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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

Mansgus, Nicaragua. Feb 25.-Presi-
dent SeelayA's army. under Generals
Sanchez aud traucJ Estrada. has cap
tured CHI mountgin and Aqua Caliente,
thus virtually terminating the Biuelields
rpyniutinu
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

Washington Feb 25.-Ths president
nominated William X. Day. Of Ohio. to be
United states circuit judge Of the Sixth
judicial district.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

the spanish was noticeable.
- 0-7-
Mr anu Mrs. d. IL. nainsiey, Two popu'
hr Young people OF Albuquerque re-
turneu rom ,lieir visit 10 santa re last
nIgh, wheIe .ney took III tne sessions OF
tne Ieglsihture ior tne past lew DAYS.
can,tai u,as ,roJnc,,va ns nraa, ipp,a,es. eaV
~. tha ,aasno tbat ha ,as ahn.nmnsi.
sonvincad thai Naa Max,c" "a tho h1n,y
~ naov h,iI,is NJ o,a,o,a so n 10 s"o ,,innn, uo
from ths sa,a.ai uanry Ga o.o,,ana ba
nsard whiia a stta,d,na ths Ia,,s,s,nra "0
~, 80 .''Ve w ies .o'
, rue ekeeutiye colhinittee OF the iouhg
reopies olly ohlo, Is caiied 10 meet NJ
lns oVhgiegs,lonai churcn Vestry NJ $40
tiva vo cnmmittaS % 60 eomnosad u, m ne,csra y,
tba noion tha nrasigents n, aoc,a,,os o
ana tha chai,man of noIon ,amwj,,sas
and avarv no,nhar 10 ,onnas,aa ~ ~.
nsasan, a. bnainass ~, indfno,tano Iii an
Sa % b,onght M un Wp,t,sn % panorta .avo a,a w." ,a
luested from the chsirmen OF commit
tees.
According 10 their cnstom. the Wood.
men of the World held their regular
monthly entertainment Last night. Jake
EIemino delighted hia bearera with a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25
gonsuit Prof. koRel.

This scientific palmist and clsiryoyant
Is located over the pOsto1ice and gives
reliable advica upon business, mines
love, etc Don't fail TO see him. Inter
views strictly confidential. Office hours
10 "A. m. TO ) y. III.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

Washington, FeD. 2o--The senate com
mittee on privileges -and elections de-
cided that there was no case made In the
protest against Senator Hanna.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25
Another one Of those lunches a
Melini & Eakin's tonight.
why Not

Emancipate your families Sunday
evening from the worry OF housekeeping
and go TO The Grille for your 8 O'Clock
dinner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

Bring your friends with you and
enjoy yourselves at Melini & Ea
kin's tonight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

Run over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisky.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25
CUBaNs ARR PLEASED.

Celebration Yesterday the beginning Of
an Era of Good Feeling.
Havana, Feb. 25.-Cuhsn patriotism IL
satisfied. The insurgent soldiers marched
through Havana streets bearing arms
aud Gen. Gomez was received with mill
tary honors by American military com.
manders. The celebration contributed
10 a better understanding and will help
The disbandment OF troops. Expressions
OF good towards the Americans we're uni
versal. The lack OF resentment toward
the Spanish was noticeable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

Bring your friends with you and
enjoy yourselves at Melipi & Ea-
kin's tonight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

hort Orders Served According 10 Regula
BIZ Of Fare,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-25

IN an It's numerous and diverse
branches done as II should
be at THE CITIZEN Job
Rooms.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-09-15

