The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1899, Page 3

ge gs § ] gD fereia SiR Di | Secececooees | “ES OT 1S ~ DEATH LURKS IN MILK AND MEAT Disposed of Daily to Consumers in the City of Seattle. DECLARATION OF HEALTH OFFICER Says Tuberculosis Exists Among Cattle * in the State of Washington THAT GERMS ARE DISSEMINATED Urges the Appointment of a Veterinarian Who Shall Analyze Milk and Inspect All Cattle Sold in Seattle. ‘The insidious advances of the scourge of consumption have recently been oMelally recognized tn most of the large cities of the country and boards of health are devoting much time and attention to plans for the suppression of the disease. One step taken in this direction has been te enact stringent ordinances prohibiting expectoration upon sidewalks, im street cars and in public buildings, in order to prevent as far as pos- sible the dissemination of the germs of the disease through the sputum of infected persons, Investigations have also been pursued to ascer- tain the other channels through which the scourge is spread and the alarming discovery has been made that many of the mileh cattle which are utilized in supplying milk and butter for large dairies abit cream. eries, are sorely afflicted with consumption and thelr milk contains all of the deadly germs necessary for the spread of the disease. Medical men have now reached the conclusion that consumption is contracted in many cases by eating the partialiy cooked flesh of consumptive animals and by using the milk and butter from tnfected cows. In the staila of city markets meat impregnated with the germs of tuberculosis ts sold daily and milk drawn from diseased cows ts deliv- ered at the homes of the people, to become the food of infants and the drink of adults. In the city of Seattle today such infected milk ts sold and many of the weers are being inoculated with the germs of a disease, which will sooner or later carry them to their graves. The Health Officer Sounds a Warning. Dr. M. BE. A. MeKeehnle, the local health officer, is fully alive to this fact. Speaking of it today to a Star reporter, he said “There ts urgent need for thorough Inspection of miich cattle in this part of the country. All meat and milk sold in this city should be carefully inspected for evidences of tuberculosis, The disease undoubt- edly exists to a greater or less extent. { have only one deputy, Mr. Frasch, who,ts at once sanitary inspector, milk Inspector and slaughter house Inspector. Of course he cannet attend to the Inspection of ail Meat sold and determine whetber or not the germs of tuberculosia are present. Such work would require the services of a spectaiiet with suitable apparatus to make tests, That is the way the thing le done in Chicago and other cities where disease has been discovered in cattle. “We have « state veterinary surgeon at Pullman, who very rarely comes to this city. His appropriation of $20 allowed by the last legis- latdre ts utterly insufficient to do any effective work in the line of a general inspection of cattle. An Expert Needed to Detect Tuberculosis. “We need a skilled veterinarian in Seattle, who shall devote his whole time and energies to the inspection of meat brought here for sale and milk offered to consumers. His business should be to detect any traces of tuberculosia in these food products. Such a man can be secured for $100 per month and would be ofinestimable benefit to the citizens, by preventing to a large extent the spread of consumption.” Mr. C. R. Frasch was found at his office in the city hall engaged over his multifarious duties. “I have little time,” said Mr. Frasch, “to give to the inspection of diseased cattle, furthermore, I