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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
SHE WANTS TO
BECOME A NUN
An Actress Who Pines for
Life in a Convent.

NEW YORK. Nov. iT-Connnei TO
her bed. rackcd with pain and under
the anxious cars % her mother and
a trained nurse. Miss Dorothy ts-
ner. recent member Of why
smith Left Home company. in the
Madison square theatsr. last night
In her home. No. a. West Ninety
third street. told a reporter % her
plans. which include not merely an
abandonment 70 the stage. but the
possibility % rvnauncinE ,hs world
and entering a convent
Miss ttsncr attributes her Illness
90 n drauEht and a dccoliette drvs~
An excellent photograph % che lat
ter garment was shown. Even In the
absence Of the drauEht the daEuo-
sis Was plausible.
She has sent her resignation 10 n
A. Bonita. the manager % the COM
pany. and said that her reason for
80 doing was that she intended 20
become a nun. Mr.. Hun,a carefully
cnteavorea to conceal tn. catastro-
phe that had overtaken him.
A -ad-faced nurse escorted a re-
ported 70 Miss Usnsr's sick cham
Der. There was nothing nun-liks
about the patients robe. u vas pur-
pie. bc-rihbones. belaeei and be-
bowed. and ioked like silk But
the voice was fnournful
= have left the stage forever" she
said softly. such an sxistenc. may
serve 10 satisfy some. but my aims
are higher. and l want no more but
tertiy living in mine. ] stsh to en-
ter n convent or course. rrmem-
Der. ! may change my mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
REPAIRS ON
THE CUTTERS

Three of the governments revenue
cutters are undergoing n regular
cleaning up. scraping and tanning
on the ways % the Puget Sound dry
dock The three cutters are the Cor
win. from san Francisco. the Per
~. from the Columbia river. and the
Grant. which has had its hsaiquar-
tiers on Puget sound. All three have
put IN good summer Of ~ and they
have been In Alaskan waters n great
deal Naturally they n.ed cleaning
badly.
Manager y. c. Warner had the
Grant and the Perry hauled M on
the ways Wednesday. and work
started Immediately Tho Corwin
will 20 on a. soon a. there - room
for her II will take about week
% complete the work on the three
boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
TO ARRANGE FOR Cop.
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Republican Committee Will Meet Next
Month Chicago Is Favored.

WASHINGTON. u c. Ne,. 1.-THE the National
= Republican committee IN Washington will be
preliminary to the
VII meet TO decide the national
convention There
IN" convention among them Philadelphia and
san francisco but old politicians would surprised
= thisaFo Seeeed as the II
suitable halt Chicago has
venon city IN the
and the compact relations o all 10 these the city
The accommodation for tho
Ens and Il
Chicago Denver
objection applies Philadelphia any
convention VII he held month
Republican conventions FOR be the
latter fat - the month Il VIII be
adjourn before the unNentous % both
the temptation for strictly political the body after
= the campaign begins
%
the next committee and whatever considered
there is
= chsirmsushtp he holds
= BY the present committee After has selected the time and
place for the
the convention and roll % dele
The national
= yet whn VIII be the members
Senator Hanna a national
committee Charles kurH ths ohio o
Mr. Hanna selected AR Mckinley the
and by ot
executive The Hanna
81
Republican leaders
= the retirement %
assumed that tie presdsnL having personally at
stake than other Republican viii steH advice o. 9TH
ers a. did President Harrison In iss2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
AL SORTS"

