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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-05-16

All code books carried in warship,
nave leaden packs. ~ make them sink
should the vessel be wrecked
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-05-16
Prices Paid to Producers.

Poultry and Eggs-Chickens roos.
ters, lOc; hens. 12013c per ID live
weight; eggs, fresh, $3.50 per case.
Observation-Disclosures, 30@35c per
cwt; onions, 50@75c per cwt.
Live Stock-Steers, $4@475; cows,
$3.25Q4; mutton, ewes, $3.75@4.25 per
cwt; wethers, s4@4.50 per cwt; ewes
and wethers, dressed, 71a@Sc; hogs,
live, $7@7.50, dressed, sh@1Oc.
Eastern Dressed Meats-Steers, 81 C
lb COWS. SIC; veal, 10012c; hogs.
9Q10c; chickens, Ice.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-09

pect9b be in active operation by the 10.
Is9gc Blanchard has secured machi-
nerJpnd is putting down an artesian
well.ch bis place east Of town. Drilling
isAs4yed on account OF the last cold
snepfes the water freezes in the hole.
It wln bs demonstrated this season
whs3eer artesian water can be gotten
o. I'd; A. S. Hockett is contemplating
t64 dtting in OF drilling machinery in
thp sTFing.
Ef5ek Wade has closed contract
With rs. Eva Leeds for two 500 cot
tse69bn her lots in the Rovaart aldi-
ton.
C.Ntillson is getting in readiness 10
erec3a large hotel on Second street,
oppejte the Fvote- Will. mson luu Der
onac4 1t will be two and perhaps three
st0rt( high, the dimension being 75xS5.
Thie4 quite IN addition to our city.
TAD. & p G. is now to Somerset
and q soon as switches and side tracks
are cdnpieted the passenger train will
make Regular trips there. The entrance
Of tht4 road is great boon to Somerset
ss il vlll enable them to get in building
mateesl that is greatly needed there.
Much building will be done. as the in.
habiteuts have dwelt in tents up to date.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-09
On. l1..sr,a p.,ler, . p...

is the value H. A. Tiedals, Summeito
g. c.. places on DsWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. He says: Il had the piles for
% years. I tried many doctors and
medicines. but all failed, except De
Witt's Witch Hsxsl Salve. It cured
me-" Il 10 . combination OF the heal
ing properties OF Witch Hazel with an
tiseptics aud emmollients; relieves and
cures blind, bleeding itch
bruises ocssma. salt Rheum aud all
skin Diseases. W. g. Cook.
The Delta independent., 1903-01-09

Last season an experiment was maie
to determine the peculiarities which
influence the decay Of apples. Bushel
boxes Of Ben Davis apples, about half
OF which we're wrapped in paper, were
placed in . Denver cold storage ware
houae at a temperature OF "a degrees.
One box u month was withdrawn from
storage and tho amount OF decay noted
aud compared with the condition OF
similar boxes stored at q temperature
ranging from forty to forty-fve during
the winter months and from forty-five
to fifty during the early spring months.
Apples taken out in January after two
months in cold storage showed little
or no decay. while thrse at home
showed distinctly more. In March and
April the storage apples showed % to s5
per cent moro sound ones than those
stored at home. aud the 1st OF June 60
to 10 per cent more. August 1st 4s per
cent OF the stored apples were sound and
none at home. With regard to the
wrapping OF the apples, the results dur
ing the earlier months were not uniform,
there being small percel tage in some
cases in favor OF the unwrapped, but in
the later months and especially at the
higher temperatures there was uniform
ly percentage in favor OF the wrapped,
ranging from six to forty. For long
keeping. wrapping is Of decided advant-
age. Light and heavy waxed paper.
tissue paper and newspaper were used
with but little difference in effectiveness.
newspaper being practically ss effective
as the moro expensive kinds
The Delta independent., 1903-01-09
Fs.d. Way To Liv. Lang.

