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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
imp ROVE
THE PLANT
WEST SEATTLE WAYS TO 81
ENLARGED

Extensive additions 20 the ship
building plant 1T King 4 Wmge. at
West Seattle. which have been
planned for by the owners for some
time. will be mado Immediately az
ter tho close OF the year They h
tend Go build new marine railway
and to generally increa.a tho Size or
the plant
G. King. member Of the firm
who returned a few DAYS ago from
tho east. where he visited nearly
every large ship building plant. stat
81 this morning that everything WIS
In readiness 60 go ahead
During the past year We have
realized that our present plant vas
inadequate. ho said ON many ocs
casiaus No have had 10 turn vessels
away for lack Of facilities for
handling them. This Is not only an
Inconvenience TO uA. but 10 shippers
a. we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Laying To use At nrst II looked
a. though the = hete city would Be
destroyed. but aH soon an tho cus.
SACKS got IA their work and kIIiea
few hundred ~ thafn. Il looked
Different. Strange aa Il may seen.
after a riot and the murder ~ 4
number ~ people. the cbssasks to1k
possession % the city. police "a :
tFeaasd tho streets and the peopis
i~tsfrd down. The next day a min
taty hand wouid march fhroass, ~.
streets playing music patriotic 90
sne government and the reyoiutisn
you'll D. over for = tisn~.
We saw this repeated sex,r.l
.iileR and 4 DID NOT fnaNe any ar.
ference how many people Wsru
Aiied, the band always PLAYED IN.
next day ard the f.on.s~ - ,...,,...s
the ritf. Whether ID il on ura,,,..
- the diversity - fs1s~renf. o. fy.,,,
ne nature af the psopls. IL il a fart
thRf the people. a. rule. -.
s"NsFsily I think the most rosxn,,t
" example I ever ansV a.. - -.
.stne sha ftomkiue. the d~s@rsins
lstiss'an hstsivahip. was At ode.ma
ne sailors frequently cams aahsrs
under the protection Of the Rttna If
the haitissiata. 10 demand food ONES
~ particular. they seized a harwa
and started for ihs shin. soia,.r.
on shore fired upon them ana ne
men IN the hattlezhipss launch cut
ne TOW lire and left their eomnun.
ions on the barge and some who had
Jumped overheard TO the mercy a.
the soldiers. II there haa been a
leader on that bsttieshlp. o. hfax.
er1 among the crew. the cities along
the shore OF the black sea eouia
have been entirely desnoralix.d.
" was amusing 20 see tire pesu'e
take 10 the hills as aeon as the an
nouneefnsft WIS made that the shin
% revolution was Approaching Even
the soldiers acted aH though they
had rather be acting al tin troops
az SOME Interior town OF course.
there are brave people in Russia.
There are millions Of them. but the
problem seems 60 be 10 securing a
united action. until some man can
be found who can lead all or a
greater part Of the people. there
viii be no freedom IN Russia.
should freedom be actually given
them and they be allowed the rfrht
70 choose the best form Of govern
ment. they would be rs far from az /.
tuai freedom from oppression and
revolution az AZ the present time.
~ long NJ the Cuszacks remain 10y :
al 20 the government and fight 10
put down the revolutions, there d
little chance that the present syt-
TEN viii be greatly changed. Wis
tied several places IN Russia. many
% them In the throws Of revolntlpen.
and found the same conditions et-
isting.s
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TIE FIGHT
IS WON
KIRKLAND plsNooRPoRAroRs DEFEATED AND OFFENDING
SALOON rs CLOSED

with 10 additional names but this
was decided by the council not To
have sufficient names.
rho building own@l by john 4.
Ferry. az the cursor OF the Red
mond and Houghten roads was of
fleially declared BY the council e
he nuisance and WAS ordered
clasn,l. John 4. Ferry Is nov under
arrest and the liquors found IN hia
store were taken by the authori.
tlea pending a determination Of his
vase by the courts
More Trouble ceming,
Tho next development In the
trouble which has involved kirk
land IN municipal warfare viii take
place next Friday. when fhn man
damus proceedings brought by &, L
pauscA aud % others against the
members af the council 70 compel
them 10 hold an eleetion for the
purpose OF determining whether or
not the city Of Kirkland shall be
dislncorporated will come on for
hearing before the supreme court OF
the state
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The committee appointed by the
city council az Kirkland at its last
mealing TO report on the petition
which WAS presented 90 the council
10 dlsineorporata Kirkland, recon-
menacd az the meeting Of the couns
ri, last nlght that the petition be
rejected for want OF sufficient
number % siGners.
Attached 10 the report Of the
commigteU we're tho names OF II
People vha had Withdrawn their
names,
The committee stated that upou
whatever basis they figured. wheths
er on thar ct registered voters at the
last election or tho number of
actual qualified voters known &c be
IN the city. there was not the ma
iarlty Of the voters. which the law
requires. who signed the petition.
Withdraw Petition.
Tho eouaeil passed a resolution
permitting the petitioners 20 with
draw the petition. A soon as the
action VAS taken on the original
petition a second one was presented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

