The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1899, Page 3

ny rn erreercreecrereericen THE SEATTLE STAR. | HELEN GOULD DECLINES TO HELP ON NAVY ARCH Is Too Much Engrossed Just Now in Trying to Oust Brigham Roberts From U. S. NEW YORK, Nov, be chairman of the committee of tion from Women of funds consent to remain a membe sideration will she be chairman, th ough her brother, Gy said publicly that she would a Mer refusal, couched in tangy: in the hands of the says, she may remain as a m ” Tt ts not known just what has moved Mins Gould to thts de but the suggestion is made that he palign against the recognition t claiming al! her energies %0.—Helen Gould has refused powitively to committee, Dut Congress. Hie women charged with (h manent navy arch, She but under ne may committee, on ree Gould the position and honor that permits no quibbling, 1s at the same tine, Miss Gould r of the women's r labors in directing the Congressman B. H. Roberts, ts The subscriptions are coming along very well,” said Charles H. Nicoll, secretary of the arch committee. All of our commit tees are working splendidiy, and the $160,000 said to have been subscribed will be exceeded large! When I say all the committees a except the women's of ° ° e e °e e e e e ° e o ° e ° @ be chairman. That committ e ° e e e e eo e ° e e ° ° ° e position of chairman, but neither President Guggenheimer, of received a letter from the Nationa Vouchers showing the exact am arch in Madison square. The tlon was $32,859, or just $4.853 plan and scope committ ‘There will be no trouble in adjusting this 8 the other committees fell below the allott ie a fund of at et $10,000 to be d gaged in adjusting the accounts © charge the building of the arch. sent In by the Sculpture soctet well worth remembering. Not one for the work done by the sculptors thems which Mins Helen ( has not been cor reason, and I understand that Miss Gould has not In the y when the re working w next report is made. land hard I must was supposed to ° ° ° ° ° ° e ° ° ° ° ° ° e ° e pleted for some @ ° e ° e ° ° ° e ° e e ° e e e e coepted Un has she declined it the muntolpal incll yesterday Sculpture Soctety, inclosing unt expended for the present tal coat of t yagnificent crea than the $26,000 allowed by apparent deflolency 4 wuma, so that there rawn on by the committee en ¢ the contractors having in tems of costs of th y one thing In notice ent is included in the ver arch and * SOSSOHOOSTHOSSSSS OHSS HS HO SOSH OOO OOS Petition to Council Favoring Two Important Charter Amendments The advocates of municipal own-) trehip of street railways are mak- ing vigorous efforts to secure large bumbers of signatures to the pet!- Non which will be presented to the tity council next Monday night taking that certain proposed char- ter amendment be submitted to the people. One of these amendments Sirects the counei! to refer to the otere the deciaion of any pubiic question upon petition of 15 or 20 per tent. of those registered. The other provides for the ultimate ownership of the street railways by the city. It i# stated that over 1,000 signa-| tures have already been obtained tnd the promoters of the movement txpect to have many more within the text four days. Copies of the pet!- tion have been left at the following gamed places, where those who feel bo disposed, can go and sign the fame. Garner's shoe shop, 2715 Jackson Hreet. Stetson Bros. grocery, 1127 Yesier way. Keene's grocery, 225 Jackson, Kreet. Welch & Erickson, 624 Twenty-first bvenue. Matheson & Deady. 