The startling announcement OF a dis
covery that will surely lengthen life is
made BY editor o. H. Downey. OF Chu-
rubuseo. Ind. Il wish to state" he
writes, '.that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Ceosumpt ption is the most infallible
rsmedh that l have ever known for
CouGh Colds and Grip. It's invalua
BILE - people with weak lungs. Hav-
ing teis wonderful medicine no one
need dread Pneumonia or Consu ption.
Its relief is instant aud cure certain.
w. q. Cook, guarantees every SOC and
elM 6ottle. and give trail bottles free
The Delta independent., 1903-01-09

M 0saaAe aDA Wessera sae I.lae.
n Rio Grande Western as 4 separ-
e1kanpany from the Denver 4 Rio
was practically to all intents
- -, ,ufnea 1AaReR q eEst
OF tho year and the two roads arc nov
40 much one as it is possible for them
TO be. New stationery. stock and tickets
had previously been shippd out to all
Offices OF the Rio Grande Western in
Utah and on all OF this the words "kio
Grande Western" is removed and instead
is just the one name, Denver & Rio
Grande." The tickets have also been
changed ia form and the cupons which
heretofore distinguished that road from
the main road OF the system are no
attached. 1t is thought that in the
course Of time the name OF the road will
no longer be used on coaches. engines
or any OF the equipment. This is fol-
lowing out the policy OF combining the
two roads into one which was inaugural
ed some time ago and does away with
much office and detail work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

minutes elapsed between the first
two alarms aud the apparatus went
direct 10 the second boz before re-
turning % the fire stations.
hc9tntY'a restaurant on the
waterfront. near the foot OF Column
bia street, caught fire at 20 o'clock
this mefniug Policeman John
Kelly ran "a the corner Of litat hye
euue and feHief way and turned IN
an alarm When the apparatus ar
rived there WAS a lively blaze under
the range ia the Kitchen 81 the res
taufaut and the cook WAS attempt
Ing 10 put Il cut hy pouring thin
mush GA II. A couple ~ chemical
streams soon eNtiuEulehod thr
Flames
The fifeman had hardly put this
fire cut when az alarm from boE "a.
~ Mestiakr avenue ana Mercer
street. sounded IT Mas Ions run
and the hufHrn Wera tired. hut I'm
good time the aupa rttuh reached The
box. II HHH found that anmr mali
oioua person had turned la the
alarm
The fire iaddiea had turned boz and
were sleeping after their two runs
when a. q 80 o'clock another alarm
from Third avenue and Columbia
street was sounded Flames were
issuing from the roof 0f the rest
dence Of Mrs. NJ A. Glover. az 800
Columbia street Sparks from the
chimney had started the fife. The
damage viii not exceed so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
LITTLE DOINCS
ABOUT TOWN

The disappearance - Jack Rem
nett from hia residence at lttk
FOURTH avenue. Was reported 60 the
police this morning by ,, A. DEN
nisan friend Bennett has been
miesing since Aufil II
l. Redsritk Of Jefferson hall told
the E.sliss this morning that he was
rubbed 81 his watch ana chain while
Ia a crowd near thr free employ
afeHt efiaee at The city ball
White Ia the depot last evening
Mtas Minnie Johnson was robbed 81
her Hoe ketboak containing ticket
- &sW York. and shk la mooney
She told thr police that the purse
vas ga a seat beside her when sha
sac Il last WHEN she looked TOT
& later 4 Naa gone.
A t1shsu reported % the r-a-
lice this morning that buyslArn had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
iET RICH QUICK BOOK
AGENCY IS REVIVED
.o.sANy w4iea rae STAR ONCE EXPOSED is
eNAe1r ssspolNrNe AGENTS IN sEATrLE-gNoIEss CHAIN

