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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-02
Louisville Minister Invit- cd to Montgomery TO SUCCEED REV. PATTERSON First Presbyterians Clear Church
 Debt of $500. Subscription Raised By Voluntary Con- tribution For Entire Amount of
 Obligations-Rev. R. L. Bell
 Breaches Strong Sermon.

At a congregational meeting held yesterday morning after the Il o'clock service. the members of the First Pres byterian Church. by unanimous vote, decided to extend a call to Rev. J. L. Lyons, D. D., of the First Presbyterian Church of Louisville, Kentucky, to fill the place of pastor recently left va cant by the death of Dr. G. W. Patter- son.
 As an accompanying movement in extending the invitation to Dr. Lyons, the congregation decided to clear the debt of the Church By voluntary subscription from the members, an amount of money was raised in less than thirty minutes, to practically cov- CT the entire debt of $2,500.
 The resolution passed by the con- gregation which embodied the invita- tion to Dr. Lyons is as follows:
 Resolved, by the members of the First Presbyterian Church of Montgom- cry. Ala, in congregational meeting as- sembled on Sunday. July 1. 1908:
 First-That we call to our pulpit as pastor, Rev J. L. Lyons, D. D., of the First Presbyterian Church, Louis- vile. Ky.
 Second-That his salary be fixed at three thousand dollars per year, with the use of the Manse.
 Third--That he be given the privi- lege of a two months vacation each summer. If he should desire the same.
 Fourth--That a committee. consist ing of three. be authorized to sign the cfncia1 call, and to prosecute the mat ter as required by the Church law, in all respects, with due diligence.
 Report of Committee.
 The passage of the resolution fol- lowed the report of the committee of five members. appointed at a meeting for the church, which recommended the call to Dr. Lyons. This report Is the direct result of a visit to Louisville of four members of the committee, and a consultation with the Kentucky minis ter a week ago.
 At that time Messrs. F. P. Glass, J. q. Cowan, V. c. Griffin and W. B. Tan ner went to Louisville and laid before Dr. Lyons the subject of the call to the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church of Montgomery. Dr. Lyons came to Montgomery about two months ago, and conducted a series of ser vices lasting ten days, during which time he made most favorable impress sion on the entire congregation. and, in the opinion of the committee on whom devolved the naming of success sor to the late pastor. Dr. G. W. Pat terson, no man better fitted to take up the work where he left it could be found in the Southern Presbyterian Church.
 In making the report of the visit of the committee to Louisville, MT Glass, the chairman, gave a detailed account of the conversation which took place between the committee and pr. Lyons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-02
Negro HostIer Burned.

Birmingham. July 1.-(Special)- negro hostler for the Southern Rail- way. while at work under an engine at an early hour this morning at the shops in this city, was burned from head to foot and dangerously injur- ed. He was under the ash pan when an engineer not knowing that the hostler was at work under the engine. turned on some of the machinery and the negro was covered with a sheet of fire practically. The injured man was carried to Copeland's infirmary where every attention Is being given him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-02
officers Installed.

Birmingham, July 1.-(Special)-- Birmingham Lodge No. S6S, Independ- ent Order B'Nai B'Rith at a well at tended meeting this morning installed odicers for the ensuing term. A Leo Oberdorfer. well known young att torney, was installed as president. F. Gunsfield Is secretary. Tho B'Nsi B'Rith of Birmingham is doing some good work in the way of colonlzation of Russian Jews in tho South
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-02

been introduced in the Manchurian Railway tariff for tobacco and few other commodities. Foreigners are ap- prehensiva of the extension of the re- bate system in favor of the Japanese
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-02

Special Discount Introduced. TokIo. July LA speniaI discount h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
PRECEDENT Mafries.

