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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
The MARKETS

outside Of some uncertainty as 20
the probabilities OF thu egg market,
Western avenue remains with
little or no change. owing 70
high prices in the East q Is difrcult
20 procure stock 20 MI the cheaper
trade. Ranch eggs consequently be-
came scarce owing 60 heavy de-
mands. The market went up and
would have remained so had u not
been Tor the arrival ~ shipment
from California. This brought the
price % ranch eggs temporarily
down 60 Is cents. but rise is in
sight again. Butter Is steady at 50
cents.
Apples are selling well. The mar
ket Is easy. awaiting the outcome OF
conditions In Eastern Washington.
Two cars 81 cabbage and caulinower
arrived yesterday from California.
Some green peas. cucumbers and to-
matoes were also included la the last
shipment from the south. Oranges
and lemons are scarCVr and an ad-
vance Is looked for before the arrival
OF the next steamer from San Fran
cisco.
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WILL SUCCEED
MAJOR RUHLEN

On March Major Gonzales s.
Raglan. Y. :. A.. viii take charge
4 The local auartermaster's depart
rsst he having arrived in the city
YsEerdzy for that purpose.
Nzlov Bingham will relieve Ma ior
Gscrse Ruhlen. who has been pro-
natsd and transferred TO Washing
- n {.
N1iur Ruhlen Is expected To be In
ssaffls February q 20 turn over the
s.airs Of the Office. He IL now on
hare o. absence IN California.
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TO PROTECT GAME

A reward of $40 Is ofcrcd by the
League uf American Sportxmrn Tor
The arrest and conviction OF amy one
violating tho game laws 90 any
state ga the Union. To further pro-
tcvt the game, Warden Mike Kelly.
~ King county. has offered an add
dltional reward OF xto for the de-
lection of any violation OF the laws
rlacarda announcing this fact have
been printed ana posted through
out the county
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that help TO drain lady's purse Of
It's sometimes Bcuni pin money Dos the
cost ~ tho universally used llumd.
shoe polish. Tho better kinds 81 pol
iHh are CkpruuiNc ana tho cheap
Kinds offered by interruptions drHl-
crH lniuro the shoes. causing tho
leather TO crack, 30 u boz better TO
mako the polish at home by recipe
known to contain no Injurious inRfe-
dients. Such polish ia made by the
writer for family unc aud has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Many Committee Meetings

The street committee OF the coun -
eli with meet Friday afternoon 60
dispose OF street improvements. The
proposed rekrade % Second avenue.
from Pike street 70 Denny way. will
BE- among the matters considered.
The IRE and water. library and print
Iug and finance committees viii also
meet between now and Monday
nl.hf
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POPULIST
MEETING
Very Entertaining Proceed
inus at the Armory

80. populls, meeting at the Arm
- last nlSht was well attended.
,,ase wiusOr and ethcs made
sc. In which they stated their
sl,e,i,n ~ keeping clear OF Demo-
,ts alliances hereafter. A de-
sis .s aisnosltion 10 make war upon
siSs 49, NJ Gedwin was also manifest,
sSs. sncr,ff william Meyer called
.,...tgns "a order ana introduced
n. Feuley. candidate Tor city
s.nptroller. who made brief
s.,ssss and was followed by Gilbert
ncsue. candidate for corporation
s,,,ssl Mt Bogue made an in
.s,astsng talk on municipal owner
~ = general and the proposed
a~s,,n< PANT On particular. Turn
~. hi the question 0f mayuralty
sa,,iatas, ne said. The people OF
s.s,sis Know where Tom Humes
s,.nfs and they know where Judge
rSrscr stands. and now let Us know
49, t;odNin stands. Humes'
name was applauded.
rsxard ClAyson congratulated the
,,,reI,sts that they had broken away
49,, M Democracy. lie attacked
~, essanisation and its leaders
ylgorcasly
Jrege winsor Speaks
tosre Nlusor recounted the mis-
s,-s~sss which had overthken the
psrusa party thrOugh fusion. and
- sAss hereafter 10 would main
-. = adependcnce. Speaking OF
- oring election. he said. IF
Nv eedwsn viii stand before an
sps,sscs IN this city and give his
ND hat be win enforce the law
/, .sessd. Will step down and ask
~ trends 30 support him. But
eefxia will not do that" He said
h az not approve Of Mayor Humes'
rellry. he congratulated him on his
rsaly posststn. lie said. we all
krew where Tom Humes stands
tAeye 5 no lodging % issues with
Nm
Iaase wlnsor discussed other
ruaripsl questions. and was listen
q 10 with close attention and was
tsgnentiy cheered.
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found very Hntisfactorv being eco
hoilli'Al hnd not Injurious 10 mo
leather This is the recipe used, bis
solve ono ounce Of bornx and two
ounces 81 gum Hheilnc TN one pint Of
not water, keeping thr winter hot. but
NOT lrliinR u dimiuiHh in qunntity
w h'n dissolve. strain ana while still
NOT hll one package ~ diamond
slate dyn which has been moirteued
win llttlc cold winter. Put IN bot
uoH ana cork Apply 10 the shoes
WIN FWnb ~ sponge or cloth the
HHtur HH other polish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
... THE WOMNN'@ CORNER. ..

