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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

equal number ~ Isber leaders sss
present. including Secretary Rust
and 5. w. Narrier ~ the Western
Central Labor urien. ard the exss
cutis seowrnittee 81 the newly fern.
ed Street Car Mems ueier. Georae
Bean. J. W. Webster. Charles n.
xipser. G. p. Psrsissi and 4. Dun.
can.
The serfsrssss lasted until fiso
e'slcek. ard every phase Of the cen
trover.y s~ss fully discussed. The
r.s.r sticking Point vas reeesnlslsn
81 the union. that hsira understood
20 be the ehisf eaass of setior.
esidrres Of nssrues. 10 IN s1rse-
mart 10 found In the tact that be.
fore the meeting adjourned Pres.
Gent Furth stated THAT under ress-
essbis eordstieas and rsstrtetions re
would consent 10 rscoQnlfe tire IN
ION. An agreement uper the rela j.
tons which shall ssbsiss hesssesr
tire s~sec and the corporation seems
thsrefers 70 be the principal episs te
be settled.
The ether strongly rooted point.
organisation Of the Seattle Street
Car Meas Union and the steiss
Which followed ifs heels. the send i.
zoe 81 Seattle Electric Company en-.
pleys. 10 rseores 10 take the places
% strikers there. was alnc gsrs esee
snd left 10 tire COMMITTEES ~ eight.
That question. he~essr. 10 r..sreiy
80 ireidert ncs~ sines recognition %
fne un'er would certainly entail the
withdrawal 81 sho.s men srosr To.
coma and without recognition ~ ERE
union upon sorss basis thsrs will be
no ssttiefnert
Mayer Fumes presided ss the soa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

After listening for three hour las,
night TO ferWid sfeeches for and
against the various proposed new
city hail sites. members Of the city
coansll committees On public build
ings and grounds and finance. de-
cidea that more talk Was needed and
arranged for another public hearing
TO be held m the Annoy at q date
no, yet naed.
Epunriimen James. Red~ard. Null
len Rude. kisiier Morrison and fitx-
patrick we're present last nisht 10
hear the Arguments Of Interested
citiHens who sefe there in such
eros ded numbers as to crowd to
aeeffiowins the lobby IN the coun-
cii chambers
The question debated was whether
the city hall should 70 uptown 10 the
free Third avenue aud Pine street
site. or stay az or neal Its present
ioFstien. e g. ciossan. one OF the
syndicate offering to donate the
Third avenue and Pine street site.
was the principal speaker IN favor
Of that location for new city hall
e. y. nore suggested a site which
has not heretofore been proposed.
tic would have the city hail built on
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Steamboat Miles From the River

mayor issued call for volunteers,
aud 300 responded. Should the
break occur the city Will reeeiyo u
driuge.
NEW oitLEANs. March p Fur
Their nuFlrea from GfeenViiie say
that the larger poriion 81 the city
ln Inundated The cregaaHe is sfiil
eninrEiuE Tho property iosa viii boz
iumeuse and IL h. feared ihH death
1f % Wiii be iucfcuaed
NEW ORLEANS. March IS. ons
hundred more conyicia have been
sent from Huntington 20 asiiHt al
9faNnViiie. AaNirrr Fnv that unless
more hnHfa are sent many VIII bt
drowned. The situation In Described
ne being beyond description
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

