The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1899, Page 2

eee eennrenent ease anne BRR er ete errno rennet nt - Bt eon THE SEATTLE. STAR, ] i Tmen and children, Work will be be } r y { | charlie to Martin Place They wun ina few days and completed in . * Wagon drawn by two horses east baYAN Ms ‘areas iW expected that the gymnasium | ib heat, Ae they neared a big haa ¢ Moran Brothers Company ERS AND SHIP BUILDERS. Will be used as an adjunct to the ce there Wan a terrific clap of thun- | - ; ; t the . ch h jetiem and will open followed by a blinding flash of | pusines 7 < TEN] | practioatty tree to a young men my Ve ne i i we we The opening of a eymnanium te ir he wagon, was inatantiy k 1 On yer ia conte per week, oF ne with the methods of chureh work |« ther with the two horees and a dc¢ KR. ‘ MBL LK CYCLES tw ma by mail or cart free copies. which the pastor, Dr, Me van he father was knocked off the wa - _ advocated wince taking charge of ihe - kon and the other boy wax also ren: | IDE PAY deooes Telephone Pike Iso. : » church four years as De Foon. OUR Clayton Place S40, $30, $26, S20 ‘itieos No bt0t Thtrd Ave SS Kit C r/ rl be Jove that the future of the Hickly recovered, but his father still dagen tid 48 a religious center for the neiK "Ret nthe left wide of the head. His halt FRED . MERRILL CYCLE CO treduce Jato world y lay $ the build be put to some good us omination |the crown of his hat torn off a every day in the year " ! Two bolts Hehtning truck the hen an ted tn ’ bebe . es _ . : - an Industrial school and ' ™ house of George Hruteman, Mre 2000 Cedar Poles Wanted A ace AN bn ae - ° a was wi n ey ‘ " del on ce veer iate Re We have grow pecaone a ore es lca Hs the apt ‘godlda po . . ja : KROPOBALS are wanted for “ete eBags a ° “aa en ane] ut » passenge t : 7 _ " neve en he opening ' Ne pH id Was badly wtunne ce ee We cities @ ttle and Tacoma SE a een acy none BURIED EN SO:L OF ARKANSAS |*s""*! youre. The opening of Wor PRACTHONLLY ANSURED TO. MIM Se CEDAR POLES mm steamb pede ser aphecee Bi sske aha roe Fight Ove - Building Site Fifty feet in lengt and nine inches at the to s must be ptralght Gipasters peg Fellas ation, Ja os os a ALPOONA There is| and sound and free from soft kaots, and peeled. or Curther nformation ing ow tof * cake ont A merry we Hen of a) eall on a =e choses | By Some of Those Rich Old Span: A epee oy aa . Domoorats of the South ahd West aie for the now 1 building tn SEATTLE CATARACT CO, rou tn the church Itself and perhaps ° fle . Wn Powan Uo) Washington Biock, Boaym - of nov It ts be presumed lards Who Wad Mard wRanige others Are a Unit in Favor of the aig 7 Hx -< yi sper Hicks or-| Licumns Qnoquaius Yowss Pa: ccna date 2 all Faniaed a committee « inenm matin howeve c AEtCmenen Wes Me joney to Melt. - En 4 py Silver Apostle. fled with th © selected, who went Seer cesoesserecsoesseres diacred ecaume of the vicious Electric Engines for Japan oS Wadler inte eee 3 caper « French macht It 7 — PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2 in = treasury department that the major-|% would take @ good many accidents The Baldwin Locomotive Works ty of the people are matinfied wit like that of yeater mak HOT SPRINGS, Ark, July have Just received an order for sev WASHINGTON, D. ¢. July the site, while another comn Re liaien * naw some time the mysterious movements Baldwins Weatinghouse electric 1060. president. MeKiniey's renomination the eanlial tomorrow to = : Feeney Ot a stranger near thie city have been | Motives from the Imperial Govern |p roeidnt Mek cecaceilics coun net the location chosen Se eer | eee en Seen subject of much comment among | MeNt railwayn of Japan for use inthe Chuson: thet ie most die -- demonstrated not only in Burope # of the neighborhood, and as|Rovernment and other mines in Ja- Ciwed now by the tf but