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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-08-23
e. A. B.

For the Natioaal Encampment at
Cleveland Ohio the Santa Fe Route
will sell round trip tickets. On sale
Sept It'll to 10th, inclusive. Final
limit Sept 18th. By depositing tickets
with the joint agent at Cleveland
Ohio before noon Sept. 10th, and pay
ing soc, return limits will be extended
to leave Cleveland up to and including
Oct 9Th Rate SGT.
W. TORREY, Agent.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-08-23

Leonard Noll, . farmer near Ness
City, committed suicide by jumping
into his well last Friday night. AS
they 60 several hundred feet for water
up there, and then sometimes don't
find it, it il probable that Noll broke
his neck instead of drowning himself.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-08-23

See Chas. Rathbun. at the Candy
Kitchen, ror the finest of cool summer
drinks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

IN TROUBLE
Tempest soIIs In College
Teapot at frisco.

SAN FRANCIscO. Jan. 2i.-The
resignation OF Prof. william Henry
Hudson from the Leland T. Stan
ford university and of Charles ".
Little. head Of the mathematical de-
partmeut. both Of these gentlemen
being warm personal friends Of Dr.
Howard. who resigned By request,
has set a tempest boiling IN the col
ieRe teapot here. Dr. Jordan has
disappeared and his PalD Alto
friends shy he is suffering from ner-
voua prostration. the result OF his
troubles IN the Stanford university.
Prof. Bolton Coits Brown. head Of
the art department, threatens 90 re-
Sign. Dr. George y. Howard, head
Of the department Of history. was
forced to resign. In a class address
Dr. Howard snid. Il do not worship
81. Market street. do not reverence
holy Standard OIL. nor do I dom my
hat 20 tho Celestial Elk Companies F"
He WINS warmly npplauded.
Ia brief "nil kinds OF trouble" IN
brewing among the Stanford faculty
and all Of II dates back 90 the forced
resignation Of Prof. Ross last Now
enlber. whose teachings on political
science Mrs. Stanford refused TO
stand for"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
SEATTLE MAN
MAY GET It
Trouble Brewing Over Buff
fsIo commission.

OLYMPIA. Jan. Ex-senator An
drove 81 King. dsnles that he hops
10 be- chosen commissioner In chhrgf
IN the event ~ the passage Of thu btu
providing for a Washington sxhinit
az the buffalo Faa-Amerf1an expos
ltlou this summer. Mr.. Andrews
points cut that under the eaaHtitu-
ton hr could not act an Washing
toms commissioner. and As the same
time keep his sat IN the senate.
senator Andrews gives the ASSURANCE
that II the hiii becomes = Law, Ne
viii US hla inliunncr "a secure che
appointment % a Seattle man 90 the
commission.
IN tha senate Andrews bill names
the WsshlnEton general commission
ers and leaves IN their hands The
selection 20 the commissioner In
charge In the housc Enrich Rnf
Thompson hin Eises 10 the presi-
dent of the senate and the speaker
81 the house. the authority 70 ap-
point the general commissioners.
they lE turn 90 name the commits
ai0ner In charge. IL In charged that
instead OF supporting either 81 these
bin the Democrats IN both houses
Wlll attempt the Introduction and
passage 81 a party bill. giving the
governor the power % appoint the
entire commission. or else. they VIII
orsr 60 amend one 81 the pending
bills TO accomplish the same object.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
THE MARKET
is BRISK

business vas rather brisk on West
street this morning.
The steamer Eoofa from California
were on tbs market early. They IN.
eIutcd cabbage. cauiiiiawer. brussels
sprouts. pears, green beans, parsley
aad celery.
Also n carload - cabbage arrived
to-day. There was a good demand
for the green vegetables al unchang.
ed prices.
Eggs took = drop late Saturday,
and were weaker again today
thugoh moat Of ths houses started
out at the I'D prices.
Considerable poultry u coming In.
ard the market u weakening some
y hat Butter 10 about the same.
Two cars % native potatoes and
enc from east o. the mountains. ar
rived.
one car Of nraland oranges got In
this morning. Oranges are doing as
well az could be expected during this
weather. bananas ere moving aioug
fairly well.
Mere fancy apples came la. They
are selling well w. and the market
n not stocked.
Oats are a little sitter. Hay 81
about the same.
Fish show no changes. About 90
90 pounds q hnlibut rane In Eatur-
day ca tho City " Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
THRILLING
ESCAPES
The WdIld Firemen BraveIy
Rescue Women from
Lodging House.

