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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19

/ To the ncophyte who smiles: his answer
10 the inquiry for his name mus, Re
given with a perfectly sober face 'Seo-
| phyte johnson. yea. cir. thank You. sir )"
Some Of the societies have nothing
whatever in the way Of public initial
ton. while others. among them the rsys-
FERROUS Med. Fac" depend on publicity
for their existence Ask the average
Harvard man what the Med Fac Is
and he viii probably answer. oh. rs
only a pipe dream. an air castle. think
When any old drunk wants 20 da sons
vandalism he labels his work n r.
and the public whisper. Med Fac
Who ~ Is and what Il r. no one knows
They may Speculate. az Emperor VIII
liam Is said O. have done when their
"shingls' q. g. membership csrfiaeatst
was sent 70 him. bot they wiii certainly
not agree with him that 81 meas TIE
medical faculty II Harvard University.
Certaily there once were twelve men n
a club by the name OF Med Fac d.
whether II IL alive today Is an open cues
iion. u may bc ciassed wfth the many
s3-callsd secret societies which are NJ
allowed % evist formally ~ fhr college.
and as unyutilc as the meet exclusive.
whose mernbers and I,rsceseiBss ere an-
known n any pa; themselves There .
Publicity enough IN Cauhridze
Ths question naturally presents itaslft
Wha; ds the officers - Harvard roiieKs
think ~ al this business - pufsle ini-
tlations7 Although ~ official artion has
been ~ IL likely - % taken against IL.
the matter b. ~ ere same class 2ifh ees-
erai other Harvard customs witch M
aufhofifiss derfrs eEfinE1iahssi- -fiffsf.ir
Gus Knight. the n.Thf before fhe mis-
term examinations. vhsn every rsa ulfh
weston routrlfufra g. pan-lensonfs.fr.
and f3iooly xaaday Ssrhs whea ths
rlish between the s7f.hornsrrx ard fr--h-
men takes alacs Buf whaf faculty ia
al this 81 ~ - colleges sixhex fae fsahsi1
impression - Sc lnsfIgeiions 70 ~ rzfnaf
from TIE hefseG3ag = &c asrsusirs so~fsi
ciufsss IN thr ether hand frst~rnifies
sne ciBhs are inrsifaf,ie Es fasrsofrer.
their nynfir ard Apparently ieane rffss
ara 81 SACRED and narssesfY - th~if mem
usYs shfir exister.es. ard fhe INITIATED
have . sincere seTe - fhssu fssf eass
net erase A. Erssuassea. ne heaeF e
making TIE Pefceifisn. - EErsf. fAe
Basfr Pfst9inx - Eis. ths Dlrssg. 81
to- insftfzfe. nof o. fssatlen fhs Creek
letter fra.eTHi,sss sn9 offrT rassfftsa 8
a fring fhsf - greatly - - fsafef fha.
aasll Collegiate inErselfs plays Hs<if est.
ths ~ NJ coisexfsfs si'5traen la -.
Faifss States ~ni e,f1sssss< fa thssr lz5-
tis-<fras - arses- fhsrss~lsss. discfgslns
shssr neosaytsr asf -5ifg - essxzEs IS
the rsoes hssQsns. go Fstsir -hseh hsg-
prs - wlfa-sa fhsfr esssss -Nes Xgrx
-rrF.er=a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19
OF PREHISTORIC PEOPLE.
Burial Ground Is Found by Professor
Morehead in Kentucky.

Hopkinsville... KY. April ls-Professcr
Warren Morehead. curator OF the depart
ment Of archaeology OF Philips Academy.
Andover Mass. has discovered on a farm
east of this place what he says was the
burial ground Of q prehistoric people
Professor MoreheaG eShumed ten skele-
tons, several being IN n fair state OF pre-
servarion. He 10 making q preliminary
investigation in this region. and prob
ably viii be followed by a party Of srch-
biologists from Yale college
The bones found he p-onounces TO oe
those Of an extinct race OF mound build
ers. All the skeletons were IN recepsaciss
built OF fat stones. Stone cups were found
in several graves and a stone knife vas
found in one
Professor Morehead viii continue his
investigations for several days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19
MIGHTY EATERS FEAT.

