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La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

same top notch position that Mr.
Wonderly does in La Junta
Mr. Beeson was twice elected and
served as sheriff of Ford county and
twice elected and served as repre-
sentative of Ford county in the
Kansas legislature. and IS member
of that body at present He Is a
thirty-third degree Mason
He says nothing but sickness or
death can keep him and his entire
family from attending this function
which will be pulled off here. He
wants To hear the genuine cowboy
''whoopee" once more and dance
the old ''eowtillion" as only the
cowb boy can do.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

KING EDWARD and his family.
even down To the second generation,
had roast beef and plum pudding
at a family dinner on Christmas day.
and the fact was heralded the world
over in the daily press of yesterday.
What an ordinary mortal King Ed
ward i on the day that comes but
once a year. Most people here in
La Junta filed up on turkey stuffed
with bivalves 10 such extent that the
sight Of food for a week hence will
be nauseating.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
Notice Of Guardians Sale.
THE NATTER or 1HE ESTATE oF

IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE or
Je-sir H. RsldridE- a minor
BY virtue nf order and decree of ths
County Court of Dtero county. made the
l-tition OF th. undersigned, guardian ~ tbs
s-tais Of Jessie II. Baldridse, a minor 10 N.
sith day 81 December. 4 ID, iisf ! hail. 90 ths
18th dsy ~ January, 4. u. ii.s, at the hour oi
10 o'cluck q. M. ell at private sale, st La
Junta, Colorado, Tor th. b.-t price that eau hs
uhtalu@st, the following describes real estAts ui
aid minor. to-Wit An undivided on--fourth
interest tu aud to the southeast quarter ~ sec,
tion :, township "a -natb, raus- = ~s-t. -ltuste
IN the county uf ptsrn. STATE ~ Colorado. ut-uu
the fnlluNing terms. via Not ls~. than $40
ca-h and halAnc. due ou or t-fore January 1,
1870. at pr cent Interest I-rr annum.
Al the cpuelu-ion uf such sale the purchaser
will hs entitled to a certificate of purchase.
and ur-uu the approval Gf -urh -hle hy the
Court the purchaser viii b. entitled tn a deed
Of said real property.
CHtkLES n BALDRIDGE
Gus r,iian of the E-tste Of Je--is y. Bsldridg-,
a minor.
Dated at La Jun,s. Colorado. thi. Ssh LAY Of
December, 4. D., ItsG-
First publication, Ds-c-mb.r =. 1905.
Last publication. January n ls"b.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

DURING the last week in January
will be perhaps the most important
meeting Of live stock men ever held
in the west This meeting will in
clude the conventions of the Ameri-
can Stock Growers Association, the
National Live Stock Association, the
National Wool Growers Association
and the Colorado Cattle and Horse
Growers Association. Many Of the
the most prominent people in the
United States connected with live
stock matters and agricultural in
terests will be- present
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
Cowboy Dance Tomorrow Night.

The cowboys of the Circle
Diamond" and the j. j." ranches
have made arrangements to have an
old-time cowboy dance which will
be given in this city at Elks' hall,
Thursday evening. December 2Sth.
The seance will commence at early
candle light and continue until the
dancers are exhausted. No one will
be in attendance put cowboys. cat
tlemen. and their wives and sweet
hearts. The square dance. or the
"cowdrill, -" will be special feature,
and only old-time music will be
played The orchestra that made
La Junta famous will furnish the
music.
Among the old-timers who have
accepted an invitation is Hon. c. NJ.
Beeson. of Dodge City. Kan. His
full name is Chalkley McCarty Bee
SON a man without frills. He will
forgive a man calling him Mr.. Bee
son the first time they meet: after
that it is Chalk" or they remain
strangers.
The first dance ever given in La
Junta was held in the 12xlS depot,
and on the freight platform. The
young bloods of Las Animas char
tered a train and came up to this
dance. which was quite an event in
the early history of La Junta.
Chalk and Charley Wonderly fur
nished the music.
He organized and chartered the
original cowboy band of Dodge City,
and was its leader when all the
members were cowboys. They
toured the eastern cities, making a
great hit. In musical circles in
Dodge City Mr.. Beeson occupies the
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

