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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
Miner killed by Explosion.


Evansville, Ind, June 22-Dan Sheldon, a
miner in the Archbold Mine at Newburg,
was killed by a premature explosion. Bon
ME Goldback, who stood by his side in the
mine, was not hurt. Thu men -.ent into
the mine to make a shot and &C B led the
same room. Sheldon lived in henderson,
KY, and had a large family.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
Barry County old soldiers Reunion.
SPECIAL

REPUBLIC
Csssville, Mo-. June 2.-The Barry Coun-
ty Society of Old Soldiers and Settlers will
hold their annual reunion at Cassville, Mo-,
on August 10. 20. q and %, 1902. They have
q cold spring bursting from the hill on the
grounds and groves of trees, making it ono
Of the finest places in the State for q re-
union. All committees have been appointed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23

SPEC1AL
Eureka Springs, Ark, Tune "a Frisco
excursion from Fort Scott and intermediate
points this morning brought in a thousand
people to spend the day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
WELL SUPPLIED WITH KIN.
Nine Grandparents for Newborn
at Patoka.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Patoka. Ill, June 22-Mrs. Lewis Hawkins
gave birth to a child to-day which has nine
grandparents living, and all reside in this
city. These are:
The grandfather and grandmother. two
Observation-Disclosures, two gre~at-grandmoth-
ers, two Observation-Disclosures and one
Observation-Disclosures.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23

ton, and the assay price was sS2 for ore as
saying 60 per cent zinc.
Following are the sales in pounds from
tracts of land owned or controlled by the
companies and individuals named. from the
various camps of the district, for the week
ending June q. 1902:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
Arrested on Charge of pe.ertion.

Centralia, ILL.,, June Edward Hogan
was arrested here last night charged with
being a deserter from First Company Coast
Artillery located at Desoto, Els.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23

Wedding Rings Solid GoId),
Finest qualities. 50 to $50. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
rs YOUR HALR~ WORTHADOLLARs

II 60, don't lose it. Use "DeLacyss French Hair
drug stores.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23

It's in the Make.
As long as they last. III $40 suitings at
so. Hesse. eli Pine. See window.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23

Su1phogen relieves all stomach and bowel
troubles. Write for booklet. 1924 Olive ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
$4,000 COLT
is DROWNED

What was claimed % be- The most
promising trottinE colt ip the North
west. Was drowned tn the puWhmiah
river. near the King County Fair A.
ISOLATION race track. Friday. " r.
SAuls, the owner ~ the colt Meuzie.
aaia This Afternoon that h~ would not
have taken t5.oo0 Tor him. The ami
nRl was a syeur-oid brought from
ths palo Ate farm ia California
three months aEu. tiia grand sire
was the famous trutting stallion
k.isctioueeF. and he was related GO
Abbot and Mendocino
J. H. Riley. the trainer IN charge Of
the Van DE Nanter stock farm. took
trip to Everett ard lsft the colt IN
charge II a hnif-bfret haetier with
instructions 20 exercise him. The
latter reports that he took the horse
up tire river with a Jogging cart. on
seeing a wagon. the colt SHIFTED and
backed into the river The hnstlsr
could not save him. There are ru-
mors that there has been some foul
play IN the matter. as u seems
strange that a horse should be-
drowned under such ctrcumsta ncea
Riley and the half. breed. u 4 ru-
morsd. cannot be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
BRE ERT0N BRIEFS

The bright warm weather on sun
day brought hundreds ~ people on
the many boats from Seattle and
other points to visit the navy yard
and parks. Some enjoyed them
selves az dancing. while others wiz
messed the bail games.
The game played In the forenoon
between Charleston and TraCytou
resulted in a victory for the former.
Il to 2
IN the afternoon a very tame affair
came on between Hrcmertnu and OF
niia. Bremertou allowed them only
score out Of "a.
on Saturday the Stewart 4
Holmes team dragged the boys on
the oregon and beat them NJ bali by
10 10 ?.
Their. came near being n drowning
az the wharf yesterday afternoon. A
small boy waE thrown into the hay
from an overturned boat. and was
kept from going under by q man with
a plank.
The oft-repeated school site cleo
ton came or again on Saturday. and
was another draw People are get
ting tired ~ 50 many elections and
want 20 know when they Will end
peter Pirret has week on from
Lowman q Hanford's seattle store
and Is visiting his folks az Decatur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
MUST Be
CLEANLY

