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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

ID USINESS FOR SALE % GREAT
ID chance for young men TO go IN bus
iness with small amount OF cash; Gun pay
balance as business makes 1t; must be
sold Immediately. Address c., care Vir-
glnlan-Piot. de2O-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

LADY WISHING TO
IN secure the services Of nurse will
please call at Walkers Pharmacy, corner
Clay and Claiborne avenues, and obtain
the necessary information MARY ].
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N OTICE-I HEREBY NOTIFY THE
IN public that Will be responsible for
no goods, ETC., obtained In my name by
anyone other than myself, unless. there Is
q written order signed by me. ]. VAN
tDERBERRY. de22-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

g PECIAL PRICES ON ALL OF our
y Photographic work until the first of
the year. The finest work guaranteed
Exclusive processes. j. II. WHITE. SIC
Main street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22
FOR SALE.

NOR SAIE-THE FIXTURES AND
II good will of "Star Restaurant" sit
uatcd at 81 New Market Place. This Is a
fine loca tion. The business Is well estab-
lshed. A quick buyer can secure a bar
gain. Apply at Restaurant. IT,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

5nLD SHERRY. COOKING SHERRY,
" Old Port Claret etc. from Frost's
Vineyards ONCE Is Hill street. Order
through Bell phone S42 or mall delI-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

A CARD.-DR. b. r. KENNON-EYE
IA Ear. Throat and Nose. Office lG7
Main street. del5-2ws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

ID IANo TUNING, ACTION AND CASE
1 work. G. S. Marbles address is Z.
O. Box Isl. de2-lm4
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

+ NORFOLK DTEING. CLEANING
~ and Repairing Co.-L.dies' Suits
c!eaned Gems Suits Dyed. $500, cleaned
and pressed. 7bc.. pants pressed Toe. car
pets opecialty. t+1 Main. New Phone 2OI.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

wv E HAVE. JUST RECEIVED OUR
~ new funeral car and cnsket wagon
both of the latest design, and. persons
on US and get prices. j. l.. NORRIS &
CO.. SGT Church street. New phone 1885,
nuly-Cm ySs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

SrINo THE .PUBLIc.IBURK & GRE
CORY, printers, publishers and blank
book makers have removed their plant
TO Nos. 2S, 80, g. 81 and So Randolph
street, corner Plume, In rear of the New
Atlantic Hotel del5-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

ID UREAU FOR EMPLOYMENT AND
ID LABOR is incorporated and is com
Norfolk. Business men wanting help sun
piled FREE OF CHARGE, character and
but worthy help recommended j. b.
HANCOCK. Secretary: C. j. IREDELL
president. Old phone, $50; new phone. $40.
Room l6, over 6 and 10c. Store. Special
Room for ladies'. nos
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

( RI o LOANS, 900, 81. 600 AND $1,000 FOR
i year or more upon first class Sc
curity. Address LOAN, care Virglninn-
..Pllot. delG-l5t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

+ A BsoLUTELY PURE WINES FROM
IA Frost's Vineyards. Office 16 Hill
street Order through Bell phone 349 or
mail de11-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-22

III UDsoN's ENGLISH KITcHEN.-A
J. Il great many changes have taken
place III the restaurant business, but the
ola reliable Hndson's English Kitchen.
established In 1880. has, like a Hstonewall,
become fixture ut 3l7 Main street This
Is strictly a temperance restaurant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
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NO ATTRACTIONS
AT WEST POINT

WASHINGTON. n G. May a.
The annual Inspection OF the United
States Military academy At West
Point. which will be made next
month. commencing with June |.
Will be exceptional In the omission
% the most attractive feature that
marks the commencement exercises
% that Institution. The frrt class
was graduated In February last aud
assigned directly 60 existing vacanz
eles tn tho army. 80 that there viii
be no graduating exercises. and the
military exhibitions that are spread
over the ten days coves~d by the an-
nuai examina tons and the lnspcc-
tion by the board II visitors viii be
without the presence ana assistance
81 fire class men. by whom much Of
ghe dash and success of these sNhlb-
ttlou= are impaired. Another omls=
sion that will mark this years Ia
spectton will be the absence Of mem.
b~rp ~ the United States senate on
the beard % visitaFs. ThiH IL owing
20 the fact that the president
overlooked the duty Of apolnptins
two nsmbers % that body on the
board,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
RED CROSS
CONVENES
The Annual State
Convention.
MANY DELEGlTES FROM SEATTLE
Meetings Held In the United State )
Court at Tacoma Enoour.
sging Reports.

