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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
TACKLED THE
WRONG WOMAN

TTPTONv1LIlE. Tenn. May "a
A ciHldren's quarrel caused a ter
rlbie tragedy at Haynes mill. near
here.
The quarrel caused ~ feeling be-
tween Mrs. Mattox. Mr. Edwards
ard MIsa 3roFdon on the one side
and Mrs C0ylnEtdn on the other.
The three women first named hid
on tho side Of she road AMI lay in
wait for Mrs. Cavlngton. They were
armed with clubs.
when Mrs. CovinEton appeared the
three women rushed upon her. The
CoylnRton woman drew knife and
plunged 81 into the heart of Mrs.
Mattox. killing her Instantly. She
then turned on Mrs. Edwards and
stabbed her twice. the knife pene-
trailing the woman's lung. infilctlng
injuries which viii probably prove
fatal Miss BroKdon escaped from
the affrny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
News From Sprsgue.

sPEACtFE. wash. May 23.-Therc
has been quite a demand for horses
around here lately. .. Richardson.
81 Pine city. bought a couple Of
teams fro mAfrs. KerRan. paying 500
a team. The horses weigh 1900
pounds. The government has caused
buls to be posted around town an
nouncfng that Col. Henry Wagner
will BE- here May Is TO buy horses
for the Fourth cavalry. IL BE- used
in the Philippine ISLANDS They re-
auirs light horses. 90 weigh not any
more than 100 pounds. The farm
ers In the surrounding country have
lots Of horses to supply the govern
menf, and the officer wifi have plen-
~ Of horses 60 pick from
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WftIdAMsVILt4E. Mo. May 3 ~
NJ. NJ Holiday. president st tho
Ntii3amsyille. Grernvtiie 4 south
eastern Railway company aud prrsi-
dent and general manager 81 the
Holiday y kiots Lumber company,
was shot and killed at Grcenvllle to-
day by bis bruther-in.law. Monroe
A. Johnston. The latter had. Il ~
claimed. caught the former IN a room
with Mrs. johnson, who IL young and
handsome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23

