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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-08-19

Mrs. d. B. Mace of Cham hers
burg is among the number ofour
'owu's summer visitors this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
TOOK WIFE
AND GOODS

When Joseph Duteau. Of 22oQ -Four
tesnth axenue south returned to hiH
home last night he found that bic
yuunn wife had sioped with the star
boarder The hnurs wis stripped
and not esen the prpfertial message,
gone with q handHotusf man. was
loft TO tell the tale ~ the eioFepcnt
and Detectives Hubbard aud Free
man were detailed on the ease. ~
Yet there ia not the siiahtsnt clue 10
the Whereabouts OF the missing
couple.
Lawrence Moore. better known ~
Lawrence Day, 10 named by the ifaie
hufhana AZ the star baaraef who
iured his wife away from her hone.
bay In 90 years af age, slightly rfnY
and little bald. Mr.. Dutenu alhsi
told the police that the eiopsr walked
lame because Of hunionH on HE feet.
The woman IL a years of ass and u
reported 60 BE- good ioohius.
The attentions Of Day 10 hfH
,Buteau have been noticeable fot
home time aud n short time HEo the
husband called the attention ~ two
.Iuliae detectives IA the matter,
Last night when he arrived ~ the
house he found that everything Of
value had been taken by the eioperH
and there was no trace 81 the run
swayH. lie Immediately Notified the
police. but there seems 20 be nttle
chance OF finding "a clue 10 the
Wherenho Of the missing couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Against the
Boycott Bill

THAT the boycott hill nov pending
In the legislature at Olympia is a
eunninsiy devised piece % ieEislatl
Intended 10 rob organised labor OF
one Of it, strongest safeguards H. the
belief of the trades uniona Of Seattle
At the last meeting al the Western
Central Labor unleu the following
resolutions were passed condemnlns
the proposed law ana asking the
kins county delegation 60 assist In
defeating 81
whssvas rhsrs ls naw psnains before
the tsxtsizsaTe ~ the state - INFLAMMATION
esttsiA tili eattti-d-
Al at q isnns tefeestsns saa mai
ina seHas r,isiemrsnaf. and rfotidias
tsnsltt for ths satire
Aei ~esfsa. Fhs lsasistsas ~ saia hsi
y teesff @ biafk -ilstins sw canuiasts
trAea 9Th ths sesmia4 tntrat u ssrufins
the sutsaFt. -. AZ isast. - rs.esnslns me
ut'fsositisn % crNAnited iatus 60 tho suain
lsssisisal that % mskinx the aoyeau un,
whesess ~ ssssast wAsa smu,e,sa
nithaat Niaisars 80 inttniaAtips. h4s h-ca
hsid ~ ~ ecufts q ne STATE ~ Washl
ustsn ani q aiheF states - - lawfttl snt
eithia re eonssitnstersi fishts - thsss
difei ts's That ms,easi e sAia theif snis !.
Where's ne sasetneui II ,hs st-svs sa.
rtied ttii eruld he an an0affahfsa AID
tAAiAsisssH tAfW NtMt@A At sf4aniHUdt lafssfs
trnttAk = etNssh a ~ festr~inins u IN the
u-s q TIE ani, ~sais.n tas iaws % The
stats hsvs allowed u ~ IL rrvssstian Ana
foF the tsttsfmsnt " tts euaditien nsnisiy
tafeeft - nufsl sdssiaa asld uu,it fars
thsfufaFs dsrfiss ne ussHihrrs q aFsaniss4
istef - ne fisht e fsee spsseh ana e.
rfessiua "a etiuian a. guaranteed 20 an
sisisses y ~ state eaa n4sienal ssnssisa#
tiuni anst
wAsssas rA@ saaeuasas - sash lac
~aad tkge~ ~ eaFsiax nssa q M stats
"a kfsat uaa fFfttF ~ ~hasH Fefslvs theif
ittue sarra unlE - iss<efas u ihalr ad5sfI
hind enafts thftsist ufxAntsstiuns - tts
nsFfsf AZ ths tfrFt tfaata aat taIifaiiss.t
ntatsaHssfsaa. althuQt 49, ss.ssfhir 80 e
ettaintaE fastife an1 aas esIlurslisatias he
thate tahais thefsfafe. = Il
Resolved ~ m Ne4feFs rsatral fsstse
uisian - thr siiy q asattte. ferfsssntias
ttse ~aahinameu, cittssas 81 Ia state -
Wa4hsaszee in regular s-essan aa@misshistt
that - a. hesvtf susaasula Ia unquaitasA
a. car teilsf that ths sans uas csi1.sissA
AFalHs organised talssF II fks ssss ss.r.as
~ 49, - shirh hss tssa at.hsit - cas-
ca'afts aai % utaat stFssunsAsif fFatsst
against thr sesetnlsht 81 ssta tiii snts 49,
and - q further
Rssasx~si. That c,Iriss u tee.s fpsaiutiests
- @eat. un3sf seal u the Westsrn CsatfNt
t.aha< eniua and ths =zsazspfes % the 81
esEe th~s~@f. u scr Representatives IN M
ieslslatafs - ~ stats - Wastinstalt suh
the feaslesf that theF 49, al hoitafatls
sfssftr - defeat ths aeess sntitist elit -
Az satstitats tasFsta ihtsasisa b sasaf
AM So issiflaiiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
FRANCHISES
VALUABLE

