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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

WANTED, no BUY "A GOOD cow
must be q good mixer; state number
cash price. Address CLIP. care this
Office s{ Fl, N; VI
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you CAN SAVE MONEY b Z ORDER
= ing your awnings from lis now, co III crS
LAND y co, l6s N. Ninth. Phone 1910.
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SyssANTlSp, 100 w M EN- FOR CITY AND
Northern clties;# 20 farm hands, Virginia
and Northern States. Call iortwrlte 2ll!a
Y North9Slxth Street. ss s5S .
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COME, LOOK AND EXAMINE OLIY.
{ ER's stock before buying. Sale to-mor-l
row at 1890 "A, M, OLlVERS AUCTION
s3IIOU SIC. 90 Broad Street.
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YOUR GROCER TOR
A perfection Of tine 8 canned goods. e I ~
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GRAND 8sAI.N, II TOMORROW AT OI.IV-i
FRS AUCTION HOUSE, % Broad
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MT SEC eND.HA AND SURREY
for sale cheap. Apply to W. g, ssM l,pII.
Sli North Fifth st5het
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aAsOLINE ENGINES.
-----------------~---- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BARBERt SHOP.

WE DO NOT BELONG 10 THE BAR
Der trust: we don't rob the people only
class white BARRIERS at sl1Frz & co.'s,
y 1908 u. n Main Street. Is ia
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E9r li9a 10
Shoes
: z - - u - =
FURNITURE MOVING.

CALL MlLLNER's TRANSFER TO-
haul your furniture; he Z has 1.-The most
careful men 4 n the city. Nc 4 e03 East
Broad. II Phone 144b.E
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II O r III s A II. EI--'r,WO (A1ALEl FOX
4 Hounds " three years e old excellent
hunters Address FOAs aIfu INTER-,
q Stokes, Va. Ii. Isl l5 4 IA j $,s, II. q
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SELL TOT. All RI
tune''l OF q Mrs. Rorer" Gas Range, ana
does not cook bake 2r pr3ii az JAZZ WHn
5 money: 41O-21f E.S Broad Street.
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MATCH S.REPAlRlNG.S Il

9fed BY WIN ~ BIIDNl Jr.,,5 Is a guarantee 1
t hat Il done properly 20 years. expert
ence. Cleaning ST. 90 Main Springs,
M ST. co. 40S East Broad Street. All work y
guaranteed. A Nh 153
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CIINN1NGHASrs BLOOD
Purifier Will cure all blood diseases: = q;
fine spring tonic. 81 per bottle. ID d
U Richmond Na
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FOR SA LIFELINE BELGIAN y IARES;
price. $50 per pair, Address Box No.
E.@l 49, DrNkesl Branch, Va, 5
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DENTISTRY ., 8! !, !. ] / y :: ! !.

soUTHERNS.DES'1aA a8R OOA1s,s OPPO-5
I ina tons and estimates free 5s IA
II. ". DEsPORTEs D, D. s. DENTAL
S ONCE 625e e. Main Straet Phone 5206
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WANTED.

WANTED. no BUY, u N CARLOAD
81 and Inches thick, 10 to i16 feet, first
\ and 4 second and No q CON mon rolgh;s
e state quantity, present or future delivery;
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6EEDs AND HARDWARE.

EARLY suNLIG GIFT sPoTATo Es. sa.75
BARREL early noYe s. ee,76 barrel; Red
White Spring Oats 45c. 9bushel; Garden
3 Peas, Fled Sesds, Grass ana Glover al
4 lowest prices for first GLASS seeds Tar
RGoflI. g y Pdy q ly poe
g nlents. Agents for International Stock
H ana Poultry Food, e5 and b0c, packages.
ia orders promptly s filed. SOUTH ERN
b si1SD co.., lle n Eighteenth Street.
4 Richmond. Va 81
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WANTED. TO SELL. SWEET MI TX. AT
70, quart; butfarslilk, 4c,; cream. s5c.:
z butter $50, from March LIST, RENNIE
d DAIRY co, t21! n. Third Street.
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MORPHINE, OPIUM. I4AGDANUAl8A AND
cocuine habits cured permanently at
home Of patient without ainGonvenisnce
hundreds complete trcatm $40. For
9Sfull particulars write Or. LONG Coz
8S BoxS11l7 Atlanta, Ga. IA 324af u
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osTRlc +. FEATHERS.

