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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

q g. thfs country.
tiia samias 70 kHsri#a szs re us
iHNfateH 81 hIa eldest aoa lseHrg4
Hha. eth ihe aId q be tru brothers
hah HfraHfrd g. fHattaH far thetN
father
nzref chased tobacco ans anig
ssantsa ~ aEefi tine wHsH Naa
fa.si EaHrz b. HsfH e never had e.
= ayk zee hard ana aleHrf uaHas
g. st euaHsh nfrrr Hzrh daE aftsf ms
HafA o. fna rsHHfff } came from
fHefs uaH iittls afausafnFHt faf =
5surH naaa. particularly Ser tirsff w..
- Yua faa arF fhat fhffe pa# HUfHlnS
faf mr ta So Hag = 500 ds8Hus the
fsW haHFa 10 d. Iisht zHd tHen sleep
81 The hiEHt
spsfhaizs { eaH attribute NEST - ms
sffehsGh is mE H'a eye ta The fact
fHat s vsa Hesgr beaN1 dHHkef Z
aG~afs drank wine uIih my nrsie a.
hums huf arfsr kreH SHAT Beer pnH
uHui I eamr a. tia rQaHtrF J take
glass ~ hsef uaw uiEh m1 dfHnrf
aHa hHprff buf uster e. aHr other
fius
In MS # years ln tais eatutrF :
never dFant hHf one giasH - visitor
aag iH afffF fhaf aHe aHd saHis Hnt
fsar tHs tasie n 81 since Sau eaer
Ert THIRSTY I drias Geld sea o.
eaafHs Heaef eaf pork 81 aay h'nd
uiuspif h~tsHae m1 fetiE.au fuHhids Be- =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
"MOKE HEAVEN AND HE'LL
TO DEFEAT THEM'
PRESIDENT MORRISON TELLS LIQUOR DEALERS
TO KNIFE ALL CANDIDATES WHO SHOW DIS
POSITION TO OPPOSE THEIR WELFARE

Get busy set together and pat
thn "a hite itFbon people uHf ~ bust
usss before they Pvt you aut wee
fhr tone 20 the opening speech de
ilVsred by President james Marf lsun
az yesterdays meeting Of the state
Iiqmur Dealers Association.
Tkfnughsut Ms address Morrison
advised the members Of the aHanCia=
stDn TO look aui far the political ins
FaffHfH Of the trade aui take care
me business eaa not injured h1 the
we'll organized bodies ~ men who
are formed simply Tor the purpose
- ee~rri~ntlns the sale nf lisunrs
Nj Morrison first reviewed the re-
suit ~ the hsvociatiasn's lotnY at
olympia last spring he said hf part
a. follows
regret 20 state that our ieKlsias
tive committee. acting Jointly With a
committee frafn the <iug county as
anciatiuu. were unable ~ have the
bin pa Haed modifying what is rofus
monty known az the landlord llabil-
~ act
I am pleased 70 report. however.
that your legislative committee did
succeed IA preventing the passage Of
a blll known ~ the high license bill
introduced 90 increase the liquor u
eenae. the minimum heinx 81 .o0a and
the maximum s. 500 per annum
They also were responsible for
having the local option bill So modi.
fled that it would be wholly ims
practicable and Of no avail. and the
governor vetoed Il
The bin introduced to prevent the
esns voting @l saieens within a stated
sests.issue 81 sry Futef4e institution
HtsN bausf s,sf47tt BY the eff-fts Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Your committee.
We have hren. and are dsesit Ing
ssirasl9er We are too cheap And
oaF esilNqp@n enemy b. Raiuidz 81 es
les every city. town nua haulst On
ths country. Heea raae thea ar prop
cflY aud se afe Improperly organ
,red
Ne uili haFe - have money avail
ahie=rehi money
Who ever heard ~ %r organization
existing without fuHdez
We cannot faEet delay the condl-
ton that eunffouta us To resist
ttefn. sou must prepare yourselves
and that af once You cannot afford
70 hesitate If yoH do Def mc lm-
press sou. We arc lost N $40 Wlli
not be tNtsrmInafad by prohibition
we viii BE- mX sxtariiuu and high
lIenHuc Can Nau uaf see itg Where
can yeu lock that yau ia not see the
practical existence Of OPPRESSION
We pay ektoftioHafe dema uda 81
state county and municipal govern
meuts but pag nnthlaa iutn aar,
treasures 20 create funds 90 prevent
further opprr ssinn ard further extor-
ton.
We want public sentiment money
creates e We want Justice monsy
alone VIII afford g. We, want ieRis-
latiou that viii pustecf~thr Interests
and our property and rive. us, like
other tradesmeu, vested rights in
what We buy pay Tor nud own.
Money alone viii secure g.
Already the aspiring politician FOR
public office e. LAYING his wires for
fall aud spring elections The liquor
dealers should be up and doing. be
alert to what ia trauspirlnF In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
A RASH
WOMAN
COUNTESS MoRoCZEW.
SKI TRIED TO KILL
HER FRIEND AND SELF

