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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
The STARR-NICHOlS FIRE.
Gasoline Stove Keeping House Gets
Frisky in its solitude-Horse Escapes
from Barn-stove Tries to follow Suit,
but goes to the Wall Instead.

About 8 100 on Wednesday last, Jay
Starr, son Of E. A. Starr, who occupies
the Nichols property on Barker street,
was in the act Of heating some water
on gasoline stove in the summer
kitchen Of the house. He had been
left to keep house two or three days,
his parents having gone to Cleveland.
During the process Of water heating
Mr.. Starts horse escaped from the
barn near by and Jay, after turning of
the fire, started in pursuit. He had
not got far beyond the railroad north
Of the premises when he heard the
fire alarm, and on looking downward,
saw his own home on fire. On arriv-
ing at home he found, as he supposes,
that there had been an explosion, as
the gasoline tank was discovered at
some distance from the stove and sew
eral Of the tubes Of the stove were dis
connected or blown away.
The fire department were soon at
work, though the two or three men
already on the ground with buckets
would have had the flames subdued.
An unfortunate circumstance OF the
affair is the ruination Of furniture,
paintings and papering on walls and
ceilings by smoke throughout the en-
tire house, although the flames were
mostly confined to the summer part Of
the house. Unless 1t should transpire
that Mrs. Nichols had insurance on the
house to enable her to repair, 1t will
become necessary for Mr.. Starr and
family to seek other lodgings.
The damage to his furniture, cloth
ing, paintings and other things he es-
Inmates roughly at $500, without q
cent OF insurance. Mr.. Starr had al
ways kept his property insured until
moving to town, and had thought Of
seeking an agent on Monday morning
before going to Cleveland, but was
somewhat pressed for time to make
his train, so he let the matter 60 over
as unfinished business"
The moral to all this is: Look up
your insurance policies to see II they
are in force and don't allow them to
expire without renewal, inasmuch As
FIRE "cometh in such an hour as ye
think not".
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

Missouri draws first blood on the trusts In a
recent suit of the National Lead Co. to collect a
bill of $17OO against the ST. Louis Paint Company,
the judge presiding in the case decided that the
bill is non-colectible under the law. We learn
that New York's Legislature has also done some
thing along the same line as far as the law-making
is concerned and let all the Legislatures which con-
vene the coming winter, especially that of Ohio,
follow suit This is the way to hit the trusts right
on the 'solar plexus."
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

In April, 1895, Orline R. s. Hamilton
willed portion Of her estate to the di-
rectors Of the Lorain County Infirmary
to be used for the best interests Of the
inmates. The directors do not consider
the wording Of the will explicit enough
and have petitioned the common pleas
court for an order instructing them
and their successors to use said fund
according to their discretion.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
Lost.
Black ribbon belt with gold buckle.
Leave at Bowlby & Halls.

Two church members, Baptist and
Presbyterian, were recently discuss
ing w. j. Bryan. The Presbyterian
told the Baptist brother that he had
heard that Mr.. Bryan, who is Presby-
terian, was going over to the Baptist
church. '1mpossible!" said the Baptist
brother. "He wouldn't be willing to
sink from public view long enough to
be immersed. ."LHomiletic Review.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

THE BIG Four of Ohio Republican factionists,
Bushnell, Foraker Kurtz, and McKisson, were all
in Columbus one day week before last ION business"
1t was only coincidence that they happened ~
to be there on the day, and of course, having
so much ''private business" to attend to, it was
absolutely out of the question to talk over political
affairs Of the state or to fix upon gubernatorial
candidate who would be sure to antagonize the
present administration, consequently, as the yellow
kid journals say: "they didn't do thing. Ta
ia.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

MUNICIPAL ownership of public utilities should
be accompanied in every case by civil service rules.
There should be some reliable tenure of Office rule
for the benefit of employees, to make the municipal
ownership effective. Where the employees of a city
are at the mercy of the politicians and are liable to
be switched off the track at the next election there
will not be that incentive to become proficient in
their work that there would be with "during
good behavior" plan in operation.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
Court of Common Pleas.


