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G. HENRY, M. D.
ts'udent Of DIR. Philip Rieord OF Psris.)
SYPHILIS
A SPECIALITY
rhirty-sIx Years Practice, the Last
Ton In Oenver.
MEN ONLY TREATED.

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paiba used.
Spermatorrhoen, Seminal Losses. Night
Em salons, Inaomni, Despondeney, r.diea1ly
Hospital, Paris
keforence ,-over 5000 patient. success
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Champa, Denver, Colo.
English, French. German, Polish, Russian
and bohemian spoken.
Consultation and One Exami iaatios, FREE
Correspondence soiicited-strictiy conAdentia
Daily camera., 1899-07-06

L. L. Wadsworth left today for Bostor
on visit to relatives and friends.
Daily camera., 1899-07-06

Mrs. c. r. Walsh, formerly Roulde
resident, was over from Fort Collins.
Daily camera., 1899-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. M. Wirtner left today for Atchi.
son. Kansas.
Daily camera., 1899-07-06

Hoods Pills liver ills the nonirrtating and
only cathartic to take with Hood. sarsapariiia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
SESSION FOR
ANOTHER DAY
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Did
Not Conciude Business.

TACOMA. June : The grand
ladgr u odd Fellows spent the day
yesterday In aratory AT ieast. that
Is what the members Who wanted 70
50 horne today say about u, Here.
tofors . two and half days session
has been sufficient TO complete the
grand lodge wuFk. but this time. II
sgas aud portsnts prevail. the grand
Lodge viii be In session on saturday
under The head 81 unfinished bast-
ness
All the talk yesterday vas about
the naaa9cmsnt and future Of the
odd Fellows home. and the question
Il allowing country lodges To reduce
the initiation fee Both questions
will be settled to-day. and from the
general trend Of expression among
the delegates. few. n any. changes
viii be made regarding the home.
and none al all regarding the iuifias
ton fees. As 10 the latter. the con
arneus % opinion seems TO be that
the initiation fee is ss small az Il
should b.. The country hodges arr
asking for the reduction. but the
main body seems TO think II both
Unnecessary and unwtsc.
The arbekah assembly practically
finished it, work yesterday. but a.
all the reaaiuffces. etc. must he re-
ferred TO the grand lodge fer an-
prevail. the assembly reconxened this
morning and will remain in session
until IN. grand lodge eso~~s rhs
present Rebekah grand lodge holds
the banner for tuttiasicn- 81 new
members and wfii probably add a fee
to the already long Iist today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION

Judge W. II. Monre and WIN ~.
Parry will leave next Tuesday 10 at
tend the meeting OF the grand lodge
~ Etku at ~. Louis, Judge Moore
will visit Chicago and hts old home
In Kentucky before returning. lie
viii be gone about two months.
Y. ". Frances. a government pilot
from Alaska. - at the Butler.
J. q. Mccain. Of the Hot Springs
hotel. IL at the Stevens.
G. ". Newell. prominent Vic
toria mining man, is st the Northern
hotel.
Capt. c. r. Bsiiy. IN the employ
Of the Puget Sound TuEboat com
pany. 10 registered at the Northern.
Hugh Davis and u NJ. Wood. two
mining mon OF san Francisco, are at
the Northern. en- route to the interior
of Alaska.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

