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ffff/l/f/fflS OF I KISS
THE STAR WANTS ITS READERS TO TELL WHAT A KISS 18—
TRY IT, YOU MAY WIN A PRIZE
Pack In i'e.-.lni- vehen lime was counted net by hours but by aeons, m
tat named klslh.nrs herded his flocks up among Ibi hill" -I Thrssuly,
fVerl. . Kit » Ihe noisy Sre Kerb day at noontide, while his Hen-he were lest-
Ing am.-na th* cliffs, lh* lad strolled down lo tb* shore and at a certain lork
he mtl his sweetheart, a falthalre-l maid, v>he>s* nam* history d»e>eii't run
mention. One its v. whll* going lo Ih* loch of Ih* *' -eaa'a. trial. lal 1,.-, i.-a
N* a peart without pr^c* gllatrnlng In the sands lie pie-Head It tip and tan
to show II lii hit *we*th.-*rl. Ilwth admired It ami, while au dolieg, the great
sf.l I'an cam*>lhihldlng along Ibe etiingly beach, apparently In heavy wrath.
Klsthrnee ami the maid were fright coed l*st lh* ,11,-ty should t.i., from
Ihem Ihe prellv pebbles, slid the' lad hastily put It In bis mouth.
Another Irar emote the heart of klatlien.-a \\ h..t If I'all should sly|i lo
Oh lo him snd discover that h* had a„m*y>liig lv his rnonlh and de
mand lo sew It* The tare gem would egg lost. An Me occurred lo htm
lt> tt»»k his sweetheart In his arms an.l preeseel hts l!|ia lee hers, and hi lit*
act he irstisferrrel th* peart from hi* moulh to her* *!*»* gtm would t>*
safe, for maidenly madsaty protected hrr from IfOeOSi *v*n with a gOd> Uut
whra Ih* Up* of the lovrr* m«l. that very Instant a new Joy nlled their
c. u!s. a Joy tnripreaaibl*. Indrltnabl*. It thlllle.l them Ibrough and through,
aad »hn. Pan had passed on his war. they ktasett for thai w»* the
origin of wwulatlon-again and again. And the nam* that sra all know
ao well wss born thai day. 11 »■< only tbe first part of the eht-phrrd-loe.tr *
name but It aturk.
H. much .for the origin of th* kiss, bill thai doesn't I. II whet ll la
Kwnl-eJi knows whst a hisa la. Hut hold! tin Ihe other hand. If only
two pa. !-!.• tried tt* define It. ther* would be two widely different definition*.
Th* Se. vrnture* the statement withs.ul feetr of be-lng contradicted
lhal if every reader cf The Htar were lo wrlie out his or her .lefluitiun of
a slse. lb. S.-..M be as many definition* as thrre wer* stiswets.
»ut suae people bay* perhaps a deeper aena* «vf Ih* meaning of a klaa,
arm* |.e- r hai-a ran put tb*tr Ideas Into words belter lhan othsra. And In
.-rajsr t* get *t the h**l drnnllton of a klas Th* Htar wtll effrr a errlera of
price. fe- th» be-st flsa answers rre-etved lo th* question: "What I* a kUaf
ror th* brat ite-tliiltlxn recelvvel, rh* Htar will offer a-. a prise, rive
Dollars In gold.
Pot the arcond brat deftnlttan. Four 1 ■ I' .a
> r»* the third beat. Three miliars. '
Kor th* fourth best. Two Dollars, ,
r.sr •es fifth ,lv**t. on* l*>ilar.
11 answers niiit be short-Ih* »hortrr Ihe belter. *o long *• th* defini
tion Is i i....t enough lo ronvry a . iear , it mental picture of lh* writer 1*
Ides ' .Ot At t
The «tty eonelttion cf the contest ta that Ih* definitions h* written in a
coupon Ilk* tb* one below. This coupon wtll be prlatrel ttally during U>*
Ca'll'e St aad yen may gaad In aa many definition* as yoa Ilk*.
Kiss Definition Coupon
My definition ■* .
«.e ......... a a ... a a ... a a . a..a.a a...
......... .aaaaaaa |.e..rrn .....a..a.............
»
(S*nd t* "Contest Ed.lor" Th* Slsr )
MILL GIRL GIVES SAVINGS TO DOWIK
aiARIR PA I, VI-TBKIB.
