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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
Numerical.

oIt is said that even the hairs of th. head are all numbered
 yes. I know. hui good man! of tbem are back numbers,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

of these requests were made personally
 The prince always took pains to inform Nno e., ever presided at the dinner of the rule n. m had made. and left 1t to him to explain II to the applicants. In accordance With ,ne me rule he made for himself he always Wr"te ns autosrsph on the menu card of the presiding officer and of those nearest him at tapie, sometimes extending it so that pernaps s nve or six persons had the favor shown ID 'n''' at the head table.
 Had he complied with all the requests maae of him. it was said by a person ~no Mss with him and knew about his mail, nc wouid not have had tim etc do anything else through out his visit but write his signature
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20

There l. nn penalty far injuring Noureelf; vou rsr le f,pt m ia'l i"c dti'uing "thei -, h,t you ar, -urPos" t' know enough not '. fin ui,c >ou, -~ii Eul how man! do tt' Hp7v man, eat tor last. drirk t"" much. l"sf too r,nch tlccr foo lttlN w"rrv 70" much lle too much stand Dn bill collectors too oflCn
The Daily soliphone., 1902-04-15
Cheap Railroad Rates.

Account Annual Reunion Confederate Veterans at Dallas, Texas, the St. l. M. 6 s., and St. l.. S.-W. Rvs will sell round trip tickets to Dallas, at the rate of S10.10. Dates of sale April 19. 20 and Fist. Return limit, April 3Oth, 1902, for leaving Dallas. Account Island Queen Excursion the $ l. $ W Ky. will sell round trip tickets at rate of $47O. Date of sale April 15, Return limit 4 pril t6, 1902.
 Account meeting Baptist Convention Tahvllle; N. c.. the St L S w StL M & s Rys., will sell tickets to that place at rate Of one fare for the round trip. Date of sale May 6, 7 6, ,Ssn, 1902. return limit May 2lstp for Having Ash- vile.
 Account Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs, Los Angeles, Cal. the St. L. S-W. and St. L. I. M. & s, Rvs will sell round tickets at rate of S47.5O. Dates of sale, April 22 to 27, return limit June 25.
 Account general conference M. E, church, south, Dallas. Texas, the St. L., l. M. 6; s. and St. L. S-W. Rvs. will sell round trip tickets at rate of one fare plus S2. Tickets to be sold May 4 and 5 limited to leave Dallas Juno 7.
 Account Triennial Convention Inter- national Sunday school association the St l., l M.& s and St L S-W Rvs will sell round trip tickets to Denver, Col, at rate of one fare, plus S2. Dates of sale June 22 and 23. limit to return July 3i.
 Account Imperial Convention Nobles of tho Mystic Shrine, San Francesca. Cal, the St L, I M G s and St L S-W Rvs will sell round trip tickets at rate of S47.5O. Tickets on sale May 27 to June Sinclusive, limit to return 60 days from date of sale.
 Account annual meeting N atI Educa- tional Association, Minneapolis, Minn.. the StL, S-W and the SELMA s Rvs will sell tickets at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 9th 9th and 7th. Limit to return not earlier than July 8th nor later than July 14th.
 Account National Baptist Anaver- saries St Paul, Minn., the St L S-W Ky and St l., I M &S Ky will sell tickets to either St Paul or Minneapolis at rate of one fare plus $200 for the round trip. Tickets on sale May 18th and 18th. Limit to return June 30th.
 F. c. MACK, Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
DECREE TEAM
ENTERTAINS
Home Camp No. 286, woodmen OF
the World, at Ranke Hall

