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The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-16
Local Mention.
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 Order your feed from Tabor. Fresh bread at Tabor's grocery.
 Tabor Is the leader on feed stuffs,
 Honey, pure and sweet, at Tabor's.
 Oyerseer Sleinkle is doing some excel- 5 lent street work
 Irwin Barrett and M. Batten were up from Yocum Wednesday.
 Boys, see those pocket knives and French harps at tTabors.
 Genuine tar and glycerine soap-best of ali toilet soap-at Tabor's.
 Tabor will do you right on feed. He has plenty of corn and chops.
 Tabor will deliver your COW feed along with your grocery order.
 We still want your business.
 BANK OF GREEN FOREST. A. B. Wheeler has been dangerously i'll at his home on Yocum creek.
 Frank Lawrence, IT,, has been quite sick from typhoid fever for several days.
 Hurd 6 Stapleton are headquarters for Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children's underwear.
 
 You will have to give the 'sdevils'' a good deal of the credit for this issue of THE TRIBUNE.
 If you want the best shoe on the mar aet stop in at Hurd & Stapleton's and call for the Giesecke.
 The turkey that is receiving such nice attention just now knows not what an awful fate awaits him.
 R. E. Underwood has been appointed postmaster at Batavia, Boone county, vice M. A. Markley removed.
 Coxsey Bros. and Blasingame 8 Son each shipped 8 large consignment of stock to St. Louis the past week.
 You are invited to call at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. where your wants in the drug line will receive careful atten- tion.
 A complete line of drugs, patent med ieines, oils, paints, stationery and toilet articles is kept by the Green Forest Drug Go.
 Cecil, the seven year old son of John Phillips, had the misfortune to get one of his arms broken Sunday while playing.
 sJ. L. Russell has been unable to be on duty at THE TRIBUNE office this week from severe spell of sickness, but is now improving
 James Leathers, formerly a citizen of Carrollton, but now resident of Tahlequah, IT., was here on a busi- ness trip first of the week.
 Hurd Sc Stapleton represent Ed V. Price Tailoring Co. of Chicago, one of tse best tailoring houses known. If you want suit or a pair of pants call on them. They guarantee fit.
 FOR SALE-A 40-aere farm, all in cultivation, one of the best locations for s fruit farm in the country, two miles north of Green Forest. Apply to Carroll County Abstract Go.
 Dr. Reynolds has moved his dental office to Sweet Spring Bath House at Eureka Springs. He will return to Green Forest soon. Announcement of which will appear in the paper
 Your banking, no matter how large, no matter how small, the bank of Green Forest will give itcareful attention. This message is to all men, women and . children.
 Next week we will publish a call for School Fair during the holidays at which time it is expected that the schools of the county will arrange for county exhibit at the 1903 Worlds Fair.
 Work on the railroad goes steadily on, stretching out toward our neighbor city
The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-16

Gooch's Mexican Syrup cures a simple cough as if by magic, and is the best remedy for whooping cough. Price 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

which she says was purchased with
her money, She wants 10 be relieved
or Sidney and keep the property,
SAYS warren IL Rude
clara NJ, liuuckart wants q divorce
from Warren H. nruckart They
are running "A hotel az Berlin. and.
she says, Warren docnn't treat her
right She wants 60 keep the prop
erty which she values az 81 900. for
the support " herself and children.
Olson Seduction Case
The trial OF the case OF Marie Oh
son against Herbert Truce FOR nj
legged seduction, was abruptly ter
minated late yesterday She was un-
able to prove conspiracy between
Bruce and ole Johnson. and her at
torney moved 10 dismiss az To John
son, Judge Bcll granted the motion.
and then transferred the case 60
Skaglt county. whore Bruce lives
Johnson resides Ia Seattle and HH
long as he was In the case, that fact
gave the king county court iurisdic-
ton, An action FOR damages must
be brought IN tho county where the
defendant. or one ~ them. resides.
Jury Discharged
Judge nell discharged his Decem-
Der Jury today ana viii Try no more
jury cases until January. The Jurors
Ia Judge Emory'a department. are
not excused vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

