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Chesapeake 6 Ohio Py.

Schedule Effective June - 1902.
Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station
200 p. VI. Daily-CINCINNATI AND LDUISvUI IA
EXPRESS. Solid yestibule train for Cincinnati IT.
Reaches Mountain Resort Stations same even
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville next morning
ST Louis and Chicago that evening. Pullman
Sleepers TO Cincinnati and Louisville Daily
Dining Car.
$50 Z. NJ. MISREPRESENTATION AND ST. LOUIS
SPECIAL. A new solid yestibuled electric ight-
ed train, arriving Cincinnati IL 80 a m, Indian
apolis 3 % p.m St Louis 9:45 pm. Chicago
$40 pm. Pullman Slecpers TO Cincinnati Indi-
anapolis and St. Louis without change. Parlor
Car Cincinnati TO Chicago. Dining car.
lilo T.. VI. Daily-F. f. V. LIMITED. Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Seepers to Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville without change. Com
partment Sleeper TO Virginia Hot Springs Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays; connection daily
Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and st. Louis.
Dining
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 6O9 l4th ST. near
Z, and at the station Telephone can l44l for
Pennsy lvania Il. X. Cab Service.
H. W. FULLER
Telephone Main 1855. General Passenger Agent.
{.oS
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OUR TABLE BOARD is unsurpassed
We change the menu daily. Philadelphia
Oyster House 5f3 11th street
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CITY ITEMS.

Satin-Skin Cream nourishes away
wrinkles. blemishes. gives lovely complex
ion, Satin-Skin. 25c at Palais Royal
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MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One cent word for Rooms For Rent
Rooms and Board-Boarding-W Want
ed Help and Situations
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You'll Appreciate the Superiority

OF "FourLeaf Glover" Creamery Butter
It's uniformly pure and delicious. 30c. ID
Sold by Jas. F. oyster, 9th and Pa. ave.
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FOR ICED TEA USE KENNY'S CHEON
lea, the best sc. mixed tea in America.
c. d. KENNY co. SO STORES
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Government Sale

of boilers. engines etc, at the patent office,
9TH and g SITS, tomorrow at u m, by Sloan
& Co-Advt.
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Chesapeake Beach Railway

Chesapeake Beach Railway
Effective June 2s. 1902
Trains leave District Line Station Preached By
Columbia electric cars follows:
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS.
Week days, 1880 am l. 2:30. 5:l5 aud pm.
Sundays and Holidays. 9:l5. l0:30. IL 80 a.m..
1870, 2:30, $3.50. $3.50, and $50 pm.
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH:
Week days, 1910. 2:3O. g. and 10 pm.
Sundays ard Holidays, l2:40, l:5O 800, $50.
$50, s. s:10 and 1880 pm.
TRAINS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE:
Week days, e:l5 am. 5:l5 pm. Sundays, s:t3
a $3.50 pm.
A ii. LEWIS. G. p. A.. 1920 n. Y. ave. nv
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Three desirable Office rooms on the fourth
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rented separately or together.
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Star Advertisements, 14th and R. I. av.
Advertisements are received at The Stars
branch office, Huddleson's drug store, cor
ner 14th street and Rhode Island avenue, at
regular rates. and sent Immediately to The
Star Office without charge for the messenger
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Printing-Milans, 615 E St. NV.
Established - Years. Send for Estimate
Advertise ent
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celebrated Dangler Gas Ranges and Blue
r lame "! Cooking Stoves. A. Eberly's
Sons us 9TH 81. NV =
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We Still Sell $1.5O N. c. Flooring,
all one width. too. at 9Th & N. Y. ave. NV.
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Reduced Rates to Providence, r, l..

Via Pennsylvania railroad account Baptist
Young Peoples Union. Excursion tickets
will be on sale July s, Q and 10, good to re-
turn until July 30, at rate OF one fare for
the round trip plus S100.-Advt.
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EAST WASHINGTON
SOUTHWEST.

