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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
See Wealth In MILK.

TRENTON. y, J. sept 1.-THE
National Imminent company. Wiih
an authorized capital If td.ooa p1a.
wa. incorporated here tedag The
company IN 80 manufacture articles
% food from the BY products % TIE
dairy. The incorparatora arv Jas.
H Campbell and WiillAm II. val
lace 81 New York Charles ~ Camp
bell. Philadelphia Pearl Campbell.
ftayunnr. y J.. ana Herman liaupI.
Washington. y. G,
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GUARANTEES RAISED

II. /. Emery. quarantine inspec-
tor. reports that the quarantine on
the following persons who were sick
With contagious diseases, has been
raised. and the places fumlRated
since the first OF the month Edna
Clark. diphthrrin. Queen anne av-
cnue. Republican street. Fhllipcna
Cato. diphtherla. $40 Atlanta street.
william HEATH. smallpox. case at
pesthouHe; Julia Weeklor dlnhthcria,
s2i Twenty-hrat avenue. otto Fland-
crs. 225iA Yesler way, diphtheria.
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PRISONER WAS
ANXIOUS To DIE

RUTLAND. Vt. sept thames
Mcdonald "a prisoner IA the house
Of correction here. today roasted
himself 90 death
lie pulled hlH bed % pieces. tore
the mattress open aud scattered the
contents over the lionr lie then,
with sheets torn in strips tied him
self 10 the bedutead ana set IRE To-
the bedding,
Unable To endure the torture h.
struggled frantlchlly with his bonds
and finally broke loose from them.
bat too late O. escape death lie
was found iylnE on hiu back IN the
tire. terribly burned,
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Blow ut the Thread Trust

ALBANY. y Y sept Il ~Attor-
ney General Davies was today re-
auested 10 Institute proceedings
against the Spool cutton Company.
~ New York city. On the ground
that it iz violating the antitrust law
81 the state.
The request VAS made rs y. =
noWe. president of the Commercial
Travellers National League. who
furnishes the names II several per
sons from whom information could
be obtained
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HEROES RETURN.

Two 81 washlnRton's heroes nrriv-
"a in the city last evening. Both
we're suffering from wounds received
in the Philippine campaign. and in
both eases the surgeons had been
unable to remove the bullets The
men we're Corp. Hugh Waters and
Priv Henry G. Ncss. 81 company n.
Thin and pale. they looked on their
arrival like ghosts OF their former
selves
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LapInsr q Bankrupt.

CHICAGO. Sept lf--Touis Lapin.
er. the father 81 little Gerald La,
piner. who was kidnapped two year,
ago. flied a petition In bankruptcy
today The liabilities are $4,000. M
assets. The indebtedness was con.
tracted in ogden. Utah. In 1891. while
Mr. iapiner was in the general mer.
chandiac business.
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WANTS TO BE FREE.

The lawyers Of william Younr.
the col0red man who was 20 handy
with his knife. viii move for a new
trial. Young was convicted in Judge
Jacobs court OF assault with intent
% kill The motion IL - be based
on the grounds that Judge Jacobs
erred In not InstruetiuE the Jury that
the case admitted OF conviction and-
or the lesser ofsnae - assault with
a deadly weapon with Intent 10 do
bodily harm. on refusal of the mo
ton. an appeal will be taken 10 the
supreme court
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An improper Book.

