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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
U. S. TROOPS
SAIL NORTH
Transport Rosecrans Left Today
for Alaska Ports

The big transport Rosecans ief, to-
day a. noon for the north. she car
ries all the government freight that
will be sent north this fail There Is
about 500 tons Of II. On board of her
are companies a, and q ~ the sey.
enth United States infantry. under
the command Of Lieut.. Ely Of the
Fifteenth cavalry. These troops arc
going up to recruit The companies
now IN Alaska. The 30 men II COM
pany q are destined for Fort lis.
cum, company /. with 70 men, will
De stationed at 81. Michael. The re-
mainder OF the men are IN company
a and are going 10 Fort Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
ARE LEAVING
FROM DAWSON
Business Men Are Finding Rents
Too High There

q. s. Phillips and wife. OF Dawson.
were among the passengers on the
Dolphin yesterday. Mr. Phillips WAS
accompanied also by hla brother.
with whom he has hean associated
az Dawson Ia business Tor several
years,
Mr.. PHILIPPE ~ credited with taking
out so. 600 bat his klanglko fortune
II doubtless much MOTE than that.
ana he made Il selling candy and
lemonade Ia the thirsty citizens OF
Dawson. lie was one uf the FIRST 10
start stand there three years ago.
Rents were high. but ne got "A central
location aud started a little store
After a while he Eot more stock. en-
largcd his quarters and hired a
clerk or two. People became hun
Erier FOR candy and they stood In
line 10 buy lemonade az Phillips
stand.
Two weeks ago the Phillips Bros.
sold out and are going Ia take in the
lfufaio Exposition and other things
Mr.. Phillips says that rents are too
high IN haN son Co make IL profitable
for business. tie predicts a big eNn-
dus Of business men IN september.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
NIECE OF GEN. lawIoN
IN ROLL or a HEROINE

NEW YORK. Aug fs.-elAfsnce
Harper. assd ts vas drowned in the
taeksnaark river az HaYier's DO
pear tho Iawtnn fnmiiys bathing
beach.
Miss Louise tAwtcn. nlnesH 20 Gen
t.aston. hero u the Philippine Wa
Who happened 20 b. near when ne
young man vent under. dlsed eight
times FOR the body. bat failed % md
II.
Her aunt. Mrs. Henry II. Hook. 81
Chicago, stant on the deck vita
watch IN haud o. time the young
woman on her dives IN the hnps q
rraruinE Harper before the limit hal
expired IN which a young man. APP
rarcntiy dead from drawing. hal
BEEN rsNuncftRtsd couple u weeks
ago.
Too weak % dive a ninth time.
Aiss tAwtou srappisd far the body
With boat hooks but could not reaca
il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
SWEDE THOMPSON
Said 10 Be a Clever Buneo Man
Who Evades the Law

John Thomson. known 20 the po-
Ice as '-Swede" Thompson, an al
legged smooth hunco and confidence
man. was taken into custody last
night by Detectives Adams AMI
Lane. Tie Is charged with vagraney
under the state lAw. and win be tried
on that e1ense before Justice Cam.
Thompson has long been looked upon
by the police a. a hunco man. hut
no SPECIFIC charge has ever been
proved against him. A technically
usually gets him out ot hts serapc.
The last time he was arrested. Judge
George instructed him 90 leave town.
The police say that sSwede-- Is one q
the eieverest hands in the business
According 10 one detective. he works
while In a sawmlli and makes ths
acQuainfance OF a few iahorers. He
then brings them 10 town and aeeces
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
ON
THE FRONT

