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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
TAR
ISSCARCE

The great scarcity OF deep water
sailors that has prevailed for the
past two months. much To the tneon-
venience OF ship masters, who have
been Obliged to lay up their vessels
at a time for want OF such men. IL
ut last drawing to n close. Although
"a Is still impossible 10 secure full
crews. enough men can be signed 50
that with the addition OF a few lands
men a ship can get out 10 sea For
tome ttinc past assertions have been
numerous from every deep water
vessel that has entered port. No
wharf than one or two sailors. upon
ia favorable opportunity. would ba
seen 10 stick their faces over the bull
warks OF the vessel. threw their
clothes bag over the rull To a mate
ON shore. Chamber down the ladder
and make n bee line for uptown
and freedom.
The Reasons For u
There are two reasons for the
dearth OF deep water eane az this
time OF the year. one IL. the large
Alaskan fleet. which attracts hun
dreds OF men 20 the sailing vessels
plying between this port and Alaska.
Hut "A more important reason Is
the fact that the Puget sound coun-
try makes n fine place for a sailor to
spend the summer. n he ave his
money on leaving the ship. he al
loaf her during July and August.
otherwise he can work In n logging
camp which Is a pleasant diversion
from the poor grub and hard. mon
otonons life aboard ship. II Jack Ia
wise he IA live IN perpetual sum
mer. As soon as the rain comnienc-
es here. he generally ships to Aus
traIia. the East Indies. or some 9TH
er region In the AntipodeA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
AUCTION sALEs

aUCTION sale OF the season-Eie-
giant furniture, the contents Of an
s-roDm private residence. u. o..
Bickerton a Co. win sell by auc-
ton on Thursday. the 18th August.
~ 2 O'Clock sharp. on the premises.
No. 3fT Harvard avenu north
take Broadway car, get or al
Thomas Etrert-Birda-eye maple
bed act. oak bed set. brass mounted
bed. elegant extension table and
dining chairs, extra fine aecretaire.
s~ettee. reception chairs. oak hall
tree fthe bestD, centre table. sew
ing machine. art squares. rugs.
toilet set. rockers, hair and moss
mattresses. Gold Coin steel ranges.
kitchen utensils. garden tools. lawn
mower, etc. ". q. Bickerton & Co.
auetioneerH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

Blankets
LOCO pairs Cotton Blankets. 1914
also. gray or tan. worth toe. a pair
tsc.
800 pairs Gray Cotton blankets.
liz size. worth u.zS. a pair ssc.
500 pairs Tan Cotton blankets. la
size. extra heavy. worth tt.Sb. a pair
Si1a.
20 pairs White Cotton blankets.
liza sixo. worth si2a. a pair asc.
BOO pairs White Wool blankets. io-s
slxs. worth fa-so. a pair s2es.
eco pairs i9-s All Wool White Bian-
.keis. good value at te.ba. a pair ttso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

Something all Of 9eattle's mechan-
les and their families should see and
mining men and business men of So
attie. A fine piece of hand-work
made by a blacksmith far up on tho
snow capped mountains u Monte
Cvisto. Washington. WIN be on Ak
hibttton Third avenue. corner Uni
sefsity street. August IS to ". Ad-
mission. i0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

FOR SALE lots. soxi00 zach. on
corner Of T-hirty-second and last
Terrace. 3 blocks from Yeslsr a
line. ? blocks from Madronas elc-
giant view. facing lake. $3.50. terms
TO suit
s0xie0. with ? houses. J rooms each.
modern bath. porcelain bath. hot
and cold water. everything new,
rented for $3.50 apiece.
$500 apiece on Seventh ave, eQr1ke,
corner Of Seventh avepue west and
LAW street. on Queen Anne hill.
streets all graded. ready to build.
one block from AR.
ib-foot front on either street. 55tax
ice. corner ~ r.. Cherry and Tween
ty-thlrd ave. . roomH. moderate In
every particular. a decided snap.
$4,000. terms. \. Lawrence. sOsh
Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
RAID ON
GAMBLERS
ATTEMPT IS BEING MADE TO
CLOSE GAMBLING IN THE
CITY OF BALLARD

