davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

See those Wilton velvet and Axmin-
ster carpets in LaBar's window.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

SHAW'S PURE MALT is free from
adulterations, drugs, crude spirits and
other harmful ingredients. Absolutely
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

All kinds and grades of carpets at
LaBar's.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

VVHEEL.-A An entirely new Featherstone,
w lady's bicycle that cost $35, will be sold
dirt cheap. Apply at Press Office
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25
stops the Cough
Ind WOrks Off the Cold,

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 20 cents. 2Gyl
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25
FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT.--A good store room, located in
II the most prominent part of Fourth street
will be rented to the right person. Apply at
PRESS office. got
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

LNANCY FOWL EGGS.-I am prepared to
II furnish Buff Leghorn and Indian Game eggs
for settng-13 for sl.OO. First ordersget the eggs
6-l3t ID. w. DoNovoN.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

Sold by F. x. Blumle, Emporium,
Pa. n2yl
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25
FOR SALE.

DENNSYLVANIA-REX SAW.-Mr. c. A.
L Horr, travelling salesman for the Pennsylva-
nia-Rex cross-cut saw, manufactured by +. G.,
Atkins & Co., Indianapolis, Ind, has been placing
this popular saw with the trade of this section.
Be sure you examine this excellent impliment
before purchasing.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-04-25

H. &. DODSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
APPRECIATED

Through the cooperation % the
iremsn. cold baths are now provided
for the horses OF New York. Fire
Chief Croker r. a great lover OF
horses. and, therefore jealous TO
promote their comfort.
Under his orders hose. a little
larger than the kind used Ia sprinkle
lawns. ia attached 90 the hydraut IN
front Of every station. The nremsn
see 10 10 that tho hose 10 kept IN
working order; the truckmen do The
rest
on any sultry day n line ~ trucks
may be seen at every engine house
and the horses. IN turn. are given
thorough WetfinR. Tired and over.
heated. they show their appreciation
Of the cooling food b. actions nj
most as plainly as could be done by
words.
Time IL money 20 the truekmnn.
But they are never too busy to walt
in line At the hydrant Is minutes
when they see that their horses are
in distress.
The horse grip" which has put
thouaandH 81 the animals on the
sick list this summer. has served 20
make owners particularly careful
The Fifth avenue stage line Tor In
stance. employs a force Of special In
Fpectora. They keep sharp watch
on the teams and the moment a
horse shows signs - the grin Il IA
placed out Of service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

principal dimensions are. Length
between perpendicular, a. feet.
breadth moulded, 40 feet inehcai
depth moulded, So feet 6 Inches
length of bridge deck, about 10 feet.
length 81 foreeaHtlo deck over stern.
S. feet between deck height, beam to
beam. S feet. The chart room. wheel
house and captains cabin are on the
top OF the shade deck. IN connection
With very roomy navigating bridge
carried from side to side OF the ship.
Telephone communication with any
part OF the ship, and Halls rcfrlgrr-
atiug machinery with a total cap
actty OF 5000 cubie feet. are features
81 tho vessels equipment.
Especially worthy OF mention f
the fact that this magnificent Nea-
sci Is the product OF "A Japanese ship
building yard#the Mltsu Blahl Dock
yard = Engine works. NagasAki
The vessel throughout rs handsome
IS upholstered and faultiHesiy furn-
ished All of the paurlhns IA of A
Japanese maple wood known as kaKi
procured from the 10 kaido pur-
tiou OF Japan. To correspond with
the maple. all metal nttlugs are eieo-
tro= plated. IN no one compartment
81 the boat has convenience been sac
rileed 60 effect The social han. la
dies saloon. smoking and card
rooms. dining saloon and state rooms
are tastofully arranged and fitted up
lending a pleasing efect 90 the eye
and Swing evidence az careful
study and consideration ~ the re-
uuircutents Of the travelling public
Therr arc rs state rooms. ueroWmu-
dating Sc first class pa ssruErrs.
The KaEa Maru brought latest uds
vices from the Interior She sails
for HongkouE July g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
KEPT RIGHT ON
GOING SOUTH
Did lin Jordan When Sentence
Was Suspended.