/ n hieh they VIII be appointed field
u1auaErr at an attractive salary and
slu0ed e. appoint other agents
II thsY do not work for 40 days
aud sell enough books ia suit the
local manager their deposit moAsy
n - fritra There are several
fefma - contracts that Victims sign.
Prom t4ae 60 Sc mAg be deposited
hy the Victim u he loukH raay. the
ioeat manager viii EvCurr n large
deposit Smaller ones are Accept
able. however
80 Tar a. the p,Jice can nnd. no
one has ever breu fortunate enough
20 fuihll the terms 90 the contract
aad receive back the deposit money
Detective Lane asked fur the maine
% even enc person in she state 81
Washington Who had received thr
money back No name could be
aiYrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

entered he barn At ttse rHi6n strsst
and had stolen saddle and bride.
Kitty ufay. an actress who was
employed In The Coiniqur thrafer on
ttfth avenue south has been report .
% missing to the police since last
Tuesday she has not been seen and
her friends are greatly worried
about her
Humane ofileer Naupsil arrested
two Weh this morning ON charges ~
cruelty 70 animals Bert niowtfn
e rhafEud with numerically beat
inE hofns. and ~ Aunshi VIII an .
sNet 10 = shafx. ~ driving "a hose
unnt f@f service tioth eases VIII
be tried before Justice Cam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

ludgs ualiinEor 81 Seattle. OWNS.
however 70 the Inability 81 Mr..
Preston Go serve, either judge Hus-
ton at Tacoma. OF Judge Hanford OF
THE city. viii be named
The stanford team consists % J
~ faae Alexander Rherrins and
", 6. Maiay They arrived In the
city last night
The Washington team comprises
u = fiefgs. r. a. Evans and n. &.
jackson.
The result % this debate will be
awaited With intsresg by every cols
iege in the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Speaker Miiiata charaes that he
vas approached IN the Interests 81
the Mueller municipal ONncrnhip
hiiis Al business ia the house Ia
suspended pending an investigation
of the charges made BY the Chicago
Inter Ocean that money Was being
used o. paHH the Mueller bill IA
taf tiunau Of the Inter ocean has
bssn cited IL appear before the
house N he refuses he may be
prosecuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
BRIBERY is CHARGED
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE susPENps ausHHss PENDING M
NEsrteATloN OF ACCUSATIONS MADE BY CHICAGO PAPER

spHINGrIELp. m. April a.
Ahseinte uuiet reisns 10 tho house II
representatives today The mHur-
gents held the Journal az yesterday
open and Viii refuse tu lrt'it be- APP
proved until the Organization aud
the speaker have fulfilled every
promise made iast night that the
traction question shall have q full
and flee discussion. No action has
been taken thus Far today on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Il .nsh lsook company the
1 -, ~ whlch is eond as .'
- purpose ~ ertsii tllAA
II An 90 earth. tae AZ
~ pelicr WAS eeilsd 70
/ aa ~ wornins, ami action
h ~ H. iakeu AGAINST the
Sssefal mcpths ase after
| 80 ee,ainls about thf tafhsf
Il the p.,lics. an inNess
/ ~ started Detective tame
Il n. case ant when the
4 - -. bstanlr aware ot this
e..es.s pAs suspended At
- - - sac oi thr comFaht
~. secana avenuo.
= - ~, 4 VI West - 1898
4 iaa -s-. apgeNrsa az polies
- 49,, - FvPortea That hts
~ bssa ndueed % sell
~ tae osmpanN az a tafEe
- ", lhzl h. ehie ted when
a. ,eruas Of the roatraet
- ssksA q slkn.
~ shst thr mAnaEets - the
- uansrd'her o. deposit Sc
- ~ god faith Then she
- severti weeks tn ahuN
.>,hl,aNs SHOULD she fail 90
- e.assksrs. her deposit money
- forfri,si Esd mr. posi-
~.,rssaefsd me local man :
xe-s t. - me sole judges II
.srk
II wea uw nt onee that the
- - sae iii8t coaid eaif re-
sas 81 tinie and meueY q
- aa1 tf,at IL was a SIS inaic
4 ssa,% b faish AreF advisias
I Nv noghing more 90 do with
4 s..safiea b.pns company ha re-
L - a. n,attsf 10 the poiice
i ~ n~twsiye NNpp~ Who
!. - uerkirE en- grt rtch Qtiles
49, ~ several days vas dstati-
: ~ csse ana says he viii
.sshly ..ssss3 the company g. sua-
:. ssslaesa
- - police Investigated the
- 4 the eonerrn several uastnths
= - found that no statute
80 Ia CASE. ana thar rfuHFeu
- ss4ef TIE state Law could not
= ~ TIE methods asrs es-
- ~ sof :. tim, he losai sxen-
: - ~ heard fson,
! sss an agent - the Monarch
- ssmfany. AIS \. J Nelson II
Is Tsas<ssee sho vas p1s eut =
...-... - fhs tNfsufs 80 f1tt safasff -
|1krasz. sne diEapieaFed ffum
IL f.ls. @ Hase~itine. the rres=
e nsaAstr. wss ~ charge ~ the
81 \ Seattle When u waH rFs-
|xx.y izfesf Stated fy I,stee tive
|lsI r. admitted mat Mrs. Mel
80 ~eS0 * ,ee-< ~1Ae -sOo
- eiiY-tansueG frlsnaKer f1dnees
|sms - tAke Positions ~ asTnas
b nssupany 70 ssii bcoka Thay
~ epetraet IN whish Trey aErsa
y - aE~ass Tor ie days after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
s. A. c. EXHIBITION

