The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1899, Page 3

a ae) ees RO THE SEATTLE STAR. 3 ? | wa path «80 for the lant tigpe} | ytengneenetenesananeses oeific ast Ctoamshi (19, ee tie tLe, ae INCREASED DEMAND Se me manag REPORT OF Is The Net a ee vse frames eee taco ni Tate," ue day Welnestay ant] Dr, McKechnie Makes mal ma die ; atitla. ins i aps F “le | erday “ana saturday ni Ma, “rh Monthly Statement. | Delinhe. 8 ee rte Lie tis] eee ne ee ae Ps ‘age is there Is little queation but that peo: n fled, During the month th sinthi RI A, Se ave Sau brane.eco for teat }¢.d “ recta of Abode----Rents Higher. ig, wil be turned aay each ef] ware dente mien nd 1-18 "meatare | unm rit ve $n sige a zs mth was 7.06, strong Mr nw has been { “AM rooms taken, Call again.” proving It each year until nm This inscription may be seen daily in the registera of many of the has reached a state of profielenc TOR ALASKA Leave Seattle 9 a.m | Fifty-nine births were recorded fen casen of diphtheria we downtown hotels, lodging and rooming houses of Seattle, & times | *¢idom attained by a repertoire com=) od, with one death, ane of Cottage ¢ 1 Oct. 12, 27 ATTORNEVS-AT=E. san it appears quite early in the day, but It if more f ntty aden in the | PAY Jeoartatina wax discovered, one of City of Topeka Get, 7, FP CARROLL tow . er) evening after @ long list of names, the owners of which are not always ity serge? of typhe A. tever, a6 Bi > at nual eee ms i Ay two of amallpox, One he wae f 17, Oct and | chan’ > : A ees There is no better ilustration of the perplexing rooming and hour atina and twe for diphtheria, Twa for furth formation obtain folder, ing problem in this city, It shows towhat a remarkable extent Seattle's Jor the of amal were The company reserves the right to change | HiCK E> i : per Population Is growing, and also the urgent necessity for more accommo LEAGUE ME inch ym the hort for coy a BE GIVEN AWAY eithout previous motive, wtenmers, aailing | estate a rn i dation in the matter of roome and houses here | tae us ase August 18 hon ae date and houre o a foe REN —eeniture.__ 3812 Virat ave, Tol Vike 101, Real estate agents and house renters could with justice pla ts | Three han Land forty children r found Rupt., Ocean Deck, Seattle BUSINESS COLLEGES. inscription on their entry books Just now: “All houses taken: have ac - a lw vaccinated free by the health on ype Up town ticket office, G18 First avenue, | WILBON'H Pusiness Colloge. Tel. Ma bullding; call again Pert never in the history of the city, ex CHICAQO, Sept, 9—Cames in the r during the month A $50 Bedroom Suite Reattie; Goodell, Perkins @ Ce. ¢ _ ing of couse the period after the great fire, there been such a di : | e sanitary Inspector served #91 a €46 Star Estate Ra Jal agents, San Franctace GHIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. mand for houses, rooms and flats, as at pre National league yesterday resulted | nyisan notices, abated 45 nulaah ar Estate nge : ATTLE WO oo of be Cloned two houses, ‘The mik (ff OF @ $6.00 Rocker. Men engaged in the business of renting houses are unable to cope |as follows: At Washington—Phila-! cos a with the ever-increasing demand, Seattle's fame as a live city with a iphta 4, Washington 2; at &t./and food ine lone were as £@ : W hi & Al k ae abd fons great future has evidently spread abroad, for in addition to the hun |p oyie—Cincinnatl & St, Loula 12; at lows! Nineteen hundred gations Ins othing to Do asningion ASKS | i ir dreds who came here recently and are classed a# transients there are apected, 38 gallons condemned Nothing to Collect STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S N York—Baltimore 6, New York milk wagons inspected and Hew handsome pr many families arriving with a view to locating here permanently Aud they cannot get houses: | “That Beattie te not in the thr of a building boom just now,” | at Chicago—Chicago Clee pounds of