see teut. Two hundred feet ~ this
tunnel Il GA the vein. which h ave
zee IN width. Eur over TOO feet of
thls distance the orr gacs 81 % 10 the
ton In sold ami silver II n free
milling ore, Thcru are toa thousand
tons ~ ore IN slsat aud about 300
tons ON tho dump,
Much activity Is said 60 he trans
firing among the mines located at
View Denver, n, 9, Notwithstanding
the Threatened labor trouble. The
atrtkv IN the Home group. which
was made fsecently. has greatly i'm
proved The ledge has hcen uneov.
etc1 ana tapped by open cuts Tor a
distance ~ SO feet The eight and
ten inch paystreaks Of hiEh grade
stray copper orc running along the
hanging wall. are encountered Tor
the wbole distance - FAR as the
ledge has been exploited, and Ia ad.
dition "a this far mere important
ore hodV has been encountered. IN
the shape ~ six to eight feet VI low
grade ore running from 40 10 90
ounces silver Ia the ton, fhis ore n
% character that Ia In great de-
maud. being used by the smelicrN as
fiux with thc heavier galena orvs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds werr MED foi
tefpfd IN the auditors Office yesieri
day
docks. ~ ueG see a. 90 =. r 6. Ma,
4 y. Warrington to Sarah Mad
II. uoo.
West Ceahi Improvement Co. 10 "
II. Vernon. lots 7 and :. bloek IL
lots z and n. block 90. Gilman Park
April. -. q. e.. g.
william ftyisT e ux. to Frances
Walker. lots 10 AMI H. block II
Holmes add. May 5. fieoa.
Phiiasteiphia Securities 90. % 4. y
Hryan. iat 9. block !. rrpiat Twelfth
avenue add. May IS. t51I 81.
Charles 4. Rollins 90 Charles W
Denny. lot ?. block II. Commercial
strret stcam Motor add. April >
so.
WIN. Msiidore ct ur. 70 paniel
Price. fota !. :. 3. ~ 60 -. bss,ck &
Rainier add. Enumeiaw. March -
tsaa.
Daniel pfaes et ux. 70 I. n Price. !
acres in see "a. ~ .. 9. March =
fsaa.
Navcr Hurley It ux. . Ivan u Price
tract IN see 3. ~ -. 8, July =. ISIS
SO.
rulieistaf - patent q Frr1erlck
knaak. nts nsa nea nwt. nre p. ~
=. 6. January -.
}. A. ltailiArrrnn o. John Metnnls
loss and :. block -. nofcn'e plat,
May II. a. e. taae2,
Jennie n. sehcrszrr 90 Lydia
sehrftaer. lots 5 and 6. block I. sand.
sr- bowman ". y. Co.'S firHt add,
May Il. SO
sarah I. Denny 10 YIN. n. brown
lot q block 81. u. T. nvany'n add
North Seattle. May %, tseo.
sheriff % Mary 4. leighton. WI
SAL. 81 sat. NV ami NV ssa
N.Y. So ?. ~ aa Hss and n~A net.
SCI see a. tp 3. April S. tisao
". n. shsnrmsn - G. 4. Hckcn.
sic. lots and :. block {. iiiRhiand' Z
add. December :. ISIS. a. G. ttTs.
Lake Nlrw Ccmetery Association &
". ". CLARK. 81 iut 7pt Lake view
Cemetery. November =. ISIS. Sc.
T.. u. oarrwsa. former receiver
Pullman Mercantile Co. TO ". ]
Chapman. receiver same company
lots 20 and y. Gilman Park. lots
and Z. block ~. Eaea S Knlght's add.
April y. ises.
Pullman Mercantile co. SO same.
same property. February :. isss. a.
f'roVldcnt Life q Trust CO. to Ly-
man g Esuifh. lots 5 t. z. Maynard =
raat. May 4. 9s.tsi.is.
George ~ sher-y 10 corifsa T.
Stone. parts n and r. block aal. Sc
attic Tide Lands. May H. ts7.ss
Sarah a. FryberF to John y. Fry.
berg. iet 4. block 10. ~. l. Ycsicr's
F1rNt add. May Is. a. C.. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
PROMOTER IN TROUBLE
John Davis. OF Detroit. In tho
Tolls Of tho Law.

DETROIT Mlcha May sa--John
r. Davis, luokvd upon 40 a million
aire and prospective hotel syndicate
promoter. ia now behind tho bars.
ohargVd With receiving money under
False prstcnsaa. 4 few weeks ago
there appeared IN the newspapers an
advertisement fof hotel manager,
one Of those who answered IL was
Prank Gates Of 80 Ilaalry avenue,
Davis called on him. n II claimed
he represented himself ~ worth "a
million dollars and produced letters
from supposed eastern bankers re-
gartinR his credit
Uatea ami James Smith. an after.
ncy. were Induced o. So tnfn the
company, the former giving Davis
$500 Ia cash FOR stock ana the ist-
ter legal services Tor sioo Ia stock.
becoming suspicious % Davis they
caused his urrst en- his prraon was
found a check for tis.haa. pnrportlng
t. have been signed by A MasterHpn
the New York banker who Was re-
GENTLY ahui and killed.
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PLAN CONSOLIDATION
Syndicate Arrsnges for Pur.
chase Of Property.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. May 23-NeRc-
tiations arsspersiinR for the purchase
and constellation by a syndicate ~
Chicago and Sioux city capitalists.
Of the combination railroad and wa
gpn bridge across the Missouri river.
The stockyariis. the Livestock Ma
tional bank and several thousand
acres ~ farm lands near here. THE
properties are managed by n0minaie
IS separate corporations, but are ac-
taaily owned by the Credits commu-
tation company. The capitalization
o fthe allied companies aggregates
81. 800 900. Rufuur places the prob
able capt. alizatiou 81 the syndicate
at $40. 900. 600. Connected with the
story az reported promoters Of the
consolidation are President Abel An
deraon. Of the Northwestern Nation
al bank here. and ]. 8. Goodwin. Of
fshlrafsg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
DETERMINED TO Die
inmate OF an Asylum Chose .
Terrible Death.

