The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1899, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR. id & new bank Ia to be organised by the M250; astern Washington wool, 8@ 1K c HOY WANTED, FOR EIGHTEEN furchasera worvccurs'e vert of the! BOY SHOT IN gee matarn Naniowen vel) A BLANK BOOK | ACarload o! Norway Mackerel 0". * Snipes block orn Hite; tale wic; tnel ts much bette sinc Arrived Yesterday 1OY, 14 years or over, ta ® ch better for being earn printer lo Ke The Jones & Phillips ahingle mill Angora goat «kina, each. wei? I 1 ; ’ We are now ready t appl u ‘ Vg bd a a. oes mer located at New Whateo on MEN S RIOT untain sheep, each, 26@75e; cow lallowed to season before! win * f tho wire tas about « tirely destroyed by fire last Wed each tye lusing, ergo special makes | Mlonter Macter et They ure the fin Gehaen valuing, “chim weds teroea, Voge . needed for the new year) We have this car some Secretary Long Wilt Make Che | rne tow wax $4,000, of which $2,000] Striker ‘Sen and Da | Potatoes Gobbing)—Natiy should be ordered at once, {smaller choice | Norwas Mackere as covered by tnsuranc toes, $15,000 18.00; Yakinva even these are fit for @ king. Or Request of Con $. by ‘ ly 4 ¥ s wpisase 2 ; ters Stone a Foreman. $18,00€920.00; beets, Gogdo per Estimates cheerfully given. | « «1 armer by the name of Jacobs, | ao og m dost curaet mokutenal : WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 2%—|/residinge near North Yakima, raised] WILK RSBARRE wv. 8 J ' nck, 80c vot potatoes, Telephone BI lac! kK 731. ATFOMNEYS-AT-LAW The secretary of the navy has de-/ 50 tons of carrots on an a ¢|'The Nanticoke Minera’ strike took thy a pid y oo LOUGH, AUGUSTINE iM (0), VP CAROL, lnwyer, mravies en cided upon the programme that will | ground this we Carrota have|® serious turn this morning, Women [Sh00 Per box: Chill peppers, O35 ; taity eud solicitor ofpabents, I 5 be followed in his recommendations 1a loval price of 76 conta| rioters were reaponsible for the jcautinowers, $1.00 per dos; let os ‘ roads sp CHARM, RNOB, roome 14-18 Haller bite to the congress for the increase of | per 100 pounds, Selling in bulk, Mr. | shooting of a boy after seer * Raaitiewn ion the ber sacki fell aiid Iu on, f Dice, Atte, the navy. He hae practically adopt-/ Jones netted about $4 per tor wild disorder, The shooting occur | iynes ino ag uate. part te ; E , fino : Saisie Rag ed the recommendation of the board ae red. when the women, wives and| enn Wer pumpking, | ae 716 and 1221 First ioe, Pacific Coast Steamship Co —— meet of construction, and will recommend} — tore of wirikers, threw a stone | elvis gerne: col ‘yok _nanememenamenenencens ARCHER RCTS in his annual report the construction IL ES hac! Corrigan, foreman, when |ONPe* %™ — KE. W. HOUGHTON \ . ‘or Sa a9 *isc . G N, , 416, of the following veasela; Three a |he wttempted to enter the mine. The Fruits | For San Francisco | “cotins block 53) saben mored cruisers of about 13,000 tone! 2 stone struck Corrigan on the head ie —_—_—_—eeoooeeeeeoeeeeeeo Aisplacement each; three protected me Geattle Res Be ES ation al ww 4 believing his life wae tn dange Or en Pro Q ingie8 7 a . ore i ded company’s elegant SusiNeie oaucamens. Cruisers of about §,000 tone each; six | ComMTVCK a wharf at th's Covel he fired a pistol shot, (hinking to » be ; na, 62 {| eamahips Queen, | = qebbiden: ok aout Lene ¢ poe the shipment Puget sour ure kin heaniiauin: Stee 2 © ne | 4.80; Califor krapes, white and i Walla Walla and Um- | N140N's buniness Colliers Toi Main 4) and six gunboats of about $00 tons This will open a new mar-|wild and struck Jobn Pol aged | binck, 81 Conor Seven’ — MAN Ka ee ea The only change made in the the shingle and sawmills in} 46, in the arm 1.40; quince ee ek ae leave SEATTLE 9 a.m. + SE recommendations of the board of orthern counties | ‘Phe report of the revolver and the | berries, $8.00@8.25; white carton Ags, 1h, 20, 2 Dec, 5, 10, 15,| 748 INET NATIONAL Ba construction are in the reduction of MacLeod, chairman of the| cries of the wounded boy er f pki ne *. as nok ing = 26, ‘Jun. 4, and every fifth day juwomnto San Goupllating the weapeais. inte ne, Of the Bartheestan and | fed in all directions, Cobrigan wap /fite@son fancy 8p 60 paging ; in one class, dividing the difference in Merrill, of the 6t Paul, bave|taken Into custody by Constable A,|benanas, $2,000.00 ‘i ~ Leave Ban Vanco for Seattle 10 a. 15) mS UP og nag tally arr f the © au ave} erty / ors 1.0001 Japanes 7 Nov 12, Dec. 2, 7, 12, tonnage recommended by the board. been appointed to prepare a plan for| Davia, and put under bonds for triat |* am 7 Hight and. tele ° It was apprehen nN naval circles dealing with the problem of he n the charge of Celonious wounding, [Per box: navel™, #7 lB tae 1 an every Gtth Gay | "ii rie print cite that the secretary 1 not re kers’ excursions next year A large mob followed Corrigan to “a ‘ f ren Biates and Burove Mend any armored ships, for the) tne Northern Pacific wilt have ita|(h? Justice's court, but he was pr eee, semen same 100 oent FOR ALASKA UO PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANK Treason that congress at the last 86% ooal qu sa Picea ig pagina john tected by Coal and Tren poltee. by Butter — Washington creameries, Leave Seatilc 9 a.m OP BEATTLEc sion Hmited the cost of armor plate | aoc, 7 th — Me h + mec ly after the shooting Supt. | nd prints, 30@ Fastern lowa Cottage City, Nov, 11, 2¢, Dee. 11, 26. flock paid io to @ figure for which no manufac-!iiiiaine now ays fs yer ; skin telephoned to Sheriff Harvey |and Blain. pes City of Topeka, Nov, 6, 21, Dec. ¢, rereee turer will undertake its fabric Spit ate pa he sana on ae for ald. ‘The sheriff, with 35 deputica| Cheese (obbing)—-Native Wash. | smunition im the M, 9 The twelve gunboats are designed |... wey Corns ark A064 | soon arrived, and the deputies, heav- ington, 8@1¢e; astern, M@15« Pw Al-Ki, Nov. 1, 16, Dec. 1, 16, $1, and Adams streets, immediately upon k bivcmite as for service in the Philippines. They | the completion af the orrucn |ily armed, were placed in charge of| Kees GUobbing)—Strietly — freah | every fifth day thereafter, were recommended by al ey oC tae arvere eS | the company’s property lranch, 22@340, East 0G 2A « Powder now for further information obtain Dewey, They are to be of gh aft pany —— | Honey—-White com light am- fer j mmewhat similar to the Maricia| Wlee-Pri ential Booms. ber, 1G) ined he company reserves the right to and the Wheeling, with better sp INDIANAPO Ind, Nov. 2 | Ls ere. Chickens v ogi without previous notice The department would prefer to| There is On foot by a number of the| | Gite; ducks, 12 s, sailing dates and hours of have vessels of even light ft | leadin: ab aeee, e state an! ene, + rte live weight | J. FF. TROWBRIDOP shea: Wen. Wor Ges ecneere t ie Se ag Age Raegy 4 | | ven . : et Bound Supt. Ocean Dock, such ships was oned fax Meownt a for res Hay, Grain and Food mt : ip : ger ned. Th le~ | Mout q 7 o£ | | AMUSEMENT, Up town ticket office, 618 First av- partment has decided to foflow the |dent next year. They claim that he 2 co t | Hay (ob c}-Puget sound, per penny en Beattie: Goodall, Perkins & = recommendation of the majority of/is the logical candidate, i# opposed | FRESNO, Ca), Nov. 28,—The *| ton 0012.0; astern Wash ha SEAT Tl THEA TER(i¢ nerai agents, fan Francisco. CLEANING. the naval board of construction, that|to trusts, is a genuine farmer and | %*y cannery at this place, which em- | ton timothy, $1400; mixed, $17.6 JY. Howe, Manager TLE my AO ge age erage aed the contracts for the building of the 4 candidacy on the ticket would |Pla¥e 00 hands during the fruit-|paita. 