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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
BURDICK
MURDER
INQUEST

nuFFAtlo. n v. March 1.-THE
hurdick murder inquest began this
mofhlns Tremendous crowds ARE
around the raiiee station.
Unexpected bitterness n being
nhewn Detectives have accused nr.
Marry Of dplnE ali that u possible
TO ffusffn4s thsif Efforts.
u i sAid that although blood was
spiashcd ou the deer % the room ar
though from sofue swinging veal dn.
and that hrHtna Wefr scattered over
the cushion foot above the dead
mans head. the doctor insisted that
u was a case Of suicide. II IL said
tho doctor also did his utmost 70
have the sfTalf haHhcd up
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BURGLARS CARRY OFF
FIFTY fine HATS
GOODS VALUED AT BETWEEN 500 TAKEN
NGrTs AAsERoAsNERv FIRST AvENuE-PolcE.
USUAL.

Eagsft Burglars gained entrances
20 H~nuetts haherdashrry. At us
FIRST as~nue. daFtns last night aud
ceFsisd AMY fine hats valued At be-
tseeH ezQ and ttop The police haes
. cue W ths identsty Of the men
whe s7l1 the wofk. but no arrests
have been made. The burglars are
shousht 10 have been m the nsare
LAD eysrinx. Men answering the
dsorrirttpa Of veil known criminals
u<4s In tbs sioss lookinG AZ the
xenss that we're later stolen They
beuxht notasnx after being In the
store neeffy half an hour.
thzpukh a rear door. In ofesr 10 get
60 Tie deer the thieves had 10 stint
dem ~ side Of an open court at
tiN b<ck Of the tuildins on the alley.
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FIRE IN CLOSET

Fire brokc out In elases on the
first floor % the residence q Mrs.
n. f7aher. AZ IS Washington street.
az 10 % o'ciccks last night. The
blaze ~aN discovered soaa after "
started and the TIRE apparatus
called out The damage u estimated
al about t1n The origin Of the blaze
has not yet teea asesFsAiaed.
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AcROBATS COME
4 FROM JAPAN

The Nfntun Maru. Capt. ohno. 10
days from fokohafna. arrived In S.-
attic hafbor late yesterday after
noon. She brought 81 passengers
and leeo tons Of freight.
Among the Hioiun's Passengers
WAS . troupe Of Japanese acrobats.
This company. under tho manage
fneut o. Tim kseier. well known
threstrfcei manager, leaves today
for blew York
. Capsain ohna reports encounter
Inc a severe storm while crossing
the Pacific.
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CONCERT FOR REV.
j. G. MCPHERSON

A testimonial benefit concert IL TO
ba1t.udefed the Rev. J. Gordon Me
pf.1reon. fiera sment chaplin OF the
Ana nish a merisau war vetcrana, at
the Mount Hian Baptist church. on
m. fsid UNIVERSITY grounds. Tuesday
evetltns Mafch II. NJ y O'Clock. -
flrrat preoaretiona have been
,,,n.l. faf the event and u " thought
thai this y ~ be cne ef the most sue
crraft,i irbilcc concerts ever given
nv The eolofed people Of Seattle.
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SMALL BOY
POISONED

sifnry. the seven ye.r-old son o.
Mr.. and Mira = ffAkse-fl Of sfs Col
uuabi4 street. died 81 prosidsnee hos.
pftai 81 an early hour this morning
ef eiaof poisoning. caused by .
black ssceslns rubbing on an
abrsded toe
TIE hoY was taken sick four weeks
ssp. Df. Raymond Was called IN.
aaa affsf m summation he an.
rcunc>t that the boy's foot had been
po@eured ~ his stsch4ng Blood
t~mrstMm ehen set m. and tho bog
~as removed - The hospital
Ths nun~rai viii take place AZ 4
ocfrch tctzsaxrow afxernodn fron the
LADY II Decd Hop> chnrck. under
the eireesion 81 the Seattle Under
taking company. The int.rm~nt
Win b. In csivasy eesnstsry.
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The suits OF MarGnret Mochiy
against Henry Moehiey. and nela
Grey against Florence ofsy. were
cisinlssrd by the court because IL
vas not stated IN the complaint that
the plaintiffs were residents OF King
county.
The following divorces we're grant
"a; Gertrude Branch from John
Hranch. bscsus~ Of assertion. Lee
William from Carrie williams. De-
scrtion. Eliep Jackson from Jesse
Jackson. cruelty.
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CITY AND COUNTY
IN CONFERENCE