The question % reforming coudi-
lions in the stock yards and slaush-
tvr pens south ~ the city on the tide
flats viii come up Tor consideration
at the next rrEuiar meeting % "a,
board ~ health. Health OFFICER Car.
RON this afternoon stated that the
meeting would be held next Monday
evening
The fact that there IL urgent need
Tor Interference by the health board
al the slaughter pens r. being more
strongly than ever impressed upon
the uifHctnriea ~ iisuVon hill rest
dents since thv hot weather set 81.
To-day ,tr stencil waited up from
the tide flats o. nearly uncomfortable
in that section ~ tho city and gives
the residents ~ the hili keen sense
Of the discomfort IA store Tor them
during the summer unless change
"a made w the manner ~ conducting
the butchsfing industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
LOST HER TOW

The steamer Grace Dollar cleared
from Gruya Harbor yesterday for
San Francisco with a tow of nine
sparH. each spar being more than
100 feet in length. While crossing
the bar there the heavy seas snap
ped the chains ana the big spars
drfted out 20 sea. ~ the same
time the Dollar lost valuable cargo
~ boousticks which were washed
overheard from her deck. She pro-
ceedod on without waiting 70 pick
up the big sticks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
THE MARKETS

Strawberries sold remarkably fast
this morning The accumulation -
Saturdays shipments disappeared
before n'eloek ana buyers wrf~ on
hand eager TO secure the frsshef
rnuslKnpeuts The price swung be-
tween ti-00 and 81 80. according 10
quality. a few boxes 81 Hood river
berries came ln this morning. and
sold az g. 90. Cherries are In good
demand az tI2s. Asparagus H. very
HcArcr. ana what little there Is on
the street - selling az Ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
heaters


Lincoln J.. Carter has reformed
lie has written q play without a
railroad Ga g.
not only thnt but In his Two
Little WaifG.' which played 10 Nat
Goodwin buslncHg az the Third Az
cuue last night he holds himself
down to facts much better than Ia
his earlier Productions When Mr.
Carter comes 90 town We have been
led 60 expect nothing Less than a
steamboat .eIrloHiOn. railroad
wreck OF Sulcauir eruption. He haa
dramatizeT every kind ~ harrow
ing incident but game 81 ping
pong Hts plays are red. rcd, rcd,
az Mary McIare would say
Two Little Waits u Just as much
81 bin bang proposition as the
others, but n does not 40 20 ridicu-
lous lengths. In fact IL y ~ y dis
tinctly higher class than the rest.
People should take an their eyes
with them when they go 10 the Third
Avenue this week. for the scenery
H. y big feature. The first setting
shows the Hudson river and the Pal
isadcs with the lights Of Fort Ire
and the rising moon. The Little
Church Around the Corner. where
an the actors 40. is as pretty as can
be.
Tho leading woman lives n sort Of
Jekyll and Hyde existence. being
twins with herself, and playing the
heroine one minute ana the villain
ess the next. Mr.. Russell could get
up a respectable guessing contest az
10 how the lightning change is made
in the third act. II beats THE
Prisoner Of Zenda" all to smash
There are several star parts In the
piece, and II Is hard 20 pick out the
one which the author intended ns
the lead. The two children, Harry
and Grace Fleming have as much
show az anyone else, and they are
splendldly taken by Stanley and Io-
lita Lamb. The youngsters also sing
when We Are Married" about as
well az Mae Sailor does.
Mr.. Russell, always a kind and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
SUNDAY SERMON

