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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26
French Steamer Damaged by Fire.

TOXIC, Aug. 25.-Fire on the French
steamer Tonkin Dourin caused damage
of S250,000 to the liner and 100000 to
the cargo. The steamer was sunk to
avoid total loss and afterward foated
and towed to Kobe for repairs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26
Perhans He Doesn't Use Profanity.

Senator Knute Nelson, of Mime
sofa, speaks seven different languages
f1uently, and yet he proved utterly in
capable of extricating himself from an
Alaskan sandbar.-Houston Chronicle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26
A Great Year for Miqht. Bes.

Those gentlemen who have been
overlooked in the list of possible vice
presidential nominees are now being
mentioned foresecretary of war.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26
Knew the Sex Perhana

Editor wonder if that new compost
tor is merely typographical blunderer or
a philosopher.
Assistant-What is it. now?
Editor-He set up this: thine and tide
wait for woman. ''-Philadelphia Press
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26
TRUST.

Packers decide to meet in trust
To keep the price of meat up,
Eaters decide to trust in meat
To keep the working feet up.
If packers would only meet in trust
To trust the eater when he's broke
Eater could always trust in meat
To strengthen him for his little joke
-Pittsburg Gazette.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26
washington time e p. m st. PauD.

Fall
The Mississippi will fall slowly in the
vicinity of ST. Paul during the next thirty
six hours.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-26

1t is said that North Carolina people
have lost $50 100000 in stock specula-
ton in one5eYear. If the truth were
known, probably Minnesota could beat
that record And among the losers
very likely are many who complain
about Wallestfee t.-Little Falls Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
IT'S A SHAME TEDDY
WASN'T BORN TWINS
Two Seattle Hotels Are Prepared to Do tho Ho0ors
in Entertaining Him Whom He Comes Here

fIrs shame that prcsldent
ltaeHeFelt wasn't born frlplatz. OF at
leAst twins" Fire Marshal Gard.
kdioEE remarked this morning
Htre nov IN Montana the HeinHsh
and the einrkas are fighting 10 soc
Who shall dine and wine the pfesif
dent while IN Seattle two big hotels
that I know ~ haYp fitted up mag
uiiivent apartments Tor the nations
chief executive.
"a couple II days ago Building In
apertuF Place aud l went 10 the
knirkarboeker TO inspect some work
that Is being done there. In the
course % eur Investigation Wo came
upon a handsomely Furnished suite
Of ruamr
THESE are the presidents apart
uenta' the proprietor explained.
lies coming here Il hef said l.
ftuh. Yes. We have the assurance
cf two members - the COMMITTEES
that he vii be- pat az here. was the
response.
sFron the Knicksrboeksr We went
on like trip 10 the Washing ton. or
old Denny hotel Again Ne we're
shown q handsomely Furnished suite
81 rooms and ngain nuaveiy In
formed that they we're foe President
Roosevelt
The president Is coming here IL
hsf ! asked
Yes. two members u the enter
tainnteHt COMMITTEES haVs assured as
that the president wi be aHartsred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
THE MARKETS

Veal and pork declined slightly 70
day.
Heavy arrivals Of vegetables
caused = decline IN prices paid foF
them. There II . large supply Of
California and Oregon asparagus
native rhuharb and California peas
that Il largely unsaIabia AZ present
Strawberries dropped % 81 Per
craze az result 81 the arrival -
81 crates ffofn California last nishi
ExEs erept up 90 Is csuts PEI
dozen. ftseetpfs - i've poultry ar
larger. Live geese are out the AZ
kst.
WHOLESALE PRICES
fTbspa prs~~. are = any huYsr ~ asaefi-
uss frisrs ~ snsH Bsfshssss sFsfae. -
80 esai tishsrj
previsiens
FISH Wssf-IVE p~sL ~ ~ stesr teFfs
- ID. mutton. los ID: pork. ieso ID
vssi. sHfae 10.
Gle 10.
f'rovisiaus- Hams. 10! breakfast taeaA
iTisa. bellies. fFssa. izsse-
Vegetables
nurbank potatoes. native. ts0io
ton. Yaklmas. tl4aia. sweet pota-
toes. D. H.. carrots. II anck. par8nlps
1913 per sack. tomatoes. Sc per
basket. iettuee 81 ~ ease. eHutirgE-
er, f1f.es doz. cabbage. ts6 z.z5 per
ewf. spinach. E5c per box fnu-
barb. 20fc per -. California aspar-
agus. 81 per ID. Oregon. si59 per
box native. Ills per box. California
green peas. su5c. cueumbera. ~ per
doz. radlshes. 10 doz. onions. $40
Is per cwt.
Green Fruit. Etc.
California Strawberries. ~ crate
Lemons. q t0da.Oo per box or
mnEea. t12S31.90 per boz: apples,
s0c 0fi.25 per box. fancy. 81 500 IS.
bananas. fz.st4s.z5 per bunch; grape
fruit. q 5g45, comb honey iso per
pound.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
Washington ercausries,
2sc. California. $50 Csc; dairy, use.
Eggs. fresh ranch. isHz0r per dog.
Chsess-NatiFe Wsshinzton. fsH er-szs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

