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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
List of Deeds Filed for Record in
County Clerks Office.

w. w. Majors and wife to Mrs. S.
Burr Martin and wife to Mrs. s.
r. Carruth, lot in Midlothian; $500.
H. w Kelly and wife to B. o.
Freeman, lots in Waxahachie;
$3.50.
N. e. ]. Pierson and husband to
c. W. Davis, 8 acres out of the
Drinkard survey; s45o.
T. F. Griffin and wife to Luther
and Matte Moore. lot in Ennis;
$3.50.
R. p Clark and wife to Mrs. Mat
tie Cliff. lot in Waxahachie; $3.50
Southern Manufacturing Co TO
p. X. Thompson, 1872 acres out of
the f. circuit survey: s2664
j. r. Love and wife to T. f. Moore,
lot in Italy; $4,000.
Nj. E. Barton to Cnas. Dodson, lot
in Midlothian; $3.50
]. F. Chapman and wife TO c. d.
Chapman, 40 acres out of the DeMott
survey, $1,000.
T. ]. Jones and wife to J. F Bur-
row, lot in Ennis; $4,000.
.
t21012 acres out of the C. d. Dyke
man and H. D, Ripley surveys;
$6315.
r. P Burlington to James Bryan.
100 acres out of the c. D. Dykeman
survey; $4,000
s A Bryant and wife to B. c.
Kelley, 117& acres out of the NJ.
E. P. & P. r. Co. survey; S1722
Sam A. Bryant and wife to 3. c.
Kelley, 81 81 acres out Of the J.
T. Cadenhead survey; $1201.
w. A. Orr and wife to J. T. Stoyau.
119 acres out of the Steel survey
sG500.
c. 4. Kirksey and wife to r. l.
Bishop and wife. 100 acres out of
the James Lisle survey, $500
W. H. keener and wife to ". H.
Warren, lot in Garrett. $S15.
r. F. Blackburn and wife to II.
F. Gerbrick, lot in Ennis 5000.
Chas. P Nance and wife to Geo
w. Beaver, 100 acres out of the Jose
Antonio Gaoua survey: $500.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01

Victoria, p c. June News has
been received here from HabarovSk
telling OF the imprisonment OF a Vic
toria dealer aud two American hunt =
erS in common with o score Of Japrn r.
ese who were captured hy Russians ON
the Japanese schooner koyolchi in tine
Okhotsk sea They were sentenced 20
one year and four mouths imprison
ment for hunting fur seals. though cap
tured ON the high seas THE sentence
dates from Neb ant will bs served at
Haharovsk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01
No Steps Vet Taken.

Washington. June While the PES
ident hs discussed Informally the sub
1ect Of peace negotiations with mem
bers of his cabinet ard with some rep
resentatives Of foreign governments al
this capital and in the near future
probably viii take up the matter with
others, il can be said authoritatlvely
that no definite steps have yet been
TAX IN by this government.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01
SOLDIERS STONED.
Conflict Between Strikers and Sotdie r,
Two Killed and SIX Wounded.

LODI. June IA conflict between
strikers and cossacks occurred here
Wednesday The soldiers were stoned
by a mob of men who were irving To
bring out some weavers who were al
work, whereupon the troops fired. XIII
ing two men and ~ounding six con
dition almost Approaching anarchy ex-
lists here The strikers appear 10 have
supreme control, They are forcing the
manufacturers to close their mills and
the manufacturers are urging tha gov
eminent 10 proclaim martial law In
one instance strikers forcibly elected a
military guard from a mill. A regimen
OF cavalry mas arrived hare.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01
BASEBALL


Waco ~ Dallas.
Faft Wnfth. 8 Austth Z
Temple gnuteara
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01

Toxic. ,fuus Only Japanese vessels
lost in recent battle were three torpe~
bobcats
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01

London. June lin a r8ce, horse
Of Jpokus Evans fel and latter klilod
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-01
EIBI3ED.

