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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-31
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans La, Dec. 30.-Spot cotton
nothing doing, buyers and selling report
sales of so bales Quotations asc lower
Delivered on contracts 500.
Futures at the opening were from to
10 points lower. Liverpool was considered
favorable and New York opened higher
and everything looked favorable fer a
continuation of the recovery of ,ast night
until the avalanche of selling orders from
the country which had been accommodating
over night struck the ring and carried
prices down with a whirl. January open
cd points down at 1886, sold UP to 1899
and declined to 1896; March opened 10
points lower at 1880, sold up to 1885 and
down to 1885; May opened at 14.12, sold
up to 14.17 and down to 1886; July opened
~14.19, sold up to 1923 and down to 1881.
The market closed weak at about the
lowest level of the day and showing net
losses of 10 to 62 points.
NEw ORLEANS Dec, 30-COtOn futures
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expiration of the refunding privilege. The
threes were down to 1 IA, the old As
registered, 2 and the old As. coupons
IA on call.
Total sales were GIL 300 shares. ir-
GLIDING tchison 1850; Baltimore and
Ohio 1880; Chesapeake and Ohio 1850;
Ere 10,750; Louisville and Nashville o.
500; Missouri Pacific 43, 1876; Norfolk and
Western 1,635; Pennsylvania AZ, 800. Read
ing 10000; Rock Island 1920; ST. Paul
2S,S70; Southern Pacific 66,125; Southern
Railway $500; Southern Railway pre-
ferred 1,575; Copper 1880; American SUI
gar Refining 1000; Brooklyn Transit
rs 200; Tennessee Coal and Iron 6,730; U.
S. Steel 64,15O; U. S. Steel preferred g.
o55
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTo n, Dec. 30-Turpentlne moth
55@D; receipts Ii casks.
Rosin--firm at 220 receipts 256 bbls.
Tar--firm, l.S0 receipts 500 bbls.
Crude-firm, 2.25C03. so; receipts 81 bar
rels.
CHARLESTON, Dec. so -Turpentine steady
inal 55%, receipts 49,. sales exports.
Quote A, +, C, 2l5D, 2.l5 +. els; f, 2.l5; G, 900
II ,225 ], $50; X, 2.70 Nj, ESQ., n, 800; VIC, BIS,
WV, 3.40
SAVANNAH, Dec. 30-Turpentine steady;
5614; receipts 49,. sales 49,. exports -.
Rosin firm; receipts 1919 sales exports
DAT
Quote A, B, C, 225;D, 2.25: e, 225 F, 225; g.
2.30; II, 2.35; I, 2.55; K, ESQ., M ESQ; N, $50; VIC
3.35; WV, $50.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Dec .30.-The cotton market
opened irregular at an advance of points
to a decline of points, ruled very active
and very irregular, but showed on the
whole declining tendency that seemed
chiefly the result of liquidation by appre-
tensions that the big bulls were unload
ing. From the very start the market was
erratic to sucn an extent that it was al
most impossible to tell from one minute
to another whether prices were going up
or down.
Generally speaking, however, prices
broke rapidly during the early trading
unit! shortly before the noon hour they
Were net 35 to 40 points lower on the act
I'VE months, this being decline from the
oest price of yesterday of about $4.S5 a
bale. Just after the noon hour the bulls
started buying aggressively. The room
which had been helped to sell the mar
ket down, turned quickly for profits, as
prices worked upward wire houses got
buying orders and in moment everything
was in confusion with prices going upwards
SO rapidly that inside of fifteen minutes
they had been rallied to little over the
final quotations of the previous night. At
the recovery demand fell off and while the
local bull leader appeared to be buying
in small way during the balance of the
session, prices, though more or less ir
Regular, worked generally downward with
he y1osseJweak at a net decline of 33 to
points. Sales were estimated at 1900
81 bales. The late break was accom-
