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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-24

\ petition was presented
in the House Tuesday from
citizens of Morganton asking
that they be allowed to issue
bonds for water works.
Miles Lail and Saphronia
StameN. white. were married
Tuesday BY Rev. ]. y. PAYNE
in his store on Green street.
Marshall Evans and Dora
Kanipe were married in Lin
Vile township last Sunday by
Esq. J. W. Fox.
The new telephone poles
are going up rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
ACTIONS OF A GHOST
Have Set lnh abitants OF an In.
diana Town in a Hubbub.

LOtHANssPOHT. Ind. June "a
spn - Gabriel Pickle. - Thornhopc.
yesterday Afternoon declared here
that the ghost ~ John Haer. muir
ders-i % years ago. has again ap.
pear-i to hiu fsther. LAST winter
Tickle mes the apsrter. - he claims,
while returning home via the rail-
road late al night.
At that time the spirit revealed TO
him the names IT the men rsSpon-
Hible for thc murder. binding him TO
secrecy until the privilege should be
given him 90 uuseai his LIPS. Thurs
day night Tickle revisited the aban-
doncd VOL near the railroad. where
the wrath makes IL habttatiun. and
X once More told him that the time
IT. not yet ripe for Furnishing the men
who did tho murder. The little Will
age IL in hubbub. AMI there r.
scarcely a citizen In the town but
that believes implicitly In the story.
4 few say that they have pecu tho
spparttion at a distance. hut & is
an imuuasihllity 10 organize a party
sufficiently courageous To visit the
old well at midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

Ing will be the publication of sJu-
htlee Journal of which THREE mum
Beers VIII be lasueet. rho first viii deal
with the history Of thc organization
aud the events 1T tho festival. the
sceeud with tho history of Chicago
up Ia AMI including the big nrr. and
the third With the changes that have
taken piacu since 1871, Edward Sci
mann Will be the editor
The 'nundes I>rirrer Nercin" was
organised by q Chicago man. carl
Wohifcld. In 1874, just after the end
" the Franco prussian war. and tho
nfst members We're mru who fought
against France. Later all honorahiy
discharged soldiers We're admitted to
The federation, and az present thcre
are NIFTY three branches In different
PARTS of tho country. nine OF whom
are Ia Chicago
only those veterans who have be-
come American citizens are admitted
Ca membership. the bylaws OF the
association declaring "Ne are. with
prlac. cltisenn az our adopted caun-
try" An insurance department has
been added since the formation OF
the society and about ZOO has been
paid cut la benefits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
"HO, FOR SEATTLEl"
White Ribboners Are Alre sdy
Making Preparations.

In the sssuc Of June Of the Union
siknai. the weekly paper published
in the interest Of the Womsn's Chris
tan Temperance Union. the follow
tns articles appears
From this time on the cry Of
white Ribbonsrs with be. Tfo. for
Seattiei' Tire early date ~ the
National Convention. octoher a5s1s.
viii set the pace for state cpaven-
tion@ and state reports. SEATTLE
wanted Z still earlier. bat az :, -.
some Of Us VII have 70 start the
18th or 18th. and the W. c. T. y.
year viii consequently be nearly a
Hsphth short. Preparations u a
great scale are being made for our
reception and entertainment. and We
must plan to meet the expectations
Of the great Northwest II Il little
too early yet TO make definite an
nouncemeuts. but White Rlbboners
and their friends may expect the
best railroad rates ever offered to
them. with all sorts ~ privileges.
Western people DO not do things by
halves. and what with their early
start and their at 4 all the time.
and the fact that Mrs. Stevens and
Miss Gordon will adj their store u
experience 70 the wisdom Of me fed
Grated unions Of Seattle. we may sx-
psct great thinFs-a great journey
across a great continent 20 a great
city IN sta youfh and psade and 20 a
great convention. ITO. for Scatter ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
HEALTH BOARD
TAKES ACTION
Calls Attention OF Physicians
to tuberculosis Law.