p. ~ KoiIock. district passenger
agent for the rennsyixanIa lines.
with headquarters at Portland. Is In
the city.
A. y. Charlton. assistant general
passenger agent Of the Northern Pa
cine at Portland. IL in the city.
I. n. Gray. general trafhc man
aRer for the Yukon and White Pass
railroad. returned from a trip to
Vancouver and Victoria this morn
Ing. on the steamer Utopia
The Canadian Pacific fast train
service Will b. inaugurated June ~.
when the new train. the Imperial
Limited viii he ready. This train
VIII be far superior in service and
equipment 70 anything the company
10 now running. The Imperial Linn
tied will make the same time going
East that u does coming wess. and
dining cars will be carried on all
trains both day and night Com
mencing at the same time. their tick
ets will be goo. through Crows Nest
Pass. in the kooteual district. as we'll
as over the regular route. This Will
give mo public choice ~ their two
scenic routes through the Rockies.
y. J. Coyle. district passenger
agent for the Canadian Pacific at
Vancouver. IL In the city today.
A. H. Calder. travelling passenger
agent for the Canadian Pacific at
Tacoma. II IN the city.
W. ". Need. general agent for the
Northwestern line at Portland. ar
lived this morning from a trip to
New York.
A. q. Barker. general agent OF the
Chicago Northwestern line. at Port
land, was In the city yesterday.
From here he went to spokane.
The oregon Railway A Navigation
office received today "A supply Of a
new book. the Buffalo Hump" Iust
issued by that company. II 10 Illus
trative OF the mines OF Oregon,
Washington and Alaska which are
reached by the company's lines. ono
feature Of the book is a large official
map 81 Oregon and Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
PRINTING INK
TRUST PLANNED
Manufacturers Are Organizing
With a Vast Capital.
To Control tha proeuet OF Both
Europe and smerics VIII
Advance Prices.

CHICAGO. IL. Jnns s.-Prepara-
Hons for the launching % a combia-
alton 81 manufacturer If printing
inks are said to be about completed
~ result u recent meeting in
NeW York uf representative 81 y
leading concerns Other printing ink
houses aEreri 10 acguierce IN the
deliberations and negotiations have
since been going on until the ar
fanEpmsntB have taken form As fol.
lows
The capital stock Of the combined
organization h aolas % be s45. ea9. zoe
The trust viii Include the mauufao-
furera u printing INKS not oniy Ia this
country but also Ia foreign countries.
The agitation to form tbis oofnbin-
alton Naa begun about six months
ago. Decline In the price Of inks and
fuin0us iuofsAae IN the competition
Tor business WAS given az the cause
for the movement. faks which ten
years ago said a. 20 cents = pound.
Il was urged. could now be bad FOR
= cents. aud Newspaper Inks which
formerly sold for Is cents pound
nrfe down 70 cents In addition.
there has been little or NJ Improve
msni Ia tho method OF msnufaeture
u eost ~ seiilnK.
The cot II ink IL said 20 lie princi-
paily IN the selling. there being =
saisam.n In Chicago alone. and q or
more ia NeN York There are aiso
II branch houses 10 this city. The
combination could dispense with all
but one branch house In each Of the
principal cities and could get along
With two statesmen for each house.
Tho combination proposes 10 con
trol the entire business Of gnsnufse-
turing printing inks. /, viii control
sha output Of iampblsck. which l.
the foundation for black inks, and
alau the making 81 machinery for the
manufacture OF Inks. II viii then
eloae down a number 81 the factories
and keep the supply limited. 20 that
prices can b. advanced.
II - Proposed that the branch
houses shall carry IN stock the Lead
Ing brands that are nos on the mar
knt. - that printers viii not be put
to the necessity Of experimenting in
other inks II = said the - houses
whieh we're represented In the meet.
inE have given IN their options for
their puAnfsNd nfrnwdtfrtmhifdfdf
their plants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
AST0R WAS SHOCKED
Tax oodger Followed Across
the Ocean BY a Collector.

NEW YORK. June s-wiliiam W.
Astor may not b. successful in his
attempt 20 dodge hiA heavy taxes by
running on to England. He has been
purzued by tax collector. rcprc-
acntlnE che city Of New York. Who
demands the prompt payment of
$40 600 as taxes due the city alone.
The declaration Of Tar Commits
sioner F'citner thaa IL We cannot Kut
AEtor here with us to alleviate our
habits, We can at least have some ~
his money shows that Aator was
In error when he made his plans As
tor will pay his taxes or the situation
will be advertised through all Eur.
OPP.
That common debt collector
should break into the castle and re-
fuse to go until his account was set
tied Mortified the fiunkies and Herv-
ing men. for whose appreciation IA
tor continually strives. Astor him
self is greatly Inundated over the
nerve OF these common Americans"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
DECISIVE
ACTION
U. S. Grand Jury Re-
ports indictments.