COPENHAGEN. Sept. Edward
Brandes. the author. has been fined
200 kroner for publishing an alleged
improper book. entitled Diet ungs
Blod."
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fryoru. 81 7la2bo. live turkeys. Toe
ducks ige. goose, Toe. live weight
Poultry Spring chickens. lie. live
turkeys, Ice. ducks. i2oi geese. Zoe.
live weight.
Hay, Grain ana Feed.
Hay Qobblngl--Pugst sound. per
ton, td.00mfQo. Eastern Washington
timothy 0oa'ia00. alfalfa, " 60
Oats 0obbinEl- ton. tz1m2s.
barley Steam rolled. S2i,o0. whole
tta
Corn Whole. So b0i cracked. t2a
feed meal. per ton gs901.
Feed Wheat. tzii oil cake. meal,
$50 90. middlinEa. 81 00Q 90. bran
tia 90. shorts. tid00Q n 90. chopped
feed fle ooat2ioo. dairy chopped
feed $1,000
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NEW YORK. Sept. if.-Former
Governor Thomas ~. Waller, Of C0n-
necticut and his law partner. s. Har-
rison Wagner. are behind a project
20 combine several Eastern brick
yards. with a view 10 controlling the
brick market Mr Waller said to-
day that tho proposed combination
seems assured OF success. but Il not
yet definite tn shape, and IL far from
being ready for announcement.
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jobsieg Quotations,

