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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
KING CARLOS
SEES 40
YEARS

LISBON sept = The Portuguese
capital wsz 81 fetc ta.Ias IN rsirhras
uor ~ m ssh birthday u Kfnr Car
ioe. The Portuguese press mar term
ne srture and hapHf zasiurha mon
arvh = 'ufaHifest coward auA an ias
rapafle faat- and drctare Nth zen
phasls that rsfHlatiou l. inmiasat
ard the aettinx ng ~ . rrpahiie in.
ssifstss. bot thr uaesse entertain for
theif ruler a psFrnnai fsssrd har,tee.
ing On zrnulns affection Thee frisnas
~ ssutiussnfs WIRE ansHaansif uaass
Tested iasias 81 = lavish dseaTatiau
- private hausss aUl ~ festivities ~
many ausrtetF
The personal popularity which ne
kins snfofs undauhtsdlf T. das ~
iarxs fueasarr 60 hls cansort nha l.
beloved Tor her slmpHssfF her sound
common sense ard her apen- ~ nded
generosity A. her asn safsnue
Queen Afafis Annette. who u punnrssea
y an Immense private feftuns main.
taius magnificent hospitals ard dis
oersaFf@s in Lisbon. she irauNufaiea
tne treatment ~ sutlteSfN - diuhthns
fia. that teffihls arourre n Portugal
she tsirg The nrst g. snhsAli herself %
inoeuiasiou with the seFam rs order
e. aF#ss % tie EsssFsf classes - ths
population that there Naa 80 danger ~
tho remedy The queen A. the ofir
lads ~ ROYAL birth who has the fiabf
g. ADD the letters ~ d" g. her
name having passed go the svamluas
fleHs and taken her decree ne i fsils
fsdEsd doctor ~ medicine.
The heir n fhe Portuguese thfuue
Don f.sfia Feiipe. Il Hnw pveparGsa Tor
HE trip 90 the tnitsd States nest
spring o. attend the opening ~ the
81 f.euia opposition The ylsli ~ 10
- e. thr nature - rstaru cHurfrsT
for The recent fisif n Admiral eettdh
aHd hss squadron - f.islsun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
Hanged
: : , : : | himself 4
Max Huber, a Wen Known Prin-
fer Committed Suicide HeSfer-
day Afterno0H---f Is Believed
He Was DeSp0Hdenf

memrsfn u the family thought, to
iakv 8 nap
ne Had breh there r0uple Of
houra when enc uf bic soma went 90
the fueu This U4E ai s a'eiol 4. TIC
his haigeT ~ discovered his father =
dead hoiy suspended ffom faftrf
b. JhH etiluH hy rope
Huber HAD thrown onr rnd - the
eort about lhg rsfteF aud fastened
it TIE other Do fasde into d Hunae
arid flssi SO about bis ufrk Then
sfaudIaE 90 ere e8sr ~ thr heA he
Iasrsa into Eternity The tape
ffrfehed 50 Hsurh that B L. thought
mat the N1 did not break bis ueck
end fnat no Waa STIR ms led ~ death
4ifsIdaa niaH Huber leaves
lhrec suns ana fnut daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Max Huber well known Seattle
prlutsr committed suicea yesterday
afternoon Is haneng hiwself Al his
homu. $50 Events sccuHa avenue
south. AtfheHsh tHr motive Z not
definitely khean, ig 81 taausht that
bnsinass TROUBLES tesuihng De oc-
sruuteHeN wHa the gause 9f fhe eat
DEPUTY Coroaftv isAHtm aud Wilttie
removed fa frr UnumaF Watson
usarg4, ft q nresatlg that uu ST..
quest Will be held.
go. Hurrt hai been eaHtovea az a
pfsuit8 un iaeai German aaEefs Yes
ttrday fusrnlnE hN spvut IS hufar ~
Nas his SunIS cestou ~ fHH af
tfrnanu BE- went To hfs rsaui. rs thf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
vulcan IN
ALABAMA IRON

uinMfNauAM Ala. sept Is A CO.
insaai siefns 81 faifar. made sniirehz
- Atafaarsa lFanz Hsu - tha EsHtf4H
aaftrs % TIE mineral sxtihif go ~
maae ~ the birmingham district at
fhs 81 faaafa WnfIfa Faif 10 =
pianasd a. have the statute designed
~ eae - gas hFst sea1ng9ra fn the
eauHsHf aHa e. have ID 81 rsFFH seass
sHHk nf SIT Faa sfaHea ~ili ~ q
~>~>--e~~~~e~e ~~ r~ss ~.
sf9 g 10 ln arr = IT, - tausa parks
80 permanent safrizsiaf after ttF
espasIGtgn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
LAST GAME
OF SERIES
Siwashes Mus, Surely Win To-
day 20 Break Even