500 Sixth ave- aue south, corner King street. Samuel Davidson's cigar store, 209) Becond avenue south. Conway's shoe shop, 1122 Jackson street. Van Alstyne's grocery, corner ety Bouth Ninth and Yealer way. | | nue. Jeaperson’s tailor #2 Third avenue Shorey's Old-Rook store, corner of Third avenue and Cherry street shop, Simison Broa’ shoe store, TT Sec- ond avenue. Bartels drug store, 606 Second avenue. Scandinavian-Amertean bank, cor- ner of Ye way and Firet avenue Herald office, 306-207 Batley bulld- ing Noyes’ barber shop, basement a ner First avenue and Marion street Ragiey's pharmacy, 924 Second ro nue, corner Madison street } Lincotn’s grocery, 217 Pike atreet Walter Walker's shoe shop, 1438 Second avenue, near Pike street Maytieid's grocery, 63 Pike street Lyon's grocery, west aide Seventh | between Stewart and Virginia Kirk & Co."s grocery, 1615 Madison street Renton Hill pharmacy, 2072 Madi- fon street Bickford's grocery, 2552 Fast Mad!- son, near power hy Ryan's grocery, nue and Howell Weston’s grocery, 2013 sume corner Ninth ave- Firat ave. Wheeler's grocery, 2001 Second ave. | nue. North Seattle pharmacy, avenue White's grocery, 2601 First avenue Watson's grocery, 729 Denny way Western Central Labor Union, 1226 Third avenue. A. EB. Guy's drug store, Fitth ave- 2401 Firet nue. nerth and Denny way. Clear south. Store, 217 First avenue JUDGE CALLS DOWN JUDGE; Jacobs Asked Cann to Give an Explanation. ‘The habene corpus proceedings in the Ferguson case came up yester- fay morning at 9:30 and were con- Unued at 1:90. Judge Jacobs ap- peared very much diseatiefied with the manner the prisoner had been It with, and took occassion to lay down the law to the sheriff's office on the subject of photographing sus-— pected criminals or searching their premises without a warrant Late in the afternoon he issued a subpoena for Judge Cann to find out what the jatter knew about the case. Judge Cann knew very little besides the information the papers in the tase had given him. Judge Jacobs will hold Ferguson for a hearing before Judge Cann. A tomplaint charging the prisoner with grand larceny has been filed Meanwhile the sheriff's office re-) mains firmly convinced that Fer- amon is the auspected train robber. | Jetective Nevins now in Wyom-/ tng, working on the case. MINING “NEWS, At the War Eagle, in the Palmer mountain district, the shaft is down 90 feet. It is now propomed to con tinue the shaft to a depth of 200 feet Levels will be opened at 100, 150 and 200 eet. The company's mill at Loomis is undergoing @ thorougn overhauling. The Quilp and Jim Blaine mines have recently gone into the han¢ is of the Republic Conse Id Min Ing company new owners ex pect to dev a with energy The Mountain Lion mine, in the Republic distriet, continues to be badly hampered by poor roads. The bulk of the material far gotten to the mine consista of steel for the - eyanide tank, It is almost impos bible eo get heavy material in. Lum ber ts also badly needed, but un available Work began this week on the Or Nogo group in the Republic dis trict. It will be prosecuted through the winter At Nelson, B. C., five milis are crushing dally 260 tons of ore At the Iconoclast, in Keller camp, the tunnel has been driven 132 feet {t is equipped with track and cars, | TO HOLD A | GHOST DANCE Indians ra Pa ee for the | Event in December. } George Leschi, an Indian well known through all the Sound coun- try, gives the information that the Indians are preparing to hold a | grand ghost dance, one of the ancient ceremonies of their tribe, some time