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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-03
GOOD HORSE MARKET.

Foreian Orders for Drafters and Har-
ness Glasses Tone the Market.
Chicago, Jan. 2.-Estimated receipts
for the first two days the current week
total 1,340, against 141 for the same
period last week and 1,445 the corre-
ssrencing dates last year. The general
inquiry for all classes is Of ample pro-
at nomfnally steady prices. A special
order for both harness and draft classes
Tor expectation to Belgium, in con-
jnuction with steady demand on British
foreign account, toned the market for
b2:h draft and driving classes, and the
liberal receipts clear freely at steady
prices. Several pairs of fancy drafters
cleared at $550@600, on both domestic
and foreign demand. General average
draft classes clear freely at $175@210,
18th fancy offerings at 1925 and up
ward, with but few Of the latter grade
reported. Harness offerings of good
quality in steady demand at $500
$50 and upward to $500. with but few
offerings received that sell above $3.50.
Southern dealers tone the trade with
orders for smooth light chunks at $40
Obs. Small orders are being placed
on southern account for 1000 to 1900
10. chunks at $140@1S5. & While values
are not quotably higher, all classes find
DIoaaef Aoul1ee at the following prices:
Poor Good
to fair. to best.
Drafters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $170@210
Loggers and feeders 7o@125 15o@19o
Farm mares and
Small chunks 1850. 500 70 90@130
Light drivers ..... 70@115 125@36o
Actors and coachers. 110@14O 15o@35o
Carriage. pairs..... 225@275 29O@625
Western (banded).. $50 35 COO a5
Mules .............. 60@125 100000
Movement of horses and mules at
Chicago stock yards for dates men
toned:
Received. Shipped.
Monday. Dec. 81 .1,040 1875
Tuesday, January 1 ;. 300 200
Week SO far .1,34o 1925
Same time last week 141 100
Cor. time 1905 1,445 455
Cor. time 1904 ......... $50 487
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RETAIL PIECES.
FIou. ard Fesd.

Flour, per sack ........... 81. 00@1. 40
Corn meal, 10-lb. sack ..... 10l
Graham -four. per sack 80. Is
Corn Chops. per cwt. ....... 1.10I
Shorts, per cwt ........... 1875
Oat chops. per cwt Lis
Bran, per cWt ............. 1.16
Ear corn. per bushel ...... 45
Shelled corn, per bushel .... IS
Wheat. per bushel ....... rs
Hay, per cwt, new ..... so
OiImeaL per hundred ... 1,6o
Oats, per bushel ........ 40
Chicken feed tground) 20 lb
SACK ......... 2h|
Oyster shell, per cwt....... 80
Clam shells. per cwt. ...... rs
Straw, per cwt ........a... 4s
Butter and Legs.
Sep. Creamery Butter 1889. IS
Country butter, per lb.... 25@27h
Eggs, per dozen .......... go
fcutrry
Spring chickens, dressed, lb. 141
Old hens. dressed. lib. .... 12M
Ducks. dressed ......... IS
Turkeys, ID ................ 2o]
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W. I. Wilson, Real Estate. 1O7 N. Court


Was built
Corner Wapeo
~ Acres of
road Small be
Acres all In cultivation
per ~ Tor posts No buildings $50 If
small house of
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FOR EMPHASIZING OUTFIT,
10 horse power, Nichols s. Sheppard
traction engine. separator tank, belts
all complete, good order. Very cheap
for cash. John Ethel, Bloomfield,
x Iowa.
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BRoMPToN.

