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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26
ROSE HILL.


Kiser Moore and wife visited With
friends here on Monday.
Il. e. Hopper, Of the Farmers Cash
Store, was in Chicago this week.
Mrs. M. E. Souter left last week
for an extended visit with her som
James, in Washington.
Ed Stout has re-opened the barber
shop at the late Joe Dickson place.
and will be glad to meet his old GUS
toners.
Prof Frank souter and Mrs. Jen-
ME j. James attended the county
teachers meeting last Saturday in
Oskaloosa.
is here to visit her mother, Mrs. FL
len Feaster, who is very sick with.
little hopes of recovery.
G. w. Stout has sent a number of
coops of his fine chickens to Iowa
City this week for the big poultry
show being held there.
A. B. Hollingsworth and wife and
Mrs. Martha Fisher, all of Hayes
vile, Iowa, were Sunday visitors at
the j. L. Hollingsworth home.
Francis NJ Jones lost fine young
mule recently from the disease COM
monty called pink eye. 1t was one OF
the best mules of its age in the coun-
ty.
Mrs. Lizzie Flood and children and
John Mccormick left last week for
Greeley Colorado, where Mrs. Flood
will join her husband in their new
home.
Archa Wymore has new stove for
his rural mail wagon and it is snap.
He burns wood and goes these days
without ian overcoat, warm and com
fortablel
There was birthday party at the
Louis Steward home last week, plan
ned by his wife. But as we have had
no report handed in we can not give
particulars.
Jed Billick, who has held good
position with the firm of Marshall
Field in Chicago, for several years.
has resigned, to take charge as gem
eral manager of a large store at Los
Angeles, California.
Thursday night of next week win
be a regular meeting of Industry
Lodge No. 260, A. F. G A. NJ, at Rose
Hill. That being the night for the
annual election of officers, full at
tendance of the members is request
ed. Take notice and come. BY or
der of the w. M.
The local correspondent for a pa
per would always be glad to have
| items of news handed in or reported
personally, to help make up the news
from the respective neighborhood
where he or she, as the case may be,
I is writing from. But correspondent
should not be held responsible for
not reporting things he knows moth
| ing about. OF course we who gath
er news items have some peculiar
things to contend with. We are al
ways called on to report the time OF
holding suppers and banquets of all
kinds, in fact, we are expected to
| give special notice to everything OF
the kind without fear or favor, or
even bowl of soup at an oyster sup
per, and if we fail to do so we are
the subject Of much abuse sometimes.
Such are the blessings heaped upon
a local correspondent for good
county paper
Nov. %. Nasty.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26

man and well fitted for the place. He
deserves part OF our patronage. as
he win be remembered as being seri-
ously injured in the explosion at the
saw mill Of James Carter two years
ago which left him badly afflicted
and unable to perform heavy work.
He takes up this line Of business on
that account We wish him success
in his new line of business.
Nov. 20. Snowflake.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26

The harp ia many peoples favorite
instrument HARPER is everyone
favofite whiskey .,.~-.
a#
Sold by -.
u & NJ. BoTTLING WORKS, Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26
Piles Piles Piles.

II anyone suffering from itching, bleeding or
proiruding piles will send me name and address
will explain how they can receive a cure without
advancing any money until satisfied with the re-
factory. I.leaye it to you. Write to-day for my
offer
Or. II. N. TANNER, East Aurora, N. Y.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26

A movement is on foot at Ottumwa
to incorporate a company for the
manufacture of paving and building
brick. ..'.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26

The residence Of William Booth, ci
Mystic, was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000, with small insurance.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26

Auditor of State Carroll issued
call for statement Of the condition
of all the state and savings banks in
Iowa, at the close of business Novem-
Der IT.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-11-26

Jefferson is to have cooperative
creamery plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Let me ssY / nave Used Eln.s cro.r.