The hrirh, o. the rock % Gibraltar
u about ist7 feet
Gen Wheeler. % Alabama. enter.
"a West Point from New York
English franciscan friars arr At
tracing attention by riding along
The streets on bicycles In their long
gowns
Kaiser Wilhelm IL learning 90 20
De. from hts boys. Who picked up the
accomplishment when they wsrc a.
T~Kvfnwsv
The Street Railway Journal ~s'l-
mates the life e iron pole. for over
head Wires at ~ years. and Of wood
en- poles at II YEARS
Secretary Whiinry's famous
stables at wh~ati~y are 500 fses IN
length. The foundation 10 = brick
and the UPPER structure Is Of pine
TIE secretary Of the Massachusetts
board - health tas isAasd the state
meni tina, goldfish IL as nutritious a.
sirioin stake % oiromarssrine
Two Chinese. driving r~ckiessiy
through Vancouver. tn an sndsavor
20 avertake a funeral ana drive
away the evil spirits. ran over ana
KILLED a child
The electric engine which - now
being vfiit for the JunKfrnu rail
way will - the most powerful cog
wheel locomotive ever built There
viii BE- two .iecirtc motors. each 81
i2s horsepower.
A Niennan burglar. - years % aEr.
WHO tas already undergone sven
teen sentences. IL charged with com.
hitting over 600 burEiarics and all
In the last ten months
At present there are only = cities
In the United States AMI Canada in
which carpenters work ten hours a
day one hundred and Ave have the
eight hour rule. and 90 work nine
hours a day.
Switzerland breaks the record In
regard 10 cases % insanity. with a
population OF little over three mil.
lions. there were at the close OF 1897
IN the twenty state asylums. s.is.
patients. Of which a7s1 were males
My dear he said In a mildly re-.
prnachfui tone. Il have no doubt at
all that you are good bargain hun
ter. and that you always get really
excellent bargains. but you gea too
many q them"
To-Day there are represented d.
rsctly BY reporters In the gallery Of
the house % commons. about %
daily London newspapers. and the
total number Of journalists who
have entrance to the gallery IL about
$40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
ACCIDENT WAS
UNAVOIDABLE

As predicted In the star yesterday.
United States Inspectors Bryant and
Cherry rendered a decision late In
the afternoon - yesterday Il the
matter 81 the collision between tho
terry boat city of Seattle and &. =
revenue cutter Patterson. To the
effect that il was due u dense fog
and the crowded condition - tho
harbor. ard that neither vessel was
30 blame
The inspectors recommend the cs-
adjustment u better anchorage IA
ciiittes In the bay The Patterson
was damaged leHs than 81. o0o. The
f.rryboat damage was slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
LAWS SHOULD
BE REPEALED
There Will Be No Timber Pro.
lection Until This Is Done

WASHINGTON. y. c. Nov. IL
The general land Office Ia at present
deeply Interested in solving the
problems q protecting the timber
on tho vast expanse Of unresstvsi
public lands throughout the West
sru states. and In devtsinK some sat
isfaetnry means 81 stopping the de-
rredatious that are allowable under
the existing laws II seems that IN
der the acts q congress touching
upon this subject. the most xaiuable
timber on q ess unres.rved lands
throughout the public land states
can be taken upon the payment 81
but nominal sum Of s. 50 per ace
for the land Itself
Another act authorizes the taking
Of timber In certain states and ter
ritories from lands subject 10 entry
under the mineral laws. and this act
operates practically az n donation
a. the public at large Of all the tim
Der on unreserVsd lands in those
states and territories. In the opinion
Of the land Once. u will be utterly
impossible 90 protect or properly
utilize tn. timer on the unrwservwa
lands In thee states and territories
In IRE opinion Of the land once. Il
Will BE- utterly impossible to protect
or properly utilize the timber on the
unrsserved lands until those acts Of
congress have been repealed.
This subject vas touched upon In
the annual report Of the commits
siuuer q the general land Office. who.
after streuuousiy recommending the
repeal % the existing acts. makes
the following explanatory remarks
in that connection.
The devastation wrought In the
cases referred - by parties taking
secure refuge under these acts has
necessitated some immediate rem
edy being devised 20 save the tim
her while waiting for the formal SET
ting apart OF the lands as forest re-
serves BY presidential proclamation
which has resulted in having 10 re-
sort to the sxpeiieut Of temporarily
Withdrawing the lands from settle
Ineut and entry.
That need for such action should
have arisen adds further smrhas =
20 all that has been sald In the past
by this ONCE. for 20 successive years.
respecting the urgent need for re-
peallng the acts named"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
REP. TICKET
IN THE FIELD

~ the Republican convention held
In Ballard last night. tho following
nominations were made Tor the mum.
icipal election TO be held December
3:
For mayor. Capt. Thomas Reed.
Tor clerk. @ w Emerson. treasurer
r. = King. attorney John ". Pct.
or. health officer. Dr. a T. Critz.
couueilmnn-at-larEe Thomas Houa.
ton. councilman frst ward. g I
White. second ward. Henry Dorm.
third ward. Capt = z. Libby.
An executive committee 10 leok ~.
ter tho party during the campaign
vas appointed, as follows. John W
Peter. q. " Emerson. Capt r T.
Libby. George G. Hitchcock and =
T.. King.
The Popul.st convention will he
held here next Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
MONEY FOR
THE SCHOOLS

