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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
SMEARED WITH
BAD EGGS

TOLEDO. o. July % As the re-
suit q the nRht which the temper
ancc people have been making on the
club room men and drug stores az
tIlekavilie. q. four men were eEEe,i
last night while on their way home
frtfn a private temperance meeting
The Rev. 4. \. Thomas Methods,
Rev. George u. TrOuh. Presbyterian.
Rev. Mr. Hcitc. Evangelical. and Mr..
~ Walker. a prominent business
man. were literally smelred with bad
eggs as they passed away from the
meeting place. ThCsc men have been
active iu fighting the saloons and are
supposed % De back 81 the arrest Of
George Wears. whn ~ charged with
running club house 10 evndc the To-
cal option laws. which the temper
ancc people enforced some time ago.
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ade, II ls expected that moru than
2,60o union men VIII be In Hue.
I'D Carpenter has been elected the
grand marshal Tor labar day, and an
u,tdity OF the day VIII hc the fact
that grand marshal, aides and every
one else who takes part viii oo afoot,
ltoraua viii be conspicuous by their
ahscnce,
The following officers were re
elected for the ensuing ak mouths
Robert ". Moulton, president. Il,
Poole. vice president " n Middle
ton. secretary; +. n, i'tke. treasurer.
William Mcrkle, sergcant-at'arms'
4 communication was received
from the iirrWrrs' Union Of San
Francisco. stating that two war
WaEc aud hour contract had bsen
aigncd with the brewers syndicate
81 that city. Tbis - the outcome 81
a six years hwht for recognition 81
the uniau Ia tho hrrwvriys ~ san
Francisco. AZ that time thcto was
mot uuinn brewer az work IN the
city The conflict has been relents
lessly waged on both aides ever since.
Some years Il has cont the English
syndicate running the brvwcFicH as
high az sac. 600 10 maintain the night
". H. Middleton and =. n Pike
Will visit 'racuma tomorrow Co secure
from that city on the
labor day programme aud awaken
an interest generally In the anair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
BLEW UP HIS
RIVAL IN LOVE

wESTFIEIsD. Pa, July 29.-At q
bearing before a justice ~ the peace
Of Cuba. y. y. today. Gabriel Bish-
90. a prominent young man. was held
IN 1900 bail for trial on n charge OF
having caused the death 81 Everitt
Austin. Of Belmont. n. Y. by expiod-
ing dynamite under "a cabin In which
Austin was asleep. The young msn
were members u rival parties who
were camping on a small lake near
Cuba.
II IL alleged that because Austin
and his friends paid attention to
some girls whom Bishop and his
companions knew. the latter placed
stiek Of dynamite under the thresh-
hold Of the cabin occupied BY their
s1Vais. When the dynamite exploded
young Austin was 50 badly injured
that he died in a short time All the
young men implicated In the affair
are sons Of prominent parents.
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Damages for Divorced Wife

KANSAS CITY. July 20. Two
years ago Rufus II. Davis, "A wealthy
saloon keeper Of this city. sued his
wife. Blanche. FOR divorce. and got a
decree. Today the former wife sued
her former husband fnr $4,000 for
falling to keep his promise to re-
marry her. She says that very short
~ after their divorce Davis began to
court her again. urging her to forget
the past, and once again become his
wife. She says she was won. and
now Davis has backed out and she
wants damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
ADVENTURES
OF MAZAMAS

