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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

An agent for a California lottery.
to be run on the plan of the once ia
nous Louisiana State Lottery, has
-been in the city several days trying to
arrange with some young men to rep.
resent the company here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

Good health and pure blood are in
scparable. If your blood is lad YOUR
health must be bad. Poor blood allows
the body TO lose vitality just as a poor
hre under the boiler allows the steam to
run down. From poor blood To impure
blood is hut a step, and impure blood is
mother 10 n large percentage Of human
Ills. Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is an anti
dote for both poor and impure blood, for
II IS both builder and "A purifier, food
and medicine II is the best comblna-
ton Of the kind known to medical
science, and it's success for nearly half a
century has been so sweeping that it has
been endorsed by thousands OF medical
men who have beer unable TO find sub
stitutC.
The evils resulting from impure blood
nre % legion. ScrOfulo. pimples. hlotches,
kidney disorders, rheumatism, COut. dvs-
pepsia, female weaknesses, anaemia.
chiorosis, etc. are a few of them but the
greatest evil, the greatest danger IS the
fenerai weakening of the system which
affords an opening for every passing dis
ease. Dr. llarter's Iron Tonic will in-
sure lou against these evils
Red Shoals. r. c., Nov. II. 1901
y have used your preparations in my
family for eighteen years. and have al
ways found them very satisfactory. DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic is a great medicine. ["
Andrew j. White, Farmer.
GSs'0ee gaafanss that above testimonial ls Esnuios)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

Calumet Baking Powder Is the lead
or in this market It's popularity is
based upon genuine merit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

Guthrie is enjoying a genuine real
estate boom for the first time in its
history A forty acre tract of land
adjoining the town is said to have
sold for $1S, 200 recently-Enterprise-
Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

The Warner company all this week
at The Brooks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

For Abstracts see
II. IT Hagan, ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18
LEADERETrEs.
Local Happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.

Local Happenings Of city and Terri
tory Briefly Told.
Rents are going up.
West Guthrie is rapidly building up,
Real estate dealers are kept on the
qui vive.
Try a Leader want ed 1, will bring
returns.
over 500 travelling men make ok
lahoma
Realty remains the chief topic Of
conversation.
A railroad fight without railroads is
something unusual
Geo. Dodson has charge of Haincr's
new addition to Guthrie.
Two new coaches have been put on
the e and o.
The Santa Fe viii begin making i'm
lproyements mere next month.
One Guthrie man has cleaned up
$4,000 in real estate transactions.
The Santa Fe freight shipments are
unusually heavy for this season of the
year.
J. c. Palmer of Coffeyviie is here
looking over the ground with view
Of planting a brick yard.
Much interest is manifested in the
Ellis murder case. The trial will
doubtless attract large crowds.
John Walters is arranging to open
a bowling alley in the east room of
the new ST. Louis Syndicate building
Judge A. G.. G. Bierer left for Texas
last night to look after legal business.
The Carnegie library projects ap-
pears to be sleeping.
Guthrie is enjoying "A genuine real
estate boom for the first time in its
history. A forty acre tract of land
adjoining the town is said to have
sold for SIS 900 recently.-Enterprise-
Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

Judge A. G. c. Bierer left for Texas
last nigh. to look after legal business.
The Carnegie library projects APP
pears to be sleeping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

John Walters is arranging to open
a bowling alley in the east room Of
the new ST. Louis Syndicate building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-18

Much interest is manifested in the
doubtless attract large crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
SELMA AND MARTIN
troubles n the nsnshon House.
hold Leads 10 Divorce