Steamer Ai-KL Paeific Coast Co..
got IN yesterday from SksFway.
She carried IS tons Of quarts and =
tons Of ash. Her passengers were
w. Grixgs. Mrs. W. GriEwp. q. n.
Preston. @. q. Marks. afrs. q. q.
Marks. l. =. Peterson. II. Dick. J. J.
Jones. ". Mynck. ". +. Wilson. v.
+. scott. Mrs.. c. Olsen.
Steamer Nsko. kosusa~ line. came
n this morning from Nanaimo. The
big liner recently reached Frisco
from Hamburg. she made one %
the fastest trips on record. keeping
up an average speed q l. knots This
ship, which n the fastest In the Kos
mos feet. = permitted % ~ the Ger
man naval ensign. aa her master.
Capt krause. rs also a naval cap.
tain.
The vessel brought no cargo. auf
only % passengers. she viii lead
grain At Smith cove. four AZ Tacoma
and lumber at Port niaksley. and
expects to sail for Valparaiso within
a few days
The rmatiiia. Pacific Coast 90 /.
left this morning az s:b for Frisco.
she carries 1900 tons Of general rner-
chandlse. copper ore and salmon.
Among her tss passengers were Hor-
ace Phiiiips. an old university stu
dent who viii enter the University
Of California. and Dr.. Wilbur % thls
city. The companyss steamer city
OF Puebla cleared from Frisco iant
night at $50.
Capt. Bryant. local L. 5. inspector
% hulfs. leaves tomorrow for Lake
Crescent on a a0-day leave % abb
sence. Hts office viii be closed dur
ting that time.
II II expected that the government
transport Seward will be finished ~
Moran Bros. within a week. She
wili be sent TO 81. Michael. The
Warren viii sail for Frisco within a
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
EngIand's TseIturn Judge

alr y. Bacon, In a well known pas.
sage. says that IAN speaking
Judge Is no wellstuncd cymhal' II
IL obvious that Sir r. Bacon has ~
least ono disciple In the courts To-
day In ~ reported eases IN which
one Of his maiesfy'a judges took part
he gave judgment IN one ease oc-
eupyiuE some nine lines Of print
Ills judgments IA the remaining "a
cases were AZ follows. Ia one ease
4 am ~ the same opinion. TOT the
same rensonH.' m set one other. 7
entirely agree" ~ four Il concur. ="
in fixe. u am ~ the same opinion, Z"
and In 70, II agree" TO adapt Mr.
puna celebrated observation. when
thsys % agree on the bench. their
unanimity u wonderful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
ASSAULT, MURDER AND
ROBBERY

GOMEZ PAJACIO, Durango, Mex +,
Aug. 15.-Mrs. Geo. II. Conliffe, wife
OF General Manager Coniiffe, Of the
Prince Torres cotton mills. was found
murdered In the dining room OF their
home.
The house had been looted.
The body OF Mrs. Conllffe was
found IN q position indicating that
she had been assaulted. Three
gashes were on her head. Around
her neck was tied a cotton ropo.
She had been strangled 10 death
The Mexican authorities have IN.
der arrest three men, one Of whom
~ alleged to have confessed and Inn
pllcated three others. The Mexican
government has offered reward OF
$1,000 for the conviction OF the muir.
dererg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
FIRE CAUSES
EXCITEMENT
Small Blaze Discovered In Hotel
Stevens Last Night

A blazing match dropped behind
. sample table In room 70 OF the
Stevens hotel. caused considerable
excitement last night At 7.50 o'clock
In the evening 4 email column Of
smoke was seen issuing from a Sec
ond story window Of the hotel. ard
an alarm was Immediately turned fa
from one or the auxiliary boxes m
the house. The department quickly
responded. but IN the interval be-
tween Its arrival and the discovery
Of the blaze, some effective work IN
checking the progress Of the flames
had been done b. a hand grenade.
The department, with little dlnicugty.
removed the last vesfiEe 81 the fire
Outside the hotel all was excitement
crowds OF people surKing about the
building. Inside quiet reigned. sew
eral guests seated in the dining room
very near the FIRE did not leave their
meals The damage will not exceei
So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Satin Raye Dimity

A beautiful line of satin rave
dimity, with an extensive lot n
patterns for selection, worth SC
a yard Is on sale in the wash
goods aisle at Ssc.
For party dresses this fabric g
without an equal amongst the
cottons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
GETS ALONG
WIT t-tOOT
ANY ARMS
apsslsi Correspondence


NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J.. Aug.
io.-John F0x q A'iddletoWn. near
thiu city, has reached the eanelualoa
that "a man can get along Iuat "a
well without arms ~ with them.
Fox Is mail carrier al MlddlstoWn.
a position he has held since he host
hlu arms IN Mill accident 50 years
ago. lie has hooks fastened 90 the
HfumpH ~ his arms. and With these
he can DO hs much az a Eaod many
men With whole hands.
Fox IL tho champion fisherman OF
MiddletpWn. lie can bait hia own
hook and east his iins with the skin
of an expert Fox also cultlvntea a
small patch Of ground adjoining he
hauss Tor garden vegetables. lie can
drive horse Il thr pillow. holding the
ploif in position eith rope thrown
over HIS shoulders and guiding the
reius with has hook arms. Tic In
also an accurate shot. being able 10
briug bird 90 rabbit down with a
shotgun, lie eutE his own supply OF
ffreuood with a bucksaw. Fak l. an
accomplished mechanic lie has
constructed alone a large cider prcan
lie l. now q years 81 age.
s-=ss-a--ssass----a--s
New bath houses. Madruna villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

In the wash goods store no bet
ter value In being given just now
than the reau de sole and nous
seline de sole remnants AZ half
price There IN a good variety
81 eoiorinKs and patterns TO
choose from. and the price "a i7izt
a yard. while the former price
was Sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
FOUND ROLL

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. i5.-whns
GONE children were playing in the
dirt near the scene Of a railroad
wreck near the town Of Bubbell,
they unearthed a large roll Of green
backs. The Hubbell wreck occurred
IS years ago. II was planned with
the intention n robbery, and man
named Voorhees, was sent to the pen.
ftentlary for the crime. The theory
n that he stole and buried the
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
WESTERN AVE.
FEATURELESS

Business on tho avenue is n little
duh today. Local produce In CONS
ing Ga slowly and very little was re-
ceivcd from the South.
Prices remain the same as quoted
yesterday.
The markets hold n good supply Of
berries and melons. Vegetables are
firm.
Butter and eggs stand at 2ic ana
&c respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Travellers Railway Guide.
Aofthsra Pacific

NoFth Cesst fzmi'ri- Leave - SCI rfai
- q m. Arrive ffCra So Faai 9 ~.
Afiautir Nsqfsas# fsesNe far 81 Naui e.
Arrive ffsFn ~ EaHi O. en-
liariinNtau ttfeFia nH- Leave ~ 81 tgais.
ksnEas CIfe. 7 s. Arrive 81 III
fhfrH ffatns each az hatnsan sHafffs
sna Inftianat at.saae q. % tasu g. -.
aad psu = ~ Arrive 80 q "a -
s. fa a1f eFfa e
EEpress uifHifis ans gfaFs uartar-s
IsaFs 3 a. Arrive D. 8 m
FapFrfs kaaih itsnl-t.rags fsHeaut Ear.
aaE1. , .. 90. arrive letrspt aauHsFB. ~
> m
SEVEN tfnias saHh wsY b~sussa Hsattis ara
Tacoma Leave e. A. o.. = m ~ "a
4 M a - :. b. SIS g. pa. e. D.. ~.
an aft0 3. ~ Arrive TZ m N -
g. m. q q p. 40 y. M. - >. na-. s1s
,. ~. and BIS ,. ui.
Earrvas Hamas ard FsneaaFnr. n. & -
leave % 4 M Arrive 3 - & NJ
Two trHfuH HnaHawiHh, Nn1fnaW nniigya
Leave . - e. N. $40 .. N. Arrive iifl
.. m. 10 .. m
Expires fsaaqash. snoquslfnis- L. rs 5 a.
m tefeert sunfagl. Arrive tist1 e. in.
fnn1eFf fuudaff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Accident Shuts OF water