rnied by unsetthng rumors regarding the
Par Eastern situation.
Receipts at the ports today 51,559 bales,
impaired with 52,057 last week, and S.
H7 last year. For the week 25O,00O bales,
sanst 3O1 ,511 last week, and ,256 last
year. Today's receipts at New Orleans
were %. $50 bales, against % 222 last year.
and at Houston 13,461 bales against 1888
last Year.
New YORK, Dec. 80 Cotton spot closed
quiet 81 points lower, middling upland, ID so
gulf 1871 sales d bales.
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
Tone. Mid. Receipt:
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Alarming reports in
regard to the crisis in the Orient impart-
ed strength to both grain and provisions
today. Liberal profit-taking, however,
caused a loss of all the gain in the lead
ing option in wheat, May closing at pre-
cisely the final figures of yesterday. May
corn finished CSC up, oats u and provis-
ions 121a to 37h
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEwY DIRK. Dec. 80, 2p m.-Money on call
nom at 3 al; 2closing % time money
easy so days, d: 80 days, 5...@5.. six moths
5@L; prime mercantile paper co; sterling
eXch. no1ninal; with actualbussiness in bankers
bills nj ass 500 1873 Co. for demand, and at 40 50
for 80 day bills, posted rates 4Sl@4so%,
commercial bills 4sO14 bar silver 557s, Mexican
dollars 1914
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lOpening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady; winter patents. $40; straights
spring specials $40; spring patents 5000 4. 10:
wheat, Nc. 2 spring, 81 No 8. 32...@; No. {
red, st@1s: corn, No. ?,i2n.. No2 yell2w,
3laa7. rye, No. 2, 5lX good feeding bar
lev, aS7...; il If to choicemalting, I3@S3; fax
seed, No. |, .s3; No ] northwestern. l.0i@
prime timothy seed go o6 hess PORK e per s POL
ribs sides (oose), 6259o.37; dry salted Shout
ders boxed, 1905 short s; clear sides sides
grade wines, l27; clover, contract grade. l1.25
NFw YORK PROVISIONS.
patents sLOO@4.35; Minnesota patents 1850
Rye four-quiet; fair to good ss25@3'4O;
choice to fancy s2e0@S.S.
Corn-meal steady; yellow western 81 80.
Rye-nom.; No. 2western 65
Barley-steady; feeding 421a mailing 20.
TENDER, $50: December, Ola.
Corn-spot quiet; No. 2, 81; May. 5l1s: Sep
TENDER, 5222ss;; November, -; December 52A
Beef Beef-ste ldy; family s16.oc@ll. 90: mess 5000
$50; beef hams q. 5c@2200 packet l05O@ll
Cut meats,quiet; picked bellies 754gSI
Lard-steady; western steamed, L25; refined
quiet; continent 7.40; compound 6A@6%.
Pork-steady; family l52o@l5.5o; short clear
1
Tallow-quiet; city per package ~, country
41z@%.
Rosin-hrm; strained common to good 2.55S...
Turpentine--easy, 60@6015.
Rice-steady; domestic, fair to extra, 1895 Z,
Japan 1864.
good to choice, 3l@93S.
Coffee-spot, Rio quiet, No 7 invoice "a
mild firm, cordova SA@l3.
Sugar-raw, steady; fair refining S@; molas-
sc ~, refined, steady.
Butter-frm; extra creamery 3D., state dairy
1890.
Cheese-gteady; state full cream small col
ored l2Cd, white fall made, l2C.
Eggs--firm; state and Pennsylvania So
ern, .....@.., Jersey sweets l.50@35O.
Peanuts-sleady; fancy hand-picked, 4Z@o
domestic 3L@5.
Cabbage domestic per 100 s6@l0.
Freight to Liverpool l2c
Cotton seed oil was dull but steady; prime
crude +. o. b. mills 19Q130, prime summer vel
low 81 a., off summer Yellow, prime white
10; prime winter yellow AZ, prime meal Noo@
n 80 nominal.
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30-Flour quiet; winter
patents, 81 31cp4.t0, spring satents S4.65@4.W.
Wheat firm; S7@o754, Southern wheat by
sample 72@s7@
torn-iirm;s spot 1870, Southern white
corn 42143%
Oats--sle;dy; No. white Az
Butter-firm; fancy imitation 1890, fancy
creamery @23.
Eggs--Iirni; fresh 33 D..
Chsese--firm; Il14, large 1870.
SGgar-steady; hne and coarse granulateu
| 1861
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-31

