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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
The Charge Against
J. H. Tettaton.
UNDER ARREST N CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Wounds on Mis- haad Believed 20
DO selt.irfiotsd 20 Deceive
the Police.

CAIRO. III. May sheriff HE'D
roe aud city Marshal Allen. Of NAL
den. NO, arrived Ia this city today.
having In charge J, ~, Tetiaion.
charged with the murder ~ his stop
neither the widow AIRS. Jane Trtta-
ton. and her four children. feciinF
against ruttHtou was 20 strong that
the officers. fearful Of iyurhing.
managed L. place their prisoner on
freight train last night and CON
veYei him a. birds point. coming
over to this city this morning
Tettntnn reiterated the story he
told last night when aFrcsted.
When asked why he had Huue 60
the holsac t. pay Mrs. Tcttstan the
money when he had IN his pocket q
receipt for Il. dated a month ago.
he Haid that a. the time the receipt
was given him he had the money
counted out and ready O. turn over
90 Mrs. TetfRtun. but some dispute
afeae over the Interest and ne put
the money and receipt ia his pocket
aud forgot ali about returning tho
receipt
Tettaton made several eoutfadic-
tory statements lie Hald that he
Was sntifelY innocent % any Cpm-
piteHy In the crime. and all he ask
"a Wan Justice. He has several
wounds on top Of hla head. bat q
10 plain that they we're not caused
by the blow 81 a gun Or other blunt
instrument There II 40 bruised flesh
and the cuts arr sharp and clean.
as II made wiih a knife. aud the o.
neers have she knife - Tettstan.
covered with bloodssaipH. in their
possession.
II Wtii b. remembered that Tuita-
ton claimed that one 81 the unknown
men was armed with a MineheHtrr.
but IN she head - the murdered wu-
man we're found bullets ~ the same
eaiiber ne thaec found on the pria-
onar. and ttey h,tsd the chambers
of htH pistol.
Tha officers assert that eifcum-
stances Indicate that the priHnurr In
nlctet enc wounds On his head with
his own knife IN order g. wafi m
suspicion. bat that the Dob waa donr
too clumaiiy 70 deceive any eee.
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Pitiful Plea for His Doc.

A. HuchanNu. an asea negro. Waa
arrested yesterday Tor harborinK a
cross dog Tie stood tremhliuzly
before Judge nuruham this morning
pleading for the life ~ Ms pct. which
he hnKEed 70 him teuderiy. The
dog an ugly tsaking eur. too old
seemingly to bite. Eiarea ncrcrlY az
the fudge and the offiesra ne his
court. but rubbed "a head against
ita masters hand az he pleaded for
Hs life.
Mars ledge sald the negro.
~Ah's been a siaNr. t4ars ledge.
way back IN Carolina. IN Dc ole days.
an nh waa sold down a. Flhher
many times. uo gran .mut der Of
dis dog went utv me cherry time.
Abs raised dis we're pups mudisr
an abs raised dis ysre doK. ieH' like
a child iedge. tea' like a child Al
eain't lase De deg npw. isdEr. please
dSan take him away from me.
lie stopped. drew q handkerchief
from his pocket. and wiped tear
from his wrinkled cheek.
"Oh. MARI jsdge.' he vent on.
Abs an ole nlkEsr. An doau know
how ole an il, but abs raised dis
dog an his mudder sa bis gran
nudder ebber since an can rcmetn-
bnr. an. an caln't lose MIN now .
His voice sank into a low wall and
the dog licked his hand tsnderiy
'Ah Amt gat long 70 lib. iedE~.
and ah.m waitiu' cherry day fob De
angel to come knockln' a De deo'
CANT an have my dog until de- angel
comes-irs' I'll de angel comes. mars
tcdgsT Re won't bite nobody
sou. I1neumf Nah wife an all de
chiiium am gone. ledge. Lincum II
all an got In de wori. Can't nh hab
him. jedRe. cain't an hnb him -
BuchaBan's hand trefnbied as he
held 10 the railing and leaked plead
iuRiy into tho face Of the Judge.
why. Of course you can have
him" said the magistrate. 'ilut b.
careful to keep him chained, Buch-
anan.
Dress you. honey. Dress you." said
the old negro. ferventiy. and the
courtroom crowd respectfully made
pathway for him to the door
Kansas city Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

