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Newport daily independent., 1902-06-05

Hufman's kisses are the best. d.tf
 Huffman runs the only bread wagon Grocery. 19
 Rock salt for ice cream at The Cash Grocery. 19
 Huffman can bake cakes for the most fastidious. d-tf
 For your six o'clock breakfast order Huffman's light rolls, fresh baked. 4-dtf
 Both blackberries and raspberries at The Cash Grocery. Place your orders early dtf
 Deputy Revenue Collector Whit taker, of Newport, attended Decora- tion Day exercises in Judsonia. Advance.
 Huffman's candies are the best on the market-the three leading candy firms of St. Louis and the leading one of Little Rock, say so. 275-dtf
 Pearls and SIugs--Send your pearls and s ugs to J. M. O'Hara& Co.,, Mem phis, Tenn. Best prices and quickest returns.
 The Southern Hotel, of Ravenden Springs, Ark, is now open for guests. Lithia water for kidneys, liver and stomach troubles 112 miles west of Memphis, on the Frisco System. Write for rates. Address. Manager, Southern Hotel. 20d1m
 John w. Ferrill returned to Bates vile Thursday morning, having re- ceived telephone message Wednes- day night, confirming the report that his home in Batesville had been struck by lightning. No serious dam age however was done.
 Sigmund Wolff and Mrs. I. Goldman returned from St. Louis Thursday morning after a visit of several weeks there. Mr. Wolff and family have re- gently moved into their handsome new home at 5098 Westminster Place. Mir. and Mrs. Goldman will leave next week on their Western trip.
 Miss Lovis Muslin returned from Imboden Thursday morning, where she has been attending Hendrix Training School the past year. Miss Muslin won medal this commence ment for the best essay. She is visit ing her sister here today and expects to go to Tupelo Friday morning.
 The arrivals at the Hazel Wednes- day were L. c. Ryland, Thad Eelton, Harry M. Ramley, J. $. Thompson, Little Rock; Mrs c. A. Fox, Mrs. R. o. Danenhower, Jno. W. Ferrill, Hat ty May Bennett, Batesville; Joseph O'Leary and daughter, Kansas City; J. D. VanWinkle, Ft. Smith; Mrs. Charles Phillips, Memphis.
 The rainfall of Wednesday night was but II of an inch at Newport but is reported to have been very heavy in Grubbs township. Little rain was received at Batesville, but indications point to heavy rain north of there and a rise in the river is expected. The river Thursday stood at 3.7 feet on the guage and was still falling.
 O'Neal Gardner, printer by trade, who claims to have been once em- ployed by Frank Lynn and Mike Connolly on the Arkansas Statesman,  which was published at Jacksonport, was in Newport Thursday looking for work. He is apparently well ac- quainted with all the old residents of that once live and business little town.
 ASSOCIATION
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LODGE MEETINGS.

I. o. o. F. Every Monday
 Red Men Every Tuesday.
 Royal Arch 1st and 3rd Friday. Jackson Lodge End Wednesday, Jackson Chapter 4th Thursday. K. of P. 1st and 3rd Wednesday
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gQeatber forecast.

Washington, June 4 Forecast for Ar Kansas: showers, thunder storms and cooler Thursdsy. Friday probably show CTS.
Newport daily independent., 1902-06-05
/ ABOUT PEOPLE MAINLY. !


