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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25

aud ElRiu. 20o. fresh ranch, i201tc.
California creamery. i6WlG0.
ohsene Native Washington. full
cream, he. Eastern Sew York. Toe.
Wisconsin. It, California, l2miaci
Huqurfort. fhe per TO- Edhm, 81 OO0f
~ 90 per cuHe. New York. l6m1Gc.
Limbuteef lgUf7e. brick. lGUl,c.
swiss. tkMfge.
ERes Strictly fresh ranch. lGUite.
Eastern. l5aftee.
Poultry Chickens. i've. l3h0t4c.
keys. 18hultl4e.
Dressed STOCK - Chickens. I40
ibc turkey f3k diiiaC ducks. Loo
lgei geese. 12ih0laAc.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 20 tho pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock OF IN
the car al seattle.
Grain Gate. t2G On. barley.
$500 wheat chicken feed, $3.50.
corn so per 100 lbs.
Hay Puget SOUND. per ton. ~ %.
Eastern Washington timothy, llG.z5
uiG5us alfalfa. fl0.00ul0b0.
Butter Hrgah ranon. lO4i2c, ma
tive creamery. tf0isc
Cheese Native Washington, l2c.
EgRa Strictly fresh ranch, i4Uigc.
per dukeu
Poultry Chickens. i've. iai2Hc.
ducks, 11MHiae. turkeys. 1874 ul2c.
Dressed poultry Turkey, iaNifiac
chickens, i24i2,Aes ducks. i2uifHo.
geese. HE.
1--we stock-cow-. $40. steers. 20
&c calves. sa07he sheep. shorn.
tci inHb b. 6. hoRa. hdbisc.
Dreeaed stock HoKa, &c: lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
EXCURSION BOATS
HAVING BAD LUCK

The boats that are running cxcur-
slons 10 the battleahip Iowa have
had "a hard time this year The
steamer Dalton caught IRE. the
Athlon had several miHhapa and
the Pilgrim, after a series of aeet-
dents. has burned 70 the waters
edge. THIS H. not all however Last
evening the new steamer Inland
Flyer started Tor UremeIton with
about 90 passengers When n few
hundred yards from the dock her
crank SHAFT suddenly snapped and
lett her drifting in a helpless coudi-
ton. Tho city of Denver. steam
ct operated BY the same line. went
after her and towrd the vrHari back
% her berth at 9Hlbralth 4 uheon'H
dock. Here the boat viii remain
for several days until her repairs
can be made Meanwhile the steam
cr Athlnn viii have almost q mon
opoly IN the hattleHhip trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
AT COURTHOUSE.

a jury waa impansled In depart
ment two 20 the superior court this
morning On try the case ~ VIM. A.
Watson against Thaa Wehh. wherriA
the plRlntin seeks damages Ia tho
sum 90 sle.fs1 The plaintiff ZEN
from the sidewalk II the defendant
on March a. sustaining injuries al
legged 60 be permanent The plain
IN states IN hts complaint that the
railing formerly kept Tor the pro-
lection Of pedestrians had been re-
moved, neEliEnntiy ieavinE the walk,
which Il elevated some feet from the
street. dangerous Il pahHera BY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
WANTED BEER,
SHOT FAMILY

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Youug
Thomas welsh. who was shot by
Harry Pitt. n contractor. is dying
IN Fordham hospital. lie has three
bullet wounds. Mrs PITT. too. IL
dangerously wounded.
Pitt had told his wife and tho Lad
20 bottle some beer before he return
ed home. when he returned he
WIS drunk and angry because they
had been unable 10 complete the
task. He attempted "a strike his
wife with q poker bat welsh apraug
between them and parted the blow.
Then Pitt shot his wife and the boy.
Going into another room he killed
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
RUTH CAN MAKE
PIES AND 0MElETS
So Judge George Let Her Go With
20 Days Suspended.