THE JOY u Being Innocent was
the subject Of an eloquent sermon
BY Rev. ~. A. Matthews az the First
Presbyterian church last night
You cannot aford 90 flirt with
sin. he HAid. for u IL dangerous g.
coqa~tsr with crime The only safe
course ia 10 keep away from the very
appearance ~ evil, The outside
world IL paWeflesa tn burt You. ana
you are never injured by cNtefnnlH.
Your danger H. from the Internal
rnatny When you reach forth your
hand and touch. The connection -
formed between your Internal pas
sionH and appetites and the external
devils
Guilt destroys the minds peace
the hearts nrr fcsiinKH ana life q
beautiful character. The mnNi beau
iiful rose that ever bioomvd IL ihs
blush upon the human cheek. The
sAdd~st day IN the life Of any young
man tn the day he can't blush. When
guilt piurks this faif flower from
conscience. decay has begun itA work
upon the saul.
Young man. YOU were endowed
with the same purity your sister
puaaessea Where u yuuraf Nou
we're born Just ~ pure. You have
as much 10 lose az she haH. and you
have As much 10 preserve. A good.
pure man 10 Just as good and pure as
= purv woman. There is no reason.
why the woman should be the purer.
The greatest blot upon American his
tory ~ the double standard permit
ted in our society Young man. you
can be innocent and you are not liv-
INK up o. the run duty or privilege
Of man II you are not innocent
III iu the proud~st moment ~
ones NE when he can say. am
innocent II feels 80 good Co live
a clean life ita odur iH delightful.
All things connected with clean
rfe make Il delightfully."- inviting and
healthfui
20. to be clean' only through
chris, can you stand before the bar
~ heaven and say I am innocent.
blessed are the pure. clean. inuo-
cent. They shall see God YounF
man. bs clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

thoughtful manager. distributes fans
TO HE patrons this warm weather
he also provides heavy snow
storm IA the last act. There IL
nothing which Manager Russell will
not DO Tor the comfort ~ his pa.
irons Each lady ln The audience
likewise reccivcb a souvenir picture
of the Lamb children. with a gentle
advertisement at tho bottom.
Two Little waits should dfuw
bis all week
"Alabams" at the Seattle
Tho Rcuey company presented
Augustus Thomas masterpiece. Al
ALBANIA" az the Henttlr theatcr last
night to an apprcclntive audience.
Many old-time Seattle faNoritoa
appear with the HetleY company.
chiefly among them Il harrington
Reynolds who has appeared here for
several seasons with Daniel Fraw-
Icy, Ills acting was mnHterfui, his
voice perfect aud with u stage preH-
once that no one would feel justinod
In ctiticiAing la other words his
Col Moheriy Is an excellent portray
AL VI the character Of n thorough
southern gentleman, benjamin
Howard as the cHirangad son Of Cot.
Preston also won much applause Tor
his easy, graceful acting In emo
tionnl work Mt HoVardu deep rich
voice thrilled the entire audience. In
his reading of the part OF col. Pres
ton, hen Johnson fairly outdid him
self Ills cnuuciatlon was perfect
and iu The role II the fiEni1ed yet
kind old man Of the old school his
work was very Commsndnble. The
comedy lH carried principally by
John DAILY Murphy as Squire Tuck
vr, the county justice. MI Murphy
appeared here With the stuart com
pAny ana became quite fayoritr.
Hc dld his work last night exceed
inKly we'll Hts dfoil quiet humuf
was responsible for much applause
blanche Douglass, who took the part
% Southern woman whose NE had
been made unhappy bv an early
marriage with man Hhe did not
love. established an early reputation
Tor herself hrrr BY aftlHtieally pre-
HcntinE the part Mlnnctte barrett
a. a Southern Kiri asa vef3 well. but
ahr could do better " self -ron-
sc.uusn~ss we're eliminated from her
work A T. Mcdonald. who was
formerly treasurer 81 the Seattle
thrntrr. appeared with the company.
"AiahAma" runs entire week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
-
BETTER MAIL
SERVICE HERE