 Huffman's cream bread takes the lead.
 B. B. Goodman of Memphis, came in Thursday morning.
 D. o. Kirkland, of Augusta, spent Wednesday night in Newport.
 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms Apply 313 Main Street d6t
 FoR RENT Six-room cottage, with bath room and large stable. Apply to Baxter Watson 392-dtf.
 Mrs. Sam Taggart and children went to Weldon Wednesday morning on a short visit.
 Charles Lawson of Little Rock, is here for weeks visit to his aunt, Mrs. w. w. Dutton.
 The Cash Grocery is the only place in town to get fresh raspberries and blackberries every day. d36tf.
 Mr and Mrs Clyde Wood have a new arrival in their home, pretty baby girl, born Wednesday, June 4
 Lost--A gold K. of P. pin, for which liberal reward will be paid for re- turn to owner at The Cash Grocery
 36d4t
 WANTED-A white girl for house. work. Will pay liberal wages. Call on or write to l.. J Taylor, Tupelo, Ark. 3Sb6t
 Mrs. S. 0. Phillips, nee Lena Stock ston, arrived Wednesday night from Memphis, on weeks visit to her mother.
 Eugene Hirsch is at home again for the summer vacation, after years study at Speers- -Langford Military Academy.
 Huffman x Son serve ices, cream and cake and everything in that line to parties and receptions at reason able prices. d-29S
 The Sunday school of the Episcopal church of Newport went to Batesville Thursday to join that church's school in picnic.
 Miss Jeffis Johnson formerly a popular saleslady for Mrs. Matte Moore, has accepted a regular po- sition with Charles Meyer.
 Anyone wanting employment can secure same at the camp of MeCollum & Bishop, near Grand Glaize, S1 day and board or 25 cents box witnou board. b3S-2w.
 Sheriff R. w. Randy raided the tigers again Wednesday afternoon and secured small amount of whis- ky at what was formerly known as the Pearl Saloon.
 Pearls, baroques and slugs. The highest prices paid by J. E. FULLY Sr CO.,, IA Maiden Lane, New York.
 H. D. Terrell has purchased the restaurant on Front Street, owned by Drummond & Company. This piece of property for the past several months has a new owner with every change of the moon.
 The new Business College will open Monday, June 9, in the Boswell Institute, which has been secured to conduct the day and night class in. You are cordially invited to call and examine the courses. d2t
 The ladies of the Foreign Mission ary Society of the Methodist church are urged to be present at the meet ing tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Mrs. L. H. McDonald's as there will be a special program of music.
 Fine blue grass pasturage in Rollen Bend, S0.75 month. Will be re- sponsible for any stock getting in pound pen. Allstock carefully looked after and salted
 19d 1mo. c. F. DIANE. at ferry. The arrivals at the Planters We'd nesday were s. H. Busby, Little Rock; Andy and Nellie Johnson, New Bos- ton, III. w. T, Magness, Newark; H. w. Clopton, Black Rock; S. A. Moore, Bald Knob; w. D. Jackson and wife, Searcy.
 William Cotter, general superinten- dent of the Iron Mountain, while here Thursday, informed Mr. J. c Walker that while the removal of the tbronyh
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The Daily Independent by mail or carrier, roc per week.
Newport daily independent., 1902-06-05
Do You Suffer? Whose Fault?

Your teeth may be bad
 but you need not suffer
 We'll put them in good
 shape for you. Light cost,
 slight pain. No pain at all
 if we can help it. We are
 careful to get right at the
 difficulty to avoid needless
 working where it's painful.
 Set of Teeth for S5. .oo. Gold Crowns and Bridge work, $500 per tooth. A malgam filings, soc. Great reduction in all classes of Dental work for so days. All work guaranteed five years
 BLACK B ROS' Painless Electro Dental ParIOrS New Watson Building, opposite Depot NEWPORT, ARKANSAS.
Newport daily independent., 1902-06-05

We thank years we  add surplus fund profit S741499
Newport daily independent., 1902-06-05

DIRECTORS D. Bailey, V. Y. Cook, G. w Decker, Jo Thos. J. Graham, J. w Grubbs, R. M. Johnson, /
 Shofner, J. M. Stayton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
CARE OF
The PARKS
Vacancies in the Board 10 Be
Filled at Once

