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The Tupelo journal., 1903-03-06

F0Iey'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and blSdder ri91k
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
ROARD OE HEALTH

Vital statistics Of Shreveport for week
ending March H. 1908:
Marriages-Colored: J. L. Taylor ard
Nettie Howard; Jes Brown and jamie
Carter; Charlie FIan1is and Hattie Lin
coin.
Birt1s-White: ". T. Colquitt and
wife. boy
Deaths-Whitc: 3aily Wi1ke. ) years
Colorcd: Joe Will, 2I years. Non-resi-
dents, white: Mrs. Z. Tolbert, p years
Mrs. A. Frost; c. S. North, 21 years.
Colored: Dufney Walker. GO years; Ka-
tie Valentine. IS years. At hospital, non
resident, black: John Sanders, 25 years.
Causes of death: Cerebral abscess,
typhoid fever 3, congestion of brain,
senility, puerperal septicaenia, gunshot
wound.
Summary: Deaths from all causes 2,
white l. colored I, male g.
Of the above I died at hospital.
J. C. EGAN, Health Officer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The weather yesterday was threaten
ing
Temperature Minimum 81; maxi
mum 63. ..... s~t
River: Arthur City ID feet, rise of
o5; Fulton 3I.2 feet, rise of o.4 !;
Shreveport 3I.3 feet, rise of OF.
Weather forecast for Shreveport and
vicinity: Sunday fair and colder.
River forecast-Red river will prob
ably rise but little above its present
stage at Fulton, with continuation of
favorable weather over the upper valley.
Little change (probably slight rise)
is to be expected at Shreveport for an
other day or two, though the advance
of the last rist at Fulton is already be-
ginning to be apparent as far south as
the Louisiana line.
AS to the highest stage to be expected
in the vicinity of Shreveport much still
depends upon the weather of the COM
ing week.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
Z HORRIBLE CRIME
:. J. BULLOCK POISONED By
HIS WIFE,
Deliberate and Persistent Was Her Pur-
poSe-An Admission Of Guilt
and a Contradictions.

There is in the custody OF the sheriff
q woman. Mrs. J. c. Bullock. who is
charged with the murder of her hus-
band, I. J. Bullock. a man over fifty
wears Of age, who died at his home on
Franklin street yesterday afternoon be-
tween 3 and ! O'Clock.
The recital of the facts may be abbre-
waited from all sensation. 1t is pitiful
caSe-pitiful because the children of this
couple are the sufferers, 2nd their ages
range from the small tot to a splendid,
good faced, hard working young man
who has recently reached his maturity
and is married. And there is also a
grown daughter, living in Kansas City.
Mo-, and the others are in their teens.
For some time I. J. Bullock has been
sick. Under the tratnent of his physi-
clans he improved, but relapsed, with
complications On being questioned, Mrs.
Bullock admitted having given him
croton oil, in small doses, and ground
glass in capsules. This admission she
contradicted afterwards and explained
that the croton oil was administered un-
der the advise of friend to soothe her
husband in his slu1nbers. Certainly she
did not know the effect of croton oil
This woman is either insane or one of
the most devilisf of her kind The scene
which occurred at the home of the fam
lily on Franklin street when the officers
conveyed her away battles description.
Her children. not realizing their situa-
ton, cried pitifu1ly. Her son followed
her to the court house with her young
child, who shuddered with lamentations
at the very thought of his mother being
locked UP in the Jail. 1t was a sad sight,
sad indeed. The woman realizes her pre-
dicament and now and then her par
oxysms indicated that she was being
moved BY great emotion concealed and
restrained with all the power at her
command.
7. J. Bullock and family came to
Shreveport from Logansport about four
years ago and at one time kept board
ing house at the Junction. ..@@
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
BATSON GUILTY.

