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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25
A Correction.

In yesterdays issue, by some mad
vertence, it was stated that the Norris
& Rowe's show would appear in We
natchee theatre The word theatre
should have been left off. The show
will be given in mammoth tent.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

/ c. J. Wurtz has gone into the fruit
tree business, having accepted the
agency for the Van Holderbeke Mar
sery Company of Spokane.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

Souvenir fans given away free to-
morrow with every dish of ice cream
at The Fern Candy Kitchen. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

Myrl Higley sold span Of work
horses 10 a man from Cashmere yes
terday for 1915.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

A Scotch laboring man who had
married a rich widow, exceptional
for her plainness, was accosted by
his employer.
well, Thomas" he said, 81 hear
you are married What sort of
wife have you got?''
"Weel, sir, she's the Creators
handiwork; but l Gamma say she's
His masterpiece.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

Souvenir fans given away free to-
morrow with every dish of ice cream
at the Fern Candy Kitchen. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

Souvenir fans given away free to-
morrow with every dish of ice cream
at the Fern Candy Kitchen. $**
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

Miss Maud Pruett, one of the win
ners in the Alaska contest is down
from Chelan today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

0. A. Hoag, OF Chelan, is county
seat visitor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25
IN A LIGHTER VIEW.

She-Did you ever stop to figure
out how many hats in a year you
could buy with the money you throw
away on cigars?
He-I have, dear. / could buy
about fifty for myself, but only about
three for you.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25
COMING EVENTS.

City Council Of Nenatcnee meets
every Tuesday night at the city hall.
Public Concert every Friday night
in the Park Wenatchee Military
Ritzville horse show, juno u.
Celebration at Leavenwort1 July
8 and A.
Celebration at Southside JGly 4.
State Normal Summer School,
Cheney, Wash, June 9-July i
Lincoln County Pioneers picnic,
Crab Greek, June. 1926. 49,, =
Race meet and horse show, Wilbur,
WASH, July 40.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

Eyes examined free nf charge a.
***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

If we please you, tell others; if not,
tell us. L.-W.. Go. ***
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

The Wenatchee high. school ball
team will play the Chelan high school
team at Wenatchee THURSDAY % this
week. A game will be played on Fri
day also after the parade The first
game is called at 1880 p. m.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

A teacher showed his small pu-
pills a zebra, saying, Now, what is
this?"
"A horse in a bathing suit" was
the reply.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-25

c. II. Armstrong went to Seattle
on a business trip yesterday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
ny Ioltn ADAM.

tSsattis Star Useiuaivs Service /
WASHINGTON. March ia@tf
were asked ia deeeflhc Taft in &
phrase ! should call him The
cheerful workman he loves O.
wafk, and BE- works cheerfshy he.
cause he 10 always confident Of de-
ins 4 wcli IL Is his huge optimism.
his belivf VA the essential right Of
everything aud even body that Is
the secret 81 his success. With Taft
as president there IL not likely 10
b. pauiC .fof other Herloua crlalH
dnHlna bis Standardization He vii
head " of hs au active faith aud
vii laugh the mones back into the
HANKS
Physically, TAFT Is one ~ the blF
seat men IN the world he weighs
ssa peundr and il Als feet tau It's
shoulders are tremendous. 80 bread
that woe. nlmosi fornst he I. too biz
around the valsl iio u not lat
man Ia tho ordinary ncnAe. ilia
bones and everything about him arr
ef unusual siae. and the Eeneraun
GOVERNS OF E0od. healthy flesh il a
pFapartiunAir part OF tho general
eqnipmrut We're he a sour. suapl
elans or foaAlmistlC man. be
Neuid be- a loi thinner. bnt he n
none ~ these things
Ills head Is unusually aide be
tween the ears. which Indicates eun.
HlrueiiNr power Ills fnrehraa l.
nat very hiHh. hat uhrumman9
bread and vel developed Over
each eye the hauaa of the skull
bulge distinctly. xhich. they aaY re
fleets the kugnheaa 81 bis ohuerFa
ton Tia mustAehe aud hair are
gFaY tiis hair IL Eruwiug thin AL
uNer. hut no spot on the haad IL
really uncovered fiis ufea are
clear and hnnest and his mauner Il
unhficctedly open and rardial lie
SAYS b. ~ Elaa to see YOU Other
public ui~n when you call 90 them
also say theg afp glad 10 see pnu
but IN utuui eases you knuw that
they aFe bored Ia death III having
- see you sud eniy 40 ~ from
aame te~ilng thai Fhsy ought 60.
When Taft saxn IL. you think he
means a. ! believe he does IL
REALLY heca pretty nearly eycryhads
ae meets aud the uumber uf hia
friends ~ legion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
ccARCfTY OF WATER
IS PROBABLE

