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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-09-07


Our old friend and patron John
Dillon, prominent citizen and sub
stantial farmer of Lone Oak, favored
US with a renewal
Miss Frances Lavinia Catron,
teacher of voice, physical culture,
and elocution, at Butler College
Pupils received either in class or
private,
FL D. Chambers and o Askew,
two prominent and influential
young democrats of the north part
of the county. favored US pleasantly
while in the city and Mr.. @ renewed
for his paper.
James j. Donald, a pioneer of
Benton county is dead. He was
past So years of age and came to the
state from Virginia in an OK wagon
in 1889, and located in Warsaw in
1910, in which town he has since
made his home.
Frank Keck, clerking in a grocery
store at Nevada, had his skull frac
tured by the explosion of molasses
barrel Monday. The molassss be
gan to fermsnt and when Keck at
tempted to bore an air hole in the
barrel the head blew out.
J. W. Lewis, of West Point, one
of our oldest and most highly es-
teemed friends, favored us with a
pleasant call and renewed. He is q
prominent citizen of his section and
a most worthy gentleman.
r L. Wright enjoyed visit Tues
day from his father, who lives near
Butler. The old gentleman is in his
SD year. but rs as wide-awake as
most of the youngsters, and draws
with a ready memory upon his long
years of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News
Miss Alice McLain has her paper
changed from Kansas City to Rict
Hill, where she has accepted posi-
ton in the public schools. The
TIMES congratulates the directors o.
that district on securing her services
"a she is regarded among the coun
tvs best teachers.
Fl. Fl. Onley, a travelling salesman
for the Shafer Piano Company o
Kansas City, suicided by shooting
himself in the head IN his hotel a
Nevada, Monday. He lived in Kan
| sas City and left large family. d
was 81 years of age and OF a Joll.
: disposition and no cause is assigae'
for his rash act.
, E.V. Littell, formerly promi
, nent citizen of Foster, father o
! Henry Iittell, of that place, died i
. Cripple Greek, Colorado, last week
The funeral services were held
! Pleasanton, Kan, Sunday, and tn
1 remains inferred in the cemetery q
? that place G. A. Allen and wife al
? tended the funeral.
On account of conflicting with tn
n date of the ex confederate reunio
!, at Clinton, Mo, the date OF the vi
5 Settlers picnic to be held in tn
o citv has been changed to October
t This change was made to accomm'
date many of the old settlers VII
4 wished to attend both the picnl
}. and reunion.
d MIR. and Mrs. A. McCracken, wit
n their two little children, of DeeI
o water township, were in the cit
Saturday and complimented tt
!, TINES with a pleasant call. The
|, have recently moved to their ne
9 Mace lust east of Spruce, which the
9 ara improving. They are e1celier
. Young people, industrious, deser'
ing and popular
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-09-07

Hoods Pills are non-irritating
mild, effective
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
Begins Its Annual Session Today in
the City of Washington.
HISTORY OF The ORGANIZATION
Also Sketches OF The Men Who Are Most
Prominent In Conducting The Affairs OF
This Evangelical Combine. 81

WASHINGTON sept the %
iuE rrssb,ans II this nran conceived the dea
that alliance hdus the Presbyterian
system o
tun3 Tor the bdins % usfenouanaona conferences where methods
mEht D. compared and h reformed churches enabled 60
show the world The
Rev pr James university aud tho
Rev pr William Garden cirgr EdnhuE
Scotland he eaet leaders their respective
countries In is Presbyterian Church OF
the United states Assembly of the fHbS
adopted
Reformed chaehes
which
Ens and n is7s representative
Of "a
land Wales scotland Ireland Canada Heisuw sNitztaad
Included chuphes
throughout the world hlius th Presbyterian s and the atop
hed Edinburgh scot
the ALI.
has had ave- PHILADELPHIA Pa IA 1850 hetlst ie
making conference
there b. few @ osr pats n the uo Among Delegates
rhprrh.. prcatsnt
auce REV pr John Marshall lie hsvn for twenty six
built the place Of the
old haing when bsi beginning Of the
* chairman Of
commission appointed to Inquire e religious AMI moral condition Of
Tn secretary ,he ALI
condition 81 the churches and fuhnE the work q e alliance lie
~ss 4. rsssrsr ~ ne P sas - ssa and rs.a.. IN rsn
best known fr wonderful Africa where h~ sss
ated IN the work with livingston delegates the Rev
und Presbyterian church II scotland the Rev Or william ati
the Rev or n = smond prncpsi df the Free Church oeE Al
w.. ss :, % ss $500 ,s H. y n ~. Sssesls
Tyne England and AIR samuel smith member Of parliament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
Jobbing Quotstions.