Officers Ledger and Mcdonald
made a raid on The gambling houses
OF ballard mt AZ o'clock Saturday
night. A. L. Mcdonald. proprietor
OF the Monogram saloon, and NICK
johnson, who was running "A game IN
the White Front Aaloon were ar
rested.
They were taken before Justice
Lucas this morning. Both pleaded
guilty aud were tined $50 zach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

An Incident occurred on n Green
Lake car yesterday morning which
produced a merry laugh and made
many hearts feel younger for the
time hetng.
At the corner Of Second avenue
and James street ayoung man en-
tered the car. lie was tastefully
dressed in white duck pants turned
up around the bottom and otherwise
appointed regardless OF expense. He
seated himself next 10 a dream OF
youth and beauty arrayed In blue or
getrdfe an a chiffon hat, who was
earnestly studying her sunday school
lcnfiet. After gianctug briefly at hts
charming neighhor the man IN he
duck pants proceeded 70 study the
advertisements on the other side OF
the car.
He nnalIy became aware that his
shoo string was united. and with hts
eve stilI fixed on the ads. he bent
down and abstractedly graspiug n
Of his own and one II he girls shoe
strings. which BY n strange eosnet-
dence had become unticd. he care
fully knottsd the two together.
She Did Not Know
The girl n the chiffon hat wns I'M
ri Of approarhinx catastrophe
and read reiixiousty ca.
Finally the mar IN the white luck
pants reached his corner, n signal
ling the conductor made a dash for
the door.
A gentle pull at his coat and n
pleading voice. saying. "oh, please
stop. you are pulling my foot" made
him pause IN his fight.
An old gentleman harshiy asked
him what he thought he was doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
MERGER
next

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE LEAD and
Zinc News says today that n eontbt-
nation 0f nearly all the great lead
properties Of the country . now prae-
ticaliy complete. IL VIII be capital
lxed at 500 o 900 under the laws ot
New Jersey. The combine hopes 70
he able to control the lead market
and dictate prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
TAagg U FIRES

Three brush fires in the neishhor-
hood OF Thirtieth avenue Mere at
tended by the nre apparatus ycstsr-
day afternoon The destruction OF
some board sidewalks constituted tho
only damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
KING BUSY
New Cabinet Sworn in
Today

LONDON. Aus. fi-Aii Lon6on IL
stfii occupied with corunation doings
The king today had plenty 20 oc-
his a~ttentlan a. n g h held
q prtvy council meeting and sworc In
the new members OF the cabinet
Large crowds Witnessed the arrival
of the old and new members OF ths
cabinet. and later those who were
entitled TO the Victorian order. were
Invested with IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

German Linen Damask Napkins.
sire e0x1o inches. assorted patterns.
very servieeable. worth Ills. a dozen
n.10.
Bieached Damask Napkins. 80
size. assorted patterns. worth ti.15. a
DOZEN asc.
French Napkins. extra heavy linen.
red borders. hemmed. ready for use.
slze 22x2s inches. worth 81. rs. a dozen
si.2s.
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ers. weight ! pounds. worth s2.b0. n
pair sLss.
Pillows. covered with best herring
bone twiiled ticking. filled with best
live geese feathers. worth $500. a
pair $3.50.
Bed Spreads
White BedHpreads. good size. hem
med, ready for use. worth Ibc. each
4sc.
white Hedsprcads. full liza sire.
hemmed, worth si00. each soc.
White D~edsprends. full liza size.
Marseilles patterns, hemmed, ready
for use; the best value In the city.
each 400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
Extraordinary ur.
chase and SAILS Of
Muslin Underwear
Two Eastern Manufacturers Stocks
at Remnant priceS