The oflcc 81 park commissioner la
the city 90 Seattle may stvm 10 a
great many people Co hc very small
uH far as cmolument may SO. but
there are nevertheless a Euodly NUM-
Der ~ residents of this city who are
DESTROYS ~ seeing the lands at pres
cnt laid out as parks made a. beau
tiful as possible. There are row two
vacancies 10 he nlird on the park
board. r. y. Lutte. by virtue Of bic
oihec az superintendent 81 streeta.
Is also superintendent ~ parks Re
has been Tor several yrara endeAv-
.orlug Go have good park board, and
has always submitted 20 the Wishes
~ the board whenever any Improve
mcnts proposed hy them seemed 10
him 20 be consistent
Several weeks ago Mr. cragwell
and Nr. Davis were appointed nA
park commissioners By Mayor
humeH. The appointments we're
made more az a matter OF political
rocog0ition than anything elise. Then
n dispute arose 81 the ranks OF the
Republican party. The Council
committee on parks aud bouicvards
refused Co sanction the mayors APP
pointmcnta and the committee WAS
upheld by the Council. The Offices
are therefore vacant and Mayor
Humes has so far made no new APP
pointmenta.
The parks committee OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce has BEEN tRkine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

a sroHt interest IN this matter, ana
has made several recommendation
tn Mayor llumcH 10 remains with
him whether hc will make the APP
NuiutWrutH uH recommended ur put
them on the llst Ut political faNurH.
~ ia n well recognized fact that
Their" are Tow cities ,na we'll equipped
with recreation Eruunds nN this city
la The total acreage uf the parks
amounts Co almost $50 acres. The
parks are Ia number thirteen. Some
90 These have been Improved and
.nre nov really beautiful pieces, while
uthrrt are in such condition that
they ARE of uttio value Co tho city,
The best improved uf all Che city
parks is i<innenr Park. situated ON
the top af queen Anne iiill Drives
aud NulkR have been built np that
this Is now one % the prettigst spots
in the entire city Special attention
has br,n paid tp The planting of
trees and shruhhrry in this park
since th~ purchuHe NJ Woodland
Park steps are also hriuE taken 90
make it "a popular resort Tor che
pleasure luttuE people OF tbs City.
The Council has recently decided TO
make the purthnHr ot tract uf
Hand near the aij Lake Washington
pumping station Tor park. Tho
henutitylug ~ tris VIII entail o.
Ervat deal ~ expense Besides this
there are q number ~ other parks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
Do NOT Miss This Rare
Opportunity