Mb* Is a mid girt of Mertdan. Ct •** -or »ntl --d with bellif tn
feeiwie, she unhesitatingly s.r.l him 17 '<> th* savings ef hrr lifetime.
HAYNiE
AllII WM
GUILTY
■ IB I I
W I IB E3 II
JURY FIND GENTLEMAN BANDIT GUILTY AFTER
; , BEING OUT THREE H OURS
At 1130 o'clock this afternoon
the Haynie jury returned a ver
dict of guilty. Both Haynie
and hia wife appeared calm. Aa
he went back to jail he cursed
profusely the jury and judge.
Haynie hopes to get a new trial.
For the first time during hi* trial.
Harold llaynle, the allege. gentle
man highwayman, broke down this
morning. •
Whll* his attorney. In arguing tile
'see. dw*kt on th* fact of hia recent
mariiags, arid attempted to drew nn
th* eympathlee of the jury by pic- |
turing the eeperatlon between the
Attendant, and his ( jr...urig wife, Hay.
nl* wept bitterly. Tear* SSI to
Mrs. II .. Ie et • >•-*, but she soon
contriilled her *mo||ona.
Th* argument* of the atat* and
the defense, and th* court* Instruc
tions to th» Jury, wer* concluded nl
11:40. at which tin,.- Ihe Jury retired,
with th* exhibits—lh* long trotf
ice.it lhat ll.vile in „.,|.| 1., have;
worn on hls hold-up exp*.lttion, a
leather billy filled with shot, found
In his room. Rijef the revolver which
Is ssld to h* ne e.i,« he thrust. In
the face* of hi* victims.
Th* feature of th* irQ yesterday
afternoon wss th* testimony of Mrs
Or»re llaynle regarding the treat.
ment she received In th* < It] j.,u
while there on suspicion of being
her husband's accomplice, HI ■ de
■cubed very vividly the tin. lean, '
-.-. in* > ell lulu which sl.e waa
pliueil, I
"Ilie liiinh," she snlil. "was iiolli- 1
Ing tint a le.iie, itlity hoard, and < 4
son e1..,. uf bugs running t.vri 11.
I eii.ee,i up most «r ih. night, rnilie-t i
Itiatt lie tut It. l-lnolly I 111-cam* *" a
in.-.I ami ale . i-> that I had to Hr "
down. Thru v funny-looking lllll* I
ttninnii. whom I now know waa An
nie Urn.ll. V, lirtltlght la-. laa,. I, el 4
j .llee c tv He oil, I- I.la h alt* tlPlsrlf, _
peeeir thing, had Item using for a "
plllow, ' 4
"The Jitllrr*. who untie In and nut.
in ci., I me ii* If I wri* a iiliiilii.il %
of ih* worst ni.- and entitled tee m
I nut 1 .-te,, tha slightest cburtrsy, 1.11. m
in, -ntiiii- n
lie I'et one (ef the men cnlletl me, In A
an Insulting tune, *v*ry time ho *n» .
i.-i ..1 the mom, and thn other* railed *f
me 'that hussy,' or any other dlsn- J
gtecnhl* things they could think of." ~;
11-. testimony i. ci .Hi. ►: tin* 4
events iwiho evening t,f the rubber- J
Irs, tens elttgr nM well teihl, mid un* *g
elrr i rues.examination she .'it lint A
become at-all in-. I Hbe ... ml
ten Ihoe slainl an Imtir, and. In cub- 4
stAii.e. ci .ie i ihnl she ami her hus-
band had almply gune for a dilv* T
.Hound the cttv on th* evening of A
August te Bh* ailmltteil th.it b>-r _
I ii-I- ,i .1 i, . I left the earring* nt y
lllsnrhard str**t. but Bah! tie it in- J
was gnu* nul mot* tban two mill- a
nii-ae and lhat he nttly I. ft the car- J
rlage for Ihe inirimee nf n*. ertttln. _\
Ing the shortest route lo I n*. ..v.- m
line i
llaynle waa put on Ihe >t ml fu* W
attoiil live minutes, and was <,"• - - A
tinned regarding hta confrsalons lo a
Ihe police officer*. m
"I ..enfee-e.i lie save lilt wife fnun J
liulignllle * I I-. 'i. i.-.l her to be. • if. w
frill.g," p.. -..I.t J
He was noL crosk-esnrtttned al any T
length. m
TRIAL OF
BOOOALL
A MAPLE VALLEY MAN WILL
I ACE JURY ON THE CHARGE
OF MURDER
The trial *| Audrey Qoodalt, charge.!
