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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-29
SOLD DRINKS TO BOYS
Cotton Saloon Keeper Also
Kept Open on Sunday.

coLFAN. Wash. May - III =.
lrausch. a saloon keeper Of Cotton.
has been bound over 10 the superior
court on two charges. one each Of
selling whisky on sunday and admit
ting minors q hla aaioon- Grauneh
- charged with sriilnx several drinks
% whisky 70 Addison y Ferguson.
and John ~. Maynard. youths 81 II
years. on sunday. May Il The boys
are rati TO have entered the rear
door and bought the drinks Their
fathers. ". =. Fergurpn and Thomas
Maynard, complained TO Prosecuting
Attorney Inman. who caused the arr
rrst Of uranach. The latter was Civ
en- preliminary hearing before ]. l..
F'iswrrs. justice nf the peace. Prose-
cutting Attorney fnmsn appeared for
the state and J. y. Pickering foe che
defence. Bonds were fixed at tiss
in each case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY
RACE EVENTS

CHENEY. Wash. May %. Prep
aratione are being made Tor COED
races at tho Spokane County Fair as
neciation race track In this city on
Memorial day. The track was new
ar In better condition. The stables
arr fun of race horses IN training,
Dave Young h training joe. of the
q. IL. a ~ stables. spokane, Lllet-
Ia and Major NJ. Of cheney. and hia
own herHts, TuNy and Yakima
George, the latter q goldlns colt
lately purchased la Yakima, (, W,
Baker has charge Of senator Turner.
John Lance and II. NJ Phillips are
training the PAGERS and trottefa.
Lady crnnahawt Doc ilutneli aud
Flora. of this place. and Gray Bar
ney and Little nilty Of Davenport.
The two latter have pacing records
Of s;si, They also have chetan. "a
ak year old green paccr. and cailoa.
tho latter fruan Davenport
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HlGH LIGHTS.

I1fe IL a bureau drawer which
sticks. and through a crack We help
lrssiy thrust our fingers AZ the things
sc would like 10 reacb.
Woman cant thrown a stone. but
when she drops a flower pot out 81
a window she always hits som@-
body.
Tho IDEAL woman IL one whose pre-
SERVED straw berries hold out until
fresh strawberries SIT cheap.
Thves..foursha Of the brad cast on
the waters returns because IL has a
STRING tied to II.
Few women can alt through a ssr-
mon without hoping that the cook
won't let the dinner burn
In the chase after happiness there
are too ur~ny crosa roads ana too
few guide boards.
minds her husband that he forgot 60
kiss her.
After a bad dinner human nature
IL croEs. after a good dinner IL IL
stupid.
Mans experience IL like his spec
seldom good NJ for any 9th
er man.
You cannot forgive n friend with
out lowering yourself In his estima-
ton
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A NEW PLOw IN USE
Agricultural College Authori-
ties Pleased With Il.

PULLMAN. Wash. May - --Prof.
kpilman has a new gang who alow a.
Work on the farm Of the agricultural
tullege This IL new patent. which
Instead 81 using the pillow share and
mouidboard. has four discs. each Of
which turas a furrow eixht inches
etde. Prof splIfman ia much pleas
- with the new Invention. which -
feing excellent work on the ground.
and Il better than a plow where the
grOund ts hard. II IL feared that
the piow will not be a success for
general use In this countfy. for IL
hill not threw dirt uphill. and u is
Utmost impossible 70 fiud land where
the dirt can be Thrown down hill
IN all places. The dlse plsw l. said
10 be great success In califoFnis.
where q has been used Tor several
S~ars. When the regents WERE in
seesien they were shown the piow AZ
erufk. and wern much pleased with
A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-29

LINN CREEK. No. May ga.--Tho
news has lust reached here Of the
murder or accidental killing on Wed
ncHday nf James Porter. pfomin
ent farmer ~ IT. MaryH House. Mil
Ter county Mr.. Porter was cut for
IA hunt with hts hrnther-in-law. Hen
eappu, aud became separated from
him. cappH heard the report of the
gun ana the cries OF hla companion.
Arriving on the Hcene bo found rur-
ter iSlug GA the around with gun
shot wound In the bnek Of his neck.
A jury was Immediately lmpanried
by Coroner Williams and a verdict
returned that Porter oame To his
death hy "a wound from a Hun Ia the
hands IF an unknoWn man. No at
rpste have been made.
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rn Armour Agent Robbed

