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Melee Pettlroais. made exact
style 0f this illustration Of splen-
aid quality Mercerlscd italian
cloth, each .,sst..s.s..,.. $500
Msdee Mercrrized IikcHilk Petit.
coats. lain. fuffie trimmed with
9 rows ~ silk ribbon ruffiinR
and s-ineh wide fuffle, velvet
bound dust ruffie. az pretty and
more durahle than silk each.
frftstst ttfftttsts. sstr.ssss rosDV
Ladies' Black Italian Cloth Pettl.
coats. ig-in. wide rufflr. with g.
inch wide accordion plated ruf-
lie and dust ruffie. Si.sB value,
selling at ..............s.sEf 20
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Stylish Dress
Goods Underpriced

ss-inch Al Wool Black sergra and
Granite Cloths, wonderful IA
brio az the price. sac value. sell.
uhG AZ fsst.ssssss..s+tsstst boc
fs-inch AL Wool Sharkskin suit
inK. especially fine for nkirth and
suits. regular ii.as value. selling
at ........ ....................U ~e
1s.lnch All Wool Black Camel Hair.
good weight. splendid for skirts
or suits. worth stei selling ~
ssssas sfsssssse.f sssas stsstss VOC
t-lnch All Wool Black with White
chalk Line suitlng the latest
style dreaa fabric, soc value. sell
INK AZ s-ssrtss4ssrs ttftsfft 90
- Inch All Wool HIaek Panama
Suitlng. latest and most stylish
fabric for tailor made suits OF
skirts. $3.50 value. selling a.
....... ........... .Sf.DS
A ipi ~ New wash TAffetR Silks.
"a all the popular r0lprings. sell
ms at t.st+ss.stssts.stsss soc
Extra quality pean De Soie SIX.
splendid Cor skirts or suits. 81 =
value. selling AZ s......,.... Use
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WINES AND
LIQUORS

The best goods at the lowest prices.
that's what has made this the fore
most family liquor store in the city.
This IL the only and exclusive whole
sale liquor store in town that caters
10 the family trade. For prices.
come and see as. sample our goods.
get our prices and match us II you
can.
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FIVE EREE LECTURES
LEGAL NOTICES

- ~ ~'N,~>7~s@~~>e>e-~--
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington, for
hing county. In the matter of the
estate or Thomas Donovan, deceas-
cd No. 4277.
NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
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IRIS ALL RiGHr

FOR SALE.
40 lots NJ INTERPLAY
100 lots on Queen Anne nm.
Zinc lot overlooking Lake Union.
luur 100 on Gaylur street Queen Anne hul
12uxinO on Highland Drive, Queen Anne
hii.
n. G.. BYERs a CO.,
1921 First ave.
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett

