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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26

president of the Commercial and Farm
ers bank. is president - the company,
and Mr.. Il. w. Brewer is secretary anG
treasurer. Lending business men COM
pose the firm.
PLAN OF THE COMPANY.
The plan of operation of he company
is set forth in the following communities
ton addressed to the cotton growers of
the section:
To the Farmers Of Wake and Adjoining
Counties.
At an adjourned meeting of Wake
County Farmers Alliance, held at the
A. and NJ College ON August II, 1899,
the undersigned were appointed COM
mittee and instructed to ascertain the
best arrangements that could be made
by which the farmers coIld store aid
hold their cotton, and at the same time
secure advances on same, if desired.
We beg to report that we have per-
formed that duty and are authorized TO
say to you that the Peoples Storage anil
Warehouse Company, 313, 315 and 3l7
Wilmington street, Raleigh, n. c., are
prepared to store and insure your cotton
in any quantity, from one bale up, for
any length of time, at the following
rates:
/ to 3 months, Zoe. per bale per month.
3 to 6 months, 1Sc. per bale per month.
6 months and longer, 16 2-3c. per bale
per month.
Liberal cash advances will be made
on cotton stored with this company, and
interest charged on such advances only
for the time the cash is held by the far
mer.
The above charges include all expenses.
We will also state in this connection
that we have every reason to believe
that cotton will surely advance, as mas
been the case with almost, if not quite
every other product.
For any further particulars see or adj
dress Capt. ]. j. Thomas, President
Peoples Storage and Mercantile Com
pany. Raleigh, n c., or either of us.
w. I'll. WORTH, Raleigh,
w. b. UPCHURCH, Morrisyille,
c. K. M'CULLERS, Lemay,
Committee.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 25, 1899.
The company is ready to begin business
at once on the terms set forth in this
statement.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One Size smaller after using Aliens
Foot Ease, powder to be shaken into
the shoes. 1t makes tight or new shoes
feel easy; gives instant relief to corns
and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery Of the age. Cures swollen
feet blisters and callous spots. Aliens
Foot-Ease is a certain cure for ingrow-
ing nails, sweating, hot, aching feet. At
all druggists and shoes stores, 2oc. Trial
packages free by mail. Address, Al
len S. Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26
COTTON GROWERS.

In line with the recent call for con-
yention of cotton growers of the State
TO meet here during the State Fair, the
following was issued yesterday:
To the Cotton Planters of Wake and
Adjoining Counties: The undersigned
were appointed a committee by the late
meeting Of Wake County Farmers AL
lance to investigate and, if possible,
to report on the conditions, etc, which
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is scientific
compound having the endorsement of
eminent physicians and the medical
press. at digests what you eat and
positively cures dyspepsia. NJ. A. ke-
iron. Bloomingdale, Tenn, says it
cured him of Indigestion of ten years
standing. BobbittWyDne Drug Co.,
w. II. King & Co., Adams & Moye,
VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26
PE.;RlJ.IVA
BRINGS JOY

That catarrh has Gny relation 10
barrenEess in women is surprising to
many. 1t is one of the mysteries of
catarrh. This insidious disease pene-
trates to every organ of the body.
Thousands of women have catarrh
and are ignorant of it. DIR. Hartman's
book for women makes these matters
plain. Write to Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.,
Columbus, O., for this book and book
of cures effected by Pe-ru-na.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26
Thos. PesCud,
GROCER.

In new quarters--305 Fayetteville ~,
opposite the postoffice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26

president of the Commercial and Farm
ers bank, is president ~ the company.
and Mr.. Il. w. Brewer is secretary and
treasurer. Lending business men COM
nose the firm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-26
A LETTER TO PLANTERS.

Raleigh, Sept. %, 1899.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-13
Grcnt Iloo.is at Manila.