| M Asrds Of eight we'll knossr
~ ~ sssssss rests the pessshsi-
4 sssiir9 the street car striks
~ us.oks On tire hsok ef the
"a kss..sss like an Old Man et
~ Al 70 e'oloek tcrncrre.s
1850 th,s COMMITTEES. composed
nsYs< Hsrss, r~pressrting tire
4 erSs. J. Q. Aseoosssii and
usIkts. the Business rrcos =. A.
y ~ q VI. Nsrrnoo. the West
csrsrni lahor unionf J. W..
49,. the Street Car Mems I'm
~ Jacob Furth add Now ard
y ~ Sssssls Electric Company.
~>p< srd try 10 srr.nss q com.
n ssefsrs-es to-day Was arrso-
y ~ TIE partici pants are con.
- y ~ agreement. All the
- q lessee we're e<naussi.ely
~aeed. srd both sides 10 the cen.
rgY animated . willingness 10
~ oesns ceresssiors. prssidsas
- esea SAID that he ~ool9 ree.
- Ne snsor under certain cen
= = s'rioek the sorsr,ittse r~a-
e1 TIRE bassssss men tire
- otrset Car Mems urien and
vuesrn Central Labor ursen
rssscsnt Farth and GENERAL
nUv Grant IN the dirsesors'
~ = 4ts Seattle Eiscsrse Corn.
~ 4 esfth and Pine street. Abo.f
ssn>a euocsss men ~srs present.
sse 49, ~srs ,. 3. Mae oeuu.li.
c hsG1ss. Rev. Or. N. a. Mat.
- Q. Mccarthy. J. "A. Msis.
Z 9 4ssksesrs !. p. Acpsrrots.
6 cssss4Y- 4 Q. Stewart. Geo.
Hsevsy. earsssi Rosenberg. An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

the union This announcement
Was greeted with tremendous cheers,
The executive committee Of the
union aud the representatives Of tho
Western Central Labor Union upon
the committee u eight are Ia sea-
sion this afternoon 10 formulate the
demands which they Mili lay before
The comnittee tomorrow.
A steady downpour OF rain this
morning made the line u weary
fnnrehsfs look like diaorsani1ed
rquadfous fetfeatinE from a battle
field la disorder Dripping umhfel.
las and tedfaHEled clothing satafat-
ed BY the eeausieas dri1His gave the
lonK preeeanians this appearances %
haYins been lifted Va strings ftatn a
gigantic Naahtub
The rain hsa little rrfcet upon the
riaioona Of spectators who have
damned the streets since the strike
began filled With eager desire 20 see
the show. fheis patience II reward
81 from time 60 time - snishnu to
car and the miniatura riot uhich
tho accident invariably entails. isike
street. esHaeisiiy at the CORNERS
whsrv cars turn. Il packed with
strike Hfmpathlters, waiting u see
shat vii happen
ne FNfffEIlE fHaaAlAr NnMMAEA CT tNN
weather huFeau lu heapinE climatic
misery upaH tranrnsftat iQn paralysis
has given a solar pirxua bioe g. re.
tail business which ives already de-.
m0rafHsd A considerable area ~
the city II within walking distance
~ the atorre but not much Of u -
within swimming o. wadtaE dis
tnues.
one branch Of business alone -.
I tainr ta customary trade without
visible impairment. The sainaua nfs
draiiuE cut liquid cofnfatt In IN.
diminished quantities.. ~ most Of
/ their customers from choice er ne
erssltr arr always within easy
. reuch
Thr eatnhilshme whose custom.
erH are mainly ~ the fais sex. have
/ almost uspendst business Their
ururflst0fH aIe the most diseunsa-
I late u nieas Easter dement's Aaa
other fascinating Nrfuai fashions
hang uunstiesd in she's windows.
y hiin the girl cierssa arrupy their
time ia discussing psychological
I phenomena. t.nux ana other Pros
Z found tnpteA undinturhed by shop
+ grrr. Merchants And oifige men no
longer display the warning siAns.
'This IL ny busy day"
8
hfpuEht hanis meet foreiblY to sonis
wage faFaEsas uutaoiy IN the d.
I pArtweat stores Scores - clerks
have b~sH laid uff. pending a set
tismrui u the great istsif nar. IN
Eufnr eases thr blow falls heavily.
since many af the CLERKS are young
wpnasu Who afT supporting thsfn-
selves and Dependant relatives. IA
I thr factories. too. apprentices Husf
extra fusn are hTinE atten haEtdayn
Nithoat pay - result Of the PAR
I thai Suspension 81 buu'neaa
Twelve ears we're running this
I forenoon en- the tnilpsins Hines
Z University. Queen Anne. Lake
tuinn. tsr~en Lake. Madruna eafk
I iieacuu iliit tamsa street. fsfoad.
way. ktnneHf Para. nfuadwsf and
I ifkr and fssirf aay. On fssisr
two cars were operated issiilri
was isft out q thr deal. the toe y
having slsHaf4sa with great suf-
{ phnHis that u dors not uaut anY
street ears nndrf pFgaeut eandttintH.
Nc disturbances wrrr rsfeFtrf this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

