The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1902, Page 4

1 at INFECTED CA BOARD OF HEALTH WORKING ERNMENT ton ¢ mething the boa mm Government ins: Bold in Seatth Gf health is now working to ace piish. Re ations by members lt t Invest! ott d and of city cou cominit n health and santtatt Feveal the startling fact that many| €attle mfected with tuberculosis are @hipped into Seattle from the Middle yest There the government inspection of slaughter pens in alt Cities Is rigid in ¢ @rs_of cattle kr ‘with tuberculosis will not, Offer them for sale in those } Instead, it ts sald, they 0: the diseased stock to the coast states, where gover nt in @pection except in a few large pack- ing houses is practically unknown This view is entertained by many | Seattle physicians, among them Dr J.B. tum, chairman of the coun. eit cogemnitcee on health and sanita- Only One Establishment Pacific ‘Only one of Seattle's three large a Bowers. that of the Frye hn Company, is provided with a Rove f inspector, At this es- tabi it two meat Inspectors and a surgeon. all pald by the government, are in con ance. health board and Health Offic Toll that the government will pro- wide an inspector for any slaughte fing establishment of any conside Acting under this impres- sion, at its Inet meeting a week ago, the board reacived to request all Dutchera and meat vackers in the efty to petition for eovernment tn- on. Notice of the board's ac- wilt this week be given Packing houses discussed meetinz. REVIEW OF THE MARKETS Business on Western Avenue o le Stow Rap need On Western avenue was a disappointing to the commis- volume of trade was fair ‘Dat there was a great disposi- tion on the part of buyers to look for lower prices. The steamer from San Francisco is due today, but her @rrival will make little change, as Most of the California stuff is com- ing by rail. Last night's shipment of berries and cherries was large and the fruit & rule was in good condition. levertheless, strong competition ran ‘the Price of berries down to $1.i0@ $1.75, and cherries down to $1.25@ Ste. Asparagus shipments are heavy and although the demand is od and the stosk sxcellent the best stuff goes for not more Beartes a ogden Peas beans are scarce. More re expected from the south today. Even potatoes are inclined to be slow. The dealers are in daily ex. Dectation of a large shipment of new Stock, and for this reason are un- willing to have large invoices of old Potatoes on hand. Apples are quiet, demand having failen off conside: ably since berries and cherries have come in any quantity. Butter, eggs and cereais are unchanged. JOBBING QUOTATIONS Green Pratt Lemoow$2.00083.90 & box: cook! Dies, 7oc$1.00; eating apples. $1 most Of it selling at 8. oanmes, $2703.50; bananas, $1.7562.60: $4.50 yer don: seedling oranges. Bees masels. $2.2593.00; Mediterran- jenctas, $4. 2B: Tienen "$8 Sbq66 00" case tangestnos tt rape fruit, 42.00G82.00. strae bert E8179 ver crate; cherries, $1.25¢81.40 per Vegstabics Potatoes — Old. $22.00994.00, per Rew, $2DO8S per cwt; beets, $161.50 per! Sack: carrots, @@The per sack: lettuce. $1.40G41.00 per case; turnips, We@S1.2: Hie, the; cabbage, $1.00G$1.90 per cwt Ka, De, celery, tet pot oes, ; ORM peppers, 2547900: Ge; tomat: radishes, 100 per dox; parsiey, 208 ‘onions, $1.00 per cwt, parsnips, Shei savltaowers 41,30 yusaphine’* Se: hae Der Tb: squashes, diye; wax beans, isc G10 per don; string beans, % eueumbers, $1.50 per dos: brussels ts. TAB; Deas, 4Gc; telephone pens, z shubard, ‘28 per pound: spinach, tom; ber ‘box; Walle Walla Fagus, 00 per lox; native, To@$1.00 per ease. Provisions Fresh meat—Cow bect, Beet 999% per Ib; mui ewes, Tac. pork, Bo; small, | 0c. Pro Orajn~ $29.00; whe gen tar