This fule was first invoked last
SUMMER and by tho slnctcst On
fnrcemeut of h proeHrHhie the de
pafimenl succeeded IN suppl, ing an
dpmAnds throughout the summer
nui tbla season. with 40 mcrcanc
IA the flow 81 the water. thcre hau
haen an iucfvnae ct I per cent ln
ille numher OF services installed
with corresponding drain upon
the water syatcm
Some additional Haaucliou Ia
water waste viii b. accomplished
by a thorough Inspection Of ali
iiremiaeH using oitY Nnsuf. which iH
nuW ia urogrrsa Susne more Wiii be
shut Oft by the Vigorous enforce
m-nt Of the spfinkiins rules II
nVeessaf1 the spfinkilns hours can
be- snmnN hat reduced before apFin.
NIing l. shut oft entirely bar a ~.
ductiun Of the houre hf one third
would probably not 1seeamniiah a
corresponding saving Ia The amuuut
20 water ased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
POMONA'S BOILERS DID
NOT CAUSE WRECK
(sy uni,ed Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10
The boilers of the wrecked steamer
Pomona were in excellent shape
and cannot be blamed for the dis
aater which occurred on the voyage
from San Francisco 60 Eureka. II
the claim of John b Clements. chief
engineer 81 the vessel In an aft.
davit filed today with the inspec-
tors.
Engineer Clements reached San
Francisco last night and when he
learned Of the published charges of
Gus A Jasper. proprietor Of the
Humboldt beacon. he hastened to
reply. With the return OF Captain
swanson and other officers OF the
Pomona now at Fort Ross. inapee.
tors ROLES and HulEeT will imme-
diately take mp uu investigation
into the causes of the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
HOTEL SEATTLE
IS TO CLOSE

The Hotel Seattle. one Of the heal
known hotels uf the city. viii 30
ont III business TUESDAY March "A
after having isern IN business mogs,
thar Ten Yeafs The hatel Is uNu
ID b. the Hotel stevens company
of shich " = Stevens - president
ard nHnRNrr
The lease. which waM made I'm
Neans aEo. e4plHvd February ama
the company tried g. make terms
t. renew the lszss. but. hsiur an
able Ia make satisfactory terms
concluded 90 ciuzn ths hotel
The company also 0~ns and ~
Ffatas the stevens hotel. and VII
have only ths uss~ tutsl after neat
week The building belongs 90 ths
Iahn Collins estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
TAFT Is JUST A CHEERFUL WORKMAN;
DOES his DUTY AND DODGES TROUBLE.

Taft il not a fighter. because he
does not really hate anybody
enough Go make him think that a
fisht IL the only way out of II lie
likes Go think a. Well as he eau OF
even his enemies Ia most easvH
he probably believes that II his en-.
nmlra would eome aud have n frank
talk with hlm they would thereafter
be "good Indians
liis whole career has been that
OF a psaeemaker aud not a fighter.
People Who have studded his decis-
iane Ia labor disputes claim that
they have naIlhsr been directed
against the WoiAingman nor against
he capitalists. hat really FepreHeutnd
a fair effort an his part 80 preserve
the public peace He does not like
diHturbors lie wants every body Go
come in out of the street and ~
quiet aud be good That Is shat en-
ehlgs him % 60 % ihe rhlhapines
or Cuba. OF to ans other place where
there IL a faw on. and. aa aoun aH
he has been there frN DAYS and
haa had a chance % call the fight.
era into rnom aud tait % them
there h suddenly a great calm.
u is almost morally aud uhs steal
~ impossible Tor antagonists to uit
IN the same room Wtth Taft and
listen "a his genial oomnun SENSE
bis cheerful optimism. hts hearty
laugh. which carries him over all
embarrassing polntH. without feel
inE that lighting IL REALLY absurd
aud that yau ought to invite the
man yun have been trying to SCALP
hnmc tn dinner
There - nothing fooiiah o. ssnli
mrntal about Tan. either lie IL a
practical man. with a keen eyc fur
detail and 4 tremendous capacity
fof hard work In Washington he
b. al u never later than 2 IN the
morning. h busy al day. aud then
takes n iot Of work home Ia the
evening And works until midnight
he h the hardest worker IN the en-
iire administration No man in
Washington has had the physical
power t. do such labor since Gfoe
81 Cleveland was there Julius
Caesar IL said to have employed
three secretaries AZ the same time
but Taft has three expert stsuog
sapherh and dictates 10 them in 10
lation. Gu hls dssk In the morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

