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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-03-20

w. Il. Holt of Cross Roads was
here Monday and while In town
made this Office substantial call.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-03-20

/ tpih'fN S'hhtlt flir-vuflf I" Na'hNi'ht @a' Wv
Etb. 1905.
The State Of Missouri at the relation and to
the USE of W. Z. Gardner, Collector Of revenue
Of Montgomery County. Missouri, Plaintiff,
James Dougherty. defendant
tsuit FOR Delinquent Tsses)
Now ON this 18th. day OF March 1905 comes
plain,in herein by his attorney before the Under
signci Clcrk Of the Circuit Court Of Montgomery
County. Missouri, Ia Vacation ana lilies his
petition AMI sndayit herein, stating among
other tbings, that the above named defendant
James Dougherty IL \ non. resident OF The state
of Missouri, aud that the ordinary process VI
law cannot be served upon him.
II IA therefore ordered by the Ci.rk aforesaid
in Vacation. that publication he made q ing
him, the said defendant. that all action has been
commenced against him by position In the
Circuit Court, the objec. aud general nature u
which Is to obtain Judgment against him. said
defendant. for taxes. interest aud costs. due on
real estate situated In the County Of Mpntgom.
cry. state Of Missouri. and described a. followsi
10 acres n H.. ). Z See, y Twp a. u &, W,
Tor the years of isy aud l,0, amounting In the
aggnsatc TO The sum OF - and that std
judgment be declared y lien Ia iayor Of said
County 81 Montgomery, anil all equities Of re-.
drinption iorecIo-ei. aud tina, said lien b. IN.
forced by the sale of said real estate or ~ much
thereof rs may he necessary To satisfy the Judg-
mvnt.
And unless said defendant. James Dougherty,
lie aud appear at iie neat regular tcrm VI said
tircnit Court. 10 be begun and holden at the
Court House In the CITY oi Montgomery, Mont
Hoincry County, Missouri. on the frst Monday
In MAY next 1904, aud ON Or before the third day
thereof " said term shall ~ long continue. aud
II not then before the end Of said term m d nIc
his snswer or otherwise plead to said PLAINTIFFS
petition. the same will be taken a. cont csslon
aud Judgment rendered accordingly.
And II Is further ordered by the clerk aforc.
said, In vacation, that a copy thereof be- publish.
vi In III. Tribune, a newspaper published In
said Montgomery County. for four weeks sue.
crssi,eiy, published At least once a week. the
last Insertion Ia he at least 10 days brfor. the
commencement Ut The next regular term Of this
Court.
Given under m, hand this 18th. day Of March
iiUs. LyERfrT bARiOS.
CLERK Circuit Court, In Vacation.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-03-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or MISSOURI

In Circuit Court at city Of Montgomery, Mont
goinery County, Missouri, In vacation. March
Etb. ig03.
The State Of Missouri Of the relation and to
the USE Of W. Z. Gardner, Collector Of revenue
Of Montgomery County. Missouri. Plaintiff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

We, tho undersigned Manufacturers
~ CafbODalad beverages have formed
an Association tor tho mutual prOior
ilDD " oar property VIA bottles ana
Uas0H, tho loss NJ which durlnB iho
year last past has been onDrmDns N
fact, ~ Hu0h ~ 0sirni ihhl WI nav"
NOT boon abla ~ pay more lbhn roo
Ming DsD0nHpBr
~ n matter NJ business, w. VIII, -
iha ~ day ~ juy 1908, lnhuRiirnln n
system whereby strict account NJ bDla
tics delivered ~ ana received from
zach doaluf IN ChrbDnalnd beverages
VIII ~ kHBl, ana M tho pnd NJ rhrli
month ~ M soon M possible Thereafter
our authorized agent VIII balance rhpli
bottle account aDd should ibolo b. u
shortage h8 VIII collect fDf slinli dehrll
Al tbe rate ~ rye cents pef bOlilei
w respectfully request each dealer IN
tjaIDDHhlHd beverages commonly rhll
NJ soda Water ~ cooperate WIN iis
~ The 6flnnt NJ requiring n deposit NJ
plys Gents Daf bottle whore said bot
ilea MG iabaG aNay from lliolf place
N business
W. shall On ne above date dlsrgn
llhug lhH practice when has been II
vogue fDf BJinp lime NJ SWING any "es
ara hotties IN HhDli dUlHn ANA hny dls
count IN on prices wbloh VIII Da noi
Tha increase IN lhe cJH NJ maie1a
ana No loss M bottles has forced NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
SAILING TO-DAY.

