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The Washington bee., 1902-02-22

Women OF Europe)
cesses in Europe. Her sisters are the
lovely Duchess d'Oosta, Duchess
de Guise and Princess Louise of
Orleans, yet unmarried. Her broth
ers are the dukes of Orleans and
Montpensier, and it is said that the
reconciliation which has taken place
between the former and King Ed
ward anent the dukes indiscreet ut
terances about the disgraceful carl
catures of Queen Victoria was due
to the tactful intercessiOn of Queen
Amelie. who, like her cOnsort, is on
terms of the most intimate friend
ship with his majesty and Queen AL
eXandra.
The queen has two sons, the duke
of Braganza, nearly IA years old, and
the duke of Beja, who is II years of
age. The one is destined for the
army and the other for the navy,
the latter being also the profession
of the father, who is, like King Ed
ward, passionately fond of the sea.
King Carlos, by the way, is related
to the English royal family, his
grandfather being Prince Ferdinand
of SaXe-Coburg, cousin of the late
prince consOTt. CuriOusly enough his
birthday falls on the same day as
that of his wife.
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Portrait of Mr.. Arnold.

A portrait of the wife and child of
Benedict Arnold has just been hung
in the rooms of the Pennsylvania His
torical society. Mrs. Arnold followed
her husband to England. and her son
the one shown in the picture-be-
came a lieutenant general -Four of
her descendants are in the British
army.
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RAILROADS,

OALTlAoNTI iNE RAILROAR.
b met AVE CAMDEN STATION.
TRAINS ~ and way statiOas, week days,
Fof, Aa'-f An a., no, $40 P. m
fd. Sundays $50 = Bav Ridge, d p. m.
90 Round Day - - days aiiyy IN.
Leave AHnapoIrsD m. Gas SIS
q. <, a. N. $50 and
cave Kay - 100 p, m.
s-adal51s..33 ~ idge and return SOC,
fare TO Bay {. A. Coombs. @. M.
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hTIMORE AND OHIO
L RAILROAD.
Washington from station corner OF
! a.Fa rf

.......rgron from station corner OF
-s-'- 40. Jersey avenue and c st.
o., a,l.azo AMI Northwest 'l0'4S a "''
- p 2-...,rst.. | St Louis and Louisville,
'a ....p.u. srIo night.
e. ..... ana Cleveland "Io.45 a. m, $50
.s.a5a.ght
t.'.,..-5as4ld Wheeling, 800 p. m.
..r..as..-r +3.35 a. m, TVS and $3.50
5, --.,,,.. --.. .-.15. $500 1885 trr,ss a. m,
' -..t-r..z .' -s.g5. $500. t'o.ss. a. m, sr.r5
~ ..'.....ryn. tIo.gs a. m. and $3.50 pm.
t'a.'t 'at anil way points. +5.3s, 5000 a. H.,
''. . ' $50 $40 IS. tII3o, p. m.
- ---.---rs5arg and way POINTS 1855,
-llso. Sis, 1900, 1890. 500,
~ a.. 500 sgoIS, +u.3o p m
- ,.r..a.gtaa Jun 'tiou and way points,
20. M. Sis. +4So. $3.50. p. m.
hN 80. week days, x3.oo, 500, $50
-vsf,. sgs. x35o, XIo.oo T',SS a. m.r
r'3 '.. ms. x3.oo. x4.oo. x4-3o. H4.3s.
Nl' ,s.l5. go, Rs.oo. xIo.oo, xtI.5o,
E> Sundays. K5.Oo KOS E7IS,
.~' an xlls,, lis, E3.Oo, 1880. Hs.os,
egg ,, ~, 5sso. 1lo.Oo. ru,5o,SI'.35 p m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
...-. Illuminated with Pintsch light.
A. s....r,r- Philadelphia, New York Bos-
' h.. East. 500, '7.OS (Diner), 1880
90. 90 - Diner 20 90 Diner), a. m, 'I2.3O,
l5-''. g., ..Royal Limited, ,") Diner). t4.Oo.
D.s. . ..,s D.uaer, 500 and sligo p. m.
o.. -, Car open at 1000 oclOck1
go, Cars on all day trains.
r., Atlantic City, 'Iz.5o noon'
,C.r.. ~ Except Sundays. sSunday only.
Express trains.
.-.-,rr-8 for and checked from hotels
I-,s r.,.1.o-ss by Union Transfer Co., on or
Efstr-ketofices, 6E9 Pennsylvania Ave
o,.' .r New york Avenue and 18th Street,
-l.,.,,r,a. Telephone ticket Offices for B and
= s-.rr, Automobile Cabs.
D. B. MARTIN,
Mgr. Pass Traffic.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-22
NAPOLEON'S WAR HAT.
longs to VI. GerOme, of the
French Institute.

