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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-10

IL The family doctor had been sum-
moned hastily, and he climbed the ten
ement stairs with a grave face. A wo-
man was awaiting him in the doorway
of fiat.
Il understand little Tom has swal-
lowed a quarter" he said. Where is
he?"
"Oh. doctor, I'm glad to tell you
we've made a mistake" she said blithe-
ly. 1T wasn't a quarter after all. 1t
was only a nickel."-New York Press.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-10

A UGGEsTIoN.-Prison Warder-It's
just been found out that you didn't
commit that crime you've been in for
all these years, and so the home secre-
tary has pandoned you.
Innocent Man-Um! I'm pardoned,
am I?
Prison Warder-Yes, but don't go
yet. I'll have to telegraph for further
instructions.
Innocent Man-What about?
Prison Warder-Seems to me that,
considerin' you hadn't any business
here, you ought to pay for your board.
London Tit-Bits.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-10
DON'T FORGET

WHEN you have good BEEF CAT
w TIE and HOGS to sell to let me
know, as I pay TOP PRICES FOR
FANCY STUFF. And when you want
FIRST CLASS MEATS for your table
be sure and come to the CORNER
MARKET, as we always have it all the
year round, as we run a market to
supply the people and you all know
"Old George, the Butcher"
G. w. SHERRER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-10

3@ The Enquirer will be sent to new
subscribers from this date until JAN
uary 1, 1905, for $1.75.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-10
J. j. KELLER & CO.,
UNDERTAKERs.
OUR
STOCK.

VIZ E are carrying a large and elab
w crate stock Of UNDERWRITERS
GOODS. We give satisfactory atten-
tion to all calls and the prices we
charge are very close. Don't fail to see
us when In need, Of anything in our
line.
Our place Of business Is near the Car
olina and North Western depot.
~. KELLER & GO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
PRESIDENT TRAVELS
ON THROUGH idaho
SPEAKS TO RAILROAD MuN AT PocATLLo-s TO De REcEW.
MORMON CAPITOL TOMORROW

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, May Is.
livery county IN Utah IL 60 be rep
resented IN the ovation planned In
honor OF President Roosevelt upon
hts Viait 90 Salt Lake tomorrow. The
city = rapidly assuming festive gafb
and hotels and boarding houses are
alllnK with visitors.
Governor Wells. Senators keafhs
and amoot. Mayor Thompson and
other federal. state aud uity onl=
ciala will participate ln tho welcome
81 the president. They. Ia company
with the eitiEenB' reception commit =
tee. Will meet the presidential spe-
eial At the oregon Short Line sta
ton.
A military and civic parade will
take place from the station O. the
Mormon tabernacle. whore the presi .
dent ir scheduled to deliver his pub
lie address
The parade viii be through the
leading thoroug hfafen of the city ana
will siVv everyone an opportunity 81
seeing the diatinEuiahrd visitor.
Thousands. also, viii be enabled tn
hear him speak. for the tabernacle +
the largsst auditorium IN the west
Following the public exercises u Il
expected that the president and hls
party will take luncheon With Sen
atnr krarus prior 60 the departure
for oEdon In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Fl. LAYTON
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
SPENDING $4,000 IN GRADING
AND suRFAcIna

improvements TO the extent Of
g.. eaa, In the way OF grading and
surfacinE she roads IN and leading %
rprt IAwtou. Are contemplated by
the federal authorities. Proposals
for doing the work viii b. called for
tomorrow BY Major bingham OF the
auRrtermastsr'H department.
Contracts for furnishing forage for
the government posts Ia Alaska have
been awarded 20 the following
firms; Spokane Grain Company. to
furnish 90 tons Of oats at fz1 20 per
ton. and zfo tons at tIss0 Mcdonald
a Mclean. roo tons Of cats AZ ga Is (.
Balfour- Guthrie Company. 400 tons
OF oats at tz1ts. J u. Stevens Of Ta-
coma. zoe tons OF hay at "a. w. w.
Robinson. $50 tons Of hay az f2s 30.
and 70 tons At 81 %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Many CITIES WANT
POLITICAL CONVENTION

