The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1899, Page 3

ATTLE To > Rennie Brewery. May 4 lows of the Kallapell Malting & Hrow 4 | | WASHINGTON \ 1 | Sergeant Frita P tng & house weat the murderer * of the Rosensteins at ing € SESSION eee (OWES. Sate Sunday Schon! "™™™™* FH The Annual State Hullding permits were issued today i to G. M. Blakney to built a one . Convention, Bory residence In Kolbourne avenue Convention Stept in tho Woods. to Vandercook to bulld 1 ATLANTIC CUPY, N May %. ee at 260 enue Wweat, to Joweph & Iman, the three year old Joost Marshall for altera ome ne son of Homers Steelman, of Somer's HELD IN TACOMA LAST wu ae ure, ~ one MyenUi®, 606k 378; Ss : ,| Pol, was found this morning in| mura, alterations a Main y "1 \ he Pabout thres mil om eh quntiinenibiatitianuaty *y 4 one story frame sidence neath an oak tree, having partially at 519 Denny way, to cost $00; Baillie - . covered ztmacit with deed leaves to] Rev, Hugh Gitohrist of Seattic De. | Pulver to Build & one story frame rm, Hite eyes were red and Fealdence at 614 Lee iat | 8800; et, at cont Meetings Held in the United States Lyman FB. Spaulding to bulld PRADA 8 a & one story frame residence at 1010 » Rast James etreet, coat $500; A, aging Reports. Randall for alterations at 111 Cherry | atreet, cont $150, ke tear-stained, showing that » weeping bitterly during It wae thought the had been kidnapped. livers an Address on Bible Ss STAT, Queen’ s Birthday boy | he CELEBRATION “> ‘The Fast Liner *“AMUR”, Will Sail From Yesler Wharf, Seattle, for Victoria, on May 23, 24, 25 and 26, at 9 A. M. ch Day where Om Oey banpibs a " t A mation apply A PKR Co S.- 5 } can Ca St. Michael, Golovin Bay ' is FoR CAPE NOME About June 10 (under charter) ° '* 1% * SS. LAKME Pacifis Coast Steamship Company | | ie for San Fran The company's gant mtear Queen, Walla W and Umatilla ttle 11.15 a. a Vic Port Townsend at 2, June 4, &, 13, July 4 and every fifth day there after, Leave San Francisco | | TACOMA, May M.—At the First TACOMA, May 6 necond For Seattle 10 a. m., via Viotorta and Methodist chureh last night the op A TRACTIONS | annual convent Washing Port Towr , 6 1, 16, 21, ening sesaion of the twelfth annual Red Cross opened auspl Wednesday morning, —~ Greenstuft i al as Cee, 108 Sh, Sele ‘ », July convention of the State Sunday- rday morning in the Was scarce on West atreet early thin y'yatiie No. 4 for Rampart, koyukuk, Daw |6, and every fifth day thereafter. e@ohool association was held under fa. | AT WEST POINT rooms of the United States court, ™orning, but plenty is expected on nd way ports FOR ALASKA Vorable awapices with two strong ad. | The morning season waa occupied |e steamer Queen, which haa ar Vor Froight ana Passage apply to nee is Ou, ve Greases by the Rev. Dr. W. K, Beans, | ‘ with receiving delegat 1 vee from San Frencisec New Great Nertbore. Railway Company Cottage City May 90, June 14, 29; of Spokane, th : oa | committees, enc » Cabbages came in for the frat time 612 First Avenue, o Rye 44 5, June 9, 24; Quenrist, ot preston wa } WASHINGTON, B. C., May 24. work of the convention this orning, Strawberries and Ny le -¥ kK Tra ie a pat 10, et 19; Al-Ki, epening service, ent the chotr of thel Pune Military academy at Weet convention repaired to the First auality, California comb honey has Head office, Hae Weat Columbia #t Gay thereafter i; First Methodist Episcopal churon| PO. which will be made next Congregational church, where a lun. ,2repped to 12g i2ige W. th Woon, Pres A. LAWLEY, MBr.