The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1899, Page 3

hg e rr _ | Sut the horre drop dead, or the bug- #Y Wheels disappear entirely ana not RECR ITS be missed, but the girl-never,—The Sedgowlok, Mi, Pantagraph. eee In the famine of 1892 $60,000,000 was devoted by Russia f rellef, but in 1896 the whole expenditure on agrt culture, upon whieh 8& per cent. of the Ruslan population depend, was only 10,000." In the same year the army and navy cost $260,000, 000. . . Moisture is prevented from conden- Heht by @ new Engtish device, which han an alr supply pipe located at the bottom of the window, With ane Uncle Sam Asks for’ Seattle Men rind rgey wet in the outlet bay dry A St. Joneph, Mo., clergyman an- TO GO TO THE PHILIPPINES his a hounces &@ determination to share in mombers He ts 1 Vacation with the jsomewhat novel way pena ing out of town, and the usual ser- vices are not to be abandoned; but sh Orders Received b: aptain | OY Promises to cut his morning ser Ry y c pte mon down to 20 minutes during the Hodges of the Recruiting heated term and the evening dis Office This Morning. course to twenty eee The new stables of the peror of pamtt about $2,000,000, modete 270 horses and There will also be lndg- Germany are to and will acca MO vehiclea. An important order was received at the local recruiting office this | '9# rooms for 50 married grooms and morning trom Capt. C. tL. Hodges, |Co#ent and their families, and for ahty single hoatiers and other ser tn charge Of the department at Port- Jan ‘The order states that the en- Hetment of as ‘any white men as) possible is desired between now and) next Monday. The entieted mea will! be sent to San Francisco and equip- ped, and then sent to the Philippines a AMUSEMENTS. ae Manager Russell, of the Third av- enue theater, has made arrange- ments with the Stuart's comic play: ers company to extend their engage- ment, and close at the theater next Saturday night. The company open- ed Wednesday week, and were to close last night, but the management has been #0 eucceseful, that Man- |vants, Two riding and racing tracks WHI also be built, both under vov * Sultan, a ‘Neniteietinas dog, has Juat died In France, He is noted tor| having arrested a thief, capturing an assassin, rescuing @ child from drowning and saved a man who at- tempted suicide, The soctety for the Protection of Animals presented him with a collar, Recently he prevent- ed & castle from being robbed and Was polsoned, it ls supposed, by the persons who. planned the robbery. vee The following item was told buy an eyewitness who waa on the south- bound train yesterday morning the train rolled into Greenfleld a man appeared at the steps of the car and asked the health officer if he could wet off at Greenfield. The officer re-| plied that he could not. The passen- Baer stated that he had the right klod of @ health certificate, at the same time producing a quart of whiskey. He was immediately pull. ed off the car and was free to go anywhere he wished in the city.— Fulton (Ky.) Leader, ee The German iron, machine, coal and chemical industries are scarcely able to meet the demands made on them. The prices quoted for shares and the specialties are all good. ee At the Oberon concert hall thts week Irvin Baruch has @ first-class factories show that thie branch is selections ineienneraetaeteeet alse slowly growing again, after hav- ing suffered for a long time, chiefly from American competition, The de- velopment of the German copper trade is connected with the excood~ inaly faverable condition of the elec. trie Industry; the caoutchouc Indus. try ls also connected with the tatter, and with the large output of cycies. THE NATIONAL TEST THE LAW is TACOMA, July 5.