Judge George today showed that
for wisdom he had Solomon on the
run. Ruth owens. bedraRgled and
remoraofui. was brought into court
Ruth b. alwa ~ bcdraEsled and usu-
ally rcmorHrful This time she had
been drunk She usually IN drunk.
yer 'onner. Oi've got Job. Won't
SO phase lct mo Fo7 pleaded Ruth.
what sort 81 n tob7't asked Judge
George.
"Cooook." rnid Ruth. "ol'm goin'
4 south Park % caoook fer a Teddy. "
"Cnn you really cook"
"Shurc. m oim n faine cnoook.
oi en- mex anythiu.' shure. Oi'm al
most % chocf"
- what7"
"a ch,af. sur. Wan o thin Frinch
cooooka thot'F 20 faine.'
An. n chefT''
"shurc. an tbots phwnt OF said.
sur"
what can YOU cook
"Auythln' sur"
How would you make bread"
"Ehure. yer amer. none nv IN
furrt families meka bread. faint
atolliah. They buys t."
"fIow about an omelette2"
VIZ NN'I FNNNNHHiff ~ iAN#M - kftAH
omiot. but yer 'nnner. me reHntn'H
Nacrct. on cud'nt tell any wan
thot."
"Can you toll me how you mako
an apple pie
"Rhurc. an 81 can said Ruth.
eagerly we tex quart o. -four an
90 little wathcr. an 81 little salt. an
a little butter. an little hakiu'
pnwdhcr. an n little suRnr. an n lit
he milk. an We stir n up an roll A.
out. an put ~ In plate an put lu
some droid apples an put on some
more pniste on top an bake VI"
Don't you soak the dried apples
flrst1''
"somc does" said Ruth seornfully.
hut not mo"
what II the name 81 the lady you
arc going 20 cook for7'
Ruth told. Judge George ran
rapidly over tho possible places no
might he invited TO dine-thia waH
not one Of them.
''I expect your Teddy will sue me
for damages " he aatd finally hut
I'm going 10 let you 20 under aus-
pended sentence Of twenty days
So Ruth departed 10 make her pics
and use her "aacret resate" for ONE
lette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
MURDERED BY
A MAD WOMAN

MASON CITY. Iowa. April r.
Mr.. II. r.. Tunure arose from her
bed and. with revolver. shot her
husband twice through the heal
she then Killed herself with a shot
through the heart. The six chit
aren were awakened IN time 20 ex-
flugIish n Are which had caught I'm
the clothing ~ the wife and moth
er Her body was badly burned
Net until after the decd was corr
nittef did any one suspect that nhe
rad been acting strangely. The var-
diet II the corOner'a jury r. that the
deed was committed while she y ~
temporarily insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
EN0CH ARDEN
Returns From Alaska. Old
and Psnniloas.

CHICAGO. Apru 20 James QuIg-
lev after an absence of Il years
from Chicago. returned last week
to find his wife married 10 another
man ana the mother OF two young
children by the SECOND husband. She
IL living almost directly across the
street from where he had lived with
her for 20 years.
Twelve years ago Quisley. an old
circus man. a noted trainer Of doEH.
monkeys and birds and colleague
81 the famous Dan Rice suddenly
determined tn leave Chicago and
east hia fortunes ln the west lie
was not Huyccasfu l. and after labor
ing fur years without hndIuR tur-
tame, he went 90 Alaska. from which
country he has iuut returned. prac-
tically pcnnilcHs and broken in
health
Mrs. Qulgley who Is nov AIRS.
John McTaEEart and the wife - a
foreman la the Armour Packing 60.
married her second husband four
years ago,
There be- no disposition on the part
Of Quiglry 90 disturb the domestic
Affairs 90 Mr. and AIRS. MeTaKKurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
The RohInntts casr.

