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for Weak and Nervous People

We have cure Tor nervous and
unsteady people. weak. flesilloHs
people. and pimply, pale OF HalloW
people. people who ate troubled
with loss ~ ambition, failing meme
orv. depression ~ spirits lack Of
confidence. nervous headache. ana
syakefuinoaa Oh those symptoms are
pr6ducsa by weakened nerves
brought on by the Vatery condition
~ fhe blood Mnksstrong, rich, sed
blood and furnish food for the
nerves 4 the way 10 stop the source
III the disease. and the cure then u
only IA question OF days. The best
flesh and blood builder Is Dr.
gunn'a Blood and Nerve Tonic, IN
tablet form to take at meal time.
Sells at 75c "A box, or boxes Tor ".
I'D ali druggists. or sent post PAID
ON receipt III price. People gain from
1 to q pounds Of solid healthy flesh
per week. by the use OF this medl=
cine. that ~ an Indication that u II
doing good Address. Or Isosankp
Co. Philadelphia. Pa. TIE QUAk=
Ea DRUG co. i0lg-i0ls FIRST ave-
nue.. Seattle.
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SENSATION
IN SOCIETY
AND MRS Carl a AoFF
IAN. PROMINENT ~ SEAT
rs. DIVORCED

80 A ftaftman ard fpa n a.
- he5h rreminept n the nealaI
w. m e.ai,lc have been sranted a
- bv The saaarior seanri. Tire
.ws e. HHht only YESTERDAY
- ,sh he ainE e tbs foimal de
- cenph,inl and other raprtt
- hata nlHc.,n keirt n the county
- ofi.se when pinccd on reeara
.eee tns ska
uaffman is enc II the beat
=. ,,snnz pny aieiana 1T thr sits
tss.,ush iht possession 81 n spleu
n N..s Yairs hAa ionF been pramiu
wasieal llrelea Me- Hoffman
=. taaEafer &c a. ~ Kennedy
-, ons az the hose SAMPLERS 1T
"a lrnaeFiom district aud now
-. ints.ssloa In : laeai ateamhaa
- Sha aiaa - = vocalist oi
-.s.6assAhe loyai reputation
- Hoffman hfeaght the divorce
= aiisxIuH nan suneatt Nhs
Ssessi that she had been compelled
!. ass.na upon her parents Cor sup
- ~ .sua time nfior - films ths
- fha Hnffnsns Were married tr
$500 Il SIS and have one chIiit
- A. o. she custody ~ which eai
syea TIE ua'hef
NJ ksnns.ty che plaintiffs father
= vsre syatths
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HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


osnrany n of the state militia.
- riThl presented capt John
SAxvf with "a nna arniy pahef. a.
.aI.sn of the esteem M which h =
~ ~ the members Of the Gem
SAY
AtA meettux held last might IN the
isesas ~ ths chamber Of commerce.
.tsmrcfAry erxau nAtiou % a Mon
-. esssh ~8z anessEsd n NJ LITER
ess made temporary president The
srxaatsatiaa Siil be made permanent
al f1tuYa meeting
Jshn Il. WaoileF ~ ehseRxo Fat.
msr esniidate far president an thr
RuAlhiiioasss ticket and now e.iitnr
= s.Ae NV Nefsse. viii deliver a
;ss=stss>sAs !sesure Al the First N A.
AsFeh corHer % Thlra avenue and
Pc xtfest July /
Nv Gerard tasiay secured E per
n4 q eress four fiRt building a
~ KING street
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YRS. GRANT FAILED
TO ATTEND NEARING

NJ Egfls ftranE who aerusfs 70
Msnsan W " FtasghrF q makA1sz tgn
wepsx proposals. snd sttsmuttnx - m
matt her and on whose complaint
lsxsehsr was sustssndrd from aots
nnaiA net BE- gFvmeHs At Ftetehrr' )
kssrtas sefare the eivtl service CON
azsesen last ni<ht
Azz Grant nsnt ward that me bad
ken khe vietn - a ,crusi preetfcal
~ esr1 Yesterday ssefninx. that
nase unknaug. party had called hes a.
~ aesT "a her reaaa and then thfa~u
pn~ Nind q . pawa~r tale hcr sYrs
sAlsa had neariF blinded brF Ser
s-Ant Powers. after an Investigation.
- $50, ~. ass., '4Ns.p. ssp-ssS. A..sss -. a.
1r&Ht aa1 EaIH tHs trWEu. ffr HHtd trlF
mes Nrre awuiiru shut. eui ttas sh-
sns IN 70 Caniitiaa u afteud the hear.
~
r. commission then heard the 80
snsus % the witnesses pfeseuf ard
pntinusd fhs hearing over Until arSl
Npn4t4Y exeutnE
Al ths sstdrncs tsst uiaht against
r<seher eae heArsay. ard wifassscs
gsss NJ Gesnt = lad aasae. is seefu
II Tat here bad been y neixhisas b nd
rs 3 Ea3sh Fletcher had taxes a
part
F1asehrF rrorapsnis'4 ~ his uife
sns iiftlr ehihf was present ~ enc
s<srsax
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GAME LAWS
COUNTY WARDEN issuus NO,
rteE TO CAMPERS

