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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-08-05

pr = - Herring IS q r,sl!sat cot Westminster aist
has baea prominent f1s saae soz-s sa SOS lsIi.es
and pah..a .ia 'es Carroll caaass ~ Iaz-.--s- q
thr state s-aate be maie sssursais Impression ~
his faithful performances af b-. luty -u1 Impartial
railing. ar.la la.;gr, that c4aaa t:a-v a.@ IS .ar
chairman of = uasnbrf as Important Committee,
II B, a }auk cashier ans q A,ea anil saoez- stll
business maa, sud aAs uat.. rrc1uly president e
ihe Maryland Bankers Association. DELIVERING ;ils
annual aGgress before tHas association s' lls a4evss
in urcsu C.tya sgU se,Nsasa. lie IS scsFeciai and
esteemed ls AL classes ss citizen, g BIS adopted
county au3 las hosts 90 a4fu fr.ufs.' AID suFpart
er, 81 bogh Is,s,ies .a CARROT. He $ iaa only ag
nan Is TO bias ssaeu president 80 tae General g9a-
ference 81 The Methodist Frg.gs tsai church. ui thr
isnIffei STATES.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-08-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster
every MONDAY in AuGUSr, 1899, for the tran
sacuou of business. BY order.
JOHN L. MASENHIMER,
augj Clerk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-08-05

N All PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned. as agcu, for the heirs OF
Amo, Study aud Sarah \. Study, deceased,
will offer az public sale, GA the premises, on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 18Th. lseo,
NJ ! O'Clock. p. M. the farm upon which the
deceased resided at the times of their death.
living about one mile west of Silver Run, Car
roll county, Md. on the public road leading
from Silver Run to Wiest's Mill, adjoining
lands Of Albert Schactier Gee. 5. Bowman,
Franklin II. kooutz aud others, and contain
ing
a ACRES. / ROOD i A so, PERCHES
OF land. more or less.
The improvements thereon AI$A- -.
consist of "a large new Log HnQRESN
FRAME DWELLING, cased IL lisltIesessia.! 3
with brick, containing 5 large
rooms: also new frame Summer House, good
Bank Barn. 4Ox7O feet. Wagon Shed, Hog
House, and all other necessary outbuidings
two ueyer-taIhug springs of water near the
dwelling, also a well of excellent water near
the door. The farm is laid of into fields OF
convenient size, some Of which are well water
ed. There are about Six Acres of Woodland
consisting of oak and hickory The arabic
land is in a high state of cultivation, a part
of which has been recently lined. There is
an abundance of choice fruit in great variety.
Persons desiring to view the property or de
string further information can call upon Vim.
H. Study, one of the heirs, who resides there.
on.
TERMS. e-third cash on the day of sale
and the balance in two equal payments at six
| aud twelve months from the day Of sale, the
credit payments to bear interest and to be Sc.
| cured BY notes with sufficient Endorsements;
or all cash at the option of the purchaser.
WILLIAM II. STUDY.
! VIM. Warner, Auct. Aug. 5t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-08-05

Hon. john P. Poe nominated Hon. Isdor
Rayner, of Baltimore city, for Attorney Gen
eral in forcible speech, and at its conclusion
Mr. Rayner was nominated by reclamation
also.
Hon. Frank 7. Shaw is Chairman of the
committee to notify the nominees of their Sc
lection.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-08-05
4 FINE FARM

}. VIM. Earhart, Gle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
About Town.
s>>s.ssssssssss.>ss.>.s>>:;

The will ~ snas ". GrcenIeaf has
been fled for probate In the county
clerks office.
Mary r. Prouty has been appoint
ed guardian Of Edward p Hope,
Fred L. Davis was appointed as a
special deputy 10 erve without pay
by sheriff Van De vanter yesterday.
Judge Jacobs yesterday reduced
tho bond Of Allan Esplin. Steve Lite.
and " Phillips from 1880 10 tiOoo.
and examined suretiea.
Judge Jacobs has heard and taken
under advisement the divorce case
Of Lizzie 3. STOPPER W.. Albert e.
STOPPER.
Benjamin p Moe. age 81. died at
his residence 1921 Seventh avenue.
yesterday afternoon. Of heart failure
The body Ia at Buteerworth'a
The regular monthly meeting 81 the
Alaska Red Cross society IL being
held IN the club rooms Of the Seattle
public library this afternoon.
v. II. Kelly, Of Seattle. ana a party
left for Trenton, ~. j.
Mining men are looking for n boom
in the Gold Crown mine. near Baker
city. The mine adioins the cele-
brated Flag stan mine. The gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
HAS A LARGE
CARGO OF FRUIT
The umstilia Also Carries
Many Passengers.

