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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

c. H. Gilman went to San Francisco
yesterday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Neff of Cleveland is a
guest at the Golden Eagle.
D.. H. Mclaughlin and wife Of San
Francisco are at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
George Butler is home from school at
Santa Cruz on visit to his parents in
F1orin.
Brakeman ]. E. Gould of the South
| ern Pacific Company, who underwent
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The English Church.

The publication of the official year
book of the Church of England fur
nishes a sufficient answer to those who
have thought that the church was de-
clining in it's activity and strength
Among the most notable points, as re-
ferred to in the press, is the increase
in the number of combinations. While
in single years they vary considerab bly,
a glance over a period of ten years
shows considerable advance both in
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18
Piemonte ReaIe Picnic.

On Sunday next, the 21st, the italian
Mutual Benevolent Society, Piemonte
Resle, will hold its annual picnic at
Fast Park. These yearly gatherings Of
the society attract large numbers Of
Italians from all over the county ard
are also attended by other people.
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Acknowledging His Error.

Dearest he whispered, when the!
met by moonlight alone, IT onc'
thoughtlessly declared that your fathel
had no feeling. Now I withdraw tina
inconsiderate remark. After the wa,
he successfully reached for me in thu
dark last night I am convinced that hi:
powers of feeling are wonderfully de-
veloped!''-Kansas City Independent.
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Called Away,

Mary E., widow of the late H. W.
Earle, died in this city yesterday She
was native of Grofton, Renssaler
County, N. Y, and 80 years of age She
leaves four sons-E. E., H. w, H. B.
ard Otis r. Earle The funeral will
take place at 2:30 D. m. or Friday
from her late residence, 912 Fourteenth
street
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No Longer q Man.

Mistress Mary, have you got a man
in the kitchen?
Cook-Well mum, 1 don't call him
man. He's just called to say he's goin'
to break off the engagement, an we've
been courtin' two years!-Tit- Bits
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she a mast %, ;no,,;ra7

Hasn't she a past?" inquired the
gossipy man.
YES" answered the sensational act
ress, ssbut 1t isn't of much use to her.
Somehow she doesn't seem able to get
! ngton Star.
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Red Cross To-Day.

AT 2 p. m. to-day, at ST. Paul's
Church, there will be a meeting of
the Red Cross Society for the election
of officers and other business. It is
urged that all who can attend do so.
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Still ON Trial,

The trial of Lee Dick Lung for the
murder of Lee Ling Hi occupied Judge
Hughes court yesterday, witnesses for
the prosecution being on the stand 1t
was continued till 10 a. m. to-day.
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Brain Work.

Doozenbury-Really, now, Livingston
there isn't any brain work in golf, is
there?
Livingston-No, unless you go around
trying to make chumps understand
why you like it-Tit Bits.
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SCHOOL MONEYS.
Sums Apportioned to the Various
Districts.

B. F. Howard. County Superintendent
CT Schools. has made the following
semi-annual apportionment of school
moneys to the several school districts
of the county:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hardware, bicycles. carts, buggies, car
riaEeg, phaetons, Balm farm and header
wagons Send for catalogue.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18

For medicinal purposes drink Glen
brook" sour mash whisky. Theo
Blauth. 4O7 K Street Tel 207.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18

L. A. w. bicycle shoes-tan or black
at greatly reduced prices w. H. Eek
hardt, 6O9-611 X street.
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Extra Family Flour.