HorKtNsviLLE. Ky May -
Mrs Heiie Coleman. an inmate Il
the western insane anyium herr.
committed Suicide hy drinking hpi
water. she Waa found In a bath.
room - badly ssaid-d internally
that she tiei after greet suffering
Mrs.. cpi~fsan was suffering from
suicidal mania aud had made regH-at-
81 attempts at aeif-destructipn.
she sssfss trio the bathroom and
placed her mouth over the faucvi
and turned On she stream from the
boiler In fun fercv.
she WIS friEhtfuily scaiicf about
her neck and shoulders. whsle her
mouth. THREAT and stomach werr al
uust cooked.
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swindIed Out Of $4,000.

POLfET. ILL.,. May 23.-Ex Super
visor John ) Smiley. Of Custer Park.
in the southern part Of this county.
a prosperous farmer. was buncoed
out ~ $4,000 In cash this morning by
two strnngers Smiley f. non-com-
fnuniesttlye az to how the strangers
worked him, but he owns up that ne
expected to get considerably more
than the 1900 out Of the bargain.
Smiley drew the 1900 out Of the
bank AZ Wilmington. and Cashier
whitman. becoming suspicious that
some one was about to take advant-
age ~ Smiley. drove out to the lat
ter's house 10 warn him. but was
La. Late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
BALLOON
MESSAGES
Many Experiments
Being Made
WITH niRCoAl WIREl.ESS SYSTEN
Great Results Are Expected BAT
Icons for the Purpose
OF Escape.

WASHINGTON. H. G., May "a.
The balloon Tar many years has been
a potent factor Ia tho warfare 81 ma
tiens but It's grim usefulness l. to
BE- augmented. if certain experiments
NOW conducted directly OF indirectly
uudfr the auspices 81 the hlrnai Of
nceFs et che war department shall
b. successful
Hitherto the balloon has been ~
use solely for purposes ~ observa.
tiou. aHd In that respect u played
a part As Tar back as the Civil War,
hut the experiments Of to-day are Ia
two directions. one. ths perfection
Of the dirigihir balloon. the other.
abe ice % the taItoon IL the trans
mission % space or so-ealic3 wireirEs
telexraphy.
The war departments work thus
far haa been limited to the captive
balloon ard the only noteworthy Inn
provesneus made Il the transportahie
steel cylinder supplied with eem-
pressed KaA IL vas such hsllpcn
and such cylinders that wcrc em-
ployed II Santiago during the war
with Spain. These ptrel cylinders
are supplied with gas At the base OF
operations and each tubs contains
80 eubte feet. The tubes and the
balloon are loaded on wagon and
thus the portable hallen OUTFIT - at
hand. The first exhibited OF these
cylinders Of tah~d Tas waa at the
Worlds Fair, and their FIRST pructi-
cal Application was IN ths war with
Spain
Gen. A. W Greeley. the chief sig
fai officer OF the army. has faith In
the future potency of the balloon as
an engine Of var. For purposes %
observation u r. % the greatest
value. And IA ease % siege escape
by balloon would b. an~ % the
greatest value. Gen. Grcaiyss pres-
cut interest IN. Toe balloon. however.
e. VA connection with enc test - the
Asrnout system % wireless tslc-
grmphy. The experiments thus far
made have been ircoarluslxc and
uncertain Of result The instruments
used are - delicate as to b. easily
affected by atmospheric conditions.
and the recent tests have been an
satisfactory further because % the
effect on these ielscate instrams ats
Of the great masses Of metal IN the
bsnlsssrEs adjoining the sppt from
~sntrh the experiments were con
dpctsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
Stole MIS- Friends Wife.