The monthly report or the depart.
mcnt OF health was submitted AZ IA
meeting ~ the board hgla yesterday
afternoon The number 81 deathe IN
May was q. compared 90 20 IA April
The board called attention to the law
regarding tuberculosis. whichKuea IN
to effect tomorrow The provisions
er the law rs that physicians shalt
report % the hoard Of health tho
names, ages and occupations 81 per
SONS having tuberculosis. within i've
days after IL oomcp under their oh-
Hervatlon, Also that all boards "
health shall keep a record ~ an such
eases. aud their books shall not be
open Tor the public inspection That
all physicians shall provide families
with printed instructions fnr the
prevention % this disease. aud the
cost uf diulnfrctlan shall DC paid by
the patients or owners Of the prrmr
isrs. Any physician violating this
law VIII be subject t. fine not less
than = and not more than 500,
The board also calls the attentionof
the physicians 90 the way reports ot
births and deaths are sent IN. In
many INSTANCES proper names are
- poorly written as % be undeciph-
erablv
Tho q deaths In the city IN May re-
suited from the following causes
plphtheria. 9. Tuberculosis puimon-
airy. 3. cancer 81 stomach. /. tnani-
tiou, :. Hrrticarmla, 1 Hsulllty. l.
Intestinal Obstruction. l. peritanitis.
/, cedema OF lungs, l. pneumonia. 4.
Intestinal hrmnrrhase. l. cerebral
heruFrhaEs. 5. heart disease vaiva-
tar. ! heart failure. q; mitral feEur.
citation, angina peCtoris. 1 men
lngitis. cerchro- spinal 2. meningitis.
tuhercalar. I paresis, paralysis. =.
hright's disease. I. atelsctasia. / as
phyNia neonatefum. cholera infans
tum. / puerperai rvpiicaemla. J.
drowning. 4 shock, surgical opera
ton. I railway. 4. railroad accident,
1. suicide BY atrychniue. I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

erH, Mrs Matte H. Grow. school
aayinra hankH. Or lehn Fineld
sabbath Observance, Mrs NJ d.
Gregory sci Temp instruction. Misc
MARY +. Page Union signal report
or. t.aYelne x, Sherwood. sailors.
Mrs. NJ, q. stuhh
1itts# Discussion. How tu KIN n
Union the convention.
~ 20 Paper "'rhe Work af "a Sue.
eeasful Union Mra NJ. Il Plat
1900 Noantide prayer, Mira. H. g.
Graves
Afternoon. TOO called meeting ~
executive committee lo nominate su-
prfintendrntu
ia Thank offering service. Mrs.
Mary Wade.
s1o=Report 81 executive commit
tee meeting. Report uf organizer.
Mr. NJ ~ Graves.
2.a0=liepoftH % county presidentB,
Fierce. Mrs. = Masters. pacific, Mrs,
NJ. Il Rreyea. skaFlt. Mrs. = q. ~.
ltbtt. snohnmish aud Island. MrH,
Mary =. frsourd. Thuraton. Mss
Emma b.. Page. Whatcsm. Mrs DEL
Ia Hutters
500 Reports Of superintendsnts
Homes fae homeless children. Mrs.
l.. T.. brown. mercy. Emma T..
Page. soldiers and veterans. Mrs =.
y. Camp. temperance literature.
Mrs Mary f.es1urd franchise. Mrs.
y. l. ThuYer legislation aud petition,
Mrs a u. Ridaut
8ts Report 81 resolutions com
mlttee query.
c 90 a. & op-atatc nupcriutendcnts
may take this hour 10 confer With
county aud local workers
Evening. a0-Untou prayer ser
vice. led hy Mfs N ~ Reese.
SIS siivrf5Grny contest Music.
"fiush-B Hye itaby." Misa Lita Har-
nett Judges decision. by ~ W.
Patton. Judge Geo. Z. Banks. J \.
Coleman.
FRIDAY. June 10
$50 BcVotIouH, Captain Moyca. %
"a. Salvation Army
90 Election ~ nfti~ers aud dele
gaica - naiionai convention.
80 Reading " minutes Unity
Circle. cod He Win You TIT We
Meet Again" ffrnadisu8n
The members 81 the leeai commit
tees are ~ faliaWa Reception. Mrs.
Mary CauHill, music, Miss Mattel
Fairbanks. hospitality. Mrs Ellen I.
Thayer. decorations. Mrs. ]. G. Den
ney,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
F0lLED THE
KIDNAPPERS

