The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1899, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAT. NO BREWERY EXHIBIT. | the infectious forma of so-called ook” Up tn Nebraska, ft tw @aid, the American Firms wilt Make | Heian thistle is proving a boon to! ris. May No Display at MILWAUKEE, W =| state he fwemer instead of an inflection atid @ menave to hie prosperity, and the agricultural department of that has tasued a bulletin demon- Freed Pabst, tr, today said posttively | etrating tte value ax food for stock that the Pabst Brewing company Would not oxhtbit at the Paris ex- posttton, Emil A, Btetfold had pre- Viousiy sald In behalf of the Schiits y that It would not make y at Pare, was sure that neither the Sohiits ner the Pabst brewery would exhibit, talk with brewers today showed that, im the'r opinion, it was useless to try to put much Amerigan beer upon the Kuropean market. In France, Amertean beer is at a disadvantage as compared with the German pro- duct, German beer geta in after setting with one tariff, and that is alt, but American beer has to pay « tax upon entering France and an other to get into Paris. It is much the same position as a traveler who must first have his baggage exam- ined at the French frontier and again before he is let out of the de- pot grounds in Parts, Sale of Mineral Lands. GALBNA, Kan., May 90.--Bx-Gov- ernor W. C, has purchased for the American Zine Lead & Smelting company of Hos- ton, Mass, a 400 acre tract of min- eral land neat Carterville, Mo Also an $9 acre tract known ag the Corn- field lease in the same localities, The purchase price was $126,000, The Crown Pulnt mining lease and 80 lots in Duenwes, Mo. were sold Satur- day by J. W. Ground to @ Boston syndicate for $100,000, The West- chester and Maybell mines, near this ‘elty, were sold to BE. C. White and) Herbert T. Jenning of Mount Ver- non, N. Y,, for $63,000, CHILD BRANDED a} camer Mr, Pabst said he | ne rad Renfrew, of Oklahoma, | | BY HOt IRON. %.—Four-year- Lett Ee l i : l | ft He iu ; tt ‘The French still fight an average Af G00 Gusts'e yous. It requires idinine.cle capital to make candy for our nearly 80,900,000 inhabitants. ae i A clever Italian tas deqigned o series of twelve powt-cards bearing on the Dreyfus . jaye was a school- . Rockefetler at the the docket ot the Criminal of Atlanta ure the names of aught murderers. see There is a lady out in California who says ber husband fs an artivt in Chicago. He paints the canvas on the harns at the stockyards.—Chicago Record. so ap mate of Oswego ( B. F. nap Ht oN. On vourt 7 unea see Gen. Joneph Wheeler ie mort con- ecientious in taking a certain amount of exercive every day. He ‘a fond of riding, but believes that walking $s better for him. ee A cartoad of oranges will average 0 boxes, and the boxes contain about 176 oranges emch. A carioad of lemons will average 288 boxes, swith 360 lemons to the box. one No matter tow bet it i on the deserts of Arizona and southern Cal- Mornia—and sometimes the thermom. | eter goes up to 110 and 120 in the shale—you never hear of a sun- stroke. +e To prevent hair-clippers trom | aropping short hair down the neck, a new attachment consists of @ pan to be fastened at the rear, a forming a flanged receptacle catches all the clippings, fhe pa) Southey's grandson, who was ar. rested for fraud recently, advertine pure white kittens and Persian cats) o be sent by express, and pocketed | the money without sending the cats He pleaded extreme poverty as hin excuse. em yal Academy this year more than 15,000 pletures were sub- Faitted and less than 1000 hung Hereafter members will be allowed to offer only six pictures instead of eight, as