with killing I . wis Oreen gt klapl*
Valley last April, cc i.i .-. i-.m. •„. . in Ih*
superior ceeurt Ihla afternoon before
Judg* Mi of Vancouver, >\ c..1. .
who I* aaitetlug ** i - , - - Judg* |i> II
M ■ ■'• r ta lha ... .- I iie|i.e i.
rl«l|eal
-lire.ii and >:• '..-: had I- ■ ,-. ■ ••-. i
log and tlreen. II U . ...i ci. ■ - lha
r-e-t glow. Then he pie keel up a n ■ a
and •••.!■ i i--t ta strike •'■ - --!»:( si Ith
11. Itefore ha bad tlm* to I • ao. ■; ■.1
all t -1 .1 al hint sod cal his lieael
. ; • • stttit a shsrp at*.
Tit* defense will attempt In prove
that ,;,....:. i,.| tn self dcfrtiae.
Th* defntttanl ts represented by Al*
lornry*" A. J. gpeckrrt
S TEW AH T
IS HELD
I>*v* >ait, lh* >oung laothartn
who la allege.! lo hate i.■i.t.-.l Mrs
I-elll* White of tiJ» lis the Toutwlii*
hotel, several wr*hs ago, wa* this
morning > ■-••■ l over to th* superior
court under || 060 bonds on a charge
of larceny, tile wart wtll probably
stay In the coui-.IV Jail until the
date nf hi* ti:..l lv Ihe superior
court. The hearing before Jusltc*
Cann ha* t ■« *« lh* better t *tt ot
Iwu ,l-.-a
Mra White, th* wife of a itpokan*
man. ri-i,.«i to Heattle with young
St.-«.,rt. They registered at th*
Touratn* I. ■*. I. Pi thla .'.ty. as man
an.l wlf*. Htewart disappeared tb*
morning after Iheir arrival and thai
el.ty Ml* White reteirte! .lo Ihe po
tie-e thai he t- t. I drugged and rot!--!
her of Ibe money. He left 1." she
aald,' wllh a note advising har to
take It and go I ■■•■. -
A few day* ago Clly t>ele,'t|t*
llnr tee* of tht* clly, located Stewart
In Npokan* and brought him lo ft*.
attl*. ll* .let i--a ii.eM.. took any
moetey from the wom.-tn, en,! alao
lhal h* drugged her He ssys lha!
she wa* t.itosiraled th* night h» left,
and her "unlsdytlke** artlor* causeel
hta »n 11 -1 departure.
EXAGGERATED
■ mi I '.'.»:. Wye.. Nov. 4,-Indisa
Agent Ilratnnjin has wired from New*
rastle that Ihe report of Ihe Indian
outbreak waa grraiiy exaggerated
On* battle only occurred and lhal en
Halufelay. Me eats a mistake prerlp.
II .c teal the light. It* le.-'ii.il.n-te thai
tbe departmeti! mak* a Ittorotigh In
vestigation, and *aya he I* sseured by I
th* oOlcers cf Ihe rotmty that no fur*
tber Irouble la espeeted, Kn.-i In.
dlans. lh* st.erlff sn«l one deputy are
the only ones kllteed.
A possee at f'heyern* rtver .at
last eight captured nine bttrha snd
'•clii a ,'. , as. Ihe |.in -1.1. r of tl ..se
•.ho flrd aftrr Usturdsv's batlle. The
Indian eg ml says sll th* Indiana ar
rested wiil be taken hack to th*
agency, and lbs guilty will be prose
cuted.
■ * ——
Th* Hoes* o« lh* B*rvi«*
Th* oily gam* of football between
lha Army anl Navy will he played!
at ripassnt 11*3(1.. frlday, Nov. T.i
Take boats from I'ler 3 at 10 a. tn.. I
1:11 ant SSo p. m, #'* r
Pttr s-imsthlfig new In Overeats go!
to the overcoat show at T»klaa. ttlr.ger* I
ms-. a Co, cor. Snd steel gen»ca. ,**|
PIANOS
How to Buy
A Piano
i
T» pay more than th* Sherman,
Clay Company's price* ttouM •••
useless and vit.t-> • .-t>e„t >- Hire
I'lsi ... ti« offered at on* prle* —
whether you pay cash or avail
yourself ■>' our eaayterms.