Ilth 4 East Capitol sts--Haley's Drug Store
9Th * III SITS. New. Armstrong; Drug Store
ID St 4 Ia ave. s.e.-Dobyn's Drug Store
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ADVERTISING RATES.

sd and VI sts.-O'Donnelrs Drrs Store.
sd and sts.-0'Donne!Is Drug Store.
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$45.5O to Denver, Colorado Springs

and Pueblo, Col, and return via B. and o.
R. r. Tickets good going July 10-11-12,
good returning until August 3l.-Advt
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A Cool Dining Car and an Excellent

menu as found on Baltimore and Ohio
trains between Washington and New York,
is especially attractive at this season.-Ad.
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Fireproof Storage Rooms, So Month Up

Pianos, 81 up. Trunks, 25c. month Union
Trust and Storage Co., Main Office. 1414 f.
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LECTURES.

Destruction of St. Pierre
And the subsequent eruptions Of Mount Pelee Will
be described. with stereopticon Illustrations hy
hon LOUIS IL. AiME, UNITED STATES con
SUI in the First Presbyterian Church, Tuesday,
JULY s, at pm. Tickets 25c. and Soc ut
Harper's Drug Store 500 Pa. ave. Jy5-3t.-S
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BUSINESS MEN PROTEST
AGAINST THE LICENSE

phaslned the Importance % the thor
uushfafe. lie said that tho business
interest Of the city demanded that
"a b. cleanssd q all It's dives and
tendertpin business.
tie called attention 60 the fact that
Second avenue south was as deHerts
Ina 90 be Kept clean Of all vicious elu-
meuta as either First avenue south
or Occidental avenue. lie earnest
~ petitiened each councilman that he
vote against the ordinance TO grant
the Cpusidiae license.
II theordtnance granting the license
IL passed Il will be up Ca Mayer
hunes 10 veto Il II he Il In accord
with chief sullivan IN the iattet's
nVoNed intention 20 cleanse the old
tenderioia district. II u understood
that the mayer coutsmplatcn Nete=
ins the proposed ofdlnAce. thouEh he
viii make ne statement Ia regard 10
H.
n he should veto the measure u 10
doubtful II II will receive two-thiftin
vote necessary - lie passage over
his veto.
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y clse ml.a thou annual camping

or else miss their annual camping
trip
a letter from Jacob lfurth, rrehls
dent ef the Seattle Electric Co, was
read. Ia which the writer ntates that
his company viii soon begin the
construction Of the proposed street
railway te tApft l,awtou,
A communication was received by
the chamber from Senator MC'ums
her. asking fuf an cNpreanion Of
opinion as to the feasibility 81 the
provisions Of a hill now pending be-
fors uonHfess fhe bill provides Tor
the requirement 81 nitc ana the
erection Of permanent exposition
building IN shanghai, china The
building Is ca he under the super
vision Of the secretary OF state, and
~ 10 be used fur the display OF eNs
hihitH of American agriculture and
manufacture. The bill carries an
appropriation Of tafb,uo0,
The chamber passed "a resolution
recommending that the members OF
the Washington congressional dele
Cation use their influence to secure
the passage Of the bill making an
appropriation for the Improvement
% the Upper Columbia river The
appropriation asked Tor u $4,000,
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The most prominent business men
% the city are aroused ever the ae-
ton Of the city council last Monday
ntght Ia voting 10 grant the appll,.
ton Of T. }. Cunssdinr tor Vary
theater aud dance hall license at ,ns
Peoples thvater ON Second avenue
south and Washington street.
Influence H. being brought to bear
on the members Of the cauneii from
all sides with the purpose u hsving
the license ordinance defeated when
u comes up for final passage at the
meeting q the council next Monday
night.
Secretary Meikie to-day mailed q
copy OF the resolution PASSED unAn-
lm0usly by the chamber Of commerce
pccembcr 10. edofsins chief Sulii-
vans plan 10 cleanse the old tender
toin.
Yesterday each member Of the city
counsel received letter from Her
man Chaplin. president Of the fioetun
National hank aud the representative
OF a Boston syndicate that owns con
siderable property on Second avenue
south
The lctter was a protest against
the action Of the city council ON the
proposition TO grant the cansidinvs
a license for another year at their
present locatiou. Mt. Chaptn em-
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LABOR LIEN LAW IS BEFORE
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEMBERS WILL CONFER WITH AND ARCHITECTS
RELATIVE TO PROPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


