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Richmond planet., 1903-02-14

OF course you want to hear again
that beautiful Quartette in Belshazzar
led on by Miss Cora E. Epps and prof
Thomas II. Hopkins.
Richmond planet., 1903-02-14

Hold on there! Where are you 'ge-
ing? Why, / am on my way to Belshaz-
Ear, l must see the King Conway Il.
Re:d.)
Richmond planet., 1903-02-14

MARY A. WILLIAMS, Adm

Witnesses
JULIA A. WATTS, Celestial Court, 21l
SARAH NoRvELL, Meridian Court. 81.
ALICE WRIGHT, Beulah Court, 40,
WI WELLS, d. d. G. @.
Richmond planet., 1903-02-14
Walter Y West.
mark
Witnesses

a. ID. PRICE,
JOHN r. CoGBmL,
n. BERANSENIA NoRRELL.
Richmond planet., 1903-02-14
$4,000 Paid.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. eth, 'OS.
This is to certify that I have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Worthy
counsellor of the Grand Court of Vir-
gina One Hundred Dollars in payment
OF the death claims of Sister Hannah
west, who was member of Rosetta's
Court, No. 173, I. O. Calanthe.
Signed;-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
COUNT BECOMES COBBLER.
An Austrian Nobleman Renounses
His Station, the World and
It0 P1eaSureo.

From the pleasures of a gilded
youth to a cobbler's bench is the ro-
mantle career of Count Edward Sta
dos, = member of one of the noblest
families of Austria. The somewhat
unusual moral Of the tale is the fact
that in the face of a fresh smile from
tickle fortune he prefers to remain
a cobbler. The affair came about in
this way: The young count, having
dissipatcd his wealth, was wandering
through a forest in Hungary when he
came. upon a .cobbler, to whom he
confessed his poverty. The man Of
him a home and a trade, and the
count accepting, was taken to his
home and taught to make and mend
shoes. :, AZ. ~
One, day "a man of law,[who had
been. looking for himsa long time, ar
riyed, and told him. that by the sues
c~essive and rapid deaths ~of. all his
male relatives he bad become heir of
the immense fortune of, the Stadios
and member of the house of peers of
Austria. This sudden prosperity
coming after so many misfortunes
did not urn the head OF the" noble
dohbler, who, according to runaor, Or
dered himself a. simple hut to. be built
in the forest, and now, having re.
nouneed the. vanities of the world,
he lives in this hut, making and
mending his own shoes. :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
SOME QUEER PEOPLE.
fnhabitaats of Different Parts Of the
Globe Who Arc Unknown to the
Rest of Humanity. II

If aperson were confined to one text
book, the best one to choose would be
a dictionary, since it gives an inkling
Of every art, science or profession
known to mankind. study Of the die
tionary is always interesting and in
structive, and a simple turning Of it's
pages will acquaint US with many
things of which we have never pre-
~viously heard. Notice what a fund Of
information is contained in. the follow
ing definitions:
The Antiscians are the inhabitants
OF the earth living on different sides of
the equator, whose shadows at noon
are cast in contrary directions. Those
living north. of3the equator are artisA
clan. to those Living, south Of thatline,
and vice versa. The. shadows on one
side are cast: down, toward. the north
and upon the other toward the south. !:
The Ascians, are the people who live
in a land where, At ., certain time of
each year, they have no shadows at
noon All the. inhahitents Of the tor
rid zone are vAAsseeiap 9tags$:tlh eS, haying;sa
The Pesrliisciasdh... AZ tlh e. il b
of the polar circle, Whose shadows
during some portion st the summer,
must in,the eoirse oftthe day move en-.
tirely .aronndaand fallstoward every
point Of the. compass,s.S.3ttss fT:s>!y..s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