People who are fond Of canary
bird food will probably resent the
slur Of a prominent scientist who
says that breakfast food is another
fad created By mill men to sell three
cent wheat at fifteen cents" We
have often wondered why they
don't make breakfas. food out Of
sugar beet pulp. IL looks as in
viting and appetizing as any brand
of breakfast food We ever saw.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

WHENEVER you have anything in
the way of news call up Junta No,
30 and tell the TRIBUNE about it.
The editor is not mind reader and
has to be told a raft of things in
order to get out newspaper twice
a week. We want to publish all the
news all the time. There isn't a
thing that you could do that will
please a newspaper man more than
to tell him something in the news
line. If you have friend or rela-
tive visiting you or if you have been
on visit yourself. or if you have a
social event of any kind at your
house. an addition to the family. a
marriage or divorce. call up No.
30 and tell us all about it.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

NEARLY every merchant in La
Junta reports record breaking holi-
day trade. Never before in the his
tory of La Junta have the stores
been so crowded for days and days,
and last Saturday many merchants
found it utterly impossible to wait
upon the eager throng of Christmas
buyers. The streets were crowded
all day Saturday with the teams of
farmers, every available hitching
post and rack being utilized. Our
principal thoroughfares very much
resembled those of some down east
community where the people for
miles around religiously make their
weekly pilgrimage to town on Sat
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

THERE will be a special meeting
of the city council Thursday night
for the purpose Of considering plans
and specifications for a new water
plant. Every citizen who is inter
eSted in La Junta's promising future
should be present, also the knocker
who always gets his little hammer
out and gets busy whenever anything
for the good and welfare of the com
munity is proposed A ray Of en-
lightenment might penetrate the
gloom Of his pessimism. and cause
him to make a New Years resolu-
tion TO Join the boosters.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
piscsrds for Sale

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office. at the rate Of five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
Bill of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Don't Spit on the floor
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House
keeping.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

OTERo county commissioners are
taking commendable interest in the
good roads campaign. They are
willing to help out in the work of
grading and graveling in every road
district where there is a disposition
on the part Of the farmers to help
themselves. Over north of the
river the commissioners have sub
mitted proposition whereby each
farmer is TO work twenty days with
a team. One half of the Gme will
be paid for in cash. the other half
to be a contribution by those doing
the work. The first section of road
to be improved will be between
Ordway and Sugar City. and the
other roads will be improved as fast
as they can get to them.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
WEDNESDAY. DEC q. 1905.

- - A JUSTA i cisy Of 900 pop
1lAtiaa and the o.ss4nty --st ~
81: 81: :::: Z: ! t.: ;;f a; !;
sseLG niles -"athsasi a L-nsss' :;
miles Darth and east af Trinidad. hs santa
for l-rman-ut construction ~ors, consisting of
"a m.ehu. shot.s. stor-h0s-.. addition - round
hs,a=- fsuEdry aud extensive car-hpE=- The Alti-
tusie j. s0s5 feet. aud the climate, taken the
,s.f round j. Gnsarpss--d. Almost constant
saHshius charsct-rizss the ~iHt~rs snd a hoily
cloudy daY l. rsrity- Ia Jguts has all the
uefroE-slitsu ruuFrul~Bc-s ue-si.d ~ clty Of
100 population, Including mAny nile "f
brirs sid~Walk-- Perfect , stem - -auitary
s-~.rass-. a. electric light plant which -uI~
Iiiss all-dsy Aud ali-Eight service water
-uFss owned by the city, plant for the manu-
f-rtgrs Il artificial Ice three rural ff-~ delivery
mate. In. usua Ftm~Et. t-lephuIl~ system nth
ifss ~ b-cri h-r-- free sIchAuge stth kocsy
Ford and iDuE distance Csuu-sti0us With auy
Iart 81 th~ tate q -eh.ssl -y-tsm -Ic~lied -
~ city in N. -tats. employing tsrHty-ssF-u
t-arhsrs lu - Fu-yns ten Charch~-- fifteen secret
snd fratsruai srtsF-r tao bsus-, s.it.s capital
and sif.t.. rrI-sstt- three u@Ss pa T-rs oI~rs
tou-s - 20 eating spacsty. brtck plant 81
sJtss daily HuacIty. manufacturing b~st quail
~ 81 EItrifszi bTtrk hluT mIl = 20 tarT.ls
daily capacity ttDpIau Cement block Plant
employ lUE tzsfIty I've mem canning fartnry q
-@coni largest in The -tat-. In fact. Ia Junts
T. one - n. b-st to2us - a. siEs iu the state
of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
Application to Lease State Lands.
OFFItE 90 THU STNTE BoAEn
% LNNu toaaIs-Io>ss-.

