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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
HAD lad LONGER PRACTICE.
Small Eoy's Distinction Between APP.
petite ard Patriotism,

Gen, Q. Q. Howard occasionally ad.
dresses juvenile patriotic clubs, Al
organization Of this type entertained
the veteran at q sociable ard t.1uer.
little Chap near the general dis
played a good appetite. You eat
well, ny SON said the old soldier.
"Yes, sir" Now. if you love your
dag as We'll as your dinner, you'll
make good pat:iot, Gen. Howard .
eyes beamed on TIE boy. Yes, sir:
but I've boen practicing eating twelve
years and I amt owned a gun but six
tn onths." was the lacon:c reply New
York Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
WE ARE
Purveyors of Real Estate,
Liz M tar{D

Purveyors of Real Estate,
To His Majesty,
The American Citizen"
Transform, Real Estate into Money,
and Money into Real Estate.
Specially fitted to render better ser
vices than others, our efforts are emf
pe1tjy successful.
Leitner & We'll,
113 Main ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
Better Than a Hen.

Customer Gin groceryJ-"Are those
.ggs fresh?"
Cree .rs Boy-"Yes, ma'am. 'Tainr
,een a hour sine laid 'em in that
OK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Mrs II. a. Mccoy is quite SICK
a her home en West Second Acy
Nice turnlsnes room for rent. ap-
Ply at 421 West Fifth West aVenae.
Hazel, the little daughter 4 Nr.
aae, Mrs. Glen Thomas, is very jiI.
For special bargains in carpets,
natt.nes. etc, see Simpson and Webb
Furniture company.
For sale-A good buggy horse.
Apply 20 Louise Smith, corner Louis
an ard Thirteenth avenue.
j. A. Coles ef this city has
tied titicn of voluntary bank
fuptcy in the federal court at Lit
tie Rock.
You can buy anything from the
1AtlNitA W Lilc lJeil III UPON easy pay
rents at Simpson and Webb Furniture
Il company's.
We have just received large
shipment of gasoline stoves. Cali and
see them. Simpson and Webb Furni-
ture company.
For Sae-Fine cabinet grand up
4 f-sht piano; almost new; price reas-
n <2able; VII make terms to suit buy
e.. Nc. 400 Linden setreet.
We buy and sell all kinds of sec
4 onehand goods; also pack and ship
Il furniture, Sidney Helms, 210 West
n Second avenue. Both Phones.
u --Ab, s. Knox has severed his con
n Eection with the Cotton Belt lcod
" ard viii return to work for the l.. O.
u Knox Furniture company June l.
# We nave about 100 advertising
n 1aAS eft aTer from last year that we
III vii close cut at cost. Call on or teI-
lNt phone the Adams Printing company.
IN Ms. f. A. Peck and daughter,
PISS Hazel Peck, will entertain the
81 bachelor Maids next Friday after
sB- -oon a the residence Of Mrs, NJ. w.
sP9t
"a For sale-A Cren.ono viniir: very
&c; been in the family 100 years or
sa 1gan o'e, as lead violin it is second to
SgaSan SgSanone. For information address X
ast2 Graphic
M For sale-Fine cabinet grand
E 1tsTlght piano, almost new; pric
|asf easonable; Will make terms to sui
ASpQyer. No. 402 Linden street
ag he postofice will be closed Mon
SRzuay afternoon Cn account of its being
MI 'ss1 1aNonal Decoration day The car
Faers vii make one trip in the morn
ng and the windows vii be cpen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
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promptly and neatly. Call or tele-
phone W. 5. Beard, Twelfth avenue
ana Safe sueet Old phone, 500.
Want d-TraveIcr either seX
fair education. for smaller towns
Permanent Eriaba- tn1n III 10 50
guaranteed weekly ADDRESS Wrn
stamp. Z. E Fowler Pine BuH. Ara.
For sale-Sjx room residence
with ali modern Improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for quick trade. Apply TO c. L. Cham,
bers. No. 1921 West Third avenue
For Beautiful Lakeside
home. Large yard and plenty OF
shade trees Easy payments may be
arranged SO that they viii amount /
little more than rent Address l.3.
care Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29
Diet Of the Mos|ems.