Lirht Menu tor
anay
breakfast.
Fruit.
Cereal Cream
sausage, Fried Apples.
huohNheat CakeA. Maple syrup.
touee.
Lunch.
Sliced Cold Tongue.
scalloprd Tomatoes.
Stewcd Fruit Waters,
Cereal Coffee.
Dinner.
Clear Soup.
Roast Chicken.
Peas. Caulinowcr.
Fruit Salad.
Cheese. coffee. Waters.
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heaassiing Information

b. ssafy Grout, Of the civil serv-
4, ,.sainlssion today received a let
ID n. q. Chapman. editor Of
rs ~ssazine known az Good Govern
49,, .s ana assistant secretary Of Inc
fnal Civil Service Reform
80 - ne requests Information
M atStlcH regarding the WORKING
4 $3.50 1919 of the civil service rules
t's,,,ees The paper IL collecting
Tsi.asH IRON many cities in me
ssss.. states 20 demonstrate the
,,,.. ef failure of the civil servica
tEmsnt - municipal gov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Steals a Bicycle

MAJ who gave his name M
800 ..t'ss !, Brown. rented biovcie
MO ~, spinning, the Second av-
bioe,,.s. seie dealer last Monday. lie
far Golden F. gle" machine
isfl,, ~ \. hours. bgf has FORGOTTEN To
~ ~ 4 me police have been noti-
= rsaaa y. aHair ard an effort win
sss ~, % locate "Hr Brown" ne
"a en- dressed IN q bicycle suit
heFeis hls appearance threw me
sasvae,.aai ~ on the track and thev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Fourth Ward Democrats

The meeting % the Fourth Ward
Democratic club. which vas an
n0unced 20 BE- held last evening, was
postponed until this evening and y lil
BE held IN the offices % Mr.. !. ~
penning. IS starr Boyd building. a,
u 20 sharp. Important business Ia
scheduled FOR discussion.
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MAD TO die

DECATUR n. Fsb. es.-Becauss
sne rsfases . zzrry him. Fletcher
n.snrtt scA9ai teacher. yesterday
ne ans kilsed Eva Wsseman. an
go $500 fsaehsr. fred at Bert
nsyess+ papii who interfered,
80 lfea shot himself. The fret
= - ~, afsa Win suicidal intent failed
y - EasFellpCa Barnett again
aseo hinzelf Finding that
$3.50 woa1 not come he then
ianped n well. where re drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
OPIUM VICTIM

y y - EAPoLfs. MINI. Feb. "a
4 = lsasll. aged So years. wealthy
.ss.n.ss mar o. Butte. Mont. COM
/. ~. suicide AZ the Hotel Sicollet.
- ei'y. BY shooting himself.
,s.. 49,. al his inability to
a., a.. on ne opium habit was the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Court Adjourned

There was no session OF Justice
Cams court this afternoon, Adj
tournmeut was announced ont of re-
spcct 20 the memory OF Miss Jessie
Hanford. daughter 81 Judge q. n.
Hanford OF the federal court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
TO MOVE OFFICE

NJ freight and ticket Office II the
IRE Pass & Yukon railroad viii
noxsd March 1. from sig First
sxas 10 the White Pass s. Yukon
esFal ofsiees In the Dexter Horton
h& 5ulldlng. No changes in the
sse fsFge viii Do made.
4 c. Kline. travelling passenger
xszs u the Wabash railroad. and
rnaas IL Fitzgerald. OF the Texas
hcke railroad. are In the city
tstAg
wv Peters. freight agent OF the
cA-ze<a Pacific. at Vancouver. D.
S~a = "a city On railroad tuxi-
ssA "a q keeanpa BY his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
"PUGS" SIGN