90 getting tine blggeas bargains ia
Clothing. shoes, Furnishing. etc.
ever offered 10 the people q Seattle.
- you may never be able 90 get a
chance ike this again. Below We
quote a few prices to show what tFp-
mendous EacfiHcga We are making
Just think 81 the following prOpo@i-
lions. and remember that ali goods
priced In this ads ertisemeut can be
brought back any time during the
sale
A Fine Suit Of Mems Clothes. al 10
match -s.stssss ss.ssssssss ss-ss @tfa
Thls suit l. positively worth ila.g
or your money refunded at any time
during this sale.
Mems Fine suits and Overcoats. IA
chsviots and scotch plaida.. Esss
Worth $500. yr your money re-
funded at any time during this sale
10 you are not satisfied.
Mems splendid suits and OyercoatH,
In velour finish cassimeTeu, all
sizes .s..s...st.sts ssssss4s+sss 80
Positively worth sls.0o. or your
money back.
SIX ana satin Lined Dress Suits
and Oyercoats I'm plain. checks and
striped ColoriuRH ......s........Sl. IS
They are positively worth gE2.oo.
Mems Extra Pine Druss suits and
OycrcOats. IN all the latest styles
and shades, heavy sllk and satin
lined. equal 10 tho finest 1000 tai
lor-made TO order garments, for
..........s .......s.4... ....... fl&.ts
Don't fail to ask TO see these gar
menta.
Mems Flnost Waterproof ovsrooats.
makers guarantee ticket on every
coat. worth go TO S3b......,..sg.Qs
Don't fail to see them.
Mems Fine Dress Pants $50
Worth t3.5o. or your money re-
funded.
Mems Fine Trousers for Sunday
wear. In worsteds and fancy stripes
Positively worth $500, 5000 and
81 100. or money refunded.
Boys Suits and Ovcrcoata, worth
A4.JU tt.s..stts..s.s .ssss.ssss+s..tt
Boys Finest Suits and oysrcoats.
worth $500. $500 aud 800 g. IS
Thousands OF children's suits 10
choose from.
! 900 pairs Boys Knee Pants. worth
Al.Vu .ss..st.s .sss...s s.s'..st 10
Mems best quality Reinforced Un-
Numbered Shirts, worth 100. GOO
Fine Dress Shirta, worth tl.5O.. $50
Mems Fine SILK Embroidered SuH-
pendera. worth 75c.............,. So
Good Heavy Socks. worth 35c .,.. 81
over 5000 Neckties, in all shades.
worth from zoe 20 3i.OO..........12c
Mems Handkerchlefs, worth 36c. 90
Maekintoshes, odd eoetH and odd
vests. at your own price. 1000 other
articles. too numerous 70 mention.
MEMS FINE UNDERWEAR AT
LESS THAN HALF THE COST OF
PRODUCTION.
SHOES.
Mems Velour Calf. worth $3.50. at
-,........ ,.........,. ..........., 81 ~
Mems Fine Vici KID, Kangaroo and
Box Calf worth 81 %, at......S24s
Mems Cordovan and Kangaroo Welta
worth $3.50. at ..................k2.g
Mems Finest Welts, In Wei and
Willow CAR. regular $500 shoes,
Boys and Youths Kangaroo Calf.
worth $3.50 Acknowledgement 20
Little Gents Nobby Shoe, worth s.. 90
~ tsts.s+.+... ..stst..s.t........ Csc
These are all up-to-date 1902 goods
DO not confound this with ao-cnlled
closing out sales, etc
THIS ~ A LEGITIMATE SALE
THIS SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES
SATURDAY NIGHT. MAY 3.
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JoBBIHG cUoTATIoRS