H !;
INSTRUMENTATION

- .,a".
Mr.. Code is building a livery barn.
Wheat was seeded here as early as
the 9th.
Mr.. Foley has just completed his
restaurant.
Another hardware store is reported
as coming.
Mr.. shiplye's real estate and loan
Office is under way. Z,
B. F. Keroher's, barn was destroyed
by prairie fire O the. 18th.
The Mortified carriage shop came
near being destroyed by fire.
Cur blacksmith, Dave Taylor, has
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

this condition persists the stomach is
under strain. Imperfect digestion is
followed by imperfect assimilation
and nutrition, and the body is being
daily weakened by lack of nourish-
ment 80 that it yields easily when
germs of disease attack it.
The most extreme cases of vstom-
;ach trouble. and the evils resulting
/. from it have been cured by Doctor
! Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
!, It strengthens the stomach, puri6es
J the blood aud builds up the body with
! sound healthy flesh. It puts the
= machinery Of digestion and nutrition
in perfect working order 90 that the
body Is fully nourished.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

: All Around Webster :


Peter Haley was in Webster be
tween trains last Wednesday.
The pupils Of the Freshwater school
are enjoying this weeks vacation.
John Haslom and F. D. Shaw were
out here on a business trip the other
day.
John Badge seems happy again,
now he is back in the Webster neigh
:borhood.
Mrs, Humphreys of Brocket was the
guest Of. her; daughter, Mrs., Olaf Leet,
for, several days. .,,s .,.i-,,,..
| Miss Inez Kollar returned to the
Grand Forks academy Monday, after
]her Easter vacation, .,.:
Mrs. Paul Parker arrived Monday
FROM the Lake, and will commence
Housekeeping at once, ....:. $3.50
Webster ST.. purchased a
handsome carriage" from Prosser~&
Serumgardsa: few days ago. -
/ Woafk Jufe1 are | quite busy putting il
Curling at our city we'll: Abra.
ham Hanson has s. the CONTRACT. >,>....
Geo., Jameson and Master Ray,
drove, cut to "the only city in the
N orthwest':,,.. last Saturday morning.
Miss Lucy Cockburn came home
Saturdaya.aftera weeks visit with
her aunt Mrs. Henry Hale Of Devils
Lake.
Mrs. Arthur Plummer, the G.
q. president, led last weeks meet
ing. The ladies of the w. c. T. U.
decorated the Chapel last Thursday
fol: the entertainment Of Friday
night. The colors were blue and
white 81: 81
The Sunday School officers for the
coming year were elected 1ast Sab
bath. The contest of Friday evening
was we'll attended and considered
quite a success. The chapel was dec
GRATED IA blue and white. The ban
ner motto suspended across the front,
and potted plants banked on the Or:
gan. The program, exceptionally good,
was as follows: Scripture reading,
Mrs. N. Morrison; prayer, Rev. R.
Walker; Song, Freshwater school;
contestant No. 1, Chas. Baldwin;
song, Dreamland, quartette- Messrs.
Walker, Cory, Webster and Thiving
No. 9-College Oil Cans-Nellie
Baldwin; solo-Curse of Wine;
4 Pearl Webster; No. 3-An Old Mans
! Story-Clara Garske; instrumental
1duet, Mrs. Olaf Leet and D. F. Cor
ry; No. 4-Result of Treating
Frank Williams; song-Guide Us
by quartette; No. 5-Ruin's Tradga'
dies-Nora jacobson; instrumental.
solo, Alma Honett; No. 6--Mementt
! More--Grace Phifer; duet-Querie'
I-1nez and Gacie Kollar; dialogue
"a Point on Prohibition - Donald
Baldwin, Grace Kollar and Leste
4 Morse; club swinging, Mrs. L. D
Smell; instrumental solo, Grace Phi
fer. Presentation of medal. CLOSING
hymn and Benediction. Those actin.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

ris5 5ws: t e! sa MISREPRESENTATION go iSs! ssg gsss|s :'' Z, :
Columbus, Ohio, rthen cramps in the stom-
kidney n liver trouble, and my back got
weak so I could scarcely get around. 1 Just
gave money to the doctors S1ssnever 1
thought they woul4A Do. rne sma3Hbs. good, but
years passed, I had:: BBeeomngf3s4 poorly. I
could only walk in the h&ous9 ~ tKsskid ofa
chair, and I got 20 thin I h gipen n1 to die,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
HoDclcSS and HeIDIclp'S;;SI;.,.

