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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30

sar d. 5. Spibeins Np. IA uno
16 0Dro : Stores StraBe. Trolt.
Gaeerbaus, 'perfauft Die 9epeD 0eus
Brefie uro garantirt $50 8allen pro
gag. Yreis $65. Scott Stabl.
8refie. Brei8 $195. @benfauS elm
oouitdnoiges 2aeer BON Sormaerdt.
Ihaften, Olioer Chilled Bfliiae,
5iib 8ro. Waaen. Carriages uno
BugaieS. S6 taulhe aub reue
WaQen aeaen alte nm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30
8radl tn fetu sams etn.

g. Sc Auinn BON gapenoiib, Berz
mont, tuuroe ieiner ionitigen @es
iun0beit beraubt burb 9rDniihe
8eritopfung. Nls Semano auf i'm
une in iein 6aus einorang uno ibm
rDr. Sings Neue 2ebers : 8iqer1"
a~ufnDtigte, muroe ieinem 2eioen
@inbalt gebDteri uno jebt lit er upas
itdnoia geiuno. Sbr Grfolg miro
9arantirt. 3u baben fir IS Gents
in ben MpDtbefen bon =. Golteper &
Gpn uno pDn MbDlpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30
fe beiIen.

teritiibuna in Der @gitatipn Der Sell,
tter. 0ereine, Die Dem perbaBten s5rad
Den 8arauS MAIDEN mUuen. Sn eiz
mem Sabblatt iaat elm 8erliner
Sberfelner %foleenoes: Scr SDl=
Dat, Der Sbubmann, Der 5euermebr=
mann trdgt feline Uniform, neil tie
oauerbaft lit uno Shub bietet, Der
Sportsmann ieinen Sportansug,
neil er ibm Sreibeit in Beweoung
ieiner @lieoer iihert, Der Nrbeiter
letne gluie, peil iie bilig lit unb
BET beiBer, lhwerer Nrbeit Die. Mus%
biinItung begiinitiet. SD bat ieoer
Beruf periHbt, lid Elm &leioungs<
itaG 81 fbaffen, bas ibH1 spedbiens
lib lit. Nur Der &elIner biloet cine
Nusnabme, er trdat elm @epano,
bag in toealer Weile TO lit, mie es
ni6i iein lDllte!"
8einltbes Nufleben bat elm
Nboeriten= Streih Der Bolisei BON
Wleinineen i'm 6er5patum Sadlen=
Wteiningen beruDraerufen, melhe
ben Geriud mabte, Die 9emablin
oes Generals B. Snf. St6ber, fDmz
manoirenoen Generals oes 16. Sir
meeforps, ol8 perodhtiges Snoipi-
ouum gu nerboften. Srau StDber
wpllte einen Spabiereana nit ibrem
8atten, Dem General MAIDEN. 8ez
raoe alS Die Betoen baS 6Dtel perlie=
Ben, trat elm 8Dlisiit auf oas Baar
gu uno fDrSerte Srau StDber auf,
ibm nah Dem BDliseiquartier gu folz
gen. ungeabtet beiien, baB @enes
raj St0ber iib leeitimirte, beltano
Der BDltsiit barauf, oaB Die Srau i'm
beglelten iole, big eS Dem General
enolib aelang, eem Siberbeitspdb=
fer begreiflih su MAIDEN, oaB Die
Dame pirfli6 uno getuiB feline Satin
iet.
Iuf Der aansel erblinoet lift
Der Baitor 6teinbaulen in @limte
bel ShDnbed /. b. Marf. Der
@elitlide bate einen Ibenogottesz
oienit beenoet uno, molIte Die &anael
oerlaKen. 8l6blib leete iid Elm
S6leier iiber leine Gugeo-es NOR
DDlige 8linbbeit einoetreten. Ser
beoauernsmerte @eiitlihe bat lih
iDfort in Die G~ugenflinit nad 6aae
bsQeben, UNI bort grfDiune BON lei.
mem 2eioen su 5u iuhen. Cine 6eis
luna IoH nidt auSQeIhlD51eu iein.
uebertretnna Der Saritats
regeln. llnre9elmdBisteit i'm gfien uno
Srinfen, 9el6lebtlibe Ausibpeifungen, |
lleberanitren9un9 oes &6rpers poer Sci.
ties, m%nseiunoe Suit, gufentbalt in
Snmpffieber9egenoen er5eueen llnner<
oaulicbteit, 8~erfopfune, Sie6er, &beue
matismus, Scbtuinolubt unb elm Seer
BON S%ranfbeiten. @enn Die NatMr allein
iib nibt belfen tam, tritt Die @iiienlhaft |
nit ihren aus Der gtatur eieenem @arten
6eilmittein belfen6 Elm, pers
treibt Die 9iftigen Nbionoerungen, lautert
Die 2eber, 6ffnet bic Shleuien, reinigt
oaS Slut unb befabiet bic 9tatur, lire
9elunbe Satiefeit auf's Neue 81 beginnen.
Oas betuirfens ST. Bernard %fr1mter.
pillcn unfeblbar. Sir % Gts. bel Mpo=
theferu All hQben. /
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30

