davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
THE MARKETS

Vegetables
Beans. dry. per ewt. t13sQRTt:
small whites. tagb8a7k large
whites. tauf1g. pink beans. fazs .
green beans tM6cs wax green
beans. sole. wax beans fse per
ID beeta. per sack. 81 90 parsnips
per sack. tlat. native carrots per
sack. ti.5o. lemons 5000 coo;
eaullfiower. per case. TscHtf. gar
lie. new. -. spinach. crate. tQc /.
head lettuce. per dozen. $50 zoe.
parsley. per dozen. 2sc. carrots. per
Dor. st.oo. urtichokes. per doz.. e0c
native rhuharb. 1Mdsc. summer
asparagus. zoe. green peas. &c.
green peppers. PEI ~, zoe. teic-
phone psaa im2c. summer
squash. 10. Sc; native turnipa.
dozen. so8b0c fiat Dutch cabbage,
ihc. native cabbage. fae. Cali
forula green corn, per doscu. 5sc.
nutive green corn. hocmsi.bo per
box. cucumbrrs. eco soc. German
eucumherH. per case. tl76. nut
meEa, per case. t20ods 90 sweet
corn. native. per cwt. ti25. hot
houee tomatoes per io-lb. boxes. 81
Wenntchec tomatoes, case teboGf ..
AsMAsAAAaaHa MNNNM ANNEHEH go w. ~
less. $500. Grant Chilica. $500.
California. new. $500. Minnesota.
old. $500.
Fruits.
Bananas, bunch. t2.s0a 3.6e. dates,
case. $500. npricots, per case,
10. BisMGc: figs. " 10 bricks. ti7b.
figs Hccdlcsn. i0-lb cartons. 60
d Iac. grape fruit. Eeedloss. 81 90
pfg7b. lines. a0c per hundreds new
fancy oranges. box. Sf00a4.1a. cram
berries. $40. Florida piucaupleH. st6f
tt2b. California peaches. crate. 500
She. ffccsionc peaches. crate. 81.
California plums, case 7bcM4i.Io.
eantaioupcH case. 80 red eufranta
case. f2.75. raspberrieH. ft2b black
berries. box, $3.50 $50. wild black
berries. box $3.50, California apples,
ftmt.bO per box: green grapes.
1850. watcrmelona, ft7bm2.00 per
dozen. California pears. per box
s2.00-25e. white aeedleaa grapes.
per crate, ti7b. LoEana. per crate.
f200. native peach piums, per
case. e0cmSi00. native apricota.
per case. 10000. crab applea.
per box, 75c. Wenatchee apples. per
case. $50: nutmeg melons. 81 a
case.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese. f1m12C:
cream brick cheese. i4m1hc. Cali
fornia cheese. i2hc. oregon cheese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

reported.
The discovery that the mosquito
H. the chief u not the only agent ia
the spread Of this disease vas made
ln 1901 by the medical officers u
the United States army stationed In
Havana. The name Of Jesse ". Ia
zear. a contract surgeon 81 Che
United states army. sill always be
associated with THE important dis
coyery lie gave his life 70 test the
theory. He was a member OF spe-
cial board headed b. Major Walter
Reed. and consisting. iu addition 10
Lazear. of Contracting Surgeons
Jamse Carroll and Afisfides Agra
monte.
The secretary OF var. then Mr..
Root commenced their work and
asked promotion for Major Waiter
Reed and for Major william c. Cor
gas. who succeeded IL Kidding Ha-
wanna Of the fever. for the first time
Ia several hundred years
And he adds this eloquent tribute
to Lazears
The name Of Or Jesse Va. Ia
zear. contract surgeon. who yolun-
tarlly permitted himself 20 be In
oculaied with the yellow fever germ.
in order % furnish a necessary ex-
perimental test a. the course Of the
Investigation. and who died OF the
disease. should be written in the list
Of the martyrs who have died in the
cause Of humanity. A. slight me
mortal o. his hefolsH. = battery In
the coast defense fertilization al
Fort Howard, Baltimore. Mr.. has
been named Battery Lazear'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
Big Doings In
WiIkesharre