AL true Aloslems When eating must
begin with salt and fnish with vine
gar If they begin with salt they will
escape the contagiop of seventy dis.
eases. If they finish with vinegar
their worldly prosperity will continue
70 increase. The host is in etiquette
oound 10 be the first 20 start eating
and the last 20 leave off The priests
reeite certain passages of the Koran
before and after lunch and dinner and
also before drinking water at any
~ours Of the dar
The UNDERWOOD typewriter is
used by the U. S. Government.
Over two thousand by the War
and Navy Departments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

-GasoliIe stoves at Simpson and
Web Furniture companys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

The UNDERWOOD typewriter is
the machine you will eventually
buy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Mrs Il. A Mccoy is quite SICK
a. ter home ~ West Second Acy,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Nice turnlsneu room for rent, ap-
Ply at 421 West Fifth West avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

Hazel. the little daughter 4 Mr.
sd Mrs. Clem Thomas, is very Ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-29

For special bargains in carpets,
natt!nes. etc, see Simpson and Webb
Furniture company.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19
LITTLE HAPPEhMGS

L. naYcy. a eolored Pullman car
porter. Was tried before Superior
Judge Hatch today on the charge q
assault with n deadly weapon with
intent 20 do bodily injury. lie tried
To stab Police OFFICER Jack King
when the latter ordered him out %
the Queen City club. a tough resort.
Tho Jury retired Al noon
The steamer Umatilla. % the Pa.
eifie Coast Steamship company. ar.
rived In port this morning with g15
passengers and large cargo Of Cal
iforula fruits and merchandise The
steamer City Of Puehla sailed for
san Francisco THIS morning With
les passengers and a full cargo Of
freight.
Tho steamers Olympia and Shasta.
I. n Gray & Co. sailed from BEL
bingham for san Francisco and Loo
Angeles this morning The shasta
carried nc. 900 feet Of lumber and
Is passengers The Olympic car
ried 700. 900 feet Of lumber and IS
passengers
The steamer Tampico. Of the
Globe Navigation company. sailed
for San Pedro this morning with
a cargo consisting Of box shocks.
lumber. flour and coal
Divorce suits were filed In the
superior court this morning by J..
= Iegg against Zolah LsEE. on sen
sational grounds. and by Mrs. Mary
RApor against Robert Rapcr. on
ground Of desertion and non-sup-
port Mrs +. l. Kalfus also insti-
tuted divorce proceedings against
her husband. J T.. Kalfus. on ground
Of nOn-support
" Lara. owner OF the plat OF
North Seattle. filed suit IN the SUI
perior court this morning 10 pre-
vent the county from collecting
what he claims is exorbitant taxes
on his lands he claima that under
the present methods OF taxation In
the county the owners OF unplatted
land are taxed more fairly than
those who own plated land Lara
alleges that all implanted land In
the vicinity Of his plat. although OF
equal value. IL assessed at a very
much lower figure.
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RELEASED
WRONG MAN