meat condemn ? r =dlandien se Te oe poms s ‘ aor A at Brooklyn —Rrooklyn Dig increase in building houses are going up rapidly, but still the demand for desirable residen. |). i oe ces tn good localities remains unfilled.” sey K 1609-11-13 Second Ave. ah sess shng fea, With the object of ascertaining the value and extent of the unfilled Clubs a GUN COTTON STEAMSHIP i Meseeesesa,.... Preaiaent demand for hous accomme n, aStar reporter investigated the situ. | Brooklyn i | | her ver View Pr ation this morning, ©. T. Conover. of the firm of Crawfard, Conover & | Philadelphia “ «| Cit of. Sea stde| ‘ Assistant Cant Fisken, who was seen, said: “We are unable to fil! the demand for hous. | Horton ¢ a | A DEPARTMENT STORE. ; io “exchange pay es at present. All desirable real * for rent are taken as soon as altimor map| VANCOUVER, 1. C,, fept, © —Mall) ; iniie Gus Seles Wats at. | andy they are vacant. New houses being bullt cteh ng, but they are | St — . advices from Au way that four] 4 oe ae RP Teererr THe Vt spoken for months ahead. The great inquiry for uses indicates, of | Cincinnatl : re of th 1 « near ~ moon GPE IRNOPS F S course, that Seattle's permanent population is iner ne etar much | Chicago 4 ton, N were blown to establishing a departmental » riday, ept. is | greater than buliders anticipated. Rents naturally are high. It is dim otis ~ be pieces by the premature discharge of | Seattle wae held yesterday in the For Skagway, via Vancouver |}. cult to get a good family residence in the city under 40 a month, Hven | Loulayi 4 kun cottor rT mbers the) Keattle hotel, C.J. Smith ¥ % on the outskirts a modern, well equipped house rents for a month, | New York = party emove an oi ding to oF eaid that Ketchikan and Junea, in | ati’ the ‘principal Al present house renters are almost in a porition to ask what they wanc | Wash: — ad 10 eotri kof mpany 65 Hours. nd Europe for good houses. I should not be surprised if the sent great inquiry | Vlevelan hi vided elie ANDI ? 1CAN BANK OF for houres and fats would reault in a buliding boom, The city could About 600 of . BE pres ap stand a good-sized boom of this kind now without being injure cnt - fe oe i § hi F {| e ret_Avenue, a tne nt reg « was pledged The on Gther real estate agents who were seen by the Star reporter had a sa Ger apatabin te cabaed teamship Faration Wretigess we . probably be opene ret Vice President @imilar story te tell ‘We can't get half enough good hous te An th time 4 the Christmas trad: For Starwey ond Dyes, calling at Port |! : "econd Vice President Gemand,” was the general cry Townsend (Tyler street wharf), Victoria, | 4 we Horiberg.... Ketchikan, Helm Bay, Wrangel, Fansacts a general tanking bus It Ie interesting te know that butiders have made a big effort to in crease the house accommoda of the city this year. The permits fe Dullding, ae seen by the table w, show a big tnerease over one the same period of last year Falling Dead in Seattle Like| Sacu"siths Flie calet wh Hemet whast CONTRACTORS AND BL Monday, Sept. 11, at 10 P.M. *euxce hires } Men and women, when they ex - amine their bundle of mining stocks DODWELL & CO., Ltd. | RANDALL. generii jobbing, Tei. Green hee Tanwary.. 2... 000s o* 66 . e and find that they have not got a} tes February .. ‘ $s 1 1. @ Marehal Clarence W. Ide Injevening after a short v ait to @pa- tifteat ft he Pacific Coast ¢ 1 rat agents, 113 James Bt, ‘Phone March s varies sees “ n Spokane kane M mpany’s eke in r April ¢ ee Ne | Mr. Clarence & Preston left Thurs Mies Ida Houghton, of 1812 Second atlet > og May 9 lady tar Gouben lavenue north, is visiting ber sister] STEAMSHIP ae Fg Mr. ta H. Griffith returned from) Mra. P | pe eaaey Z SSS | - ane Guillver, at Houghton, cLoTlu * thie week SEATTLE Cloths Prevet Alaska this week | ‘The Misnos Grotjineky, of 610 Nelle. | MARKET “QUOTATIONS Fg , Mr. John It, MeGraw left for the : meri, aoe eutertainion crams sebaiting, 