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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
cost once Hours.
Cation is badly. off, j.

Cotton is badly: off.
Fireworks at Fancy Grocery
Company. /.
stufed Figs and Dates at Fan.
,v,Grocery. Company. !
40 Cent Counter for the Little
rolks a, Hillsboro Bookstore.
New Crop 3 Groom Rsisins Is
,.nts ger pound at Fancy Grocery
Company.
Hejus's Pickles at Fancy Grocery
Company.
If you want an Overooat or
Macintosh from IS cents TO S1,25,
al on Parish.
Xmas Malaga Grapes, Oranges
Apples, the best that grow, at Fan
,y Grocery Company.
1T you. have any thing to cell
Brown & Company will pay highest
market price, cash or trade.
Mrs S. M. Ga,tis went. 10 Rich
moud, Va, Monday, to visit. be,
niece, Mrs. M. M. Anderson.
Say, have you gotta Boomerang
Sold only a, Sante Claus Headquar
,ers, the Hiilsboro Bookstore.
Wedding Presents and Xmas
Presents can be found at Hillsbor,
bookstore in great variety aud al
ways up to date.
"A nice Christmas Present. Al
assortment of Heinz's Pickles ant
Preserves. Sold only al Fanc,
Grocery Company,
More good things to eat for thu
Holiday Trade than ever seen be
tore 10 HiIlsboro, at Fancy Grocer.
Company, Headquarters for variety
IF yon want to e a pretty lin
Of Lowney's Box and Baske, Can
dies, call at Fancy Grocery Com
psny Headquarters for swee
things.
Remember, O Remember, Tn,
Hillsboro Bookstore is the place t.
get Christmas Presents. Great va
re,y of useful aud ornaments
thugs.
Rev. John D Williams, paste
Of the Methodist Protestant churcl
Winston, N. G., was in town las
Friday on a visit TO his sister, Mr.
John w. Ray. !.
Please try Darlington Hall Co
tee just once. Ask your neighbe
about it. Sold only at besdquar,e'
Tor good thugs 10 eat. The FaDc
Grocery Comuary.
Read the advertisement Of T
W. & j. G. Webb on ool first pag
These gentlemen are doing a rus
ing business these days. Call az
see what bargains they are offerio
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
YOU SAVE

BY trading with Parks "a Hedg
peth. Our stock OF Fail and Winter
Goods is larger aud more complete
than ever. Be up.te.date and buy
where You can get the best goods
tor the least money. This is bust
ness.
We have Clothing tor old gentle
men, middle.aged men and boys.
The ft of:our Clothing will compare
.yith.the best city retail trade aud at
village prices.
A fine line Of Mems Flannels,
Heavy Ribbedt Cotton Underwear,
etc. IT, you are looking for any
thing new in this lime, we have it.
De- you want Shoes or Hat ]?
We have them / in all styles aud
prices, and for all ages.
Our Dress Goods for gthe ladies
aud little girls will please them. We
are offering the best line Of these
goods ever shown in this market
We want your trade, aud need
your money. We are Offering big
inducements ii Hardware, Stover,
Furniture aad Agricultural Imple.
ments. 7*s ~ &
Lend Vi your ears. Oar Grocery
Department is full aud complete, aud
we handle nothing but the best.
Shingles, the best ever sold here,
/ Fertilizers of all grades aud at
prices as low as anywhere.
Our trade in Bnggies is immense,
Handsome and elegant line of Buggy
Robes to 60 with them. The most
elegant ever shown in Hillsboro.
We are always ready and anxious
to show our goods, We are proud
of our goods aud of our large and
increasing trade. It will do you
good to call and see the handsomest
stock of goods ever brought &c
Hillsboro.
The people are standing BY Us and
We feel sure that premptness, po
likeness, low prices and .1the best
goods will increase our already large
and growing business.
Your friends,
PARKS & HEDGPETH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15

