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Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
EVERLASTING TRAIL
 OF MERRILL AND TRACEY
The Posse Still Pursuing the Murder
 ous CoAvicts,

Vanoouvcr, Wash, June I7.-Tracoy ana T rr1. the murIerous convicts, wlM have been at large for eight days, are' stiu at large tonight, but posse in charge of Sheriff Marsh, all of Clark county. is close on their heels near La center. village twenty miles from Vancouver. The fugitives were seen several times during the day and at 7:3O tonight a telephone message from Sheriff Marshall at L.acenter states that they passed the Pioneer church, six
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
T0Hi5HT'S C0HFEREHCEs
 0F REPUBLICANS
Hay Decide the Fate Of Cuban Recip-
 rocity Measure.

Washington. June T.-Interest in the question cf Cuban reciprocity centered ,ooay in the conference of republican senators to be held tomorrow night at the request of the republican members Of the committee CT Cuban relations. The beet sugar men have been so much encouraged by recent events that many Of them declare that the conference Gccisicn will be adverse to any legisIa- tic1 whatever in the interest of Cuba. T,ey claim that the republicans will oppose any effort at iegislatic4 on the 1cCr Of the house end they assert that there are many others of their col leagues who are in sympathy with them.
 The friends of the measure, however saE there can be no doubt that the conference will pronounce for the 5nc0ner bill and it will be reported to the senate by the committee having it in charge. There was some renewal to- day Of the talk of treaty with Cuba, and il was stated that it would prob ably be sent to the senate before aG- 5ournment. 1t is probable, therefore. that a tomorrow $ conference the beet sugar republicans will be asked to say whether they would support a treaty cl the lines of the Spooner hill. Tine impression is that strong legislation, either in the form of an act OF a treaty, is quite out of the question for this ses- sion. Some reciprocity leaders freely admit this, and while others mora hopeful do not go so far, even they admit that chances for legislation are
 doubtful.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
BANKRUPTCY BILL.

Washington, June 1.-The house spent the day considering bills reported from the judiciary committee. By far the most important measure was that to amend the existing bankruptcy law. The minority made vigorous effort to repeal the present law, but was over 'vhelming!y defeated by 65 to 13I. The , bill passed amends the law in fifteen particulars to meet defects. which it is said. experience has proved.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

469e, including 1900 Texans. Slow. steady. Good to prime steers. nominal %1.59Gt $500: poor to medium $5.0O@$1.40; stockers and feeders $2.500$5.25: COWS $!aGGj S5.60; heifers $2.25@$6.25; canners $1.fGG $40; bulls $2.000$2.50; calves $5.G01 $500: Tezss fed steers $4.0G@S6.00.
 Sheep.-Receipts 12.000. Steady. Lambs choice higher Good to choice wetheis $4.150$5.G0: fair to choice mix ed $.0oM$i.N; western sheep, clipped. $i.50G, Sf95: native lambs. clipped s5.lo @S6-9G: western lambs $5.500S1.15.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
CROzIER'S NOMINATION.

Washington, Junev17.-On the motion of Senator Warren, the senate in exc cutive session today decided to take up the nomination Of General Crozier as chief Of ordnance next Friday after the disposal of the special order for that day. which is a bill providing for the ratification of an agreement with the ChCctaw and Chickasaw Indians.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
DID NOT TALK TOO MUCH.

Washington. June 17.-As has been the custom il the ease CT every officer Jf the navy t. whom has been JtlGib- uteG utterances which the navy depart iUent has considered outside the pale e professional discretion. Major Wal ler, o1 the marine corps, who recently returned from the Philippines, has ra- ceived an inquiry from the secretary of the navy as to whether the published statements concerning the campaign ia san:ar were authorized by him. Major Waller rculied that when press ei for interviews by press representa- tiVes. Ee endcavored to oblise them. This explanation. it is understood is satisfactory to the officials, and it is stated at the navy department that the case is regarded as closed
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
FLOURISHING SCHOOL.
Under the Cultivation Cf John D.
 Rockefeller.

