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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-28
1900 LOTS
IN -
KAPI0LANl.
[ R A G [.
FOR SALE.

-+S+.t
The Kapiolani Tract ex-
tends from King street to the
Beach. A road 60 feet wide
will be opened on the east
side of the property adjoin-
ing the Kamehameha Girls
School said road will extend
to the sea.
Crossroads will be opened
between blocks. Every lot
will have a frontage On a
road. The elevation varies
from forty feet high to ten
feet high above sea level.
No swamps around the
premises. No freshet will
enter the property.
There is an offer to buy a
part of tie property by a
great manufacturing COM
pany. The chances are the
offer may be accepted. There
is every reason to believe that
the prices of lots will increase
in a short time. The owner
of the property will give all
chances to purchas ers to
make money on their invest
ments.
The ground is superior to
any tract in the market.
The premises are situated
within one mile and a half OF
the Post Office.
The Government water
pipes are laid along the upper
portion of the property.
The prices are the cheapest
of any tract within two miles
from the center of the city.
The terms which will be
given to purchasers will be
the best ever given by any
real estate dealer or broker
during the last twenty years
in Honolulu.
For terms or more particu-
lars, apply to
s. M. Kanakanui,
Surveyor and Manager
of Kapiolani Tract Co.
Or to
" G. Achi & Co.,
Real Estate Dealers and
| BrokeE
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-06-28

We want your help in distributing
the above useful articles, so we will
be able to dispose them at the lowest
market prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
the AUTOMOBILE FACE

The aufomohne writes ita auto
graph on the faces ~ ita dstotesa
Just as iszihiy ns foot bali "aiv-
day cycle contests. golf" n Tuna
tic ASYLUM" or the "pauitentlary
Football. ~ r. well known. brings
about n facial resemblance 70 n bat
cared BULLDOG cycle contests mark
tho face with deep lines and give tho
eyes n tendency n pop out. coli
gives the face right 20 left incliu-
alton The automobile face. I'm iia
first stages. II one IN which fear
that The thing VIII break down 10
mingled with apprehension that
there will be collision a. any mo-
mert. There iH a trPmui0uH. uncar-
tain pursuing ~ the llps and an any
ious look So the eyes IN the racing
or ineurnbla stage. there IL little ~
the face left
on Tire head r. n cap such ms the
Dutch students wear. horse hfinkerg
with glass ~ the oveholcH cover tho
upper part ~ the eountcnanca. and
n close fitting hood envelopes the
ears checks ana neck For the very
worst ~ the species there are nose
and mouth Tenders. 70 make breath
Ing possible when going az 90 miles
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
TESTING SILVER DOLLARS

out ~ every fresh batch 81 silver
dollars made az ~ United states
mint. saya the New York Herald.
half a desen are sent 20 the treasury
az Washington q be tested as sam.
Piles. II they turn cat % be 4 the
requisite nuensss and weight e g
taken far granted that the whole
edition 4 correct.
For the test. the eoln. after halur
weiwhed. & rolled cut in a thin rat
strip more than foot IN length.
Then the strip f. placed beneath q
row of punches. which punch holes
in u. - that after passing beneath
the instrument q has the look ~ a
colander.
A great many little silver disks are
thus obtained and ef these aaren
or 90 are taken aod assayed. q anf
out hos nuch silver they contain.
neinT obtained from various parts
~ the ce!n they present fairly the
average oneness - the dollar
throughout
II the weight = to- little beyond =
very tiny fraction. the whole hatch ~
coins must - melted and made over
again. anf the same thing must -
done " annuess y not up 90 standard
Otherwise the assavsr inforuss fh-
rrintaEe ard the dollars 30 into cir
culRtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Suburban.


