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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
POULTRY.
uarket Closed Steady for DresseA
Fowis, With Supplies Well Used I'm.

V"S' Win supplies Well Used Uu.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. April 5-L.ive poultry-Rece,pt, IN,
sotS Sesk were q cars Western. Southwestern !
soulhern and express, against 30 cars last wecL
and 43 cars previous. The demand TO-DAY wa
fVo1 cs and ths market closed steady with about
Dressed poultry-Receipts to-day $50 pkr.
iArfiVals this morning light and worried
iato consumption at full prices While the de-
@ msnd was quiet It was sufficient to absorb the
Ieceipts ana the market cleaned up in pretty
So. So snape. with feeling steady under light al
vices In transit Quotations unchanged
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Duluth. April 5.-Close: wheat-cash No :,
M, gnrd &c: No Northern CSC: No. Northern
",cs May ic: July Ike. Oats Ec Corn 6ST
c,s,Sri ss0ria April 5;-Corn lower: No Sc. Dat,
vh1sL. NO white 4SI43lsc. billed through
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ding fair 9Ec. Receipts S4ss: stock .4s24 F1,-
lures steady: April S.f2Gs.75c: May S.TlRs 7Sc
July S.s9aS soc Aug. s77ls. Isc: Sept. s.20qS
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Stock. of Grain in store.

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKETS.
Fruit, Vegetable, Poultry, Egg and
Butter Quotations.
.EgEs-Current receipts at lie. Receipts Leo
rkfb. local and 3,p12 through.
3uftG-scaTca ana asR. 0ustatisnss opeansu
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This department advertises freely and
maintains large and well organized
force of statesmen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
Prices on Change

The following tables show the rsnc, n, ,,.c-~
on future and cash grains:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-07
Hfdes.

Extreme Southern Skins Is per cent less
Northern l5425 per cent more.
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Wool.
Furs.

Black and seedy at from &c to &c pei 10. less
lsc allowed on old and 200 on new WOO, SKIS.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
News et Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for today-Fair. Data for "A hours ending D. m. yes
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

Everything from a alarming needle to a pitch-fork at
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

1 BAND CONCERT.-Yester was
 another delightful spring day and q
 large number of people turned out to | enjoy the band concert
 | FOOTBALL.-The Phoenix football | team. especially organized to go up against the Indian school first team | on February % at Phoenix park, is
 working hard and still claims it will
 put up a game that will balk the na- tives.
 ROUND UP OF KING GHTS.-The
 Knights Templar will have a general
 round up at their asylum tonight, on
 which occasion Hon. l.. II. Chalmers
 will be knlghted and the Order of the Knights of Malta will be communi- catel..
 NERVE OF MORENCI THUGS | News comes from Morenci that last f Tuesday night highwaymen held up young man. and failing to find any valuables on his person proceeded to possess themselves of most of tic clothes he was wearing.
 THE WOMAN'S. CLUB.-The weekly meeting Of the. Woman's club will be held tomorrow afternoon at the rest i dence of Mrs. Dwight F. Heard. ir- stead of at Mrs. Caister's, as had been
 
 dressed by Prof G. Wharton James
 A CASE OF MAYHEM-Two Mexi- cans. Lorenzo Massa and Gaitano Der watto, who reside in Graham county, and who have been partners in busi- mess. had an altercation few days ago starting in gun play and ending by Massa almost biting off the nose of Berwatto. Massa was jailed.
 WANT A CHANGE.-Thc people of Yuma will vote today on the question of village disincorporation. Those who favor disincorporation do so as pre- liminary to reincorpOration of the town of Yuma. on broader and more com prehensive basis. Under the present government the village. officers have but few powers or privileges.
 AN OPERATION ON A CHILD Dr. Craig performed an operation on five-year-cld child at the Sisters hos pital on Saturday afternoon for what is known among doctors as q resection Of the knee. It is a tubercular affection. The child is a granddaughter Of Dr. J. C. Davies of Victoria, E. C., who is said to be the best known physician of the northwest.
 A FIRE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was turned in about dark last night from box 35. The department re- SpOnded, but found on it's arrival that the fire was practically disposed of and there was no need for it's services. 4 gasoline stove in the kitchen Of house on East Monroe street between Fifth and Sixth, occupied by MT. and Mrs. Richard Fletcher had in some manner set fire to the walls of the kitchen. Those first on the s,snc cxtin- suished the fire with buckets and oian- l.ets.
 MIR. BILLIARDS HAM.-It has al- ready been announced In this news pal per that George Purdy BuIlarI delivered such an excellent oration on the night of the Elk's vaudeville show that kind friend in the audience threw a ham at him. But that wasn't all of 1t. When the show was out MT Bullard started home without the ham. having forgotten the incident for the time being. While cdging his way out through the crowd someone sug- gested that he ought to go back and get the ham. as it was like finding a B bill. He finally worked his way back tO the stage and secured the prize. telling his wife he wanted some of it for breakfast. The next morning the menial who presdes over his l kitchen knocked on Mir. Bullard's door l
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