70h ad. Tet bul tome Tet ok Kast baat Saturday Total.. .. “4 “ee 1086 | Dr. Hartiand Law, of San Francisca, | Increase for the fret cight months of 1899—418 permite | Mine Jessie 8. Wood, of Tacoma, |9) i ie now on his way back from| Saturday Morning. —Current prices oe BATIB. visiting friends here Sour this morning were about the sam tage | thone of yesterday, Business is very | September il, 10 a. m. | T. R. Curack and bride, of Vietoria,| yt. tenton and Mixa Henton, n y ne, and “ve narke | ‘ For , s guests at the Butter ; : H. K. DEPEW, dentist; epecialiee anh Ww = i 5 lot Ellensburg. were in Seattle during | #°%4 In Mre. J. C. Thorne left on Wednes.! 09, week, guests at the Rainiers|'* well stock DENTIST ® antite Crown . fay to visit at Peoria, 1M Grand hotel and plume are stil ve Ca » Jome and _bndge work 424 Burke building. cece l1lusements.... Mint Jennie Kincaid hae returned) Mtr and Albert Cookingham| i. Gemend anda aly he Tory | DANCING ACADEMY. after @ visit to Puyallup. have returned from Port 1 balanced 5 | BEWT and only thorough dancing ES Mine Sisk, of Puyallup, t visiting | where they were the a Perea taniikei te dieh vey 2 tN city. Maske hall. Firth ame Pris sg friends In Seattle this week John B. Libby in ond prices are « aire j FOUND. = ‘The preliminary season at the the.|company opens at the Seattie theater| Mr. Gilbert Meem, jr, t# making) Mr. it. iH. Roper, of Dawson, haw ~ “— ------ - | | . t. 4 FOUND--The place to buy stoves, furns- aters is about over, and another! September 17. " | preparations to return to Harvard left for Chicago, where he will take The following prt are being of- | ture, invalid chairs, crockery, pillows, Week will see the commencement of ie a six months’ cour Mobdy's| fered to the producer by the loca comi ther chairs, mirrors, ‘piamor the best regular season of theatricai| Attached to the Louis James-Kath-| Mra. Edward Moale left thie week) 2 2't Donon, “eg *T | dealera for delivery in round lots on @_DIRECT) sme ratte, crattics soley: er ed cores. | to tout, Baw je at Man | TP 5 n : : “theo Tres $ eager ot gar ep oe ge utiation, which te Barry ice ain “apeeeres crates race Helen Hradiey, of ‘Pag] the dock or in the enr at Reattle: ° | por treight and samenrer rates evoty 10 | and O08 Pike street. ett * Seattle theater, & jo ich in soon to apne i wd to ain G Oat 4.00; barle 19.00 } = fas ween dark for four days, and,|the Beattie theater under the man-| Mrs. Charles Power and Misa Peliy |‘ been wagamed (o sing it! wheat chicken feed, $19.2; bran, #14,| Seattle aon wars he OO on intleed. It was practically dark upon |*sement of Wagenhals & Kemper, Is returned from Vancouver Inst Mon ret Methodiel) shorts, $16.00 Telephone Mainoas. WHITE STAR seen | 298 oted | @ story which is not without ite ha-| dag £ “ “ is 7 ay Fe Monday and Tuesday when ‘ev i cae meee At tautives the te ef 4 Doubt has returng) _ #8 met eound. per ton, $04.5 * of . y furnishes to the colored minatreis. This min- |” * we ot) Mr. Paul Henry will leave nex Eastern Washington timothy, $11.00 niente Be and jed from tis old home at Lincoin aes ndreds of dollars, Included Im the! wee ww the FB » attend col- stret show, by the way, was good by week for the Kast to attend Neb. where he hae been apendin i @12: aifalta, qo. : 2 a enough for the money. The perfor ertoire of thin superb company ts | te ae aa oibtarea agate Feee—Strictly fresh ranch. 