BEI4fsAtRE. O.. May 2a.---for the
past year J G. oberly. Of Cincinnati.
has been employed ua baEraEemnater
by the baltimore a ohio Railroad
company 1T Marietta. o. lie has
been faithful employe. bat has be-
trayed his trust. lie found two
packages Of money Ia the baggage
room containing se4G. one u them
belonged Ca 81. ]. Freeman. agent for
tho Armour company. of Chicago.
and the other 10 the United States
EHprnns company.
When arrested obcriy made CON
fesEian duplicating other express ein-
pipyes A Nhoie Eans u express
robbers. u Il supposed. has been de-
tected and viii be brought 90 justice
in this section OF Eastern ohio.
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norses with Chambers.

oAREsDALE. wash. May ~
Dr. 4. u. Nelson. state veterinarian.
from Pullman. arrived here on the
Northern Pacific noon train and to-
gether with DIR. A. J. Smith. drove
out 90 the farm Of Mr.. Iiagsr. who
lives seven miles southeast % here.
They found one horse dead and two
more 10 badly diseased that Or. Mel
son nj once ordered the two killed
and the whole band guaranteed.
pronounclng the disease CHAMBERS lie
also ordered all the horses on the
farm ~ one Of Hagers nearest neigh
bors auarnntined under suspicion. ~
IL said that probably forty or nifty
horses have been exposed 10 the
much dreaded disease.
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AL SORTS"

Fully 900 persons commit suicide
In Russia every year.
~ many az 400 dates have been
gathered from a single tree.
The United States sold sfs0.e00 Of
role leather in Japan last year.
The vuluc Of the fruit consumed in
Great britain every year II esiimat-
ed AZ t5o.0o0.o0o.
The prison population IN Massa-
rhusetts on April was s5sa. a re-
duotion during the year o. 1895.
Senator Dcpew will. in Washing
Ron. be a neighbor OF Secretary Hay.
whoAe house is in the same block.
The Byxtander--.what are you taxi
ing OF your hat f1r9 The Man At
the 'Phone-1'm talking 10 a lady
Chicago Tribune.
a Prince Of Wales ~ NJ nge from
his birth, and a chair - placed for
him on the right Of the throne In
the house OF lords.
While the number 81 children and
youth in tho United States 81 u es2. Z
az. the total enrolment Of American
Sunday schools f. but BIS. 433.
Collins In Russia re never covered
with black n the deceased Il n child
pink Is uaed; n q woman crimson.
though for widow they use
brown.
In nearly every street In Japancaa
cities IS n public oven, where FOR a
small feet. housewives may have tho
dinners ana suppers cooked for
them.
Librarian ~ Congress Herbert put
nam sayai 'eThc popular idrni ~ r
library IL 70 give forth ia best t. al
VINO seek Ny ideal Is 10 arouse the
people 10 sock the library"
Among the inws passed by the Min
DesOta assembly the present session
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sce Hanson before purchasing q sowing
machine. few good second hand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. as Columbia
ssrcsi, opposite fosiofice.
Wanted To buy old gold aud silyes. H.
HsuseL msnfF ieNelcf. > Hinekley block.
Ladies' and gentlemen who attended our
sale Of late lewclrY aud novelties will testify
Is 20 quality II stock and honest dealing
We want all to come and sea our method a.
compared with others. We have haon To
qncsted 10 give morning sales, hence ~ 10
y. m and ! y, m. VIII he our opening
our store Is ia23 second Ave Auction. q.
". Cafmaes 4 co.
White Il King Of all sewing machines
sold By n u Nuris. ies second ave. pioneer
dealer In sewing machines aud sewing
machine supplies Telephone HkettA
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Mrs. Brsdlcy's Gift.

