The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1899, Page 3

SSE HERPES RIP TTR NIE TRIE ELT TT I IT oT PPO Strike Soon Ended. WORK ON THE NEW RAILROAD: Thirty miles of the new Vancouver Klickitat & Yakima railroad been constructed, and we but after work, one Uon of one 4@ fow minutes returned to at a time, with the exeep boy. ‘They demanded conta for delivering messages and have | the discharge of an objectionable clerk, « is being pushed rapidly the remaining por - - tion, which will connect Yakima “/CARLOS IS ouT oF JAIL Vancouver by rail ‘Tho road will be | 1 100 miles tong and it ie, being cen &, Carlos, held an prosecuting: wit structed by Washington and Orewon| joss in the case in wh he was bet: IT buneoed out of $400 at Madison park c new road will run through a! i again a och Sia put rich agricuttural country, tap a ttm-| 4), 's100 cash ball, and ho was releas ber belt about Mount Adams, and) oq on condition that he report dally 2 will run through coal flelds which | ¢. tne jail have needed a road to develop them a : The Kiiekitat valley, which is not} touched by any road, will be opened | by the new ratiroad “ALL SORTS” a ‘The 30 miles already built ts pay ‘ _— ing operating expense The timber hauled to the Columbia river is pay- | © ing the expenses, New York has 6,919 acres of public “IN ILINOIS 6 tly ran 144 m barging. D, TL, Aug. 1.—-T-| M cars had ap anti-trust | « le In France » without re SPRINGFIP mols has for » During @ recent Sunday shower in a, 7.29 Inches of rain were re ided law on the statute books, but It has) eee o a . remained there simply as a dead bet-) earty 175 Congregational chure ter. Attorney General Akin has de-| e# have adopted the individual com cided to test the efficjency of the law) union cup, and today mailed to the different| @witseriand’s expense for the k State attorneys @ list of the various | ing of each inmate in the Insane 7 corporations certified to him by tem to $48 & year q secretary of state as having fa 4 © te aply, for the year 1898, with the} German physicians prescribe provisions of section 7 of the anti-| tric ght bathe administered in nm trust law of 1891. ‘This section pre-| ror-lined boxes. Vides that each corporation shall send in a fee of $1, accompanied by & report stating whether It has en- tered into any unlawful peo! or com bine. He requests that state attor-| neys proceed against derelict corpor-| average age at which w @tions for the recovery of penalty in] i, said to be 28% years. such cases provided. cee The official records of Kanmas show Nikola Tesia's new laboratory on ke's Peak ls @ K. Wooden struc ure, with a big veranda, aed countries, th Taking all civi that there are €1 counth n that state where there ts not a single bi Building permits have been tasued | oycle. eee uaual tip for ser a viett ia $6. ‘The about $1. for to J. W. Farnham to butid story residence at 206 First av to cost $1,000; John A. Dyek to bi i a two story rysidence at 1,406 | male Pear Bleventh avenue fo comt $1,000, the same servic. | Upon President McKinley's desi tn White House Hes the old-fash CEN. OTIS HAS foned Bible given him by hie father away from his TOO MUCH WORK ==" ; ‘There 500,000 goate in the Unit a ae ee ed Ptates, 258,000 In the West Indies CHICAGO, Aug. 1.—"The ereatest| (where goat mutton ia extentive statesman in this country should be| used), 15,000 In Engtand and 4,500,000 made governor general of the Paii- |! Spee ippine islands and the military aU-1 Central Asian railroad managers thorities in the islands subordinated | toy to meet the desires of their pub to him P tie. A harem car with latticed win Brigadier General Thomas M. At) dows has been constructed for the dervon, commanding the department | genie of Hokhara. of the lakes, today outlined in the Neg ae foregoing words what he beliewed t A missionary paper reports that be the best course to be pursued in| the apposition to the Natural Foot the fr Bast. Gen. Anderson ¢x-| society in China comes chiefly from Pressed Rimeeif as follows, when | the women, who are afrall to go asked his opinion of the results like- | darainat fashion. ly to follew the installation of the new secretary of war “The greatest exigency with which! we have to deal at present exists im po eth the Philippines, and to it we shoukd | Pe ee Dring the best ¢alent we have. The | ¥ho had died were phitht governor general should be frst of| 4 Germmn iish-breeder named Jafte all » stagquman. He should have the) nay succeeded, after several fruit- 4 dictation of the course to be pursued | noe attempts, in transporting from end the) miiory Fee ate. | Colorado to Germany the eggs of the should carry out the orders of the) Lroie trout (salmo purpurata) and governor general tmplicity.” raising & large brood. IRISH-AMERICANS ~Aagnanaa 2 FORM A SOCIETY two nue Crar Nicholas Ivants when on y gives Among the punts “aweit on at the recent tuberculosis congress in Ber lin were the facts that more than 4 al. toniand) you edi a wife, wan! letters from two of bie sisters, with photos Inciosed. In this case the! NASHVILLA, ‘Tenn, Aur About 15 Western Unien messenger boye went out on atrike this morning | em marry) printers of Bertin} amazed to find among the repites,| THE SEATTLE A Drouth Feared. HOMBAY, Aug. 1—The of the anxioty, ‘Me TELLER TALKS ON POLITICS partta monsoon has an rainfall } excessive in Ben failure od prave won infuriousty gal and the Northwest) Provin but In the Dece Gujerat and Hon, Henry M. Teller, gentor Un-| some of tt Vinces th ited States senator from Colorado, | has been a rh ‘ arrived in the city last ev g. aftor| tion in Weatern India Is almont ert touring Kootenay and other Uritieh| teal and disaster in tt ned Jumbia mining district, Mr. Tel-| jor muya@ that Bryan will be the Dem THE SCHOOL REPORT. voratio candidate in the next pres | dential election, and Hhat he will sur The annual report of County port him, “No Demoerat who voted | wenool Supe ndent Qeredith § © Bryan in 1896," said Mr. Teller.| pearing con 3h sali: toe sai will Vote againet him in 1900. The | mstiod by A 16 to State Super Democrats and Silver Republicar | will certainly combine, and I ; the better elements of the I intendent Brown the report w ypullst | vata When complete information concerning the party King county schools When asked what he thought of the} fers _ situation in the Philippines, Mr, Tel Death of Californians ler sald that tt appeared to be very 7 unsatinta y. He would not, how WASHINGTON, 1 Aug. 1 jever tictse the administration n. Oter 1 f ame of F Fra 1 DELAY ACTION it. G. Buehel, jr Depp, |. . . ? went to Mnohoris They | CHICAGO, Aug, L--Fx-United | have just pur \ the Machoaten States Senator Warner Miller pacm unty Tribune and w it Crowe Jed through this etty his way to ak elie ail poston Denver today it ecussed the | young men and have nmider | tethmotan canal quest naying ye experience in newspaper work je appoinim a x ‘They are also both competent print sion of inquiry by Prostdent McKin<| ors and a successful career |e pre ley wan tt 1 te delay action on) dicted for them in thelr new foci » doubt will accom= |, nded for work the matt on. |plten what it was }the first It was the the re of eff or rathe 2 Pacitic railroads have bee « fight pre of commercial interest in the wide and dest te | become many times greater—maken making sgainest the canal, Ou QUT ON A STRIKE | an it te the canal a necessity, Besides, the} NEW YORK, Aug. 1 long trip of the Oregon around the} workers say they are Horn during the Spantsh-Amertoan! gor an enforcement of the war proved the necessity from an- other standpoint.” COPPER COINS mex Stans", EW YORK, Aug. 1—The steam bie is believe ship Cevie brought to thin city 9.999) tra, Copper CO1M®) come to terme tomorrow . Commer to the Oxford! Ge ‘fr company. The coina will be | 1 over for refining purposes, a» they are tmported as copper scrap It i# explained that