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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08

Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. The
marketing of sheep and lambs this week
has not been really liberal, but about 800
more were received than last week and 200
more than the same week a year ago and
the corresponding week two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts are about
11,O00 larger than the same period last year.
The supplies have been just about large
enough to meet the demands from both
local and outside sources, and fat stock
sold rather promptly throughout the week
and there very little or no fuctuation
in prices. At times the market showed
little more strength, but not enough that
quotations could be advanced. The demand
for ordinary sheep and lambs was small all
week. Consequently it was more or less
difficult to transfer the consignments. and
prices were more irregular, but probably
not quite high they were at the close
of last week. Extreme prices this week
were $685. for lambs and s. for sheep. About
the usual number arrived for the market
to-day. and there were not enough to
invite competition from all buyers, the trad
ing was a little quiet. but quotably steady
prices were secured compared with those
current for equal kinds yesterday. Quota
tiOns
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08

Candies-StIck. &C per 10; common mixed. &c:
srocers' mixed SIC; Banner twist stick Sc.
fanner cream mixed. 10G11c: old-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds, ISG2oc. English
,-afnuts I2d14c, Brazil nuts. Ice; hlberts I4isc.
,sanuts roasted, Ease; mixed nuts I2c
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08
Flour.
Groceries.

Straight grades. A50a475; patent -four. s.75
as: spring wheat. S5.60a5.So
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08

HogS-ReceiptS, 200; Shlpme ntS none val
ues have broken heavily this week the
total decline since last Saturday amount
ing TO Is TO 3 cents There has been a
slight increase in the receipts. but no inn
provement has been noted in the quality
of the stock coming. To-days market was
considered strong to cents higher than
yesterday The demand was much in eN-
cess of the number offered. The rev
sales were quickly made, the market clos
ing quiet and steady. The best heavy hogs
were quoted at s73O67.35, with choice light
standing at SG710. Quotations:
Good to choice heavies goa z 50
Common to choice medium grades. 1.COql. 70
Common to choice light weights. 6.Seq 10
Light and heavy mixed. 500 80
Light pigs and skipS. ...-..........- 5-VOQooO
RoughS ......-..............-..--. o.vVuo-oO
Sheep-Receipts small; shipments none
This has been a fairly satisfactory week
in the sheep and lamb market, the trend
of the whole market being toward bet
ter basis since the opening day, until prices
are from % to 50 cents higher than they
were a week ago. The demand has been
quite strong for anything but the most
common. To-days market was quiet and
unchanged. closing steady. Quotations;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08

Alcohol 8 50G2 90 asafoetida, soc; alum. 2Isa
~. rsulphor 6sd10c. cochineal. S0G55c: chloro-
fofnn S a65cs copperas, orl, Toe: cream tartar.
--.---r gO7fssc- indigo. 654S0c. hcorice. Calab
rrerufne S5Q40c, magnesia,' carb., 2-Oz, 20Q22c:
Tr-rphire /. 4 W. per OF. S2-45Q26 g.. madder
49,. per sal. Sl0SIl-20. oil.
80 per Ito. s. 20. opium, SS.5oGS. 70: quinine p
E ~ per o. 35G40c. balsam co9aiba, $50 soc:
- castillo. Fr l3Gl6c. soda. bicarb, 2isqsc.
s-f-- Fpsoua I1aE4c. sulphur -four. "a f15c. salt
refer Sil6c turpentine, 5oQ55c; glycerin. l6isR
t0c. lodide potassium s-4oQ 30: bromide potss-
s5,,-r s6ae0c. chloride potash. I5020c borax alD
IL. cinchoaida, ssQ33c: carbolie acid. SO soc:
--rafne muir. $a.55ut.l3
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08
Dry Goods.