The following cases have been set for
trial and hearing at this term Of COM
mon pleas court.
JURY CASES.
Monday, May 10.
Schnitzler VS. Farrell.
Jaycox vs Harris.
Mock VS. The johnson Co.
Hurst vs. Garfield.
Gettings vs. Garfield.
Wise vs. @. B. E. & o. Ry Co.
Parsch VS. Perezek.
Lumm VS. Woodford, trustee.
Addi VS. Forthover.
Lorain Lumber & Mfg Co. vs. Lyons.
knight VS. @. B. e. o. Ry. Co.
Burket VS. Fields.
Sanders vs. Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
Comstock vs. Treat.
Ketch I'm vs. Sykora.
0pfer, supervisor VS. Ward.
Swalley vs L. & g. Ry. Co.
Elwell vs. Starr.
Roberts VS. Price.
Hogan vs. Downs.
Bloomfield vs. Dewhurst.
Hill vs. @. @. &. E. Ry. Co.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT.
Thursday, May %.
Wadsworth vs. @. O. G. & St. L. Ry. Co.
NEW CASES FILED.
E. A. Lewis VS. Flora B. Bonsor, ct al
Foreclosure Of mortgage, personal
judgment and equitable relief.
Clark E. Daniels VS. Edna W. Toup
Money, foreclosure Of mortgage and
equitable relief.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

Agnes Killion has been appointed
Administrative Of the estate Of Thomas
Killion, late Of Grafton.
The will of Laura B. Blantern. late
Of Grafton, has been admitted 70 pro-
bate.
Nellie M. Chapman, aged IA, has
been sentenced to the Girls Industrial
home at Lancaster, o.
The will of John H. Wooley, late Of
Wellington, has been admitted to pro-
bate.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

THE Cleveland Leader got out its pencil the other
day and figured out the reason why the American
soldiers could not keep pace with the Filipinos
Every ten miles the U. S. soldier carries ten tons
more weight than the Filipino soldier, because the
latter goes barefoot while the former wears two
shoes weighing pound apiece. We never thought
of this before, but now our attention being called
that way no doubt that is the solution.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

AT GREENFIELD, INDIANA, the grand jury is
stated to have returned 991 indictments against
former public officials for extorton, smbezzlement,
bribery, perjury and a choice catalogue of other
misdeeds A thorough investigation of some of
the methods of the Huron county court house ring
might result in the discovery of few such also.-
Norwalk Experiment.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

Before the discovery OF One Minute
Cough Cure ministers were greatly dis
turbedby coughing congregations. No
excuse for 1t now.
DIR. ]. W. HOUGHTON.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

We know nothing about Huron county along
this line but the county (Hancoch) in Indiana in
which Greenfield is located has been overwhelm-
ingly democratic from "time immemorial." The
number of indictments by the grand jury of former
public officials is no wonder to us.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

MAY 1st was dewey Day." How will we
manage about the "Glorious Fourth" when the
edict is passed to make July Sd "Schley and Samp-
son Day?" Then what about Shafter Wheeler,
Miles, but stop-most of these fellows have already
had their day
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

IT is NOW officially stated that the March ex-
ports of manufactures from this country supass all
previous records Just think of it! And this under
both protection and the gold standard! What is
this country coming to?
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17

YESTERDAY a severe wind storm with some
rain passed over this section Last night an elec-
trical storm with rain made music nearly all night
and today as we go to press rain falls in torrents
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
Marriage Licenses.

E. A. Griggs, 20 years, Brighton, and
Gertrude Baird, IS years, Brighton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
wANTED-FoR SALE, ETC.

C0OK-A good cook and second girl, or man
and wife, (wife must be good cook 70 90 70
lake shore for the summer, VII pay liberal
DR.. Reeiy, 10 W. Third st., Elyria. o.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of J. H. woolley, deceased.
The underSigned has been appointed and
qualified as adminlatrator Of the estate Of
J. H. W0olley, late Of Lorain county, deceased.
Dated this 9th day Of May A. D., 1872.
J.W. Houghton. Administrator. Z
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-05-17
COUNTY SEAT
news.
OFFICIAL TRANsAcTIoxu AZ TEE
SEAT OF JUSTICE.

Exshangs Of Real Estass-List Of Marriage
LlOsnSss-Divorcss wanted and Granted
-DOinES in the Different Courts During
the Past Week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30