At 10 cents per sack, to help the peo-
pie; at the Pacific, J, near Eighth.
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s2agNb> The bud is more cas-
x!1 lily blighted than the
GA full blown rose. A
EsY <3A young girl is more sus-
~ ESzSss9 3 ceptible to weakness
GC- Ek5f<4 and disease that will
MN wreck her in woman
H1sSA NJ AR ~ way than she is after
III ~ RHO she has attained TO healthy
ia NEfts woruanhood. Thousands OF
Sz,jffI women have their lives
MlllN Wrecked by troubles of this
M5IHH I delicate description be-
SxHfBN | Y cause of their own ignor-
EHUHH | y ance and the prudery of
GE5 HUIl Il their mothers.
49, HUU MY Whenever the wander
AH& BfHlj Il | Wing demon of i'll health
sHHHlUi Il \ finds ship adrift upon
WTfIHI \ the sea of ignorance. he
NIL IN | \ steps on board, takes
VIHU the helm and steers
L straight for the nael-
strom of death The young
woman who has not been taught the neces-
sity of taking care of her health in worn-
auly way is ship adrift upon the sea of
ignorance. Diseases that will wreck her fut
IRE happiness will soon assume command.
Young women who suffer from weakness
and disease peculiar to their sex live under
q terrible nervous tension, and it they
escape death are always threatened with
insanity. The whole nervous system is
affected by the constant drag and drain
upon the delicate and feminine organs.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
one perfect and unfailing specific for every
arrangement and disorder of this descrip-
ton. 1t fits a woman for wifehood and
motherhood 1t is the best of all known
nerve tonics 1t is the discovery of one of
fhe most eminent and skillful specialists
In disease of women.
Twas troubled three years with female weak
mess" writes Miss Ellen Otey, of Bedford City,
Bedford Co., Va. II had two physicians, but
neither did me any good. 1 was troubled with
pains in my left side all the time When it was
time for my monthly periods thought would
die with pains in my back and stomach also
had chiiIs. could not get up without fainting.
Finally took three bottles of Dr. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription and two of his Golden Med
ical Discovery do not have any pains at all
and am in better health now than ever was
in my life
How to preserve health and beauty are
told in Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. 1t is
free. For a paper-covered copy send 81
onc-cent stamps, to cover mailing only,
cloth binding, 81 stamps. Address Dr..
&. v. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.
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and square point; made of pol
ished steel back and front strap rdveted by II
inches Every spade warranted. Price 6S cents.
Long handled shovels with round points; made of
polished Steel front and back straps; size 9 by II
inches-full regu size Price 6S cents.
Spading forks with D handle and capped ferrule;
4 fat steel tines. Price 50 cents
Wedding hooks, cents.
Garden trowels, Z
Siokles or grass hooks they sometimes called
solid double back perfectly balanced; ground
and polished both sides to center of blade. Prices
80, 40 and 30 cents according to size
wire tooth rakes that will not pull out the
grass reverse be used for leaves etc. Price
80 cents
Common garden rakes, 35 cents
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-18

IS ,<to,,, ,t,ro The supremacy of the Automatic"
Oil stoves all others the
OIL Stove market is daily being testified to by
who have tried other kinds.
The "Automa ties ready light Immediately,
ready to use Immediately. safe to leave Immediately
No valves to play tricks wicks to get out of order
They burn ordinary kerosene, is used in lamps
with intensely hot, blue flame Prices from $3.50
$500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
FEATURES OF
MAINS CIRCUS

Limited space WITH allow but the
rnentian q few % the many novel;
ties introduced BY the Walter l..
Main circus this season. whieh ex-
hihits at Seattle nex, Tuesday. Aug,
- Among the most prominent
features VIII be detachment % the
famous Roosevelt Rough Ri1ers. the
smallest elephant IN existence. the
celebrated Livingston family Of aero
bats the great werntx famiiy--aix
IN humber Miss Hosa DockTiil. the
raost beautiful ard accomplished 81
all lady riders; Martina tsowando.
the brazilian horseback and cham
pfon somsrxsuit rider Of the world
young Herbert. che i0-year -oid
clown. LII keEsiakss. a Springfield.
Vi. farmer and his troop 81 per-
forming pigs. VIM. Conrad. with bis
horseback riding monkey: Cooper.
the giant. the taliesi man. Wild Rose,
tee Wild girl. pvlayoye and Fritz,
tae funniest and most eccentric %
all circus comesiians. and canandl-
aqua. the only horseback riding
pony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
FUNDS FOR
CELEBRATION

Tho finance committee. who have
charge ~ the raising af funds far The
celebration being prepared Tor the
Washington auidiefa ou tlrlr rrtua
from Manila. have NOT set met az
Formulated any plans. This WI
however. he douc Hume time duuus
The next few days.
a N nnuukrH. chairman of the nm
ance eammittee. said to Star re-
porter to-day = have mot called q
meeting 81 the edmmitte. yet. ~ Ne
have "A weeks % 30 our work ln,
and I feel that there VII D. no dini
Guilty In raiHnE the requisite amount.
la calling tbs COMMITTEES tu order. !
viii have 10 consider the convenience
- its members. a. they ars all bust.
ness men and have a great deal ta
attrHd 70. The committee can only
sellcit the LARGER contributions. and
the woek would be materially aided
u thane who can make smaller con
trtbutluna. viii bring the amounts
In"
ATT Brooks can b. found At
The Hpaton National Hank. where
riptluns will be- rsrelVsd.
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sports and Athletics.