t7rsached Sheetings-Androscoggin L TIC.
ps-Elev. No Co. Sac. Cabot. &c. Capitol nc.
e-,lraberiand. &c. Dwight Anchor. SIC. Fruit OF
-, .,orn 1atc. Farwel nc. Fitchville a: Full
Srisfh 5s.c Gilt Edge, Sac; Gilded Age Sc:
lFiG Ii.c. HOPE. &c. Linwood. 5i4e. Lonsdale
ss--- fseabo5y 5i-c. Pepperell 50 zoe: PeppereII
IL ~. AndrOscoggin, % DC. Androscoggin
ll-l re
49,. Boot e.. sc. Bucks Head. &C: clifton
CO size. constitution to-ineh. o1sc. Carlisle
- ~ sc Dwight star &c. Great Falls 40.
- rails J. &C.. Hil Fine &c. Indian Head
&c. Pepperen r. 54sc; Pepperell. lo-f. 2oc. An
sst-,-ogefn 81 lSc, Androscogg!n 1914 DOC
" .,-isfs-AIl len dress styles. Sc. Allen TR AZ.
Ailen robes. SO. American indigo. sac: Arnold
-. -lofh n TIC. Arnold Lie. size. Cocheco
49,, - Hamilton fancy SC. Merrimac pinks
80 sr,,rries sikc. Pacific fancy. Sc. Simpson' :
,,,.,rrnlnes 40. Simpsons Berlin solids sac:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08

Seed clover. prime ssqs.5O; English clover. IS
66 so; alsike s7Gs: alfalfa, choice. $666. 25;
crimson clover. s45O95. Timothy. prime. So. 259
$50. Fancy Kentucky bluegrass s1.25Q1 90 extra
clean 60d70c. Orchard grass. 81. 40g175. Red
top socqsL75. English bluegrass. s225Qs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
LIBRARY SITE
is SELECTED
Union Street and Filth Avenue
Chosen by Commission

A tract oc land 80 feet square.
fronting on Union street and facing
Fifth avenue. has been selected as
the site for Scattlc's public library
building az purchase price of tloo. p
GOO. 10 ~ the site the library com-
mission has boon cndeavoring 20 OBJ
tain, apd ~ considered an excellent
location.
Final action was taken at the
meeting ~ the board of library COM
miasloners yesterday afternoon.
The vote east was unanimous IN
favor OF accepting the site. which
was offered but few days ago by
the board Of regents OF the Uni
vorsity ~ Washington.
The library commission will now
recommend TO the city council ~
once that the site be purchased, ~
the council decidna Ia favor of the
purchase IA special election viii be
necessary IN order that bonds may hn
issued Tor the purpose. The next
step VIII be 10 auprainr the land nui
offcr u Tor sale. Then the plans Will
have 10 be approved, and u In
thought work on the building may
he started during the coming sum.
mer. Between one and two years
VIII De consumed before u f. CONF
platcd.
Andrew Carnegie win be- duly noti-
fied 81 al transactions. lie has adj
vlsed the committee that they may
draw on his cashier al FtttsburE
when nH arrangements have been
completed here.
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are THEY ALWAYS WITH uss

The so-ealed, place
everything he
bed chamber and the bed NEEDLES counting affairs
rowdlng
On
sni
Hons strugsng living
m
VIII suheds knowledge
microbes.
a 10 not
beccms the fashion
20 whisper did ti~ when a
few outside
IKE cloud
affairs
agility
We looking
With The yellow label
naign NOR
is decidedly
scsptcsm a. 70
the existence and
crowdng Let therefore their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
BITS OF GAiETY

Miss Annie shea % South Park
was enioyably surprised Tuesday
evening by 20 q her young friends.
After the young hostess had recnv-
cred from her surprise she entertain
cd her friends royalty. Ligh, re-
freshments we're served and a very
pleasant evening was spent
Harmony lodge held ita regular
monthly social Tuesday night at the
south Park hall. New officers were
Installed and the remainder % the
evening spent IN dancing. The lodge
IL already making plans Tor a whist
party. 90 be- given soon.
The Century club viii NEE, Fri
day afternoon. Jan. "a. In rs club
rooms. New York block. Mrs, John
n. Allen will read a paper up I'm
migrafion should II Re Restricted ?
n go. Upon what Basis p
The Benedict club will give a
dance IN Llttle'a hall Thursday even
ms. Jan. a.
Miss Nellie Baldrige and Miss Dora
Phillips gave supper Monday
evening az their home. 722 Virginia
street Miss Combs and Miss Ger
raj Of 81 Paul were the guests ~
honor.
The Clionian club will meet IN its
club rooms, New York block. Thurs
day afternoon. at i;3o o'clock
Diamond ice. best service. lasts
longest. Tel. Main 1859. -.
--<s---~-=-
Ladies' FurH made and repaired.
e. G.. Berg. 1913 Third ave. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
TRADE cERIERs IN SEATTLE

