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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06

IT SAVES THE CHILDREN Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has saved
the lives of thousands of croupy
children. 1t is also without an equal
for colds and whooping cough.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
Announcement

To the Voters IF Warren and Clarke:
respectfully announce myself can
didate for the Office of Member of the
Virginia House of Delegates, to repre-
sent the district composed of the coun-
ties of Clarke and Warren, subject TO the
action of the democratic convention. 10
be held pursuant to the law.
Respectfully,
ROBERT BROCKET.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
Artesian Well-BOring.

L. G. BAKER wishes to inform the public
of Clarke that he is prepared to do all kinds
of Artesian Well Work, Windmill Work.
and Repairing of all kinds in that line.
Anyone having work of this kind call on or
write to, for further particulars,
GEO. w. WYNKOOR, JR.,
aug23 Sm Wickiiffe, Va
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06

To tie Voters Of Clarke and Warren.
would be proud of the honor of rep
resenting you in the Legislature of our
grand old State, and If you will elect me
l will devote my entire time and talent
to your interest. Yours,
ARTHUR l.. WARTHEN
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06

At the election held last week in
the Sth district of Missouri, repre-
sented so many years by the late
Richard p. Bland, the democratic
nominee, Judge Shackleford, beat his
republican opponent by 5000 MAORI
ty. The contest was fought mainly
on the expansion issue, the democrats
taking strong grounds against the
Presidents policy touching the Phil
ippines. Quite a number of promi-
nent speakers belonging to both of
the leading parties participated in the
canvass leading up to the election.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
New Advertisements
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1899,
commencing at 10 a. m. will sell at
public sale on the farm now occupied by
William Allen, adjoining the farms of
James Glass and others. about one-half
mile from Berryville and Wildwood turn
pike, the following personal property
towit:
? WORK HORSES, FIVE and
eight years old;
3 Mich Cows Jerseys and
Durham;
8 HEAD OF CATTLE, eighteen
months old;
3 YEARLINGS and 2 Sucking
CALVES;
About 10 HEAD OF Hoes, of
different sizes;
Also, the following
FARMING IMPLEMENTS -
four-horse Wagon, two-horse wag-
on, barshear plows, l Champion bind
er, Champion mower. l wheat drill. I
hOrSe-rake, 1 cultivator, l spring tooth
harrow, l diamond harrow. l single
shovel pillow, l double pillow, sets pillow
gears, | set wagon gear 4-horse, | set
gear 2-horse, , leather halters, pillow
line, wagon line. 4 brides, collars, I
set checks, single trees, 1 spresder, l
set butt chains, l set holdback chains, |
treble tree, iron crOud stick. corn
planter, l wood ladder, set frames and
other articles.
TERMS.-All sums of $40 and under cash:
on all sums over $40 a credit of nine months
VIII be gwen upon purchasers executing ne
gotable notes with satisfactory endorse
ment, bearing interest from day of sale. and
payable nj the Bank of Clarke County NJ
property To be removed until terms are
strictly complied with.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06

The victory in Culpeper and Bed J.
ford counties in favor of the people
deciding the senatorial issue them
selves, is quite encouraging to those
who advocate such a plan. In these
two counties the executive commit
ties thereof thought they were treat
ing both senatorial aspirants with
equal justice by submitting their
claims to the people, and the result
is that Tyler carried Bedford by a
large majority, and Culpeper by 100
majority. In Rockingham and Bot
tetourt counties the executive com
mittees have submitted the question
of preference on this issue to the
democratic voters at the November
election. If the convention that
nominated Mr.. Warthen had done
this we think it would have proved
highly satisfactory to all democrats
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
N office to Teachers.

The Greenway District School Board
will meet at White Post on FRIDAY,
SEPT. 18th, 1899, for the purpose of APP
pointing teachers. All applications
must be accompanied with the superin-
tendents certificate, otherwise they can
not be entertained.
THOS. NJ. LEWIS,
augl6 Clerk of Board
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
Long Marsh School Board.

