The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1899, Page 3

placed 75 base there and three yee AT DEVOTIONS - ago Th plokerel MeCandlas Brow, of the Hawaltan| Intands, have bought 2900 acres coal land in the Cle-Blum district eee Two hundred Hetlingham bay In dians got drank on Priday, ‘Two sa. loon men are under arrest for selling them the stuff, a Some of the Whitman county farm Dallas, Tex. Man Murdered at a Church Service. DALLAS, Tex, July 18—TLast night one of the moet startling tra xedies Dallas has ever known took place tm the Firat Christian church at Pearl and Bryan streets ora who planted beets for In the midst of protracted meeting | 1+ disappointed. ‘They say it services John T. Carlisle arose from} muon trouble to pull the Aveda Dis seat at the rear of the house and ee walked to where Prof. William Lip soomb was seated on the first seat in front of the altar, and shot him without a word of warning Prof. Lipscomb sprang up from his feat, grappled with his assailant, ee and toppled over into the aisle, The) yon maldwin, a pioneer of Shel Teport spread that he was killed. He] ton, attempted suicide last week by had only swooned, however, | swallowing two ounces of laudanum Gcon regdined consciousness, °| His stomach would not retain it, #0 wound, however, was mortal. “Ihe still lives lisle wae seimed by persons near him and was prevented from firing an Assistant Attorne has decided that | betrayed George D. I }thorities ts entitled t of $200, y General Vance my Wolfe, whe ana to the au. the reward Two new artesian wella have been other shot. He was taken to the . cured in the Moxee during the past | County Jail and locked up. He ap | ten days, One by W, T. Clark at a peared to be almost helplessly drunk | quntn of over 800 feet, the other by and could not, or would not, the tragedy talk Of) Joseph Pleaer at last two make nineter about 700 feet, The n flowing wells ae a in that district and one in White BROOKLYN CHILD Hollow, which latter at a depth of ly 1200 feet, in now flowing wa iS MISSING. sufficient for 80 acres. j o- | The early and unexpected run of week hustling among has salmon during the | caused ¢ Jerabte a- | the and cannery men on Hel or sh 4 majority of the ared for such a y and thousands fieh floated NEW YORK, July 8 —Litue I aie Cassidy may be drowned lingham mey be kidnaped, or she may be just) traps were not lost, but whatever bas be of this] run of 19-year-old Brooklyn girl she has dis-) upon appeared mysteriously | Detectives amt policemen neighbors of the ¢ dys have hunt~| ning come ed high and low along the river front upward of 7000 ¢ in “Iristtewn™ and they haven't/ing the work found one person in that thickly #et-) the run is on tled district, inhabited by Irieh, Jat ‘esi IN OREGON trap bay HOH RO ea thousands of through the nak and | to the fishermen ny avon a moment every whit Kate, the eidset of the Cu tay | family, aged 10, was looking after) Lisaie Friday morning. She says she) Was sitting on the basement steps and the baby was on the sidewalk outside of the iron railing. She went to get her to put her in the baby) THE DALLES, Or., July 18 —The carriage, but she could not find her! wool market for the past week har and she hasn't been found since been the most active of the season. The child might have 1 didled down | Nearly one million pow beat Bridge street to the river and fallen) stap wools have sip in, but the parents hope that she ha July 4. The highest sale publicly strayed away and that somebody has| nounced was at 14% cents