property and general character Of
the Improvement
The adoption % the report % the
COMMITTEES was opposed by George
II. king. aha held that the chamber
Of commerce. should stand fcF the
repeal Of all existing lien laws In
the face Of this opposition the re-
port vas ordered laii on the table.
and the committee Instructed 10
again confer with the architects and
builders associations to the end that
some agreement be fssehed that viii
pruv. satisfactory 70 All parties con-
e@fned
The length % sehoot terms for
children was also brought up - a
matter for discussion by the cham
Der yesterday The nuhtert was
preached by Mr.. kfne who infroduc-
81 resolution providing for the ap-
rcintrrent ~ q special committee 10
confer with the school board on the
matter. Mr.. ktnz pointed out that
the schools were tan weeks late IN
starting last september. fiecAnss
q this. the beard Of eduTnfiun has
cut down the Christmas vacation and
has d-rtded 10 continue the session
Of the spfinE term during IN. entire
month u Isne. This Il considered
Objectionable. for the reason that
many children wiii have 90 be taken
out OF school before the term closes.
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fNer the first time Ia the memory
Of Eoafartng men Puget sound
sailors boarding house kaepefs.
commonly known az "erimrs, have
tseen eafflcd, Barney kins. Of the
new West Seattle crimpins eoneeru
ef bee a NinK. returned on the
launch 4. a I. az \ o.eiuek this
morning from turt RiakrleN after
an unsacrcasfui attempt to board the
German ship Artvmis az that Port.
Nc had received thorough duck
ina la the salt Mater at the hands OF
the katser's subjects aboard the Ar
tennis. aud when he reached the city
after cold io-mile ride actosa the
Sound In thc launch he Was shaking
with ohilis IN his wet clothing.
According 70 two sailors who
Jumped overheard from the Artemis
isst night and swan ashore to de-
sert the ship, they we're cruelty im-
posed upon hy Dee 4 King. having
been placed aboard by the latter uns
der false promises and without
ciethinE.
According 90 Dee 8 King the
whole affair was = hiE mistake,
kiuE was seen this morning when
he landed fforn the launch and save
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GERMAN SAILORS Give
''CRIMP" A COLD BATH
BARNEY KING OF WEST SEATTLE ROUGHLY HANDLED AT
PORT BLAkELEY WHILE ATTEMPTING TO FURNISH GREW
FOR sAIp ARTUMIs

the following account af the trouble
Yesterday Nc shipped ais sailors
aboard the Artemts Captain otto
emith, under the agreement that We
would outfit them with clothes, etc,
a. roon an they riEned for the VoyhKV
to tlamhurE, Last nixht TIVE OF thvm
became dissatisfied under the inis
PRECISION that We would not furnish
them with clothes, Jumped overheard
and swan ashorc. explained the
case 60 them and | believe they viii
now sign after all.
'"rhir morning. with Captain hen-
ntrom of the T., A l., | went out 60
the ship to board her and make ar.
arrangements for having the German
consul nign the crew The Dutch
pailura aboard the ship we're rtiil
under thu impression that | had
bunkoed them,
AS started to ascend the Jacobs
ladder on the ship's side was sud
denly dcluEcd with gallons OF cold
salt water The sailors empticd ~
upon me. a tub ~ which they kept
nlicd a. u was thrown on me.
Seeing u was useless 10 try to
beard the ship took the launch
hack 10 seattle
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Just What changes the legislature
Will be asked 90 make In the exist
ing mechanics lien laus u = matter
= committee from the chamber II
commerce, with the assistance % the
srshtteet's ctety and the Builders
association. IA now trying 10 deter
mine
This committee made a report to
ths parent body az its meeting yes
e7day Afternoon. bat thauEh the
report was discussed AZ length. no
tsfinite action was taken The re-
e<rt recommends various changes IN
existing laws the NEST Important
y ina the one compelling contractors
- men furnishing material 70 give
notice In writing to the ou nef or
Ms agent that they have taken sub.
contracts or have furnished mater
iais for use on the building
Upon request Of the owner. Il VIII
BE compulsory for sub-cantraetorw
AMI material men 70 furnish a state
naent Or fhs amount due them. II
stch a statement is not filsd within
three days after notice mas been giv-
en-. they shall forfeit their right TO
Gle Hen for the amount Of their
claim
Owners and agents are compelled
TO hle with the county auditor their
names and addresses. The name II
The contractor. a description Of the
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ECONOMY DAY
Affects the Prices Of hOl-
iday Goods al the
Annex
WHOLE FAMILY OF DOLLS TO
De EsrGRMiNArGp-AlL TAE
rows ARE SELLING AT ONE
FouHrH orr