Andy Moore. q great horse trader. who
makes his home wherever his hst is OF
performed the great act OF sucking TWEEN
1y-six eggs in ten miutes Thursday night
He also ate two pounds OF mixed candy.
drank one glass OF beer land asked for
another glass; within two minutes after
eating the eggs. Such people as Moore
ought TO be chained up for few days.
This is true, as your correspondent and
several other parties bought the eggs
etc-Lancaster Correspondence keokuk
Qa-l Gate City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19
SIG CHANGED aga WIND.
Frye Hsc fhe Liesns~. 81; wiss syrss
as<ste6 % Wed

washiaxfen. Agra s-s1s~ ssrs r.
Azres - Ppfrf q Reeks ~ wsisss
y IT, szs5resS sfsftee h~r@ NhHs ~
azaes. E@snsssi ,. Pr. - fsss s1fg- srs-
cared r=@FrssEs tesa~s ~ TrTs e
sssTsg sEs zrd Nisz &7res usnss<ra Bse1
81 Pre-. si.ss1 ~s:s sssEfsess s-5 ssAst,
nns q Hsarrtsxs isy. Fssss1ss Sc s~eef-
k~krf So szst
= hsss es.sax.s ny usias ~ nes
sssrrg yea
~ ~ sssy hassts1 Nsss AFfss
q - ~lfs seask e. safehssz tisssf q
Fosas - ReeEs sd ~~ss SIS ~ay
81 Pre- az9 9f-x AIRS zttsresss =
1sselsi fsses.0e e. Fvixs < ko~sa ~-sses-
ca zsEst. al = S<stss1= - I'D as
liza rss<hs1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19
What Others Say

The Oldsmoble is experiment We have turned out eighteen ma
what others
the whole Wichita
pete with
machine charge from of purchase
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-19
Oldsrno-
bile
Run-a=
Bout

N>~N~0-N->
NN->~~>~-N
@O-NO>O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

RESPONSIBLE

"rhs fact that tho druggists Of
ssAttls are not keeping an sseursts
record 81 al poiaons sold b. them,
is hiedsrina us In working out the
Null poisoning ease
This Is what cumnef Hose and
Prosecuting Attorney scott said to
day Bath deeiafe that they sud
those representing them. have been
greatly hampsfad by the inffarttau
hy Hrlitle druggists Of the state laW,
which provides that ali druggists
Keep llzt OF the persons who pun
chase pnlHuuh. except un press Up
tlnuH frum reputable physicians
rinre the investigation 81 the MN
poisoning ease began. aud ESPECIALLY
since the sensational Inquest held
over the femataa uf Alta. sfsiiH Huih
police Detectives Hua fhv tf#ufief
haze been trying 10 find where the
HuisaH given e. Mrs Muii Was puf
eheaed MrH criupen. mother Of
the woman who WAS naiHuuah re-
fused on the witness stand ~ the
Inquest. e. tell What medicines weee
giFru % hct daughter ana 81 =
grpWeii, ARRESTED tAtco Ia cnnnees
ton with the ease. made the same
refusal
To nnd the druggist who sold the
mrdltine Nhieh caused AIRS Mulfa
drftt. hUd % ascertain. n possible.
wha purchased nc drug, has been
the effect ~ the authofiirH
4 30 not know that an 81 Tho
drUgiHatH In Seattle have Jailed To
Keep . record 81 the naisona they
have soid. but understand that the
sercasr ard shs detectives she have
been ssosklag On the Mali ease, have
found that bot inoempisss, y am,
feeeeds hsss been ksst" said ffona=
cutting Attorney Scott today
e vent 20 warn the drussists, that
hsFsaftsr u snY irfssctien. 81 the
lays are found, the psiitY psrssns
sill be vigorously prosecuted. The
state taH pres lAHs that "A fnrpfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
Beacon Hill Property Owners vii Bring Personal Damage Sas against the
Offending AbbGhOis If They Lose the S0ts Nov in Court