EOLDsTIPs, PLuNfES AND BOAS MADE
5 new In ALI colors; bring your samples:S
fs let tbs mt " q q CIV plume to match
fifth Street. jsSts
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WHILE An ISAEMPF.s ASK ABOUT
those tnnes Carnnlels. Gee, but they're
good. 10 North Ninth.
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THE LITTLE G IRL WHO SAID THAT
was letting off sleep says
that lSAuAlPF'S the best place to buy
"a Candy ITO North Ninth,
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lMPROVED@HA RROWS.

DISC HARRoWs WITH SOLID STEEL
weight boxes. an IL friction rol lers. most
u durable bearings wi ths OIL no les free from
AZ clogs ing, and dust proof !; d sizes, IL, to-
~ 20-inch discs. Guard II Frame & u lever,
Y Spike Harrows, so and co teeth, the
4 stron gest. made; the continuous guard
& franc around ends of tooth bars pre-
vents hanging Constructions and RI adds
II South Fl fifteenth Street, between Main
and Cary. ~ & ltis slisl
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roRs8 SALE All, low. FIGuR E:s SEW.
.{eral Horses and Mnles, ssS suitable for
farming. a ply. at PIONEER TRANS
&i FER co.'s STABLES, t'oushee .and
N#CAnAl Street w. l3a2 50
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FOR sALE-TWo INcUBAToRs CA
Il 5pacity about 100 eggs III splendid
iF condition; cheap for cash. Phone s2ll4.
4 or address rs N. Ninth Street. n
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ANTIQUES.

CLOSING @UU-ls AT q sT. OSTRAND-
Il IIIa'S, 200 w, Broad, HI I K
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$3.50 CARPETS YOUR ROOMS, LINING
free Send for Catalogues. IL LIJTX. RUG
Il CO.. Al North II hirteent thu Street Phil
a adelphia, Pa. r. 81 74
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SECONDHAND PIIAlT ON FOR SALE,
In good order; a. Bargain, Apply to w,
q. SMITH, 3l4 N. Fl fth Street.
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WANTED, 10 BUY TWO sIx-FOoTi
a marble top meat Counters and two
square Butchers Blocks. Up. ROBIN
2 SON, Twelfth and Perry, Manchester.
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3WHY5 NOT SAVE MONEY ON YOUR
If spring millinery and ladies' furnishing.
{ Ny limo Is now com plete: STYLES up-to
date MRS JULIUS BEAR, 1923 r.
Il Main Street. s3f Is
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he LEADE 3 n ~ OWN 80 q

MOVING 1T kNITURn AND SPIANos a
81 speciality; nothing but carefulsmen$ EN-
4 ployed prompt service. MILIINER'Ss
HI trRANSFER. 70. 002 East Broad Street,
g Phone 1445. Ri
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SECONDHAND eRUBBER-TIRE RUN
about Cor sale Apply to W. 9. SMITH,,
II 4S14 N. Fifth Street.
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WILL, Sci. CHEAP. ONE 2-Ho RsE5
SS Trap two victorias5 and one, .Surry; one
81 tie "a CARRIAGE Il: and wagon IA Glory of
d CONRAD GROSS. 30 West Broad ST.
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CALL UP LEE FORD! Is Ro.8FoRf
painting; We also put In glass and res
grain doors. Shop, No. 10 z. Main ST.
$, Phone 1886. li i335
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FOR SALE OR lsxCIIANCi PA i LARGE
flat top office Desk. Address ID, SO.
crte this office. SSss II
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GROCERY WAGONS. TRUCKS AND 1
81 Bugg1es. new and second hand We can
8 ana see us repairing specially. 3. c.
$aBRISTON,Ssl 1870 p. FRANKLIN. r hone
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ROOMS. OPPO.-
site the post ftiee. Phone 1896 Exam
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

RUGG1Es, SURVEYS AND SPRING
Wagons or ali kinds at HE WATT
Il PAOWsCO CO.,, Fl tecntl and Fra nklina and
%plcte stock in Richmond. 3ftj III s
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n FISH, OYSTERS AND 1PoULTRY.5

BEST QUALITY DIRK RIVER SoYs-
4 ters.s Fresh Fish, Poultry and Fruits can
always be had Mt w. c. GRAY'S.612 r..
Marshall Phone 1548.
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BAKERY

JELLY r. rolls, &C.;
Jelly Cakes, 1Oc.. layers 81 80 kinds
X Fancy Cakes, Is dozen for Csc. DRANK
ARDS 4231 NJ Sixth. la
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PAINTING.