Steamer tmafiiia Capt Cousins
arrived last evening from San Fran.
eiseo. heavily laden With passengers
and freight she Vas expected To
arrive sooner. but was delayed hv
diseharg{uk freight al Victoria. The
steamers are uoN bringing up large
eArEoea q freight large part -
which consists Of fruit and vcErt-
ab.ss- A considerable quantity Is
also shipped T. Alaska.
Tho passenger iist is as follows
A. Frazer. " A. Frazer. " l. Wat
son. II W L~mckc. W. A. Hernhsirl.
} r. Eaton Miss Haekett. Mrs =
" Wrsteoti and son. Mrs Gilbert.
Aiisa l.. Fossey. Mrs l. ] Hawkins.
Mrs Greenhaum ara daughter Mrs
". A Hainss and sister Mtsa uoiey.
Mrs. IT =. rritehard Mrs Qnarxs
Wiener and child Mrs, Maxneid. Mrs
billings Miss Jones. : Jones. Rev.
br0txMan. Mrs. Soagxnn. Air. era.
ham. Miss Gilmore. " : t.anxsfnn.
Mrs. I.emcke. c. ~ Knowuhers. ].
Stocum. = J. weiiand. =. Nance. J
W Morris. Adds and wife. Miss
shAnahan. Mrs Moeard. y W
Grosch. = Tailn. y. NJ Rice. "
Manson. W Tuttl~. Mrs Turner.
Miss Dcviin. Mrs Gardner. c. y
Cpwcn. : L. Nichols. Mrs Pincus.
Mrs. :. McMuhn. A FeiEer. L. Rove.
Il. Gerard. l. L. Croker. Mrs
Croker and daughter. J. ~ Jones
and wife. Airs. A T. Ncvins and
child, Mrs A. l.. BroNneli. G. I.
Whitaker J Chambers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
M ooRIIcHI EXCURSION.

TIE second moonlight excursion
given IN the mammoth barge SHOOK
um, touk place last evening. and q
large crowd enjoyed the event
Tho barge. ia tow OF the big ocean
tug fyrv left Arlington dock at SIS
o'clock and took a course tn the al
rcction ~ AK point She then
made a circuit round the harhor and
went down the sound as far a. West
point when she was put about aud
headed for seattle.
The escursi1uists passed the time
In dancing. the music being furnish.
81 oy WaEner's band The roof u
the skookum has been enclosed BY a
framework ~ timber and canvas
and Is tastefully decorated with aags
and Chinese lanterns. The Interior .
az large as an ordinary dance hall
The sknokum returned u the city at
IL % O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
FRISCO BRANCH
OF SANTA FE
VIII be Opened Up Some Time
This Fall.

H. W. Iemeke. city passenger
agent for the oregon Railway a
Navigation company. returned on
the Umatilla from a three weeks
vacation at san Francisco. lie In
tended 10 visit Denver and ssit Lake
city. but was detained in San Fran
cisco longer than he expected. Il
had a me trip. said he this morn
ing" but did no< get a. far AZ
wanted 20. Business and sight -Hee iux
kept mo in san Francisco The
was 30 hot while I was there
and the pleasure was all taken out
u the trip. The event nf the season
In the railroad world will be the op-
enlng 81 the Santa Re route into
san Francisco. The contractors are
pushing the work az fast az possible
and the opening will occur some
time this fall The contract has al
ready been let for building the ferry
boats 10 carry the trains across the
bay into San Francisco. The open
ing % thiH line will greatly change
the railroad situation in California.
and the Southern Pacific viii have
10 change their positions a great
deal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
HARD FOR BOATS
To KEEP CREWS
Deck Hands Desertthe Steam
ers at Cape Nome.

