davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-27

dled happily to him.
 TWO sharp whistles sounded on the warm summer air as the last train puIled out of the station, but neither of them noticed it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-27
po,.oned sadramental vyine.

The parish priest of Carpineto, Italy, dropped dead in fnnren after drinking bration of mass. The wine was found to have been mizea with strXchnine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-27

FOR JACKSONVILLE EXCURSION.
 May 29th, A c. L. will sell tickets for $50 a. m. train and 7:45 p. m. train. s4,5o round trip.
 adv--2t Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-27

Matinee Today, 10 and 90 esmazs
 at CaAina~
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on BIEL PRaLEGLo.

i'll sefor Adolfo g. Fortune, inteligentcl
practicante de esta ciudad, ha concebido eli
proyecto de establecer una sociedad com
obieto de prestar seryicios PROFESSIONALS q
los pacientes que pertenezcan Ia sociedad
bien sea en- la clfnica que tiene establecida
5 bien en- el domicilio De cada uno de los
abonados.
La subscription solo importa p centa-
yos mensuales, pago adelantado, J los ms
critos debeTan sometersc q las siguientes
bases:
Regtamento PROVISIONAL AFtfculo 10.
indispensable el pago por adelantado.
Artfculo 2o.-Desde la fecha de su in
greso tendr6 derecho los sefvieios.
Artfculo 3o.-Dos meses despues de Ia
fecha de su ingreso tendra defecho ex-
tracciones de muelas sin dolor.
Artfculo 4o.-Los medica1nentos son POI
cuenta del paciente.
Artfculo 50. Ell socio que no tenga el
tiltimo recibo del mes no tendra derecho 4
.servicios
Artfculo 6o.-El socio que no le agrade
mi m6todo de curaci6n podra elagir al
practicante que mas le convenga, quedan-
do por cuenta del senior Fortune el ARE
glo.
Nota. -Consultorio interinp, Cruz 38.
Deseomos ell mejor 6xito III senior For.
tu1o.
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De SOCIEDAD.

Iqesita BGrros Vuelve q San Juan,
Idespu6s de estar ausente algdn tempo, en-
los Estados Unidos Ia bellfsima flor del
veTjel poncefio.
Viene como siempre Hermosa dis
.tinguida, puertorrique1a meta Que no Sc
ausente mas.
De Huna0coo.- encuentra en- San
la distingnida ssfiora Carmen Beltsan de
L., quien deseamos grata permanencia
en- esta ciudad.
Las veladedorGs- quedado escoii,
das va por la comisi6n de festejos del Ca
sino, las distinguidas sefioras y sefioritas
que han de ocuparse del despacho en- las
puertas de la Kermesse, en- las festas de la
Purfsima. Manolo y Carlos han sabido
escojer, pues Ell ramillete, sobre todo en- los
|kioskos de licores y flores, es espl6ndido y
hablamos de 6stos porque es La relaci6n
que hemos visto.
Adelante.
Demostroci6n de ofecto.-- Numerosas
pruebas de consideration afecto estd re-
cibiendo la distinguida familia. Zeno Gan
dfa-A Antorgiorgi, con motive del sensible
fallecimiento de la respectable sefiora Maria
IA. Franceschi de Antongiorgi
SEMPER.
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iHO ACATlRRARSE i!