Blmr, Claudlne, Parker, for Maui
ports, NJ b y, NJ
Btmr, Mlknbaln, urngOry, Tor leleels,
kOlOn, Nhwlllwlll, Ahnklni and Hama
mauln, NJ y, ~,
blmf, NOenu, poderHhD, for lhhnlna,
Mnnlhea, il0nOhna ana KukuIhnolr, "
bp, ~
ungO, schr, Eclipse, TOwDtrnd, tor
Maui ana Hawaii ports, NJ 3 D. ~
ACbr Ada, for Kauai ports, n b y, ~,
Am Hhr, ItObi lIlRd, Erickson, for
Elcole, NJ = D. ~,
An amr ArgylI may sail for IAN
Francisco, y, ~,
~ - - - 4. - ~ ~ - - -
Mr. CbllllngwOrlh said that 6Dnl
decision In tho matter NJ tho County
AOl would not como Within tho NE
NJ tho salaries bin under discussion
m appeal would Do taken ~ tho ~
prone Court NJ tho United states ana
n was safe ~ say that N would b. ~
least Two years bGiOrG any action VA
taken,
M0tlOn 10 Pass
NJ, pulaa moved that tho item pass
~ In tho bin, This motion was pn
ana lost by u vote NJ IN 10 b, Mr. ~
Ian voting against bis own WOllOD1b'
ayes and moss we're ~ fOllOwaI
AyoB MosBrs ADdrade, chilllDg
worth, 0nDdall, Harris ana EDud
sen b,
Noes Mosarg, hyl6li, Damien, Yer
Bnndoz, KAN, Kalama, KaDlbO, Kaala
Nan, KolllD0l, kOu, KuplGoa, Long, NJ
knlola, ON, panle, pulaa, pufdy wa
ara Wright IN,
ltsm stricken Out .E
1bH motion 10 strike Out Tho ltGt
WAS then phi ana carried NY u YDtG q
u "a u, the only change from Tho alloy
bolDg In tho vote NJ Mr. BGlllnOl, VII
voted against striking Oui,
~ u lltlla after ~ noon, ibG n0H
blllloo arose nDd reported In favor 4
lLo passage VI tho bin M amended
The House ibgfsupOD took u recess W
~ y O'ol0oh q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
NOTICE. TO eptplroRs,

The undersigned hnylnH been nuly
appointed Administrator " tho Estate
vi Il, West late NJ Honolulu, oahu,
deceased, hereby Rlycs notice 10 oil
persons having claims nghlnhl said 49,
tate 10 preRonl tho same, duly anthem
IIonlod nnd with tho proper vouchers
any exist whether secured by mort
gnpo Ur otherwise, ~ him NJ his ONE,
In tho Judiciary building, Honolulu
aforesaid, within hS months from lh'
date hereof, or they viii be forever
barred
nntrd honolulu, June ~, 1908
OEOHuE LUcAb
Administrator NJ iho Estate NJ
u West Deceased
alsp June 70 3d. July T. n,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
lazy soMtpsers lllNtss,

lONdon, June y Lady llcnry Nom'
crtet who has hccN dNNnrroNpN w
from rupture W tho howclp has Nnd'
crgONe an operation and VIII he M
able to attend the convention " the
Worldp Womenp Christian Tempcr'
aNce linton Vt ucnevN, switzerland,
June nth
N Developed today that Lady llrNry
Somerset was pNncrpcded IN the priest.
deNcy VI the National nrl,lnh Women,
temperance Association hecNNne ph'
advocated municipal owNcwhln'ot pub
llV hNnaea,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
DEPARTED,

Monday, June 20,
Hlmr Lohun, Nnpnln, Tor MolokaJ
ports.
Atmr NllhRu, Thompson, Tor Puma
mu,
HChr, l(nulltohOull, Tor kOhRlalolor
BChr, Lady, Tor kOOlau ports,
Hlmr ~ ~ Hon. 1nlloli, tor ka
ppa, AnahOln, KllauoO, Kallhlwni AM
llnnnlrl,
Tuesday, June 49,
Almr Knnu, Freeman, Tor mo m,
way ports, NJ " ~,
An Hohr william Dowdon FIerem
Tor Nan Francisco, NJ y, ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
BY AUTHORITY
POUND NOTICE,