Steamship captains at ~ Michael
are experiencing much annoyance by
reason - their crews taking French
leave on dark nights ard departing
for the Cape Nome country. The
officers Of the steamer Roanoke lost
% men In this manner AZ 81 Michael
The men as A rule select a dark
night 10 desert and when the night
Waterman u out ~ sight they either
slide down over the aide Of the
steamer b. means o. rope. or climb
down the anchor chain. man-of- war
style II n boat cannot be secured
Go take them of. the men swim to
ether boats IN the harb1r. from which
they nnd a means o. reaching the
shore
All the steamers of the ST Michael
fleet. Il ls reported, have lost men IN
this manner. Most Of those who took
French leave" recently we're deck
hands Three sailors belonging to
the United States Coast n Geodetic
Survey service. who went north on
the Roanoke. departed uueeremon-
lousy the night Of her arrival Mt 81.
Michael They left 10 seek their
fortunes IN the barren lands Of Cape
Nome.
The officers Of the Garonue are
said 10 have taken promps measures
~ the matter. and after three mem
beers 81 the crew disappeared. Capt
Conrad put stop 10 tho deHertio us
by placing the remainder of the crew
To irons. They were compelled to
wear the irons during the tim. tbe
Garoune was al Cape Nome. and
when she returned 10 st Michael the
men were released and performed
their duties under the surveillance
Of a strong guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
RAILWAY NOTES.

one u the nsat~si circulars issued
BY any Of the railroads has Just been
received by Y. W Parker. agent Of
the Northwestern linea It Doesn't
Cost a Cent IL tn. title.
W. Biaeor. western trafrie man
ager Of the Great Northern. left Ia
hss private car yesterday for Buffalo.
y. y He viii beins back his par.
entz ard other relativea
c }. stsepie. district freight and
passenger agent Of the Southern Pa
cine. IL In Tacoma today.
NJ J Roche. travelling passenger
aEcui Of the RIO Grande Western. 10
in the city today
y =, whitney, general passenger
scent Of the Great Northern. and
party. will leave this afteruoan for
~ Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19

10 IN a deposit ~ free milling quarts,
and mill tout turned up 1880 60 the
ton.
J p Line and wife. of Tacoma, left
fer England today
y Il. Woodwork. a returned klans
dlker. left for Moncton, New Bruins
wick today
N 6tecple. a returned kiondiker
left for ottawa today.
According 10 private iettcrHrecelVs
ed In this city. Sergeant Oscar Notice
81 Company u. First Washington
volunteers. has many time been
complimcnted for bravery on tho
feld
Mrs Walker. clerk Of the Ladies'
department IT the Free Employment
dice. 10 again at work. after suffer
Ing from a bad cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
ARRESTED HIS
COLLEGE CHUM
Officer Mcdonald Runs In His
Old Room Mate.

IL seldom happens that police
afttcer arrest an old college "chum. y
but such vas the experience OF ON
Ger Mcdonald yesterday afternoon.
A. 4. Cox vas ssut 10 headquarters
BY Mcdonald Tor BEING drunk and
dlsarderiy lie was released on bail.
On leaving the station Coz met
oHicsr Mcdonald, and the two stood
taking about Alaska and the kicn-
dixie. frem which place Cox had Just
returned Mcdonald asked Cox
what part % the country he was
from. and he replied. "ChariSttetoN n.
Prince Edwards island Why.
that's my old home. said omesr Me
Donald the two compared notes.
ami soon recognized each other as
old achcolmatss. officrr Mcdonald
said today that ne and Cox wcrs
college companions for nearly two
years and during that time they
uege room mates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19

LupcaTE Is SILENT.