Chicago. June 11.-Three quarters of a million dollars is the amount John D. Rockefeller has donated to the Uni versity of Chicago since President Harper last made an announcement of the gifts of the oil king. Dr. Harper announced the last donation in his quarterly statement today. Other friends of the university have given scattering sums amounting to $12Go0 during the last year. Another impor- tant announcement was that the uni- Versity would soon erect q building at a cost of s15G000 for university divinity school. It was also announced that the university would contsruct immediate iy law school building at a cost Of $200 GOO
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
ROBSON GETS A LEAVE.

Washington. June 17.-Constructor Iiobson applied today to Secretary Needy for q three months leave of ab- scnce on account of the condition of his eyes. He is now on special duty ar Eiizabethport, \. J. The secretary con- ferred about this application with Ad- miral Taylor, Constructor Bowles and Surgeon General Hi.1ey and decided to allow the leave.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
FRIEND OF SILVER.
Bronze Statue to the Memory of Bland
 Unveiled.

Lebanon. Ohio. June IA bronze statue erected to the memory of Rich ard Park Bland, who served in con- sress almost continuously from 1872 until 1899, was unveiled here today with impressive ceremonies. An immense crcwd gathered to hear addresses by William J. Bryan, William K. Stone and others
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
DENVER POSTOFFICE
Robbed of Lot of Registered
 Mail

Denver, June 1.-The registry de- partment Of the Denver postofice was robbed sometime last night The bur glars entered through g window and broke open the deposit boxes and car ried away the contents.
 Other portions of the office were oc- cuDieG by employees, but they heard nothing. Thirty registered letters are missing but nothing is known of their contents. There is no clue to the rob bSrs.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
THE WORKMEN.
Election Yesterday of Supreme Officers
 of the Order.

 Portland. Ore. June 1.-The supreme lodge of the Ancient Order cf United WcrKmen today elected the following officers:
 Supreme Master-Webb McNall, Kan sas.
 Supreme Foreman-C. E. Watson. Illinois.
 Supreme Overseer-W. H. Miller, Missouri.
 supreme Recorder-M. ". Sackett, Pennsylvania.
 Supreme Receiver-J. J. Acker, New York.
 Supreme Guide-L. C. Merrill, New Hampshire.
 Supreme Watchman-B. $. Eitchie Uc-elected), Manitoba. Supreme Medical EXaminer-Dr. D. II. Shields We-electeD. Missouri.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 1s--CoUn went on d rampage today, and headed by the bulI crowd, that ccrnered the July options le.l the unfortunate shorts q rapid and exciting chase. Early in the day word went around that screws were to be pCt on the shorts long before settling day. NcrVousness peTVad T the pit and scon the. shorts began to accept the inevitable ami got out oi their Geais with as little less as possible. \ tight hand was held on much corn early. but soon the market ran away The bulls did not seem to care to keep t in check and the day closed with d net gain of 3isc Tor July corn.
 The other pits were neglected in the interest that centercd i'll corn and July wheat cI1sed a shade down and July cat" " shade lower. Provisions closed 2Hca ,12c I"Wcr. July corn opened ef;s s1'C+7s, r.se to e67s: slipped bacl. to G. E. shot to 61'.. where if closed. July wheat opened 72c12Is. and Sold to 727s: dipped to l7s612 and closed l2"1sc.
 July oats early sold 3=9., dipped to 393s and closed 5J12.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. June 17.-New MeXico.- Fair in south: showers and cooler in ncrih portion Wednesday and probably Thursday
 Arizona. fair Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Wyoming, fair except showers in southeast portion. Wednesday. warm. Thursday fair, with warmer in south east portion.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
METALS.

