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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-23

Charleston, w Va. Dec. 21.--The
steamer Kanawha Bell went over lock
No. 8. at Paint creek on her down trip
Thursday night, broke into and is a
total wreck. Eight of the crew all
deck hands and roustabouts were
drowned. All the officers of the boat
were saved, but some Of them had mar.
row escapes. There was furious cur.
rent at the locks and the Pilot was un.
a3ble to control the boat on approach
inb the lock.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-23
One of BIZ Cook,- Gang.

Guthrie, o. t. Dec. 21.-Indian Ter
ritory officials through the aid Of Sher-
if Dobbins of Casper, Wye, have iden.
tilted San Roper. who escaped recently
from Arkansas after numbering a sher-
if, as a member of the Bill Cook CANS
of outlaws that terrorized the border
in the early nineties. This is the first
heard of Roper in ten years. He is
wanted in various places in Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and Kansas
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-23

Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 21.-As a result
of the intense cold and blizzard stock
men figure a ten per cent loss in cat
tie. This is true of the two territories,
the loss being greater on the western
Oklahoma ranges and the new coun.
try. The past two days have been
cold, and accompanied by billiards..
Provision have been made by stock
men to protect cattle as all anticipate
an extremely cold winter.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-23
Cannot Lease School Lands,

Guthrie. o. T., Dec. 21.-Attorney
GeVneral Strange has handed down an
opinion holding that Oklahoma school
lands cannot be leased for townsite
purposes. This effects the town of
Mountain, located entirely on school
lands, the town of Luther and others
which are partly on such lands.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-23
State of Louisiana

PARISH OF CaIcaSiUU. (
| do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and correct
copy or the charter of JENNINGS
OIL COMPANY. and of the opinion
az the District Attorney thereon, de-
posted and fled for registry in my
office, this Both day OF November. 1901
\. $. GOSSETT,
by. Clerk of Court, Calcasieu Parish,
La.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
LtNya Levy Out s..

The door softly opened. relates the
Nsw York sun. and the once bo5
gisnciuE around, iabbed the type o.
writing gtri IN the ribs, making her
gaHp foe hrvath az Hhe swallowed her
chewing gum.
on on 70 his whiskersi" he ~his.
psred
oh. pavyi" che exclaimed. you
nearly ehoksd me"
'Dsy wouldn't NJ In de new tun-
mel. would they7'' said the once boy.
pointing 10 the feet 81 the whiakered
man.
Is AR. lawyer Abe Levy in7'' In
CURED tbs visitor. 1 mean der gen
tlsr1ans Witch dcfeneee somebody
when somspody's In chaii"
Jun then Lawyer Levy appeared.
shook hands with tho visitor, asked
him 10 be seated and remarked that
the weather was cold.
sErcur-n me" said the visitor
but you live not al us street, zee ?
Mo-"
Z live on that street" answered
the lawyer.
Wen. am his sister" said the
stranger.
Whose sister,"
Your cook. What IL for her nam,
Kuhny."
You mean my cooks brother" "
corrected tho lawyer.
Dots IT," said the man With the
whlHkrrs. 4 am hts brother. I am
not much quaintsd nit English
cause ! amt here long on her coun-
try. / viii a favor from you. I
want 10 talk nit my sister on your
houss NIT your telephones Ny fam
ily and children we're robbed tn
Greenwich street by der boarding.
house and ~ got left only railroad
tickets for Illinois. Der railroad
will go Ga a hour. 80 cant see my
sister init der time I got"
Go ahead and telephone" said
Mr.. Levy. TN get your Tstcr on
the phone. Hello. Central Give
me ia Hnriem' This e. Mr. Levy.
Ia that you Mrs tevy7 Yes. Abe
Tell KuenR. your cook, that her
brother Is here and wishes "a talk 10
her Ifs IL on his way west and haa
no tlme to go Mp 20 see her"
With the telephone reeelver at hla
ear. Mr.. Levy turned 10 the strsnE
or and explained the working Of the
instrument. Then he said the cook
was Mt the other end 81 the wire md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