Mr.. Theodore LtidRate, % Van
couver. u. G. II still in the city
working on his scheme for the eztab-
lishment - an immense sawmilI
either IN Seattle or the Immediate vi
entity. II Is not known definitely
how Mr.. Lndgate's deal with the
Great Northern people Tor mill site
at Smiths Cove came out. az the
greatest reticence BY all parties con
cerued has been observed Mr.
Ludgate says ne dti too much talk
ing % reporters during bis exciting
experience In the Deadman's island
affair Al Vancouver. and that he
win not talk FOR publication until
his plans have matured lie will re-
main In the city for some time yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
THE MINERS
LOST $4,000

wTLKEsHARRE. Pa. July Ia
The 1900 miners 81 the LehiEh Valley
Coal company who weui on strike a
week akS because the company in
sisted on their using a safety lamp.
returned 20 work today. The COM
pany made few concessions me
men lost $1,000 Ia wages while they
were cut.
The compromise was effected by
the company insisting on the lamp
being used only In the gaseous parts
81 the mine. and the company also
agreed - furnish the new lamps
free u charge and keep them IN
rnpalr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfer
uere ai~d for record yesterday IN
the auditors once:
Heirs % Mary g Walter t. Nal
colin ~. Walker. lot &. block 10. lat
ona al 81
WIN. Jensen ct M 20 Hemriek
Bros Brewing Co. Dot B. block 20.
AnderHon'n al To Pontius al. $50
cathArins ~. Smith 10 the HunneIi
4 Emo Investment Co. net. Of - {.
and sci. u net. SEC 20. ~ ~. g.. 81
This Bunneil 4 Emo Investment ca.
10 John c. Van Dame. neta % set
and seh Of neA sec 20. ~ 20. s
5000
Rufus =. Lincoln 81 ux TO 4. J.
Parson. lot g. Mourc's s-aere tracts.
500.
John johnson ct ux to Louisa u
Miltimore. ga Of net. sec ~ tp q
5 tsOa
Charles G. Wiley to sadie p.
Campbell. lot :. block IS. Gilman
Park. 500.
" r ny %. to II. II. A. Hastings
lots /, g. and nes Of net. sec ;. tp
p. T. 500
4. V. and " NJ Frederick TO |.
Ralph Andrews. lots O. 10. II. block
!. Roll heirs LIST adj. 81.
Same TO same lot T. block 3. Bell
heirs ist al. lot 8. block :. Fail city.
81
Executors estate of VIM Hams
worth. deceased to y. NJ Date. lots
10 and II. block 2, Aliens ad. g.
Seattle National Bank TO the Pax
ton Land Co. NJ. lot T. block q.
Pontlus 9TH al. $50
sheriff to Geo. II. Davis. Iots 304
block /. lots 10 6. o. 10. block ..
Frances A Beils. lot al. $3.50
Sarah u Ithbey to ROLAND n
Denny. executrix. lots I and . block
Q. Bell 4 Deuny's plat. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
Bloody ARRAY This
Morning
on A TnROlCED THoROI CHfiEE
Ssloonlst and prunksn tongshore-
msn Fight to Flash With
No Arrests.

Naddsned By tendcripin whisky,
and With some VAGUE idea % re-
vcnge ia his hefuddled brain. Paddy
Corneid or Cauihcld. a ioggshetcman,
staggered into che Diamond saloon.
corner 90 washington street and
First avenue this mornins, and
threw a pivcc ~ rrek a. the Ions bar
mirror.
There Was crash of glass that
could be heard for half a block. aud
the nolse attracted large crowd II
men 20 the place
Dan Mcnamara. the Hcrcutcan
proprietor - thc saloan. Wbn Vas be-
hind che bar made rush Tor cor
field and caught tha wrefchcd victim
% bad hooae just outside the t0of.
Then followed scene of a most re-
voting character.
While fully thrrcscnru men stood
around on one ~ Seattis's busiest
thoruughfarcs Mcnamara pummeled
ccrneld numerically No one rails
ed hand o. interfere as the big
salo0nkeepsr struck the PROSTATE
drawing blood ON the face or neck
CorHald made a feeblc attempt Is
protect himself. but he was almost
as helpless as a babe
Had this dtseraeeful sfrcst-fght
STOPPED AZ the nst-wurk of the bis
saloon man. e would not have BEEN
50 bad. az his prpvncatlon was uu-
dnubtesiiy great nui 60 did not
Severe as Vas the punishment he
had given the drink muatiet long
shoreman Mcnamara Was not salts
ned. while his victim lay on the
pavement bleeaiuE freely from sew
erai nasty cuts on the face. the sa-
loon keeper again and again at
tempted % Kick coffiel4 In the face.
Tive Or three time. he succeeded. and
a bright red stain on the dirty pave
inert told how terribly effective was
his work
Not a man in the crowd % spec
tAtors lnierfeeed Nhtle this brutal
work MAS going on Not poiicoman
was Ia sight to assist the battered
iongShoreman.
when Il looked a. though uur-
der mighs be committed. a business
man rushed across the street and
tnterfercd, Mcnamara tnen cooliy
walked into his saloon and cammenc.
81 60 serve drinks The object %
his attack feebly staggered 20 his
feet and made his way slowly to-
wards the waterfront;
And stiH no policeman appeared
The disgracefm Incident occurred
shortly before II o'clock this morn
INK while the streets we're thronEed
with pedestrians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19

