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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

EDWARD SHIELDS. Manager
Inauguration Of Shields Polite
Naudssilie for summer season. CON
mehcinE Sunday mafiues. June Al
Every evening At ~ Only mafines
on SUNDAY at - The Paris Pa
wilton viii be conducted az a first.
ciass family resort.
t.suk ~ our iiss Of topsiine sp~.
eiaiis artists kfne ahA HuusRger.
Mann and Franks. Harry Sawyer
De Long Dainty Trio, De ftnis and
Granville. Thompapu's illustrated
songs. and the Marvellous PolyHcops
Pictures.
Two hours and a half u Eoitd en-.
taFtainment at popular prices ID
ard - cents no higher
Take any street car and transfer
10 Yesier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

iiFfsF HHnfsstaEr fseFfsHrra nan - faas
care # hnHss aHf isen Hana tIf attrf.
ifnHEd naH Hrsd enpif state wages sE-
pfaaeH XXI STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

DIAM B-o2i sGcoND-ADAMs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

m Frusrr river floods are slow.
! nihSitlnk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Eurfy recruits ordered from the
Pr~msdio = Naneougef barracks To
ezrvs IN to- coast artillery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

kbo4t 9ea oea feet % clear timber
, iox-aff mn the beach af wort
Casey. Raft went q pieces In a
zssrn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

gprfy recruits ordered from the
Pr~xsdio - Vancouver barracks %
esrvs in tae coast artillery.
Accofasur % the Report 81 The
puns rfoo In fhis ssste. thsfs will
h. plenty 81 Ammunition snf board i.
iax hoes~ pie fhls year.
sp>skinE u boarding houses. dfd
4 sy~r eecur "a you fhat when yea
$50 hazn ar Hays IN t7is ~arA saF
hnrn. nni rniure rfs on SUNDAY.
tAsf the ariy difference was = crust
saa hanafai Of raisinx7
kbout ses eea feet q clear timber
b Iox-raff au the beach Ct wort
casey. Raft went % pieces in a
Egrru-
s~sttle capitalists have asked
north Yakima council Cor gas fran :
an 70 ereet a fsa.ees plant
Regular isweiry store rahber be-
htF@d - hafe been captured b
UTmpla foilfe.
II the young girls ~ Ballard nirt
. ne ass ~ -. the star Dust Nan
SD - no. sat live IN Ballard.
A. etssisnnie ~ measles has hrnk-
= on N he Fnysilup iudEau res-
.Ptt'oh sho0Is and children have
barn seHt home.
Thfse masked men held su a Ta-
s1isN street gHF almost in Hxht 81
- ipfesn role. and robbed the con :
e4zt0r q sac
sfeKAl sa!z.ess got drunk ard
esMfpyfd let ~ PROPERTY ~
lsapefilIs tha haiur ~ Thasn nsna.
= 'disr Dust Poet last night
FAe Hhy Cont you make 'em
- Or every day IN the aeek r.
reaite rHw feeurf ON thla =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

FIRST excursion u the session.. Tbs
new Steamer Walsh WIN leave CAL
.tmlth dork - n m. sunday. June
81. fer Taceua and Olympia Good
music, g1ed boat and good fifna as
surea everybody Round trip 10
Tacoma Boa 10 Olympia 800 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
DE WAND SCALP
OF VAN BUELOH

nERIlN. June Is Raactlaniats
eiameSfnS fnr The resignation II
Chancellor on nusiuN. accusing him
81 besnE the cause OF Socialists VIE
tories The conservative prea# has
commenced an active and outspaken
aauttssisn aaainst him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
TWO SHOPS
:. 1! A!Y. SCALE.

I've nor~ hsr.~shssnz shsps began
this suurnina 81 paw thr aHu seats ds-
madest b. tie sirlkinE uuiza men. max
ms taar shaEz@ IN ths cltY Nhlah ars
u0w eefkiak vita autna men The
shppe sere a. Msrrtmsne on Grant
stree. and - psitrich = an Western
&ErH~e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

NEW YORK. June is-Four per
sons are missing and seven injured
- the result ~ the collapse % q
factory buiidinK 0n Sowert street 81
Is o'clock this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
as.sl p....a..~. oe..

