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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers filed yester-
day were;
Edwin Hughes and wife TO I'd
ward u. Downing. 81. lots ] and I
and = y Of uw i sec tp - n r ".
containing $40 acres. Hlao the undi-
vided i " = % 90 = Of sec - tp
g n 6 W. NJ. containing 90
acres.
John cofkie 20 Matilda corkie.
$1,000. lot sec = tp 20 n r e. con
tainlnR 2is acres. also NV y of sw
y 81 sw : % SEQ - tn "a n q.
containing 10 acres
IIistoecnic Medicine Co. TO Miner
va r.. Gould. $40. lots % nad q, blk
%. West Seattle Land & Improve
ment company's second add.
Joseph II. yesterday 70 J. Il
Rnickerbockar. 81. lots 9 and Blk
2. and lots 2. J. 4. s. 8. 7. 3 and blk
2. ogle's first addition 10 Slaughter.
John q, Sample to Joseph II. EE-
terday. SO quit claim. ints 8 and .
blk 2. and lots TO . inclusive. blk
,. OEie's frat add. to Slaughter.
Ellen r. Hathaway. ct al. 90 NJ
u. Murphy. $500. lot 2 blk 6. Rentou
Hni add.
Seattle and Eastern Trust com
pany. Ltd. to John u. McMnnus. -
lot and = 10 feet of lot 2 blk 81.
Rcnton add.
benjamin y. I.oveiand 10 the sc-
attic and Eastern Tgust company.
Ltd. g.. lot ! and 3 10 feet Of lot 2.
blk n. Rcnton add.
G. X. McMurray 10 Leo Trobcrr.
and Tina I'roberg. $50. lots 3, 4 and
5 blk III. Salmon ray park add.
Sarah Kyle To- Ray l.. spruguc.
f92. BLK "A Great Northern add. TO
Ballard.
Augustus w. Peterson and wife 70
John II. Nibbe. si25. lot 3s blk u.
South Park add.
ole o. Quaalc 20 John II. Shaw.
$40. lot ~ blk IS. Denny q Hoyts
add.
]. NJ. Butler and wife 10 G. ~
Barclay and G. +. barclay. 5000. be-
ginning at a point 80 min. z soc ~.
1850 30 feet from nv cor " y Of
donation claim OF ~. l.. Yeslcr ana
wife. being claim ~ tp % II = 4 of
w NJ. thence 30 min. sec W..
1889 feet. thence 80 deg. 90 Gin.
Is sec. 2s35 feet, thence a. sec q
sGs.5 feet, thence n 80 deg, 90 min.
Is sec. G 209.7 feet. thence n 10 min.
7 sec. 1000 feet. thence 80 dev
Il min. sec. W is5.s feet TO point
Of beginning. containing g.is54 acres
Albert 8. Heck 10 @. u. Barclay
and G. r. Barclay. 1890, beginning
at NV corner e u Of donation claim
Of n. L. Yealer and wife, being claim
q tp Is n "a OF w. NJ. and claim
~ tn "a n OF w NJ, running
thence 80 min. I sec " 1868 feet
thence : 50 deg. 81 min. sec G ASS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
Jobblng Quotations.

