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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
.CHILLS
AND
FEVER
Malarial Poisoning
Caused by Bad
Drainage
"A Common Experience In
Many Localities and a
Remedy Which Every
one May Try

"Six years ago was very III with
malaria" says Mrs. NJ. ID. Anderson
Of Auburn. Placer county, Calf, but
| was enabled to drive all traces OF It
from my system by the use Of DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
The fever was caused by the insufiici.
ent sewerage system existing in the
town at that time and IL took such a
hold on me that | was confined to my
bed for about four months. For more
than year suffered with alternate
chills and fever. Doctors did not help
me and I had given up in despair
when. on seeing Dr Williams Pink
Pills mentioned in a newspaper. be-
gan taking them. A few doses
helped me and five boxes cured me
entirely.
IL must also add that at the time |
began taking DR.. Williams Pink pills
/ suffered from an enlargement OF
goitre on the neck which checked me
when lying on my back and which
when ] reached up. would almost
smother me. After taking these pills
for a short while found 20 my aston
lshment that II had disappeared
That was Ave years ago and since
then there has been no signs Of It's
returning.
Malarial poisoning, the usual after
effects OF malaria, Is persistent
trouble and can be cradlcated from
the system only by enriching and
building up the blood. There is no
better blood cleanser and blood max.
or than DR. Williams Pink pills for
Pale People and Mrs. Anderson is
only one out of thousands who have
used this remedy with as good re-
suits.
Dr. williams Pink Pills for Pale
People are sold by all dealers. or viii
be sent postpaid ON receipt OF price,
hfty cents a boz or six boxes for two
dollars and a half by addressing Dr.
williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady,
IN. Y. They are never sold in bulk,
by the dozen or hundred None OF
the genuine pills leave the factory eX-
cept In boxes bearing the wellknown
trade mark
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02

can him the Moderator Of the Nation
al Council, and, of course, the Episco-
pal prerogatives of an archbishop do
not so with his ofiice. Moderator Brad
ford is making a visitation OF the Con
gregational churches OF the coast He
Will take part in the council that will
install DIR, House as pastor OF the
First Church, Portland. and VIII then
80 TO the Coast Congress Of Congre-
gationalists, cOnvening May SIT. AZ
Seattle, where he will deliver several
addresses. Rev, p. S. knight and Or.
kantner. Of Salem, also expect 10 at
tend the congress.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02

Golden Medical Discovery 4
'Pavorite Prescription, and IA
of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant PellelS d
bottles Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh u
Now / have none Of the old gur
am, so far, ms we'll as ever ID
shall recommend DIR. Pierce's nd
TO my friends
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical D.u
is confidently recommended i0 p
airy diseases and diseases Of he
Of respiration generally L
helps. IL almost always cureI M
a tonic merely, but a flesh.foming
building medicine, containing nOi
and being absolutely free from =
cocaine and all other nareotieh
PRRR TO THE SICK.
Persons suffering from disn
chronic forms are invited to oonSl
Pierce, by letter, free. All conc
ence held as strictly privals and 8.
confidential. Address Dr. r. va
Buffalo, N. Y.
Sometimes a dealer tempted
little more profit paid by les
Gus medicines will offer a subt1
"Golden Medical Diseovey'z
Il is "just as good" ~ nsf
yourself 10 he imposed upoa IN
getting the "Diseovery.'
WHAT OUGHT 20 n
Frank ]. Smith. of 4Ij yn
Avenue, Brooklyn, n. ", ap.
Medical Adviser ought 10 ka
household. / have already g
very valuable information iTon q
alone has more than paid for As
the book"
This great work, containing I'D
and over 100 illustrations q Ki
on receipt OF stamps 20 pay sric
mailing any. Send 81 one-esH'
for the cloth-bound volume or
stamps for the book in papd
Address Dr. r. v. Pierce, Buhih
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02

scolden Medical DisOov.,-,,-
be chased with ordinary ~. = n
cines." When the cough ~ n
stinate and deep seated ~
have been weakness, nigh,'s.a u
eu1aciation the use Of Boc,S--',e !
Golden Medical Discovery NJ 81 .tl,is
means in hundreds Of cases ~ sesa
ton TO perfect health The r..0sl ~.
this success Is that the am.
strengthens the stomach and puTs.'
blood, thus enabling the building
the wasted tissues. All tr.s,.g
consumption recognize the peed y
ishment The use Of cod llS'.
only an attempt TO impart por,;.,
and so strength to the vas,,--
The oil is food but il il an su..
food. In its very form Il recos.I. M
weakness of the stomach. uColSS
ical Discovery" strengthens IN. 4.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
Evangelical
Association

