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less 1O1; Tildy Ann, 1O2; The Light, 1O5 Morea, Domsie Pauline J., 106; Parakeet 107; The Sluggard. 11o; Diggs, Sir Blaze, IA; Kings Highway, 11S; Braw Lad, 12l.
 Aqueduct Course Opened
 New York, April 16.-The racing season in New York state was formally opened today by the Queens County Jockey club at Aqueduct The largest crowd in the history of the track was on hand. The weather was fine, the track fast and a good days sport was enjoyed. The Carter handicap, run as the fourth race, was the feature of the day. Box, well handled by Maher, won cleverly after a drive through the stretch with Boney Boy, the Kentuck ian and Modrine. Summarizes:
 First race, five furlongs-Her Ladyship, 94 (Phelan), 15 to 1, won; Harry Reed, 106 (McIntyre), 10 to 1 and to 1, second; Sir Christopher, Ill (MitchelD, 16 to 5, third. Time, 1:01 2-5.
 Second race, four and one-half furongs- William Ack, 97 (Seaton), 50 to 1. won; The Regent, 107 (Spencer), to and to 5, sec ond; Educate, 109 (McJoynD, 6 to 5, third. Time, 0:56 3-5.
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs- Cupidity, 1O3 (Clawson), to l. won Ma tive, 109 (Hamilton), 50 to and 20 to 1, sec ond; Elfin Conig, 116 (H. Lewis), to 5, third. Time, 1:0S 4-5.
 Fourth race, the Carter Handicap, about seven furlongs-Box, 125 (Maher), to 1, won; Boney Boy, 10S (Mitche1D, to 1 and to l, second; The Kentuckian, IA (OLea- ry), 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:26.
 Fifth race, about seven furlongs, selling Sky Scraper, 106 (Bullman). 2 to l. won: Tyrshena, 10S (Phelan), Il to and to 5, second; Sweet Caporal 112 (MitchelD to 2, third. Time, 1:27.
 . iyth -hal Ondurlis, 106 (OConnor) to g. won; Ken ilworth, 109 (Bullman), 3 to 1 and even, second Tonicum, 1O9 (McJoyn), to and to 5, third Time, 0:56 2-5.
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FIRST OFFICIAL FETE
Presinent Loubet Entertains 26O Guests
 at Dinner

Paris, April 16.-The first of the series of official fetes to be given in connection with the exhibition took place tonight at the Elysee Palace. President Loubet enter tained 26O guests at dinner the largest number ever seated at an Elysee banquet. Among those present were the diplomatic corps and the commissioners general of the various nations represented at the ex- position. The decorations were very elaborate. Following the banquet a re- ception was held, to which 6,00O invitations were issued
 General Horace Porter, United States ambassador; MT. Peck United States com missioner general, and Benjamin D. Wood ward, United States assistant commission CT general, attended the banquet.
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SUPERB DOUBLE
Daily Passenger Service to Cincinnati
 and Louisville

The Alabama Great Southern Railroad operates two daily passenger trains between Birmingham and Cincinnati and Louisville on quick and convenient schedules.
 No. 2 ''Cincinnati Limited" solid vesti- buled train, leaves Birmingham daily at 5:55 a. m, arrives Louisville 7:35 p. m., Cincln- natl 7:3O D. m. Through sleeper to Cincin- natl; also cafe dining and observation car, serving all meals la carte, Attalla, Ala, to Cincinnati.
 leaves Birmingham daily at AIS p. m., ar rives Louisville 7:55 a. m., Cincinnati 7:45 a. m. Through sleepers Birmingham to
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All Well at Mafeking

Lorenzo Marquez, April 16.-Lieutenant Smitheman, a Rhodseian scout, who en- tered Mafekink through the Boer lines, has returned to Colonel Plumers camp with dispatches from Mafeking saying that all was well there April &.
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THE ALABAMA HOME has $25.oOo per month to loan to build houses on vacant lots; the limit of cost Is smaller In this association than in any other company Apply to W. V. M. Robertson. G. M. 2oOs lst avenue.
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Louisville: also sleeper and free reclining chair car, Chattanooga to Cincinnati,
 The scenic line via Lookout Mountain. Detailed information, sleeping car reser. vations, etc., cheerfully furnished upon an pication to R. M. Ellis, Traveling Passen. ger Agent, 2019 First Avenue. Phone, 617,
 3-30-tf l
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  The writer has New York and Brooklyn the largest crowded just such
  portne tn o
  outside When nicely dried all  thousand odd
 