The sork - anueis tracking The
qrattls a nautaa electric fssNt from
Nafautane station 70 NtinteF ttTaF
s.. . .w l..s,s -, -. a., ss<.t'A $50
INST rsspntEn afNEN tftE NHHinufhf
- she y eek Eaa3s - sfadefs atasi
trsek lAssss haze iss@n kHrt - We
night ard dNy. LARGE elect s~At ~
tixna ard arr lights ates bsen ais-
Isl sstad aIuag the tshsk In euch
manner tsat a. uizht th~ right o.
way Is fcu1ed utss ught aiEttc-t 40
bright ea That at ns4aay Ths ntshi
shffts seorS without intsFtups 90 %
tAshnVessimstH and fhe work Rgra
steadily forward thraarh every he9f
og fhs -.
n l. the fnteuftoa - the company
70 pui IN a dssattte ea4ntss weight On
ths Washington strexk hAlA "a s1an
a. that nn4 ths danh's track are
easnpietei. resiaenta along the WE q
the Rad frofn the city 20 ftninfrr
Bearh uiii he aiSeu a HNe- niinate
ear service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
KLINE IS ACAM
% $780,
UNDER ARREST

Chris Iliiue was arrested late yes
terday afternoon by beputy Hhnfift
Mc9as On a change Of stealing 10
hogs from cHrst*la Bros slaughter
house. The hogs were taken early
Monday morning aud traced 10 a
harm ~ Peter Jensen on neaoan hill
where the thief had LETT them for
the night lenHan's description Of
the man who had paid for the keep
inH OF the animals was that Of chris
kllna, Il line was found Ia West Ne
attie and taken to the Jensen faneh
whore he waH peaitiVvly idsntifiep
BY Jensen
Kline was recently charged ~
carsiens IlroH. with the theft 81
some uattla lie was acquitted ard
yesterday filed a suit 10 the superior
court against carntena iirus. to re-
cover 80. 600 Cor alleged false i'm.
prisonmeut
Kline claims that earHtens nfea
are attempting 90 fAHtsn new
crime GA him 30 that ho can uat re-
cover damages against them fpr Ahr
former UffDaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
HOSPITAL ROMANCE
ENDS IN MARRIAGE

fEhoda Webb. a nurse IN shs Way
side MAssian hespltAA and FRA
Hitchcock. formerly q pstAsuk unssff
her care. uesre aarftad AZ sns tiaH-
p4faI Yesterday ~ Hsy. -. 4. &iat
th~ua after brief but romantic
eoufsship. Miss Webb bad nursfd
her pattant hack % health after a
fons ulnrEa Its xFstituds son
rfr-~nrd into love.
After a luncheon az the heapifAi
shi- the bride and groom sent 10
their ns~ home Al Green Lake. The
bride Vas aace = patient az the hss-
pitaI b4t On fwecFnftnE wished -
become a trained nurse, She would
have graduated IN a short tIn8s had
rot Cuus1 stepped In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
TWAS THE WEDDING Ct
A CHINESE AND A COON
But the D0sAy Bride Wout0a tSmoks Opium and Eat
Celestial DehcGcies- Hence a Dvorce Suit