912.00 pot aie ee Nethes Preseng Ce, beep 4 six new cruisers be awarded on the diana f ie ow canning season, will be torn down 23 N nm - i cleaning, repairing. 11 1 Indiana for the Repu an ats (Jobbing) — Per ton, $23.00@ evember 29-230 a ‘he, Peparing: a4. Te to department's plan. jand replaced by what probably will 0. MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY as ington as (3 —~-- : ¢ the largest cannery in the #ta'e. |” Rartey-—Steam rolled, $20.00; whole. pia = : ~ DANCING ACADEMY. | MILWAUKEE, Wis lov. 2 his change le the result of £19.00. ° : MR. EDWIN MAYO STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S | SRT ame opty tacouae aadoiee cokee so [tee neevening Wisconsin today says: | sorption of the Tenney concern by! Corn—Whole, $22.00; cracked, $22 ein aie | city.” Ranke tail, Putts and Pike. ity of Henry C. Payne | the combine known a# the California | teed meal, per ton, $22.00 j AND COMPANY | ~ ~ DON’ T KNOW | laste ne Maekintey" * running mate on| Canning Aesociation of San Fran- Feed—Wheat, $20.00; oil cake mea) Presenting Mark Twain's 2 WOM WALK jthe next Republican presidential |ciroo, which will operate and control middtings, $71.00@23.00; bran. | 300D paying grocery. Groll, Damus th time was referred to frequently to ive product of about thirty canner shorts, $16€17.00; chopped j and O , 106 Madison street. day by Republicans who were dis- sin the state. The new corpora. $19.00@20.00; “ y : - " 4 . | cuset > Genth rice Pre 1 20.0; duiry chopped | TWO 8STERN-WHEEL ENGINES Pin Mont., Nov. 28.—In these cussing the death of Vice Preatdent | tion took hold of the cannery last | teed, $16.00 eTxaAmanie | and a Marire Boller and pumps, all jays when every man is rushing af. | Hobart Mr. [Payne's name wae! July, b the matter was kept quict Drematiceé by rack M ay | in good condition. Apply Cahn & ter the nimble dollar {t seems that | prominentiy mentioned in cone land ever person familiar with local matized by Fran ayo. 4 | Pri xe, We, $1.00, $1.00. Beata 1 re) sa "ed Cohn, cor. Rafiroad and Yesie fortune is welting for two men and tion with the position at the time/ factories Were unaware that the Mest Prie nh wale T : ae sess ny &@ thing about ‘t. | of the tant rational convention, and | Tenney interests had been absorbed | Frosh Meat (Jobbing)—Cow beef, | seblechwiaseocn | . sgl ai Ai DKEsSING AND MAS % titon Barrett formerty lived th te Hiewed b that the t 4 extt hed. + | Satie from Tester Whert « on —— —~ — ae aa ‘y Katee Agee {i cbalnnn$ eather Bagman: Mbp ro Bed bead es nite ar ce Ib steer beef, The per ib. SPHIRD AVENUE THEATER, — | MES. EB. A. HUMPHREYS, Hair ity and now Attorney Larry P-. | vi Presidential candidate will be } * ‘ Barton, of San Francisco writes and| from the Middle West.” - wetnen,. Se, par. Io) Pee wou. nnn tehe Mate Tuesday, December Sth) pressing, Pace Massage and Mani says property Barrett owns in that| Gold in Cervera’s F } mt TEM, SO per Ih; MAR, manent, EA For Ske iaV cure, 626 and 626 Pacific block. city fas become valuab! ) ¢ P 7 ey | Pp . ‘ or Skagway, via Vancouv ot Mikk ank eek anew me HAD oes BANTIAGO DE CURA, Nov. 24—| Provisions Gobbing)—Hama, lares, [Tonight and every evening this week Pigsias ed jeaea' Ml RACHICN tail: Cebibaid bect wmode. Sr aadeed See alec of Bette |The