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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
Heart toHeart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
TO MOTHERS.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye.


Recently business man, pointing to
woman and young girl who were
going up the street together, said to
one of the scribes:
do you know that woman?"
mo"
"Well, ostensibly she is lady. She
knows how to appear in public and has
the entree of respectable homes. In
reality, as some of the men about town
we'll know, she Is depraved woman.
She dresses well and preserves appear
ances. She has not been turned out of
society because she has not been ex-
posed.
"And the young girl who is with her
evidently she is intimate with the
woman. Doubtless she is a pure girl.
She will not be so long If she associates
with that woman. wish l knew her
father. l would like to warn him.
Couldn't you put something in the pa
per about dangerous women of that
kind?"
Which set the editor to thinking
For it is quite true that many moth
ers warn their daughters against evil
minded men. but are not careful con-
corning evil minded women. And yet
A MORALLY DECEASED WOMAN
is TENFOLD MORE DANGEROUS
TO AN INNOCENT GIRL THAN A
MORALLY BAD MAN.
Naturally woman is able to get
closer to girl. And from sullied
woman girl will learn only the alur-
ing side of sin. There will be nothing
said concerning the woes of transgres-
sion. There will be nothing said con-
corning the awful decline and the
wretched end. And hearing but the one
side the girl is likely to be tempted,
tainted, ruined.
The woman here referred to is not
exactly Il procuress, but IN EFFECT
THAT is WHAT SHE is. She may
not literally hand the girl over to evil
ways of living. Nevertheless she will
damn the girl body and soul. The
poison will do it's work.
Mothers
AS you love your daughters be sure
you know the sort of woman with
whom she may be intimate
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
No Need of Suffering from Rheuma-
tism.

1t is a mistake to allow rheuma-
tism to become chronic, as the pain
can always be relieved, and in most
cases cure effected by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The re-
lief from pain which 1t affords is
alone worth many times its cost. 1t
makes sleep and rest possible. Even
in cases of long standing this lini-
ment should be used on account of
the relief which it affords. rs and
so cent sizes for sale by Evans Drug
Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15

A great salmon catch is now going
on at the Quiniault reservation, from
5000 to 5000 fish being shipped to
HoQuiam daily. where they are put
on ice and sent in cold storage all
over the country.
F. A. Cheney, a business man of
st. Louis. Mo-. on . vacation at Lyle,
sprung a surprise last week by sue
cessfully using for bait to lure big
fish the common mouse, cast in a
live state.
Just as the conductor of an inter-
urban train bound for Tacoma
touched him on the shoulder to ask
for his fare, James s. Upper, a pion-
eer resident of Seattle. died of heart
failure.
A huge cougar has been terroriz-
Ing the residents of the Neushkah
River Valley for several months past
1t is so large that it killed not only
the smaller animals of the farmers,
but also a COW.
Unable to make a living for him
self and mother. w. E. Smith, of Sc
attic, II years of age, started out
last week to be a robber. After he
had snatched a purse from Mrs. Don
ogue, he was chased Is blocks and
captured.
Edward J. Costello, an engineer
on the Northern Pacific, aged SO,
was beaten and robbed of $50 and
then thrown from a bridge 40 feet
to the rocks below at Tacoma, last
week, by two highwaymen. He will
probably die.
Governor Mead last week issued
a requisition upon the governor OF
Illinois for Charles Herr, who is I'M
der arrest at Carlock, ILL.,, and who
is wanted in Walla Walla county for
a criminal offense against Belle Hill
yard, aged Is, at College Place, De-
cember 26, 1907.
Judge Frater, of the superior
court at Seattle, last week, over
ruled the motion for a new trial
made by Guy G. Stratton convicted
of manslaughter through the death
of Henrietta Johnson, an 8-year-old
child, under the wheels of his auto
mobile. STATIONS counsel gave no
tice Of an appeal to the supreme
court.
The City Health Department OF
Seattle has placed the ban on tin
cups in the city schools in connection
with its crusade on sanitation. The
inspection has disclosed that in sew
eral buildings a few tin cups have
been provided for hundreds of chill
dren. DR.. F. S. Bourns, chief medi-
cal inspector, declares that the tin
cups are spreaders of contagion and
should be abandoned.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15