—-Bight jurymen, who sat through eight days of the Miller murder trial, refuse to ac- the compensation of only $1 each becatise they were regularly ‘The talesmen have employed Frank Carroll as attorney, and propose to give the law 4 test. They claim it is too unjust. In ite effect thene eight! CHICAGO, July 6—The games In ly $8 each for thetr| the National league yesterday, re- ike trial, while the | sulted ee At Pit four side Chicago 6, Pittsburg 3; at New York nog a ~-Washington 6 New York 2; at Loong ery? Brooklyn 4, Phitade! REW phia 7; at Loutaville—Cincinnatt 7, BUILDING Louisville 1; at Baltimore—HBoston 5, Baltimore 4. 2 Hp afternoon at 4 o'clock a meet- or eg at the Sak mar ta, following ts the standing of the chants of the city will be held at the) Rrookiyn wee 45 2 e712 chamber of commerce to make ar-) phitadeiphia . rr ™ 628 Fangements for the erection of the Cnicago ... » ™ 19 Proposed exposition building In Se poston .... “ Bg M12 attle. The proposition was given i" pajtimore 7 " m8 the Star several days ago. The | ge Louts.. “ » aT) Meeting was to be held yesterday, | | Cinoinnat) 2 » 524) but for obvious reasons was post-| Pitsburg . 32 a poned. |New York ~ Ms Louisville .. ™ “a Washington . a “a ™ Cleveland . Le ss At “BLL SORTS” Congressman Tawney, of Minneso- ta, began life as a blacksmith’s as- sistant. eee Comparatively few of Chicago's churches will close during this month and next eee It is proposed to institute open restaurants In London during Joy Caused Death. MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 6—G. Jones, a megro, died yesterday from excessive Joy over being =r ned from prison. He was convicted of murder, but new proofs in his favor brought a pardon. He hurried to his home near Demopolis and greeted his mother, father and sister. The joy was too great. He fainted and died in his mother's arma. MINISTER DIED IN THE PULPIT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, July 6— Becoming too fervent in his discus- sion of religious matters last even- ing, Rev. Joseph 8. Thompson, D. D., pastor of the Macedonia A. M. E church, Camden, while in attendance at the quarterly meeting of the Cam- den distriet conference being held here, feel unconscious to the flo from nervous prostration and ex- pired ina few minutes, Death in said to bave been primarily due to an affection of the heart At the time of the attack Rev. Mr Thompson was discussing the sub ject of “Moral Worth of Union,” and dropped to the floor after the con- the Herr Suchsiand, a German scten- tat has discovered that the aroma of tobacco is due to microbes. eee During the recent session of the New York legistature over 6000 bills Were introduced. ee When Joseph Chamberlain makes @ set speech his notes never exceed @ single sheet of note paper. eee Some of the condors shot In the Andes mountains have a spread of Wing from 15 to 20 feet. ee It Is believed that a diet of corn bread makes bigger men, physically, than bread made from wheat flour. eee The Roman Catholic bishop of Maitiand, Australia, has forbidden) juson of the sentence: “May Ge dhe use of flowers at funerals in hit! neiy us to do to do right, righ’, right!" diocenc. ene ame eee phia, celebrated her 199th birthday by dancing three waltzes, nie ANT GIRLS Gen. Irving Hale holds the record SERV. of the best average ever attained at West Point, and te one of the best markemen in the army. one Prestent McKinley's hair is thin, but thety are slight indications of approac