The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1899, Page 3

YHE SEATTLE STAR, 3 | . T Coal Will Advanc « . Hoy WANTED, ‘ 0 DVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. tf-tn Diaries Bachna ABE &. as ao ee railway froight cirolem it is regarded } warns rs tends, And do sep: m ana tainty that within jth xt few weeks, the recently dvanced prices on coal will be seat Up several notches The inability of the railroads to provide adequat faciilttes for transporting the win 4 ters requirement of the fuel to the R ‘ ‘ ‘ markets, the traMe managers may will be directly responsible for ch epublican Committee Will Meet Next 2i\0sysecc Month--Chicago Is Favored sien sree 4 ~~ siabtan . ann The homeseekers’ rates will be din | cuss do by the three thern trans * WASHINGTON C., Nov. 1tThe meeting of the National ® | centinental tines during the latter & Republican committee in Waahington next month will be * | part of thin month, in a meeting at & preliminary meve to ext Hactonal campaign. ‘The comr\t & | Rt Pau ne Great Northern 1 © will meet to decide upon the time and place of the next nator & | adheres to these rates, though the © convention, There are several cities ready to make a strugmlc for ® ther lines wish to drop m for the & the convention, among them Philadelphia, St. Louls, Denver and & | Winter, | An effort wi 4 ’ ° but old politicians would not be surprised t * nduce Mr, Hill's road to H * 0 sole as the conve n etty there should ‘ny ow | them for the winter searon & indication that the Chicago 1 © des t ¢ provide a & | sp & suitable hall, Chicago has come to bet ted as best con. ® & vention efty in the country tah J halla modations, ® | & and the compact relations of a ° the center of the city, ®& | ® The accommodations for the conv na Louts in 1896 were @ | ® good, and it is probable that the selection be either that city ® | MONEY EAST ® or Chicago. Denver has not thy hotel accommodations and San ® % Franciseo is too far from the center of population, The same ® * # to Philadelphia, or any other eastern city. The & a * held In June, a® that haw been the month for # |Qver $500,000 Goes to the ® Re fons for many Years past, but (t may be inthe @ & latter DAIt OF the anonth, ao it Will be Gestrous to have congress @ | Atlantic Coast. ® adjourn before the na of both parties m to remove ® Wall etreet borrowed from Beatt * the pops soa Nae tly political maneuvers he body after bs genterdad: Bila te Ue feds inotar * There has Been Much talk edout the select t chairman for @ | 0f the Kast coming to the West for . xt committee d whatev may . Ui 1 wise next ® money Tt marke the beginning of * there t@ no reason why Hanna uid resian the @ a w era, and simply shows two ® chairmanship he now holds s but iitile rk t Jone ® things, ¢ the West le now w ® dy the present committee, After it has select the time and @ | along toward development, and pr ® place for the next convention, it will have nothing left but to see w [duces for herself and others, and @ that ¢ per arrangements are made for th “ Jatior ‘® that prosperity has t sreat ft ® the convention, and also to pass upon the temporary f¢ & | late ® gates. The national committee which will conduct the next na- & Yesterday's loans were ematt, onty 4 # tional campaign will be selected next year, and nobody knows as @ | being between $500,000 and $400,000 ® yet who will be the members from the various states ® | The robe ihe #lope war called * Senator Hanna is not and was not a member