Selma Ncfahon 81 Dec. ~ sued
Martin .. MeNahon for divorce. al
eginy hat h assaulted ard efhrr-
wise abused her. she also averre,i
taaf sae owned the deifc4tea@en AZ
iss First avenue which her hus-
hand ard herself are running.
NJ AsAlahsn answered that the
e.lslness = tornnunity property, that
~ VIE i more Or less crazy, and
senyihg that he ever assaulted her.
Ana nos he has siled an affidavit
y enc MARY KiIiesn. who swears
,s1t sne worked AZ their place on
!an- J and 4. and quit on the lat
~ cate because Of Mrs. McMaFou's
saNnt temper. Che alan adds that
,hs husband ard wife were running
~ p'.<s together AMI that when she
49, heFne the first night. she left
- sleue When she came back
7 sk morninx Martin was hustilng
~3aa Nhiie Selma was afllI In bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
MRS. MEREDITH
POSTMISTRESS
Widow Of Late Chief OF Police 10
Secure Federal lob

Mrs w. l.. Meredith. widow Of the
late chief ~ police. will proha bly,
soon be placed In charge Of one ~
the sub-post0fiaee stations ~ the
city. A. d result ~ the recent ac-
ton Of the posiotficc department. at
Washington. In taking the sub-stn-
ton from Lees drug store. an extra
station iH % be- established IN the
city. n - proposed 20 locate a sta
ton AZ Guys drug store. corner 81
Second avenue and Yesler way. and
at Garrison Bros. corner ~ Second
avenue and Madison street.
Postmaster Stewart stated thAn
morning that he had recommended
Mrs. Meredith to take charge ~ one
% these stations and in the event
that Mr., stewards recommendation
IL accepted. he VIII appoint Mrs.
Meredith TO take charge ~ the sta
lion at Garrison Bros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
HOTEL MEMS
CONVENTION
First Meeting OF Boniaces Now
Being Held In This CITY

The hotel men of the state arc
holding thoir first convention THIS
afternoon az the stevens hotel. for
the purpose of organizing state
association.
The committee appointed 60 mako
preparations fnt the convention met
Yesterday afternoon "a tho Butler
hotel and made final arrangement
Tor carrying out the program for to-
day.
Visiting hotel men are tu be the
guests ~ The local proprictors during
their stay here. and " viii be their
purpose io entertain them as royalty
~ possible. The following commit
tee has been appointed 10 meet the
Euvsts as they arrive IN the city,
and escort them 10 tho various
hotels ]. G.. Dunnrliy. Jacob Haas.
a. A Waddcll. W. y. Stevens and
George Ritter.
In the evening the convention will
be closed by a banquet at the Rat
nl~r-d Grand hotel This Important
feature OF the convention. lntrustcd
90 III. y. Dunbar. promises TO be an
elaborate affalr.
onieers viii be elected this after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
CARL TOOK
TO WATER
His Fair One Brought Too
Many Troubles TO His Mind

He dreami he dwelt IN marble halls.
Did golden dueats scatter.
lie walked on rugs and cashmere
shawls.
But couldn't walk on water.
Near midnight last night the night
waite Imam ora board thc steamer
Greyhound. lying near the end 81 the
Columbia dock. noticed through the
misty atmosphere the outlines OF a
man approach the end II the pier.
near the stern OF his bunt The nE-
ure paused a second or two. then
plunged head first iuto The bay. The
Waterman Instantly gave the alarm
and the niEhtwatchman % the
stea amer city Of Everett lying near
BY, responded. II was bat the work
~ few moments for these men 60
set hold 80 a pike pole. a few nwe-
onds more and they were graphing
FOR the drowning figure They land.
ed him. lie was man. apparently
about &c years of agc. and ordinarily
dressed. HIS dialect was pure NorNk
Before they had even time 20 shake
the water out Of him the fellow
opened his eyes and mouth at the
same time. An haua a. m0och
hliEeed you let mo be In IN water
An hae a girl an she yiltsd me
no carr tae live. 40 yump me In !"
The man resisted strongly the
united efforts OF the whtchmen 20
save him from drowning. and even
after they had got him partially
dried az the boilers of the Grey
hounds engines. ne tried again 20
jump over one Of the watchmsn
escorted him 20 Second avenue and
set him adrift there. He gave the
- a
that he lived at the Pacific house. a
little too much booKe and a little
Swedish giri were the causes that
prompted him 20 do the MeGinty act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
YOU
GONE!
Was to Hang on
3Ist for Murder