DAWSON. sept. g@fspeciai Core
sfnsnd~ues asf1u September 3 Countess
Mofaczewski formerly Airs Alice Rei-
iins crane. made en- attempt On the
iuc ~ Capt William 0airin and On
her own iife zt point four miles
below Rampant ON the yukon river.
where the count countess and Capt.
GIipin we're camped. the three being
on their way from Dawson 60 81
Niehaei en- route ca Russia. where the
count vii take charge ~ bis ancen-
trai ~'afeE
Word 81 the attempt ~ the Countess
Alice O. take the tffc u her crst-w while
partner IN West DSwHou cabin life
ard iu various divers and sundry al
irxsd literary efforts, also 70 snd her
own HCihtliatinR career through this
vale - tears. eaar - nasseu Ga a
letter from Prank y. Wells II ram
part 20 z. ~ Barnes II EaEle nov in
uawHnn.
The letter does not state the reason
for the attempted double crime ner
how the countess tried o. accomplish
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
Oil Used as Fuel

y has been proven that oll IL a very
satisfactory fuel 70 use OF lower ru-
ken steamers but when the supply Il
ga peters cut lack Of IL IL Just like
the lack - ans other fusl-tbc boilers
KFon Geld and there H. uethiuH doing
The Narthsru Commercial cumEsuy
bssan the season with itH steamers
FROM 81 Michael - using OIL expect
ms the supply Of oil 81 hand L. be
augmented bN the arrival At 81
Michael = . special GA steamer Bot
time nasted and the csFEu q OIL failed
n arrive. The result has been that
tho auicle' have been taken out q
All THE y &. h0ata except the Sarah.
and they have been forced 70 rsturn
to the uss u wood AZ the latter is a
vvry scarce article on the lower river
TINS season. thp company ts finding
Itself up against q very difscgit prob
lem ~ operating It, steamsrA
The sarah stiil has oli sufficient TO
last her eut the season. BY next year
II II safe % say that the company will
he better supplied IN the way Of fuel
than IL has been this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Political fietdf
II asfiunfr far public office ere
found fn be in harmony With uH
Hofk as "a uHit fof their election re-
rafalrfa uf party. II known % be
oppressed o. auf HaifafH. move hraHen
s.-s--.sl. 49, saD .A-.-s<z.
los them e. raaa g. fhsE are breed
ere ~ trouble and must b. eKtsr-
minated.
~ alert and vary or the political
graffer
Let Il be hnaau chat The alleged
"cafrIul seek ~ the liquor dealers
is merely myth DO your wafk
openly ard above husrd. aud mark
reH nith the brand e calm thr
political traitor
Funfla shauld - made 90 elect -
puHlir afgsa members Il oar as#o-
tlauau AZ Glasses ~ Industry and
trad. are represented iu our leEls-
iaturs WHY not a stronger repre-
ssufafiun ~ the Hguar dealer Tho
Mla there Lee la position 90 better
protect ear lntsfeHtsH
After the address committees were
appointed aHd fhr entire body aH-
inurneI Co south seattle for tie rest
~ fhr aAg THE rspafi e The presi-
HrHi ahauh there are lsfz urmbeFH
iG the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

