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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

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furnish aach aud every d4nntx
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huoo4atment n pocket <ruHfosstnr card 81
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

NNtiaAN 80 ENF ANN GAYS kfitF 1NNE~
mems 70 al matters over VIII. y the munid
ra judge hs1 Jurisdiction ta hear, try. sad
determine according % ~irsttce eeatt pto-
ceaare the said Judge shah have. ana be is
e-Iel vested vifh fHs same power ever
reliicis. iutEu euts. suaaEs. order. Ru,l tho
proceedings IN spch mslef ss arr possessed
= tNe. circuit efnrf nr lsige thereaf over
sfc Judgments ORDERS. and proceedings %
sia cnnrf ~ or Before .qsal 81 sudru,cns or
darins the trial 'ern. ard ihe said menici.
aal judge may direct or set aside verdicls
grant ne~ trials Un payment q Gil costs or
en- sNeh coreitio1 as - easts as justice re-
auuss modify or reverse Judgments and or.
afrs o. his said court ar = the iuGgo, az do
any af or thing wh.eb circuit eenrts or cir
r4f iadrcs may g. Vth reference 70 PRO
feshnfs tnert!p oprnr torn time. being
E1verred by the Eentrai law and practice
II ihe eircnit courts as near as may be
wherr TIE rules 80 law and procedure for
s9nle
section 81 The n1re shau have power
n Actions on triat arErasnF 10 Justice
ri ~rfofeiHre in his dserrfion, 80 charge
tae parties ard nar aH lis own m0non
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reNeessuted by a. a-taracv 81 . court *
record A. cvi aesols peadins Sc the
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Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
INCOMPATIBLE BEAUTY
OF THE ELKS' FLOAT
A Hint of the Gorgeous Creation at
the Instance of Phoenix Lodge 335.

Every report from Los Angeles, in
Guiding that of the designers and
constructors of the Phoenix ElIs
float, states that there is no doubt
but that it will be the SWEETEST float
in the parade. Never has there been
anything like it, either in construc-
ton or creation. In fact no other
state in the whole United States can
gather together the material that VIII
be part of this gorgeous creation. AR
Evans says that the last reports fron
A F. Chase & Co. who are making
the float state that it will be done
in a few days, either the latter part
Of this week or the first Of next
This will include the rich heavy trap
pings that viii cover the six perfect
horses which will draw the Phoenix
float
To describe the float in one state
ment would mean to say that it will
be one enormous basket studded with
hundreds of jewels and minerals
sparkling a million lights of every
conceivable color, a basket piled high
with the agricultural bounty of the
Salt River valley and around the
basket, real Elks grouped and waiting
to partake of the contents of the
basket.
The basket will be of bronZed
metal, mostly copper, with an inlay
ing Of all Of the mineral varieties of
the territory. Around the rim Of the
basket. and also composing the han
die, the material of construction will
be transparent, and retroactive of light
after the manner of a prism. on the
tip-tOp center of the handle will shine
A brilliant star surrounded by clusters
If tiny incandescent lights. Clusters
If the lights will also be placed
amongst the 'inlayment of the baskets
sides. When all lighted, this wonder
full creation will be beyond cOmpre-
hension, and will be of a dazzling
splendor never even seen in the great
fiesta parades
Real stuffed Elks will be grouped
gracefully and naturally around the
basket, all betraying a hungering de-
sire to partake of the contents of the
basket. The contents of the basket
will comprise the finest products that
AN be obtained from the agricultural
districts in the Salt River valley.
Panels of relief work will form the
sides of the float, depicting the diff
ferent Industries of the valley as well
as events in history. This work of
itself will be a feature altogether new
in float construction.
When drawn by six high bred
with heavy
trappings to harmonic with the float,
the spectacle presented by the Phoe-
nix Elks win never be forgotten in
the history of Elkdom.
The new costumes that will be
worn by the EIks are expected here
the latter part of the week. Captain
Mintz announced yesterday that If
they come as expected the Elks will
turn out and drill in costume Sunday
afternoon with the band.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
ANOTHER PHOENIX GIRL
IS A JUNE BRIDE
Marriage of F. 3. Cook and e. June
Osborn Last Evening.