E1 catarro es una enfermedad que Jiene
muCha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye Invade todos los Or
ganos del Cuerpo cuyas funoiones y fuerZas
debilita profundamente. Es causa frecuen-
te de la soTdera; afecta la vista, la nariZ y Ia
garganta y es generalmente por donde EN-
pieza la tuberculosis tisis.
La misma facilidad y la freCuenC1a con
aue Sc pesCa un cataFro haCe las personas
indiferentes para curarlo Ia gran mayorfa
no be- preoCupa de las consecuencias.
Les bafios frfoS por Ia maian& Immediate
mente despuGs de deiaF el leoho, dormir con
las .VentRnaS abiert&S evitar las coTrientes
de aire, son preCauCioneB muy buenas que
no cuesta trabai 10 el observarlas. Pero ei
preventive mas SECURE, mas efo8z, mas f&ci1
los m6dicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de ace.
te de higado de bRcal8o.
Els sorprend ante Ia fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gia poder de resistencia que recibe el
OueFpo humsno de las pequenas dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO le administTaD
cor oonstancia. ESta Emulsion, recubre
interiorme to todas las parties d6biles y vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection Catarral.
De ouando en- ouando apaFeCen industria-
les POGO escrupulosoS anunciando emulsiones
vinoB preparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedadas ourativas que no tienen y haSta hay
quien SO atreve decir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo kerosina es un alimento
IQue es el petroleo2 Un aceite mineral
,Iie se usa como combustible para lubricar
, Iimpiar maquinas y para alumbrar.-Una
substantial indigestible que oarece de Ia pro-
piedad esenoial de todo alimento, oual es Ia
asimilaoi6n; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modihcarse sin ser absorbida:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propisdadeS curativas alimenticias
del aosite de higado de bacalo. 81 Sc diiese
que el petroleo 90 un alimento para m$qui-
mas podria pasar, pero no para al cuerpo hui
m8no. ...#'.I
81 ten6is alguna duda, preguntad vues-
tro mediCo; 81 os confrmara estaF%erdad; y
ci eSt8is escaBog de fuerzas, de oarnes de
Eangre, os aoonsejar$ que tomeia Ia Emul-
ci6n de Scott.
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UnO que fue detenidO eI 70. de AgOs
to, de triSte reCOrdaCiOn.
Fue denunCladO pOr pOTtar aTma pOF sustTaC.
ClOn de IN GahaIIO, deCIarandoIe no GuIpa
Bile ell JuradO.

La noche del primero de Agosto, de iris
tie recordaci6n, fu6 detenido por la policfa
Jose Ayala, con un cuchillo en- la cintura,
montado en- caballo negro, que cuidaba,
propiedad de un americana, en Ia cuadra
de John Cloy.
Denunciado por la portaci6n de arma,
81 juez municipal le impuso dos ineses de
carcel; denunciado tambi6n por la sus-
tracci6n del caballo, Sc vic aver Ia causa,
ante el jurado, en- cuyo acto el Fiscal pidi6
Sc absolviera Ayala, perentoriamente.
En- efecto no Sc demostr6 que ell acusado
tuviera intenci6n criminal al apoderarse
del caballo.
Ell juez sefior Audrey explic6, con toda
claridad, los elementos caracterfsticos del
delito de hurto, hacienda entender al jura-
do que 81 creiah que ell acusado no habfai
tenido intenci6n de cometer Ell delito, de-
bfan absolverlo, pero que, 81 crefan 10 con-
trario, debfan manifestarlo. /
Ell jurado declare no culpable q Jose
Ayala, que fu6 puestO en- libertad !, inme-
diatamente.
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Para Se1OraS
nif1aS y ni1Os

mo ha visto usted los magni-
fcos trajes, blusas kimonas, sa-
cos guarda-polvos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, trajes para nj
mas y niflos, ETC., ETC., de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios 4 que
vendemos son muy modicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido com
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos ,encajes, calados, bor-
dados- etc.-Zhe Porto Rico Drow1
Work& Embroidery Co.-l9 For
taleza San Juan.
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lNDICAlOR GENERAL

CONSEJO A LAS NIADRES.- IIl jara-l
be calnnante de Ia sefiora WinsIow debe
usaFse siempre que los nifios esten On Ell
perTodO de Ia dentici0n. PropoTciona ali
vic Immediate al pequefio pacfente, produ-
Cd un suefIo natural y tranqnilo, aIiyia el
dolor vel angelic despierta muy yivo Y
allegro Es nluY agradable al paladar, cal
ma al niflo, abianda sus encias, alivia sus
dolores, hace faciles las fllnciones del est6A
mago n regula los instestino. Els ell nnejoI
remedio conocido para la diarrea va pro-
venga 6sta de Ia dentici0n 8 de culquiera
otra causa. T6ngase muchb cuidado en-
pedir el "Jarabe CalnAante de la Senora
NVinsloNi1; es ell Ineior de todOs.
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AInnOrranas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDAD poruo naaa
d UNGUENTOs b
vinoso nveno
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capi
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborabEe -Mafiafia 6, 6. Is, s 30
/ 8. As 90. Tarde 1915, Las, 8.15. 4.85, 5.8l
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 6.5, $50, GA
Hoo. Tarde 1915, 1.30, 2.30, $50, 4.3(
$50 6.15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. DE
Catafio Bayam0n, ida vuelta 1a clast
$O-25 % clase $0-16. De Bayam6n Csta1C
ida v vuelta L. clase $0-15, % Clase $O-lO.
Billete Ordinario de Capital Cataflo on
% clase 8 centavos.
Bayamon, 10 de Septiembre de 1893. Ra
mon Valdes.
Sc NECEsITA, una GAIA para guar
dar valores una baranda para eserito
rio todo en- buen uso; pago de contado.
Direction: 2. 0. Box 791. 3v.
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vn hOmhro hOnradN,

