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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
POOR MEN AND PUBLIC OFFICE

so,eroer sutfay wrn
providers Independent and FRYE from care &c
announced that h VIII
auehuE sd Tor rainy daf
= ar~ n i
n
= preey act entitled evsH
10
whom he thnAa
touching usefleoAs us Tact
II = makes naas -=sFifs "a
pahie esaer
b Ne Heh bat 20 TIE reo
man eaiys rh
.sr,. hains Fet
"A
offhasap thsmssves must -
pb
prysitahae sassaesa
Independently wealthy the 10 ,hs
dasaii-
and wants Judge = ths tssis
falaen the old
ipS after the rsht q Ne
sus thas ms STEER ths
rlh m euH1 ~ esaFy toward .
government Of ~has shs ai eeua
f1ls-f he pocr
ssssrs abs
aoa pahHs Tasg eanrst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20

tn an EFFORT to break up the strike
/ of tho seattle HofHeahuefH. the Mas
tier NotarahuprH association. IN now
withholding an raw hufHrHhuuthE
material ffom pFoprietnra who have
granted the dcmnnda9of the jour
neymon since The Inauguration Of
/ the strike. J. = dadwiasr and A
Mrrfyman. who have been paving
the uuien scaie were yesterday re-
l FUSED material az tho establishments
/ OF Post & Wilson and samuel NJ
/ Gtrliau
The htH horseahooinH arns m the
Iallrgrd trust practically control tho
aupplY af raw material and tt h
said they have resorted - the meth
81 employed against HadW iEcf a
MerrymHn in ordar to prevent tie
small harnoshneins shops from
granting the demands Of the sffik =
IafH
Merfsman. who h not In the Ma
ter Unfaaahnefs. association says
/ that be Will nsht the matter to a
I finish. atill rnfusink 10 diHrhafEe
the unian men or Join the saaoeia 3
. tlen.
ttadWiHer apparently uuWillins 10
be piatsd in the di-a advantageous
position Of beiuE outside the assn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
CAPITAL vs.. CAPITAL



pcnnaytvana ~ railroads 0rorge Gould
Wabash dared "a the city OF
threatening monopoly which the
rnnsslvsnh coke district
the poles
Telegraph whia uoud
property SYSTEM The mat
tr thg the property wsa kept "n
ny Injunction
expired opportunity
pole ef tho
ito mH snoched the Pennsylvania
Inside million Nerth property was
destroyed
be more
The PENNSYLVANIA wih
b. reimbursed down the poles aud e
h.
lahor' soothing come
when they
n
Men talk conflict between eaia and labor The coming
hrvpressfble conflict between capital and capital
Il Tight rail-
rust
system VIII
b.
combinations begin 70 destroy property
public rcpte Wi step ~
owk or operate enterprises themselves
here's he sroata la he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
WOULD DRINK
WOOD ALCOHOL

An uncontraIlabia desire 70 use
vood alcohol a. beverage vas re-
srDnMible for the death At Wraugei.
gssH= -. ~ a T=r@. butehaf IN
the stewards department Of the
sf@aas4s=T ssssssssae. zas4eh arrived thls
yrlnrninE Tens haa been drinking
the poison In a diluted form for sew.
crai days before his death. bat not :
visflsta ndinE It's bad effects, sesinef
unWfiIng % leave i alone.
At 7.sg o'clock on the morning Of
tfe steamers arrival At WranNei he
paaaed away despite n care Of Or.
Davidson. who wsss q passenger and
a Wrsngei physician. He VAS taken
IN charge by Judge Thomas. ths cor
oner st Wraukeli. who after holding
an inquest decided that the man had
died Of alcoholic poisoning. lie was
buried at WFangeL
TENS bad SHt @eTy little Hasn=y
in his possession. lie ~ believed 70
have friends In San Francisco. lie
was sn unmarried man. Is years Of
aEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
BOOSTING BIG FAIR