Manila. July 1o.-Storms OF cxccp.
tional violence have swept Manila aud
NIL the central part OF the island Of
1.uzon for several days. They have
been accompanied by n very heavy
rain fall. which. in twelve hours.
amounted To 80 inches. Warnings
have been sent To the Inhabitants of
parts of Manila and the territory back
of 1t TO prepare FOR serious inunda.
tion.
As this dispatch Is sent the pasig
river IL within six inches Of over.
flowing its banks In Manila and is ris.
Ing steadily. Various small streams
have burst out Of their channels and
have submerged Tie lower parts OF the
city.
Last night many tents OF the first
reserve hospital annex were flooded
and fell with the force Of the storm.
The patients were taken 10 shelter by
wadlng.
Because OF the storms violence no
'hirs have been able To leave this linr-
hnr since the 9th inst. The soldiers
IN the trenches nt the front are sur.
fCring from exposure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-13
SCHOOL TEACHERS MEET.
National Educational Association In Ses.
sion Mt Los Angeles

Los Angeles, Cal. July l1.-Proiuptly
ut O'Clock the National Educational
Association was called to order by
Hon. i. .. Story of the local executive
committee. The pavilion was crowded
In every part and numbers of the visit
OrS failed to gain admittance.
Governor Henry 4. Gage bnde the
delegates hearty welcome in behalf
Of the state. Hon. l.. Kirk. state SUI
perintendent of public instruction. in
behalf of the educational interests Of
the stale. followed. DR.. Elmer l.. Brown,
University of California. OH behalf OF
the state management, also welcomed
the visiting educators. and then Mayor
Fred Eaton. on behalf OF the munl-
cipnlty, in II few words told the visit
ors they had the freedom Of the city
during their stay.
President Eliphalet Dram I.ytc. the
first principal of the Pennsylvania
school. Millersvillc. Pa. delivered his
address. Dr. Lyle. In opening. referred
TO the first meeting OF the association
In Philadelphia when thirty-eight mem
bers were enrolled and compared 1t
with the enrolment or more than TO-
900 In Washington last year. He also
spoke of the progress made in other
respects by the association. The Ma
tiOnnl Educational Association Is m
organization through which the edu-
Gators oc the country can reach large
bodies of teachers.
The evening session was as largely
attended as the one In the afternoon.
DIR. w. I. Harris. United States COM
missioner OF education. delivered nm
address on the subject OF An Educa-
tlonal Policy FOR Our New Posses.
sions." Henry :. Townsend. inspector
general of schools OF Hawaii. made nm
address upon the subject. THE E,lu.
cntionnl Problem In Hawaii"
At the closing session OF the Ma
Nonal Council Of Education held this
morning Professor Louis Sollan, st.
Louis. was elected president FOR the
following year: Professor Elmer
Brown. California. vice president. and
Miss Belle 4. Duiton. Cleveland. Ohio.
was reelected secretary.
The report on the relations OF public
libraries to public schools that had
been prepared by committee COM
posed OF j. c. Dana. \. IIutchlns. G.
\. McAiurray. Sherman Williams and
Miss VI. Louis Jones was presented
and read.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-13
COLORADO TRAIN ROBBED.
Pour Men Hold Up Colorado \ Southern
Esprr.- ''ear Folsom. New Mexico. aud =
nInW tue Trrlnurc Car to I'Iccca.

Hi"w thr Treasure Car to Pieces.
Denver. July l2.-A special dispatch
TO the Republican from Trinidad says:
The south-bound passenger No. on
the Colorado n Southern railway was
tonight held NJ. dynnni,cd and robbed
by four men nj u point five miles south
OF Folsom. New Mexico.
The hold.up occurred at 1880 O'Clock.
AMI was Mt the same point at which
the passenger train was held up last
September.
Aftcr the train had been brought to
u siandstill tonight. and the train crew
had been intilnidat.d by guns. the rob.
beers used dynamite with good effect.
blowing open the sides OF the express
tar.
Their work was In vain. however. ms
there were no valuablra or money In
the express safe.
Superintendent Webb and the Wells.
Fargo express agent. Glover. both
state positively that nothing was Sc.
cured by the robbers.
Superintendent Webb has Just left
FOR the SCENE of the hold.up on spc.
cinl train. accompanied by officers with
horses. and says lie is confident he
Will he able To ovcrtakc the robbers.
There were hut few passengers on
the train and they were not molcstcd.
As soon as the robbers had searched
the express car they mounted horses.
which were hi'chcd near by. and. fir.
Ing few shots To alarm trainmrn
and passengers. He'd without any ut.
tempt to 20 through the mail car.
Parties here who claim to know say
that there was large amount OF
money In the express safe. as well M
valuable express matter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-13
RockcfclIcr ItnN. n Ming.