County Game Warden Rlcf has
had printed ana Distributing Il no.
tice Witch every camper who tnkrf
firearms aud itching tackle into ths
woods should paste lu hin hat
The nutge contains the game and
fiah laws boiled dawn Ia the few esI
words peAsible aud ~ az lively in.
totaHt Co every anartanau
II h sufficient for campers d
know that the law forhlda the kilt
ina Of any game bird. derf. elk
mountain scat or mountain sheet
before september / on this slide ol
the cascades The killing OF SOM
birds Ia prohibited a. All times
Trout may be taken hY hook and
line only, from April I To November
!, but must not be said OF "Haited
down" for future consumption Bass
perch, crappy, pike and niekerel ar,
protected until Inly 4 They, also
must BE- caught with hook and Tins
only. aud not sold ar preserved fnl
future consumption The fine IL $50
Hunters must pay 81 Tor a county
lfpaHAn
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WITH THE
"ANGELS''
puooAlG's aAbGs ARE ALI
READY TO PLAY

tack Hickey, Who has been Al homs
nufrips a safe finger white nusdaie
bad hia ball players down at Port
LAND. viii tfY and daAsie tho top
netchefs % the T. n T. at Athietie
park thts Afternoon rbe f.as Anguis-
hench laeked IN be- in rsscd form this
mernina and Charley NHry PROMISES
tn sive nas a run Tor his money dur
ihH tha eamiuE series
nuE muat SGT the series 81 order "a
Htaf sntanE tha iap natrhefs and he
hsa passed tha waFd down the lima
that nothing bat Giitse1sssi ball play.
thE Will b. accepted 10 - alfradY
three games e. the hid and he must
a. snnethlns tbs series,
The lineup this AFTERNOON viii h.
somewhat different from that whaa
nusdsis'a lads Wrre last seen la -
attic @rNichui who l. said 10 BE- The
fastest man ga his feet tn the league.
VII hold down the third has willis
uili uuHieY viii b. -eea chasiua long
flies aut IN the lett garden.
SPOKANE. June g. san t'fancisen
shut oas Spokane Ia Yesterday game
seure - 2
BUTTE June Il rhs butte Miners
defeated Tacoma Yesterday b. aeers
q 60
HELENA. June n -siisi-aa wiped ap
thu dismaHd with Portland yesterday
searp il to :.
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Eor sals-Mise.liansnus

Special sails American Watehon-gaid nliea
American watch. warranted 10 years 81. rs.
written guarantee. American Watch a
Jewsiry Co, Dos lat opp. Rainier Grand.
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FIVE MORE
OVERDUE
.LlsT or MISSING VESSELS
LARGELY INCREASED

Fiva vessels were todaV aided 10
the already large list ~ overduss.
AT are bound for Australian ports
f'oiiaeing l. The list The snip
Rerajean. 81 days out - Bahia Han
en- FOR sydney. offered for reinsuf
ance af T. ger can't. the shIp Linaia-
farne. ~ days OUT from Liverpool
for Melbourne. offered 1T 10 per
cent. she hafk Kfldaft9u. iE5 days
out from Glasgow far fBunefiia. offsf p
- az TO FER cent the bark Julius
Palm, fag DAYS But Of Giaaeus. al ~
per cent. and the ship Whltilrhurn.
u days fsom capetoNn for NeW .
q ssIs - 10 ner cent
Rates have advanced on the Nor
wegian bark spen. iBs days Qua from
London for Ffemanfis, - - PEI
cent. This q an unusually high
rate. yet there is much piay On the
boat. local HpeoulEiora believing that
she viii eventually arrive.
The apes j. the only one of the
large number of ovrrdues posted
about a month ago that has not yet
made part
CHICAGO. H. Tune IL Wheat
u - - % -
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CHICAGO. H. June IL Wheat
- - - % -
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JOHN n. CRAFT MET
:, ,,,,... - ..-. >sss..,. ~ SsL.,ssE7 ss4
II .1iSE ~ - ~ -