THE WRIGHT FAMILY-ANY PERSON
having knowledge of whereabouts OF
descendants of William Wright, born in
1851, will confer favor and may benefit
themselves by writing and giving such
information to A. B. c.. care News and
Observer, Raleigh. N. G.
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q l. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, Dec 30-Seaboard Air Line
common, ll1scd4 preferred 2l@@23
Atlantic Coast Line common lO6A@ lOs; pref
erred 9S1a No sales.
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LAND SALE

By virtue of a decree of
Court of Wake County, wiz
ton, for cash, at 10 o'clock a. -
22nd day of January, 1904. at Rd
Store, nine miles north of Raleig
portion of the J. A. and Mary HoI
land known as F'The Webster Place
tanning ITO acres This tract adjof
lands of Shaw, Reddish, Walton
others, and lies directly on the new
that has been ordered, which will shV
the distance from Raleigh to the mort
part of the county some mile and "a
or two miles and will be the principal
northern road to Raleigh. This tract con-
tains a two story dwelling nearly new
and is divided into tenable land and wood
land. and has mcuh wood and some fine
timber on it. ]. III. FLEMING,
12-23-t. d. 8. Commissioner.
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The following form the New York Her
aid is said by persons IN position to know
to indicate accurately the changes now
expected in the Seaboard Air Line man
agement, which IL made, will leave pres
ident Williams in the same relation to-
ward the Seaboard that Harry Walters
occupies toward the Atlantic Coast Line
the general executive head:
Mr.. John Shelton Williams, who at
tended a directors meeting of the Sea
beard in this city yesterday, apthorize3
a denial that he had any intention OF
relinquishing the chief executive position
of the system. No denial, however, was
made of the possibility of Mr.. Williams
becoming chairman of the board, admit
ting Mr.. Barr to the presidency as chief
operating official. The bylaws Were
amended in order to authorize a board
Of directors consisting Of sixteen mem
0ers.'
The New York Evening Post says that
no securities company controlled a ut
,uation SO completely urging by e..
appearances as the Southern Railway
Company now dominates the territory CT
the South East Louisville ami Nashville,
as is we'll known, is absolutely in the
control of the Atlantic Coast Line, which,
in turn is friendly to the Soarhcin Rail-
way, and the Post points o;tT that in
terests closely connected with the latter
are upon teh new Seaboard directorate,
in company with the representatives, of
the Rock Island system. 1t further says
the Illinois Central management Is
friendly with all, and the management
of the Southern Railway which is the
leading spirit of the whole, is vested in
a voting trust, with Mr.. j. P. Morgan
and his policy in control.
The construction company that has the
contract to build the Pamlico Railroad
will begin Work as soon as the 100 con
victs to be furnished by the penitcntlary
are on the spot. Work Will first begin
grading on the north side of Neuse river
on the line from New Bern to Bayboro.
The companys bridge force is nov work
ing on the Neuse river bridge The driv-
ing of piling is going on and now that
the Christmas holidays are over work
will begin and pushed with extra forces
at work all along the line
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There is Late Break OF Thirty-five
~ to Forty-nine Points Accompanied
by UnsettIing Rumors Re-
garding the Situation in
the Far East.
(By the Associated Press

New York, Dec. 3O.-The dry goods
market has been generally inactive with
New Year is we'll commenced. The firm
ness with which generally lines are held
continues and more or less business is not
contaminated because seller are unwilling
to- compromise with the buyer and ere
insistent upon holding for the top of the
market
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Among the Railroads.

The Hamlet outlook says that consider
able interest is being aroused in favor OF
the Hamlet and Norwood, or Mt Gilead
Railroad.
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wv ORLEASs Dec. so-Cot,on futures
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 80, p. m.-Co ton spot
Ameri,su miauI,,v fan, $50, goou m idlins:
7.3I: middIing 72l; low middling 7,ls good
day were 800 bales of which 3VJ We're for
speculation and xrort and included 200 Am,
erican. Receipts 62)U0 bales, including HOO
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A. & N. G. z. r.
Schedule Effective October rs. iss
Raleigh @Cape Fear
RAILROAD CO.