Countless pictures of Napoleon as
he appeared at the battle of Water
loo have been published and in all
he is represented as wearing a hat
similar in many respects to the one
shown in the accompanying pie
ture.
Many of these pictures of the hat,
however, differ from each other in
minor details, and it is evident that
The Washington bee., 1902-02-22
NINE DAILY
APPLY TO-

Studio, Basement ST. AugHstInes
Church. 18th Street bet. L and NJ.
N. w. Monday and Tuesday on and
after the 22nd, of September. Hours
6 to s p. m.
The Washington bee., 1902-02-22

Tenors and bassors afford special
lnducement TO a ttltti .DIlY's
classical nor aDyIf II 0Iisu:ICJ
st. Augustin
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NINE. ]. ESDd0 DIIy
iWILL

Offer special indncemsnt TO classes
in reading, music an singing. A
general musical and vocal instrection
guaranteed. .ohH Eputa's music book
and Nine Daly's note chain method,
For further information L. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

agcra did not realize tho length Of
tire piece and at the first nights
performances it was fohnd 10 be too
long Then came the problem Of
what could be cut cut II was final
~ decided 20 eliminate the curtain
raiser that had been In the original
production. Last night the piece as
presented was af tho right length
aud little has been lost 10 these who
will see the show.
French Folly"
\ huriesssie and vaudeville troupe
prcaentins French Folly opened
az the Ranke theater last night The
farce. like all of its kind. contains
no plot whRasvsr but depends On aC-
ton entirely Cor its sucrcss The au-
dienes was we'll pleased With the
performance. whkh was really eood
There Is "a large and well trained
chorus IN -cnnnectaOn with the shoW
that Is the feature OF the perform
ance The present ban viii hold the
boards all week with a matinee sat
ur0aY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state OF Washington fur ktns
County.
Anna I. seaton. plaintiff. VS.. Alex
andsr ~. scaton. defendant. No,
gAAso.
Tns State Of Washington TO the
said Alexander y. seaton. defend
ant. You are hereby summoned 60
appoAr within sixty days after the
rrst publication Of this summons. to-
wit. WITHIN sixty days after he xist
day Of July. tsoa. and defend ths
abcrve entitled action In the above
entitled court. and anawsr the COM
plaiHg Of the plaintiff. and serve q
copy II your nsw upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff. At hts
ofree below stated: and In case OF
your failure 80 20 do. judgment will
BE- rendered against you h~reordtng
to the demand Of the complaint.
witch has been hled with the clerk
Of said court.
said action IL Instituted for the
purpose 81 procuring n divorce and
the custody Of a minor child
HORACE PETER.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
SCHWAB IS
TO Retire
Magnate Obliged to Re-
Cruit His Health

rrTTSRURG Pa, Aug. IA
Loretfa dispatch conurfus the report
that Charles NJ. Schwah viii retire
from the presidency II the United
States steel corporation and from All
other active business IN order to re-
eruit hts health. Meme but members
Of his family are allowed to talk with
him.
u is we'll known thai Afr. SehW ali
went abroad for a rest. but not until
recently was II given cut hat hts
health n seriously Impaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Beers GALL
ON EDWA