eEgHhellH Place the eggs upright On
the round end and pour IN melted
snRlinR wax, then meitad Lead TAX
ing care 90 htt the center " the egg
% the balance VIII not be obtained.
Humpty Dumpty la droil Paint hiA
face aud hair and make him point
81 white paper cap with turn-up red
hrim 20 paste over his cracked head.
Then paint short, white Jacket ana
baEEy trousers on the egR. collar
and pockets are ted. aH are also hts
slippers. Master itumpty'h hands
are thrust into his pockets.
piefrot and pierreftc are quaint
little couple. and viii prove the most
fascinating toyn. Both are dressed
IN white crepe paper. Pisfrotu run
IL very fun. and little lezenges ~ red
paper should be pasted down The
front Of hiH Jacket and uu hiH sleeves
Ills skull cap II rcd. Itrrfutte has
frltly skirts. % run and peaked cap,
These little figures would give very
attractive touch 20 n white enameied
candy box The rabbit or Easter
hare must not be- forgotten. The egg
~ every easily transformed into this
little animal BY the addition Of
pair ~ paper ears Bunny may eth
81 mt upright, on his hind legs. or
HIf NtHNH fNtaAA ttNA wv = NfHHHhHtA ~
f. also amusing After painting the
sgr like the breast Of the bird. add q
paper hsak and n pair u wings.
The torpedo host that fonts D.
sure % pieaae the patriotic small
boy. Make hole IN the middle Of
the Side uf the egg and pour IN seal
ing wax and lead paint "A row Of
portfolios around the eNE and glue
on "a boW and stern cut from a cigar
box. The rmokestack n made ~
black cardboard. aud the railing ~
wooden toothpirks glued ia circle
II cardboard. which slips over the
rmukestnek and ia kept IN place with
"a touch 81 glue The Ftaru nud
stripes aud ensign rs from tooth
picks II needle is put Into the
baw. the boat can he drawn through
the water BY maRnrt--a whole Heel
- FONTS can be thus made and man
euytrrd.
A more pemconhle toy iH the duck
Weight the shell and paint "a repre-
sent a duck Cut head and tail 81
paatabuafd. aud after g1uipE nrnlly
IN the shell, paint N cal0rs. For the
1.-THE girls do4i house r. on eRgHhsil
cradle. II the maker 10 hkillful ~
can b cut In one piece from the egg
Partshaard 81 wooden rockers are
glued on the cradle ftted Nith mat
treas. pillow and Hiiken spread. The
outside - the cradle IL decorated
faneifully With lace and gold paint.
n ia needless q add that a small don
clad IN itH "nightis" rhuuid rspoHs
beneath the cnvew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

WASHINGTON. u. g. March -
Representatives Burton. 81 Ohio. AMI
pevenor. OF West Virginia. returned
here today. after a visit 10 the Flor
ida coast and Cuba. and reported to
the president thsiy views on the situ-
alton IN the island. Mr.. Burton Gays
that not notwithstanding that the Amer
leans have done great deal for
cuba. the sentiment for independ-
ence 10 strong A vast majority q
the people don't give government Or
politics any thought. They don't
care. He believes that the Cubans
must be given at least q period Of In
dependence. In order 10 preserve
their friendly attitude toward TIRE
United States Mr.. Devsnor said
that he felt certain that the cuhars
will eventually accept the terms OF
the platt amendment. as the condt &.
lions Of the bill please the peopis or
intelligence. wealth and influence.
Gen. Wood simply has made new
city Of Havana. Mr.. Deyenor says
the schools are as clean as any In
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

