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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
RUN.
SALMON
700 of Spring Variety
Caught

The first salmon trap 10 be raised
the present season was lifted see.
tsrday morning AZ the sainofl
banks. seven hundred salmon ~
the "sprinE varsity were Ia litr
nets. but no saekeYus were caught
Later IA the day the Pacific faSks
ing aud Navigation compauYn trapn
af boundary and Birch bays were
faired The entire catch was taken
u the conpanY'H aannery a Fair
haven aud the fish filled 200 cases
the first 81 the SEASONS pack.
tiacsNcr MeaaYsfn ~ the Pacific
Packing and Navigation Company
said today
THE run OF saeksyes viii begin
earlier THE season than tn previous
years IL viii probably start be
tween now and the first of July ard
fishermen afu anticipating az an-
usually iArKe run. The canusties on
the sound. however. becau Of their
improved equipment viii Be able 20
keep paca with the heaviest Kind Of
= run We haNa a eann~fy AZ Fair
haven whose capacity has been Ia
creased Go 20. eae eaRss per daF. We
are uslng there q glsh el%- sing tna
chine witch iHNt year MAS al 81
pertinent bat thia season al IN
doubted success Nearly every can
nsry on the sound Mil use one 81
usofc of these machines and Hs they
are = labor - wing dsFlcn. TIE prubs
lem o. procuring the necessary fefe~
Of uofklnsa siil. 70 a certain extent.
bs saiesd.
The present utafkst conditions
preeludrs any plan % pschins sal
nan ~ the ppaFsF qualify thln rss :
son The eastern market - flooded
With this cheap salmon, aHa -
.ehaniE. 'plhks. ard 'hunaptsse As
Ntii escape destHurtiqn ~ tie haHtts
OF the Fishermen Ths ytics q lss
better grades xtii be no issa than
last Seas. fas. while the cansdisn
packers have announced that HFy
/ = III soil 1t W 81 p~f caRe. shs Al@#As
ard sound cannsfya1sn expect % OBJ
tain ~ least O. Th~ Canadian dssls
e. s.sso state that they 30 not f@-
| t!sfe shr price siil - naAintAtisse Ht
the figure tEef hass nautsd. hit
faink an zdeance Nsry prohstlr.
17as, however. depends oH the reFt
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ORGANIZING 4
"LLIPUT" snow

Professor Jas ~ Wiilsen 81 this eitr
uhn snsiructs she lovers - sfoce n
ths arts % ~trtrpias the HABIT faniAs=
tie l. 1tisiiy engaged tu D~ffreiins
piah. fef an sstsnssed taer Sith hts
flli4aatian Minstrel sFnnp~ oeminnins
IN NJ fall % trA Ne 10 noN sT3Sufns
s..;ss. y. s,rssss ss>'s, >. .s>N-,,.sss.
tn sew dances. dfiIt=l tsailsts Husi the
ltss. and he via intfetuss ua,ggs axht
saeetsE
ssexs4as e the STARE II sts last year 4
COO, ssnt vili - F~tsinsd and snotfs h
asw ones added 90 brtnx she numheF
80 to 100 IN all
The eoaFnpany uIii open wtth q
weeks engagement At the Grand -
shis city ard viii tour The coast sstd.
ins ths season with q tee weeks en-
saeernsut az San Fransiscu
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school ZM mich
DAY BARRIER WEDDING is THE SOCIAL EVENT OF
THE wEEK-oRooM A CLEVER ATTORNEY

her home wednesday. mas - said 70
be- hlxh school match. IL hinda To-
Eether tWa families that Ions h"''
been friendly.
paN. ths .scona son q Iudss nay,
ir an attorney and a CLEVER tahVslel''
"a. acts a. MS fathers .priyats sccre-
tAry,
Miss uafbsf q tho wealthy bsfnsr
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sAIp sHI HArUD iiIM

Melvin ufsiiy has sued Magic
Reilly far divorce, on grounds ~
cruelty According % hiH complaint
MrH Heiliy's unkind treatment nnn-
sisted mainly Ia having Informed hef
husband that she hated him.
other grievances set forth are that
Atrs. REILLY has accepted costly pres
ot.ta from other men and has spaHi
ronsidsfahie ~ her time away from
Ilioily'a heefthutune,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