familiar objects to him was
the building in which The
NEWS is printed. Capt. Erwin
carried the mail from Lincoln
ton to Morganton awav back
In the Sos and the Morganton
postofhce was then in this
building.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-09-15
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. r.. Williams opened the
Mountain House on Tuesday.
We understand that the house
j, already enjoying a good
patronage.
Mr.. L. H. Corpening is i'll
at the home of his brother-in-
law Mr.. S. D. Dunavant. He
has been confined for about
two weeks.
Mr.. Thermie Sisk will leave
in a few days for Nashville to
re-enter Vanderbilt Univer-
sity. He was in school there
last session.
The case Of Romulus Brown
against Alexander Mccall,
which has been in Mcdowell
court for the past year or more,
has been moved to Burke and
will be tried in our criminal
court next week. The trial is
set for Thursday. Mccall is
charged with burning Browns
mill in the North Cove.
Reports of big watermelons
still come in. The latest
beats the record. William
Benheld, a tenant on G. B.
kincaid's land plucked a mel
on from his patch on Paddy's
creek a few days ago which
weighed 67A pounds. This
takes the championship from
Jim Gibbs and John Corpen-
ing and they will have to try
again.
Mr.. Will Davis returned
last Sunday from New York
and Philadelphia. While
away he bought a large stock
of dry goods, notions, shoes
and house furnishings for the
store of /. l. Davis. Will is
now a partner in the business
but the name remains the
same as heretofore. The new
goods are already coming II
and the public is promised
something nice and cheap fol
tall and winter.
Capt. l.. p. Erwin and Mr.
+. Il. House were welcome
callers at The News office las
Saturday morning. Mr.. Hous'
Is the editor Of the McDowel
Democrat, and Capt. Erwin tn
editor of the Western Vindi
Gator at Rutherfordton. The.
both send out live papers
which enjoy a good circulation
apt. Erwin hadn't been il
-horgantOn before in a numbe
OF years and there were there
lore few places which he recog
med as having known in tn
olden time. One among tn
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-09-15
UNUSUAL PROCEDURE.
WHY Mr.. j. w. AVERY DID Nor
REMAIN IN THE ARMY.

WI
REMAIN IN THE ARMY.
Mr.. Joseph w. Avery, who
was about two months ago ap-
pointed second lieutenant in
the volunteer army and assign
ed to the goth regiment, at
Fort Mcpherson, resigned the
position and returned to Nor
canton last week. After he
had been at Fort Mcpherson
about a month and a half and
everything was moving along
nicely, the colonel of the regi-
ment, without any previous
warning, announced that sub
ordinate officers would be re-
quired to stand a rigid military
examination, and in few days
such officers we're notified to
appear before a board of ex-
aminers. Mr.. Avery, not ex-
pecting this and not having
had time to prepare himself,
promptly sent in his resigna-
ton. It is understood that
many other subordinates in the
regiment lost their positions on
this account. We learn that
this is an unusual procedure in
a volunteer regiment. Any
way, a man should be given
time to prepare for an exami-
nation. Mr.. Avery is one Of
our brightest young men and
we have no doubt. had he been
treated fairly, would have made
a capital lieutenant. He was
first sergeant in the second n.
G. regiment during the Span
ish- American war and was
commended by superior officers
for his aptness in performing
the duties of his position. 1t
is believed that the colonel of
the 29th wished Mr.. Avery and
Others removed in order that
there might be a chance to
work in favorities of his to the
positions and that he fell upon
the military examination
scheme to accomplish the OBJ
ject.
AS proof Of MIR. Avery's
popularity with his company a.
Fort Mcpherson, the day he
left for home he was presented
by them with a handsome gol6
watch and chain. OF the 1O
+ men composing the company
1O5 contributed towards buying
! the present. It is understood
!, that the man who did not con-
tribute anything was in thu
!, hospital and did not have al
opportunity Of doing so.
: @To ARRIVE IN Few
DAYs.-A car load of Sta
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-09-15
FRIDAY, SEPT. IS, 1899.
OF PASSENGER
TRAINS AT MORGANTON.

CENTRAL TIME
"a 81. east-bound (vestibule), 7:2Oa. m.
"a. i. east-bound, 4:O5p. m.
e. s. west-bound (vestibule), 9:59p. m.
-. II. west-bound, 1871 a. m.
<. -. east-bound local freight
carving passengersl, 11:54a. m.
81. ii. west-bound local freight
carving passengers), 12:44p m.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-09-15

@-To ARRIVE IN A Few
DAYs.-A car load of Star
Brand" Guano and Standard
Acids. These goods will be
kept regularly during the sea-
son. NULL PAYNE,
Morganton, n. {.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-09-15

in Town..