have not the technical knowledge requisite to distinguish tubercular cattle. My du- ties as milk Inspector require that I shall analyze milk, but this & done merely to ascertain the amount of butter fat contained, and the presence of salicylic and formaldehyde preservaline and other preservatives. The milk of a cow afflicted with tuberculosis is, of course, highly dangerous and the simplest way of preventing the sale of such milk would be to have a thorough examination of the dairy cattle by a vet~- erinarian. The test for tuberculosis is simple and rapid. The tempera- ture and respiration of the animal are taken and an injection of tu- berculine is given. After an interval the respiration and temperature ere again taken. A decided variation stamps the animal as infected. “I would also have a veterinary officer at the slaughterhouses when ever killing is in progress and aa the animals are led into the pen such as give the least exterior evidence of the disease should be segregated for tests. There are at present about 5000 beeves and 5000 hogs siaugh- tered every month for consumption in Seattiec. Among such a num- ber it is certain that some are di ed, how many only the proper tests will show. It must be apparent to any thinking person that steps should be Immediately taken to ward off this tuberculosis men- ace to the ves and health of the people of Seattle.” MURDER WILL OUT CATES MAYBE AFTER MANY YEARS A GANDIDATE WICHITA, Kan., June 2%.—Sheriff} CHICAGO, IL, June 28.—Friends Simmons has received w# letter from of John £6 ae cee es pk must _ reot i on (Promoter of the steel in ries of Mrs. Cornelia ioge int oe him tninsla ofl the opal, wae tatkiun ef pee ar fh gr A an ay Stor. him yesterday as a possible candi charg! der a fam the United States te, Gates, near Warrensburg, in 1871, ie 10S Or oe Oe ana be si pele os er laos thet ete Aho | Gaten Is prominently connected with the allas of W. H. Hill io | the Illinois Steel company, and is Fi » president of the American Steet pon rhe Mie on o-thegy rhasier| f POW land Wire company. Hix prominence 80 years old. He was accused of hav- |i, the manufacturing industries of ing killed young Gates while trave the state, bis friends say, makes him | ing with him, and to have burned the! , particularly desirable candidate body. He escaped from jail before | my. manufacturers say they ought the trial. Oklahoma authorities have | 1, nave a representative in th been notified of the letter |Mnols delagation to c The sister's motive does not yet|ine present senators are ppear, Young Gates’ family re-land the representatives in the lower wide at Alton, Il. house are in the main from the legal profession, Tilinois is one of the | leading manufacturing states, they fay, and ought to have a manufac turer high In the party councils Yankee Doodle Dandy ! Five hundred colored = electric Nights, mil of bunting, and hun- dreds of flags, at the great American fale Starts Friday at the greater Ton Marche. 500 Colored Lights Will lend thelr brilliancy to the great 1 qecemeemerpneneen usernames American sale at the Bon Marche, Korn Drug Fifth aod Pike, - on Prescription tyecialis ‘Yuone Vike 2%! See lion cubs at Madison park pay, Red, White and Blue A great American sale begins at the Bon Marche Friday morning. Gea the announcement Thursday night. Moore Inv. Co, Buy 5 acre tract. i SR CES TE Bee lon cubs at Mad sdifon park pav. The Crigler Locks Window Every Halt Inch. Biabic K Indians to Celebrate lr \ ) JOHNSON, Or, June BT In | jaiane and whites will celebrat, July | i Wy | i h SEATTLE STAR. 4 at the mouth of Silete bay, ‘Th 4 Tor San Francisco | | will be a barbecue and an In n n The company’s