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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

Hay uobhinEl-PuRst sound. per
ton. tfGs Eastern Washington tim.
5thy 81 aoGtteo. alfalfa. SO coaii o.
oats InhbinE) ton. tgfuzx
Farley steam rolled. 81 o.. w hole.
:iF
Corn whole. ts2 =. cracked. ~
feed meal per ton. ~ %.
Feed wheat. szi. oii cake. meal.
81 90. ru5ddilngs 81 COO - O.. bran.
81. 20. shorts SIC oa8l7 %. chopped
fed. 81 oodt2i 60. dairy chopped
feed. sic ~
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es,,sr. cheese. trr, and Poultry

buttsF thesss. tHgs and Pouitfy
nuttef--Hanch. io0iaei fancy DAT.
~. In squares. is0tsr. Washington
eframefieH. pound prints &c. East.
srn lows and Eirlu. 2ouzec.
Cheese UahbiuEi =SaflNr Wash.
lnKtan. tiatssc Eastern. ilaigr.
EgEs BnbbinE)-sgfleuy fresh
ranch. &c,
Honey white comb. it8ise: iirh,
amber. i8Witc. amber. ig4iac
strained. 7is8sr.
Poultry Spring chickens. g. ssn5.
fryers. 81 7tas =. live turkeys. iLc
ducks. isc. geese. Zoe. live weight
Poultry Spring chickens. lie. live
,urhrys isc. ducks. lee geese. Toe
Hv. NefEht
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% d uEPEH. asntifH. fpsf silsf IN eruwa
aHd bridge werA "a ha-.e building.
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rarf1 nraE To-. ltfih and i'tha
specialists Tel Pike g
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All As uYs Wa-hr - CaIan -trset Ts.s-
Faoue baa luul TIE eniB EfenrH De
Htfusa iH tHr r8fy
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IFUt~UN Al

SEE Hanson before purchasing a sewing
mae rine A lew Sod second hard ma
chimes Cor sale reasonable. 2i5 Columt n
street opposite Hrsta lice.
WANTED buH Ola gold and silver K.
Henset wff. irNsler = Hluckiey hlock-
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RAISER & MORGAN aNd-ai0 Occidental av:
Main leo. gen storage distributing house
negotiable receipts accepted a. collateral
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Ant ~ MI NJ

nuy acre tract. Moore Inv. co
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lnNUsb BoWDEN. rsa. sslsss. lasns ami
Insurance FrFatr funds ilF rates no
elfaps money lufatshe4 ltaout delay
Rooms l. / 3 ilazttr Horton Hnnk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

VtzpTuHE cured without knife pain or los.
&c time Room a Hdl3 uks block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

hEAIIIE Clothes T'fHrsinn t.. ksep you,
fiafhes iH fhaNs fef o. 60 ma 3ys -.
sIeaHIaE fsiailiHr. tGu # res Bua iOot.
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Iftf.iHTEH Hi. TIT aIrfIHHsrff real
H..ate anH tt#fatN fhHH fHf ss"HHa naHd
HHHf4Hs lsHz #Hat a#a Hef IIks igi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

iiortIs AL tEAgSffID ROOMS
Ut ApI wisb r. N Or artlzp pate a change
~ tEe ilazfHfHtef Eufei Gsaks huA Second,
good seem 81 fHF WHHf HirraF furnished
egtald rseur = co s.. ifansIeuts -se and
tue free latft4 electric .lzais
MOTEL Yutst Fret avenue ana Pike Art
class raHnH ava a1ari a. e. gsr rrsk
HaTEis COLBY #suf flrd ans chsrry.
iti sisss fnau and board. 20 week and up
0LfNHoon ttot 81 lilo south Fifth sin-
&c q MS a. " - snd - pFr wess-
HoTFL sANnT-Pi Pheasant faarrls. GO Flrst.
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EtHUEE tvue aluminium ard enamel lot
tiers Tor signs anl house numbers ChAs.
Weston at0 Nrster NAY. Tel Black iSss.
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MA

bat ssasfe lsrirsss los Ral. rosd sT sias
Tel Hack ilie
ALAFNk JuHk &C. uays highest prices:
prompt rstgrus No. iitt Western Ave-
t., PIks fIp
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nksr ani aab thasauEh fafl ~ sehooi
Give tanke ball FIffh anl rlhe
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LoANs Asp IN,,hANo.