"A Box Of Robert Burns Cigars
Is just what a fellow would like to
see coming his way Sold only at
Fancy Grocery Company. Head
quarters tor Pipes and Cigars.
Mr.. P. H. Smith says one Tiger
with two eyes can do more harm
than seventeen blind tigers. Any
one wanting a worl with Mr.. Smith
will find him at N. W. Brown &
Co.'S.
-Physicians nse Shriuer's Indian
'ermifuge in their practice aud pro.
nonnce il a first class article. A triaI
wAl convince The most skeptical O.
lis intrinsic value. For sale by W
A. Hayes. Druggist.
Mrs. Florence Fitzpatrick, o:
Ehand; killed two pigs. One;
m"n'h- old, weighed 125 pounds
The 'argos, pig was IL mouths ol,
and weighed 372 pounds I, pay
- ra'"t hogs. AID nearly. every fam
,y a rase nj or :wo With ver,
'ltIe extra ost aud trouble.
"A good many fine porkers bav
oeen slaughtered in HilIsboro r.
Gently Monday Mr.. Joh4 w. Ra
KILLED two, one weighed $50 poucdl
ana the other 252 Mr.. Geo. Law
S''ed five that averaged over 80
pounds each, their aggregate wejgt
'e'"g l,522 pounds. The larger
'o' OF hogs reported. 10 far.
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Low

] On December. 18th and 9th the
Frisco System will sell one.way ex
cursion tickets from Atlanta to all
points in Indian Territory aud Okla.
homa at the extremely low rate OF
S16.00. On same dates one-way re-
duced rate tickets will also be sold
to points in Eastern and Central
Texas. Write for. full particulars.
S. l. PARROT,
District Passenger Agent, No. 6,
North Pryor ST., Atlanta, Ga,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15

old time Maple Syrup at Fancy
Grocery Company.
Don't be imposed upon by tax.
ing substitutes offered for Foley's
and Tar. G. D. Jones.
Our young friend. Mr.. David S
Tipnin, for a long time with the
Burlington. has resigned, and now
holds a position with the Northerp
Pacific, with headquarters at ST.
Paul, Mnn. We are always glad.te
hear of aud note the success Of our
Hillsboro boys.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15

~ -Toley's Honey aud Tar posi-
lively cures all throat aud lung dis.
eases. Refuse substitutes. G D
Jones.
New Books, Calendars, Xmas
Cards, just what you wan: at Santa
Claus Headq rarters, the Hi!lsboro
Bookstore -.
Get it qnick-a Boomerang
the greatest novelty Of the aye, at
Sa6,a Claus Headquarters, the Hills.
> boro Bookstore.
Owing TO- an increase Of ;bnsi.
ness, the West Epd Grocery Com.
pany, under the management OF
VIM. H. Newman, has added
room 10x38 feet on the north side
] They have also increased their stock
and are ready to buy al! kinds e:
country produce, aud guarantee tau
treatment and Your moneys worth
every time. Call and see how wei
.yon will be treated at West Ent
Grocery Company.
Mr.. A.. J. Gordon, Assistan
Postmaster aud u S. Com missioner
showed good horse sense when h
raised meat sina.ead ct cotton. H
Killed 6 hogs the other day that as
eraged 200 pounds. Like the goo
cle.er fellow that he is, Il fr'en'
sent as a fine lot oil sausage, spare
ribs, etc for which We return man
thanks aud hope that he may be 3
successful iext year, and that h
will contlnue ,o remember iha, lh
printer loves good things
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15

PLEASE YOUR FAMILY and
,er5e s2ar house by painting
~" l. u NJ. Paint. Its lead with
z'c Non phalxable. Money saver.
FULLEST measure. TakessLeast. Call
!" ". ), 4 b. B. FORREST, Hills,
boro, N. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
PAY Your Town TAX

PAY YOUR Town TAX
The Tax Payers OF the Town of
Hillsboro will please bear III mind
that the Town Tax for 1904 il now
due, and / will be. pleased TO give
receipts tor the samse Persons
owing Tax will please some for.
ward aud settle.
WA. MADpRy, JR; -
H Town Tax Collector.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
w =;

100 Geese, 100 Ducks. 200 .Tur.
keys, 5000 pounds of Walnut Ke:.
nels, 1000 Bushels of Wainu,s, and
1000 men, women and children to-
gee the 10 cent Bargains al Brown.
d. Company's.. New goods. weekly
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
ssGhOSt Sale.,':