..mm-ji"
HTi-.i.-xWaY PKALEItP.
Shaman, Clay & Co.
711 Second Aye.
'111 l SBATTLIi STAR.
•wwww^vwwwwwwwwwvwvw^
©©/ Free! Free!
Absolutely the Greatest Proposition
in the -.•.-.v of .1 prize offering ever made by .1 Seattle dry foods "i department
store. Five hundred of the Finest Oil Paintings made every stroke
by hand by the
o
World's Famous Lightning Artist
Prof. E. Ma Burt
I»AINTI*I> i*. ■.i 11 -.ii,.-. WINIii.W mii v. ,1 ■ WAIT. H1.13 ONB i-» 1-A-1 1. IN FROM
TWO Tti HLeIWBM MINIITKH ANI> I AM IT IK i.Mi: WITH V..1 1 . 'll A KKW |>AI Wl *>!**-
ll.' Hit Inigr Itxll ttll I'.ti,.Huh 1,111, nil |.||l.le .... -gfc .I c 1 1 ,, St 1,. Il.tl, fnun any of nur depart
ments, i,ll-1 le huge ; .-t.il. I'ulllllllg with puri hssea It I 111 HI Mll llg tee |« '< .Of ovei A - th* rlsrg f '■«
ph vi' enupnris when mnkltig your puri husrs, a
li ii.hmi.•<i lii i hi», ihe UUI:aTI;ST I iiii hi* . ever nui.li* tv the public,, we an- giving
tli* lies! value In l* found an) where. Ilelow we met! I Inn a few,, t
I Cmnt Will Buy 2 I -2c Will Bny
• * .i-i of Hump Hooks .i,| I'yt*. Huseri Alu- li. fit,- of Hull. I log Mi, !■ worth Iftc. Hot -
milium Hull pins, worth leo. Vurd of Whit** lie liiivhl a 11.-et ink, worth r.e. I'olr Of first
Klastl.', worth Ti^ Itun* Ciochel llnok, wulth ' Hplial I'lilnteil Hhost |ji«*es, worth 1 Oe*, I'alr of
ft. Ihis.'tt ItoHe foliar Ilul Inns, woith ts'. Hpoiil liest "Nu Tl*" Hhoe Ue.te. worth |c., I .../.
uf Mefisling I'otieiti. In cream or brown, worth be. legal I 111111. worth 10.-. Hoi ... Willing I'a
lir-ii l'eitrl ittti.s. worth Tc. Pair of Mho* per nnd IClit ulnpes. woith lOr, t'aka of (.'ocui-v-
Ht rings, le. nut till Hemp, worth 6c. _^_
11-0- Bo Skirl- 3 tm _•„ Spool 3 t-So Yard tOo Caoh
r.ir IftOyard Hp.iola lor Mh• 11 an d I Kor the Usst I- Tor Corduroy and Kor Fancy Hliell
ST Hasting Tbieu.l. Kloss, Helmut.- ford 1.1 n.i, Vrlveteln llliullng ||«, le t'ouib*
In bin, kor whit*, tut, n Yarn. Has- Thread. contain* and lliush liiahl ,« * '
w urlb 4c. nny Yarn, and Ing 100 yard*, worth t«4o ami wo,ln "*
, hpaii is k Tart «oith Tc. T*ic __________
worth lOt* and Ur. — ,
2aoSot —; saotaoh 3 M o Dnt *- D°*«_ „
Pur l*ige. White 4o Yar-tt Tor kirns Heifl Kor Capital Hafety r"r '—*** B-**»n
I'enil Waist Hets, Kor 6-t'ord Krnlh. Iloaoiti Hhlr II , I'll.a mil sites. Hairpins, worth
woith 60c, er lUne, worth tc Woith 60c and T6c. worth 6c lo 10c. if.
J i I i i er i lie ' i i _
in the Big Housofurnishings Bopartmont
to Will Buy 2o Will Buy 3 c Will Buy 4c Will Buy
X do* i l.elhae I'ln*. ur • Nutmeg tlrnter*, Japan. Doughnut Cutlers, Fan- Heavy Wire Potato
doi fe!V to. Hmuli fake utA I'rpper lb.ire Te* '* Hliapeeei Co,,key Cut- Maaherg, Mat, h Hafe* IS
Pans. Metal Tea or Tl ..,.-,„_,_ lulMiaal '«••■• Hklmnwr*. Funnel*. »,>'es). Apple Corers.
ble ,e.|--..-.- I'a.kage ■•'•"■"•• '" m'<,v"" Tin Cui.*, A. 11, C I'lale* Asbestos Hlove Mats.