Let me say nave used ElY's Cream
3a!m for eatarrh and oan horoughly
recommend it for What i yaims. Very
#fnlY. lReyJ Il. " Hathaway Eliza
5etn. " J..
tried E!y's Cream Bain and 10 all
appearances am e'red ef eatarrh. The
terrible headaches from which long
suffered are gone.-W ]. Hithcock.
ate major T. S. " and 4. 4. Gen.
Buffalo y. Y.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 50
cents or mailed by Ely Brothers, SC
Warrent street, n. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
RULES TO BE OBSERVED
In Tracing Criminals With the County
S!oodhounds

To the public This county has
gone 70 considerable expense in the
purchase Of a kennel Of blood hounds
The sheriff mas charge Of the dogs
Il tAeN are 10 be Of any benefit to the
community there must be some intellf.
gence used when crime IS committed
m putting in call for the dogs. hence
the press of The city is requested 10
publish the following rules and sugees-
tions;
First-As soon as You find rrine is
committed cal mp Mr. c NJ philDof
0ho has the old phone. giving bim
The loealitx and Tie nature Of the
crime. He mas the raining and man.
a"ement Of The logs
Second-tf n the city limits
al he same lIme notify the police dc.
7arrment 4ad aonstables Offices
fhira al means da MOI 1T anv
ne pass ex-r 7r about he place
shere lie 3imHai aas Travelled. Tor II
.e"e arr a number II tracks at he
ame aotn, aa#Iag an 9fek out a rim.
Ha. .rom auE afGer If the dogs ean
ger cont aaa start Hie6r hen hey
eea zto -hi5 here must
@ 3at he startine 9oint
.@s@H 'aese H. assea vino aonl-
teo aaaa.-
saeafaH -. ime he
.1'r'. aeaez zsae1 aIa# he .orego-
his 3ould sae
-'3' That eHeHe# All Is aat n for he
ss ==ae 5riua 5ein9
e3o.f',te aa 1he#5aes being allied
pr at rom Ae zao@iedge Of ont-
1ee" p possible Ii Is nee.
atftaers 5e aotttied
- 7assia.e sar liz oider Tie
4zter make 2 tart
4HES a0rGD sh1~t~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

NOTIGE-0nly thirty days, schols
arship free 70 the Young aides Of Pine
Bluff Any lady bringing a gentleman
scholar will be entitled to the above
offer. For Information inquire at Mrs
Beatrice Jackson dancing academy.
Bailey hall "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Dsnuer in Ciqars.

Il may perhaps not be genefaiiy
Naown that IN the manufacture OF ct
gars The workmen commonly moisteh
The tip Of l. . cigar with their lps
instead q using water or another apd
which they can readily obtains <4ne
workman claims that this pr cess
saves time and as he is paid by ths
piece The saving If time is a material
object 70 him, Philadelphia Medlca
Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

FOR sALE-One aree square rose-
wood piano. carved legs, nicely finish
"a; will sell foT=easl= or on payments.
N good order Also one surreY. With
tWo seats, almost new; cost $S5: Will
SelI cheap Or swap for a one-seatad
uesy or phaefon. Viii sell for ash
r On payments. Can be Examined 1T
ny residence OF al 8p 1872 ola phone
Mrs f. G Terry. at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
a4se aatel94ues,

HeefHs # .afHars and -aufs
F. aayors office
aaaf Eft m TT IS
He9teti question IF sr0sgIng
ae 2 aHsida arca with i
H. painting Of q
t='' ta.eaat. along la Inc af III
e alas aeiuE avs zhe
-r'a .taf s~at4 .xueots h
{" 5r"senf ana VII siea ali he afor-
"ai-an ana assistance ae an 10 aelp
n MS ats,fBraae al Interested
shGnld attena
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Serns Or Dlnh1ner..1.