Ieser TO Union
illustrates the present tendency
professional the north OF
Madison
the federal building doubtless powerful
Office end
Will stimulate The north
viii always he the center OF business IN Seattle
and when the comprehensive rn
Of Is
Wholesale business marked the present trend OF sde
the way.
all this
not b. would this city,
hold opposite dirrc
beneag entire The retail trade Will find
win the
Imls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
In Hotels


The following are among the
leading hotels today:
Al the Rainier Grand. The mem
bera OF the James Neiii company.
which is on its way 20 Vancouver.
W. JarchOw. Philadelphia Mr.. and
Mrs. q A. Mcintosh. Fairhaven
At the Stevens g. y. spinneil.
Snohomish r.. X W0rthinRt0n. Port
Townsend. H. r. Reed. F,llensburE
Dir. and Mrs. T. A. Bradley. Everett.
ar. and Mra. f. sherman. Spokane.
At the Butler r.. q. Starr. Port
land; y. J.. LannlnE. Tacoma. r.
Eatee. San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. saywnrd. Victoria.
A. the Seattle Chas Philip. Chi.
oago. Jas. Spencer. Port Townsend
9. Wilson. Portland; a. s. Dantrick.
Juneau. Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Bever-
idge. skagway.
A. the Northern: J. r.. Price. city
attorney Of skagway; ~. Adams,
Portland. a. Livingston. Los An
geles. Thos Blaw. Vancouver. II. u.
Benedict, 81. Paul. ". e. Hayward,
Spokane: T. Vogan and 10. W. Get
tie breckenridge, Colo.
Go 10 1907 First avenue. take a look
in the window. It's interesting One
man said It's too good 10 be true. ."
still us a fact, that We sell good
suits. made right. at reasonable
prices-and your credit ia good here
Your tailors. Seattle Tailoring Co.
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Why NOT MEET At HooN9

The Chamber Of holding
Wednesday
which Of interest the
BY the
PHI Of
the afternoon which have
circulation. afford 10 handle the
"PL" nouthpiece.
The PL naturally
viii
endeavors ne
Of this Of
candid meeting
II
well perhaps
the afternoon evening when
In
meeting hour Saturday
houses close Saturdays
belief Saturday afternoons
together Many OF them
BY afternoon
ating elsewhere
by a Il hard
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
Theaters
"rhe Lest Paradise"

The success that Ralph stuart and
the Manhattan company have at
tanned az the Seattle 10 enviabiv. The
members play together as well as "
they had been associated for months
tnateada of weeks.
IL seems reasonable 20 think that
u 80 much can be done IN 80 short
time. even better results can be
attained later ON. Those who have
seen The Lost Paradise" this week
have been perfectly satisfied with the
production In every way.
Next week William N. Cranes
greatest success. The Senator" will
be the bill
me esissa"
Poliard's Australian Juvenile opsrn
Company ~ - young~ter. will begin
an engsgrmeut Of three nights az the
Grand tonight,
The pretty musical comedy. The
GeishA." wiii be the play presented
tonight. Tht. comedy scored an i'm
nense triumph In London. Australia
and South Africa. where 70 has been
produced by this clever aggregation
~ talented children Tho story OF
The Gelaha" is familiar.
The fret net takes place IN the
court yard Of the Tea House % Ten
thousand Joys. near town tn
Japan. outside the treaty limits The
officers % ~ NJ. s. Turtle have been
frequent visitors % this pretty spot.
and have made love and filrtsd with
the hewifching GeishaM
The second act takes place tn the
Palace Garden.
The Gelsha~ win be given with
wealth - nav music. ballots ard
wonderful electric and scenic effects.
"Doa Cesar D naFaH"
Don Caesar d. RAnnu" Wtsl run
through the week az the Third Az.
sunr with Saturday matinee.
"A eaisty Girl"
Tomorrow night and Saturday
matinee ~ Gaisty Girl" viii b Civ
en- az the Grand opera house Afirr
the matinee the Poiiord children vii
sive a reception on the stage 10 all
those IN attendance. Saturday night
In Town" win he given.
waTasr's Baaa cssesrts
on Sunday Afternoon the afth con-
cert by WaRueFss band viii BE- given
At the Grand. This will be very
largely a popular program. more
requests than usual being allowed.
Barbara FristcAis"
Next week. at the Grand. James
Neiil and HIS famous company will
present for the first tius In this cey
clyde Fitch'H unparalleled dramatic
triumph. Barbara Frsitchie. uni
vsrSaily regarded az the greatest
American war drama ever written.
The good old stars and Stripes DC.
casionally mingled with the Tags ~
the ConfederHry. will rutter and
flaunt everywhere IN the drifting
winds % the stage with fine Ameri-
can Independence.
"whsss Basy Are Year
The Third Avenue shenter will
next week entertain is patrons with
what lr widely said 20 he one ~ the
funniest fat ces Of the day Whose
Baby Are You" By Mark T.. Swan.
IL a story OF an artist AMI n ba ~v.
which r. considered the quintsssenre
~ comical.tv both In its situations
and it's lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23