After celebrating al night. the
Jury o. the ftnbinetts kidnapping case
failed 90 agree The Jury returned ~
. 21 thiH mnrninH. standing six Zoe
acquitthl Hna HlA fer eanf letlou
Judge Grifiln this morning signed
an order setting aside the forfeiture
~ tho bond Il uahtnettn. recently
ordered upuu hts failure 20 appear
IN court and auHWef IA the charge.
a jury Sea Judge Grifnns depart
meut is hearing the ease q r. ".
Guy ~. The. Kerry Lumber Co. 90
recover fi.idi damages for injuries
received last May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
HOMESEEKERS
BY HUNDREDS

Homeseeksrs - the hundred viii
arrive over the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern iiuaa tonight The
trains that Vii arrive are each car.
fyinE 100 passengers. Another COM
finEant with about t.sn9 people vii
arrive tomorrow night. There will
b. only one MOTE huussrek~r ~srur-
sion This year. and that one q rN-
pcrtod 20 be the largest - all
r. T.. Ward. general nuperintsnd.
cnt. and =. 7. Downs. assistant Fun.
crni superintendent - the Great
northern. we're in Seattle today.
They are making n tour 81 the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25

strong odor ~ kerosene that vas
easily detected. spread over the
whole hay Tho heat was so intenae
that Mt hickman and the men with
him started back TO shore. A. they
id ao the white Skin that had
drawn away az their approach. aEaia
appeared near the burning atramer.
The men In the shlpyard boat ahe=
san 20 smell rat aud So aHaln
returned % the Pilgrim As they
lid 50 Tho mysterious white craft
asain pulled away into the darkness.
Fenr times Mr. Hcykmau.a beat APP
proaehed the burning steamer and
4 Mysterious Boat.
each time the white boat disappear
ed. Mr.. Hickman then roWed Ca
schooner that Was in the hay aud
asked II they had seen anything
strange about thu dre one ~ the
eruw replied that e. man In uieht nns
panel had been ecvu uu the deck With
bundle of brd-elothes under his
arm. previous Co the FIRE en- being
questioned CLOSELY. however. tn
startes 90 the crew ala not aRree.
1t tha time 90 the Are only one
man, .Honny" DELI a fireman nf the
haat, vas ON hoard According 60
his story during the afternoon the
engineer had been making sane re
pairs IN the cugine-rorrn and had ac-
etdentlN set somc ~ the woodwork
on IRE. This vas quickly exttnEuIahs
II, however, and nothing more
Thought ~ the matter. A. o'clock
the engineer ana his assistants went
ashore. and pyu. the fireman. was
ieit on board alone. Tie rad for a
short time and thrn turned IN lie
had not been asleep many minutes
a hen he was awakened by the smell
- smoke. ne rushed o. the engine
room and found 40 uHaaa - aafnea.
making 70 impossible for him to Gu
Ger. Tie then took a small boat aud
went ashore
The Pllgriin. which Is owned by
The firm % pigott q French. OF this
city. has lately been the victim 81 a
number ~ accidents. aud cant. Mad
tsan. her master. who g. i supersti-
tiaus man. attributed them To the
tact that the boat had red smoke
STACK, and lett the employ % her
owners. The hoat had been taken
10 Ballard 90 receive some repairs.
and was waiting outside % the dry
dock when she caught fre.
The Pilgrim was valued al s. 800
and Insured Tor 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
Anti-Saloon League.

The Seattle Anti Saloon league
meeting atthc First Methodist church
last night. was addressed hy Rev. J
=. Ihoms, superintendent % state
work. who spoke on The Liquor
TRAFFIC and CHILD Life" he said
mat IN some placws saloon Keepers
save prtxes 20 boys who pure hasesi
the most drinks. and that one Gin
ciunau man gave brass checks, FOOD
Tor drinks, 70 boys who attended
baseball games on SUNDAY. Mr.
Thonas denounced the course 81 r~aa-
ouing b. which Il = held that saloon
license revenues help tn, city in pay
tnK for improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
MARINE NEWS.