clegant people, The dance will bi pducted | ih of Puebla Ww ‘Alla Walla, Stat Meet atts eee ae tae (\ Wee LY and Vigan St. Michael, Golovin Bay SEATTL ere and beads, bella ari clothing dapable ‘ a Ne CAPE NOME jOne Indian's ault cost $84), The prin. | m m if 16 a. m. via t ‘ort Tov » aa 1} speakers will be {indians and Victoria, June % 8, 33, 18 “Next Sailing About ®, 14, and every Line of March Is“. SAN FRANCISCO i Announced. attic 104, m,, via Victoria | whi Juiy 20. Connecting with Heattie No. 1, Seattle | Night Police Clerk George Knapp | Townsend, June 6, 10, 16, 90, 25, 90, | [opuecting wih feaitie Ne, 3. seattle No has been sick for thy, past week and July 6, 10, 16, 26 August 4, and | 1p and MS] POTN opty le his place ia being Qised by Detective every fifth day thereafter Hor Freight ana Passege @ a | ate . Aith. Ps tiorgs Apidae , | FOR ALASKA Great Northern Railway Company 612 First Av or Leave Seattle 9 a.m, | eae etective a ¥ expect : y } |, ,Detwotive Miko Powers te expwoted PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATION orsses city, am ; to arrive this Week from Ban Fran | Queen, Ju July 14, 29, ‘ ? cisco, He loft sof veral weeks ago for City of Topeka, June 9, 4, July fies tice, 0a Went mbia Bt an extended vin. through California | Orisaba, June 10, Wer en ee ee er ee eet > Mg so. | Al-Ki, June 4, July 4, ok ug. 4, and Detective Jak Williams left last Spocial Transportation Rates for ovory rin day thereat | . ‘or © e 7 ¥ M Po) fi tio! ab Win © Haat ae ot aes Those Desiring to Attend le re, further Informa i n, obtain d thinks the change of clim-| From a Distance, | The company reserves the r apt ate will grestly benefit: him. | to cha without previous 1 - _ steamers, sailing 4 nd bh Skagway We peneeeter, Ketchikan | palling LF rpm d Juneau OOGA, Tenn, June %%.| The Fourth of July celebration Re hy pee ren ag net ag IN SIXT Y -FIVE HOURS 1 Emile Rrianger, the committee met last evening at § 7 reg "& Go, Gen, Seattle; G Perkina & Co., Gen. French ¢v pitalist and philanthroplet. | ociock at he adquarters, J. A. Na] Agents, Ban Francisco j#ome Years ago endowed a hospital |) se Ghilieie Ravens : here, which ts about to be com. | 7°84 Presidir e tesinecnant . ; pleted. T h been | Of the transportation committee “Ww hi & Al ka. ails From Beattie named the Baroness Bart Erlanger Port fo vases ae Stee as ington aska TUESDAY, JULY 4, AT 8 PL mM, hospite#s in honor of the baron's wife. ments for rel FOES WHR ‘ An in'eitation hae been extended to | boat and ratiroad lines for the bene STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S City, Office, 6% First avenne: telephone Pit " it Dp + Jones, Ly , | Main « L ki ‘phone Pik the baron to be present at the open - ee ean wenn v1 Alaska Excursion rips, K. CAINE, Agent ing of the finance committee, repo eTrcamernir iit e had ty subscribed, thus . and that of thie «um. Ci t ry fSez ttl » WANTS HIS WAGES. been appaopriated to the| MACY O ittie WONNEY & STEWART ie Various committees Jeneral Directors and Krabi James Gillespie, a cook, has filed | “Y), Crichton, chairman of the fires from Yooter Wart ot 10 p.@ «Main 1k Beattie. papers in the federal court againet | works committee, made a request Tiesaey, Jaly4, Wodnesdey, ely 19 the schooner Fred K. Bander, to r0- | for an increased appropriation, HAV Thursday,Aw Friday, A ‘8 aver Wages amounting to $155. Hi | ing round tt necessary to increase the, Calling at V att and Vancouver, also complains of brutal treatmen mber of men who will be engaged 2. C.. Mary Isiand, Ketchikan, Wran- | at the hands of the officers of th discharging the piece KE. Lobe, Juneau, Skagway, Dyea, Haines | vensel. pte yagi, on music, stated | Miseion jer Bay and Sitka, | Hr rnggyareeeangy . that he had ongaged the services of Various other ports TELEPHONE TO DAWSON hy. bretciace bands, ‘The conven-| The City of Beattie will remain al Wit muy A —— tien chorus of 400 volees will als ports of call long enough for pas- Within the next eight monthe takes part in the exercises on the Skagway will be connected with | University campus ngers to see everything of ve rt The City of Seattle t# the ont steamship which war designed aoa | Dawanon by 4 telephone system. Tha J. Redelsheimer, of the decorath work has been under way for some comm reported that the a). | buite — a for the Alaske pas- | ‘The Finest Talking Machine Weds tl pid progre . er arch ere already | mm, | Cenmer tramMc | maah, We Be Wilkens: editor 6¢ the |and that werk had begun om the tw oe Skagway Alaskan, who came down larke arches, Huriness men were Steamship Farallon | From $7.00 to $300 | Monday from the co-operating with the north on the steamer Cottage City, states that the and First comm and Second avenues will |For Saewes and Dyea, calting at! Victoria, Vancouver, Ketchikan, Sherman, Clay & Co. line has been completed to White | be rung with festoons of electric | V Horse, There ts a large force o | lig poseerg # ha soe poet orm salle | “STEINWAY” aL men at work and they are progress-| Col, E. P. Edson, of the parade | rng, pod ~ ‘a | 916 second Avenne =: Cintite ing at the rate of about five miles | committee, reported great progress) JVly ta . Tescenger secommodations Gret-ciast 1 For iniormation, rates, ete.. apply to OODWELL & CO., Ltd. General Agents Phone Main a 118 James Street per day. ly next winter the hap- | in his department. Two large floats! DIRECT TO CAPE NOME North American Transporta- tion and Trading mpany Establiened 1 ne J Retiabie and Direct Line to x er mt Michee! Inte Koruxak Kiver end an Yubon Tal Y Freight cad Express Shipments Solicited fecond Bailing of the Kiegant and pwilt y 5. ROANOKE 20, 99 A & Malt daly 20, your 99, Ay ow oximately and tuil information ell on or ad- Empire Line + All Water Route to Alaska. | penings at Dawson will be daily re-| have been prepared, one represent-| ported at Skagway, and the Kion- {ne the battleship Olympla, and an-) dike capital will be kept in touch otter the harbor at Manila. A de- from the battleship Iowa will he in y } line as well as a large number of civic organtaations f | These arrivals from the north | follows: Forming at Second avenue and Yesler way, up Second to Union, jon Union to Fifth avenue, on Fittn avenue to Pike atreet, on Pike to | Firat. on First to Main, on Main to | Oceldental avenue, on Occidental av- jenue to Washington, on Washington | Union, on Union to Third avenue, on Third to Untvernity, on University to! ut Foun ot ™ campus | After the appoint ment of a com-/ U N rth | mittee to ¥ he lowa for the pur. p 0 . tion to the officers to take part in| the exercises, the committee ad-| jJourned. MANY POOR KLONDIKERS RETURS Split His No Patey Galvin and James Lavin, both iwaders among local pu- All Thoy Had Was $75,000 Pin ciiisie. foueht on tro streets here | last night and Lavin was badly pun- with the outside world, tail of two companies of 105 men | 10 o'clock, the line of march being as to First avenge, on First avenue to pose of extéping & formal invita-¢]) RSBURG, W. Va, June jie by the former proprietor of f SuurTue TansraR co Frelght, Passenger and Bagear. and Cigars. Galvin's cafe. Lavin's face waa cut + + SEATTLE | STORAGE. In several places and his nose split The Piiee 623 Pirst pace Ae jopen. Physicians think that Lavia’s of ee ene ma 4 s iy injuries will _— . © result fatally. Galvin! | wae placed