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The Lamar register., 1902-04-16
Church Services.

M. E. CHURcH-Regular services next
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock; evening
service, 1880. All are cordially invited
to attend these services.
REV. OATES, Pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIST: At the Christian
church next Sunday morning the ser
mon subject will be "The Worlds Need
Of the Bible" Evening subject, "The
Unknown God" Evening service will
be at 8 o'clock. You are invited to our
services.
REV. RoBT. w. MOORE, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Robert d.
Graham will preach next Sunday in the
new Baptist church. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:3O
p. m. Special music by the choir. All
are cordially invited to the meetings.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ser
vices conducted by Rev. Arthur c.
Vaughn, morning IL and evening 8.
Evening subject, "For Value Received |
Promise to Pay" A sermon to young
men and women and business men. All
are very cordially invited.
The Lamar register., 1902-04-16

Window shades from 25c up at Buffers
For bargains in farm lands 20 to
O. b. Thoman.
Don't fail to see the parade Wednes-
day, April 16.
Carpet by the yard %, 50, 80, 60 and rs
cents at Buffers.
For sale two teams. Easy terms. Ap-
ply to DR.. Fewkes.
w. II. Cox has full line Of garden
seed in bulk.
Children's hats 6, 10, l5, 25 and 10 cts
at Buffers.
School books at Chicago prices at
McLeans'.
All dishes will be sold at cost at Buffers
j. X. Stevenson has 3S head of good
young COWS for sale.
Go to w. II. Cox for onion sets, seed
sweet potatoes and all kinds of garden
seed.
LosT-Between my farm and Lamar
on Thursday April 10, 1902, p. m., one
black overcoat, black velvet collar, blue
lining white striped. Finder please
leave at Register..oflice.
G. E. CRAWFORD,
Horsmen:-If you have not received
n description and terms of the registered
draft horse and thoroughbred runner
owned by b. r. Gorman, of Lamar, send
him your address and get one or call
and have your mares booked.
The Lamar register., 1902-04-16

New line of school shoes Mt prices to
compete with the best at Buffers.
@. B. Thoman has The best line Of
fire insurance. He writes farm risks.
Chairs from soc to sl4OO Mt Buffers.
For cheap town lots see q. b
Thoman.
White Side seed oats for sale. Apply
OF g. G. Huddleston.
DR.. A. W. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor Of
Irwin building, East Main street.
You can be cheerful and happy only
when you are we'll. If you feel "out of
sorts" take Herblne, it will brace you
up. Price, 90 cents. 1. H. Myers.
W. H. Cox Fresh Vegetables onions,
cabbages, radishes, lettuce and celery at
the lowest prices.
GO head native COWS and hefers with
calves for sale or will trade for two year
old steers. Enquire of w. G. Gould or
e. M. Mears.
l have few good lots for sale. A
good title and only three blocks from
Main street. Part cash; time on bal
ance. w. j. JOHNSTON,
Farm loans, ten years time,
optional payments, interest pay
able annually, low rate, no
rniddlemen, no commission.
Union Central Life Insurance
Company, A. E. Bent, financial
correspondent, Lamar, Colo,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15