LONDON. Aug. ts.The uoer gen
erals notha. pcwet ana pclarcy
made a ttip 10 CowsA yesterday.
where they called ON King Edward
The king greeted them cordially.
The ftoern returned 10 London this
evening. and reported themselves
a. we'll pleased with their reception
from his majesty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

sa.ss for Gray Wool blankets. ia
siae. fine and soft. regular value tt.se
A6o a pair for All Wool White
Blankets. liza size. regularly worth
q. 50 a pair.
CSC each for Fun Size White Bed
Spreads, good value az Sc.
csc a pair for full size white Bed
Spreads, Marseliies pattern. hemmed
ready for use and worth xi.eb.
sSe a pair for Pillows. covered with
feather proof ticking, filled with
turkey down. weight 3 pounds. worth
SIS.
ssc each for sheets made OF good
unbleached Cotton. size 81 CO inches.
regularly worth eoc.
Sc each for Pillow Cases. made Of
good Hleached Cotton. size t2xse
inches and worth i1ikc.
&c each for the same grade Pillow
Cases. s5xss inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

New Fancy Striped and Dotted
Wool waistlngs. Venetian Crepe
Egypta. Granite Etafnine and Foula.
your choice. the yard. 7ac.
New All Wool Pebble Etamine, 30
inches wide, In blue or black, at the
yard. MOO.
hs-inch All Wool Natural Finish
Black cheviot. worth regularly N.ho.
az only ft.i0.
Fine quality plain French Flannel.
20 different shades TO choose from,
usual selling price eac. at soc.
All Wool oxford Examine, 90 inches
wide. regular value si.oO a yard, on
sale mt e9c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
The. MARKETS

buyers were out early on Western
avenue this morning on account %
the opening % the carnival There
is a heavy demand for fruit and veg
etahles u an kinds rhs comruissiou
u,eit Nere sold a early In the day.
Prices are not changed TO any great
uxseut today hut the market h arm
and by the time u the arrival OF the
ext large shipment from the south
there vii probably be a rise quoted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

gSc for Comforts. worth regularly
sfkA covered with aiikoltne and filled
with one piece white cotton. either
stitched or tufscd with eoiored
sephyr.
Ills for regular ti.So fun sized
Comforts. covered with fine silkaline
and filled with best white cotton.
asc a pair for Gray Cotton HAN
ksts. fun ia aixe, and good weight,
wnrth regularly u2a
IFC A pair Tor Gray Cotton Hihn-
kcts for cots and single beds. worth
Soc y pair.
u.ss Tor Extra Heavy Gray Mot
tied blankets, lis size and worth
81 ~ a pair.
81 50 for white Wool Blankets. 1915
sire. with fancy borders, worth sabo.
&c a pair for Cotton Blankets. lo-A
sise. IN either tan or gray, worth 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
New $40 Fall Jackets
at $7.O8

Amongst the new Fall and Winter Jackets that have conc NV
cal. to your notice particularly a number made Of excellent quadp n
Sy. with coat or Storm conar-one half q ting back. doubieAhrnx
~ inches long, Romano silk lined. regularly worth 5000. 81 4
he offered as an induoement for your visit to our Suit DIP anmntt
morrow. at. each. szoS. These are in tan and castor ana ndxkf
sizes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
-KeeP oFF

May smith. n notorious wnmah.
wa arrested OF Pike street last night
by Policeman Gilbert aH n disordefiy
person. g. g smith. said o. BE- her
p%tranaour. WAS taken Ia at the same
time. Both spent the night In Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
New Fall Suits and
Jackets for Women

The new Fall SUITS are arriving daily, and amongst te fx 8
come we are pleaxdt TO chronicle IS Black Al Wool Cheyio SUI
full silk lined throughout. and in both square box and ION sMs
double breasted, form fitting. These have a regular market yzx d
s2S.oo. but we start the Carnival week with them at the bzrgsn pe
of each, $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