N all Dut one of the Berlin hospt-
tails he serum treatment Of diDhtheria
IS IN use, In these The mortality Is
from = to IS per cenr, whereas IN the
one hospital where It IS not ased n,
mortality IS 81 per cent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
70 PURIFY P0HTlez

7iff=Has =5ean aHad5eaa= IL ~
ao1lse Ile e4ts0anr@ 5f#=#8e5bs
f6a purpose of 965E5fa= politics
a hrkaasas Hr Jacobs has saaer
sahs8 #eraaleu ra@ts#H szffzaa#
sas zftfeIs=af#9 politics astas=za= =.Ia.=zef#
5fnE worse all tlc while aad zama=
5odz lie Mr. Jacobs 8ogsa tart
movement hiring saaa ahaaza
.ar ahe# letter it .au.0 ae .aas zefafa
: .5t5se==# =efr0ntness 0fIf= be- F65eI59#a
6at be .use .I5 show Of which
the# sff9te=safr twas SO rad u =4as GOOD.
arkansas 9o1itics COULD hardly he
much worse in many ar he eaaatfes.
Eete# 5afag and vote selling are 8=
dniged N openly. and n votes enough
aan not 9e bought they are stolen
when fbe ballots are counted So Sc.
enre have those who baee been zaiItx
of those acts of fraud and theft IN
he elections grown 10 feel that fhev
will even discuss thefr fawless acts
With bravado that would nut 70
blush Anything that was EYER eoncejy.
ed by Tweed and his gang N he paImv
lays af fraud and theft in New York-
Nj. Jacobs proposes publication by
The following bill:
Sect ion That hereafter 5sverv
person who shall become a aandidate
for any office n his state shall I'M.
neaiately after any election aeId M
der The avs Of this state lie. under.
9ath. viii he alerk Of The county aoQrr
n the county where said election :
held. an ttemized statement 8f an
moneys expended turing his eampaisn
and zar .9hat purposes sa5d money
vas expended A failure "a aonpV
With zhe= provisions If his zeaftaa
shall serve to disqualitr 1he aaaiaate
10 aold any Office to which ae hals
#ate zen -aentea and any aaafaafa
Who Haf #t~ false .t5faf1ea- hal
De sseH}ea s95.rH IF eer1a1g Iad shall
~ easeeas-a as 5Hrf= 4sgs =.
eefonE
5ees aoH5ara ~ #5z 4faa
n an r.Hs ztaf4 "a 4a all.
eseea #xaf.'1a > sua ssaaaa I..a
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ns e.aHs ze-es#an
- sa.az#ea
ghI.s saw .assa zezz5
date
aw
7e.Ts
hing -aee eesfa
=ete ea=#a@
II .h.s zeet#aa hal aa
aeneaaar 500 .oa
hal ar nm ,s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
TO Retain Youtr, sn- Ra9n,,,

Ellen Ferry mas a very simple rec
pc foF HE retention of ro,1rh and
6eauty. You must WORT nIl tirod.
sleep Ill rested, nave plenty Of fresh
ar, tive N cool rooms. axe Tally
sponge bath and eat The simplest foou.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Why Re Believed in Fairies.

" Z. Yeats tho poet, tells row
7nee he argued with Galway pea
SAINT Who. rare thing in ireland
hoasted he was an atheist. But,
said Mr.. Yeats, YOU believe in fal'
RES" Fairies ?" said the atheist
Sure. fairies stand to rayson!'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
a Renuke of KICKING.

SebY-What's the matter With you,
Smith What are YOU kicking ABOUT!
Smith-Morse called me donkey
Seiby-i see and YOU are heat Oh
proving it-Boston Transcript,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
90D RVfC z.
7auqurated re eae 8,ur and

04ug1rated re one 8Iur and
1esteea
ais morning as.r
Ha WESTERN t4r Sherf=
I'll a. e....
seliHa men and
s.eas aak ADVANTAGE gf he
#tt#s45tf.f r. eate... ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

WANTED-A position BY young
man; can give good reference Ad.
dress 4. .. are Graphic office. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Rip an Niakie IS a winner vheI

Rip an Einkle1 S d winner when
Il eomes to scar Sales. The house Is
saeaealiy sold although a few good
zaa1s 4fe zor ale n all parts Of the
haase Tie show Is own taIk today.
aat tarlF eyervhodt Is ANXIOUS to see
rFaPsa etfereon.
Neglected colds make at srave-
ards Or Wood Norway Pine
Vigorous old age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

fhe last heard of Viii Tone> He
vas still running. Somebody heal
him Oft please.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

