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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
NoRwEGIANS ARE ANXIOUS.
Deny That Troops Are Being Sent
60 the Observation-Disclosures
May Agree UPOn Terms.

Christiania, Sept. 10.-It is semi
ofIicially announced that the military
now being conducted by
the Norwegian government are mere
ly customary measures for relieving
the garrisons Of the Notifications and
the permanent camps.
The tension here is greater than
ever. All during the day crowds nlled
the streets In the vicinity Of the news
paper ofaces eager for news from
Karlstad. The fact that the conference
has again adjourned Is regarded as q
GOOD omen and the feeling Of pessi-
mism which has long prevailed is Civ
ing away to q hope that war will be
averted, especially as II is believed here
that Norway has the moral support OF
the government Of Great Britain. A
strong conviction also prevails that
war would not be permitted by the
powers. Owing to the stand made by
Norway It Is considered that an arbi-
tration treaty will be secured and that
a compromise will be arranged regard
ing sweden's demand for the demoli-
ton Of the fortress. II is expected that
the Negotiations Saturday will be de-
cisive and the result Is looked forward
to with much anxiety.
He Started Fire with Kerosene.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
osieet . NorwsElan Fortres.es.

London. Sept 1b.-The correspon-
dent Of the Times at Karistad says:
Sweden regards as menacing and
therefore requires the demolition Of the
recent works erected at the fortress Of
Fredriksteen, some Of which are with
IN 800 yards Of the frontier and are
armed. with powerful guns. This APP
plies also to the modern works around
the fortress Of Kongsvinger, which
though within 20 miles from the from
tier lie ct the junction Of the railways
leading across the frontier to Sweden.
Sweden has no desire to humiliate Nor
way, but Is simply avoiding compet-
ton In the erection Of defensive works
which weuld be ruinous TO both coun-
tries."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
ECZEMA. ON
LITTLE Girl
SIeepIess Nights for Mother
and Awful Suffering
Of Child.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Had Given up All Hope Of Ever
Making Any Cure.

Mrs. /. B. Jones, Addington, Ind.
r, writes: "My little girl had been
suffering for two years from eczema,
and during that time I could mot
get q nights sleep as her ailment
was very severe. 1 had tried so many
remedies and spent so much money
deriving no benefit, / had given up
ailhope of making any cure. Aealast
resort I was persuaded to try Cuticural
and to my great delight a marked
change was manifested from the hrst
application. gave the child q bath
With Cuticura Soap, using soft piece
Of muslin cloth. This I did twice .
dav, each time following with Cuti-
cura Ointment, and at the same
time gave the Resolveut, according to
directions. One box Of Ointment
and two bottles Of the Resolvent, to-
qether with the Soap, effected per
maneDt cure. / submit this for pub
LEGATION, hoping It viii assist other
sufferers In curing themselves"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
nusaln Remoxes puties.

St. Petersburg, Sept. 16.-The impe-
rial ukase abolishlng the retaliatory
duties on American imports was gaz-
cited Friday and was placed In imme-
diate effect at all the custom houses
by Geographic orders from the min
istry of finance. 1t was stated by one
Of the Russian ENJOYS several days
ago that this action might be taken in
recognition of President Roosevelt's
friendliness In his action In bringing
about a peace conference.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
The O1nr win Take a Trip.

London, Sept. ia dispatch to
Reuters Telegram company from St.
Petersburg says 1t is reported there
that Emperor Nicholas viii leave on
board the imperial yacht Saturday.
The emperor's destination Is not stat
ed, but It is rumored he will make q
trip to Finnish waters accompanied
bv the empress.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 15.-The
Wyandott Gas company in Kansas
City, Kan, Is supplying natural gas
to 5000 patrons across the line In
Kansas City, Kan, The present con-
sumption of natural gas is about TO-
100000 cubic feet a month, but with
the use Of natural gas for heating and
manufacturing and its enlarged use
for domestic purposes, the company
expects to more than double the Juan
tity used in few weeks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
COMPLETE TREATMENT
Consisting Of cuticura Soap
Ointment and Pills.