Our MI. Nordhof, who has been in New York and he
East for some weeks, was fortunate enough to secure att grea
saving the entire 1902 surplus stock of two large manufacture
of Muslin Underwear. 1t was our purpose to hold these splet
did garments-well made OF best of materials-until our IL
stock was put on sale. But the temptation to put them in =
part and parcel of the great Runmag e- Remnant Sale has d
cided us to give you new and fashionable Muslin Underweu
at the prices OF remnant lots. SIS
1T THEREFORE BECOMES A MOST UNUSUA
SALE FOR AUGUST, and by reading this list carefully ys
will note the savings which are fully substantiated by tx
values to be put on sale here tomorrow as follows: NJ
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IN

Mary Maxwell. a girl about 10
years Of age. was arrested I'm the
part OF the city by Policeman
Helms this morning for lettering
around saloons. she Was locked up
In the city Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
LICENSES TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have beer issued. Daniel Fraser. ~.
and Grace Smith. Is. both OF Seattls>
WIN. ballard Is. and J. r. Arm.
strong, 20. both of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity-ronight and
Tuesday. Cloudy or partly cloudy.
cooler tonight. fresh TO brisk south
10 west winda.
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Pillow Cases
TheF ~eatureof the Rummage Sale
Tomorrow Will Be the Remnants

For all thtm many side shows OF % spak ARE advertised on this sagea as adiunrs
of the great unmage Sale tomorrow, the principal feature of the sale will 10 doubt be the
offering Of curt emendousR Remnant stock d Ores Fabrcs.S nksW ashG Goods Linens Whit.
Goods. Laces and mbroidres to orp public at attraction of their value Besides omr regular
remnants many Mill remnant lots have been sent u.s. We have gathered from several mills
their remnant lines of Linens White Goods etc, all of which 90 in with the sale omorow
make altogether one vast sea of short ienghs-popuhry termed Remnants - which
will be offered
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Skirts

women.s Long Cambria Skirts,
with India linen ruffles. three rows
OF hemstitching and deep hem, reg
ular price si.00. for Sc
Women's Long Cambria Skirts.
deep lawn ruffie, hemstitched tucks
and embroidered ruffie. worth sI.bo.
for si.oo.
women,s Long Muslin skirts. with
nounce trimmed with W. rows of
embroidery and insertion, dust ruff
fle, worth N.ss. Rummage sale price
si.bo.
Women's Long Cambria Skirts,
with deep nounce band OF insertion,
hemstitehed tucks and deep ruffle OF
embroidery on bottom OF flounce,
dust ruffie, regular price S2.15s Rum
mage sale price s2.e5.
Women's Short skirts, with deep
ruffle. insertion and lace trimming;
also short skirts OF muslin with deep
embroidery ruffie and tucks. worth
CSC each. at soc.
Women's Short Muslin Skirts. with
deep ruffies trimmed with two rows
OF Val. Insertion and lace edging.
regular value 81 each. for S5c.
Women's Fine Nainsook Gowns.
with tucks. yoke and insertion. with
beading and baby ribbon In yoke.
tucked back. yoke and sleeves. fin
ished with baby ribbon and ruffles.
regular value sL5o. for, only, ss.fh.
Drawers
Women's Fine Nainsook Gowns.
square neck. all over embroidery
front Of fine tucks, neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery ruffle and
neck finished with beading and baby
ribbon, value $500. for s2.5o.
Women's Fine Cambria Gowns.
lar. double ruffle OF embroidery
ing sleeves finished with Swiss em-
lar price s5.25; Rummage sale price
$3.50.
Women's Muslin Gowns, Empire
style. embroidery front with allover
embroidery revers; neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery ruffle;
also, women's muslin gowns. quare
yoke. with tucks and insertion,
sleeves and neck finished with plain
ruffle; regular price for both of these
gowns Sf.36; sale price 500.
Women's long Cloth Gowns. with
square yoke. hemstitched tucks and
insertion, embroidery ruffle around
neck and sleeves: also. gowns with
hemstitehed and Insertion yoke.
yoke finished with deep rufJie Of
embroidery and having wide ruffle
OF embroidery around neck and
sleeves; both OF these gowns valued
az sl.dh; Remnant sale price si.25.
Women's Muslin Gowns. square
tucked yoke, fun size. neck finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