The Royal restaurant at sts first
avenue. whifh has been slonrd for
sosna time undergoing an extensive
ovrrhaulinE. nenpeued today neWiy
decorated and completely RENTED
from cellar % roof Everything
about tire place ~ new, all the Old
furniture and ths entire kitchen out
1T having been sold TO the junk
ae4iara Even the massive ranges
and bakery owen were torn out and
raViseed with what Re probably che
finest and mast modern equipment
on the coast The formal opening
~ the second floor. which has been
siaborateiy ntIsd up Nifh private
dining rooms and e banquet hall for
bHnuunts. parties etc, viii occur
Saturday evening -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
MONEY

TO Haiarind employees and NHEo earn
era-Tnu get our system uf mans that
sells Ydu out IT debt. any lady or gem
fleman. clerk. book keeper salesman.
fraiumau. marhinist. engineer. ETC.
having reliable employment can get
Just on hts note
monthly ik-mnn. wkiy
fi00 Return % ua - q or 81 n or e. %
s 10 b. Return 10 We n % or as or as
Il Is Return TO M aeg or asa ~ le
l. D. 4 nefurn % us 40 or 200 or 100
Fastest terms. lowest TEtds' cont
dsntiai. no inquiries. quiek service.
courteous treatment The Star Loan
Co. 81 Union block
We Loan to saIaried people On their pefsanai
note. Without security. neallnF' stslse'
can "a 81 The Fidelity Len Company,
room q Colonial block. northeast corner
Second and colnmbis. .-----.-
4 raapsatabfa place 70 borrow mansr On ola
mon1s. ieHclfT, watches. Amsfiahn WAtsh
a Iaeelry CO. ~ FIRST OBJ. Hainisf .
Grand private Oiiicesi strlcib eonnasn.Is'
ff0HfY ~ iasn from 20 10 years On
haslaass anf fesidanas property. adTanc-
sI RI taiIdlns aH needed low ate ~ IN
tsr1sf. pavabis monthly N desired. q, A.
Virtue. Boston biz both phenss
r0NTY ADVANCED BALANCED rBo'
pI.F retail merchants. teamsfera. noafd.
s,e be,ses without security largest
etsta.se ia 90 principal citiess IulmAn
40 Fpisr block. sta second avenue.
A uIfIAuT.H place 70 borrow money On
aiagsanas va4ohss fswslrs low Interest
IA ii west sos ptHs strest
coII,ArruAL BANR tnarts a hsedli
money loansd on any good oohe'sfsA
100 Cherry.
TO IoAN-Privats money At Low rHts o.
Interest Damus 4 gsnefs i~ f~"
Wsr Rooms a 4 and ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
KRAFT TO Be
BROUGH7 BACK
Cssssl.its Tn. s..rl

OLYMPIA. WASH. guns is..-ktov.
" Bride has Issued reauiElgiou pa
rsFs aa The governor Of cal5fus aka
for tie return q Harry kFaft.
charH~ss with asnhezellna a nusn of
money while no was acting q. axrnt
% the fishsFrusn's f'rote etiFe uutan.
- seattle Kraft is at san Fran
et~ce. antaF arrest
The supreme foaFt adiournsd the
May term tostay Motiou days this
month wilI - Iuna 10 and - and
after that tate there wiii be none.
uris~s BY special order. until the
oetotssr term
0oT. Mcbride has heuorra the
rsqutsifinu II the Euverunr u Mich
san for Prank ". cue. charged with
utter ing forged notes for a con-
siderabie sum Ths Finksftous hRvs
been after c.ee for . year ana HAL
~ located him ia SkaKit county.
where ~ had = hpsue and was a well
respected eitisen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

aebbx II all
Kitchen girls wus
called maids IN
sseaa Of xerv-
ants there
wouldn't b. such
an exwgiAstIn cor
s~r IN hired girls
cali yer coae hssan
yer servant and
he'd punch yer
head n quit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

