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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

and Niles AGNES 1ulVin. both und1r
ugt, were secretly married. hut the
story aid not leak out until recently,
Yesterday the Young couple wvrv
publicly remarked Ht the residence
Of the brides parenta
kENr - tu the presence Of tho
friends aud relatives of the famlllea
double WyddiuH took place today At
the home at the brides paruntH,
IS hon the two daughters af e H..
nusK were united in ma ribar MiuH
Jennie Go Frederick Evntnvfs ui
Everett. aud Mis- Eleanor. to Fred
erick pmsa. az - attia.
PORT ToNNeENttsA man nam.
- chapman. hard NutAns aud
generally respected farm hHnd, held
up ut the point 90 pistol 4. O.
Wright boa Chimhruu valley NrHl0
day. aud secured h,H watch ana
small amount at eaan So fHr nap
man haH not been Npurehrndrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

Meorc. az the Moore Land CO.. OF
SkagwuNs p ~ McHinnia. ranch
oWnpr of Maple Valley. and NJ
Dempsey. miner OF Naldea.
Al the Northern Edward Hlutts.
business man of spokane George
q Wfang an Atlin minor. and g.
II Goddard. an attorney Of Walm
Naua.
Al the Seattle Mae Johnson. a
canncrN owner of Port Townsend
John &. Denny an attorney OF laN-
ergtt " L. Curtis, purser ~ the
steamer CottaEe city, NJ and Ara,
u. n CROW and Misc Harriet Hea-
Geek. Of spokane and ]. "a Mcpade,
miner from Dawson
AZ the Butler a W Treat ana "
p purus mine oV mere eft Van Auda,
Is. "a Douglas. hWalnvss man 81
I lew iston Idaho and WNliam Item
. llrrsou. tourist from Glasgow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
IN HOTELS.

Among the arrivals at the TAIN
ier-GfHnd today are. W. J. Kucker,
banker or Bvereft; 4. Evan and
daughter n New WeatmlnHter. II
Drum q mining man # speknue;
and r W Bullock. n business man
Of Chicago.
A. the stevens. ! y Hliyer ~ the
Canadian Paeinc Railroad Of Van
couyer. V. Q. MoHuah4 "a mining
man from Fort WranReis Henry 8.
Smith, an Everett iumoermau and
=. T.. TsIbreuz q Spokane merchant.
A. the Dilier. David Kennedy, a
white Horse mine owner; J. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
CINCINNATI
PRIZE FlGA 7

CINCINNATI o.. Fah. gH-JudE,
uulllHter. ct the common piaHH rHutt.
continued tndaH the hrhIIuH &C t't
application fur an injunction nEHu.t
che teurigH kuhiiu nKht and Ia tll
Likelihood the eaar atii dHar along
into urst werk AeiihtE lsaflrf
Hur Huhitu arH present but are
tfRiuing faf the wIu turt H thHuFb
Ihry frlt confident than fhp akht
auuid De- pulled uu
F.nfuu Lawson. one of fhr dircr
turs er the aHruHerfsst Athletic club.
while ou thr witness Htnud ,HuHfu
sanHiderhhts meffiwent H. claim
"a that the pronuerd Hsht would not
hF contrary Go the uhin state law.
hut hr failed to Vauihln how the
HRht could he decided without q
knockUut When nlH attention WRH
allied io UuhllHH resent statement
that IN Feb. Do there Huuld he e. ueS
world champion, and HHkfd how
ghis could tn accomplished without
"a nFht rather than glow con
test" tht witness WAS non pluasrs
Mayer PIE sehmau testified this
afternoon fic said that he fuit AS
aurrd tho contest would BE within
the baunda ~ las. And that he in-
tended 90 interfere Whenever either
one af the contestants should bee uu.
S bile to defend himself tie further
declared that n hnE body or meu
came 10 HIN fuE permit for ashl
limited 40 certain number oi
rounds he would laHuH the permit
/ This statement ths sfafeH Httafnr1
areerfa inditHteH that an EFFORT aHi
being made Ga make Cincinnati fhs
puEiiiHtlC center 81 the United
.fllaa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
vALDES RICH.