: ANEs isuIIfN lLis-afcrtraEs lnans. are
rs q rursu bauds. = hgsian block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

3 So DO arlos sfetIe-f 40 90. I
HII 4iI collins bia#H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

NEW HOME FswfnE machines Rest ana
cheapest machine made. sold ON easy pay
uuuts. once next deer ta rostufice.
WHITE ~ KING 81 ali sewing machines.
Sald hF n. T. Nafls. 1000 Second aV; pic
ueer dealer In serving machines and sew
tnr machine supplies. Tel bun ga
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
rno Mneh ror rhllnaelphIa.

says The Times Of Cuba: The sleepy
village of Philadelphia. U. S. A.. has
evidently not learned to talk Spanish.
Colonel Thompson and the postollicei
authorities are laughing over letter
TINT was returned to the dead letter
department here on Wednesday the
letter was sent to the ST.. Administra-
dor de Correos ('ostmaster, Philadcl-
phIa. PENN and Is returned with nu-
mcrous Endorsements. such as General
Delivery Try Chestnut street, Send
ID Egyptian consul See II John wan
amal,er knows anything about IT, etc
The Inst Endorsement. however. taxes
the dulce. for the letter is returned VIII
the statemcut that there is no sucl
man IN Philadelphia.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
rnc nonr of NLngarn.

And the noise Of NagaraI AlarmllI
things have been said about IT, VI
they are not true. II Is a great az
mighty noise, but it is not. as ilennI
pin thought an outrageous noise'
is not rear. 1t does not drown
voice or stun the ear. Even at the (
tral foot of the fails 1t IS not opprtK
i've. 1t is much less rough than z
sound OF heavy surf-steadlcr' mo
Homogeneous, less metallic. very de'
and strong. yet mellow and soff-s9I
| mean. IN MS quality. "A
AS TO tliesnolse Of the rapids. therst
none more musical 1t is neither Y
bling nor shafp. 1t is clcnr plan*1
sllvery. 1t Is so like the voice Of
steep brook-much inngnlllcd, but 7
made coarser or more harsh--'lln'. +
or we have known it, encl loud
from a. forest hillside viii SEEM
/ the odoi, OF grapcyincs, a greeting
Niagara. III is an lnsplrlting. an
hilarating sound, like freshness, &
ness. Vitality itself made nudlpie'
And vet 1t is lulllng sound. w
we have looked out upon the Am
can rapids for 'many days it Is hare
remember contented life amid mot
less surroundings And So when
have slept bcsItlc them for NJ
d nights. it is hard to think Of ~
sleep in an empty silencc-Airs
RENSSELAER, in Century
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Some 80 or 40 years ago-tlle exact
date is unimportunt-a woman wioj
had come from the east hcgiin toI
grievc because she saw no dandelionsi
in Portland and, believing that IND
landscape herenbouts Only lacked ~
golden blossoms to make II p.lfeV
sent east for setting Of dnndrliV
seed. With 1t she sowcd the seed
discomfort, and each succeeding ycaV
she has reapel the wrath Of every
man who owns or rents dooryaid
Whether or not the dandelon Isl r
weed or Is Rowcr is not TO the point
Every Que who has dpali with It VIII
agree that it is nuisance and US s'iE
should be ahated. but The man WIS
can suggest an c1feciual method OF
abuting 1t has yet to be found There
is not lawn in Portland today WHOSE
beauty is not married by the sclngSj
seed spheres. which, III spltrof all tllal
could be done to Keep them dowI1
have ripcned into condition 70 pfoWt
gate hundreds of their kind next seq
( son.-Iortland OrrgOnnn,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