Infants and Chlidren'H Lawn
Cars. regular value N'c and Fsei
special. after ssss.sssss.ss..fs De
Chiidr~n's Drawers made OF eaff
finish cnrnbfic trimmed with sfa-
hFoi6sfy ard insertion. regular
value sc. speeiai. after Zoe
wofnsn'a Long white Skirts. deep
fIounre. trimmed with lac. and
insertion. regular value 8 -
special after e....s..-...s..s4s eoc
psHcaleH. - Inches y Dc. good SIS
nprfmcui Of styles. worth iee ST
Ter :, yard ssssss..s-+s...s.ss DC
Linen Towels. size itxg7 Inches -
Jacquard Haek-piRsn white or
colored borders. worth nc. after
g each .-.s-sss.sss-sss ++sf-.f A9s
Boys Al Wool Knee Pants. IN ail
the latest shades ard patterns.
this lire consists Of chrftois.
tweeds and other materials. very
strongly made. and all goea
weights. sfssn } 60 is YEAR,. reKp-
lar price 7tc. after 49,. 4t,e
Linen Finished Sheets. sizc sixss
inches. made q good hleaehet
cotton. worth Sc. after &. each
ss4ss+s. t.s-stssss sss..s-rast 3bc
Boys Wash BlouHes "a nice fancy
pafierua good heavy materials.
ard extra well made. strictly fast
coiorH. large sailor collar. etc
slzss 60 10 year,. regular price
kor. after e....-4.44..s. ...-... Ele
Boys shirt Waists. the famous
Mothers Friend brand. this is an
exceptionally pretty line IN all
the very latest stripes checks.
polka dot and other patterns too
numerous 60 mention. sizes 5 10
II years. regular price tl.eos Al.
fe-s. ............... zoe
Oriental Cream. regular price 81 3
efser .....9...-- 81 OF
Hubifoar fuf the teeth. regular
price sc. after a...4..4ai2 txc
a. a a. strengthening Plasfera
regular price sc. after 9 .s &c
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suIr ovtR plAMonos

The suit 90 Atas Mafths Nefeia.
srhe see stsnpErn phsr and cgnfidsn=
tlai clerk to the Notorious Captain
Handy. against sheriff Cudthss 70
force hiru 90 turn over 20 her the
Diamonds whirh Il + said Df. Eugene
Jordan IL now Weaftus. ~aA 20 have
been heard today in the superior
court. bat on asesunt - the Illness
af urpnty Sheriff William corenfan
"a material witneaai. the case Was
eaatsnasd By Judge Morris untn the
fall term of court.
Misn Meaeill claims TINT the shsr-
N ssltsd diamonds which we're hsf
personal property. 20 help SATISFY
Judgment rendered sEs4ust captain
Handy In favor Of Dr. Jordan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
INnIcrMINTa AELo 1000

Z William chapeile pleaded not gull
- in the superior court, this morn
ing 90 the four grand iuf1 lhdiet-
mentH charging him With allow MS
bulldogs owned BY him e. be used
for imsqtai purposes. Denhff'fs
10 the indictments on the kfohila
that the grand Jury was not legally
iinpaneied. aud that the indie hufhts
DID not conform 10 the statute, we're
nNnII-lilaI BY ImaRa IlalI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