The Seattle seminary. situated al
Ross. viii open tomorrow morning
for tho regular fail term. Ia the
evening Rev T.. l. FordnHy vii de-
liver a lecture On the subject Re
liEiaus Education. the Safeguard Il
the State and Nation"
The Great Northern locomotive
tender which fell into the bay near
Interplay few dayu ago has not
been raised. although laharsfs are
engaged upon The work
Justice % the Peace Cafanu ~ Du-
vanish prectuet has returned from
his vacation lie Will hold court az
usual svvrY Saturday afternoon.
owing TO the fact that the pre-.
posed spokane avenue bridge IL tied
up 81 litigation. the eittnena q
Georsstowu will again renew their
efforts % have a bridge built At
Smiths lane.
The citizens on the west site ~
fhn puwnruinh river are considering
the changing q the name 81 the dis
frIat 70 FostaFia IN honor = Joseph
Foater. a pioneer u the southern part
q the county.
Ths entertainment FOR The hensnt
- the Church ~ our Lady 81
faurdra ~ South Park last Saturday
rixht was very well attended and n
rood program va rendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
ANOTHER
YOUNGEST
VETERAN
C. Perry Byam Says He Enlisted at
10 Years OF Age

The claim Of W. \. q. Place. city
building Inspector. that he r. the
youngest living veteran ~ the civil
war, 10 disputed BY several @. a r.
men 81 this city. They claim that
the distinction belongs To G. Perry
fiyam, who resides at Interplay NJ
ilyam claims TO have proof that he
IL the youngest veteran living IL
las "a guarantee statement signed by
the post commander and adjutant u
darneld Post 30. b. q. a. H. Of 81
Paul
Mr Byam Was born IN Kane ceun-
y. m, ou oct. s2. 1859, sud was mus
tered into the United states service
On June ~. 1862. when he was but
nine years and eight months o. ugs.
Ito served during the var ~ the tr-
hsllinn az drummer boy II Company
4. Twenty FIRST regiment ~ Iowa
volunteer infantry NJ Hypm Is IN
good health and 10 strong and hearty.
his age being 80 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
COULDN'T BUY
THIS DCG

WEIGHTS Ky. sept tt.-Tray. a
farmers dog near this place. Joined
iu search Tor the lost : yoar-oid
child ~ Marion cody In the hills
near is hnme. and. after searching
for eighteen hours. the dog brought
the child 10 its home safe ana we'll
Laura Cody eas with her parents
camping ia the mountains a. Q
O'Clock yesterday the child waa miss
81 from the camp All night the
search was kept mp ~ dozen ~ the
nearest neishtefa bat At length Il
Vas abandoned a. the child was be
lleFed 90 have wandered 70 a near
by lake and fallen ln. Today the
grief stricken father VAS making
preparations 10 dfaE the lake when
the barking II the dos attracted his
attention. At length the dos was
seen in the distance. dragging the
child Cody Was offered tie4 for his
dos this afternoon. but he would not
accept giop0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
IT COMES
I'M PUNCHES

GUTHRIE. O. r. Sept = John
Mathews - negro barber ~ this city.
had q run ~ hard luck. followed BY
one Of good luck. such a. few men
experience. a fsw years nHa he hsd
very successful business IA this
city. bat Tor some unHcrauutabie
reason he business suddenly ran
down until he wns closed out when
hiH u-yesr-old son vas accused ~
shooting another hoy. and u took his
home and everything be had 70 EN-
pioy attorneys 70 defend the boy.
with everything gone and nothing
IN view. he beat his way on q freight
train 10 FL Reno ard registered ln
the land drawing His name was
drawn the first fay and he got one
% the beet claims In the new coun-
Try. part ~ it having n corn crop
growing on e. Today he received
word from Tennessee that he had
fallen heir 20 an estate ~ ttTa 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Bio Warehouse under Mnv

Work en- the erection OF a ware
house en- the recently constructed
CARNEY deck. Waa commenced the
other da1. and this morning the TIM
bers are helug put into place. This
dock lice south 81 the Oriental
wharf, aud although not 30 large. ia
quite bis enough "a accommodate a
number Of the mosquito Hcct, The
new warehouse viii be about 100 fee,
LONG and 60 feet wide. Tho northern
end 90 the waterfront will bn greatly
improved In looks hen thia strife
turc b completed as until the ont
entail deck was finished lt had
no substantial wharf % aUy KIND.
above the Arlington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
oil House Fire; Loss. $500