The johhinK quotations today were
a. follows:
Sugar OebblnEl--Goiesn G. in ibis.
sfss. extra e. Ia bbis. SAB. powder
81. ts7t. dry graduated. 40. cube.
ass. spot casn prices.
Flour. etc. jobblugl Patent Ex-
erlleut. t31o. Novelty A. u,i0s star
tbakern1. tz.st; Centennial. s.. 70, Gold
Hock. s1fH. California brands. gt-2Si
corn meal. yellow. 81 - per TOO Tbs IN
ie.ib sack, t.s0 biol so-ib sacks.
corn meal. white. u.ss per 100 lbs In
io.ih sacks. 500 Dbl in to-lb sacks
huekwheat -four. pure. i3.so per
20 lbs In ie-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. ss.fs per 100 lbs In 10
ID sacks. tarino. t3ss per 100
pounds IN io-ib sacks: steel cut
oatmeal, fatg per TOO lbs IN i0-ib
sacks. graham -four. ;i75 per 100 lbs
IN i0-ib sacks. wh0ie wheat hour. N.-
- per 100 lbs IN i0-Ib SACKS. rye
meal. ssi0 per 100 lbs In i0.ib sacks
rye -four. s2.st per 10 lbs IN io-ih
sacks. split peas. iOo-ih sacks. 81 80;
split peas. sae0 per leo lbs IN NIB
boxes: pearl barley. - IS per 100 lbs
in sacks. rolled barley. t7s 90
wheat nakss. 7s-ih boxes. $3.50
ai0. wheat fakes. $40 per ease %
6 g-lb pkEs, fancy rolled oats. - IS
per bale. In s-ib sacks. corn meal.
yellow. 81 50 per Dbl H. to-ib sacks
corn meal white. 1920 per bbi in 50
ID sacks; buckwheat -four. pure. ~.
20 per Dbl In L0-ib sac IA. cracked
wheat. 81 rsr Dbl In Io-lb sacks
steel cut oatmeal. $50 per Dbl in 90
10 sacks, graham -four. s,.s0 per Dbl
In to.ib sacks. whole wheat fiour. s.
per Dbl in so-io seeks. rye meal. 81 10
per Dbl In G0-ib sacks. rye -four, 81
per Dbl fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net
IN bbia. is.2s. fancy rolled oats. g0-Ib
sacks, ttoo. fancy rolled oats. per
case. isis: chor. s0-ib sacks, sc 90:
diary COW chop. So-ib sacks, ,is00.
coffee Oebbing1--Grsea = Mocha.
per ID. 7aQaic. Java. per ID. 2al2sc.
Costa Rica. choice. per 10. ia9lsc.
Roasted rbuekle's In ico-lb eases.
per 100 lhp. ti2s5. eo-lb cases. per 100
lba. mass. se-ib cases. per 100 lbs,
ti2a a. Java. t0-ih tins. per ID. &c
sack. SIC: Alden Mocha. s5he: Cara
cola. 32e: Guatemala. 2ic. ground
coffee. 10000. Lion. zoos. si2,25. 65s.
t7.sb 5sc. siats.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning Markets 20.
Say opened on yesterdays prices
consldrrahle activity osrurru dn
Western avenue and IN the fish bust.
ness but otter markets are between
Fearonn, ana fsN changes ~ moment
occur.
TIE following prices are being OF.
fsrei 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round l1ts on
the deck OF In the ear az Seattle
Grain=oats. 80 80. barley. tfs %
wheat chicken feed. SIS p. bran. SO
shorts. tts.o0
Hay-PuEst sound. per ton. te9s z
Eastern Washington timothy. 1ii.5e
gig. alfalfa. ssai0.
EgFs-strietiy fresh ranch. 70.
Butter FTcsh ranch. sG.oc. best
creamery. 2iG21c.
Poultry - Chickens. live. i3aitc.
ducks. IL. turkeys. ise. geese. Toe.
Live stock-choiee beef cattle
COWS. 7aa6e; steers. "a dt.c: good
hogs. live. sG;4r: hogs. dressed. Tc
calves. dressed. large. &c. small. 20,
calves. large. live. &c. small. Sc
Hides. P.iis and wooi-Heavy
sound. saited steers. over 60 lbs. sac
medium sound. per 10. Sc. light
sound. under fs los. 7ise. cows. sound
all weights. 1isc stays. bulls and oxer
a1ac. aalfcd klpH. TIC: coive~. per H.
sue. green hides. &c less than Eaiicd
dry hides. per 10. lie. dry culls. one
third less. summer deer. per 10. 720
&c. winter deer. dry. itd iec. papcry
deer. sdi7c. dry elks. sai0c. green
elk. s4sc. sheep pelts. ESQ ssc. shear.
iinEu. lb42sc. Eastern Washington
wool. sue. Western washington WOO
i2Ac: dirty or timber burned. ioMc
taIlow. 2hGac.
Vegetables.
Potatoes tiobbinR)-Naiive pota.
toes. i0ike per 10: beets. $40
per rack. carrots. per sack. 75cus6c
ava &c per ID. string beans. Dc per ID
81 G0Qi .Gs per sack. peas. 2d2o. green
corn, $4,000 per dox. cucumhers. 2od
gse. tomatoes. &c. California awee,
potatoes. s2gs per 100 lbs. bell pep.
pers. 81 o0di Is, native onions. 81 90
California onions. ii.soGi.e0. garlic.
Sc IN. German pruncs. Co175c: crat
apples. zoe. California Bastlct pears
75edsi.oO. canteiopes, 50uS5c: cauil.
flower. 7sc per dez
fruits.
Green Fruit 0obbing) - Oranges
late Valencia. 800 a case: lemons
~ 50G4Oo. apples. 7scGsi.s8 per b.
bananas. s. ion5.oo per bunch. sweet
apple elder. SOC per gallon. peaches
orange cliugs. 6d0s0c a box. craven.
shines. tif5: blaekberries. ti.s5af 20
currants. 81 coal Is, water melons
81 00Mi2i. California plums. s5a7sc
native plums. Soc. nutmug melons
G5m75e. Italian prunos. G5e. Caufor.
mia grapes. white and black. zoe cat
lfnfnin muscat. Soc. ounces. 81 80 Del
box. Ohio Concord grapes, a5c pei
basket.
Butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Buttor-Ranch. iOQl2e; fancy dai.
ry. In squares. t2@l4c; Washington
ereameries, pound Prints, 2Gc; East
ern Iowa and Egin. 20M2ee.
Cheese JohbiuE)-Native Wash.
inEton. ildi2hc; Eastern, tldl2o.
Eggs Johbing)-strlctiy frest
ranch. 26c.
Honey-white comb. liai5c: ngh'
amber. i3miic. amber. i2ai3c
strained. 7hdse,
Poultry Spring chickens, s2.2585
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Neal pflos.