When turning a fold, either bias or
straight, 1t is hard sometimes to fold
it evenly and quickly. Fold and lap
strip Of paper, securing it with a
pin or mucilage, and make it the width
you wish your fold to be when It ia
finished Now run the fold (wide
enough to allow for seams) through
this paper gauge and press the fold,
sliding the paper along in front Of the
iron. This process turns, presses and
finishes the band In q uniform width.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
How to Test DRINKING Water.

To ascertain If water is free from
organic pollution place lump Of sugar
In bottle nearly full and cork 1t up,
and If after thus excluding the air and
keeping thee bottle in the light for two
or three days no milky cloud Is appar-
ent, but the water remains clear, 1t
may be considered free from the phoe-
pilates with which sewage water Is
impregnated.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. WATKINS.

Office in Crow;her-W oodlng block,
conner OF G and Heron Streets. Office
hours-lO:30. to II 80 a. m. 80 to 4 80
and 7 100 to s 100 p. m. Telephone 1876.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
Must Face Murder Charge,

Seattle-Mrs. Madeline King. who
has confessed that she cut her hus-
bands body into small pieces and
made bonfire of the dismembered
corpse, was held for murder In the
first degree at her preliminary hear
ing last week. Mrs. King declared
that her husbands years Of constant
abuse drove her to commit the crime.
She has confessed that she killed her
husband while he was asleep in .
chair with fiatiron and afterwards
burned the remains.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
COFFEE

W Cdll OQy SOlllNtlIlllS
called coffee" at 1Oc ID
with 5000 miles of r r
freight from the roaster
don't.
Your grocer returns your money If you don't
like Schilling's Best: we Pa, him
A motion for continuance until
the September term of court was
filed at Walla Walla last week by the
attorneys who have been engaged to
defend Bud Barnes, the alleged muir
derer of Mrs Anna M. Aldrich. AS
cause for continuance, the attorneys
advanced the argument that two OF
Barnes sisters, who are chief wit
nesses for the defense, are unable to
be present this month.
The battleships Nebraska, Wiscon-
sin, Kearsarge, Georgia, Vermont,
Rhode Island and New Jersey, of the
Atlantic fleet, are now in the Puget
Sound navy yard at Bremerton. The
case of smallpox on the Kentucky
was rediagnosed as varioloid, and
the patient is now in the pesthouse
at the yard, while the Kentucky is at
the quarantine station at Port Town
send undergoing fumigation.
The eighth annual reunion OF the
G.. A. r. Association of Clark County
Veterans, was held this week at Or
chards. While the organization was
organized under the auspices of the
G "A. r., the association is not con-
fined to members Of the Grand
Army, but is open to all old soldiers,
veterans of either the Civil War or
the Spanish War, especially members
of the Spanish War Veterans Of the
Army and Navy Union.
Major w. P. Burnham. Chief OF
Staff, and Captain John J. Bradley.
Judge Advocate, are in Tacoma and
American Lake completing arrange
ments for the maneuvers which are
to be held at American Lake during
the months Of July and August. The
Washington and Oregon National
Guard troops may remain in camp
for two weeks, instead Of 10 days,
as ordered by the War Department.
20 q result of requests from the mili-
tia officers of the two states.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-15
To Inspect Alaska Forts.

