The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. By SAR PUBLASHING CO, ternoon except Sunday, ELEPHONES Ruainess Dept., Main 1060. Kattortal Dept, Main 1198 BW RAZARD WELLS, Naito BF. CMA * Manager <= OFFICES Beattle—1107 Third avenue New York 200 Temple Court Bul lding. Chicago 318 U. 8, Express Building — y One cent per copy; ax cents per week of twenty ents per month, deliverst Tntered at the poataMice at Beattia. Washing second-class matter 4 WHY DOES SHE DO IT? WRY do s0 many women tn Seattle (seemingly) take pl \ Ing street-sweepers? Seeing that a woman must be CLEAN before she can be attractiy j WHY are women witling to collect all sorts of unspeakable dirt—much @f whieh comes under the description of f as they go afoot througt ‘the streets? A custom that ts not clean ts to be avoided; a custom that ental Althiness is too disgusting, almost, for com and as such is not to be Endulged in by women who are wel! bred. Te makes a man shudder—it even makes } fick h mach Sometimes—to watch the swirl of dirt and the switching about of articles Of Mth which mark the path of one of his women friends as she sweeps ©) past him on the street, the folds of her handsome gown dragging behind y ber heels. . “Goodness!” he exctaims to himself; “how DIRTY she must b: —_— : During the early days of the machinists’ strike in this city the Seat Me Times lost no opportunity to assail the men who had quit work and BR Geed some Vicious language. On one occasion it printed an editorial M@vising cold lead for strikers in the East-and, Inferentially, for those tm Beattie. This utterance caused the breaking of the storm of indi¢ mation which had been gathering around the Times office for » Discontinuances began pouring in by hundreds = T 24 for @ living saw that the Times was openly hosti! Whe effect of the great loss af circulation wa ferances of the sheet. o days. people who work thetr interests: soon manifest In the ut It turned right about and began to how gainst the employers. The insincerity of the performance was Pp Parent that it deceived few persons, eertainly none of the strikers. Latterly the Times has been extremely offictous. — ‘There ts no gainsaying the statement that the Washington state ex Ribit at the Pan-American exposition is a disgrace. Everybody who has Seen the pitiful “display” agrees as to the fact. ‘The $25,000 appropriated ‘By the state for the purposes of a creditable exhibition of Washington's Products has been frittered away in salaries and expenses for officers and employes. —__--- Chief of Police Sullivan believes in civil service. In another column the expresses his views pointedly upon the subject. His suggestion that the chief himself might well be brought under the operations of the sys- fem, is well worthy of consideration. Instead of being the mere tool of ‘the mayor in power, he wouki be independent and at liberty to fully ‘enforce the laws without fear for his official head. “Love Essential..; § p. m., ‘Compar fan of Faith and Reason. Advent Christian Chureh—Rev. 8 P. Hayward, pastor. At Ua. m “The Signs of the Times”; § p. m the above continued. FACTORY First Christian Church—Rev. B. Ht RE Lingenfelter tor. At ll a. m. “Pleasures That Profit sh m. | Wow Industry Announced for Rev. G. W. Muckley will occupy the pulpit This Community. Grace M. %. Giarch—Rev. W. 1 Selleck, pastor. At 11 m., Dr. W Whitfield, pre Andrew Weber and E. P. Ederer, | cupy