wALLA wALLA, Jan. 2t.-Thls
city was visited by disastrous fire
early this morning.
The stensil building. the finest
commercial structure in walla
walla, was completely ruined. Tho
two upper floors we're used as a iodg-
ing house. The occupants had thrill.
ing and spectacular escapes from
death. They escaped In their nigh,
clothes from the windows. tho fire.
men lending heroic assistance. wo-
men were carried in the brave fire.
mems arms down ladders TO the
ground and safety.
The ground floor OF the stensil
building was occupied by Joseph
Merchants general store. Hts loss
on stock will reach $4,000, with SO,
600 insurance.
Later.--At o'clock this afternoon
tho fire IL under control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
ON The VERGE
Of DISSOLUTIO
The Queen of England Is Now at
Deaths Door,

cowEs. IslO OF wish., Jan. a.
AT II o'clock thia morning the
queens physicians issued the FOL.
lowing bulletin.
The queen has rallied slightly
since midnight Her majesty has
taken more food. and has had some
refreshing slecp. There Is no FUR.
Their loss OF strength. The symp-
toms that give rise TO most anxiety
are those which point to local OBJ
struction in the characterization.
tsigned) FREED. POWELL.
BARLOW"
Kaiser welhelm and the Prince Of
Wales arrived here at less. Ati:@
both we're taken 70 the queens bed.
side. A, that hour her majesty vas
barely alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
MUST TAKE
ITS QUlNlNE


\ The Seattle Gas a Electric :
n Company continues 10 put I
= money into the ground despite
= the fact that the city nuthofi- !
= ties deny Its right 70 DO husi- 1
= ness. The company - now :
a Fastening to cxpcnd thousands 1
4 ~ dollars more before the I
q eases against u tn court are I
4 Mr.. samuel Hlu was asked I
a Saturday b the editor Of the I
4 Star az 70 the meaning Of these 1
q expenditures. Are you not I
q taking desperate ehancesf I
4 Nas the question Put.
. No. I % not thins 50. re- I
= piled afr. Hin. We believe I
q that the city VII Ftve un fair I
q play IN the end !
THIS means that the gas CON- I
. pany proposes 10 go un extend 1
= Inw SIS system and improving
q it, plant. relying On the city 1
4 council % see q through is
= AInlculties after the cnurta have I
. settled the pending suits.
4 The play - a desperate ore. /
= Yet n n N keeping with the i,
= tactics Of the gas company ,
a ever since Itn Franchise expired. /
y Instead af coming e. tire c0un- I
. ell with a proposition for n new I
4 limited franchise. which would ,
= have necessarily involved an I
q nffer g. reduce she price % Eaa. I
q the company preferred 10 take 1
= chances and run without
= franchise. hoping when the In /
. exitsble time % trouble arrived I,
4 70 say 70 the council. Here. 1
= you are god fellows. you have ,
4 let un run for roaaa years /
. without Questioning eur rights I
. and We have expended large !
4 sums % moasy on tie strength 1
. 81 cur faith IN you- Now. would I
4 4 he fair 70 evict u.s. Let /
= shinEe stand 40 they are. We 1
a are putting money Into the gaa I
4 works and into our distributes /
4 mains Lee ua alone"
y The force ~ this logic r. rot I
4 apparent but Il seems 20 he the I
\ iuNfr ~ the KnW company. TIE I
4 people are. however luniNtent 1
= npou their point that the Gas I
\ company IL not sutitfsf % any /
. con alteration heeauHe " has 1
. proceeded n this Irregular /
\ fashion. Those who take
y chances must Ne prepared for 1
= the outcome Nobody wanted /
= The Fas company to proceed I
= with improvements without a !
= franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
ROBBED IN A
POKER GAME

Shortly after 7 o'ciock this morn
ing w. r. Wliea. a stranger In the
city. complained 60 Patrolman
wilkes that he had been robbed ~
500 IN a poker game in a room IN
the reRr Of the y. K 7. saloon. At
FIRST avenue and Madison street.
wilkes. accompanied by WiieH, pro-
eeeded 10 the place and on entering
found three men gambling at n
table. wilkes identified the card
players 80 the men who had
fienced him and they were placed
under arrest. AZ headquarters they
caves the names ~ =. g. Husla. +.
g. shelton and W. s. Smith. All
three were charged with gambling.
WiieH the complaining witness was
also held on the same charge. All
were released on furnishing $50 cash
ball each. The case viii come be-
fore Judge George this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
YeSler Way Pharmacy
Corner Yesler Way ana Broadway.
PRESCRIPTIONS
DR.. ]. Il. STEVENS, Prop.
Tel. Red 2ois.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. 2i.-
When the morning session OF the
senate opened, the blind captain
appealed IN prayer for the recovery
OF Queen Victoria. The whole world
he said, was bowed in sorrow. He
said 'She IS beloved because OF her
ptCty. her womanly virtue and her
admirable life. She IA n great SOW
ereign because OF her constant linz
Partially and her love of justice.
Chambers defeated re- election was
warmly received
IN the house Loud reported thu
postofiice appropriation
The senate confirmed tho nominal
ton Of James II Harlan, son Of
Chief Justice Harlan, Of the United
States supreme court, to be attorney
gnnaral Tar Psarto &icn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
INVENTED THE
TELEPHONE