DR.. MATTHEWS SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT THAT COUNCIL JOB
WHICH ~ cHERsHEs MUCH

that there would be anything wrong
or Improper IN a minister Of the
gospel being candidate ar fillinE
a political office. tseary minister
ought 20 take lively and practical
Interest IN politics. I have done -.
aud expect tu continue 10 % ny
duty - the state. eve a duty to
the city and the state mueh larger
than that required by filling pa
ntical office. and that dutT shall be
discharged faithfully. l am VERY
MICH INTERESTED ~ GOOD.
CLEAN GOVERNMENT. and VIII
do my part toward the establish
msnt Of such a government
Respectfully yours.
n. a. MATTHEW'S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
WILL CUT OFF
OFFICIAL HEADS

Governor Mead has announced
that, beginning with April 1. whole
sale slaughter will be the order
among the officials af the various
Institutions which the chief exec
ufiye SAYS can be conducted With
much smaller forces than at pres
ent at a saving of at least 81. 900 a
year.
At the two insane aaylums. the
penitentiary. The soldiers home aud
the school Tor defective youth. the
az viii fall heavily. and numerous
deputies and assistants viii find
themselves out ~ jobs The de-
tails II the wholesale cutting down
81 expenses have not yet been an
uonuesd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
CATASTsePHE

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 An explosion
Ia the lilhagfanh establishment OF
Charles Shont killed many girl en-
ployea today.
II IN reported that loo girls were
In the building at the time. aud
II n believed that many were killed
by jumping from windows. Il Ia a
:lx=Htury building The boiler OK
ploded. wreeking the structure. Fire
soon spread rapidly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

meet II the high school on January
Il for the annual Institute. which
will continue In session until the
hight Of January 6 Several prom
inent educators win be present,
among them Or. NJ. V. 0'SheA. OF
the department Of education. uni
yersity OF Wisconsin.
At o'elork Thursday afternoon
tire county commissioner viii open
bids for the sale of $50 go worth Ct
per cent bonds for tha building Of
the new arfnory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
SINGLE MEN
MEET

A meeting OF the single manu-
fecturers Of the state was held this
afternoon In EIks' headquarters,
Alaska building.
The single men got together in
family style and had a sort OF
heart 20 heart talk In regard 20
matters which affected them In
their business relations. Only
shlngie manufacturers we're eligible.
The matter OF perpetuating the
Single Mills bureau was discussed.
A large delegation OF shingle men
IL In the city. including F. 3. Cole.
81 Tacoma; z. Noble and /. II.
Badly. u Bellingham. and i. T..
Nathiegou. ~ Haqulam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Lack OF evidence 10 substantiats
the accusations brought against HIN
IN police court this morning saved
Fred Porter. prospector and miner
living on Pike a.. from serving q
long term In Jail He vas charged
with indecent conduct.
Two witnesses. A V. Dieken and
N. Suffered. wara called In police
court this morning 70 prove thas
Porter had been taking young girls
10 a vacant office in the Safe De-
poaif building. but their testimony
established nothing criminally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
CAPITOL CULLINGS

Guarantee wanted 20 construct
railroad. teIephoao and telegraph
lines ffum Corss0vA HaY % Eagle
City. Alaska
Senator piles appointed TO pen.
sion COMMITTEES.
Reported that American vice con
sui At Shanghai stoned by mob
CONGRESSMAN Lands Insurance.
blll provides IA insurance depart
Enant In the department OF eom.
meres and labor. and alao for a SUI
perintcndent % insurance
Standing committees in scnais
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
WIFE WAS
FEARFUL
mRs ADAMS VISITS HUSBAND JAIL BUT RETAINS com.
POSTURE IN SPITE or SORROW

Mrs. George Edward Adams. wife
of the defnultlng cashier Of the
local United States assay office. Wis
tied her husband al the county jail
yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
Mrs. Adams. accompanied by a
woman friend. and dressed vefs
plainly walked up the hin from
the James street car line and ap-
piled for admlttanee 10 the jail by
ringing the bell Al the screened
entrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