ROUND UP OF KNIGHTS.-The Knights Templar will have a general round up at their asylum tonight, on which occasion Hon. l.. II. Chalmers will be knIghted and the Order of the Knights of Malta will be communi-
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

Maximum temperature s1; minimum temperature, A. Average relative humidity. 25 per cent. Total preci -itation, O. Character the day-Clear.
 WM.G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
WHY

our business is steadily improving: Be cause we have the right price and can sell cheaper than any store in town. 4 very small expense enables us to sell at very small profit. We are selling Hams. regular 15c, per l1..........121sc lbs. Pink ans.................... 25c Nice large Lemons. per doz........ be | can Columbil Milk............... 1Oc cans Peerless Milk.....-......... p" 1 lb. Mocha and Java Coffee........ 25c Best ever sold for the money.
 Don't fail to try our Chase ts
 Sanhurn's Mocha and Java Coffee
 (reSular 4OD. only ly................ 35c Dried Peaches. per lb.....-...-.... Joe 9 lbs. Lard. sO- lbs Lard. 70c 10 lbs. Lard. rd..................... $1.35
 A ticket with every purchase on our gramophone.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

Our usr or residences Tor sale and for rent is extensive.
 The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

RAtinned Dish Pans. s-auart size
i5c each.
REFINED piah Pans. ii-quart
size. 1ac each.
REFINED Dish Pans, i7-quart size
Csc each.
TIN coIenders. good size, Zoe each.
Retinned cup pippers. &c each.
Tin Pie Plates. s-ineh. &c each.
Tin pie Plates, i0-inch. &c each.
Tin Tea Steepers. &c each.
Tin coffee Pots, l-quart size, &c
each.
each.
Japanned Tin cuspidors. &c each.
japanned Tin Foot Baths, ssc
each.
Galvanized Wash Tubs, small, acc
each.
GalvnnIzed Wash Tubs. medium,
soc each.
Galvanized wash Tubs, large, SOC
each.
Japanned Bread Boxes, small, acc
each.
Japannod Bread Boxes. medium
SOC each.
Japanned Bread Boxes. large soc
each.
Wash Boilers. copper bottom. No
s. 75c each.
Wire Broilers, large size, lOc each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
JUSTICES

The latest candidate for the ONCE
Of Justice OF the peace. auhtect 10 the
decision of the Republican conven.
ton. u John u Gordon. we'll
known attorney OF Seattle. Mr.
Gordon has been engaged Ia the
practice of law since 1899. and II at
present \ member of the firm OF Mo-
bic a Gordon.
Besides Mr.. Gorfon there are two
other candidates for this position.
r.. N. Cam aud Il. a. George. who
are az present justices OF the peace.
and are cut for reconciliation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
.HURRAH FOR THE FOURTH

Arrangements Tor the Observance
OF Independence day we're completed
saturday night at meeting OF "a
committee OF the Western Central
Labor Union. which has the matter
IN charge.
The resolutions Of the committee
win be presented for formal adoption
AZ the next meeting Of the union.
Tho parade will form at 2 o'clock
on the afternoon OF July 4 at Third
avenue and Union street. Delegates
20 the Western Central Labor Union
wiil fnrn the first section. The poz
sitiona of the various unions viii be
decided b. lot. The allied trBdca will
march together In sections. Six Of
these divisions viii form In the line
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each.
Potts hon Handles. Good ones
Sc each.
Universal Rail Bearing wringers,
guaranteed for years. sg.ss each.
Folding Ironing Boards, Csc each.
Extra Large Folding Clothes
Racks. soc each.
Sleeve Boards. soc each.
Sleeve and Ruffc Irons, soc each.
shirt Waist Irons. detachable
handle, 25c each.
Alcohol stoves, folding, for pook-
ct. lhc each.
Two Burner on stoves. round
top. sec each.
Good Stove Brushes. DC each.
shaving Brushes, genuine briS-
Ties. DC each.
each. ''N
Good Toilet Paper, extra large
Toilet Piper Fixtures. nickel plat
ed. &c each. fA'
New Western Washing Machines,
S2.Sa each.
Eclipse Folding Wash benches
hard wood, place for wringer ana
two tubs, S1i9 NV
each. i''
Good steel Bread Knives. 1sc each
Good Steel French Ham slieer. lsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