Seattle 10 build his mill, although
he has not given up his lease Of
pcadman's island.
In the meantime. Mr.. Martins par
u, which L. On power. split un, on
account Of the min scheme. ana VIII.
IL il said. never be united aKain. IL
has qucered itself with the Dominion
government. and win have 10 stand
a suit Tor thousands Of dollars dam
sses brought by the Chicago capital
lsts
The citizens OF Vancouver are
wildly indignant that Mr.. Ludgate
and his immense industry have been
sent across 10 Seattle by the pig
headed opposition OF a small num-
Der Of the cgtinens Mr. Ludgate u
still In 81. Paul completing fnal ne
Ectsstions for the purchase Of a site
here from the Great Northern rail-
way
Of his al1easssst ,zss;s,s-rT ers at Van
csuver. IL understood to have come
to Seattle 60 assist ia the estabilrh-
nseut Of the mill here. Tie says that
the city aldermen and city officials
that opposed Mr.. Lndgate Will alt
meet defeat at the polls neat year.
and that the driving out 81 Van
couver Of the mill man, has busted
the provincial government and caus-
ed the lose Of thousands ~ dollars
to the city and province.
Mr.. iadgate proposes 20 employ
about 1000 men In connection with
his Seattle industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
WILL MARRY NO
ONE DIVORCED

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June So
The Rev William Isarrpws. the min
ister who recently married Perry
Belmont 20 Mra. Henry = Sloane. of
New York. within two hours after
Henry - Sloane had obtained u d.
vofe., has been severely ceBHufed
by the <. neral association 81 Con-
EHeeatIunM ministers Of Connecticut
nf which he il member. Or. Bar
rows wsa present and personally
apology Hed 10 tho ministers The
ministers decided heucefurth to take
a frm stand on the divorce question.
A resolution was adopted forbid
ding congregational ministers Of
the association to hencsferth marry
any divorced person who has been
shown guilty by the decree. The re-
solution ives presented b. Rev. Br.
Cooper. of New nritsln. and by pass
ing IL the ciergymrp pledge them
selves 10 take Arm stand - the
divorce question. and 20 use all their
power 20 bring about uniform d.
votca laws.
The resolution aina makes u i'm.
possible for them 20 remarry guilty
parties In a divorce. and parties who
are forbidden 10 rcmnrry by tie
laws Of any other state or the rules
Of other Chrlntlan churches. This
action Was resolved uBon after a
LONG and spirited discussion Of the
points Of lAw and church observance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
BED BUGS COST
TWO LIVES

CLEVELAND. o.. June 81. Mrs.
Abraham Cohen. wife OF lampllEht-
or. cleaned feather bed with Easo-
line this afternoon. She was after
bugs The house. WAS a substantially
built brick structure.
A sts sfaA.is=,isfs baby VIE piacesi
on the floor pending operations Coz
hen strollrd into the room 90 super
intend the job lie rolled a cigar.
cite and prepared for n smoke. A.
he ~ the match there was a de1fen-
iuE report. which eeuid be heard Tor
several blocks Neighbour. who ran
10 the scene. found mass Of bricks
and other debris In the front yard.
Mr and Mrs, Cohen aud the child
were picked up unconscious. The
TITO were removed 10 Huron street
hospital Mrs. Cohen soon recovered
consciousness as asa Mr. Cohen. The
child ~ unconscious aud Is expected
70 dls, Cohen. It Is thought. viii alau
die. Mr. cphan viii feeover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
-
WILL READ HIS
OWN EPITAPH

DERBY. Conn. Juae se.-~when
Thomas Muleahy. - years old. re-
tarns home from klondlkc. he can
read on a handsome monument In
the cemetery:
In memory Of Thomas Muicahy.
aged y years. lost In the kiondlke.
spring % 1853"
Mr.. Muicahy. year older than
when he was Ioet. will have the sat
isfsetion Of reading his own cpl.
taph. Bu; he win be sadisned by an
inscription 10 the memory of his sls-
ter. Margaret. who died 81 a broken
heart when sire heard the false re-
port Of hls death.
Young Mnleahy and a friend. y.
Lovett. went TO the kieudike when
the gold fever vas at It's height Na
ward was received from them until
1888. when Lovett wrote thar they
had been shipwrecked and Naieahy
had been lost. Miss Margaret Mul.
cshy died soon after from the shock.
In the Bprinx the monument was er-
ected 70 son and daughter.
Another letter came yesterday. n
came from Thomas Muicahy In the
kicndiks. lie wrote Of tne wreck and
his rescue. He feared that fs1vsts
had been lost at sea He sent his
love 10 his sister. Margaret. The
young man wrote that he was nnass-
tng . fortune His family hava sen,
him an appeal 70 return home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
EAGLE RESTS AT
WALLA WALLA

wALf.A WAT.isk. June ah.-The
citizens OF Waila Naila hav" been
making extensive preparations Tor
the past two weeks for a grand ceie-
hration CA the Fourth ~ July. All
nearby towns have been invited %
participate Ia the events. four bands
had been engaged 70 furnish music.
and big fireworks display had been
secured. but all efforts have been 10
no purpose, Al a meeting 81 The
general committee last nlkht it was
decided that there would be no ceie-
bfafi8n on account of the several
smallpox eases prevailing through
out the country. The news IL a dis
appointment 10 many, but Il II con-
sidercd a wire move. All the money
contributed viii be used in demon
Htfaiien for an equally great ocea-
ni0n when the Co. ! boys return from
the philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
DIDN'T KNOW
HIS WIFE