The twentieth annual session OF the
Oregon Conference OF the Evangelical
Association convened In the German
Evangelical church, on the corner OF
Center aud Liberty streets Friday
morning, Bishop VIM. Horn. of Cley.
Gland. Ohio, was delayed in Portland
aud did not arrive In this city until II
o'clock yesterday morning, hence the
conference secretary, Rev L. Maures
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
First United Brethren.

Corner OF 18th and Mission streets.
Oscar Oliver. pastor Sunday School
at 10 n. m. Preaching at II u. m. and
1880 y. m. Subject OF evening adj.
dress: why God Permits His Child.
rem TO BE Afflicted" Christian En-
deayor at o'clock.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
WASTING AWAY.
AN ATHLETES SAD FATE.

This Is the story Of strong man. He
had been captain of his foot ball eleven
and a crack ali-around athlete. He was
he picture of manly health and vigor,
.nvied by men and admired by women.
one day he was taking a practise spin
On the river when a drenching storm
.sne IN. When he returned TO the boat
1ouse he sat around in his wet haunels
without a thought Of danger. What
sould hurt him3 He was ras hard as
iails.n After a while he developes a
little hacking cough which somehow
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02

Rev +. w. Cline will address the
meeting for men AZ the Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. l.
G.. Martin. the euphonium soloist. will
play The Holy City" All men in.
VitpI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
"B0sted"

Buttonholes are the bane Of a
bachelors married mans, as welD
existence. No wonder the blankety-
blanks are forthcoming. Don't worry.
don't fume, don't swear. Simply let
ns do the laundering, and the collar
bands viii remain intact until the end
% the chapter. We are thinking Of
Offering prize for buttonholes de.
spoiled here.
Saltm Steam Laundry.
COLONEL. J. OLMsTED, Prop.
B0NUS D. OLMSTED, Mgr.
PHONE al. 2so Liberty g.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
First Unitarian.

Corner OF Chemeketa and Cottage
streets. Frank Abram Powell, pastor.
Services at II a. m. and y. m. Rev.
VIM. G.. Eliot, Jr., state superintend-
ent OF the Northwest for the American
Unitarian Association, will preach both
morning and evening. Mrs. Halle
Parrish-iinges will sing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
SUNDAY SERVICES.
W. C. 7. U.

Rev G. Anderson will speak at the
w. G. r. IT, tomorrow afternoon
First Baptist.
Marion and Liberty streets. +. w
.Cliffe. pastor. Morning services at
l0:30 a. m. Bible School at ~ m.
Meeting OF c. r. society at y. m. Ev.
ening services at p. m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02
Shingles and Shakes

The roof is shingled best II you use
the kind OF shingles and shakes we
sell, and we ask you to note the good
wear and economy OF the roof for
which we furnish the shingles or
shakes We carry large stock OF
shingles and shakes OF good quality,
carefully selected TO make a sound.
tight. durable roof, and we are al.
ways ready 10 give estimates.
oooDALE LUMBER CO..
Near 8. p. Pas Depot
Phone 66t.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-02

so that food is di-
and assimilaied
body begins % ~
healthy flesh, and q.
comes back again /
FOUNDED ON S.u
The claims M
"Golden MediuI ~.
cry" are not in,,i'...
or Theoretical
claim Of cure aI''',.
on a solid fact ~
record, Of the cardl
seated coughs. vui2
hemorrhageS sn,
and other forms d \
which II NEGLECTED \
skilfully treated
fatal termination 4
sumption. /
III had a oouA
night-sweatS also =
Of blood; no liis'r
Mrs. M. A. Car, oin
Hd.), Blaekwood 4
boia Dist, N. W. M
could not hold auyvs
my shoulders vcun
way had prictint
in the chest, al
catarrh and cons
1 began using Dr.
Golden Medical Did
and for the hri
three days | seemd
and then all md
felt numb, as II tAr
being reused up
about ten bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
AKKEKY
WINS OUT
MADE PERMANENT ADMINS.
TRAITOR OF GRAHAM ESTATE