counties are now under water and
crops will be totd loss.
NEW ORLEANS, March IA
break has occurred IN the levee az
Hymelia. 40 miles above this city.
More than 100 laborera are varkiue
IN a desperate effort g. repair the
break. but 1t IL thought that their
efforts viii be Of no avail. large
area below the errfaase u aifsna,
submerged,
GREEN WILLIE, Miss. March y
s;30 y. m@Only ak blocks In the
CITY are above water. Hundreds of
negroes have been rescued nom
their cabins. News came this moi n 81
ing 81 % threatened break ~ the le
wee 30 miles north OF here. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
TEAMSTER COOK
rs FINED $40

}. II Cook. charged with imped-
Ina the progress of Pike street
car, vas fined 80 and costs by Pos
lice Judge George yesterday after
noon Cock Was the driver of .
waFen which kept Ia front Of 4
street car on Pike street. Thursday
Afternoon. The occurrence served
10 start small -sined riot. and three
other men. George Teller. A X
sinith and A. X MeGfeaey Wsre ar
rested during tho run that follow
Cd. None ~ the men are strikers
caob Il aiao charged sifh resist
ms an officer. He will be tried on
that charge Monday, at Nhich tifne
the cases against the three other
men arrested with him VIII be called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
mar WILSON rs FREE

MAY Wilson. who claims 10 have
been married 90 Alexander dc-
Cresaf vhen under age. two years
araJ ohtaiheA n decree annuliinr the
fna,iiaaa D. the superior eaurt. yes.
f,ranv Judge Tailmsu FrHnted the
aarrsis upuu the ground 81 THE Eill'a
,,fuofltx ut the time Of the mar.
r,,se and her claim that she was
r.ssee into the mnrrihge under
atir,sa The plrl was but tG years
I'd ne 1T The time. She testified
tbnt she had never lived with Nc
g,reeor aa his vile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
TRYING TO
HIRE MEN


PORTLAND. or. March 2s.-
The DfaHunian this morning
publishes the following adver-
tiaetnant
Experienced street car men
wanted to- replace men on
strike in Seattle. Washington.
AZ cents an hour fof the nrat
aix months 90 cents an hour
for the nekt year a cents an
hour for the next aM yeara
20 cents an hour FOR the next
nve years. Apply 10 the So
attn Electric company, Seattle.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
G2AND JURY VOTES TO
LNDICT JACOB FUR7H
Hef0n Shares
curing Light and Power Franchise From the City
by Unlawful Methods