rolled "barley, $55.00 Butter, Cheese, Ege: Butter—Washingion Paved 17%20- Cheese—Native Washington full crear, a Eastern: ew Yor! fornia, UG1h<; Oree ie Live Poultry—Hens, i34%@it tryera, 1 enieken , 1G 14 orb, eed, $21.00; oul, | ve Washington, 11@11%e. Eees-8trictly fresh Te. Butter — Washington creamery, 18@190; Pench, 16g17e. TIME BALL DROPS Today at noon Benninghausen's time ball again made {ts appearance, Phe chronometer man says the ball he first operated being per proved to 1 doned for this new one, composed of aluminum. fsea that hereafter, at sharp each day, the bal 4a front of hi eon F a8 aban hich prom o'clock Md st aven He -——4- Calico Ball Team By Home night, in F ‘Thursday All of Our $50, 000 Stock Must 8 Sold And you can wet it at your own INSPECTORS—DISEASED ANIMALS ARE FRE- QUENTLY BEING SHIPPED INTO SEATTLE larger! at buteher ‘s Diock # also ship| the} at the} -|he is doing an efficient work. $2.25 per) aR TILE : A SERIOUS MENACE HARD TO SECURE MORE GOV- most Important reasons » board's action is the fact © clty Is now without a meat inspector, Phe value of such an of ficial has been at various times [aestioned by members of the city | government, and by » of them | fe ts thought that the government of all sinuahter houses away entirely with the ne-| cessity for city tnapection | Whether any inspector who would | willing to work for the salary of 50 a month paid by Uh would able {o tell meat perculosis after it fh a question, | Dr, Crichton said yesterday that he| | doubted very much whether even the wrdinary expert would be able to tell | the Infected meat by simple inspec- | tion The neces tion of a ity for a thorough tn. in the city |i Crichtom bal imperative. Whether geruis survive ox enjoy a ed to be Clweased. Many Cattle Infected Many cattle infected with tuber- culosis are shipped into Seattle, ‘This was shown to the satis¢action of two members of the board of health while making an Inspection of the slaugh ter pens at the Frve-Bruhn estab- lishment recently. While they were examining the carcass of a diseased animal which had been laid aside at the govern- j Ment inapector . another dis- eased animals killed by the | butchers, two out of le than 100 animals killed that day This meat was immediately _con- lemned by the government tn- CAUGHT ROBBING ROOM IN HOTEL Ia Albert Smith, a waiter captur- fm a room of the Brooklyn hotel on Second avenue and University street last night, the police believe they have the man who for the past few weeks has been purloining bed clothing from that hostelry. Smith was discovered in a room of the house, and Mrs. Grant, the landlady, called for het Police man C. G. Carr respond: Smith had by this time locked the door of the roam he had entered, and had thrown ther key out of the window. Officer Carr forced the door. was making A burglary will probably be the charge placed against Smith, An article of bed clothing was found under his coat at the ation. REV. DOYLE ORDAINED Yesterday afternoon a council com- posed of delegates from 16 Baptist churches met at the North Baptist church in this city for the purpose of examining E. 8. Doyle, of Port Angeles, with o view of ordination. Rev. J. C. Baker, of Bellevue, presid- ¢d. The examination being satistac- tory the ordination services were |held tn the evening. Rev. GC. Kini | of Ballard, was chairman; Rev. L: man Munro, of Ferndale, offered prayer, and Rev. W. A. Wright, of Sumas, read the Heripture. The ser- mon was by Rev. 8. C. Ohrum, and the charge to the candidate was given by Rev. A. H. Hause of Puy allup. Rev. G. C. King offered the ordaining prayer, and Rev. L. J | Sawyer gave the hand of fellowsnip | 22D™ }to the new minister. The benedic- | tlon was pronounced by the Rev. |S. Doyle. Rev. Doyle is pastor of the church at Port Angeles, where BANK CLEARANCES | | Today's clearings were $448,531.12; balances, $159.02 | WEATHER FORECAST | Seattle and Vi | Thursday, shower hw cinity—Tonight and fresh south to winds, a ny See page 4 © i 8. ©. s. ay The convenient electric light Delays. 