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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Narrow Escape of Two Girls

Two Polish girls n rittaaeid. 81
The name 81 Lzsyiuaki. had narrow
ESCAPE from a horrible death on the
Consolidated roai recently and
nothing bat great presence ~ mind
saved them. writes a pondcnt
far the Boston Giahc
They were crossing the bridge over
the river between Itouaafoulo and
Glendale. known a. the Red brldre
when about hair way across Che
Enuthhnund milk train came around
the curve at hiEh speed ara bore
down upon them. The engineer
blew his whistle and put on the
brakes. but could net stop the train.
The girls saw that there WAS not
time TO set to tho end II thu bridge
before the train would be upon them.
With a remarkable presence % mind
they got down between the cross
pisces % the bridge. and. taking =
firm hold on the ties. swung OF over
the river just as the heavy train
thuudrred upon thu bridge.
Their situation Was extremely per-
iioua. for the ties were ley. the cold
was intense. and the bridge Nwayeti
and trembled under the weight %
the train.
The engineer stepped his train as
speedily as possible. ana with his
fireman and the other train hands
hurried back. They expected 10 ace
the girl lying on the Ice. far below.
but found them ciingins desperately
20 the ties. They were almost ex-
hausted when rescued from their
dangerous position.
They were taken TO Great nar-
rington on the train. BEING cared for
by the tFAinmea and passengers.
They could not speak n word 81 Eng
iiah. and nothing could b. learned
a. to who they were or where they
belonged. The Great harrington
people sent for some Poles, and their
identity was established
The passengers and trainmen were
warm In their praises Of the girls for
their pluck in avertInE Instant death
under the wheels Of the train
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ST0WAWAYS.
They Are Believed TO Bring
Luck to the Ship.

II am not given 10 losing my tenn
per" said one captain To the writer.
but I eonfegs that when on one
voyage we found no fewer than four
teen men had managed 70 stow
themselves away below. felt in
cliued n give them an a dnckinR.
and said so" This WIS the captain
az an Atlantic liner. man 70 whom
the stowaway r. n perpetual nulH-
ance. Though the atrictest watch
II kept to prevent his getting on
board. II IL rare trip to be made
without one or two specimens ~ the
de5dhead fraternity being carried.
willy nllly. free. or course this ~
not done without c0nnivance on the
part Of somebody on board the ship.
The stokerH are not infrcqucntiy the
guilty parties. With their or
others aid. the atowaway gets down
into the hold and finds a dark corner
I'm which % secrcte himself until the
vessel ~ at sea. n then he IA dis
covered and set 10 work. he does not
mind. II Is not work he IL afraid
81. but the being without work. and
the bread that accompanies H. when
II II considered what an enormous
thing an Atlantic liner ia. and how
many dark places there are IN her
vast interior. u ia not surprising to
hear that scores Of men during the
course ~ year get free passage
across the herring pond IN one ship
or another = and this though a
nfoamer never leaves port Without a
search being made 20 see that no un-
authorized merriam il on zpgr1
Many are discovered ia bunkers
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" W
J Sunday Topics in the Churches. y
W IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ST Clements Episcopal Church
Twenty fourth avenue and wash
tnGton street. Rev George nurzelis.
rector. Regular Sunday services
English Lutheran Church OF the
uoIy Triulty-cornsr Seventh ave
nue AMI Union street Rev James
=. ncates. pastor. residence eio Pike
street. Sunday services NJ n o'clock
a m. No evening services. Sunday
school At s.5o a. m.
Plymouth Congregational Corner
Third avenue and University street.
Rev. ". ~. .. Temple. pastor. SER
vices a. II n "a. BY Rev Mt Win
chester % snohomlah. The evening
services Will be under the auspices
II the Y. ". g. a. the FIRST Pres
byterian and the First Baptist unit
ms
SACRED Heart Church-servicea
temporarily held IN brotherhood
building on Sixth avenue. near Bell
street. Rev Father Brown In charge.
African " y. Church--ia70 Four
teenth avenue. Rev. George A. hal
ley pastor. Services at II a IN aud
: .. m.
Madison Street NJ. =. Church
Corner Madison street and Twenty
third avenue. Rev. A. s. GregR. pas
tor. Morning subject. Character
Building" Evening subject "A
Young Mans Choice"
Grace ". y. Church Thlrtiaih
avenue south. near King street Rev
W H. scileck. pastor. Services at
II A. m. and $ y. IN.
Love feast at 945 n. N. Preach
Ing NJ 1880 o'clock by Rev W. Whit
field. presiding elder Evening. sec
ond address by the pastor in a
series on Paths that lead 20 hell"
the subject being what harm In
there IN the dancer"
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Twenty fourth avenue south near
King street. Rev. Donald Ross. pas
tor. Preaching at II q. m. and &
y. m
Morning subject. "zacchcus."
Evening. "Paul'a vision"
Second Presbyterian Church Cor
nor Of Third avenue north and Har-
rlson street Rev w. A. Major past
tor. Morning. Reception Of new
members
Trinity Parish Church Corner ~
Rev. ~. II Gowcn, rector. Morning,
Can These Bones Liveg' Evening.
Keen Innocency"
First Presbyterian Chureh-Cnr-
nor Of Fourth and Spring. Rev \.
l.. IfutchiEon pastor. Morning ser
mon. Crowded out" No evening
service, uniting With Plymouth
Congregational church.
First NJ. Il. Churei--Corner Third
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DOG SAVES
TIN LIZ In
Family Warned Of Fire
by Loud Barking.

