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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-31

The following gem should be pasted
in every mans hat rs reminder OF his
duty when he dsircs to speak III Of any
woman. Remember thisi beware
hoN you speak ola woman's character.
Think how many years she has been
building 1t, OF the wounds received, OF
the tolls and privAtions endured; and
let no suspicious follow her actions.
The purity OF woman Is the salvation oil
the race, the hope Of future greatness
and the redemption Of man, Wipe GU
her purity and man sinks beneath 'h'
wave Of despair with no, a star to guid'
his life into a channel OF safety. Think
then before you speak, and remembe
that any hog can root up the flares
flower that ever grew, so the 'ilcsi cal
ruin the purest character"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
FERRY over
The YUKON
From Dawson 10 West Dawson Is
Soon 10 Be Built.

Mr.. ]. p. Hubrfek Is IN Seattle,
having just come down from Daw-
son. Mr. Hubrick has in contem-
platlon. the building q a ferry across
the Yukon river At Dawson, to con-
rect with West Dawson. This en-
terprise - one Of the most interest
ing In the history Of the KiOndike
capital. AZ the present time Daw-
son and West Dawson are connect
cd only by a small launch. II Will
be remembered that recently the
fallen women Of Dawson were com
PEELED BY municipal edict TO abandon
the city proper and remove 90 West
Dawson and Loose Town"
Since the emigration 81 the sport
ing element to West Dawson. mer-
camille business there has Increased
considerably, and transportation
facilities across the river has become
more inadequate than ever.
Mr.. Hubrick proposes to build
a ferry 20 be operated by either
an over head. or sub marine
cable. He Il now in Seattle 20 de-
termine which IL the more feasible.
The distance across the Yukon river
from Dawson 70 Vest Dawson ls D.
80 feet.
In case engineers say that the
width 81 the Yukon at this point
would cause too much saRging 81
the overhead cable. Mr.. Hubrick
will run his ferry on submarine
cable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
ALASKA RATES
ARE ADVANCED
After Iuly !, II Will Cost $40 to Go
10 Skagway.

on and after July l. passenger
rates un steamer. running 90 South
eastern Alaska Will be increased as
follows. First class accommodations,
tlnaan advance # s.. and second
class, t2o-an advance OF 81 over the
rates now lu sueet.
The new schedule WAS agreed up
on last uight at "A meeting ~ the
representatives af the various steam
fhlp companies operating boats on
the SkUgway run. held Ia the once
81 Ttaric Manager WeodWurth, ~
the Pacific Coast steamship Co. This
following companies have signed the
new schedule uodwrll 8 Co. for
the Washington s Alaska steamship
CO.. Alaska Steamship Co. aud the
pnrinc coast Steamship co Freight
and excursion rates we're not inriud-
I'd in the new agreement. tho present
rate of $50 atlli preNailing.
one month aEo the companies that
last night agreed 70 advance the
rates we're engaged In "a cut-rate
war. selling ekaKWaN trnnNpOrta.
ton for s. or SIC round trip. frst
class accommodations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
vRE WAR or PEACE.

al Havana with Yankee school
teachers There ambitious
hright-faced less brany
guo-
enlightened
lea haveb NJ are eing
Theren be book learning and immense
the -
yesterday newspapers
OF
the feet Of the rulers Of the island OF
lacked that M
There bat
IL no Is
q
hope people
have
il being
lives
s DONE n
are a power good. the
worldha ever HI i abe ut hem.
They make Cuba prosperous,
can build all bust
h wereeve nodded.
responsibility placed should.
ers o n
Il is against Ignorance wagsd b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
a GOVERNMENT OPENING.

number Of the farms Of this country there
nenw
nd of
OF the corn In
Roosevelt
Indians
invgorated neadwood cheeks %
Il $ mc
boys Uncle Il doing the best he lie
has Indians
Al pay =
going 20 works ever IN the week
The Indian
he he
lie
his
blood ot he g
40 things
q Il he
SO there's the life
the exaeting
Spotted Dog Red EIk. bucks
%
a drink.
proud Of Of
under the hrsterng a July
Is
changed
they will $ a tn the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
OFFICER RlDGWAY
ON MERRY CHASE

