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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
NO DANGER
FROM FLOODS

NEW ORLEANS. la. June -
The several ioveo boanis were able
10 announce aaday that an danFar II
overflow from high water Is ended,
thus relieving the strain which has
existed Tor the past two months aud
allowing those planters who have
delayed planting until all danEer OF
a ercNaSse was over 10 SO to work
The nght against the flood this
war was the most successful ever
madc. and il a strong ylndioatlon OF
the lcNee system Although the rlv-
er reached a ercat height. Sufficient
~ have Hooded the whole country a
half a dozen years ago. the ievecs
had been 80 raised and strengthened
that there was hut a single break.
that In the bayou t4afonrehe ievce.
near Raseland.
Below New Orleans. near the
mouth % the Mississippi. tho water
from the river ran freely over the
levcea. but shis was expected. be
cause the leveep there are low and
new. and the ficod did llttle damage.
the land being cultivated mainly In
rice.
The only weak point discovered IN
the line OF levees was on iiayou La.
fourche. and as II would cost a very
large amount 70 raise the isafourehe
lcvees to the height gvquired 20 meet
future aoots. u has been decided BY
the levee hoaris 20 DO away with the
necessity for them by cutting Bayou
Iafourche OF from ali connection
with the Mississippi BY means 81 a
dixie and lock. There Will theR
b. no danger OF a eFevasse or ever
flow In Louisiana or Mississippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
KILLED BY A
STREET CAR

CONVICTION, Ky. June Morris
LiEowltn, } years of age. WAS struck
and Instantly killed by "A street ear
at Hunt and Main stmats last night.
The child AID not Hce the ear.
which was running az fun speed.
and started 10 cross the tracks. The
motorunan saw the child ana dropped
the fender. but II failed 20 save the
tote life.
After he had been struck and
knocked down by the ear his cloth
inc caught IN The fender and drag
Eed him over 50 feet before the car
could be stopped,
The mauEled form was taken TO a
pharmacy. where life was found 20
be extinct. The ehild'a skull was
fractured and It's body badly bruised
and cut.
The motarman. William Frhsler,
who was locked up IN the Firth
81 Fs-ct station. charged with man
alauRhtcr. was released on bond.
pending the verdict ~ the coroner.
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Persisted IN A VAULT
Wealthy Young Brewer Killed
BY Escaping Gas.

LANCASTER. Pa. June John
l. nrvnemAH. a wealthy young bust
ncss maa Of Mount Joy. was this
morning found dead in the Office
vault % the Phillip Frank Mating
company. % whtch he was the peerr-
tary and TREASURER. Gas streaming
from an open cock behind ,hs tight
~ closed door~ had killed him. and
every Indication was towards suicide.
lie left his homo af o'clock In
the morning 10 oversees the night
wurkrnsn. Arriving at the once he
entered the vault and closed the
vault behind him. His bedy was
found tbsrn four hours later.
firencman's family and business
associates. do not admit that death
was self.infiscted. Their theory IL
that he went into the vuui, 60 look
at noFne papers. and was attacked
with vertigo while his hand vas on
tho gas fsture. accidentally open
ing the cpck.
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Cent Co. Strawberry ploksrs.