in this country, and hundreds are |. te to ascertain his identity Pan epecting next year's presidential c¢ » ONE WHEEL FOR : already in daily use on the streets of and the nature of his business proved ~ - - ver « is whother Mr. Hrya our Eastern cities, The chances are the curiosity of the entire WILL OPEN BIDS. that where one aut odes, community was aroused. The mints ——— We have been in Seattle two years, and have estab- sod atic Bs ters In the country churches in the) Bids will be opened by the board lished a reputation for fair dealing. We take ad- pes bedeies “i . neighborhood referred to him in the! og public works on July 29, for in Vantage of no one death, so that the score } “ ne tn be i eovelnal pad oat. Tae ES. . id antag a . n a Bons pulptt and he ad "7 . i. Pea provements in Ja kwon atr t NEW BKUN®@WICK, N. J, July 2 We cure CATARRH and al! diseases of the throat. in favor of the m garded by the people, on accoun ontract will Include new sidewalks Su satan With ius wits anit $0 : ti naradd nr present indica int toa day in| his refusal to identify ergot lee and also a new bridge children. F. E. Warren, of Philade! Our en gts has no equal. undreds cure : the early future when the horse will) beau f his genteel and prosper : the administra pita, reached this city today, trave right here at home. - : ne character, who shoul ox mperialimm” @ made from @ tandem bieycle with " % » addresses of Seattle people Whom we to civilization vA, Minve- he caine . into oer ae wide a side extension in which the four |§ Send for the addresses of attle people V 1 H wards hie downfal hborhood he has had no regular) oO ee M Tacomg. | iaderm, the vast may children eat. Warren and his family !$ have cured . , : back to the tim place of abode, sp ie his nights 4t 17. has been min been minaing since July 16 in the South and Wert Jeft Phitadeiphia on Monday and are § We cure dyspepsia and all diseases of the digestive 3 engine took his # farm houses Wherever be could se a home whe - en # for Yonkers, N.Y. Both he g organs, ‘a communication be- {cure accommodations, always pay n} ywhe ’ Gis toe ccainatinn a < x ala " n commmunt et 2 sar taouaaemate toe tan einem an Sie - ¢ thi Sede wen OF- | nnn est edhe 4 Ties ca “prs rt 3 We cure all old BLOOD DISEASES, Guarantee a tween towns. The next ching that | ai» strolling about the country as mure you with the fanatical sincerity cover about twenty miles a day. 8 cure of no pay Be 3 rose up was the trt ar ah he was in search of some- (Mr Bryan himself that Mr. Bry hey expect to reach their destina- | Ours is absolutely the only known cure for “FACE : he was dbilge # pos thing. He was provided with charts * renomination i* Just as certain tion on Maturday, and after a week § PIMPLES” and “black heads.” H t r h e cure Epilepsy and all nervous diseases. The private carriage and the dray | @tely the topography of the country hie campaign will be carried on jus » weighs 05 pounds e : - - lone remained to furnish him an! Within the past few days this man as he wishes it and will not be ham Sant herein ° Entirely new treatment for SKIN DISEASES. 1A $ alan a inec . 1) Das Mentified himeett ax Kit Care | pered ae it wae in ISG by the inte : We are experts in the treatment of all CHRONIC opportunity te carn B® hay. and | or ine stexican border and claims his | Hollanders Clear $3,000 Each ference of traitors within the $ DISEASES. The doctor will locate every ache $ now the automobile appears With 4) business*in the community is to lo The silver qu "” yb r gies claim upon both. If the horse fully hidden treasure buaried by the the First Year. os eat can eater be Bettie 3 and pain without asking you a question H reallaed the damage that the inven-| Spanish when they were driven out ts =. in sottied this way, and they SOLDIER QUISE 3 Call or write. H » him, the chances are/f this country by the Indians earty Mr. Bryan is nly PETy RATS OO DI, ERG CHANTS OFC) os beninning of the present « A Colony of One Hundred Members even con <4 for 3 - —— 3 that he would have a kick coming. | z 4 epeceapeeninen 3 tury. Carson asserts that the charts Who Are All Getti: nominal platform which he 3 ‘ f in his possession were furnished him has practically made hie personal| PITTSBURG, Pa, July 27.