T found her have been several confidential sales EE ered which, it Is be jand it is rumored that Ibe bas been paid, but such sales cannot be ex firmed. While the competition on the bright staple wogls in intense the short clothing move slowly, but proportionately at as high a value on the scoured basis, A number of ce tote are held back | higher prices, and’ there are still a number of owners of fhe beat woots follows: At Philadelphia--Cincin- nat! 7, Philadetphia t New York- Chicago 4, Brookiyn 7; at Baltimore | ang will not be in the market to #etl Cleveland 7, Baktimore 2; second | their woois until later in the month. game—Baltimore 21, Cleveland 6; at phere are at Boston—Pittsburg, 5, Boston 9;Wash-| of wool yet to be marketed at thie ington-Loulaville game postponed 0M piace, The bulk of the late sales are account of rain. jto Eastern stippers, only a nominal The following is the sthnding of the) amount having been sold for scour- who are = "STwo NEW © FIRE ENGINES mcReRRRSsseses ees Pyvtsbure d New York ro lies Councit Take Steps to Lovieville ‘Washington ... 339 Secure Them. avait sesteee * eee Am Seattle ts soon to have two fire engines, according Ww steps taken } { the fire and water com report I mittee recommended the purchas without a dissenting ¥ Under . introduction of billa, two ordinances | Were presented. One mal When Discovered He Jumped. rs it a min. beet sugar demeanor to misrepresent the quan-| THE SEATTLE STAR. | | teors, over 60 pounds, | medium sound, per pound, Te it sound, under 06) poun | Sober Property Adjoining wa sound, all welnbta, ; stage, pull i oxer 4a malted iTheir Plant. likin, ; calves, per pound, 8c; green hides, le leas than salted; dry hides The Moran Brothers company hae! per pound, Mo; dry culls, one-third purchesed the property of Lie Mech. | leas; summer deer, per pou anion’ Mil @ Lumber company, to) %4e: winter deer, dry, 146 leer, MPI20; dry elke, 9@710C; green cated on the tide | dle adjoming : Ms and: - J olk, 4@he; sheep pelts, 2@950; shear shipbuilding plant prop Y tings, tape: Eastern Washington | | includes The object in securing and the price about two acres ¢ tid wool, Ke: Weatern paid wan $16,000, | 12 Washington wool burned, 106; tal dirty or tinaber By atIyge this prog in to enable the company to grea Vegetables | jenlarge their present plant, the work! Potatoes Gobbing)—White River | on which ts partially under way.) purbanks, §98@45; Yakima and The improvements will include a)Oregon, $48.00 ‘new potatoes large hydraulic bollerworks, and alg: 00@225 per sack; beets, $1.26 firat ae tron shipbuilding plant, [per sack: carrots, 90G81.00 per Jeack: garlic, Ye; California aspara | gus, 6@6e per Ib; Walla Walla aspar agua, be per Ib; rhubarb, 2 per} jib: tomat ®, 82.26@2.00 por case; arth _ FEDERAL COURT In the fa number chokes, © per doz; string beans, be wax bea per ib; new new ontons, 1 Early Rowe potatoes, | $2,003.70 per carioad sack, | No New Ca Called But Fruits. | Green frult Gobbing)—Orange! Many Orders Signed. seeding, $3.0004; nave Hue lemons, Hieiw, apE federal court yesterday no! cy §2.8063.00 per re called for hearing, thoueh|anas, 82.60 fornia black per by 20-ib of orders were signed by boxes, Judge Hanford, Thor A, Jobneon, be edad ta he : ar ae Sa a per Ib; ne aweet apple ¢ Ballard, Med @ petition k caan Os ‘ a that he be adjudged bankrupt wir be anh le In the case of Charles Conheim, | soe: hor t 25087 91.00 0 bankrupt, an order was elaned at-| tox uJ '’ towing elation peaches, bc@Fl a box dmoronin In the case