WARRINGTON, u. C.. May -
Especial "A year from next month
the Republican national convention
will be held June has come to be
accepted as the month for the RE-
publican convention. while the Dem
ocrats meet 10 make their nomiua-
ton In July. 10 viii not be long
before the question viii be agitated
a. TO where the conventions Of isof
win be held.
Il Is quite certain that they will
not be held in 81. Louis Up to last
north there was talk % comhin Ing
the political gatherings with n visit
10 the exposition. but what the poll
ticians saw and experienced at the
dedication ceremonies has cured
them OF that notion.
Aside from the well known fact
that 81, Louis. at that season. IL the
hottest place on earth. II liz n math-
enaticaI certainty that the city Will
not have accommodations TO handle
80 many visitors The exposition
alone will be sure 10 tax hotel and
transportation facilities 10 their ut
most limit. SO the convention crowd
would be confronted with the inhoa.
Iitable curbstOne.
Chicago n favored by many as the
convention city IL has been demon-
strated. by repeated tests, that Chi
cNEo has the best facilities for
handling such an asFemhlage ~ any
city In tine United States. The hotels
are 80 large and numerous that they
can absorb a convention crowd with
out noticing ~. II r. centrally locat-
ed with reference 20 the rest OF the
country. has large assembly places.
and its telegraph facilities are Of the
best.
There n some sentiment IN favor
% holding the conventions In San
FfanciacO. Thore never mas been a
convention there. ana many OF the
politicians would like to take the
trip. on the other hand, Il f. al
ways objected 10 California that
there are not enough telegraph lines
crossing the desert TO carry the
great columns OF telegrnphie busl-
neas incidental 20 reporting the news
~ the convention. There IF also the
three hours difference Of time be-
tween California and the Eastern
states. making the news that mush
later In arriving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

BoIsE. Idaho. May Is. -I'resldent
Roosevelt re-outercd Idaho today en-
route from Butte % Salt Lake city,
Stops are scheduled at recrteilo
aaise. Nampal. Mountain Home
Shoahone and seyilral smaller places.
In this city an enormous crowd II
an hand o. welcome the distinguished
visitor. Public buildings aud bust
hess houses are Haily decorated with
tiaga and bunting and every prepafa-
zion has been made for a bis time,
POcATHLtlO. Idaho. MAY gs.--sec-
ret service men with the president
hreathed a siEh Of relief on ienvins
lutte. which was considered tho Last
danger Hpet on the trip.
Trouble was feared at ~. Louis
Milwaukee. Chicago. san ifancisco
and Butte on account Of the large
numlsr % foreigners.
The president STOPPED the train on
tho prairie near here 60 witness the
clever ridlnE Of blaekfUot Indians
and cowboys.
The president devoted his speech
here 20 railroad men, lie said.
General sherman once told me
" hen he WAS called on "a choose his
soldiers from professions he took
railroad men. They are trained Go
endure hardshtps. to cultivate self
reliance and are taught 10 obey
orders"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

NEW NEnE fEAh.
hlthough thers h. In the 0ruameufa.
ssun 40 representation Of the Is sic
Or othes snhlsmatic obist,ts which
arc conspicuous IA much ~ The fur
uitur. and furnishings - the White
HOUSE,.
The accompanying picture " the
only one % the bed whsEh Mrs.
Roosevelt has permitted o. BE- made
The mistress Or the white House u
aadess,essA - have alaa taken steps
70 prevent the placing on the market
81 duplicates ~ thta ptaTe af furui-
fars In this she 10 merely EiFtuE
farther evidence ef her belief that
tsr objects designs and made ssHs-
clAliY FOR zee at the presidential
mansion should ret - duplicated
IL was % this end that shs had ths
Res White House dinner aefvies ~
WvdFrwnad china protected hy Pat
snt Although this handsome wooden
bod has been installed in the SLEEP
ING apartment 81 Mrs. Roosevelt
Niles Alice Roosevelt still maintains
her preferences for a brace bed ~
simple designs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
wAaorna BOUND ovHR

