The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1899, Page 3

| ! ppines, gave out 4 long stater ere seen before on Cashier TOE RENE RTEE TPT REINER ORT IRTP ETM a - . _ -. — ae = me nen ten tt ° . sak niaieel . ‘ THE LATTLE STAT. 3 Sterling Works Absorbed A f) ' : Mane mer W juror age agg Peogersbenia til ston Whole Wheat Fivor | Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Sterling Meycle Works of Kenosha The gt ndvantage that tl 4 hawt are a thing of the pant, for late this SALES IN HAWAI| | ar My ther brands in | T lor San Francisco My afternoon a deed wae Med in the of that it'ta made the beet hard / F se Hiaek 9178 floe of the regixter transferring cil heat obtainab ] The company's clewant property of the smpan) both a in more meaten "ha pro- \ at amahips Gusen, WE Ale es be peas [re spc te phe hos Beyer An Order Issued Affecting the | oii on cr whole wheat fou 1" atiiia ~~ RN & The trumt will Public Domain. | Leave SEATTLE 08.m | fining vinime” ta'cherty treet National Committees to Remove Head-|svuierecsntseemiie est) wananoron, o.c. on w.-/ LOUGH, AUGUSTINE &00.!is'.t 20 a it 2%, tia ery, arm auereacrco we #6 be operated with a largely increased | The navy departinent, as well *16-817 Firet avenue ' s wy theren ATOMS EVE ALLAW a g| iar in Ste ‘ thy hod 14, 18, k, Nov. 2, 7, | felty and golleicor mtonts, Kon " q g * ye a 7 peel ” oh helr pus particularly. tr HMENSE i" : 8 Dec. 2, und every Mth 44Y | iam NOENOK, roma 1448 Matter bide. OUNGSTOWN, ©, Oct, 10.—1n xecuttor the I harks rerenfter . . WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 10.—Now that Chairman Jones, @ | tAtlons were tne ved today for the) prov ler FOR ALASKA RENIN OCLNBERS. @ of the national Democratic committee has arrived steps will bi marriage of Misa Viola Deetrick to] the ¢ Seattle 9 @ taken for the establishment of hen moart rs in, Washington, Jn Weiler, Moe pie Darena ae lew the ew ‘ meery ifs cal ya or i sagt an ok @ the last campaign the headquarters at Chicago proved unsatia. @ | !an he ceremony W me per ' ' Tee ee, Oot. 1. 83, Nev, 8 @ factory for many political reasons, With headquarters the @ | formed at the home of the br de's| sta t E ov @ franking privilege in sending out docun nt iid be better em: @ a Dr hae mre Deets a ' ' \ “ATTRACTION Me rn ‘a6 and @ ployed © president will bo here, and his administration can be @ | this efty, October MS Goins aa ' ti n4 . “ftth ‘ @ the leading Democrats will be here to axstatance we. @ [OF heey ms " rage im ‘a » I} co f t f any r + aeuanatG etait ehanee @ paper correspondents who make a specialty of general politica @ nt and his family will be gues pul en eae “oo steamers. sail @ will be avatiable to ¢ wider bt to the work of the com. @ at the wedding, The bride is a pr has , th > Gate and hours @ probably cause the Republican h sarters to be located here. In @ h not har tt Puget Sound fupt THE PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANE @ the last campaign the b tqu * ack: in Chicage, but now @ fa ! " 8, re ‘ re ato yn pate i, aE ge NAL a @ nearly all the managers have nment positions and it will be @ CRITICISMS BY | i] ‘ 4 pepe . Goritel otwek pals fe @ more convenient to do work from this point ° tle allt ; o There is genuine concern here in administration circles as to @ =o ‘ @ the atate of political affairs in Ohio, Chairman Hanna freely @ ACHER 1 fer " - e BRS BAL I iy A PRE ss teen sansa tom || INDIAN Washington & Alaska @ must uso all their force or they will lose. Laying aaide the in- @ ‘ 1 Henoln - STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THRTRTTS > tended ¢ffect of this statement, which is to stir the Republican @ | ‘ * SCANDINAVIA DANK OF © workers up to greater efforts, there te enough left in the stat | PON, Mans., Oct, 10.