when Alice vas Yeafa old rheas
dofe Roosevelt married Mlaa lkar.
nit CHrow who NeFY soon laafnsd
"a love az her own child the mdfheH.
less little one The tender HYtnpafhY
existing between Mfa Roosevelt and
Mrs ,uu lee has a natural esniaua
ton. therefore. Tot both haKk the
sume deep affection for the sid Who
heeame bride today MiHa Aiieen
girihood was spent IA New Yoft
aud iioatau. and WIS not unlike TIM
schoolkifi and accidents years If the
ordinary child OF wealth The AstoF
aud Vanderbilt children were hsf
associates. and as she inherited a
comfortable fortune fratn her moth
- aud had prospects ~ great
deal more from either relatives. her
position was assured. even had her
father never become president aud
the idol Of the American people
Miss Alice uRn brought cut On
January /. lpaa. un February Of
the same year. b. aueeiai invitation
from the emperor OF Germany. she
chrlntenod the royal yacht Meteor
Since then her career has BEEN une
succession 81 #aeiai tfiHmpha.
Fashions have BEEN made aud uns
made by hef fannirn In drusa. ems
peraFn aud KINGS have sued faF her
faxafa. and taaaY the etstilsed world
bows before the grange blossoms
and the white veil she has taken IN
the name II t.anHwafttl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

her B. tsaa The honofed name aud
tho family fortune were there when
he arrived
lie has dome nothing 90 dim that
fame. nor has he made any vflori
fa dIaalnntp the fortune. Ills carocf
has been an agreeable one. We
found the way 90 prestige already
haNed faf him Wealth. social
standing. aud political prVfermeut
have ho.n bis without the asking
lie attended the Cincinnati public
aehoola. then went 60 Harvard
~ W'natlne with the A. u degree
IN iSat. Ia euilese he was diutln.
aulshed more a. a musician than ta
student. although proficient la a
general way llc belonged O. the
Klue club ia his junior year aud
With Il made a tour ~ the United
STATES. his talent as violinlnt
hrlusing him encomiuma vycty
wha.e Music Il Set his passion
and perhaps the most prited ~ hts
possessions. save nnly the fair WON
an whom he made his bride TODAY
Is a genuine StrAdiyariua which
he discovered In Cincinnati and on
Which he eNtemperlsea Ia a manner
/ thar marks the horn musician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17


dress and speech have been given
the most prominent display Ia the
newspapers % both the now and the
old world. Whenever she has left
Washington far y brief visit 20
friends in New York or uoston. she
has been followed BY a brigade %
caurra men. ana society has kneit
"a her feet. when she Visited the
orient. the highest dlEulgafies 81
state esteemed u an honor 90 follow
iu her train. and the inner portals ~
palaces hitherto closed 90 foreign.
ers were thrown open Tor ser Z,
could have been small wonder had
her head been turned by an this
nattsrY. but hers was not She wau
always the same 10 her friends. "a
the puhiic. ana 20 even tho servants
about her. whsthcr On America or
Japan IN china or the Philippines
Since her parents moved 10 the
white House abe has grown from a
rather awkward angular Kiri in her
teens. ga wiilnwy. graceful woman
hood she ia stiii 90 fond az ever
~ outdoor sports. and rides and
plays tennis IN manner rejecting
credit upon hrr Athletic father IN
fact. a good deal ~ her father ~ re-
Elected iu her impuiaive generous
nature. and her outapoken and at
times uudirlamntic expression Of
Views. Like the president. abe 4
quick 70 anger. but nA quick 10 for
give. is rather impatient 81 re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

aehaal bsgus admitted O. 'he ohio
bar lea 1854 A. counsellor he sue -
ereded lndiffereutiy. and in isas ~
entered politics Admission was nnt
difficult foF him GeorEe a. Cos.
n 10 ruled the teatiuies 81 the re-
publican party lH tiaHuilton county
ease him a friendly lift ana helped
him into the sahaol beard A year
later he VAS sleetc8 10 represent the
county IN the house - representa- b.
tivea % the state. tsa years later
he vaa sent Go the ohio senate. He
acquitted himself With credit. tWo
important laws touching on the gov 81
srnmvut 81 MUNICIPALITIES bearing
his name. and h Ma again pro-
NOTED this time q membership iu
f the FIFTY -eiNhth cuuEFcss ~ the
United States. as representative II
F the First ohio district. he ana W.
F tie IN that session. a. newcomer
usually 10. lie SAT tn the bach
ground ana studied tire ropes. max
Ing only ore speech N the two yeafa.
and that on the proposition ~ pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

