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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
OHIO BOY A
'PINO CHIEF

MARION. o. June clad In a
hreeehriout and stiff hat; living on
a diet OF rice. frult. nsh and grass
hoppers; the husband OF a dusky
belle OF a Filipino village. Of which
he Is said 10 be the actual chief. Il
the lot Of ChaTlcY Thompson. for
mer Marion bop Of good family. lie
enlisted In the army 1T this place in
1889. and was assigned to Company
L 18th infantry.
A letter Written at Matgnn March
u 10 Private JoE. L. Allen. Company
l. 18th Infantry. tells how young
Thomson fell In love with the PIE
pine maid aeon after the arrival Of
the company at MAtEon. II relates
how his love WA rsturned. and how.
against the advice Of the entire com
pany. he married hts Pine sweet
heart. The writer says that Tnumu-
son processes TO enjoy the happy 20.
lucky existence be la leading. and
that he and his bride appear TO be
as happy an the traditional mice in
the mill.
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COURTHOUSE NOTES

Tu Yum Yen. who has been tried
twice before on the charge Of steal
ing rice from the Quong Tuck Com
pany. Is again on trial IN the erim-
NAL court today.
At each OF hts preceding trials the
Jury has disagreed. The stolen rice
Is being used as an exhibit In the
case.
The sult OF w. NJ. Hines against
the Seattle Electric Company will
be heard In Judge Bells court this
afternoon. The suit h for So eooo5.
AR. Hines alleges that his expulsion
from a Grant street car last No
vetnber was entirely without provo
cation. as he was behaving IN n
quiet geuticmanly manner nj the
time. He was. he says. forced 70
walt for the next car. and as his
fare paid on the first car was not
refunded. u was only by the ex-
pendfture % an extra nickel that he
was able to reach his suburban home
He claimcs that he Was greatly
Inundated. and also phyHicaiiy In
Jured when put off the car
lie was arrested and given a quiet
place 80 reflect on the matter. Last
night he paid the money. but said
that the stud was nothing but paste
and the ring Of small value.
Nell Dougerty has fled suit
against Daniel McNan1arn for as
saulf He asks $500 damages.
Nels Olsen has flied a suit against
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CONGRESS
is ACTIVE

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June A.
In the senate. by unanimous consent.
and ON motion OF Quay, bill was
passed promoting the senior major
general Of the array, Brooke. To the
rank OF lieutenant general. and nlac-
ing him on the retired list.
The house today laid ON the table
the resolution calling for an ac-
counting 81 the expenditure of Gen.
Wood. thus duashing the entire mat
ter.
Tbs Philippine civil government
bin was passed last evening by the
senate by a vote of as to SO.
The senate this afternoon took up
the Nicaraguan canal bill as passed
by the house. II was read. as WAS
the Spooncr amendment. which
leaves the selection OF the canal
route 20 the discretion OF the prcei-
dent. Morgan spoke az length en-
the question Of seismic disturbances.
claiming there was less danger 10
the Nicaragua than the Panama
route. but declared there was no
vital danger feared FOR either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
MR.. BRYAN
IS IGNORED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June -
The Democratic state convention
met today with J. w. Kern. an per-
manent chairman. The Bryanites
were defeated for representation On
the platform committee. The plat
form was adopted as the first busi-
ness.
1t does not mention Bryan or sll-
yer: denounces Republican alliances
with trust. the DingIey tariff and
favors a declaration OF the nation
purpose 10 assist the FilipinOa 70 es-
tablish an independent government.
Nominations we're quickly made as
follows. Secretary of state. A.
Schoonover: attorney general. w. r..
stiliweH. auditor. J. X. Riggs.
treasurer, Jerome Heiff; supreme
court clerk, Adam Hamburger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
SIBERIA