The first step In the treatment OF
chronic Eczema is to remove the
scaies and crusts and soften the skin,
by warm baths with Cuticura Soap.
nrv carefully and apply cuheura
Ointment, lightly at hrst, and where
advisable spread Il on pieces Of son
cloth and bind IN place. Take the
Resolveut Pilla OF liquid, IN medium
does. Do not use cold Wutel tn bath
Inc, and avoid cold, nav winds
- a.s-y,s. G. "a g g.; 3. I, go, ~ ~
iI---.11l ~ 80. - fIri-z LruI 60 ~
- s ~ i'al-i - -nsga - @
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
TROUBLE NOT OVER AT BAKU.
Fighting Continues and Troops Are
Busy-InsurEents Threaten Create
er Damage to Oil Interests.

81. Petersburg, Sept ia private
dispatch from Tifish says there was
firing Thursday night at various points
In the Baku district and there were
many skirmishes resulting in consider
able loss of life. The situation, the
dispatch says, is alarming and there
is great uneasiness among the Tar
tars.
Five battalions Of infantry, a battery
of artillery and a body of Cossacks
have been sent to Kutais. Cossacks
have also been sent to Shulavery,
where encounters between the Tar
tars and Americans are feared.
A prominent journalist of Baku has
been killed by Tartars who are con-
Quoting a crusade against newspaper
men.
The oil men here have received In
formation that the insurgents threaten
to kill the operatives when they re-
sumo work and to burn the works now
in course of reconstruction.
London Hears Rumors.
London, Sept. 1.-THE correspon-
dent of the Mail at BalZu, under date
of September IA says:
within the short space OF two
hours Thursday morning FIVE assassin
atoms were committed in broad day
light in the busiest thoroughfares.
The murders escaped owing toNthe in
difference Of the police who are most
ly Tartars. Sinister rumors that an
other Tartar attack on the armenians
is contemplated, has caused a panic
among the inhabitants"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
SIGNED THE ARMISTICE.


Gunshu Pass, Manchuria, Sept. 16.-
Owing to the variance between Russian
and Japanese time and also the fact
that the exact spot for the meeting OF
the Russian and Japanese representa-
tives had not been defined, Major Cen
eral Ovanosky, representing Gen.Lne-
witch, was the last to arrive Wednesday
morning at the place for the armis-
tice conference. General Fukushima,
representing Field Marshal Oyama,
with Col. Tanaka and Capt. Tanaka,
two professors Of international law,
Ariga and Soyzi, and guard of 80 men
had already arrived under a flag of
truce.
After nine consecutive hours Of ne
gotiations the armistice was signed at I
D. m. It takes effect September 16,
agrees to the abolition Of all hostile or
Inimical acts and establishes a neutral
zone Of four kilometers wide between
the two armies Of which Shahotzu on
the railway is the center. Maps show
ing the zone are to be exchanged. Only
civilians will be allowed within the
territory and communication between
the two armies is to be only by the
Shahotzu road. Special naval ENJOYS
are to meet near vladivostok with one
ship for each nation to confer and es-
tablish an armistice and neutral zone
also.
A Ministerial Matinee.
Chicago, Sept ia ministerial
matinee was held at Mcvickers theater
here Thursday BY invitation Of William
A. Brady and Joseph R. crismer, for
the ministers Of all denominations to
witness a performance Of AS Ye Sew"
written By Rev. John Snyder, and the
first play written BY . minister ever
presented on an American stage.
There were over 1000 ministers at the
matinee. which was given exclusively
for them, the theater being closed TO
the paying public he play was
warmly Fscsivod
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-21
ar worker. Consolidate.

Bufalo, n. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Broth
erhood Of Railway Carmen and the In
transitional Association Of Car Work
err met Is one body "wednesday. The
Joint convention win complete the de-
tails Of Organization which VII eoa-
uolidats the two hodieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
TOOK POISON
BY MISTAKE