While the contractor vas grading
Thomas street yesterday afternoon
one 81 the grading ploWa struck n :
inch water main. breaking ~ and
allowing much water to run 70
waste. a EanE ~ men soon repair
ed the break and the Raaton hiii peo.
pie were not long without water.
For a while tho residents on Terry
avenue and Madison street wers
also dry. The supply was shut
on 10 enable the contractor to make
connection with the new main on
Terry avenue running north 70
Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
A very Bad Woman

Kitty Gray. the woman who Was
Recently shot by her former lover,
Dick Foley. who afterwards com
mitted suicide. j. again an Inmate
OF the city jail. she was arrested b.
OffIcer Chapman last nixht and
charged with stealing 4 wallet con.
tanning $50 from Joan Geary. a usaa
with whom she wAa drinking IN the
Star concert hall This act was al
texed to have been committed prior
20 the wouan's trouble With Foley.
and for that reason she was not ar
rested before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Trinity Parish Picnic

The Trinity Parish Sunday school
n holding itH annual picnic today a.
Meydenbauer hay. on tho east shore
OF Lake Washington, The steamer
T.. r. Haas carried the eKcuralouiata
from Leschi park 10 the picnic
HruuHda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

WICHITA, Kas., Aux, Ia. Miss
Matte Heals. the Wichita young
woman who drew a farm near Law
ton, O. r., IN the government land
allotment has como home with moth.
ing but watm criticism for her new
fellow townnmeu. She Was marshal
Of the new town of Lawton for only
three days. aud says that was long
enough. Miss noals said;
when 1 arrived In f.awtan Il was
very Wild. 'hat' Carr. the marshal,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
PHOTOGRAPH
CHECKS

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE National
Bank Of the Republic has pat IN OPP
Grafton device 60 photograph
cheeks - way Of aiding in the de-
lection ~ forReries and 90 prevent
mistakes.
The mac hine viii take pictures ~
io.o59 checks IN an hour. and wiih
oue loading viii make pictures q
1909. A roll u aiu 80 feet long u
placed In the receiving box and the
checks are put automatically into
transparent holders. Tho pictures
can be rolled on reels and stored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Mortality Record

Ellen Champion. aged 70 years.
died 81 South Seattle Tuesday even
ing. The body Is at Bonney & Stew
arts.
James Gillespie. the marine en-
Eineer drowned IN the bay several
days ago. was buried from Butter
worth's chapel yesterday afternoon.
under the auspices OF the I. o. o. +.
The remains Of Mrs. R0aia WISE
were buried from Butterwort h 4
chapel yesterday afternoon. Rev.
II. ID. Brown officiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
PATH or GLORY PROVED
TOO TOUGH" FOR her

was running things worse than no
officer az all ran Carr out OF
town all right / Just walked up 90
him and said, II you don't leave, I'm
shoot you dead lie got, too. but
my nerves We're shattered, and aft
er running IA several t0ugha I re-
nign9d.
= am mighty glad 90 get out ~
Lawton. Such shooting, drinking,
fobhing ana killing you never saw
the likc' II makes mo shuddef"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
TOO MUCH GRIEF
FOR ONE DAY

4 VAN BUREN,. Ark, Aus IS. ,
= Three violent deaths occurred I
4 near uniontown. - miles west I
4 OF here,
Mrs. A Brown left two chill ,
q drcn. aEed three and fiyc years. ,
4 az the house, while she took her /
4 smaller baby with her 60 the
q creek nearby 70 do the family I
4 washing. Hearing the children !
q screaming. she ran 10 the house ,
q to nnd them In the grasp II
4 twu monster rattleanakss. The >
= children died before aid could be /
4 summoned. ,
She ran 10 the creek for her I
= remaining child. only 10 md Il /,
= had fallen into the creek and ,
4 been drowned
4 The woman's mind is giving !
4 way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

Avenue theater next August rs, when
Waiter Fessier's city Of New York
viii omen an engagement Like LIN
eoln Carriers popular Heart of chit
cago," this play h II the Sensational
order with a bright comedy vein
throughout Villains and q heroine.
with the requisite number OF domes-
tic and industrial scenes, givc the
play considerable heart interest.
The company prcsenting the prcdue.
ton Is uniformly capable,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
West Seattle Annexation

West Seattle annexation IL stgtl at
least six months away. Active ops
position - the scheme has developed
In tho ranks ~ the town improve
ment club, and az a recent meeting
the annexation committee was Civ
en- six months longer "a work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
MANGLED
This Girl Was Killed on
Way 10 Work.