Taeka. Chines* I'ot .. ... Nuller lushes. | — ,„, COoklhg !-...... n. tlotmt Plated Nut I'l. k*.
He-rub*. Musfstd H|eo«ns, 0 .... | ,i:,»_ Tumbler*, Hlov* l.lflers, Can Op* llrps/y Whll* Metal
Kgg l«*al*ra. Krat Cggs, tlirf*. Fork* or Tables,-..! na.
I ■■ ... .____._. Tl" •'■• Hlatea or Cuke
I'ana. tyitge v .... I Han*
Be Will Buy AXrti «>rut*re. Mouse
mt Traps, laSige Wood
Pl* i flmpers. .}*terl Kuive* ami (lines Halt and l**n*r Hhskets. An* r.a.hltig Hpuons. hue
l-i.fks, llravy Hteel I'urtag K*iltee, llseptlc Tooth 11. ka. • alte Turner*. Ilos Tooth I'l, ks Kam y
Hteet* liiarhetilng, Hiaeft (Jandle Tin Water I-i f.e Wood llutur t.'hlna Animal* (sssori-
Hllch. Cot per I'ot • ..In sail llanill*. .-,.,.!.. Large Kitchen Hall Liases, ed). Shoe 111 a, . -,
tssj wit.l l,w,'nt--r-^ieß>-sswffjr*s»i^aa;»sW«sij-^ ieinai-.r-ißsaßSn n r s isiiaas . .in .~-u.!^ji.mjAjjMjßJmX~m~—~,
2T THE LEADER lon7cl
ELECTION
{Continued I m.-i l*ags One.}
REPUBLICANS CONTROL NEW
JERSEY LEGISLATURE
THENTON. tt. Im Nov. 4-tl)f th«
.;•■ ii-.it cf four ... senator* and
enough ef Hie assembly Ihe i;.|- m
esne will r ■ ;t... lb* ei.te legislature.
t'nlon r. f. went Demoerslle All
ef lh* legislative tleket Ut thai roeiete
ws* .'..-,.t which Is a defeat lor
I . .!• ' Blair* -c. -.»• r K. .Ie
In Jersey tlijr xi . ■ ... r.«»., n- .
11l art. wee t. .' >r.\ b» |.ss r- ..- ,--.
snd In Tret,t«.o Meter KaUtmbae*.
rtemocr*!. was i. . 1..1 by a ir. .j- t
Ity ot t~.
MARYLAND DOUBTPUL
HAt.*! tMi.lti: Ne*.' « - itete,ri • ata
c- -..!.- g Iti very • ew., atiel tb* result
I* stltl -!■- i.c' .i i- ,*i mi.-t-e ar* 'i «-.
li-eititi -re Will glee i. e».l U»,1..!J
le.m -«-e»'ir- r» initiate for governor,
s'miit !.-»•» rt'.rsiilr. It..- •■-.;■•• • eg*
peel to ntrrrt.me Ult* by » big i ; ,|.
Ity from lh* eosintlr*.
Use* riots *r* reported lo hare or.
turned al Weirtwb. Ia a fight between
white* and btseks, II man art report'
eel to hay* been wounded
Bryan earned Ibe cut* In '•'* t.y
...SHAFER 8R05...
Priestley^
R^ain coats |fe^
m\p A \ i_E
The Shafer shop distributes none* but M
the genuine Priestley Overcoats. Each IMH^O 'f&m^l
garment is cut in the most popular fe-^^i IpsJ/
length (seven-eights is proper/ and the [W^pM^iwA
Priestley name is an ahsolute guarantee M^^ll F*-Effli
of protection against rain. t^^'il '_*jtt
A Special Lot of These ReJncotvt;. CQA fe'^r^A "iSS^-tt
A Special Lt>l of These Rt_incoi\' C«;-f\ ' m
Is Offered at mJfAmrVJ *£s<- '*m^
The new Overcoats are here in a KB tBI
multitude of styles, $1 to $50. * . WU ||I
Distributors of the Famous ~_W \m
Imperial Hsxt3>~> '§?$&
It *a* pturallly-whll* MrKlnley <»r*
, e.i ihs atat* In s'.ej ley i.e. plurality.