Through what seems 10 have been
been IA careless mistake ca the part
OF the county employees. Jack Nc
Donald. bound over 10 the superior
court ON % charge OF having robbed
aud druRgcd Thomas Lamb IN a Ha=
loon on sixth avenue south. WAS re
louHed yeaierday aud IL now well
out Of the way Of the authorities
TheeKplanation offered Is that they
thought hc Was another prisoner
that should have been released
Matt McGlndc. an uecnmplioe. is
Htill prisoner at the county Jail
Yesterday the police took Thomas
Lamb into custody As represented
hy himself he either had to 60 out
OF the city and obtain employment.
on htarYo until the case came up for
trial. SO the police locked him up.
Mcdonald inquired for the pack be
left AT the police station and. after
he had departed. the police began
"a inquire about Mcdonald aud
found that he had been released hy
mistake. In the meantime be had
been sent 10 Justice Gordons court
Tor his possessions. which were held
there.
A police officer was put on his
track. but Il Is supposed that Nc
Donald got wise to the proposition
and took the brake beam sleeper out
Of the city,
The nherifra office explains the
occurrence by the fact that there
we're two McDonalds Ina the Jail and
the lailer made mistake aud re-
leased tho wrong one.
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again az Cedar creek. the Eliukham
hemc, whore West has bls headauar-
ferH and Whefc the way Of war saWi-
uela hun In place his sweetheart am
der arrest fur carrying secret dis
patches to the enemy The conflict
between lett and autK De- one uf the
dramatic elements af thr play West
after leading hia regiment ia a glo-
fious charge against hariyi diaap-
pears ana hats utru do not know
what has become IF him Gertrude
sides away searching hospitals. bat
tleueida and prisons until she finds
her lover and they are married and
return 20 the North after the war
Il an over.
In the advance cast James Nelu
Is scheduled To plaN kerthiyat West.
Miss Chapman. Gertrude E1ling-
ham. GcorEe Christie. capt Hearts
ease. There win be a matinee on
Thanksgiving day,
a SOLDIERS SWEETHEART. a"
The Wiedemanua will open the
week az the AicaEar Monday night
With the initial performance in Sc
attic OF a Soldiers Sweetheart. "
A comedy drama. the scenes OF
which are laid In the Philippines
and the plot Of which deals with
affairs of the present day at Ma
mia. Frank Tanning appears as "A
young EuKiishman enlisted IN the
United States army. and Nellie
Wiedemana has the role Of Kate
Tyson. the ingcnue part The
Wledcmanna promise in this piece
one OF their best productions Mon
day evening souvenir pictures viii
be given away TO the feminine por-
ion 81 the audience The Wiede-
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Atchs 30 IL. % 6-E. sg1-s. Anal.
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can. Puc. Ias1-t 1919 1874 g.
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g. SIS. Peoples Gas. los les. los So
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lag as. Reading. 1857 Sit
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shenandoah tho patriotic war
drama. WI be the Neili offering AZ
the Seattle the coming week begin.
ming tomorrow aftefuoog
The story 81 the play eeuters
around the famous battle Of cedar
creek and the ride OF Gen sheridan
"ffom Winchester. 90 miles away q"
Two young officers who al the out
break ef the war 1nin their RESPECT
i've armies. one Ia the Nortb and tho
other Ia the South. are the heroes.
and their sisters the heroineH ~ the
play. The Northern officer. kcrrh-
wal West has been in laee With
Gerald Ellngham. sister % tho
Southern officer bat the war takes
Them wide apart. They aIi meet
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mann engagement viii conclude
sunday evening. December 4. only
two more weeks remaining OF their
season az the Alcafaf
Seattle theatergocra are 20 be-
congratulated upon the extended
engagement OF the Neili company.
agreed upon by Manager Howe OF
the Seattle theatcr aud james Nsln
of the Neill company The Neill
season has been one of the best
dramatic treats ever ruioyrd IN Sc.
attic and the Nelll company Is.
without exception. the strongest
stock company that ever played IN
this city. The repertoire given. too,
has been one OF high class plays
aud the staging OF each one has
been Individually excellent The
Ncllla will remain through anoth ct
10 weeks. which will provide the
patrons OF the Seattle with SPLEEN
did entertainment well into the new
year
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advertisement and send ua 100 All
postage prepaid
This preparation r. on <als a al
thu principal Dry G0D4a stores and
truFEfHfa throughout the world, ana
We hive arranged with tire Bon
M8fGhe. seattle 60 flli orders nB per
our above special offer II two boxes
for q %
VHEH-A sample box which contains
enough ~ Ur Charles FIesh Food for
anyone 10 ASCERTAIN lta great merits
will be- sent 20 any address absolutely
free. II I9c. iH sent o. pay for cost u
mailing Our book. Art - Massage
which contains ell the correct move
meuta Tor maaHaEfuR the face, neck
and arms. and FIJI directions for de-
Velspina the bust. Will aiao b sent
with this sample
Write today %
DIX. CHARLEB CO.
ios FULTON sTHEEr NEW YORK
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honestly hrlp all who suffer from
Deafness. and II TOLLS all about
the eauar, dangers and cure of
Deafness lu the piaiuaat man
uer. IL shows how the inner
tubes Of the ear get all blocked up.
causing the loss uf hearing and 80
plains the terrible ringing buEEiuE
sounds Boz the ears and huW 60 stop
them Zine drawings hy tho best
art SIS illustrate 10 pages
n Ynu want to get rid % your
nea fneaa ueud for this book and
flnd uut what 10 DO Deafness can
now be cured and this book ex-
plains how It's On great demand.
No ask for it today Write yuuf
name and address plainly on the
dotted lines. cut out the Free Cuu.
pom hnH mail be a. once Ia Deafness
Specials, SpRouLE. $50 Trade
building Boston. You viii soon re-
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There Is much evidence 81 inter
est tn the coming Pinero prodne-
ton. The Amaaona. By the Neillh
AZ the Seattle THIS Is pronounced
the best OF all Pinero.a comedies
The story Of the play Is founded
on a peculiar eonceit OF a vigorous
minded mother. who brings her
three daughters up as boys. In
hopes thus - ameliuratn her dis
appointment In having no soma
The three girls succeeded In getting
into ali sorts 81 Ecrapea much TO
the Worry % the mother The Yarl-
Gus situations are said to be worthy
OF Pincro AZ hia best.
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The
Great
BeautIfleF