asslust caea Of lbo mrat tsekinE
Hfma.
rheaa people Sha have hren e0ut
pelied tn submit a. the nutaanUa fur a
lens tilnr aFe particularly offended a.
ths Interference m sac gaae en ths
part ~ feW wholesale nrma aua
either husiessa hatiaes shiea siEufd the
nellitan which was presented - tbs
supreme rsaFt fa aunnaft ef the ~
durst Tor "A writ Il mandate tampaiiins
A#dsf falHHan e. Nfsnt witt "
supeffsssraa IN the esara
ole Hansen, Gus ~ the active eHht.
efa hnAlnat fhr narkius hagsaas sod e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
THEY WILL FIGHT THE PACKING
HOUSES TO THE BITTER END

Tn reference o. The leaai status ~
the eases. uar people have nn uhirr
tinn "a allowing the packing hauanH
ten dsts 10 remove their faetoliea bias
they den't want anY meddlera 90 force
themselves luto "A purely local tlHht'
aad they regard this ueuaou an q Haa'
rant hfsach 81 eaHrteHt and dfgpueF
"if those firms enter further into
the ease. the BEACON i'm people WI
Withdraw their patronage aud VII
Use their influence e. induce their
ffirpda 90 10 likewise.
'Fog years those hhn live uron
issacon hilt which " one OF the fin.
eat residence districts Of the city.
endured uurampiaiiunaly the uffeu-
aiNr adprs that psrnsated the a."
Wasphufe ehpgsyef the Wind lay M
the riAht direction. They made Hevs
efal futile efforts "a induce The ueal
denlcra operating packing plants a'
the hasr II the hili 60 render thoff
slaughter houses ilttiv less effrns
afVe. bat IL was not until Houle
months aWu that they carried thrt
grievances into eanft They proved
iaaif version ~ the case tu she sag
iAfaeilan az she sFisl fudge sac 50 -
the meat fuen sis uianihH iu which
u NiHaA NtaHHN AfttNHfAHH" HaAafN
ta entirely remove theW. The Frye
iETuhn company has made ita nla y
comparatively hnffeaHiye. hut The
remaining two firms have made ua
nave ia he matter A. result thof
arr 20 De forced out The ultimate
removal % she Frye nfuhn plant .
Inevitable.
sarhs land that there meat houses
occupy - valuable Tor faetofy pur.
fstars but 80 institution of any kiuti
will he tolerated there that Will
prove detrimental to the develop
utrnt ~ Hstcan lfiii The decision
uf Iudke Taiiman iu the matter has
eIeatiY enhanced the value ~ fnel
estate an the hiii Hnd property
owners are determined that nothing
shall ratara the further advance
ineuf a that saffinn 80 me city
They aFt tf eumttY and that Just
- with any oue and any neaenfu
that tova uat aupport them ln thrir
fiHhi far gieanliHesT. dereurt ans
health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

