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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-01
UPWARD DURING
MORNING HOUR.
The Long Interests Cleaned
Out Wednesday.
TRADING VERY ACTIVE
In the Afternoon Profit Taking Car
ried Prices Off.
THE ESTIMATES FOR TODAY's RECEIPTS
These Pointed to Sharp Decline in the Move
ment. The Late Market Displayeda
Disposition to Rise on the
Least Support.
TIE ESTIMATES FOR TODAY's RECEIPTS
Least Support.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Oct 31.-The Fall River
market has been very quiet to-day. The
decision of the operatives. not to strike
has checked bidding of 31s for regulars.
Demand for brown cottons dull. prices
unchanged Bleached and coarse col
ored goods quiet at previous prices.
Prints very firm and in demand. Cling
hams are scarce in all leading markets.
Cotton lining firm; kid cambrics advanced
u cents per yard.
COTTON.
New York. Oct. 31.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices points lower
to points higher and Immediately be-
came very firm on a turn of shorts for
cover and an influx of buying through
Wall street commission houses. During
the rest of the forenoon the course of the
market was steadily upward with buying
for both accounts very active. Whereas
January sold at TAI on the call it rose
to 1853 before the early buying movement
abated. The cables from Liverpool con-
tanned nothing to materially affect local
sentiment either way and receipts were
quite as large as expected. both at the
ports and interior towns. But, in place
of the nne weather which has prevailed
for six weeks or more a sharp drop in
temperature to frost level was forecasted
with showery conditions west of the Mis-
sissippi tomorrow. The early action of
the market clearly indicated that yester-
days heavy selling movement had clean
ed out practically all the long interests
and had created more large short ac-
count, particularly in January. Trading
was quite active until after midday when
the outside buying subsidized. Profit
taking then carried prices off sharply
from the top, January selling down to
7.46. The estimates for to-morrows re-
ceipts pointed to a sharp decline in the
movement while the news from Fall
River reflected a firm market and little
prospect of a strike in the mills. The
market late in the day displayed dispo-
sition to do better on the least support.
The close was steady with prices net I'M
changed to points higher, except Au-
gust, which was IL points higher.
NEW YORK
New YORK, Octt 3D. Cotton futures opened
steady.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON n. c., Oct. 81. Turpentine
quiet at 341&035h receipts 81.
Rosin firm at aU095c. receipts lS2
Crude turpehtine steady at l.l0Q92 co. receipts
81 barrels
Tar steady at 1925; receipts :o2
SAVANNAH Ca, t. 81 = Turpentine firm at
35H; receipts sS5: sales l,1I7 exports lIe
Resin hrm, receipts 1896: sales i,l2l; ex-
ports .5C0
Qnote. A, ID, G, sI.O5; D, slO5; E, sf.1Os F.,
ST. Is; G, S1.40 ii, S1.3o; /. si.35; X, Sl.95;E NJ,
81 IS; n, $3.05; W G, 49, 10; w w $500.
CHARLESTON, S. y, Oct 81. = Turpentne
firm at 35H receipts -, sales -; exports -.
Rosin brln; receipts -; sales -; exports
Quote: A, B, c. Sl0O u, SI.O0; E, S100; f, 81. 10;
6, s1.I5; II, Sl.25; /, Sl.35; X Sls0; NJ, s2.25; n.
2.75; VIC So. 10; w W, So 3d.
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NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 Il p. m.-Money on call
steady at 2H04 pei cent; last loan at 3
per cent; ruling rate 4 per cent Prime mer-
camille paper strong at 4h@5 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in b,.nN-
ers bills at 48sA614.S67s fer dem and and at $685.
@4s3A for so days. Posted rates 4.SiX and
4.sTI Commercial bills $3.50 1897. Bar silver
57}s. Mexican dollars i514 Government bonds
steady. State bonds inactive; Railroad bonds
Irregular.
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Illustration of Five Year Dividend Plan Of
THE AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

C.
Mr.. D. Boushall General Agent, Raleig
the
Wishing success am
I
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MODERN SURGERY SURPASSED.