uE. CHARLES FLESH rood Is
TlIE QREATEBF BEAITIFit.H ever
put or the market. n o. tha GHIY
preparation KNOWN o. medical science
That WILL CREATE GOOD. FtUM.
com ilaHlun = every biemlah. such as
pim aeH. bluekheadn. etc. without In
trrld medicine
FOR REMOVING WRINKLES Il Il
without au equal
FOR DEVELOPING THE DUST or
fnatHfiua NaHlrd breast s4st through
gfIEEkH PLUMP ana filling The hot
lows ~ ncraWny neck there II no
other preparation iu the world that
has any cpmUufiHou
SPECIAL OFFER The regular price
Of Or Charles Flesh Faod in Hoo
box bat 70 INTRODUCES ~ into thousands
~ urW homes we have seeded 10 sand
two - boxes q an who anaNfr THIS
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Mason and Mason cloae the "FritH
and smith week ct the Thlrd Ave
nue tonight the attraction next
week. commencing tomorrow. viii
be Darkest Russia Il has 20
do with warfare r. the FAR east, and
AZ thlS-tinte lts revival ought Ca be
interestink lt il mclodramatic IN
character I've Alumford viii he
seen in the leading role as nda. the
Jewish sift part IN which she has
won eastern iaurais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

White River potatoes. so per ton
Yakima potatoes. Hg0m - per ton
carrots. anH1lc sack. cabbage if
Ia M rHdlaheH. Zoe dor punches
locals. fzaf2 go eHH.s nllNefHiaiuH 81
m 10 per sack eufumheraI 1880
800, Hubbard squash. a. ID eHuli-
flower. GaW4bcs lettuce. abm zoe
crate WA beans hes string beans,
ina beetH 3ienftsO0 per sack.
turnipH. zoe sack futabaRaH. I1rH
800 sack celery. bOu zoe dozen
parsley t2sa Hg2e dozen. sweet po-
tatbeH. IsaT1Ar ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

Don't shift off on Providence
what ~ fitting shoes have done 20
your feet. Try Burt a Packard
"Korrect shape shoes for men at
1850 and 500 Get them AZ III
First avenue. near Spring. '''
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Attractions Tor Coming Week
Grand opera House White Whit
iasy m sHeartacaae
Seattle rheater Ncu company.
IN shenandoah
Third Avenue Eva MumfoHl and
company On Darkest Russia
AicaHar Wicdemanns tn a Sol
dier's Sweetheart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

ff any evening. your oopy % Ths
star has not strives az 6 % o'clock.
tsisphaus Sunset. Main iota or In
dependant isst any time hetussn
& % and e9-and a copy viii be semi
Iou ct oncs. ~ special messenger.
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The qualities and prices Of our
meas underwear are not equaled In
the city. lust cali--it viii pay you
q. n brooks a Co. 1881 "a Ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