heretofore, and others may offer only three. At the fF ‘fey impurity, says the rely responsible for pidesnte Londen. “If the proper ven ef private hones, and expec inen#, were Inala % saya, “we of inf which Led the packer, and all day tong he} licen ertebtion eaete jae 20 - at i 1 iN ih . | Manville: American’. | Bdith MeKee, aged 16 years, daugh- and ae fuel for heating and cook: ine purpones, Mut the plant is not # regarded in the southwest, * What is ever constructs for the Sn , Washington. maid to be the fastemt “1 is now be- heontan inn | The specifion | tions for this Instrument require that | that It #hall be capable of making a #uccesaful exposure in one 600th part | of a #econd, and It is hoped to #0 greatly (ncrease this speed an to se- cure a good n by an expomure of only one 1000th of a second, “ee “Tt I go ter school terday de teach er'll lick me fer not preparin’ lewson; an’ if T atay home, me mudder'’l tick me fer not gotn' ter school Now, either I got ter go or stay at home, But if I go an’ de teacher licks me, an’ mudder finds it out, me mudder'll | lick me fer not doin’ my school work; an’ if 1 stay home an’ me |mudder licks me, de tewcher'l! lick me termorrow fer bein’ a truant! Gee! Gueme Tl go ter sleep!"~ ‘The speaking tube (# an excellent means of infection, and the London Lancet has recently issued @ note of warning concerning them. Thewe tubes are practically unventilated, exeept when in use, and when the Pperwon using them speaks, te mote ture In the air which be exhates coo- denses on the sider of the tube, #0 | that the products of respiration re- main for the benefit of the next per- | on using the tube; and it im letle | Mt |wonder that the telephone ts recom- memded in preference to the apeaking — tube by sanitartans, "ee “Alas!” eixhed the broken-down racehorse, “What a leveler t# death! Here I am to be made into canned corned beef along with ordinary horses!" Now ft chanced that the pecker overheard the racehorse thus | bemoaning bis fate, and, being w hu- mane man, he teok pity on the un- happy beast. “I betleve I'll make canned loteter out of him!” exclaim- was buoyant with the consciousness see an still retaine ite suprem- the home of the greatest beds Teck salt. The whole estate Meche oaaabians with it, some t Fy F Detroit river, about 12 miles from reyiayi | of the gun, and In) ? i i ifting inahie of the gun con- siete of 52 spiral grooves, cut one- twentieth of an inch deep at the bere.—New York Tribune. Mail Trains to Malolos. WASHINGTON, D.C. May %.— Director of Posts Vailie of the Phit- fppine mail service has informed Postmaster General Emory Smith that on April 15 the fret rattway mail service In the Phitippines istamis was established betwen Malolos and Manila. He reported everything In the Philippine mail service was working well, The Spantarts never nad a ratiway mall service of the kind known in America. This ser- vice is being extended as the army advances. A WAR ON WHISKY Chattanooga Ministers At- tempt to Indict Officials. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May 30. Chattanooga is in the throes of a bitter fight between the whisky and | church people. ‘This fight some time ago resulted | in the passage of a law by the city council closing saloons at “10 o'clock at night. The ministers have been making a bitter war from the pulpit ever since against the liquor traffic. This resulted in the summoning of almost every minister in the city before the grand jury to give testimony. The ministers say they gave the grand jury erough testimony and evidence to indiet half the city. The ministers are attempting to} secure the indictment of public oM- for the non-enforcement of the | PUT POISON IN A WELL Attempt at Whole Poison- ing With Paris Green. MIDDLETON, N. ¥., May %6.