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Aug. 10
Fully 100000 visitors are IN town 10
see President Roosevelt and witness
the big parade OF the Catholic Alb
stinence Union. All mines. factor
les and shops along the valley are
idle Never has the town entertain
ed such distinguished visitors. who
include, besides President Roose-
telt Cardinal Gibbons. John Mitch
ell, Mayor Weaver of PHILADELPHIA
and congressman. senators and
Judges.
The city is in gala attire. The pa
fade began at noon. with 10000 tenn
perance men in line. President
Roosevelt arrived aud Mitchell aet-
ed as his Introductory spokesman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

tractor ID. y. Brown unearthed the
bones Of several persons who had
been buried for years one Of the
collins was ia a fairly good state
81 preservation. but the others acre
entirely rottcd away.
The bones Of three human beings
we're taken from the excavation and
sent 10 the morgue They viii be
buried from that Institution. The
ground which was being broken FOE
the buildings was at one time the
site Of German Evangelical
church, but q was supposed all the
bodies had been taken from the
burying ground years aRo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
RUN OktR

Clark tyler Is. was run over and
seriously injured at Foster. Wash,
Wednesday afternoon.
Tyler was riding on load OF
lumber when the brake broke. He
Jumped to the ground ana the
wagon ran over his body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

eionn cnsea Be- other cities ~ 10"
south outside ~ Ne u9fieauh'
ln order ~ Ruard lbe gulf ports
the department haa been given one
~ the revenue cutters II b. uhen
81 patrol The coast ana fkamih" "ll
small craft leaving ct landing ~
New orleans.
General Wyman does not expect
any general outbreak n the fever
~ Tampa. fla. IL spite 81 one case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
MARINE NOTES

The steamship Senator. Of the Pa
cifie Coast company. came In Thurs
day morning from Nome and 81
Miehasls. with i2s passengers. ana
something over $4,000 Ia gold
dust $50 600 Of the gold came from
Fairbanks aud the balance from
Nome. Captain Lloyd reports a
pleasant voyage with good weather
during al the trip. lie states that
Nome IL more active az the present
time than the city has been since
the first great rush.
The British steamer Yanriaze, Of
the Alfred Holt company. Captain
Lyeett master. f. loading $1,000
cases Of Puget sound salmon at the
Oriental dock for London and Llv-
cfpooi. The YangtHzo came into the
sound four days ago from Liverpool
by way Of Sueg canal. touching at
China and Japan. and will return
by the same route as soon as her
cargo Is loaded. In addition 70 the
salmon she VIII take ON conslgn-
meuts Of general merchandise and
lumber FOR England and for way
ports.
Steamer Santa Barbara. OF the I.
H. GRAY & Co.'s fleet. left san
Francisco Thursday for Seattle with
200 tons u general merchandise.
Steamer Jefferson win sail Thurs.
day night for skagway with a fun
load 81 passengers. chiefly exeur-
aioniata.
The giant liner Minnesota
steamed away Thursday for tho
Orient on her third voyage. carry
ing f26 passengers and 2S.o0o tons
OF cargo Prominent among her
passengers are Gustave Werner. of
Berlin. head Of one OF the greatest
banking syudiCates Ia the world. he
and his wife being on a pleasure
trip. II. ". Wilder. Of New York.
is going To Bangkok. Slam. 10 rep
resent capitalists who are installing
n telephone and telegraph system.
G. r. Smith, a Seattle capitalist. on
a tour OF the orient. and Mrs. J.
Hamilton lewis. wife oft he cor
poration counsel or Chicago. are
others. a party Of school teachers
are going TO Manila for service I'M
the Philippine schools, and Elder
Worcester is taking a party OF nine
missionaries TO India FOR work there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
Collins Is Cute

VICTORIA. b. c, Aug. lO.-Geo.
Collins, the big San Francisco law
yer wanted for bigamy. gave his
pursuers another shock this morn
ing by stating. through his attorney.
that he was Ill In bed and unable
10 appear.
lie put in a certificate from a
doctor saying he is ia a highly ner-
vous state and is unable 10 appear.
The prosecution ridieuled his claim
OF sickness and limited that he is
likely doing this to get out OF tho
country. The Judge said he would
let the matter 60 over until tomor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
UNEARTH BONES

PfTTSBuRG, Aug. 9.-whue cx-
oavating Tor some new dwellings on
Coyiugton street. last night, Con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

