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, 1902-11-25

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Ottumwa Copper com
pany hat the deferred annual meeting
al said corporation will be held at the
Office of said company number 2Io WI
liams block in the city Of Laramie. Al
bany county. Wyoming. on the end Of
December 1902 at the hour of s o'clock
p. III. At said meeting n board of trus-
tees will be elected and such other
business will be transacted as may
lawfully come before said meeting.
Dated this 18th day Of Novem-
Der 1902 CHARLES Il. RICHIE.
JOHN NJ. MCINTYRE. President.
Secretary protein. S5t:
, 1902-11-25
Overshoes. leggings. wool hose. Ger
ma sox at Woodruff & Tcrry's.
Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent. Sayer Hanse1. 151 Sixth street.


Il you are bilious and seeking advis-
ers,
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Just before going TO bed.
You will find on the morrow,
You are rid Of your SORROW
That's all; just enough said.
These famous pills do not grippe. but
move the bowels gently and easily.
cleansing the liver. Their tonic eff
feet gives strength to the glands, pre-,
venting a return of the disorder. Lar,
annie Drug company, Williamson and
Stephenson, pharmacy graduates.
, 1902-11-25
A
Adopts Resolution Condemning Assas,
sination Of A. L. Collins.

Lexington. Ky. Nov. 25.-GeOrge S.
Shelby. aged 26. great grandson of
Isaac Shelby, first governor of Ken
lucky. killed himself Sunday with a re
volver as he lay in bed.
He was subject to somnambulism
and it is believed that he fired the IA
tai shot while asleep, his custom be
ing to sleep with a pistol under his
pillow.
, 1902-11-25

good citizen, a broadmtnded gentleman
hered by the number Of his acqIaint-
ances.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral have,
OF course. not been made. as the body
had not reached the city when the
forms of this impression were closed.
, 1902-11-25
WEDDING
AT CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The following invitation has been is
sued and received by the friends OF the
contracting parties. both popular young
people of this city:
Mr.. +. F. Bamforth requests the
pleasure of your company at the mar.
riage of his daughter. Catherine Their
esa. to Mr.. Henry Joseph Morgan,
Thursday evening. November 9th, at
1870 o'clock. St. Lawrence Catholic
church."
The Republican wishes for the young
couple unbounded happiness.
, 1902-11-25
UNION K ACTION.
Adopts Resolution Condemning Asso-
citation OF A. L. Collins.

Telluride. Colo. Nov. 25.-The Tel
luride Miners union has adopted reso-
lutionS condcmning the 'cowardly as
sassination" of Arthur l.. Collins. "as
being wholly opposed to the spirit and
policy of organized labor
, 1902-11-25
g
RUMORED LOCATION
OF PUBLIC BUILDING.

There was a m on the street
last night. that could not be traced to
its source. that the secretary of the
treasury had decided to locate the post.
office at the corner of Third and Thorn
hurgh streets. the Rogers carpenter
shop corner.
, 1902-11-25
9 Q @ @ G 1000 o0c,1
g MATLACk'S SHOE STORE
g DAMAGED BY FIRE. {

. At five minutes before / O'Clock {
= this afternoon fire was discovered &
. Shoe Cos store. managed by Geo. 6
. Matlack. on Second street. Con 6
. siderable damage was done to the 9
= stock, much OF it being done by 9
6 water. The fire department re 9
. sponded promptly and checked .
= stock vas insured for $1,000 in -
. the Douglas william agency. =
& 90
, 1902-11-25
Silver Suffers Further Decline.

Manila. Nov. 25.-Silver has suffer
ed a further decline and the govern
ment has issued a proclamation max
ing the official rate $3.50 for 81 gold.
The former rate was $3.50.
, 1902-11-25

Weekly Republican only 81 a year
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SOUGHT HIS
old FIELDS