| amie « ¥ reserves the right to gave some fine music under the di. | 2M commencing with June t.| cheon was served by the La: ly Aid, #rye, Bruhn & Co. received a car _—— without previous notice, rection of Professor Cosine Wilk be excapetional in the omission | sootety, joad of Kansas City dressed beef Great rs, sailing dates and hours of “Our National Guard, the Sunday-| jof the most attractive feature that! Arfier luncheon thét unt pro. [thie morning, the first carload re a | echoo! Army,” the was theme for the | “TK* the commencement exerc gram was taken up, Mra, John ii, ceived in Seattle for eight years, Nonna For further information obtain evening. ‘The Rev. Dr. Beans, rel Cad that Institution, The firet class! Arion, the state president, io. the | T! also received six carloads of folder an address of much life and enrneat, | V2" STaduated In February tant and chair, The other state officers and |™ from Wyoming. The meat 3. F. TROWBRIDGE. wees, urged Sunday-echool workers | MMEP! directly to existing Vacan-| chairmen of the entertainment con)-| Market remains unchanged va fl < oheptanttantinnd 8 Puget 84. Supt, Ocean Dk, Seattle. to expend their energise on the young | °°" | the army. so that there will | mittee, the Rev, C. H. Little, the) About 15,000 pounds of halibut was Feu, Colony oe Up town ticket office, 618 First av,, and it shall return fourfold after | 0%,0° Kraduating exercises, and the| Rov, W, H. Boudder, the Rev, J. P.|Tecetved by Chiog Brow. Beattie; Goodall, Perkins & Co., Gen many yeare. After a selection by the | Ttary exhibitions that are spread |p. Liwyd, of Seattle, and the Key. Mmorning from the banks JAPAN AMERICAN LINE Ree ten Pranctece choir, the Rev. Hugh Giichrist, of | jorer the ten age coveted by the an- | sr, Bard, of Walla Walla, were aapon | oe pentane: ® i al © ations ani the inspec- * 6 ny the he following prices are being of- " 3 . — followed in an earnest ad-| tion ny the board of viettors will be | rey sg sale, gi By int ltered to the producer by the local| CUv7ie ©. & Mall to oi Oriental Points Washington & Alaska ress especially emphasising the vr. Ie , and a ladies’ quar. 4 without the pretence and assistance | tet, of fire clase men, by whom much of | the dash and success of these exhid itlons are imparted. Another omits sion that will mark this year's | dealers for delivery in round lots o Bates, {the dock or in the | Grain—Oate, $29; ba chicken feed, $19; $17.00 opened the session the Leal." sung by Mew. Mrs. Marvin, Mrs, French and Mra Marconnier, was much appreciate) The address me wae happ great need of Bible study in the The Land Bunday-school. “We must rely on the Sunday-schools,” he sald, “for character building. In that Hes the hope of the nation.” He urged his at Seattie ey wheat bran, $1€; shorts, t to realize that God baa giv. | 2mecton gt the te ome of meri: | extended by Mra. A. B. Bull, doting} Hay-—Puget sound, per an aie eaten : aeoettunity |e" of ~ nited tates senate "| president of the Tacoma branch, in Rastern w A «ton timothy And it results are to be largely |e ee et tie eek | the absence of Mra. C. W. Griggs O13; aitaita ee \ m ord, of Beat! age—Birictly fresh rar a the work of the Bunday-| wvericcked the duty of apoinpting | Mrs Erastus Bra pre Bic Appeared OP ~ anon ie iii al ee oe et beer on the h of the fallen heroes, giving| Butter ranch, 10@11c Qttendance test night were the Rev.) °°"* os rows gtd a apg hy ie amet age bc ee kena, live, 14@15 . 