NJ. Dempay. dinc0verer Of the now
famous Valdes gold fields IL in Sc
attic today on his Vay 10 his prop
critics IN the north Ia 1859 Mr.
Dempsey made the FIRST discovery
81 gold in paying quantities IN the
Chestcheena district, east Of Valdes
proper.
This year" said SIR. Dempsey,
will be the greatest IN the history
Of Alaska The richness of mines
near Vaidea vii BE- proved. and 7
think 4 great mining camp will soon
BE- situated there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
FruItgrowers' saaslon.

PORTLAND. or. Heb Pres.
dent \ q Biaiaek - Watla wHiis.
presided aft fhu annual convention uf
the Northwest FruifKfoN aaaa
citation. being held iu tiia city a
memorial HHFinK fhe legislature %
make an appropriation faF hn eF
hibis ~ the nans American exposition
Buffalo. Wns paved Thu session
Nfil laaf wetrrat days
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IN THE COURTS.

Martha Weir and David Weir
have aued ur Guut calhoun TO
recover ttHa damH sees foe mhlpHare
urr. The plaintiffs claim the de-
PENDANT treated thpir sister for a.
aprniued thumb. when 81 "a matter Of
fact the member Was dIalueatedf
thereby causing the girl kfeh
bodily agony aud mental ndhrfthK
Muf2 Olsen sues Herbert bruee "a
wealthy former 81 skaFit county O.
recover tIuuu1 damages faf pfHhch
81 promise She AYERS that The de-
fondAnt agreed 90 take her Tot bet
ser ur for WORSE that nt tNe 49,.
uointHd time abs was in fshdi ness.
but Bruce dad nat toe ihc scratch.
Marrcrv " Buchanan has sued
John buchanan Tor divorce. alesing
failure 90 provide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
MORTALITY RECORD.

The funeral fes Iehn e though sas
held ffom ghe family residences 40
EantGu today.
The funeral for Airs. =. t~chs
uss held from the church ~ Gus
Lady = Coed ffsip this afternoon.
Airs Ziua nrnaN AGED a. died yFHa
tariay AZ her rssldsnes ins ~ est See
aftie.
Mrs Elisabeth Cuttof. agrd y
years. diea yesterday at her rsal-
aenrr 41zs seventh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
HACK DEMOLISHED.

Yesterday evening at O'Clock. n
hack owned by the Montana stables
was run into by one Of the cars on
the Beacon hill line. The accident
occurred near Twelfth avenue and
Jackson street where the planking
H. storm NJ on both sides Of the car
track The hack was on the car
track and II was impOasibis for the
driver 20 change his course after h.
saw the car coming. a bon FIRE
about one block ahead 81 the team
dazzled the mptorman 0f the car and
~ did not see the carriage. j. r..
Doney. the driver ~ the hack. was
injured. bot the carriage became a
total wreck. The car vas not run
ming ~ high rate % speed or =
serious accident might have occur
red.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

Is now in wasslugtcn IN the inter
ests Of the skawskay people. The
new suft Will he brought on the
grounds Of fraud. Tae detaila u
this alleged fraud are not given cut.
The story OF thes case. a. told BY Mr.
Meore To a star reporter AZ the Dill
Ter this morning. follows. In tssi
MAS up In Alaska and saw the
plot Of land on which skagway now
stands. l liked tia outlook. and To-
Gated fs0 acres as a homestead. l
proved ~ On u and It'd the nscss-
sary work. In is5 I moved there
and was consga nifty on the groaud.
I built houses. trails and cleared the
land. The next year I anticipated :
rush 20 the north. and - staksd aut
the land a. trade and Industrial cen
ter under the laws then IN effect. a nd
recorded my t0wnaite At the Sitka
lard Office.
The following year iss7. the rush
commences ard sQmntterS built
houses and settled on my land
warned all ef them. but Il was %
no use. thought ut the time that
they would Eoon sec their mistake
and rellnquish their claim 10 the
land. Two years ago the Slska lafssi
csEiee allowed ne IS acres. and nov
has given me - acres. The alleged
fraud is all a farce There are only
two more days left for the people ~
Skagway 20 reopen the ease II it u
possible FOR. them 70 DO -. I ain
going 70 proceed 10 Skasway BY the
next boat and personally talk 20 the
people I arm willing TO give reaA-
enable lease % th0se y no efsh n,
but Il i n1y Impression that the peo-
pie want the land for few dollars.
J. q. Price. the attorney wno has
gene 70 Washington In the Interest
~ the people ~ ekaRway. has his
ofIce on property owned ~ me rs
Interest. therefore. IN this case i \
double 0ue. have had a areat deal
Of trouble with the peonle VI there.
but no personal anirnosity VIII -
shown when the final settier1en
comes All that ask = a fair deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
BURNED TN
THEIR CELLS