Brompton, Jan. 1.-Mrs. Jane Rob
inson is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
MISS Margaret Hawk Of Kirksville
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000; best steady, others weak to loo
lower. Beeves, s4.1o@7.O0: cows and
,heifers. s1.6O@5.10: stockers and feed
ers, s2.50@4.6o; Texans. $3.75@450.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: slow and
weak to &c lower. Mixed butchers,
s6.10@6.42: good heavy, s6.25@6.42;
rough heavy. $6.00@6.15: light, $6.05@.
6.35; bulk sales. $6.25@635
heep-Receipts, $4,000; steady at
$3.50 $50; lambs, s460@775.
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AGENTS iWANTED-To HANDLE
piano and furniture polishing paste.
removes scratches; also moth pow
der, inodorous, not evaporating Both
great sellers. over 200 per cent profit.
Sample 25c. Write for terms. Alex
Scheinert Mfg. Co., 2S41 N. 18th ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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FOR sALE--ONE TO FOUR HUM
bred acres adjoining Ottumwa on
north. Low price, easy terms. l.. A.
Andrew. at Citizens Savings Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LIBERAL REWARD FOR FOLLOW
Ing copies of the Courier: Daily,
May "a, 1902, ard July Q, saaass Week
Is ", Oct. 20 and fIov. &C., 1901. Sept.
80, Oct 7 and IA, 1902. April 2, July
IF 9, Aug. ~, 1903, Feb. 18, and is.
1904. John r. Sipes. EddYville. Iowa.
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ToDAY's MARKETS.

This market is furnished by the Cas-.
sidy Commission Co. Local ONCE.
rooms 20 and 80, Hofmann Block. Tel
ephone. 9S3
wheat-Open. High. Low. Close Yes.
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idays with friends and relatives in Che
quest.
A number of friends and relatives
had dinner ut the home of F. S. Plow
man recently.
Most Of the schools enjoyed the,
ual holiday vacation.
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CHICAGO Poultry Marke

Chicago, Jan. 2.-Poultry- Steady
10@11; chickens, IL; spring
dickens. 10.
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FOR SALE-SHoE STORE, sToCK|
clean and up-to-dat location fine. al
money maker. Ill health reason for
selling. Peter Bretz, Columbus Junc-
ton, Iowa.
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FOR SALE OR RENTS ACRES OF
farm land near Ottumwa. c. D. Du-
lin, Webster. Iowa.
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FOR SALE-REGISTER AND
grade Aberdeen Angus bulls of good
breeding. e. f. Ochler, Moravia, Ia,
Route 3.
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FOR SALE = THOROUGHBRED
Black Langshan chickens; none bet
ter. 75c EACH Mrs. III. Osterfoss,
Hedrick, Iowa.
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Love letters put in storage
their sweetness.
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Chicago Butter and Eqq Market.

Chicago, Jan. -Butter-steady-
creameries, 22@s1; diaries, 20@27.
Eggs-Weak at 20@23.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-MY FARM OF 1875 ACRES
miles nortseast CT Ottumwa. Well
improved. For further particulars
address Fl. K. Kirkpatrick, Route
No. 1.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
wHoLEsALs PRICES

Furnished by John Morreli q ca,
Ltd, at II a. m. Jan. ~
There is no change in the local
markets this morning
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WANTED.

SOUND, CLEAR NATIVE
elm timber, over eight inches In
diameter sawed. five feet long, un-
split. Jerry Seymour
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WANTED - AGENTS TO SELL
South Dakota land. Commission, $1.50
per acre. Jack Hudspeth. Sioux City
Iowa. Box SO.
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FOR RENT.

FOR sALE-oNE PEDIGREED Po-
land China male hog. A. ]. Burgess
Route No. 3.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-03

He Defended Himself Easily, Feeling
His AssaiIant's Strength Already
Waning. p.
In such fashion marched the long,
loosely extended line until the rear
had gone some two hundred yards
away from the circle Of wagons. At
the head, the two wagons containing
the children and wounded had now
fallen out of sight over gentle rise
to the north. The women also were
we'll ahead, passing at that moment
through a lane of low cedars that
grew close to the road on either side.
The men were now stepping briskly,
sure at last of the honesty of their
rescuers.
Then, while all promised fair, a call
men,-a clear, high call of command
that rang to the very rear of the
column: g;:.
Israel, do your duty!"
Before the faces of the marching
men had even shown surprise or ques-
tioning, each Mormon had turned and
shot the man who walked beside him.
The same instant brought piercing
screams from the column of women
ahead; for the signal had been given
while they were in the lane Of cedars
where the Indian allies OF the Saints
had been ambushed. Shots and
screams echoed and re-echoed across
the narrow valley, and clouds of
smoke, pearl gray in the morning sun,
hoated near the ground.
The plan of attack had been we'll
laid for quick success. Most of the
men had fallen at the first volley,
either killed or wounded. Here and
there along the all but PROSTATE line
would be seen a struggling pair, or
one of the e1nigrants running toward
cover under a fire that, always brought
him low before he reached it.
To be Go itinued.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-03
Order for Hearing and Notice sO1
Application for ppOintment
of ADMINISTRATOR.
STAAE EoF MINNEsOTA,
County OF $MOWer-ss. I

