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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
SCRAPS"

virginia ranks FIRST in the produc-
ton % peanuts.
The greatest shlpbulldinR plant IN
the world - AT Glasgow
Princess ciemeutiue o. Orleans s..
IL the oldest princess IN Europe.
NJ snapp-Life r. full 81 contra
dictians Mrs. snapp-So. Il Isn't.
The first law school in America
was opened IN Phiindelp' "a In 1880
The typhoid bacillus frozen IN ice
has been found alive after ia2 days.
Maine's spruce gum crop this year
- the largest on record. ana has a
market value Of So, 900.
wouldn't ynu Ike TO live your
NE over AGAIN." And owe twice as
much az / DO now7 Not muchi"
what is your idea u a Food joke7
"weu. any Joke that makes YOU mad
because you didn't think - Il your
ssIf.e
In Surrey. England. there ia n great
poultry fatteuiuR establishment ard
Il annually sends about 5000 fowls
10 London.
go your father said he must prove
his love before be ran marry YOU.
How does ~ expect him % prove ~
by figures. imagine"
Blil-Did you ever know an anna
tour fisherman 10 tell the TRUTH jim
oh yes. heard one toll another
that he was n liar
While Liverpool has greatly in
creased IN Importance ~ a shipping
port. 81 has Tor years steadily de-
cliBcd 10 ship building center.
Al mechanical powers. the screw.
lever. pulley. inclined plane. wedge.
wheel and axle we're known 10 the
anclents aud used IN every day life.
TIE staten Island Rapid TRANSIT
road has a special car for hu1dlums
on Saturday nights They are lock
ed Ia and not allowed to disturb the
peace Of respectable persons.
Part 81 the arrangements In Ton.
ncFgee to welcome tho regiment soon
% return from the Philippine is to
appointment ~ committee to- SEE
cure good business positions for the
soldiers.
a Kansas farmer had his hair cut
The other day by a barber FOR the
nrst time. on leaving the chair he
said dim1ently, w hat shah do
with the hair? DO ! have 10 take #
away with me2"
Though Russia Is one Of the great
est lumber producing countries In G'e
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning 80 changes in
priccn occurred on markets ihia
morning On Western avenue che
stock IN mostly made up Of applies.
tomatoes ard putafanH Sufua dealers
arc ouf ~ nearly everything and al
stocks arr short crauhfriiea Rrg
stlii oteHntockel.
Poultry and crrs exhibit unusual
armnrss Tar nFh. grain ana meat
markets have been steady Tor some
time.
TIE following prices are being Of
fercd 10 the producer b. the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the deck nr In ths car at Seattle;
graIn-onia. 2g00o. barley. 81 900
- o.. ~ al chit ken feed. fl9oe. bran,
fia0o. shorts. $500
Hay-PuEpt sound. per ton. 1900
AGO. Eastern Washington timothy,
gftb0. alfalfa. 60 OoH i0.oo.
EEgua strictly Fresh ranch. &c.
Butter - Fresh ranch. t1loc. best
creamery. 2tH23C.
Poultry - Chickens. live. i38iic.
ducks. i2r. turkeys. i5c: geese. iec.
cows. ad1tFr: steers. 3Auihc; good
hogs. live, "a sc. hogs. dressed. &c.
calves. dressed, large, &C.. Hmail, DC.
calves. large. live, &c; small g.
HIDES. Pclts and Wonl-iieavy
sound. aaIted steers. over 60 lbs. SIC.
medium sound. per 10. Sc; HIGHT
sound. uuicr g lbs. 7ihc, cows, sound.
al weights. nc stays. bulls and oxen
ts4so. salted kips. 7isc: colves, per 10.
SIC. green hides. ic icra than slitcd
dry hides. per 10. i2e. dry culls. one
third less. summer deer. per ID. 220
afe: winter deer. dry. i4aise; papery
deer. aai2c. dry elks. eai0o. green
Elk. tdbe. sheep pelts, 25as5c, shear
ungu. $50 Csc. Eastern Washington
wool. size Western Washington wool
iaisc. dirty or timber burned. iohc,
tallow. 2Ad2e.
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oats Oobhingl- ton. tg7d2s.
Barley steam rolled. 81 90. whole.
80.
Cara whole. f7z 90. cracked. 81
feed meat peF ten. go %.
Feed wheat. tzi. oil cake. meal.
t2s co. midaiinEa. 81 o41G3 co. bran
si1eo. shorts. &c 00Qlf %. chopped
feed. sis ooas1io0. dairy chopped
feed. sien9
Fresh Meat Uabblng1 Cow beef.
Ie per 10. steer heef. TIC per ID.
mutton. wafhrf. s. Ter 10. pork. 7tsr
PER 10. veal. large. &c per ID. small.
Toe.
Provisions Johhlng) Hams. large.
ig4e. hama. small. ifc. breakfast IA.
con. uAc. dry saited sides. sAe. Re.
sac.
Lard UabhinEl--ilame made, per
10. - Waite star. Nc. Coin special
SIZE. lard compound. tieresr. C. Rex
sac
Frezh Fish uobhingl Haiibut s'sa
tisc. salmon. c0fc. founders. s0teI
a0ies. aWae. rock cod, S0Gc. shrimp
e.. nmfii. zdfc. oysters. oiy upla. s..
p per sack. fi.so PER gallon. CLANS.
q 30 uef Raek. DuuEtnuas crabs 1--we
tiio. cooked 81 20. ling col. t1se.
black cod. eW7c. bass. smfe. cat
chihoak salmon too ~ iisrees. fai
smoking purposes. 81
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Jobbing o. citations