The second trial of A. E. Batson at
Lake Charles has ended in his convic-
ton of the murder of the Earl family
near Welsh. On the first trial he was
convicted as charged, but secured new
trial on technicalities There were, as
usual throughout the State, the senti-
mental class who did not think he was
guilty. At any rate he has been convict
ed and will hang-hang did we say? Oh,
no, hanging legally would break his neck
and cause his death. He will take the
more severe penalty of life imprison-
ment which he doubtless will secure
What is needed in Louisiana as much as
fair trials are few first class legal ex-
ecutions. Why not?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
STREET PAVING.
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF
THOROUGHFARES
Adm Cost of Same as Projected by
Mayor Querbes and Approved
by the City Council.

The city council at a session on Fri
commended the project for the improve
ment of streets: Crockett from Market
to Texas avenue, Travis from Market
to Common, Edwards from Travis to
Crockett, Marshall from Travis to
Crockett. Mcneil from Travis to Crock
EFT, Louisiana from Travis to Crockett,
Common from Travis to Crockett, Cot
ton from Louisiana to Texas avenue,
Louisiana avenue from lake to Jordan,
Marshall from Crockett to Second,
Western avenue from Sprague to Hope.
Hope from Western avenue to Texas
avenue, Anna from Western to bridge,
Southern avenue from Jordan to Dash
iell, Jordan from Irving place to Cres-
well, Irving place from Jordan to Wich-
ita, Fairfield from Dashie1l to Olive.
Texas road from Cedar to corporation
line, being total OF 40 miles. Anw
sewer improvement: Crockett from Ed
wards to Louisiana, Marshall from
Crockett to alley, Mcneil from Crock
ett to Milan The total cost is estimated
at about S256,ooo, to pay which an issu-
ance of bonds will be necessary.
The taxpayers. at least a majority.
will no doubt vote for such bonds, since
the ir1preEer11e1at Of streets is ali i'm
pertant and necessary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
ST. MARKS EPISCOPA LCHURCH

Rev. Jos. Spearing, rector: Services
today: Litany, sermon and holy COM
munion at II am; evening prayer and
sermon at 7:3o pm; Sunday school at
o:3o am; evening prayer and litany
every day during week except Saturday.
Rev. Thorp of Mansfield will preach on
Wednesday; Rev. Crockett Of San All
gustine will preach on Friday. Every
body cordially invited to attend all SER
vices All seats free.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15

Warrant for Two Thousand Dollars for
His Insurance.

The reporter of Alpha Lodge No.
a5o1, Knights of Honor, received yester-
day from Noah M. Givan, supreme re-
porter, warrant for $4,000, being in
favor of Mrs. D. B. Doyle, whose hus-
band, a member of the lodge, died
at his home in this city On January 20,
1903. The widow having moved to Illi-
nois, the warrant was returned, but she
will be paid the amount at her residence
through the Knights of Honor. This is
a quick settlement, but it is in keeping
with the promptness and the reliability
of this. one of the best fraternal institr-
tions, through which thousands of wild
ows and orphans have been relieved and
provided for.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15

Cleburne, Tex, March 14-At the
close of his lecture here Captain Hob
son was presented with a loving cup.
A reception was rendered the captain
by DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Happel The
doctor and Captain Hobson were play
mates at Greensboro, Ala, and the
two spent a pleasant time recalling
days of their boyhood.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
aRsHAL,S SALE.

= Leopold VS.. A. Fl.
4 n City Court, Shreve-
nc . j Fl Fa issued TO me in
entitled and numbered case,
ii fable G. p. Hicks. Judge Of
ourt Shreveport, Fourth
Parish, Louisiana, I have
lsaaIl proceed to sell, accord
within the legal hours for
An iront door Of the court
s WIZ ct Shreveport La, on
MARCH II, 1908,
sewing machine.
sals cash, subject to ap-
y. MARTIN. Marshal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
Took His Life.