The Paiaslal Stezmse
CITY OF EVERETT.
Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle Z O. m. L n frj
6 y. M
Leaves Everett s;is q n - as
7:i5 p. m.
Phone. James 1871. Cri-ss D,<t
Z B. SCOTT. Eg.
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FoR RENT Two room cottage obean
1913 Tenth ave south, take jackson Il
cars
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CHICAGO. May io.-wheat. 7il-s.
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HlLIsMAN'S beautiful lake front addition
" now ON the market, nearly 300 lots sold
~ thc last few days Sab 70 stTb each,
81 down, 81 monthly. lumber sold on
payments same 40 rent. 90 mon now Law.
ing new plank sidewalks IN front OF each
lot money returned n dissatisfied after
one year 10 extra men will be on
grounds Sunday 60 show unsoid lots Como
quick see owner. HlilmAn. once end OF
present Green Lake car line.
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ACTION sale IL hho fafnltire M lil,-s-,,--
ton H FalcaroumsF. 1912 FlrFt avenue. an
tuesday. the goth, M 1880 sharp. Tla.
giant brass. m0nntnd beds. springs. mat.
tresHesi sheets. slips. plllawa. blanket.
tne c0mfurtcra. center tables. cdfnbtna
ton bureaus. chairs. elegant uurlEht
Piano, maker. Voae a Hanat orrsns iarc
cuftainfi rugs extension tables. aide
board coushes. fine paintings. g radta-
tors with pipc ana boiler. 2 white enamel
baths, about 1000 yards Of velvet ana
HruHHsiH carpets. cook range. rounter
scales, " toilet sets. . dozen new com
forlcrs ~ the hest quality, and many
Other articles too numerous 10 mention
D.. %. Bickcrton. nuctinnenr.
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ron Observation-Disclosures
ns. as5 r,iess ns,a %, s .sssTd e .s,.
rhfputs str. and second hand once fur
niture, He'd Front Furniture Coz no ~
heeoiS avenue south. Tel Nea lA2A
DOMESTIC sewing machine in nno cundi.
tinn Tor sfhH all iaieet attachments
CAN Tuesday. after o, M, 1911 TORY
ave, owner isav'nF cin'
UNION ras engine Tor sale a. n apeam.
100 uloha Block.
Personal -
nuTrrn
raos nurrrH roan urr1n' roos
W. suii seil our Fancy lows snd wash.
inr creamery 81 2 lbs. Tor o.. q 10 o..
iieiaus nothlnn ike it ia the city t.
b. doighiful 90 hear The customers icy
what nice butter they had last time, ana
hufryinE 90 set more.
our strictly iloms Ranch EsEs are stil sor
aasen. We aiwsSs aeli what We ad
ver,iss. ihars Feod Fssst why you al
COW nrrrEit aronu.
f1rsi and Pike
GENTLEMEN rourEEs.
Thousands OF men wearing them Made
perfect IN every detail Nan Francis.
60 iialr store, itoi First Ave
aAf.E-tza feafns Of second.
hhha furniture from the well known Al.
ihntio iesinthT house. bought ~ the flsa
store. ia aeeoad ave. south. vefy cheap.
BUSINESS nEs ror Al service l.trariss
the MHnWail Mansion cafe. terms funasf,
80 tslaaEaWNlk at
cef. u University also furnished rooms,
c. =. sAspERs. Landscape ssrdsnst. con.
tFaeth taken fef EradtnE lots satisfaction
guaranteed. Address ns2 ssth. West IRE.
mont station,
nAKEp BEANS AND nRowH HnEAD
uiosfos STYLE phone, John Wal fos
delivery. Tuh iioaros nEASERY.
ia viFElnia ssress-
EFn LAoYf. nnscos & Lloyd. ss tiiackisy
block, about yeUf hvmsa for cash o. d.
fsrva payments
FANCY FLOWERS 80 order. natural flow.
sfs durlieAise. preserved. Mrs. johnson.
1864 FIRST
BUSINESS CHANCES
owS A uoAE
Building asntfaefs taf sails under thrse
thsss contracts sou can hay home, buy
farm. pag OF a mortgages o. bald =
hont- without psyinE interest hsvs
tasae lev numlsfs that eiis mature this
sammaF. n sou osn a let We can fur
nlsh yea the cash 10 tsitia At once en
an unfnsiaffd cuntfart. Nhsn contract
natures Viii pay - lean CnmpaHy
bHiitius several haniss neW this ts =