PEORIA. III. May SIN addition
To a magnificent endowment already
made. Mrs. Lydia bradley has Just
donated to the bradley Polytechnic
Institute gii her property in Peoria
county. estimated 60 be worth over
sos. coo, retaining a life inter-
cal therein
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a Robber with a Gun.

POTrsVlLLE. Pa. May s9.-.Rey.
J. MuldeN usy. pastor 81 81, Am.
hfuns'a fiomnn Catholic church at
sehuyikiii Havssn. heard q noise this
morning al ths tear " the rrotory
lie arose and lifted a window. and
believing there MAS a sick call. be
inquired O. know what was wanted.
and three bullets whlExod by his
head. Tho Intruder then ran sway.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

= nA AHtaANHhf INtsfH ar" RfAhE OF
fefrd 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the deck or In the car at Seattle:
Graiu-oats. -: barley. -. wheat
chicken feed. tia. bran. SIC. shorts.
tiTs8
tiay-ruxet sound. per ton. 81.
Eastern Washington timothy. tiis
gts; alfalfa. 81.
Egks-strseiiy fresh ranch. iT9
lsc.
Butter Fresh ranch. s0ioe.
creamery. ieaise.
roultry-chickrnH. live. is0isMe:
dressed. isr.
1--we atnck-choice beef cattle.
cows. tGtAc: ate~rH. tis0sc. good
hogs live. tkcs hogs. dressed. sise.
calves. dressed. large. g.. small. -.
calves. large. live. &c. small. G..
Hides. Peits ami woal-IIeavy
nound aaitrd steers. over 60 pounds.
4. medium sound. per pound. ssse:
light sound. under 50 pounds. &c:
cows sound. all weights. II;
stays. bulls and oxen. tH1e. kaiief
kirs. se. calves. per pound. s.: green
hides. IL less than saited: dry hides
pr pound. isc. dry cuiis. one-thiri
less summer deer. per pound. s2u
DE. winter deer. dry. 1t6ises papery
deer. e9i9r: dry elks. e9ioc. green
elk. 80 S.. sheep neita. zt9sscs shear
llnws. isUzsc: Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
ise. dirty or timber burned. ioc. tai.
low. aisat1Ae
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Bsiter-Ranch. iOaisc: fancy dali
ry. IN squares. lie. Washington
creameriss. lib prints. is4sae. East.
crn Iowa and EiKin. isasee.
Cheese jobeinEi Native wash
.inFtou. i2ts ute. Eastern. i4i40tsise:
California. lie.
Eggs OobblnR)-strictiy fresh
ranch. fsc.
Honey California comb. i2a
1910. strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. ieSe.
live chickens. ise.
Nuts.
wainuts. per ~. sacks. lie: East
ern black wainuta 1ac; pecana. i14
i2c. nlhrrtH. itr. almonds. fancy. soft
she'll. 80. almonds. No. 2 ice. pea
nuts. g.. pine. lie. hickory. i0c. co..
cpcnanutH. per dozen. 7sg soc. pop
per 10.
nsy, e'a'a sno fsee
nay Jeeplhk'-- . uset spuhn' per
ION f.Hs, h''s,stn ashhksoh TIM
othy, tls1is. aiialia' slp' 49,.
Oats O"enlnkI -i-st 'ph' s%FHSV'
ha'leymS".lsu. 80.
tofn-W ho.s' 49,. =. etaeNeu' vs.
~ - -, 49,, e.. II -. -,
-. ,i.l,J,,i.' .s,.ss,' - 80.
-. 49, ~. ,s,,.1 "a ,.ossss.
., - .,sl -, -
$780,,
wee" r''ees
Fresh Meat cobbinRp-cow beef.
&c per ~. steer peeh &c per ~ NUT
ton. wethcr. DC per ib' pork T'se
per 10 veal iarse nc per 10, small.
loc.
Provlsions tjohpinH-f ians, large.
lohc: hams. smail. ne breakfast ha-
CON llfae' airy aa'teh sues, 'hei lex,
sae. . -
LaIu .1pol''h per
10, ~ " h'le '''i' - I'm Speeiat
s,ae' isrH' eV''i''nnu' ''e'oss' e'aoi
- ,.,.,,,.,..i.-, ,t.,, 49,
fesa ~ ~ pu', 1feW
s'te' ,'oiu'i.ni. river sa'i,'en. ti.as'te
FOUNDERS stLfe sa,'a' &C. roeN COZ
'.' .ronl, -isWt,'' s't''''ps. iVe'
snal' !" - =, - 49, - - ossse l
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We have nice corner 50 100. fene-
cd, on Third avenue line, near Uni
versity. on which Will build cottare
costing $3.50 to your own plans. ana
sell whole for $500. cash $50 and
monthly payments less than rent;
low intcret Also same arrange
ments on cheaper lot 30 100. Har-
rison Heights ad, Latona. Nelson
Macpherson q Co. go New York blk
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Guilty of BIackmailing.