baldness® Mr. Hobart's forehead k spreading backward with | « great rapiaty. president, said this morning se “A practical, tasteful woman will A Minne’ man captured a king-| be engaged as superintendent. She fisher when the bird wan quite young| will examine applicants for situa- and made 4 Pt of him and trained] tions as to their actual knowledge the bird to caphre fish and lay them|of the work. If found deficient they at his master’s bet, will be given an opportunity to learn. “ae Talks on cookery and on household The dearth of fer servants is not| sanitation will be given once a week confined to Scotiay tn England the] Once a month there will be a social game complaint i* eard, and farm-|tea or some entertainment, to which ers are compelled th work with leas|ail girls connected with the bureau hands than they rere, and to pay| will be invited. handsomely for the \por they are able to secure. . NEW YORK, July 6.—The Houne- hold Eeonomic association has made | plans to open a bureau of inform: tion for the convenlence of employ- ers of domestic servants and persons king servi Mre. Shailer, the » to be In debt.” » to pay interest, ‘No, ita the principal of the that bothers me.” eh?” A young man in Benth, took a girl out for a drive and she faut of the buggy and he drove on tha mile or two before he missed hereyny can bet your last ponny that 8 a thing would not happen in Sedg¥ yy pie wheels might drop off, th Ru pull a Fifth and Pike, Fike 2% vol, the Assayer, 4-35 Roxwell bik | sing on windows and shutting off the | As of the more important of the textile | burr | thing ROUTS THE FILIPINOS ::: Next Day. TROUBLES OF GENERAL OTIS Administration Growing Distrust- ful and May Want a Now General. July 6 done shows distrust in which administra him WASHINGTON Nothing that hy more clearly the |Gen, Otte te held by the |tion than the order to furnish | troops beyond the number demanded | in his dispatches Aw a gainer of victories and a de | atroyer of hostile armies Otis stands | without a peer, A stance at hin dis patches will convince the most wkep theal, "We have route the insur gents,” he would ray "It is not like j ly that they will ever again be able }to mans their forces.” The next day he sends word of an other battle with 4000 hostiles. Eo emis’ loss terrible,” says the report “Insurgent forees badly demoral Thelr toss in dead, wounded prisoners not lems than one-third of the total aun ments with an enemy numbering |4000 or more. ‘They have been routed pilection, And thus It keeps on. Even the high officials of the war department are getting on to Otis The pressure to put an end to Gen. Otis growa There are callers daily at the White House and at the war department suggesting that it would be well to send Otis tome nice lady like command up in New Engle and it would be well to remembe that Gen. Miles, the major general supposed to be commanding the army, has forgotten more than a good many administration generals lever knew, A BUG KISSES NEW YORK, July 6—Rose Cogh- the kissing bug. She t# «pending the summer at New Rochelie, and one of the buge alighted on her lips ae she slept at night. Today she took nourishment through a tube Mine Mabel Feeney, daughter of Dr, Jonn L. Feeney, sanitary super- lintendent of Richmond Borough, war on the porch of her home fn Staple ton, when, feeling @ sharp pain on her lip, she clapped her hand to her mouth and captured a “Kinser.” It had a long, sharp beak and long legs. [Its odor was offensive, Dr. Fe preserved the creature in alent August Langwarser was bitten on Tuesday at Idiewlld grove with hiv }etrl. He felt