THAT street ear franchises simlief
To those which have been granted to
the Seattle Electric Company for the
past two years are worth money. aud
big money at that. Was made plain
at the meeting % the council cons
nittee on streets yesterday after
noon.
heretofore the Seattle Electric
Company has hesn Swing no bonus
whatever Tot franchises and pays a
percentage OF It's Kfusn earnings that
barely comes within the charter ptnr
vision.
Yesterday afternoon the North se :
attic property owners backing the
proposed Second avenue rrstade
formally offered to pay as much a.
tit.oeo fof street car franchise on
that thoroushfare after u is re.
graded.
The scheme 20 secure a street car
franchise on Second avenue orig
mated from a discussion among the
interested property owners Of ways
and means OF making up a deficit
Of $4,000 between the cnst ~ the I'm
preysment and the limit Of assess
nent against the abuttins property.
A number OF the property owners
agreed 10 form a company which
Will offer the bonus named above for
the franchise. provided the bonus II
applied Co the Second avenue re-
grade Improvement,
No action was taken IA the matter
because ~ the absence ~ Council
men nlnehart Of the sixth and
Cfichton 81 the Eighth ward, These
wards arc the ones the nust deeply
Interested In the proposed Improve
ment and further hearing oa the
matter was continued until tomorrow
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Opposition on
BrenlerfiOn Rum

once more there IL competition ON
the Seattle. itfemsrton run. The
steamer Reliance. owned by Moe
Brothers, has been put ON the tun
In opposition 60 the steamers isort
orchard, Athlen and Inland Flyer Of
the Port Orchard Route, u IL now
fumorsd that the city Of Aberdeen
10 also 10 take tho run.
A. yet there has been no cut In
passenger OF freight rates The RE
liance 10 taking the place OF the Lady
Of the Lake. which was Was re-
Gently Withdrawn from the Seattle,
Chico aud Port Washington run ~
operate aH ferry 10 West Seattle.
The Reliance makes one trip each
afternoon To itfvmerton. beside COW
erinE the former points Of call Of the
Lady Of the Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
rlrvAron Munr oo

Protests against the proposed ord
nance 10 remove sidewalk elevators
were heard 1T the meeting Of the
council COMMITTEES on streets yester-
day afternoon. q, A, fiddnek Of the
ildnich hehH company nfocern "a
the ttoeton block. was the ifoal In
fused 60 agree a. indemnify the city
aaainst damage suits on account OF
the elevator the committee over
ruled his objections and unanlnulla.
~ endorsed the proposed ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
prMAnpa pAMAous