BEDFORD. Ind. May 29.-After
wrestling with the celebrated si.eekE-
Cooper black mailing case for ucarly
20 hours. the jury this morning re-
turned q verdict against Misc stella
Cooper and Utterback her sweet
heart. and they viii be committed
under the indeterminate sentence
law. Miss Cooper accused young
shceks ~ criminal assault. and he
prosecuted them Tor blackmali. The
case has excited considerable inter-
est. Shocks Is member OF n
wealthy family.
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The Pacific Tailoring Co. best 81 SIS
aud 50 suits made IN the city nyoinR.
cleaning Repairing rs fhirt uvouuo.
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The Hcattie Junk Go. pays lowest prices
bot squafe business All kindE 81 waste
paper bought and old newspapers soid No
No. iii2.
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Prati's orchard Addition Is all in
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered on special terms 90 thone who
want homes. by Holman a Robinson.
IL Columbia street.
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l. Zemansky, general RuetioHcef. sHlei
made IL any part Of The city or statri real
estate, live stock, express sales. freight
sales, bankrupt stock ai Nero hnndisra Htl
goods ia general tGts rhird avenue
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DENTISTS.


". H. Dupcw. Dentist Specialist in Crown
and Bridge work. az Burke building.
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HoTEL HRoNsoN. eo5 first avenue
Good elevator rooms single OF en- suite .
low rates. ncil Crane. Manager.
II Ynu wish q room or anticipate u change
try The Rochester Hotel, Pike aud second
rnud room 81 per week nicely furnished
outside rooms s. 10 81; trHnscieuts 2ac and
iao FRYE baths electric lights.
HOTEL NpHk, FIRST Avenue and Pike
first class rnoms and hoard At o. per week
HOTEL COLBY, cor rhird aud Cherry
frst.class ruom aud board - week and up
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seattle Clothes Pressing Co. keep your
clothes In shape for 81 80 por month dyoinx.
cleaning, repairing, nQ5 81 aY, Tel. Bun 1914
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lobhInK Quotations.