Captain j. Rosene president OF
the Northwest Commercial Company.
ls at the head Of a large enterprise
which will make Seattle its perfna-
nenf headquarters. He has secured
an immense concession Of lands in
Siberia. which he believes VIII be a
great factor Tn putting Seattie's COM
merce To the front He secured the
concession. the coast line Of which
ls I 800 miles long. by making a per-
eonal trip to St Petersburg and
using his Influence with the govern
ment- He has received word thar
hir negotiations had been successful.
He has already sent a ship TO the
Siberian shore and leaves tomorrow
himself for Nome. from whence ne
viii take n sailing steamer for the
Siberian coasts
Once there he will proceed 20 e.
tGblish trading posts With Captain
Roeene Ia associated Hon. f. w.
Peck. Of Chicago.
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White Kid Belts. Fastening with
white ribbon. regular values 7sc and
400. on sale from 5 20 II at &c.
Mirrors. adjustable on stand. rcgu-
lar price S0e; sale price. from 9 70
~. az nc.
Coin Purses. worth 7sc and Sc:
sale price. from ) to II. NJ use.
Women'E silk KsrnonoH. new. just
received. % sell at $500. handssme
patterns. trimmed In plain and con-
tfaHting coiafs in white: on sale, npc-
clai. frem 20 n. at sass
Lappett swisa. five patterns. -
inches vide. very sheer. in both
striped and ail-oyer figures. worth
itc yard. ftom 20 II at only stzc.
women's aud chiidren's Sunb0n-
nets. all coiors. some plain. others
with fancy stitching and wide ruff
fles. splendid value at t1c. to II
tomorrow At 3oe.
Pillow Cases. made Of hienehed
cotton. t2-ss inches. worth i0c each,
Thursday. from = to n. at SC.
Cream outing FLANNEL. worth G. I;
Thursday. from s To n. al &C.
American Shifting Prints. all good
STYLES. worth Be- n yard Thursday,
from TO II. At &c.
Boys. Straw Hats. plain and fancy
bands. worth sc: from to ii at fAc.
Boys Corduroy Pants. sizes 4 TO II
years. worth CSC: TO III at soc.
Boys wash Suits. sizes ! 10 5
years. worth Toe: 20 III AZ s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
cow BELLS
and DIGNITY
Go Down the Lire Toreshsr IN West
Seattle

Dropping for the time weiRhty
municipal problems. the West Scat
tie city council at its meeting last
night discussed in unwonted har-
mony the pastoral subject Of cow
bells.
The proposed repeal Of the new
ordinance forbiddlng the wearing OF
bells by the gentle HuttercupH aud
Honaies Of the suburbs. was under
consideration. ON a ballot the re-
pealtng ordnance was lost by a tie
vote. but the discussion developed
the fact that the anti-bell law has
not satisfied everybody.
The West Seattle cows. ~ seems,
have developed an unpleasant habit
OF playing truant In the deep under
brush since bells were abolished
The couucilmen who are COW own :
ers argued that until asphalt pave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
POLICE NOTES

A bogus collector "a alleged 10
have awindled A. Dillon a co. Of Eis
Western avenue According To a
report made 70 the police this morn
ing a young fellow named Riley, WAS
doing some collecting for the firm
and contrary to ths usual order OF
things. kept for himself the tSb hr
collected. The police are requested
20 make the acquaintance Of Riley.
Carl Hansen. an alleged jaif break
er from Tacoma. was taken into Gus
tody by Detectives Freeman and
Hubbard this morning. lie wiii be
returned 20 the City Of Destiny.
George Wood. who claims to be a
rewaboy. was arrested by Detective
Hyrnen this morning on suspicion.
Wood II believed By the police to be
one Of a gang Of bad men now In
the city
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WOMTN'@ WORLD