A. A. Mratnw h suing Mrs. ehr-
rio Phelps Tor thato IN Judge CRIT
nn'r department " the superior ecu n
to-day, on grounds OF false inpfiaan
mvnt The pihlniin nllcgea that hf
was held IN iaii ~ houfa an the
charge Of having hroien into the de-
fendants barn. The charge. the
complaint states, was most uniuntiy
and malieiouhly preferred, and ne
unfnunded that Mrs. Phelps I'D not
appear Ia the Justices court "a pfoa-
rfufe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
LOCAL THEATERS


m.dfouH iNfatrf
The attraction at the Madison
thaates Tor the week starting Mon
day March J. viii be MRcksyn med
etn vaudeville company, They eefns
direct ffom an EAsgern vaudeville
suad houses The following we'll
known vaudeville carts afe featured
IN the company Aackey a cruls.
4 haiesair dealers IN comic and ssrI-
QUE goods. Josie Gordon, California
saahfstte. IA stnEinx ana dancing
speciaitirH, ifaKan q Erroil. IN orig.
mai laughing ideas. and the NarNess
bros. Eynnaais There will be tso
performances daily.
AIMS Held
Petite and Wtnsofne Anna Held
viii make her frat iecai bow IN her
musical success. The Little Ouch
eHA. at the Grand sunday evening
and Monday afternoon and niaht
The piece II the iafnt WORK OF these
Old eoiiahoFatoFH Mrrsrn Reginald
lie kovsn and Harry "a smith. and
Nas expressly constructed for the
purpose Of affarding ths public a lot
OF fun Pretty music. amusing spi-
10 accomplish this better than an
Seattle rhsstsr
Harry corsan Clarke returns TO
tbs Seattle theatsr next week Ia
Why smith Left Home In this
piece NJ. CLARK appears ~ the .eouk
lady" fir has been very successful
in the part.
scoFiantoaS viii be tho hiii FOR the
balance of the week az the Seattle.
Jsssis Shirley Coming
The Man from M~sfco- has been
at the Third Avenue theater this
week. ard viii te she tsatin~e bilf
tomorrow. Jessie shirley upens at
The house next Sunday with a mat
snes. when she wtll produce the
comedy msipdfnmn. In the Hands
nf the Ensmy- The last half %
the week. -ittns sifass Of Old Ken
lucky viii be the bill
aa44asss-
Go 10 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
DABNEY &
W00DH0USE

4is Pike Street.
Phone John PSI. independent iiae.

A special meeting OF the ntotlthnid-
era Of the RHODES MINING cont
pANN will be held az $50 O'Clock
y. NJ on Monday. March q 1903. nj
80 Burke building.
The question Of selling, LEASING
bonding or making trust deed fAf
the purpose OF selling tho minina
flainh owned ~ tue company stu
4iad IN AlnalSn, to John w. Nnsan a.
other parties VIII be ennplaerci -
acted upon also whafhcf or not -
company shah raise or updertntls -.
raine any additional money, viii III
disellsAed, considered aud acted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Rev {. 4 Mckinley viii preaeh NJ
the free Methodist church. corner
Pine and Terry stf~sin. this evening.
closing the series - revival services
that have hsen IN progress for some
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
FOR FAMINE
SUFFERERS