of ' st @ [om for small amounts, Bastern 2 comm e. Charles Kurta is the Ohio member of that mittee, @ haa ben demanded in Hurop * Mr. Hanna was sei by Mr. McKinley to manage the cam- ® nore, the cotton and wheat @ palen in 1894, and by courtesy ne was made the chairman of the ® allied for more than the ava & executive committee. The president may select Mr. Hanna again # spital. Hen by the @ next year, but If he does it will be contrary to adv fother ® slope to the 4 slope ® Repubdlicen leaders, who believe the welfare of pa requires ® 7 ® ‘the retirement of Mr. Hanna amanager of the campaign. It t* | f& assumed that the president. having personally more at @ | ® stake than any other Republican, will lieten to the advice of oth. @ | 2 ers, as did President Harrison in 1892. * | -| a Se Official Notice Among the Additional 04 Cases of Goods Unpacked This Week are the Pollowing: Heavy ttibh ira Hoya’ and Girks Men grade, f Me grad tre Lod amicss Fast Black and Brown Howe “ ml Howe 128 Mer for ® Laundried Dr quality, 00 M bi 1 Wh rth Laundr 18h worm; ee eee, "$3.48 — n'a Gra Me nh Over at auler a $2.85 000 pe f Ladies’ Fine Qual ub worth 50 16 Mistew’ and ¢ tren's Kubt *. firet qua 3% The way goods are now selling in the mar- kets, our prices on the entire stock are at an average reduction of about 70 per cent. You will find Special Values in UNDER- WEAR, Men's Ladies’ and Children’s SHOES... Infant’s Cloaks and Ladies’ Jackets. a a A full line of office and pocket diaries For 1900 AUSTHMACT OF TITLE ORVOKRY, CHUMPEN & CO. inc, the aa hetiew pa ipliaule elstract company: eatabiiah, Denny-CoryellCo twine ont 716 Firet Ave Heattle Abstract Co, 410 N. Y. bik. ATEOWS ER AT-LAW, 12 to 16 feet; special lengths, Wo per M extra; one-inch finish, s1aq@is; ail! jh; CAR BOit, wry. ter in ate vertion! grain, 4 per M extra; floor tiinekley bloew ing, drenard matched, HT@L1; CHAR N. ENOB, roome 16-16 Matter bite. atock boards, inch, 99@1s: 10-inch, J. WH. NAYLOR, former Pr Atty W.0OGIN; 12-Ineh, HAGIS; tenes Snohomish Co., 66:66 Sullivan bile 4 or 6-Ineh fi leh, ieiaieethceiy channsl reatic of weight ARCHITECTS : 1,000 Ibe, S11@44, fie oles and H.W. HOUGHTON, 414, 415, 416, 417 acantiings, rough, 1 °@16, 5 181K, Collins block, yi A, eG bes Ord, Ile and vp, eS BUSINESS COLLEGHS rion Red Cadar cumber— Wii sons busines: College, Tel Main ly Rough, $9; bevet siding, wetgit 700 ———— : af joe, $1401.00; celling, welehta, Nos BANKS 1, & and %, 28-inch, 1,200 Ibe; Nos 1, 2 and 3, te-inch, 706 tm, $190 ONAL BANK OF acoting, S10@14; rustic, 825028; “rp $120,000 *A*® shingles, $1.60; standard shin vominess tre gies, $1.10; 1-inch finteh, 12, 14 and 16 Wie fect, $2504; thick Anish, $26@%6: ce- dar» es, 7, 8 9 and 10 feet, $24@ Aedetant Cocne: ta, $12 cities of the United ) dried, $1 In advance of green; 6 Jobbing Quotations TUK PUGET #OUND MATIONAL BANK OF BKATTLE. Capital stock paid in $025,000 The Jobbing Quotations tolay were ’ * - » Fs acct Burt as follows K © Neutetder View Pr wear (Jobbing) den C, in bhi, nh Vo Ankeny « peng ty ye 410; powder: | Corteepondent all the ‘priperss xtra C, int $ th the United @tates and Kurove. d, cube. dry granula spot casn prices. se om) Novelty A GHIDGE BUILDERS ARO CONTKACTORS t BATTLE BRIDC *h Patent $2.10 (bakers), 85; Centenaial, $* Drop, $3.15; corn meal, ye 5 r 100 Ihe 1-ib nacks, $1.4 t 5 Pg . hire, Seog SUNEMAG Duds Asa BCI mats 1b marke n meal, white re = 1.80 per 100 lhe in 10-1b mackn; $3.60 bbl | Hous Yiiefeen & iil. cegivarters ana in ' heat four, pur Vuliders: 1108 Weeverh Ave. Tel. butt oon 83.0 po . ' #. CrMek: | RANDALL. general joubing Tel Green 64 ed wheat, 8 per 100 It 10. | === - ib wacks; farin 8 be 100 $2.90 { pean, $2.50 per 160 Ibe in ibe in 10 ke; Gelb macks, $2.00 pounds in packs » macks, $3.00 wt 1 cut oatmeal, $3.00 per Ibe in 10-1b nacks: graham flour - u e Ng — . Der 100 iba in 10-ib sacks: whoie | 1,1; PEKEW. aentien, apcciaiivs te, or | | | rp) OE ai * “ = per hy snd bridge work. 624 building. ‘The height of the rock of Gibraltar Se . I. M. 3 | wheat four, $1.85 per 100 Ibe In 10-1b LAWS SHOULD SHE WANTS TO .tusemice 1200 Second Ave, |. M. LANCASTER Bf svt tout. pre tn it~ pascina ACAME Gen. Whsele, af Aiebimas, enter N. E. Corner Seneca. DEPUTY. | 10-10 IF, $2.25 per 100 1D8) sieT and only thorough dancing webool ie BE REPEALED. BECOME A NUN 04 West Point trom New York | |m 30-10 ike: split peas ay sacks city. Kabke bail, Pith and Pike ae ea } 2.00; aplit peas, $1.00 per Ibs fn (ingiiah Prameiaonn triers ore at- | ete | 25-1) boxes; mixed pens, $2.50, in YOM mat ape the stronts on hlapelee im their tone (hi Kg STE SSS | sacks; pearl barley, $4.90 per 10 Ibe TWO STERN-WHEEL ENGINES > ere hetr long | sound, saited steers, ovr 60 ibs, So; | in sack, $4.10 per ewt. In 25-1b box and & Marire Boller and purnps, ail There Will II Be No Timber Pro- An Actress Who Pines for pe bra TWO GIRLS. AS medium sound, per 1b.b Tye; Mght| rolled barley, $21.00; wheat fakes, in good condition. Agely Gates alser Wilhelm is learning to yo. | sound, under 06 Iba, 7%: cows, jun TS-Ib bowes, $1.45, wheat Makes, $27. %y Coh R ‘ pai tection Until This Is Done Life in a Convent. Ge! from hie boyn, whe picked tp the Sn weighth tage Beebe bar a aeeen,| Ts Nome este peat io bie eee le oad tater 84 Dh eines i WASHINGTON, D.C, Nov. 17—| NEW YORK, Nov. 17—Confined to somcenntnanten when they were at STCWAWAYS soe Pecans ye bey per Ib | 160 it * pet fancy rotted ee ve MAIR DREMSING AB MANICURE . be me H ” ce than salted, | eacks, $2.00; buckwhea yur, pu ~ ¢ ‘The genera! land office is at present | her bed, racked with pain and under) aye gireet Ratlway Journal + | vou ry hides, per Ib, Ife: ary culle, one.| $7.20 per bbiin 60-1b sacks: crac MRS. FE. A. HU MPHREYS, Hair deeply interested in solving the| the anxious care of her mother and | mates the life of tron poles for over Ss third lens; summer deer, per ib, 22@) wheat, #4 per bb! tn Lo-Ib cke;, Dressing, Face Massage and Mani- Problems of protecting the timber|a trained nuree, Miss Dorothy Use- | hy wires at 33 years, and of wood EW YORK, Nov. 17—A dispatch | tc; winter deer, dry, M@léc; papery | sire! cut oatmeal, $6.50 per bbl in HO. cure. 525 and 526 Pacific biock. on the vast expanse of unreserved) ner, a recent member of “Why | ¢h poles at Il years. | from Paria mays: The exposition t*| deer, 9@ize; dry etka, 0c; green| 'b sacks; graham four, $2.90 per bb) ' Public lands throughout the West-| ginien Left Home’ company, in the| Ex-Secretary Whitney's famous | aires ay Lagresond bi the mae maton | etx, {0%0; shote baits, 25@ 960; shear-| in sn beger ib whats wheat ca “o i: a in Soatinow Foomge ern states, and In devising some sat-! - ie { Wheatley are soo man merica who desire €*) lings, 15@25e: Eastern per bbi in gecks: rye meal, urkish bath in you b fatactory means of stopping the de. | Madison Square theater, last night | Wmoe* A) Woraticy are san fore income, but can't afl ce per bbi In b-Ib sacks: rye four, #| Call