—The Rev WAR aves @ ment to make tmpresstve the fact that the Republicans are on the @ | Petor MeQueen, of Bomerville, who © DIED BEHIND. Sratdde @ point of being werrted. @ i nae ; nt My returned ome the P DANCE View‘ prombent e eo ° e A 1 View President e ° SPOOSSSSSH SSH SOOO SD THE HEAVENS IN NOVEMBER | A Grand Meteoric Shower Will Occur on the 15th. PHILADELPHIA, Pa... Oct. © Preparations are being made on an extensive scale at the Harvard ob servatory, Cambridge, Mass. for ob- servations during the m © show er of November. Thies will be the! eetond and greatest year of the per teor fod during which the earth pars three time through oF near the | | fd shower, and [f the conditions favorabic, it ts expected t the @ervations will give results of ¢r Value to astronomical science. Last| year when the earth passed through the front end of the comet, many ob- servations were handicapped by the cloudy weather on the best night gome only obtaining impressions about 409 meteors. At Harvard. the results were satisfactory, over being obtained. This year the earth | posses through the center of 1) comet. and on the principal nigh which will probably be that of th bi the meteoric shower will pre-/ Sent a scene of rare beauty to thore/ Who have the hardiheed to sit up un- til after midnight to watch for it Before midnight there will not de much to reward the watcher. The Harvard observatory authorities sed sending out ci-culars with binnk! forms on whieh to record the tim brilliancy, color, ete. of the meteors observed, to astronomers and others interested all over the try, 7. flee to many points in rope. Badition to this a large special rosa Of aspistante will be employed at the | So, in Cambridge, whi excellent facilities for Bice \oseevations. Sporting News Tomorrow evening the Hawthorne Wub holds its eighth boxing tourns ment at Germania hall. Indications point to a grand success. There will be three battles, heavy weight, mid- dle weight and wetter weight The = big fellows Burietgh and Costello will pat Up & great scrap, uniers| 1. The sailor writ from | home at Tacoma, where he has been training, that he feels in the very best of shape. As tar as physical condition goes, he shou!t be perfect. Burleigh is working for wind now. He bas thoroughly de-,| Mmonstrated his ability as a boxer. | “Indian Joe” Gregg and “English,” | an unknown, whom the wise state to be an excellent man, are to meet in the second preliminary. In dian Joe is a fast and furious fighter and the crowd will see some lively work. He will welgh 135, and Eng lich will enter at about 140. Kid Wilson, who shows papere of a St Louls record, will meet Meoslin, who will certainty try pim out al Fight. They are both of the mic weight clase. The club cont have always been clean and above suspicion. Tomorrow night's will be good hard fighting. with thes Necessary adjuncts for a sportaman Uke exhibition. ones! The U. of W. team have a game in wight with the soldiers from Fort Flagler at Morrowstone point, and » ym Magnolia bluff as the Times stated last night. There are Bald to be wome excellent players) ioe She ware in bc AN ATTACK ON MILLARD PHILPOT LONDON, Ky., Oct. 10.