New York, June lT-C0ppeg >.as low cr here about 1s. A sale oi 5G,GC9 lbs cf oio,t.oiytic spot was made under the rule at i2.2C. Standar1 spot 10 Au- gust closed at T.60u12,G0. Lake at l2.121.Gi 13.5G and efcctroiytic and cast ing at 12.00@12.20. Londcn copper cl5s,d 2s Cd lower with spot al l54 5s and futures f5i IS 6d. The production of copper fcr the month of May this year was the heaviest on record, being l.G0 tons larger tha. the fast previous record month. There were produced during the mo-3th 25,764 tons against 22,392 tons during May Q year ago. The product for five months this year was 113,.cS tons, against l10393 tons the same period last year.
 Lead ruled steady but quiet and un- charged at Ne~ York, standing z1s. while London held steady at ycster- days cuotation,- Gil 5s SpeItel 2s 6d lower abroad E1S 15s and locally ncl..i- naIly unchanged at 47s
 Bar silver 52$z; Mexican dollars 42t1.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
PAST IS OVERLOOKED.
And Spain Will Forgive Her Firing
 Daughter.

Madrid, june l1.-The Duke of Al- nGioVar, minister Of foreign affairs, having advised King Alfonso of th" re- ceipt of an announcement from Presi- dent Palma of the inauguration cf tIae Cuban republic, the king ordered the Spanish consul at Havana to be in structed by telegraph to call upon and inform President Palma that his ma jesty will send him q letter recognizing the Cuban republic.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
A1 ASSASS|N'S PLOT
 AGAINST EDWARD VIII 4 RuInor Neither Officially Confirmed
 Nor Denied

It is Said That the Kings Late Illness at Adershot Feigned iii Order That He Might Not Appear Tar get at Public Functions-Scotland Yard Detectives I Nothing to Say of the Reported Plot but There 0aS;' o- r1aton That Something May Be Given Out r0o~:;0*sS5&ss>ss s5s>ses, ..
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
OREGON'S GOVERNOR.

Portland. Ore. June 1.-The official count cf the vote in the recent election shows that Chamberlain DemD, for governor, has a ma joiity Of 256.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
A FRENCH INCIDENT
 CHAMBER 0F; DEPUTIES A Scene Of Wild and Characteristic
 Disorder Yesterday

The Trouble Grew Out of the Proposal to Investigate the Election of Nationalist Candidate-There Were Questioning of Varacity Threats of Breaking Jaws, Accusations of In1becity and all Ended in an Agree ent to Leave to the Arbtrament of the Inevitable Duel.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville, F; Indianapolis, 0. Toledo. &; Columbus. l.
 Milwaukee. 8; St. Paul. f. Minneapolis. i; Kansas City, 9.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
BASE BALL
The Result Of Contests in the Four
 Leagues Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, June IT,
 characterization and Farrell; Iberg Felix and Dooin.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Milwaukee. June IT, St. Joseph ..0101 OOOOO0 O. 1 Milwaukee 70 0 0 0 0 0 % co f-
 Batteries-McFadden and Roth. Svormsted and Lucia.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
LOS ANGELES FIRE.
Loss Nearly Fifty Thousand, Covered
 by Insurance.

Les Angeles, June Hire tonight destroyed the furniture house of Hay wood Brothers and Wakefield cCnpa- ny, manufacturers of rattan and otll- CT furniture. The company, which is one of many branches, the firm having headquarters at Gardner Mass. occu- pied four story brick building at the corner of Seventh and Main streets. The loss on the building is estimated at $35 ,000, and on the contents S12, eco, both covered by insurance.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

Colorado Springs, June IT, Colorado Springs. ...1 o 0 0 1 0 o ? K 1 Omaha ..............1 0 0 0 0 O.
 Batteries-McNeely and Dixon; Baer- Wald. Brown and Bonding.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
Boston. June 17.-First game .