/ shall be kept OF 81 poison aaiaa. and
"a fine 81 not more ihan $500 o. fixed
aa u penalty Tho druggists havs
certainly been negligent IA this Pc
sneet n q record af Ell poisaBf
sold hal been kept BY druggists, and
II any one or fhnse Interested in
the Muil tragedy bad pura haasd d
poison. % eeuld have been easily
sound eat The way the matter
stands, there geena - be no way
Ia set "a The facts that "a druggist
record 81 puls0ua sold would reveal
The Muii ease o. ~ d Htaudatiil
today Absolutely no new evidence
has beer found
Coroner Hove ia OF practically ia.
Hama opinion AZ Mr Scott
We have found that very IN
adequate. u any. farafd gf puis1nH
sod has hssu k~nf he said Thir
fact has been great Disadvantages
tn ia
Fred Snyder. d member ~ fho legal
nfm az SsFrist. Snyder a Hherfey
representing Mfa 81 crippen and
~ q e'FoWeli maj e the following
public statement today
Hia oar opinioil no charges vii
ever b. made against either Mra
cHpprn ar y. q. Crowril IN relation
80 the deaths Of AIRS. Mnil o. her
daughter II any charges are pre-
fsffrd. Sc believe The easH VIII new
~ so g. i jury faf iriaL"
Mrs eFipreu's attorneys have sm-
plaFed f.rbfrchi Tanner. an analyti-
cal chemist. 10 assiat them in case
. formal charge ~ made against
Their client TanNsf asserts that tire
fact that city Chemist iiugardur
fuund mereurX in the stomach n The
dead wumau does not necessarily
prove fhat che waH poisoned Afr
points out that naEardua nHgic ted
10 state what form the mercury
found rs him NaH n. lie says the
chiandss ~ mvfcury are poison. But
other FERNS II lhr mineral are not
necenHaTtiy Injurious "a health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
MJhW THE
M1YZMH
DOUGLASS DIVORCE CASE WILL
PROBABLY LAST ALL WEEK

judge Morris set the machinery 20
work IN his IlHls inf laundry. this
Afternoon. and resumed washing the
dirty linen IN the nos famous and
uauneatlng Douglass divorce ease.
ara. Hafrtet ftoueiaes. the rnother
~ the plsintiff. wa@ first waited for
further cross denomination. and she
testified that her daughter io law.
the defendant had a violent temper
md compelled the witness to under
90 al SORTS of hafdships while she
lived with the family.
Nrs DOueipas said When I Was
living with my son and hts wife,
would sometimes 40 into a warm
room ana 81 by the fire. and as
soon a. ny daughter IN law would
see me Comfortably enAe0ncei In a
chair, she would rush Into the room
and open al the windows. in order
10 make me catrh coaih. and she
would insist that stay IN the room.
Another tinse abe pulled o big hand
fui Of hair on, Of my head. on. she
has an awfui tenpsfi'"
she further testified 20 find let
tefa her daughter iu.iaw had re-
celve1 from other men Most ~ her
Testimony wa ruled cut of order
after a warm spat between oppoa-
Ing counsel.
afrs. Douglass. the fair defendant.
then went onto the stand. and de-
MED everything that her mofhcf-in
law had said. Her testimony con-
sumsd most o. the afternoon ses-
sion Of the court, The case VII
probably last Oh this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

prominent resident 81 the beacon
iiili district said to-day
1T o. a pure ease uf shultinE in' un
the part ~ these people WIN haNe
absolutely nH interest TIA The contest
whatever Nnne ~ them iiNta On
hvaeun nill and ther petition Sas
ust nuhferfuac Fasurtad 90 by the
paekiHn hnuse ATTORNEYS 60 hupd wink
the supreme eaurt h1ln Hfanuug thsif
wit The pHeple af heaeon Alih Nill
tolerate So such interference ana arr
spFiausls talking 20 hnYeattiuB nNeff
afn ~ htsimrsH wan wttaNs signature
was attached fo chs petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

RsseHt events in genneeiinn Wigh The
heal aHht sssinst ne raekiuk houses
ef James Nenft aHa Catstsna nfas.,
has aroused thv handler r. the nraaen
lglH rgsiasnta Who geiuplarcd 81 tham
as q nuisance ana won partial Nice
taFK ln Judge Balimana court onh Ga
srt rehnn bsfofe fhc supreme cesft
q t.N dAss later
The neANun ttiu propHrtN owners
neia another usars ureliHN last ntkht
ant Aeet1ed - eArtN their nset ssa4Hat
the ahi,atoirN e. a anish. and If finally
dEfeatcd in the supreme ceaF4 ~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
WON IN
A WALK
RELIANCE pEFUATa coLuM.
eiA ~ a a. MILE RACE orr
NEWPORT. a. I.

