The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1899, Page 3

* " THE SEATTLE STAR. 4 | , facturing, industrial, steamehip ar "VANDERBILT Viol . . MOY WANTED, Hi P other enterprises ee ; BRIGHT BOY, t veare c ‘ te mines for holeting, Air compressors atate commer nindion mee w cor L off Address are ued to operate the drilia, Hy vay naider moplaint f 0. Rox 0. | means of electricity a low mrade or | versus th ith vein ! full line of o is worked that was never uned be | jing ‘ thon of Ntoremtat wWALF ian fore merece 4 wh therm Pacitt : t tt t anc " , es WANT Millmen, woodemen. covks cna A new way to coal locomotives i if Secolermeds ands Be CrAINc 7s ind pocket diari | * engineers, Tirwmnen. tren being Introduced by @ prominent | rom tantic poin , west railroad. All the engineer has to do Look Elsewhere. leanw to ie Hey coat, wo tha . . | is to run his engine on a trestle mW YORK 19.—Of course | Other More direct lines can only ' | coal drops into Nie tender, which t*| Hitious maidens consider Alfred O Onions KPMVPN & CO, ine, the ma . | welehed am ft drops in ‘Vanderbilt the moet deurabe | THE UNKNOWM KNOWN and reliably abstract éompnby, entabite reat wing to t é af, Electricity in being practically and) “catch” in moctety, Hut all alens go | _ Denny-Coryel!lCo ) aining cine” te’cherry te | mont economically used in the manu. | to prove that the mateh-making | Thomas Hughes, the inglivh bar 7iG Firet Ave : = < facture of glass in Germany, Sma'l| mothers and their marriageable rieter who died here some weeks Seereqeeemeeges attle Abstract Co, 419 N. ¥. bik. » portable crucibles are used and the | daughters car finally and indeli ago, WII be buried here |e ’ 4 2 : : +. No inten Gaanenae sent | ing, werd and matched, $17@21 ‘ Nhe i ASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 18 in tale ae WHOS ee Se ge plants are placed near streams |ibly serateh young Vanderbilt from | the local Hritish conmul, haw receiv. | gay einen 19@18; 10-tnc edelaube dearth s President MoKinley is now busily ter ating, _aie is an eee ee reldar, | Where water power In available in- | thelr list of bachelors worthy to bes ed 4 fram trienda of Hughes in| ¢9 so@is. 12-inch, $18@19; fencing FV CARMOLL Inwyer, ntostor in adsal . ed 1 pre . \s r QSter Bitten, 5 ig — * |) stead 0! tr co * o come unb ponnel w ton, m4 oe S * " y + and solicitor ofpatents Menai 74-99 engaged 19 preparing Ais annual! vi ich serves ae a altting room, with a ors a} supplies “eg age Slag dls pheeaaeh, Bolton, Rng 4 or 6-inch fivish, 8; No. 2, 8%; Voor iiinewley block ’ message to the congress, which ts 1 All telephones and telegraph lines umors, in th sudoirs the =e - channel rustie ¢ siding, weight Cita NF roome 14-18 Hotler bite. | Mra MeKinley Ing his paper : CHAR UN ENON rooma 14618 Motier bide. to assemble in December. All of} and tak any: is morning smoke, he|!= France are rated by the ov ubs, has lo leclared t Mr USING NEW TRACK. 7,000 Ibm, $11@14, fie tlraver, Jole's and the preatiential messages are im-! iikes to put in a half hour with the; rmment. There are 112 towns ont-| Vanderbilt is engaged to marry Mise svantlings, ruugh, ECG16; B18 15 AMC ET OTS. r wide Paris supplied witht te. | Elate French daughter of Mra, FO The Seattle City allway company 9.0018; 8 4 5, $11@916; bes boards, I HOUGHTON, 414, 615, 416, 417 portant, and the president's t message, while his mind is clear and | rh > 1th c ‘ 4 , st harasaments which| Phones with an aggregate popula ne young mnan an bean running care on ite double I2-tech and up, #6 # block. this year will be a document ¢ age veenca. te | ton of 6,000,000, ‘There t# great young woman have known | track on Yesler way Saturday last, — Warhington Bed Ce ————— common significanc Potitic rf le ove uy + this halt hour mplaint as to pense and ur er since they wer , The company will double-track Jack. Reugh, $9, bevet maing, wetgut USINESS COLLEGES omists are eagerly waiting an| ae the message, and takes the big | *atlefactory op on {a