wreckers working on the sunken |12iic; hams, small, 12%0; breakf st | Matinee Thankegiving and cS . Terkiah bath in SUE keene for 30. has an estate left to him by an aun Spanish cru Almirante Oquendo, nm, Wye; dry salted sides, 7 Saturday 6s Hours Call or send for catalogue. Mod- in Moncton, N. B., from which pi mn | ROUGH TRIP yesterday dimovered a chest cun- | Rex. *% A Triumphant” Seecena, | ern Tollet Specialty Co. 109 2nd av. gh ar ares 2% tal q 5 an . sbingd—Home made - ng | taining $19,000 dotiars in Bpanten| Lard (Jobbing Th F 1 = Same to Butte old, which the Cendoya company, |!b, Te: White Star, fe; Coin spec fai e Fi ipino Steamshi Farallon " D FURNISHED KOOMS IMPRISONS 35 the firm employing the diver, will Shc; lard compound, tlerces, Ge; Rex, t p | Bel te hip Al-Ki, Capt. Nt tain. The wrecking operations have *% N 1 C tht ‘4 . 0 Boye - mtr = ‘ ee ri h-| proved @ soures of large returns to| Fresh Fieh (obbing)— Perch, 2¢ ove y D- Fowe a — amy P+ wert’ eats | first-class rooms and board at $6.60 jon, arrived late yeaterday after-) ine companies, estimated at $600,000, | 4c; halibut, S060; silver alm Most Wondrous Acrobats Ever Been ver, Ketebikan, Heim Bey, Wrangel | to $7 per week. IN A COA MINE’ =: from Lynn canal. Very bed ee - jor gc; chum salmon, ¢@Te; found. | in a Theater cme. rails irom desler whart weather waa experienced on the way ers, 304c; moles, 3@40; rock cod,| BETTED THAN A CIRCTS . SEE a down. -@he hed % southbound pas- shrimps, 10@ 120; emeit, 4@| All Taga! Filipinos from Mantin Friday, December 8. at (0PM JUNK. . wig’ D. - ym C . Bee Them rices as Usual Shamik a qe LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Nov. 9. /O°08*'s Douglas tsiand passen PLATT PLAN Olympia, 66.00@4.89 pee} DODWELL & CO. Ltd, — | ALAKKA Junk Co. pare. highest prices: e aa ‘ : gers report the death by accidental | na % per gallon: clama, $1.00 7 7 | returns. iat ave Gate coal shat ne Lang brine {shooting of John Anderson, on No- cooked. $1465.75; ting | CPLYMPIC THEATER. | | Sr sete 12 semee %- “Peewe] Fei eine ti puddedly this afternoon and. the |Vember 21. He was an employe of | & cod, 647¢; salt Chin- 1108 Mecond A | “Tass AND INNURANOR Deavy cages shot downward with a‘? Ready Bullion mine. The Al-/ co salmon, 409 Ib tlerces, for amok- nn P. Kunnier, Manager. a push. The vigilance of the engineer | Ki'® list was ne follows: E. A. See-| ng purposes, Se; herring, 3@4e The Headers Gr 4 Toeket OMe, #12 Firat Ave 2AMem ROTHWELL —Morgage joane. tre and hie promptness in applying the | @%+,T-K. Needham, M. H. baker, | oo atl Ter Be ty ARE eg ere Drakes averted probably a fearturtM: + Vanderviile, Peter Hall, Dan! NEW YORK, Nov al Mots | FARCE AND COMEDY COMPANY 60), Bverett * 6 MINING ENGINEERS. Jess of life. About 380 prisoners and | Sutherland, F. A. Smith, John Me- | the Republicans nor the Democrats! | 1O.- IN NUMBER~ 10 pail +" ee Wie | employes were caged in the mine by | K*van. 8 te Ho Mra 3. La \of this state are entirety happy.| Walnuts, 12; pecans, 126; Alberts, | UM ep one-Rewland 10-8 p.m the accident, with no way of getting | Horwe. EH. Ca J. C. Perry, There are formidable revoite in both He; soft shell almonds, 166160; Bragit = Ht Paul, Chbcage ant Bast, thech out except through the air | MT. J: C. Perry. Mrs. Shick. C. G.