Fresh Meat Qobbing) Cow beet.
10 per ID. steer beef. 7he per ID
mutton. wcthcr. Ne per ID pork. 7lAf
per ID. veal. large. Nc per H. small
ioc
Provisions UobbinEl Hams. large
i1isc. hams. small tic. breakfast bn-
con. liiAo. dry sailed ridoh. 7hc. Rex
SAC.
Lard dobbinfl Home made. pei
H.. 3# White sthr. S.. Coin special
SIC. lard compound. tierces. &c. Rex
she
Frrah Flsh Qobbing) Ilalibut $50
ilse. salmon. CaIe. founders. 2sfte
uolcn, aHir. rock cod. 6gse. Hhrimpa
Sc smeit. a4tc. oysters. olympia. u
90 ger sack. ti.so Per gallon, clans
81 80 PEI sack. Durgeness crabs. live
;it0. cooked. ti.s0. Ing cod. 54Gci
black cod. c47c. hasa. 5Qsc.
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D ort Drug Co. nm and Pike
Prescription specialists. Tel Pike q
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Lumber and suildinx nstsusl.

Log Superior quality per n. No
I fir. tar. merchandise ar. per NJ
tisogs. No. ! cedar. is95. common
per 81. ff1i. spruce logs. - 20. cedar
ahlugie bolts. t.a255.
fis Lumber Rough. g.. thick nm
iahed. surfaced. one or twe sides. ;
10 and u inches side. its9e1; lengths
~ 30 "a feet. special lengths. Zoe pei
~ extra. nne-ineh flninh. fia4is. al
vertical grain. u rer VI extra. roor'
lnK. dressed and matched. Ssazi
stock boards. s-lnch. l9His. ia-.nch
81 Tools. is-ineh. usaia fencing. No
Z or s-ineh finish. -. Ne 2. 50. OF
channel rustic 0f drop siding. weight
: oos lbs. tii0l. r. timber. towis and
EeautlinEa. rough. s. so9is. / y
fs.so0ls. 50 =. sli3is. box boards
i..lnch and up. SO
Washington He'd Cedar Lumber
RoaEh. -. bsyci siding. weight zoo
Ihs. STE rs 20. ceiling. weights. Sus
/. :. and 8. s-s-inch. 100 lbs. NoH
I. and ). ss-inrh. zoe lbs. tl54 81.
wainseotinF. sio0it. rustic. t2-W ~
a. shingles. 81 20. standard shin
giles. siin. i-lnch nnlah. H. 10 and u
feet. issU u; thick hniah. fzs0 g &C.
dar squares. :. &. and 10 feet. f2tN
50. flekeih. ST.
Kiln dried. 81 in advance OF green
drayage. Coo.
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WANTED CLOTHING.

THE PACIFIC Tailoring Co.-Rest SIS. SIC
and $50 suits made In tho eitv. pyeina.
eienuIug. repairing. 5lb Third avenue.
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Boy a acre tract. Moore Inv. Co.
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'ASrorF clothing. trunks ami valises
bought at 10 second ave. Tci. Red llsl
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Nuts wainutE. per % sacks. i3e
black walnuts. lge, peeans Zoe. aim
onds. fancy. soft shell. iba ise. aim
onds. 30. :. i5e. peanuts. &c. pine
Toe cocoanuts, per dozen. ssQ9oe
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BRIDGE eurtOfRS Aso CONTRACTORS.


1ilE FIRST kATIpsAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
PAID up capital .I........ $1,000
General banking tuh.nnrn transacted.
JHusr u. IieRH ffl.4...a4.. 81. President
Maurice 81 MIEafu ... ..s. Vice President
Lester Turnar ##..-. .......s...5 % Cashier
it F. Iafhhuraf .4...... Assistant Cashier
histt anH tsfngfHrhte exchange payable
in au tire pfineiiai cities u the Lnlted
afatrH SAD Iatsur
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rAIInRs

uk ENEi,t description mig, and repairing
furnaces en- steel stoves I'm roofing. rF
tlrrk. igs " Madison ~ hone NJ sin tSl
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FufsS n--1hs place % fur stoves. furn.-
ture. tnVaH4 shAifa. rFucAerg. filiaWs.
camfnfts. hsrher ehairE fsirrurs. piano.
ssHinE nartliaes everything and any
fhinH, D. chspins HseaDd. haHa store. col
and o4a ffke street
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-. II DfPi.N dentist fpseiaiis' "a crow
sea ufidxs Nnrs. i.t bat~s building
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10,