Granger, Tex, March 14.-While A.
e. Moore and family, who live three
miles west of town, were away from
home, Avery Kyle, a nephew of Mr..
Moore, shut himself up in the house
and killed himself by shooting himself
through the heart with a target rifle
The young man was eighteen years
old
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
Young Lady browns Herself

Corsicana, Tex, March 14.-Mfss
Lille Shropshire, a young lady of this
city, threw herself into the old Bar
ry tank south of the city and was
drowned A lady passing at the time
saw the deed and gave the alarm. The
tank was dragged and the body re-
covered l.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
Mystic Shriners Confer Degrees,

Galveston, Tex, March 14.-El Nina
temple. Ancient Arabic Order of No
bles of the Mystic Shrine, conferred
the Shriner's degree upon a class of
sixty seven noviees who desired to
make the mystic journey across the
hot sands of the Arabian desert. at the
Scottish rite cathedral.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
MATTINGS.

We must make room for goods now in
transit and in order to clean up stock
offer this week rs rolls full 40 yards
Colored China Mating worth $3.50. this
week $3.50 per roll.
No charge for laying.
Special prices on entire stock of finer
goods.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
HOLZMAN'S SPECIALS.

Full s-yard Dotted Swiss Curtains at
$I.I5 per pair.
1sx36 Moquet Rugs, regular price
$I.25, this week e5c.
7I-2xI2 feet Ingram Crumb Cloth,
worth $3.50, this week $500.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
IS SALE

ay Allen vs.. Medina
lty Court, Shreveport,
4 n "a issued to me in
flsd and numbered case.
G ID. Hicks, Judge Of
..rt Shreveport. Fourth
arIsh, La ! have seized
sa n sell, according to
@ sgal hours for sales, at
q the court house in the
r La, on
MARCH II, 1908
4 lold furniture, and one
cash subject to ap-
n asRTIN, 1 Marshal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
Ben HOL- zMAN
27z Texas Street.
SUCCESS ON NOTICE.

4NU- /U8I4--Isi ST SS,ttI {, : iIISiI
Of Caddo, State of Louisiana: Sue
cession Of Morris Adams.
]. Notice is hereby given that Caroline
Adams, administrators, has this day filed
a tableau of debts in said succession,
and unless onnosition be made thereto
within the time specified by law the
same will be duly hornologated as
prayed for.
Witness the Honorable A. .. Land,
Judge of said Court, this 5th day OF
January Ioo3.
4 LEoN RID. Clerk.
Feb i. Ieos
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
WINDOW SHADES.

Remember we can furnish any size
wanted and prices the lowest ever made.
quality considered. Give up call.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15

sFal,ld Ike to show you OH itlezas
"a letter heads. We can print you sine
thing nice
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15

April Fashion Sheets and full stock of
BANNER PATTERNS received, prices
Ioc and I5c.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
zMAN'S
Special Ribbon Sale.
IS pieces All Silk Fancy Neck Ribbon
3 to S inches wide, worth 25c, this week
TIC a yard.
EMBROIDERIES.

We offer this week every yard left
over from our sale of the past two
weeks at 25c per yard.
Remember these Embroideries are
worth regular up to asc per yard.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15
SION NOTICE,
81 81 ]. District Court, Par
! State Of Louisiana
q Mrs. Ruth B. Rae.

given that ]. NJ. Mar
fhis day filed his final
Iccession, and unless
aae thereto within the
law the same will be
as prayed for.
5'norable ! A. b. Land,
Court this the I7th
EoN ARD. Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-15

= np 20 is name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
BOULEVARD
EXTENSION
Street Committee Decides to
Adhere to Original Plan

The council committee ON streets
yesterday afternoon dcclded to ca
tend the wentlake boulevard through
To Pike street and Fourth avenue. "a
originally planned. Protests against
this and advocating that the houlc-
ward have il terminus at Fifth as-
enue and Pine strvct we're turned
down. They Will BE- placed on fls
Protests against the enactment %
the proposed ordinance providing for
either the removal ~ sidewalk uie-
vatorp or the deposit % tIo.ooo
check 10 Indemnify the city Ia case
of damages being secutsd against
the city as result ~ accidents on
the elevators. were heard. but no Re-
items vas taken.
IL was decided 90 recommend 10
the council the paving ~ f1fst As-
enue south from king 20 Atlantic
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
a c g. Best Values of the Week are the
L AxtCx 0xA AFTER Six" Bargains

