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At New York.

New York, May 12.-Four favorites and two second choices divided the money at Morris Park today Old Lady an addi- tional starter In the Bombino stakes for two-year- -olds was favorite and showed the way to within 50 yards of the wire where Ada May came up next to the rail and won by half length. Fly Wheel after eleven starters had been scratched in the last race was made a to favorite and won easily by length and a half
 First race, second Monday selling last seven furlongs Withers mile: Belvino, 123 (McCue) to won; Musdora, 104 (Book- er) to 5 second; Blanch Herman, SS (Shea) 10 to 1 third. Time 1:28%.
 Second race. the Bombino stakes for two year olds, last four and one-half furlongs of the Eclipse course: Ada May, 1o2 (Wonderly) to l won; Old Lady. 1OS CT. Burns) Il to 10 second; Lugai Bri. 110 (Booker) 60 to third. Time :541f.
 Third race, the Hunts Point, the Eclipse course: Swiftmas, IA CT. Burns) to 10 won; Sister Juliet, 93 c. Martini to 1 second Francesca, 9S (H. Cochran) IS to 5, third. Time 1:12A.
 Fourth race last seven furlongs of the ,4Ihers mile, selling: Roysterer. Ill (O'Connor) to won; Mosketo 105 (Rice) to l second Rough Rider Ill (Shaw) 4 to 1, third. Time 1:29.
 Fifth race, The Withers mile: Smoke, -.- CT. Burns) to 5 won St. Finnan, 106 | (Wonderly) g to 9 second; Surmise 1O6 e.. Thompson) 25 to third. Time 1:41. Sixth race, the Barlow handicap mile and a sixteentl over the hill Fly Wheel, 110 (Booker) 1 to won; Alsike, 92 CD. O'Connor) to 1 second; Adelaide Prince, 97 (Jackson) to 10 third. Time 1:49.
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with all the rules governing the holding of the same that will insure fair and honest elections.
 The Baptist Sunday school had a pie nic Saturday at Camp Ground Springs, three miles from Athens and great deal of excitement was occasioned by the dis appearance of little Sarah Reives, one of the prettiest and most winsome chill dren in Athens. She was out gathering ferns with a little companion when they wandered too far away to hear the noise
 of the picnicers, and when they awoke to their condition, one child wanted to
 return one way and the other wanted to ! go in - different direction and they sep
 arated Sarah going in different direc-
 ton than the one she came. She was | lost for two hours before the excited | seaIchers found her. She had wandered | about a mile and accidentally found a
 house and told where she came from. Her l little hands and face bore marks of briars | and her clothing was torn. and she was | badly frightened. There was great re- 1 joicing when she was found
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6N Me Race 0vack
At Louisville.

Louisville, May 12-For an off day the racing at Churchill Downs this after noon furnished some excellent sport, most of the finishes being close. The card was poor as to quality and favorite-players fared badly on the day, as four of the top choices suffered defeat Billy Dean, at 40 to 1, surprised the talent by win ming the third event. leading all the way The weather was perfect and track fast. Summaries:
 First race, selling, four and one-half furlongs-Farmer Jim. 103 (Coburnl, to g. won; First Love, 100 (I. Wilson,, 20 to 1, second; Style, 100 (Ransch), to l, third Time :561h.
 Second race, mile and seventy yards Algie M, 105 (Lindsey), to 2, won; Al ladin, 106 (Coburn) to l, second; Talpa, 93 (Walsh), to l, third. Time 1:55.
 Third race, selling, 51s furlongs-Billy Dean, 103 GA Weber,, 40 to l, won; Jake Land, 1Q2 (Coburn), to 5. second; An glesa, 1eN (Miller), 4to 1, third. Time 1:o9A.
 Fourth race. seven furlongs-Wain-a a. Mcinin, 112 (Coburn), to 5, won; Autumn Leaves 1o9 (Lindsey) 15 to l, second; Marque 1Os (Winkheld). to 5, third Time 1:271a.
 Fifth race, selling. five and one-halt furlongs-General Prig, 1o3 (Ransch), { to 1, won; Lampoon, 105 (Miller), to 2 second; Prism, 10S (Williams), g to 2 thu d. Time :56.
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CLERK CLOSES THE MINT.
Declines to Accept Promotion to Office
 of Chief Colner.