peqr mas ott0ffsuigf - secure a
houas cali 81 address, room "A. sui
iissn baillins,
VIZ nItLp HOMES
A. les thar u esssts SHH for rent
Our plan IL sarenssfai. wherever operated
Net samethiHs fof nothlne nat haFss
bus of szhsms u speculation. bst found,
~ ~ businsss rfinsiriss honestly een.
erlTsd. trettifHatsiY organised and shiy
conducted thafa eur nssihsl fnNsaii,
Hate ana sss - sparsef
NphTHWEntEMS MUTUAL HOME CO.
hii Second AFeaas n0am tsz.A
Fhens. 1ehn act
fEN. ifs . direct nlsnEeF pasnr ans
pHmts stne, saii Or enYttins eiss, We
tnsifs Fdu 10 naats FnHf assH tssta Gen
stai cons'rpe'len q phpns. Isnass ss"i.
FI.ASr YOUR SPARE cAsm ana vaiah Sc
afuw4 loo psf cent. ntuwTh Va Ffvania in
Ten years farifsE Steel a Tool Com
par 1910 ssesaa ave
WE DON'T AHA ruEM ~ give thsrn
ss4y. Ffe@ ieis les hefns hniiasfs wh~n
hey t~foAe Jupiter sfesl sharrhpidsf~.
1910 Fsean1 ave
LUCKY sToSEa are faaaa in piassy
esFsfc1iHn Nnfs8isany Hfnek - = iuFbr stone.
iate Esenf Ave So tAAt Fnmpf
nEar hsfsains ia rnonsins hasses AMI BIS.
iHrFs rMsnsfe = me rfiTi ~ ~9s i'lsr a.
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A sSAP-tns situated m as.h ave Con
Jos AZ street improvements MADE. tTso.
cemrisss fr.f,assn cottage. eail .lss La
larNs sisn8s siSs. terms 10 untt
~ ofilEif aanftF - a srfkinaanau. an m.
Ynu a SURF fstpfH ~ sinp menfh.
tita
A LAWRENCE.
piaS Hecuhd ave
HoMEsEEKERs rARADisE
RAINIER BEACH IRIS ALL RfaHr ct.
Don; delay IN iookins AZ thi. prsus-tr
ne beautifully iacafsd on SHORE ~ Lake
Washington every lot within fea
sisps ~ lake and eiscirie line. = fare
service from e. a. m % ~ = M Cosd
schools. streets watsr. etc over iho
ioss said ~ Past - days. many homes
eaiialng. lgis ssllins fart. ana ~ won-
Der. only so. $50 and SIS Tor lafr. 80
Zoo, lots o. % cash and $500 . inaaih
See owner. o.. X. tfurtrsHnt. nusfnn
block or 81 Rainier Beach
c1EAp ACREAoN AND ifomEs
ftno-io acre tracts ~ fnc clay Ioam soil
farifE on good county rad anf o~Iy
ton mites from the citY At the aboys price
fa5o--io hcrvs u ano soil. 2 acres all clear.
81 With fhs sfumus out. THREE acres
slashrd. t~n hatna. place an fenced
part cash. balance time.
fttna ~ acrsH ~ bottom land easy cleared
nice spring water. a1uth Of city. nnr
rad in only u miles
finon-Gnrf a-rentn house AMI nuthuiid
inFs. two nnc iojs ono bie1k from car
CiiAE. D., ADAMS.
~ Pioneer block
wOUKiNaMAN' CHANCE
TO SECURE A DOMESTIC
100 lots lH ocorgt town. So 10 kias each
good eoii. are level and will b. 10 min
uica ride from Pioneer square il fore
closed mortgage property. easy pay
s,so lots. tsxiio. an cleared iovs, and
good coll cheapest buy IN ain1rretnwn.
flip tHch-ts1ts on iiroadwhy. Harvard ard
iiayiRton avenues magnificent view p
carlinss. bicycle tath easy payments
PETIT.
New York blk
7.ro1fn modern house within 10 n,t,,,te.
walk ~ Pike. lot G0xi2n crowded win
every variety u fruit, owner going East
can he bought on reasonable terms
Two a-acre ranches close In: both i'm
proved on easy terms
H0uneH and cottages In all marta Of et,,
at an kinds OF prices
q. y. HpNTE a CO.
N@s Pacific blk
IT'S ALL RIGHT
RAINIER BEACH.
Tho ptcttiest and most convenient piace
on Lake Washington In witch 10 own n
home win more than double In value
The electric line passes your door Al
fare. an nice homrs. deep lots avcrare
about r. 90 acre. b0-fect frontage. mar
ana healthful. prices. $50 $50 ana x5b
only Sh 90 down, ana e. 90 per month
G. X. sturtevunt owner. Boston block.
~ ~ Rainier Beach.
FOR SALE
40 lots AZ Interplay
100 lots on Queen Anne I'M.
DINO Lot nvoflnnkInE Iahn Inlnn
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ron sALR-nsIraup nYAL
ESTATE