There will be a "Ghost Sale" and
an Oyster Supper at. Sobley Public
School House, Friday night, Dec.
10Th, at I o'clock Proceeds to be
used 10 the purchase of seats for the
building. Public is cordially 10
yited.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
A COSTLY MISTAKE,

Blunders are sometimes very ex
peusiVe Occasionally life :tself is
the price of a mistake, but you'll
never be wrong it you take DR..
King's New Life Pills for Dyspeps,s,
dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowel
troubles. They are gentle yet
thorough. 25c, at w. A. Hayes
Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
SXsI - E8 : u a.evs@v#a@ 81. 80 IN
Proceedings OF County
commissioners.

~ IA = t- Is
The Board was i session Mon
day and Tuesday, December 9Th and
9th, with Chairman McAdams aud
Commissioners Pickett and Brown
ing present. Besides the proceed
ings published in our last yweek's.
paper, the following business was
disposed Of and the proceedings or
dered published:
Ordered, That John F McAdams,
Chairman, be appointed q commit.
tee to let to the lowest bidder on
December 18th, at IL o'clock m, At
Hillsboro, the repairing of. bridge
over Emo river at said place.
Ordered, That's W.. Andrews
Sheriff, be appointed a committee 10
examine bridge over New Hope on
Chapel Hill. road and report 10 the
Board on the first Monday In Janu-
airy the condition Of said bridge.
Ordered, That: 4he Clerk Of the
Board be instructed not to Issue any
orders to outside poor only on the
days of meeting Of Board and when
The Board considered 1.-The matter
Of compensation for their services as
members Of the Board, and decided
,ha: 81 per day aud mileage shall be
the pay OF each member.
The following amounts were audi.
ted and allowed and orders issued
for same:
II Outside poor 81 each : Gu. Scott.
w. A 'herIy Jenny Chavis, Pleas
kob.r.s, Bedie Woods, Lizzie War.
ren, Wn. White, Anna White, Miss
Pickett, Pantha Poe, Margaret FL
lis, Nancy Crsbtree, Ann Scarlet
Mrs. John A. Newman aud jaugh
tiers support 4 go.
For holding election 81 each ; G
w. Riley, Wm. Sparrow, E. w
Neville, f.. T.. Forrest, A. l.. Find
ley, ] L. Pool, W. Y. Walker, Ju
MUS Lloyd.
For registering votes, ho'dio&
election and making returns :. S. ]
Hall So; John z. Lockhart Z Is
George L. McAdams 1880 D NJ
Saunders Gas G. B Griffin 805
D. u. Taylor 721 w. NJ. Strowt
Joho Kirkland Q; Juniu
Lloyd l 0e.
John r, Hughes for NJ. Howard
Deputy Sheriff and support Of KNAPP
Horner 2O65 E; E. A. Dickson, bal
ance due him on settlement as Coun
y Treasurer 1856; Edwards 4
Broug,on, record books IL Is ; Jos
A. Harris. publishing report financ
commit,ee,a nd settlement with Sher
if Sc 20 ; JOS A.. Harris, services a
secretary OF County Board OF EIec
lions and postage, &c. 26 IS J. D
Webb, Chairman County Board o
Elections, services and mileage Is Sc
W. w Warren, work at Count,
Home II so; w. F. Cole, repairin
bridge over Morgan creek IL sc; h
w. & i. g. Webb, supplies Count
Home 2777; d H. Hamilton. SUI
plies Clerks office 675 DR.. @. {
jones, Waiting County Home, exam
ming insane and attendance 81 ia
II 80
D. III. Hamilton, Clerk of the S,
) perior Court, presented his anno'
statement for IL months ending ii
fret day Of December, 1904, shov
log all money in his Office. Aft
examining the same and finding it
be correct, the statement was o
! dered TO be published in The y
snge County Observer aud recorde
in Book of Official Records.
JOHN LAWS,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
.oSTED LANDS.