  s
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Big Auction Sale at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. every day this week. Private sales all day long. Must vacate. Our store is sold.
 CHAMBLEE BROS. :. ~
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 men. impediments to marriage, and all forms of chronic. nervous, blood and pri- yate diseases.
 EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DIsEAsu POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE.
 Consultations at office or by mail are in. vited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we fur. nish all medicines.
 Birmingham Daily News: '-rhe News eomrperds him GOT. Dozier) most cordially to all those in need of his services" Age-Heraldi Ills long record and ap- proved abilities entitle him to the proud Distinction of standing at the head of his profession"
 Ale6AmA Christian Advocate, His pro- f1silonAi st1ndint is nnimpsaohabls, and bis OhAra .'sf ss : ssnslsfAsA and citizen is office and Dispensary corner Third ave- nds and Nineteenth street, Birmingham,
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sALEsMEN WANTED
SITUATION WANTED
lst avenue

SITUATION WANTED by an experienced bookkeeper and storeman, thoroughly fa- miliar with business of mining compan- ies Birmingham references. Address Bookkeeper, care Age-Herald. 4-11-7t
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Seed oats. J. H. Mccary Co.
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REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS rOk SALE.


 BARGAINS rOh SALE. $4,500-Nice new 7-room modern house, l6lS 11th avenue, South. S1 1500-12 choice lots, 50x200 each, Woodlawn. $27, ,000-6 brick stores, 1st avenue This prop erty will advance greatly. s1. .6OO-Lot 40x14O, north 20th street; partial improvements; rents for s1S0 per year. s6 6OOO-Residence, Fist street; rents for $6Sp per annum. s15O per acre for 90 acres 9 miles west of Birmingham; car line runs through it; Is divided into S60 lots. which is $375o a lot. s4OO to s6O0-A lot in Southwest Land Com panys survey in Birmingham. The pret- tiest property in the city; graded streets. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance one. two and three years. We represent the best Fire Insurance com panies.
 CHICHESTER, YANcEY & ORR, Telephone 606. 214 21st St.
 NEW LIST OF BARGAINS. $4 $42OO-7-room, kitchen and servants room; all modern Improvements. 18th street, near 5th ave-, north. $1 $1550-House and lot adjoining above. $4,2O0-Elegant residence, Culloms Addi- tion. Lot 100 feet front stone wall; mod ern. s5,OOO-Vacant lot, Morris ave-. 5OxS21k. $7 250-Corner lot near Jefferson theatre $4000-Vacant lot, South 2Oth street, 80 foot front. $4,2oo-Vacant lot, South Fist street, 137 foot front. s2,5O0-Vacant lot on Highlands, 1855 foot front. s2,2OO-vacant lot on Highlands. 126 foot front. $15, ,OOO-2O26 Second avenue, 4-story brick
 w. B. LEEDY & CO.,, Phone 42
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BOARDERS WANTED
 
 COMFORTABLE ROOM and board, 605 North 20th. 4-15-1w DON'T buy lamps gas fixtures when electricity Is so much better and about as cheap when used on meter 9-12-tf
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"The Largest Store South
 of the Ohio. ''
"The Largest Store South
 of the 0hiO."
Store AglOW With Silk Enthusiasm

 teday enthusiastic the silks oonye particularly the that decides  the the South have silks handsome texture and such been sold low prices
  Birmingham economical place ve
  possible ostl with the No
 
 
  real,  o mediocre  thinking $67O divided these silks "Sifenng the trade the absolutely Thr s and selling reduction the following ecaptu appended:
 On tables Mo- and are the 50c silks for 39c On tables Mo- and are the 75c silks for soc On tables Mo- and the $l.25 silks for soc On tables Mo- and are the $l.5O silks for $lOO The storm should not stop you from
 attending the sale. Advertising dictates these lines the hgte of Heaven
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MISCELLANEOUS

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES al wholesale C, ana an retail United Electric Co. n-zo-o PHONE 36-The Special Messenger SerVlce' 2003 2d avenue. delivers notes, parcels, trunks, vahses, etc., to all parts or city' 15c. Business confidential. Want any thing call 36. s. Y. Hampton, manager 2-6-t If.
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OR. Q. T. DOZlER
 SPECIALIST.