the pulpit wealthy Chicagoans, intend to on) pal Will preach, large fish net factory in Seattle.” ding elder, will AUS p. m, John Ba a Weber says $100,000 worth of | ehinery has been purchased for®- plant. which will probably begin} | erations during the latter part of | wear. ‘The proximity of Seattle to faimon fisheries and the great q | the district m | showing traces of many weeks’ va- | | cancy. | | Furnishe ms Down | | Furnished roe for housekeep ing have followed the decline . | euttes ordinarily NTS ARE DROPPING | Decline in Residence District | —_.|A NATURAL RESULT) Is Quite Marked. | Building Has Caught Up With oe mand--In the Business Sec- tion Reductions Are Quite | Sure to Occur. | turing n nth, d 1 from ‘ ner is, with, u 1a ne, Kan ary plumbing and « reat of thy {Uisites domestic happt In Three Days’ Search A representative of the Star tn hree dayw h between Third and Twenty-ffth avenues and Yerler and Denny w found more than 10¢ houses untenanted. This is the Ais t demand, and i wan even big er percentage of vacanctes a houses and fi those usually tr briskest demand, are, strange to nay now the moat numerously offered he amall house hunters of today a ure usually for from $18 t $25 & month, the houses that twe onths ago were held at $23 to $30 A goes up the scale of prices: he decline is sharper, the 40 fat finding few takers at $30 One firm has its placard on 80 euch places tr nttoned, some f ther hou Two and three-roor 820 during the Inst have gone down to $16 tes to $13 and $12 « 0 rentals. few months, and the $16 « month. Rental agents, when queried on the [decline of rents, either decline to tiescuss them or deny that they have dropped. Tt te to their clients’ tn terest, and incidentally to thelr own to 4 If the agent ts a good fel low, however, and is approached In the right way, he will admit that Duriness is pone too brisk, and the outlook not encouraging. “Too many people buying and building,” ts the keynote of his reasons for business dullness. 1 District Not only in residence districts ts» | the rental man’s future gtum, for the | rapid introduction of new bulld lings in the business localities threatens him with dectine D jon of seve Firat | earty brq nig '¥ Of netting sold here, have alm to decide the location of tM + be “plant. The capitalists intend met man: yeture cotton twine for thi trade well as for nets. Mr. Wet» cha ‘Bays he will employ 120 people, , | Mostly women, the annual output of | the factory being 1,500,000 pounds of ‘netting. _ ANOTHER CHARGE HANGS OVER HIM. PUKING, ws | Theosophical lety, When Gager Gets Out of the Chain | /02°>— Masts 118 Third avenue Gang, Burglary Will Be sa, Enemies.” Charged. ‘The First Mental Science Temp! |—Meets in Masonic bullding. Pike and Second. by Prof. Kno e Law of Attrac | Francis Gager, who was arrested! tign or, Moa’ Paek indicniout at | @évera! days ago for the burglary of tracts to Him What He Thinks.” @ carpenter shop in Fremont. was| sunigesentatn-asaat | yesterday committed to the chain- | gang to serve & W-day suspended Delivery. sentence. When released the bur glary charge will be brought against kim. At §p. m., lectur On Fr Charies Hedges, # | the free delivery system of the Bost office department, is in the city to look over the free r | system of Seatt! He says the n |'ber of carriers in Seattle may have |to be temporarily increased during Sunday Themes. $)in.""wini2r“hioninm