WAsnlNGTON. May 4 speaker
Reeds failure 90 announce his realHs
nation from the House before lraV=
ms for Europe ia taken % be Ia tho
interest uf Representative sherman,
who h. understood Co he hiH can
didAtr FOR The apeahcrship, but the
other candidates for the Hnenkerahip
w,ll not De Idle while awaiting Mr.
Reeds formal announcement OF his
retirement from the House. which
they regard nn settled.
II II expected that the announce
meni viii be- forthcoming upon Mr.
Reeds return from Europe in the
early fan. when the HpehkorEhip
naht viii become lively.
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Hi WANTS
REBELLION
Atkinson Defends
His Course.
IN MTl.INPERl,LlST iGlTlT0R
-=--=-H-==-
Says That Armies Should Resist the
supreme Authority whea clt*
esms,snees Justify.
IN NTl'IMpERliLlST iGlTlT0R

BOSTON, Mass. May Edward
Atkinson. the famous Boston mil
honairc. anti-lmpcrialist aud econ
otnist. In an Interview today. an
nounced that he was personally the
ailcEed traitor who had been flooding
the American army In the Phnlp-
pines with letters and pamphlets
tending 10 promote discomfort and
Standardization and to prevent TIE
men from re-enhstlaE. lie also said
that he would keep on sending them.
Have you received an iutimation
Of dtsloyalty In conducting this Kind
OF work.. was asked
only from the editorials In the
Newspapers
Have yau any reason 90 suppose
that your documents win be stop
peds"
I hardly think the authorities viii
venture ON such base attempt to
prevent soldiers who arr vetura from
being Informed % tho state Of pub
lie opinion at home"
Have you taken any other means
10 reach the truopsf.
..oh. no. I DO not think Il neces-
saFy. II would be very easy 60 asad
documents 20 correspondents IN Eur
ope and have them matted under
foreign postage. but | do not think
any such measure Is necessary"
Have any other documents been
sent out"
mot 70 my knowledge. I thlnk
that the speeches and letters % Sen
ator Hoar. Judge E.dmunds. former
Gov. Boutwell, and others are u b.
sent In large numbers. to tho end
that the privatcn IN the army may
know the Direction IN which sound
public optaian Is moving rapidly Ia
this country"
Might not this produce insub-
ordinationT-
Yes. the kind Of characterization
which l hops. with Toistoi. wiu ere
ioag pervade all armies. 10 the end
that criminal aggression may b.
made impossible b the refusal Of
soldiers who think for themselves -
carry out orders which are as alb
hoFrsnt 20 them as they are incon-
ststsns with any moral economic or
political principle l sent my own
pamphlets on The Hell % War and
upon Criminal Aggression 20 the
members u the peace commission.
Including Admiral Dewey. and %
several Of the generals 81 the army
whom / believe 20 b. persons - ha-
name diapoAsti0n~pe a. much
shocked by the oraera from home a.
We have been here. I also wrote 10
che secretary % var for a copy u
the army register checked - as .
Indicate what regiments and officers
may be now In the Philippine Islands
fn order that I might send a yeFy
cousiderasle number Of pamphlets e
their addresses"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04


The following prices are being Of.
fcrrd to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery IN round lots on
the dock or In the car AT Seattle.
Grain -- oats. t1s. barley. 81.
wheat, chicken feed. az. bran.
tis. shorts. tia
Hay p Puget sound. 81 per ton:
Eastern Washington timothy. iii.G0
ca. alfalfa. s.
EEsn strictly fresh ranch. lee.
nuttar Fresh ranch. iouiie:
creamery. isatsr.
Poultry Chickens. live. is9I1nc:
live turkeys. IL.
Live stock. Choice beef cattle. cows
&c. steers. 81 ato. good hogs. live.
tsc: hogs. dressed. slse. calves.
dressed. large. &C. small. PC. calves.
live. large. &C. small &c.
ul8ea, Pcltz and woai 500 Heavy
sound hsitcd steers. over % pounds.
sc: medium sound. per pound. s4c;
iEhs sound, under "a pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. &c. staRn.
bulls and oxen. tUses saited kipa.
&c. calves per pound. Sc green hldss.
10 less than sailed. dry hides. per
pound. lie. dry eulia. ons-third issa.
summer deer. per pound. zz0 zte.
winter d9cr. DRY. iteisc. papery
deer. s9i.e. dry eikA. s8ioc. green
sik, 90 Sci. sheep peitA. ssss ssc: shear
iinEn. bots. Eastern Washington
wooi. e. Western Washington wool.
tic. dirty or timber burned. iQe. tel-
low, z4aalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
AIR MOTOR FOR
STREET CARS
q Successful Test on u New
York Lide