John Wazuaar was bound over %
the superior court this morning 90
a charge Of breaking into the room
af Gam FinaehowsF. Ia the Midssay
efihhouss, In the neg tsnderioin dis
trict Wagner IL alleged 20 have
forced th~ lock - the door ana 90
have stolen several articles - cloth.
Ing f,fnachuwer found the stolen
articles IN a secondhand atofe. whore
u iu alleged Wagner pawnsd them.
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WASHINGTON. u. &. May -
Especial. There has recently been
completed - skz ossssr Ct Mrs
Roosevelt and delivered a the
White hsune = massive tnrxsG ma
hogany bed which - FsiteFaiY adj
mitted 10 hs nne Of ths han1sotneEt
pieces % furniture produced In the
United States tn some ysArss
This res bed. which NaH designed
IN Aeeordsnrr @ith suggestions made
BY Mrs Roosevelt IL sSp.efed %
inaugurafs a fad for the revival %
IA fdsorne wooden b-eds lu place %
tsts ornamental brass ana Iron bsis
which have ben in favor for some
yssrs past
Mrs. Roosevelt IL known rs a
woman Of decided originality %
taste. aud u II therefore not sur
prtsing that the desisn chsseu for
thsp piece Of furniture i In a great
sense a return TO the hisn-pesHtsl
b-dr Of the Colonial period.
"a viii b noted from the accom-
ranyfng picture. tha new bed is
rather Low and IL very richly carved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
CHAIRS MADE TO SIT ON

Pred schuman Vas fined iib and
costs BY Justice Cam. this morn
iug. fo- striking r. r Mccun-
nauzhsy over the head with a chair
when tie case vas called for trial
yesterday morning. Schuman did not
appear. A bench warrant VAS la
sued for hiH arrest. but he appeared
in the courtroom before 81 had been
served He had misunderato0d the
time Of the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF gTOCKHOLDER8
Notice iB hereby given TO all whom
Il may concern. that a special meet
Ing Of the stockholders OF The hide
pendent Telephone Company Ga cor
poration OF the state Of WaahlngtonJ
will be held at the offices Of said
-eefnYapy IN the city Of Seattle
Washington, on the 22nd day Of
June. 1903, at 10 O'Clock a. m, for
the purpose Of taking action and
voting upon the question Of increan-
ing the capital stock OF said COM
pany 10 One Million Dollars.
Seattle. Washington, April 25th.
1903.
W. -. KTMBALL,
JAS. y. HOWE.
". ~. UfNE.
q. -. CLAYPOOL.
Trustees
q. Is. cLAYPO0L. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Leo Moore admitted In Justice
Georges court this morning that he
had stolen saw from J. W Glen.
mer. and now he will serve out fioo
fine in the county Jail for the theft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

INpIANAPoLia May - -fspe-
eial - liecsuHe she refused to make
the bed occupied hy Hooker T.
Washington. Miss Lulu spence. q
etambormaid AZ the Hotel English
iusi her Job The story 81 the met
dent reached the South. aua the
young Woman NaH a once declared
heroine. To show appreciation 81
what they called her pluck" a
n.ls sII,sni MsH .iartud among the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

sauthsrneFH 90 raise a puFse for MsHf
spence. and contributions have been
pouring Ia steadily. The "piuckY
siri already has "a bank arcuunt If
81 0ia. A check for 500 was received
from an admiHer IN New orleans.
end the offer OF good position Vas
mrde by a hotel proprietor la Texas
Most Of the contributions are com.
inE from Alabama. Georgia and
Mississippi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
O. A. n. spoLans

May 20. a. 2s. Pare and one.thifd
for round trip. via the Scenic
Route" Great Northern Railway
city Ticket once. et7 First ave. s''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