spring She says he told her long
story about the life Of rnHy and lux
ury she would lead here. and she
consented 90 marry him aud come
Go seattle When she arrived she
says hef husband procured for her
a position NJ cook IN a restaurant
on Second avenue. There she says
she has worked ever since at gi2
week. or this she has given g. 10
her husband for spending money
ana with the balance she paid the
rent ana bought food. Nhr says be-
has earned little or no money She
haH managed 10 save $40, which WAS
deposited IN the Puget Sound Ma
tional bank.
Yesterday Mrs. Julian anya her
husband wanted her 10 sign ID check
FOR the amount ana give Il 10 him.
she refused, ANA according TO the
story, he beat her. She was fore
ed HiEn the cheek aud wanted the
assistance Of the police 90 stop the
payment. Detective sam Corbeit
took her 90 President Jacob Furth
81 the bank. and uB M. Furth un-
derhiandH German. he listened 10 the
story. A. the signature was oh
tanned by f0rcible means. payment
WAS refused at the bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
IN THE COURTS
Mrs. Reeve. win. po,n,

Judge Tallman has dissolved the
temporary restraining order. which
prohibited Mrs. Sophia q. Reeves,
widow % the late Dr Reeves. from
diHposinR 81 certain property which
she claims na her spparat estnte and
which her stepson. John r.. Reeves
and the the special administrator.
u. y. Rawson. assert belonged 20
Or. Reeves
Calls Her Hamss
Catherine Mcclure thinks II is time
for her 20 get a divorce from John
Mcclure. She says John vs. n habit
uat drunkard that he doesn't sup
port her. but IN lieu Of that bestowa
upon her such delicate marital at
tentions as calling her vile names
and scratching and biting her.
Mabel HAS More Trouble
Mabel Dividends has laid her trou-
blea before Judge Taliman In the
shape or long personal letter
which has been filed with the other
papers I'm the case. Mabel gives
James NJ. Grant . bastinR for try
ing, az she says. 10 beat her out OF
the lodging house which both claim.
and says. You know n man IN no
man at all that will try 10 throw a
woman down"
Although her letter is quite long.
she forgot something. and woman
like. adds a postscript which begins:
This r. q dastardiy conspiracy on
Grants part 10 ruin me"
Bessie and sidney
Matrimonial contracts made under
Alaskan skies seem 20 wither under
the sunshine or Puget Sound. Bessie
Judd Is the latest victim Of n north
ern gold seekers ficklenesa, She
says she married Sidney A. Judd at
Rampant city ana that they have
lived together ~ divers times since.
but Sidney has never supported her.
She says he has often beaten her
and called her vie names. They own
considerable property in seattle. In
Guiding an interest IN the business of
Hall G. Judd on First avenue. all OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

TOCONTROL
SMALLPOX

AZ a special meeting OF the board
OF health last night Dr. A. n, Me-
Ieish was appointed temporarily an
assistant health officer. lie VIII
personally inspect all trains and
boats coming into the city for the
purpose OF detecting eases 81 small
poN.
Health officer Carroll says fully
80 per cent. % all the smallpox now
In Seattle, has come from outside
towns. The board OF health now
proposes 10 catch the patients sur
fering from the disease before they
get into the city, Wherever posslhlo
they win he sent back from where
they came.
Or. Carroll says there are about 40
eases Of the disease tn the city and
at the pesthousc. While Il Il uu-
douhtedly geaulne smallpox. he says
Il Is ia very mild form and easily
treated. There has not h. en- a
death this season. The doctor does
not believe there L. any danger OF the
disease spreading rapidly. hut stln
every prUcaution win b. taken 10
avoid IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
''.ail'ls4-I'sHsi-I|is sI
FEDERAL COURT