Lucisn AEnssix. former police
court "ahyater." fell from grace yoa.
tsrday afternoon and the result was
he was adiudEad In contempt BY
Justice % the Peace Cam and fns
- 10 placed against him AEAasis
was formerly the Man Friday %
a we'll known attorney % thia city.
He druumed up trade around the
police courts Tor his employer add
IN that way made a living me pro
tests % reputable lawyers put him
out % business. but yesterday after
collecting an unrNasoun bile amount
81 liquor. he dropped around % see
his 'frlsnds' IN hls old hauuta Every
one he met was asked to take
drink. but strange to say few. II
any. accepted his Invitation. Pin
ally he drlfird down 20 Judge Caunfa
court while the court vas In session
lie became hoiHternus ana generally
dleofderly until finally be- was eject
ed by a court ufifcer he soon re-
appeared however. by another door.
and continued the disturbance. sew.
erai officers took him IN charge and
put him out of the building Judge
Cam decided that ARaaaiz was iu
contempt and placed a nne 81 $50
against him. A bench warrant viii
Be Issued.
The intruder was clad In genuine
English" a iaunty cap. a short
coat. knickerhockera, fiashF stock.
inEs ard a massive cane completed
his makeup.
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A CANNERY WHERE
OLD ROBINSON CRUSOE LIVED
The Fridays Of Juan HOLSTERS
Here and ALONG the
Have TO do With Ships.

Juan Fernandez. the beautiful and
historic Isle 81 the South Pacific,
whore Alexander selklfk. the real
Robinson cruhue, once walked In
lonely majesty ana said. Behold,
am monarch % an 1 survey" may
soon become "a part OF Chill. Tho
romantic spot where nef0e says
CruHoe and Friday lived about a
lifetime without seeing a human
being other than themselves Is now
inhabited by several scores OF men
who operate a cannsTy.
Chili now II arranging 20 make
Juan Fernandez a part ~ a province
with local civil government. The
large Cannery lately erected on the
Island ~ incrcnainK It's output and
American capital is becoming inter
ested IN II. Juan Fernandez II an
Island 10 miles long and eight miles
wide. 900 miles west of Valparaiso.
II contains one RQpd, harhor. Ia
which the largest vessels can
anchor safely. The sea surround
ing tho leSnd Hwarms with food hsh
ana crabs and an ineShaustibic sup
ply % mo grade ~ Holsters,
which might be canned pt a nomin-
al cost. Many fuf-behring seals
I'VE RN ANf fhtAAAN NNANA tNN -" HHAA
can be killed from March ! % Now
omber I. Fresh water aboundr and
land Is free 70 anyone who wishes 70
settle on A. Fruit aud vegetables.
Il IN said. grow Wild.
The steamer Bay city took a trial
spin around the bay this afternoon.
after euaiing up AZ the buuhera. she
II now owned by w j. Ellis. her
captain being =, r. Libby. She has
been almost completely rebuilt az
the uhipygrd ~ Ward n Daniels at
Ballard AZ n cost Of n 900. The wee
eel II now what ia called a day boat
her hcrthH having been replaced by
~ reclining Morris chairs. Ter en-
elnea have been repaired and the
the epous0us have been taken on
her sides. 30 that she has raised 1s
inches Out ~ the water, Her own
er has not decided what run he VII
place the boat on, bat she viii prob
ably DO used on an excursion run
during the summer. Since being
taken or the Whatcom Everett run
two and ons-hatf years aao. the flay
city has been lying IN the Dnwhtn-
ish river.
The Roanoke sails FOR Nome next
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EYES LIKE
A FERRET
HIS WIFE FINDS HIS MONEY,
AND THAT rs WHY HE LEFT
HIS HAPPY HOME