4ssarsssssiam received here Nastrfaa :
from Columbia Walls. Mont. a.
nsssncsa the Niaiant dsath near thsi
elty - John II Draft a Yaana msh
veil kmawn tn saattis A. far a. eAA
10 iraFaed, NJ Graft Who sas sas
Ein-sr IA tha snapisf - he yFaa'
Northern Hallway. wAs allied ~ tie
premature cNp5aeiou ~ a blast
Mr Graft Waa baFu i'm NaFeaf. has
sd Hsst 10 thls sitF thas Efnstsr part
Il hts Hfw lie graduated from tn
ffnivefaftY - Waahin9tan IN iss
VALE - ths state ttatxsrs4sa ~ ssz
> hrtlIiant eshaisF sn1 vas he'd y.
htsh fasara .s4 his tafioW atndauts
z4r eisaff tha11h tfHt = years -
as. waz = skilled ans experienced sn
=iae~r flis father l. one q ihe 49,,
kna~u civil engineers in this ettN
Tna body all 10 uxuaxht e. SEATTLE
far burial
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HrnNEi. ranges carpets. leather chairs
tables. hunktnaea wHrdruhfa ANA pictures
a. half price. doi Goa Pike street
SHAFT and atufuH hnN Tor four h. D.. new 4.
..-n-..-L LA-... IL $3.50 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

ach,,f, ess ,tsgtutu1u stuunn steuen
efon a Arnei. nom % Roswell block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

SOCIAL DANCE Mays Hal tsatnaa. mi.
day evening. June 10. Admission 25c
ladies' free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MENAGERiE
ON WHEELS
CITY MOVING ANIMALS FROM
LEscHl TO WOODLAND PARK

The city .08ly began removing the
Lesfhi park weuaRerie - Woods
psrk. The animals were recently
sgpsfei q fhe city By the Seattle
E.estric Company
TIE FIX sefe placed In crates and
hS1ied or 90 their new home on
sfeen lake THIS morning several
sear, q rsif ~ coyotes. "A herd u
80 Hons and several moHkeys
smaller animals aHd birds are COINS
- tnis afternoon and t9murfHH.
= seai fafk Was once tHr faaafits
o1ndaT pleasure resort ~ The CHS
sna Ne animals which Wlli haresf.
Nf b. ou exhibition at woodland
y eid-tiHIa faHafIies
me meusTerie was est IblishH1 M
Ieaeni PARK .u the early niuetias end
80 Aiwaga drawing card despits
y ffamfed quarters IL occupied.
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TO BUILD CLUBHOUSE

fhe lake jiuisn imafav,mss, ,.,st.
az a mcetIas held last nIsht dsaidea A.
efsrt club hoHHe m the near futtife.
fhe cusi ~ the bnlldlnu viii d. ahaut
saw which tha mumbgrs ef clio or
Eahlastian Win r,lse ht auhasrihlaH
tar nt"ek at uae fafo ~ 81 Per share.
The locatian for the rev huHdinw has
ret Yut bsen determined
The club endorsed lhc action 1T
the hfeAdWhN Improvement club Ia
tEhuns foe is pavement arhcmn
ana bringing the city council into
tine ON tho question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
WILL BUILD IN NEW
WHOLESALE DISTRICT

The Stewart q Holmes DRUG com :
nany his purchased the vacant lot
on the NuHt sida OF Third avenue
south. between Main aud washing
ton strseta, aud will erect sis
ainfy building on q Ia the near fu-
turn
The lot was purchased from W n.
Honus s Co. through Mearaw &
kittinEsf, So SOC The building viii
cost SEQ, 600 aud viii be used FOR the
Wholesale drug business ~ the firm.
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MASONIC c0NciEKE

me esasantlsn ~ H. Rasaf krah
Maaanz wAs caneiudsa yesterday. The
fagtnwina gffleers for tha ensuing
srrrn esxs siacts1 aua Installed Cif&nd
HAT fsrisaf = Trathav Cfsai EffsE
81 fs~s~snsass firaasf aaslbe o. =
8 Ea5a graat Treasures. ~ TsFs
HaH aad DFara Secretary. feaeeF ne
fark The Grand cafumaHarry q
Knights Tampiar ~ nsW 10 session.
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ooIna 20 California;