The na.tabafu - ths Hf.ier - Afatamaa
uio feali- in Seattle ere telling stories COM
osruInF tHeIr usafuf tTu ta Lake ehHIHn
aHd az che raaEsi sitrr 81 halHl aahsi"
zoe. zee" raii Lev Niin,aI IN his
rhesfful tfHhis. - 80 hHaVHi an lnHuiuh
taFs s.ah ~ relief Rhsn ne tast bfonaha
boz abe uns arfaaiiied az the HiH ffam a hiH
black tas 'haie .ph. 1ss. I've -arn sufsr
places MHhinr Trails ih the HetsntisH rut
uis neat "a the toughest fuud hnisa ln she
earth. NaHB = fifHa - sta=sd rraif VIA
nsa.s - haai each hHfHa alt aa BE- fnuis1-
Erred Through the DEEPEST Hirr. WIS. 80
rhilA i'tr sosn ever Pack hafsa ia ths
train mlHyi o. the fats ~ tisa ssAiler haw
haaissi EN- cat"
iast hos did tAs mn st over thass
h.ffillr l"A NasfsA a .at'r iAlts
Alt HHHi 81 q ths haraas sad aana ahi
than eaisui assr ou ths saldirs ~
calmly kssln. se saai3 siisss trses 81
.ss.i -. 4 -. 80 .iaais -sr = yaa
4 mas rasu frssn ,hs fsat . .lsh frsn
ln fFt.ttt setHi5 ~ damp. saeet =inHillhE
anesut.
TIE MasarnaH sfifHet the areat Northern
slaiiafrs oit = thsIf asuai eaini eauaiitan
20 asdflt A. sac aftafHfsH tfsln wee fuHs
- - fFfm s-saiis Hifh e. e7tiosi e
auasf hstif.i ant s-ialg aeatssueA slinltrfH
80 = 80 tfssrusen inaaifsi r 2 asasn5.a,
-, faa tetsns - -. eaafsHr Do tasfrF
= tssrn Ya-i very arsists = ss'ue tind %
calculated thf HfakrfIfan- " haf - To-
nsnse - Yuaf tfoarr
ne nfst iaf sslt frafu FtrhsAia ~
thfaueh ~ ntttiesrsts gsslniir ONE 5t
Poser fre minatss isfsf sH sfai HsFn
sgfti as ~ - 90 fai.fesi SIS 80 ~
3lsarr .5is,iisfaslssf ssIi ,taq.l ~.
ffssafsrf eas - ttsui w. 80 l5s e.,
.s@ ai.s r. 1as ~ - f's1,ssr siii.s t.
. sc ea-, rrriafs - iafrs e 3 Hsans
- .sS a. - ~. 8ssi ssas ~
tuaag ifiafe hs bet wen saw lsfs % fr5t
e sH shsg 90 eanes hsfs You can
~ 'hsrssa ~ .'.ss.' sna ~eht sh'aa
A interesting hstf arnr sas sa-ui -
hsf Aaasa tarHsisfr ~ tte faftf r.
asaeh ~ fHfiaa faskrts Ws 80 rfa-ss1
h.asesafa iaafarE eui sfaHI-d - 81 tuH
- fhW hstlfaH ftHfH waH fhe HHlHl H.sf
sIsa - tel as r. - rssiisss.. a.
= lH.zd si.sseH5t -en $50 SO uHpft Hafie
ai'sls iaas srttfss eni faaH esff ssaffervi
ff'afi' ssiH.8t.f aiaaf AsaHe ava fs4Ia =
aa1 ash fFrfaain9 fts Camp uau ne
"a rffssaffinr tHfIsn sfHati.
fH4 farattnfH Be- tfH ken HzHriiah. faseh
- -arf u1s lzfHsf1fae1 afth afHafFafIf franafa
anHa Hn1 slfh TIE HFaurancs that g. anH tHs
5sFrfF fHsf
tfnaiiY . aarstdsfsblr eaffefsiass anfearei
afHffsI auI taffHfa na anHi sne 20 $50 MHa
- f.sah fm49Ifsf 'Hfnu rsstaH co. aftf
taa wasina bic han1 aifh magnificent
aaafftah ta~arfts hfs ffHwnr raHaW and her
s7a.fisrf uhH hH fhfa re- Hrf# aaaHa ard
tFtieainr e. fhr f.ffHauf % tainss1. That
la faf ffr faHf-s q daatta'
if waa nfnsIieHa e. HaF fhsf she iHfirH de-
clHri AMI that 1aa 80 tefaH $50 each
NfHrA atAfsUWfE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
CORPORATIONS
FIXED THE LAW
The Strike Will Result In an
Amendment at Least.

NEW YoRk. July . Same Of the
ablcst lawyers say that the ten hour
Work law can be enfor-rd against the
railroad companies which now vios
late % for the reason that the law
itself Is detective tn phra seoiawy and
was probably dactored bY corpora
tlsn attorneys az the ume - its pas
sage expressly tn furnish the com
panies opportunity ZOE unjust sehed-
ulua ~ labor. - which not only the
strikers b. the overwhelming major
fty % street railway employees com
plain
II ths strike hearH no other fruit
81 viii lead o. an organized efrar,
20 correct thr iaW 81 the next sea-
sion - the legislature. Many lawyers
and conservative labor leaders be-
llsve that an amendment 70 the law
viii have unanimous public eenti.
msnt behind H. and that Il wtn b.
impossible 10 defeat 10.
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Fingers chewcd OF.