—When $ ° ‘ Awhile ag@ the weather bureau|by the Spanish government as the by Farmin | property, They ignore, of course, the| the Nineteenth United States infan- 1 oe H was persistently prophesying warm | means of locating the treasure. Hej st A 9 | returning prosperity, hold-|try passed through here early lant! | if and fair weather, while the black further states that the amount of i é the sliver question te net al o wom w rut off the i ) clouds were pouring forth coplous|MODey buried by the Bpanish was) HELENA, M July calamity” taaue, and they tanore in| (IMS Mme ae away. Her|$ . 5 $200,000,000 in gold, procured from the | landers who came to Montana eigh-|an even more magnificent way the hustead from Martineburs, W. Va 3 . floods. Now the we F ie WAP”) famous “Lost Louisiana” mine, for! teen months ago to join a Ot | probability that Firyan would be de-| SUR ’eiN Ohm seabiay K aot 3 - ing Up to Dusiness, and the fore-| which search has been persistently | their feilow-countrymen and settied | feated if renominated, as they de~ Camp Meade she dressed in one of | §01-502-503 Seattle National Bank Block = peter ar i agereene pore a Ume of the eartieat a the agricultural jande in thé ¥! - € Reggie Bean apr Ker yt iy bed his uniforme and pasped the conduc- | H ing covlness caused by adding a} White . letniey me fn ‘ fms Tne arbatliccer spar onblre it 3 r of the frat division of the road oe high and a low together and divid-| With the maps and charts to guide| cinity of Big Timber have just AE | feat. and would regard it merely aa) 220i |$ Corner Yester and Occidental Avenues SEATTLE $ & Th. is 4, | him. Carson claime be has, after a/ured up the results of their fret an incident in the Campeign. | the conductor on the second divi- ing by two. je weather business) month of careful exploration of the | year's work and find that fh has | certain to end in victory leon Coaaan tak tie thane the cenccsédianin eo: ie & most complicated thing. No| country. at last located the treasure made on an average $2,000. There are loar and ordered the company com-| a doubt the governmént officers earn jon the farm of James Gallagher. | anout 160 of them. The colony has qnandier to etand his men up in 6 tine! S Af De osit Boxes O B I R O N thelr salaries by handling it [etaht miles from the city, fear the npleted a system of irrigation GUNBOAT MEN when she was detected. She had a} a e p a = porypevenntn Le oo From all the agricultural districts ouch hat drawn down over her! For the safe keeping of as obtained the permiasion of Gal- ., orte i “ ‘ Ps , | iagher, and he will begin the work of | cut tee hae eaicate thatibie| eye She was pus of the train at Valuable Articles and Papers Seattle's Favorite Concert Hoase, MINING NEWS. | fa a wee Be So Nees tear cor re pee- | | Pittsburg after bidding her husband | ~~ yur rent ot Be year You carry | . j excavation with « large force of men.) quction of grain of all kinds, vere- | an affectionate adieu and was weep. i j IRVIN BARUCH, PROP. BOUND FoR DAwsoO tables and fruits in Montana. In ling whee the train pulled out. S0e| Be Genent Weulte R Late last Saturday night at the LA portions of Bweet Grass county an lieft for her home at Martineburg in ge W. Columbia % £. SHORROCK, Manager Oberon's Ladies’ Orchestra Hethe! mint, which is located five sgricultara! “Seon” 9 reported Secretary im ‘Will Send 200 her woldier tons ‘ Herr Irvin Baruch, Conductor. miles from Index on the north fork, Steamer Rosalte, Capt. O'Brien.) From the Gallatin valley reports fo ee wien 7 © ree oft er >in of the Skykomish river, a cut was| Mailed lest evening, for Lynn canal | are received of a larger crop in pros of Them Soon. n SPECIAL ARTISTS made into'a body of rich ore carry.