und he y be o 7 were, as Capt. O'Brien ated, “rath-| dl a desta Peed er & poor crowd,” the amount of dust between them aggregating in value)“ > o; o o, ” ahout $18000 Tee nicadiaes won| America for Americans.” | part of another tic crowd which | nd Amer came down on the steamers Faral- | '8" peop The great American lon and Orizaba. | @ale at the Bon Marche begina Fri. The new arrivals from the north| 44y morning. port nothing new at the Klondike —o —~ capital, Gold Commissioner Senk-| Se tion cubs at Madison park pay, ler recently jasued an order reserving irae 2 from entry all vacant ill and bench | claims located on Bonanza and dorado creeks, He has also issue another order prohibiting govern- ment officials and employes from ac- | quiring mining properties on the Yukon. ‘| ‘The Rowalie’s list reads 8. McCarthy, J. Regan, J. F. Montgomery, H. C, Copel, E. Hansen, G. Kienstra, J. M. 1 on, M. J. Fowler, W. Sherry, D. M Uontes mates or Canada Fifty Kiondikers arrived tast ev- NUGGET EXPRESS MESSENGER LEAVES For DAWSON Saturday, June 24 Office, 112 Vester Way Seattle Hovsl Building. an made goods for Ame nee music form. We bave 10,000 copies on sale this week. The Crigler 16 Burglar Proot. Sr | Voll, the Awsayer. 4-35 Roxwell bik | ay Morning Trade nl J, F. ADAMS Cletland, I. Rowland, B. 1. Joyce, F. was fair today. A large STEAMSHIP . Ferguson, Mary 1. Snyder, W.| consignment of fruit and vegetables jranulated 138 lbs Sugar, 11.0 Pollock, J, W. Smith, W. Creech, expected on the California between Payne, H. E. Young, L. L, Lower, | steamer this afternoon. The market | No. 12 Second Avenue, Vester and James, LAWAADA H. O. Conkey, F. B. Frye, 8. J. St. | 19 well provided with berr! which George, J. M. MeLeod, on k, | are arriving in large quantities, The 4. Feley, Mra, L. Tegtmetire, J demand for cherri seems small ard, J. Nadeau, W. Battrim, J and as a consequence the prices Frank ¥.. White, Mester, Sails for Wilbur, J. Malcolm, T. Gilchrist, G. have dr. 1 to M@Tbe 4 Swen sineawe SL, MICHAEL cakes and >, Kelly, J. W. ria, P. Kelly, Troy Lel, M vread., cakes Story, A. C. Ford, G. Tulmade, L. @2.%, j | Fstate and Storage, | | A ‘ A Sherant, J. Strohie, J. Mulvey, J. W Vegetables And ful Yukon River Points TAlLOnG Felix, 8. Reed, L. Larson, J. Rob ni 4 ' Fra OPSRTPSA Raer onrar Tra TT} erta, J. Svendegard, J, Watson, W. Poses eng bar de River Jn or About July 20. | | wade inthe May Dyeing, 8. Greenwail, C. W. Hill, J. Robers, Burbanks, | 3 a oe ane Connecting at Bt. Michaol with | Cleaning, Repatring. 715 Third avenue. R, Mason, C. Graham, H. Robinson 24 POUR | = = == 11. D. McKenale, §. Lavote, B. Eaton, per seek; bovis, Gt aia aa | Hy. Daniels, Thomas Lawrence, & m ir aly oY ie bel a Parree yy | Regan, W. Acker, E. Gantiey, H. Mc. S®0*: marile, tt Wa ornta aspara- x Mitien, W. A. Soon, BA ts « #6c per Ib; Walla Walla separ .FOR,, aaa KR. 6. Monroe, J. Bedich, C. Callison, A#4% 5° per Ib; rhubarb, 20 Ra ereeeeeerrerenpais Annie Hoagland, J. Wilson, F. W. eu tomatoe *, $2 .@2 0 per cave; att ah Nonie and Colofiin Bay SUNDE & ERLAND, Yesler wharf, jSmall, Mrs. 1. Bell, J. Krenbill, Mra. | 02? in: string beans, co per ine nee | For freight and passenger rates apply to |*A!l-Makers, riggers and ship chand- | G. F. Gill, Miss M. Bruner, L. Dob a . % “ue fae saw / nd be nate lers; manutacturers of tents, tar- of . | cabby 24; onion " . ahi ») yauli ing howe; canvas of al W. Dobbing, J. Piper, Mrs. F. Oregon pean, te; Barly Tom anion | Seattic Steamship Co, | pauline, mining hose: canvas of al vd children, Mabe! “ nob eh fishy Best ephone Main 62 t . Mra. D. Shaw and two chil he wee ad sack. ? : i sae | ‘ ns ¥ sumed | dren. Mra. J. A. O'Brien and two Fruits. Bocce nc ON a ehildren, D. Graham, G. @&mith, ©. Green frait Gobbing)—Orang | THA FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Maxwell, A. Sundelin, M. J. MeNell,| seedling, $3.00@4; navels, $4) Great HER Tietipg OM on 85 Fives ave | SEATTLE Nell, J, W. Col r emo OP 3.50; pple ee Paid-up Capital... , xe 1 J. W. Collins, H. Fine _ as eee ee *, ‘4 an- Noat# Ay Teave, Rverett et ad General banking busines . ' 2. » - Jamey D, ie | SAILORS TO PL BALL fornia 20-1b boxe 4, $1.