The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1899, Page 3

_ — —— —— — Meeps ATER ETT ET TELE TT THE WASHINGTON TROOPS: eee coe oot nea SEATTLE STAR, ——— special, oj; Hex t no extensive Pacific eat ps have bemur i ' 1, bape the mount indeed tt Levi Ankeny Offers to Pay All of t al rracseat cn et ap acre, ek far don na confirnsy ha ‘ . b . we ™ lack w nu ! ait q t tic E 5 lbven provioualy estimated in pra f Het sit ieee: oo] OOS, f0s 1 , 6 é jto the wheat product, ‘Though in] )® 4Pt ' mle . Jonds, No. ¥ te: | | than expected, it is generally below | tet nen to be ae high a Lumber and Building Material J average in quantity and quality, and} 'Alroad Aes Hh 4 ae ithe nae Lae St Slatricts very poor, or even a| Will be bullt at the Bouth |, oat Rupetior uA i | fall il wheat did well wher . ’ » ern J t ae ‘“ j : - Jit had not been winter-killed » he ” $8.60; ve J wheat did fairly wetl whgr F be i : ane ry 6. | | Well advanced at the time of the} arg ia aby thiok Bs } duly drought 5 ° . tly jon, & So That the Volunteers: Can Come Here) 2 versa: woanes i coeartea aa, froracs th 4100 nin injurior to hops, as it is thought af Al te fad per Di e Aft Bein Mustered Out it favors an increase of vermin ner : " ba fintah, $18erIe: a irect After 8 he pink | NO MORE “ROLLING” — a bach matched, #18@ at San Francisco | Ware 4 prone igo, Fencing, . | ‘The case of Cart Jonnwon, a Klon-| outeo ’ prong. i | $9 OS; 12-inoh, SKID; fencing diker, who claims to have been rob-|at both the Palmer and Sum tw | hore h fininh, $9, No. 3, 89 ‘ ‘. - deed in Milly the Mug's saloon, was|orthe lnc. and a bia f ploy. | CHanRe! Eustic of droy gs. weight) EE TE 1 and the case wiil ne UD | srone the tracks of the Pumet ound | antines. F 8 b ' tt - a 4, boa The returning Washington volunteera will probably be brought , Hat the next meeting | Columbia River ratiroad, An fast ' 4c " in : direct from San Franciaco to Seatt on spectally chartered steam~ = peg “ ch ovat 1 nays DO) ae it im pont t ure new gang hington Hed Cedar Lumber nda to make an example of sume f men they will be put to work 1 ships. voy, {body In connection with what ts Mr. Levy Ankeny, the muiti-millionaire banker of Walla Walla, 4) known ax “drunk ng Notice of Stockholders’ Meeting who ts one the principal owners of the Post-Intelligencer, has wr | . | kiven that th ten to Mr, George U, Piper, manager of the paper, offering to pers | Me : é ? ie eine reqular annu ing of the # keny's desire to seoure the return of the volunteers to Puget sound in a > | weetern Mining and Btock Kachang body, and he considers Seattle to be the proper place for de-barkation. § AT COLUMBUS will be he ° At the company's off ‘ie Acting on information of Mr. Ankeny's intended ribu Mayor wa Fs ; are Sept ; rou Humes this morning lasued a call for all of the members of city’s os JOHN USHER, jr.. 8 of green committee on arrangements (o meet this Pacon at bie office 00 pre T) On. cere Oo Aue 88.~The f 4 Beattie, Wash . » elon! home to the returning volunteers, R “ 4 Geren Bing : Aug. 21. 18 Jobbing Quotations pare plans for « royal welcom or 4 lowing tleket r nated by ne} ™ The Jobbing quotations today were It will be recalled that some three months ago the city council Yi reform party yesterday: Governor ina petit j 4 ° eounty } . 