Senior Editor.-Sirv&Se informar guS leo
torres que 81 me eSCriben confidencialments
les mSndare por oorreo en- carta BelIad& d
plan que segui por el cual obtuve 81 resta-
bleCimiento permanente compacto de mi
gAlud , vigor varonil despu6s de amos de Bu
frimiento5 de debilidad nePviosa, p6rdidaS
nocturnaS y parties d6biles atroaadaS.
No 90 mi idea ConseguiF dinero de nadis;
fui robsdo , egtafado por CharlatsnOB, hasta
perder Ia te del genero humane, p0ro, graciS,
Dios, eBtoy ahoFa bien viRoroso fueFte,
CON deaoo do hacer conocer & todos ogt0 P0mo-
dio cieeFt0 de ouParBe,
No teniOndo NADIA que vOndeF nj que On.
lar g.. A. D., no dOseo dineFo.
DiFscoi6n; d, BFAnt, Box DOlray, NiOhE.
pE TIT
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un nivel igual al de todos los denas anne
ricanos; que ell gobierno insular Sea IN go
bierno aut6nomo, en- completa simPatia
y bajo Ell control de nuestro gobierno anne
ricano; que los funcionarios admin nistrati-
vos por nombramiento sean en- Ia mayor
parte possible puertorriquefos, 3 personals
que hayan Fl jado su residencia perrnanente
IN la isla, que aunque sean americanos, no
obstante sientan simpatfas por ell pueblo
puertorriquefio y que entiendan sus cos
5umbres y necesidades. Yo estoy suma-
mente convencido que debemos de prestar-
le nuestro mas decidido apoyo y eoopera-
ion a su sincere y respetuoso mensaje."
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MIGUEL sABINO. - SastrerSq IttEana-
IS San Francisco 55--,SGn Juan, PR
Va ha llegado Ell vapor frances ''Quebe,
|ylcomO 10 habia ofrecido en- 81 herecido di-
rectamente de Paris ell gran suTtido en- te-
as de alta novedad y elegancia de todos
,olores para t0dos los gustos.
RuegO pues mis- numeTosos clientes, ,se
sirvan hacerme una vista, de la que les
lsaguro saldran complacidos.
En- 10 que respecta calidad " buen gus
20, este 10 tiene acreditado ell estableci-
niento desde su fundaci6n, y todo cuanto
oodria decir esta probado con hechos desde
Iue Sc abario al publico esta casa en- esta
:iudad.
Como va 10 tengo anunciado otras veces
Il que quiera vestir con elegancia barato
ouede hacerlo pagando la pequefia suma
le ST. 90 nor geInana
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-03
!. THE INSURANCE INVESTIGATION.


