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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
THINKS IT IS
ALL A DREAM
aype q CLANCY Is NOW IN THE rotLs TIE LAW WITH
MANY CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST HIM

oner u ono year In the poultentiary
for this nffcnsc tan the young So
cirty decorator eseape this punish
meutf Not u the Judges 10 their
duty aud the evidence against
Clancy Is of the strongest An rN
captain Of police. a guest Of the
liuram hotel Que year aEu. from
san Francisco. lost a diamond set
ting valued al tla6. Tho stone was
removed from the setting and the
theft reported o. the police IL is
believed that the Stone was stolen
by Clancy,
To tell you the truth. It's all a
dream. said Clancy when interro-
gated BY Detective Wappenateln la
Tacoma yesterday. 4 feel lust a.
h have been taking a Ions sleep
Il Ia thought that he Siu try
and eSrapo punishment for the
many thefts committed by him by
pleading kloptumaniR Tits thefts
range over period OF several
years. and win run into thousands
OF dollars Clancy robbed rooms
that had bean left unlocked while
the guests ate their lunch. Tho po-
uco say that he is a clever sneak
thief
Il will think everything over and
give yuu iist OF the stolen atroda. 20
were tho last words Clancy said 90
Detective WAppenstein. Who advised
him IA make a complete breast OF
% all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
WILL RAISE THE
RUSSIAN SHIPS
AN ENGLISH COMPANY CONTRACT REPAIRING
FLEET SUBMERGED sAY-vARiAo
HAS ALREAo YBEER RAISED

VICTORIA. II. c. March gt.--Ths
steamer HyHdea arrived from the
Orient this morning after an IN
eventful passage
Captain Wright states that the
Russian cruiser VariaK which. with
the Etfnhont kuFtetx was suuk by
the Japanese In the hArhor Of Che
mulpo. Korea. on the sth Of Febru-
ary. last year. has been success
fully raised and taken 20 NaKaaaki
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

Seattle. Tuesday, March 81
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. lis 81. ia 50. lis Ia.
July. saf-s. s2l-2. % IA.
sept sc 81. IS ID. Ss3-s.
Corn
May. fs3-s. fs7-S. SIS
July. ola. 80. 49l-s
Oats
May. 81 50. 80 rs. 81 as
July. Al IS. 80 rs. 81.
Pork
May. 1917. i2S6. 1855.
July. 1Gf2. l3O0. 1900.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
High. Low. Close.
Atchison. 81 SIS 50 -. ss1-2.
Anal Copper. 81. 20 f-2. 7a1-2.
u. a o. 100 IA. les -. i0sI-2
Il. r. r. 81, 6e as. sc as.
Can. Pae.. $50 - IL IS. l4S.
G. q O. So 81. 5s3-s. 5s1-2
Erie. com. ~. IS, els
m. Cent. 1912, 16o 81. 100 81
Manhattan. 1863 80. f6s IL, i69 IL.
Metropol.. i24 SIS, t23 SIS. 1913 5-S.
Mo. Pac.. 10sl-S, t07 i-2. i07 Ia
1. a N la. i42. Ia
N. Y. Cent. is3 Ia. leo 81. 1si SIS.
Peoples Gas. ia ia. ITO is. lie IS.
Penn. IA is. itt7-s. 1421-A
Reading. com, 80 as. % rs, s6.
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r. l.. COM. 347-S. 81. %.
30. Pae.. 50 SIS. SIS Ia. es1-2.
81. Paul. 1871 is. $50 Ia. iS0 Id.
Sugar. ia. i4l1 i4i IA
Union Pac.. l33. i3I. i31.
T. S. s.. com. &c. IS. IS.
L. s. s. pfd., rs 5-s. % SIS. 9t3-s.
wheat-Liverpool. May whes.
opened unchanged and closed Ia
higher than yesterdays close.
Car Receipts Minneapolis. 1863
wheat; Duluth, Is wheat; Chicago.
81 wheat, s4s corn. Ia oats.
The market opened on a range
down this morning. the low price for
the day being made on opening quo
tations. Prices firmed up on the
light offerings. and the sentiment OF
the pit more favorable TO the bull
side. Northwestern receipts con-
tinue 10 fall off.
The May option showed the great
est volume OF strength. but the July
was more actively dealt In. May
closing at IFS Ia, a gain OF lac over
yesterday. and July % SIS 90 % "a.
a gain OF lac TO S-sc over yester-
days close.
All things considered. the market
Is strong. shows better form. and
acts as II It wanted TO do better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

