davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
HELPS
A MURDERER
The Two Principal Witnesses
In the Case Gre Dead.

KANsAR CITY. April death
may yet compel the state 20 dismiss
the case q murder against William
II Reed. The states tNs beat Wit
nssaca. the only rten who werr said
10 have witnessed the Killing. have
died since the case was first set for
trial a month ago.
Reed 10 q SECOND hand dealer. he
10 charged with killing John Fais.
who vas . street railway enpioye,
With a pick Va frout Il hia store enc
morning Las July. They had guar
relied about a small business deal.
The only two men Whn declared they
haa rnsn the KILLING were stephen
johnson ana GcnrEv r. Cooper. ne.
gfo DRIVERS % moving van. rhrs
vves fiakaiuE at the time and Haii
thar Reed struck Falk With the pick,
Reed aayH he struck Faik With his
arsf ard that Fax fen on the piek
The trial waa So fof one mnrnlng
nVr weeks ago. bat johnson waA
suffering from fan from his Wa
rnn and WIS w the hospital The
trial was reae, but few darE be-
fore II wAs eaiird Johnson died and
In vas postponed again. Tho james
trial then crowd ed it further a9~ n
on the docket. Then Judge WeTofi
was taken sick and the last settling
vvaa for next Monday This mnruins
or Iart right Cooper dlai a. bis home
ana this leaves the state practically
without eunyirtiuF witness Neths
Ing can BE- done now but to continue
the trial and $50 u the testimony
.rannst be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Lumber and Building Material.

Lozs-superior quality. per NJ. No.
flr. 1907. mcrchantahlc mr.. N.hQG
5.55. No. cedar teH7. common. per
NJ. S1sod5: spruce logs. $50. cedar
ahlnEle bolts, s2250aeo
Fir Lumber-ilough. s.. thick nm
ish. surfaced, one or two sides. g. 10
and IL inches wide. $1,000. lengths
y TO 10 feet. special lengths. 5oc per
NJ extra. one-inch finish. ti10iS. cit
vertical grain. 81 per NJ extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. sra
p stock hoardn. s-inch. s94iS. 10
Inch. 50 50diS: 12-iuch. tisGl9. Fcnc-
Ing. No. Z or s-inch finish. 50. No. ..
80. V or channel rustic or drop sid
ing. weight 1000 lbs. sii9it Fir tim
Der iolHts and scantlinga, rough.
fs.g0Tis. s Y. S95odis. $ I :.
tlidit Box boards. 12-inoh and up.
SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber 49,
Rough. ss@a: bevel siding. weight 100
lbs. tit0ih.50; ceiling. weights Nos. l
2 ana Z, h-inch. 1900 lbs. Nos. /. :.
and a. yS-inch 200 lbs. ti3n2T walns-
eoting. si0aii. rustic. s25Ges ~
shingles. si95. standard shingles
ITO. t-lnch finish, Il, "a and i6 feet.
i2sd9i: thick finish. S2SH3s, cedar
squares. :, 8, and 10 feet. s2i83o.
plckcts. tl2.
Riln-dried. 81 In advance OF green.
prayage. Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
orR pury ~ run PHILIPPINES