SSTAAEo OF MINNEsOTA,
County 0fs sMoWer-ss
q IN Probate Court, So ss
8 Special term February 21st, 1907.
In the matter Of tie estate Of William i.
I Schwan, deceased. 50 @es5s SIS
The State Of Minnesota to all persons inter
3 % reading and fling the petition Of Alice
E. Schwan,e 'of Austin, , N inn, representing
among other things that William j. Schwan late
OF Mower County, MINI. !, on the s22nd day OF
November, a. iD. !. 1904. at Butte, Montana.
died intestate, and being q Teside OF this
county at the time of his death, leaving GOODS:
chattels and estate within this state, ana
thatsthe said petitioner is the widow OF ssala
deceased, and praying that administ OF /.
said estate be to Ossien e. Dodge granted
It is ordered that said petition be heard ana
all persons interested in said estate appear pc.
fore this court, on Tuesday the 10th day OF
N arch, a. D. 1907, at three o'clock p. m. az
the probate office in the city of Austin In SAID
County and show cause if any they have why
SAID petition should not be granted.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
70 the heirs Of :aid deceased, and to all per-
sons interested by publishing this order ana
cltatlon once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing. in the
MoWer county TRANSCRIPT, a weekly. kly.neWspapers
pr!1ted and published at the city of Austin IN
said county ,Z-.57 e 5s3#
: Dated at Austin; Minnesota. the 21st day Of
T ebruary, A. d. 1907. 177-ss5 SS
(sEALl JIM. GREENMAN,
Judge of Probate.
Feb. 27.Mch 13.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-03

OF an army upon them now to repeat
these persecution the reported Of
lenses Of this particular lot OF Cen
tiles. And then, too, he saw It against
his own fawless faith IN the authority
of the priesthood, his implicit belief
that whatsoever they ordered was to-
be obeyed as the literal command Of
God, his mistaken conviction that to
.disobey the priesthood was to commit
the unforgivable sin Of blasphemy
against the Holy Ghost.
G. The plan of assault was now again
rehearsed, and its details communi-
Gated to their Indian allies. By ten
o'clock all was ready
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-03
Trees For Sale,

Ash, Box Elder, Soft Maple, Spruce
Evergreens, Scotch Pine, Arbor Vitae
and other shade trees. Also seed corn
South of South bridge, Austin.
JOHN 4. THOM PsON.
Mower County transcript., 1907-04-03

To be Go ,tinued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
HERE SASTUNT DONLIN
WILL NEVER TRY AGAIN

Mike nonlln. the hard hitter who
- expected 10 help land the New
York uianta in a good position this
year. IL noted for being fond al
many THINGS. bat practice Ia not
enc ~ them. Hut he tried one
stunt 10 get ont Of work last spring
that no will probably not attempt
to repeat this year
The Giants had been out for an
hour or no engaged Ia strenuous
practice under the eye OF Mctiraw,
aud Mike. aluns with some Of the
others. was getting tired They
wanted to return To the hotel. but
McGraw had = contrary spell and
kept them at work.
nonlln was AZ has and nowerman
was catching There q q short right
field al Memphis. whoro the team
was IN training. and bowerman had
an lnsplntioa.
knock all the balls over that
fence. Mike. aud break up the
same" he said
The pitcher was Just lahhing
them over and II WAS n picnic fot
Mike to foul three halls over the
fence Ia rapid succession.
The consnleatora wcrv ehuekiing
NJ the success when McGfaW hap.
pened TO glance their way. Ito u
not noted for hts anselie tefnpss
aud be fairly boiled over AZ the I'd,
tempt % get the best ~ his orders
Those balls you put over the
fence viii cost YOU s. apiees aud
every enc that you knock put e the
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FIRST race. thFeeanaFtora at =
nllle-PiatOoa. i0s lKunzl. J 10 :.
won. The Mist. les. second. Ryan.
i8l. third. Time. ia IA
Second race. fivoeskhiha % 3
mlln-Junia. TOO fTaibertl. . 10 /,
won. loan % Arc. i0s. Eeeund
Kitty Mccarthy. t0s. third. Tins.
l g 10
Third race. one mile Judge Mel
so, les fMrnaBieil. s9en, won
Edwin r Fryer. los. secoae. San
Aivlan. i0G. third Times iss2 IL
Fourth race. three auaFtofa af a
mile Bologna. ito tkuuHl. to Z.
wou. The Major. lis. second.
search Mu, rs. third. Time.
.fsft -
Ftsh race. uus-haif mile Adrian.
lis lKoerncri. TO s. won. Reno
Rebel. lie. eecsud. Lhckfoot. is.
third. Time. 80.
slrth race. firpoha coufnc--Fon
ezssA. ITO tPrrasoni. 20 I. won
sold Spot. los. second. Hi Caul
Cap. los. third Time. 2;ot "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