The excuses given by Migrants In
thc police court 90 account for their
being broke" would. II collected
FOR a week. fill a large sized volume,
A novel one WAS ElVou yesterday
by Peter Fininy. who WAS charged
with the usual being habltuhily idle
and having no visible means OF sup
port"
Are you guilty or not ?" asked
City Attorney nehruier IN hia most
threatening voice.
Finiay never WINGED. which showed
plainly that he was an old.tlmcr,
Il suppose ! am guilty, finally
answered the prisoner,
What did you do with your
money!" asked the attorney.
his Wife His Downfall
Well that IL easily explained. %
said Finlay as he utFnlghtened up
20 tell tho yarn no had probably fis-
ufod out "A week before. "ltH all
due 60 my wife. Ia u few words she
was so very successful Ia finding the
hiding places OF my money that 1
finally threw up the sponge. gave
her all my coin and started out
alone This In one 81 my finishes.
There was Il time when I could
keep money away from my wife, but
four cut 81 five times she would find
my hidden wealth and deprive me ~
my usual morning hracef. / would
then have 20 ask my fav0rita bar
tender 20 hold me up until | came
around the next time. I tried putt
ting bills under the seventh stair
that led 90 my room. but that didn't
last. tried the inside % ms watch
case and the bottom ~ "a sack ~ TO-.
baceo, I have carefully folded bills
between the leaves % IN old letter
and left q lying about cHrcicssiy.
All Kinds Of sehsmes
\ tried my shoes. socks and the in
side 81 my vest lining. Even my old
favurite. the hat hand trick. went
wrong. Finally ! decided on the am
eFeila Eag. That looked good 20 me
and I placed some money inside ~
uue IN order 20 hide Il from ms bnt-
ter half one rainy morning I ran
60 ceiah q ear and hurflediy raised
niy "muah My wife saw fhs shower
~ us=asy from the frost window ana
Hoop after that left home
Where did that occur asked Mr..
psuFuiar.
Way back On Illinois IN 4 little
town named t.hsalie." concluded the
prisoner aH ne settled down az 10 .
5000 job had been done.
The court didn't actually believe
the story but irt the fellow go on
the condition that he would get a.
work
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Tueoday az y. m.
The same party ~ Nome boaund
miners that has chartered the Cor
win has made arrangements with ~.
j. Linden agent Of the steamship
Chico. 10 take another party Of min.
cra 60 Nome and Candle city, pro-
vided that the boat can be nlled.
which the miners have agreed 10 DO,
The cost OF the passage will be 30
first class. $50 second class, and 10
per ton for freight to Nome. To
Candle city the rates VIII be $40 for
first class passage. and $50 per ton
for freight. The boat VIII accom-
mudate ~ FIRST class passengers ana
200 eccond class passengers, ana 100
tons 81 freight Nine knots an hour
IL eaia 60 be- the Chic0's speed.
Asa Gardner. chairman Of the min
ers' association. has paid 900 Tor
first class passage on the 0uronne
% Nome. la view 81 his active part
ia forming the miners association
his action appears 10 some OF inc
miners a. Inconsistent.
Company g. Eighth Infantry, ar
rived Ia Seattle over the Northern
Pnclne this morning. II came from
Fort Miaaouln. Mont. ana u bounl
for Fort EdEbert. which IL situated
come 50 miies from Dagfou. a sur
gson aud hospital corps accompany
these soldiers.
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TOO Rieh To Marry :.
RAMCnER GOT
THE BEST OF
THE EDITOR

BUCKLEY, Wash. May 30.-Yes-
terday was an exciting day for the
editor Of the Buckley Banner, the
town marshal and a few others, due
to the desire of a rancher. Thomns
Dunbar, 70 tell the editor what he
thought Of him. An article appeared
recently IN the Banner, which Dun.
bar considered reflected on him. so
he came 20 town armed with a small
arsenal. lie found the editor. y. ~.
Kernighan, showed an old fashioned
Colts about the size Of "a modern
four-pOund gun, under his nose and
for ~ minutes told him what he
thought of him ana debated whether
or not 20 pull the trigger.
The marshal and constable Mt
tempted To arrest the rancher, but
be covered and held them al bav
while diacuurslnR volubly. a crowd
gathered. but his display Of arms
overawed al Corners ana De finally
.sft town master Of the situation.
Later he give himself up and rs now
under arrest.
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PLUMBERS
PRESENT A
SOUVENIR

A handsome gold deputy sherlfs
badge was presented 20 Thomas !.
McCorry, constable OF justice Gamma
court late yesterday afternoon by
the members of the Plumbega' un-
ion ana other friends. a brief speech
was made in the courtroom by ".
NJ. simpson. presidek 81 the Plumb
cra' union, announcing the object OF
the visit OF the members, The gold
badge waa then handed 20 sheriff
Cudlhcc, who pinned il on the new
deputy, MIR. McCorrv. The latter
was too overcome 10 say more than
a few words of acknowledgment
Short speeches were also made hy
Frank n. Wrestling and Justice
Cam. The badge IL OF chased gold
set with a diamond. 10 bears the
Inscription. Presented 10 Thomas J.
McCorry by the Plumbers Union
and other Friends May ~. ts03.'
MIR, MeCofry, who was formerly a
prominent member ~ the Plumbers
union, Ia now constable ~ Justice
Cams court, succeeding Mike Kelly.
who resigned few days ago 20 take
Il trim to Alaska.
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A GREAT EVENT
MANUFACTURERS SURPLUS
STOCKS COME TO sEATTLE
Backward Season In the East Re.
suits in Many Bargains

The most remarkable announce
ment that's ever been printed ln the
Seattle papers Is destined TO appear
on Sunday II was known here that
the drygooda season ln the East has
been largely regarded az of (only
yesterday II showed IN New York;
As result OF the adverse weather
conditions, manufacturer and linz
p0rters nave slutted the market with
merchandise under prices ,Fvyo
months ago Mes8rs, Stone, Fisher a.
Lane gave their New York people
orders TO buy any stocks offered
cheap, and on Monday morning nfty-
five thousand dollars worth Of high
class merchandise purchased under
the conditions told Of. VIII be offered
for sale mt about hair price.
The particulars VIII be printed In
me Sunday papers.
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delegates to which each Is entitled /.
Acknowledgements