Humane Officer RIaEeway IL a mis-.
used man, In bis opinion Yesterday
morning he started for a toEKinE
camp near Kirkland. on the other
side % Lake Washington. where
horses were reported e. b. in
fuEhtful condition. The pr0rprtet-
rrs % the place learned % his com
Ina. and led him a merry chase. As
h lcft the ferry at Kirkland he was
told that the camp vas a few miles
straight az q certain road Now. na
a fact, tho min and camp was only
a short distance away The officer
Was led about the country on a Wild
goose chase until 10 o'clock AZ night
Several times he waa lost. and when
he nnally got back - Kirkland. he
and ~ horse were nsarer dead than
alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
CITY FATHERS
OF BALLARD

The city council Of Ballard al itn
regular meeting issf night approve ed
the report ~ the committee of the
whole on the matter u the gas frnn+
chiar asked for By ]. ". elise and
associates.
IL was decided to continue the
llnuor license q W. bernAthY
against whom much complaint was
made, Aheruathy appeared bnfnrs
the council and spoke on the matter
IN hts own behalf lie agreed 60 dis
charge hts present bartender. who n
alleged % have caused a great deal
% the trouble in the AheruAthy sa-
loon.
The bids % Frank ". Fraser and
Walter Nancy for street improve
mcutH were accepted Several 9TH
era were ryad and laid over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26

seh. y. cucunbers. $4,000 per dor.
new onions. nc. Caulifiower. sac4tf.
parsnipS. 40
Proyisions
Fresh meat-Cow beef, - ID
steer beef. stsc per 10: mutton. Wefh-
er. b. ewes, sac. pork. si4Nac per
ID. veal. large. ~; small. fetac.
Provisions Hams. large lie.
hams. small. i26l54c: breakfast
bacon. it0tftsc. dry. aAited clear
backs. si4c bellies. i0c.
ssttsr Cheese. Eggs sna Poultry
Butter Washington creamsriea.
pound prints. zoe. Eastern Iowa.
and EiRin. zoe. fresh ranch. ftHfae.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. ia lzisc. Eastern: New York.
lf4i5c. Wisconsin, ftc. California.
lgiz9titz HOquefort. sc. Edam.
~ Goa 100 per case; New York.
l50isc. Limburger. isQi7c. brick.
ibuiIc. Swiss. isnisc.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch. lie.
Eastern. fsdisc.
Poultry = Chickens. live. lie.
ducks. i5c. geese, iOaiie. turkeys
i4c.
Dressed stock - Chickens. IS.
turkeys, l5ai5Ac. ducks. fsc.
geese. 1zlsai3he.
Corrected Daily. The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car az Seattle:
Grain -- Oats, 5000. barley.
t2l.0e. wheat. chicken feed, 81 50 .
corn, $40 per 100 lbs. bran. 1850.
Hay-Puget Sound, per ton, 400
Eastern Washington timothy. $500.
alfalfa. tI300.
Butter Fresh ranch. iiai8c. ma
tive creamery. ZOc.
chesae-Native Washington, i1c.
Eggs = Strictly fresh ranch. 1s9
lsc per d0z.
Poultry = Chickens. live. iz4i3c
ducks, i25zc. turkeys. i2hdigc.
Dressed pouitry-Turkeys. iafffiAc
chickens tzi4 af3Ac. ducks. i8u14Izc
geese. iIko.
Live stock - Cows, SIC: steers.
ihd5cs calves yh47hc. sheep. 90
&c. hogs. 5a5hc.
Dressed stcck-HoEa Sc; lambs
l0c.
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WHNNy
MyYYEHr1IlxI-1-IW
s,sffst ssstH
" HITt " AISTS
Just in Time for The
Fourth

