table.
quah
Thomas Rowe ct al Oaks
William Bugher, Pryor Creek
Henry II. Long ct al
Minor children of Isiah Long,
Vinita
Annie Harvey, Vinita
William I. Cave, Lenapah
Annie Sanders ct al Oolagah
Thomas A. Mcdonald, Oolagah
Annie Csnnon ct al, Sloan
Spings, Ark
Walter II. Talley ct al, Melvin
Charles M. Cox, Oolagah
George Tucker ct al, Skiatook
William H. Hundley ct al Clar-
emore
James D. Ralston, Vinita
Theresa G. Krebs ct al, Vinita
Lucinda Linn ct al Cherokee City
Ark.
Charles F. Dege Coffeyville Kan.
Joseph P. Smith ct al. Oseuma
Beverly L. Lafon, Bartlett Kan.
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Buy one of those hand
some lace trimmed mus
lin underskirts. Just the
thing to wear with that
white dress-Badgett-
Sanders Mer CO. have
them
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Many women fail to digest nefS
food, and SO become pale, sallow, tnn
and weak, while the brightness,
freshness and beauty Of the skin ano
complexion departs. Remedy this by
TAXI ng Herbine after each meal, 70
digest what you have eaten. Price,
so cents. Sold by Peoples drug
store. ~
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The musical to be given by Miss
Louisa Graper and Mrs. Homer Mar
tien Cook next Tuesday evening wilt
be rare musical treat. Benefit. bars
tist church.