II. v. Ankenv. cashier 81 the
Puget Sound National bank. Vas
appointed permanent administrator
~ this estate ~ LA Graham this
morning oy Superior Judge Taliman.
upon Mr.. Auksuys pstltlutt for tet-
ters % adimius;Eattan and At the re-
quest u two sister. and a hxugher
% the decreased. who I've IN Ger
many. n was on the behA2 81 These
heirs that German Consul Gvtai~f
sls4. La 49,. -
% auNuiuIsErRts0u. IN AcruFuAuce
with the wishes Of the relatives tas
German consul wifhsire~ hts elaiT-
Several creditors Il tho dscaaEsd.
among whom we're two chiucse
servants. Chit I-eng ana ChauK. re-
auestsi the coart - make Mr. An
kenys temporary trust permanent.
Chons claims that while employed
a. her cook he ioansd Miss Graham
tsec Both he and Chin Long de-
rnAn6 unpaid wages IN tbs sum Of
t19S s..
since hsr death In san Franci.eo.
about six weeks aEu. IL has been
learned that Lou 0rnhAua'n real
name was Elise Obsn and that she
had relatives tn Germany Until
then n was generally believed that a
little SRI whom she had wished 10
adopt was 20 receive her property
No will has been found. however
ard II 10 thought that the estate
which II valued at about tfao 900
VIII be divided between the two uis.
tiers and the brother of the deceased
Lou Graham was for many years
n well known woman of the Seattle
undsr-vorid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

The council committee on corpora
uous Be- in session this afternoon
considering the proposed NaW ere
mat0ry franchise with +. q Naw as
a guest ~ honor None af the psus
pie who protested against the grant
iuE OF the franchise are present In
fact. every circumstances surround
nE the eallins % the committee tn
dictates that special care waH taken
10 keep them ignorant of t.
Gillespie a Eekrft. who propose 60
Accept franchise far half the
length 81 time ~ the proposed Naw
gran, and agree 10 rs maximum
price fur cremation Al hAls that pro-
posed BY Mr NaN. and who further
agree 90 the Insertion 81 a clause
providing Tor municipal 90 usrship.
when MI Erkeft called ga euan /.
were likewise siiHhtsd
when Att Eckeft sailed On euuus
Gilman ttinshart several daNH aEa 10
Inquire when the meeting would be
held. the venerable councilman frum
the Stxtb ward gave him rala com
fort. demanding what tight be had
for asking such information "a sH-
tsrinE into the case at alt Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
Mr.. YAW IS PRESENT.
NO OTHERS NOTIFIED

Eekort explained that he simply
wanted a. show the committees what
be had 20 offer. but received 40 sat
lafaotion from Major itiuehart
THAT every effort MAS made By
Chairman iunchart 60 keep the date
ard time 81 the meeting Heefst from
All but the members of the commit
Tee and the favored few who want
the Naw franchise passed vas evil
dsnoad yesterday afternoon. Major
tglnehaft Informed a reporter for the
star that be ava not know when the
meeting Wpuid be haid. and not MOTE
than 30 minutes Afterwards person
ally notified the members % the
committee that the meeting would
be held this afternoon
Ar. YaW knew Of the committee
meeting Tits morning,
What the outcome Of the commit g
toe meeting viii be can only be sur
missed
Councilman murphy Il present 10
urge urou this COMMITTEES recon
mendation that hia resolution pro-
vidiuE Tor the erection e munle-
ipai cremasory plant be adafsed BY
the counell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
LOCAL THEATERS
sTYouns cerbe.s- Tonight