storayl Lerdyi Hes conm'.
rat Chtnk'H a following me here
Get me a divorce quick Nj Hawk
ius fore he gitA here hos "a HWinu
Is MI me. sure.
A TIL seed locking kirl shouted
the words AZ sha rushed roll melt
into Attorney ] sd. ilaN kiua' otfice
4 few DAYS aso. hafaru he rad time
20 answer hia new client. whom he
believed Ia ea a crazy woman.
Hawkins heard somebody running
daNn the hall and IN q moment the
door flew open and Charlie Nins, a
chinese. his yellow face distorted
with rakc. baunoUd into the room.
In unc hand he bore tha REM
nants ~ a gaudy sprins hat. a med
les OF all tho latest styles dtHhed up
la the highest style % mliliner's att
In the other hand be hraudished an
ugly looking butcher knife.
NkeH be saw Hawkins hia wrath
sss "a ta ahate, and puttins his
hand tn his pocket. drew out several
gold nlrccs
Me nkee her." he cried between
his gaspz Tar breath. she me Wifue
-makee her conav bach to me. / KiNe
yea plenty money.
Hawkins told the Chinese be
would see him later and persuaded
him q - away Then he carried
water 20 Airs, Alng unsn she was
able 10 talk.
According 10 her story a yesrning
Tor diamonds, lave ~ slad Feks
and dfead It becoming an soli
maid added - the aliuriuK prom
ises II Ntns. persuaded the colafed
.fift about a year aHa 10 nceafne the
bride u Ninx. who. a. the Eifi esya.
has uouey h. burn aud 10 not uaa
iaaktnE fuf a EhineHe,
YinF b. Chinese merchant ui
thts city ana Nfss introduced te his
future Sifa ~ = ghinafuan no = az
cock foF = pFlxais family IA Which
.he vas employed So a housenatd.
Ytnk Waa boss % ths oeeh :
ssganrR ana vas presented 90 the
cs,lar~a xiri a. very cei~ofaied and
q very wealthy chluauans
Ths uttis blind SOD set N nv
archery practice at 9nee aHa it,sll.
q few weeks after thnlr hfai
rlseeiing ns.lis. The h.iaerinAt9. ana
Nfng acre married
me chinese handed hts vile ts,a
40 h~g wedding aay. bought hcr sew
..fai diamond. and \ quantity % sE'
r-sasiV1 ciothluE Thsn he tasak hes
a. hts reafns near his etQta on
washington street ana otAed her
IN.
From that fima ea she NAYr, she
49, YtnN's prisoner. Sc Ses nz--s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Are yea a mschanicf Are yua a
lsborsr or clerk II -. you want %
piaer your savings 10 tbs best ad.
NantHEa. do yea mott Y0a had bet-
tnf hurry up then. and call upon the
later. state FISHERIES Co. 3ea Pa
cite block. and get some u their
stock which all not remain very
long IN the market Get - to-day
90 Isl us hear from you and wa Will
AL end show Yau what Ne ar. do
iuE with the atos khaldsfh' Inenuy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
IS STILL
IN LUCK
Seattle Aggregation Wins
Ball Game From
Portland

Jack drim's men faced the Colts
yesterday az Athletic park. and ar
ter a we'll played game lost cut 90
the tune ~ 4 60 81 The Fof uhnd
men took the lead az first. but stead
ny the colts dfes up on the ore
son msn and finally topped the
score with one fsn. Il NAs a.
pretty an exhibition ~ the nR.
iionsi game put up IN Seattle this
season. Portland plays a Anappy
same. Tho urn are fast GA their
feet. sood hittefs aud have Ipda=
mrnf
MCKAY was IN the box for the
home team Quick. " no played with
Spokane last year. pitched Zoe fVtt-
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
HOTEL ON FIRE

A lighted cigarette dropped GA the
sidewalk IA front Of ths haiisr hots!
started q lifs ia that buiidins al
, 30 o'cioek this morning Ths
cigarette went through a hole In thu
sidewalk and started the blaze be-
tween two walls Ia the basement 81
the hotsl smoke was seen issuing
from the place and a taiwphpns eall
va sent to the fire headquarters. A
chemical engine put cut the fifs
eith small lasA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
or tn. cLuss
EASY FOR
SACRAMENTO

OAKLAND. Cal. Aprii sp.=-Ths
same bore yesterday afternoon aas
thn uuIy tsagife Coast faskRr game
played ON me circuit duffnk the dAy.
Il fce4iied la an easy Nlu fuf sac
rafnsnfa. The Eeefs Oakland :.
saafA1nenta IL Batteries. HsrF and
isariau. Young and Graham. TIM
pifs Levy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Local rs Il the Team Drivers
union. viii meet Thursday nishi
each wsak in he Collins block. cor.
81 JafaNs street. and seeunf ave. All
fuambeFa please be iH attendance
Thursday nisht. special order Of
haainess-
IN. kNAuF. Committeeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