Tho jobbing quotations today were
ne follows!
Sugar 0obbinE)-Goiden 9. I'm bbiE.
&C. extra G. In bbis. i7sc. powdered.
81 c. dry grnnuiated. 5Mc: cube. bMc.
beet. bA spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. uobbing)-Putent Ex-
cellcnt. TAGS: Novelty A. $780, Star
tbakoraD. s27i: California brands.
40; corn meal. yellow. $50 per 100
lbs In 1o-lb sacks. corn meal, white.
ti.b5 per 100 lbs IN i0-lb sacks; buck
wheat -four. pure, $3.50 per 90 lbs In
o-lh sacks. cracked wheat. t2.25 per
100 lbs In iO-lh sacks. farlua, Sass
per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks; farina, 50
per 100 lbs IN bib sacks. stecl-cut oat
menl. - 70 per 100 lbs In i0-lh sacks;
graham -four. Si75 per 100 lbs In i0-lb
sacks: whole wheat -four, St.S5 per
100 lbs in i0-ib sacks. rye meal. s2.f0
per 100 lbs In lob sacks. rye flour.
t22b per 100 lbs In lob sacks. split
peas. tOO-lb sacks. $3.50: split peas.
So per 100 lbs IN 25-lb boxes, pearl
barley. f25 per 100 lbs I'm sacks.
wheat flakes. 75.ib boxes. S210.
wheat flakes. $3.50 per case of 90 2-lb
pkga: fancy rolled oats. s2.s5 per
bale. In 9-lb sacks: corn meal. yellow,
92S0 per Dbl In b0-lb sacks: corn
meal white. $500 per Dbl In b0-lb
sacks. buekwhent -four. pure. $3.50
per Dbl. I'm b0-lb shcks. cracked
wheat, - per Dbl In b0-lb snclts; steel
cut ont meal. $3.50 per Dbl in b0-lb
sacks. graham flour. 50 90 per Dbl In
jO-lb sacks. whole wheat Hour. 81 per
Dbl IN 60-lb sacks. rye meal. 1916 per
Dbl IN 50-lb sacks. rye -four. - per
bbl; fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbls.
s5,{5. fancy rolled oats, 90.lb sacks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
HIS BRlDE-TO-BE
is A CORPSE
On His Way to Claim Her and
Cannot be Notified.

WICHITA. Kan. April ss.--AHslst-
ant Engineer Ebby. Of the battle
ship brooklyn is noW en- route be-
tween New Haven. kan. and New
York. lie IL coming To- New iiaven
with the intention ~ marrying 8ias
Mia Hail q that place. but she was
buried yesterday. Mias Hall was IA
tally shot BY her brother last satur-
day on their farm. two miles from
New Haven. The little boy was
playing with a gun aud Miss Han
attempted to take I, from him. when
the gun accidentally discharged. al
most blowing her head on.
she was 10 have hewn married to
Ehby this week ard he secured va
cation Tor that purpose. Miss Hairs
parents cudravured to notify libby
hy wire. bat he had already left Sew
York and was on his way West Miss
Hail was buried yesterday in her
wedil clothes. ahe vas well and
favorabiy known In Wichita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
NAIL FOR
FARMERS
Free Rural Delivery in
Yakima County.

NORTH YAKIMA. April 2a.-rhe
free rural delivery 81 mail matter
has proven an unqualified success
Ia this vicinity. \ petition il now
being formulated ta have Ahthnum
valley Included IN the delivery. Thia
petition wili be delivered "a Cons
Erennman Jones. and Il only requires
his endorsement o. have the matter
taken up az once by the poat0iiice
department.
Until the FRYE delivery of mail
matter Ia the rural districts WAS
tried as an experiment tao years
aEo few farmern understood tbe ads
Nantasca VI the system. but nnw Il
h difficult to ma one who VIII not
bless the Idea. especially V he lives
within the limits % tbs two districts
now Ia operation from the local of
nee. Farmers who reside Ia locaii-
ties outside Of these two districts
ate aEitaiing the matter " having
more routes put oH. Ia order e. in
eiuic their homes. aua as che mers
It's 81 the system are becoming het-
ter understood every day u IN hiEh-
ly probable that Yakima county VIII
have a general free rural delivery In
operation before other counties are
familiar with ita workings.
Interest ia the matter began two
years aEo. when the poetofiice Au-
gharitlcs designated - counties Ia
the United states where the rxpefi-
ment should be tried. Yakima ruun-
~. in this state. and a county in
California were the only localities
wet OF the Nisaiasippl chosen as eH-
pertinent stations. After few
monthn of service u vas demon
ssratad that the plan was successful
In every way In the widely scatter
ed portion OF Yakima county as well
al In the mere rongvsiesi portions %
the Eastern States,
The last congress established the
frye rural delivery a. - permanent
Institution. and voted an apprapfia-
tion OF $50. 90 10 It's sstahlinhmeat
for the fiacAI year. Two routes had
BEEN tried here. and they were or
dered continued. The cost ia 80
much smaller when compared To the
expense OF maintaining country
postoffirrs that the department pre-
fsrs the delivery system. and srEes
lfs adoption generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
Log Drive Reaches psIouse