At fsc- White Lawn Waists. with
fine tucka and hsmatltrhed cuffs
and front piait. another with
broader tacks and handkerchief
front
AT 81 k0-Two styles - India f.fnous
one with tuckH and embroidery tn
Hertiou. another has large sail
OF collar. with lace Insertion and
edginF.
AT 81 ss-Of india Linou. with hem
stitched tucks and four rows swiss
insertion. another with I've rows
II Hifk embroidered insertion In
light and dark blue and lavender
At q zs-Of white Lawn one style
with tucks. pointed front plat.
edged Nith fun Val lace. roNH Of
pearl buttons. another with tucks
and four rows Nalcncisunes luaer-
tlan.
At q fs-Fins white Lawn, the
whole front of Vaienciennsa and
embroidery insertion. another with
hemstIfched and tucked sailor
collar. lace insertion and edgiug
At I87b-Of India Linon. with bo-
iero. the whole front 81 fine furks
and embroidery Insertion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
MARRIED
Quiet Wedding Of W. W. Felger
and Miss VIVA clapp.

" y. Telger ana Miss VIVA eiapp.
both prominent members Of Port
Towns nj society. were quietly mar.
RED At 81 Marks Episcopal church
yesterday evening Mr. FelKar is a
well known attorney % Jefferson
county. and was lately prosecuting
attorney MiHs Ciapp e the second
daughter uf state Senator = b.
0Inpp. 81. Port Townsend
Hev. J.. =. Hyiand ofileiatet. and
tn bride was given away br her
father.
The following were present. Sen
atnf ard Mrs. CiRpp. judge and Mr..
n A HailinErr. Mrs.. Gen. stewart,
Miss sadie Downs and Lieut.. II. d.
West
%sw hath houses, Mndrnna NGEia.
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ArfoHHEYsAT LAW.

Wan. n BuTIeElt. attorney at
Law. suits ~ oHecutad and defend
I'd la all courts IL years expert
euce Proceedings in bankruptcy
Compnn Mos Incorporated. AbHtrG c Il
carefully examined. Colleetlonh
made ia all parts ~ the United
B'ateH. Highest commercial ana
bank references. bil Thifd ave
nue.. Phone. Main 1000.
J. = HALL. ts aud u Roxweli block.
i0s Columbia st. Phone. Blue 80
General practice Ia all she courts.
Damage easeA kpscialty.
Moderate Feaa =ConFJliation Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-atsiaw. Dexter liOrtsn lthnk bid
~. y. POSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main ~.
". ~. MAHrfN. go Mutual Life bid.
J a. KELf.ogg - Baiir- building.
HENEoN kUsf y Boston siock
W y. f.AnBuTH. 7O,-s. Pacine blk
a. e. MACDONALD. 900 Burke Bld.
Root. Palmer 4 brown. Pioneer bid.
q. q coSo* ER tz-W Halier bldg
LYMAN 3 kSAfP 20 Hailer bidE.
g. wARn REAP tlg Burke DOG
q " DOUGLAS. sol New YORK biz
RicHAHH osborn t05-s = y BIZ
3 g LANGLASD. te2 New York Blk
HORACE PETER. ti6 New York bk
pfEpuE = FERRY 1910 second.
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JosBIne QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILYl
Green fruit.

Lemons s25003.0o a box; LINES
f5as per case; cooking apples. 81 .5Oa
J1b. eating apples, s2.50n3.0O. Val.
fncia oranges, 92.7543.00. Seeding
z.z5. bananas. tz.25; olives. 50075e
per gallon. grape fruit, s2.5Oq2 10.
native Strawberries, ti.d06f2 per orst5
pineapples. f3.50M4.00 per doz. cher.
Iies, n.2J; peaches, s0MsJc, apri.
-; Iradgedy and s0noma plurua
81 00fIIIO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
CITY HALL.