HrflkM itsf1iiiH.
Anyone wishina stfa ehefrifs fqf pr Wa
purposes ran plrA them gu Friday, sal
tsaar ami SUNDAY. nr any DAY here.
after. "a ID cents per EHilnn az
kmfrnut HfaH ranch, e7fle. easf q
f.ko Waahinaiansfs mile ffum deek y
asfas fins hHffirs naVer been rioked oNnri
taha reaiaf avenue car % para tngn
steamer iiaas. tiius card steamer l.. Il.
Haas Leaves dock 81 sssler HHH Tor
HsaHHs Tl4atiand, clyde aud ilsletua
daiIF anrspf Sundays fruin fnsi~f WeY.
uau "a. n-5 ! - y ~. htia 3. M ~
= m d 10 g. M from hellr gns. 10
M as p. fn., 90 2 ~ TO- - =. m
Gas i. ma. sundays. frutn feslef way
90 q. M 90 2. M ~ o. a NJ 10
20 M from ueissus sith =. M. 40 y
M, t0N a. M. lis y. m.
THE PHorounApu uAiI.ERY At zzli
First nvsnaa has changed hands. ana 10
for this eees. makinr fins fun cfhinet
carYinn ard sniafeins ~ lowest prices
Open Sundays. r. ~, bpomea
- =--z--------==---z-=------
Auction Sales
AieTi0N sale Of furniture The ooufentp
ID aaspnd hand Store ". G. birkHftun a
%. viii sell on SATURDAY. tho #Hh nf
~ ssss 49, -e - sss-- -es=s a.--
1883 seveulh avenue. o hlaeks north oi
Fika street. bed sets SPRINGS. mattresses
irnn beds. turcauH, rufniundcn. center
fat4ss chaifa, ruHhera mHntel bed. ice
heatsra. oouches bod lounges, also a
nnanIitY II hardware c~iHlHtlua 81 "a
FfharruWs. wheeiHafruw, planes. "a ~.
nails. scales and quantity Of shrif hard
var no reserve everything HOcsi don 1
fofssi saturday at 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
ANEW BISHOP
IN Los ANGELES

los ANGELES. Cal. Iune Is
nishsp Cnnaty Vas Installed IN ghe
liie=es. ~ tsp~ Angeles And Monterey
this moGpias ~ -. vih.auas cath
rdfaf efih Impressive ceremonies
Addresses zsfs made BY Archbishop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Help wantsd--hssls
NAN vita rfferences Tor CONNER.
ciai traveller 20 call on merchants
ard araufs. experience not re-
qaFed. SALARY - Der week. with
expenses advaneed NATIONAL.
ags Dearborn s. Chicago.
HEf-P sanfsss Esfsrfsnes8 nan = taas
car n hnnse 40 eFn Hare tat atpef
ifnaad maa Hrsd enpir state wages e.
pssssa XXI sisr
Help Wantsa-Fsmsls
WASTED tanHa 81 q hap 81 housa
ciairvoysnt
MNf54Ah fAR1Isf8A fas Gsadefni
raat Hu1 f4fHrH. HHmrs ElEsH rafas aud
falH'affF &c and uDfaffs Rooms a.
- 10 flfst a,eniie. Aendgme hotsL
For ssi.--n isesliansous
HEuE ~ vs. uEnE ir sf
ard second hand. fast rsosiVed from an
NHafHEa tssHhfupt fifan We have fsiusht
- sa,.rs 100 ,gfnn r .,'. hg'isshela
f~tt We have bought rt-aa We
vii teu f cheap. rlck cut what you
want before y i sli gane. ned Front
Special sale American Watehss-gaId nIisd
a userirsu Whtrh. warranted ~ years - 20 I.
written anaraafre Amman watch q
IsNsiry ca. p0s fat opp. Rainier Grand
HrgvEB. fsnEes carpets. leather chairs.
~ Hias books asaa. HafdfnhfF aul piffnres
~ half rfsa=. GOf seD1 fIka street.
rOu EALE- u0Ffrsibis bronze pfnpallef.
shaft and Stating haH for four b. D. new.
esHofl q Dow. III Seneca street
a==-H=Ha
TIE best Haad 70 boy e Western NH
ffF siah Hq1ds une half bHrf no salt
Trlsph1usaa Maln 1850. Ind 100
For Pent--Furnishsd Rooms
ClfFfii pA6 fFff 1fbfkL. ffIb First ave
nua. hOpsa newly furuiahsd. al fnpfsfns
prices moderate
TWO farnishad housekeeping rooms and
pantry, fffdfieru rf-iVsnteHfaHi rsaHonnble
- fiabi rsftRe cali aftsf o'uioek y. ~.
lEif Seventh avenue
HOuuTK EEFtNg faonsi alf1 aHs fur-
nished front roam. 12&A lhiFsfAlif
street
NICE furnished rooms aud housekeep-
Ing. 1919 Fourth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