tNaNk @Nfh@AA N9NfAHa
The acknowledged king Of feather
weight fighters. Young coTbest. AZ
the head Of his speciality company.
win open . brief engagement AZ the
Third Avenue fh-ater. this evening
Young Corbett viii appear at the
close OF the vaudeville show and
give an exhibitio~ four round glove
coutest with his sp&rring partner.
-Kif" McFndden- The manager Of
the theatef Announces that there slll
be nothing about this contest TO
prove offensive to ladies
Baker Thsztsr Company
The Christian as presented by
the Baker theater company. n draw
IND crowded houses at the Seattle
theater. this week The play Is
strong and well played by the stock
company. Next week Charles
Aunt comedy drama viii be ths
attraction offered b. the Baker
company.
Weston a Herbert
Seats have been placed on sale for
the Weston a Herbert big vaudeville
show which viii appear At the Grand
on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
next
Madison Thestsf
The bill for next week AZ the Mad
fson theater viii De made Up Of fna
following features. The Three NAL
yern Bros. In an acrubattc turn.
-Four Payiilas In an extravaganza OF
their own origin Prank Moutrose.
black face comedian and dancer.
Jacques Lyons In songs. Mile. Gym
thia. a contortioniat. John 4 Teresa.
sketch team and illustrated songs
and moving pictures
Sanford Stock Company.
The Struggle Of Life il one OF
the plays TO be presented BY the
walter Sanford company Of players.
which begins an engagement at the
Third Avenue theatsr for eight
weeks. commencing In May.
Barlow AinstEsl Tr5ups
The Barlow minstrel troupe viii
open weeks engagement at the
Third Avenue merit sunday after
noon. There Will be no matinee
performance At the Third Avenue
tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
ELECT OFFICERS

Thr Yong Mems Republican club
- this city held is annual nesting
lsst uight iu the assembly fsAau ef
Acme business ealiasaz Tire faiies =
ms officeFr for the ensuing year
wsre eiectNd; President. J J Aiex-
sudrr. sscretary. Il IA Hrfald
chairman executive COMMITTEES.
Ralph n. Nluhnls
The annual hSnduet 81 the club
had been postponed TIT NAY. IN tar
tilyss that President HaasaNsit would
accept tho invitation extended t.
him % attend A. be has declined
no banquet viii be given this year.
The club ~ IN a fiamFmhinA can.
aitipn. hMvlng a Fasmbsfshlp "
about soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
HOLD UP
A TRAIN

LINCOLN. Hcb.. Aprll ~ 4 pas
auuErr on tho burlington foad. Ao.
Il. was held up aud robbed this
morning as the train was LEAVING
the burlington station here. THE
Job was done while the passengers
we're asleep or just getting up. The
robbers herded the train crew into
an emiETant sleeper and went
through the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
work OF
BURGLARS

Two grocery store hurxiarsas were
reported to the police tn.Iay In
eech cRsa the thieves made good
houla. Prom the Broadway Gre
Gerry company they secured about SO
In cash from the usoueY drawer. 3.
A. Hull manager OF the company.
discovered that the store had been
entered when he opened ur this
morning nstsetive Barah vas d.
tailed on the case Entrance WaR
gained BY pryinx opsa rear door.
The other grocery staFs entered
was THAT % The WoossAoase aFocsfy
company al Fifteenth avenue and
Madison street Hot little ssosry
vas secured. but provisions valued
az 800 were sfoien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

stitched border. vsry nneat quail
itiha. guaranteed AL pure liner.
worth regularly pse each. Sale
price after sir. CO each.
wamen'a white Lace Edge Hand
kerVhisfs. fun EiEc. very finest
quality flnHu lawn. All new. dtf-
. 49, 80 :. : $50 - '...'ss -
each. Sale prize after 9. ioc each.
BoYs' wAisss In percAis. Gins.
ham. madras itnd pique a splendid
assortment 20 choose from. value
tec. after 6 I1c each.
Boys saiior House waists. In
percaie. dark and hEht patterns.
regularly &c. after 8. Al &c.
0oif Caps. regularly worth 10.
after 81 tec.
Waashts Drntomyrrh for the
teeth. regular price &c. after &.
wriEhts Roes and Cucumber
Jelly. regular price sc bottle, after
6. lee bottle.
MAY Violets FIne Toilet Soap.
three cakes In a box. regular price
ise oor. after &. Sc box
Only two boxes 70 n buyer,
w0men'H Serge House slippers.
regular value aGc for tRc.
niKhy'E Jet Oh Shoe Dressing.
for ladies' and Rsntiemcn's shoes.
&c size. for i0c.
Mems Satin Calf Lace Shoes.
medium weight. value i2.eo. for
TIES
eo-inch Tape Measures metal
tipped ends. regular price ice each.
after G only ir each.
k-ipch Rubber Dressing Combs.
very best quality. regular price isc
sach. after 9. only &C. each.
Extra Quality Wire Hair Pins. a
fire assortment. straight and
cfimped. put up In wooden cabin.
cts. always sold AZ &c per cabinet.
after 6. ? for bc.
Nickel Plated or Black Safety
Pins. sizes 1, and Z. very best
quality. one doxen on card. reEu-
lar price Sc per card. after 6.
choice. two cards for Sc.
Seal Leather Combination Peck
stbeoks. with German silver
frames and clasps. colora browns.
red blue. gray and black. rcgu-
Ia. weTth sie9 each. sf.er s.
choice. $50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

