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The pioneer express., 1906-02-02

We find that according to the sworn
statement of the County Treasurer that
the said balance is deposited as follows:
Merchants Bank, Pembina. 80. IS, ,0S5 81
First Bank, Cavalier. r........... $685. 81
First Bank, Dravton. .......... $3.50 II
Citizens Bank, Drayton. ....... 5,083 80
First Natl Bank, st. Thomas =. 5,184 80
Farmers State Bank, st. Thomas 1859 81
Bank of Hamilton. :. .......... 1882 35
Bathgate State Bank .......... 5,663 13
Bank of Neche .......... 80. 5,198 81
First NATL Bank, Crystal ...... 5,796 81
Citizens Bank of Walhalla. .... 4,O49 46
First Bank of Walhalla ........ 1855 81
Bowesmont State Bank. ....... 4,461 80
State Bank of Hensel 80. 900. 2,917 Al
Unfinished business. Cavalier
county warrant, etc ......... 1922 26
Total. ..........S74, SIG 20
The pioneer express., 1906-02-02

Totals $50. ... 1891, AS 10 s343, ,S36 D
Recapitulation.
Balance on hand Dec. l, 1904, 8 6,9O7 30
Total collection from Dec.
l, 19A to Dec. 30, 1905. 39l, AS 18
Total. s418 352 4S
Total payments for the above
period. od................... s4a,sae %
Balance in all funds, Dec.
30. 1905 ................. 8 74,516 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
SEATTLE WOMAN
I'LL AT QUEBEC
STORY OF TAg RUsslkN-JApk.
NusE WAR WITH AN EMO.
ING IN THIS COUNTRY.

Cohan. Jewish laborer. vas
today notified BY the chief Of police
uf Quebec. Canada. that HE wife
and three children were IN that
city. tits wife IN sick In the hos.
pliai there and unless the money
for her care Was aeui At once she
would be- dsportcd 10 Odessa
The local Jewish Ladies Beneso.
lent society has taken the matter
TAP end RRbbl Genaa in working
eith that organization to raise
funds
Mr. eohnn Wa ordered to Man
ehurin during the Husso-lapau war.
and on hts Nay there managed 10
make hia escape 90 the United
States. locating IN seattle
Recently Mr. Cohon sent for bis
family and they reached Quebec.
where sickness overlook bis wife.
We saa forced 70 lose much Of his
property In Russia. being only able
20 realize a small amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
PAYS HIS FINE
BY PHONE
RALPH HopkiNa ADOPTS
UNIQUE METHOD IN sEr.
TLlNo a CASE AGAINST HIM
~
FoR SHOOTING BIRDS IN
THuRsToN COUNTY.

Rather than be subjected To- the
annoyance of trial on the charge
Of killing game IN Thuratnn county
without a license, Ralph Hopkins.
II this city. and his automobile
driver Howard Robinson. yesterday
paid Q fine OF $50 enoh and costs
into the county trenaurerH office at
CITY mpia by long distance telephone
Judge Robert Frost. before whom
complaint was made by Game War.
ueu MoHsmAn. consented 20 IA
agreement Mr. Hopkins accord
inElf turned over SO 10 Warden
Mosaman
In letter to Judge Frost Mr.
Hopkins stated on his honor that
he had never shot birds IN Thurs
ton county from his auto. but pre-.
ferfed o. pgy the fine rather than
undergo the trial Three prominent
society ladies' Of Seattle. who were
Ia the auto when they toured
thfuugh thin county recently, were
nahpaenhed as witnesses and the
trial took place before King County
Game Warden Hief last Saturday
at the court house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

vas Ms prvans' aoe General lie
was purbasud u number 81 years
ago from FATTY" Holman. who kept
a fruit stand aud was a ioeal celrb,
ritz The npnna have enc other
dos. a Scotch collie named bird =
saw az old man With an enc
horse Wasen nlliug n barrel With
water from the hydfant by the barn
/ found him 10 be one Of Mt Rrys
ans tenants lie reNta 60 nf the
i6f acres which comprise the farm
Ne atiuned when / asked him if Mr.
nFyan vas a koed landlord
sure. and II thCy vas all like Mr.
Br an thercd be no complaint 70
make \ nicer. more agreeable man
{ never worked FOE
Mlllnons the manager. was build.
iuE fence around a soaerv pasture
witch uf1an recently purchased A
svaEthy yeuus man With a firm Jaw
a pleasant alniie aud a hearty laugh
Is Wm Mlilson.
The new fence vas one 70 attract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