of W. HM. Lord va. the rs oi tees gigi steamer Protection, an order was $5.50008.08 ; signed directing Ho Chiieott and Ja . Campbell to sh cause why execu. Butter, Cheese, Eggs end Poultry mn showkl be stayed. Hutter ch, 10@ ie; fancy dal-| Fletcher Coult receiver ry, In squares, 1 Washir David KH. Camp ier fing simer Hib prints, 18ers t time to Mie t f exceptions 1 Klein, 196200, | Order of court wax signed direct bbing)—Native Wash. | ng that Doheny Marum, fort @ike; Eastern 12@130;| erly merchants attic, now bank | rupts, be discharge ving—Strictly freah Pacific Expert Lumber Co. ¥ Richard Brown, order signed atic siifornta comb, 12@ ing depowit of Wm. D. W strained, Te. wright to be taken in Porttand yultry eed chickens, 3 in cane lve ch jhe Count f G. W. Keeto | Co., a new | Hoy, Grain and Fe | od. Hay (obbing)—Puget Sound, per | New papers filed were: Doheny and cack to 749; Bast Washlngto . Marum, bankrupts, affidavit of pub. | °° @ staiéa, o6 he ipe ait Meath of notice to acharke TA e ned t . bogs hompaon by Nele Thoms ed, $27 me SES, jeuardian, ve Northern Pacific Hail! eoen— wha i: cracked, $23 way ¢ aintift, flew aida vite of |reca meal . mm : ° Ole Harbuck, Nels Johnson, Ia | Feed—Wheat, $21: ol] enke, meal j Holm, and F. A. Thompson, alleging | $33; middiings, S21¢ bran, $16 jthat during previous bearing the| shorts, $17.60; chopped feed, $20622; jury had been bribed. and asking | dairy chopped feed; $16; seed cate, | that oo this account @ new trial be | gyoqsz. | grantee: Meat Prices | (A TRIP FOR THE COUNCIL ‘The cx detained on their ranches| make a trip over the Hnes Traction « and inspect the new least 4,009.000 pounds | cently fnished by the company Fresh Meat Uobbing)—Cow beef, | Se per Ib; steer beef, 9¢ per Ib; mut ee }tom, wether, Se per Ib; pork, Tie puncit and city «ffl \| per Ib; Veal, large So per 1b; email, | 100, | mpany t roa be Provisions Gobbing—Ttama, large, | 10%o; hama, email, Io; breakfast ba- n, Ue; Gry salted sides, The; Nex, ouncil received an invitation rtp Bupt. C. B. Blandehard last | Lard Gebbing}—~tteme-mats, per The special car will leave the ate. wena tt 3 of Second avenue and Yeser wer! yi fant, compound, tiercen Sige, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Rex. §\. _—- Fresh | Fish Gobbing) — Hall REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ou. gt mitment —- ore, 264 * xk cod, he following tranefere of real en-| co; trout, 12%@150 pa, 0c; | tate were filed in the auditor's off 8, 264; pinett, lc: oyster yesterday Oly# $2.0 per eack; $1.80 per riff to George W. Mirick, lot 7, | galion; clams, $1.00 per sack; Dunge ae Horen’s plat, case of Geo. | ne rabs, alive, $1.10; cooked, $1.20; | w. Mirick va. Anna G. Wusthoff, et}ling cod, L660; black cod, 6@Te, , May 29, $2807.79. | Nuts | |; Seseph BR, Weeckanad ef ux. by J cctv sans ce SG tina Nee, attorney, to Cyrus Rich-|, Wainuis, par to. am nae, ee! und \ lots 3 and 4, block 2 le: fiiberta, 1 4a, fancy, soft Hergert's ad part of on aoa ha & tier a Orange ave July 5. $1 nuts, 6 1 kory, 10¢; aw ar May 13, Anna A. Auty r 5, Jun tity or quality of any goods sold at) u Through a Window. auction within the city limite. The| Perkins, second orinance provides that. jew-| Heights Gus Lind, who bas just finished a) 30 day sentence for petty larceny, | ‘was caught in the act of robbing A./ tion of a year. Hoth bills were re- W. Park’é residence at Eighth av-| ferred to the committee on police enve and Yesier way last night.