Boston. June 11.-First game Bostcn ............0 70 c % f K 6 New York ...........G ? 0 0 o 0 l O. ,
 Bdtterios-Willis and KittridSe; Fay Tor and Bowerman.
 Second game Boston ..........31 0 , B 2 x-1s New York .........1 1 0 0 0 0 ,
 Batteries-Pittinger and Morn; 3Htt and BOWerman.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
Denver, June IT,

Denver ..............3 1 0 0 0 0 K Des Moines .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. U
 Ba atteries-Whitridg and O'Connell and Wilson; HCffer and Hanson.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

Peoria, June IT, Peoria .......2 OG2O3 K s Kansas City .0 0 3 02 @ O. ,
 Batteries-COX and Wilson; Cable and Messitt
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
BOOM IH C0RH
 CAUGHT BEARS
4 Slight Decline in Copper Stoek
 Market Unchanged

New York, June f1.-Eeslerday' vol ume of activity in stocks was about maintained taday and the degree of ji- veis.ty Of trade was very similar. The movement ot prices was irregular.
 STOCKS.
 Atchison Si&4; preferred lCOsz C./t c. 4G7s: Rock island 1.2t4: Big Four 1y5: C. 6- :. S1il: preferred 7Gta: 2nd preferred tz: t,ie SIS: Great Northern is3: Manhattan 151; Metropolitan la13s: Aissouli Pacific 197; V. J. Cen tral 199: x. '. Central 15e; Pennsylva- ma 15o5s; $. L. < $. F. 7Ol5; preferred S5; 3nd preferred 7375; St. Paul 1739s :; Southern Pacific G4l4; Union Pacific le5: Amalgamated Copper GSi2: Ana- oonCs 1l5t4; Sugar ETA |. <. Steel 5S%:; preferred SS9s; Western Union S13s.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

WOOL AND HIDES. New York, June f7.-Hides steady, wool quiet.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
BONDS.

|. :. -cfunding Zs registered fG724 i; coupon 1C8as; 3s registered and cou- pon i01; new zs registered and coupon 135H: old Is registered 1G92z; coupon 11o54 5s registered and coupon 1CJ.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

Boston. June 17.-F'irst game Boston ..............O 0 q 0 o 0 1 l. 3 Cleveland .........0 0 0 3 0 3 o o 1-1 Batteries-Dineen and Warner; Moore and Wood.
 Second game BCstCn ..............0 1 0 1 T 0 o O. 3 Cleveland ...........1 0 Q l 1 0 0 l.
 Batteries-Young and Criger; Joss and Wood.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis, Jdne Il.- St. Louis ........0 co 1 0 l 60 0 O. , Baltimore .......G 0 1 0 0 % 0 O. ,
 Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden; Me Ginnity and Robinson.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. June Receipts
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
{. June IT,

DetrCit, June 1l.- Detroit ........1O OOO3 x-.. Washington .........0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 O.
 Batteries-Me and Buelow; Lee and Clarke.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18
Chicago. June IT,

Chicago .............4 Q Q o ? 0 0 K 6 Philadelphia .....0 010001- ,
 attcries-C:arvin and Sullivan: Mitchell and Scherck.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-18

.aiDhia. June T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
WHAT WILL TINE OUTCOME SER

suggests endless posi-
broadcast direction II VIII
between Seattle and New York than
clover
everywhere without counting the expense OF
haus"
According to living IN
mpercepube jelly which rmcates all things
Is
vibrations speed OF ie" UcoS per
producing results which We term electric ANA
egaphy The ether can BE- made To
speeds Ths discovery has stimulated
receivers " that each
privacy OF transmits
possibility receiver tuned TO take dispatches
vibrations second win
somebody which
The sender and receiver
must IRA n q together.
incredible the kcptc with the sarcastic smile
Il Is Marcon
Wild theories Matcon vibrating the ether
5
Installed wireless instruments
while the King
appears Maronts successful beginning
things the land we'll
across he sea-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
Theaters
I~N~>~S>N~~>>~~~~NNN%>