NEW YORK, May IA surface
ear on the fwonty-third street lino
was operated by compressed air toe
day under the direction Of Mr. Iaad-
ley. the inventor The new motive
power seemed equal to the demand.
The ear wac brought 70 a sudden
stop several times with ease. and u
appeared aa easy 10 operate as the
under trolley syatem. In the station
q number OF ears are being tested.
The air composers and engines
are all ready for use The plan
VIII he 60 charge every ear while ~
10 stopped at the Jersey City ferry.
To cylinders. tho operation taking
about two minutes. Nsw that the
test has proved success. the new
motor may be introduced into gen
eral use without further delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

br Edward Everett Hale. who
has just celebrated his nth birthday
produces this impression on a flos-
ton reporter zone Of the little ways
Of greatness br. Hale has not. He
never keeps you waiting n he can
help II. hc never abruptly dismiauea
yea lust ne HaH are coming - your
tongue. Sc always helps you 60 have
your say. and makes IL easy FOR you
To accomplish your exit Ia digni-
ned and colt. respecting way"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
.ROSALIE CLEARS
FOR SKACWAY

Steamer Hosalie. Capt. o'Brlcn.
sailed at O'Clock last evening FOR
skagway and way ports She had
on board a large cargo OF freight,
among which was a shipment Of 90
bundles Of tlnplate. which will be-
landed nt Metinkahtla and Boea del
Quadra.
The passenger list reads az follows.
Mrs. a. Farrell. Mrs Nellie White
ana son. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown. william
Richards, l.. H. Gray. Mrs. l.. H.
Gray. VIM. -. Johns. Miss S. O.
Johns. J. -. O'Bricn, Mrs. T.. Knapp.
Earl Knapp. James fiddell, william
Henderson. ]. r. Hurrah. ". W.
Hurrah. A. ThormodHatcd, \. Berg.
MIA +. Parker, Frank Il. Brewer,
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Bad Trade Caused Suicide

ROWLING GREEN. No. May -
Harry Downing, aErd 80 years. "A
promising young farmer residing
fWn miles northwest - this city.
committed suicide Wednesday niEht
by shooting himself thrnngh the
head and then through the heart,
lie isft a note aayins the horse n.
had recently purchased was not "a
Euod aH hr expected
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Notice 10 Stockholders

Notice u hereby given that the
annual meeting 81 the stockholders
~ The Miller River Mining Company
will b. held at the office OF the com
pany. No, tao Pioneer building. In the
Cry OF seattle. on Saturday. goth
dag Of May. 1899. at the hour Of 2
o'clock .. m. for the purpose OF
eieefiuE seven trustees. and for the
further purpose Of considering the
ACCESSIBILITY Of changing the eorpor-
ate name % the said corporation. and
for the transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before
such meeting.
ny order Of the President.
GEORGE FOWLER.
President
Attest; G. A. Mckenzie.
Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
MULTUM IN PARv0.
Novelties Noted In the Shortest
Possible Paragraphs.

Plaid snk Innings In Nd gloves.
buttons much ~ evidence Tor trim
ming Jackets. baaaurs and waists.
stylish ARD ssrvIe~ahle black and
white plaii and striped papllna for
ifvssy second mourning costumes.
Pretty nsw combinations In Nile.
blue. mause. yellow and white. call
ed ''camea striped chiffon
acaiopea edged ffinged and cord
ed. the latest additions In the ribbon
department
Delightfully."- dainty and delicate
whsic ulik shirt waists. accompanied
b. tailored skirts Of white broad.
cloth or nerEe
long Hnft ncarfs g. tie under the
chin on Some % the exclusive hats
suitable Tor a young. plquant face.
\ rose ~ any other name would
smell ~ awcet-tunir. tabiier. over
skirt. drapery. etc. what you VII,
but the rsge,
white piquc Of the heavy white
ribbed variety trimming summer
gowns ~ fouiard. summer ailk and
fEht.wdRht cloth
white. erru aHd butter color all
over lace used for Jokes. sleeves. en-
tire waists. coats. pcllsca and over
skirts
Hats composed entirely Of frilled
baby fibbon-an entirely new idea
Lovely gray toaue with rpndcaux
81 nnllue. drapinR 81 cream RenaiH-
aancc. laae. and garland " pink rose
Many popular ideas running to
senllopa. both rounded and square.
for trimming skirts and waists.
Very trim and smart tailor jack
cts trimmed with strappiugs.
Sleeves Of light weight materials.
universally tucked either all over or
IN groups.
Berlgeuer wash shirt waists con
deuacd. M yoke in bask. very lit
tie fulncHs at neck none on the
shoulder. unless at the Gun, iuhn-
itralmally small pouch: no starch.
except In plehta and ouns.
Tiny hraidH. little lace cdKlnRs and
silk cordIngs, much used for adorn-
ment,
swell soft necktleH with soft edges
fmbroiderleB pasae. lace I'm the
ascendaucy.
Sleeves very long. unless elbow
length IN drosHy gown. cuffs ahap-
81 In circles, points and tabs nnIsh-
Ing many.
Fiouncea all ripple. Tunlos with
very little fulncsa.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses 70 Ned we're issued yes
tsreay 90 Edgar q. sinuEh. #Fe -.
% Seattle. and Mary buckley. are "a
~ san Juan island Wilbur II tirn-
nett. age y. 81 Seattle. and Isteilc
Downing. ass -. of spokane. 8rorEo
Driver. age a. ef Portland. and
Matilda Cheldeiln. axe q. q Yer
nanla. Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
The knights Entertain.