HfHa sHa aHly Thorough dancing a. hoai ia
cts. BanAs taii f'ifth ard f.ike.
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SHIP cHAspLERS
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.
my ANp emrnr INITIAL WORK

RAISER 4 MORGAN t0G-sio Occidental Nv
Main ttu. Reu't storage distributing hour
nseafiabIs tecetnta ace #nted rs collateral
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ATIAg Dye Works. q. unIau street. Tsl.-
phaas huH ia9i 9as oaiy French DE
lielss ln the riiy.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Tor san Francisco

The comnanys elegant
steam ships = u#e N .
VAIN Walia and I'm -
atlItu
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-06-10

arrangements was L. U. Unkeier and F..
o. Berge. Committee on program com.
prised G. w. Beal. A. H. Davis and A.
p. Smith. Invitation committee, E. B.
Perry. r. D. McPherrin, r. f. Hamer
and F. G. Hamer. Reception commit.
tee comprised G. f. Hager, May G.
circuit, Charles Beckenhaur. Z. d.
Jones, d. w. Lamb, j. w. Graham,
Helmer Henderson, A. L. Brown. Dean
Reese was toastmaster, the program
was az follows: THE Class Of &c.,
Berge; THE Alumni" Hatfield; "rhe
Legislature and Judiciary" Shull; me.
brasks,' Poynter; Looking Forward"
Davis; 1.-THE Law School," Robbine;
1.-The Modern University" MacLean;
1.-The Faculty. Bertha B. StulI; "The
Spirit Of the Lawyer Mcguire; Hints
TO Yourg Lawyers" Adams.
Wednesday morning the class Of 05
had an informal breakfast at the home
OF Miss Olivia Pound: Those present
we're: Mre. Corwin Hsggard. Mrs. Emery
Hardy. Misses Pound, Smith, LindIay,
Gere, Morgan; Wil'er eff Kansae, Me.
lick OF Iowa; Messrs, Kinds OF Beatrice,
Woods, L, one, Oberlies. Town. Weeke,
OF Maine.
The Phi Beta Kappa banquet occurred
Wednesday following DR.. Lorimer's
grafton. Following members were in
itiated: Robert g. Lansing. Hal X.
Beans, Allen r. Congdon, Cecil Pugh,
Emily Weeks, Julia E. Lougbridge. Bees
sic Kent, Jennie L. Fox, Flora Fifer,
Lillian Newbranch. r. D. Elliott. Sam
b. Sloan, B. H. Ransom. d. u. Feldman
and Mrs. Anna Y. Reed. who had been
elected members, we're unable 10 be
present. Following toasts we're re
sponded to; 1.-The East and the West"
Rev. Lorimer, Boston; "The Elder
Brother Rev. Rowlands, Lincoln;
"The New Member" Mr.. E. G. Doran;
1.-THE Phi Beta Kappa Woman" May
Whiting; The Beta Kappa Long Ago."
Ex-Governor Thsyer 1.-THE University
Dean Edgren.
Wednesday afternoon the class Of '96
enjoyed a reunion at the home of it's
president Miss May Whiting. A com.
mittee consisting Of Miss Harwood, Miss
Ricketts, and Mr.. Benedict was appointed
to arrange for suitable claes memorial.
Following members were present: Mrs.
Tucker, Mrs.. Newbrancb; Misses Rick.
etts. Pinkerton. Compton. Harv ODD.
Whiting; Messrs. Reed, Schwartz, Bsne.
dict, Philpott.
The alumni banquet occurred Wednes.
day evening. Mr.. Paul Clark presided
over the following program: "Village
Choir" Fifer. 80; "New Grad" We. the
DID," Flora Bullock. g.; Flag End Of
the Century" Emily Weeks, 80; Legal
Profession; Fame We. Fees Dryden;
Effect Of Clubs on Husbands" May B.
Field. 80; "School Ms'am OF the Twen
tieth Century," Cutter, '9S.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. r. L.
HoDyoke and Mrs. r. A. Holyoke, en-.
tertained large number Of women at
musicale. The hostesses were assisted by
Mesdames Manss, Munger, Kelley and
Bailey in the dining room, and by Mrs.
Wright, Misses Hargreaves. Ellen Gere
and Helen Hoover ia the dining room.
The drawing room was decorated with