The consequences of a diseased con-.
f.dition Of the stomach and digestive
s:1add hutIitive system are most disas--
to the whole body. One by one
: every organ may become involved.
lnThe misery is maddening.
= The surest way to a serious illness
is to neglect the symptoms which
: point to a diseased condition of the
:. stomach and the allied digestive and.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

thinking tnat
could not be cured.
Then I saw one Of
my neighbor boys
and he said, Take
my advice and take
DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
and make q new
n a out of o
SELF The first bot
tie helped me SO I
thought 1would get
another, and after
I had taken eight
bottles in; about six
weeksHHas weigh
ed and found I had
ainedtwEuty:seven
~(27)poundx ! have
donefmo Ole q I'd
WORK in the past
eleysh months than
! MdHn. two years
Bef6SSE4pd I am as
stout @ healthy
to+dsYsXNhiak n't
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

: LAWTON ITEMS

Raking the yard is in order.
J.. Wheeler of Edmore was here this
week.
Will Gibbons was in Park River
last week.
Erwin Brant of Park River was a
visitor last week.
The Misses Vobeyda left for their
home in Conway Monday.
Nellie Thatcher and Olive Dodge
spent Tuesday in Edmore.
Grandma Abel will spend the sum-
.melrr on her claim north of town.
Mrs. Leo Beauchamp spent a few
days on her claim north of town.
49,: Metcalf of Cando is the. guest
of his nephew, DR.. Nicholson. $50.
- Mel. Abel of Park River. bought
Ray~Abef's farm south of: town.. ..
IF. G. Connors of Fargo was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John-+R uttle.
{. Mike Kerr,tthe 1iveryman, added
"a new carriage to his driving vehicles:
omer L;eemery Of Evanston. college,
is the. guest Of ris brother
hGeorge.
T, Miss Grace Kelly Of Michigan City
was the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Matt
.Vobeyda. =
Arthur Mercer Ct Larimore is in
town looking after the building of
his printing Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeBrant have moved
into town. Mr.. LeBrant is assistant
cashier Of the State Bank of Lawton.
Ameeting of the officer of the Sun
day school was held at the home Of
Mrs, Larsen and all arrangements for
a Sunday school, which will be- open
ed next Sunday, were made. A large
attendance is desired. Sunday school
at 2 p. M, church at 8 p. m. The
school house is too small for the con.
gregation. A church is needed. The
people of Lawton and vicinity are in
hopes that Rev. Gilmore will STAY the
year out.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
new YORK
Cash STORE
Millinery

Visit our nicely appointed parlors
on the second aoor and try. on all you
wish and we will quickly disabuse your
mind of the impression Of high price.
gained by the richness OF the Hats. The
prices we ask will surprise you.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

To late for last weeks issue.
F.. Mesdames Morse and Shell drove to
the Lake last Saturday.
Mrs. Parker was in Webster be-
tween trains a few days ago.
Mrs. Ole Thorson and family were
Webster guests the other day.
Last weeks G. E. meeting was con
Quoted by Miss Edith Webster.
Miss Inez Kollar is home from
Grand Forks for her Easter vacation.
Even more than the usual Saturday
evening crowd sundayed at the Lake.
Our train did mot return to STARK
weather, as usual, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Robert Webster returned Mon:
day from a two weeks visit at the
Lake., -
Mrs. Albert Swenson has been
numbered among the sick for several
days. =f.~.rs': So -" Is : y!
Ton Sullivan and family. have
moved over to the farm for the spring.
work.
Miss Marguerite. Chisholm returned,
Thursday from jamestown where. she.
has been attending the academy.
| The Websterines can tell you all
about duck and goose hunting las
they have been there" quite recent
lyE.
Saturday Miss Sutherland and the
Pupils Of the Morrison school were up
at the church. drilling for Fridays
contest. :.
Sunday u little chapel was
crowded, nor did they come in vain,
as the Easter rmo was. something
Ito be remembered. ~
Last Monday some of our promi-
nent citizens "burned off, most of
the town lots. 1t greatly improves
the appearance Of Webster.
Mrs. W. D. Millar came up on the
train last Saturday morning and, to.
gether with her husband, drove back
Ito the -Harbor in the evening,
We, of >Webtser, fall asleep each
might to the steady beat of the ham.
mer, and are awakened at 4:3O each
morning by the same melodious
sound. Progressive town!
/, Mrs. Mckinney also visited the
Morrison school Tuesday morning and
gave the L. L.. L. a very pleasant
talk. She was delighted with the
orderly conduct of the school.
Monday evening the people of oul
neighborhood gathered at the chapel
to listen to a lecture from Mrs
mckinney, of Maza. Her theme was
Personal Responsibility, and every
: one present was both convinced and
helped by her words. Master Viii
lard accompanied her and both were
entertainer at the home of Mrs. Nor
, imam Morrison.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