An entertainment far the benefit
OF the famine sufferers In Finland
Will be given temoffow evening VA
the swedish club hall BY the tive
scandinavian olood remplat lodses,
North star and Baltic, Follewins
u the prokfan,
SONG Vert t.and" ,,.sssst. Audience
Address II Welcome .isstssststsstt
...... Editor MAEnus TufnhlAd
sQng--~f adfeneslandet fsstssss &C..
Swedish cub Mails Choir
Meditation :. Misa Augusta ttoHeieat
Vocal solo-'-ffhe Land Across the
SEA- ........ Miss Minnie AaEnuron
Mandolin solo MtAe Agnes Hyiand
SONS ~soiat rfysNasson ...s ..i....
....s5s NoFmendes singing society
Piano and violin duet, s.s.sss.s ..,s,.
Misses hNaiin aud penaida Lund-
brfF.
Address Hon. OeoFsv r, cotteriii
TENOR sole-s'rhe trmiueks -t.sts.,
..-.stsstsss.ss,.ts.s IL y Sethef
Cotnic retlcai ,s,t... sNhrtH tolsVn
Sonkas Suontia" s4a..st.ss. sssssssss
.........4 swedish club Male choir
vocal sole starvation ss,s....,..
....4..ss.... Miss Minnie Aaknuson
Remarks ssstts sisfcHiaent
Sons "strldshon" .s..t.sss.. ..s,.s, .
-. Normenienes Singing Society
ltnaie--e America ..sssss. Audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

plenty q peanuts. worth ses -,
after .. IL pound.
lib. package II cudshy px,.,s.
washing Powder. regularly g. y
ter 9. for t0c.
Large packages q Tsost-....
value b.. after &. : for e.
Boys Knee Paus. ases 4, "a
years. value &c. for IS.
Boys Outing Flannel ard Pc
Gale Waists and niouses. sss / !.
II years. price ztcl after 4. at,k
Mems Fine vici KID ta-@.
House Slippers. value szs, ~
9. at 100
women's One Strap Rardsis =.
dium heels. value fi.eo. afts IA
&c.
Fancy Granite Waist efln =
sky. gray, green. Old rose. 10 sas
ify. &c.
No. ! sun Pearl Top ckim.e
after G e each.
Plain white Porcelain Brz>
Plates. after 6 at g. each.
Polished Glass Tufnblers, al
9. zc each. Only 9 TO a buyer.
Decorated Cups and Saucer: 4
ter 8. Sc each. Only G cups ~
sauccrn 10 q buyer.
itc letter Pads sizes. g
Calling Cards with enveiopes 4
match. lie.
Blue BLACK Ink. ioc sire. fo< 4
After s We viii sell 70 ~
ruled sc Note Paper at fse . ~
Women's Long White E1rru
made u good quality nnuuifn ~
somewhat saiied. regular vaine =
Ttc and eee. special. after & =
Chiidfenis Muslin Gowns. -
slEes only. regular value 51r ri
CSC. special. after 6. $50.
Women's Corset Covers. h~1<
sizes. values i2sc. i6c as 4
special. after 9. 7nc.
Women's Muslin Dsawefa N
hemstiiehed rurfie u canstri4 ~
Ne nc. special after q lsc
Infants Long Dresses. mx1e 4
good quality. soft finEsh canh<x
regular value SIC. special, ar {
sfc.
Chsldren.s crseperr. nsst 4
Bingham. eosers brown and ~
regular value &c. special. sfs< 4
isc.
Regular &c line q ccstas Pa.
neiette and bingham yaIez4 It
s5c.
n.So Black and coiered n<re~-
iEed Waists. At sc.
The New Elite Pefficosis ri
adjustable yoke. worth tn II
Sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
FINE AND IMPRISONMENT

Henry Henkie, nnloenkeepef.
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF re-
ceiNins stolen property. and WIS sen-
ianc~1 70 90 days In Jail and fined
500 In the superior court. yesterday
afternoon On account u Henkiea
iii-health, the lail sentence Nas sus-
pended. and he was ordered 20 re-.
port 10 the ceurt every se days until
thte expiration 81 his sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
foR SWEET cHARlIY

Al the Hsnion Hill clubhouse last
night. the Ladies' Hebrew BsneVo-
lent society gave their annual enter
tainmept for the purpose Of raising
funds To devote 60 charity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
How a Great Fortune
Was Made

A. an example hos fortunes are
sometimes made. Il may - said that
Henry Asrh % San Francisco invsst-
ed tsea In twenty acres u OF lands
Ia Kern County. California, which
he subsequently, sold for tino.o1.
Thfs same opportunity exists IN the
new OH fields % Alaska So invest
cd In ave acres q the Alaska on
Land cafnpany's lands. may make
you Independently rieh.
M stock Tor sale. emily the land
Itself For further particulars call
and examine the MAPS q the com
pAnys
No. III xcw vosk Heck. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Companies u and u, First infan-
Try, and Company u Of the signal
Corps Of the National Guard 81
Washington viii Eive a battalian
driii. 10 be followed by n bail. a. the
Armofy. tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
AGED COUPLE MARRIED.

