The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1899, Page 4

cen.” tated ene cues te ANOTHER company shows a disposition to pay a little higher figure than the last hamed amount Por six months past the trustees of | the sanitary district bave been aware lthat various corporations desired to water power at Lock T T | utilise thett } IB | port and Joliet when it was develop: } ou This water powe prom: o i J AU i rrovide a revenue for the permaaent malotenanece account of the channel, 1 as to amwiat In the retirement While the construction . an Ww of the bonds fa » and gates Involving and ex Said to Have Taken sri’ bestecn same ana Place In St.Louis while if @ good rental contract with some corporation could be made, FEDERATION trustees felt that this would be worth BABY ARROWSMITH IS MISSING ‘ite aukee brewers seen today pro-| An Eleven Days’ Find the ™ Child. oh Fails to. } Tt is reasonable to suppose i ‘The Washington State Federation terday afternson by Judge Jacobs, te rrives sat ¢ Nut) o., e Jan Capt. Pabst would know of any suc! ~ morning on the stean ane pats be ogee ae cae ndertakine if it was under way, | Women's elube convened thie) ng jooai Epworth leagues Will | bringing with them gold dust rang y asmith en Pe He says that although he waa not at| Morning at the Firet Presbyterian |pold a rally tonight in the interest ling in vatue from $60,000 to 175,000. Haw Robert Arrasmith been murder. | 1 are ee ting of brewers, the /Church, with a large number of Gele-|of the convention to be held at Olym- | pwenty-fve of the Kiondikers left ag i‘ nt up by [RBOM® that the matter was mot dis- |gates in attendance pia next Therstey might : 7e a. ltheir gold with Purser Ja ba hewe questions are brought up by |; ° < ne tonight will be held in the First |who es the value » >| the continued abeence of Robert Ar- [USE Ot TSISST Co __ The large euditorium of the church | 08 Oust enurch, and In addition to|pe geovon bur that the total anout | raamith and his Syear-old daugh was beautifully decorated. The fed-| Lumber of musical selections, the lon the steamer wae at least $175,000, | JU “ VOLUNTEERS ters Hh and white, were |mecting will be uddrensed by Kev. J. | "rhe Kiondikers form the remainder Biever days have passed since predominant, being brought out|C. Sper, & well known Methodiet of the vanguard whieh came out 7 Arenas: bad ee Sn. eS largely by ferns and white carna-(clerayman from the MotecrcMie= ‘nn tqweon recently on the fiver lie. The came to St. Louls from Betlev St. Loule police and de foree | have been bebiar. tos “tin aj w the least tr thetr | wh ats has been discovered Arrasmith’s bride and t who are best acquainted with him scout the Idea that he deliberately went away, They are convinced that he has met with foul play. They believe that the little gel haw been kidnap- | “ Arraamith had $300 on hie person |the town was burned. Capt. Febiger ped when he left his home near Belle- ville. The rol! he carried was large enough to attract attention and arouse cupidity. He took with him his 5-year-oid daughter, His object was to consult a St ment she bad. ‘The ehtid too little beauty. She is as plump ®®@ partrRige, bas a round face and roay cheeks, beautiful black eyes and long wavy biack hair. Pervons looking for a child to ab. @uct would leak po further when they saw her if ftelr purpose was to turn her childieh Yeauty to account rather than to attyin ransom Tt W@ not likely Gat persons who wanted the money Aaamith carried would be deterred DA the prospect of having such « prety child as « part of the reward of puting him out | ef the way The circumstances fer which Arraamith left Belleville & pot indi- cate that he intends to Me had been married VEGETATION — BURNS UP Country About New York as Ory as Tider. Leaves Wither and Fall From the Trees, While Just Covers Everghing. NEW YORK, June .