in December. This historic amusement will be held on the Sauk river in Snohomish county. The Indians are very ex unive at these gatherings, and very few white men are fortunate enough to witness these orgies, A building has been erected especially for these ceremonies. GETS SMALL DAMAG P. J. Allen's damage suit against the Pacific Coast Co. for loss of jstock, which was transferred to the eriminal department from Judge Renson's court, was settled yester | day, the plaintiff being awarded $30 damages, To Prevent Contagion. NEW York, Nov, %.—The coffee which constituted the cargo of the steamer J. W. Taylor, on board of which three * of the bubonte plague appeared during her voyage from Santos to this port, was trans- ferred to Nehters today he steves lores who performed the work will be detained for observation at quar entine until all danger of develop ment of the disease Is pas the fee will be kept on rd the ghteras for several days \ METHODISTS IN CONFERENCE ‘The diatrict quarterly meeting of |eeeds that they could readily pur-! | Wilson has divined a method which caw 360m ter ete eb] EURO ON of the Pawsaic general hoapital per Hformed a diMeult operation on a wo man today, It consisted of the re 1 of a portion of the stomach the voman wae suffering from a) Ruling in Opposition to Find- ancer and the operation was neces ing of Judge Woolson. | wary to wave her life The pyloric of the atomach was! wasimINGTON, D. G, Nov. taken out and the patient will prob tia etter to ¥, . Melene Danton Wa recover | — 1% Kansas City, the comminstoner of jie and revenues Makes an important | the atute concerning amp tax * required on the transfer of mort+ iv in the recent opinion render- a vt Judge Woolson, of the United States district court of Lowa Gives His Views on Cuba OR) ce ee seeiea oy eucee ere the Philippines. king of Kansas, who gas WASHINGTON, D.C, Nov, 2 ured by chattel mortgage Senator James K. Jones, of Arkan- | on some oa hie ty pared by ean hatrman of the Democratic na Various indorsements to the Bank of onal committee, returned to Wash Orion, an Llinola corporation, and inate recently from biatrip: to! the plaintiff in this ca the last in Chicago, where he went to attend a raement ng in blank conference of the committee. he i sme end pote in this The was dome effort on the part! case were apparently duly stamped of outniders,”” W senator, to] when orginally executed. The law make {t appear that very algnificant: however, pr a that wpor y busine was being transacted peslenine nt ren ' ft the committee, As a matter of fact, | gage a atamp duty shall be required there was littl or nothing of popu- . name rat that lar interest in the meeting, Tt was nal inatrumen simply to arrange some matters of that th nortmage had organization amped ax an implied What will be the poliey the and when ¢ plaintifr Democratic senatore toward legisla | wishing to avail himself of ite secur » this winter? he was asked Hy, offered the name in evidence, Democrats erally,” | war objected to, and » was the nenate n't pre-| Judge Woolson an in . tend to speak for anybody but my- | ca it had not beer self when I talk a ny particu | trans lar measur I bellewe in uttermost the propom rd legislation, the abotittor che or extension of exes to national banks. ‘The Ha © POSTAL CLERKS there should be admitted to ali th privileges of government that’ are | accorded to residents of the United States If we are to regard ourselves as & Chriatian gentiemes. standing by |'**t night by Jobn T. M the Declaration of Independence, 