2 1 board at $4 per week. cclaae Ware wei catoeniesd, tee Dob the moet magnificent production Of] ise Kiva Stockwell, of Monohon, |'Nr SUMNT | Melee | agidtior — Fresh ranch, Site: best was « COLY Cor Think and Cherry Siiae state nter'a Tale” ever presented on| yon ; Say hn onggre %. Chapman an B. Law|, ness at close roum and board, $6 week and up. ular prices at Manager H rs RO: Ness, CERNE ey ast Saturday evening for = GLENWOOD NOUSE—110 South Fitth. bie- are not offen possi the American boards. Hradiey and | woo. Chickens, lye, 19614 fie rooms $1. $1.50 and 82 per week. . Corbett, t great producers of real-/ ducks, ite; turkeys, 15 one, 10. The Third avenue has also been | tatic scenic effect were put to work Mise Myra mien sat yee a “peels « cll gS serach BM y via Vancouver, Ketohikag NoTEt &\VOY—Piearant rocme: 2 First. well patronized this wee. Manager and @ well known lithograph estab-| Y°C% or Smith EGO, BEAOVETs | The N give another of) rows, 2024¢; atoers and) Russell's theater te stilt in thy “pre-|tighment was supposed to get out) MOMR turneg | thelr delightful yachting parties to-| hogs, lve, b@5%e: ho . N SIXTY-FIVE HOURS nt eae. liminary” season wtage, but it will | suitable three-sheet posters, On the! . we Inger returned) nent. A dance will be enjoyed at! calves, dressed, large, éc emall, 9 sired avenes, goon commence on @ strong list of! posters the managers desired the tad lympla the fret part of the | in. West Seattle Club house | calven, large, live, 4c; ama Eastern combinations that will rep-| words to appear, “Mammoth Scenic | Ye Mise 3 Spokane Hides, Peits and Wool “steaw Al. ‘pAyS bighest prices; resent the best talent which can be Production.” When the sample px ava. ©. ba MINE Galt oom. hkl ca cat ae. Glaniey Sti ortions | coum anid Geueen ovaries the: otart wo Tit Western Aves secured for « popular priced show br Was unrolled the startied gaze of Thursday to join Mr. Hibbard in Gay on Seventeenth avenue, re-| medi cound,. per. te Oa: ho fells trom sents - ata Prem the tine when on tanovation| ho Ttzesement upon the| Dawson iuraet ta her home baat Tuentas sound, under t ibs Tipe; cown, sound, | TUESDAY, SEPT, 12, AT 8 P, w, | - " ao AND INSURANCE. eee eine inate stage by | Tat Mammoth comic production| Mr. John Herring, of Reventeenth| str and Mra. William Hoag, who Ail weights stake, bulls and oxer| City Ofes, wx Firs arenas: telepnons | "ata Sort atk Meneame, ane ee of ‘A Winter's Tale Mise Kidder | avenue. will leave for Dawson next * re t hard (Se; salted kips, Thc: colves, per Ib,| Metm HA Arlington Dock; "phone Pike 4) | ——__ the Introduction of Gay's “Beggars mptly fained. It is tho Tuesday mare wean Oh ee eee Te amaun, biden ta ean to of ited & & CAINE, Agent MILLINERY, Opera,” there has been no form of somnpan ‘ 5 tr | : A " Haxe Jones 1319 Phir a es |e ao aa tact aerate mas ~ Seuhalt mere anaéielty pepelas mpany will « Austraita | Miss Helen Cowte, of 1120 Lane! nue returned t Mi thia| dry hides, per Ib, Ite; dry culls, one- ‘or. th and Pine. Special tha the byrical drama. Opera is in| ine “cll Mnown town of the antipo: |etreet. has returned from a three! week third mummer deer, per Ib, 2 ach sessh Metin bth tine tae ie of 8 and winter goods on.called “Darr “ ohlet | weeks” ¥ : Senmtinas Winted Aaa, Gen, Tama: oapare Hl . ‘ ithe Se tod 6c all places a costly production, and ¢.4, f the ennui ahawevaibial A great many festivities occurred t, $ pap ‘Phone Maia 17. MID Wire on the Geniy populated Pacific Const) rerure of the eneuing convernation.| stisg Maude Phillipe has returned in Jewish circles during the ween, | ae, Sic: dry elke, 9@i0e; green yoatner vy “SuS verde “SuSG | icin yaaqiiers. protesntepat wiawine soe @ firet-clase attraction of the kind |, Winter's Tale” is ead to number ~ spending several weeks in San! consequent upon the Jewiah New © sonata nly Pe age ee paw Om Mi Vermom, pat nurs rer 2tth and Madison streste. can seidom te shown. The more! more than forty people Pranciace Waad Gok cbentainiatnk Gf the net-| Te ee . a Wheto credit therefore 9 due the efforts pf! iount the largest company that ever|_ MF and Mra RF. Parkhurst, of days A. She; m Washington w J art eny pe kes Mt A A Manager Howe for succerding fn interpreted Shakespeare on thin| 722 Boren avenue, are outing at Lake| 347. Walcott G « has returned) ! tee, Soe ree iltna: mecveia Werkeee ae ae bringing to the Seattle theater for| coast. The roster includes the two| Cushman to his old home a rhaven, where| 2U0™ 84@#e. | nAgEna er cured. readings S0c; 828 Pacific bik. @ week's Stay 80 superb an ensemble | veterans Harry Langdon and John| Miss Alys True, of 607 Seventh av- | vacat and will re-enter the State Vegotables. of talent as the Horton Lyric Opera! 