sentiment much deeper and |won treet and run an electric ling | 10m, $1415.00; ceiling, welghte, Now Wilks Wusineas College, Tel. Maint explanation of some matters, not sthert chair at the south winds A new rival to Niagara Falls in| #tronger than ohiidieh | thereon, a® outlined by the dB yl eer Be yee tte neat ne neg TEs —————————————S oe : reaped hero ; rojected at Newfane N. ¥., where | seeme lately to have animated Mr. /some time ago. Thin will be com-|% 2 @nd 3, %-Inch, 106 the 7 HANKS. ably the policy of expansion and the | with a H kon th ' pro} gard ahs ne N.Y, wher?! Vanderbilt. He has been devoted | p ted February 2 wainscoting, HOGI; rustic, 826@28) oo - none continuous performance in the Ph Ne small pats of) ® “igs cage repeal f factories are | t Misa French, She in an heirens, | *A® whingles, $1.50; standard whin Finer, Bar) BANK OF ippines, the tribute pald to the sul commor n use, but drawe) PPS & sokuhed. péaltinibare ah make 1 BO Um hemaking mame gles, $1.10; 1-inch finiah, 12, 14 and 16 | Pata up Capital $150,000 paren unexplainable proposition ops near at hand In mak ot. mantfectuting tewn r the richest bachel ] dar squares, 7, 9 and 10 feet, 84@ i uriee MeMicken View F regarding which evasion is impos- | notes he uses a pen Nn preference era * 20, pickets, $12. fener Zeiper. i ait Rut, aside fror gray to pen and ink, and the notes erated by electricity : ‘| Monday Morning —Markets open Kiln dried, $1 in advance of green; | icici telngraphic Oe of the questions involved, it is inter-| pretty full, often being in the torn) Af electrical generating plant Is to ed the week on Saturday's prices. | drayage, We Wi Bll the erincibad ation of the esting to observe the methods Mr. |} he expects to insert in the mem . tyre nag “ agers a‘ poral | There is @ good stock In most every Jobbing Quotations. — McKinley ia adopting in assembling | although more ofte an anayliele, | nt BO 50 CRPEY SOO OTSFIO CUE | thing but fish, which are in big de TMB PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK pa of the message into which will serve when he dictates | Pent 100 miles to operate cotton fac : The Jobbing quotations today were OF BRATT Lie. saber oo 8h tia babiest th ib ahaucarraches en to be bu under British en | nand and not over-plentiful The | as follows Capital stock paid in Mie fromieg ofthe meee eal wh ace oon de kee ant rprise and with Hritish capital | | n market Is beginning to show | | Bugar Gobbing)—Golden C, In bbls, graded process of accretion, withou so all mg hg ea France is not a whit behind, but | fon : fare signe of.activity, and @ good extra C, in bbis, 4.75; powder \ Wiee “President any defin srder at the outset trustworth enogra # secret in her movements. t MINNEAPOLIS, Nov, 12 The | winter trade is ¢ ted ; dry granulated, $5.20, cube, the ‘principal cities part being taken up and elaborat “get depely See Ay | many has big defensive enterprises | Journal Sunday outlined J. J. Mil'*! Pruits and vegetables. of every io pot on in orices Es: ates and Europe and then set aside for some other tates from his notes | OM band along ite restricted sea) supposed round the world” belt! i114 are plentiful. Geasonable na jour, etc, (jobbing)—Pa | sca NDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK OF part, and finally all parte being 4 . co. but eachemes of def line, rivaliing the Canadian Pacifi 7 ’ cellent, $3.30; Novelty A, $3.10; Star) SEATILE. fitted together into one homogenous which he wishes (| peing matured which will make Ita links are: Liverpool to New York, | Ve goods are arriving, and ate of | (bakers’), $2.85; Centenaial,$3.90; Gold | Corner Yester Way Ai First, avenge whole, The president has been ju! nthe He Iva rapid ae | trance to that country aa dimcult as | via North 8. &. Co.; New| bigh grade | Hock, $3.15; California brands, $4.25;| ,4,CAitel « te) . td : , of halts of henitates “aggre = | nee corn m eilow, $1.65 per 100 Ibs in o' ideas o ace 1 the | cracking @ government safe York to Chicago, via