ciyde b CLANCY hhoring under
.,,,ee aurrss has confessed q the
ilasoln hotel burEafies which have
IA eesurtIng frequently during
~. naa wear and have Kept the Pc
10 "a this city jumping sideways.
n, meeount 90 his family he Will
NJ he prosecuted for the thefts
enarred against him IN Tacoma. but
vii be- heid until city DIGESTIVE
W.npsnsteiu resolves word To come
ar The prisoner CLANCY comics
nearer heiug the original Raffles
pave than any criminal arrested hy
Al. palien ia this tifY Hts counec-
lions are az the best. and his trade.
that OF an artistic decorator. a re
munsrative calling Through his
ABILITY IN this line he vas able TO
com uaaa ea-tc blanche az the best
homes in the city.
His arrest az Tacoma for theft
vas Considered terrible infltetion
an his career. which seemed 50
Might Now that he has confessed
and agreed 90 turn over 20 the de-
tective a complete list OF all the
tAlngs stolen by him that he can
rsraamber. the bright prospects fade
away and clyde B. Clancy enters
upon a life % crime Petty larceny
VIII BE- the first charge preferred
arAinSf aim The last Legislature
passed a regulation which gives the
eoarts authority "a sentence a pFis-
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
At BALLARD

Ed. Pieord VAS last night arrest
ed b. Patrolman Anderson for as
saulting and attempting To rob NJ
p. Sullivan. n logger Last night
about ? o'clock. Mr.. suiiloan was
seen 20 come out OF the Bowery
saloon soon after Picord came out
and looking cautiously around for
some time. walked over % the side
Of the saloon When he Was in a
dark place. where ha thought no
one saw him. be stopped down and
seemed 20 take something out %
his stocking. Hc then followed Sui
Ivan and going up 90 him. asked
him for n match. sullivan reached
Ia bis pocket for one and received
a blow on the side Of the Jaw. which
knocked him down. Two men hap
pened along at that time and Picord
ran back 10 the Bowery saloon.
Officer Anderson. who had been
In hiding and had witnessed the
whole scene. came up and assisted
Sullivan % his feet Then they
proceeded To- the saloon in which
Picord had gone. The officer asked
Sullivan n he would know the man
II he saw him again. and he said he
would. When they reached the
saloon the officer opened the door,
and as he did so Sullivan recognized
the man. lie was then taken 10 Jail
Sullivan went 10 Seattle this morn
ing and appeared before the prose-
cutting attorney and the complaint
% attempt 10 robbery was filed
against Picord.
Pieord has been In Ballard for
about six months and has been
continually striking somebody
without cause. Several witnesses
viii be brought against him. among
whom Is Minnie Anderson. the land
lady of the rooming house over the
BoWery saloon. from whom he tried
60 borrow gun.
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area, the heating room Is 90 by
AZ. rolling room. 81 by 800. and
four stock rooms each % By ~.
and n detached office building
These buildings are frame aud built
on concrete foundations
The raN material TO be used BY
the plant all be scrap iron. SD ip-
ped here from every available see
ton uf western Washington While
the iron mines Ia this section Of the
state have not been developed es=
teuhlyrly and sufficient 90 supply
raw material for the plant. Il IL
hoped that the next few years Will
SEQ a marked development In this
line % Industry
Tho water supply for the plant
comes from the hills 10 the west
and D. sufficient 10 supply all de
mhndH Ias plant Is fitted up with
ia own electric power. which Is
equipped wtth 75 X ~ Wrestling
house generator. A flve-ton shaw
electric crane has been installed
and the whole plant viii be light
ssi with electricity
when In full operation the plant
Will be the best equipped % any
IN the country The product will
iaciude merehantAble iron % every
description
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and II h safe to predict that with
In a year Humphrey will be a city
of more than e 900 population
The steel company Is managed
by men who have spent their lives
IN The Iron manufacturing business
and are thoroughly familiar with
every phase Of the Industry ~ ".
Wilson Is president Of the
company lie was active manager
Of the Western Iron aud Steel com
pauy. which successfully developed
the plant at iakcyIcw. Wash VIII
liam Piggot. the vice president Is
president OF the Railway Steel and
supply company. % Seattle
The company owns S. aefeH of
land along the shore near West Ses
attic. and extensive tide.nndH on
the West Waterway Of Seattle The
West Seattle branch ~ the North
eru Pacific connects with the plant
and three tracks run into the prop
erty of the company. The plant
nov occupies acres Of land owned
aud when the extensive improve
menfs. uow contemplated are fin
lahed II will be one uf the largest
IN the west
Eight frame buildings nov con-
prise the eompanys plant The
scrap iron she'd Il 60 b. go feet In
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within three or four weeks the
town Of Humphrey. at the south
extremity 81 Elliott bay. viii be
bustling with the noise Of indus
try The big plant OF the Seattle
Steel company is nov nearing com
pletion. and b the rnd II April
viii be Ia full operation II viii
give employment To more than 200
men.
The buildings Of the plant are
completed and work H. nov pfugrra-
sing rapidly Ia installing maehin-
cry. At the preaent time the man
ufAeture % car trucks IL in prog
ress and about 50 men are en-
ployed Ia this work AZ the present
time Several carloads OF trucks
have ALREADY been shipped from
the factory.
Scarcely year aEo tho town ~
Humphrey Was unknown. Six
moutha agu the steel company be-
gan work on the foundation for
the new plant. and ever since that
date the town has bern booming
Many houses have been constructed
and today there aru more than zoo
people living there The euuhtruc-
uun II the plant has stimulated a
growth that Is most substantial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