Explained Millson Uncle VIII
wrote nte when be was ia Manila g.
cancfriu the whole bafngafd. bat
I've ben loe busy"
you just Nalt tiu " J sets
home and he'll set around 20 q, III
bet. gtina.d the hired man
40 Alf o. stability.
The visitor 10 thc nrYan farm 4
impressed Nifh one thing shove All
othrfa That IA stability Il "
written all over the place M
lifYan builds unihlns temporarily
Ths fenrc uf tee O. acre pasture u
an exatspls Tie stables. io1. are
ehlnery II all ot the beat. aud the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Mrs. efran Werks.
SHIPS OFFICERS CHANGED.

Several changes have recently
taken place In the personnel Of
some Of the crews OF the Boston
Steamship company'a fleet In adj.
dition 10 the promotion Of A. r
Hunter 70 the chief officeFship on
the steamer Hyades. " VI nurdltt
was promoted TO first officer II the
shawmut Mr. Hunter was second
officer on the fremont and took
Mr. Burdlit's place. tho latter hav.
Ing been second In command on the
Hyadea MI Burditt succeeded "
e. Armstrong A Mckay ~ np
pointed second officer of the Hy.
AIDES. which II scheduled to put 10
sea today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MURDERS THEN
SUICIDES

EVERETT. Sept ~ At starinp
ttft eoanty. Jesse Appleton. n"
Era haftsr shot and killed kiitf
Nsarna. his white mistress, festsf.
dag Afternoon and then committed
tpiciic Appleton had been DRINK
lAe heavily the last Two days and
4 quarrel with the woman Il sup
posud 60 have hecu the reason for
the tragedy
Alpieion and the woman vent 10
s,argnp list Saturday from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Caught In the Act

This morning young man was
caught IN the act Of anRtchlnR n
handbag from a lady When ar
rested he stated that he did not
think she wanted u as she could
get another one NO cheap al the big
handbag sale NJ Bartell's Red Cross
Drug Store. clio Second av., tomor.
row. The new styles are just In
and Thursday we offer them nt
one-fourth off the regular prices
Of zoe. 75c and 30 on up to SO. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
WAS MARRIED IN MANILA
AND REPENTED IN PARIS
TRAGEDY or AN AMERICAN
GIRL WHO CHASED a coRo.
NET AND CAUGHT AN uH.
PRINelpLGo ARlsTocaAT,
WHO DESERTED HER.

PARIS Sept Is Another pitlful
tragedy has resulted from the
haaly marriage Of young Amcfi'
can girl and pennllHha. unprin.
eiplod European aTistocrat, coming
to a pathetic climax at the Grand
hotel here
There is much mystery attached
20 the case. for the name Of the un.
fortunate Girl has not become
known. the police Withholding II Al
the request Of her relatives Tho
man IL named Baron Santos D0liyo
v0n DobfowolHky Donneramark
The couple were married as the
outcome OF a brief acquaintance at
tlongkong and Manila The mar
fiaEe waa performed Ia the Chapel
of the Assumption IA Manila by the
chaplain Of the United States army
on June { The baron chptiyaicd
the young SRI b. accounts OF hia
exploits AZ telegraph export 20 Gen
efal atoeaael. during the Siege 81
Port Arthur lie declared himself
90 be- the nephew and only heir 81
the Count Henckol Won Donnera-
mark. one Of the most illusifioun
nohiemsH OF Germany. aud 20 be a
cousin and business associate Of
MaFroni
After the marriage. plans were
made for returning to America By
WY Of Europe The bridegroom
then confessed himself short 81
money lie said be had large de
noslt IN a Chicago bank. but the
bank had been crippled b the San
Francisco earthquake.
The bride Who was well supplied
with money. gave all she had 70 her
husband. Who secured passage for
Paris
The baron had declared that nj
Naples he would receive $500 from
hih nneie. but this money, 81 course.
/ ald not appear. aad his wife beFan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
SEATTLE CAPTAIN
is FINED