sourH BEND, Jan, it-I.um You.
a.. f-hgnese who was 20 be hanged
~ IN. =, made his escape from the
s.,i Il an early hour this morning,
- aas not Neen captured,
q ~ sheriff and jaiicrs are mySti-
- IA al a total less fo explain
-. YEAS absence The lock 20
y. ,eli uhsch Is an improved one.
-. ugrksa ard tho DOOR standing
ssr when the Waterman discover
49, ~ prisoner vas gone IL
!. ,essrAt thst. assisted BY eunfcd-
..,rx - Was given implements
"a eAseh 10 open the doors. and
~, wen once free from the yail
- .aseed away In the darkness and
- being serretcd By such meth
~ = only Chinese can use.
- crime Tor which l.um You
- unafr sentence ~ death, Was
~ Killing of Oscar Bloom. a white
,sn. al Eay Center, In this county.
= ne evening a Aug. 8 1901.
bloom. while intoxicated. used
,rs,gh language toward Lum. and
- latter, after celebrating over
~ matter several h1urS. secured q
raxsui and went e. Blooms house
rsna}nx the door locked. h. kicked
4 ga and fired az bloom, the shot
,sss-x effec. IN the abdomen.
Brsn sisd on the following day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
SUPT. Y0UNGS
ACTS THE HOST
Gives His Installation Banquet al
the Butler

L. ", Younga. lately reapp0intod
superintendent 81 lighting and
WhtfrWofkH, entertained at supper
she city council and city officials ai
the Batter last night after the adj
luurnnent ~ the council The ban
uurt table was neatly decorated for
the occaHl0n. covers being iald Tor
about IS The menu was quite an
elaborate one and the affair was
heartily enjoyed.
The Popularity 81 Mr. YounFn and
th" appreciation ~ his efficient sef1
Ices To the city we're testified 20 hy
"a numhes % the city officials in re.
sponss 10 toasin proposed Nj.
loungs neatly replied 10 the compH.
menth and predicted that the friend .
~ relations existing between himself
and the administration would con.
unuc throughout his term.
Mr., 1oungs had az his guests
Council men Criehton. Parry. Rlne.
hart, Rude. benjamin. blake. Mui-
doom. James Hyefa. Murphy. City
Engineer Thomson. Sup-rintendrut
Of Streets Little. city gorartroiirr
Paul. Deputy Comptroller Rlpilnrer.
Council clerk CoFycll and Sergeant
at Arms Wlnchril.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
PROF. ALLEN SMITH
LECTURES TONIGHT

Prof. J.. Allen Smith win deliver
a lecture tonight on Constitutional
Law before the Economic League
and the Political club OF the Y. NJ
e. A. The lecture VIII take place In
the auditorium Of the Y. ~ G. a.
building on First avenue. The pub
tic " invited. The Economic League
and the Political Club Of the Y. NJ
g. A. have arranged TO hold joint
meetings during the reuainder Of
the season In the auditorium Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. These meetings win be
absolutely partisan in character
and are intended TO promote thought
and discussion In the realms Of
sociology and politics. on January
20 Rev. Herbert II. Gowen Will speak
on "The Economics OF Early Chris
tianity." In February. Professor
Frank Parsons. Of Boston. VIII speak
on Public Ownership" The audi
ence will have an opportunity TO ask
questions and join IN the discussion
at all meetings.
IadieH' Furs made and repaired.
c. G. Berg. 1918 Third ave. -.
------ssy-----
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
PRES. ELLIOT'S
WESTERN TOUR
Authentic Announcement Made oil
His Visit 10 Seattle