After tao exciting touiesis the
sfWsahea Huscseaea iu tHeHsfns even
u lth shr visitors fFurH Portland yea
- - s>,.-.>--> s-s.-e .-~~~x 49, -
HfranN - rluEH ana BESIDES hrefss
inE the htfe veil scattered asa not
lssua g Finsir isss 49, fifst Eams.
The AsataieH waa fhF FIRST aus be
e. uaa thrE huffehed hits un t.nar a.
i-afE land duplicated tie ffiss in tie
eeeeaa game - falling Oh ufohan
ga fhe MNth ard elnvfguE his effef=
iuEs al ever tbs icL
Aside frufu, that uuiuekF inning
Dave pitched good bali Morris. the
red man. Ht3 the u ifiinz iu fha rees
und game Tor The visitors aHa while
hx ald nos srssn 60 have anythe4s
huf fairtf Hurd auntTut he had tiis
incal hiifefp dnnAhrd wheu ihsfe
we're men on bases. uplsu vas back
in a.. game and strengthened fhr IN.
field eaHteffaiif It's gsnsua wrfs
ufaefteaiff frsfufslsss aside ffeEH
sgfHa Epesi stunts iu the outfieia ~
Hiakr auA Van Hufen.
Weather refmiitiuE the last game
81 the SERIES eIii ~ played inasF,
aud in ef8ef a. bveak even un the
settles ths locals must sin.
fHft kANsh
seattle feeraues.-A ~ ,
Portland 4 ioaee e.
Batteries A. WAN ard nyrFH
is1tss ~ ard Shea
seeuna same
Portland e6e0iToai-a u I
seattle atfpfq e=s 10 /
Batteries Morris ard Shea. bfus
ha8 and HYefN
Al san raneiseo-f 1rsi Eams.
~ ~ y
Sacramento tsttsssf ssHfssst
san Francisco sfsssfaaas
batteries Ksefe and Hogan
Lindsay and Ze8FfpmN.
aseon5 game. - innings
NAn FfAnelHtc ssst.ss.sssts.
gnrfa Hftaftsi ..==.-- z.... ~
batteries = iaeFH aud xearfosH
Knsii Graham and Hoaan.
SATURDAYS Famea-
Portland %. Seattle :.
Ean Francisco Z. Sacramento 2
Oakland 10. Los Angeles q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
DEDICATE JEWISH
SOCIAL SETTLEMENT

DETROIT. Mich scrt . The Ram
nah q Rchlgaa Memorial huiiaiuk vas
formally dedicated today The build
inx vas erected ~ the United Jewish
Charities uf Detroit and u 60 ha used
by them a. r. "neiGhhafhnod house.
Or social settlement modelled after the
famous Huli House ~ Chicago. There
will be sewing elasars Tor poor giriz.
y school fur immigrants memorial
library kindrraartcu. physical cub
tire eiaaYea and other features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
SPECIAL POLICEMAN
SHOT AT A BURGLAR

ford saw him lie called q halt. ba,
the man and his strange burden kept
EelnE The Hfilcer fired a shot A. the
man. wfo fhea came o. a halt
When the offirsf came up q him
the thief started fiKht - get saossen-
sion ~ tho esfleera revolver. Fer i've
minutes the men HtfuKgisa. then the
tHi=f =SH=fFfi HFWHeif tf1fse ami fed.
40 he ran Gown ire street fhe efficrr
fred shot after him. hat missed
The thief ieft his hat on the scene n
The rnfaIat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
HEROES MEET
IN ENcAKPMEHT