First race. anehaf mile Wi
mere. IL tnroWnl. 9 to q, wen.
He4thsfscogt. los. second. Humete.
los. third. Time. SO as.
aeeond race. futarity coufpe~
John "a. Rherhan. III tMci-auEh.
lin. 6 to I. won. kfuka. III. see.
ond. Avona. los. third. Time,
ifti Is.
Third race. three quarters Of 8
mile HnifoFd. iot u3nchl. = % !
son. Froiic. III. sncnnd; WatnF
thrush. le7. third Time. iiiT
Fourth race. futuFiiy Van Ness.
fia lNiiliAmal. 10 1. won. orses
q. fo2. second. Coll Jeasup. lie
third Time. TIA IS.
F1fth race. enc mile hnd tiftf
yards prince Magnet. iig tHun
teri, 8 10 4. won. Rotrua. i0I. sec.
oaA. Vfncsntio. liz. third Time,
les
sixth race. one and QUO sixteenth
uiles--Jake Moose. iot tifnntefi.
{ 20 :. won: Andrew Mack. tlz
second byrunsrdslv. 100. third
Time. 1904
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GAME
GOES To co. D

The basketball team OF the signal
cofns were defeated by company
u Monday night az the Armory b.
a aeara of "a 20 II. The men lined
up as follows Company n~Fike
and Young. Forwards kclloF. cen.
ter. bufuell aud Hahn. Euarda.
signal corps n Nelson and III
Nelson. forwards Endrea. center.
Atwood and stevenson. guards
This Il the second gamo Ia the
military basketball league recently
organized. comprising the three 10.
cal companies and the signal coFpa.
4 cup has been donated b. the Of
fieara and will be preaentod To the
winning team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
BUILDING DUG'S
NEW PARK

Work on nugdale's new ball
park II progressing rapidly dphng
the good weather The kat 4 the
lumber for the grandattnd pas
hauled 10 the grounds last Friday
and has been arriving steadily ever
since
When the lumber arrived the
work on the diamond haA already
been started. bat WAS stopped as
the contractor feared ruiny weather
might net In aud cover the lumber
with mud -
The difficulty has been oyefeeme
bY moving the diamond q little nnd
the work ~ again being carried on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
WILL START TO TRAIN
ON APRIL l

shaf unsettled. An Injunction
stopped work on shreeder's new
bali para but the Injunction has
beon dissolved and contractors arr
rushing the construction
The Seattle team will probably
play is first game in Everest
against NeWmau's bunch of Puget
sound leaaners and arrangements
are under way Tor Duaiaie's men
su play the ballard team the firat
Sr second week Of April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
JAP PITCHER LOSES