| Porte. She had a good list of pas-| pect than ever before in the history | Hkh 2 Defender Not Ready. Cn —£ From: sepia. aan teamet ea e ore « “i : > sacaut \ae tard 2 will YASHINGTON, D.C. July ace is ing copper glance. boronite and gray| ("aer® and © larke freight cargo. Ss Pay aun tale ee” Teka mca: | Urner ordieva taoana by Sosretes NEWPORT, R. 1. July 27—The Concert Hail Se ene eee WY COLL Te is etes on euokeat|peah @u0 Nie patteated, that one | the Davy Lone n will Be ewport Yacht association has an Want Admission Free. Suaday Matinee 35 acvins eae ee te SEPOCAS to | OP SO ae death’ deovind "tn nia | milion WUMDMIN-GE Riotey blane wii|to Mania to man eight Of the sunced that the Defende - Prove & goed shipper in & few) Oia ciat capacity be produced In $his valley the present |est unbouts ntly pur id foes yarns? ay Ae Every Friday Amateur Night : months. Ed Herring, « well-known Sea year. On the farma bf the Manhat.|Gen. Otis ned the | her to race with the Columbia on A B r ain Aimaeala aianend. The Copper Queen group. one of | boy, went north. on his way to Daw- tan Malting Company and along the | 85 OOSRonAl MON CONT A due Seed far aaat aes on f a the Lost Creek properties, has re-| son, accompanied by hie wife. He Canals of the We atin Irrh they will be ord t 7 } : PIGOT & FRENCH CO. cently completed a drift of 148 feet.|is in the employ of the Kiondike tien company there a | in a New, Slightly Used They are now itp ore running from | Nugget thousand acres of barley u ait “tr or Second-hand 4 Waskington St, bave the only 6 per cent. to 10 per cent or. liet of the Rosalie | va from which @n enormous crop . | with every indication of increasing | ¥ K. FE. McComb, W.|!* anticipated and which be | Linotype Job inting ching values in the vicinity. Work on|W. Thing. Cy Warman, Misa Louise | ably produce 20,000 tons of barley | or etd ig pace th 2 ie devec “ yf the use of the new ante dn the Northw ‘stalogucs, Pam! cross-cuts from the foe the Sanders, Mise Anna Anderson, J. | *traw £ Z he use of ¢ : me 1 . th GOLD REPORTS be e have the Jets, ote, at specially low prices. AVE hanging wall will now begin. and it) Mondy. T. R. Lyons, W. P. Prichard, | mill now being erected by the Mon | Remember w SONEY'vy elving theaa an opportuniiy in expected the firet shipments will) A. Buckley, Mra. A. Buckley, Victor tana Pulp and Paper Company Ad 4 = Largest and Most Com w Bgurme be made in the carly fall Fluckiey, Edt Hering, Mra. FE. Hering, The new canal of the West Calla for the in the City. i Thomas Jensen, Mr. Muetler, Misa M.| tin Irr n company meneed pall rapht fine eum" Some Good Strikes Said to plete Stock y: ° : Pia owners 4 the syne Property | Cooper, A. B. Williamson, Frank Al-| this spring, lacks only thre: jon of | to th Vesela | 4 B Mad (Call of write lor prices and terms e ~ en, en, ( aton rousand | . a 5 Mage nea ship by the middie 5 4. Peabody, Mra. C. E. Peabody, | feet of fuming remaine yet to be fin-|Luson and Don Juan de Austria are] isa ode ag aa D. Ss. JOHNSTON of August © work on the tram|) 44° paniand “ mee ap aye Pastry 171 hd wall adh po at Moms Kone, and 6 officers of the steamer Elihu é — land, George A. Bean, M a em ore turning on ' Mecepeiated the construction of al gino raurence, Mea. LO. ‘hore |the water, This canal, with a sinhon » practtealiy ready | Thomeon report the following ves 903 Second Are. Burke Bulldiag Frelghl, Passenger and Buggag, yire suspension bridge which is ¢n-|tirg Dan L. Evans, Johnny Tray,|!eading