Home Camp. No. 2ss. woodmen Of
the World, gave a very enjoyable
mask ball at Ranke hall last night
Fully hundred oostumed couples
partook OF the hospitality OF the
{ Muodmcn. Tho galleries were filled
with spectators no enjoyed watch
ms the KAY maskefa on the floor be-
low.
A committee OF newspaper men.
consisting OF representatives OF the
Pei" Times and star. acted as
Judges and awarded prizes for waltz
ing and costumes. Miss ELLA Miller
won the ladies' watch for Waiting,
and Mr.. A. Hilton carried off the
Erntieman's prize, Mrs. NJ. Nelson
ana MIR. n. GriHwell were awarded
the prizes FOR best costumes. For
the most original and best acted
characters, Miss r. ogilyie and Mr.
A. henson were given the pfiseH.
After the awards were made, the
masks were taken off and the as
sembled merrymakcrA continued the
bali till IA late hour. The camp de-
gree team was present I'm uniform.
and acted as floor committee.
a=----=asss=@=as=
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
rains only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the HarbOr
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The members Of the Sailors Union
OF the Pacific, at san Francisco. Will
hold their seventeenth annual cclc
bration on March o, When moro than
500 men VIII participate IN a grand
,orchnght procession,
Tho steamer City OF Everett broke
her tail shaft at Edmunda yesterday
she was towed here hy the tug
Tempest and viii go into the local
drydock FOR repairs. The steamer
Greyhound VIII take her run
The steamer Newport. OF the T.,
l.. a y. Co, sails on Tuesday Tor
the cOmpany'S Cannersea at Peters,
burs with a cargo of supplies. She
will also take 40 fishermen along.
Tho steamer Ellhu Thomson VIII
probably be Withdrawn from the
Copper river run and VIII engage In
the transportation OF supplies 10 the
Pacific Cold storage Company's can
neries In Southeastern Alaska.
The steamer Excelsior. OF the T.. 4.
q n, CO.. will be released from quar-
antipc tomorrow. This will enable
her 10 sail Tuesday for Copper river
as scheduled.
The steamer Centennial. Of the
Northwestern Commercial Company,
sails Zoe Nome June 1. The steamer
viii have cargo space for 500 tons
and accommodation for $50 passcn-
gers,
United stairs District Judge De
Haven has recently given an opinion
that viii be Of interest TO sra- faring
men. The Judge holds that IL ~ the
duty % shipmaHtcr 20 20 sout 81
his course " necessary to furnish
proper medical ana surgical aid for
seaman. regardless Of charter
party or underwriters. The case un 4.
der consideration was libel flicd hy
Seaman Matthew bridges against
the ship lroauola A. ChcschrpnKh.
The steamer Amur has arrived Rt
Victoria from Sksgway. Among her
passengers was Gov, Rose ~ the
Yukon territory, he goes 20 Ottawa
The steamer nauntieas has bad her
machinery repaired and has now re-
Snmed her regular Tacoma saillnEs.
The British bark Glenaftor. with
70 $50 sacks Of wheat. valued ~
So. GO. and consigned 20 Queens
town. from Tacoma. Was towed 10
Port Townsend today. She viii Sc
cure a crew there and proceed on her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
JONESSENT
NOTICES
describes Actions After
Rice's Death

~rw YORK. Feb. sl.--Chas. Jones.
~ former valet Of Millionaire Will
Nsm Rice. Tor whose murder Lawyer
alnert Patrick Is being tried, con-
.s,ped today mis- confession. the
enr.ax Of which came yesterday
.esn ne said he chloroformed the
srss man while he lay asleep,
S.res hexaa tcday's testimony by
..ecnnting the number OF kilograms
~ seat the friends ~ Rice after the
s.,ter's death. lie said the telegra ms
.sr,nly announced that Rice vas
sssa and that death was due To a
~ssk heart and old agc. HE said to
~ rerrenAl know ledge. Patrick new
:, ~ ne, Rice. but had seen him twice.
I'M eue % the occasions when Pat
.,cs saw Rice, he induced the valet
- l.ave the door star that a view
~ Ne SAX man might he had
.Aronrh the crack Jones gave as
! r.ason Tor this curiosity ON the
a., q Rice. To see how near death
10 vtctln VAS.
Anc,her feature touched upon IN
,essy's trial was that portion per
,slnIrx % the advice which Patrick
80 sivsa Jones. after hts arrest.
srresrrArx self destruction. Jones
40 pMtrisk told him he believed
4 "a the hest way and that he pat
-, Aas coneealed In his cell some
ssslx sds. which he intended 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
OUT OF TOWN
ORDERS GOOD
Business OF Western Avenue Is
Brisk In Consequence