oar claims are located Il ia on the
American aidc. and $50 miles up a
river A W. have not nlod on our
claim, Ne call It $50 from nowhere q"
rho surrounding district Is very rich.
and my partner VIII hold II down
without aling until We have made q
pick ~ property. We are doing this
To prevent the best claims being TAX
en- up before Ne discover them We
DO not know what else There might
be In this district but from the pros
pectins We lave done 1t seems Co be
one OF the richest hnds yet made
1he woli brought down Is certain
~ the finest from tho north. ana u
teak little work to set IL cut. as
there was plenty OF a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
a Gold Gill for Congress

NEW YORK. J uiy 10. - Senator
Piatf has left NarraEansett pier aud
Is now az his old stamping ground
at the Oriental hotel. Manhattan
Beach. where he viii remain until
next September.
We have prepared a bill +" said
Mr. Piatt today. that VIII be intro
ducei when congress c0nvenes T.
viii provide a sound money plan and
q will secure safety. I believe 70 VIII
pass both houses % congress and be-
S0me a law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
MR.. BARRY HAS
SOME RICH ORE
Which Comes From American
Territory In the North.

u IL quite possible that another biz
gold discovery viii b. made In 4 mor-
lean territory The assay anrl has
Just finished agsaylnR the gold
brought down BY j ". Barry on the
Alliance, and 81 held out at 9i14o.
The experts 81 the office pronounce
this the finest quality ~ gold that
Aaa YET been brought 10 the office.
Being asked ~ Star reporter where
the g9id came from. Mr. Barry raid.
That Is HomethlHg that no one but
ny partner and I know. No white
mon ever catered the district where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
ALONG THE WHARvES

steamer Al NJ Will sail this after
noon for Lynn canal ports. having
on board a large number af passen-
rprs The AK has been repairing
Tor several weeks. and Is now almost
new vessel. She takes the place
81 the steamer Orizaha temporarily,
while tho latter IL the powder steam
er u the company The OriEahu vii
sail tomorrow for tho north with 60 10
oo0 feet Of lumber for Juneau. and
about 3e1 tons - powder fof sumdum
and other ports
Capt y. p. calne has received a
letter from Capt kelsey n the tug
Resoiute. which towed the steamer
Lotia Talbot from here to 81 Nj
chael Tho letter states that the
TUG arrived at ~ Michael July q
with her TOW In good condition The
Resoluts= left 81 Michael on the sth.
and stopped at Dutch harbor ON the
Iith she Vas % leave that port on
the 18th. and goes direct 10 Juneau
from which place she viii bring down
the barge Shirley 70 Seattle.
Steamer Faralion. Capt Roberts.
sailed last evening for Alaskan ports
with frsigh, aud passenger The
city - Seattle wiit sail tonight for
the north Sith a big crowd 81 vxeuf-
sionists She Will Ea to aitka AMI
other points. The Faraiiun'a list Is
as follows otlo Oates. " =. MliiH.
Mrs. Knox. =. Higgins. Ralph May
rr. Miss & Halstrofn. Mrr Eastman.
r J usndriekson4 Geo. Hrndriek
son. " 9 Low G. + Tourlelict =.
Nc Samaner. J. l. Mesamane~. Mrs.
Lnw misrfef. Miss smithson. . II
Gibbons. J Johnson. Miss Mary Fen
nsr. Harry Brown. MTz Y = Broah.
WIN Curtis. T h. Reynolds. and
three second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
A COMPLAINT
HAS BEEN FILED
With the Civil Service Board
Against City Blacksmith.

