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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
ANIMALS
IN TOWN
Gentry Bros. Big Show Goes
On Today

Gentry Brothers biz trained anil
mai show has arrived m Seattle. 90
the great JOY or ipnumerable' small
boys. and large ones too, Tor that
matter. T'ho show opened the doors
for it's first performance this after
noon Tho troupe viii be here four
days. The tents are pitched at the
circus grounds. opposite Athletic
Park on EAST jefferson street, Cen
try brothers are said 20 have one OF
the finest collections OF trained AMI
mails In existence,
Among the latest results achieved
by the trainer Of Gentry brothers
show is teaching a herd OF baby ela-
plants to play brass band instru-
mcnts. Coupled with thu three score
of other novel and original acts to
be seen with tina show this season.
the public Is promised one OF the
best shows that has ever appeared In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

Marion street and F4rsf ave.
Fourth Preoinct-offce Of Fiorsucs 49,
y mn 0' Prseiset = Candy store rOcn. 70
Seventh ave,
sixth Precinct JUSTICES court ron
basemsnt Of County courthouse
FIFTH WARD. :.
First Observation-Disclosures rear o.
fee. COMPTON lumber yard, Western avs
between Madison ard spfing srs.1 ss...,.-s
second Precinct - swesnsy's fiuno"
Et0rc. 2iI University street
Third Precinct iekerton's Anes''n w.
1912 First ave. -. rs,,,
Fourth Precinct-Eastman's staoiss f"-
ave. ana Pine street - Ia
Finh Precinct - Union Eleetrie ~a~
si1,s Prseinet-cArpsntsr shOp. 100 rsiH
SIXTH WARD.
first Preciact-wsston's Fuei once. y"
second Precinet-MeEiwain's real ssiss
eflcs. 2z2a First ave. 49, -
Third Observation-Disclosures Of AoAoa
Fourth Precinct Basement Of pts"
school. F1fth ave. and Wall street, -
Fitth Precinet-ofice Of bewe" w.
Sixth ave and Olive street.
SEVENTH WARD. ..,,.s
First Precinct ~ Basement OF So
church. corner Pike street ana ''''''
second Preeinet-vaeAnt house. .is W
mira Proeinet-onee Mumford,s ~
factory, corner Of Almy street ana h'"
ave. ..A..,s. A
Heliwig. 1901 Harvard ave. .,..... A
Finn Prtcinct-Storeroom OF harA"
Co. 1907 Fourteenth ave. ..o.
sixth Precinct-Smiths Grocery ,,, s.ss
corner OF Harrison street ana
Seventh Preeinct-Fiont room Of hS'~
2Oi0 East Madison street. ~,
Eighth Preclnct-Room In house o. ~
stanton, aSO4 EAstlRke ave.
EIGHTH WARD. xs-k
First procinet-ofice Of Klette y NA-
reel estate. t20 Denny way. 49,
Second Precinct-Otiios factnc Nus
tory, $50 Harrison street .-.,.. ~
Third Precinet-oid Pumping stssl0s "a
ner ~ Ward street and Fourth avs, " 4
Fourth preoinct--shoe shop cerhe'
Roy street and Queen Anne aFsnue
NINTH WARD.
First Praclnct-Colegrovs's hall
tecnth ave. west and Grand eon.sssss "a
Second Prncinet-old Rose poste'n'~
Third Preeinct-oid Hose house. nrspa,ss
Fourth Preclnct-L O. q. I. hsiA
ett ave and Albion street. 49,. hall
Fifth Prcrinct-AnterOom o. s1yth ava
East Forty-second street anu
sixth precinct snnday-seheol TEN, .,rest
ty-seventh ave. north and keys'oh Ne
Seventh Precinct, Q. g. y "a" near
200. East seventy second street.
WoodlaNn ave, - haathoufes
Eighth proclnct-Green LAKE
end ~ car line. - ..tn he open
Thc polls al said election w. VII o. m
fr,rn % o'clock q. m. until J oei'NN
Of said day. have herennte
sci my hand and affixed tne ,o1s
city this 18th day Q, Ap''nn tpLiNGER
seal JIM, -, city Clefs
city Comptroller and ex.einsl'
o. ~, 2; o ely pS Is ssass'A April is 1901
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A. o. u. w. al Portland

