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Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-30

lOuRc uhIl'
Don't forget the Woodmen meet.
ing Tuesday evening, April Bird, at
the lodge hall. ....
Gottfried G, Werre is slowly fail
ing. He is now confined to his bed
most Of the time. d..
Harry Fiddler, of Artas, passed
through Eureka Saturday enroute
for eastern points.
Ruby Cole of Ipswich, came up
Thursday of last week to visit a few
days with friends.
John Bauer returned from Java
Monday. He will stay at Eureka
until after the spring work.
Six choice rose bush plants free
with The Weekly Inter Ocean and
this paper, all for only $1.00
j. K. Reagan and daughter, Gene
We've, returned from their visit to
Wisconsin points last Friday.
J. NJ. Brown returned 70 Eureka
last Friday from Ashley, N. D.,
where he had been attending court.
Make home pleasant and life worth
living by having roses. You can
have them free. See offer in this
issue.
The new town of Forbes, Dickey
Co., N. D., is to have two papers.
The Forbes Tribune is the first TO
appear.
r. L. Yocum, of Pierre, S. D., has
pair of buffaloes, one year old,
which he drives around on the
streets.
Marriage license was issued Fri
day for the marriage of John BARN
ger of Eureka and Katharine Upper
Of Hosmer.
Mrs. Michael Henne, of Long
Lake, is visiting her son, Michael at
iceland. She expects to be absent
several days.
Miss Emelia Stoller, daughter of
John StoIIer, is gradually failing.
The doctors have given up hopes of
her recovery.
Charter election is drawing near
Who will you have for mayor? What
is the matter with Chris Vorlander?
He's all right
'Ihe Post always leads and never
follows. A garden ofrOses is given
free to every subscriber. See offer
printed elsewhere.
The Weekly Inter Ocean offers a
garden of roses free with each year
tv subscription. Gail at the Post
office for full Information.
We have enjoved a few spring
days this week. Just when we will
make another Jump into a small end
Of winter it is hard to tell.
There is one thing that Eureka
can feel proud Of. That is her street
lights. The rays of light thrown
out these nights are simply out Of
sight.
The Mcpherson county creamery
company will talk toour dairy farm
ers through the German Post next
week. Don't miss what they have
to say.
q Emanuel Reiner, who has for sew
eral years resided on his farm be-
tween Hillsview and Hosmer, will
move into his new home at Eureka
next week,
Henry Wittmayer, of Linton, N.
D., who has been helping his father
Peter Wittinayer, near Long Lake,
build large barn, returned to his
home Tuesday.
p1~ Mrs. Fallman will return
home April 3rd. and will be pleased
to meet any of her customers at her
gallery on aud after that date until
further notice is given.
The fire department Of Eureka
will receive $95. % as it's share in
the distribution of insurance tax of
the state. Sioux Falls will receive
81, ,2O3. II, Aberdeen, $633 53.
Miss Olivia Halsen, OF Pollock,
was the guest of Miss Lillian Soper
Tuesday. Miss Halsen was on her
way home from Mitchell where she
had beaa attending school.
Fred Strasser went to iceland
Monday morning and returned to
Eureka Tuesday in order to be pres
eut at band practice in the evening.
Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., S.D.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-30
ArtaS-Eureka
Stage Line.
TIME TABLE

Single fare ST 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

woman was arrested af New
York yesterday for threatening 10
XIII J = Morgan.
Hon. Charles Wilson. attorney
general IN the cabinet % the Brit
tsh Columbia government sent his
resignation 10 Premier Mcbride and
II has been accepted. Mr Wilson il
nov in Ottawa
Ole = Finstad and L. G.. Cough
ener. Of Los Angeles. were sentenced
yesterday az Santa RosAlla. Mexico.
% ~ years and Eix month"; IN the
peniientiAry for tho murder OF W..
r. Rutherford OF PHILADELPHIA and
C. W MeMurray, Of Los Angeles. AZ
the Diaz ranch In chihuahua.
A charge Of dynamite was set Off
yesterday In Hartford. Conn. In the
doorway OF Clark. Chaplin 4 Bush
nell. Wholesale Eroeers, against
whom a teamatera' strike had been
In progress Tor some time. The OK.
plosion severely damaged the front
Of the store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
OUR PROBLEM
ON THE PACIFIC
ny CONGRESSMAN J. A. T. Hull CHAIRMAN HOUSE
COMMITTEE MILITARY AFFAIRS