NEW YORK. June so.--At the
barge ONCE are two women, named
Maria IewandowHka who arrived In
separate steamers from Hungary.
Each had one child ave years old.
rhey looked alike aud though neither
knew the name Of the other. the rest
Of the immigrants took them for
sisters.
The woman who arrived on the
steamer Meier was going Co her hue
band In brooklyn. and the one WIN
reached here on the steamer Bar
barcasa was bound for baltimore 10
meet her husband.
Today the man. Lewandowaha.
from brooklyn. arrived AZ the barge
ofiiee looking for hts wife. The
cfier went 20 the pen and shouted
for Maria Lewandownka. few
minutes later he appeared In the Of.
nee with the woman and her child.
Who we're bound foe il.aIllaznfc e1sha
was promptly turned over 10 Herr
man The man eyed her moment
spoke 20 her In hts native language.
and. taking her by the arm, started
for the DOOR.
on the way he embraced and KISS
81 her several times one of the
clerks. calling te the man, asked /.
De that yeur wifeTs
Il guess 40" he answered. she
don't look the same. but she must be
ths ane."
The woman said that her husband
did not look natural. hut she was
sure no mistake had been made.
Maria No. ; then made her appear
ance. That's shot that's shei"
shouted Lrwandowsha when his wife
was led into TIE room. There vas no
mistake this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
TO PROFIT BY
ITS SEWAGE:

PARIS. June ac.--IiesiuniuE today
morrow the river seine will cease 70
be- a recipient ~ the sewage ~ this
metropolis, Il viii all pour into one
huge central drain. and be carried OF
90 two Immense suburban sewage
farms situated respectively at Trial
and Merry. The latter h a high aud
sandy plain. known IN the district a.
the Sahara II Paris. with the hsip
81 the sewage Il ls to be converted
into pasture lands. aud will all tho
solution u the problem 30 supplying
the metropolis with pure milk. Sew
age farms HAYS already been tried
on small scale with such phsnam-
email success that Il was resolved 10
deal with tee entire metropolis sew
ase IN the same fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30

attention In tho latter part OF the
year he proposed marriage and was
accepted No time WAS set for the
ceremony. but she rays II was agreed
that u should be performed within
a reasonable time.
Their ideas Of a reasonable length
OF time vary. In October, 1855, when
she asked him te keep his promise
she says he put her of. Later
be again declined "a 30 with her 10
tho altar and At iast told her he
would never marry her.
L colelouFb'a lawyer aay~ hia client
denies all the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
HE LEFT A BIG
FORTUNE BEHIND

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June ao.-Ths
mypieFiSus disappearance Of Jasper
smith. a wealthy but eccentric eifi-
Hen Of Memphis. continues 90 puzzle
the police. Humorv % his having
been seen alive or dead Ia different
places are constantly being received.
but they have all been found ~ be
Trcuadlsna. smith owns one hun
ired residences in Memphis. besides
valuable business property. No rra-
son can br assigned for his strange
dlsappeArance.
Application has been made in the
ehanecry court by che heirs for re-
eeiver 20 look after the property 10
prevent complications over tax pay
ments and rentals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
BALL PLAYER WAS
A TICKLE LOVER

wILkEsBARRE. Pa. June 81
Miss Jennie Boyle. q handsome giFi
% wllksrbarr~. IA. brought suit
against Thomas .coieionEn. pitcher
Of the New Yerk baseball club. for
go damages for breach Of prom
las. coicioagh made love 20 Mas
boyle when he was a member Of the
Wtikesbarre club In 1880.
The young woman mrs; saw Col
cpoukh On the ball grounds. aad adj
mired him greatly. Then they we're
introduced and ne paid her marked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
POLITICAL
JAMBOREE
Will Follow as an
Afterclap.
-
UPON THE ISLAND or VANCOUVER
-------------
~ . Result Of Driving tsdssts END
Ms Gig EstsrprIss Prem vhss
Place to Seattle.
UPON THE ISLAND OF VANCOUVER