Two drill teams OF the A. o. U. w.
Of Seattle win take part In a com.
petitive drili In Portland. Or. next
June, when the supreme lodge % the
order viii meet there. The Degree
Of Honor team. composed Of ladies'
Of the women's auxiliary. has been
drilled so thoroughly by Captain Il.
s. Palmer that II has taken several
prizes heretofore and II 10 anticipat-
ed that this team will win the prize
at Portland. though placed In c.omps-
tition with teams from all over the
United States and Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

Lupton Sets Of Eve volumes fr,r
standard authors-Aiexnnder ~.
mas. EraeIse, Stevenson. Fraross
Hodgson Burnett. Conan Doyjs. yuiss
Verne. choice tomorrow from : m
~ AZ CSC a set.
Infants Blue one-strsp gslpn.rx
soft Wei kid. turned soles. no ID:
Sizes 10 8. at 66c instead ot 7yc.
women's Wei KID orfordz. vorth
regularly f2.0o. THURSDAY from !
tiil ~ at ti.50.
Mems Blue Denim overslla ssrss
Sc, - and 40 at the pair &c.
Wornen's and childrsn's surbon-
nets. plain bot good quality. fast eel.
ors. worth g5e. thursday from 3 TIL
~ az isc.
Toe Gilkalinex. 50 inches wide, N A
variety Of coiors. THURSDAY from >
tlll ~ al Lie
Ball Fringe. complies assortment:
Thursday from ffll II al Sc
30 inch All Wool Black Serge
worth s0e yard: Thursday from
tn ~ at tsc.
Boys Heavy Cotton Athlssk HosA
fast black. double toe. ssd and
triple knee. worth &c; sp<siL from
> tiii u. at the pair isc-
WoFnsn's Jersey Ribbed Ea=Ak1
Cotton SHAPED Vests. low neck en-
sleeves. silk iape. extra hne quzxr.
worth 25c: Thursday from : I'll la
ice.
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Garden hose
ERNST BROS.
500 PilEs Street Tel. Greea y


NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION,
whereas, under and by virtue % ord.
Council Of The CITY u Seattle on the 7th
dsy Of Anril. iv02, and approved ny the
Mayor q said city on the OH day OF
Apnl ipo2. entitled An ordln,anGe Pr.
the city Of Seattle, at which the voters
OF said city may vote upnn the question
% the Issuance and sale Of the negutiahle
bonds Of said city TO the amount ~ one
Hundred Thousand Dollars FOR the pur-
pose OF raising the sum of one Hundred
Thousand Dollars Go pay 90 George y.
hiook Nineteen ua) OF Rorens Addition
to tho city Of Seattle upon the purchase
thereof bv said city Tor use a. site for
the Seattle Public Library which ofdi-
Council OF the city OF Seattle submit 10
the qualified voters % said city, at the
special election therein provided for ths
proposition and question OF iho Issuance
and sale by said city OF the NEGOTIABLE
bonds 81 snid city of Seattle 60 the
amount o. one Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars, which bonds shall bear date as ot
the day % their iHauog, be payable by
their terms twenty t2W years after their
said date. and shall bear rate OF inter-
est not exceeding four 90 contum por
annum. payable aemi-anuually. for which
interest coupons shall be attached 20 and
be part 81 said bonds, and the said
the place therein expressed for the pur-
pose ~ tFovldinn money with which Go
pay 20 George Z. MeachAm and Lucia NJ
Meacham. his wife. the said SUM OF one
Hundred Thnurand Dollars az the pur.
chase price OF Block Nlnetectn uol o.
Boron's Addition TO the city OF Seattle.
for use hy q as "a site FOR the Seattle
Public Library, ana which ordinance
further provides that special election
shall be held IN the city OF Seattle, at
The several voting precincts, on the ifth
day % May 1909 at which special election
there ahaii be voted upon hy the Qualinel
voters ~ said city said proposition and
question.
Now. therefore. Notice IL hereby given
60 tho qualified electors ~ the Citv of
eeattig. that un saturday. the ifth day of
Nav. ipNn 400 the several election ure-
fiuct. into which the several wards OF
raIi city 81 Seattle ARE divided "a special
election wan DO held az tho voting ntucca
horeluheloW specified. Cor the purpose of
voting thercut by the qualified voters OF
said city anon the Huid proposition sub
mittod by said Ordinance No. 1pOs
That said proposition and question shall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
PATENTS FOR
SEATTLE men