4 passed a resotution providing for an appropriate celebration in honcr | Se My A " “ os ‘ MARKET QUOTATIONS Huger obbing)—Gotien C, In Ubin ‘ MSE RS leutenant governor Beoloye Ps in aie , gaaect of the homecoming of the volunteers, and requesting the mayor to ap- 7) ene Bolt in ee Mont ber . “tp oll - ys } h t selected 5 nf ke ay te dr ran 6.30, cube point 10 citizens to act In conjunction with 10 others be ted by gomery, of Franklin; judge of th ls <; oan i bi erties the chamber of commerce; the 20 to constitute, with Mayor Humes, an me court, A. R. Meintyre, of] Wednesday M Flour, ete. Gobbing)—Patent FE executive committee to take charge of the volunteers’ reception. Th ig er a ee “ne of the California & ent, $2.20, Novelty A “ 10 Btar| " sé , ywin, mmitteemen, Cyrus of Hamilton: board of public| not have ite expec (bakers), #24 ptennial, Gold mayor immediately appointed the following commit me | : work, A. A. Weaver, of Putnam fruit and vegetat k, $3.16; California brands, 14.0 Walker, Danie! Jones, John A. Campbell, lL. A. Nadeau, BT ve Mayor Jones ‘oledo w tura-| den products meal, yellow, $1.65 per 100 Ibs Ir and N.u J. Blethen, jr., E. H. Wells, H. A. Chadwick, J. Redelehelmer «i down by the convention, On the b packs, $290 bbl bib # German pru firat ballot be received only jnow, and are in mo corn meal, white, $1.75 per 100 1 Latimer. > " y orn ' i «| 101b sacks, $2.00 bl in W-lb ge » = - sa ol ing persone to repre ut The platform and § r | r President E. 0. Graves then named following p ek the following single plank voy buckwheat flour, pure, 9% pe sent the chamber of commerce: Jacob Furth, W. W. Kobinson, Sr; emisiation under the ayst at is expected to ex-|% Ibs im 10-1b wacks; cracked M. Brookes, J. R. Hayden, G. 8. Meem, J. Bh. Met K. 8 Meany, the ‘initiative and r um per a supply. Grapes] Wheat per 100 Ibe in i W. V. Rinehart, jr. B. W. Young and Josiah Collins. | - | are arket in great abund je ms Sod tg anne The committee subsequentiy met in Mr. Collins’ office upon call a {4 aie x — rning, and have dectin 8 sno 08 pe Migr tag the mayor, and appeinted the following chairmen of sub-committees : — = up steadily, ani|@¢k#: erabam four, $1 , Firance—A. M. Brooke ] State News | way 3 peep li r a ma ke mh ie w a u » Fireworks-E. H. Wells ° a Bi Chickens are & litte! eat, $2.19 pet 190 Ihe ip 10-4 sacks tucks uent f£ Music—A. J. Blethen, Jr eas) higher, bs pa ante | seen Ne ee Oe ee j |cheaper, country Decorations—Jules Redelshe!mer ugh the Jobbing price| ka; split peas, 100-1) mack, $2. Reception—May. J, R ! ayden A new creamery ta being built at |" * 8 pe 100 1 Marine parade-<f1. A. Chadwick | Washougal in Clarke coun } ther markets continue firm. | sacks; ¢ $26 Hall and speakers—Gen. Gilbert 8. Meem. F rable Mount Vernon prop-| The following prices are being of-| “heat Makes. nee Sports and pastimes—Prof. Vanderveer. jerty has changed hands during the| tered to the producer by the loedt ye begin fishes : of pant few days Jealers for delivery in round jot» on| % 2)> phew an Invitations—Mayor T. J. Humes. | past ; ; Parade--Col. E. P. Edsen Mins Mamie Fiene, of Cosmopotia, | the dock or in the car at Beattie peo wage re % o ee . fe thrown from a horse Friday and Grain—Oats, $26 barley, $19.00 pe 1b sa Foreign, military and naval invitations—Gen. J. B. Metealfe. od takedetly wheat chicken feed, $19.25, bran, 814)| 1 mn - . » _ . or - rte, $16.6 