Flames were seen issuing from "a
small atorehouau used by the Great
Northern railroad for storing Oh at
The foot OF Virginia street shortly
before o o'clock last evening. An
alarm was turned Ia from box 30 and
the department soon responded, hut
OWNS Go the innammahle nature Of
the contents, little could be done be
yand checking tho spread Of thu
flames, A blacksmith shop nearby
caught fire, but WIS saved. Tho oil
Htefrhouao and contents we're totally
destroyed, entaihng a loss Of about
taco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

Ttrfs- ytafasr~ 80 orsffsna-L.aFs -
a = Arriss >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Mss Wilson Returns From Dawson

Miss Cad Wilson. a vaudeville per-
former known IN every vaudeville
theatsr from Nome u Mexico. return
"a yesterday from navpon city ard
is a. the Butler. she has been in the
north A. times for the past three
years and las, year made a trip 20
Nome. There. as well as at Daw-
son. she econ became the n vorlte Of
the miners. She was presented With
an Immense rirfie q nuggets b.
Klondike miners last fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
COURT NEWS

The application o. Robert w. Sum-
mervills for an injunction 10 prevent
the submission u the new road law
20 the voters OF King county was
heard yesterday afternoon before
Judge Bell Morris Southland a. Nc
Kay represented the plaintiff. and
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton the
county commissioners The chief
contention of the opponents Of the
law IN its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ln vlr-
tually deiegatinR legislative power.
The substance ~ the other objections
we're set forth In the Star when the
suit was brought. The matter was
exhauHtively argued and the court
took II under Achievement. stating
that the decision would be rendered
within two days Briefs and citations
Of authorities were submitted BY
both sides.
The Puget Sound Bridge & Drede-
ing Co. has filed an answer tn the
suit Of John w Maple to onioin the
erection by the company 81 a bridge
over the Duwa mish river NJ Spokane
avenue. IN which Il alleges that the
quit Is not brought in good faith,
but in the interest Of Savage a. seho-
field. unauecessful bidders for the
contract.
Fritz Lees application for a writ
Of habeaa corpus was suddenly drop
ped Yesterday afternoon, for the ALL
sufficient reason that he was releag-
ed By the police q few minutes be-
fore the time appointed for thu hear
ing. He was arrested on suspicion ~
having stolen railroad ticket.
. -.
police became satisfied OF his iuno-
cence.
Judge Tallman yesterday signed an
order allowing the Burns-SulliVan
I iauor %. 20 disincorporate The
company viii be reorRgnlzed By the
stockholders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
OFF THE TURF

NEW YORK. Sept. u = Commando.
- turfmen u - one -
the greatest raesh0raea known IN the
iaat 81 years on any course. is 90 he
retired 10 the Cnatieton stud. In Ken.
lucky. whore he was f0aled. and u II
announced viii never race again.
Its iaat race vas the Realization
stake. In that race hs VAS injured.
and more recently he bowed a ton
don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
New Military instructor Arrives

Lieut.. A. r. Abbott. tho uaw IN
Htruotaf Of military science and tac-
ticu at tho state university arrived
~ tho city last night and Is regis
tered 1T the Butler hotel Lieut.
Abbott. nov on the retired list form
eriy held "a commission 30 the Third
For some time hc has been
Instructor ~ the hhottuok
Military school at Talfbaulf, MINI,
A. that place Mr. Abbott made a rer-
ora aa m efficient instructor and
COMES here with the biEh,at fscam-
mtudatlanH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. NJ. q. Ewing mother - Mr..
W. 9. Ewing. returned 20 San Fran
cisco on the last TIP OF the steamer
Walia Walla, where che viii laln her
son Albert Ewing who r. entering
upon his second Yspr AT the medical
depa rtmsnt Of the University Of Cali
fornia.
Deputy Sheriff ]. w. Mcleod has
resumed his duties after a short va
cation.
Hiram atecens. OF the Hotel Stew
ems. Is back from . three weeks trip
40 oYeen River Hot Springs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Steamer Clutch 10 Be Repaired