| parties against the machine, and it ule. 10G@izc: Bickory nuts, Ie; ao- a | ANGE cor th Gheft, which is in an unsafe condi. | @*'*. W. & Hans, ©. P. Cahoon, | will require very discreet and dipio. | Commute. Mc per doa, chestnuts, 1s Want 1 to re a Wa me | RS a ope. fon ns = oi Mra J. C. Mansell, M N tm, 10 Gray Mair Restored | Bangs, Rtc.,.ail colors | lete Fall and Winter tM inery cal Pae wun Wawcees aah the even (ete . ts. Newhall, | matic management to keep either in| Pine nuts, 10¢ its Natura ' st Low Prices wim ti oe Will be brought up through the air | /°* Sorenson, V. Cleveland. order for the presidential campaign Don't do it until you have HARD RESSING ee, LL shaft, two or three at a time. As : jext year. 4 Building seen the ‘Louis Kiodt’’ yes e G. HHaANSON MFmOrLiTaN, prinuing & Binding Ca, the penitentiary supplies all N ME Senator Piatt, Gov, Roosevelt ant! aii . Special. High oe for TOMER OF Pk OO ag institutions with coa! and it wit! {Chairman O'Dell of the state com » a) leeen Bee | i LENT APFOMNED Guire two weeks to replace the brok. mittee are engaged at thie’ moment merchantable, #.%0;|] little money sites niches eal tn waaelene Cols en wheel, the lose to the state will nh a conference over the expediency and merchantable " any : be between $25,000 and $90,000. Jof reviving in the next legislature a towing. #200 80 teeter | LOWS Klodt on py bill that was defeated in the laat, to mmon, per M, $4.00675.90; iret Ave. OF INTEREST IN THIS STATE, W. J. Marvin and George West accused of drugging and robbing an aged couple at Cape Nome of $2.10, | were given & preliminary hearing be | fore United States Commisni Kiefer yesterday afternoon WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. | ae dismissed owing to @ inck of “If we are to believe, as Shakesp evidence. Marvin's case went over teaches us, that “brevity is the soul|until Friday, when arguments will of wit.” what @ nucleus of this com- | be heard modity has been formed by the tn-| Testimony tending to show cor terior department in its list of pa: -| ruption on the part of Chief of Po-|,, eetablish a “state constabulary’ epruce logs, $6.4, cedar shingle bolts, that Is, to place the po of the va s200@27 ous cities under the control of the) Fir Lamber—Rough, $9.50; thick r tentead of the mayo’ finished, surfaced one or two aides, & | This measure, a8 everybody wil} 104m 12 inches wide, 8154 length | instantly and accurately asmume, in 12 to 16 feet: spectal length, Me per) intended to Republicanize New York ™ © neh finish, $13@18; all] vert arain, $4 per M extra; floor and Huffaio, Albany, Troy, Byra and cities that go Democratic all Ine 1 and matched, $17@21 or part of the time, But, unfortun. | #tock boards. S-inch, $9@18; 10-inch, j ate there are a lot of local Re. | $9 @18; 12-inch, 18@19, fencing, No. | publican eiti 4 or Gineh fr channel rust sh, $9; No. 2, 89; V or drop siding, welght | like Rochester, Utica that do not care to be and others. ents and patentees given out today. | lice Eddy, of Nome, waa introduced. | "reformed” like the Democratic | 2000 pounds, $11@14 og png Tage gee In this list occurs the name of|Marvin claims that the chief of po. |"Toneholda, and most vigorously | And scantiings, raugh, MO@ie: #1! “Nash, John, Dayton, Wash.. door.” | lice received $400 of the of PO” | protest ies G18; § Ia aay 4; boards, | Short, crisp and right to the potnt.| money Troy and Albany have just elect-| 12-inch and up. $15. In this list» of flasniieht lamps, bot- ed Republican mayors, and they,| Washington Red Cedar Lumber tle Gilling machines, fish hooks, head too, refume to relinquish contro! of | Rough. 99; bevel siding, weight. and back rests for invalids, comb’ 'NEW YORK CAS the local police to state authority, |/>* $14@15.0; ceiling, weights, Now ed pianofortes and mechanical music even though it be of thetr own party and 3 net gn _ frnmrtmhfirmbe work, centrifugal separator ng partiann advantage, and the|!: 2 8nd 2%-inch. 1.300 Ibs; Nos. 1, 2 etc, one can only hope that John | WAR Is ENDED n cities are predicting the |®Md 3. Te -inch. 700 Ibs. $15627; waina- | Nash with his door will meet with rarful things that will happen if a|Coting. $1014; rustic, s20@28; *Ae) all the success he deserves. A patent | 7 mooratic governor fe ever again rere ae ae it ere | * also Paiter w.