Peter Darwin. a restaurant man
residing At 1919 Nesler way. tool,
ehluruform accidentally about 3
O'Clock Tuesday morning and lapaed
into a state NJ inacnalbllity. lie
never recovered conariouaneas and
died an hour later. but before the
deadly dfag became effective he
said that he did not intend TO COM
init ahicide aud that the ehlorofnrm
had been taken BY mistake. nar-
win has been suffering from aiom-
aeh trouble FOR the past few weeks
aud came homo from tho restaurant
Tuesday morning In great pain lie
had purchased bottle 81 stomach
medics.e and. Ia taking the dose. u
ia basrved that he got the two bot
tles which are ais.llar. mixed and
ss.tse the atal ss.ssalte Darwin
wqss Is yeasss Of asaa a.n.3 was well
hnasasqs % hsa.s s.assE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
CONTACT AWARDED
NEW CHARTER

The tramp stsamer Knlght Er-
rant Was chartered Tuesday morn
Ing by the F'rank WaisrhQuae com
panY The vessel Nill be used GA
the Oriental and Nome rosie IL
cauenctinu With the other vessels
nov owned or chartered BY thss
company. This Il the sixth vessel
chartered - the Frank WaterhoHHe
company during the past I've
months. making ten IN Al noN an
dee fha company's management. Nr
wafarh1uaa stated that In all like
Uho8a the vessel would make nue
trio 10 the Orient. AFTER whirh she
might maize a trip TO Nome NJ
Wa1srhonse states that The short
axr in Nnme tonnage was worse thh'
wear than during any previous sea
nu since the establishment u ths
nnthern traao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

lice department Of the action. and n
will heoome the duty Of tho police
officers Ia enforce ordinance No.
leA0I II IL understood that tho
movement Ia "a be general aud that
heothlaek stands. small fruit
stands aud other Objectionable oh
atfuetlouH are to be- removed from
the sidewalks. An omployo OF tho
company stated Tuesday morning
that theY had complied with the
ordinance and we're keeping within
the line established by the city
suloua which permits the sSle OF
goods SO inches from the limo OF
travel, In addition GO this It ia
said that the company has more
space ON account of the doorway
heinz deep and wide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
TEAMSTER INJURED

8 EssEsaeQEu wasHsn da.tptsa EN Al
fe'H is-lae 5r1sakH vasa rrFu habo 10 as
geevtrt. eau "a FsiseulaHa alieut ]
efssas frszs'sai8 t4seUttss ls.tN ~ -
YVES kmslig ahaAuan tap aNd hsaf as1aut
the b. 1as Hte WIS uus, eiss.s isaru Nsi.u q
trFen nht ~ ta.r scattfe tLrnnsul tssa-
F,afad. hk sfaf re- see 500 e@naa.A o.
e%e3 aetiuHs Uae OF ttFe hae aHa
"a sa kataa aNtrsslH and tke welsaa
v..sz aeHsatishca. Tase car Was Hssx-
has rapi1ly ava Wa Fsaliss the rssa
to Flae eats preparatory ~ Elins iH
Z ~ hnrn. Isdw ardia dia Hat bear etru
wafkifiE ataatH ana cha asias q the
ise.a upta fe@ bate he was threNn
oas ~ the wnwaH 10 tka force II
tie eeiiis4ea. 9ire seeltsng Was re-
uaeted 90 ths fefiee ~ Fatra}Hsssa
y ass Hesaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
WANT THE DOPE
ON IRRIGATION

NORTH YAKIMA. AHgtI Con.
Eres maa " T. Jausa kaa arrived
from WaahlnEtaa De viii remais
AZ hnmc until Hag !. wheR he All
- With the rivers aud heFtera easa
maitae te make "a .nvestlEat les aa
the Onto river AferWaFa ae vii
maize a trip lhreHEh the iriHaicd
country with tHe senate aaa hoaae
coiomsttee au Irrigation.
senator ARkenY Has Feeeiycd aa
Invitation 90 ioin she pnnhefa =
the lrriEaftan comnIueca The party
viii meet a. Kansas City Moaaay
Jnae !. aud g. Through TeSaa. Ses
Mexico. Arizona. Utah. Nevada, Cal
ifornia. Oregon. Washington, idafs,
Montana. and ofhef states Interest
"a ia lrriEa1ion. Tho railroads vii
furnish free transportation. the cen
sfesamen u pay their oWn cN-
ssssasssH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
NEW YORK STOCKS