COLUMBIA. Mo. Feb. s.-~gunprd
Christian ard Henry Arthur. twu
prominent Younx men - this town.
we're arrested last night f1F inteffsr.
ms with a dance. They we're placed
tn jail temporarily. Soon after a
WaM discovered that the young men
had set Are 10 the jail ThFy were
licked In cell which could not BE-
opened. and they died like rats In q
trap.
WENATCHEE - THE local post
office has been raised 60 tie presi
Dental class. and y. 81 Sfhahis has
been reappoinfed postmaster.
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Will REPAIR
THE SEWARD

ouartermastcr Rubin e. receiving
bids Tor repairing and complete
nvcrhaulinE the transport seward
The nneeiHentinna are a. follows a
arw arek iaid. flush Ia the garscaatit
also the hurricane dsek u - have a
uvW covering aud elkht additional
state fnoWH. Many mimaf FNnAlrH
sgiil 81 made. Including an ash sirc-
tor fs4ds are also tging received for
a enauiiue launch which viii b.. used
IN the AiskkAu waters The dlu1eu
slnuH are u o. - fest lung, foot
beam and a rgsaairea speed II
knots The fufsEuimK btas viii b.
arpued uu tho 4Ath inat.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
,NN+1NNN1~1l~~NNNzNN%N%'
aIhe ehrlaiIan

"Ths Christian" al uha Seattle
theuIrr IL uiuuK he hpuse ~ tne
Request al patrons Manager Howe
af hs theHtrU. and Manage IIHkrY
af sThr ebral'au' company. hHte
arranged f1I WHtiur" t1mpffuH.
Tine play De- enc nt tl. hHt pro
du.ed lore th.s alaH9u The HHHf =
excellent throughout aua fhr seen
eIy admirable Tnf lnHf perform.
Hu,e Hlil b. aesu 1'HuHlas night.
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The
HeaIthicSt
Weather

THAT ANY CLIMATE MIGHT
HAVE WOULD NOT BE
HEALTHY. TNLESs
YOU TAKE THE PROPER
PRECAUTIONS.
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS
WHO APE CALLED OUT
AT NIGHT. FIND THAT TO
STIR UP THE BLOOD
~ a MILD WAY NOTHING
COMPARES TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

THE TOWN
The New Owner OF the heari
of Skagway Tells OF
His Plans.

!. Bernard Moore. whose recsut suit
IN Washington. u. o. cetcetng his
TOWNSHIP claims IN Skagway, has
stirred up 50 much cowmotian III Al.
aeka. l. Ia the city, As result q
the suit. the secretary OF tho IN
terror gave Moaru SD acrcs 20 the
best part ~ Skawway, The people
81 thar city, however, were allowed
- DAYS e. make an appeal Ia other
words. until Fcb. !. John q. Prize
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Died Without Physician.

Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. J.
r. Conner died suddenly al her res
ldence. ZOOS Eleventh. avenue. II de-
vetoped today that no physician had
been IN attendance and Coroner
Hoye will hold an autopsy TO as
certain the cause Of death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
BIDS TOO HIGH.

The bids which wers opened BY
e!uaFtsgguastpr Rubin e. furulsn
lumber fnr 81 tanks 70 be usest at
FsFt St Michael and other gotsFn-
usent IUstH near fhe month ~ thr
fukouz are fnfa5ftsd much in rFHfHs
- ths aiiatneui which Nas 81 20.
Yhr allotment u ~ thaughL ~tll D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
Speaks on Auditorium.