Jim Jordan. a wen dressed. high
collar young man with white hair.
wrinkles and a phrsioEnomy that
Indicates the pace that kills. plead
ed guilty In the police court this
morning "a vMEraucy and having no
visible means % support It's
clothes and his attitude contradict
Cd the charge against him. but the
court sentenced him 20 six months
IN Sail. but suspended sentence on
condition that Jordan. alias George
Hammond. leave Seattle within 81
hours n Jordou continued walking
al the rate hn left the court room
he will dine this evening az Portland
and breakfast tomorrow In san
Francisco.
Jordan. alias Hammond. was one
81 the alleged bunco mavericks
rounded up ~ the police n short
time ago a. "a result Of chief EulIt-
vans order 20 corral All the bad
men In the bad lands below TrHler
way lie went 10 Everett for few
days but again appeared IN seattle
yesterday. and was 'plnehed' -
Detective Corbett Jordan. alias
Hammond. has the reputation of be-
ing a very oily hungo operator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
EVENT OF
THE YEAR
In Marine Circles viii Be
When the Hermonthis
Arrives.

Steamer lfermonthls. the first yes
81 of The Kosmos Steamship Co, as
FiEncd O. Seattle. sailed from san
Francisco tbs morning. and Is due
20 arrive here In a few days, she
VIII make brief stop az Nauaimo
Ell route. SO far as mercantile mar.
ine IS concerned. the arrival 81 the
Nermanthis VIII be the event 81 the
year az Seattle. making the port the
teFmiuus Of another great line of
steamers connecting the West coast
Of the United States with Europe.
The vessels 90 the iSosmos lire rep
resent all the progress that has been
made during the past few years In
the building of ocean freightcra. The
fleet comprises g steamers of net
tennage ranging from 1895 20 s1a6.
the Hermonthis being OF the latter
class. These boats make on an nV-
eraEe of rs trips between Hamburg
and san Francisco. carryinH thu
products OF Europe 90 the Golden
Gate and returning with earEovs OF
American products. The company
does not intend 10 do freight bust
ness between san Francisco and So
attic. but expects - obtain the bulk
pf export business from Sound
ports 10 south America General
Ascent l. ~. Gray OF the knsmus
line. whose headquarters are at san
Francisco. Is a passenger en- the
Hermonthlss he Is coming 10 Seat
tIe Tor the purpose Of consulting with
II. W. Hurchard. agent OF tn En-
agent OF the kosmes Co. here. with
a view to arranging the final details
attendant upon the extension Of thu
lire 70 seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
MOST scAnDELoUs,
BUT QUITE CHAR MING

Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr.. Of the
Meadow Brook Hunt club. has intro
duced cross-Haddle riding IN the ygo-
men OF New York under circumHtan-
cea where no other woman has dar-
Cd 20 be a pioneer.
Yet some weeks ago Mrs. Hitch
cock. who f. young. charming and
the finest horsewoman IA her set
appeared at meet II the Meadow
Brook Hunt club riding astride and
in a costume distfuctiy masculine.
Now. the Meadow Brook Hunt club
r. made up OF extremely fashionable
New Yorkera. It's conventions are as
rigid as those that prevail ln the
arnartest drawing rooms And one
Of them happens TO be the use ~
side saddles and riding skirts for
women. These preiudlces young
Mrs. Hitchcock dared 20 defy. She
rode aEtride once. People RaHpcd
She continued her practice. People
began 10 compliment her appearance
and she now announces that cross
saddle riding VIII be her custom
hencefort hand there In even n hint
that riding trousers may become the
fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
ONE WOMAN'S ODD LUCK

peared IN an afternoon paper Thurs
day. II was az follows.
Mrs. J. g. Steiufeld-You have been
very kind 20 me when I was sick At
the home OF II. so please accept this
So 90 ana do not seek the giver.
= did work az = certain place IN
this city once where sick persons
are treated" said Mrs. stelnfeld. 1t
IL not a sanitarium nor a hospital.
! simply Gid my duty for those there.
Many % the persons waited on
there wers wealthy and could AFFORD
10 DO a thing ike this. ! wish
knew Who had remembered me 50
generously. but I really DO not know.
Maybe I shall ind out later. I'm 80
nervous and fiustrred about lt Just
now that I can't think"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