are letters aud reports from the
Philippines aud Panama. from Por.
70 Rico and most other places In
the geography. aud IN adiitios. hi.
iors and reports from oil sorts OF
campaign managers all over the
Union Besides this there are
streams Of visitors to he n"en. off
GERS aud department ehsfH "a be
interviewed. and even social duties
io b. considered. They claim he
does II all we'll. aud At midnight,
= hen be IL ready IA quit, he II
fieahef than any Of his associates.
Roosevelt. az everybody knows.
admlroH Taft Intensely lie thinks
that Taft Il a little more conHerya
tlve than he ia. bat Is 80 sure that
Tntt'a principles are right. That he
has the sort OF broad. human. dem.
ocrnue sentiment. such as Lincoln
had and Il wllhal 70 fairly capable
ol lie nes.... 81 government that be
would make a bigger president than
he lRooaeTclD has been This 10
pretty high praise. hut lhe folks Ia
Washington Hay that Roosevelt
means Il. and people who have been
In the habit ~ backing Roosevelt =
Judgment may have 10 take " Into
account
One of Traits greatest handicape
aa q politician ia that be b. not
much Of a speaker. aud does not
knuN how Co write good phrases
a. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
COUNTY NOT ON
CASH BASIS

King county will not be on a
cash basis for another year
This n the opinion Of the counts
officials. after close inYeasiea
flun Of existing conditions. Ia tie
meantime. however, the county
warrants Will have par value ia
the open market. for the reason
that none OF the warrants viii have
very long 90 run.
The last Of the bonds covering
the loan OF 81 500. 900. recently ne.
gotialed by the county with eastern
capitalists. we're sent 10 Chicago
yesterday. aud there D. approx.
mataly only $50 100 worth 81 Mar
rants represented IN this call still
outstanding
Another call Of outstanding war
rants Will be- made Immediately aft
ef the first OF the month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
MRS. MOSS SUES
FOR JEWELRY

Mary ] Moss. who i suing Frank
Purcell for breach Of promise, to-
day commenced another action la
the superior court seeking 70 re
cover leWeirY valued at $500 and
a bank book covering a "a wings de-
Tosit 81 $50. which. she alleges. he
has fsiied 20 return.
The suit WAS instituted through
Jay Allen. who has succeeded
Henry ". Lung ~ attorney for
Mrs. Moss. Mr.. Allen stated today
that ali efforts N locate Purcell re-.
Gently had failed It IL believed
that Purcell and his new wife. the
former Mrs. A. r. Van de Nanler.
are preparing to take a trip TO
Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

n...l.s shs eaniideni ASSURANCES
=. =, a the ciU water office
~, .eouaa.ies aee eeins aeeem
49,. II, il uasrs eonsamp'ian which
.n mails sAe prcseai suppe am
d. i 4, II psrss-rs. . Is faf aor
Y. = pr.ssbA sAAi thefe ali D. a
' IN Y eAsS peshaps Of weeks.
.'.,,s~ IL sxatns sagimef Saea =
~, =, nsessars 60 suspend hi
-. ssssnk isug Al order to saw
-. ssaazh isf commercial aud
aenesiie p@ss
~ sax aepartmeut VII enter
- a. sammef sprinkliag season
- xers arct enforcement 81
y a. xsgss regulations At tie
1900 81 toe SEASON al private
,.,..smers wlll - allowed "a sprtn
NJ - and ems hair bears aallN sa
~. apse Iasi summer, Nith thn
..r.s~meHf that. vxctpt % me
- ~rsices fhc hose mnst sie
- ! IN hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
floAIEa FOUND
N sAlM BAY