from it, consisting of 1,600 " eted that th sels at St. Michael: Steamer STORAGE irely completed. Machinery Is now | juiien A. Hecker, Mre. F. A. Becher t of pipe line four feet in diameter the Ala ulie e che a feet in « of the Alaska Commercial e« being put in for sinking the water will irrigate 12.600 acres of land as the bark Hung’: schooner Louise J Spot Cash em Wan 41-44 es 23 Pam im ag Bl - a fovee ¢ a tetand yet unreclaimed. The oi can car- Kenney, the ver steamers KR ron wil put to rk by September 1 ying about 600 inches of water Kerr, Lotta Talbott eattie N 1 One thousand tons of ore are now to have its capacity in 1 besides fF others. Gold Dust ready for shipment, and will be sent| FALLS THROUCH 14,008 iaches Shs achancer rims G. Puvese Full Aveay Value. Any Quantity a to the reduction works at Everett as The Flathead country gives prow was cruming around in the viciney § JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. § S00N ax transportation can be had of becoming the garden spot of 4 Cape he The schooner M LiéCherry st. F-1. Building 3) Wrom the assays made it le r uphly the atate. This country ts the jena ¥)M. Morrtll, which went to Kotzebue eetimated that this ore will net the| ANDERSON, Ind.. July 27.—The| recently settled in the st sound last year, and was rer 1 company « large sum. $80,000,000 bicycle trust, whi has| Yelopment having begun lens an |to have been lost, was at Kotzebue At the Wilbur group | been all but completed, has gone|ten years ago, but already it is as und and was expected to arrive |Chis, Heatredt, Charles Leavitt, Geo, - Pike Street Metviet, @ bebe or ter to ple according to informa-| sumed the characteriatics of a long any time at Bt. Michael. The mem-| Hyder, Clifford How E. Cilfford Was cut on a low level | tion received here The Eastern | settied country, Many the nda of *| bers of her party are said to be well,| Nathan Patterson, John Andrews face of the drift Is (n ore. which wili|D@AkKers floating the concern with-| acres are under cultivation and im although they have found littie gold |. B. Cusick, 8 C. Day, J. O. Wil- run several hundred dotlars to the | 4° because of a hitch In the final ements may be seen on all siden Wh at St. Michael the Th n|tiams, B. F. Pridgeon, J. H. Harbil \ ton. The first carioad will reach the | consolidation | Within the last few months the acre- For a New Magazine. went to Golofnin bay and stopped at | Joe King, T. M. Warren, Chas. Han-| smelter next wee The leaders in the proposed trust | age has been greatly increased anda! Sew YORK. July 7 Dexter, about 15 miles up Golofnin|deby, F. Bryant, 8. Moll, C. E. H } were the Gormully & Jeffery Manu-|!arge yield of grain and thet MeClures have « 1 Dr sound. This is about the limit of |J. D. Thomas, E. Bover, M. Mitchell ahaa At the Merchant-Townsend mines, | facturing Company of Chicago, the| Crops is expected for the F. Finlay has led to the report that} P8vigation in that water Several | BR. F. Boyer, R. 8 Crial Ker f located at the head of Trout creek.| Western Wheel Works of Chicago | year the Mec ure-Harper hows notion In| ™@in@rs boarded the Thomson and| Fred J. Lowe, E. J. Triplett, Wm. } the tunnel has be iriven nearly 9) and the Indianapolis Wheel Com- | lands th Ceeuds cae smaaten & one gave encouraging reports of the | Neweorm, Max Frostier, D. Marti ‘ t feet. and several bodies of fine ore| pany, three the largest in the na-| * Teta Corea ma t Raviews | countty Geom goed strikes were] W. W: Channel, Franka 1 Dx re) have been cu It im expected the|tion. Spalding, the baseball and bi-| 66 Representatives of McClures say the | S4id to have been made. mer, W. H. Grothe, Douglas Darly main body of ore will be cut in leas|cycie man, who has been promoting ort is premature, but it ix | G. Sandgren, F. A. Koser, A. E. D than a