The civil service commission met
in the CITY hall last night The
most important matter that came up
before the commission was a verbal
complaint made by I. J MeCawisy.
one OF the members Of the state
beard Of examiners. against the city
blacksmith shop lie claims that
the work has been examined and
that lt shoWA ineompoteucys The
viii refer the complaint
to supt Youngs, the head OF
the department, for investigation. az
they do not have the power OF dis
uissal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
He Cured Me
Of Deafness.

My deafness came on about six
years ago, with bad ringing noises
in the head. which troubled me
greatly In conversation. | had 20
ask people Co raise their voices when
speaking to me. and around the table
/ could only hear the sound of voices
but could not catch a word My hear
ms rapidly improved under pr
Reeves treatment. I now hear good
and the ringing noises have entirely
afnpuaI -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19

CORVALLIS. or. July tg-Orca-
sioual loads If the new crop Or hay
arc arriving in town. The yield r.
said - be- the heaviest perhaps In
the history 81 the county No prices
are quoted yet. but Indications point
10 very low figures in the local mar
ket Tor hay this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
Copper Malt Dollars.

NE wYoRK. July is--Rtrest car
conductors ia New York are beins
by eountcrfsiterH with bo-
rus half dollars made % copper. all
Yer plated The coins are % fair
aud bear dates Of 1854
lss1 and 1888 AL the pieces look 10
Be much worn. ard the milling is
paoriy done About 80 Ia bogus
halves have been taken At one once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. July la.-=Games In the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows A. Ne~ York---hicsEo :.
Sss York g. At observation-disclosures
I. Brooklyn 2. at HpHton st Louis
>. Boston !. at washinEtoB-F'Irsi
xaufs--w a@hinKton n. Cleveland q
at Baltimore - Cincinnati :. Haiti-
more 5. at T'hiiadelphia-Louisyiilo
:. Philadelphia 4
The standing Of clubs IL as fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
He Saved My Eyes. =

My eyes were so bad ] had to
stop reading entirely. Tho dizziness.
the burring and pain around the
eyes made me fear total blindness.
pr. Reeves mastery over diseases Of
the eyes IS certainly wonderful. /
can now see good. and. best Of an.
can read with comfort. was cured
In a short time, while other doctors
tampsrcd with my eyes Tor the past
six years"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
TO INSPECT THE WORK

city Engineer Thompson ieavesto-
morrow morning FOR trip to the
head works 81 the Cedar river water
aystrm. lie VIII inspect the work
done In the past two weeks. and viii
BE- absent until Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
BURGLAR SOUND OVER

August Buck. charged with burg.
larry. was given preliminary hear
Ing before Judge Cam yesterday AZ
ternpou. lie was bound over t. the
superior court fpr trial In default
q $50 bonds he was taken TO the
county iaIl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
LOST WATCH AND CHAIN

4 Lady BY the name Of Mrs. Mabie
WsiilnEford residing at Colby
wash. reported the lnaa ~ a sold
watch and chain on the waterfront
yesterday. TO Detective Msreilth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
ANOTHER MAIL CARRIER

business at the seattle posto,ncc
has Increased ~ that another carrier
has been allowed Hay Lecman has
been appointed Co nll the position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
He Cured
My Stomach.

Before consulted Or Reeves my
stomach was very bad. Tho severe
pains. belching, bloatinR and sour
risirgs were awful ! lost 20 pounds
in less thnn q year. | thank God Il
was my fortune to Eo to this great
dn.Iut.. " n curnd mo"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-19
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Atthe Northwest Mining Exchange
today bidding WIS not heavy, hut
the market held firm. calls and
bids were
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