You can examine our stock by single
articles or as a whole and you will find
this to be true. The new firm will be
strictly business and we don't ask you
to buy unless it is to your advantage.
|. DAVIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
lumber end ssilsiaE Material.

Logs Superior quality. per NJ. No.
I i1v. tsaT. mcrrhautabie nr. s. lnu
tss. ~. cedar. t1Q1. common. per
A.. s1aoNs. aprare logs 800. cedar
ahInEir bolts. fe1esfz CO.
Fir fumbrr--ftounh s. thick 1n-
ish. sarfaeed. cine or teo sides, y 10
and ~ inehes wide. tisUzo. lengths
y q II fset nperial lengths. ,ee per
81 extra. ane-iueh nuish. tia1iss all
vertical grain. 81 per II extra.
Flooring, dressed AMI matched. tiG4
81. ntsrk boards. s.tneh. Ssais. To-
inch. 81 s9U Is. ie-iurh. tisUia. Fone-
ms. No or G.imch nniah. 81. 30. 2.
80. Y or channel ruatla or drop sid
ing. weight $500 Tbs. tttBfA Fir tim
bcr iaiata and Eeaniijaaa. rough,
ts.sn8tsi & 1 = I =. 50 se8is. y &.
tltWiI boa boards. i2-ineh and w.
SIS
Washington Tied Cedar Lumber -
RouRh. iS8g. beyrl siding. weight 20
lbs. ttfWtsin. ceiling. weights Nos. /.
ard 2. A-inrh. 1870 tha. Nos, !. :.
and Z. s-iBch 7uo ibs. tlsas5. walns.
entlhK. sih0if. rustic. tzs0es. -
shingles. tl.z5 standard shingles,
fi.fa. t-iueh hniah. T.. u and is feet.
sefHst. thick naiBh. fssU1g. cedar
squares. :. 8. . and 10 feet. t-t0 -.
pirkcte W.
Kiin-drlcd. 81 In advance Of green.
DrayaEr t0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
YOUNG MAN
GONE WRONG
Duncan c. lnyerarity Wanted
for Embexzloment.

4 warrant for the arrest 81 Dun
can q. fnycrarlty. charging him
with smbeazlinr funds frum the Ton
tine Savings association. 80 Mime
apoiin. has been issued The var
rant was sworn out for fnverarity
in Victoria several days ar5. but de-
tcctiyeH have been uuHuecoesful Ia
locating him.
~ 81 learned on good authority
that iuVcrarity'a shortage r. about
s10o SIR Invorarity became the
aReni 81 the ruut.ae company last
January. and e g stated that be did
very good business Tor short
time. The company bur.rrsa 20 the
sale 81 diamonds under tho install
mon plan.
it's stated That iuvrrarity's remit
tancss to the Minneapolis office were
not In full. ard that an weeks went
past they gewan tu fau on atiii more
About thrgr wcela ago Inverafity
was asked GO resign. which he did.
hat 81 was stated in Victoria that
hc was 10 be transferred To San
Francisco.
lnvrrarity came 90 Seattle about
March 81. and tt ia said that he
was glvrn an opportunity 20 settle
hiss accounts. on account 81 the
fact that warrant was sworn out
fer hls arrest. it rs almost an as
suroa art that he dii not settle.
Duncan tnvcrarity has lived IN
Seattle Tor the past nine years, and
Is one II the hest known young men
la ffts gftv IL han H1eeaWa hHuu
identified with the 8 A. g. and hc-
Sides being o anriaty man. has t1k-
IN the lead In nli kinds of sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
SLEW HIS
BEST GIRL
And Stabbed Himself Because
He Had Been Tilted.