9eiratS 9 dJeine,
Is. O. Siaie uuo @iiie Silje.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30
Die rpte Nale.

eerr Osils BON SuitlFein
8eiab TIM epieselglaie
Sein Gbeubiln-3um Seuisl, ..neinl
Sd trieB me r0te Naie!
eeb uobl, bm i@0ner. &ebeniatt,
9u mabnit mid m,einer Giinnen,
2eb tuObl, uiein Sos! Nod bah Id Strait,
Dir trobis auijufinnen.
2eb pobi, ou @blsfeD nnD eiauOr,
Die SIR mid oft besuunseu,
Sd gebe niemals raebr OebSr,
a8iro Guer esb seinnatn.
Sbr babt guar bauffB mid sefarft
Seaab, mas ib nidt tuolte:
Sbr baht aie Waie mir Beiarbt,
Was anterbletben ioIte.
90 greii' i'd Dtnn gum "LoneS tar"-8ier,
Dem fOali@ i@oneu 9a6e;
I'D TRIM es lufis fur uno fir
8eim @laie unb beim Sane.
Die rute @aie sebt Dabin,
SeBt III mir ni6t mebr bangli@
&ein If mtin 8lut uuo leidt meiu Sim,
90 frent niid iibsriauangli@,
@ie "Lone Star'',Sier mir gut getan,
Wie es mid bat ~flrieret.
Den WbisfeB riibr' i6 niat mebr al,
Der mild faf rainieret.
llus Senem tate i'd oaIu,
8ur "Lone STAR ~ genieBen,
Dan bat Die rl@t'ge seelsnrnb.
Bieibt iider aaf ben SiiBen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30
Jungkind'S MOSQUITO Lotion.

9as bette uno einsige pilienibaft=
lihe Brdparat i'm Warft. 25e Die
Slal@e. gu be5ieben BON
%Junskind's Hpetbsks,
517 Sft=Spmftpn=Etr Gan MntpRip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30

Naien= Doer gals : &atarrb miro
iofsrt beieitiet uno permanent furirt
purb ,,8oeo Tprmaliu'', l@imer
& 2tmeno). 8. s. 9 6 m / bt,
Iaeut, 0ouftDn, 3eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-30

8pei Bfpno uro barber mer-
ben in iroenb einem 3eile Der Staot
abeetiefert. @cme" Butter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
TRAVELS
ON THROUGH IDAHO
SPEAKS TO RAILROAD MEN AT PocArLLo-ls TO BG RGoEV.
the MORMON CAPITOL TOMORROW