The board % public works today
advertised for bids Tor thu laying ~
a iz-inch water main on Bruadway.
between Madison and Jefferson
streets
Tho woodwork about the city hall
u receiving a much needed clean
ing.
The baseball game 10 BE- played
saturday between the city hall al.
tachss and the court house tea ~ win
be attended b a large crowd no
doubt. a. conaidern bic interest Il
being shown in the coming contcsf
II H. likely that all the city oficas
VIII close a. 2 O'Clock and the force
march 20 the diamond to root" Tor
their side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
WEST STREET
CONDITIONS

Prices remain firm on the avenue.
strawberries are selling for 81 .sOeb
200. Potatoes are quoted at 2 cents.
old potatoes bringing In some cases
az cents
The butter and egg market was
particularly firm this morning, with
a tendency To 60 IN
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vsRetsbIea

Potatoes - 5000 per ton: beets.
bc per doz; carrots. sl.Z5a1.JO Der
sack, lettuce, Ills a case. turnfpg.
si25; garlic, g.; cabbage. 1851 30.
peppers, 25m30c. husks, 25c. green
celery, 4DWo0c per dozen sweet DO
tatoes, 700; Spanish chill pep
pefs, SOc per ID. sauer kraut. 2Ibdc.
native head lettuce. 1zkc per doz.
hrtichokes. 35M50c doz. green peas
2c pound; dried figs, cartons. coo
fancy l0c, Imported lie. tomatoes,
eHse, u.SO; dates, 5Qsc per 10.
radiehes. l0e per doz. rhubarb. &c
PEI 10; parsley, 25Ws5c; aspars gus.
Sl.Vo' new potatoes, t2.0002.z5; spin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
Small Ballard Fire.

Al 2.30 yesterday afternoon FIRE
was discovered on the roof Of ". II.
Peters real estate Office in Ballard
The blaze was eItlnguished by use
Of hand buckets. the damage being
slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26

FANCY VALENCIA
, ORANGES.
Per fnEen. - ara Sc
FRENCH pHtfNEs
biE Juicy ouss. Per pound.
g..
ELABORATED BARTLETT
PEARS.
Fer pound, &
BLACK FfGA
Fer pound. s..
uLEAcuEu REEDLKss
RAISING.
! Per pound. -.
CANNED APRICCTs.
In gallon cans each. 30.
MAGuSE FRUIT JARS.
Pints per daE. sc uuars.
/ per dnz ~. taEaiiona. Ter
dnE. O. q
WIRE HAM9oCks.
. or 10 feet lone .nrh. ttfs
CORD ffAMM 1CkS
/ Splendid suiuss zach Tac 10
TwrSE F4opPrSu MACS
, Zach. 80 80 ans f0c.
brown rfHaE LUNCH
BOXES.
Zach. fle
DOVER Foo nEATFRs
. Usual price 10 our price e.
MAecAn1SI
norss eanta ntng Z nounts.
SC.
SODA IN AesTT.s.
! Roxes containing about
pounds. &c
GINGER SNAPS.
Boxes containing about ~
pounds ttza
, ROSES IMPORTED LIME
JUICE.
Per bottle IS
GRAPE JUICE.
Per bottle. aoc. Soc and sc.
. --~-~--=~--s~==s-z=szss= a--zs-s-----4--
Cooper & Levy,
WAllsill. ili Retail Grl.sN
lOI-loG FIRST AVENUE
Bet fesIsr ana wsshlnat,,
Telephone Main 1872
- NRHr>>N>s1NNF<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26

a writ of habeas corpus has been
asked Tor In the case u suIe Kay. a
young Chinese girl who IL alleged 10
he uniawfuliy detained by the Sorth
Faclhc Steamship Go. at Port Town
send. az an Illegal resident Of the
United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26

Phenomenal prices on clothing and
furnishings at Stevens q Stevens.
203 Pike street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26

Cottage city, June q = ia.y ~, p,
Aug + State ~ California. July 4, ~,
Aus. 5 city ~ Topeka June 4. ~
July Il ~. Aug rs Spokane. July y.
4. Aug A. AK. June - -
IL het Once. ais Ttrst Ase.. sesttis
n Talbot tommr Act q - dltlaf -
ten 'lAFt ocean Dock sesttls eoodall
iefa ius 4 Co usn AFta.. sau ffanelsl5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALE CHEAP.
oNk large restaurant range and a
gas hot plate stove a. Martin A.
EnK.n aalesfaumh. i1-s Third ave.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsraAer or TIrLE.