Effective 1z.01 A. N, sunday. Auyu8l
80, 1909.
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res onened steady and closed fcverish
RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET

Thirteen and quarter was the ruling
price on the local market yesterday. a
quarter of cent off from Tuesday. I'M
less there is a change in the future mark
ct. spot cotton will not bring over Is
cents today. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
mont HOUSE
MURDERER
IS HANGED

LONDON. July n Samuel Herbert
pougai. known as the "Muat House
murderer was hanged today 10
Chelmsford prison.
shortly before being taken from
hiH coli be- made a new euufeHHtan or
his crime and acknowledge his
guilt.
rho execution closes career ~
crime that Waa surrounded hN a.
many circumstance ~ mystery and
sensation Ha the brain 90 a novelist
ever Invented
Tho deed for which hr paid the death
penalty was the murder af Miss
cattle Crciir Holland. a wumau Of ia
dependent means who not oHif gave
him her Affection bat trusted him H0
faf az Co hos the lonely Meat Farm.
where they misbt Eve together Ia
peace
$40 betrayed her trust aud with
scarcely conceivable haneneHE drove
her uut Mta the stiffness ~ the night
% blow eui her brains, that he miFhi
become poHHeaHea ~ hrr pfensfu,
which BE- HunaHaded tn DOING hN for
ms her name % her checks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

The city council last night laid
over fof week the ordinance grant
hE ninRllnH fir0a circus ilttur".
Certain members OF the council who
for lime favored be si.uno dnF
license. but came down - 500 were
afraid 10 let the ordinances come 20
Ia final vote unieHr II he fixed ~
81 900 Accordingly after hhtlhk
been amended 20 ha % read 5li.pu
"a day. the ordinance was held up
ana passed over
The tauEle all came about bechus
Captain Taylor couldn't Keep ahtiilr
OF the rapid movement Of events m
the council Tho ordinance Wnh re-
pnrtad with e favorable feeomncn-
dntion By the police. license aHd rrV-
enne committee. n read $500 per
day fof two days.
Murphy vas nn bic feet Ia second,
dfmhndina to know why Il vas made
different from that decided ulnN
ln the committee room. lie aala, aH
he remembered II. the committee af-
eidsd e. nk the license Zee ~ siVgo
per day
Abraham Kisiier admitted the
truth of NufphY'h statement. bui
said that after the committee meet
inE be had seen majority OF ths
mrubefH present ~ the meeting ana
they had changed their minds about
the matter They had come 20 ~"
rnuciHaian that $500 per day was
enough. hence The change.
several members seemed % take
thr explanation 81 Abraham fhlhft
obviously. So iiinehaft ana JA,ii'A
had e. come 20 hia rescue. ~
Ma iof explained 10 dstsii Low M
bttsiueaH agent FOR EinallHE hiur,t
\, ben Informed az the action ~ thr
committee. told the major WITH irAfh
in bis eyes how SORRY he WhH thai
this action 81 the committee Wouln
MAKE i necessary fuf utn HhaH Y"
bass a. the great elts 81 Seattle. iht
f,s.f force 81 such . terrible CALAMITY
vas - Impressed upon the min1 ei
an. major aud several n nlh COL
leagues that they changed theif
minds,
James explained his change Or
heart ln snulh the Same NNYs
me vote vas called or hurphys
n,f,tlos. - amend. ~ uahtnH the
firenps 1900 instead Of $500 PEI
dav. II stood z Ia favef ana
AGAINST cart. Taylor east tha az
cldinw vafs Ia favor Ct the 1000
urarnsItisn. y ben an tae time ne
Thought Ne 4as voting the ethrf
wsv. The amended biil NaH then
referred u ktslier y the snsfonnine
eufumlttae kislicF accidentally met
the major ard several Others WI"
ara anriaaa 10 have TIE @ersfH.
ufuaiiua astaw 10 Seattle. They de-
ridTa n would hardly be safe %
tr,lai another vote last night on tiif
ordinance They want to MI thn
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REVENGE WAS
THE MOTIVE
JAMES HOWARD, THE VICTIM o. TIE AUBURN MURDER. WAS
KILLED BY ENEMIES FOR ACTING As STOOL PIGEON