Observation-Disclosures George Bell,
Jf.. left last week for Alaska on a
two months inspection trip of the
different forts. having Just completed
the inspection OF Vancouver Bar.
racks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Those Speedy Birds
 Snatched Both Games


 -oa sabrie's hit to left, sabria getting % s ynira on the play and scoring on Hu- pers drive, tfeinG the score. and 3.
 m the lant Of the seventh the home guard untled it again. Greminger crash ed one out to deep left for three bags, a nit that would have been homer for q fast sprfnter, acofing on Persons two haEKer, making it to q.
 The last sad rites were pronounced in the eighth. Rohe hit for two bags, going to third on Lords sacrifice. Del. ehanty hit one to Pope and he fired it tq shannon. Rohe beating the throw to the plate and tielng the score again; Sabrie hit to left and Delehanty got to third. pundon hit to Pope and Dele. hanty started in Pope fired the ball in and shannon caught Delehanty be- tween the bases, throwing to Grem- .inger in time to get him when he scrambled back to third. Reagan drop ped Auhers fly and Sabrie scored, Dun don and Huber scoring on Mathewss two ba9Ear, making it to 4. No more scoring was done and 1t closed that way
 The score was:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
The Second Game.

There were two gone in the first spasm of the second game when Lord hit one that Pope made a superb knock down of but was unable to get his man Dalehantv hit one just out of Bliss;s reach and Lord got to third. Lord hav- ing made steal of second just before pelehantv's hit. The double steal was then worked and Lord scored
 The local fans were eiveu something to veil about in the last halt Reagan drove one to- center and landed on sec nnd when Lord let if get hY him. Huber juggling BaXter's hit With one nuf Perry walked and old Man RreIt had aiIed the bags, Persons walked ana Reagan was forced in. Pepe struck ont hut HaeR0tt'R drive to right scored Perry and Persons. leaving 1t 8 to,i in favor of the Ciimbcra.
 Lord was safe on Pepe'a wild throw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
roL.Lrnn ArnI.rrIcs.
Enfrieu Close Tor Cannes oa nEarshaI


 Chicago. May ae.-~The entries for the games of the Intercoilegiate Conference Athletic Association, which are to pc held on Marehall Field at the Univer- sity of Chicago on Saturday June 6, closed today.
 They total 2ss against 1ss last year. and twenty colleges and universities will be represented.
 The number of entries in each event ia as 9oliowa.
 100 yards dash forty; 220 yards dash. forty-one. 40 yards dash, forty-nlne: one -half mile run. forty nine: mile run. forty y-nine; two-nile run, forty-one; {; 120 yards hurdles twenty 32o yards hurdles thirty high jump. forty seven; broad Junlps thirty-rourt pole vault twenty-one; shot put. twenty@ seveni hammer threw twenty five :: discus throw, tnirty-two.
 The following universities and col- ieges will participate in The games: Indiana, Iowa. Illinois. Chicago, Wia@' eonaln, Minnesota. Pardue.s E0rthwaat- < ern, Leland Stanford. Missouri, Drake,i Iowa State College Grinncll BeloitY Michigan Agricultural College; Colorado Agricultural College, Morningside, Law renee, Olivet, Marquette.
 Because of the large number of ent- ries some of the preliminary events will be held on the afternoon of Fri- day June
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
uART.E1T FYvEH nECATTA,

New Nork, May. 3U.---With slXty en- tries in seventeen scheduled events. the annual TO wing races on the Harlem River under the management of the ed today.
 All the races were one mile and quarter straight away with the excep- ton of those for interscholastic eights and veteran singles.
 Summaries
 Junior slngles--First trial heat, won by Rudolph Votacek. Bohemian. Club, New York: P. J. Walsh. Nassau. New York, second Time minutes. 22-1-2 seconds-
 Junior singles--Second trial heat won by ". A. Downey Mutual Club, Buff falo. John Hughes, Union Club. New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
M,GOvERN RETHREs. Little Prise Flmhfer Leaves the RIng

New York, May 30 Terry Mccsov- ern announces through hts manager. Joe Humphreys, his retirement from the prize ring Humphreys's letter making the announcement states that McGovern's poor showihgin his recent fight with Robson has convinced him that his fighting days are over He has been in the ring fourteen years.
 During the sunlmer 1IcGovern and Young corbett will give boxing exfi- bftions in a number of small towns and in the fall McGovern will go into busi- ness, leaving the boxing game for good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
pearwala Jolna nahb.

