The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1899, Page 4

j a THE ATTLE STAR, NEEDS ( gegen ., ALONG THE WHARVES MARKET QUOTATIONS {0 ALANKANS | ‘The ateamer Caarina, which arriv.| Trade was better on West atrect | 26@200 per wor vet ap ae LA RGE ¢ a rage UE ——— Jed yesterday from fan Francine this morning thau any day se far | cartons, 91,96, s J OC KK 520 prec’ ie: OF a s eolline eo Janet Waldort in “The Lady ot | new dates been disabled by his present trouble, | t#ohar@ed 269 tonn of general this week rt, | at the Arlington deck, She left fo Trad io fieh iv Mlacking up. Crabs are quit Lumber and Building Material: which im known as “musical he ch | Tacoma inie morning Loné-—Supertor quality, per M, No. ' at at yetol va n . Oyster trade has been poor for!1 fir, $eq7 hantable fir, #4.00@ . Righ-qrede Photography Jp sil {ve branches oketemapetioen f a normal orgean,| Britten ship Westlothian will prob. | "everal dayr 1.76; No, 1 cedar, $6407; common, per % ates four or five times in rapid | @bly go to Tacoma today to finish | In the cereal line irade wan brisk, | M, $3.6065: spruce logs, $6.00; vedas ve" La Roche . jythmie movement, emitting a har ading her wheat eargo. ae by dpe maggie 7 E week. (shingle bolte, & 60. The Sub ect of GOV, |meniows sound ot unite that pro- at @ quotations are sationery ir Lumber-—Nough, Bs; thick fn tap ences techdi haar eames "duced by the dittant movement of a} Steam@hip Queen sala tomorrow!) 4) oon are being of-|and 18 inches eran tt eto rg Cor. Becond Ave. and Union Mt, Beatle bail tn a bowling alled, the rumb.|for San Franciaco, and the Walla 5 ling of | the Ving ball and the| Walle ts due to arrive during the eh PO he p-yinintrs elos yg ‘12 to 16 feet; apevial lengths, 0c per Artistic Photos at Peasonabie Prices $ ress guick ing boats of the fall-|4ay from the same port. Genlers for delivery tn rou ¥ M extra; one-inch finish, $13@18; all oe a she aera sag sage ane the dock or tn rat Beatt vertical ¢ " ‘fis . ling pine all becoming vividly por . “~ ee ae eeate wit Ppl neers ; : se : a ' i ae ruit 0 ee al trayed _ Steam freighter Rap mnalt I8l wheat, ohicken feed, 618 bran, |§1; stock hoarae, fan teoite te F A mont interesting feature in con. |!0ading @ big shipment of machinery r #15; shorts, $186.S0@1 inch, 9.0018; 12 ’. F > — e; and submarine mines at Arti l2-ineh, Si8@) Fer ~ . nection with his case Is the acceler | 4# Puget 4, 67 per ton: lines SOs, Fone: 416 Pike Street 10 THE @BOGRAPIRCML, SOCHETY |°csi"ssccs' anasto une: Aor which she" wi ake to y.- Ruet uh 4 por tanta or inch no ai N ick canal Siete ote [oma si pvr nl Large Slot Frit ad ts scliictanitaens its power ts dee bworbed in ren — Dees w+ Sivietly greah ranch, 18% | om i tion o| Steamer Cottage City is scheduled er Joints and seantlings, ¢ L evepetions, int | ee sail PHAGE fae Alachon porta, | G20 5.00018; B18 1B, 89.Woerlk: 8 4S, Has been left with us a SEAT Ee the heart att y Al t Butter — Fresh ranch, 1016; / s11@14, "Box boards, 12-Inch and up ih : a) © That oe creamery, 226 2he Chickens, live, 140; lve |dering hie fa Agricuitural Possibilities of the bessdewre y Territory as Desori! British ship Drumbaerton ts due ever may be aos foondition. it ts ene of exceedingly | bere trom Port Angeles, She wilt ton Red Cedar Lumber eed Mast Be Sold at Once | % Deale: nial mille for Chinese ports. m ng, weights Now vou have any use 5 = ‘ Naas Re , good howe ; M the: Sts ’ wikdnw i Por Pine Tome at & Reasonable Price : t t aes. A ar ®, $19@27; waine-| fo ne » 4 ‘ Fhe d . Photos uf—Sound Ww Mittish. whts ¢ haz -be , ail, 90; calves } The Ramaker Music Co. so een nartered te ‘a ting, SlO@PI4; runtic, S25q28; *Ae nn, or a lot « 1e : The monthly meeting of the) Terre. rs chaitared to load wheat at T porate teacan t prim a og oar Menger door, or a lot of them, ikel bad Si: aalaie Alaska Georraphical society