The gymnasium classes Of the
Seattle Athletic club viii give their
second exhibition toniRhs az the club
rooms Tanighta entertainment IN
the result Of the many requests the
classes have received TO repeat tbs
exhibition given s0fne months aR0.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
MAY
RESIGN

81. LOUIS. Mo. April a lieu.
tenant GaVernar Lee " 40 returned
T. ~. louis Thursday after twe
weeks ~ hidink ~ OhicaEn whenf
hafafa the cole county arand 5urf
t5saaY 90 tell what hs knew about
The bribery ga the last srsHiom 81
the legislature He says ~ viii ~
sign Il the attorney general va ths
state 80 advise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

NEW YORK. April ~ The
friends here 81 Princess Hzay kowHbi,
daughter 81 Clarence Collins and
formerly ward Of Chauueey Drpew
we're shocked today 20 learn that
che. with her husband. II prisoner
in CunathufInopie Il ie impossible
20 get details. bat II IL believed the
matter IL political How thar can be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
FUNSTON
DEMANDS
MQU/RY

wAsHlNaToN. y. G.. April "a
Gen FunhfsH has asked Tor a court
~ inquiry into the charges that he
was guilty II cruelty toward fii-
lpln0a while be war IN command N
d brigade IL the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

The Following marriage licenses
have beer issued Wright King, 81.
II HnuhaHfish. sud neftha Timpef.
-. 81 seattle Eugene Walters aud
aAfsaret BEND. - iessl aEs. both 81
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
PRINCESS in PRISON
Former ehaunssy psps~
Turkey Il Consantinopis

~ a mystery, a. the prince has al
ways been IN hiRh favor with tho
sultan, and his family ia one Of the
most powerful Ia the Orient.
LATER Late this AFTERNOON Col
Inns received adEicaa from his
daughter to the effect that she and
the prince are now safe In his SUM
fucf palHce In SYRIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
DEBATE
TONIGHT
Stanford Orators Meet U.
Of ". Men In Denny Nall

The first debate between ssanfost
university and fhr University Of
Washington. will b. held tonight ia
ls@nHy hall The auesiien 10 b. De
hase3 Il. Resolved. Thai ths I'm
Etish constellation ~ mieaw demo.
GRATIS than that ~ me Enltsd
Affirmative
ne Judges Of the debate. a. o..
sEinaiiy aeesutsd - both institu-
ties. Nsfs Haruid i'ft-ien - Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

steamer Excelsior sails TO Valdes
tomorrow night Hhe viii have "a
fun cargo and a Large list Of pasnen-
gers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
Three Morning Alarms.
Small Losses

Ftrs Aiafuts from thrss boxes we're
sounded this NEEDING. Only a few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

+fs BIZ ~ .s'iss 49, ss.... a..
AFllxses '.-'ss.,,isslck, otherwise kno
ssss. 'ast,sk. out IT any time n
i sl,s ~ .s Y, n their hghi 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