II
IN IOWA
DCS Ue.-M.ee- Sor, | -The rslurn*
ar* Incomplete, hoi stsry thin* Indi
cate* the fe-eieelli.r. of u.-uti.t Cum
itilna and lh* aisle ll- k.t hy m plural
ity ef mxem The !>•„. » ts wlii i i.c
at.tr gain three nienihcr* In Ibe house
In ihe state legislature.
I-t;.' MOI.NI t, lowa. Nov. I —
Lets than one-third of Ihe low* pre
en., is had reported Ihelr count up
to !..-.«. Untiacrata gain about
act. i, members lit Ihe lower house,
but probably lost two In the *enat*
'COLORADO WENT REPUBLICAN
DENVCn. Colo,. Nose t.-John
«**rr» r-ell. th* ItrpubliCan candidal*
for governor, hss tarried the slate
hy nearly 7,000. though,the complete
I return* ar* not In '
PRESIDENT It PLEASED
■ I
*.•>*. sll )*-.■:• I». C. Nov. < —
President Iloo*et »ll declines lv make
any ranimmti on the general raceults
In Ohto, where Ihe eledlejtl hail me>r*
national sigmttesiic* lh_,n In ait
other .ta!*
tCHMITZ WON HANDS DOWN
PAN rHAS'I'ISeO.. Cal.. Nov. 4-.
Kngetie V.. Hfhmlts, Ihe 11 ion Labor
, -nindl.lnle fnr mayor, »>>T> an easy
j victory In the city election her* ye*.
terday. The full returns give him
.-•.-. Croc|t»r. Republican, is,sa»;
Ijtne, Itemiecrat. Urn. The fiefnev
crala elected a majority of ■-.. suj^r
vtsora, ihe aasesor, reenter, sheriff,
public admlnlslratur and coroner, ail
lh* be»l offices",
COMPLETE OHIO RETURNS
COLUMBIA QhlOk N<v. t.—The
flnsl re»tum» from every prerluri in
Itepuhllcan candidate for governor,
a plurality of t:i>«.
WRECKED
.CANAL DOVER. O. No-. t.-A head-
Collision l.lsteti freight* occurred
aa eaWetee between ft-la
st It-.-Is Itun on th* Cleveland *
Pittsburg railway tht* n.. teits
Th* dtad:
rmUJetAN DABIETT,
r.xoi.vnr.n lAIILMII-H-
Ketaliy Inpired:
Engineer gtotllem*tr.
ja. _. m. m* Vnt Ileal Htnna l HrOWIe Marl*ti
C* A ||_r Hiietf* evltli lines long M«iten
_«. Tmlm \M » tslls, tomorrow; W..e 1 7.t0.
W tliT^, J%J Kepi- etl *-»■* H'lOltw-
O
Stone, Fisher & Lane, second and University
On Bargain Square
TOMORROW
10c Pearl buttons/:/*.
Card , UL
Two dimeii nn the curd, l*ure White I'rarl Ilultf/ns,
worth regular 10c; tomorrow, on Ilurgulti Rqttsr*,
I card of 2 .-/..-I l "•• *••
39c Drapes ' OC r
Yard: 45*
first, l>iri|.i-< iii all Hie latest slindes and new ineshe*.
(•lain ihlffnn and embroidered edges; on list gill 11
, . ejil.-l 1. Inline, to tV, tai'll 20*
75c Kimonas AH*
Each , 4/L
J'rrtty Outing Flannel Klmotia, In blue, pltik and red
strlpeg, made with aeilld color facing around n*rk
ninl tlown front, estra full nnd worth Ite; tomorrow
I you clioe«s* the in at, each *'•
8c and !0c C r
Ribbons, Yard «^
A Isrg* lot of All Hllk lUbltons, la widths auttsbl* fnr
hair bows and Xiiib* fancy work, tstry color cm*
could think of. and woith to to l»c regular; tomor
row, mi Hargnln l-e,., •c- ynrr1.,....a...e &c
Two Big Bargains in Uuderwear
Tomorrow, en llnrgaln Knuare, a* will offer I we. odd
lot* of good Underwear st lh* following low price*—
quantity limited—slse* ratege complete. Kvery buyer
will pfek th* cholre-«t. _
JIOO Auslrallart Wool Vests and I'anls for Women.