held) YP Wood’ has sucteeded tn mak: Hides, Pelts and nch finish, 12, 14 and 16 feet,| COMe and get them...... . - : et " Ply rie ehureh * , “ ee ound salted steers t u connection with. the King, County |I& photographs of waves of avund) Dritish ahip Britian Genoral bas gon", sulted steer a rr ey ore BONNEY & STEWART Teachere’ inatitute, was welt attend-|'0 air sound wave was the been charte to load lumber on ict wouna et, re 5, 9 and 10 fort, ponsesl Boceen aah Eeaaiaee, ed. The program was a most in. |CPack of an electric spark and was the Round for Melbourne or Ade-|WenE Bound illest stage, $12 Parlors, Third Ave. and Columbia M. teresting one. ‘iovernor Brady minated and pho phot by laid bulle ned 2 4 13: Ms “palted kis “2 dried, 1 in advance of green. det Telephone Main 18, Beattie, Wah. Alaska, made an address, devoting |MeAns of the Ment of pad spark +p To; calves, per pound, ac; green hides, | OrA7ese, 6 Own I ri ae most of his attention to the people | Which Hashes ween the magne. Captain Curtle, of the Briti#h ship et den our — of the territory fe called atten. MUM Wires at nome distance behind | Westiothian, which Is loading wheat , eotnit Chicago Markets t ry the frat, and at an Interval at West Seattle, is mourning the nories of Alaska employ thousands of | Of one-ten thow ond of $17 and also his cabin be Chinamen ead of the natives of |*fter the fret spark press deer, 9 12¢; dry elke \ The sound was thus caught before the country. Me de oe fact. / Dea oceyhree ang tern) SEATTLE INKLINGS, alk, 1@5c tion to the fact that the salmon can CHICAGO, March 29, ~ ¢ Beever, H.00@4.85; cows, kere, $1.0004.90; T - CAHN & COHN Dealers in Ship Chandery | cop pelts inasmuch as the na sorely e oe Hinge, 15 Kaste , ter Turner » j _ . Cashier im need of means of sustenance eh —— mov oe a ve 1, Se; Western hington Wool! Hoge — Light, $2,606.77; mixea, Mining Tools and all kinds ated ware » -aeletan’ Caabher ‘The governor blamed the Greek and vas a thin circte| B. T. Totten, through his attor- timber burned, 10¢; tal- | $3.604P2.80: pigs, $803 ough un- Hardware. ivy H+ heat principal ‘cities of the Chited tombe, Poot of Yesler Ave, YESLER DOCK | rier 2, gow wae wave appears as ii fow with a light berder. b neys, Humphries, Humphrey & low, 2 Hoatwick, has commenced a fore American missionaries to some ex tent for this atate of affairs, deciar- ing that they had not properly ectu- changed; hemvy, 52.6002 45. heep-—Natives, $2. ction view of th Ing Quotations. ing simply a olwure MH WEG4S; western. > rapidly diverging spherical «hell It againet Robert Olsen eee A aeree Soe Raa se ers WANS Sb | Camneek ae And Andrew Oslen in the superior| | The Jobbing quotations today wer | hee thought toot tee tuntonasion choult aI By placing © gies near ash pot rn oe ar (jot bing)—Golden C, In bbls. . : hour th ee es “ | Ka sera ore the wave the reflecte — 2 4 - ne « o —Ns | ft the people of Alaska for working | ro the k wh sath vraphed | ©. A. Harrison, a well known hotel ec; extra C, in bbis 1 fo dered. the tives of two af the commercial | Jacob Furth, Prosi ; Se ee Including the | id it appears as a cirle with equal |Man of the northwest, and who un- | Ste: dry granutated : n killed in the boiler explosion of M | V. Ankeny. a eg Sidhe go but oppos urvature, ‘These [tll 8 few weeks ago was interested Set. SH; #pot cash prices: ek ago, Morrin Kahm, repre ams ‘The governer exprensed himesit ca) Oo) OP. rved by Topter, alin the Rainier Grand of this city,| Flour, ete. Jobbing) —Paten ting the International Art com | Correepoatente tp afl the prinei pal etties im ae ae deler ton be = gens |German physicist, a number of hae just secured @ lease of the Per cottons % - avelty A Rays y of New York city, has Just ar With Case, Inetruction Rook, ine United Mates and Barope. jo indian agents Into Alas! | “ ore’), 8 Californ ir ve ‘ pt anes Picas. and Kxtra Strings, = He thought that the people were {Years ago. but they have never/Kins hotel at Portiand 410; corn meat, yell : Mi eat a eee | VENANCIAL. fable to care for themselves tf the | 5eeo ph graphed before. The bank clearances today were !be In 10-1b wacke ained by him to bring the suit JAMES BOTH WE! way — —_ at Lhe Pe end the balances were | 1.86 ver 100 Ihe in a0 . or 2 Boston block; te are suffering from scarelty of food, MILL ~ HANDS STRIKE : | Wheat flour, pure f NPW YORK, March The beg yr we gr ga — to pa pena ot the white | Articles of incorporation of the | Ib sacks; cracked Rel twenty-seventh body was 14 in ~ |__7OS GALB-O1SE BGAL ROTATE unters an ermen. a Morgan Lumber company were fied | 10 fbx in 10-1b sacks he Windsor ruins this toon FOR BALE Holyoke Block and other fore. Prof. E. 8. Meany. of the Univer- |thia morning with County Auditor | Per 100 Ibe in 10-ib aacks: farina, § ains are, be be WINTER & HARPER | James Roth tell leche and taruramon St sity, gave an entertaining and A Woman Signs a Paper and | Evensen BR A. Re echotarty address upon “Spain's i tman, B. G.| Per 100 the in S-Ib aacks: # { Morgan, Harry Eyer, John Lind. meal, $1.5 greatest explorer in the Northwest, | a Stand-still Follows. ; graham ft | per 100 Ibe tn ue, $1.78 per 100 Ibe in 10-1 a woman. | Kosten block. |____ DANCING ACADEMY. Burke Buiiding Frank Kenneally, a here, and G. Lindberg are the true Behring. who discovered the sea that it The o ; sacks; whole wheat Per who was convicted in the etnal —_ i es ° WARREN, R. 1, March 29.—About | tee @ company is incorporated 4 Best and on! rfhorouet lia bears his name. ‘ve r arom H—ABOUt | wich a capital steak of $12,600, and | 100 ihe in 10-Ib sacks $2.10) court m xhoft time ago for ac Acme Publishing Co, | 2°ztszsetere 3 Dancing neh Prot. C. C. Georgeeon, of the Un- | operatives in the Warren Cotton | ¢ nor 100 Ibe in 10-1 Nour. |eieht offense reads Acme Publishing | "Sceroceber see seer - C. . os for the purpose of carrying on al? Possongatys ght offense et Judes en aun op ited States’ Department of Agri- mills, tn partments except the | peneral sawmill business at Lester, | #27 + 190 Ibe in 10-1b & om th rest today and ‘inet » a mRS AND pOnA ee culture, talked in an entertaining | spool spinning, stopped work today | Washington. | te 2 ee sacks, $ rh i Judge Cann bad him arr A. P. Randall & Co., glazing. peep ay recent wg, ete lin accordance with a vote taken at pre 9 * - : Jb : . Beage th afte ene n ws he hav ows, doors. Tel. G ‘2 Bp: oo Jaska grains ardy veg-)| ial eile A strike oc-| It was learned an good authority | DAtley ye mo tbe fo his trint he had a Mt, and it requir — etables. The professor was sent to * ™*etine art night Sens OF cane that tis. Geaktie. Traction | WHeet fakes, re-1b . S two pebenuned to take fale te FLUMBING, HOT WATER MEATING wheat flakes, $2.40 per ce the territory last year to establish |CUrred last month, but a truce as) ey will soon petit government efperiment stations, | patched up. A Aifflewity arowe y and hed considerable sucess at terday over the discharge of an Sitka and Skagway. although he | pioye in the clothroom, because, th could not place a m the « fell for @ franchise to extend t line completely around Green Ink The company te also negotiating tor ation in the In-| operatives say, #he #lened & paper! the purchase of a part of Woodiand pkgs; taney rolled » ae #9 per bbl In 6-1 meal white, $2.90 buckwheat , P.O. Alley. Telephone Red 1064 corner Then ad eng $e. Wipe grade wore. The steamers ¥ “Mire. Hansen, Fourth snd Pine terior, owing to the amaliness of his | for the organiation of a union in|park, And if they are successful, the | *°k* ty the aoaml Maré. tae wets alte, Hanae, Serepe, Fourth a cash appropriation. The work of tn» cloth departmen This is de-| park will be made into a resort joer bbl