OLYMPIA. Nov i7.-The appor-
sionment Of state current school
moneys for the quarter ending Sep
tsruber 20 1890. l. a. follows Adams.
81 0s0si. Asotin. t7ss 81. Chehal.s.
fsst0s. ClalIam. si.s7s7i. Clarke.
f3.eif2s. Columbia. t2.2514a Cow
iitz. g.. 4ss Is. Douglas 81 f7s 81. Per
~. 1854. Franklin. siis5s Gar
field. 81 34s 80. Island. t4s3.ss. Jeffer-
son. 81 .isz 20. King. SO 1905. Kf-
sap. fi.ss0.57. Kittitar. S343i.Gs.
Lewis. N55920. Lincoln. t3.207 %.
Mason. if.25i54. Okanogan. 1919 q
Pacific. 81 g9s 81. Pierce. 1897 q.
San Juan. s73t.s2 skaRit. s1.672I2.
Fkamanla. 1855 %. snohomish. H.
1853: Spokane. ti2ts732. Stevens,
s. 332 Thurstun. g. 9G5.42 Wah-
kiakum. tss9i2. Walla Walia. 81.
ssz ~. whaicorn. s. go o. Whltman.
- .07s.57. Yakima. t2s02 g. Total
tf21 go II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
SEATTLE SENDS
MONEY EAST
Over 100000 Coos to tho
Atlantic Coast.

Wall street borrowed from Seattle
yesterday This Is the first Instance
~ the East coming te the West fas
money II marks the beginning -
new era. aud Simply shows two
things. tat the West 10 naW we'll
along toward development. aud pro
dueea Tor herself and others. aua
that prosperity has been srvat =
late.
Yesterdays loans were small. only
being between $500 90 aud ts0o oo0
Tire whole Pacific slope was called
On Tor small amounts Eastern
money has ben demanded iu Europe
Furthermore. the cotton and ~ heat
crops called Tor marr than the await
able capital Hence the loan By the
Pacihc slope 10 the Atlantic slope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
INCONSISTENCIES RATES.

The homesockern rates viii be dla.
cusHcd hy the three northern trans
continental lines during the latter
part - this month, Ia meeting At
- Paul The dtcat Northern stlll
pdhcrcr IN these rates. though the
other lines wish to drop them lot the
winter An EFFORT viii be made Ia
induce Nj. lilltr road Go abandon
them FOR the winter season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
WHITLEY WINS
PATENT SUIT

MUNCGE. Ind. Nov. l7-pntcnf
suits involving royalties amounting
Ia nearly 81 10000 against the Deer
Ink Harvesting Machine Company.
were decided today In the case N
". J Whitley. Of his city. known
ah the Reaper King" Mr., white
In fs one ~ the owners OF the white
Iy Maue1ble Castings Company. "
this city. and he was the owner ~
the Whitley Machine Shops which
burned down.
The decision in his favor was given
by court I'm Cincinnati. II was all
legged that the Deering Harvesting
Company had violated contract
with Mr. Whitley in tho case Of Ger
tain patents owned by the latter
Mr.. Whitley VIII nov bring suit
against other harvesting machine
companies in this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Coal Will Advance.

~ AWHILE. Ind. Nov fin
railway freight circles It is regarded
almost as q certainty that within
the next few weeks. the recently
advanced prices on coal VIII be sent
up several notohes Tho inability
at the railroads t. provide adequate
facilities Tor transporting the win
tcf'a requirement ~ the fuei to the
markets. the trafilc managers SAY
viii be directly responsible Tor tho
additional advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

sound. saitei steers. on r CO lbs, so:
medium sound. per ib.b Tie. light
sound. under 70 lbs. 7nc. cows. sounc.
all weights. FAC stays. balls and oxen
.GSc. asiied hips. 7Me. calves. per 10.
ssse. green hides. lie less than sailed
dry hides. per III. i.e. dry euiis. one
third less. summer 1esr. per 10. 7:9
Tee winter deer. dry. Haisc paprry
deer. sgisc. dry siks. 3ui0c. green
ELK. t0tc. sheep psits. staSsc. shsar-
iinEs. iSdtse; Eastern Washington
wool. sac: Western Washington wool
i1Se: dirty or timber burned. iose
tsliow. lH4.c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
A BIG SALE
OF PIC IRON