Business on Western avenue was
good today especially la regard 10
out Of town orders. city retail men
also bought heavily TO supply the
Saturday trade. A car OF itcdlandn
oranges arrived this morning. The
market 10 firm with rise la sight
about the beginning Of the week.
A car OF cabbage aud celery also
came IN this morning. Among the
commission men there 81 little fear
OF an over-aupply OF such stun and
a consequent briak IN pricos.
Butter and eggs are scarce today,
but there IL no prevalent inclination
60 raise the already hlgh prices.
Poultry. both i've aud dressed, con-
tinucs 90 arrive In sufficient quaint
ties to keep the market even.
In grain and feed lines the market
remains generally unchanged. The
grocery market n active. coffee.
sugar and canned goods command
Ing the limit mice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
~ 49, 90 . y s's7''7s's''
TELEPHONES
The CAUSE

= A wild eyed man wearing a (
e checked suit and cotton uns =
g hrrlla stood a reporter up Ia a (.
= corner yesterday amt sald,
- The Htattstlciaus tell ms that e
- insanity Is rapidly Increasing. e
{. | have been looking the matter Z
. up. and | mud that the increase G
. began Go be- marked about the :
= time Telephones came into use. u :
= little over 20 years aso, l have e
- made computation which :
= shows that Ia leo years We Will 9
. be a race of madmen. That IL, I.
= unless We are emancipated from 9
= the telephone Tantams. Z
. AS ! arm not professor OF .
: religion. / VIII say nothing OF {
I. the expanding volume OF pro- 9
s. family. hut unless Narconi or {.
= Tesla can devise system 81 &.
= talking through the air without &.
6. the Intervention OF the central 8
: exchange In another generation 9
= or two there won't be enough &.
/. sane survivors to patrol the {
I. asNlums. =
{. When man is In a hurry 4.
. the forget m~~not IN the CN- Z.
= change doesn't hear him until /.
= the transnitter Is clogged up 4.
= With the fumes of sulphur 80 Z.
!. that simple figures cant cut 1.
. their way through. He gets 4.
Z. the wrong number. aud when /.
= he learns II and Informs the I.
: operator. she tells him that the q.
2 number he wants refused 20 an- Z.
= swer. An unwontcd spirit OF 4.
I. accommodation having come I.
= over her, she has apparently {.
= decided To connect him with {.
/. somebody else upon the ny 4.
{. potheStz that he merely wanted (.
. 70 have n social talk with most I.
/. anybody. .
= "nut the troubles with central (.
I. In getting business number Z
/. are tribes light as air compared Z.
: to the Ahlps and EcnFma OF time 4.
= " hieh ricoChet a man towards (.
/. the tomb when he tries 20 get Z.
/. somebody on a ten party line. (.
I. some woman with a 10 per cent. Z.
/. interest In one Of those dia boil Z.
= icai Inventions. viii set hitchad I.
I. onto her dearest friend, and /.
= they VIII discuss the servant z
I. girl problem. or the latest STYLE (.
: in hat trimmings for two hours {.
= and sixty minutes. Meanwhll I.
{. seven men who want TO talk 4.
= minute on business over that 9
o same line. make fourteen efforts (.
4. apiece 10 get hold of q. and be- Z.
I. fore the last one achieves his {
. desire he has kicked several Z
= pieces Of furniture into frag- Z.
= ments. Un.anitary hats DO not Z,
/" cause premature badness I.
= Men tear out their own locks 4.
: under emotional excitement SUI Z.
> perinduced by telephones. q
q '--rhe Sunset Telephone Com Z.
!. pany has made the descriptions ,
= OF Torquenada and the spanish Z
= Inquisitfon read like recital Of :
{. blissfui dreams. | tell YOU Il {,
I. Isn't sickness and poverty. and I.
= the loss OF money. and unre- {
q quilted affection and family Jars I.
= that bring mans gray hairs {.
: down with sorrow to the grave. Z.
!. II Is the modern telephone sys- {.
Z. TEN that Is going 20 bankrupt .
: the life Insurance companies be- {.
: fore long. .
sss-s : 's'.ssss "a $3.50. s-s.s ga s.sss.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
". G. BalIou Promoted