A. FIRST payment on 1850 puts you
IN Possession of new ssFuom and
painted cottage. situated IN Column
bis city. Balance can be paid likc
rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

- iiY-tansueI flsnaENf inaMfaH
ms - take Positions a. sssna 6
b nesnpany 10 ssil booka Thay
ns epetraet IN whish Trey aErsa
y - aE~ass for ie days. after
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
NO DEcIsIoN YET

Attorney Edwin S. Thomas, repre- senting the borough of West Haven, and Attorney Samuel c. Morehouse, representing Thomas H. Linehan, the owner of the Waddingham estate in West Haven, appeared before Judge Shumway, of the superior court, yester- day morning for arguments on the peti- ton presented to the superior court by Attorney Morehouse last week to have Judge Shumway appoint three disinter- ested persons to levy assessment for benefits and damages on MT. Linehan's property.
 It was claimed by Attorney More house that the three freeholders of the borough that were appointed to assess the property some months ago were a little heavy on the owner. Attorney Thomas said that he believed three bor- ough citizens should be appointed by the court.
 It resolves itself to the interpretation of the law, and Judge Shumway's de- cision is expected soon.
 After the decision is given the attor- neys in the case will come to an agree ment on the appointment of three men, whose names will be presented to the court for approval.
 Mir. Linehan claims that his prop erty would be damaged to the extent of s25,000 if the borough plans are carried out,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
CORPORATION NOTES.

Hartford, Dec. 22.-A certificate of organization of the Robinson Fur Cutting company was filed yesterday in the secretary's office. The officers are: President. John ". Green of Dam bury; vice president and manager, Harry Mclaughlin of Danbury; secre- tary, William G. Green of New MiI- ford; treasurer, Frank H. Lee of Dam bury. These officers are also the di- rectors.
 A certificate of incorporation of the Putnam Fair corporation was filed yesterday in the office of the secretary of the state. The corporation is to the interests of agriculture, manufactures and the arts. the im- provement of useful animal stock in this state, and the encouragement and fostering of proper social and athletic amusements.
 Articles of association of the West brook Library Building society were filed yesterday in the state secretary's office. The object of the corporation is to secure the Congregational parson- age grounds in Westbrook, convert them into public park and erect public library building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23

This is the pleasing announcement made by the genial vaudeville manager.
 The Fillmore sisters are the rousing features of the bill this week with their new sketch The Adventures of Bede- lia." It's lively comedy of the Fillmore style.
 As a special feature Emmett, Corrigan and company iii the comedy sketch ''The Pot and the Kettle" furnish a new theme for good, refined little playlette.
 Brandon and Wiley. a lively colored combination. the Gardiner children in a novelty, Finlay and Burke in stage land satire act Of more than ordinary merit: the zamonts and their society acrobatic number and the Eagles pa- rade in the electrograph makes up an attractive holiday bill.
 Christmas day special continuous show, to il D. m.
 Prices: Evenings, 10c. 20c, BOG; matf- nee, 10c, 20c; ladies at matinee, 1Oc; box seats, Soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
CHRISTMAS

With the Bancroft Foote Boys Club.
 The first Christmas" ever enjoyed by the members Of the Edwin Bancroft Foote Boys club as such. is to be en- joyed by them on Thursday evening of this week in the club building on Chapel street. Preparations are on foot to make this celebration a fitting one. It is the first Christmas spent in the club house and everything possible is to be done to make the event one to be remem- bered.
 Director Smith has outlined pro- gramne that will capture the hearts of the busy business boys who compose the membership of the club, and the af- fair will savor strongly of a jolly good old fashioned times such as boys enjoy.
 Any of the friends of the club who desire to assist in making the affair a success and wishing to contribute any sum of money or other thing, may see Director Smith at the club house any evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
AT ST. MARY's ACADEMY.