7 Smoke and Odors. For the new way Seattle Electric Co., 907 First Avenue SEVERAL (iood Houses FOR SALE CHEAP Clark Davis & Co Phone Main 1719 Room 730 New York Bloc A WATCH SAVES HIS LIFE An altercation arose la unday igbt in a saloon in Bleyele park Georgetown, between Henry Brown & stranger whos me could earned. ‘The unknown man attempted to stab Brown, and would probably have killed him, if his knlte had not struck Brown's wateh chain instead of Erown's heart The |strange man escaped in the dark nema, though Deputy Sheriffs Blagg and Cook at once proceeded to h for him: LAWYERS IN EMBRYO The following state university law school are tak ing the bar examinations before the state supreme court today at Olym pia Mine Grace Mitehe members of the , Aubrey Levy, William Austin, J.C. Hhewin ive A. Pettijohn, Frank Mayek, Leon B. Kenworthy, d. H. Shorett, Tak uy! Yamaehita and W. T. Biwell PARK LINE TRESTLE WORK DEMANDED BY BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS As ® rewult of the trip of inves- tigation through Woodland Park, made by the parke and boulevards » of the council yesterday. Electric company will be compelled to build tts ugh the park on tres tle work e company some time ago applied permission to go through the park, which was grant ed by the council, Last Saturday the company filed plans with the board of public works showing the manner of proposed construct The plans provided exte ot Parks Little ob jected vigorously on the ground that & Une built in thie manner would mar the beauty of the park and in terfere with the laying out of walks und driveways through the park. At his suggestion the committes, slong with the Seattle Electric company's representatives, made the trip of in spection yesterday. Chiet Engineer Blackwell, who was present to represent the elec trie company, outlined his plans for & surface line to the committee. Will Bulld Treaties The majority of the committee disagreed with his views, deciding that the overhead road waa the only feasible method. Mr. Blackwell, finding himself in the minority, finally agreed to con- went to the trestle work, provided that the board of public should allow the company to use wooden trestle work. It was explained that ow to the great difficulty in procuring steel it would be impossible to build the extension this year, It was agreed to allow the use of wood, with the provision that the work should be replaced with steel within two years, The present plan is to start the trestle work about 60 feet south of the limits of the park. At the eum mit of the hill in the park the line will run on the surface for some distance and then, taking the tres- tle, will follow dn to nearly the north park limits. Here it runs across an arm of the lake to the present terminus of the Green Lake line. As soon as a report has been made by the parks committee, the board of public works will grant the per mit for the construction. ‘The com- pany is destrous of getting to work as s00n as possible and hope to have the line in operation ¥ in July. pede “ Bafety, Comfort, Speed Via the fast steamer Inland Flyer to the Battleship Oregon and navy yard today. Leaves Colman dock at 6:30 and 10 a. m, 1:15 and 4:30 p m. ‘are, 50¢ round trip. By Home Camp Team night, in Ranke hall. APPROACH: ING THE [ND Thursday D. $. Johnston &' (0's Big Clear. - anceandlmprove: SEATTLE HE SEATTLE STAR. ao THI Thousand BO: ANOH RDHOFY THE MAIL CARRIERS SAFE ‘ Mh. Dennison and ©. he Nome mail fety there haw been Well and hearty, a¢ SN SONY WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, ‘1902, Lace Curtains MARCHE Gilorfield, whe arrived here Thura- f : day’ on the Digna ive sage bout | Pairs o ; ting off at Valdes and the other At 69c Real Value M — +2) to . | nate To TEACHERS $2,50 SPOKANE JUMPS TO A TIE} The Northern Pacith Anpounces a A is romee nt between the r ; ; special round trip rate of the lerett and wit ¢ wil R! ¢ had Curtain Sales before, but none that b 4 WITH HOME TEAM National” Maucational. Assooiation| played at Athletic park Sunday pave had cvaing, which, by the wa ; qualled thie, Whey wy convention Minneapolis in July. | ternoon nt this Jo sv averaas pride on them of $1.00 © pair ne end 046 vairg, ae 4 the Weatern Baseball League giver) the coast on June 28 and July 1 an nd has h of winning the But the butldin be. Baw story end tie ae aie os “en us ety the six clubs the following percen b ) teachers will make the 1d champlonshi ‘ . in 0 On ; 1 w, " Won. Loat, Pot MFAMONE OF Phe. denver tion Dunlap, real estate, 81 Union block | % You may buy tomorrow at, the pa omens ie Oe - geeeetivesereveneseseese ceo Bat s 5 4 2! Pletcher & Carpenter, realty bar Portia es ee Theaters $ | gains only acs Helena 2 y As } eeeeeneevevereeeeeyeys ] Qanttic Loses | ary ORIENTAL TOOTH SPOKANE, May U—A bad error] Teanle @hir POWDER by Rightfleider Bodie of Beattle|tey company at the Third Avent | , BESS EE OR os Rave Spokane two t here yent will change the play from “A Young| whitens and preserves the enamel, | ; Contatnty ttt vi 0 we nd inv ation to fetch thi to this sale, ‘The most fn the eighth Inning, which vir-| w to “Dad's Gir,” T ter | judge of yalues would average the 7 - care : 5 } and pérfumes the breath, Large Bo that when we give you the opportunity, as we will tomorrow morning at the opening of tually meant the game, _'T wult-! play will ehow the company to as Bo thal we give you p 1 t o tee unchgrasners.” ‘The hittin he " “ :. n the dise for each dollar left here. merchan, “Hunchgrassers." ‘The hitting of th aa} yet done here, It will run th 250 ine for euch GOllar loft here. tne bargains of the Groat Pxpansion dae Hence, women and Blsey of Spokane . wonder but will come and buy. SALE STARTS gi oO; and thoughtful women “me aks cam ma “The Meaty 60: Sennen™ ow their neighbors, friends or the public to choose first. wii Portland 8 Helena 2 teat panes of, "From rib i. J hebincale _ Pas PORTLAND, Ma ‘The home on be given by ~ ooley cor any at the Boat a! Ae Pho ftr } Ue theater tonight. Tomorrow n. taht | bad rv ba aan |The Mouth of the Cann will be ay, The Helena | presented by the Cooley company for | | ‘ nery’s bunch was dofeated by & the fret time in Seattle Cor. Second and Columbia __ nd Columnble | of § to 2 $$ Butte Wins Apa FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture , C yxrsets TACOMA, May l4.--Joe MoCarthy of the home team, gathered # bunch of errors about himself yesterday af 3 | About 50 J.B. Correts r weight, 4 hook, medium length, short hip, made of cores me ‘ve the game 3 the linen net, well be 4 and trimm worth regularly $1 4 peir; will be @ sp atte team. “The score was § to se 4 Home ” were made by Hutehin Thursday at son of Tacoma and Kane of Butte | Letcher of Tacoma made a sense tional quaning one ban A oe ate b. e SUES WILLIAM RUSSELL | —- Herbert Wheatley has filed sult | against Manager Russell of the Third Avenue allewes that fully from of May 4. A Genu », ; + eniwork Hone, also Fancy Colored) hematitched and drawn work bor-| Only one dress W s I VW; © Btockin: ‘ery vretty effects, ders, regularly worth béc; Thursday, | tomer. ‘ omen si k