Jorken AAndAhi. AGED IL. and Rer-
tina Chfistisnson. aged IS, we're mar
rsed by Superior Judge Grimm Yes
terday afternoon Both are Nor
wexians The couple left lmme-
diately after the marriage service
for Green Lake. whsre they viii
spend their honeymoon and make
their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
PROPERTY onANogs HANDS

Two sesfse feet lots on the west
aide II Fourth avenue. between Pike
and Inien streets. were sold for
y2e.a0e each. yesterday The sale
was made by Daniel Jones' a Co. Tor
Mrs. Mary J. Wright. One lot was
purchased By J. &. Dutten. a real es-
tate broker. and the other by John
Nj. fftnk. president OF the Washing
ton Iran Wafk4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Horace A. Dunbar. manager Of the
Rainier Grand hotel. viii arrive IN
Seattle sunday night SIR. Dunbar
has been on a business trip TO chi
caEo aud 10 his old home IN Gin.
clanati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

upon. The stockholders win transact
all other business which may be
brought before H.
ny ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
Oleott Payne. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Dr.. Williams. ophthaimoloEis, and
Optieian. has the latest and only alb
ISOLATE correct method Of fittinF
glasses and treating the eyes. -
Arcade building. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

All members q Seattle Aerie No.
I. are requested % be present al the
next session % the aefis on sunday,
March lst. 1893. 90 consider the Sc
leetion Of site for . building. ny
order Of Irving Ward. w. r. Attest
Prank Iowd. w. a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
After Six

=
IN inch oak and Cherry Pef-
there and Lace Curtain Poles. with
out trimmings. from 20 feet
long. regular price &c each. special
after 4. tuo Tor 6.
A limited number 70 each Gus
toner.
-Four dozen window Shades
slightly koiled, nize asf feet, AL the
same eni0r. value al 1se eneh
Will. they last. after 6. az iic each
zs-gneh Meferftxed and striped
Tapestry squares. suitable for sofa
cushion covers of chair seats, val
us Al -. special after g. 49, each
jet Head Pins. assorted sizes on
large fancy cubes. regular price 10
Der cube. after 6. only e. per cute
KID covered Hair Curriers'. DOR
en IL bunch, regular prices accord
ing 60 sizes. 6e. TIE. TO- and itc
per bunch. after {. choice tc per
bunch.
Chinese Handy Ironing Wax.
quality guaranteed. regular price
s. per stick. after 9. only ie per
stick
wire Hair Pins. very bcrt quail
~ AHAtAFAf1 HlAHa III w. 1.sta
straight and cftIapsd. regular price
s per box after 6. z boxes for r
Tubular Nhor f.aees, metal tip@
ped. 90 lengths. regular value =
per pair. after &. r. per pair.
Extra heavy Siekei Plated
shears with brass riFeta. :. and =
inch. regular prize &c each. after
{. choice Sc
Seal AMI walrun Leather Chate-
tAius Bags. extra well made, al
uaya rald at ste each. sale price
after q Only o. earh.
aaid Chased Hand ftinsa. all
aite.. regularly worth ti.oo each
after 6. choice &c
Scarf Pins, splendid nAsoft.
naena all nsN designs. regular
price 10 each. after Z. choice Toe.
An elegant line a Cur tAnks.
regularly from Sc up 60 ueq per
Pair. after 4. choice sec,
400 Aii-Wnal Shoulder Fhaxis
siHe zs,1t inches. Ia neat checks
ard eaiid coiorn. after Saturday.
for &c
fsst Plush Shoulder capes, braid
aud tsf trimmed. Thii.et fur edged
saturday. after 6. only sac.
Hafay Day Hats for Ladies' and
e'hiiiren. AZ tsc each
A few shapes IN eplors 20 b. sold
after 8. ~ IS each.
Cream pamaak. 81 inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
oonainlNn rAvonrn