The jobbing quotations today were
as follows:
Sugar uohbinE) Golden c, in hhis.
tt65. extra &. IN bhls. A7b; powder
ed. s5.75. dry graduated, 500; cube
1855; spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. 0obhlnE)-Patent Ex-
cclient. sa2o. Novelty a, b.ie; star
tbRkersD. s.. So; Centennial. $3.50. Gold
Rock. Sai5, California brands, ti.2a.
corn meal. yellow. 81 eb per 100 lbs IN
i0-ib sacks. ti.55 bbi So-lb sacks.
corn meal. white. 81 co per 100 lbs IN
lob sacks. 400 Dbl In 50-lb sacks
buckwheat -four. pure. s95o per
90 lbs In lob sacks: cracked
wheat. i2.2s per 100 lbs in 10
10 sacks: farlno, f2.s5 per 100
pounds in 10Th sacls lib sacks $500
per cwt; steel cut oatmeal. sac per
100 lbs In i0-lh sacks. graham -four,
81 ~ per 100 ihs IN l0-lh sacks whole
wheat -four. tis5 per 100 lbs In lo-lb
sacks. rye meal, $40 per 100 lbs In
i0-Ib sacks: rye -four. s. % per loo lbs
In. i0-lb sacks split peas. i00-lb sacks
$500. split peas, $500 per 100 lbs in
25-b boxes. MIXED peas. $50. In
sacks. pearl barley, $500 per loo lbs
In sack. $3.50 per cwt. IN s'-lb boxes.
rolled barley. t2iO0. wheat flakes
7s-ih boxes. 81 50. wheat flakes. s. 20
per case ~ % Glib pSEs. In bbls S3.50
100 lbs net, fancy rolled oats, $3.50
yellow. SEQ per hbi in 60-lh sacks;
corn meal. white 50 90 per Dbl In 90
10 sacks; buckwhoat -four. pure, ~
20 per Dbl in b1-lb SACKS, cracked
wheat. 81 per hbl IN G0-lb sacks !,
atoel cut oatmeal. $3.50 per Dbl In go
ID sacks: graham -four. $500 per Dbl
IN 30 III sacks. whole W cat -four. 81
per bbI IN 50-lb sacks, rye meal, g375
Der bblsin s0-lb sacks: rye -four. 81
Der bhl. fancy relied oats. $50 los net
in bbls. St9j; fancy rolled oats. aO-Ib
sacks. Si.50. fancy rolled oats, per
ras,. g. so, chop. a0-lh sacks. SO 90
diary COW chop, s0-lb sacks. $1,000.
COFFEE Oobbing) Green 49, Mocha.
pcr 10, gl03tc. Java. per 10, 2tH2Sc
Costa Rica, choice, per H. lbd l9c,
Roasted -Arbuckle's IN iOO-lb cases.
per 100 lbs. Si2.25; Cob cases per 100
lbs. Si2,35: s6.lb cases. per leo lbs
Sl2A5; JAW. b0-ib tins. per Id, Csc.
eack sac: Aden Mocha. size. Cara
cola. 32c; Guatemala, 2lc; ground
coffee, i6U2oc; Lion, l0Qs, sl2.2b. G5s.
SASS. sec. 'l2.t5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
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Pointed Paragraphs.
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More eorsserews wear out than
rust out.
some men marry for love with
money as collateral.
one do@sn't have 70 be great 10 be
rsizgnderst0od.
when ycu set bad example q IL
very apt to hatch mischief
., Is easler to so without a hair
cut than {, IL 70 write poetry.
The life work a the refnrrnsr seems
10 b. everywhere except at horne.
when a mar l. wrapped ny IN him.
self he uses the only envelope nature
provides.
Strange TO say. It IL the conversa-
tian with no point Ia Il that bores
quickest.
The self-mate man put in more
tran s.xhf hours a day working at
the Job.
rs poor policy for a business
man 70 walt ~ the sheriff 20 attend
90 his advertising.
The colored recruit arms himself
with a razor when he eniists for a
erap-shooting expedition.
The average man spends lees time
ia trying 70 do his duty thar he does
IN inveuting excuses for not DOING
It.
II IL just as easy o. tell the truth ~
81 IL 70 tell a lie, but somehow people
seem to pay much less attention o
81.
The individual who sits down and
waits for fame ~ visit him will ana
Himself among the left over baggage
after the express train has come and
gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