NEWPORT. luiY "a rhe raee 81
tiss % .fantefa etsF "a tsniiis raHfns
faf = special prise - non tbs II
geHnsnH ~ fhm fssiiaHee. SCI e#lp
eumprfifaf being the Columbia. TIE
Consultation faiissi - SIT her new
iuaaiaat lu place in tifns 90 take
.ssss in fh~ FHer
The uffiriai start vas tuate ai
~ 81 Ttzs iurkFyine fpF psssaf om wss
the maes spirited strf witnessed ~
local E4entsassn t'eHzafassaiaFe NJ
san haa the Cuiaublas waesi. And
Cart Haff AS a. TIRE bel Hinf ths
ilelfMnfs Whsn TIE aarnlnT aar
suundeH fhr inChsFinr fgF position
begun Affsf epnlH spirited eofs On
ehirh neither aatnFtt anf uiatsf lal
advantage the gHlufHtia amafszliy
.,......ss. ~ S-,4a ~. =. $50 - = f's = -
Tl'ssr - rHr ruHuuIfFr# brat thaf ~
eauid ret tHrk and was compelled
la take she gaiufnbis = y ais. a. So
nHfs lister.
A. nas8n fh~ Yaghts apprnasasd
Each other an differrnt tsrks ard ~
galusubta easily Tfveued the bass 81
the defender a few minutes tatsi
fhsg disappeared b. = base OF i'sin'
Jaaifh
ATS she Reliance had gained 1
bix Lead, Nhish she appeared q b
Z Increasing
when she Reliance eFasssss the ffn
inh Itne fhs Columbia vas fuiiy t~s
miles AHt~ru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
orr ron SAN FRANCISCO

The steamer Queen returned last
night from her around-sound trip.
The State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton. which held its annual cOnven-
ton aboard the vessel, concluded ia
sessions yesterday. The members 81
the association were 70 pleased with
their experiment. that they decided
10 hold their meeting next year I'M
der similar circumstances
The Queen sailed at . o'clock for
san Francisco. Her passenger list
Numbered $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
MOTHER JONES
MAS TROUBLES

NEW YORK. July "a Mother
Jones had lona conference a. 20
ice headquarters to-day. plsadtuE for
rsfuat saiou 90 1sradr her army II
raKKkd textile workers through Wal
street. The Iaslire we're 1hslorats
snd Noshef jones frttruet - Hobo
ksu o. = defiant ruua-i. sshr Threat.
-ns % parade isfsr ~ tie day. de-
spite the orders of the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

j NJ Taylor was the victim ~
an Industrious thtsf yesterday. for
whom the police are locking today.
lie snyN that a hetning stove MAS
stolen fFoa his HOUSE, veatafsias'
evidently hy some Junk men Who -
from house 20 house buying oid iron
and the lfkr. After a junk man
bad left his huuse he missed the
stove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
nrarlTure cnIlpaen

Hugh ". fuz. prealasat ~ the
state haafd 81 charities % New tsf-
~er. delivered "a address ~ thr
first AsfhassHg church. last uiaht
on the sahisst % fne care - dsstl,
fufr chiidfeu lie discussed ths
psasbisu ~ she usEirefed rhitd and
the fhiif ~ the sfufns and ~ aniy
~ the state IN regard 30 the aatrm
fiau. lie denounced The efu -
child labor and pointed out tie con
tltInns under which Juvenile crime
u.s. f74ssHrna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
cApirAIIsr AannarEn

tlsorFp Livingston vas arrested
hy Pakroluiau Cameron and New
man n tbe lower part Of the city.
early this nterninG. on a charge %
vaaFaney. when booked at the e1-
lice asatian Ne insisted that ~ as
= eapitaiist. and that Vas the ocru-
pation given him on the police sta
ton hletfer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
THEATERS


