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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

NEW YORK. Nov. a.--Mrs. chad
wick l. stin NJ the Holland house
It was learned thia morning that she
had been deferred from going %
Cleveland last night by the action
Of her creditors IN having a roceiv-
er appointed II is said she has no
intention of going 10 Europe.
| q A man who called himself Cole
man Carnegie" called az the hotel
lenrly this morning. lilo asked for
Mrs Chadwick. lie said he was a
nephew OF Andrew Carnegie. He
vas not allowed TO see Mrs. Chad
sick.
IT, The much heralded statement
which counsel claimed Mrs. Chad
wick would issue clearing up the
questions regar ing her antecedents
and financial operations a. not forth
coming. Her attorney today refused
to be interviewed on the subject.
The petition 10 have Mrs chad
wick declared bankrupt and 10
have receiver appointed for her
affairs wss filed in the federal court
NJ the instance Of jacques Kra-
kaucr. a New York merchant who
tn one Of Mrs Chndwick's creditors.
Mr. Krainuer. I'm nm interview last
night. said that Mrs. Chadwick had
been a customer Of his establish
ment for some time. but that he had
not Instructed his Cleveland attor-
neys to take action against her He
said:
Il simply followed by usual Gus
tom OF having my Cleveland attor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Street Superintendent Walters
and the other members Of the board
of works came In for n curtain lee
turo at the hands OF the street com
mittee OF tho council Thursday aft
ernoon. the dlrnified members Of
tho board being sharply criticized
FOR not carrying out the inHtfuc.
lions az the council In reference %
John kaiberE who IL perhaps the
most notorious 81 aeaitlea proerns-
gfinnting street contractors
More than two months ago the
council appropriated 81 500 with
which the board uf works was Ia
complete the grading contract at
Third avenue and Denny way Con
tractor kalberg had been a year
aud a haif In doing the work which
should have been accomplished Ia
a few weeks. aa has been repeatedly
pointed out BY The Star. and nt
last even the patience 81 the city
fathers gave out For some reason.
which superintendent Walters was
unable % explain at the meeting Of
the committee Thursday afternoon.
tho board never took the contract
away from kalberg. or made a start
70 do the work itself
Rather than soil ia hands ln IN
dertakinE the sloppy sob. the board
let the matter slide depending upon
the street committees threat 10
scare Kalbsrg Into finishing the
I job. The imperturhable street con
tractor was really stirred up 10
some extent. but stlll he has been
nearly two months az work and
has not yet finished hts task. He
has actually put a few men 10 work.
T but It a. hard for them and their
T horses 20 accomplish much while
working IN the mud knec-deep
Mullen and Zblnden wanted Ia
know Thursday afternoon II the
board ~ works really thought the
Instructions Of the council were
worth noticing They felt that the
board Was getting rather fractions
and that II the board did not con
slider II worth while 20 obey the
commands 81 the city legislature. "
vas about time 20 come 70 nn un-
deratandinE on the matter
They also Informed Walters uf the
impaaaAhlu condition ~ Federal ay-
auue The grading on the street
has been done. but the Seattle Eiec-
tric company has not yet lowered
It's tracks Walters was instructed
10 see that the company dld ia
share 90 the work 40 that the street
eould be placed In passahle candi-
ton. Walters said he would see
that the electric octopus did ita
duty.
During the discussion. the com
mitteamrn referred with good
deal % significance To section s Of
article OF the city charter. which
4mpoara upon the mayor the duty
N seeing that contracts with tho
city are faithfully carried out The
nnciion reads as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

An the little Indian boys and
Girls in the county who are 40 for
tunaio as 10 belong 90 parents WHO
ncglect them have had a stroke NJ
luck. although they may not know
a. They arr really In great demand
and some Of their own people are
ready to pay almost any price 10
gef them.
This WIS only known recently
when the officers 90 the Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

neys look after my interests
Justice Conlon In the city court
this morning issued a writ OF at
tachment against the property OF
Mrs. Chadwick in favor OF louise
& Co. Fifth avenue mtllionaires.
The attachment was Issued on the
grounds that Mrs, Chadwick is a
nonresident The amount is for
81 .00a. The sheriff Immediately
started In search OF property upon
which 90 levy.
Later Deputy Sheriff Rim served
writ OF attachment on Manager
Herman OF the Holland house. In
structing him not to permit any
OF the woman's property 60 be re-
moved from the hotel. The writ
was served on Herman as Mrs.
Chadwick is q nonresident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
HISTORIES w
from REAL LIFE9