FELTON,. Del. April e The re-
matkabio Instinct Of dos saved the
life Of ten people a Cafteas Cross
lug. Alam Graham and hts family
were awakened dufing tho NIGHT by
thr Violent barking af the dog aud
lia scratching at a alde door. start.
lns downstairs with q revolver. AT
Graham opened the door only lu be
cnveioped ln nHmoH.
The carpet had been irnlted by
sparks from the stove. Heftinr IRE
10 The NoodhaX ana trims the entire
raems ily hard work The family "a.
inguiahei the flames Tho dog had
evidently BEEN aroused b the loud
cracking ~ the namoa. and ton
minutes later there would have been
ma avenue ~ escape for the doomed
family
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Jebsing Quotations.

The iobblns quotations today were
a. follows:
Sugar Upbbing)-Goiden 9. IN hbis.
sc. extra G. IN bhin. SIC: powdered.
EEsei dry graduated. go. cube. sAe.
beet. IS spot cash prices.
FLOUR. etc. 0obbinRl Patent Er-
eelient. ia.2s; Novelty A. $500. Star
CbhkeraD. f27s. California brands.
tio.oorn meal. yellow. n.so per 100
lbs in io-lb sacks. corn meal. white.
81 Is per 100 ibs In 10Th sacks. buck
wheat -four. pure. $50 per % lbs In
s-ib sacks. cracked wheat. f22s ger
leo lbs in i0.ib sacks. faFina. f2B
per 100 lbs IN i0-ib sacks. farina. -
per too ihs In b-ih sacks: aiesi-eut cat
meal. g. 70 per 100 tbs In ie-ib sacks.
graham nenr. us per 100 lbs In io.ih
sacks whole wheat fiour. siss per
loo lbs IN in-ib sacks. rye meal. s. 10
per 100 lhs 10 ic.ib sacks: rye -four.
q - per 100 lbs In io-ib sacks. split
peas. ieo-lh sacks. g. 20. split peas.
- per 100 lbs in s1-ib boxes: pearl
barley. i2s per 100 lbs In sacks.
whsa, fakes. ss.ib boxes. $40.
wheat fakes. o. 70 per case Of &c s-ih
NAAHs fanny AAtAfR NAAts t@aaA IfF
bale. IN p-lb sacks. corn meal. yellow.
g - per bill In t8-tb sacks. corn
meal white. tss per bill In b9.ih
sacks. bnekwhrat -four. pure. tsso
yer bbt In to-ib sacks. cracked
wheat. 81 per Dbl In 5o-ib sacks. steel
eat cat meal $40 per Dbl In so-lb
sachs. graham -four. $40 per Dbl IN
so-io sacks. whole wheat fiour. u per
Dbl In go-ib sacks. rye meal. sa7s per
Dbl in t0-ib sacks. rye -four. 81 per
Dbl: fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bills.
ts.ts. fancy rolled oats. so-ib sacks.
lA-@o. fancy rolled oats. Ter case.
ts7E
Coffee Uobbinrb-Grcen - NICOLA.
per ID. spuaio; Java. per ID. ss07sc:
Costa Hica. choice. per ~. isGifc.
Nes sisd-Arbnc kic's. In foo.ib eases,
pc. cwt. tli5s; so-is cases. per cwt.
iiisi. ss-ib eases. per cwt. MS.
Javn. ho-ih tins. per ~. sc. sack. Sc:
Aden Mocha. sTtsc: caracoia. &c.
Guatemala. gle: ground coffee. ie8
soc Lion. ioos. ;ii7s. ELS. iiiss. &c.
sfifs.
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Naming Sleeping Cars.