—As Mil Jard Philpot, cousin of George ¥ as en route to Inland eree county, he was ambushe passed through hix # her grazed the back of his 1 knocked him f two men went in to arrest Frederick and R o them, at the points of their revolvers, to halt ° 4 out and then started at them again, drawing his revol o erick, It is alleged. fired, shooting the marshal through the @ heart. Lively ran back of a barn and fell dead over a pile of @ dirt od The alleged murderers escaped and are « at large The @ police bh telegraphed everywhere, giving deacripttona of the @ men. Both were seen within a half-hour after the death in Wells @ ton, before the * of the tragedy reached here. Bloodhounds nm putint 1, but without any definite results A lynehi a in feared If ef are captured. Hoth Roach and 1 @ Frederick have done time in the penitentiary. Frederick has been out only three weeks and Roach four months SPESSSSOSCOSOOOOO SOS press last night. In subet he says that Gen, Otis te inc pet ' nt th erything wae all ‘ght uotll Gen, Merritt came t Mar A ters in the hands of Dewey her could go out gents and put down the Insurrect ‘ if he were not held back by Otle, Ie Gen. Luna's Brother Loaves ais. aticwes tat the custom * at Mantila ie rotten, thet fr . Paris Seeking Revenge. oo Reda agape allie rete x are constantly being stolen PARIS Oct. W—Tt was ‘earned dn, whie’ are enpectally canned « > Luna, bretherof the Filipine cho was mardered last #000 In Mantia at leas than (ho duty June, presumabiy by th. order of 0% them Paris yesterday r with the avowed par- winating Aguinald> Luna swore a vendetta against ‘The Seattle Red Cross society hol the Filipino chief after the news of @ special meeting In the pubite lib his brother's murder reached him, | rary at 10 k tomorrow morn but has only now been able to pr Action will be taken to 5 re funda to proceed to the Philip luncheon for the First Wash ines. Agonctilo, the Filipino agent moon their arrival Mra J. ¢ Htumes, the president, ts anxious for a full attendance. vainly sought to prevent Luna‘s de- parture. MW LEAN IS AFTER COL. BRYAN’S SCALP ‘Hopes to Get the Latter Side-Tracked : Before Next Year. COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1—"It im significant,” said former Congress- man J. H. Outhwaite today, his opening speech at Hamilton to either free sliver or W. J. Bryan. It means that outside of the platform nothing is to be heard from the Dem- ocrats of Ohio about free stiver in this campaign. As for Bryan, McLean ie now planning to lay him on the shelf. He is to be dropped before 1800. Of course there will be an occasional shout for Bryan in this campaign; but the stumpers have their orders to iet him alone of se Bryan wil ¢ to Ohio, As 4 national leader he cannot affor¢ not to do ao, for he would be blamed for his party's defeat ff he did not. He may check the Democratic defection to Mayor Jones, of Toledo; but he must know that McLean is scheming to retire him that as for principles McLean never had any that he would mot aside for success. waite, who te the did not think the fa free sliver on the stump would induce the tlcket and lay leader of the Gold Democrats tn Onto t that the regular Democrats have dropped many gold Democrats to support Ex-Convicts Murder an Ohio Marshal and Make Their Escape. ° WELLSTON, ©., Oct. 10.