The London Speaker. commenting
upon the dieieultles Of the Ameri-
cans In che Philippines aud the en-
erEcnelos which may arise IA the
future. SAYS
III must b. noted throughout tbs
present struggle that the fgllpiuos
have put themselves In the WRONG.
The plea that they were lighting Ia
defense ~ their rights does not hold
good In the ease ~ Manila. which II
the center OF Europeaa interests"
The Speaker has touched upon an
important feature 81 the Philippine
problem. We are prone 20 consider
only the rliplnoA IL dealing with
the situation, There are the Inter-
cs;s Of white men u De considered
and white meg have been living aud
trading Ia the Philippines almost
continuously from the days ~ Mh-
gellan. moFr than $50 years. White
men built Manila about three cea-
turtles ako. making a city from a
group Of bamboo huts. Tho Span
iards have been true e. the policy.
which they began early Ia AT their
colonies % sxtoriiug tribute from
their subjects ard they saueezcd
these unhappy islanders 50 rapa-
cicusly ana - cruelty that it u no
wonder that the Ftllpinos rose IA
rebellion.
Hut apart from this, the RESPONSE
bllitles OF the American nation 20
the eis1ared world Rre such that g
cannot permit the whites 10 BE- iriv-
en- out and the islands 20 b. ahan.
doned 10 barbarism. We cannot al
low the Fillpinos 20 choke up the
wells and throw ashes an tae
eward~ In such a center u civilira-
ton as Manila has beeume. We
cannot. IN view % an oar sesponsl-
Utilities before the world. bceconsent~
ing witnesses 70 the invasion and
footing ef any white mans port By
half taught savsEes. Ne useful
harbor IA the Philippines can b. hll-
ed up nor any needed light b. ex-
,inguished without shame 10 the
whole people Of the United States
OF America
This country must suppress Axulu-
aldo. a. Great Britain suppressed
Arab Pashs In Egypt. 30 conserve
the interests Of white msn. what
ever measure % pelf-Epverumeut
may be conceded % the Fiiiplnus in
the future. or whatever may be the
relations Of these islands 10 tbs
United states. the frsf duty Of this
government IL 70 subduc AEuinaido
and his insurrcetion. reNtees peace
at Manila. and protect the interests
OF the whites. 80 that the commerce
Of the islands may be maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Tried to Poison . Family.

MUSctE. Ind. Apfn last
nlght George nr1nks. his wife and
two daughters. liyinF au West ebsr-
latte street. drank % the water 81 a
well on the premises and al became
iu Yesterday tbs family refused
anaiHtancs 20 a tramp. who went
away threatening revenge a white
powder eaa fuHad on the boards
covering the well. bgt none II V vas
saved. Prompt medical ATTENDANCE
prevented serious results q the
members Of the family. II Is beliov-
I'd the water was poisoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
BY LAND
To ASIA
The Aleutian islands
Are Rising.
IND WILL FORM Al iSTnNlS
Connecting Alaska With the land
OF Mongolia Tho Yukon
River an tSpsnsionlst.
IND WILL FORM Az iSTnNlS

There viii BE- a bridge connect
lbs this country with Asia al no very
distant day said Professor ". ).
hcGen thg Government scientist rt
Washington II you viii look at
any man u The world you will ma
the bridge J speak 81 Indicated hy
the line n the Aigutinn chain. which
extends from southwestern Alaska
westward IN a curve bearing some
what toward the south Thia chain.
supplemented by certain Russian Isle
ADDS. which. physiogranhleaiiy
speaking. form part u the same -ya-
tenn. Is she southern boundary u
Herring sea me line 81 Islands ea-
tnna clear across from Alaska e the
Asiatlc eide. Nlih many gaps ho-
tween. which. az I have stated. re-
main yet 20 be filled Ia before the
bridge Is nnishede
Dat hos do you know that they
vii be ated M. vas asked.
The best reasons exist f1r know
lus they must be niled IN. and thni
the land bridge between our own
territory and Asia viii be made com
piete. II - a certainty. entirely be-
yond fisputc. that the islands n the
Alsutian chain are steadily rising.
in fae, = gradual folding up u that
part Of the esrth's crust IL taking
place. and the line Of the fold u -.
preHentea BY the Aleuthn islands.
Nhleh constitute the system across
% Kamehsfka.
The territorial expansion ~ the
United States IL progressing by nat
oral. as well a. through political.
means II II progressing In north
westerly direction. owing 20 seq
iosto causes. the dry land Of West
ern AiaEka gaining steadily on the
sea. In other words the west coast
- tfncle Sans Arctic province l.
Advancing toward thu Asiatie shore
The Yukon river il continually
bringing down to tire roast riyYrmous
Quantities of deiftfuH Hud aefusiunE
& ~ shore. The aetfitus does ex-
artiy shat e. accefnpiished In elites
whore the refuse dumps eventually
form great AREAS % new ground for
the extension - streets and the
foundation - houses. IN a word.
IL IL a ianfmhksr. and In the way I
describe a.. hes added Thousands 81
squares mites 10 the Alaskan ter
ritary II has built the whole %
the Immense Yukon delta. ana has
aade the waters OF shore - ahai-
low that even small vessels can
hardly yet within sight Of the coas.-
Necessarily. before very many yeass
have elapsed. these shadows viii b.
converted Ia their turn into dry lani
by the continuous outpout Of ma
.sfial from the river"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05