meteor roses, and the dining room was
exquisite in green and wbite--rosea and
smilax being used. Mrs. f. L. Holyoke
was attired in white organdie, and Mrs.
r. A. Holyoke in white and red tatfeta
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SUMMER
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies low neck, sleeveless
vests without tapes, each. 80. Sc
Ladies' low neck, sic eveless
vests, cotton tsped neck and
arms. each. &c or three for 25e
Ladies' fine ribbed cotton
vests, white and ecru, each. =.
J9c or three for SOC
Ladies' foe Isle vests, silk
tapes neck and arme, each. -. 25e
Ladies' low neck. sleeveless
union suits, per suit. ........ J9e
Ladies' Isle union suite,
sleeveless. knee length. white
and ecru, 75c quality, each. :. SOC
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q. The Eagle
b. The Brook
c. Winter
Mis-, Haywood.
Rose Songs
a. My Love is Like Red. Red Rose
.......... ......... Hastings
b. Deep in the Heart Of Wild Red
Rose. Jessie Gaynor
C. l Gave Ny Love Three Roses Red
...... ................N motifs
Mrs Campbell.
Love Songs
q. To Arcade. Reginald DeKovep
b. Florcb BEL. ........... Bartlett
Mrs. Holyoke.
Pho chapter OF Kappa Alpha Theta
gave garden party on Monday evening
at the beautiful subj, ban home OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Clark. The lawn
was illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
The verandah was furnished with rugs,
cushions and divans, and an orchestra
played enlivening music for the dancers
who tipped the light fantastic toe on a
fine canvased platform which was
placed on the lawn. Punch was served
throughout the evening and supper at
eleven o'clock. The invited guests
were: Misses Vancil, Morgan, Randall.
Randall. Schwartz, Mcmillan, Wiggen.
horu, Weeks. Wilder of Kansas, Whit.
ing, Rickette. Randall. Naamah Lowe Of
Michigan. Meiuer, Loomis and LOOMS,
Honeywell. Douglas. Writ, Edgren. Mil.
lar, Douglas OF st. Joseph, Clark. Mac
fsrland, Cunningham and Cunningham;
Messrs Lehmer. ColIe,t. Randall, Pan.
croft, Harvey, Edmiston. Milans, Gun.
nigham, Ricketts,, Marley. Sheldon. Dick
aud Claude Reed, Atwood, Kind, Brown.
@. and W. Clark. Diedrich Lau, Sher.
man. Turkey, o. and Paul Weeks. WHIP
pie, Clements. Korsmeyer, Abbot,
Mansfslde, Watkins, Belchor, Brown,
Davidson. Harmon and Hill.
The fourth annual meeting OF the
Nebraska section OF the American
Chemical society was held Saturday
evening in the chemical laboratory.
Officers for next year were elected as
follows: President, H. H. Nicholson;
vice president. Dr.. 8. Avery; secretary
and treasurer. DR.. John White; execu.
tive mmittee, r s. H,ltner, chairman,
DR.. F. j. Away and r. s. Thacker.
Prof. Nicholson gave an address on
q Recent Advance in Chemistry"
After the program banquet was
served 10 the upper hall 10 the follow
ing persons: Mr.. and MIS-. Gere, Prof.
aud Mrs. Nicholson, Prof. and Mrs.
Stuart. Mr.. Nicholson OF Minneapolis,
DR.. and Mrs. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs.. r. w.
Thatcher OF Beatrice, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Riddle; Missee Bouton, Fossler. Gere,
Barr, Conklin, Hartzell and HartzelI,
Bomgardner, Willis. Miller, Henry.
Hart and Nicholson; Messrs. Banghart,
Dsles, Hiltner. Yasujuro Nikaido.
Beans, Stull. Egge. Mansfield, Fletcher
and DR.. John White.
Mrs. A. H. Weir has given two charm.
ing parties this week. The fret vas
kensington given on Wednesday after.
noon. Roses and peonies we're used for
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SUMMER HOSIERY