Government officers IN Seattle on
wednesday morning arrested Sven
Fernstrom, sailor on the barken-
tine n. Flickinger. which arrived in
Pork Blakeley on Tuesday, on in
formation wired from San Fran-
cisco, charging him with obtaining
naturalization papers hy fraud in
that city. No details as 20 his crime
were furnished. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

ACTIVE HAND m FoHTlpo YELLOW FEVER TAKtH BY SUR
ogoH GENERAL WALTER wYmAN-oETshfioh SN"po
AND lnspgcroRs-upoN SACRIFICE OF CONTRACT SUR
oeon TAG ARMY BUILT IT'S PLAN or ATTACK on THE
DISEASE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
IuDaE a NAV ny ms wonKl

JUDGE 4 NAN ny MS WORKS
Why Do ~se ssii lot. ~ 90 up to fs.o
18th city water. ani1 ~ minutes ride
from FHFHf afsuae. Hldrs AIS and
street Hehts ~heH othsFn are sellluE
lots all around - and Z niish fur
Their cut fac more ~lthuut ans eftf
improvements Ann~ef Where thsy
cheaper years $50 W, make little
on each sale They make a hlE pro
rit on ums sale Thsif customers tsll
their stirnsas q don by there oar
that southeast Seattle 70 The plArr 10
ntF fus HuFua and invest meat
~ THIS HOT AIR or FAt-rHf
The true test ia snuW man - his
Nnfk We have euk fuurtssn hun
drsd lots o stputhsast seattle "a enc
Fsaf. We have uuiit 10 homes Thsfe
are nine hundred citizens. Here r.
real I've evidence 10 prove ever
susd - 50 II You afs payiuE rent
and hafs sfsafk u amtltion -
your tHsfN. and hDsms sens A.
one II or citizens put " you all
Investigate eur offer Taks tA~
Wilmington street ear We hzsf
70 niuasss service morning ard
evening - fulnutr service during the
aaN II - Is minutes ride from
Writ AVsuns our officr 10 upsn until
50 IA every dAy. on thr Aadltion-
SEATTLE HoassEEKERs CO
FREE CAMPING SITES on rHE
beautiful baihias beseh only G min.
utea ride fine sprinr water on 81.
rrr lot I block from the station
postaffiee and dnck no prs'tier place
on the sound lots are eox.iia street
10 rear = iats take Great Northern
train @ MsadoNdaie And So thssn
Nf George Wheeler will Show you
wEsf WHEELER.
galman itioek
NJ n CRANE q CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
m-ss Eitsi BuudinE.
Second and rika
Phones. As1
CERTAINLY a GOOD nUY.
g. ana=A ueW h.roam cottage with fine
iat Owls uuiF ons block from ear
Terms only 800 down, balance on
time q Z pr cent p,srfe.ci title.
% coimau Bldg
CERTAINLY A GOOD my.
81 so New tsfeufu cottage with s lots
terms tla cash balance on timf at
per cent Tdtls perfect
CHARLES r. ADAMS.
~ coiman bids. ~
FfVE- ROOM house. lot sNgO. tloa
and irVut located On f1rd ave HFsat
Madison e. This is = 1900 prupfftv.
but ln order 10 make oulck &c
the owner ia asking only g. 20
81 90
Four ruum house IN Ballard. closed in.
lot foxi1a ali improvements IN ID
paid for eHaF terms can 30 had
HAMILTON & OLSEN,
30 Marion bldg
LOOK AT THIS
II IL very cheap r. flve-room -.
fully modern cottage, fun ceuF ui
basement eli improvements lu Ind
paid good view. nice location Ene
block from car line. ib minutes tide
from Second avenue. tt IN Hftfp.
Price ti.@ We can arrange teruas
HREpEs. IEBOLn a cox.
f0i8sasal Alaska Building
A. 2fa. Main s2b2
ixHx xrNxK NNHx 4
= Real Fstate Titles a Speciality I
EMIL , brandt. 4
Attorney and fuuuFclloF at Law. Z
bz1 Lumhef Exchange
X Phone Main fzx 4
MoffgaHa Loans Negotiated h
n Real Estate Probate and Cor \
poration Law. 4
go $3.50 xSSx (
ACRE TRACTS - minutes ride on
the car south. rich level land, very
. easily cleared. ft2b Easy terms.
ROBERT MAfsTRY.
ai9-aa.a2i a iaaka Building IA
YOUNGSTOWN. WEST SEATTLE.
-Four 26Ntu0. foot lots. fronting Depot
street. just south 81 the postofftce
one block from Rolling Mills. a beau
tiful Hotel Site. a bargain. Your
own terms
J ". WHITE.
en- Oriental Block tt
Honse. Z rooms. modern. nenr state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Sar Ndnt Az. agencies
. Wan, sd. office, nsslsy'a prVs
store, Second and Pike. Phones,
sunsy, sOeoi Ind, iisa 4
-
c. N. Lohudr0n, cigar store eis
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug Store, iois F'rs, Ave
p. n. Mullen, 81 Ballard Ave op'
posite City Hall
Fremont Drug CO. Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
Thea Harris. at postotliee, Rsnton-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