ftH ~Aitg-b sIiAHb REAL
ESTATE
s.
-~s
$50 TO $50 EACH IMPROVED LOTS
NEAR FREMONT. BALLARp can
LINE. An HAVING THE lots
CLEARED AND PUTTING Down
NEW SIDEWALKS. THE ADDITION
JOINS THE TOWN or BALLARD.
WHICH IL GROWING RAPIDLY. ANY.
oSE CAN LIVE IN THIS ADDITION
AND WORK ~ TIRE CITY OR BAL.
lard: ron AN INCREASE ~ VAL
uEs WATCH THIS ADDITION: the
GROUND Is ALMOST PERFECTLY
LEVEL ANp nY CLEARING SANE
AND PUTTING DOWN SIDEWALKS
MAKES TT DESIRABLE. AN sell.
LING ON VERY EASY TERMS. CALI.
AT THE OFFICE or THE BALLARD
INVESTMENT CO.. ~ BALLARD. on
OWNER. J. W WHEELER. IN w.
ION BLOCK. AND GET Full PAR.
TicULARs.
j. W. WHEELER.
7Is FIRST AVENUE.
ron aAs a. u..4....t -. 4. Y.t..t -. -.
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FOR sALE-Lois IN Denny Thurman addi-
ton. $500 each $40 down ana " monthly
Henry W. Lung 400 Burke building,
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INSURANCE
JA0s8 n0fnWELL, Lasns, hrs ins.. sure
- bonds. ~ boston Dob
". v nIrEHAHr q co. zoo. ". y. biz.
Tor cOnPANfE-
BiuVEiiH UHio1 a. ~. hes p.ra crystal
ics. Special attfniifn % family trade
tet. Main 100
JHwgLHY
WAWuhoToH LOAN pFfIcE.
Money loaned on rgiatHfals. bFfEalns in uu-
redeemed watches. diamonds ana ifUrirg.
iis Washington d., heatt~.
nAHoAfWs IN watches. diamonds. ieueify.
UNCLE JoE LOAN opFicN. OF - ave-
MECHANICAL EsCISEEns
D.. T. AcALLABfEt. 503.t fionesr
JUNK
III y0u want soffeet asishta ana prompt
returns. deal utth the chicago Junk ca.
1909 Western. Main 90.
MusiCA LiSsTHuWE.rs
hGfAntED boaE6t sol5. 49, vi ave.
ocuLisTs AND AUuIsTs
Oh FONDA NNDEAU~ E5s. oar. s5ss ana
throat sai Burke building.
Dn ). a NAcKiNroH. chaplin bia.
~. KnnE. Bsiisy building
PATENT ATTORNEY
bAhEes 4 40. 74-7s atsrr-noyd SO.
r. y. ApAMH. aranias. coln'an bia.
osTEoPATHY
WNfHiNd4Oh lnstiiats u Os,soDathY
hefs Depgsit Huiidins. Estabh-hsd 10
sest,ls thFss ysafu. Phone. Main eo7,
LAwRENcg HART. osssopsihist 20,
osTEoPATHIc sANIrARIuM. ii.i4 starr
BOYD. James 2sss.
PHoToGRAPHEBs
AMATEUR anlshins. @iiss. sullivan Blk
STAMP PHoTos- as coluasis street
pHYsrcfAss AND SURGEONS
Bit \ q. hfENAET. spselalisf in ais-
eases 81 women. Edinburgh Medical In
siitets. Boston block.
On ANNIE RUSSELL, - HiaekIey.
PLUMBING
ThE q L, citAvEHB Co. 75i Pike. con
tracing plumbers and f'hnsrs. estimates
given. Fhars. Main hai-
VIZ 81 MULLis -Hsw work suarantssa
one year Tel. Bun 1924.
Geo. u. wooahoass Co. Tel, Main -.
nAuTAAR PLUMBING co. Bas an
THEo TURNER Tel. Green ~.
PRINTING AND BINDING
fHE 10 press Artists fr-nung. EnEfay-
20 caiiinE cards, Wed1lag AnnQsnes-
insuis. ste. rlrsi ard Pike. Phone.
SAih s7a
BufL nEos epnlrn.rcisi priatsrs 800.
~. % WashinEtcn bleg over Ircsa' .
METROPOLITAN rress. Ine.. Mil "a avs
4, and ios-a West wa~ninz'on street
AGwY. .-rhs Printer" zis spyinr street.
90 osssar 70 Msrksi Bsresi Printing Co
snow CASES
aAAG-fLE She's case Co. ig.s sirat ave
Rubber STAMPS
COMMERCIAL sIAMF WORKS Bchsasf.
man block. 10 Cherry.
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