The Long Marsh District School Board
Will hold a meeting at Hardesty's school
house on SATURDAY, Sept. 2ND. 1899 at
10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose of APP
pointing teachers in said district for en-
suing year. All applicants must have
County SUPPLEMENTARY certificates.
otherwise their application will not be
considered
augl6 81 j. {. RUTHERFoRD. Clerk.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Machinery.

by virtue of deed of trust executed bv T.
Lovett TO the undersigned trustee ON the 10Th
of Nov, 1897, and recorded in the Clerk : of
nee of the county court of Clarke County.
IN Deed Book y. page -, for the purpose of
securing debt of $500 To the Hydraulic
Press Mani Co. of Mt Gilead. O.. for the
purchase price of said machinery. and upon
the request of the beneticiaries, default hav-
ing been made in the payment of said pur-
chase money, according to the terms of the
trust there being S3S232 yet due, | will offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the Steam Roller Flour Mills. former
~ managed by Il. LOvett, near the y. Il w.
X. X. Depot, in Berryville Va, on
Thursday, September 2I, 1900,
at - O clock m, the following valuable per
sOnal property, tO-wit:
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
TRUSTEES SALE
Of
Personal Property.

BY virtue of deed of trust executed by
j. :: Kitchen 20 the undersigned trustee On
the TN DAY of June, 1897. and recorded i'm
the Clerks office of the county court of
Clarke county. Va. in Deed Book Y. page
DIS, Tor the purpose of securing debt Of
$4,000 q Geo. &. Meade and C. W. Fritts.
and upon the request of the beneficiaries.
WI oiier Tor sale AT public auction To- ;he
highest bidder at Royce. Va. ON
Saturday, September Q, 1890,
AT II O'Clock IN, the following valuable per
sonal property;
1 New Plano Binder. (Cut one Crop).
Dccring Mower in Good Condition
> Fine Horses, Il a Stallion.
For further particulars inquire of the nm
dcrSigncd.
TERMS ash.
augl6 II W. T. LEWIS. Trustee.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06

To Care Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or CSC.
m O. G. G. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
l Hydraulic Cider Mill Press,

Set Racks and form, l Set Clothes, | power
pump attachment with box complete |
crater frame and chute with guides for
cheese, Ohio apple CRATER South Allen
Evaporator, (s-horse power), l apple butter
cooker, l truck shitter, drop head, l cullen
der, Line Shaft and Pulleys, and all other
machinery conveyed by said trust. The
machinery is in first-class condition, and is
practically new not having been used bat
two seasons.
TERMS.-Cash
f. NJ. BUSHONG, Trustee.
For any information concerning above
sale, apply to BLACKBURN SMITH,
Atty for Hydraulic Press Co, of Mt. Gil
lead, o.
aug30 1t
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1899-09-06
BERRYVILLE
FURNITURE
PARLORS.

q DOORS SOUTH BANK CLARKE 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
OUR POSITION
IN THE PACIFIC
Annexation the Solution Of
Samoan Trouble.

ATLANTIC. Ca. sept lion.
william l. Chambers. chief justice u
the ramoau supreme court. l. in A.
lanta visiting hia sister. MRS. W II
Alexander In spcaklnx % America
IN the Pacific ocean today. he said
4 am an eSpanstouistn. and believe
that We should holi all that We have
acquired, especially In the Pacific
Ocean. BY conquest or pure base. and
wherever the opportunity IL open
strengthen our position IN that
ocean"
Referring 60 the Samoan islands
Judge cha MIXERS said My own
opinion " that annexation = the
is'andz is the only solution - the
samoan trouble We already own
the harbor At Page PaKo. and our
government - expendluE 500 600 In
the construction u one - the largest
steel coal sheds IN the world Several
hundred men and the ship a bareuia
are no. AZ the harbor ard work II
progressing This looks "a " We in
tend 70 hold on to our rights. and
maintain them under any cuudi-
tIons 7 have been about aa l.ng In
the tropics ~ officials ever remain.
and possibly may not return to sa-
maa.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
Native Forage Plants.