Written Especially for The star
10 case Of attack ON the Pacific
side. the United States would find
its chief reliance IN its various naval
bases.
regard Hawaii as the greaicst
protection 60 the Pacific aeahoafd
A hostile fleet could not operate
over the l0nE stretch between the
Philippines and the coast Of the
United States without coal. The
United Statua has Hawaii for a eual-
ing station We would also be able
TO coal At Seattle, san Francisco and
other points ON the coast. A hostile
shin would have 40 base from which
60 operate. and without base would
BE- obliged to remain In the far east
Our fleet. meantime. would have
several bases from which to operate
fheFe 10 the new ono AZ OionKRpa.
SublE hay. In the Philippines. Nhich
has lately received the attention. Of
congress. Some army offleera
wanted 20 spend the money FOR FOR
tificaiionn az Catiie instead % al
olonEapo. bat the legislation vas
knocked out. and olongapo. which Ia
the nAvy'u choice FOR base. will be
fortified and equipped with dry
docks. yards and all the machinery
Necessary Cor oYefhAnling aud IT,
pairing waFnhips
Ga the Pacific coast Ne already
as ! have said have considerable In
the way % facilities for fistlnk out
and nvofhauling Nafshipa. and there
u talk II fortltylng the haFt.or a.
San Diego. The question Of another
naval base on the Pacific coast has
beeu asitated some In naval circles.
and ana told there has bssn some
talk Of appointing a board AZ ON.
GERS 10 consider the question Of
more dnCkiug aud ether facilities on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

One II the latest touches a..
eomplished BY the versatile gentle.
man was on Queen Anne hiIi lie
called on a Swedish family there
snd announced that he had iuss
eotns from the old country and had
At his rooms several bolts Of fine
dress goods which a sister had semi
out from sweden lie had juAt
bought = team o. horses for sssn
bad only ssts on his person and
could be borrow o. To eonplsfe the
purchase. lie would then deliver
the Eoosis.. call again and xet better
acquainted.
The woman was suspicious and
sent her little slri aluns 10 r., he
return q the 8. The tvo took the
car 10 Second av and Yeslar WAY
There the man asked the glfi 10 gri
on a south Seattle car While he
vent to the stand to buy a cigar.
he never came hack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

the Pacific coast. Hut that IL a
question Tor the naval committee.
! am In favor 81 keeping up our
naval atrength on the Pacific ocean.
] am ia favor 81 avoiding war BY
being ready for H. think that Al
least une new hatiisahip. with some
smaller craft. should be authorised
by congress every year until our
navy il secnnd 10 uoua unless IL be
that Of Great britain
II must be borne In mind that
while We neem 10 have little nov
Ne have a large number ~ wArhhips
building These will BE- completed
before very Ions. and vheu they are
all done th. United States viii rank
third In naval strength that i.
third Ia point II tonnage Il Il my
opinioa. however. that In point 81
personnel and skill Of the KunaeFa
and bravery q the man behind tho
gun. the United states takes second
rank 10 no nation on earth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
IS DOING
FINE BUSINESS
MAN FROM SWEDEN WHO scRRows MONEY ON srREsors
DAY