a sting on hie lip, and then a white spot appeared. When he went to Bellevue hospital yester |day he had @ badly swollen face | Michael Cunningham was bitten on | the arm yesterday while guarding his tip. The pain he described as so great that It made him jump, DEFRAUDED BY SHARPERS SPRING VALLEY, It, July 6 Sharpers who claimed to represent giana manufacturers in W rn In | diana recently succeeded in getting la bonus of $6000 subscribed for the removal of # glass plant employing 2 han from Indiana to Troy grove. The sharpers have the $6900 in some unknow= locality and the people of Troy are furious over the loa, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ‘The following real estate transfers were filed yenterday in the county anditor’s office N. P. R. Co to Carl Magnus Aug- % sec tp Bnr 6 4“ H. A. Hastings, receiver Secu rity Savings bank, to George Stur gens, lot 220 in bik 8, Columbia, $59. Margaret Hyatt to All lin, lot 9 bik 10, Nagle’s_add., Edward Van Derven ¢t ux to the Landes Estate © 12 feet lot & bik 10, Maynard's plat of Beattie, $15,000. | Sarah Grows, ex | Pearson, lote 2 and 3 bik 10, | second add., $200. wore ¥ Hainsworth et | Snyder, lots 12, 14, 14, c 2, it K.All en’a first add., William Aainsworth et al J. Snyder, same lots, Hudson Tt. Parsons to Elisa Parsons, aw % of aw &% see 82 tp 12 |r Be, fH. . ent td Mattaline A Yeeter’s alto Maud J a k to Maud pisieok lofs 7 and & bik 1, Francis |" Gray’ a La Grande add. Special Sale—Fine paper, in [boxes Denny-Coryeli Co., 716 Int av. ‘MARKET QUOTATIONS | Thursday “Morning. —The markets on West street were quiet to The supply of greenstuff is small, and will continue #o until the next steamer arrives from California Strawberrios are beginning to slack The pri been increas- Homegrown erries are inning to arrive in large ship- nts, They are as yet mall in size, and acid in taste, but are rapid- ly developing. The prices have dropped to 7hc@$1.26 In the butter and ege market the paying price of exes has changed from 22@20c, and that of the Jobbing from 1. The fish markets con tinue firm 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, $27.00; barley, & But They Fight the | Two days later he reports engage: | again and scattered beyond hope of) AN ACTRESS: Jan, the actress, has been bitten by | ¢ MeLaugh-| M.} bbl in@ ib | THE SEATTLE STAR. wheat ehicken feed, $19; bran; $14; whorts, $14.50 Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $64p6.60, astern Washington timothy, $1160 jis sifalfa, $8. Atriotly frewh rank, {06 | Te te? Mreah ranch, &@ 100; rear 1460) 18 Poultry—Chicke live, 15@15\e; dressed, 16 | Live Btock—Cholea beet cattle, }eows, 4@4Ko; atoors, 4%@60; good hows, live, 4Me; hoga, dressed, calves, dy 1, large, Go; malt, jealves, large, live, 4e; small, 6 Hides, Pelts and Wool—Heavy sound salted steers, over 60 pounds, Se; medium sound, per p: | ache sound, under 66 pounds, cows, sound, all welght } bulls sod oxen, 4@ ated eal per pound, Be; green lens than salted: dry hides j pee pound, 126; dry is, one-third on; summer deer, per pound, 2@ winter deer, dry, M@l6e; papery | 9@lze; dry elks, 9@1 green lk, 4@bo; sheep pelts, 25@%5e; shears lings, 18@25e; Kastern Washington ot, So; Weatern Washington wool i dirty or timber burned, 100; jlow, £4at8\e tal- Vegetables | Potatoes Gobbving)-White River |Burbanks, $3845; Yakima and | Oregon H45;00 «new — potatoes, | per mack; beets, 91,25] carrots, 99@$1,00 per : California aspara Walla Walla aspar- rhubarb, 2c per Wb; tomatoes, $2.25@2.60 per case; arth chokes, Be per dox; wax beans, 10¢ per 1b; string beans, fo per