NEWTON. MaHa.. Ian. ai.--Prof.
Elisha Gray. the inventor of the
telephone. died suddenly az Newton
Vile at midnight. lie was walk
ing In Walnut street az 10 o'clock
iast evening. when he became ~
and fell 20 the sidewalk. ifiu illness
aan heart trouble.
Prof. Gray was widely known in
the mechanieAl-nrinnfi world As
tho inventor 81 mary telegraph and
telephone appliances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

decision WINS reached at Saturdays
meeting Of Tho executive committee
The meeting wnn devoted Co Discus
sion 90 ways and means ana outlin-
ms the general scope OF the cxpoai-
ton.
IL was definitely decided 90 urge
the legislatures OF this state. Oregon,
Idaho, Montana. and the government
Of British Columbia, 20 make appro
pfiationn for state and provincial
buiidinga and exhibits.
THESE viii be urged 90 make np-
proprlntiona 81 $4,000 each, or a
total OF $3.50 900
'sThe northwestern delegations In
congress viii be asked % work FER a
government appropriation OF $780,
900.
THE people Of Spokane win be
called on for $4,000 direct. ana
uelEhborluR counties or the Inland
Empire for 100000.
Making In All a grand total Of
s5sn. 900,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
DECLARE IT'S
A NUISANCE
Fight against State Inspec-
ton Of Grain.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 2i.--The fate Of
the bin introduced IN the house last
Thursday 20 abolish the Office of
state inspector ~ grain. In centering
the attention OF grain buyers. farm
efa and exporters throughout the
state. The friends OF the bin declare
that the Office they seek 10 abolish
Is a ainecure without benefit 10 the
people. and that it's administration
Is prejudiclal against the best inter-
ests Of the state, because II impedes
and discourages tho terminal ship
ment Of grain 10 Washington coast
ports. The Office and lie admins
tration under the law are declared
to be "a common nuisance whose
abatement the best interests ~ the
people Of Washington demand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
Gas coMPAnYs PLANS.

The Seattle Gas Company ~ pre-
pairing 70 put n washer. a acrubber
and a condenser IN their gas plant.
thereby doubling IFS capacity. Nr.
Hin, president Of the company. said
that the mains Of the company
would also be extended Ol the
litigation In court now MIR. I'M re-
fused to say anything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
uetorIs's Rsigs.

LONDON, Jan. zi.--Sunday was a
day ~ anxiety all over the country.
Everybody felt that the queens end
was near. Crowds assembled 70 read
the bulletins Of her condition. The
visit Of Emperor William 81 Ger
many was regarded as confirming
the worst fears Of the people. Yet
the German Emperor has greatly
endeared himself 70 the English peo-
Die BY putting aside ali state engag
rnents in order to hurry 10 the bed
aide Of his royal grandmother.
Queen Victoria has been the most
popular, as well az one of the wisezf
rulers England has had. Also, she
has reiRned for the longest period
and with the greatest success.
In June 1891 she was crowned. at
fhe age 81 IL. 10 that she has reigned
for 81 years. and Ia now 81 years old.
The was the granddaughter ~
George Ill, whose long reign ended
IN trouble for hts country and him
self. Victoria traces her descent
from Alfred the Great, and numbers
among her ancestors the greatest
kings u England. Scotland, France
and Denmark.
The training u Princess Victoria
p'Bs remarkably sound. While be
ing continually reminded ~ the high
position 10 which she was destined.
the girl Wa always urged 70 look
upon IL AZ a great duty and respon-
slblllty for which she must sacrifice
her personal wishes. Prom the time
she assembled the throne. she show
I'd how completely she had master
"a the difhcuit subject u ruling n
democratic people under limited
TnOnarchic government. Victoria,
alone ~ English sovereiRna, realiz~
ed that her real throne WAS In the
hearts OF the English people. She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
CT. NORTHERN
MEN SCARED