having and paid back into the
the Equitable Life the hng $25oo plus back
confidence Me-
makes good the interest
the investigation being conducted by
legislative committee New York
appears like
Charles exhibited
witness tell Altogether,
swimmngy.
On examination of officers the Life
Equitable
Regarding
stakeholder
Thus enabled
putting the ghtand
testified that the Mutual 100000
which
New Life
sign millions to be used by the relieving books
undesirable securities For
certain securities satisfy Ps
although
Company security the
pany employees!
the results Of the seemingly
BILE with all it's salaries and expenditures
as better than the other eompanies-Argonaut.
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controlled by Hawaiian He succeeded here by E. E. Paxton
o Hawaiian Factors Co, Ltd
ending Sept 90
as
in
of Maui Hawaii Throughout the Hi district of
While
conditions favorable satisfactory growth in most
little sunshine
Kipahuu district of field
interfed with The
of
rain which during the of the week"
the Nebraskan
u.
Kahu the
and Sierra for
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few outside friends. 1t will be a
musical festival and not less than
three, Quintet clubs vii furnish music
for the dancing to follow. SO that no
interval time will be lost. Invitations
will shortly be issued to society peo-
pie Ia general to be present.
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Chen =. -. s.,s...ssss.t.sss.s.sst y
Nara Carreirc and hsb 20 Manuel
Cnrreiro .......s...s.....s...s ~
Maria Carreiro and hsb 20 Francisco
Cafreiro ...s............. .-.ss ~
Young Koon Sing to Lau Shun....P A
w c Peacock & Co TO W { Pea
cock q Go Ltd ...................B ;
Alice NJ Way ct al to John
Rothwell -. '......-....-..... s...r a
Z II f wolter TT to>Oahu Rail-
way a. Land Co .................!- ID
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
entered for Record September Is, 1905

Entered for Record September 2S, 1905
From . a. ". to 4 D. m.
d N Hoopilimeai and VT to Patrick
Cockett 49,.
George r Mcleod and WI by atty
to Gilbert j Waller ........... d
Kaholoiio Hall (w) to @ j Waller d
Joseph Hay and VT to August
GramDerg ....,......... ...... u
Ching Shat to Ching Hang Yai. .B
Jose De Nobriga to George o Hart d
A Rodrigues and VT ct al 10 Nellie
MOORE .................,. ~
Liliuokalani to N Yamakami. 49,. L
Ellen A Polyblank to Sam'l Nowlien r
Samuel Nowlien and WI to Ellen A
FolyDIahk ..............s..... M
Entered for Record September 20. 1906
From Ga. m. to D. m.
Lau Len to Wong KIM. .......... B
Kaneohe Ranch Co Ltd TO g Bolte
Kaneobe Ranch Co Ltd 10 c Bolte I
Harriet G Beckwith to Joao Costa +
Loo Hong ct al Adv Wong Who
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The Ellis Glee Club win celebrate
the first anniversary Of Its life about
the middle OF this month by giving a
banquet and a dance at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel. Manager Ellis is ten
dering the banquet to the members and
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CASTLE & COOK Co.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR EAUTORs.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOH
whs EVA Plantation Company.
The Waiaiua Agricultural Co. Ltd
The Kohale Cugar Company.
he Waiinea Sugar Mil Company.
he Fulton Iron Works. st. Louis. Mo.
tn Standard oil Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals-
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
snce Company, OF Boston
The Aetna Insurance Co.. Of Hart
ford, Conn.
Ths Alliance Assurance Company. Of
London
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Recorded September 81, 1905.

E A Douthitt and WI to William o
Smith, M; lot blk 81, Waialae tract,
Honolulu, Oahu. 5000. b 271, p $50.
Dated Sept 20. 1905.
Resale G Phillips by Regr, Notice;
of decree of title In Land Reg Court
case No 40. b ga, p 271. Dated Sept
81, 1905.
Isaac S Kaiu' to Chow Yuen, l.: pc
land and bldgs, Nawiliwili, Kauai. s
yrs at $3.50 per yr. 27S, 27S. Dated
Mar 81. 1905,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