Splendid Entertainment Given by the
 Juniors Last Night.
 The Christmas entertainment of the junior pupils of St., Mary's academy, last evening, was held at the reception rooms of the academy, 444 Orange street.
 An unusually fine programme, both literary, musical and also showing the elocutionary training of the pupils, was given. The following was the pro- gramme: Happy Bells" the little ones; waltz, Streabbog, Vera Riser; "A Christmas Party" Lucy Webb; "A Doughty Football Captain Neil Con- way; violin solo, Angels Lullaby" De Seve. Gertrude Gillern:. "A Boys Plea" Howard Newton; Jesus Bids Us Shine.'' Marie Conway; May, Bells,' Charles Morley, Mary MePartland: "A Merry Can," Justin MoPartland; Playing School.'' Mary Mayrand; Wake, Dolly, Wake little girls; 'Boogie- boos."" Bessie Martin; Spelling in the Nursery" Tomrnie Webb; ''The Fate of Charlotte Russo Helen Dunn; "Marionettes," Lgnes. Bessie Gillern; When Daddy Was a Little Boy Vim cent Keenan; "Pussy's Class Regina Well; song, Jam Pots" primary chil- dren; Little Billy's Christmas Eve" Gertrude Gillern; '.Jes' fore Christmas" Eddie Koch; christmas Dream; reel tation, Bessie Gillern; tableau, chill dren.
 The entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed by all favored with cards of admission and the participants acquit- ted themselves very creditably.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Ezel and Sheffield Lodges Met Last
 Evening.
 Ezel lodge No. 3, K. of P, worked the second rank on a candidate at the lodge rooms in Masonic Temple last night. There were present officers from five lodges. Among them were Past Chan cellor Wooding, of Rathbone lodge No. l, and Past Chancellor Banforth, of Springfield, Mass.
 Nominations were made for the elec- tion of officers that will be held next week.
 Sheffield lodge No. 9, K. of F., held a regular meeting in the blue room of the Masonic Temple last night and consid- cred two applications for reinstatement. The applicants are Frank Goodman and Charles Roberts. Nominations of off, cers for next. weeks election were made. The lodge has at present the erganiza- tion of 8 new degree team on hand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
METEOR WHIST CLUB.

The Meteor Whist club will have one of its enjoyable meetings with Mrs. John Carroll os Crown street, this af- ternoon. As, this is the last of these meetings which have been noted for their jollity and many desiring to con- tinue. an extra course dinner will be served during which further plans will be considered. The members are as fol- lows: Mrs. Robert Tracy, Mrs. B. Hos ley, Mrs. M. Riley, Mrs. M. Coyle, Mrs. F. Carroll, Mrs. Fitzsimmons. Mrs. c. OConnell, Mrs. D. Martin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
JUST RIGHT FOR GIFTS.

A Very Attractive Display at the Caryl
 Drug Store.
 One of the most attractive stores on State Street is that of John A. Caryl, the deseryedly popular druggist at 752 State, corner of Bradley street. The store is adorned with Christmas novel, ties and decorations and made attract lively beautiful by these embellishments. MT. Caryl beside having one of the fin- est and most complete lines of drugs in the city also displays specially for this happy season a fine array of toilet and fancy articles, perfumeries, assort- ed and fine candies in elegant boxes and many other dainty things which are always acceptable as gifts for the holidays.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-23
OFFICERS ELECTED
By Philip H. Sheridan Council Royal
 Arcanum,

By. Philip H. Sheridan Council, Royal
 Arcanum.
 Philip H. Sheridan council, R. A., held its meeting last evening in I. o. O. r. hall and initiated one candidate for Hillhouse council by special dispensa- ton from the grand regent. Prepara- tions for the installation of officers on January F were made. Refreshments will be served. '. The officers elected for 1904 are as fol- lows:
 Regent-D. J. Sheehan.
 -regent-William Clancy. orator-CIifford B. Walker. Secretary-Morris P. Lynch. Treasurer-P. H. Cosgrove. Guide-William McHugh. Chaplain-Edward Brady. Warden-P. Cuneen. Sentry-J. F. Lawler.
 Collector-W. H. Pickett. Trustee for three years-Terrance J. Grady.
 Representative to grand council Ralph S. Robinson.