hunde t. when regu he organization and wan about to dint soins thove of the kid Rae Lec he Gatien * ent 00 S ‘ shipments will There | clone it, in reported to have put out [yeaa edlog Cartisie, C. A. Carroll, Ole Gablesor are from 4 to 5 mployed | $275,000 thus far it is claimed “ a eae O, P. Lay O, Marken, J. A. Wi bool at these mines machinery | he wil! lone unle ete other men son, A. Warner, A. W. Wilson, I Our §50-cent books con is being used |to float it. At f 3 companies | — A Town for Colored Folk. | Waitt, C. H. Smith, James Ac y,A tain about five dollars’ 3 nes, other re Included in the trust, but this!) ArTOONA, Pa., July | FLEMINGTON, N. J., July Al C. Borely F. Proemsiey, C. Ma worth of music, if pur- : ornerwite | numbe wea cut own , 3. They Neate “ : a gro colo * entablishe at y slentine W } : ; stoma am ewan ou fown t a They physibiads heie y puaxied over | Mk! lony Ia to t tablished at| |tineon iH phulse, Vs tine Wilson chased ii aaaat fens: ee Ay : itrolied about 8 per cent. of the| PNY adie Cf -Stomeoh Daidone | O8k Grove, nes ngton, upon J, Sullivan, John Tonnata, Tom Le ge ficlbeehi nage Make b6 being ‘pact a “ 1] tut and host all supplies eGuan Tees Sasaoee ® “e iar | the farm of Forme rift W. How-| W.c.M lan, P. Hertziman, Tom all and examine them, , gasping ay in : -— ‘ o Treduent| ara Lake. The colored people of the | List Of Passengers From the | siorrin, 1. Hanson yd, RO three miles » Ind It Is ex-| that the state board of health w J 5 . a > pected to whip about one car a week |CRUTM LAWRENCE WELD). iicnicd to, A representative of the ¢, Including many ministers, are Northern Gold Fields. Roberts, Jar r aca eeiea a [state board made @ quiet investiga | Aiding the m nt Competent 6 eI IP pge aged WINTER & HARPER ‘arber properties on Trout Yesterday afternoon Judge Austin! tion, with the result that the | gineers have 1 ve town, and| he steam schooner Lakme arrly-|Prist, C. Nessum some creek have only be worked | hound over Falith Lawrence to the|milk dealers were asked for samples | the Maps show tha oF BESO TEER x in, coe Samartial attersnnn, troe| 3.7 K Ham 903 Second Ave Seattle, Wash. \ ms stofore in a comparatively ar superior court on @ charge of grand | of their product. A report wan ix-|MOdern town haw been met Michael with about 200 passen er ay, but last week a rich vein of|iarceny. The charge against the|sued by Prof. KE. T. Aechmann, who| me of t wal be ome sennien "ths Me Eicaieed elt ee Sie wae Wirwen, Gnd on S| Lawrence woman was the robbing|says that a firm in Cleveland has ay over $30,000 worth of lots have | senger a 6 » havelc. Malory, ( are preparing to put a large force| of Waiter Sweetman of $ in albeen supplying milk dealers with a| been sold brought out about $50,000 in gold. |C. W. Wee er of men to work by September 1 Madison park resort. Ernestine|compound for the preservation Sanadean Ue area. 1. D. Casterline, of Cortland, Ohio, | Dickson. A. Wr. Cn’ alley Ps 3 The Sliver Cr ’ .| Hagley wan arrested along with| milk which analyses very similar died after the vessel left Dutch har- | 1 F. R. Herald, C. E. Smit k Minir ympany |. Abbott, J. C. Presser, N ave announced that they will pueh | Edith Lawrence as an accomplice, |to the chemicale used in “embalm- bor, and was buried at sea anaugh, Jacob Moore, Wm. Wint ~ work on the Scott-Westland mines | 404 both were tried together, but a|ing” beef as reveuied by the army in llowing 1* the passenger list:| 1, Winters, W. H. Karus, N. } WILL BUY AL. as fast as money and means will per. |' against Mrs. Bagley was din-|quiry. The state board of health ides theatre dea ae Boe mit A rich b Paes | missed by the court Bond in the|has ordered a thorough investiga | tina Mise Jessie Pec |) man » L Sams re 18 inches nie Thomas, C. H. Dumas, M.D, M. Getchell, E. E, Harling, ¢ wide wae struck « ee sum of $250 was required of the Law-| tion J i which his Hy th inst. | rence worn She put up the cash \ominipecana * ©. Bushey, G. F. Knighten, BE. G.