Genito Urinary
 Surgery.
 Cutaneous and seiereal diseases. All delicate dis orders of sexual organs and pel- vic viscera of men and women, Cystitis, stricture, sexual weakness. prostititis. irreg. .A q. al NN-
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 EllR SAIL

FOR SALE-One secondhand passenger elevator W. N. Malone & Co.,, 2017 1st avenue 1-25-tf
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PERSONAL LADIES-Free Harmless Monthly Regula- tor; cannot fail. Mrs. B. Rowan, Mill waukee, Wis. 3-7-ly
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PATTERN MAKING promptly done: Caf- fly & Powell, 1529' 2d avenue. 1-l6-u

WILL EXCHANGE diamond stud ana ring, cost s1S5. for lot; cash difference II necessary. Address G. H. w., 2o6 Son.h 20th street. 4-lz-u
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CONTENTED man Is ne who spends the
 evening reading a good paper by an cleo
 trio light. 9-30-tf
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ELECTRIC, Gas and Combination Fix lures, manufactured in Birmingham by United Electric Go. I-25-tf
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MODELS made and fine machine work oy
 experts. United Electric Go. l-Zo-u SAND-Very best in carload lots delivered anywhere in Birmingham district J. Lundie Sloss, Room 404 Chalifoux Bldg. 4-10-3m
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FOR SALE-Helm's Pure Raw Bone Meal for all who have lawns, gardens, truck farms and other crops-the worlds high est grade fertilizer-can be procured at Amzi Golden Co.,, J. H. McCary Co.,, or the mills Sixteenth street and Powell avenue. Phone 64, Helm Milling com pany. 4-10- -eod-6t
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ROOMS TO RENT-Large, elegant rooms, suitable for two gents couples. includ- ing the best board and good service, in the city, at very moderate prices. Call at 2212 4th avenue NorthSide
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less, 1O1 Tildy Ann, 1O2; The Light, 1O5; Morea, Domsie, Pauline J., 106; Parakeet, 1O7; The Sluggard, 110; Diggs, Sir Blaze, IA; Kings Highway, 11S; Braw Lad, 121.
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STRAYED-Small sorrel horse weight, 500 pounds; tail bobbed close to bone; star in forehead; scar on hind leg just above ankle; return same to 1716 Second ave, and get reward. 4-7-tf STRAYED-From Pratt City, one black mare mule about II hands high; got har- ness marks, short mane and bushy fore top Return to Meyer-Marx Co.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Electric Bells install- ed by United Electric Go. 11-25-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Elegant Broom house, newly papered and painted: all the modern venences; possession given at once; To- cated on the Northside in blocks of the Florence hotel. Address M. S., care Age Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
ANSWERS 10 QUERIES.

The following are the answers 70
question~ asked In yesterdays star.
Sable island. low lying island in
the Atlantic. no miles east Of Nova
scpsis. so which II belongs. y called
The Sailors Grave from the many
shipwrscks happening there.
Hannibal. with ss.ece men, defeat
"a the Roman army es 1880 men
at Trehis. Italy. IN az y, 4.
The Chinese.
In Sweden during the felxn Of tn
giras the last ~ lie Nssas, aud haf
husband. Frederick. OF Heexe.c Assei,
the conntry WAS dit lded into two
fsefions 81 nobies Hats. n
French party. aud the Caps. or
Russian party.
At,iia. son 81 the Klus II Huns.
died In <ss A. u. while preparing an
attack upon Italy with bic army In
order that no one might know where
he was buried. hts remains we're enz
raHgd In three collins and the men
who made his grave put to, death
Geo Berkeley bishop Of rioyns.
BORN near Kilkenny. fruland, In issi
wrote tn. famous lire. Westward
the course 81 Empire takes its way"
which appears IN hia stanxae. ON
tho Prospect ~ Planting hrta and
fsearWng IN America"
tn Y3ruKrs. Belgium. there H. a mar
ket building named Les iailsz. with
= beifry sSs feet hish. containing a
chime ~ ts bells. regarded the finest
81 Europe.
Aluminium Il found in clay. mari,
fs.ldspar. niatc. mica and many other
minerals. but II cannot he eheaply
manufactured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
HANNA HAS
HARD TIME