KEt.LYsuuRG. Pa. June . 1.-The
little congregation of the NJ. r..
church % Rev. Thomas l. ZNeIniT.
formerly 81 Readlng. witnessed a
bold attempt % two strangers 10
carry or pretty Gertrude smith. "a
years II age. last evening.
The people had gathered az the
church. but the sexton had not yet
opened the doors In the moonlight
they saw Mrs Rstahley approaching
with her granddaughter. Miss smith.
T'he girl was a few steps behind. 4
carriage stood along the road. be-
llevcd 70 belong 70 some members
Of the church.
suddenly a large man was seen %
approach the Eiri lie told her ne
had 4 warrant for her arrest. The
Eiri hurried toward her grandmother
The old lady turned ana draed the
stranger. saying he could have no
warrant Tor such an inneceut SRI,
They srapnled. but the man being
powerful pushed the old lady aside.
lifted the wirl bodily iss0 the ear
rage with the assistance - 4 com
panion and drove on Il was -
quickly done that tho clergyman and
his flock could not Interfere
\ posse was quickly organised AMI
followed the fleeing carriage. led by
Frank Bel~hiey. the girls brother,
They soon overlook the first carriage
and a hand 10 hand struggle follow
~i. The two strangers we're over
powered ard the frightened. weeping
~frf s.s.a raa-tt.sI a..f .rftsse 49, -
her GRANDMOTHER. Tise ssraaEaE.s y FRI
allaE>--se 5isv-Tsarf with a warning
never 20 return. II has not been
learned who they were or who inHti-
gated them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Cruel Treatment Of q Boy

CHICAGO. June :. After travelling
hundreds - miles in box car. tied
hand and foot ami guarded by three
trampa who refused him food and
even water. James Meta. IS years Of
are. t. resting ~ the South EnEie.
seed police ntatlen. Ss.asl-,s .sst'a.s...s 9e
49, -. = -T-lfE Tor the three men wha.
Metz says. kidnapped him from his
hnme in kenwaod. ". Va. last We'd
nes1tY.
Tne boy Was weak from hunger and
repss dangling fsom his lac~rafsd
wrists When he staggered into the
staiiea. when oaktale. PEAR chit
caEo. was reached. he vas abandon
~ by his at~iactpra and icft helpless
until freed b. a woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
For Sixteenth An
nuaI Convention
HELD 1T EVERETT NEXT WEfk
a large numbss Of Prominent TEN.
persnes workers Will be
at the Meeting