Urge slarg only, garment •• ••*•;"-,,
UJt I'nlnn Hulls, (melt* style, oil wool, all tUtO. '.*
suit .■•".•,•'••*.?
Twerily-flr* thrtusand Japan*** I'aper NatV.na worth
Zsc; on Itargaltt H'juare tfimnrrow. |*r hundred., *"•
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Second Avenue and University Street^
81 _f% rt„;_ For Indira' Port Hlark Cotton
I/*11..:_ Hose, full fashioned, worth
r\C Pair, "v. ; .
*V ■ Dept. r*ar 'mi slsle.
THREE HORNS WILL VISIT EXPO
OLD THRKB-HOHN'B WILL VISIT ST 1.1.11K EXPOSITION.
tVASHINOTON— The handsome brute above portrayed In th* trior
ntn-« terorsua, he of the three-horned face, the American ; '.ll*. with
twice th* bulk of en elephant, now happily estlnct. Th* scientific aharpa
never ws- one. but they* have found a few shabby remnant*, which con
vince them that when Mr Trlccratop a roamed, about In th* cretaceous
period he looked like' this jdeturw. he sum Ot 12. Me.' srag spent by th*
Bmlthsonlan Institution In making the model. from which the photo
graph was taken, and It will form part of the government exhibit at
(he fit. Louts exposition next year.
KAGA MARU
MAKES PORT
Steamer Ksga Mn>u. Captain Ohio,
11 days out front Tokio. arrived al
th* real Northern docks this after
noon ith M first ,!*s sand 19 sec
ond class passengers. She brought
a cargo of 200 tons valued at ft,
fe/Mlftffl. ■ ,'-.
DOLPHIN ARRIVES
Ptenmer Dolphin. Captain Hunter,
arrived at t:tO o'clock thla after
noon from Lynn canal point*. -hr
' brought It? passei ,*• ir. Many are
from the Interior.
NOT YET SENTENCED
A published statement a fee day*
, ago tee the efect that flora Fer
guson, OtlVI t, I of grand larceny,
1 had been sentenced to one year In
th* .penitentiary, was Incorrect The
Ferguson woman Is still In lull, and
•entente lie* not ret been Imposed.
Her Identity *-..- c" infused with that
of another young colored woman
token i.a the penitentiary with the
last lot of prisoners. •
BUILDING REPORTS
i leiilldliig Inspector Place* report for
the month of October will ft presented
to th* board Of public works getlllf
! daV. Permits t.> the number of ?4S,
which Includes those for alterations to
buildings as well as for their construc
tions, were lamed. This Is an Increase
of S9 over October of Inst year. The
t-tai valuation at the month's con
strue- 1 lon work was 11U.0'7. a decrease
oT"l*'l.4*l *« compared*with the atttm.
sponditig month of Isst i ur. Permit*
were tailed for the construction of one
i three-story brick building, one Inn,
story brick, two cue-story bricks, one
atone building, one concrete building
and four larg* frsme buildings.
KLEIN AGAIN
Chris Klein, charge-.! with stealing
111 he,,,1 of sheep from th* Fr>. -
Bruhl Company, last August, ts be
lt! gtrlid In the crlmltial department
of the superior court today. Twice
before Klein hsa been accused of a
J similar crime, but each time waa »,*
--ijMltted. The Jury In the case ha*
I not yet been secured.
NEW GAS MAIN
That the Cltlsens' Light A Power
company Is continuing to extend in
mains, despite It* reported consoli
dation with the Sesttle Ua* .li Elec
tric company. Is evident from in ap
pile a 11,,11 It made to tho board of
public works, this morning. It asks
for permission to lay a 2-Inch main
on Pf-oond avenue not from High*
land drive to Leet street
NOW SEPARATE
Th* recent action of County Huper
llltetlelent .if Schols Hartranft com
bining Ho- Klrktand, Houghton ami
Northrup schools, sas nullified by
the county commissioners this morn
ing en account of the dissatisfaction
enpresst.l by the resident* of those
communities.
INSPECT WORK
Cltv Engineer Thompson and Assist
ant Engineer S .'it left last night for
t'edar Lak* to Inspect Ihe "work that
Is being done on the municipal light
ing plant. Tho greet dam a half rolls
south ot Cedar Lake la mom nearly
completed. Mr. Thomieaon ex pec la t*
have the plant ead.t ley next gepienv
**r' . ' , , a .e.-eill.J.e-l

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