40 tn chamber 81 commerce. meet
ing this afternoon James Hamilton
LruiN appeared q urge ihe usesl -
4 large public auditorium iu seat
tie. Alaskan matters. Including the
SkaEWny towuHitr question. we're
expected % come up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits we're issued to-
day bv the city engineers ONCE az
follows r.. p Stafford for "a ] y
story frame building ~ 1904 Seventh
avenue west. costing 500. a, n
Iunn. for a z-stery frame house ai
1915 summit avenue, "a cost 5000
Is Leah q HtciHcher for y i-Htary
frame cottage 1T rs Thomas street.
costing 500. n Sire. J. M0ufHt Tor
moving and additions az POS Pom.
thus avenue. costing 1850 10 Cudah y
Packing Co. for n oue-Htory bfif
on present building on Nayneuel
Avenue. costing 81 900 to J. II John
son for q 2-storY frame house ~
1914 West PIKE street coating 1880
o.
Or. $. Carman has returned.
sasaaa-asa=aitaaaaaaaaasas
Diamond Ice is tho best. 70 costs
M more than the cheapest. Tel
Main fnTr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Feb. a.
The president today sent 10 the sen
ate the nomination II Carroll Wright
10 be commissioner ~ labor Wright
IL the president incumbent
NGTON. ~. =. Feb g.
The house committee on elections
Wiil tomorrow consider the Gear
charges against Delegate wilcox. Of
Hawaii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
STATE ITEMS.

TACOMA - David !. Lewis. the
young man who shot and Killed
Richard Matthews At Wukeson a
few days ago. has been discharged,
II being clearly proved that the ae-
eused mistoek the deeessed for q
burglar.
EVERETT - Max Johnson. who
owns q large spiced herring cHnuery
At Port Townsend. will Establish q
similar enterprise IN this city. BE
claims that excellent herringe are 70
be found ln the hays around Wildly
island Mr Johnson ia also prepar-
ing a bill Ia protect the herring In
dustry. which VIII he presented 10
the Legislature.
EVERETT 8 r.. Hanna. Of
Portland. has been appointed Rcner-
al secretary Of Y. W. q. A. The
committee ~ the association has
tust warded 10 W. J. Miller the cnn-
tract for the erection ~ itH new
building a. the eoruer ~ California
and Rockefeller avenues, the con-
tract price being f832b.b0 the work
20 be completed within 30 days.
KENT Last June Clarence Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

ducks. lie. turkeya i2ik0l3c.
DrfnHed poultry Turkeys. lgHibMc
ehiclrua. l2Wl34r. ducks. l2Wiai4c.
goose. l1taes
1--we stock cows, ahei steers. 40
80. calves. hHuiHe sheep, Hhufu.
a.. lambs. e. hoHH aafitc.
Dressed stock HaEH. s.. lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
RAILROAD PROJECT.

KAi1srELL Mont. Feb. g.. The
Great Northern railways protected
gut-on from here to Libby ia now
assured. Construction o. the iol
mites ~ roadway viii hegin In few
weeks u VIII greatly reduce the
running tise and ease the grades.
The new route will open mp a. new
country that Is rich Ia timber, Gnal
II said O. have been discovered IN
PAVING quantities ncsf the British
American Tine. A branch viii be
built Ia the coal Hclts,
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JosBlNe QUOTATIONS


Lemons. a2uHs la IA boz lines
So 10 per case. cooking apples. HcN
#Np. eating Hpuisa. II hUtrt #a fancy
eating nHHlra. 81 1aa2 co. navel uIe
#ursH So H9H. Il. rssdlIuGH $1,000
Itt. bananas. EishH sos tiaHhti#
fira sta 90 prr Dbl. olives. paa,ye
nan HHHIYU
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"a uusbandoa saiary.

