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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27
70 70 SO cents per peck


The Fruit was slow sale aad
deserved 70 be Il ought Not 10 ha
been sold an THE men Who bought
Il from abe grower aselg los4 mouee
as lie deserved % lose. aor 10 should
never have bought such staf he
buyer packed his own trust after bus.
ing the orchard IN bulk lis pauisa
men. was doa1lg d. erved d a srow
paokaa these cebbv lfttie q. plies. De q
Iartlg responsible for the general un-
favorable conditions prevailing IL De
mpla trade AZ as dme
After al IS not the whole no E
due g tae packing 81 this inferior
fruig q has actually decreased con-
sumption people would not ul ii. md
a The same time il has kept good H
cal Of Tire market
The pure food Ia9 Is being invoked
AGAINST the farmer VINO sells eggs
which are overdue Is ii not possible
that national law against dishonest
racklng 81 apples IS 10 order apple
packers win not realize thst their fl
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

YoH can get big wagon team at
Silver mule sale Saturday IS
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

Journal ads bring results.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-27

Read Tho Journal
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
Piatt Pickups.

Note the high salaried positions
held by graduates of the Chauute
business college.
b. D. Ellis and son Robert went to
Erie last Wednesday.
Lizzie Clifford visited at her uncle
James Ryan's one night last week.
Earl Burroughs Is visiting his aunt
ia Chanute, at present.
Floyd Trip is assisting Chas.
Schaal In his corn field this week.
Miss Ada MRthes shot a squirrel
with a rifla from the top Of a tall
tree the other day.
Those who buy blackberries ready
picked get only a small per cent of
their moneys worth, &C they miss all
the chiggerS. They may dig to get
the wherewlth to buy, but those who
do the picking certainly do scme
digging too.
Alarge number attended the party
at Gilbert Debber's Saturday evening"
which was given 10 honor Of Mrs.
Deober's birthday.
Hazel Lllis called on Ida Mathes
Saturday.
Mrs. B. D. Ellis left Sunday to visit
her mother, Mrs. HUTCHINSON, who
lives In WesterH Kansas. She will be
jlined at Wichita by her two sisters.
Miss Vesta Helmer, a trained nurse,
was called Saturday evening to nurse
Mrs. Chas, Mitchell, Of Shaw, who is
very Ill. Her friends all wish for her
speedy recovery.
Rev. Koepsel of Erie, conducted
services at the Christian church at
Shaw Sunday morning aud evening.
Willie Mitchell visited Merrill
Mathes Sunday.
Ed King was badly hurt Friday by
bsIag kicked and run oyer by one of
his mules.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
Urbana
Cooler Wednesday.

Cooler Wednesday.
A touch Of rain here Tuesday.
Walter Taylor lost one Of his horses
last week 10y death.
There was an Ice cream social here
last Saturday night for the benefit
Of the church,
A. M. Noble aud family OF Petrolia
were here Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
Warm and dry the past week, with
farmers about done cutting wheat.
s P. Ross was here Monday on
business.
Ed lies is working for J. II. Speck
this week.
Ben Yockey has a sick child.
Flora Autram is at home on visit
this week.
Fred Ruff and wife of Kansas City
was here last week visiting friends
and relatives.
AlEwens has gone to Germany to
visit his mother.
Frank Specks' wife was visiting his
parents the past week.
DR.. lies made a business trip to
Thayer last Saturday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
FAMILY REUNION

The kind heart of our ola lriena
A, NJ. Anderson, living a few miles
west of this city, was made glad last
week by the arrival at the OLD home
Of all his children for weeks Visit.
II more Of the children OF KING
parents could realize the pleasure
their occasional visits bring to the
old homestead while father and
mother are living, they could bring
more sunshine and happiness Into the
li,es of loving old parents BY making
these visits oftensr.
Those present at this reunion we're;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson OF Lar7ed,
Mrs. Nellie Ryden and Mrs. Ollie
White, daughters frsm Missouri. and
Oscar and Harry Anderson, sons, also
Of Missouri,
The week was greatly enjoyed oy
all. The Times extends congratuls-
tions and hopes these people may
enjoy many more such reunions.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
District SO

