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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
JAMES O'NEILI,.

Another big event is scheduled for Tuesday evening at Polls when James O'Neill will appear in Conan Doyle's big play 1.-The Adventures of Gerard. 7 MT O'Neill has always been a great fa- vorite> here, and unusual interest at taches to his present visit through 8 desire to see him as the adventuresome Gerard that A. Conan Doyle has made so familiar to the great reading public. Mir O'Neill's new play, as previously announced, was written for him by Sir Conan Doyle and E. W. Presbrey. It will be handsomely staged by Messrs Lieb1er & Go, who have achied such high reputa ton for artistic produc- tiOnS. :.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20

tholon, who is the last representa- tive of the family, and, as she is very old and has no one to leave 1t to, she is now willing to sell it. The comtesse also has in her possession dinner service which belonged to. Napoleon. The price asked for the bedstead is f5OOOO. @
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
Napo1eon,s bod For sn1e.

NapoIeOn's Bed For Sale.
 5 The bed on which Napoleon died at St. Helena is being offered for sale in Paris, says Tit-Bits. The bedstead is made of brass and was given by the emperor to Comte de Montholon, who was with him at St. Helena. It Is now the property of the Comtesse de Mon
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES

VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
 If one likes to laugh, and we can imagine nobody who doesn't, the place to go and laugh heartily is the Jacques while the current show is running. It is so largely made up of comedy, and this is so harmoniously blended throughout the entire bill, that one has little time for anything but fun while the acts are on. Even the electrograph pictures are of exceptional interest this week with their illustration of sub- marine scenes. Next week the biggest attraction that Manager Poli has yet sent to Waterbury will be presented ill the mysterious girl with the auburn hair. There is so much mystery at tached to this girl, and she has made such a sensation all over America, that there is tremendous local interest aroused in her coming appearance. Prices are 10, 20 and 30 Cents; after moons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
"PECK'S BAD BOY"

This jolly farce comedy ill new dress will provide fun at Polls tomorrow af- ternoon and evening. Necessarily, the piece would have to be in new form to expect popular favor, so long has it been before the public, and the man. agement assures many, changes. Prices are popular. ..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
MILITARY BAND PROMENADE.

Following is the program for the promenade to be given by the Water bury Military band at City hall satur- day evening, November 21. A. J. Lal- Her, director:
 Two-step, "Acorn Club ........ Seitz Waltz "The One We Love" ..f..... Schottische. Garden of. Roses'' ....
 '.'' < "''o Two-step 'In the Sweet Bye and
 Bye s.s.... VoH IiiAeI Three-step Loves SpelI' -. Strauss Waltz. "Hemet of Navarro ... Hirst Two-step. Laughing Water Hager schottische. Twin Woman's .
 Heart" -. .......... Dewitt Two-step, "Eva. Eva" .... Von Tilzer Waltz, "Old Black Joe' ...... Archer Two-step "Bedelia'' ...,....... Swartz Schottische, My Southern Rose
 ...... ........ ........ EdWards Three-step, Golden Lily" .... Losey Waltz, "Impassioned Dream" =. Rosas Two-step. "M. A. C." .......,.. Stults Schottische. Birds and Brook" ....
 .....'... .....'... oIuitS Waltz, May, Sweet May. Chattaway Two-step, "Dixie Girl' ....... Lampe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
.d6 THE toughest ithing l. ever l
 tried to kill and didn't" said |

THE toughest i,thing I, ever
 tried to kill and didn't" said
 Ben York, the veteran guide of the West Branch region, in Maine, to a New York Sun man, was bear, a measly, lean bear, with the hair all gone on her fore shoulders and her bones sticking through her skin in places, like a lot of ax handles in 8 meal bag.
 More than half day followed her around Jo Mary mountain, seeing where she had dug open the ants nests for lunch as she went by and where she had stretched herself up against sapling fir and left her claw, marks on the bark to frighten me with her size and the length of her reach.
 That's the way bear always does when he's hard pressed. Instead of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
JAMES BOYS. IN MISSOURI"

This stirring melodrama, which is having matinee performance at Polls, will be repeated this evening. The noted James boys had such & romantic and sensational career that a melo- drama built around their lives must naturally have some exciting incidents, and these are taken advantage of to make 8 wonderfully realistic play. Prices are 25, B and 50 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
Successful Enough.