"While suffering from piles says G. f.
Carter. Atlanta, Ga. 81 got DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve and was entirely
cured" Cuts, burns, bruises quickly
cured Beware of counterfeits. w. II.
King Drug Co., Bobbitt Wynne Drug Co.,
VIM. Simpson
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK Va. Oct 81 Peanuts dull; fancy
2A; strictly prime, az; prime, 9024: com
mon, low GRADES lNGp1% = machine picked
1M6lA; Spanish 75D77c per bushel
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higher; December wheat asc. advance,
and December oats nc. up. Provisions
closed unchanged to 2ia to 5 cents higher.
Leading futures ranged HIS follows:
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Many sa1 more but none cell better
pianos, at cl,ser prices than John B.
Wright Greensboro, ". G.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. 81. Cotton futures
RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET.

Raleigh, N. c., Oct 31.-The market to-
day was dull and sluggish and the re-
ceipts light. Despite the small receipts
the prices continue to decline, and today
the quotations fell again, this time going
between the figures IA to III. Farmers
here to-day still tell of a short crop, a
very short crop, in Wake county.
Receipts today. -. .............. 45 bales
Prices today ......................... 7AG17h
Receipts this day last year. ........... 106 ba es
Price this day last year. $500
Receipts this season ............. z $50 bales
rsceipts last season to this date. -. 1904
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
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sEABoARp STOCKS AND RoNns

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-Seaboard Air Linz
common 25S40257s: preferred 49lGS50
Bopds-4's 821s bid.
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BONDS.

Mex. Cen. as s3K
do LIST Gnc.... 29K
MINI. e. StL 4'slo3
i'd. K. & r. a.. 100
% ends. :. so
N. Y G. lists.
do gen 3 1-2'. 1857
N. j. G. gen. 5's..13oN
No. Pac. 4's......1o4A
" 3's........... 1915
n. q. W.con. 4's.103
Reading gen. As 977s
St l. & | Mton 5's115K
Still s Fgen4's 95
st. l.. S'wes rs. 90
do 2's........ 79
S.A&A Pass as S71s
So. Pac. 4's...... o3A
So. Railway S's..11oM
T. e i. lists. ......1 1SK
T. .StL&|y. as. S1H
Union Pac. as. .1o5B
do. COW. AS 10SA
Wa bash lists .120
" ends ........110K
do. Deb. b. 5SH
West Snore AS. .112K
w. & i, e. AS =. 90A
Wis. Cen. AS. :. SO
Mobile & o. as. 95
G. Of Ga.con SIS. .1O7A
" 1st incomes. 20
=" I'd incomes. 20 y
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
= -T@|-
FORT.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago ILL.,, Oct. 31.-Strength in corn
as the result OF wet weather for shipping
and a scarcity of offerings outweighed
bearish influences on the Board Of Trade
to-day and December corn closed rs to II
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Z ID le; middling gulf 3-l6 sales 5iS bales
LIy ERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3l.-i p. M.-Spot cotton
small business; prices 81 lower; American
midsning fair 23-32d; good middlng l7-32d;
midaiing 4 I'D; low middling 5-l6i; good or
din Try 3 6d ordinary 3 10 l6d
The sales of the day were 5000 bales OF which
500 were for speculation and export, and incIud
ed 400 American. Receipts 9,100 bales, includ-
ing all American
Futures opened easy and closed steady.
American middling, g. o. c. low middling
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LII ' ERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplandS
Z ID le; middling gulf 3-l6; sales 5iS bales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24
FACILITIES OF
A BARNARD
Harbor Master AT This Port Greatly
handicapped.