The committee or municipal
anaita ef the chamber OF cnnl-
NERVE held long conferences
with the county snmmisHipprrH
and Councilman jamrn and
Morrison aud several citiHena.
today. relative 10 the proposes
ton to erect a new city hall ana
county courthouse
The mHtiea Was Fuur Into at
length beth IN regard 20 a joint
city hRti and county courthouse.
or separate buildings ON the
same site. Of adiuininK sites. but
no arttnn Waa taken.
Many suEaeNtionH were made.
hut the matter - 0f such Vital
Importance aud thcrp are no
many things "a be- considered.
that the committee dscidr4 not
10 formulate report az this
time. but to let the matter lay
over until atafe facts and - fir-
ther expression ~ public opin-
len can be secured.
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inning MAN MURDERED
AND HIS BODY CONCEALED
Sarchers Find the Blood Stained Clothing of
Charles H. Observation-Disclosures of a GhasfIy
Crime Suspicion Points 10 Prominent People

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14

city today.
g. e. Lane. manager Of the VIVA
Vooss Mining company Of Nome. IL
q guest Of the Rainier. Grand.
Miss Ccunsii will arrive home TO-
morrow from an extended visit IN
ran Francisco. She 10 a passenger
on the Queen.
~ u. sh.rry. editor and proprietor
% the White River Journal, publish
"a AZ the naurishins town o. Kent.
" m the city today. Hr. ah.rpys
paper is one Of the oldest and best
country papers In King county.
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APPOINTED By
THE GOVERNOR

OLYMPIA. March lf.--Governor
mcbride yesterday appointed Il
victor Martin Of Wenefchee. A.
Judge OF the newly created dietrisf
consisting Of cheian. Oknnornn,
p"nflsh ana Ferry counties. The
appointment is to take effect April I.
The governor also appointed carl
Koch Of Spokane. ne n mrtnber ~
the Htnte board ~ barber examiners.
vice W. u. Jackson, term cxpi.ed.
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PLANS FOR A NEW
cHURcH ARE FILED

Plans for the new Tabernacle Zap
ti~t church. which IN 20 be built at
Flfxernth avenue north and Har-
rfson street, were filed with the
building inspector yesterday after
noon. The edifice II TO be a modern
church busidins and win cost tii. 900.
The members Of the Battery Street
Al ". church secured a permit TO
make ti.eoo repairs ON their build
lnr. which was recently damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
TW0 BIG REAL
ESTATE DEALS

The largest real estate deal 81 the
past week was made by Mcoraw a
kittinser. who sold for y. y. atimaon
the building on Second avenue, now
occupied by the Shannon Grocery
20. The price received was stb. 900
~. =. Turner Co. sold 10 William
~. bnird. Formerly of Dawson. the
y " McNausht mansion. nj the cor
ner OF hlxth avenue and Columbia
street. The price paid was ssi. 500
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FOR NEW HOTEL

Ths THIRD Avenue hotel has been
Incorporated IN the once Of the sec
refnry q state. Daniel Cartnody
owns majority OF the stock. The
conpeny will begin Immediately the
coaatfuction OF n 100000 hotel on
the northwest corner % Third ave-
nus and Marion street, where Mr..
Carsnbdy recently purchased a tract
Of land $50 feet square.
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MANY 70 ATTEND
the LAUNcHINc

seafsrina men will turn out IN full
fofrsat the launching sf the schooner
George ". billings at Port nlaksley
AZ o'clock this evening. The
steamer Sarah N. Hsnfon viii make
several extra trips this afternoon In
order 70 carry the crowds OF Seattle
people who will attend the iannch-
Ing.
A dance viii be given on a tenn
porary decs built In the hold Of the
vessel which will he lighted by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
COUNCILS
WILL MEET

councils OF the Royal Afcsnum Of
the city. WIN be held In the Pythian
hall. al First avenue and Pike
street. NJ 30 O'Clock next Thursday
night The work Of the order win
be cxempiihed BY select corpr OF
lojccrr 10 a class 81 30. Amoua
those present VII be Howard g. Wig
gins Of New York city. supreme or
afor. and tho officers 81 the grand
council Of the Royal Arcanum OF
Washington.
After the degree work. hanquet
win he spread In Acme College hall.
AT Second avenue snd Pike street.
at which 200 members OF the order
are expected 10 be TN attendance.
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peov. klncAIp 10 lucrueE

Prof. Trevor kincAld. brad AZ the
department of biology nj the Unit
ver.ify Of Washington. will deliver =
lecture tomorrow evening al Cnrpen-
tefs' halt Fourth and Piae street.
ture wiil be free. A. Prof. Kincaid
II the most popular lecturer on nat :
ursl scisnee in this state. a large at
tendance f. esuscter.
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A SLATER DEAD