W. Irwin % San Fraucivro. sup
erintendcnt Of free delivery mail
service on the Pacific coast ig in
Seattle investigating the system lu
this city II atm surprised az the
wonderful growth Of Seattle since
WINS here a year ago" he Rald this
morning II sympethize with Post
master Stewart IN his efforts 10 ae.
cure "a better delivery system Tor So-
attic. and although I cannot disclose
the exact recommendation which
will make TO the department at
Washington. I will say that be-
ueye that In two OF three months
Seattle viii have a better carrier
aervice. especially I'm the outside dis
tricts. or course. a larger appro-
priation viii have 20 be made in or
der 20 do this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
COL. LEWIS
May LEAVE
A Rumor Says That James Ham viii
Quit Seattle

\ rumor has been going around
toWn--and Il has gained considerabi,
OBEDIENCE In the past week OF two
that Col. James Hamilton Lewis.
former congressman from this state.
aud famous throughout the country
tof his spectacular plays" in CON
grcaa, wac about 90 foraake Seattle
for an eastern uity n IL stated that
hc has opened offices ia chicago and
that he win IN a short time be a
leader IN Cook county politics The
rumur Is discredlted by his buaiueNa
associates IN Seattle.
Mr. i.cwN has been absent from
the city since last JANUARY. and
gathering from accounts. has been
more or less Ia the public eye la the
hast ever since on the other hand
sc VS. stated that MIR Lewis win re-
turn 90 Seattle In short time. and
hts friends state that he has abso-
lutuly NJ intention ~ leaving Seat
tie for good
Col Lewis has been In Seattle
many years and is recognized as one
.of the most able legal practitioners
IN the state. lie has hecn connect
ed with nearly an ~ the noted Grim
inal trials IN the history of the state.
In politics he ~ also active, being
one OF the main pillars of tho Dem
ucratic party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
SPOKE TO The
CHILDREN

Members Of the James a. 8exton
poet. q. A. r.. addressed the chill
yesterday afternoon. The speakers
at the various schools were ns fol
lows. Henry Frye. Green Lake.
Carl kleinHrhmidt. Minor. NJ Car
son. Denny 4. g. Hopkins, Denny
Thurman. +. y. iinrry. ibtona g..
u. Dudley queen Anne J. NJ ronk-
lin. Rainier. o. ". Lincoln. Wnllu
WhllH, ~ \. Herman, &c. Francis
John Taylor. Pacific. W II. PeuiuR.
ton. Randeli il a. Parks. Cascade.
An The @. A. 4, posts Of the city
meet tomorrow at 10 Il, ~. az IT,
Marks church. o. listen 20 a sermon
by Rev. j. y. -. tlWyd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Binc QUOTATIONS.


Lsutona-tz coos - a nas. snasiag an
Pies, fac 9fi GO. satHr aNpleu 81 Taa4 co.
ufsnxes o. Toe ~ haHahas 81 TtH- 20
pine appias, g. - So aas sss.llGnE asanErs
- 2sus p. navsia. o. zsBa 20 Mnfiterfan-
sab swe9ts - ~ Naisnrtaa. 81 pggst =
linsss. 81 s01ts - raaa. fanrsfinoa o. Is
sraf~ fsuif a. 1pata 80 strswhsrvisa o. 90
ISL ~ l~r crate He'd H4Fsrs g.. 90 CHER
riss o. 20 fer hoa Eonssh~Frirs. 81 - gss
crate.
vsfstahifs
fsgsafa~s uB INuHFsa psg Ton
nsNs - 90 - - per est. n~sfs. sfwii -
per sack rarrass mH@sfs HsF sack tsftua~.
~ tn@fgl - p@f rass. tusuips piAe@ti n
Tariir. - rabhaxr 81 taHti Is tsr cut.
huaks, ~ csiurg - rnF dos HaFaf uatas
toes. So 90 ser ease ChfM ssprsrH. 30 no.
sausrkrsuf gAu1c tomato o. 80 lsf
crate. rsdishes. to- r@r hos pafsisF no
No. untans. 81 ~ rsF rwt rarsnips
10 rauiihoS~r. o. p. purapkins. z9s@s
pFf lh. sauashsa. aar. waH beans. IL.
aFtfrhnkss as paF Sea string nsana.
~ r1irunh~ru Taeafi 70 rsT das. hfusssi 3
sfrssHfa. TEzes teas a. fslsui4sus lsas.
fe rhuiasFh 441r I~r paund. spinach
toH-ne per fsss Wsfta Waifa Hsrarssua
VI aadti 70 Ysr baH. aafivs. 81 so5fi - per
case.
Provisisns
FRESH rasat-Cow hesf o. usf ih. steer
hnsf woe rsf ibi fnnttau wvtheg. Tse.
ewes 4Ae. PORK 10 per ~, veal large.
A. small. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
WRECK or The IR0QUOIS