There was an old girl in Bayonne
Said " | haven't a thing to put onne"
But 10 must have been talk
For she went out to walk
And nobody kicked in Bayonne
Judd Lewis
o
WaxahaChie Version.
There was an old girl in Rayonne
VINO pat in new telephone
When she called for her friend
A the line S other end
said Central Hang up, party's
gOune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
STILL PLAYS TO
THE SHARKS

From 200 10 300 laborers in the
employ Of the city are being bled
out of a portion OF their earnings
because OF the injustice OF a system
in vogue at the city hall by which
they are able 20 secure their wages
only on the 10th day OF each month.
The city lRborers are given war
rants cashable only once a month.
nj nine cases out OF ten they quit
voluntarily or by eompulsion or be-
cause the Jobs give out after a week
or two OF work. They are given a
warrant. but in order to secure
cash. for which they are always In
urgent need. they are Obliged TO
40 to tho money sharks who make
a practice OF dlscuunting city war
rants. In this manner they con-
tinually lose from 3 to per cent Of
their wages.
The same system Is employed by
the city contractors. who pay in
time checks. cashable only once a
month. These checks can only be
cashed. and then at a discount. at
two or three saloons In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
At Ballard


The Ballard firo Department was
called out laat nlght "a attend the
fire al the renidruru Of W. f.
Grover. at wilbur aua Fourth av-
eunnA The Immediate Gauss Of the
fire was the tipping over Of small
stove In the back room The fire
vaa noon s1tinEuishsd and no dam.
age was duna
The funeral Of Mrs Marraret
Frost. who died last TUESDAY. was
held this morning
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City officials admit that the sys-
TEN Is unjust in some OF its phases.
but they argue that the extra work
entailed in paying off men at all
times would be so great as 10 make
n change undesirable. They also
claim that the same system is used
by all corporations. and that the
laborers have no rightful complaint.
because when they take a Job they
ought to know that they cannot re-
ceive their wages until the 10th day
NJ the month
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At REk10N

Julius Sehlin. OF Renton. vas yos-
tsrdAy arrested and charged win
carrying concealed weapons lie
pleaded guilty and was fined g. and
costs. lie said he WAS justified IN
doing so. IA he carried large sum
Of money on his person
h MacElroy. who was arrested =
short time ago FOE attempting 10
XIII everything IN town. Sas libsr-
atnd Tuesday lilo was warned not
70 come back 90 Rcnton again
The glass works were troubled for
long THE with a great quantity Of
rock In tho sand Thew have over
come this difficulty new. however.
aud things arc again running
smoothly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
MOTHERS CONGRESS-
IS READY TO NEE
rss TH'tNN'At CONVENTION WILL MEET NATIONAL
CAPITAL FOR SIX oAYs-PR GsloENr ROOSEVELT WILL Ao.
DRESS GATHERING

terestlnE feature Of the gathering h
a model nursery and an exhibition
OF literature recommended b. the
congress
hra Schoff Ia tho first president
10 hold the office for the three year
term Uutil the last meeting IN 1909
meetings we're held annually. For
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
THE MARKETS

Tho markets opened this morning
With some Of the best tomatoes aud
other steamer stuff that has arrived
from California this winter Quite
a shipment Of Mexico tomatoes we've
put on the market AZ szf5 per crate
fhsre Wa also great deal Of az
paraEus that forced that product ~
10 cents. a drop OF s cents There
are a great many oranges on the
market n tho present time. but
nnarly every boz thai il opened hAs
a great many spotted oranges IN f.
Gags this morning raised 10 10
cents on account OF several inrE-
shipments 10 Alaska that has about
cleaned up the market IL Is antiel-
patod By local dealers that this will
only BE- 4 temporary raise Several
crates Of chickens arrived this
morning and we're cold a. fast a.
they arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Washington. D. C. The benefits to
be derived from such a congress
were first publicly presented by her
at Chautauqua in 1895. The growth
seemed spontaneous.
The first congress was made pos
slble by the generosity Of Mrs
Phoebe A. Hearst This first meet
ing was held in Washington Feb. n.
rs ana 10. So enthusiastic Was the
attendance that Il was necessary to
hold overflow meetings. Each meet
ing IN larger and stronger than the
preceding Numerous state organ
izations re been effected. Moth
erH clubs are established in all OF
the largest cities OF the country.
The object of the clubs il To at
tain the best opportunities for the
moral. physical and intellectual de-
velopment of every child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