—Newark, N. J., and the adjoining parts of Mas- eachusetts and Connecticut. are suf- fering from the most severe spring @routh that has visited these sections in years. Since the snow melted and the frost came out of the grownd, there has been hardly one good, drenching, soaking rein over all of that region, and for the last three of four weeks, there have been only infrequent and brief thunderstorms. For 100 miles or eo around New York city the dust Hes deep upon the coun- try roads, streams run iow, lawns and pastures are brown, leaves are falling from trees, green fruit is dry- ing up on the boughs. The sot! is hard, of an ashy dryness, and hay is seant and drying at the roots. From Long Istand comes the report that strawberries will! mot mature. the plants baving already put on the color which Indicates the end of the bearing season Blackberries and huskleberries ap- pear to give very little better prom- fwe. Water is low and forest fires have started in Suffolk county Tn the northern part of New York and im Albany, Renasealar, Sarato: ga, Schoharie a een counties al early vegetabl ‘mat & stunted appearance. Orange and Sullivan counties have given up look- ing for rain and are cutting their rt hay, which hae already berun to cure, standing. New Jersey is in a bad condition, her early crops are badly darnag and unless rain cdmes in large quantities Inside of a week the entire spring planting will prove frultiess Portunat« enough wa fears of a famine in the boroughs of Manhattan and the Pronx, but if no rain should fall within this month the citizens of other boroughs may get orders to economize In thelr use of water MAKE MATCHES FORTHE WORLD CHICA Metoh trate In Chicago the manufacture of the world’s supply of matches, pro viding they can lease from the sant- lary district water power rights at Lockport and Jolte If the negotiations are successful and it appears that they will be. Chi wit! gain the location of all the plants of the company in this city yoviate all . June 2% Troe Diamond concen and the sanitary district will have handsome annual revenues, perhaps @8 great a» $150,000 or $200,000 a year The amount of water power possi- Me to be developed at Lockport and Jollet '* figured by Chief Engineer Randolph at over 7000 minimum and over 11,000 maximum, As water pow er is ordinarily sold, this is worth per year from $8 to $12 per water power, although the Diamond Match said last night lis what 2 ‘MINING Big Trust Is a Myth. MILWAUKER, Wis, June 2.—The « to know nothing of the proposed | ery trast with a capital of one | dottars. Capt. Fred Pabst} bre diltion “L think the story ts all nonsense and withoat foundation, Nothing of the kind has been mentioned to me by anyone, and all I know about it saw in the newspapers | yesterday.” FOUGHT. FIRE THE SEATTLE STAR. MANY MEN SEATTLE INKLINGS. Judge Hanford has signed an order im the case of Card Sehmidt, Olaf Boman, and Albert Shuttios, who re cently libeled the steamer Lelanaw for wages, decreeing that the men be | paid their wages of $40 each, and each for return fare to San Fran elaco, OF CLUBS WashingtonWomen in Convention see At a meeting of the Mining Bureau Exchange of Seattle yesterday, the following directors were elec od: Fred Rice Rowell, HM. b. Sizer, | Chas. A. Dinemore, O, R, Dabl, Jas G. Mackiston, Jno, ¥, Terry, J 6. eu MoManna, W Yb ford, Frank A. Pontius, Jno, Maloney, J AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |W Cis, Joo. T,“Biaser. Aatrow | Knox, V. RK Pierson, and Wm, Frankfort, ——— eae The owners of Ravenna park have | An tateresting Programme Hes re-opened it until Sunday, June 24, in compliment to the visitors to the Seen Prepared—Rell CM ig AR. one nt. ef the Delegetes. ee The petition of H. F. Phillips to have Harold Hubbard committed to the Reform school, was granted yea- uc. . Last night, at the Firet Preaby- terian church, Mr. Wiliam Garth- | tone ant! Ovee Gervenitr of taal the rostrum the federation motto, “To Increase Light,” was suspended, WASHINGTON, D. C., June .