As the Nome season advances,
steamers and sailing craft are cen
stantly coming into port Some OF
them are compelled e. anchor In the
BAY Tor several DAYS. waiting their
turn az the docks When these boats
arrive they are required 90 report
70 the port warden and receive
berths This, however. To- not done
In many Instances. often shIua
come ir and tie ur at the outer buoy
and the harbor master can merely
await the pleasure 81 the captain In
TIE matter 81 reporting 10 occurs
great many times that the port
warden does not know the name Of
a vessel that has arrived. and n ia
not furnished with as much as a
glass with which 10 discern the name.
senports Of great deal lrss import
auce than seattle have thorough
" equipped hArhaFmaatar's office.
provided Wtth % launch and glasses.
and supreme iu all Affairs PERTAIN
ing % the harbor. 2eaffie'a harbar-
master has shack On the water
front aud is not even provided with
a row boat. tGc d merely d figure.
head with little ~ m Power
Numbers ~ boats ure now com
Ing Into The hay aud only ave huoya
arr @ D had f1r their accommasia.
ton. The majority Of these are
needed b che revenue cutters.
I here have heen numerous Instances
v there vessels have gone fa afhar
ports rather than drop anchor II
II the unanimous opinion ~ ahfpuHau.
men thai n Settles harborffa sfar
- not given more authority. torelh.
eF With The appliances necessary for
hls nu7iness. IN port Wil ra4u an
unerviahls reputation In the shin
ping world
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NE PREFERS
STARVATION
TO HANGING

CHICAGO. Aprii IL Edward "
NrthrNsr the murderer ur Miss Dor
athy Mckee Of Long Branch, Is tryz
INK Co sarve hIWWlf u death Two
doctors have hrcu called Geo admin
istrr gtlmulaurs in order to uralauE
hia miserable ufr.
since the supreme court affirmed
tho mdHWeut uf conviction. Meth
ever has manifested unusual Dies
roudvueY. he declared ut FIRST that
an Improper defense WIS mtcrpaaed
Hts attorney had tumpgd up the
claim that his client was tho victim
of delirlum trvmpna# but Few PET
sons could be found who knew that
h. over drank iutaNisaufs nt all
straight insanity apparently lu
Nrthvtfs opinion. would have been
the proper eapyr by means OF which
to houdWink che jury engaged IN
try ips him far his stImr. because
h. was held responsible fDr hts act.
be was pluugvd in dtspandcuey. fer
lfc, even behind the bars is prefer
able now although he tried IN XII
himself when hc shot thr poor SRI
who had hefrieuded him
As time passed he hesnn Ca hope
that he would be- saved from the
horrors af the sc0ffeld. but hape has
grown dim and MstheVer wants to
die by starvation. rather than b.
subjected 60 the ordeal OF being
hanged.
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LAW


NM. H. HUTTNEHs attorney at
law. suits prosecuted and defend
90 lu ali courts. is years expert
euse. fHoeerdiuEs ia bankruptcy.
t"mpuulta inCufpurat Abnffanth
carefully examined collections
made Ia all parts - the United
States. Highest commercial and
bank references. 5Ia Third ave
uur. Phone. Main lep9.
J. J.. BALL Jit.. IL Hoxwcll Block.
ita Columbia st. above LIST Ave.
General practice IN all the eaurtA
Damage Cases q Specially.
hoiei ate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
or-at-iaW. Dexter Horton Bank bid
II. T.. POSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Aain 5tT.
, a KELLOGG. rs nau-y building.
HENEoS s AUST. 8 noston HIeek.
VI y. L.AABuTH. aos-s. Pacific blk
A q. MACDONALD. tos Burke nld.
Root, Palmer a brown. Pioneer bid
- e coNovER ia Hancr bldg
LYMAN =. KNAPP. to Hailer bldg.
@ WAND KEMP. - Hurks big.
, y. DOUGLAS 5oi Rev YORK blk.
RiCHARp osborn. sos-s " Y bk
s. x. LASGLASD. - New York Blk
HORACE PETER. 81 New York bk
J. q PtRKEit, az Paeinc Hioek
PiEHne = FERRY. 1870 second.
~ ~ MARTIN. Lawyer. go Mutual
LIE HHHaiug
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USE OF WOMEN In
SHlN6IE MILLS