hsfefs adjournment Speaker Meg
lrf Ms given a handsome silver ton
SET eY the members af the hauar.
SENATE Has EuN
The last session Of the sauatr ,Ba
leYe feast AT which guod fellow
ship rslgned and eneulra In former
battles GA the uaor and n commit
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tee tied with each other in making
the CLOSING Hesurs OF "a moHt pleas
ant nature
Lieutenant Governor guun was
presented With beautiful gold
headed .fHe. ia well aa handsome
watch ,hBlu and charm
The employees uf the senate pre-
scented chief glsrk j. " Lyons with
IA very beautiful rlkH charm
tpNgl}EasMEN SAFE
Congressional di1uurfuk a dead
fur two years. rho BIN dividing the
state into three districts Vas nn Tire
house etleuHaH but was not reached
The death ur the bin ls "A victory far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
NORTH SEA CASE cIosep

LONDON. March 1O.-The North
sea claims. amounting to ss25. 600.
were paid yesterday by Count Ben
kendorff, the Russian ambassad dor
10 Great Britain. and the incident is
now closed. The money WAS paid
TO Foreign Secretary Lansdown in
settlement OF the damages inflicted
by the Baltic fleet on the fishing
schooners in the North sea.
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wv hNAAAhR NeNH - NJ
SACRAMENTO March l0-Every
senator this morning wa furnished
Nlth a copy OF the notice 81 the
application for a writ Of mAndamua.
iaauud BY the supreme court and
made roturnAblg On April .. 20 com
pei tho senate 20 ri nHtats the
Doodle senators ON The zround thai
thay were falsely accused. convicted
and expelled uithout an opportunity
Tor defense.
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WHATc0H FOURTH

arH.LusuHAAi. Mach 70 what
com ~ounty now ranka aa ne foutih
county in The state under tie decd
sion 81 Judge Nrtrref handel down
ssatsrdaY In the ra7e IN Which cef
fstn county officials brought action
against the county rumm Isaidirrs n
advance The county from nirth Il
seventh class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

arranged for leo The president
Mrs Frederic 2eham 81 Phlladel-
phia. and practically all the officers
and advisory council arrived in the
city this morning AZ the 4rmai
opening this evening the visitors
viii be welcomed BY Hon. - Il No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
olywrI Bureau
seattle Daily Star,
Olympia, Wash.
s,,H esrrsspsrdsnss BY Dan Dean

OLYMPIA. March no Tho cap
=, -, nav rrs#urhirs Goldsmith r.
',,-..+5sa VuIaEe The morning
-. msa beats eaue away the last
s,,.t,exeat 81 the legislature aud
~. snl4 official business of the
- lestsiature zee 80 be attended
:, h the signius BY soycrnor Mead
:, a.. eiils passed during tire rush
= ,Ae Last hours - the SESSION.
ol.mpia people are happy uns and
IA sor their capital T. safe from the
o..,aashi 81 ruvioua cities for an
sts.f two years although all admit
a., "A had the closest call this srs-
ssaa q ever had
Amld scnncs 81 frivuiity. horsnplhy
"a ro.,A fellow ship. with an occa %
sssnal spazm % business. the Ninth
,..t.i.turr Of the state % W ASKING
- adjourned early this morninK
me haraeplay began IN the house
yesterday aftoFpyau. and the throw b
a.. az PAPER watts. the dumptng of
Isl. baskets and other tricks we're
rsrsisa % while the lower body Nas
atfsmpsing % attend % the last de-
tsns A. night the reign % horse
vi.y eouffnusd. bat nothluE rough
AZ heisfsFcus vas tried and no onn .
feelings Werr lacrrated-
Trura O'Clock until fmal adjourn
meat TIE SECESSION continued. even
After AZ attempt VAS made 10 stoT
ne clocas Thia could not be done
NJ unepiecss being controlled b.
.,<etftsIty. - their faces were cov-
-sa and the run went on. Members
uAs had fought bitterly On the fiooi
minxlad with each ether ua friendly
tcruss forgetting their differences.
n Vas noticed that during the ~.
cess the desks q Reprcasnta tive
Rsnn Of Chehali. and kenoyar 81
Whitman had disappeared. and ex-
plsnAtiaus were asked Tor. the ser,
seent-at- arms being Instructed O
haat Tor them
ne senate came IN hate IN tn
eveninx % see thu fun. Goxarnol
Nod vas also there.
nurfax the recess an organ VA,
carried nto the chamber and wher
TIE house again Goa veucd II 3 %
Representative E'aisunsr delighted
he audience with @Annie Laurie
and ether selections
A8lafAnt General Drain fulioNes
with = yOcai selection. Down wher,
the Tanwater F1ewu." whici
orosskt down the huaHr.
MALONEY TALKS.
The isae-r % the Democratic mi.
nogity. Representative NJ J. Ma
iansy Of Stevens. The TAN syra.
zore.- was the next victim. and b,
responded in his usual witty man
nrr. He created an outhurst q Bp
phgss by stating that the spea kri
had dways immediately recognizes
hiln He again caused Applause b.
stating that he would Ike 20 see ani
hiil q hts which had been passed
He said be would carry home a fun,
Of recullscfions q the present arz
ston and admitted that never hefori
dia h believe the republican party
contained - many good men
o. ths SIS bills introduced durinl
ths present session. only It's wer,
passse and have become laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Especial To Tt. star,