The concert given by Signor r..
q AURA and his pupilG at Hanke hail
last night, was good one and well
attended. The concert was given
under the auspices Of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies' Sodalfty.
Of the Church ~ the Immaculate
Conception, for the benefit ~ the Sis
ters' New Academy.
Mime. dAurla made her local debut
last night and was warmly received.
She gang II Am Tltania." from
"MignOn.' az her first number
SlgnoT d'Auria was assisted ln the
concert By Mrs. Fitz-GlbbOns. Miss
Thckla Pielns. Miss Mae r. Stephens.
a. r.. Mason and Sol Helm
"In mizzoura"
Ralph Stuart and company. at the
Seattle theater, win play In Nil
zoura" for the remainder Of the
week. The usual Saturday matinee
will be given.
shooting the Chutes"
Murray and Mack will continue
"ahooting the chutes' at the Third
Avenue throughout the week with
matinee on Saturday.
Josef Holman
There has been very much interest
iu the single recital 10 be given az
the Grand tomorrow night by Josef
Holman. the eminent pianist. Many
persons IN the city heard Holman
during his marvellous tour Of the
country a decade ago. and will Ike
10 verify BY personal observation Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
FULL TICKET
IN The FIELD
Socialist Labor Party Has Its Own
Municipal Candidates

The Socialist Labor party - this
city has placed a ticket IN the field
for the coming election Walter walk
or is chosen 60 run Tor mayor, The
balance OF the city ticket Ia made up
as follows;
Comptroller Chaa y. RcgeL cook
Corporation Caunmel--John W, Mon
cite painter
Treasurer Fred W. Robert corulcc-
maker
Couneilmen-at-la large Frank CrosH-
man. teamstor, NJ. } Kennedy. mach
lnlatE helper
Couagilmcn First ward, owen Mar
TIN. marine engineer, Second q. r
kaufman. carpenter, Third. ". ~,
Walker. clerk Fourth. Paul waEuer.
baker lIrth. Abe nroarciiff sheet iron
worker sixth. Edmund n frvntisa,
carpenter. seventh a. - Nielsen.
laundry man. Eishth. =, q Goodwin,
iahorer Ninth. g. q, raNsurt cornlov-
maker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
q GOOD MAN DIES

newspaper Joseph
a printer believed
be
type
printer"
head Of
psrtment
hestth hat was IN
In field where muscle king this helped lay
Testament" his
Doctor o Divinity
He lived carefully methoday
when the sight He died
s. left the world the better FOR his having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
TO REBUILD
IMMEDIATELY
Hsw Trinity Church 10 Arise From
the Ashes OF The Cd

A meeting % Trinity parish was held
last night. Bishop Heater prcsid.nx
IN the absence - Rector Gowen. who
Was injured In y accident yesterday.
After some discussion L was decid-
ed 70 rebuild the church on the old
walls The new ediflce will b. some
what larger than the old one however
as the west wall Will be moved back
Is feet The present choir room Ia 20
become trausept and a similar room
IL 70 be added 70 the James street side.
This change viii increase the seating
capacity hy ~ seats
The first work on the building viii
he the excavation ~ the basement. and
the space under the nave ~ the
church A temporary place - worship
viii he fitted w there. 80 that the
congregation viii not have % 80 else
where while awaiting the completion
Of the sdlfice.
Twenty thousand dollars will be
needed to rebuild. and sit5o Is now
ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
Monster Auction Sale

AZ no Second avenue south. Being
compelled 20 vHcate our present
premises and not desiring 10 move
our stock. we are forced 20 cell AZ
pubic auction the entire stock 81
mems hiEh grade and strictly tailor
made quits and overcoata. ranging
IN prices from 5000 20 see % each
youths and boys clothing. shoes
hats. caps. furnishing goods. cnun-
terH shelving. showcases. etc. etc
amounting 60 over yl0.0 goo. This en-.
TIRE stock viii be sold to the highest
bidder without reserve. Auction "A
starts Saturday February the sth.
az q. m. and continues until at0ck
y sold. Remember the address. no
Second avenue south. between Yes.
Ter and Washington street. ". Kera-
Ter. auctloneer.
a. -. Andrews. dentist. removed
81 Times building. End and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05

OSBORNE. TnINrEu a go iao.. Ab.
ntfaff 90. established 1898 MInIhg
claim atatfacts hassmsHi II The Aa-
maj fafa ffIfHEUH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
JUMP FROM THE
PATROL WAGON
Not That They Loved corbeti Less,
but Liberty More