aOLDENDALE. Wash. Sept -
Mr. Mlors and WIN. Mssscche ~
Cedar valley. brought t. Galdendals
yesterday two specimens OF forage
plants that are natives % that Sec
ton 81 Kuckltnt one ia "a white
clover and the other L. a wild cheat
oat The latter had attained a
height ~ Eve feet seven Inches Mr.
Messecher. pioneer ~ the northern
part 81 Kliekttat county. says tho
cheat or native grass makes an ex-
ceilcnt hay. J. q Maddox has sent
specimens % the plants 20 Prof ".
J spillman. 81 Pullman. and PROT a.
g. leckenhy. 81 Portland. Prof
Leekenby IL anxious e. secure a ma
tive grass that VIII make q good hay.
n IL Haid he has found a spcciea ~
rye grass that does very well. but
an Improvement might he made.
Prof spiilman is Interested In tho
native white clover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
FAIR
SPECIAL DAYS

Already quite "a number ~ special
DAYS have been chosen by different
organizations faf the Spokane Indus
trial rxnoaition in october The
different secret societies ate making
"a e4.at EFFORT To uutda each nthrr in
grand remarkable and amusing feat
urrs Tor their paradea and their cS-
rreirra In the exposition building.
IT, special days already chafen are
ais follows
Tuesday. October g. opening day.
Miaf Jean Baldie Amos II whitman
county. = lddesn " Plenty
Friday. October q lied Mems day.
poeahautar, Mirs Fiunaie Tcrfaeil,
The spokane beauty.
saturday october 2. Press day
Wrtnc sAay. october n. Woodmen
~ the World
Friday. October ~. old Follows.
duY
saturday. October t. United com.
merciai Travellers dayl
Monday. Octob~r 10. Eagles day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
PENSIONERS IN
EVERY CLINE
The Union Veteran 10 Found
the World Over.

WASHINGTON. y. =. sept. -
An interesting feature In TIE report
u Commissioner 90 Pensions Evans
Ia a stAt~men, showing the number
- pensioners tn each state and ter
utnry N the rolls June -. isa9 ana
the amount paid far pensions dur
lnE tn nseal year 1879 The 81 hole
number % pensions on the ROLLS ia
pat SIS. - Wham los are nos residing
IN fore gn countries. and she total
amount paid au account ~ pensions
IL given at iigs 1tt.9sz % There II not
state - territory without its PEN
sion HFi. even Alaska having -. who
draw sl11tt o.. while the Indian Ter
ritorY has 2si2. whn drew tEss 1a1 %.
and oklahoma e.ssi. drawing tgis
sis 81.
The pensioners are not only dis-
tribuiei throughout the states and
territories - the union but they are
found ia 81 foreign countries They
are IN AiEiers. Argentine. Ausiraiih.
Austria Hungary, the Azores. bahia
mas. Belgium, Bcrmuds. Bolivia
brazil British Guiana. bulgaria
Canada. chill. China. CJmaro 1si-
Rudr. Costa RIca. Cuba. Cypress the
Danish and Dutch West indies. Den
mark. Ecuador England. EEYpt.
Frame. Germany. Greece Guatc-
mala. Hawaii. Honduras. India. Ire.
land. Isie - Man. Italy japan ko-
rea. Liberia. Madeira. Malta, Mtari-
titus. Mexico. Netherlands, Nov Pea
land. Nicaragua. Sprway Paraguay.
Peru. Philippine Islands. Porto Rico.
Portugal Huasta. san sslva4oE.
Scotland srychelis islands. Siam. fhe
South African Republic. Spain. 81
Helena. sweden. Switzerland. Tahiti.
Turkey. United States - Colombia.
Uruguay. wales and West indies
II There 'is any place on tho riahc
where the Union veteran 10 not fOuni
and whore some Of Uncie Sans PEN
sion money does not go tho pension
commissioner has not heard Of the
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
THE TRAVEL PAY
is CUT DOWN