~perlorene Mannbarteit, Qoerbru9 ober S6ipdbe Der
g~eI6le6tli6en Organe beller, 10 ituB Die Sur poiitio
uno permanent Iein. Stee &ompagnie lbidt Seoem,
Der an %neru5ier S6tpdGe leiost, Die Wie0i5in fir cine
m6bentli6e gebanolnng frei Su. Die MebiSin fam
nur oaorrd erprobt uerbert, OaB man Die yelnltate
oes @ebrau6s %abfpartet, tpenn tic oas beilt, fnr mag
lie .gei1aht luuroe, 10 1T fe gu empfeble1. Sie1e
Yrobe nil Die Gaappla 2pnn 80. NIT ibrerl lltittel
fir cine 9Sc6e %9eitatten. ga6oen er Die u%9tegene=
ratioe Sablets1 cine @ohe gebrau9t bat, miro Der
Yatiert Strait in Ieinen Srganen nno Wiusfeln,
neues 8lut in leinen 4oerr, neiein unternebmnn9s=
9eit, uno i6 in 8eIuubbeit nno Grl4einen als
neuen Meni6en finben. Die rGegeneratipe Sa=
bletsA baben cine munoerbare &irfun9 unb Der Ha=
tient neripiirt oieielben am erften Sage. Sic gebeu
brett gum Sis beg 1ebets, gang olei6 pie lan9e es
anitebt uno brineen Strait uno Stdrte. 9ieies lpur=
Serbare Mittef perbannt ale Shii9ternbeit Dem an=
bern @eIhle6t gegenfber, BELT ale llebel, Die aus
ueberreisnng, lleberanftrengung, @eiGdftsiorgen, Die
sum 0erlut ees @eodhtniIes, unfdbigfeit &c fib=
rem, berporgeben. uGeeeneratipe SabletsA finb in
ieoem utter anipenbbar; lie beilen ale fy1le, aiis=
aenpmnen, rpenn lnon Gpilepiie ODER Srfiinn ein=
3etreten fino. 9ie Galopia 2nnn 60. maGt feline Be-
idrdntungen; Sober, Der bariItn i6reibt, erbdlt oas
Mittel fur cine ISOLDE frei sugeididt, ~iprsfdltie eln=
gepadt uno Dbne 5l aelgen, mas es entbdit. sic bat
SauIenoe BON 8rlefen aus alien Sheilen oes 2anoes
erbalten, Die BON ben erftalnlihften &aren Der v9fez
Qeneratiue Sablets" beri6ten. S1re Sfferte fir cine
ISOLDE 1T edit; es tperben feline beunrubigenoen Grogen
qefellt. Shreibt beute an Die Gallopia 2pnn &c..
$50 Vepini guiloing, ct. 2ouis, lfo., uno laBt
Gua bic Meoisin fur cine @5o1e frei to1nmen. Sbr
Bud, oas ebenfals frei 1T, Qiebt Guh Die angaben,
pie Sbr Guh nit benz Mittet 81 oaule ielbft fu=
rire1 t6nnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15

~
u. 3. MearsMbmiral oils aapitdn
tommanbirte er in Der @eef1ladt bon
Wonila bic rMoleigb." ST iDurt.
fpdter an Der 9rooflpn Nabb garo
f~taiionirt. Bonn Marine{etretdr err
htelt GosbIan neuli9 ben 9efebl, bic
Meb~erfibrung Der Qeihe beg britifAen
DoHdafters pauneefote nod Gnglanb
su lett.n.
Die e~rpdhnten sroben Man0per
ftnb cine Jolse bes fpanifAen arieaes.
@ts gum Sabre 1893 CAB es in ben
Ger. Stauten taum etpas, has iiA nit
ben iGbrliden GlottenmanDpern pers
eletHen tonnte, bic bon ben grDBeren
MartnemGdten guropus btranitaltet
tperben. Soft bic einaige Mnitrengung,
Ibie IN bieier Ridtung semadt fpurbe,
Ebettanb barin, bab bas otlantifhe &C.
H9tpdhtr in Der Stdrfe bon eiaiaen,
meift febr unsleiden Sdiffen i'm Soms
nler on Der Rufte bon WaRahufetts
iinb fpSter In ben tpeItinbifden @epaI>
fern tattifhe liebungen pornabm unb
G4iebiibungen abbielt. Grf aus ben
lGrfabrungen in ienem &rieae ertpuds
bic grfenntnib ber Notbpenbigfeit
nmfungrei4er Man0ber. Gs finb ieit=
benz 1isbungsn in immsr grDberem
Wabitabe borgenommen tporben. unb
sum SdluB erfolste meiit aud Elm
Wanoper, Rem cine ftrate9ifhe Sbee 81
IOrunbe lag. 60 fpurbe unter glns
Iberem i'm Oorisen Sabre Die 8lodabe
lltilD Wertheibisuns bon Nefpport un!.r
lptionoertr 8etbeilisung BON Torpebo~
bcoten trprobt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15

Naierz Doer Gals 3atarrb mirb
iofort beleitigt unb permanent furirt
ourb ,,WDrp 6prmailm", (Gimer
q Mmeno). 6 S. g b nj bt,
Ngent, 6%DuftDn. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15

36nig gomarb bon gualano
bat benz Marauis pun Salisburp bel
ieinem SHeiben aus benz Nmte ols
Hretnierminiiter oas @rDBfreua bes
WicturiasD roens nit 8riuanten per-
lieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-15