She WAS ii bright, lighi hearted l
woman, and When her huslpsNl ~
ia business aud they had 20 glye *
their pretty house and 80 TO lodging
she tried to make the best Of II. ~
hours after receiving the sad news n
sought soplc compensation for poy
Is, aud all OF u sudden gave chuN
of delight.
-Oh. 1t isn't SO bad being poor, aft'
all" she laughed.
Her husband looked at her<lnqul
ingly. "Why?' asked he grinly
because" announced the little W
man. confident That she had cianc'
upon shred Of the silver lining 70 y
dark cloud. because we wont IN
any servants TO bother about. @-lio
don Tlt-Bits.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

City Editor thurriedly Anything new
about that suicide in the st. Fashion
Eotcl?
Reporter-Not much. The man was
n stranger about my size. Shot HIM
self with 30 cnliber revolver Had
on dress suit ut the time. The BODY
has been taken to the morgue.
City Edtor-'Bout your size. Ihats
lucky. want you to report a big So
clety wedding in an hour Rush around
TO the moigue and ask the keeper 10
lend YOU that dress suit.--New AorS
= Weekly.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

The art of porch furnishing seems
never M n stanlstill. Some new idea Is
constantly developed or Invented. me
mistress of IL country house or OF
suburban residence that boasts a pla|-
IN cnn have this summer II swinglni
sent added to her pnraphernalla or
easy chairs, rugs and "occaslohni ~
lies. This looks something IKE ies
less settcc, being II double seated SOFA
of wood. stained to match the seat
Stout iron chains ARE suspended from
beneath the seats at cnch side Ihese
hook in iron rings fastened to the ROOF
of the porch. Soft cushions OF tempt
ing colors and proportions arcAn addi'
1ional Indictment to try the swinging
seat. The sent can be hung high or low
as YOU choose.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

A tea punch is refreshing In hot
weather. For one gallon OF punch
nike three lemons, three oranges ana
nnp pineapple shredded or grated u
IS better TO shred il from the core WITH
:, silver fork. II grated OH tin. it's apt
10 become discolored Also take one
hox of Strawberries. TO be used whole
d, II TOO large TO be cut in half Tue
,sn must be made with one 'ahl'spoon-
mi OF ceyion lea and one quart OF DOH
ING wafer -Four ihe WAGER on 'ae zen
nna LEI /, stand 10 minutes ana tnen
i,ulin. n,
20 the Juice Of the oranges lemons
,i,,l shredhcd niueapple ada one cup Or
one PIN Of sugar. according 90 ac'ai 2
~ the tnistuie. aud let Il s'and for n'.i ,
n tour Lei The sea sfand ul'''i oo''''
,sea o0t an i1gstty pnl 2'l3 q.Ai'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

40 you believe in palmistry" asked
the young woman.
Colonel Stlwell looked a trtle doubt
full. and she exclaimed;
DO you think thut peoples charac-
tors can he told by their handsT
sometimes" was the answer with
emphasis II remember man VINO
had all the aces in the pack four times
in three-quarters of an hour. Ana /
must say his character was read 20
such an extent that the boys OF thae
town wouldn't lave let him play mar
bles in the schoolyar1. Washington
STAR
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
WHlM-WHAMS.
A Budget of tests From the lonlScrs
Statesman.