Ib nacks; buckwh ar Press and Advertising—Fatgar B. Piper. | Nelson W. Durham has r sb . oR die 2 per bbl in %& rob Transportation— Danie! Jones. | nis position as editor of the # eee to agente sc 9 iy Sl wheat, $ per bbi in t-ib Jacob Furth was appointed treasurer and the committee then @d- 7) man-Heview Bae aifaite, 99@30. y <i cut oatmeal, $46.60 per bb! journed to meet again at the call of Chairman Humes A.C. Shaw has leased the Hallard Rege~-Strictly freah ranch, 2% | 1D sacks; graham four, $2.99 per he requeste: ladies of the Red Ciwes so- 9) mill at Centralia, and will commence te reah far s at | 2 4-16 sacks; whole wheat flour, $3 q ‘The mayor has wince requested the ladies of the seg phe. walrede sar ieee at fe Fy h fan Gide; best! oe bbi in W-ib ercks: rye meal, §2.7 1 ae conjanction with ee abey } if ery. 3 “ Di « rye r K ciety and Forteon Relief Corps to act im jan ‘ The Port Gamble Mill company ie] Poultry chens, live, 12@1 ber bbi in Mlb sacks: rye fo u committee in preparing for the reception of the volunteers. Imaking cn atensive is we. | ducks. Ife: turkeys. 1 webes, 18 be fe fanc me 4 vate a9 th t - ments in its plant Live stock~Chol beet cattte, | 12 Oh | ony: calla aoe = | A parasitic plant called the dodder| cows, 207% oore, INGIGC: Rot! 4. $2.75; chop, M0-Ib sacks, $26.00 me attacking clover and alfalfa in| hogs. live, 696%C; hogs, dremed. Ter] ior) cow chop, S-It ke, 816.00 Judge @harpatein, of Walla Watla, | Riven lanes, liv MM, 6 viper ib, @B1c; Java, per td has presented the school trustees| Hide ts 1 Heavas a Rica, choice, per It with a bell for the new school bulid. | *und. malte A cteare, ver © Ibe, 8% od Arbuckic’s, In 100-1b cases . ing. Fania Lego per th he hignt $: €0-1b ca per 10 6 8 sarees el Mill men report the shingle mark f eeatahth, Tike seas, butle and cance go ew ae a ~ , GTO . Cc 2 — | ve " srenent. | ct pf yen . ‘eva, @-ib tins, per Ib, © CLEVELAND, ©.. Ang 22. Atl WASHINGTON, D.C, Aug . ry firm at present, In fi PrCOn | 4@be, salted Kips riven, per Id Aten Mocha. #7%4¢: Care sunrise tomorrow morning Alexan-) The report of the defeat of the Chi an upward tendency dur-l gue. green than salted Guatemal 2k eroun der Winton, inventor of a horseless{ nese troops by a or band ¢ weet lary hides ulls, on 64200; Lion, 1008, $12.26, 6 carriage, will start for Chicago with) Cotkon, on the West river, aco a — = ~atoMor at scope third lew per Ib, 20@ i, $12.45. , . F p's bar on Snake river, with Mea winter Me; papery — . his machine. At Chieago he will re Swith the conditions ascribed ax exift- |) 5 U7 00 Smale Ot s be 2 G10; green Ansayer, 44-35 F ceive a messhge trom Gen. Anderstm)} ing in that region by Consul |ing circulated in that vicinity , pelts, 20960; shear- ves . commander of the department of the) Wildman Hongkong a recent Gee teniies ae 6 Banter Washington lakes, to be delivered to Gen. Mer-)report to the state depa: secintnas tec taedtokk ta a gentry Bid pO i . AMUSE MENTS ritt on Governor's Island. Mr. Win-) Wildman gave an aces - of gir 2 protest against | } ton expects to make the trip. a dis-) piracy and brigandage prevailing on| ‘he playing of baseball on Su ; “HIRD AVENUE THEATER. tance of 1,000 miles, in six days, and( the West river and said that ejand ne * at day WO attended | Vhedh Mote se? hopes to be able to demonstrate the) large towns