IN beautiful sisisfhan hama drsfIoattna
tsske WsshiuEfaHi has weii.huiH rodfu
HA.H hHfh anH PANTY HnIi barn and
HHt heh. hauaa4 acres 81 hHaffHF frffi
sna berries HrIH ftiu worth 81 fHnit iaHi
9aHft % ready purchaser viii ineHtds
daahiseseafei surrey sfanfn "a bees
fIfniiufa ~ 3 rooms GOOD ffaa uia.s
Faffirh tE7isis. @ia rffra ff7isi ssssi ossf,
balance q Fulf purchaser Has Me-.
LII -uIIa "A ILula. L-lII-IL.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

u4s tnHiua " tNple fHtrHard itWfn
~ siak AFTER servink Fl years Zoe
ssssnine her husband.
fseaxa wis spend ttcoo eeo for
.e:slsn ard equipment % seeond-
n f,hs'els.
So shsy eali tee postoffice crooks
..ss.creei tAecause they got
assAt perhaps
nstrk nnulrVy. railway employe.
- hinself ia harm al New
asintnster.
Ire laureats Turas Up
~ Kiek county Laureate cables
- siaf Dust Atan from ltrlkfade
- faiinN isaE pasul which be sWrara
L wrote ara that Il was imusrdi-
sisb sreepted eX the aew King as
- nslianai Suns
~ soaatry. tbs of thee.
kAn1 ~ Conspiracy.
~ thee ! siug.
fan4 - PaXoiayttch.
p4nf 81 uhrenoVgtsh.
fyHaa every petEnN4tsh
let witches rms
ny native eontFyvltch.
land 81 Nraxsofxesiseh.
Thy name ! like.
like is xeatls thfiiis.
~ faKtinge breaks snd trtlia.
NJ tangus rehels and spills
Eaeh name ! strike.
Let auuttrru swell ne hreezc.
srit eat the IS ard va
i'heN an the test
f.at uaffIl tongues awake
fet al iauz breath tAkr.
xeuf feee rfepafc 70 bFrals
IN fhls taikfcst.
rse Fruser river floods are slew
) nlhsitlnK.
EanpiexHs ~ tae sehaaihoax trust
= Nesene. Aans. have Jcsned the
y Lemon. prominent Tacoma
szsficiaa in laIH ON charge % At
s-netinE criminal assault on a IL
- }s..-.e - 80 :. -, $40 $500 as. =,
NJ r. = ItoftSa of spoksns. cap
tzret = daylixht burglar IN neF
kene Held him covered Wtth r..
safYrf tfij pssiife arrived
Why They Get Married
Our feminine READERS are respond
~ uohiY 20 the request fer one
passnrr= rs.asans for their gegtine
uasrtft None ~ the answers wisl
- p4h Sized until mere * ihesn
ksss tssa received n Alpha. whs
s<nt Ia ths first answer all @rnd IA
- fall nsfnr and address xha Nil.
jssfn eaus~shsns 20 her advantage
- ne old ssyink gsea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
cARsTaNs eoes FREg

Th@ rnse - the State against
iThos. NaF*teuA charged With re-
tcalvlnx stolen property was ris-
missed b. Superior judge Hell this
morning n the motion u the Prose-
cutting afturTssi who sttaef that evil
aanss. aaalaaf cafafsnn xaa not auf-
/ acIans b waErant 3 tIial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

srRASTCS. Pa. Iune Il Through
= reiEahis ssg1rrr e = learned thfs -.
frrnaaH that tbs miners board n con.
cil4tiea sta meet nest Thursday NJ
Wdkestarrs. Faha9. Slchela Ard bet
trey Nsrr n conference this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Anti Muat8nen, ~. and Okla
HpaHn. ~. both 90 Franklin GeofKs
Smith 20. Of Billings. Mont, and
Julia Hansen 10 IT HonttIa. Nieh-
olnn litter. 30. and Marie Bfunneu,
-. both Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
lost

IIeT aaiaF while AfislaE s hiur - 81
aHita Six linira natufn a. Haufman
riumHaa ~. 1910 AfEade WsF fsWafa.
grf.n watch. "Wednesday affrrnoHa -
evening" lfiasaa rttafn 20 ap4l FqafHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
q no, ,ewn. All risA,

The hay day 81 youth, A ss.ysar
old grass widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

eneAoo. 5aoe a wheat -'a'.o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
Society No,,-.,
Per ss,e-n.al r,,,,.