George ". PARKER OF ~ Louis. n
director 81 the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, accompanied BY Mfr.
Parker was IN the city today. Nj.
Parker met number Of business
men hers informally this morning
and then went Ia Olympia 60 see
Governor Mcbride ln the interest OF
the exposition M Parker II on "A
tour through the Northwest con
furrinn With the executives ana the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition com E
miaHiOnera 81 the states hs b. visit =
ing. lie Is very nangulne OF the sue
cess " the biE fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
TRUST WILL TRY To !
BREAK UP STRIKE
Master HorseShoerS Refuse TO Sell Material TO
Shops That Employ Union Men

rintian or under ~ han, yesterday
afternoon discharged une ~ his men
Material had been refused him also
but rather than be placed under the
ban Of the association. no consent
OF. tt IL claimed by the unihn "a
Ia let out one 81 the men. lie made
several other concessions to the
members of the association. with
tho result that an abundance ui
embryo hur-aHhora are now forth
coming 90 hhu.
The members % the association
ate open "a declaring that they VII
shut OF material from any pfnpri
rtpr who is not IN the aseoetatlou
Samuel Mcclellan, the proprietor II
nne 81 the lafseHt eatahiishmeHtn m
the city said yesterday afternoon
4 Will refuse Co sell material o.
Mr. tiadWlHer or any other Nnsicr
hnrseahoerH who I believe b not
deHilug raiflY with IA uf he not "a
mrmhnr 90 tia ASSOC tatinn.
We are Ia this nEbt to win. ann
believe We aFs Justified Ia - tits
huidiuH material from sng map sho
does NOT support VA
n IL rumafsd that 80 hurse-
ahoaru are On che way fium lie "a y
10 take tho places 81 the atrik.rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
now AUNT BETTY PATT DIED


II 700 Ford In Adaaa caun
and The q Aunt
raat INDIANS
breadth % ob and ended IN Ri 81
bravery found IN me Rock q Martyrs
- aad he's fo ra@ae
# her heart
her daughter Krraasrr
eauan ssr.snR
ne q destroyed
satssHsy. asa Mrs Mary
thouxhs - hs paaynd Cd woman
An
bet YsaIde
cHttpgESr
a you'll ind noshlnk lusrtr-
tK thanth aia~ ID the shlaFea~
sh. vas eb=y-a flames and
s.ru
lessons the Sranne-s
Q the led
Of Rorkv
IN. ua~rnovy
told M haaufai q an
aAa~ saans children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
SAFE ROBBERS

HTRuTnEHs. uhlo June 20 Tbs
safe ~ tho PenuHyitHuia railway
aaa rubbed early This morning II
~ u9t kHasu hnA much booty va
secured. Five mau have been At.
rested A. aftsnint uaa niso iunds
e. rob the bank - Poland ii T.
supposed a. be- the work 81 the sans
gang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
cOHSPIRATORS
ARE INDICTED

INDIANAPOLIS. Juus ~ Falf is-
eirtns-nfs for alleged egnsffirErf u
cgrrurS the eornuft~=tpnsf - p7tniic
works wsrs rstarnea ~ ~ xrsud iafy
to-day. ThrY are against Detective
st4hI 81 81 Louis. wha worked Tor
Prosecution Foik. Hiram HrFNn. gem
erat fnanME~r of the isttiiassiaa lfi'iszi
News Attorney Noel. q couussi fnr
the investigating COMMITTEES. aad ihe
secretary n the cifiHsua isagus. The
Hanf raen. throssNh StAhl. y ~ alaesra.
tried % gain permission % sgserats IA
slot fffaci hines Offering The cafnniis-
sioueF gfsas - : Nrlisr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
THE MARKETS