MANKAro. oct. is--Hanna Rdvis.
sd his hearers not tn swap horses In
crossing stream lie said Bryan
mover Was a conspicuous figure TIL
he took part tn tearing down what
TIE Republican party under Mckin-
ley built up.
Al the next stop IN Waseca band
vi tSoo people met the senator =
party. In y speech Hanna Was ask
ed about the coal trust.
ide said there was none but there
Is an Ice trust.
~Ane wire and nail trust" came
an Irish voice.
My fellow frishnIan." said Han
ma. the price 81 nails - forced un
on account Of the demand exceeding
the supply. There's fsa monopoly oi
wire nails. Any man With capital
can make them"
Frye predicted that n firyan was
elected the panic % 'as wouldn't be
circumstance.
NANKATO. Mimi. Oct. iG--The
first stop this morning for the Han
ma special Was At owatonaa. where
. platform had been erected az the
depot. Two thousand people sur.
rounded the stand
The rlllsburx Acadsnv deferred
opening two hours and the cadets ia
uniform augmented the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
INSURGENTS
UN(ONQUERED

MANILA. oct. te.=@Twe hundred
Insurgents attacked twenty men of
the Twenty. fourth Infantry Who
were repairing the telegraph iiue
near San loss In Sueva Scotia, pro
vince Of IAEan. on pctober 10. NJ
seven Americans reashed san Jose.
N IL probable that the remainder
had been captured.
AZ Takleban. ON f.eyte island. n
party az the Forty third infantry
was surprised. Three were Killed
and their bodies badly matiisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
T0MORROW'S SALE or
INSIDE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Crawford 3 C0nover are Generous. and
Place The Central Seattle Properly
on The Market at a Bargain
Price,
GOOD LOTS 800 TO 5000 EACH
The Price Is Positively Ridiculous When Compared to
Amounts Paid for Property Not So Desirable

AYOlHlNG in the nature Of sale of build
~ ing lots has created 50 much comment
as the one advertised to take place
Wednesday. The price has been placed
at figure within the means of the saaried man
who has not until now had chance to buy well
located home sites at price easily paid
The property was purchased at a ruinous
sacrifice, and is to be passed on to men who
have the laudable ambition to toast their shns at
their own freside this winter.
The terms place home site within the reach
Of all--one-tenth down. and one-twentieth
monthly.
The first person to complete $3.50 residence
IS to be given the lot free, and discounts ranging
from 30 to 20 per cent TO the next seven who
complete houses at once, while the next six
home builders will be given free street car rides
for an entire year. Every house built within the
next six months will have free insurance.
Crawford * Conover are located in the New
York Block, rooms zo2 and 2o3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
NEW fIREBOAT
FOR TACOMA

TACOMA. Oct. is---The waterfront
viii have ample prot@csinn from srs
II the plan offered By the Tacoma
Tug a Barge Co h earried ont.
Their nsw tug Fearless. witch viii
soon b. put In commission. win es
equipped With the latest ttrss hghf-
ING appliances Its snfnisuum pump
ina capacity viii be loco gallons Of
water per minute. and n viii prob
ably throw a rtf<au1 - feet II viii
play eight STRAINS on = hre. Two
turret nosxfeA or deck stand p>p~s.
with BE- added tn the beats e1uip-
uent. These noxxies win permit the
attachment OF three different six~si
nosxies--pns and three -scurthx inch.
two-inch aud tso and one-sish,t
Inch.
ST the present time only one of
these pumps has hs~n ordered. but
room has bern reserved for a second
one IN case the city should make .
deal aith the tusbo~t company 10
furnish protsctfsn to the hsrbor.
front
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dot. the plain Ddf shades ~ green's
and blues win poikc dots 81 the
san4e shade, and The light materials
with the dark polka dots. are stiks
popular. but the zmarfsst and most
effective ar the dark ones that have
A good sSyls Of blask Epwn thai n
eneetfye. Ia made of satin NJ sin.
with a POLKA dot of the sans color.
aud the same shinx t. used Coz
waists and SHIRT 1sekuta A smart
gown Of dark blue silk with en-.
brtsldored white dots. ~ regular
shape, 10 made uish a short boisro
Of velvet, eslth the same shade also
embroidered IN white dots II IL
trim fns.d 20 that " lookn iike hos.
ne ked wmisf, with q band Of bread
lace OF embroidery Around the
shoulders, down th~ ffcHts and
around 81 the back 20 the satkst
Is3rse.iy In front "a a large baw Ct
clinton, the ends ~ which fsii down
IN front between the sides ~ the
jaekes. and cross ~ the bark. where
they arr tied IN n large bow The
afeevee are ~ the velvet with deep
lace ruffs. ard there u a round yoke
Of y bite saflu OF chiffon. with hand.
Of black NeiSet over the shoulders
In 30 desired. this yoke can be taken
out and the gown iE then suitable
for an Informal dinner gown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