CLEVELAND. O.. Aus. it-Arn-
ME Cottreil. Il years old. Ma killed
hY Nickel Plate engine at the Prn-
ntnE street crossing.
she was = aauEhtsU 81 slias ! Cot
treii ami worked in whites gum fac.
terry. She nas on her waY 10 work
when the train struck hsf. An am.
baiancw Was called and nhu died In
the conveyance ~hiic being taken 70
-. Johns hospital.
The sifi'a skull vas fractured. and
her body terribly manEle8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Moving Pictures.

4 Noted number on tho Search
lights program Of moving pictures
this week IL the arrival OF a train At
the Paris exposition. A multitude OF
people come from the train aud
start FOR the exposition grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
JoBBiNe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY1


Lemons -s4O09B.OO n box: lines.
BU6 per case: cooking apples. 75c0
400; eating apples, Si.50Q2.OO: Val
encla oranges. fs.TGti00. bananas,
t2.0oQ3.00. olives, 50u75c. per gallon:
grape fruit. s2.00d2.50. plncapplcs.
s3.00M3.b0 per doz. local peaches, 75fo
800, cantaloupes. tL25Ml. so per box
raBpberrles, 1200M22b. blackberries.
ti25ml50. pears, 900; water Melons,
a. b0Tg gE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Greet Northern

Overland Elfse leave fer S. Pail. :
p -. Arrive from ~ Paul : .. ~
EApreFs fgsstsaHa Leave - a ~. Ar
rive tiu a. fH
Two traina WnAicnm. ~ Vernon Lave
- q. M, tii0 = "a. Arrive II 10 d. m
ksio 3. m.
tNpfgsa Hiains, New EFasfmiusisr e.
Leave ~ r. ~ Arrive fffH ~.
Pour fraiua each way between SEATTLE auI
EFerHftat Leave - e.. n-. ~ to a fi iu
q. m ant . ~. ArivH 7 = q. ~. s.gl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Theater Car for Renion

Rentan n hereafter 10 have n
special thester car service on Wed
nsadaYa ana Saturdays. The cars
will leave tho center OF the city At
1is1o o'clock. reaching the suburban
TERMINAL a. ~ 20 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Majestic Disabled

steamer Majestic broke down last
night and Is laid NJ at Victoria for
repairs. The North Pacific viii take
her run in the MAINLINE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
Theaters.


chauncey Olcott. who has never
before appeared IN this city, viii
present his new play, Garrett
O'MaRh," a. the Grand on Friday
and Saturday nights and Saturday
MATINEE. n IL BY Augustus Pitou,
HE manager. and is an Irish comedy
afofdin1 Mr. Olcott much opportun-
fty - display his fine ability both az
an actor and singer. Every song II
appropriate and introduced from the
action in the play, and Olcott IL
heard to exceptional advantage IN
several songs ~ his own composing.
The play Will be presented with the
original cast and aoenery So seen in
New York during Mrs. Olcotts sue
ceanful engagement OF iive months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

The fast steamer Athinn leaves
Columbia dock $50 a. m. arriving
Tacoma 1918 a. m; leaving Tacoma
y. m. arriving Seattle $50. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

