The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1902, Page 2

2 THE SEATTLE STAR. . = . WEAIHEK FOKECASI THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLIGHING CO. attie and Vicinity-Tonlaht and ea aaa Friday showers, possibly fair Fri BEVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY day afternoon; freah south to wert | TELEP HONYS 4 Winds, Business Dept.. Main 1050. Editorial Dept Main 1158 ® orvicas ore VUlOS¢e Beattle—-1107 Third av New York Temple ullding. Chicago—21?-318 U Express Buiiding | ty or cerriora, to tree copies - ag = - rs * w SEATTLE WILL TURN OUT AND WELCOME HUNDREDS OF ViS- Madji Tahar ‘ F v warn oe Redland one bal : nm a ITORS ATTRACTED BY PIKE STREET'S PATRIOTIC BHOW— | tyke Arabia bate bs of the L-KILL ILL BE ABOUT | leading features of the Jabour ag KITCHENER'’S HOME-cOMING THE SMALL BOY AND THE FOOL-KILLER WIL gregation of midway shows secured OmOorrow 7 _ , gif the Mr fair arnival, There The glorious Fourth, when the) there In abun noe and it is finding Jongh . if Lord Kitchener ta going home | *pirit of patriotiom and the fool. | Feeay purpheers Fe kak 1 eae SEN ibamowe ene “p Jul 4 ‘cieind > rene: the Baa Killer walk abroad hand in hand! werywhere in general and on Pike | door spectacion y PRICES AT, throughout the land, te within ear street in ritcular (hie ar, but ' © populace, and Incidentally $250, ahet | gimont ‘cue ciber Geen ity. in Bulldog of the Navy 000 an an honorartum for subduing |" Alteudy the first sonttering shots | Kine county, wit do/iikentee, Not | Four, years ano the oregon mein. To Celebrate the Boers, But the ailent conquero: pf the great annual fusiiade in honor! pante of 1895 has there bees such an of the Na in the fight with Cer Pe) of the Soudan will not make a #tmn, r tr attic as Well as In MO! celebrations on Puget sound. How can you spend July 4 better . An fur as his history te evidence, the larger cities and towns of th In every town and hamlet Fourth | than by visiting this farmoun battle Birthda STORE crvases of hor 4 bigs of gold and intry, th lebration of ndepend=| of July preparations are in active | ship? Vessere iis ia ’ nf wo Jence day will be in full biast progress and tear of afcontinuation oaths iobve Gebinan daths as 6(06.'6 fn 4 th sititude will be pass j, The program which has been fol f present rain storm is the only |10 and 11 a, m., 12:80, 1:16, 2:30 and . ed by with tndifterer His real | low for ye by the « Amert- | ud He hartson. A Misia of. en Eee Anne ward is in his ow ant—the an prone w s rod ne through With | elaborate celebration will take place . j arte! J again with cheerfulness resigna to ich if properly a + -¢ consciousness of success, He has | tion, according to the temperament suburb of Weattte at will be an old | S-room house and lot, Twelfth anaif ? HE Great ‘Room-Mak 5 yearned for victory—yet never a |of the individual citizen of mature | fashioned affair with beass bands, | Mair ena tte cee Meee : 2. quiver has shaken nts equare Jawa, | YOars And reasonable discretion j “and what not. Th ne, $140 each, Dunlap, 8 Union| 5 ing Sale continues { He has tolled on and on, disregard. | 2a e, Aimerica of — an ee d & Puget Bound ratire i 5 5 c ‘ard- | will be no spirit of ¢ ot or hesl-lrun excursion trains ¢ #0 min-| 4 2 iness? Ing the Jealous rivals or the Mes of |tancy.. The Nation's birthday to the | utes ‘throughout the very 90 mir i ; Saturday and every business } backbiting enemies, With patience | #™all boy and his sister of corre-|atreet car service Will be tne “A ) ) unsurpassed and energy never flag. |*POP4ng age is and probably ever] for the occasion, ‘The big Renton ‘ day thereafter until our stock ; et he ha rved out a car n ve th be @ wid eet dream of/coal mines will be lHghted by ele Q 5 carved out a career mar evanescent b imparable only to) tricity and thrown open to visitors a velous, He has been to Africa mill. | Chriatrmns nkagiving Gay. | es a ‘apedial attraction Sis brought down to a size; tant what Ceell Rhodes was to Africa | npr lors in the cities a Sa H ; commercial, Without « Kitchener | ill betake themclves to the coun } consistent with our present ; Cape-to-Cairo idea would have |eral pandemonium. To break — the ; H 1 in its Inception. To his ability | monotony of life next to Nature's! S quarters . 2 ee eee ee of to organize, Engiand owes her as- | #Te** green heart the rural popula.) Dnt tt TOO: | * the will, young and 4. rich and cendancy tn Central Afric He | poor, “go to town” to be entertained transformed the despised army of the Hut the Fourth of July foot with be Khedive into a dark-skinned batter- | With them always, Policemen, fire ing ram that t men. physicians and wnodertakere We have @ great many things P look forward with nfidenc a u will need wher avy D man's flimsy walls, avenged the Sle Gar on the Beas. dase ¥ YOU # mented Gordon, and sent Osman © gastronomic excemm THESE HINTS Digna and his fierce, fanatic der- ving day or of Christmas bring i a af such an immediate harvest of fees #x10 S-on. Wall Tent 84.75 wishes fiying in dismay—those that were not left In heaps of With the same ertent forcefulness he went into the Transvaal), where many en English general had left hia reputation on battle grounds of defeat. “And he has had his hard knocks, too. However, after he de- feated the Boers, he found their spirit unconquered and unconquerable, while ever and again they would arise from some forgotten crevice, deal a mighty blow tn flank or rear and vanish into the fastnesses of the hills they know so well. But Engiand’s faith never faltered In the raw- Boned