WASHINGTON. March i0-Tho
trtennial convention of the Nation
al Congress of Mothers meets this
evening for a week session AZ the
Metropolitan Methodist church
More than 500 delegates have arrlv-
cd and an entertainment has been
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nhalrs wAnrEp. sATuRpAYl

Prom a. m. until noon. on Sat
urdaV. March nth. we win photo
graph any baby not over t0a years
Old. show proofs and finish one cie-
CANT photo freezszESo coupons. Best
equipped studio on the coast Eggnn
q Ericsson. Eitei Bldg End ave. and
pike ~. Phones. Main sff2. Ind.
& 280z. -.
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Is arnonE the scheduled speakers
The names Of = number Of other
prominent men and women are also
on the program A uumbar 81 Bca-
sionH viii b devoted to the confer
surs ~ workers Not the least Ia
the two years and a hair Airs schoff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Farland. commissioner Of the Dis
tricf Of Columbia
The program promises unusual
features and relates 90 subjects 81
vital Importance TO children and 90
the home An international day
win include the consideration of
conditions affecting children In
other lands. and win be presented
BY foreign delegates.
President Roosevelt win address
the congress. and a reception viii be
given BY Mrs. Roosevelt at the
white house
Senator Fred r Dubois. Of Idaho.
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vsustsslsa
Bsaus. drY. per eat ia.ib 5
Lima hans tfTtutoo. be~ts per
SACK. TaHfte 90. catbaHs. ti.1s4fz
winninxHtsAd cabbage. per eut
$3.50. cauiifiowsr. per dozen. 81 Is.
garlic. new. lie. onions. yslles.
10 ac ouieas. Fanna. t7ab. spinach.
rer crate. 81 % turuirs. sack. 81 -
rutabaKaH. aaek. ecu $50. lettuce.
dollhouse. if.0o8tgs. fancy tofna-
toes. " zaua 30. carrots s5atf 90 {.
fancy carrots. t1oo. Yakima pefa-
toes. t1za -. white River potatoes.
tzs1 -. dollhouse radishea gQe taz
al 90. apples. fancy. flo0ulTB.
California sweet potatoes. per
crate. tiTs. artiehoksa. per DOR. 7be;
California celery. ssH5ee native
esIeIy. aauTQc. native fhuharh. -
Curumbrra. iz25 per dez hothoass
nn'uuu soc dos. asparagus. tae4
CHif0rniz barb. box. sagk. tomatoes.
. 20.
Fruits
psfuifufaanr tists banana.
rrr bunch. s. s0ug - dates per 10.
a. nc. nEs y ID bricks. IL.
aEs. le-Ib cartoons g8g7bc. Eraps
fruit. PER boH. o. 50. lemons. rhoies
and fancy. tabQ8soo. oranges
white. ft=Ib. boxes. t1to. olym pia
boHss. taalft
Sugar.
Golden e IN sacks S. IS. extra G.
IN sacks .ssb. powdered. In hat.
feis. tao. dry graduated. IN sacks
fets; eeh~. n bafreis - s. beet
sugar. g % maple sugar. 100 izh
Less e G II paid within Is days
Meats.
COWS. beef. ehc. steers. Tc. mat.
tor. IA ii sac. pork. Sc lamb. s.
dressed veal. small. saIoc. 1--we rab-
bite. dos. is7s.
Hams. Bacon ard Lard.
Hams. f13iac. bacon. bseakfas II.
itAuItA lard. White star. fierce.
SO. lard. white Koas. sac. lard
wild Rose. tse
Nuts.
Brazil. PER 10. is9itc; cocoanuts
per dozen. soc. chssfnuts, Italian.
chrrtnuts- California ttc. waluuta
KnEiish. isal5c; peeans. i1oite.
fflbertA lie. black walnuta, &c.
hickory nuts 7c. huttrruuts Sc.
peanuta g4ioc, Jumbos. DC. al
monds ~ ai7c. California val
nuts. i2a lie.
Fish. Oysters. Cite
Coles. e. black cod. Sc; ing cod,
&c. crabs 1iGl1b. Glars. olen
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shipment. tiJ0. CLANS. per sack,
tL7s: oysters. Olympia. per sack.
isoo. open bulk. per gallon,