or send for catalogue. Mod- — fons that a pon ane under rd - ameggtr 2 bic Ninety- | and the upper structure is of pine ; mret-| tallow, Sc@ee timber burned, Wise eal rok grades geek he eet ern Totlet Specialty Co. tnd av. the existing laws. It seems that un-| third street, told a reporter of he ‘The secretary of the Massachusetts “ J » ung ne ¥ cep | Me ND WOR NSH HOOMS der the Ke congress touching plans, which include not merely an] board of heslth haw tenued the tate egne br mut in wo girt et wraweys, | Negetabton: snckn, Ht fancy r oate, per ® nek AND FUR FD OOM! upon this subject, the most valuable! abandonment fo the stage, but the | ment that codfish is as nutritious as |, ; ; , . . - jie 18 years old and th ber le 1%) Potatoes (obbing)—Native pota Coffee (jobbing)—Green — Mocha * yo oa peg sag ate Peer Lenape ot peroneal the world sirloin stake of cleomargarine They ere preponsersing young ladies. | toes, $14.00; Yakima potatoes pst per Ib, 29@ Sic; Java, per Ib, MOM: HOTKL AAVC r “Pleashnt rooms: €25 First eee ke DUC land statee/and entering @ convent. | ‘Two Chinese, driving recklessly | When brought before the captain| beeta, tOgTt varrt., | Conta’ Rica, choice, per ib, 16Wi9°;/ NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. But @ nominal sum of 02.50 per ace| freee through Vancouver, in an endeavor | they expr 1 eagerness to work| por mack, & th 10, per, Roasted—Arbuckte’s, in 100-1b cases. 2935 First avenue. for the land iteetf to a draught and a decollette dress. |} to overtake a funeral and drive|and were treated kindly. lady pas-| aack: tomatoes sweet foo. | Dar 100 Ibe, $12.85; @-Ib cases, per 100 “ ; An excelient photograph of the Iat-| away the evil spirits, ran over and|sengere giving them clean clothes. | tatoes, IN@2- per Ib; bell perpere, | bi $12.95: 21D cance, per 100 Ibe, at Ab Another act authorizes the taking ter garment was shown. Even in the | kiited a child pepe $12.45; Java, @-ib tins, per 1b, bbe ’ Med a child. ‘They were hired finally to wait on Chill peppers, $1.80 ¢ | $12.66; Java, ’ ALASKA Junk Co. nest prices; of timber in certain states and ter- we o o- ppers, Lie e! focha, ce; Cara. *: citaiias’ tones Sanaa Toannt Saeecry | en See Grane (he Suge The elertric engine which te now|roup of wealthy women tourists rns, #1.00@1.25; California onions, | Bath Se: Aden Mocha, Site: Cara-) “preset returns eT Wetted are - sis was plauntble. s ; tone “% os 4 , b a, S2c; Guatemaia, groun . t under the mineral jaws, and thie act | sre has sent her resignation te D j bane: Bone ter the Junstray rail “ee have ve mant My ® airte here and ger ioe per ib; cautifow- | comes, 16@M0c; Lion, 1008, $12.26; €he, —_—— operates practically as a donation) 4 Ponta, the manager of the com-| vn re! incom a e most powerful Segy | Teainen thete Servs ze | CT®, 90@81.00 per dos; lett #12 @ ginae: 260. $12.45. y ANSE BARC =a to the public at large of all the tim-| pany, and said that her reason for| wi be two slecrie monn ene el box of 4 dos; turnips, Gvc per sack : SS | aun ROTHWELL Moreage lence. Jonna, fre ber on unreserved lands in those go doing was that she intended :0 ibhemwn co ACCIDENT WAS thi pane an Le pe Paci G j A | 128 he er. Ib; squash ———— — tee and territories. In the opinion | become a nun. Mr. Honta carefuly| 4 viennen burglar, 28 ym - a cific Coast Steamship Ch. MINING ENGINEERS. °t the me =o | endeavored to conceal the catastro- | .