The sullivan viii ease. In Judge
Frators ceur, Is drawing 10 a close
Late this afternoon OF this evening
argument on the foptobating Of the
mon -cupatiye" OF verbal VII. will
probably be heard by Judge Frater
Several Witnesses were examined
this morning on behalf Of the CON
teHtanta but little rev evidence
WAS given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
CHARGED WITH EK7ICMG
YOUNG GIRLS TO RUM

against the prisoner. The arrest Was
made Saturday morning By Police
man Mcdonald upon the complaint
of tenants Ia the building
In suspending sentence Justice
Gordon told him that he was moral
y bad and that II the evidence war
ranted Il he would impese n hard
aeufeuco upon him. lie emphasized
the fast that the despieahle pfaetIee
Of euticiug young girls into wss
wardnesa must cease ana the only
way to stop It Is put the offenders
behind the barr.
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She WIS admitted and spent half
an hour With her husband private
" Ia Jaiier Wise'a office. Traces ~
tears were ON her face as she came
out Of the jail. but she WAS com
posed In her manner aud her erect
and apringy carriage gave evidence
Of her regained strength.
For a long time after her visit
Adams remained In his room or
the jalier's office. saying nothing
and seeming 10 be- engroa8ed IN bis
own thoughts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
FINED FOR
SHOOTING

In the ease 81 the state "a NJ y.
Drake. eharsed with selling KaFp-
out Of SEASON. Justice ., Y. Davis
IN court this morning fiued the De-
PENDANT $40 aud custHa Issandsr
Lrmtn. who Nas tried on charges %
selling Intoxicating liquor % a
minor and selling without a iieenso.
WaH fined as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
CANAL
DEFICIT

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dee. H.
The senate this afternoon arreed 10
a conference report Ia the Panama
canal Slln0OeN deficiency bill. re-
inserting the proposition 10 place
the bonds on the same footing as
government twoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Amer Sugar. 1853. l5t IA. 15t1-I
- r. 4. ~ Is. ~ rs. 81 10.
Peoples Gas. Jos. 103 Is. 1903 "a.
Metropolitan. i2z Is. l2f. i2l.
L. 8 Steel. - IL. 81 -. 81 %.
4. s. g.. pfd-. 1906 Il. i04 IA. i04 IS
Atchison. ~. 80 IL. So 80
- q O.. 1914. III rs. I12.
Can. Pae.. IA. f73. 175 II.
Erie. 471-4. 40 -. 1918.
l., & n. 1913 SIS. f5l IA. 15i "a.
Mo Pae., l02 3-s. f03. i02 Is.
Penua.. ~. 1919 rs, $40.
Reading. i27 "a. i15 "a, 1856 IA.
Rock Island. 70 IS. % Is. 3 rs.
Southern Pac.. IS 81. 90 5-s. s. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
AGED COUPLE BEGIN SUIT

Henry Hicks, an cid man Of 70
and his aged wife. this morning
filed snit against the eSaftis. South
ern 4 Renfon Railway company for
$4,000 alleged personal injury dam
ages.
The plaintiffs claim that IN jan
uary. 1905. while they were attempt
ing to get of the defendants car
near Dunlap station. the car started
up suddenly and caused them 70
suffer Injuries which have impaired
their health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
SEARCH
FOR HUSBAND

Believing her husband to be at
fhe point Of death. Mrs. Albert sey-
rnonr. Of Hot SprinEs Ark. came
alt the war 10 Seattle. m answer TO
a letter Supposed 70 be written by
her husband. telling her 20 hurry
because he was dying. only to find
him gone.
Although the police have endeav-
ored to assist the woman. and HUI
name officer clark has done all in
his power 20 locate her husband. not
a trace Of him can be found. Hu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
FOR COUNTRY
TELEPHONE:

Application WAS this morning
made TO the county commissioner
FOR the privilege 81 using the pub
Tie highways. waterways ana streets
81 King county along proposed
route. Tor the erection OF telegraph
and telephone poles
The application 10 made - W. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
DOES GOOD WORK

A snealthlaf entered the apart.
rHeuts Of Miss y. HICKMAN, 40
Xesfer. during her absence last
evening. and stole her gold watch
and chain from a dresser drawer.
This morning she reported her loss
to the police and Detective II. g.
Adams, who was detailed on tho
case. arrested a man giving his
name rs James Richie. n laborer.
Tor the theft. The watch vas re-
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Lord aud v. O. Armstrong who
.atafe that their proposed line r. Ia
run fram the uofthoHiy boundary
to The county near cherry Valley
poatofftgc, Boutherly over the eouns
IS road 10 Fails city. via Novelty
and Toit
Tho county commissioners took
the matter under advtHemeut until
Jan. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

name officer Clark stated that one
letter gave the address Of the hus-
band az is1a Seventh. but 40 onr
b. the name o. Seymour lives there.
The letter also states that some
one would meet Mrs. Seymour AZ
the station. She has visited the
depot every night without avail.
The letter Inferred that Mr.. Sey-
rnour was dying % fever. Not a
hospital In the city has record Of
a man By that name. The woman Il
destitute and being cared for ~ the
police matron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
BACK TO CHINA