So far as state aia and comfort
10 corporate manopolics - concern
"a IN the United States. New Jersey
stu leads the van % snbaorvient
communities. The legislature which
finally adjourned last week AZ Tfeu-
ton PASSED enly three hills ageetinE
corporations but thesc were hishly
Important, since they were mant
testify designed C. enuntrract az FAR
la possible the restrictive effects ~
sntl monopoly legislation In either
States. The limitation of deciara-
ary purpose has been abolished. and
corporations may be organized here
after in New Jersey Tor ANY lawful
purpose or purposes whatever
exceptions being made u banks.
trust companies. railroad. canal and
;elephnpe corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Druggists Troubles.

KANSAS CITY. April 5.-The re-
tan druggists ~ Kanaaa CITY have
been holding meetings In the last
week In which steps were tahcn 70.
ward formal action In the agitation
against the eut rate stores. The
agitation has been on Tor three yeNrs
hut nothing was done which might
bring about a Fighting ~ the reput-
ed wrongs In the recent meetings
~ the druggists u was proposed to
boycott the wholesale dealers. the
iohbers and manufacturers who sell
proprietary medicines 60 the cut
rate stores.
The other druggists assert that the
cut rate stores VIII sell the medi-
cines at prices below their actual
cost. rcimbursinE Themselves on the
other goods sold TO persons at
trnrtea BY their advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Career OF Grant cillett.

KANeAs CITY. April s-A spe-
elai 10 the Journal from El Paso.
Tex. says
Grant q. Glilett. the Kansas plum
ger. who escaped to Mexico aftrr
abaconfing with two dozen cattle
mems money. claims TO have made
n contract with a Chicago ntocknna
named Burke 10 look after his cattle
interests IN Peru. Coon after his
arrival In Mexico Gillette purchased
hotel at Chihuahua. which ne Is
said to have iust sold at a loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Fight Was a Draw.

NEW YORK. April s--Rcferee
White declared the twenty round
bout last night between Dan Greed
on. Of Australia. and Tommy West.
Of this r'ty, u draw. Crecdon really
had the best Of the milt and West
WINS exceedingly fortunate Ia getting
an even break. The contest was
fast uud furious, and Crecdon eX-
hibted unmual elevcrncsa, Crcedon
weighed 100 pounds, while West
tipped the scales at 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
LEG CRUSHED.
kiondiker Run Over BY a
Freight Train.

Peter Mcdonald. a wealthy Kion-
ilksr. hal his rteht leg crushed be-
tween two Great Northern ears last
night near the White star dork IN
company wisb his broker inslaw. G.
Mcdonald. he was ,vs his way %
The white Star dock O. sail Tor The
north on the steamer f.auraia. They
were IN a hurry. and instead - Ee-
ing around tn. freight train attempt
ed 10 go between two ears watch
we're 20 Be coupled. while Melon
AID was between the cars they came
together and he was caught. lie
was taken 20 Providence hospital,
where his left lex was anputatsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
LAW
AND ITS NAME
Ancestor of Founder Of Lynch
burg, Va, the Author.

II IL not surprising. IN view Of the
frequency with which lynehinEs and
various acts on the vlgilante order
Ike the recent killing 81 defenacless
negro prisoners IN Georgia, are per
pstratod In the United states. that
lynch law" Is considered an Ameri-
can institution. especially as mo- less
an authority than Noah Wooster
attributes It's origin 10 certain sum
mary executions which TOOK place
long ago undor the direction OF "a
virginia farmer named Lynch. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05

failed Tho starving population are
as badly off "a thcy were IN 1891.
%. whcn ala was sent from rhus-
dclphla. Fvyer aud the other mallg.
nant plaques Witch ever follow la
The footsteps ~ famine are adding 20
thc number ~ me helpless victims
ot starvatih' 'fFe russian gov.
eminent. - Iaee9Iat and poteft ia
ms attitude Ha he other Great
Powers Of % satta eema either uns
Willing or ineHH "A "a check the
misery and sat b lives Of It's I'M
happy subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
o'KEEFE ACQUITTED.