The grand jury OF the federal court
to-day nied indictments against the
following persons for selling iiduor
10 Indians Leandor Lester. Of spo-
kane. Charles Evans. 81 spokane
James Ryan. John itiisy. T.. r Johns
aud q. Lloyd. Fred Raymond. viii
liam Hunter. George raatmare. VIII
liam keliar and Charles Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

LADIES' Fine KID Shoes, with scroll
combination Kid and vesllng tops.
on New Idea lasts. cheap at 800,
only ti.bO n pair
LADIES' mne Chrome Kid Shoes.
lace or button. new Savoy lasts.
beautiful hitting. cheap a. i2.bo. only
g.. 90 q pair.
LADIES' Fine Tan colored Wei kid
Shoes, fancy broeaded yestlng tops,
$500 value. only $3.50 n pair.
LADIES Finest Tan Colored Wei
KID Shoes. rich com otnatlon OF
fancy veating and kid tops, hand
some Now Pug lasts. a beautiful
dress shoe, 800 value. only $500 q
pair.
LADIES Pine Kid Sandals. ,sss
strap. silk bow. silver buckle. hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
ALONG THE
WNARVES
Manzanita Arrives
In Port.
HAS BEEN UP IN ALASKA WATERS
Steiner Discovery Sails Tor 81.
Miehssis and ooiefain
ssy.
HAS BEEN tP IN ALASKA WATERS

The United states lighthouse
steamer Manaanita. cart, Gregory,
arrived In port at o'clock this
morning from Aiaska. ~here she has
been engaged TOR the past month In
placing buoys. Lighthouse inspector
%. q. Wright returned ON the Man
santa There II nothing new ia
the north" said Capt. Gregory this
morning 20 star reporter. We
have been at work laying buoys
along the coast as far north as in-
dian rs,ck. near skaaway, We left
there MAY 70. for home. and put into
sitka. leaving there last sunday.
Nest Of the hapys and beaeous 80
found 90 be in good condition. We
expect 10 leave thia afternoon Tor
Astoria The Manxsnita brought
the mail from sitka.
Steamer Discovery. % the Norton
Hay Transportation company. was
billed Co sail a. noon Today ler -.
Michael. Her future field 81 cF,era-
ton will be between that Port and
aaoiofnln bay she win so out
heavily loaded with freight. consist
lns mostly Of vegetables and provl-
sions. A number Of passengers viii
60 north ON the Discovery. among
~hom are J. c. Muther ard q ".
McAdams. who contemplate estab-
fishing a mercantile house at Cape
Nome. The list ~ passengers - as
follows. ~ ~, f1sskey. l. n. GRAY
sr. Tiliy Brown. ia buchanan, How.
ard benson. y. Mcdonald. J. W. Jut-
gate. J. c. Mathsr. O. W. MeAdsms,
Il. ;. T~mper.
steamship Queen. ~ the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. viii ar
rive this afternoon from San Fran.
cisco Among her passengers are
20 men who are uiaehlnists. nrchan.
les. and engineers. who arr to work
On the hatiIeship Iowa when she h
hauled out on the Port Orchard dry
dock. The umatilIa sailed during
the forenoon Tor san Francisco.
f.ccal agent Austin cFaihurns. Of
the Pacific Steam whaling company.
has received a letter from skassay
asking that an engineer be sent up
10 fil me vacancy ceeasicasd by the
fssappearanee Of Engineer Ellis. %
the tug Golden Gate.
Steamer City % Seattle IL schsd.
uled TO sail tonight for Alaskan
ports Amons hse passengers viii
be J. u. Wood. formerly ot the Col.
umbia Ssyira,i0n company. MI.
Wood goes 10 sksxway and thence
to Bennett. where he viii be con
nscted with a company operating
steamers on thu lakes.
Steamer Greyhound has drawn
herself into public notice by the use
of q new whistle. which 10 IN. same
one that vas In use last summer.
During the winter the whistle was
replaced by the cid one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
A DOWN SOUTH FEUO
Breaks Out Again In Streets
of Athens. Ala.