Under decision Of the United
States supreme court. handed down
yesterday. All Sou. the Chinese Eiri.
whose deportation 70 China WAS or.
dered tao years ago on thu ground
that she was lllegaily In the United
States. and for whom charitable per
sons raised money 10 take an appeal
10 the highest appellate court. must
submit % the original order and be
sent back 10 her native land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

My attention has been called %
an artiele that appeared IN your val
liable paper during my absence fvom
the eity. Ia Portland. regarding my
supposed candidacy Ter Some mu=
nieEpal office. No Doubt some friend.
IN = spirit 81 haulor. suggested my
name q you Tor such a posltioa.
hut. assure yan. that such sns
Gessiou Was without my knowledge.
coeaenk oF approval.
could mot. under any eireum-
stances. accept any ofues in the
glft o. the people I already have
the highest afflee possible for 4 man
10 mi do not mean 10 intimate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

ssedleas fiEa. fo-ib cartons. lil00s 20.
while figs. per IL. esfGikes lemons
per eaas, s haafa ~ Wenatchoe appiea.
per baF, IEai2 81. bananas. bunch.
4 l5ua "a. native apples. box. Geffu u
Cat uraNsnsteinA, per poai loeaifis5
parent apples. per hoN ttuaoc gnes
sPplea pr hex. y 80 ~. 90 fancy sp.
Il naive fy 20. psaf Rsa6 sr Bos s no fiss
sack. per ~ &C. Muacat grapes, per
crate. q zs4i. %. eancerda. i0-ib bas-
kei. 80 1ie hnsdeas huitHna ErapeA
per crate, q -. TnkhN grapes per
crate. rs Hlnrka. crate 81 sal Is,
hawaiian piusappieH. per don. - b9sf
80. hnctieberflrs. per lp. Ic. cocoa
nuts, per doz, N0sao. Cal. honey. per
comb. ifize. mechanics. per box Sc.
paInmaErauntes. per boz. 40 lap
oranges, per bundle. q q. two crates
IA each bundle
Ean. per dor ssdsis' Eastern. per don
haneh eKgn. per doz. ssat0r. Ore
Butter and Cheese.
WasaiuHton Creamery. per ID. s1e.
Eastern Tub PEI H. "a "a -. cooking 30
Per ~. iasfises ranch butter Per 10.
iaHlta. Wisconsin cheese. twins. per "a.
-, s.., cream brick PET p. leei I'm
iie' Young American oheeas. per ID.
Sugar.
Dry rrHnuiated, nseka per 100 lbs.
"a fruit Efanulatcd. SACKS per 100
ibn, y -. beet per sack, . ". Golden
q per sack. . %. Extra &. per sack.
faig
Poultry.
Dressed chicken. per ~. iees i've
chickens. ia Iefsr. spring chickens
per a. ise ed bsns4 per IL. Ize.
dressed turkeys. per ID. tsafz1e. live
Tar keys per H.. anr. geese per TO- BE.
dacka. per IA lie. Wild duckhetaa rhfd
daekA. per H. iaas old raoatsrH. Be-
Meats.
Dressed rtfHfs. pr 10. 81 sffci dressed
mutton. Ttauke. dressed pork. $40.
itEht veal. s4iAc. heavy veal. fMffsc.
dressed iamh. SIC. live sfrfTa. y =
per est. i've sheep. t49Q per cut; live
huEa 10 per cNt. live veal s. I'd
10 Per eat. 1--we lsmbs 9 4ll10 per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
WHO'LL car PLUMP

There will be a meeting o. the
library and printing committee to
morroN might for the purpose 81
awarding contracts for the city
printing. There Is a contest on be-
tween tho r. l. and the Bulletin as
20 which IA the lowest bidder.
both papers claiming the honor. The
controversy arises over a difference
10 the size II the type upon which
the respective papers made their
bida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
"LET HE 600 COME ON, .
CALMY SAID THE JUDGE

Tho coo dissatisfied property own-
era 81 the Lake Union district. uh-
Ger ruling Of Judge AIbortson this
morning. viii have 10 fight out the T
grievances against the city for ltn
prufement taxes. Ia Cos individual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
NEARLY READY TO BEGIN
ttgrsnX