bill 81: rye flour. per Dbl. ts.0e.
rye meal PER bare. o. 50 buckWheaL
per bbL. o.. buckWheat per bale.
txTb. corn meal les. per bale. 20 10:
per bhl. t375. white corn
meal. sos. 81. bale. t12a. rolled oats.
Dbl. s. G Co. t576 wheat nAkeA
bex rs Ibn. 20. farina. per bbL.
$3.50. fartna. io-lh. SACKS. per bale.
81. hominy. large. per hbl. tNTe.
honniny. small. les bale. s26o. Holly
seif- raising buekwheat 2shs. case.
ta7b. pearl barley. 18Th. boxea
ttbe: pearl barley. ioo-fb sacks -:
split peas. t.6eGs. popcorn. per cwt-
taco. cracked wheat. per bale. .3oa
Honey.
California strained per ~. Sc.
California sage. per 10. lie; honey.
stxracL per III. 7dSiSc. oregon
grape cream. io-eass lots. t3ao.
honey. Yakima. isHei Cilfornis
oats. per ton, 12ia32. bran. per
ton. s2la22 barley. rolled. per ton.
t26.b042T. feed wheat. per ton. $50
a 80. dairy chop feed, per ton. 122m
q. oil meal. per ton. $500; best
chop. t27a2s. whole corn. ton. t27a
per ton. s22q24
hay.
Eastern washington timothy.
SIS: alfalfa. sl2boais. wheat
hay. SIS: Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. t2i. Puget Sound
hay Si0ui3
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. i22; clam
shells ioas. $40. bone meal, io0a
ts2: granulated bones. zoos. s32 On
ibs and Sos 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. tit.bod Is.
AIsike, choice. .i7. white clover. us
01g: timothy. per cwt- sA.fa
as. orchard grass. SIC: red top. $50
10: English rye grass. IS: Italian rye
grass. IS. bronze grass. ii9. tail
meadow oat grass sib: Kentucky
blue grass. ali; pasture mintura
uplandA tio9i1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March "a
The Venezuela situation - reach
Ing a crisis. Il Naa learned today
az the state department. that Mia
lister Bowen. ten days aRo. vas in
strueted b. this government TO de-
rnanf formally Of President Castro.
Of Neuszusia. that All questions al
issue between his country aud the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