handed tho reeslver 10 the man with
the long beard.
Hello. Kuhnyi" the man shouted
I vas here ioH. your bruthar. Her.
man am nit Mr.. ievy's lawyer
onicr, but I got not time o. come up
because dsf train goes der track OF
mit hair hour over IN Cherney We
had hard luck and q bunro mans
stole our money 30 W cant nothing
eat tlll We come on Pullmhns, Illinois.
vhsr. | got ohob. n we're up BY
YOU ] would lean ysu Ave dollars TIL
I get out vest"
The office boy and the typewriter
girl were laughing aud Lawyer Levy
told them they ought TO be ashamed
Of themselves for laughing ~ AN IN
fortunate man who couldn't speak a
foreign language. The stranger heard
what the lawyer said and remarked
he could talk better IN his native
tongue.
DO II he an right WHEN der teie-
phones talk swedish" he ASKED
Certainly said Mr.. Levy You
can talk over the 'phnns In any Ian
guHEe Just try IT,"
"tntathtal' shouted the man. In
tatuta. doda dof lultru ve vcda dom
men no eaten dane nchoie. Nedgr
ufH eaten Tor I'VE ufHNl.
Turning 20 his partner, Mr.. simps
ron. Lawyer Levy said This f. a
tough case. George this poor man.
who Is = bfuthsr Of our new cook
has been robbed and his wife aud
children will have nothing 90 eat
until they get 70 their Destination IN
Pullman. ~
''Neder metl eaten ave dollar, g
shouted the man 81 tbs telephone.
= understand swedish" said Nr
Levy. ITO know that the poor fellov
ls trying 10 tell hla sister that he
would get along all right II they had
i've dollars Tor something - eat
Tho stranger hung up the recelv=
cr ana thanked Nj. Levy fT the
Use II the telephone. The lawyer
asked him n he had told his sister
that he could eat n hc had some
money.
'.Yea." h naid. 4 did not believe
dot you could understand swedish
I aoppositlon lawyers must speech
al language
Pretty near" remarked the law
yer My good man. ! VIII see yuu
40 not stafvs Here y q. Tnke
Il and keep r.
Thanh you said the stranger
AZ he hurried away.
H-rsr-r-r-r-r-f went she telephone
bell. and Lawyer Levy answered the
cali
Yes" he said. this is Mr. Levy.
WHAT A iuustie on the phone
Talked gihberighf kuenh ~ not
sWsdeT You don't tell met shs
never had a BROTHER We'll. that's
one on me I have heen huncoed "
The tNpewritiaR Riri Uttered TIE
ofres hpy gave her a new piece -
chewing gum and told her she ought
90 - ashamed e herself ~ 81 laugh
Ing at an unfortunate lawyer who
eouiiH't speak a fBrxiEn language.
Then Lawyer Levy kicked the Of
fioe cat and went cue TO 800 a man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
An omcial Record

beaumont answered BY saying
that the fact that Rude was propri-
otor of the place was a matter of Of
neiat record. as he paid a monthly
fine for the privilege of operating
the machine.
Then you intend to try to con-
Wet the defendant on EVIDENCE Tor
crime which was committed
month aEo. do you7r was Grlfhth's
nuai answer.
Bailia wiucheli called the court To-
order and Judge George. who had
listened to the somewhat heated de-
bate between Grifnth and beaumont.
said. 1T don't cut auch Of a figure
what the defendant did month
aEo. I am uf the opinion that the
testimony is wanting 20 prove that
the defendant il guilty. The state
has failed to prove it's case. / will
dlscharg the defendant"
u is understood that more war
raats viii be issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
KINDLY GET OFF THE KEYBOARD. Z"
Senator Bsvsridge's Long leg and Amusing Situation
for which II Was Responsible.

vocato Gen. Licbcr, QuartermaHter
Gen. Ludingtun. IommiHnarY Gen.
Weston. SurE. Gen. SirrnborH, Pay
master gen. Bates, chief Of Engin-
GERS Wilson. Chief Of Ordnance iiun-
iugtuu.
HACK OF this giitterlng line was a
Roman mob u messengers, clerks
portsrs, 40 assistant secretaries and
others All were breathing some
" hat auoloHetlrHily.
With look OF Can this be mus
tiny but half HuHpceting a luV-
Ing eur presentation, Secretary Root
rnid cautiously Gentlemen, 10 what
ana / indebted for this honor
You rang for me HiE' replied
Miles. and the chorus doomed, Ne.
too
My brll rang a. though there was
the devil 10 nay Vsntursd Jack
Weston. A hrlated clerk came Ia
at this luncture, leaving the door
slightly ainr and the merry Jingle
~ electric bells noated In from a
dozen rooms.
4 hruad smile spread over Root s
face ms he turned 10 iievsfidEc ana
gently said. Seuhtufs VIII YOU
kindly get IN the keyboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