were headquarters = he in A f “4 | | WM. Kuweil, Le wee and Mameror * utility of the automobile for carry } these pirates, who practically | ara | ative pota-| Commencing of the say Ngntary Season of the Califoraia 0 ook starting Munday Aug the messages in the‘tlme of war.)inated the! navigation of th FOR BICYCLE toca: see egy ie Kpeciai engagement of the Gen. Miles has given the project his) The intimation was given that as «the toes, 1%@1% per it ets, S1o@ sanction, and is said to be greatly Chinese were powerless ta cope with - per sack; carrots, per sack, geo; E. FRENCH interested in thie result. Winton’s$ the evil “it would seem that it with} Bide for doting the Magnolia | ieee pe string beans, be per Ib Theater Company machine is heavy, and fs bullt e. Shave to be overcome by British gun bo yele pet are ed rece ved by | sr seg 6s R: peas, 2@ 8 Repertoire of Good Plays Y sonts.” jeorge Cottert he time te uf = loz; cucumbers, 2 vnday F POPOPROOPODICOOOOOSOOOOOOCOCOOOD | have the work completed by tatocs, 82 ba; bell pe ye peters Hende Across the Sea tem , mmm, $14 Thurrday mand Petias ROOSEVELT WILL NEW GE —--- ie mane aa spate eek u FOR GERMANY tt Dorman primes, SeGsl en ey ade tee OPEN CAMPAIGN, SOUTH AFRICA) “F7" "on cenmant. rte baad ty - Judge H Struve, the well Green Fruit Gobbing)—California } ga" a ae rer: ee known attorney of this city, left yea Valencia, $5.0 a case; lemons! WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aus. 2%—| LONDON, Aug. 22—A Devonport! terday his old home at Olden- | $2,504.00; apples $1.00 DLT per box “0 ” ~ ¢ 1 uve w bananas ah 00 » c Cc Chairman Dick, of the Ohio State|cortesnondent says that Maj. Gen : me ve fees 4 one 4 cs Bi penerre 5 : oF paper Cai Republican committee, has received | sir William Butler has been recalled | ooo) gor . oll, ade acca | erties t apple older, 20 an affirmative cba ove tag 9°¥-\ trom tie command of the British! per gall a, Oh a box - ‘Roosevelt to am invitation to open), Bow Atvten to taka. chatee} blackberries, $2.00; rasy 1 , the political campaign tp that state, | 'reops It Sou Stl re . a ge a FOUR DAY Gov. Roosevelt will apeak at Akron, |%t Devonport, and that he wil! be su Bes ‘nak ay cS BEGINNING oO tow m, me Wap? 80: mus nme v8, ‘ . September 23, In company with Col,| perseded by Lieut. Gen. Sir Freder lst saegs = Hic; Californie Nash, the Republican candidate for;ick Forestier-Walker | erapes, $1.00@81 oara, $1.75@2.00.) Monday, August 2I service of Gov, Roosevelt is regarded | ment in the Transvaal dispute, as plums, 6 California nutmer , not only as opening the Oblo state|Gen. Sir Forestler-Walker has an| i oH | tone, $1.50. GENTRY'S FAMOUS campaign, but as the inauguration|anti-Hoer record. He was military | I © d Pp y of a campaign on the part of thd] secretary to Bir Bartle Frere in 147- | CHICAC Games in the Buttor, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry ¢ Jog an ony New York governor for a place . ved in the Zulu war in 1979, | National | terday resulted) Butter—Ranch, 10@ 1% ney dal 9 next presidential Republi as quartermaster geheral in| &# follows asnroonyA § ays es SaReres 18 2AC; | Wy AARNE OR Fae SHOW | Pechuanaiand in 1984 Boston Chicago—St, Louis 5,|creameries, pound prints, 18@20¢ And “Pinto and “Nero,” the two \* Chicago 1 Itimore--firat game—| Eastern Iowa and Elgin, 20@ 