— A report from Capt. Lee Febiger, of the Twenty-third United States in- fantry, chief of the department of sanitation at Manta, deseribing the bie fire at Paco on February ®, was je public by Adjutant General bin today, ‘The greater portion of apeaks tn terms of praise of the con- iduct of the Washington regiment to fames, and amongst subduing the jother things says ‘On the breaking out of the firet fire patrole the Washington boys Lou mpeciaiist about an ail- |arrested 25 men suspected of starting them, two being dreased in women's clothes. “In my opinion the fires were un- doubtedly of tncendiary origin, etart- ed by the natives themectves, Moet of the mipa houses had been aban- doned as though in anticipation. Our only meane of communication be- tween stationn the telephone, was BOOM IN MICHIGAN jutterty useless.” i any where in the upper peninsula of Mi- chigan. They are the natural trade centers of the Intonagan copper range. ‘The great range has lain fallow for Carrie Shaw Rice, & quarter of a century, but within ley, of Everett, and Miss Anna fyv~ erson, of Crystal Springs, were! |married, Key. A. L. Hutchinson of. | clating. Mr, A. T. MeDonald acted as best man, and Miss Syverson, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Mr. Garthiey is a prominent mill man at Everett. see State Food Comminsioner BE. A MeDonaild, left on the Fiyer thir morning for Tacoma, where he will epend the week tnvesti¢ating in the interest of the pure food law. eee jwhile the background was draped jwith four large American flags. The | window seats were filed by potted ‘plants, and the balcony was draped with green and white. |_ The platform was occupied by Mra. Kate Holmes, of the Woman's Cen- tury club, of Seatio, Mra Emma C. Enola, of the Hiya W clad, Bro- homish; and Mrs. Neilie Bh. Whit- fon, of the Women's club, North Yakima; in addition to the president, Mra. Amy P. 6. Stacy, of the Aloha club, Tacoma. About 19 o'clock the convention was called to order by the preaident.| George M. Grose has petitioned the In Der. Hutchinson's absence, in-|deard of public works to extend the vocation wae delivered by Rev. Isaac | Water main from the intersection of P. Naylor. The report of the cre- |Past Pine street and Twenty-fourth dentiale committee was delivered by |evenue, to the intersection of Bast the chairman, Mre. Kate T. Holmes. | Olive street sod Twenty-fourth av~ ‘The recording secretary being ab- | enue. {, the correspond! secretary, tre Fva W. Gove, at ee Nootka Peter Wickstrom has petitioned . Tacoma, was appointed record. | the board of public works for a re- tem. bate on the er rent of the old ered and | Lake Union house on Moliike streets, aitern. [between Republican and Mercer Meedames V. Park- see £3 steamers Columbian, Flora and © jwork. OF MEANS Who Came Out From Dawson. KLONDIKERS ON STEAMER DIRIGO | Hows of the Mines, Forty Kiondikers arrived early thir adian, The greater number of thi crowd arrived here jast Friday ciebt on the steamer City of Seattle Fully left the Dirigo at Vancouver. Many ing train for Portiand. and they amounted to $24,000 raid me about $12,000 for ¢ Anon Other claims are showing & splendid, and « large amount of ¢o will come out this season. I believ of last year, and the greater portio wlll come by way of &t, Michael.” json on scheduled time. liarge crowd miners from the K [next steamer to come down the rive | Several of the Dirigo’s passenge ie 'n charge Drating of the nation’s birth- day. held another rousing meeting | Newtands, of |4' headquarters last night. All of | the committees reporte! satisfactory | The committee on trans- | (dames Maude portation has secured letters from | iter, of Gnohomish, Mesdames T.