The T.. s.. revenue cutter Perry
arrived in port last night from a
cruise among the San Juan islands.
The revenue launches Scout and
Guard started for Port TOwngeud
this morning.
The T.. g. army transport Seward
moved up above the San Juan Fish
dock and ~ being rcpalnted.
The steamer Lahmc VIII sail for
Bristol bay AMI Nushagak tomorrow
night She Will be the first steamer
to get away for Boring sea this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
flames Pathway

Gen. De WoEeck. b. command u
Russian forces az TentHin. has spent
many years in the orient, and f. re-
Eardrd hy the cEar as one ~ his
most trustworthy servants when
Japan waH az war with CHINA he ar-
companied the fnrcpH Of the island
Kingdom and VAS In almost all the
big battles ~ tbs contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
ATE q EGGS
AND Is DEAD

cApEHART. w Va. April 90
sam Smith. %. colorrd. tried . eat
20 hard boiled eEgs last night. He
made a wager that he could 10 II.
The contest took place IN a saloon.
smith began his task with avid
ify and soon finished a dozen. The
effort % swallow became unr~ dlfs
fcuit. and when = eEKs had been
eaten h gave M.
Hair an hour later. IN spite 81 a
dnctur'F efforts. Smith waa dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
MARKETS.

business was on the rush this
morning. orders came iu thick ana
fast The street Waa fun Of goods
brought up b. the rmHtila last
night Tier cargo Of fruit ana vcrn.
tables was Cabbage. gal crates,
ruulinuwer. - crates. pens. 2ls box
60. hoHun - huNrH. asparagus. igt
boxes. new pathtarH 1913 boxes. ar
tithukeH p boxes carrots al rurkH.
oranges iaa boxes lemons 90 boxes.
celery 6 boxes. cucumber. boxes.
tomatoes. buKea. and cherries, no
boxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
suIlolEe PERMITS.

haliaihs permits were issued to
- - the city engineers Office as
49, To q. y. Dudley. for ~
- tame dwelling az 1870 Warren
- costing 500. 20 r. NJ Jnr-
- - TT a l-story frame cottage a.
= .as1ln Eion street. costing 1000.
~ nef Lease Co. for a 2-Hforg
p store 81 s51-s5f Railroad ave-
easfinS 400. 20 J. Wo0dlu. for
eAff - iz9l-fEi Eighth avenue
-. eeFfing $50. % a. J. Wine
Wf z-Htory frame double
- - - l99i-lA3 Denny way. cost :
- tiso. % Puget Mil Co. for a l.
~ pfiek store o. fiZ0~fi2f First
@tenue. eoEflng ffGG0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
THE PASSING OF
MRS. H. P. STETS0N

Mrs. Leila e. stetpon. wife Of ITor-
alto r. Stetson. NJ the Arm Of stet-
son & Post Co. died at her residence
1f43 Twelfth avenue South, Beacon
hill, yesterday afternoon. Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. stotson and six child
rem survive her. The children are
Mrs. Blanche Stetson Maefarlane,
NJ isses ClnrH Stetson. Alice stetson,
Florence atetaon and two sons. Ior-
fnr and Herald stetson.
The funeral Will be held from Mrs.
Htetson'R late residence sunday aft
ernoon. and the intcrment viii be IN
I.akeViow cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
TRAIL OF DEATH.

NEW YORK. April za-tt Was a
trail ~ death that the Lake Shure's
New York and Boston limited left
behind q when Il rolled into Grand
Central depot one and one half hours
late yesterday. Three persons we're
struck and killed By the train In
three Academia
The first accident was between
Cleveland and Bunaio. Tuesday.
" men the fiysr ran into party q
three a. a crossing. killing one and
Gripping one "wednesday morning.
Just vest of Syracuse the train
struck a child and killed t. At
Ludlow. near Spuyten DuyvtL yes
t~rdmy. a man was struck and
MEsH#A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
No Need of Fear

Much anxiety waa felt this morn
Ing by mothers Of children attend
Ing the Queen Anne public school
The occasion WHH the fumEHtiuH
OF that nrhoul BY the nuthuritioH.
which KuYs rise Ia tho fear that tho
building wuH infected with "a dread
ED diHehn.
This ia not tho fact however n
was merely IA precautionary meas.
ltIt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
The West Seattle TrestIe

This afternoon the county com
mlssloucrH are once more IN con-
ference with the West seattle dele
CATION. relative To- the proposed tres
tie on Spokane avenue. There are
atiil many on tho either side who are
decidedly averHe 10 the Spokane nv-
enue proposition. and difficulty may
set cnsue before an agreement ia
reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
The N. G. W. Ball