7 - HON, . Gik J. map be yg no Sf SAREE, Yo | Safeblowers Scared Away ios impressive memorial per arewet ls@isuc feats H. Chamberiain, of La Conner; the| LUKE, W. Va. May 24—Hurgtare| Yice was then conducted by the een eee aes cit Rev. Mr. Warren and wife, of Biaine;:| attempted to blow open the aafe of| Rev. J. B.D. Liwyd, of Seattio. as wage Hh crf cnseer “ve A. M. Cation, of Walla Walla, secro-| the West Virginia Pulp and Paper | titted by Dr. Boudder and the Rey ffue har suai tary of the aseuciation: H. A. Davis, |company, but were frishtened away| MM Dard. Mr. Liwyd’s remarks tive, oe ne ot Wailula; the Rev. L. H. Coving-|after a portion of one of the doors] Were beautiful and appropriate, He dom, Peits and Wool—Heay ton, of Shelton; the Rev. W. H. Sel-| was blown off paid a bigh tribute to the soldiors of| | Hides, | Peits and | Woe ot pv vr Ror wa. the state, and closed by saying: “As | soune stems Seuek dx pombe Tae: leck, of Seattle; Presiding | we place today @ wreath of #6 le; meditu aa, Ber pound, se page Mbonns y-y 60 Gentite: Straightened the Leases ** ' the graves of our fallen heroer, | "#ht round, under 66 t S ot te ao : the Fee ROCKFORD, Wash. May 24.—On- | tet not our eyes be tearful, or our sound, all ¢ Rat, ant 2. , aaa of | 2am Agent Anderson was in Rock-| hearts mad, but let their heroism lead bulls xen, peed fe }formd yesterday on his way from/ un to like life and an equal death.” I, idhica-rae-ghe 5 es ea been neasion |e Coeur d'Alene reservation, where| ‘The report of the corresponding than salted; éry bi Tate = page a peel wers [De Was been straiehtening out Indian | secretary, Mrs. Francis Rotch, of und. i2e; dry culls, one —~ opened cae Suet ‘of Sun.| anes to the great advantage of the| Seattle, showed amaxing results for! summer deer, per pound, 23 pion oon . . — Indians and the complete iacom-| the short time the society has been deer, dry, U@ié; pape Aa interesting exhibit of Sunday.|forture of some overly smart pair | in existem ~~ free ps nn, helps, reward | {40% Who had laid elaborate plans| The reports of Miss Hewitt, record. |* Se; cheep pelta, Ose: shear "ip | for filling their own pockets at the| ing secretary, Mise Maynart, |!ings, 18250; Eastern Washington : maps, charts, ets.. is display- ed im the lecture rooms of the church. A CONFESSED GRAFTER. al, Bo, ¥ nm Washington wool, dirty oF timber burned, 10¢ expense of the Indians and the gov-| ernment. WiBht Clork Sandbagged treasurer, were encouraging, ond |show a great work has been accom | plished. An enjoyable reception was held and Poultry! “KINSHUL MARU” WILL SAIL Tor Japan, Chins end All Asiatic Ports About June 14, ” Maska Flyer ‘il of Seattle STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Alaska Lightslng Express Steamship Salte from Yester Whart * Skagway via 5 eneres ver, Ketohikan MONDAY, | MAY 23th, | 25th, AT (0 P. M. | INSIXTY- FIVE HOU RS ‘8. $. HUMBOLDT Galle From Beattie | THURSDAY, MAY 25, AT 8 P. 6 City OMe Main Se), Ailingt telep yae Pike A 16 First avenne Boek AC A 0 ee ~ Seattle, Bémands and Everett. STEAMER - GREYHOUND rigs Daily—Except Sunday | | Three Rovad TIME CARD ante Rent 12m, and 9 p.m jaave verett $a) & ms 20 pm, i « and SKAGWAY Y AND DYEA CaLLine at Vancouver, Ketchikan and Junean STEAMSHIP nd ry rt for Skagw Vancouver, | je ls from Verler W calling at Vie w ad June secomm dations first-class. eto., apply