Baltimore & y * ¥. L. Jacoveun...... bie the re while his W pa trie | B Soee neyo hg Th ulckest coal-handiing ma- | Ohio: Chicago Minneapolis, via| | The following prices are being of- | 10-Ib is, $1.86 bi SO-Ib sacks; | ip Eoapeae:: summer n his Western trip) though at the ent time he is quickest coal-ha « popetlbensegg, al, Minneapotin to| fered to the producer by the local corn meal, white, $1.60 per 100 ibs in| * recently he frequently made a mem-| onty handling thoae topics which af. | Chinery nen Just naee at OPerR: | ccattlo. Via Great Northern, Heattie | eles for delivery im round lots on 10-1b sacks, $3.00 bbl in 00-Ib sacks orandum on some current to) ord « t . . ton at Calumet . ere are | * + Nor' = Gail 7 J > © ent topic) ford atively plain sailing i rte en enenet ‘ty [to Hongkong, via Nippon Yuren| the dock or in the ear at Beatle buckwheat flour, pure, 83.0 per iRIDGE BUILOERS AND CONTRACTORS. which Re wag turning over in biel: o. scKiniey'ts now usitig ét Se ene. we | saighe tt This would make a 31} GFain-— Oats, $20.00; barley, $17.00;/90 Ibs in 10-1b @acks; cracked ct Bas Bay «wasn mind. AN this fragmentary and| ? r ~ steam, ‘Hach one drops Into a barge | 2 * ake a wheat chick feed, $20.00; br wheat, $: per Ibe ig 10- RATTLE BRIDGE CO.—Bullgers of bridg- embryonic material now serving | @!l the time when he writes. This/ under ft and scoops up three tons | CAy® Journey | $14.00. shorts, $16.00; rye, $20.00; pop. | 1b eacks; farino, $2.85 per 100] f, wharves, coal bunkers, ote; pile anv. as a sort of groundwork. le & Rew aspect to the square-| of coal at a dock, and {na few » | corn, $2.75 per 100 Ibe pounds in 10-1b sacks; 6-1b sacks, $3.00| and spars. nanes Suareee ee le, HGS Mr. McKipley’s methods of tii aa face londs it is in the furtmce COLLIDED | nay ta € perl - — y uget sound. r tone oe r cwt; steel cut oatmeal, 83. per N - | Allo ne are getting ready for | £00; Easter, Washington timothy, | 100 Ibe in 10-Ib sacks; graham flour,|_ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDEMS ue he nest war Our shell makers | | $12.00; alfalfa. $7.50. $1.75 per 100 Ibe in 10-1b sacks; whole D8, Disiefeen @ Gill, tractors a | have produced the “Ieham shel Keee—Strictly fresh ranch, 0@3ic;| wheat flour, $1.85 per 100 Ibe in 10-1b| _bwilders: 1108 Western Ave. ban bee rownins ie ri icizes ( ongress | One of these shelis broke an armor | | Deters 2% ore sacks; rye meal, $2.10 per 100 Ibe in| RANDALL, general jovbing. Tel. Green O60 for Not Recognizing Gallantry. WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov ebove all others in the annual report of Admiral Crowninahle the bureau of navigation, just made pubic of congress because of the failure to reward the officers recommended for advancement, as a result of the battles around Cuba; second, commendations for a change in the @nd, third, men. the suggestions touching 13. There are three features of tntere ohie is an arraignment First, the re- system of receiving ship: new system of training lands. present Under the first head the admiral writes: “A condition of affairs discouraging to mplished much, inevitable consequence of any effort to cers, who have risked and ac regular result that seems an proud and ambitious offi- is the ragged and tr give permanent of substantial official recognition to bravery, gallantry or devotion. Before the outbreak of the dressed to the officers of the North Secretary Long) ad through the admiral, war, you feet, Atlantic | @ letter, from which the following is an extract “‘Rach man engaged In the work of the have In him the stuff out of w the man wins, the recognition given bim sha! en to Cushing, #0 far as the department “Every effort of the department Been balked. Of the officers who served Ton, three have been confirmed In the re: ment—two because their cases were nshore squadron should hto make a pom Cushing, and if be as great as that giv an bring it about to redeem this solemn pledge has in th orth Atlantic squad ed by the depart present spitious moments, | the other because of a misapprehension.” | THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. Causes a Spirited Fight B tween Factions. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 12.— ‘There is a spirited Aight on between friends of the National University and the friends of the American Uni- versity. On one side is lined up the entire following of the strong and in- organization and on the other a large number of distinguished co!l- lege presidents, who claim to be trying to follow out the original ideas of George Washington. The latter group feels confident of winning the sympathy and support of the people and of congress, but claims to be uneasy because the President, as a Methodist, might na- ably toward the unquestionably ad- mirable plang of his friends and the ehbureh. There was a meeting in Washing- ton last week of the committee of | fifteen college presidents and edu- cators appointed by the National Educational Association, to urge on the president that he recommend to congress the erection of a National University. The moving spirit in the meeting was Dr. W. R. Harper, President of Ch university Other prominent educators ent were: President Schurman, Cornell; President Anget!, University of M chigan; President Eltot President Wilson ton and Lee university. The transport Victoria returned from the Philippines last evening with four passengers. Of the 413 fhorses she took from here, 402 were fely landed in Manila. After that @ number of them had to be shot, owing to their suffering from giand- em MILLS CLOSE TODAY. be thrown the clos The The coke Five thousand men wil out of work today owing t ing down of 256 #hingle mills shut-down will last for 60 dayn closing in to allow excens sto which accumulated on account of ar shortage, to be cleared ur a In this way maintain the present prices fuential Methodist Episcopal churc’ | turally be expected to lean favor-| of Harvard | of Washing: | ROUTE FOR THE PACIFIC CABLE. Mountains and Valleys Found on the Ocean B: WASHINGTON, Rear Admiral Bradford has comp! ed the official naval project for a trane-Pacific submarine telegraph cable between San Franciaco and Manila in time to supply « with all the essential information at the opening of the next seaaion All doubt has been removed regarding the practicability of the enterprise by the adoption of Honolulu, Mid-, way and Guam as relay stations on| the long line and by the discovertes made fromthe naval survey Nero, as to the character of ocean bed between those points The sounding instruments of thie} ship disclosed an abyss in the weat ern Pacific over five miles deep, but a slight divergence from a straight | line finally developed a route avold ing this insuperable obstacle to lay | D. C., Nov. 12.- ner ahip | the jing a working cable. At another jat 12 mites an hour. Water powe | point, on the same stretch between! at Lake Moraine on Pike's Peak Midway and Guam, a submerged| generates the electricity and tranay Mountain over 12,000 feet in height| mits the power nine miles The line was discovered and a reasonably | will shortly be extended to C “ level road around this was found. | Springs, 22 miles. The mines are ao | ee high up the mountain that the | cont of water and fuel was heavy at Science-Invention salidebbalanaawst The plan for a national university | = fn Washington originated with the! It Is proposed to expend $2,000,000 Father of his country, and the/in changing a New York cable to Movement to reallze the object has| electricity ‘ survived him through every admin-| The pyramids are to be electrical istration that has followed, and ly lighted by a 25,000 electrical horne- been seer he spar i congre bY | power plant mine presidents, the last recommen- * a A long distance telephone line ts i” having been made by Gar-| suet opened from St. Louis to Fort “ga a ae he Smith, Ark Flectrical power can be profitably |a@ steam is used Automoh races will soon be the n France and draw large