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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

Sort g.-Dem 8er@
ipre9en semdB, peldeS benz 9errn
Sreb. 6. Stepens pom 6riessbeparz
tement Sema9t rpurbe, pirb Sort
Sneains gu einem &oitenaufpanbe
pom 5000, 900 Bis $3.50, 900 ausse=
befiert werben. Oie arbeit mirb eine
iebr umfansrei6e, unb bret Bis pier
Sabre wirb es beanipru6en, bepor
bieielbe pollenbet lein mirb. Waj.
Ponb murbe pom &riessbepartement
erlu6t, bic plane anssuarbeiten.
e.-Sreb. golt, Elm
prominenter, norb0itli9 pom bier mob=
member Sarmer, uurbe pom ieiner
S~ausbdlterin glile &unfle anseflast,
gater ibres %seborenen &inbes gu iein,
barob er ben @robseidmOrenen iber=
mteIen puroe. Die aldserin bate
9oit's 9aus perlalIen unb mar In
s. gielabn's Dienit setreten. Oort
perwunbete 9oit bic &ldserin tObtltd
unb begging bann Selb itmorb.
~9onsYrairie. = Oie gobb
County Sair mirb pom TO-, IL. unb
-. September bier ~absebalten ruerz
BEN. 3meitaulenb Dollars werben
fur Prdmien offerirt.
9ab=D
n.-Oie 8auunterneb=
mer baben NIT benz 8au Der neuen
Normali9ule besonnen unb merben
bic Nrbeiten berart bei@leunist, baB
bas @ebdube Bis gum 9erblt unter
Dad sebradt mirb.
9 opble.-Oas anbertbalb Sab
re alte SObn6en bes mebrere Weilen
weltli6 pon bier mobnenben Sarmers
Geo. @rbe ititste in einen 8aiier=
frog unb ertrant.
Oeabw o B. = SorI taufleber
Capt. Seth Siuod iberral9te nit bret
ieiner 9ebilfen bret Wdnner, mel9e
in einem falt unsusdnsli6en @albe
ii@ nit Der anfertisuns o fuliden
Silberftiden befaBten, uno ~lieferte lie
in Der bieiisen Sail elm.
n.-gin l9merer Sasel=
TURN sos in Der Nadt BON Montas
iiber Stabt unb nmsesenb, bur6 mel
den bas @etreibe unb bic 9artenfri9=
tie bes Staats= Srren= slipl poaitdnbis
ruinirt murben. Ser S9aben be-
trdst smii9en $4,000 unb $40, 900.
Cine Insabl Sarmer biBten bur5
ben 9asel ebenfals ibre gauge grnte
elm.
6uron.- giner Insabl 9anb=
ltrei9er, bic ii6 bier berumtrieben,
uurben uon BEN Sarmern $3.50 per
Sag offerirt, INN in Der grnte gu ar
betten, aber tros bieies boben 9ebnes
.lbluseu iie Bic Sferte aus. Sufolse
beiien ma@te Der bieiise 4oltset=g bef
Surb SasO auf bic SauIenser, ruel6e
als Sasabunben bsitraft wurben unb
iest an BEN OHentliden StraBen ar
beitea, TIM ibre Straie absubienen.
Wan slaubt, baB burd bieie Metbobe
Suron 10 siemli6 pom ben Soboes per-
1hnut h(pihpn mirN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Nprb=Oafpta.