| jiconse and revenue Lind had gnined entrance through! pe petition from B. W the kitchen window. He only got as far as the dining room, when he lin the boiler explosion on Second av- was discovered. He immediately! wnue south and Washington street tried to get out of the door, but find-| wwerai months ago, was referred to ing bimeelf blocked. jumped through | ine claims committee. @ window, carrying the sash with him, Lind was pursued and cap- tured, GRAIN CROP eiry auctions shail pay @ special li- cense of $400 for each year or fme- News From Grant's GRANTS PASS. Or, Y. Malone and L. F come in from th iekivou moun~ |taine. They are developing a very ane lin mising copper ledx and br t im ¥ are down 4 feet ‘as report the — as 2% foot wide BAKER CITY — SPOKANE, July 18.—Reports scl the principal agricultural towns in Eastern Washington and Northern) Idaho show that the acreage of the! ground sowed to wheat this year is! MINES SOLD larger than in 1898. The report aiso| shows that the crop of wheat wil! be | smaller by one-third, as compared! with the former year. The long win BAKER CITY, Or., ter delayed spring sowing and much) day evening W. L. Vinson, of Seat winter wheat was killed. The frutt| tle, purchased from P. McEvoy and crop will also be reduced fully one-| P. J. Sheridan the Little Giant group third, owing to the late spring. In| of mines, paying therefore $30,000 In forme sections the crop is a fatiure. oh. The Littie Giant group con- = of twelve claime between the 4 Hoy mine and Robinsonville. Mr July 18—Fri i | Wededd | Vinson had a bond on the property | for $35,000, The fine showing made STATE NEWS | by lopment brought about the or ooo |aale before the expiration of the = TTT bond. Sixty miners are not at work | broken for a 20-stamp | mill, for which lumber ts being cut. Smalipox has broken out at Farm-| ington. : LOST IN TEXAS “* Whitman county tax July 18.—Ke on buyers an collections | to $27,411 during June amounted . . Ellensburg is a candidate for ne CALDWE state conventions of all parties this|timates m year to the lows resuliing from damag eee to the cotton crop in the Brazos are A new saw mill is to be located at! that not less than 200 square miles Easton. It will have @ capacity of!/of cotton bearing land have been 60,000 feet per day. | hooded a ee | Basing the loss on & per cont . tig Two additional clerks have been)| ures, the crop destroyed on these allowed the Colfax and North Ya-| plantations was worth $4,000,000. The kima yostirasters. well informed are of the opinion that} A this unprecedented rise in the Bra- The Chelan Leader recommenda tts| zon has cost the people of Texas a @ubscribers to yet vaccinated in or-! ijttle Ger to avold danger of emalipox. lens than $10,000,000. Prescription Bpecialis Complaint is made that fsa are b ing speared in ish fake, The’ baw —————_— 0: ead pickerel (hore have not had —) Vol, the Assayer, 84-36 Roxwell bik | claiming $12,000 for injuries received | July 1.—W.! Cooper have just | tots 1 to 27, $1500. Northern Pacifi to Merling Timber | KEilaa J. Maxwell to Railway company cocoanuts, per dozen, TG %c; pop 1 ne sec 15 T 26 r 6, 120 F480 | Lumber end iced Material: Sohpla Prygeer to Edward| Logs—Superior part ne nel aeo 15 T 25,/1 fr, $6 merct eo 24, $150, $4.00@5 No, 1 Young et ux. to F C.| mon, per M. $6@ tot block 6, Boston |cedar ah e bolia, $2@2.60. ad, June 28, $350. Fir tumt Rough, $8. thick An. } F. Hehmitt, | ished, ed, one . block 10, River park, June | 10 and hem wide 12 to 18 feet; special lengths, bc per Hosea B. Kastman et ux. to A. N.