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, May ~
Every county Ia Utah IL 10 be rep
resented In the ovation planned IN
homer " President Roosevelt upon
his visit to salt Lake tomorrow. Inc
city " rapidly assuming festive gnrh
and hotsih aud boarding houses are
niling with visitors.
Governor Wells. Senators kearne
and amoot. Mayer Thompson and
other federal. state aud city en-
oials win pRrtlclpato IN the weleome
81 the president They, la company
With tho cltiAsns' reception commit
tee. will meet the presidential Hpe'
eial az the oregon Short Line sta
ton.
A military and civic parade VII
take place from the station 90 the
Mormon tabernacle. where the pteai'
dent L. scheduled 10 dellvsr his pub
lic address,
The parade VIII be through the
leading thoroushfarcu Of the city and
will sivr everyone an opportunity Of
seeing the distinguished visitor,
Thouuanda. asso. NIL be enabled %
hear him speak. for the tabernacle "a
the largest auditorium ia the vest
Following the public exercises Il u
expected that the president and hlh
party viii take luncheon With Sen
atar KeaHua prior Go the departure
Tor ogden IN the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Fl. LAYTON
GOVERNMENT coarEmPLArEs
SPENDING $4,000 IN GRADING
Aso suaFAciso

improvements 20 the extens Of
81. Geo. In the way OF grading and
surfaeinE the roads IN and leading to
FORT LAwton. are contemplated By
the federal authorities. Proposals
for fogne the work wiil b called for
Tomorrow - sasaz bingham cf he
auAstsrnaHtsrs department.
Contracts for furnishing forage for
the government posts IN Alaska have
haeu awarded to the following
firms. Spokane Grain Company. TO
furnish 20 tons of oats At ~ ~ Per
ton. and 90 tons AZ t1afe MrDonald
a Mclean. 100 tons OF oats at ti1z5,
fSalfour Guthrie Company. 100 tons
OF bats at ts1ts. ] n stevens Of Ia
coma. 100 tons Of hay az t2t. w W.
Robinson. $50 tons Of hay AZ f2s.se.
and 50 tons at tS7.ao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
MANY CITIES WANT
POLITICAL CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. u. G. May -
Especial. "a year from next month
the Republican national convention
will be held June has come TO be
accepted a. the month for the RE
pubiicRn convention. while the Dem
ocratH meet 10 make their uonina-
ton In July. n will not be Ions
before the question will he agitRted
as 20 where the conventions OF 1901
VIII be held.
N - quite certain that they will
not be held IN st. Louis. Up 70 last
north there was talk q combining
the political gatherings with n visit
to the exposition. but what the poll
ticiaus aaw and experienced az the
dedication ceremonies has cured
them of that notion.
Aside from the wsli known fact
that ~. Louis. AZ that season. n the
hottest place on earth. Il Is a math-
ernaticai certainty that the city viii
not have accommodations 10 handle
30 many visitors. The exposition
alone will be sure 20 tax hotel and
transportation facilities 20 their ut
most hmitt 90 tho convention crowd
would be confronted with the inhos-
IitAble curbatone.
Chicago II favored by many a. the
couveH ton city. II has been demon
strated. ~ repeated tests. that Chi
eaEo has the best facilities for
handling such an assemhlaFe ~ any
city IN the United States. The hotels
are so large and numerous that they
can absorb a convention crowd with
cot noticing II. II II centrally locst-
ed with reference to the rest OF the
country, has large assembly places.
and TIA telegraph facilities are OF the
lest
There r. some sentiment in favor
n holding the conventions IN san
Francisco. There never has been q
convention there, and many OF the
politicians would like to take the
trio. On the other hand. u u n
ways obfeeted 10 California that
there are not enough. telegraph lines
eroEalng the desert 20 cafry thn
great columns OF telegFaphle busi-
ness incidental o. reporting the news
Of the convention. There " also the
three hours difference Of time be-
/ tween California and the Eastern
states making the news that msh
later in arriving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