euHalou aud much uratory followed
the second reading ~ the local OPP
don bin yesterday afternoon In the
house. Tho bin provides that when
petition signed by 10 per cent uf
the qualified voters Of any county
incorporated city OF town. or any
organized township shall be filed
with the county auditor ar city
clerk e nprrial election stall be or
dotei To- take place between 40 or
40 dayn thereafter 60 determine
whether or not lidupF rhall be Huld
within the district from which the
petition iH made
Representative Lee A Johnson.
Of Yakima. who fathersd the hill
pleaded rloqucutly Tor ita passage
Hoprescututiyc Iiuxtahle moved 10
indefinitely postpone H. but hla
motion wan also loHt
Todd OF King moved that It be
re- referred tu the ,ummittc" ON
public morals. but Johnson made
another plea. and Todd withdrew
hia motion. moving instead that the
bin be- passed to third reading Here
Wlsr. of klng. moved Tea adjourn.
aud the discussion was cat short
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Quality Uubaehed Canton Flannel r
width. regular value 6iae Nsu auc
Good Quality Full Yard Wide Beaehed
shed soft for the needle regular value ae Eafe' anu
iliahts mite taps MADE on ihe meleeIifea hs''
rurhe 70
Infants soeknet Rubber Bibs 1ae after
Chidrens Knitted UnderwRists sizes TO II regular aU Que
after
vegeta Water Riene Woe so
Carnation Pink. regular
Ingrama Mweed Cream. makes compilations good regular
Al
Library patent tubes aae 1so
usual size AFTER
Plates semi-porcolaiu pattern sold tracing esu Az
per dozen $3.50, after 6. cach..',... .o,.
Dresden pos White Granite Wash Bowls, regular price VS.
after 6. each s'.t'''...' "a.
Oak Tanned regular 25c pair after per p
O.
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which they should have a feproHsn.
tation of one out Of nine The bin
had been bone Of contention
ameng the committee 81 the senate
and "a bitter fiEht was expected. but
IL was tabled without discussion. on
motion uf Booth. Of King county q
adopt the majority report II the
committee uu medicine. surgery
dentistry aud hyKlene The major
Ity report recommended the bill
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WATCH FOR VOTING RESULTS IN SUNDAY PAPERS.
f'After s" SAVINGS

just the savings have Saturday
Womens French Shoe Dressing-Whiemore
made usually 6............. Sc
CurdsPlain all
and a Pc
Curtain scrmln lace stripes both solid eoors fancy striped
effects. usually n yard; lbc
Envelopes Best white government fun hgh
a ...... q
strong and good quality
Hat of
mountinga after 6................. DC
black white
and all colon after
iBe Handkefchc FOR l3oPan hemschea
cred edges regular i5c value
a Beautiful I'm dark
grounds with designs full width dark
o'clock. 80
o'clock 20
Infan socne Rubber Diapers buttons
price soc; after
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.OSTEOPATHS
WON FIGHT

OLYMPIA. Feb = Senator VI.
sons bin 10 regulate the practice Of
0stcopathy was effectively killed by
indefinite puatpuuement yesterday
afternoon i'm tho house. without De.
bate hTe bill provided that all
ustcopatbs should he examined be-.
fore the state medical board. on
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At Ballard
Observation-Disclosures


AFTER A FRANCHISE
The ualIari Electric company
which be- represented by Ffsi =
Simpson. VIII ask the city council
al the urKt meeting Tuesday night
fer a franchise similar O. The aHs
granted fu iIfrRrf r. Is expected
rs somr thHt this franchise aIil be
turned down. but &C. several - fhe
eouuriImru Afo in favor 80 fhta and
they are alvsys HaYIHs they want
competition boa she cts 80 that thes
cam have better service. n IL be-
lIatrd by Mf Simpson that the
franchise will DO granted
The details OF thia franchise are
similar 20 the brewer franchise r.
almost every respect There aiII he
El.o0o tanned into the cts treasury
and the ald franchise. witch eaaf tHa
Ballard Electric company fasaa# kEli
BE- given up This nrs franchise
the electric tomrany vii aHk for
u!li DO o. extend extend their lines
an over the city. Thsnr extensions
viii rarf not l-sH than $4,000.
The Ballard Electric corn ftuf
saa Boz process 90 extending ZEE lIHss
throughout thr rity when the lifea E
rr franchise wnn granted. and ell
the material g. az hand ready r.
De used Il % actH the rights The
new motors that have been set up
, at the plant are large enough tn
supply the entire city with HEhta
but before ihlH can be done there
must bu one more generator In
stalled IL "a sure thinE nos that
the city vii b. furnished with at
she lights desired and there viii be
rejoicing among those who llfs tH
{ the distant part % the city.
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= OLYMPIA, Feb 24-An
result 90 The stars nFht On
q formaldohydcd milk senate bill
No 3. introduced by Senator
= Tucker. making II a peniten
tiary offonar for dairymeu OF
= other prrroun 90 adulterate
q milk with furmAldshYfe uf I
q other poisonous substance. IT
= 20 have milk 80 adulterated IN.
their possession. haa passed
q both hoVson and nov only /,
q awaits tho signature Of the I
= states chief executive i,
The bill passed the house 4
= yesterday BY a vote Of u 10 O. /,
= absent 90
The penalty provided Tor The 4
violation OF the bills pruyi /.
aions 10 from one 60 three yoafu =
. In prison.
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ApES. Arabia. Feb. st-Ths So
mali Muilah. better known as Mad
Mullsh.- De- again on the uar path
II Ia reported that be Il a DAY 3
march from Obadia. and to haFs
seized and KILLED &C. number q tha
sultan q Dhadia'a followers Md
Muiiah~ hes caused the british au1
Italians great deal 81 trouble Il
the past
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To visit California some time. Now
Is the best time Why travel by
water when CTR time Is shorter
The Southern Pacific company op.
crates two daily trains by pictur-
esQue Shasta route Tickets. rcsor-
yations and descriptive literature at
Union Ticket office. eos First ave
nue.. T. T. Ellis. Gen Agent. .'s
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'AttttAttsAststttststaAt