Secure a business education at the
Chanute Business college.
Grandma Biggs visited her daughter,
Mrs. Myrtle Bower Sunday after
church.
A new baby boy came to the homo
of James Landlord and wife Monday
morning, June 22ad.
Bertha Kepley is visiting her cousin
Letha Kepley this week.
Jerome Neptune and mother were
Sunday afternoon callers at l.. r.
Terry's aad Rev. Thurlow's.
Hazel Winter is staying with Mrs.
James Landlord.
Anna Neptune is staying with Mrs.
M. A. Tye.
Jesse Parsons of Chanute came out
to M. A. Tye's Tuesday morning.
Jerome Neptune retHrned Saturday
from q visit to Garfield. Mrs. Nep-
tune will visit a week longer with
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
John MCGOWAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mcdonald OF
Chanute were Sunday afternoon
visitors at Ed Kepley's, Mrs, Nc
Donald's brother.
Mesdames Jake and Dan Bower
we're in Chanute Monday afternoon.
On the way home they were caught
IN the shower and both were thor
Vughly drenched.
Scott Neptune has accepted the
position Of night burner at the west
orick plant.
A great many little chickens haye
died and the good housewives are very
much discouraged.
Jake Ernzon and family visited Joe
Hansen Sunday and Sunday night
and ate dinner Monday with Dan
Bower. returning 20 their home in
Pstrolia ia the evening,
Owing to the valve Of the cook
stove not being properly closed, Mrs.
Charley Smith was quite badly burned
Saturday, IN attempting to light the
gas. Three fingers spd the thumb OF
ner right hand are badly blistered
and her hair and eyebrows singed,
1t was q narrow escape from more
serious accident.
Sunday afternoon, June 27Lh, is
the regular monthly aud quarterly
business meeting of the church. All
memb rs ought to be present as there
is some important business on hand,
The Sunday school is progressing
nicely with good attendance at each
session. We are using the Star"
chart plan and 1t bids fair to be q
success.
Rev, Thurlow is preaching series
OF sermons on the anti, Christ, which
are helpful and instructive. He
breaches al IL O'Clock each Sabbath.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
CARLTON ITEMS

Attend the Chanute Business Coi-
legc.
More rain. more rest, moro grass.
Henry Stoves and family ATTENDED,
the funeral Of David Cummlns u
Thayer last Monday.
Miss Moore of Kansas City was the
vel :eme guest Of her parent who hYS
southwest Of town.
The photograph man OF CnanuCe
has been taking some snap shoss Oh
our best residences.
Mr.. and Mrs. I, o. May are planning
a visit to Colorado In the near luture'
We almost envy them the cool breeze
they will enjoy.
jim CulIy's daughter is reported
quite sick.
The carlton U. Q. club met last
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Corneirs'
All present reported pleasant Uihe'
The carlton M. E. pastor ana
family spent Monday evening at ). u.
Pcnebaker's, it being Miss Annie's
birthday. Ice cream was served and
general good time reported.
We understand that Mr.. Tnorn-
burg has bought some town lots ana
contem plates building.
Mr.. Fry is shipping a car load OF
hogs from carlton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Starkey attended
the funeral OF one of his old neighbors,
Mr.. George Woods, Wednesday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26

The American Protective Tariff
League is early In the field with a
doeument entitled Tho Vital Issue
Berore the American People" This
is reproduction Of the great speech
Of Hon. Joseph w. Fordney, NJ. g.,
Of Michigan, a member of the Ways
and Means Committee of Congress-
one copy will be forwarded free to
any person sending q postal caro-
request asking for document NO 49,
Address W. r. Wakemai, Secretary,
33e Broadway, New York.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. X. Cooper OF
Altoona came over to Chanute ard
staid several days, having Drs. Nc
Gowen & Msrrick fix ap their teeth
as GOOD as new.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26