22 stuallest performing elephat Baltimore 16, Washington 5; second| Cheese Gobbing)—Native Wash-|@ captivity, Unquestional AY game—Washington 5, Baltimore 6; at| ington, U@12c; Eastern, M@i2e; Cal-/Q World's largest and best trained New York—Philadelphia 18, New| fornia full cream, 11M aniinal exhibition. Two perform mbar s : | > ances daily, at 2:90 and & p,m Y wk 2; at Cincinnatt—first gam Kees (Qobbing)—Strictly freah | @ In the Roped Arena Weekly Crop Bulletin, P5000". hots : ey \ ¢ | game—Pittsburg 4, Cincinn 4. | Honey—White comb, 4@1ho; Nght i ulis R | lows | strair 7 Street Parade | Clubs w L ro Poultry—Spring chickens, $2.25@ Joe Choynaki sprained his ankle in Tuesday. Aug. | Brooklyn 69 5 663 | fryer , 2.0 iva turkeys, loc his recent fight at Denver, Col., with 22 Department | Philadelphia “1 624| ducks, 1 z ies live welght Mexican Pete Everett, and has been of and Crop | Boston “0 419, Poultry Bia Cbleaen tae live| " compelled to call off a number of Hulletin er Bureau, | Baltimore a 09 | turkeys, Ihe; duc 2c; geese, 10c; Safe Deposit Boxes ring engagements In consequence of Washing n. for the week St. Low 48 551 Uve weight Biapted lngpkboiey. the injury ending M« August 1890 Cineinnat! 48 53 Hoy, Grain and Feed. ‘or the sal wiping a According to the Intest bulletin is The past week may classed an | Chicago is 61 19| say Gobbing)—Puget sound, per Valuable Articles and Papers wued Promoter William Brady udy, rain and cool throughout in| Pittebure i “ 49 | ton, 87@9; Kastern Washington ti hor reut at a your You carry Hobby Dobbs, Frank Craig and Will, the western section of the state, | Loulavilie BR 442) othy, $18.00@ 14.00; alfaifa, $10.00@11,00 Cunley will shortly leave England; while east of the mountains showers | New York 08 437! Oats (lobbing)—Per ton, $30.00. Safe Deroel Veults for this country were frequent, especially in the fore | Washington ri x Harley-—Steam rolled, $20; whole,) % W: Columbia E. SHORROCK, Mana Matty Mathews and Joe Gans may part of the week, but there was more | Cleveland 19 9 174 $19. ; | come together before the Broadway | fair weather in the latter part. ‘The ag one Corn—Whole, v4 racked, $23; Athietic Club of New York In the rainfall has been excesnive, for feed meal, per ton, $23.00, carly part of September. Gane has| August, and the temperature decid-| OUR SECURITIES GOOD. yr ..a Wheat, #21; oll cake, meal, tentified his willingness to meet Mat- edly below n al Never has the $22.00; middlings, $21.00@23.00; bran, Hannahan, a Wall street | $15.00; shorts, $16.00@1 hews, although he will be obliged to) maximum temperature of the da John @ ”; chopped paved ef to the \ utter “s been #0 low in Auguat as on the boty banker, and one of the representa. | feed, $20.00@22.00; dairy chopped feed, . WILL BUY A There is no truth in the ort that} when It was only 56 deg, at Seattie.