Kent-So you really went to that men, tai healer? Was her treatment success ful?
 Carness-Eminently; she made twen- ty-fve dollars out .of it.-Boston Tram script.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
Paper Church.

A church built of compressed paper, and capable of seatiGg LOGO persons. has been erected in Bergen, Norway.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
Well SunnTiNd

Sir Henry Irving is said to have no fewer than 60 pairs of eye glasses and spectacles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20

If you want to please shallow man tell him he looka Iske an actor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
Materially as Food
A shalInE Man.

The water lily is largely used in some ports of India by the natives as food.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-20
Fornna11' Cloak I House
 98-IOO South Main Street, Opp. Scovi.


    Seven Walking         
  Remember, we TRADING STA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

IN effect.
Judge Tanman'a ideas OF a NO
mans duty to her husband are oe.
csHiauaily set forth at length, end
all the women present laok a. u they
would like 10 mob him, In one ease
Ia which man. against hia wttcir
wishes. gave up a gogd position IN
the city where she had lots 81
friends, and insisted ca moving his
family 60 an exceedingly Lonesome
country place. the Judge gave the
woman a talk and told her how SHE
ought 90 saY WHITTIER thou soesi
Will 80" etc. The woman sat 81
mad that sha eried
one divorce day" when con.
tested ease Was GA. and husband
and hls wife we're telling ~ alt the
trials and fluctuations each had been
vailed upon % endure for the years
% their married lifc. Judge INilman
rOse fn,m his seat aud asked both
the plaintiff and defendant o. step
into his chamber for a moment.
Then he reasoned with them and at
tempted 60 effect reconciliation.
Tut Il was OF no use. They Simpty
told the judge that he didn't know
what he was talking about.
AZ man ue@Ffta htH Wiz TOT tNafe
and doesn't support her. af u he
heats her 10 a pulp Judge TAiiman
believes Ia handing down a decree.
nut a divorce suit on grounds 81 In
compatibility - temperament must
be taken into a court where the
Judge has been married At least
once In such eases Judse railman
simply quotes -for better Tor worse.
for fteher for poorer" and calls.
Next"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
AS SCARCE AS
HENS TEETH
Are Divorce DEGREES From the Tribunal OF
Judge TaIIman, Only Bachelor Jurist
on the King County Bench

''Iudsc Tallman IL the emily bach
elor iudgv IN the city. but its like
running up hill Go set a divorce In
his court" prominent attorney
muttercd the other day as he walked
cut u the equity court with "A weep
Inc weuld.h grass widow On his
arm and a carefully drawn divorce
decree ia HE hand, minus the courts
signature.
Judge Tanman h a great advocate
81 tbs bear and forheaf' theory
and he invariably calls for eorrab-
ora tive testimony Ia a divorce SUIT.
whereat the divorce lawyers snunh
their teeth and the fair applicants
fcf divorce man w their little salt
tears with their little lace handker-
chiefs and say that they think he
n the "meanest man they ever Jaw
Ia all their lives"
The men who wish 20 be freed
from a wife who cant eook. OF who
insists on diseeurslnE 81 too great a
length with the family butcher or
grocer say On when they arv out
side the court room. especially n the
Judge has given them some Eood ad-
vice. Then they make sarcastic re-
marks about old maids bringing up
chtidfen. and unmarried Judges try.
ing e. tell one how 70 be happy
though married
Unless u IL a most extraordinary
case. Judge failman viii not grant
a divorce Go a young couple who
have not been married a year.
If you aren't happy you ought 10
be. People afe always happy dur
ing their honeymoon, and you are
n you would emily think 80. he says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
new WORKERS
AT BANQUET
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT MADE
HONORARY MEMBER OF
SOCIETY