ARCADE EXCHANGE
and a AFaHde
flUNMtNa HOUSES OR
HNfHslH ATTY

We have ta.ial s seseiai snaa in 90.
FsNfa transient uNHHa TIE aaFHtzH Fr
= sieaang us fens : risht aul Is iu
Z Aaathef seap h q Gsroem bassss das
Wv III. sei at Ass uan So aHHre
a mas ia s feem hotse. uItH rent
HaN sete pffaf,fsot
. o rneula - Youth atr. SOS fan So a
Msh cisss toardius house pfits
I q roeas rhlrd ave tndaasas
. D. E0Qus - rhlfs eve aue kssattens
feama er fgfth ave bargain 50
II F.tHfna aa SrfHaE snfnffa>f and car
rvs hsafs 49, 40 fez-a.N ryatsa.
y ii0ania ~ s.kiA att atu asehaas.s
Toe eizs - fsta.f priee FAw
t gesssa i NaaFi e tHfY aHl sx+
ctarpa for reel sstaff rfae fA,e
= f,gea. ia bFaft pf sit1 sis9m beat.
D. faos.ls ia hssrt ~ eigr t1iek stssm
HaHt each Hfs ft.aa
se'taa. transient iHeHHa En- Esart -
eltF ptI nzsks sFeEIai terms uu fhia
FfH
faofae. Is easH $50
spse ti tarsaie . a s-ream haass. =
nagf - arS hoass Ne ssu g. 49,
2 feoas - an htwssi farsfiurt IN
team uleaisfu Hat 8 hIeaAr ifam Ar
-.a-.~.~--
lssms. rsat icss sssii STAGE. tsfais.
2 5e.s On ssvsnth ave. reat 8.
sfssan haantns hcuss. rtnt g. rIsss
.a eFies El - casa tslaaes
e. 49, 5.ase iu rraf o. - aas fur
fzaoas 6u siaassn rvat = rrsrs
sssets On srfire rsnt te pgas 80
reea5s rs 5ifts eve. rsat g. u T.
IS fae5as feaFth ave eas eiAes 20
% reeus. Is spfisE - casa pres
u 5osras q seas faraltsgs fsnt gaig
e. FHffH. #Ht fmasEhI TsfH casa aHaH
ft r. fa4. ra5s. Il rfut ~ tsa
30 fsafaa on Fhlrd aes GOD t1fnitaft.
rsut g. Essss 9hlfds cash Fte
q feaHts. eiase il. steam heat. rent
aszFisf 6ssEafs In is.rnom heHss in
haaft - city worth mere nouss
T "a reerne % Firsf ave. IA
u fuema uu secnaa ave fsst anif -
z rooms rsaf fer Sc tnlH L. nlaz7Hf
HaksF tvs.-i htfas cash
h.5'.s ssrnas s 81
:, roans steam krat. rent 80. terms.
= sens On q ne @.slisst houses
in the eifF5 pftEa fizst
II atffsa r. hrafg 80 eltF nn# q ths
best transient heuess p teWn
viii make anaeial terms ca th.s O. TIE
Ftrnt phftF. urter no
- fuHH4 fhFH~r HFirk elegantly tufs
aIsNed steam hsat. 5 gssFs hsass =
F a. gs.rs trsnslsnt hauss. south - Yss-
faF rent flAt eHHFF NlalFlsh the
profits vii hFsfhEs t20 pef mouth
+. 8 MONS sasih u Ysslss rsut IL;
a cash 81 sol
I - Interest iu HHW 8 russai haAHTs "a
rash rfies q ee
I a foouts uarkiaamsu's nausr rent
uufg 81 ~ This - enc q thr test
HarFaans N the rlfH5 urter y 40
We have the iarGest llsf - feaWtttF
houses ~ fhe city ard guarantee al
titles. NiH advance Fuu part - the
purchase rf5cf - sET ss 81 - st&
ARCADE EXCHANGE.
~ and "a Arraas
Halset Ifsnnf. Blue 81. indsr -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
UNIQUE
TEST
Seventh-Day Adventisu De-
elares Sunday Barbering
Law Interferes With His
Constitutional Right of Re
hgious Liberty