The indoor and class work In the
Y. ". c. A. and =. \. c. viii b.
taken up soon. Prof. Douthitt Il a,
the present time busy planning the
work FOR the Y NJ. G. a. He has
IL practically outlined. and ANNOUNCE
ed his plans this week. There VIII
be business mems. young mems class
A. and young meme class y. students
and junior classes. The business
r-Sn's class will meet Mondays. Wed
nesdays and Friday at 51b ,. m.
young mems ciaas A viii meet Mon
days and Thursdays at 3 .. m. whole
clasa y viii meet Tuesdays and Fri
days at p. m. The students classes
will meet Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 315 p. m. Classes for the
juniors viii be held Tuesdays at 4
p. m. and Saturdays at 10 u. m. The
years work Will be divided into three
terms. commencing September H..
December 4. and March 4 The ex-
arnInationa for admission to young
mems classes A and -. which viii
consist 81 the indoor test. Will be
held September Il and rs. Prof.
Douthltt ~ well pleased with the out
look for the coming year. and states
mat the interest will be FAR above
what II has been In the past.
The success ~ the tri-city basket
bail games last winter has cncnur-
aged the management 81 the Y. NJ G.
A.'sat Tacoma. Portland and Seattle
to plan for the same series to be
played again this winter. The in
itIal game may be- played at some
time near Thanksgiving. Another
event that Will. N all probability. he
arranged for. viii be an indoor pent-
athion contest This viii include
the Y NJ. g. As from Portland. Spo-
kane, Tacoma and Seattle Each as
snciatlon will send three representa-
lives. The events viii be decided on
a point plan. and the work accom-
pIiahed will count the same for the
men regardless ~ what II done by
opponents Plans have not matured
sufHciently yet TO give a date. Prizes
viii be made to the team winning
the greatest number Of points. and
also to the three leading individual
contestants.
James Bay Athletic association will
hold a championship September 10.
The 4. A. e. VIII enter the meet with
the team that carried everything be-
fore IL at Astoria. Prof Crane VIII
keep his men training for the event.
and hopes 10 be even more auecesA-
fut than he was at Astoria. The
meet viii be under the rules Of TIE
Canadian Amateur Athletic pssoela-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
CARRIE DOVE lIBElEp

\ uhsl has been nled against a 81
schooner Carrie Dove in the federal
coprt BY a r Nelson and nthcra.
H'embvfa of the srew Tho plaintiffs
claim that % - custom while in
Alaskan ports tu pay rramen extra
faf work performed an sunday. ani
that during their stay There they
we're made a. work a. different
times on sundays without extra
compensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
.SHERIFF'S POSSE
SHOT OUTLAWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va Aae. -.
--crump Arhosast was shot aud Kill.
ed and Robert Reldy was shot
through the body b. sheriff stephen
son and deputies at Eidorado. clay
county. today. Il - ehare.i that ali
haa becn Fobblnw. burning stores and
committing dsprsdalions In clay and
adlaiuing counties. They had taken
refuge la a HOUSE. Tho posse sur
rounded thc house and opened mr..
TIE survivors surrendered and arr
In Clay county iau The particular
crime for whieh they were wanted
was burning the depot on the Glove
land. Canton 4 Southern railway.
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tion. and the definition Of an am
stcur given In those rules vii be In
force. Entries should reach the Sec
Rotary OF the club before s .. m
Monday. September N.
The following events are reserved
exclusively for members 81 tn james
Hay Athletic association. i08.yard
dash, handicap; t4Q-yard run. handi-
cap. sso-yard run. handicap. one
mile run. handicap; throwing the Ia
crosse ball. one mile bicycle race for
the club championship. one mite hi
cycle race for those who have never
ridden In a bicycle race. The open
events are as follows. lo0-yard dash.
ago yard dash. 4t0-yard run. mile
run. two miles bicycle lap race. 100
yard boys race funder is1. hand
cap. hiEh Jump. broad jump. one
third ~ a mile united service race
for English soldiers and sailors. 100
yard football race.
Lightweight Champion Frank Erne
says that his proposed trip To- Eur
ope will be for pleasur. only. aud
that he viii not look for watches
while abroad. although he viii aDt
let any good opportunity escape him
owing 10 the fact that Joe Cans
IL ilasa tisfied with the decision that
was rendered in his contest with Geo.
McFndden. Billy Roche. the tattera
manager, Is willing 10 give him an
other chance. This ls an oppnrtun-
lty for Cans 70 wipe out the stain
~ defeat he suffered from the New
Yorker when he was knocked out
Roche ~ willing To- meet AZ HEREFORD
manager OF Cans. AT any time to
make arrangements Tor another CON
test.
Jack Abbott. the clever young Can
adam boyer. Will challenge W. H.
Jones. n he can reach ii5 pounds.
The exhibition boxing bout be
tween Denver I'd" Smith and Peter
Jackson has been declared OF.
A iO-round sparring contest be-
tween young Peter Jackson and Jack
Abbott. which was scheduled for the
same time Will. OF course, not come
on.
Mickey" WEIGH has gone over 10
Tacoma. where he viii meet a local
boxer at some future date.
HiIly Wright, II san Francisco Ia
In the city, and Is anxious tn meet
some man Of the northwest who can
enter the ring ut about 1860 pounds
oscar Collins. n boxer Of Leadvllle.
Col, IL in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
A STATEHOOD
FOR OKLAHOMA