OLYMPIA. Feb a ltepfs 4
sentative CLARK. Of kiuK yeH 4
trrday introduced a bin which 4
a Boz expected to arouse fierce
a opposition among tho rantH Of 4
labor unions II provides for =
= the repeal of the present eight
a hour law ns regards the work (.
day ON an state county aud =
municipal work done hY con
tract or uub-tuutfart The bill :
also has an emergency clause
calling Tor the bill Ia - into Z
= effect Immediately
Senator kinuear introduced .
similar bin tn the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

The Manufacturers Shoe Sale Saturday ChIdren's D

Interesting Tor mother Ike
children Kid shoes OF fine dongola with wedge heels
and turned soles all sizes fro excellent value
Manufactures Surplus Shoe sale price
Chidren Box Calf Lace Shoes with medium heavy sole
backsays and spring heel sizes 10 unusually 800
school Manufacturer shoe price INC
Little High Cut Shoes made Of White box calf
orthopedc TOD low Heels baeK1hyt with
i5la pair worth fi75. Manufacturers shoe
price ..... 81 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
KILLED IT

crrd the bin. dared Ia register his
vote ln favor uf 1t
80 measure introduced IN the les
islapuro has sruuaud more indignant
protest than the hlli which WAS
uuthin, more or less than AN at
tempt ou the part Of the Frye.
Nruhu company tu form meat
trust and put the small producers
uut ot business
Every newspaper In tho state. uA
vcpt a Seattle evening democratic
sheet. opposed H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

possible worthy qualities
Misses Calf shoes In lace With medium heavy soes boehs
and low heels sizes Sis As good others e noe
Manufacturers Surplus price 81 ID
Calf Butcher dull grain tops sNns cav
with haeksfays and medium heavy soe; sizes L 70 ~
Surplus sale price 81 40
womens Fine Kid Shoes with Cuban heels ka |
medium thin soles. designs many nave 49,,
surplus Shoe s
price ....''..'. SI'oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia Wash.
staff Correspondence b. Dan Dean

OLYMPIA. Ecu - The meat
inspection hill is dead. The star
exclusively announced several days
aEo that it would he KILLED. and
that prediction va fulfilled today
when the Joint live stock aud daIr,
product committee voted To iudpt.
iuitely postpone It.
To complete the ebstquies over
the iulgHifHHH measure the house
also unanimously adopted the com.
mitteo's report 80 merV hrlmluE
was the sentiment against the meas
urc that not even Representative
Dawes. Of KING county. who faith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-24

s0-piece Dinner Set. a deep Co
halt blue and gold design: very
handsome. 5000. for s7.75
i5c i-quart Yellow Mixing Bowls
...stsss*.ass ss.s.s.-.ss.. luc
&c 2-quart Yellow Mixing Bowls
ss.rta"ssssas 80 10000 ..f.. - Toe
30c 3-quRrt Yellow Mixing Bowls
............ Ice
ioc Porcelain Dinner Plates. Sc