The itinerary Of the extended tour
that Charles W. Elliot. president OF
Harvard university purposes soon u
make. has now been automatically
announced The trip Is the result
Of numerous Invitations from the
West and the Pacific coast, and II
has been planned as followss
Feb. n: Dinner given BY the Har-
ward club Of New York.
Feb. 81 Cleveland
Feb. 26-af. Chicago meeting OF as
sociated American universities.
March /; Harvard club Of Sc
Louis and Contemporary club OF 81.
Louis.
March s:Columhla. Mo. at Uni.
NerSity Of Missouri.
March s; f4ncotn. Neh.
March Z. Helena. Mont.
March ?; Spokane. Wash.
March IL Seattle. Wash.
March IS; Tacoma. Wash.
March IS. Portland. or.
March Il; Eugene. or. State unit
versity.
March 70 san Francisco. present
az Founders day. University OF Cal.
tfornta. March -
March z6. san Antonio. Tex.
March -; Austin. Tex
March 80. New Orleans, Tuulane
university April I Athen. Ca. uni
versity Of George
April >; Greensboro. y. e.
April Chapel lill. n. g.. State
university.
Str. Elliot is 70 be accompanied by
Mrs. Eliot
Arrangements are In progress Ga
have Mr.. Ellot's published works on
sale la an cities visited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
LUMBERMEN
IN SESSION

The lumbsrmrn % the Pncific
Northwest are IN annual seasion in
Seattle today. The reports ~ osticefn
now In control win be- heard this
afternoon. and new officers viii be
elected for the ensuing year.
The organizations which meet to-
day are. The Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers AaHuCia ton. tho
Washington Red Cedar EhinRi
Manufacturers Association. and the
IfGn. HpuH.
The last named assoc lation will
hold ita high links tonight. when
ncw members will be initiated and a
good time INDUCED in generally.
Next "wednesday the phtngie man
ufacturcrs hold session ia this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14

also Go the educational interests OF
the state. and be IL further
Resolved. That the comrades OF
James A. SeNten past and the James
a, sexton Moman'H Relief Corps DO
feel with the dear wife and family Ia
their hour of hercaN emcut I'm the
sudden demise of our frirud. HoV-
crnor Rogers.
That wa Jointly extend Co the wife
and Family ~ the deceased governor
cur drvpcst sympathy Ia this the
hour 81 their great sorrow.
That q copy 90 these resolutions be
sent Co the wife ana family. and "a
COPY hr published in each 81 the
daily papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
4'---'-'''--
NUMEROUS

Two men broke into the house Of
japanese named Toyotaro Otli-
nai near OryiiiiA. on Sunday night
hefmeen ! and . o'clock. They quick.
D cverpowered the Japanese and his
ssfe. the former being badly beaten
me object OF the attack was rob
uy. and IL was quite successful.
~ robbers carried away $3.50 IN
~ and 81 in silver. Also a revolver
I'D a gold watch. The Japs had 500
IRE IN gold concealed IN trunk
lznx some clothing. The robbers
tz<< into the trunk and fumbled
n aothes around. but overlooked
IA 1ssn-
n house u small frame shack
xf re robbers smashed the door In
b as Instant and jumped inside. Re
FIRE iuEing thcy bound the Japanese
and hls wife. but the man succeeded
IL he4lnx himself and went 10 the
hssm n mefghksn~ named Nelson
zzt ust The alarm.
y Fshe<Ts ars deserted as fol-
hu
Nat Az % years. height feet
: ia3Mx. wssxnt It's pounds. com
plexiar. sYss and r1oussache. dark
No : Ar q years. height feet
inEhess srnrlsxion and eyes dark.
lace smae.h shAven-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
A NARROW ESCAPE

Sam simpson. n ionRshoreman. had
a narrow escape from drowning
shortly before " o'clock last night
lie fell into the hay az the foot 81
Columbia street and says ne Kirug-
gird and cried for help Tor if min
mtes before he was heard A iiius
was ne las. thrown 90 him and he
was pulled out Patrolmau Stewart
aent the man 10 police headquarters.
where he dried his clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
IN MEMORY OF
GOVERNOR ROGERS
James A. Sexton Pest G. A. r. and
w. r. C. Pass Resolutions