~ ysrsh president Of the Sc
y u<essie Company. and =. L.
Hz<seA formerly prominent in
1~' rai'xay circles IN this city.
? sarsss for indictment BY the
s~M court grand Jury. II re-
sem official sources can be
n<.d they have already been IN
's ~ that body.
As ted exclusively by the star in
szta Issued late yesterday after
- Straight up Is out from
rasd Jury room that the jurors
'~' several hours yesterday in a
~'sd discussion Of the testimony
F'sfore given by witnesses re-
rang the means used BY the eiec-
Z e'nIpany IN obtaining what is
Es*n as the shufneton electric
and power franchise a little
" han a year ago. and In the
I" '''sa to inoies Mr.. Furth and
hsffIeton.
Mrs@n members Of the jury
~ resent and Juror Charles II.
A'za'sn was absent on account Of
-''~ shsn the vote was taken to
NJ me question Of lndietlnr was
nsed at length and an over.
a'ns majority Of the jurors
m favor Of returning true bills
-" NE two citizens msutioned,
~'rinF them with the using IN
'neshods to obtain the fran.
-~ ~hish vas given 70 Mr.. Shut
~'a and later transferred to the
s'~n, owner.
'N ness that the jury was even
''asfing indietinE Mr.. Furth and
:" shufflston came like a thunder
nom a clear sky. II was sup
mat the Jury had finished
's Into franchise scandals and
sdioprn without indictiug
'''s alleged to be implicated in
~ Stars extra edition sold like
A1sar The prominence into
- NJ Fufth has come by rea.
HE position at the head d
'ie eompsny's forces in the
''set car strike made ths
" his preaieament before IN.
~, one Of startling moment
news spread Ike wlldnre.
"'s' conservative Of Mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
KAHT TO DRAIN LAND

A petition vas presented 60 the
nuuufe commissioners. yesterday
asking the establishment Of . new
1 drainage district in section =, town
rhir e. range ~ near Kent. The
ares u the proposed district Ia ut
acres. Ten names are attached 60
the fssitttnn n v proposed TO dis
three eAHais 10 drain the lands IN.
ciats5. int white flxfr. These
lands are fertile but are largely sub
utefead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

OHEENvIBLE. Miss. March rs
A big break In the ieNee occurred
yesterday five miles south of here.
and this morning the city In flood
ed. The Rfavest feart are enter
tanned for the safety OF the lower
portions Of the town and u IL feared
that many will be drowned before
aid can reach them. N ~ known
that AZ least 10 persons have airsudy
lost their lives by the rapid rise Of
the back water.
The town was ~ total darkness
last night. the rising waters having
eHtingulshed the fires IN the electric
lighting plants. a fun report af con
ditlonn cannot be obtained before
noon or later.
Some 81 the finest farming lands
IN Washington. Bolivar and fhariiey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Judge Bell lett his court room
early. however. and today there u
trunhls among the members - the
grand jury Members % the body
nov admit that the big indictments
are up IN the air. As the Star has
stated from sifne 10 time. strous
pressure has been brought 20 bear
on the grand jury from the autaiae
10 block the Indictment 81 Mayer
HuWes. Chief n Police sullivan and
other prominent officials and inBi-
yiduaia
Yesterday. ~ II claimed. this
pressure had been overcome and sii
was cut aua dried" e. return every
true bin heretofore Voted. Tnday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

Regarding the adjournment Of the
jury. sensational rumors are in cir
euiArIon today. II is freely alleged
~ members of one faction Of the
jury that had Judge Bell remained
At the court house yesterday until
the regular time of adIournins. 6
O'Clock. the % indictments voted
during the past two weeks would
have been returned in q bunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
INJURED IN
COLLISION
Freight TRAIN Crashes Into inter
urban Car and Two Men Are Hurt

In collision between a Great
Northern freight train ana Rem
ton car Of the lnterufban electric
line. last night. q. r Loeb OF the
ioeb Tailoring company q this city,
and n. Ryan. who lives at 1000 Ninth
avenue aauth. we're slightly injured.
A. the ttenton ear WHn coming into
the city at szb o'clock. near the
King street coal hunkern the freight
train. hauled BY u switch engine,
backed into a. The light car was
swept OF the trnek AMI the raHsen-
gers badly shaken up
Mr.. iaab vas taken TO hla home
az 1919. Twenty third avenue. IN a
carriage. SIR. Ryan walked TO his
home
The crew ~ the nsnton car say
they nHEKed their way aefosa the
Great Northern tracks. ~ they are
required hs the rules This state.
ment T. denied by some Of the steam
railroad men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

boarded the fast freight.
A. aoon as the alarm reached
RasennA several deputies boarded
the fast passenger train that follows
closely after the freight train on
hleh the robbers we're seeking &C.
cape. Word Of what was being done
WAS wired ahead 10 Bedford. A. the
latter place officers and citizens
waited for the train and NJ soon as
Il appeared. started to search H.
robbers Jumped 70 the ground and
took 10 the fields. Then enaued
running fight ia which one OF the
robbers was killed and another
wounded and captured after his am
munitien had been exhausted. The
third rubber escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
DID NOT Jump