to DODWELL & CO., Lite General Agents 113 James Btre 0 | Phone Main 479. | ote! ma in| Butte fancy dal- {74s p.m ©. McCormick, an alleged bunco| ALBERT LEA. Minn. May 34— |hemnoe Mi'the visting members of thalry, in aquares, Isc: Wasningtan |, Connects ot Seattle with Steamer Flyer Ten, Wes srreigned before Judge ee ere en aie i ee venay| Washington State Red Croes creameries, 1-Ib prints, 18@20c; East-| "PA ninn Rrerett te, round tip 61.28; BA } Cann yesterday afternoon on a (Ow a ond oh tar nee tna ‘The meeting for tonight was an-|ern lowa and Elgin, 19620 } mona round trip 7 | ; charge of vagrancy under the state | here. was sandiagged by two thugs) ny by Mayor Nickews, It will| Cheese (Jobbing)—Native Wash-| / leniing Colman Dock, Semtt | i law. McCormick acknowledged him-|*t 2 o'clock this ming, and his) seid in Chickering hall, and | ington, 124@14e; Eastern, 124@134¢;} _ bs SCOTT, Mi | self to be @ “grafter,” and he was | head was badly cut. It ts supposed! yisce Thomes Burke, Judge Han-| California, 14 — ' placed under $500 bonds to keep the ‘at Noe ege wete after the Jewelry | cog F. W. Cushman, Colonel Thad| Eaxs (obbing)—Strictly fresh} AMCSE MENTS, d All Water ute to Deace for three months. He could | {Funk of © mat dey at New York, | Huston, George H. Walker, and oth leaneh, 18 aa CERT | } not give the bonds and was taken to fostered orig aon voiuad a: ere will make short addresses. Music| Honey — California comb, 126 FIRST ANNUAL CON y - j the county Jail. Attorney Giren, |and who carried samples valued '2"\by the Temple quartet will be a/i2%e; strained, Te BY Tie 1) pure sauing 8 en i who represents McCormick, intends /$70%. The ro cacaped, and have! reature of the evening. Poultry—Dremed chickens, 16\e; | ; Mote Abe to bring the case to trial in the su-| Rot Yet been apprehebded, aoe live chickens, 18¢ ‘ ee ie isso) Seater comet. 7 REAL ‘ESTATE T TRANSFERS Nuts ’ H Time of i Hearing jot Set J { Walnuts, per Ib, sacks, 14c; Bast. | i WILD MAN IN COLUMBUS, 0., ‘L. M—Con-| The following dente were filed forlern black walnuts, 1c; pecans, 11@ at | c - 126; file ie; alma fi ort | : Afaae "x crmecnarerens tae, Samvans| seeerd vererany We Oe Gomty nt}; Warts, 401 claweads, ney, oof) ———T Meth oy ° hearing of the Standard Ot! case. | Sheriff to William Farrell, plaintiff, | nuts, ée; pine, ISe; hickory, 10e; eo Rng | a ws0 n it { ht is ge gem ees Seaver, /tot Sand southeast quarter southeast | cocoanuts, per dozen, TH; pop-| BRUNO STEINDE , Solo Cellist if) i that the case wi argued ané gub- | quarter section Li, southwest quarter | per to. Thomas at . mitted some time about the middie| southwest quarter, section M4. town-| Kay, Grain and Feed. MIN SH-GRIFFIN, S And All Intermediate Points ; ST. LOUIS, May 24.—Between Mad. | of June. jahip 34, range §, part of lote 2 and 4.) Hay (obbing)—Pu found, per EDMUND SCHUECKE ol } os | » 2 §, Ma 2000, Ite 9; Rastern Washington tim- » ee rs ~d ; {son and East Madison lies a strip of township 23, range y n, 1 a , ston Riv ; iwitiewa evesing @. tersitory of about Bicycle Degrades Women| Anna 8. Brygwer to Pails City| sie. Mme. BRUNO STEINDEL, Pianiste Yukon e i ene quarter of & mile square, which temetery association, part section 15, ton, $296°90 PHILHARMONIC GRAND CHORUS } presents @ wild view. “While Mies|, CHICAGO, IN. May 24—Answer- ltownahip 24, range 7, May 19. 