No agents. no coupons. but photos
at 20 per cent discount az Eggan a
Erickson. 1916 Let ave zee
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greatest al
thofIty of the
age. ou Deaf
ness and an
Ear Troubles
The book
contains iufof
nation that
viii he Of won
tierfulAHtue ta
deaf people II
wHa written Ca
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DEAFNESS
BOOK FREE
HOW TOREGAIN HEARING

The best book ever written ON
Deafness and how TO cure II ia being
given away absolutely free Of charge
hy tta author. Deafness Specialist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

Mrs Anna Johnson vas granted
a divorce today from her husband.
Marius Johnson. on ground Of
cruelty.
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The best medium priced Union
Underwear made for men. =. -.
brooks 4 Co. sole agents. 1881 2d
Ave. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-19

Apples. Wenafehes. 7deuat2a
per box. native cooking. t00 zoe /.
Valencia oranges. kiO0Nf1b per
box. Lemons, 4.0UHt.bo per hos.
Persian dates. 6iar No. bananas.
s. 50ff $50 bunch Grapes. locals.
Gou Zoe pr crate. eamiahon. Nerdeiio
and TuknY. Ia . enaea. 10M zoe [.
Malaga. imported. 400 keg cram
berries. cape cod. $500. Jerseys.
5000 liuoklabeffiea. lose 10.
HAY. Grain and Feed.
Oats. igS oog2a.o0 per isn. barley.
$3.50 per ton. wheat. t3oUst ton
chop. i2bo0W2f.oo per ton. shortA
fs2.oo per ton. bran. $1,000 per ton {.
oil meal t32os per tos r " tim
ethy. 1880 PEI ton. r.. W. com
pressed timothr. Itsm20 ton. new
wheat hay. fiA coo 1900 per ton
Puget Sound hay. ii2ais per ton
midIlinKs. t2e.oe per ton. cracked
corn. as 90 Per ton straw 5000
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. Al
7c.
Butter. EGGS. Cheese.
Native creamery -2sc per ID. East.
srn creamery, fresh. zsc.
EHga Native ranch. AA0Aae DOR
Oregon .nch. 2tu sc doz. Eastern.
cheese Native. ieu aiae N.
Eastern. IS: California. 100 lie
haif siglm. sWsc.
Poultry.
Chkbsna. hens. tai4c, spring. ita
idc. Ducks. live. i1a itc. Iur-
Keys. $50 z5c ID.
Flsh. Eto.
Holly. teif-raisinK buckwhsht. PEI
Ease. fizs. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. 800. pearl barley.
% -ilt boxes per cWts. 81 tes p~au
tariay. ioo-ih sacks sG00. split
peas. zHzIb boxes. S. 90. spit peas
ioe-lb boxes Stte. popcorn. Per
ewt. safe
Bsllbut sQ7ise per 10. salmon
trout iztac per H. founders. e.
Per 10 aoiea e. per 10 HhrimpH.
tQW i5e per No silver sneita. &C..
oreesriss ard cerenta
Sugar. Golden E. In sacks. s. G65.
Extra g. IN sacks. 1886. powdered.
tA2b. huekwheat per barrel. 800.
germ meal. los. per bale. SzT5. corr
neal. Soc. per barrel 50 90 yellow
corn nasat. los. pet bais. t2se white
rofn meal. bor. 81 90. rolled eats. per
taFfsl. eC.c. Sc Is. wheat aaksa
box. rs lbs. i2at. Parma. per barrel.
bbs. Parma. io-ih SACKS per bale.
ace. humiuy. large. per barrel
ttte. hauiuY small los. bale. t2s0.
IN barrels. ie.5e. dry graduated. In
sacks. is-ib. cube. IN barrel. 9s.b5.
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Fresh Meat Cow beef. &C. per D.
steer beef. &c veal. sHHe 10
pork 49, 10. mutton. 6Hgihe ID.
spring lamb, q.
Provisions Hams $50 fAa N.
breakfast bacon. ia q iGaae ID boil
lioH. fresh. 40 No.
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CHICAGO Markets.