TACOMA, May st=rhe second
annual convention Of the Washing
ton state HE'D Cross opened auspl.
eiously yesterday morning Ia the
rooms ~ the United states court.
The morning session WAS occupied
with receiving delegates, appointing
committees. and preparing for tho
work of the convention
At I o'clock the members Of the
convention repaired 10 the First
Congregational church. wherv a lun-
ehson was served by the I.adief Aid
society.
After luncheon the RITUAL pro-
gram was taken up. Mrs, John n.
Allen. the state president. Ia the
chair. Tho other state officers and
chalrmrn OF the entertainment coni-
mittcc. the Rev. < "a. Little. the
Rev. ". ". scudder the Rev. } r..
u. flwyd. Of Seattle. aud tho Rev.
Mr.. narSi. Of waila Walla. were tipon
the platform. Invocation b. the
Rev. ur, Little. and n ladies' quar-
tet. opened the session. The Land
o the Leai." sung by Mrn. Bates
Mrs Marvin. Mrs. French and Mrs
Marcounler. WAS much appreciated
The address Of welcome vas happily
extended BY Mira a Il. nall. aeting
president 81 the Tacoma branch. 10
the absence q MrH. Z. ". urisra
Airs EraatnH liraineri. % Seattle.
read a resolution OF sorrow on toe
death Of the fallen heroes. giving
the names 81 those on tbs long rail-
II honor.
A mest Impressive memns' a ser-
vire waa then conducted hy the
Rev J. n u. ilwyi. Of Seattle. a.
sisted by Dr seuddrr and the Rev
Mr nard Mr. tAWyd's remarks
we're beautiful and appropriate. Ito
paid iiiTh tribute 60 the soldiers 81
the state. and closed by saying ~
~ place today wreath 81 sorrow
upon the graves u our fallen heroes.
les not our eyes be fearful. or car
hearts sad. but let their hernlsm lead
US 10 like life aud an equal death. +"
The repert % the corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Francis Ra'ch. af
seattle. showed amazing results for
the shor, tiHss the society has been
IN existence.
The reports q Niles Hewitt. record
lnF SECRETARY. and Miss Maynard
treasurer. WERE encouraging. ana
show great work has bccn accom-
piiNhsd.
An enjoyable reception VAS held
last night az the Hotel Tacoma IN
honor Of the visiting members Of the
Washington State nrd Cross.
The meeting for tonight vas an.
noaneri by Mayor Nictsur II viii
be held In chiek@rinE hall. and
Judge Thomas Burke. judge HRn-
ford. " W Cushman. Colonel ThRd
Huston. George ~. Walker. and 9TH
era will make snort addresses. Music
by the Temple quartet will be a
feature Of the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
improvements at Rockford