Tacoma. Wash. July 11.-John u.
Rockefeller interests have purchased
The only developed iron mine on the
Pacific coast. II is on Tcxado island
1T the British Columbia coast. The
purchase was made by the Monte
Cristo Mining Company. which Mr.
Rockefeller controls. II Is believed
that President Hill Of the Great Nor.
ihCrn railway will join with Rookie
Teller In developing the Pacific coast
iron interests as he has had confer
rnCcs with Mr.. Rockefeller. The Tex.
ado mines produce Bcsscincr ore con-
tanning GO per cent iron. A blast fur
mace may be built at Everett or Ia.
coma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
GRAIN GROWERS
ARE INDIGNANT
Southern Psc hc Ry. Enscts .
Prohibitise Tariff.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. The
Southern Pacific Company has adj
vanced ifa rate on grain from Utah
To the coast from 8. TO q ~ per ton.
and It's action has provoked cousii %
cradle Indignation among the farm
era and dealers throughout the grain
producing sections 81 j-tah Accord
ing To advlcrs from salt Lake the
Southern paciHcs new tsrIn Ia abb
solutelY prohIbliive and viii force
the growers and shippers 10 seek
other means % marketing their
er1tn tfan are afforded By the graHp-
ing Kentucky corporation.
The growers In sanprte and other
counties Co tho south arc indepard
emf - The Southern Pacific. as they
are able % find an outlet fuf Their
surplus stock over the RIO Graudc
ud connecting lines 10 Texas sea
p.rts although 70 much less adYau-
feEe than would come with cor
'Inuauee of reasonable rates over th-
Central Pacific In northern fttah
conditions ore much lees prapitInua.
and farmers are hoping tho oregon
Fhar' 'iue viii come 70 their rescue
hy making low rates 70 the Fsrtt8n !
market
Tho Southern Pacific C1muanv's
action Vill have the effect ~ keeping
q large tonnage 81 grain away from
this pert nui the freight odieials ~
The Southern Pacific do not even eare
20 1euy the fact They justify thsir
action hY declaring that they nea.i
The equipment OF the road for better
paving trIflc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
EX-POLlCEMAN
RUNS AMUCK

George cave. an policeman. Mss
arrested last nIFht bA pnirer isHfHHn
on charge ~ assault with A deadly
weapon &c n Said DE- threatened
g. Ill e man bY the name ~ Ken.
nsuE rnc quarHrl occurred ages "a
woman whom cave had asked a. go
- dance She -fuFrl aud cave
remarked that Kennedy had pfriu-
ffHt tho woman against him
Cave went ta Kennedy residence
and nfsl several shafs Kennedy zee
fused tn gunr OFT Lat night about
10 u.eioek De aHHiu went Is thu nous
ana Kicked lu the daar Re walked
o. uherc Kennedy Was aittins and
placed a gun at hia head
keuurdyH wife grabbed the ruu
Just HH Cave puiir1 the trigger and
tHe hammer came down au her
fsuuh The Gun waa mot loaded.
cave ami Kennedy shmr Ia hiaW-
0disef lfrrsnu hsaf.ug the trouble
went into ihr house and arrested
cave
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ALONG THE WHaRvES

The shin Spartan. whirh lsff fe-
attic = days aga. has at last been
reported from San Ffanriaea Dur
Ing the voyage FiFsi oHcsr Emil
Larsen died ana Wan buried at sea.
The steam eniiIsf Miami has ar
rived In San FRANCIS eco six days cot
She got her share - the Bal wealth
cr
capt o. r. cains has received a
teissram STATING that the ship tsIen-
daau arrived safety al LIS Angeles
10 DAYS from Hamburg she Na~
feared tn have been lost
capt David Wallace. 81 TIE steam
er Cottage city. = taking Nsii.
EARNED vacation ~ tao months on
shore CAPT A g Jansen NW as
sumo bis commau
william n Curtis. pur~sr % the
Cottage city. wui BE- absent Tor a
uhils owing 70 the recent death -
rs mother.
= T Pope. Who has long been pur-
ser - she steamer city % Seattle
has resigned he position. Hereafter
h. Wli b. engaged IN nshing at Fort
WrRunet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
AID EXTE ENDED
BY CONGRESS
Widows OF Vice Presidents
Assisted Bot Twice.