,nutr1tive organs.
! When there is a
feeling of undue
after
, meals, sometimes
accompanied by
AN inordinate
craving for food.
!; with sour OF bit
ter risings. and
hatulence, the
stomach is not
, doing its work.
lhere may also
-sbe bad taste in
sthe mouth on
rising, headache,
dizziness ,iritabi1-
/: ity, nervousness
!; and other symp-
toms. White
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
M&@E@E2&&
Have now on Display Their Full Line of
Tai|or-Made Suits and Dress and w:

EHghGmde Goods. The styles are Exclusive YoawIr rot find them eEyThe@ In act the m md
assortment ever shownn the Northwest. Absolutely Correct TMs IN Rmmmd%hssG %
offer you more style and more quality atthep rice han you can gtw vast 81 the Tm Cities Isw TM ma Gn
stunning effects and distinct thew mesa an endless variety to hoosef from -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
DOCTORS PAILED

N was troubled with indigestion for about
two years." writes VIM. Bowkery ESQ, Of
Juliaetta, Latah Co., Idaho. NJ tried differ
ent doctors and remedies but to no avail,
until I wrote to you and you told me what to
do: suffered with pain In my stomach and
left side and thought that 1t would kin me.
Now ! am Slad. to write this and let you
that I IN all right. I can do my work
now without pain and I don't have that tired
feeling that I used to have Five bottles Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
two walls OF his Pleasant Pellets' cured me-"
Dr.. Pierce'ssPleasant Pellets e1eat1yr
aid the action of the wDiscovery" by
keeping the bowels in regular and
healthy action.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

installed a second mar to accommo-
date the rush.
BY all indications Mortified will
soon be a big town. Carpenters are
at work in evey corner.
Swartut & Roosholt's building is
being rapidly erected. John Carroll's
hotel will soon be ready.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
Dress Goods

The broadcast range, in colors and
shades in all the new weave For years.
aThe New York Store has been the
leaders in Stylish Dress Goods but this
season with our buyers visiting the east
5ern markets we made" special effort and
succeeded in getting the most elaborate
line far surprising all past efforts. The
most
ELEGANT LINE OF
WASH GOODS =.
Imaginable. Appropriate Trimming and
Ornaments to match all these fine goods.
A@line of Vesting Waist Patterns and a
few deliberately Embroidered Patterns.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. $40 cen 10
QverdEafts, secured and unsecured..... 25,s7s 6S
Y. 5. Bonds to secure circulation ...,, $1,000 %
premiums on, J. s. Bonds. ...... 2,459 r. A
Stocks, Securities warrants, tc.....: 40,79i 81 ,
Banking House, Furniture and Fix
Due from Nationai: Banks (notieselve 20'0"
Due 1 from approved reserve agents :".:'' u d'e eSs s
Checks and other cash TENS ten e.4.s.~. @ S:sa2 8
Notes Of other National Banks".... 500, 90 O..
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
specie Ell . 'en.s f. S2ao.2I sSs 80
Legal tender notes. 500 % 2s,4se.15
As per cent ofcirculation1 ...::.:".... $500 90
7 +; Total ...s.s $500 ,7s4 IS ]
+ " LIABILITIES. IS.
stock paid n......""-.....s $1,000 90
fsurplus fund 10000 90
Undivided profits, less. expenses and
National bank notes outstanding.:. 5000 % q
Due to other national banks:"... 49,. 1883 Is
Due to state banks and bankers. 1877 4S
Demand certificates of deposit. ...... 1855 20
Time certificates Of deposit....... 49,. 10S,322 IL
0o Of deposit eassHif for tI money ssssaaea.es 10000 oo1k4
."...""..s;o $685. s4 So
:st coa 0t Of Ramaey IS
I,,F..H. Routier, cashier of the above-named
bank, 40 solemiy swear that the above state,
%iHs is true to the Of F. e, R Roy 1a9w essB;. and
/ Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of April, 1908.
My commission expires Dec. 18th, 1sos.
:, Attest: T e. e. :: S SS5ss;
Directors.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