| . as elected ch finieh, 12, 14 an eet, ieaur jrate eutting war between the New aquares, 7, & 9 and 10 fect, §24@30; , York gas companies ended today pickets, $12 pp cue mM |The pr of gas was jumped “ MARKET QUOTATIONS i $1 In advance of green; | STATE NEWS |nearly 100 per cent. or .from = . 65 cents to $1.10 per 1,000, the I menacereag cane" A Sh edecengpean yg gag 1 0 the mazxi-| Tuesday Morning, —~ Marketa are ne Quotations |made by the New Amaterdam Gan | "FM in all lines, and a little higher) The Jobbing quotations today were ‘Washington farmers hold the po- Company The Consoii in some products than those of yes- as follows tato record of the United States for Compan owned by th ay. Poultry te up a h, and Sugar (jobbing)—Golden ©, in by 1899. The government-crop cireular| of) Company, and the ny butter haw rained $4.65; extra C, in bbin, $4.60; pow for November credits this state with | Company, will join in th A carload of fine bananas arrived ed, $5 iry granulated, raising an average yield of 144 bush-| when the directors meet this morning fromNew Orleans. Ti pot caah prices. els for every acre sown this year.| The Standard Gaslight Company, in| PTU!t '* in good condition ur, etc. Gobbing)—Patent Ex. No other state reached that average,|which Russell Sage is the chief fac | %%000 Ibe. of halibut came down cellent, $3.30; Novelty A, $2.10; Star Rhode taiand being nearest, with 142/ tor, will, according to Mr age, (On the Al-Ki last sight (bakers’),82.86; Centennial, $ a bushels. Tennessee only raised anjiose no time in restoring the old| .™ is at prerent no material | Drop, $2.18; corn meal, ye ve average of 44 bushels—leas than one- | price. ™ lchange In the oat situation, but all 4 100 Ibs fn 10-ib sacks, 81.45 cwt third of Washington's average ph 6 el the coast warehouses are full, and | 50-1b sacks; corn meal, white, $1.60@ From Movemner 1, 1408, to Novem. this may have @ demoralizing tn- | 1.80 per 100 ibe in 10-Ib sacks §7.60 bbl ber 1, 1999, State Land Commis SHOULD fluence on prices later on. The in 4h-ib sacks buckwheat four, pure vioner Bridges collected $486,223, an steamship companies Rave notified | $4.00 per 90 Ibe in %ib sacks; crack- increase of 72 per cent. over the two BE MADE LA Joval dealers thatthey willnot receive ed wheat, $2.26 per 100 Ibe in 10 preceding years | rrain for ehipeent to San Francjsco, | ih aacke: f. $2.00 per 100 in S-1b/ z | xcept on the expresa condition that sacks; $2.5 1 the tm 30. Be ge nrg Les neue &. free reading | it be moved within %4 hours at the pongo steel ape $3.50 p “4 > room started b f 1 $00 from the women of the BA le CHICAGO, Nov. 28.—Chicago grain | Ban Sranciscs ene. 100 The tn 10-tb ack: raham fe | Farmers at Enumclaw have de-|examination into the subject yes. | it 4 the producer by the local sacks; rye meal, $2.10 per 100 Ibs in cided to organize a” co-operative |terday decided that Chicago ana| guers for delivery in round lot# on 40.1h sacks; rye flour, $2.25 per 100 Iba] creamery. They say they are tired |New York could hope to retain the| “nin -Owte, $21 00@ah40e ha, In 10-1b wacks; split peas, 100-1b #acks, | of the skimming station scheme. bulk of the export grain trade only | g1¢.s0@ Oe teteen eex: | $2.00; aplit peas, $3.00 per 100 Ibs in | North Yakima ships away a car-|Y imreasing the width and depth | 17 