LOS ASuELEs ArFn ss.-aut
ono run nAm nepsud Ia yesterday .
raeiae National league Kafns II
gave ths Same % tbs hnuie team
fha score Fan ffaurisea 2, ihs
Aaasisa / Batteries Thatcher and
Harry fsfetstef and Zsarfasa I'm.
pre- Huston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

allowed TO so on the street unless
With him. and even then he would
set purple Ia the face with anGur 70
q young 'Colored gentleman OF her
acquaintance even 50 much az ip-
pea his hat to her
she could not speak Chinese and
rcnlrod 10 lANo anything 10 do with
the Chinese women Ia the colony. In
consequence she Was firat lonesome,
then miserable. The winter Of her
discomfort Mas reached when Wing
wished her to learn O. smoke opium
Rna beat her when she fefueld.
Things went from bad te worse.
When Nina'a duaky bride burned the
Uho"- auey she Was euffea ahaaa the
Kitchen - her yellow husband,
When she refused Co ent dried duek
sha incurred her isFd aud master r
diapicasuru and 30 on 40 finally she
managed - make her escape and
went ta work again a. a houssmaid.
NinE searched the town over and
couldn't find hsr until the day % the
Incident first mentioned when he
splsd hsr ataudins CA "a CORNER
dressed in her sunday best and
talking and Laughing with a young
cnlnrcd hnathiaek nrlla says she
was iust on her WAY a. Mr Hawk
inH' office iu the Pacific block 60 AK
him 20 s., her a divorca that after
noon.
1inE. who happened 20 be out faf
constitutional. saw uts runa wa y
bride. and with shout of mixed
anger ara slice. rushed up 10 hef
aud bfandishins The knife Ia her
face attempted "a kiss her She
struck him With her umbrella fie
pulled her brand naW hat from her
head and ruthlessly siashsd 10 with
his kntfa.
stYou cid heather, Yea lust klas
yourself a saosthye,e iseiie remarked
with emphasis a. she boxed hsf
husbands celestial sarn.
Then sathertng ~ her sitkrn
skirts. bought With NlnE'H hard.
earned dollars. nhn SGT uut on a run
for Mr., Hawkins ufuen 60 get a
divorce with WINS, whcopinK and
yeiiins like a comaurhe hot on h-i
trail
That's the way the matter staaha
now. nielle II Aidlns. NiaE - think.
Ina IN thtueHe 'this Il = weary.
weary world ana Attorney Hawk
ips r. drawing 40 = divorce rdfn.
rlaint aliealuH hieaFnrstihilify q
temperament. unreasonable 1saicusy
and extreme cruelty
Heiie SAYS she has had enough 81
married life ana l. Eugak n b a
''r@Hpeefa BE wefhing gffi al ths
res - h~f aay~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
AHlKNA q hurrR Q

Sax FRANCISCO. April - ---Ys. .
laF5xY's faeife National league
gaims resulted IN a shutroat feF
BUTTE The seoFs Bate .. Hsiena
- batteries Gay and sNintslis
Thompson and g. I'm. Umpire
Warner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
LOCAL THEATERS


Mrs Patrick Casnphs1A TIE fisflns
ssitshed English sstF~ss. OPENS a tbs
tirsud tomorrow piEhf playing a
three MIG at "a zskenauf IN repertoire.
TpusafFow -Thn JOY u Living viii
- presented and repeated ~ tar
saturday matlusa. Friday nlsal
Mrs. caupbsli viii appear IN '@fTas
seeend Mrs Tanauarny. and sAtar-
day ulEht In TIE comedy Aunt
Iesunis.
Seattle Thsstsr
Ths naknr T7hcatsr company - prs-
sanflnE the caFnady Charlays Aunt
az the Seattle thsafer this week TO
crowded houses.
@Bssle~ Minstrslsr
Tas performance 81 the nartou
minstrel troupe tomorrow night ~
TIE Third Avenue theAtsf nili - sas
sas benefit ~ John Burke. one % the
Seattle n@wshuYs wha IL gl 81 the
Mannd hospital. Several turns viii
BE- put on ~ the boys Chariey con-
fpy slli sspgiuE7 a song and dance
that IL really good. ITS former eff
forts have beer fas sidewalk crowds
lat he Il good ia his line. itiaf tbs
same Another speciality vii be
ihree-round boxins bout bstWean
yuuuG Kruut and eddie Larson. both
Hawshoya. who have made reputs-
zion az fighters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