Mrs. N. W. Henry is visiting at
N ,wata.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
Senator Robinson of this sena.

torial district, is reported quite sick.
Several of our correspondents got
their items in late this week. They
will appear aext week.
Texas lynched nine negroes the
other day by way of little diversion.
The negroes were accused of murder
and little things like that. Good
plan to kill 'em first and have the
trial afterwards. Still we have
negroes in this country who vote
the same way these niger killers
vote.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE

A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE
1t gives me pleasure to speak good
word for Electric Bitters, writes Mr..
Frank Conlan of No. 426 Houston st,
New York. Its grand family medi
cine for dyspepsia and liver complica
tons; while for lame back and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recon-
NEEDED" Electric Bitters regulate
the digestive functions, purify the
blood, nd impart renewed vigor and
vitality to the weak and debilltated
of both sexes. Sold under guarantee
at drag stores. Soc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD

After doctoring is years for chronic
indigestion and spending over two
huadred dollars, nothing has doue me
as much good as DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. 1 consider them the best pills
ever sold; writes B. F. Ayscue, of
Ing:eside, NC. Sold under guaran
tee at all drug stores. Csc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26
Shaw

andMrs. C. S. Nation Of Chanute
were the guests of the formers
brother. W. II. Nation, and family
last Sunday.
The Chanute Business college Sc
cures positions for its graduates.
Here we are again after quite a
spell of absence.
Mrs. Charley Mitchell is still on the
sick Inst. Miss Vests Helmer is stay
ing with her at present.
Mrs, Derd Reed, Of Illinois, Is visit
ing her parents, other relatives anu
friends In this city.
Miss Eva Jockey called on Miss H.
n. Cline last Monday.
Mrs. M. B. Smith has returned TO
her home Ia Shaw after visit with
her daughter in California.
The new brick building In Shaw
will soon be completed.
, Several attended church here last
Sunday night.
Most all of the people of this town
that was convenient attended the
trial ia Erie last week.
Miss Edna Johnson and her friend
made q flying trip to Shaw last Mon
day afternoon.
Misses Edna and Eva Cline visited
with Miss Lula Hardesty last Friday.
Miss Florence Knetzer was shopp-
ing In Shaw last Monday.
The corn In this vicinity looks fine,
that is what wasn't drowned out by
high water.
Mr.. Ellis Reslsr and Mr.. Burdge
visited with Mr.. Loron Fanatia last
Sunday.
Sunday school was we'll attended
here last Sunday morning.
Ed John and family are visiting In
Chicago Illinois at present.
Will Hamm Of Shaw has returned
home from q visit with his brother.
Miss EDNA Cline OF Shaw visited
with W. R. Cline and family Of Rrie
last week.
MIS-. Minnie Eastburn of Rollin was
ST. piping ia Shaw last Monday.
Curate-I haven't seen your hus-
band at church recently, Mrs. Bloggs.
What Is he doing?
Mrs. BlogRs-'E be a-doiA' six
months, sir!-Lohdon Opinion.
Mrs. W. H. Latiner and Miss Marie
LRtimeP went to Ottawa Monday to
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-26

Lock out for the eclipse next
Sunday morning about 9 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

Cans and Nelson Ready TO
Enter the Ring
on Time.