WASHINGTON. u. 9. March Ia
ny Mail.--A story about young scn-
ator Hrvrridgc Of Indiana. IL being
told at the war department.
On Secretary Roots desk IL an
ehony slab, In Whioh arc score "a
white push bottoms The buttons
summon about everybody from Lieut.
Con, Miles. 10 the portefs ana mes
sengera.
The story goes that HcveridRs
called ON Root o. boost some
Houaier FOR an army commission.
The young senator likes 20 talk,
aud he tilted himself back in his
chair aud began tu extoi the vlr-
tuuas Of his client Finally he dro-
ped his lean. long, lankY lrR artistic
ally over the dKc OF Roots desk
The secretary had Just Tagged"
HsVeridEr hy saying = shalt 30
pleased O. name your man, ssna
TOT. when four or i've dnurs opened
and IA poured a crowd % men ana
one cor two girl ntvnuRraphrrp.
They ranged themselves In impus-
ing array
In the front row We're Lieut.. Gen.
Miles. AIS. =, A Cprhin, Judge Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
BUILDING PER MITS.

Building permits we're issued today
BY the city engineers once as fel-
loes. To A Tlsnsgen. for : STORY
frame dwelling at tn Twenty fourth
avenue north. costing 1870. % ]. p.
owen. fos a i=story frame house al
so Twenty sixth avenue north. cost
ing tgan 20 HutchiuH a Crhidlr. fnf
7-stnry frame house at tez dalsr
street. costing $1,000 to g X Harts-
want for .-story frame dwelling At
ISIS Thirteenth avenue. costing -,
$50 20 Mrs. Ida NJ Folsom. for a 4
story frame house at - East pitys
street. costing 81 10 20 r. N Fonts.
Tor a a=atary frame house a. 100 ual.
mont place. costing =, Zoo 10 A. l.
bennett. for a tsntorf frame dwell
ln9 a. 81 Highland drive. costing
500. q q. y Good. for = = story
frame dwelling at a0i Sixth avenue
north. costing 500. 80 frrd freeF
Tor a t-sfofy frame dwelling II 81
Queen Anne avenue. costing 100 TO
W A. Peek for Ia STORY frame
house at ga Twsnty-ssHund avenue
north. costing faAa. 70 Fe~f Enxis.
far alterations NJ gx1 Twenty seventh
avenue north. costing 80. 80 Susie
VI. piunmef. FOR building snf alter
stlans al 80 and us Jackson street.
costing 81 40. 90 =. Diskman. for a
s4atory frame building At in11 PIKE
street. costing g. 90. - Heur'ch
Bros. far driving piles at i;n1-lzis
Eighth avenue south COSTING t'.ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
wnins Witness

- Kleasch was a willing wit
~ told the court hoW the
- ~ss we're operated and when
s.fh ~ DEPUTY Prosecuting Attor-
sssrtsh II he had won any
..r on the machine. said; 4 avn
- FSer on q.
A..,efrsy Shipiey showed Tor n dis
- IN the grounds that the own
-. N the machine had not been
49, ard that not ore of the Wit
49, frr the state who had gone 70
-. place fer the purpose Of oh
..s-s,s evidence could swear that
Y. ,1ient uAs the proprietor or own
i Z re slot machine
xstzs Attorney Shipley was ada
s.'.s,nx the court Deputy Prescott
- hsenynev Griffith VAS walking
$50 ths court room and an vx-
1870 q disgust was noticea BILE
- face. When Shlpley had
..,..l,stsd Judge George said i will
- frpn, you. Mr. Grifhth.
swsa | r,ast eonfess my utter
..,sasshmsnf AZ the testimony giv-
= ~ she states witnesses. re-
s..s..A Griffith. They went 20
r,.ssix ri4ce Cor the specific purpose
= srsrtainlng who MAS owner and
-. plaeed on the stand know ali
..rsssiv nothing. The state has
"a 10 prove its case and I can
- asa the court 20 held the de-
tsnlanl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
WAS HURT IN
THE TUNNEL

Before Jury In Judge Emorys
department. the case Of Patrick shcr-
eineau against tho Great Northern
railway, came up yesterday. The
plaintiff seeks 20 recugcr 81 90 for
personal injuries alleged 20 have
been sustained on account Of negii-
gene. u this defendants.
While IN the employ 81 the Orrat
Northern 90. In constructing tun-
mel In the Cascades. SherhiueMu was
struck ~ a falling rock and severely
crushed. The plaintiff states that
The foreman demanded that ~
should leave his accustomed work. %
dFili running and aid In brarins the
tunnel. which work was foreign 50
the plaintiff
The plaintiff alleges that the fore
man required him 70 do work in a
dangerous place. and asks DANA ges
In the above sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