The first annual banquet o. the
New York Stale Society was held
last night at the new Washington
hotel Covers were laid for leo
sss=ta The affair Saz : brilliant
success.
Watson G. Squire. formerly United
states senator ffom Washington.
ives POSTMASTER. Every speech con-
tanned sone reference 10 President
Roosevelt the most lllastrious son
Of the Empire state" Tho toast
that elected the most hearty ap-
prevail OF the bnnqusteru was that u
"Oid New York" responded To BY
George ~. King.
At the business meeting held be-
fore the banquet the following Of
ficers were elected: George n. Cols.
president. Frank T.. Lewis. vice
president. " W Hakor. treasurer,
n. l. eixer. secretary. and Richard
Haytar, chairman Of the executive
committee.
President Roosevelt ~as elected an
honorary member OF the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
AMERICAN LOVERS
ARE HEAVILY HANDICAPPED
rsEy HAVE VERY LITTLE SPARK &.
MAKING IS eEsr WITH MANY DIFFICULTIES

PANAMA. Columbia. May at
must not be supposed frum what I
have written frcfn here that there
are 80 "nlee people Therv are.
afnonY the native bern p~opfe. a
small class who compare favorable
with the best people OF any cnantYy
TIE tsten are graduates % the best
American and fauf1pesu universities.
and the women are beautiful ani
cultured These. with the well To-.
30 foreigners comprise society
They have their cubs. their
country and city horses and ear
fiaRes and servants tn plenty. They
are the remnants OF TIE old Span
lab regime. when the don" lived
Ia AL the luxury % a prince or king
Theze families are either engaged
in aufua hlE ramrnefciaA OF financial
business or else arr large land own
srs. Many af the nssu aFx In the
government service aud dirianati1
- estioHs are especially coveted
The scsnsH wear Parts kowns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

asked TO declare hIs intention. :.
az ne says he means buzinsa. aua
can show a proper financial ratlns
ana prospect IN. engagement In -
once announced and The wedding ar.
ranged for. II ne sifIs-nfen. =.
sNadss the Issue he IL usually fcia
mat his calls are not wslcoSss. Tor
when one yoang man Is eaIlln. ali
othsr prospective saltors and haa.
eands are kept aNss.
Much more interesting nna
srRrrriy more public IL anothsr
fnethod or counting which IN In 4.
ror, The houses have wall. from
one 10 two feet thick and tha VII,
COWS are protected By from bara
me maid sits on the bread wfnaa~s
sect ard the iovs-Hsrnck swain
stands down on the pavement belou
Esrly In the evening one can se- a
Wbqls row Of these chaps down :
residence street. each bt,atts.
sparkling and totally abllvtous ~
paHsersby. This session, however
must BE- rather brief and later IN
ne night u In quite the eap~r for
the young man TO come back alone
OF with his friends. and. accotnpa !.
MED by guitar or mandolin. afas
loVe songs under the window Of hla
inamoriia. This q pleasant Fog a.
young folks. bat T. BIT trying on
the neishbors w. ~ CoLvER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
LATEST is
THE LADY
MANAGER

The invasion OF New York by
Westefnera and Southsrners con-
utanfiy assumes new phases.
The latest acquisition 20 the ranks
OF the theatrical profession In Miss
GtRce Noble Of Cincinnati. who has
bsen appointed one OF the managers
OF tho ~iittie Princess company.
updsr the direction OF Charles ID.
Dillingham;.
Lady managers are yet a novelty.
although Miss Amelia Bingham,
Miss May Irwin and others have
inRde q success at the business.
Miss Noble has an advantage over
the others. In that she has done some
very elsver newspaper work for
leading dniiiea in several large cities,
besides possessing wonderful buEi-
naas ability.
Miss Noble r. the daughter OF Mr.
H. T. Noble. the noted Cincinnati
artist. HFfu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
TO MANAGE
PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK. May - a persist.
ent Fusnor n rarrrnt throughout the
state 20 the effect that President
Roosevelt would be pleased a. have
Governor Odeil act as manager Of
the Republican presidential cam
paiEn ia 1901.
IL II true that Senator Hanna has
given freely OF hts advice 70 the
fseHs4sns. sat e = kau@a that 80
RoasavrN personally Hksa Governor
Odeii. and. besides the question of
sentiment. Mr Odeii like The presi.
dent. 10 a Nsw Yorker.
Mr. Roosevelt IL said 90 consider
Mr.. Odell enc Of the shiast political
managers Ia the country.
IL cannot be said. however. that
the relations between the president
and governor are anything like we're
those between the late President
Mckinley and Senator Hanna. fer
Mr.. Odell IN said TO have an eye on
the presidency himself probably In
ff1<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