lsafsr Eas found this after
ssn . sasuon Hsy. By Andres
sAnk ansm man u the ganal
Lina@f Sc II fh~ loot of nth av
~ III Aesleg agEismrs 10 b.
ns eeFHe % a middIr-aged
nan ssa e hsge been In ths
ne AZ aeEsa q Nesk. Deputy
.Hpees = ; Nsyfield u ballard
- nssiliea ard fhe body Vas =.
@''es % Mayiieids morKue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
PLANS POWERFUL
POLITICAL PARTY

CHICAGO. siarch is-=Te chect
the wave ~ anticoTpUrnfiun sent
naent. ] ~ CLARK. sruesai counsel
Of the Nickel Plate railroad. today
urged the organization af railroad
employees uf the cutantrs tulo "A
powerful political party CLARK waa
tise orator a. thn annual banquet
of the American Railway Engineer
lng and Masntenance Of WAY $3.50.
citation With the see Gee men
thrown uut If employmeut b. the
business depression fighting to bet.
ter th~tr condition. and the en,
played striving 10 hold their places
and wages. Clark predicted that tho
organization into great political
party would prove atFunk enough
20 elect sufficient congressman
and senators 10 turn the tide Of
sentiment Such a nsaYe. be hrld
as the most hopeful solution Of tho
situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
RECEIVES BLACK
HAND LETTER
NV United Prsss)

BELLINGHAM. March ia
black hand letter. or one purported
TO have been written By a member
Of this secret organization Of South.
cru Europe, was received this
morning By James MalaoWney.
president Of the Excelsior Carbide
Gas Machine COMPANY. demanding
that Muldowney deposit 5000
on the steps OF the Eli Street Cath
Ollie church within five days or suf
fer death.
The letter Is written with a crude
hand with Head pencil. and accom-
pauyiuE II n a drawing Of a black
hand
The letter has worried the cap
italiat ana he has been showing u
10 friends This Is the second
black hand communication received
by BeiHnEbam men IN the last
week. and others are daily ox-
pected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
COMMITTEE WILL
MEET EXPLORER

Captain Road Amnndaon. Nor
SeFisn explorer and diacoyorer Of
The Northwest passage. wiil arrive
in Seattle tomorrow morning ai
10 O'clock from Tacoma on the
Flyer.
he will be met b. 4 committee
Of prominent NorweEiana. and the
reception committee OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce
The explorer will be taken around
the cttf IN nn automobile and later
will be entertained At iunchson
as the RaiHler club hy the commit.
tee from the Chamber 81 Com.
rnsrcs In the evening Capt Amund.
non viii lccturc at the Moore the.
atre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
NEWEST hat
FOR WOMEN

CHICAGO. March fe-The new
campaign hat. which fashion de-.
eHene Cor women. iH black. two
teet hish. aud made Of the finest
lace. with an EukIiah cpckade r.
g. the last expression Of the art
nj nlfilluurf~~R lnoaua@scnnt 1t
On which ono cares This hat WIS
DECLARED the thing to-day by taumfy
Hliihaars from al parts OF the coun.
~. here for the convention of the
National Nillincrs' convention u
- admitted that the camrasen hat
wiil eost somewhere frum tfe 90
si0a. but. Il IL rwmaFkri. II always
cuKtH mooney "a be Ia fashion. and
the present season IL no exception
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
TITUS FINED FOR
ASSAULT

Herman =. Titus. the socialist
physician. was fined s. by a jury
in police court tits morning for
assanltluE Constable G. A. Holtz.
Of Geornetowu. who three weeks
ago served civil process on him.
Constable Hultz made On assault
charge against Titus aud his wife.
but the case against Mrs. Titus vas
dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
COAL PRODUCTION
WAS INCREASED