-| 60 m, Kpokane-Rowland — vwp m Lenten Turner... 4. iii 60; cart myrna f7 3s, 280 % Paul, Chicago and Kes, Hight and tolegraphic Axchamge ‘payable | Y a - 4c; swee! ppl in al tho principal cities ‘Ve Uaited | A matched game of baseball wit . es pene s 1 Europe be played Thuraday afternoon at 4 99," ain oe rai Hood "Rives, banine rma tarball ata Madison park, between the sailors eo. z a * ver “ 7 Tb PURE BOL IND NATIONAL BANK jon the battleship Iowa and the Rain- 5. ashington, $1 pasty : ha afl ee Seattle, Edmunds and Everett. bao alee lers of Seattle. ‘The boys in blue oon oe ken ee sai sheds Seid tn. | have been practising steadily for the Cnerries, a seat fan Jone STEAMER Rae? past two weeks, and believe they can ,., . 7 ¥ paelbnpe | $1.50 Na put up a stiff game. ‘The proceeds tX* § pesbhestion 7; blacker: gigi lof the game wiil go to the Seattle |" Se eos ee KV. Ankeny ves CMMbiOr | Red ‘re jomlety a se Gage Red Cross socle we éth July Decoration ¥ Jags, Bunting, | Correspondents in all the Prinotpal oitiosia Featooning. Denny-Co ryell Co, 9 hesnat the United States and Europa [Excursion to Olympia Sunday |Nomtcontne Denny Co rvell Covtntay. | Three Ronnd ‘Trips Dally—bxcept Sunday | The big steamer State of Wash Safe Denos it Boxes ans PRS A op | 8CANDIN AVIAN AMERIC AN BANK |ington will run an excursion to > Feave Kvorott 9:0 & m., 2:90 jm. and | Comer Yesler Way and First Avenue Olympla Sunday, leaving Yesler For sefo keoping of 7d p.m. Capital $75,000 wharf at 7:20 a. m.: round trip, 9c; Valuable Artic’.es and Papers | ,,(3unects &* Seattlo with Steamer Flyer Andrew chiiberg sais children, Me, Tickets at Lee's ph For rent at Ba yon, You carry | FAK Fr, ohson..... iret Vice-President | macy, or wt wharf. ae kay, j mune 5 | ¥ I Gronaant second Vice-Prea, LP oe _0- |Seafe Dersosit Vou ite! {ndinc-o A. Hi, Boolberg Cashier 4 » Beattie, Ked fe i | see lions cubs at Madison vark vay, |o W. Columbia? a’ 's, SHORNOCK, Ma v4 SelepA One, Beet HOORT, eine Transnota © General Hanking Dusinoss, Ir 3 | AUCTION ue | Pacific Coast Steamship Co. | S,- | ~itcmeniber that auction vata'e sit | | ny folng on at G. W. Carmack & Co's mae y y . ig sa — ae tage or | Cs oy k which tn pollo sais hve | erything we sell is sold on a atrict euarant bucked by a cold million arm. Vrements given away daily and all are requested to attend, and especially the ladies, Bales at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m ‘ CARMACK, 1 Hecond avenue, JO M. RIX, Auctioneer BUSINESS CHANCES Homeseekers 1 k thin ap; co m Third eve grass, With Dew ¢ ot bisown plans); small ew) pay went, balance monthly Instellments; ies then ¥ low interes ty of free pas use to Cost MO OF HO th Beattle on ear line; HKIA); cheapest in inarket 1 DELION MACPHERBON & CO. 429 New York Block IT, FOR 8ALE—The best-located ws end periodical stand in town; trade and satisfactory reason ing, Address P.