me tubhiuk quotations. toohy Wff-
az follows
Sugar OohblnE) --doiden q. In bblr
3iso. extra 6. IN bills. Be-. powdered
1875. dry graduated. $40. cubc. s.,
%. beet. $40. spot cash prices,
Flour. etc. Uobbingl Patent Ex-
eeilent. s1a5; Novelty A. 13.oe; star
tbukernD. f2Ts. California brandn.
ttio. corn meal. yellow. ti.b5 per 100
pounds III i0-lh sacks. corn meal.
white. 81 60 per 100 lbs ia to-ib sacks
buckWheat -four. pure. ta50 per %
lbs IN s-ib sacks: cracked wheat. f2.2i
per 100 iba In io-ib sacks; fsrina. a.
s. per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks. farsna.
l3oo per 100 lbs In b-ib sacks. steel
cut oatmeal. tz.s0 per 100 lbs in io-ib
sacks; graham -four. ti7s per 100 lbs
ia ie-ib sacks whole wheat flour,
fi-s5 per 100 lbs IN io.ib sacks. rye
meal. 10 per loo lbs In i0-ib sacks.
rye -four. 3 IS per 100 lbs In io-ih
sacks. split peas. ieo-ibs sacks. fs-fo.
split peas. s3o0 per loo lbs in 2s-ib
boxes. pearl barley. sf.2s per 100 Tbs
IN sacks. wheat flakes. 7s-lb boxes.
- 10. wheat fakes. 8. 20 per case ~
70 2sib pkgr: fancy rolled oats. ss.sS
per bale. in s-ib sacks; corn meal.
yellow. t3-k0 per bbi In bo-lb sacks.
corn meal. white. $50 per Dbl IN 90
10 sacks. hnekwheat Hour. pure. N.so
per Dbl IN ho-ib sacks. cracked wheat
TOO per Dbl N to-ib sacks: steel cut
cat meal. ts.f per Dbl In bo-lb sack;
graham Hour. 81 % per Dbl in so-ib
sacks. whole wheat -four. f1.oo per
Dbl In bo-ib sacks. rye meal. ts.9s per
Dbl In co-lb sacks: rye Hour. N-oo per
.hbl. fancy rolled oats. 80 lbs net IN
Pflbls. tafs: fancy rolled oats. so-ib
sacks, ts.zo. fancy rolled oats. per
case. ts7s.
Coffee uobbinEl -Grcen-Mochs.
per 10. sa9aie. Java. per 10. zid2se
Costa ftiea. choice. per ID. iS0isc;
Roasted. Arbuckle's, In i00-ib eases.
per TOO lbs. ti2.2s: e0-lb eases. per 100
ihA. tizss. ss-ib cases. per 100 lbs.
tizts. lava. so-ib tins. per III. &C:
sack. afc. Gden Mocha. aTtsc; Cara
cola. zze. Guatemala. gle. ground
coffee. is0sec: Lion. ioos. fis2s. ssE.
81 Is. 3dH. ti3ss.
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u 90. HtraWhnrriea, 122a a crate.
california cherries. 81 25afl.60 box
san JuHo cherries. tlsasWt.b0.
Lumber and building MAtorisl
Logs superior quality. per NJ. No.
fin. fe9f. merchandise mr. per NJ.
~ t0Wb 90. No, ! cedar s0ff7s com
mon. per n. ttubi spruce logs. $3.50.
codar ahinRic bolts. f2W2.ao.
fir lumber Rough. 1850. thick nm
lahed. surfaced. one OF tNo sides. y.
40 and ~ Inches wide, sisHsO. lengths
~ to 10 feet; special lengths Soc per
N extra. anezihoh finish, llgMis. an
vertical grain. q PEE ~ extra; foor
Ing. dressed and matched. fl7a2l.
stock boards. s-inch, Ihefis. iD-ihoh.
~ bomtsi l2.luch. tismta. fencing.
No. OF e-lneh finish. s.. No. 2. ~.
V or channel rustic Of drop siding.
weight 2O00 lbs. 4iiG1i. Fif timber.
ipiHta ana nrantiinEe. rough. fsi90gf
10. . : y. tsto@1s. = s. tiim
~ box boards. i2sinch aud up. SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. fgffa, bevei siding. weight 700
lbs. ittaii TO. ceiling. weights. Nos.
1. and 2. M-lnch. 1900 lbs. Nos.
I. 2 and 2. 4s-lneh 700 lbs. sis0g7;
wainseotlug. floGii, rustic. t2s92s;
a. shingles. 81 50. standard shingles
81 10. i=inch finish. is. ~ ana 10 feet,
4-aa1t. thick finish. tssmss. cedar
squares. 7. \. and 10 feet. t2ta 20.
plckets, ti2.
klln-d dried. 81 In advance Of green;
drayaee gae.
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~ Helmsn a Rehinssn for Pratt. or
ehaft Addition.
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BAKERIES.
PERSONAL