The trial OF Timothy ID. HInektey's
action IN the United States circuit
court TO recover from the Mutual
Life Insurance Company the f4.OOO
which Lawrence Whitworth got, is
ended excepting the argument. Judge
h4aford this morning excused the
jury 50 that they could go home for
Nhristmas. The argument will be
made Thursday. The case has been
Fought for all there II IN u, II. j.
Chase and John q. Gray appearing
bof Hinckiey. and John -. Alien for
the corporation.
The issue Is 70 decide whether or
not Whitworth was the agent u the
insurance company AT the time Of tis
e1bezzlement. judge Hanford mas
Persisted in leaving thar to fhe fury.
hough the defendant moved for a
non-suit after the plaintiffs evidence
was IN. and the plaintiff moved after
NE testimony was all in that the
DRY be Instructed to return a YER
get for the plaintiff. Judge Hanford
aenled each motion in turn, aftrr ex
Ezuattvc Argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
GRADING
NORTH OF
PIKE ST.

A petition signed by % property
owners on Pine and Pike streets
and First. Second and Third ave-
nues, was presented in council last
night asking that that section be re-
graded and re-sidswaikee. The dis
trtct Includes Pine street between
First and Fourth avenues. and Sec
and Third avenues from Pike 20 Pine
street.
They propose that the elevations
snail be as follows: On Second ave-
nae on the south side Of Pine street,
10 feet. cut OF 81 feet below pres
snf grade. on north side Of Pine
ssrest III feet. cut Of 81 feet. On
Frxt avenue. south side OF Pine
street liz feet. cut % Is feet below
present. grade. and one foot differ
snes on the north side Of the street.
IN Third avenue on the south side
q Pine street. i2t feet. a cut Of APP
prsximately rs feet and one foot
adherence On the north side.
II h Understood that this petition
= . correspond comparatively with
Z plan Of Councilman MuIdoon 70 cut
Gown the First and Second avenue
hiits from Pike to Bel street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
BECAUSE he
WAS COLORED

Frank Buty and Mike Ingiia. pro-
prietor and bartender Of the idaho
saloon, were arrested by Ofiicsr Rib.
back yesterday on a warrant
charging them with Il brutal assault
upon George Durren. a cOiured man.
The alleged assault took place sat.
urday night. purreu says he went
into the saloon. which was az the
time having an opening" The pro-
pristor took offense at his color and
is alleged 10 have thrown him out.
When outside Durreu says that three
men. two 81 whom are the accused
beat and kicked him into uncon-
seriousness.
Durren was attended yesterday by
DIR. Frank Carroll. who Gays the in
jurles, especially those to the breast
are very serious A cold caught at
this critical time would prove fatal
Buty II the same man that was up
before the city council a year ago
for selling 10 minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
nave been issued: ~. y. Neck. aged
~ and Jean Ciyne. Is. both ~ se-
9ttiei Ole floss. 20. Of stauwOod, and
Lettle Veg. 81. 81 Arlington: Alex
sndsr Powell, p. and Ona Della Ma
Pc. u. both 81 Seattle, n. VI. Kor-
staa' y, o. Gate. and Dora Fleming,
=. or Seattle: Edward r.. Cakes, "a,
~ annie :. Haley. u. both Of Sc
sfie; Dennis Sullivan. 20. and Ida
Bates p. both ~ Seattle; John bet
omen y. and Hilna Paavsla, "a.
10th y Seattle: Peter Hansen. s2.
ld,hsresia Letzeller, %. both ~ seat
town. Ky. ana Nellie v eteer~ "a
y Dry Ridge, KY: Walter graf
t.sn, ~. ~ Portland. Or. Etsle N
rrsrkuson, 20. of Seattle. Frea 81
Sialr sloan, p, of Tacoma. ana liz
McLenna, %. Of Seattle. Tbeo
= Lind, %. and Helen Bergman %" by
both Of Seattle -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
FEARFUL
ACCIDENT