Despite the numerous warnings
witch have been issued through the
local papers the Swedish gentleman
who borrows money ou the sir~ugth
u being acquainted With sonss
member ~ the family living back
"a the old country ls still apparently
doing a rushing business. wIthis
tho past two days several more
complaints where people have b~cn
victimlrei have reached the ears %
the police.
The fakiF. whoever he II. Il con.
sldered by tho police 10 be a slick
Qua Several Of bis latest victims
had already read Of his operations
In the papers. but scknowied that
bis "con" talk dlsarmed their
suspicious and ihey finally were tn
dnced 20 lend him money. not real
iEinE thai they we're being artlatieai-
~ worked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

sufficient Dor her She knew that
Ia thu first place the young man
should show more respect Tor her
than t. smoke cigarette while
walking on the street by her side.
aud secondly, she knew what danger
the young mRa Was In from the
continual use Of the paper weed
Yesterday the Anti Cigarette ed
tor received seven pledges nom
men at Rentan Several ladies Of
tho Y W G. A. have sent In pledges
and they are also launching little
crusade On their own account to
assist The Star. ~ told In letter
70 the editor. 10 Il now. Hustle
the good thing along and your aid
will be rewarded A letter al
dressed 10 the Anti Cigarette
League. The star. Seattle. Wash
will reach his deck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
QUESTION WILL BE
SETTLED TOMORROW
BIC DELEGATION OF BUSHES TO TACOMA ~
SPECIAL TRAIN TO NECESSITY or ESTABLISHING
STATE PUBLICITY BUREAU IN THIS CITY

win Seattle be the headquarters
q the proposed publicity and In
formation bureau ~ the state Of
Washington OF viii she allow Ia
CONN 10 become the official mouth
piece Of state commercial olubH2
This question vitality important
20 Seattle and the state. will be de
cided before the Tacoma chamber
Of commerce tomorrow night over
90 commercial organizations from
every section Of the state Will he
represented by delegates vino VIII
decide whether Seattle or Tacoma
Is The more advantageous point from
which the important work Of dis
semination ~ advertising literature
IL TO be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

v...erlay Afternoon IN flont 81 a.
...ss s,orp on Second az. near the
=. aas-.r ~ Talon A., a seattle Eirl
- pablc demonstration ~ the
-. taken by her IN The star .
..,,.tlssrettc crusade
"a 81 haa walked down Pike e.
$50 The stheol With = young son-
$50. go ana turned into second aV.
!. ~ Young man passed the eisaf
49, = Ne uaased. weni TO the lighter
- heenn nuffiuK away At a cigar
- A. he turned "a the YOUNG
go nm uxag her hand aad With a
s.saxara movement the cigarette
ssst fiying int the stree,
Aci save % Indignation aud
..rsf paased over the YOUNG man
- NJ immediately began a most
sreefal reaaonstfsace. The girl Vas
-. sna words flew fasi and fllri-
- Fully - people passins. gath
- arcund the y0uns couple and
xhss they saw the attention they
.srs attracting they left hurriediy
r.. tie girl won. Facts we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
ALSO PASSED CHECKS
IN PORT TOWNSEND

mer aud proceeded "a Seattle on the
steamer Nottingham at midnight
under the name of w " Miller
He registered here before his right
name was known aa Charles VIII
Jams. lie told the pufaef ~ the
liellinnham that he was golug 20
san Francisco ON the steamer To.
peka and the latter was searched
an It's arrival here. but The quest
MAS fruitlesn.
Jacobs 10 wanted in Belllngham ON
similar charge and also for desert
Ina hia wife aud children and leays
ing them deNitnte
jacohs in medium sized and has
slightly gray hair aud mustache
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
Bodies VIII ca. opsrst.

Secretary williams f. very desif-
Gus Of having Seattle well repre- .
scented at the Tacoma meeting ana
has chartered a special lntefurbnn
train which wtll leave Seattle az 8
O'Clock tomorrow evening. The
train will return TO Seattle At ii'is
J., m.
So much feeling has been eugeu-
dered ausut the possibility or Sc
atfis'a losing the publicity bureau Of
the state that the chamber Of com
rnerce viii cooperate with the Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

BuYs WATERFRONT Rome.