NEW HAVEN. Conn. sepi p Vet
rHeus 81 tas fuaninh var aud their
ffisDds la8Bn - arrive ihla morning
fef tha faunh mHsurnf q thslf
uuiIauai aaapfia tom The first meet
tnH Niil - hHid thiH rKeniHN Nilsn
addresses ~ welcome Niii - dsifks
cred - fiassrra9 chamltsfiain. Maze
Hfuasg, ffraldHnt HadirY - faie
tniN rrnf4 Snd athrfH Ths annaal
flafaas - 1hs FefsfasH aiii hs the fsHs
..-s--- .-~.p-r-.-~ -~~ ssS.
- hsfa isssirszaas massiinS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
ROBBED I'M
4 SALOON

James rrewiym was robbed N q
brutal manner in the Fountain saloon
early yesterday morning according %
bic sfary tofdsths police tie SAYS that
while drinking nf The bar be vas dealt
a biow on the hack " the head and
knocked completely out lie claims
that mar named Charles Moore,
alias Ioe I.orin. struck him. then took
81 from he eee hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
RYAN WANTS A FIGHT

Arthur n Eckart manager 81 Jask
Ryan. h. very anxious % get match
Cor his man with Aurelllo Herrera.
HBlddF bishops Mexican Fighter Mr..
Fckart says thu he will match hts
man a. ~ pounds and pot 80
forfeit Jack Ryan has wuu FROM such
men a. otto seiior Eddy sanirY and
Art Hlmna. and should make a good
match with the Mexican,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Earn corAets. who wzs recently ssn-
riayed - Rentol ma residents - q
Special policeman. Engaged in a tea-
ptrate right with q harslar on Madi-
sen street early ihie afrruing Several
shots Hare hred uy the 1ricsr. altar a
hand to-hand atrsiExie ptfh The thief.
bet thr latter finally ESCAPED
Fhe thief had stuiss4 two as..ss- fsas-
ne res residence n Pref y viii
EN-. a. Eirhtssrth avenue ard Madison
street aHd Was walking doHn Madison
street With them when OfHcer c4aN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
1.-THE LIGHT
THAT FAILED

uTsFFAto \. v. sept > Much
Interest rentsra n the eprnife ~ the
Auarlaas tour here tonight - Forbes
Robertson. the eminent English actor.
eud hia wife. Gertrude Elliott They
win sprraa ia their I.anhrn anecess.
'erNs fight That Failed. After
CANADIAN tour they viii begin q long
et,eass fnsnt az the kniekerhockef
theatrr New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
MRNRD
IN MW

LONDON. Sept. 2s--counsel
Watson. for Americans. concluded
hts argument on the Alaskan boun-
Diary. this morning. before the IN
ternntiouai commission. Lord Al
Verstona compiimeuted him on his
able argument and the cleafness
Wiih which he stated the Nfurri~
cans contentious Counsel Robin
aan then began a rebuttai for Can
ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
TURKS OUTRAGE
GERMAN WOMAN

BERLIN. Sept. zs--A dispatch
from Consiautinople 70 he TaEe-
bait today states that the TURKS
have outraged ard robbed a nurse
in the German hospital At suihans.
Tia dispatch adde that Europeans
are not safe IN the e4tltat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
slAueHrFR conrInurs

SOFIA. sept. AN Autcmofnoe
diaTafeh received to-day reports that
an hRsd priest ard famliy ard IS
other Christians have been siaaxh-
tered - Turkish regulars az Ia 5sni
Central Macedonia Many OF the
victims acre rrtrra children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
AMERICAN
MADE: IT
CLEAR

NV YORK. Sept zs.-The stock
market b0rdere1 on panic this
morning New low records in steel
Hotks ara local fractions were
made. Rallies followed, however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