ne the wintes population of the city im Increaset Gai, : considerably by people from Alaska . iit Hundreds of people from Southeast | purines may be nald to have been jern Alaska mining sections, from] pong on the avenue the entire week < Westminster Presbyterian Church | Dawson, Nome ar 4 ot mining | This morning the marke pened la gev. H. W. Gilchrist, pastor. At|C@™MPs, come to Seattle to spend the | with no striking feature, but busi > if =. m., “Christ's Words: It is ex-| Winter. ness wasesteady and prices firm. Pedient for you that I go away”; &| |there being no appreciable change] — “Who Shall Dwell in Thy Holy | |in quotations jay ie lant of | Calvary Presbyterian Chureh—Rev THIRTY DAYS boxes may picked up for a few} | Donald Rows, pastor. At 11 a. m Amanda At Five | Works corner erintendent of ‘Zion's Heritage”; at $ p. m., “She | Did What She Could. j # wrinity Parish Church—Rev. J. E | W. A. Major, pastor. At 11 a. m. “The Rugsed Way"; 8 p. m., “Going Pearl Boyd, who for # stethodiet Protestant Church—Rev. | Seattle residents, has ain ar t. D Revelie, pastor. VAt 11 a. m.,|fested by Patrolman Hubbard. sh a a First Question to Man”; 8 p.\ has cig austen 0 Ma pr hh od ie uestion to Man (serve. It tx the practice of this 16 ee ees Becond Question to Man.” | ee old girl to t a crow —— y M. Church, Fremont— rows, pastor, At 11|# suspended sentence of impson will preach morning and evening. At 11 a. m., “Drawing Near ri Boyd Again Arrested for Dis- 40 Goa"; § p. m., “God or Mammon.” be | orderly Conduct. Second Presbyterian Church—Rev | months First Unitarian Soctety—Rev. W.| boys in a vacant lot, and with them D. Simonds, pastor. At 11 # m../drink beer procured from a nearby Defenders of the O14 Faith and the | saloon. In the small. hours of th Naw Helence—Joneph Cook, Prot. Le) morning these Alums are Conte and John Fish often found congregated and in a Plymouth Congregational Church | errs. oe North Beattie have auffered |. W. H. G. Temple, pastor. At | lone on account of the evil, and r im, Rev. John T. Nichols Will) roi complaints have been mad , 8 p m., “The Sabbath Sevecnl hen mam meant Bord ker,” by the pastor. |arrested, and in order to put a stop |to the nuisance Judge George place Dreptent Civisizer”; 4] her head. ‘This sentence will now b . by Rey. W. Whit-|served by her. 5 esd. Preaching Socialists at Germania, Kewood avenue | At Germania hall, Second and sen Kk. cca, 7:46 p. m, Sunday. Speaking, |*docialiam ax 1 8 H.C. Bak ieh—Btev jer, followed free discussion, Vo m.,}cal and instrumental music ae com, avenue structures will reliev mand there, and Second avenue several big buildings under With the expiyation of present ten there is prospect of a generat nd for rent reductions mm the | ineas district. way . FOR $125,000 The following letter is gelf-explan- atory. It ts from an expert on the erection of gas plants, Note what he fixes as an approximate cost of duplicating the plant In Seatt “Mr. Victor BE. Palmer New York Building, Seattle, Wash r Sir,—The question of cost | to tnatall a gas works is greatly af- time ete fected by the | Ap approxi Roly be. $125.00, | upon circumatances | The Seattle Gas & Electric Com- pany Is paying & per cent. interent | of 81,100,000—juat fictitious bonded tndebtedn: about 10 tim cont of duplicating its works * about @ per cent on a * the ‘That | vented. | days over | tatoes, | $1.2501.50 ‘came i * BUSINESS Jays to come, but they are consider ed out of the market Notwithstag@ing the slaughter of aches yes@rday, a number of car ads from California, Wenatchee nd Yakima have supplied the to. JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY) Groon Fruit. 