4 piisier, and ales Harry Johnatone,| enue, left for San Francisco this, Universit | Potatoen Gobbing)—Native pota- E d Everett. PRINTING AWD GINBING. Duneany. Sie company conte 60-|Sath ttsn es ee st, t;| week, where she will spend the win- iaty. wit Seattle, Edmonds and Evere METROPOLITAN, Printing & Binding Gos one. lin Kemper, Norman Hackett, T . p Mr H. Clary leave on| toes, 1@1%e per 1b; Cailfornia pota- Tid Vester way, ‘Phone Wide 601 der the management of Col 4.14. Cooke, W. A. Lincoln, John Moore | ter the 16th this month for the IW@i%e pe Ib: beets, 31.00 STEAMER F WRADLEY, book com merelel rinting. 642 Tht ne Main 805 Thompson. the oldest producer Of) proderick Bradley, George McCulla,| Mr. William Lobby hae returned | anc etts Institute of Teehn comic opera now living. whose name) Harvey Cassidy, Olive Corb W.| from New Whatcom to attend the from wh wil graduat alone in the world of stage folk lf 215 Jamieson, James Du Lang, Mre.| «tate university year in m thing to,consure with, . The Lyrios | mry Vanderhoff, Misa He carrots, per sack @ &b< string na, 3c per Ib per sack; peas, 2@% een Xe per doz; cucumbers, 2@ 7 iy Mr. Gien Front has returned from) Mr. HI ene arn Sse beete Ss Toe ee cee ee e Miss Emily G. Bethell, Mins| nin vacation and will re-enter the| his home Keleo, where h fie; Cailfornia sweet will pass through here en route phie Hendricks and little Mabel > Univers . summer 0 Tbs; bell pe ring oa : Austraiia. It’s tour across the con-| jtearne i abel) State University been apen the sun va rr 100 Ibe: bell ven=| Taree Round Trids Dally Breet Sunday | FOR SAT tinent has been virtually a triumpha! | eiece Prot. Dorcey A. Lyon has returned) and wil sg Pca Pns cava seh sat SLODDLber nana | TIME CARD Hardin, march, and its productions have well| ‘The return to thie city Mise | after spending the summer at Stan-! #tructor state university Mifornia E160; Karlie, SMehe tee eo uM ks «lean ee merited the lavish praises of the| Ciara TMropp, who appeared here | ford summer school | Mr. 8 Russe Ul soon leave t Ih; ¢ an prune @81.00; crab) ¢ Everett 6:13 @'m., 2:30 p.m, and)” ma cont-hand a. press and public. The attempted tour! last feason in Ibeen'« Doll'*#| Mr 1 R.'Reckdolt of Belles | begin a course at Yale bet eran peas hana aed BE eo at Keattle with steamer Fiver - _ Sew of the world is a big financial ven-| House,” and furthermore, Jectured | vue avenue north, left Thursday for) leaving he will make a fin ntest on n Mi caull- | tog Lite Svervss fear tgune to 4.58 ‘ Ae bar ad Goll cod waive I, ture, but Col. Thompson belleves the | before the Teachers’ Institute on the Cascade tunnel, where he ts to re the tennis championship which | Moy ' mynds round trip , tr Jeweler. 25 Hinckley bloc. love of muric does not come and £0 | Scandinavian master, is being await. main for some time recently wrested from him ruits. Landing-Cotman Dock, Seattle AND MOUSE MBER. Telephone, Beattie, Ned 231 like the tides and seasons, but abides}ed with much tancy by lovers! Miss J Hickox, of Tacoma,| The Nesikas gave ar 1! Green Phult Gobbing) — Lemons b. B. SCOTT, Manage | mR type minum and en always in every heart. To grand op-|of high ch r 8. This time who has been visiting In this city, On the eamer LL ate Valencia, $5.00 a case; lemons for mum house numb era the same rule could not apply,| Miss Thropp will present her new returned home Thursday Thursday. The part ed | $9 50994.00; apples GSO. SEUGA SESSA SLUUA SSS n. B10 Ye way. Tel. Bi but in the light, fanciful and melodi-!