The Pacific Investment Co. OF the
Walker building. reports the sale OF
NJ W. Heenans waterfront home al
Colby. The buyer was Mr.. " ]
schaeffer. general manager for one
Of the well known fire insurance
companies. Mr. schaeffor viii make
this hia home In the near future. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

eounteraigned by the general man
agor Of tho company that they are
accepted Ia lieu Of ear fare.
This being the ease the officials
do. In fact aH we'll as ip form. re
eoiye their passes from the company
through It's general manager.
liut regardless of the provisions OF
the franchise regardless 81 any
charter provisions. the oath OF Of
flee In Itself bids the persons taking
Il To accept no transportation on
any terms not open 10 the general
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
MURDERS GIRL
THEN SUICIDES

NEW YORK. Narrh fb-Mia Es-
tella Young. AGED %. vas shot and
killed BY Louis Nosser. aged ~
" hn Immediately committed suicide
In als sxn apartments In the pres
ouee ofila wlfe this morning The
pollf.s ss~ unsatlsfied With the cr-
plantations 81 Mrs Nosaer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Secretary Williams has been com :
muuioating with every commercial
club n the state that can be reach
ed by long distance telephone today
requesting that a decision be defer
red unlli the Tacoma meeting Is
called tomorrow night.
Many organizations have already
niRuifiod their intentions 10 support
Seattle in the fight and the local
commercial club confidently expects
20 land the prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

q t0Qg = choice appisH. per boz.
q ooii q, cookinE apples. 81 o0oi =
fancy lemons. boa 81 bDaa 81 choios
lemons. per hoN. = 7t4a li fancy navel
oranges. bos. ! stls :. choies oranges.
per boz . assil p tanEerius oranges
California uhi,s tss. D.is bsass pc per-
~ ie. ealifornis darAa. a.ih loses. per
10, g.. so-ib boHsa per lh. t4c ioi
cartons De. n-lb. cartons doc
IN case M Halowss dates. per ID
tdtsc. new Tsrd dates. "a. SCI -
per bos. q ~. DacEaKs dstes. per bon
= efahhsfffes. pei hbl . 3 per boz
ube. eaFnnnuta Der dor, TIA 500 seed
lees grape fruit . gt4gp b.
EGGS
NiHrffF fresh ranch eGEs. per doA
fsifuise fresh eastern. per dor. ildfse
Butter aud chss..
Washington creamery butter. per 10.
~, Eastern. fresh brick. Per ID. ud4sc
Eastern. fresh SUB. per ~ sc; fknah
butter. per u. ietl1e. storage. Eastern
Ions horn cheese Der ~. i7o. twins
per y. itei young America. per NJ. IL
new Daisies cheese. pei 10. lie. usw
cream brick cheese. per ID. lee block
suias. per u. lie hamburger ~. Isc
Ns~ York cheese, per 10 lie
Poultry
live cid chickens per 10. fIQi6tse.
hroiisrs dozen. q ioaSs. live turksfs.
per To- sku-ne dressed. per %. issIzte
live seessf PET ~ ihs4izg Creased per
70. i4ufSe. i've dueka. per ~ ItUfic.
dressed per u. ta0i4e.
Meats
Steers per u. 7e, COWS per H.. ese
Veal psF 10. 2uiUtae. mutton, PER
~ f1ui0c. srfins lamb. per ~. ~
dressed hogs. PER ID. SIC.
Live s,osk.
wslhsrs sheep. per NJ. g.. ewes. per
pr -. stc. calves. psf III &C..
sAnts. pSs head q
Flsh
Hsiihut per 10 Sc. salmon trou,
efssssa. pr f. lsaiss frozen silver
per u. ziAc floundsfs ~ Sc. sdlss
PEI %. s4e. rock cod. per ID. l.
shfimps. per n, lee. froE4n BLACK
cod per u, C. iing cod. per ii. tase
silver sfnslts. sgse psf " OLYMPIA
per al ciams. o. . per saek Due.
xsnsss Gratis. D "9in
Hay ard Fssds,uffs.
Fast wash timothy. IS per ton.
Fus SOUND. ti1giA Per ten. egubis
comp. ENEi Wash. - per ten aifalfA
rs per ton, wheat hay. SIS per ten
Eagt wash oats g. per ton. Pug
Sound cats. ~ per ton whole eofn
fS49 per ton. CRACKED corn. 81 u per
ton. feed meal, t9NeQ per ton. rolled
diinsH 81 per ton ell cake meal, 50
per ton hfsHs - per ton, shofts Ul1
= per ton. saopgsd feed. tAI.d per
toH.
Live ard Cement.
Portland cement traBorted. PER bet
= .. Portland cement. California. per
Dbl, ia lrxA 80 for returned bags
plaster paris per hbi. q - IIfue aan
Juan q Roche iiarbef. per boil O =
tirnr for local consumption. Tia
fire brick, per NJ So o.. piaatering
hair. per 10. *. metal iaih. per yard.
isd1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
Especial to The starr