WASHINGTON. u. g. sept e.
The adoption Of a shorter route be-
tween Manila and the United States
has had a rather Decreasing effect
upon some 81 the troops. as Il re-
duccs their travel pay. The Old route
was $3.50 miles. bur q late tbe trans
ports have cut n the 700 miles re-
quired by toHrhinR at Honolulu.
Some ~ the <bldi-ts al Manila had
received travel pay on the basis ~
the old route. but part 81 the first
payment has been refunded 80 the
paymaHters. This applied only 20
;hose soldiers at Manila who rc-sn-
Hated. and received the travel pnv TO
which they would have been entitled
n they had returned to the United
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
RERL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following rrat estate trauH-
frra were recorded Ia the county aud
fitul's oinrF yesterday.
Chester Shaw Ca e. g. ltfhrr. lots
z and S. block 2. atryenHun'H sup plot
EuumeiaN AuF II. So
Nm Malldurr &C ~ 10 I. u. Price.
Dot :. block q. atryruson'B sup plat.
EnumelaN. AuE s, $500
state o. Thomas giehardsun. lots Q
to S. block A. lwa 1 to. block 70
-. lots t1 4. block 1876 lofts I 90 4,
block 90 \. cup street %. Seattle
rd. Lands AuE b. tataas
cay " Foster - uN 90 Ella II.
1tttridrc "a ST. uv q, nrt.. SEQ q.
twp 33. O. 4. except road. Aus. No. q. G..
g.
Sarah l. Denny % George pe-
mars. lot no. block 30 u q DsnnY'H
plat Nuuh Seattle. sept o. 81 200.
Margaret pullne by George ".
uiilluF attorney - Margaret Win
qulai lot a.. block 8. Sasie.H Second
adj Sept % Hiao
John = Bunn,l 81 ~ % \ ".
Peterson, riEht-9f.wuy iu see 20. twp
81. q. March "a. y. e. 81
shrHd IN oregon Mortgage com.
phuy rlatniu tract in 4 A ueuny'f
n. 6. Junr 10 tiitlGa
Charles IL Manlsy - IA t. Fran
els * aud Martha V Mnuiey. una
= Of that part ". g. / Cos Knob
hin add Kent. marked reserved. -"
AUG - 81
Andrew Cfiiberg 81 ~ to blanche
81 raRlrsou. lots 2 aud IA 20 feet
iot . block 3. Sagir.n adj. Aus a.
s. Goo
sheriff Co Washington National
building. Loan 6 IuVHHfmcHi arna-
Grmau'- park. Aue g. f6Sf s.
citation. plaintiff. lot go block 4.
i.amsrint Priiy II Jamra Sfrrst
Construction company. lots II ta 20.
block Waila Waiia add. Sept E.
a G.. 81
Franklin " Csthey a us. tn Mary
E Gilbert iDt 10 block Q. Victory al /.
Aug IS ta5
a Hnnfp Wh.tsamh q urs hy !
A Muurv. attorney Co Vim ~ XII
lea. infn aud T. block o slte ~ and
= block 20 University Heights add i.
sept g ss9p
Mesrs il Madiacka Ct ux 70 Peter
Anderson. iot = block t. Eastern
add sept q 81 30.
y e ChesHty - atcar g. Gnraua-
son. lot & bt1cE =. Madison street
add sept . Sis
ROBERT Acton - ~ 10 oscar Cor
anHann. lots e and Il. block ?. Madts
son street adj sept G 80
United States fpatentl e. WIN. An
defann. avs ssc q. twp -. ~. AuE. /.
Hay vics Investment company 20
Melvin ana Laura a Krows W.T.
lafs II and ~. block i6 q Kinnsar'a
aad Sept q. 8
North American Trust company 60
Thomas Anderson. I1t @. block ~.
F1ifyteN Homestead association
July - &a.i50
Charles Atstraud q George X
Wright. lots ard : block 8 tnl0u
Depot add. South Seattle. sept 3.
i &C. 81
George II Wright e TX 10 Alex.
andsr n iianisY. sam- property.
Aug q. SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
PARIS IN 1900.
People OF . Nervous ptspo sitien
should rshs warning.