A very pretty June end wedding oc-
CURED at the Catholic church at 5
o'clock last evening. the principals be-
ing F. B. Cook and f. June Osborn.
only the immediate friends and rela
tives being present. J. Lewis Scott
acted as best man and Miss Minis as
bridesmaid. After the quiet little cere-
mOny at the church, the wedding party
went 70 the home of the bride. where
wedding supper awaited them. The
bride and bridesmaid were attired in
two fluffy June wedding gowns that
were exceptionally beautiful in their
quiet simplicity. nor has the groom
ever been seen at a better advantage.
The decorations at the home of the
bride were exquisite and received many
fattering comments.
The groom is employed as assistant
clerk of the district court. and has
host of friends, who admire him for
the many sterling qualities that he
possesses.
The bride, who is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs w L. Osborn Of this city, has
been in the employ of the Arizona
Laundry as bOokkeeper Her wedding
will come as a surprise to many OF
her admirers, the event not being
widely published. She is a popular
young woman, of more than average
attachments. II will be a regret to
the proprietors of the Arizona Laun-
dry that her CHEEKY good morning will
no longer daily heard in their office.
The young couple have not an
nounced where they will spend their
hOneNmoOn.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
A REPORT ON ARIZONA
FORTY YEARS AGO
Lieutenant Wheeler's Description of
the Salt River Valley.

Sheriff Hayden yesterday found
| among the papers of his father, the
late Charles Trumbull Hayden. a
printed copy of the preliminary report
of the explorations of Lieutenant Geo.
NJ. Wheeler in Nevada and Arizona.
The copy was presented to Mr. Hay
den by Lieutenant Wheeler The
sheriff turned the document over to
Territorial Historian Milford Winsor,
who will apply to the department for
the complete report, which contains
matter which perhaps can be obtained
nowhere else.
The preliminary report bears the
date of 1872. and it covers the territory
very fully, If very briefly. At that
time there were 10000 acres in Guilt
walton in the Salt River Valley, which
Lieutenant Wheeler states had been
densely inhabited by tribes which had
passed away. leaving traces of them
selves only in ruins of their abodes and
in canals which had been a part of a
great irrigating system.
Between the departure of the people
and the re-settlement of the country.
the report says great mesquite
thickets had sprung up along the
river. forming an impossible barrier
Where such thickets had been cut
away ii was found that the ground had
been leveled and was properly sloped
for irrigation
AllusiOn is made to the Wickenburg
stage massacre, in which three sol
diers of the command Of Lieutenant
Wheeler were among the victims, all
the passengers and the driver having
been killed. There was some doubt
whether this was the work of Indians
or bandits. Lieutenant Wheeler made
an investigation and reached the con-
clusion that the massacre had been
committed by Indians of the Date
Creek reservation. He made the OBJ
servation that an agent of the Peace
society had lately been among the In
dams and it had been noticed that
they were more truculent after that
having evidently been encouraged by
the agent to believe that whatever
they might do they would have friends
in the east.
One of the men massacred was a
young soldier who had just finished
his term of service. and was on his
way home. Regarding his death Lieu
tenant Wheeler said that all the
Apache blood that would ever be spill
ed or that could ever be poured out.
would not atone for one drop of that
young mans blood
There was but one way for the In
dams to be successfully dealt with
They should be left to the tender mer-
cies of an army officer with a heavy
hand. who should imDlant such fear
among them that they would there
after be good
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

GOING FOR SUNNI Dick
Fletcher expects to leave this evening
to spend the summer at different coast
points.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
MEXICAN zERAPES
ARE NOT TOO HOT
Why They Would Be Useful As
Souvenirs.

1t would take great deal of nerve
to talk about Navajo blankets at this
time of the year. and therefore Balke's
Big Curio Store shifts to the subject Of
Mexican zerapes. A great many of
these are being taken away by belated
tourists, who are returning to their
homes, for where they are going these
beautiful specimens Of Indian handi-
work are not to be found
They are made by the native Indians
Of Mexico Of native wool and are col
ored with native dyes The wool is
much finer than that used in the
blankets, and the weave is closer and
lighter. The coloring is also brighter
and the designs are more highly fin
ished. In Mexico the zerape is used as
d shawl or coat by day and as a COW
ering by night.
Every province has its Zerape manu-
facturers, whose work is distinct
There is in Mexico clannish senti
ment or a patronize- home-industry
sentiment, so that only zerapes made
in any district are worn by the peO-
pie Of that district. In that way one
who is familiar with zerapes can tell
from what part of Mexico one comes
by his zerape.
Here they are bought extensively
for portieres for single or double doors,
bedspreads, couch covers and almost
any kind Of drapery. One point about
zerapes is that, like Navajo blankets.
there are no two alike, so that the
purchaser, knows that she is getting
something that nobody else in the wide
world has.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
LICENSED TO WEo-Marriage IL