Of the Yukon sevmln. Falcon jos
and Nfre. chappeu nf. Jas. l.. Watt
the Episcopal medical missionary
stationed at tirele CITY. seat cat rs
the RuHton Stsetetys Capt. 7. ". Dol.
sOn % the river Ateanef SuEir, v, V,
itiodRett. OF san Francisco, manaE /.
~ ~ tho Joshua Hcnda Co, and
family Mrs. A. Dalton. capt. :. v,
Lancaster. A. Levin. Or Lewis,
Capt. W. Gray. Lieut. n. Albert. 9,
a. Xicbraskt and capt. jain Twins,
The liamhaldt sails again tosner-
row night.
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STEAMER
HUMBOLDT
ARRIVES
vslags oswn $3.50. 900 in
ktoadike Geld.

The steamer Humboldt. Capt. Bon
nif1eId. arrived al White star dock
from Lynn canal at fi.Ss this morn
ing. bringing iss fsrst-efsxs pass@n-
gers. ~ second class. and thre~quar-
tess of a million in gold. The lat
ter u principally from Dawson. all
though some Attn dust came out. OF
the coussgnments the Alaska PACT
nc Exprcsx Co. had IN charge 1850 for
the washington National bank. se9.-
S74s9 for the sreay osfice. f1i.sg1.fs
for n. =. Cameron. TO. CSC for W.
n. Iscn: siet. 80 for the seiby smeit-
Ing Co.. Of San Francisco. and sszt.-
40 for the Canadian Bank OF Com
mefcs. In the purses safe stsi 90
WAS left. all In small amounts. and
considerable xold came down In indi-
vi1sea stateroorns.
The Humboldt brings news that
The Bonanza King and three other
river Boats wAre on Heirs Gate. the
rtvrr being very low The iandia
yad siften. however. got on safely
Ths tSos.tser keats and the Bailey
viii make anosher trip up from Daw-
son. The Ora left White Horse foF
Dawson on Oct. L.
The Victorian Was tied up at Dsv-
came down on the Humboldt.
The Ice - running cut az White
river into Pelly river. The freeze
up was expected to come about Oct.
The cusch Was foated and II nov
on the beach ~ TreadweIis
Tne Humboldt brought mail. and
~ freight - boxes Of nKh.
The Passenger list embraces many
wealthy and prominent KiondIkef~.
Among these are Jas. n. Wilson. ru-
perinfendenf Of the 4slaaka CONNER
ctni Co.. A. q. stephan. cashier ~
the Alaska Commercial Co. Nc.
EuG<ne L<ddy. of the qua rtersraa-
ser's department. who made the
quictesf round trip % the Klondikc
on record. Andy HuHsser. dfscoyefer
% the famous Huutef crrek. aud
Mrs. Hunker: Dan Mcfsifvray. reprr-
sentink the AngIo-Afuerfcan Synsii-
cate, on BONANZA. Geo. DE LION. pro-
pffetor 81 the Monte Carlo saloon.
Jesse Atkinson. well known Seattle
young man; j. r. Burke. proprietor
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A FIGHT ON
THE UNION

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. oct is-Aii
cotton min operatives belonging 20
the textile Workers union VIII Va.
cate their positions today.
The Union Mon were given notice
~ thaff DISCHARGE several days ago.
The order Was the result of recent
wnlkout The plants VIII hereafter
be ran with non.union men. The
men will he allowed IA hold their pc.
sitions II they withdraw from the or
ranizstlon. II 10 thought that the
nrn win 20 out IN q body.
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Joss,Ns QUOTATIONS,