lfecO tInif
f.smons -Si.yaasTt n box. c1esius APP
pc, es = "a q ,s s sS s,s asrs yss sS
plnesrplrs 80 pr dor sgsdlins oranges.
" 2Nf2 ~ navgla, nga8a - Mrdltstant
can svrets s. NJ. times, 81 sotlS ~ case
tanFvFinca, Ft.fAs Erap~ truit, - 900 50.
California strawberries, So pef cfatr.
vegetables
Potatoes old tSs oausa 40 rsr tom
rev $3.50 par est. heett. 81 sAu % rei
zach, carrots. ESD - ter sarA lettuce
SEQ ~ oase turnlrs, wV8sl - sarlie
G. eatbaNp 81 TaN.O % ner vwt huska. 2oc
celery. tsh' per dari Hweat potatoes, - 80
isr ease CALL prppers. $50 lpg aAurr'
kfaul GAnaes tomatoes, - ehee = ref
'' ,b rsS'e :, ~ e s ss' sI pa1 ps,.a
5ac cauunower N.gA pumpkins. ~ a.se
peT io sguashes atsc. WA beans, ifc.
erilehakes, eenias Tsr dos s'rtng essns
brussels sprouts, T4sc. peas too. tsirs
phone paaa fc. rhuharh gDAt iar ih
spinach. bpUe0e per hox, walle waila az
rarssua NSo yer tos. native 800 YET
easel orrgou, Si.5A
Provisions
Fresh Meat--Cow tesf &c pst 10 steer
beet Tufisc peF n, mutton; wstheF. tAse
ewes. f,ssi perk. leo Per 10 veal large.
i,rosisieas Hams iaws: ereaStas,
backs. lac, hyliiea iso.
Ray-Puest sound per ton, tiaOo East
err Washinsian nmashx sise9ibooi al
f4ifa, t2uits
GrMtn-oats. ESQ %. wheat. tas So ezra.
s2d.oo. rolled barley. ga %
suttsr, cheese. krgs aae Peaitry
Butter Washington sgsamsnss. Gle.
ranch iTe20c.
cesaas-~Native Washington fun cresm.
t1Uitc. Eastern New York., iAA4iac.
Wisconsin. itc: Raausfoft. tAcs haaui.
Sif-Qoa iaoo prr case, New Nufk. faUidc
lAnihurser. ie9iEc. hriek. iegi3c swiss,
iSU tRc.
EEks-sulctiy frssh ranch. is0.oo. Cali
fornls. t4Jtac. OREGON. iac
1--we Poultry-MeuE lai4Mtacl fryera.
fs.ee- 500 per dos. torksyn. iasisei geese.
ioetfc. ducks. iac.
nr~Hs~a Poultry rurkryx. iagiec Eeese,
TIC taei dueks, lac iaei ehickuna. ts9itc
HuarY -i2Sise.
commiEstea Meas Prices
cnrrretsd daily--rhs foiiawtnE prtrss are
being eserrd % ths pruAueeF Ia roani lota
en the auek or IN the ear az seattle;
grain-Oats. 81. SOC q 20. barley t2i -
What. chicken feed. sGi.eoi corn. bulk,
ch.ona-Nasiys waahinstan. li9iIAe.
Eaga-Strietiy frrsh ranrb. Tie.
Batter WashinSton cfsAmsTy. iS0ioc.
rAReh. isgise.
Go 10 Spinning FOR bicycle repairs.
- -
Reichert Bros.. planos. 10 Union
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Thomas Black Ink, regular price
Sc Friday. o. bottle.
Rope Pcrtieres In mixed eolorH.
Friday. az t2ss
Large size Rope Pnrtierss. all col
ors. regular value tteb. Friday. at
ts.to.
Tucked Swiss Muslin, worth up TO
IL n yard. Friday. - 2sc.
$50 Table DnmaFk. 81 inches. FRI
day, at si.ie.
ii.2s Bieached Damask Napkins
- slze, Friday, OF Sec.
izhc Fancy White Lawns. z.0oo
yards. Friday. At the yard. Lac,
Toll pu Sord Bingham. wei
known as worth isiae, Friday. al 100.
% pieces French Chhllla. worth lbc:
Friday. AZ i2Io.
German "D" Calico. ~ inches wide,
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FOLLOW THECROWD
TO THE GREAT
SALE OF THE
A. {. NATHAN CO.
l4lb Second Ave., Between
Pike and Union SIS.
A Startling Revelation in
the Prices OF Clothing,
Shoes and Furnish.
ing Goods.

We feel proud 10 say that every
purchaser went away from our store
smiling with satisfaction al the trc-
uiendUus bargains they secured
that this ~ no snaGxwratinn. ask
your ucighbora who have been q the
sale
The bargains We hrr oncrinE are
the talk ~ the town and VIII be fOr
some tiaa 20 come. 10 not take our
Nurd. but como and sec foe your
selves. We are selling goods Tor
less than half what you can buy
them ffun other atnreH come be-
fore u r. too late. az this sale closes
fore u 10 too late ~ THIS SALE
CLOSES SATURDAY StuHT. MAY
SRI. u being necessary 70 realise on
eur stock quickly % save our good
name. we offer nur immenra stock %
SIS 0oo worth - Clothing. Shoes.
Furnishings. etc. nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