faks the famous HeaHie shasta
route. Two trains daily Ia San
Francisco Fast time. beautiful
= emery and excellent service So
attic To san Frnncinro iaato nrat
class 81 90 second class
Special rate excursions 20 Chi
aaEp Hud return, 1880. 81 Louis.
g. So Omaha ard Kansas city. $40
Nrs Orleans. tsast Memphis.
tsa.to Jun- "a 20 30, July Is and ie.
Aus e and 80 f'uil particulars.
tickets and reservation "A southern
Pacific Co.'S once. els first avenue.
q y tilis Ernsrai agent go
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-
LOGGER KILLED

while workinW IN a ipxHinE camp q
flsneor Washington 5sramiah Wiisass
zia@ arEIf-rtaEf killed Monday mufu
ing a ise9iaH astsie snapped sasd sfss
sad staaek fhs unfortunate nan. IN
fisetinE injuries frum Nbich ~ aies
thraa haurs tafar The haiF al D.
shipped 10 Nalsraska TOR burial
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nAINInR nEAcn

EASY To REACH rAsY Tn pryv
haauiifW looation on shore ~ Lake Wash.
tnFfuni short ride on o. electric cara g.. an
tlrst and Washington. large lots sOxffa
are settling fast at SO. So and sInn, 81
and $40 down ana 81 manthi TaA aifes III
sold even body ikas Rainier beach. rs
the best and cheapest property on fnattat
for hama and Investments achsoia.
t'sif -ssst Ht71-3si I'm H-s ~ ftfl,iT75s45
and Eradfi avenues sidUwaIgas el4r5
healthniii plenty wood and rifr watrf
lumber on terms er homes built SEQ A.
Weed. aaant office al Maiulsr Beach a.
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YESTERDAYS RACES

FIRST RAcE seven tarlsnsz. sell.
ina maidsn. three. tear-alds ana up
Ceussr I 70 1. Ashiey up, first
Meruiu. second
Neffane. third
Time 4 Ia
SECOND RAGS -Four fufionss. %,
maiden I've ear alda
Metiskahtia, . to shesnan up
y y shaw. seeoad
uearse Retry third
Time 81 Is
THIRD RACE Ftvr faflonrs. sell
ms fanr- ear alsia and up
Goddess af Nisht . 10 1. iliidehrane
up first
Theron. second
fnafist thifi
Time I % "a
FouHrH RAGS one mite. selling
four Yuaf-eids aud up
Pat Merrissey 70 B Linton up. first
NaHssia. second.
Nssp third
Time - -
Fif-ru RACE Five fafiongs. four,
yesf-aids ssd 40 ssliins
kistfei. 3 - 3. raFagts 40. frat.
Aaefiirnas. second
John nuxas third
1ttnr=i ~ ~
SIXTH nACE- sx caslaa9s. three,
y~sfssida ard ur
fim Gore e., FIRST. % /. FARRELL W
Nell0wataue. seeand
Alta q third
Firaa=t IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
A VIEW METAL

AoAbOH June f7-Ths Eehs an
n.sanees that Melard. the diaaaveref
method for soldering aluminium.
- now diaf 1Fersd new metal called
ssn wHilh Dc ilghf Hff1uF work
- and uncomfortable n frldaefi0u
stcvfg.nEiY cheap from matter
sss'htfio sHBbpeed ~ be- worthless. ~
praieisd tnat Il will revliHfi8ulze
u meta Industry.
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NEAt Kent aud ri1he . the fuIarurfat.
rpsd. q 10 and so-arre tracfa most 81
them u hizh state ~ cultivation slffts
partly cleared, $50 SO. xi00 ara sfsl
Ter acre tfr creus You can raise 81 tfi4
taud VII pay FOR 10 in short time n
heiisr soil in Western Washington. IA Won
nfe interested eufife all anre for a 49,
prices they won't last long four sall 49,
tefiay three the day before. pssitfvaiv
the best buy in the valley
itohhhi AALIhA. 40 New Nefkhioek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

In beautiful suburban hamc. averianLlne
lake Washington has Weli. huilf n r15f5
house. bath aud panf1 GOOD hafn AMI
chicken houses. arrea az be4FInr frl4lf
AMI herfies, sold st10 wnFth nf fruit last
year to ready purchaser VIII frtfffa
duuhle seated surrey stands 81 bcas.
furniture ~ fanma. good ftnn nfaea.
FaiSien to9iA ete price $500 salp0 cash.
balance terms g euH purchaser SEE
MutcaiG suite Is Times building
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Notice 10 r.sm.,.s.