ss ne man n6 fiss il Ysu1 home via
~ scresnF Randall ths Cnfnsntst. tis
1aaisonL rhnnss Maia ifTo. Ieal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

nAnukiNa- queen Aaaas ~. si06'
hlsfs ~ fssn car sarT TERMS Ias 4
Tafiof. as Arna1a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
RAINIER nEAcH


TtlE rfAcE To LIVE
EAHF TO REACH Easy TO my
Beautiful iaraiiaa ou shafa q Lake Wash.
iuFiou ahefi ride on c. sisririr eara fron
F. .. ias T rs., q; ,gs l So s'f sei
AMI go down snd o. month. Ias sfra.,fs
Heldi everybody likes Rainier beach. nj.
1hs bet ADD chsaneut property on inatEst
fHr n6ni6 nfid TfFssirTififf 556555is=
churches. stores fine Eafasn sbfi. risars4
ard graded avenues sidewalks ar4na
views boating. bathing N-hinr Eirh -
healfhfui plenty wood and city waler
humber On terms or homes built -. NJ
weed. agent ofire ai Hniuief flaafh. e.
G. X Hiuttsveni owner, $40 nrston tiaoI.
$500 les acres bstwson Seattle and raes
ma. ~ acres IN enrdfu. berries aud or
ehnrd. 10 aefes fenced s.roaHa house.
barn aud chicken hpuneHi horse 2 waai
nnH I e8Wi ! haifrf about Ion ahictsus
All klnfa ~ farming tools. fine aprine
water ulusi 10 the hnuaa. p nll0 from
school and interurhau station Rietians
Hrsn y Arneii. room ~ iiosweli block
THE chance for a hone-i8Is. acres ~
excellent saiii auiY = minutes walk from
the eiseffic car good nsiFhh1rai handy -
school and only 10 minutes riiH from The
city Adams a NchnlH stt Washington
building
CHEAP lots 81 SIS 90. at Hifman clty.
only ~ minutes ride on Old nnnton car
lire on Washington street. terms s.
down ~ monthly Come today. Large
warm once on grounds,
WE can locate you on the best homestead
iands IN Washington. We have SONS
Casey. 900 Pacific block. Seattle.
LoTa on queen Anns Tor sissi vii take
psu pay a. carpenter WORT Jaa u
Taylor, ava Ar0sde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Pretty Percale Chsrnbray Cling
ham and white Dimsify Bon
nets. made with stiff mont.
fuil back. HoTne are edged with
3-inch ruffi9. regular price use;
tomorrow they're To go at. i5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
Sofa Pillows

Complete stock OF silk Floss
Pillows. six sizes. and offered at
the following remarkably little
pricss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
s.,,,ino Msehlns


Elss. - -. .s..lla. ..rsI.las islf IA
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Architect.
g W aoUoHfos. sftuf ce.iin.

ppoF nopniS'a day ana night sesoa
Fourth and Nssier,
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Drsssmakina
MADAME A. $, SMITH. 50 Hlnek-
ley

Curfna
VISIT "Ye Oide curiosity shop" foot
Madison street. Indian relies. sea
shells. sc.
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ffelp Wsnfsd-F ensla
srs.i sat snar rhlla us aBirg =.
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Table Linens

s3-ineh heavy all linen hieached
satin dsnaask. various styles of
pattern. choice and new. worth
regular Sf.25; economy sale.
yard .-...s........s. ..-..-..boe
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-20
The cold snap this week has put an

The cold snap this week has put an
end 20 the inside work at the new church
until the furnaces are installed and a
way provided for heating the interior.
Contractor Stewart is pushing the brick
laying on the school house job, however,
in spite of the zero weather.
"A special Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Congregational church on
Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Stephens will preach upon God in
American History" This service will be
short and interesting and welcome is
extended to all.
An ecclesiastical council of the
churches of the Beloit district conven-
ton has been called to assist in the or
dination of Rev. l.. A. PAR, pastor of the
Congregational church of Edgerton, next
Tuesday. A public service will be held
Tuesday evening in the church at which
Rev. L. Fl. Keller of Milwaukee, will
preach the sermon. Special music will
be given. The public is cordially invited
to this service.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-20
Obituary.
MRS. MARY A. COVE.