An oficial investigation OF tho
street car accident which occurred
ct Tenth avenue and Prospect street.
Tuesday afternoon. In which two
cars were partially demolished. re-
veais that the smash-up was due tn
slippery track and not to an open
switch. ~ stated at the time. The
motorrnen In charge OF the cars--J-
w. Hewitt and J. II. Suhre, remain
ed At their posts and did everything
possible TO avert the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

"'hs friend. admit that the IN.
dictment was discussed aud from
an official source It is learned that
the true bills viii b. signed and re.
turned into court Monday. u the
grand jury makes a report at that
time.
The jury is not In session today.
having adjourned last evening until
Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

No fnfpr II willing 70 say that any
@tse - the more important ones Will
not he blocked before Monday.
"a Il thought now that the tury
WI at1uufn Hiae die Tuesday The
final fspart u nearly ready and
c9uid sor that matter be presented
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

The beard q public works to-day
awarded the contract for laying
The PRS, avenue Waterman from
tnian to Virginia street, ia He'll A
Price. the lowest bidder. The con.
tract price l. tiz es0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

The petition 20 have Thirteenth
avenue graded. which Manager Dug
dale Of the Pacific Northwest Base
BAH League. claims ls a slap AZ him.
Was referred 90 the city engineer BY
the board Of public works today. II
the street should be opened up and
graded as now proposed u would
ruin DuEdaic's ball park. The en-
Riueers office will ascertain whethsr
or not the petition i signed by "a
majority Of the abutfing property
owners and VIII estimate the cost Of
The proposed Improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
TEN CARS RUNNINC

Ats O'Clock this afternoon 10 cars
we're being operated on the follow
ing lines Green Lake. Lake Union.
broadway and pike. University,
James street, YeHler way. Jefferson
street. Beacon Hili and Aadrona
Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

GLASGOW. March 1s~Ths nrsi
official trial ~ the new cup chai-
isnEeF. Shamrock ia dla not take
place or aseuanf nf the severe storm
nov - esfinE over the hAflaf a
iarEs number 81 eNcureionists we're
diAa sg'ainse1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
LOS ANGELES
SCORES AGA/N
sEArTLG TEAM LosEs TIE
SECOND GAME or THE sERiEs
BY A SMALL MARGIN

Los ANGELES. March 2s.-lt
looked for while yesterday like
Seattle might win the game. but ar
ter the sixth inning no one worried.
There was little To- choose between
the tsnma. for each made Fix hits
and three errors. and the locals were
lucky in catching the AsettlcN nt "a
bad time. when pass. costly
error sacrifice and two hard dou-
bles got mixed up togetber IN one
inning This combination virtually
decided the game for the Booloos.
About 1900 people watched the
game and was sufficiently amused
at all times, for the batting was up
90 the average. three Of the twelve
hits being doubles. The fielding was
sloppy at intervals. the errofH, how
ever being confined TO a few play
efn. There was nothing brilliant
about any Of the plays. for IL L. a
little too early IN the season for bali
players 10 get down to business.
The score stood Los Angeles 4.
Seattle J.
SAN FRANcIsCO. March k--The
score ~ yesterdays game was. San
Francisco 4. Portland .
SACRAMENTO, March sAThe
game yesterday resulted la the fol-
lowing score. Oakland 4. sacre-
menfo ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
pe MATHEWS WILL SPEAK