The builders ~ sleeping ears are
running short ~ names. and thnre h.
demand Tor new systems uf M.
menelsture. mere numbering would
De too prostate for imaginative tray
eierH. 1aikrr of the nay auaN,Hta
tina, the titles - works ~ a.tIan
might be used for this purpose. and
that che experiment might demon
atratr the repurine power % aur
noVviistH. u q ah excellent idea.
aud Ne should Ike O. pae 1t triad.
We have natloa that tbr sleeping
car The chrigilan" would soon br-
come a faxortte, with the .snrrows
- Satan "A good second rruxl-
dcnre Journal
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a Warming to Others.

RusHvfLLE DEPOT. Ind. April
q - April Anderson. Cincinnati
negro thlrty-thrcs years old. was
found dead In the rear Of the barber
shop In which he was employed.
Anderson came here = few months
ago and figured prominently In the
colored colony as a card shark and
hli-round sporting man. lie had az
attack ~ alcoholism yesterday. which
continued until his death. In which
he suffered great torture. lie I'm
asired he was being dsvourcd by
rats and mice. and that snakes were
encircilng his neck and choking him.
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ayenou and Marion street. Rev. Fl.
ward NJ. Randall ir. pastor. Thini
quarterly meeting services TO-DAY
Communion services at n a. IN. love
feast az $50 /. m Hcv. Whine,
Whitfield the presiding elder. will
preach AZ the evening service al
: o'ciogk
Church ~ our Lady Of Good Hrip
Corner ~ Washington street aud
Third avenue south. Rev .. y. Pre-
fontaine Morning sermon At 10 %.
and evening at y o'clock.
Church ~ immaculate Conception
Corner of broadway and Madi.
ron street Rev 4 sWcre. Morn
lnE sermon at 1870. aud evening at
go
Seattle Tabcruaoic tnaptiaD--
Corner jefferson street and Horen
avenue. Rev. < G. Ohrufn. pastor
Preaching every Sunday at II a. m.
and Z DO =. m.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Corner uf Columbia street AMI
broadway. Rev " II. Gnehrlst.
pastor. Morning sermon. Life and
Immortality Hrought 10 Light by
the Gospel Evening Then Opcn-
Ell He Their UNDERSTANDING
Meetings are held every Sunday
evening At 7.8o o'clock In the Chris
tian Mental Science rooms In the
HlEeiow block. Subject tomorrow
evening will be Healing"
Third Cumberland Presbyterian
Church-T'wenty- second avenue near
East Cherry. Rev. Elmer n. Thorn
son. pastor.
battery street VI. y. Church-cor-
ner Third avenue and Battery street
Rev II. y. Brown. pastor. Morning
sermon 10 the children. Evening
subject Daniel ii.lG
ST. Marks Episcopal-Harvara
avenue between Seneca and Spring
streets Rev. J. +. u. Lwyd. rec
tor, Morning sermon, a Modern
Parable NJ Mans Unused Reasons
Evening sermon, The Instrument
81 God
North Seattle Bapest-corncr NJ
Third avenue and Cedar street. REV.
l.. !. Sawyer pastor. Morning auh.
ieot Tho tutlmate TrIumf
Gods Word. " Evening. "a Borrow-
cd Sermon"
Market Street baptist Twenty.
fourth avenue south, near Main.
Rev Thomas Baldwin. pastor. Ser
vices mt II q. ~. and =. m.
First Baptist Church Fourth ave-
nue near James street, Louis IS.
lidwerman. pastor. Preaching at If
a. m. and y. m. Morning, THE Dl-
vine Reception " u Returning Soul"
Evening service at $50 o'clock In
order To unite with union services
at Plymouth church.
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TOMATO
POISONING
San Francisco Family
the Victims.