After the recent business meeting
Of James q. sexton post and James
A. sexton Relief Corps. the following
resolutions were passed jointly.
I. That our Heavenly Father in
his wisdom and mercy has seen NJ
TO call 20 the great beyond our
esteemed and honored Governor
Rogers. whose patriotic efforts IN be-
half OF the state have endeared him
TO the hearts OF VS. all
2 Governor Rogers was 20 the
people OF this commonwealth a
steadfast and consistent friend and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
Nit by Falling Plank

walter Mills. day electrician, EN-.
ployed b. the Seattle Electric
Company. WAS seriously injured on
the head BY = falling plank az s %
o'clock this morning. on Post street
He was removed by the patrol
wagon TO the Seattle General hos
pitai in an unconscious condition.
Dr. coe attended him.
Mills a. a resident Of FfmondE.
but rooms on upper First avenue in
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
THE MARKETS

s ses. o. the best banana that ever
|. banana tree are now hang
= hs Western avenue drying
r..-n One carload came In this
49,. 49, ing and another one this after
NJ. go eofh In Just the right condI-
Tie best punches bring t2.Ts.
a car o. Rose brand uaeeia ana
trrry e@fs Of potatoes are on the
49, s1ss is becoming Bcarcer and
- advanced 10 Al 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14

Hszry Russell. a guest Of the Sc
ss:h hotel, was swindled out Of So
kx Saturday evening By couple OF
sharpers. but did uo; report hts loss
Il TIE police until last evening.
E3xseii r1et two uusophtsticated
rsn;ismer In the street last Satur-
ay art they gent 20 BusSell's room.
A poker game started and when Il
Hnlsned Russell was out SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
10 Form Association

Tomorrow evening has been set
Tor thr mastering IN OF Camp George
~, Furtson, National Association u
Spanish.American War Veterans.
All hunorahly discharged soldiers or
sailors who served IN the army or
navy OF the United states during
the war with Spain or the insurrec-
tion In the Philippines, are eligible.
In order 20 become charter mem-
her u II necessary To be present In
person ~ q. 4. v. han at \ o'clock
tomorrow night.
Lieut. lamping will act as mus.
tertng-in officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
ATHL0N STEAMS
TO HER DOCK
Boat Is Not Seriously Injured b,
Being on the Rocks

The steamer Albion. which ran or
the rocks az Port Orcha in the Fog.
saturday night. arrived nj the 90.
iumbia dock this morning, under
her osn steam. The boat IL not ~
seriously Injured as az fsrat beiievsd
and u l. thought likely that Hhs
can be put IN condition 90 re~ums
her run Ia ten days or two weeks
ffnue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
Another Good Cleanup

A thief entered the apartments OF
AR. ana Mrs. n. y. BENJAMIN at
tSe3is Third avenue last evening and
app~aFr 90 have stolen almost every
thing Hight enough 90 carry. Dresses.
Jackets. coats. trousers and other
clothing were stolen by him. The
police have been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
MARINE NEWS

The steamer Transport. which ran
aground ~ Whitney slough a few
days ago. has been nuatrd and tuwsd
60 the mouth ~ gha Swinaulish by
the steamer Ia Conner.
u p Jones has been appointed
pirsvr u the Lynn canal steamer
city ~ Seattle. IN lieu % William ID.
Harris resigned
The steamer UmAtiiia. ~ the Pa
cific Coast Campauy'h line. sailed
this morning Tor san Francisco She
carried large passenger list and a
Kenernl enfKn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
Salvation Army In Action

Tomorrow evening, At Salvation
Army hall. corner Second avenue and
f'iks street. Ensign Coe. late OF the
Northwestern division. VIII give an
illustrated lecture on the Salvation
Army work In America and other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
WILL EXCHANGE

