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Miscellaneous Sewing Table
 and Toilet Notions.

Kirby Beard'S Crimped InVlsl0Is
 Hair Pins-2c. Kirby Boards Hair Pins in paper
 Wrappers-3c. Big cabinet of assorted and Crimped
 Hair Pins-4c. Collar Buttons, short and long post
 Sc. dog. 7c. Pin Cubes, jet, white and as-
 sorted, for-4c. Simmons Waist Lengthener-Sc. to 9-inch Shears, full nickel-plated. regular 25c. kind, for-17c. pair. Kleinert's Hook-On Hose Supporters, black white, pink and blue,
 tor-9c. pair. Frill Elastic Web Hose Supporters. black, white, pink and blue,
 25c. kind, for-10c. pair. Warmers Corset steels, 4 and shook, white and gray, for--6c. pair. Kid Curriers', to 5-inch. extra fine
 quality-5c. dozen. 5-4 Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces, ex- tra quality-4c.- dozen. GA Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces--6c dog. Thimbles, 1c., 2c., 3c.--5c. each. Extra quality Tailor's 60-inch Tare Measure, double stitched-3c. Shoe Buttons, F dog. for-4c. 6-yard piece Featherstitched Braid, assorted patterns-3c. piece. Tracing Wheels, single and double,
 Sc. each.
 Curling Irons-3c. each. Highly polished Stocking Darners, light mottled--4c. each. 200 Count Neuss Cubes, 200 count, all
 styles-9c. Cube. Fine White Pearl Buttons, ? and holes, all sizes, dog for-4c. Extra fine White Pearl Buttons 3 and holes, all sizes, 2 dog. for-8c. Embroidered Initials 3 dog. for-3c. Pear shape Emeries-3c.
 Sewing Wax-2c
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Our Standard Columbia Shield Anti septic, washable in regular, full dress and shirt waist. This shield has a reputation second to none on sale today-to be
 sold as follows during
 tte Notion Sale: Nos. 1, and 3, regular 15, 19 and 25c
 pair for-12 1-2c pair. Nos. 4 and 5, regular price, 29 and 33c. for-19c pair. Complete lines of the new s. H. & II. Dress Shields, Omo, Featherweight, Amoline and Olympia and
 other well known makes,
 at low prices.
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Apron Patterns
 A Bargain.

Prettily bordered white Apron Patterns full yard and threequarters in each only 15cts Thursday.
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tAOARS tV SVA 0W0y ~A
 Standard Linings Too, All Underpriced In This Sale. 3ect English Moreen, colors and black and white,
 29cts a Yard in the sale. 3ect Coolie Silk, colors and black and white, 32cts a Yard in the sale. 25ct Silk finish Perca- line, coiors and bla ok and white,
 19cts a Yard in the sale. 2Oct Scintilla Lining, colors and black and white,
 17cts a Yard in the sale. 15ct Percaline, colors and black and white. 121-2c Yard in the sale. 121-2ct Percaline, col orS and black and white, Sets a Yard in the sale. 10ct Percaline, colors and black and white,
 Sets a Yard in the sale. 15c Hairette Facing, warranted shrunk, colors and black and white. 121-2c a Yard in the sale 18ct Standwater Facing warranted shrunk, colors and black and white, l4cts a Yard in the sale. 121-2ct Op a les cent Lining, colors and black and white,
 Gets a Yard in the sale. Set Cambric, colors and black and white,
 Acts a Yard in the sale.
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Tapes.

S-yard rolls Twill Tape-1c. Award rolls English Twill Tape-3c. 6 pieces Bunch India Tape, for-5c. 1O-yard superfine English Tape up to
 5-8 inch-6c. piece. Best quality Dutch Linen Tapes, all
 widths-3c. roll. Bias Seam Tape, all widths-Sc. piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
SOCIAL
D0lINGS