0ar33.00 k box; limes, king applen, $1.00¢ $1.50@1.75; Val 43.00; seedling. olives, 50@ Tbe fruit, $2.004)2.50 $2.00@2.25 crate O per doz; cher G80: apri plus, 760@ Lemons $6@6 per car 1.2 eating apr anges, $2 $2.25; bananan, $2@ per gallon; grape native atrawberries, pplen, $3.00 Gtk: | ged ” Tr $1.00. Potatoes per tor 1.95 5 per doren: turni cabbage $1,25@1 husks, 260; gre lonen; sweet f Chit pe er kraut, 3@ lettuce, Ibe por doz Gon; green peas, figs, cartons, 60c imported 6c dates, bd60 per 10e per doz: rhubarb, parsley, 250" potatoes 10 pack 00 @31 peppers, wariic 6c HWW per $1.76@2.00 per 1 native head tichoker ge pound fancy 10 7) dried radishes, spinach, 4060 doz | beets THE SEATTLE STAR, SATUMDAY, JULY 2 - _ PERSONAL fie Wh: Today We Offer Exceptional Values in Correct SUMMER FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND BOYS aPougall outhwick Co” 717-19 - 21-23 First Avenue «| GOLF SMIRTS Oxford and § 0 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS of Percale, Outing Flannel and Sith Wool 41.00 to $3.60 LEATHER BELTS tn tan, black and gray to 11.25 BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR in Hight) and medium weights: per mult ‘ ° GOLF HOBE in cotton and wool, with fancy tops $1.0 and $1.75 WASHABLE NECKWEAR—Four-in-Hands, Batwing and Butterfies A 6 YACHTING and GOLF CAPS of linen or cloth and MEN'S BTRAW HATS, every one in the stock reduced to @ Our store will remain open this even until ten o’clock A Money Saver on Cal! Trade Prices Shirts, closed front. open front, 120; soft shirts, collars, 2c; cuffs, per pair, 4 We guara shrink flannels. We take the rough edges of your collars and give you high gloss or domestic finish (no gions.) Queen City Steam Laundry 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. St... extasianed itso. « ehirte, 100; Good Things to Eat Cold meats of will tempt the mont Jaded palate jelly, potato malad. In @ way that all kinds in meat PRUDHOMMEAUX 321 Pike Street for the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium er Tobacco Habits—The only Kesley Institute in. Washington and. British Columbia. Institute Kilbourne Ave. Take INSTITUTE Green Lake or Fremont car. Office 19 Sullivan Bulld- ing. Tel. Main 235. Reattie. Wash. G. T. Castle. Mer new eutone, isc; cauliflower, Be Mabel Wilson Released. 100; parsnips, $1 a Mabe! Wilson, who is thought t é : eet, 1% tb; | D#& Pickpocket and strest-walker by er, Sige; ewes, Hac: pork, 84@%o per|George’s court yesterday on the ib! vea email, 4 charge of being a disorderly persor Provisions - Harms.” larg It could not be proved that she had Bimal, 1201346 been guilty of any crim! ait aie y, o July 1, and her discharge f we the superior court to answer to the Kutter — Washington er harge of larceny pound prints, and Kigin Cheeae mm, 12691 ae) HER ee Meise: ¥ Wie@liy Hiwgitio per case; New York VW@lée; Limburger, 16@ive; brick vane Strictly fresh ranch, 24 Eastern, 15@ 1%. Cucks, 1 ark Store Open U at Nine re ee ee MVelock Tonight Corrected Dally. — The following FOR..... Prices are being offered to the pr pean ducer in round lots on the dock or in L heon Guoer in round lots Picnics and Luncheons rain — Ont, $90.00; _ bart torn ‘pet 100 ie: bran, Het German Breakfast Cheese Hay—Puget Sound, per ton, $14.00;|© special this evening ...... Eastern Washington t 0 alfalfa, $13.00. 