swEDEsBoRo. n. J.. June l.
The strawberry crop in this section
gives every evidence % being an i'm
meuae one. Growers claim they
never saw more blossoms nor the
vines In a more healthy condition.
Last season the Yield was large
one. and the owners claim this year
their product viii exceed that Of last
year ~ thousands Of quarts. Pickers
are scarce. and II is feared many
berries will be lost on this account.
Carloads OF plckers from Philadel-
phia have been imported and the
work Of picking win commence in
earnest this week. Growers in ce-
darvflIe have already made heavy
shipments and are eoining money
from the fruit. The sight Of hun
dreds OF plckerH In large patch II
an interesting one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
THE HORSES BURNED
Spark From an Engine Set
Fire to the Car.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June T.
a spark from a locomotive yesterday
afternoon set IRE TO a freight car in
which were 10 horses and mules in
the Manfua freight yard. In West
Philadelphia. Ten 81 the animals in
the car were burned TO death. and
three others were 30 badly injured
by the flames that they were Killed
by the trninmen one end Of the car
was filed With hay and straw. and
the blaze had made much Roadway
before u was discovered. and the ter
rined animals were surrounded by
the flames
Their piercing cries brought n big
crowd TO the scene. but nothing WAS
to be done 10 save them until the car
was run down to the stock yards and
the flames we're eXtinRulghed. The
animals had been shipped from
Marlborough, Ind. and were on their
way to Old Town. Me. The loss IL
$1,000.
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To CLOSE UP SALOONS
Five Hundred of Them to Dis.
continue In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD. June Five
hundref saloons % baltimore. lt -
estimated. will quit the business.
sure af them have ALREADY closed
their doors. Ths cause u the great
shut down IL the des eFmiEatioa o.
the Maryland brewing company.
which controls neariy rlne-tenths II
the output II tire city. % ahanisn
the practice Of paylnE for ssioaa ~
c~nses in order % force their product
on the market.
Last y~ar on May II applications
for licenses filed with the board ~
liquor license commissioners nutn-
b~red essi. ON the same 8ay this
year only 9zai Applications have hsen
fisd. a falling OF ~ 80. About one
fifth u those who have applied for
licenses viii not buy them The
Maryland Brewing company says
breweri~s have been compeilei In
competition 20 az out saloons. bay IL
eenss~ a. the expense Of SIS and
even advance either money 10 saloon
Keepers.
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SHARP Reply to Ministers.

FRANKFORT. Ky. June 1.-The
ministers 81 Chattanooga arv after
Governor Bradley. Of Kentucky. be-
cause. they claifn. he aided the vio-
iafiou q the law by falling 60 protsc,
against the practice Of taking night
caps at the Mountain City club. at
which place he and his stan wsre
recently entertained. The governor.
when asked for his views ON tho
question. said. while I am not n
drinking man. am Of the opinion
that u would be exnlnensiy unfair
to refuse TO all but ministers in the
city Of Chattanooga the right TO I'M
blhe after a certain hour"
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The hoy suffered eNrtuciatlnK pain
m the stomach FOR a day or two ar.
terWatd, and then his rigrt leg be-
came helnseNs. The palm and the
swelling In the law continued. and
finally there was paralysis OF the hip.
The boy was taken to the hospital.
who're the surgeons found that In the
extraction of the tooth the boys Jaw
had been broken. A week aHo lock.
Jaw set IN and the surgeons say that
the little fellow can live only a day
or two longer.
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Death DoubIy Sure.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Juna Nv
wyatt. an ozark county farmer. was
drowned In the North Fork Of white
River today,
The river was out Of the hanks
when the farmer tried Ga ride his
mule across Ia the other aidv The
mule rebolled and tho farmer applied
the lash. In the deepest 81 the swift
current the mule threw his rider lie
made a heroic effort Co swim ashore
but the odds were against him, The
mule followed In the drift OF the
current. bearing down up0a the far
mer. The mules hoofa crushed In
N yatttH skull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
Sugar War stiiI On.