censes were issued yesterday to Ter
ence Patrick Brady and Gertrude
Alicia Pritchard; Norman T.. Dennis
and Marie Biddlecome: Frank b. Cook
and Ethel Jane Osborn.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
DAILY FASHION ALks
BY May MANToN
A SIMPLE SUMMER FROCK.
BY May MANToN

AOUNG girls and ufns mace
the Here that can
In separately,
embroidered trimmed with lace
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

There is more catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together and until the last few
great many years doctors pronounced
ii a local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing TO
cure with local treatment. pronounced
IL incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be a constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls CatarTh Cure. manufac-
tured by F. ]. Cheney & Co, Toledo.
o. is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case il fails to
cure. Send for circular and testimonials.
Address: +. J. CHENEY & CO, To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for indiges-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
COMPLAINT TO THE COMMISSION

Washington, ID. C., June 30-(Spe
ciaf)-LoetZ and Kepley. of FL Paso.
have filed a complaint with the Inter
state commerce commission against
the Texas & Pacific and the Ell Paso
& s outhwestern railroads on over
charges of eggs shipped into various
points I'm Arizona.
An increase of pension has been
granted Percy Percival, of the Phoe-
nix Indian school, $72 per month
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

A fine 10-acre ranch with small
frame house. all in cultivation. fenced.
good well and pump. 300 young fruit
trees, horse, wagon and harness, 80
to 40 brown Leghorn hens. Only
21k miles northwest of Phoenix; a
big bargain. but must be sold quick,
for $500
Furnished and upturnished houses
in all parts OF city.
COLE BROTHERS.
Real Estate & Rental Agency. g:
210 W. Wash. st. Phone Blk. 1851.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
FOR SALE

lots in good location for $4,000,
easy payments. $1,000 down and $500
per month takes the two lots.
l lot on car line for 10000, easy
payments, $1,000 down and $1,000
per month.
2 lots on East Washington street
for $4,000, easy payments, $1,000
down and $1,000 per month.
4-roOm house in good 'ooatiOn for
$4,000. easy payments, 5000 down
and $500 per month.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
FOR RENT

5-roOm furnished house close in
with modern improvements, for $500
per month for the summer
4-roOm house close in on the north
side, furnished, gas and bath, electric
light, for $500 per month for the
summer
Groom modern brick, furnished,
north side, close in. for $500 per
month.
5-room frame house, new, for So 90
per month.
Groom frame house with good
shade for $1,000 per month.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

Rupture. fallen womb. deformity or
sufferers from other human ills, sub
scribe soc for PETERS Natureaid Health
Magazine and cure yourself A re-
quest brings one free copy. PIT Mer-
camille Place, Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

bandfn2, o q :
there are a
great n ANY
lovely mushns
that. are avail
able, lowered
ones a. W ell az
plain. and there
are many thin
silks and . great
many six and
cotton mixtures
that are treated
IN lingerie style.
7 he straight
gathered hounoe
d Joined to a
five aofsd skirt
and ths biouse
Is eminentfy
simple 20 that
the entire dress
eanbelaundeted
with ease. The
square Duteh
neck and the
three = quarter
sleeves are
CHARMING for a
warm day, bot
the blouse could
be made high.
and either with
the tuets tx
tended to the
neck edge or
With the ehsmi-
sette Of con
trastina mate
rial while the
aeeves can be
made long by
the addition OF
cuffs. Nothing
prcttier t an
the dress d1us-
trsted eou1 d
easily be found,
however. for 1t
10 sirlish and
simple yet es-
sentiany smart.
Eo~ e. .Sr-
teen year sire
Will be required.
for the blouse
~ yards o +
material n or
"A, IN yards 81
or TX yards A
inches wide with
~ yards Of
banding; for
the skirt ~
yards "a, ~
yards 81 or 81
yards A inches
Wide with 10
yafds Of fnser-
ton. , A
NJ az Manton
pattern Of the
70, viii be mailed
eeipt Of ten cents
o. letter postage
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted ara wholesale