38 — a ; Pansy Hayes, & 14 year old school-|'"S_ Severe! Minoie and lodin Seottish-American Mortwage Com. | cracked, $22 VENTY- FIVE VOR “ fi ; EMPIRE LINE ' girl wae passing this strip of willows |°'°TRY™n Who have written him In- | pany to W. 8. Danner, lot 21, block | feed meal $23 Ones aire of Pest, Marten 2. Contne ; ‘on her way to school about 8:20 | Trice as to the moral effect of bicy-|2, sander-Rowman R. EB. Co.'s first Wheat, $21; olf cake, meal, 607 First Ave. - - SEATTLE. @clock this morning, she was horri. | NE OF Women, Chief of Detectives aad, May 16, $610 105; middiines. mgr: bran 1 Seattle Theater ak Ot the ete t fied t ade man dart through ie, of this city, writes |. Selig et ux. to Swan Person, lots | shorts, $18 ped feod, $206 ; = pote n nm da: magh ny net ivocate of the use las to 46, block 6, Past Seattle, May 23,|dairy chopped feed, $16; seed Saturday Drealag, May 27, 1899 i of the Meyele among woinen, when | s3c9 $2072 feats on sie Stores and Rox 5 At moon, —. . snap Were! viewing it from a moral standpoint. |" ghertt to Belle Le Thomas, tot 27.) om se ee eee heat, | A Sarge number of our female biey-|piock 2, Bagewater add, May 17, $821.-| Fresh Meat cd Ss } was again seen by @ party of school: | -iisty wear shorter dresses than the |g; } SKAGWAY ROUTE boys, who reported the affair to Mar.) ™ Se per tbh per Ib AG df |haws of morality and decency permit,|” Frank Larson to John Larson, lots shal John Mehan and Officer Pat Me-| 4 enue invite the proper re-|1, 8 and 11, block 7, Matiard’s add, |{°™ eigen: mork Crrhe oflsars, with abpei.@® men ana| "mre" 0 che Immoral man Park, May 23, $200 ie i Ure eT : The Ocean-Going Steamship “ Charles V. Barton to W. BW. Ver-| provisions (obbing—Hams, large, | ais ps Y wareosoien the ‘niown'act ss" | FILIPINO BATTLE FLAG) son tore wens, rare | uroyitant tine stem, len | ommend 1 Nags ogress Ycloe! {May 23, $109. con, 11%; dry salted sides, 7%c; Rex, Set oo tragte or ctews wart found af |. Pred Wiklund et ux. to W. A. Hira | aur, ' block 1, Adelle add, May 12, | - , °, the wild man. It fs supposed he es. . Lard (Qobbing)—Home-made, caped from Pdwardeville and made | First One Captured Reaches | EE GAS SP io ERE Kc; White Star, 8c; Coin freak OL Wide, Mae, tab be |. ¥. F. Gehmitt to C. E. Behmitt, lo lard, compound, tierce rl ee diem where Be ees) the Navy Department. 3, block 69, Gilman Park add, part| fix. gc ‘ East San Poil. The strip of willows extends to-| WASHINGTON, May %4.—Tho first rnd a 2, Terry's fourth add, b ah Fish (Jobb vein } 6 Has already taken iis piss “cn | "| lo tured | . tumbla rive mon, 7% @Si%e| the best stocks of Republic c > Tt be ett te that disetion, A| Semaine Filipino flag to be captured)” Anna #. Brygxer to Guet Ander flounders, 8@4c; soles, 4c; rock cod, |In fact, most of the promote thought he left in that direction. A|furing the present insurrection, han|, Anns % Hevaner (© Guet Ander: | jounders, s@te: w . mont of rome close watch is being kept on the wil-| just reached the Navy department. | °" ee 4 plat. | Go; trout, 12%@ise; Gaines was subscribed in Republic at % o lows by the authorities. | ~aptured at Holle by | May 2. $ shad, 244; smelt, 4@60; oynters,|a cent a share, and the ‘elie Saturday, May 27, at Noon |f : by ote Sy tek ~ ci | Holland H. Denny et ux. and exr#| Oiympia, $9.50 per ack; $1.80 per stock is now offered, for a short time Seeey Toutes eae Thereeite Might Wave Been Worse) tesin Me THO MEN” | of New Jacob Ohm to John B, Doney, | gation; clams, $1.50 per mack; Dunke-|only, at one cent