, yards. and worth from &c TO sf.so
a yard, at the Remnant Sale tomor-
row at half price.
Remnants OF our entire stock OF
Trimmings. including Plain ana
Fancy Black and Colored silks, Mo
hair Gimps, Black silk Passemen-
teries. Black. White and Coiorcd SIR
Chiffon, Appliques. Persian Bands.
Jet and spangles Passementerie'
worth from &c TO 50 a yard: on sale
tomorrow at just half price.
Remnants of Black, White. Cream
and Ecru f.nces and Insertions. such
as Val. Heavy and Net Ton
as Val, Linen and Cotton Torchon
Oriental, Plat Vaf. Normandy Val
Heavy and Net Top Venlse. Ouch,
Cotton and SILK Appllaues vrorth
regularly from &c 10 $40 per yard
now y various remnant lenSths-to
be sold out at half the former prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
The BON MAHenE
RummageSale

pY~HEm most marvellous sale YET taking place at heB Bon March Last week we excited apem aMo interest," M
wor changing he drrmnnofh tn store &na and arsngne fol thief nbhIe w@k dhe builders oft enwm
hat the small % hp BEEN reduced UMn smaller lots and broken lines are anm more broken we h~d edddmh hold
Remnant hn oUbMouw with the RummagS Sale For bargain giving you may take our word for I've are by this
re@hHgh the hMhof ra ambition rhk the poy and Intention the bnn auhen ge ever and aSSh best M
The Remnants Have Been Catherd From Every
Department in the Store
you will gather aenmI Mm tn scope rom what follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

good patterns and heavy quality.
worth Gee, a yard toe.
william LIddeiis Bisaehed Satin
Damask. g inches wide, nearly a
dozen patterns 10 choose from. worth
tf.eo. n yard CSC.
Pillow Cases
Pillow Cases. made % Good
BleAched Cotton. sise ssxss inches,
worth zisc. each &c.
Same Cotton as above. size f5x5s
inches. worth l5c. each lie.
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Sheefa

Sheets. made Of good Hieaehed
Cotton. size fzxeo. worth sBc. each
csc.
Sheets, made 81 Bienched Psquot
Cotton. aike 9zxso. worth sc. each
Table Linens
Cream DamaAk. 50 inches wide. as
sorted patterns. worth s5c. a yard
-.
Bleaehcd Damask. - inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