The sixteenth annual convention 81
the womsn's Christian Temperance
union for West Washington. VIII be
held AZ Everett next week. eommenc.
Ing Tuesday and continuing IN sss-
sion until Friday night. Great prep
aratians are being made. and fully
leo delegates are expected Ga be prrs-
snt. The program for the four days
convention Il as follows.
TUESDAY. June u
Executive meeting NJ t.ao o'clock N
the afternoon
Evenins. 7ao-Devotions. Mira Ida
Wheeler
Welcome song. choir "A.
dresses q welcome by Mayor Whit
marsh for the city. Rev. Hiram FaW
ier for Ministers Alliance. Niles Em-
ma :. Ygie for public schools. Ar g.
r.. Brown for woncn'u organizations.
Mrs. T.. l. Thayor for local W g r.
~. Song. Down with whisky All e
Response. Mrs. Mary Byuun Resse.
SONG by chelr. Saloons Must Go
WEDNESDAY June -
Morning. s;20-MeetinR Of state su-
perintendents. Opening ~ convsn-
tissn.
eea--Appointurni q committees.
Credentials. finance. resolutions.
courtesy. pages. Information bureau.
tirnekecper
1910 Reports Cor sec. treas. L.
r l. sec. White Shield home. Mrs
=, u. Haplnn.
II .2o-Topicd devotional service.
conducted by Mrs Bbbie a. Brown
Rev. Thomas coyie. Scripture read
ing Rev ". q. Jones. The Church
and the Temperance Reform" Rev.
Mr. Hough. The Christian ln Poll
ties !" Rev. I. II Lsoveiay. Applied
Christianity" Rev r. ~. Hasseil.
one STANDARD for 10th sexes" Rev.
John Young. The Army Cantecn"
i2.0o-N ooutidc prayer.
Afternoon. 10 Memorial service.
Mics Carrie NJ. white
10 Reports Of county presidents;
chehalis. Mrs. Ida Wheeler. Clarke.
Mrs 8. - Winter. cowiitz. Mrs.
Elwell. King. Mrs. Mary wade: Lew.
IS. Mrs. Matte n. Graves. Mason.
Miss G. L. AnsorKe
~ FfHAAfNi ANNUAL hNNfFMN
3.20--Reports OF superintendents
Christmas mission. Mrs =. wiimut
missionary and X. u. work. Mrs NJ.
Bertrand. Northwest white Ribbon
or. Mrs. ~ y. Ewing: health. hered o
ify and purity. Mrs G. y. Spencer:
anti-narcotIcs. Mrs. Nellie Worth
parlor meetings. Mrs. NJ T.. Trask
unfcrmented wine Mrs. a T.. Lamb.
parliamentary usage. Mrs Vinh I
Clark: press. Mrs. Lottie Van Eaton.
00-Children's demonstration. led
by Mrs NJ. ~. Graves. /. r. l. sec.
100 10 s.0o-statc Hupenntendents
may take this hour for conferences
with their county and local work
crs.
Evening. 7ib-pevotlons. Mrs T..
3. Wood.
500 Music. Wen Turn our
Glasses Upside Down" choir. Par
AIDE and departmental demouatra-
INSTRUMENTATION ~ Union Signal
banner.
THURSDAY. June 10.
Morning. Conference Of coun-
y presidents
900 Devotions. Mrs. y. nenric.
a.i0-Roports OF superlntcndents;
Isvangcliatlc. Mrs VI. O stubhs:
medal contest. Miss Emma T.. Page.
Indians. Mrs r.. G. sullIRer. lumber
men. Clara l.. AnsorRe; purity In lit
eraturc and art. Mrs. Katie Bartlett;
= T. work Mrs. T.. 8 Wood: phyal-
cal culture. uon-alcoholic medication
and. sanitary ana economic cookery,
Mrs. II NJ Currey; Christian citizen
ship. Mrs. Luellh Rutledge: foreign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Wsslthy Farmer swindied

HOLLY. Mich, June I'D. Ter
bush. n wealthy farmer living SIX
niles southwest Of Holly. in Rose
township. has been swindled out Of
5000. lie contemplated buying some
land IN northern Michigan and met
two men claiming IN represent the
property. They proposed putting up
hia 5000 against their 10000. the
party not completing the deal 10 take
the pot" Terbush drew the money
from the Feuton bank. The men then
told him that they would risk his
honesty and let him keep the money.
which was put in n grip. lie left
tho men and when he reached home
he found the grip empty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
BIG GATHERING
OF GERMANS

CHICAGO, June 9.--Gcrman-Am-
orleans from ali parts Of the coun-
try will gather In Chicago In August
for their greatest meeting ever held
here. Fifty thousand visitors are
expected and already provisions are
being made To attend them. The fes-
iival Will be the fourteenth annual
reunion Of the "BundeB KrIsFar We
rein"-lThe German Soldiers fedora
flou.
The celebration will begin August
- and VIII last FIVE days. and the
visitors and local members Of the
federation. all OF whom are honor
bly, discharged German soldiers.
80 take part In receptions. parades.
uets and similar entertainment.
of the features Of the gather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
NOT TO
BE CHANGED
Alaska Steamship Associs.
ton So Decides.

The regular monthly 81 the Al
asks steamship association was held
recently Al Vancouver. y. 6. Repre-
nsntativeH we're present from both
the Seattle and British Columbia
companies. aud the meeting Was
most harmonious No business Of
Importance was transacted. and none
% the companies present appeared
To BE- IN favor u change Ia the
present transportation rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
DECLARED
INVALID
The Eight Hour City
Ordinance.