TFASvoEft. Pa. July - Wand
erinE out u the plg sly last cvcniuR
the is-monihs-old daughter q Airs
Paul Thoman. living Oh a farm near
herr. thrust its hand through an
opening between the boards. A vi
clous hog anixed the tnddior's hand
IN ifs urouth. and eheWed 81 all the
fingers before Mrs. Thornan came to
the rescue. Physicians found II ne
ces@ary e. amputatc the entire hand
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90 . .
Fashion FadS..
ssss

Yokes Of lace on which chenille IN
eolors In dotted In the shape OF now-
ers are pretty.
Extra wide tullc wells have dots
over the half Of the veil which goes
over the face. the other half OF the
veil being Of extra width, plain and
covers the hat az n matter OF pro-
lection.
Bright pink. blue. red mud white
ties. each solid color. are selling for
so cents q dozen. and the women who
look AT them say they are sweet"
with the bright colors that are worn
this year. they can be worn with all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
Bryan to Talk on Trusts.

CHICAGO. July q. william len
ning@ Bryan will speak on the results
II Industrial and financial camhiun-
tons at the conference on trusts to
be held in Chicago September ~ 10
is. inclusive. under the auspices II
the civil federation.
He has been nominated by the
governor u Nebraska "a one 81 the
delegates 10 represent that state at
the conference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
STRIKE MAY
Be DECLARED

DALLAS. Tex. July e. An extern
sivc strike u railway teleErapherH II
looked for 70 take place In Texas on
Tuesday next Trouble has existed
quietly on the international and the
Great Northern lines for some timed
over rates ~ pay for days work and
overtime. II Is claimed by the men
that their pay was reduced 10 per
cent. two years ago, but they were
promised r. restoration as soon aH
times got better. The reduction has
not yet been restored.
The linenen claim TO have n Rriev-
ance as wei as the operators. and
ask for an Increase Of monthly pay
and also more liberal allowances at
times when out on repair work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
SOLDIERS INITIALS
MAY HANG HIM

NEwPORT NEWS. Va. July %. ~
Louis August, caunonecr Of battery
@. Fourth United states artillery.
stationed NJ Fort Monroe. was ar
rested last night for the murder ~
Minnie Fargo. August once lived at
Shamokin. ia. On the night Of tic
murder he WAS missing from his
quarters and did not return until
Friday morning. The silk handlscr-
chief with which the woman was
stranRicd bears the initial ~ in In
dalfblc ink
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WV
:: Labor Notes ::


At the last meeting Of the Western
Central Labor Union Herman Ruts-
chaw was seated as a delegate from
the BreWers' Union.
a communication was received
from the United Garment Workers ~
America requesting that union men
do everything possible 70 boom the
label Of that union. In response W.
u. Middleton. secretary Of the West
ern Central Labor Union. Will secure
list Of all garment manufacturers
employing union help and using the
union label and an effort viii be
made % have union men purchase
these goods exclusively.
Sunday. August .. ana each sun
day thereafter. the labor day com
mlttee and representatives from each
OF the local unions will meet 10 make
arrangements for the labor day par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29

OwOSSO. Mich. Juiy q. Persons
attempting to emulate Jack the
HuEEer' are having a good time In
this city nowadays Lately women
have been stopped on the street a.
night In dark places by fellows. who
squeeze them hard and let th.m 60
The police are awaiting for some To
make a complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
Large Sale of Cattle.

MUSK OGEE. !. r. July 20. w. n.
Jonnins. Of Texas. has bought from
II. Is. Spauldiug Clarence Turner
and y. II. Middleton, Of Muakogee.
1000 head Of beef cattle. the price
paid being $4,000. This Is the larg-
est cattle transaction made this year
in the Indian territory. The cattle
are being held and fed In the Creek
Nation for shipment to the market
Ia tho fall.
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Events of the Week
In Social Circles