Victor II. hickman. secretary q
the Washington bed Cedar shlnale
Manufacturers association has rat
- ccntrndictrd the report rerantfv
sent out thar Is shluFie mills nav.
accsded to the demands o. thr nfrfk :
ers. lie states that only two mills
nave given In and In these the work
- done b. contract and the NH
owners have nothing to DO with the
wage scale
IL Is stated on reliable authority
that y compromise u not son
reached. the miilm~u win adout th~
methods q Eastern concerns ara
install female HELM. In Eastern
single factories girls are used a.
most exclusively a. parkers and
earn from Ills TO g. Is a day.
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FINANCIAL.

70 CENTS.
10 the price peF share II our stock. which
ls non aaHesHnhir aur lands are Ia the
COrAIfs DISTRICT. which has the
best Indications for Of iu the state
uriiliha 90 cnmmenre soon
SEATTLE oil COMPANY
gOg1 y 4 Block
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The "P.-f." donned the veil Of
prophecy this morning. It predicted
that the board q health would dis
miss the charges filed y the Editor
q the Star against Health officer
MeKechnie. Further It stated that
the board would admit that there
was proba bic cause enough to just
ify the prcferring OF the charges.
The Star has not considered q good
form TO comment editorially upon
the McKeehuie case since the Invest
Igation took place. The charges have
been submitted. The action Of the
board Il awaited.
II is manifestly unfair to attempt
IN any way to influence the findings.
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING

UMBRELLAS Manufactured. e.
covering and general repairing na
Columh % street. Robson Bros
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF furniture az Martin a For =
auction rooms. la8 Third avenue.
Thursday Esth. az 30 ~ o. m 8
nnr oak bedroom arts. 4 nns piano
cost &fpa. fine bed lounge and
couch. s fiue oak dining chairs.
Emo oak dining table parlur chairs
rockers. - nnc rugs. large and
small { fine velvet carpets. cook
stove hne rhildrrn'a beds. 8
bcdFteadH. pictures. looking glass
lunch counter and restaurant
outfit IS pair nne lace curtains
purtierfH. blankets. quilts. sheets
pillows. springs mattresses. 10
rolls fine mating. dishes. gas
range and lots Of other goods
JOE MARTIN Auctionrer.
AUCTION sale oxtfaardInary-g lus-
INK out q the entire stock Of tho
Twentieth Century Bargain Store
corner Of Madison and First ave-
niue ON account 81 having TO
move. the owners Of the property
rebuilding. We aiIi Hell every day.
commencing nf zzH and 11H each
day without reserve or limit the
following goods Ladies' dress
goods shirt waists. mullins fan
uolF. iaeen-in fact everything in
she dry goods line mems furnish
lnF goods boots. shoes hHts. etc I.
everything goes come early T.. q.
HlrkFffHH. HuTfluuHHf.
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The star yesterday printed ex-
eiusively the telegraphic announce
ment o. the arrival az Jacksonville.
Fla. OF the cuban constitutional
committee. IN route from Havana to
Washington. 10 endeavor to arrange
future relations 20 exist Between the
United States and Cuba The Stars
dispatch contained an important
statement from Gen. Portuando con-
corning the attitude OF the Cubans
and their determination to have COM
plete Independence.
This morning the "P.-I." presented
this Identical piece Of news as its
most important teiegraphic inform
alton.
The Times fell down. not receiving
a word from the Associated Press
upon the subject.
The superiority Of the scripps- Nc
Rae telegraphic service for after
noon newspapers Is demonstrated
b. many examples such as the one
noted.
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Launch Club.