ROCKFORD. wash. May PA
week of well directed systematic
work on streets and copinKs has
made n great improvement, IN the ap-
pcarance Of the town, and the good
work still continues. The road lead
ing 10 the cemetery and approaches
to bridges had all been 40 long ne
elected that they were as unsafe as
unsightly. a corresponding effort
toward neatness and order IL notice.
able on the part Of the majority ~
property owners. and while trees and
shrubbery suffered severely during
the winter. yards and lawns denote
care and attention.
Farmers report spring grain
healthy but backward. pasturage
short and vegetable gardens discour-
aging.
There Will be a large acreage ~
summer fallow to be sown to fall
wheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds we're fiei for
record yesterday in the county aud
itor's Office
sheriff 60 william Farrell. risiniif,
lot and southeast quarter southeast
quarter section y. southwest anafss
southwest quarter. section % town.
ship -. range 3 part " lots : and 4
township "a. range =. May =. 1900.
Anna <. HryEgsr to Falls citY
Cemetery association. part section IS,
township 20 range :. MAY 10. 80.
Scottish American MortwaRe Com.
pany 10 W s. Dsnner. lot Fl. block
2. Sander Howman X. p. Cos FIRST
add. MAY 10. $50
s. Eeilg II ux. 10 Swan Person, lots
"a 20 .s. block 8. Fast Seattle. May a,
ta5n
sheriff 10 Belle 7. Thomas. lot p.
block ?. EdEewater add. May Il. tszi..
S.
Frank Larson 20 John Larson. tots
u "a and II. block :. paliari's add
Gilman Park. May e. 500.
Charles V. Barton 90 w. " Ncr.
non. lot n. block II. Gilman Park,
May =, 800,
Fred wlkiund =, ar. TO w. \. Hiri
lot 7. block |. Adele add. May II,
ias0.
VI. Sehmitt 20 e. p. Schmidt. lot
7. block 60. Gilman Park add. part
lot u. block 2. Terry's fourth add,
March I. $40.
Anna g. Bigger 70 Gust Amber
son. 10, 1. block 20. Maynard's plat.
May n. tis7s.
Holland ". Denny 81 TX and exrs
~ Mes Jacob ohm 20 John =, Doney,
lot TO- block ~, sup plat Pnntlua sec
ond add. May q. teoo
Sophie Peters 10 Lawrence Peters,
lot 20. block ~. Gilman Park. April
20, 1895, 1000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
WILD MAN IN
THE WILLOWS

ST. LOUIS, May 7s.-Betwean Mad
ison and East Madison lies a strip Of
willows covering territory OF about
on. quarter Of a mile square. which
presents a wild view. While Miss
Pausy Hayes. a IL year old school
girl Vas passing this strip Of willows
on her way 20 school about s.s0
O'Clock this morning. she was horri-
fed 20 see a nude man dart through
the willows.
AZ noon. while the children were
returning home 10 dinner. the man
was again seen by a party Of school
boys. who reported the affair to Mar
shat John Aehan and Officer Pat Nc
Cambrfdee.
The officers. with about 80 men and
boys. organized a hunting party. and
surrounded the willows. and a man
hunt was in progress until , o'clock.
but no traces or ciews were found 81
the Wild man. II - supposed he es-
capped from Edwardsville and made
his way 10 Madison. where he mas
been IN hiding.
The strip 81 willows extends to-
wards Horseshoe lake. and 70 II
thought he left in that direction. A
close watch IL being kept on the will
lows by the authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Slept In tho Woods.

ATLANTIC cry, n. J.. May a.
Joseph Steclman, the three year old
Hnn of Aomora steclman. OF S0mer'H
Paint, was found this morning IA
the wood about three miles from that
place. The tot was fact asleep be-
meath an os1 trec. having partially
covered ctmHelf with deed leaves 20
keep warm. It's eyes were red and
his checks tear-staineG, showing mat
he had been weeping bitterly during
the night II was thought the boy
had been kidnapped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
OF State Sunday School,
Convention.
HELD IN TACOMA LAST NIGHT
Rev. MUCH eitehri.t Of SEATTLE De.
livsss an Address on
sibis study.