ia2s. salmon. To-. salmon
trout. isc: skinned perch.
&c. shrimps. i0toei FOUNDERS
Dc. herring. SC. holsters. i7Ao
smslL &C. sturgeon. &c. black baaA
7e. haiibut. saTc. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. per bbI. i4TS. Crown
1910. Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
Piilrbury. o.. Pinsbury's Best. ta:
standard Dakota s. olympic. t47s.
F1s strie. t4TB, Holly. N7s. Golden
iTzs. cold Medal. tIso. Top Notch.
lfts: Centsnnials. best. tATs. Geld
drop ttas. Patent Excellent. iATS.
Novelty A. itib
csrssia
whois wheat. les. per bal.. titoi
whois wheat flour. per bbi.. itzs.
seeding. ffbour2s. naval oranges.
boH2s5. oranges. Jap. bale.
tiIbmfzss apples. cooking. Eoc
QsI 90. apples. fancy. ti.oo0 80;
craubrrftsa, 5000 pom~Eranatea.
half orange cases sa7s. pineappieH
per dos. assoc Abo. Honolulu ba-
nanas. bunch. tL2s0aoo
Butter and Chess.
Oregon cheese. isHc. Eastern.
crooks. $50 gee Washington cheese
lac. cream brick cheese. Ice. but
ter. native creamery. a3c: eastern
storage. tn tubs. zfe: eastern
storage Ia bricks. zfe. cooking. f4d
iac. California fresh creamery, ale.
Eaa.
strictly fresh ranch. isc.
Peultry.
Ducts drcE,ed. fT1isc: Esesa
dressed. isaise. chickens. dressed
$50 lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
zoe g1e.
honsy.
California strained Der n tes
California sage. per IN. lee. honey.
stsract per ID 79the: Oregon
GFsps cream. io-case lots. s. -
honey. Yakima. live; Ciifornis
graham. Per Dbl o.. graham. i1fs.
bbl 81 rye flour. taTs per bhl
rye meal. per Asls. 81 80. buekuhsAL
Der thi. 81. buekuhsat. per balls
iaT5. corn neal les per bale. q 10
per bhi f15h. white corn
meal. 5eH s.. bale. ta2o. rolled oats,
hbi. e. e Co. isTG wheat fakes
box Is his i11o. farina. per bbi-
$3.50. fafina. io-lh. SACKS per bale.
90 houiinY. large. per Dbl. tie.
honiny. small toz bale. t2so. Holly
self- raising buckwhsat. SAYS. case.
tiTb. psari barley. 2t-ib. bose.
ttte. pearl barley. ioo-ib sacks 50.
split peas. 1tEo0t. popcorn. per cwt-
tl0e. cracked wheat. per bale. - 90
Feed.
Oats Per tor. tzsa g; bran. psr
ton. tfa G0H2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. ia&4st fed wveat. per ton.
ia2G1s dairy chop feed. per ton. SIS
ut1e. oil meal, per ton. t1s. best
chop. iea. whole corn. ton. t2I1
-. cracked corn. per ton. az q Is.
feed corn meal. per ton. t2s. shoFtA
per ton. tai927
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy. Us
G20 alfalfa. si2sa8ia. wheat
hay. as. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. al. Puget Sound
hay. iiteo
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. zoos. ton. i1s: clam
shells. 1908. iZo. bone meal. ices
t32. graduated bones. ioos. ss2 On
2Bs and les o. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. Sif6o1 IS .
sisiks. choice. Si7. white clover. SIS
alS timothy. per cwt. 14.1d
06: orchard grass. SIC: red top. IS
10 English rye grass. IS; Italian rye
Grass IS bronze grass. SIS. tall
meadow oat grass SIS. kentucky
tlus grass. 81. pasture mixture
upland. sia0i1
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CoNSTANTINOPLE. March 10
A TRADE has been promulgated
sending 10000 troops 20 Arabia TO
quell the Yemen rebellion.
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has proved herself capable as pro
mofer and Organizer.
The idea Of the organization urigi
mated With Ara Theodore HiIurY
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MAkEs nc aMIIE