IN accordance win Tho pr0yiRlOB ~
section 49,, Chapter ~ " The laws ~
1884, have this day set apart suit
hbl6 enclosure for Tho imp0uDdlng ~
ogirays VI Kupeke, Island " NOlOhal,
said Pound being situated ~ tho lana
~ Mr. Chns, buchanan, NJ Kupeke, Mo
lOkni,
HENRY u COOPER,
Superintendent VI ublln WORKS
Mr. Charles buchanan has This day
been appointed Pound Master Tor ib'
above Pound
HENRY w. COOPER
Superintendent NJ Public Works
Department NJ Public WORKS, Homo
lulu, June ggBd, 1908, 1850 ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
eNt,esNr erRAwutRRIts,

baltimore, June v Many thousands
VI dollars have been Lost ny phlppclb
VI straw herrlob from the vast truck
farms IN the eastern shore W Mary
land A great slump IN nrlcca was
rhNsod ny the sudden NrcNNlNW W the
drought and tho hot aNN which WnldlS
llpenrd the herrlea They Nfo helms
thrown IN tho market tor what lhcN
win Nmg frequently polNp Ut ! cent
a uuNU
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23

Weather llurenu rnnnhnn, June ~
81, Temperature MOlnlng mlnlmNm
n midday mNNlmum, w,
barometer ~ "a, M aOOO, steady
llnlnfnll, 90
nrw Point NiF
Humility VI v u, M az per cont
Wind, llghl n n, w., weather clear
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
NEW = TO-DAY
NOTICE or eepAetNtpselr,

Notice In hereby plycO tina, the IN.
drrHlpNed rcpldon,n VI llllo Hawaii,
w. w. have formed y ~ partnership NJ
lilo Tor tho purpose NJ dolng NunlncnN
M contractors Tor public works, fhll
road construction, etc. under tho nm,
name or npn,un n Arloll
q, y, MENTION
u, AillOll
IllO, Hawaii, " w. June IN, lNOl
glsNlt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
ARRlVtp,

Tuesday, June IN,
A. II, Y, u, NenrOHkNn 0roene from
knhulul, NJ "a, N,
Almr, Wnlnlcnle Cook lrom Kauai
ports, NJ TOO u, NJ,
AOhr, rhnH IT, Woodbury., ll0m llh'
wall ports ~ $40 u, ~,
Tuesday, June eN
Bchr kNwnllnnl, Moses, from ko"'
Ian ports, NJ lgIlO y, N,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23

right ~ with The payment " salaries
~ Dattod
Provision Wlse One,
Mr. Harris pOHinHdnd that tho DrOyl
vision Whs wise one, lie dld not
ihlHh that IN tho event ~ tho County
1914 beiig knocked OHt, tho people
wanted ~ Dny another 100000 fof n
special session ~ tho boRlslaufp, liz
wanted ~ much M any member IN The
ll0ugn tat tho County Aci should ~
into fOnG bUt h. dld moi fool thai by
striking on the section under discus.
sion NJ matter would be- helped In
any wnG II tbG Legislature wanted n
County Act n was ~ 10 them 10 pass
Gnn that was legal,
Ayls,t In support
NJ as lott supported tho motion IA
STRIFE on Tho Item, saying that II lODk
~ very much IA him from tho tenor NJ
ibe same that there was doubt M n
The Yildlliy NJ tho County Aoi ~ fai
~ h. was concerned, there was M
d0ubt In his mind ana h. dld moi want
~ sHG anything In The salaries BIN that
lGGhed anything HE n doubt,
Protection 10 the psopls,
! M, ADdrade said that Tho Item VA
u protection 10 The people NJ large, Il
Tho Ad WA knocked on how ia M
House propose 10 provide Tor iho mi
hnea ~ tho various employees NJ M
Government named In The BIN uDdG
consideration 10 believed that N,
County AH would stand Tho iest, IN
there WIS m attempt being made u
ihe courts ny tho enemies " COnniI
, AW n have Tile NJ tho BIZ Alrloke
OUl II his werd accomplished, iho
No body and M tai would M, 100,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
FOUND,

.rouNp-Cro0hollod gleel purse, ron.
lnlnlng money Same may b. hhl
NJ this once by proving property ana
paying for hd Hlhbli
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23