New York, May 12.-Owing to the dis inclination of Chief Clerk Norris to ac- cept the responsible position of chief coin CT. the coining department of the United States mint here is tied up, says Phil adelphia special to the Times, making ting from g to 8 a day.
 Henry Boyers was relieved from the po- sition of superintendent of the mint and John Landis, chief coiner, was appointed by the President to take his place. MT. Norris was appointed to the position of chief coiner, but he prefers to remain in his present position. The changes took ef- feet May l. and Ss 1t is necessary under the regulations for all coining to be done under the personal supervision of the chief coiner, the machines are idle.
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Birmineham rested yesterday on ac- connt of rain, and will this afternoon test her strength against Chattanooga Ihe day off will serve to place the team In excellent condition, so far as the pitch CTS are concerned, as 1t will give three fresh men for the two games.
 Manager Haller left yesterday morning to join the boys, and will be in the game this afternoon. playing the initial bag. Wilhelm is expected to arrive to- morrow, and will be in shape for the op- ening game here with Atlanta He has not had an opportunity to test his aoil- itv against the hitters employed by Ed Peters but the locals have plenty of con- fidence In him.
 Dolan or Hopkins will do the box work for the Chattanooga aggregation today while Frank Smith will pitch for Birm- ingham. Blues will do the catching, while the outfeld will be made up of Longley' Billie Smith and Sorber, or O'Hare. When Dolan pitched the opening game here the locals hit him at will. and it Is expected they will have no more trouble in making SafetieS this afternoon than III lhat III isl game
 When the team returns home for the Atlanta series the mana agement will Ind many Improvements at the park. The grandstand has been added to until 1t will accommodate fully two or three hundred more persons than when the last game was played. A reporters stand will be built, and the place put in order other wise.
 Birmingham has played twelve games since the opening and though she has won only six of that number she has hit the ball hard enough to have won each game. The batting average of eleven players of the team is .3SO. This number does not include Lipp, Campbell, Will helm or Denver. as neither has played more than two games. and all but Lipp only one game. The individual record is good also.
 Frank Smith leads the individual bat ting list with a percentage of .451, having made 14 hits out of 91 times at bat Billie Smith comes second, with percentage of .409 Dad LaRocque is fourth with .396 while Longley Is third with an even 400.
 The full list of eleven players is 5s fol- IoUs.
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Summer Homes In the Mountains.

Undoubtedly the most invigorating and healthful region in which to spend the heated term Is among the resorts along the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in the Mountains of the Vir- ginias These resorts vary in attitude from 1900 to 2500 feet, and are celebrated for grand and picturesque surroundings. variety of mineral waters, and an exhil- erating climate with mildly warm days and cool. refreshing nights, producing an energy and buoyancy which bespeaks health and promotes enjoyment There are over 300 Summer Homes in the noun tains and on the Seashore reached by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, varying in rates and character to suit those of very moderate means, who seek rest only, and those also who desire gaiety and social life. For booklet descriptive of these resorts and giving directory of managers and proprietors, apply at the city ticket offices of the Louisville and Nashville and Queen and Crescent routes or address.
 A. l.. ELLETT, T. P. A.. c. & O. Ky.
 Cincinnati, O.
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CANS PUTS EhnE
 OUT IN THE FIRST Baltimore Light Weight at Last Champion of His Glass END CAME VERY SUDDENLY The Crowd Was of the Opinion That the Feiht Was Altogether Too
 Short to Determine the Su-
 periority of the Men.
END CAME VERY SUDDENLY

Fort Erie Ont, May 12.-Joe Cans, the Baltimore lightweight pugilist is cham pion in his class after knocking at the door for the past ten years. Frank Erne lost to him in the first round tonight at Fort Erie
 The end came with startling sudden ness. The men were scarcely warmed up, when Cans, trying cautiously, caught Erne mapping and landed hard right on the ear which appeared to jar Frank badly. Erne spared wildly and Cans sent out left jab as feeler. It went home through Ernes guard, drawing blood from his nose. Then Cans rushed in. Erne's defense was pitiably weak and Cans slapped left to the face and right to the point of the jaw. The blow com- pletely settled Erne. He sank slowly to the floor, fell on his back and was rolling over on his stomach when Referee White had finished counting him out. The quick defeat astounded the thousands of Erne men at the ring side A crowd of negroes proudly escorted Cans to his dressing room. Erne was broken-hearted over the defeat. He wants another go with Cans.
 The consensus of opinion at the ring side was that the fight was altogether to short to successfully determine the su- periority of either man with the small gloves.
 Round 1-They came out and spared away brislsly. Cans led left for face twice, missing each time. Cans led with both hands for face. Erne ducked and they clinched Again Erne tried left Cans sidestepped, there was a slight mix-up, Cans having the better of the bout. Cans sent a right to the jaw. In the exchange Cans got both hands to head and Erpe seemed a trife dazed. Cans felt him out with a left shove to the face, drawing blood from nose Erne seemed dased and Cans rushed and exchanged lefts, putting right plump on Erne's jaw. Erne fell slowly to the floor with his mouth and nose bleeding, reeled over on his stomach and was counted out before he could att tempt to regain his feet. The time of the round was one minute and forty sec ondS.
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ATHENS.
Democrats of Limestone Decide to
 Hold Primary June IA.