Since the brotherhood never missed one
meetings Once he
dRndlng
70 brothers to each other
soberer Ana ,bs
years banquet solitary diner mat
he to drinking 20 mo
noen1o Of friends.
brotherhood formed 30 bottles prime Madeira were
brotherhood
Of and
drunk in the departed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
LAST MAN WILL TOAST
HIS DEAD COMPANIONS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. "a
on the evening Of February Is
walter W. Bell. the only sur
viv0r Of the Last Man Broth
erhood. viii sit alone at the
table in his dining room and
viii rise and drink. alone.
toast. There win be 81 vacant
chairs. for the table viii be
sst for 80 diners.
The wine he VIII drink was
bottled 4s years ago BY Een
and his ~ companions. who
are now dead. He alone re-
mains and only the vacant
chairs will stare back NJ the
toast is proposed. After the
ceremony. the compact entered
into. ~ years ago. viii be for
inaiiy ended.
For many years Bell was
prominently known in Phila-
delphia ~ a Newspaper man.
Later he took up the real es-
tate business. In which ne has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23

y. snowdOu. secretary and troasur-
err; W. N. Downs, auditor. Board Of
consultation ThOs Edison. Dr. 81
seward Webb. Daniel ODay.
a dividend Of per cent. for 1901
was declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
Ma. T. CT. Election

At meeting Of the North Amerl-
can Trading and Transportation
Co.'s stockholders IN Chicago recfft-
~. Michael Cudahy was elected preB-
ldaat: ". Il. Isou. vice DrsdGeEt; II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-23
THE SEATTLE AUCTION AND
SALE STABLES.

Hold regular auction sales every
Friday 81 y. m, 1910 Western ave.
Special FOR next Friday ! brown
mare about years old. weight about
1860 pounds. with harness. ana buggy
almost new i span horses a black
aud gray, weight about $50
pounds. harness and studcbakcr. aA-
Inch wagon Cwide tired, 1 gray mare
]. 800 pounds also no head of other
stock which viii arrive I'm time for
Fridays sale. I top wagon suitable
for grocery or laundry. I light ex-
press delivery wagon, ] two-Heated
surrey Ia first-class condition.
Studebaker 3i4 inch wagon, wide
tires ? single express harness, /
double set OF buggy harness. AN of
the above stock 10 20 be sold without
reserve. II viii pay you TO drop IN
ana see us on Friday II you need
anything In the above line.
NJ j. WALKER, Auctioneer.
Telephone, Bun 1851
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CLOTnIas CLEANING

sEArTLE clothes Pressing Co clothes
IN shape slho month"; dveinr rcpair-
ina, 1907 Third. Red 4fst
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine loca tion, owner has two stores
and can only attend 10 one.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AIlaTitACr on mus