°) )) SUMAN. r waa fe i yond Fruits | Soa Sager mpossible to protect. o | phe that had overtaken him. . peak wy : , “4 j ELM aster, 603-804 Pioneer bi utilize the timer on the unreserved |” "A ead-faced nures vacorted a re-| {tee sentences, is charged with com UNAVOIDABLE tte. edi (obbing)—Tiack fen | i fir San Francisco a < « on mitting over 40 burgtar co 1 1b bones, $1 00@1.26, lem iu ™ lands tn those states and territories i: | Rorted_ to Mise Usner'e sick cham-| Tr tno teat ¢ matics end 6 pA ok Steel 438; Oalifere : j The company's elegant MELLINRME In the opinion of the Iand office, t There was nothing nun-like jast ten months ase peg n rapes 4 et MMS MANSBN cor db end Pine Com will be utterty try ible to protect bys .| At present there are only 23 cities ae t - | black, $1.00q ail amahips QuUeeB,| picts vali end Winter Stock of Mill iner; y impose! about the patient's robe. It wae pur Aa predicted In the Star ye fay. | 1 cog é and Um. | 2 ee ©F properly utilize the timber on the | pie, be-ribboned, belaced and be-|!" the United States and Canada in| (nited States Inspectors Bryant and | poy ’ mee ob fe er ney: ‘ atitie. : FHINTINe Amu oind) unreserved lands until those acts of| bowed, and loked ike silk. But| *Dich carpenters work ten hours a| (Cherry rendered a decision late in| °° cranberries, | $1.00@8.00; | white congress have been repealed ion pales tek Geeretel day. One hundred and five have the |tre art ‘Bee lay in the |CArtoon fen, 10 phe box, $1.00@1.1 Leave SEATTLE dem aternorot ITAN Foe & Dinding ca. This subject was touched upon In| ~T have left the stage forever.” ahe| “'eht-hour rule, and 434 work nine | matter of the collision between the =e pies, $1.0091.35 a box 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, Dec. 6, 10, the annual report of the commis-/| said softly. “Such an existence may | %0UT* @ day ferryboat City of Seattle and U. 8/40" ions Doles, $1.50@2.2%6; banan- | 20, 0, Jan. 4, and every fifth day VArne sioner of the general land office, who. | serve to satisfy some, but my aime| Switzeriand breaks the record In| revenue cutter Patterson, to the} “™ + siminone, $1351.00. | thereafter BAK KS & CU , after strenuously recommending the | are higher, and I want no more but-| regard to cases of insanity, With a effect that \t war due to a dense fox | Gutter, Cheese, Eggs ené Poultry | Ltilt A) Mracine for £ Ja a. $= repeal of the existing acts, makes | terfy living in mine. I wish to en-| population of a little over three mil-|and the crowded condition of the : j Wh ie. soln 5 i eggegins explanatory remarks | ter a convent. Of course, remem-| lions, there were at the close of 1897, | harbor, and that neither vessel was et Wessineren creameries, | | Yeche nd every fifth day *BR Manece before purchasing © sewing oe 4" ° e o bi . pound print AGM; Kaste ny . Brachine ood 9e00D oa Sat oneen See ber, I may ‘banke my mind in the twenty state asylums, 6.166] to blar os pr * ne Kastern 1 * | thereafter vines for eale Teetonable. Sib Columbia he devastation wroug! n ome eee patients, of which 2.262 were males The inspectors recommend the \* ein » FOR ALASKA treet, opposite peetoMice. cases referred to by parties taking “My dear.” he sald in @ mildly re-| tablishment of better anch Cheese (obbing)—Native Wash WANTED—To buy off eotd en. eeccure refuge under these acts has proachful tone. “I have no doubt at | Cilities In the bay The Patt ington, 14@ 160; Pastern, 1S¢ 166 Leave Seattle 9 m a 7m Hensel, mir, jeweler, 28 necessitated some immediate rem all that you are a good bargain hun.