IUund that these men hf0 compelled ~
have telephones IN their houses ana
~ uHp bluyrlrH NY lhc circumstances
NJ their work Your committee feel
that those mpn should hu allowed VI
more month pnrh Tor The rent NJ lol'
rphUnpH These m0n work almost
every dny aud every night Including
hOIldnyB ana sundays Your commit
too would recommend that their Bnls
aries b. IlCmlInd 10 road ~ Iollows
"pny NJ Eight Pilot lioys NJ 'Cb
lalgO,'"
II, W AYLETT,
JONAH kUMALAE,
J. u, pAELE,
N u KOU,
w. " OlIL
H. N KuPlilEA,
HENRY g. VIDA,
BAM " ClliLLINGwOnTIi
q, A. LONd,
w. W, HARRIS,
~ DAM len,
FRANK ANDHADE
Kuplhss's New Item,
NJ, Kuphsa moved that Tho follow
iHg nov item h. inserted In lhe bllli
pay NJ Keeper, Nuuanu Reservoir,
1000" The amendment Wns supported
w Mr. b0ng, who stated that h. had
seen Andrew brown, superintendent
NJ water works, who had stated that
be- would rather have tho Keepers hhl'
ary Increased ny u specific nppr0Dflip
ton m lhhi would make N UnIeceH'
sary Tor him ~ pny from ihe incident
nIa fDr hia Onirn M Harris moved
10 reduce ~ $3.50 ana WIS supported
by Mf KnndH0n, Mr. cbllllnRwOnh
wins NJ The Same opinion Mr. kuplD
boa accepted tho amendment NJ NJ
Harris, Mr., Fernandez wanted ~ fnD
fpf tho matter ~ u special committee
Mr ufeenWfll rnllsd NJ llhrls n
tho char aGd TOOK The Moor The li"n
hn1lly carried, .
Mr Lewis moved ~ insert ne FOL
lowing Item SALARY ~ Reservoir
Keeper, llllO, $500" 1hls wns MOI sec
OndHd,
NJ Pulha moved 10 insert u De'
Item "TWO pol Inspectors, kOlhln
w aaph per month, 'lsO" Nj chlI
llngUGuh said ihai h. knew The Dls
4 iTIn NJ KOhnlh ana n would take
man MI DAY ~ gel rom One place u
another ~ M my inspecting n ~
item we're inserted II would slmDl
b. matter NJ drawing salary ~
motion NJ ~ pillan HaF lost ny
yGlg ~ vs. ~ ~,
section ., . sHsG
Thp House continued lb0 fnnflbR I
tho latter sections NJ lbe blll IN Ofdr
w AHlHh II ~ ana RHl The BnnHlli
through bul n HnhR was blflirh Hhr
| n oam5 ~ he niih sgotlJD when read
M follows
en0liGn h, IN OaaG Tho M pfOyl1li
! lGr the GIgaHlglHg ana government
counties hnd lhg managemeni An1 80
MOI N inblln works ana Institution
fails ~ NJ lHiO erect M January 4,
lG0i, ihrn tho appropriations fOf m
aries aHd Day rolls, provided IN N
hd shlll continue pfO rata fOr ilIa N
: anTG NJ ihn hspal period
Motion 10 strike out
Mr RGlamR moved ~ strike 0Ul II
nom, gaylHg that there seemed ~
, FGmH iJuDl m ~ tho County MI
!, IhGp should b. ~ provision ~ Il
j WHd N lhe blll 'fle county M N
pressed lhe Legislature ana mo li0ii
should ~ ~ Tho suppGslllGD that
vas llN " tho county Am "
fHO0Fad on ny tho C0Hfa, lhGD n "
No dui/ N no Governor ~ Oall n NJ
oIal session NJ No Legislature f0r I
purpose NJ passing another C0un
/, Net n Fedl0R we're Ion In Tho b
there WUHld b. ~ trouble about g0l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
NOTICE 70 eRrplroRs,