PORT TOWNSEND. March 10
William Jacobs Of West Sound. is
now wanted here for passing worth
less checka ON the Fieat National
hauk OF nelllngham jacobs. who
until recently conducted a store at
West Sound. arrived here Monday
aud met a business man who knew
him, lie Was introduced aud had
cheeka cashed In two saloons Later
he hought hills Of goods Al a meat
market aud Wholesale house. giylnE
checks Ia payment for the goods
aud the balance he teak Ia caah tie
was recognized by Seattle drum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
BRANCH LIBRARY
PLEASES THEM

The university has been very
fortunate Ia having a branch 81 the
Seattle library established Ia the
near vicinity. This will enable a
student 10 get the use Of any book
IN the Seattle library a. there will
be a daily delivery Of all requested
books.
This has filled a long felt want
~ The university library has a
noticeable larh In a great many ref.
erencs books necessary to the stu
dents In their study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
the MARKETS

CstlfaEnia steamer goods were on
thatstrt~s this morning and In the
differeht shipments was small
amount .ot new potatoes. Lettuce
and spinach are plentiful Meat
priesa o. il usual this time OF the
year, advanced from y 10 III cents
per- pound. The lime war between
Tho blg dealers has eliminated In
an agreement and 30 local conEum-
ers ilfac advanced from IS cents 20
si.3s per barrel Cheese. which has
been etronG. has taken tscent drop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Aud even above the city charter
and the franchise ordinance the
state constitution declares that the
practice shall be unlawful In art.
H. sec. 30. Of the constitution i Nv
provided:
1T shall not be lawful for any
person holding public office In this
state 20 accept or uss a pass or TO
purchase transportation from any
railroad or other corporation other
than as the same may be purchased
by the general public and the legis.
iature shall paAs laws 10 enforce
this provision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
SA Y PASSES ARE
ISSUED BY CITY
HOLD OVER CITY oFriciALsElGcr so jus.
Try THEIR CONDUCT IN ACCEPTING FREE rRANspoRrA.
TON OVER STREET CAR LINES

Members of the city council. mem
hefH-eleet Of the new council aud
other city officials who ride on
street railway passes ia violation Of
their oaths Of office. Justify their
conduct ON the ground that the
passes are issued 90 them by the
city In accordance with the terms
~ the Seattle Electric company'e
blanket franchise aud that they
therefore. Involve no obligation on
their part towards the company
number 81 these officials aud
officials to-hc were interviewed BY
a reporter for Tho Star yesterday.
and this II the usual excuse made
for their violation or proposed vio-
latlnn Of the cath. The officials
claim that they secure their passes
from the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
Broke His Neck

To get some Of that Best Iowa
Creamery Butter for 2bc per pound
Irregular price pounds Tor 55ol
M the Jersey Butter Store. 500 Pike
st. Friday and Saturday only. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

The fire and water committee of
the council last night acted favor
ably on an ordinance 10 purchase a
sits at the corner of Third nv. and
Clay A. for n sIts for a sub fire
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
Tho transportation Rates

All who make the trip from se-
attic 10 Los Angeles viii wear the
official badge. Secretary Williams
~ providing ribbons for many or
ganizatious.
Some criticism has been aroused
IN certain quarters that the North
ern Pacific Railroad company has
been discriminating IN the matter
0f rates. The rate from seattle
20 Los Angeles wiil be $50 and
from Tacoma 20 f.oB Angeles ISL
The apparent discrimination IL ex-
planned by Secretary Williams who
stated today TINT the extra ~ on
the Seattle rate includes meals and
sleeper 90 Tacoma from Seattle
while the Tacoma members Of the
party will not enjoy the privilege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
KUSK0KWIM DISTRICT
OF ALASKA