-Four kinds Of popular Toilet Fssss
3 cakes In . box - old cream kh4
Glycersne. Original wild Locust
MAJ Nioiets. RBlenm ToIn, rig
uiar price from iec % sc noT.
your choice. after 6. Tor. a bar Il
Satin and Gras Grain Coiare1 III
bon from y 20 : inches wids
guaranteed absolutely al f.n
silk. actually worth up &c ~
yard. after 8. per yard . ....ss 3s
Fancy Net NeilsnKs Ia black. wh3is
and coioFs, Ia plain and fanc7
fneshss With dots. very fines
qualities 70 select from, 10 inches
vide. worth regularly 70 20 Nc
yard zfssf {. = yard 124s
Cambria and Hamburg Elnhrol3-
cry. from : TO irches vide. very
pretty openwork and blind pat
terms with strong scAilopsd eases
that viii wash ana scar wsn
very finest qualities 10 ssisa
from. actually worth isac yard.
after 9. . yard -
women.s Elegant Isle colorsd
Lace Hose. spliced heels and toes.
fuii fashioned. double soles. pink
or sky. worth ssc. after g.. tes
Women's Fast Black Very Fine
Cotton Hose. Kichelisn rihb<4
high spiicsd heel double soia
best z5e quality. after & J pairs..
+.s.s-.. s.sssssss.. .tr+sss.. ~
Seal Leather Combination Purse
and Card Cases. with German
silver frames. always sold Ct -
each. after e.............s ~
A large assortment ~ Fancy Hal
Pins regular price soc each: f.
ter 8. choice ....-....ss..sst.-1 W
Bath Brushes. very best eetlip
hristles. with long detaehsse
handles. always sold AZ esc each;
after o...-...4..s. asss....s se%s
Very best quality Rubber DT~ss4ne
Comb. with all coarse teeth. ~
Ways sold at PC each, after Z
t....sssssss ss.ss--s--t .tsssssss ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
Bows Shoes That Wear Hard tox Shoes for Boys
soYs SHOES

We are headquarters for Boys
Shoes, and save you AZ least Soc a
pair. f'oF this sale We offer
Little Gents All Solid Satin Calf
shoes. tho $50 quality. sale
price, per pair .,....s.tt,. .Sse
Boys shoes. all sizes. IA to 50.
worth ti.7s and tisO, sale price,
while they last, the pair x1.2S
1 lot boys Satin Calf, all solid "a
rock the regular tl.Tt quality,
att n pair ..t...ssss4ssssse t.xo
The plymouth Rock" School
Shoea for BoyH-the best wearers
on eafth. Try one patti and he
convinced. Price s1.bo. sf.T5
and $500 pair They are solid
as rock and will outwear two
pairs Of almost any other make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
SEATTLE GIRL EL0PED--
MARRIED At KE TCHIKAN

EnErtram Il master % the Easoiins
launch ssatpfs which has sens north
as an adjunct 10 the hshfnk srter'
prfs. al Eaka hartsor, v hen reads
% sail Ter s~attie The Yeuns lady enc
eeesisd N sIudins tne vigilance a hsE
parents ssa smulslinH hsfssf as'saafd
sailed With hef Lover seFusz tn
stortny wafeFs 20 Kssehikan, shsrs
ths eaunis ssrs married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

A. Denver. July sth 10 18Th. only
tas Tor the round trip. Tickets On
sale July tth and eth The North
rrn Pacific has been designated the
official ruuts and is now prepared 20
make sleeping car reservations Tor
thia trip Tickets and all iaf1eu-
lars AZ y p city office. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

A romantic wedding took place q,
ketchikNn. June q. whereby Jehu
Enkstrota. ~ WraeEeis, and Mis- kiiA
I4ndstrom. - sseris we're ntNaz eaas'
according "a passerk~fS arrivals this
morning On ths Dolphin. IL sfAz an
uthSr cass q true hyve iaashink 81
fhe ioc ksrafths sad in shich stern 81
ents we're estsftsed ~ TIVE fcne
lcerrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
ROUND rsg WORLD

WINS sayre. . local newspaper
ss.s. 3. 49,. = -. ~ ".
.s-EGH s-,. Il as1tilIz = - it-f-f-
where he ~iu take steamer Zoe
Iaran. AZ. sayre has. since ita
opeainE. been rrees agent 80 TIE
Grad atsEa house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