On Saturday last the remains of Mrs.
Mary A. Hutson Cove were inferred in
Fassett cemetery. Deceased was born
in the town of Fulton, Oct. %, 1855. In
the year 1886 she married Mr.. Spencer
Cove. After fifteen years of married life
Mr.. Cove died, leaving his wife and two
sons.
During the past eighteen months Mrs.
Cove was great sufferer but death
brought relief at o'clock last Thursday
morning. Faithful in home life as wife
and mother, true and earnest in her rela-
tons to the church, and amid all her
suffering strong in Christian faith and
character, she will be greatly missed and
her loss deeply and sincerely regretted.
A brief service was held at the home
on Saturday at 1:30 p. N. and funeral
services. conducted by Rev. l.. A. Parr,
were held in the Congregational church
and at the graveside. The members of
the w. r. @. were in attendance to pay
their tribute to loyal member and
friend
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-20
DEPARTMENT STORE BURGLARIzED.
Thieves Raid the Cash Drawer and Garry
Away Goods.

Thieves Raid the Cash Drawer and Carry
Away Goods.
Sunday night thieves broke into Bah
cock & Birkenmeyer's department store,
gathered what loose change there was in
the cashiers desk, helped themselves to
whatever they wanted in the merchan-
disc line, and left no trace behind them
that would give any clue to their iden-
tity. BY use of an iron bar the rear
doors we're sprung sufficiently to force
the lock, giving them easy access to the
interior. Itwas also discovered that a
similar effort had been made on one
of the front doors, the marks of the
jimmy showing plainly on the casing,
but being unsuccessful there the heavy
double door in the rear was attacked.
Mr.. Birkenmeyer estimates that about
$50 in change was taken. This is more
money than is usually left outside the
safe, but several sales were made after
the books were closed Saturday night
and this money was unlocked in the
cashiers desk. The firm is unable to
tell how much merchandise was taken
by the robbers. But few articles have
been missed so far. It is known, how
ever, that piece of Moren sdress goods
valued at ST was taken, A bolt of pera
silk lining was found near the Child
warehouse the next morning. The
thieves probably took this bolt thinking
it was genuine silk because the package
was put up like the original stuff, but
finding out their mistake cast it away
The fact that the safe was not molested
or more valuable goods carted away
leads the proprietors to think that the
job was done by local talent or cheap
tramp thieves and money W. he object
of their thieving. A couple Of suspicious
strangers were about town the night be-
fore but there is no means of connecting
them with this work. At this writing
there is absolutely no clue as to the per-
petrators of the crime.
Maltpress' apple warehouse was brok-
en- into one night last week by pulling
the staples on the lock, and few bush
els of apples were taken. This work was
evidently done by someone familiar with
the surroundings, and Mr. Maltpress has
some we'll founded suspicious regarding
the guilty parties.
Edgerton has been remarkably free
from the .depredations of thieves for
some years past but the night watch
and marshal will renew their vigilence
quent. - -@-.-s
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-20
Married..

At noon Wednesday one of the pretti-
est of home weddings occurred at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Lee,
152 Locust street, GAINESVILLE, when Miss
Mable Lee was married to Mr.. j. Fran
ces Pearson of Edgerton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Robert Denison
in the parlor of the home and the beau
tiful marriage service was doubly beau
tilted by the happy surrounding tasteful
decorations. Miss Lee and Mr.. Pearson
were unattended After receiving the
congratulations of the many friends and
relatives present the bridal couple and
guests sat. down to, an elaborate three
course luncheon. The merrymaking
continued through the afternoon, the
happy couple leaving on the five o'clock
train for a short, wedding trip. Mr..
Pearson is engaged in extensive farming
and tobacco business and they will make
their home at Fulton.
Both the bride and groom are very
popular among the social set they are
members of and many beautiful gifts
were sent them as tokens of. the love and
esteem they are held by their intimate
friends. | $9 Il
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-11-20
Julius Fl Barker Suddenly Expires.

While conversng with a number of
friends Saturday evening at the James
Gage hotel at Milton Junction, Julius
Ell. Barker, of GAINESVILLE, suddenly fell
over dead. Immediately physician was
called but Mr.. Barker was dead On his
arrival.
julius Barker was single man of 81
years and was born near GAINESVILLE,
where he spent the greater portion of
his life. His disposition was a sunny
one and at all times he had pleasant
word for everyone He leaves one broth
err, George Barker, of GAINESVILLE, and a
sister at Baldwinville, Mass, and half
brother and half-sister in California.