turned Win Mrs. nudley 60 van,aoeer las'
nieht.
On rhg,stsy NJ n t1.sh.s p, e 9s. S,I pl.
Solomon. Luncheon wa had unifr ihs
trura.
The MANY uisHds 81 Misa Amy smith.
sH.t Naa been dangerously 100 iuf nHtnH time
viii a. siat Co learn that she De- '"a'tl'a=
rent.
Mtas Laura lisstan AMI Mites l.isls SEES
On ant a,aa E,,a n,sAn, s,,s ~ ,ss . ssa
Me udssr D.. Hampton and famiii -.
turned iran Litiieaup fatia Me'lnrstal .
amor spsndinR savvfai weeks ranldhH.
~ q Wieehali ami Niles winrhail 81.
expected hunH tffm Nrrrn Nlter H"t
HprinHu the latter tafi " het' woes.
Nr u II ossr,a9., lat. q ia1,aa. has ha,
been ths guest ~ hf Nenftr l'ah'
DURING the s7sk 81 thr iiei'i Seattle
Nsssrs tuiiua iSnltiashnltt and ~ Mshi.
ins here papr Co a tnp 60 Aiasha,
- sas. :, cd. va ~. , g,o,s's
O. san ffaasisea i.ai M.asiaE.
Ju.iss q q lioaa fslsrIpsa ,l.sn c al
msnsn' fs'.a"ae' :. s.a,,is'
Ne aai Mrs. las 4. Naers iesss ,oas 4.
fat pisostts ,flt e. Alaska fh'f WIZ
f''''h "'.
sIa- Hrssnsi 20 af-ssans shn ~. been
tisltlHs Mfss lisaif tn Seattle. lrH t"f
san '.''a.''''' .'a.''t.
i,5s,i w. eb.ft Sc has i.sas sisitins faf
iss pssi sls s,sss
a. ,9,.. r ma, - Nswafs has ~
s.is.4 aaas sasIsi sttratlans dafinF his
-f
Miss sImpsaa asd Niss Caroline simre1n
~ re Ts's " s'~aa ''s summer ~
.,,''s ~ a5sE. isn n siss-ias fas -
snssisi' .''''
~. ". q tsasr 81 fsss fsraaeisee Mo
bss tssn ,isitisa here Fsfaras.i hsns ias,
as''-'
AZ Aubfsy lev fetafnst iast aaigf'isy
f.ss. a
~. -. 1870 ~ 800. .,sss 10 80 80 s
$50 ~ K, -, fs,r.fs Il Nsatiis.
"a - = fsissis T., asa.isg'
- ....tisr ~ ti.a ts5y,s9h fiab'
Ase 80 -. 49, y, =, s....sf
s,.lsies fsisni. r. a.s5ii- issi Ass'daY.
so ssea,isa a. i.sas erss5sai.
q All n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-29
Brick Building coIIapses

CfBCLEVILLE. o. July 2p.-Thc
east hair 81 the Maag block. afthree-
story brick building on Main street.
In this city. collapsed this afternoon
about 2 O'Clock. When the accident
occurred there were fourteen people
In the building, and with the cxcop-
tiun Of Fred Wink and Shelby Stage
all escaped with nothing more than
a few bruises. Wink WAS on the
ground floor. and was buried beneath
the debris.
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sHlP csAsoleRs.


EuHpD a Eitf.AND. fssisr wharf sAiS
fnaksr@ rfrFers and ship ehenaiersi mani
ufacfuFeTr Of tsntA tafpAunnA. hinlnu
hasa. canvas OF all widths
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uHl FlRsg NATIONAL RANK 81
SEATTLE

Paid up Capitalize. . .....,.siso,ooo
lames u Hose, rst......ssA. !. y resident
Maurice McMlckcn., Z, ..,...Niee hfetidsnt
Lester lufuefss s.ssss..s. tssst.ss senfhier
r. D. rarkhurst. s.,t,t. tsistant tAshief
SlEht ard teltgFaphic exchanges psyabh
IN an the principal cities % ths Gnited
States and Europe.
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MILLINERY,
MIDWIFE

MRS HANSEN. cor sta and Pima spsc1u
sale Of all spring and Eunfs<s rooiN
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Special Salo--Fine note paper. In
boxes. Denny Coryell Co. ZIG LIST ave
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Mrs. JAsC1iETZ, professional Midwife AnA
nurse. Corner 9fth and Msdison strcsss,
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FifE sTkfffss fSnf IS, peys s1lswssf' p11s -
Tei. Hack iiia. ~. ~
ALASKA Junk q rays kiyksst psices1
prsmpt returns. No. Iii WeaerI Ave-
Tsi Pike iIsL
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sCANpINAvtAN-A AMERICAN BANK OF
SEATTLE.