Memphis, Tenn, May 30.-(Special. Ruby Dearwaid, the new outfieIder, signed under the name of Bell and purchased from the New York Ameri- cans through the Newark Eastern League Club. arrived Friday morning. and finding the Memphis team in Nash- vi1ie continued on to that city. Gen. terfieIder Donohoe, who missed the train Thursday night, accompanied him. Second Baseman Cranston was left here i'll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

?. Base on balls, off Dugan. l; off Savidge, {. Struck out, by Dugan, D. bv gavidge, s. Sacrifice hitss Wise man. Mccormick, McElveen. Dauberr, Butler Hardy Stolen bases, Butler. Hardy, O'Leary. Double plays. ked-
 mond 10 Babb. First on errors, Nash vile. 2; Memphis. l. Left on bases. g; Memphis. 16. Time or game. 2.i4. Umpire Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
SOUTHATLANTcLEAGUE
snrnnnnh-CoInmhIa. RaI

Savannah CoEumbla, Rain. Savannah. Ga. May 30-Savannah- Columbia, no game; rain.
 Jacksonville Wins. Augusta, Ga, May 30-Errors by Bierman in the seventh and eighth in- nings resulted in enough runs 10
 R. d. k Jacksonville - 900 0l0-1s0-5 2 Augusta ...-.. 900 201 000--3 6 I BEtteries--Goettell and Roth; Sitton and Carson. Time 1:50. Umpire, New house.
 Macon Defeats Charleston. Macon, Ga, May 30--Maiarkey had the best of a pitchers battle today ana the locals won.
 RHE E Macon ..... .000 200 O0x--2 0 Charleston 010 900 000-1 2 Batterfes-Malarkey and Shea; Rob- inson and Paige and Reisinger. Time BOO. Umpire, Buckley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NOTICE

The firm of Pagan and Breasingham hav- lnx been dissolved. hereby desire to notify the public that will opene a new place of huFinee4 as 1ts N Perry St. Permit me 70 Hmy friends for their past patronaGe and aHg,ira khena they will receive the same prompt and efficient service in the future Estimates on all kinds Of plumbing work furnished on short notice satiafzction guar anteed. Phone SSSi.
 ~~3k JOHN C. PAGAN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
WINS BOTH
SEA GULLs DR0P BOTH GAMES OF
 D0UBLE-HEADER.
A Combination of Hits and Errors Gave Atlanta She Flrst Victory --second Game Won fn
 fhe Tenth

Atlanta. May s0.-A combination of game today with Mobile, to 2. At- lanta made five runs fin the first ir1. ning. It took ten innings to decide tne second game and Schopp turned the trick with single, scoring NfcAfllr ray with the winning run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Score by innings

Montgomery ,.. .-.-.. 900 00l 0O0--1 New Orleans ...-.. -l02 O20 S00-S
 summary-Two base hits, Matthews, Lord stolen bases Rickert, 1; Per sons 2s Lord, l. Sacrifice hits, Rohe, Fritz Double plays, Pope to Perry to Baxter; Huber to Sabrie. Base on balls, off Crystal 3; Fritz, 1. Hit by pitched balls, Baxter, Crystal Struck out by, Crystal, 8; Fritz, 8. Time or game 1:45. Umpire Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that tho partner shIp heretofore existing between J. C. Pagan and P J. BreBsinghan, under the firm name Of Pagan q Bresginghams Piumbera. fe hereby dissolved, P. J. Breesinghan as- cunning tha business and indebtedness of fhe firm. All accounts due safd firm are payable to F. !. Bfessinsham. Z04 Dexter Avenue. --3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Sumnary--Two base hits, Sabrie. Mathews 2. Persona. Rohe. Huber. Thrae base hit. Gremingef Stolen bases Baxter. Bliss sacrifice hff. Lord Base on balIss of Breitenstein. {: off Bliss 1 Hit bv pitched ball. Persons Struck out, by Brietenstein. B. by Bliss, ( 1ir1ie of Game. 1so Umpire, Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Removal Notice