which hc had written the W0riH
Grab while sou can ana think
about II uftrrWnTd work and huH-
lie. Ha something or nothing
Smith ftll has the old feIt hot with
these words pasted IN the inside.
Every time ! took that bot on -
nafH Smith 7 was Inspired 30 fresh
efforts. I got bf1fa soon after !
aiurk DHH son city THo#thIrdH -
the rraapaetofH IA Alafkh were broke
aud starving just then Many turn
cd bHek. but ] stuck 10 it.
II got an option ou claim fer
til10. and went 90 work and took
out the money lu IaHs than a month
= was one ~ the nrHf 10 Ret into
Cape Numc. and ] grabbed an J
could
Smith can cash his check today
for 7 600 600
My parents were post. Hai1 he.
but fge made them rich. aud neR
we'll eHIuT Hfr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
The Proper Shades.

White black fl more unIs=faaIIv
Wnrn hy Older women TRAN any 1tbr5
color. gay and purple ere hrsumluE
the u~rfrrtit HuitaHfr indeed. q 40.
man With = h.ts uf EBy hair iaakf
particularly wei Gee gray arr one "a
the soft p~ari grave. and white ia
perfectly appropriate Tor summer
home wear There arc sHsHr charm
ing qualities ~ HiI black fr8a and
f9ulHrd silks thts sHaeaH made ~
out any Squire a. al. aH with q small
polka daf oe POWERED design
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

Potatoes 6. 80 e1 per ton. brrfa.
Joe per dok carrots 81 asaI 10 per
sack. lettuce. lac per dozen. tuulpB.
gor41I gaelic G.. FahbH ga 1891 tH.
uspHH 10. 2af Joe. bufka. zse. green
celery. fod soc per dozen HWrrt Do
tatoes, 3Ifs. Spanish chin pep
pHrHl zoe per d. Hauaf huut. zsItr.
native had lettuce. 15e lsr duz.
nru#hukrH. tf@ Or dos. green pens
case pound df.rd HFa. cartons. tlc=
far GOO, Imported Zoe tomatoes.
u.GadL51 case. dates. 50Gg per 10.
fBdIshaa. Zoe per do3 rhubarb, De
Ter DO. parsley. 81 asc. asparagus.
$50. new potatoes. 81 fafi t.s5 cwt.
spinach. D.. cueumbers. 500 Soc d0z
new onions. he. eHullHuWer. 5lff
100. uaraulpe. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

when a banquet or luncheon -
20 Be given. Il has lately been the
custom with several Of my patrons
20 have n bunch % s or 10 cigarettes
made for each guest. With the name
~ the guest At whose plate they are
laid engraved on the wrapper. Sew
eral OF my regular customers buy
regularly from go % ino0 cigarettes
a month for the ladies Own uas. for
they invariably have name or In
itiais on the wrappers. Two ladies'
clubs In Chicago always furnish ciR.
nrsttss FOR The ladies 81 their ban
quetM.
At one banquet recentlY the Gig
arsttss bore the words. smoke
Heartily engraved on the wrappers.
and almost ell the ladies present did
smoke heartily"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

CHICAGO. July fi.--aira. John q.
Steinfeld. wife OF n florist AZ Forty
third street and Drsxel avenue. was
called upon by three men who were
strangers and had the appearance
Of lawyers. After questioning her
closely for the purpose OF Identiflca-
siOn the men presented her with a
package containing 50. ooo. and i'm
ynessiateiy left the house.
Mrs Steinfeid was too much exclt-
81 BY the visit TO DO any Question:
Ing and did not oncn the package
fn the presence Of the visitors. The
visit Of the men with the cash was
TIRE climax OF an anxious night
passed BY the recipient. owing 70 a
peculiar personal" which had Rp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
seen EVERY DAY In CARS
II Unselfshness Patience and Common Sense Would Abide
Every One Who Rides About the Streets In Cars
Would Be More Happy