There's n going the which J. q Farrell
jim mrs right hand plays prominent
A politician who O Faral
during visits haiwlek big chH"
had recently paRt
which tho Northern transpoHa
OF
Hut he politician and who heard politician In 9
mileage concluded that all
he had TO do let Mr. Farrell know where he and the Ga
Northern man 10 q 3 D
This a Farrell
Ing The read.
BLANK JUNCTION Wash. Oct g. leoi-J d Farrell Goat
Seattle. wash am tsiEnadl A.
Farrell following
GREAT NORTHERN HEADQUARTERS. Seattle wash. ocea5
l9ofw- A. auy Blank Junction. WASH tsguedl
J. D. FARREtf4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
. HOW NINE. HumeERT Dor
RoWEp MILLIONS ON Sc
cuRtTtEs THAT DID NOT
EXIST

Nine. Theress Hurnbsrt. rep
Z. resentina that she was heiress
. 20 the fortune Of the craw-
. fords, mythical Americans,
!. borrowed 100000 a year from
/. the bankers Of Paris and lived
in luxurious manner for
: years.
Whom the crash came and
. the safe supposed 10 contain
!. the fortune was opened, the
!. the safe was found to be emp.
. ~ and the Hunberts had fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

CLEVELAND O., Dec. 5.-The
third continuance was taken today
In the case OF Herbert y. Newton
against Cassie l.. Chadwick. In
which application for n receiver OF
Mrs. Chadwick's securities is asked.
The matter was laid over until De
eember 10. The continuance was
by mutual agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

date was shown a plate filled with
steaming angtewOrrns. and they were
told that they would have 10 eat
them. Then the girl was blind fold
I'd while the members Of the order
screamed with delight and she was
led with bot macaronl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
RUN
ON BANK

fffN frfftfAfA leWs - ~
BUFFALO. Dec. 3.-The run On
the German American bank WAS re-
newed this morning. The bank
was crowded with depositors de-
manding their money. The string
OF persons lined Up was a half book
in length.
Former Cashier Wehpner. who re-
signed by requlset OF the bank Of
flcials a few days ago. gave out n
statement 10 the morning papers in
which he declared that the institu-
ton had made many big loans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

The ladies' % Queen Anne Con-
gregationai church. az the corner OF
Queen Anne avenue and Caller
street. VIII hold their annual church
sale on the afternoon and evening
OF December .. All members OF tho
congregation and their friends are
invited to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Two Flags" The dramatizatlon OF
ouida's splendid novel has proved a
marked success on the stage. Miss
Chapman. In the role OF Cigarette. -
IL AZ her very best. Miss Gilman
viii be The Silver Pheasant" The
role Of Cecil will be handled by
James Neiii. and that OF Bertie's
brother. Berkeley" will be taken
By George Christie.
The sand storm on the desert is
splendidly represented in the NELL
production OF Under Two Flags. -
and the scenic handling OF this bit
Is one of the best things the Nellls
have TO offer. which is saying a
good deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
CONSTABLE
IS KILLED
By scripps News ASSN

CHICAGO. Dec. AIN a fight over
a slot machine between rival gangs
OF conBtables. Joseph Biederman. a
constable. was killed In the Brun-
ner saloon at Bluestand this morn
ing. The police have made three
arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has decided 10 ap-
point William II. Wilcox postmas-
ter OF New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
RUMMAcE SALE

4 rummage sale. in behalf OF the
Seattle scameu's institute, will be
held by the LADIES' Auxiliary Of the
searnen'a Friend society all day
Tuesday and wednesday. December
9 and 7. nj the vacated rooms OF
ue.Ielbergs cafe. 1112 Second ave-
nue.. The ladies' OF the above auHii-
iary WIN be present on Monday. 10
receive supplies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03


presentation In this city.
The patrons of the Alcazar are In
luck A new stock company IN the
personnel Of which there Is real tai
ent opens a long engagement Mon
day evening. and Charlie New
man IL In the bor office running
things In his own excellent way.
having assumed the responsibility
Of NichERr management Misc
Champion Ia an actress who gowns
herself prettiiy. 10 begin with. and
who has a grace and attraetiveneaH
of person that will add much To the
performances OF the high-elass rep
ertolre which tsp romised Frank
flaming. rs q leading man. - good
and knows his business on the stage
aa well as In the wings. where he
Will auperiutend affairs and coach
the company New scenic effects
are To be added to the AloaEar's
present equipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
HELp nY IN ENrMY. !.