NANAtdo. II G. Sept 10 An
unusual and Interesting case was
heard In the local police court yes
ierday. Captain Mckay. Of the
steamer Pennsylvania. loading coal
here. was fined $40 for "a violation
OF the British pllotaEe act The yes.
ret was under command Of Captain
blaine. but upon entering the haf
har Mckay. who Ia an emploYe Of
the owners Of the Pennsylvania.
Was observed BY local pilots on the
bridge ~ the vessel and VAS &C.
cofdlnHly charged with acting 10
the capacity Of pilot Mckay denies
thia. arguing that be was relieving
Captain blaine was the latter VAS
examining the charts u Nanhimo
nafhuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Seattle Boston
Copper Co.
ships In Machinery fer Driving
Work This Winter.

The engine. generator and power
holst went into the mine this week.
and power drill Is on the way.
with this equipment IL IL expected
that fully 81 .0O0.0 900 worth Of ore
will be proven in place during the
next five months This is, OF course.
dependent on the extent OF the ore
body. but the outlook N fine Tor
this 10 be proven. The offer Of an
other block of stock NJ $40 per
month for 100 shares Of stock In
each Of the Seattle Boston and
Dutch Miller companies, 10 enable
The seattle Boston 10 close a deal
for the purchase Of the control OF
the last named company. IL meet.
ing with ready sales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

attention oa any farm. The posts
we're all of iron eored cement and
they we're set AZ freauent Intervals
Npon them WAS fastened the vel
stretched woven wiru In the Ian.
EnaRs 0f the advertisement. Il APP
pearva 20 ~ literally -piE tight. bull
afrune aun horse high
les. that's = PRETTY good fence
said Niilson after the Introduction
Uncie VIII bouEht 4 carload Of the
POSTS lass fall Il Wss an awful lob
80 pat n ap. bat uoW Ia fenced fer
good " dont 60 ia for auY
BALI way work
"unels wiz . woesss.
Mllison rufrrs to ngan a. ~tinele
Wit and w =" Others about
IN. place call him Mr. Bryan and
w J. nat thsY all love him
noes - work. exclaimed Milh
eor. With fhs aecrui on the verb
You iust oaxht 10 sse him Hes 4
uorkef feum wAF haek Hr can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
THE MARKETS

The street opened this morning
much the same as yesterday. with
the exception that carload OF
sweet potatoes are on the market
selling Al cents firm. A shipment
Of oranges came 10 by express THU
morning. selling at s. so,
The meat. fish. poultry and dalr,
markets have not changed. Eastern
storage tub butter has taken a droI
from 20 cents and "a cents to q
cents and Is cents.
The lime. cement. hay and food
siuffs market IL firm AZ yesterday
auotntiouB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
oyo Is nonINATgp.

CONCORD \. ~. Sept is-Ths
republican convention last night
nominated Charles NJ Floyd. 81
Manchester. as their choice for
governor. Nine ballots were neo-
eRsarY Ia reach a decision Winston
Churchill. the novelist, vas Floyd's
closest competitor. The party
adopted the policy Of President
Roosevelt. and commended the ao-
ton Of the senate In passing the
Galilneer shipping bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

The bride was heaftu - md
found herself alone IA Paris N4sA
no money and only the seaniiest
wardrobe She Informed the man.
ager Of the hotel. who sent her to
the American consulate. where ef'
forts were made 10 secure the ar.
rest Of the fugitive and the recovery
~ the goods The Paria police we're
called In. but we're unable 10 DO
anything. By European Law all
that a woman poasefses belongs by
right 60 her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

10 become somewhat suspicious. He
Quieied her with plausible cKplaha.
lions.
Al Paris the couple put up AT the
Grand hotel. end the baron tried 20
obtain more money from his vile.
She could give bin no more imme
dlately. so one morning when The
bride was taking a bath. the baron
gathered together an her Jewels.
valued al 5000. together with some
little money she bad. and The
checks for their trunks. which had
been shipped to Bremen, and ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
GENERAL pussINo IN CITY