noIan. Idaho. MAY ~. President
Roosevelt re=enterud Idaho today en-
route from Butte to salt Lake city,
stops are scheduled 81 noeatello,
nelse. Ssmpsi Mountain iiomc,
AheEhonc and several smaller places.
In this city an enormous crowd Il
ON hand 10 welcome the distinguished
visitor Public buildings and bust.
hess houses are sally decorated with
nage and bunting and every prepare
'tion has been made for a tia time,
pOCATEIIo, fdaho MAY Is. ~seo-
ret service men with the president
ereathed a alEh Of relief On iraNinE
Butte. which was considered the last
danger SPOT on the TIP,
Trouble WAS feared a. -. ffouln
Milwaukee. Chicago, san Francisco
and Butte on account % the lhfgc
number 81 foreigners.
The president stopped the train on
the prairie near hsrv to witness the
clever riding of nlackfoot Indians
and COW boys.
The president devoted his speech
here 10 railroad men, He said
General sherman oncc told me
when he WAS called ON O. choose hia
soldiers from professions he tooh
railroad men. They are trained 10
endure hardships. 90 cultivate self
reliance and are taught TO obey
ordern"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

INV nEnsTEAn.
sitiauHh there - in fhe ornaments :
+s.s y - - : = -
&c other sfubIaiuAtse ohfecta which
arv conspicuous in much 81 the fur
nlturs ana Furnishings q the White
iaouBe.
The accompanying pleture Is the
aEiy one 81 the BID which Mrs
tto0HeNrit has psrmi ftfe to be nsad9
The mistress ef the White House f.
understood ~ have also taken steps
t. prevent the placing on the MARKET
81 duplicates Il this piece ~ furui-
turs In this che r. msrslY Eisink
further evidence OF he's haiisf thst
lEr objects designs and male seEs-
eiaiiy for use at tins presidential
mansion Should not be Duplicated
II was 10 this sud that She HAD ths
nsw White House dinner service ~
weirsweasf china protected by pat
sat Although Tits handsane wooden
bed has been Installed III the sleep.
ma apartment 81 Mrs Roosevelt
Mise Aiica Roosevelt stiil maintains
h~r preferences for = brass bed 81
simple designs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
WAGNER nounn ovaR

Jonn Wagner Vas homnd ever Ia
the superior court this morning IN
a charge q breaking Into the room
81 Sam Pfnpchower. In the Midway
.eribhaaHr. In the new tsudsfioin dis
'trict Wagner in alleged e. have
farced the lock Of the door ana 20
have stolen several Articles nf cloth
ing Pinaehower found the stolen
articles n a secondhand store. where
Il Il alleged waEunsr pawnse them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28


WARRINGTON. u, =, MAJ So
~ ... .. s.,ss. $500 -, =:
rutupsrzea 90 tue 0Fsisr 81 MIS-
Roosevelt aud delivered At the
White Heuse = massive carved ma
hoxany bel which u aFusfaily ad.
ulittsd 20 - enc Of the hAa9sofnfst
pieces Of furniture rruztacrt In the
United STATES iu safne years
THIS nea bed. watch saA designed
in aerarsiancs with suss aetiouF made
~ Afu. Roosevelt. IL expected 80
ifsaagurats a fad for the revival Of
~ aasofrae Saotsn beds ~ place %
the ornamental brass AL iron bel.
y hieh have been "a fasef for sefss
ysafs past
Mss Roosevelt = known IS a
woman Of decided originality q
taste. and ~ II therefore not sur
prtsfng that the design chosen for
ths piscs Of furniture = in great
sense return 20 the hig h. rusted
tssdr Of the Colonial period.
"a viii be noted from the accom-
ranging picture. fha nsW bed r.
rather low and II very firhiy carved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
CHAIRS MAos TO SIT on

k'rsd keharnan was dnnd fis and
costs by Justice Cam. thta morn
ina. for striking g. r MrCou-
nauEhey over the head with a chair
When the ease was called for trial
yesterday moruing. Echufnan ga not
appear A bench warrant wan Is
sued for his arrest but ass appeared
in the courtroom before II had been
served. He had misundsfstood the
time Of the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