s6@.F.s6 o6cisssial Ave iioassssla seedA.
etc 1Arshs. Tfenheims a ca.
TAfIoRs
4. 81. NssbEksoS. ditss Hecoad ave
TENTS AVN AWNINGS
Tfsirs ara A@nisss Mosquito prsof isnSA
mining haas and ran~Aa boats. army durs
r.ssi .aa ai issfh s sfEs Ia rExr ois
AWNING co. uholsfass manufactur-
srs. Manan ana Western.
1~.,-.1Tiliss sEH sss,.,-1->~,,
ffEL1f 4 Ifoib. Esoas 6fssS icsL
TRANSFER COMPANIES
fAk LlJ6fD Fit1NsFEh CO. shsns Msin
40. ofaos e. harion st.-Mgvtnx bs4yy
4aHsf "a a fHersm
ard p,snos. hofses eoafusd
rYREs Traasf,r Co. Main $50
UwnRELIA REPAIRING
uMiskisLLAR raanafAet1rea. recovering
ard general repairing. zoo Second ave
nue. Foessen HrpsL
WIRE. IRON AND rLATING
fxciffc nah 4 Fiaiias werfE $50 fsL
when buying articles advertised in
this paper. speak OF the Star.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GR ANN OPERA sea,sle.'
0uAisD HOUSE Te sa,es
John Cort. Mgr. Phone Main eA
ToNIGHT-I.Asr PERFORMANCE
LEWIS
MORRISON
HIMSELF
In the Original Production OF
FAUST
Prices-si. 90, nc. soc and 25c.
GRAND OPERA s SEATING
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WANTED Hookfeudef. go month and
board bafher $50 2 skld road men. $50
bufbsrH fHf pile camp. 81 TO- boom fnan
500. huckrra a. % ana 500. railroad
laborera at IairhaFeu. railroad work
traluunn ou n. - 81 ~ rhean fafr
right hand Knee baHsr. o. n dhy. ma
chinist. f1a and board Fox Tmpl6ys
menr Agency basement 90 Occidental
ave. phone Union 70
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7.roon modern house Within 10 minute.
walk NJ Pike. lot G0si2n. crowded with
every variety ~ fruit. owner going East
can be bought on reasonable terms
Two asarre ranches close In. both i'm
proved on easy terms.
IIouneH and cottages In All pnrtn ~ civ
at nli kinds OF prices
q. y. npQTE a co.
Ngs puciHe blk
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UNION ges snelns Tor sale. a. n epeam.
Hna uloha Block
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Address. o. l..
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ipMEHf'tc sowing machine in nno rundi.
tion Tor sfhn. al --latest attachments
CAN Tuesday. after 4 q. m. 1911 Tory
ave. owner leaving riits
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QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT mfRFAt'.
Main aen. tigi Third avenue pasfrr
cook. $40 hclrer in camp. 81. close iH
chamheunaids. Waitress for Aiaaka 4
starch ir1nerf ngnrTl ironera manrie
girls. Restaurant rr1k. kitchen helper. 81.
90 and So camn cook 50. ion h5tirs
girls.
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL fiis Firs, ave-.
nue. house newly furnished all modern.
prices moderate
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hlNtlhr ufioss paid far SECOND hanu
household goods. HtGvsn, hsdtnntn sets,
carpets. etr., and second hand ONCE fuf
niture, Hsd Front Furniture Co, 10 ~
Noeei8 avenue south. Tel. RED lH21
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Classified Ads