in 1b om Yokohama on April Dera gnarl ot tor - ! r experimentation will be continued | ning by the mana of yd jwh at ghost - has previously been this year, Prof. Georgeson being now | mitis. The mllis make cotton aby cut oat mes ed + ne of the company’s MADAME BROWN | Sesto Siete P on hie way to Alaska with tools and|jns practically the autite plagt ia} - PERSONAL MENTION packs, graham four, $2.90 pe dat we unease tas 4 E BR Clothes Press Dy eet feeds. let @ standstill 1b ancks; whole wheat f the and BS Pike Mt, between Third and Fourth. cleaning, per ar. Roe Owing to the lateness of the hour, | a ase ean a bbI tn 80-Ib sacks: rye m b ‘ rnished. Tt is under President Arthur C. Jackson ani) He Was Absent Minded. Governor Brady, of Alaska, witt| DD! in $0-Ib wacks: rre flow teed that sho Gil Mnke ¢ Sther epethere who bad been piace) On ; romain in @eattle until next Friday, | )Pl: fancy rolled sats. tte sree Sep aee cae rene “WATER POWE. R on program, not partict-| well kno pr hen he will start for Sith 1 ane rs y pate in the Alaska discussion which | says the Phitadetphia Reeord, * canted gt Mrn, Brody, un aneea i fancy rolled oats a oe aan. “aneeans on A . had been promised. Mr. Jackson, |!s noted among his friends for Mie so verg) days 8 : ss mo & bullding and neve be elivered Electrically for Manufacturing and Industrial Uses however, read a letter which he | absent-mindedness, thought he had | Coffer (Jobbing) —Green pony trectures burned th i hed Been Instructed by the Ex-|reached the height absurdity, | per Ib, 26ate: Juve, per th, 3 ; ln ea : Snoqualmie Falls Power Co. ecutive committee to forward to| when he was forced to ask hin wite WOMAN’ $ REALM. Costa Rica, choles, pe 1 $300,000 sci ; Srecident MeKioleg, requesting that|his first name a short time ago in| | Roasted--Arbuckle's, tn 100:1b canes hctyQuting Stations at GILMAN, RENTON, SEATTLE, Second Ave, and Matt St. the government furnish the Joint | orJer to answer properly a question a feee ent = 75, @-1 . gee pi eae - High Commission with a veasel to| asked by the assessor of his district . 5 a < 1 visit Alaska before it resumes work | His memory, however, played bim| WAiste are shirtiike In their plain. | Jave, so-1 tir Ib, @he: mmok next summer. jan even worse trick the other day, | "***. though some are made fanct- | Aden Mocha - 1 The evening's program was en-jand the joke was so good that he/ ful with the addition of dressy c oo ee * " one pore . livened with solos sung by Mise Wm. /told It on himeelf, He was writing |jare and revere, Linen collars are| Minne? onl Mr. Us and Mr. Lincoim. | @ letter In the postoffice corridor one| worn, am well as those of plain rib jevening, when a seedy looking per-| bon, which merely cross in the bac 811.9%. Rutter, Choose, Eggs and Poultry json came up with a hard-luck story.|and lap over in the front, whero| Mutter — Ranch fancy | The writer paused | [they are held with smal! lace pins. | dairy, in Vashing tell the beggar that ing | Leather belts are seen more wi th | tor ere erie t inte, 2447 26¢ : for him, and requeste «o|the short walst than are th . y} rit iii ddd away. The beggar pe andlones of last year, | sh « y os, esd SWINDLERS jase eewreeer rnc. Cae| one fa ret “| _, MeN ———sdLast Wednesday was a most A watchman finally chased the beg- Lee lear away, and the absent-minded| For use inp. HNg|iman wtarted to read what he had! handy device is formed of two fat While They We | written, Great a bis surprise to en of material, having pol -_ Bogus Dollars. find that he had transcribed word |cushtone on their opposing faces, the | Pike street, di ye unlucky day for this store. 