TIE Eiieman club mes yesterday
aftesnooh for lgs regular meetinE In
the club rooms Mr. James Campbell
Rad 4 paper en- The Conquest q
Egypt and Mrs. q. W Gillette rad
an article on =T'hehrs=
Two interesting papers are 10 b.
given At the meeting Of the woman'a
Century club this Afternoon. Mrs.
Mery Barrett Hssan ard Mrs. J. q.
Isnetasen VIII deal with -Aussftean
Ar Schools" and . eeatrm pAFafy
American Artists
schamana QaIntette cub viii give
a concert Tonight at christsnsen.a
hall II y e.reeted TO b. very en-
t~rtaininx affstr.
The advanced puplls Of Harla NJ
sloan gives q recital this evening at
the United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. n. j. Carter and Mrs E H
Cute ars spending a few days ln
Oi, Faris.
Miss Bennett and Miss TSsmhle q
luchmond. Ky. are spendlnK q few
weeks with Mrs. r. 5. MeCord. isos
Seventeenth avenue.
Miss Mary Reher is WISHING frisnds
In san Francisco.
TIE Baehslers' club gave a pretty
dancing party Wednesday evening at
thear headquarters Many Haeats
were present who thoroughly enjoy
ed the evening.
The Benedlets' Dancing club gave
q party Tuesday evening IN the Rem
ton Hlli club heuze. II wAs a very
jolly affair.
The Council Of tewish wom.a held
thstr regular monthly meeting yes-
tersias In the Temple De Hirseh
An address Was given by u'r. Mat
thsws. Mrs I1oyd Jaaer rendered q
vocal solo Accompanied fsy Nis- Weir
at che piano and Miss Martha Weir
violin oblisato. A large number Was
presrnf
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kyer src now
At bone 10 their friends In their own
residences. Ne. sis Boysston avenue
north
A dADcins ssrty yax ssven lass
night At the Blackwell by the guests
% the houss
Mrxs N. connsii left last night for
spokane where She viii SPEND few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. pinnAn.
Mira Samuel Hill accompanied by
her two ckii1ren. left for 1t. Paul
yesterday. After . short stay IN 81
Paul she will proceed to New rork.
where abe viii embark for Europe
She vii spend the summer touring
Italy and Germany.
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William Fcffcriy, an
Unnatural Step
Father, Sem
fcuceS ny
Court

William rettrriy. recently convict
cd Of having cfiminaiiy assaulted his
~ Yeaf-old step-daughtcr, Matte
Sloan. was sentenced C. rs years Ia
the pcnitvntiary by Superior Judge
Griffin this morning. fcttsrly'e Ap-
peal bond WAS fixed At tAoVo.
When the ceuft asked him ~hethcr
there was anyreaaon why he should
NOT be sentenced, Fetteriy steod in
suiien silence aud refused 60 an
sWer After the sentence had been
pronounced fcttcriya sister. who
sat neat him In the courtroom dur
tng the trial and who insists that he
II not guilty af the urins. burst intn
tears and rushed from the room
The expression on Eetteriy'H face
was one ~ disfuay tfntil to-day he
has always treated the matter a. a
Joke and has laughed and talked
with his friends about a. This mprn-
lnE he seemed "a rvaiisr. not the
enofmity Of his crime. but It, con
sequences. lie WINGED when the
Judge said % years at hard labor.
IL II snid that tettefty has not
worked steadily Tor years and that
HE wife has worn her fingers 20 the
bone IN the support Of the family
fwtteriy rec~ntiN confessed a crime
similar 70 the one of which he has
been convicted. In the other case
the Yeunz Hifi. 10 avoid notorietY. re-
fused 60 prosecute hint
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REV. JAMES THOMSON
TO LEAVE SEATTLE

At a Congregational meeting q the
t-ane Street Freshly terrain church last
night. the pastor, NcF. James Tasfn-
son. rendered his frstEnation. Ia or.
der thai he might aceept a call 10
the First hfesty tefisn church %
skAaway. The resignation NRs ac-
ccpted
MI T9oulsan has been la charge
% the lane street church Tor three
years. ne fariety has pFaapefed
greatly under HE rsstarate. and his
congregation regrets 10 part with
him. We viii sail for skaxway on
March n
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PACKING c0MPANY
WILL REORGANIZE