The law makes it a misacmeanor to
hunt upon lands in Orange county with.
ont the written consent of the owner, Of
said land. AL persons are hereby noti-:
fed not to trpspass upon my lands III
Checks township The law will been
forced against a!iaoffenders.r % y
This 10th day OF October, 1901. ~
MRS. THnS.4J. FREELAND.l,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15

We Live to Eat and Eat
.r.... to Live. F,
So have some thing good. Bal.
lard's Obelisk Flour for your Xmas
Cakes. Also Candies, Raisins. Nuts,
Apples aud Cocosnuts Just received.
Flesh line of Rice, Homioy, Grits,
Ost Meal, Maccaroni and Full Cream
Cheese. besides the best Canned
Corn and Tomatoes at Parish's.
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r &

Some Can, some Can't.
We can show you the best line
aud greatest variety Of FANCY
Groceries eve brought TO town.
Fresh and frst.class or you. get Your
money back. Fancy Grocery Com.
panY. $~ @
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
school Books.

Rememb be, that we have the con-
tract for Public School Books, and
keep what you want in that line
Haye just received a big lot at Par
ish's.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
Clerk Board Of County Comm'rs.
OLD SANTA CLAUS

OLD SANTA CLAUS
IS Says 60 to see Speck Fauce:te az
the "Keys,one." He will treat you
as nice as anybody. There you will
find a fresh line of Candies Nuts,
Prunes, Dates. Figs Cocoandts, Or
anges, Lemonss, Apples. and q fresh
line Of Box Caudies put up for toe
holiday trade, ),
l have also q foIl line of Jevelry,
Watches and Clocks which are bar.
gains for the price.
Cal! and see me before you buy in
my line add see what l will do FOL
you. q
I am at the same place I was las'
Christmas, between the TWO lnea'
markets
Your friend,
SPECK FAUCETTE.
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NOTICE.

rXECUTORS' NOTICE. 5f -
- 4E9 RI 81 ss,gAas
Having this day qualified as Executors
CT M. G. shepard. decreased. we here by
notify all persons having claims against
the estate to exhibit them to The under
signed on or beture November !. 1906
this notice will be plead in. barsot
their recovery, and all persons intebted
to said estate will please make immeli-
This lEt day of November, 1904.
WILLIAM B. SHEPARD,
eBENNEHAN CAMERON,
~ - s Executors.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15

The Greatest i8areain
I'm Shoes from SOC Up.
Just received a new line latest
styles at Parish's.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-15
BENyETT-H EDGPETH.

M i
TIE marriage of Mr.. John How
ard Bennett, Of Clio, S. G and Mis-
Kate Curtis .Hedgleth. daughter OF
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, 81, Hedgpeth
of. Hillsboro, took place in ST. Mat
.hew's church on Wednesday, Dec,
Z, at 3 o'clock p. IN, the rector, Rev.
'S''sPaxson Waters, officiating.
Mi. Gilmore Ward Bryant, direc-
tor OF re Southern Conservatory ct
Music, Durham, presided at the o..
gan. There were eight attendants,
and Miss Mary Exum Meafes, OF
Linwood, n. c., was mad of honor.
The bride entered leaning on the
arm OF her father who gave her
away. She was met at the altar by
the groom, who with his best man,
Mr. Charles +. Wells, of BENEFITS
vile, Sc, entered from the vestIy
roo t..FtrA, .ssz#.
We1earn that the bridal presents
were'numerous and valuable, Z One
ot the presents was a handsome
silver sonp service presented by the
vestry Of St. Matthews church, #
which Miss Hedgpeth had been or
ganist for . long time. 5r
Mrsand Mrs. Bennett left on the
evening train Tor atour to=fTampa,
Key West and Havana.
Among the. oat Of town- visitors
who attended the marriage we're
Mrs. Jane Bennett, Of Judson, s q.
mother ofAthe groom. and Dr.. Henry
Bennett, a brother Of the groom, OF
Clio, S. G., and many others. !
~ - il + Z
Mr.. John R. Christmas, travel
ling salesman for Messrs. w. Fl
GIeuny q Co. manufacturers <.o1
hardware speciaities and wire goods
Rochester, N. Y, yis visiting his pa
euts, Mr.. aud Mrs, John Christina
at HilIsboro.
Our. good neighbors and friends
Mrs. Julia Lyncn and Miss Bessie
Gordon, killed some 6ne hogs las
week, I'D as usual sent The Obser
yer a liberal supply OF fresh meat
Miss Gordon SAYS she will raise
hog next year that will weigh Coz
pounds. II our young friend, Jacl
Roach, reads this item, be will spent
all he makes trying to raise q hol
thar will weigh 6O3. @ -
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SHE MUST
CLOSE IT