A Budget of tests FROM the
Statesman.
Patience in love with herself.
patrice-Then there can be no doubt
about the statement, that love Is bind.
She-l see that some of New Iorks
most prominent men will welcome
Dewey.
used to big guns.
Mrs. Yenst- Did you ever notice now
that eats eyes change color?
Mr. Yenst-l don't care about that II
she'd only change her voice at night
shade.
Crimsonbcak- Ny wife's got new
rule.
What Is 1t?
Meyer put Off until tomorrow what
you can Wear today
she-That new neighbor Of ours is
said to have been one of the best
known men in Jnyvillr.
He--Is that the reason he moved
away, do you SUPPOSE
Shc--Do YOU suppose the SUMMED
resorts are getting filled up yet?
Y NosfYpm the advertisements W.
see IN Tie papers think the public !
getting that way
( Yeast-can ! speak to ycu for
second?
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

A movement is on In 81 Louis To
cover the granite pavlng on some
rcets with asphalt. 1t is complained
That the granite is too rough ahi ho'SF'
II viii. however, afford an eternal touh-
lation for the asphalt. Thls compiua-
,,on of the oldest and newest paving
materials is worthy of attention Kan
chs llitv Star
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
rrn.n a Mnscnllne stnndpoint.

"Its queer" said the young widow
"thnt poor. dear John never said y
word TO me about remarrying. really
can't understand II.
Il don't see anything so very reuarE-
able about that rejoined her bachelor
uncle. II suppose you are not the one
he thought 1t was his duty to warn
Chicago News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

The Statesman was defeated be-
cause the other fellow got too many
votes.
The Constltuent-Between you ana \
BIZ, uon't shink he got darn one 100
many, considerin who was runnin agin
m.-Indinnapoli Journal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Lady-so you are looking for
square meal. eli?
Tramp-No'm; I'm looking for
round one.
Lady, never heard of such a thing
PRAY what Is round meal!
Tramp-One dat hasn't any end to H.
mum. Chicago News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

"Such an INSULT" she exclaimed.
"What?' he asked. !.
why, you know what long mar
Brown. who married Miss Smith today
always has had|
'sOf course
well. Just before lie became n Dene-
dict he had 1t cut short. Just think
OF the natural inference.'-Chicago
Post
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
And Then nat IIs,a U.

one day Tommy accompanied
mother on a shopping cypelliionI
seeing q large candy mnn " a g
toner's window. he paused "a nv
it with a wlstful look; then, ia
away. reGretfully. he snId. Mann
could lick that fellow With both |
tied behind me- Troy Tines.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

1t may be true, as DE- WnfEzhpIl
serts. that ycuug girls addicted 4
use Of the piano suffer untold pFI
tons Of chlorosls and neuros'ss III
boldly say that no statistics can E.
ure tine extent OF the neurnala w
by students upon innocent ans
fensIbls neighbors. -Boston 5oqrf
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
Keu use ror the code.

"You have the code Of Georgia
there" said the citizen to the rural
Justice. but never see you use ~
yes do" replied the Justice u
sometimes knocks lawyer down with
itg'-Atlautu Constitution.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

81 go to call on her father tomorrow.
He win look me over like a piece Of
horsehesh. elig'
eWel. don't, net Ike an ass ola
mar" Brooklyn Life.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
A Disnppointmcnt.

Little silas-Didnt ye git no gold
brick. paw
His Father-w'y, no, 81; didn't git
none this time
silns-Well | want one. Rune SID
mons paw. got him one. an they're Jest
dandy 10 crack hick'ry nuts with.--New
York Journal
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
Ont.

Cnller-I have here several bills
which are long overdue and
Harduppe (desperately)-la am sorry 70
say that our cashier is out today
Cnller-Oh. well. it doesn't make
much difference: I'll call and pay them
Mt some future date. Good day, sir
Philadelphia Record.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Captain +. =, Thompson purchased
fwo or three gnllons OF strawherrie,
Tic other day Of man from GnrTa.'d
county. They were without dou'' .ns
largest berries TINT have heral solu
here this season. the smalles2 being as
lerse rs g. Arr's ess THEY were 50
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Shell don't believe the clock Is run
ming.
IIe-Oh. yes, 1t is
She Well. I'll not dispute you, nut
Fin positive that it is not going raster
than walk this eyening.-Detroit
Free Press.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