MANTELs AND FIREPLACE Goops-Yau
can save ffafH fA.ae e. tss b. buying = MautHi
nov, aHd the prices asked include the setting NJ
81 this Mautsi N four home. complete and ready for
You probably have heard 81 our Maufa
pafloFs the main Store the beautiful b.
ths West Come IN and we'll be pleased 60 Nhae
Ynu hnN easily and cheHriy crafty yuur
desire for aaufsi Fffe place Goods very
cheap during the sale, too. Any fender in the
house rsdsssd "a Ter cent? any Firs Eet pair
Of AndgronH a. 10 f~t cent reduction.
Gas OR ELECTRIC FIXTURES during the
- week ~ the sale have taken another down
werd jump. They're ali reduced from 20 10 50
per cent nos. and offsrinR YOU almost i'm
fisHH variety ~ styles design and finish. All oBr
fine Electric statnary and Artistic Portable Lamps
share IN fhsss discounts
caAFiaG DISHES and all Of Manning q
BoWmau'r high grade goods IN Tea and Coffee Pots
BAKING Dishes, Nickel OF Brass Table Kettles. etc
are reduced g per cent
CUTLERY cut Is per cent wecafry al the
best makes and we've got Cutlery for Everybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
LAST Week Of Great
Anniversary Sale

Here is fair warning; this great sale vii continue but
more week. Have you taken advantage OF yet!
Thouands have The last week will be the best of ALL There
will be barhans galore and we've made the pricngs
tempting than ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28
TWO-FOLD
WclORy
LUCKY BATTING STREAK WON
oAnEs ron SPOKANE

sruKASE sept > The home
ssam developed battlnK streak Do
dsY and won bath games b. driving
i.Bth RssieAisu ana Naupin oat 81
~ sax. liza kiafsla finished both
EatnsN and IN The seven innings that
- pgfghea m held tire ieenss down .
four hts Thu visitors fleidsd veil.
bar pamman who pitched both
raaseh. aAR a pun4lH nhen there
we're NEE 90 bases.
sfaanns a0nf0nn s-k ~ 81
R-afgis a0eee Is
batteries panmau and Pray
auiekistt. Roeklnfieid and Stanley
sssk.ss saesu1-ie u d
esafiis .......oe - 10 y
batteries pamman aud Fraft
waupsn. Eeckluflcid and Stanley
sieneer
A. salt Lake
Fifaf game II ". z.
salt take ....tss....s.ss.s' II ~
Butte asaaastass t.ess.sst
batteries Wigs aud Hanson
Duai llk sud Anderson.
Second game; y - r
Butte .sss.s-.,. ss..s+sss.taAu
Salt Lake sftlsss-ss..sfs.
batteries iisu1elin ard Ana"fsnhs
s.e, MEYER. foster and Hanson,
saturdays games
goaffts lI. Spokane y
Hutts 4 salt Lake J.
Standing 81 .he Clubs
Won Lest Pct
Butte ss.ss4s fstassts 80
auUkaue 4sssst+tssttttAF -
Seattle 4sf.srststsfsft
Salt Lake .ssssss4.-.sW = as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Ruth wil ~ married % VIA. Hefaet
- Tffl thrt ~ II an artist Ahoaf
aiss fsRrs ea1 ~ married Faurs
Human - Alrera afrH Ahs atsa q
fsw PEARS aea leHVIaa s. #Hu. Th# buf
dsrsi lasf January Essavls4 aeaaaiut.
anrs atth Mrs. HrAau tsssH salis ts
asn ualnttaK hsr fathers picture a.
their aarir IL Lincoln. Neb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Aiant andF
IN and
umc Of pucha andba VI are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

Buy cutlery and saNe = cents Ga every Dol
lar
HkR WARE can be bought during this
sale reductions Of 10 90 90 per cent Look in
window and what splendid offers are
raasinR in this lire.
BUTCHERS SUPPLIES so AZ cost We are
closing them out Come In butchers and see our
remaining stock.
FUR N ACE S--we closing out few OF
the celebrated Pease and Tropic Furnaces at this
sale. They excellent In every respect. We
couldn't afford sell them n they not They
cost you 20 10 a. raf cent. less now.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES are
selling a prices that ought 90 make users Of such
Eoods happy. Twenty 10 80 per cent. off Think
of a. Burton Hotel nrolirfs. Steam Tahes Cop
per Kettles Steamers and coffe Urns and Kitchen
Utensils all go at these priCinKn
TIN AND ENAMELEO WARE ~ reduced IS
per cent. and We know customers appreciate
II rs the way they buying. We have the lead
ina brands OF Enamelcd Ware In blue and white.
plain white and gray.
LAUNDRY GOODS 80 at IS per cent discount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-28

San Francisco !. Eacramenta 2.
Oakland 10. Las Angeles q
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04
Grand and Trial Jurors.