The bls..st sale q Dolls that ever
happened In this city " 20 be held
II The Annex tomorrow. There are
zpa In the lot. Including kia hody
Dolls. Cloth Covered Dolls. with
nisaue Heads. CHINA Dolls. u inches
long iuith cotton BODY, Blondes
and nfunettex. Of every degree.
splendid values at ase. yet they u
ali be sold Friday AZ lee apiess.
To enable every little slfi 20 set
one. they'll be limited only t~o TO
one buyer.
BESIDES these. there is the tis
sale Of TOYS There are Drums. TO-
Carts. commod-s and ptesssrn fai
Dollys house. iieisisain. Tool
chests. Mechanical Toys. Games 81
Luck aud skill Tor Girls snd Hoys.
hls and ftfis. and Tor grown fulkr.
tra. All are naarksd AZ fair prices.
and the saiespeopis take one fourth
OF the bill
At the Christmas Candy store Their.
viii be a sale % fin. Chocolates.
They're equal 60 the 2ee sort. yet
for Friday they u BE- pfisea at ice.
Crystal Mixed cfeams. worth ite
a pound viii be sold az lee.
Over In the suit Store there is to
be sale 81 such practical garments
as wili appeal 10 Eirt Eixsssf
womsn's Flannel Waists. In all the
proper styles aud coiorH. worth up To
ga. viii b. sold AZ Asa.
Hays Watches. that really 80. are
10 be sold cheaper. Regular dollar
watches arr 10 BE- 1sc. and every one
= guaranteed 10 keep aceaFats tine
In the Iswslfy store there unl -
a sale Of wom~n's fisits-ths beet
style Of patent and grain heather
worth a. ana q %. viii be zsc.
Combination Pockcthookn. worth
Sse. viii be isc. Another lot porth
zae. will be i1c.
Metal Chain Chatsialnes are on
sale 10 10 o. 20.
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Kerchiefs