PERRY. o. T.. Aug. zs.-statsvood
for Oklahoma will enter largely into
the plans of the politicians for the
next year In the past there has been
two factions-slngls and double state
statehoods. The single ststers" de-
sire statehood FOR Oklahoma and the
Indian Territories combined. "Dou-
bic staterp" are those who favor
Statehood for the two territories So
parateiy. The latter seem 20 be- los
ing ground. and Il may be but a
short time before majority IN the
two territories viii favor single
statehood.
There are already eight or ten can
didates for delegates In congress.
and their chances for the nomination
a. well as those Of the candidates for
the territorial legislature. viii de-
pend largely upon their standing on
The statehood question.
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.ItNK

METROPOLITAN Printing a Binding CO.
~ fcsicr way. Phone Hue Col
T. ,. HRAhlEN, book Job aud Commercial
printing o. lhirA e. a hone Main dA
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a RECEPTION COW MlrrEE

The following COMMITTEES was APP
pointed at a special meeting ycstrr
day % IN. Fortsaa Relief Corps 20
cooperate with the citlEens. and Red
Cr1ns committees IN the matter -
Furnishing a reception - the return
inx First Washington volunteers
Mrs. II. 9. stan. Mrs. Geo Cottsritl.
Mrs. John Forchaud. Mrs W. Fair.
banks and Mrs r. G. Conner. The
officers elected on Thursday were
duly installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
MILK AND EGGS
FOR DREYfUS

RESNEs. Aug. 2s--Capt Dreyfus
stu lives almost exclusively on milk
and eggs on rising at 5 o'clock he
takes glass Of milk lie IL then
sscorted n the court room under 4
strong guard. on returning Ia pria-
on he takes a second Rlsss ~ milk
and Al O'Clock a soft boiled egg
ana another glass of milk.
~ z bis wife calls upon him, spend
ing couple u hours with him daily
Without regtriefi1nz Or any kind. Az
yer thsir interview another member
~ ne family sees him for half an
HQuF -
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice IL hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the Stock
holders " the seattle and North
western Mining aud Stock Exchange
will be- held at the company's Office.
10 a. m. Thursday. September II.
next. for the election Of trustees.
JOHN USHER. j.. Sec.
Dated Seattle wash.
Aug a. 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
W. e. 7. U. PICNIC.

The members ~ the Central W. G.
r g.. and the Seattle Federation Of
Unions viii jo4n In a basket picnic
At the crittsntou Rescue home on the
seattle Rainier Beach a Rsnton
Electric car line. nssf "wednesday,
Aug %. The picnscers viii leave Sc
attic az 10 o'clock sharp. Each lady
u requested 20 carry. besides iun-
eheon. a tahleclufh. knife. fork.
spoon. cup. and plate. All members
o. tire W. G r. e. are cordially In
ylted.
The members Of the Central ". e.
7. 4. are notified that there Will b.
no meeting ~ that union Tuesday.
Any necessary business Will be trans
acted Wednesday at - Rescue
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
POLICEMAN KILLS
A WIFE-BEATER

INDIANAPOLIS. int, Aug 20 -
This afternoon Policeman War
rem went up into q block at Waah-
inston and West streets and found
James uireh. a Watehman for fruit
store. boating hls wife. The wife
beater shot Warren through the
breast before falling the policeman
shot Birch twice through the head.
killing him almost Instantly. War
rem Is IN a procarlauH condition. but
there In hope Of his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
DEATH WATCH
OF A DOG

NEW YORK. Aug. g a young
woman known az Mary iicaiy died
last night % alcoholism when
her body was found dos. her
only companion. waa sitting beside
the CORPSE guarding a. All attempt
20 drive Il awaY proved futile. The
woman received money FROM reia-
tlYsr In California. nearly all Of
which was spent fer drink.
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THE STATE or WASHINGTON
KING COUNTY So.