TACOMA. April gs.serhe Fsneros=
~ Of Harmon lost yesterdays Pa
che National league game faf the
home team. The score Spokane 5.
Tarotpa 4 Batteries Nichols. Dam
mfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
Keen Your Shirt On

Don't ret excited. hep ceol and
when you want choice stunts" In
shirts. 80 IN. exclusive patterns for
= - z-9 :: e =. E3as iiHes.. 81
Flrss svenus. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

a, Hail.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
derslgned. executor OF the last viii
and testament OF James A. Hall, de-
ceased. to the creditors OF. and OF ell
persons having claims against thesaid
deceased. Go present them. with the
necessary vouchers. within ons year
after the first publication OF this
notice to the said executor at his
place OF business. room 80. H.nckley
block. Seattle. Washington.
Dated this Sth day OF April. 1908.
EDGAR BRYAN,
As Executor Of the Last Win and
Testament OF James A. Han. De-
ceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

here responded the wash.ngton's
representative rubbing his hands to-
gether. gleafully.
Well Place. said ! when We got
outside. they'll have 20 cut him up.
There's nothing TO It.
place II Il good Roosevelt nepub-
liean.
Even n piece OF Teddy would be
worth a whole hair dozen ordinary
men, said he"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Esss. ftezh ranch. istSr daa
live hsa4. ltaHlAs 10. tive duekn
he NJ dressed veal. seStae Is
szsfssa szattsas f4&ss - sssssst baa3
- r. FhHtfs Nssf saNs - i.sst 49, i
sfs-es. re sest. sfsn.Ns u. sassss. = lassi.
s'snsA -. hcEss on faat. 70 ~
sheep m fapt. sNu tn. lafnha, on
ssot. tWs,se TO. hi'iss. sise ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
v,a.,.bl. .na arr.n Er,.l,.

burbank rutIfts -. native. - ton
Nakiinas. iis tom carrots, Use @sek
native enscns. sAs. grape fruit. y q
y - next enmb honey. ise 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

ise hamburger. tsc! Fsfss. brick.
ttWlar
feuitF3 psessra turksYa 40 zlci
I've hsnA isHifei live aucks. lHe
dressed. zoe.
ffay, Grain ard feed
Qafe. SIS tom hariey. o. tim
= heat. 81 ten chop. szsu - tan
tifelns ~ ton pkorts. 80. ull cake
80 ton. Eastern Washington tina.
thg9 -. eHlifaEula hay az ten.
Cahfanla alfAisA. IS ton.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
rth~ss paisee srv f~ sNsts a-tixsrsf a.
tstlfsNA ffsisst asfssss ~ - ~ ea1k IN
tnls sftyI
HAY and Grain
EAstsfn WashiaEtan Timothy. 81
-. .!.ais. ...p> = ..sD.> f~s., a
So Ten shnFsA so Ion ml4silRss
frfnt1 faa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29
Cut Rate
Drugs

.,.a r.ea. hostlos..s es
nyssfi'ie Nm, hestlss ''..s''.. aas
semea'A - 81 BOTTLES .sfsssss 49,
s.sslsse bottles So 80
s.sll.e -. = sfala. Per r,es'a sS 80
/ - 49,. 49, nsf ~ 49, Al.
ssess -, - Powder pet ~ -
stlaa |ssn neraN, PCT w. ias
...,. 49,, .trcns, per rins 40
~, y iAhnonaA per INV aos
s sess' 5Ssse on ~ PIC, -
israss.a s sl., original 10, e'A = 80
pssis nj. ref A., 49, 80
S,nllne i,ssssls SCAR. per II tssts
.. s.ss rsissm powder .'.s..' IS i iiis :,
s.nas "a pss,N 80 a me -.
Fees AZ, :. canins and ssf''h', ys.
EsF .'' ,enlS psF pint - -.
re i'srsia' for Indigestion Iss
NSi..t - sssssttssft
~ 5,,,s. psf pint. ..'s.s''sss i"s
w..r ysur Prescriptions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