Winsh ana brown. two burglars.
that landed them in the penitcn-
tlarN TOT 10 NUafa each
Smith or Miller the man who a.
supposed l. have killed Howard,
was friend OF these two men and
Howard had made statements az dir
fcrunt times that he was afraid OF
smith. A. ere time he applied GO
The Everett police FOR protection. but
they paid no attention 10 him How
ara IA also thought 90 have some in
formation about smith which the
latter was afraid would get out.
Howard, IN fear % smith. buried
himself IN iosEing camp near
Everett and STAYED there for sew
rral months. Later he went q Mon
rue. where Il i thought smith fol-
lowed him. lie len there suddenly
and Went To Everett where he
eushod 8 couple ~ chseka ara thee
left Everett Tor the cost ga foot. it
j. thought with the intention ~
eiudlne smith who was tasn daeNinr
his tracks II is believed that smith
caught up With him near the Palmer
cutoff, i've miles nom Auburn. and
shot him down Ia c0ld blood No
trace 81 the murderer has yet been
found
Heward's body Is az nonuey- Wat
sons morEue.
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saiys the unanimous vote Of tha
soa.eiI when the ordinance efasf-
ing the work on The Efe9tits -
whitman avenue IN ne NINTH ~. -.
-. ~. tt,, iu the council mfftihF ips
final passage last night ON voted
no. ..,e,.ta sffe
~, IN atbef afrest grading i'm
stevsmrnta. ~ the engineer Attisn
90 bnH much more than y car -
FL making plans for new h"ftYt
nants airendr ordered. a..
~ ratbsr ViaiausiY ATTACKED ne
CO. committee for not RifiuR TIE
soeineera department mote - -
Lii Uhich - DO fhe WORK
- III eo,gmitfea eamf bark 81 hiin
Iii ~ statement that q had nstsf
the work of ths engineer
ing department ...f,t.a,g, -
itnaiiy n vac decided 70 WithhfaN
IA ~ tngrsvement measures on
tsetlenabie 10 Gili for the time -
Inc They went over fof one "ssAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
LIKE ANOTHER
ABRAHAM
But No Ran, Appeared 10 Saws the
Lie o. This Modern Isaac

VIENNA. July ~Cspsciail~A
rem arAabis eaaa ~ supanufion b.
reported from ths Russian village OF
NaiauGur sann tlme ago a man
named AHlamHsaw was taken Sc
flouHiy nl All remedies failed one
day he dreamed that God PROMISES
him restoration ~ health II be
would sacrifice aia infant SOFA ~ a
thank offering FOR his rrcoNeffs In
hts dream be promised % ID his
aud shortly afitfNard h. became
we'll on tbs fuiluWinE day AHla.
nnaow bought knife. and fallased
by a lot ~ NafahlpegH be- tenk his
son Ca the eanFch. killed him ana
laid his body IN front ~ the altar
The father has been arrested. bus
the snreratitiaHa inha hitantK Of the
town cannot understand Why such n
"heiy man should be- imprisoned
for aheylaE the orders OF the Al
mighty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

Because he acted a. stool plEeon
Tor the Snohemiah county sheriff
Jas. Howard Was murdered near Aus
hum saturday niNht ilis warm but
iIfslpss body was found roon after
BY section men Und since that timr
the oolvuer aud deputy rhouffs have
been Attomptins e. find 'the ufufs
dgrer on at least establish the
identity ct the iead man.
Yesterday q. l. Wainwright sus
refiftcndent Of the Suohomish
eeWity hospital. identified the bois
- the Ronuey Watson mofEue as
that % James Howard. who had far.
merry worked for him IN EVeretl
After the Identification the whole
story of the CIV ssdly crime eafee
out The sheriff has now tangible
clue 60 work upaus A man named
either Smith az Miller r. the slis.
rrcted ASSASSIN. lie has lately been
goluE under the name 90 smith
Fpf several wears Howard worked
IN WsmwrlEAts livery stables IN
Everett and while theru became ac-
auaintcd with a iafgc number ar
efQoks who came into the city ny
know ing these croaks be picked up
EreRt deal ~ Information At one
u0e Howard gave the Snehoulsh
county sheriff Information asaout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