Adelaide, 2. Altin. e Arthur, . Auburn
q Aye1 sl = iagi re, ns l. ,, nst.
River. q Boise. z hashna. Barton, 81,
Seiar Mountain. 8, chussquA 2 Cherry
valley 2 thrlssaphsr 2, SolMmhia,
Cumberland. pes Moiusa : Dunlap, =,
Durham . navamish. D. Essle ugrse, z;
El.enpen. 2. Enumclaw, Pan city. y
rrAnklin q. uilman !. urven River, 2
ilos sps'uE., : hoagAiea. Z inslewee,ya, a.. I.
Ian. a. krain. J, Lester, 2. tawspn.
leary, q Ma iisan. Martin creek
Mountain View, ? Naury, NesksI ,.
Csssle, s. Nor,h Hand. 4 Neyslsy, 2 oak
Lake. g O.tllla. 2. uacseia 2, Palmer, =,
Preston, ~ Ncimena, > R-niah hica.
n.ens. south fsre. q sem ... ;
sgrtnzorack, o. sprlng itill. 2 sgas. 2,
star l@k.. ? staasei, stuck susiN
Crvsk. 9 sunnydale, 3, foit 81 thieh. z
cent Z. WABASH. 2. WEBSTER Meet seat.
70. :. white River. q weedinvil'e' p
secaod precinct. 81 talr precinct, = fourth
preeinct g. nfth prvcilsct sixth pfe
elnct 7. saventh precinct, 2 Total ",
seoaaa Want. fret preelnst. = sseaad
rrecinet. 9. thirt arscinst. 81 fourth pre-
Thiri wArd~ rirss precinct. 49, second
precinct. 0. third rreciact. 10. fourth IRE
elnGt. 2 TVtai 32
precinct g. shira grecines. !. fourth prs.
einet. 10. ARA urseinet. ;. sixth pfsclHea
r4ttA Mari First prseine,. 3. sseoad
precinct :. third prssiuc,, :. fourth PFC
elass, .. nfth srsc1net. 10. ssAth pFve4hea
sixsh ward~risri precinct. ;: second
precinct 10. third precinct. = fqurta NV
cInct. 5. hfih preciuct. Z. Total -
ksinntA Ward FIRST prvclnet. = sveend
precinet. a. thtfd precinct. Z. fourth fFs-
cinct. a Total. ~.
The apportionment has not yet
been made FOR Ballard. south seat
tie, and the Seventh and Ninth
wards % Seattle.
late Appointments
Secretary r. q. Whitaker Of the
central committee late this after
noon succeeded Ia obtaining the total
vote and fixing the apportionmen' of
delegates in Ballard and the Ninth
ward. Ballard viii have q repre-
sentation % 70 in the convention and
the Ninth ward one Of .. Mr.. Whit
aker Also discovered that Covingtun,
a new precinct. had been omitted
from the foregoing printed list. This
precinct has two votes
In ali there are las precincts In the
county. Of which Sc are IN the city
OF Seattle. Since the Mckinley vote
In 1900 was 10. rs and there VIZ be
a delegate AT large from each - the
precincts the convention viii have
between $40 and sss members.
IL viii be several days before the
superintendent for South Seattle and
the Seventh ward can be obtained.
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FOR THE SEALS