We are now located at our new yard we have a ecrnplete stock of building ma gslces Let us figure with you We can aave you money AInbamn Luxnber Co.,, Cor. Lawrence and Columbus streets. Phone
 --sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
MEMPHIS WINS TWO
NASHVILLE PARED BADLY IN
 DOUBLEHEADER.
The First Game went Thirteen Innings And OnIy one Hmn Was Scored Second Vtet0ry Was
 T,nay.
- '''I'',I-'., -T-- an

Nashville, Tenn. May 30-Memphis won two games from Nashville today The first Svas a thirteen inning affair ending 1 to 0. The visitors scored the winning run with a hit by Redmond, Owens hot line to right and two base his from Pitcher Sayidge, who had already distinguished himself in the ness coupled with punched hits by Memphis in the sixth, gave the latter the victory. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

The Indians of Paraguay" were once the most dreaded people of South America. but now the Government Is prepared to extend citizenship to such as the missionaries recommend. it having been found that the church influence over them has been so bene- ncial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
ARE DIVIDED
BABONs AND TTSAVELERe spr.YT
 D0uBLE~HEADER.
Very speetaeuInr work ny Bott, T~m,,,a Feafured the Gnnnen--The AR- teKnoon Game Was q Con-
 tfnuml Wramgle.
MAJ nn !,

Birmingham. May 30.--LittIe Rock and Birmingham divided a double- header today The afternoon game was q continual wrangle and Pare was benched. Very spectacular work bv both teams featured the game Speak :. CT one-hand stab of a fence hit by peMontreville while two men were on bases vas a most brilliant single rea- tnre. First game;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
rAITrOnWTa rnuNEs.

Large, Fancy CnIifornfn Prunes Mon day at 10c per ID.
 BROCK GROCERY co. THE PURE FOOD STORES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
WHITNEY WINS Ar corr.
Nsw orIsan. aIaaI ne.s. 5. g. pnah 2

Memphis. Tenn, May s0.--nelson Whitney of Now orleAns. defeated Fl c Egan, Of Louisville, in the first round of eighteen hvles for the south- arn golf ehnmR2 R2anasip this morning, colnHlatins the round w16H agscore 0f Te. whAe Egan's score was sT or four up in favor of Whitney. Egan won only one hole ;, The score was.
 Out
 Whitney ...9 36 46A s 4--39 k4itatssse ....A 5 D 4~-41
 In--sr
 Whitney .. ..S 644 446A3 4--3I Egan.. ...s..A 6 4&54 { 4--39
 This afternoon the remaining eigh- teen holes were contested.
 The crowd on the links was extrene- Iy large and the gallery that followed the players was laree and enthusiastie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
ITnnn 11lln FlnIl lannanal.l

Tokio May 80 --The baseball teams of the American squadron have been playing a serie of matches with the Ja- paneBe universities. The Japanese have been winning most of tk6 games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Summary-Two-base hits, Daley. Sentell McAIurray 2, Schopp. Becker 3. Benson. Sacrifice hifa Sehopp. Base on balls, off Hickman g. on Schopp 1. Struck out, by Hickman 2. by Schopp penter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

CALIFORNIA PRUMEs. Large, Fancy ualafornIa Prunes AFon- dNg at 10c per ID
 BROCK GROCERY co. THE PURE FOOD sTonEs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

York second. Nc time w1a taken.
 Veteran sin&lea--One-half mile, won falo. c. Fl. Bulger. Albany. N V. sses ond. Time, 8 minutes iz 8-4 seconds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Summary-Hom run. Moran. stolen bases, Winters Becker, Dyer, HurI- burt, Moran James. Sacrifice hits. Sentell, Castleton. Base on balls. of Stockdale 5, of CastIeton, g. Hit bv pitcher, Stackdale (Fox, Winters Hnrf burt)i Castleton (James Struck out. by StocSdale 6, by castleton g. Passed balls. Hurlburt. Time of game, f.45. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
CDE G-TAW
 II,7ISd {
MAeoNfr NoTTcr.

AZ stated communication of AN Montgomery Lodge, No. II, A. MM@NM F. & A. Masons wiu be held on W>ZR Monday evening, June ist. at HN&AWN o'clock.
 Members of Andrew Jackson LodKs No ITS. and visiting brethren are xrakernally invited.
 Bv order of the ". M
 VIM. H D1NGLEY, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
GANEEg TO-DAY.