Work on the new Y. NJ. c. A.
building viii begin Just as soon as
the five or six thousand dollars
yet 10 DO paid on the 100000 sub
soribod. can BIO collected. The
building will be erected at the cor
Nor OF Madison and lth. Subscrib-
ers are somewhat slow In paying
tho few dollars yet unpaid and an
effort vii be made Immediately 10
collect the unpaid amount. II Is
hoped that work may be commenced
In tho next 30 days.
-S-
nfnet NJ Havnea for fuunheon. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

A large delegation from this city
will attend tho nineteenfh annual
meeting Of the Washington Eda-
eatIonal association which will be
held at North Yakima on Deesm-
Der 81 10 30. The Washington LIB
rary association will hold a Joint
seaeIon with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
M'nonALp IMpRoVIno

At the Providence hospital thia
morning II was said that the eoudi-
tion OF Ray MeDouald. who was
shot some time ago by George Beede,
was improved. II Is expected that
he sill recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

suits
Il 20 an assessment of from 81
4 O. on Zach lot thai the owners are
ohisctinE. claiming that their prop
orties are not direetiy benefited b.
the Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Buy chrlst@as Neekwear at sully
Sale, 719 Second Ave- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

There ~ not another such bsau-
tif.i showing If Jackets and Robes
in Seattle a. ntE =. Brooks A co.'H
1881 2md ave 80
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SMOKING JACKETS, GOWNS
AND ROBES.

The largest variety IN Seattle NJ
+. y. Brooks a Co.'S, 1891 End ave
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Read the assay Of the Seattle
Boston Copper C0mpany's ore on
page 2. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

---I,cad tho assay Of tho Seattle
Boston Copper comDany's ore on
page :. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Buy ChrIatnns Nsckwear at Snlly
Sale. no Second Ave 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Reported for Tho star BY Down
ing. Hopkins a Co. brokers. Alaska
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Read tho assay OF the Seattle
Boston Copper Company's ere on
page 2. o"
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THE MARKETS


NsaetAht9A
Beans. dry. per eat. q &g1 =; Ne
J. small whites. % s.. ehaics whites
AMa tafEa whites. IA pink
beans. 8 ~ tays bsana 81 90. beta
per sack . o. pafauips. per aAch.
no. carrutk per sack, Tae, tuFnips
rrr sack. -. lettuce. per tos. 81 -
rauiiff0wsf. per dos. q =. garlic. Ter
-. scs native Kreen pspp9rA per boz.
cess California peppers. per boz.
o. parsley. per daE. - squash. per
N. Eise. psssnpktna. per ID. tc. cabbage.
Per u. lr tomatoes. pr bon 1aczft - -
cukrs. per Qua. fna51es eggplant.
Der u. Sc. ealsfF. per doas -
sea. White river petat0ea ton tt.8it.
Nwsft POTATOES. iu9 lbs. To- YeiiaN
banker osltuns. cWf.. 81 Eai -. Maiia
" alla uulnun sack. 10 cuCunbrfA.
iea Ecfitt g. Yakima fancy Potatoes.
per ton, fIsHs. eraubefrtrs psf bhi.
ti1hqs Bell peppers. ts1114s9. Gran
berries. Per crate. ftC
Fruits.
ftgn. per case. A-io bricks u5.
-~se-----
Read the assay of the Seattle
Boston Copper Company.s ore on
page 2 sss
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat high. Low. Close
Dec ..ss+. 4s.t.. s. "a.
May. - 5-s. s7i-a. ssi-z.
July. 50. 81 "a. So
Corn
Se''s new s.ssss ..s... - e.
Dec old .s.... 1850. 80.
May. eta. ~. 4ft-2
July. $500. s..... ft5-a
Oats
ttvCss s.ss.s ssss#- 81.
May. 30 SIS. 81 rs. ~ as
July. ...... $500. 30 "a.
Pork
Aanss ss#as. ssssss lA.bN.
May. 1857. 1910. 1857.
Lavcrpool--wheat closed. Dec. Ca
10 SD: May. So 10 lid.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Anal Copper. 100. ss Ii. es "a.
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The Seattle LiederkfanE viii meet
on Tuesday evening. December &c.
FOR the purpose OF having a Tanner
baum.
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sMoKtHo JACKETS AND BATH
ROBES.

Meet at Haynes for luncheon -.
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Senator pailiver introduced his rate
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commerce commission fix maxi
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after notice. and the roads are left
free 70 tiud a remedy from the eoni-
miasiunsFs orders IA existing courts.
The eoumif,on is Increased TO
seven members. each Of whom 10 10
resolve $4,000 year.
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