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept 9,--Joe
Cans and Battling Nelson are all
ready 10 step into the ring for their
fight for tho lightweight champion.
ship OF the world st tho Mission
arena at 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon.
Both are trained up 10 the minute
and the fight this afternoon should
be- the best Of the three
The black challenger broke all
precedent by boxing few rounds
yesterday afternoon with Johnny
Murphy Ito announced that II was
not for the purpose 81 reducing
Ia weight but that he felt 80 good
that he Just had a. do something
Nelson ~ also up TO the top
notch aud ~ praucing with OK.
pectancy 90 get after Cans. 4 VIII
go after my man this afternoon
and never quit until have laid
him low. said Nelson. ~ ~ sim
ply n question OF how long Cans
will last ana In better shape
than ! ever was before aud have
never been lacking in this respect
] wiil fight on the square ~ ! have
always done ! am simply giving
Cans this chance to convince the
public that am his master"
Nelson has given me another
chance 20 regain my lost cham.
piunahip title and viii fight az
have never fought before In my
life. said Cans An my friends
know ] was not IN condition 90 de.
fond myself the last time ! fought
This time however. ! have trained
faithfully and feel confident VIII
come back and win just as dld
against Mike Twin Sullivan.
George McFaddon and Frank Eme
when they beat me some years
ago n lose this naht u viii
probably b. my last The bacon
IS due 10 come home 10 tho old
master
The fans evidently feel that this
will be- Cans last fight They fg
ure u out that be IL zoo old TO
hold his own against the furious
onslaught Of the Dane and the odds
stand al 2 60 J with Nelson on she
long end But then San Francisco
fans like 60 make one man a long
favoritc and there 10 no lack Of
Cans money az this figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Council Votes in Favor Of
N. ID. It's Proposed
installation.

over The veto Of Mayor Miller and
IN the face Of the adverse report oi
Fire Chief Brinrhurst and the rc
monatTances % commercial organ
nations. the city council last night
passed by vote 81 2 3 10 >. the or
dlnhnce granting the National Die
tfict Telegraph company the rlgh,
90 install and operate an auxiliary
fire and burglar alarm and watch
system The BIN was reported on
faYofablY hy the corporations com.
miitee. the votes UNFOLDING the may.
ore veto being cast By Councilmen
McKlnnou. Mullen and Parker.
Disregard Veto.
The mayors veto was also disre.
Earded In the passing 81 two bills
providing for appropriations OF
s. 900 from the lighting fund and
s. 900 from the water fund to pay
for local improvement assessments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
STATE NEWS

BANK At noLsoN-F1Ktures
are arriving at Nelson and a new
bank will soon be- established.
PIONEER pEAp-m a,thew
Vaughn. aged S. years. a pioneer Of
Whatcom county. died suddenly ~
hsll.ngham Of pneumonia.
INSPECT NAVY YARD-R. G.
Holiyday. chief ~ the bureau OF
yards and docks. il making a thor.
ough inspection ~ the navy yard.
Puget sound he wili make recon.
mendationH and embody them IN a
report
INVESTIGATION ENpEp-The
special board ~ inquiry 90 look into
the cause for the grounding of the
cruiser Colorado. near Victoria. sew.
srai weeks ago. has completed It's
report aud forwarded Il 10 Wash
ingtpn. y g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Minnesota Town in Crit
cal Position-Fires
Still Raging.
10y United Prsss.)

DULUTH. MINI. Sept 9.-As the
Winds about liibblng have died out
today. the situation Of that city
threatened by forest fires. IL less
critical and n ~ now hoped that
the town. which II one Of the larg.
est and most prosperous Of the
Meaaba range, may be saved
According 10 adyicea from stur.
gia. s D.. and Calumet and Norway.
Michigan fires are raging near
those towns. which may result IN
a still further destruction or prop,
erty Three detachmentB OF soldiers
from Fort Meade. near Bturgis.
were sent 10 that place today. 10
battle against the fires The stu.
alton there la critical aud many
people are fleeing for their lives.
a relief fund 81 over $50. 900 has
already been raised 10 aid the dea
utute sufferers and everything pos
aible is being done 10 alleviate the
condition 81 the refugees.
AZ Grand Marlaa. MINI. the IT..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
ALARM SYSTEM PASSES
over VETO OF MAYOR