per share. It Is a ee bd Won 15906 t Fiipinos, cap- | + 10, block up plat Pontius rec-| ness crabs, alive, $1.10; coc free gold property covering two full For Freight and Passenger Rates PINE PAATPP, Ark., May 24. Mins! | at dt \ ens th landing party [oR add, May 22, $600. ling cod, 5@6c claima almost in the heart of the apply to Mattie Phillips was cleaning an old |‘? i Meare prehe Sophie Peters to Lawrence Peters, pti yan Veto cage pcs S04 01 J < ate Honten and & > Vegetabi a © Y hi se-eiaoee Sain & Wamon | platet aaah iatocaked "by LAeut a Mp. | lot 20. block 74, Gilman Park, Aprt!| poratoow (obbing)-—-White River |i# the best buy on the mark Ped eattle Steams Ip 0. ie cooriiee, ‘Sitey putting the sk, United @tates Navy, Febru. | 2% 1894, $000 | Hurbanks, 838040: Taland Karly Kone, |the reammn that itis offered at much a| waite Star Dock, Foot of Spring Street parte together Miss Phillips rose emir ring : X cad ‘$25; Island White, $4 | price that anybody can get an inter- Main 624 from her seat to place the pistol |MTY I I” tone ana Improvements at Reckford Fin) ana Oregon, 445; new potatoes, est without putting In his last dottar. | A. BELL, Manager Gat aemer at the ant we og was originally a tricolor, red, white) ROCKFORD, Wash, May %4.—~A/2%e per Ib; Or bet t= and Yakima sil pete 4st mite Ascot tieaion, ~ ~ rok | iad blue, being composed of a white |week of well directed aystematic ver akin, fancy, $20 per ton; beets, |raise in price thi poun ‘ od. Tt was dischar wed, tne Dall went |tdangle on the staff, with the broad | work on streets and copings has|#125 per sack; carrots, %c@$1 per | Prompt attention given to all orders - THE... qhrough ‘hee OR an D ntrack | coer atripe of blue and lower of red. | made a great improvement in the ap- S@ck; garlic, 9c; California aspara-| SLATER & SMITH, Official Brokers | her steter,: Mise Rebeces Phillips, on ne of the tow: 4 the good sus. per Ib; Walla Walla aspar-| ‘Phone Main $01. 114 James 8t., Seattle, the chin. Ife force had been spent, | It will be sent to Anapolis pearance of the town, and the good ein th: ee , la ~ — work still continues, The road lead. |#eus, @100 per Ib; rhubarb, 2 ——_— ~ pee et ge Maken bos ties No Extra Session. ing to the cemetery and approaches ib tomatoen, 2.2 per case ; 0 bridges had all been so long ne- | chokes, 0c per doa; wax beans, 100 Mattie Phillips ee she is suf-| WASHINGTON, D. C., May hm | OO ted that vt Hl were as unaafe as per bb; string beans, 90 per Ib. ‘Phone Pike 126, 1329 Second Avenne fering acutely from the wound A member of the administration, in| fire iat tee responding. effort Sra 0 r grocer says Wm. J. OEAN & Co. Rere Presanee et Mind. (0 2omtn 12 know thorview of the | coward neatness and order Is notice-| Green fruit Gobbing)—Ora u g y: | President on the subject; ald today GUTHRIE, 0. T., May %4.—Capt,|that the probabilities. were against Blenry Anderson, chief of the Osage |? extra ression of congress being able on the part of the majority of property owners, and while trees and) ler shrubbery suffered severely during « dling, ne. + ban. . called. He said thatthe president : : t a Light Horsemen, wan riding a fery | Called the winter, yards and lawne denote | anas, per bunch; Call horse today, The horse reared and | given the subject rome thought 010, and attention fornia black figs, 20-Ib boxes, $1 fell on him. One foot caught in the | Put he wae reasonably ep that nO marmers report spring grain | 