"a Husband on HaurN piaginE
az The Grand. Niil be- seen the hai
Huoa of the NafE with the feguH
lar saturday matinee. Viola l.a
4frtfH continues 20 hiu much Bd
mirauou with hsr paHirnIta voice.
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HeslnR Pictures

The Reafchiikht. 1862 Second
avenue. Is exhibiting Interesting Pile
ureH of queen Victoria. aud the
4uyal family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

Richards and prnHicH MlusfrelH
arc playing tu very iHrar HauHee and
are BEING enjoyed by ali who at
tend The regular Saturday matinee
wlil be EiVeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
CHANGED HIS MIND.

Yesterday afternoon Richard \.
1surkmnn. a TURNER deputy shHfin
sppiled tu judge Cam Foe warrant
fuF the arrest Of the ieaafna namh+
lwrf az the city Tie informed the
court that his reason fuT ulHh.nE %
close the houses mHH = persona
sriaeHnre ne had against toe pro.
arieinfa uf one ~ the houses
Pros rrufiug Attorney FULTON re-
fused tn sanction the iEsHanes ~
TIE warrants GA tle sfHaudn fha
the complaints had act been ptenaf-
81 la the prosecuting attorney of
see
Judge cam then announced that
he Nuuld wait uufii today hefufe
proceeding further Thls mpfHIaE.
AZ specified time, fIurkmau fallsti
10 nrHenf ~ court and "a iH evident
that he has changed his miua.
" q Pierce. assistant 10 the
nrehiaent 81 The Northern Pacific.
arrived ne noon ffom 4 trip over fhr
Seattle hnd fntsrnhtiunaI Afr
HFtrFF4s "a travelling IN hfr rFHVaff H.sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

WHATCOM - A new sblnRie mill
10 being erected at the end 81 the
BeIilngham Bay a Eastern Rail
road on Lake Whatcom which viii
have n capacity Of 10000 feet 81
lumber and 100000 shingles per day
and VIII cost $50. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06
EAGLES WILL SOAR.

The second grand anniversary lall
81 The seattle Eagles. which mkcs
place tonight a. the ArmoFy. prom
lees O. D. large Affair. No
pains or exuenes has heen spared .
make il one - fhe most pisasafabio
entertainments bleh has come oft
ia seattle. n la given annually o.
celebrate the founding af che FRA
trfnai order " KaNIes. which benz
Hxaieut naeltfs AaH born So Seattle
and has spread win rapid Hight
ihr4a shoul the unitHa States and
Canada
Have vou a wantF Then tell f IN
shn star see i6ag ~ agencies page 2
HasHaszsatla
Have vuu q want Then -eli & ~
she star ere liat - agencies page 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

last night. a rsvoivef aud a razor
were found bn ituhinHtte'E paHses-
SION When ne VAS placed under
arrest BY Crane. Hobiustte attempt
ed 20 uaa violence towards foihurr.
but vas prevented. lie was under
the influence II liquor At the time.
OLYMPIA - The reeidsacs Of T.
J. Mehratnay. A Maple park. vas
destroyed by nrc. the o. cupantA saw
Tag hardly auy thfa4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-06