Councilman Parker voted 10 sus,s,.
the veto ~ each case.
Garbage Law.
The Gin BIN repeating he uvn,..
Murphy ordinance for a npniei,sl
garbage collection system ~
which Was returned without ,E.
mayors approval. was referred a
the city comptroller for publicatiep
The mayors veto measure set forsh
that he believes the city Is flnsn.
cialiy able 70 undertake the eoIlee.
ton of garbage and that he believes
u 10 De- FOR the beet interests n
the city 70 begin the work a. soon
49, possible He recommended fha
passage Of a resolution providsns
for the collection o. carriage 10 -
submitted 10 the people a. he asrf
general election. and that. tendlnv
this. the appropriation proyleee ~
10 the ordinance be not expended.
Councilman Goddard Introduced
bill 10 repeal the 18th az. imprurA
mont ordinance Ills purpose va
% permit the property owners d
settle upon the improvement her
desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
HEMMED IN
BY FLAMES

uation rs more critical than a, us
bling The town Ia almost u h. a.
grasp " The flames and the pe,. -
have no place Ia which 10 tste y
fugc 10 escape from the fire vhs,s
threatens their lives and ufouessA
The fires are raging wltsI. =
short distance Of The town ana !.
The wind changes, driving the hls,a
into the ihiekly settled district -
fore a relief boat can arrive ~.
fate Of the entire population \ u
doubt ~
Tho United States relief shin "a
pher left this morning for tho na Is
shore. With provisions Tor the ~
Tiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
PUBLIC MARKET

Mutton stew AZ cents 3 n
native Bartlett pears at 50 csnis 4
box. bananas AZ Is cents q dnz:
Coos Bay cream cheese az 70 csrts
a ID blaakherries AZ s cents scz:
hamburg steak AZ cents n. sh-
yer salmon at 3 cents a To-: cut
roses at 25 cents a dozen. Elhsria
peaches al SIS cents a box. GFasen'
stein apples at 81 box and ssess
potatoes at lbs. for IS cents are
the principal specials that VIII =
on sale at the public market O.
morrow
Radiahes banrhes for &C.
Parsley Sc . hnnch
Turnips J punrhea for 80
Celery bunch. Asipr
Cabbage ic-.o per 10.
RutahHFss I've 10
heefH Z bunrhrs &C.
Head lcfface. 2 Tor Be-
Lemons. 4e-9ae per doA
Fancy apples 81 tt-l boz
Neu apples DOZEN. leslie
pinenpriss lsc-5te each
Oranges 1o-fec dcA
Grape fruit larEs , Ter 1se
Peaches. tEc-si.Qt Der tCh
plgma aa1ac per basket
pfunrs ia sec per basket
Mntermeinns i-ac yer pcund
Cantalounes. = 90 each -.
Flou ere Carnations tqc rsf esAi
hFf ere 600 dos -.
Warrington creamery butter ~
Z Iowa creamarr 3 ia Sc. rAhca t11''.
tas ~
Local ranch erEa 1s-sQc doa
Potatoes new ~ eel &c pef
Onionn nuacnea &c, beiiiae enis's
% lbs Tor sec
carrura tuurhes Tor bc
SUMMER squash "a % ytileN feasaA
I o. Dos HOBART squash % - !.
Motion chops tltltc per - Y
Z steaks tah elise h porterhuuse *
7 fb arlu5u 18siEc lb round STEAK " \.
Y lh shoulder STEAK lee tse -
Z sc ih ruasis Este NJ hoilins pest ~
ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
AFRAID Of lne.ndlarl.m

CHISHOLM. MINI. Sent
The guards here are taking The 49,,
vigorous means 20 prevent any N.
order during The rebuilding n II.
towns. The people are constas.i.
afraid of lncendiarism. II a rere..
Cd that woman saw a strange mss
settling fire % waste paper ~
frightened him away by screanIss
The relief work IL well In hama 90
The reconatruclion OF The -
which was destroyed SATURDAY. 80
will be- under way. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
POOR BUSINESS
CAUSES SUICIDE

NEW YORK. Sept Believed
10 be q suicide on account Of he
anii-bettinE iaw which went into
effect few days ago. Reuben 0ak
berg long . sheepshead Bay hak.
ness man. was found dead sos7.
He had hanged himself In The II
lar Of his house. Goldberg hza
built up > good business Al tfs
bay. bat the passage Of The rev
Law quickly drove away his trade
Stea mahip Watson arrived yes
tcrday from San Francisco with 4
fair passenger list and Il.zi2 Tags
Of cement and general freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
PREFERRED DEATH
TO SCHOOL LIFE