The standard has
always been placed
o. high that ire
wearsr receives mere
vshe toE Ais neaey
IN the W. l.. neaslas
$3.50 shoas than he
can get elsewhere.
This ls che reason
W l. rssaglzs makes
and sells more mems
$50 shoes than any
other t~e unAngfzc.
tafers IN tie weird.
II W. /. Douglas $50
shces placed side hy
side wsh s. 90 and
&oo shoes 81 other
makes. are isund e b
iast a. reed. They
wtll oufwdsf tao pairx
Of ordinary - 50 shoes.
A trial wiz ecnvincs
yea tsey ave the best
In the ~ofld.
W. l. Douglas s. 80
shoes are mace In all
mcdern sly IS and all
kinds Of American aad
impaired lesih<rs s.sre
a. used in S. ard V
thoet.
Sold b. e. Doeslas
shce stores "a Afnetc1a
ciiles Yelling erect rom
factory 10 we&reT 81 enc
2 S =
dealers ssesy~h.Fe.
|
II. hsxs 81 scar v. y pssF.
]: 4: :' Il, :;;:i y! !: !;
= !: Z: n :;.., .; !: - g. ,; 8:
sssss 80 ss.ss.s sss Ass'
800 =. !: . :-.= -. y..I
ts-s. s~aa ssa-f assess q s.siwy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
to Eleven FRIDAY
urs of storecrowding specials Seae greatest store

Stewards Duplex Nickel Flsssss
and Black Safety Pins WI WI
guarded Strings. al sises SOW .s
everywhere at loe per CARL ~
II. per card .........ss-.'..s "
Chinese Handy Ironing Wax. ss,{
best quality. with handles soy
regularly at &c per stick " -
PER stick ..s....ss.,,.. $500.
Liebig's Beef Extract, reks.a
price doc. ) TO ii......-..... :. :. ~ =.
Malvina Cream regular pri0e a.
To II ss....s..,sss...s = E, -. -
EPSON Salts. pound paekagrs :,
ulHr price Csc paekage' y ~
package ...ss...sss.. .s.''. a..-...,fsr
Woodbury's Facial SOAP fesis r
price 25c cake: to H. ~
Bows and Youths kansafoes -. "a
aud Satin Calf Lars uT
quilted soles. si.5o am "a
values for .s.-...s.,s...s.s.s 1.sl
Ladies' Patent Kid French ~
oxford Tie. turn sole, pia, 49, ~
regular $3.50 value; price lsass
KABO CoRsETs. s9c-friaAs ~. AZ
offer Kabo Corsets, Gibson men, nv.
colors drah, white and black VI II
hroldery trimmed, sizes u y soc
Boys Straw Hats s5o VALVES iae
II ...,......tss.,. .''.s''''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

...s+ss. ,.fH 49,. rssaessss N1as uu
] sell frcsh water slab wood AT S2O0
per lond. Fresh water mill wood az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

GREAT Ladies' Kid
Gloves, fine grade Glace Gloves.
ovcrEeam and two clasps, colars
black. white. mode. rcd. tan.
brown and gray. gloves that sell
usually for 1926 pair. here
from 5 20 II tomorrow morning.
TOT MINIMUM .bbo
Note.--Each sale r. final; pos
itiYely none exchanged.
2s-in. All Wool Cream Wasting
Flannel. regular price Zoe a yard
10 IL ..ss...ss..s..s... .JOo
l0-in. Fine Black jacquard Bril-
llantine, regular 5bc value, TO
IL .s..s.s...s.... aBc
5000 SIX Petticoats quantity
limited, to II ......,.. $1,000
$500 White silk and Real Lace
Waists .ss...ss....ss Nb.oo
800 Wash Waists, in white or col
ufa sssssssss.ss ssrs.sss re 900
TOO Wumen's pettiooats, all sig
es .....ssss.ssts. aoc
Misses Junior Skirts, nicely made
In all wool and neatly trimmed,
worth $500; : TO II S3.0S
MIsaes' Junior Crash Wash Skirts,
neatly made. 4 rows braid head
ing flnunee, good fL2b values;
tQ II .....s......s.... 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
A Few Good Things From
Our
Muslin Underwear
Department