@A@~4A&&SN4 A Q&&&A & S0uxaern Gemame s-=S. Little Rock at New. Orleans. Nashville at Memphis. - American LeMaues--- Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St. Louis. National League. Pittsburg at Chicago. st. Louis at Cincinnati, American Ansocsn ton. Indianapolis at Columbus. Louisville at Toledo. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. St. Paul at Kansas City.
  cottom States League--- vickshurg at Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Score by innings.

Ttt.1 ''4r .. VvV 0uV U1V-~-l lAttie ROCK. ...OOo zoe o01--S
 Summary--Two-bas hits, Douglas dolesworth. Three-base hits. Speaker Connors. Stolen base. Connors Struck out, by Clark q by Eastman 4 Base on balls. of Eastman 2. Hit by pitch- or by Clark (Page.) Passed ball Meek. Double play, Connors to East to Connors. Time, 1:55. Umpire. Ffenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
LEAGUE STANDING.
anuTHpRN I.EAnun
GAMES YRsi FRIDAY.

Southern Leawue--
 First Game--AtIanta, B. Mobile. ?.
 Second game--Atlanta. 1; Mobile. O. tI0 innings.)
 First game--Nashville O; Memphis, 1. (13 innings.)
 Second garno--NashviIle, 2; Memphis, 5. (6 innings. darkness
 First game--Birmingham 1; Little Rock. 8.
 Second Birmingham. 2; Little Rock, q
 First game--AGontgomery. I; New or leans, 8. ' Second game-Montgomery. (; New Orleans. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

Totals. .-32 6 30 IS 2 'one out when winning run. made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
DR m

D-I. MANElMWAE UU-, 66 Tnman BlaG, e 1-9 6. Broad se.
 AIIAN1A, ca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23

sse. lows creamery. tbs. Soc.
Rauch eggs. &c dok
Potatoes. Is 60 rs lbs. for &c.
81 10 10 ti.2t per to8 lbs.
Sweet potatoes. &c ID.
Fancy SNiss cheese. &c: Wis
cousin fun cream brick. 2oc ~,
nmicr cheohe. &c
Chickens. rs Ia zee H.
Mutton chops. t3is 9 issc ~ (.
RIB steaks. ise N. porterhonso. isc
III slfluin. I2ise 10. rouna steak.
lie ID. shoulder stock. > lbs. for
7sc: hearts. isc each. tongues. s5e
90 b0c each; liver. &c 10. roasts.
Sc 20 &c II.
Onions. Sc bunch: boiling onions.
- ihs for sc.
Carrots. lunches for Sc
New nuts-f1iberts. lso ID /.
black wsluufs. Ice ID. Eng
llsh wainuts. Ioc 20c 10, aimoada,
szc lh.. pecanE. zoe ID, Brazil
nuta, Use ID. mixes nuts.
isc II cacoaruts. i0c 10 i2c each.
Brazil psds. i5c each.
RadIaasa. punches for &c.
Parsley. buachca Tor 100.
Turnlps. . hnnehes for &c.
Artichokea. 4 Tor CSC.
Dried onions. c TO Z pounds for
acc.
Flowers - Carnations. Coo per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-23

Although the people OF Seattle
have twice voted 90 issue 81. 25o. 600
IN bonds for the construction Of an
additional pipe line from Cedar
river for the water system. IL may
be several months more befor egen.
eral construction work ON that en-.
terprise can be inaugurated.
The ordinance authorizing the
sale OF the bonds viii be introduced
Ia the council tonight. probably In
skeleton form. 20 be filled in later.
and approximately GO DAYS will be
required for It's passage before II
will become a Law and can be acted
upon. II will then be necessary Ia
advertise the bonds Tor sale for a
stated period Of time
Two years ago II took several
months 90 negotiate the sale OF the
bonds. the sale finally being made
10 the Seattle banks. Amer the sale
had been effected. Il was found nee
essafy TO carry the matter To the