crowds A mal organization of ele al workers is to organized at The transport Garonne, with 287) prtabure tk the Git Week OF Mules for the army in the Philip: mber pines, sailed for Manila last nig he hy Ae RE The Garonne also carried a large yen merennee Save by . cessfully sent between captive bal miscellaneous cargo, and about 400) eee ny meet high ; " Sens of teed. ¢ mile high and #ix mile pa panel oe apart THE VICTORIA ARRIVES ~° rr Champagne botties from losing gas a French scientist covers the cork with a layer of copper elec trically deposited Another electrical town is to he bullt the Winoosk tiver vr where 0-foot head can be had Th engineers pay t * an eal place A New k automobile noerr has Just mpleted 20 vehlele fo New York Koston and Chicag The wre working day and night on an order for 4,000 Laat ek, Prof. Pleming, an Kn glish scientist, received a wireless message from Boulogne, France, in three minutes, that came by cable nm one hour A good English authority estim ates that $1,000,000,000 foreign capital |» now operating in Russia in manu-| | read about plate tynamite pounds Kineers of it The to splinters with 129 pounds hell Roya weighed The English not know what to make} 1,900 En Seeing that the Cear ts industrial ly revolutioniaing Siberia and Cen tral Asia with railroads and irr) schemes and tho loans of * money to start millions of peasants to be- come freemen, ment has qui y taken up the English govern the de velopment of East India on @ broad er seale than tt been conducted son te in the | effort is being Britieh capital develop tte b almost enough present, but ite depos diamond drt po with ite po; phonie con tablished as far Jamestown, N. 1 vn the south, anv southwest nt resource * awalt the m # development for 20 years. “i. At he made to to go t * ratlronds enorm. ner ha Cur- th me every encourage India to It has for # mineral k and Something ts to be pulation of 300,000 nection has been es at Grand Forks »., also to Memphi 4 Latte Rock A line is being complet producing capacitics estimated Cripple Creek, #0 much talked and . above the sea; 1,000 tons of ore tion 16.000. Sten ft, but d line first. » not enter of grades and | to 14 feet and make the round trip and has per month m raitro curves cll only 9.800 ¢ 180 produetive kold mines, 18 of which send out is very little known, It area in a little over six square mile | of hil! and vatley ve ula mb 1 WILL SAW WooD. Albert attle t ryan, the y who w well-know » the r ds encircle but an electric 0 n Se. Philig pines wt st Washington vol unteers, han bullt a good-sized raw- mill there and will make Manila his home. Mr. Bryan sailed from San Francisco Thursday to join her husband PARADES HAS SURRENDERED Ho Only Gave in After a Ter- rific Battle, Howeve PUERTO Nov. 12. yesterday m the army of ex and only gave in tle. About 700 and wound Gen, attack on the ¢ Paturday mo fierce. De ¢ CA i ion urs lat bomb. WILL GIVE A FA The conerer Hirsch will ho Armory for four Nov. 20. The voted to the ere cogue. Wood Fuel Co. $2.25 a ning The 0 RELLO, He « President An after a terrift persons were elty is in ra ity Friday ning the battle be a entered the srdment began f Venezuela, Parades surrendered ommanded Irade, © bat Keitle ruins lan nlieht am: tow rnir ° n t began an ion of Temple a 1 a barear at th fays, commencing tlo fa new load Tel Buy & acres. Moore Invest. fyna Co, proceeds will be de- Seattle The E. s. Pease ike in al j Narrow Channel. | ABHTARULA, ©, Nov, 12 The Steamer Edward & ase, coming mh with a car of tron ore, collided with the pier in the heavy sea today | and sank inside of the harbor, The Pease arrived at the harbor en trance at noon, The wind was blow ne hard. When she attempted to make the rh into the Minnesota slip swung broadside and stove a great hole in her starboard bow. She w run up to the head of the slip before | sinking, and now Hew in 18 feet water, The wreck blocks the chan he! for large ships AIMS AT THE GERMAN VOTES ed to New Orteans, and will be ex