FOR RENT--Three front rooms
furnished or aatHrnisted. Soc v g.
'}ayIIss. t@it West HarraQue sueef.
February u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

WANTED Energetic anterprising
ladies' 70 sanvass for Breakfast food.
Call at 4ammett Grocer Co. Monday
morning 86
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

When nen is failure he Is called
fool. When he succeeds he Is called
shrewd
Revenge may Le sweet II one could
forget
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

Fhe how seasea Is gradually draw
me 10 close mt the day Of d.
baseball raeter Is nigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
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mother also :.e- efaf#=
parent II lt#3stfe =cHrme4 ###
eNi5teHef ta approval at 4e ar ia
al'E l.a#aa zFaad seata ana here
teft lt HEeaaefaat= ~ 5ueiaGstie plans
hud Aeir supporters EeadH made -
tbpra are zHase# Eha #lleHaHntea asft3ft-ez
doni-m ehjte H9pfaEfag socialism and
fHg NHr=a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

A bill has been introduced in HE
laaisIatuae 10 provide an asylum for
tae detention and treatment Of aip-
uuauae GeaI5tgs and those al=
e.a.d = lie sae=aHe a-r aar
..ti.- 7eataa ii ar near Little
t.oa ra. r Erown IS -, aeT.7m FOR
rcHrat.e he state III .rEaus4z.
=Haas==aateaa# aoaa IF He#=
Harfeal5f- -H-tr.9Hs.
=zgHez t7a H1a zu
r m2ata 4 Ud14 ao
se.amueHaf ts HaHd I-a aiBa
HaGs #gaa ae H.att
sam =aaz#aaaa aas4 IA ~
proposed 4- a.#teH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

zAff.s=.a ash 4aenuoan.as re
order lie #fEea - eaJ5 per
week f5r hTfa nes. counting slz
words to he Inc. Il 5argeo, vii ae
charged 1t 9Ae Hats af 5 cents aer ne
each Insertion. Ee Ae3D los AIKEN
for less han a week. nor VII we ra-
oeIye q Want Aaa avar he telephona
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Williams aa4eashfg- .anake

Williams .aaashtH 1anoke aoa4t44
Has given notice Hat ii araI maize ap=
a'i'atl9n 9f admission 81 P#iasI1i
county gH A4a4s township has
so made = ziM9a application eaa#
sHaSt# .stbe Be whole ~ tuofe It
ane @WtHea #Hefe= no 1se =.sl..1 .=Jz.
50 auE altes IT one cherry.
.H p. F 4aas e rotae557a5
aiH Ha @F & z6a #aVauaUf aa5l
50 01.g ar lie Harsh58ars ol .ats Gel=
.eh that zaeE= are he chosen HeaHIa
lheE la"I a6at #s8itf - .estjur aaa
cnabIe hem q PASS HE-Hod .aFaaa6
the sea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

Jas. " eJAMs. Gerer5l aaaaqer.
GEO. = ADAMS. Business aansaer.
FERNANDEZ May Managing Eatt5r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

OFFICE 50o West BarfaoGe Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
5ubSCriDtlon Price.

Advertising -ates nade known on
Hnplieation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19

BJiStit.B ~
THE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-19
Daily Graphic

NrfNbtN s-t fHT
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17

pope was no more. The beautiful. soft
tone of the monster bell could be
heard for miles around. The bell is
the product of the Buckeye Bell foun-
dry. a local firm, which cast the val
liable piece of metal in 1894. The
bell weighs 5000 pounds. is seven
feet high and nine feet in diameter.
II is hung on a specially designed
ball-bearing yoke and l5foot wheel
Four men are required to ring 1t.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17
Local Briefs.