CLOSING OUT & AT COST. OsTRAND-Ss
Err s. FOG W. Broad. Il 3
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FoR sALE-FOR WANT OF, USE;
Phaetoris Buggy, in good order, to sell
heap for cas- h Address Mr. HARVEY,
H COS a N. Twenty-thrd Street 81
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I,ARGEsT coLLEC TION OF ANTIQUES
I in the State; everything Mt rock bottom
( prices. BIGGe. No, 516 East Main
4 Street. I'D tI9S RI, 55ss ~ H fls s
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AZ. ALPERIN, ri FsRDSCO SIGN AND
house paint ter, has removed from 203 M
y l1tth8 toH2N M Four TIL, and is now pre-
pared 70 I'll all ord ers pro3mlp tly.8' Phone
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rOR. sAJ.IJ-NEVNsANDl SECONDHAND
"a Iagons and Trucks; Rubber Tire work
painting and repairing RICHARDSON
BROS, No. G13 Brook Avenue. IA 5S5s
, 1905-03-15

Attest-Jed Dubois, Borough Clerk.
, 1905-03-15

John H. Baumann, of Philadelphia,
was down Sunday looking after his
new house being built for him on Oak
enu
Charles Benson, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Benson.
Mrs. l.. r. Baker, who has spent the
greater part of the winter in Pennsyl-
vania and Vineland, returned home
last week.
J. Thompson Baker, Esq, went to
Lewisburg, Pa, Monday morning.
Miss Stella Coombs has returned
from Philadelphia, where she spent
most of the winter.
John w. Ramsey and daughter, Miss
Estellena, returned to their home in
West Chester, Pa, on Monday after
spending two weeks at the Seacrest.
Mrs. Bernard Benson has been con
fined to the house for a week with the
grippe.
, 1905-03-15
NOTICE
grippe.

Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of the School District of Wild
wood in the County of Cape May that
the annual meeting for the election of
five (5) members of the Board of Educa-
ton will be held at the Borough Hall On
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1905
at 7.3O o'clock p. m. The polls will re-
main open one hoar, and as much
longer as may be necessary, to enable
all the legal voters present to cast
their ballots.
At said meeting will be submitted
the question of voting a tax for the fol-
lowing purposes:
CURRENT EXPENSES
Teachers, S 600.00
Interest on bonds, $50 90
Janitor and clerks salaries, 2O5.0 0
Coal, light and water, 300.00
Books and stationery, $4,000
Incidentals, 0 90
Redemption of bond, 5OO 90
The total amount thought to
be necessary is $685. 90
The following proposition will also
be submitted:
The issuing of $500. 90 bonds in adj
dition to 100000 voted last year for
rebuilding of school building.
Dated this 10th day of March, 1905.
G. G.. .ELDREDGE,
District Clerk.
, 1905-03-15
PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received on saturday, March
Is, 1905, at ! O'Clock, p. M, by the Borough
Council of Holly Beach, N. j., for the cree
ton of a boardwalk on the ocean front.
Length of walk 1925 feet. Each bid must be
accompanied by "A certified check for $500,
payable to the order OF the borough treasurer.
Bids to be made upon the printed forms an
nexed to the specifications, and filed with
the borough clerk on or before the above
date.
Inc revised specifications requires bidders
to estimate upon white cedar, white oak and
chestnut, one bid to be submitted for each.
a bond will be equired to the amount of
one-half of the contract price.
Counci reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
For plans and specifications apply to l.. NJ.
Rlce, borough Engineer, or II. S. Hewitt,
Borough Clerk.
BY order of Council. IL. S. HEWITT,
Clerk.
, 1905-03-15
BY the Tonic Route.

The pills that act as a tonic, and not as
a drastic purge, are DeWitt's Littie
Early Risers. They cure headache, COLI
stipation, biliousness, etc. Early Rlsels
are small, easy to take and easy to acs
"a safe pill. Mack Hamilton, ho'ei
clerk at Valley City, N. d., says; "Iwo'
bottles cured me of chronic constlpa'
tion." Sold by Davis the druggist D.
, 1905-03-15