4 for 10 Cents Hutter — Fresh ranch, 11@1%¢; na- eines tive creamery, 2% Rass == Bueiniy” tah Ponce Neufchate) Cheese éucks, turkeys, 11@11%4« 5 Cents Each Dre oultry— Turkeys, La@iaise - chickens, 10@lic; ducks, 19@14%4c Live stock Cows tio: stects Summer Sausage ‘ hogs, 6@5 ” pecreened stock —Hoge, fe; tarnbe Per Pound, 15 Cents 9% sopeoye! GENUINE RUSSIAN Street Railway Sprinklers, pvr CAYEAS, ie No attempt will b ade by th BOILED HAM. eprink m the business or her BLUE LABEL OR SNYDER'® nay be taken up next apring if t CATSUP. the city for the work ANCHOVY OR SARDINE ° PASTE Diamond teo—the best, lasts long Per jar ent. Tel, May 1060 FANCY LEMONS. To Dattienhip, Steamer Athlon. CHICKEN TAMALI New bath houses, Madrona Villa. BONED CHICKEN OR TUF KEY SOUTHWELL'S ORAN MARMALADE RICH, FAT SMOKED ALMON COOKED PRESSED HAM LAWN GOODS cere, Bic 806, aA PICKLES, PER BOTTLE SWEET PICKLES %-pint 10 luniwod Chounis ‘Beth, LICR nett malle and balls » PICK bal complet 50c Pint ; Hardwood Croquet Sets, 6 chow cHow plete 60c MEXICAN HoT UWANTA Hammocks. with RENGAL CHUTNEY good substant norte AVOrS, per bettl good, aubatantial 1 OQ ted Aavorn. pet” battle The mfortable ng. ham Cooper & Levy, Wholesale ant Retall Grocer 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Vester and Washington Telephone Main 182 ee ee ee Spelger & Hurlbut, 1215-1217 Second Ave. he Yee | Pacific Coast Steamship Co ut Aug A OODWELL & CO. Ltd eral Ag PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE The White Pass and Yukon Route. Through Line. SEAGWAY TO DAWSON. 559 MILE Daily winter tr twe Skagway Hi Through mati and express ser- foe maintained 8. P. BROWN, general Yesler way, Beattie E. C. HAWKINS neral Manager Wn., Bkagw i J. FRAN¢ Tram agent, Waals, u6 Seattle, Beattie, Wo For Honolulu Direct The Globe Navigation Co. Meteor, Tampico. Sailing About July 15 Life Rutiding. eral agent of the fo Bureka, 4 every format e of the « nt Mutu R. Chilcott, peeeeerierr lool iesens eee ee eee e reece e eres Mrreererriss RARSaeeeeeeeeeeeee POHeoeereeeoroorvooeeoors §,.S, CENTENNIAL NOME and TELLER dire Agnes E. Hoyd for Mary's Eg io and Way points Third Sailing About Aug. 10 ntock the Nor r apply to NORTHWES COMMERCIAL General offices, ling. City ticket at Ave, Tel. Union 81 BOOOOCOE HCO OO OOOO 900008 OSLYN COAL QUEEN COAL always used, ax the teat TERN COMPANY Once tried maxim, “Buc wuniness started tr Aug. 1899, and has incr ery month ainoe Telephone Union 24 for steam coal and domestic, orders to be north of Pike street one Main 688 orders for livery south of Pike street our ot Seattle ed eve CLASSIFIED ADS. FINANCIAL jor San Francisco amus & ( ' Puobia, Walle Walla ABSTRACT OF TITLE te bid a J) OBHOKNE, TRMMPIM & CO. ine, | OL ! vstern Alaska ment of nt ' Ning. | eve BALE thet atte Own h-Whittlesey-Hanford Abstract | room > Aun Cottage City, J BEATTLR Abstract Co. N.Y. bik. | ¢ Aug AIK, July 14, 29, Avia. | commen = ——} 4" ' to rent at # 618 Fim ARCHITECTS | houek Guinty fermi Vag McManus @ Walker, «07 N.Y. bik. || 9 od of one 4 Ke. W. HOUGHTON, d4-i hag allen aadlacg } = a | fi , & SPRENGI ATTORNEYS-AT LAW lass eee Washington & Mlaskag Wii icriiin, “wiorsey Wt | pion, nent tr00m STEAMSHIP COMPANY 1 in all courts ri- | ’ . Double Fant Freight, Ex-ff| ones. Provesdings in | . Phone, Main 100 of r 18 Becond PLUMBING. 