CHICAGO, Nov. 12 German tended at once to Houston, Tet. | american Democrats are preparing | Over $3,000,000 have been expended |i, organize Cook county and the this year in connecting the main | rest of the state on a platform long-distance telephone lines with | anti-imperialiem and anti-trust small towns east of the Missiesipp! | particularly ‘the former. A call wili river, The interior is to completely | be sent out for a meeting of the gridiron the south with long-distance | contra! committee of the Cook coun lines. ty an-American Democracy the Rusaia in being opened up to won- frat Wednesday in December At Jerful engineering ponsibilities. All| that meoting Prosident Julius Tuct ¢ ita great rivers are being measur-| band will outline a plan of cam ed and surveyed, and all knowledge | paign for the Germans to carry out [concerning them digested. An in-| with a view to winning In the mun tricate system of connecting canais| cipal election and next yea are projected that will cobweb the| tt is pr 1 to reach all the Ger empire. Ratiroads besides the great | man v hroughout Miinols, re line through Siberia are being pro-| gardiess of party, and jected to develop unlimited natural | the state by countle t resources.’ The alma of the leaders | paign commit will be formed in this industrial regeneration are! carry on the work outside of Chi to make it the mightiest industrial | cago. power tn the Eastern Hemiaphere. —— The water flows of the rivers are be WAR WITH RUSSIA’ LONDON, Nov. 12—The undoubt ed military activity of Japan in a matter of deep concern in 8t. Peter burg, according to mall advices re- ceived here A report was current today that Japan was mobilizing 200.000 men the Russian frontier. This im ab- surd. What Japan ts doing is mo ing troops Korea by the thou and, disguised an coolles, and to al 1 this, the regulation regarding emigration into Korea was recently withdrawn | BUMPED AN ICEBERG. amer Al-K rived from ports Satur evenir pase Capt. W Abercrombie, U. 8. A., and 12 me bers of his exploring party, were among the passengers T pas eengers t fu collision between the Dora and an teeberg in C sound The vessel had a hole stove in her hull which necessitated bea her on Dow siand, The report that the river had reopened is not true ae regards Dawson, where the ice remains intact SUNDAY SALOON CASE The tr of Save Make with violating the state Ing his saloon open on heen set for Thursday » follow. ng is the Jury: John & a, F. L Jacobson, J. W. Aller Burman Schoenfeld, Daniel Jones and Chas Rruhn TO LEVY TAX. ON CALL LOANS thorizes the sta hat the i ternal revenue bureau of the treas ury department has rendered a d cision to this effect, but that the question has been referred to Attor- 1 General Griggs for a decision Should the att general's decie sion upbold the construction of the treasury department, payment of the tax will be inforced. In that event, without doubt, the bapk {will make an appeal whe | Hutter—Native 10-1b sacks; rye Nour, $2.25 per 100 Ibe | =_—_ = Poultry—Spring chickens, 10@110; | in 10-1b sacks, split peas, 100-1b aacka, CLOTHES CLEANING, ve fryers, $1.39 1.86; live turkeys, ees split peas, $3.00 per i Ibs Ab ee oraily Co 12 2%-Ib boxes; mixed peas, 82.0, in| § shape Peis | Live stock—Cholee beef cattle, | | sucks; pearl barley, $4.00 per 100 Ibs) Shean, repairing. Ti0e. cown, 4@4Kc; atoors, 44@5e; good | in wack, $4.00 ve ewt. in 26-1b boxes; | DEN Tints. hogs, live, 4%e; hogs, dressed, 6i4c; | rolled barley, $21.00; wheat fakes, RR Depew a | calves, dressed, large, €c; small, ¥¢;|75-Ib boxer, $1.85; wheat fakes, $2.60| “iM DEEEW. sentiay, apectaltes tm crown caly 4c; emall, 6c. Hide: and Wool—Heavy| 150 ibs net: sound, salted steers, ovir 60 Ibs, Be; yellow, | medium sound, per Ib,b Tio; lght| corn meal, white $3.00 | sound, under U6 ibn, 7c; cows. sounc, |b all weights, Te stage, bul | 4@Gc; malted kips, Tc: ealy S%e. ereen hides, lc lees than saited dry hides, per Ib, 120; ary culla, one- | !d sack: third