According 70 the figures 81
State MiaiuE Inspector ~ c Tot
ting. the tntai production 81 coal
In the state in 1907. Nlth this r1cep
ttun 81 a few small mines vas
8.Tts .E2t tons, while the output 81
che preceding year was aesa eass
tots
Last years production b. coun.
ties vas kltfitaN. / .b24.as1 King.
1 as .sog. PieHee. els. t2p. i.ewts.
loo aSs Thnraton. z5.T52 With
the exception vt 5.nea tuns. which
vas exported Ia MnNico from Ia.
euma. the cuai vas all consumed
locally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
GFLHORN ESTATE LEFT
TO SON And DAUGHTER

given taoo. which the executor IL 20
Invest aud turn over Is hsf when
she reaches her majority
The eatite balance at the o.late
ia to 50 O. August Melhorn. the
son and Anna Gertrude Mcihora.
the daughter to be hid la trust
by the exevutuf and distributed
share aud aiiaUr alike WHEN the hos
reaches the age of 60 In ease
they marry and dte zach ane D share
auoa u hiA on her children. la the
uHent hath die wtthonl heirs h~fore
the tune Tor distribution an the
property goes to the husband
Augual Aiaihutn. Who Is alao named
rs sale executor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
SEATTLE TEACHERS TO
TAKE ENGLISH TRIP

A delegation Of Seattle school
teachers will be sent 90 England
NEXT fall as representatives Of the
Seattle hoard ~ Education n, the
meeting Of the National Civic Ped
GRAFTON The teachers selected
from two Go four. will be continued
In fun pay. bat viii have to pay at
expenses Of the trip. while IN Eng
land a thorough study will be made
OF the English schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
FIRE RAGING IN
BAlTIM OR (
fBy United pre...l

BALTIMORE. MD. March 10
Sta alarms IF fire were turned IN
toaas FOR \ blaze which originated
ON the nth flaor of the Kaidal
building IN the heart of the whale.
sale district Tho building vas &C.
cupied By a wholesale hard ware.
Gun and ammunition company
For an hour the flames raErd
fierceiy and It seemed the whole.
sale district was endangered. sen
Hmtional work by the department.
however. kept the flames confined
20 the one building. n Is impos.
sible 10 estimate the loss yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
TO uRog BOYCOTT.

A report will be made this svsn,
ing at the meeting of the Seattle
Asiatic Exclusion League By tho
committee appointed TO institute a
boycott against all employers OF
Japanese help AZ the meeting
which will be held at the Labor
Temple. The employers will be ask
ed 90 discharge all their Iapaneau
help. Employers are asked TO at
tend the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19

children of iuaia Mci.
Nj Of AuEas' Mrlae.a -,
- $50 - n hulk Of the million
= inass- len N her IN tho
ga lseaaved realty aud cash
50 = - s,oariing g. the Nil
. - -. hs..n nled IN the pfeha'e
tslsl . = al ne superior eoult
sslsFla .. vslhofn. the husband =
ksses. nj ne north Que hall
s.s hisfk a. e. c tenn d
4 y ,s.,....a. tagcrher With the
~. ss4' 80 pegsoual effects IF
q. Nlana Schsrer daafhter
sAs ,ts Sshef.r a ulees u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
WANTED IN
CALIFORNIA

sserxs caffilinaA A Greek. 81
yssa cd. ssaployad a. al usher 10
. bczi pa house. was arrested
tas zf'mavsa b. Detectives Ken
p~4T sne taFhe@ on a fnEncFy and
enbesziez.esi ~arvNnt snmt here
tssm csaiusalA
csrvEiaes has been wanted "a
ossiEs. Ca slae~ Dive -. fsH7
sAes. & 5 eAsrxsd hc left 9Th ihe
rFre~=4s 4 eAreks approximations
seM sAseA f.seeA lxbareFn had
gvsa hin 10 rrt cashed
caFysisaas siil h. hcid nendi1a
~ sfqisal II efficeFs from Calf
f5rua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-19
PUBLIC MARKET