Last rixhrs initial performance n
The gaiesf Gifi - the ruiisra LIS.
lipnilaur ~ fhe SEATTLE theagsf
STAMPED that uanssffBi lsand ~ ntfis
actors ard Actresses a. pefhant tfs
fnast marvellous akxrs gatten 81 chiia
artists ever gathered together There
- little CROUCH. Etsasinsss Knows t.
the piece ifnrif iiaht ETHEREAL phan
tssf froshf ard slarkliag but IN
individuality ~ The Pollard stars H.,
fectsa ints the Interpretation ~ .
PLACED u on tha plane - might -
called a 's~aaaHN sarresa
The inimitatiie and versatile paphus
Pollard sas In her element a. ~ Eaf
diFnrnwr with p past Fred Pollard
made q ut wlth HE ballad sinEins
while the eornesiY ia thr hands of Frsa
~ N#niSFs AMI Oscar ff~inta EaNa
sTHreonr IN tie hoilas filled sudisfies
> Nsli-roandct evening e enjoyment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
nts nav THEORY

Charles ". Leadbe4ter Delivers
GESTURE en riairveyaae~ AZ Chris
trup~n's hail. last niEhg Mr Lad
heater la a ihranaphisf and aissuEs
- hia subiens ffufu that efanduatn'
ifs advanced the theory that 40
call ciairNuYanf uuWrsH Wrss found
- IN a scientific basis. ana aeelar
sd that they Nerr The common Pcs
anaalnn az man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

Aaviers haN. been received IN this
city ~ the death At san FfaBrinca.
Tuesday night. 81 William kisfshL
ffs WAS we'll known here. where
Ysar~ aMa ne conducted the uapss
fashionasfs boarding house in Esaf .
tie lie lixrd ~ this ctr for -
years removing - San Frmnrfncu
a8saa 10 years aen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
WhATc0M HARB0R
Will BE DREDGED

Nal Mills Of the corps ~ United
States engineers yesterday opened bids
for the dredging of WhatcSm harbor.
Three nssce zghssslttsA- l. t5as. 2, ~
were the Seattle Bridge Company the
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging
Company ana n a. Perry ~ San
Francisco The contract will probably
he awarded to the frat named COM
pany. The work will require tte pres
will be needed.
The cut Will be ca feet IN width and
a.8jo feet IN length. Tho Bids have
/ been forwarded 70 the department M
/ washington ana notice Of the award
will probably he rscs.yed IN n few
daya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
THE MARKETS