SAN FRANCISCO. April a. rhe
death 81 little t.year-old Filler
fidgc was reported 90 the coroner
today, and Joues. the attending ply
sician. assigns the cause Of death 80
eating canned tomatoes Canned
tomatoes formed a part 81 the re-
past II the ridge family Yesterday
The little strl and her brother were
scised with commissions and the IT.
the gifi died few hours later The
little boy Is believed t. b. out ~
danger A week ago sunday the
little boy was seiEei with q dead
~ sickness after eating canned to-
maiees. but his sickness WAS rot
at thai time attributed Co ihls cause,
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ENCOURAGEMENT.

Yes. tho slender girl with the pale.
serious face was confident she could
act.
can you sing and play the mouth
organ 1T the same timer" asked the
manager Of the theater. not unklnd-
s.
NO. sir" faltered the girl.
Then" said the manager. "ro and
learn 20 do these and come back.
and may be able 10 Rive you n
Iob washing windows
For he could not ina u In his heart
10 discourage the aspirations Of ono
80 earnest.
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NEW SCHEME
OF A SUICIDE
Placed His Head in a Bag and
Turned on the Gas.

ANN AHuoH Aleh.. April q --
4. A. Marnhaii. proprietor u the
Eanar Howl. a candy store On South
Main street committed suicide to-
daY ia moHi aoVei manner IL
has used the third story for She
manufacture of candy Guing ~
there this noon be inserted the gas
tubing Nhirh Is used % canu.el With
heater through e small hob. 80
some cauyHs lie then pat the tub.
ms In his mouth aud wound the can
vac about his ears lie then turned
on the Eaa. and lyine down destroyed
hts life hY luhallHE the poisonous
fumes. No reason II given Ter The
deed
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FOR SPAWNING
OF SALMON
Stations on the hisquaIly
and Lewis River.

OLYMPIA. April y. = A salmon
Spawning station viii be established
this fall on the Sisgualiy river. and
later a hatchery viii 81 built. An
other spawning station for stcclhesd
salmon Will be established on Lewis
river. and stiIi another on Wind riv-
err The wenatchee river viii be
next investigated. Commissioner
Little says all the new hatchsrlss
viii be built as fast as u II possible
10 select sites and complete arrange
ments. The new White river hatch
err will be located a mile and n hair
up Greenwater river. which flows In
20 the White river twenty-five miles
above Buckley. n will be built
and in operation by fall. at an ex-
pense Of 5000.
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a SHELTER FOR MEH.

Tomorrow evening meeting VIII
De held IN tho Wesimi nstrr ffcaby-
terrain church with q view Of organ.
lainE mems shelter ia the city The
object af the shelter IL Go provide an
institution whore mon can mind, as
"a small coat. food and lodging.
Several speakers VIII addrcsa the
meeting. among them brinE 4. J..
lalr. secretary ~ the charity or
Eaniaatinn Hasirfy lt viii probably
he iu October before active work iH
behalf ~ the shelter wiii be- done.
bat the ohieet ~ the meeting to-
morrow night Is to get the project
before the people.
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Fixed II for Him.

There il really nothing else 50
touching as q young wif0a devotion
To her husbands Interests IN the
honeymoon spfinEtinac % their love.
For example. Ia a neat little tias in
the northwest quarter OF tho town
live two young people who have not
been housekeeping long enough yet
10 get spots on a single one Of tho
nine embroidered center pieces that
we're among their wedding presents.
Hs 10 literary. and he uses a type.
writer IN setting down his IDEAS The
machine he Possesses ha. key
beard with both black and white
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- -
Bricks from North Pole.

BAKER CITY. Or. AprA 81 su-
prfini~nlrnt Thomas Evans. - the
North Pole mine q steady pradur-
~ Ia which tbs Earrings, n t.andnl.
are heavily Interested. last evening
brought to the First National hank
Epid bricks weighing forty paunIa.
and worth tia.gp4 The North Psia
yielded last YEAR $40 afa. and il
equipped with only a fo-atamp mill
and a moderate capacity u cyanide
plant The mine employs thirty
ave men. under Manager Emil Mel
Err
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Sought Death In a Bucket