—An)} Attempt at wholesale poisoning by | throwing paris green in a well on the farm of Fenjamin and R. M. C. Crosby, at Thompson Ridge, has created intense excitement through out the surrounding country. persons, one of them, Chas. | a constable, have been drinking the water. An offer |of $200 reward for the arrest and conviction of the guilty parties has led to such diligent work that to- | night ft Is believed that not many hours will elapse before arresta are made, The entire crew of an Fr road train had a narrow ene being poisoned by drinking the w ter, The theory that the polson was | thrown in the well by tramps or by children has doned Within walkiog din p. Prett's Orchard should hemr much tons than we do ot Ada!vion. best deposits being on the * lcobblestones at Despiaines and Aadams streets this afternoon. Rowe, with other Itallan laborers, wae MISSOURI ELOPEMENT | Crossed the Kansas Line and Were Married, JOPLIN, Mo., May 90.—Wiltiam 1. | Degraff, son of a Joplin mining mag pate, and Miss Susie Payton, the 16 yoar-old daughter of poputar ett , merried across the last night Degrat ts 21 years old, Miss Pay- ton that was is but a sehoolri, and| were for this reayon thete were objections | Worked men in to the marriage, ‘The young lovers were auppored to have gone to Lakeside park and no Uneasiness was felt until late night, when thelr absence convinced their parents that they had ¢ They are supposed to have ge St. Louin at SUIGIDE OF A GIRL os wee «Ra Her Peretina Odjected to Her viyuen Sweetheart. MARYSVILLE, Mo, May %0— ton nit ter of John MeKee, a farmer miles north of Marysville, ted suicide last evening by she herself through the bead, Section Men Strik TORONTO, Ont, May a0 vion men on the Grand 1 aystem recently a increase of Wagve fused, and deday the men, about 800 | in Humber, Went on atrike mon Jai thet under present conditions they could not make m than 85 e of Jonas earn Ont. tHE | ose John Lewis, @ young man whom | her parents objected to, called to go to church with ber but they would not let her mo. After he went away she went to her room, A few minutes later the report of a gun was heard, Members of her family ran to her m and found her dead. LED TO SLAUGHTER. A Young Man pa Forward With | papers he hears in the morning, t | reader giving only the headline His Eyes Blinded. He w young persons who, having eyes, see pot, and, baving ears, hear pot, and the girt in the case was not that sort. | “Do you know,” he said to her one |® keneral store at Great Fails, Mont.) J oiing, $2. Thad: evoning, as they talked, “that I think | He will not give his own people any | ion ing @ great deal of you?" “Yeu?” she twittered, with coy in- terroga tion. “Yes, and the more T see of you | the more I think of you." “Yea? and again the pretty litle pote of rising inflection. “Yeu, and I want to think more of you every day.” “How sweet of you,” #he murmur- “Yeu, and I have something to say to you, too,” “Indeed! ‘This tn preity surprise “Yes, amd 1 would may it i 1 dared. —1-1-—" ‘Rut you don’t dare,” she tnter- rupted. “How do you know I don't?” very “Recause you don't way tt." “Prot T will aay it" “Wheat “When you want me to.” “I want you to now.” “Really? with intensity, “Yeu, indeed.” "Can't you guess? “How can IT ‘Bell me, won't your" “Of courte.” “Well, w-w-will you marry met” this impetuously after the first two words. “Oh, Mr. Brown,” she cried, in much sorrow, “what did you ask me for? I had no idea you were going to say that. Don't you know I am engaged to Mr, Smith, and have been | for a whole week, and we are to be) married tn October? 