SFOkANE, Sept D Hopes are
entertained today for the recovery
of Winifred Thaycr. "a years old,
who rather than 80 20 school at.
tempted 20 commit suicide last
night by shooting himself IN the
abdomen after leaving a note for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
JUST
III AIN
COMMON

lNINkh IDA n PEOPLE
10 the kind that are buying in our
Greenwood Park SECOND Addition They
are the people that develop the city nd
set you home lu this place where mo
people are right There are at houses
EnlnH up there now. and the property
has only been on sale about u month
We are arlllnr fine building lots Tor
taeo. on terms ~ fla cash aud 50 m
month We give sou all the wood you
need tree. We give your heirs n free
deed in event % your death We hplp
you build "a home to start with We do
everything We promise there are no
strings on what We offer no YOU really
want GO got ahead Ga the world como ln
and see uH Don't walt half tho lots
are sold now Come Ga today
~ y. FAY COMPANY iuc
500 Molhoru Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
NOMINATED LILLEY
10y United Prs.s.j

10y United Prsss1
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept g.
Congressman George l.. Lilley. IN.
stiEaior Of the famous subm marine
boat investigation by congress last
winter. was nominated for COVER
nor by che republican state con.
vention here today The vote
stood Lilloy s02. Lieut.. Gov r. J..
Lake 1873. and Gov r. 8. Wood.
ruff az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Hard to Beat

A corner eoxizo and t.foou house
tuldl. on DEXTER av, in North Seattle.
emily e. 500
An R.rnutn house win bath. rlfV
water. large porchFa ana large int ou
Thirty second as. near East Union. for
askHn. terms
fire. modern home 81 sia large
rooms fun basement bath room fur
mace. etc. the house 81 fuli Of Eond flr
uiture. which viii b. thrown lu. this lr
one % The fine University homes price
only tt.fao. pari terms
A. " co
4oi HoHton Block
Main soc Ind 1854
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09

his mother IN which he announced
his intention % end bis llfe. TIA
bullet entered the body just bAlos
the heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Great Snap

New t-room modern cottaee. large lot
near school f2.AQei soc cash siE
monihiF. Phone owner Green IN. or see
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Monday

September tt We offer this five room
piaEtrrrd cottage fur oni1 81 $50. on core
nar Dos boxloo. north 81 Green Lake
very pretty little place t1oa cash SIS
PEI month. snap Tor Hnme one Green
lake car Go our offire AfmitaEc bros
Green Lake station Phone Green On TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
Got to Sell This Week

Slice fnata eaftaEe iHi afEiNt near
WHnaiana paris MHHnt Fisw " 700 sass
fnan balance ifha fsuf Call tatb aAa
rhisnef ~. rbans Nnfth tt MhGis ttn
- g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-09
PRICES PAID "
PRODUCERS

The following purchase pfiess
quoted on Western nN this nlNs.sl IA
POULTRY Ola hens. i've Nsikn asyi ~
pcg pound dressed ifc per penhn -.ss.sI
chickens live. $4,000 per pgaAa. 80.
gac Scr pound hroilefs .Ae " .sstsf
squads ta-fa per dorens dueAf -
tfc Dor pound pigeons. 81 PET ~ -
BUTTER Local ranch, ts.
pound
HsOs Local ranch. 1i-g4c 80. ~
MEATS live wciEht~-ceNt ,f,ss
pound steers e. c Ger poNna -
wethers tAc per pound eve. s.sa
pound lIuga ac per poNn" ~ 1T
tr Der pound Bulls and qAen -
pound th.M
MEATS Dressed Veal lafse .,aai
pcr pound medium, ie.l.t w WOES
The fofowiur are local
made ou Western an THIS NOR ',''r ....sr.
FNufr Uiuckoerrios ". l-at rs
stein arplee 50 20. BARTLETT W" y sts
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