PALousE. wash. April ss,--Tho
log drive Of the Palouae River Lnm-
her company began 10 arrive this
morning and an the loss are expect
Cd 10 be in the boom BY Wednesday
night. The drive contains very
nne lot II logs. there being nearly
100000 feet In the drive. Tho mill
VIII start "Wednesday aud run stead.
us all summer. Work on the fac
tory IL progressing rapidly ami u Is
expected to have this completed hy
the time lumber u dry enough To
handle. The mill aud the factory
viii give employment 10 from a. To
80 men all summer and the pay roll
cuts no uninportaat figure Ia the
prosperity Of the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
GRASS SEED
IN DEMAND
Large Quantity Sold at
ElIenSburg.

Ei.LENsnURG. wash. April zs.-
Nearly 90 tons OF timothy. alfalfa
and clover seed have hcen sold by
the local seed dealers 70 farmers
since seeding time haa commenced.
Seed could not be supplied fast
enough though q was received In
straight carload lots, II f. expected
that seeding VIII be an completed
In the next two weeks. IL the heavy
demand Tor seed continues during
that time there viii De a shortage
among the dealers.
The damage 10 hay IN this valley
during the cold spell Is utin a daily
topic % ccaverEatl0n among tho
farmers, few % thrm heing able 20
give any satisfactory explanation OF
the cause. IL Is a condition never
before known in this section where
hay has been successfully grown for
- years. The generally accepted
theory n that the snow all melted
In the latter part % January. ieav-
ing the ground moist. Early IA the
month Of February there were sew
erai days % extremely cold weather
and the ground being without 10 ac-
eustonted coating 81 snow was frQz-
en- 10 a considerable depth.
A peculiar feature OF the matter
f. that the young clover planted last
year appears little affected while the
older meadows with the deeper roots
are seriously damaged. Timothy
hay DAD not suffer as much as clover
and alfalfa but Ia some portions Of
the valley the entire hay crop was
hurt. All OF these facts viii cause
a shortage % hay IN the fan. when
high prices are expected I'm cense-
quence OF the shortage. Dealers are
paying 1850 for hay on board this
cars af preeent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

fceL thsnee 80 min. 2 soc. lgG 30
fuct 60 n Tine aal1 donation claim.
thence Ii 30 der. III miu, G See, "
4t6#s fevt aiurR ltnc of said claim
81 beginning, containing l7iai acres.
Henry Elliott uud vic 60 MYra T.
nlhnHs $500. lot ~ blk ~, jackson
street add
a. ilrddon and wife 60 Max Cleri.
Gus. S., undivided = lot 20 Blk n.
Gilman park add,
=. q. roachur and wife 10 Nellie
a. Rollins, sec lot 9 blk II. Conn
mefelhl Steam Matur add.
Charles a. Lee t. ~ stainauer ana
ulfe. SO. lot = blk ii. Gilman park
add.
sheriff Van De Vantrr to Lewis
" l.lppy. f3pfo. lots q and blk az,
plat 81 third add. laid on by a. a.
Denny and William \ He'll.
charles a. 1nmlcy "a H. X. Kirk
$40. lots e. 2. {. 8. 2. y. . aud 10 Blk
"a. Denny Thurman add. lots I, 2. q
and blk %. biFelow's add.
a. Il. Kirk 10 Louise T.. Burns,
El0O. lot l hlk 81. illselow's add.
~ T. Kirk tn Louise n Burns.
5000. lots 10. n. o. and u hik 4 Drex-
- avenue Heights add. lot blk
IT. CnautuuauR beach.
West Caaat Improvement company
O. Jacob Relrhala. 500 lots ana iG
blk Toe. Gilman park add
sheriff Van he Nantsr 10 Michael
Earisa. SIC 70. bots g and 4 and y - OF
NV q see 4 ~ 22 nr3 c.
Hhur5U Van De Nanter 20 Michael
Earics. riss6t. iots Q and 4 ana =
Of mss = Sc t. 2snr7c.
sheriff AVN ue Nauter to I'd
ward Brady. s1sa. lot 9 blk 3. Pros
poet Terrace add
Emma v. clark 10 Wu1iam chea-
ter. $40. lots an1 9 bik 10. Jackson
street add
Eli f.amprey 10 Catherine aterrat.
SO. lots II nua ~ blk %. plat % Hec-
and add. iniI on BY heirs u aarah
ilsit. deceased.
Catherine Aterrat and husband 70
James X. strrrst 81. lots II aud l.
blk 81. plat second add laid on By
the heirs OF Sarah A. Hell. deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
LOCATION OF
THE SHELTER
Mr.. Graves Looking for q Site
at Columbia, 3. C.