Ib: new cabbage, B4@2%c; new on peas, Karly Howe potatoe u arioad sack, } Frits | Groen fruit Gobbing)—Oranges, needling, 81.0004; navels, $4@5; lemons, $33.50; app fan- $2.003.00 per anes, $2.00 per , Calt- fornia black figs, boxes, $1. @; cartoons, $1.25; omyrna figs, 20 per Ib; new dates, Tye; sweet apple elder, Se per gal.; med. av u, strawberries, Walla Walla agus, be per ib peaches, $1.00 a box: apric 0 & box: blackber- ries, 48, raspberries, $4.0. Butter, Cheese, Ee and | But Ranch, 10@ 120; fancy dal- ry. in squares, 1 Washington ereameries, Ub prints, 18@i0e; Bast- ero lowa and Elgin. 19@ 200, | Cheese Uobbing)—Native Waash- ington, 124@lic; Eastern 12@13¢; | California, Me. Eene (jobbing)—Strictly fresh ranch, 2c, 1c: Poultry live chickens, Ibe. May, Grain and Feed. Hay (Gobbing)-—Puget Sound, per ton, 1799: Kastern Washington tim- othy, S10@15; alfalfa, $9 Oate CGobbing>—Per ton, $30@ 2. rained, Te. shorts, $17.6; chopped feed, 82022; ry chopped feed, $16; seed oats, troy it Moat Prices. Fresh Meat (jobbing)—Cow beef, |S per Ib; steer beef, Se per Ib; mut- jton, wether, Se per ib; pork, The per 1b; veal, large S© per Ib; «mall, 16 Provisions (obbing—Hama, large, | 10\%c: hama, emall, lic; breakfast ba- loom, Uige; dry salted sides, The; Rex, #%e. Lard (obbing)—Home-made, per jib, T&c; White Star, fe; Coin Special, |8%c; lard, compound, tlerces, 6%c; | Hex, fic. | Fresh but, | founders, Fieh (Jobbing) — Hall- 24@2%c; salmon, 67 20 tc; soles, 4c; cock cod, trout, 12%@iSe; shrimps,’ 0c; 204; sinelt, 4@5e: oysters, Olympia, $1.6 per sack; $1.90 per | gallon, clame, $1.0 per sack; Dunge- | ness crabe, alive, $1.10; cooked, $1.20; ling cod, 5@ 6c; black cod, 6@Te. Ruts. Watnuts, per ib, sacks, Itc; Eaat- ern black walnuts, Ife; pecans, 120 13c; Miberta, He; almonds, fancy, soft hell, Ife; almonde, No. 2, Ife; pea nuts, 6c; pine, ISe; hickory, 100; co- cocoanuts, per dozen, T6@ ec; pop- per Ib, Lumber juilding Material: Loge—Superior quality, per M, No. 1 fr, He ntable fir, per M, $4.60G@5.50; No. 1 cedar, %@7; com mon, per M, 4@S; spruce logs, $6.60; cedar shingle bolts, 8262.50. | Fir lumber-—Rough, $5.60 ished, surfaced, one or t 10 and 12 inches wide, $15@2 12 to 16 feet; special lengths, We per M extra; one-inch finish, $19@18; all > nides, &, vertical grain, $4 per M extra; floor- | ing, stock boarda, $9.0@18; 4 or 6-inch dressed and matched, S-inch, $9@18; 10-inch, 12-inch, $18@19; fenein, finish, $9; No. 2, of drop sidi 2000 Ibs, $11@14; Fir timber, and scantlings, rough, $8.00@ , Ee; 848, Se si7@n; No. ght M4; box board: inch and up, $15. Washington Red Cedar Lumt Rough, $849; bevel cding, weight 700 Iba, $1415.50; celling, weights, N 1, 2 and & %-inch, 1900 Ibs }1, 2 and 3% %-inch 700 Iba, $12 | wainscoting, 810@14; rustic, $25 *A® shingles, $1.50; $1.10; 1-Inch finish, 12, 14 and 16 feet, S25@P™M; thick finish, $2896; cedar squares, 7, 8 9 and 10 feet, $24q@20 pickets, $12 Kiin-dried, $1 In advance of green; | drayage, boc. | Jobbing Quo! | The Jobbing quotations today were as follows siandard shingle Sugar Jobbing}—Golden C, in bbte, | 14.90 in bis, be extra C, powdered, Iry granulated, $5.40; cube, $5.