The Pacific Packing ana Nasira-
tion Company. which went into the
ha ads % receivers last week, viii be
reasEanined with a capitalization OF
a taout half the present amount, which
10 SIS. 900. CO.. capitalization was
said 10 be the cause of The corpora
tons financial difficulty tts husis
ness has been extremely rfeftiaple,
but not HnffieientiY 80 TO BAY dtst'
dends on itn enormous capital
The business % the company L 80.
fnf ga under the general tifeattan of
the receivers. and there VII Be no
cessation Il IL operations anywhere,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
ALL DANCER FROM
PLAGUE rs PAST

Al danger 81 the bubonis plague
spreading from Nan FrRnCisea to Ne
81 tie ~ over, according 10 Or. }, u.
1oath. who has lust returned from
the California cifr. pf booth was
asir9ated hy the Seattle board "
health 60 make an Investigation 81
tiis plague Ia San Franeisro while
or visit a. that city.
Ina lengthy report To be submitted
90 the board ~ health and the city
sssunrii Dr. Booth states that the dis.
ease has hcun completely stamped
asft. Continuing. he deals at length
with the appearance and the nature
Of the plague la California
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TO ASK BIDS FOR
TRANSPORTATION

Mai bingham viii today call suf
bids Tor the transportation frs,m
either Seattle or raeema 20 9oysan.
nisnt troops and supplies to Alas Ma
during the season 81 1905.
The government has announced Us
intention u Increasing its military
fofrsa NJ cash % ita sia forta in the
north. A. consequence the cone
tract viii be lafHer and more impor-
taat than IA past years.
The bids viii be opened April 1.
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VIII Now worrhIp Together

The pastor and members Of the
North Seattle baptist church viii Tor
q tine share their church building
with the members Of the hettSrr
street N. - church. whose building
was recently Quilted ~ firc, This Of
Ter OF the North seattle liAptiatH
Mas gladly accepted BY their Method
let friends.
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AN0THER
coal NINE
H0RR0R

ePRINaFuELp. H. March IA
message received this morning iIum
fsfdtff aHsa ID mine .NpieHlan pes
CURED there nt mitniant hiftesn
men were in the iuinea at the time
Tho bodies IT three II the dead we're
recovered a. y o'rinek this morning
There IL na escape faf the others Hts
eepi by small air shaft.
LATTER Twelve of the imptiHons
ed miners have been rescued, and u
L. believed all viii recover.
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LOCAL THEATERs


The Cowboy and the Lady
The Cowboy and the Lady ~ffi
be the attraction at the Grand neat
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
-Rsspiso the Harvest
The Psddlsr's Claim IL al the
Third Avenue th~at~r this week. The
usual masine. VIII Be given tofnor-
row and sam Morris will entertain
the ladies and children with his
Moses Law.
Rssping the Harvest new
play. viii be the attraction At the
Third Avenue theater commencing
usxt Sunday. and continuing all
week The company and play are
both new 70 Seattle.
Seattle Thssssr
Harry Corson Clarke efii present
a new play to local thca;er goers
NEXT week Engaged written by
W. s. Gilbert. viii be produced.
For the reet OF this week s'0ne
Touch q Nature and The Three
Hats IL the bill. The former IL
presenter a. a curtain raiser.
Madison Thester
The features q the program this
week az the Madison theater are the
'-SH Hewitts In their feafs on the re-
volvsnx globe. Macksy q Croix, pre-
ssnfinF a trexesty on The Lady Of
Lyons and Camille Personi. In the
novelty. the paiama giri. The entire
program II meeting with success.
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yersits ana the local p.Mc.A. I'm
try hanks have not boon sent Ia
fram the eut of town clubs but y
number " outside entries are expect
ed The meet will consist OF a 80 yard
dash. g.mile run. high iump. y sufie
run, role vault. shot put, ismils run
and a mile relay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
ELECTRIC COMPANY
WILL NOT SPRINKLE