The path OF street ear conductor
while ON duty Is not atrewu with
tusca, yialets or oven sun zdowera hy
the various people with whom he
comes In contact It's trials are
many. his criticisms arr severn. not
withdrawing that he has tu make
money changes ON crowded car
and be careful he does not collect
either spurious or very badly Vura
coins. otherwise the company cash
Ter Viii return them. dedurting the
equivalent amount fam his SALARY
and Jar him with an admanIllon 20
be more careful. In the event 10 re-
erlptH not tallYluF With the register
Cf fares uu the car or which De- has
had charge, ouch deficit f. similarly
deducted. When starting uut uu
their days work ear conductors
must PROV lde themselves with money
from their own pocket hooks With
witch e. make change. ana leave
home aufiieluutly early tu report
themselves az hradquartera 10 min
utca ahead 81 time Is enable them
70 meet the car which they are
scheduled "a operate. otherwise thelu
places are tlIed FOR lhr day by tv-
trns. Coupling with this the time
occupied ut completion - work 20
make UP thrlF reports aIdluE uu
amounts received on each autstuH
and incoming tr,r. accounting rar
transfers. communication Tickets. tEH
which takes la minutes including tn
Journey Co power house with ear
each condugtor works a. minutes pc
diem without pay.
Every paY Rfiags Is Troubles
Every day briugs forth seine tax
on the temperament The absent
minded old gentleman who Is deter
mined u ind that nickel" witch e
In one of bis numerous pockets. while
the conductor n trying Is hurrtHdiY
collect fares prior ta changing =
switch. che eufrehled person who
stands On the wrong CORNER - greet
the approaching ear. the stout lady
a ha has a large family accom- pauy-
ing heF nna many large parcels
7 hen there are the numerous e. buses
from persons with iate=rlIpptH trans
trra. the uuru wha demand trans
fer where they are not IsHuabls
through "a late Official order. ard the
person "a ha occupies uuee lhAn one
~ us p t4tf tNA t4ttA HAAA WIN AfAI#A
akimbo. while an offspring kne~la on
enc side. tadle# sometimes are
Positive" they rendered "a quarter
instead ~ the nickel really present
FL, and disdainfully call the euudue
tor hard names IL the Interim be-
tween their supposed iaaa and tn
finding - the coin IN arr unused par.
Triton - their purse bat they are
not the only guilty ones Aa an lu.
stance ~ the pamuHaltY ~ ore of
the masculine gender. recent oeeur-
renee en- A West Queen Anne car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
DANIEL kEENAN'S
SUDDEN DEATH
Takes Medicine. Goes Home and Is
Found Dead.

Daniel keenan,. a single packer.
vas found dead N his room at Bal
lard last night. He had been drink
ing heavily and during the evening
purchased SONS medicine at n drug
store and then went home. Later
on when some OF Keenan's family
entered his room they found HIN
dead. Heart trouble brought on by
aicoholisnn. 10 thought 10 have caur-
81 his death. He leaves q widow
and two children
An autopsy was performed on the
body this morning az ButterwoTth' rs
rnorgue by DIT. OstrOrn. He found
that Keenan, died 81 acute diaitation
or enlargement Of the heart. Keen
an got on a spree July 4 and had
kept II up ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
carrying more than 100 passenger
Small Dot voolteroas.