INnfANApoIfa May gs-tspe-
elai t-HseauHe she refused 20 make
the brd occupied b. BOOKER r.
Washington. Kiss Luiu spence. a
chafnbrriaaid a. the Hotel English.
lost her lon. TIE story OF the inei-
deat reached the south, and the
uans Woman NAh a. once droiafad
a heroine. To sheH appreciation 81
what they called her pluck"
nlnNsmsnt vas started among thr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Leo Mourn admitted in Justice
Georges eaurt this morning this; be
had stolen a saw from J. W. Glenn
mer. and now he viii serve out iioe
fine In the county Jan for ths theft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

aoutherners 90 raise purHe fer Mins
spence. and contributions have beer
pouring in STEADILY. The "rlnchf
fiyi already has bank account u
81 0t1 a check for tioQ was received
ffofn An admirar IN Nov orleans
end the offer Of good position Nai
mf De b . hotel proprietor ~ Texas
MaHt 81 the contributions are com.
inE from Alabama. Georgia aud
Afias5zHtfgd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Chiidren's Muslin Gowns, sizes 9
to IL years. regular value soc
Tbc and Sec. special, s to III. SOC
Womeu's White Anrona. made 90
lawn with fancy woven satin
striped borders. regular values
Csc. special. 5 to IL 1oc
The Cleopatra Tape Girdle. colors
pink. blue and white. regular
value 75c: special, TO Il. SOC
This lot OF Chndren's Umbrellas,
with natural wood handles and
frame the same as on a St.o0
umbrella, regular price SOC; 5 20
IL ...sssss.sss.s..s -ssss.s Sbc
Ladies' SIX and Linen Umhrel-
las, made up the same as $500
umbrella. with both fancy and
natural wood handles, formerly
sold as high as Si.bo; S TO II.
ssss#s4ss .sssss.stts BOO
A few specials IN Children's Para
soils; from to II the prices are
.a....4....s.....s.. loo ana lbc
Very best quality Gem Pins, fun
count, needle points. always sold
at 80 per paper; 20 IL, per paper
.sss.ssssssas tssstsssssss sssstf &c
India Rubber Pocket Combs. IN
cases. very best quality, fine and
coarse teeth. regularly sold at
lbc each $ TO II, eaeh,,....,, 7c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

The standard has
Always been placed
80 high that the
Nearef receives mere
value toS his mensy
IN the W, l. peuslas
1850 shoes than he
Il can get elsewhere.
II This IS the reason
W l. pouglss makes
and sells mere meas
/ $50 shoes thar any
ether tao utanuiac-
tafefs in the wefld
W L poaglssASo
shoes placed SIDE ~
AIDE with $500 and
g 90 shoes ei ether
makes, are found 70 he
iuss IS gced. They
~ili ogissaF two palrz
Of ordinary s. s0sho--.
A uisi Si.i eonxtnee
yeu thsY are the BEST
IN the wpF.d.
W L Douglas $50
shces afe russ In a.
rN 4esn 1syisz and al
kinds 81 AnefieAa and
imported lsatAefa. same
A. as-a .z g sa4 s.
shotz.
Sold b. e. poa glas
shee stores IA American
Giles selling direct irem
factory 10 pesrer a, one
prefls. aso - best skee
tsaisrs every ~here.
hefs al resF vi Dag
iss xfHoNh Napt 81 Z
49, .SassAsiN 49,. 'sss.
AZ. kz.sssea -, 90
L~-ts Fsfsat l.rsAsE. Bee
10 tie -efl4.
v. l. ns.aiss sAsss ar
nsts ea i9pfeset issts tia
" tks fest. Wear tAs. ss,
Ice siil sf-srs ~ FREE frs.
sfss ss4 s@sis~s. ss4 kas
'srfs<tif aafafsi feet b<f I
sAfsrt xst seer sssfassss.
49, 10 a<<.~ - n.n ffs
$50 20 $3.50 49, aaf tult = -
F-n. tsosf sftsF fsfsFs u faFtafl
'eoes sra shrsts<e ~ y ~ II
-. - -==ss - .xr
peif TAI ~ esse. . snsi -
"a A4.s sasas = az a.
'sss rNss se@sefz0<nss u ~
. shgEu b a.esi-l sazis s1f- Z
IA - .sra ssss 3 :
= TO exsFr as=ztitsn
30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
a. a. n. spoksns