f4nsayss humc made tread. cakes and
pastry best ia the city. itas Third Ave.
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Pro- eosesr, pseora,ion Day Madison Paw.
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James nothweil Mortgage Loans, Fire In.
mrance A surety Bonds. = Boston flk Tel
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing school IN
city. day and evening, 9Th and Columbiae
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Eyery lot in fruit trees Prsrfs Orchard
Addition.
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KALIsPELTA Mont. May 2a-Thc
state tree Inspector for Flathead
county. reports that over 3i.00o fruit
trees have been planted out this
season and that over 2i.000 small
fruits have been set cut, There iB
At present growing In This valley IN
the nciRhbGrhO1d Of 200. 900 fruit
trees. OF small fruits Il is impos-
sible 70 tell how many are now yield
inF fruit. Suffice Il 90 say that this
valley now raises more amall fruit
than can be consumed here 90 home.
All fruits do well here but peaches.
This IL one u the finest fruit coun-
tries In the west. IN this Flathend
valley. producing fruit the flavor OF
Michigan orchards.
=a--fl----a=--a--=-=s-------==
Proc Concert Decoration Day Madison Paw
=-=--us=s=--==-=---~
aaf=-=s=---s=a-a---=
lots ou eosY terms. Fratfs Orchard Ada
a==fl--====s=-=z=
within walking distance, Pratrs orchlrd
Addition.
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Lots aO1i2l icgt IN rralt's Orchard Add.
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Hay DobblnRl-luget Sound. per
ton. t1aa. Eastern Washington tim.
othy. tf8mis: alfalfa. $40.
oats Oobbiug) Per ton. $1,000.
Barley Rolled, ~.
corn-whoie. tzs.5os cracked. taa,
feed meal. per ton. 81.
Fecd-Whcat. sci. oil cake. meal.
f15. middllnEa. tsi0s9: bran. fisi
shorts. ti4.so. chopped feed. teoms2
dairy chopped feed. tis. seed oats.
sg0m12.
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5tn0. atrawberrlea. t226 a crate.
California cherriea. 81 2bafl.61 box
San JuHo cherries, tl.at4t.b0.
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Butter. Cheese. Eggs and poul,r,

wainuts. per lh. sacks. lie: East
ern black wninuts. i9c; pecans. i1a
i2c. nlhrrtH. itc; almonds. fancy. Hofi
she'll. isc. almonds. No. 2. isc: pea.
nuts. g.: pine. lie. hickory. i0c. CO.
coenanutH. per dozen, 7sg soc. pop
per 10.
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MALE uTir,

Wanted Fifty railroad lahorers for Trim
ibid, east of mountains, Great Northern r.
X. Foley Hros. a iarsons--new work team
sters. graders. rockucn wages. s.; tree pass
casi.oa clothing. u. Taylor. starr Boyd big
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SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Corner Neslcr Way and First Avenua
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In nearly every street IN Japancns
cities IS u public oven, where. FOR "a
small feet. housewives may hnve tho
dinners and suppers cooked for
them.
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within walking distance. Pratrs orchlrd
Addition.
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An EVERYDAY CASE.
She's tired Of the daily round, :,

She's tired Of the daily round -
The teas. receptions and the calls,
And freedom. therefore, must be found
Beyond the city's glaring walls.
She goes about with weary tread.
She meets you with a languid stare.
It's noon before she quits her bed.
All, she must have the mountain air!
Yes; she must have the mountain air.
And thus escape the city's roar,
Or else put in the season where
The pillows break upon the shore.
And he is weary Of the grind,
And work that follows day by day.
And dark forebodings fill his mind
AS he is forced to toll away.
He sees his neighbor loll at ease
And hears Of trips to foreign lands.
OF cottages beside the seas.
And frets, but no one understands!
He frets, but no one understands,
For none but he, poor thrall. Is there
To hear the envious demands
For ocean trips and mountain air.
At last! At last her heart is light.
The city's roar Is left behind!
Superbly dressed In fluffy white
She lutters in the mountain wind.
A jaunt by day, hop at night.
The admiration Of her set!
How rapidly Time wings his flight!
All. life is worth the living yet!
Yes; life is worth the living yet,
Except for him. her weary mate,
Who needs must stay behind and fret
And grind away to pay the freight.
Cleveland Leader.