General G - punninE Of spo.
kane. department commander Of the
|G A n. IL In the city ~ delesato
70 the republican state convention,
Tonight he will attend the banquet
~ the l4oyal Legion az the Lincoln
and tumorfuw viii visit the Soldiers
Home AZ OrtinE ON Saturday even
inc the members ~ the Grand Army
wamau'a Relief Corps and ladies'
a the g a Il. Of Seattle. VII ten
der hiu y reception at Pythian hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
The Stitch In Time

Renting = safe deposit bon 10 ,hs
elegant chrome steel Gre gfouf
xauitM % Vm u Pertains. zit
Cherry st.. may prove 10 b the
stitch in time" that ell save
nine Boxes only - per Yeas
nont take chances with fire and
thisxes whsn a cent and q teeth pss
asy VII givs Youf xaiaRhlss sbso
iute protection 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Spokane and Return

FOR 1910 by Great Northern Rail-
way. going Sept "a. good TO return
IN 10 oct. Z. Ticket o,tice. Second
and Columbia
$500 electro steel barrel, ohok.
bored. top snap. low rehounding
hammer, pistol grip, automatic
oiector shotgun, s3.7b. at Spin.
ninga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
REQUESTS FOR LUMP
SUMS WILL NOT co

The custom Of the various city
departments 10 introduce ordi-
naueea In the city council calling
for the appropriation Of lump sums
Of money "a cover the cost Of Ger
tain appliances. instead Of stating
the exact amount required 10 pas
the bills. was declared last night %
the fire and water committee 70 be
4 nuisance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
RICHARDSON IS BACK.

Walter Richardson. formerly
night clerk II the Washington hotel.
returned TO Seattle and will enief
the employ 81 the Savoy hotel MF
Richardson has been employed In
Nnn NnrE for annna Time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
WILL SETTLE.

SAN rHANcfsCo. Sept ~ Tn,
London a Lancashire Fire eompan,
will pay fire losses At a rate - u
cents on the dollar The compan,
has asked the Hibefuin bank 70 re-.
move It, name from the list Of com.
panies which are not able 10 meeI
0bllgationa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
TWO UNIDENTIFIED DEAD.

There are now two unidentified
bodies NJ the Ronney Watson
mnrgue One IL that Of the man
who met death under the wheels OF
railroad train ~ the foot Of Main
u. yesterday. and the other II that
of man who asked to be accom-.
modmtsd with bed AZ the Way.
side Emergency hospital Monday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
MILWAUKEE IS
FLEA BITTEN

MI wAuKEE. Sept ~ Pleas
have Invaded the fashionable COIN
try clubs and many fine homes.
one school was forced 20 close aud
Others arc oysrrun The appearance
Of the rnKt IL unaccounted for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
FuNehaL OF mrs. rReNNe.

The funeral services ~ Mrs r.
Trpnne. who died Monday. viii be
held tomorrow afternoon AT
o'clock from Cartons Undertaking
usrtare at Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

The winter opening Of the Y "
e. A. Il nov being arranged
Changes vii be made In the phys
zeal and educational departments.
these opening October /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
us1Ls ALICE GERTRUDE

Michael Toliakson. owner Of the
tug ]. NJ Coleman. has libeled the
steamer Alice Gertrude for $4,000
for towing that steamer to n place
of safety when In dangerous post.
ton IN the straits last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

buildings are practically fire proof
Everything IA convenient There
IL running water on all parts Of the
farm one windmill furnishes i;
under the force pressure system
and there are hYdrants 90 the
lawns. In the garden. IN the barns.
tn the pastures. and faucets with
hot and cold water all over the
house
A hot house and Ice house add
much TO the pleasure of life - Fair
xisw.
Mrs. Bryan Works
Mrs Bryan IL as prodirious a
worker AZ her husband she Is on.
lowed slth splendid health and re-
.nzrkahic strength and endurance
when ~ home she Il a familiar fig
ure IN sunbonnet working ia the
garden among the flowers and the
vegetables. experimenting the max
Ing Of butter and the general econ
oulca OF tho home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
rnaee WANT DIVORCES.