May 20. ~. -. Fare and one.third
for round trip. via the Scenic
Route" Great Northern hallway
city Ticket once. sis First ave. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
IL. a.rlllLl IIllr IIH-rI.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF sTOCKHOLDEHs
Notice II hereby given 70 ali whom
II may concern. that a special meet
ing Of the stockholders Of The indie
pendent Telephone Company O. COR
p0rafion 81 the state Of WaahlngtonD
Will be held at the offices Of said
company IN the city OF Seattle
Washington. on the END day Of
June. 1903, at 10 O'Clock n. m. for
the purpose Of taking action and
voting upon the question Of increas-
tiiF tnd sapifaf stock pf said COM
pauy 70 One Million Dollars.
Seattle. Washington. April 25th.
1908.
w. y. KfMBALL.
jas. rs HOWE,
H. IT. JIGHE.
8, ~. CLAYPOOIa
Trustees.
H., .. -. cLAYPoOL. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Stewards Duplex Nickel Plated
and Black Safety Pins. with
guarded Strings. all sizes. sold
tyerNW here OF loo ney carl 20
II. per card .....,.......s... SC
Chinese Handy ironing Wax. very
best quality. with BANGLES. sold
regularly at SC per stick. 20 II.
per stick .ss....-..s... ...ss.-. lie
I.iehig's Beef Extract, regular
price 40e; TO ii.,.s.........1o loo
Maivina Cream. regular price 500;
10 IL -ss.sss.ssssss.s s.sss a. C
Epson Salts, pound packages. req
ular price 25c package 60 II,
package .......ss.... .........l loo
Woodhury's Facial soap. regular
price CSC cake: TO H. Sc
boys and Youths Kangaroo Calf
and Satin Calf Lace Shoes.
quilted Eoies, also and t,5S
values for ......s.,..ss.....S1 .23
Ladies' Patent KID French Heel
Oxford Tie. turn sole. plain toe.
regular sS.bo value: price from s
10 II .a...............s.. s2.As
KARo CORSETS. Sge-Friday we
offer kabo Corsets, Gibson model
colors drab, white and black. en-
hroidery trimmed, sizes IS TO "a.
BOYS Straw Hats. sSo values; s TO
Al tsstsssststsssss. sssss.sss.s. Abc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
to Eleven Friday
of storecrowding specials at Sea greatest store

GREAT sPECIAL--I.adies Kid
Gloves fine grade Giace Gloves.
overaeam and two clasps, colors
black. white. mode, red. tan.
brown ssiid stray, gloves that sell
usually for si.1b n pair; here
from 5 10 IL tomorrow morning.
Tor ss..ssss..ss.ssss .obo
Nots.---Each sale is final: pos
itively none exchanged.
2s-ln. All Wool Cream Wasting
Flannel. regular price soc n yard
TO IL ..s.s.ss.s+ts.s.s. .jbe
40-ln. Fine Black jacquard Bril-
ilantine. regular 7bo value 10
II ssFsstsss*tsssss sabc
$4,000 SILK petticoats. quantity
limited; ) TO IL .........S $1,000
$500 White SILK and Real Lace
waists ....s..s.+ssss.. Ho,Oo
100 wash Waists, in white or coll
ofR ssssstssttsrssss ssts.ss s3Sc
TOO Women'E Pettieoatss all slE-
es ss..ss.ssss.s.s..s sbc
Misses Junior Skirts, nicely made
In all wool and neatly trimmed,
worth $500. s 20 II ... &3.0S
Misses Junior Crash Wash Skirts.
neatly made, rows braid head
ing nouncc, good sL2s values;
To IL ..s..s........s.s TOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
A Few Good Things From
Our
Muslin Underwear
Department