The following under prices will
hold good all day az the Bon
Marrhe tomorrow.
NomrnH Three strap sandals
worth 34e4. on sale Friday at NLfs.
Mrns Patent Colt kid Lace Shoca
worth $50. Friday "a lass
Womenp Fine Rurpass KID Lace
Shoes. worth tatoi Friday at ass.
Youths Long Pant suits, all wooi
"a % 20 years Friday, 1915.
Mems So Golf shirts ~ corded
Madras. Friday. e6c.
Meas FerCaie shirts. with soft
bah0mH and two separate collars
Friday. zoe.
Mems Fancy Jnpnnette Handker.
chiefs. worth Ia. Friday. AZ 7he.
Martha Washington Cook Book
regular value Soc. Friday. ltc.
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these men are well verHed In the
construction, laying out and opera
ton IF parks, both ~ them having
SERVED la similar capacities in the
Fast, Both take a deep Interest In
parks Hud are fully competent 10 Nh
the nfiice. Their names viii be roe
commended Co Mayor Humca and It
! 10 expected that he viii appoint
both Mt Saunders ana ar. Folsom
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which are practically unimproved.
IN connection with the improve
mrnl VI The parks, some question has
arisen as o. the appointments To DO
made by the mayor Two nnmcn are
mentioned FOR the office. G.. W. Hnun-
drrH, "a Well known architect Of the
CITY, and Gtosvennr Folsom, chair
man Of the parka committee of the
Chamber of Commerce Both ~
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worth ltc. Friday. atsl-ae.
Buhifoam, nc bottles; on ss,s ~,
day, az lie.
Kinds Honey end Almond crsau
soc bottles. for 15e.
Roae Water. &c bottles fer lec
Brondreths Pills, &c bottles "a.
day, al lie.
Childrens Parasols, regular IA
value: special Friday. at lie.
Good Gas Stoves. Friday ct, each
l5 cents.
Imitation Cut Glass Berry Bowls
s-inch size; Friday. At be.
Plain White Porcelain caps ara
Saucers. fancy shape. a; &c each.
nc Broorns; Friday at. each, *
Fine Bohemian Glass Water sets
decorated IN assorted colefs. regular
81 80 sets, for sec.
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iAlht fnmIiHfN WIN tNN NffAt Faf'
the busiest mornings the Bon Marc
woAES'B 5bc SLIPPERS SOC.
Women's DonFoia Comfort slip
peers. low heels, very easy. regular
,jc. for Soc.
l2isc FIGURED SWISS &c.
2g-inch Celluloid and Dotted Fig
ured Swiss regular price tkiAc q
yard. Friday. from . tiii r. AZ 90.
PEQUOT SHEETS Bic.
Sheets made 81 Blescbed Pequot
Cotton. sizes s0KsQ inches. torn,
hemmed and ironed. ready for use
regular price Ttc. Friday. from ? till
II. a. bTc.
I0-a eHEETINGs l3itc.
i0-f Unblearhed ghseting. worth
i7hc; Friday morning. from ull
~. az i5Mc.
BICYCLE sUtTISGs Zoe.
Beet Cotton Covert for bicycle
sultiuRH. ln "a dozen different styles
and cOiuringE. regular value i2lAc 3
till ~. Friday. a yard. Zoe.
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s. Is Per Cent Less Than
Manufacturers Cost

This - a tremendous sacrifice. az
We were considered very close buy
ers by the trade. You cannot APP
precihtn what a great reduction thln
IL until you sre the goods and prices.
Of r.tting the biggest bargains Ia
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California at $500, Apples arc slow
and commission men with large
stocks op hand are losing censidcr-
able ON account ot the fruit spoil
ting.
Arrivals today Include a car 81 cah-
base, "a car of late Valencia oranges,
a car % bananas and two cars ~
potntora
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Sample FIX ~ aist and Dgfa
BE- has seen IN many day.
i2i4o HAIR RIBBON. IA.
Fancy Hair Ribbons. vegy ~.
quality, guaranteed an pure IA N
Inches. handsome new spring -
iugu. worth Zoe and izi4c Der 49,
price. Friday. from . tiii II. AZ -.
e0c DRESS GOODS ron =
All Wool C0,ored Etamine -.
Goods. 10 brown, cadet. wins -.
trial blue and navy, regular -.
&c. Friday. from : tlli Il. AZ 3, N
go TALCUM POWDER P0H "A.
Mennens Talcum Powder Z.
kinds Friday. from Q tiil ri :, Ia
PILGRIM TOILET SOAP 4.
Pilgrim Toilet soap Klrks-,.v.
ulaf price Is q cake. special, Frtsss
from = tiil -. at r..
DOWN sTAIFts SPECIALS Ypay
TILL "a
Rush Shopping Bags; from ~
u, a. Be each.
Pyramid Washing Powder. Fy,s..
from ? tiil ~, At l5c a package -
10 bars Dandy" gsap. al 49,.
Friday, from . tiii ig, al IL
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Standing Of ths Clubs.
THE MARKETS