1 am so sorry —_— Rut Mr. Brown, muttering maledtetiona, had got out.—-Washing- ton Star. DEWEY IS IN DEMAND Chicago Wants Him at Drain- age Canal Opening. CHICAGO, UL, May %.—Admiral Dewey will be invited to be present at the ceremony attending the open- ing of the Chicago drainage channel next December. When Dewey reaches New York in July he will be invited to visit Chi cago as the guest of the Sanitary District. Later a committee of drain- age trustees will go cant to urge him to accept the invitation and to ar- range his plans to keep the engage- ment. Buried by Caving Earth. CHICAGO, May %.—Joneph Rowe, an employe of the Peopte’s Gas Light and Coke company, was amothered | to death beneath @ mass of dirt and) working at the excavation being made to repair a gas main, when both sides collapsed, Rose was covered by more than a ton of dirt and stones. Glanders Case Near Tohes| TEKOA, Wash, May —Dr. Fountain, local veterinary surgeon, discovered the last of the week that glanders had broken out in a bunch of five horses on Mr. Hagte’s farm about five miles southwest of Tekoa, to 98 cents a day, and as Affoetn i's! PERSONAL POINTS. | Georke Gould te of the hardest ne New York Commander W, W, Meade, who has just been placed in command of the Hrooklyn, was one of the design ere of that #hip eee ‘The Duchess of Marlborough owns * niel whe ance was the dog which followed John Churchill, the firet duke, through the battle of Ra Who premides at the pea He te the soul of dh cretion, having hever opened hie lips in public e+e The Duchess of I most wearers of the strawberry leaves, goes into society very Ht. tle, She is « retigious woman and is voted to her two small children, “. A pension of 827 @ month has been sranted Lula B. Randall, the 1-year oid daughter of Frank EB. Randall, chi ineer Of Dowey's dispatch boat MeCullough, who died from a sunstroke the day after the battle tland, lof Mantia, | millionaire, jand b word for the animate to be shot and | He immediately communtca hin information te Dr. Nelson, state vet- erinary #urgeon, who in turn sent} the place quarantined, Th orders | have been ried out to the letter ami the flelds in which the horses were kept are being thoroughly dis infected. All #traw, hay and other matter with which It was known that they came in contact are being urned, To prevent the spread of the contagion it was necessary to adopt strict measures. Hoy Elected Mayor. COLUMMIA, B. C., May %0.—The first municipal election of the newly incorporated city of Columbia took place here Thursday, Much Interest waa #h and good vote was polled. council, av determined by the vote, conaista of Mayor Charles Hoy, elected by acclamation “ae Charles Broadway Rouns, the blind te fond of good reading & companion read to him evening after dinner. The every cent In case of subjecta Mr. House is one of those hesitating | Particularly interested in. . Sieoping Hear, @ full blooded Gros | Ventre Indian, specersfully conduc credit, but extends it to 4 limfted number of white men. THE SNAKE RIVER COUNTRY Much Building and a General Air of Prosperity. LEWISTON, Idaho, May %.— ‘There ts an alr of confidence In the extensive building Operations In pro- gress fn thie portion of Idaho and Pastern Washington that ts speak- ing volumes for the future of thin favored region of the northwest. Asotin, “pretty Asotin,” as the vie- Mor must term Ht, te enjoying an era of vullding activity that gives the and is add- ing point. ie noted for te fruit, which bas a delicious favor, amd especially ite geneial climate. Asotin valley fruit has been supply ing for years the demands of Lewis- ton and Palouse people for apricote/ peaches and the more tender varie~ ties of frutte, While the cloudburat of more than @ year age did effect the volume of fruit shipments, in de- mroying some of the old orchards on the banks of the creek and did irr parabie damage to homes, yet the people have not given up heart, ing aware that in the high tx be- they were safe with such advantages | as the country pormenses, PULLMAN, Wash, May 2.