BtRMtSGHAM. Ala. Nov II
The statement il made that 100 600
tons Of pig iron has been sold by one
- the l1rRo iron-makinR companies
~ this district for export purposes
and that shipments will be made
between now and the last 81 next
year The export shipments fell OFT
considerably since the big advances
IN iron quotations set IN in this
country. but recently that part Of
the market became active again. the
prices In foreign lands becoming n
great deal more evenly balanced
with the prices In this country.
The announcement Just mnde
means that the production for the
entire year 81 1900 vii be about
taken up Tho furnaces In blast are
not making any iron. that In going
to the yards or to the warrant com
pluy. The pig iron market ia attn
very steady and firm The Truss
vile furnace viii be ready in about
three weeks 10 20 into blast Fires
are being lighted In some ~ the gas
jets Al the steel plant At Ensley. and
Indications point to the near compile
ton OF the entire plant.
=aaa--n==
Buy 3 acres. Moore Invest. co.
---o---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
PIPE STOOD TEST.

superlntendents YouuRs and Lit
lie. Of the board Of public works. to-
gether with few couneiimeu,
watched tho recent test ~ the steel
pipe west Of Black river. The pipe
Itood a pressure Of lsd pounds 20 22i
pounds in excellent shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
snowstorm in New York

PLATTsRURG. N. y. Nov II
The FIRST genuine snowHtorn ~ the
.ason prevailed throughout the en-
dire Adirondack region today. II be
ran showing IN F1attsburg At noon,
and continued throughout the after
so0n and evening. At Saranae lake
enough snow fell to make good
deighlnR. and at Lyon mountain
and Loon lake nearly two inches
lell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

~ 10 &c feet. special irnrths. tos per
u extra. onesinch aniFh. ,ilulk. oil
vertical grain. - per NJ extra floor
Ing. dressrd ana matched. il7gtl.
stock boards. G-ineh. tsQls. l0-inch.
ss5OMls. i2-inch. Iisefls. t4ncing. No.
&. Or azinch nrish. q. Ne. ?. 80 or
ohhnn.i r'Htiv OF iro2 siding, weight
1000 tbt. tiiUts. ar ..mDur. jois'a and
Aeantiihvs. ryugh. - s"0ib. ! l y.
is.s0Jls, y =. m0it ~ boards.
i2.l-@.i and 70, 90
Warhinv fon Red Cedar lumber
RsuFh. 30. bsys. siding. w~'Ih' 700
sos. tiaui5.so. cciii-s. weighta. Nos
!. Z. and = s-s-iueh. 800 lbr. Nos.
:. and :. 5s-inch. 200 lbs. ils0zl;
wainseotlng. ;i0alt. rustic. i2tJ2 -.
~ shingles. 81 co. standard shin
giles. 81 10. i.inch fnirh. r. II and 10
feet. i2sd3i. thick finish. t-s93s. ce-
dar squares. :. =. . and 10 feet i2tU
20. picketz. 81.
Kiln dried. 81 In advance % green,
ifayaEe. zoe
Jobb,nE Quotations
The iobblng quotation. toiay were
as follows:
Sugar OobbinR) Golden g. In ibis.
Iits. extra {. 10 bhis. 50 90. powder
ID. To. dry granuiated. Isso. cube
ib.sb. spot easn prices.
Flour. etc IobbinE)-Pai"nt EN-
esllent. - 90 Novelty \. '2io. star
(bakerH). 81. Centennial. 'taoi Cold
Drop. t3l5. corn meal. yellow. ii-s'
Per 100 lbr IN ip-lh sacks fi.s5 c~t
~ NJ sacks. corn meal white. Nte1
So per 100 lisN in taslh sacks. - "a Dbl
In 20 10 sucks buckN hs 1f -four pure,
g. 20 PEI ~ lbs ln ia-th sacks. crack
81 wheat. 1926 per le1 ibH In 10
Ia sacks. fauna. iTEa per 100
s. ~. split peas g 20 PEI 100 lbs IN
lbs In iO-ib sacks. s.lb sacks s. ~
pounds IN io-lb sac ks 5-lo sacks. - %
per cwt. steel cut oatmeal. . 20 per
100 lbs In i0-ib sacks. graham -four.
81 70 per 100 lbs In 0-ib sacks; whole
wheat -four. usi per 100 lbs In 10Th
sacks. rye meal. ITO Der 100 lbs IN
i0-lb sacks: rye -four. " p per 100 lbs
In i0-lh sacks spllt pens. in1-ib sacks,
s. %. split peas TOO per 100 lbs IN
zs-lh boxes. MIXED peas. 9 20. In
sacks. pearl barley. ANo per 100 lbs
IN sack. $40 per cVt. IN 2s-ib boxes
rolled barley. 81 90: wheat fakes.
Ts-lb haxer. 81 ~. wheat fakes. 8 "
per case 81 - GLIB pkgs. In bbls g. N
10 lbs net. fancy rolled cate, 9 lbs
sacks. g. co. burkN heat four. pure.
g. % per Dbl In 50-ib sacks; cracked
wheat. 81 Pc bbi In to-lb sacks.
steel cut oatmeal. 81 20 per Dbl in 90.
10 sacks. graham -four. u 90 per Dbl
IN 10th sacks. whole wheat hour. 5;
per bbi In bo-ib sscts. rye meal. 81 u
per hhl In s0-lb sacks: rye flour. .,
Der hhl. fancy relied Data. 80 lbs ne,
in bhis. Nss. fancy rolled oats. s0-lb
nacas. is7o. fancy rolled oats, per
ease. s. ~.
coffee gobbins1-Grecn - Mocha,
per III. sS92ie. Java. per 10. stg 2sc
I Costa Rica. choice. per %. isd he
Roastsd-Atbuekie IN iea-lS eases
per 100 lbs. ti3Ss: so-lb cases. per To-
+ it's. iigss ts-ib eases. per 100 lbs
I fi.B. Java. to-ib tins. per ID. SIC
saeh SIC. Aien Mocha, s5hc: Cara.
+ cola. 80: Guatemala. iic. ground
coffee. is9eoe. Lion. zoos. ti2 70, esa
ffs Is. sc sissS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
For san Francisco