Yesterday the grand and trial jur- ors for the April term of court, which meets on Monday, April 18th were drawn. Judge Sloan having ordered a grand jury of seventeen, and trial jury of thirty six members. The grand jurors to appear at 10 o'clock Monday morning, April 18th, are as follows:
 w. w. Durham. c. O. Robinson, l.. H. Tolfree, John w. Wilson, J. B. Jones, c. A. Greenlaw, A. R. Kilgore, Chas. Lindstrom, J. l.. Treat, David R. Lewis, G. H. Coffin, J. c. Phelan, J. C. Blake, G. N. Baty, G. w. Wharton, James A. Vail, Wm. Cross kopt.
 The following are the trial jurors summonsed for Tuesday morning, April filth, at 10 o'clock:
 Eugene T. Phelan, J. k. Kathrens, E. Denver, J. D. Raudabaugh, H. R. Dearing, Henry Kipson, F. M. Gavin, Jas. s. Button, c. c. Compton, M. Messick, Wm. Lamar, M. J. Pearl, T. E. Pulliam, w. V. Cartmell, J. J. Fisher, Frank Merritt, R. J. By, s. c. Black, George Maritime, George T. Buckler, J. J. Begley, John Archer, s. A. Cummings, J. B. Pouthie, Wm. Beeson, J. P. Doyle, George s. Patten, Paul Rodrigues, H. c. Bartlett, A. J. Diamond, Henry Heller, w. H. Dakin, Peter Schafer, Robert l.. Postle, A. D, Adams.
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04

debts and the highest amount of indebtedness to which this corporation shall at any time subject itself shall be the sum of one-miliion dollars tsI, ,O0O0Co.)
 In witness whereof we, T. F.. Pollock, as president; and c. O. Robinson. secretary. Of the said corporation. The Arizona Central Bank, have hereunto set our hands and caused to be affixed the corporate seal Of the said corpora tion, The Arizona Central Bank. at the town Of Flagstan, County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona, this fiirst day of April, A. D., 1903.
 THE ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK. (sEALl Bv T. E. POLLOCK, President.
 Attest, c. o. ROBINSON. Secretary
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT
OF THE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK

Notice Is hereby given, that special meeting of the stockholders of The Arizona Central Bank. held at the office of said corporation, at the town of Flagstaff. County of Coconino. Ter ritory of Arizona, on the first day of April, 1903. due notice thereof having first been regu- larly given to all the stockholders of said cor poration, and all the shares of said corporation having been at said meeting represented, and all the requirements of the articles of incorpor- ation and bylaws Of said corporation having been fully complied with, the following resolu. tions were at said meeting unanimously adopted by a vote of all the stockholders of said cor poration.
 l. Resolved that Article III, of the articles of incorporation of The Arizona Central Bank be amended to read as follows:
 ARTICLE III
 The capital of said corporation shall be one- hundred thousand dollars (s1O0.0O0) to be fully paid in. on or before the recording and completion of the publication required by law Of this amendment, and that this amendment shall be signed and acknowledged by the presi- dent and attested by the secretary of said ln- corporation and that the same shall be record- ed and published, as required by law.
 IL Resolved. that Article VI, of the articles of incorporation of The Arizona Central Bank be amended to read as follows:
 ARTICLE VI
 Private property of the shareholders of this corporation shall be exempt from corporation
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. ..

COUNTY OF COCONINO,
 Before me, E M Doe, notary public In and for the County of Coconino, Territory of Arizo- na, on this day personally appeared T. E. Pol lock, known to me to be the president Of The Arizona Central Bank. a corporation. and c. O. Robinson, known to me to be the secretary Of TheArizonaCentral Bank and the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instru- ment as such officers, and each for himself acknowledged to me that he executed the fore going instrument, as such officer as the free act and deed of said corporation. The Arizona Central Bank, for the purpose and considera- tion therein expressed, and that he voluntarily so executed the same.
 Given under my hand and seal of office. this first day of April A. D., 1903
 lsEALl E. NJ. DOE.
 Notary Public My commission expires May 18th 1908.
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04

Recorded at request of T. F. Pollock, April }, A. D., 1903. at o'clock a. m., in book 1 of
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04

Ladies calling cards in the latest shapes and printed in the latest styles of type, at the SUN office.
The Coconino sun., 1903-04-04
ARTICLE VI.