The KemoSs mni at Ballard VAS
burned 20 the ground early yester-
day uaornipE by ems of the NEST de-
straetsva fires ever experienced In
that city. The total loss is estimated
nj xi0.00o. The fire ragcd Tor SIX
hours III the business center q tho
ettV. l,v0rv mil and building In the
vicinity OF tne eonflaErati0n was as
drv A. finder and had shere been "A
rtrunr wind blowing the whole bust
ness section Of Ballard would have
been destroyed.
W. Ncy, the Waterman 81 helokS
mill. who had only assumed ms de-
ties the nisht before. noticed elaHe
headline from the furnace 20 the top
fioar 81 the mill az 9;ta o'clock yes
tersiay morning and gave the IRE
si9nal BY blowing the whistle. Three
employees q the Stimsan utii were
the first men On the scene, but by
thss time Of their arrival the NelioEH
mill Vas a solid mass 81 fiHuies,
srl,~ze naeu immediately got the fire
apparatus with which the stiuisen
min l. fisted. but unfortunately enc
81 tire pumps WAS found cut OF or
der.
The Ballard department. afftNSa =
few moments later and pat faTth
hereto and effective efforts % FFe-
vent further spreading 81 the fire.
,,..I-b4ss valiant men worked for
tu4a hours aud were successful
IN STAYING the progress OF the
hlax. until the arrival II tive chem
icai engines from the Seattle Depart
ment
Az work was then directed to-
WARTS SAVING the Sti4nscn mill
streams ~ water We're kept pouring
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DIR. MATTHEWS
AND ODDFELIOWS

The annual memorial services OF
the independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows were held yesterday afternoon
at the First Presbyterian church.
Or. Matthews preached the memoir
ial sermon.
The members Of the order assem-
bled at First avenue and Pike street
at z o'clock and marched In a body
70 the church. The Fremont and
Ballard ORGANIZATIONS and the Re-
Dekah lodges were present. After
the church services individual mem
berH visited the cemeteries and COW
cred the graves OF dead odd Fellows
with flowers.
Last Friday evening DR. Matthew'S
was Inflated in Golden Link lodge.
No. $50. After the initiation ne gave
a forcible talk on the objects Of fra
tcrnal organization.
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SCIENTISTS MEET

PtTTsBuRG. Pa. June za-scisn.
lists from all parts OF Anaeftca- rep
ressntina chemical. geological. mafh-
ernaticat. microacoptcal. Rstronoml-
cal. spye biological and kindred so
eietics-=wiil gather in Pittsburg next
week to attend the kist annual meet
ing OF the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science. As re-
CARDS both the number and high pro-
fersioual standing Of the participants
the gathering will be the utust nota-
country. The sessions are 60 con-
tinue the week and the discussions
will cover a wide range of scientific
subjects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
WHIST PLAYERS

NEW YORK. June 2a.-The 18th
annual congress OF the American
Whist League began today Al the
Oriental hotel. Manhattan beach.
With more than 200 delegates IN at
tendance. Boston, Chicago. Detroit
and Baltimore aru the cities most
nnmerOusiY represented. but every
city ~ the East and Middle Nest has
whist enthusiasts present. aud thcte
are many from the south. Salifofnh
Is also IN evidence. despite It's dlr-
lance The playing this year IL Tor
The hamilton club Trophy, the
American whist League ehallcnss
Truuhy the Minneapolis Fair Tfp-
ply. the brooklyn Trophy, the Aaae'
ciate Members Trophy and the MI
waukes Mixed -Four Trophy. Addl
tlanal PRICES OF vahic are also OF
fufed.
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DISASTROUS FIRE DESTROYS
KELLOGG'S MILL AT BALLARD
PROPERTY VALUED AT soooo SWEPT AwAT-aRtAT'
ga Loss ONLY AvERrEo VALIANT WORK or THE
FREMEN