HELD by THE ENEMY"
The new Planning Plat stock
company. which opens an inden-
niio engagement Monday niEht At
the Alcazar. will make th initial
appearance In Held by the Enemy.
Gillette'a military drama. the scenes
Of which are laid in the south. Mo
liao Champion. the pretty and
pleasing younE actress Who Will in-
terpret the leading roles for the
company. viii play Rachel. and
Frank flaming. Who has made him
self popular with Aiea1ar audiences
turing the Wiedcmaun engagement
here. will appear as Col Prescott
Mike" Hooley. the comedian. who
began life a. a Tommy Atkins dur
tnE the serious business Of the BRIT
Iah campaign In Egypt. viii furnish
the comedy for tho ptece Ia the role
of a philosophical old dRrkey
The Wiedemanna viii give THAR
last performance tomorrow night
Mr. Official wife" IL scheduled %
follow Under Two Flags az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

UNDER TWO FLAGS"
The Nclila viii appear during the
coming week IN one Of their best
and strongest scenic plays. "Under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Attractions AZ Local tho
aters FOR the Coming Week
Grand - Shore Acres and
. "ArironA"
Seattle go The Nelila. In
Under Two Flags
&. Third Avenue - Black Pa
It's Truuhadoura.
AleaEar-''lleld by the En-
envy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
IT. OYER TIE :=-;;.-az;.:s- 2, lIE9E.sH
9EGOTLIGEIFE@W2Sxs

attic theater fpern. and reports
form cities where the real "cu0nH
ahyo appeared have ~ that the
whole show IL good and clean and
full Of fresh Wit and neW special
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Photos for Christmas must be OF.
dered now. Slttlngs from 10 10
every day. rain or shine. hksan =
Ericsson. 1916 First We move jan.
ist to Eitei building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Let me show YOU what I'll DO for
you entirely without charge Thou
sands have accepted this offer--to-
DAY they are free from Catarrh.
You've nothing 70 lose and every
thing 70 gain. Just FOR the asking
youth receive the benefit OF my nine
teen years Of eNperieuce-ny impor-
tAnt new diEcoveries-my vast knowl-
edge Of the disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Dorothy Morton has been engaged
! for "Giittering Gloria" taking tho
late laadore Ruah's place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

90 70 spIunings for bicycle re.
pairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
THE BLACK PATTI" TRoUBA-
DOURS.

The original Black Patti" will
appear. with n really fine support
OF ebony minstrels. Sunday night
and during the coming week AT the
Third Avenue. The Black PATTI
has voice and knows how 10 use
II erquisitely. This ~ known TO Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03
Tonight's
Specials Best of
All

Chlldren's Pretty Coin Purses.
with leather handles, tonight
f-lnch Leather Peggy bag. with
flat strap handles, tonight Zoo
Ladies' Crushed Velvet Belts. ia
browns, blue and black, to-
night ..sst.... ...ss.. 3oe
1900 Ruffied Net Curtains. to-
night per pair ...s.....s 2.45
standard Prints. medium and
dark styles. Sac value. tonight
Ladies' Peroale Wrappers. wide
ruffied flounce on skirt, braid
ed yoke. fLO0 value. tonight
$500 1865. =. -. fbo
Mems Heavy Warm Merino Un-
derahirta. zoe value. tonight
Mems Blue Striped Heavy
F1eeced Undershirts, CSC value,
tonight ......ss. ..s..... 4oo
Chlldren'H KID and calf Shoes.
all sizes from . to II, tl.25
value. tonight ..........s.9 5o
Blxby's Shoe Satin Polish, reg
ular 10c value. tonight. &c
Boys Heavy Canvas Bsggings,
army lace fastened, tonight,
per pair .st..fsss..+s.ss 4oe
Misses All Wool Jersey Leg
RinRs. overlnee length, fl.25
value. tonight ......+.....S Oo
Mems Inundcred Fancy Percale
shirts. regular fl2s and 81 90
value, tonight ....stt.....S bo
Fancy Taffeta silks. regular
1925 value, tonight ....s. 500
Nos and All silk Taffeta
Ribbon. tonight ........a.1o
And hundred other good
things for tonlght'H buying.
.E:TERSON'C
4 R00K GOORH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

William Gillette will give hts new
play. sfClarikse.' its first production
In London next spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Mrs. James A. Herne viii return
TO the stage. starring under Ihe
management OF Maurice Campbell.
Henrietta CroBmnn's husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Rights 10 Sergeant Brue." one OF
the most successful OF the musical
comedies running In London. have
been bought by Klaw g. Erlanger.
who will star Frank Daniels IN the
piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

MRrlowe and Sothern will plal
"The Merchant OF Venice" next sea
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