3 y sate OE fem: tall en HIGHEST prices tor second hand : ETT &@ MULLI "work f , : ff ' goods, ‘berroom sete, stoves, car | edly ft Wo, neultetions fre * ta, ete. fled Front Furniture Co “x 7 : Arlington (over pomtottice);| PO Sg Ave B Tel, Hed 1223 “4 phone Mair | eee era Tumor of can-| 3 , f ii, JP. BALL, 16 and 187 ioe |e n ver ” me FOR RENT. PRINTING AND BINDING. oe stual Life bid. | FOR RENT—Hall centrally located, | MARKET Report Prin Wednesday, uly 24, 8 p. gt Bayi By _ Fa edar capaenty as ani ‘ ‘ nip VIET’ AN te fi. i. MARTIN, 610 Mutual ifs bid, | Phone and water in hall, Inquire} _ ing. 214 Spring Pa $A RELLOOF. 3 Dalle, {EWLY furnished roome; Treanor 2 1 ‘ fa i ble: bath, hot and eold water, 610| _ # shoe WD. LAMBOTH, 24 cific bi | avenue METROPOLITAN Printing & Binge A.C. MACDONALD, 9 Burke id, | =e | ing Co. 112 ¥ Te a0 Wh, Root, F 7 & firown, Pioneer bid FUNERAL DIRECTORS. REAL EOTATE. S. 5 + f Seattl Pos SS be TERWORTH & Sons. embi ’ — ity o eattle” rvs SAPP, 10 Haller bide 1426-1438 ‘Third. Tel. Pike scala Saran G. Watt KEMP. « P i see i ¥ GLAM, Wi Now York bik PURRACES. — Me Pree pts 29, at 8p. ma py SON iN Y bk | FINLAY @ ROBB, 14 4 ave gee hip CITY OF SEAT Ree. pL — Llels etd 1 ML x HAKNES AND SADDLE AY canal TERRE P. FERRY bik oman #. #. LANGLA ‘ % | McSORLEY & HENDERSON, coxerenmnmmmecmmememmnmeemmee | ‘noun nue sees AUCTION SALES. aa HELP WANTED. t near Madison street abe al Subsequent Sailings RICKERTON, general auction- | ~~-- $19 t po 1832 First avenue FIVE tresses, in city and out s 1 AN — August 3, 1 dol hea frome 008 to 5 CLISE INVESTMENT Co; caged a BANKS, s. Queen City Employ-| ‘ PEOPLE 6 BAVING RANK ment omce, 1014 Third avenus-|on brick foundation for $2100. ial S. S. CHAR Nn pald up, $100,000. E. C. Neufelder, nts tee Les ELSON prea; J. R. Hayden, cash; J. T. HELP WANTED—MALE. | THE CLISE INVESTMENT CO, eonleat, a h. Commercial ngs and trust business. PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANK DETECTIVES—We want responsible man in every city and town to do secret service work; $4 OF SEATTLE. @ day and expenses for actual ser im, $628,000; sur | vice: postage for reply. Interna | tlona! Detective Agency, Milwau | kee, Wi — HELP WANTED—PEMALE. Profitable work 010% Pike Dougias. ps A Rs BF sharp. J. Furth, prea: J. 8. Goldemith, vine pi kV. Ankeny, cashier, Corrrespondents in principal cities in the United States and Europe. Nationa! Bank of Commerce ILHININ) E have « choice list of vacant KF, CAINE, ‘ ; — ot Paid up capita’ $160,000 = cottages, modern dwellings . ~~~ || Trangacts general banking vusiness. | HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. | Stores in ail parts of the city. For NOME, and TELLER i. tien ry. res: R R. Bpencer, GRAND PACIFIC Hotel—1115 Firet man American Investment Ca, ig Sule Deposit Wack Bones lor Reat | SY&: Mouse newly furnished. All | -” 4 Grand Excersion Voyage epevit Vast Boxes ier Reat | modern: prices moderate. ___| FOR well improved tarmi a/frip Maan THE wengy RATIONAL WANK | jiotel Savoy—Rooms We up. Gi ist AO COLLINS & WILLIAMS. S. $ NOME CITY Paid up Capital i0,000 CONKLIN HOUSE, iit Fra |__ Room. & Sullivan Buildi: ‘ General banking business transacted | | DON'T BUY until see iit SAILING ABOUT JULY 25t J. D Hoge, 3, trea; M. Menick-| _______!Neunanoe. et AT Se Oe DTS partneret, es BURNS & ATKINSON, general in- | * — 5, Pereneret, Bast Gogh, Bashange 2, 13-14 Boston’ Block. henna “ie WORE in 1AL, STAMP W y Scandinavian-American Bank Scheuerman Block. 