NEW YORK. Juun i.--ConccrulnF
reports that the sugar trade war
woaii soon bc amieably nestied. a
member Of the firrn Of u. II. Howell
q sons. who represent tho Nolisn-
hauer and National Sugar Ilefincrieu.
said
There - no truth whatever In the
reported statement os tho diffcrrnces
bet wvsn Tire various refnertes- aome
weeks aeo negotiations to that end
werr under way. but werr dropped
f-ceanse 81 tho utter failure or tho
Interested parties 10 come to terms.
IN. situation 10 without chansr. ard
II IL iosshtfui whether there wili be
anything like n settlement for q long
time.
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Thursday Morning West street
opened dull thia morning. The mar
ks; is well supplied with gwen stun.
Chickens and eggs are scarce. A car
load OF bananas was received by
Gordon and company this morning.
The following prices are being Of
fered Co the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or in tho car at seaitlei
Grain--ostA. tap. barley. fss. whea,
chicken fecd. sia. bran, SIC; shorts.
tiTb0.
IIay-puret sound. per ton. 81;
Eastern Washington timothy. sii.s0
ais: alfalfa. -.
EggB-Strietiy fresh ranch. iTQ
Isc.
butter FRESH ranch. sGioc.
creamery. ieaiSc.
Poultry Chickens. live. fsaisne:
dressed. isc.
Live STOCKHOLDERS beef cattle.
cows. f0tAc. steers. tisMsc. good
hogs. live. tAc: hogs. dressed. shc.
calves. dressed. large. Sc. small. DC.
calves. large. live. &c. small. &c.
Hldsa. Peits and Wool-IIcayy
sound Raitcd steers. over 90 pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. Thc.
light sound. under GO pounds. &c:
cows. sound. all weights. 7c.
stays. bulls and oxen. tMsc: sailed
kips. &c: calves. per pound. Sc: green
hides. ic leaH than sailed, dry hides
per pound. lie. dry eulls. one third
less. summer deer. per pound. 32m
2io. winter deer. dry. 1916. papery
deer. 90i2c; dry clks, sni0c. green
elk. tGsc: sheep peiis. 25aa5c: shear
lings. ib025o: Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
lie. dirty or timber burned. Zoe. tall
low. 2hat5hc.
Butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Butter-Rauch. i06f2c: fancy dali
ry. in squares. i5e; Washington
creameries. lib prints. 1890: East
err Iowa and ElEln. teQ2oc.
Cheese Oobbing) Wash
ington. i2isaiio; Eastern. i2hQi3Me.
California, lie.
Eggs Enthusiastically fresh
ranch. ise.
Honey - California comb. i20
isHc. stralnedGc.
Poultry III &sod chickens, 16Mc:
live chickens. i5c.
Nuts.
Walnuts. per 10. sacks. he: East-
ern black walnuts. Toe; pecans. l2R
BE, hlbcrts, lie. almonds. fancy. soft
shell. lsc, almonds. No. 2. Ice. pea
nuts, &c. pine. Ice: hickory, loo. CO.
cocoanuts, per dozen. 10000. pop
per 10.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay UobbinR) Sound, per
! ton, s7Ha. Eastern Washington tim
othy. Si3mii. alfalfa. 81.
oats O0hblng) ton. $1,000.
Barley Rolled. s27
Corn-W Whole. s2s.bo; cracked. s23:
feed meal. per tou. 500.
Feed Wheat, t2t; oil cake. meal.
$50. middllngs. s2iG23. bran. sic.
shorts. $3.50; chopped feed. s20Q22.
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MISTRESS AND MAID

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JUST NhAt S"u WI. espe0e "'' =" ~
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your o"ss "u' '''i' N@s ''' '''a"
an
every nikh, WIN M. nc 70 ooak'u 70
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TO Nn'en ma. .. a''sos
-, -, -. .t.,.
Don erl'lelAe men N"'a 70 u 'l'-. >
In their hearihR. AhNisf tnfn IN pfi-
Na's' nrniiS "u. e.u,'eV"s''
f"r tue nnsiu'
Don't eohceal pteeNass'
Don ehpeet 70 pe tes''ueu a. o''e
Oh 'hs i"i'e'
Don't be careless about your ap-
pearance in the house.
Don't think II Is n hardship 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-01
a Fore,ble Saith.

Ia PORTE. Ind. June i.-Ctaan.
ins committee wan at work In Rich
land township. Fulton county last
nisht A hand " men visited the
residence % Abraham Crip.lYer. for
cihiy took him 10 a creek In the Vi
entity ana stripping him gave him
a HcrubblnE. lie was then clothed
anew from head 20 foot and returned
"a his home.
cripiivcr had been served with a
written notice 10 obey the laws Of
cleanliness In the future. A public
whipping Il promised az the next
punishment that VIII be Inflicted by
his irnie nelghhorH.
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ARDMORE. Pa. June IA bull
dog. breaking away from his fasten-
fngs last evening. dashed among a
crowd ~ children and furiOusiy at
tackled eight year old Alice InRic.
daughter 81 Prof. and Nrs. Vivian
Ingie. The brute bit her on the
limbs and IN two or three places be-
fore he was dragged on The little
girls wounds had 90 be stitched.
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Printed Bogus labels.

READING. Pa. June flames y.
Norton. a lob printer. WAS arrested
here this afternoon on "A charge OF
printing bogus cigar union labels. He
was held In $1,000 haii over SIS. 900
worth were captured. and eighteen
tons % paper an which they were
printed was seiHcd. II il said this
c0untgrfrlting has assumed extern
aive proportions. and that certain
manufacturers arc rcaping hand
sonle profits frum their use.
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a Girl pruggsd.