fELlIta EIl4lEiA a4e NlltaEcl4ei
BUTTER-Creamsry. fancy, D; Western hrsts.
27azss seconds 2a2i: proeess fzcy 2sa2fz: fair %
g00d za22: dairy. choice, zlaz2i sod. l6aT store
packed. fresh. l5ais.
CHEESE-New York state. faac-, large. 7aIs;
do. small TizaIS1z; new, ls.
EGGS-Near-by, chosce. free cases. .; do choice.
nstsrable cases. 49, West Virginia and Southwest
ern Virginia. free eases. lsz. do returzble cases
Eal9: Tennessee free cases. I9; do returuable
eases lS5zs North Carolina. free cases 81 do. re-
turnable cases. lsiz.
LIVE POULTRY-ChicEens. Za25. s-ring. Zsas8:
hens I55z ROSTERS g; dleas. lar-e llal2 5r small
6a1; gees 7as; do, fancy laal2. turkeys. toms.
&c. DO. hens. Tals turkeys thin. e, keats ICa1
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choice unLrarr
hens is, do average. un3raun. HAS do. thin a..
chickens. Za25; heus, l6al7. roos5ers. u; ducks.
lial5. geese. 6alZ
DRESSED MEATs-Calros. fun dressed. saIo. do.
heads of, 10 hog dressed calves s; hams country
sugar cured. lfal5. hog. snail and neat Der cEt-
So0a8.50; DO. medium. 7.0a7 50, Do. heavy 550as00
NEGETABLES-P0tztocs homegrown. peT bus.
Loaal-l5; per bbl-, 255a25; Eastern Sbcr- pe7 bbL
2ooa25); sweet potatoes. per bbl. Z75a575. yams
ie- b1L. Ls5aZ5o. asparagus. dozen 2za4-J), car
ro;s. per Dbl. LZaL51; c1c1nbez. per basket
l0oaZ-le- celery. Florida. crate. ZGcaZ5o. cabbaEe
PcT Cstc. I9laLs5; caUlif0Eg- uer bbL L75aZ50.
onions Texas. per crate LS1l.75. lettuce North
Carolina per basket Io0ai5s- rsrpcrz florida
rer carrier. Looal.59; srirg beans. rcr basket I50a
Z25, tomatoes. Der box Zla253, Do. cnoice liza
zoo; chuharb dozer. Zd3-. beets. 5uoch. 5a5; peas
taszet LEa10.
GREEN FRUITS-Oranzaa caaics. rsr box. z0oa
10. Florida. Ter box 3Gaz5Ji California navels
--7543z5. grape fruit. per bcz 35la500. appIes.
King. psr Dbl. 30Ga5-53- YORK Imperial packed s90
as5G; Ben DAVIS. packed. 3.5ia500; Vine Sap.
packed, s-75af53; Alberusrie PDplH. 53laE55: god
70 r-ine. 2joa503. poor 20 fair L56a255; cpenheat
barrels. Common 20 goo6. Iooal50- fancy table
fruit. 5.casoe r-nes1pes FlcFids. per crate. Z5az
20, srras1err7cs- quart tal5-
DRIED FRUITS-srrlas. sliced. fancy. g; d.
siiCed. bright. 5z; c5erles, 2. bzcEoernes, 4;
Wbortlederrie7 le- ra7Ubo-ries 4
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern, on g-ade. LZ5al-57: rye
75aS5; corn. shesd white SaS5. do. yellow. s1aS5.
neE. ear. 4Z5aE5o: cats. Wcs-eru Vhite No. 2 Ca
s.. 0d. mixed. e2zA
UNDRIES-Beesvax. .; tsE5w. ess1z; houey