High. Low Close.
Afchisun. SeI=S. 81 rs. S77-s.
Anal Copper. $ SIS. S. SIS. Sc IS
b. e. O. 109 "a. los IS. los rs.
b. r, T.. 7o1-S. GSl-2. 6s1-2
Can. Pae.. i54. i5l 3-S. 1854
Erie. eam.. q -. 45. 45l-S.
III. Cent. 1876. IG2. 1881.
Manhattan. iee 10. les 1-2. les 10.
Metropolitan. l23. III 81. 1874.
Mo. Pac.. l07. Jos SIS. 1872.
+. g. n. f4ft-s. i42. 1t2.
Peoples Gas II IS. 10 10.
Penn. iS3. III rs. 142
Reading. com. % L.. 90. 96.
r. T.. com. 80 Ia. % IL. 80 IS.
SO. Pac-. So 1-2. 65 rs. Go.
St Paul. 1S7 Is. iS2 IS. 1S3.
Sugar. 142 rs. 1918. 1f2 lis.
Union pac., i3s. 129 rs. $50 Is.
L. S. S. CON-. IS Is. IS IS. 81.
L. S. s. pfd.. 104 rs. 100. les Is.
Liverpool May wheat opened i-s
lower. and closed unchanged July
wheat opened Is lower and closed
Is higher
Car receipts Minneapolis. 81. DID,
luth. To- Chicago. l47.
Joseph says. Better get long st.
Paul right away and hold for SUBJ
stantiai rise London has some in
side information on L. 5, Steel pre-
ferred. will sell az rs and the COM
mon at SO In the near future. Get
long on Erie and 3. & o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
SUES ScALPERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Apra is.-The
southern Pacific brought auit today
ta anioin A OttinEer and other
ticket sealpers II this city from
dealing In excursion tickets 90 eer-
ventiona 81 the Waedmea ~ The
Werla and the Knights e Celam-
bus. which are e. Be held In Les
Angeles. and o. the Lewis and
Clarke exposition. ~ Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
STILL JUGGLING

srhe coumHsl " iunKiimm asaiu with
tha Hafuum a Bailey circus license.
AZ iia uaelIus MandaY afternoon the
neeusr committee deeisira thHt the
rrautietara % tbs show should pro-
vide that s. rer cent - fhe seHtH
shall aru for ST. 3 per- cent foF :
ceuta esd - per cent Zoe 50 ceHts.
The auiY trouble e that thF cifEua
uian have unt been Haked about e.
and iheg Wiil probably pfeeo~1 80
charge whatever price they wish
when thr feHfs st befe. TIE ufufsH-
Hlfian 90 pres eating fhe parade NaN-
oua from tearing up she pavement
wa referred 20 ab-camfaittee-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

onloaa. ycliaw. 10. &. onions Fanna
act young onions i0c bunchs
spinach. crate. saI Tscs lettuce.
dollhouse. tfEoatfa ore. squash.
crate. t1TtaaQo. carrots fIWl.1ts
Yakima potatoes fst.8a Ia ca.
GreelY potatoes. taIoo0 $500. Yak
lima Early Rnae. gites new
California potatoes. g. PER- 10
hotbauHo raudiHhnas zoe per duEs
apples. fancy. ti.gaH ags. spltren-
berg apples. tiMf2as California
sweet potafueH, -. uftiehakea. per
dos. ak. California celery. s1c0&fs
native celery. g0n Tac. native rhu-
bufh. 9 &c. rurumhefH. long green.
81 dHEeu, asparagus. lee WaIla
Walla asparagus. $500. California
barb. box. tfaa. green psan. Sc. to-
mHtoHa teaan Boz green neppefa
1dc ID, telephone peas. ice b..
Frults
bananas. bunch. 81 son $50 dates
-. stsm6c. ftnH. M=ib brsrka. gi.Tb.
neH. nrodicas t6-tb cartoons. 90
G7fr. grape fruit Per boz. g. 50
Ma1z. Seeding grape fruit 81 IS
esa COS lemons choice and fancy,
Sc oaH26os navel oranges. f1.oo
aga.e8. tnnEsrines. $780, meditmn-
Sen sweets ssg5, jap bale si.i5U
.siGa. crnpberrina $40; ulneappleA
per doz. fa6onBIG0. strawberries
sa2EH2b0 per craze pitted pluma
ss0e per crate. cherries, per crate,
32.ao.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington cheese. l8c. cream
brick cheese. isc; California cheese,
iar. butter. native creamery, 22cl
cooking. 10000. California fresh
creamery. zoe.
Strictly fresh ranch, 20G21e. Ore
ron eggs zoe.
Sugar.
Golden &, IN sacks. 81 SO: extra 2.
IN sacks, fseb; powdered. Ia bar
fela, taA0. dry Eranulated. In sacks
ee,fB. cube. In barrels. s6.bb: beet
furaf t60b. maple sugar i0Gi2h.
Less sc n paid within 10 days
Meats.
Cows. beef. &C.. steers, TIC. mutt
ton ~ Csc pork. "a fhc lamb, qci
rnrinn lamb. g8ma. dressed veal,
small. "a Sc live rabbits. doz,
sA75.
Hams, naccn and lard.
IauA tfIitcf bacon. breakfast
fakHfsN; lard White Star. fierce.
ene9 mfu. white Rose. SAo. lard
Mia Rose. tNe.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed i76iso. geese.
sresend iBdf t6c. chickens. dressed
ibQt7c. turkeys. fancy local dressed
2oQ22e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