fade, baB Sic @arbuer Stod 60. am
gnbe bes lesten @ei6dftsiabres cine
Otuibenbe pom 20 Yro;ent erfldren
fonnte. Die Sarmer pom Surwooo
baben Die gortebrunsen fur grrid=
tuns ibres glepators setroHen, unb
anbere Eomns trasen ii9 nit Ser slei=
den Ibii@t.
Oepils = SUM- @efan=
gene iinb aus benz bieiisen Gountpse.
fdnsniB entmt9en. gS btlbete ii6
iofort cine so Mann itarfe YoHe,
rpelde i'm 9aufe bes Cages pier Der
gntfobenen etnfinsen; Der finfte Sea-
mems Biden lift iu,mer nod auf freiem
SuBe. Die 8anbe, mel9e i'm Often
als uermesene uSafeblowers" befannt
lit, mar in elmer Belle s%uiammense=
Iperrt. Our friben Stunbe rpurbe
Der Sberiff iiberwdltist unb bic Slu@t
bemertiteuist.
ga1ielton. = Sn elmer Serz
iammluns bes grecutiu= gomites fur
Mbbaltuns zines grntefarneuals unb
elmer StraBenfair murbe beidlofen,
Elm iOl9es Ooppelfelt auf ben Is. unb
10. September feitsuiesen. 8. u.
Taubert lit Yrdlibent unb 6. g. Cur
tbrie Secretdr. Sur Sarmprobufte
wirb cine quite Yrdmienliite aufseitellt,
unb fir llnterbaltunsen Der beiten @rt
mirb quite Gorge setrasen iein.
@ranbSorf Geo.. &alpb,
Staats : sSnsenteur Ser Minnelota
Drainage Gommiiiton, traf bier pom
elmer Sour mad Ser Soft &iper Sc
senb Elm, NO er 9orarbeiten fir ipdtere
Sermeiluns beiorste. gr CAB on, bab
Dem Slu1e sesen sertnse Soften ein
&bftuB ueri9afft merSen t0nnte, ,uo=
burd Elm sroses 0anbitif, bas iest
unfrudtbar lit, fru6tbar semaGt ,uer=
ben ipiir6e.
SS~algtnBloH.
olympia. = Ser @eneral=
9antuermeiier &inssburp in Olympia
erbielt Snitruftionen pom gommil1dr
8inser German in Der SunSesbaupt=
itabt, Nnsebote fir Sermeiiung Der
Nuinalt &eieruation in gbebalis
County aussui6reiben. Die Geier=
patton utrb, menn uermefien. etma
10 Somnibips ODER smilden 225, 400
unb ESQ, 600 Mder entbalten, uel9e
fur Nieberlafuns werben se6fnet
merben. Son ben auf Der &eIerua=
ton lebenben 200 Snbianern ruirb ie=
Der 80 Gder susemeiien erbalten. Die
f~irseite 3eit, in pel@er bic Yermei=
iunsen gu gnbe sefibrt iein miien,
lit Is Monate, bie ldnsite 8 ODER 4
Sabre.
(Sortiebuns auf Seite 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
ON
THE CARPET
QUESTION

You are observing, as
much 50 as any Wo-
man; II so, you can. In your
minds eye, run over the
good, bad and Indifferent
carpets as they lay on the
floors Of your friends
houses. Come here hav-
ing in mind only the most
charming carpet colorings
you can think of.
We want you 10 make
a few comparisons.
Some Of our choicest
patterns were imported
from Europe. They are
rich 10 a high degree. and
exclusive. of course, as we
have said before many Of
our choicest floor cover
ings are not 10 be seen
outside a few places in
this country, and nowhere
else in the northwest.
Every price from the
cheapest, but worthy in
grains. TO the finest carpets
made, are here for you TO
inspect.
Show days are not over:
well always have some
thing new and interesting
for you 10 see here.
Come in and be neigh
borly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
PAN AM ERlCAN
EXHIBITION

The executive commissioners 81
IL Pan American exhibition are
hasy preparing Instructions fer the
nany agents. committees and others
wkan they desire 70 interest IN the
Buffalo exhibition. The COMMITS
foners announce that there - 90 be
- spaee given 10 needle work exhlb-
"a A. the time and space would not
permit o. any extensive shoW In
that line.
The ere exhibits of Western Wash
layton are TO b. assembled chiefly
Il Everett with the exception Of
hose from King and Pierce counties
xhieh VIA b. assembled ar their re-
sr<ctiFe cnunty seats. Space for
STATE exhibits At Buffalo - To b.
furnished free. Hut private exhi-
htors viii BE taxed from - cents
% SIS Der square foot.
Ffed Marvin 81 Waila Waila. has
heen chosen By tire commissioners
AZ the representative press agent
fw this state. Mr.. Marvin will ar
i've In Seattle % take up his work
rnnorYow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
JosBlNe QUOTATIONS.
tcoRHECTEp pALYl
Green fruit