Infants and Chndren's stockinet
Diapers. all sizes. values IS. spe-
elal for Friday ....s.......A5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

low ewes. ace cured b. tnis r 'sa1ossd
IL is called DR.. Gunns hrusgisis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Children's Muslin Gowns. sizes 2
TO II years regular value sec
tse and Ssci special, 5 TO II SOC
women's White Aprons, made OF
lawn with fancy woven satin
striped borders. regular values
use: special, $ to II Ice
The Cleopatra Tape Girdle, colors
pink. blue and white. regular
value 1bc. special. 3 60 II. .5oo
This lot OF Children'H Umbrellas,
with natural wood handles and
frame the same as on "A St.a0
umbrella, regular price soc; s 90
a stss-.ss.. ..sss.sssss.s. Jbc
Ladies' SILK and Linen umbrel-
las. made up the same as a 81. 90
umbrella. with both fancy and
natural wood handles, formerly
cold as high as $3.50. s TO II.
sssssssss s.-sss.ss#sssssss use
A few specials In Children's Para
sois; from 5 TO IL the prices are
....,.s.s...t....s Toe and 10c
Very best quality Gem Pins. fun
count. needle points. always sold
ut 90 per paper; TO IL, per paper
,.t......... #......,............ Sc
india Rubber Pocket Combs, in
cases, very best quality, fine and
coarse teeth. regularly sold at
lbc each, S to IL, each....... Tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

| 40 fore
city n
|ass,ln.
SrN ,s's a
ISy9 prov NJ
|ahsass, eci1
'krtio s'th
H. een an
Ie
|lula pai|
-,
|a Gss,
|ta~SS 'gte|
Pie s,,ehs|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

- ue sure una can on us vrtyr,.
purchasing elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Women's CLOSED Drawers. made of
good quality muslin with deep
hemstitched ruffle. regular
value csc. special, Friday lbe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
sensational I'm dcrpric,
ing I'm Our
Boys Clothing
Dept

There are several groups Of
Boys suits that have sold down
to sfnall lots. and We shall let the
haiailcs 20 tomorrow at the ntt,s
prices named below
BOYS WASH SUITS
= doz Boys Wash suits With
fancy trimmings. large sailor
collars. in colora OF plain. siEss
10 ~ years, regular price &C.
for Friday ....st...s.....3 1s
dor Fancy Trimmed Wash euis
In gold in white hraii large sail.
or collars. sizes . 10 u yssrs.
very neat hitting and good vaigs
M CSC for Friday ......... 55s
..z.-.s s,ss. q. q.
wunts. eusCNE or ntEflps-. laEss
collars. nicely trimmed in colcr-
ID braid: all this line has uh!s-
ties on fancy braid attached:
sizes : 70 - years. regular pEix
lice. for Friday ........... VIE
8 doz Fancy Wast Suits. Ia hsevy
summer weights. nicely trimmed
IN braid OF all coiarr. whistle A.
tnehsd. fancy coiofed collars u
plain. sizes : 70 IL years, good
value AT si-s0. now going az
Boys All Wool Double Breass.
I'd suits. IA late spring patterns
iirht and dark colnred this iin<
consists Of fancy worEtet cnssfc<z
twceds and other materials fbess
suits are nicely tailored and NJ
+ perfect: sizes ranging from ! 70
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Ts new department quickly favor The
prices quote mefesanae We
have jar received Witch viii b sale To-
a following unheart-of prices;
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House Fur
nishing
Dept

alss. choice .............. 25c
H1us SprtnEy House BroumH. >
saw, selected stock .s...4...l be
Mrs. Potts Nickel Plated sad
Irons. J IN set. with handle, set
rsaasssss stasfsst fs.ssss ooe
Maple ChoppinE Bowls. u-ineh
size. earh sssstsss Gee sta sa p DC
Well Made Hardwood Toothplcks.
large BOZ s,ss.s+.-sat4 Fsrft sc
Heavy Tin DishpanA, is-qt pizc,
each sssssstttsstss#ss ltc
Good. Well Made Willow Clothes
Baskets ssessss.s.ss..sas zoe
Any Size Screen Doors, choice
.4sss+ss.sss ssssssss.ssf Toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Spring Mattresses