| MAny Of the railroads and boats an- | Penn, Wm. Rogers, Clara Kellam, L. | nouncing that round trip tickets will F. Withams, of Gpokane. Mesdames| be given for one fare, These tickets) Thomaon, A. | ¥il! be good several days before and Three prises of | Miss Anna J. Currie, |. Raynor, Charlotte Fay Dewey, after the Fourth. the past year, since the demand for Berontca Allen, of Tacoma Mra, Al- | $100, $6 and 825 were offered for the copper has become so strong, new companies have taken hold of the| old properties and are beginning to | work them on s scale never dreamed lot tiy their cartier backers. With the encouragement which the | Wood, Chehalia, Mesdames Mary M. | Thos. P. Fisk. of this city. has been Mes. | selected as orator of the day. ‘Torrence, Jane. Bryce, ee jmen, H.C. Wendt, A reeumption of work at the mines na- jturaliy brings Rockiand and Green- land have awakened into new life, amd their populations have greatly inereased. At the same time a new rival is springing into being. This | Mase City. Its population is 100 inhabitants or thereabouts, but it is lexpected that by fall it will be the | metropolis of the range and have at lenst 2000 people. A bank ts being organized and stores and boarding houses are going up as fast as build- |ings can be put up Mase City is more distinetly a company town than either of the others. The town ske covers the surface of the Maas min- ing company’s holdings, something over 1000 acres. CHICAGO, June %—The baseball games of the National League clubs | resulted a# follows yesterday: At St. Louts: @. Louls T, Washington 4; at Chicago: Chicago 10, Boston §; at Cineinnatt: Philadeiphia 9, Cincin- nat! 0; at Louteville: Louteville 3 Baltimore 2; at Pittsburgh: Pirte- burg 5, New York 0; at Cleveland: Rrooktyn 6, Cleveland 1 Fotlowing t the standing of the clubs w. iL PC. Brooklyn ...... 41 2 7m Boston eee 2 um eT Philadelphia... 91 » on Chicago . 2 cai 602 | St. Louls ... 2 a mn Haltimore i] a 598 Cinetnatl ..... u a ann Pittsburgh 23 a aot New York ....+ 2 a as Washington ... 7 7 315) Loutevilie ot Boy 298 Cleveland .....+ 9 “0 1s "AKRON, ©., June 20.-/The street car men went on strike here this morning. Almost every line in the city is tied up. Captain A. B. ‘Anderson left today for Portiand, where he will superin- tend the overhauling of the steamer Victorian, which will leave tn a few days for the Sound. The Victorian will go direct to Quartermaster har- bor, where sae will be cleaned and repainted. Many of the officers who served on the ill-fated City of Kingn- ton, will be given places on the Vie- torian. Theft stic exhibitien of the Haw- thorne club, which will be pulled off | tonight, is creating much tnterest among the sports, There are sev- eral mille on the program, and one, a i-round contest for points, be- tween Ribby the “Honolulu Cyclone” and “Indian Joe” Gregg, prom to be a swift bout. The Seal Bay Copper company was incorporated tofay by the following: KE. 8. Witter, J. W. Hughes, W. J Grambe and H.M. Haines. The cap- ital stock in $1,000,000, ‘The preliminary trial of Herbert Kirk, the defaulter, was held In Judge Cann’s court this afternoon, and his bonds were placed at $2000, in default of which he war again locked up in the county Jail Would you be willing to eat e where there were 13 people 1, a good deal would depend whether I was goin’ to git the fer nothin’ or not,” ow upon imeal fred Windus, Pullman. Mesdames | bert Leona Hatch, Winnie Bean, —. Car- uel, and Wilson, of Port A The fireworks will be given at the | Mra. Ino. Blackwen, Centralia. . M. C. A. park instead of North | dames Millet, —. Long, H. @t. C. . ttle, as at firet proposed. Hon. float