The iobbing quotations today were
a. follows:
Sugar OohhIngD-Golden c. in bbis,
N.cs. extra {. "a hblH. tI5' powder
81. ss.fs. dry graduated. 1850, cube,
tb.si. spot eash prices.
Flour. etc. tiobbingD FIX
ccllent. s. 30. Novelty A, ta.io. star
tbakersl. s. s.. Centennial. $3.50. Gold
Rock. 1915. California brands, Hs5.
corn meal. yellow. 81 So per 100 lbs In
io-Ib sacks, gtlt5 bbl 50-lb sacks.
corn meal. white. Si.Go per 100 lbs In
I0.lb sacks. $500 Dbl In 50-lh sacks
buckWhent -four. pure. $50 per
wheat. t22s per 100 lbs In 10
10 sacks. farlno. S2.s5 per 100
puundH In in=lh sacks, 5-ib aucks. SEQ
per cwt. ftcel cut oatmeal. &3b0 per
100 lbs IN io-lb sacks, graham Hour,
81 Is Per 100 los IN i0-lh sacks whole
wheat -four. si.S5 per 100 lbs In l0-lb
sacks. rye meal $40 per 100 lbs In
tG-ib sacks. rye flour. 1926 per 100 lbs
IN i0-tb sacks. split peas. iQ0-lh sacks.
$500. split peas. $500 per 100 lbs In
2b-Ib boxes. mixed peas, $3.50. in
sacks. pearl barley, N,0n per loo lbs
IN sack. s. 80 per cwt. in 25-ib boxes.
rolled barley &2i.0n. wheat flakes.
75-ib boxes 81 80, wheat nakes, s.. 30
per casc of 30 2-lb pkKs. In bhls $3.50
$50 lbs net. fancy rolled oats, SAGA
yellow. s2sa per hhl in bo-lb sacks;
corn meat. white $500 per Dbl In so
10 sacks. huckwheat -four. pure. 81
20 per Dbl ia 50-lb sacks; cracked
wheat. 81 per bbl IN ta-lb sacks.
steel cut oatmeal, $3.50 per Dbl In 80
Id sacks: graham nour. s2.g0 per bbl
In 50.lb sacks; whole wheat -four. 50
per Dbl IN h0zlb sacks. rye meal, 81 10
per Dbl In 50-lb sacks; rye flour. 81
per lall; fancy rolled oats, $50 lbs net
In bills. 81 %. fancy rolled oats, 90-lb
sacks, tiT0. fancy rolled oats. per
case. $3.50; chop, ao-lb sacks, $1,000
diary COW chop, S0-lh sacks. $1,000.
Coffee Oobbingl 90 Mocha,
per 10. 29W3ic; Java, per 10. Au2sc:
Costa Rica. choice. per Id. laUl9c;
Roasted -Arbuckle's. In io0-lh eases.
per 100 lbs. Sl2.25: G0-lb cases. per 100
lbs. 1926. 36-lb cases, per leo lbs.
St245. Java. 60-lb tins, per Id. 65c.
sack 34c. Alden Mocha, a1hc. Cara
cola. a2c; Guatemala, 2lc; ground
coffee, lGd20c. Lion. zoos. Sl2.25; Cos.
Sass; acc. Si2.f5.
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GREAT DEMAND
FOR SHINGLES