| piay. “My Friend the Count.” anda Miss Légaie Jay Richardson has ree) fF Club members only u *) bananas, $3.50675.00 * SEWING MACHINES. ous opera everyone can find a delight | Sardou's great comedy, “Divorcons.” | guened from California where she hae| Youn perrons attended, 7 left hie te gar onl Vancouver Line : - ‘ — who has the ear to distinguish a tune| She refuses to state who her “friend | hecn apending the summer from Leschi Park and the evening ings, 66@800 a \ ' NEW HOME sewing machines. Best ang or to post spent on the lake yunt’ is, but promis or loves a timely jest or a pretty! the ¢ $1.28; black 2 oo Mr. P. L. Runkle, formerly of 309 LRIP throug Islan toe lower found and Gulf of Georgia CDSS. form and face. The Boston Lyric| sation, It is thought by those whe Mra. A. T nd, of 12 & 7 wey loren avenue, te Monday for| Mrs iend, of 92 Se auveanih: SLOG ‘ er Gul ; fal sewing Opera Company may easily rank] are acquainted with the intellectual | DOT" evenue, left last Monday for) s = urrants, $1.00@ bs one of the most deligatul in the Voris, 1008 Becond 8¥; plos mong the best organizations of the ity of Mise Th that hie olf home'in Milwaukes pepe brated her 36th wedding | $1.00@2.00; cherries world Hf taken on pewitig Machines and. sew bai ped lad . vhs Be ArOpp that SNny | nistrict Lodge 61LOGT | anntvyereary last Saturday eventn ta grapes, 7Th0@S81 liforn STEAMER. t plies, Tel, Mult 641, d by her wilt be of most excusable kind, and will ain its place among the bet of attractions. The new! M ented at the Seattle! Graham, ar kind now traveling and in its prin senmation” cau cipal singers possesses an array of operatic talent that wil! not likely be heard here again this season A® prima douna sopra f th held its quarterly session Wee In the hall of Central at luncheon. Rev, and Mra. Ro F.| Catitornia nutm Gene Graham and Mies Irene| POWe!!. Mr. and Mre. W Ram Ward, | itallen pran ‘ Miss Beulah Howe, Mre attending the Annie ind Mien Wonena De Vor mele beer entertaining the following friends! plums. 0c; native ¢ (arpauling, mining as of all widths G. DeVoe Leaves Ye Whar at i Monday, Wedueadey end Witecy foc company appears Miss Josephine tober 6 and the ladies will Wright Seminary in Tacoma 8 Vancouver. KG, via Anacortes _ Stanton, who js porsessed of that joy a Saturday matinee. Mra, Sehibrede, of Skagway ana| A reception was held Bunday even- Fairhaven and Whatcom BAGR AND WAREE QE... queer new idea of actresse ente The Sam T. Shaw company, with! her daughter, have been stopping at} !"* 8 the home of Emanuel Roser Co. f passage spply ab ASEN & 3AN. 406-410 Orcidental tain strange and uncouth creatures | its popule naker in the cast, has| the Seattle during the week berg on Madison street, In honor ss bg Bs oa Or Oat Necesutal ae collate |the newly arrived Rabbi, Theoden | n left this week! me Jonoph. Nearly all of the congre-| THE STATE WASHINGTON r husband, and ~ A ts. an aah i‘ hs |gation of the new Temple de Hirsch KING COUNTY as Will remain there all winter Jattended, and the young rabbi made | as pets; even am the “divine Sarah with her fine reptiles, and LL n Russel! with her Perrigini. Miss alned crowded houses every) Mr. J. Alten Jack ight thin week at the Third avenue. | for Dawson to join h The company is well bal VIN AND SHEET METAL WORK. malg. aud repairing ; tin roofing. T.F, ¢ Court Duwamish Pre Stanton possesses one of the pret-| prepents a repertoire of plays well 4 3 Just teat hoado on the Mage, and every. |eulted to the talents of tha wctara | Mr, Rugene Fite, who became ro|a moat favorable Impression with hia] *". neal erara Heuary Gavinccaiiadan , Phone Main 48? thing seemed all right until she be-|Hunday and. the three following, Dopular while at the arany office, has| new congregation | Ee . snvbn Crating apmeany, 6 nas Pare eo _ gan to harness three turtles and lead, nigh Milton Nob! well knows | Peturned to Washington, F The hew Queen City Yacht Clud,| comoration, and to G. W.