where shs Is now undergoing ~
pairs
Wright nlsn states that the Japa-
ueae government has awarded the
contract for raising the Russian
hattisahips now lying submerged
In the hRrhor Of Purt Arthur and
will begin work In a short time
piles win Be driven around the
ships for the purpose Of enclosing
them In cofferdama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

selling Al $40 "Wednesday All the
green steamer goods that arrived
Acre Monday are nearly cleaned up.
A carload Of CHm~lia oranges and
tso cars Of bananas arrived Mon
dng. There are some usN TanKsF=
me oranges on the market selling Al
II 50.
EEEa have gone up another notch
and are zfiu firm. raultry BE- not
rasninE la IA very great quantities..
There 10 hofna opcn air fhubarb GA
the market noW. the frat FOR the
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
JURY NOT COMPLETE
nv Rrrfpp. News As.na

10y 1870 49, - n
CHICAGO. March ai--Four ALL
dftionel vwnlremen were temporarily
passed Of those summoned to In
veatiEate the alleged beef trust.
The panel now contains l. men
Pour more are to BE secured this
afternoon Upon the acceptance OF
n. the court win instruct the Jury
Eight witnesses have BEEN SUM
rnon~d 10 appear Tomorrow.
The utmost secrecy 10 being Oh
served and extraordinary prrcau-
tons have been taken 10 prevent tha
names % the witnesses from heinx
learned prior 20 their apearaues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

One Of RuWia'a real heroes n
General Mistehenkn. the famous
cavalry leader. whose flying squad
ron has held the pursuing laps In
check long enough for the other
Russian generals 70 organize their
troops
Although Mistchenko has been
wounded several times. be rides al
the head Of his Cossacks and has
become the Idol Of the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

= CHICAGO. March 2i-Or- ,
a ders for a strict press censor- ,
q Zion city from John Atc1- /,
q andeF Dowie. and stringent I
4 measures for It's enforcement ,
q have been put in force. Already I
q the wrath Of the prophet has 4
q fallen heavily On one of hts
. Disciples for giving infnrma- .
= ton "a the newspapers. John 4
= kcaaler. son % DEACON kessier. +,
4 has been hlaekllsfed and ex- 4
= lied from the city 4
\ The press ban includes the ,
h reading OF all newspapers e1- 4
= cept The Zion publications. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
AFTER CASTRO
VENEZUELA PRESIDENT MUST ElTsER SUBMIT MATTERS TO
ARBITRATION tbs

United states Be submitted To arbi-
tratian.
In case Of refusal Bowen VAS "a
inform Castro that the United States
"aeuld pursue it, own course"
The department has not been IN
formed % castro'a reply. The EslE-
urs - the customs ports wili prob
ably follow a refusal on CaHtra's
part 70 submit matters at issue 10
arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
TO SUCCEED SENATOR PAGE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March IL
When the Tennessee legislature as
sembled today IL was for the pur-
pose % eloeting a successor to SEN
ator Bate, The prevailing opinion
among the members appears 10
favor the selection Of ex- Governor
Benton McMillin Mr.. MeMiliin.
who was Senator Bates most active
opponent during the last campaign.
withdrew in favor of Bate with the
understanding that should Bate re-
tire McMillln would become The
candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
KEEP our VAsoALs

EVERETT. March 2t.-A s-foot
about the mill and yards Of the
Mukiiteo Lumber company 20 pro-
tcct the property against vaudais.
Miscresnts have. on several ncca-
slons. attempted % iniure this fine
plant. resortinK once 20 fire and
again % cutting the binding wires
o. six-iuch wooden pipe which
supplies the boiler with water. This
last piece % vandalism was discov-
cred In the nick OF time 70 avoid the
explosion Of the boiler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
THE MARKET