An ordinance to provide for the better secu-
rity of life and limb in case of fire in hotels
and other buildings in the Borough of
Wildwood, New Jersey.
BE it ordained by the Council of the Bor-
ough of Wildwood:
section l.. That all persons owning, leasing
or In any manner having charge or control
OF any hotel or boarding house, or any public
scnool, or any other public building, factory
or m|anulactory or workshop of any kind, or
any other building lin which guests, Students,
EN- ployees, or operatives or any person what
soever, to the number of thirty or more are
accommodated, or are steadily or casually at
work or 90 congfegate), when any such build
lngs are three or more stories in height Tor
any dwelling house three or more stories in
height occupied by three or more families
above the first story, said owners or lessees,
or other persons having charge or control of
said buildings, shall provide all such build
lnSS with IA permanent ana safe external
means of escape therefrom, which shall be so
arranged that In case OF fire the ground can
be readily reached by the persons ~occu
the third anu higher floors.
section 2. That such external fire escapes
shall be constructed of metal and not less than
eighteen inches in width, and shall be Sc
curely fastened to the outside of the building,
and that The number of and the location Of
same snail be determined by the committee
OF Council, to be designated the
on Fire Protection, or by the Fire Inspector,
which said committee or Fire Inspector Shall
give notlce In writing to the owner or lessee
or the person having charge or control of anv
such building, setting forth in said notice the
number ana Kind of and manner in which
sald nre escape or escapes is or are to be cree
ted, as required by this ordinance.
Section 3. That any violation of this ordin-
ance, or NEGLECT to comply with such notice
10 put said h'e escape or escapes up within
ninety days after said notice is received,
snail be deemed a lnisdemeanor; and any per-
son convicted thereof shall be liable to a line
not exceeding three hundred dollars, in the
discretion of the court; and any person or
corporation falling TO comply with the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be liable to an
action Tor damages in case of death or per-
sonal injuries sustained because of the abb
sence or dis-repair of such fire escape, or in
case of fire breaking out in any building
upon which there shall be no such efficient
nre escape; and such action may be MAIN
tanned by any. person now authorized by law
10 sue, as In other cases of similar injuries.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall take
erect Immediate y and all ordinances or
parts OF ordinaces Inconsistent herewith be
ana the same are hereby repealed.
Passed by Council FEBRUARY %, 1905.
Approved February 2S, 1905.
LATIMER II. BAKER
49,. Mayor.
Attest-Jed Dubois, Borough Clerk.
, 1905-03-15
Borough Of Wildwood, Cape
MAY County, New jersey

ISUO AppfOprEdthOilS
Proposal of the sum of money thought
necessary to be raised by taxation for the en-
suing year, and the principal objects for
which it shall be be expended.
, 1905-03-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale
of mortgages, premises and goods and chat
tells, to me directed, issued out OF the court
sale al public yendue on
, 1905-03-15
Ordinance No. S5.

An ordinance to provide for the better secu-
rity of life and limb in case of fire in hotels
and other buildings in the Borough of
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GOT COLD
RECEPTION

Pres. Glll'a salary bill got a warm
reception az tho meeting OF the
council Saturday night l, was not
Approved. A special committee,
conslsting OF the finance COMMITTEES
With OH and Cole added. was ap.
pointed TO report Thursday night
an 20 whether or not the general
fund could stand tho drain contem.
plated, which was almost cquiYa.
lent 70 drowning tho meAsufo.
ON declared. however. that the
money was available. lie also made
Il uncomfortable for other members
when he reminded them OF the fact
that when salaries were raised last
time q was with the understanding
that a general Increase was % fol
low. lntsmating that the former
raises were made unlustiy. lie said
the money could be secured. even Il
u bad "a be- borrowed from the va
ter fund. Ia accordance with the
time honored custom OF falling back
upon that resource In time ot dis
tra0A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

Woman Against Woman ia u
the old fashioned iype q emotional
drama.
And the andieuce AZ the Third
Avenue SUNDAY night was % the
old fashioned TYPE % audience-thai
does not Try 10 hide its appreciation
uf the hernlnos euffsrings beneath
a laugh nor show is biase ibdiftsT-
ence a. Tire Villains dire machlna-
tlonH ~ . handicap.
On the eoatfary. there was a fut-
ter a. ndkerrhiefs from the female
Contingent when the heruine's habY
died and hiss "a indiHnafion when
ths vallain got the upper hand.
But. like Az good. old fashioned
emaflnnai drama. eli ended happily
before the curtain dropped Tor the
last time: the eatranged couple were
reunited. the villain received an
awful choking ai the hands % her
victim. the good hooking hero came
back from Australia with a new
paddock coat and a grip filled With
iucre. etc. etc
Unless You are really hardened
playxner. unless your heart II ro
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SAYS BLASPHEMeR
MAS STRUCK Dk 40