aists ar et n s worth iho; specal Thureday, from | from § fill 1, at 23¢ | PRL rrek tig!” ‘ nein | 8 to 11, at, the pair. Ie ¥r All 8k Ribbon, in fancy | three-c bene) | Women's Swiss Ribbed Colored designs ond stripes—all this season's, Stitching, in brown, red, Every Silk Waist Vests, low neck, siceves silk taped,| latest color combinations best qual poo! ee ne ae Special nd lace yoke, jorted colors, in) ities, # wu 4 inches w' worth ve id ~ 2 pink ‘bine, lavender and cream—aleo pane Sh. the and 3c a yard; Thure- | special Thursday, from 8 to $3.90 W: | black—worth 300 @ arment; Thurs-| day, from 8 to 11. at 12%46. | Cream Table Damask, $s 00 day, from § to 11. at e's Hamburg embroideries. best ges by worth 46, § to 2 A Wright's Tooth Soan, 2c size, for! ities, in blind and openwo esign $7.60 s sale G arpet- J} 15 cent edges warranted to wash and wear| Pillow Cases of Bleached $8.26 : Our heavy ppeing sales of B ody Brussels Ca R | “wachine OM, 100. botties;| well, worth lc a yard; Thursday, | finished with French ings has left our stock with many rolls of carpet day, from § to il. at Bite. | 1, at 2%e 36, worth Ie; $ to ML 2 : Toothache Drops. lc sige; Thure-| White Duck and Fancy | each, bc. sa5e8 - #90 11] without borders, the border for which we have not any, trom # to 1, at three for 10c._|| Linen Cape, worth Wc each; Thure- | Black Gatine, 988 or A ne hme oolates, wort Be! day. om oO a ie $35.00 20.00 been able to replace, and others which never had bor- |} « pound; Thursday, from § to 11, at, Best quality Whiet Brooms, with | at $c. $30.00 23.00 . " pound, 1c wire-bound handles. regular price| 250 Decorated es sabidiie itlies' ens, 6 ders. These patterns, all of which are choice and ]} ° Ente Series of Paner Books, regular) Zsc: Thursday, from § to 11, at isc. |and Saucers, from § to nateriala are: Peau de |] Bote. Pongee, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine . . : : Matted Pictures. in Colors, rewular! § to i}, at. the box. 4c | Macbeth Pearl eee ® «A Rew, fresh T)T stock, which will soon arrive direct from the mils. | price S6¢; ‘Thureday. from 8 to 11,| Hump Hooke with Invietble Byes, |neys, No. 2, sis, fof . | : . , | FT Diack or sliver, rewular price lc a ~~ |) The carpetings in this sale are not remnants, each |} “‘xen's Ried Balbriggan Under-| card: Thursday, from A to ii, at ¢c.| Rogers’ Plain wear, worth Sic; Thursday, at the| All Wool Vigereau Dress Goods, # | guaranteed for 10 pattern has enough fora good size room and many J} garthent, 20. | inches wide, worth The a yard; | Thursday, 16e for 1212 SECOND A Bet. Seneca and University Seattle Auction & Sale Stables | Rehan Cart 98e Lemonade Sets for 7% | Prices. Yard, Laid and Lined $1.26 Lemonade Sets for 89, MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS | nya. | $1.60 Lemonade Sets for $1.00. DOWNSTAIRS. We have just received a carload $1.75 Lemonade Sets for $1.19. | { draft and pack horses which will $ Lemonade Sets for $1.50. | Yellow Mixing Bowls, 10% inches tomorrow at $1.98. be sold at public auction Friday Th are in assorted colors and |in diameter, for, each, Lic. May i6, together with a large num. the newest fancy shap Yellow Mixing Bows 11% Inches ber of lumber and expre ms. @ ks ar THEEND OF THIRST theater for $ he was ejected the house 0. He wrong= on the night Thursday Specials to Be Offered 8 to 11 A. M. FINE NEW BODY BRUSSELS These are for Thursday, from § o'clock tll 11 im the mornit ine Sale of Women's Fast Black Cotton Lace| Stamped Linen Trav Cloths, wit Thursday. from 8 to 1, it Invisible Wire Hair Pins, reg- ular price 10c « box; Thursday, from price 260; at 60 u de Bygne. Loulsine new, we desire to close out to make room for the new Only six to 2 have as high as 100 yards. They consist of Biglow’s, || — Lowells, Whittals and other standard makes of relia- |] ble carpetings that sell regularly at $1.50, $1.65 in this city. These Goods We Wil! Place on Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only (Reserving the Privilege of Selling Such Quantities That | Will not Leave us with Remnants ) at per | These price hints— 2-ounce Sherry Glasses, reg- ular price $1.69 & dozen, at, each, $e. 3-ounce Wine Glasses, reg- ular price $1.76 a dozen, at, each, 10c-. 