me arrest - August f.ubiR. a Ia
barar. Moadag afternoon Tor carry 2
inr concealed weapons. resulted IN
Me conviction before Feiier ind#"
Gordon. anH Luhiz must furnish q
S. 100 bond 20 guarantee hiH good
behavior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
temOutfitine COhc Cor FfthAve and PkeSt
e q e

bic compressed, 32is Puget Sound
hay. Stoa11
Poultry Food
Oyster shells. aces. ton. So. clam
shells ICES. t1e. bohe meal. io0s
tE1. graduated bones. ices. 80. GA
as and Sos g. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. fisbo1 Is;
a.sikes choice. tiT. white clover. SIS
ais, timothy. Per cwt. tt.Ts
06. orchard grass. tie. red TOP. 81
10. English rye grass. IS. Italian rye
grass. s.; bronze grass. siai tail
meadow cat grass ti6. Kentucky
blue grass. 81; pasture mixture
upianda. sie1ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18


nraafi. Per N. Iauttcs cocoannt.
per aaSen. soc. watnuta Eng
iish. itq lie. peeans. $50 itct
fIlbsrtn. izcs black waiuuts. Te.
hickury nuts. Tci buttrrnutH. ke.
lap peanuts. bcs Virginia neanuta.
7c Jumbo peanuts. DC, almonds
i2h ellie.
Fish. Oyster. Uss.
Eoies. tcs black cod &C., ling cod.
t0c crabs. &lml.4as clans open
shipment $3.50 clamA per sack.
siGa. oysters. Olympia. per sack.
sabu. open bulk. per gallon.
ta1s. salmon. Zoe. salmon
trout. lbei skinned perch.
Sc. shFimus. SQIool founders
&c: herring. B.; Holsters. iTiSc;
smelt SCI sturgeon. Sc. black hasa
&c. haiibut. co 70. perch. &c.
Flour
Patent. Ter bbi. ttTs; Crown.
tste: Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
Piiisbury. o.. piiishuFy'a Beat. -.
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic. sA7s,
Electric. TIT Holly. st7s. 0oldea
Northwest. 1915. Electric Light
gTgh. Cold Medal. 1850; Top Notch.
tl4g; CenteHnlals. hest. tt7b. Gold
drop. tA25. Patent Excellent. 3A7ks
Novelty A. Itz5
Cereafa
Whole wheat. los. Per bale. ;2tas
whole wheat flour. per Dbl. iA2s.
fruham. per Dbl. 81. Per bale. s2.25.
Dbl s.. rye flour. psr bhi. 81 90,
rye meal, per hate. g. 50. buck wheat.
per Dbl. o.. buckvheat. Per bale.
taTG. corn meal los. per hale, a. 10.
meal ~. sos 81. bale. sa.ao. rolled oats,
Dbl. s. c. Co. 1915. wheat fls,koa.
box rs lbs. ia.20. farina. per Dbl.
1850. fRrinn. 1o-ib. sacks. per bale.
81: hominv. large. per bill. taT0.
houiny. small. ioA yale. y26o; Holly
self-ralainE puckwheat. a6hs, case.
1875; pearl barley. ab-lh. hOxes
tabe pearl barley. ion-ib sackA, ~;
slllt peas. 44.kolb. popcorn. per cwt..
ts00. cracked wheat. per bale, SAGA
Honey.
California strained. rer n. SC.
California sage. per m, itc; honey,
stxraet. per n. TusiAci oregon
Frhps cream. ID-case Tots, 1870.
honey, Yakima. i2hel Clfornia
Feeu,
oats. per ton. s8ta So; bran. per
ton. s2iQ2a; barley. rolled, per ton.
tse b0a a.; feed wheat. per ton, sa2
n28f dairy chop feed, per ton. t22i
oil meal per ton. SO. best chop
t27a2s, whole .-of1i, ton 81. shorts,
ton, f29
hay. S.
Eastern washington timothy.
e. u a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