them. Not only are they made In
their original form. but In squares.
crescents and even circles. Every
thing II tucked. and the more oddly
II II tucked the more modlsh u Il.
A New Dish
Do you Iikp artichokesf Fashion
able folk are studying this distinct
lively Southern vegetable since IL was
served after the lettuce salad At
dinner given In New York for Prince
Henry. which. Of course. stamps u
as n dish fit for royalty. Southern
housewives serve the leaves, which
have been in boiling water for half
an hour. with melted butter 81 a
Hechamei or Hoilsndaise sauce.
There are many dainty dishes 10 be
made Of the artiehoke. Tomato aud
artichoke salad IN fine, especially
when nixed with cold ham and
tongue. Forcemeat balls served on
hearts OF artichokss or n salad made
OF anchovy paste and slices Of Arti-
chokes ts delicious. Another Ape
tizing diAh is made by cooking the
hearts In nalted water and mixing
with mayonnalse. hard-boiled eggs,
caperH and other garnishea.
Concerning Rhubarb
In canning rhubarb for winter the
cook who is slightly economical OF
her sugar II far more apt 90 give
satisfaction to the appetite she caters
10 than the one who pfidcH herself
upon her rich preserves and MARINA
ladies'. A very little rhubarb mar
msiade or preserves VIII go long
way In the majority OF families, but
that which il canned with only SUI
ficient sugar 20 make Il palatable ls
n delightful change 10 almost any
one during the winter season and
rarely pals upon the appetite.
The red variety Of rhubarb In the
richest In flavor. and the early
spring plants are more tender ana
have less acid. This variety should
never DO peeled, requiring only to be
thoroughly washed. The skin r. en-
tircly dissolved In cooking. and the
rosy green color Is distinctly pleas
ing.
In cooking rhubarb for the table
or in preparing It for future use, the
addition OF n little pineapple makes
Il more delicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
ROMANTIC
MARRIAGE

A romantic wedding was ceiebrat-
cd when Chas- l. Lundy and Miss
Adelaide Nielen were married az IL
o'clock this morning At the Seattle
General hospital Miss Nielan In
just recovering from a serious oper-
alton for appendicitis. Her parents
objected TO her marriage with Lundy.
and rather than give up her lover.
Miss Nielan came to Seattle from
her Cincinnati home and supported
herself by working in the telephone
exchange. Mr.. I.undy followed her
here. only to ind her dangerously
~ at the hospital. II is thought that
she VIII recover. and that they win
make Seattle their home
The bride 70 % years old and the
groom A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
BODY OF DEAD SOLDIER
MISSING FROM CASKET

the eRHket. which was hermeticaily
scaled. they were surprised TO ma
1t contained nothing but a few yards
Of linen.
This discovery has produced a
sensation throughout this uoetton OF
the state. and there Is much nnrmia-
Ing aH % whether II Is the result OF
"A mistake or an Intentional fraud.
The war department IL conducting
an Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
WASHINGTON
STONE GOOD

The question Of having Washing
ton stone In the proposed federal
building at Seattle. came up again
this morning az the Chamber Of
Commerce. T.. o. Graves stated that
Alaska should be Included IN the ter
rftory named. He said that there
were deposits of marble in Alasifa
fully as fine as the best Eastern
quarries. He favored the securing of
samples to be submitted to con-
tractors and n the supervising
architect at Washington. G. J.
fnith thought that a committee
Should be appointed to find out bout
the plans for the building and submit
samples Of stone. John p. Hartman
and f. q. Fowler also spoke upon
the question. The matter was final
~ referred to the committee on
state affairs.
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he WAS CURED OF LOCKJAW