CHENEY. May 4--The Knights Of
PythlaH held an open meeting Sat
urday night and entertained visiting
friends to the number 81 about fifty.
The occasion WIS the viait ~ Col
W. q, Ronald of Seattle. the supreme
representative Of the supreme lodge
and general organizer OF the endaw-
mcnt rank x, Of =. Colonel Ronald
icctured for an hour on matters per-
tanning to the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning The market IL
Htili stationary. THE FAN Francisco
steamer ir due this afternoon. and
by tomorrow morning there viii be
plenty u Rresuatuir on the market.
Chefrian are satisfying a fair de-
maud straw berries same in this
morning ana are quoting az .. But
ter, aREs and poultry remain tho
same. The fHh markets are stiii
SLOW. salmon in very scarce.
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Vegetables.

Potatoes Oobblng) - White River
HurbankH. 5000. Island Early Rose
s3hWf0. Island white. sa5Was. Yak
ina ana Oregon. $40. new potatoes.
ae per 10. native silver skin
onions. SIS per ton: oregon
and Yakima silver skin. fancy.
t2au30 per ton. beetH. ti2s per sack
carrots CbAf5o pcr sack. rutnbngaa,
CSC per sack. turnipa. Go per
sack. cabbage. 2isc. uarnnlpa. eOcGii
per sack. eaullfoWer. goc0fi per
cozen. green peas. &C.: nrtiehokea.
C0e per dozen. garlic. BE-. celery.
California asparagus. 54Gc per 10.
WRlln Walla asparagus. Zoe per 10.
rhubarb. al41ac per ID. tomatoes.
81 Il per case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
WANTED FOR FORGERY

John ". Wallace. an optical dealer
on Second avenue. Il wanted by the
police on a charge Of forgery. 1t
r. alleged he passed a check Of q r.
be drawn by. John e. Fades on the
Puget Sound National bank. April
-. There was no such person as
Fades. and the police are making n
search for Wallace. He also carried
away goods belonging 90 his partner.
John Ladd.
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Fresh Meat 0obhingj Cow beer.
se por 10. steer beef. sisc per ID
mutton. wether. fe per No.. pork. 7He
per 10. veal large. D. per ID. small.
Zoe.
Provisions OobblHg) Hams. large.
i0hc. hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. iiiaei dry Buitod Sides. 7fio.
HeN. sAc.
Lard OobbinR) Home made, per ID,
7Ae. White Star. Sc. Coin Special.
g#e. Tara. compound uefees. Che.
Fresh Flah Opbh ng)--.lnllbut. ~
mon. gM9es salmon trout. i2iAc.
floundora. a0i. holen. &C.. rock cod. 30 !.
trout. isia9ibci Hhrlmpn. Zoe. nhad.
fa7e. smeit, tube. Columbia river
ea7e. ameil 4d5. herring. gQ4c: tom
cod. &C.. oyHtcra. olympia. 1850 per
aaek. tl.so per gallon. clans. fiC0
per sack Dungcneas crabs. live. ti.lo.
cooked. Il.e0.
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The Name Clipper signifies:

Light, easy running. BESIDES. II Is
strong and durable. Look II over ut
No. 1922 Second avenue. II. NJ.
Spinning. agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

Records for high speed IN express
train service have been made on
French railroads lately. showing an
average Of 5t5 miles per hour. In
stops. Special compound lo.
of the four-cyiindor type.
designed for this service, are employ
ed exclusively on these trains.
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Lumber and sulleiaK Material.