~ .lsc,INNAT1. Ohio. FEB. rs
- -. aeSovern and Young Cor
s.steriay signed articles for a
s.s ssah1 hzht 20 take place on or
~ october Is. 1902. before the
:, ~ Herring best money. Both men
=. p welgh IN az ~ rntlrAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
JosBlNG QUOTATIONS
CORRECTED pAILYD
6reen Fruit

Lemons-si.T5Gs a box cooking
apples. u1l.2S. eating apples. s. -
case. oranges. $500 sac, bananas.
tl.T5G2s0. pears. S.gSGi.60. crRnber-
ries, 5000 per barrel. pine
apples. $500 per dozen: Jap or
anges. ti.00aIl5 per pkg. Seeding
oranges. tl.7S92as. lines. ss.s0gf 90
case. tangerines, h.ls. grape fruit.
$3.50.
Vegetables
Potatoes sgt oo825.o a ton: bsess
81 cool 20 per sack. carrots. $50 SBc
per sack. lettuce 81 2e<si.s9 per case.
turnips. SSc0ti.25. garlic Sc. cabbage
ul0Ui.t0 per cwt. huxks. zoe celery,
5o4 &c per doz. sweet potatoes. $500
per cwt. Chill peppers. .3U soc. sauer
kraut. 2A92c. tomatoes. s301 per
crate. radtsheA. Toe per dor
parsley. zoo 1ec: onions, se.ss02.fS rer
cwt; paranips. Ssc8u.s. cauilflower.
500 s0c. pumpkins. NIlAs per 10,
90c Ssi.a9 kquAshes. .sae. wsJ beans.
izhc. artichokes, soc per doz. string
beans. isG ,ec; eucumherH. ti50wi.7s
per box. Brussels sprouts. Tgsc. peas
lie: rhubarb. lie per ID.
Batter. chsess, Esg, aaG PssitrJ
Butter Washington crsameriss.
pounds prints. sc. Eastern Iowa
and Eigin. &c fresh ranch. is82oc.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. ishulss- Eastern: New
York. Iskuftc: wisconsin. itc:
per case. New xork iBGlsc. Linn
burger. is0i7e: brick. is9iTe. swisa
lsdis~
Egxs-strfctly fresh ranch. sTc.
Eastern. 20&zlc California, 2t6 CSC
Live poultry Hens. ia9tzise. large
spring. iztsc. turkeys. ia8itc. geese.
i1Giic. ducks. i3c.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys isnise.
geese. ii1iac: ducks. is8i5e. chick
ems. is9itc.
Honey-izai5c-
Prsvtsssns
Fresh nsat-cow beef. &c per 10.
steer beef. 1910 per ID. mutton,
wether. Tac. ewes. 7isc. pork. ioc
per 10. veal. large. Sc. small. ioc.
Provislons-Hams. i3Ac. breakfast
backs. loo. bellies. Nc.
Hay-Puget sound. per ton. 10000
TACO. Eastern Washington timothy.
si3O1. alfalfa. sii.0o.
GTain--Oats. So o. barley. $50 %,
wheat. 81, 0o9a25o. corn, ifs.oo.
Corrected daily - The following
prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle:
drain--Oats. s2s.50Q q 80: barley.
sis0e wheaG. chicken feed. 5000.
corn. bulk. $500.
EREs-strictiy fresh ranch. ga &c.
Butter-W Washington creamery, 2s8
sic. fresh ranch. isHiTc.
Native washington. 10
i1Lc.
PouItry--Hsns. if4tthc; large
spring lie: ducks. 120i2iAc. turkeys,
isc geese. sdsc.
Livestock Cows. 3i4cs steers, tAc.
calves. BiAdTizc. sheep. &C. hogs. SO
sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Slds for Heatlnn