Can't. =. o'Brien. pioneer coal
and lumber merchant % Vancouver.
n. c. who IL guest at the stevens
hotel. has most Interesting story 60
tell OF the disastrous political results
following Tscodore Ludgatc's at
tempt 10 put an immense saw mill
on Deadman's island. Just inside the
harhor
The stcry il % Intercss 10 Seattle
people, in view OF the fact that Mr.
Ludgate. who is acting Tor Chicago
milllonsires. mas now given Van
coaver the so-ey. and win tocste his
mammoth Industry In this city.
Mr.. Lutsate. according To Capt,
o'Brien. obtained a ss-year lease Of
the island at Vancouver. for saw mill
purposes from the Dominion govern
ment. Armed with this lease. he
went TO the Terminal city with TIE
intention Of at ence commencing
building operations A Wild cutlery
was raised By the city council
against the establishment az . mill
on what thry claimed was an I'm
perEal naval reserve. The masses
favored Mr.. Ludxate's scheme. but
the swell set. composed chleiy o!
English remittanee men and retired
army officers. backed up the council
who opposed II.
Mr.. Ludgate made several attsfnpsi
to get possession OF the island. but
was driven on By the city police
while the matter was In very
conspiicated shape. the governmental q
British Columbia sIso put IN efaIu
for the island. ana deflei the pomin.
ion government to hand n over "a
Mr.. LudGafe. -Ftghtinx Jo~- Martin
the attorney general. and the man
that framed the obnoxious alien min.
Ing law. was ~ this time acting fol
the Chicago men. lie threw over hts
clients when the province put In itl
claim Matters reached a climax
when Mr.. Ladxsts. with . large forcs
OF men. seized the Island and eul
down nearly eli the trees on II. ~hiis
the oisissns slept. The city ana pro.
vinclai polirr thea. after . struggle
arrested Ludxste and drove his ner
on the Island. The interesting par
OF the story now eom<s- Finsnc.
Minister Gotten. who 10 . rival ol
Fighting Joe" Martin for the pre-.
mlershsp. bitterly opposed Mr.. Lud
gate. and q split IN the present pro
vincial government ranks occurred
Mr.. Ludwate took the matter Int
the courts. and decided TO come q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
More Than One Reason.

Anxious m0ther-why dent you
drive that had boy away from your
play Ffeundf
Geod little hoy-it wouldn't 10
right.
Wouldn't itF.'
No. ma. You sos the play ground
IL public property"
.oh. 80 Il Ia"
Yes. ma. and u would be Hoinah
and dishonest 20 deprive another hoy
Of the right To 80 there"
s.s,o Il would. my angel. ] didn't
think ~ that"
yes. ma; and hesiies. he can lice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30

The big steamer state Of wash.
iasgon viii run an excursion %
Olympia sunday. leaving realsr
wharf at ia a. IN. round trip. SOC.
children. SC. Tickets at Lees phar-
macy. or AZ wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
Killed By Mis- First DRINK

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 10
bernard Lynch. - year, old. died
today from the effects Of his nrst
drlnk Of whisky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
AMUSEMENT nullrrlS.

JEFrERsoN rHEArER 10.
NiaHr-"rhe Passion Play
THIRD AVENUE THEATER
tronlxht,- Stewards Comic Players
in "Caaey'n Troubles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30

why are Browns gas bills 80
much lighter than his neighbor's
blllar" asked the manager q the
company. Doea he burn 90 much
less HasSs
Ne" replied the meter inspector.
"hut the suspicious scoundrri always
goes 20 the meter with fae ard Jots
downs the figures himself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30

New arrivals In MEMS WHITE
SHIFTS. with calored bosom and cum
fast eolors. handsomely made. Soc
value. only csc and G0o each.
New arrivals In BoYS' FINE
WHITE SHIRTS. with fancy. fast
eolared bosom and cuffK. perfect
make and NJ. n you want your boy
10 look like a young Amerseest pot
him "a ono % these shirts. zoe value.
co. each
New arrivals In BOYS FINE
fsAtfSuHIED WHITE SHIRTS.
extra aunlliy muslin and linen, pro-
lection neck bands. spiendidly made
15e value. only l0c each.
New arrivals IN mems Good Quail
ity unlnundered WHITE SHIRTS.
protection neck band. continuous
band at back and cuffs. actually
worth SOC. only 5tc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30

a scisntss, says that the delicate
lily Of the valley 10 loaded with prus-
sic acid"
'.Hura. That ought 20 be suxEes-
lion In that for the makers Of there
harmless face preparation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-30
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