NeursGbmiral Grancis S. Sissiniom.
lamb, an, oberen gineange bes Gong
Sslanbz@ unbes, itatt. Dem ManDber
liest bic Sbee Der @ertbeibieuns bes
@unbes .seeen cine feinblide Sfotte,
bic bur6 biefen geetp Dorf errei6en
tpia, gu 9runbe. On ben ltebunaen
@betbeilisen it'd auBer stpei seipaltigen
6sf9uabern, bon beneil bas eine BON
Redr= Mbmiral Sroncis S. 9tez
g I n n, bas anbere BON Rears
Mbmiral S 9. gDgbIan
beftblist mirb, nod 10000 Mann
resuldre unb Milias2anbtruppen.
gu benz ~atueiten Man5per, bas i'm
DECEMBER i'm taribii9en Meere abse<
baIten pirb, fonen bas sanse norb<
atIunttfde, bas fiibatlantif9e nnb bas
europGif9e @ef9paber anfammeneez
5osen tperben. Den ftrategif1en &C.
buntei1 biefes ManDbers bilbet bic Ser
theibtgung porto Rieos, Rubas unb
Des JrnmusS Hdndls gegen bic Nnz
griffe elmer md4tisen feinbIiden
iJlptte.
Graneis s. 9igsinfon tpurbe 1843
tn Bolton seboren. @r erabutrte 1861
an Der observation-disclosures unb betbeiligte
fi1 i'm @iirgerfriese an elmer Heibe BON
Mttionen Der 9unbesmdrine. Sci elmer
1ooftrpebition Der colorado" nurbe
er fdtper bertuunbet. Sn 1891 gum
Rdpitdn bef1rbert, befebliste 9iggins
ion I'M fpantihen Rriege 1893 Die
wMoHddufetts" in Der @ampion'f9en
Glotte. Sn 1899 tpurbe ct MearzMbs
lmiral.
Sofepb g. goshlan, Der aug aen>
tndp ftummt unb 1863 an Der Maz
~riaeatabemie srabuirte. 1T felt Mprif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
CLEVELAND
THE MOSES
To Lead Democrats to
Land of Harmony

NEW YORK. June fe.--For the
first time since his retirement from
the presidency. Grover Cleveland to-
night delivers a speech TO a political
audience. The occasion that draws
the former president from his home
at Princeton to New York. Is the
opening of the new home Of the TIL
den club. Broadway. near Seventy
fourth street. That the gathering II
of great political Significance. goes
without saying, for Il Is well known
that Mr.. Cleveland could not be in
duced 10 deliver a political address
unless he were convinced that II
would have an important bearing on
the future welfare Of his party. This
fact IL universally recognized, and
as a consequence those who take an
interest In national politics, are man
ifesting intense interest In the meet
Ing.
The gathering according to the
managers OF the club. Is not for the
purpose Of launching a new democ-
racy. but to welcome all leaders of
Democratic thought who may have
been opposed 20 each other I'm the
past and to make "the occasion of
the opening of the club a direct eff
fort to harmonize various dfrcordant
elements OF the party" To this end
Democrats from every section Of the
country have been invited to be pres
ent. and no section or faction has
been ignored.
Former Senator David y. Hill has
accepted an invitation, and Il Is be-
iieved that a complete reconciliation
between him and Mr.. Cleveland may
be brought about. Among others
who are expected TO be present are
Senator Bacon of CeorRfa Mayor
Patrick Collins OF Boston. ex-sec-
rotary OF State Richard Oiney. DR..
Felix Adler. John u. Mliburn Of Buff
faIo. william Everett OF Massachus-
etts. Gov. Aycock of North Carolina.
W Bourke Cochran, Lewis Nixon,
Judge Rose OF a KANSAS. District At
torney Jerome Of New York. Edward
Atkinson Of Boston. and many Demo-
cratic members Of the United States
senate, the house of representatives
and the state legislature.
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ways has firm hold on the masses
of the people. especially 40 the ladies'
and children. and rs the company
that viii produce II tonight ia far
above the average. a II safe TO pre-
diet that the performance vii be An
erninently successful one East
Lynne" will be the bill the rest OF
the week and will also be given next
Saturday afternoon
Beginning with naxt Sunday even
ing. there will be a dramatic depar-
ture AT the Third Avenue theater In
the presentation OF one Of William
G;iiietfes most successful comedies.
Too Much johnson" This IL n
roaring farce. full of the renned or
der. that may be said 10 be one con-
tinuouz roar OF laughter from first to
last. and was one OF Mr.. filIlettsss
most successful Eastern productions
TOO Much Johnson VIII be given
all next week and will be presented
on Saturday afternoon. June -
Mrs. Richardson's Recital
Mrs. Elizabeth Jay Richardson's
unique recital takes place next Mon
day evening. June "a. at the Grand
Opera house. A selection from Ben
Txur.- In Oriental costumes. Will BE-
given and Is promised TO more than
please. Grave and gay selections viii
be fnterspersed during the evening
Songs. banjo solos. japanese drills In
costume. piano solos and duets will
be features: and last. but not least.
xThe Sweet Family. Ma Sweet and
Her Eight Charming Daughters.%
win be given as a farce comedy.
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THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION
DOLLARS FROM The KLONDlkE
sreAmsblP HUMBOLDT WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY WITH ZIG
CARGO OF eoLo-MANY OTHER IMPORTANT MARINE
trEms-sHlPs THAT COME AND GO