Many potatoes were shipped into
the city on Tuesday from Yakima.
The best Yakima potatoes have gone
up to go and are still very firm.
EaffY Rose potatoes dropped Tues
cay To 935 aud are expected Co be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

and the symptoms uerr those tn
vsriabiy accompanying this con-
ditiou tits throat VAS filled Nith
catarrhal HecretlnnA causing a
continual hawking and spittinE.
auf1Hfffuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
AGREES WITH TAFT

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March Il
The president has written let
ter 10 Secretary Taft. approving the
iatter's recommendations 81 a change
In the personnel Of the Panama
canal commission and the rear
ranRcrnent q the duties % the mem
bers He purposes to avoid further
delays IN getting supplies 90 the
canal zone. thus facilitating the work
Of construction The commission
viii Be reduced 20 one. or not more
than three members Taft VIII pre-
sent the president with a plan uf re-
organization within few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

ATLANTA. March 2f.-Preslaent
KsyanauEh. % the Southern league.
announced today that his league
would not engage in a war with the
American league. Managers OFif-
fiths and O'Neiil refused 10 talk to-
DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
mo WAR,
SAYS BERT
OBJ scripps News AHal

SAN FRANCISCO. March Il
President Bert % the PRcific Coast
karue. unquaiIfiedly denied today
thAt war has been declared on the
rajor orzaniratiunA as irnplicd In
tAs slguing b. los Angeles Of Chase.
Who hsd been drafted BY New York.
He says the chase matter now rests
with the national commission. and
4 that body decides that Chase be-
Ionss ~ New York. L.oA Angeles
rnst give him up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

My digestion is good. have
gained ten pounds in weight and
arm again working regularly at
my trade. I might say that l
also suffered most iutensiy from
piles and these have been COM
pletely and thoroughly cured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Radically Cured After
Many Years OF
FruItless Effort

Mr. =. G. Hiii. Of orinia. King
Co. Wash. has since boyhpod
suffered frum eatarrh OF the
head and throat The disease vas
caused by an
0betrt4rttr, 81 the kostrfts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Civ, Up Ny Work.

The Columbian treatment has
opened up my nostrtir 50 that |
breathe freely at all times. has
removed the aching and the
noises from my head. and l now
Hear as Well as Ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

COLUMBUS. o.. March q The
supreme court today upheld the con-
EtlfutlaalIltE az ths criminal session
90 ESQ EHle1f.Ea unfi-lrHst law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
He Was Weak and Broken
Do wu
His Health Restored

Mf. =. p. Hanson. Traeyton-
Wash. a well known carpenter.
says
I had suffered from catarfh
for ten years and the disease had
involved my entire system to
such an extent that was
Comp leteiy Broken Down,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The star by W. A.
Ryer q Co. tte Coiumbm street. by
private wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
This Treatment
Cures

catarrh IN every form. Asthma.
Bronchitis. ineipient Consamp-
ton rheumatism. Ear Dissa sss
Aff~#f Ioun Of the stomach. Liver.
kidneys and bladder. Nervous
system. Blood and skin
We have the only positive cure
for piles and all rectal diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

My head vas always ciogged up.
my throat filled with sickeninE
rnucus. and there vas a constant
feeling Of pressure. with a duh.
heavy pain over my eyes and
across my forehead Ny
Eearinu Grew Dull
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
N.ast.bi..