Lemons ss'oons.ss Per ncx: iinaes,
So per 100 peaches. II lsc6i.E oct
hox; pears. 7sc@sl - n box. apples.
s04t1 %. grapes, seeGsi IS crate. y
fFGsc hasket. wassrmeions. 81 900 %
per doz. eanteIoarts. si.eoHL& ger
oranges. 81 eoals % per box. huckre-
berries. sikasc per ID: ounces. 81 per
box. bananas. s212s0: eraneerries.
o. .soas per bhi, citrons, sf.ss per
sack.
Dried Fruit.
Black figs. ss-boxes. 400; white
cartoon figs. i0-lb package box, Sscti
81 90: dates. saetsei spricots. i04lsc
per 10. prunes. SC.
verstsSlss.
Potatoes, sieaso per ton, beets
T5cnti.oo per sack: carrots. per
sack. T5cnsi.0a. yellow Danvs-
onions. xi.25. lettuce, 81 .00Hl.sS per
case. turnips. 5scdsi.po. hothouss
cucumbcrs. 4on50c per dog. Hubbard
squash. 1@iAc per IN: garlic. 7Ic.
cabbage. $500 per leo lbs red
peppers. lsdlsc per ID; husks. isc,
green onions, Toe per doz: tomatoes.
sodsoc per box: parsley. 90 per doz
green corn si.0essi.50 per sack. 7sccf
rs per crate; bell peppers. Si.e5 per
box. celery, soc per dox; egg plant,
&c. sweet potatoes. si.7s92 90. pump
kins, idlt NC. spanish Chill peppers
soc per III; nuhbins. coo per box.
Nuts.
walnuis. isc. pecans. i5c. Albert,
tinitc; soft she'll almonds, i6Hisc.
Brazil nuts. tsmI5cs hickory nuts, s
9ec. cocoanuts. sSfraoc per dog: pine
nuts. ioc. peanuts. 5hMec; butter
nuts. Sc.
eatter Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Buttor-washinRto creameries,
pound prints, 27@sse. Eastern Iowa
and Elgin. 2so.
Cheese-Native Washington, fgfl
i2'sc: Eastern, isdi4c; California.
lie.
EEgs- Strictly fresh ranch, esassc
Eastern. 2sa25c.
Honey Water white. Ice; light
amber, ib@i6c; dark amber, lie;
strained Siac.
Poultry Chickens. live, l2@isc,
ducks. i3ihdiSc: turkeys, ESQ.
Seattle wheat Market
Wheat Cexporu- No. l club, Ssc
bluestem. sse; milling. No. Club.
bsc. bluestem. soc.
Nay, Grain ard Feed
RAY - Fuket SOUND, per ton.
>iS.00mNi4.0o; Eastern Washington
timothy, $1,000; mixed. $1,000. alfalfa,
SiS.O0.
DatE--per ton. ss7.00Ras.0o.
Barlcy--Steam rolled. $1,000, whole,
$3.50,
Corn--whoie. $500, cracked, s2s;
feed corn meal. $eh.0o.
Fecd--wheat. t2on2i oil cake
meal, S2S.00Ms0.00; middlings. $1,000
bran, sis.60. shorts. Sis00Mi 90:
chopped feed, tih.opu2ooo: dairy
chopped feed. $1,000.
Provisions.
Fresh meat-ccw beef. 797Nc ID;
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ADJUSTMENTS.
et.na op.r. naa.a.

The theaterEoerf who have attend.
81 the opsnius performances az
~w'hose Hshy Are You AZ the
Grand opera hsus<. are unanlmeas In
pronouneing u oue 81 the clegefest
fare~s Of late ysaFs I, " clean and
refined in every line. and the plot l.
Thoroughly original.
Tomorrow the regular wednesday
matinee viii IN Kivsn ~ Sis, tn.
entire lower floor. including the sofas
sue b1xes. will be reserved ~ Toe.
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en-. sssc: ssited kips. eve. calves. per
N. &c. green hides. fe ie-s. culis. lc
lees. DRY hites. rer ID. i.c: AIRY cuifs
roc ID; summer deer. per 10. :s9
2oc. winter deer. dry. fs3.sc. papery
deer. sffoc. dry eiks. s0ioc: sreen
elk. tGscs sheep pitts. Sc 1tt 20:
shsaslinss. i:otse: wsserh wsah-
timber burned. is9lsc. Eastern
Washington wool. s4ioc: tsiiow. ~
SIC nns Angora goat skins, each
.soTsc. cow tails. each. s4snc.
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Wise guys are very common In
everyday life. but the particular
Wise Guy nov entertaining the
Third Avenue patrons. IL uncommon
~ gifted. He Ia. surrounded him.
self vita = company % r.Pple abe
can rffg and dance and cSsAte end
lesa laughter. and refining else " re-
auired % him by Rte contract.
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cAMpsEll HEaR,Ro.

Arthur L. eanpb~II ~fll be given
a bearing before Judge Austin thls
afternoon on a charge of larceny b,
ernbexziefuenf.
He was formerly the local agent
of the American Bonding and Trust
Of using their funds 20 the extent II
10000,