TACOMA. Gsi. "a unique test
Of the law prohibiting BARRIERS from
plying their vocation on sunday was
instituted yesterday when Alfred
Hergfelt was convicted In Judge
Griffin's court for violating the state
law.
Rcrgfclt s seventh Day Advent
ist and his religion forbids his
working on Saturday. but Sunday IL
week day Tor him. After he was
convicted his attorneys gave notice
Of appeal They viii carry the case
to the supreme court Go test the law
on the contention that ~ IL uncor-
Aututionai IN that IL interferes with
BerEfelt'n religious liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
Charged With Poisoning

Herbert Weissr Il the namc 81 the
man under arrest on the charge ~ at
tempting poisoning lie will be
brought from Caribou 20 bonanza to
have BITS preliminary hearing
There were two victims One Of
them wHa Prank . Rodenakrich The
name nf the either has not yet been
learned The fhuse men were partners
The two had quarrel with Weiser.
az mining partners ofgcn have. and
Mrlsfr left
The came day both mon were taken
il as N BY poisoning and Rndcnukfieh
was vvrs iil. II has been discovered
that strNchuine or other poison had
been stirred Ia the sugar used on the
table iu their cabin one OF the part
uorH started to take drink Of Vine
Rar sugar and water and gave II up
Because the liquid did not smell risht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

TheY mlxsd up some sourdouEh with
a litfis sugar sud fried Eems clap
jacks one drank some eofree with
SUGAR On II aHd ito ether started 20
tat the Hiapiarks Doth men we're
taken Gl ard Il issHsid that nudrfahS
rich would have died but fer prompt
afe a an nuilaofa.
The msH are located On Ne. Z below
Hadfafds Discovery. Quarts creek.
The luiics at Bouanza arr handing
tie case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
ACCIDE:N
Many Trainmen Are killed and
Injured in Railroad COIHSiOH---
Four We're kiHed BY Lighting
in Railway Camp

HtLuAM SPRINGS. Arb. oct g.
A double header freight train and
an vktfa engine crashed together BOO
"a hrnd-ou collision fouf miles from
here un the Kansas city Southern st
"a late hour lost Night
Euus mon wgFe idllpd outright and
iuu were seriously laiuTft in fhr
collision both enEiura we're com
pietulY demolished aud large uum-
bet of ffeisht cars went into thr
ditch
The dead
EAGINHEU WnHUEfI
INUfNEEA fINHpHN
FIREMAN ItAMlfN. Hiiaaiu
spHnEs
FIREMAN RODGERS. riusbafr
kan.
Killed by Lightning
KANSAS cry Mu. Ott Two
men wafr killed end ffs injured bF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
RAJ E.l.,.-centlnusd

SAWS RENr
A ilcms ueaf state University ~.
llalt elOck ut ear hue end public
an8 w wh, e5uSg No. io sui ' sSu 'Ssb asS6
and 81 ga tH ser Hu. dfrsHulHH WH
slat nf huuHs anlrnRld vaf nsfNtNe
~vy me al eHet Hu DELAY 80
FINE acru ana . sere tFagtz for sale
KtfY rvAHaHa His uH avutir tfatk Rom
i ie4 san ,'ss 4 ~ s,rs., and .ISsn
small paYwent dewn. bel o. rtf
WuHzh Stewart Stewart q tu#
krufaa i a e. Union Hlvtks Us Tee
ksagr, tract = mile ffam Gvlumpis.
fer sale cheap lt owner. a tfetfl
mon. Neem s. uniou .hloes. - lee
FARMS WANTED
I want number e small farms %
fatsfdrtaa' fss Jgsal Fa,,rs liaVe
dHiis maaiflsa fe trssts - ig ef
rom L MAYNARD
a5 ualleg "a Phone i.tcat 81
enEAr los 81 g. a.. a. uaiasn sitY,
eniy BIZ ulIngtss tlas ga eit hsnteH t.f
Hns 81 Wlsh Hft#a street. trfaaa -
aaau. . maaIhIf eeIna ttdar. tafEts
VEN vfuss "a srsEaas
rkWTIEs wanting "a saHat 81 homie.
EfFaH Elafma cruising aHsfI as Nf auA
better cai resfr 80 farine biaek
toah HERE ltuMEaEEk EIgs
NHHf attractive new retHaEr AVID iuf
HH Wet seHrtIH Uear fefrN lanaiHH
EHI slow 90 city unH Auuua IfIrr.
tsa So cash. balance same ~ rsat
FHIs II s naFaain
UlAtflEfM q HOLMAN.
- New Nofk nleeh
81 aa s. aefss miles sauta 81 Az
HHru tH sEFaa afHHFHst Ea HeFfH
s'aaAfd. Ku0H hnHsH harm aHd eHte
HHl'H5nEa small aFf hafa hnH stream
- water ever fhN piece HaettiuAfrn
q ArnrL q uaKwsH haiidiaE
LOANS m4sfu without HHtaV from rrts
AAfr HaHsf iIH fHffrraH Any
Hahr4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