Corner Nesler way and First avenue
Copliai. .'st ''s........... $40 900
AhHFNN NulAnffhs ~ ss.Asss 49, .lrseldent
r. l.. Jacobson. :. IL. First Vice President
= l.. 0roudahl.. -. Second Vice Prssdens
\. II. soelherg.- =. a.Cashei
Tnnsacts General banking business.
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fbtNt. Tie place - boz HpteHl fHr44f
tHff. Invalid rhaifH. frsfksfY. HllaNfi
fIWfaftHl hHfhrf 0halfa, minYfH.s uIaheft
FfWlHF nuufhfNeH. nfHrNthtHE ~ AVA
thing Z HhspiHH fsg.rashAud af4rrs sol
Hud COS pike street
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL RANK
OF SEATTLE.

Capital stock paid lr..-,, .ss2s 900
surplus. ........s-s o. s.ss MOON
Jacob furth. ,.s.. - ,,..-xs. slresfert
=. = Nenfelder .t.h.,,'ss, Vice fresidert
X v AhkFnysf - - - s&.rt 80 .Cashier
Correspondents IN AL tho principal cities
in the Tinted states and Europe.
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SEE Hansua before purchasing q sewing
machine. few NDcx seooef-h 2sc ma
ghlura Tor sale reasonable. rs Coiumbia
Htrsrt. opFozite postafnee.
wARTfsD-ro boy ois gold aa1 silver. ~.
u.n..-. mfr lrnelsr. . uInekiey blocn-
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,. \. kEIIyogg. 2os n.llsy bssndins
nfNlTr a MsENY, sos.7 haley building.
fEEA y, DANIELS. 30e New yors blk
~ n. tgNps, rooms it-is Hsil.r bldr.
MILO a. hppr. Ioit Hcxwsii bailfJnG
y y sAHkULi. lawyer. PRES 80 IN al
miraitg and salioiter Il patent. No. dis
Seattle NatienAl BANK buliAlns.
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JUNK.


a DEvITr, s~qsspAesrn real
estate and storage cash kr s<ccnd.hena
furniture. 1914 First ava Tel. b7ss lei.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.
lIIRsoNAI-

SEATTLE Cistkss Pressing CO. keep ye
riethst IN shape fer 81. 70 mo ayeif
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Sf-w HOME sewing machines, nss4 "a
ehnsFssi ussohins made. Sod % sA8y ppyS
tnshts ptice tsst door - Es5ftsf4es. =
WILLIE T. kiSg q al ...ias nsesio.s.
hssr dealsr N sesleg Elaahiees AID asv-
ins uaehins supplied. Tel. bur eel.
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liHbHhYH hous made breed eafa- 40
l.a-.-- - Dc tL. LIZ ll.l IILaJ y.
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THE PACIFIC Tailoring Ta-Hstt sis. fis
HnH t4b suite made in the rltY. 4FalhE,
fiHHutpfs fHpHIIHK. rs Third ageuue
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Pacific Coast Steamship CO.


rha clmp4nys elegant
afatmHhlrH queen. tltg. at
Husbla WatA Wbila and
imatliiA
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n. u. pErEw. dsatists specials, ia crown
and tridxs work. "a nurks baiidihs.
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srwISo sIASHIs1..

ATLAS Dys Works. ~ Unisa street. xs.ss
fihaFle Bun 1901. 1ns c4iy ExxnEh 6fA
houes "a ths oitU -
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and trsdxs work. "a nurks baiidihs.
LOANS AND INSURANCE..
JAMEsi noTHWELLS-Moffs io~nA Gre
ia. Z surety tsafsGs - EtoEton hiDcA.
DANCING ACADEMY.
HEsr and emily tharpaEh asnoinE schod In
city, day and sYuninR Tth A Columbia -.
HOTELS AID FURNISHED ROOMS
HOTEL BRONSON. ss first ssenss--SSoed
elevator Mons sinsie or ~ rsitet low
rat@s Dell Crane, mazAxer,
AZ YOU wish room OF aatle4pets a ekAhlS
tn the Htchest~f hotel. Ffks and s~cors8.
sur-d raotn 81 Isr week. nleels farnishsd
outside rooms 81 to 81; irAnsisn.s &C snd
eoc FIVE baths. electric ighiG
HOTEL YORK Ftrst svsnss anA F1ksr frs1
class n-omr ena tn@rh 81 ~ psr vesk.
HOTEL CoLHY-Cer third and casrryf
l.; class to-sn and ecart - wesa ana sp,
0LEswooD HorsF,-ii6 sosiik yifiA sin.
sic roofns 81, sl.oo ast ~ pss week
rHE VIC-ToRtA-i2a Ffrst avenoe; slsgan3
furnished rSssnls 81 and ~ q se~ki sattsa
with bHth. etc. q. q stAf~ psSSrhtcAa
Hortsi. eAvoY-f1sASant roansi ex firvX
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-03
EYE SPECIALIST.
O. Dr.. DuIIDQn'S Eve Remedy.