TOLEDO. .. April S.--Jamcs Ia
blanche. French Canadian. and a
beautiful haifhrced Indian giri. Olga
puaHamic. we're lovers since child
hood She lived at Point Pcicc. n
famous summer rcsnrt near Peicc
island. Iablanche had not scen the
rirl during the past winter. except
on one or two occasions when he
took his lie In his hands and crossed
the Ice to the island during the In
tense cold weather.
just as the lake opened this past
week. he L. said To- have gone to
pelce In n small sail boat. battling
through the rough waters to see the
poaramle Girl. f.abianehe went TO
the girls home. and was received In
n manner which plainly Indicated
the girls heart had grown cold. She
finally told him that she had be-
come acquainted with "A clever Am
crloan from Sandunky. who had win
tered with relatives ON the island,
and had pllghted her troth to him.
In the evening he ate dinner With
olga and her relatives. after which
he asked her to accompany him To
the point where hls boat was moorcd
saying he would return 60 the main
land. The walk took them along
whnt is called Lovers Rock which
ia % matter " history the country
lover for suicides that have occurred
there among the hot-bloaded French
and halfbreeds.
Their bodies have been found. his
with a knife thrust In his heart. and
rbc with % half "A dozen terrible
ganhes in her breast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

~ frail al birth that The priest 81
10 SO TO his nome 10 hupti1e him.
Even more interesting than this e.
the abatement By Professor Burhar'
that II Is pasaible for "a woman -
preserve her youthful beauty even
10 old age. or In some instances. 20
regain IT, The Marquiso de- Mira
beau died at dRhty-ais with al the
marks of youth IN her face. Nh
gnrct Vordun, At sixty-nvc. smootn-
ed out the wrinkles. her halr 50 81
again, and her third set Of te"tu ap-
pehred. CHars of this thlfI dnufi-
ton are no. rare.
The professor has Ftlll furthor hope
for the fair sex Ia the anuuunrem
that women live LONGER th8n mon.
one French woman. Marie PEio1H.
who died in 1898. WINS said 20 bt -
years OH HtafifticH 1f the yariana
countries on this point are frmlte-
able. Ia UermhnY only ii3 " iH9j
males reach the agc ~ aftV. while
moro than 500 Of 1000 females rebeh
that age. Ia the United States cher -
are 2ss3 female 10 1898 male couten-
arlanh Ia France. u ten reuteu-
ariauH. aeycn were women and unls
three mon ln the rest ~ Europe.
Of twenty -one ccutcuarians rlNtoen
wcr women.
The 1idraf pafaun npk iiYihR Is
held 10 be Annie Armstrong. who ls
III years old. and lives In a little
town IN county clare. ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08

Real estate transfers yesterday
wrroi
u. W. Harto and wife 10 n. y.
phillips. 81. quit olalm. lots , and
blk 9. lot 10 blk 1 IN II, c, Graves
add.
John johnson and wife 10 Jacob
Johnson. $500. seg OF sw y see 10
tp e2 n r5 e Of W. NJ, containing %
aorrs
Jennie 4. Page aud husband 10 c.
J. ErlckRon and otto Roaeleaf. tin.
lot Q his rs ~ plat OF add To Seattle
as laid out by \. A. Denny,
J A. stratton 10 q. q. Nelson, $3.50.
beginning at point % feet " 1t se
cor lot n Blk 90 Of John H. NnElc'a
sccond add and running thence n
IS feet. thence " 81 feet To " line of
lot ii said blk. thence = feet.
theuec - feet 60 place Of begin
ming, being parts 81 lots n ana ~ ~
blk &c. together with public rtgbt ~
way 10 feet wide from II line 81 said
tract % 9 end % lot n; also right of
way over tract g feet east and west
aud a. fUct north and south In NV
corner OF lot n tn said blk,
o. & Neis'M 50 Equitable Humid
INK ana Lean and Investment asso-
citation. $500. same as ahnS
Arthur l. Fonda and wife % Adj
olson a. Cook. 5000. hlks a., 10. 90
and 81. comprising - lots In Salmon
Park add.
Monroe Russell TO y NJ. Jordan.
81. Quit claim. lot blk 81, c. (. Ter
ry'a add.
sarah /. MeKenny to y. NJ Jor-
dan. 81. quit claim. lot 2 hik 81. Ter
ry'a add
J. NJ. Kcliam and husband @ Ef-
lie Cohie. 5000. blka II and 20 In
Mary J, Chambers add.
Charles Pearson 10 Aiena y. Fish
cr. $500. lot - blk s.. Gilman park
add.
william Z. willis 10 J. X. MeKeir-
han. sis0. y u sw = see tp Is, a
IL Sc % W. NJ, containing ~ acres.
August schealc and wife 10 Julia
Franscn. nto0. lot "a blk 6 Union
add
Lulu II. Young 60 -. II. Merritt.
81. lots id. II. II and ID blk ;. byron
add.
George A. white and wife TO Elisa
beth Martha swYnry. 81. lot J blk
IS. Burns and Atkinsan'a add.
Mary A. DouEan Go George A.
White. t7s. lot J blk a.. Burns and
Atkins0n.a add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
A Rich Nest.