French chailie will be worn more
Than ever this nprtux and summer.
The nsW draiwHs are especially at
tfaetiFu, and tho variety II such
that All types and compilations may
- suited. Chaillr makes very dur
shls gown. for Il doss not Nrinkie
and crack out. "a asfus Of the fuu.
lards and tMnefas d. The gown
shown here IL Of a currAnt rcd
chaiiis. embroidered with q black
Hilk dot. over tHTsta u the same
shade. The circular foundation has
an under ru1le of acooraian piAlt-
Ing. Ca u is hang the deep circular
fuunrs ~ embroidered eraa M baflsfe
The drop skirt u cut Ia uausiH
the edges pipad with Ted tansta
Narrow black velvet ribbon ihcea
aarOas the panels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
curlou. Mode Of Tertsre.

one 81 the most curious and fatal
modes 81 torture ia the Middle Ages
was the simple falling of water drop
by drop en the head Of The standing
victim. The drops Of water accom-
piishsd as tsrribls results as the
blows Of a hlrdEe hammer The vie
tim would turn stark mad and die
In the greatest agony. The results
Of systematic regularity IN any line
ofTen rurpass belief A dollar saw
sd this month and n dollar next
month and 30 on Wtth absolute reg
ulauty vii produce a great deal
more than the saving Of Hpasmodie
amounts, Three dollars per month
deposited regularly with the Puget
Sound Saving and Loan Company
will amount TO $500 sn about eight
years. There are six sources %
profit 20 the stockholders beside in
terest On loans. Prospectus on ap-
DlicAtion at n. Columbia street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
CARNEGIE'S
TRUST VIEWS

LONDON. March 22.-Andrew Car
negle f. quoted BY a local newspaper
~ saying that he sees no danger In
trusts. lie does not believe they viii
cause bankruptcy or lead 10 the es-
tablishment Of Socialism. Neither
does he think the trusts will sell
cheaper abroad than at home. though
he calls the tariff a back number for
many things. He doee not expect
stringent antitrust legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22


ever. that Firrt
avenue from YeN-
Ter way TO the
middle ~ tn.
block nsFthvard.
has settled nearly
Ave inches Hince
1885 The SANE
action Il taking
place on Yswler
sY. westward
from Occidental
avenue through
the square. Ia
sinking In First
avenue south for
about half n block
from the square. IA
even greater ~
amounts 70 more
than n foot since
the ground was
made
r b. r cause Of
this p q ar
movement is tha
historic old saw
mill IL was for
n long time the
custom 70 dump
the nawdust I'm
what f. now Tfion-
Ger square on
this the ground
now rests BY the
action of moisture
from the hay. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
IFN(ERS OF CRUSADE
| FAIL TO LAND THEIR MAN
e,rneys Have a Bout in Judge Georges Court-League
Will Obtain More Warrants.

the latter took occasion e. inform
the court that he had requested the
prosecuting attorneys office 10 eN-
anime the complaint before the case
was called FOR hearing hut that
they had refused 60 do So.
~ the time Grinith had again
Eainad his feet. aud before i1eau-
mont had concluded addressed the
speaker. aging Are you an at
torney-at-lawe L am answered
beaumont
Welt then. don't YOU know a
would he impossible 60 convict the
defendant on a charge Of being the
proprietor Of the place whore the
gambling device was operated when
there Is no evidence adducrd az the
trial 60 prove the allegations Ia the
complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
HAVE POOLED.

The Canadian Pacific and White
Pass a Yukon railways have formed
a plan BY which they hope 10 secure
the bulk Of the Alaska trade this
year. They have arranged 'cOnnec-
tons IN such = way that a person
may be transported from Montreal
to Dawson Ia 10 days. The agree
meut does not take into cousidera-
ton the freight business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
MARKETS..