COLUMBUS. O.. May s-The ex-
ecutiYe department has been re-
QueHtsd TO verify a miracle.
In pamlico county, n. G.. a revi-
yalist. Rev. ). r. stephens. told an
audience q a foarfai vengeance Wis
tied BY the Almighty upon a bias
phemer In Ohio. According to
stephens this sinner had named a
stalk ~ corn after the second person
OF the Trinity and one day vent
out with a sickle and announced
that he vas going 20 cut Il off the
faee Of the earth. Immediately
there came clap Of thunder and a
tongue u fire descended on the
wretch. who broke cut into = flame
lie burned four days. parchins the
earth aud causing assures "a ap-
pear At last a hole was dug and
The blazing carcass rolled into t..
where Il continued Ia hura three
DAYS longer.
The revlvaliat said that he him
self had seen the awful sight. al
though the heat was 80 intense that
be could not approach the body
closely
A hearer ~ AIR stephens branded
this story "a talsehood and vas
sued for Islander. the preacher de-
elaFins that - could prove the
truth q the wundrcas happening.
The defendant sent letter %
Governor Herrick. asking him to
send a sNofn statement concerning
the affair. 10 be used Ia the iaN
suit.
The burning took place in the
eastern part ~ the state. 50 Mr..
stephens asserts. The secretary q
state has been assigned the taka %
verifying or disprovlng the story.
The writer 81 the letter AYERS that
the rcyiyalist Is still preaching In
North Carolina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

We have added n full complete
line OF Paints, Oils. Varnishes, etc,
10 our line Of business and have a
competent salesman to look after
your wants in this line. We Will
try TO please you and guarantee
quality OF goods to DO the best.
Please call and see us when YOU
need anything In this line
Painters supplies a specially,
GEO. II. WOODHOUSE CO..
1906 Second Ave.
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St4ttttttt+tttti

HREMERToN. Mac s--Lieuten.
ant Fischer heft here teda9 With a
draft of q men far the tFaAnlng
ship Pensacola. now stationed al
Nuerha Buena. Cal. They viii ioln
tho crew which is being assembled
on that. ship for the hattleahip ofo-
gun. now In eastern waters.
Or. Wheeler OF the Puget Sound
navy yard has been ordered Tor
duty on the cruiser Cleveland at the
Pensacola navy yard
The destroyer Perry has arrived
from Victoria aud will 80 into dry
dock az the navy yard Wednesday
Tor minor repairs
RFemerton has an epidemic ui
measles.
The cruiser Chicago - expected "a
arrive at the navy yard for over
hauling about July I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

longer touched by a real tear
stained. human interest play, 40 10
tho THIRD Avenue this week aud see
Woman Against Woman"
Tho J0ek Daniels stock company
has cast this vehicle better than
any other OF lis offerings aud, in.
Ramuch as the company Ia now In ~
firth successful week. this Il saying
something TO Us credit
The new bill Mt the Star starts
Monday.
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jomss Both~SA TssS,. tss1.
lQAn' .tnSURANeE. RsRvS'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

Because p. ". Daily and irving
Ballard. theatrical men. insisted On
Rettling differences by street fight
ing. they landed In the city jail.
charged with fighting Both fur
nlshed bail and Justice Gordon will
adjust the trouble In court Monday
afternoon.
J. J. Rubenstein. tailor. piled
goods on the sidewalk in front OF
hts place Of business. be was ar
rested on n charge Of obstruetlug the
street. Bail was furnished and be
viii appear before Police Judge Cor
don soon.
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LOOKS LIKE
BUSINESS

SAIGON. May s-The hospital
ahfp Knahoma arrived here THIS
indicates tbs approach Of Nehogat-
offs squadron. which passed the
Straits Of Malaeca Friday. Sixteen
large vessels are now lying of Cape
Saint Jacques. a large Russian
squadron IN reported off the AMMAN
coast.
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10 fine prizes 10 be awarded

they all little will pleased delighted
have. See them special exhibit in tho
there viii be twelve prizes why"
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HORSE WHIPPED

SPOKANE. Wash. May s-Mra
James 5. Mitchell Of y 202i Third
asenns. severely horaswhipped Mel
lie Maud Bell. q pretty young artist.
aged q. living AZ Fourth and Alta
mont. Saturday afternoon I'm front
Of the Baptist church. Mrs. Mitchell
was furious over the attentions she
believed Miss Bell was receiving
from AFR. Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell
aiashed blow after blow upon the
face Of Miss Bell.
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Union Bakery
and Cafe
We serve fine Coffee with Cakes
fresh from our own ovens.

n, any evening. your copy Of The
Star has not arrived at 500 o'clock.
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NOTES


4 A DOCK on A DOCK.
4 Il has net yet been deter I
4 mined when the Moran hroa.'
4 floating dry dock will be
a docekd for repalra Il Is SO !
4 feet wide on the bottom and !
q the yard dock h 60 feet wide.
a 50 that Il win require oonald
a cradle docking up to put the
= floating dock in. -nremortou 4
a Soarehlight.