per classes rarely 50 out Of their
houses sxcypt to ~ ON = Journey
They aifuoat never 90 shopping
Young girls Of these Glasses never
40 upon the ntrveta alone aud
'~pAFkins n done under such
handicap a. 70 be abkaiuteiy unin.
t~fpatiuE
n = young man wishes 20 court a
maiden he calls ana is shown into
the parlor. There gather the father
mother. sisters. cousins and aunta
% the girl and the uosher. grand
mother tand great Etsndmothsf. if
she 10 iivtnEl do most ~ the talk.
ing to the Spana man. The best he
sets - a rhsurs 60 Ease ct the maid
vile has brwtSehed him. but he
doesn't even set near enough 60
sguseHr her hand
After he has called about 10 times
and he mustn't call ostenvr thaa
once = week hf tire very rnost--hs is
iiksly 20 be ealisss into the prsepnss
OF the wtrrs father and biuntls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
cHERCHES

a, Marie ueN, J =. u. LlwYd
Al II Al m. sEEps tauan Sunday
A sermon on TIM fhhonnphy Of
waiting" y. m, "Tna Failure 81
Christianity and the Pafab's OF th'
Solver"
Trinity Parish Rev. ~ u, GoNch
At II a. M, THE Aputheosln OF
Man" y, m musical service. THE
Starry OF KING Lear"
First Unitarian w. u. 81
mouds, AZ II a. m, Songs OF the
Civil War illustrating the Religion
OF Patriotism
Evangelical Association Rev. H.
y. nafnsuhush. At II q. III, t3sFiusn
sermon, "aanetify Then Ia Thy
Truth" T.s0 =. m, English sermon
by Evangelist Robert Burns. the
converted landlord OF Boston.
Roman Catholic Meetings
So Mnrya 1'ariah@H ey. " j.
Nets. Church corner Of Twentlsth
avenue and Jackson street hafly
mass and sermon iohitdfeh's maHal
20 n, m. Sunday -uchooi $40 =. m.
Instruction and henedictiun, 80
v m.
-itey. y n ffefontalns. Al = a m,
low mass. 10 30 a m higlA mass. J
y, m Nespera and benedieti0n,
Sacred Heart Church Rey. Geo A.
ttild. Al a. ~. and >, m. low
mass 7ito y. m. veapera, sermon
aud benediction.
church of the immaculate Concep-
ton fiev. A. fWeerg AZ ~ and
$50 a. W. low mass. 1850 a. m.
hish mass and sermon. fis0 .. m.
rosary and henedictian.
Special Meetings
Progressive t.yceum OF New
Thought iteY. Irene smith At xa0
,. m. what Relations Do Spiritual
lem and Socialism Bear To Each
Other"
Church Of tlod-Rev. J NJ webb
AZ 3 p. m. For A. Many AZ Are
Led hY the Spirit Of 0od. They Are
the EaaH % God "
Thennophieai society. seattle lodge
As p m. Man ana tils liodiss
Queen city Philosophical Society
A. sp. VA. ''fhensophY the undefiy-
ing nasis % All Religions" Mrs. =,
A. sehMaHurl4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