ROCKFORD. Wash. May sa-'A
few DAYS sgu. when Jesse iiail came
home from work he found his wife
ana mantha-old child gone, In
aulry developed the fact that Mra,
Hall had been seen walking CUT ~
town with her husbands former par
ner and friend. Jack Kirk. wheeling
her baby in = borrowed baby carri.
age. Later la the eycains they were
sewn several miles south Of town.
then disappeared a. completely aa "
tho carth had swallowed them up.
The baby carriage was found In the
bushes. bot no traces Of the fusi-
siVeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
THE SWORD is
NOW READY

WAaiItSGTuN. =. G.. May Ga
Prosi8ent Mckinley viii hand Al
mlrai peWpy the superb iewelei
sword made BY authority ~ congress
a. a testimonial from the govern
mont The sword was completed
wame time aEu. but owing a. iss de-
licacy and great value. Il was de-
eidcd bcst not u aaud Il 60 the ad-
mirat u D. nuW ia q eafe-ieposit
vault awaiting hhi coming.
The presentation 10 the officers AMI
men 81 the Admirai'a iiaKnhip uf the
handsome medals authorized b
congress will oecur probably a. the
same tlms. The medals are being
made hy a New York firm. There
are abaut i7o0 If them. Congress hav-
Ink directed that each officer and
man In the fleet should receive one
81 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
Demand by Flint Workers

EAST LIVERPOOL. Mich. May
= The flint workers 81 the city
have ASKED for an Increase 81 VA
Ees 90 - cents an hour. and will 90
out on uiriks Friday II the mill own
srs persist In their refusal g. grant
the demand.
Tfrpa nm mills operate hers. The
product ~ us.d In the earthcnwarr
manufacture.
The workmen In the mills soon fall
victims to flint consumption from
the effect Of working In clouds u
nlnl du@s. and declare that for this
reason they should be better paid for
their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
Brick Factory Starts.

FAIRFIELD. wash. May - The
tioddy Mccormick brick yard began
manufacturing brick upon the beet
sugar factory contract this morn
ina, The capacity ~ this plant ia
ta,o01 bricks Ter day, Manager 81.
=, llurk states that the plant viii be
run II les fullest capacity to meet
tho demands Of Fairfield and Waiver
lY Tho brick manufactured are OF
the pressed variety aud are OF SUI
perior quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
Double Murder and Suicide

DAYTON. %. May - a terrible
tragedy oocurrrs. hctwcen and :
a,cisek thts afsarpsaa at West Alex
arsirla. a town u atsBut lz0o iahahit-
arts about rs mites WEST - Dayton.
Frank campt.eii. n horse trader
sFci about So wars. shot afFi tn
stantlY killed hts divorced wife Lacy.
awed =. AMI her sister. Bertha Gay.
n. ard then turned she weapon on
hlulaelf and iufirtcd a fatal uouid.
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Ioisia ana rcnntlinRs. rough. $500
10. = y y, te50ats. y 4 .. sii@
u. box boards. i2-ineh and az. fl5.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. tsWei beyel r.dlnE. weight 200
lbs. sif0i5.50. ceiling. weights. Mos,
1. and 3. q inch. 1900 IBIS; Nos.
/. 2 ard 3. M-inch 700 lbs. tiamz7
walnHcatinr. ti0aii. rustic. tgs@2a
a. shingles. Ii.b0i standard shingles
fi.i0 i-inch fniah. ~. u and 10 feet.
Szbasi. thick finish. sgsMsG. cedar
squares. 2. 5. o and 10 feet. tzf02o.
plekets. 80.
f<lln-dhed. 81 In advance Of green.
dfayage. b0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
The Congo Mines Closed

COLUMBUS. o.. May z7-Thc
Congo mines. part ~ the Turner a
Jones Interests. have been prrmau-
entity closed. thriving 90 miners out
~ employment. Part Of the men are
teaytag the state. while others are
sssrktnx employment In other mines.
T-hr Turner a Jones company IL IN
the hands q a reeelvsE.
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0verdrswn BY Sheriff.