shiagfe mills In Washington were
never 81 busy 40 aE thc present time.
orders are coming In thick And fast
and from TIE YieH afshe trade today
tls business sill b. brisk al through
This month aud October in fact.
ahlnKis men DO rot iaak Tor any
break before the middle ~ SaH,ms
har.
cnud lions then may result tn the
usual winter closing a8Nn Tor a
peslod u ahout ~ days
Prices remain strong With an al
eancins tendency. bat az SGT there lH
nn chance tH quotations. Choice
cedar Hogs are urmiy held
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THE B0NDMEN
ASKED TO PAY

TACOMA. sept z5--Iu8Fe vii
hanson Saturday set November ~
as the day on which the suit u the
city against the bundsmeu OF form
~ city Treasurer George " Hoegs
70 recover si0s. go would be asrign-
ID to trials The date was fixed by
consent Of the attorneys interested ln
the case.
Neither Judge williamson nor
Judge Carroll is qualified to try the
case when it comes to trial Both
have served as attorneys for aame
% the interested parties A superior
court Judge from an outside county
viii be invited % 81 on the bench
during the trial of the case, and
either Judge Williamson or Judge
Carroll will exchange places with him
for the few days necessary.
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DEATH OF
w. T. MUNR0E

wilfred Thomas Monroe died yes
ferday morning Of consumption at his
residence. corner ~ Fifteenth av-
euue and Fir street Mr. Monroe
WA very well known IN this city.
For several years he was energetic
IN politics. and he was deputy
sheriff under Sheriff Wgolery While
In that capacity ne also served rs
Tailor For the past two years he
has been In the employ II the Union
Trunk line as mgtormau. He has
been sick Tor several months. Sew
eral weeks ago the boys ~ the Union
Trunk line put up q gold watch at
rarle and turned over 10 Mr Monroe
about 80. re was member Of the
knights Of Pythias. ana also ~ the
Street Railway Employees order.
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He MADE SURE
OF HIS VICTIM

CHARLESTON. " Va. Sept 81
Tae ness ~ bruiRi killing in itoone
enumtY rvHcand tie city today ~.
Bailey admlnlatrfea q larEe 1asr "
ruuEh on rats 90 hts wife and Nhiie
she vas in a dylns cDuaiton struck
her with an az. api.tiius open her
SKULL. causing instant death.
BAILEY lied g. The meuuta3ne ana II
beins hunted by posHa u enFaEcd
usen wha have awqfu - lynch hsm u
caught
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Vegetables.

Potatoes dobblnEl Native pota-
toes. 76euti On. bocts. 81 90 per sack.
carrots. per sack. 75Hs5c, string
beans. r. per ~. corn. tl2iulG5 per
sack. peas. 247c. green corn. i59f2nc
per dpz.. cueumbcrH. 2ou2ic. toma-
toes. g5c. California sweet poia-
toes. 800 per 100 lbs; bell peppers
81 0o@i %. chill peppers 2inohi %,
native onions. {L3i; California
onions. st3s. garlic. 5c III, German
prunca. G0a75c. crab apples. COO. can
teIapcs. 5ouft0o caulinowers, 7ae per
doz. lettuce. 81 % per box Of 4 daz,
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tmuSemenlS.
flasRf