Strawberries made fnfth~f
deellnaftan in psics tiais mopninE
assilinK a. low a. 20 cents per ersts
Native lettuce - coming IN fraviv
selling AZ ~ and - cents per dnssr
lunches.
business was very brisk on West.
srn avenue this aasrninE
WHoLEsALE PRICES
rrs~s. rstcrs sv~ - srr esy-r m qsan'
tftiss fftFss % sHsaN purchases aVefael
- ger esuf. haEhsf1
Provisions
.fersst utsaf-csw b~sf So - Steer hesf
Sc - muftsn, = "a Hefs tn4 70 "a
H. veal sEtar ~
rr-ftsiass Mans. - 70 htsskfast ts
Vegetables
f-sHfafuta xr--u gsifs - sas ss=ss== y.
naistp.s. uafigs y ~ - fen fsslii.-s
81 carrots uu turnira q 3 sack
kii~4isaipfa tniaataen g. tos hcthsus.
81 z1-dtfa yss tax irtfaea frsta -
- asuilno~se fi4 ~ daf
asfhass - ~ rvt uafits fhnisaFt - 80
o. nafies ssFsrsaus. ~ - tns naffv'
se~~u sse- t0ar y st'ins tsans. - ea
aa'nt~fr, - - 3gs rsd,sAs-. 80 dss
30 tesah bunchsa.
Green Fruit. Etc
strawberries. assasi..1 psr crate. aea
q q hos California cherries. tiefi -
apricuts. q ro9i - crete. California
fufrsHss fsc rrats. rasphefff.a 81 q Ufats
tiarktsffIas. o. %. t.ssanisrffire. 81 Y
i.sssss~. r-ss5- s..s ssfsiszza g. sfs14 /.
bos sprlss. 90 - Dos aanaHAs s1.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
KILLED By
EXPLOSION

CINCINNATI Juse - -rhsre We.
an explosion u torpedo cap IN ths
factory of fhs Central Nanafaetufihs
company this morninE Pape. the pro.
-. sy.....- .s....a4 =. O. ast.sa ..onHf.
tiuf Two sfupiFyrH we're baaiT injured
la she scra fl1isie 10 escape Several oh
sfs we're slightly injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
NO CHANGE IN
THE SCHEDULE

There viii probably be no change
for while. az ieaHt in the steamer
schedule between this city and
0iym rin. ~ a result Of the purchsss
u the interests ~ the WILEY Htonfs
ship a Navigation company ~ Capt
~ n Macdonald The latter ~ also
eNn~r Of the steamers HkaTit Queen
and ilwoud. aud Il ia likely That ia
the near future one ~ Them may be
placed an the run A. yet how =
ever. Capt Macdonald has made na
definite announcement
II iH understood that capt Mac
Donald bought OUT che Wiley Nav
isatlun company for consideration
If $40 600 Sol u simpson was
the principal ntae khoider Ia the
COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20

Seattle Baker Tissatef Company
~ "A Gilded Fsnl
Third Agenue-W alter rnrfoFfi
Company In Northern Lights.
THE orNud- MARY Mannrff1w BE-
Tha fsfuffsfnussN % BHrRifine.
NHudevfllr-=Thr shiri1a Naude-
vile cuugpauy opens at Lesehi fafe
pavilion sunday afternoon.
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT
Bakers and Ccnfsetiau~fe 4 isrs'Hnii.
ham saHana avenue und seneca street
sss... ss.s.rsst tsss4ss-s ssaf1- -.
eifir hinrk
steam snEineers wsitrsssea hall
ffH Safnnt nVrnus
SUNDAY MEETINGS.
rfaiamsu asfiuuesr block. firsf avf
ai4a ard Jauaes atrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
BODY VIM
LIE IN STATE

LONDON. June 30 Ths body 81
f'ardinal Vaughan who did 81 mid.
night. still itr tn state IN ths us~
cathedral NJ Westminster. M rev.
Francis bourne. blshnp % SOUTH
v hrk. ts mentioned AZ his prVtshis
sttrucnanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20