william O.Keofe. alias Charles
Harper. an ALLEGED hunco man who
was arrested here several weeks ago
nv Detective Nsf-dith on "a war
rant from Los Angeles, has been nr-
quilted In that place on the charge
If assault with intent - commit
murder. O'Kecfe went by the name
Of Harper Ia Seattle. His arrest VAS
the result Of n saloon row In los
Angeles. Harper drew a revolver
pnd nred at the bartender, wouuding
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05

= Pugtt sound spring weather
Tor so has arrived. II Is a glorious
reality et sunny Kisses heavenly
bushes aud halmy hreezer, New n
the TIME fof the Eastern bameaeek-
sr. tired % the widowed imitation
spring weather faisied upon him bs
the e0e'e weather clerks Of the At
lantle coast. g. come tn Seattle and
dHuk in ere April oaane % the
pfymrlla We caanoi export Z Ia
bottles sten mutt some here to
partaka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Tacoma Goes Republican

TACOMA. April 6--The municipal
election passed or very quietly yes
tcrday. only 2S6S votes being polled
out Of registration Of 4SsS. EIGHT
couneilmen were elected, six being
Republicans. ono Democrat. and one
silver Republican, The new coun-
ell VIII DE composed Of twelve Re-
pubIleaus, two Democrats, one Silver
Republican, and one Populist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
LRuRApn FOR ALASKA.

Steamer Jaurada sailed last even
lnE for Alaskan ports. She had on
beard the following passengers; L.
l. Long. c. Muster. 81. N Seymour.
Eric Anderson. William steel, r. c.
smtlsan. T.. r Noble, J. <. Adams.
j. Barrack. +. Bennett. w. F. GSllett.
=. Fitzpatrick. Mike Harrington,
Robert Lasahary, John McMeekin.
*. X. Tclg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Commodore" at the Third
avenue thsntcr Il ono ~ the best wer
dramas seen ~ this city for long
time The company Il an excellent
one. and the special scenery makes
the play exceedingly realistic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Fruits.

Green Fruit Oohbinr) - Oranges.
Seeding. 5000. uavols. t27sas:
lemons. t2as. apples. fancy. tig5
a. per box. cooking apples. s5edli
per box. bananas. stTsng50 Per
bunch; California black nEa. 20-lb
boxes. 9. 20: smyrna figH. ~ per 10.
new dates. 7Mc. sweet apple cider.
cartons. ti15. Med. sweets. g. ESQ
2 60! tAnrarlnes. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
DANGERS oF mon EXPLOSIVES

There IL much yet 20 be learned
about sraokeless powder. as the
bursting OF a i0-ineh FfHed ggn AZ
Sandy Hook the other day clearly
denotes. This was a new eun frnm
che waterviist factory ara there
was no aaw or unsoundneHs IN It's
construction. Under ordinary ron-
ditions such a weapon should
have been good for many years o.
hard service: hut the second fun
charge Of smokrtsss powder nred
from Il completely destroyed the 2s-
ton piece Of ordnance. which had
cost $40 600. The hreech block. about
800 pounds IN weight. was blown
back through an earthen bomb
proof Ave feet thick. killing one
man and woundlng two others a. f
sped on it's destructive course. Tha
powder charge was the regulation
amount. i71 pounda. and the pro-
jectiie was an ordinary t1-inch shell.
Obviously. an explosion o. this
sort could be due only % the devel-
opment Of an extraordinary degree
Of energy In the regulation charge
OF smokelesH powder High explo-
sives are uncertain and treacheroua.
and those most familiar with Them
are most cautious in handling them.
There was no negligence IN this In
stance. but only the sudden and un-
explained development Of a degree
OF pressure far beyond any that had
been noted in previous trials. The
first fun charge Of srnoksiesn pow
der eSerted pressure. according to
the attached indicator. Of 1900
pounds 20 the inrh. Tho second sim
liar charge. which wrecked the gun.
sent the index Of the pressure indl-
Gator up TO it's fun registered capa-
city OF 10000 pounds. and how much
higher was the pressure sxsrted can
only be conjecturad.
An accident Of such destructive a
character should be impossible on
board OF our SHIPS OF war or IN the
classmates Of our coast defences. II
could not happen with common
black powder ss a charge. since the
decorative force Of the older eXpio-
sive is constant and well within the
limits OF resistance Of modern ord
nance. But the new high explosives
have an unknown range 81 destruc-
tive energy. never yet measured or
understood. within the radius of
which the modern hieh power gun
must be regarded az subject 10 de-
struction. To remedy this unto
ward situation It Will be necessary
either 70 improve the quality Of the
powder or 10 increase the size and
resisting power 81 the gums.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS

wednesday morninE-Trade was
slow on Woisi street Lettuce T.
more plentiful than last week.
Poultry - weaker The potato
market II still unchanged. Cabbage
stili quotes AZ ~ cents. EEEs are
bought for i5o and apid at Ice.
The following prices are being ~.
fersd 10 the producer hr the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock OF In the car at Seattle.
Grain - oats. 81: barley. $50
wheat. chicken feed. si9. bran.
SIS. shorts. fis.
Hay - Puget sound. 81 pes ton:
Easiern Washington timothy. tii.to
1t2. alfalfa. s..
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch. u
aitc.
butter - Fresh ranch. io1iie;
creamery. 7zH2Sc.
Poultry - Chickens. live. lie: live
turkcya.. isc.
Live stock Choice beef cattle. cows
&c. steers. sh0sc. coed hogs. live.
&c: hogs. dressed 6Ac. calves.
dressed. large. SC; small. DC: calves.
live. large. &c. small &C..
Hides. peltH and Wool - Heavy
sound saitcd steers over 60 pounds.
SC: medium sound. per pound. TAc.
llght sound. under ca pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. 7e. stays.
bulls and oxen. tISo. asiied kips.
&c. calves. per pound. = green htics.
lie less than aaited. dry hides. per
pound. i2c. dry rulls one third less;
summer deer. per pound, za42toi
winter deer. dry. itutse: papery
deer. eai7e. dry eiks. aNioe: green
elk. id6c. sheep pelts. 2iaa5e; shear
Hugs. itQ25c. Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool,
Ice. dirty or timber burned, iOo: tai
low. 2ha3Ae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. April s. - Cattle -
Becves unchanged; stockors. 81 25M5:
COWS. n.75aAS5; Texans. S275dt95.
Hogs - Hcavy unchanged, pigs.
So 20U375s
Sheep unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Vegetables

Potatoes 0obbingl - white River
nurbanks. fa5Ws9 Island Early Rose
s5s: Island white. i1su -. Yakima
and Oregon. Gte: native all
yer skin onions. ti29is per ton; ore
Fon anL Yakima silver skin. fancy.
uEagi per ton. bee;s. 81 per sack
carrots &c per sack; rotabagas
sse per sack. turnips. CSC Per
sack. cabbage. &c. parHnipS. 1861
per sack. cauiifiower. SOC Per
dozen: green peas. &C.. artichokeE,
Coo per dozen. garlic. &c: celery.
California asparagus. sefsc per 10.
rhuharb. &c per ~. tomatoes. t...5 per
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Jobblng Quotations.

The iobbing quotations today were
az follows:
Sugar 0obblnE)-Golden c. in bbls.
NC. extra G. In bbls. 47sc: powdered,
b7sc. dry RrRnulated. bAe. cube, 5Ac;
beet, 59a; spot cash prices.
Flour, etc. Jobbinsl--Patent Ex-
ccuert. Sass; Novelty A, $500, Star
tbakersD. s2.75. California brands.
30: corn meal. yellow. $50 per 100
lbs IN 10Th sacks, corn meal, white,
MSS per 100 lbs IN io-lh sacks. buck
wheat nour. pure. $3.50 per 90 lbs in
g-lh sacks: cracked wheat. S22a per
100 lbs In in-lb sacks; farlna, 81 50
per 100 lbs In 10Th sacks; fnrinn. 81
per 100 lhs IN 5-lh sacks. ateel-cut oat
meal. 81. so per 100 lbs IN i0-lh sacks
graham hour. t.75 per 100 lbs IN lo-lb
Jacks; whole wheat -four, sie- per
100 lbs In i0-lb snckH; rye meal $40
per 100 lbs In lob sacks; rye flour,
Sc. 25 per 100 lbs In 10-lh sacks; split
peas. i00-lb sacks, $3.50; srllt peas,
81 per 100 lbs In 25-lh boxes; pearl
barley. s42a per 100 lbs In sacks;
wheat nnltcs. 75.lb boxes, t2l0;
wheat flakes. 50 so per case Of 90 2-lb
pl1gs. fancy rolled oats, sass per
bale, in 9-lb sacks. corn meal, yellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05

