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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

We viii give 500 reward for any case Of
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure Taken internally
f J. CHENEY q Co., Props, Toledo, o.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

Some men are too busy to make friends,
and others are too lazy to make enemies.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

Piso's Cure cannot be TOO highly spoken OF
as q cough cure.-J W. O'BRIES, 800 Third
Avenue, n, Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 6, 1900
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20
AT sHAKEsPEABE's ROME.
np....4 f,,.a Avor -

"I am finishing a tour Of Europe: the best
thing I've had over here is a box OF Tetterln1.e
I brought from home. &C. II. McConn en-
Mgr. Economical Drug Co.. of Chicago. III.
Tetterine cures itching skin troubles. SOC. q
box by mail from j. T. 5huptrine savannah,
Ca, Ii your druggist don't keep it.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

The children who say the brightest
things don't always get the world on fire.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

Fine feathers may not make fine birds,
but they make a girl feel like one.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

jackson, Miss, June 1S.-Mr. N.
o. Nelson, of st. Louis president of
the Nelson Manufacturing Company,
is in jackson looking after local bust
ness interests. The firm has charge
of the marble and interior decorative
work at Mississippi's new million dol
lar State House which is now being
pushed rapidly to completion.
The company has temporary plant
here Tor the dressing of marble and
the employees are paid fancy wages,
but at the two other plants, one at
Claire, about eighteen miles from St.
Louis, and the other at Bessemer Ala
bama, the proht-sharing system is in
vogue, all employees participating in
the earnings. Over two hundred men
are employed at LeClaire where mar
BILE work is the chief occupation, and
one hundred men are employed at
Bessemer, in the manufacture of cast
iron pipes.
According to Mr.. Nelson the coop
erative system is working admirably,
and the employees are happy, prosper
GUS and contented. They make bet
ter average of wages than men en-
ployed in the same line of work, have
their own school systems where the
children are taught from the kinder.
garden upward through the various
school courses and finally taught the
various branches OF the marble and
iron working trade.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

The French Academy has solemnly de-
cided that henceforth "ehic" is to be con-
sidered good French.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

H. Fl. GREENS SONS Of Atlanta, Ca, are
the only successful Dropsy Specialists in the
world. See their liberal offer in advertise
ment in another column OF this paper.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

CUMFLETE TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUMOUR 81.
ETEEEAnHEsa Consisting
VHEEkRlaEE
sohe and heal o eos
THE
loss at hal WHOM else falls
ioiihh DRUG AND CHEM CORP, cole A.
a
"S'-hNf
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

A large whale gives on an average twenty
tons of rendered oil.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-06-20

CONDENSED TELEGRAPH.

has not been decided.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-05

- w. 5. Bogart was in Holly Monday.
Silverware for holiday gifts al
Losey's.
All kinds of Christmas goods at Bivins
& Rhodes
Samples of diaries, all kinds at
Shsrrar 81 Mulholland's.
Large line of holiday goods arriving
daily at Hubbell's bazaar. y
Mr.. and Mrs A. Kelly spent Sun.
day with friends in ST. Louis.
A good iron bed, dresser and commode
for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. (.
Your old robe repaired and lined TO
! look like new at the New Harness Store Z.
Edward Williams, piano tuner for
Smith IL Nixon of Detroit, is in Alma
this week.
Cut prices on I'll ready-to wear hats.
Also all pattern hats at one fourth off
for two weeks at Ma & J. Landlords. I.
Banghart is making another reduction
in the price of meats. See his an.
nouncement in another column.
The members of Alma Chapter r. A.
M. served banquet after the regular
work of the chapter last Monday night.
Stocks of useful and ornamental holi.
day goods are being placed on sale this
week at the stores of f. f Pol!asky's.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Kinch of Flint
spent Thanksgiving in Alma with Mr..
Kinch's brother. w. w. Kinch, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Loyal Diamond of De.
troit visited Mrs Diamonds parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T J. Lyon, the first Of
the week.
Mrs. f. I. Flewelling returned Tues.
day from Deward, Crawford comfy,
where she has been visiting her son,
Alvin Isenhath and family.
w K. Wilson will take your poultry
delivered at the Brock building opposite
the Hotel Arcadia every day in the week
and will pay the highest market price.
j. II. Fildew, the new secretary and
general manager OF the Union Telephone
Co., arrived the first Of the week and
has assumed the responsibilities Of his
position.
Inimitable impersonations. rollicking
monologues, humorous character !
sketches. Cope, "The little giant" at
he opera house Dec. 8. You will miss
he treat Of the season IL you don't hear
him.
DIR. G.. s. Browning has discontinued
lis local practice and closed his office,
having decided to accept the position OF
assistant physician at the sanitarium.
Dr.. Browning has built quite Q success
al practice since he located down town,
,ut the position at the sanitArium which
10 has accepted is q more lucrative
10. therefore the change.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-05
...Beafna...
Smith & Glass.
Hoss15s OIcIsIrY.