A grand hall T. to be given to.
morrow night at the Armory hall by
Companies u and y OF the y. q. W.
Following the ball Is to.he n mock
parade. under the direction Of Mock
Maj. Gen. Huckins aud aAdi. Gen. L..
Siivainc.
Tho afalr viii doubtless prove y
social success. The boys have
worked hard 70 have the function
surpasa anything in the history Of
the companies. and. judging from tho
number ~ tickets already sold. they
are to be fully rewarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
THE PATHFINDER
ARRIVES IN PORT

The United states coast AMI good
etle survey steamer Pathfinder ar
rived IN port this afternoon and
dropped anchor or gchwabacher'a
The Pathfinder 81 the first Of the
coast survey boats % start for the
north this year. The Geduey Nc
Arthur. Patterson and Pathfinder
viii make n survey - the entire
Ateutlan archipelago this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
10 LATE TO CLASSIFY
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUY 10 CENT SHARES
Non -aHsessa blel In Great Northern
on co. Lands In Copalia Point,
Tcnino- l}ucoda. Des Moinea, King
County, Skagit county. Snohomish
county and other districts In
Washington. and I'm all the best oil
districts OF California. Maps ard
information free. Write Great
Northern oil Co. box IA. Seattle.
wash. or call at office. lis Cherry
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
CITY HALL.

ne hoard IL public works has
- noslcs that u has officially ex-
nusue1 and accepted the improve
n@uf q Highland Drive BY con-
sss4 slse9a Ks under contract e
STRAIT & Goetz.
August Peterson has applied for a
Nsass - construct sewers and
naks eonneeti9nS.
city Treasurer Rafhbun has fileH
1 seatement that tsfi2s has been
sefsa on the East james street
surrrvement. leaving 81 GOATS stu
M frala property owners.
beygia hcsnssx are still corning IN
se4.Y. Thx morning there had
Nta nniY 1870 issued though there
n<at 70 have been some 500 taken
81
Erarinafions Tor admission 70
- shaT department. % TIE ruunieI-
n s~rT'ce xere held this morning
: fAs elfT erHrcu rooms About -
ssgiseaats srre7rcd and we're orally
sz4ranta - ascertain their expert
sare ant Htne~s Tire places applied
e. aHelade fcrentam. drivers. nine
M. kaekEaa,fs and general help
r. The candidates for foreman
- haH written exa wfratfnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
Trial Trip OH.

The recent break. down Of the tor
pedo- boat destroyer goldnboruuRh
has resulted in the dlahandluR OF tho
trial board appointed BY the Hecrr-
tary OF the navy e. Inspect her. The
board was composed 81 Lieut.. Com.
Peters, Lieut.. com. WllletA. Lieut..
Nullmvr ana Lieut.. Omlsy, Of the
Iowa, and Lieut. b, l.. Adams on de-
tachud service.
The owners II the hunt will give
her "a thorough aVerhauliuE aud Ia "a
few weeks the mai ainl viii ho
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
SNOW WHITE"

Tho Juvenile epercfta SNOW
White" viii be presented at Hanko
Han on the afternoon and evening
~ MAY l. over one hundred child
rcn VIII take part IN the perform
uufg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
Unitarian Dramatic Club.

"A Scrap n Paper" scribe'a eieY-
or comedy. viii be presented BY the
Unitarian Dramatic club. tonight at
the church on Seventh avenue near
pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
SNOW WHITE

Catchy songs and fancy dances. IN
der the direction Of Prof. Wilson.
dancing teacher. ard Prof. Andrcwn
teacher ~ voice. General ndutiH-
sion -sr. children &c. Reserve aeata
row on sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
Special Sale Of Shoes-FrldaY

BoyH' Shoes. all sizes. AZ &c a pair
Bahy'a Waterproof Shoes. t2.50. on
safe al s.s+.stss- ...... .ss .ai.taH
Ladies. Lace Shoes. all sizes. l59
value Tor -s.f..--..s.......... &c
Ladies' 3g.E0 Shoes =. ........1l.ss
a large assortment % mems shoes
Just arrived. on sale az low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
A $4,000 Decision.