the worth more se copper than as coins with the price of copper atanding at » bout the present valu iw) mta for lake The statement *) ade that when copper stood ru) conte there » @ profit ining for the Indian government, but con 1 that some of rs » have rt Paw done the Hero act nite eBfoar ant, We was all sleepin away as | ditions are now changed by the| peaceful as a pleaeman om Duty pr ruling for copper, Tt te id | When Alt wunet Bumbuldy egin | steak hollerin fire, and they was a Hig the copper coins of China can also be imported gil me in-| facket outside, Then we run to the to copper at a profit Winders and Seon a . n |. sut of th Hlawkinees WILL COLLECT THE T ahs the enjine wan « i the na * i epeeek tad ok Die?" Wind was Hlowin our department te tn th rey Gakes,? maw says |to investigate the tlegul tiquor traf- fle with the north ainoe 1864. He wij! collect from all who have shipped Don't hurry Ou Burned Uup.” rw Don't eit exeited,” n Here we'll al any quantity of quer into Alaska , without paying the government tax,/ yin to git maw's corset caver « ithe ‘ull amount of the taz, with uo|fer hie Shurt. “If they are enny- per cent. penaity added." thing T hait to Bee at a fire It's fer Peepte t od GIt exnite Then He put one foot in His pants other Laig in, till He stepped on one of Léttle Albert's marbles, #o other Laix in, ealy ‘He - ad the South | | End of them falsin to the nor All of you keep perfitkly ¢ ne aia eat lalcae a contain conniderable | bh orders will] Kigwater add, July Mary ie Ketchikan, Wrangel, 3 | imuie V. Penney to Ue RK. Rot t wwe, : s ~ M .% — : rt», lota l to 7, 25 to 0, block 10, G ¥ | yan Perk, July 2%, $1,000, . * ’ or ' Wm. C, Doyle et ux. to Henry OF sleattie | rf, lot 16, bleck Gilman park. | * uly 28 $160. . . elite block 16, Hrighton ‘ H say sie Steam ship Farallon | Manr t k TH, Vand First add. me creck, Ma 3 r | haynes to A. FH Saturday, August 12, at 10 P. M | | pe | ee ee DODWELL & CO, Ltd, | ts 1 3 k 7, Baxt a= . Ju ” STAN. MALY Pacifle Coast Steamship Co, lie » LARGE BANK CLEARANCES Tor San Francisco | iN h i \P Th war 1 for Ju ihe ba ras i ; A fF 2 7 : AHATEHACT OF TITLE la rth ford t EATTLE REM Ven d, iW he oj set, $1,226,125.09. t rote ay} oer val a gee : * . 2 wy Re raete of wninat $7,006 sia New York blik. ' vb th ' aia ee lings ts 1 SAN FRANCISCO °°" AKCHETEOTS, 166.66, and one 1 May hen FOR ALASKA 4 Lote wt $04 a” u Theme * egg pe bs Leave Seattle 9 a.m t daye “a 4 led in th ' t oft ‘ ‘ s Clearing house —— | OFFICERS ELECTED. 1 4 t porat | BUSINESS CHANCES. oe _ “ ted? f a ‘ra peli d UWIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Hanford, # nd v : if ! ; : oe oe iy 4 treater, A. 3B ¢ ” Washington g Alaska rata phlee, Woes Vice widbent, Dr Ww ne ' a rotary and manager, Jona A STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Clark, row kes ana | - Alaska Excursion Trips! ——————$—_——— HANKS. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Sa ae “ City of Seattle 4 1) Thursday Aug.3 Friday, Au are The following f | reer n the ¢ | yesterday W. J. Hilbrey ar Arrimma I. A pled tw 6 runty auditor's « Hilbrey 7 and 10, same, part lot ney pew and ler chairs, Minth end Pike street a All Water Ronts it Alaska, || 2 Steamer Alliance | tery, Auguat Volted States, pa THES CLEANING. - hen Pre keep yo TS ¢ 4, Noverpber 1, 965. “Sohn J. Mefiivra et ux. to the F loch club, lots 4 to 9% block 21, J. J ? > > ‘Sb Sgaaivvata Mecsas GA eek porics EMPIRE LINE Mille o% n ew ne . r chspe for a1 Be pe ine. ia gel Cte : ‘% May? yt repaining. 1108 26 Fel tie Guantian L. Miller A i iim g ie M Wicked on or Ade WYEING AND CLE. ANI twp r ATLAS Dye Works, 222 Uni street Aug. 20,1899 ||| i cear Bae mat ae ‘ a aoe in the 1 Comnectin: 1th Con owa NVist . : : j Fieet ot Kiver btoaumers | | 3 Lit 2 | at wp Mr | 1 1 DEPEW. dentiat: specialist im crown Mu " . | and bridge work. 436 e Dullding. i. B. Sullivan et o ; oJ 't July 31, g. ¢ . i | BEST and wniy \vorwugh tanh ng school in . . eit: nd : Vnited Sta patent, to John 3/1! 