Sister Mary Of -. Cecilia. one Of
the sisters 81 the House of Good
rs sasrd on Ninth avenue. died
Yesterday after an illness Of nine
moufhs Consumption was the
cause Of death. sister Mary was al
years 81 age Rhe came 20 Seattle
from England 10 years ago. Her
family name WAS fitEgernid-
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PERSONALS

". l.. Tibbais ira prominent fnsr-
chnnt Of Port Hownsend, ~ ~ NV
Butler. -.
F1agisr. IN In the city.
J,Y. Waidrip of the Waidrip oyr-
ter co. OF Olympia. arrived in the
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where the clothes we're found. An
apparent a,semps had been made to
conceal the olo,hlags and papers a.
well a. to ohll,erate the traces Of
tho strusgie.
Up TO the present time ne, trace Of
the murdered mans body has been
found. although the country In the
yieinisy Of the place has been sub
icoted to a mos, careful search.
An Of the papers known 10 have
been carried hy Mecor,ney az the
time he disappeared we're found with
the cioihlnE. they having been nrss
Inspected By the murderer or MUIR
dsrers as was made apparent by
their rumpied condition. No mensy
was found. although II e known that
the murdered man had a consider
ahIs sum with him at the time he
dropped cut Of sixht
The search for the BODY Il SIN 40
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LEG AND ARM BROKEN

Ernest Martin suffered a fracture
~ his loft arm ana leg - the Ocean
dock yesterday afternoon sums
heavy Umhefs fell on hfes
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ing On aud the sheriff aud local Of
fioers arr making an investigation
OF the known facts that may lead to
the arrest Of several prominent mon
within a few hours.
Mccortney was widely known
throughout the minins districts o.
Oregon ana California. where hs has
been ana extensive operator Of pay
ing properties for years. lie Was
supposed 10 be wealthy.
on several occasions he has hssn
drawn into feud. n.ars o. isss bitter.
these feuds growing cut OF disputes
over tho ownership Of vaiuabi, min
Ing properties. II ls known that his
lie has frequently been threatened.
ana IN the absence Of any other evil
dsnos % Il the general belief that
he AS murdered by some one In
tsresied In some Of these various
aaarrsls.
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LLcENaEa 10 Wrn

The following marriage licenses
have been issued. Geo. EodmeF. 50.
and Lena Gustason. -. both Of Sc
attic. Roy Aidrich, -, Of California.
and Jessie Bryant. ~. Of Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-14
EARTHQUAKE
SNAKES CIR

a siAxhs earthquake shock
YES felt IN Seattle ~ SIC
oicieak last night. IL WAS no
ttr@d by many peop&s through
out the city. and an official
rccurd WAS made Of ~ by the
observer In charge of the local
efflee Of the United States
weather bureau
white the shock was 40 slight
that n was not noticeable by
people on the street. IN the
taller buildings Of the city Il
~aa quilt. Distinct Among thore
~fse took particular note Of u
wkr CITY Engineer Thomson.
nho was IN hts office In the city
hail II the time.
An earthquake shock IN rare
sc--ufrenee In Washington. hut
shss are not entirely unknown.
- elf=timefF remember several
shocks Of greater moment than
that OF last night. The last
-2aakf" Of any Importance was
nj fzs1 u was feIt THROUGHOUT
the city.
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STOLE B00Ts

Waterfront pirates stale . oass Of
rubber bots from the city dock last
night. The ustehmsn q ths dock
$40 the m<n ~ they we're pulling
aNay from the wharf In q skIff
scen after he dtscasefei the theft Of
the bpota
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The new term At the Y. W. c. A.
vii oren next Monday. All the pres.
snt classes VII be continued. Class
= IN gymnasium work. bastetFs and
china painting VIII be added.
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BANK CLEARINGS

The hank ciearinFr today
were tssi.s1f. For the asnc day
a ysnr ago they were stUs sJa
The increase h si1t.o$i.
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SACRAMENTO. March 1.-THE
legislature adjourned today. Gov
ernor pardes in mis- farewell message
says the session has been one OF
splendid results.
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LUMBER FOR CITY
LIGHTING PLANT

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AovEarsEs CONTRACT TO
FURNISH i.sooooo FEGr. cur AND DELIVERED CEDAR
IAkG-sAw MILL. ALSO. TO "a ERECTED ~ CONTRACTOR
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LOTS SIS |
AND 500 |

II you want a bargain. look this
up; these lots are only one
block from car line and IS
minutes ride from Pioneer
square; SIS down and IS
monthly.
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Portland Happenings.