An exposition guide is showing tbs
nervous American over the grounds
TIE guide zess ees - bulidius Of
~ admin s,ra ttone. Feet ess fwo-
homer an
The American WI what's tha,Ts
tn. guide; What distar-r-rbs mor
sieurs'
Tie American srhat sound OF
hammerins
The guide 'Zat ees Messing Esi
ees only re mob building a 0ar-s.ri
eade in re Boulevard Hausssman. :.
The American. Hut listen 10 that
booming soundf.
The guide ~Est ees messing. rnan-
seur. I assure you Ze Reds are
blowing up re pavement via dyna-
mite
TIE American: ..Hut see that duh
red glare over tkersf
The guide Monsieur ecs unduly
aRtts;sd u red glare ees Messing
but r. petrolsus~s tr-r-ying to bur
I'm ~ re Quarter Latin"
The American Tn sure hear the
crash - glass.
The guide 'sEet ees quite possible
u zh.ntisnsn o; re commune arnuss
themselves br-r-rsakinx re vindny,
of - Otsl De Vlllss
The American ~Hark. hear tbs
crash Of musketryiH
The guide 'Ze Safionale Guard Il
firing on re r-r-rsotsrs. Monsieur
mus, no, feel alarmed. zs hEhtins
IL fully two squares away"
The American: ~Th-thers they &c
again Listen 20 the yelling see,
the hres are increasingi wh-what u
that that went zip BY my carr
The guide ''Par-r-donE. monsieur
but cat was str-r-ray bullet. II
monsieur viii lie fat on q Rr-r-ount
via me xsra viii be no danger. tel
you est .es Messing Wee haf zis sort
OF thing every day Ven you get
used 10 set you vii nos kind
The American: ,'T a. b."
The guide Mons
The American. Tel n when IN,
first train Iesves Paris p connect
with the nrst boat for ~ York q
The guide 'Esmpossibie. monsieur
Eet eco under-r-sgooi cat re Sons
Of Labertss viii blow up all ze bridget
an aqusdooks. an r-railway stations
ices morning"
The American: Good Heavens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
a Scarcity Of Steel.

NEW YORK. sept The Trie-
Iue today says The scarcity Of
steel Is causing great activity among
owners Of iron mines. A new cOm-
pany in course - Incorporation now,
il 70 ~ formed by Rogers, brown a
Co. ~ this city. and Eugene Zim-
norman % Cincinnati. II Will be call
ed the GeorEia and Alabama iron
G mpary. % ocarxia. and the West
err Mining Company. % the same
state Their Iron and coal lands lie
near cedartawa. eia-. and consists
81 5000 acres. Ave or SIX developed
mines and furnaces. Mr. thinner
man IL vice president u che Cluciu-
matt Hamilton . Dayton railroad.
and owner q the Taiiaiexa furnace
property IN Alabama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
PREPARING FOR
FIRST ISSUE

Thomas Warner Mitchell. tire eJ-
itor-elect Tor the Pacific Wave. the
University Of Washington paper. Is
making preparations FOR the nrst
issue for this year. II will be pub
lished every Wednesday a. formerly.
and the FIRST number Viii be out
about September 20. Mir Mitchell
announces the following star Tor
the coming year Ernest W. schrod-
er and Walter =. Morrison. associate
editors zee kiaeaid. literary Edgar
). Wright athletics; T. NJ Barlow,
exchanges. VIII otto Reu. societies.
Ella Allen, local Thomas T. Ed
mum Is. sociology In the monthly
number
The committee GA publication has
selected Ciarencr NJ Larson a. husi-
ness mnnager. The paper viii Doe in
a 4-c0lumn 4-page form, with an $
page number once mouth. for liter
AIRY matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
aspicit .so t.teIhic rhsAfsssT

'tuH GAsguErX rraf ssirus' midwife ard
Hurra gvrutr z5th aH4 &ad. ssa strests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
Peculiar Eye Trouble in Alaska.

mysterious disease u tse and throat has
Juneau Douglas naHi and the
been suneryrs and medical
II unable with t~that far
"a permanent n. Franeen.
the Alaska Drug Juneau who returned
Topeka rather interesting
q the disease and It, effects ts IL victim and
compelled fnr treatment When interviewed
Northern TO-DAY his shaded BY
HIS
y ~ 81 h.
aid SIR Flint.
complained u being
compelled abandon
climatic
conditions the dampnesH being partly responsible We had
deal " and rheumatsu
follow
n A whom
personally rheumatism all.
afflicted the complaint.
me AT
the binding and o electric lights DURING che
long
In became that decided to
treatment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07

s1aEs n8rpwEi.f.-Msr,rar, loss. ar.
las slfstg banfs - ros'on histk-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07