CoNsTASTrSoPIE Nay "a.
lsf@elslt Ths pfrisnasr % tbs
thfuas % Aihania. pfiaue kaHgsio.
O.. eiainaa 60 be a direct aescenAant
s..4,ss sssssss,N saNs>f s.s'sAs
Kasffleta- HEaHisFuos and main
tainE IN this EFuund thai he ought
10 be tndef~ndsnt king Of Albania.
Me has many supporters amgnK hig
countrymen and in struux In the be.
lief that he can wrsst the pfuYincs
from Turkey
Tie ls deep Ia the plots q the PRES
ent uprising RI Albania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

and DO their shopping IN Paris. Lon
fon Or Nes Yerk Nearly Al %
this class OF people speak English
and fren h as veil rs Spanish and
a great ma ny also speak German.
They ar srcsedingiy hospitabls
and they make much OF all the rigid
laws and Gu toms 81 sfiaaefte.
Besides It's exceedingly small
number Of q upper crust" there
IL q second ci lss scarcely more mt
merous. repres nting the well TODD
middle class These are the small
er land owners. minor government
officials. etc. Under these two
classes and vastly outnumberinz
them both are the common people
These are poor. fiithy. uneducated.
shiffisss and lazy. Thess being 80
greatly In the majority are the
people who must stand sa the tyre
Of inhabitant Of this part Of the
world IL ss thsir inertia that holds
these countries BACK
The women II the middle and up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
THE MARKETS

Strawberries from Oregon have
commenced to arrive. They are
much larger and finer than those
from California and the crates.
which also are larger. sell az o. Ma
tive asparagus has advanced to O.
per box.
There was an almost unprsesdent-
- rush Of business on Western av-
enus this morning. Big piles Of
Grated strawberries disappeared like
snow drifts before a Chinook breeze.
Commission dealers tunbIed over
each other m their efforts 10 supply
the crowds Of impatient customers.
Hotel men. restaurant and grocery
store proprietors were out as they
have seldom been before.
The incursion OF people from the
outlying districts was unexpectedly
large and the hotel chefs were com
PEELED TO double their orders The
fact that this is Saturday also tend
ed 70 Increase the demand for food
stafss.
Tbs commission houses closed at
noon.
WHoLEsALE PRICES
Thsss price. Ar. % say suy.r in susn-
- Per cent. h;EhsFj
Provisions
FRESH heat-cou besf. SIC per ID.
steer hesf D. PER ID. mutton. pAc per ID.
PORK. f0tc per 10 veal. 500 per u.
Provisions iec. breakfast bacon,
Inc. bsiiies. frssh. i2hc.
Vegetables
Burtsnk posAtpes. nstive. % ooaio % per
las- T.Ri-rza IL 90 - g .7-s..- Ia .ssR
California, nc per ~ carrots. 81, 70; par.
snips. 81 70 rff sack, tgrnstosg ti1s Der
hsss-t fsaiiasrsf 81 p E=r aazen. cab
ID. native asparagus. 81 Dor. Calf
fornta green peas. t2E0 box. string
bssnes Nc per n. oueufnbsts. Ttc4ef 90
per foEsns nrttf boxes tO4tpd YER daEsn.
radishes. 10 Der e,sen lunches! onions
81 oooi n p~r ewts green. 100 per dozen
buaehs@
Green Fruit, Etc.
California strawberriea. tiQl2B per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
RELIEF FUND
IS STARTED
SEATTLE TO AID SUFFERERS
nv klsHlNEFF ATROCITIES

The horrors OF the recent massacre
OF Jews at kishlnsff, Russia, was
Theodore Joseph at the Temple de
HirHch last night. After the service
Il was decided TO collect funds fei
the sufferers. To that end Lee
Kohn was appointed chairman OF re-
lief committees OF Seattle Lodge. /
q. u. H.. No. ss1. and IiildshimeI
lodge to collect and remit the funds
subscribed TO the central relief com.
mittee at New York.
During the massacre OF April ~
e5 Jews were killed and 200 per.
mBnentiy injured. while 800 received
lesser injuries. The rabbi referred
TO the fact that the greatest indiEna
tion against the outrRRea was tx
pressed by the Christian clergy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
IS STILL
SLIDING
ENGINEERS ATTEMPT TO SAVE
BUILDING