Lemons, yl75Ugfb box. LINES.
5000 per eaaci cooking apples. p0eu
$50. eating uuplcn, 81 oDnI 20. fancy
eating Hpri,H Nl7lm2lO navel err
uurea. ~ bU1HbU. s,edlluFH 81 a5u
I so. huuannH. s. Qua $50. olives, Gun
i5e per gallon Ethpe fruit $4,000
300
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. Gtk u7i4n 10
steer beef. Sc per 10. mutton Wcth-
cr gc uwe1. Size, pork. fDftsc per
To- veal large. suao. small. luaiOAe
Fruvlaluus- Hams, large, t1aplzc.
hams small leat2iac. breakfast
bacon. TO 10 lba. 1880. dry. salt
cd clear backs. sac bellies. Zoe.
vegetables
Potatoes. SIS O0uis.01 per ton.
hveta, klu4ut.2a sack. carrots. pei
sack. Coo zoe. yellow nuuVer onions.
lIfr.aGuz lettuce. 81 luaft 90 a case.
tutnipH. 6aHa5e. Hubbard squash.
ga use per Do. garlic. slsHiUe# cab
baHe, H.l6. red. Sla5 i0u-iha. red
peppers. iuHlle ~. huHkn. he. green
onions. 'ac per d0z. cauiinawer,
81 90 per dog. celrry. 41MGBe
per doz. sweet potatoes. t2uu.
Spanish chill peppers. 81 "a
10. Huucr kraut. safe. cream
Huuarh. 81 z5Ml.bo per case brussels
sprouts. gtf5r aer 10. California head
lettuce thAtles case. nftifhuheH. CO
FL ,aa duE, green ueHH. ~ No dried
hEHl cartons, zoe, fancy. zoe. import
ri l8c tumn t0fn. pee ease. glts1zs
dates. sWcc per ~. fadiahen. 10 per
dus5 rhubafh 81 % pef H. parsley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
SNUBBED EN-.

Gov. Dole has several times snuh-
bod the legislature. Yesterday n
returned a resolution passed by tho
house requesting originals or copies
81 records and papers of every ma
turt relative tn transactions 81 the
executive department since the time
u annexation. stating that he de-
clined e. aeerde To- the request in it,
present sweeping form. hut would
on request. furnIh Information re-
gardiug subjects necessary to lcris-
latiXe work
Secretary Cooper also rehuked the
house BY refusing 10 comply with tts
resolutions. ne stating that the '.re-
quest vas dtFcourteoua and uupruce-
drnted Ia form. and not the usual
manner ~ seeking Information from
an executive officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

estate. since the word heirs WIS
omitted.
Also in the case ~ Foster w.
Ponce. . WuHha q, g., tRN the ful
lowing words wsto uHrd 90 J NJ
and htH generation Ca endure SO long
ns the waters OF the Delaware run.
and II was held they only created an
estate ion life
Summing Up.
These were decisions under the
common law and it is the common
law that controls thiH grant. for Just
HiN days prior to the granting of
the city charter under which thiH
franchise was granted. the following
law WHa passed, Section l. lie 10 en-
acted hy the legislative assembly Of
the Territory of Washington, TINT
the COMMON LAW oF ENGLAND
No fHr 80 Il ia not repusuuut To, or
Inconsistent With the constitution
and laws OF the United states. and
the organic act ard laws of Wash
inRtou Territory. shall be- the rule uf
decision In an ut the courts Of thlr
territory laws 81 1863. b. - This
act remained ln fursv until iaAS.
WHEN ~ WIS provided that tcchni-
cal words uf Inheritance ia aid uu
longer be necessary surely this
first act governs the construction ~
this franchise. which WIS granted In
ISIS And the decision iu Seattle ~.
Columbia A Puget Sound railway. y
Wash 338. has no hearing In Tint
caHe the grant by lta own terms Whh
expressly declared 90 Doe perpetual,
The dnclatuna ~ the supreme
court Of the United states sauarely
support this doctrine Thus iu Turn
pike 60. va III. aH T. o. g. IN con.
STRUNG similar grant Sir Justice
Nndla} said. 40 term was express
cd Tor the enjoyment ~ this priTl-
lose. and un conditions We're impuH-
cd Zoe remmiuK or rvyaking lt on
the part Of THE state. II cannot he
presumed that Dc WAS intended tu be
"a perpetual grant At common law
grant ta natural person without
words ~ inheritance. creates only
au estate Tor the life ~ the rran-
Zee Grants 81 franchises
and special privileges are always Go
he construed most atfunNiy against
the ......... and ia favor OF the pub
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

the seameu's Bethel in this city.
died last Saturday at his home IN
Somervtlle. Mass.
The funeral for Mre. II. L. Sempla
wRs held yesterday afternoon from
Bouney 4 Stewards funeral paFloFA.
THE remain Of y J Thorsan. who
died March = NJ Tacoma. Wash. ar
rived in this city last evening and
are az n0nmey & stewards mnrEuss
Funeral services for Nome A TicF-
ney were held yesterday morning
from nanney 4 stewards funeral
pariars. Intermant was az Lakeview
cemetery.
Funeral services for Percival ].
McEeraeher We're sunday held
from the family residence. 6ft seneca
street Interment was at Mount
Pleasant csmatery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
VERY AMUSING.