heinT struck by HHhHInE iu rttis
road camp GA the Rock Island ruad
M Kansas titH# lkau during e.
storm last nIfHt All fha oceuplntH
81 fhr tent about Do u number
were shocked
The dead
JOSEPH rHAHKtfS 90 years 81
aEy
JAMES LOGAN aa years old.
Thr injured viii fraHtrEs
Two Killed
EUREKA. Hh.. Oaf Two men
zee killed HHI tHu injured Doe s nals
IhlaH uu fhe san FfaHllra a NORTH
Hcstsri yesterday Al ettfa freight
crashed iHfu reFuiaf ifHiu az the
Fortuna ffffH cfa#HinH
The dead
EfiIIa fireman of fhe ektfa.
uEANf Low. brakeman un tie
freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

BUSINESS CHANCES.
4. y WuaESnANM. inwNsrs Notary
Public. % View York block Goffse-
rafieus urKsnixed. patents. psnsi0nE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
Fsr ssls-Rssl e.,s,.
nAIxInr nrarH
CHOICE lots

icoad s.lssaea a.ad ie4-si rahs on car HEe
and 0ettie vsera. QraV IS uHi'lsnnHh etht
Price file 70 fssd
lt6 cash ard d per MONTH T4r4gg ioas
are saflfne TIE kys a.hrs y yea are
Ig.fsfssfssi see - ~ du.e.
H.FtFsg9A.a. IEn0I,B a CO.
f.fluHreF Eitqh@se,gin
F1ousss James n1s. Fud. a 1si9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

NTS Fff~Sfis f'sfsf = -, -ss''s'S
hand stcFe wants IL co worth ri
sfeaHd. hard xncda 1T y Daniels 4
Son phone Kim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Gee. II. Woodhoose Co.
100 S<eon5 Avsu,e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

SftV s-sceOa fFela-gF.
o. no F.lEhtsrfspu house, haR sere ~
fps land. all incloasd W "a pie3ert
fencs cfleEeH house asid Essrk 3
cant car fanFe ard N mhnufsg ridss
q tlo.u6sr saaage ps.sf cash. ksi-
sncs sEsf -
q II NICHOLS
Ell NefhifEtQn B'uiidsate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

HEkTfns- Nsu aHa sseonahand AZ
ssse ard klaaa ehaeIa .. 4ea flrsf.
Phone I. f37a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

f60 C66lcE So if1sss fl6 al
rich seFHUa HaHfaaa iaH# EHsftF
girare,l tracts fsae naH rnanfN rod
Close % Eaesd arHaoi Ard aelxhhHrs
tsfMFhan 90 60 aaH asH tAH#H
ROBERT NAHsruf o. NaN fneE tIk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08