- beet, $5.40; spot h price Flour, ete. Gobbing)—-Patent Bx- cellent, $3.40; Novelty A, $3.25; Star (bakers’), California brands, | 44.10; corn al, Yellow, $1.65 per 100 pounds In 10-Ib sacks; corn meal, | white, $1.75 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; buckwheat flour, pure, $3.50 per 9 Ibs in 9-Ib sacks; cracked wheat, $ por 100 Ibs in 10-1b aaeks; farina, $2 85 per 100 Ibe in 10Ib sacks; farina, $3.00 per 100 Ibs in S-lb sacks; steel- cut oatmeal, $3.60 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; in 10-1b sacks; Whole wheat $1.85 per 100 Iba im 10-1b sacks; rye meal, $2.10 per 100 Tbe in 10-1b sacks; rye flour, $2.25 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks; split pens, 100-Ibs sacks, $2. split peas, $3.00 per 100 Ibe in 25-1 boxes; pearl barley, $4.25 per 100 Ibs ncke, 0; wheat fla wheat flakes, 75-ib boxes, $2.50 per case of In om, Ib pkgs; fancy rolled oats, $2.85 per bale, in %Ib sacks; corn meal, yellow, $2.80 per bbi in 60-1b sacks; corn meal, white, $2.90 per bbl in Ib sacks; buckwheat flour, pure, ¥ per bbl In 00-1b sacks; cracked wheat $4.00 per bbI in 60-Ib sacks; steel cut oat meal, $6.00 per bbl In 50-Ib sack; onions, te;| ban. | ‘oultry Money — California comb, 120) Dressed chickens, 16%e; | Bariey—Rolled, $27. Corn—Whole, $22.0: etacked, $33; |teed meal, per ton, $22. | _Feed-—Wheat, $21; oll cake, meal, | $33; middiings, $21@73; bran, $16; thick fin. | 0; lengths | graham flour, $1.75 per 100 Ibs | flour, | graham flour, $2.09 per sacks; whole wheat flour, $1.09 per rs bbl fn S0-lb eacks; rye meal, $2.75 per Ss. bbl In GO-1b macks, rye flour, $4.00 per ee bbl; faney rolled oats, 180 tbs net in| i bbin, $5.45; fancy rolled oats, 90-1 . wacks, $6.20; fancy rolled oats, per Ce case ron or (obbing) —reen. : per Ib, 20@81e; Java, per Ib, Hi St. Micheels \Coata Rica. es eheioe, per Ib, ¢pi%e; | About July 20, |Roasted, Arbuckle’s, in 100-1b canon, per 100 Ibm, $12.26; 60-1% canes, per 100 } AU RAI A |' Ibe, $12.96; 86-1b canes, per 100 Ibs, S. S. ad y/ $12.45; Java, K-lb tne, per ib, 6b¢ Nome,Golovin Ray Dawson, Rampart, Way Ports wack, 34c; Aden Mock } Cara | Connecting with feattie No. J, feattie No. Goatemaia ; ground %, heatilo No.8 for YUKON MIVEK 164200; Lion, 100s, $12.26; 65a, | VYOINTA, ant 86m, $12.46, |S. Ss. “ee | Pavific Coast Steamship Co. Cape Home and Golovin Bay ‘mabia Street, ‘Khone Meir | The company’s elegant) ov tle Steamahip Oe, White Ties 1} stoarmehips Queen, City) Dook, Foot rpeing #t, ‘Phone Main 52 | of Puebla, Walla Walle and Umatilla | lave SEATTLE }1135 a. m, via Port Townsend and | lv 1a, 2h, 28, Augunt “Heptomber 1, and thereafter Skagway via Vancouver, Ketohikan and Juneau IN SIXTY-FIVE HOURS very nifth day ‘"" SAN FRANCISCO '"" Beattie 10 4, m., via Victoria and Pt Townsend, July 6, 10, 1-5, 20, 0, August 9, 14, 19, 24, 20, Beptermber 4, and every Afth day thereafter. FOR ALASKA Bails From Seattle | Loave Seattle 9 a. m. | FRIDAY, JULY 14, AT BP. M, Queen, July 14, 2% Clty. Office ennn: teleph City of Topeka, July 9, 4, August Main ten. Atl phase Fhe tas 4, 23 KB CAINE, Agent Cottage City, Auguat 14, 28 | | Al-Ki, July 4, 19, August 3, 18,/ and every fifth day thereafter Wor further information, obtain OWect 10 ‘3 CAPE NOME The company reserves the right INO 4 jto change, without previous notice re, sailing date ; North American a i Poa 84. Palivig b aewid De Roattie | ton and Trading |Up town ticket office, 614 First av., |@ Cat woyenve} oped bis Seattle; Goodall, Perkins & Co., Gen BY A ade eee Beg Agents, San Francisco. | Washington & Alaska. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Alaska Excursion Trips STEAMSHIP Freight and Express Shipments Solicited Keeond Railing of the jeqant nud Bwilt S$ ROANOKE City of Seattle § suy 26,'95, grorinately Salts trom Youter Whart at 10 p.m. onr Bertie Now, For rates god yall Information call on of ed- 1B dress Note Americ apenee and Trading Cor. Yoster Way and ‘Ocoldeatal Ave ora and Vancouver, . Mary Island, Ketchikan, Wran gel, Juneau, Skagway, Dyea, Hal | Mission, Glacier Bay and Sitka, and various other ports. The City of Beattie will remain at all ports of call long enough for p: sengers to see everything of Interest The City of Seattle is the only} steamship which was designed and bullt expecially for the Alaska pas- | senger tram ST RAMPS, ~ ‘Seattle, Bimunés and Everett STEAMER GREYHOUND For Skagwa TIME CARD and Dyes, call) atl Ketchikan, | Victoria, ‘ancouver, Leave Feattie7« m.. 12m. end Sp m “4 iu i e wei am, 2a _ and Helm Bay, Wrangel, Juneau, satis); isp im = wath mp from Yesier whart Saturday. |" Compects at Beattie with Steamor Flyer JULY 17, at 10 PR. Teroms. Pamenger coteminsbations Sivegian Jor miormation, rates, ete. apply to oorwese & CO., Ltd, wera oe Phone Main a” et) 43 Janes Stree) ‘Empire Line | | | } All Water Ronte to Alaska. | + First Sailing w St. Michast on or Aboa: | July 15, 1899 Conngoting, with Com; * Own Hiver Steamers tor 2 NEW 2 HOUSE | ; } Dawson City [| Then preserve the window | an a8 Itenetienn Sree | mouldings, and get the best ven- | | tilation; save the shades by | having ‘Crigler's Shade Bracket. { Best thing out; adopted by 607 First Ave. « - SEATTLE || best hotels; sells on sight. | | rere Te Agents wanted. Henal at gation Company ia United states or Canada Yukon River. EMPIRE LINE OBERON. N UGGET | Seattle's ravorite © Concert House, EXPRESS | | PROGRAMME LEAVES FOR | | DAWSON Thursday, JULY 6 SICAL DIRECTOR Concert Begins at 8 P.M. | Office, 112 Vester Way feattlc Hote! Building. Hort Irvin Rerach’s LADIES’ ORCHESTRA Including «pectalties direct from Dester cities STEAMSHIP ‘Every Friday Amateur Night LA UJ RADA Admission Fre BANKS. SAILS FOR THE PinsT BATION AL BANK OF a ’ ST. MICHAEL GRE SALS ition int On or About July 20. fiscriog Mcallen’ ."," ." Vie Preattent K. F, Parkhurst.” * Assistant Cashier Bight and telographic xchange payable the principal Cities of the United Davo, Rampart ud Way ats oi SM STEAMER DISCOVERY Michael with st ». 2, Seattle No Connecting, ot A ¥ for UF BEA rrek asc vse Se “ ie Cape Nome and Golofnin Bay jess: ox rie | For freight and passenger rates apply to Correspondents tn all the princtpal eitionia o United States and Europe, Seattle Steamship Co. | » Main 528 WHITE STAR DOCK BCANDINAV fs y a AMERICAN BANK Corner Yesler W ay ond Tirse Avenue | GAEAT Tlekgt OMoo, #12 First aTHenn eee hone Main it” | Capital 973,009 | Seiya Daily Arrive! Andrew ¢ pfiborg Prostdont Nor wAY Bin) Everett: “Ong! , First Vice-President fall om at wintoa Ad E I. 6 _ Second Viee-Pres, Wp m | 4: ti Soelberg seve, Cashiog 5 ie ones 40 Bm teen an oman 0 | | Transots # General Banking Business, fr San Francisco set Yukon Transportation Ch S. 8. HUMBOLDT Steamship Fa Farallon Three Round Trips Dally—Except. Sanday | L H. PLACE, 605 Bailey Block Commencing Monday Eve, June 26, Homeseekers loow this apt Corner tot xin, 20 foot from Third avenue car lines ; in grass, with bew cottage (buyer ywn plans); email cash pay balance monthly tnstalimen tian rent; low jnterest; plenty ks house to 669 ’ 8 North Keat oar line; W120; Cheaport in market % MACIHERGON & CO. 429 Now York block today j ont De ‘ | ; FOR SALE—The best-located news and periodical stand in town; good trade and satiafactory reason for selling. |. Box 1026. Metropolitan Printing & Minding Com pany, 97 Becond AY Hon Kapture cured without kalfe, pain or lows of (ime, 018 Beatie Netional Bank buliding, DYEING AN Aline Dye Work hone Katt 1001 fous) in the etty. eat t. The only, ressh bye CONTRA TOMS AND Rounds, Ditelven & Gill, Contractors and 110s Western ave. Tel. Suit 