Frank T. Adams. patent attorney,
yesterday received from the United
states patent ONCE at Washington
six different patents by Seattle in
ventors. building Inspector W. n,
@. Place has patented a device for
guiding the back edge OF doors. etc.
from seated position so that chat
ing and binding viii be prevented.
Fred l. Gould has Incorporated the
Gould Traction Co. 20 manufacture a
sort OF sledgs to travel by successive
stepping. the runners being in sec
tons. II Is designed for use on snow,
marshes. tundra. etc.
Elijah Huntlcy has invented an I'm
proved wrench. and VIM. @. Leas an
improved nipple chuck. YIN.
Scharnweher has patented sash
lock for locking "a window while open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
Theaters
e. 8. Willard.

- ~ NNNiAAfh
The distinguished actor. y. 4.
willard, begins hia local engagement
al the Grand tonight ia The cnrdi-
nal" In reviewing his Salt Lake
engagement the Telegram uf that
city says
"rhc same care that marked Mr..
Wizards acting marked the staging
aud costuminE ~ hts plays. zach
was presented with the scenery and
clothes of the actors IN perfect har-
mouy with the lines 90 the play The
Humptuous and luxurious settings
ana splendid costumes Of tih Car
diual gave way 20 the no less faith
ful scenes in the delightful comedy
Tuesday ana David OArriok on
on Wednesday. WIS especially true.
Dickens was IN power on Thursday
ana the costumes and scenery were
Uke volume Of Cruickahankh
sketches
Miss O'Malley II not only a beau
tiful leading lady bat an necompllah-
cd actress as we'll. She ala her work
with the finish that only comes after
Ions and hard work and the pleas
ant pictures she made IN her parts
In the different plays win last long
IN the memories Of the theatre
Roera 81 the city. II would be hard
to individuailgc and praise separate
~ the members of Mg willard .
company Tor 80 evenly were they
balanced and so good IN their parts
that the plays went like the rcvo-
luton 81 perfectly adjusted maohin-
cry"
Tho Dutterfiles."
Peaceful Valley" VIII be present
ed at the Seattle theatre tonight Tor
the last time. Tomorrow night The
Butterflies an excellent comedy
drama. Will be put on, This nlay Il
said 10 be genuine -pTovoker
ana one that will keep the audience
continually couvuined with laughter
Almost every line contains some gem
81 VII The play VIII be produced
by Frank Cooley and company.
Under Two Flags"
Under Two Flags" the play now
being presented az the ThTd Ave-
nue. theatre b the Jessie Shirley
company. II one that has been a
faVorite for years. The principal
character In the piece u that OF
Cigarette. the Vivandlsrr. the part
played BY Miss shirley. whose clever
acting y daily winning her much
praise. The play VIII be seen az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
MORTALITY RECORD