Beans DRY. per cWI tAstuATk
Lima beans ft7Bahee. bsstn pet
sack. 15cu lee. cabbage. IKE ID
wfunipEstsAd cabbage per cwt
8 Is. caultfiaNrr. pr dozen. 81 Is
garlic. new. i2e: onions ysilas
n. g.. oniuns Fanno. she spinach
crate. 5ou zoe. turnips sack. tizs.
FutahaEaA Sax sou 81. lettuce
dollhouse. 81 a0a L2s. orsKuns quaa "A
crate. taFsu aea. carrots. s69tt 90
fancy carrots. t20o. Yakima potz :
tatosa f44u1t Greedy potatoes. Ia
1sasgi. Yakima Barry Ros.. ta6
new California potatoes. Sc per IN .
dollhouse radishez. 1ee pr doz
uti.oo. apples, fancy. tL00qlTE
California sweet potatoes. pet crate.
crate. tiTts artichohsa. per doE. Tse
California celery. 400 sbe. native
celery. 1QW7oe nativc fhnhaFb. &c
curuuihsfs. t42s per aoa. hothouns
onions. zoe doE. asparagus. -
California barb. bon. tl7bU20o. to-
uaafuca. fz2Es $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

.um uletely and permanently
nearly two years ago, and I have
bad no return Of my old trouble
since that time I have gained
% pounds in weight and am now
ia perfect health.
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by the Columbian Treatment. Mr..
Hui said
Years o. effort 20 get I'd Of
my most distressing afnletton.
through The use u many RENE
dies and the treatment Of mum
erouH physicians. resulted IN ut
ter failure. and I Was worse than
I had ever been when I first
Hansuitsd pr MeHarrie o. the
Columbia Medical Institute.
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e.aaina and Choking

him while 90 Conversation Ills
rest at night was broken and dis
turbed because uf snoring and
mouth breathing. and be waa
Continually taking colds which
seriously injured his general
health Speaking = his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

while my head was filled with
buzZinK and cracking noises
that were terribly annoying. Ny
digestion failed. I was always
badly conssipated. and finally
became 80 weak and run down
that | VAS compelled to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

Hugh Miller. chief clerk In the OF.
flee Of 8. q. Yerkes. Of the Great
Northern. will be back from the
east Monday night. Mr.. Miller left
two weeks ago for a brief trip.
The Battle Creek Sanitarium.
which for the past years has been
located az 6t2 Third avenue, viii be
moved 20 1873 Third avenue. The
new quarters are being fixed mp
and greatly improved and will be
ready for occupancy on April J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

.iruruonr. ais. banana.
per bunch. g seq : - dates. per n
~ OF. figs. B-lb bricks. MS
nEs io-Ib eartoona se07se. sfaps
fruit. Per bux. t16o lemons. choics
AMI .Ancy. tfke4aea GRANGE
seeding. ttha92gs. naval oranges
81 seaz2s. fancy Canella oranges
ta4k. TanR.rtne. tise. Jap. bale
tiik8i7ss apples cooking. BE-
1sIe0. apples. fancy. ti0oU lis
rrnub.rriaH. tfoo0. pomsEranatna
hatf orange eAz.s. tlTs. ptnea pplsa
~ Aun IahnuN50
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Mas Passed Away
GIVEN FREE

Careful. Painstaktng. Scientific
Examination and Diagnosis. With
Practical Advice from an *
perleneed Specialist. Free TO AL
This Includes a Thorough Micro
acopic Examination when Seees-
Aary.
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oregon cheese itae. Eastern
eros ~. 10 &c. Washington cheese
lie. cream brick cheese. lee. but
ter. native creamery. Ale. eastern
storage. In tubs. ale. eastern
storage. IN bricks. 2Tc. cooking. Ia9
lie. California fresh creamery. sic.
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MEAD AT wALLA wAIIA

WALI.A WALI.A. March IL
Governor Mead and party arrived
here this morning from Pullman and
made a tour Of inspection through
the psnitsntiafy. lie was greetAa
BY an immense thronE at the depot
and given an ovation. lie win m
main here two days and will then
visit ColfaH. where a monster -
ception has been planned for him
Friday Afternoon. Saturd~y he goes
10 Tekoa and will later visit spo-
kane before returning to the coast.
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Strictly frssh ranch. 2id2ic.
Sugar

Golden c. IN sacks. 90 IS: extra c.
IN sacks, fEsk. powdered. IN bar
fei. tste. dry Kranulatsf. IN sack.
teis: cube. In barrel. .s.k6. beet
suEaf. tses maple sugar. i0ai3h
Less = G u paid within Is days