1/@F¢ Clerks in the Unit do not ace how we are to force upon | TVic®. The FULTON, Ky. N 0. —¥ Goldeby wan shot and kill 1 States mail krew out of a the Cubana or the Filipinos any | Sspute over a vacant run. A portal form of government without the full | ©#" unoccupied ween here and Cairo. Kither M went of the governed. It seema to me to be out of the question vo ever make a state out of the Philip. |” pine islands. We have already pled« tnvest ed to give the Cubana independent | Protested that the other was ‘o self-government. haven't the least | Dame. Last night at 1 o'clo doubt in the world that had it been | Moore and Guidaby met tn the by should have t nent authorities wating and each ken th ad been the men known that we were going to ac- | “lerks’ room at the depot. Aside from quire the Philippines through | & postal clerk, who was asleep in the war with Spain, the words ‘and the "0M. there are no withers According to Moore's story Philippines’ would have been in- began abusing him and calling serted in the pledge for independ. | lence to Cuban f 3 xi him » NEW VARIETIES four shote, three of which took ef- fect on Goldaby’s head. Goldaby Common Seeds Will NoLonger Be Sent Out. waa armed and fired one shot at Moore, which missed him. Moore gave himeelf up. The preiiminary trial Will take place Monday, Mistaken for a Turkey. HUNTINGTON, Pa, Nov. ™ WASHINGTON, D.C. Now _jcompany with hi bre ther George, One of the Important topics that wilt Ath a foto Digan sant ! pea ,. tm 5 be touched uper " port | County ent gunning for wi ar be touched wpen tH fie annual rep e keys y réay. During the day they of Beoretary Wilson of the depart | becan arated and John failed to ment of agriculture ts the seed die ot " A A ‘ jtribution by the government. When | TiN) aoe oad talay fund ial this practice was established many | ShCh was organized today found h jdead body In the woods years ago it wae Intended that the |r! bly in ine ae < government would purchase new th bel mas ; od pel > and unused varieties of needs, to be | {P" *” oe - on _— sa ne distributed for the purpose of in em oe is Delleved Re i by some hunter, who mis creasing the culture of various new plants, vegetables gnd grasses, but after a time the practice degene ed, and it wae pot long before the seed distribution under the agricul- tural department, at the @irection of congress, became & mere supplying of the common vegetable seeda that that were distributed by congress men among thetr constituents tn the country, This distribution increar od until it cost the government $120, - 000 annually and the farmere were supplied free of cost with the very lay to play the om that city MAR ET QUOTATIONS Thursday Morning—-Most of the! wholesale houses have been closed all day Several were open eariy 'n the morning There was no change from yesterday's quotations. 10,009 ibs. of halibut came down on the Farallon last night. chase from dealers. In that way, the very purpose of thie free seed distribution became thwarted. It would be utterty use-| leas to recommend the abolishment of the seed distribution ajtogether, for this was tried without success by Gecretary Morton, and Becretary |, Th? following prices are being of- fered to the producer by the local he hopes will put an end to the countless complaints that have been ‘Pe Jock oF in the car at Seattie made of this seed distribution. The | Oram cnt $21, 00@32.00; | barley, secretary will not antagonize con bran, $14.00; shorts, 815.006 | gress, nor will bh rouse the hostility of seetmen. His plan