The police will not interfere with
the operation of the Peoples thratsf,
new conducted ON the Temperance"
plan, until after the decision OF the
case akainst 4, J, ceHsieitne the pre-
nfseter. In decided On appeal 80 the
superior court The second ease
against considine will not be tried
IA the police court until after the
nfst case has been finally decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Will sPEAK SUNDAY II:

Col. seheiski. the noted Polish lee
tureF. VIII occupy the pulpit of the
battery street Methodist Episcopal
church. next SUNDAY mofuing and
eNenfng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
some SATURDAY
Grocery Bargains

Nov that We are s.i,,..
:" at Dry Good. p,Isss, :, -, -
good reason 10 know th.t ~
mafehs Is more popular thss =.
Fresh Home Smoked Ba,..
one guaranteed trust o..
pound. our price. 6aturtss
Pearl Barley. & pounds sor :.
Navel Oranges. dozen =
Table Syrup h-ghilon can =
Graham Flour. io-pound -.
.fsizsss' +sft.-st..--.s-.'tk ii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
SUES rHs CRY

Leonard Cooper, minor by hts
guardian, l. Hooper. has fileA a claim
against the city fur tsaao damages
for personal Injuries ailssed to have
been sustained by falling on the
sidewalk NJ Eighth avenue and
Marion street Tn. distance 10 the
ground Il 10 feet. and the complaint
states that the city has failed "a pro
Vide safe rallings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Hair cutting, Is cents. ahrews
bury'n. Iit resler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
En-. As,sn,,on,

The ladies musical. 10 be given
Thursday night. Feb. "a. has hesn In
definitely postponed. ON annouet of
sickness 81 Brother Powell There
will be the usaai bushes. ufxettns.
's W, " nfcf.t. T. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

After the clock strikes Sis toner.
'ow evening. until the closing Of the
tore, these bargains will DO on sale
assorted patterns. worth asc. after
8. a yard. ise.
Cotton Towels. sire IKE inches.
plain white and fringed. worth
3ise' after 6. each. &C..
Outing FiHnneis, good assert
ment u STYLES in either light or
dark. worth C. after 6. a yard. B..
fofcnier 70 inches vide. good
wrapper stYisa. worth ioc: after 6.
a yard. &C.
A broken tine u Aen's.Biue Den
i'm osrraiis. at. pair. z5c
Mems Fleece Lined undefahifta
ana Df4werf. after q. a garment,
I 2se.
women'a Fast Black Wool Hose.
double toe and heels. very best &c
quality after Z. ise.
Limited. three pairs 10 customer
Laundry BasF. made from the
very finest quality Turkish tawei-
ing, large sixs. worth regularly
81 = each. sale price. after g. tse
each
c. a l. Bath soap. extra larK.
cakes, regularly I've cake. after 8.
: eates Tor ioe
ivory I-iati. Val. IAees and
Z Imitation Duchess. from 90
~ inches vide. very pretty
desifns with me net top
and heavy scaiiqDed edges.
that villa stand washing worth W
% sac yard. sale price. after 8.
Tho yard
Fancy caioret Striped and Fig
ufed Ribbons. fram 4 10 9 inches
wide. warranted all pure silk. new
bfiEht coiers. for neck and hair
boss. very ha<st quality. worth up
= tac yard. sale Srice. after {,
itr per yard.
white Pearl Buttons superior
| quality. Z and hole. medium pizes.
suitable for dfess trimmings and
shirt WAisiH. worth regularly TIC
daren. d0Hen on card. sale price.
after 9. - per card.
About 80 boxes G a l. Pine Tel
let SOAP. J cakes In boz. regularly
sc boa after {. lie box.
800 boxes e a l.. Fine Toilet
soap. , cakes in hon. regularly Toe
box. after 6. 8 box
About geo cakes Of Shaving Soap.
G. a 4. price was Dc cake. after 6.
! cakes for he.
Ladies Pine silk WARP Gloria
Umbrellas. regular price Tia. at
ter 9. Sac zach
The hon Manehe famous Peanut
Brittle Candy. fresh and crisp with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Dr. KIsss has resumed practice,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
THE MARKETS