OFFItE % THU SINTE BoAKn .
% LANu toAaI--Io>gs-.
HENNEE. Colo. November p lf.I \
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ths L,iIts To~n Land and Irrigation Con
pany Nh8=s I-s-t8fflce sddr~-s is La JuutA-
Ealarado. ga Sogrnl t--r - Ii.s made appllca.
tian No lssi t. III. ~tats issa ~ of Land CON
missioner Ia lra-e the followinz describai
Indemnity -shssl laDds. situate in Otsru
county. tularado- tst-git-
south~r-t quarter of --etion =. all Of set is5n
n all 81 section x, -ButhN vest quarter Of SC
tiuu ~ all Ia township ~ -suth, range - wei.
No Other application t. lea-~ the above de-
serit-sd prsu4i-s- or uhi~cttuu- against the
ahuys application will b. cuuzidsred afteF
D-sc.sr t'-T -, 100
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register state bsa ~ Land Com nmi -. Zone rs.
First publication. nN-csrnl b.sF 2 i-h.
Last Iahlicattur. usc.rnt-r = 49,
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
aosice fos HunIicstiea-
INIrEB -IATE- LAND OyFICE At 1
FUEHLa- Cole. soFsni t--r Il. 10
- k4ELELk 4.ENks Tkx.T "a

INIrED -IATE- LssD OyEICE At 1
FIEsLa- Cole. Move n t-r u. 10
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THf
~ fssllo-iax- nzn.-t ss-ttler kas fled Got -,
ti- int@utiu1 t. uazls tual pralif IN surE-sri
Il hi- cla m. and hzt aid pFu-lf viii b. ads
t~tar. tn cl-rs 81 the district court a. Ia
Nituaer n -hir.. HI = Ia.d-s for the ssssfh,
x--r quarter. --cfiau =, to~uship - ss4gth.
rans- = wei
hi cs1slfinrau- rs-In-ucs uI-sn and caltis.tl11
of a id l.nd siEs AiI-n More. Lewis >tzntuu.
Tfari%- HarrI=Fu. all of La Juufa. fais-
rada: William y No-ur-, nf Roesy Port Colo
RADIO
a ABBEY. R.si.irr.
irst patti .raftuu. Nsv-ustrr - Isn.
I4..t publ lrati1n- D-sceuibsr =. l.s.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
oesies o. Assssi asesiae.

NoTicE i HEREBY GIyEN Thai
tue &lE.-1i ure~1sn-r q the -hzr. hslli-r- -
The br@no L<z1 aEac bEIkr41< A=--rizrioE Nil
e~ hsle a. tne or2cs II hDcs-y a Hart N La
JEas,a- Colorado NoEfisy- J2lzzry - rss-
a. ID 2 n for tt- pszrt---< Of sl-etin. q
Bard ot Irsste-- for the -n-uinx yesr. an,
trzssarti1x s0eh sxhe- ec-i1rss NAY %
properly pr---use1
e PHILLIPS Secretary.
First pstlieztio<s- D-c~-b-r =. isE-
Lat p1eliezEio1- gsz1srS "a rAs-
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
eu.,si.n.. Petition to Sell Real t.,.,s
STATE OF COLORADO. In the county
County OF OIIko - court ia prs,bate