~Mareshal Wi!) Lively was shot down @ and murdered tn cold blood today. The tragedy happened aboat @ a mile north of this city In the Hamden settiement, on the Bal @ Umore & Obie hwestern ry Charley Frederick and Joshua Roach, alias Rob Ray, had tak @ ©n possession of a house and driven out the occupants, including two or three prominent young society men who happened to be in at the time. Lively was going past with John Boyce when he was proprietor SHSSSSSSHOSSSSOSOSOSOOOOSD e SOSSHSHSHSSHOSSHSSHHSHHOVHHHHHESHOOSHOOOOOSD Carter's Accomplices Must Suffer. WASHINGTON, D. C., Get eral Griggs will begin ¢ ot and Attorney ¢ dings against th retary I ons iminal who were en- gaged with Capt. Carter in the bor work at Savannah, Secret ser- vice Pg have nm shadowing them men Involved in the charges against Carter are John F. Gaynor, w mam T. Gaynor, EAward H. Gaynor, B. D. Greene and Ano Bangs, all alleged to have been concerned in the Atlantic Contracting ‘ with which Carter is said to have conspired HE LL NEVER GO A FORTUNE horse. He tpinke Oreen Grifin, the few leader of the Griffin faction, was KA AY hia assailant Contrary ¢ the co ‘a deciaton, Tom and Floyd Chadwell were 4l-\ purt Reauneau, of St. Paul, Minn, At an early hour this morning the Jowed ball yesterday, and moved /iga much wiser man today than he steamer Cottage City arrived from with their father, Deputy Dave A.| was when he entered the tenderloin with 267 passengers and Chan to Corbin, Knox county. | district of at eveniag, st in acid Senator 60 Families continue to leave Clay ‘ ol he eMibg fy hap Autireted ba Alrout 7 oF auneau stroiled returned on the Cottage i “a 3 n to the mune, alleged to City Ly advices from Dawson Arrested in Chile. ne of the most disreputable re- state that owing to the exodus to rts inthe city. It was only a short Cape Nome, men are getting scarce BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 10.—Word time until the nimble f f the in the Klondike, and wages have fas been received here that Fred T.| women who frequent th had gone up to $1.60 per hour, Arthur Moore, the defaulting assistant teller | secured $65 from Reauneau's pock- Goddard, the slayer of James Prat of the National Rank of Commerce | ets er came on the Cottage City aw far pf this city, charged with the On discovering that he had been as Victoria. He was taken to the bezziement of $52,000, has been ar- |r 1 mmediate ec New Westminster insane asylum tested at Valparaiso, Chile. The 1 to the pol The passengers of the Cottage City table announces thearr ame from|the name of Joe Comfort was ar- report that there Ie a cor ment the United States consul at Valpa ed on suspicion, but later + f $500,000 worth of Klondike gold tise, but the police say that as thera! was releas Reauneau was so con at Skagway. John H. Alien, ie no extradition treaty with Chil fused that uld t furnish a de law firm of Allen & Alten, ft may be that Moore cannot be tuk-| scription of the woman whom he lown on the Cottage City from in back to this country thought robbed him PRISON BARS WILL NOW THINK. Ke Ye ta € 1 | fed joebar « and Dr 4 Th at | erew rapidly Hix “ | morgue W. EB. Baker taken jail of aon rine 1 f swishing razors and Aneliio fat were b | firat-r of the that city An Italian Me ANTON feht # the Oct oh) in a epeak-casy Adama Express mpany embezsier who was ar fh Beattie several months ago and back to Feston for trial, has ntenced to If months in the During a last even ted among a crowd of alians, and after a brief period iy amed pe yaaa ly gashed and stabbed, the | bly fataliy Vollaiia was arre m wound and San arting stil lay m the while two Tony Vollal,| ted. NARROW ESCAPE One} tors, FROM LYNCHING TILLAMOOK young man named Ore, Miles Oct ‘STACE ROBBERS feame fear being twnched lant | night. owing to an attempted arnault lon the ®-year-old daughter of John BK. Emuburr He was put in the feounty Ja and will have a hearing today HELD T0 APPEAR 10.