me session Is replete with humor-
ems Incidents one ~ them occurred
fsst saturday. when the British adj
.riral With hts aides, dresscd la tho
gorgeous livery at the royal navy,
e,.itea the capitol building. At the
t.stanec q Gov Dole. the govern
.ssrt hand. stationed tn the old cor
enatian bandstard. struck up God
SsVe fhe kinE as his cNcellcncN
sHehtsA from the carriage. As the
ssrsins 81 the old. familiar anthem
eaated IN upon the argumcntattVe
.,,0rs. a hush feN upon the assem- b.
Aiare Representative MnkckAu sol
srnniy aruse e the occasion and 90
-. fest. IL called Jhe speakers at
ssntien % the fact that the hand
was piaying America. and as
xe,a American citizens. the house
saauia a. a body rise 10 tts feet as
! tribute q respect to the national
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
GORGEOUS FETE.

Graced BY the presence % Hawnirs
former ruler. queen fAiiuokalani.
and the poular Prince David KaNan-
anakoa. the Maternity Home t.uau
given Saturday was ~ far the most
beautiful and successful fcte ever
held In Honolulu. The grounds were
gorgeous with hundreds OF gay aut-
tering faga and streamsrs, and pref
~ booths composed 81 palm branch
- and bunting. The spacious paw
Hon where the native luau and for
elgu lunch WE'RE served was turn
ed into banquet hall NJ for kings
The queen presided over the most
popular booth. writing her autograph
on ribbons bearing the royal arms
which she sold Tor fi.ea each. Her
majesty received each Of the 600 pur-
ehasers with courtesy and spoke
briefly % each. The visiting shrin-
srs from the United states enjoyed
the iuRu immensely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
SHOULD BE A
VALUABLE LESSON

Chas. Tobir. aged seven. who re-
sdes with his parents on Yesier way.
near Fifth avenue. met With a pain
~ accident Saturday afternoon
shiis attempting to board a Yesler
vay cable car, while It was In mo-
Ven. Young Toben. with his play
hates have been In the habit Of
singing on the cars "a they pass
~ TIE hiil. and while attempting
n usual trick. he lost his footing
Aha tell near the eide of the car. He
trurk ~ head on a stone and was
rendered unconscious for nearly two
seufs. Physicians were summoned
hey pronounced his injuries not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
l.lMEKlLN LEGISLATURE is
MORE FUN THAN
ABIG BARREL OF MONKEYS

uaSoIuLU. March s8e-tCcruos
.,sencel. The "Iimekiln LeEialat-
80 as the first attempt % Hawaii
a. "a govern themselves Is deristvc.
II styles hy political opponents. has
4, a. YET succeeded IN passing a
.sos,e enc of the many hills intro
1,,sa The hill anpronriatine money
:, sefray the legislative expenses
,.sssea beth houses, but because the
ssnete returned L 60 the house rc-
snssiing that thd spelling OF the
,s,rl "fnurtys BE- corrected 10 read
..fnrtv. the house took umbragc and
,srew h out. The expenses were
...n,lAaA for Nv ialnt resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
WILL ACCEPT.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-senator
Proctor Of Vermont has returned 10
this city from Cuba. He II c0nvin-
ced that the Cuban constitutional
convention Will adopt the Plat
amendments in their entirety, or
make only a few slight changes that
will not materially affect the origin
al document The majority Of the
people are for peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
BIDS FOR MATERIAL.

Sealed bids for furnishing mater
ials have been called for BY the bu-
reau Of supplies OF the Puget Sound
naval station. BremertOn. They
viii be received up 10 noon April rs.
when they will be opened. The sup
various steel materials NH NH mhh
plies wanted include 1900 pounds 81
various steel materials. 1000 feet OF
teak and 5000 feet Of cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

see why a good American had Co
make monkey of himself hy jump
ing up and down every time the band
PLAYED Cod Save the King for a
foreign nunkcy The speaker uu-
Willingly did not see the point. when
Reekley stated that 10 this nonsense
was kent w every time the hand
played IA the capitol grounds. he
would introduce ht0 prohibiting
the hand playing within "a mile 81
the capitol building. The house. See
ms IFS folly. called for order, and the
crisis WAS AT an end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
FOOLED AGAIN.