ST JOSEPH. Mo. jun. Ia sen
satioa WAS created tciay by she
nnalng - little Myrtle Norton. sEpd
y years. school girl lying uneen-
ssiaas beside the tracks af the KAN
sas CITY. -. Joseph = Cauneli h.unn
railroad Ia the northern suourbs
she had bssn druExed with whisky
and when partially reatored % con-
seriousness said she dreamed II trains
passing over her she viii not re-
cover.
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Great Steel Plant.

PORT CLINTON. o.. June IT.
l. Johnson. the street car maRnate.
has been buying up optianH on sew
eru hundred acres 81 land near tho
city. II - said that h. epntsmplatna
or,-etins a mammoth steel plant. In
connection With the deal. the Mar
Bile head. Port Clinton and south
rrn railroad viii be- extended as far
as Trim. and. perhaps. into the coal
nelda.
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Swiss Praise Our Troops.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June l.
CONSUL General Dubois. at ~. Gall.
Switzerland. sends n letter from a
Swiss man in Manila. saying;
The discipline and bravery OF the
United States soldiers have won the
admiration Of all foreigners. The
GOODNESS and splendid courage shown
by them In going into battle il mar
Vicious and will not soon pass from
the memory of those who Witnessed
their surprising vaior."
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June -
sixteen ycaF-nid Joseph Clark. Of
Front ard Catherine str~ets. was
probably fatally injured yesterday by
being whirisa asraat In the machinery
az f.ockerman's can factory, The
lad Was putting a hsi; on the pulley
when his cluthins caught In thg pull
ley and he Was hurried about with
terrible ferce. his body striking the
floor at every revolution % tho pal
ley
The noise attracted the attention
~ the other employees and the ma
chinery vas stopped. The lad was
badly injured. both lega being broken
and also one arm He viii die.
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speakerahip Contest.

WASHINGTON. II. G. June l.
General Farusworth. the department
commander % tho q. A. II. % the
District 81 Columbia. and three other
post commanders. together with a
number u members Of the q. A. r..
called on Representative Hopkins to-
day and assured him that " the %.
A, Il. did not ~ an organization cup
port any ~ the candidates. abi that
any circulars urging ola soldiers 60
ursv their cnnRfe~srncn to vut" for
any particular candidate did not r.
present the views of thv q. n. H.
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To Help the cubsns.

HAVANA. June i.--Malor General
Wilson. Military Governor Of the
Matanzas- Santa Clara department.
viii make an allowance OF IS. 900
month for the purchase OF oxen and
implements to enable the poor to cui-
tivate the land and rebuild homes in
the interior OF the province Of Mat
auzaa
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FOR BUSY PEOPLE
Late TeIegraphIc News Slightly
Abbreviated.
Armer Plate aids Opened.

WARRINGTON. n. c. June -
.srrior bids for the new bafticships
were opened yesterday. Carnegie
submitted a letter declininE to fur
nish plate at the price offered by the
government. A bid received from
Buerenstein Bros.. san FFancisc0. Of
fering to make 74.o1p tons for 1850 a
ton. guaranteeing hofnerwe ncous
plate capable OF standing a bailassic
test
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rerrIsls s,eyeie Accident.

nANVfLt.fs. Pa. June lon a
hal near the state asylum last night
tt-year-oid Josephine consart loat
eoutroi Of her bicycle. and went ny
Ing down an cmtankment, aiightinE
on the sharp piekets af an ornament
Al fence. unc of the points inflicted
a terrible cash on the side OF her
face. ard another cut along the hack
n her head. SAs hung there. kas-
pended by the hair. until a hoy re-
leased her. Her injuries are serious.
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avslo,t conoort c.reens,

NEW YORK. June The police
buard today approves new fegula-
tons which. II carried out. will result,
Ia stopping Sunday performances at
concert gardens and the sale Of "
du0rs In these places the reguia-
lions prohibit the sale of liquors In
any 81 the halls licensed BY the po-
lice board between midnight and the
break Of day.
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Pretty Printer Whipped

HARDY. ARK June i--tfsslieYing
that Pepuilst Editor ". +. Morgan.
81 the HuHs Saw. was paying too
much attention 10 Mrs Ida Hall. a
PRETTY cpmponitor. Mrs Morgan and
her sister snnndiy thrashcd the at
tractiyc cmploYe with blaekmnakc
whips, Mr. Morgan was the populist
Tor governor last year.
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Mutinx on survey Ship.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. June -
George y. Beardzley. second officer
in command OF the survey steamer
Blake. IN a letter 10 his father. tells
of a mutiny and free night which oc-
cured while OF the West Indian
coast. In which ears and noses were
bitten Of. The mutinsers were put
ia irons.
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cosn,srfss Dollars on the c0s.,