Visitors poured into the city today
from ali directions. among the ar
rivals being good ssiSvd deieGatlonH
from Milwaukee. Oshkosh, La Crosse
ana numerous other eitics of the
state
The program viii be uHhrred IA
thin evening With reception and
bail III hpnor ~ the visitors and to-
morrow morning the business sfHs
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MIST eyou yorsfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
ANKENY FORCES
MEET DEFEAT
The WaLka WaAa Senator Tastes the Bitterness
of Defeat in His Own Home CITY

until the last voter had been corralled
the forces ou zach eide worked an
eeasiaaiy. aud lafHe vote saa
brought forth
The main arhi vas made over the
affaa 81 chief ~ police. Htnte neufes
sentative A. H. KEGS beina he AnkenY
candidate. aud Aivah Brown The eti-
position candidate Esrif in The daY
Il vas evident that nFaWn was gaiulnE
strength. and in urster 90 HtrvuEthsis
KEGS. every samhisf ia the town ee
gan putting up his money on iNeeH
AZ fast az they could set Il up - was
covered and Instead - having TIE
effect u holatsrnH up kafs ~ cauH7d
a larae number af undecided people g.
cast their vote far flrawn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

WATilA WAttsA. IuiY itHone ~
the most hetly contested city elections
ever held In Walia Naiia occurred
yesterday and only two of the AnkcnY
candidates FOE municipal offices man
AGED to aeratch through. This viii ~
suit IN the "noNefn' controlling thu
county convention.
Gilbert Hunt Tor mayor. won by
nftoce votes over ~ s psm0nt, ana
J. u smith had "A majority % four
la the race FOE councilman % thg Hsu-
uud ward These we're the two sur
NiVafa ~ the Ank.ny fnfces.
Senator AnhcuY made a stfpnE PER
sonal aEat for his supporters, white
pitted against him was former uos
Miles 4 Moore irum earit mufninE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15

weoi Fiber. regularly priced At sc
Emergency sals prics. per YaEr
sss-s-s4-t- +.ssssssts .ssts.+ssss zoe
Grass Mathis. regularly priced ht
SOC: Emergency sale price. per
yard ..ss.s-sssss ssss.stssfsst.s Soc
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ts4b Couch Covers. fringe all sides
Emergency sale price. zach si.xs
lie Turkish Lamps Emergency
sale price. saehs.ss.........s.ef -Ta
Ice flrass Extension Rods Emer-
ksHcJ Ssis rftzs. s@shs,.si Ifr-s#ss ss
PC nrass Extension Rods Etnrf-
Esncy sale prise. each.,....ssss sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
MEETING OF ELKS

ASHLAND. Wis. July it-Ash-
land Il CARRIED in purple and gold IN
honor II the ElkF, whose annual
state convention wiil be tn scsaipu
here during the next two days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-15
GOOD TO MOORE
City Council Last Night Gave Him
Free Water

the city council last nishf in grant.
inx petition fru5n ihs M,snrs tuVasfs
ment Comranl put Itself 90 reeHFd -
Being willing . grant free safsf fei
Use IN anF ptleafn Psfk- wherein ihs
pnhiic V admittsd
Thf petition aaAad that free wafer
- siaen fhr oNnegH 80 ne WashsaF
los hotel faf ksspluE 90 The PARK sur
Rounding che hatsi
All Mnarf feEt mKErioNtd that hit
promises 20 Fsisasa tbe ciI3 fFtH aaff
aKes rraaifias ffam ths aeeaud eve
uae rsErads should have been anIssf'
sntiy Doubted. aud that lite seeafihf
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HianH will begin. Elaborate entertain.
ment has been provided by the loehl
lodge ~ the order and from all In
dientlonH the gathering viii be a
huge success.
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THEY FEEL SORRY
FOR THE CIRCUS
so CITY DADS WANT TO CUT THE LICENSE IN
TWo-AHo FIGHT is PROMISED

1900 proposition, aud then Taylor
might set missed unatH. ~ VII come
uu for final paanhna next M1hahf
night