TACOMA, May si-At the First
Methodist church last night the op-
catng session OF the twelfth annual
convention IT the state sunday
school association was held under Ia
Neraale auspices with two strong adj
dresses by the Rev pt. W. X. Beaas,
of Spokane. and the Rev. Hugh W
Gllchrlst. Of seattle.
The Rev. Or. ]. =. Mariatt led tho
oreninK service. and the choir OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church
gave some nns music under the ii
r~ction Of Professor Coxiue.
Our National Guard. the sunday
school Army the Was theme Tor the
evening. TIE Rev. Dr. Beans, In
an address Of much life and earnest.
ue=a. urged suuday-school workers
TO expend their energies ON the young
and u shall return fsurfoid after
many years. After selection By the
choir. the Rev. Hugh Giichrist. Of
Seattle. followed In AN earnest adj.
dress especially emphasizing the
great need 81 Bible study In the
Sunday school. We must rely on
the sunday schools he said. FOR
character building. In that Hes ths
hope Of the natian" lie urked his
hearers TO realize that God has Civ
en- this nation a great opportunity
ani Us results arr to 30 largely
through the work Of the sunday
schools.
Among the prominent delegates In
attendance last night we're the Rev
J. r Williams. of Nancauvers the
Rev. L. =. Mcsh~li. % Chshaiis. "
n. Chamberlair. % Ia Conner. the
Rev. Mr.. Warren and wife. 81 blaine.
A. NJ. Cation. % Waiia WaIla. secre-
fary OF she association. n A. Davis
OF Waiiuia. the Rev. l.. n. GOWNS.
tDn. n Shelton. the Rex. " ~ sell
iscs. Of Seattle. Prreidinx Elder vii
mot w'hitneid. Of Seattle. the Rev
n. Gregory. q Lake Park: Seth Mo-
ford OF Seattle. the Rev. G. y Corn
well. Of Kent. and J. W. Bixiey. OF
Fox Island.
This morning a business session
Opened at o'clock and there were
several reports on live topics Of sun
day-schooi work
An interesting exhibit 81 sunday
scboci supplies. lesson helps. reward
cards. maps. charts cts. q display
ed in the lecture rooms Of the church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
East San Poll.

Has already taken It's place among
the best stocks OF Republic camp.
In fact. most Of the promoters stock
was subscribed In Republic at u OF
cent share, and the treasury
stock IL now offered. for short time
only, at ono cent per share. II II a
free gold property covering two fun
claims almost In the heart OF the
greatest gold camp In the world. II
is the best buy on the market. for
the renron that u is offered at such a
price that anybody can get an inter-
est without putting In his last dollar.
Oct in now and get the benefit OF the
raise in price that II bound TO follow.
Prompt attention given to all orders.
SLATER & SMITH, 0fioiai Brokers
Phone Main sol. ia James 81, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
sUlLipNe PERMITS.

hulldlnE permits were issued today
Ia q. NJ, Hackney 20 build one
story residence Ia kelhournc avenue,
90 cost $500, n, Nandercook To buiii
az shoa Fifteenth avenue west. to
cost $3.50; II, ., Marshall FOR aitrra-
tons AZ iaia Second, avenue. cost SIS;
T. kimura. alterations at lea Main
street. cost si0o, Margaret :, trVlnes.
To- build a one story framc residence
at ais Denny way, To cost SOC. Sallie
iuiver To build one story frame
residence at eit Lee street. at cost
fSoo; Lyman u, spaulding to build
a one story frame residence az 1910
East James strcet, coat $500. A, =.
Randall for alterations at III Cherry
street. cast $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Might Nave Been Worse

PINE BLUFF. ARK. May 24.--Mlss
Matte Phillips was cleaning an old
s2-caiiber Smith n WATSON pistol
this morning. After putting the
parts together Miss Phillips rose
from her seat 10 place the pistol
ngain I'm its resting place. She All
not notice that the pistol was cock
ed. II was discharged. the ball went
through her hand and then struck
her sister. Miss Rebecca Phillips. on
the chin. Its force had been spent.
however. and abe was not hurt. Sew
eral bones were taken from Miss
Matte Phillips hand. and she Is sur
ferinR acutely from the wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
FILIPINO BATTLE FLAG
First One Captured Reaches
the Navy Department.