| Levy, A. Mosher, C. H. Dumas wah assays over $900. Shipmenta|*.. . pe , goa wcket, J. A orge, E. J. Brandt Weiman, J. Leach, G, F will commence as soon as arrange-|"" W4* allowed to go, NOT FIRM’S PROPERTY erponrsnens. ra As t re Faulke nder, ix KE. Tayl , T.| Wm Ryan M. Malyin, ©. H. M ‘Ste Finest Talking Machine Mada ments can : —- the result of a ¢ trical | M, Taylor W. Davidson, L. B.| John McDowell, Phillip Kellogg, Jas. | REGI a According to a decision rendered wert st art|Thomas, Henry Gibson, J. A. C,| Forsyth Rytter, Thos. La : mining engines a8 i 6 n| baesheion}< by Judge Moore, the real) of Monroe county last evening, Fraser, R. E. Shanon, Chas. 1. Davis,| H. Humphrey, Herman Grum From $7.00 to $300 r. charge, and work is pr bi aed Ued up in the hands of Cole! pace, a was Killed, and his! Frances Rutland, Henry B. Kemp,| Lamb, John Phillips, Guy \ satisfactorily. ‘The ore in the ahatt IN A CHURCH prgge pe ge partuatehilp Droperty.| samme and wcother, Heniaeein Place |E 2c Weoelee, Garson MGLeuphiin. \Gapt Garter, J, A, Mohanes “| Sherman, ay 0. y tie gaat but Is held in truet by E. W. Price and Claytor lace, were Injured, Gilbert Hanson, W. W. Barnly, W.| Shephard, Joe Lanning, C. J pe “4 bas materially Inereased, and large) for the Farmers’ and Citizens’ Say- wy ree Bruiaman wae aloo bad: |W, 3 W. Brown, Henry C.|ser, R. E. Hollinger, J. M Ww: STEINWAY” DEALERS Se (MEA ceniien duster ta tn tai Inge Bank of Dewitt, Iowa ly ed, ‘The hail which accom- | Stone, J. R. Durkin, J. 2. Davis, LJ. L. Fisher, Louis Bevy, J, A 534 Seeten arenes - Benttte * ‘ae *HICAG , meron ranie storm did great damage |D. Gasterline, John Morrison, M.| strong, E. Clellan, C. Roxywood, W flourishing condition, there being| CHICAGO, July inastics panied 1 « : an Cy 41,200 meen now employed in the Sit | will be one of the features of the, Excureion to Hoods Canal. {., « er und many roads are | Johngon, A. W, Hall, Win. O'Brien, | Mike Henry, G. C. ‘Thorp, 3 yer Creek Index district Index | Sixth Presbyterian church after Sep-| Steamer State of Washington will) washed n Pauley, David Kelly, A. A.| Roth, Theo. Van Goal, W. 1 fin th | ates st Stvles j Tity has eased from a hamlet of tember. Officers of the ehurch, In| make a special trip to Hoods Canal) ‘The storm arose in a heavy black | Barnor, 1. Anderson, 1B. Kondrup, ‘Thos, Baxter, Pred Holderman ore woe i A three houses to a town of about 290| consultation with the pastor, have | Sunday, leaving Yesler wharf at/cloud which approached Middle | Mike Smith, C. A. Bddy, M.'T. Bur-| Larsen, C. Wolman, W, J. 1 people, and a number of commer- | decided to spend $5,000 this summer |#:30 a. in, stopping at Port Gambie | Smithfield early In the evening. At nett, Kugene LaReed, H.C. Ptomt,| Dan Kinnen, Chas. Latsen, Cha Sadten“kaen tees Galena i yh sial enterprises have been started. |in enlarging the basement of the|and Lilliwaup Falls, ‘Thi will be| the time the storm broke Benjamin Patr' ingdren eter Sykire, 1 Fay: John Konter Ju eph Hem | mands by There is a rumor at Index that a/|@bapel building and furnishing it | the best excursion trip of the searan. | Place, his son ‘sul, 14 years old, | ¢ rks, Wred 4 arlow 4 allinger e ‘ eis 1 n —- large emelter will be put in there, | With all the requirements for a first-| Tickets and other Information at|and Clayton, 12 years old, were In| Stewart, R. H, Wood, John Furges-| Peter Larsen, M. Murphy, 'T t 4U M ES & co. * bur it has not been verified, rate gymnasium for young men, wo-| Lee's Pharmacy. | the fleld known as Barney Hill, be-jon, Robert BE. Moir, Chas, Chilson,| Wm. Thykson, James McLaughlin, | Rooms 25-28 Safe Deposit Building, ~