--The Pullman public echeols choted a suc- cesaful term of nine months Thurs- day and Friday night a clase of 14 xraduates from the elght grade held their graduating exercises at the a ditortum before a large and appre- ctative autience, There were 1 in the graduating clans, but only nine of them took part In the exercises, een Lots on easy termes Pratt MARKET QUOTATIONS Tuewlay Mor corning tern avenue markets opened up with a brisk trade. Greenstuff t# plentiful and in demand, and the quality is first Orchard Add class, The first consignment of peaches and apricots came tn yea: terday afternoon. Oranges and lemons are a little stiff this morning All other markets remain steady. 70,000 pounds of halibut wae receiv- ed from the local banks yesterday Small fish are a little short in the market at present. The following prices are being of- fered to the producer by the local dealers for delivery in round lots on the dock or In the car at Seattle: Grain—Oats, $29; barley, $25; wheat chicken feed, $1% bran, $16; shorts, 7.00. Hay—Puget sound, per ton, 87; stern Washington timothy, $11.60 @i2; aifaifa, $8. Kene—Strictly fresh ranch, 17@ Ife, Butter ~ Frewh ranch, %@10c; creamery, 16@ 18¢ Poultry—Chickens, lve, 15@15\%¢; dreased, 16 Live Btock—Chotce beef cattle, cows, 4@4%0; steers, 4%@5c; hogs, live, 4%e; hogs, dressed, 640; calves, dressed, large, 6c; mall, 9c; calves, large, live, 4e; small, 6c, Hides, Peits and Wool—Heavy sound salted steers, over 60 pounds, fe; medium sound, per pound, Tic; Nght wound, under 66 ve Acre 7 cows, sound, all stags, bulla and oxen, kips, Te; calves, per pound, 8c; green hides, Jo lens than salted; dry hides per pound, Ie; dry eulis, one-third less; Rummer deer, per pound Mo; winter deer, dry, M@16e; par deer, 9@ 120; dry elkn, 94100; green elk, 4@5e; sheep pelts, 25950; shear lings, 154p2 Eastern Washington wool, fe; Western Washington wool, 12¢; dirty or timber burned, 100; tal- low, 24ataye Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry and the following aldermen: P. C,| Butter—Ranch, 10@ fancy dat McArthur, Angus L. MeDonald, ©,|'Y, in squares, 1 Washington Cason, Piwin L. Beer, Joshua Ander. |creameries, 1-1b prints, 18@20c; Rast son and Charles W. R. Wastell, ‘The lowa antl Klin, 19420 firet meeting of the council will by heese (Jobbing )—Na Wash- held on Saturday, and a number of | Ington, 24 @le; Mastern, 24@1laye; mportant civic matters will be dealt | California, Me with at on Eges (obbing)—Strietly — fresh ps 1 ranch, 1% Kvery lovin fruit trees, Pratt's Orchara | Honey — California comb, ? Again. ]12%40; strained, Ze. "day Gobbing> unlike | | wouttry-—wresed |live chickens, Ibe. Mute. Walnote, per tb, sacks, Me; ¥ orn bine walnuts, Ie; pecan iSc; Mberta, Me; almonds, fancy, mhel!, 18e; almonds, No, 2 16 Vata 6 pine, Ihe; hlekory, Me; cocoanuts, per dozen, hae; per Ib chickens, 1640; 12a wort pea pop Hay, Groin and Food Puget Sound, pe |ton, 8709) F rn Washington tim othy, #14014; alfalfa, $9. Outs Gobbing)~-Per ton, $20@20, Harley-—Rotted, $27. Corn Wh : cracked, $22 feed meal, , i cake, Wheat, $21 | middiings, s21@ bran, | shorts, $17.60; chopped feed, | dairy chopped feed, $16; 20022. | Fresh Meat (Jobbing beef, | Se per Ib; steer beef, 9c per Ib; mut- ton, wether, 9¢ per Ib; pork, 7%c| per Ib; veal, large Se per Ib; email, 1e, Provisions