Martha Ella Sederprun. Emily y
Netcalt and Anna L. l.edwidge have
asked for DEGREES Of divorce from
their husbands. charging abandon
meDt. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
lAsr no.r TO FAIRBANKS.

DAWSON. Sept -. The steamer
Ida May will sail from Dawson 20
sFailbanks on Sept u. making prob
sbly the last trip 81 the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

o. a " wv
-. eerrsspendcnee 70 The
star
,>,.alx Neh sept IT. Fair
lN ~ fafm - Ww ] bfNan'
- .Ame miles southeast Of liz.
Yea leave the street car at
= tneNa a. hTNan station.
~ ,seu ,ea see house set CA a
q -. ! hnaseape az cora fields.
- ma 4 grove around about lt
=, - iarm home q William
" ssgss IS built II chinped
- ~ srewasiene tfimmlaF Is
s.,.,e N,og. which slants la Ions
~ 500 al Ines from lofts sabic %
49, A broad porch with
ss.ene copiue extends partly
49, - ~ south amt vest sides In
sss.--ssfu, carve Steps lead do9 n
- arlyrwag on one side and to
1. srn On the other
shlepel hrick barn stands bach
80 Aoass. and hack of This a hun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
uIpops olvEN VACATION.

The Jurors Of the criminal de
a. tsnent Of the superior court were
Histnissed today until Monday morn
fnr as no case will be tried In that
uepHtment until that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
nil BRYAN'S THE CHAP WHO SURE
DOES KNOW HOW TO FARM IT"

.,,1N soos A1 HAS ON THAT PLACE NEAR I'm
n' AND rng aLoooGo CATTLE Ann TIE HORSES
'' .xusr-Anp FARMER slLL HIMSELF WORKS LIKE
,.ers sG eoGs INTO THa FIELD on rHu HAY
'.,r-ss sullps rHisss FeR NssPs-sae BRYAN eo1s
IN A suNBoNNer suRstlF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
TACOMA DAY.

NORTH YAKIMA, Sept is.--res-
isrdav being Tacoma Day az the
state fair. the city was thrown open
20 Tarotnaites. who we're present
nearly 900 strong Tomorrow II
rIl.n.hnrr and klttItas county DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
lrirus TALKS roNlcHr.

Herman =. Titus. the socialist
sneaker and orator. who has been
arrested several times for ohstruct'
tna the sidewalks. viii speak at the
corner Of Second av. and Pike st.
this evening on the Judge and
Jury"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

AID xarls down the Keutie SLOPE
- = ~~n to frame barns aud a
49, kense. the latter the resf
kres Il lAs mAaaKef. VIA u NIL
~ Rsgans nephew The orchard
60 a. tAe norfh side % the
ssss wfsk the garden and hot.
hu4N Asf~een
- nsk through TIE alfalfa field
h.ks i IT, einder driveway acar
A. Ansss A swinx. chairs lower
,~.s saa shnae trees siYe ihs iaS =
q atsear3ace q housilness ana
nz.rrt
a osautisul vlevS
fslrkw w. INDEED. sell named
ynsssx oa To- iAwn ore car $50
n s>ssFal Mics across eoFnftslda
"a srrhsras q prosperous f&fufs
al maurban places 20 tie north.
- stsre TIE city lies and 90 the
xs.a wb-fs. b-yuad FIELDS - corn
nukrn By TIE ssuuoas Lac Of trees
x1rs n4fss Salt creek stands the
z-< enlls<s Of TIE Adgenlials
res oss -csnsrat-
Frsm he ffort ei the house !
ssksa sroMna ihe driveway 10 the
ar A .hiis haiidnx lAy an The
go le4fe s4Frpasaing the back
rRce kls bad T~etinE on his pass
h sss hks a foG u stone a. he
ke1ez analinkinxlY doNu fhis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Have the children's Eyes
Examined Free

By expert opticians al the Sehach-
ard optical Co. 1907 Second ave.
Glasses. II they need them, from 81
m ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
CAR COMPANY WANTS
ff ROAD UP sENESEE ST

Tho Seattle. Renton a Southern
Esillirie company will. upon the an
heA,Ion Of Southeast Seattle 10
eaaFle. apply for franchise on
{5Aft 400 - from the main line 10
IL Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Limo and Cenent.