The launch Colby viii leave sun
aay morning fof Three Tree Point
ffufn thr foot ~ Washington street.
south 81 Pier I. is.hvink Haattls Vt
a. ~. ard ] % =. m. returning.
leaving Three Tree Point At 10 81
m aud early IN the evening. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
hTLM WIRE DOWN

t'aassnasrs Who affiVed on tha lgam
lssslat this niornins Fauoft that Tower
~ which are RESINS in the country
asaath 90 Attn. have destroyed tho Ca
asatan fstaHrHiyh iiFss ~ rsssh sa eHtrst
that % MAJ b. a Nssk before Il ran -
again rsIsafrvd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
SHE WOULD
FAM SHINE
MRS. BROWNING DOESN'T WANT
HER LIGHT PUT OUT"

uoeaaas Mra Margaret j fifownluR
wants a divorce her husband thfestsus
10 put her iirht out" t'ur That reason
She today swafe 60 ~ complaint against
him Ia Justice cams court and had e.
warrant ISSUED faf hia arrest
Mrs Browning does not know exactly
" hot II mnhna a. have ones light put
out" but She IL aaiiHfied u would not
be- q PHEASANT matter william urasn-
lng. tie husband. Will probably b. pat
under bonds o. keep the peuce.
90 70 Spinning for bicycle repalIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
sGs p hauah. afAs- fsait. o. $50 %
pllsrnH O. ~ EFata

stsu sss.a srss- nan. Ess1ao'
pilsfns q ~ sFet.
Butter. chssss. Esss. psslsry
Ii.sttsz y s~as~stsa ef~.-sfss~. ssss
ss.. Fssss r.ses sosss s~s r..,ssH
ee..s. N.us. N..saasssa r@a t--.s4.
rualfsf frs---s FaFs@y. saea1 l,.
hsfssg toBrfs nes aess txe ae.ssss ~.
slsrsas sniesss. a res - 49,,
ttsy. GRAIN ard Feed
uass ssthe ten hara~T rstW fnh.
sHesf 80 - taa fkag ssr es1eN ~ tar.
hrah 81 toHs shuftn "a tan aif cake
sasa tus m..tsrn wa1hlnxtan sinaaths.
sls.ssshq. 80 - Sea. csiifsi4ais haf ti6e.
fsFn. Esiif1ants alfalfa. tie ~ taHs
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
fIEs-~s srfss-s - 10 .s--8. .4atf4ss3s -
ssiiaaa. fr-isht essel y - -. sea h
sass sftFf
ttsy ard Grain
Yssrru wsshinssaw tsna0shy 81 900
"a - SON Etfalfa lis9 ton nAfA . D
tssn. baris7 81 tnu. wheat 81 ton
brsa 80 a. TN; ss-~ss. t2i.oo tea. mis-
fllass "a eeoss ~ fen.
Zoos, Poultry ard Livestock
ntftas rhiekssas o. fsrs % as
tsss ffssA saNeh. tsse g. I've hens
sest sole b. drs..ss ssufton. feues u
ffs#sas bee - 10 thalea h~sf euWs ~
ma So v st-sy- ~ fs-st siyes -, ~
s@isss. .. ts-ss s'ss''sf 10 hes. "a fo''.
vsussabls and orssn Fruits
nafhans pataies. natives tsop zen.
==as= salss. "a sfaHz ffuit q sasaa %
49, eoue seu-r. ne ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
MRS. HICKEY USES
PREROGATiKE or sen

A dispatch from Everett states
thai Mrs. n Hickey has decided
that the headiera body % mar
found M the hay 81 the foot 81
king street. May q. is not that oi
Joseph C0urgy. who disappeared
from Everett about six months be-
fore the finding of the body.
According 70 the dispatch she say'
that the clothing worn b. TIRE miss
3na man and that which WIS on the
body do not correspond.
Coroner Hoya said this noruint
that when IN Seattle Mrs. Hickel
positively identified the ciothini
found on the corpse az that worn bi
Conrgy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
DANCING Classes