PHILADELPHIA. April e DE
hriaus as a result ~ a recent iiincsa
II typhoid fcver. John Oerstrnhaeh
today tried Is drown himself in a
bucket II water ia the back yard
and nearly auccce1el. lite held his
head under the water until he be-
came unconscious. and was then dis
covered and renewed to 81 Agnes
hospital. where he saon died.
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Andrew Dixon. - Kansas. who
died the uthss dag was thus eulo.
gized b. nriEhhot lie vas the
klHdeHt man ! ever aec. when "a
nclshhor was sick. Andy chores.
spsii wood. help inside the houac
OF ride like hi for the doctor He
always wanted you 20 get well. and
you knew IL by looking at hts face
N you would die. Andy would 70 out
there on she hill and dig your grave
Ii " took him Tor days ~ had 10
b. Jus 90 Jus 80 long. - deep and
- side. lie wanted to see EN- put
away rieai"
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Saturday Morning Trade was
quiet in commission circles today
The quotations remain the Hauv AZ
KeHtrfdna Monday 10 steamer day.
and California greountuff VIII D. az
the market Strawberries VIII
quote at il75 60 81.
The following prices ere being ~
Tered 20 the producer BY the local
dealers for duliyery IN round lots on
the deck or in the car AZ seattle.
Grain Oath. tss. barley, sea.
wheat. chicken feed. fisi bran.
SO. ah0rts, $40.
Hay - Puget sound. g. per ton
Eastern Washington timothy. $40
ala. alfalfa. Is.
Egsa - strictly fresh ranch. ia
tsc.
Butter Fresh ranch. i0aile:
creamery. i2ei Csc.
Poultry-ehiakens. live. ia1islse.
live turkeys. iee.
Live stock Choice beef cattle, cows
Sc steers. tnusc; good hogs. live.
sNe. hogs. dressed. Gisr. calves.
dreaasd. large. &C.. smnil. Dc. calves.
live, large. &c. small &C..
uidoH rcita aud Wool Heavy
sound nnited steers, over 90 pounds.
Sc. medium sound. per pound. ne.
light sound, under % pounds. To:
COWS. sound, all weights. 7c. stage.
bulls aud oxen. ta3e. aaltcd kipn.
&c. calves per pound, Sc green hides.
to less than salted. dry hides. per
pound. isc: dry cuiis. ons-third less:
summer deer, per pound. 22Uatc.
winter deer. dry. if0ise: papsfy
deer. ami2c. dry ctks. 9aioo: Ereen
elk aa5c. sheep peiia. .sffssc; shear
iinEa. i5Usae. Eastern Washington
wool. s.. Western Washington wool.
igc; dirty ~ timber burned. Toe. tall
low. 2H0eae
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Incorrigible.

Here's a poem written by a man
In jail"
'of course, locking poet mp
wouldn't do him any good. "-Chica-
go Record.
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designed
usefuD who with treatment might
of
ovide "A
Nc
paltcs demanded Tor the highest Of
md
to them have
Of Is not
words will have his speciality In or surg
in
his
ruth
neither no demonstration.
Now he who confines
vnlnd hlnsn To- n .
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A license 10 wed was issued yes
serday Afternoon TO Charles ". ste
vens. 2s. and Grace II. Parker. =.
bath % Seattle.
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Medical Etiquette.


In
may be free
ma man "A he
a
disposed
advice whom
MAYO intends hold himself
In the entirely aloof
MAYO near
G
plnns are In
Remedies
known present oe.
dental Hotel
CONSULTATION FREE
Don't Wait, But Call TOd9v
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Buy clipper Bicycles. For exercise
buy others. y. ". Spinning, agent,
1929 Second avenue
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LuWhHf anu huiloiHh M4toftdt
Lofs Superior quality. per 81. 30.
! ~. fGa7 merchandise in. - 59ff
BIO no : cedar. feaffl common. per
81. 90 JGu5. spruce logs. $3.50. cedar
shlunlu bolts. y 24ff2 20.
PR Lumber HouHh. Fes thick I'm
iah. surfaced. one or two sides. y. 10
ara " inches wide. Iti4 '1. lrnrtha
~ 60 10 feet. special isnrthh aoa FER
81 extra. oue-lneh nnish. fiaWis al
vertical grain. q per Il extra.
Flooring. dressed and matched. sl7t
n. stock boards. ssiueh tJUis. 10
inch. - s00is. l2-ineh. fis4ie. Fene-
ing. No. OF e-iurh finish. a. No 2.
-. V or channel rustic or drop sid
Ing. weight roo ibH. sii4I4 Fir linn
hcr joista and rcBntlIurr. rough.
s. 50mig. 8 . y. % l94ts. - 3.
sita14 i3o1 boards. i2-iaeh and Up.
sit
Washington Red Cedar Lumber 20
Rough. fsMa. bevel siding. weight 200
Iba. fl40ls.60. ceiling. weights Nos. 1,
: and g. %-ineh. 1900 lbs. Nos. !. 2.
and 3. y Inch 700 lbs. si302T. walnz-
eoting. ti06fif. rustic. fa5m2s. a.
shingles. 81 2s. standard shingles.
MO; i-inch nniph. y. Il and Is feet.
t2su3i. thick finish. 'gsW3s. cedar
squares. 7. .. 3 and 10 feet. f2fQs0.
pickcts. az
Kiln-drisd. 81 IA advance OF green.
Drayago. Coo.
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satter. Cheese. Ggr, and Poultry