WASHINGTON. -. C.. Dec l.
Trefs have bren only two cases In
which Congress has given financial
all u the w.daWn ~ vice pres dents
Wha died In .uffiee. The executor -
Henry Wilson vas given So zsa by
congress 20 be- held ami applied by
said executor a. II part ~ fhe estate
q said Henry Wilson.
Congress gave Eliza e. Hendricks.
widow ~ Thomas \ Hendricks ts.-
10 being the salary. mileage aud
stationery ~ the Ktse president f1r
one year
Tn" funeral expense ~ william
X hluE % Alabama. VINO aIed IN
Dallas county. Alabama. were paid
fu the cases ~ George Clinton aud
EIhrlIgv Gerry. congress assumed
no sxr~nse attendant upon their
deaths and no provision was made
Tor any ono dependent upon them
In view ~ these prscedenta. It is
not kelly that congress viii do
more than give q the widow - the
ate vice president a years salary
rha custom has prevailed for the
vice president - take aH a souvenir
some o. the office furniture r tho
Vice psaldent.s room when ne re-.
tires. and 10 il likely that these keep
aakss Wiii Do "a ued over O. the FAINT
iiy fukstauiH have been Included
n tbs Usts ~ articles 30 disposed
II i became the custom when an
nkafand vHs worth q dollar or 20.
and Hill probably continue IN pre-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
A MESSAGE
FROM GILMORE

MANILA. Dec IA. l.. cannen-
shsin. one - Ire American rziF11-
els who was with Lieut. Gimure'a
parry. has escaped o. ire AmerIr an
lass and elas the grst autheuti.
account OF the experience II thnt
part. Re states that from ne tow %
Of Haier. rsHr which the Americana
were captured. tbs were taken go
sau lsidr1. where ffey would have
been executed ha1 t not been FOR
the Interference of Aruiuaido
From San fzidfa the prisoners
vsfe removed - Abrl. taHu fur
tho Inland. where ttey uars stU
haif being EEL treated 10 Ihs time
the Informant ESCAPED. .
WASHINGTON. = C.. Dec. H.
Adr1'ral Watson has reported - the
Nay department That ~ the frd1u-
eta'4 crew. two esrapa1. four wr-r
klHsi outright ana one mart4Hv
wounded and three captured THO
secretary ~ tho treasury ~ fra Fill
ipina Republic vas reported eap'ur-
ed yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
HAS SERVED
OVERTIME
Burglar Whose Sentences Mas
Expired Tries 20 Get
Out of Jsii.

There - man confined tn the
county jail whose term % imprison.
ment expired usa-ly eEht manths
ago. He Is nut - the jurisdiction %
Judge Jacobs. ard owing Ia an i'm
perfection IN ar appeal which vas
taken. rs case has Jailed 10 reaca
the supreme court.
Tee Individual In question l. Roy
Mason. on December -. is9s Mason
Was arrested at Preston Whaa IN
a charge ~ burglary. BE was FOUND
guilty and sentenced 20 four months
IN tie county jail His attorney. J.
g. aiasccv appealed from Iad zc
jacobs H~utcpce 90 the supreme
court This auneal was not. how
eve. perfected and never reached
the judges az olympia.
Or course. a. son ne the appeal
vas Med. the ease was taken ont %
the jurisdiction II Judge Jacobs
Mason has been frid a prisoner
ever since
promin mt saattis attorney has
recently volunteered Ms services -
res Mason cut Il his scraps. ant an
effort wll be made Pa have him re-
lea#ad- He = row confined in the
hospital ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
Women Strip a NOn-Union
Miner of Shoes and Stockings

NANrIcoKE Pa Dec Novel adopted hy he women
Of the strikers families work IN fe
rel
3 n
% in ne
q
a
Several scared
BY
ysle
threatened
a
their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
|. OF " IN
VICTORIOUS
Beats Whitman by a
Score OF 6 10 5.