COLON. Jan. 1.-THE Colombian
government and the Liberals have
agreed ON an exchange ~ prisoners,
and - men viii be Transferred from
each party The Island Of Taboxa.
10 miles south OF Panama. has been
chosen as the ulnce OF nxchnnEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14

SiEty-one men went out on the
chain gang this morning. They are
now engaged IN pianking and grad
INK u. Union street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14

parts Of the world. over iOo slides
viii be shown. Coffee and cake VIII
be served after the service. Admis-
sion free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
WILL VISIT

VIENNA. Jan. 1.-THE veues
Wierner Journal SAYS that Prince
Nicholas Of Montenegro recently Wis
tied 81. Petersburg as the envoy Of
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. and
effected n Russo Italian understa nd
Ing respecting Albania and Tripoii
King Victor Emmanuel. the paper
says, expects 90 visit the czAr In
April Of the present year. The car
will visit Rome In October
Ia Roche. removed 20 81 First ave
SterllnRPianos. Reicherts'1i0 Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14

kas BE-, feEley, an Old wousn 49,
VA ss sa arrested here rnsny ~, mno
eysntn.wa an taken into sns,oa. .iin ,.''.
,,sE q 'ssss' ars.. IN the theft n a
hsDeasia -. from a man named
si Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
CONCERT IS
SUCCESSFUL
Ladies' Musical Club Gives Fine
Recital al the Grand

The concert by the Ladies' Musical
Club. which took place yesterday af-
ternoon at the Grand opera house
was n great success in every way.
The musical people Of Seattle and
many others were In large attend
ance. Much credit must b. given 70
the ladies' u this club Tor the way
ga which they are helping 90 de-
Veiop the musical culture 81 the city.
Special mention must b. made 81
Miss Genexieve Reife. Her voice,
which IL rich and full. thoroughly
raptivated the audience. and She VAS
brought hack three times
The duet by MeEsrs Arthur Alex
ander and Boyd Wells vas well ap-
plaudsd.
Tne Program
The program was as follows:
gal Mariners Christmas. Chaminade
tbl Spring Chorus. samson and
peiiiah .,............,sa saint sasns
lCt Dame Cuckoo. Hitler
Ladies' Musical Club Chorus
tai fdente .4s.~.sss.ss. .a...4.... Toatt
fhl The Bond Maid Eduard r.ale
Mrs Frtxgibbon.
Efgie .....s.s.-..s .sss.-s.... Eaxxine
Grace Clark charneriin.
fal Thy Name. Mary knight Wood
fhg Tch pachte Deir. Meyer Helmund
Miss Genevieve Reife.
tal scherzo ...-.s-- -...--..... David
fhf SerenaGe .--+.... +.s...s.s Ficrue
fcf In tlRue .-.-..-..........St. Sasna
40 IL Papflon Francois schubert
Grace Clark Chamheriin.
Sunset ...-.......... Dudley Buck
Mrs. Fitxgihbon.
vaise Paraphrase fD'aprsp Chop
tn..........s. .......... Ed. schutt
Neasrs. Arthur Alexander and Boyd
Wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-14
JossINe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY
Green Fruit


-, aaofls-tL750t2.7s a box. esokip1
80 NeciL00; eating apples N as
- ~, oFangea. gs.001z.75 bsrs 80, 80
4. y. pears, si.zsaf 80, eranber-
III 49, per Dbl. qninces. ION
~. psfsimmons, tI.z5af 80 ner box.
s:. ~ asslf' 'i.ooqt5.e9 per box: pora.
e. es. n.5o0L75; pineanui ME-
=, ~ dozen; Jap oranges n x
in. seeding oranger' n s5l,zs
sf'so case; tangerines. II III
Vegetables
"a s',.s.,toses--tzfceazs.0 90 A TN. te,,.
" Der sack. carrots seSseo,
ialtSr.A lettuce, ti.509i.s0 Der esse /.
5j csis !. Du75c; garlic. a.. sahtas,e
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