The Juniors Of the Seattle college
defeated uhe Franklin HiEh School
Juniors In a baseball game Yester-
DAP afternoon By a score ~ 8 10 ,.
The feature Of the game was TIE
pitching Of Nassau. japanese
boy. who filled the bon for the
hlEh aehool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

kept hiinself ia good shape riEht
along with bis work ~ the rncs.
track At Emnfyvilia There Ia The
early mornings frankie kallgpa all
OF the eight horses that constitute
the stable % his father. Jim Neil
Pugilistic fans In thia part %
tho eouutry believe that the TRACE
dy IN which Neil participated and
In which H2rry Tenny VAS the VIC
tim. may prove Instrumental shea
the iiifla fellow goes up against
tough game Nell vas e3ouerAtcd
ca the murder charge resulting
Taam The sucounter. bas the terror
% the eecurrcnce stuck with him
Tor many a usonth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

The baseball aggrcEatlons q the
Northwestern League win start
training about the first u April
pugdale's team IN 20 work out at
home ana the same viii he true ~
Aberdeen and Vancouver. Ihs
Butte team will WORK out Ia WallA
Walla, while Manager Quinn has
made ARRANGEMENTS 10 take the
Spokane team to Lewiston. Idaho.
Coaditionz IN Tacoma aFe some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
NOVEL PROGRAM FOR
THIS CLUB SMOKER

The smoker At The 3 A c. 10
niwht has several events on the pre-
gram somewhat Different from the
lutrr-ciub smokers already held here
this winter. ard II creating a good
deal % interest.
The heavyweight bcxlas match
between Harry Craft % the club aad
Rescr Of the University - Wash
inKton h the frat heavyweight con-
test this winter. Both men wtu tip
the scales A. close 20 the zee mark
Reser Ia q little heavier thau erafi.
The wrestling program VII be
Furnished ~ Max I-Amfrcfa q the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

4. A. G. and l. Hart Of The Everett
Y. N. {. A AZ 10 pounds
This VIII be followed up BY two
iuvvniis wrestler. who have been IN
the hands OF the instructors ~ the
=. A - Meckiin. weighing ~
pound4 wtn meet Maaigan. who
weighs e pound.
some harsxautai bar work BY uis
artists vii be followed By a broad.
sword etssbitiaa hstween Prof. Hail
and fteksuss one Of his puniin An
exhibition ~ tumhiins ard pyramid
work win be xivrn and thu program
win end in comedy aefubatic
ssrteh - lee ~ Everett and Mckay
% local f4isse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
TO DRAW SCHEDULE
FOR UNION LEAGUE

Representatives OF the eight
baseball teams forming the Trades
Union baseball league viii hold a
meeting In the iahof temple Thurs
nay night and a schedule Tor the
romlng season will be arranged.
Al present oniy seven teams have
hen elected. bat the eighth VIII
K decided upon TO-DAY or tomorrow
4 See silver cup has been offered
L. The winning team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Tonight the championship OF the
local Y. NJ. e. A. basket ball teams
Niil be decided hN hot game be
tween the Tigers and business
kien. The TIGERS and business
Men have qualified for the fnalh
fram anong the six Y. NJ, G. a
teams since the season started, ana
the team witch wilma tonight vii
have 20 be capable Of diahins up the
real article
The tigers have won a continW
cas strlng OF victories since theS
organised. while the business Men
showed they could SO some when
they defeated The fast :. A. G, team
on January 80
The teams will line up as follows
-. ntafneaa Men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

YounF America. 81 Las. nmburEer, N,
a. t-eri new cream brick cheese N ~ Il
Uisr. block swiss H. fsdtaeI Tillamook.
iecl Eastern storage. tub. per 10. aic
Poultry.
Tive, OLD chickens ih flMfeei troiiore
Wdsirf springs, is1iarl live turkeys No.
NO 1ee dressed ib "a be. live ducks. ID,
lf4 f0fI faaatefn. liHiar
Live Stock.
Wpfhsrs. sheep. per 10. Co. ewes. 70. 4
So steers. per m. tlA f=tei COWS N.
ntcs eaiHss psf 10. th4iahc. lambs.
Meats.
HtrafN per 10, sci cows. ~ u ftcl veal
per lh, iqhhuNu, mutton, iiUithoi
Klein. the shoemaker. 2l7 James
ct. sss
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tox " sli II fancy FakInia and Wauaf.
rhcs apples pr hnk. 81 SOL. psfaimmnna
ser box 81 mi 81 pineanulra. ssda u
per doErns eraHtafftea per hhi. fa4s %.
efhnherfica. per BOX aau1 oa
Eggs.
strictly fresh ruurh trHs. per dua. zfQ13c.
Orrgon ranch. re- Eastern f1ns
Butter and Chsesa.
Wnahinatnn creamery butter per n. 30.
EsHtarn fresh brick TO- tart Eastern fresh
wisconsin twins, pr %, 10; Wisconsin,
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THE MARKETS