oBBORNE. THnAPEH q CO. inc.
Abstract Company. established
1888 Mining claim abstracts. Base 2
usut of tie NutuHi -" nuildtnH
Booth WhittisHey HAnford Abstract
Co. established 1862 basement Of
Halter block Telephone Main lst.
aEATTLT Abstract Go. ~. y blk
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kaChITEcT

A. TiDEMAED' /. C3lmah bloea.
McManus a walkef 30, ~ y blk.
n W HoudHToN Ht-I3 Collins.
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK
Second avenue and Pike st. Capital
paid up. tlo8 90. J.. {. S@ufsldef.
8reeuieaf hHst cash Commercial
savings anf trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. tszs. 900. sur
plus tza Do.
J. FuFth. pres. J. 8. Goldsmith.
vice pres. x v. Auksny. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
In the United states and Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid np capital. $3.50. 900
Transacis general banking business
IL G. Henry, pres. r. Il. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit sssi, Baker Tor Rsst
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital iiBe 90
General banking business transacted
}. u. Hoxe. iF.. pres3 NJ. hcAlok-
en-. vice pre-. l. Turner. cash r.
3 paFkhurst. Asst, cash. Exchange
OF principal cities ~ y. s. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
- fNsAttf = sfAA.t ~ AAhAAfth AAat=
ness transacted. Deposits 81 soQ. 90.
a. ChiiberE. pres. =. l. Crondahl.
let vice pres a n. soeibcrE. cash.
J. =. Lane. asst cash. No branches.
The csnadian Bank Of coamsres
NApltmA paA4 Apsss.ss... -. ~ 80
Eight Million Doliaruj
surplus tss.as.. s.s...s..... ". 600 oossa
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Ranking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE HRANcH-Corasr Of
James - and Second Avenue.
u A rAMEnnN Mrr
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Diamond fee-ths best. lasts ions
est. Tel. May 1853.
DR. WaEEDnsr. Pest teeth. nm
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HELP WANTED.

y. " INTELLfGENCE CO. i88iH
Second avenue and Union street.
Biglow block. beside Iea'H college.
100 men for railroad work, long
job for "a year Or two.
100 men Tor pick and shovel work,
steady work, too
30 men for saw mill. big cash com
pany, pay any time.
20 coal miners. at once. for mine In
state. q day, hours
8 boys for boz factory, so month
clear.
Mar baker for Fairhav.n.
u carpenters. I stair builder.
10 ship carpenters.
Reliable real estate man. must be
a huaties.
First class detective at once. 500
reward. must send references. or DO
not investigate.
= women and girls for al kinds Of
occupations magma bic. etc.
Honest. reliable party with few
hundred dollars. can have steady
position az good salary. II once.
We can place 20 people. right
now.
Tel. Main 1853.
NAN 20 saw wood and clear land.
Colored dodFer. must understa nd his
business. 81 per hour and All ex-
peuaes.
General homework girls. cooks
cham bermaids. Mattresses. six
Ekidruad men. We have work for
men and boys
QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT OF
FfCE. 1914 Third Ave. Phone.
Black ,T2i.
BtFY American OF Cos stock. lsc
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EoR REnT

TOH furnished rooms and house.
keeping suites. 90 10 ~ Yralrf
way. Illlt House.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrso-MALE

a YOU Nc man wants 20 learn the
matchmaking trade. have tools and
eKperienee. Address Il 6. Star.
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way, Lib House
FOR SALE.
rot BALE- EeaftIe auction FnIe
stable. 1919 Western avenue, teL
Sun 1881. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday ~ / .. m, horses,
wagons. harness etc AL KINDS "
goods aoid on commission III. j.
Walker. aucti0nrer.
IiIaH EgT prices for second hand
goods bedroom acts stoves. car
pets, etc Red Front Furniture GO.
ii0-itz and Ave. 2 Tel Red 1871
GRAVEL FOR sale from buikhend ~
the old Rainier VII be loaded
on the tenmh. I'd. kobls1n.
HrY American OH c. st9ckt 10.
fgNEHAL othEC TORS.
buTTEHWOltTH a seus smbalm.
ern i4Zg-ii2s Third Tel PIKE ~
FURNACES.
FfNLAY a ECBH Itg4 Third ave.
nAhsE-s 40 sADDLEht.
McHOHLEY A. HENDEHhDN. zlZ
Occidental avenue
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co
"a Tor san Francisco

Steamships city Of
Pueiila ala Wailn
and UmufIlIa leave hr
attic f. m Juno 3 +,
lI. IA July b,
"a IL ~ AuF
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PRINTING AND eINoING.