The sehoaner Commerce sails to-
nisht for GuayNauil with a cargo OF
lumber loaded at Port fiiaketet.
The British ship senator has al
most completed loadinS her car 90
81 humber at Whatcom. which she
takes 60 Algoa bay.
An intoxicated sailor q the cutter
Perry narrowly escaped duckins IN
the hay this morning. He stumbled
ever the edge OF the city slip ana
went head first into the water M 20
hts armpits. hut caught himself De
fore going any farther,
The Northern Pacific liner Vie
toria arrived al Tacoma yesterday
nom the orient with the first I'M
portant shipment ~ new crop tea
10 arrive on the coast this season.
The liner Duke OF Fife sailed Tor
China this morning from Tacoma
with a general cargo which Included
I. 600 coo yards Of cloth.
steamer Rapid Transit went 10
Tacoma yesterday with 2.eoo barrels
of Roche harbor lime 10 be trans
shipped TO the steamship American.
which sails Friday from Tacoma for
Honolulu.
Steamxhlp Dolphin sailed iast night
With a. people for Southeaatern
Alaska and 90 tons Of freight. An
engineer for the klondtke Mines
railroad was a passenger.
The steamship Excelsior arrived
from Cock inlet and Copper river
yesterday afternoon with II paHsen-
gers. two OF whom came from the
upper Kuskokwim- The latter are
N. r. sehafer and ]. A. Carlisle.
They report taking out SO to SIS per
day Go the man BY the most print
tive methods In Good News bay. The
rxceisior,s freight included several
large consignments of furs.
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The largest shipment OF gold 70
arrive from Dawson this season VIII
be brought TO Seattle on the steam
ship Humboldt Saturday morning.
A Telegram received today BY the
Alaska Steamship Company states
that the Humboldt left Skagway yes
terday morning at o'clock with
$50. 900 worth OF treasure ana 80
miners from the Kiondike and other
fnsfic points. The steamship Dot
phin OF the same company i expect
I'd 20 follow the Humboldt with
nearly 81 90 600 IN gold. On her last
trip she brought down ssSAeoV, and
as the seasons cleanup In the kion-
dixie region Is not set completed. II
appears that this year output from
that country will be large.
The steamships Nome CITY eni
JEANNE ara hourly expected from
Nome. but until they arrive viii the
value 81 the placer operations there
during the winter be known.
The Farallon arrived from the
Nerth at $50 o'clock this morning
with rs passengers and SIS toms %
freight Thirty-five tons N her car
10 il merchandise for this port. and
the other 50 tons consists OF concern
trates whieh VIII be taken to the Ia
coma smeiter this morning.
The United States revenue cutter
Perry arrived In the harhor late yes
terday afternoon. She took on stores
to-day and this evening viii proceed
10 Port Townsend on her way North
with Colonel kutchin-
The steamship Bonita. Of the Pa
cific Coast steamship Company, did
not arrive from San Francisco this
morning ms expected. owing probably
20 northwest winds which are re-
ported eff the coast.
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,ossIne QUOTATIONS.