Trade was rather quiet today. ex-
cept a little stir 0ceasioned BY some
Alaska shipments. which helped out.
Prices are practically the same to-
day as yesterday. with plenty of
produce IN stock.
Three cars 81 Yakima potatoes ar
rived last night. also two cars Of
California HeRetablea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
PURSUED By
J. ". else
SsrsIsrs Attempt TO Enter His
House and He Fires.

EarxlarH attempted 20 gain en-
rrnaee to the residence Of ]. W.
cl<e. CRESCENT Of the chamber Of
eonmerca. at the corner OF Highland
nrfss and Warren avenue early yes
tzrsay. Mr.. Cllse Was awakened.
nd fr4ghfexsd the burglars away
k@fars they had sueceedcd in gain
10 a. entrance. As the house
workers xere disappearing cut Of
axht Mr.. elise nred several shots
IN their direction The police were
r1fIded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
EGGSHEll TOYS.

No rhlid'a basket or nest 4. com
piets withnvt fK1undik~s egg
Hiow a goose eKk. Gid the shell ard
hitter across one rfde "fStondike "
The egg n fiiisd with gflded ~ bright
yellow candy pellets and q piece %
Fuld paper is pasted ovvr the open
ing. Amusing little rocking OF fuet-
ing toys may asn be made from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
NO AMBULANCE.

The need 81 an ambulance in
Seattle was demonstrated yester-
day when NJ. Auiiueer fell through
the treatte at first avenue south
near the hunkefs. and severely In"
fur@d his side lie had % be re-
NOV sd 20 his home at as Pike
street IN the open patrol wagon His
frt kurfea we're not fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
NOVEL SUIT
is BEGUN

John Guuthsr and VIM. Ellis have
eonmsneed an action against Louis
Heinrich 20 recover 1900 alleged
damages q their business at iis Col
umbia street known as the Yukon
'aloon and lodging house.
The plaintiffs state that their bus
mess Is on the market for sale. aud
tnat the defendants. who are known
u b. good Judges Of the saloon bus
mess, have maliclously condemned
ne business 81 the plaintiffs 10 their
Damage In the ab0Ve-uamed sum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

Fibo dos green peas, II III ariad
flEs cartons. zoe. fancy. zoe. import
81, ltc tomatoes, pet case. 81 ibW2
dates, hrdc per ID radtahca. 80 per
doz, rhuhnrh. G4fe per 10 parsley.
gae; asparagus. lie. new pota
toes, ta.eoW6.oo, spinach, Sc. string
beans .t6e.
euttst Cheese, agss and Poultry
Butter 70, Washington ereamsries,
pound prints. ace; Eastern lowe
aud ElglA. zoe. fresh ranch, $50
California creamery, 9ge.
thecst=NatiVe Washington. fun
cream, itc. Eastern; New York. isv .
Wisconsin, lac. California, tlus
hoquctort, tbc per 10 Edam, III coo
100 per case. New York. lb4t8c
Limeurger, ieHi1c. brick. i68lic.
Swiss, isNtac.
Esgs strictly fresh ranch. isdi7c.
Eastern. lahiec.
Poultry-C htcksuH. live. iataUt4c5
ducks, ilh4ititc, Everc, leu lie. tur-
kew, taAUttsc.
Dressed stock Chickens. itu
lec; turkeys, iSb1lehe ducks. tb4
lee; geese, lea0iahe.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 70 the pro-
Queer I'm round lots on the dock OF Tn
the car at Seattle
Grain-oats. SO 50da6o 90; harley.
Grain Oats, e p0aei 0o. barley.
5000 wheat chicken feed, Si160.
corn. s. - per 100 lbs
Hay sound. per ton. az 50.
Eastern Washington timothy. SIC 20
Gl6.ao. alfalfa. $40 JtIit 90.
huttsr Fresh ranch. faliSe. ma
tive creamery. ESQ 3tc
Cheese Native Washington, i3c.
Esgs- Strictly fresh ranch. ltutbc.
per doEen.
ultry-Chickcus. live. nWiglscs
ducks, lshWiac turkeys. tekMi1c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. i1aItttsr
chickens. i2Wi2hc, ducks. l2WitMcs
gresn. lice.
lave stock-Cowu, si4c. steers. 90
exc, calves. sA0tise. sheep. shorn.
&C.. lamoH, &c. hogs. a1SAc.
Dressed rtock-fioga. Sc. lambs
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