To prevent the large livery stable
Of II. G. Allison. on the west side
OF Western avenue between stewart
ana Virginia streets, from shooting
Off into the bay the engineers OF the
Great Northern railway have be-
gun TO prop up the front end OF 10.
For a distance OF rs feet back OF
the building the earth on which the
building formerly rested has drop
ped away two feet on account OF the
slide al the entrance OF the tunnel.
The eiEht-ineh water main on
Western avenue IL liable to break
now at any time. In which case the
slide may be 40 augmented that the
whole building will roll over into the
hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
GALA WEEK
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May a5.--Next week
Will ba n gala week In New York
city IN honor Of the 10th anniver-
sary OF the Incorporation Of the
municipality.
Beginning tomorrow the oeiebra.
tion will last until the s0th. The
popular features 81 the celebration
are 90 be the indoor and outdoor ex-
ercises In different parts Of the city
under the auspices Of the Lecture
Bureau OF the Department Of Edu-
cation.
The city'H growth will be shown
by lantern slide pictures. Illustrative
81 the early beginning of the pres
ent great metropolis. the various
stages Of growth. with possibly n
few giimpaes into the present and
Immediate future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
RELFE TO SING

Miss Gensvieve Rslfe. soprano
soioist OF St Marks church. vii
Hins for the uffsrtory 1T the morning
eeryioa tomorrow the aria Il Know
That My HssIsefuer IAvsth." from
Handeis Messiah" At the even-
ms service the fan vested choir viii
sing the Ascension anthem, %
Risen lord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
WILL JON
THE 400

NEW YORK. Aay sa-SScrsfsry
Of VA EiIhu Hooi is 70 Join the fash.
icnabls upper Park aveaas colony.
lie has purchased two lots AZ Sos
100 and roc Past Seventy fiFst street
as site Cor . fita. 90 residence. The
buildings nov oeeupyinE ths site vii
b. dsmosashe1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
The After s
Specials
BETTER VALUES
THAN EVER

Ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed
Sleeveless Vests. IN pretty
pink and blue stripes. crochet
and tape neck. 20e value, DC
Ladies Muslin Corset Covers,
rrvtty wash lace trimmed
round Noke. asc value. lie
Ladies Fast Hack Hose. re
enforced heels and toes, IL
value ,,ssst. Ne
Ladies' White Kid Relts.. niekle
buckle. soc value s.sss,,,, tbe
~ Inch BLACK Peaa de Sole six
superior weight. ti.eo value
ssssss.sssssss stt-tskssss Toe
Ladies summer Net Corseta.
We'll stayed. lace trimmoa too
value .ssssss..ss stsstssr.- Tue
Roys English Corduroy Knee
PANTS. siee value .ss,.,, abe
Gents suk Gloria Umbrellas,
silver mounted Wslsel woed
handles. seth Century roller
% value st-,t-s4 So. q. taeb
t4slneh sike Imitation AliSntef
Hand gatehei. g - value use
Mems Plymouth TANNED Work
Gloves. Gee value .s.ss.,, Zoe
Ladies peFeaic Wrappers, braid
trimmed. sl.V0 value 0pe
s.lnch wide STA itieeon, see
value sssssssss.sss+ssssss Vs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Frank =. chsnsT makes cath that be Il
s-r1of partner o. the srm 81 y. J, Cheney
@ fsihF business IN the city o. Toledo.
county and state aforesaid. ard that said
lrm win pay the sum % ONE HUNDRED
FEit-f sAitN 81 <ane 49, s+e9S ssrs- - *
lsftk that saaaos ). aursd b. shs ass Of
Halls cetsrrh cafs.
FRANK CHENEY
Sworn 70 bsfore ma ane subscribed tn my
FIsssnos. mis- eth asy u December, A. q.
tk3e A. W. 0fEA9 SON.
Seal Notary Public.
HALE ostsrrh cors 10 tsken inisrnaliy
sn1 ssis tifsotiy On the blood ard mucous
surfaces Of The system. hsad for tssffhno-
eieis frse.
y y. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. o.
Fes1 b. 81 druggists. sso.
Hairs Family Pills are the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
CHANCE OF DATE

NEW YORK. May fa.-Thc fire.
mans parade will not take place
May "a. as first planned. Instead II
will be held on the 9Th of June. The
line will march up Fifth avenue
from Washington square to the
sherman monument At Rixtlath
street. where the parade will be re
viewed by Mayor Low and many
other distinauls he'd personagea.