Potatoes. U1eouis.0g 70 ton beetr,
flIuHi1l prf hatks carrots, pr
aHth ltNHie. yellow nHuNsr uutuurt
s2.uU6fata. lettuce. 81 .aa0l 60 PEI cas-"
HufuinH bdafIbes Hubbard r4uAHh.
shH8U pee lbi garlic. siaMi0c eBh.
bHgu. s. 90 red Ils5 Joe he. rri
prppefH luHiao ih. huakH. I1r green
nuiunh. ~ Uibe per d0S eHulinpW+
e. finHWtt9 paf dor crisf1. ipn 900
per dua sweet potatoes fl.taH 90
spanish chin peppers 80 "a
10, spuef kfaut sNte. cream
squash. $50 per eHao brussels
sprouts. G4llr paf 10. california head
lettuce. ttg tHHa. artithuhea. 81 "a
doE green peas Gee 10, dried hgr
cartons, soc. fancy. zoe. imported.
ibc. tomatoes, per cHse, tstiu4o1.
Provlsioas
Fresh meat-CoW beef. 59lAo 10
steer beef. sc per % mutton Weih-
Hr. o.. ewes. hAcs pork. as 'ae prf
10 veal lHfHn. saac small. lHuiohr
Provision Hams. large. llnl@r
hams small tgMiaaD breakfast
bacon. to no iha. laNr. dry. salt
- clear backs sac bellies. ioc.
tattar Cheese GRRs ana Poui,rY
butter = Washington cfeameriet.
pound prints. z5H2se. Eastern Iowa
end EiFiu. tGusar Nebraska. siB s6c
fresh ranch iHfflHr California
creamery. ss42fe
cheese Native Washington. i1g
t3c Eastern. laYtte. california.
I1fh8lIc Hoqurf0rt. t5r per % e.
Hm 81 n9ffie. 20 per ease Sew YORK
Ia4tse. tHmhuHEsr. tsa he. hflck.
l6ffftc. NWtas tsulfe
EEKH Strictly frHHh ranr h. ssH
anr Eastern ESQ. oreauus a.af ztr.
Poultry Chickens. ave. uiaai2c
darhH lIuf-r. geese. aNige turkeys
Ie4Izc
Dressed Htaekz=ChiekrnF i2Hta4r.
turkeys IsHietsc ducks. 1876.
geese. i2oI7c.
Soattio Nhsst Market
Wheat trRpuftl-Sn club. 90
biurHfem as. milling. No. ! Club
ESQ. tlueHfem. esc.
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The SECOND annual grand ban by
the Seattle Military band VIII D.
given in Hnnka HAL tonight
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WEATHER FORECAST.

seattle and vicinity Tonight and
Thursday, fair, northeast Winds
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Two dozen hnif-plnt bottles de-
livcred 60 any part OF the city. 81.
Telephone Rainier 80.
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Rainier
Beer

EfADE or MATERIALS or
WELL KNOWN MEDICINAL
QUALITIES MADE WITH A
FLAVOR THAT rs RIGHT
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tuttar Cheese GrRs sna Poul,rI
Seattle who's, Market

Wheat trKpufu No. club. hec
biuealem. ase. milling. Ma. ! Club
ESQ. hlueafem. &C.
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Have yon a WANT Then -sn e ~
she star sec list - agencies PAGE 2
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-05
PRELUDE.

The blossom snow begins to blow
About the orchid close,
The fields forget the violet
Bot soon shall come the rose, My Dear,
All, soon shall bloom the rose.
The long years prime is summertime
And summers coming on,
Bot the spring O the year is all too dear
And Spring is past and gone, My Dear,
O this is past and gone.
October Seribner's.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-05

chief to tie over her eyes to kee, the
dust out. could not be classed ammo
the unfortunates Of the earth. Auc aa
poor. forlorn stepmother, to whom or
sympathies 60 out, might have go,,.p
much more happiness from life had She
learned that she who asks little get.
nothing, and made her demands accor1.
ingly. When there are thousands al
thousands of prosperous. happy homes
in Nebraska, whose owners started per
niless and have reaped a competencs
from the soil and whose children are
we'll educated and prosperous, and
whose lives have been successful, whv
can not our Nebraska story writers
select type of inhabitant which repre-.
seDts Nebrasksns instead of externally
chanting tale of woe? 1t is such
stories that give our state a bad repu.
tation.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-10-05
A Critique from Mrs. D. c. Mex llip.

SeWdrd, Nebr., Sept. II, 1901.
A Nebraska story in the September
McClure's. by Kate M. Clesry. entitled
"The Stepmother," is lugubrious tale
and conveys the impression that Ne,
braska il not good place to live in. Why
is it that our own story writers writing
for eastern periodicals pick out the very
worst features OF our climate, such as a
dust storm or q blizzard and, ignore all
the delightful. pleasing attributes Of
the country?
Why do they pass over in silence the
thousands OF happy homes in the state,
where the farmers wives have every
comfort and convenience and many
luxuries? And why do they select some
woebegone individual who speaks in
plaintive monotone produced by color
less years Of self-rspression and self
denial and hold her up to the reading
public as type Of the Nebraska coun.
try woman
Mrs. Peattie hangs a wisp Of faded
hair over their forehea1e; Kate Cleary's
type is "weary-eyed. with a scarlet
blotch burning on either cheek, and two