davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

Bachelor Reflections


A girl never refers 10 a man she
DOESN'T like as a mean thing.
It's a funny thing the way a wo-
man VIII always try 10 talk to you
in the same key that they are play
tng the plano In.
Before a sir! falls In love her kiss
IL about as satisfactory as the way
pug doE sticks his nose In your
face IN the dark.
Paris fashions are probably made
fer American women to spend their
money on. the same way coon songs
are got 40 for white folks to whistle
No man has the same respect for
a girl after he goes out walking With
her when she wears hat with "a
feather IN It that II 80 long he has
. look out or it viii put his ey.
out.
The trouble with love - tfht YOU
always have trouble with II.
II women had pockets they would
be lot more likely to keep Their
hands where they belong.
As soon as a man gets 10 he can
AFFORD T. keep a hired Rirl his wife
begins 70 30 visiting and talk about
all the trouble she has with her ser
wants"
The first thing Eve said VIXEN they
got outside u the Garden ~ Eflen
was probably that no matter how
nice Y was he knew she always an
hate to be cooped Up in that place.
When the average man stands IN
o. get married he looks to the women
Ike a hero. but he looks % the men
more like curly haired steer al n
prize fair with a pink ribbon lied 10
his horns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
A new PLACE
FOR GEN. HENRY

WASHINGTON. n. c. oct = -
RrlEadier General Guy v Henry.
who wss Tor a long period In com
mand 81 The American troops Ia the
island - Puerto Rico. has been as.
signed to command The department
o. the Missouri Wtth headquarters
IN New York city, There are prae-
ticaiiy no troups In the department
70 which be Is assigned. Gen Mcr
Ram hAvlug slres Gen. CuppinKers
retirement comma ndsl u Us runmec-
tion Nith the department 81 CaJar.
ado. II r. probable that dsn. Henry
aili D. given the command 90 tho
department Of tie lakes. with bead
quarters at Chicago. vheu Gen. An,
drTrou retires on January 10 next.
Commander q. Riaekllurvr u the
navy has been assigned q duty iu
Connection with the naval recruiting
station at Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
A Test for Cigar Smokers.

u rive n customer who thinks he
smokes twenty-five cigars day"
said New orleans dealer. AS a
matter OF fact he smokes about
three eighths of that number. The
other eiFhths represent what he
gives away lays down partly con
stunned and a generous disregard OF
butts However. he 10 firm In the
conviction that he smoked moro ac-
tual tobacco than any other man In
New Orleans and a boast on the sub
jeet IN my store yesterday led to 4
burioua bot
He declared, 10 begin with. that
he could smoke three ordinary cigars
in hair an hour and n byatander r..
marked that no man alive could
smoke even ON. cigar continuuuFiy.
until u WAS consumed, without TAX
ing ~ from his lips 'Hosh,' said the
25-a day gentleman, I do that right
along and think nothing Of IT IN
bet you box of perfectos you can't
do It right now said the other. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
BUGGY SPRING AND
AXLE COMBINATION

NEW YORK. oct. - -Arrangs-
mentr have BEEN practically coin
pietrd fer the formation Of a com
hinhti0u q the buggy spring and
axle manufacturers OF the country.
options have already been secured
on about IS plants. some % VI ieh
are the largest in the country.
Among which number are the FOREST
city Spring Co. and the Cleveland
Axle Co. Cleveland. Canton spring
CO. Canton. and Hay Axle 60. Co
Stockton.
The management viii be retained
In the hands % the manufacturers.
aud the capital stock. not yet dccld-
81 upon. viii be kept "a lnw Nc IL
consistent with the assets Of the CON
Germs included
The manufactures will finance tie
combine with the aid % PitisburK
bankers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
RAILWAY NOTES.