a0room LODGING house for exchange
lef city property or chicken ranch
Main ahia II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

WY noN1T YoC reE 4oun TiM.
MIR RIGHT Several thousand
affH= - Eoud timber land open Tor
aaIflffnFut iHs FuHF timber right
At once ThTaa claims Rlll efuthF
s 90 - e. iUa 90 feet - good tim
her this H. the chance - q lifetime
at shiis you can aatiHfaettan guar
aHfefd even body
noiI.EY. ass,o Pioneer ia II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
Real Estate

a
fF You CANNOT M !
AAiep
yet COULD Nor nE j
HUkT /
Wuunt AVN TERRACE [
AupifinA j
VIII please sou. aud whgn J
fuuf tnf stmfut here
doubles az IA sure
Will la "a short time, !
you certainly would not I
ht hurt
{ View and especially Euod I
view adds value and a.
always taken into Cunnld- i
ufHtiun ia buying uf nrlis
inF a home IN THIS city i
Ne have priced lots in this !
addition Ha low uud tN-
"a lower than property ID
held at n many iuw dis
trlrta where there ln uo
Nlew aud but few CON
NeulHueeas
! These lots are cleared. {
streets fleHFrd. aide walks
iaid tedaf river water. i
Two ear lines az present
and q third one viii soon
he In operation that ~iii
land fen iu the business
center h twenty tNi mius
utNa time.
People Who love parks and 1
pretty thiuHa are buying I
this property and Niii ~ !
Hnuti ufiKhhufa FOR YOU
because they appreciate 4
what Nuu admire and Viii /
be eunsynlai SET
The same amount -
EFuHHd 90 Hush "a high +
healthy location With /
equal aurruuuainHa and /
within twenty tMi min I
uHaa ride TO Four bust /
iHHHH can never o. q
fefsst fuu again at such a
literal each discount. ~ I
OK fottH oW " rEhMa. I
tascAuHe IL h not in thiH Z
eitH Prices im This add {
fNtu from SC tu Jk1
/ Green Lake ear 90 10Th I
Az and Wnuaiasn Sta
ton Wsat 60 office az
southwest corner 81 [
woodland PARK
office unen until = y. N
fiues Nofth 20
I
uUIoN 4 Co.
FL " Forester. MEr
Heai Estate 4 Loan Dept
HALEY Building
10th Phones EJf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

rNonodEH y ed.
W Second Avenue zoe
500 Fine Rnd level lots IN Gilman
Park, t0Kl2u ST. down aud q 90
$40 per month corner iutH H.. on
same terms.
$40 ianc corner lot l0xin on queen
Anne tiill fine view II both the
OiYmplCa and Cascades
fia0 ifiue lot OlAi20 overlooking Lake
Union. walking distance from
town only one block ffam ear
itue II sou prefer Ga ride
81 20 s-roers cottage. modern. lot #N
~ an street isnprug esaautH iu
afia Faia for nae laeattssn. th
hinei.a frup Halnlef iielEhta eiu
81 so 1unf cnmfllrttd. - flfH utuaffn.
4afuam huugs af Brighton Beach.
aofc ~ grouna with II uioet
from rhr line. beautiful Hud
heaithful location
81 SO tine Groom, new aud modrrn,
Nnn aud electric light large Nrs
fauda corner lot inKitn blocks
from q Union and Madfena PARK
s 100 Sew s-room house IN all re-.
HusrtH modern. one block from
broadway car line. unfefellsd hHd
unul,effnciiNs Vtrw This eau ~
had ~ paying tiia down. ID per
q ea5 3 soom house in the course u
COMMUNICATIONS nicely arranged q
rooms on The lower fiour Z rooms
en- the upper floor. eemsnfsd est
lar. iot MKiu. MHhfnuH eaf 90
door You had hettef look "a THIS
nov aud W YOU wish any changes
GO b. made. they can be made
~tth0ut any additional eNpshHr
Terms reasonable enough % Hul'
anybody.
4 10 A good many people would IKE
ta live un Capitol ifitt but thst
find " TOO expensive well here :
Nauf chance. ZINE isfHafh mouse
lust completed. containing al
modern improvements fire place
farFs rrfauda. lot Hstaa just
such = home a. many wish Tor
but not many FfaiiEe. 10th Ave
Eafth 1 block from Volunteer
PARK SO down. balance on easy
terms
TWgnguEu = co.
an Oriental Fih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