The disabled British steamer
Clutch. which was towed into pert
Saturday by the steamer Dirigo. viii
be repaired. The work IL under tha
charge Of the Smyth Barge works.
Bids win be called for IN few DAYS.
The steamer eth have 20 Be almost
rebuilt, as she was on the rocks for
nearly a year. Ths beats bottofn
will hive 10 be entirely repla,sd. an 4
It's inside aalsh torn oai and another
substituted. Nothing Is known as TO
the anal disposition Ct the beat BY
her ownsr. Capt. Clinton II Is rum
ored. however. that she wiz be put
en- some run on the Columbia river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been Issued today; To L. Llns-
low for an addition at ia Eighteenth
avenue, 70 cost $3.50. 70 ]. Faulkner
for history frame house at 1886 East
Valley street. 20 cost 500: 70 2.
Faulkner. for a history frame cot
taxs az 2tos East Aloha street. 70
cost $500: to Vim. spisseks for a J.
rsory frame cottage AZ s27 Howell
street % cost 1915; 20 $. Lee FOR a /
story frame cottage At $3.50 Twenty
rfxth avenue west, 20 cost 800. %
bullock A. Thomson for a f-stnrv
frame house az i07 Tweuty-sscord
svenue north. 20 cost 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Theaters.
The asna~sT Girl"

"a Runaway 9lris ran msrrilY
again last night at the Grand opera
house. Another big crowd was pres
ent. TeniGhts performance VIII be
the last.
rivoii opsra company.
The Tivou company had another
large house al the Seattle fheater
last night. Oscar lee. a former Sc
attic boy. appeared sa Raoui IN place
% Edward webb auf made a fine
impression both as singer and actor.
"a msa Of Mystery"
- Mar % Mystery r. drawing
well At tire Third Avenus. and seems
20 please the crowd.
Moving Pastures.
The searohilght. 1861 Second ave-
nua. has a winning card IN its last
weeks program OF moving pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Mortality Record

peter Chlodo. aged 50 years. and a
well known mining man q this citrs
did inst evening NJ local hospital
NJ chiodo has been prominent In
active work ~ the Republican party.
The remains are AZ Bonuey f. stew
arfsa. The funeral notice will be RiY-
On later.
The funeral ~ Mrs. Mary Cold
berg was held from the church Of
the aacred Heart ht II o'clock this
morning.
Marguerite the eight months old
child ~ Afr. and Mrs. J. q Engeis
n 1872 Eighth avenue south, dief
1aat evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Local Grand Army Posts viii Meet
Jointly Tonight

Tonight. in q. a. r. hail. there
viii Be held 4 Joint meeting Of stav-
ems. Miller and Sexton posts. THE
meeting VIII take the form ~ meui-
erial services and. loving tributes
viii be paid 20 the nations late chief
executive.
A program % speeches ana musla
has been arranged and Il l. hoped ~
tkcss I'm charge that the han viii
be fiiied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
The Dredaer a Success

The experiment % using a dredx-
er for mining purposes has proven
successful IN the klondike. one 81
these big machines used by J. =.
Anderson on BONANZA creek has al.
ready paid for itself. The ore bear
ing earth 10 seooped up by an end
iass chain Of huge buckets AMI
thrown into siuicca water runs
through these continually. ana this
rapid process Eoee On night and day.
three eiEht-hour shifts being usef
The whole oatft cost is owner s25e.-
CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
C. E. SOCIETIES
Mass Memorial Meeting atihe First
Baptist Church

a mass meeting ~ the Christian
Endebvor societies OF the city will
be held tomorrow night In the First
baptist church. The services viii
be In commemoration If William
Mckinley. Prof I, W Tough. chair
man OF the Seattle union 81 chris
tlHn Endcayar societies. viii pre-
eide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
In Hotels.


Prominent arrivals at the hotels Of
Seattle today are:
At the Diller. II. MoCnlium. road
supervisor 81 Auburn: County Com
missioner y. ]. Smith, OF Issaquhh;
Bart Heaiy. Of the uenly Lumber co.
Of Tot. ]. NJ Hunt. postmaster OF
Utsalady
~ the Butler Lieut.. ". 8. Kerrick.
Y. $ A, ~ Fort FiaRier. ]. NJ. Ber-
eHford. travelling auditor OF the Cud-
Bhy Packing co.
At the Seattle: Or. r. II. Morrill,.
we'll known physician of san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