Athens, May 2.-(Special )-The Demo- cratic executive committee met at the courthouse tc " and June IA was select ed as the date for holding the county primary to select candidates for the three county offices to be filled this fall, that of representative, cotton weigher and county superintendent of education. None but white men who will agree to support the ticket will be allowed to participate in the primary and each ballot will be numbered on it's back to correspond with the number opposite the name of the person voting such ballot. and unless there be a contest, no one shall be al lowed to see these ballots. It Is the firm intention of the committee to make this one of the fairest and most honest prim- ary elections ever held in Limestone County, and the same is hedged about
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Food for the Fans.

The Chattanooga team has signed Ed Hill to play first base or in the field wherever he is needed. Hill was signed with Columbus but preferred to play with Chattanooga. The local team Is be- ing strengthened in every way. Thomas Kiernan will play second, Second Base man Spratt goes to right field and Field CT Lawrence will be put at short.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
Greensboro, g; owenton. 8.

Greensboro, May 12-(SpeciaD-The Southern University baseball team de- feated N. A. c. College in closely con tested game by the score of to 8. The feature of the game was a triple play by Quinn, Perkins, Shepherd and Brown of the Owenton team. Score by innings:
 R. H. E. Greensboro .... ..2O05020 000-s 9 N. A. c. College 70 O. 2 0-S 9 Batteries-Sessions and Dunlap; O'Brien and Hill.
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PI,tshurn. 4; Boston, ?.

Pittsburg May 12.-In the eight innings Tannehill pitched only four hits were made. Willis on the other hand was hit effectively when runs were needed. At tendance 39oo Score: R.HE Pittsburg ..O02o1010 $-4 10 1 Boston .... .. ......1 00001 0-2 0
 Batteries Lecver. Tannehill and O'Con- nor; Willis and Kittredge.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned for a three and one-half-story brick building. to be erected for the Birmingham Medical Col lege on Avenue F, between 18th and 10th streets. Date on which bids are to be submitted may be ascertained at office of the architects. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 MILLER & MARTIN, Architects, Hood Building, Birmingham.
 Ala. 5-11-7t
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Baltimore. g; Washington, 4.

Baltimore, May 12.-Baltimore defeated Washington in a rather featureless game. Attendance 2336 Score R.H.E. Baltimore :. .. :. ..00012231 s-9 15 2 Washington. .. 70 0 2 0 0 o 0-4 12 3
 Batteries-McGinnity and Robinson; Patton and Drill
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Nashville. il; Atlanta. z.

Nashville. May 12.-Nashvlle batsmen found Bailey an easy mark today and pounded him unmercifully. This, aided by Atlanta's ragged play in the field, especially in the first inning, won the game for the home team by score of II 10 l. score: R. H. E. Nashville .... ....6 100000 O--l1 15 Atlanta ....1 003 003-7 Il 8
 Batteries-Sanders and Fisher; Bailey and Latimer.
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RAIN GIVES TEAM MUCH NEEDED REST Pitchers Now in Good Shape
 for Chattanooga SMITH TO DO BOX WORK Blues, the New Catcher, VIII offieiate Behind the Bat-Batting Aver
 age of Team So
 Far Is 33o.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Birmingham-Chattan Rain, no game.
 New Orleans '; Little Rock 5. Shreveport IS; Memphis Il. Nashville Il; Atlanta I.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Shreveport, 1s; Memphis, il.

Memphis, May 12.-Both teams hit the ball hard today, with Shreveport having little the best of the stick work. Robb was knocked out of the box and Ehret was substituted in the sixth inning, but the latters curves did not annoy the visitors, who rapped out two home runs. Attendance S00 Score: R. H. E. Memphis . ...07 0 0 0 70 02 2-11 13 5 Shreveport .. .....0 70 8 1 02 3 4-13 15 6
 Batteries: Robb, Ehret and Accorsini; Butler and McGuire.
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showed its usual form in making errors and misplays and Philadelphia ran away from them. Attendance 600. Score
 R.HE Cincinnati .1110o01 10-5 9 6 Philadelphia .O2210 00021-S 14 2 Batteries Hahn and Bergen; Duggleby and DOoin.
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Detroit. 5; Chicaqo, 1.