as judges were: Prof. R. S. Dewar,
Allie Haig and Chas. Thwing, with
Rev. R. Walker as referee. The
medal was awarded to Miss Nora
Jacobson-presented by R. s.. Dewar.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24
No. 1897,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
First National Bank

AT DEVILS LAKE,
In the State of North Dakota, at the close Of
business April 8, 1903.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-24

81 IS! So IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
THE MARKETS

Strawberries DECLINED O. 81 10 per
crate this mpwms LAT niaht %
efatrH arrived
cabbage advanced 90 & % per cwt
WHOLESALE PRICES
trhsaa rfiers are 20 any uugef IN auanti.
ttuH fflnFa uu HmAW purchases nrefaHu 90
rsf cput hiahsfl
Provisions
FRESH Meet eeW beef iaa it steer eesf.
81 lp. mutton. Zoe lhi pork, luAe ~
veal aHi0e 10.
atir ih|
Provisions fiamu. taei breakfast bacon.
ifap psiiea. tfrah tzAo.
Vegetables
burbank potatoes. native, WA 10
ton. NakimaH. gig0id. sweet potas
toys, 81 TO- carrots. 81 sack pafanipH.
ft.eo pet sack tomatoes. sas pee
basket. isttues ti,oo runs. cauiliiows
er Siia5 dos cabbage. l2aR pet
eWt. spinach, Gaa por box. rhus
barb. aHtc per A.. California aspars
aguu, So per ih. Oregon, li.aa per
box native. 81 10 pei hGt. California
green peas. aHbo, rucufhberr, y pes
doH. rahiHhes. 100 doa. onions, iim
tab pei cwt
Green Fruit. Eto.
California strawberries. 81 90 crate.
Lemons, s. toud.uo per boz OF
anEcs t2ssusUo per hoxi appisu.
10 OSLO PET box fancy. 81 SOC 10
bananas t25kaast per ppnchi grape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
BIG STRIKE MY HE
Up ZMM MEKERlEG

A strike that wnl Involve every
brewer aud brewery empl0Ya in the
viiN Is inWinouf The annual vase
scale VIII be presented 60 the brew.
fFN operators tomorrow hy the
lfewety Workmena anton Tor aIs
natures, An Increase in the wages
paid "a several departments 81 The
ereWefira Is demanded. and 10 the
new scale - not siEnad up the brew
cry workers declare that they Mil
walk cut
The WaEe question WAS discussed
az = meeting % the unions last night
and the general sense 90 the meet
ins was that the men would Insist
on the adoption of the new waEe
scale
INmorfaN Il a recognised holiday
emefs the brewery employees. 20 Il
depends upon the actlon % the up-
orators whether the men viii return
a. wuFk May E
That the operators have daterniiu.
cd 60 resist the demands Of the
9nioas 4 evidenced by notification
given t. a iarse number Of saloons
Ia the city toaay that it would be
Impossible % assure them Of q res
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
LOCAL THEATERS