Rev. DIR Matthews will address tho
Salvation Army meeting at the oc-
ridsntai avenue headquarters. this
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
kSINESS MEN BRING ABOUT
IA CONFERENCE BETWEEN
| STRIKERS ANDCOMPANY

I'm Parties Reach a Better Under
sanding and Recognition of the
Union and Resumption of Traf-
fc Seems i'm Sighf---Greafesf
Good Feeling Prevails --- Day
Otherwise Quiet and Without
Incident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

STANDING or THE CLUBS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28
JOINT KEEPER is FINED

Sam King. the keeper OF an
opium joint. was fined sioo upon
conviction yesterday by Judge
George. sam says that he viii
serve out the fne on the chain gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

CHICAGO. March 2s.-wheaf.
az 81 to ~ It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-28

the union This announcement
Was srested with tremendous ehaefn,
The executive committee Of the
union aud the representatives Of tho
Western Central Labor Union upon
the committee u eight are Ia sea-
sion this afternoon TO formulate the
demands which they Mili lay before
The committee tomorrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03
and Almost Dying,
Mrs. Grinnettis Saved by
Paine'S Celery
Compound
The Only Spring Medicine That Can Positively
Guarantee Health and New Life to Weak,
Diseased and Broken Down Men
and Womsn.

Another marked and positive victory
for Paines Celery Compound! Another
marvellous example of life-saving!
Mrs. Kate Grinnett popular and we'll
known lady residing in Germania, Sabine
County, Arkansas, who expected TO die,
is made we'll and strong by natures
health restorer after the best efforts of
a faithful physician had failed. This
victory, and the scores of wonderful
cures wrought from week to week by
Paine's Celery Compound, create con-
fidenee in the great spring medicine that
is enduring and far reaching. Al this
season Paine's Celery Compound rescues
and permanently cures young and old who
are weakened and broken down by dis
ease; it never fails: its virtues are all
powerful even at the eleventh hour.
Mrs Grinnett, thankful for renewed
health and strength. writes thus:-
Last September l was very i'll and
thought ! was going to die. / was cold
and lifeless and my heart would 1utter
and shake like leaf. | had cold sweats
so profuse that my garments would be
wet. l had pains in my shoulders and
arms. at times so severe that l was
ODiISeu W use lioI puiiit' IiiS NO1tpi o''i'
my liver was in bad condition. He treat
ed me for quite a long time. but / only
got temporary relief. / heard of Paine's
Celery Compound and bought a bottle Of
it, used it, but the only change l ex-
perienced was an improved appetite. l
had decided not to use the medicine any
longer, but my husband persuaded me
to try another bottle, which soon gave
me happy results, and | continued with
Paine's Celery Compound until | had
taken six bottles. Now / am physically
a new woman: /. feel We'll work my
garden, do all my own house-work and
am gaining in strength and vigor every
day. / recommend Paines Celery Com
pound to my friends and neighbors. This
is the first time l have ever indorsed a
medicine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03
A GOOD THING.

German Syrup is the special prescrip-
ton of DR.. A. Boschee, celebrated Ger
man Physician, and is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discoveries
in Medicine. 1t quickly cures Coughs,
Colds and all Lung troubles of the sever
est nature, removing, as it does, the
cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition.
1t is not an experimental medicine, but
has stood the test of years, giving salts
faction in every case. which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually. Bos-
chee's German Syrup was introduced in
the United States in 1868, and is now sold
in every town and village in the civilized
world. Three doses will relieve any or
binary cough. Price 25 and rs cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-03
OCCONEECHEE FARM.

We have for sale two Shet-
land Ponies for $4,000 each.
They are beauties,
We offer also young Jersey
Cows With firSt calves, at
$500 each.
These young Jerseys are finely
bred, and by proper handling
ought &c Develop into very
choice animals.
One Heller ready for de-
livery. Orders booked for 5
more, to be supplied in the
order received. and when the
Jersey is ready.
0cc0NEECHEE,
mlfL8nOWO. n. q.