Vince ". Faben was last night
elected permanent president Of the
new twentieth Century Launch club.
II. A. Chadwick permanent secretary
and treasurer, and T. N Dalton com
TmodOre u the fleet a perrna naut
organization was effected and a con-
stitutiOn and bylaws adopted.
The first cruise Of the club ggiu
take place next Sundavand the conn
- commissioners and other public
officials VIII be guests 81 the aseoz
citation. The fleet will consist ~ 10
Or II launches, which will start from
Madisou park Sunday morning at
so O'Clock. a trip 70 the upper part
Of the lake VII be made and the
feet Will return at D. m.
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Victoria Route

cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily. Fare Zoe.
Bcrths 25c. Freight, 5OC per ton.
s. S. North Pacific leaves Yesler
s. s.. Utopia lenvcs Yesler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WIATCOM ROUTE.
g. S. SehomC leaves Ycsler dock
at . y. m. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anacortcs.
Fairhaven and Whatcom. connect y
ing with railways ut Auacortes and
Whutcums
DODWELL a. co. General Agents
ga $3.50 - fnhnaa Maisa Azn
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TWO KINDS or HoNESrY.

What Is honesty
Is a matter 30 training; or en-
vlronmcnt. rather than a question If
law
Mr., J. 4. Morgan Is responsible fer
the subject. As morals 50. he Is a
moral man. lie doesn't fear the big
policeman who stands near the doc
Of his banking office. lie goes 4
church. He Is bis and broad.
And he would crush a concern that
stood In the way 90 his carrying a
financial point as quick as a fash. 4.
he could.
lie r. a Spectator. and that Is an
other name Ter gambling. He sells
things that he does not own AMI
forces the market down TN he can
buy and make a profit. or he buys
and forces the market M, and sells
ut n pront And Il matters not to
him u a thousand little fish Try 20
follow hts lead and are DESTROYED. for
It's al matter OF business.
The other day Mr.. Morgan was on
his way 20 Europe. a pair of pro
fessional gamblers started a little
game In the cabin. They were ~
1T TO WIN. They wanted the pas
Eengers' money. and they laid their
plans very much as Nr Morgan
would II he wanted a railroad OF a
steel mill. They stacked the cards
and had gotten possession of over
s2ooo. when the organiser of the bill
lion-doliar steel trust denounced
them and forced them to return their
victims money.
When the gamblers learned the
Identity OF the man who was 50 APT
In Distinguishing the difference b.
tween tweedle dee and tsgeedle dun.
their remarks were ribald and sar.
castle, and. Il IS said. caused the IN
ancier much pain.
SO again comes the question. What
Il honesty Is there a single stan
iard that viii cover the lives Of all
men,
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MoNLY callected. N Hosloa block
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LOOT SAFE.

HAGERsTOWN. Ind. April 81
Five men dynamited a safe tn Cox a
Co.'S store at Losantlyiiie They So
cured the postal sacks, and IL l. cH-
umatsd they carried away plumber
10 the value ~ s. sao.
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HELP wANreo-FgMAle.

GIRL To take charge OF children.
can at 9o2 Westlake avenue.
Profitable work. 6lsis Pike. Douglas.
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6S Lots IN san Diego, Cal, TO ex-
change for Seattle property. A T.
DON I BUY until you see our list
" " Renick e 90. oil =f12 Railes
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BOY EATEN
BY CATTLE