~ q. hnlipu. cashier and ticket
seller ~ the uptown office Of the
Union paoifc. has been promoted Ia
the ONCE of city passenger ana
ticket agent MIR Nndeau made the
promotion yesterday. which viii 80
into onect Immediately.
MT. hhlluu ~ well known ia this
city having been Ia the Northern
Fhcliio employ here for the past 10
Years, The promotion increases Mr.,
hnilouH responsibilities ana a. q
meritutioua reward for capable
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
nOaTALITY. RECORD

~ funeral o. George Careiovieh
neta from the Church OF Our
q Good Help. Third avenue
49, Warrington street. at i3o
,.. ..e'h ms afternoon. The services
tne largely attended.
49,. sns funeral o. X. Meyanoto and J.
gNInala, he two Japanese killed in
andsalde near Edmonds. was held
n. Butterworfh's chapel at 2
leelock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
JoBBlNG QUOTATIONS
CORRECTED pAiLYD
Green fruit

Lemons siT5Qt2.75 a box. cooking
apples. I0t.25. eating apples. t2.z5
Q3,b0. oranges. ,260usto. bananas.
u+fbqs.ho. pears. ti.g5ui.s0. cranber-
riea, 1900 per barrel. pine
apples. 1900 per dozen. Jap or
anEcH. ti.0eMi.ib per pkg. Seeding
oranges tl3bu225. lines 80 00uG.5o
case, tanEcrinen. ti.75. grape fruit.
telQ
Vegetables
Potatoes i24.00a 90 a ton. bceta.
fL0ui.25 per sack. carrots. g5IS5c.
per sack; lettuce 81 s09fi.tO per ease.
turnipH. s0cusi.2b. garlic &C. cabbage
u.i0fi.t0 per cwt. huskH. zoe; celery,
Seu fsc per dos, sweet potatoes, $500
per cwt. chin pwpprrn. sbW10c. nnucr
kraut. zA95c. tomatoes. ti.J0 per
crate. radishcW. i0c per doz
parsley. COO 80c. onions s.. 6oH2.Tb per
cwt. parnnipH. sscuti 26. cnullfiower.
haWFsc pumpkins. ttWlLc. Der 10 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
WANT ROAD TO
RACE TRACK
Georgetown Macadam Pike May Be
Heightened

ne macadam road extending from
<sgsh Seattle 20 Georgatown Il near
h rompleged. II will all be open to
rzvei by March l. X was built by
Ae county and raid for cut Of the
cneral fund. II cost ti.as Per llneai
No There Is just a mile OF the
rad. s1sa lineal feet.
Transfers are greatly pleased with
u road.
Ihe contractors. Suythe and How
arc. are several months behind with
ss<sr contract. owing to the ungor-
ven difficulties. They have been
paying a forfeit OF $3.50 per day for
az months.
The race track people at South
PARK are endesvoring 20 persuade
fA> county commissioners to have
IT. county road macadamized. an
cher mile south. The commission
rs are now considering the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
SAILOR INJURED
BY A FlSHHOOK
Matches Him by the Hand and
Suspends Him IN Mid.Ar

Aallor by the name OF II. Thomp-
E one Of the crew OF hAiihut fish
N steamer Capllano. had a pain
NV queer experience when the
Kramer landed at Vancouver the
eAer DAY. Thompson and his mate
wire IN the dory alongside the
steamer engaged In attaching their
sxaeh 10 tbs winch cable. which
kxrs<t ~ ssh on board. The large
ksek exuxht once in Thompson .
usss4 sx and after u had been
srnest the cable was wound up
hsundly. vhen a piercing scream
"a A<a The engine was stopped
~ ~ E<n we're horrified 70 see
1as9M txrgling IN nidafr at the
enc g y nhie. The hook had
augm me1onpn by the hand and
fnefs ~ hung sxpended- The cable
'--fi's ar--a So fefv nd with
erszs tkrscisv ne hook was ex-
sracsed rhdupson stands over SIX
issf a hesrtt ard weights about 200
pounds Hs 4 now under the doc
tors care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Aalor Crane Resigns

s,.s. '. II. Crane, ". q. w. who
n me service a. a private IN
t,. First Washington militia
a. 'naered his resignation To Adj
,.r 49,. DIsin a. Olympia. Mai. Crane
!, .no his appointment to the rank
p,. nalor from the late Gov. Rogers
. sr,us 70 that he served a. lieu
49,, on the staff o. Col. Welsen
$3.50 Ne organized co. Y and
'seafne its first canal,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
He Was Not Lost