carry ing more than 700 passengers
Small BOT yooltstoas.
may he cited a small dyaucptlc
man handed the conductor 90 newly
procured book uF communication tick
cts The Jam ou the rear platform
with ear 80 crowded can ha i'm
uEinrd. but Ira spite 0f thia the con-
duHtaH tore aut ticket HHd offered
chs open book back e. the passenger,
which De Indignantly refused, atgua-
Ing the conductor iu the most araths
Ing manner IF taking tNn. Appeals
ffam the conductor were useless
rnd the fttle man intended o. 'HHr
This Through UetWelu the pa.
Torrance ~ HIH duties tho conductor
respectfully argued his eaHr. with
the assistance uf tHu nearby WlEr
neHsHa lie HHEueI D. ffam Pike strsst
o. the point where the car f.
attached o. tho counter balance
weight which assists Il t. ascend
Queen Acme hill Hut tHe fuHaY mar
was persistent In accusing the con
dutter of theft until q bYattnder nak
81 fnf the book O. count the teketf.
which Dee eventually dII aHl found
tha correct number. - lrft IN thn
book, much 60 tho amusement uf al.
ltUU man UE words TIE sudden
conclusion THAT The conductor hal
taken ESQ tlskrIHa Instead of
uHa was en account er thHrg
some Inform attoo.
telus two Hn#fr usEsfs l#ft iu
tHs ffauf part VI the book iu uaW
hHok D. contained 8 tlHh.f=. aHfaHE
"a by ~ leaves 81 tsko - ID IHaE tHfn
prHfaratiHu IlsIHIHe Ht.h is#. and
single aHH wab.uE fhH f#taH uf
Whom che conductor tuIt lafuasn ~"
ueffHHHtfaH ~ fhr HgHt tHa tl.hHfH
attached. there vas tbuz lra ESQ
single teketa with these tWn
rtn o. tickets as evidence aiaHr. thr
kcklas pasHruF#r jumped - fbe
conclusion that thH conductor HAD
tern OF tWo tickets. Hr enc from each
- the fret Two i-EEra then In fact
the first leaf contains only Hua tiet.
e or che tusaft sffth emo. he
then abused fhe conductor without
accepting thr hnuH ta investigate.
Similar IHluntirea "a tha uue cited az
aaid q occur daily from r#HFaHs WHd
HHe tao prone - abuse those who
are not IN position q farlibI) fr-
tHHHfe.
VITA cars crowded . The number
- los. and the latKu 0rsrn Lake
cars a. htsh a. tGa. conductors have
- exercise a deat 90 Ingenuity ln
collecting al these fares HnH keep
their ears running an he1uin tlHr.
Conductors cay that - Hftla eau-
nidrrafian = the travelling public
their IS Hrk snu'd ia many instances
De HHhtened. and iu return tire
street ear employees wauid naturally
develop an incentive 60 study the
rassen gers IN tHrn ana prevent fHeIf
having minor grievance which arc
known g exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
THEIR FlFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
Good Templars Hold an Interesting
Meeting at FIRST Methodist

seAttle'a Good Tcmplars Last nlEht
celebrated the hftieth anniversary
OF their order. The function was
held at tho FIrst Methodist church.
Perhaps the feature % the evening
was the presence % a number af
well known LEGAL clerEymrn who told
OF the progress or the Good Tom
plara' work and 90 bright prospects
FOR the future. A long aud inter-
cstinx program was followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
GOT RICH
BY CRABS

AKRON, @. July 7.@=0eorgo Smith
n former resident Of Akron. is stop.
ping on here en- route 10 Newark. y.
j.. from cape Nome Alaska, whore
he accumulated nilo large enough
- pat him IN among the rich mru Of
America.
lie was o. rcd hatred awkward boy
Of 20 when Doe loft Akron When
the FIRST news Of the rich gold dcpaH-
itH came. Smith started FOR ALASKA
determined 10 make his fortune or
leave hia bones among the SNOW and
IarhefFa uf the frozen north
His determination may De- seen
from the fact that az the outset be
pasted piece ef paper ln hia hat. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
WAS Bull 7
IN JAPAN

The new japanese steamship Kaga
farn that arrived from the Orient
yesterday. ls creating much interest
where she lays at Smith Cove.
was the maiden voyage Of the
YAxa Maru. and she celebrated the
eveaf by lowering all previous rec
erfs established ~ Nippon Yusen
kalaha boats. making the trip IN y
eays' = hours. 6 minutes actual
me brought % FIRST class, GO steer
g.. two intermediate pasHen-
ruleeeIi'. - cargo 81 silks, curiOa and
fnent er.s rnerchandlae. Prom
~fra ~ her saloon passengers
Ard nart., living. baron Iwfaaki
e,st ana most arisss,D...D'...iH OF ,I dhr
- 5abhns fhiaen Aret'satAe ihullilfs
s1n aiNllnFuiahed MAJ ~ y. eminent
rniter ~ the Toxic Nlr,,t letters and
Gofdou, private a@srats,..,.' M Lag
kanlyn, q London. ana u l. SUI com
fhnN y Mead. Of New y.. .na Mfs.
htAd - general manage ~ =. Mr..
tfdnaflpual Trading 20. ens ln-
The KARA Maru fsa Steel .....-
steamer 81 $500 tons orcs. -. fep
rssistared net tonnage Of s'soa WIN y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
WEST STREET
MARKETS FIRM