tits friends predict happy future
fot him iio viii probably be re-
elected 90 congress. ITO " yet intent
upon the passage af his BIN Co en-
hancc me prestige ~ She United
states abroad BY providing proper
homes fur our anita ssadora and
ministers. and tho chances are that
ln this he viii be- successful As a
~ now. ne rent fot thene structures
frequently exceeds the salaries Of
the lncumhcnta, Ho that only the rich
can aspire 90 such pfvfefmrnt. Mt
t.nngworth's purpose u not merely
Ia secure greater respect Zoe hts
country IN other lands. hu, Go hrins
ihe position % Ambassador and min
lister within the ppryiow ~ thr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
BALLARD NOTES

nALI.Anp. T'sh. IA laFEs ua.
diener gathered ~ the Presbyterian
church last nlxht 70 listen n an al
dress which ftev NJ A Matthews
delivered on the euudiyufrsaisls
gihs
special meetings Wiii be held st
the Norwegian Danish eauFah. Of
this city. commencing tomorrow
and lasting unr seek.
The 80 acres af land uwued b.
Mcs9nfirF. lneatssi nsfthWsHs y hsEe.
VS. add yesterday far tz1eoa
=-s -
BALLARD. Feb. iF-At ths meri-
Ina ~ she ballard council. last usNtt.
the question - granting "a NJ
10 y y Hauasr Was faataseF o. IS
al the nHxt use~sink. Mf. aSs.1sf
wants gtse street car line extended
frorf souna av north ara iifiE e.
sixth AZ. north aud up sixth 10
Hrheuuer
The city attorney Has received IN
stfuetiana "a tifaM up an nsdinaree
conforming a tight II waY lot
Ninth az According 20 the map q
ballard Ninth az n an alisr which
runs between Baker aud f'oss st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
BARTH To HEAD
GENERAL BODY.
Will PERMANENT CHAIRMAN or COMMITTEE TO Pre-.
PARE ron alo CHRISTIAN uNoEAvoR CONVENTION.

q Is understood that the Christian
EndeaXafefa % this city have
aha ped 90 a plan Of Organization
for the coming international Chris
tan Euaeaxur convention by which
- HdKaf narth viii be chairman II
the snnefai committee. with 10 eff
eiant Assistants
A resolution drawn un by carl
r. Reeves az city president. nhd
unanimously passed BY the exreus
tive committee ~ the Seattle chfis-
tian TndshXaf union. making Mr.
narih ornament chairman. With Ras
thosttY 90 organise the entire coin
mitIne. appears en the records ~ the
county auditar. and shows coneiu-
atVelY The PROPOSED plan Of action.
Mr naftu has worked hard TO Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
JARWS NOT
YET READY

Cariain n ~ Jarvis last evening
received an official offer Of the
Eovsfashin Of Alaska ffam t'fsal=
dent Roosevelt BE has knaWH faf
the Iskss tWa years that n tbs sseHt
Of Vacancy af that chair the p1sls
ton would be hia II he cared 10 a.
rvpt
Captain Jarvis has not a. rst ua.
Titled the authorities At Washington
" hrthef hr Niti accept the position.
ard before aasnE "a vii consult hia
business associates and fftandn
Captain Jarvis IL well known In
Alaska. having eunmana ed the
United States revenue cutter fisaf.
stationed IN Arctic waters. and
been customs saileetuf a juneau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

bfainy poor n has been lntimated
that be- would NOT himself be- aVvfHe
a. entering upau diplomacy a.
rrofrssian. fir has shown an apds
tuds Tor q ~ che diFnified SELF
posarsaod. weii-baiancrd manner in
which he conducted himself during
she DAYS - bis engagement. uben
30 vas prstrrrd b. lnteryssWefs and
photographer, and when hin every
act vas performed iu the iltneilEhi
81 pubiir curiosity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
White House Relatives