over the planning mill. but even then
IL repeatedly caught firc. ihe pik
lumber shed took ere and half OF u
was destroyed. The fire ate its way
towards the hay, destroying 400 feet
~ wharf and whole block Of piled
lumber. The schooner Mildred,
Witch was tied AZ the wharf, had to
be tuwcd out into the stream
Fire Arrested
Seyernl times a seemed certain
thar the fire would cress the railroad
track. Eight freight ears beienelng
10 the Northern Pacific were pulled
out ~ the way before the fire
touched them. but three others were
destroyed. The corner OF the root ot
large two-story shed across the
track caught fire which was with az
ficuIty put cut as the force Of the
water was hardly sufficient 20 reach
II. The fire was under contrai al
o'clock. although streams were Kept
on Il all day.
Ths stlmsan min lost :. 900. 900 feet
OF lumber and two wharves and
tramways valued at s1o.eoa, fuily
covered hy Insurance. The keiioks
min was totally destroyed together
With 4. 600 g0a shingles, The ioss was
$50 ee0 With $40 0oo insurance. The
shipyard 81 A. u. Clark and the two
story residence In which he lived as
well as two other houses were
burned
At ballard much praise H. heard Of
the work Of the volunteer ftrr de-
pertinent. The men fought IA hours
withuut 4 rest. Two hours at the
beginning Of the fire they were un-
assisted. Expressions 81 thanka and
warm praise are also given b. the
citizen~ for chief Cooks men Of the
Seattle department.
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flounee. headed by white wash
braid: this dress would cost $500 TO
make.
At s3T5-Chambray Suits Of the
celebrated Manchester brand. In a
good line Of colors. detached collar.
buttpned cuffs. suit neatly trimmed
BY four rows OF One wash braid.
$3.50 for very fine Wash Suits in
several styles Of the finest English
Chambrny: these are tucked. riffled
and lace braid trimmed. fiounce
skirts, strapped trimmed. come In
several OF the choice summer colors,
Including gray with white trimmings.
Hundreds Of other handsome suits.
made OF various kinds OF latest wash
fabrics. sheer materials. lace trim
med IN 'handaoine designs Will be
sold at astonishinEiy low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

LONDON. June 2s.-The opening OF
coronation week finds the metrefeiis
rnpfdsv nlifnG with visitors The
decorators have put the nnlnsns
touches to theif wcrk and the city
has hlassomed out In = mass OF Kofss
eous color. Princes and otnsf dsaso
Visitors sent Is represent their re-
ensrfive rulers have been arriving AZ
short intervals throughout the ely
and the attaches delegated 70 receive
them have been kept busy. Pruznl-
nent Among fhoae now here arc
prince Henry OF Prussia. the Grand
Duke and Grand Duchess Serge OF
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CORONATION WEEK BEGINNING

Martin ball. Mrs. John w. hackay
Carlton HOUSE Terrace mansion u 10
h. the seems % another big dinner.
while also Reginald Ward gives a
dinner to - covers.
The king aud queen Interrupted
their work Of preparation for the
essronation today hing enough to take
part IN a little gathering in eeisbfa-
fian % the eighth birthday q little
Fsrirsce Edward Of York Tbs BritiKh
pablo u only just beginning tS hook
upon the little prince In the light Of
the future king. The eoronafion has
served Ia draw attention 20 the Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

OF march. They are the musicians
union. building trades, printers I'M
ion. iron trades, brewery workers
and waterfront fcderntiuna. beNef
al distinct unions make up each asse-
ton and the pnaitlona Of these VIII
also be decided by lot.
beginning at Third avenue and
Union street the parade viii move
20 Pike street. turn up Pike, coun-
iermarch az Fifth avenue aud Pike
street. thence down Pike streat to
First avenue. down First avenue 70
Yealer way, up feHier way 60 Second
avenue and thence up Second ave-
nue. To- Pike street, concluding tho
parade at the Intersection Of Pike
street with Fifth avenue.
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kinonos
Linen Skirts

There are Is or 20 different styles
Of All Pure Linen skirts for Womei
and Misaca. these come IN teakth'
from "a to t5 inches. made anu trim
med in the latest and most artistic
styles. some with tueks, inAertioil'
lace, etc.,other trimmed win straps,
hvata and buttons. all nj special
prices FOR this great sale Of Wash
suits and skirts. The prices range
from 400 Go t3.s5.
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ST.. $l.5O. $3.50. $3.l9. $3.50.
$3.50, $6.75 Up to 1926

ta7g for Canvas Waists. IN colors
Gibson effect. with soft white col
lar and tie. all sizes.
t2.75 for silk Batiste Waists. fast
ening az the back and prettily trim
med. linen color only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
WHICH is WHICH?