Mr.. Tucker the dairymau has been
at Pueblo for few days, during
which time Mr.. Tucker jr., has been
carrying on the dairy business to the
satisfaction of the people of Portland
Mr.. Edward Tupper. who had
charge of the wall plaster factory, re-
! turned to his home at Lawrence, Kan
sas, the latter part of last week on
account of i'll health. He expects to
return to Portland in month or so,
at which time the factory will be
ready for operation
The new plaster factory will finish
one hundred and fifty tons of wall
plaster nailv.
Early Monday morning Engineer
Cresap was struck on the back of the
head with the engine crank, which
rendered him insensible for several
minutes The accident was not as
serious as might be expected, and Gre
sap was able to take the train to Flor
ence where he had several stitches
taken in his scalp.
Morgan Griffith has disposed of his
struction Co. and has accepted posi-
| tion as assistant superintendent with
the Portland Cement Co.
Mr.. E. @. Hadley who has been
doing concrete construction work at
this place for the past few months,
has just landed large sidewalk con-
tract of two and one fourth mi les at
Denver, and is now at Denver look
ing after the work
Walter 10y is VICTIM of the pre-
vailiDg epidemic hay fever.
Mrs. A. A. Wallen of Illinois, is
visiting her brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert.
E. W. Rinehart, the Florence
photographer came to Portland Mon
day afternoon for the purpose OF
photographing train load of cement.
consisting of twenty five cars, which
was shipped TO one consignee in Idaho.
Miss Ida Whine is on the sick list.
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Band Serenades the Camps.

The Second Regiment band went to
the coal camps last evening on a
serenading expedition and report a
most successful evening. Its object
was to advertise the Royal Gorge ex-
cursion for next Sunday and it sue
ceeded beyond expectation.
AT Rockvale they were promised by
the Rockyale Military band that it
would also go on the excursion and
assist in every way to make it big
success After the serenade the Rock
vale band invited the Florence contin-
gent to its hall where they served re-
freshments and all had good time.
The Rockvale Military band has won
a warm place in the hearts of the Flor
ence boys; they are all right.
There will be a large delegation
from the camps on the excursion as
we'll as from Florence.
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Beaver News.

AS result of the heavy storm
which passed over this end of the
county the night of July 22, many
crops were damaged that zof Allen
Woodruff at Beaver. being completely
ruined. A large gulch near the
Wright ranch flooded that place, bring.
ing the water up to about one foot in
depth in the house. The rain at this
place WAS mild, the hardest being east
of here. Hardscrsbble creek was up
some while Beaver creek was very
high.
Quite shower was witnessed here
Monday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Masterson was down
from Florence Sunday visiting friends
RUFFLECUMTUFF.
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Cheap Rates East.

During the first ten days in July,
the Burlington will sell excursion
tickets to Missouri river points and
all points east of the Missouri rive
up to Chicago, Peoria. st. Louis, st
Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth. also
points in the northern peninsula of
Michigan and to the city of Memphis,
Tenn, at rate Of one fare plus ~. 90
for the round trip, return limit ninety
days from date of sale. These rates
Will permit many people who were
unable to get away on the June ex-
cursions to arrange for a vacation in
the east, and as the travel will doubt
less be large, owing to the fact that
it is improbable that any of her re-
duced rates to the eats will be in eff.
feet this year, requests for reserva.
tions in standard Pullman sleepcrs AZ
well rs in the new tourist sleeper SER
vice, should be sent in promptly to
G.. W. VALLERY. General Agent,
Denver.
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County. State Of Colorado, in the suit
of Lee Champion, assignee against
Ewdard Widerfelt. duly attested the
twenty third day of July A. D., 1903,
directing me to make of the goods and
property of Edward Widerfelt the sum
OF one hundred ninety eight and 20.
100 (Sl9s.22) dollars Judgment and
taxed costs, and also the costs of this
proceeding and sale, have levied up
on the following described goods. chat
ties and property. to-wit: An un-
divided one. half interest in and to two
Brunswick bowling alleys, gutter and
runway, eighteen balls, two score
boards, three benches. one counter,
three sets pins and cushions
Notice is hereby given that onSatur-
day the eight day of August A. ID.
1903 at the hour of two O'Clock D. III.
of said day, at the Work building on
hte west side of Pixies Peak avenue.
on the alley between West Main street
and West Second street in Florence.
Fremont county. Colorado, will sell
the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash
V. s. SIMON. Sheriff.
e. O. FURNISS. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at Florence, Colorado, July
27. A. D.. 1908.
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nothing to do with the disaster he
said ''Of this we have reason to be
certain, ard it will be our care to see
that all our men who have been ar
rested and others that may be held
upon suspicion are discharged To
that end we have secured the advice
of Attorney Hawkins. Mr.. Hawkins
went to Idaho Springs today to appear
for the federation. and / understand
that Mr.. Meyer, upon his return from
Leadville, will go here also to look
after the rights and interests of union
miners. -
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Grand Jury Secured.