Reported for The Star b. " A.
RIVER a Co. ti2 Columbia street. by
private wire
Wheat Dec. 10 81 Jos 10.
los 5-s. May. illl-s. lOg. 100 Is.
July. 9s Is. 97l-f. 971-f
Corn Dec 9l-2. -. As. May.
a SIS. q Is 10 q IA. a. Is to
g. -
oats-Dee.. ISIS. 2s5-s. = IS.
May. 81 ID. 81. 81.
Pork Jan 1860. 1915. 1871.
May. I270. 1855. 1855.
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Flour. patent. per barrel. f47g.
Crown. fAfh. Straight, per barrel
tf.2bi Gold Medal Sc k5s Minnesota
hard wheat 5000 FtllHbury. s. 0O.
fiiiabury'a Best fTas standard Da-
kata. fb.7h Whole wheat flour. per
barrel. tfo05 graham. $3.50. graham
ton por bale. f2i5. rye flour. Sos
per barrel. tA76. rye flour. loa. per
bale 1850 rye meal. b0H. per barrel
H.ab. buahHhrnt per barrel. 800.
germ meal Toe. per bale. 49,. corn
meal. Dos. per barrel $500 yellow
corn meal. Zoe. per hHlr. 81 20 white
corn meal Hus. a. rolled oats per
barrel Gee. g. Co. wheat flakes.
box. 70 lbH. az.gO. FafinH. per barrel.
s. 30. Parma. M. No. sacks per bale.
81 90 homiuY. large. per barrel,
81 90 honiuY. small Zoe. bale s. 80.
Holly. seif=rHlHiug hurkNheat. per
ease. tte6. Holly cake ANA pastry
flour. per ease. 800. pearl barley.
too-ib boxes. ttb0s popcorn. per
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

tThesa prices are 10 any buyer IN
quantities. Prices On small purchases
average - per cent higher1
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when the big Mr. overall Is In the
box. and he smiicd good -natus~diy
when the crowd ioshed him aa he
grabbed a big ugt ana went TO the
homo plate while thu boys were
practicing.
His smile. tsanRcd 20 looks Of
deep despair when tho FIRST inning
was over. and no stared With almost
uubclloyiuE eyes az the bis 4 that
was chalkrd up on the scote board
Mohlcr started the run by slamming
out clcan single Van then pushed
him along pcs and when Eagnu
had rumblrd pclahanty's grounder
the bases were fulL smith bumped
"a long hlt Ca vcntcr and Mohler
beat the throw e. tho plate by a
mile
VITA two men ON bases and one
rup On the fans were feeling better.
rhey expected that Seattle would
~ down and out one tive. three
after that. bat they were In Tor a
big surprise Rrashrar walked up
90 the plate. took that club 81 his
and landed ou the leather 50 hard
that tho ball took trip up Queea
Anne hill and was never seen again
This was an Tor seattle until the
third. when the real slaughter com
ulcuccd. The hits came thick and
fast and finally overall was retired
20 the bench amid the jeerins of
the fans. Bobby Krefe replaced the
"big one he WIS touched up for
three more runs. making six an told
In one iuninE After that keefe
settled down and allowed Seattle 20
make no more runs
Jas Hughes received warm vel
come when he entered the box yes
terday for the first tlme since his
Illness. The fans one and ali cheer
ga hlm &C. "a finish lie was a tribe
Wild. but managed o. crawl out Of
the had holes every time. Tacoma
found him ror eleven hits bat not
when hits were needed
n the morning game Seattle won
cut oW Ing to the wiitncas ~ Jimmy
~. Vrain. and. according Go the Ta-
Gonna fans. Go "a rbum guessing ~
O'Conneu Truck EaKan slammed
out two home runs Tor Tacoma Van
Haitrrn ard pvlnhanty also lifted
the sphere over the wall and walk.
ed around the ring IN spite 81 the
bunch % home runs that were made
the game Was an unintercatluz one.
After the game a number Of angry
fans laid for Umpire O'Conueu. With
view to informing him that he
wao rotten. lie guessed right fof
once. though. and while the crowd
waited for him az the gates ~ slip
ped out the side entrance aud took
car for Seattle.