4-ounce Claret Glasses, reg- ular price $1.86 4 dozen, for, each, 10c. Sherbet LEMONADE AND WATER SETS they last at just half the marked Glasees, regular DOLLS AT HALF PRICE Our entire res. rve stock of Dolls will be offered tomorrow and while jin diameter, at, each, ali ay miich cows, reg at, each 1c, in diamet ion Sale price, TERMS STRICTLY CASH | BRING YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS KER, Aw <—— eee FREDERICK & NELSON NORDHOFF @ CO. A couple dozen specials are here pringed, showing how much we reduce prices for the morning salllag Thursday, from % to 11, at Sie, length to Tomorrow, one of the features of the Expansion Gale: the many bargains offered in the Downatairs store, many very low prices for Wine, Sherry and Claret @ ris ro a worth $1.68, | All our Wagons, Doll Go | with rubber ie | fered at half price for alll $4.50 Go-Carts, with rubber tires, THE BON MARCHE | From Chiia's Go-Carts, always ter 18¢, tomorrow, at, only, lank Yellow Mixing alba 8% inches i size, regularly we ‘Thureday, MOUS HOME FRODOGT COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street. BREWED AT YOUR VERY DOORS. Second Ave., Madison and Spring Str LEGAL NoTICnS hereinbelow specified. for the purpose of | | Second Precinct—Frent seem i WELCOMED ALIKE BY OLD “NOMCE TO CREDITOT Voting thereat by the qualified voters ot 5 BACHBILA OR WHOLE | In the Bur art of the Btate of | Ai4 sity upon | aid proposition wub- FAMILIES , hai Washi King County, in| ‘"That said proposition and quer upon in the following be va | «ip eee ge . fit s Precinct — N Seventh, av jotice ie hereby given tons having claims against th tate of Henry Dub sent same with necessary vouch. . - within one year after date of | ee the first publication of this not the undersigned special administra f sald cetate, at her place jon of the busine: | AeSIStausisish CCESIS F i FREE Fy voter at such election electing to| ¢ in favor of said proposition of the and sale of said bonds, as set | basement of Count aid ordinance, sbi x the following | 0 wit fice, Comptom ore. the the issuance and sale by the of the negotiable bonds of Dne Hundred Second Precinct — store, 211 Univ trix | tr | 1012 First_ave. Fourth Precinet— pay Georg oren’s Addit CLAF the pure! TEETH EXTRACTED Pessrery bite eek one up fal Administr for tas a atrix Candy tore rom Sixth Precinet — Justion’s count Droperition apd | between Madison and Spring Seoenea’¢ aity, street. ‘Third Precinct—Bickerton’s —Fastman’s stables, Fifth Precinct — Union Blestele estate, namely, at the office of G. F. | P 'Megcham’ and Lote, “seek acess | ave and. Ping street Teeth Cleaned and F EE Rogue, her attorney, room 628 Pact-| wife, the said s Ome rehanared Thou: | 705 Pike street Examined R fic’ Block, in the City of Beattie, | sand Dotlare ‘na the purchase “prien of | TOE, Pike street shop, 1000 Tat SIXTH WARD. a at attle, Wa h ngton Ma an get | Firat Precinct--Weston's Fuel off, 0 | WITHOUT PAIN At wedi anbrgenem vot | PS pracntt—atentenee sl : : : And every voter at such election elect: | office Tint ave | | G. F, BC ing to Vote again’ roposition shal schist -storeroom of Mosed Me { | { M | Y ind without charge When other work is ordered. | Attorney