representing the business i Brown, RK. B. Hassel, Everett, dames —. Btunkeus, ~. Abbey, F. be Gila, Belt Fuson, of Fremont. Mes-| Mathew Moan and Willie Sloan, | dames Isis Booth, KE. T. Pops, of two boys age 9 and 10 respectively, | Seattle; Mesdames Alice Coe, Char. | are missing from their home tn South | lotte Bointnall, M. M. Kincaid, of |Seatie. They left June 18, and have) Latona. Mesdames W. H. Axtell, R. | not been seen since. Both boya were, |S. Simpson, of New Whatcom. Mrs, | dressed alike. They wore blue over- | |. H. Hail, of North Yakima. Mra. | alls, brown caps, and were without | T J. Anders, Mise Lucy Mane, Mes. | conte. For several weeks before dames B. G. Kreider, J. W. Morveti,| their @isappearance they were sell- | D.C. Bates, of Olympia. ing pop-corn on the streets | The president announced that all | | meetings of the federation were open| Ab Gory, the youthful Chinese, who to all women and men who desired has been undergoing an examination to attend, and ell club women would regarding his right to reside in the have the floor privileges. 'United States, was yesterday a | After the minutes of the last meet. | Judged entitied to live here by Judare | | ine were read, the reports of commit-| Hanford, in the feteral court. An! teen coupled the rest of the morn- Grey claims that his father tn a) | ina seneion. |Chinanvan, but that his mother ts an | Lunch wae served in the basement Indian, hie place of Dirth being In of the church by the women’s clubs the cook house of the Youler saw of Beattie | mill, in Seattle, 22 years ago. The/ | ‘The afternoon session opened at | decision was rendered on an appeal | [2:80 o'clock, and the following pro-| made by Ah Goey on an onter from | gram ie being carried out ja Chinese commissioner at Blaine, | Organ selections |who had ordered him deported to) eeeceese Mrs. Howard Josiyn!China under the Chinese exclusion indergarten as @ Remedial | act. | | Agency...........Mise O. Norton, eee | Kindergarten club, Tacoma) Messrs, Dudley, Rathbone and Discussion.....lad@ by Mra. Harriet (Peattelle, managers of the steamer Rone, Kindergarten Philanthropic (Skagit Chief, running excursions to | society, Spokane. | the battieshtp Iowa, have invited the) “Manoa! Training and Hourehold | patice force and their families to Economice tn Our Public Bchoots | vistt the battleship June 24. When | .4Dr, Etta J. Fifield, Arequipa | the invitation was read to the 12 club, Tacoma. o'clock patrol today, it was loudly | Discussion ....Led by Mra, W. ©. | cheered. | Hottes, Ciionian ctub, Seattle ith. A | | Vocal sol toeeeerer sesee BK. A. Hartley, a mail carrier, re-| ++-Mra. G, A.C Rochester | ported to police headquarters this | Educational Work of Some State | morning that his license, No. 2476, | Federations had been stolen from his wheel. He| lalso stated that a friend of his had! This | ‘Ten minutes each. | “Titinote” ... Mins Jessie Reeves lont No. 645 in the same way. “Massachusetts” .... cescece [tm the third bieyele license reported | | rT Mrs. Nelile Kneeland #tolen this week | | “Wiseon: Mrs. ©. B. Robinson poh Pied Sherif? Van de Vanter will take! Harold Hubbard and Martin Thomp jon to the Reform school at Chehalis onlght. Harold Hubbard t# eight |years old, and was committed yer- terday. Martin Thompeon Is 15 years jold, and was committed on June 6. Roth wilt he held at the school until | PERSONAL MENTION °°" ose: The bank clearances *¢ | $268,795.96, and the $71,952.60. A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. *? Steamer City of Seattle sailed last Piano solo—Belected...... Mra, John 1. Witson, Ladies’ Matinee Mus- icale, Bpokane. This evening & reception to th officers, delemater and visitors will be given at the Rainter-Grand today were balances were | |L, ©. Peteher, BE. C. Barnard, and Farley