The Seattle Electric Company has
MED with The board ~ rshiie
works notice q ga tntsntien - ash
summer TIE fact that ths beard
refused 70 pay FOR the fuiHefahi
street sprtnktinE dnns By the com.
pany last sunmsr l. TIE cause 1t the
fnexs. This eotnpanys bii fuf tsnp
49, Talalzfssst
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the fashionable veil draue for early
spring Near-=aft~f AZ 1ke.
keN cloth Tam OShanf~rs for
girls and misses school wear.
navy. red. black. green and gray.
after G at tsc,
Women's Past Black Cotton
Hose. spllced heel. double
sole, very best &c quality. after
9 iAc pair
4 Iei q regular 7bc wrappers.
after 6 a. 1sc.
Hafnfie Dress Skirts, worth up 20
so. after 9 az ttb0.
Letter Pads. 90 sheets good
writing paper fruisdl. a. 7sSc pad
Thomas Tilue- Black Ink. &
ounce bottles. e.
tLeo bottles HiRby Mueiiago. &c
each
Rect Quality s.inch t'nbreakahIe
DRESSING Combs, fne and coarse
teeth regular price fSe each. after
Z only i6c.
PLATA Mourning Pins. In boxes
very best quality. needle points
regular value SC per box. after 6
&c per box.
a splendid Assortment Of Wire
Hair Pins. beth straight, ana
etlmped. reruiar price lee per box.
after 9 only &c box.
Tracing Wheels. vefSf hest made
regular price Toe each. after q. only
r. each.
Extra Quality Linen Finished
Thfead. used fer serving on but
tons o. sewing carpefs. regular
value toc per spool. after 6, Z
slsoaiH for g. Black only.
Chiidrsn's Muslin Dra wers. made
81 sood quality material. cluster
of three tuckH. sixes 70 years
regular value lee 20 1se. special
after & iec
chiidHea's White Dresses, made
with woke ans trimmed with EN-
hruidsHy and insertion. sizen G
months. ! and years. regular val
ne Sc. ti.xt and ti.so and 81 50 !.
special after 6, tse
Wumen's Corset Covers. perfect
~ plain. large EiScs only. reRular
value lie and Isc. special after G.
&c.
broken line ~ Chlldren's Caps
and Hair Caps. In Rnsurn wool and
silk. regular value si-ss. special
1nftef G he
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L0ASBy DEAD

A O. t.oa#hy, who ean run over BY
a Columbia a Puget Sound freight
train yesterday morning, died az
Providence hospital last evenins HE
injuries resulted la the loas II both
legs. which VIEW hunuthtvd above
the knees The shock proved fatal,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
ST. PATRicKiS DAY

Sc. Patrtcks day. March n. Il 20
Be- observed b. the Ancient Order %
Hthrfulans By solemn mass at the
Church ~ Our Lady af tioad Hupe
followed b. a sermon ~ Father Ma.
honY. In ths evening = musical and
literary enfsftainrnenf j. to be Eiveh
at Ranke hall shea Hon patriek
Henry Winston viii deliver an Ad.
df@aa
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infants' Eidefdown saeev., !.
orr white ana blue. regular ~.
SOC special after {. &c
Neman'E Muslin Gosns 80.
what aailed. regular value H. -.
ciAi after 6 zte W.
Broken line Il sizes Ia fss.a,..
Short and Medium corzets. -.
pink. blue. drab and whlse ~.
from i e = regular saise o..
special after G. &c.
Thin Blown Tumblern. an,
sc each. siz Only 70 buys,
lse stone Milk Pans. after 4.
each.
soc Alarm cIoeks. after 4 a,
each.
Haif-weoi Tarfan IA. Il.
Dress Goods Dept. ise. szsa- &,
Boys Corduroy Pants. IN asss 1
60 ~ yeAfr. regularly sod fsr a.
after {. At &c.
BoyE' Percaie. Bingham sre o..
inE FLANNEL Shirt and nsoa-
Waists. In AL shades ard e1,o-x
aFes I Go IL yesrh. Regularly r.
after 9. At II each.
Electric Silver Plated Teas;ss=s
regular soc per set OF sir. sfsr 4
at 21e a set.
Good Sized Tin Dinner paH. VI.
cup ana separate npartmsnt n
coffee. good value At &c. afisr I
ifc each.
Shelf Paper. IN three dlrefsrI
shades to choose from, regular h
per package after Z. : for 6.
Good Canvas Covered Tei~scn<-s
leather corners. rigeted. god ~.
ed leather handles. linen lined. Il.
inch. regular SIC. after {. liz ea-<
Imitation Alligator Suit cse
brnse lock and side catches. -
aewed leather handles. liner ina
regular tita after 6. Sis ssxk.
Round Rush Shopping Bag ~.
ular sc. asc. Sc each. yuaf eAs,s
after G. I3c each.
80 and 29-inch Meroersret Frs-.
ed French Eateers. regular l~n~
from isc to 1ke yard. SATURDAY q.
ter {. ies4c yard.
Dozen Window ShsGs H1sts
with god Mefiden sprinx. ~ ~
o. brackets. regular price ~
each Saturday after {. for ",
Limited quantity "a each es1ln,-
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FIFTEEN YEARS
IN EACH CASE
Rev. Mack Scott ~
Given Long Term
for DfaboifCaf
Crime