Eggs are coming into the market
In considerable quantities. Thia
morning fresh ranch eaxz are sell
ina At = and &c. live chickens are
beginning 10 arrive.
Rhuharh = temporarily Hcarcr
selling at izasc Scr pound to-day.
Two carloads a Wenatehee apples
arrived last night.
WHOLESALE PRICES
ersa-> Ftsss. srs 70 suy hssss IA ss.s.
titiesl ffttss "a snail perxtasss AssfAxs
~ psr esat hlxAsrJ
Provisions
r~~sh Mzat-cs~ tesf ~ pes ~. .ts-f
s s.sf =. e ~. y ssis... = - M ~ pSsa
iThs. s2lliss. f.ssA. tEsse.
Vegetables
Hust1Hk f-stata<s rattse ffeat4 r~r
20. lsAlisss... suisse - a.. s.sss rs,a-
SsFsnir-. d > l,es. i~stas=. kssksass o. %
bas<i California srern seaa ftses fhatAro,
o,ilss. i.Ns eaaiingesr. q 80 y tos.s
e.heass . = ct. eaieus sosutiso c~ss
Green Fruit. Etc.
yns ~ ~ fsss,' d sc g. % sss.
saas 81 fzn 81 - psr tslnets eFsnsse. " 90
% - - sraahsrsiss. 81 80 u o. rsr
bAli EranS u4it- i-Ht-eA1 f<f -
Better. Cheese. Esas. Poultry
uatfsF - washington erwameffss. a..
Eastern. G1GAws fanoh. toe 80.
E4xs~trsst Fanca. ~. taexan. zi0 -.
ch<<ss--N3ftvs Wsrntssfaa fait rFsanf
fog. Eastsfn tt9tes trssEsn ia4 ier. liza
tuFxeF t1Tifz5 bftfs fetazt fs4fea
FoaifFs--f4ss-ra turs-Fs. ta4-tei he's.
ftsifc i've ducks. lie. live geese lie
ere&s@A fse
Hsy. Grain ard Feed
os1a 80 % per loo. hafles. teas yer
tea. shs&t. tx1 % psr tqa. eher. ys1 eeH
- - p>F teas hFas. tfs.oe per ten. al rska,
- - p~r tan, Puget ss&nl ttrsethy hay.
3is er9It % p-r ten. Eastsru W-3finxtsn
tisuetht. S1~efie tani slfeifa. tiso rsr
ira Essssrn Wsrhinftan eiassrs fisoo Ier
tsas sssst haE. sf.ro 80 ton-
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
rrn>s- triess srs far xseds teilve~; a
r.iireea frsasht s~bess q "a ths &ees
IN thAs ettst.
Nay and Grain
Puget sozsnd Fir,otAs nay. 81 assGsf1 10
rsr tea. Pastors we.hinxtpn timoth1
oid. % per ton. Eastern Warhfextoa el1ess
elkno par tea. alfalfa. sts - 81 saHi cats
80 % per ten tafiar. ia - psr toe.
~h<sf "a - per tan. tfsas fife rss 80.
shorts AZ 90. misdiiuss. - aoe sApo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
A SNAP
YOUR
COAL BILL
CUT
HALF IN TWO

by using the well known Charter
oak Range. for sale only at the hig
furniture and stove house OF