The eminent English actress Mrs.
Patrick Campbell. opens an engage
ment az the Grand tonight. present
inx The joy Of iAyina fonoffoS
night the bill wtii be The Srcand
Mrs fanaurray.- and saturday
night. Aunt Jeanne
ssadssson prsms,ie Recital
The SandcrSon Dramatic club
presented llurnetta sEsmefaida' AZ
the brand last night Tor the benefit
% the star sea court. No eio,
Wemen's Catholic order 81 FORESTRY.
claire t.udWix BLACKWELL IA the Lead
ina ruiz aiaan I'd a great deal ~ "a
ent and presented the character veil
last night. The ether parts wee
very we'll taken.
rhirs Avsras Thester
Resurrection a play Of Russian
penal lifu. kVtd be presented at the
ThiFd Avenue thsatsr next Wrak.
The play Il sffuug uns. uiied with
~tartllrK elimaxes and Interesting
situations. The scenery IL said to
be Ecad and sh. company comes weii
recommended.
Ths Harlow Minstrel troupe ia al
the Third ANsRur this werk.
Seattle Thsatsr
s-rhe Girl l Left nehind Me- wtit
b. tho Offering ~ the ttskef Theater
company AZ the Seattle th-ater neat
week The play IL sid 70 be ss
strong as any that has been pre-
scented b the com aHy while fheY
have been In seattle. sehhfiie .
Aant- L. the attraction this week
~Ars Nsa a Assoaf
Next sunday night che Rich q
Harris cenAsdtana headed by Iohn g
Rice and Tholftaz A Wise. Will ap-
pear al the Grand 20 present the
cenr3y adapted fsesa she 9cftaan
Lee Dstftahstelu. and entitled. Are
rca Maaon ~ Il MsasFe. Kies
and Wise arN said "a be doing the
NEST GtiAtioasiY fuhny and artistic
Wofk ~ their stage fareers The
ptree though taken from the Ger.
man. - nov practically an Amerfs
49, --..S. .:..,y. : -. -
charncfsr typaa ana brIstIEnE Wttn
clean. wholesome fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
Freeburg. the Seattle Astronomer

sasa the reason Why he cant agree
With the other astronomers IL be
cause they nay they see the bis
clipper ~ passing around the north
star once year. but they can not
siye any reason fnr Il. Ana they
Also say our earth IL passing
afuund the suu once "a year, but has
no way 90 show how the north pole
Of the earth " ppiutihH towards
the north star. Now FrvebuFKH
Manual of Astronomy demonstrates
this. too. and all other motions Of
the earth In space 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

uier beer auppy FOR at least three
Hr four weeks,
There are hNg uuipns Among the
brewery workers of the citY Involved
ln the threatened strike They are
the iireWefa. neor tlnftlcra's brewery
HuEineafa aud Firemen tierr nriVt
efs. aud Helpers, and the lifuN cry
lshhurafs or AafdmNu
fhp increase ln wages are demand
ed BY the regular hreWefa ana the
engineers The brewers want s. 20
instead 81 $500 per day The chief
engineers demand an Increase ~
from $3.50 a. Sab per daY. The
nte unions nruaniHo 60 stand or fall
tnKether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

uuit l2boHa comb honey. 1ae per
pound.
nut,sr. Cheese, Uoas. Poultry
iiutter Washington rronneriea.
gee California alW atd. dairy. gae.
ltfHH0 fresh ranch. a8f per dozen
cheese aHilfe WHshinRtaa. nlli cream
10 iimhufHer, lie. Swiss. BRICK.
islfiae
POULTRY Dressed turkeys, 18g2ie.
livt hers. ia4ite. live dpcka. ice
dressed Zoe.
Hay, Grain and Feed
oats, So tom barley, g. ton
wheat ga ton. chop. t15qag tom
hraht $40 ton Hhofir. $50. OH cake.
$50 ten, Eastern Washington timo-
NY so California hay, SO ton !
California alfalfa. so ton.
PRICES TO PRopUcERs
Thsae prices ars tar seeds delivered At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
RELIANCE
TUNES UP

NEWPORT. April 30 Under her
oSn canvas the Reliance this morn
iaE slipped ffam her anchorage IA
the haFbor and sailed fnT New
Hochcli~. where she il 90 be tuned 90
and the creW drilled Into trim with
iaelin on board fseiin says he will
not brush with the either biz fellows
Until the defender = in nrat-elass
dfiil AMI trim
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ter hurry up thrn. and cali upon the
Inter. Stafs Fisheries Co. 19a pa
cinc hieck. ard get some 20 their
stock. which Niii not reEaaln very
long GA the maYkrt Qef ia to-day.
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call AMI shus you what Ns are do
tins with the stoc Aholdcrs money.
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