Xmas goods at Bivins & Rhodes
Trunks repaired at Stanard's harne s,
store.
Mrs. Thos. Lamborn is in Ypsilantt
this week.
Do not sell your turkeys until you see
Win. Wilson.
See the prices Banghart quotes you on
meats in another column. .
Mrs ]. Burt Of Mishawaka, Ind, is
visiting her son, J. N. Ford.
Mrs. A. Burlingame of Fair Grove
is visiting her sister, Mrs. s. Stanard,
this week.
Misses Belle and Charlotte Smith
spent Thanksgiving and Sunday with
relatives in Riverdale.
The large late shipment Of stylish
cloaks and furs just opened at f. +.
Pollasky's has peen ordered sold by the
manufacturers at practically cost to
manufacture.
A letter from w. W. Fraker, who
went TO Governor. N. Y, last week ia
response to telegram, states that his
sister, Mrs. r. Smith. died at that place
Friday morning ut $50 O'Clock of pa.
rslysis. The deceased will be remem.
bered by her many Alma friends a. Mrs.
8. r. Jennings. who resided here for q
number Of years.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
No debe ser.

Aver tarde ell .Troleys que So
li6 do esta Capital & las By media
tuvo que sguArdar cerca de media
hora On oil Paente de- San Antonio,
s~apSrando II llegada del Sotro CAIRO
para vsrifi car 81 cruce; mas visndo
aloondustor que este dltimo no lie.
gAba, do 6rden dc seguir visje has.
T. encontrarlo en- el canine, como
aSf gucedi6 entire Las paradas IA y
Is. On donde los tres carros one We.
MAN CON direction & II Capital tn.
vtsron que rstroceder hasta ell Tns.
tisuto, para dejsr Wis libre nj que
ibA pArA el Parque.
Ls-astsrminsci6n del conductor
NOS rsfsce quosfa6 Ago tsmsraria,
pusa entire laa parAaas IA y IL hay
unareurva bastante peligrcsa On dom
q sTSu6ndo 10 vienep & dfstiDguir
d0s earros que marchAn On direc.
ci6n opnests, es 20 muy tarde psra
poderlos detener.
OrssEos que los .p~asajerOs So
portarfan CON mas guAt0 10 espera
en- oil cruce, que no esponerse 6 ma
Aventura, cuyas consecuencias re-.
s~ultArfAn fAtAles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
i j u
N T

Algunss psrsonas opinan aue Il
roaonootmiouko q Ion deraehos I'D
G0rntit1ei6n ~ eSto pais, dSbSn ser
prc64no7poHn1lQy ieptnI ypAt9
~ oo> 11l9 Meen no pJo1 NJ HID
Ia muDd0 sn quinee minutos, tir6
cue emple6 IN clio mtlonee az eficss
Ixas pernonaa : 81 piansan
calnmnisn = Dios. Nopotros corei-
aeramca Quo eeOs eomentariataad a..
ben tener muy buenA intencs6n rs1nf
delieado carifo pOr este pAips pot0
o. ymeneatsr9Qu0Saf4am06 squo4nSo
Sonini0noa scn TonmplotGfn1nto z6ctis
yoc,das. Y sunuua les 0uedomos
muvkF rradecidoa nor a dnseO nua'
msnffa SeuSe Scrf saShneSn 1as
cosas con Il asisrto con que Dios
ara6k a mundOs eapofamos one 70
ICa permits rostiicar 81 error de
soGe(faG opiuionoss lg}s
NO - debe calumniar Dios.
Nste. N m momento solemue az %
omnipotsneis. cred la Isyss 40 "a vi.
ID. FAD m acto sdbito, perfeeto,
1usto. Y cuandoshuho ooneebidol a1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
Reunion del
COmite Directive
Fedora.