Gobbing-—Mama, large, | 10\%c; hame, emall, Ne; breakfast ba- con, 1M%0; dry malted sides, 7%e; Rex, S%\e. Lard (obbing)-Home-made, er | th, THe; White Btar, Se; Coin Bpec Sige; lard, compound, tlorces, 640; Rex, #Ke Freeh Mieh(jobbing)—Halibut, 2% ° yc; Columbia river salmon, 740 flounders, 8@40; olen, 40; rock « | be; trout, 12%@iie; shrimps, 10; shad, 204; amelt, 450; oysters, Olympia, $3.00 per sack; $1.50 per! gallon; clam, $1.60 per sack; Dunge-| were 1 $1.10; cooked, $1.20; ling cod, 6@6e, ! Vegotad: Potatoes Gobbing)-White River Burbanks, 9845; Island Barly Rose, | 340; Island White, 45; Yaki- ma and Oregon, #8; new potatoes, | do per Ib; Oregon and Yakima ail- ver skin, fancy, $90 per ton; beets, | 91.25 per sack; carrots, vagy oad Bal sack; garlic, $e; California gus, 6660 per Ib; Walla Walla separ. | ° agus, Side per Ib; rhubarb, 2c pet Ib; tomatoon, $2.2502.50 per care; ord. | chokes, Se per dor; wax beans, lc per ib; string Yeans, 9 per Ib; new) cabbage, 2% 2%. Fruits. Gobbing)—Orang navels, $361.00; fruit | Green | $971.0: fan cy, 2963.90 per ban- anas, $260 per bunch; Call- lfornia biack fig», 20-Ib bomes, $1.-| |; cartoons, $1.26; omyrna figs, 230) per Ib; new dates, Tige; aweet cider, 3% per gallon; med. $4.00; strawberries, $2.26 a crate; California cherries, 81.2601. a box; Ban Jose cherries, $1.26@1.00; peach. os, 11.0 a box: apricots, $2.00 a box. Lumber and Building Materi Loge—Supertor quality, per M, No. 1 fir, #@7, merchantable fir, per M, 4.00@5.%; No. 1 cedar, 6@7; com- mon, per M, $406; spruce jogs, $6.0; cedar shingle bolts, $262.50. Fir lumber—Rough, $8.50; thick fin- lished, surfaced, one or two sides, &, | 10 and 12 inches wide, $15@20; lengths 12 to 16 feet; spectal tengths, bc acd M extra; one-inch finish, $19@ vertical grain, 4 per M extra ears ing, dressed and matched, $i7@21; | | stock boards, S-inch, $9@18; 10-inch, | 19.018; L2-inch, S18@19; fenci | No, 4 or é-inch finish, $; No, 2, $9; V of channel rustic of drop siding, weight 2000 Ibm, S11@14; Pir timber, Jolsta and rough, $8.50@ oo 848, Hie M4; box boards, 12-inch and up, $15. Washington Hed Cedar Lumber— Rough, $8@9; bevel s.ding, weight 700 lbs, S14@ 15.00; celling, weights, Noa. 4, 2 and 3, %-inch, 1300 ibe; Nos. 1, 2 and 3, %-inch 700 Ibe, $i3@27; | wainscoting, $10@14; rustic, $25428; | *A® shingles, $1.00; standard shingles | l-inch fintsh, 12, 14 and 16 feet, | |S250; thick Qnish, S$28@36; cedar) |squares, 7, &, 8 and 10 feet, $24@30; pickets, $12, Kiin-dried, $1 In advance of green: Grayage, We, } Jobbing Quotations. ‘The Jobbing quotations today were an follows: Sugar (jobbing)—Golden C, tn bbis, $4.90; extra C, in bbis, Ge; powdered, | 95.96; dry granulated, 85. cube, $5.- | 95; beet, $5.40; spot cash prices. Flour, ete. Gobbing)—Patent Ex- cellent, $3.25; Novelty A, $3.00; Star | (bakers’), $2.75; Callfornia brands, | | 14.10; corn meal, yellow, $1.85 per 100 | | pounds in 10-tb sacks; corn mest} white, $1.60 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b buckwheat flour, pure, $3.50 per 90 jie in 91b sacks; cracked wheat, $2.25 er 100 Ibs in 10-Ib sacks; farina, $2.- is per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; farina, | $2.00 per 100 Ibs fn 5-Ib sack: jeut ontmeal, $2.60 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; graham flour, $1.75 per 100 Ibs in 10-Ib sacks; whole wheat flour, $1.85 per 100 ibs in 10-1b sacks; rye meal, $2.10 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; rye flour, $2.25 per 100 Ibe in 10-Ib |sacka; aplit peas, 100-Ibs sacks, $2.60; split peas, $3.00 per 100 Ibs in 25-1b boxes; pearl barley, $4.25 per 100 Ibs in sacks; wheat flakes, 75-1b boxes, $2.10; wheat flakes, $2.50 per case of %6 2-1b pkes; fancy rolled oats, $2.85 per bale, in %Ib sacks; corn meal, yellow, $2.80 per bbl in 60-Ib sacks; Joorn meal, white, $2.90 per bbi In 50. 