JudFe Jacobs yesterday in the
case Of the City vs.. smythe. Wake
field a David. declared the city eight
hour labor ordinance TO be invalid.
The case. In which the members Of
the firm were fined t25 each. came
up on an appeal from Judge Cams
court. Attorney Humphries and
Howe having filed demurrer In the
matter. Judge Jacobs gave Il a. his
opinion that the ordinance was not
IN conflict with the city charter. but
that the council had exceeded Its
authority and made the ordinance
embrace more than the charter It
self. The case was argued on the
question as 10 whether a person may
make contracts for a specific length
OF time. The case will be appealed
20 the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
THE FEDERAL
PETIT JURY
Selections of Members for
the June Term.

The federal petit jury that viii
serve during the june term. were
impaneied Yesterday afternoon. The
names II the turymcn arr as follow
August Mehlhern. Edward Wine
bremen. NJ, ~, Carfaher. q. 4.
BARNES, HI Robertson. " y Rus
seli. H. =. Patton. Chas T. Harness.
Merrill Whittier, W Graham. =. NJ.
Tcnney, r. " Dudley. Thomas
owens, J, Y, Van Horn. =. ". Conn.
james oisoughlin. l. Abbott. John
Rassncr. Carries Nelson, +. " Spcn-
Ger, &. r. Butler. c. l. Carter. IL.
Cowdcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

1T. JOSEPH. No. June s-Doeiof
Robert Source. the well known evan
Kviist. recently delivered a sermon On
'ssciai Purity" al the First consrS-
Eatinnai church.
iis us~a plain language ard great.
~ offended many % the audience.
The church members adopted res
olutlonA eondnmninK the sermon. and
this led 90 the resignation ~ the
Rev. Albert bushnell. the pastor. lac
in one % the beet known preachers
IN the state and has bcen here Tor
ten years
The resignation occasione1 much
excitement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Seven Years for Abduction

NEW york. June .. Malcolm II.
hiekeFs0n. who was convicted last
week Ut the crime % abduction Ia
enticing Nera Savilic. a alStccn year
oli girl from her home IN Nerthamp-
ton, Pa, to this city, and hero living
With her. was sentenced today Ia
seven years and six months In state
prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

tYerY thing going without limit ~ re-
aHffr a. thr highest Eddff frRhfdirss -
price cost Or AHtHs hs $50 muHf make room
Epf largo new EtuHh fhat la uu the read.
+ large lIHf ~ Hnfehff diamonds. fhHlnH.
Hri Hnd l9liGH FHre ~ srtsHt from Pine
HrsffIlr4 tfsareut street. IS q anyior o.
81 Nhaflaf f. r Haftlet HHd HubeT. etc.
anN ie sure Hn1 attend ihis falf5 ~ every.
ming Re raing fo The highest bidder with
out liuii or frsarFe5 f. eieaHuf presents
given aHHf after rafh Halc EYfHs ming "
guaranteed hs represented ~ De- sutc and
attend Gales daliF Of 2 rHd 80 g. m. q ".
tHffHneh 4 Co. taIl second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09


See Hanson before purchasing a sewing
machine. A fcs FOOD seeoud-ha ma
chimes for salc reasonable. 2iS Columbia
street, opposite Postoffee.
Manled-1o buy old gold and silver II.
Hensei. nanfg. isweler. > Hinckley block.
kverything i going without limit or re.
7efxa TO the biE host bidder. regardless OF
ifiee, cost or value - We must make room
ior large, neW stock that Is on the road.
4 large llne of vstchrs diamonds. ehsins.
lat and hoiloWwsre 10 select from. ftne
sstrhes, including Hoaards. Bsymonds,
kiysFside. Crescent street. Il. q. Gayior. q.
Y. Wheeler, = :. Hartict AMI nuber. etc.
VOW be sure and attend this sale a. every
thinz Is going 10 the highest bidder with.
out limit or reserve "A eieg ant presents
given away after each sale. Everything IL
guaranteed A. represented. - b. sure and
attend sales daily At aud 7 % p N. q. W.
earmaek Co. ik2s second avenue.
Mhila u kinE OF all sowing machines.
soid By u. ID. Nufis ies second ave: pioneer
desler in sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies Telephone nun cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Woman Fatally Injured.

sHELBYvILLE. Ind. June D.
Mrs. John widener was thrown out
OF her buggy into "A barbed wire
fence this morning. sustaining in
luries from which she Will die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Excursion to Tacoma SUNDAY

Excursion steamer State Of wash
lngton VIII leave Yealer wharf sun
day at s.ib a. m. Returning, leaves
Tacoma a. G:i5 p. m Round trim
COO. Tickets for sale at Lees Phar.
macy. and at wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
ATTon>.Ys-Ar-LAw.