is nothing more or less than going back to the original distribution of new and un- eed vartetion of seeds, and he hopes to distribute thore varteticos of sent which the commercial seedmen, for 16.00 Ibe May 10.1%, Eastern $16,00@ 17.00; a cee Strictly rye, $21.00, popcorn, $2.00 per 100 Puget sound, per tons, $9.0@ n timothy, fresh ranch, &2c Eastern, 26 one reason ot another, do not han- “ iii die; seeds which are really worthy | Butter—Fresh ranch, 26628 of introduction, but which heave not |, Poultry — Spring chickens, 8@%e;/ yet gained a foothold. ‘The secretary Iv" turkeym. L3G Me. will embody hie ideas in le repore,|_ Wve ator nice beet cate, In’ the shape of a recommendation to CO%™ B4e; ate Seek maak, NEN |congrens, but the change cannot be a. Tiss: calves, dros made without the sanction of that Rice nck Weel = ‘Huay saeco ee round, salted 8, over 60 Ibs, % medium sound, per Ib, & lig COAT OF TAR sound, under 4 Iba, 8; cows, sound, all weights, Sc; stage, bulls and oxen, fo; aalted kips, Se; calves, per Ib A F Sc: green hides, 64@T%c; dry h per Ib, Ic; dry cula, one-third le summer deer, per Ib, 18@2 deer, dry, M@16c; papery deer, &@ Noy. 20.~| 10; dry elks, 10c; green elk, 4@5 WHEFIAING, W. Va Blanche Ellis and Maude Hughes, theep pelts, $c@$1.20; sheartings, 15 ina of a Clark resort, drove to @25c; Eastern Washington wool, 8@ What Next, an oll town near Clarke. 10¢; clean wool, 16c; dirty or timber burg, where they were recognized by | burned, 18@14c, taliow a crowd of off men and forcibly drag- | Angora & skina, ca 4 from their body, etripped and| mountain sheep, each, coated with tar and feathers taile, each, 26 The women walked back to Clarks. ot burg, where physicians removed the! wheat (export)—No, 1 club, sot tar, Their condition 1# #0 serious | piyeatem, 52%c; No. 1 bluestem, 61% that they were taken to a Parkers mijiing No. 1 club, 6 burg hospital ffort has been made to arrest the perpetrators. It vi s asaerted that the women of What! potatoes (obbing)—Native pota Next assisted in the mobbing. toes, $15.00@18.00; Yakima atoes, The women were repeatedly warn- | six o9@ 20.00; beets, O@65c per sack ed to stay away. The har waa burn. | carrots, per sack, G0c; aweet potatoe ed off their heads and offal was! si 75q@200 per 100 Ibe; toma ped on them. They came from gi 99 per box; Chill peps kersburg to C larkabure: {native onions, $1.00; f - leaulifiowers, $1.00 doz; lettuce Engine sfor Rus ia. doz; turnips, 60e per sack; rad the Firat Fr Methodist church; NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—The Rus. |!he#. 10c; pumpkins, 4@ lc per b at Terry and Pine street, A Went, sian government has made indirect "quash @91.00 per 100; horae- pastor, commenced today li jovertures to Duluth-Amith, MoMilan | TAdishes, 6@PRe; celery, 36@7be doz continue for four days & Co., of Philadelphia, with a view | be preaching each day to the erection of large locomotly Frets A meeting of the ministerial associa-| works at a convenient point on the| Green Frult Gobbing)—Black figs, tion will held in connection with, Trana-Siberian railway. Suggest Ib boxes $1.25, lemons, $2.60@ this meeting, the firat sitting was have also been made in relation to /4.60; California gra white this afternoon at 2:30. The subject|the construction of a steel plant for| black, $1.26@1.40; California m for discutsion will be Sunda the manufacture of ralls | $1.40 quince 3] per box; cran schools The nece na sitting will be - Sie Elena | berries, $8.00@8.25, white carton figa, tomorrow 10 a The subjecc| Wood $225 a load. Tel. Beattie | 10 pk $1.00@1 cooking will be “Worldly Conformity.” The! Fuel Co. ples a box; fancy red app! third sitting will be tomorrow at — ———____—__ $1,102.00; fancy Spitzenberg ; 2:20, subject, “Becret Bocieties.” | Buy § acres, Moore Invest. Co, banan. $2.00G@3.00; persimmons, ° - ey wi daa 4 THE TAX LAW: jolda- | on. Moore then strock him! In| * | 190; noft whe dealers for delivery in round lots on | Football Pla ers! eens, Pasific Coast Steamship Co. the University of Washington ad . “ the Whitman College football nan hor San Francisco “ 1 pom on the ¥ M. C. A] grounds We wish to may to the The company's elegant players and others that the products] steamships Queen, wf the Sanitas Nut md company | Walla Walla and Um are receiving splendid indorsemer atilla fro etem throughout the United Leave SEATTLE Oa.m ‘tates, Come in and see ther 10, 168, 90, 88, $0, Dec. 6, 16, 18, und every Ofth day ‘LOUCH, AUGUSTINE & CO Rae 815-817 Leave fan Francisco for Feattle 1048 rat Avenue. A BLANK BOOK _ 17 2 2 Se n 1, and every Afth day Ss much better or being od a i] h better for bei OR ALASKA allowed to season before | Leave Seattle 9 a. m Cottage City, Nov, 1, 2¢, Dee, 11, 26 using, ergo special makes! eyy "tr ropeka 1, Dec. 6, apy oY ay Ee ” needed for the new year taf eens a aU ai esde akk should be ordered at ONCE. | every atin day thereatter Bstingses Chewriuie given.|, ver Further tuformattn eaten Telephone Black 731. The company reserves the right to —_ change without previous notice. 4 hou steamers, sailing dates « of salling 4. ¥ TROWHRIDGR e Puget Sound #upt. Ocean Dock, 6 Beatt) F 716 and 1221 First Ave. | wud, “Seattier Goodall, Perkins Co., General agents, San Francteco. $1.00@1 26 Jap The per box; navel, 4.00, * Butter Cheese, 5 and Poultry Washington & Alaska Rutter — Washington arsamesies, STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S pound prints, 10@p2e; Eastern Iowa ‘ Klein, 27 ane (Jodbing)—Native Wash ington, 1@Pi4e; Kastern, 4@16 Kees (lobbing) Strictly "Hesk ranch, M2@34o; Ka n, rogee Honey White co Me, ght am sTeAMsHIP ber, N@ ize, strained, S@#ye — ony ' t Chickens ° 1@t Zs ig be Py oes sk i atic from Tester Whart at 10 pm “y rain an cod Hay oublans<Suiekt’ sound, par | DUCSdAY, December Sth ton, $)2.00@14.00; Kastern W ne For Skagy ay, via Vancouver ton timothy, $14.00; netaed, $17.00; al faifa 0 Ketchikan and Junea, ia Oats Gobbing) — Per ton, $21.0@ 6s Hours 24.00 5 Marley—Steam rolled, 820.00; whole. * . (Sty -whote are ceackeasaencon, Steamship Farallon feed meal, per ton, $22.00, w at, $20.00 1 cake mea end Bren, ending 96 Post $22.00, middiings, $21.00€23.00; bran $15.00; shorts, $18@17.00 1, 9190062000; dairy food, $16.00, Meat Prices " pooweir A ‘co., uta, Fresh Meat Gobbing}—Cow beef, —@enerst egenta, 118 James 61. “Phone per Ib; steer ‘ per Ib; Mets 70 mutton, wether, fe per Ib: pork na (obbl dares na, ammall, fast Nex e& | Lard Gobbing)—Home made, per Ib, THe: White Btar, Se: Coin special, Yc; lard compound, tlerces, 6c; Rex We will send the very FIRST le%\e eamer from Beattie to Cape Freah Fyeh (Jobbing) — Peroh, 9@ Nome in the spring, and will fe; halibut, 6@¢e; silver Imon,| have the firet steamer reach- \64@7%e chum salmon, 6@7¢; floubd ing Cape Now We will Jers, 3@ * rock cod made you @ low rate on tick shrimps, Olympia, em ‘9 ¢ts ahd freight Don't bu $4.0064.00 per et before calling per lion: clame, $1.40 ur enervati cooked, $1.6561.75; ling now being mad 0A, SAtGe: black cod 6@ 7c; walt Chin ook salmon, 400 Ib tlerces. for