Taken I'm general, trade was IN
eiined TO be little duh today. RE
ceipts were only fair and In many
cases the California stun arrived In
bad condition.
Strawberries are arriving in large
quantities and are selling rapidly
Today they are quoted at 1900
straight. Asparagus IL very plentiful
and Is In some instances a drug on
the market. WaIla Waiia and native
stock IL offered at $50 per ease and
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The only dentists In Seattle who do
exactly as they advertise, and eN-
tract or fill teeth or apply gold or
porcelain CROWNS. undetectable from
natures own teeth and guaranteed
for rem years All our staff are
graduate specialists Of from ~ 10 20
years experience. our work stands
the tost. We are here TO stay. Come
today and have free examination.
Or. w. ]. Browns Dental Parlors,
7is First avenue. offices. !, 2, 3. 4,
s. 8 Union block. first door south Of
MacDougall-S outhwiok's. Hours, $50
"a m fu d. m
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Skirts. viii make tomorrow one 81
Sc PAPER TABLETS 2c.
1000 Perfection W0ve Tablets.
suitable for ink. ruled. regular price
b, sale price, from . tiil ~. Friday.
: cents.
BOYS OVERALLs 2sc.
Boys a5c Black overniis. with bin,
on sale Friday. from tiil ~. az PC.
MEMS &c uNDERsHIRTs zoe,
Mems blue Jersey Ribbed Under
shirts, Bee quality. GA sails Friday.
from till ~. a., each. poe.
BOYS TWo.PIECE SUITS, tl7s.
Boys Two Garment Suits. IN mixed
tweed effects. sizes ~ 90 10 years.
worth t2lo, Friday, from 2 till ~.
at AIS.
LITTLE GENTS Ills LACE
SHOES gtg1.
Little Cents Fine Russia Calf
Lace Shoes euhopi heel. light double
Eolep. regular price ti.fs. Friday.
from 2 tih ". At gi28
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E p%ssSs.s of SAMPLE SILK WAISTS

Along with a sample sale Of Silk Dress Skirts tonor,o
will be the display and sale OF two hundred Sample silk Wai
The combination OF the sales in the corner Of the s
and the day. will be too noteworthy happening fo
women TO remain away from.
This sample line Of Waists consists Of Pungee Silk s,,
Peau de Sole Crepe de Chine and Iaeta II represents ali I'M
styles and colorng Of the and includes au line Of %
in black and white Waists.
In shades there rose light blue pink green lavender vel
low, garnet tan. grey and polka dots Of blue and white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

SPECIALS ON SALE FROM TILL IL FRIDAY MORNING
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4 sample fix Waists and DR.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

60 TO Spinning Tor bicycle repairs,
Reichert Bros. planos. 10 Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

SPOKANE, May by a score Of
I'VE 10 one the home team won from
Butte here yesterday. McIntyre's
home run was Butteis only score.
Poor base running was a bad feature
Of the game.
STANDING - 81. rrt.,A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

TACOMA, May Portland again
defeated the local team here yester-
day by a score Of three TO two. Nc
tarthy I'D the pitching for Tacoma
while Whitbeck and Engel were in
fhe box for Portland. Roth teams
played good ball Throughout.