WASHINGTON. -. C., May 10.
The ways and means committee Of
the house has ordered a bill bear-
ing on the seal industry Of Alaska
that will either exterminate the seals
or compel new laws for their pres
ervation. Total cesaat ion OF seal
hunting IL advised until The opening
OF the peiagic season u 1902. m al
that time some action has not been
taken Il advises the abandonment
Of all restrictions and permits the
destruction Of the seals. leaving only
IL, 900 females and 900 males.
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with wAgner'a orchestra and this
Marche tomorrow night No matter
ChildrenA Pafasois. worth up 20
&c. after s, al &c.
chlldrrn's Steel Rod Umbrellas.
special. after s. 81 sc. worth double
Kirks Violet Buttermilk Soap. 3
cakes In box. worth lie. after 9, TAG
box. Limit boxes.
women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Vests hleaehed or unbleached. high
neck. long or short sleeves ali sizes,
worth l5c. after 6. a. lac garment
Women'H Fast Black or Fancy
Stripe Cotton stockings. double toe
and heel. pretty patterns In drop
stitch effects. worth isc. after 6, the
pair. isc.
Boys Fast Black Ribbed Cotton
Bicycle Hoae. doubis toe. heel and
knee. extra quality worth ztc. after
6. AZ i7c pair. Only pairs TO a
buyer.
1000 Tooth Brushes. values 100.
after 9. at &c.
grain Qulnlne Capsules. worth
sc for 20i after 8. 20 Tor g..
800 pounds II good old fashion
AFahAH HAaA#AHa aAHHA - - 49, WI IA
f5c pound.
Tan Combination Shoe Polish.
worth i6c, afisr &. &c.
Women's fine Dress Colonial Slip
PEERS. worth $500. after 6. az ti.sa.
Men'a Wei KID Lace Shoes. heavy
single Eoica. worth $3.50. after g,
ti7s.
Ink Stands. w l.. Mason's Auto
matte. worth IL. after 6. lsc. Three
styles 20 choose from.
Tally ITO Playing Cards. regular
~ worth 2hc. after 6. at isc.
t-pouna packages Pyramid wash.
inE Powder. after 8. az ice. Only
one package g. customer, and only
800 packages VIII be sold al i0c each.
Mrs Potts sad-ironm. uickie-
plated tops. J irons and handle. al
60 after g. Only enc eFf IN a i,tssser
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DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY
CONVENTION APPORTIONED
Of 1900 Taken As sasJune 81 Named As Date Tor
neutrality-suspicious. Work Committee Session Late
Yesterday

June 81 Is the date selected by the
Republican county central commit
tee for the convention which Will
nominate county officers ana dele
gates 20 the partys state eonven-
tien.
AS was forecasted by the star, the
advocates Of an early convention
easily carried their point AZ the COM
mittee meeting late yesterday. The
apportionment also was fxed as the
star predicted. on the basis OF the
Mckinley vote In 1890.
Each precinct under tina apportlon-
snSnt VIII have one delegate at
large and one delegate for each IS
votes or majority fraction thereof
east FOR s. @, Colgrove for Republic
can presidential elector In 1900. No
precinct win have less than two del-
egates in the convention which will
meet IN this city at II O'Clock on the
morning Of the day selected
No Proxies Allowed
The committee decided to recon-
mend that no proxies be allowed
and that the vote of any absent del
sgate BE- cast by the balance % his
delegation. The caucuaes In Seattle,
Ballard. Auburn, Columbia. issa-
cuah. Kent. Renton and West Sc
attic viii be held on the night Of
June 20. The primaries VIII be held
On the afternoon Of June "a. In all
ether precincts OF the county both
caucuses and primaries win be held
June "a
Besides county oflicers the conven-
tiUa sill nominate eight state SEN
ntors sud n representatives and
choose 10 delegates 20 the state con-
vention which meets In Tacoma
September 10.
The following II a list OF the
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JoB5lNc QUOTATIONS.
Green Frulf