Tho other day the station agent
at Springfield. Mass. found out
where all Of his railroad tickets and
some Of his money had been going
Ia. For long time ne had been
missing these things. and he was
very much worried. and kept a sharp
lockout for the thief. In spite Of all
his watchfuincas the tickets kept
on disappearing. Finally he came In
one morning. and found a little piece
Of enawed ticket on the floor. and
that gave him "A new idea as to who
the thief might be.
Ritter long search he found the
mouse's nest down under the ticket
ease. aand In II was over a thousand
dollars wort b Of railroad tickets
and s. bill. all OF them gnawed
into little pieces. But he did not
catch the mice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
AN INSANE WAGER.
Three Times a Convict At.
tempts Suicide.

IouTRVfLLE. April s.-=After try
ing 90 hang himself. then TO batter
out his brains. and lastly to sever
the veins In his wrist with a piece
81 wire. Albert Hunter was brought
10 the Indiana rcfarmatury in JET
fefvonvilie this morning from Koko-
mo BY sheriff Harnes 10 serve frnm
one 10 fourteen years for having
stolen can ~ lard. Before ienv-
inR kokomo Hunter made a bet with
an inmate Of the JAIN OF . cents 10
a pants button that he would not
live to don The stripes Hunter pre-
ssnteA a sight with his neck LAGER
atei. his head tied M and his wrist
IN bandngss. He said he had hccn IN
prison before. and he preferred TO
DE- rather than be confined The
man Is believed TO be a shammer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
A CHANCE FOR
A MARTYR
Farmer Offers $4,000 for q
Husband for His Daughter.

Ia aAILE. y r. April s-ffcn-
~ 81 cra'aa farmer Hylng near
tHlH city. haa offered 150.000 % any
man under 20 who Will marry his
daughter. ciara, AGED 80 years Miss
rr1lcy D. described az brunette.
tail and graceful. but not what ono
would can decidedly pretty. amiable
ana generous "a fault
croiey la worth 100000 and when
BE- dles hla daughter will be- his sole
heir. In his announcement Of his Of
fer published hero. CrDiey esyui
I simply want II understood that
the man who marriss my girl must
be- one who VIII settle down a. bust
ness, ana VIII use his money judi
cionsiy and NOT Hquauder ~ Each
proposal will be carefully considered
and ] do not care 10 hear from any
one who does not mean buHineHs.
II enc ef the candidates Is found
70 be acceptable. / would be pleased
TO have the wedding take place With
out any unnecessary delay. The
10000 will b. given 40 the bride-
groom az wedding present as soon
az the ceremony II performed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
Will SHE
NOW SEE
Blind GirlGivenRab-
bits Eyes.
HER BLIND ONES WERE REMOVED
n Strange TBis That Comes from
tho Wilds Of hinnesots
Years In Darkness.