—Commis- | PENDLETON, Oct | mite ner Walley, upon the evidence | presented by the government against | Harkley and Farrens, held them to the federal grand jury at Portiand, | in the sum of $10,000, for the crime of robbing the Ontarlo-Burns stage mall, on the night Friday, Sep tember 22 Asia Minor Earthquake CONSTANTINOPLE. 1 that tir now estimate perished In the Minor urre of Sept The eff vil wer The earthquak Mitytene Oot. 101 te 1,000 persons Asia The first shock n the morning st 40 neconds. ng. = Whe y destroye tas for rma | $1,001.25; Italian prun tal Ae $001.5; Kalan prunes, Go: Cs one cl the mont deligattol tn tas 8 ™ sas ne r4 ack, Por world VM isken on California muscat, 8$e; quinces, $1.15 STEAMER @1.25 per grapes, $1.00; cre berries, white cartoon fig sr orth Pacific Butter Cheese, &; try Whats at il) p m Butter—Ra 10@i20; fancy dai- peavey and Prédee tee ry, in squares, 12@}4c; Washington View scific Coast Prince ith Son of Sitting Bull STEAMSHIP City of Scattle 10 om 1Sth Balle trom Yesler Whert Sunday, Oct. On their way to Paris For Skagway, via Vancouver Exposition, Ketchikan and Junea, in Assisted by Markis- 653 Hours stum and Indian Drummers and Steamship Farallon Squaws of Makah || ,., ssgwar end Drea Tnbe in full war Ventonrer Ketrbihen Hela costume. aneas. 6 cade — Wednesday. Oct. 18, at 10 P.M, Admission 25 Cents DODWELL & CO., Ltd, 113 James 6t., ‘Phone Genera! exente, aT ealy dressed, larger, 6c; small, ve; calves, large, live, small, & > : by H Hides, Velte and Weet-tteayy Cape Nome Flyer Line sound, salted et over @ ibe, & Hd medium tb.b Tige; Hehe STEAMSHIP sound, un £C) COW, round, “ip tage bulls end oxen igo; colwen, per 1b, LAURAD green hides, * taan ealted dry hides, per Ib, 12¢; dry culls, one third leas; summer deer, per Ib. 220 Me; winter deer, dry, M@l€c; papery A'LS FOR deer, 9e7i2 ary olka, 9@10¢; green » elk, 4@Sc; sheep pelts, 25@95c; shear- Cz > N ings, 15@%5e: Kastern Washington upe } ome wool, fie; Weatern Washington wool 12%c; dirty or timber burned, 10%c; AND tallow, 24 @2e. 5 Verstedies t. Michael a (obbing)—Native pota :@91.00; Yakima potatoes a~_ DIRECT $20.00; beets, $1.00 per sack: carrots per wack, 200600; @tring beans, tc per| POC Helght ant panenger rates apoir ws corm, s100@1.28 per wack: peas Seattle Steamship Co. mate, ra ites aeons bs HALOS | Teepboms Maine = WHITE STAR DOCK | $1.90@2.00 por 100 Ibe; bell peppers beetles ithe decabons sim: Chill peppers, $1.c0@1.