The dinsnlty between g. a. BrY-
ant 81 North Yakima and y. 81.
nrIrrr. the Western avenue commits
sion merchant has been nmicahiY
settled and the prosecution ~ HfiRss
In Yakima Justice court under
charge - engaging in the commits.
zion business without a state iicsuss.
has been dropped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
RUNS A BLING.Pl
Liglie Sehreier OF Madison Park
Arrested on That Charge

tizHie schricr who runs blind
pig' AZ Madison park under the
gulse of a fruit stand and ice sream
parlor. Wa arrested last night ~
Detective Hyruea Tor selling liquor
without = license This Il contrary
20 the orders OF chief sullivan. and
her arrest followed. She deposited
SO cash hail arf was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
METH0DISTS
AT OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. Sept. Threading e.
ders, eiergymen and layrnen are ar
irving In Olympia today To be pres
snf at the annual sessions Of tn.
Puget Sound conference Of N. Meth
odist Episcopal church. which viii
be opened Tomorrow. Bishop viii
lard Y. MaIlalisu viii preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
INVASION OF
CHINESE LABOR
Causes a Race War 10 Be Threat
ened in kloudlke

A Klondlko race war may fol-
how the Importation into that
country OF three hundred MaHs
Eoliens az mining lahoturs. The
company that originated this scheme
4 ciutS a Wills, one % the blggeat
mining concerns In the country.
The threatened nnuN % cheap labor
Il raising a storm ~ protest from the
white lAhorers who have been ac-
eustomed 10 SIC day as wages.
The Cinnamon. Il is rumorcd. VIII
werk FOR = day and beard. Up .
this time the yellow man has not
been permitted 70 enter the sold re
glen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
DEADLY PKlAL.

MAssILLoS. o., Sept. i7.--For -
years Frank specht, a coal spseuiat-
or. guarded jealousy n small phlal
containing a white iiquli. Not even
his family knew what Il was.
Sunday evening the phial was
found empty and specht WAS found
dead. Physicians say the liquid was
zinc vltrioi. specht took all the
bottle held He had been melau-
choiy for years he leaves a wife
and three children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Ella coon's Description

A detailed description Of Eliza
Coon. the Oregon forger whose set
Of tools were brought to Seattle. has
been received b. Capt. Bell. OF tbs
United States secret service. Coon
served a term Of two years In the
Oregon state psnitentlarY for an Of
Tense similar n that with which he
IL nov charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
PosioHes Hours on thursday

The Seattle postogIee win bs oren
on Thursday only from ? - 80
o'clock IN the morning There VII
b. no delivery BY the carriers on
that day The collections ~ mail
viii be made early IN the morning
and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
Used Cotton Seed Oil In Lard

". r. Barbour Of the Armour Pack
frg Co. vas arrested yesterday aft
evnoon on q warrant sworn out Sat
urday charging him with selling
adulterated lard The compound IN
question IL alleged TO contain cotton
seed oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
AlInned FemaIe Ploknockei

Minnie wilson. who Is now uHder
bonds 70 appear IN the superior
court on the charge Of larceny, was
again arrested last night George
PARKER alleged that while drinking
v1th the woman I'm the Magnolia sa-
loon she picked his pocket for a go
gold Diaos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17

MEMS AND WOMFNs ~,
BHELLAs. fsc.
\ good. serviceabIe rmt...
for either men az women rs..'t
81 20. VIII be sOid tomorrow J.
4ec.
$50 WATER BOTTLEs II
a splendid lot ~ two. thrss :,
four-guaFt water bottles. ~.
&c. at Sc
KIRK S fgc PERFIsxEs IL
kinks Perfume. worth e.
ounce. vii be offered fouev,'-
~ i5c. We viii also furnish \.
bottle for she Fame. -
charge There are Aruls h.
som. cnrraflon and TIoss p,sr
MEMS $40 SHOES. ia
a lot II mems Shoes. Ih seys-,,
styles. worth $50 n pair. -.
choice tomorrow a. tifs.
MEMS s. SHOES. sin
A splendid line II msn'snsl
Shoes. win DO closed out ton~.
AFH Nh sa=H# "a NMAEa
FLANNELETTE SHIRT
WAISTS. sc.
Flnnnelstte Shirt Waists. II a
shades in Dresden Gfrlpe dssr.
worth 3Is4f. tomorrow AZ 81
WOMEN 8 PETTTC0ATs. -
W0men'R Cotton Petfle1.n
worth CSC. for Gee.
MILLINERY TRfMtffgcg-
SPECIAL
White and colored liza
Breasts. worth zoe. tomorrsw =
Butterflies IN black and WI.
worth 81 %. at t0c.
Felt wings, IN gray. VIII.
green aud black. az. each. IL
Quilts al co'ors. at igc ana 4
ICE Wool FAEcISATORg = /
Ice Wool Fsrcirators IN hsd
white and eoiors. worth 10, y |
Gac.
OUTING FLANNEL GOWN
sc.
WomensH Outing Fisr.s
Gowns. worth 50e and SC. fesM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-17
JOB SING QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED pAILYl