Vanity Fair viii be the usxt at
traction az the Seattle Theaier. Open
iug Friday evsnins Tor a three nighfs
stand The company eamprisss ~
people. ana comes with the endorse
meat OF the press all over The eoun-
try. A xmaii-sizs fortune has been
expended on show bills alone. though
no expense has been spared IN stag
Ing the big sxtraysGan4ss The bur
iesquc Is made bright By hits az the
fads and foiltes Of the day. and aiso
by excellent spcciaiiles.
"a Breach % Promise opened at
the Third avenue theater last even
ing to standing room only. The COM
pany came here direct from New
York. and brought with u the latest
songs. gags and Epeciaiites. TIE
people are al capable In their parts.
and the production Is well staged.
Joseph Harrington. AZ 9siiiEan. and
Bert Hanesiy. as The attorney. were
exceptionally entertaining Burt
Jordan. the sport. is said 10 be the
champion buck ard wing dancer of
America. Miss Nellie seHnett WAS a
Lively new woman" AMI the grace
fui dancing - Miss Rosa Crouch
was well applsuded. soasa's Band.
closing the second act. was novel
and funny. and received repeated en-
cores
"A Breach % Promise will be the
bill throughout the week.
Heurick rbaen. when the rshenr-
sails Of one q his plays begins. sits in
the wings. silently observing. and
scribBitng notice on small slips 81
paper. Al the end % the rehearsal
h. hands these suggestions or alter
atoms to the stage manager. Next
day fhsen is in his place again.
Nothing has been changed. He scrih-
bles again and hands the slips - the
manager. saying IN his gentle man
usr; 4 am afraid YOU must have
lost ny notes yesterday. I have had
the pleasure u writing them again"
At the third rehearsal everything r.
rs before. fbseu makes no remark
till the end Of the performance. when
h addresses the manager courteous
~ In TITS wise. The ladies and - n
tleTnen are playing piece 81 which
/ am not the author" Then ne goes
of and il seen no more. not even on
the first night
Virginia Carlyle r. to come to this
country with an ancient Hlndoa
drama. "sakoOntaia, or the Lost
Ring" Ire play Is about one thous-
and years old. but has never before
been brought 70 life only in literary
form An excellent translation ia
that BY Sir william Jones. The play
IS one 81 the finest classics In Indian
literature.
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Cheese 0abbinD Native wash.
tnsten. ii0igAe Eastern. llul2c.
Eggs Qobblng)- fresh
raneh. gle
Honey white comb. ifQi6a. light
amber. ia4iics amber. i24iae.
strained. 7iaQsc.
Poultry spring chickens. g. 2GU6.
fryefa. 81 1su2 Co. live turkeys. loo
ducks. Zee. geese. Zoe. live weight
Poultry Spring chickens. ifc. live
turkey he. ducks. ige. geese. Zoe.
live Arirhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
PRESIDENT DIAz'S
WIFE IS IMPROVING

CITY or MEXICO. Sept zs.-Thc
wife u President Dlaz who has been
very slick. suffered relapse ycster-
day. but Is better today. II her I'M
prnvemcut continues the president
this week VIII petition the congress
Tor permission 10 go to Chicago to
attend the festival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
ILLINOIS COAL
WORKS BURNED

sPRINGFGELD. Ill, sept 25-
The Clear Lake coal Cumpany'a
works were burned this afternoon.
Including engine house, boiler house.
blacksmith stop, office and tower
The loss is $4,000 and r. insured for
81 600.
IL will take two months To restore
the works one hundred men are
thrown out OF employment. Tho shaft
is 1T German Prairie. i've mites
northeast of the city. on the Illinois
Central railroad.
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Sporting News
EHAsAn

Edtls Alien. xbo has done some
excellent riding East 81 the muua
tains. and Frank cottrr. WHOSE
Nhsel has often beca at the head of
the procession on Sound tracks are
10 meet ~ an early date IN this city.
IL WIii be a good race.
The Ratuierr y on the city baseball
championship yesterday afternoon.
They beat thr Nationals g. the tune
- , 50 . Case and uavey dsi bat
terry work Tor the champions. sim.
mousls and McRaV for the Nationals
Cases pitching was excellent The
Rniui.rs will now meet the Grayn.
who havs heretofore had the best u
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25
AN OVERTURNED
BOAT PICKED UP

TACOMA. Sept g5.--Iohn r Wills
picked up a salihoat IN tho vest pas
sage yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock. that was floating about bot
tom side up. The boat looked old.
and the seams were enuiked with
gunny sneka. There IL no boat miss-
ing at any Of the boathouata. and all
who wcnt sailing yesterday have r.
turned or have been accounted far.
The boat may b. an Old one that tas
been adrift Tor some time. Or e may
mean that someone vas capAlzcd aud
drowned yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

Hay OobbinEl-puRet sound. per
ton. s. ooH u1, Eastern Washington
timothy 4ii0oeti2 90. alfalfa. 81 70
oats OobhingI Per ton. Za42ic.
Harley Steam rolled. $50. whole.
SO
Corn whole. 81 o.. cracked. 81.
feed meal. pef tom. 12ie
Feed Wheat 81; uil cake. meal.
tllO0. miadlnRe. 81 01azl11. bran.
ti6oo ah1rts az chopped feed.
fis oeagi.0a. dairy chopped feed. sic
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Ne Was Consumed by Fire

Etfrauar he did nat have his mining
ssacka undsrHfitisa by 4. l.. Par
ksr 4 Co. New Yozk Hleek.
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Prices Are Advancing.