Alert Adams, a teanster about 81
wars Of age. was the victim OF a
fs4shtfnl accident this afternoon. Al
o'clock while hauling load 81 sand
81 FIRST avenue. IN passing the
RAmisr-u Grand hotel the man fen
n an cpilcptic az from the seat of
rs wagon. his head striking direct
b beneath the left front wheel.
ne team was quickly brought to a
AAlt by enlooksrs and the man re-
rovcd from the viee-hke wedge be-
rszth the wheel.
MS head had been horribly LAGER
,pa and he lay In the middle 81 the
srcet in commissions for some min
rs. before the arrival OF the am
balance.
he was taken to Providence hos
rsgal where everything possible
vas done for him.
His conaitien Ssrisas
Adams condition Is considered
grave and little hope is expressed for
rs recovery. HE Is a married man.
without children. lie recently ac-
eulred home on First avenue south
81 the coal bunkefs. lie kept his
own team and wagon and hauled for
contractors.
Adams is subject 20 eplleptle fits
and Is known to have fallen from his
wagon a number Of times during the
past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
YOUNCS
THE MAN
His Friends Say the Mayor
Has His Recommended
ton Ready

The friends Of Superintendent l..
II. Noungs, OF the water department.
were disappointed last niKht when
Mayor Humea failed to send 10 the
council his tYoung'H) denomination
Go the position.
lt was learned on authority today
that the nomination had been duly
made out bat the mayor thinking
there would be meeting next Mon
day night. neglected 60 send Il In
last night. II win probably not 40
In before January now because
the council has adjourned until that
time. Yet there may be a special
meeting
Mr. Youngs friends feel very easy
over the mntter today however.
They say that " the mayor intended
TO appoint some other persun than
Mt, N0unga. that he would al least
give an intimRtion Co that effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
Suing Valencia Owners

Ten passengers of the Valencia. on
a recent trip from Nome. have sep
arately sued the owner 90 the vessel.
the Pacific Packing and Navigation
Company. TOT s. oea damages each,
The actions are aied IN the superior
court aud the complaint ~ that on
the trip starting from Nome city.
october -. the ship carried 800 more
passengers than she had accpmmo-
dations for.
The plaintiffs a'leRe that they paid
$40 each fof bertha w the ateera ~.
but were compelled 60 shuttle with
the other passengers for themselves.
II is averrsd that the passengers
rolled around on IN. deck and Vom-
ited that the air was foul and the
situation IN every way almost un-
beara bic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
STRUCK BY
CABLE CAR

Firiden Smith. a stone cutter Of $685.
Linden avenue. FFcmont. vas sefiousiY
injured ~ q hadisua street car az the
corner % Third avenue last night. fuF
a tine n Naa thought that the Injuries
world prove faiai bat Dr wtlism shan.
non said that Tbs man would survive.
smith wa@ walking down rhifd aycn.
ne. AZ Madlsnu street he tanned and
walled IN line parallel to the north
tfark Just ~ car No. - came down
the htli he tripped and fsli direetiy
across the tEark The car fender struck
rolled 90 one sids
bra shannon aud I'stefkin we're sum.
ufnred and thr unconscious uiaH VAS
removed 81 Providence hospital Ia the
patrol wagon. An TSemiahfisn revealed
the fArt that thHFe Nae no fracture ~
the skuil. mt TIVE fftss were found
broken, HIS face was also badly htaisrsi
bat the physicians ssy h. vii NaFvise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
DOES MAUD
MULLER ACT
Hobo on a Winters Day, Mounts
His Bicycle and Rides Away

Aftor an exciting chass With a sup
posed thief rnttolmnn Wilson last night
secured bundle ~ fnpper wire and an
Elgin Tornado bicycle The nuHpect was
attempting 10 coll the wire to Hnll.
toad avenue iunk shop hen seen by
the ofiirrf
Wilson entered the ship aud the sup
lioHnd thief made run out A. the
curb DE mounted bicycle aud rode down
the avenue The policeman Hired q shot
IN the air after hlm. but Il only served
to cause the rider ta diamaunt nud
take 20 bis legs he escaped
The abandoned wheel and wire we're
taken 10 police headquarters hy the ON
Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
BAD WEATHER
COMING DOWN