Butter Ranch inaisc: fancy
dairy. In squares. itgi7c. Washing
ton ereameFies, lib pgtnts. 2tI &c /.
Eastern. Iowa and Elein. 2taes
Cheese UobhinsD Native wash.
uEtoh. iaAGiie. Eastern. Eve
i9isc. California. lie.
EEEs Unbbingl Strictly fresh
ranch. lsc.
Comb honey - California. i2ika
f3es strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. is1iec
live chickens. lie. live turkeys. ita
he. dressed geese. is9Itc. dressed
turkeys. is4iTc.
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Hay uobblng) - Puget Sound. per
ton. t5ng. Eastern Washington tim
othy. slaait. alfalfa. SO,
oats Oabhlng) ton. SIS.
Harley Rolled, t2T.
Corn Whole. ts2.s0. cracked. So.
feed meal per ton. t2a.
Fecd " heat. sci: oil cake meal.
fg5s middilnFs. t2ia2s: bran. 81.
shorts. SIS. chopped feed, '20d22.
dairy chopped feed. SIG: seed oats,
t7ols2.
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Fresh Meat UohbinEl-cow beef.
&c per ID. steer beef. size per ID.
mutton. wether. &c per ID. pork. 7isc
per 10. veal. large. SC per 10. small.
Toe.
Provisions UobhlnE)-Hams. large,
i0tsc. hams. small, lie. breakfast
bacon. iiiao. dry aalted sides. 77.o.
Lard uobbinE) Home made. perlb.
TAG. white star. Sc. Coin Special.
ste. lard. compound. uerces. sIsc;
Rex, sac.
Fresh Fish 0obhlng)-iIalibut, "a
mon, SAGE. salmon trout. i2Ac.
founders. ani: soleH. &c: rock cod. SC
trout. 12huiSc. shrimps. Toe; shad.
cafe. smelt. iG5o. Columbia river
6d7c; amelt. lGa. herring, aftte; tom
cod. A.. oysters. olympia. $3.50 per
sack. $50 per gallon, clans. $50
per sack Duugeness crabs, i've, silo;
cooked. N.20
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Nuts.

wRinuts. per ID. sacks. i2ditc:
Eastern black wainuta. Ioc. peoans.
i2ui3e. niberis. lie. almonds. fancy.
soft shell. isU2oe; almonds. No. 2.
isalsc. peanuts. care. pine. lie.
hickory. Toe. cocoanuta. per dozen
Tie. popcorn. O. Der tb
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Potatoes Uobbihg) e. White River
nurbauks. $1,000. Island Early Rose
sasmlO. Island White. s35dSS. Yak
ina and oregon, sac. native sill
YER skin onions. SIS per ton; Ore
gon an Yakima silver skin. fancy.
.S25G9O per ton; beets. tl.25 per sack i:
carrot, GbGf7ac per sack; rutabagas.
Csc per sack: turnlps. csc per
sack. cabbage, gao: parsnips. a0cati
per sack, caulinower, 9oeasi per
dbzen; green peas. &c. nrtichokes.
COO per dozen. garlic. Dc, celery,
California asparagus. ta5e per 10.
rhubarb. auihe per ID. tomatoes.
a. 10 pcr case.
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be1e8 ITO. eartU1aH $780, Emyua
nee. sie rsr ihH uHW dates. 1Aes
sweet apple elder a9r pos rali med
HweDts. 8 zaof2 90
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fruits.

Green Fruit Oobblng) Oranges.
Seeding. s2d2.b0. naveis, &2.75di;
lemons. s2.50gi; apples, fancy. $t.25
az per box. cooking apples. 81
per box bananas. $3.50 per
bunch; California black figs. 20-lb