Logs-superior quality. per NJ. No.
ar. 1907. merchandise nr. sa.toQ
t.Tb. No. cedar. te0T: common. per
NJ. t1So0s: spruce logs. 1e.So. cedar
Hhingie bolts. o. 154zs0.
Fir Lumber--itoagh. 81. thick nm
ish. surfaced. one or two sides. :. 10
and ~ inches wide. tI5d2o. lengths
~ to 10 feet. special lengths. b0o per
NJ extra. one-lnch finish. lisais: all
vertical grain. 81 per NJ extra
Flooring. dressed and matched. ti70
u. stock boards. s.inCh. ig4is. 10
Inch. fs.S0Qls. i2-ineh. sis1is. Fcne-
Ing. No. or s-inch finish. 50: No. 2.
o.. v or channel rustic or drop sid
ing. weight 1000 lbs. til4iG Fir tim
Der joisia and seautlings. rough.
tst00is. Il ! + 1 n. ss.sodis. IS 4 4.
tiiaia. BOX boards. iz-lnch aud up.
tls.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber -
Rough. ts@a. beyct siding. weight 100
Lbs. sit@is.so. ceiling. weights Nos. 1.
and 7. hsinch. 800 lbs: Nos. I. :,
and J. Winch 700 lbs. ii18zT. wains-
cotinF. sio0it. rustic. izs92s; -.
shingles. sI.ss: standard shingles.
lilo. i-ineh finish. Il. ~ and ie feet.
i2sgst. thick finish. t2s81s. cedar
squares. 7. .. . and 10 feet. s2s0 20.
pickutp. flg.
Eiln-driei. 81 In advance OF green.
Drayage. soe.
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fruits.

Green Fruit UobbingD Oranges.
Seeding. fz12.be. nhycla. s2.750i.
lemanH. g. aa0s5o apples. fancy. tl7b
90 per box. cooking apples, 81
per box. bananas. t2.b0 per
bunch. California black fiEs. 70-lb
boxes. ti.94. cartoons. si.25. smyrna
figs. &c per ib. new dates. nc.
sweet apple elder. soc per gai; med.
sweets. a22t43. Strawberries. q a
crate. California cherries. $3.50 a box.
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THE MODES.

The inner crown Of q walking nat
OF fine English "braids" ia deeply
creased. and II surrounded BY a wide
fiat brim. There is no roll 10 Il.
and, therefore. II iB more Of the
sailor" type than Of the convention
nj walking hat. a qulll. very long
and very much curved. II stitched 10
the left side. and scarf Of taneta
silk IL bccOmlngiy kuatted about the
crown. The creased crown ~ the
mark ~ distinction Of this hat The
straw il Of the fine quality known as
Dunstabie.
Turned up ~ the back and pulled
down over the eyes in front D. the
golhng hat Of felt, with low. incon-
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apicuoua crown. Ia gray or In tan
or cinnamon pink coz black you can
obtain this good shape For hot
weather play, nalnng hats are trim
med with scarfs. showing chenille
dots Of black 4 broad nnraahapod
qulll Is thrust In the folds Of tho
scarf. silk net II occasionally used
90 trim self hat, but this Is fnr
from servlccahle. as IL falls At the
nrpt unfrlcndiy breath Of a conl fos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