Infants and chiidren's stoekinst
Diapers. all sizes. values s.. sPsz
olai for Friday .....,...,.aa5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

women'H CLOSED Drawers. made OF
good quality muslin with deep
hemstitched ruffie. regular
value ace special. Friday 15e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
A Department of
BedSteadS
A New end Welcome Feature
In Progressive Store

This department quickly popular favor The
prices quote merchandise We
which VIII b. sale to
morrow At following unheard-of prisess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Childrcn's White French Dresses.
made OF fine lawn. waist al over
fine tucka. bottom q skirt has
deep hem and cluster OF six fine
tucks. neck and sleeves edged
with embroidery, sizes 1. :. : and
=. regular price t2.oo: special,
friday ...s............s .ssc
Infants Long Dresses. made OF
soft finish cambria. yoke has
hesaststchea tackE. neck and
sleeves edged with narrow hem
AAAttHe@ sstsaN afta retainer
stitching. regular price Tso; spe-
ctal, Friday .......t...... .3ec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28


prices named below
BOYS WASH SUITS
~ doc. Boys Wash suits. with
fancy trimmings large sailor
collars. in c0ioTa or plain. sizes
3 20 IL years. regular price L9c.
fef Friday ..s..-s4..s.s. SIC
8 don Fancy Trimmed Wash suits,
IN gold Ia white braid. lsrEs sail
~ collars. sizes ! 90 Ii years.
ven neat fitting and good value
At fso. for Friday ..... sDe
5 dos. wash Suits. either In plain
Hhiitss. hs@sg>s.@. et.. t=siis.s.eSz ,.@Saa
Ell4zs. 1919 ss.ssss.ssA - Ss9ss
ed braid. all this line has whis-
ties on fancy braid attached:
sizen 3 10 Is years. regular price
sI.Oa. for Friday. ......s....TTe
. dor. Fancy Wash salts. In heavy
summer weights nicely TRAINED
in braid Of ali coiora whistle at
fachea. fancy eolorsd cellars or
plain. sizes Z 70 IL year,. good
value at tIto. nos soinz AZ
..s.ss.tss. .ss.sss.s.+s-t l.io
Boys All Wool Double Breast
ed Suits. In late spring patterns.
iiEht and dark coiored; this line
consists % fancy woFstsd chevjoss.
tweedr and other materials. these
suits are nicely tailored and mt
is perfect. siEes ranging from 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

These pretty skirts in tobacco brown only. with
loase cape yoke. open front q point. and stitched
edge button trimmed. all Kofes al bottom TRIM
med Attk asif-strapH. diamond crossed and hliA-
10 N.ll at...=.... ...s....... ............ ef.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

These in pretty castor ana tnn nhhaefs WIN
extra deep yoke heading. vide boI plaits that run
% the bottom Of skirt farinE, t-inoh points frpfn
yoke between each plat button trimmed ssd bot.
..s..s 4sssssssss.st ssstH+sssF* ~fsRo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

ing In Our
Boys. Clothing
Dept

There are several groups OF
Boys Suits that have sold down
20 small lots. and we shall let the
balance 20 tomorrow at the siftls
prices named below
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-08-20
DR.. Frank IIillcmSyer and
Miss Hannah +. Mauger

were married at ST. Pauls Catholic
church on Tuesday morning, Aug. is,
at $50 O'Clock, Rev. James O'Keefe
officiating. Miss Lou Hillemeyer OF
Shullsburg was bridesmaid and Mr..
Joseph Hillemeyer of Madison was
grOomsman.
The bride is one of Mineral Point S
most highly esteemed young ladies.
The groom is popular young dentist
of Carroll, Iowa. \ reception was
held at home of Mrs. NJ. H. Mauger,
mother OF the bride from IL to 200
O'Clock, after which the newly welded
pair took the 2;l5 train for Carroll
Iowa, carrying with them the well
wishes and congratulations of many
friends.
There were present iron out OF
town, Mr.. and Mrs. James Roberts,
Mrs. jameson and Misses Minnie,
Lou and Mary Hillemeyer, of Shulls-
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Suthers of
NJ adison and Mrs. W. I. Mauger OF
Bloomington, Grant county.