HrSTfSUnuRG. Ind. May "a
The county commissioners 81 Dubois
county. who. with the county 1tor-
ney. have been examining the books
of Henry Cassidy. sheriff Of pu-
boia county. refsCrt that he has over
drawn his salary about 1900. and
have given HIM until May Is 70 make
a satisfactory settlement. lie dis
putes this. and will contest the claim.
II hinges upon the allowance Of 81
a day for the care Of insane patients
ard ether fee questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
Bids Rejected.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May "a
The Navy department has rejected
all the bids for an ordnance building
at the League Island Navy Yard
The amount available was S5s.-
600. and tho lowest bid was S6i. 00o
The authorities say that the reccn,
reported combination In steel indus.
tries f. having a noticeable effect Ia
advancing the bids on structures n
which steel Is used Tor the structural
tNnnk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
MINING NEWS.

Work has recently been started
upon a group OF mining claims on
the north fork OF the Salmon river.
mar Erie. Is. G. The claims are
owned By the Erie Mountain Con-
soildated Mining company 81 Spo-
kane. The company owns the Houl-
ton. Princess No. l and Iron Arm
on Whlakey creek, and the Mabec
and Guif0rd within a thousand feet
Of the Nelson & Fort Shepard rail-
road. All 81 these properties are In
the vicinity Of the we'll known Ar
lingt0n mine. which u a shipper and
whica ~ sending out high grade ore
60 the smelter Rufus Merrinm ~
one Of the principal stockholders ~
the company.
Advlces from Rosaland. u. G., say
that J. j. Warren. 81 Toronto, and
John Y Cole. Of Hoasiand. have pur-
chased from John y. ReaylH of the
Republic Miner, r. y. Newman and
George y. Munk. the Bunker Hu
group. on Proctor mountain. In the
Pend dorielle river country. IN
Washington. There are two claims
in the group. the Bunker Hill ana the
Mormon Girl The former owners
have been wOrkiug on the nroup for
the past three years and have done
considerable IN the way of Develop
mgnt. The principal work consists
OF tunnel which mas been driven In
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Woman Roughly handled

LINCOLN, Ncb.. May 27.--Miss l..
T. Watson, teacher of etocution in
Cgtner university, was found by stu
dents late last night. bound, gagged
and unconscious in n room of the
university building. Cotner II the
seat II the Christian church denom-
national college. six miles from Linz
coin.
According 10 the story Of Miss
Watson. she WAS alone In n class
room on the fourth floor Of the build
Ing, and overheard two men plotting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
suicided in a Store.

ERIE. pa. May 2g.-Fred slmond
an employee Of the IRE department,
walked into a. Skluner's hardware
store. and asked to be shown re-
volver and some cartridges. Load
ing the weapon he placed II to his
head. pulled the trigger and Killed
bIrnself. The store was crowded with
customers at the time OF the shoot
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
Train Struck uprooted Tree

DOVER. Del. May ga South
bound passenger train No On. from
Philadelphia and Wilmington. last
night. about . o'clock. at DuPnnfs
station. ran .mto an oak tree over
turned by the fierce wind storm.
The tree limbs broke the windows
q two cars and four passengers in
iured by flying giass-
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Safe Deposit Boxes

Fircd In stesi-lined vault. for the
safe Keeping Of valuable articles and
- parE. for rent AT 81 "A year. You
carry the key safe Deposit Vaults.
% West Columbia street, y. sh0r-
rock. Manager.
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to burn the university, She sur
prlnod them, whom they knocked hei
down. bound and gagged her. and
locked her In a room She was mol
seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning Trade on woa
street was steady this morning
Vegetables are running low and
most Of tho green stun has been sold
out. The san Francisco steamer la
duo tomorrow and she will undoubt
eddy bring a large consignment Of
grecnstuff.
Fish Of all kinds are plentiful.
Wheat market IL duh.
The grovery jobblnE business was
strong this morning, many ship
ments both in and out OF town taxi
ing place,
Tho following prices are being Of
fered to the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle:
Grain--oats. S27 barley, s23; wheat.
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Tho Name Clipper Signifies:

1tVbt. easy running. Besides. u IL
strong and durable. Look II over at
1922 Fad ave. y. VI. Spinning, aRL
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

fac For san Francisco
kksfrSfm The coHupany'B elc-
MAW3 n steamships
A&<s Queen, Walia Waila.
w a&R and umatiiia leave
Seattle fI.l5 a. m. VIA
Port Townsend aud Victoria. May :.
.. u. 10. "A. -. June .. =. ~. 49, ~. ~,
Jus 2, and every NTH day there
after. Leave
San Francisco
For Seattle 10 a. m. via Victoria ana
Port Townsend. May !. 9. II, 10. q.
20, 81. June G. 10. &C. 20. 70. 20. July
Q. and every NTH day thereafter.
FOR ALASKA
Leave Seattle. 8 "A. m
Cottage city, May 20. June II. 70:
CITY Of Topeka. May IS. June 0. "a
Orlzaba. May 10. 70. June -. A-kl.
May 3. 90 June 4. and every hfth
day thereafter.
The company reserves the fight 10
chanFc. without previous notice.
steamers, sailing dates and hours OF
sailing.
For further information obtain
folder.
J. y. TROWBRTDGE.
Puge, Sd supt-. Ocean DIX. Seattle.
Up town ticket Office. sls First ay..
Seattle. Goodaii. Perkins * Co. Gen.
Agents. San Francisco.
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Mar. Grain and Eeee.

Hay UobhinKl-PuTet Sound. per
ton. t7U9. Eastern Washington tim.
othy. tia0it. alfalfa. $40.
Oats tlobhingl--icr ton. t2gd3 %.
Harley ileiicd. 81.
Whole. s.. 20. cracked. s2a
feed meal. per ton. so.
Feed-whest. tsi: oil cake. meal
M. middlings. iziGg7. bran. ti7
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. tso0 q
dairy chopped feed. sic. seed oats
fl0a Y
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Vegetables.

Potatoes gobbiug) white River
Burbanks. E3s0ao; Island Early Rose.
f3s. Island White. SEQ: Yaki-
ma and oregon. si5; new potatoeH.
2hc per III; oregon and Yakima sil-
Yer skin. fancy. $50 per ton; beets.
i25 per sack. carrots. eocdti per
sack: garlic, &c: California aspara-
gus. baee per ID: waila Walla aspar-
agua. s4iOc per ID. rhubarb. 2tsc per
III; tomatoes. s2.a5 per case; arti-
chokes. G0c per doc: wax beans, ioc
per ID. string beans. &c per Id.
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Wainuts. pr 10. sacks. tie. Fast.
eFn black wainutn. Toe: perana. isd
i1e niberts. lac: almonds. fancy. safl
shell. tsc: almonds. No. :. isn. pea.
nuts. &C.. pins. isc. hickory. Toe. COS
coanutS. per doE~n. ssc. popcorn. q
per 10.
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Fruits


Green fruit 0obblnE)-oranRes
Seeding, t2u25O; navcls. s2.759a
lemons. s2.b0G25o: apples. fan.
cy. si75m250. per box. ban
anaa, $3.50 per bunch. Call
fornla black figs. 20-lb boxes. 81
60: cartoons. st.25. smyrna figs. 2jc
per III: new dates. 7ihc. sweet apple
cider, zoe per gallon, med. sweets,
81. 2sm3. straw berries, 81 crate,
California cherries. Si.2sGi so "a box
San Jose cherries, Si.2bats0.
Lumber and Building Material
Log Superior quality, per NJ. No
/ nr. S6m5; merchantabie fir. per NJ
81. sea g. 30. No. | cedar. s647. com
mon, per NJ. s4mb. spruce logs, Sc. so
cedar shlngle bolts. S2m2h0.
Fir lumber-iiough. $3.50; thick FIN
iahed. surfaced. one or two sides. r.
10 and ~ inches wide. st5a20: lengths
y to 10 feet; special lengths. zoe per
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