Detective Lane. OF the Seattle po.
lice department has received letters
from South Dakota stating that
Jarvis HarriH. who myaterloualy dis
appeared nom the Hotel Perrin here
Two weeks ago, h alive and we'll. lie
merely picked up and left for his old
home without telling any OF his
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
again a Republican

ths ~ orange jacobs asfopjyhed
frecs ,-puylican brethren N the First
day wv q ne Third ward lvednes-
tSsr esenins ~ appearing among
Jseet ann casting biz vote Judge
lssue \, leit the party on the silver
n 80 lsyt and was elected a Judge
IT, m INN. slperior court that year on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Eighteen Fail 10 Pass

r.s1i. o. 20 applicants taking the
feai examination at Tacoma In
= .Auafy, - failed 10 pass. owing
III go. Illness n Dr. q. ". Tucker.
prs.. 9ls have just been given out.
s.s'sssns business responsibility ls
iSnaiion. "" TOT the res
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

me last ~ a series OF Eve lessons
ts,s.t i'a'lentary usage will be given
~ ~ ~ the First Baptist church
rIgIessor Lillian Cole Bethel.
,.s'sht the lesson WIN be III the
r~r.n of an entertainment. being A
80 onnyention BY Professor Bethel
~ n-r class. The convention work
~, national organization will be
sssssu out each member Of the
80" taxing an active part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

Butter Washington creamery. 2s1
8lci fresh ranch. 154i7c.
Cheese Native Washington, uU
ffLc.
Poultry Hens. iimiitho. large
spring. lie, DUCKS, i2Qi2hc. turkeys,
$780, geese. tWBc.
Livestock Cows. 3Hci steers, tMci
calves, 5M@7hc. sheep. Sc, hogs, bW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Dles lffsn sloe

1rx Anna Mcdonald. who was
Dscly burned BY an explosion Of coal
=. u nef hdre on Cherry street last
- cs1.1laay, died from the effects Of
- o1rns a. Providence hospital yes
..uhy afternoon During the past
sne has suffered untold a9onlez
~ NE shock was more than she
$50 survive. Al & O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon she expired. Tho remains
~. 800 ,aken 70 Bonney a Stewards
funeral pzriors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

The ladies are invited 10 call At our
store tomorrow and partnke OF n cup
Of our delicious coffee and 20 try
our stock OF fresh waters and cakes.
Wen feel neglected N you DO not ar-
ccpt this Invitation. Rhodes Bros
1914 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

ron HENT-ELATs
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
sos Howell street.
REAL ESTATE
a NEW addition 20 Ballard ballard
has new addition. $40 to 500 each
for choice lots on sidewalk The
enormous increase in the popula
ton OF Ballard and the extremely
bigh rents the landlord Is getting
for his poor houses. demand
cheaper and better homes, cheaper
lots. something that the poorest
wage Garner can pay for on terms
that he can meet without cramp-
inR himself. This Is Just what we
have ana on terms 10 suit any one
The lots and location viii please
you; the soil is very good We
VIII furnish lumber for a limited
time on the installment plan To
build on this addition.
fee W. -. Ham about II.
Manager of Ballard Investment Co.
corner Second and Leary street.
Ballard.
Complete abstract furnished to each
purchaser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
A few SPECIALS
Which VIII Give How Everything the Store 10 Reduced