SPECIAL BARGAINS IN RouRffNg
HOT Hf.S
y Foofns. centrally hHsafsd new house.
and fff-rHtnra. Price 8 -
Eieganf house 81 e raorna Prize q no
- mons good location Price g stsi
rooms. Soc laeafiun Price tl5a
Gat ara see uH
EWAhF. STEWART 4 co.
Rooms y q rnian block
10 First avsmus
THESE ARE RsArs
Nies s-rypzn aetraFs on lut elxisa. :
bios - from ear tire Price g. -
Lot heA 10 wilh Broom house. on 9Th
ave Price 30
Eire home on Hafa ave near MsHFarr.
Prize 81 30
beapfsfai home on Highland drive
Price . a.
flas property o. very center of Bal.
lard Price ttHn
STEWART. STEWART 4 co.
Rooms y 4 70 Union biaek
Ti4 fHsaf HFnrffE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

BARGAIN FoH SOME HSE.-Rlrh
seeaz1d bottom lard - asrre. De-
froEa lnterllfHan ta aaras PARTIALLY
fisnFwd. balance very easy rtfaFiuE
mostly alder ard vine fs14 pie rfnai III
hpa4sa rffcr e 90. easy terms
ROBERT NkLTHf. g8 Srw Nork hlx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Mrs IDRN iA TiHNHh Aaauasr
eha impeding ManigHfihH tt9irdft
fuk Scalp aud faflHt If#Htmune
With thr Nfhru MaahaHv Machine. "A
Mcdonald ulueb tshnuf. niark liaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

Must BE SOLD AT 0NCE 10 Frrea
se1a iana. 6 acres naffiH eteaFrd
sfna4 house ianEa nsrtfau - fhia
gieafsd large rfaHk ahFuHsn STAGE
tract Tees Hee HUs4a5F Faaifi -
tiiies frufu lnfEHurhan etnaE "a
sehassl. 90 rIrf reaifs Fannaas IL sofa
Ff-afa HiIf faaH a. = uaf acre.
ROBERT MAf.THN Na New York hfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08

FOR SALE chasp. 2 f.as F'raalh =. -
sg1aRlsts. 'li.es's nrstauraat - y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25
Ladies' r1uSlin Skirts

A NICE FULL CAMBRIC long Skirt, made with double ruffle. Sold else where for 75c.
 AN EXTRA QUALITY Cambric Skirt, made full and with nicely tall ored seams, full ruffle founce, and trimmed with 2-inch wide Egyptian lace. We'll worth 75c.
 A SPLENDID QUALITY of white long cloth Skirt, with 14-inch full ruffle flounce, flounce trimmed with double rows of pin tucks and edged with 3-inch wide Egyptian lace. Usu- ally sold for $1.0O.
 LADIES' CAMBRIC SKIRT of best grade materials, deep circular founce, deep hemstitched edge, and three rows of hemstitched narrow tucks. Worth $1.25.
 WHITE CAMBRIC SKIRT of excel lent quality, tailor-stitched seams, deep circular flounce, dust ruffle, fiounce trimmed with 2-inch wide Swiss em- broidery and four rows of tucks Usu- ally sold.for s1.50.
 LADIES' CAMBRIC SKIRT, with double rows of three tucks each, full deep circular flounce, trimmed with double row of three tucks each, single TOW embroidered insertion, and edged with 3-inch wid embroidery. Sold else where for $1.69.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25

many seasons-and weather forecasters declare this is to be no exception. The best modern ideas in artistic Suit and Cloak garment construction are here in broad varety-and all must be closed out before the spring opens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25

LADIES' CAMBRIC DRAWERS Excellent quality, hemstitched runies' Regularly sold for 25c
 FINE GRADE CAMBRIC DRAW ERS-Deep hemstitched and full TUT fled founce. Usual price 35c.
 LADIES' CAMBRIC DRAWERS A splendid quality, well made, deep ruffle. with embroidered edging. Cheap at 45c.
 AN EXTRA FINE QUALITY CAM BRIG DRAWERS--With full ruiflei f1ounce hemstitched and four rows or tucks. Worth 50c
 CAMBRIC DRAWERS, with full ruff fled fiounce, trimmed with inch-wide torchon lace. Cheap at 5Oc
 AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD quail ity of Nainsook Drawers, umbrella style, two clusters of three-row tucks, and edged with 2-inch-wide dainty Egyptian lace. Usually sells at 75c.
 LADIES' NAINSOOK DRAWERS of best quality material, full ruffied flounce trimmed with two rows of Valenciennes insertion and edged with same. Cheap at $1.00.
 A SPLENDID QUALITY OF MAIN SOCK DRAWERS-Umbrella style, full founce, with cluster of six tucks for heading and 6-inch wide blind embroidery. Worth $175.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-25
MUSLIN GOWNS.