18: |The fire caught {rom a small gus All our NewSpring Stock was in a tallor shop at the rear of ishing knives, a \tor word t of the hard-luck tale| upper member being pivoted on the fe: the store, It was noticed by a mer ONAWA, Iowa, March 29—A man | 3 t a4 been poure o ht -llower to 7 blade be ‘a ts’ pat an, wh rned in an was arrested here last night after |b&t bad been poured into his wn-|iower to admit the knife biade t drosned a tee ae tent ae passing four counterfeit dollars on willing re ‘bese the two, arm. ne re department ex a wie ae a tin ished the biagze much local merchants. He was appre ope thinded Fist 6 be Gas Getting nome| 2a AN ht Telephone. | A portable tumigating device for of haben treat & eesall perchase from | COLP hash. March 29.-After|PUFH#¥ing amalt rooms has 1 alnuts, per sacks, 12014 A. W. Mann, a druggiet, for a bad} 11 ¢ will have an all night stove set in the bottom of « ¢ Ne. | Kastern diack walnut as ’ Rae coin. He was taken to the co te which ia a con-| 7it® the liquid for fumigation con-|12@is¢; fiberts. 14 monds, fancy Jail, but on the way threw aw ] te pond n needed ond tong de-| Hined in @ receptacte at the top, | soft shell, 18 simonds, No handful of moncy. ite quarters |. eee vs tie Taland Pete. | With pipes aver the flames to vapor peanuts, 6a pine. 1 bearing the date of 1876 were recov- |; come require 100 tete-|'2° the Hauid y, 10e; eocoanuts, per dosen, | ered. hones in a town before employin ; popeorn, 4c per Ib | | A German has patented a shear attachment whioh {* used to con trol the motion of the blades in| Hay (Jobbing) — Puget & Understand, if you please, this is not the kind of “fire sale” | usually referred to with a sarcastic laugh. We have been doing His satchel was found at the Cot-| 4 night retor, and Manager D tage restaurant today and in it wae| Drews, of the local office, has now Hay, Grain and Food. found five ¢ Aoliars and eigh-| yo + ibers and several A ; t 269%; Eastern Washir teen quarters, all a clever counter- | mor m soon. he bunt [oortiad oF seuttog, © cpring, being |e. Feraia: ital | an HONEST, LEGITIMATE business here for the past ten years felt. ‘The grip also contained a full | veeg ma as - jobbing)—Per ton, $28@20, | -we are well known, and we have NEVER STOOPED TO ther near the Joint to open the| ats rs after each cut rma an age MAKE EXCUSES for SI set of burglars too numbe of skeleton keys. and a number abe {LLING GOODS CHEAP, aned from 45 to : ;. Corn , rz} The prisoner said he was Fred fF nm ix me mathe. eed meal, per ton, $24 Burtt of Elgin, Il, and that he had ba ecm merece pearnels, baw | pe ge Wheat, $210922; 041 | been in St. Joneph, Mo., and Lin [ee et aa Ca cee cools lees: mniddiingn, B8G8S; 1 | coin, Neb., since Decem bb a beg tc leg nd Tint 06 Stren, | cts, $18; chopped feed | 1 i A , y ’ ’ "7 ir well and strain into molds,| dairy chopped feed $16 | Ire 0 0) El 8, y $ an Hy CLARK’S NARROW ESCAPE ve very cold with cream and Meat Prices. —- Two Southern Pacific Bridges sugar. Fresh Meat Gobbing)—Cow beet, | W. G. Clark narrowly escaped be- iain ds car tei eer ft So per | ing Killed at Yester W: Burned in Texas. | Maids of Honor.—Boll gently for| mutton, wether, ¢ per th. pork, 7) jouse yesterday afternoon Si oi a quarter of an hour half a pint of| rer jb; veal, large, 8o per Ib; amall run into by a cable car s| EL PARO, Tex., March 29. — Two) vik, two tableepoonstul of bread Lg Just returning from the take, and/Southern Pacific railway br jcrumba, two ounces of butter, a lit-| provisions Gobbing)—Hama, large as he got on the Incoming car, one ‘enty 4 west of Del Tr a and ‘ ne} 10%c; hams, small, 1 , ust t coming down the hill struck him ‘ r were hurne |i ugar, and three ell-beaten bacon, 1140; dry # 1 sid at knocked him about twelve feet ah iid sell caddis Waagias Sdkaicd ' exe. Pour this through a sieve,| Lard Gobbing)—Home-made, perlb of jt. He fell prostrat ’ ipaund caadinaer: tai Gti id two more beaten eggs and suM-|qye; White Star, Se; Coln Sy track, and aa the car caught up to) ach here this afternoon, Is tled up| lent flavoring to taste. Line