Thousands Of Christmas ksrchiefs
are to 60 fef lees Friday Economy
Day.
chiidren's coiorcd handkerchief.
Ia picture designs. worth Sc, for sc
WemehH White Lawn kcrehlsfa.
sith embroidered CORNERS aud hem
stitched edgss-theHe arr good value
at i.ac-they go on sale ut . for inc.
Wumcn'n White Lawn KerrhiefH.
plain hemntitchrd embroidered lace
trimmed. Ia scores Of different styles,
worth sVc each. vii so at for xtc.
Knit Underwear IN 10 be sold
cheaper. for all the holiday buying
IL great personal comfort and health
are Of paramount importance.
70 these lowered prices are sure Of
welcome
Combination Suits Of gray ribbed
wool. nt the following reduetions
Ills Suits for fi2b.
O. 30 Suits Tor il.st.
t7tq Suits for t27s.
Mpmen's Vests and Pants OF ma
turat gray wool. worth Tic, for a7i.c
Nersno Wool Plat Vets and Pants,
worth 7bc, for ksc.
caneia Hair Vests and Pants.
worth Soc. for zsc.
chiidreu's Jersey Vests and Pants.
all sizes. worth 25c FOR ibc.
for &c.
women's F'iceccd Stockings. doubl.
soles and heel worth zoe, will be
sold for lee.
All the regular asc Stockings Of
either cotton or wool. viii be sold at
&c.
Infanta' Black Wool Stockings.
worth ito, will be 7ifc.
In the Cotton corner there win be
some very attractive bargains for
&c unbleaehed Muslin will 20 for
3Ac.
DC Bieaohed Muslin viii go for enc.
1bc unhleachod Canton Flannel
VII be &c
&c Eiderdown. In white, pink or
blue. viii be ipc.
Csc aateon TickinRs for iac.
Toe Uieached Pillow Caaea. sHe.
Bleached Pillow Cases, sizes lbxas,
worth 12iSc. for 60.
unbianohed Sheets. size a0xsl.
worth soc. for s5c.
Bleaohed Sheets. size sixpo, worth
hdc, for 4sc, rfNHHX
White or Gray Blankets. Hlze ff-4.
worth SEQ. FOR $3.50
Striped Robe Blankets. worth reR-
uiaFlv ftb0. viii he sold az ss.1e.
Fancy silks for Waists, all the
handsome colors and designs.
worth 800 and ti.2b and 81 90. are to
be offered Friday NJ DEC
Decides tho foregoing there are
many harEainF In crockery. Fancy
Papstries Perfumes, Neckwesr for
Men and Women, SILK Ruffa. Easel
majors. Rocks for old follta and
Young. and hundreds Of beautiful
and practical Gifts for everybody.
The Annex n n confer for sconom.
teal Ffft buyers. and the reputation
for rood goods nj moderate prices n
still further enhanced by the foreRo-
ing offerings for tomorrow.
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- -. 49, o.. "a.
~ "' N~f'' ~
~ :" ~ NJ ~
Boys fedyra o. pTaFeo batr.
worth f.ee. : 10 ~ al onig 70.
Wonlshs fst houss hhipetrs
felt Foisa. value dc. TOT sc.
Aeht fth Mouse ehppefs. fet
holef. value nc Tor IS
ts-inoh Heavy. Rough finish
tktfHhs 10th. ~ ptt"ta Stay
only, value sl.se. AZ Niv.
Glaze TAffeta tau pilsi' IN hsht.
medium ana aefh rhA1ess Natsf
NC, At - 49,.
h9ss Waists W outing tiaili.ei
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Sale Of SIX Fio.s and Tsa.n IN.
lows. from 20 II an folioest
st-inch Hilk Floss Pllioxs. 5se
for ste
2s-lnch SIX Floss Pillows. ~,
for SC.
fz-lneh Peerless Down pllsoxs
50. Tor 75c.
z.-ineh Peerless. Down psllo~s
81 -. for ~.
1s-inch Peerless Down Pillow
81 u. for Soc.
Patent Non -Tw sting Tape. as
sorted widths. ~ bunch. very f@s,
made. white only. regular value ltc
Per bunch. sale price, from 10 II.
only Sc per bunch
Extra Heavy Black Tubular She
i-sees. metal tipped. "a. "a and
-. regular price &c per pair. sale
price from ! 20 n. ic per pair.
Burnt Leather Picture Frames.
Match Rcratrhers and Pen Wlp<rx
unique. conventional. artistic de-.
signs. these goods cell regularly
stsfyShsre at tpc each. TO II.
only &c
Goiorea Satin Taffsta Rihhons
full Z inches vide. warrantsd all
F.sire silk. new, bright eoi1Fs te We.
iect from. guaranteed TO wash.
worth up 20 SIC yard. sale price.
: 60 II, lie per yard.
gro-s kinks Pine Toilet Soap.
rose and lilac odors. J caker in
boz. worth sec. : 90 II al iec her
Machine on. large sire bottles.
: 10 n IL r. bottle.
Ladies shopping Umbrellas, =.
inch Gloria covers. 20 II Al ~
each.
Assorted Kisses Mslasses. Pep
p~ffnint and Vanilla and straw.
berry. worth SOC pound. 20 II. Al
ieisc pound.
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60 choose from. extra fns assert
msnt. wcrth up 60 zsc yard. sale
price, after 8. ice per yard
Fancy fia Cardr, containing n
nns assortment Of black and col
ofcd head pins. always sold al Toe
per card. sale price. after 9. only
b per card.
Iiest Quality Fancy Frillsd Ill
astic. inoat all eoiofs. no black
regularly worth ibe psr yard, saie
price, after &, Be per yard
Pine siikuiinsH and cretonnes.
the 25-ineh. worth ioc yard; after
G, at sAa
Regular izno Huss. sorg0 inch
o., al only ti.zk.
white pfaped Hats. with bunch
Of yioiein In ftont. At tlb0. worth
ts7t regularly.
We will sell after the best
fcidsfdosn Dressing Gacque made
60 ssli At tseo 10 ttoo, for only
tgis
1900 oaford Gray RAFians.
double capes and velvet Collar.
while they last. after 9. az t1ss.
Wofnene FuiHs Ribbed silk and
Wool Vests. very elegant quality.
high neck. short sleeves. IN pink.
blue. cream or natural. worth ti-ss.
after a u - a sArTfgnt.
MumeuN Fast Hack brilliant
IlHie Lace open Work iiosr. high
rpliced heel. double sole. hand
some designs. ti.to values. after
g. pkc.
Womsu'a Past Hue brilliant
IlHie lac. open work Hose. beau
iifui assortment q the most new
designs. spliced heels ana toes.
tIlt values. after 6. &c pair
Wcusu's Swiss flihhsd Pure silk
Vests. high uesh. Ions sleeves IN
pink OF cream. our finest ". 90
quality after 9. tits garment.
Al our See KID Body Dolls.
some sleeping eyes come with
1ulnted iifihH. dark and iirht hair.
all bargains at soc each. your
choice. after Z. z1o each.
cut Glass salts and Peppers
sterling silver tot<. good 3tc values
after {. isc each only one pair
90 q buyer.
Az our Minerva Metal Don
Heads. absolutely unbr~aknbls.
after {. half regular prices
Only deli-head to a buyer.
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BARS the
CHINESE