All members - Local go 7. y I, 4
are requested u he present at the neat
rHKular m~ettna Thursday guas "a
alIsesinl aftrF II business PAL knsaf
sssssiasi stsess=a. %.
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- HEHE = a UluU UITV
Itn acre. riah ciaY iaua ~ afrss si-s,.f
= pasture ufvalri kssl bearing tsees ~
kinds small fruits apflnk watafs HH.f 4.
rsen house barn lasls several ,5tti,ttlit.
mss team WaEHnai moving machine
tsfinirN lullruleuta, huIsehsii fiifuifuis.
cows. head young sfnrh every tame
Fpes rtias faf few DAYS Sfgna
iunERT MALTBN atn New Y.stbi...t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

Pruslasnt Isssess af the y. \. 1. was
n the city yesterday To = reporter
Car the star Ne again avuisd thr "a
fasrs hfiaai that thr Z y l. l. q b
divided gnln either tee AZ three rarts.
-ware aiEfant sait NJ Hrr~ safs
isfi~t "a piss ball a. se az asid ar
nst csafnmptat iss a eptit % ssaea
rcturiaest % Taenms iast rtsbt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

There verr M games PLAYED ir the
Pacific Coast tsssaas yesterday,
Noe fhat Harry NAurtn haa beer
riaStus kilt edged ball. fisrusy NJ
Niht,um % tha TnFaaFia riub IL tfFtfiN
u take him tsseA lie has pat uH p
I'D .buIiHf- a1esase rus has him bat
Due "a Nauninss reieasc n Wfttihs
aai Is letting the Taeam,a manager
taik
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flNh soil. All IN cultivation and fenced
small house, orchard. al kinds af small
mutt owner q obliged % leave ami fe
Niliins 20 sacrifice % make quick sale
ROBERT MALrnY. 40 New Yesks,,.k
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eron Arnen. raom % Rarweil biock'
THE chance Tor a home 500 acres #
excellent aoil, HhlF ~ minutes wafk fran.
the electric car. gond ndirhhura. handy a.
school and only an minutes rite frnn fhs
CITY Ndhma a Nichols aii Washlnefdn
building.
CHEAP lots AZ tas no. at Hlilman CITY.
line on Washington atrcot. terms 81
down. - monthly. Come today. Lanas
warm office on grounds.
WE can locate you on the bcat hofnenteed
lands In Washington. We have Eofns
good farms for sale. Call on r. II
Casey. t0f Pacific block. Seattle.
tpfs IN Queen Anne for $780, will talsa
pnrt pay I'm carpenter work Jas. IL
Taylor. as Arcade.
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HTHhWnFHHfrs
anyone HlHh'HH #frt Hfatf4fa faf HfrarFH#IHa
uHfraH#H tnn nIrh fHanf HH MHfuHa.Ia Z
anl aatHffHfs ~ tls ser faiisH af ANN
huiflHf NIYIt HHF a. EiH1r. faHt OF fsitH
WhHHIHHfaH : HlIH flHaa dock a.H aHIaf
tihH MHnHf be nfHHf been fiahal 9FHf 3
fafn HHHIrf 1HHHYr .af fH tIH bHfa. tH#H
HifttHrf ifaHas boats HHH4 nH HfHHil
fhli1fHH HliIHad in NHIH
iith Fff0TDqnApm GALLERY a. 2zit
lifaf avenue has changed haHdH. aHH -
~ UHiH wfHkH nahlHH HnN faH tahinHt
a. &c ~ " 10 a8fsn. alao dong
cufrinF ana HuiHfHIrH af Invest pfiHza.
NffH HHnlnHH 3D. % UaunsH
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! ~ iHa mon. - neH b Faui h6me With
~ GREENE taH1stl fHH tafpsnfar. atB
Aaal-aa. ftaaes Nan 40 1851
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Notions Priced RIGHT