ATHENS. Ala. June s.--An old
feud between the Campbell and Ysr-
borough farnilsss Vas the cause q
a bloody battle on tho public square
here this forenoon
Charles Campbell and his brother.
ln-law. Jesse surRtnsr. met Bert.
VIII and Waiter Marlborough. and
the battle b~xsu. when the smoke
cleared away the ave men were W
IaE OF crawling on the sidewalk.
Swapping their reyoIvers and fsebly
attempting Co use then knives. bert
ard Walter Marlborough are dying
Will Marlborough 10 desperately
wounded and Campbell and surginsr
are seriously wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
A MONUMENT
AT OLYMPIA
10 Commemorate Deeds OF
Washington Volunteers.

A movement has been snauEurated
for the purpose Of the erection 81 n
monument nj Olympia commemorat-
ing the decds 81 the brave boys Of
the Washington volunteers, and
those who we're killed while answer
Ing the nation's call. a committee
OF eleven has the matter In charge.
and the following communication il
being sent TO the press OF the state.
OLYMPIA. June s.
The most precious Possession OF n
nation is the Hfe Of tts citizens.
When these lives are given up that
Che country's stability and perpetu-
fty may become assured. u n hitting
that their memory should be perpetu-
ated IN most enduring manner. A
large number Of WaEhlneton.s brave
boys have been called upon 20 lay
down their lives IN the hate war With
Spain and In the Philippines. They
have given all they possess at their
eouuiry's call. They must not be
forgotten. The least the grateful
people u this state can nov do Is 70
rear To their memory a monument
that viii tell In ever enduring elo-
quence 20 future generations their
houored names and their heroic
deeds.
Therefore. It is deemed proper to
erect At the capital Of This state a
suitable shaft with appropriate in
scriptiona. To promote this object
messing Of citizens was recently
called at Olympia. which meeting
appointed coWmlttee Of eleven and
directed It 70 proceed in its own way
% execute what ls believed 10 be the
wish OF every patriotic citizen Of the
state. That committee, az organic.
81, - as appears upon this circular.
The COMMITTEES Is now ready to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
WIRE TAPS.

Forest fires are on their yearly
rampage In british Columbia. Much
valuable timber, and a number 1t
bridges around Nelson have been de-
stroyed. and at Rossland a fire Is
now REVEALING near the customs house
ON Red Mountain.
John Ferguson and Dan Smith,
two knot sawyers az Dcmiug, wash.
lost each finger yesterday while at
work.
The Roslyn citlscna have decided
To hold a celebration July I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

WOOSTER. june IA death took
place At Apple creek. Wayne eoun-
-. yesterday. under remarkable ctr.
cunastnnceA Daniel Bales had Just
completed the task OF digging the
grave 81 a neikhbor who died very
suddenly o. heart disease. lie walked
20 his home and said 10 his wife that
he felt unusually good.
lie went to an upstairs room and
a moment laser was heard 10 fall
minute later be was dead, dying
~ the same disease an the person for
whom he dug the grave and At about
the same time aud In almost the
same way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Accident at a Practice.

YORK. Pa. June S.@DurinR an
exhibition alarm this afternoon the
chemical engines of the Laurel and
Union Fire companies crashed to-
gether an Center square, throwing
the drivers under the horses and pre-
cipitatinR q panic among the dense
crowd Of spectators. The Union drl-
yer was badly injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
THE $500
WAS PAID
Hitch Over a W. c. T. U.
Appropriation.

city Treasurer Foofs paid the 500
donated by the city council for the
benefit % the W c. r. T.. tails morn
ing city Comptroller Parry drew
the warrani. and u was signed by
Mayor HumeA There was auos-
ton about the legality 81 the war
rant. The corporation council was
consulted. which resulted in the
money being paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
SEATTLE IhKLINCS.