Aver % ealebr6 Ii anunciada rem. /
ni6n del Comit4 Eiecutivo del parti. |
an. fsderal amerieano. ri aeto nue
two lurar an II ossa morada Sal Ia
ia iela c~nlsctsvidad ar. palmsf. did
comienso & il una v AS mirutos de- In
tarde, CON asistencia de la mayors
de los Srss. Que componsn dicho co
mit6, do distinguidos federales de
vafios pueblos : de San Juan.
Declarada alberta In aeai6n O
al Sr. Presidente. se di6 Isctura nor
al SecretsrlO ~ a acts IA II seai6n
anterior ' nor unanimidad fu6 spro.
bada On toGas a parties.
Ri Sr. Palmer di6 lectura & nm
O. expressive mensage en- eli a 4
ce trAxada s grandes ras0os ' an TO.
NOS enSrgicos 10 situaci6n del parti.
40. en- In pasads luchA electoral. FuS
aco0ido con sprobaci6n urGnime.
an ii refsrido menssoe reco.
mienda &c tomen medidss fHyorables
& 10 reorganization del partido, tan
to an al orden polftico como en- 10
scon6mico. Varioa Sres Delepados
dehaten dieha cuesti6n " NOR fltimo
nnn al fin ia reccrer = dictsminar
aohre Ian Observation-Disclosures v mociones
pressntadas AZ design6 una comisi6n
compuesta o los Sres de- Diego,
INrrinaos, Soler v Vfss, 10 cusl pre.
sent6 an informe en- Ia session de 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
Vap0reS en- puerto hoy

.CincinnAti.-8218. tons, acero,
2 helices, 10000 caballos faerxs 10 M
dos por hora.
montgomery. -20s9 toneladas,
acero, 2 helices, $3.50 cab&llos fuer.
HI. 10 nudos bora.
.Dstroit.-2089 toneladas, Ace.
70, 2 helices, 5227 caballos de faar.
-, 10 nudos.
<Barcroft.-839 tonelAdas, ace.
70, 2 helices, 1918 caballos, IA nu.
dos.
<Vixen.- sO6 toneladas, acero,
/ helices 1850 caballos 10 nudos.
Hiatt Az, ~tons!adas, acaro,
1 helices, 500. caballos II nudos.
"PrAiris"-6S72 toneladas, HE.
FRO, 1 helices $500 cAballos, 10 nu.
dos.
"UncaA"-441 toneladas, acero,
1 helices, $50 caballos IL nudos.
"Algonquin"- 736 toneladas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01

COS y mSteriales sc scspt6 dicha re
nuncia, dssignxndose Preaidente al
Sr Palmer que accidcntalmente hi
venido ocupando dicho cargo CON ell
un4nime aplAuso de toao~el partido
que copffa on IAs v~irtudes cfvica del
Sr Palmer. Este acept6 Ell cargo en-
visits de Lar repetidas instancias del
Comit& por sus ocupAciones le impe
dian dedicAr TODD IN tempo al par.
lido, pero dada In situaci6n porque
6 ate AtraviesA sacrifcaria como has.
to aquf, TODD y estAbA al srvicio de-
m pafs.
La eoncurrencia con nutridos
splausos tribnt6 an vote de gracias
ri Direstorio y pc levant6 10 session.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
PsRlAg II llgMalas eslSls
$500 1904 ID Sc de6e iinIOGaf 6DlQs.

cho prscisamsnte ID contrsriO ~ 10
one hixo Dos: eatan ,empena1us en
afnaaar ~ matsriA ingpIer, sndnrIe
Forms, a que evoluctonas nm darle
Eleyes just1s, generOsas Y pe1fectae.
Nstan empeitglOs "a que lQa ef1ct0s
buenon - obteneAu Mn quoSaCtuen
In a1ludahles c0stsns que doben ae.
terminArs aQueEos efectCg
Nosotron ponsAmos one > q
pxenedimsento lento y pAunado a. d.
no habla. continue aiendo ~ elegido
DAYS II cOpatituci6nd9N9tGpsfe n
1nioo quS hSbrx de CiortO I'D ID opt-
ni6p dc aqhellos comsntkritts1, j q.
an efeoto, yAn tardar mfllOneD -
Snos ~ cr0arnOs sies 4uo nos crean,
cosa qu0 MOI permitimOs n lihertad
de poner On adda. AZ clAro no van s
tenor tempo de deaC&naar.
Esao epFeciAb1es teOfiAs del pro.
0reso lento, Hbertddes 0sadaalss, ete.,
ID &c mucho tempo que est1n dosA-
creditadas entire nosotros. Z tanto
10 est6n, que cuxlquier chico de- a..
cuola 8 qnien ae los prOpusierAn.
Ccntesterfs Olga VI, senior: aqni
On cate pafs N nos nsa0aana0s q dedO.
Y cuAlquior mnchAcho one hHyal
leiiO m pcoo, peusar1 en- j. cara q.
hubioran pueatO lo0 smericanos si n
90 rinoso, lento, pausado " gradnAdo
rey Jorge, Les hnbierA pedfdo one
las armAs do II Yevolu-
ci6n de II Au4ricA del nOrte, { CAM
bio de 10 promesA de dsrle las HER.
N nuae nmollns Il madam mr. mn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
4 atNlao Hlz1al 1sEI
Juana-Diaz.