| tives of the Rothachild'a {in Amer- | $16.00. | Tommy Ryan ends to go over to| The month thus far has been very | ica, who Is stopping at the Rainier Meat Prices the Sharkey camp and train the sail-| much like October Grand, says that In Weatern secur fresh Meat Gobbing)—Cow bee hag Mae ra ‘The rains have been beneficial to| tien the money and stock market Is Pak asta prilthagghhl Te eh . She Finest Talking Machina Mada Jack Stelane, the Pacific const! pastures, 1 potatoes and root! in good condition, The securities of| mutton, wether, S¢ per Ib; pork, 7 REGINAS ~ heavyweight, will short tart forler Including sugar beets. Some) Seattle are looked upon tn the East! per ib; veal, large, 8c per Ib; small, | S- Denver, Col, having been promised | late hay has been damaged, includ-|a8 among the best. He was much | 19 | From $7.00 to $300 a mateh in that city with Choynskl. ing alfalfa in eastern section, Har, | surprised at the progress Seattle had) provisions Gobbing)—Hams, large, Joe Kennedy says that he will svon| vesting has 1 interrupted, and in| made, He reports an era of pros-|1gi0; hama, small, Me; breakfast ba Sh Cl y & 6 take on Joe Choyneki after his bat-| some districts completely suspended| perity in al) parts of the Bast, and) con, 11%; dry salted sides, 7c; Rex, erman, a 0. tle with Peter Maher in New York on| until dryer weathe Th are | every indication points to @ large fall | 8%ec “STEINWAY” DEALERS Beptember 6, ome reports of grain growing In the} trade, Lard (jobbing)—Home made, per le 4 Beoond Avenue = = Beaute | cect bt licindtid intr oncilabitbadtsainiwllst sai adit . Pacific Coast Steamship Co. lo San Francisco a) company's elegant toome c t Poet alin wt ie EATTLE Hs a A "48:4 , pt, 1, 6 14, 1 6, Ot _ SAN FRANCISCO ’ FOR ALASKA Leave Seattle 9 a. m Cot ‘ Aug. 1 ept. 12 City of Topeka, Aug. 8, 23, Bept. 7 AI-KI, A t 17, and p t 1 Thownninar t vir ae » & ‘ Francis Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Lighting sth STEAMSHIP City ofSe attle sier Wharf at 10 p. en. rida. Sept. | or Skag and Junea, Ste way, via Vancouver in6s H Thursday, bueust 6, at 10 P.M. Varn fone fret cliee Vor infrrma ratea, ye DODWELL & CO., Ltd, Genera! sgents, 118 James Bt. “Phone TEAMSHIP LAURADA SAILA FOR ST. MICHAEL On or About Aug. 25. Connecting 61 Bt Michaci wita steamers Fnaiile So. 1, Seattlo No 4 Beattie Na, 3 for ‘Dawson, Rampart and Way Ports. STEAMER DISCOVERY Ok Cape Nome and Golofnin Bay ond pawengor rates apply & Se ittle Steamship Co. Teiepbowe Main 525 WHITE STAR DOCK > Alaska Flyer Skagway via V des wrth Ketchikan i NSIXTY IVE HOURS 6. S. HUMBOLDT Fells From wens WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23, AT 8 P.M. City Office Main 3, Ai avenae; telephone Jock: ‘phone Pike lis CAINE, Agent Ticket OMen, 412 Fire: ave THER tuna Dale” henee NOR Wat SE servce, far ee (20h m Seguney Reniaed 1 it bh Paul Cuicage aud Bast STREAMERS, Seattle, Edmonds and Everett STEAMER GREYROUND Taree Round Trips Datly—Exe29: Suaday TIME CARD Seattle, ed S81 SCOTE Manage thre TRIP world if taken on STEAMER North Pacific Loaves Yesler Wharf at 11 30 4 Monday esday and Briday for Var r BOG, vie Anacortes Fairhaven And Whatcom For freight of passage apply Yesler Whart or ott the lin Mutual Lite Hidg. Tel, Brown jevaescesevesesveeoe vans Sal Digoo Fruit Go. 415 Pike Street Thal’ the Place These Days FOR Peaches, Pears AND Lemons, wey MALE ANTS Cone@, ae oxpericn “ 6 Queen City d 1 ovo r MNES AT LAW i“ fe ms 14-15 Me big, ALCLION i ies EMT «1 TT, au ore, rest I gtoreg sh for second henge * Pike 101 BHIDOE BUILOEKS AND CONTRACTORS. what ‘ fu f brite fowndations, Gealers wee WAKE tEb® Lint mage beak sakes pas tes the city. 1400 Third Ave. BANKS. Inst ‘AL BANK OF 4 wp ¢ lenernl e ‘busines «Mest ‘ ruur NATIONAL LANIG ¥ RATTLE pita) stodk paid in 25 Foie 38.000 | 46 » Furt