John Weed. alias Harry Moysit.
alias William Jones. the clever
swindler who was arrested In Port.
and recently Tor completely in GOV.
ornamental land frauds throughout
Tho state. amounting to teo.eao. viii
be brought 20 Seattle In day or two.
Papers IN the case we're sent to Port
land yesterday.
Joseph Sears. the alleged bunoo
man charged with grand larceny.
Was discharged from the custody Of
the municipal court and re-arr~stcd
for the same orsnee on a warrant
issued from the superior court.
Advices received from San Fran
cisco state that the battleship Iowa
sailed yesterday for Port Orchard.
Mrs. Geo. W. Searu. ~ santa Mon
kca, Cal. has asked the police Of this
city to locate hsr husband. George
W. s~aru. He left home on the
morning ct May 10. with the lnten-
ton ~ going to the barn TO feed HIS
horse. He aid not return. and Mrs.
sesru has begun n search for him.
She traced him to San Francisco.
thence TO oregon. where she learn
Cd he had left for sesttle she states
that In her opinion hts mind was
afflicted.
Several days axo the Star publish
ed an account Of the disappcarancc
Of Capt. Norins. OF Astoria, ore.
News has been received al police
headquarters that Sorinn left So
attic several months ago on the ship
G. r. Sargent. bound for Honolulu.
and he fell overheard OF Diamond
Head and was drowned.
George ~. Wilson has applied for
letters OF administration In the es-
tate Of his father, Wesley Wilson. In
the probate court. and the case was
set for June "a.
Suit was commenced In the su-
perior court yesterday afternoon by
Grace Willis for a divorce from her
husband. Frank A. Willis on the
grounds OF ineompatibility. Judge
Jacobs granted the divorce THIS att
ernoon.
Martin Thompson. jr.. of South
park. was committed To the reform
school yesterday The charge
against him was OF assault on his
father and general characterization.
General Charles King, y. s. A..
will be in Seattle next Monday. and
while here he will he given rccep-
t1on by Geo. II. Fortson relief corps.
An effort viii he made to have him
remain and lecture at the enter
tainment on Wednesday night. Gen.
King commanded the brigade at
Manila In which the Washington reg
iment fought.
The Canadian Pacific office has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Assumes q Serious Phase

MI1NOMINEE. Mich. June s-T'ho
shlnEle wcavcrs' strike Is assuming
n serious aspect. This afternoon sew
erai non-union men who went 10
work at Donovan a O'Connor's and
Hamilton A. Merryman's mills were
assaulted on the streets. Several ar
rests have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

procecd with IT. works, the firut part
Of which Will be O. secure the neecEs
safy funds o. erect the proposed
monument II Il uho desire OF the
comuittec that the people of the
state be- madc acquainted with this
proposition Ca pay tribute to the
henorcd dead. A. Il usual with all
public enterprises the press IL firrt
catlvd upon to contrihute--of tta
time. ita influence and Its space. The
committee has no doubt that all this
viii gladly be gwen by the press as
its contribution 90 this cause.
Thanking YOU Ga advance. IN be-
half OF the people OF this state. !
am. Ftaternally yvurs,
j. on scOBEY.
Committee on Press.
The committe 81 eleven IL as fol-
bows Phil skiilman, representing q.
A. RI Hon s'l,omas N, Vance. rep
rcsenting public officials and APP
pointecv. Col. {. V savtdge. repre-
seusing Sons OF Veterans: Hon. A. ].
Falkuor. representing the profes.
sion-; Mrs, q. n. nurntragcr. rcpre-
seutlng W. II. c.. Mrs A. :. Han,
representing ". c, T. o.; Prod. y, d,
Hall. representing W c. T, u. Pref.
y. u. liawe-. representing schools.
Rev. "A. l. Badger. representing
churches and church seesctic~: aen.
r. n, FNox. rsprrsonting Natlonai
Guard. c. ], Lord. repre~entInE bust
ness Interests, J. ON. sceeey. repre-
scusing press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
Excursion TO Tacoma Sunday

Excursion steamer State Of Wash
ington VIII leave Yesler wharf sun
day at a:i5 a. m. Returning. leaves
Tacoma at e:ib y. M. Round trip
SOC. Tickets for sale at Lees Phar-
macy, and at wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

Excursion steamer state Of Wash
Ington will leave YeAler wharf Sun
day at sl5 a. m. Returning, leaves
Tacoma at 6I5 y, IN. Round trip
toe. Tickets FOR sale at Lees Phar-
macy, and at wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08
AmusrmrSr BULLETIN.