634 All intermediate Fok AK Mmer se at ere MeGilvem, Jot € and #w?, nee 2 ae FOUND. tote Ito 3, and ne\, nwt, sec 27, twy Yukon River. ‘The place to buy stoves, | } in said t kk. July 28, $4.00. 607 First Ave, - ~ SEATTLE © ' Henry C. and John W. MeDonald | 4 . 4 aM. Padden, Theresa M. Godkin Or to.any Agent of the Interne masons an’ Coan ae ae Pi m Oulen and Anna V. Healey t Yonal Savigation Compaay 4a IF YOU wjat. & room oF aniicipate wo shang United Mele: or Canada try the Rochester hotel, Pike mania for matrimonial alliances! Capt. J. B. Coghlan, who delivered] paw cays, Urabbin up the water| DO6ald A. McDonald, tot 4, block 14 pe tn ge en “iy 4 4 < ‘ ° ira » e « . y fugineed NEW YORK. Aug. 1.—Delegates | teu 10 Mave Beenauite # family 4'*-| ine tamous toast. “Hall to the Em-| pitcher and Happin a Rug around} Mtn) Dit mete suse company m2 8 paceete Be ond from @ hundred Irish societies met see |peror,” in New York recently, te in/it. “Watch me, and when I tell youl). i: giarrin wig. wi awe, eet | HOTEL TORK —Viret avense aba Pibs7] J last night and organised the United| ‘The most accommodating people in| the city, He ie under orders from to Do things you go abead and Dol Je ie gs eg, oak ttan eek hen reoims and board at $8 per wee a Irigh-American Society. The object the world Nive et Hutchinson, Kas. |the Navy department to relleve Cap om and we'll F 1 rite.” scoie. 6¢ ubnanoe s.- HOTEL COLBY Cor. Thing, ‘snd Sherry of the new society, as set forth in| A young couple down there got ma tain Green « the auth of com Then He took maw's Shoes and! Sonn Kill to 1 stan Kin. tot 12] Y Es NWOOD, saiat ae 1i6 pout hae Prat the constitution adopted, is @ closer | ried a week ahead of the announced | mandant of the Port Orchant na put Them in Her hat Box W-| wiock 2% Reptat Twelfth add. July S 51.00 and $2 per week. union of the Irish people for the| time in order to accommodate some | station. Capt. Coghlan was former- ed Them out ¢ te SE ot gso0. - sips "Ss | Ona 1200 Fire avetue. elegand general advancement of the people | friends who had been suddenty calt-| ly commander of the U. & cruiser tom Simmonne nal" Ce * Be i week weiten of that nationality. The meeting war| ed away and who did net want \ Fem — pee a a baie anaint ? text ror JioTHL &AVOY—Pleanant roeme; G85 Firet. eccret. The new orgapization is miss the wedding jant to Admiral Dewey at Manila, Ht yourself ns paw % primarily formed for the approach-| 4. Sie gene - —— hollered Rack, ‘and Do it Befor Safe Deposit Boxes | St. Michaels ing presidential election. Just what ritieh India now hes 1 colleees Texas Horses Afflicted. |» ow next Tene hey mite} ; About August 25. | “bot » oF ection it will take in that campaign | *%4 17.000 students | DALAUAR, ‘Tex., Aug. 1.—Dr. Wm.| Pe, {rub : | For the sale keeping 0 as Py 25. ie \ fs not announced but M is known! ‘Three Texans live a hermit life . aL siege, “Don't Git exsited.” paw says (Valuable Articles and Papers S.S Ss. 1 AU R A D A ALASKA Junk Co. fay Righéet “prises: that it will ae ate nue ind against | having vowed never to look upon thei og ¢ fog wing telegram fr “Pe ple what = men their Heds Met~| dor reas at He ’ dou carr ® e ee . : 4 ‘ gramps retores » 1111 Western Ave. mpertel closer relations with P o 4 : 8 t *. | m2 CONNECTING WITH | — we omen he face of a woman. | [Chairman Robert 3 inaen, of m ne of Hollered| Safe Deposit Veuits Seattle No. 1.Seattle No.2, Seattle No.3 ANS AND INSURANCE. ee In Chicago 23,000 dog licenses have ss Christ Tou. duty 92 ity n thair| 60 W, Columbia. €. SWORROCK, Menage, | DOAIUC NO. LOCATE NO.2, SCALE NO. J | sists normwticcaorteape loanns Bre THE NATIONAL been issued for thin year and 7,000| YPN" Jt aunty: Horses and you Better | POR YUKON RIVER POINTS P|) pe AB oF 8,000 more are expected to be tak-| itis dying there. Anawer, Hob-| “Oe = cieeas waite Atee | ‘ | MILLINERY, en out. E AM Savings made by