Extra Heavy Gold Plated Beauss
Pms. warranted not 10 break. -
pins on card. regularly ysofth -
per card, after Z, only Sc card.
Pompadour Combs. perfectly IN.
lshet. worth regularly l5c each. A..
Ter {. only i2i4c each.
. 80 - =. SYs.s' .. x. s-,s-
guiu, or win fancy stone heftlnss.
extra well made, 100 differes,
STYLES. all new designs. rexulsr
prices he and go per pair, afier q
choice. ysc per pair.
g sheets Letter Paper, IN pss
form. for SC after &
Combination Stationery. speca
after 81 boz Writing PAPER. gc
dozen pens. ioc. Psnhoidsr. s.:
J ink. ice. stick sealing Wax.
s. Seal. ise. value total fec.
for t0c.
Linen Finished Sheets made Of
good biezched sheeting. size sixef
inches. worth &C. after q each. dc.
Frsnged Table Cloths. bisachss
damask. all linen, red borders, a.
slxs. worth tl.ss. after 9. each. No.
Cream Outing. full width, worn
eise. after 9. yard, &c.
Dress GinEharns. full nssortnsa;
% new styles. worth sc. after
yard. eLc-
Walking Skirts. Snowflake esNi- l
mere. slot seam trimmed. ~
values. after 6. t250.
Linen Mixed wash Skirts. nov
city braid trimmed. special sfteF {
TIC,
chiidrun's White Dresses. mass
Mother Hubbard style. yoke hAs
four rows OF lace insertion. nsd<
and sleeves trimmed with hca
sizes 6 months. and : year
value si2s. special after Z. sr
Chiffon Hats, all coiors ard
black. al lila
childrens White Chip HAN
trimmed with null, rosettes ana
bows. at 7sc.
silk and Taffeta Ribbon. Ne. y
al eulors. at Sc a yard. Find this
ere n che Millinery n~rArtsasnt
Hoses. Il IN bunch. after Al &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

The Ihssn gIab. ere - the Lead
tnE Norwegian societies ~ the city.
night A. tisftnania ball fsf fha hen-
eut u the famine stricken luhahiis
ants % Northern Norway. N e.
eeiifut rrusram has been arranged
aue already tickets hsya been
sold guaranteeing : large Attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