Professor wnse1 - Rsnks Hat
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
waite leEauIss daiiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
NOTICE

Our charges are fer material only
The nnlt eoiieEs using an shso.utssy
painless process and rreiu.
sfNs with us
FREG--psirisa. Estrsetirp. Pain.
tsss Filling. Painless Operating.
THIS r. not = college foe students
sane are employed o. admitted. Our
star - rousponet Of dratists % long
experience who cafie here e perfect
thsp~stx~. In eur latest soisntifie
Hsrthods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20

We received two more carloads Of
.he Celebrated Jewel steel ftanE5H.
Thompson Furniture Co. Inc Azi-
1923 LIST ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20
Eagles. Ass.r,iori

special session ~ Seattle Rnfis.
se 1. y = a.. e. called fef EuHdn .
nlEht. June 9lnt. tfe1. ~ 10, for
the nuf pose Of receiving ard ariinE
sgfan the report u she building uofns
fnitirc. and airo 10 at upen pfiiriHi
circular Ne 81 frsssu thr Grand nsfie.
relating T. the Missouri nasd suffer
ufH ~ order -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20

nafhans tataiaes natives $500 tau.
rasffaas lfn 90 t1ul carrots 81 10 enrh
s=s44= asslsas. "a srans ftuIt q bts1 q VI
sas safrh seisr, 1tr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-20

90 to SPINNING for bicycle rspaI 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05

this is due to the fact that many came
 out here thinking they would find it one
 big holiday; there were many such, and
 they are returning disappointed. It Is
 also true that many of those here have
 made up their minds to stay for an inde-
 finite period. but the prospect Is not so
 bright as it might be. Progress is slow,
 capital is shy. and traders seem dis
 couraged by the delay in passing tariff
 laws to admit of trade with tlie United
 States in those articles that can he pro- duced here. The islands are TOW grow ing better tobacco than any State in the Union; 1t is nearly ali fit for cigars. not merely for the pipe, and it is very cheap. but the tariff thas kept 1t out of the United States. The cashier of one of
 the largest tobacco companies here, the Compania Insular de Tabacas, tells me that he has had applications for samples from all parts of the United States. that they have been approved, but tha. until some change in the tarih laws is made he can dc no business.
 The Spanish trade in cigars is also gone and there is nothing to take it's place except any increase there may be in trade with Great Britain and Ger
 many and with the British possessions in the Orient The American people
 will not admit Philippine tobacco because 1t is better than they can grow them selves and they will not come over here and farm themselves because the possi- ble prosperity of the Philippine farms is prevented by their own tariff laws. F. W. T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05
SPECIAL OFFERS.

 Ala. Mobile O., 2Io a. timber land Colo. Colo es Mesa Co, So 50 a. a and i'm impts. s. Ill., D. C.. Washington, Tacoma Park. 2 good Fla. Winter Park, fine res and lot Fla, Volusia Co.. 6 a suitable for lots Ind. White Co. fne farm 50 a Mass, Worcester Co, 2l a. and impts Mich Mich near near Romeo & l2o a. a and % %impts' Mo, shannon CO, $40 a timberiand. No stx rsS sS, and ,D5nt grounds Mont, Powell O.. I6o a; eqpd. stock ranch. Nebr.. Omaha. res. and lot. Nicholas St. \. H.. Bethlehem fine res and a. a. N. J.. Somerset Co, fine farm 2S a. N Mex. Cloudcroft, small house and lot. N. Y. Allegany Co., 5 a. and impts. Y PHlteney Sumner IEsr, res s.. and 1dr soA N. Y, Silver Springs, fine res. and a. N. Y, Ontario Co, 50 a. fruit farm. N. Y, Ilion, 8 r. res. and lot
 N. D.. Dickey Co, so a farm land N. D., Morton Co.,. i6Q a. stocked grain farm; Nev. Lincoln Co.,. l:747 a. impd. D. ,nted Ohio. Rogers. g r. res and lot Pa. Lancaster. 3 good res, Atlantic Ave. Pa. Montgomery Co, o5 a. and impts. R. L, Kent Co. s5 a. and impts. R. L, Washington Co.,, I42 a. and impts. Tex. Colorado Co, 47o a; and impts able for gunning club game preserve. W. Va Peasants Co. l8o a. and impts. Wis, Tavlor Co. 52o a and impts. Wis, Price Co., 40 a. timberland. Flour mil, Newcomerstown. O.; se 1000, Greenhouse bus. stock, res, and a.. N Y. Mills. N. Y; ss,ooo.
 Gen'l mdse. bus, Vera Cruz. Ind. S2, 500. Buffalo, N. Y.. S27 ooo W. M osTRANDER, N, A. BLDG. PHILA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05
GRANULATED SUGAR, 20 lbs for $1.o0 at
 O. K. Grocery,
 25 Monroe Street.
Modern Athletic Training.