Tfr Great Northern has abolished
the one ~ general master msrhan-
BE-. The suuerinteudcnt 81 the -
Paul machine Ehopa will do the
work hereafter
The O u 4 y boats and the Col
umbia = Astoria ffVor rat road havn
merry ratasWur on. The boats
carry passengers from thu Portland
or Hniamp 70 Astoria for a5c The
railway Ht'll HeiIs tickets az Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
STATE NEWS.

y. A. Phillips uiii feed about .ooa
eattl. near North Yakima Tor Cars
ten Eiros.
statbuck citizens are contributing
money for fhe purpose 81 beauiify
ing the village cemetery.
spurtsmeu arr reported 60 BE- trap
pins quaiis IN Lewis county and z~il-
ins them Va violation af lRw.
p. , Potter. Of SHELTON. Nho IA.
been lasinE sheep. put out poison.
and faund a dead cougar measuring
seven feet in length.
startup a pouuRhnc. who's
shingie mill az Ballard ean burned
may Try their fortune with a ueN
miii tn South Hnnd
Wild deer came out % the woods
AZ Ceutraiia. crossed the depot Plat.
form. whore there were "a number -
people. and escaped unharmed
\ X Graham. u Cvntcrvllle.
threahsi from neid uf over 100
acres an average % 81 bushels and
g pounds % wheat to the acre.
F1fty new residences have been
completed IN Hoquiam this year. and
the fine hotel. whici' has been clos
81 for years. has been rropenci.
The Touring min at Yakima CITY.
which has been IDLE for several
y.arr. viii soon be making merry
music. ~ has been bought ~ man
in spokane
The spokane expedition Wa visit
81 by q. GO people. The total re-
eeipts were t7i.ooo AMI expenses
$4,000. Icavins 1900 to be made up
by the Euarantors
] u. Kuzsiman. l. T. Torinua nd
David Carmichael. Of Saltwater.
MINI. are making extensive pur-
ehases % timber lands In skaRit
county. one purchase Of l. 200 acre
was made for 80 60
l. u Faulkner "a trustee ~ the
Olympia IATht & Power company.
T1rnsa Robinson Lumber company
from damniuR the headwatefu Of the
Deschutes river Tor drifting shing'e
bolts
Twelve more thrifty ard snferpris.
inz ranchers from different parts ~
Iowa and Indiana have arrived In
Everett ln the past two days. SAYS
he Independent. and are naw took
ing up new homes for themselves ard
families
Lou spader shipped "a boxes 81
peaches % the Wonderful variety
from Ghrian They we're 30 big
that they packed In the boxes four
peaches Wide by seven long one Of
three large ones measured phNalh
inches IN circumference
The Belliugham Ray Improvement
company is making preparations to
pay $1,000 - delinquent taxes Of
1886 and previous years. before Nov
ember !. By doing 30 they wiil ave
about 81. 001 penalty and iurrcaas
Delinquent taxes are coming In in
large amounts. AMI the treasurer es-
Inmates that 1900 600 ~ deiinquencIeH
will be paid during this month
The Yakima Republic says the
prunc crop this year In Yakima
county has been more satisfactory
than any season for the past 10
years. The Yakima valley iH fast
forming reputation o. its own for
superior pruneH This applies also
10 an the other kinds Of fruit raised
In the valley The peach market has
been good throughout tho season,
prices ruling from 90 to n cents per
box. The apple yield II short Buy
crH are willing 10 ray ~ box for
any Kind that can be used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
letters Not Opened.

w'AsHfNaTOS. =. =. oct =
Director nf f.oats Vale has cent u
the poHtmsater general an abraiute
denial 81 a published charge ~ CEN
sorahip - the mails NJ Manila Mf
Vie naya
= s5sh Is state positively that
there hHs never been o. single letter
Tor the state oraued in tiEH uflae
or by am one after 80 VAS mailed IN
this oniee and before its dispatch 20
the United Efatrns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
ENACTMENT OF
NEW CITY LAWS
Council to Discuss Street
lighting.