THIRD AVENUE TiHEATrR-
iielaHrp Thai company IN THE
First Born"
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49, -
Henry shulta. a Dane. WAS locked
up al police headquarters last nishi,
aud Is thought he IL slightly dement,
cd. lie ia "A stranger Ia the city,
only recently arriving Tram Chicago.
Carrie Adelina MeaKher. age 30.
and wife of john J Meaeher, died
al her residence alls Fourth avenue.
this morning. Mrs. Meagher was
born In Marion county. oregon, near
Salem, Her father. Hiram J. Smith,
II a prominent resident OF Salem.
or. Her husband. John q MeaRher.
10 well known In this city. and has
resided here Ter the past 81 years.
Mrs. Aeagher leaves three ehildrcu--
John. Harry aud Marie
The case Of the State ". FitxEer-
aid. shensn and Thompson. the three
alleged huneo men. vas on the mo-
ton ~ the prosecuting attorney. ceu-
tinued from a'clack this afternoon
tiil ., m. June n, Il Il allessd
Thompson offered Onicer fprluRle
hrthe money 10 let him work his
beat,
judge Hsnford today signed an or
der granting the Victor itsum conn
pany the FiEht ia nue the West Abar-
deea Land 4 Improvement company
IN matters relating % ihe Ownership
~ certain lands
The bank cisaranees today we're
fs1i.it7.po. and the balances s5t.-
s.szs
Bonds have baon given 10 Charles
Nelson. oNnar 81 the steamer i.akmr.
for the release 81 that xensri FROM
the libel - the Pacific cuaat com
PAM Tor stss.
Articles we're nted today IN the
auditors. Incorporating thr town ~
Index The ineaspnFatufa were 4,
.. Gum and J. y Esheiman.
G. q. Austin vas appointed justice
a. the peace this afternoon ~ the
COUNTY commissioners
The case ef The city ~ Seattle -.
SmSths. Wakefield and David. has
been on today Ia the superior court.
The case 10 the appeal taken frsfn
Judge Cams court. In which ths
members Of the firm we're snei -
each for violating the elghi hour la
Dor iaW.
A jury wss lmpansied today tn the
federal court tn the ease Of A. r.
Thompson ~. the Northern Pacific
Railway company.
tsdwaFd Mills. agent Of the K0xsrn-
mon; Indian reservation at Tulaiip
- registered al the Occidental He
Il connected with the prosecution u
parties who recently spid liquor 10
the Indians at that place.
Rev. n. ~. blythe. ~ Rosiyn. u.
G. - stopping at the Occidental.
Or. r. ~ J. Lsarts. Of NrN York.
~ a guest at the Occidental.
Capt a. u. Davis. a fiahtrap own
sr % Decatur. wash. Is stopping al
the Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

Al Westminster Presbyterian
church last evening book social
wac hrld, with trimmings q Ice
cream and cake. u wHH largely at
tended and was a most enjoyable
social affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

Korn DRUG Co, Fifth and Pike.
Prescription specialists. Phone Pike Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

Just received four large colnred pie
turca. about ~ X a. IN, Of the Upper
Lake Superior steamers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

leather counters splendid wearing W. p~''
LADIES' a
LADIES' Slippers turned. Use pain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

Henry shulta. a Dane. was locked
up al police headquarters last nisht,
aud Is thought he IL slightly dement,
ri. lie is "A stranger Ia the city,
only recently arriving frpm Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-08

The Canadian Pacific office has