The Pacific Coast Company
steamer AK arrived al her dock
nt O'Clock this afternoon otter o.
nameWhut ifmpfHiuuuH voyage from
flHgwuY Nhr carried ~ pnHHrugora
Tier cargo consisted of B goo oIHrn ri
salmon from Santa Anna FOR the Pa
'ihr Packing Company 600 tons 81
H1lphufett.a from the TrcadWtll
mine. goo tons " copper ore from
Copper mouuiHiu. and CD toms or very
high grade gold ore from D0imi Tho
gold ore 20 for San FfnucIHco.
Judge Meliru. the owner u Copper
mountain mine. was "a passenger.
lie was accompanied by his wife.
The weather was very rough all the
way down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
VERIFY WEIGHTS
AND MEASURES

Coancllman NAsin drsir~s that an In.
sp~rfur - weights and measures b. ap
pointed - the city and Iutrodurvd a BIT
70 thsf effect In rouneit last niEht MF
Navin SAYS SCALES ftsgueniiy get out 81
order and wsfe 40 tusrertnr employed
ibis great ineonvenisnce wnuld he done
aNay with.
he said that n would prryrnt fraud
~ dishonest dealers u~uatFv % $50
u provided for fRmpertnE sith ans
srniss or measures The Inspectors seal
would b. On al weights and measures
aud thus. he ears. the public could no,
- deestred
The hli IL IN aceordnnee with the state
Law which says colinct may pass such
mn ordinance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

TO BE A YOUNG
SKY-SCRAPER

Architect Henry Dozier f. drawing
the plans for a modern apartment
building u eight stories. TO be built
IN Seattle within the near future.
The exact location he VIII not state.
The first three stories viii b. built
Of stone while pressed brick VIII be
used IN the construction OF the re-
mainder Of the building There viii
be % five-room family apartments
and Is bachelor suites of three rooms
each.
The building VIII be trimmed in
terra Gotta and be OF light and
graceful architecture. The money
for the structure has been advanced
and construction viii be commenced
as soon as working drawings can be
prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
WORK ORDERED

The following work vas ordered bv
council last night Grading curling
aud parking Hast Spring street from
Twentieth 20 Twenfy nth avenues
$1,000 wooden sldewalkiug nay street
from Twenty fourth avenue sauth 10
Twcaty ninth ayenGr south. xfaOo sew.
er on Ease Spruce street FROM hroad
way TO Twelfth avenue, $4,000.
The following d~vlarataFy street I'm
provSm9nt resolutions we're adopted
sewer on Howard avenue from Kenny
Way 10 olive street grading Alaha
street from Fast Lake avenue 20 Miner
avenue north from Aloha to Roy street /:
cement aldewaikinx Twenty second av.
snue and Twenty .seeond avenue south
FROM last Terry 10 King streets. aad
wooden sidewaiking rwenty second aven-
ne south from King 10 Norman etr~rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24

SENTENCED

TACOMA. Wash. Dec. st.--Nan-
uel Douette was today sentenced to
serve 10 years In the penifentiary
fer perjury. IL came as a birthday
present. this being the flfty first an
rlversary OF his natal day.
Douette was in British Columbia
a. the time Of the Vance murder.
but Was a strong witness for the
defense. Subsequent developments
shewed II TO be plainly a case OF
eerjury. and he was accordingly
Placed on trial Yesterdays SEN
1enre Is the outcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
He FOOLED HER

Mrs. Mary Julian. a young and
conely German woman who does
not speak word 81 English, told a
peculiar story az police headquar-
tsra this morning. Capt. t.aubseher.
who speaks me language fluentiy.
took the report.
According % her story. Rhe mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
Humanity TO Horses

President Crichton az the request 81
Humane Of1rer Rldxway introduced =
bill IN councli last uixht providing that
transfers shall cover their horses with
rain proof blankets whrn ieft standing
In the streets or alleys during the cold
and chilly weather A zoe % $50 l.
provided for violation Of tho OF,
ainanre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
MORTALITY RECORD