AZ a special meeting TO he held
tonight the city council viii be
asked by the board Of public works
"a grant that body authority - adj
Nertise Tor bids lot the city's light
tnE contract, t. take effect January
l. 1890 The requcst will uudonhtcd q
" be grantcd II II expected that
the bids will be opened about Nov
emher ia. and the contract awarded
not later than December /
The city Is nov paying about $50,
900 annually for its street nghting
There are % arc lights. 500 iusau.
descent. and iio gas lights. The cleo
tric light ares and incaudesccnts are
supplied by the Third Avenue " sub
urban and thc unlon Electric COM
pany. White the gas company sup
plies the saslights,
There VIII also he an Introduction
of 10 ordinances codifyinE the city
laws on rensral TOPICS Tho orii-
uancrz which may be passed tonight
cove the following subjects. being
a rv-enaetmcnt OF the laws 90 thrS
stand at present, but ON an uniform
style RrEulatins ana lIeeuanR th,
traffic IN Intoxicating and malt
liquors regulating the construction.
alteration, rrpasr and removal "
buildings ln ERE city limits. nxius the
pound limits and regulatiug the
kerpiug ~ animals and fowls. liesrs-
ms thrtters eirvuses and other
amusement enterprises. regulating
the construction % sidewalks and
nNing their width ON certain streets.
licensing bicycles etc. and creating
a mad fund licensing pavnbrokrrs.
auctioeccrs, seeoud hand dealers
ETC.. aud regulating gambling and
providing FOR the preservation OF
the public peace and morality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
WILL GREET
VOLUNTEERS

The Seattle Rifles we're prrman-
emily repFEanirsd last night 90 the
chamber ~ commerce Gen y II
Carr. the ranking officer present
presided. and g. a. kinus@f acted
az secretary n was dennffsly ar.
ranged to take part In the parade
during the coming cvlshrafian. aHd
the old guard vii number ant less
than tee
Plans Tor sho banqusf Ga he gives
Company u. FIRST Washington volt
unt~cfH, acre discussed. ami otsr
ttso was raised amane those present.
Among the other matters dtseussa1
Saa the adVtsabalty - admitting
former members ~ Company =
The matter - hai1inK AN annual
banquet was also discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

METEOR PATHS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. 2s =
Extensive photographs have been
taken At Yale % the mete0ric show
ors which were noted during August.
For several years attempts 10 pho
t1ErHph the mrteafa at tho Vale Obj
asryaiary have been remarkably
HuecesHful, and recently seven pho
fofrapha ~ meteor paths we're TAX
IN.
By q SORES ~ revolving screens
hren king In upon the meteor path,
coupled with observations NJ places
apart. which furnisN data for the
measuring of the total length Of the
meteor track. method has been de-
vlsed for measuring meteoric vclo-
city. computations Of which Will soon
be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

ton to enforce It. The general warn
ms Il similar 20 that issued hereto.
fore prior t. political campaigns. and
Il II understood. follows complaints
Of specific violations OF the law re-
eeived from ohio and other states
where elections are To be held this
year. The postmaster generals or
der follows
lily request 81 the civil service
commission all noHtmastcru are here
by directed To-. sign and post con
spicuously In their respective offices
copies ~ the following circular h..
sued by the United states eiVil ser
Vice commission. aud Ia use every
mranz Go direct the attention of their
Hubordinatea to the provisions there
or"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
BesIeged by Bees.

OMAHA. Svb. oct - When the
southbound accommodation train on
ihe Omaha 8 Minneapolis read drew
aut II the station at Calhoun this
morning u vas hesiered bY vast
swarm % bees. which came whiErinE
from the West. headed by queer.
before the windows and doors could
be closed several % the passengers
Ner- atune The engineer Increased
the trains speed AMI outfan the
swarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
A LYNCHING
IN LOUISIANA

NEW ORLEANS. La. oct 20
Wilson. La, little town on the
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley railway.
125 miles above this city, was the
scene Of q lynchlnR Sunday !. l..
Smith. white. a former resident If
the place. but late Of Buffalo Creek
ueighborhood. In Wilkeaon county.
Miss. was strung up 10 tho limb II
a pine tree, after being wrested from
the town marshal by posse Of citi-
zens Smith WAS charged with hav-
Ing been tho leader Of n cattle steal
ing gang that had infested the coun-
~ for wears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
THE BOYS WILL
HAVE A FEAST