The wholesale dealers and manu-
fncturers are advancing prices on
Pianos We have made no raise as
yct. and our assortment Is com
pictc ana choice. Rumakcr tiib Sec
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lomss, and ssiIe,oE nstsasl'

Superior quality. per 81. Ne.
1 mr.. 1901. merchandise NJ. per IT.
~ toGs. No. cedar. Fsg7. common.
per NJ. t&8z. spruce logs. -. %. cedar
HhinFie bolts, sgaz7b
Pr f.um hef- Rough. = 20 thick m
tahcd. surfaced. aas OF two sliss. :.
10 and D. inches wide. fisa ~! lengths
- 10 ie feet. special lengths. t0c per
81 extra. one-inch nulsh, r2ais: al
vertical grain. - per M extra. fioo--
ing. drcnHrd and matched. uIa2i
stock boards. S-ineh. te0lS. 1o-lnch.
s. 6o4lz ~ inch. tIs0is. fencing, No.
or e-ipch nnlgh. 81. Nc. 2. -. OF
channel rustic Of drop siding. weight
900 lbs. tii4ts; nr timber. iolsts ana
aeantiinEp. rough. s. bo@ie. ; = r,
s. tgais. y \. fiiqit. box boards.
ia-inch ana up. tih.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. -. bowel siding. weight zoe
lbs. tiiRis 60. ceiling. weights. Nos.
|. 2. and 3. b-s-iuch. 100 lbs: Nos.
l. ? and !. 5s-inch. 200 lbs. tis12
walnscotlng. si0ait: rustic. t2Smss :
a. shingles. tito. standard shin
Hior. 81 10. i-Inch finiEh. Il. II and ie
feet. t25d1t. thick hnish. t2s056. &C.
dar squares. Z. :, . ana 10 feet s2iu
%. piekets. si2.
Kiln dried. 81 in advance OF green:
drayage. 5nc.
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TIN AND SHEET METAL WORK.

OF ENkRN description mtg. and repairing
furnaces ana steel stoves tin roohng, F.k
CLARK VI W Madison 81 Phone Main tSl
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\ POSITION OF Partnership with
an earnest Christian. rst-class BUSH
ness man. who is also am out and out
Third Party prahihit0nlst. Address
W. G. Dickson, Box $50, Williamsport
Ia.
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THE PACIFIC Tailoring Coolest SIS. SIS
and $50 suits made IN the city. pyelns.
cleaning repairing. 1ia Third avenue.
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Hut.

Nuts-w aingts. per ID sacks. IL
black wainuts. i3c pccans. iQe. aim,
audn. fancy. soft shell. isQtse: aim.
ouds 30. . nc. peanuts. &c. piue
Ice! ecclaHu:n. per loren. s3uaoc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

hEhTTIE BfiDGB 60 Builders ~ brdE
81. whHfYen. eqal b4hkafH. etc pie driy-
iHr aHd foundations. dssiefa Ia plies iOgs
Hri fHara.
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We have just made a strike on the
Calumet 81 Index ore aEsaying 20
per cent. viii net So a ton. We viii
be shipping ore the first week In
oeiobef. and dividend payer In
January 1900 Now IL the time 70
buy. before prlees advance. We offer
treaFurg stock AZ i0e share. Can
and see the new ore. Office go First
avenue. Tel Main e75
ron E=~fssTs
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Over so Years.

We nave Pianos at $3.50 whose man.
ufacturers have been before the pub
lie over 50 years. Why buy an un-
known make AZ higher price
Bamaker. 1875 Second avenue.
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STORAGE ANp wAREnousE.

RAISER & MORGAN. sod-aio Occidental Av;
Main lad, Ecn'l sturaEe; distributing hou,s
negotiable receipts accepted as collateral
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K're Drug Co. ftfth aud Pike
Prescription specialists. Tel. Pike %
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WANTED CLOTHING.
ANrtp.