Nov. Cocoon tcda solemniaAd
han dado aquf principle lAs noyenas
dedicadas 6 ID Concepci6n. Toaas
las noehes acude unas n1meEoaA CON
oufrencia a templo y % lleya nde-
lento 81 ousto con muchA atencion y
ri Sr. Frandiseo Pfslo qus ye.
nfa fgurando On oil p1rtiAO federal
de este pueblo, ha expresAdo sa de
REQ 10 sepaEarse do tldA pQlatiea 90
tiva, hasi6ndoae independients. rs
to sef1or q aqni gsneralments apre-
ciado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
PREoIos De PAsAJE EN- ORC AMERICANA.

r@Pasaies Ia ida ' vueNa, I0por cento de rehaja. Mics haaa 9 amos
traits = IA esta eiad hasta III amos, mitad De pasaje.5
'As - vs,o;as a. eaa Hnea son recomendabas pr sus candidates. es-
peciahs para pasajeros, empleanao. de- Pto-Rico 8 New-York 4 rededor
: - J sAnAaERs.-Boult Bnss6a Dsnstt ls6 Front st. Nav York
8@#E A~.pt,. : poneo. En San Juan,
s WOE It FSs& CO aar vILLAR&cn -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01

qssass ss1s4szs. sesslh.I.s ~ + es q a lasss s.. s sR;s4ss y gsss
kqzel, EnchaPpado as NeSk eon naauinas.. - las sc1sa6ts1as .nnsIc.s
<&6skoPkTlnsn1 Rktsnts. N.ithnnA H1aslns TAs Ansendng elsek So 81 ~
81 svi4xos esPscislas 5slgun. Rscefss9 g ls ss ocuIstaas
essGass y y s / ! ~ J ! ssedakE Sssse ss1,rs5ss FLATkADo
ArenSss IN u cxnanlas y Ipio1actes ktsg1Mdcos xRAsrAAN KODAK
co. e IGuAfEsPR6CIoS qe en ~ Es.1ee unilos. .
80 R6Wo1y2x 7&cnIh9N dness2e Ifep66i6n CON l5 tIo6-Ids do Salon
s n scre5fSd15 nancss cor, sMlEH, s. WEsSoN WnYcHESIER
alE5 e &E1assanesIls 81 s!a5sis \ rllaasas.,a sssasi!s .ps ss.s s1sIs ]
s. hacsn eny6os { cualqnier punto q y Ii a4mihendo y devolu-
ciMn aesto10 ariculo QUO no amhsflea III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- AsAAPREC FI0SHY My EQUITATIVoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-01
GLASSES DE DERECH0
EXAMINES DE ABOGADOS.

Gnferencias sobre C6digo civil, penal, de concrete y polfico. Pro-
civil y criminal = Ley hipotecaria. xApuntes impresos de
las contestaciones al programa. Glasses nocturnas siternass Preparation
completa para los exanenes ante ell Tribunal Supreme de Abogados do
Puerto-Rico.
San Juan PR. Allen 66. BUFETE.
Lcdo. A. Moreno Calderon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
0uANDT WILL
WAIT AWHILE


The eIsy council evidently aoes not
care 70 have any more saloons On
Third avenue. Herman Quandt
fbuuRhx Il would Be a good business
venture to ct q zaioon opeued be-
tween Union and Pike streets In
aiute for the Eslks carnival He
counfed On doing enough business In
those tw1 weeks 10 last him quite q
while
His Application 20 the police.
1teen3e and revenue committee was
written On letter pa per- OF the Seattle
Brewing and Mailing Company. The
object of this was possibly 10 give
the COMMITTEES s0fae mixing OF what
kind 81 backing he had. lie further
assured the committee that he was
negotiating To buy piece OF Land on
Third avenue ard that II mis- prayer
WA granted he intended to build
4 brick biorx 10 cost fs5.0AH. In clos
Ing. he assured the COMMITTEES Of his
uubounded faith In the future Of
Seattle and begged them 10 cooper
ets with him IN the upbuEding Of
the city
HIS applIcatiun was earnest enough
and hia promises looked good on
paper. but he could not land the
c0mmfffee. When the application
came up in the council the eorpmIt-
tee reported adversely and tho re-
mainder Of the council eorcurrst-
so now Mr.. Quandt VIII have to wait
. while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