PHILADELPHIA. June Ed
ward Moore. who was admitted 10
the Samaritan hospital a month ago
with a severe attack OF iockJaw or
tetanus. was discharged today per-
feetiy cured.
on April 20 Mr.. Moore waH struck
ON the face by n swinging door,
breaking the skin and causing blood
poisoning. f1ockiaw soon resulted
from the Injury and the case was 10
days advanced before the help of the
hospital physicians was called In,
Moore was at once given the anti
toxin treatment. Every two hours
the autitoxin was Injected into his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

spinal cord. After two days OF this
treatment the number Of Injections
per day was reduced from e TO six.
From the nrst day Moore began 10
improve. and Is now perfectly re-
stored 60 health. flis case iH re-
garded as the most notable Of the
kind In medical annals. because of
the advanced stage Of the disease
when Hrst treated. When he was
admitted TO the hospital his body
was as rigid ns a board. and his
jaws were elnmped together as II
turned To stone. Five hundred dol
Lara worth 81 anutoxin was injected
Into him before hia recovery was
compiete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
WAGON CALLED
FOR RIOT In SYNAGOGUE

There was an Immediate huhbuh and
rush for tho disturber of tho ser
vices. Miller escaped. Members Of
the HynnFoRue got Into an argument
which finally resulted Ia a free-for-
an night Umbrellas. canes, prayer
books. fats hnd feet were called Into
Use. A chli was sent to the police
department aud the patrol wagon
soon hove IN sight OF the fighters.
who at once subsidized. The officers
could ind no diHturher. and people
with bruised heads and shins secret
~ hurried away for treatment
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June A.
silver Springs. this county ana
member OF Troop A. Third fennHyl'
Philippines. Dee. u. isaa. DESTROYS
of having his remains brought home
HE parents communicated with the
war department, and yesterdhy the
caskct arrived.
The funeral was Co have taken
place tomorrow. but upon opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
RENT0N HILL CLUB

The Renton I'M Improvement Club
win hold an important meeting to-
morrow evening At the rooms. cor
ncr EIGHTEENTH avenue and East
spring street. The annual reports
OF the officers and their election for
next year VIII take place.
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! O.0.F. ELECT
OFFICERS

wHATcOM. June 4--The grand
lodge.-I O. O. F.. which Is in ses-
sion in this city. elected the follow
ing officers yesterday: Grand mas
ter. J. J. Taylor OF Orting. deputy
grand master. r. NJ Waters OF Spo-
kane: grand warden. Lee r. A shaw
OF Seattle. grand secretary. Louis r.
Krienbuki Of Spokane: George A.
EIssmere OF Tacoma was elected rep
resentetlve sovereign Of the grand
lodge Walla Walla was chosen as
the place for holding the next ses-
sion Of the grand lodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

CANTON. Ohio. June t.-while
Rabbi Cantor OF the Anse Sholum
synagogue was Offering prayer at
feast. peddler named Miller enter
ed the synagogue and raised dis
tufbnnce In the vcstihule. \ meme
her OF the congregation asked Miller
10 become quiet. but received blow
Rabbi Cantor paused Ia his prayer
to gNiiow the disturbance to quiet
lie then resumed his devotions. but
the rabbit and hts worshipers were
startled by the cry of n member, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

NOT THERE
MADISON PARK LIQUOR SELLER
AGAIN GOES FREE

when the case OF William steffen
has called In the police court this
kftarnoon the defendant did not an
liver 10 his name. The so bail
money put up by him was forfeited,
et no bench warrant was issued for
bis arrest. The case was treated the
lame as the regular monthly gam.
kling cases. when the bail Is turned
kxer to be used as fines.
Stcffen was arrested for Illegally
kelling liquor at the Madison Park
nayffion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

WIN. Bloch for assault lie asks FOR
$4,000
James Rishop has fied a d1mags
suit against the city for 1900.
Annie Mcsween@y has filed n d.
voree- suit against John l. Me
Sweeney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
IN ELLEN SRURG


ELLEFSBURG. June s.--The "a
Gies Improvement society has ap-
propriated ei75 10 build a band stand
for the city band. Grocery and shoe
men w. dfygoods and clothing men.
VIII play NEXT Tuesday afternoon.
EiIensburg Will celebrate July 4 in
an Old fashioned picnic at the new
ball grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