WASHINGTON. May 2t-The first
genuine Filipino nag TO be captured
during the present inHurrsction. has
lust reached the Navy department.
The flag was captured at iloilo by
Lieut.. A. r. Siblack. The inacrip-
ton reads:
Flag ~ insurFent Fllipino=. cap
tured at Fort fioilo by landing party
from United States ships Hoston and
Petrol. commanded By Lieut.. a. r.
Niblock. United States Navy. Febru-
airy II. 1893.
The flag Ia about ~ feet long and
was originally a tricoior, red, white
and blue. being composed Of n white
triangle on She stan. with the broad
upper stripe Of blue and lower OF red.
n will be sent 10 Annapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

MiSht Clerk ssndbsgged

ALBERT LEA. MINI. May -
Night Clerk Art. Bishop ~ the Wins
low house. near the unlun depot
hsrs. was sandbaKEed By two thugs
at 2 o'clock this morning. and his
head vas badly cut. u I. supposed
that the thugs were after the iewetry
trunk % a man named Robinson.
travelling for Tiffany ~ New York.
and who carried samples valued a..
t7eoa. The robbers ssraped. and have
not yet been Appreciated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
strsightsned the lenses

ROCKFORD. Wash. May gt~-on.
dian Agent Ansierson was In Rock
fermi yesterday On hls way from
the Cosur d'Aiene reservation. where
he has b-sen STRENGTHENING eaf Indian
leases o. the great advantage u she
Indians ard the complete 1lscam-
Torture of Egure overly smart pale
faces. who had laid elaborate plans
for fiiiax their own pockrta AZ the
expense % the Indians and the gov
ernment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
0ioycIs pegrsdes Women

CHICAGO. III. May et.-Auswer-
irxs several Illinois and fndiana
cisrEymen who have written him In
auiries az to the moral effect of biey-
cling on women. Chief % Detectives
Caleraln. ~ this city. writes
Il am not an advocate 81 the use
% the bicycle among women. when
viewing Il from a moral standpoint.
4 Sarge number Of our female biey-
clIsts wear shorter dresses than the
laws % morality and decency permit.
and thus invite the Improper re-
marks Of the IMMORAL"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

l<ALtSrBLL. Mont. May "a The
nro adIustera working upon the iirs
laas Of the kalisprli Mating a nrew'
Ing company. who had a IRE loss
last week. reached an agreement, and
the brewing irm were paid about
5000, The flrm expects t1 rebuild
AMI viii pat IN home new machinery
ana make q better plant than th ,
had. The work ~ rebuilding and
making repairs vii commence imne.
diately. The amount paid by The ar
ferunt companies was very salts
factory to all concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
No Extra Session.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May FL
A member OF the administration, in
a ppsition to know thefviews OF the
President on the subject, said today
that the probabilities we're against
an extra session OF congress being
called He said that the president
had given the subject some thought
but be was reasonably sure that no
call would be issued except in some
unlocked for contingency, which
would make Il necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Time Of Nearing Not Set

COLUMBUS. o.. May 7i--con-
,rary 60 expectations. the supreme
court fixed no time today for the
hearing Of tho STANDARD OIL ease
II IL generally expected. however.
that the case will be argued and sub
United some time about the raiddie
Of June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Police Sergeant Killed.

WAsutN0ToN., Nay gt-rouce
serHeant Fritz rafsad. in search
lnK house west of Georsetuwn for
The murderer OF the Rosenstcins Al
hoNds. Md, was shot and KILLED sup.
pesedly by Humphrey THROWN. alias
suck brown, the alleged murder.
&c. The murderer was captured and
y now locked In the ueergntown sta-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Rare Presence Of Mind.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. May A-capt.
Henry Anderson, chief Of the Usage
Light Horsernen. was riding n fery
horse today. The horse reared and
fell on him. one foot caught in rho
etirrup and Anderson was dragged
50 feet.
Anderson saved his life by pulling
his gun and shooting the horse as 81
dashed madly through n cornfieId.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
4 CONTESTED CRATER.

c. Mccormick. an alleged bunco
man. was srraiTnsf before Judge
Cam yesterday afternoon on a
charge % vsxrsney under the state
isw. Mccormick acknowledged him
self 90 Be CRATER" aad he was
placed under $500 bonds 10 keep the
peace for three months. He could
not give the bonds and VA. taken 60
the county jail. Attorney eileen.
who represents Mccormick. intends
20 bring the case 10 trial In the SUI
persor court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
safeblowers Scared Away

LUKE. W. Va. MAY "a -aurKiars
attempted 10 blow open the safe ot
the West Virginia Ptaip ard Paper
company. but were Heightened away
after a portion u one % the door
was blown OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Steel Rail Shipment.