Beef nxsras. regular $50 Jars. for
s0c.
German Purifying Tea. Sc pack
ages frum , 10 III. st &c.
Petroleum. Jelly OF taselAte, rsEu-
lar o. hattles 10 II al tpr Be.
Fine silk SPONGE foE face steaans,
regular i0c sixe. fuf &C.
EAstegn Chocolates. qua t@htee1t
fresh and sweet. frem to IL At he
f-hc following Music will lie sold
from q 10 II tomorrow 1t DC copy
ssThe Medicine Man. ~svIannee
Shore. sThe Oaiy WAy''--Waitz and
eenE.-ssThe Crack OF the WHIP Il
Love You. Honey. Deed ] Do.
An assortment Of women'E Kid
Gloves. werth si.so and si-7s a Hair
not all sizes Of each shade-on Aale
tomorrow from 5 TO II at. the pair.
sec
Boys Golf Caps. in plain and fancy
coiors. worth ssc. from 20 IL at sae.
Boya' straw Hats EAtler style. In
eciored stra~, worth ssc; from = to
II. at 2hc.
wonen's Fast Black Cotton Stock
lns.. double tee and heel, superior
quality. worth fse. from 10 IL AT
&c a pair.
Chlldren's Fast Hack extra fine
Cotton STOCKINGS. double toe, heel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

Fancy Decorated cseHs PAPER,
big linz Of naw pattssnst regularly
worth atc roll. Medrses DAP special
at ise.
BEST Linen Finished Thread. iu
black only. for sewing on buttons or
sewing cmrpesa. regularly worth lec
a spool. special wednesda u DC.
Hat Elastic white or bhsek, Fat or
round. 81 the yard ie.
women'r Combination : ursss and
Gard Cases. In seal or wairtia issfh-
or. extra sell made. reRsis Fiy worth
sac. Wednesday, price 81
Fancy ahared shell HAD r Retain
era very latest styles. alwa ~ nuld ri
ste. Special Wednesday ct ste-
CblidFen'a Muslin Hiatt, slightly
MunsNd anS sntIet. worth from I'D
Ia t14ss special wsanes1alf At 2ke.
children. bingham Apfs worth
lge. on ssls "Wednesday as sts,
Infants Lang Cloaks, worth 1850
and tf.ko. = tfise Nalied fsem being
used in window display. Wednesdays
i,rssa Isases worth sse' wsaass-
il quart nAivsnlxea Palia regular
| ~ worth zse, Wednesdays price 1ie.
inch Tin PIE Plates warth &c
each. fur oniy ~.
| a. piece Dinner Esfe tn pale green
decorations. w~Fth fs.3ts On sale
/ Wednesday At ta -.
| Preach chsna Desert Dishes ref
iiariy worth ifes Wednesdays price
L Ice.
Ice Cream sets consisting o. izrse
tray ana xlx small dishes TO match.
wersh sscs sci: Wednesdays price
| gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
The MARKETS

Today w. dag Of enormous
ACTIVITY GA Western avenue Large
shipments af fruit are coming In
from California every day. Water
melons and cantaIoupss are plentiful
and are moving rapidly. she former
a. 81 and ss.50 per dozen. and the
latter at 81 and 17.50 per dozen.
Strawberries and raspberTies are al
most cut Of the market Raspber-
ries bring tz0zz5. and strawberries
about the same.
Peaches, pIurns and aprtcots are on
raIe IN large quantities They bring
from s<5c to Doc. according 10 condi-
tf8n. Bananas are scarce. car
arrived yesterday. but the shipment
was for the most part too ripe 70
meet with good sale. Several cars
Of assorted fruits are due between
nvw and Saturday.
Butter. eggs and grain are uu-
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