George Martin, aged 90 years. diod
at the Providence hospital ysntef-
day The body IL at Bonney and
stewards.
Mrs. Charles Fierce. aged a. years.
died at Providence hospital last
evening. The body Is at Bonney aud
Stewards.
Funeral services for w. J. Bailey
were held from st. Marks church az
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Boil
offieiated.
The body of Samuel ". aaieno will
lie In state AZ Bonney aud Stewart
chapel from 90 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. II viii then be shipped
% Portland for cremation
The funeral Of Edward Euaton was
held from the Church 90 our Lady
Good Help. corner Third avenue
south and Washington street, az !
o'clock this afternoon.
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NJ town house during tho balance OF
thia week. with the usual mntlnee.
Zelsler ReoitAL
Fannie bloomfield zelaler was vel
coined by ~ splendid audience al the
Grand lhHt night. Possibly because
this was the last recital ~ the sens
ON By travelling artist, the local
musicians were out IN unusual force
aud compelled many extra numbers
from the gifted woman ~ the piano.
Nine. ZelHlcrs program covered n
wide DANCE ~ muaicni literature.
T0ierv were many numbers from
Chopin, and single selections by
Beethoven. sehumann. Schubert.
iIsEt and MosEkowsli. Possibly
the greatest applause WAS brought
out By the rendition Of the Lucia"
finale by the left hand alone. tina
arrangement - by paderewHhi'A
master. LeschetlEsy, and may be
easily accounted one OF the moat
dlncuit Of piano compositions.
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standina Of the Clubs.
The MARKETS

a general falling or IN prices H.
the rule on tbs markets today.
business Is only fair. while the
commission men have on hand large
supplies Of goods. The strawberry
shipment last night was very large,
causing n decline IN prices 70 fi.f5 n
crate. BY next week the price viii
be much lower. and trawbsrries will
be the feature Of The markets.
The other important change "a a
drop In asparagus. The shipments
from Walla Walla today were very
large. Bananas are still very scarce
with no prospect Of a further supply
nufU ErfHnv
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PERMIT TAKEN OUT

w. p. Tr,nbie this afternoon took
out a permit at the city engineers
office for two-story brick addition
To be erected upon the one-atory
block AZ present occupied by the
Bon Marche. corner % Second ave-
nue. and Pike street The building IL
valued at 0.o00. The plans for the
construction were prepared by Ar
chitects Saunders and r.awton and
work will he begun at the earliest
possible date.
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To Observe the DaY

This evening the Washington
Volunteers Association and the
Spanish War Veterans will
meet jointly in Collins Hall. 10 lay
plans for the appropriate observance
OF Memorial day. There are
graves OF eight Washington volun-
teers IN this city. and nine more In
Olympia. and all will be suitably car
ed for on Memorial dny.
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LEASE OFFERED

Instructions have been received
today from the chief OF engineers
United States army. u advertise for
lease the military reservation III
tho northerly end Of Lopez Island,
on Upright channel. Ia San Juan
county, Washington. containing
about ssss acres. The reservation IL
now leased TO I. J. Lichtenbers az
one dollar per year This lease will
expire on May H. 1909.
Circulars explaining terms and
conditions for the new lease win be
pared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
: BUILDING PERMITS Z

Theo. Buchinger. architect. IL ro-
ceivirw bids on a $1,000 residence 60
be built on Queen Anne hill At Sec
oud avenue north and blaine street.
for y. J.. Trudgen. 81 Montana He
lot contract yesterday 10 A. Jeffer-
son for building a $1,000 resldenc"
for VIM. Cox. on EaatlAke avenue
near East Republican street.
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Noted Swedish Norman

Mime. Fredrikke Nelson arrived in
Seattle yesterday, and will remain
In the city several weeks conducting
evangelistic services in churches
throughout the city. Twenty Ave
years ago abe was one OF Swedsn's
foremost actresses, appearing in the
National theater In Shakespearenn
roles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

evening and medium shades. regular
ly worth tlo0.
sbc a yard for Winch All Wool
Medium Weight Chcviots, in Rreys
and castor regularly worth si.3b.
zee yard for f2-inch All SIX
Black Peiin Grenadines, worth regu-
larry sig5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

&c yard for 3s-inch All Wool
Mistral Etamine. in blue. brown and
wine. regular value Csc.
soc a yard for IS inch coiored Bril-
iiantine. IN a half dozen wanted
shades
fsc a yard for 40 inch All Wool
Crepe Egypt, fine soft material. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
To Entertain Journalists

The Seattle Press Club viii meet
on Friday afternoon at the Cham
Der Of Commerce to arrange for the
entertainment Of the Utah Press
Association. which win be In this
city between June 9 and Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
$1,000 License Appeal