COLUMBIA. r. C.. April ss---The
question OF the location Of the
Graves smeiter wili probably be de-
ridad within n week. J. II. Graves.
OF Spokane was here yesterday with
his expert. NJ. Hedges. examining
properties IN this vicinity. and made
a trip to the suggested site on the
North Fork of ths Kettle river at
Flsherruan's creek. lie discussed
the relative advantages OF various
sites quite frankly and has taken
steps to ensure a proper supply Of
timber and brick in ease a site in
the immediate neignborhood IS fin
tiiy decided upon He has gone On
today with Air. Hodges 10 inspect
the site at Carson. two and n half
miles up the valley from here. which
be has bonded for ssnsitsr purposes.
Ind that near Midway. The matter
l. now ON the point Of being settled
Ind IL Is more than probable that
tn Mr.. Graves return he will be in
i position to make n definite public
announcement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday rnorninK-Trade IN very
light on West street today. There
= very little demand fer old p0ta-
toes New potatoes are coming In
slowly and are demanding aNe a
pound. Cabbagea are scarce. There
are very few tomatoes. waila
waiia asparagus n coming In and
quotes at iec per ID. Straw berries
are leading at - = per crate. A
CONSIGNMENT % California cherries
has Just been received and they are
5, g a box. The market IL short on
halihut and all shell f1ah IL scarce.
The following prices are being Of.
fsrea 20 the producer by the local
deaI~ra for delivery In round lots on
the dock or IN the car at Seattle.
Grain Oats. t2s. barley. go:
wheat. chicken feed. sis. bran.
az. shorts. SIC.
Hay - Puget sound. 81 per ton;
Eastern Washington timothy. iii-s0
Qig. alfalfa. s..
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch. ITO
tsc.
Butter Fresh ranch. io9iio:
creamery. 120z5o.
Poultry live. i3ats,sc.
live turkeys. &c.
Live gtack-shoioebe beef cattle, cows
&c: steers. tHaSe: good hogs. live.
&c: hogs. dressed. eisc: calves,
dressed. large. &C.. small. Dc. calves.
live. large. &c. small &c.
Hides. peits and Wool - Heavy
sound saitcd steers. over co pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. 7Mc:
light sound. under &c pounds. &c:
cows. sound. all weights. &c. stAgn.
bulls and oxen. tffso. Haitcd kips.
1c. calves. per pound. Sc: green hides.
L. less than saited. dry hides. per
pound. lie. dry cuils. onc-thlrd less:
summer deer. per pound. g202te;
winter deer. dry. tiGiec; papery
deer. a1isc. dry elks. aMioc. green
elk. s0sc. shccp peita. 259Psc: shear
linFs, f50ese; Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
i2c: dirty or timber burned. ioc: tai
low. 2izGgitc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