and knee. regular &c quality special
from ) TO II At Asc pair.
Rush Shopping Bags. regular ise
value. from ! 20 II at &c.
Pretty Blue Saucerss from : TO III
at for Sc.
Dandy Laundry Soap, worth &c
a bar; from 10 II at 10 bars for &c.
wood Tooth Picks: from 8 TO IL at
? boxes for SC.
Summer Goreetn. medium and
short lengths. worth f6c. from to
II at CSC.
womsn's Muslin Drawers, with
cambria ruffls. worth Soc, from 10
III at Sse.
womsn's Gowns, fine quality Of
muslin, v shaped yoke. trimmed
with insertion and tncke, worth si-S5.
from te II At u.1s.
Bone Collar Huftone. one dexen on
card. regular price Ice doxen; from
5 10 "A ct Re.
Women's Fine SILK Watch Gnarsis.
worth fEc each, from ! to IL at TIE
Cotton Corset Iaess. round with
metal tips. fuh "a yards long. In
white only. regular price two for Sc
from 10 II at sc for Sc.
fao buff color window shades. reg
ular SIC grade. size sxs feet: from 8
10 II at fsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22
GOO GOO EYES
CASE POSTPONED

The Goo csoo Eyes saloon II hsv-
ing its little trouble with the council
A week axu. when application was
made for a new license. the police.
license and revenue committee re-
ported faeurahay upon r. tanFtd-
ernbte objection was made u taia
course an account of the allesed
tough character II the saloon
Last aisht TIRE application came M
again ard somewhat u the kenerat
surprise. Chairman kfstier OF the
pnitre. license and revenue commit
lee. moved Is pastpone consideration
~ Il fer two weeks. Neither Mr.
kfstier nor his fellow committeeman
have any explanation to o9fer fur
she action except that they desire t.
do scFsle lfsxastlgatlrg. Thts = anauf
the third timc snch course has
been decided upon by this committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-22

Seattle. WASH. July =. lgoe.
To an FrateFaaf Societies.
You are hereby invited 70 be pres
emit ana take part IN the parade and
pros<stlnxs On ~f'rasernal soststy
day At seattle Essxs' CARNIVAL. Ga the
z1na day OF August. ises
The E1ksf Carnival COMMITTEES has
offered three prises.
1. A IarEe silk banner, OF the value
Of siz2. 10 the order having the larx-
est number OF members In line in the
parade
q A purse containing ti0a In gold
10 the order having the next largest
number az members In line in parade
4 The sum Of SIS fer the hast
drilled company. or team. Appearing
In the parade and the drsil contest.
The woodmen teams and the drtlt
companies of ether orders ara 20 be
considered as companies in the par
ale and axIii contest. The marching
In the parade is TO he part OF the
srfii contest n II desfred that the
orders pre- care 10 make the best pcs-
sihie showing In tire parade They
will be permitted 70 have rnafs. uni
formed members ard - much sr~e-
tn~ufar display e. the rules Of their
orders viii permit
Each orc~r wiii appoint an sssiss
ant marshal to act under orders %
Or. f. weldon Young thu grand
marshal Of the day. and such other
0fSarers and aides a. the order may
deana necessary TO control the order
In parade.
II In desired that all orders be In
lire ready - march at 10 n IN. with
out fail.
The procession will form on zach
side Of First avenue from Madison
street. north 10 Eefitnwn. The head
OF the procession will be Immediately
north Of Madison street
All orders will consider the pub.
lienfEon Of this notice In the public
press direct Invitation. and begin
fhe preparations for the contest isn-
usetIiateIy. Now II the time for the
orders 10 show the membership to
the world.
We expsct Fraternal Society day
to be one Of the blw days OF the car
nivai- Gov. Mcbride and Mayor
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FRATERNAL ORDERS INVITED
TO PARTICIPATE IN CARNIVAL
AUGUST n WILL BE osgAr LODGE oAy-HAsosoM'
psvss ARRANGED ay THE ELKs-ee PARADE TO d
The FEATURE

Wutnes are invited 20 be present. to-
Sether with the grand offfewfa OF ths
orders hnd lead the pfecesaiots- EAsh
order IL requested To immediately
notify the under Nnsd Of the sxenpt-
Anee Of the invitation. and Is ceEls-
snunlcats from time to TINS WITH the
committee so that the grand tFnaFrhsl
may know upon whom he may de-
rensf In Turning procezston.
Tne bunkrsssn houaea are requested
10 ies their eEupsoTes tAks part N
parade wh@r. thay aFs snembcra o.
orders
The eomfnftfas has adopted this
method of extern ding the invitation 10
participate. as II Ia practically i'm
possible 10 raaii Invitations 20 each
order and thu hundreds Of lo<tges
belonging Ia them
IgHN 4 HrMpHuIN<S
Chairman Of committee on ar
r4nxeusensz Zoe TsAssFaal So
cI%fy day.