EfrF1 kfutf
L<unrs-s2 a<set1 % a box. ceakInx an
Piss. 15r4f1 90. eating apples. ~ 15nz o.
orznxse. ~ To4fs co. bananas. -. soofa %.
pinsapptes. 500 Per doz: -eeilinx oranges.
ss.zs8. .; navsls .. 1sesso. Msissssrsn-
lzses. s7'scs<so % eass: taaEsriass. 81 5.
kfat~ fra1t. <zD4$3 %. strasberrt<~.
$3.50 ssr erwte, Clarke Seedlings. 81
prr b.: sDricoss. sieo FER e4ss. pssehs>
vexefssf.s
Potatoes ola. xzs8S1o Per ton;
nsz. s.sosu:: gsy eft: seetss y 80 per
,-sE' es.so's. 'sS,@ nss .Aes a. lsssa =
r 1s &: ss a - sSs q 30 Ger s :,
. RATE. s &c ssr d. ss.: s ss.s.. ses:
so<s. eco Per sass: calIl p~ppss. zsesosi
sassrkraat e4a5e. toms,o<s. t1s per
crate. Texas tomatoes. -. %. rxdishes. To-
pr doz. parsley SOC soe onions.
i iIss~-r. srss: Sc. suns5s ss' snssss ss p,
srssehokss. sc Per aos: ssrIa< te.a..
sprouss. 7Gses peas. $40 ssfephone peas
3ises native. Is; rhanara. 20ese: rsr poln1
erlnach. <oQ5oc per boz: native asparagus.
3f.f5 per Ease. green corn. soc per dsx-
Prsvfsfons
Fresh neaf-Cow beef DC per 10; sse~u
h<ef sasSe per III matron: wetnsr. re,
ewes. zAes pork. fos par u. veal. large.
&c. snzl. ioc-
Provisions Hams. i5e bFeakkas,
hacks. i<c. bellies. lie.
Hay-Ppsrt sa1nd. Der ton. tf3.oo: East
srn wssasnsten tinsotny. sisoo0isoos al
Grrin-oaix, sz7 COL wheat, s2s 20: corn.
"a. o. rolled barley. tz7.ooL
Bxfrsr. Cheese Eggs ana PssIfry
Butter Washington ere.msries. 12c
chses<-Nauv. washington fun cream
f70l4c. Eastern: New rorx. IskGffc
Wis<unsIn. 14c. Roguefort. tsc. Edam
Hive 90 Per case. New York. 1915
Limbaugh, fs9f7e. brick. isAi7c. swiss
1s@f0e-
Exss-strfctiy fresh ranch. z5a1Gc: cali
forrlla. If4i5cs Oregon. Use
Live Pouirry-Hens. l3A4fso. frysra
H-o08c.oo per toz. turkeys. I30fscs geese
ureszee Pouifry--Turkeys. f4e1ea. xeess
ffaf3c; ducks. f<0lso: chickens. i3oi<c-
Honsy-f20f3c.
Commission MEMS Prices
Corrected faily-Ths following prices ar,
b>4ng offered to the producer IA round lou
OF the deck or In the car at ssattiss
0rain-Oats. 81. oo4 90 90. barley. t2l. 30
Wheat. chicken feed. s2i.oos corn, bulk
$500.
che>se-NatIve Washington. ff0finc-
ExEH-stricfiy fresh ranch. Ale.
Butter = Washington creamery te0tos
rAncn. f59f7e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
WORK FOR THE
WORKINCMAN
State Federation OF Labor VIII en-
tor Legislative Halls


$, -. Harmon. organiser for
Northwestern Washington Tor The
state Federation Of Labor, has re-
turned from trip into the country
whore he has been agltaung the
matter ct securing favorable lcglala.
ton on labor matters az the state
legislature next TALL. lie reports
gratifying results from his work
We propose t0 handle this matter
hy different methods than hereto
fore" he said last night "A state
committee II tu draft "a act OF BILLS
whose adoption VIII he Of benefit TO
wufkiugmer. hills providing for the
proper inspection 81 coal mines etc.
as well ae others. the great benefit
&C which have been tested N other
states.
In previous campaigns candidates
have secured the votes ct union men
BY giNing verbal. general af vague
promises which they seldom carried
out. but this time they VIII be
obliged To give written promise 10
sapport specific bills. Morklngmen,
therefore. viii know who are tho
enemies u their interests. and viii
vote for the candidate who II their
friend. irfespeetive % political par
ties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
THE MARKETS