business on thr avenue rHnuas-a
quiet eIfh rffarH arm Ta greer
change tn any lire vaa noted fHIH
morning Good prices are paid fHt
lsaa nua atrauherfleH than could D.
procured week aFo. There Be- 1art
q moderate demand faf faHuI feIra
-" markets. holding plenty a. tz-f
EKea ara steadily rising To-day
fresh ranch are selling az = eents Scr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

Realizing tho danger 20 health
caused hg locating "a restaurant or
cafe and ita kitchen In the cellar.
che EHlnler-oraHd Hotel Ce. had not
only thrlr cafe and restaurant built
Oh the ar#f aaor but the kitchen also
tfHr finest on fHr Pacific CcaHb on
Use fret foaH thereby giving perfect
ventilation This q the coolest place
ta dine lH Seattle. perfect cuisine,
client service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
"SM0KE HEARTILY" THEY DID.

Chicago's best women are victims
q the cigarette habit. n Zeal" the
rrwMu cf the Federation % Young
Peoples Societies % America ls re-
baby Informed. The current num-
her - tbs publication quotes 4
yrnnlnent manufactures OF Turkish
stwsrsftes as saying:
The use Of cigarettes By women
u1en - un6subted respectabglify
has Increased rapidly during the
la few years. Il - a custom car
riet from Europe. We have Chicago
. lefy women on our list as reEu-
lar patrons. Just at present II Is a
81 for the ladies u have their mon
eNrar1S. Initials and crests. or snrri@
private mark. engraved OF written IN
gilt letters on the wrappers Of the
cigarettes they consume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

cheese Native Washington. rull
cream. t2ul2Me. Eastern New York.
itWtaD. Wisconsin. tsC, California
iDihulttb Kaquefort. tsc. Edam,
81 e0utzno per case. New York.
tbUttr. lImhurrer, ibnlic. brick.
ttutio. Swiss. lhulso.
IEEH strictly fresh ranch, s2u
sJr. Eastern, tbullc.
Poultry ghiekous. lives, i2M IN c
eurhH, lshr. turkeys, iac.
Dressed stock Chickens, i2ui3c
turkeya, l8g. ducks, Ice,
Corrected Daily The following
prices ate being offered to the pro
Queer ln round lots uu the dock or IA
tho Chr az Seattle.
Gruln puiH, go 200. barley.
f'ie1 wheat. chicken feed. - 30
corn. 81 90 prr 300 IhH. hfau, $40 Co
ilay Puget Sound. pee ton, tlAoo
Eastern Washington timothy, tib.Op
alfalfa. tl# fn.
Huiter Fresh ranch, ilUl3c. ma
Tive creamery. zoe.
Cheese Native Washington. 10.
IRgH e. strictly frefh ranch. go .
Pie pvr dos.
Poultry Chickens. live. l04iie.
ducks. 1.lsr. turkeys. iIulIiso.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. SONS e
Chi. hons. lUHtlD. durka. i3ali4ihe
Live stock COVE. tl4c. steers
a. aiat ,HIyeH tts84hy. sheep. ~
5As. hose. a45ise
Dressed ntees Hogs. Nc. lambs
Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
W0ODMEN
CELEBRATE:

Camp No. 50. Woodmeu Of tho
World. celebrated it's tenth anniver-
aary last night by entertaining n
large number OF friends with an I'M
formal smoker NJ Rnnke hall q fuc
program 81 literary and musical
numbers. was given Waeuer'a ore
chegtra furnished music between the
numbers on the program