l.
N THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
show csu-e on PETITION for sale of real state.
This matter coming to b. heard on this
si-t day Of November A u. 1906 uron the Pc
titiou fled herein by Charles h. Baldridsr.
guardian Of Jessie b. Bsldrids-. minor heir Of
said estate, for the sale of the following de-
scribsd real estate. or portion thereof. to-wit: :
An undivided one-fourfh Interest in and to the
southeast quarter of section eight tsl. township
twenty four i2sl. south Of range tfty-fve t55l
west. for the purpose Of putting the money
arising ther-frorn out at interest. educating
said ward. and for the best interests of her said
estate And II now appearing to the Court
from said r-titioD that proper and legal
grounds exist for the sale OF all Of said real
] estate
Now. therefore. il is ordered by the Court
that Jessie II. Baldridxe. said minor. Be and
appear before said Court at the court room of
said Court. in the city of La Jnnts. county and
state aforesaid. the 18th day of December.
noon Of said day. then and there to show eau-e
If any there BE- Why an order should not b.
made directing the said Charles r Raldridxp
guardian to sell the whole - much Of <aid
real estate may be necessary for the purpose
specified in said petition
IL i further ordered that this order be pub
li-h-d for at least four successive weeks in the
La Junta Tribune a -e-ni-weekly public news
paper published in said county.
1t il further ordered that Geo. A. kileore.
E-q.- Of said county Of Otero. be and he i
hereby appointed as guardian ad litem for aid
Jessie B. Bsldridxe- minor to represent said
minor at said hearing
By the Court:
A B. WALLIS
County Judge
Last pubEe.tion, December . iNs.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
Apelicstion to Lease State Lands.
OFFITE oF SrkTE BoAEB
or LANu faa aaIz-IgNEE-

DFFIFE pF ~TkTE BoAEB Z
uF LAND fosHIszIONEE-
DE-NNEE. Colo December ~. 10. 4
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN IHAI
~ Euf--rt Hama wh0-~ I-o-toftie- s1
8rs-- b. Ia Juuta. Colo oa b-c-nlb.F ~ 80
made duplication No 10 - tts state Bard
81 Lad tsinl itslsra u lease thr follsliI :
d--crit--t ind-rnuity -rh0al Lauds. situate 20
Dtsrts cuuufY. taloraeis. ta-zlta
-sf1tb-ast quarter q -@Ctlsu a. south half 81
--ctiuu e. al lu township = -suth. raaE- a
xsst.
" Other auT.licatiun e. lra-e the above de-
-crit-si rr@rfiisss or object ions O. the aisHss
application alu - r0Isidrrud after January
~ $50.
MARX g. WOODRUFF
E-si4t@- STATE Esls rd Land Coauulfs iffisa~a.
Fir-t lfhl icHfitu. b-ccut--r = Isl.
Last u1hlieatISn, January - i-A5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27
New Feature in Sleeping Car Service

On Sunday. December 18th, the
Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad in
augurated a daily line of standard
and tourist sleeping cars between
Denver and Los Angeles in connec-
ton with the new Clark road. Both
cars will leave Denver daily at $50
a. IN. and arrive in salt Lake City at
l:35 p. m. the next day. At this
point the cars will be held over un-
I'll midnight. thus allowing through
passengers the privilege of stop
over of ten hours and half in Salt
Lake City. East bound. these cars
will leave Los Angeles at S p. m.
and arrive in Salt Lake City at $50
a. m. the second morning. There
they remain over until $50 p. M,
and reach Denver at i:2o O'Clock the
following afternoon. This stop-over
at Denver of the regular line Of
sleeping cars promises to be an at
tractive feature for trans-continen-
tai travellers.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

The shortest day in the year Is
past at last. There were only nine
hours and thirteen minutes space
between sunrise and sunset on the
2lst instant. and now the days will
begin 20 lengthen.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

urday TO trade and barter IL GER
tainly did look powerful good.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-27

First publication November -. 1916.
Last pubhcstiop. December - 1876.
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AT Ballard

Captain II. Meyer. formerly OF the
barkenfiue Planter. OF san Fran
cisco. arrived In Seattle Sunday for
the purpose OF entering the employ
Of the Glove Navigation company.
Captain Meyer will assume COM
fuand OF the four =maEted schooner
nottingham. one Of the fastest ves-
sells OF her class on the Pacific. The
Nottingham. under command OF
Captain Meyer. will take 100000
feet Of Puget sound lumber and a
consignment Of piles for Guayamis.
Mexico. Captain Meyer Is one OF
the best known shippers on the Pa
cific and has long been familiar with
the southern seas.
The steamer Dolphin. Of the Alas
ka Steamship company. sails for
SkaFway and Lynn canal points
Monday night at s o'clock. The ves-
sci will take a large list Of passen-
gers bound for interior sections Of
Alaska. She will also take a full
cargo OF freight for ali points In the
Yukon.
The steamer indianapolis. Puget
Sound Navigation company. lately
purchased in Chicago for Puget
sound and adjoining waters, and
which is en- route TO Seattle from
Michigan city. left Quebec for New
York of s o'clock Monday morning.
Word to that effect Was received by
Walter Oakes. vice president OF the
Alaska Steamship company. Mon
day morning.
The steamer Santa Monica. l. vi.
Gray A Co. sails Monday for San
Francisco and Los Angeles. She
takes a large cargo OF freight and
20 passengers
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Wit, Wisdom and Plenty of Good Cheer
Reigned When the "Prints" GOT Together