|M extra; inch fininh, $12@18; all Berlin, tot 6, block 00, D. T. Denny‘s| Vertical grain, $4 per M e 24 ad, tote 16, 17, 18, block 12, firat | ing, dressed and mat sigan, lates 1 to 4, block 28, lots 1, 2, 3,/ stock boards, S-inch, $9@1 k 3, Seoond plat, Weert atthe 89.4@18; i2-inch, Si8@ j L. & 1. company, July & s10% No. 4 or 6-inch finish, $ ] Clara M. Clayton, trustee for Geo,|V or channel rustic « | |W. Lavingstone, to Ellen Luther, nty| Welght 2000 Ibe, $11@t timber, | 10 and HM, block 3, Union ad, |Jolete and sear an, fF | November 31, 1898, $300. 16; 8181 EK, $9.c0@1s Mary W. and Joln B. Fisher to|!4: box boards, t | Adam Hrandt, sly lot 3, block H.|. Washington Red ¢ L. Yesler’s 1st ad ly 7, $1500, Rough, $849; bevel riding Herman Behm to John A. and All-|!)% $14@15.50; ceiling, we me Tubin, tot 20, block 48, Fatiard's|4) 2 and 3, S%-tnch, 1300 M4 ad, Gilman park, July 2 ji, 2 and neh 700 It James L. Sharp et ux. to Philo! SAnscoting, Gis; rus | Rutherford, und \% int in Gem, Kate) 4° *hing 3 standard sh $1.19; I-ined 12, 14 and 16 ¢ Sharp, Huckelberry, Lert, Mastodon, | gyro. . $26@%; thick finish, $28@26; cedar Babb, Silver Tip, Highland Chier, | 2" &. 9 and 10 feet, $2420 Jupiter and Summerset mining | "4 a al i jaime, March 23, $200. Dickets, $12 fred Crebbin, tote 7 ana | Kiln-dried, $1 In advance of green; + , rl drayage, 56¢ bed 4 Jobbing Quotations | June 12, $3500. | The Jobbing quotations today were - an follows Special Sale Sugar Gobbing)—Golden C, in bbls, boxes. Denny $4.90; extra C, in bbls, be; powder — - Iry eranulated, $5.40; cube MARKET QUOTATIO ir ete, (obbing)--Pateat 0 NS Flour, ete. Gobbing)—Patent Ex _ = Hent, $3 Novelty 4 Tuesday morning Trade wan) (bakers), 4 e brisk on West street today Tite | 94,10: corn ve markets are well stocked th green. | Pounds n ack re meal, | stuff, and large shipments of fruit | White. $1.75 per 100 Ibs in 10-1b sacks oo ecmae 4 Grice tincics buckwheat flour, pure, $3.50 per atill an important item in the mar-|!08 1p 9-1b sacks; cra = : phir Se ket. They are selling today for $1.25 | De? 100 Ibe in enn ne: ee earin, well stocked with them, Apricote|CUt oatmeal. $3.60 por too Ihe in Nop 182.25 per box Peaches are coming $1.85 out ioe tbe ih sbi sacha: dye jin slowly, and the quality as yet tx] )),, 4 300i in 10.1 anaes only fair. Raspberries are seliing | tye io 2 per 100 Ibe 10-16 or 0002.75 sacks eas, 100-Tba wa 0 | In the butter and egg market the pest te t PF} 00 per 100 1 mie Ib conditions remain unchanged, with | pox earl barley, $4.25 per 100 Ibs | the exception that Eastern havelin sack; wheat flakes, 15-Ib | dropped to 19@20. The o' mar-| rec kets remain th 5 10; wheat fakes, $2.50 same, Ib pkes led oats, $ —— per bale, in : corn meal | The following prices are being of-| yejtow, $2.40 per bbl In S0-1b sacks |fered to the producer by the local] corn meal, white, $2.90 per bbl in 50 dealers for delivery in round lots on} )y, gacks; buckwheat flour, pure, §7.2 dock or tn the car at Seattle: | per obi in 60-Ib sacks; cracked wheat } ain—Oats, & 0; barley, $22;/ $4.00 per bbl in 50-Ib sacks; steel cut chicken 1, $19; bran; $145] oat meal, $4.50 per bbl OID sack $14.60. graham flour, $2.90 bbl in 60-1 sound, per ton, $646.50.) wicks; whole wheat four, $3.00 per Eastern Washington timothy, $11.60] pp) in S0-1) sacks; rye meal, $2.75 per @12; alfalfa, $8 Dbl in G0-1b sacks; rye fl $1.00 per Eggs ~~ Strictly fresh rank, 20c. [hyt; fancy rolled oats, 180 tbs net in | Butter — Fresh ranch, 8@100;) pis, $5.45; fancy rolled oats, 90-1b creamery, 