In the Justice Court Duwamish Pre-
einct. before Henry Carson Justice.
To the juneau Trading company. a
corporation. and to G.. W. r. John
son and NJ. +. Johnson. his wife. de-
PENDANTS.
In the name " the State Of Wash
ington you are hereby notified that
the Globe Wall Paper company. II
corporation. has filed complaint
against YOU In said court which VIII
come on 10 be heard at my Office In
Seattle in Kiug County, Washington,
on the goth day Of September. A. -,
1899, at the hour Of o'clock q. m.
and unless you appear and then and
there answer, the same Will b.
taken ua confessed. and demand of
plaintiff granted. The object and de-
mand Of said complaint IS To re-
cover from you scvonty=nve dollars
and a. cents. with interest from July
10th. 1896 for goods, wares ana mcr-
chandise sold and delivered you at
your request.
Com Amt filed July 18th. 1890.
HARRY CARSON. ). L.
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Views of Theater Managers on Sunday Observance

viii
heater Manager t arresrr
favor pt tn prr herr n impair rita e en- o h Law ass
Russa 4 d all close heacro Sunday
o u p a 4 law The same
unpd { e n a oil place a
be al lei lee popT j. n
rest"
Of y " a ms hou~ no ave
b KEEP 0nnG @ in t h GuE
II eoy ma N ~ n at @f he mrs e
Juls an 5 ar1ya mo Is sn uneralu aHouu IA i
lie sea a a
fh
{ BE- ahrhpE Of discussion many quarter o the
4
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CONVENTION OF
SOUTHERN NEGROES

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Aus Is =
The negro carnival lnauwurafrd IN
this etsy twe years ago a. an inter.
state affair. began It's third annual
meeting here today for a week uf en-
tertainments and sports. The object
Of the carnival - - assemble teEsth
er the most influential negroes in tbs
south %. diseuss questions - Interest
20 the rars. The city il tul II co.or-
"a people from all sections u Arkan-
sas and from many other portions Of
the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
INCERS0Ll LEFT
A SMALL ESTATE

NEW YORK. Aug s6--Coi Robt.
q. inEersell left only a small amount
Ut property and no will His widow,
Mrn Eya 4 ingrrsoll today nlvd a
bond FOR $50 900 as Administrative OF
the estate ot her husband The bond
Ia signed ty Mrs. ingersail, her
daughter, Mrs Eva r. THROWN, and
clinton n, Farrell, Mrs. THROWN
sNears that site Is the owner Of the
estate at nohbs Ferry, known as
Walston. where col, inEerpell died.
aud that q IL valued al ta00o0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
Evils Of Expansion.

CouDERsroRT. IA. AuE. "a
At the Democratic CONVENTION 81
Potter county among tire resolutions
was one declaring against the inter
marriage q Americans with FTlpln-
o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
DRY DOCK CONTRACT
NOT YET AWARDED

WASHINGTON. n. G. Aug. RI
The navy department arc not yet
ready 60 take action in the matter
o. awarding the contract fer the dry
dock az Philadelphia, Ii will be a
week az least before they viii act.
one of the latest causes % delay Is
the desire % the department to get
better Information regarding tho ell.
ectric eapstans with which she deck
Will be ntted.
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HHisTufA England. Aug - The
American thHvs=tqn cutter Great
Western. IN which Howard BLACK.
burn. II 0inuevHter AasH. crossed
the ncrnn alone. having left gloures-
tor June -. arrived herr this mafn-
ing With her solitary occupant Ia
zoad health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-26
A COMBINE OF
CHAIRMAKERS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug &c
Promoters % the chair mauufsc-
turing combine have now secured
the agreement ~ 81 Of the leading
chair Manufacturers 60 enter Judge
Campbell. II Cambridge. o., aud J
: Ford. n Chicago. to-day secured
options on The plants ~ sliekuey
Hrce the Michigan chair Company.
tire Grand Ledge chair company ard
the Wolverine company The trust
will probably be capitalized az 50. &.
90 COO
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RICH FINDS ON
VANCOUVER

At@Tt4A y ~ star
VICTORIA. b G. Aug ss.-Ths
wealth % the west coast 81 Van
vouver island IL only now being re-
Veaisd BY the operations of a large
number Of pruspectors who started
out from here this Hpriux.
The iatsNt discovery Of mineral
wealth - remarkable one. II i
a t0-foot ledge 81 galsna. which was
found only recently by John nraden.
msnber Of the provincial pafila-
ment
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