Detroit May 12.-Detroit won by bunch ing seven of their eleven hits in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings. Attend ence 2664. Score: R.H.E. Detroit . :. ..0002210 *-5 Il Chicago. .. .. ....2 0 0 0-4 10 1
 Batteries-Miller and Mcclure; Griffith and Sullivan,
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RrookIvn. 2; Chicago, Q.

Chicago, May 12.-Kltson held the locals down to three hits and no runs. Brook lyn's two scores were made after two outs on an error and three singles. At tendance 1200. Score: N.H.E. Chicago ........00000 % 3 9 Brooklyn -. -. ..0000200 00-2 3 1
 Batteries: St. vrain and Knng; Hiteon and Ahearn.
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New Orleans, 7; Little Rock, 3.

Little Rock, May 12.-Little Rock went to pieces in the ninth and New Orleans snatched victory from the jaws of defeat Guese pitched in fine form up to the ninth, but received poor support Attend ance 5000. Score: R. H. E. New Orleans ...2 0 DO 900 5-7 14 2 Little Rock .... 70 0 0 o 3 o 0 0-3 l Batteries: High and Abbott; Guese and
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St. Louis. 5; Cleveland. 2.

Cleveland. May 12.-Inability to hit Donahue with men on bases and Joss wlldness was the cause of Cleveland's fifth straight defeat. Attendance 1500. Score: R.H. D. Cleveland. .. .. ....0 0 0 O 0 01 o-2 Il 4, St. Louis .. . ..1o110202 0-5 Il 9
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2 winsIow,s soothInu svr,,,

the best remeuy Tor DIARRAoEA Sold by druggists in every part of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS It SOOTHS the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and Ia Tweuty-five cents . bostlA
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"Rosedale" Thursday night.

Gramb's orchestra every aft. and eve. Grand musi. cales Wednesday and Friday nights at Stones.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bostcn. g: Philadelphia, 2.

Philadelphia, May 12.-Boston won the first inning by clean hitting. The locals were unable to solve Winters curves and narrowly escaped a shut out. Atten- dance 11s1 Score: R.H.E. Boston o0001-S 13 1 Philadelphia .... 10 0 0 0 0 o 0 2--2 1
 Batteries-Winters and Warner; Plank POxvara
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The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man. ages to preserve her youthful looks. The secret is she takes Pricllly Ash Bitters; it keeps the system in perfect order
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 2; New York. i,

St. Louis. May 12-St Louis defeated New York because the latter were un- able to solve the delivery of Murphy. Att tendance 700. Score: R.H.E. St Louis ..., II o 0010s-2 l New York .. .....l lOOO0O0OO-1 2 C
 Batteries: Murphy and Ryan; Kennedy and Bowerman.
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North Birminuham Park

Is brilliantly lighted every night. Danc- ing pavilion now ready. Take North Bir- mingham electric cars. Quick service. 9-10-1m
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Rain Stops Coal Barons.

Chattanooga, May 12.-Chattanooga- -Bir- mingham game postponed on account of wet grounds.
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SAVE YOUR SKIN SAVE YOUR HAIR

MILLIONS use CUTICURA SOAP, assisted by CUTICURA WI OINTMENT for preserving, purifying, and beautying
 the kin for cleansing the scalp of cts scaes and dand
 rp and the stopping falling hair for sotening when n and soothing red rough and hands, for baby rahes chnes and changs, the form of baths for annoying irra tion and formations free offensive pcpiration, t form of washes for ucerave weaknesses and for many antept purposes which readily suggest themselves a"a especially mothers and for all the purposes the toilet bath and nursery CUTICURA SOAP combines delicate emoIent properties dervedfr cuTcURA OINTMENT the great skin recshng of flower odours No other edcaed soap con- pounded to be compared with for preserving, pune and beaune the skin, scap hai and hands. No other foreign domestic fo however expensive be compared with tor all the of the toilet bath and nursery. Thu combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE, the BEST skin and complexion the BEST toilet and BEST baby soap in the world.
 COMPLETE TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUMoUR sLoO A1&Sayar,S oOg9ssps g s SUIacgE & and ~~ - and soothe and SSs Dis
 
 
 forlRR DhoG AND CHEM CORP, Sole Props. Boston, U s. GCus RES0lENT PILLS eGss 1ss seSnosd GsH for %
  of DC bottle Of liquid EBsoLvEST @c
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No family should bo without Schillinger's famous Lager Beer.
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Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 5. Cincinnati, May 12.-Cincinnatis team
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Lindsay, Florist, Opp Hillman.