-F. Joh oa * “ — them about. Traveling with a turtle) drama “From Sire to Son" waa piny-| Miss Marte Lo Lavoie, of Que-| which ts m up of amall yachts! sonand Mo F. Johnson, his wife, de THN, "hs salts msde te te attr. rete does not necessarily prove that Mins ed. At the Monday evening per- bec, is Visiting her sister, Mra. F and young people, wil hold tte firat | 207 88°” . cicaning, repairing, 719 ‘Third avenue Stanton f# too slow, an all will admit formance a large and beautiful flors Townsend, 1018 Stewart etreet regatta tomorrow. When everybody | erent. a. of the State of Wash who remember “The Turtle” that| al design was presented to 8am Shaw! yep. T. M. Horlone has returned to| ets back to the club house a rare ‘cit ayn Narehe actihed that panned through here not long ago.| by his admiring friends. On Thurs-\enia city from Fairhaven, where he| 00d time ix promised. ‘The yachts) WE JO" Wil Cs ose a A doubtful compliment was paid day the “Westerner” was presented, has been apending the summer leuloh have eo tar 4 A for the| Sceroration, ‘has filed a complaint tain worthy seamen when the turtles| and every actor proved himaeclf fav course are Imp and Cheapa, which | erere in sald court which will named Dewey, Sampson and orable in hin role Mr. Len Shortridge will Ie are Invited guests from the Bitiott | eee Oe heard at my office in Farmer Stebbins,” which was pre- | thout October 1 for Detroit, where he fay Yacht club, the Neverming,| gente in King County, Washington, 7 The chorus girls of this enterpris- sented forthe Mret time last even-| WHll spend a month's vacation Helen mand Alameda, the last| on the oth day of September, A. D., a WILL BUY A ing company also aspire to original |ing, was entirely different from any- Misa Rowe, of Tacoma, has been four belonging to the Queen City, | }gq9, at the hour of 9 o'clock a. m ns sattlc fdeas. While they were performing | thing this excellent company has at- the guest thie week of Mra. George An impromptu musical and liter-| ana uniess you app and then and in Minneapolis a ible in rror went} - ipted por ng its engagement here, W. Dickinson, 509 Ninth avenur ry entertainment, followed by A) there answer, the same will bi over the country along with a certain| Mr. Shaw played the part of the old é ‘ tance, was given in Collins hall o} en as confessec ad de of . . cyclone which totally destroyed the| Vermont farmer in « manner that! ,, Prot, Almon H. Puller has returned or caday evening in honor of 200 canueearies Pas GRienanG es She Finest Talking Machine Mada, little town of Richmond, Wis, and| added very matertaily to hin jong Het hae been pide sha eaiiner Woodmen of the World, who came) mand of said complaint ts to re : 4 REGINAS™~ to provide funds to aid the suffer rs|of nuccesnes, The play tn a clever down from Everett with their faml-| cover from you seventy-five doliars - the girls decided to auction off kise-|one. Not only t# It filled with sen-| Last evening a ball was given by|tiex to witness the exemplifieation of! and 40 cents, with interest from July From $7.00 to $300 1 Seattie young folk In Mor-/the degrees by the local lodge. A goods, Wares and mer , es, An admission was charged to see| sational incidents, but it portrays sever 16th, 1896, for ghis osculatory contest, and the wis-|the old New England farmer in aj rie hall, About 40 persons were pres- though there was a lack of prepara-|chandise. sold and dom of the idea * proven in|manner that is highly entertaining. | ent ton, everything went off amoothly,! your request @ handsome purse which was sent|The entire company appears nt ite) Rev, H. D, Brown, of Battery and a very pleasant evening was| Complaint filed July 16th, 1999 to the relief of the sufferers. The | best in this play, “Farmer &¢'ina’ [Street M. KB. Church, returned last passed. | HARRY CARSON, J. P. | livered you at Sherman, Clay & Go. “STEINWAY” DEALERS bid Second Avenue = = Seattle \ 415 Pike Street