Green Lake Circle No. al, w. o.
W., VIII give a dramatic entertain
ment tomorrow evening at Grand
Tempiars hall. Which is Which. .
a comedy, win be presented by the
following cast OF young people: Jes-
sic l.. Potter. Verne Layton. Hazel
Layton, Mona Raynor. Grace How
ard. Guy Howard and GUY Raynor.
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AGAIN AT
THE TOP
eEiTTLE WINS LAST GAME
FROM euTTE-scoREs

BUTTE. June 25.--seattle took the
last game Of the series yesterday
confident and this fact lost her the
game. Hickey pitched for Seattle
and Hawley for Butte.
The Seattle team left for home to-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23
Sale of Table
Covers

Tomorrow we close out se7eral IIres
OF our Tapestry Table corers IN 4.
9 and s quarter sizes. at haf price.
The ~ size. which Ia. IL esurse n
inches square. really uorlA ~:
Tuesdays price. &C.
The e-s size or "a inches so<sre
Covers. worth regularly & %. tonw-
row at Sc.
Another lot In the 81 siss-<f
worth $500. for &i-ts.
SIN another lot Of the 81. vorth
s2.1s. at N.is.
The "a or 7z-inch Covers special
line Of fine Mercer.zed Cotton. worth
$500: on sale tomorrow At tl&.
Tapestry Pertisrss
We have just received . lo< II
Tapestry Portferes from our New
York buyer. which he secured for
us at q third iees than thelr nal
value. These are the reversible. VITA
good fringe and q variety q ecf6Fk
They VIII be put on sale touoFrUw
at sass. The real value Ii 32K
Drapsriss
A lot OF Cretons. % inches u16e. q
good line of coiors and patterns. Ia
both stripe and floral. regular selling
while they last At. the yxrd. NC
stripe. finch ruffie. IS inches wide,
special for Tuesday at TIA pair. ~.
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Standing Of the Clubs
White KNIoHrs WIN

Schwabacher's White Knights
baseball team defeated the Renton
team yesterday by a score OF 8 to 3.
I'D to the eighth inning the result
was ln doubt, but at this point the
feattle boys found Pitcher Green,
late OF the Spokane league team, for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

1915 for Crepe de Chine Waists
in black. white and cotors: pretty
summer dress waist. handsomely
made.
t1.7S for White Waists. low or
high neck. short sleeves several
styles. all sizes.
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Bargains in Innings

Paris Moire, the popular fabric for
Drop skirts, 30 inches wide. In co.'s
ors and black. worth soc yard. Tues
days price only Use.
Fine Imported Striped Moreen
skrtlng, In black and colors, worth
60c a yard; sale price Tuesday Csc.
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AT .ts-worsen's Wash Dresses
made OF fine figured percale. all col
ors with detached collar ana belt
hand cum open. skirt with deep
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SbwARou

portance Of the little follows place
IN the machine 81 state.
According TO present plans Prince
Edward win be a sailor, Ike his
father. and within a few years he
viii go upon the trainingship Britain
MIA TO get his first taste Of sea life
His present education consists Of a
fe~ short lessons daily. given BIZ
Mile. Brioiu. for many years COM
panion 20 the late Duchess Of Tcck.
The king ~ said to be strongly OPP
posed 70 -stuffing children with Too
much knowledge" His recollection
u keen of how unpleasant lt was 10
be walking dictionary" at 20.
Moonlight excursion tonight. Cap
itai city. Gaibraiths dock: SIS u. m.
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SPOKANE. June 25--Tacona went
10 pieces here yesterday and lost by
a score Of 10 To 4. The game was
very interesting.
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A. o. u W.

The initiation OF candidates win
take place at Ranke hall on Tues
day evening. june stth, at : o'clock
All candidates are requested 20 be
present.
j. II. Hsmsr. Chairman Com
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HELENA, June 23-Portland could
not get even one lonely game from
Helena. The last game yesterday
went to the locals 20 5.
acIcd.. eDaw NIB NIB NIB NIB NIB
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for the dinner 60 BE given al Buck.
ineham Palace tonight in hanor %.
the foreign eneoys. aud which will be
the first Of the grand state function.
preceding the cpronation.
Tonight wlii be- a gala niRht aIns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-23

REDUCED RATES TO NOME.
3. s. Nome city. first boat foI
Nome. sailing June the Goth. For ia,
formation. cali els First ave, or Ar.
llngion dock.
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EDWARD II

Russia. the Crown Prince and Prin-
cess Of Roumania, the Duke and
Duehess Of Aosfn, the Princess Of
Asturias and her husband. Prince Al
bert Of Flanders and the Crown
Prince OF Sweden. A few Of the
more important personages have
been quartered at Buckingham and
St James palaces. while provision
has been made for the others at the
Hotel Cecil claridges and elsewhere.
Great preparations have ben made
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SummerWaiStS Of Silk
N OR COTTON

Hundreds people bought Waists the Bon msrehe Saturday
tedsyn here But quits
will
Waists several wanted shades fast ece
yoke
and cellar trimmed. Sizes ~ ~.
We prices line Of Whis Wash
Waists for and you may pick
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Baseball Combinations and Mu-
tuals at Flskey Barrett's Cigar Store,
No CID Second ave. commencing to-
day at 10 a. m.