waite clover I-Ia-. Hew. 2. do. E-b-. rev. DAP;
ginseng. peT H.. l0a553. seneca per 10. %: golden
seal. fat5. PINK. 1zalf, uardTake rs snake r0o-
s. wsiuGt kernels, dry 51-5-
WOOL AND HIDES-WocI washed free % bra
per H. 2 do. UlVashe1. free u bG-s rer 10
25a26; DO. bury pcr 10. ls19; hidss. green. pe-
h.. 10; Do. dry. Der lh. -sa-6. sheep SINS. green
each, 75sloo, d. dry each, 1a5os cz1 SKINS. green.
each. Local g.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New Yo-k, Nay Ia-sUGAg-Au rrE-ers are n5x
quoting As5c Eet. less per cert ca-1. for al de-
liseries q refined ElE1r with markets steady and
demand fairly good Tie market FOX raw slSz7
steady . frn. with sane s1sa-- held f1- slightly
n-aer rrlce. TIE Lond11 uzrke- f5- h-et sugar
Irc1zus3c Local pglces- Ce--rf1g2l. g rest, 3s6
1igsCvzd0. - test. 80. U1-as-es. g tes-- 1ui
Cuba c. r. p sl6
NAVAL STORES-At Ncr Tot. spirits tu-re1-
tine steady but lc loser. u-acs1e-us6s barrels a.
% SlTauuah fT-1- unchanged. AZ J73 Resin s1Esdy.
Unchanged C0I1-n1l to r1od. STAINED. AZ so. Tar
held steady and unchanged AZ & - for oil ha1eis
0ATS-Wtaker. Inactive. No 2 white. 65s631
No 8 white. 6lst 4 No & white. 6e7sz5-; natural
srd cliuued white. rrzcs. 6-s6-.
Fbet R-iEa7lTe- unc-a7sza- S1-1S patents.
6.-515al. spring clears. 5-5zz50. wlrter s-aishts
6cza653- clears 5Ea5-5. Earsas s-raigh-s. u
sacks. aces s. Kansas c,szrz- 5laa5s5-
RYE FLoUR-Sc-adv; 6eua1d uode-ars, quoted
4.5a5G.
CORN NEAL--Sre1-y- lu1C-ITc- hin drlsi. IE
expcst 3sN355; c1ars meal. il hsgs L5aLdl
HAE-Recsiu-s, I.cl9 tons zcsdT- trade quiet
Prime t.nothy. 2; No + q; No 2, So; No. =
5--esTZz.
sTEAw-Reoeir.s. 3 tons; strong z-77,y lisht
Lc1s rve L4laL5
EEEF-Stesdy; ce-11-s UoCe-z-6. Family. AHs
PoRlK-s-ezsy: quiet r-ds- Mes. lssalsoo
family 12gHglo.
TALOw-S-esdyi Ezal t7ds. c.-y, s..
1AhD-teall--e.e'e- ETi-l-8 Nee~FI-a --fI c-
Ee5o reaus5 co1tine-t L.los Sou.h Au.e-czu- lLso
-sdrna brazilian kegs E63. o.eoste4-l-e. 3. ard
s-ear1ne Cuiet- New N0-E ard Chicago. =
BTTTER-D-Ll. -ecei--s I'D TscEsEzs- GrezU-
80 eul- = STATE dz1-y. t1b5. Ia imitation
c-caUs-y. f-S-s. -isZ
EGGS-Quier. recsirts 2So crates. Nearby vhi-s
flz-y. . nearby mixed fancy 2 fress nrs-s. Z-s-
NILL. FEED -Srrrrgs-. lig1- offerings STTl1s
rrz- ~ I1llb sscls 70 arrive. = 81. s-z15z-d nil
l1z SIS CITY t-a-. 20. n bulk; Wes-z- I'd
dog sIs5. % arrive winter vhez- ban II Bob
sscEs. lLa
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
SLAIN GROCER BURIED.
Big Crowd at Funeral OF Man Killed
bv Father-tn-Iav.