Green fruit
Lemons 50 6o1Ah0 a box. cooking
apples. iac0ti.eo. eating apples. 81 ab
ui.ftl oranges. tt00u 800. bananas.
s. oo0ab0. looai peaches, ge4s5c.
cantalaapus, 5se0si per box. black
berries &i.-aut % pears, tacHti 30
watefmelons, ti.sea 90. plums. coo
tocs cooking apples, faeMtl no .
grapes. si.coat5e per box. Eastern
Coue1riF. .ou prunes. toI Soc per
box uutmegs. y0o
NsFstablsA
Potatoes is6a 80 per ton. bcets.
81 90 Per sack. carrots. G1ug8e per
sack. lettuce. lac per dozen turnlps
sou Sc. garlic, &c cabbage. 81 sbHi.T3
peppers. ilnites huaks. eue. crl-
ery. SOC per dozen. sweet pota-
toes, tissGtss chit peppers.
soc per 10. sauer kraut. autc.
native head lettuce. ise per dor.
dried fgH. cartons. soc. fancy. zoe
imported. ibc. tomatoes. t0f nc case.
dates 50 s. ID. radlshaH. Zoe per dos.
parsley. e6@asc. dollhouse eueambera
iSWs0e dozen. onions. tl.gsat7a per
cwt. eauiflowef. 5tcMi % psrHnipa.
N.2s1 tN. local green corn. li.Os1
i.ho per sack.
Provisions
Ftesh meat-CaN beef. Gc 10. steer
beef. 5Q5hc per IL. mutton. wether.
Jr. ewes. SIC. pork. o. per III. veal.
large, Sc small. IQe
Provisions Hams. itc. breakfast
backs. lee. bellies, lie.
ssttst CHEESE. 1Egs ana peuitrI
Butter - Washington ersauaeriss.
pound prints, &c Eastern Iowa
ana Eigin. g1c fresh ranch. laattc.
Cheese Native NaNhluEtau. fgn
cream. T. u i2ise Eastern: New York.
40 BE. Wisconsin,. Ice. California.
ieia uiiih HQquefnft. t3e. EdHm.
81 eo8tao0 per care. New York.
is0tees iimhufssr l6aife. brick.
itfftfs. etsa. isHtae
EMgs Strictly fresh ranch. gle;
Eastern. 1fUe1c.
Poultry Hens. nhOiso. large
spriuH. f7Htfcs hrufrFa. fsUisc.
ducks. l2uiaAe. turkeys. ls tsc.
Corrected patty. = The following
prices ara being oTsrei 10 the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock ar IN
the ear az Seattle
Grain-Oais -. barley 1870.
wheat. chicken feed. 90. corn. u.bo
per TOO pounds
HAS Puget sound. Per ton. 81
Eastern WAhhinstou timothy. nsH
a.. alfalfa. SIC
Butter Fresh ranch. izH lie. ma
tive creamery. zsNz1r
Cheese Native washington. ffc.
FNEH Strictly fresh ranch. &c
Ter daa
Poultry Hens. teGie4c large
spring. lt'sGi1o small spring. 1893
itc. ducks l00ltez turkeys. ttui2c.
Live atock Cows. 4tkc. steers
t'Ae calves 6Naziae. sheep. &c.
hogs. tas1c.