the UNDERSIGNED, having been
duly appointed leSUCulflk u The Last
WIN ana Testament " Joseph ballard
Alherl0n, late ~ Honolulu Island N
Oahu deceased
NOTICE n hereby given 10 nll per.
sons ~ present their claims against
the Estate NJ said Joseph ballard Ath'
orl0n, deceased duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage ~ other
wise 10 Charles n, Aihoron VI his ~
nee NJ tho corner NJ bethel and klng
streets, Honolulu, Island ~ Oahu
within Xix MONTHS from The date
hereof " they viii b. forever barred
ana MI persons indebted IA said Estate
arG hereby requested ~ make lmme
date payment 10 tho undersigned ~
~ said Charles " AlheHOB,
JuLlETTE MONTAGUE ATTENTION
EkHmiilk NJ TOO Last VIII ana
Testament " Joseph Ballard
AihenDB, Deceased,
Honolulu, June ~, 1908,
gIsy June CO., Jnly 2, y, 49, ~,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
Losf,

LosT-AaludRy night, between Prog
ross block And W. llerberls Once,
AlnkoR street, pearl HlnhurHl sui
able reward Inquire NJ his 0illoo
aihb2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
WANTS
For Want Column See Page n,
WANTED,

A YOUNG graduate IN medicine from
scotland VIII arrive IN Honolulu 0n
~, Sierra, On July 49, 1908 Would
HE lorum IonenR work Tor u short
porlod For particulars amy N
T. o. lioK 77Or vihhll
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-23
,ioues,
NOon,Iuued from PAGE ~

INOntlnund IRON Nhre ~
VIA, on nGRNloN y,
nlAllOr
Nv ", y. Alien, President,
ENfENplllHE Mllih
FER Peter illph President
lAAlAll uNAN,
Aupl anllnrb llOmo
oahu Delegation Report
RcNNlr lllW M Y liN MOnlhH' Az
preparation lIllll was taken w IN
Committee " tho Whole the oahu
delegation ~ whom tho pilot boys hn'
precipitation was rcfprrcd tor u report
VI \ n'rlnrl this Afternoon nnnOunclnp
readiness ~ report ~ once AIlof v
wait VI about ntleon minutes The
oahu delegation reported ~ fOllnNh,
the report hrlng adopted
nYOUr committee C0nHlRllng NJ The
members " tho House NJ Representa-
7 llycH from lhp island ~ oahu, ~
/ whom was rotorrpd Item 0bl " said
AenNip NH No ., beg leave ~ report
thai they have had lhp same under
careful consideration nnd found that
there nrr Giant boat boys working To-
The rllulB once win monthly mi
Any NJ Gun per month each We have
found that these men are compelled II
have telephones IN their houses aud
~ uar bicycles ny lho circumstance
NJ their work Your committed feel
that those mon should ho allowed "
moro u month cnCh fOr he rent NJ lol
rphunrn, These mon work almost
every dny aud every night lnoludlnl
holidays ana Rundnya, Your commit
too would recommend that their bnl
aries b. llcmIlpd 10 read ~ follows
"1rny NJ Eight rllol lIoys NJ 'Cb
anon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30
MANY ARMY PROMOTIONS.
Changes That Will Result From Gen
Young's Retirement.

Secretary Root has announced that all
the promotions to result from the statu-
tory retirement of Lieut.. Gen. Young,
chief of staff. on the 9th proximo, have
been agreed upon and will be nominated
to the Senate on the reassembling of that
body next Monday. The nominations will
include that of Maj. Gen. Chaffee, assist
ant chief of staff, to be lieutenant gen.
eral and chief of staff, and those of sew
eral brigadier generals to be major gen
erals, with aeview to the retirement of all
save the last one named, who will be the
permanent major general
That plum will undoubtedly fall to
either Gems. Randall Kobbe, Grant or
Bell 1t is also possible that Brig. Gen.
Weston, commissary general, who has
been in bad health for some time, may
be made a major general and retired 1t
is said he can have the promotion on that
on active duty in his present rank.
Colonies who served in the civil war
and have good records are to be made
brigadier generals and retired in accord
ance with the policy OF the War Depart
ment, and it is believed that the perma-
nent vacancies in that grade will be filled
by the appointment of young, energetic
officers, who distinguished themselves in
the campaigns in Cuba and in the Phil
ippines. Capt. A. S. Mills, superintendent
Of the Military Academy; Col. Crowder of
the judge advocate generals department
and Capt. ]. j. Pershing, 18th Cavalry
are mentioned as likely to receive sub
Stantial promotions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