other weddings In the White
flanse Wffe thasa - Miss faAd q
relative IT President Madison AMI
Inward II Jackson. a "a srlzzman
from Nlgsiala. n 1911 Of Mlsa MARY
f.suia. daughter II President tansz
soas 08eud Major Lewis and n
Atnhaaaa 1aseph eaaueot seetes
tar1 80 the French leKatIaa. and
iatsr mlHisssf from Franee ef Mis-
lalau. - Tennessee niece If fHeaiz
dant HaYea. aud Central kuaaeli
Asstinsa IA ISIS and last 81 AL 4
Miss Ffaaets folaam and ffe.adeat
Oroear Cleveland. In The apfins Of
lSS6. UnlI Miss Roosevelt waa
married. e Vas said that Mites Fol
eam Was the nregtsesi brittle rYnf
welded IN the White House
The list Of WEDDINGS Eiten above
does net include a freak mafrlase
that vas nerfeemed In the White
iHause in iSea. one James II. ehand'
ler. a ~ l1unt Of Mount Sidney Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
NEW DIRECTORY
NOT A DISGRACE

Fof the first tlme IN ia history
the SUNSET Telephone company BIAS
issued directory that Il not dis
grace % = wsalfhF corporation. iba
neu directory. Just out. in printed
in tyre large enough and hlneh
enough - that .t can be read IN ar
uuelai llEht. ana contains also 70
complete business directory. u
eantaiaa the names ~ fs.sss sub
aerihefa in thia city and ballard.
Although the directory - not y-t
aa ruad a. that ~ the Independent
Telephone company. u T. an i'm
nrueefannf inst vii bT mach aprfr.
eIaisd b. ita patrons. even though
u is uuiY tbs result - repeated
complaints and threats Of damage
suits against the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
BETTING LEGAL
IN TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Tenn Feb. IL
the RirefAgon bill. prohibiting bet
TING upon racef Ia Tennessee. wna
unanimously declared unr0nstitu-
tional by the supreme court today.
Tho Memphis Jockey club will an
nouHcs the stakes for the spring
meeting tonight All arrangements
have been made Tor the meet here
nntt fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

cufo tho big convention. having Tor
the last four years kept the matter
before the Christian EudcavororH Of
tho city and state. Al baltimore.
in 1906. imrth presented the prDpo-
sitlou To the general board %
truaircH ~ the international arEnui-
Aatiou and urged the claims % he-
attic he has prraistsutiy fought
Tor The convention ever since and
has displayed great nbillty in ARE
ranging for the pfslimIuafirH.
Nov that the convention d. com %
ing 90 seattle be Is looked upon aa
the logical chairman 81 TIE general
COMMITTEES,
narih has been n resident ~ Se-
attic nearly an his lie he IN ~
years " age. bright vigorous and
aggressive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
TAKES THEM
OFF MARKET

For some unknown reasn. q n
Russell has vlihdfasn from n.
market all ~ blocks t0s 80 ~
i07. Seattle Tidelanda. Inelvas..
some % lots Il IL rumorea ,hss =
has an offer from one N he -
ways coming 70 seattle The 49,,
lies on the east side Of the w..
waterway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
Sketch Of Bride.

No American Eiri ever received
half The world wide homage and
n iuiatian that has been Hi4aeefesi
upon Aiiee Roosevelt Ninc. the aa8
th- president fnovea into the white
House. shortly after the dreadful
tragedy az nuffala her daily pro-
nram has been ehronicied with all
the chHwFuer. that attends tho
movements al royalty abroad hrs
likes and dlnitkrs. and manners ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

rhorc ia another married sister an
Cincinnati. Mfu nnckner waiting
ford. and Hn unmarried ono. iila
mother pfcridea over Lockwood.
che country home VI the t.ous
wortha on beautiful Cincinnati
hilitop. which viii he Hracod hy the
presence uf the presidents daughter
after the ndIouJnlnont ~ congress.
The i.onHNofth estate D. valued at
have already been ilvidod among
tho childfrn. ana Nicholas tong
worth has reviewed "a generous
Share. SOME daN no VIII be- master
uf large fortune in hia own right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
Man OF the World.