wit and wisdom. mirth and mu-
sic held sway in the Labor Temple
yesterday. and. incidentally. there
we're union beer. union cigars and
good things to eat galore. The oc-
oesion was smoker given BY the
Allied Printing Trades COMEDIAN
organization made up Of the print
era. preasmen. atreoiypera. photo
ongrayers. press feeders and book
binders Of the city.
Frank A. Rust spoke on The
Union Label" %. and Gordan A. Rice
on THE Union Record" Dan J.
OBrien OF the htefeotypers urged
more real affiliatiou of the printing
trades and Ben Berray Of the book
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binders told how the council had
been OF practical value 10 his craft,
while ". H. Kulief sprang a plan for
political action b. union men. Va
rious other members Of the allied
unions made shorter speeches. there
was vocal aud instrumental music,
step dancing" and two very inter-
asting boxing matches between
members OF the Press Feeders I'M
ion. which kept the happy gather
ing Ia session until o'clock.
The smoker Was the first Of Sc
rles TO be given by the Allied Print
ing Trades council for the dual pur-
pose Of booming ita label and hav-
ing a good time among It's mem
bers.
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After weeks Of secrecy on the part
OF those Interested. II has finally
leaked out that seattie'a new In
dependent theater will probably be
located NJ Fourth and Union, Will
be built by J. A. Moore. and will
be under the management Of Russell
a Drew.
Schubert brothers. the famous New
York theatrical firm. will probably
be- heavily interested in the ven
ture.
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Secret of New Theater
Finally Becomes Public
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A consultation was held Monday
noon between Mr. Moore. Manages
Russell aud Arch selWyn. the lat
ter representing the shuberta.
II II proposed that the new the
ater will be the hands0mest play
house west Of Chicago. and will BIZ
all Of the leading stars who have
broken away from the trust and
are now appearing under lndepend-
ent MANAGEMENT
Saunders a Lawton are the archl-
tects.
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NEWS OF the
STATE

THE FUNERAL OF jane r.
Wood. one of the best knoya plo-
neers OF Washington. took PIE in
Olympia Saturday Rev. X. d. New
ms. Episcopal minister from Taco
ma. officlated.
A PIONEER Of Garfield county.
Mrs Nancy Dixon. died at her home
eight miles north of Pomeroy Sun
day. aged II years. IL months ana
days.
THE lie GRANDE HOTEL.
health resort. situated 40 miles
north from Tacoma. burned sunday.
The loss amounted TO $1,000. with no
insurance. The fire started from
kitchen range.
A TRAVELLING MAN who gave
his name az W. II. olston was
thrown from a sellwood ear At Port
land Saturday night and died sun
day.
A BROKEN JAW BONE Is what
g. !. Hanson is suffering from. lie
was kicked In the Jaw By a pony
at Mount Vernon last week.
j. c. LAWRENCE. n member OF
the railway commission. arrived In
Garfield Sunday from Olympia ana
drove straight TO his ranch. where
he will rest up week
POSTMASTER A. T.. HALL has
resigned his position n postmaster
at Stanwood In favor Of DIR. ID. Carl
Peterson.
THE NEW MILL STRUCTURE Of
the Eastern Railway 4 Lumber Co.
n now being put up and the com
pany hopes to have the mill finished
by the LIST of January.
A MERCHANTS CARNIVAL will
be given At Monroe next Friday and
Saturday. November 10 and II.
THE MOUNT VERNON city coun-
I'll was presented with a petition
from several OF the leading citizens
Of tho town asking that new sewer
system be put In. The city engineer
was ordered TO look the matter M
and make a report at the next meet
lng of the council.
FALLING FROM a TREE An
tone Ranta. a swamper at the Cher
~ valley camp was brought down
70 Monroe Monday evening with his
back broken.
ONE or THE STEAM schooners
now being built at the Llndstrom
shipynrds will be launched Thurs
day. She will be ehristened the
Coaster"
A MOVEMENT has been started
looking 20 the advancement Of Abcr-
deem from a third class city to one
OF the second class.
THE CALL for a non-partisan
caucus at the town hall last week
brought out the largest crowd that
has ever attended a similar meeting
i'm washtucna
THE sNoHoMfsH ELECTRIC
| COMPANY will start up its plant
Monday.
THE STEAM PIPES In the boiler
OF the Lamb Davis Lumber com
pany's sawmill blew ont last week.
A DEER was killed at Port Or
chard by Thomas Ross. who WAS
trolling Tor salmon in the bay. The
deer plunged into the water near
the boat to escape some dogs and
hunters. Ross rowed over to "a.
and. striking Il on the head with the
end OF gaff hook. killed IL.
A FINE or $50 was imposed on
w. A. ingalls,. an optieian az Pom
croy, for putting n Or" before his
name and advertising himself as a
physician.
A PARTY OF is surveyors arrived
in Chehalis last week. and the ac-
ton looks as though the Lewis
county people would soon have a
railroad In their country.
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THE MARKETS