LOGS Superior quality. per 81. 30.
l Fir. t0n7. merehantabie FIR. s4.bff
5,7b No cedar. tGUT. common. per
M. t3.5o0a. spruce logs. $3.50. cedar
nhinEln bolts. t2256f2 co.
Eli Lumber Rough. IS. thick IN
iah. surfaced. one OF two Sides. D, 10
and - inches wide, $1,000. lengths
~ TO 10 feet. special leugthn. soc per
NJ extra. onesineh finish. slsUis. all
vertical grain. - per ~ extra
Flooring. dressed and matched. 1i7W
al stock boards. R.iuch. fgMis. To-
inch. i9a0Uis. iZ-ineh. sis0l9 Fenc-
Ing. No. 4 or e-ineh finish. -. No. 2.
-, V or channel rustic or drop sid
ing. weight COCO lbs. siidi4 Fir tim
Der iolsta and seantlinRa. rough.
81 5O4lgi \ 8 y. t9.50Uis. 3 I ..
fiiQii. boz boards. i2-lnch and up.
sis
Washington Tied Cedar Lumber -
Rough. tsWa. bcvel siding. weight 700
lbs. Gifdii.b0. ceiling. weights Nos. ].
? and 3. sk=iueh. 1900 lbs. Nos. !. 2.
and 3 N-ineh 700 lbs. ti3927. waina-
eoting. tl0Wit: rustic. ts5W2s. a.
shingles. ti.25. standard shingles
ti.i0. i-lnch nniHh. ~. IL and &c feet.
ts5d3i. thick nnish. t2s4sd. cedar
squares. 7. 8. . ana 10 feet. $4,000.
picketn. si2.
Kiln-dried. q In advance of green
Drayaee. Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
INDIANS ARE
TROUBLESOME
Causing Great Annoyance to
Settlers In Oregon.

SALEM. ore. April 25.--Some Of
the Neg Percsn and Iapwal Indians
are reported 10 be troublesome. A
letter vas received at Gov. Geer's
omce this morning from Paradise.
wallowa county. saying that they
came into that section every season
with their diseased horses and drive
them to the watering places Of set
tiers. endanEeriHg the horses OF the
whites and exhaustinR the range.
They are also reported to be running
gardens and insulting women. The
writer 81 the letter says 81 Ia report
cd that an entire tribe intends GO
Ing into camp near Paradise thiR
season. and the governor is asked 60
take some action to stop the tres
passing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

creeks. aud the Pend d'orcino river
ao not show IA yet any appreeinhie
rise The snow on tho mountains In
thla vicinity IL from four Is six
feet decn. and further north, at
Nmir and Ia the Slooan. &, is from
10 to Is feet la depth Mr. Hughes
stated that a close watch Will be
kept upon tho river from this time
on. aud the different towns Ia the
columbia river valley duly appraised
of any marked rise that may occur
hS telegraph through the weather
bureau at Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
sheep-Kii!ing Dogs

MONROE, April 25.-For several
miles along the foothills Of South
crn Benton county. ranehers are all
having troublesome times with the
sheep killing dogs. Reports OF II
dead sheep IN one flock. and n SINH
lar number In another. have lately
been received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
North Yakima Booming.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. April
= There l. considerable activity In
building here and plans have been
completed for a number % new
houses and stores. The town has
been growing steadily during the
pAas two years. and the buildings at
present contemplated viii be 4 far
Their evidence Of the return Of pros
psrity to this section. TIE lumber
market Ia unusually active for this
time Of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
An unprincipIed Brskem an.

.TEKOA. wash. April 2s.-F. W.
Stranger. a brakeman on the .. r.
b y. drew his monthly check last
Friday from the railroad company
and has nos been seen here since.
His wife and family reside here. and
they are in destitute circumstance.
II i thought that he has deserted
them. fie left many creditors who
are anxious 20 learn Of hia where
abouts. TIE family came from apo-
kane three Months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
- aszsaassaaa ssas -
INTERPRETATIONS.