110 Che: of Seattle. A general banking bual- ean trannacted, Depoaits #1 100,000. SOCIETY NOTICES. A. Chilberg, pres Grondahl, WANTED—If you | pig Seager on oSomponbr ae cos Int vice pres. Ac Ht Soriberg, cash | want correct welghts and prompt | BESTS cabinet photosrapha 5 | ne. asst. cash. No branches. returns deal with the Chicago , ~ “ 1 oa ¢ HUMBOLDT 8.8. CO ¢ /77Fy Gasadian Bsok'of Commoree:| Junk Co, backed by large capital,| Eestman's new studio, Zi Pilg 4 § Ss. HUMBOLDT Capital paid up Saow.om | Ref, Puget Sound Nat. Bank Car- | Street. igh Lilien ol loads pecialty. 190) Western e Ponbe ’ @| Surptus noe Spain, Boliare. case avenue. ‘Phone, Main 647. SPECIAL NOTICES. o4 agway, Juneau P4 Interest ‘allowed on time deposits | ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest EAGLES ATTENTION! o and Ketchik: A general Banking Business Tran rices; prompt returns. No. iill| A special meeting of Seattle Aerts! 3 mK acted. Wenvere av Tel. Pike 119. No. 1 will be held Sunday af a JULY 25, 1901 § , SEATTLE BRANCH Corner ot | July 21, at 1:39 p. m. for the initiss! $ And Brecy Ten Days Thereatter 3 eee A CRMERN Mer_|___ LOANS AND INSURANCE. _| Dru. cf candidates. PANTRIDGE | Agent P4 MICTOLE REPAIRS JAMES BOTHWELL—Loans, fre riin om | bonds. 2% Bort bik. ‘% ¥ Arlington @ COLUMUIA, Hartford and Vidette ee ee meee STORAGE 4D WARENOUEE @)| Bicycles. ‘Christopher Bros, 1112 Wee Cecldental av. ; 3-—— MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. |" joods. cto Jacoba, Trenholme & ‘76 E. L. McALLASTER, 83-4 Pioneer. | = Ssesesceseseccese’ BUSINESS CHANCES. Se TAILORS, ] Go on the CITY OF EVERETT “Some is O8 THe GrowND™ | Lash been! —~ | SEATTLE TAILORING CO., a0 Ia SEATTI EVERETT : 5 FHOOR A. Lindauer, eyes ex. free. $2 Pike. | a ff ANDERSON Becond ay, LA 4 EVERE shares, $ 1900 shares at $10. - —— t oe tl 9 | 2190 wcres in the best districts of OSTEOPATHY. | ano EDMONDS Route | California and Washington, mn- | prx-rowro a oicace chacnie canen: | ND AWNINGS, Leave seattle, 1.00 a, mld m, and ding jorge and valuable hold- | "Richart & Howell, osteo ios | TENTS A wnlngs— Mogi ae Bverett 9:16 om, 2:90 and : WASHINGTON Tustitute of Gets folding camp oe the “Gold age i y s| opathy. Safe Deposit Building. n 8 ‘ENT pdite Found trips daily except AT THIS | aablished in Seattle three years. | AWNING COn whaleale’ Colman dock, Seattle. Tel. Red 33. SHARE. — |_ "Phone, Main 601 Marion and W a ee KIBBE, Bailey Building jeods. Goede made te phen a FONDA NADEAU, 331 Burke. 4 ve Og | pr Sunde & Erland, First THE WASHI ON OIL, INVEST-| Dr. J. 4. Mackinnon. 4 in bidg. kson Room SIE WOOMPANY. | | ‘DR SHELLABARGER. & Hinckley . a = i ™ YORK Block, Seattle, | — —— _TAXIDERMISTS. | ccemenieennssttitikeembemenains ee (ane BERG, isis Third Avenue * BUSINESS COLLEGES. | Barnes & Co. Starr-Boyd bids. |= —_ * : ag on ge -| ¥. E. ADAMS, drafting, Colman bid. _TINNERS. ‘i * LARKBE’S F rin shorthand ool, >| FINLAY. EKOH B butt 72 * _indlvidual instruction. 