Gannett, arrived from Wash. ¢vening for Skagway, having on lineton, D. C., last night, and are reg- | Oard 104 passengers, T8 of which were booked first class, She was \twtered at the Rainier-Grand. They |belong to the United States Geo- \logieal Survey, and are here to re- |sume work on the Cascade reserve. | |Thte je the third year the survey has been working. The work was car- ried on by Mensrs, Fletcher and Ger- | dine Inet year. | eee Jakob Strand, a was | Capt. J. P. O'Neil arrived from |®dmitted to citizenship this morn- | Portland this morning, and is today |ing by Judge Benson. Mr. Strand is examining recruits for the United |@ satlor, and has been in America for | Staten service, About 15 men are to 12 years. | be examined. aio heavily loaded with freight ee Judge Jacobs this morning signed an order freeing Dr. H. F. Titus from the payment of $60 a month alimony |to his divoreed wife, Sarah A, Titus | one Norwegian, eee | In the case of W, A. Wilcox va. the | The following marriage licensen|Maple Valley Shingle company, the | were teaued today: James N. Staf- | Jury last night brought in a verdict |ford, age $8, and Rose Ella Beeson, | for $1063.46 for the plaintift for ser age %, of Eldon, Mo.; Lowes Han-| Vices rendered and value of stock lxon, age 88, of ‘Tacoma, and Mary |furnished, ‘The jury was out about | Holwood, age %7, of Tacoma; Du- three hours. The case was tried dolph Gross end Rose E. Drosin, of | March 24, and the jury remained out | Chicaga Jail night and then failed to agree, | cargo of salmon ba | o. “ 5 falen ¢ general opinion ts that the exoedingly large this year The following passengers down on the Dirigo: CM. Nettleson and wife. MJ. Fet tis, F.C. Fiaharty, Gea H. Row dey, J Jackson, W. Curtis, Man, C. E. Woods, Thos. Dodd: Wiehl, N. Piatnu, Mfs Craig, 4 Darges, A. McKay. A. >. Ste . P. Toney, C. Hall, G B. Bar, Mre. Baker, W. W. Wit, CF Jones, Jno. Godson, J. Ve Power, C. F. Perkins, J. B. Hoppes D. T. By- ane, C. L. White, Joo. A McKinnon, Wm. Ma- cam Jan, — eifanyder, W. H. Wilson, BE. 8. Kigeley, H. J H. P. Cle Smith, T. L. Budiong, T. H. Boy¢ Jno. Cline, Gimini, ~. Vivian, ¥ F. Brown, 43. Johnson, Thos. Lee. ALONG THE WARVES Steam freighter Rad Transit is due from Alaska, to place she went to bring down timachinery, cables, anchors, and of articies of value from the Brixhafrreck. The Transit is reported® have left Wrangel on the 16th. eee Steamer Port Albert the Britian American line, sall@early this morning for Hawali, Be went out oO conmint- , the total Her only it, of this heavity loaded with ing of general merch: value of which was $24. passenger was B. G: city, who is conn with the stevedoring firm of Mbt, Hami!- ton & Renny, of Franctaco. The steamer te com: ad by Capt H. Morris 2 cee The little steamer Buln was ex- aetern Al- she will Roted eau, where Davis, an nd George proceeds to examina- ¢ mining pected to mail for « aska today. As pa have James Rent an The Tonquin goes t wit take on I English mining ext Kent. The steamer Baranoff teland, wi tion will be made properties. Steamer White Ve owned by the Indian Packir@mpany of Wrangel, sailed ja@vening for | Petersburg, in W' narrows, | having In tow the e@er Blanche. | The schooner was lo ith a large Steamer Dirigo re er Humboldt to rocks, and en route She waa passed abe of Chatham point. WEATHER For @eattle and jaska ports, | miles north ¥—Tonight fair, Wednesday ‘armer in afternoon, westerl The only rainfal from the “low,” or storm moved nacros= the plateaw region, was .26 of pell, Mont., and a Raker City and Se: The movement of following of a “ht In temperature western and south: At Roseburg the t 44, a drop of 10 4 and the lowest te ed this morning. the highest tempe ported A thund last night at K movement of the to the northward, of a “low” over Cal fair