At the meeting Of ths Fortson Re-
Def Corps yesterday afternoon. com
rnsrtees we're formed. and are nov
r1icitinE subscriptions Tor the lun.
cheon to be given the volunteers an
their arrival TIE committees are
securing the names % persons a no
are wilkins TO contribute flowers 90
make huttanniers for the soldiers
Next week TIE tickets Will be gis IN
out 60 all near relatives - volunteers
who wish 20 meet the Queen as ahe
enters the harbor
The meeting next week will b. held
at the Afmory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

Fresh Meat Uobblng)-Cow beef.
&c per ID. steer beef. TIC per ID.
mutton. wcther Sc per ID. pork. 7nc
per ID. veal. large. SC per ID. small.
Toe
ProvIsions Oobbing)-Hams, large,
i34c: hams. small. lie. breakfast ba .
con. iimc. dry sailed sides. 7Ac: Rcx,
SIC.
Lard UohbinE)-Home made. per
~, 7Nc white Star. Sc. Coin special.
SlSc. lard compound. tierces. &c: Rex,
sAc
Fresh Fish iobhlnE)-perch. 9atc,
hnlIbut. 5c, silver salmon, Ia5c.
chinook. &c; founders, 3a4c; solca.
s@ie: rock cod, 5G6c: shrimps. Sc,
smclt. 3aic; oysters. Olympia, siOt
az 80 per sack 800 per gallon, clans
8l2a per sack. punRouess crabs
live. 1885, cooked, $3.50, ling cod. 5a
&C.. black cod. 601c. salt Chinook sal
mon, 800 III uerces. for smoking pur-
poses. Sc; herring, aqic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
POLLING PLACES.

The following polling places have
been announced for the school clec-
ton; F'irHt ward. South school. and
also In second floor OF Pacific block
conner Yesler way and Occidental
avenue: second ward Rainier school.
third ward. r. r. Minor school and
Pacific school. fourth ward. Central
school. hfth ward. Old ST. Marks
church. sixth ward. Denny school
seventh ward. Cascade school and
Columbia school; eighth ward. Mer-
Ger school: ninth ward. -. J.. day
sehooI and LatOna SCHOOL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
P0STMASTERS
ARE WARNED

wAsHINGTON. D. g. oct. PC
The postmaster general has issued
o formal warning to all poatmasters
against the levy OF political assess
nsnts. and simultaneously the civil
service commission has called atten-
tion 20 the law governing the sub
jeet and Of the commissions inteu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

potatoes. 81 10000 per loo In: hell
peppers, 81 coal 20. ChH peppers.
81 aoH e. native onions. iii6ui Is.
California onions. tLifdi..5. Ea-iie.
o. ID. caullaoNcrH. 10 per don let
tuee. 7oe per box Of dog. turnipa,
sc per sack radishes. iec. pumpkins.
Z. nrr III .uuAah =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

Green Fruit Uobhlngl Black nEs.
2s-ib boxes. il.so: epcoanuts. s5c per
dog. lemons. ts0us 60. sweet apple
elder. 2oa per gallon peaches. orange
clinEH, soeutt 90 a box native pIumH.
1paeoc. nutmeg melons. 81 %. italian
prunrH, SIC. California grapes. white
and black. eoaT5c. California mus.
c'tts Goa 4Ic. ounces. ui51l2s per
box. crauberries. - IS. white cartoon
fiEH. 10 pkE box. 1875. German
pruHos. 7sc. crab apples, CO.: eante.
lores. eoa soc. plneapples. 500 per
doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS

THURSDAY Morning Market today
are substantially the same as yeat,r-
daY NJ change tn price Ir reported
Trad" shows tendency 60 Improve
In tho course - tho day.
A few new ronsiencmentu 81 fish
have arrived. bus prices are un-
Changed
Tn" grain market iv vtm az a
standsull. and conditions In the mar.
ket are normal
Tho following prices are being Of.
fered 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or In tho car at Seattle,
Graln-OatH. $50 90. barley. tiT.50:
wheat chicken feed. 1900, bran.
iii 90. shorts. $500 rye, 1900
fIay-Pugct sound. per tons, s. O0U
500. Eastern Washington timothy.
$500, alfalfa. $3.50.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. sgc.
Butter Native. 2sc.
Poultry Spring chickens. lie: live
flyers, 81 10000. live turkeys. fic.
Live stock-Chnlce beef cattle,
cows talAsc. steers. 4lhm5c. good
hogs. live. sc; hogs, dressed. che;
calves. dressed. large, &c. small. &c /.
calves. large. live. &c: small. &c
Hides. Pelts and wool-Heavy
sound. sailed steers. over 90 lbs, &c:
madium sound. per 10, b TIC. light
sound. under 20 lbs. 7hc. cows. sound,
all weights. TIC FtaRH. bulls and oxen
fG5c; sailed kips. 7ihc; calves, per 10.
Sue. green hides. ic loss than sailed
dry hides. per III. i2e. dry culls. one
third less; summer deer. per 10. 22q
2ic. winter deer. dry. 4diGc. papery
deer. 9al2c: dry elks. 9Gi0c. areen
elk. iQbc. sheep pelts. 25ae5c; shear
llngH. l5@2jc: Eastern Washington
wool sac Western Washington wool
i2Ac. dirty or timber burned. i0bac.
tnlIow, 2tbIgc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
Vegetables

Potatoes Oobblngl-Natlve pota-
toes. 76edsi.oo. Yakima potatoes.
SIS oom20.00. beets. 90c per sack. car
rots. pcr sack, soc. corn. 6OGS5c per
sack. peas, 2a3c, cueumbers. 20a3jc.
tomatoes, 35u65c, California sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

=. J. CARROLL lawssr uFaetof IA aim.
taiif aui poll cItor afpslfHtt Foon 7s.75
HHnsllsy block
'Hah = ftue. rooms is=it Halter bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

Uay dohbing)-Pugot sound. per
ton. sg.O0Gi000; Eastern Washington
timothy. Sit00. alfalfa, 1890.
oats dobblng)-Per ton. 2ic.
Burley-Steam rolled. $40. whole,
iig.
Corn-whoic. S2300. cracked. .2t.
feed meal. per ton. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
Butter Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Butter Washington crcamerles
pound prints. BE. Eastern Iowa ami
EIKln. 2Geu zee.
Cheese OobhlnEl--Native Wash.
ington. liGlsisc, Eastern. iiaizc.
Eggs OobbinE)-Strlctly fresh
ranch. zoe.
Honey-White comb. Ndibc: Hight
amber. i3qiic: amber. I2aise.
strained. "a ase.
Poultry - Chickens. live. i2aI3c;
flyers. 81 7td7bo: live turkeys. l5c:
ducks, he. geese Zoe. live weight
Corn Whole. .2i 30: cracked, 123.
feed meal per ton. $500.
Fecd-wheat. sal, oil cake. meal,
.a2 90. middiings, t21.Oog23 90. bran.
iis 90: shorts. $4,000 100: chopped
feed. a00Gt2lOo; dairy chopped
feed. {i6.00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

nrsIsI-- COLLEGES.
Wllsos ; Ba.ins,, eollego. 1al aslnni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

l.. W. HorGHrO&. ~. u5. SIC. AZ
Collins block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

AnsrnAcr 81 IfrLH.

uHhpifHE fHEHtEu 4 co. ine.. me "a
ana rftiahlo abstract company sfthblifh-
81 lHFf We are uEW uInkIuF hhHtracth 81
mining claims ~ ehrffF street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
IhL PUGET s2v 2, ,HyHTioSAL BANK

capital sioeh Dsli in. 49, ti2sg 90
49, sssssE#sss ebsvD
~ I'm sssss.s4ssst. .fss ffseia sent
- Esnisldrr.. ....ssslos ifssidsnt
=. NhA'tp - .Hsss.s#s- sssssssssss taahlsf
tgfTstppnasnts In all the PRINCIPAL cll.4s
In the United Ftatrs and Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26

faaiII- AIT1aoI o.. ~ n :. bIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
APPLE s

The same old sort the boys used
to steal
From the same old treee on the
side OF the hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ssiooe BUllofas aso cosTaAcToss.