Corporation Counsel Gillian has
written 10 Hon. J. -. Keavis. chief
justice of the Supreme Court. and
asked that an early date be set for
the hearing Of the appeal on the
amendment fixing the 1000 saloon
license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

TACOMA. May Helena fell an
easy mark TO the Tigers here yester-
day in the first game o. this series.
The home team won 20 the tune OF
10 to /. Partridge was on the rubber
for Helena at the beginning Of the
game, but had TO be replaced by
sullivan In the seventh inning. White
was in the box for Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

sec a yard for 42-lneh !as'
GUARD Black silk GrenacnsA
regular value ti.oe.
siBs yard for 45-lnch SIX =
Wool Frosted Eiamine. in tan y
seda. lavender. grey, cadette ana ~
per. regular value ta.15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
SEATTLE
LEADERS
Home Boys Play Splendid
Ball and Shut Out Butte
Seattle soiooo IS
Butte 0 0 0 0 o 0 90

butte 0 . . 0 0 Q Q 90
Manager MeCluskcy 81 the Butte
"Gisnts" was a defeated man last
night His baseball team was
beaten and worse. They were shut
out eatiroly and he, the managcr
had been ordered on the reld by
Umpire Colgan at the request Of
President Lucas OF the LEAGUE. The
Montana manager kicked constantly
from the opening OF the game. but
things did not CONS 70 a climax un-
all the end % the third inning. Then
McCluskey mixed a little profanity
with his growing and that II some
shlnE that Mr.. Lucas VIII not toler-
ate. At the request OF the presi-
dent the umpire told tho mouthy
manager TO take a walk. McClus-
KEY at first thought he would resist,
but when the umpire threatened to
call a policeman Mac" went. but
not until he had attempted to plead
his case with the president. The
gentleman stood by hts decision and
the game went on. Pussy" Ward
the Bis fellow who plays second base
for the Butte team, did a lot OF fuss-
tng during the balance OF the game
times by the umpire.
They Couldn't Hit
Some body said that the Helena
team was composed OF the hardest
bunch OF hitters In the league. That
may be true. but when they tried 10
land on Jess Stovalfs banders they
were out OF their class. During the
game thu Seattle pitcher was found
hAea thai srseft4 far
mine bases. but the nnds were scat
tered. and not one OF them vas long.
Nine strike-outs are chAlkad up 70
the credit Of Stovall. while Hawiey.
the Butte pitcher, has but four.
The features OF the game were the
excellent felding OF Joe Martin for
Butte. and Of Rabbit for Seattle.
The stick work OF Gus klopf also
deserves mention He was up four
simes and negotiated two doubles
and single.
Features OF the Cams.
Ward. the first Butte man to bat.
fell a victim 20 Stcvalfs curves and
Tanned. Hoatx got in TIE way OF
1he ball and the result was he
walked Marshall tapped a nice one
down to Bahbitt. who grabbed the
Fphere and tossed Il 10 Schwartz.
The captain promptly threw IL g
nrst, making a double play. Hur-
ley. Of Seattle. went out at first
Rabbit hit. but was forced out Al
second by Schwartz. Spec" Huri-
burt then slapped one that came
near taking a board of the righi
field fence. II was good for two
bases and a score for Schwartz
HurI0urt was scored by a two-bag
ger by Klopf. who was left on bases
by Stanley's fan out. Butte Eel
victim TO another double play IN tbs
second inning but in the third man.
aged TO get two men on bases. STOW
all came 10 the front with SONS
good throwing and pulled the team
out Of the bad hole. Seattle scored
An the last part OF the inning. tbs
last run made during the game. Al
though the teams settled down q
hard work for the rest OF the game
Seattle had tribe the best OF Il anC
won by a score OF TO 0.
Thursday all ladies VII be ad
United to the grand stands free
Butte Is playing with the loca
team this afternoon and will also b
seen here Thursday, Saturday and
Eunday.
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SPOKANE. May by a score Of
to the "Webfooiers" defeated the
home team here yesterday. This
pitching Of Esugel, Of Portland. was
almost perfect. and his support wa
all that he could ask. Bolin and Kos
tai were both in the box for Spo-
kane, but their efforts 70 keep down
fhe Portland score were fruitless.
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LOOK AT THAT
DRUG TRUST