All Wool Mistral Etamine. 4e-inch.
In new blue. castor, navy and black,
regular value si.i0. for sac.
SI.00 quality All Wool Black Chew
lot Serge. h3-inch, at. the yard. 15c.
All Wool Black Pebble Cheviots.
4s-inch, worth Use. at. the yard.
800.
Matte Mistrai. In all wool black. 90
inches wide. for si.bo.
New Black peau de Sole Silk
W. have an elegant assortment
OF All silk Black Peau de Sole. Just
received, at the following price range
$3.50. N.g5. tf.ss and t.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

StrS city OF Everett and Grey
hound leave colmnn wharf every
day during the Carnival. at a. m
ra m. 5 y m. and n p m. Fare sfos
tisa round tfip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

The b~sstieship Oregon win be- pu,
In the drydock tomorrow. Tuesday. At
I .. m To . this sight take Port
Orchard boats leaving Colman dock
az 9 30. . and 10 .. m. f:fS. 2 and
z.3e p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Neck Ruffs, worth s1o.5o, at s3.e5
All u Fine Neck Rufus. worth
from $3.50 to 5000 each. are placed
in Lot No. l and will be sold. while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Goesi service viii be given 10 Races
At King County Fair Grounds. Carr
leaving from king street and First
venue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Satin FOu-
lard Silks =. so

Last Friday morning. from s O'Clock till (. VIC Offered for sale
our entire stock Of Cheney Bros $500, si.2s and 81. 50 Satin fou-
lard Silks at the remarkable price Of Soc the yard The ram kept
many who otherwise would have been purchasers from attending the
sale. and We received many regrets on that score. Hence we have de-
eded to give all an opportunity of buying these silks by Offering them
again for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Twelve Famous Tomeaa~u Pictures
free 60 each new subscriber 90 this
star az booth M. ". carnIva
erounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Good service VIII be given 20 Race,
at King County Fair Grounds. Car
leaving from King street and Firsl
avenue SOUTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
WELCOME .O.E.
Many Of the New Fall
Goods Will Be
Shown For the First
Time This Week

For we are now at the dividing line Of summer sa
fall. Forehanded women are asking for the new sts
and the Bon narche is, as usual. the first to bring then
forward.
In Fall Dress Fabrics and Women's Suits and Wnr
there will be quite a good showing here tomorrow.
But we half expect that the majority of customers ~
visitors will be more interested in the unusual bargain
that are printed on this page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Twelve Famous Tomess~n Pictures
free TO each new subscriber 10 the
star at booth No. 10. carnival
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Strs. City OF Everett and Grey
hound leave Coiu1an wharf every
day during the Csruftsi. at ! a m,
~ M 5 p m and II p m Fare tLee
the round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
First Showing Of New
Fall Dress Goods

Considerable interest VIII be taken in the early fall fabrics paruou-
LARRY. Ia VIZ are able to put on view and sale tomorrow a very good
rrnresentauon Of The coming seasons styles. with u usual ability TO
under price the market. " are offering quite n few O the fabrics at less
than usual price TO induce early buy ins. a these price item indicate;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Today and Tomor-
row Only

II would he usless for US to take your time. or ours In discussing
the merits Of Cheney Bros Satin Foulafd Silks. and the best thing vii
he for you to come here tomorrow prepared TO get the bargain OF a lie
time. Every yad will absolutely be sold at, choice, SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
JossIHe QUOTATIONS.
v-rst.s..-