60; cartoons, $1.25; Smyrna figs, 2 etirrup and Anderson was dragged CM!) would be Issued except in some) oiny but kward, pasturage new dates, 7M%e; sweet apple 0 foot unlooked for contingency, which) oo 6t and vegetable gardens dincour-| cider, 30c per gallon; med, sweets, Anderson saved his Hite by pulling | WUld make it necessary. aging strawberries, $2 a cr his gun and shooting the horee as it ee | ‘There will be a large nerca of | California cherries, $1,26471.50 a & @ashed madly through a cornfela, |Fatal Fal! From a Morse. | ,,nimer tallow to be sown to fall) San cherries, $1.25@1.60, rc TOWER HILL, T., May 24.—John | wheat. | In the Hands of the Trust| Lanhan, a wealthy farmer living ~~ Ball Shiow — . | - LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 24.—The | north : ¢ Tower tee wae thrown Steel Rai pment. Safe Deposit Boxes Belle of Nelson distitiery, one of the| from his horse this morning and! sow york, May 24.—The Mary-| ti best known in the state, and the| Milled. . land @teel company has shipped on| Fixed in steel-lined vault, for the brand of one of the at known in ro the mer Falla of Dee 280 tons of | safe keeping of valuable articles and the world, today parsed into the “The Name Clipper Signifies: for the Australian govern-| papers, for rent at $3 @ year. You hands of the Kentucky distilleries | Light, easy running, Bealdes, It t» The same concern is ship-|carry the key. Safe Deposit Vaults, anid warehouse syndicate, strong and durable. Look it over at| ping another consignment to that|/9 West Columbia street, 1. Shor pie hana 8 liahibiewwin |1022 2nd ave. IF. M. Spinning, agt, | government jrock, Manager within Walking sinance Vratt's Orchard —-- — , - od he o- - s | p> at pees! addition } Homesoekors’ paradise, Pratvx Orch.Add. | ‘Take Codar St. car to Pratt's Orebard Add | Low on easy terms. Pratt’ Orchard Add There are not any APPLES SAN DIEGO PROM C0. Has Plenty. Fine as Silk 415 Pike Street Beotween 4th and 6th All Wortjuaranteod, | «PETER EGGE Painting, Paperhenging, Kalsomining Victure Frames Made to Ordor. Lock smith Repairing of All Kinds Residence, 197 6th ave, 406 Pike Street PIGOT & FR 104 Washington 8t., CH CO, have the only In the Nor Pamph. BA n AL Opportunity 1 Directofa and Kmbalmer, Third Ave, and Columb no Main 19. Boattia Wash, FARALLON Linotype Job Printing Machine | | | | | | THESE....... Ar B the Reasons wiry OUR Business Is Increasing Since we Our the We Our of oved Back to our Old Quarters tore i cleanest in city. No mice, rats, ats or dogs catry only the very best brands of goods, teams run to all parts the city, and we de liver promptly. the Every pound we sell is fully Tak Oce have Our guaranted. e great care in dealing with children, upy our own store and no Robber Rent to pay. b STETSON BROS 927 Yesler Way. Wife We will p. Come to See Us, be open until 9 m., and we want to show you the AS sium STOVES |\We y, June 2, 10 P. M. | have the know you don’t time during day, and now that warm weather is coming on, we think the Gas Stove is just what you want. i .. SAVES...... Labdr, And _ promotes happi- ness in every household where used. (ias Ranges Sold at Manufactur- e d r’s Prices, freight leducted, and con- nected FREE of c HARGE. Seattle Cas AND Electric Co. 7 Mee Cherry Street “SAME Tl TRANSFER C0. Frelght, Passenger and Baggage, ‘Phone e STORAGE. Main 41-46, Odce 623 First ava 1,000 SAID Foot [Barrels In Good Condition & COHN of Yesler Ave. Yesler Dock.