: l = .
waila whlla and TIM
scna-
Leave 9 g. m.
Nov. 6. 10. Il. 20. Is. 30. Dec 8. 10. Is.
"a. 70. -. Jan. Z. and every hfth day
thereafter.
Lam ar TrrllEu fer gslillf loan
Nov. ,. :. l.. l.. p. n. Dee. ?. Z. ~.
II. %. =. Jan. !. and every NTH dsy
thereafter.
FOR ALASKA
Leave Seattle 9 q. M
Cottage city. Nov II. 20. Dec. II. -.
city 81 Topeka. Nov. 6. p, Dec, e.
p.
Ai-Kf. Nov 1. 10. Dec !. is. n. and
every nfth day thereafter
For further Information obtain
folder
The company reserves the right TO
change without previous notice
steamers. sailing dates ana hours Of
sailing J. =. TROWHBipGE.
Puget Sound supt ocean Dock.
Seattle.
ZIP town ticket offce. eis First nv
cnue. Seattle. Goodall. Perkins q
co. General agents. san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

Potatoes OobbinE)-Saiive pe'a
toes. iiAoo. Yakima potatoes 50 90.
bestH. tou55c per sack. carrot.
Per sack aa9s5c. corn. rfp per
sack. tomatoes. Itail 90. sweet po-
thiosH. laasc per III. bell peppers.
isc. chil peppers. ITO. native
onions. ~ eau IS California oaianr.
u p. garlic. 1Wier per u. rauilfow .
"rH. souii % per duH. lettuce. AIS a
box - 4 dor. iurnlpr. 60 per sack
rad.sher. ioe. pumpkins. tsit.e per
10. squash. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
lumber and Building Material.

Logs-superlor quality. per NJ. No.
1 mr.. 1901. merchantable mr.. per NJ.
,t5Od5 No. / cedar. 1907. common.
per NJ. t4a5: spruce logs. $3.50; cedar
shingle bolts, t7n2.7b,
Fir Lumber-Rough, S. %. thick nm
ished, surfaced. one or two sides, &.
10 and 10 inches wide, 3l502o; lengths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

%4ERE IL no drag work" In our shop
~ give you the work when promls
ed. and we charge only what Is fair con-
siderlng our labor. aud money saving Ia
eIlitics when dealing with ms you do
not have to pay the bill Of the man
who new the town"--he didn't owe
US anything HIS Kind OF people paw us
In advance or We don't do the work.
pIgott q French Printing Co.
fo4 W. Washington st, Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
hsy. Grain and feed.