WANTED ana 2arn.n for general
E9assanfk
MONARCH EMPLOYMENT AoEScY.
1913 Is Ave. IDhu 1sli
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Yes ifs . direct nisngsr pafnn ans
pumps sfnf, saii Or anythfns else. We
insffs Fdu 10 naats Fnsf gssH tests. Gen
sFai CHnsirursicn &c rhuus Isrars aaoi,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19
Respectfully yours,
Tanner Mercantile Co.
S. CLAUS MAIL HELD UP.
Bushels Of Letters That the Old Man
NeYer Will Receive.

Never Will Receive.
ope starts Deer which. of course,
means Dear and ;>S;li1, it is ''I>ere"
or DER" But even these remarkable
spellinGs are nothing compared Wi! Il
the two words that follow. They read
''Santy Klaws" or "Sant Clos Or
Saint Claus and they are in hand
writings compared to which Babyloric
cuneiform is as primer.
They are coming into the dead letter
Office in this city by the hundreds these
days, and, although the clerks III that
division are the most painstaking Of
dress from mass Of hierogylphs, they
never have been able to learn the exact
location of either the business Office CT
home of one S. Claus, ESQ.,, manufac-
turer of toys.
So these letters never reach their 1cs-
tination. They would be returned to
the senders only for the sad fact that
when they are opened the Enclosures
almost invariably look as if a spider
had got drunk on bottle of ink ana
had tried to perform a mixture OF
highland fling and cakeWalk on the pa
per. The most that can be made oct is
the invariable beginning, ''Please brii.;
me-
Last year in the dead letter division
there was Il bushel basket of these Mis-
siyes, doomed never to lie seen by Santa
Claus. And this year letter boxes ARE
furnishing additions at every collcc-
tion.-New York Press.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-12-19