0; bran, $14.00; shorts, $15.00@ Ib boxes; mixed peas, $2.50 per 100 toad of flour daily. of the Erie canal. The improvement | 16.90; rye, $21.00; popcorn, $2.00 per 100 200 M } in s — te / aoe In Sixteen tons of barberry bark was pd = - be Be “bby “4 bestia [I soadn Tah iene hance b shipped from Chehalis tast week Seon diverted tor gulf corte, tecares | sqie%<Puaet sound, per tons, 99.600 | eo chee The Northern Pacific js credited it would admit through the cana araneant? ee oe timothy, | ¢ lbs net; faney rollee with the design of building at Pasco bonts of greatly increased tonnage.| igge—Strictly freah ranch, fic; 2, 08 sacks, $2.60; eracked whe eva saree steamers for operation on: This belief brought out by thel pastern, 20c vos 4 «per t i. is O-1b sacks nake river Chicago grain men in testimony wiv-| futter—Fres ch, seertc cut men 3.50 per bbl in 50 B. G. Meokiem claima to be the|@% before Chairman Charles C.| Poultry a eeiiiae chickens: sage; |B RACKM: REaham flour, $2.90 per bbl champion potato-raiser of Whitman Schlieren, Commissioner Alexander | ive turkeys, 18@ 14 In 60-Ib #acks; whole wheat flour, $3 county. H nted about five acros | I and Counsel Penjamin Le] 1 atock—Cholce beef cattte, | 267 ben im H-1b sacks: rye meal, $8.75 , othe Mow A dayne bbi in 50-1b sacks; rye flour, $4/ ya 7 ere poe ae : Ho lob fl AM daislig sc; steers, 4c; food hogs, live, | Hor Hb; fancy rolled oats, 180 Ibs net John T. ener ‘ WOnsS Of Syege seome jecit bt bro . Tic; calves, dress | ty ppis, $4.95; fancy rolled oats, 90-1b| ents ed, lar ae ac 0; fancy rolled oats, pi auction ar STORE BURGLARIZED, (")j)))05 'Prite ‘end. Woot — Heavy ae" yatto neta, oe oll proves favorable a — sound, salted steers, over 60 Ibs, 9 (obbing)—Green — Mocha, ket is at hand Burglars entered the gr nedium sound, per Ib, Re; light per ib, 22@27¢; Java, per Ib, 234 af A. B. Colgrove at 34 We “ sound, under 56 Ibs, 8e; cown, sound, | Costa Rica, chole per The city counell of Colfax ordered) grroet last night between 9 and 11] ali weights, 8c; stags, bulls and oxen, | Roasted—Arbuckle'’s, In 100-1b cases the Main street schoot closed yelock They broke n a cash @alted kips, calves, per 1b, | per 100 Ibs, $11.75 1) cases, per 100 count of diphtheria, The school | register and stole its contents, about| 9c; green hides, 644@7%yo; Ary hides, | jp—, $11.85; 26-1). cases, per 100 Ibs, board objects to cloning, and the | 43 jn gilver, 75 Gen. Arthur cigars,|per Ib, Me; dry culs, one-third le«s; | $11.95; Java Ib tins, per Ib, 6b¢ school has not been cloned and other articles to the value of| summer deer, per |b, 18@26c; winter fo; Aden Mocha, 37%c; Cara The fen E. Snipes property, in $5 were taken leer, dry, 4@lée; papery deer, &@ iatemala, le; ground lensbure, has been transferred un — —o—_—___—_—— loc; ‘dry elke, 1c; green elk, 4@5<; 16@20c; Lion, 100s, $11.26; 60s, der judicial saies, and it is said that} Buy 5 acres. Moore Invest, Co, sheep pelts, 36c@$1.20; shearlings, 1 hin 35. 2 SWISS WATCHMAKER 824 Second Ave,, cor, Mario: Come home from the college, ‘ Ann From th Yard Home! me f © coll the farm. Home mirth-loving youth m the factory, wit Katy and Ruth . the vine- ome away h you, home! It \s Thankesgiving Day And Bring with You Three Pounds Of Those Fancy Cluster Raisins Which You Can Get for 25c OF THE SAN DIEGO FRUIT CO. | 415 Pike St. bet. Fourth d Fifth Coke Don't Smoke. ‘A hard fuel for ‘ ; Laundries, ‘ AIR-TIGHT ADVANCE No Confectioners, Baker f eam Boilers, Blacksmiths, Hot Water Furnaces, and 4 PATERS, IN PRICE, All orders will be promptly fil ed. “ Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 16 Cherry street. ou We sell Welsbac