Just before they we're % have been
locked UP In the city Jail last even
Ing. six newsboy gamblers made their
escape from Jalior John Corbett
When the jai'or stepped from the pa
troll wagon At police headquarters. he
stood on the sidewalk waiting Tor the
boys to come out Suddenly there was
a scattering. ana the next moment hair
a dozen boys were running at
breakneck speed down Yesisr way
Corbett started In pursuit. bat the
nimble boys were too much for the
Tailor. and all escaped.
The boys were arrested for playing
blackjack In the basement ~ the
Washington Investment building A
complaint came to headquarters u
the matter. and Tailor Corbott went
after the boys and bundled them into
the patrol wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05

the reports which have come regard
lng the tremendous strides made by
The young pianist since that firnt
visit 10 America.
The advance sale ~ seats. which
began yesterday seems 20 indicate
that Holman will be greeted by az
tine an audience as that which at
tended the Pad@rewski recital last
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
You'II Have 10 Haslen

The registration books 90 the city
hhtl Will hs open uniy until midnight
of Tuesday Fob, n. AZ present there
hrr hut lutte over 1000 names regis
terrd. whereas therr should bo fully
i5eo Cnmptroiirf Paul b. strong iu
urgiuE that an voters should register
as suon a. possible ao al Go avoid
a rush and delay the last few days
the books are open The total reais-
trauan ~ 90 a late hour this after
noon wan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05

BUILDING TRADES
WILL ANSWER

The following communication was
received from the executive commit.
See ~ the Building Trades Council
today.
The Weekly Bulldog Trades
Council Bulletin on Saturday. Feb
Tuary 8 viii contain a reply 10 the
recent attacks Of an evening paper
on the building Trades Council. and
also a complete statement 81 tho
standing Of that body IN relation 10
the matters IN question.
Ike Cutive Committee Hufidinr
Trades Council.
lsignedj III HOLTKAMP.
Secretary %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
Ninth Ward Republicans

The Republicans 20 The Mxth pre-
ciuct % ths Smith war,i mrt last night
and effected Hp organization ~ "a
campaign club g. A Duke waH rirct.
80 president n ~ johnson secretary
and Wm shack treasurer commit
IRE 10 rleht will loak after the regis.
trAtlun by voters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
DANCING ACAnIlMIFs

DANCING classes for beginners Monday
ana Friday evening at $40, Prof VIII
sons school OF dancing, private lessons
daily. Ranke hall, Pike street
SOCIETY and stage dancing 4. IA
Estes. supervisor Normal association.
23is First. Green taI6
PHoF, LITTLE. teacher OF ball room AMI
fancy dancing. al2 Madison, Phone,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05

MISS +. uECHTMAN. dressm6ldnT PAR
lota 22l Columbia street rooms 10 and ~
FOR ladies tailor and reception Gowns
call at Lamb sisters, aiO-3ii Collins blk.
MRS HANSON stylish millinery at low
ett prices. Corner Fourth ana Pine,
pREssMAKiNG parlors. 1917 THIRD ave.
MADAME A. s. SMITH dressmaking.
ladies tailoring, parlors 90 finckley
block Phone, Brown il7t
DR EesMAk1NG School. tttT 18th ave. La
dies make their garments, girls nttcd for
positions In one month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-05
THE SEATTLE AUCTION AND
SALE STABLES.

Have TO offer tstheir next regular
sale. on Friday, ] y. M a. 1910
Western avenue. the following
span black horses. weight 5000
pounds. ! span bay horses, weight
2 800 pounds. / span gray horses
weight 1900 pounds 1 brown horse,
$50 pounds. ! bay horse, Loo
pounds. I gray horse. l,250 pounds,
/ gray mare, 300 I gray horse. 900
pounds, / covered express wagon,
delivery wagon. ] laundry wagon,
top buggy. 1 butcher cart and several
sets double and single harness. also
grading outfit consisting Of % head
Of horses, harness. wagons, Hcrapers
etc. which VIII arrive In time for
Fridays sale. All stock guaranteed
and not found az represented can be
returned In ~ hours and the money
viii DC refunded
NJ. ]. WALKER, Auctloneer.
Telephone, Bun 1851