Remember we carry the
finest line of canned fruits
and vegetables in the city.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-06-25
TIE coNcBo COLORADO REUNION.

The committee appointed at
the meeting held last week have
not made, their report yet, but
will in due time. dcrThere- is not
much to be done and the com
mittee has plenty of time, but the
sooner a definite program is an
nounced it seems to the Press, the
better. ''''''
By reference to the special
rates for summer tourists adver-
tised by the Santa Fe, it will be
seen that excursion rates have
already been made to San Angelo,
and it may reasonably be expect
ed that huge crowd will be here
to attend the reunion and see the
great Concho Country.
San Angelo never does things
in a half hearted way, and it goes
without saying that every visitor
to the reunion will be made to
feel that it was good to be there
and that San Angelo will have q
warm spot in their hearts ever
after.
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Preserving kettles, McAlpine.

Preserving kettles, McAlpine.
Call for premium stamps at
HageNstein's.
John f. Drew, contractor and
builder, was up from Ballinger
yesterday.
The chicken market has been
very well supplied with broilers
for the past week.
-Queensware Queensware! at
"The Racket Store"
Charlie Keeton, the well known
Eldorado citizen, was in the me-
tropolis Saturday.
If you want first-class plumbing
ring up 218 e. L. McAlpine,
John Findlater, Jr. and family
have gone to Ingleside, the Texas
seaside resort, for a time.
Misses Lizzie Lackey and Cal.
lie Lindley, charming bellies OF
Sherwood, were shopping in San
Angelo Saturday.
w. r. Lowery, of Runnelt
county, brought his wife up Mon.
day to put her under treatment
of a specialist for throat trouble.
-Hotelware, complete line
"The Racket Store"
Chas. Mabach, as fine a stone
cutter as ever set rock in West
Texas, arrived from Ballinger yes
terday morning, and went to
work on the new bank building
The stone work on the X. of P
building will be completed THU
week and the structure will
then receive the finishing touches
J from the hand of the carpenter
and painters.
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' s'.s,slasoloay<,s',
4 : 80 1

ara..a d
Antonio Ramirez, the "a year
old son of the late Simon Ramirez,
died Thursday morning; The re-
mains were inferred on Friday
morning. ... +.
Myrtle Duncan, (colored) aged
sixteen years, died at her home in
this city Sunday. Her remains
we're laid to rest Monday after
noon.
The seven year old child of
Asa Boyd, living twelve miles
north of San Angelo, died Sun
day night and was buried in the
Grape Creek cemetery Monday.
Maria Pesca, a Mexican lady,
died in this city Wednesday
morning at 1890. The funeral
took place on the afternoon of
the same day, the remains being
inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Chas. F. Hull recently re-
ceived notice of the death of her
youngest brother George Partain,
which occurred at Ennis Texas, on
the 9th inst. Mr.. Partain was in
the employ of the H. & T. G.
railway until eighteen months ago,
receieving injuries in wreck at
that time which caused his death.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-06-25

Col. II. B. Baillio, of Cleburne,
an old newspaper man who has
served as president of both the
Texas Press Association and the
National Editorial Association
spent Sunday in the city. Col.
Ballio is now travelling for an aux
iliary publishing house at Dallas.
-Children's tan Summer shoes,
low cut; 4Oe a pair. Sizes 6 to 2.
Now is your time. These shoes
are positively worth 800 pair |;
Going this week, at only 4Os ut
Spencer's Auction House.
Mrs. John Yellot Rust is the
guest CT her mother, Mrs. John F.
Dustin, at Midland. She was nc
companied by Miss Genie Dustin,
who returned home to spend vaca-
tion and by Miss Francis, of Bal
linger, who will visit her aunt,
Mrs. Dustin, during the summer.
James Welsh, through Chas.
j. Finger, desires to be remember
ed to all his friends in this section.
Mr.. Welsh was formerly one of
the San Angelo country's promi-
nent sheepman and is now in
South America in charge OF
40, 900 head OF sheep. Since leav-
ing here he has joined the bene-
diets, which will also be glad It'd.
ings to his acquaintance.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-06-25
Ed. S. Cox of Christoval, was il
the city Monday.

Ed. S. Cox of Christoval, was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cox have re-
turned from Christoval.
Hides Hides Hides Rawls,
Sigman & Co. are the people that
pay the best prices.
We learn that Mrs. M. l.. Mertz
and children will, in few days,
leave for the north to spend sever
al weeks.
j. r. Gilbert & Co. have a lot
of nice, young frying size chickens
for sale, and will buy all they can
get.
Ben Mays, the Grape Creek
stock farmer was in the city Mon
day. He couldn't wait on the
rain any longer, so he came in for
a pump.
Good board with room at Wes-
tern Hotel. $500 per week,
$500 per month.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-06-25
See the Automobile.

Judging by the number of daily
visitors the automobile at G. A.
Farquhar's is receiving, it is
about the most popular thing in
town. Come and see it and re-
member, that G. A. Farquhar can
fix you up for a ride or drive at
any time in any direction or to
any place the automobile doesn't
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