Iheodarr s. lisisman, aged 10 years
did ~ ballard srafrfstsy Th@ tss.,r 1.
81 hunnsy q Nteuarfa
NEW YORK. Dec. "a - Bret Harte
the noted writer 81 fiction. n crit
Rally ~ in London with pneumonla.
5riswoid Harte. the authors eldest
son. died Ia brooklyn last week q
consumption. fie was born IN San
Francisco 81 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
RElANDO KILLED
AT BLACK DIAMOND

Coroner Hoye received word from
BLACK Diamond today that a miner
named Louis Relando vas killed in
ne mines al that place this morn
ng. Death II supposed 20 have re-
suited from a fall o. rock i'm one Of
me shafts Deputy Coroner Buck
iey leaves tonight for the scene Of
The fatality, to investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
TO ATTEND
CONVENTION

Robert Ewing. John Gabel and Ar
thur scroEgs left this morning for
Pacific Grove. Cal. 20 attend the
annual convention Of Pacific Coast
College Y. VI. G. AS. They go as
representatives OF the state univers-
ity and win BE- Joined AZ Portland by
delegates from the State Agricultural
College and whitman College.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-24
The MARKETS
JoBBlkG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED nAiLY1
Green ffuit

Creea ffuit
Lemons So Ooaia go a boz: cooking
appisa, 60J55c eating apples. 81 2aft
10 oranges, 81 sasis so bananas 81
500 pears, ! eoti $50 California
grapes, 00M 30 cranberFies,
simmons. 81 95ffi 80 psf boa grape
fruit. 81 nNsis 90 per box pamegran.
Htra. 81 apmt - plnrappiea. S. ~ pef
dassn Jap oranges. iur sseiliaK
oranges. fi,l6l20o, LINES. s. 90 cass
tangrriheu. fi7s
vegetables
Potatoes ga oo8 20 oo ton bets.
T5Auuy prr aask sarfuta. 5is4uns pr
sark lettuce. 81 2ssft 50 raAe turnfps.
coarse garlic, ~ ratbage. 7acsfs %
est peppers g5cffsi so pei ass hnsk
.oc erlsry. 2aal9as dos sweet potatoes.
$500 per eat Chiii peppers. e5sflnr
sausf krani. 2A1ac TOMATOES 81 %
l9aov aaions. s2.0eifg % ewt. parsnlps.
81 pett Is eaniinowsF. 81 tsa4i -
pumpkins. a. pes 10 s.lsashes ~
waN b~auA. i2Mr aFtlrbokes. Tseafsl 90
psg dor sitinT beans. i2,se encumb-rs.
.hsSi2.on pr boa hrussrls sprouts.
Batter. Cheese. fgrs sae roultry
butter ws.hinEtea ersanasrie.
Eisia. a3e fr-sh Fsneh. i6sf e0r.
theese Native Washington. fuii
cream, i2ANiae. Eastern Nsw YoFk
lAAstitr Wisconsin. lie RoqurfoFt.
t5e Edaui. al Ousii Z 90 per eass Nss
ieFk. i5siidc iimhnrHer. i8asiTe 4.
brick. ietti5c Swiss, fssfinr
Eggs Strictly fresh raaeh. see
Eastern. @2tlsc
live poaitry Iena. limizet large
spring. ~ 4r small spEiaE. lie iuF
srys, it1iac' E~~ss. he dufkA
Dressed pouitry TURKEYS. ia2iTe
e~ese. va & ducks. i2afide3 chtck
ems, i1fiae
Honey i2is9t&e
Froyisicas
Fresh uieat Cow hzaf. Te ~ steer
hs.'t. 1kf1 'ae pr ~ mntgun. wsthss.
Me ewes. TNc para. los par ID
feal. large, = small Toe
lrufistonK Hams ta.e. hfrAkfasf
backs. ioe trinrs. lie
hay I'ug~s spund per too. $40 uust
100 tastarn Washington timsths
flAnn alfalfa, kif 90
tfain nata ga 30 hsrisy. SEQ 90 .
s @-arai' s-&0sst@2 so. corn. $50 ooft
Corrected daily The following
prizes arr being offered "a the producer
y .ound bots on the deck or ia the car