FAIRY stitched Braid white and col
nf0d ssssatss ss+ss. aaaHst.t tsszHfsfs He
German nude rairy stitched Braid
all new patterns. - i-lr value De
Fair hfaid. new open work designs.
- Nalur tiss#asfttss ssssf.ars lbe
J Balls iirat HaruinE Coitun De
Covered Dress strci Pins set .... 3e
Corduroy uindins ....s.....s &c
aoo-ysrd sgpels good quality bastiHs
Cotton. 3 faf s....,,.sss,..,tss.... Sc
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Clas slfled Ads
Anln M.
HELP Wansed-fennais

care or house and lawn none but etref.
fenced man need apply state wages "a.
paeted XXI star.
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Pearl Buttons

oasa quality Pearl Buttons. as sirss
e fhiuR fsff.sstasa. ttHsHsst.r y -ke
Fine Pearl buttons the Efade that
usually salis at 70 and A. i-ze per
hHA ftfsssss fftfffseff fsEssatf rftHHttF c
Nupsfior Pearl t4uttann 4 "a % 10
AatNn saHast ssHrsfaH sastr Hstafata 4 lie
ili9h Grade Pearl Han Buttons. -
fhtNH tassfttrft taHsf.tta asstrtrfsH DC
q t.ifa size Pearl nuttnua. carved
patterns excellent faF shirt waists
fee saias s...s..st-s,ss.ss.s.s.ss aise
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IfpuHEK EHIstNG rooms; also ono fur
niuhed frunt room e22h University
street
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TWO furuiahed Housekeeping rooms AM
pantry, modern nfanlfnuas. roa aHnahl,
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The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
CHRISTMAS IN HISTORY.
Many NOtewOrthy Happenings OF the
World Have During
the Holiday Season.

While. no event comparable with the
event of ali events in the history Of
the world which is commemorated by
all Christendom on December %, has
ever taken place on OF about that day,
it has nevertheless marked the occur
renee of not a few noteworthy deeds
and other happenings in the anpsls of
our race. Some of these things have
been of that happy and propitious char
acter in keeping with the spirit of the
time itself, and others have been quite
the reverse of this. Among what may
be regarded as joyous vents taking
place on Christmas day. or Whereabouts,
may be included the coronation of VIII
liam the Conqueror, which took place
on December 25, 1866. In the same
category we would place the landing of
the Pilgrims, which occurred only four
days before Christmas in 1920. The
same happy season in 1S41 witnessed
the ratification of the quintuple al
lance for suppressing the slave trade.
But, strange to say, occurrences of a
sad and tragic nature seem to have
been more common on Christmas than
any other notable events. During the
fourteenth century there were dramatic
Christmases. In 134S the black death
was raging. In 1884 the persecution of
Wycliffe was rapidly bringing on that
paralytic stroke by which he died on
December 81. Saddest perhaps Of all
was the Christmas spent by Isabelle.
dowager queen of Edward H., in Castle
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
Mississippi State News
Ten Mississippi Postoffices.

The report Of the auditor of the
p~ostoffice department, just pub
llshed, gives Jackson the second
place in the rank of Mississippi
cities. Vicksburg leads the list in
the amount of gross postal receipts,
with the handsome showing Of $780,
045.76. Jackson comes next, with
Meridian a close third, and Natchez
way below in the fourth position.
All of the leading towns show
marked increase in receipts and
jackson shows the largest of all.
jackson and Meridian have reversed
positions since the last report, as
have Corinth and Biloxi also.
The figures showing the gross re-
cepits of the ten largest towns in
Mississippi for the past two years
are as follows:
The Tupelo journal., 1903-12-25
A Million for Levees.

At a meeting of the Board of
Mississippi Leyee Commissioners.
senators and representatives to the
legislature from the counties that
compose the district and a number
OF prominent citizens and taxpayers,
held IN Greenville last week, it was
decided by the unanimous vote Of
the entire body that it was the sense
of the meeting that the representa-
lives of the district secure through
the Legislature the passage Of the
Stone bill, recently published in the
local papers, authorizing the levee
board to float 1000, 900 in bonds
for the building of new levees in
the place of those that now threaten
the life and property of the district.
Government aid will also be asked in
the work. At the meeting of the
board, the contract to construct a
levee at S%hipland, a point opposite
Lake Providence, was awarded to
John Scott & Sons, and Shippey &
Outzen at q cents per yard, the
work to be completed by March /.
Tie contractors informed the board
that if they desired they could place
as many as 500 teams on the work.