Mems Fine Fancy Percale Shirts. worth 800. at
.'t. '''''''.' .......... .....,.......... zoe
Mems Fine Heavy Fleeced Underwear worth sOO at
..,.. ........, ,,....... ................ zoe
Mems Fine Atwood Business Suits worth $1,000
and 1890, now at .. ..................... AB.DS
Boys Fine ATWOOD Knee Pant Suits worth $500
ana AA0O, now ..,.., .s,,................ " 20
Mems Fine Calf and Wei Kid Shoes, worth $500 az
Ladies' Fine Atwood French Flannel Shirt Waists
worth $500, at .,..., ..,,.....,.........RI.I5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
W. Lwyd's Lecture Posiooned

pcsinas ~ been found necessary ~
Enzisss ios q week the lecture on
csli~r Which was NJ have baen
~ ~ Mcnday night before mo
Tas pnt.,,A Dy ReV. j. =. ID. IJwvd
-'hg u invited 70 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
No LONGER SkaaIt Chief

The steamer skagit chief has been
e-chFistcnsa the Port Orchard. She
has undergone extensive repairs and
now looks like new boat. she
went into commission again yestsr-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

Corrected daily -- The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro-
duccr In round lots on the dock or IN
the car a. Seattle.
Grain-Oats. t2s 00a21.0o barley
$500 wheat, chicken feed, $50 90
corn. bulk. f2T 90
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. a4a.5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
ELKS ATTEND
THE SEATTLE
As a Compliment 10 Ralph Stuart
Long In the Order

Several hundred Eiks attended the
Seattle theater last night. In honor
OF Ralph stuart. who is "a member
OF the order. The theater was beau
tifully decorated In the Elk colorx.
and with American flags. The Ia
dies OF the company all wore pur-
pie and white streamers. A flash.
hEhs photograph Of the audience was
taken between the second and third
acts and sie0 cne % the company.
Following the third act. MFR. stuart
was called before the curtain and
made a short speech. In a humor
Gus way he defended the order
against the criticisms Of James
Neiii
BE stated that Oscar Graham. the
stage manager Of the company, was
soon to become an i.is. -ar .stuali
then proposed the toast TO the alb
sent brothers. and the audience rose
and sang the Etks' anthem, Aud
Lang syne..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

Provisions

Fresh meat Cow beef. &c per 10.
steer beef 707lao per 10. mutton.
wether, lhc. ewes. nc: pork. Toe
per ID, veal, large, Sc. small. i0e.
PfoyislonH-iiamh. iahe. breakfast
backs. Zoe. bellies. ne.
lihy-fugct sound, per ton, $40 o9at
400. Eastern Washington timothy,
$500. alfalfa. tli00.
Grain oats. t2po0. barley. 500
wheat. s22 00q22 90. corn. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

Amoekeg Bingham, at ...... .............."..5Hc
Fruit Of the Loom ...... .....................sc
Henrietta Cloth IS inches wide In all oolors. worth
WV ~ .s.st+s.+ o@1a q
Fun line Of Fancy Novelties fast oolors worth 27c,
Ut 't'.+f Use
A big line Of China silks in all oolors; regular soc
quality. at...,... ............ Csc
$1,000 lbs. OF Best 4-ply Yarn worth zoe, slightly
soed, at, per skein ...... ....................5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

NVcMAlVu hquhHhcH, aHGs wax beans
i2iAc. nrtichoken, Sbe per doz. atrinR
beans, 100. curumberh, 81 50M2 90
per box, Brussels sprouts. 7Mac. peas
lie, rhubarb. lie per No.
Butter. Cheese, Egrs and Poultry
Butter Washington creamerica,
pounds prints, Sac. Eastern Iowa
ana ElRin. 2ic. fresh ranch. 10000.
Cheese Native Warrington, FUN
cream. izMui3c. Mnnterns New
York, iiiaQtio. Wisconsin, lac.
Hoquefort, 45ci rcdhm 81 00mi2 90
per case. New york 156fiGo. Linn
burger. 1gWi1c. brick. iGpl7e. Swiss.
isMige
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 2lM2sc.
tnhtrrn 21Giglr.
Live poultry Hens. isfbl2ikc. large
spring. i2Mc. tufkoyH, lIulfe. geese,
lOmlic. ducks, i1c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. 1916.
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Honey i20i2c.
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