81 asked you II could sue on that
claim" said the disappointed litlgant
TO his lawyer ~"and you said could,
"Irue." admitted the lawyer. "put
didn't say you could win.'-Chlcaso
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

,o5re Inat IL was Hg'rcsNtrs 20 sllce'
them M before serving. When one OF
the largest was cut open, IL fun grown
mouse jumped out, scnrins the copsE
until she almost Embellishments
burg DemocIat.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Landlady--ls il true that sharks have
three rows Of Sea
Boarder- c,, and they don I'VE ~
boardiSg Aouses elther-New AorA
.I.-lrI4ai.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

of npoliriuils nnd Il large niocA OF zee
The pulp OF the oranges can be LETT III
if desired The Strawberries are put
n last, and there must be thin slices
az lemon to SERVE 10 each tuinbler' win
n cundied CHERRY II desired.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

"Therc are two men in our golf club
that can't get along with"
"Why?" !,
swell. Watkins gets mad when lcnll
him wilkins. and wilkins gets mad
when | call him Watkins.'-Detroll
Free Press.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
LIGHTHOUSES.
1rAc United states Lends All the Ma
tons with Them.

AZ = - xyI,u Them.
''"" ~, e,,, ynnrs oro the
Sme nuni',eu w. ~ ,sncland with
Eddys'ohe i'Sh'nou ,,'s,,, ~, ror main.
10 canuio puw'' - ,.s,,, ~. ,,o,,, ot III.
tcnanc' ~ ecn's ~ "o w ,rn ono candle |
alneeNpenSs, =" - anh t,o dIffnr.
power Is ui't','''- ,,,ns,ro tos tho cx-
chce between ,nV WV ,,,,,in,, now num-
tension OF iSn'' ,nooo II, al ,.o,nt,ies
Der more 'il'n i",ooo -, n,,,hor vas
though 80 Ne,tts NJ Wv u,.n roars 400
less than w ,n.ss T., tha rnit.
there were.'''o ,ie . ,.',,'st 81, IL, Crrot
Ell STATES on.s - ,,'ni,I, 81, wore
Britain ana lreMn"' VI ,'A o,,I on III
in ENGLAND. $50 m sco ',', COO ',u' i,,,ht.
ireland NOW nc .rh tho NM
houses N ..rrus p.''.'n t. 200 oycIu.
bor IN the oni.eu $500 ~ tnn nav.
slNe OIL lhosr ~ zN' ,,'',,,,' ro,.inros ma
~ acquired " " in''''" "", vas.
OF stationary u ,,,,. .,,a,,t,.,c or rns
sells carrNihs 'iN', No. ',,,o,s n,hotbrr
Duoys III postum. We ",,. w. ,locls.
operated ny SteaLi' IVY 90 -,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Money talks, you know
Diggs-No. don't know anything OF
the kind. never. was able 70 sel
within speaking distance Of it'-chlca-
70 NeMs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

same remnants of antique SILK pralo
aud gold ravellng. One may thus pro
huce a seat at once artistic ana origl-
mai. II for the country, cretonne woula
he preferable to slik.-New York Her
md
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Prison Warden Ito prisoner on his
dischargei-Aud now hope tint youli
lead Respectable life aud become
useful member OF society.
Discharged Convict-Thank you' slr'
| wish the same to you!-unscre
Gesellschuft.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12
T1E HOUSEHOLD.
Correct way 10 DOLL an Egg =
"Bonrc Femme" Chair 80 Re
trcsning Hot Weather Punch.