Potatoes tzs.0O0SO0O per ton: bects
800 per sack, carrots. HOLES per
sack: lettuce. i5c Der dozen. turnipa.
b00 Tic. garlic. &C.; cabbage, s1.5OQ 2.
peppers. i2Gi5c: huska. 25c. green
celery, zoe per d0z. sweet DO.
tatoes. st659Ls5; Chill peppers.
zoe per Id: sauer kraut. s04e.
native head lettuce. 15o per doz.
green peas, Be pound, dried iigs
cartons. soc; fancy zoe. imported i5c.
tomatoes, 50U6Oc case. dates, bt6c
10. radlsheh. 10c per doz. parsley, &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
ELKS PLAY
BASEBALL
Bio Game al Tacoma Tomor-
roW-The Teams

Tomorrow the Fiks OF Seattle VIII
iock horns with those ~ Tacoma IN
Il baseball contest IN the lattes city
While il Is expected that 5000 Of the
order from all over the state VIII
hook On. THIS VIII be one Of the
features OF the Eiks' carnival
Seattle. defeated by team Of Los
AnNaEeS Eiks three weeks aEds has
been greatly strengthened. A not.
able addition ia that OF Campbell
ard NeManus. 81 the University
team. and said 10 be the best anna
tcUr battery IN town.
Following Is the way the teams
will - 70 hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
EavnrIta Plnnlo Grounds.

A. A1-Ki Beach. Steamers from
Columbia dock daily 10, 4, 2. 3. $40
and o'clock. zsc round trip, child
rem 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15
8 EAR CHLIG HT
lSobh Second Avenue.
Admission. Zoe

showing Father O'Grady's dream. n
transformation scene; horseless are
engines OF New York city; ride un
the. Elnes tower; Piecadilly circus.
arrival OF train at Paris exposition.
and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

uaac: dollhouse cucumbers i5qa0o
dos. now aniouH. thr. eHulinuwer.
1souti 90. nafanips, $3.50. local green
corn, tt2tutso per sack.
Provisions.
Fresh meat Cow beef. a. To. steer
heof, So per III. mutton. Wether, INct
ewes. &C., pork. NhMnu per No.. veal.
large. &C.. small. aul0o.
Provisions Hams. large $50;
hams. small isuiahes breakfast
bacon. itUitHc. dry, aalted clear
backs. s@e. bellies, i0c.
eut,er Cheese. LEgs and Poultry
Butter - Washington efehmcriea.
pound prints. 2tc. Eastern Iowa
and ElEiu. sc. fresh ranch, iauitc.
cheese Native Washington. run
cream, i24laMe. Eaatsrni New York.
itNibc, Wisconsin, lee. California,
luAuiihi fiuqucfort. tao. Edhm,
III ,oQu l2oo Per cane, New York.
ia1 ice, IimburEer. idutfc. brick.
ttMliu. Swiss. tsUiac.
Egga - strictly fresh ranch. use.
Eastern. iae.
Poultry ~ Chickens. live. ii9isc.
euckn, 2Mci turkeys, iae.
Dressed stock Chickens. isJi5ci
turkeys. tae. ducks. lee
Corrected Daily. - The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock OF In
the car ut Scatter
Grain - Gate. $50 90. barley,
SO 90. wheat. chicken feed. MOO.
corn. Si.eo per leo lbs bran. tlieQ.
Hay Puget sound, per ton, tiinas
Eastern Washington timothy. ug0
It. alfalfa. ttimfa
Butter Fresh ranch. iaIitc. ma.
tive creamery z2Betc.
Cheese Native Washington. ifc
Egsa strictly fresh ranch. ai0
2ze per dos.
Poultry = Chickens. i've. t0giic!
ducks, i1thes turkeys, ttuttlsc.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. t4WitHe
chickens. inuilc3 ducks. iaWithe.
Live stock Cows. ste. steers
tisc. calves. shUgMc. sheep. ic!
boss, tua4r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

SIR cboftsst u sd os,sosaa
Excursions a. Tacoma. Elkn' Car
liyai. See display al page 3. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-15

For gas and electric iKtures. XII
bourne a clark Co. SO Second Ave.
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