NeErtactr-
rotafaes-efnft& per c~t. earrdta o. -
r~r aacs isfttrr tx p~r trz. tarusPa ~
fAritr. q cahhaze. 81 sselT3 - ewt
native. au PEE asa1 hssk& res
eetqEx. GU Ter Aa1s sweet eatsteaA
Ae Per ease chif repp~ru uso pr bex.
saueF&rsat. <tnNs totnats@- tetae rad
noe F~r @ek ~g.nssip. tito sas
sT4.sa@zs sS sss 1ezs wss sasa. ":
S.. c~aeuinksrx. eNe psr de4 brassek
sproatzs fo>c, pess savs ssisrseas p~as
3s1. rhuhara. = per rouna. spin
nReh se&s1S p@E hen native asuaFssus
SIS FsF ra~ xFr~a cara. 70 ssr aoA.
canaaieufSa ne1Htiro per ease water
metena s&suus2r&
Green Fruit
I~&uons-x4T - q boz. eeaAlas ap
plss. FseffIlpos eztfnE spptss St51.
sr.ns<-. t1fo1ttLsss h4nans. txeocuos
pins&spfes 500 PEE aezz seanza ef2ners
T. ert9 IS. saves. 81 151atos A<sft-rrsa-
eco se~~ts, 81 - vsf~ncf.s tsesofa -
srarg fraf. s1oa1ea cherries. rsc rev
per casr p~-fact@s. f&e. carranfs go
hist kheFrtes. sf,stau -. ptams $40 ~
box sraps s~lszes2oo psr ezss. ps-rs.
Si% ler pn
Fra nssma--csw b>s<. n rsv n sss>s
bet etstae r~r nj nattoa. vsshsr. rNse.
svs. I've; pork. iae per NJ veal hnss
provfzfons Hama tsrs rs~kfns
backs. lee. esIfi-a IE
csrr~esee dAsiy-rhs f~niio.tnx srssss are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Coed Service with be given TO Races
at King County Fair Grounds Cars
leaving from King street and First
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

We have placed on sale our entire stock of high grade Neck Rufus
the prices TO far less than cost Indeed, we punched toge-
fher the whole gathering, making two extraordinarily low prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Sale Of Bed
ding and Linens

The Bon Marehc has made lower prices than ever defore on bed
ding and linens, 70 that hotels and private houses might prepare to en-
tertain the thousands Of visitors who have come to this city to enjo
the Carnival festivities Prices for tomorrow arc extremely low Som
of them arc as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Go to Spinning for bicycle repalra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

Ch~sae=NaftVs WaHhinataa. itultAA
tHer~Ntrtetp fresh Faheh. 2tQ1ac
Butter Warrington creamery. z0uStel
saneh, in0t7e
urain-oafa t1Auo. wheat. t1Atos eofa.
$50 80, rlisd haFisy, $50
Hsr=fNaet .sesnsf Uef tee ttAuoi Fast.
eFn Washiustaa timothy. stAoo. alfalfa
ana go
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they last. at. each. 1896.
All our Neck Rufus. worth ~.
sl0.60 up TO sl4.5e. are put in one =,
which is designated as Lot Se-
and Will be sold at, choice. yAsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

The new Madison theater opened
Saturday night to standing room
only. The attraction presented was
komethina new to Seattle theafer-
Eoerns and those present enjoyed the
new departure In the amusement
line. There were several changes
from the original production In the
show last night. In preparing the
program FOR the first night the man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18
Heaters