~ result Of recent disorder re-
ceived at the general Offices OF the
Great Northern in Seattle n large
number Of railroad men may lose
their positions. 4 short time ago
James J. Hill asked information as
10 the number Of men on the coast
who were not earning their salaries.
whether they ere the best kind Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

the employees. Tho report has been
sent in, ana the men most likely to
be affected are anNiouEiy waiting Tor
results.
1t has been rumcrrd that employ
IS who took advantage OF the recent
stock issue. and bought n portion Of
the company's stock, Will not be In
much danger. IL ia Mr. HinH idea
to have every man ON the railroad a
said that any employe who does not
nov own stock IN the road will very
soon have 70 buy some or lose hia
position. La
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
NEW YORK
HAS VILE
MURDER

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.--Clarencs
Davis waa found this morning be-
side the body Of MaEria Travis
aea no. n chamb~rmaid In 81. Luke's
Home. at Thoyboid'a hotel. Harlem.
The girl died OF poison administered
by Davis for immoral purposes
Then. finding he had killed her. he
himself swallowed a doHe % the
drug. which only produced insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
BOLD THIEVES
LOOT BANK

WALNUT SPRINGS. Tex. Jan. q.
Robbers broke into the general
store and bank Of J. A. Rushing g.
Son, at this town. blew open the
vault and safe with dynamite, and
escaped with between $4,000 and -
000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
SPOKANE IS
AFTER COIN
Want Gifts of q Million for
for Her Summer fair.

SPOKANE, Jan. 2i.--The spokes-
man Review prints tho following:
~ Joint meeting of the executive
and finance committees ~ the North
west Pacific International Exposi-
tlon Will be held this Monday aft
ternoou at $3.50 In the office OF j. j.
Browne in-the Traders block. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

Let the housewife and washer
woman rejoice. The price OF clothes
pins. rolling pins. potato Washers,
meat Founders and bread bowls VIII
not he advanced this spring by The
trust. The poor old clothes pin Ia
controlled absolutely by the trust
from the time he IN three feet IN
diameter, with bark on the outside,
until he Is his real self With polish-
ed legs and head. The other artl-
cles are controlled by a "eombina-
ton of interests, !" formed for mutual
advantages" and 20 prevent ruin
ous competition" The men who con-
troll the various lines deny there Is
such a thing IA trust for the op-
Grafton OF business. And they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
BURGLAR ARRESTED.

W. Law. alias Long. was caught
last night IN the act OF hurgiarizinE
a room IN a Japanese lodging house
at the corner OF Second avenue
south and Main street. lie waH ar
rested by Fatruimcn Chapman.
Hubbard and Freeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
GAMBLING
RUNS HIGH
assassas=aa=sa
And Never Before 50 Openly
as Now Seattle q Mecca
for IOutS.

Public gambling II again iourlsh-
Ing Ia Seattle.
-Four houses are running fun blast
from a. m, until midnight.
A star representative visited the
gambling houses last night. In every
place Il wna noticed that games wcrf
brisk.
The standard. one Of the largest
resorts an the coast, ~ patfnnixed
Principally b. iabureFa.
The Totem, on Occidental avenue,
has 10 games IN operation.
The White House. on Washington
girect. operates eight tables.
The Union club, on Second avenue
south. operates eight gamea.
The Seattle gamblers are renping
a harvest
The fines for the present month.
according 10 police records. arc a.
follows.
standard. II games ............ SAYS
Totem, 10 ganca .ss.+... $500. 100
Union club, games ...sst+.s.. 10
White House. = games .sssa.sss 40
The total sun collected from tho
four houses was tizss.
10 Is said that nearly loo men. In
the capacity OF boosters. dealers and
fioor walkers are now employed b.
the gambling houses.
There u q blackjack game iu a
room IN the rear If the Clancy "a.
loon On Second avenue south nlea
one run b. nen rincus IN 4 saloon
on Occidental avenue. neas wash.
inNtnu street. The prurrietora Of
these games are asaeNBnd a nae nf
tieo each every month. Their nne
for ths present month l. due today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
ANOTHER FEMALE THIEF.

Lixaic Abbott was arrested last
night by Officers MrTofd and Me
ciarF on suspicion 81 having robbed
John Anderson - SO IN a Washing
ton street silicon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
ACCIDENT at eercaeLL.