1/@18 sacks, $6.20; faney rolled oats, per Poultry—Chickens, live, cane 16 Irenned, 10¢ Gobbing) —-Green—Mocha Live Stock—Choice beet r lb, 29@31c; Java, per Ib, 24@28¢; i Costa Tea, et Hoanted, Arbuck per 100 Ibs, $12.26 36-1 camek, per 100 Ib in'swiycone,| Washington & Alaska) oS oF eke Cneee, bet 108 STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S $1246; Java, bold Une, per Iv, 6be;| Alaska Excursion Trips | Giz PERT TT, wk, Me; Aden Mocha, 374; Cara STeaAMseniP ; tol f Guatemala Zhe ground eort 1apwe; L 100m, $12.26; Oba, ie 1, We, $12.4 City of Seattle |i oes i. : Witem I UMIND SEE Ts ~~ ” Baile ‘rom Yester Whart is Wednesday, July 19 a y | Thursday, Aug 4 Polapdes August 18 Are You Waitin [cs Victoria and 3 Perera arr 7 ae j Miasion, Glacior Hay and Sitka, and] pany. 118 Yesier ay, Uehone VATENT ATTORND Tor San Francisco poi aes i i - ‘ Sn eee, Steamship Farallon | in Sah steamahips Queen, CILY| Por Syagway and ooo | of Pucbla, Walla Wall, | yietorin a ' and Umatitla Sleim Bay i nae ing ; * from Ye i ng Co, Marion an SEATTLE JULY orm. Telephs * via Port Townsend and; pZc For wr? ' P Victoria, July 3, 4, 13, 23, 24, August!) Dor un ' ‘ . ’ invalid e 7, 1 27, Beptember 1, and DODWELL & CO., Ltd ' 1 Vike streets beni thereafter Goneral Agents MALE HbLw. 4 Phone 70 108 Street meno Phone Main 470 113 Jaros Stre aborers tor Trim us, Great Northern Ky one new works ; tonne 1; wages, O2; free pas Main '""" SAN FRANCISCO attlo 10 a. m., via Victoria and Pt. | Townsend, July 6, 10, 1-5, 20, 25, 30, STEAMSHIP jet August 4,9, 14, 19, 4, 2 Exe) ) and every fifth day thereafter, FOR ALASKA Leave Seattic 9 a, m. Queen, July 14, 2. ity of Topeka, July 9, %4, August | y oday 49 rawiord, 1a W ‘ «. . Taytor Harr Boyd bg i for Cascade tunnel; wages 11.75, HW) and $275, bhour shift, Crowe rd, 110 W, Main street palin Reade Taaintiadatthnen | HOLS SIGNS AND NU MBE MS enamel BAILA FOR | », MICHAE a Z ottage City, August 13, 28 July 4 19, August 3, 18, further information, obtain Connecting at Bt Michael w eoamors bye We Union at feat » 1, Demet & house Bae i , Dawsol, Rampart and Wiy Parts, ouly ¥renok Dye company reserves the right ; previous: notice, sew MACHINES. ners, sailir » |~ 3 Saree : : | me hewing Machines |Up town ticket office, 618 First av asain ad ta aaiktaad Seattle; Goodall, Perkins & C 1006 } plos <%= Cape Nome and Golofnin Bay’: Jor freight ent passenger rates apply to | Se ttle Steamship Co, WHITE STAR DOCK nes and sew! hone Baff 641 Agents, Ban Francisco. Empire Line |: ABSTRACT ttle Abstract Co or 40 419 New Yor mo Nain & LLL SSIES DIRECT 10 CAPENOME LAW. 1itd Heller Bldg, All Water Route to Alaska, Hr ane as a fa oe j On and Trading LOM Caps Nome, Healy, Bt Michael Isl- vin May, Koyukuk Kiver Yuko River ¥ aot Express Sip Clothes is thepe for $1.00 por mouth ; Sea Gosaing: spurting istedes. Yel.bad First Sailing @ S. Wicked on or Aso July 20,1899 TPEMSOSAL. going Connecting with Companys Ow bleamers bor | | Dawson City ) Views Of Maver or rent, E Chapin, oh end vm house Psightly » suds Carrying U. & Mall E = ‘ tee Hanson before purcbadng « sewing Abd All Intermediate Pola July 20, mi ouimately machine. A. few. gout second-hand ine ou tae ees va uh Now vr eaten chines tor tale sensenabie, 45 Columbia site Postoties end iu Yukon River. 