After tossing about for seven days
and nights In q little boat ON the
open sea. captain Chadwick Thomp-
son. his wife ana the crew OF the
wrecked American ship troduuis.
made Dutch settlement on the is
land or snlayer. IN the Flores sea.
captain Thompson is only % years
OF age. lie was formerly IN com
mand OF the big ship Roanoke. that
recently left Seattle with "a valuable
cargo for Europe The irOquois ls
owned by the sewalls. Of Bath Me.
and was bound from New York for
Tein-tsin. China. with "a cargo Of oil
when she was wrecked.
on the night 81 March. 10 sho
struck on "a gunkon reef ana quickly
sunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
ASKS EXTENSION

The independent Telephone con-.
pary this afternoon nlcd "a petition
with the city clerk asking FOR fur
Their time 20 complete the iuHtaila
ton 90 their system Ia the city They
were 60 have been in actual opera
ton by May /. but tbs mnnRAs %
the company claim that they have
been unable 20 secure the necessary
apparatus iu time They ask fof an
extension OF from % % Is days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
NEGRO LYMGnEB

PARIS. $40. May 20 \ mob ~ 100
men took Abe Withcrup, a negro
who murdered William Grow, a
white boy. from the couuty Jail yes
trrday MORNING ana hanged him
from a bridge at the northern end u
the town The officers made dea-
perate resistance 10 the mob but
were uVrrpuWFrrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
LARCENY is CHARGED

An appeal for aid to assist In nl-
teviatlng the distress IN the families
Of the dead miners ~ Fefnle, - ."
was received this morning ny Mayor
HumeB. The request Tor ald comes
nom Edwin g. Smith, member If
ns rIiament rom the Southeast Koot-
nnav dtstrict. Contributions may be
teft with Mayor Humes or forwarded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
SHOOTING

BAKER CITY. ore. May rs
Two white miners and nnme negroes
who we're stealing a ride from Pen
dlvton In a boN car. last niEht. IN
gagged In shooting serhpe in which
two negroes Wsre shot and one % the
miners badly wounded. The negroes
attempted a hold -up.
Frank Moore one ~ the negroes
VIII dc. The miner who is wounded
L. Charles Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

ELLFSsBURG. Wash. May "a
r. D. Lamhson sold his hardware
store 90 NJ. Christensen OF Everett
Saturday.
Martin Iiailcnbeck ~ ToppeniHh
and Miss Laura /. Bradshaw were
married at the residence 0f q. H..
Bradshaw last evening, Rev. J. a.
woodward officiating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Last Edition
q O'Clock 70. rs.