The Kuskokwim. Of Alaska.
Rich In gold. copper elnnabar and
silver. UuproHpeeted and unde-
veloped. We sail May Is. Apply
, r. Rudd 4 Co. SIS Pioneer Bldg
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

attic Commercial club Ia lls efforts
10 maintain seattie's reputation -
the metropolis u the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Mrs. Love iost a gold watch yes
terday between her residence. 1870
Boren av. and the home Of q friend
az sis Pike st. where she made
short call She has notified the 20
ttga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Before deapAirlng. look 90 pags
G. That IL where all wants are sat
lsfied, No matter What You desire.
Il IL there. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

When the Kanagawa Aaru sails
Tuesday for the Orient. Capt Vale
viii make bis last trip In com
mand Upon arrival At Yokohama
he plll assume the csptaincy - an
other steamer pf the y Y X line,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
Technically True.

In "A manner this Is true The
card certificates or passeH over the
lines Vt the company are merely
certificates that the hoiders are duly
constituted public officials. and A.
such entitled to ride on the lines Of
the company under the provisions of
It's franchise. lt 10. however. only
after these certificates have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
NO CIGARETTES
IN HER SOCIETY
.,,o WOMAN ruAesrs aUR COMPANION a LESSON AND
'V' .~xs.ors SOME ATTENTION ON SECOND AVENUE
THE STARS ANrr.cioARErrE LEAGUE.

THE STARS ANrICiGARETTE LEAGUE.
thereby pledge myself not TO permit any young man.
-. ~ u,v company. 60 smoke cigarette pledge my.
vi. also to do all that lies In my power to discourage
rng the young OF my acquaintance, the habit OF
s;,s cigarettes desire. also. to have my name Ell.
,.rss as member OF The Stars tcigarette League
-.sss...s 80. ......,
Address .,,.....'....ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15
WATER NOTICE

TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. g.
Water rent due In March for Jann-
airy. February. March. April and
May. II not paid by March 81. be-
comes delinquent District includes
all the city north OF Caller street
Metsred water rates due from first
70 twentieth Of month. becomes de-
llnqusnt on twentieth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

Yakima Burbank potatoes fis coo
b. % per toni White River potatoes
tis4If per tom Cal new potatoes, ~.
e. Yellow DanVer onions No
a MsfiAo per cwt; hfstH so
tar sack. rutahaHsa sack. Itc, Calf
cabhnge. per n. 1890; carrots, per
sack. h1qttc. parpisY. per doz, ia &c .
Mexiaan tomatoes per box, 8 taf1 ",
hntlnusa lettuce, q eoai 81 parnnips
sark. Wcffti a.. garlic 10. Sc. cucum-
bsrn doa. & 30. California celery, per
doa SEQ zoe. hareefadiuh, per ID. e ma
i've rhuharh. psf 10. tH6c Walia Walia
spinach per crate, N.ha. cauli-
fioeef. per crate. TO afttchehea, per
crate. 81 Isl. sweet potatoes. 81 90 as
psraFua. ~. sMap California rhuharh.
pef bnx ~ lba tito.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

hfsaines Humboldt arrived from
Skszway and way ports last night
With 20 passengers. 900 boxea OF
haiibns aud 30 tons Of general
freight The Humboldt had only
three passengers from the Interior
They reported the trail In excel
lent condition and fast time being
made. $4,000 Ia gold dust from
Dawson Was consigned to the
Canadian Bank 81 Commerce
The Humboldt wiil sail north to-
morrow nIahi With a good Hat Of
passengers and With a full load OF
freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

bananas s2boQ1 20. or g. per 10.
WenAtcheF applcH per box f2bQ
G1l3. fancy apples, per boz,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-15

steamer jefferson will arrive
frum Skasway tomorrow night.