| WA" damaged lens than $1,000. The Keae obbing)—Strictly fresh | Cottage City. Now. 11. 26, Dee 11, 26 edy betng devised to save the tim- ter, and that you always get really | ferryboat damage wan slight rar VEIe Past NaMe City of Topeka, Nov. 6 21, Dec. ¢,| sGNs AND Me y, on ihe ind dg secat ta ; THE CUTTERS excellent bargains, but you get too aes Hone tH hite comb, 10@ Ile; light ar mek seoys 216 16, 31, and | MUBURR (rps, slemimum end saamel tet- ng apart of the lands as forest re- many of them.” amber, 1@1 amber, 12414 1-Ki, No 3 fot lane vuee pu t e@erves by presidential proclamation | r : y there are. teescesdtes | #tr ined, 88% every fifth day thereat tom, B10 Tesier way. Tel Hisck 134% c' y oT - ect bebieh nuit lok o. are irthe sformatic ndtal Sayer Spes o-oo erty mt . rectly by reporters in the gallery i aaa > Che geraci a Bre. 12@13¢ ht fie ft rt information obtain SEWING MACHINES ete = nmeneel y London newspapers, and the ° Kant a hout previous on ent and entr. jcutters are undergoing a regu - | Geraucl ve hange without p Office next door to posto: oa a outa | Cleaning up, scraping and jamming| ta! number of journalists who Corn—Whole, $21.50; cracked, $23 eamers, sailing Gates and hours of } "wRGR wneG Ser Suen notiew should > | have entrance to the gallery is abc | feed meal, per ton, $23.00 ROWBRIDCE SHIP CHANOLERS { have arisen adds further emphasis | on ihe nays of the Haget Bound ary | 240 yw edout! PHILADELP NIA, Pa | Feed—Wheat, 21; off cake, meat, | ailing Ek Sauk Oaenk ick 1 to all that has been aaid in the past | dock. The three cutters are the Cor- | * A tormidab ke of « $22.00; middlings, $21.00@22.00: brar. Puget nd Supt int late & ERLAND, Yesler w } by this office, for 20 succensive years, | ¥!7 San Francisco; the Per | ee r en wasr ted yeaterda 8 horts, $16.00@17.00; chopped ttle & omhice: 018 Foret Ev Stacturerpest’ tome, tarpoution } respecting the urgent need for re- | TY. from the Columbia river, and the anda of men quit work feed, $19.00@$21.00; dairy choppea| ''P town ticket ¢ MIS First AV pose, eanvas of all widths : pealing the acts named.” Grant, which has had jts headquar- | e ere ie y' meratens ? feed, $16.00. enue, Perk Ce | | ters on Puget sound, All three have | a | lc San Francisco. 5 HAND GOODS. / t eld t lemand for an in-| Hay, Grain and | : } pot in as iga oumarmes of |i Sud they IN THE FIELD In wages, ana, aw a conse- | % Lesa | ‘ULL LINE of Heaters, cook ; at *came from Eur-| Hay Gobbing)—Puget sound, |W hi & Al k ves and furniture of every de- MONEY FOR Pee Naturally they need cleaning | Jere for thousands of | ton, $12.00413.00; Eastern Washing- | as ington aska scription at E. Chapin's, 6th & Pike y a a 1 te erican bituminous coat |t timothy, $18.00; alfalfa, $22 00, | iu ! " var ‘ iP PANY'S Db neperge iad bp da tami nad the! At the Republican convention held | £ distant parts of Oats Gobbing)—Per ton, $24.0 STEAMSHIP COM rows ae y hauled up On| in Ballard last night, the following u 7 € Barley Steam — rolle $20 0@ | the ways Wednesday, and work 7 . ‘. | abba’ Tnttoaiiataee The Corwin | nominatl were made for the mu " hav 1.06; whole, $20.00; chop feed, 90-1b| ares egies wd WIM icipal election to be held December | th sacks, $26.00; dairy cow chop, 80-Ib | will go on a@ soon an there ie room| | : eee oak j OLYMPIA, Nov. 17—The appor- for her It will take about a week ° moks, $16.44 lontne ot mats os rg fs mayor, Capt. Thomas Rerd: | t wn Whole, $23.00; cracked — tionment of s arren hool to complete