CAsr-OFF clothing, trunks and valises
bought at no second ave. Tel, Red ilSt
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afuuuaE. TfzENFEH CO. $780,. the "a
HH1 reliable HIaHfTHft company fHtHbllrHs
- ifHI We Hfn NOW fnniI Ire HhFffafta 81
fnluinF flnirlH ~ ebony street
EEhrrfB AIHfHhef eo. 40 ~ = biE.
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Fruits

Green Fruit dobhinp)- Cncoanuts.
Sic per dpz.; lemons, S3j0Ht5u, ap-
plies. 75r0ti 30 per box bananas.
81 6nG5G0 per bunch; sweet apple
cider. 31r per gallon; peaches. orange
cllnRs. G5u75c a box; hlackbetrica.
81 COOLIES. water melons. tl,oOHt 90.
native pluma. Coo, nutmeg melons,
b0a15c, Italian prunea, 65e, California
grapes. white and black. soc: call
forula muacat, soc. ounces, sl,2l per
bax Ohio Concord grapes. 2im35c per
basket; pears. St256ft75 Tokay
grapes. soc. cranbcrfies, Ss.75.
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i. T. tAHhIif4 iHwyer proctor lu admr
fHItf and solicitor ~ pHt ate No as
tehfila hHluuHl bHnk hulldIng
fHAH =. lHDH. ROOMS itaf5 Halter bldg.
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sHlp cHAsDLeRs.

suNpE & ERLAND. Yesler wharf. sail
makers. rtggeru aid ship chambers; man
ufacturrrs " tents. tarpaulinH. mininl
hose. canvas Of all widths.
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Duttot Choose, Gggs and Poultry

Bultcr-Raneh. i00i2c. fancy dni-
~. In squares l20iic; Washington
creamerles. pound prints 2Gc. East
crn Iowa and Elgin, 20M22c.
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WANTED HiIuru. eaa1HfneH. cooke an4
walters. rnrtHsrfs, hferrH farm hands
g. w. men IT g. IS sHl =. = u. y, -
ffuf rHHa zoe taffHan tunnel. ~ fttwr
fpfd'a 80 W HiIH - Tri Hiark ti7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-25

NEW HOME sewing machines. Rest ana
cheapest machine made, sold on casy pay
mcnta. 0fnce next door 20 postofhce.
WHITE Is KING Of all sowing machines
Sold ~ II. ID. Noris. i0o1 Second av: pio-
nser dealer in sowing machines and sew
ing machine supplies. Tel. Bun cal.
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DfSTisr..

ATLAS DE works. "a Union street, Tel,
phone haT ip0i. Tue oniy fr~nSh ~
hauHs s. the city.
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DYrINo AND oInAsfNa.

SEATTLE Clothss Pressing Co. hep y
clothes In SHAPE fof q 10 mo. dysi
tssanlnN. repairing. ilgs "a. Tel Bur 10
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5AMiiiso TESTs
CLOTHES CLEANING.

s-s=s.-sss=asa-
FuH SALE sf Frus--Tsnts eli sizes. nsw
second hand. cheap invalid roller cha
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@. A. coRBETT.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

HOUNDS. Ulflsfsen a OH. Contractors ana
builders ilOs Western Ave Tel Bur esl
RANDALL general iobsias. Tel oresa %.
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HURnEn type. aluminium and enamel let
tefs for signs and house numbers, Chas.
Meston. $40 Neslor way. Tel. Black i942.
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FuUND-Ths place 70 buy stoves. furn.-
tufe, Invalid chain. crpck<ff. ptiio~e
esmiortH. taftzsr chairs. mirrurs. PIANOS.
sewing tnhrhi aes4 everything and any.
thinr = Chapins second hama store. col
al nAa IlAs atfset.
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II ~ pEpEw. dentist. spsciaIis. in Gro,
and bridge aafA. a. bafs. building.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Tomorrow evening the Epworth
league of the Asbury Methodist Epis-
oopal church will hold a First social
in the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. d. Jenkins, of Ca
pouse avenue, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Grace, to
DR.. Welcome C.. Snover, of Adams
avenue.
Rev. James A. Martin, for some time
past assistant priest at st. Pauls
church, was yesterday assigned to the
pastorate of st. Francis church at
Nanticoke
John Webster, of Dickson avenue
is able to be out again after a severe
attack of diphtheria.
Woman's meeting for prayer in the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church this
afternoon at half-past three.
The second degree will be conferred
Thursday evening at the regular meet
ing of Green Ridge lodge, l. o. o. f..
Miss Ida Giesner, of Monsey avenue,
is visiting friends in Pittston.
George Guy and family, of East
Market street, have moved into the
Drown building on Dickson avenue.
Mr.. George Weidman, of Adams ave-
nue.. has resigned his position with
E. s. Pratt and will leave today for
Wilkes Barre where he will have
charge Of one of the stores belonging
to Shafer Brothers.