~ enool board met isst night
Dlgrhi,as1 bids for heating and
tn.,,s IN the three new brlid-
saaIns. University Heights. Barclay
n. ne, e1 ana Miller tract '"'
= isksr a'ts we're not let but VIII
shs bos,a ~ a. the next meeting of
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rru dollars VIII buy IL hrHt-eiaaH
light punching bag with framework
support
Violet Mouth
Wash
A now fai among some society
girls. who are always on the lookout
for novelties. iH the Hu-Cailvd violet
mouth wash" lts purpose Va to per-
fumo the breath ana rinse the mouth
after eating. This H. tho way TO
make u. Take Of orriH root extract
one hair pint OF esprit dc rose one
hair pint, half pint OF spirit. and
few drops OF altar of almonds,
The latter amount depends largely
upon ones taste. but i've drops is the
usual amount.
Cause Of Red
Hands
Very red hands are often caused by
tight stays snug sleeves or pinching
shoes. Choking collars viii occasion
ally bn the cause. The body must be
comfortably dressed. No matter
how trivial the discomfort. the Fl
feet win show IN the facial express
sion. A hnirpin that has gone into
tho scalp an inch or two will make
the most angelic face wear weary
and worried look. Strange. isn't ~
There n many beauty ill that can
be traced to some silly. useless little
vanity. Any one who makes ~ "A
rule TO rat food that ~ highly spiccd
or discriminating Is likely TO be
troubled with n very fi0rid complex
ion or coarse red hands. Crisp green
vegetables, lean broiled meats. IA diet
IN ~ generally simple ana HuhHtan-
uAl. 10 the arst law OF all boautify-
iug
Kiuds Of Shes
Polish
Among the small Items Of expense
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". saaley win Bnlld

niernsss.. Permit was lggued thig
.lory he,,,s" .. Y. Bagley Tor "a =
= sss ~. at z02 Harvard avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-26
Transparent Glass
Painting

faihiiHE
Large glasses and water bottiea
are now dalntily decorated with flow.
ora almost the size and reproduced
Ia natural tints with Transparent
culoru, Bright yellow orchids and
charmlngly shaded wall lowers an
hwer the purpose admirably. and
have, besides. the advantage of hur-
moniEinE With any kind OF surround
inga. The homsiy cornfiuwcr. with
ita elongated green leaves. looks
wonderfully taking when blooming
GA crystal family hinged with green
and when properly thrown on by the
light. This effect Of light on trans
parent glaas painting Is truly re-
markAhlc, and greatly contributes TO
the success OF the decoration. It de-
serves. therefore 20 be carefully
studied when choosing suitable bios
somH Tor dark or Ncll-iightcd rooms.
Ribbon Arrangs-
meats
There u unusual latitude this sea-
son la the trying and arranging 81
crush and ribbon belts. ON some uf
the pretty gowns and the long rib
bon ends eth remain la the back.
but iu an unuHualiy fine display 81
summer frockn tho belts are mostly
Of ribbon caught In three ur four
small loops put AZ the left side Of tbs
front. with Two OF three ends failing
almost TO the feet Again. crush
belts OF silk are furnished IN the
back with upright loops and bias
ends simply caught Ia a buckle In the
fFuuf
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Rainier Beer

Two dozen half-pint bottles dellv-
cred 20 any part OF the city, $t.O0.
Rainier 90.
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when buying articles advortised m
his pap0r, speak of the Star.
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build
a.lNs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06
Saved Two From Death.

''Our little daughter had All almost
fatal attack Of whooping coash and
bronchitis, writes Mrs ", X,
Havilana, Of ArnonS, \. Y. but.
when all other remedies failed. we
saved her life with In hus'S New
Discovery, Our niece, who had con
sumption in al advanced stage, alSi
used this wonderful medicine and to
DAY she IS perfectly we'll Des'
per&te throat ana lung diseases yielc
TO DR., hiag's New Discovery as t
no otE2es medicine On earth, Infal-
lIbte for coughs and colds. SOC ani
sL91 bottles guaranteed by s. II,
C2lLfn. TE5al hesc3es free,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING.
Miss TurneaRre and Milton E ttrreIs
United III Marriage Oh We'd
nesGay evening.

Again have tn. JUos wedding bells
rang out and this tine. 10 -heEE
merry chime. Miss Adelaide Z. TUT
neaure and Mr.. Milton Z OEreIl
were the contracting parties. The
ceremony which made them man
and wife vas performed "Wednesday
evening at S:15 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents. Nj. and
Mrs. W. Fl. II. TurneauTe, on north
Edmu nds street. The guests pres
ent at the wedding were only those
belonging to the family. The cree
mony was performed by Rev. Fred
T. Drewett: pastor of the Baptist
church and he made the transaction
an impressive The bride was
dressed inca costume Of Moussilien
de Sole and carried brides roses.
while the groom appeared in a Co.'S
tune of black, and they made a very
interesting couple as they stood be-
fore the preacher and assumed the
vows that made them one. The de-
coraUions in the room where the
ceremony took place were of ferns
and roses.
After hearty and sincere congratu-
lationS had been extended the COM
pany sat down to a wedding supper.
The bride is a young lady who has
lived in Mitchell from her girlhOOd
days and has grown into an attrac-
tive and pleasing young lady. She
graduated from the schools Of the
city a nd has taught in the city and
country schools for some time, the
last few years, however, being de-
voted to her work as a stenograph-
er. She is a young lady highly
valued as a friend and her acquaint-
ances in the city are numerous.
Mr.. Orrell has lived in Mitchell
three or four years and is engaged
in the plumbing business. He is a
progressive young business man and
gives close and careful attention to
his work in which he is an excep-
tionally fine workman. The young
couple start in life with every attri-
butte of success placed before them
and there is no question but what
the future holds much pleasure for
them, at least such is the hearty
wish of their many friends, in which
The Republican most sincerely joins.
MI. and Mrs. Orrell had already
prepared their home at sos west
Second street and took up their res
idence there today, and where they
will soon be at home to their friends.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06