a.. 30 ,,.sas,sssarit tfs fntH try re tFts-t o
department under the city classified
civn service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Frssbura Manual Of Astronomy
" just out and is for sells by Low
man a HanfoFd at thsir stole at
Pioneer square. Price 4br. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Our PATENT VACUUM CHAM
BIER never fails 20 keep plate M
Lady attendant always.
lIourH-S 20 to 600 daily. sundays.
300 tn 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Tas Baker Thestsr company - pre-
seating the calneiy fChariays Aunt
~ the Seattle thsafer this week TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Flns Muslin Corset Covers. h-Fn-
stitched cambrie ruffie pn
square yoke. SOC value. white
sale uftfe sr.-ss tt.-tFfs sfr. - ipt
Fine Cambria Drawers. D=iuch vide
cambrio ruffls neatly tucked.
gorsd belt, Soc value. white sale
price ssssrst.tsstt tsss+sss. - ooe
Ladies Fine Muslin Skirt. is=inch
wide ruffie and dust riffis, i
inch vide lace insertion and J.
inch wide lace on edge. a pfvttY
garment. ti.5o value. white sale
price .s-.sss.ssss.-sss ssss.ssseoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-29

Butter Washington ercamsries,
2sc. California, zfd Csc; dairy. use.
Eggs. fresh ranch. 1920 per dog.
Chssss-Nafiee WaAhfnsts.n. FISH, cream
The Globe-republican., 1903-05-21
An Old Lady's Discovery.

Garnet, Ark, May 1Sth.-For IS
years Mrs Mary Dunlop Of this place
has suffered with Kidney trouble,
which was so bad at times that 1t
made her life q burden. She tried
much medicine and many treatments,
but got no better.
At last however, Mrs, Dunlop
claims to have found perfect rem
edy, and she is so pleased at the won
derful cure she herself has received,
that she Is telling all her friends and
praising the medicine to everyone
she meets.
The name Of this medicine Is
Dodds Kidney Pills, and 1t has done
wonderful work for Mrs. Dunlop.
Everybody Is talking about 1t, and
some people are claiming to have
been cured Of Rheumatism by it.
A Mrs. Garrett who lives in Brazils,
this state, was at the point Of death
with some Cerebro-Spinal trouble
and was saved by Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
1t is certain that no other medicine
ever introduced here has done SO
much good in such a short time.
The Globe-republican., 1903-05-21
LAWYERS Fought In Court.

FORT sCoTT.-(speclal.) G. 10
Cory, a prominent candidate for CON
gress, and W. P. billiard, ex-membel
Of the board Of railroad commission.
ers, had a quarrel in court here Mon
day that resulted in blows. While ar.
puing a motion Cory made some TN.
complimentary remarks about his op.
ponent and billiard retallated by
charging Cory with champerty Cory
struck at billiard, but they were sep.
arated before any damage was done.
The attorneys apologized to the court
and were not fined for contempt. !
The Globe-republican., 1903-05-21

! --latest Kansas News !
DROWNED IN THE KAW.
Man and Woman Lost Their Lives In

Man and Woman Lost Their Lives n
the River Late at Night.
KANSAS CITY.-(Special.) Albert
Taylor, % years old, living at Sl2
South Sixth street, and Mrs. Lydia
Renney, Of 916 South Sixth street
were drowned in the Kansas river
about midnight Sunday night, while
on boating excursion. Mrs. Renney's
husband is 3. 3. Renney, a railroad
Waterman on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road.
Taylor and Mrs. Renney left the lat
ter's home shortly after II o'clock and
said that they were going to a drug
store to get soda water. Instead they
went to the river and engaged the
service of Roy Van Meter, 70 years
old, to take them for a row on the
Kansas river.
Young Van Meter says he was row.
ing under the bridge Of the Kaw river
and that while he was occupied with
the oars he heard a scream, and turn
ing around he saw the man and wom-
an fall into the river,
He turned about to rescue the un-
fortunates, but was unable to reach
them. He reported to the police, and
during the rest Of the night efforts
weer made to recover the bodies, but
without avail.
The Globe-republican., 1903-05-21

In China a jar placed on the roof Of
a house with the bottom end toward
the street Indicates that the daughter
Of the house is not yet Of age to marry.
AS soon as she has developed into a
manageable maiden the Jar is turned
with its mouth toward the street.
When the young lady get married the
jar is removed altogether. Wouldn't
that jar you?
The Globe-republican., 1903-05-21
Kansas Sunday School Statistics.

ABTLENE.-(Special) State Secre-
tary j. H. Engle, of this city, Tuesday
completed the annual Sunday school
report of the state. He has secured a
report from every county in the state,
something remarkable In Sunday
school work. The state has 4,45S
schools, a gain of 165 over last year;
membership, S39,175, a gain of 1921
over last year; added to the church
through the Sunday school, 1922.
The treasurer R. M. White, reports
money on hand for all liabilities.