lLASSHlLD AUS.
ABSTRACT on TiTLE
OAhOhNE. 1HEAfEn a 90. Inc, ~.
rifzot 60. established iHas Minina
,iaim sbaifarts basement 81 ,hs 40
hooTii Whi1tLthEY HAMMOND ~.
sifaei Co. established 1865. basement ~
HAhHf hteft IHirphuus. Main lbt
htAIlLE Ahstrsct co.. y. y. tiooA
-.. AHcnITEcTs
join dhAliAM. J1o.a2i olabs ~. Tel
James 2z2i
%. W. itoupnroN, Hi-i7 collins
AtfonNEYs-AT-LAw
WIN ~ hpIf#Eh. attorney 90 Law. puitn
prosecuted anG defended ln 80 C0urta. ~
l"aiA ehteFtucr. ifaefsdiuEn iu bark
t.tt.gh CONF anlrs infafpofaisai abstfafts
'HfffntlF examined. collections made ih
sn pafts q Tho United states. uiGhsst
commercial ara bank references bl1
Ihifd sssnue Phone. Aais 100.
a. g. MACDONALD. go nafks builalua
h"of, fALAEh a nHowh rioassr va.
LYMAN q KNAFP. 10 Haiisr building
fhANk o. WiEHTLiNu. host1n hiorA.
w. y. LAMbuTif, GOAT raeihs BLOCK.
fiEiutE .. rEhhY. $50 rufss hioes.
.. y. boUoLAr, b0f Nss Yets biaE.
@. WARD KEMP "a nurss buuainE
=. a. kEiiDGD. 20 falsy euuainS
o. b. LAhuLAND. TOD II. r. block
AUCTION SALES
AuCTfONi ACcTiONi
I am prepared 20 do general auc-
tloneefiuE a all times Can be-
found az our Ht0refoom. SQl Pike
street Major -. g. STAN. Phone,
Clay ift
y. O. nIgKEnToM, gsHsrns aneti0nssf.
1919 fifst aNenue
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THE CANADIAN bank or
COMMERCE.
Capital paid % 90. $4,000 -. COO 600
fkiEht uilliDn daiiaFsl
Surplus ..t4-. ......s.t. ......... "a 600 600
Interest alfpNsd 90 time sspasits gen
srai hsHhing business transacted.
HEAfTLB nnANCW Conner % James
street ana Second hFruue
-. a cAMEnoS. Manager.
FuoEf FOUND NATIONAL. Rank %
FFATTLE
90
,. fufth, Isss J. q goiaruith. Vice
tFfAt " " AnksHy. canfisF.
NuffssFandsnis W. principal cities IN ths
Nnitsa states aha Europe.
PEOPLES nAvIhos BANK.
fscenf sseHas anf Iika street Cspitai
kal4 ~. sieA0St X a. Nssfslfsr. pfss
y y haY6sn, cash. J, 2. orssnissf srsf
sssh' tosufnsfciai savings ssa ,rast lust
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NATIONAL BANK or

NATIONAL BANK or
COMMERCE..
Isis 20 eaIfiai ,s... tit0. 90.
tfAmtaFfa ssEsfal banking EasLasss o. g.
hsnrF. gfss o. o. htsnesr c4ah. SAFE
ast-st waits fqf fsNf
Nafe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent.
IhE FiitHr NATIONAL BANK 90
aEATIf-E
Iatd 20 capital ..as. $50 Ouo
usnsfHf kankins huslnsss tfanssrfss
- hpas. D.. lfea a. MeMlessn. vice
ire l. Turner. cAsh. a. y. pnrAhurss.
eAsA AaftanAs on pftseip3l cities
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TIL itg irfaa hfflatIr &C.,,
Vi calling 'afaa. Nsssi,.s ts'
menia sie. tifst ara TX. AVA
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WE have eReh customers fox houfs -
cottages. stores aad modern dwe4r
al parts q the city. Thx erlFws
ALL ye1r property s to adscrtk 4
- Ne spend TWO THOUSAND y.
isAhe . month fer that pz,yass az
lesA - a logical conclussou tat ~ a
sri y. LAsf ysEr property sasA y. ~
esE phatosrApher viii xaks : $500 :
y wn1ch Niii be putffnhed IN 'nklf m
u 81 fhe leading newaTagerN 10 ~ 4
oEl.AAN AMERICAN INNEsTW
COMPANY
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WIRE. IRON AND PLATING
PaCIFfc ERn 4 Piasing WORKS, 81 q.
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b..4aAi,,-orERAITo .Cnool,

EaAh Dramatic School pfel afsa p4lls fsf
dramatic and tpsfstic siege. - aHrr9
puplIa nniFhrd. ana beginusfa Hrfrpi"d i1
siDrltiou Hnd ofsf0fy VII furnish fiHys
and coach dramatic rluhet Tues. ana
Phi Al IfHIRrbe
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WANTED TO RENT-uoTs

WANTED TO REST
WE VII rent your house, coftAre. q /
~ rooms. X desirable. TO rrllehis =
ants. within seven days or pay rt,
unnths rent Or NE will aaNuxrs
care AMI management cf your prm
and ray wa sax months rent IN
vance. GerEnan-A rsrfcan lnvest-s
Co. ais Third avenue
HOUSE Of Z or s rooms wanted a.
dress J. Diller. So West ColEnss
street.
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scANDiSAviAs.AMERicAs