The operation on the eye Of a
blind girl IN Minneapolis. performed
BY G, ~ Kohlor. In which was In
viewed the transfer Of parts Of a iiv-
Ing rabbits eyes to the blind sock
cts ~ the giri. has been pronounced
"a success, aud II IL believed the girls
sight Wiil be restored She has been
blind In one eye for ~ years and to-
tally blind. FOR six years.
Tho trauHferuuce ~ the eye 81 an
animal rs the socket Of q human be-
ms 10 rertnre sight has been one OF
the dreams - surgery. "A Ear a.
appearances 10 the operation has
been Hureesafuily performed a mum
Der ~ tlmcs the cys--uaualiy that of
"a rabbit grew Into place. ami the
muscles united. but never was the
patient able 10 see. II was a better
subutliute than - glass eye. but 81
no more Use no far as "A vision g0ea
The optic nerve ~ the human being
ana the animal refuse to make prac-
teal connection.
Ia thee ase Of Dr. Kohier'H patient
L vas not necessary 90 substitute
the whole Of the rabbits eye. The
patient. n young woman 81 about
Do years. - age. whose home IN in
North Dakota. Lost the sight 81 one
eye ~ years aKo. soon after th.
other eye was attacked sympa thoti-
.ealig Every effort was made To- ar
rect the progress 81 the disease. but
without await. and six years ago the
young woman resigned herself 10 ab.
solutc and. as the doctors told hcr.
hopeless blindness.
when ur. KohleF resolved on the
desperate c1ucdirnt Of the rabbits
eye h. called Ia a number Of other
phyulciaHH and surgeons AMI sak,sd
them for their views. Almost with
out exception they pronounced 4 te
BIC useless. but admitted that the at
tempt could do NJ harm. II was
decided "a operate on the eye that
had beun blind - years The patient
aas carefully prepared faf the opef-
alton. then both the woman ard the
animal werr put una iae Influence
u q tafnfarm. spts .ai instFumeais
had bezn nnsructsi with Which 10
excise the eyrs The whole front
uf ~ diseased member WAS thcr re-
moved. The corresponding r1ft -
tar faebit'H eye was substitutes Tor
the csctaod portion the ia was care
fully ruded over ant ihe ~ Wis
tantascd - ;aai th'rs could he -
,ro.tun ~ tie va 80 ) - lig,st cegii
f,..nffgafo 10 the wouns,d srERn.
Fer e v'eef lhe tps'vrA waited.
Then they taade al examination.
To all appearances the original and
the grated portion ~ the eye had
united perfectly. and the Eiri could
i .tinKuiah lirht from dark She
wna not permitted 20 test her vision
Cor the time being.
Tire success has been 30 ste-ai
that the second eye Was imr,ed 'atcly
operated on. II was In much worse
condition. and nearly the whole eye
had 20 be removed and the rabbits
eyc substituted,
~ yet No examination NJ the SEQ
ond eye has been made. lest the
healing process be interfercd with.
The surgeons can barely contain
their Impotence. The operating sur.
eeon believes that the success Win
be- equally signal. ard the doctors
who were 20 doubtful are now ssirs
II the success 81 both operations and
declare the girl viii see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Saturday MorninE Trade on West
street was quiet this morning. Tho
market has been cleaned u rfrsn
stun. The potato market remains
unchanged. EEEs remain a,lf.
The following prices are being -
fsred 10 the producer BY tho local
dealers for delivery IN round lots en-
the deck OF In tho car at Seattle.
Grain oats. 81. barley. fss.
wheat. chicken feed. 80. bran.
SIS. shorts. tiG
Hay Puget sound. 81 per tom.
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 ~
Giz. alfalfa. s..
Esss strictly fresh ranch. IL
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creamery. gs9zse.
Poultry Chickens. live. lie. live
turkeys. i7c.
Live stock Choice beef cattle. cows
&c. steers. sH0sc. good hogs. live.
aNe: hogs. dressed. &C.. calves.
dressed. large. g. small. Dc. calves.
live. large. C. small C.
Hides. PcIta and Wool ~ Heavy
sound nalted steers. over % pounds.
Sc: medium sound. per pound. sihe.
light sound. under = pounds. &c.
COWS. sound. all weights. Tc. stays.
bulls and oxen. t15c. salte1 kipE.
e: calves. per pound. S.. green hides.
ic less than aat,sd. dry hides. per
pound. IL. dry cults. one-third less.
summer deer. PER pound. z3N2te.
winter deer. dry. itHisc; parrry
deer. a8tac. dry ciks. gHioc. green
elk. toe: sheep pcltr. as0 9sc. shear
unrs, isaesc. Eastern Washington
WOOL e; Western Washington wool.
lie: dirty or timber burned, iPc. tai
ia,v. sHfaEc.