Apron OinEhafns. eood quality
fun width. assorted checks and
eolors. worth &C. after .. yard ye
JapanBed Duatpans. regularly
TO-; after &. g.
Threebse Shoe Hacking. regular
~ i0e. after 6 Be.
Remaining lines q Winter Mill
merry at especially reduced prices
after g. For Instance Rainy Lay
Hats worth 10 20 sc viii be sold
AZ ioC Only enc % a customer.
A big line q Heit Buckles, reg
uiHr prices zEe. gfc and l5c eaa h
after g saturday prices. iziae. re
and gtc each.
a fine lins II Hand Mirrors. very
best quality. regular prices ase. Elie
and fsf each. after 9, l5c zhf and
Sc each. Several different shapes
In each price 10 choose from.
81 % ans q e Psroalf Wrapper.
In red. blue. gray and black. all
good patterns. well made and neat
b trimmed after 8 for only ssc
7bc and tio0 Pereals Wrappers. a
good uae "a choose from. IN msdI-
ufn ara light nol0fH. al well made.
after s. Saturday. only tsc.
A"TANANM ~ - RAA HfAAfAAnN AtNtH
IN oxford gray and blue gray. ilsia
quality AZ eses
Wumena Past Black Cotton
Hora. double toe and heel. silk fan
ish, best Sc quality. after 9. lee.
Boys CAPS Ia golf style. navy
blue ana fancy mixtures. value sc.
for is~
Boys Knee Pants. IN ages 4 to II
years. value IS. for itc.
a lot Of Mems Fancy colored six
Handkerchief. worth Zoe. after 6
each. &c.
Boys Outing fiannei Night
Robes. worth z0c. after Z. each. ser
iA-inch Oak and Cherry Poftiere
and Lace Curtain Poles, without
tfimrninga. from 20 5 feet long.
regular price sc each. special AZ
ter q ? for Be- A limited number
10 each customer.
Hilk psttlcoAts in black and col.
orr. trimmed with ruffles and aes
Gordon plratesi fiquuces regular
$50 grades after 9 az tfss,
NeFcefixed Feificoats. Ia black
ard cotorp. value up 60 $500 at &c
Flannsiette Waists In all sizes.
value 1trs after G. To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

white cups aud Hsucern. after
g D. Zoe cup and saucer Only 9
60 a buyer.
ibe oas ManteiH. after 3, &c each
Zoe a aohen No. Wickz after
q. D. dozen
soys uraeeo hats. 500 values
after q. only IQe.
Mems Faney Golf Caps. regular
&c value. after Z, only 1se
chiidfuns white Dresses. nissa {
months to Z years. yoke made Of
fine tuctH aud Insertion. narrow
hvmsiiifhsd rneie around neck
and sleeves. bottom ~ skirt trim
med with embroidery and inssr-
tipu. regular value 1sc. special al
ter q. ~
chlidfens Cashmere Dresses.
aiErs o. years. made Neither
Hubbard style. trimmed with mar
row white braid. regular Waite
81 10 special after g. CSC.
broken tine q Women's Short
and Ions White sklrfa. trimmed
with rune q embroidery and finr
tucks, regular value 7sc. special
after g. 49,
fNtidfsHs fas hftsd hiik fHfae
In pink enif. regular values 81 e
and tee special after G &C These
arr some - hat Eailsd
broken rires IN Women's Corset
Covers regular values i1i&e and
itri special after q. 7e.
Womcn.a curaeta. small Sizes ON
iy--is ard -. IN dfAh ana black
white - -. Il. "a and IS. regular
value 81 Is. special after 6. he
These are thu straight front.
raetass eaiiing Cards. with en-
Neiopsa t. match. isc.
IT. panef Haaks. special after &
he A blK list and lots Of ueN
titles
H~mssitetea Pillow Cases. made
- rood hisaebsd cotton. sire ssxzs
inches. worth lso. after 8. each.
zoe.
Coicred Table Cloths. frinsed
cloths, - siEe. red and white OF
rsd and green. fact coiufs regular
price itc after G zach. So.
Tan ~ Gray nomets. = Inches
vide. : n to-gAfd lengths. Ened
value ~ Is. afsrr 9. a yard.
aasc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