Potatoes. local White Rivers, Con. tsadE
AatiHa uuftonts Ton. tNHF. cabbage.
iaaaE per ih 1uEsf1 uauish nafdheaH
per ih. atfaioi carrots sack. a. aHf y
tufnlua per sack Tftai chill pep
usrH. Per ih. asn. Mexican chill peppers
per H. Mri tstturs. y e1ai 30, squash
fsf0a SEQ. punphinn ! i.fa7c. fanha
onians. sark. ii asai Is. rariiot. ID. Iao'
hnfse raaiah per H. loo, tomatoes per
boz. 30 E aftiohaksa 81 MGi u. csisrg
per doe slHeir fhuhHfh. ih 100. uaAa|
easa. : i51i.
Fruits.
Bananas nrr trees Hnl w TanHas
ftnsa per crate ttfbi stape fruit psF
cfata NH4 f1. lsmanal per bon. a. fNff a4t
lines per case y a. native apples nef
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sprias lamb per -. II lev dressed hosa
pei H. ~ i.ae
Fish.
Schooner hallhui per 10. T0fMci steamer.
ger 10. fhMso. salinuu trout, pnr ~ iauise.
sole 10, tri rurk cod. nar III 100 shriuips
rs. e1iaibo silver Hmelts NJ, o. Olympia
oysters. par sack So % rsf gallon. eaH
p nunEgucan crabs. &idi 3 rcd sunpnnrs.
t6aoi claws per ssek. tsui A sturEean.
per ih. ihci catfish. per II. Zoe. ftogen shadi
PEI 10, tici eaimoh. tshc
Hay and Feedstuffs.
Eastern Washington timothy. PCT tom vi
Puget sound ton. fzt aifnlfa| Ton. HA5
wheat hay. ton, a. Nhnla com. per tom
Ns8lat cracked corn tuns t.tN@ fsed
meal ton tas41at WiadllnEH. ron. SIS oil
cake ton. rsUn' bran. ton. iis. sharta
Biz bargaiu day. see page 5 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

ONE or THE SIGHTS M NEW
York. during the snow soiasbn Is
$500. 900 worth Of hofseficsh on the
famous speedway. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

RUGBY FOOT BALL SEEMS TO
have come 10 stay NJ stanford uni.
vefaity. The field ia 10 be "turfsd.
after the English way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Don't throw aNay Yoaf cd
c1othea Havs them cleaned -
Icok Ike rev al The PantnEiun.
Call up Main ietF zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

IL MEMPHIS SPORTS PERSIST
in their attempt 70 hold a betissa
race meet. they wiil aooa be good
Judges of insnoaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

ton usaaa charged FEED. ton. Esi eau
Lime and Cement - nn
Portland aelunnt imrQfted VI 80 Il
80 IA ~ fstufued hAes, plaster rs $3.50
NM a. Ia ifna san Juan heshe a1sseer
hff Isl AZ Hra bfiek. PER o. - f~er4
los hsIr raf rs. De-. metal avn 49,
iTTese. hard mall plaster Nen -
Nuts and Figs. al.
r-.,rv tmp6ffad fiFs. iSci is,
s,,t- rsf h. &c. almonds, per -. a..
sss-truts aIInts cucoauuis ist ~
peanuts. 5 i-ac --------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Jack Johnson required but two
inmates to put cut Peter Fellx. TIA
champion col0red fighter % Austria
lia Can thls be a warning af
fsquirfs caifberf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

pEnHUTALIZgRs. WAKE Up.
Member OF a pennaYiyanla aquatic
club IL accused Of blting Z tigal and
seriously lniurinK him 4 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

AMATEUR BILLIARD TouRNA.
ment starts at New York March {.
with eight entries.