J. A. KELLOGG, 2ns Bailey Building
teoTI 4 McsENf, ss~7 Bailey Building.
RIBS 2. DANIELS es New YORK Blosk
CHARLES y. ENoS ia James street
MILO A. ROOT. lola goxgell building
p Y. CARROLL lawyer, proctor I'm Ad.
insfaiiy and solicitor Of patents. No. sis
,eAiile National nsnk IsnlldlnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
CLOTHES cLrANINa.


Seattle Clothes Pressing 90. keep yoat
clothes in shape for 81 10 pei month dyetnx
cleaning. repairing. il05 u az. Tel buff t1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
Hot Weather Finery

\ new and economical fashion -
90 make a summer toilet OF two var
icties Of rlk. a tafrcta or surah %
solid eaier = eeubiust with Louis
tae or Swiss tafreta cheek or padded
silk. Happy effects ars rruducrd
when the scheme % cuiar h good
The coi0F 81 the plaid er check r. ~.
pcctcd to uYatch the sold color tam
eta. Tho undrraklrv and alFvv cN
would ~ of plain silk and an open
noAanalse. sleeveless. af the cheek
cred silk - the new dresses USE up
Tar morp stun than our toilets q last
summer. there - a possibility Of
combining the partly Wurn with
enough Of fruah material to dsvetop
a smart frlek. II you have tan~sa
or plain China ak 81 brown. navy
blue Or Earuet. you can usr thr skirt
and wear Il hvusstth an aveFskirt and
taftre Of one q the new tsp s--e4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
JUNK.

The seattle Junk Co. pays lowest prIccS
hut square business. All kinds Of waste
paper bought, and old newspapers sold No
les Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No iilA
Alaska Junk Co. pays highest prices:
prompt returns No. iii Western avenue.
Telephone Pike lla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning The markets on
West street were busy this morn
Ing. \ large shipment Of fruit and
vegetables arrived on the Queen from
California yesterday. and this is
rapidly being disposed Or \ small
shipment n raHpherrics and black
berries. the arrt ~ the Eeason, are
on sale. but they are not IN much
demand, not yet being fully ripe.
Prices IN oranges have changed, that
Of navcls being sif5, and Seeding.
50 50. strawberries are being offered
at S350@i
Salmon Is plentiful In the markets.
but the prices remain unchanged
The demand for halibut continues
good, and the supply Is rapidly dim
inishlnE Oats are reported scarce
and also Eastern Washington hay.
The condition Of Hour aud other pro-
Visions remain unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

An Elton jacket has the fronts
laced together all the way up b. the
revers Use a twisted Eiiked cord
u black mixed with gold. and be sure
that the lacst II provided with firm
tags. II IL most provoking TO have
a tag come on the lacei unexpected
Iy and then there II no remedy but
to buy a fresh supply. The SANS ~
the front breadth Of a skirt are
sometimes split and laced together
with cords. Narrow ribbons are
used instead Of cords on wash frocks
and perform the task Of facing
we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09


The Pacific Tailoring Co., best SIS SIS
and sel suits made in the city. nyeing.
Cleaning. Repairing, us rhird avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

The following prices are being Of
fcrcd 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or IN the car at Seattle;
Grain - oats. $3.50. barley, SEQ:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

Fof Bnsin0s, Chances Of ell Kinds
see NELSON MACPHERSON 4 60.
Money making restaurant. ia good
loehlity; low rent win eeii cheap
account other business. which takes
All owners time Il win pay you %
look this up at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09

Correspondents In ali tho principal citiai IA
tho United states aud Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
AICIIoNIERs.

l. Icmansky, general auetioneer sales
mHde in any part Of the city or ttate real
estate, live stock. express sales, freight
sales, bankrupt stock Of mere handise
goods In general i92s Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-09
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IInsay's homemade bread, cakes and
pastry best In the city, i4O6 Third Ave.