coiored Double Face IN.
Satin ifihbunH. full Inches -,
guaranteed al pure silk. uners,.
able, very pretty shades to ch.,-
from. worth regularly Toe var
sale price. after Z. &c yArA.
Ivory Plat Vaiencienne. -
Imitation Duchess Iaees. from =
5 inches vide. very fine net ~
Hith heavy aeailaped edges 10,
VIII wash. suitable Tor trfmmirs
house gowns. underwear. az
worth W 20 zze yard sale Dr.,
after .. I've per yard.
Black, White. and Blsck s.s
White Combination Ellk chif,.s
NeiiinFn, with eolorsd SIN 80
chenille mixed dafe. large and -
dunn sizes. very finest q9alitles :
choose from, worth % 70 IL yzrf
sale price. after 6. zsc yard.
Fine Bath soap. extra Inn
cakes. 3 for ice.
Rose Water. extra strons. u.r~
6. Sc bottle.
Hand Brushes. real brisfi>r. ~
ular price z5c. after 6. I6o esrh
The BonH Famous Wrnps<<
hocoiafss, several flayorx worn
5se after 9. isc pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
DENNY HOTEL
DEAL
Moore Investment Company
Now Has the Property

Tho deal far the purchase q the
Denny hotel by the Moore tnyesi
ment Company was formally closed
BY J A. Moore Yesterday
Mr.. Meafe states thai work viii
be- commenced Immediately On reno,
waiting and reaftangins the roseaa IN
the h0eti HeniaeH this the pufs
ehanefa propose 90 beautifY the
rroundH around the building. aud
within ~ DAYS expect 60 have the
building furnished ana an rcadY TO
be uprned a. a nfnt ciRsaf tourists
ana family hotel.
The furnishings alone are expect
cd Ga cost lie. 600 The company also
expects tu install surface slvctfie
cars 10 convey the patrons of the
hotel from Third avenue and PINE
street up the incline 10 the hotel en-
trance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
SHOT FOR TRYING
TO COLLECT DEBT
Charles Iniets Wound That May Prove Fatal Upon
John Courtney Because the Victim Asked Him pay So

After shooting ara perhaps fatally
tnlaflns John CoattneY yesterday
evening. Charlie lutier rave several
ratreimen and almost the entirc de.
tsctiVe fofcv a Ions chase, lie was
at iaat rounded up. however. aud In
cAscerAtea In the city jail.
AusertiinE to the statements Of
several Wha wCrc Witnesses e. the
shooting Il was old hleoded at.
tempt al murder.
nafier lives With a woman In a
little shack near the corner % First
avenue south and Connecticut street,
Near this shack the shooting occur
red IL netsnH that Hutler owed
Courtney about s. and the latter
was trytng 20 collect the nteney.
Standing off a Bill
'-1Natss debt IN never pay "
natlrf Vas heard 70 say. Then he
whipped out revolver and nrvd
point hlank at Courtney. The hall
entered Coarmey's .lefs breast Just
below the neck and RANGED down.
ward intiietlus a serious WOUND that
nay pfuVe fatal.
Several men who were near ran
NJ as Courtney sank helpless O. the
ground and Butler He'd towards the
bay. The police were notified. and
the ambulance called to take Court
ney &c the Mayaidc Mission hnspit-
al In the uscsntime Butler Naded
cut in the hay and climbed ipto a
boat which was mocrod a short die.
tsnce ffNem the show and pulled
away towards south Seattle.
In the nsrAntime fstrolmen Cam
ercn and Pfel took up the chase,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
FLOA TING
FISH TRAP