thrifty wives may | be taken by their husbands’ credit- ore, according to the decision of a | London Judge ICAGO, Ill., Aug. 1—Games in I Nd * \ ne Jontioaph iglines yesterday result-| Only im New York, Buffalo, Yonk ed as follows: At Pittsburg—Balti-|¢r®. Boston, Chicago, Rrookline, more 3, Pittsbure 7; at Loutaville Masa, Providence, Philadelphia and ‘New York 3, Louisville #; at Cincin-| Worcester are public baths main nati—rBooklyn 3, Cincinnati 4; at) tained bees / ‘Washington—Chicago 5, Waxhington 3; the Boston-St. Louis game was prevented by rain The management of the Hutchin son (Kas.) reformatory bas deter mined to orth designate the hene ‘The standing of clubs is as follows: 99) inmates of that Institution as b aseaig L students.” f Brooklyn FJ oe 3 Ry the ayatern of combining weak schools and conveying the puptis to a central schoo|, one town in lowa Is saving $486 a year for each discon tinued school. Baltimore . et. Louls Chicago Cincinnatl ,..- Pittebure . 40 The Hritigh Museum has presented me S ouneriier 4. 20,000 documents relating to the New York Freneh rev ution, of which It had duplicates, to the French national Nbrary in Paris. i cee Waenrington Cle valand + In Chicago a woman has sued for band treated here with as much ar rogance as a man would a woman © firat exsential for enduring hot spells into get plenty of sleep. There exclte- is eminent medical authority for the Ment has been caused here by the eta that heat prostrations are mysterious poisoning of @ score of/ aue much more to the Guests of the inns of the Court bh neident to insufficient sleep on suc- which, it Is alleged, were due tothe comsive hot nights, than to the a¢ eating of American canned fruit, A } intensity of the Gally heat second vietim, Mr. F. W. Bartlett, of LONDON, Aug. 1.—Much tement Philadelphia, died during the night There's no use talking,” aid the The fruit was eaten a week ago, and man who sat on the plazza looking ail who partook of It were made ill r his hotel bill, “Rip Van Winkle lone of their number dying on July ea t appreciate hh luck.” Zi, the medical certificate assigning Kk!" Yes, fancy a man's being gastro-enteritis as th cause of the 1 to stay 20 yearn in the moun- death t ti him a Washington ¢ Joines the Thread Trust. Ne is trying hard ur to surpans MILAMBUICY, Maes, Aug. 1.-T many in the matter of red tape Finlayson-Bronson Company, limit rtising posters must bear rev-| ed, of Grafton, has joined the thread enue stamr urying Im value ac combine, and the property was turn- cording t nine of the poster, A t ed over to the trustees of the trust. man who ed a lh-centime stamp today. The price, as shown upon the on a post which should have had if revenue stamps upon the deed only a nttme stamp, has just $227,000. The mill w be run as been fined 125 francs, or $26, for the usua) and about 500 hands are er frense ployed. - ee —_—_ Oo Spe lal Bale ine note paper, in| Voll, the Assayer, 34-36 Rorwell bik | boxes. Denny-~ exhaustion | ‘oryell Co., 116 1st ave. \o committed June 1, 180%, ert J. Kleberg.” and was agoin to Throw him out th Dr, Folsetter is of the opinion that Wyiaer Itat maw grabbed Him and the disease in cha from which | gi) many horses and other animals died) Stop? 1 4 want to kill or ert tn Orange and Jefferson countic# a ae ened . will start tomor-| | | fow weeks ago, He | row night. Had went crazy,” #0 | in and one of Them went up to Paw ape EEN MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Aug. 1 men He bagi t rye mit a Sheat on the at JA epecial from Duluth mays: Big ; oye Globes off he Gas ombination of promoters are negot!