White Duck Hats with stitched
rim. Worth CSC after s....4...oOe
White aaeh Tanp. worth loc each.
Affsf e...srt..ass sssfssssssst DC
Foiiass-s sprfEs IN . bunch. worth
Zee and itc after ess.4....a Sc
te-Iueh Armurr Wool Dress Goods,
ravy and black. worth Zee yard
after s......,...sstss.s. ...... Zoe
ii Inch Cuiared Liberty EatinF N
medium and liKht shades. regn.
iaT &c values. after Z, yard
wosnsn's Petflcoafs. IN black and
eaiaru. various styles. All ienzfhs
regular price fzep. after 9 only
Ladies Wool Waists. 4 large as
Hoftm~nt IN staple shades, reEp
lar price 81 90. after s.s.. xl.oo
sc kifnonos. fine lswn. In white
ard finis. trimmed edge. ons 20
. customer. special. sitter 9. a
our entire sc Hire Of Mems I'm
ported Fancy Half Hose. after e
pair sssss... 4ssssssssssss zoe
faeyn Light Fur Hats. pearl and
ueutra color. regular 80 ana
81 % values, after s....... 2pe
q inch coiored Table OF Cloth.
chaice OF ~ caiefe 10 select FROM,
value AZ 1oc yard after 8. q yaFf
s.sssss..assa 1900 sttslss Ia &c
Brass Extension Rods with silver
ends. for lace curtains. can be
used on any sire window from =
60 "a inches wide. regular price
faAe. after 9. Z rods for -. 2Sc
Not more than 4 rods sn AIRY
customer.
Boys Under Waists. IN white only.
Sizes ~ years to u. regular
value PC. special, after e.. 1ge
f-AiiiEeHH white f.t4ar ars pes
fora Cord Jackets. Monte Carlo
style. trimmed with embroidery
regular price fi.sh. special after
e...-.... 1890. ...... .pse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

A meeting - she general eehfafeh'"
committee q thF Seattle Improvement
eiuiis haE been called AZ the ehafebrf
of commerce AZ Z o'clock heat MOD
81 afssfhegn
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Double Pull Cream New York
cHsrss. per pound .ss.ss.s, Kde
California Cream Cheese, pr ~
Washington Pull Cream chesse.
per pound .sr-f sssssstf stf.st cue
Young American Cheese. per tsouna
...7...... ...............= $1,000. zoe
cafae4ntert Cream Cheese. each
s+4s.ts,s.,.-..ss.. Roe and toe
Sap aaeo Cheese. saeh sss.,... DC
Hga4uefarl cheess Ter pound zoe
German breakfast Cheese. each ae
cuttsEe Cheese. per pound .,. toe
Lin bnrxer Cheese. genuine. ~
tffNh +s-ftstt..sssss fsss .ssst sue
ffiHssaf Cheese. per pound Be
Jacks Cheess. per round zoe
lfapaffssd hwtas Cheese. genuine
Ter pound t....ss4assss4st,.t.3 oe
American swiss Cheese, per pound
sssss4sssssfs ssstasssss ftttssst zoe
PICKLES
Eauf. Sliced NIrest OF Plain.
Sweet NidEsts. German on
Pickles. Chos -s'f,aw. Pearl Onions
Mehnaniiia Olives. Large juicy
Queen olives
Sandwiches. any hlnd. EACH. Be
pHEEEnVFss
APPLE Butter. pef Pound. ..,. Toe
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LICENSES no WE'D

burton nuvton. a. ana reusea
nsh4ark. -. cpth Of seattle. r. f-esul
.ssst.<..sy ..'.,,.. 4iss-,s.s
81 Kent. Tsatb a Isxss as.
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Campers Attention

Savoy Plated Knives aEd Ferka
ia sets 81 knives and forhsl
worts il.1t q set special. SCI :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
ANOTHER LOT

OF over Loco pairs ~ the celebFnt-
ed Never Rip" opera Hlippsrt'
do you want them At the luss
price Of, pair ....-...s,..se8e
Children'a Al Solid Dollar Shoes.
slSes to 5. price for two days
only ss.sssstsssss.ss ssstssto bo
BOYS STEEL sHoD" sHoEs
The regular 1900 quality. all sizes
for this sale. a pair....a.s1.6o
GIRLS SHOES
Girls t2.00 Shoes. slxes II 10 2. d.
v and EE widths; sale price -.
sss..s ssst.stssssssss.s LOU
Girls Shoes. sizes 4 to l0N. the
sik0 quality. sale price. for two
Gays ss....s.ss.st.. .s..s.. Bbo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