Portland cement. imported. pcr hbl, 8 q
Portland cement. California. per hhl, ~
les so Tor returned bags plaster paris
bhi faIa. lime, SAN Juan A Roche nRf-
baf. hi 81 % FIRE brick. per n See pias.
terms hair, per 10. tci metal iath. per yard
Ee0abe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

AUTO RACES TO-DAY.
~ y AEstrAllaa pursuit rnee
~<zsrs swsnt zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19

ps,tanhs. rvs locsi oantass. per n
ihsss peas n .ee nsv sesis 49,
safIetss ssss. o. So :. Me- e-si. -. :,
sauasn. ~ deEsn. - corn4 psf tss y =
psr dasen se8aci Hubbard sauAsf
rsf a. l ttc vs. beans n = rciat"es
sweets De- wNtsfusiona. ise9H cNt
Frulta
n.nsna. q ftaa q. or y per ~ wsnsl.
ahse apples rsr bon. fseeit y. lemons -
bas tfgl 81 fanfy lemons. Pc tet, v
see Fsfs astsa psf pos. u s. cecea'
suss A. Sc. wsnafrhss PEACHES. yellow
crate. fto0fita. rsntsieup..s. sfais Vel 2
appiss tnss nauyes s.ssi Vs- -
Valencia O. e.. LINES. 90 case, cfs'
angist M0lt native ptunes. hos itHs
E5spss. To-Day bos. nlt muscatf, q e
kiaeh. iM. NaisEa. Ia.
Eggs
a,fistfy fssah ranch ssFs dozen, sc
oresan randi son Eastern, sWase
Butter and Cheese.
washington ersamsfs batter. pss 10 -.
faetsfu. fresh brick per u. "a Eesteft
ffssh tab sf4sxf ranch butter, Per ~ tsc
shsesr. Wisconsin tsins lee Mts
HI tsofsc. Ssw Yofk daisies rhsess 10
bims Rwisa u. iTaisc. Ttlamook. zee ise
Eastern stefass tub batter st0ac
Poultry.
i've cid chickens per ~ - ;troii
ere IEHaor 10. spfing iiMits live tufkeYH
.fs 1915 NJ. sprina. Ndike. i've iurhey a
III ie1 dressed per ". Ntfa2f hN'
dnrEa per ibi. Sci chicksns, li9itcl
foosiers. sitaioc
Live stock.
wetAsr. sheep pef ID. exc! ewes
ace steer. per H. g., cows. ~ gfHae
calves per 10. tu7c. lambs. per head, y.
Meats.
asesrs per M &C. cows 10 t'koi seat
Per H. stsdIer mutton. 10. shuaife tpfins
lamb per ~. e'snier. dressed hog-. 10
iax
Fish.
ashanuer hnllbut H. l02lgise. stramsi
baihut usf ~. fJtisej salmon trout dress
-. per 10 leHifsr eaim ~ tfeul. per 10
II ohinook salmon N. &C. founders
H. attci aeics. ~. g. fock eed PER 10
y shrHnrs. pef ~. in9iic. silver rmelts
IN. g. olympia oysters. Der sack Naosl
90. per nsi itu7M s. per sack
$50. rer gal f2Hfl 81 punEuncss cfatH
tfni IS red suspera. tote CLAIMS, rel
ahfk 81 g.. sturgeon, per 10. laei eat fab
PEI a. 9ite. fronsn shad. per ~. Soc.
Hay and Feedstufrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-19
Hay and Feedstuirs.

Eastern wash timothy. tttuis ton, pus
set sound SO ton alfalfa A34i1 PEI ton
wheat hay. 90 per ton, Eastern WashinK
ton cate 81 ton, Puget Sound oats
tai ton. whole corn. 80 pef tun, cracked
oafn tln per ton. feed meal 80 pr ton
middiinGu ~ per ton. on cake. 40 per
ton bran per ton 81 shorts per ton Us
,hapuad feed ~ pnr ton