the work on the thre j moneys for the quarter ending Sep-| peatn ork, GW. nernan; treasurer, | lant $22.00; feed meal, per ton, $28.00, First-class dressmaker, tember 20, 1899, in as follows: Adams queen i. King; attorney, John W. Pet hich . bi Meat Pri: STEAMSHIP aes r 3 $1,060.51; Asotin, $768.21; Chehalis Ith officer, Dr. A. LL. Critz; 0 to ship coal at | at Prices IF YOU WANT to be suited, call on os 8,694.08; Clallam, $1,879.71; Clarke man-at-large, Thomas Hour. | able rates | grech Breet webbing) Com, tet. City of: Seattle Kelly, underwear dealer. 1115 1st ~ $3,614.26; Columt $2,252.42; Cow mneliman fret ward, @ J a | to per Ib; ateer beef, 7 avenue. Say you saw it in the Star, Hitz, $2,464.56; Douglas, $1.476 67 e: aecond ward, Henry Dorn M RKET QUOTATIONS mutton, wether, 8c per. pe ee Selle trom Yesier Whart at 10 om ry, 167.41 Franklin $118.59, Gar se Capt EF 7 Libby. ae i C@O%c per ib, veal, large, & er ib; Ss t 1 N. 25th ~ ” | field, $1,244.49; Island, $483.68; Jett OF PIG IRON . 1 executive committee to look a aS urday ‘ov. 28th . } fon, $1,492.79; King, $19,799.95; Kit rty during the campaign) gritay Morning —Marketa remain| Provisions Gobdbing)--Hama, large, ss - aes 4 The San Diego Fruit Co. sap, $1,660 Kittitan, $3,491.64 * nted, as follows; John W. | quiet Fish are nming very |1%\e; hama, amall, 140; breakfast ba. For Skagway, via Vancouver 415 Pike Street, Lewin, $4,559.20; Lincoln, $3,207 09 Pete Emerson, Capt. BB. | goarce in th con, UMe; dry salted sides, Te; Nes, Ketchikan and Junea, in Mason, $1,251.54; Okanogan, $972.4 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 17 Libby ge C. Hitcheock and F rae te ps set Mc. chika ea, Pacific, $1,968.91; Pierce 6 The statement is made that 100 KE. King 4 ao hae ed ard Gobbing)—Home made, per 65 Hours San Juan, $734.62; Skagit tons of pig iron has been sold by one! The Populiet convention wit be! cong Ww th White Star, 8; Cotn special, fi * Skamania, Sr f th ree iron-making c« anies held here next Wedn y evening, | ct oo high! * ; lard compound, tlerces, 6c; Rex : cobeeienaaie = $2,222 2 and that shipments will be mi ¢ York. Huckwheat and rye| Freeh Fish (Jobbing) = Perch, 2@ teams Ip aration yr Pnit o Its kiakum, $4689.12; Walla Walla, % ' and the at of next two shortest grains in the | 4 halib sliver s@lmon, For Skagway end Dyoa calling at eet com, $6,960.99: Whitman ar. The export ehipmenta fell off | tates at present, and pric chum aalmon, $@6c; found. | Townsend UEyfer’ etree wart Victor “Py ( Th t Py ” : 2.003 Total the big advanc alee: ; Tencouver, Ketchivan Helm Bay, Wrengee 13.920 1 pee ere aa r ; t in an Mihi PATENT SUIT. up. i h Mey 4 vat ; et : aneau, sails from Yesler whart ) Orn ft ps. 20.2 in me i - fi6e; shrimps, tc; ame 1 ia AE ) cently that part of The following prices are being of- | se. oysters, Olympia, $4.00@4.50 per an 7 PIPE STOOD TEST. the market became active again, the ltered to the producer by the local | ov.” yso9 per gallon: clama, aya, Saturday, Nov. 18, at (0PM. Big, Red Apples, Dates ; sat Hee neae DOCMRIDE Al. Seecscerrmy tnd. Bev. Patent (Sen tree cea Ine bar At eealtion Leet Menes DUnmEnene SER BM. .i¥e DODWELL & CO, Ltd., and Figs. { grenf deal rm evenly alance 2, Ind., 4 7 ater e dock or in the ear at Seattle 4. aosikel 78; 1 ee = Superintendents Youngs and Lit- *" he prices In thie Counce | quits involving royaities amounting bor lege hg Py EA Ang ha de i ig : b a + It ane ng MONTE went 112 Jame BL, “Phone ——— ~— tle, of the board of public works, an - » ne $1,000,000 against the Dee t je; Black Com, , oa al win 47 i Announcement fumt nade n 017 at hicken feed, ni 00 1b tlerces, for ame 5 gether with « few. counciime ons tha duction for the| ing Harvesting Machine Company, 9)7 s0@19.50 . 