Grow broad Ask the man who
wears our 100 Hats. There's none
better made. Il. ". BROOKS a Co.
1881 fnd uve.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

All the new spring styles in
Monarch" Shirts. only 500 each
at Z. n. Brooks & Co.'S. 1881 End
ave. ss'
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Prices Do No, Maze oualit,s. /

Prices Do not Wac Qua lities. Il
The beat proof ~ this ia COM
ratia0n ~ oar taG1 Hats uIth any
other $500 hat auld ia seatu. Il
nuu't take you ionE ta reach YER
dict D. \. brooks a 90. iI1i 1ud
ave SO
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aTHE nROOks. hAT'

L. beai IN quality and style Of any
g3c0 Hat sold ia seattle A call
from yau r. al We ask = -
BROOKS r 90. 1891 sud ave. 80
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Cons ~ aas Uy tAs tvosssss
Goa nss iu-us sssass o. Sefnntnses sstA
~ ptk On sxsS hixysixA ss~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Mrs Robt. r. Gotten. Of Bruce. n.
G. Is the first president % the
organization. Mrs. Gotten Is state
organizer In North Carolina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Sole Agents Youna's Hats
=. n Brooks 4 Co. 1891 md ave.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Mr. r Dubois. Washington.
y c. treasurer % iho national con-
Eresa. holds an important position
on the executive board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
The Solons Indulged
in Much Horse PLAY

,,s CT osNo SCENE OF raE NINTH LEGISLATURE WAS At
TENDED BY reG USUAL PR ANks AND FUN WAS FREELY
sAnpwcHeo IN VITA BUSINESS DELIBERATIONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10

Mrs Edwin c. Gficc. Of RIveft0n
y J.. e. the efficient auondinF
secretary. Mrs Grict b. also presi
dent Of the New Jersey state con.
Fresa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Feed

Oats. pr ton ITO q; bran. psf
ton. tfaG0H2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. i3t4g % feel wheat per ton.
Ia2G1s. dairy chop feed. per ton. ais
qt1e. oil meal, per ton. t37. best
chop. iea. whole corn. ton. 81 -
-. cracked corn. per ton. al q Is.
feed corn meal. per ton. t2s. shoftA
per ton. t1i922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-10
Butter and Chess.

oregon cheese. ls1c. Eastern.
crooks 81 2sc. Washington cheese.
lac. cream brick cheese. Ice. but
ter. native creamery. a3c: eastern
storage. Ia tubs. gTe: eastern
storage IA bricks. zTe: cooking. f4d
isc. California fresh creamery. ale