| MHh ANtht NaARs regular fAAus
t0. after siN ssc.
bs-ineh All wool pin Cheek
Cloth. black and white fhiack
rreuudsl. only one dress length to
each customer. ri.e5 quality. at
tina
sale ~ rTosx Cushi ins after 6
ie-ineh FiosH CuHhisns. iae
fs-ineh Fiors Cushions. &c
20 inch FigsE Cushions. sze
q inch Fioss Cushions &c.
= inch fTsss Cushions &C
ss-iufh Fgf-s Cushions SO.
iiraaa Extension Rods Tor sash
curtains with corrugated ends.
Hili extend from - % a. inches.
yalue a. lsifc each. Special aftef
l. - each
This includes brackets a limited
number 20 each customer
Wamen'a Long white skirts
aith cluster ~ fine tusks ana ruff
&c - embroidery. regular value
70. special after Z. 80.
Infants Carftasr RnhrH. made Of
white piqas. slightly sniied. req
a'ar price 81 r. special after g 2Se
A., -, - . ~ - s.',-,. =. - -. : : -.
somewhat aoiird regular value re
ard q r.. special after 9. IS
Chiidrwn's and Missssf white
Skirts. regular price s. and &c.
precfai AFTER ok. isc.
go after 9 fur Ions outing FTan-
nsl f'etticoats with Hoahee. worth
sse
ifr Tor wonen's Cotton Waists.
small and large sizes worth &c.
"a after 9 for Hack white and
caiarei waists. worth up 70 tlH.
ali sipes
~ FOR Black ard coieree sa,esn
rrtficnAts worth fiz9
Mems nlhh~d Underwear. worth
o. - garment Sc.
Mems ausp~ndsrs. Al, a pair. iar
Women Two-thr.Ad Fancy i1ksa
Hese Hermstcrf black ground.
Nhits stripes. dren stitch. hiFh
sriiced hrei double sole. beet tasr
auaiiiy special after cir. three pairs
for 81 o.
womsn's awiss Ribbed white
Cotton Vests. low neck. sleeve.
isss. prettliy lace trimmed. Pink.
shife o. blue. worth 90. after 6.
isisc.
Remnants 81 veiiinEs. Appiiques.
Tarr hon and Nsnise Ilscss. etc
The laf cons istH - short lengths
left after the past two weeks,
heavy selling. lengths run from =
50 Z yards al coloru aud kinds to
choose from. worth regularly from
80 20 q o. per yard. Choice after
9 only g.
Fancy Ca'ored fs0uisins SILK Rib
hons. full -four inches vide. with
firm anivAxr edge and draw string.
suitable for ncokwear. hat and
8reAH trimmings. a nee assortment
n fancy coiorN and patterns TO Sc
isct from. worth regularly SIC
yard. Sale price after 6. iec per
yard
White linen bureau scarfs. sire
fesEA iaeh@4 -fafs-ra - 81 fhe
latest nosni designs. with hem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

The A g. Cos steamer Portland
VIII no, Hau again to Naadea this
season, laying up at this port uniii
NAY ~. when sha puts cut for
Nome. Her master. Captain LIND.
quist. wcut 70 San Francisco this
morning on the Senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

ored straw. very pretty. assorted
shapes and styles. an with covers
prices tzT5. ISIS ana tzsa
Waste PAPER Ba aksta. splens,s
variety. ranging IN price from ~
10 81 %
Infants Baskets. small. medium
large aud extra large. Soc. &C. tx
and ssc.
Fancy Rush Shopping Rsr.
something new ard aironE. Sc, 3,
AID Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24

office Baskets. small. tse nagl.
una, goe. large, Csc.
Market Baskets. fine reed made.
small. zse. medium. &C. large. zses
extra large. Zoe.
Round Reed Hampers. sifh
cover. Kood large sine. Tor laundry.
etc. ftis
Extra Heavy square Laundry
Hampers. with cover. small. msdi-
urn and iarEr. 10. ta.eq and q -.
Fancy Decorated Hampers. coll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-24
MIDWAY WOMEN
ARE DULY FINED

Police Judge George fined each Of
the 40 inmates Of the notorious
Midway crib house $40 IN the po-
lice court this afternoon. The den
OF infamy was raided by City De-
tsctlveE Hubbard and Freeman last
night and the women booked at the
police stetion.
Attlred IN silks and aatins they
huneared IN the police court this
afternoon and with smiles on their
faces pleaded guilty % the charge Of
bartering their virtue for money
They were allowed to go back 10
their den last night after they had
been booked At police headquarters.
Collier Nontgra arrived from san
Irancleco this morning with 800
tons Of freight. 800 tons Of which
was California hay. Che brought up
100 Chinese bound 10 Alaska can
ncrieH.
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Mems Yacht caps. regular value
aae. after niN gtc
ha-inth All Wool PIN Cheek
cloth black and white fhlack
rruiiudHl only one dress length to
each customer. tiss quality. at
81 -
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Thirty fashionable shapes Of the
celebrated "TRu-FIT,H In all the
popular feathers, all sizes and
widths. price ....t..t.sss.s1 $500
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women's Patent KID Dress Lace
Shoes. hand turned soieA. Louir
Nv. heels. price .s......... $500
Wemen's Vid Kid oxford Ties.
patent tip. light weight soieH.
military heels. price ......- $500