Chndryn's White Preach Dresses
made % fine lawn. whist all ersr
fine tucks. bottom Of skirt has
deep hem and olnstef Of six fine
tueks. neck and sleeves edged
with embroidery. sizes I. :, and
g. regular price ,2.o0s SPECIAL
friday
Infants Long Dresses. fnade o.
soft finish cambria. yoke -.
hemstitched tuckE. neck ana
sleeves edged with narrow iss''s-
stitched ruff1e and feainef
stitching. regular price DC, sls-
cial, Friday ..t.........s.SSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

These are IN pretty castor ana tan shades with
extra deep yoke heading. vide boz pAits that run
10 the bottom Of skirt fiarinF. &nch points from
yoke between ehen piait. button trimmed ard bot
tom fun stitched. 10 be found In the lot 70 sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

| Anothe /
IA,ned al
IAs city h
|@ecnon|
IsNnea AL
| A. fore|
eef the |
Shb ioin|
hsaxly nal
bon at i
hIgkt:
Resoiv|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

White Enanieled lied. extra finish.
not the cheap ordinary kind, but
has china Eiuss polish thbi is a
handsome Ecfsn design. with
camel shaped head and fbot. ia
4sfoat. SO and &c. value ai ~ -.
special Tor any nins .......s sx-Io
WHIT. Enameied bed. sire 80, 80.
and f-s, this IL a scroll design.
with camel shaped head and foot
aud - inch brass bases making
Il very attractive bed. value Al
tsbo. special .............. s4.2S
Extra Heavy Iron Reds. in white
aud Euld. blue and geld, and APP
pie green and gold. This II
heavy scroll design. with massive
huaks and ehilis and brass spin
dies. value az tiaoo. special =.
sse.sssssas sfss*#sss .sss.sss eo.Wo
Black and gold. white and gold.
blue and gold. and apple green
and gold. IN Sc and 90. This h
e very heavy continuous bent
pests. with shell rhiiis and seven
upfiKhts. value at ti25Q. special
,fts..ss.. sss..ss ..stss.sss, sb.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Thsac pretty skirts In tobacco brown only. with
loosc cape yoke open front 10 poinf and sute hea
edge. button trimmed, ali CORES at bottom trim
med with ssifsHffapn. diamond crossed ana Hlik
tnaid With button points viii be found In the lot
10 sell attssssss.ss sssssssssss. ss+tts.ssr.f s"o
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, - /. -. -
white ara I uitrTrsf itsaEs %iki. -
extension font IN the follow INK
coiars White and sod, blue
and gold. apple green and gold
This bed ~ made for good wear
a. well a. effectiveness. The pill
lars are extra heavy. with shell
chliis. seven upFtgb.s. brass top
rails. spindies. rozetteH and Ia
inch vases. value al tiibe sIs-
cihl ,s..s+.ssst+ sss.-s.s..ss +o.oo
Extra Heavy IYssa Beds. In white
and gold. hive and gold. and
green and goid. These beds are
very attractive. a massive scroll
design. with camel shaped head
and foot. tslnch brass spineissi
with heavy husk at head and
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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-14
THE TRUSTS GETTING EVEN.

Sometime ago the beef packing cor
porations We're fined by the Missouri
courts, the sum of five thousand dollars
each for conducting monopolies and
they paid their fines. Now they have
increared the price of their products,
and i'll this way they mean to have the
people pay the cost of their litigation.
On the Is of the present month, the
Eederal Salt company, in the United
states District court in San Francisco.
pleaded guilty to maintaining a mon
'opolv under the Sherman antitrust
law. The Judge withheld his sentence.
but will pronouce it today. 1 he max
imum penalty for this offence is five
Thousand dollars, and the court will
probably impose this fine.
The Federal Salt company after it
had secured monopoly increased the
price OF salt from about five dollars
per ton to thirty dollars per ton. Now
the Federal Salt company will paw its
fine and we may soon expect an in
crease in the price of salt to such an
extent that even we who don't consume
much of it will feel it. After the in
crease i'll the price of salt, doubtless
the Beef trust will again increase the
price of its products, because it con-
sufnes considerable salt.
Perhaps sometime in the future the