Lsnanp- 81 ooatsoo a boz. eootirs ar
rlsss I>rgti %. saitn1 sFpiss. q fsss1 %
eranses. ~ fouta 20. eananas 81 assssa g.,
q s5G2 Is. nasals. 81 esaa 90 Msdiserraa.
can sws.ts, - 50. taieHeias. ~ oooft -
nsass. 81 sog 500 eass: tansssiass. o. y
otl-s9 per crate Hood Rivers. - aoass -
nstiTs. o. s1i3ss.s0 ehsfrlss. 81 .oss9ti -
per bex. EoasabsFr.ss. 80 pss crate
ysEetasias
Potatoes OIL ssouGss per tan
mss. saoo8sss Is psr 80. hssss' tigti 50
Per sacs eArrpss. es87se ~ szes lettuce.
sariis. o.. cabbage, o sO9si Is psr s~t.
ss,.ry s s Co. &C., s ss.s'- , ~
toe. ~ % PER case chia p~ppor. $50 zoe
sA.srkraah zsase. tomatoes. s9so per
sss.' ., Tss'a' 4 l9s Ssr aos p",.y -
ne. eaaiisawsr. o =. pumpsiaa 2ealss
rer 10. sauaahss. sts1l YAK bsanss ioc
arsiehnAss. AZ rsF acs. strin8 beans.
s ~ ~ Tsss lsas - psi.sssas s'I ssss
soasos sss 10. wsls wsiiA assaraSus.
SIS per eo1 rs.lss. ~ pFr case.
frssh u~at-~cos hesf. ee per ID. steer
beef e0eNe pr 10 ngftoni wxthsF. TAs.
swss I've. PORK. too Hss u. veal. larss.
&C.: sfnAt. los.
f.rovi,isus Hans. lave: breakfast
nay-Pusst soaFsA rsr tar. fis oos East.
srn wasnisgton timothy. fispsgip %. al
cirsih-6af. sz7 %. wheat. A.. %. corn,
$500 rolled barley. t2aoa
Batter. chsess, EgKs ana Pouitry
Butter waahinEtan eFsamsriss 20g2ie.
cheese Native wahiastsn fun ersarn.
is1ise Eastern. Sss York. igA9t4s.
Wisconsin,. fte. no1uafgrt tsrl Ram
tif.ooNi1oo per case New Tark it0iec
LimbarEss. te9i1c. brick. ieaiTes swisA
tsU ID.
ExES-strietiy fresh fanch. 1890. Gait.
foruis. tf1ftc. OrsEpr. iaG-
Live paaitrY Hans. is4Nitst fryera
- 0p15 80 per dor. turkeys. la4itss geese.
iOGiics ducks. f3e.
Dressed Poultry Turkeys. ff1isc. geese
fia ducks isaite. chickens. iaoise.
Honay-i2ai8e.
Commissions MsnI Prices
Corrected tAIly-Ths foiiowink priess ar.
being offered 10 the prudauer u round Iots
on the dock Or IN the car at Aeattlaf
Grain-Oats. 80 DVa ~. barley. G2l 80
wheat. chicken feed. t2ioo. corn. Buik.
$500
C,h~ess-Nativs Washington. ligiissa.
EEEs~RtFicily fresh ranch. lie
Butter Washington creamery, fsGieo!
ranch. G6UtTc.
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AFTER SIX

fpieNNlN list OF AEAFT BMt sans - "
how large the crowd.
zsc japanese Tea Pots. These are
IN dainty decorations. after 6. at iso.
only one 10 a customer.
All Wool silk Stripe Wasting. IN
brown and black. worth lbc a yard;
after 8. at Csc.
3s-inch Half Wool Dress Goods IN
street shades. worth &c a yard. az
ter 8. lie.
All Wool Black Dress Goods, ~
inches wide. in small figurea. worth
Soc. after .. the yard, xbc.
Boys Navy Blue Cheviot Pants.
sizes Z 20 10 years, worth soc. after
9. az the pair. isc.
MisHes' Cotton Waists. all colorH,
worth si.o0. 8 10 II years; after s, at
2so.
women's Trimmed Hats. worth
lG7b. after 9. t27s.
Chilarena LeRhorn Hats, worth
1850. after 6, at 75c.
Womcn's White sailorsi after G..
tic.
white aud coiorod Duck and Lnen
Tams. worth soc. after s, &c.
Cambria Embrolderies and InEer-
lions. extra fine quality. 10 inches
wide worth tee, like and lie. after
6. az the yard. 7ssc
Wonen's Liberty Silk Neck Rufus.
made from fine Liberty silk IN
black and white and black combina-
tions, extra full collar and extra long
plated ends regular values, s., -
and $40: after 9. choice sac,
Stamped Linen Center Pieces. very
handsome conventional designs, Tax
"a inches. worth 5Qc each. after s.
al Csc
Beauty Pins. ~ dozen cards. regu-
lar value l0c card. after G. Sc card.
Waist Pin Sets. gold pins with
turquoise settings, pins In set. reg
uiar value 2Ec. after s. the set. loo.
Women's Combination Purse and
Card. regular price soc: after 9. sec.
Nickel plated Safety Pins. ali sizes.
regular price Sc card: after six 2
cards Tor Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-30
cemmIsalen Msn.. PrIc..
VOTING FOR THE
Carnival QUEEN

The boxes which have been dis
tributed around the city 20 receive
votes for the queen ~ the Elka' car
nival VIII be opened and tally
made next Monday. Members ~
the carnival committee say that they
are positive that interest In tho
competition will be keen. The names
of the candidates WIN not be known
until the boxes are opened
The announcement hag been made
that MisH Genevieve Relfe had con-
scented ~ be among the candidates
for carnival queen Miss Rclfe WIN
entirely ignorant of the fact that
her name had been suggested and
VIII be unable 20 accept the honor
~ che VIII be out ~ the city during
part Of the festivities.