10 experiment With a aaw tnvsH.
ton, which is described ~ a sflaat.
ing fish trap" . party OF local meh
Interested ~ the fish business Jeff
tho chiapeek pier yesterday IN
one % the Pacific Packing and Nav.
lgation Gampanys launches. Ed
ward nfuuini. A. a. piangk. the In
Vrntor. and several fishing nsa con
nected eith the Pacific Packing and
Navigation Company. went cut 10
"A atsh the FKf4ffnFut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
A. S. RHORERDIES
SUDDEMT
Fatal Result OF Surgical Opera
ton on Theatrical Manager

A y NhoF~r. president Of the
NoFthh esfsHn Vaudeville Circuit
and 4 veil knoWn theatrical man u
the NefthNe eat. died at the seattle
General hs@pItAi last night from
The effects q an opsratien perfasm-
81 few hours before for portion
tits. lie leafss a NtdoN.
Nj tthofsf came 10 Seattle about
year aKa and oprnrd the Ia Petit
theatet ON like street since that
time he has greatly increased his
holdings lie was taken sigk al the
theater "Wednesday nisht and wrnt
20 the hospital the nrFt uafuinE
where he died isst night. Fer the
past few naasatha he had heen fossn-
Ina at the Aassius on Fagfth ave
nue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
LOSES rRlenp AND MONEY

Charles Johnson appeared Al the
police station this morning and re-
ported another case 81 misplaced
confidence u was Just another one
Of these eases where the supposed
friend Ept up nrst In the morning
Johnson Is happy IN the thousht
that his clothes were left for him.
Hts friend. watch and money had
all disappeared.
johnson made the acquaintance -
a young man last night. with whom
be SHARED hls bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06

PRESS CLUB FORMALLY
OPENS ITS ROOMS

The regular meeting % the Seattle
Press Club last evening was marked
an tbs formal opening 81 the clubs
rooms In the Arcade building.
The two rooms are finely furnished
and VIII be an attractive resoft g.
Newspaper men.
After the routine business 81 the
meeting last night Was transacted a
Bohemian supper was served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
POLICE NOTES

Peter Berry. an Austrian peddler.
was arrested by Patrolman Step
Ier this morning for peddling hsh
without license. He was released
on 81 bail.
Ole johnson, who lives Mt 113i
Western avenue. reported TO the po-
lice this morning that he had been
robbed Of $50 money order In "a .
loon on Washington street. He did
not state IN his report the peculiar
means d separation that was used
To get the money order.
J. NJ. Bennett, jeweier. 7 Colonial.
Second end Columbia. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
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WILL BUILD HOTEL
NEAR COURTHOUSE

Herman Quandt. formerly pro-
pfietnf If the Palmer house. yin 81
once begin thr erection Of a tsp 900
hotel en James street. between sixth
and seventh avenues. on Plot saxfo
fvet. whieh he has just purchased
The house VIII contain 90 reatnp
and will be built with "a eye 10 the
convenience 81 those having bust
ness at the courthouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
LICENSES 10 wso

The following marriage licenses
have been ISSUED Thomas ]. numen.
-. and Charlotte McpenHld. Il. both
- Seattle. VIM. Hun. -. Of Seattle.
and Alice Williams. -. q Everett.
George n. stone % Seattle. and Ada
Ambrose. OF Cleveland. beth u Iesai
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-06
STORM
KARN/NG

The following storm warning IL
sent out from fortlandi
Southwest storm warnings have
been ordered az the stretts u Juan
IL Fuca. neiiinxham bay and north
q the Columbia river mouth. WIZ
cause hrizk TO hish southwest Winds
with rala.