Mr.. Lan9Nafth ia man ~ healthy
tastes and worldly knowledge. We
has seen much Of social life. has
travelled extensively. ls popular az %
riubmhu. and has a wide circle Of
friends and acquniutanccs among
the beat people ~ the land. fie w.
athletic. q Hevotee nf goif aa we'll a.
81 some Of the more lively sports
such ne baseball and horseback rid-
ing Mrs. Bethany Stnrer. wife ~
the American ambassador To Aus
tria Hungary. founder ~ the fook-
wood Pottery. which has done niue h
70 give Cincinnati fame umnnR ART
lovers. Is his aunt The Cnmtsasa
de Chambrun. ~ Paris. " his sister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

atfamL aud cannot ahlda inattinn.
Hhe r. the daughter Of President
Hnoaevslt'a fret wife. Alice Leo. II
iieaion. and hears her mothers
name. Two days after hrt birth.
February IT, tsat. her mother died.
and Theodore Roosevelt. hHaaihfnk
ca ana desperate fled ta 4he west
cfn plains Ca fnrKet hts Hrief The
wee baby was left Ia care Of, her
aune uow Airs William 4. eak1aa.
ana the affection which grew uu b.
tween them has strengthened with
the Nrafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
N CALI.
D ! Inc

LAKEWOOD. n J.. Feb 1.-THE
condition Of John A. Mccall ia very
grave this morning Members of
the family fear che end h near. A
declded change tor the worse IL no
tleeable b. the physicians. and a
priest and relatives have been SUN
mound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17

vidinE the embassies ana legations
Of the United States with homes 90
government expense. BE wHs re-
nominated and reelected. and IN
bow serving hfs second term.
Il waa bis election % congress that
opened the door - the one real love
affair 81 Nicholas Long life
Before taking his seat b. paid VS.
il 10 washiaEtan. principally 10 get
his BEARINGS and learn bis futurr
duties. President Roosevelt. whose
acquaintance ~ had previously
made. invited him 20 dine at the
White House. q vas at this dinner
that he first Jaw Miss Alice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
SHIPS COLLIDE

The schooner Cassie. outward
bound. yesterday collided with an
unknown bark In The straits and
~aa slightly damaged above the
~aiar line. The unknown bark IL
thought % BE- In ballast. and there
fore more severely damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
Hsy and Fsedstuffa.

MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS'.
We VIII buy
Sunset Copper.
Tacoma Steel
Olympic.
Oipllahrr.
Alaska Central
Alaska Pet. aud Coal.
Heilnn.
sufethinF clipper.
We VIII Sell
5000 Pacific Coal and on. TIC.
t.Q00 Sunset Copper. SAC.
1000 Olympic, sc.
1000 Independent. Sc.
1000 Wash. Meteor. Gikc.
900 Gold Mountain. 1athc.
$50 Gold Mountain. 1bc.
1000 Great Excelsior ING.
We have the Washington Me-
teef for this week only, owner
VIII not sell ~ cue after that
time. Pacific Coal and Ql and
Gold Mountain VIII mako YOU
money Let uH kuAbw what YOU
have Tor sale our reprpaonia-
i've will call upon you n de-
-. NJ. HERRiN & co.
Phones, Main ssR. X aa6s,
sol coimsn Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
THE MARKETS