BAN FRANCISCO. bee. ~. col
teetet Of Port Stfhtton has stuffed
that under Instructions received
from Commissioners of Immigration
Sargent he VIII refuse tu permit
the transfer OF the chinese crew nov
uh hoHfd the steamer Arah to the
naniHh steamer Stanley Dollar.
formerly the transport Eshert
The collector viii also refuse the
application TO transfer men expect
ed 10 arrive soon from China. ia the
new steamer siberia.
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have tires. reed body. good size
regular value as. for ~.
Stable with Horses. etc. small.
regular value itc Ter &C.
Large. regular value 100. for sac.
Ems aseles Doll Reds. isrss inches
In siss. real woven wire spFinga
nicely finished with gold knobs.
etc. regular price 81 -. fer kfc.
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boys FLANNEL Waists and nious-
60, IN sse . TO IL years. price sse,
fof sye.
boys Golf Caps and Yacht
Caps, In blue. red aud bros "a !.
price csc, for ste.
to-ineh All Wool Snowflake
Chsyiots. M stylish street shades +.
value si.1t. at si.tt.
sG-inch All Wool Cloth Ven
ctian. IN DARN shades. At tLis.
value tiTs.
coiorud Morssn tkirtins. In me
dunn and iisht shades. at zoe.
value toc.
chtld's Red reit House Flip
psrs felt soies value soc. for ftc,
Women's Wine Plush fur Trim
med Iuliets. turn solen. leather
heels. value f:oe. for tisS.
Mems Extra ffns Golf tapr, the
regular Oh 90 kind. only tsc.
Very Fine Sable ffaF eHpa reg
0leriy worth ~ 90. 60 close out,
after q. siso.
Womsn's Umbrella sha~ls ~
black and white. spes Sal after 9.
rsc. value si.te
C'hIidrsn's white Aprons. ali
siHss special after g. isc. regular
prtcr 2ees
Wonsen's lee Wool FascinaiorH.
IN black of white special sitter q,
ifc: regular price SOC.
Womsn'r Knit Skirts. eolors
black. drah. rcd and navy blue
special afteF 9. rsf. reg price 81 IS
Fancy coiofed striped and f1s-
ufsd Hibbons. fram 60 6 inches
vide. warranted al nns siih. new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-18
POLICE NOTES

W. W. kirkWood. Of io5 Seven
tenth avenue. complained 20 the
peAes today that man and a
woman with team % Shetland
ponies had driven on the cement
sidewalk IN front Of his house.
Miss Jessie What. Of the Colon
made hotel, reported 10 the police this
morning that her fur boa had been
stolen She believes that abe left II
In the dressing room Of the indes
pendent Telephone Companyt
building.
NJ Mccall notified the police this
morning that \ horse was stolen cat
% his harm yesterday.