Rige pound, there 6 his moving body, the at ruck | a Rio. A bridge crew ie re ery small patty pares with pull | ap him and pushed him aside, ar jamages and trains will be |Paste, half fill with the mixture, and Fiah (obbing)—Halibut, 4 that was the only reason h MW | asiddier domme thine tohiakt. A ume] Dex 7 steelhead wai not vum_over br the whecie, if |tunrin, tome tie Lon, X mum: ene Seca tre i 333333 ESSE CER was picked up bleeding from a» sala Sa that iets ind| A very handsome skirt has three aolen, do; rock cod, bo, | wound on the back of the head, and |i "iy heliaved they adopted’ this|flounces of lawn cut in Vandyk bo; whrimps, 100; shad, | wuffered # vere pain in his bach bade ot auatinn avin points frilled with torchan, the 4@bc; Columbia river] wnt: cones ie n ie empl y of the “ = te ac moat durable washing lace amelt, 34 @4e; tom ood, | Electric Railway and Manu ar ' Side garters have almost entire! yaters, 0 ‘ ‘ f , n Unsuspected Luck, | 5 ¥ | 40; oyat nos, | mona righ df a of San F aa: Unsusp uck |replactd the circlet style in milady's| g1.80 per 5 $1.50 per] Cisco, and had just gone out to ca { have just learned.” she said | tavor ck; Dungenes live, $1.10 . ac, eisee, and ad just gone out to call) vx have just learned.” she said {ta § |aack: Dunes Is on sale at very handsome discounts. Taking into cons the Yenter way tine. Not Anaing| perity, “that Iam the ninth git! A mew victory, ealled batiste Vegetables sideration the fact that the extent of damage is merely 4 m in office, he was returning to whom you ha n ed ee, that looks not unlike ribbed! potatoes (J ) o Rive » : 4 to the elty when thé unfortunate ac Well, uavely replied, “that orice, is making a bid for favor doe $36@37; 1 y poe the SMELL OF s MOKE this offer the best ever cident ocourred yught t v0 tna! for morning robes for home wear. |337, Inland Whit inlets by a reliable firm in this city. —_—_— ! i d= like to r ad — and Oregon, — $4 1. | Mr, Schmid’s Musical Heart. know ny ; A vory large and beautifully cut | yer skin onions, $12@18 per ton: Ore he One of the most peculiar cases of | 4) ab A get YP dh that loryatal In the newort addition to the | gon an. Yakima silver skin, fancy, — heart disease aver observed in local) (rere? Mick in oad numbers?’--Chi- jist of stones used in the tops of | $ix@2i per ton: beets, $1 per mack; ——— 900600 ——— free modical circles in that of nd yt eee 1 purser carrota 6) ber sack, rutaba trict chmidt, aged mustcian. 1 650 per sack; turnit e er en Be Poe tos tygrined alee Shot Pose Hor Brathor. Tho present #tyle of dressing the wack; cabl parshivn,” inal ec aattee aura tate nad 13 ; ka sets neck for the day with a soft milk per «ack: cauliflower, — % . ren ag derectteg aa ab ea Vaaks ties a leis se sheep ieads to the use of many pretty dozen: gre peas, ( Artichokes ¥ = ation Ooaret 7 Bs. signi a pyperpis : |" buckles which Jewelers provide 0c per dosen: gar 90; olery ‘ whe ject, and he | according 1 by her r, Jos Mil A: " “ $0} ‘Catisornia asparenun, 7 ) ¥ se own calcniation, furnished material ) nt 0 t young WEATHER FORECAST. ehubarh, top big $ 5 ee: OF for clinienl jecturen in th 1) ma ‘ yay hat he was a opaen oase . medcal colleges and hospitals at! highways th rifle which| Observer Ballsbury predicts that Fruit least twenty times as not ysed to be loaded. He | the weather for the noxt twenty-four, Green Fruit Gobbing) * es Schmidt 1¥ a violinist of ability, he | has been harged with murder, but|hours will bo threatening, with occ |pecdiing, 820200. mevare $2.75@3.50 ; amo having enjoyed considerable repu-| the evidence indicates that tho kill-|casionel rains apd south to west|lemons, $24: « y, i! é 33 “J oO ons, $26 apples, fancy 1.25 vat r opu tation aw an artist before haying jing was ‘aceldontal, j Winds, | @2 per box; cooking peta econ 1431-146 Second AY Coy hear Pike. it Se nl a am e