1 goid end ellver. ff B Hinckley bieck Wanted Uensel, manig fo bay o jeweier Gree OENTIST®. Hi Depew, Dentist. Specialist in@imgwa. and Bridge work. 44 Barke Building EMPIR 607 First Ave, - « ay it of the Interne gation Company ia Boited winter or Canada 2 LINE SEATTLE | | LOANS AND INSUKANCE. | James Botawel! Mortgage Loans, Fire In- } | surance & Surety Bonds, 2 Boston bik et | fs DANCING AC ADEMY. , Ketchikan) Best and only thoroagh Dameing Sehool ia | eatrs 40g sud evening. 71h and Columbian Or we any Skagway ~ Ae yy vi | d Juneau HOTELS S.- N SINTY-FIVE HOURS : % | Goos elevator; rooms single of en eulte; ] low rates, Dell Crane, Manager. | if you wins OF anticipate & change econ rou " satle Frou Seattle ° nlesly furnished ‘St. waleokcttig JULY 14, AT 8 PLM. hee AND _PCRNISHED hOOMS try the Rochester Hotel, Pike per week L to #8: good room Hl rooms Lranecients 20 igh te. | FRIDAY, } free ba City Office, 8 First avenue; telephone at Avencegiad Pike; About July 20. Main 96, Arlington Duck: ‘phone Fike 133 cK: Fick Avonasgied PIs 1 | hae See HOTEL COLBY »-LAURADA aden sen ULERWOOD Single roome $1, $1. due VicTOnIA nished re t with wath, « TOTRL SAVOY COND Ticket Omen, 612 First ave Phone Main 117 Leave, Daily Arrive | », Everette “uo ¢| 0 am. Mt Vernon pm New Whatcom SROTING WITH AAT Seattle No.1 Seattle No.2 Seattle No.3 Marne “ YORON RIVER POINTS" ls. & CISCOVERY |e bitin ao Q JUNK ; SeatleYokon Transportation Ci,| ee ee Bs aie eqn 10s Railroad avenue. mbia Kiteet. "Pho Telephe GREYHOUND W \| C Three Round Trips Daily—Except Sunday Leave Everett 946 & um, 2209p m., and Ad ees MILLINERY. M uch Talk . ohued t# et Seattie with Steamer Flyer aad Co, pays Slgheat prleeat So LL. Western svenue. ship CHANDLERS, Yorior whart, sath ip chamdlers; mans SUNDE & ERLAND, Hansen, corner Fourth and Ping FARES — Everett Me, round trip $4.29) Ed | 1 atest Spring styles, Lowest prices munis round trip 7h, Landing Colman Dock, Beattia | HWAKERIES, 4 cakes and ird Ave Kod SCOTT, Manage ft incay's i | pastry; best Us AKMY Telephone, Ben’ BONNEY & STEWART eral Directors am lor, Third Ave. end Main Li Bea! home-made bread. im the city, i406 PALLORS. Nothing better for A The act Talioring Co. suits made in the cit Will be the | . FOUND. oa Biage tof It’s Na chats chy od . oh and bus yeound ‘hand ste tribatit Safe Deposit Boxes SSS ee ee For the alo keeping ot Valuable Articles and Papers: Yor rent at 8m year You carry the ke Safe Deposit Veults il Are You | Waiting For BANKS Vik FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP TLE ‘ SEAT I 2 190,08 Paid-np Capital General banking business iransactet. &W. Columbia ct €, SHORROCK, Manager| | Oo Hoge, Je . . Presideas | | jckem Vice President Cashier * Kesisti oy Cashier lograptic exchange payable rincipal eles of We United Europe. the Moran Brother Company | vat oa radars | ale FLUKE SOUND NATIONAL BANE ENGINEERS AND SHIP BUILDE eae bce OF BEAT TIS si fneea” Minit anda ch chelnanon of Sccblascy tullt aoa te 99 1 expttat stock paid & ia rthing pumping machinery, the “Mos ar turplus end th United Sta Metallic Packing Company Jacob Furth... ¥. ¢. Neuteider KV, Apkeny..... ; Correspondents tn all the prinotpal citiesta tho United States and Europa RAMBLER AND@e IDEAL... $40, $30, $25, $20 ECANDINAVIAN. AMERICAN BANK Ce wstaltmn | Corner Yesle "way and First Avenua, /FRED , MERRILL CYCLE CO | “‘snaren 1108-1110 Second Ave., Seattia | eI \ 2000 Cedar Poles Wanted erat Bawkii ROPOSALS ‘e® wanted for furnishing 4 ¢ certain | P’ atre ana in the cities of Seattle and Tacoma IT WILL BE J mm. CS E> AL FR POL AE ri und nine inches at the t must ra and m soft knots, and peeled further ten WV O N b _ R ATTLE CATARACT CO, | (Licensre SxogvaLnin Poweh Co) Wasnington Block, Soattis | Re “7 i 4 # 4