TIE following real estate transfers
we're u "a for record IN The county
auditor office Yesterday
8 r. Street a. uk 60 Joseph q
Lawrence lots \. "a and q. block 8.
usaol,lyn add. Sept 81. $500
Frank n aud Myra X iiuehrtctler.
Freeman =. ana Julia kirEendall and
Amanda u Hart to raytpu Brown.
lot T. block I. Washington place add.
Sept ~ So
shtrir "a Louise ! Norcunan. plain
TN lots t. D.. block I. Lake Union
add. Sept T. tl.eas4h
Ruth }. Grant 10 Vienna Grant. iota
n 10 81. blask (. lots % tu r.. Is to
"a hiutk 2 lats a. e. 81 block ~ lots
~ 10 g. bluek 20. iats n % a. block
18. lots 1 e. IT. block a. ltartnn Co.'S
plat West Seattle. lots b Ia 4 block
4. on Prospect avenue. West Seattle.
Fgb Ia. 81
Gearsc = Fay It us aud George
r. Pay. TRUSTEES. Go Abel iinrrcson, lot
II. block .. u + uennyn Second add.
sept 20. ssnn
Mra \. st n0yntpn 90 J A Land
strnm. iot q. block u. Gilman park.
sept :. 80
= X fAlienihai IT ux 10 swan
johnson. part nrA So. see -. tap
-. q. sept. 20. teoo
Harriet sexton 10 Charles =. Pet
rr.ou. ssi. sci. s.c I. twp =. :. June
II. $1,000
John Anderson e ux 10 Peter
LundKrvn. lot N. block 81. Gilman
park sept =. $50
Louis ~ Tarpley n an. Ia adelaide
Black iot }. block q. North Seattle.
SEPT - SO
Adelaide Block e. Jennie r Page.
same property. sept Is. SO
Seattle MaHonic Cemetery sssocia-
tion e. Annie l.. Wilson. ns4 lot 9ea
Seattle Masonic cemetery. June q.
isss. 81
sheriff to Alfred crrhbln. plaintiff.
lot L and - n. block ~. tielrH Sixth
add. sept 4. t7.sstls
Washington National building.
Loan q Investment association 10
Charles g. and Esiey A HERON. lots
a t. "a block ~. ma ini 70. block a..
Rainier leach. sept -. 81 90
Arthur n and Mrs. N T. Hswtsiie
to eathariua Morfurd bots Z and 6.
block N. nurkr's Second add. Feb
II. iss1 q e.. 81
cathafine and Remembrance Nor
ford Ia David ZsrNckh. part lots I
and 5. block II. Hurke's second add.
sept Is SO.
F.xf. % Phoebe 4 Webster tn ChaE
\. 1harudyke. iuts Il and Il. block
q. MeAieers Second add. AuEh s.
tsUa.
ksru pfuE Co. rtfth add tih-
Prescription specialists. Tel Pike =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
DEEDS WERE
DEFECTIVE

The government has again refused
% accept the conveyance ~ the
North canal right.pf.way. Attorney
General GfigRs thinks a coLvevar
from the county wouit not insure the
title. ln view - the numerous errors
iu the decd The United States lis
trlei attorney ~ instructed 90 confer
with the county cnmmiea toner's and
have tfare mistakes rectihei. The
greatest number = defects has arisen
from the mia-tpellinE of names II
defendants To- the condemnation pro-
ceeflnrH There r. alsl number Of
errors In descriptions. and obiocti1r1
have been raised 20 the service Of
papers The county dii not have
certificates % title e. 20 OF On piece
OF land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27

H0HA DN uifief.eu 4 OH contractors sra
huiiasrs. itos Western Ave. Tel. Dun sss.
RkSDALL. ssnersi lebblns. Tel. Green o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
YIsiIi
Weekly Crop Bulletin.