CLEVELAND. June zs.-A mes
rage received here at noon from Buf-
ano orders the release OF the porter.
Bloom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
MISSING JEWELS

CLEVELAND. o.. June ga
colored porter named Bloom. on the
Lake Shore road, was arrested when
he arrived here this morning and
charged with robbinR a wealthy Jap
anese woman passenger OF $4,000 In
Jewels. He denies the charge.
BUFFALO. ~ r.. June 7s.--It de-
velopsd here this morning that the
woman from whom the porter stole
the diamonds u not a japanese, as
waa at fifnt given out by officials,
but r. senorita Clemlza Lopez. sis-
ter Of the Filipino leader OF that
name. and secretary Of the delega-
ton which called on President Nc
Kinley 70 AJAX for Philippine lnde-
peudenee. She came here TO Wait N
Wellesley classmate, a daughter Of
Mayor knight. The police made en-
deavors to keep the affair secret at
the mayors request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
The DelicatesSen Store
The Store Where Your Dollars Purchasing
power is greatest

Strawberry Preserves. per d. zoe
Cuffant Preserves. per H.. zoe
pure Cufrhnt Jelly. per 10. xDe
Mother Make Mines Meat. Per n
444asssta-.s 4assfss.#ss+s- fss-fs f1e
Home. Made Chill Sauce. per haf=
tie f.trtsss+as#stst tssst-4ttssi 3se
orange Maunaiads. per H.. zoe
Fresh Craha ard shrlmpa Pure
pHstsuriEsd Cream.
Our Speciality for Saturday Ind
xlduai Salmon Salad each Toe
Home Made Bread. par leaf &c
All kinds Of Fancy Cakes.
Doughnuts. Cookies lad FaHef
Crackers.
MEATS
Sice Tender. Juicy BOILED Ham.
per rnuud .s.ssssss s-svt.-s xbe
Wtsusrw urst. per poanai ,... xe
Sailed spare niba. eomHthies
choice. per pound .s...s...... lxe
Garlic Ssusa re. per pound ixs
Summer Sausage. Ter pound
...............s...s Ice and z5e
The Genuine Imported. pr 10 Soc
Rolled Tongue. per pound SOe
srficrd Tripe. Per pound Zoe
pieklsd Lambs Tongue. each Be
Kew England Minced HRm. per
lssuud ttssssssssss ls+ft sees <be
Liver HoioKns, per pound Zoe
bologna. per pound s,..... lie
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-09-12
THE RICE MARKET.

There is quite an active demand
locally with equally good enquiry
from ont of town Offerings are
confined to present stock Or nearby
arrivals and the trade are melted
to provide for their wants prompt
ly as the strike Of the stevedores
at New Orleans has placed an em-
barge on all shipments hither.
This may result in scarcity of
spot goods.
Advices from the South note
harvest on the Atlantic Coast
proceeding under favorable con-
ditions. A single parcel Of new
crop was received at Charleston
last week, but planters are devoting
their attention to secureing the crop,
rather then thrashing aHd market
ing At New Orleans, market is
strong especially ou thu boyer
grades; demand good Int ia D.
meni to New York and the /, Set
Safes interfered with by the strike.
In the interior, harvest IL. lace II
proceeding under rtrrar'nn-, cs'n-
dltlOnS, lint later rrFurt> t,,i,
clearing weather.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-09-12
The Enterprise choice for Governor
LOCAL PRIMARY.

By reference to another column our
readers will notice the action of the
Parish Democratic Committee, which
held its session last Friday and prom
ulgated plans for local primaries to be
held on October 31st, 1903 The com
mittee has shown rare sense in divor
cling the Parochial primaries from
those of the State. By this method
we shall have fair untrammeled Sc
lection of our Parish officers, without
undue influence from the friends of
the candidates for State offices. We
ntice that the Parish offices from the
constables up in all the wards are
provided for. A new departure and
one very commendable, is the selection
at the Parish primary of candidate
for Assessor to be submitted to the
Governor for appointment. Thus every
citizen can have his say in the matter
of all the offices.
This primary is held previous to the
State primary ordered by the State
committee and whose advertisement
appears in our columns, and will SC
appear for the next thirty days.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-09-12
was in some way connected with the