Edith Belmont. formerly q woman
OF the underworld. who for the past
few uienths. IL " said. has been
conducting a house Of iil-fane but
thinly disguised at iisss Columbia
street. - 20 be put out OF busi-
mesa by the police. according Go a
story Ia circulation about head
quarters today
The womnn formerly conducted a
similar resort on First avenue OPP
ponite the pnstofficr. aud for awhile
was not naoirstcd. When AZ last the
polite. peke up che moved 10 her
present location.
Aetinu chief % Police Sullivan
was ASKED this morning what he
knew u the resort conducted by
Miss Belmont,
Il nnaerHiood that the woman
was conducting q lodging house In
the upper part Of the city" he said.
but have no Information that her
place a. anything more than a lodg-
ting house. will have the matter
investigated.
she was notified by the court
that she could not conduct dlsor-
derry house In that part OF the city
and she wifl no, be allowed to do
So
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Will M
INTERFERE
CIVIC UNION HAS NO DEFINITE
PLANS FOR COUNTY CAM
pAtGN

The board q trustees Of the Civic
union meets this afternoon at 4 o'clock
20 talk over the present county CAM
psign and discus various routine mat
teru. IL has been reported that the
union would take more active part
In the county campaign than II did
IN the city campaign. but Judge Milo
A. Root. It's president. yesterday said
that such was not the intention.
Our interest I'm the fight will prob
ably not extend beyond the selection
Of the two justices Of the peace and
perhaps the prosecuting attorney" he
said We will take no part In the
legislative campaign. Our union was
organized for municipal reform and IL
would be outside its province TO ex-
tend its influence 10 county affairs,
except where the immediate interests
Of the city are concerned.
when I say that l do not mean
that the union will sink out OF sight.
We Intend TO back UP all city officers
who try 20 do their duty. / think that
the new city officials. in the council
particularly. are an Improvement on
the old l also think that the agtts-
tion OF our union contributed TO that
end In that II aroused business men
and reputable citizens to- take an ac-
tive part In the campaign.
Il am expecting an honest and en-
terprising city administration for the
next two years"
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BATTLE ON LAND
IS CLOSE AT HAND

ST PETERSBURG. March 2e-r is given out from official
batte be the Yalu
centating opposite attack
teen
In
that cossak
artillery
reached Oak about eighteen miles southeast Of Win
forced five
between and Yang Oak and
o faguing march
office that he
OF the he
Chon dispatch
Of Immediately to oppose the advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26
PILES CHOICE

what would have been close and
bitter fight for the Republican nom
nation for representative from the
Forty-third district was nipped In tho
bud last night when the Roosevelt
Piles club OF the Second ward at a
meeting IN Ben ffur han, decided that
Mr. Piles should name his own eandl-
date Mr. Piles did 80. choosing Frank
Twitcheii. his county campaign man
aver Mr. Piles endorsement was
made IN the interest Of Second ward
harmony.
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were the new officers installed. Rob-
ert Hesketh. Pacific coast organizer
OF the union. officlated.
Gordon a. Rice made an address
on organized Labor and It's OBJ
jects," and II. Pohle spoke on the
Labor Press" other speakers were
Con Russell OF the Building Trades
Assembly, n. A, Hoffman. president
of the Seattle Provisions Trades
Council. and Richard Powers OF the
Marine Cooks and Walters Union.
A literary program was given. An
orchestra composed OF members of
the union furnished the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

The Pacific Packing and Navisa-
ton Company's ship ST. Paul was
lowed 10 the coal bunkers Thurs
day from Eagle harbor. whore she
has been tied up for the winter. The
vessel win be ready 20 sail for the
north about April II. After leaving
this port she viii proceed Go Fair
haven. where she win take on a
cargo OF ennnery supplies for the
different eanneries OF the company
In the north.
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KATE DAVENPORT
SAFELY HOATED