for A | Vote Ss “Danse ng the fello oT pital, B81 iret ave peel ourih, Precinct Basement of Dest ‘ NOTION OF SPECIAL sation | eckesiy Pisin ane, one Wal aE ‘0 a$ uch i Fuil Bet of Toeth...4-00 | Gold Fillings $1.00 Whereas, under and. lasuanoe’ Sad’ 6 Te | RR PA inct omnes “oe Bowent et | [IT 18 PURE AND WHOLESOM Geld. Crown, fiver Filling 50e a duly & the negotiable bonds of sald| Sixth ave. aad Olive street. Jit 18 A STANDARD OF | Solid Gold 85.00 | Coment Pillings 500 © City ut Beaty ihe, atiounivet One Hundred Thou: |” °S SRVENTE WARDS oy es ; 2 a zen be pint bottles delivered! yout work is done and guarantee absolute satisfaction f gbrciat election to be ‘heul in| @ aum of One Mundred Th 0 t house, 415 Pat ra years in busin le. My, may. sete, anon. tee guest | meteen (1H) of” Boren Xhaition | (Taira Precinct ome, Monten Bah The terrific pri edu amount of One| thereot b re by it ae @ eite | AVS, ha ir thi D Frousan ae F.| ¢ eee | gins. veal zene Sercom of Harkins & gar ue ret i ecreen Doors 1 14 Minckiey lock: 77 SECOND AVENUE pee | the | Cx ied Remteeste ove by large nth ar ng ¢ Py 96. Boars 8a. m. to% p.m. Sundays, 10 a. mh. to 2 tere of sald city t vor Sixth Prycines-—Aenith'e Grocer? ead ew da ng Us @ atock at on 6x6-6 e iin ech of the election pre- | corner of Harrison street our four stores. Hun. siactind eos — tT WARD ighth Precin Rom tn howe of e al n place = = . " Stanton, Kast a se haves plnced | RE woe aos ) Preint-atoeten, U8 Ratna] Ht OL SR ? ‘9 “ 1 *5 oo gow First Pre t—Ofice of Northw where they are now ful. b i Precinet-Covey Bros.’ ‘Tinshop, "estate Den: q filling their mission of making the —- CLT BCs elinicn, Lane | onma Mie a ag ote ies recipients musical and happy. We + r oat i sinot City Stables, Lane st. | tory. 180 Harrison stfed = have so many genuine snaps in store ERNST BROS, alt bear ‘Gate, Fourth Precit™ at tabten, 4th | net UE preg net ala ta pee ny ! ookers this woek It| Il 606 Pike Stret Tel, Green 72 0) veary after soritth inch" Oe "Shcansn hotel, | ytPafttye ESI Reta gs giana te F get In on this deal or LM} um per | ath Pre ment of th achoot, | NINTH WARD. " ! annual: woken | ap Pixth Seuth schoo! x dj } i be al a to and rt First Precinct -Coaareres nd upright Pianos of goo and. the wal eve and Grand fable makes, full ' ned it so and OIL & REFINING co. aysbice | Bighe eguah and irae “Oia Feeas postoehoy $205 and $220; "well as tx. Marioe ‘ | ata ale rr «048 Howe noua, : " ros a ackaon street oe . ANNOUNCEMENT i gecona cA a yar ; | | Third’ Precinet {jascond street fre B. . JOHNSTON C0. a 563 Second Ave, Burke Building The Sunset Oll and Refining Company haw disposed of tte fret Ml | $s N treat cinet-—Sunday-eenent, teat, alls block of treasury stock, 40,000 shares, at 15 cents per share. Th 3 “ Ry Pr north apd ‘Kergome ts Epoclalis, mpany now pits pon the market 60,000 more sh of tr further _ pr that a ep Aon | Te Tee ete want In Charge stock at the aavanced price of 26 cents per ‘e, 10,000 shares whall be held in th City of a Front ’ hence lawn eve, Pen Md his being allotted (o Seattle. Persons dostring stock in this com: fie, eeveral vol t Bloventh ave. and Past | isighth Precinot—Groen LAB ere pitical ne {Il do well to act promptly and apply at its office In the ‘ aohteay end of oat MN auld elected will 30 Ohee Dopartment. ment of Mutual Life building a Counctt halt |*The polls at eal Meee J Bast Jefferson, ELLIS MORRISON, Assistant Secretary. Be cites pot | Mutual Life Building Seattle, Washington lem tae ity are divided, mptroler ans ton wil} be held at tne @ apectal Precinct voting Basement @f City hall, ferson street, Dato of dret publication nareot 1 DAVE vot aitixed the pet ie. @ oo tae ay af aaa, E, BIZE*8F7, 823 Soden apt 36