them. and guarantee WEST'S Ale and On draught in first-class saloons or deliv lly kegs. 1 Porter ed to houses in bottles or fam- ‘Phone Bay 96, TED Sid E24 and Hensei, im! pA Ka MY seCOND HAND GoOoDs A FULL LINE of Heaters, cook stoves and furniture of every de- |In the Superior Court of Kini | ty, State of Washington tinnanen neal coiratenan oe Summons by publication. Clark, W. Madison Annie 8 Wright thur Rarrickiow, B. F. plaintiff, ve. Ar- Day, Fran- cles R. Day, CB. Remsberg, First produce a paper National Bank of Seattle, a cor- “The Bat.” : print, ie. paste " 6,000 copies in poration; nen A. Filley, Arthur ff printed ‘and bound, 10,000 ‘copies if'n, Samuel Baker, Denny of a 19e-pege catalogue In 6 days We y Company, a corporation, and can cut the cost of your printing exactly S. Elitott, defendants in half. We can do other things but th [he State of Washington to the aald jere ail te the Hee of eaving Jou money. James A. Filley and Samuel Baker,| Pigott & French Printing Co. - fendants 104 W. Washington St, Seattle, Wash. su and each of you are hereby summoned to appear Within Sixty te ee RRR AER RRR (8) days « r the date of the first | publication of this summons, to-wit, | within sixty (60) days after the 21st sy of November, A. D)., 1899, and de- |fend t above entitled action in cia sade the ae . Cogs — h December 1 we remove OF eee na sce of trial, and |<, 0 the LEADER, 7t0 Gecond the « laint of the plain- g Ave., and will give our jtiff, and serve a copy of your answer patrons the benefit of what Jupon the undersigned anoraeye i it would cost to move our | plaintiff, at their office below state: . and in case of your faflure so to do goods by selling them at |judgment will be rendered against less than cost. you acording to the demand of com- ed Mrs. E. H. Johnson, Mgr. plaint which has been filed with the clerk of said court SRA PERE EERE ERE REE ERE YH | ‘The nature and object of this Ition ia to foreclore the mortgage re- weTrrrrrrrrrr eT ty 1 in the Auditor's off said | King county, in volume 104 of mort gages at 5 wf the records of said cou executed by sald Jefendar Day and Franctes R. Day, his wife, on April 25, 1898, to J. Bidmead Wright, to secare the mayment of a note of the same date uted by aid defendant thur 1900 SEASON'S | Barricklow to said Wright, for the sum of one hundred seventy-five Jollare (8175) and Interest, said mortgage having been assigned to |the plaintiff herein, and being upon the following described premises in raid King county, W aahjngton t Just Arrived——o wit, lote seven (7) and é@lht (8) In block two (2) of B. F. Day's Fl Dor- o——One Car Load udo, an addition to the City of Seat Latest Patterns are for judgment against the said 219 PIKE ST, det. Second and Third rricklow in the sum of and seventy-five dollars defendant E one hundrec | (8175) with Interest thereon at the ART R rate of two per cent, per month from Octo , 1893, untll entry of judg - ment herein, together aloo with an For wholesale fish attorney’# fer of #eventy-fve do! business. Inquire.. lars, and plaintiff's costs herein; t | gether with any sums of money paid Cc. E. EDWARDS yut by plaintiff on account of taxes, 71 Marior Westerh and and furthermore for general equit Rwllroad Ay able relief, Including the barring of defendants herein from any and all| right, title and interest in and to said premises Renton Hill Addition SMITH & COLE | Is achoice place to build a home Attorneys for Plaintiff. lot 80x120 OMmMce 1 toftc address, at a bargain; must be Rooms 46-48 Boston Block, Seattle, sold at once. Washington WIGHTMAN & CO. 120 of first publicdtion, Novem- Burke Block. , 1899, aa ai lal aan ; ee