~ lai wish a Tu-nfn o. anticipate a change
tFY TIE Eaehrstst hotel ilss AMI Second;
500 fa1ui 81 PER week. r1feg furnished
- FREE haths sisetTie iiahu
HOTEL YORK -Hgrst sysuus ana rIas ART
class faauia ~. hoard a. % - s~sk
ItHTGf GuI.MN--gas Taird aud cherry,
f.tSWopp HCFrE-iiB sauth rlfih sla-
ris roufns 81. 81 ~ and ~ pef ~sss.
faTEL SAVOY i'leAsaai roofls. az FIRST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
A TOWN IN
OHIO BURNING
Fire Threatens TO Wipe Out
the Town OF Trio.

TOLEDO O.. sept IA hrr Is
raEing at tie little town " Trio q.
that threatens To wipe out the entire
place From twelve To eighteen
houses have already burned to the
ground and a number % others are
on nre The business portion 81 tho
town VIII be quilted
THIN and New Washington nv
departments have been sent fue aud
are now speeding % the cannagra
tiou on special ears furnished by the
Peunsl ivania. \ strong wind makes
the flames mere dino uli ta combat
The IRE started al 4 O'Clock IN the
clothing store occupied by 4 W
Kaufman. An explosion was heard
and shortly afterwards names wcrc
seen issuing from The roof AdJuin-
ng buildings soon caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
RESULT OF
A QUARREL

THE DALI4ES. or, Sept IA
telephone meHsags from Antelope
late this afternoon brought news OF
n shooting ARRAY at che Silver King
mine. u miles from Hay creek. In
which Thomas Rand was fatally
shot. M further particulars Of the
ARRAY could b. obtained beyond the
fact that an alteration between
Rand and another miner resulted In
the wounding 81 Rand 4 messenger
was sent 10 Antelope for doctor
and 70 notify the county authorities
al this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
Union of Coal inta rests

CLEVELAND. O.. sept THE
Ttisburg rail coal mine comb nation
has been formed and a meeting will
be held within two weeks 10 elect Of
hesrs The new corpors ton r. the
Pittsburg Coal Company. and rs
oerital stock is tfi, Oo0. 900 N owns
the coal properties % ioi Of the 1G7
individuals and firms in the business
has practically absolute control oi
the docks and car-ioading appliance
on the great lakes. ana has % mon
opoly u all the outlets 20 the coal
markets Of the east, west and north
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07

HEFF era naIy fhsr1us6 dsncinr school IN
aiE Lame tHiL Flnb an4 f.iss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
Cement Plant Sold.

ALLESTuwN Pa. Sept. Ne.
Eutistions Tor the purchase u the
plant % IN. American Cement Com
ranY at Egypt. this county. termin-
atcd today tn the sale % the concern
10 = Il. Smith s Co. bankers. Of
Philadelphia The consideration is
s. sqa.oa The plant consists ~ nvs
mills vith a daily output - 0oo
barrels With the plant IL sold a
tract of land anderiaid with ecmf nj
rock. SWING th~ company an mex
hAurtlhis supply 81 raw material.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
q NEW EDITOR.

NJ. W. nc. 5tfocts,l has arrived IN
Seattle ana viii take tue business
manarrmont VI thr German paper
the Washington snal8seltung. nav
belnr conducted hv hi- SISTER Mrs
Anna l.. Ncinhagru. Mi stroetErl
i- "a business man ot g YEAR, eS-
pericncc aud VIII doubtless make u
aueccss In hls new enterprise,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
DEEDS TO TIDE LAND.

An order has been issued from tho
superior court directing state Land
Commissioner Bridges 10 issue 10 the
Seattle Improvement company a con-
tract or deed for lots n, 70. -. block
2ss, lots H. T. 49, and part Of lot 10.
block 322 Seattle tide lands This
was in the care Of Peter Dean and
the Seattle Improvement company
vs.. q. r. Stone. The parties had
agreed out OF court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-07
ALLEGED JACKET TaEFI

Mrs Mary Hail, ',vlnr at no west
Stewart street. was arrested yester.
day hy Constable Matthews on a
warran, charming hci with petit iar-
ceny. u IL alleged she stole a Plush
Jacket from a woman by the name u
Mrs, Ellen TyEossen