The Sunrise Copper Mining and
Melting company has been Incorpor-
nted with a capital stock of 1i.000 .
o9O. The trustees named IN the ar
flcies are Louis J. Fowler. David
Richardson and Fred II. Richard
son.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Warrior General Mining company
have been flied in the county audi
tors Office. The capital stock ~
tI10. 600 and George W. BraFdon. A.
T.. Cronoweit. Il. s. Nichols. J. Com
ton. T.. G. MassIe. l. 9. Gilman are
the trustees and lncorporators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
Old Lady Terribly Burned

MuNcrE. Ind. April as.--MrsL Je-
rusha Thomas. 70 years old. was
badly burnt this morning while at
tempting TO put out fire which
started on ths second story Of the
dwelling where she lives. she had
been cleaning furniture and the IN
fiamuable material suddenly iEnit-
ed. Her clothes were burned OF her
body. \ severe property loss was
esHtaIned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
To Drive Out Americans.

LONDON. April Salt l. reported
In shipping circles hero that Ger
man arms arc endcayoring To drive
out the American line hy leasing or
buying all available ships FOR tho
American trade. German firms have
arranged 60 hay from liverpool
shipping Arm ten small steamships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
THE COLUMBIA
MAY OVERFLOW
Indications Point to Another
Season Of High Water.

D NoRTHPORT. wash. April "a
C0nsiderable uueaslness ~ becoming
manlfeat by those living along the
Columbia river at Indications Of the
probable repetition ~ the foods that
occurred IN lfoi. The river this year
a. this point attained lower stage
mon can be remembered within tho
kno~lsdge of the oldest inhnbitant.
Ihe year before last the riyeg rose
,isnt teet higher than In 1895. and
now lacks 20 feet II baiur aa high
AZ i was on May 6. 1891.
william r. Huahea. VINO fl the
local observer, said yesterday that
conditions ct the headwatsrs Of the
Columbia al point u o repetition ~
the floods u I've years ago. Tho
snow Ia the high mountains north
and at the beadwatera has not ae
yet been affected. Deep ana gbeep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

TOLEDO. O.. April 2s.--Deputy
Revenue Collector Hogue today mar
ruwiy escaped being killed by two
tame bears. from the owner OF which
he was attempting 70 collect $40 rev.
enua tax. The Italians refused to
pay. and the bears were turned loose
on tho officer. A large part Of his
clothing was torn of. and ne barely
escaped with HIS lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

Or. Mlntan Warren. who has for
20 years held the chair Of Latin at
Johns Hopkins university. has been
appointed professor Of Latin at far-
vafd. Prof Warren recently deciin-
81 the dlreetofshlp u the American
School Of Classic Studies ut Rome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

License. 60 wed were issued to
Earl clifford Taylor. =. % Tacoma,
and Arabelia Virginia MofFas. ~. Of
San Francisco: John Clement Par
sons. %. Of Mt. Vernon. and Mary
.AlIce Mcdowell. q. Of seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25
hMUSEM ENTS.

John /. Sullivan and his company
IL drawing good houses at the Third
avenue theater this week. Many
are going who have not been In a
for n long time. Just be-
e,use they want to see Sullivan. The
speeiailty bill II a pleasing one. and
fg thoroughly enjoyable.
Tomorrow night Ian hhclaren wiz
Give a lecture nt the Semitic theater.
his tour he has been
erected by large houses. Major Jas.
r. pond. under whose direction the
topr Is being made, declares that he
h doing a larger business than he
mas with any other celebrity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

1920 fancy rolled oats. per case.
t27s.
cofee OobblnR1 Green - Mocha,
per 40, 2p43ic Java. per 10. 2iu2sc
Costa itlea, choice, per h.. l5efibe.
Roasted =Arbuekle's. Ia io0-lb cases.
per cwt. Nib. 00.lb cases. per cwt
uisb. Sab eases. por cwt, tiLo5,
Java. h0-ib tins, per ID. GSc. sack. sac;
Alden Mocha. a7Mc, carac0la. $50;
Guatemala. Gle, ground coffee. 1910
90; Lion. zoos. iit7b. 6sa. til.s5. acc.
sii.sb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-25

boxes. 81 20. cartoons. tt.25. Smyrna
figs, z5c per ~. new dates. 7hc.
sweet apple cider soc per gal. med.
awactH, 81 g5@as0. ntrawboffiea gz.g5
"a eratei California cherries. tez5 a