leas; summer deer, per Ib, 22@ in 60-Ib Re; winter deer, dry, 14@16c; papery per bbl in -1b sacks | deer, 9@12c; dry elke, 9@100; green per ddI in Wid sack heep pelts, 2@96c; shear- per tb, | wheat, $ per bbi_ in | tallow, 24@ te. otables per Ib, 29@ Sle; | per case of 96 2-Ib pkas, in bbis $3.50) fancy rolled oats, $2 2.90 per bbl in 50-1b sacks: steel cut oatmeal, $6.50 per bbl in H- mm four, $2.90 per bb!) whole wheat flour, n | per bbl; fancy rolled oats, In bbls, $4.96; fancy rolled oats, 90-Ib MRS BK. A. DANCING ACADEMY. BEST and only thorough @ancing school Im and Pike. city. Hanke ball, per bbl in 60- cke; buckwheat flour, pure, $7. - and oxen 20 per bbl in 60-Ib sack: cracked ey BALE ‘se W-lb sack’: WO STERN-WHEEL ENGINES and 4 Marine Boller and pumps, all in good condition. Apply Cahn & rye meal, $2.75) Cohn, cor. Ratiroad av. and Yesler. rye flour, 4 = ide net! ING AND MANICU HUMPHREYS, Hair main De Fastern Washington | - Sige, Weatern Washington wool | (ae ee: 0; Hoe w te. agg ge per Dressing, Face Massage and Mani- AP we y sacks, $26.00;/ cure. 625 and $26 Pacific biock. dirty oF timber burned, 10%e;| OMe. ON chop, 80-Ib sacks, $1600" | | Coffee Gobbving)—Green — Mocha, | “INE c ava, por Ib, 2@28e,| RACINE Bath Cabinets, best made. ser Ib, Turkish bath in your home for 3c. 16G lve, Potat Gobbding)—Nat! . sta Rica, choice, p “al . 9 - t ‘s a ae ee = oft a fet sheet Ronsted—Arbuckie's, in 100-1b cases, | Call or send for eyes sagt 7 ‘ rg 0 Oe. tet, Foe nae Been ee | per 100 Ibe, $12.36; 40-ib cases, per 106| ern Tollet Specialty Co. 109 znd av. . ~ % 00 Ibs, = Tek ber SA A ee ee aon ae ei tiem pet ib, 65c,| HOTELS AND FURNISHED ROOMS or Rac cs, 20% cucum 3 ease os ee ie’ gack. 4c; Aden Mocha, 37i%c; Cara-| HOTEL YORK—Pirst avemue and Pike: Ora jer 236 = ee “Ad Li a cola, Sic; Guatemala, 2ic; ground, Class rooms and board at 98 per week. potatoe we per *: bell | coffee, 16@20c; Lion, 100s, $12.26; 68, noTEL savoT— Pleasant rooms: @ Fin Fire, peppers, $1.00G1.25; Chill peppers. | s19 30° 960, $12.45. | $1.00@1.25; native onic $1,153.25; | NPATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. | California onions, $1.15@125; garlic, | === = | 2225 First avenue. | Te Ib; caulifiowers, he per doz; let | JUNK. ' Jischsxihecerta' Sot | Pact Coast Steamship a ne. per sack: radishes, 10¢; pumpkins ALASKA Junk Co Pighest 2e per Ib; squash, 2c; horse-radish at | . FP feturna.” en TiaT Wettera Aves ‘ for San Francisco ne 118, a Fruit em —F ‘The company’s elegant | a < reen Fru Jobbing) —Rt | steamsht ueen, | JAMES poTHWELL— joana, Ore 25-1b boxes, $1.25; lemons, $3.5064.00 Fe ee i Sins | Anan & porety ‘Conds, We itotem wieet tive pl nm, 60 tal ne “ama, memaat aa ve pie nh @76e; Italian prunes. au MINING ENGINEERS, bic; Calitornia grapes, white and) teay SEATTLE 00. m iia valeelevente si s8 «9 ae $1.00@1.25; ¢ c wale museat.| vy. 5 10, 15. 20, 26, 90, Dec. 6, 10, 15 L. M‘Allaster, 003-504 Pioneer bidg. 1G125; quince ec held oad Etat Ay ogy liga Raped ethno vag egal FS | box, cranberries, $8 solely oad oleae adapta yok MILLINERY, |figs, 10 pke box, hereafter, | MES MANSEN cor 4th and Pine Com | Prunes, Thc; crab Leave Sa Francisco for Seattle 10 a. M.| _piete Fal: end Winter stock of Mu ingry apples, $2.00 per dc cooking appl a 1 27, Dec. 2, 7, 12, —- | b a 1, 38, 3, MEDICAL AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT. $1 e@) a box; fancy red appl r . 1, and every fifth day a s $2. 006 bananas, " 4.00; per-| thereafter | uns. DR. SWAN, 528 Pacific bik. simmons, $1.50. — adhe: Ohccen cl aon | FOR ALASKA TING AND SINDING. | 6 Leave Seattle 9 a. m.