~ Seattle. A ssrsfal bsnsinx busin.ss
trsnssftsa. HsEesits Of 800 vDa' A chit
.sfH Ffss ?. q. ufpndahi. afss vice pres I.
a ~ hosibefg cash D. Lace ssst
fash. No Efauef~.
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To NACC1NATE- Or. Turner, OF Sc
attic Hygtcnic Sanitarium, viii
vaccinate for 80 cents with Ian
caster county vaccine. that is war
ranted pure. Room g. Hinckley
block hours from ? to 6 and TO
y. m.
HEATERS Heaters. Heatsrs-A large
stock OF second hand heating stoves "a
all klnds ana all sizes Tor sale. AZ ycuf
own nEurea. at Red Front Fur Co. iia
"a ave. south.
WANTED -Oid gold and silver n. Hen.
- rntg lcweler y liinclley blk
Atss..t.ltatNu rates OF an magazines and
newspapers furnished on application
The G, V. White Advertising bureau
New YORK building, Seattle
THE cheapest place to buy on ana Case
line In from the Olympic on Co, aiT "A
ave Tel. Main a9i Also coal by sack
or ton
SIZE Lloyd. Briseoe q LLOYD. 81 uinekley
block, about Your homes for cash or ss-
ferrsd payments.
oNNpONOR Victory" tho Eenuine. rurcs
an Diseases avoid limitations, "a Nc.
ELECTRICAL baths. SIS First ave
Room 4.
LADIES, try a bath Mrs. rat careful
Ht .."" N'f Thiri nVnnus
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htls ISL ~ y ffFf~-
Paying Si15 month clear. fine out
~ Ia every respect. only offered
for short time; 1000 regular Gus
TONERS, best reasons for selling.
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Ladies' FurH made and repaired
g. G. Berg. 1918 Third ave. ..
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Hnd TrdHE sFeuinE 81 30. Pref VIII.
ems school ~ dancing. puFhfs lessons
MHI.- Manka LaLL. w a-lneI
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-02-07

Chatsanooga-An Ovation at Every
Point-The start for knoxviiie.

Nashville. Tenn. February &-Ad-
miral Schley left Nashville at 10 o'clock
today for CHATTANOOGA In the private
car OF President Thomas. OF the Nash
vile. Chattanooga and ST. Louis rail-
road. President and Mrs. Thomas ac-
companied them.
Before he left. Admiral schiey spoke
in highest terms OF his entertainment
here.
Chattanooga. Tenn. February mo
formal reception or entertainment was
accorded Admiral Sclliey upon his ar
rival here this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
party Of about thirty ladies and
gentlemen. headed by Mayor A. w.
Chambliss and wife, from Chattanooga.
met the admiral at Wh.teside and came
with him TO the city. Thev were joined
by the committee from Knoxville. Sew
eral stops were made along the line
where the admiral was greeted by
crowds Of eager spectators The ad-
miral Greeted his hosts cordially ex-
pressing much regret that he was un-
able at this time TO remain long enough
in Chattanooga TO visit the historic bat
tlefields and Lookout mountain.
A great crowd gathered at the sta
ton in this city to ses the admiral and
hundreds formed in line tn shake hands
when he reached the hotel where an In
formal reception was held.
After short rest the partv took car
riages and, escorted by the Chattanooga
and other points Of interest. They re-
turned TO the union station at O'Clock
and at 4:l0 o'clock the admiral and
his party left for Knoxville
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-02-07
CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
Conflicting Reports as to Status Of
House Committee.

Washington, February 4.-Represen-
tatives Babcock and Long. republican
members of the way and means COM
mittee. called on Pres dent Ro- say cit to-
day and discussed with him Cuban re.
ciprocity.
1t was stated today by a republican
member of the ways and means COM
mittee that there was little furthe"
doubt that the committee would report
some measure of Cuban reciprocity.
Another member of the committee ex-
pressed the conviction that the rate OF
reduction would be about 20 or % per
cent.
. Other members Of the committee in
sist that the minds of several members
are still open and that definite conclu-
SionS as to the course of the committee
are not yet warranted.
Chairman Payne says there is no ma.
terial change in the status of the sub
iect.