Private property of the shareholders of this corporation shall be exempt from corporation
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27
The PeddIer N uisance.

Western Kansas will be over run
with peddlerS this fall. Smith county
will have her share. Already the bug
gy men and the steel range men are
with us. Their operations. should be
familiar to all, but still many people
believing their smooth talk are ready
to take in all they say and even accept
their guarantee on an article, So
great has the nuisance Of these ire
sponsible travelling vendors become
that the legislature, in order to pro-
tect the people of the state, passed a
law to control their operations. They
are now on the state law and must
pay license for the privilege OF do.
ing business, the same as the home
merchant must pay his taxes;
SECTION .. No person shall deal as a
peddIer without license, and no two
or more persons shall deal under the
same license, either as partners, agents
or otherwise.
SECTION: 4 Any person may obtain q
peddler'S license by applying to the
county clerk Of the county In which he
wishes to carry on his trade, and by
paying the amount herein provided
for said license.
SECTION 5. Each peddler shall pay a
license tax for the use and benefit of
the county in which he intends TO
carry on his trade, at the following
rates: First, II the peddler travels on
foot and carries his goods on foot
three dollars for every period of six
months; second. If the peddler travels
with one or mere horses or beasts of
burden, ten dollars for every period of
six months; third, is cart, wagon" or
other land carriage u gsed, fifty dol.
lars for every period Of six months,
You see that nearly every me-. r
ing goods through - III oor n,
or the $50 clause, and none
of them can do business without first
taking out license from the cOun ty
clerk. Smith County Pioneer.
By inquiry of the county clerk, we
learn that no peddlers licenses have
been issued in this county. Any ped
der plying his vocation is, therefore
doing it in violation of the law. These
takers who are not in any sense enti-
tied to your patronage, do the county
no good and the small license fee will
not make up for what they take out Of
the country. Make them show their
credentials if youdcal with them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27

IS, Lydia Robinson; 70, Anna Robin
son, so, Mary Rodebaugh; 81, Eliza
Kennedy; 50, Minnie Peak; So, Blanch
Granger; "a, Bertha Hickman; 81,
Grace Garyey; 80, Walter Taylor; 81,
NJ. X. Brewer, SO, Dorothy Giles, 50,
Bessie Boston; 80, Emma Williams;
100, q. A. RhoadS; l0l, Rob't Wynn;
102, Mary McKown, 100, Nellie Pow
ell; 1O6, Fora Nash; lO7, H. P. Basquin
ITO Ethel Graham; Ill, Louise Skel:
ton; III, Mary McCullaugh; 1l5, Maud
Granger III, Nellie Campbell; l1s,
Eva johnson; 100, Geo. st. @. Kern;
l21, P. S, Segrist; 122, Laura Grub;
1913, Cora RarneS; 1916, Nettie Taylor;
l27, Joshua Bates; l28 Maud Bissell;
100, Mollie Thomas; 1870 Lora Engerti
l3l. Ohas Nipps.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27
Court pOings.

Friday evening, L. B. Miller of
Greenwood was arrested for fast driv.
ing upon the streets of this city. Mr..
Miller, it seems, had imbibed too
freely and was in somewhat of a hurry
to get home. He was tried before
Justice j. NJ. Hickey and fined 81. aud
costs. In default of payment, he was
placed in Jail, where he remained I'M
TIL morning when fine and costs were
paid.
Mr.. Miller Is an old man about sixty
years Of age, quite poor, badly Grip
pied, and always has appeared TO be a
peaceable and law abiding citizen.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27
Tournament PLAYERS.

At present fourteen bands have
been secured for the Band Toufha-
ment at this place in September.
Several others are expected. especial
ly from Beloit, Salina and Belleville
There will be music in the air when
this event is pulled of. Those already
engaged, are:
Norton, two bands, Smith Center,
two (ladies' and gentlemen'sl; Agra;
RexfOrd; Osborne: Naponee, Nebr;
Downs (ladies'); Clyde; KirwiD: Hays
City; and the LADIES' Band OF this
city.