was in some way connected with the
occasion. 1t is estimated that an
army of more than two millions of
hardy sons of toll paraded on that
dav. a most significant fact, and one
that politicians and heads of great cor
porations must deal with in the future.
In our own town the day was ushered in
by n full salute of u guns by Capt.
Burkarts batter At II O'Clock the
unions of the cOlored men gave very
orderly parade. which showed a large
number of men i'll line. At 2 p. III.
the Unions of all the labor organiZa-
tions of white men gave their parade
through Main Street, with Mr. f. III.
Lacroix as Grand Marshal, and Hon.
Jules E. Dupuy, Rev. 9. G. Kramer
and Mr.. H. G. Bragg in carriage follow
ing-all preceded by the Pelican State
Band, which gave some excellent mu-
sic. Arriving at the base ball park the
procession disbanded and the specta-
tors filled the large grand stand with
ladies and gentlemen, making a large
audience Mayor Dupuy opened the
ceremonies by reading letter of re-
greet from Congressman Broussard reel.
ting his inability to be present. After
a few well pointed remarks Mr.. Dupuy
introduced Mr. G. Kramer who de-
livered short sharp pungent address
which seemed to meet the appreciation
of the audience as it was vociferOusly
applauded. Mr. H. G. Bragg was thei
introduced and started in on most in
thence of the lovers of base ball Gu
short. The game between the Carpel
tiers Union and the Woodmeu of tie
| World was then called and was mos
ENJOYABLE and protracted one, resulting
| in victory for the carpenters, The
score being II to s. At ) 80 another
game was called between the Brick
layers and Carpenters, resulting in /
victory for the BricklayeTs. Thu
| the day was put III without a single
! thing to mar its enjoyment and viii
ity
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-09-12
HON. w. II. PRICE.

1t is with genuine pleasure that we
note the action of that great metropol-
itan daily the New Orleans Picayune
in regard to the gubernatorial candi-
dates. In a very strong, logical edi-
torial of the 10th instant, the pic"
discusses the several candidates and
disposes of all summarily, and mar
rows the contest down to two only,
those of Judge Blanchard and the Hon.
W. H. Price. While recognizing the
abilities and public services OF Judge
Blanchard, the Picayune sees in our
candidate Hon. W. H. Price, qualities
and abilities equally as prominent,
and refers to them in the most COM
plimentary manner, and concludes
that Mr. Price is the one to direct the
affairs of Louisiana as it's Governor
for the next four yearsand announces
unequivocally it's support of Lafour-
|che's noble son. This is personally
pleasing to the Enterprise as it was
the first journal to advocate the claims
of Mr.. Price, the first to hoist his
name to our masthead, and there to
remain till victory crowns him, an
event of which we have not the slight
est doubt. With the help of our great
big neighbor of the City and of the
country press generally, we feel very
sanguine of the result. We append
the closing extract of the editorial
mentioned and commend it to the |
perusal Of all good democrats:
"The PicaSSune believes that Mr.. |
Price, who is young man and COM
paratively new one, but life long
citizen of Louisiana of the highest
will fill with ability and
general satisfaction the gubernatorial |
office of Louisiana, and that his ad-
will make not only for
the general good of the State in every |
way, but also that of this city, which
is chief care under the circumstances. |
Thus the Picayune, with charity fort
all, and with malice to none, but
actuated solely with deisre to pro-
note the public good, proposes to the
people of this State and city the name
# William H. Price, to be voted for
II a nominating primary, to be Gov
rnor Of Louisiana.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-09-12
A CARD.

Mrs. Celina Riggs Of this city, has had
two children sick with fever, for severa
weeks, the consequent worry and expenses
of which have materially strained her very
limited resources. She asks no charity,
but solieits portion Of public patronage
for her fruit stand opposite the Post Once.
Lett alone and without means, with several
young children to provide fol, she has struQ-
eled heroically for the support of her family.
must euceumb. A CHRISTIAN.