LADIES' CAMBRIC GOWNS-Ma- terial good, full sleeve, tucked and hemstitched yoke. Good values at 75c.
 A FINE CAMBRIC GOWN, with ruffled cuff and sleeve, ruffled edge on yoke, yoke tucked all ovr and two rows of insertion. Usual price S5c.
 AN EXTRA QUALITY OF MAIN SOCK GOWN, feather-bone and hem stitched yoke, dainty blind embroid. cred edge on yoke and sleeves. Cheap at S150.
 LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY CAM BRIG GOWN, ruffled yoke and cuffs, edged with real Torchon lace, V neck, yoke alterante rows of Torchon and Swiss embroidered insertions. Worth $1.50.
 SPLENDID. QUALITY. OF. BEST CAMBRIC GOWNS, with embroid- cred edge, narrow tucked yoke and em- broidered insertions trimmed, dainty gown. Worth $1.50.
 LADIES' CAMBRIC GOWN of high grade material, V shaped or square cut neck, yoke of alternate stripes of fine Swiss embroidery and hemstitched clusters of narrow tucking. Usually sells for $l75.
 A BEAUTIFUL NAINSOOK GOWN Square cut neck, daintily trimmed with exquisite edging on both collar and sleeve, yohe of all-over tucks. Cheap at s2.25.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
A Mathematical Problem

The great act OF Diavoio in looping
the loop" missed by wichitauS circus
week. is a practical demonstration CT the
fact that the man who works the great
est number OF hours doesn't earn the
most money. Diavolo actually works 70
seconds day. seconds at each per
formance. For these u seconds he re-
ceives sIss66 %. or sl.000 a week. The law
OF supply and demand is directly and ab
soluteiy responsible for the price paid for
the act II is a fact that Diavolo II the
only man in the world who has ever sue
cessfully accomplished this remarkable
feat. Many others have tried IL and all
have failed. Every trial has resulted IN
serious or fatal injury. The management
Of the Forepaugh-Selis shows has en-
deavored IN every way to ind another
man who could successfully perform the
act so that in case Of injury to Diavolo
they would have a substitute 10 fall back
on. The owners have gone TO the ex-
tent OF having 10 duplicate loop built az
Sheepshead Bay, Long Island. where ar.
plicants are given every opportunity TO
prove their ability TO successfully circle
the concentric coil. AS yet Diavolo has
no understudy. much less an imitator
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
Sig Crowd Suys.

There IS one feature about the specu-
iators who gather az the board o. trade
rooms IN this city that the cIo-e Oh
server never fails 10 notice. That g that
the big crowd always buys Instead o.
sells
Speaking OF this the other day an old
operator undertook TO explain why TIE
big orowd OF SPECTATORS were always
buyers instead OF sellers He said he
had long since noticed that the bulls were
very largely in the majority and that the
bears or The market were usually a few
very mean rich operators.
Hope. n Confined springs eternal
IN the human breast Provicerce created
man 10 look for better things II the fu-
trre. II Is This that enables people q
bear W under great trouble and dsprezs-
in- conditions. when overcome. almost
by some hard con1If.ors. TIL ro-u2I
mans hope s. expressed IN the old SAYING
,ha, the darkest clouds have a sIver
linlrT
The uan who goes about predicting
coming cafsulifieS as a rs,ie Is r-ear
fellow himself. The average r,an Icoks
for prosperity aheed and he agurss tsar
hich prices makes the prosperity ard ~
buys futures en- mess pork. wheat corr.
or cats. lie Is a bun CT the market