¢ native or - SL1bet California onions, $1.16@1.26; garlic, be Ib; Ge AeA Th ket om *61 tAve. win rpunes, Thc; erab apr THEAN vigeive| cantelopes, c@$1.00, caut cae m= NOR Y: Pry) ‘ per doa; lettuce, $1.25 per b RAILWA ow m ‘ dos. 1h p m. Bpok # or Re tn Fruits. Green Fruit Gobbing)—Miack figs T-lb boxes, $1.60; cocoanutes, ste per doz, lemons, $4.60@5.50; ar n G50 per bunch; ew apple cider, 3c per gallon; peaches, orange clings, $1.0081.0 a box: blackberries $1.00@1.25, water melons, 81.00¢1.2 native plums, 65¢; nutmeg meic creamerie: ern Towa @ Cheese (jo boing)—-Native Was ington, UG@12\e; Eastern, 11@ 126 pound printe. Be; Kast Of passage apply at Whart or office of the ling Motus! Lice Bidg. tel Brows mi es Qobbing)—Strictly — fresh ranch, 2c ——= Honey— White comb, 14@1Se; light anton Baie, amber aaite) WW ON ate mtrained, 74 @8e. Poultry — Chickens, live, 1 Wize de fryers, $1.7792.50; ilve turkeys TW W t Pisin i ou an Por ¥ live seis turkeys Ic; geese, live weight Oate Kobbing)—Per ton, $27@28. ~ A Bargain MARKET OTATION Bariey—Steam re 4, $21.00, whole, in a New, Slightly Used i: Second-hand Corn—Whole, $22.50; cracked, $22 or Second-han feed meal, per te $22.0 ewda Mor With the ex. Poh t fruits uae A oe teal Feed—Wheat, £21; ofl cake, meal — c ce. ie n° | $32.00; middi 21.004923.00; bran, Saar an vikane the ein *. 40d | $18.00; shor: $16,00@17.00; chopped we ae a Seeneee & halibut, | fant 00@ $21.00; dalry chopped Remember we have ths aexseguiing 06,000 poutds, vali thal Largest and Most Com: fe new in fish, This arrival | Meet Prices plete Stock in the City | will not chang the p Jay, but! Fresh Meat Gobbing)—Cow beef, | ¢04) 41 write for prices end terms should another large sr-|To per Ib; steer beef, 7%c per ib 1 five, important change an b k- mutton, wether, 8¢ per ib; pork, 7% dS. iS [06 for, Fish men th * | per lb, veal, large, Se per ib; smail, . JOHNSTC short run that not ated. | 100 903 Second Ave. Burke Buil | 3 C0 te 2 Bal Poultry and are anced Provisions Gobbing)--Hama, large, | : . be The «rain mar , ul, 18\e: hame, amall, ie; breakfast ba — and immediate ct x: |con, 1We: dry salted aldes, 7c; Nex, pected 8% ; x Four ads of Yakima es Lard Gobbing)—Tome made. per » Do 1 » Sahil at th nee ton lard compound, tlerces, bo; Rex . mae a per tor Know Good Pears when glutte ith ea . | glad t upply h Fish Gobbing)—Pe 4G they see them. per sa et at, 4@ almron, 4@ flow 4 4 low aa " 1 Ae *, MMC; rock Cod, 54 Some Don't; 2 t 9 wer ked, | 6¢; shrimps amelt, 904 i at 1 San Franciaca | Olvmpin, $4,004.50 per Do You? eines ry ' just enoug aa clams, & to balnr the demand. Native and t rabs, liv "1 bi Cooke ure both plentiful 0; Ung cod, be rack cod, 6@7 ist ah Cas jow ks $11 Conor samen, cor th clsroes, Fe The San Diego Fruit Co, Nutimeg melons ace wetting wean =| fF rp ay dice 415 Pike Street, er, and V t $1.0001 Quins i th wa valned (aan High an $108 Nuts The Best, aud Plenty, Too,” The following prices ita—Walnuts, per Ib sacks, 13 | fered to the producer osal | black walnuts, 16; pecans, 10; alm-| weclan tae dullvaey ia:7 ta aus soft shell, 15@18e; alm TAerEae Ate Ine bar Wi aeketia Lies Peanuts, Te; pine, YCCOCCS°OO9OOOS Grain--Oats, $0.00. barley. $17 50@ | He; Coconuts, per Coren, 5G Me. FACTS...... 18.00; whe iicken feed, $19.00; bran Hay, Grain and Foed No. 1 Claret at S0e a gallon $14.00; shorts, $15.00 $14.004719,00,| Stay Gobbing)—Puget sound, per| An invaluable digestion Hay—Puget sou ns, $7.00@ | ton, $6,007.00; Eastern Washington| @ “promoter o ie aie, 9.90; Eastern W 1 timothy, | timothy, $11.00@$12.00; alfalfa, $7.60. rics $14.00; alfalfa, $9.00@0 10.00. Oats Gobbing)—Per ton, 222K | Kgee—Strictly freah ranch, 2¢ Rarley—Steam rolled, whole First Butter—-Fresh ranch, 8@10c; best | $19 creamery, 21025 Corn—Whole, $22 cracked, $24;) Woultry Spring chickens, 1c; live} feed meal, per ton, $24.00 | fryers, $1.60@2.00 live turkeys, 10; | nd—Wheat, $1; oil cake, meal, BONNEY & STEWART Live stock—Cholee beef cattle, | $82.00; middiings, $21.00023.00; bran.