1b sacks; buckwheat flour, pure, $7.20 per Dbl in 60-Ib sacks; cracked wheat $4.00 per bbI in 50-1 sacks; steel cut oat meal, $6.50 per bbi in 09-Ib sack; eraham flour, $2.90 per bbi in 60-ib sacks; whole wheat flour, $1.00 per bbl In 6-16 cokes; rye meal, $3.75 per bbl in 60-1» sacks; rye flour, $4.00 per fancy rolled oats, 180 Ibs net tn $5.45; fancy rolled oats, 90-1b sacks, $5.20; fancy rolled oats, per $2.75, Coffee Gobbing) —Green—Moch: per Ib, 294410; Java, per Ib, 2 Conta Rica, cholee, per Ib, 15@1% Roasted, Arbuckle's, in 100-1b cases, per 100 Ibs, $12.26; 60-1b cases, per 100 tbs, $12.35; 36-1b cases, per 100 Ibs, $12.45; Java, 50-1b tins, per Ib, 65e; sack, Mc; Aden Mocha, 37%c; Cara- cola, Sc; Guatemala, Mle; gro coffee, 16@200; Léon, 1008, $12.25; 65a, | im, $12.45, | cane » Homeseekers’ Opportunity, Pratt's Orchard Addition ts all tn large bearing fruit trees, lots are offered on special terms to those who| want homes, by Holman & Robinson, ‘BARK HUNTER Golofnin Bay ST. MICHAEL About May 24th For treight and pply on board at White Star Dy » Comings, | Agent, 69 Safo Dopos Pacific Coast Steamship Company | lor San Francisco | The company’s | gant ateam } Queen, Walla at ‘ and Umatilia tea Seattle 11,15 «a. m, via Port Townsend and Victoria, May 4, 4, 6, nfth day 13, 18, 24, 28, the June ry 14, 19, 14, July 3, and ev after Le San Francisco For Seattle 10 a. m,, via Vietoria Port 9 send, May 1, % 1, ¥ 26, 31, June 5, 10, », 0, july and every fifth ¢ ther FOR ALASKA Leave Seattle, 9 a, m. Cottane City, 40, June M4 16, June %, 24; June 1%; Al Ki, 4, and every fifth day therentias The company reserves the right to j chang . | without notlee, teamern, sailing dates and hours of | sailing or lder previous further ' information obtain 1. FF. TrRowpRIr Puget 84. Supt, Ocean Dk, Seattle. Tp town ticket office, 618 First av. Seattle; Goodall, Perkins & Co., Agents, Ban Francisco. Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Alaska Lightning Express Steamship cil of Seattle ‘Salts trom Vester Whart THURSDAY, JUNE 8, AT 10 P.M. ron SKAGWAY AND DYEA ‘Vancouver, Ketchikan and Jnean STEAMSHIP FARALLON Golle from Yesler Whart jor Pkagway. and pre (piling ot Viewerin. Vancouver, 4 Juueeu, | Frida June 2, 2,10 P.M.) Passes A Accent Bt firetolass For injormation, raves, ete , apply 1a DODWELL & CO., Lt Geverd Agents. Phone Main 470. 113 James Stree’ Empire Line | All Water Route to Alaska. fhm tating ©. Mites ret June IO, |Is9g99 Connecting with Company's Own Fiest of Kiver Steamers for Dawson City And All Intermediate Pointe on the Yukon River. EMPIRE LINE 607 First Ave. - - SEATTLE Or t any Agent of the Interna vou ist Michael, Golovin Bay | CAPE NOME About June 10 (under charter) 3. 3. LAKME reight ai Great Worthers Railway © 12 Virst Avenue Seattle Yukon ransportation 0 {ead ottice, woe West Columbia st W.D. Woe, Pres AL, Mawionr, Mgr Parenge apply te Ticket Offices, 12 ita ove ‘Phone Main & Leese. Bally “Arrive way 1b verety itd L 6. im. Mt Vernon p me ‘New Wusteom 42pm Spokane Rowland 990 p th ft. Paul, Chicago aud Kast, BANKS THe ViRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEATILE Patdenp Capitat nan Generas Hose f, business tansactot Jemes Db. Me Pag Previa Maurice MeMickes . * View Presiieas Lester Turner, . Crabiot KY, Parkbarst * Kesintané : arate Be iy o telew ile exebi 3%, principal cities af ibe Unit Bates and Ro rope. THE YUGKT BOUND NATIONAL BANK OF PRATT“ Fi an stock paid im......, oman Jaco, pa Vroudons EY aed: Vice-President Casnioe