President ; eit ae | te ‘ Citkes | @ United States Kurope HCANDL AMERICAN BANK OP SEATTLE + way und First aven +i 009 ore Presiden First Viee President Bevond View Pi —_—_—— CONTRACTONS AND BHUILDEMS fron & Gli 1S Western Ave ALL. gene tractors builders butt CAMP PNG TENTS. TEN TR, stevia. gute ste. far eals ot attic Tent and Awn anion Tel, Moin eo SAL or rent—Tente ofl ries, new Bnd 4 roiler chairs. Od Pike etreet Bs CLEANING # Premegn keop your tor $3 Tycings Tob ad Tel bud loon, AND CLEANING 222 Union street. Tele The only French Dye arene repairing. 1106 8d Tei bud! 1000, TiMiNG ano OLEAN ATLAS Dye Wo Rone By ie DEPEW. demti a lige Work 4 only th ty: day rough dancing school od evening. Tth @ Columbia ou PENANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN, {UND BOWDEN, real estpie, loans and urance ; private funds; low Fates; no tape y furnished without delay. Kuoms xter Horton Bank Sn ee FOUND~The place to buy stoves, ture, invalid chates, crackery comtorta, barber chairs wiPe ‘machines, ng. K. Chayin'’s 1603 Pike street t furn.- pillows, Sirrore, pianos, everything and any: eoond-hand store, Ovi OTKLS AND IF YoU try the ood fe pate & change nd Second furnished is Be and FURNISH 8 trie lights HOTEL YORK Firet avenue and Pi oes rooms and board at §6 per frat x LBY—Cor, Thir and m™ a week and ia H South r th. Sin- $1, $1.50 and §2 per week ‘ TORTA furnished room With bath, ete MOTEL SAVOY JUNK RATTLE dunk Co, pays lowest prices jare business, 108 Maliroad avenue. imck 1118. LASKA Junk Co pays bi prompt returns. Noo 1115 el 118. ! 1 AND EN JAMES THWEL ins, @ surety bor ANS MES. HANSEN, cor. 4th and Pine; special ra. ali spring and summer goods. MID Ww LE ASCHETZ, professional Cornet b7th and Ma: MEDICAL ANO ELECTRIC TREATMEMT. {MES DR. SWAN-—Turkish and medicated baths: Rervous weak hronic dis es cured: readings & 28 Pacific Mi nur PRINTING AND BINDING METH LITAN Printing & Binding Co, 112 ¥ way. ‘Phone Hue 601 1. F BRADLEY, book, job and commercial printing. 6127 thone Main sos VATENT ATTORNEYS WARNES & PEARSE § Start-Boyd bidg TE RSONAL and slots; ; Si. Sroom hous sl rehasing @ 4. second-ha bie, 913 C stottice, WANTED—To buy old gyld and stlver, He Hensel, mfr. Jeweler. 28 Hinckley block. KUPPORE SPRCLALIST RUPTURE pain or lose tim R lyoke block. SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS. AUTEN type amunum and enamel jet= ters 1 house numbers, Chas. Meston, S10 Yesler way, Tel Biack 1348) SEWING MACHINES NEW WOM Dest ana heape ne ma eary pays waren ts iGo sewing machines, Sold by Bt . & 1 av; plo= eer er tr C ad’ sew- ing machine supplies, Tel Huff 641 en SHIP CHANDLERS. BUNI ERLAND, Yesler wharf, salt riggers and ship ehandlers; man. Ufacturers. of tents, tarpaulins, mt ' anvas of all widt ee STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE. GAN i ptore eipts ace 400-410 Ocoktental ave tistributing house pied’ as collateral, TIN AND SHERT METAL WORK OF EVERY description; mfg. and repairing furnaces and steel stoves; tin roofing. T.F. Clark, 107 W. Madison St. ‘Phone Main 48? PATLORS Tatioring Ca—Best $13, $18 ‘and §20 sults made Im the elty. Dyeing € ning, repairing. 718 Third avenue. THE. PACIFT BONNEY & STEWART Funeral Directors and Embalimore Parlors, Third Ave. and Columbia st ‘Telephone Main 1d — Senitian Wash, sini iii iia ian nies MlltscSaitiseria ee ser