An attempt will be made 10 revive
The Little Princess" which dis
banded some time ago.
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ON
CURING

Answer the questions
I've made out FOR you,
write your name and nd-
dress plainly on the dot
ted lines In the Free Med
teal Advice Coupon. cut
them both out aud mail
them TO me nA soon as
possible. Twill cost you
nothing and will give you
the most valuable infor-
nation. Address Catarrh
Specialist SPROtIE, go
Trade Building. Boston.
Don't lose any time. Do
n now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Richard Harding Davis exports 20
start to work on a play this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

MY Official Wife Is scheduled %
'0llow Under Two Flags AZ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Mrs. J. n. Haverly has won her
suit against w. T.. Vaudeville for
damages for using the name Haver-
ly In connection with hts minstrel
company. Vaudeville was using the
name while I'm Seattle this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Charles 8. Mcclellan Hugh Nor
toaD has come over from England
20 superintend rehearsals OF his new
play which will be produced by
Mrs. Fiske.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Seattle thsatcr. This L. itz first
presentation In this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-03

Going % move January LIST
70 our new location IN the
Eitei block. az northwest eor-
ner Second Avenue and Pike
Street.
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VOTERS, BEWARE

The friends of Senator Talia-
ferro are earnestly warned
against the extreme danger OF
that over-confidence which has
so often cost candidates humil-
iating defeat.
While we may all feel Gas we
do) quite sure of his triumphant
that success CAN ONLY
BE WON by an INDIVIDUAL DEvo-
TON to his cause on the part of
EVERY ONE of his supporters to
the extent of getting out EVERY
POSSIBLE VOTE for him on the day
of election.
If his nomination appears to be
absolutely sure, then the SAME
is quite as necessary,
in order that we may MAKE HIS
PHENOMENAL, and thus
demonstrate that
his right to it is as secure and
positive as we have all so enthu-
claimed it to be.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1904-06-02

Robert w. Davis and Napoleon
b. Broward are the two candi-
dates for the Governorship now
before the voters of Florida, and
the Metropolis, in the interest OF
the people, advocates the election
of Bob" Davis, because we be-
lieve he is better fitted for this
high and responsible position.
His fine record as a Congress-
man has earned this additional
honor, and the Metropolis feels
the people, who can always be
counted on to do the right thing,
will enthusiastically support
Bob" Davis for the position
which he now asks for at their
hands.
We have no abuse to hur1 at
his opponent, who is our fellow
townsman, and who has some
good qualities, BUT WHAT HAS
BRowARD RENDERED IN A PUBLIC
WAY TO THE STATE TO DESERVE
SUCH POLITICAL PREFERMENT. OVER
DAVIS AT THE HANDS OF THE PEG
Pile OF FLORIDA? This question
we want every voter to ask him
self, and the Metropolis believes
if the voter will just stop mo-
ment and consider and compare
the two men together he will
readily concede that Bob" Da-
Wis is more deserving Of the high
honor which both of them now
seek Metropolis.
We commend the above to eve
ry voter who may read the BAN
NER; it is manly statement from
a worthy source.
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WHY PROLONC THE AGONY
Ruin and Disaster Awaits Mr.. Stockton ln
the Second Primary.


Senator Taliaferro only lacked
4S2 votes of having the requisite
majority over Messrs. Call, Jen-
nings and Stockton in the whole
state. While this forces another
battle in the arena on June 9TH,
the result is a foregone conclu-
sion.
We could only see from the in
ception of this campaign ruin and
disaster for Mr.. Stockton, and
we never hesitated to say so.
If there had been any great
principle or issue involved we
would have taken different view
but through our own lenses we
could only discern an insatiate
greed for public Office, intensif-
ed by the hypocritica1 disciples
of graft"
We say this in no disparage-I
ment to Mr.. Stockton. He is a
gentleman of many admirable
traits of character. But the
treachery'of pretended friends
has been the will-o'-the-wisp to
allure good man into the quag-
mires of defeat.
Thousands Of the very best
men in Florida were those who
gave Mr.. Stockton their votes,
but these are now seeing the ut
ter futi1ity of pursuing this con-
troversy any further.
We believe Mr.. Taliaferro will |
be renominated on June 9TH, and
we believe now, as we have for
several months past, that he
ought to be.
We have gone further than
this. We have even said it would
have been an act of mercy to Mr..
Stockton had Mr.. Taliaferro re-
ceived the requisite majority of
all the votes cast on May 10th.
When to us this condition is
as inevitable as the tides of the
ocean, again we ask, in the name
Of reason, what is the use of pro-
the agony any further?-l
Floridian.
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Official call for second County
Democratic Primary.