1880 per hbl IN s0-lb sacks corn
meal white. 800 per Dbl Ia 1bsih
sncke. bucitwheat four, pure. 81 20
per Dbl IN 50.lb nacka. cracked
wheat ~ per Dbl in b0-ib aarka steel
cut cat meal. 81 20 per bbi Ia f1-ib
sacks, graham Hour. g. 20 per bhl IT.
b0slb sack whole wheat Hour, g. per
hbl In Col. sacks rye meal. & rs per
hbi Ia 5oelh sacks rye -four 80 pei
bbl, fancy rolled oats. 1870 lbs net hbls.
l5.4S. fancy rolled oats. gg-lh sacks.
$50. fancy rolled oats. per case,
i2.76.
Coffee GohhIne) Green Mocha.
per 10, 2aaaie Java. per ~. 2i0sse.
Costa Rlea, choice per 10. zee Zoe.
Roasted =Arbuctie.f. ia 100 10 eases.
per cwt. tii1s. G0-Ib eases. per est.
9lit5. sG-tb caaer. per ~. fif3a.
Java. bQ-ib tins. per %. Go. strls. aie.
Aden Mocha. a1ibe caracoth. zee.
Guatemala. gle. ground coffee iea
goo Lion. zoos. 81 70. Cos. 81 S.. ase.
tii9b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Nee, Prices

Fresh Meat 0abblne)-cow beef
Ee per 10. steer beef. sue per 10
mutton. wether. &c per ID pork. 7Hs
per ID. veal. large. &c per ID. small
Zee
Provisions OobbinRt Hams. large
ios5e. hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. lite. dry raite1 sides TAG.
Lard Uobbinel Home made. per ~
7.c. white Star. Sc. Coin Special.
sac. lard. compound. uerces. ste,
Rex. sAe.
Fresh Fish gohhing) -Haiibut. I
aEe. salmon. 50se. steeihead Eal-
mon. salne. salmon trout. iziSe,
nounaera. aGt. soies, C. rock cod. &c
trout. igts9lsc: shrimps. iQc. shai.
saTc. smeit. t9Sc. Columbia river
urneir. aqte. herring. aafe: tom cod
g. oysters. o,ympia.f 1to per saet
81 80 per gallon. clans. u-bo pr
sack: DunKeness crabs. live. I-io
cooked. u-zp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05

Before the harvesta shall he gath
cred It may be necessary Tor the
people Of the United States 10 hold
out a helping hand 70 the starving
peasants N Russia. Late advi-aa
from the middle provinces II Euro
pean Russia leave no doubt ~ Tho
terrible destituti0n which prevails m
great areas whera the crops have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Butter. Choose. tags and Poultry

liutter Ranch i60I2e: fancy
dairy. 10 squares. i50i7c. Washing.
ton creamsries. lib prints aiNzea
Eastern. Iowa and EiRln. 5000
Cheese Jobblnel Native wash
lnston. i2iAWlie. Eastern. iza0
isisc.
Eggs Oohhinel - Strictly fresh
ranch. is@iGc
Comb honey - California. i3c.
strained. &c
Poultry Dressed chickens. ts0Iec
live chickens. i4e. live turkeys. 100
ibe. dressed geese. i3dttc. dressed
turkeys. isQl7c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05
Hay. Grain and feed.

Hay OobbingJ - Puget Sound. PET
ton tTMa Eastern Washington tim.
othy. tisait. alfalfa. $40
oats 3ebblnFJ Per ton, izsW10
Harley ROLLED. tg792s
Corn Whole. 81 90 cracked. 81
feed meal per tan. SO
Feed =wnsat. tzids2i oil cake msaI
SIS. middiinEs. t2lQ2z. bran. 81
shorts. as. chopped feed. tzi6z1I
dairy chopped feed SO. seed oats
saaa12.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-05

wainuts. per ID. sacks. iaafar.
Eastern black wRlnuts. Zoe. pecans.
i29ise; niberts. lie. almonds. fancy.
hoft shell. isW1oe. almonds. No. 2.
ie8i7e; peanuts. c47e. pine. iEe.
hickory. Toe. coenanuta. per dozen.
IL I...a..-o-.. a. r..r III