SEATTLE. wash. Tuesday. sept.
-. isss ~unitsd States Department,
% Agriculture. Climate and Crop
Bulletin - the Weather bureau.
Washington section. for the week
ending Monday. sept. -. 1893
There has been no rain during the
past 10 or ~ DAYS. and the weather
has been warm and fine. the average
temperature for the past week being
s ~ more degrees above normal.
The nights have been cool. ana some
mornings foggy in IN. sound coun-
try
The growing season IL practically
over Late vegetables and fruits
have stiIl 20 mature Favorable
weather has enabled farmers e. com
pIete harvesting. which had BEEN ~
much delayed. Threshlna IL now
aeii along toward completion. oats
are turning out exceedingly well In
skaglt county In the southwest
counties they got wet IN harvest
time and were considerably dtscol-
cred. wheat Il yielding soneW hat
better than was expected month
ago. but. a. rule. the yield u not
uu 10 average. and e. in some cases
ahrunksn. and IN others blca ehsd-
Early fall sown wheat i now com
sng up. The weather has been very
favorable Tor fall plowinR n has
been IDEAL for hop picking. which r.
progressing satisfactorily. With a
prospective yield az least as good as
average. with continued favorable
weather. picking viii b. completed
By the end - the month Late pa-
tatOes Will be- "a good crop. except for
blight in some localities
Altogether. the crop season - 1850
has been more successful than tMr
very adverse conditions during the
winter and Euring. and aia1 during
August II the height ~ The harvest
season. threatened ia make n There
has been one exception that ~ fruit.
which has been short crop In an
but a few localities The hay er1p
was one Of the hest ever secured In
the state. the hop crop a fair aver
axe. the cat crop slightly above he
average. and the wheat crop sHus-
what below the average. except that
a larger amount II wheat having
been sovvn. the total production may
not fan far short 81 that OF preced-
Ing good years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
ST 100000 HOTEL
FOR JERSEY CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J. Sept 27.-
II ia nnci1ily announced today that
"a syndicate headed by william q
Huey. ~ Philadelphia, has purchased
lie property OF the Sen View Hotel
Company. IN CheiHea. used several
years by the West Jersey ana Sea
gaare Rngfaud Company as ita ex-
-uqsion terminus for $3.50. 600. and
VII erect pnlutlnl hotel there. to
cost 81 600 GOO. and have a capacity or
at least 900 guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Wsdns aday Morning Not aH many
changes occurred ~ the fruit and
vexsiabi" market az had BEEN er-
p~cted after the arrival Of Cali
fornIa steamer A great amount %
fruit arrived. but the advance de-
mand was sufficient 10 steady the
market
Grecn cprn has become quite plen-
tifui. and IL nes selling from t1Iiss.
Lemons are the neargest fruit on
the market. and are now selling at
g. eoas ~
Tukay grapes have advanced to
d.. and arr IN good demand al that
price.
one schooner arrived this morning
with about 5000 pounds u haiibut.
keeping the market well supplied. but
causing no change IN prices
The poultry and esg markets are
quite frm. as are also the meat and
grain markets.
The following prices are being Of
tered 70 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on.
the dock OF In the car at Seattle;
Grain-oats. $50 GO. barley. ti7.ta1
n %. wheat chicken feed, tia.oo. bran.
sit %. shorts $500.
Hay Puget sound, per ton. 81 ooI
900. Eastern Washington timothy.
nee. alfalfa. - ooGio %.
EsKH-strictly Fresh ranch. 2ef.
Butter - Fresh ranch. Sdi0c. best
creamery. zta2sc.
Poultry Chickens. live. i5mitc:
ducks. i2c. turkeys. lte. geese. ioc.
Live Htock.-choice beef cattle.
COWS. sa2nc; steers. 5Aatae: good
hogs. live. tdsisc: hogs. dressed. fe.
calves. dressed. large, &c. small. DC.
calves. large. live. &c. small. Sc
Hides. Pelts and wool-Heavy
sound. saltsd steers. over 60 lbs. sue.
medium sound. per III. Sc. light
sound. under 20 lbs. TIC. COWS sound.
an weights. 7ihc staEu. bulls and oxen
lH5c; sailed kipa. TIC; coivos. per ID.
SIC: green hides. &c lesa than salted !.
dry hides. per 10. i2e; dry cuila. one
third less: summer deer. per 10. 22u
gie. winter deer. dry. 1tuiGc. papery
deer. gGi2c: dry eiks. eGioc. green
elk. 4a5c. sheep peits. 25a95c; shear
linaa. ibd25c. Eastern Washington
wool. SIC. Western Washington wool
i2uc. dirty or timber burned. iOhe.
tallow. 2isa9e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
TRAIN CRASHES
INTO A WAGON