For eyes that are innsmed, smart, itch
burn or feel as though sand or sticks were
m themi That are weak, watery. swollen,
red, vision begins to blur, trouble with
the tear passage: IL il guaranteed a sure
cure, Where there are cataracts forming
II should be used in all cases TO stop
their growth and clear the eyes. Price
50 cents and 81. 90. Prepared by A. w.
BurnhaIn, ego BpeciaIist, "a PAeaAaat st.
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WH0L ESALE HORSE DEALERS
HAVEN BROS.

Agents and wholesale dealers in horses
carriages, harness, blankets, robes, sad
dlery, stable furnishings and harness
makers supplies Handmade express
harness SIS; buggy harness, s. 3d. horses
sold on commission. Auction every Sat
urday at 10 a. m
A. l.. HAVEN. Auctioneer. lSS-l46 Fos-
ter at, Worcester, Mass. Telephone
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-03
HORS e S

Constantly on hand and for sale ! mako
= specialty Of heavy team horses and ex-
ira fine drivers, and have on hand pairs
fine drivers and a number of single
drivers, teamers, weighing $500 2yO0 and
1000 pounds to the pair
R. c, TIFFANY, 90 Exchange st.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-20

During the winter of 1897 Mr..
James Reed, one Of the leading
citizens and merchants of Clay,
Clay Co., W. Va, stuck his leg
against a cake of ice in such a
manner as t. bruise it severely.
It became very much swollen
and panied him SO badly that he
could not walk without the aid
of clutches. He was treated BY
physicians, also used seve1al
kinds of iiniment and two and a
half gallons Of whiskey in bath
ing it, but nothing gave any re-
lief until he began using Cham
berlains Pain Balm. This
brought almost complete cure
IN a weeks time and he believes
that had he used this remedy his
leg would have had to be am.
putated. Pain Balm is unequaled
for sprains, bruises and rheuma-
tlsm. For sale by Griggs & Son
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-20
Stole Another Mans Wife.

Norfolk, Va, October 10Th
Saturday night a patent medi-
cine man named Richardson,
who has been selling medicine
at the head of the market
fol- about month, and a ma1ri~
ed woman, named Jennings,
from South Portsmouth eloped.
Richardson is a stranger here,
but it is said that he has a wife
and ten children. Mrs. Jennings
leaves husband and three child
rem. Nothing is known Of their
whereabouts. Mr.. jennings take
it very hard. He was at the police
station yesterday making in
quiries in reference to trying to
get her back.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-10-20
COINJoCK.

Union meeting will be held
the Goth, 2Ist and 22nd Of Octo
Der at the church of Christ.
Mrs. Edgar O. Neal and child
ren are in Norfolk on a visit to
her son Capt. J r Wilson.
Mrs. B. S. Walker and Mrs,
Mahala Overton returned home
Friday from Columbia where
they have been on { visit to
friends and relatives for the past
three weeks.
Sheriff Flora and son were here
Tuesday and went with a party
on g deer hunt. They were not
successful in killing the deer.
Come again Bob.
Mrs. Caleb Forbes, of Norfolk,
is the guest of her mot her Mrs.
Joe Walker.
Rev. J. E. M. Davenport and
wife returned home Friday.
Canal yacht Daphne was out
Thursday with Mr.. Cannon and
Capt. Peterson on board looking
after the canal.
The Masonic Lodge held its
monthly meeting Wednesday.
Not many attended.
On the 18th of October Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Walker lost by
death their little daughter
Esther. Aged two years.
One precious to our hearts has gone,
The voice we loved is stilled.
The place made vacant in our home
Can never more be filed.
Our Father in His wisdom called
The boon His love had gwen,
And though OIL earth the body lies
The soul is safe in Heaven.
S. P. H.