Mack scott sSalored. the minister
Of the Gospel who was recently tried
and convicted If crimlnaiiS assault
ing Mary Ann nsn, child OF ten.
der years aud a member OF his CON
sresataan. was this morninE sen
fenced to 10 YEARS IN the state peui.
Tertiary at hard labor. Judge Grit
I'm Ct the superior court Imposed the
sentence.
Scott made a brief speech protest
ms hts innocence. He was trembling
with excitement and plainly he
traNed hts fear 81 long term at
Maila WRilA. A motion for arrest %
Judgment was argued by judge John
~ Huinphrice. Scott's attorney. and
denied by tbs court before srntenee
was Imposed
In view % the fact that SCOTS
victim died IN the Crlttsudcn home
last week after becoming tho mother
Of q gtrl baby. Judge Griffin's SEN
tenes h mot generally regarded a.
severe. A life term could have heen
given Scott under the Law which
makes the betrayal Of = siri under
the ase % ~ years rspes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
Raaket BAN Teama Tomorrow

The basketball teainh 81 The Ever
EFT and Seattle hiEh schools Will meet
In the v II. g. A gymnasium OF 2
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon Tho
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spanish War Veterans Bali

The spanish American waf setter.
ans Of uscssU "a, rertHon camp. No
". VIII HtNs an ontnrtniumfnt aud
danoe ~ the hail AZ the cafnef ~
Jefferson street ami Twenty first
avenue. March 40,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13

Al over heated staNe la the home
Of 4 a. kantrr. IA South seattle.
started a fire in the building Ysa
tesday afternoon, The firc apparatus
responded q an alarm ana put but
the blaasi The ions was tata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
THIEVES OF rlma

Bareinfs bfoks lato the Main
street o. haallIouss isst niNAt end
carried OF the dock. Wbsthrf setrn
sfaaii boys wished % fssli thsit tfesh.
81 ON tho time 90 the apFatua snf
closing of sehuoi - ehstHsE N
work eas that ~ HHtHiusAa =
question that . paNaisas a. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
ATHLETIC MEET

The fourth annual Western Wash
ingtoa athletic meet viii 10 held On
the University - Washington arm
orr Tonight Contests - unusual an
tsr-st have been arranged T-hr rftn-
cipnt entFirs viii Be- frun she unl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
NEW SCHOONER
TO Be LAUNCHED

Billings viii be launched tomorrow
afternoon ct O'Clock at the ship
yards OF the builders. Hail brof hers,
at Port Biekeiey.
Hail brothers have sent out un-
usually handsome Invitations for the
affair.
Arrangements have been made By
which the steamer Athion will carry
fhoHe desiring 10 attend The launch.
Ing.
fhe win leave this city ~ 2.8o
O'Clock ~ the afternoon. a free bout
has been provided Tor the return trip
from Port Hlakeloy to Seattle leay-
Ing the former place Al ltf3o O'Clock
~ night.
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Record of Mortality

The nunetal OF Mfs Julia baker
will be held from the iinnns8 Wat.
son chapel a. o'eiueh tamhrrnw
MfH iiAksf was the ntspmathef %
County Commissioner Baker aud
died Yrater,iaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-13
BikUR- cH0LUM BALL

Congregation iiihur= choluu viii
etve lis annual fair aud ball sunday
evening at Morris halt on Ninth HN
enue and Nasler way Tho pfeeeedn
OF the entertainment will b. devoted
10 charity.
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After Six