TIA. sharp staeaaia ~ the tnivsr'
atty sell thr haafas blare ~ hun.
dfed horns. The 1aHElr of big eaw.
bells. ard the Haste' koaN' KaHx'
kaatt ~ the whitman rn1ters blend
"a aua mingled Unfortunately r..
the better part II yesterday after
uuan ~ tho y. V g a. park SuN
unI asAtn the rtfaiua nf Hafus col
ieHa song rnfe above the din And
ufI tn time young WARRIOR
CHARGED and rsHe back aud rallied
lighting rbmriy n the Lass fHf the
victory chat ever hung in suHrsurr
until the sound IT tho referees ehIs-
tie deaIareu the t.aVerriff ~ Wash.
Inatan champions II thir state and
Idaho
II Haa n clean. faFi-fnusHf game
WIHr the ban eas in whitman.
territory most ~ the uus after tho
miidla ar fhr fleet hair the BEE as F,lH
90 ~ fimr certain.
WIN -aare 81 g - 2 ln their faNur
TIE Varsity backs Time aud aFaln
plunged lnt, the lire aud ,Iffiet the
ruds Tar ono gain after another. un-
tIl tHaf Hrfc close 60 the coveted
goal auiy Geo lee thr BAN on dHun ne
90 mmblr THf.e tmoH they see
inside Whituan's ln-ysrl lice. but
tHe Eastern hue hst9 like IA raHs
W4H and tha eIe.sr work ot tHsir
HHHas All ends checked the tearing
uuHaauFhts 70 tire purple AMI god
uu aue 90 these occasions Whit
mana 1.-THE quarter slipped through
the iius ihr an eel anl dropped San
ihr hal b.. haI e8ual ia hr famhis
Then tandem ~ buck. fHifauf 5
hs long punt aH1 thr sta Esis re
musnest boz IT, middle Il ths
nefd
Ttr Famc started sIth whiman's
kick =an against the wind The
Varsity advanced from their sH-yari
line back if the middle % the held
whitman took the ball on the down.
aui fnrr through the t. ~ ". line
GA tanHems. until Larson crashed
through tirir Interference. ne SET
hair formed. and dropped en- e q
fumhled ban 4 moment affsrsaf :
h. surIufsd around let end faf 80
yard gain
Tire University sinErrrd W ard
drove whitman baek by a series -
taudrma between tackle ard md
Fifteen minutes after the start. Hun.
ioaa eIfeled riEht end az whitman q
is-yafi Inc and carried the bail b..
hin hsf Eani-paatu Wright kicked
ehn goal
When the play commenced again.
tho Walia Waiia b8Ys charged stead.
rs down The fed hY n srrier 81 tan.
drms an1 bucks an1. after stub
hafn contest on the Varsity g.
yaFd Tine. crowd the bail over the
EgsI-fre on revolving tandem
TIE rest ~ the game was largely
lH NhItman'a territory The East
cruena put up a beautiful dsfanait q
game. and. nu securing the rieahtu.
saved fhrir raHi ~ long punta
During ihr tntetfuirsinn between
ihr halves - the basket bali same
in M evening r. = TIrpy presented
the winners with the trophy he bad
offered. o. was large. beautifully
engraved silver cup. mounted on an
ebony base Nr tapry made a neat
speech ard Captain Sterling ul1
responded neatly
T. the Wark ~ IFS and Nichols
Is largely due the credit Il tho
Varsity victory TEE latter put
the lire In excellent nharo Iens
work was Invaluable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
Closed by the Trust.

MINIATURES. WE. Dee. An
Evening Wisconsin aprelaE from
keH#sHa says
The fasmef stfsHafer % the plant
~ ths Charles II selE MhuugaeJur.
HE Company AZ This point o. tht
American Wcyeir Company. eaut-
monty known as thF bicycle ffaat
aaa made this afternoon All depart
ueHta urrv az aHse ahni down To-.
p-iee paid for the plant Is haIa 70 d.
sac aa0
A. the time II the sale ths raus
pany had orders fpf tho manufacture
- ever 2Q.ooa heels. which wHl
probably be- made Ia some athef fac.
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
C. Z. uRioK MEETS.

Thr local unIan ~ the Chfistaa
Endrlyor aoolrtieH VIII meet tonight
In North Seattle IN the NoeaHl Pres.
hyteHian church An the ehaifmen
o. the different committees ate rec
uueHffd tn Zoe present ou account ~
important huHlnras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
TAKES FRENCH LEAVE.