Watson Drug Co. Granite block.
The Spokane armory commission
has been called to meet Adjutant
General J. A. Drain at the offices of
the chamber of commerce at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The commits
sion will make a choice Of two pieces
of ground selected as suitable for
the armory building.
Telephone Main 459 for prompt de-
Watson Drug company.
You can get anything you want for
| sewing machine at ]. P. Eastman
& Co., 1913 Riverside. Phone Main
746. Machines rented or sold on easy
terms. Expert repairing.
! Senator Foster has notified the
| chamber Of commerce that there is
| no appropriation for extra officers
| quarters and a gymnasium at Fort
Wright, which has been urged by the
| chamber. Plans, however. are being
arranged for the accommodation of
a full regiment at the fort.
Hippolyte Marie has sold to Gouyet
prise Saloon. located at Sis Front
avenue. for the consideration of
$500
Frank Ahalstrom. a Northern Pa
cific section hand employed at Mar
shall. Is dead from a collision with
train while riding a railroad veloci-
pede. He il believed to have been
intoxicated at the time Of the acct
dent.
If you become sick or meet with
any accident. you will be glad to have
something to tide you over such an
emergency. Now Is the time to open
an account with the Spokane 4 East
ern Trust company.
1t Is estimated that over $4,000
people took in Ringing Bros circus
at the two performances on Satur-
| day. Not less than $4,000 was gath
| cred in from the sale Of seats. side
| show attractions and pink lemon
ade" Some 1000 people visited the
city to take in the circus.
The Club Cafe always in the lead
Our Csc merchants lunch with beer
| or wine from II 40 to 2 p. m. as good
as ever. Headquarters for steaks
chops, etc. I. Chilberg. manager.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17
A Crippled Celebrity.

a Who had
sufferer
celebrity throughout
Henley brother Teddy in
rrat acto
had operation
his
in in a poems
cal testimony
beginning
complaints diagnosed chores.
a probeit e a
small boy shifts and shudders after bluestone
is Il a a
choofom9 Henley
"Beho me wating--waiting for the knife.
A a
the
m is the the chloroforming itself
bid
a
he
Hot and subtle through being
And gasp an reea nds hudder
. rushing
-fainter-farther"
Every Of Henley one
In a
a
ihastly against his pillow,
Of
make the reader overlook
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17

MONTREAL. Que, Aug. 17.-MOn-
treal this week Is entertaining the
trade kings Of the British empire.
the occasion being the fifth congress
Of the chambers of commerce Of the
empire and the first meeting Of the
organization ever held outside of
Great Britain.
In addition to these delegates from
the mother country there were pres
ent representatives of the British
chamber Of commerce of Paris: Of
Kimberley, South Africa; Of Maseru.
Basutoland: OF Port Elizabeth. Cape
Colony; of Colombo, Ceylon. of Alden.
and of many other self-governing col
onies of the British empire.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17
Land Monopoly in Two Lands.


Both
greater
undertaken
parliament
ireland the other
Of the west
a
deal with the foundation principles civilization.
a
him Of
o In he OF natu
familiar
look with certain Ireland.
She is dealing with problem
difference difference an and
building a
there peril to the country like
preparing
shoulders
of the national legislation
making millions
ordy a comparatively propri-
marching steadily
1t costing English
appalling
month ntyfour million
the
When it Is eyes
froma amaze to indignation.
The question will
the Tors II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17