LIMOGES. France. April ts.--The
city has decided 20 bury the victims
In the clash yesterday between the
strikers and soldiers az public tx
peuHe A general meeting ~ the
strikers was held this afternoon. 4
recurrence ~ disorders IL feared
Troops are patrollIug the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
Caught by Tree

gN0HOMfsH. April is.-Thoodassn
Moaai. an employa nj a logglpss
camp near Cisco. south Of Arllna
ton. vas Instantly killed Saturday
afternoon whlle Telling a tree Tt
was caught by n 'iguirk -klack. the
tree striking on a limb Of another
tree and shooting suddenly back.
pluuing the unfortunate man against
a stump and almost pinehing his
body in two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
BIG SLUMP
NoRrnERn SECURITIES oErs
BUMPED IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK. April is Northern
Securities had a sensational break
az tHe opening of che Stock eN-
change today declining i6 points in
three minutes under n great self
ing pressure. The price broke from
ISL ~ los. Il is reported that fhe
break q due 70 tho fumor thar the1t'
would be no melon cutting a. KS
uciuatcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
spinning's Specials

.,sthsr frezh shirfueHt ~
- sreas &. 4 ]. tires has JUS 81
-, fsar the factory u a. act
-. - AZ 4 psrnan 20 be fresh. but
- tlfe iAqaar iNnpEuFes
- r. Rubber auaf II Feu
- ar of g & J. tires between
- - May {. BRING thia ~ VITA
- Safrsn1es Il az tiFue % pt1F
49, Ara ia vii apply a. see
- uerehase pHi1e OF q raif er
Al = ! sinFis tlfe. Sc window
49, a 1854 and isth Tor hi-
80. I'd brush speeiHss.
ra ss.eaiihsf Rife $500 Ns.2o
nss smsnsbreak Pearl Handle
krlg8 ss-tessss .s.ertssss zoe
rg Spfiaghrpek f-blade Pearl
Hanliis knife -st....s.s.,. soe
No Toliet Cliprer ...,s...., = &c
uM HHi isaaQf s-s ..ssssas 3tfc
rssufn. 500 s.Hnsrs, whaic SCI
fs.rsss tine. net Eautely stsna ana
xzt
sssrs fhis srrIax 90 reaeU yeaF
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Antoine ganther. a janitor. was
TnaaHay afternoon arrested for
petty larceny by Detective Phillips,
snufher stole o coat valued al 80
from ~. Furhnm.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The star by ". A.
Ryer q Co. 1Ia Columbia street. By
private wire.
Tuesday, April rs.
Wheat High Low. Close.
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July. ss3-A. S73-f. 81.
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Corn
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Sept. IS. s71-2. a. 1-2.
Oats
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July. 90. 20 IL. 20 rs.
sept. 90 IS. ISIS. - "a
Pork
May. 1852. 1850. 1262
July. 1890. 1880. 1880.
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nsans. dry. per evil. ss.asRafsf
small whites, ts2bQa7b; large
whites. i3msIs. pink beans. 1895.
bavo beans. t825. Lima beans.
green bena i5c 10. WAX beans Toe 10
beetH per sack facI 81 90
pihcentia cabbage. 2 &c, caullflower.
dozen. also. garlic, new, tse
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