The bark Kate Davenport, which ran
aground on The sand spit at the en-
trance az Shiiahaie bay late Thursday
night. has been floated and towed 10
the plant OF the Seattle shipyards
comlmnys where she viii receive gen.
cral etefhnuiinE.
The vessel sustained no damage as
the result Of going ashore. owing 10
the fact that she is 81 the flat.bot-
toned type.
She was being towed Into the ship
yard when she struck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

A burglar who entered the resi-
dence OF II. T. Burt. at i0is Main
street. last night awoke a daughter
OF the owner OF the house. The girl
uttered piercing scream that
frightened the thief away, He took
So from n cape in the hall before he
made his escape.
house at sos Maynard avenue last
evening. The apparatus was called
by an alarm from box &C and soon
put out the fire. The damage was
small. A japanese occupied tho
house.
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She Was Right in the Midst of the Flying Shot and Shell and Had
Narrow Escape From Destruction by Bursting Fragments She
Is Now at Tacoma
Especial to The sssrl


'SPee~ 70 me S'Af@
TOWNSEND Wash. March 2e-The American steamer
PsIsdes ony American which the hsrho s' Port
a - a -.
Arthur during the Japanese heneadsn'' o. February ss "
a.. a,
49, nv - '-'S~ Ns VIZ" ' - ~
I.nar Vokohara Moi
Arthur In the order named
g.. p..,., .o.,a cert.
=. a. A.. A.. al. nro...a.a dscharae
"s' ~-tsS y wv ~ - '
that she
-.
would shot sheu ~tnh
heurs
A. ,At H. 49, p..., ..-.hn var. ,.,or,d outside
- w. N -"
harbo In In roads.
dreamed hestittiss were no
= =. -. -. L.n.
peP"fa"ons 'eF an @''s0s '"s "t"' ""N' ~ -" 1919 -
al hcf
''e 'oPssS ~''~sN "''~t' ''~'"s ~
g.
Russian fleet the outside en-
advance japanese set Msante
Japanese torpedo beats had sasasd into the eaeor ana aas
=.
Of the Russian srhps that they had be run ashore to
keep them from sinking
: a.. A.. -. 49,. 49,. =. a..
me Hsss&" sa"Ao'0" Wv" 's'''u " wv ~ "'' - "-
H. TIKI fleet
he ~hoI. fleet OF basshp. and cruisers forty
rIru,,. tn, eanronsdina MAS terrific
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DUPLEX THEM:
SINGLE now

Mrs Maggie f7aiuey. the operator
IN charge q the Pacific Postal Tels-
graph compauy's office at Ballard,
was granted a divorce from her hua-
band. Archie Rainey, also a telegraph
operator, BY Superior Judge Tsllman
this morning Mrs. Raluey alleged
nonsupDort and was grant the divorce
on that ground. She was given ALL
mony and the custody Of her son. ?
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26

LoNDoE.--A few weeks aFo, Russia
launched az cronstadt ucw type u
submarine boat named the Petr
Kochka
She was built from designs drawn
By Lieut.. Eoibasaief and Engineer
KoutoinIloff. officers In the czar
navy.
The trial trips Of the vessel Il Ia
Understood. satisfied the experts
Three or four more Of the same type
are ia various stages Of construction.
The Pctr k0chka ~ built In nine sec
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LECTURES APRIL ~

Commander Booth Tucker Of the Sal.
walton Army and party Of assistants
will arrive IN Seattle April Il. and
will hold a biz public meeting In the
Grand opera house on the evening Of
that day Commander Hooth Tucker
Will dcIlver n lecture on the subject
Dramatic Scenes Of Love and sor-
row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-26
OFFICERS
INSTALLED

The local Cooks and Walters
Union held jollification last night,
the occasion being the semi-annual
installation OF officers Eugene
Smith. president; W. w. Levi, bust
mes agent. and Al Reep. secretary,
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Kadiak and forwarded TO sltka. The
point where u was found II 200 miles
from the supposed scene Of the
laundering.