-O, Box 1026, cere emenenene PRINTING AND BINDING. oting & Win me Bouth, piitan P, me __ PATENT ATLO BARNES DKé MUIR E BP eta LIST “Hupiare wh it knife, palm or lows Of time. bis Keattle National Haut buliding. DYEING AND OLBANING. Ating Dye Works, Union Ter But 1. "Ene oniy French bys ®, Ditletwen & Gili, Comin 11@ Western ave. Tei. Bult 994. dall, Generel Jobling. Tel Green tii AM een a Floods feattic Tent | Western Telephone Mail ay vent, tents wll borer for Trip: {ald cast of mountains Great Northern K Foley Bros. & Leront—new work , oon graders, rock men ; wages, $2; {te | ip today 4pm. ¢ LW Stale Castofl clotuing D. Tayior, Mart -hoyd big Wanted 20 men for Cascade tunnel; Wages $1.75, $2.00 and $2.75 € hrs shift. 110 W. Main street. timber, country or hard work Cavalry Trousers, double eversent, $2.75; dyed black, $1.0). Gen Milew storm and €o14 weather hood coats, 4%. Army biack wool bats, ce. Rubber jankets @e. Navy undershirts and drawers, better for Alask n Bh Mand up. Govern | ment tents, ono, a Sversbirwy. $200 Kirk, 1217 First Avenue. _SIGNS AND MOUSE NE ~“hubter Type, eluminum and enamel jetters for signs and numbers. Chas Mesxton, 510 Yeslor Way. ‘Phone Bistk 134! __ SEWING MACHINES. Sewing Machines. Kost and pest machine made, ‘On easy pay ments Office next door to Postofiice. WHITE 18 KING of all sewing machin Sold by B. D. Voris, 1006 Second ave; ploneer dealer In sewing mac ger and sewing machine sup- ph Telephone Buff 641. WANTED CLOTHING. 3 cSt gf cloth ‘trunks and valises iohecoud ave Phone Red ik ___._ ABSTRACT OF TITLE. Feattlo Abstract Co., 419 New York Biook CLOTHES CLEANING. “Beattie Clothes + Pressing oiietin snort ope ont ang =e VERSONAL. When down town, call at Hardin's book store, 1007 First ave., 3 doors above Madison, Trade your old books for new. see Hanson before parchasiny machine. A few my tecond ‘th sale reasonable, 215 Hreet, opposite Posteffice, Wanted—To buy old gold and sliver, it Hensel, inanig. jew 2% Hinckley block. Remember that auction sale Is still going on at G. W. Carmack & Co.'s place, and everything must go in or- der to make room for a large new stock which is expected daily. erything we sell sold on a strict guarantee, backed by a cold million dollars. Presents given away daily and all are requested to attend, and especially the ladies. Sales at 2:30 and 7:30 p, m, G. W, CARMACK, 1323 Second avenue. REX, Auctioneer. DENTIST®. TL Ht. Depew, Dentist, Specialist in Crowa, and Bridge work, 424 Burke Building. LOANS AND INSURANCE. James Bothwell_-Mortgage Loans, Fire In surance & Surety Bonds. 28 Boston Blk; Tol __.. DANCING ACADEMY, a Best and only thorough Da Daneit Schoolia city; day and evening 7th and Columbia Ss JOR M. Hinnson, corner Fourth and Pine. Spring Styles, Lowest priees. ‘TRES AN RNISHED ROOMS HOTEL BRONSON, WS First avenuc— Good el low ra * single or ei no, Manager. ii you wish « or aniicipate « change try the Rochester Hotel, Pike and Secon good room $1 per week; nicely furnished outside rooms (2 to transeients 230 and Go; free baths; electric Hghts. HOTEL YORK, birst Avenue and Pike; first-class rooms and board at #1 per week HOTEL COLBY, cor Think aad Cherry; first-class room and board, % week and up GLENWOOD” TH . 110 South Pitta Single rooms 41, $1.60 and $2 per week. THK VICTORIA, 1200 Firat ave; elegant furnished rooms, 82 and 8 week; oaites with bath, ete, 0. ¢ proprict \r. HOTEL SAVOY PL MARION HOUSE. Burnished ro reasonable. C, Levander, 107 Marion, cor. Ist aVvAtOr; TOO! Dell ¢ suite; AUCTIONEERS, i, Zomansky, general auctioneer; sales made in any partof the city or state; real estate, live stock, freight sales, bankrupt std \dise—all goods in general, 1828 Third avenue, Wiekerton & Devitt, Auetlneérs, Real Cash paid for second | hand furniture, 1512 First Ave. Tel Pike 101, he Seattle J prices, but square Iroad avenue, Telephone Black 0, 1118. Alaska Junk Oo, pays highest prices; rompt returns. No Lil) Westera avenue Felephone Miko 119, | .