ROCHESTER,. ". Y. April IL
WIN. shriuer, seven year old son of
Geo. shriner. a farmer OF Spring
water. while throwing hay down to
cattle, slipped and fell down the
chute. landing unconscious on the
rack below.
The hungry cattle. IN andeavoring
TO get az the hay, tore and mutllat-
ed the boys body 10 an unrecoguiz-
able mass. He was found dead 4
few hours later.
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PLUMBING.
PhoToo RAPhERs.
REAL Estate.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
The best and cheapest residence
property In the city OF Seattle. with
the widest streets and alleys, In Me.
GiiYra's second and third additions.
on Lake Washington.
This property is mostly cleared,
graded and fenced, with the streets
opened good view Of the lake ana
Cedar river water available.
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. thoroughfarc
running diaKonally through this
property IL to be paved from lake
TO bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service is
the best IN the city.
ALSO
A farm Of i60 acres on jenkins
prairie.
4 farm OF go acres. with large i'm
provement on Meridian Prairie, and
\ farm Of go acres. near Derby on
the 5. q l. II. r., together with other
choice property owned by the under
signed. with perfect title and free
from incumbrance.
PRICES.
Price OF lots from $3.50 20 81. 500
each. and farm lands from $40 u so
per acre.
AEsIfMC.
Terms will be liberal and TO suit
purchaser as far as possible.
Enquire of JOHN ]. McGILVRA.
So Boston block. Telephone. Red 1871.
SlO0 to $3.50 for lots 4Oxii0 feet each.
two blocks from car line: city wa
ter and street to be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once; on
easy payments. special terms to
those building.
Si25 to Si75 for acres in Kelsey's
Brighton Beach acre tracts: close
to Renton car line: good soil. well
settled neighborhood scent fare.
and IS minutes ride from center
of town.
r. ]. HUSTON. sos Bailey building.
36-rooms lodging house: rent, SOS SO.
price. >26oo Every room rented.
good location.
10 rooms; rent $50. excellent buy.
$3.50. on Third avenue.
rooms; extra fine. all modern: $500.
$500 cash, balance time. rent. $50.
every piece of furniture first class
42e Burke 81. Tate 4 Co.
HERE'S bargain nice 7-room
building, outhuildings, tirst-Class
condition, large lot. good neigh
horhood. $1,000. Terms. part II
wanted. 719 25th avenue.
loo lots on installments. S6I5O each.
$40 cash and 81 per month. also
choice acre tracts. w. Il Peter a
Co. Ballard, Wash. Population of
city 1900
LIST your property with us. II. g.
BYERS a CO. Real Estate and
Mines, 1921 First avenue.
WE have a choice list of vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings and
stores in all parts of the city. Ger.
man American Investment Co. 6Is
Third avenue.
For wSH Improved farms. small or
large, 1t low prices, cali on us.
COLLINS A. WILLIAMS.
Room Sc Sullivan Building.
68 Lots IN san Diego, Cal, TO ex-
change for Seattle property. A T.
DON'T Buy until you see our list
" W Renick e Co, ell f1s RRiles
RUBBER STAMPS.
COMMERCIAL sfAMP WORKS.
Seheuerman Block. lie Cherry.
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FOR weH Improved farms. small or
large, NJ low prices, call ON us.
COLLINS A. WILLIAMS,
Room sc Sullivan Building.
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$1,000 Reward.

BUTTE, Mont. April gt.-The
northern Pacific has posted notice
% 1900 reward for the apprehsn-
SION Or for Information leading to
the arrest 81. the persons who ye#ter-
day afternoon attempted 70 wreck
Sorthern Pacific train No. II near
Aission. Mont. By placing plank
and stone ohafructlopa on tke frs5u
Glare, hat designer. 1907 Second av
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w. +. MURDOCH, Instructor quit
and mandolin. 1920 Holyoke bloc
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LOSS BY FIRE
AT EDM0NDS

Fire last night destroyed the ptant
~ the Western Shingie 90. at I'd
mnnda, Wash, on the Great North
sfn. II was the largest of the five
II inc town, and when consumed II
contained 100000 shingles. The fire
y attributed 70 sparks from an en-
CINE. The loss is SO. 900.
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DE- kfHEE. Bailey building
Or J a. Mneklunon. Z chaplin blIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-24

CALL on Dickson a Price for Sauk
River Mining Co. stock, or to
trade oil stocks whereby we can
hold stock In several companies,
ana the FIRST one striking oil we
viii be In Il. Office 32T Pacific blk.
NADoN, WRIGHT & co. brokers,
aOi Pacific block. Alaska mines
and Nome clnlms a speciality.