Correspondents in ail the pring! pal citigala Tho Uuited states al kutope. re rae! p AMEMICAN DANK Th Corner Yesier i wey and First Avenus. Capital 00 Andrew Chilberg” president A. . Boelberg Casuier | Transacts « General ti MALE MELY. Pitty railroad inborers for Trine east of mountains, Greet Northern K jam - ATTORNEYS- sen 42 Chaba A ROOT 10%t Roxwell bullting. } eee j CLOTHES CLEANING. Nlaska Fir way via Vancouver, Ketchikan and Juneau IN SIXTY-FIVE HOURS S. S. HUMBOLDT Sails From Seattle SUNDAY, JUNE 4th, AT 8 P.M. City Office, 66 First avenue; tel Main 40. Aflington Dock: ‘phone Pi KB. CAINE, Agent Send your Packages and Important Letters for ........ DAWSON And Upper Yukon Points by NUGGET EXPRESS A weekly messenger service main- tained throughout the year, Tempo. rary office, #7 Second Avenue, Seuth Telephone Main 360 STEAMS HIP LAURADA Frank M. White, Master, Sails for ST. MICHAEL And All Yukon River Points Tuesday, June 13 Connecting at St. Michael with Steamer Discovery Salling From Seattle dune 6th «FOR... ‘Cape Nome aud Golofuin Bay’ - Yor freight and paseongor, rates apply to KR. CHILCOTT, A Hasement Mutual Life ini Star Dock, foot of Spring St Or White STRAMERS, “Seattle, Bamands and Everett. STEAMER GREYHOUND: Three Round Trips Dally—Exeept Sunday Time CARD 12m. and 5p. m. 9:16 & m., 290 Pom, and 7) p.m Connects at Seattle with Steamer Flyer pund trip k, Seattle, Red's 2. SCOTT, Manager sSegitle, Clothe 3 apt oon td jae la repairing. Sdav, Tel. 3 PERSONAL. Seo Hanson before purchasing « sewing machine. A. few. good secomdchand | chines for sale Teciouabie. 5d Columbis ite Postoftice Weak “To buy old eid Hensel, mang. jeweler, 8 H Ladies and gentlemen who sale of Late Jewelry and noveltion will testify to quailty of stock and honest dealing. ‘ant all to come and seo our method as compared with others. We have been re- quested to give morning sales, hence af 16 ™., i (be our opening. Kors fust Uiet yon wane hs 1ai8 Second A\ } “White ix ae of all sewing machines Sofa by B.D. Voris, 1008 Second ave; pioneer dealer in sewing machines and sowing machine supplies, Telephone Pike 14, DENTIST +. Dentist. Spociaiist in Crown, 424 Burke Building “HH. De and Bridge w LOANS AND IRECRANCE, James Bothwell NM » Loans, Fire in worance & Surety Bonds, 28 Boston Bik; Tel. pancina ACADEMY. Best and only thorough Dancing Schoolta city; day end Croning. 7h and Columblest MILLINERY. Sire Hansen, corner Fourth and Pina Latest Spring Styles. Lowest prices. ____ HOTELS AND FURNISHED ROOMS HOTEL BRONSON, Good elevator: rooms low rates, Dell Crane, If you wish « room or change try the Rochester Hotel, Pike and. Second | good room #1 Breet nicely furnished outside room * nacien ts 25e free baths; electric Nghts, HOTEL YORK, Hit A Avenue ead Fikes first-class roome and board at §6 per week. HOTEL COLBY, cor. Thind and Cherry] first-class room and board, 8 wee! and up up, “GLENWOOD HOUBE, 110 South Sing! First avenue— it en suite; | we rooms #1, $1.50 and 2 per week. mansky, general auctioneer tot the city or sta k, express sales, stock of merchandise at 1azs Third avenue. The Seattle Jank Co, pays lowest bot square business, All kinds of waste | paper done a newspapers sald, Net (8 Railroad ave Telephone Black No. 1118, rices, mado bread, cakes and Linsa ho: pastry? best in the city, 1406 Third Ave, TAILORS. ‘ifilo Tailoring Go, beat 1b, 618 ) suits made in the otty. gy | Cleaning, Repairing. 715 Third avenue. ARON TEROTS HOUGHTON, Architect, Aa, 415, 41g i ing Cottine te We Third which wilt atk your own plans,and sell whole $0, and monthly payments less Dw interes y enme Arran, sapor Jot, S104, Harrigan. A add, Latona, Nelson Macpherson 129 New Yqrk block,