Judge Tallmau this afternoon
ovcrruled n demurrer to the com
plant in the 80 600 damage case Of
tho Pacific Bridge %. against city
Comptroller Frank Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
EXPLOSION!

rrgIIN. April ga dispatch
sw.n Frankfort reports that ter
re.e explosion occt rcd at the
sAeuscai works az Grieshcim near
rarkfort. Fifty persons are said
. have been killed and one hundred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
hmusEhEnTs.
RANkE HALL
Grdnd May Day Carnival
ADJUSTMENTS.

wednesday afternoon and evening
May /. 100 clever little artists beau
ufunF cnafumed ard assisted BY Sc
atfleH leading singers. viii present
The very pretty juvenile opcrutta-
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JoBBlhG QUOTATIONS.
CONNECTED DAuYJ
nfnea IfuIl


Lemons. 1i45Ha - a box. lines.
1870 per eaae. cooking apples. SOC al
81 20. eating apples. 81 90 fancy
eating anrlaa 2iaHHzsl. navel or
nug'r. 81 t9usgas serdllng. 1880
90. bananas. 6 9aHz co. olives. 50sf
t.e Per gallon grape fruit. u76m
e. 90. HtfH 80 uTUtIea g. 1au26O per
crate. piHeaunIeH. 81 oouA55 per doz
NeeetsbIsa
pothtoeN g. 01ula0o per ton
nov beeta 81 case. czrratH. per sack.
81 Coz yellow HauRer onions. tgI
81 20. lettuce. 81 cool 90 a case. tur-
nipn. It's garlic. GIk}sc. cabbage,
s. peppers taas0a. huHka. i5c. green
onions. Zoe duzz cuuiinuwer. 81 20
celery fsasae Haf dozen sweet potn-
tocH, 81 laHse %. spanish chill pep
prfr. zoe per IL. nHurr krnut. 10fc.
California head lettuce. 66aTsc case.
artirhukea. azafsae dog. green peas.
fUtHr Ter n. dried cartons. COO
fancy Zoe. imported i5c. tomatoes.
per case. f2H1. dates. bMGc per 20.
radiFheH lne per dor rhuhnrh. 1d74
per 10 parsley z5W abe asparagus
b1c new potatoes. taU22bs spinach.
o. green beans. Zoe. cucumbcrH. &l16
U2 per dnE.
Provisions.
Frehh meaf=cow beef. T9sr N.
steer beef. Sc pr to. mutton wcth-
er. s'se. ewes. &c. pork. 7d7hc per
10. veal. large. sasc. small. io4i0Mc.
froFiHionH - Hams. large. i3r.
hams. small. tzutzAc. breakfast
bacon. % 10 lis. iaAc. dry. salt
81 clear backs. SIC bellies. ioc
Butter Cheese tRrs and Poultry
Butter - Washington crcameriea.
pound prints. e0H &c. Eastern Iowa
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Expert Typ writer Repairing.

We have a factory repair man and
Rre prepared to rebuild old ma
chimes T.. g. Niles. 100 Cherry.
Tel Main. 23i.
Light running Columbia chninlCas,
~ CETlrfonbgF Pros ITO % sV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25

Lake Washington flyer. Str Cv-
rene. between Madison & I.eschi
parks every 30 minutes from Is pm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25
Cottage City Tonight

The steamship Cottage city will
sail FOR skaRway ana way points at
. O'Clock tonight from Ocean dock
with about rs passengers and a
large cargo Of freight.
Commencing Monday. 29th. we will
make special sale every Monday
morning. See our al. Star Paint
Co, 300 302 Pike ST.
To battleahiD. Steamer Athlon.
Keep IN mind" Cilno'H plano house.
fia
co 70 ChriBtopher--biks repairing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25

Go 70 chriStophsf--blks repairing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25

To battleshlp. steamer Athlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-25

august Peterson has applied for a
Nsase - construct sewers and
axe eonnecti0ns.