leeN Another style of Wom4t /
Muslin Gowns. with square ~
and V-shaped neck. finished m
heTfstitched ruffIe, regular val1< {
the WI gowns 75c each; RummaD |
sale price SOC.
Chcmise
Women's Cambria Chemise. =
broidery front, neck and sleeves y /
ished with hemstltched ruffie, ~
ruffie on bottom. Another style {
Chemise. Bishop. neck and sleefH
trimmed with lawn. with lawn kesr
stitched ruffle. actual value &c =
only SEC.
Women's Long Muslin Cheiank
with N-shaped hack and fron< ron q
Insertion in front. sleeves and nal
finished with ruffle OF emhroidef1
bottom trimmed with embroide1.
ruffle and tucks. value Slss. %
only. Sf.fs.
Women's Cambria Chemise. vi1
one row of insertion. neck ~
sleeves finished with wilde ruffie Z
embroidery. bottom finished uH
deep ruffle of embroidery. hesoN
with tucks. regular value -
Rummage sale price s2.e0.
Women's Long Cambria chem'rt
lace trimmed, with two rows 4
Point de Paris insertion. deep RAM
Of lace around neck and sleeves. bA-
tom trimmed with lace and :nsr
ton. value sass: Rummass 81
price si.as.
Women's Muslin Drawers. VI
cambria ruffle .hemstitched tuen
ana deep hem. fun size. Anolna
style with cambria ruffle and t9.
chon lace and trimming, 4ec ysiaf>
at. only. 25c.
Women's Muslin Drawers. WIZ
deep lawn ruffle. also two rowf
hemstitching and fine tucks, wof~
6sc. at soc.
women's Muslin Drawers. wis
deep lawn ruffle and hemsfitcnts
tucks. hem edged with emhroides1
Another style with three rows =
lace and Insertion and one ruffle. -
bottom OF ruffle edged With a0
value fsc. for Soc.
Corset Covers
women's Cambria Corset costfs
full front. with neck and saeess
trimmed with torehon lace, all s.f~
regular price 4bo. at Csc.
Women's Cambria Corset Cover
with V-shaped neck. tucked toz,
and insertion trimming, full froas
neck finished with embroidery f@7
file. value sec. for soc. =.
Women's Corset Covers, OK ~
cambria, French style, full iross
hemstitched tucks. with neck -
sleeves finished with Val. lace. -
beading and baby ribbon aresA-
neck. value 75c. at, only, soc.
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Remnant Sale of Ribbons

But we mustn't forget the Ribbons.
Tor mere are thousands OF remnants
mat go tomorrow at half price.
included In the lot. which by the
way VIII be all prominently dis
playea' are Hack and Coiorcd, Plain
and Fancy silk Taffeta and satin
Ribbon, In all hi latest shades. from
TO 2s yards long, worth from Sc 10
half price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

with torchon lace. plain ruffie =
sleeve. Another style OF WonGi
Muslin Gowns, with square ~
and N-shaped neck. finished m
hefsstitched ruffIe. regular vsia< {
the two gowns 15c each; Rumm0D
sale price soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

Il vii be- Be impossible o describe in detail the different remnants md remnant lots Indeed
we wibe obhgedn conent ourselves wthn naming the dmentk kinds of FOODS in aeoneeive
that viii be included in the Remnant Sale simply notifying you of the faet tate every dol
you bngt to this hey ou buy at east$ 2co worth of fabncs-remnants of whatever kind
you need
&C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

HELL wASTED-MsLE
| WA<TED-Nen 20 work IN saw miil;
steady employment. good wages;
no fee. Call at si9 Bailey building.
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Rummage Sale Linens
and Bedding

The selling of Lnmsa and Bedding at Rummages Sale Pdeesj just before the Carnival will
be one thes splendid bargain attractions at the on Marehe tomorrow. The list is long but
filled Mhhs saving prices
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Remnants of Laces. Embroid-
cries and Dress Trimmings

For Il 10 here that many bargains
will be found. for we must clean un
at once every dollars worth % sum
mer goods in these departments.
Allow us to call your attention to n
very few Of the bargains.
Remnants Of fine Swiss Nainsook
and Cambria Embroidery and lnser-
ton, In lengths from half a yard to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

This SeW Will Attract Hundreds of Customers and 1t Is Sale Where First Cboosss win
Find Profitable Choosing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

Mil remnants OF Muslin and Sheet
ings at half price and less.
Mil remnants OF White Figured
Lawns and Dimifics at half price.
Mil remnants Of Crash Toweiing
at less than half price.
MIL remnants OF White and Col
ored Piquea Mt about half.
Mlll remnants Of Plain and Dotted
Swisses Mt about half.
Mil remnants OF White and Fig
ured and Striped Madras at half.
Remnants OF SILK. In colored. black
and fancy. at half price.
Remnants OF satins. In eolors and
black, at half.
Remnants OF Black Dress Goods OF
every kind at half price.
Remnants OF all sorts of Colorcd
Dress Goods at half price.
Remnants OF Wool Waistings at
half price.
Remnants Of sileaia Lining at just
half.
Remnants Of Saline Lining at ex-
actly half price.
Remnants OF Cambria. Percaiine
and Canvas Lining AT half price.
The above goods viii be displayed
prominently On tables and marked
plainly with figures.
But M Of the leading and most
attractive spots I'm the whole Rem
nant Sale VIII be the aisle where
This Sale Will Attract Hundr,
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Remnants of Wash Goods Are
And Will Be Sold at Half Price
While They Last