NeHffAhA4A
Nakanaa naehsssk pusainea. o. az
= psf tua. white River pgisiess
a - NJ. q sas = pss e~s bets
HWNse sAak ms~ NAfts lufnlTs. saeh
r FusassaKan per ssek D. Gaih
eMtsssANH Hef r. CARROTS Pr
sass. 81 pafnirf. per taA
,..,,. ,.... - =, pf e.. 9 saisosss
lsttase. q hai q. pArsalpe. f'ef sAeA.
80. d ssu4 IS. iiahhata Squash ~
= gailfafuiA esisfY. psf Gpa 1g.s9
&c sass sslss 81 a ~ = Sssss.
a. asisafiA scr 90. ieg WAi.a Msus
sqiaseh pes crate. q sWi = cauli'
fsowsf pct efafn. g. MsssE 3 hFtl haNFs
per crate. 4 =, spsuuls. ~ paiains's
PEE efais. . =. srrg,sts 80 { We
ssi. .i .gp'.s. . -. - Ra,s'ess
lszsAHasl ~.
Fruits
uananasL o aeu1 -. sxtra fancy. ap.
Pies. per box . - faMrf apaisa. pst
isas s. 10 81. rhaics aqnles. per bon
F9i = eeaktrE agrisa pes huks Ec1
! = fancy isnsans. lsI BE- o.. choses
lssssusss. pr 49,. 80 fshcg nsTe
Pc saz. = x.sfs % tsuevrfns ofarsss
i,ef ha4 q 3 Nsnatf hxa aupisa. g. y
g. - fancy lin haekst hsp "a
csafernia white ftEa. se.lb botas p~f
q. e caiffoFnss aafss. 80 isasss rss
r.. F. a.ih eaasss per n tssr i1-ih
= sassi na. Halie~e. DATES. pr Is
49, usu FaFd dates. pr ~ - IN
pee hzE. q -. r@CkaEs dates. Esf boa
III. efHntserrtss. prf bal 81 pr bsx.
81 .. coeaaBuss. pcf daa - ~. pine.
applss. tstees =. sessilass sraps irUis
ia
Eaas
Strictly ffssn ranrh sFEs. PER das.
H. Eastern. pee dnxz is4sttr
Butter ard Cheese
NsshlnHtun creamery batfsr per n
3. EsstsFn. fresh hfiss. pee ~ asarss
Eastern. fFHsh tah per u. - fanah
tssfisf. psf n. legzec staraxs. Eastern
tut pr N tt0E-c uew WISCONSIN
iafsz huFn chrrss. per n. tfc. twias
per = lee faaaE America. per u Ifr
as~ tssisiss shsess. pr q. i7e. ns~
axlas. pr Us isn iimbsrEer. per Ih ~.
SsN Yogk ghrrsa. per ~ lic
posltry
live cid chickens, per - isH &
spring. PEI IA Iii. Tive dressed. per ia
faz1tie eapnns. per 10 ~. bHullere. No.
ans. - -. i've turksya pr 10 isa
49,. nT q, aE Is s a. szs g., ~
tsisuiae i've ducks. per u. ls9lsc. Nv.
8Fssasa. per u. isa1fc.
Meat.
Steers. per u. &C rour. per 10 Ea.rs,
q veal per Ia. eUlnA4r. mutton. 49,
n ktssfac spring iamh per IA -
dressed huHH. per IA -
Live ssoek.
WFthefs sheen. per a.. nc. ewes. p~y
u tsfatsg atenFr per N. ttsr. copru
r. ~ assts calves. per u. ksf7r.
iasuha. per brad o.
Fish
ffaiibut per N. Sc salmon trgs,,
dFensed. per th. iatsziise froann silver
salmon. per Ia &C. rhimaak aalfpnt,
per u. - finuudrrH. per "a. at<c soles
per r.. e. Fegh cod. per IN -
shfifufH. pr Ia iNus ffnxnn hiarh
cod, pei u. So ling cod per NJ 81
silver HmritH ssf6e pef ~ nlYmuia
~ afrra puf sect q nafs ~. 3 oosft Il
per al CLANS. q - per sack nin.
gnusHa crabs. ti.u
Hay and Fsedstuffs.
East Wash. timothy SIS per ton
EuFup kaNi Wash a. urr ton. nlfnlfa
- per toai wheat hay. 50 per ton.
haat Wash oats ST. per tom fsua
Ntffzi per ton. Cracked corn tr9mN uef
ton. feed meal K5Efx psr ton rnt..t
barley. IS Ter ton. whole harley. ~
per ton feed wheat. s. per ton mid
dlimass IL per ton. oll cake meal ati
per ton. hran. 81 per ton. sh0rta
per ton. chopped feed gldarf per ton
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49, FFEFE 44444s
q HERES THU HrAt STATE =
MINT. =
% the affaIaf statement To- .
sued hf HiHun HHH webster ~ .
iioHiau. 90 Thursday aaf the .
= Seattle Electric company ab =
= rratiuuH for iaat Yeaf were =
= given Ha foii1HHs .
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-17
OLD BOSTON
CELEBRATES
THE WEDDING

BOSTON. Mass Fcb. i7.--Thls
city officially celebrated the Long
worth Roosevelt wedding. the mayor
ordering all bells Ia the city 10
finE Tor Is minutes beginning al
noon.