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June L.
Secret service department IL trying
to ferret out the spurious silver dol
lars now broadcast over the Pacific
coaxf. especially In California No
clew has yet been obtained The
coins have q genuine cling ami the
dates are 1886. 1895 and 1899.
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Death from Tooth Pulling.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. June ten
year-old Peter Reynolds lies dying at
st. Luke's hospital from the effects
Of the extraction Of a tooth. IL f.
eaid. Three weeks ago his mother
took him 10 n dentist where hts back
nolar on the lover law YVES pulled.
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NEW YORK. June i,--Havinx had
his finger crushed under the top of
his roller desk a fortnight axo. John
]. Dunn. Of the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Office. WAS parsiynei. and
has finally died. lie had iarerafsd
inc min nerve of the finger
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ELKToN. Md. June John War
ren. aged G. years OF Frederick
county. wus choked to death ycstcr-
day BY n piece u radiuh which he
had started TO cat.
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The Pacific Tailoring Co, best SIS ais
and so suits made in the city. nyeing,
Cleaning, Repairing. ms Third ave nne.
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m. rsoaa..e~l.r.. oprar,anl,y.

rrait's Orchard Addition is ali In
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered on special terms 10 those who
want homes. BY Holman q Robinson.
liz Columbia street.
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We have nice corner soNio0 fenced. on
rhird avenue line, near Tnivorstty. ON
which will build cottage costing $3.50 TO
your own pl.ns, and sell whole for xoo:
cash w. amt monthly payments less than
on cheaper lot, 6oxiN. Harrison Heights
add la@na Nelson Macpherson & ca.
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JUNK.

The seattle Junk Co. pays lowest prices,
but square business. All kinds Of waste
paper bought and old newspapers sold No.
iOs Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
Ne Ills
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ATToaNEys-Ar-LAw.

J. A. KELLOGG, 9pt Bailey Building
SCOTT & AcSESY, tool HALEY Building.
Rkks y. DANIELS. ass New YORK Block.
CHARLES n. ESos. 1is James street
MILO A. ROOT. i0.i4 RoxSeIl building.
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q. 5. Army 0OoDs.

Nothing better for Alaska, timber. country
or hard work. Cavalry Trousers double
oyerseaf. s273: dyed black. 500. Gen.
Miles storm aud cold weather hood GOATS,
tLs. Army blscf wool hats, &c. Rubber
blankets, &c. Navy nndershirtt and drawers.
u 0 each. Blankets 81 % and up. Govern
faeut tents, sts. TOO. Oveuhirt.. Im.
kirk. i1iT Firsl Avenue
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Wanted fifty railroad Ia borers for Tvin.
ifid, esft Of mountains Great sorfhsfp IL
". Foley Bros A Lsfsons pofk team.
sirrs. graders. rock men wares, q tree pass.
ship today !. M cssw ford. no w. MAIN Of.
Castor clothing u. Taylor. STAR. BOYD biz
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BAKERIt,
TAII.pRs

Iinsays home made bread, cakes and
pastry best in the city. laos Third Ave,
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TO uoMrsrrKrRs

L. W. HouGHToN, Architect. 4il. as an
aud an Collins block.
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schools and car line accessible from rrstrs
Orchard addition.
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dairy chopped feed. iiei seed oats.
tg0n32.
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uomeseeaers' paradise. Pratt's oroh.Add.
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Ieis On s.sJ isfaa.. fr.,t', orchard Asa
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CLnrnlcs CLEANING.

Seattle Clothes Pressing Co keep your
clothes in shspe for 81 80 per month dyeIns,
cleaning. repairing hos - ay. Tel. Buzz loS
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QUOTATIONS

THURSDAY Morning West street
opened duh this morning. The mar
ks; il well supplied with Erceu stun.
Chickens and eggs are scarce. A car
load OF bananas was received by
Gordon and company this morning.
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made in any part of the city or state; real
estate, live stock, express sales, freight
goods in general, la2s Third avenue.
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