The suggestion Was deemed gocG
N ths speaker. who requested the
,-sr,hsrs q cease their elaboration
~ show their respect for their
eeuntrr The music ceased as suan
i me guests entered the front port
Al where they swere received BY
e,ae. Dole. Later the party visited
r. house. but we're not seen by the
spaaker. As the admiral emerged
fron tns building the band again
struck or. and the speaker again
sra%red the representative tn arise.
ssasinr that the house wonld show
- safna respect at all times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
CITY JAIL BREAK.

Fred vIskers and Jerry Green. ar
rested last week by Chief Meredith
and Detective Wappensfein as suz-
ptcious characters. escaped from the
city jail some time yesterday morn
ins. chief Meredith says they fore
I'd this lock - the steel tank. where
they were confined. and scaled the
high fence which surrounds the Jail
yards on Yealer way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
AN EXTENSIVE
IMPROVEMENT

The Seattle Electric 'Ca. has taken
the erection Of It's new power house
II r. 10 put up q zstUry brick and
steel building costing $4,000. The
cite IL 10Q-Tft Pest street and 70l-7i5
Western avenue and Yesler way. -
soon a. the house is done. new ma
chlnery FOR producing electricity viii
BE- Installed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
RI0TING.

MADRID. April 2.-Dlsorder con-
unses among the working classes.
notwithstanding Cen. Weyler'a pol
~ % suppression. Five thousand
t9fkmen rioted today. They sack
= me agricultural club and the SUI
ga factory At Santa Maria Cateza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
MARKETS..

Western avenue was fea4arrlesa
to-day Sales were uuf httHfs 49,
though large stocks 81 fruits and
4eHutahirs ore on hand.
Eggs butter. poultry and nearly
every VsWetn bite sells to-day at prae-
tiHHrN the FAms prices that we're
.ta#zftaH f.ss .i4.sH tss4r
Two ears % Yakima potatoes came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
Funeral OF Mrs. A. Smith.

The funeral for Mrs. a. Smith was
ae'd Sunday afternoon from But
'sfsorth a Sons chapel. Iutermeni
va at LakevieW cemetery. The de
.sazed had been a resident Of the city
- ne past II years The services
.1s largely attended. A delega-
80 from the Danish Brotherhood.
ose No. p. was present Many
=. sssastitul fiofsl offerings were plac-
" % the casket BY friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
MORTALITY RECORD.

me funeral for George =. Boyce
rs ned yesterday from Butter
sh chapel. Inferment was 1T
80 view cemetery. The deceased
e. me father ~ Boyce. the former
''9hiy Commissioner.
.nsnry Lambert. one Of the pioneer
sss ,,peetnrs 81 Alaska. died last Au-
~ ~ me NuBhagnk and Was bur
a. tnt mouth ~ the river few
~ 'alsr The fact u his death
Il ai'Snnced IN letter received
Csssh city yesterday By Fred
ih"mss j. Reese. founder Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
DECISION IN
TIE GAS CASE
Ccontmued rom naee ~


the star keepa up he night It viii
win tn the end and do a great pub
liz service. think the matter should
hr kept constantly before the putt
lie, and the nEht forced constantly"
John Goawin.
John Goodwin f. also emphatienty
In favor 81 municipal ownership u
am heartily IN accord with anything
the star may De Co further muuiclp#
al ownership ~ a lighting plant Il
i the only way / can see ca cheek a
monopoly aud to give this public
what 70 has every rtght to expect m
a city IT this sise-a cheap and ufH=
etvnt system of lighta. / think that
the public az che earliest possible
moment and kept before Il constant
~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
!. o. West Discharged.

]. .. West. arrested Saturday ev-
trIag By Patrulman Earr On a
charge q carrying concealed weap-
eas was discharged b. Judge George
Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

= Sormlle's bond Tor tt1o0 90
guarantee his contract O. grade
ERHtlake avenue from East blaine
street 20 the south line ~ The Denny
Thurman addition. has been nird a.
the cify hall and approved hy the
.gfHnfHfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
Feast Of the Passover.