) tn II q clock sale tomorrow morning,
bargain sales. Seattle women are
here for the bargains.
Taffeta Ribbon. very finest quail
iiy. guaranteed all pure silk and
washable. ~ inches wide. In white,
black and all the desirable spring
shades. actually worth sse a yard.
TO IL. AZ lie.
Fancy Persia Braids. made from
finest quality silk and tiuFei, hand
eorne color combinations. In straight
and irregular weaves--such grades
have been sold at 2bc per yards to
II at 3Ae.
Fancy Washable PIque Stocks.
with coiored hcmstitched turnover,
finished with fine embroidery
Fashions Latest Fancy-worth soc.
from e II At ale.
Boys Pine Ribbed Cotton Shirts
and Drawers. In gray. also Misses
Vests and Pants. in white cotton,
superior quality, all sizes. worth 25c
the garment. Special. from to II.
at i2isc.
Boys or Misses Fast Black Full
Fashioned Cotton Stockings. high
Hpliced ankle. spiiced knee and dou-
bic sole. worth 2se. special. from 10
n, at iTisc.
women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Vests. high neck. long or short
sleeves. also low neck and ahors
sleeves, worth Csc a garment: to II
az i5c.
Dress shapes, worth n..S; s to IL
at soc.
Only one to customer.
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May ACQUIT

DIES MONIES. June s.-Argu-
&snents in the Ballet trial will be
|concluded this evening. The courts
as now outlined. are
|construed as favorable to bis ac-
|uuittal Postoffse Inspector Mayer
|states that Ballet will be prosecuted
lin san Francisco on similar charges
IN he il released here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
IS ADDICTED
TO MORPHINE
Divorce Petitioner Says His Wife 10
Slowly Dying

In order that she may without in
reference from hsr husband or fam
lily take morphine. Mrs. Lulu Weis-
enbacher il said to have left her
home and gone among strangers.
Her husband. Louis Weisenbacher,
filed a divorce suit this morning and
In his complaint told the sad story.
The drug. he says. Is changing HIS
wife from healthy. happy woman
20 q mere parody OF her former self.
She has acted strangely and unlike
herself for some time, he alleges.
and he has suspected that she was
under the Influence OF some powerful
narcotic. and now has proof Of the
fact.
She says that his suspicious are an
founded. and. he says. refuses 20 take
his warning as 20 the invariabIe fate
Cf . morphine eater.
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Company q. 9TH infantry. under
command of Capt Alexander 7. Oy-
.nahlne. iB expected to arrive IN se-
attic ON the Bertha this evening. The
cum. Alaska. 10 the preaidio, san
Francisco.
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IS DEFERRED

SALT LAKE. June 4.-The Ore
eon Short Lane and Clark road stipu-
lation decree for a joint survey in
Nevada, has been deferred three
months. The litigation was to have
been passed upon In Carson city,
New. tomorrow.
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ments and blue grass lawns replaced
the primevai forest. Il would be best
10 use oowhella. but they were not
strong enough in numbers 20 carry
their point.
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JOHN DARE A vAoRANT

John Dare. an alleged bunco artist
was fined $50 by Police Judge George
today upon being convicted as a va
grant. He appealed the case. Dare
was arrested by Detective Adams
last night In q water front saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

For this week only the LoREerH'
Shoes that were In the stock OF
Michael Herman, are 20 be sold for
1875. They usually sell for from
$500 10 $500, outlet Clothing Co..
Washington and Occidental.
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CAPT. WARD. pRILlMAsrue