- oye Butter — Washington creameries,| Cottage City. Nov. 11, 26, Dec. 11, 26. | METROPOLITAN Printing @ Ree ou ound prints, 3c; Eastern lowa and! City of Topeka, N 21, Dec. 6, | —* | is gin, 260@2e 2 TATENT ATTORNEYS Chee Jobb! Native Wash- Al-Ki, Nov. 1, 16, Dec. 1, 16, 31, and EB « 167s Blarr- bulldt: ington, 14@15e, ern, 1M@15c. every fifth day thereafter. — Kaas ebvingStrictly fresh) or further information obtain | VERBON AL ranch, 3c. | Sam waeee folder, SEE Hanson before purchasing & Honey—White comb, 14@1Se; tight | ‘The company reserves the right to| machine. a’ few and ‘eee amber, § 13@14c; amber, 12@18¢;! change without previous notice,| Since Unpacite Coen strained, T4@kc. steamers, salling dates and hours of — Poultry Chickens, Mve, 12@12¢:; salting J. F. TROWBRIDGE WANTED—To buy old fryers, $1.76G2.60; live turkeys, 140;| "puget Sound Supt. Ocean Dock, | —ensel_mfr. jewsler. | ducks, 12c; geeme, 1c; ive weight. || genttie | on AM . | Corn—Whole, $21.60; cracked, $28;|° ‘tip town ticket office, 618 First av- | SIGNS AND HOUSE NUMBERS. | feed meal, per ton, $23.00. tlenus, ‘Seattic: (oodall, Perkins @ | MUBBEN tps, aluminum end Sree os Feed—Wheat, $21; of] cake, meal, ce, s] agents, San Francis Meston, 310 Yesier $22.00; middlings, $21.00@23.00; bran, | $15.00; shorts, $16.00@17.00; chopped | SEWING MACHINES. feed, $19.00G821.00; | feed, $16.00. Hay, Grain and Feed dalry chopped Washington & Alaska *t:.onms.m STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S nines. Best ang don easy pay Office next door to postofiice. mente, May Gobbir et sound, per SHIP CHANDL ton, $9.00@ 10.00; F n Washington | wens — - timothy, $14.00; alfalfa, $9.00, ot aogesh ans, wharf, ath Oate Gobbing) $24.00. Hiscturgre Of tenia, tars Harley—Steam rolled, $19.50; whoi- $19 OND HAND GooDs. Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $24 ~- bt Daneiow ote feed meal, per ton, $24.00 STEAMSHIP A FULL LINE of Heaters, cook Meat Prices Fresh Meat (obbing)—Cow beef, City of Seattle stoves and furniture of every de. rippion at E. Chapin's, 6th & Pike To per Ib; steer beef, T%c per ib TIN AND SHEET METAL WORK. enatton, wether, cael york 2 : Balls from Yesler Wharf at ™ OF EER description : sad ropaiting per Ib; veal, , Be a - i me UrMAceS ANd Keel stoves; Lin roo! 0c Wednesday, Nov. Ath _ Clerk. 207. Madison st Phone Mfin a? Provisions Gobbing)—Iama, large, aa Sahtoe 13%c; ham - mony ase breakfast ba. For Skagway, via Vancouver snags nti con, 1Me; dry saltey ; , ‘ ‘ 232 . Ketchikan and Junea, io F class dressmaker, 2232 Ist av, 8% ar " ; Lard Uocbbing)—lWome made, per 65 Hours IF YOU WANT to be sulted, call on Ib, 7% White Star, ® in spectal, Ke underwear dealer. 1115 1st Bc; lard compound, tlerces, 6c; Rex. avenue. Say you saw it in the Star, 5% i ea—a——e————= From Man Gonvingy—Peren save, Steamship Farallon halibut silver salmon, 4 y nepee . For Skagway end Dyoa, enliing at Port chinook, & chum salmon, 4@ an Chyler ot hart), Victori } rik. Zao simon Anos ebananr eta za afte ees | The San Diego Frutt Co, cod, 5@6c; shrimps, 10@12c; smelt, 3@ Juneau, salle from Yesler whart 415 Pike Street, } de; oysters, Olympia, $4.0004.50 per $1.45; cooked, 81.65@1.75; ling cod, 5G DODWELL & CO., Ltd, fe; black cod, 6@7e; salt Chinook aal- General agents, 113 James Bt, ‘Phone SOOO on, 400 Ib tierces, for smoking pur- bleed ate herring: 3c For Fruit and Nats | ey 13 kb fat N Ticket OMce, 61 Firat Avo. “ Th ft ” i t " 4 ne n Phone } 1 ee ee QATHERI oe a Pop Com That Pops. Brasil nuts, 10; hickory eed . tocoanuts, Bie par dol RAIL! sibs a Big, Red Apples, Dates } pox Ai 10.89 p. ‘ian : Lumber end Building Material eth 2 yy tg and Figs. } Logs—Superior quality, per M. No ve os siplpaeiagaeiece 1 fir, $6@7; merchantable fir, per M, PIGOT' CH CO. $4.50@5; No. per M, $ common, ogs, $6.60; cedar JOUW, Washington St have’ the only anne ements ia | | | ashing! mM RN Bath Houses ba: Piel j inti : ber shop connected; Fir Lumber—Rough, $8.50; tatek fine L i) Joh p M i i ation see ramocr.gwoumm,sssovintce on Linotype JO) FTIMING Machin tsi feel 10 and chen wide, 115420; lengths jn the Northwert | Catalogues, Pam 12 to 16 feet; special lengths, 60c per J€M, €l0,, at specially low prices, BAVA WIGHTMAN, 120 mi M extra; one-inch finieh, $18@18; all poksy’ ad jing wae in oppor huaey Burke Block, [vertical grain, $4 per_M extra; floor-, ‘YS4S% Hone Main vse |