Hay Oobhingl-PuEot sound. per
ton. 81 COZ 1900; Eastern washing
ton timothy. 1850. alfalfa. tga %.
oats Oohbing)-Pcr ton. so 90.
Barley steam rolled. $50 o0g
p %; whole. 80 90. chop feed. so.ih
sacks, SEQ 90. dairy COW chop. So.Ib
sacks. tiGt4
Corn whole. s2100: cracked
So 90. feed meal. per ton, go 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Suite, Cheese. Grr, .ne pouI,r,

Butter 49, Washington crearnerle-.
pound prints. 9sa soc. Eastern Iowa
and EiEin. g5assc
Cheese tobhlnzl-Sative Wash.
lnEton. itW 10. Eastern isatsc
TaKe tiobbingp--strietiy fresh
ranch. a3d 1ic Eastern. 27aelc.
Honey White comb. inaiic: light
amber. lt4l2c amber. i3Higr
strained. SQsiaC
Poultry ~ Chickens. live. i29iac:
frSers. N7sasbo. live turkeys. 100
isc ducks. lee. geese. ioe live weigh
Corn-wholc. tii 90; cracked. szs.
feed meal. per ton. so o..
Feed Wheat. al. oil cake. meal.
81 90. miidiinEs. s2i .ooa2a 90: bran.
iiso0 shorts tie.0o4l7 90. chopped
feed. 80 oodt2i.o 90; dairy chopped
feed. 1900.
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fruits

Great Frui, UohhlnsI-ulack nEvt
2i-lb boxes. 81 coal 70 lemons. t1e0u
-. California grapes white and
black. Noodi.2s. California murcat.
81 cool .. auincer tIssaiso Per
box. cranherrics. i550Gs 20. white
cartoon ngs. 10 pkg box. ii.coalIs.
cooking apples. 81 00giss box
fancy rod apples. 81 5oa2 g. hansn-
as. 1900 %. simmons. 81 gsefI %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

BRIGHT BOY. ~ gears or over. 70
learn printers trade. and 30 gen
ofhl work about 0fTice. AddfehH
l. .. Box CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17
Meat Prices

Fresh Meat OobbinR) Cow beef
Tc per ID. steer beef. Tue per ID.
mutton. wether. Sc per 10. pork
eao'se per ~ veal. large. Sc per No..
small. D..
Provisions Gobbing)--Hams, large
iajsc: hams. small. itc: breakfast ba g.
con. ilthc: dry Eaited sides. nc. Re.
SIC.
Lard CohblnF)-Home made. per
N, IA white star. Sc; Coin special,
sibc. lard compound. tierees. &c: Rex.
sAc.
Fresh Fish Oohbing) - Perch, "a
g.. hnlibut. sa6c; silver salmon.
ibd6isc: chum salmon. 5d6c. Hound
ers. 3atc. solcs. 9qtc. rock cod.
SAFE. shrlmps. loGl2c. smclt. "a
Sc. oysters. Olympia. Nooatb0 per
sack. 1900 per gallon: CLAIMS. tt.25
per sack: DunEeness crabs. live
81 a.: cooked. 81 651l75; ling cod, 5Q
&c black cod. 6G7c, salt Chinook sal
mon. 900 N tcrces, for smoking pur-
poses. Sc. herring. sGAc
Nuts
walnuts, t2n@1tc; pecans, ledl3c:
flIbertH, i9a1fc; soft shell almonds.
i6Gi7c. Brazil nuts, i2e: hickory
nuts. sGl0c. cocoanuts, s5m90c per
doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

Buy acres. Moore Invest. co.
----o--
Wood 1875 a lond. Tel. Seattle
Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

WANT Ed hilifnsnt We9asmsHs cooks -,
walters engineers. nransn farm hHnt
" " mon ~ q. - ami y. y y q. .
free rhHH fJf fBueeas Tunnel. 81 Graz
foris 10 " Main - Tel Hiaok ITO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

/. T.. rAHhOI.t. lawyer. moctaf Go AIni'
tHliy sHd ioiieitor oipAtsnti Room 7J.D
HlHetley block
fiiAf = fN0H. rooms ~ - usiist bi1E.
}. H. HAYLOH. former PROS Any.
Snohomisb Co. 60 SO sullivan blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-17

If You WANT 10 be suited. call on
Kelly. underwear dealer lli5 ist
avenue. Say you saw II In the Star.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-06-29

Mrs. Drum and daughter, O1
Jamison City, are guests of Mrs. c.
Wackenhuth ut this place.
Summer guests at the Mountain
House: Mrs. MI. Sprogle, Chicago,
Ill. MRS. II. l.. Bollman, Mrs. j. M.
Hasting, Miss S. +. Butler of West
Chester, Pa; Mr.. l.. M. Brown, Union
n. y.
Sheriff Osler and Constable NC.
Mabin journeyed to Danville on
Monday with an insane subject, b.
Reader, who was convicted at last
term of court of making murderous
assault upon Sheriff Osler.
Ell. Mullen and wife spent sew
eral days with friends at Overton.
Bernice and Laporte will play
a game of ball ut this place on
Thursday.