Prudent buyers viii accept this no.
tlce as worth their prompt attention
tomorrow morning, and the most OF
them VIII not fail TO investigate be
fore they leave the store u great
sale OF
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24

THE arrival of the irst-class
battleships Kersarge and Alabama
at Trinidad, off the coast of Vene-
zuela, will act as a check upon the
high-handed action of the Britons
and Germans. The presence of
these two giants of the ocean will
remind the allies of what they may
expect should they infringe too
closely on the Monroe doctrine.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24
The Houston Post in late edi-

The Houston Post in a late edi-
torial on the relations between this
country and England, gets off the
following, which meets our views
exactly;
"The Post is far from sharing the
anti English prejudice which pre-
walls among certain classes in this
country, but it is quite as fur from
sharing the Anglomania Of Mr..
Hay and certain selfish and snob,
Dish classes of the East. 1t 10 well
enough to remember our English
kinship and to glorify the Anglo
Saxon civilization of which we are
part, but we must not forget that
the American States gave it the
leaven of civil and religious liberty
and wove into its glittering fabric
the warp and wool of democracy.
We are debtors to England in moth
ing, least of all in our present COM
mercial and social greatness, for
that is as distinctively our own
achievement as the political inde-
pendence we won and maintained.
I'VE can gain nothing by any
alliance of compact or sympathy
with Great Britain. We are q sep
arate people and a rival nation.
We desire comfy and perpetual
peace, but We do not want it at the
slightest sacrifice of dignity or self
Importance.
I'VE are stature of our own
height and guide sufficient unto
ourselves"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24

MR.. HAY has permitted himself
to be outwitted by England in the
Venezuelan matter. The fact is Mr..
Hay is 80 much of an Anglo-maniac
that he cannot bring himself to
oppose Great Britain in any OF her
pet schemes. 1t was hoped that
when Roosevelt became President
that he would turn Hay down, but
the author Of Little Brooches"
still holds his place.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24
COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN.
Recommendation of Well Known
chicago Physician.

Chicago Physician.
use and prescribe Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for almost all OBJ
stinate, CONSTRUCTED coughs, with
direct results. l prescribe it to
children of all ages. Am glad to
recommend it to all in need and
seeking relief from colds and coughs
and bronchial Affections. 1t is nom
narcotic and safe in the hands Of
the most unprofessionai. A uni
versal panacea for all mankind
Mrs. Mary B. Melendy, NJ. D., Phi.
d., Chicago, III, This remedy is
for sale by Schultze & Seydler,
Druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24
ENGLAND FOR PEACE.

London.-There is good reason
to believe. as a result Of today's
Cabinet meeting, that settlement
Of the Venezuelan affairs is not far
off. The public is stronger than
ever against any further aggressive
action and favors arbitration.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24

PUBLIC opinion in England is de-
cidedly against any alliance with
/, Germany, and will oblige the gov
eminent to act Independently in
the Venezuelan matter.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24

ENGLAND and Germany were
afraid to attack Venezuela singly,
80 they decided to double team
against the little republic. 1t is
not Venezuela they are afraid of,
but the United States. Dewey's
big feet is check on them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24

GERMANY disavows any inten-
ton of acquiring territory, but de-
mands the settlement of various
financial claims and an apology
for the attack on the German lega-
ton at Caracas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-24
TESTING MONROE DOCTRINE.

Washington, D. CA high of.
fetal believes the powers Of Europe
are testing the Monroe doctrine
and takes no stock in England's
progressed friendship, while taking
it for granted that Germany is an
enemy Of this country.