Look az them, shrinking from their
deupicAble business methods crying
Tor mercy looking to you Tor sym
pathy. though they've betrayed you
again and again--ehhrEed you twics
As much as they Should
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FHIDERck G ELsoa-Flns Furniture
Moderately Priced Baby
Carriages and Go-Carts

In osndren Baby Carriages
and Go Carts you Get durability,
neat appearances and comfort.
both for baby and yourself Gen.
dren Carriages and Go Carts are
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Close Run 10 Skagway

The steamers Dolphin OF the Alas
ka steamship line and the city OF
Seattle % the T.. G. Co. arrived AZ
skagway on their last trip up. al
most together. with the Dolphin but
a few minutes ahead. The city OF
Seattle got away from Vancouver
first. IL IL said. 80 the dashing Dol
phin must have wasted no steam On
the way up.
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. ...
Raichsrt Bros.. pianos. 10 Union
Go 20 Spinning FOR bicycle repairs
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Josslac QUOTATIONS



Lsmons-ti. 75a275 a bor. cooking 30.
plss. TscNsi %. eating apples. ti.T5d2 %.
oranges, g Te03.t6. bananas tf T5fi2 70.
ptnse Vpies - 70 per DOR. Haeluna oranges
". z502 y. Havela g. 257s.sO. Maaiterrau-
san sweets. $40, FaienelaH. - 00Qf4 % .
lines. tT-sOfi a.. 90 case fanEsrinea 81 n
sraps fruit. - .oo8s300i strawberries. 81 u
Der crate.
Vegetables
Pofa'oe- Oh. fs2 O01sgOO Per ton.
hew, - 7Jqfs per cwt; beets. sfagf.5O PER
sacks carrots. G5075o per sack. lettuce
VI s1uf1 - per case; turuips g0oasi n
garlic. Gcs cabbage. 81 eO0gi. 90 FER cwt
fgsks. 20c. celery Coz rer doz. sweet fsta.
toes. HOO per caee. CAH peppers 216fe0c:
sausrkraut. 2k03c; tomatoes, 81 T50g2 %
per crate. radlshss, 1Oc per d0z parsley 100
Boo: onions -. 25ug2 80 per cwti paranlpa.
f5c. oAuiinoHer. st23. pumpkins Zu2isr
per -. squsshss. 2'zc. wax beans. lac.
arttchokea. eJ411c per 4gz. string b-ans
lie; eucBn1befa. $50 PER d0z brussels
sprouts 70sc; pens. 40Be. ieleptons bess.
a.: rhubSrb. 201c per pound spinach.
bO9eos per box; Walis Walls ssrar1g us.
81 % PER box native. $40 per case. ore
gou. si.SO.
Provisions
Fresh meat-cow bsef. DC per ~. steer
beef 9d04o per ~; mutton. wethsr. TIC;
ewes TIC; park. 100 per ib; veal. large.
ProTissSns = Hams. is,sc; breakfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

made 10 ss,isfy--snd do satisfy
people who want a moderate
priced article, and want u 10
lock good.
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Expansion Prices in
Dress Goods Store

reduction and that =. thought ~
The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
Verdict for Noblett

In the case Of n. Noblett vs.. Chris,
Bartsch the jury returned a verdict
for 81 900. Noblett brought the suit
On Hrnunda Of falaa lrnnrlann mnnf
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O TILL ~ SPECIALS
ON SALE THUR SDAY
ON SALE THURSDAY

Thee" morning. Bargains, an more e business
ns... ns.snss,.h Inn ofs lass.
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Taxed the Sick 10
the Last Cent

Tried % force Us 90 raise cur
prices. too. Hut the Hartsli DRUG
Go. Htili stands aloof tram that
meaHely combination % druggists.
got all the goods We want nov. and
their boycott IL dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

Bungalow Draperiss. soft lisht
materials. &c inches vide, at the
yard lGc.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

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stripes, at the yard e0c.