Tho jobblnE quotations today were
a. follows;
Sugar 0obhinrp-Goiden C. In bbia.
tAc. extra c. In bbls. tNc. powdered.
sac. dry Eranulated. tA.es cube. Eisc.
beet. 80. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. ipbbinRb-Patent Ell
ccllant. t92s: Novelty A. taoo, Star
CbaketN1. ts7s: California brands.
tio. corn meal. yellow. $50 per 100
lbs IN i0-ib sacks. corn meal. white.
ti.ts Per 100 lbs In 10Th sacks: buck
wheat nour. pure, ato per % iba In
SID sacks. cracked wheat. is,ss per
100 ibs ia lob sacks. farinR. ass
per loo lbs In fa-ib sacks. farina. 81
per loo ibH IN E-lh sacks ntecl-cut oAt
meal. $3.50 per TOO ibn In io-ib sacks;
graham Hour. siT5 per 100 lbs In lob
sacks. whole wheat -four. us per
loo lhs tn io-lb sacks. rye meal. $40
per loo lbs In lob sacks. rye -four.
O. Is per 100 iba in i0-lb sacks. split
peas. ie0-lb sacks. tab9: split peas.
s. per 100 lbs in 2s-ib boxes: pearl
barley. t4es per 100 lbs In sacks.
whcat fakes. Ts-ib boxes. t2io:
wheat Makes. g. 90 per case % &c Glib
pkga. fancy rolled oats. lass per
bale. In g.ib sacks. corn meal. yellow,
$3.50 per Dbl in 50-ib sacks. corn
meal white. 800 per Dbl In Go-lb
sacks. buckwhoat -four. pure. $50
per Dbl. In So-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. 81 per Dbl in bo-ib sacks; steel
cut cat meal. &c 20 per Dbl IN Eo-Ib
sacks: graham -four. 1870 per bbl in
5O-ib sacks. whole wheat -four, 50 per
q - Iaa n a o. a. -
Dbl In b0-lb sacks: rye -four, 81 per
Dbl. fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbls.
f5.t5. fancy rolled oats. 90-lb sacks,
$3.50. fancy rolled oats. per case.
sass.
Coffee JobhiuR)-Grecn - Mocha.
per 10. 200 sic. Java. per 10. 2t0ssc:
Costa Rlca. choice. per ID. i5aiec.
BoaHted--Arbuckle's. I'm ioo-lb cases.
per cwt.. tii.7s. G0-lb cases. per cwt.
mss. ae-lb oaHoa. per ewt. sii.ps;
lava. so-lb tins. per 10. csc: sack, s4c:
Adcn Mocha. s7hc. Caracoia. SIC.
Guatemala. 2ic. ground coffee. 100
7oc; Lion. zoos. sil.7b: Cos. siI IS: acc.
tii.p5.
Butter. Choose. Gags and Poultry
Butter Ranch ioul2c; fancy
dairy. in squares. isGl7c: washing.
ton crcamcries. lib prtnta. 10000;
Eastern. Iowa and Elgin, 10000.
Cheese OobbinE) -- Native Wash
inEton. i2h@iac: Eastern, 1ghq
axe. California. tIc.
Eggs Uobbing) - Strictly fresh
ranch. f7ih9iSc.
Comb honey - California. 12nG
lie. strained, &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. is4fec:
live chickens, Ice. live turkcya. i4G
l5c. dressed geese, i3Qiic: dressed
turkeys. l69l7e.
Nuts.
walnuts. per ID, sacks, i2Gi,c,
Eastern black walnuts. loo: peeans,
i29isc: nlberts. 1io; almonds. fancy
soft shell. isQ2oe: almonds. No. q
1G1l5c. peanuts. Gq7o, pine, I5o;
hickory, Zoe; cocoanuts. per dozen,
Toe. popcorn, &c per ID.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbing) - Puget Sound. per
ton. {fm9; Eastern Washington tim
othy. siaQii; alfalfa. $40
oats dobblng1 ton, y2s.
Barlcy-Rolied. s27.
Corn-whole. $3.50; cracked, 500;
feed meal per ton. 500.
Fced-Wheat. t2i. oil cake meal,
f25: mlddllngs. f2la2s; bran. sI7:
shorts. SIS; chopped feed, s2002s:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

new English mode 81 tying
craVat Il 80 effective that Il II sure
10 be copied by girls for u bicycle
&c, This IL known as the ''oncc
over Ascot. ane end helnE twice
40 long aa the either, and the long
ono heing anfead out broadly. so
that II entirely covers the short
piece The tie Is not knottUd again.
but hangs luoae and straight down
after having been passed around the
collar. X ta caught down by the
scarfpln through Go the short end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04
Meat Pfioos

dairy chopped feed. tls. seed oats.
f9o03a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-04

Ten yards II tullc Is the modest
length required 10 make a pomuan
OF ones hat on the word % a miilln-
err, who aolemniy asserted the fact.
That accounts for tho price demand
Cd Tor one uf thest airy creations.
The tullc IL slide plcatrd and then
deity drawn into pnmpoh shape,
There arv more than one % these
pompona on hat. and the effect
h stunning when worn ON a pretty
head Chrnitre. dotted tuile h often
combined with che plain malluca net.
Avn tho brillianey intended Tor mid
summer wear appears 10 be swathed
In tulie handaEes.