64 mm.” | PAINTERS. == =< bi sual instruction all sotioae | F; EBERG — Painting, paper | “TRAINED NURSES, * BEST methods and teachers-home aoe | MISS CLAUDIA M. POLLN : Pustnese College. Second a: a Se ained nurse, ‘ol * a aie ane Pike, PERSONAL. iy bempltal, Gelvesean tek x Wilson's Businose Col Main dia | BUTTER. EC LARD,| Ces. Seattle Employment Om * EES hh | perrer Bc LARD. *) CONT RAGTOR and BUILDERS, [115 yer Penang is appreciates our TRANSFER COMPANIES. = BROMLEY &@ Wells, general conz| unceasing exorte to. supply, the | EYRES Transfer Co. Main ¥ fp | tracto 1-Boyd building.| trade with our fine, delicious 1ow by Tel M creamery. We have a fresh car UMBRELLA REPAIRING. ee SODERQUIST & ROSELEAF, sho now, and sell it at 2c a pound ue nv ODERGUIST & ROBEL shops} & FF gs al mindy tm UMBRELL AS manufacture * he tind’ 40cm beick: aiso| Covering and general repairing. * =! strictly freah black hen eggs. only peoon_ Bra we CLOTHES CLEANING. 7 He a doze Why pay y ur grocer VOICE CULTURE. *n SEATTLE Clothes Preesing Co.) Keiticcrendered leaf lard. 10-pourd dhe mS a ft 1006.) {iin city can’ you buy lard at that| WIRE, IRON AND PLATING G * HIGHEST prices for cast-off cloth- | price? Again, did you know that Rail & Plating works 200 ne. Dave Tavio! tarr-Boyd bid | we were headquarters for Bastern he COLLECTION AGENCIES. "| picnic hams, sugar cured, corm fed? M to I MON t 61 Boston block. our Headlight baking powder 1 Oney wf oan | pound 10 ounces, only We. We |] OF improved city DANCING ACADEMIES, | guarantee to take it back even af. and timber nae, ou DANCING lessons, private or in| {ef You use some of it in case you HERBER t ANTS here, terate Sr in| are not sat t will be money Ts. l Pea ie creL tain Second rans Ave. and Cherry Se arriv EDS 8, Mortgages, Leases, oO DENTISTS, Contracts, Powers of Attorney and ay A. W. PHILLIPS, 6-7 Heussy bik. Affidavits prepared; collections at Ps 7. panies Incorporated, attention te bad, DRAMATIC-OFERATIO SCH erie Fy ye ads FRANK ©. EGAN, dramatic and| (over postofice); ‘office open until berm: eratic coach; especial summer 8 o'clock p. m. | gle m readin Rrades. of dramatic | BARGAINS in sécoud hand wouse: | re glocution. voice placing. oper- | hold goods; call at Red Front Fur- Vieto: 16 force: Tuesdays and Fridays | niture company. “We can give you | dealer t lyoke block | fine secondhand cook stoves, bed- | ton, 1 ___ — — — | room vets, carpets. They look as | postm DRESSMAKERS, good as new, w half the money, Bend T10 and 13 Second avenue south, FOR Ladi 7 tailor and reception| THE cheapest pla to get gasoline = gowns call at Lamb Sisters, $10-/ and oll stoves, gasoline and coal At _ 1 Collins block 8 oil, ie at Olymple Ol Co, 97 Third Hey LYNCH # SHAW, Tier Fide, | avenue. Tel. Main, 991." 2-burner |—————— ta Hedge Mame. A. 8. Smith, @ Hinkley Bike| FAsellne stoves 44.00; gasoline, |SCOCOOOO COCO OORT ington ——_— # 10 for 8 gallons. : Remington Typewriters 2 ed wi DY ne ADVERTISING rates for any pape ‘The anda ol te “ephemen Parisian Dye Works—We call for,| : V. White Advertising Bureau |@ —& C. NIL & inining clean, press, deliver your clothes | New York Block ° General Dealer, Wynne OMice 1418 Ist ave. Tel. Main 1 | WITH WINE AND Pi, regular |@ 109 Cherry street. Winnip AMERICAN Steam Dye works, 1316, @inner, 160, Alley Restaurant. al- | 9¢00000¢0¢00000¢ ney, Sa Western avenue, Phone, Main 797, |1¢¥_on Colymbia bet. tndand ard. | 4 i en, min =| FASHION Hair Store, }3i3 nd | Diamonds, Watehes, Fine ELECTRICAL MACHINERY. | Sranufi ,<iagnosia of the ip and Silverwa ins i BUICKEON € Wyman Co,, dyna- | OXYDONOR “Vietory,” the genuine | fiw ‘Arena Albert Han ©.; Fre mor an motors allec vO cures all diseases, vol imita-| 1