The democratic executive committee
of Washington County met at the
Court House in Vernon on May 18th,
1904, and canvassed the returns of the
primary of May 10th, 1904, and here
by declare that no candidate for Rep
resentative received a majority vote:
But that W. A. Bryan and 5. NJ. Rob-
ertsOn are the two highest candidates;
that no candidate for Sheriff received ma
iorlly vote, but that q q. Allen aud Tom
j. Watts are the two highest candidates;
that no candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court received majority vote, but that
w. G. Jockey and J. j. Williams are the
two highest candidates; that no candi-
date for Tax Assessor received majority
vote, but that j. w. Williams and j. W.
Bowen are the two highest candidates;
that no candidate for County Commits
si0ner for the second Commissioners Dis
trict received maturity vote, but that A..
l.. Harrell and g. A. Danley are the two
highest candidates.
Therefore, in accordance with the
call heretofore issued, it is hereby de-
clared that primary election, be held
on June z, 1904, at the usual voting
places in Washington county between
the hours of 8 O'Clock a. M, and sun
down for the purpose of nominating
candidates as follows:
/ for REPRESENTATIVE.
/ for Sheriff.
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Tax Assessor.
for County Commissioner for sec
Ond Commissioners district
A. ID. CAMPBELL,
T. e. GAMER, Chr. Dem. Elk. Com.
Secretary.
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Colonel Bryan says TRUSTS
are to be the paramount issue"
A good idea; farmers have dis
covered that the steel trust has
added 81 to the price of every
plow, that the wire trust has put
the price so high that he can
hardly afford to fence his fields,
that the lumber trust has in
creased by fifty per cent the cost
of the barn he builds, that the
Irvine trust is taking robber toll
from his wheat crop, andthat the
labor trust has made help rare
and ruinous delicacy and 50 on
through all the articles he has to
buy. But then didn't Mr.. Roose-
welt in a speech at the New York
Wool Exchange in October, 1896,
say Mr.. Bryan and his adher-
ents have appealed to the basest
set in the land, the farmers.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1904-06-02
Managers for primary EIee.lon.


Precinct No. Id. NJ Simmons, ID. T.
Carter, q. Il. Melvin.
Precinct No, az. R. Gilbert, j. M
Stewart, SAM Hiley.
Precinct No. ar. NJ. Ellis. ID. Burke
L. j. Miller, Sr.
Precinct No. Ar. L. Gainer, =. j.
Galner, J. w. Brown.
Precinct No. b.-H. w. Gwatney, +. j.
Wilcox. j. A MOates.
Precinct No. 6.--S. A. Wesley, b. Col;
win, r. Harris.
Precinct No. 1T. e. Langfton. r. L.
Horne, w w. Cook.
/ Precinct No. 8 w. F. Rnss, Joe How
ard, Il. p. Skipper.
Preclnct No. al. G. Davis, Y. r. Da-
Wis, J. Mccall.
Precinct No. iO--J. W. Brown, N. W.
Pitts. w. II. Parker.
PreciOct No. lin. Il Hays, l.. w.
johnson, J. Il. Martin.
Precinct No. l2.-T. Il. Gainer, II. Bur-
rus TIller. l.. II. Fackler
Precinct No. Is. --P. N. HutchlsOn, 3.
ID. Dostlck. j. b. noates.
Precinct No. IA Il. G. Gay, JnO. III.
Anderson, 4. II. Tlller.
Precinct No. I'm. r. Bowen, W. 3.
Jones, L. 4. Taylor
Precinct No. l0 IF. A. Brown, o. Il.
McKelthen, A. Register.
Precinct No. us. W. Jones. Corley
Melvin, Joe Nesser.
Precinct No, is.--L. q. Davis, 3. Dyer,
!. J. Kronmlller
hD. cAArRELIs
II. Il. GAMER Chr. Dom. Ex Com.
Secretary.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1904-06-02

Alderman official demands an
explicit definition of the Monroe
Doctrine. The Washington Post
glibly responds, that's easyl
Thou shalt not steall" The
Post is viyacious paper, but it
indulges in some snide defini-
tons. The inside meaning of
the Monroe Doctrine is ofcourse,
thou shalt not steal anything
that ] may want to steal" The
man had avery accurate idea of
the'Mohroe Doctrine, who, when
the minister asked if there was
any objection to a couple being
married, rose and said, II OBJ
jevt." On what ground do you
object2" asked the minister. II
want Hannah myself" said the
candid swain.