The poultry market VAS veil
cleaned up Today. laFss shipments 70
Aiaska having a tendency 10 dirnin-
lsh the supply Tor the laeal trade.
The variation in ere quotations Of
fruits and vegetables Has slight, the
market being ri a normal c0ndiii0n.
Apricota Nere quoted NJ 50 and 10
Per crate. ciaoseteFFsa# are est 81
the market. and rffa seferriea Afe al
most entirely cleaned ur.
There was a downward tendency
ID the quotations on native Atfins
besns. carrots and turulps
wAoLEsAlg Prices
rrhs.- prices sfs % any hsy-r IN assa-
tsstss rr.ss. e. sss.sll s.sssassz. es-sss=
10 scr csns- hash@rJ
Previsions
- e Is eors. -. IL veal ssiiic b.
F'rogisisns- Hans. ts~ ~. brsssfass ss-
ssa. f7sse =. s-Eilss. fresh iz'sc -.
Vegetables
Cal Green corn. g ~ box. usw Cab
potatges. - tom carrots. fi.Ea sack
usrnlvs. - sack hsthoisse tomatoes.
81 Fsfi - pr box. string beans. ne
et,eufnbers, sWEe dor radishea isc
d0xem haHrhss. safana. rs cyt.
. green. fee aez. bunehes Cal water
melons. fze6fa.zs per daz
Green Fruit. Eta.
efra VI berries. a f6eI % apples q 81
zB. eanfaiorpse. t5as hox. Aprirets.
sgrf7sc crate. Cal piurns. sassffl.oi
crate. Cal peaches. q efsfsi Yakima.
sSa9sc. earrantp 81 q per crate. native
rtspbarries ttNa . quart crates
lemons e EUs n. oranges, tza0d1 y
per bow. California pears. E0. prunes
r.Go0i.zs oratrs piufapplan. .. aoffz n
per ar Rrnpss. q zsHf -. hauenas.
f,.0gf2 IN. cherries. f.eefl&
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
Butter Washington creamefiss. %.
frs-h ranch. gfase doz. Eazt-
chss.@--sasivs wasAiasten fuH cream.
a. HmbarEsr. Zee. s~ias. brick. isc
raai,ry Dressed turs~vs 71azssi nv.
a.. spring chicksns 8 sSafE V deE.
Hay. Grain ard FEED
uheaf. F59 ton. chop. F6.eo ton.
oid. 81 rev. ns ton; Eastern Wash.
e1mprrszaa timothy. old ~ ton. new
wheat has tl5e9s res Alfaifa. fi3o1
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
fThsss prices afs Ter Eoaaa delivered ~
..iifass ffsisss astot . en- shs aoeA 10
re sfir5i
Hay ard Grain
Eastern washington timothy. cd
ned. tisa ton alfalfa 81. oats izz.oo
ton. harley. - ton. wheat. 81 ton.
bran. 50. shorts. 81 ton. middiings
~ yga2g60 tor.
Eaga, Poultry and livestock
spfsns shieksns. a. 1880 dez,
TKgH. fresh fauchs EHfefn I've hens,
sc ib liee ducks i4fffe 10. dressed
veal ssJae. dressed mutton. effe5Eo ID,
dressed h8ns. 7iHUse ihi choice Deei
eONn on foot r. ~. steers on loot
A. 10. calves On foot sffte 10. hogs On
foot. o. ~. hides. rik61cs
vsastabis and Green Fruits
Uafbaak potatoes. natives. 800 ten.
Yatlnaa 5000 toni carrots, tt.op sack
native 0nigna. 90. Frape frult f1eoRsVl
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:
HAltaAfN~fsQ acres. - acres clsArsd
ard fsureui halaHCe timber. orchard
q 81 trees = Yaars ald. al kinda 20
small fruife rnaainN water good "
buildings. close e. Haiissst and nsls b.
esra. handy to nsafkat. ttsS. easy
RohKRr MALrer. enc New YORK. RB,
NicE piAcE on TIE soUND-Bc-
tween Seattle and Tacoma ~ acres
At Htsambeat landing 3 aercs Inn
proved balance timber f5srs o., -
ard, AZ kinds af small fFssits, Eooa
garden. apFfnE water b-rousn HOUSE
tpuis. HhirFsnr sud rsuhuat 80 With
the place. 300 t"rmN.
HonEkf MAl.lnA lie Sew Yofk fik
% ACRES rniies frum ipterurhsn. az.
Christopher rich alder and vine ma
pie land iarne creek through a.
siun, tcriaH cash. vii take Zen In
lsh1f on adfnining land and give time
Rohf:hr NANNY. essew rork I'm
% ACRES AdioinlnE small town. )
acree cisereai acres more psrti1
cleared. broom house ianEc barn.
sprina water pficn, II taken this
RosGhf MALrnY. 40 Sew York BIk.
~ ~ ti5sa Nice watpr ffunt near Ed
mnnds. handy 90 depot and boat
landing eNusf desires "a quick sale.
price for a few days - pr aere.
ROBERT MALrnY uo New York Bik
p AcREs -Rioh valley aud. near
kent nice stream of water threush
IL. fEffi
RoHEKr MAiTHY na New York BIZ
SEQ 10 acres good Alder bottom land
ACRES CLEARED, lh miles from seattle.
Warner a. Co, ~ Arcade Bids.
[ 81 uso-ta nvFps east % Kent ~ acres
/ glcnfed. balance In timber. huusc
] harNl CHE Ken mouse small orchard.
we'll tcncpd Slettcn9fsn a ArnelI. -
ROCKWELL block
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NOVELIST DEAD

LONDON, July al. l. FAR
icon. the novelist, died suddenly az
his residence this morning from a
fupfured blood vessel HIS wife ~
daughter Of Joseph jefferson.