Denver, July 30-The grand jury
called primarily to investigate the
officials of Arapahoe county, was com
pleted this morning. and received its
instructions which are very sweeping.
They include the Investigation of the
state penitentiary. the state reforma.
tory, the industrial schools and other
public institutions.
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Major spaulding was at Pueblo OF

Major Spsuldipg was at Pueblo on
business Tuesday.
The Portland operative Assooia-
tion held their first stock kholders meet
ing Saturday. July 25th. and elected
the following board of directors: o..
j. -Binford. president; James Hoop
vice president; Lamont johnson, Sec
retary: John Houston, treasurer; Lee
Terwilliger and A. +. Swain.
There is very little sickness at
Portland, and no typhoid fever cases
to the writer's knowledge.
PHILAN DER PERDUNK.
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DRIVEN OUT
Of GOLD CAMP
Dynamiting Causes Upris-
ing in Idaho Springs.
Exiled Miners Now at Headquarters
of Western Federation of Miners
in Denver-W Withhold Plans
For the Future.

Denver, July Thirteen of the
sixteen miners driven out of Idaho
Springs last night, arrived in Denver
this morning. and are at the head
quarters. of the Western b. eration of
Miners. A long conference was held
this morning. but the men make no
statements concerning their future
actions.
After an Indignation meeting at
which the citizens of Idaho Springs
decided to take the law into their own
hands, sixteen miners, including every
officer and member Of the executive
board OF Idaho Springs Miners union,
were taken from Jail last night. es-
corted by the crowd to the eastern
limit of the city and warned never to
return. A barrel of tar and supply
of feathers had been provided for any
who refused to Ego and keep going" ("
but this. was not found necessary, and
no violence was offered the men.
They were, however, given no oppor-
tunity to return for their effects or to
say goodbye to their families or
friends. This action was the result of
the blowing up of the Sun and Moon
mine by dynamite Tuesday night.
Secretary Haywood of the Western
Federation of Miners made the gener-
al statement yesterday that no union
miners were implicated in the Idaho
Springs explosion. 'The union had
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Sherif's Sale.

Sta, State of Colorado ss.
County of Fremont.
By virtue Of an execution issued
out of the District Court of Fremont
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Low SHOES AT Low PRICES.
And High Shoes Lower Than the
Low Shoes.

1t costs very little to be well shod
il you purchase your footwear in the
Shoe Department of the Big Store.
Mr.. Higgins of that department has
something new to offer each day in
offering choice of large lot of chill
dren's sandals in a variety of shapes
and styles for 10 cents.
Another lot. attractive both in
quality aud price, is shown st the
west entrance to the store. This is
an assortment of ladies' calf and kid
shoes in lace and button, worth 81 so
and $500, which are placed on this
sale at rs cents for choice. These
will not be long IN going at that
price.
A third lot for this sale is made mp
Of an assortment of ladies' Ok fords,
worth as high as s3, and running in
sizes from to 8, which are selling
at 81 40
The Big Store is clearing up its
stock of canvas shoesf and 81, ~. 90
and $3. 90 canvas Oxfords are going at
81 20 pair. All mems canvas shoes
are placed on sale at cost.
A very attractive shoe offer is one
made up of mems shoes in vici kid.
patent, Russia calf and tans. These
sheos run in price regularly from So 80
to $500, and there are some very pretty
shapes among them. They are being
offered at 81 40 pair for choice of
the lot
The Big Store is always ready 70
give its customers every possible BEN
eft in the way of prices.
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Lincoln's Law Partner Dead.

Morristowp, Ind. July 30-James
White. the law partner of President
Lincoln aud for thirteen years prose
cutting attorney of Springfield, Illinois,
is dead at the home of his daughter
in this city.
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so Cents the Round Trip.

The Rio Grande will make a rate
OF 50c for the round trip to morrow to
Canon account circus. Regular trains.
The daily tribune., 1903-07-30

When You want a pleasant physic
try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to tske and
pleasant in effect. For sale by all
druggists.
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Don't Patronize Us

Unless you want the incest and the
best in meats and fruits
City Meat Market.