991. General Jovbing. Tel Green OT Bullders; aie OF Font Oy, Marion and a, | For Bale or Rent—Tents ail sizes, new and second hand, cheap; invalid roller chairs. Chaping, 6th & Pike mine road Iohorers toe Trim: inins, Great Northern 00h Rew WOTK ; tour: Wanted- Said, emet of K. Voles Brow. & BB sters. graders. rockinen ; wages, $2: shiptSlny spe Crewiont Be © Malace Casto clotoing. b. Taylor, Marr-loyd big Wanted 20 men for Cascade tunnel; | wages $1.75, $2.00 and $2.75 8 hre shift. | Crawford, 110 W. Main street. cae | ba | Nothing better for Alani timber, Sountey |or hard work. “trousers. doubis dyen Simek, 80 va overs. 27; | Miles’ storm and cold yesthep, be Shoot cots, |. Army biaek wool blankets. Nevy updersh! | 8.0 each, Menton ama ment tents, 9x9, | Kirk, 1217 First avegan SIGNS AND HOUSE Rubber Type, sluminum et jetters for signs and house numbers Chas. | Meston, 210 Vesier Way. ‘Phone Black lit Taine MACHINES cieshewt tenn’ me “ole WHITE 18 KING of all sewing machines. Sold by B. D. Voris, 1006 Second ave; pioneer dealer in sewing machines and sewing machine sup- | piles. ‘Telephone Buff 641. ee ks anid valves bought "Phone Red _ABSTRACT OF TITLE. “Feattle Abstract Co, 419 New York Block pad deen Sp. oe j nn WANTED wa wnat off cloth }0 Second ee 8 ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW. A KELLOGG, iding. OTT & MeN atlas j ae Peper eh Hse, ‘ork OA. ROOT. 10-16 ox vatlding. CAR le 5 tor rete ity end soliettor ta No as seattle National Bank CLOTHES CLEA CLEANING. “Le SS a a Ferspanl—Are you gait campingt I have tents, camp stoves, cots, ete., for Ri mcsoape or rent. . , 601 and 603 Pike heed | roter o8 on ine: hi Hardin: 3007 F sre Hanson machine. A chines for sale street. opposite Post Wanted “To t ey poe monks Ey om, out kclek cook Bo LOANS AND _ENSUBANCE. Fire to soon, irate _DANCING ACADEMY, oe A ee acneiee HOTELS AND FURNISHED ROOMS “TOTEL BRONSON, 00 Fini avenue— Good elevator; rooms single or en suite; jow ratos, Dell Crane. Manage ii you wish « roots of antic soaks, a change | try Oe Rochester Hotel, Pike Secon: | good rs0m $1 g week ; nicely ‘turaished | outside rooms # to $8; transeients 250 We ; free baths; electric lights. HOTEL YORK, Hirst aves je and Pike; | first-class rooms and tf por Week.” OTHE oon BY, dor Thiet and Cherry; | first-cl id board, $8 week and | -URERWOO! OUSE, ily Bouth “Fittn Single rooms #1, $1.50 and &@ per week. site VICTORIA, 129 Fitet av | furnished rooms, #2 and #8 a week | with bath, ete. 0. ©. Stark, proprietor, | HOPEL SAVOY Pleasant rooms ; a Firt N. Sehoolia ain bias, reasonable. ©. Nicely narmi | and bath in hou ral 216 Ninth syema: /OTION EER, | “Hiickerton & Devitt, Auctioncers, Real Fetate and Storage. Cash pald. lor seeond furniture. 1512 First Ave. Tei Pike 101, The Beattie Junk Go. pays lowest prices, but square businegs. No, 108 Railroad avenue. Telephone Black No. 1113. Alaska Junk Co. pay prompt returns. No. 1 Pelophone Pike 118 M ALN KRY, — Mrs. fiansen, corner Fourth and Pina | Latest Spring Styles. Lowest prices. Found—The ph to buy stoves, furniture, invalid chairs, crockery, pillows, comforts, barber chairs, mir. rors, planos, sewing machines, every. thing and anything. EB. Cl ins’ secondhand store, 601 & 601 Pike st, BAKERIES. Linsay’s home-made a ani try; best ia the city, 1408 Seird | Ave. TAILORS. Tho Pacino Talloring Co, ein | and $20 suits made tho ey Bs | Cleaning, Repairing Third avenuo, ARKO CHITROT TS ‘SHIP CHANDL {DE & WRLAND, Y sler whart, | sail-makers, riggers and ship chand- lers; manutacturers of tents, tar- |paulins, mining howe; canvas of all widths, pea 5