MARKET Report Printing q pub
fishing Co, high grade job print
ms PA Spring ST, Tel, Bun 642.
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
S06. S07 sos Washington Rld.. over
Tteen.s shoe store. Tel White ass
METROPOLITAN Printing a hinJ-
Ing 10 Irn V..t.- - - -,
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

STAMP Photos-douhle size. ~ for
Zoe; button free photo jewSlry.
Novelty Photo Co, 2lS Columbia.
Amateur nnIshlng Wise. McD. blk
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PERSONAL.

WILL any one that saw lady
thrown from a street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April Is
1901. kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen c. Sterling. No. 32i3 Madi-
son street
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1vsporsted Pesches

Good value. 10 cents per No.
Special tomorrow
Per Pesad &C
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nIaNolT nnrAIn.-

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Nidetfe
BICYCLES. Christopher Bros. iii2
Second
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EDUCATIONAL
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY

Clarke's PERRIN Shorthand school.
private individual instruction. 20
Mtlons secured "a Boston block.
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ERiCKs6N a WYM1N co, manu-,
taoture and repair electrical APP
narntus. 1914 West. ay. Main. 7ss
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FINANCIAL

TO LOAN Private money at low
rate OF interest. Groll. DRmus a
Osper l01 Ma ton street.
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Cooper
; Crown Loose MuscateI
Raisins

Good value. Toe per pound
Special tomorrow
Per Pouad &c
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Real EsTcTI,

WI hase a choice list Of ysesaT -.
cottages. modern dNsllinFs 80
stores Ia al paris % the eltY a..
man American Investment Il q,
Third avenue sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26

WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rlaon a Eahelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC oil co. i9 Halter block.
BuH American GU Co.'S stSsk, l5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-26
oREssMAKgRs

ron Ladies tailor and recepf5on,
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. si0-
3ll Collins block.
LYNCH : SHAW. as-7 Haiier Hidg,
Mdme. a. s Smith, g. Hnkley SIX.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-15
NOTICE.

Since arranging for the above sale
the administrator of the estate OF the
late Judge Warren has decided to dis.
pose OF all Of the beautiful furnishings
Of his home at the same time OF the
above sale, Tuesday afternoon, April
10th, 1880 p. IN. This makes a large
and complete sale OF furniture and
everything necessary TO tit up a fine
home will be disposed of at this sale.
Lack Of space forbids enumeration
OF the different articles, but the fol,
lowing can be mentioned: Lace n
tains and poles, shades, ornaments,
hall tree, Brussels carpets, chairs OF
all description, clocks, pictures, com.
plete bed room suits, mattresses, pill.
lows, refrigerator, stoves, range, side.
board, dining room table, etc,
Call and see goods Monday before
sale. Street cars will take you with.
in one block of the house, This will
be a large sale and IL will pay you 20
attend II II you are in need OF house
hold goods. ii. S, KNIGHT,
AuCtiOneeT.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-15
AUCTION.

Next Tuesday, the 10th, at 1880 D..
at the home of the late Judge War
rem, corne of Fourteenth street and
Castillo avenue, | will sell at auction,
without reserve, all OF the nice house
furnishings belonging to Mrs. Tisdale,
consisting in part of kitchen utensils,
tables, cream freezer, clothes hamper,
oak sideboard, Havelin china, glass,
ware, oak book case, cherry writing
desk, oak tables, iron bed, beautiful
brass bed and box mattress, chamber
sets. spring leather bottom chairs,
large Russian leather rocker, three
rooms OF good mating, pillows. lady's
Cleveland bicycle, good order, and 9th
er articles too numerous to mention.
call Monday and inspect goods. Street
cars will take you within "A block OF
the house, IL. S. KNIGHT,
AuCtionecr.