Home preserved berries are on
sale today ht sae per half gallon
nandelion greens are on sale 81 -
per pound Green field peas are Be-
per pound Deffodila and tulips are
On sale At soc per dozen
4 number Of specials have been
arranged for tomorrow Pignfees
&c itef pound pieaied beef inaFues.
4se pet dozoa5 beef pot roast. &c
and Sc Per pound French head
ehees. Zoe per pound Al the fish
tiaiia herring piii be- on sale at Sc
per pound fresh water perch.
pounds FOR Z5c. and pink smoked
salmon. Nc per pound Fancy lettuce
all be on sale NJ Two lunches fof
&c. A new supply Of sweet Isota
toca IL on the market At &C per
pound Large size oranges will bs
delivered tomorrow at " % per box
Asparagus wIil be on sale tomur
ro& ~ 2oc per pound.
Todays quotations are:
Ranch sEes. &c a0z.
Washington creamery bntief
zse. IoNa creamery, Tbs. Sc.
Potatoes. ie 10 tS lbs Tor tic.
81 10 60 tl.2b per 100 lbs.
Sweet potatoes. &c 10.
Fancy Swiaa cheese. g5c: Wis
eonsin full cream brick. e0e ID.
suiier cheese. i5e.
Chickens. rs 70 zoe 10.
Mutton chops i2ia a t3hc ID /.
RIB steaks. lbc % poFt-rhonse. lie
n nlrioin. i2sse ID: rouns steak.
lie 10 shoulder steak. J lbs. Tor
&c. hsartH. Ice each. tongues. tsc
10 soc zach. liver. &c 10. roasts.
&c 20 SC 10
Onions. &c bunch. boiling onona.
i2 iha for 1sc
Carrots. , punches for &c
ss~w nats--Ftlbcrts. fse ID. /:
black wAlnuta. lie ID. Eng
tish walnuts. i0c zoe 10. almonds.
t5c 10. pecana. roc 10, BrarIi
nuts. isc H.. mlxet nuta.
lse 10; oocoanuis. Ice TO i2c each.
Brazil pods. lse each.
RadisheH. punches FOR &c.
Parsley. 7 punches TOR loc.
Turnips, , punches for &c.
Artichokca. for 25c-
Dried onions. c 10 : pounds for
sc.
ceiery. 2 punches for lac.
Spinach. &c TO &c ID.
cai,hages Sc 10 Toe. f&.c 10.
Sweet pelpert 2s cents doa
Horseradish. Ice TO lJc par ID.
RutahaEaa. ! &c 70.
Heets. 2 punches Tor SC.
Sauerkraut. lbs for roc.
Lettuce. lunches &C
Flowers - Carnations. Coo per
doFen. roses. 81 90 per doxen.
xinlafs. 2bc bunch. narcimsaa. toe
duE lilies OF the valley. coo don /:
tulips. COO TO 7se doE. daffodiIs. Soc
dog.
Lemons. lie TO aoc per dor.
CIDER vinegar. ssc Eai
Fancy apples, lee 10 Sass box
Pop corn. ehelled. lbs Tor Ice.
on cob. &c 10.
Cider. s0c 10 soc par galion
Pineapplcs. f0c each.
Oranges. Zoe 70 25c dog.
Grape fruit. soc 10 75c.
F1ah--Tom cod. sc per ID: saiin.
on trout ~ vile 10. ssiuroh. 1sc
per ID. rock cod. 12isc ID. haiibut.
: lha iSc. Cat fab. Ice u. smelts. 2
lbs for i5c. crabs. Zoe: herring. SC
IL. founders. &c. chinook salmon.
lbs. 25c: black cod. Toe 10.
Yakima honey. $50 gal: comb.
lbc 90 zoe: candied honey, 20r ID.
~ Tbs. ibc. 6 lbs. s5c.
Hubbard Hquash. Be ID.
Dried. prunea. lbs. for I5e.
Datos. sc-ioc.
Cranberrtee. &c Go lie ID.
Pumpkins. &c III.
Rhubarb 3 lbs. for CSC.
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SAN BIEao. Cal March t.
culgna. the supply ship. carrying =
cargo 81 fresh meats and ffuit.
valued AT more than ti2a .no1. for
the hatfisahip fleet at MnEdalena
Hav. sailed for the nonth to-day.
Among the civilian passengers vas
chnlFanan y J. svmmeA oi the san
Francisco fleet uelebraiinn commit.
tee.
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