bLATTLE BRIDGE Co.-Buiiosrs Of erids
"a. whafFsa. coal bqnksrs etc. pile driv,
Ing and foundations. asaisrs In pilsa. logl
snd flars
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-05-26
Pure Tea
in packages
at grocers'
SchillingS
Best

school are due to Miss Ida Kreidel,
who deserves great credit for the
efficient manner in which she
drilled the young folks Tor this
entertainment. She had the en-
tire training Of the young people
vino took part in the cake walk
and was assisted by the teachers
Misses Painter, Cree and Damman
in drilling for The Trip to Europe.
She also rendered efficient ser
vice in accompanying the singing
of the young people on the piano.
We hope to have the pleasure OF
hearing the young people again
and should their entertainment be
repeated they will want to secure
the Opera House to accommodate
the crowd.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-05-26
Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

BY local applications as they caunct reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness, and that l.
by constitutional remedies. Deainess Is
caused by an infamed condition OF the lnu-
dns lining OF the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube il infamed you have rubbing
sound OF imperfe.. hearing, and wh9n II Is
entirely closed, deafness is the result. ana
unless the inflammation can be taken out ana
this tube restored to its norme condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever, nine cases
out OF ten are caused by Catarrh, "hicn Is
mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF deafness tcausen by catarrn)
that cannot be cnred by HalP- Catarrh'
Send for circulars; free.
FL. CHENEY & co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, ,5c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-05-26

The boys are trying to muster up
a nine to play aga nst the Roslyn
nine. We hope they may be sue,
cessful for a little excitlnent would
be beneficial just now.
The government duty on tea mas
increased it's value. We will con-
tinue to sell it at present prices
for a limited time. F. BosSong az
Co.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-05-26
The Ellensburg and Thorp bands

The Ellensburg and Thorp bands
are getting up a celebration for
july 4th at Pages Grove on the
West side. They should be en-
couraged by our people SO far as
they feel able for the boys com.
prising the two bands are nice
gentlemenly young men and are
worthy Of all that can be bestowed.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-05-26
Wheels for rent at Privett's.
Needles and Oils atssPrivett's.


Needles and Oils at Privetts.
IS pictures for 81 at Pautzke's.
Garden Hats only 25c. ut Mrs.
Jenkins.
Mr.. Wright started for Alaska
Wednesday.
Trimmed Hats from SOC. upward
at Mrs. Jenkins.
A second hand piano for 800 at
Craig's Music Store.
stop and see Pautzke's show case
those new pictures are all right.
Go to Wiley b. Allen Co.'S. stoI g
for all kinds of musical instruments
f. E. Craig, Agt.
Mrs. Rose Hodges and Clark W.
Burroughs were married on Sun
day, May Dist by Rev. M. Bird.
G. W. Ronald, of Seattle, spent a
couple of days here this week. He
left for Walla Walla Wednesday.
The work is gradually going on
at Liberty the Green Tree claim is
being worked in good shape again.
FoR RENT pasture, plenty of
water and good shelter, good fence.
Apply to &. V. HUM, Thorp, Wn.
Selling out at cost All Fixtures
for sale. All goods sold at cost
for cash. MRS. JENKINS
Say! DO you want good meal
that you will really relish-a good
meal? Then go the New Gem
Restaurant
MI hats trimmed and untrim.
mel and satin bonnets will be sold
at cost. Prices cut in the middle.
MEs. JENKINS.
"They are not so many" but two
and one half of them buy a splendid
Lady shoe at Flynn's. Brown or
black lace ON the latest lasts.
DR.. b. \. Scott and family and
Ida Gliding, left for Tacoma Fri
DAY. They will reside there for
some time. The doctors many
patrons regret his going.
Mrs. L. \. King, of this city has
secured the agency for Clara Bar
tor book The Red Cross. We
would urge our readers to procure
a copy oi this valuable book from
Mrs King and thus do good deed
in two or more ways.
Miss Stella Fulton and Mrs.
Miller made The Dawn very
pleasant sociol call Saturday.
Miss fnlton is one of the highly
accomplished young ladies of East
Kittitas the daughter Of Mrs. F. F.
Fulton, and is highly esteemed by
a large circle of friends both in
the country and in this city.