amok. | ing purpores, fk herring, 344c Mots pecans, 1% almonds, 15@ 16 hickory muta, 15 per dow Seattle &Cape Nome | Transportation Co. ROOM 6 LETVAN BUILDING DD. 4. GRAUMAN General Manager hen, be ————————————— Walnuts, 1% ta, 10@12 coanutas, © rene OMce, 612 First Ave, bone Main 117 pine nute, 106 | Lember snd Building Metoris!. Gren! AN Loge—No. 2 fir, $40; rough mer chantable, $5.00; merchantat sh. mixed poring and merchantab'e | $6,006.24; Mooring, 87.00; No. 1 cedar $4.00@7.0; common, per M, $4.00@ 18, $6.00; cedar shingle bo: 12.@? | | ir laimber—Rongh, $8.50; thick ‘gcimhedl surtaced he oy tes nice e | Want to Buy a Watch? 10 an 12 inches wide. $1540, length Don’t do it until you have ]12 to 18 fret: special lengths. Ge per seen the ‘‘Louis Klodt’’ M extra; one inch Aniah, 812018: at! Special. High grade for ertica! gran, &% per M extra; floor im dremed and matehed, Hig@si littl money stock boards, finch, 89@18; 10-inch, $9.0@18; 12-inch, H8@19; fencing. No 4 of Gtnch finish, $9; No. 2, $9, V or Louis Klodt channe? rustic of drop siding, weight | SWISS WATCHMAKER 2,000 pounds. S114: Or timber, 4 824 d Ave,, Ma and scantlings, rough, 88.00@16, 8 1 at ed #1, 89 60G@18, 848, $11@14; boards, I2-tnch and up, $18 Washington Red Cedar Lumber— Rough, $9; bevel siding, weight, 700 HAIRDRESSING libs, $14@15 60, celling, weights, Now Mrs. E. G. Hanson. |}. and 2 net enf frnmrimbtrmne | Sei MANUPACTURER oF | 1, 2 and 2%-Incb, 1.900 ibs, Now a. 2) Wigs, Mairbraids, Etc. | and 2, %-ineh, 700 ibe, $19@27 | sham pootng and Halreutting for ladiesand jeoting, $10@14; rustic, $26@ children, the most artist shingles, $1.0: standard shingles, | nip trearment theatrical $1.10; teineh finiah, 12, 14 and 1 Gray Hair Restored to ite Natural Color at Rangs, Ete. all colors Low Prices $2544; thick fnieh, $2806 [squares, 7, , 8 and 10 feet, $24@ 10; | BONNEY & STEWART plokets, $22 | Director) snd Kinbaimer Kiln aries $1 In advance of green 8 At fig Colm bea | drayage. jo Quotations | | WEST'S bbing quotations today were | follows Sugat (iobbing) Golden C. in bbis, Ale and Porter $4.65, extra C, In bble, $4 powder- $5.75; dry 4, $5.20; cube, | 96.86 spot o On draught In first-class saloons or Flour, ete cellent, $3.20 obbing)—Patent Ex- elty A, $3.10; Star ( bakers’), $2.85, Centennial, $2.30;Goid Drop, $3.15, corn meal, yellow, $1.50@ 1.65 100 }be in 10-ib sacks, $1.45 cwt 60-Ib mack; corn meal, white, $1.60 1.80 per 100 Ibe in 10-Ib macks 87.50 bbI delivered to houses in bottles or fam. lly kegs. ‘Phone Bay 96 in 45-1b sacks buckwheat flour, pure. $4.00 per 90 Ibs in 9-Ib sacks; crack ed wheat, $225 per 100 1 in 10 Ib sacks sacks farina, $3.00 per 100 in 6-Ib per 100 Ibs in 10-1b teel cut oatmeal, $3.50 per 100 Ibe in 10-Ib sacks; graham flour, $1.75 per 100 ibs in 10-1b sacks; whole wheat flour, $1.85 per 100 Iba In 10-1 sacks; rye meal, $2.10 per 100 Ibs in 10-)b ancka: rye four, $2.25 per 100 Ibs in 10-1D sacks; aplit peas, 100-1b sacks, $3.00; split peas, $3.00 per 100 Ibs tn 26-1b boxes; mixed peas, $2.60 per 100 100 Ibe in sack $2.75 per ewt In j> boxes; wheat flakes, 75 - Ib oxes, $1.85; Wheat flakes, $2.50 per en ammunition th the sae of 1b pkes. in bbis said (0 160 Iba not; fancy rolled oate Ts cea atetaatoall. iba sacks, $2.60; cracked wheat Orne! hg, Powder now per bbl in 50-Ib sacke; ot cut oatmeal, $6.50 per bbt in 50 eniah forever Ib racks; graham flour, $2.90 per bb! In 50-Ib sacks; whole wheat flour, $3 per bbl in 60-Ib sacks; rye*menl, $3.75 per bbl in 60-Ib Racks; rye four, 4 —$—<<—<$$ $$$ ‘er Dbl; fancy rolled oats, 180 Ibs net Fate’. ay a ‘ iy bbls, $4.95; fancy rolled oats, sclb + Pd Nai Hs pe pe ae “ond racks, $4.70; fancy rolled oats, per $28,000. Incorporated under. the cage, $2.50 we of the State of Washington, Acci Coffee (Jobbing)—Green — Mocha, | dent and Sick benefits. Agents wanted per Ib, 23627 Java, per Ib, 23@26.; E, W. ANDREWS, President. Coole Hick, Chee, pet in F. L. MILLER, Secretary Roasted A! -ackle's, {n 100-1b ¢ per 100 Ibs, #71.75; 60-1 cases, per 100, Home office, 24 Collins Block Ibs, $11.85; 86-1b. cases, per 100 Ibs, | __§_ ___$§_$§§§ | $1105; Java, 50-Ib tine, per Ib, 6 ————— sack. Sc; Aden ocha, 37%c; Cara sols, ate; uatemala, Slo; . grou Butterworth & \ Sans Boag yn ‘fee, 16@20c; Lion, 1008, $11.25; 608, [ments in cay smeey rel, Pike 49, $11.35, | nore. BOY WANT, BIGHT BOY, 14 years or over, to learn printer's tra and do gen eral work about offee, Address VY ©. Kom 4m TRL AMATHACT OF NY, TRYMPER @ C Iabie abatenet. ) thm mining elatme. APLOUNEY® AT LAW FOP CAMMOLI, lawyer, wroctor faity and soileitor ofpateute Hinckley ay) in wdual « Koom 74.75 NOR, roome 14-18 Maller bide. YLon’ former Prom. Atty mish Co., 66-66 Buillvan bik SOME OTS BW. HOUGHTON, 414, 416, 416, 417 olin block. SEER ERED EEeeeeeeeeeeeeee GUSINEMS COLLEGKS WILSON’ Musiness Colle Tol Maina HANKS THe BANK OF viewer NATIONAL EaTTLM earapbic In ail the principal sities Bieler and Burope THE PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANE OF BEA TTLE. BRIDGE BUILDERS AND CONTMACTO MMATTLE DKIDGM CO.—Bullaers of wriag- ryee, con! bunkers, tg.) pile giv. vue, Geniere in pies, toge SEATTLE Clothes Preesing Ca. clothes im shape for Cleaning, repairing. 3% eKET and only city, Menke bi Oe Be nines GOOD paying grocery. Grol, Damus nd Onner, 106 Madison street. TWO STEAN-WHEEL ENGINES da Marine Boller and pumps, all Apply Cahn & nd Yesier. in good condition. Cohn, cor, Ratiroad bp MANIC MS. EK. A. HUMPHREYS, Hair Dressing, Face Massage and Mani- cure. 625 and 626 Pacific block. RACINE Bath Cabinets, best made. ish bath in your home for 3c, send for catalogue, Mod- t Specialty Co. 108 2nd av. FURNISHED ROOMS oak isatnrnnee Na eere ‘YORK—First av. apd Pike; ptt mea and board at $6.00 to $7 per week opmat pee se i ave ese" Faas ae = + AL ae ATTOENENS “A ULOMNEYS are Boyd bullding z MeON AL “A SS Sa sHCOND GOOK A FULL LINE of Heaters, cook stoves and furniture of every de- scription at E. Chapin’s, 6th @ Pike bay BUY concription mit aud furnaces end see stoves: x rahe: Clerk, WT W. Madison & ‘Phone aes HERE js no “drag work” im our We give you the iret prom! ed, and we charge only what is fair con- sidering our labor- and money-saving fa- cilities When dealing with you do not have to pay the Le A of the “man who flew ay, tow didn't owe na anything; his kind ots pay ur in advance or we don't do the wo Pigott & French Printing Co. 104 W. Washington Seattle, Wash. b-ball idinhalbatiiet coin vi hada 3 : Les Than Cost scember 1 we remove to om LEADER, 710 Second Ave., and will give our patrons the benefit of what it would cost to move our goods by selling them at less than cost. zen ; Mrs. E. H. Johnson, Mgr. * 1000 Second Ay. cor. M * SEPP EEE REE R EH PARTNER For whdlesale fish business. — Inquire. C. E. EDWARDS 1 Marion, bet, Western apd Kailroad Ave. Keenan 3 SERRE BEER BER EERE EH WIGHTMAN TO LOAN #10) at 7 per cent interest this week on approved city property ; i | FOR QUICK SALES | List your property with Ww. D0. FIELD / e _— G. A. 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