=. n Harding. who has been stop
pins at the Hairiersarand hotel. has
left the city without giving the au-
thorities any Information ne In HIS
future whereabouts consequently
the police have abandoned the search
for HariiinF's vic. whom ne claim.
"a had deserted him Tor a wealthy
klundiker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
bot,s, chssss trss .na pouI,,

Butter Washington creamerIss.
pound prints. ao8 p. Eastern Iowa
Hrd EiFn. 7ffsse
CHseHs ouhbinH1 Native wash
.rFtau. lsUltc Eastern. itQtie
TsfH rYbtiHRA strictly fresh
ranch asu1tr. Eastern. sa0gia.
Honey white comb ifr light am
beg. ftalsr. strained. FHsisc
Poultry Chickens. HFr. ia0lir.
live tHfhryu ieHt1e ducks. H..
geese. iouiie. live weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
q Fertilizer Trust.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec IA
significant meeting was held hero
today ~ prominent psraaua I'm
tereatei in tho fertilizer industry and
II r. believed that IL was f8r tho
purpose ~ forming q fertilizer tfust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
Non-Partisan Ticket.

OLYMPIA. Dec. AT a meet
ing OF uou-uartisans thc following
municipal ticket was nominated
Mayor. Hciuhart fproscnt ineum-
borus city treasurer Willard Lemon.
cts clerk. 7. otis. city attorney.
- T.. BaHy. health office. Or J W.
Marvell councilman al large. q. G
WluHtanl"y, councilman. q. George,
George f.. Blankenahip. James Do
herty
The Republicans viii put full
ticket In the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
10y Cram ana Fose

Ilay U1hh.ual Puget sound. pr
tom 81 noa o. %. Eaetrrn Washing
tom timothy $500. mixed. t11oa. al.
GIfa. $500.
Gate Jabblusl = Ter ton. tazeaa
"a m
Harley falis1. go m Whole
80 90
corn whole g. q. cracked. taco
feed meHl. p-f fau s. ~
Ped wheat. SO 20 sl cake meal
f72 o.. middiirFs. 81 no023 o.. bran
10 ~. ahsftr, o. 80 chopped feed
So Gees 90 %, dairy chopped feed. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
TO PREVENT
ACCIDENTS

The anchorluR II verseIa IN 'ho
"faisWay" ~ Seattle harbgH ia 20 Doc
prohibited The Pacific Coast Board
Of Marine ruderWrltcrs VIII # arrr
taxi 1esi0n oHIuR - recent accidents
which have occurred fro this farbor
Gen y. l.. James. ~ the uudcrHri.-
ers. has been in the Northwest for
a week lie says that an Of the TN
tied States vessels now IN the har-
har arc directly In the "falrway."
In faR II is almost imp1s4iblc for
incoming ana outgoing vosHets 20 get
around them They cannot ~ out
further In the atfeam on account Of
the deep water. They viii have a.
ancf or either to the north or south
Of the "fairway"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01

Green Fruit 0obhInFl Tinek fee
si.th boxes. " zsa I Is lrmoua g sgtf
80. california afnpes white and
black. 81 2sWi 40. California musrAi
'l.4u. auinrrs 81 20 per bYNi cram
berries. g roo sea white carton nga
10 pkg box. timUf23. cooking hp-
piea. tiHti 2s baA fancy red apple
81 sasfa On fancy eHtzoubers g. 90.
bananas. a. 0ea3 "a. prrHimmaH-
81 u1ffi 70. Jap4ues ora rWeH. fiH
per ~. uav'iH. fa7sutoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-01
JOY MAY YET Be
DISAPPOINTED

wAsI1NGToN. n. G.. Dec. L.
Conareasm1n JOY probably VIII be
appointed in his desire 10 be APP
pointed chairman Of the COMMITTEE
ON accounts. II appears to be settled
that Cor gresham Bull Of Rhode IT,.
land. Will ret this chairmHnahIp.
leaving SIR. Joy the second member
Congressman Ray. OF New York.
Will succeed Henderson rs chairman
of Judiciary. and Subway, Of New
Hampshire, viii take Rays plncc at
the head ~ Invalid pensions.