ALMA. Ia. sept q While Jasper
ueeho. hiH SON. daughter and two
grandchildren were cruising the chi
caaa burlington Is quincy railroad
four miles east uf Abba today. pas.
acueer train So. crashed into their
vehicle the fuituN ms are dead
Jasper rrcbe Mrr Eiuc Johnson and
Mf George nrrhe gtrtte johnson.
gtaudchild. aEcd tNa years. Is fatally
injured aud viii die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27

Hay uobhinKl-PuEet sound. per
ton. 50 COZ on. Eastern Washington
timothy, flI oodti. %. alfalfa. no
oats dnbblHED per ton. 234zic
nartey--Stean rolled. go. whole
fip
Cora Whole. tgg 20. cracked. t2f
feed meat per ton 80 %
Feea- Wheat. ~. oil cake. meal
fg1.oo. middlinss. 81 o00 % %. bran
$500. shorts si5.to. chopped feed
lisoaWei 90. dairy chopped feed. SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27

Cheese tiabbingl -Sailve Wash,
ington. norge, Eastern iiqize.
EnEa JobbingI- strictly fresh
ranch. &c,
Honey White comb. iiai6e. nrhl
amber. l8utfc. amber. i2Q &c
strained. 7ia0se.
Poultry Spring chickens. q 25U5
flyers. 81 Ts02s0. live turkeys. iSc
ducks. i2c: geese. Toe. live weight
Poultry spring chickens. iie. i've
turkeys. iic. duckH. i2ci geese. TO-,
live weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
FOR BETTER
IRRIGATION

MfSSOrLA. Mont Sept. q Al
the opening % the National ifriEa-
ton congress here. u states and ter
rltafiss s.rs represented Fractieai
Problems occupied tho attention ut
the morning session. and al the 81
tsFuo1n session resolutions OF con-
dalence over the death 81 National
Lecturer Emery. Of Kansas. were
paused Many papers were read by
delegates 70 the congress covering
nearly every pfass ~ The irrigation
problem The work % the congress
viii end this afternoon. and the eiti-
gems - MiAsoula Wiil tender the dele
gates a reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
THE HOP CROP
IN OREGON

CORVALLIS. sept. e Hop pick
Ing az ended In this section, \ Pc
euiiarliY II the crop haH bern the
whole sale damage wrought hy lice
ard mold lu some yaris. and the en-
tire absence of insects or diteaar In
others he conditions and care IN
many instances b6ing the same tn
the Sol KRIS yari. only about g per
cent. ~ the crun Wan picked. OF
the remaI udur there iH a cunnidern Bile
quantity If good hops, but an account
Of the presence ot had ones. picking
was abandoned. aud ae1 or ten0
boxes we're allowed 10 ~ unpickrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
FEAR FOR
THE THETIS
Revenue Cutter Grant Arrives
From tho North.

PORT TOWNSEND. sept n Tho
United States revenue cutter Grant
u back she had a rough VnYaEr
dasn. being ayWrtaksn b. a terrible
gale on the day following the earth.
quake She was anchored in butch
hsfhor ilfrbpats wer- carried away.
and the craft dragged anchor en-
the I'D she encountered hurricane.
Nhich lasted q hours. OF was uaed
to auirt the wateFs. Capt SiHmHa
Expresses fears fof the safety q the
ThstiH. whirh hal 10 weather the
storm. lie reports a small seal catch
this season. and saSN the voyage IN
northern waters Vas eventisss, TIE
cutter fleet - om itn way saundw ard
for winter quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
WENT OVER a CLIFF.

The transport Victoria lost n
horaes al Dutch harbor A portion
IT the herd which had been sent
ashore "a erase stampedeh over "a
elin. This mishap means loss Of
nearly st.0na o. the government Two
n the mules nn the Port Albert died
al sea during rough weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
Vegetables.

Potatoes UobblnEl Native pota-
toes. 7sc0st 90. beets. 500 per sack
carrots. per sack. 75HSsc. string
beans. 90 per 10. corn 81 00Hl.25 per
snek. peas. au3c; cucumbcrs. 2om 35c:
tonatoce. aac. California sweet potn-
toes. 800 per 100 lbs. bell peppers.
81 .0oai %. chill peppers 81 ooefi25s
native onions. ti.35. California
onions. ti3b. garlic. Be- III. German
prunes. Coa75c. crab apples. Goo; can-
tciopea. sO@si 90 caullnowers. Toe per
d1z. ;. lettuce. &i.25 per box OF doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
WAllA WALLA
FAIR OPENS

wAf.r.A wALIA. sept. 81 The
third annual fruit fair - The WaliA
waiia valley opened yesterday to =
large attendance Warden CatFun.
81 The state pcnitentihry. has una e
the most interesting booths al the
fair. and ore can see hemp Grown In
wails Waiia Transformed into iute
hAEn special attention has also
been given 10 the ladies' department
At the opening. Mayer HrtE made
the addrcss - welcome. and pr. Y.
g Hiai1ck ulEp spoke. Wagner >
FIRST Regiment band % Seattle wlll
furnish the music FOR the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
q Bank Wanted.