fi{EE trauapp rtnUvu, 100 utrra A Ne
] WILDLY island alder land. level aud
easily CLEARED sound aud lake trent
aHt leaere tracts and up price 81
psF acre a Thompson tm deffUFs
son Place Ballard phone ballard Isl
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. 10. 1905.
HiRh. Low. Close.
Anal Copper 81 IS. Sti-S. Sti-4.
Am. Sugar. "a Ia. ffz1-2. 1t3 "a.
". n. r.. 50 f-2. IS 6-s. 69s-S.
Peoples Gas. Ice SIS. lee ID. iOG 5-s
metropolitan. rs Is. i27. i27 a..
u. g. Steel. IS "a. So L.. % 3-f
u. 3. s.. pfd. los IS. 1913 lis. iO3 81
Atchiaon. Sgt=s. IS. sST-&
y. A o.. rs b-s. rs LIS. ms Ia
Can. Pacs l56t-2. 1856 SIS, i56 SIS.
Erie. 4Sa-S. 4f6-s. 477-S
l.. e. ~. ISIS. 1861. 1878.
Mo. Pac. 1otf=t. 1oo1-2. iOt.
Penn. Iftt-S. 1885,. 1875
Reading. los as. Ice "a. 10S1-S.
Rock Island. 81 Is. II 50. % is.
So. Pac.. &C. 65 Is. Go.
81. Paul. 1885,. isis. 1885,.
TN. Puc.. ia2t-s. tat1-S. l321-S
H. Central isQ 50. ia i-2. $50 "a.
New York Central. i52.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

These lots are cleared.
streets CLEARED. eide walks
iaid Cedar river water
Two car lines al pfeHrnt
and q third one viii soon
he In operation that ~iii
land feu iu the business
center lu twenty tAi mius
uiea time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

CHICAGO. Aug. 10. 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
sept. "a as. kfs-E. So
r-~c.. ssf-2. safsx. salt 20 SO Us.
May. st.. s5T-t. = rs 20 Sc.
Corn
sept. SAT-. 6gt-s. b3B-S
Dec. e. rs.
May. 46 1-S to fbi-2.
Oats
sept. 20 Is. &c Is. &c IS
Dec. 81 i-2.
May. 2ag-S
Pork
Sept. iL2s. ittaf-2. 1Ai2t-a
rLunrr...nl a.rI.r.hnr r.hnnI d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
az Oriental Hlh
a4gtn fsti Phones Ind A 80

Chsau Iotar. lots tao. also 3
fata. e-etgry house. 81 also asfoou
b.5sas a tofs f4If Terms on all -
them - down 90 per month Close
ii on car line. city water etc zee
grifffu az Atlantic city Store Take
Times via III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

House. rooms. modern. near State
University a snap. easy terms. "
T.. May North 1880. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

View and especially % good
view adds value and a.
always taken into Cunaldr
GRAFTON ia BUYING oF Hrlis
inE q home in THIS city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

Ne have priced lots in this
addition Ha low uuu fN-
an lower than property ia
held AZ IN many low dis
trlgta where there ln no
View aud bat few cuus
NeulHueea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