14 ’ dled +“ My Otine 8640. moking pur fAT watched the recent test of the atco! > iat sane < were Ned today: inthe cape. of tier’ $20,00421.00; | popcorn, | 2O%*™ *°' $ G Ticket OMce, 12 Firat Ave, pipe west of Black river. The pis aan ees ee the 1st are| W. J, Whitely, of ini city, known | g7.00 per 100 1b Nuts A atl WEAN Phone Main 117, SUnnE LS STEWART gtood a pressure of 186 pounda to 220 fe inaking any iron, that | 1s » woing sk the “Reaper King.” Mr, Whit Hay— Puget sound, per tons, 89.50@ | Walnuts, 1224@14e; pecans, 12@13 ort oy yi” ie “ware Parlor Tht a Ave a dala st fy pounds in excellent shape to the yard tot ne of the owners of the Whit 10.50: Ea n Washington timothy, | Mberts, 1@14e; soft she Imonds. am, Mt. Vernon p.m jelephone Main a par The 7 ron market atill| ly Malleable Castings Company, of gig o0@17 sifalfa, $10.00. W@i7c; Brazil nuts ekor fall New Whatcom ! Bnowstorm in Mew Vork r y and firm. The Truge-| this city, and he wae the owner of [gga —eirictly fresh ranch, 20; | nuts, 8@10c; 85@90 per a Pera heeeet m, PLATTSRURG, N. Y¥., Nov. 17 Ville will be ready in 4 | the Whitely Machine Shops which | pastern, 29¢ | doz. | Ne t genuine snowstorm of the thre ko Into blast | burned down. Butter—Native, 26@28 | ERE is no “drag work” Im our shop. | 4 oa recatied throughout the en, are being lighted in some of the gan| ‘The deciaton in his favor was given | poultry—Spring chickens, 10@11c; | Lumber end Building Material. ce Eive you tie work. when promis feason preva jets at the steel plant at Enate a| by a court in Cincinnat). It war al- | jive fryers, $1.25@1.85; live turkeys,| Logs—Superlor quality, per M. No, Ghd we charge only what te fair con LODGING HOUSE tire Adrondack region today. It i ee ent ool teed tat the Veeran Marveting ise : . merchantable fir, per M,|fidering our labor. and money-saving fa . gan enowing in Plattsburg at noon, Indications poin the near comple. | lexe is INR | 12c : 1 fir, $6@7; 4Q7: ¢ tt *lellities, When dealing with us you do | Thirty-Ave rooms; rent cheap, ‘ 4 continued throughout the after- Won of the entire plant | Company had violated a contract) Live stock—Cholce beef cattle, | $4,60@5; No. 1 cedar, $6@7; common, jot have to pay the bill of the “man Investigate, \ ve evening. At Bavanse lake , | with Mr. Whitely in the cane of cer- | cows, I@4hc; atee good | per M, 4@5; te oc $6.60; cedar who flew the town’ —he didn't ow WIGHTMAN, 120 Marion @t. soon an al aah good Huy acres. Moore Invest. Co. tain patents owned by the latter | hogs, live, 4%c; hogs, dressed, 6 shingle bolts, $2@ [us anything: his kind of people pay us| Bu i Block, 4 Sei ge Ie pga er —-—— — | Mr. Whitely will now bring suit] calves, dressed, large, 6c; small, e;| Fir Lumb hous, $8.00; thick fin-|!n advance or we don't do the work EkS Hioeh § See ce neatly two inches, Wood $2.25 a lond, Tel, Seattle | agninat other harvesting machine | calves, large, live, 4c; amall, 6. ished, surfaced, one or two aides, &,| Pigott & French Printing Co. ; 4 ee | Fuel Co. companies in this country. Hides, Peits and Wool—Heavy | 10 and 12 inches wide, $15@20; lengths | 104 W, Washington St, Seattle, Wash. e eo ‘ o ° é ‘ a eee er aT SNE senna hadi ei lia tl cin ii i uk lilac is UL a acl “