"Rosedale" Thursday night.
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GAMES TODAY.

Birmingham vs. Chattanooga at Chatta- nooga
 New Orleans vs. Little ROCK at Lieeie
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BARKER, President; H WOODWARD . " ' '' - "
 P TRsDW M S. Brown Robert Jemson Jackson Walker rercy F. D. Nabers Wm A. T H. Srskne Ramsay H. Motion, Tuvier The oc or this bank will be
 who contemplate making or newa
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Shreveport vs. Memphis at Memphis. Nashville vs. Atlanta at Nashville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
TRAINING
PUSSY CAT
Domestic Pets Have More
Brains Than People
Suppose

Just how u d possible 20 train ~.
pnrrutiY wrak Drained animals like cat
90 perform sruTea ~ tricks BE- a qnes.
tiau not frw people arc asking At tho
present time That they can ~ edur ated
bis been fully demonstrated BY Miaa
Lneiia Montague. the founder % a Rum-
hef - cat clubs and author of many arti.
eisH on The subject. Miss Montague g
troupe ~ cats has attracted attruflou
lu a large number ~ Coast aud Eastern
cities whrrr they havr performed The
cats arr especially papulHr in cities
Uhrrr eat club" exist There are thou
sands ~ people who think az much ~
their pesiiyrcrd rats az some faneirra
do u their hlEh.brsd dogs. Yes. how
ever. have ever trained cat 60 o.
tricks o. In fact 90 DO anything except
what their feline natures suEgrat
fueila Montague has made a iife
study ~ the training ~ those domestic
pets, and wonderful troupe u them
she has. She told a Star reporter a
few things about the animals and their
training last evening. when seen at tho
Seattle thrater.
Being naturally a lover Of animals. Is
she said, 20 have always taken m erpe.
cial Interest Ia those that were trained.
There are performing monkeys. dogs.
ponies and even birds Of different species,
but nuw here could ever aud our gentle.
graceful puss claiming share 81 the
h0norH Hhowcred upon educated animals.
I Inquired among the animal trainers for
the reason Of this. and found that the
cat was considered dull and stubborn
aiso found that cats we're considered
TOO nervous and too easily frightened to
stand the ordeal Of discipline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
BUSINESS
IN MARKET
Spring Trade Very Encour-
aging on West Street

Business vas good On Western Ave
uur today In spite ~ the rain. All Gail.
fDrnia and local stnf is going with a
rush. Prices caufinue hbout the sane.
the general trend ~ the markets belnE
towards nrnnrns
The nrst nos potatoes ~ the Hsanon
are on sale today. a email shipment
having come BY rail yesterday. The new
stock is Ia good Demand. selling AZ o. 80
and 81 pr cut TIE t4.50 prizes IL CON
HldeF~d nH slightly low Old potatoes
are easier some ~ the rom fnisaion uira
are looking Tor = slgmp IN the market.
doe Ga the fact that ne~ potatoes will -
on sale in greater 90 lees quantities FROM
now on ana that the warmer weather is
faryiag the Eastern Washington growers
10 get rid u their stock as quickly as
possible
Tho frBt rawberrisa Of The season
came Ia yesterday afternoon. The few
berries whirh arrived cold very rapidly
81 80 crnts a pound, The berry season
for California stock viii be on Ia fun
| Ewing about the middle u nert week
WHlia Walla goods. such a. asparagus.
spinach, etc, are gCarcsr owiuE &c a
spell ~ cooler weather Ia that locality.
EEEa are hrmer today. en- average 81 nc
being quoted other markets and QUO
tatIans remain the same with a fairly
good volume % business
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has Tor long Yrars had - ahgt Tor jfsslf.
nnd has t~romv en- animal very suAple.
iaua - al inaukind
The nrst step In trainluK eats is
co via thris cnnndrnt~ and trust
never nliow perseaH Wha % nat Ike
cats e. come near mine The result l.
Coy pels ahnN np fear nor nrryuunneas
and really enjoy aissinE ~ The little
frliue actors have an uuuaual amount
- aeus~ They iaks great pride in thrif
appearance ard never fair to wHah their
little faces when put upon the STACY
lhcy 49, also very susceptible 90 the
temperament n The audience Applause
alwsya stimulates them 20 % their
best "