NEW YORK. May 2i.--The Mary
land Steel company has shipped on
the steamer Falls Of Dee ESQ tons OF
steel rails for the Australian govern
mcnt. The same concern In ship
ping another consignment TO that
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
fatal Fall from Horse.

TOWER HILL, III. May 2t-John
Lanhan. a wealthy farmer living
north ~ Tower Hill. was thrown
from his horse this morning and
Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
In the Hands of the Trust

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 2f.-The
Belle Of NelFou diHtlliery, one OF the
best known in the state. and the
brand Of one Of the best known in
the world. today passed into the
hands OF the Kentucky distlllerles
and warehouse syndicate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Safe Deposit Boxes

Fixed in Htcei-ilncd vault. for the
safe keeping Of valuable articles and
papers, for rent at 81 a year You
carry the key. safe Deposit Vaults.
% West Columbia street, Il. shor-
rock. Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Tor San Francisco

lVeszx Tor san Francisco
.sssfsN. The company'H ele-
MNWa ga nj BteamHhips
X&k~63l queen. walla Walln.
Hf lE ana Umatilia leave
Seattle lib "a. N. wa
Port Townsend and Victoria. May y
.. IL. 70. ~. 70. June .. =, u. ~, ~ a.
July 3, and every NTH day there
after. Leave
San Francisco
For Seattle 10 n. m. VIA Victoria ana
Port Townsend. May /. 6. II. 10 ~,
20. -. June 6. 10. IS. 20, %. 49, july
0. and every afth day thereafter.
FOR ALASKA
Leave Seattle. . a. m
Cottage city. May 30. June II. 81
City Of Topeka. May Is. June >, q.
orizaba. May 10. 70. June -; Al-ki'
May @. 20. June 4. aud every hith
day thereafter.
THE company reserves the right to
change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates and hours OF
sailing.
For further Information obtain
folder.
J. 4. TRowBRfDGE.
PUGET ga. Eupt., Ocean ok. Seattle.
I'm town tlche; anice. els First av..
Seattle. Goodaii. Perkins a Co. Gen.
Agents. San Francisco.
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rhe nsme Clipper sIRnIhes:

Light. easy running. Besides. IT f.
strong and durable. Look IL over M
1922 End ave. r. NJ. Spinning. agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

within waking distance. Pratrs Orchard
Addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

Lots on easy terms. rra,t's orchard Add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-24

NsY. cram are toeo.
Hay GahhinEt Puget Sound. pei
ton. yTH3. Eastern Washington tim
othy. ti7atf. alfalfa. SIC.
oats BnhbiuR1 Per ton. t29m %.
Harley Rolled. 81
Whole. 81 70: cracked. ST
feed meal. per ton. 81.
wheat. 81. oil cake. meal
SIS. mlddiinFs. s2iUz3; bran. az
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. tfods2
dairy chopped feed. SIC. seed oats
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Green fruit Oobblng)
seeding. f2a250; navels, s2.75na.
lemons. s2.50r1.50. apples. fan
cy. S1.75n250. per box. ban
auaa. $3.50 per bunch: Call
fornia black figs. 2o-lb boxes. 81
60. cartoons. st.25. Smyrna fEa. Csc
per ID. new dates. re; sweet apple
cider. soc per gallon. med. sweets.
2.25n3: strawberries. 81 crate.
California cherries. Si.25ml.b0 "a box
san Jose cherries. si.25af5O.
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Nuts

wainuts. per 10. sacks. Ice: East
ern black wainuts. To-. pccana. ia
ise. nlherts. Ice. almonds. fancy. soft
she'll. isc. almonds. No. ? 10; pea
nuts. C.. pine. isc. hickory. Toe; 60
cocBaauta. per dozen. ia0toc. Pop
per 10.