IN FsrAdetse
A French farce comedy. I'm Para
disc. was presented at the Seattle
thsater asst night By Harrington
Reynolds snd company. Ths play
Is thoroughly q farce comedy. There
- little plot { Il. but comedy tn
every line Each act - Que long
laugh. There p also abundance
ef startling chmaxea. A married
man falls In love With a chorus Eifi
end this Is responsible for the greater
psrt OF the fun.
Harrington Reynolds played Pico.
tbs Lion Tanner. very well. The pssrt
h nsors suited "a him than amy that
he has played IN sorze time. Her
johnson. as usual was good Mir
Johnson is a clever actor and always
makes an out 81 a part that he can
He certainly did this with the role OF
ronthtchot last night. Blanche
Douglas Vas seen in the rule OF
Claire T4upin. she dtd very well. al
though the part Is not as well suited
TO her As some in which b has been
seen here. Eleanor Gordon. Lillian
Dcuxlxs and Evelyn OTmsoy we're
also good. In Paradise" runs the
week with n Saturday matinee.
Down In Egypt"
Manager Russell. of the Third Az.
&A4&E ~ ANIAH ~ E@@tF
ing one OF the best attractions Of
ferea At his Heater for a long time
The company. while not a large
one. II composed % first class people
Tbs play Itself last night Mas n COM
edy. Down I'm Egypt II wasn't
. play. tfss scenes OF which are laid
on the banks OF the Nile. as one
would suppoee. but has an American
plot The scene Of the play IL in the
-- ~ -a--.AA2--
plot woven round the characters In
a horse racing community. The piece
Is well put on and as well staged
Miss Nellie Wiedemann Is seen u
the role of May MosieF, a young girl
and does her wort well. she made a
hit IN the Jockey costume at the
race track. As Chris Schneider. Billy
johnson did we'll Some OF his spe-
eialties = very good
Between the first and second acts
Beverly and Dnnvers put on a
sketch. a Married Man" that 10
very funny. In a drunken scene Mr..
Danvers Is good An electric dance
IL introduced by Miss wiedemann
that IL one Of the best seen In Seattle
for some time. The latter part OF the
dance Introducing a fire effect. IL ex-
ceetingiy beautiful and realistic.
Wednesday and Thursday night
Dixie Land will be the play. while
on Frt4ay. Saturday and AZ the Sat
ardAy matinee The steam Laun-
dry wtIl Be put on
Madison Thssfsr
The new Madison theater opened
Saturday night to standing room
only. The attraction presented was
something new to Seattle theafer-
Eoern. and those present enjoyed the
new departure In the amusenf<nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-18

being afsrsd 20 the producer In rpuad lots
Ga the dock - 81 the car At Aaattiel
urain-nAta 4cs nouAp % barley. al. 90.
wheat chicken haua, tAisue corn bulb
ssd0n
Batter. ches.A Egss and Poultry
nuttsreWsHhHsEttn creamsrieu. 80 rs
ranch. tnal -
gnsssr-Sauxe Washington fuu cream.
taetta. Eastzrni Neg fsfh, tAA1laai
Wiseansins ttef RVauefarI enc EaatsA
SIT osenteuo pef ease New York ifltee.
7 ~.mhufEsr. taQife, Driea. ta4 ife. swtss
t@utBc
fss, strtctiy nouh ranch. sTsaso. east.
eft. elu2sc
Llv. ~poultry-tsna ixantsol fFYess
s4HA8Aoe pes dos. 0iftsys tauitci eesss
louttrl auckA Ia.
Dressed foutrfe@rNrkeNA 1fCidtt reese
tf0iscl aeehs ttoitc. ehteksn. tsoits
Hansvate1fae.
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$50 Eaton Jackets for $1,000

We have n few a very few-handsome silk Eton Jackets Of rAu q
Sole, Taheta, etc, handsomely trimmed and tucked, that have b1
selling at $500 and 5000. Tomorrow. a a most remarkable ~
gain. they will be closed out at each ....... .............ua@
Arizona republican., 1902-07-14
St0ulachS on StIltS.

The man who puts on stills does notir-
crease his actual stature by the breadth of
a hair. He feels taller while he's on the
stills, and when he's off them he feels
Arizona republican., 1902-07-14

After one term in congress. repre-
senting the Twelfth Ohio district, EN-
NETT Tompkins, who defeated the re-
doubtable Lentz by a plurality OF
eighteen votes in a total of some 1000
has decided that the game is not worth
the candle and he has notified his
party to look for another candidate
He declares that 1.-The average con-
gresham is little more than a mes
senger boy for his constituency and
when not running about from one de-
spartment to ansther for books, seeds
and flowers is acting as an employment
agency for a lot of office seekers. 1t is
worse than useless for any one to come
to congress who is not independently
wealthy or who has no ambition to gel
ahead in the world
Arizona republican., 1902-07-14

Mr.. Schwab continues to shock us,
says the Boston Herald In presenting
new hall to the academy where he
went to school in Pennsylvania, he
takes occasion to remind the grateful
partial reparation for the apples he
stole from the neighboring orchards in
his boyhood days. Millions today"
CALCULATED Mr.. Schwab, "are not as
sweet to me as the recollection of the
taste of those purloined apples from
the orchard down yonder'