|f Farlora, Thin -Are. end Coluen bie gt cows, 4@¢MC; steers, 44@be; good | $16.00; shorts, $17.50; chopped feed jephone Main ls Reattia, Wash Rows, live, dic; hogs, dressed, 6i4c; |$19.00@21.00; dairy chopped feed, $18 ith Nels bikie tinned iit bin ik i * The following gentlemen were ap- pointed by the chamber of commerce to investigate the Calumet mine, of Index: Andrew Knox, J. G. Given, Geo, K, Sackett, Griffith Davies, Thos. A. Prosch, Maj. Baldwin, We kind er you to these gentiemen cerning the mine. The price ot ck Is ibe a share, non-aasessable Op venings until 9 p.m. Call and see assays and samples. Office Phone Main aA iret avenue CORBITT f bridg- pile driv. bunkers. ete ina Srd foundations: dealers in piles, loge and spars ‘ CONT MACTORS AXO BUILDERS NOUN OR, Div iefeen & Gill, eompractors ane builders: live Weetern Ave. Tel. But 693. MANDALA, general Jobbing. Tel Green Gee Cantina bE ~ FO BALK er rent Tenia 1 gles ne hi prone Bult 1001 loure tn the city, ve non Derew den ett end bridge work foe building DASCING ™ ADEMY. MEST aed only thoron city Hanke ball, Fifth end MUTOLs AND FUKNISMED ROOMS free bathe. CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Courtney & Jott, prop.: 26, 3c per day; $1.50, | $2.00 per week; electric light; bath rm, h and Main ‘Phone, Black 1450. YORK —-Piret avenue ang Pike; Gree rooms and voard at 6 per week. COLMY—Cor. Third end Cherry; room and beard, $8 week and up HOTEL BAVOT—Pirasant rooms, 635 First, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. 2235 First avenue. MOTEL det ch JUNK. THE SEATILE Junk Co bat square buriness, i Tel. a ALASKA Junk Co, rompt returns a - eh P Rated ese a .XD eu! ANON. JAMES DOTH\WRi-—~Morteage loans, Gre ine. & surety bonds. E} Boston blo ik ss ue MAX*EN. cor une Com. win and Pine plete Hall end Winter tock of Millinery MAO MRS. JASCHETA, protons nurse. Corner 27th and | midwife and jadipon streetm. MEDICAL AND ELECTRIC TRE MRS DR. sw AN Tyrkiah . ee Lathe: nervous oe. chromic disease oe cured, readiogs Soc, 829 Pacise bik, PRINTING AND BINDING, METROPOLITAN 112 Yesier way. Print 4 Be tng Co, Phone tae bot commercial Phone Main 49+ F. BRADLEY, book, job he, 612 Viird ot sAtENE WAKNES ATPOUNETs & CO. edo, starr “ward Validing PRESON AL Haneon before purchasing a sew! Teaching A few good second-nend a bie, #18 Couumbie joe, WANTRED—To buy off gold end ailver. Ht. Henrel. mfr. Jeweler, 28 Hinekley block. MHGNS AND HOCSH NOM Me Rs. RURARR type, aluminum and enam: re for ligne and house Meson, S10 Nesler way. Tel Binck - 2 sewing machines, # Sold on oi RERt door te posto! SHIP CHANOLERS SUNDE & ERLAND, makers, riggeré aud ship chandiers, ufacturers of tents, tarpaulina, mint hoes, canvas of all widths. Yesier “whart STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE. RASER & MORGAN, 408-410 Orctdentat avy Main leu on | storage, distributing house negotinble Teceipts accepted ae collateral ey TATLORS THE PACIFIC Teltoring Ga —Beat $18. yp METAL WORK. mig. and repaiciag eves; Un roof ‘hone Mfin wr OF EVERY desert yy furnaces and steel Clark, 107 W. Madiaon 3t WANTE! EXPPRIENCED short-hour work WAITRESS for Portland restaur, WANTED CLOTH CAST-OFF clothing. bought at M0 Second ave. Spot Cash ron Gold Dust Full Assay Value, Any Quantity. JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. Nocherry St Rl. Building aed