Medical Press.
 The trainer of generation ago would simply have stood aghast at the sweets and other savory foodstuffs eaten by your modern rowing or running coIlegian. Yet it may be doubted if the physique either of the individual athlete or the nation ever stood at a higher general standard of fitness" One pertinent fact with regard to training is that both past tradition and present practice condemn with emphatic voice the use of tobacco and alcohol and other indulgences to which healthy men-wonderful animal that he isis unhappily prone. So long as the main principles of temperance. plain living and abundant exercise are carefully applied to the man in training. so long will the results be likely to suc- ceed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05
John Rust, aged s6. John Solomon, aged 65.
 MONROE COUNTY.

John Rust, aged s6. John Solomon, aged 65.
 MONROE COUNTY. Joseph Gist. aged 8o. Jacob Goodman. aged 30. Pleasant Haily. aged S4 Matthew Ridweil, aged 30. Fleming Smith. aged 96. Elijah Veach, aged Se. John Rainer, aged S5. John Giles. aged 84. Harden Denham. aged 76. Solomon Dickerson. aged 30. / Thomas Brown. Or, aged S4. Thomas Bartlee, aged v. John Moorehead. aged 90.
 MONTGOMERY COUNTY. James Dunlap. aged 99. James Ramsey, aged 7S James Bowen. aged 7S. John B. Fisher. aged 70. William Conner. aged "A Benjamin Grigsby, aged ol. John Stephens, aged 70 William Gray. aged 66 Beverly Daniel. aged "a. Daniel McCarty. aged 78. Edward Steen. aged 70. Robert Garrett. aged S6. Samuel Mckee. aged 76. Benjamin Robinson. aged s4
 MORGAN COUNTY. Mary Hopkins, aged 94. Benjamin Wages, aged io6. Levi Stevenson. aged S5. Thomas Lewis. aged 65. Gilbert Stevens. aged 76. David Ellington. aged 76 B. Hamilton, aged 76. Rebecca Levy. aged "A John Snothers, aged 7e. John Ruby. aged 87. Martha Jones. aged 30. Isaac Ruton, aged 79. John Preewitt. aged S5.
 MUHLENBERG COUNTY. John Bone, aged 7e. Lihez Garriz. aged v. Joshua Elkins, aged S6. Britain Willis. aged 30 William Hopkins, aged 73 Benjamin Neal. aged 30. Andrew Glenn. aged 68.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05
Dry for One Day.

Leaf River Qll.) Mirror.
 Rev Batchelor. the Methodist minister recently elected Mayor of Poplar Grove, refused to sign the license for saloon there Friday and had the satisfaction or making 1t a dry town for one day at least The thirsty ones nearly wore the town pump to a frazzle trying to allay their thirst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05
FOR sALE-RHAI ESTATE.