Strawberries developed n much
fsrmer tendency this morning OWN <
20 a light shipment. Prices went up
early in the morning and remained
high all day. The demand Is excel
lent Larger shipments will be In
the last OF the week.
Today was steamer day and sew
erai new commodities were seen on
sale. A couple OF cases OF canta-
ieupes came In to-day. A good lot OF
green corn Is In active demand al
acc per DOZEN Peaches. plums and
apracots also arrived today from the
south. Eggs are firmer today, sell
Ing for 2sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
SOC Taeema SUNDAY. Soc.

Phred Excursion Co.'S beautiful
steamer Capital City leaves Gal
braith dock, foot Madison st., a. m,
returning leaves Tacoma .. m.
Music, dancing and vaudeville on
board.
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Bathing. Beating

Ard All kinds OF sport at Snauaway
Lake, Tacoma, sunday rhfcd aN.
cursion steamer Capital CITY leaves
Saibraith dock, foot Madison at =
a. fn returning leaves Tacoma 5
=. IN. fhfed Excursion, orchestra
and vaudeville on board
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Sunset OIL and Refining Co.

Second block OF stock OF 40. 900
shares nearly all sold. That remain
ing yet to be had at CSC per share.
Those desiring stock win do well to
act promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MORRISSON, Asst. Sec.
basement Mutual Life bldg, Seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
Theaters


'sThe Black Flag has had a very
good run at the Seattle theater. and
as presented by the Harrington
Reynolds company, has made de-
cided hit. One of the features OF the
Seattle theatrical season will be the
production OF The Mysterious
Model" for the first time on a Seattle
stage. by Mr.. Reynolds and his COM
pany, and viii be one OF the greatest
Successes Of this season In the West.
II is one OF the brightest comedies
that has ever been written, and Mr.
Reynolds has decided to produce this
play and thus give the theater going
public change Ia the theatrical
menu. IL IL an adaptation from the
french and literally abounds in
ridiculous situations. Prom the rise
TO the fall of the curtain there Is one
continual laugh. A large Increase In
the cast r. demanded for the play.
and the special features VIII be a
choir OF pretty dancing girls which
have been especially engaged for this
production. THE Black Flag" will
close its engagement Saturday even
ing. The regular matinee will be
Third Avenue Theater
Just Before Dawn" closed sue
ceesful run at the Third Avenue
fheater last evening. and commence
ing with this evening the company
wifi revive the ever popular emo
flOual drama, East Lynne" as
drarnatized from Mrs Henry Woods
famous novel of the same name.
East Lynne" like Uncle Tom" al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
Excursion 20 Tsoona sunday soo

.Phred Excursion Co.'S steamer
Capital City leaves Gaibraith's dock
at . a. m; returning leaves Tacoma
8 p. m; orchestra and vaudeville ac-
companies.
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Roman Candles. Sc dozen.
Rhodes Bros. tsit SECOND ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

Flags. 1s by PIN. each sc. Rhodes
Bros, 1914 Second ave.
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HUN EfE u I-Fts lAhAHIFE
Don't dsiAS ieakifn at thss rrssssfty, a. .
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avenues. sidewalk. sod churches. schoola
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Building contracts f4f SALE with these
contracts FHH rHu hu1 home HuR a
farm. roy an uVfrnEe or hulH h
home without uHFlnH Interest $50 have
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Two choice 90 foot issa Yesisres addition.
ehlr shatt basfss from Aadrona cars
18th fea
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10 ArfNs tagsh Seattle district. PARTIALLY
tcfiofE nus arrinHs. ssrne improve
nepfs. soap. tTTh.
MELLON. MACPHERSON q co.
80 SeN Task block.
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CHEAP HOME

HOUSE AND LOT sxzs. s2s DOWN. $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT BiYs BEAtfTf.
Ft'L HOME. FINE PLACE Fon OAR.
DEN AND cHfCKESa. BEAUTIFUL.
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE. BILL NAN. OWNER or
FicE. HiI.LMAS ETATfoN. GREEN
LAKE CAR.
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