TO J. =. l. Alexander. secretary Of
the board of trade OF Fcrnle, Mr..
Smith alHu states that active steps
Tor the relief ~ the minors are being
taken in Victoria, Vancouver and
other British Columbia cities ana by
the provincial government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
BALLIET'S
F0XINESS

DIES MONIES. May 2e-At the
Ballet trial today Fosiofftrc In.
spectnr Stuart testified that when NJ
instituted an Investigation OF Bal,
het's connection with the white
Swan mine. the latter admitted he
had not yet purchased the mine bug
nevertheless had secured so 900
through the sale 81 stock This al,
ter one months operation.
Ballet Justified his cnurpe AZ thv
time by saying the mine had recently
sold AZ sheriffs sale Ter Ssa1 ~. and
he knew Il could be- bought cheap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Los ANGELES
CHOSEN

NEW YORK. May 70 The next
general assembly ~ the Presbyterian
church viii be- held ia Los Angeles.
This was decided upon hy tho conn
miHslanerH this morning when they
cast M votes FOR the Pacific coast
city aH against i4s for Cleveland. o..
The struggle Tor the honor ~ being
The convention city has been a pro
tractcd one. Denver. Colorado
Springs. San FranciFgg and Salt
Lake city being western competitors.
The assembly adjourned sine die
this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
500 REWARD

DR. J. w. Tappan ~ Brooklyn. y.
g.. has notified " a. Caruthars OF
this city that n reward ~ 500 would
be- paid 10 anyone giving Information
that viii Lead 40 che discovery or
Herbert Tappan nis nephew who
disappeared from this city April "a
and has not been heard ~ since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
FOR NOME MAY 29

The steamer Elihu Thomson OF the
Pacific Cold storage Co. arrived here
TODAY from Tacoma 20 hnish loading
ber cargo for Nome. She sails on
he 2sth inst. with a barge In tow
and a cargo principally frozen meats
and livestock, valued at 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
BREAKS HIS ARM

J. a. Brown fell down a nlRht OF
stairs la a lodging house early thia
morning and broke his arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
o. BUCK G CO.

Mems, Boys children's clethlna.
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes
iiot Second Avenue. New Times
lhtti1inw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
WILL PARRY HOME

Councilman win n Parry returned
from the East today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Check System
Throughout

-. not a prescription conn
49, ar box or bottle of medi-
f'au sssssrarSa at Bartells that Is not
c.s,ny checked by an oVcrsccr,
sske no chances nor neither do
~ 80 nlsta kts eana0t occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
FEARS FOR THE vOLANTE
LITTLE SCHOONER is OVERDUE FRAncsco--oTHER
INTERESTS SONS HAVING TO DO WITH
SHIPS SHIPPING.

passed to the control Of Frank Wal
srhouHe a 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Anti Prices

Gradual. Prescription prusglsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Nothing Overlooked

v, Auv eur medicines az the rieht
~. ana We sell them at reason
n, nri,es. Each patron receives
.sne careful attention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-15

the side wall, and blew a loud, clear tone to let the hands" know 1t was noon. After a while she heard shouts of laughter from her husband and the "hired men, and go- Ing to the back "stoop," whence the sounds proceeded, saw Elizabeth with two hens dressed In dolls clothes, in her lap. Instead of trying to escape they lay contentedly in her embrace. Never were seen such funny dolls. and the mother joined In the general mrth. Elizabeth beamed with delight, "See mother" she said, q have dressed up Speckle Top and Silver Crest"-these were the names she had given to the chickens don't they look cuteF'
 When the father took Speckle Top and at tempted to play with her the hen gave an h. dgnant "Cluck, Cuckl' and rushed away as fast as her unusual draperies would per. init.
 "Waltr' said Elizabeth, "I will fix her for you" Sure enough. the child caught the fugitive, rubbed her little hand over its head stay with you" The child had actually sue ceeded In mesmerizing the fowls, and can not begin to tell you the fun she had with her unique pets.
 When the few children who lived anywhere near heard of Ellzabeth's new dolls they gave their elders no peace until they had visited Ellzabet and had seen for themselves the wonderful sight. What good times the chll- dren did have with their feathery friends after Elizabeth had, as she called 1t, fixed" theml
 Elizabeth was never lonely after she found her power over the chickens. She played with them all, although Speckle Top and Sil- yer Crest remained the favorites. No one on the farm would have thought of killing them to grace any board, and they actually lived years, finally dying of old age.