on June 5 the regular weekly
drills Of the three paiice patrols all
be conducted by Police Capt Ward
once a week. Chief Sullivan issued
an order 10 this eject today.
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earning to save many a penny By
Another lot Of Dress Shares, that
were formerly sold at 50c: On sals
tomorrow at sc from s 70 II. y
Cut Glass Salt and Pepper shakers
with sterling tops. regularly worth
s0c; from 10 II at Csc
Soc Counter Brushes, genuine mis-
ties. well finished handles. al eseh.
&c
Pretty Glass Bon Bon Dishss, A.
sorted decorations, silver plated bat
tom. worth Csc: TO IL at sc.
Two bars Wool Soap: TO II az Sc.
Boys 800 Fancy Wool Woven
Sweaters. at. each. 75c.
Box Paper. ruled and plain. "a
sheets OF paper and - envelopes.
regular price 7oc a box: special
Thursday, from to II. at iec.
Taicum Powder. violet o1or. worth
z5c a box. ) to III at I0c-
Woodbury's Dental Cream. worth
sc tube. ) 20 II az isc.
Witch Hazel Cream. 15c tube. 3 to
II at 10c.
Kinks Toilet Soap. big cakes, for
the bath. worth Sc a cake. 8 to u
at cakes for l0c.
Jelly Beans. worth 2sc a pound:
10 II at l5c.
Children's Parasols. all colora q
i2isc each from 10 II: absoluslY
worth double.
2o-inch China silks. 40 shades %
select from. at 25c yard from
TO IL.
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The almost exclusive use Of lace In
the feminine toilet has resulted In
the manufacture OF numerous sur
prisingiy good limitations. Nearly
every hand made lace in now copied
In the machine-made. A marked
feature OF the trimmings is the
blending OF lace with other mate
rails or the combining Of different
kinds Of lace In one trimming. Irish
and Ciuuy are put together and rich
motifs OF duchesse are mingled with
irish designs Irish lace. whether IL
be Limerick crochet. point or Car
rickmacross. r. stiiI a leader. Irish
lace Of pure white tone Is seen with
deep ecru lawn or with Fuipure
lawn and maltese lace are also com
bined. The foundations OF many
beautiful trimmings Is grass lawn
OF a deep tint: this Is embroidered
In pure white flax thread and POM
padour sprays m silk OF natural col
ortngs and inset with lace. The
mlngiing OF white and ccru Ia trim
mings IL eonspicuonsiv In evidence.
New ard Smart Effect
Graduated tucking IL one Of the
newest and EmnTteat effects for both
skirts and waists and f. to be seen
in any one of the soft materials that
have become such universal favor
ties since the beginning Of the seas
on. In white chiffon II II a partIcu-
larry happy choice for the debu-
fanteiH evening gown. though her
elder sister and even her mother will
no doubt dispute the younger worn
ana night to usurp this style entire
". The quantity Of hand-run tuck
inge that are TO be seen on all sorts
or gowns is marvel 20 those who
know what time Il taken 20 make
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rs KILLED

LONDON. June 4.-The Reuter-
News Agency reports that rs per-
|sons were recently killed ay n vol
|canic eruption In the district OF Fl
|Gran Chase In South America. Two
|yillages were destroyed
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AUCTION S SeIs st
Furniture Tomorrow. June 5,
al loan.

I viii offer for sale al public auc-
ton the Furnishings and fittings Of
large k-room residence located at
Ices Fourteenth avenue. corner OF
Pine street. comprising tn part large
library rocker. upholstered la leather.
cost So. large folding Davenport.
upholstered rockers and nettecs.
golden oak csntrr table. patent
rockers. lady's desk. large Turkish
couch. extension table and dining
chairs.
In the bedrooms you viii find eie.
CANT hira'H-eye maple bedroom suite.
with heavy French plate mirror. cost
tibo. golden oak bedroom suit~a. iron
beds. separate dresserns bedroom
chairs. toilet sets. springs and mat
treRHes. Kitchen furniture consists
Of Majestic range. gas stove, fino-
ieum and other kitchen utensils.
Good Brussels carpets. rugs and lace
curtains throuEhout the house. Take
Capitol hill or Madison street cars.
J. r. WILSON. Auctioneer.
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CONTROLLED

PHOENTx, Arix.. June AFTER
burning not less than 81 900. 900 worth
OF fine timber the great forest fires
on the Huachuca mountains are
now under control.