Rev. Dr. Mclean. Of Wilson Memorial
Church. oficiated at the funeral services
for Irving W Beck, the slain grocer,
yesterday afternoon al the residence, 202
y street southeast
More than 50o persons attended the OBJ
sequies. most OF them anxious 10 get a
glimpse Of the fourteen-year-oId widow.
PaIlbearers were Isaac Wright. Frank
Hayden, George Anderson, William An
derson. John Whaley, and George Sles.
Interment was in GlenwoOd Cemetery.
Mrs. Dorothy II. Beck, the child widow,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Bertie
Willard. visited their father at the Dis
trict Jail Sunday afternoon The father
Of the girl still is under the care Of the
jail physician for injuries received when
ne fell down the stairs in Beck's house.
His wife visited him yesterday.
Justice Anderson. IN Criminal Court No.
.. has postponed until this morning the
hearing on the issue between Mrs Beck
and United States District Attorney Ba-
ker raised by the formers refusal TO
reply to Mr.. Bakers questions regarding
her relations with Beck and the events
leading up 10 the shooting BY direction
Of her fathers attorney, Thomas c. Tay-
Tor. Mrs Beck declined 20 reply, and
Mr.. Baker referred the matter to Jus
tice Anderson.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

! Baltiz--e. Nay N-Quotati1ns established ty he
I Baltin1re Frvl- and Produce Association are as
follows
{ BCTIE6-Cr-amery. sepzrator pr II. 2lz5C. irri-
tation. pe- h. Za23 prints. 5s-lb-. Per II. Sssi;
d. llb-. pez h.. SaSl5 blocks. 2b.. Der b. 5a5l;
I dalry prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and w.
g-nis. Tsr r.. l5aI7; Virginia ard West Virginia
I stoTe-pacEec. pCr Ih. Eal5; Ohio. store PACKED
ger h, -sal7; nearby, rolls pe- h, Has Ohic
rolls. per 10. LAS; Wess Virginia. rolls psr D..
/ IsaIT
/ EGGS-SlsTyiaud, PENNSYLVANIA. and nearby irsts
I pr coz-. p: Eastern Shore, Maryland. and Viz
si1-2- 1cr dcz-. D. Western fr~ts. Per d1z-, D
i-gilia. psr dCz-. D.
LIVE PoUJTRY-Youns chickens. as to size. Per
To- -o2-si Cd hens, heavyweight. pG H.. 10.
Einter cAicsens- II % ~ lhs re- H. Z5a2s
s1riug chickens. / Ib and II lbs per ID. Slzs2.
.. and under, pev 10, 55s15, ducks Der h y,
do. white Pekins. Ter ID, 3; pigeons, young.
pax 3l25; do, old, pair, .; guinea fowls. old.
POTATOES-White. nearby, prime. rer b. "a
60 CO. Weston Maryland and Psnnsylvaris. prime
Per bG-s Sass %. New York prime. ler tu. ia
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Florida, per b5L, z5a50os sweets. Eastern S6ore
yelloFs. PEI Dbl. 35a4Gl. do North Carolina vei-
bhl-. AGai5D. yelloUS. Der basket L25al %: Poto-
macs, pe- b5l-. 25'ai9oi yaus, Virginia Ier hbl
Ll5a-oo: do North Carolina. fancy. pr bbL, 90
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Western Maryland and Pennsylvania per th1
PACKED 5-0Cas %, GO. New YCrk, assorted uer 81
S-Jla5el Asparagus, Eastern Shore. Maryland ard
Virginia, per doz-. 2oa250- Beets Florida, per
C-aJe, 2Na250; co. Charleston, Der bunch. ass
Ca5bzSls- FLORIDA. per crate l5aL00; do new,
CEzTiestCl, peT crate. 75aI00. Celery FLORIDA uer
crate. L5a25J: do. homegrown, per bunch. Zas
Corn, Florida Per doz-, I5a20 Cuclnbe7s Flors
"a. per basket L00aLI5 Elephants FIo-ida- per
crate, LSa255. GrzUe fruit. Florida. per box.
50oa5oo kals. native. Ver bbL.. 75aLD Lettuce.
North Carolina. psT basket, 5aI00; do. Florida.
per basket 5alo0. Oranges, Florida per box as
% size 251s5.5a. 90, Ca1oTnia, Per crate 225as50
Peas. Florida. Der basket. LeoaL25 Spinach native
per bu- box. Soa35; do. No-folk. pr bbl. L5O72oo
Squash. Florida. per crate. 75aLE. St-azherriss.
Southern, peT Ct, SAP; do. Virginia, per Qt IaaI5
Green beans. Florida, per basket. L25aL50: vz1
beans. Florida. per basket. L25aLy tomatoes.
Florida. Ter carrier L25a250. Turnips, native, Der
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