affidavit of the applicant that he has money
enough to support himself and all who may
be dependent upon him. All United States
citizens who desire to go to the above
named districts should procure passports
from the Department of State before leav
ing the country.
The consul general transmits the follow
ing copies of acts relating to the necessity
of an agent of a foreign firm procuring a
license:
Notice to travellers representing firms
whose place of business is not in the
colony of the Cape of Good Hope
Agent of a foreign firm means any
person, other than IN importer, who
sells or offers for sale by sample or other
wise goods of firm whose place of bust
ness is not in this colony. The license for
every agent of a foreign firm is f25. When
any such license shall be issued upon or
after the LIST of July there shall be payable
only one-half of the appointed sum. If
taken out any time before the LIST of July
there Shall be no deduction.
IF any person who should, in obedience
to or In conformity with this act aforesaid
take out and possess any license authoriz-
ing him to exercise any trade, business or
occupation, or perform any particular mat
ter or thing, shall be proved to have done
or performed, without having previously
half required any act amounting to or in
the way of the exercise of any such trade
business or occupation, or be proved to
have performed anything for the perform
apce of which a license shall be required
such person shall for every such act forfeit
any sum not exceeding five times. the
amount of the charge or duty payable for
or in resTect to the particular license which
such person ought to have taken out or
possessed
Licenses are obtainable from the distrib-
utter of stamps at the office of the civil
commissioner, Vale street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30
AGAINST UNION LEADERS.
President Parry Addresses Representa-
tive Gathering in st. Louis.

A dispatch from st. Louis last night says:
In a speech tonight before representative
citizens from every line of trade and COM
merce in the city. David M. Parry of In
dianapolis. Ind. president of the Citizens
Industrial Association Of America. spoke in
favor of suppressing union leaders.
The meeting was held under the auspices
Of the Citizens Industrial Association of st.
Louis. which permanently organized and
adopted resolutions strongly disappearing
Of the CLOSED shop" the eight-hour law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30
NOT WITHOUT PERMITS.
Transvaal and Orange River Colony
Are Closed Lands.

The consul general at Cape Town, In a
recent dispatch to the State Department,
reports that no foreigners are allowed to
go to the Transvaal or Orange River Col
ony from Cape Colony without a permit.
which is granted in johannesburg on an
application sentsby the consul representing
the country Of which the applicant is a
citizen.
Attached to the application must be an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30
john Temple Graves to Lecture.

Arrangements have been made whereby
Mr.. John Temple Graves of Georgia will
deliver his famous lecture, 1.-THE Reign of
the Demagogue,' in the hall of the Ma
tional Rifles Armory Monday evening next.
This is the fourth number of the Epworth
League star course. Mr.. Graves is con-
ceded to be most eloquent speaker. His
lectures have attracted much attention and
he has been widely quoted in the press of
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

n OF of Mems Fine 50 Slippers: big
~ lot of extra good grade. 81 nm
samples; to go for. WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

n or of Women's Dainty Turkish
IL Boudoir Slippers and Fur AQc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

n OF of Extra Heavy White Blan
IL kets, with colored borders; the
kind that sell at 81. 2o pair; re- zoe
duced for quick selling to-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

\ OF of Handsome Nottingham Lace
Curtains; one pair of kind: selling
regularly up to IS; these. S1 O2
while they last, at...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

\ OF of Toys that sold up to e.
25c.; various kinds. ..............c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

H OF of Toys worth as high as GEr
IL 35c., to go for. Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

OF of Women's Fine Eiderdown
~ Slippers: very easy and Apc
soft; extra we'll made. . Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

\ OF of Nottingham Lace Door Pan
- els; from line sold at SOC; Doc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

\ OF of Infants Kid Shoes, soft and
- fine: a limited number of Ito
pairs to be sacrificed At.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

I OF of Women's Kid Boudoir Slip
pers; very dainty and Dc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

\ OF of Mems 81 Kidskin Slip
pers; soft and easy: extra AZ
good quality. Observation-Disclosures. WV
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N OF of fine Toys; sold up to AOc
Isl; reduced to...................'~ W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

N OF of Heavy White Spreads In good
~ patterns; not more than ASc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

CLARK'S o. N. T. Spool Cotton: any
number; black and white; to AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-30

MEMS ''High-Rock" Fleece-lined
lVA Shirts and Drawers to match;
finished seams and suspender tapes;
75c value; for tomorrow re- 2lNr