The girl is the mother of the
woman just as the boy is the father
OF the man." The period when the
Womanly functions begin is one to
be carefully watched and considered.
l%rregularity Or arrangement at this
time may be promptly met and cured
by the use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. But neglected at this
critical period may entail years Of fu-
ture suffering. "Favorite Prescrip-
tlon' acts directly upon the womanly
organs giving them perfect vigor and
abundant vitality. It removes the
distractions to health and happi-
ness, and delivers womanhood from
the cruel bondage of "female weak
ness
You pay the postage. DR.. Pierce
gives you the book. The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser. 1908
pages, 100 Illustrations, is sent free
on receipt of stamps to defray cost of
mailing only. Send 81 o%ne-cent
stamps for the paper bound book, Or
81 stamps for cloth bound. Address
DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06
FRED C0LVIN MARRIED.
Popular City Editor Of Sioux City
Tribune Married to all Accom-
plished Lady Of That Place.

The Sioux City Journal of Wcdnes-
day gives a fine description Of the
wedding of Fred Colvin and Miss
Agnes G. Wiley, which occurred
Tuesday evening at the First Pres
byterian church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. B. McClintock
in the presence Of a great many
friends. The wedding at the church
was a brilliant one and a reception
followed at the home Of the brides
parents. The decorations were rich
and beautiful. The young couple left
the same night on d trip of three
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06
A Real Friend.

IL suffered from dyspepsia and in
digestion for fifteen years." says W.
L. Sturdevant of Merry Oaks, N. G.
After L had tried many doctors
and medicines to no avail one Of nv
friends persuaded me to try Kodol.
1t gave Immediate relief. I can eat
almost anything l want now and nv
digestion is good: 1 cheerfully
recommend Kodol.n Don't try to
cure stomach trouble by dieting.
mat only further weakens the sys-
TEN. You need wholesome, strength
ing food. kodol enables you to as
simulate what you eat by digesting it
without the stomaclls' aid. -
T., L. 0. Gale. ,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06
THE GRACE-BRAs NuPTlAls.
a Happy Wedding Event Solemnned
Monday Evening i'll a Quiet
Manner by Father Shea.

Monday evening Miss Emily Char
lotte Bras was united in marriage to
Lawrence Grace. The ceremony was
performed by the Very Reverend
Dean Shea in the presence Of the
relatives at the home of the brides
brother, &. G. Bras. At s 30 O'Clock
the wedding march IA played by
Miss Grace Goodykoontz and to its
strains the bridal couple entered the
parlor. They were followed by
Sarah Isabelle Bras, a neice OF the
bride, who carried the ring that was
used in the ceremony, and it was
made impressive by the priest.
The bride was very handsomely
costumed in a gown OF Moussiliene
de Sole, trimmed in point lace and
carried a buoQuet of brides roses.
The groom was dressed in the cou-
veutiOnal costume.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
sincere congratulations were rendered
the newly welded couple and re-
freshments were then served.
The bride is one Of M~itc1ell's most
charming young ladies and having
grown TO ~womanhood among Us
she is Sc we'll known as to embrace
nearly everybody in the category Of
friend Or acquaintance She is very
popular in society circles and in
musical circles her voice has times
without number charmed her hearers
The groom is q yoang gentleman OF
sterling worth and integrity and is
in the empior Of the United States
Express CO AS man and wife theE
will make Z happy couple and 20
cheG1 il IS EE1e wish OF the hundreds
Of friends that the greatest amount
of happiness Glag come
4 ITheE viii be At home TO friends
after june 9