-|fxina in it, and when He had them | at ng for the consolidation of all the all in He stepped on the pile by mix independent lake ehipping 1} take and Hroke most of them in [There is a merchant fleet on the| bout 49 peaces }laken of about 1,560,000 tone reqister,| Maw rhe yelled: land a great share j# still pwned come and Leave the men who have from one to two] ‘hings are r three ships, called “tramp owner Now aw Hollered, “Be ships.” Most of the Inke fleet in| om like m y ain't no Sense owned by auch companies an the|Kettin Rat # plenty of Beasemore, with {te 24 whips; th me only American Steel Barge Company, the| ‘Then t a Hold Minnesota Iron Company, the vari-|0f Him and marched Him Out Car ous trunk railway lines, the Ameri-| "Ying little Albert's toy Gun on Hin can Steel and Iron company and a | Shontder and tellin me and maw not tg Git exsited few others. These could not all be 2 brought to work in harmony with they got the Fire out Before it the proposed combination, The high-|* a to our how Lad wher we tat prices at which the tramp #hipa| WA# settin up stares talkin about it, are held has delayed th mpletion | Paw says of the deal, but it is exp 1 that It's a Good Thing they are the difficulty will be surmounted in| buddy around Here what Don ha shat tee: His nurve, Lot to Been a firemun or | 2 ja Soldier where they Was exaltement I way you Bet you kin “If you Got your par m that f you was Goin in « HORGLE The deaths of se ven persons in the _ — insane asylum, committed from King seenuy, wean reported to the county | TO FIGHT INSURANCE CO. rk yesterday, They were: Joseph Gallo, € 1 Jur , «€ mmitted May The formation of the Washington 19, 1800; Annie Thedding, die Jun neurance a lation, an organiza ommitted July 1, 1885; Oliy Par n of insurance agents whose pur ant, died July 22, committed Septem re-rate the cites of th ber 19, 1895; 8. Selasgonky, died July ate, WH be cont property 20, committed January 9, 1880; Chas. vnera in this eity e ground of Anders died July 19, ce mitted | ll be the law of 1897, made April 1898; Emma Ft. Northrop,| to 4 ent the formation of trusts died July 6, committed ” wr and pools of thie character 1 ia 1898; Hiram K. MeKenna, “yl cad Fone the Insurance men are vio- lating this law, sacral adie a Been ash 2 akc acca | iia iin For freight aod passenger rates apply to ‘Seattle Yukon Transportation Co. Or “Seattle. = Dock, Foot 54 S. S. DISCOVERY | Mis HANSEN, ‘cor. 4th and F ines . For Cape Nome andGolovin Bay SS Skagway we ve couver, Ketchikan N SIXTY. I $. §. HUMBOLDT fails From beauie THURSDAY, AUG. 3d, AT 8 P.M. City OMice, ©6 First Main 4 Arlington bi ee mean. pw MES. DI AN PRINTING AND BINDING. = ng & Binding Co., STEAMSHIP Riu METROPOLITAN Prin ' jg way. ‘Phe ie 601 | PATENT ATT i ARNES PROS, 74-75 Starr-Boyd bide & &. a | PERSONAL. a rw ) (Ree Hanson before hasing & sewing ST. MICHAEL | >: On or About Aug. 25. WANTED To ty old Jeweler Poone Maia li Igave Dally Arrive WAY OS ys am. Mt 1 apd sliver. H. “os Minckley bloce. om pm. New Whatcom Ce ere mg at St ath hao wits qian ore 420 bm, ane Rosiand 1 )ie Mk ‘ Reattle RUPTURE SPROLALIST tt. Paul, Chicago and Bast oe pnyerkcs eee eee UPri red without kn STRAM ERS , ==—— Dawn, Rampart and Way Pris)“ cs iemaayeee = Seattle, Bimunts and Everett STEAWER DISCOVERE with ° ats STEAMER i te ; Cape Nome a alti By Pet 3 ING of all sewing machines, WHITE STAR DOCK Tet Binet ‘tae D. Voris, 1008 Second ay; pio Telephone Main | Taree Round rips Delly—Ercept Sunday — oc ih soit eens wae TIME CARD | QGS8885559%S55G95SS99S9R SHIP) CHANDLERS. 3 (0-16 wm, 230 p.m. and DIRECT TO RLAND, Yesler wharf t with steamer Fiyer ie, Ra ~ agers and’ ship < : CAPE NOME aS teat cite Sr Th Beene Nanth American Tranpat § cron sur ann WaKENOUs es LM. SCOTT, Manage thon and Trading Compan 3 Ainin' do went storages Mineributing house pik SRY 7 = Established 1692 8 ' “ pled as collateral, queenaseaaes at ae a ble and Dimot Line to Vancouver li ine, wen i ‘ 4 AKMY GOODS. i 4 world ite STEAMER Nort Pacific Ht \ y ‘ROANOKE, D ne mt ; 3 Sept, I, 8, Ayproximately iver, I ‘ necor ? a call or ® s 4 hori Transportation 9 BONNEY & STEWART Yeslor Nhat 9: he Cor. Yesler Way and Oovidental Avo 3 Parlors Thin A. sig Column ge die Tie al A A SBT SSSSGG9SSS SODGGESSS | A ‘ ee — aS a ie ais. agile ae