pntan egg In boiling water, leave It
there for from three to ten minutes, ac-
cording to whether 1t Is desired soft or
hard. and ore thinks she has cooked
The egg perfectly. What else could be
done TO simply boil an egg? The result
of the process mentioned IL this; In
the shorter period OF boiling the white
OF the egg is hardened unevenly, while
The yolk is not cooked at NIL. In the lat
ter the white and the yolk are both
hard, and the yolk is rs heavy MS lead.
No wonder the egg is indigcstIhle.
Now, the scientific way to cock eggs
ia thia; Put them into IL saucepan and
cover them with boiling water Let
them stand for ten minutes where the
watcrwiil be kept evenly just below the
boiling point When they are opened
thc white of the egg will be OF sort
Jellylike consistency. aud the yclk sort,
hut not liquih The consistency will
he that of a boiled custard throughout
and the flavor will he found to be very
fine and delicate They should he serv'
ed nv soon as cooked. otherwise they
,yill I've hardened by'beng kept IN the
hot shell.
Eegs that are TO he well done shoul'
slowly Boiled for 20 minutes. TIT
lk win then he dry and tncGly. Ply
ians are ordering eggs COOKED u
is manner for their patients ah'
me Of them declare that they arr
on less harmful than when they ar
,okcd in the old fashioned way o
Oft boiling.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

'ITrcnch cnhlneI inlnlsFers % nol "

oiiiee long saias4lr- pukane 1
".ADoGt IS ltrg as Ag AmeFlen
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

The MINOR Yer boorthday is It. me
boy? Then look here. I'd like ye to get
yourself gold matchbox from me
and. bedad. I'll owe SO for it.-Moon-
shipe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Landlady-Sir. Bilker. when VIII you
settle this bill?
Bllker-Madam. I'm only poet, not
seer into the future.-New YORK
Journal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

A ,Donne Femme" Chair.
The back OF the chair represented ne
ing OF wood and the seat OF straw y
eau be made ornamental by means oil
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-07-12

Pationce-She's in love with herself.
patrice-Then there can be no doubt
about the statement, that love Is oiinu'
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-24
JUDGE nIrrcHELL TALKS.
Makes Some Remarks About Dcmo-
Gratis OF To-day and YESTERDAY.

In am Interview published IN she Dss
Aloines Capitalson Saturday, Judge dos.
Mitchell, of this city, said:
When the democratic party has an
idea or Il principle supported by such
men as Grover Cleveand, Samuei.J.
'rilden. Stephen \. Douglas or Allan
q. Thurman, il is something TO live
and die fo?. and every man whc be-
longs to It is proud Of his colors. But
with such principles as are being adj
yocated ut the present time and such
men as Bryan. White and Weaver 10
administer them. il is enough 10 make
every old line democrat sick. Two
years ago | objected TO the way the
Iowa democrats were going and canle
Gown 10 the convention to defeat Fred
White, but found rhat the orgAniza-
ton of mugwump forces WAS too
strong. | Went home and said moth
ing about ii, and voted the democratic
ticket Bu, last year could not stand
it and voted my ticket straight as Il
republican. L was hard thing for Il
man to do. for when n man has stuck
to the convictions of Il certain principle
for many years ii becomes part OF
him. and it was hard for me to
switch But the realization WAS forced
upon me that ii was necessary. This
year | shall votc the republican ticket
again. ard also next 1t remains to bs
seen what turn the party takes ther
rs TO how | shall vote in the future
For twenty wears that have voted
in the Eighth district | did not have i
chance OF voting for Il true democrat
for congress. They have always hao
up so;ne kind of 4 combination ,hat
has made me tir&a, but | kept on vot
ing the ticket iuSt the same. We hat
Geo l.. Fian. Al. .Arderson and Gil
letse for q conrle OF times.
n have know Fred White for {
number OF ysa:s. and as Il man he ha!
much to be proud of. Coming out \:
Il pcor German emi9rant, he ha.
. amaSsed fortune and has educated
himself in Il way that is NEST credit
able. But | cannot sand his princi
piles, and so long as we have such mel
ri the head OF the party in the stat!
! | am nut Of ii "