SOUTH uENn. wash Sept q
Hon. J. " Maxwell. who was last
week appointed a national hank "a
amtnor On &c recommendation %
senator Foster. iH CluHIuE out his
hank hrre, preparatory % his re-
meval next Week iiis was tho only
hauklns Institution Ia the county.
sud the opeuine here for a banker
is eNceptlanhlly euod. a number 81
persons are nEufins ON upeuiua %
hank but none nf the plans have az
yet materiauErd what - wanted IN
"A state hank with fiaeoa or $4,000
capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.--Games In the
National league yesterday resulted -
follows A. chlclg0-nrst game
Chicago 0. PltfsburE &. second game
Chicago 0, Pltsbura u. ~ ST. Louis
st Louie n. Cleveland B. Brook
lyn- iTsnalngton game postponed on
account 81 ram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
lsmssr and sslslng Material.

Legp-superior quality. per 81. No.
nr. 1901. merchandise Or. per NJ
tt5eGs. No. i cedar. s645. common.
per NJ. ft8s. spruce logs. $40. cedar
shingls beita. t18ET5.
Fir Lamber-RouEh q 81 thick m
iShsd. surfaced. one or two sljcs. 4.
10 and u inches vide. iis9eo. lengths
u 10 Is feet. special lengths. tne per
~ extra. ons-tnch finish. iifdis. all
vertical grain. 81 per a extra fioor-
ing. drsasri and matched. uId2i
stock boards. s-inch. isuis. le-inoh.
50 5o1iS. i2-lneh. iitQts. fencing. No.
Z or e-inch nnish. %. No. !. -. V or
channel rustic Of drop siding. weight
1000 lba. tiiGtt. mr. timber. ioisfa and
HcantiinFs. rough. 81 baGis. =.
%. b0dis, = g. tii4tt. box boards.
i2-inch and up. SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. 80. bsvei siding. weight 100
Ibr. tlt4is 20; ceiling. weights. Nos.
/. E. and J. b-s-ineh. l. 900 lbs: Nos.
1. /? aud ,. N-inch. 200 lbs. tiau "a /.
walnscoting. ti0Uii. rustic. tEb1ss
"a. shingles. 81 20, standard shin
giles. 81 10: i-inch finish. u, IL and ls
feet. t1sa9l. thick nnish, f2sass. ce-
dar squares, I. 4, . and 10 feet, t1q
%. piekcts. 81.
Kiln dried. 81 In advance OF green:
drayage, SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
Claims the Record.

srok ANE. Sept % e. G. tialysll
claims the amateur bicycle record for
ouu-third af MIL. having covered
that distance tn 20 geo see. iie VIII
bring the claim befurr the l.. 4. ",
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
Prices Arc Advancing.

Tho wholegais dealers and manu-
faeturers arc advancing prices on
Pianos We have made no raise a.
yet, and oar assortment II complete
and choice Eamakcr I4l5 Second av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
DEATH WAS
ACCIDENTAL

william Weir. who # was thought.
was responsible for the death Of
Richard Fitzgerald. WIS reiea scd
from iail last night. The corpncr's
jury yesterday brought IN a verdict
OF accidental death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27
He Was Consumed by Fire

Becaure he did not have his mining
stocks UNDERWATER by a. l.. Par
ker 6 Co. New York Block,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-27

Wo have just made a strike on thf
Calumet uf Index ore ussayinE
Per cent. will net 81 a ton We WIl
be- shipping ore the huzf week IL
october. and a dividend payer g.
January 1900 Now IL the time 20
buy. before prices advance. We offer
treasury stock at l0c share. call
aud see the neR ore. Ofiloe GO First
avenue. Tel Main g75. open Until
o'clock evenings.
S. A. coRRETT.
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\ POSITION on Partnership with
an earnest Christian; hrst-elass bus.
ness man who Is also an out and out
Third Party Prahihitonist Address
". c. Dickson, Box $50. Wlllamsport,
Pa,