With Wsansr's orohessfs ,e en-
tsrtsir you, snd these special bar
mains TO make buying easy tonors
ross aloht The Bon Marchs viii be
crowded 10 the doors
satin Covered Pin Cushions
ali different shapes and coioFr,
very fneat qualities 10 select from
worth from sc 10 ti1E each. sale
price after q. Is on.
Laundry BaFH. made from the
very finest quHlity Turkish towel
ing. iarsr alse. worth regularly
tilt each; sale price after ., tse
each
A niee 10, 81 womsn's sse En-
broidefy. Hsnstisched and i.aes
Edsp Handksfehisfs. guaranteed
an pure linen. very npens designs
10 ssiset from. fuii Hizs and per-
feet condition. worth regularly .be
each sale price after .. Zoe each.
Remnants. Iaees. NeiilnEs aud
Trimmings. lengths run y 90
yards. this seasons goods. worth
from ishe To sse rcf yard. choice
after 6. -.
Fancy An-Rnk Neck Ribbons.
very neat Persian coiuriBss. guar
hntred All pure silk. fuii ~ inch.
20 wide. worth Sc per yard. after
Fix sses
use f1anneisite Waists all sizes.
fsc
Msreefized sateen psttieoats In
coiofs. neatly made. All siEeN req
uiaf price ~ 80; afier .. ase.
outing Fiannsis. lirht OF dark.
In a variety Of good styles. worth
&C.. after G. a yard. ae
Dress eAtines fins NafineN. In
beautiful designs. mostly dark
grounds. regular price itcs after
e. a yard. Zee.
1fuek Towels. ssse i7eat inches
rod borders ara henatned ends.
worth Zoe. after .. each &c.
White Woo, ftiAnhrtn large i7-t
airs. very me and soft. blue. pink
Or red borders. worth fs.ee. after
9. a pair. ftaf.
At szhe each. Mems roiorsa
Wool osefshirsa. reduced from
fi2t.
A. Tfe each. Boys WooI Sweat
ere. regular price fioo,
New Spring Ready to- Wear
Rhirt~ aiat Hats. just here direct
from thH manufacturer. these are
H. nays and white. black aud white
and castor and white. value se.1k.
sfter & at tiss.
White fslt Walking Hats. worth
q 90 and % aa-fust the hat for
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A leather hat ease containing val
nahie rapefa and Gordon u 90 hat.
Finder pieane leave wtth Kins Bros.
pa First ave. Spring block now on
sale. 80.
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Iapanese Stabbed IN the Leg

X HatnFa. a Japanese. was tahon
10 the Seattle General hospital last
evening suffering from snife
wound Ia the Les. resolved la nEht
The police know nothing Of the
trouble.
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Thurston q HerrIn


II you are In doubt as 10 what "a
buy, take our advice Take our al
wise and buy some Of the foliowin.9
stocks AT present prices ana you viii
make a motif
AlHHla Central Hallway.
Alaska Development.
Fisher Maiden
Mt. Baker and Yale.
Alanta Petroleum ana Coal Com
pany.
East crows Nest Coal ana Coke
Company.
We have special prices on these
and " VIII be 60 your Interest To in
veaurate them at once.
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MARINE NEWS

The steamer Dolphin sailed for the
North this morning at 8 O'Clock. she
carries 10 passengers. most Of whom
are bound for valdez
Among these are Capt. T. u. An
dins. Of the United States army. who
goes 10 assist Capt. urchison. n.
Wareck. United States inspector u
light houses. who Il 20 examine the
recently constructed lighthouse at
Lincoln rock. W. l.. Poole. who viii
build a cannery at Admiralty island:
VI ,. carkeek. the builder of the
lighthouse at Lincoln rock. =. NJ.
Bucklin. well known as the purser
Of the steamer Australia. and Jack
Dalton Of Dalton traiP' fame.
Steamer Queen Will arrive Sunday
morning from San Francisco. She
was compelled 70 put back TO San
Francisco last Sunday night, owing
10 the storm.
Steamer city Of Puebla sails Sun
day morning for San Francisco. She
r. now NJ Vancouver loading freight.
Steamer couernauRh. which arrived
yesterday from San Francisco. II
lying az nnchor today At Charleston.
She r. 10 undergo thorough over
hauling and will be placed on the
Alaska run when the season ouern
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