J r. Hope Was injured by falling
timbers in mill Mt Getchell. ano-
homiah county, Saturday. lie was
brought 60 Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

4 decided there shall be no advance
I'm prices this year.
The clothes pin company Is known
| ohiolally as the Standard Wooden.
ware Co. 10 has no watered stock
no outstanding bonds, and only $40,
900 capital 10 controls not only
the clothes pin, but controls the ma
chinery with which the pin is made
It's plants are in Michigan, II meets
IN Ohio and II sells goods all over
the world.
The men who run the business OF
the potato masher and ITS wooden
cousins, met the clothes pin men
In conference last week. The potato
masher crowd also decided not 10
make any advance in prioes-at least
not this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21
:. NEW FIRE ALARM BOX.

4 new FIRE alarm box Was placed
at the foot of Republican street. The
number II IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

cowEs, Isle Of wight. Jan. a.
All night Fights shcne from the vim
dows Of Osborne house. At 10 O'Clock
the queen sank into state Of coma.
and Il WAS thought the end had
GENE Members OF the fArnIly gath
cred in an adjoining room. where
they remained all night prepared
20 answer the final cali ~ an
tnztant's notice The persons pres
enf IN the queens ehAnt,er were her
two faithful waiting women and her
physicians. when her majesty be-
gan 90 sink thars was the greatest
alarm lest she should expire In the
absence Of the Prince Of Wales.
The prince and Kaiser Wilhelm left
London at O'Clock this morning. ar
irving AZ Portsmouth at 10 O'Clock.
FoTmalitles weEe waived. no nslutes
being nred for fear the reverbera-
tons would disturb the queen
The prince and the kaiser were
driven, upon their arrival here. TIM
fnedlately 20 Osborne house. while
the populsce maintained a solemn
quiet
When the court Physicians learn
ed that the prince could not come TIL
morning. stinuiAnts were freely US
ed. Oxygen 0ss administered sey~
erai times ard the queen Vas aroused
sufficiently 20 sip Some champagne.
Later she was able 60 take a little
nosrsshnasnt. far she first time In
AZ hours.
The queens objection ~ fhe pres
enre Of other physicians that prs.
Reid and Powell was quietly disre-
garsIed. and Dr. Thcs. Barlow, the
brain specialist. was summoned to
consult with Drs. Reid and Powell
this morning.
cowes IL flied with gloom. Few
people are a. work. crowds remain
Ing IN front q the offieist bulletin
board.
A verbal message from the palace
at 7sf5 this afternoon says there r. 4
slight Improvement in the queens
condition.
CowES. Isle Of Wight. Jan. IL
An ofHcial bulletin issued at O'Clock
this evening. says.
Slight improvements Of morning
have neen maintained"
At o'clock the kaiser. the Prince
and Princess Of Wales. left Osborne
house for a long walk in East Cowez
The fact that they left the palace
gives rise gives rise 20 the hope that
the queens condition has Improved.
LONDON, Jan. a1.-Tireat thronss
have gathered at Buckingham pal
ace and the Mansion House all day
awaiting news Of the queen. They
silently. gioomfIy await the omlnous
word % death. Business IN the city
goes on in a dssuitory fashion. the
people being too perturbed for sert-
Gus work. On the stock market con-
sois fell one-quaFter Of one per cent.
and Americans suffered a decline Of
one-quarter. The Exchange Teie-
graph Cornpany'a correspondent at
Paris wires that he IN Informed on
good authority that former president
Kruger, OF the Transvaai. has sent a
message Of sympathy 70 the queen.
Arrangements for departure have
been countermandsd. 4 II said. The
Duke Of York remains N London for
the constitutional reason that tw9
persons In direct line q succession
20 the throne are fobidGen 70 be at
the same place.
The queens last resting place viii
be the grounds Of Frogmore house,
within sight Of Windsor castle,
where the prince consort IL buried.
Lord Salisbury arrived this morn
ing, en- route for Osborne. The home
secretary, whose duty IL Is 70 certify
the death Of the sovereign departed
today for Osborn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

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4 Spool OF En-
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4 Pins. &c.
Half "a dozen
, Collar Buttons. ic
I card Of Safety
\ Pins. ic.
2 Key Rings. ic.
I Barrel Tackh &c
! Tape Measures,
! ie
Corset IAnaa d.
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I Books. ic.
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} ~ and Picture
h Handkerchief.
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4 Turcli0n Lace
! Insertion. yard.
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\ Cake shaving
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4 Arm ElaHftrh. n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-21

For wondrous January Economies. The
time OF greatest savings at The Leader.
genuine Mark-down Sale TO reduce a
splendid and new stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods. Notions. Etc. :
Lnrt fl sale ia he fsrrt. II PuEbs id Lni ne CrEs