Butte, Kont.-A range war Is rag
ing in the northern part Of Lewis
and Clark county. Aldelard Dagi.
naise. a herder, was visited by white
caps. who demolished his corral and
scattered his sheep.
New York.-The Federal Mining &
Smelling company will produce 40
per cent of the lead output Of the
Occur d'Alenes. There will be no
public offering of the stock. and less
than 80 people will be in the COM
bine.
New York.-Associate Justice Da-
vid ]. Brewer of the supreme court
advocates doing away with appeals
in criminal cases, similar to the Eng
lish plan. He advocates more
speedy administration of the law as
a preventive of lynching.
Oyster Hay, Z. president Roose-
welt yesterday visited the North At
tended divine service on board the
Kearsarge. being accompanied by
Secretary Moody and former Secre-
tary Chandler and his family.
Stsvsnsville, 16ont-Fearfully dis
figured by knife cuts. the body Of the
6-year-old Buck boy. who was be-
lieved to have been abducted. was
found In a slough. Walter Anderson
Of Missoula Is in jail charged with
his death. There Is talk Of mob vio-
lence.
Oyster Bay, L. I.-President Roose-
welt delivered the principal address
of the Society of the Holy Names of
Brooklyn and Long Island held here
yesterday. Decency Of speech and
conduct constituted the theme Of the
address. which was listened to by
about 1000 people.
New York.-Joseph Pulitzer pro-
prietor of the World, has provided
the sum of s2.o0O.O0O for the estab-
lishment of a school of journalism
at Columbia university. building
costing 100000 will be. erected at
Morningside Heights. The donor win
nominate an advisory board.
Topeka. Kan The machinists'
union today forced the last non union
workman out of the Santa Fe shops
here. A demand will now be made
for more pay and the employment
of union men only. The Santa Fe
shops are now open. Officials say
that the demand will be resisted. The
strike which seems probable, would
involve 5000 men here.
Butte, Mont-Edward Dorval. chief
operator Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company was an eye witness
to a terrible beating administered by
the jailors to Frank Ortor. the Wy
oming stage robber who recently
escaped. Dorval committed suicide
by hanging in his cell on account
Of the inhuman treatment accorded
him. The incident has caused q tre-
mendous sensation.
So1a, Bulgarin--The Bulgarian
government has forwarded to the
powers a memorandum dealing with
the condition of affairs during the
past three months In Macedonia
since the Turkish government under
took to inaugurate the promised re-
forms. The whole constitutes a ter
rible category Of murder, torture. in
cendiarism. pillage and general op-
preston committed by the Ottoman
soldiers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17
LOG ROLLING CONTEST
FOR INTERSTATE FAIR

and with his two brothers do stunts
with the logs. A typical circus me-
nagerie with many animals, both
large and small, has been engaged.
There will be the hairy woman. the
armless wonder. the seven-legged
calf and the two-legged horse. A
Ferris wheel and a burro merry-go-
round are other attractions that will
please the visitor to the Midway"
Storey Buck. who has charge OF the
downtown carnival each evening. ID
In receipt of an application from Q
young couple who desire to be mar
ried under the auspices Of the fair.
As there win probably be other ap-
plicants. he will not decide on the
couple until later.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17
PocxEr GUIDE.

Frank Leake. the we'll known ad-
vertsing man. authorizes the state
ment that his Spokane Pocket Guide
will be issued on the 18th of septem-
Der. The book will be complete and
issued monthly mot once a yearp.
Correction can be made monthly. A
special city map In three colors is
being made and will be inserted in
every book. The book will be In vest
pocket form and we'll bound. contain
ing a complete description of where
to go and how to reach there. An
railroad time tables. street car time
tables, etc. Beware Of travelling
fakes. The Spokane Pocket Guide
will be issued regularly monthly and
corrected up to date.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17

The Interstate fair management IL
now booking attractions for the mid
way" from October to 10. This
gear the collection Of sideshows will
be larger and more numerous than
heretofore. OF course. Miss Ella Ew-
nng, the Missouri gIantess. will be
the star attraction. and additional in
terese hes been added to her by rea-
non ~ hsr approaching marriage with
the vrench Canadian giant. Beaupre.
y = poselbls that the two win appear
bogethor ON exhibition.
Frank Anderson has submitted to
~. ottmnelI the idea OF holding q
log-rclIing contest. He win erect
: ~ tsuk. having ave test Of water.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-17
lacksnlltIls --clorkS
o Give Grand Ball

The blaoksmiths' and clerks unions
will give . Graad ball ~ Elks' tam
pie next Thursday evening, August 30.
for the bsnent Of the fund to provide
suitable floats for the labor carnival
parade. ~-s
James r. Graham will act as floor
manager. the hall will b artistlcally
decorated and Resmer's full orchestra
will furnish music.
Over 500 tickets have already bsen
sold and . big crowd 10 assured.
Everyone il familiar with the delight
full dances given by these unions and
they are eagerly looked forward to.