and warme inity of Seath iw," and the | used a fall! Washington. ture fell to | in 24 hours, ure report. t Lake City 10, was re- occurred Mont A ‘on the coast ¢ formation | will cause one-third of the Dawsorttes who arrived here, left on the mera-| At noon today only 11 deposits bad | been made at the Seattle assay offch Archie Smith, of the Kiondikerd was seen at the Hotel Northern. Hj “My claim on Bonansa netted! that It will be far in excems of Ute! ‘The passengers on the Dirigo re port that navigation on the lakes | beginning to run smoothly, and tha’ the steamers will soon be makin: trips between White Horse and Daw Anothe! at Skagway in a few Gaye on th were from the Atlin district. Rory out. 4 W, Columbia st, | LADIES Pine Kid Sho | Veuting topx, @ hand shoe, $2.00 value; selling at $1.00 « pair or tan colored, kid or fa arand wear, $2.0 « pair, | Kid Shoes, laste, good wear, only $3.00 a patr | LADIES’ Fine Vici Kid Shoes, black | MED y vewt- | ing tops, $9.00 worth of style, ft and | LADINO Fine Tan or Bhack Vici | new scroll combination | | tops, on the latest style new Lon- | 14.6 worth of atyle and | 8T KECEIVED, Another Shipment of W. L, DOV PRRATED FOOTWEAR, on Latest Approved Lasts, dream while they last, Soe Buylug Here MEANS-——"""-” Money Saving for You Good Quality Must back up every price quoted, That's the keynote of our success. 1 #, with fancy | MEN'S Pine Tan Colored Kid Shoes, on new Opera last, perfect Ntth splendid wearing, $2.76 value, only $2.25 « pair De S Fine Tan or Black Chrome Kid Shoes, kid or fancy vesting tops, on new stylish Insts, perfect | fitting, $3.00 value, only $2.6 « pair, | anaeeipantn MEN'S Fine Uniined Titan Calf Shoes, Goodyear welt sewed, coun- tore covered with fine Ose kid, new Derby lasts, the ideal summer black dress shoes, 4.75 value, ony 14.00 @ pair. sd TOLASS' MEN'S CEIe in Titer CoM, Bewed, | Hew. tet! <a iet OM, Rid and Cloth Tops, Goodyear Welt every shoe union made, $2.00 a pair | HBADQUARTERS for Ol Ladies’ Bold Comfort Shoes and Blippers. in serge, kid and glove calf stock, better than corn salve for corny feet | MICYCLISTS OUTFITS AT BASY WHEELING PRICES. { 4 Hardware Tinware Plumbing an r SEA GEO. H. “2000 Cedar Pole ROPOBALS are wanted for furnishing and streets and alleys in the cities of Cc TTLE CATARACT ’ Taccniiient, fecttte put of gold from the district will be| 1*CeMen® Bwogratais Powsa Co, WOODHOUSE to Woodhouse & Longust Oo. W. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 208 210 Pike St. 8 Seattle and Gelivering along certats Tacoma. Moran Brothers Company ENGINEERS AND SHIP BUILDERS. wecFins Clan sed acl eehette Peih O—Rate Stephen E. Barro Incorporated 189%. Q. S. GOLD, M. & Ss. CO. Compeny owns 18 claims, Patents pendi no dedis, oor limited number shares tock et Father of Twins was never happier than the man who has tried all the laundries @ end around Seatile and at lest @ad Covonully, Wash. j fk A velopment werk; Just Opened a= “sc"t: SEATTLE HAT FACTORY WILLIAM TAYLOR, PROF, Late of Christy Hat Factory, London, England. The only pi » have you CAST. wate’ nly place in the city to have your hat made to order and repaired by Preetical titers. Corner First avenue and Union street. $20.00 When— WILL BUY A ‘The Finest Talking Machine Mada, and REGINAS~ From $7.00 to $300 ‘Sherman, Clay & Co. “STEINWAY” DEALERS 4 Second Avenue - = For the safo kewping of For rent at @ a yoar the key ‘Site G RAMOPHONE!A Bargain Seattio eer) Safe Deposit Boxes Valuable Articles and Papers You carry Safe Deposit Veu its E. SHORROCK, Mana, You Want In a New, Sti ote, lahtly Used or Second-hai . PIANO or ORGAN Remember we have the Call oF write for prices and terms D. S. JOHNSTON 903 Second Ave. Burke Batittag rune git Parlors, Telephone Main 1k ° s boc a aaedles, aa linacisisacis b ERT Some teens