FOR SALE-If you have S2So as cash pay
 ment, can sell you q nice Broom 2-story house; sanitary connections: well located, on monthly payments: fine chance to get home not costing over Sl.soo zirkie & Moore. ll FOR sALE-Three' negro cottages. good b. cation, rented for SIS per month; price for quick trade. Ssuo; S4oo cash. balance in 5 years. Pierce & Hardenan. over Knabe's. ii FOR SALE-S4. 900 will buy business property paying per cent: big chance for increase: titles perfect; street paved with brick. zirkle & Moore. U
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05

Dr. Samuel Willard, a venerable school teacher of Chicago, though now in his 8 lst year. is about to start on trip to the Mediter- ranean, expecting to "do'' Greece especially in a very thorough and satisfactory manner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05

If you desire to sell your suburban lots, place them in my hands
 James T. Andrew, IA Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-05

From the Census of Pensions for Revolution ary and military services. June Ist, Is4o. SiXth Census of the United States
 MCRACKEN COUNTY. Sarah Moore, aged 83 Nancy B. Lovelace, aged S4 Benjamin Jones, aged 7o.
 MARION COUNTY Mrs. Hardin, aged 80. James White Cotton, aged eI. Perry Tharp, aged 93. William Hendricks, aged 95 James Ramsey. aged 79. Conrod Beams. aged S2. James Corbet aged SI. Margaret Shock. aged 7s George Spalding. ST. aged S4
 MERCER COUNTY. Samuel Hackney aged 7e Mary Pipes, aged Sl. Henry Sparrows, aged 79 William Kelly. aged 94 Timothy Corn. aged S4. James Raines, aged S2 Leonard Taylor aged S3 Matthews Colter, aged SI. George Gabbard, ST, aged 7o Henry Hamler. aged Sl. Lewis Webb. aged S3. Henry Leshazer. aged 9I. John Sneed, aged 96. Christian Snail. aged S9. Rebecca Verbryck aged 30 Edward Willis aged 7S. Ebenezer Cary, Sr. aged S3 Charles Brown, aged se. Robert Jones' aged 75. John Comingore, aged 90. Elias Fisher aged S7. Peter Hun. aged 95. John Grant, aged S5 Jane Shelton aged S2 Claiborne Bradshaw. aged S3. John Rice, aged 79 Susanna Jourdon. aged 7e. Mary Wilson, aged 76. Elizabeth Moore. aged 75. Martha Sandefer aged 93. Thomas Graham, aged 7S. Thomas Kyle, aged S3. Edward Honchins. aged 80. Philip Gonrd. aged 80. James Galloway. aged S4 Sarah Bohon, aged 76. Isaac Follis. aged v. Reuben Smithy, aged S5. John Potts, Sr. aged 79. Charles Hart. aged 6l, MASON COUNTY-NORTHERN DIVISION. Mary Ann Shepherd. aged IS. Leonard Bean. aged 80. Isabella Pelham, aged "A. Elizabeth Cole, aged St. John Campbell. aged 65. John Ward aged 79 John White aged S2
 SOUTHERN DIVISION. Daniel Bell. aged 76. William Owens aged ". William Devin, aged Fl. Abram Willlamsa aged 9S.
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MANEaoLD's IRON BREW Looks good, smells good, tastes good, and does good. At all fountains.
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We do not tear your clothes, be- cause we have the latest and most modern machinery.
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For sale-James A. Farley Residence Property. This property Is now on the market for sale. has been divided up fin lots fronting on Hull. Adams and Decatur Streets or can be sold as a whole. Highest elevation and best neigh borhood in city. See plats at our office.
 Chandler & Douglass,
 Sole Agents.
 For Sale. For SI 900 less than cost ideal cottage home, no wrented for S25 per month. Great est bargain ever offered. House Is worth S3, . 900 and win throw in lot. Location and neigh borhood perfect. Don't miss it.
 Chandler & Douglass,
 S2,OOO Will Buy one-story dwelling house. near in. Good in- vestnfent or chance for modest home. Terms
 Chandler Douglass,
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