Ibc. Eastern eheese. tfHc, butter,
Ne3iye creamery. efe. cooking. 800
zoe, California fBaHh creamery, 2Hc
eastern butter, So. oregon butter,
72e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

fnFT CAMPING sffEa oh Lake
Washington. nrautifai groves. fine
beating and fishing Pine large
~at~F trent lots from 20 TO - zach.
ca terms % D. dean balances o. per
seek TsYs-ceht fare - hufinE
tickets from the cunduetar. Take
washington street car to Atlantic
cts Addition ard sFx Griffin At
larne nee store. o. call Rooms la
Times block If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
fr You CANNOT uE
rtalz Ahieu
You COULD NOT nn
~
" uuntAWH TERRACE
AIIlIlIlLa

"a Ia please SOU. aud when
fuaf tnf stmfut here
doubles nH IA SURF
Will Ia a. short time,
Nnu certainly would not
be hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

People " hu love parks and
pretty thluea are buying
this property and will ~
FnsHi ueiKhhura for you.
because they appreciate
what Nuu admire and Viii
be q tanKtuiai SET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

Pr aale-s room hours. lots. near
aeafrstoWn. Add . = The star -ia
fseeap a 40. s-room modern cottage
fsa daNn 80 per month ADDRESS
III Fifteenth avenue south. fels.
phnns Red llai -lf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

Millinery

STYLISH millinery at lowest pricea
MltA A. NJ HANSON. tEQt Fourth
Ave, corner Pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10
o,o,.q.

acreage tes ssl..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-10

Washington cheese. Iiai2c;
cream brick cheese. ifm1bc. Calf
fornia cheese, 12hc. oregon cheese.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-31
Reflections Of A Bachelor.

The more man loves a woman the
more he has to tell her so, or she
won't believe him.
A girl has an awfully deceptive way
of making man believe he is doing
the proposing.
A woman is mighty clever to make
man think the reason she loves him
is that he loves her:
You can never make man believe
when he is carrying bundle, that ev-
erybody does not think it contains
some awful queer woman's clothes.
A curious thing about women is that
either they find fault with &C way
cheap cigars smell in the ho or
with the money you waste on good
ones.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-31

drawing the cotton from the market
would still leave it in the hands OF
the grower, who would not part with
it until it lis sold. If the grower would
care to hold for still higher price
he could do So The object in having
general office for the whole country
is to insure every mans having an
equal chance with every other man to
sell his cotton. In the event a sur
plus should be carried over the gener-
al office would see that every man
carried his share and his share only.
The plan ought to appeal very strong
ly to the manufacturer. 1t would give
him level price. Then, too, he could
get cotton in large lots without the
charges Of the middle men, The gen.
eral trustee should be man Of nation
al repute, Mr.. Jordan, for instance,
and the county trustees should be the
very best men that could be secured
call that is needed is the money
necessary to make the initial canvass
and strong faith in the southern peo-
pie. And why not attempt this or
something better? Is not the prize
large enough? Did any people ever
battle for a greater? Is not this the
day of large things? Does anyone
doubt that the price would go to
twelve cents if sufficient cotton were
withdrawn from the market and held
for that figure? No one doubts it, ev
cry one believes that the price could
be kept at twelve cents every year TIN
der those conditions. He who doubts
the success of such plan simply has
not sufficient faith in the southern
people. Why doubt them? Have
they had chance to prove what they
will do? Are not our people already
awake to the great possibilities before
them? Are they not tired of being the
hewers of wood and drawers of water
for set of spectators who have
seized upon their one great product
and made its price their favorite play
thing with which to gamble? Let the
cotton growers have chance to say
what they will do. Will the Southern
Cotton association take hold
of this matter and give the people
definite, sure plan along which to
work or will it content itself with
speeches and resolutions?
"If the association will not lead,
then the fact ought to be known that
an effort might be made to get indi-
viduals to supply the necessary funds
"Of course, there will be persons
enough to cry trust, trust" but this
is no trust. It does not have one ele-
n1ent Of trust in it. 1t does not seek
to destroy competition, ii does not
seek to lower the price of any product
or. commodity, and it does not infringe
anyone's rights in cotton. No man
has any right in cotton except the man
who raises it, until it is acquired by
purchase at such price as the grower
may accept. If number of laborers
have the right to pledge one another
that they will not work for less than
a stated wage, the cotton growers
have right to pledge themselves
that they will not accept less than a
fixed price for their cotton, the pro-
duct Of their labor. If farmers have
a right to meet and pass resolutions
pledging themselves not to sell COT
ton for less than certain price, surely
they have phe right to take steps to
make their resolutions effective"
-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-31

Continued on fifth page.)