Beans. dry. per cwt. t52s Gta7s:
No. small whites. $3.50: choice
whites. ssS5. large whites. s364i5.
pink beans. taso. hayo beans. tt.00.
beets. per sack. 81. parsnips. per
sack. 81; carrots. per sack. 7Bc: tur-
nipF, per sack. Csc: lettuce per
box. sI2s. cauliflower. per doz..
Si.o0. garlic, per ID. Sc. native
green peppers per box. e53S5c: CAL
ifornia peppers. box. si25. parsley.
dozen. csc; squash. per 10, 2hc:
pumpkins. ic. tomatoes. box.
cabbage. IN G2e. tomatoes. per box.
75c: cukes. per dozen. lod25c.
corn. per doz. sGioc. yelioy toma-
toes. 10. Sc: eggplant 10. Sc. celery.
per doE. sbQtoc. potatoes. per ton.
ii6Gs2o: sweet potatoes. per 100
lbs. sass; yellow Banker onions,
y 10: Waila walla onions. sack,
zoe cucumbers, per doz, Ssc a si.00
Yakima potatoes. per ton. SlTasls.
Cranberries. per Dbl, SIl.00.
Fruits.
Figs. case. Alb. bricks, st.7s.
sccdless figs. io-ib. cartons. s45oD
$3.50: Valencia oranges, a box. sac
s6 lemons. per case. $500 500;
Wenatchee. box. sScG&f.00. ba-
nanas. per bunch. $500:
east OF mountain apples.
si.boa2.o0: natives. box. 5ocGsf:
Cal. Gravensteins. 75cmSLe5: par
ent apples. per nox. 75de0c;
Snow apples. s17bG 200: fancy APP
pies. COCO S20e. ounce. box, 81
al25. pears. box. S6caSl: native
pears. per box. 500; Figs. per
pound, per sack. &c. Muscat
grapes, crate. s125asLiO; concords.
i0-lh. basket. s54 SIC. seedless sui
tana grapes. crnte 81; Tokay grapes.
per crate. si.25; Blacks. crate
sl2S; Hawaiian nineapples. doz.
t4b0Tt5.ao: huckleberries. per
h.. &c. coeoanuts, per doz.. 75G S5c.
Cat honey. per comb. AYE; nee
tarines. per box. use. pommegran-
ties. per box. $3.50.
Butter and Cheese.
washington creamery. per 10 use:
Eastern creamery. bricks. 10. zee:
Eastern tub. 10. 2iG 25e; cooking. 10,
$50 isc. ranch butter. 13QlSc.
Eastern cheese, twins, 10. Ice.
Washington cheese. twias. III.
lie. cream brick. NJ lee. Iimburger.
10. Ice. block Swiss 10. lie; young
American cheese. Ice.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs. 42m4ac: oregon, 500
a 32c, Eastern. 2aa26c.
Secret of long life. Page 6. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-06

February 81. 1906. is Emperor
Wilhelm'a silver wedding day and
the Dcutscher Krieger Nerhund OF
the United States will send pres
ent 60 the emperor and empress in
the form OF a beautiful punch bowl
OF pure silver.