Boys heavy bicycle hose. 2x1
rib, houble knee, heel and toe,
per pair. 15s
Misses fine imported real
Maco cotton hose. Xxi rib,
double knee, spliced heel and
Ladies' cotton hose, seamless
double heel and toe, per pair. J2L
Ladies' fine imported. real
Maco cotton bO Ne, velvet finish
extra high spliced heel and toe
double cole, der pair. 80. :. .25t
Mems black and tan cotton
socks. seamless. double heel
and toe. TWO pair for. :. .25e
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-06-10
Grocery Economy.

Extra fancy Mocha ard Java
coffee. per pound. ..... Il
Package coffee. .............. u
Glass Jam. l5c size, any fruit,
eHcu ......... .......''' ~
Large pals Jelly, sny fruit. SC
Standard brands OF tomatoes.
TWO cans for. IS
Fret quality blsckberries
FOUR cars for. Is
Peaches, gallon cans, each. -. 60
Bartlett pr ars. 8 pound cans
IWO Tor. ......... -. -
Heintz's Pickles. per ga'lon. :. Is
Raisina, extra quality, per h.. S
Jap rice, SIX pounds for. -. Is
American greats, 2 ID pkg each 5
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-06-10

INF the month of brides and roses, is al
ways famous month at this store ia
for it's showings of summer loneliness, for
its interesting bargain offerings and its
never failing rich arrays of warm weather COM
forts and necessities This list is merely to
give you idea of the June doings here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-30
Til Vacation.

 Johnny is counting his little brown fingers, Five more days, then school will be done Then all the long day I'll dc nothing but play, And oh, won't that be fun!'' So he keeps counting the days on his fingers, -Four more days, and then what The woods and the brooks will be nicer than books, When all the lessons are done" Still he is counting his fat little fn- gers, "Three more days. then school will be done! Then ho for my ball and my fshhooks and all, And picnics and camping and fun!" Now he is counting his thumb and his finger, Two more days, and then such funi Then can play in grandpa's new hay, And frolic and caper and run!"
 i Now there is left but one little finger, "One more day, just only one! Oh, how I shall shout when school is let out; Hurrah, hurrah for the fun!"
 --Persis Gardiner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-30
A story of Dean Swift.

Dean Swift was very intolerant Of conceit and ever ready to give prac- tical demonstration of his pet aver sion. On one occasion he is said to have listened for some time to the impertinent observations of a foolish youth, who ventured at last to say; Well, Mr. Dean, you must know that I set up for a wit?" "Oh, indeed" says the Dean: then just take my advice %d sit down again"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-30

One Darlington, a New Milford (Pa) farmer, recently succeeded in capturing a snake, or pair of snakes, hitched to- gether like the Siamese twins. The reptile has two heads and two tails. All the rest of the body is like that of single snake, with the exception of a slight depression above and below extending the entire length. The bod es join about six inches from the head. Each tail is almost a foot long. The length of the joined body is two feet nine inches. The twins were discoY- cred last summer by little son of Darlington, who told his father about them and showed him the track across the road. Darlington ran across it 8 few days ago when blasting a rock and succeeded in taking 1t alive The twin snakes are jet black, with a yell low ring just behind the head. Both mouths take food.