The Jewish feast Of the passover.
which commemorate the departure
Of the children ~ israel from Egypt
commences tonight and continues for
seven days Services VII be held In
Morris hall tonight, when Rabbi
Joseph will ofiiciate. Appropriate
services viii be held throughout the
week at the synagogue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02
He DIED ON
THE TIDE FLATS

,An unknown man died yesterday In
~. I'm q the Centennial mill on the
a. mats. Coroner HOye VAS mott
-. ana the body was removed to
:. sttsf NSrth's mOrgue. The deceas-
= about IS years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

s6ci asparagus. 6asc. new pota.
toes. 9l.buffG.00. spinach, Be, HtriuH
beans lac.
buttor Cheese Eggs and Poultry
Huttrr Washington orcnmerica.
pound prints, zoe. i3nttefn Iowa
and ElEiu, sbc. fresh ranch. l5HibH5
California creamery 2ae
'hrenu Native Washington. fun
erram, llc. Eastern New York. i1e,
NlHeunalp. lie. California. 49,.
lloquofart Acc per 10 fdHm. $1,000
100 per Cunr. New York, lbafiSes
timhureer lGat3c. brick. lG0i1e.
Swiss, tAfrfac.
ERRa Strictly fresh ranch. i6Qi7e,
Eastern lamiGc.
Poultry Chickens. live. 18hattes
ducks. ttsfl5r. geese, lUuiic. turs
kryH. iIhmltise.
Dressed stock Chickens, 1tm
t1cs turkeys. l3isWtbHe ducks. loo
ttc. geese l2aa laite.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered TO the pro
Queer IN round lots on tho dock or In
tho ear at Seattle;
Gfain=Oats. $40 60a2G no. barley.
tfHlu#=bafa. 81 004f2f 90. barley.
fauU1. wheat chicken feed. fi150.
corn. So 90 per loo lbs
Hay Puget Hauua. PET ton, 81 %.
Eastern Washington timothy. Gl5.2s
ulda0. alfalfa tl03aitit. 90.
Butter Fresh ranch. ibutsc: ma
tive creamery 256flfc.
theeae Native Washington, tac.
LgEH= Strictly fresh ranch. ifHi5cs
per dozen
Poultry dickens, I've, ftmiahcs
duckH. lsta Ut3C. turkeys i24Wi3c.
Dressed poultry -Turkeyn, $50 ifMc
EerHe. it1Ac.
1--we sf8ck-Cowr. sMei steers. ga
&c, calves. b4u3is sheep. hhorn.
& lambs. &C. hogs. tMbtsc
Dressed stock =iioan, Sc. lambs
&C.
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REWARDED.

wAsHINGTOS. u. G.. April A.
Musician Titus. % the Fourteenth
volunteer infantry. the first Ameri-
can soldier 20 scale the walls % Pc
KIN. has been appointed 20 a West
Pglnt cadatshin.
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LIKE MONKEYS.

Representative neekfsy objected.
stating that It was played In homer
~ ne British officer. and he didn
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IN today. also several lnrae invoices
of native vegetables.
WenatCheo apples are being re-
ceiyvd IN fair quantities. with ready
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on the Aeoliau grand orchestral at
the Hainier-Grand Cafe every even
ing from $3.50 % 8 30. also 10 to ~
y. m.
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Elected.

HAVANA. April 2.--Aifreda Zaya.
leader Of the nationaii6ts. Was elect
ed mayor of Havana today.
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Prize masquerade, with speciality
between dances. Admission. &c.
Saturday evening, April 8, Ranke
hail.
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Richard Barry was yesterday aft
eruuun sentenced 10 ~ days iu tho
county jail by Judge George upon
conviction Of Threatened assault
With knife upon q. Scott
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Go 10 n. g. Miles e. Piper co. for
Alaska outfits.
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Diamond lee n the best. II costs
no more thnu the cheapest. Tel.
Main 1868.
Ha ore uHa##H.#aaaaa
Go 10 Spinning for bicycle repairs
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Keep in mind" cline's piano house.
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Searchllght Moving Pictures

Mrs. Carrie Nation. the saloon
sna aher. colorod cakc walk. skirt
dance. caravan passing pyramids ia
Egypt dress parade Cumiunl Nregt
ling by = midget and giant and
other Views inbts Second avenue