Irishman who claimed descent from the Huguenots, and his faith | ‘was unftinching in himself. Reginjent on regiment he ordered to the front, and foot by foot he drew his cordon about the valiant Boers tli vesistance seemed only suicide. An@ 80 he conquered, and all Britain breathes his name In adora- tion, and as his countrymen listen for the news {rom their ruler's bedside, they have an eye on the channel, waiting to catch the first glimpse of the to the man of medicine Yesier and Rayenna will unite dig basket picnic on the shores Lake Washington near the former Sray-hued monster of the deep that brings their hero home. ace. Green Loke will also have a Se plonic. Sunnyeide hi nned an Bach ugly-faced stranger in the town is being closely serutinixed to- day by detectives, policemen and citizens. Everybody ts om the lookout for Tracy. Don't sit on a log in the forest today and look sou: Men are out with guns hunting for that escaped convict and mistakes are Mable to happen. In the cities and towns the face of } the Fourth of July foot will be seen oftenest grinning with unholy de | Hebt behind the deadly tey pistol. In the cOuntry he will shine ahtewt when he rocks the boat and senda a half dosen innocent companions to @ watery grave and t himself ree cued at the 69th second to tell how it all happened and express his vain regrets. ot ou Most escaping convicts woul@ take to the solitudes. Tracy heads for Seattle. - He says he has no fear of the officers of Justice here. Such a slur will no doubt put the local authorities on thelr metal. _ Josiah Collins ha sarranged for an © morn’ The Nation's birt 1-time elambake. rs 41 have a day of horse faces and fire ks which Georgetown will attend joned village style Auburn, Kent, Baila ok Diamond, Frankiin, her towns of ae county iit celebrate in Morans shipyards af Independence do the keel of battleship N Collins wil act as master y¥ and the layin: Blac a River Junction will celebrate borate oplebrations will be held Iasaquah Toit and He luatve blow the y draska will be celebrated logether Mr ceremonies and see that Governor ot é od who are in the habit of going home late in the evening to thelr | panrun er Jute iaiot wil find. plenty | cn bieweat thing 0 the day wil wives can be expected home before dark today. to do in the way of Deinging sudden | be the union felebration under death or injares to himecif and his! tne aurploes jhe merchants of unfortufiate friend: nd associates. He will as usual take great delight in throwing huge Chinese bombs un der the hoofs of nervous carriage horses and watching the resultant runaways. He will smile blandly as/ heretofore as he places overgrown firecrackers beneath the skirts of nervous women or among the lap robes of the humble citizen's baby carriage. He will place dynamite on the street car tracks, set excursion eamers on fire and in a thousand 4 one ways make himaeif a nu! anee. But the fool killer will mis» some of his breed in apite of alt Campers in the vicinity of Seattie will all tie their tent flaps se- WATER COLLECTONS| The water collections for the sec- ond quarter of 1902, according to fig ures furnished by the city treasurer's office, were $73,808.71. The balance on hand fn the city treasury at 5 a Pp. m. on June 30 was $29%,- COST HIM $200 TO LEARN THE GAME CELEBRATING BVERETT, July 3—This city ts overrun with wisitors attend- three-days’ celebration. The ascension at noon was de- somewhat, but was finally car- out. This afternoon is being to horse races, a lacrosse game between the Seattle and Ever- ett clubs and a shingle weaving con- tewt. catalina png Pioerem for tomorrow ts a8) Richard Evans, a recent arrival in Sunrise salute, 100 guns at the| th city, told the police that it cost court beuse grounds. him $200 to learn how to shake dice 9 & m.—Industrial and civic pa- rade,, starting ‘at foot of Hewitt av- a ‘erside, and traversing same Bayrid 10:29 a. m.—Deciaration of Inde- pendence at race grand stand, fair 10:45 a. m.—Patriotic oration, Hon. a. H. Schively, at race grand stand, tar nds. Hav cm—Skirmish Gri! and gham battie, National Guard of ‘Washington, inside circle at fair fair grounds. 12 m.—Balioon ascension, ‘midair bomb-shooting and parachute ump, at old ball grounds, corner of Lom- and he is not now certain whe he knows the game. At first Ev believed that he had been robbed and accused Ben Johnson, a barten- der, of taking his may. Johnson promptly knocked his accuser down and as @ result got arrested by Po- licemen Chapman and Carr. Evans was held as a witness. Johnson was released on $25 ball. When he got to police headquar- ters Evans told Detective Jack Barck that he lost his money gam- bling with dice, but where he does not know. s As years #0 on the tin horn, for- merely in season only at Christma: —~—— Why not spend the Fourth at the bard and California atreets, by Prof.|U. 8. navy yard and battleships? time, is becoming more and more | ae oo Senin. yi + a **°* Jthe ‘coadjutor ¢ the blushing} Pp. m—Horse races a ‘air re nt Oey Mongolian firecracker and the toy) ss nal ot Ste arene fourth of July drum in the great work of Fourth of) Bega uo eral A OF Pecos | 18 MOST DISCREETLY observed | July noise making. The tin horn te ope. © Indi. . - ve by those that have money to burn | distinctively the Fourth of July girl's Pp. an emg races, trians| up in firecrackers, etc., by placing a| weapon. For years gentle maiden- | gulat course on bay front. few dollars. in FISHERY STOCK, | hood was debarred by fear of gun $ p. m.—Grand display of fireworks | mt fair grounds. | LETTER CARRIERS’ FOURTH OF JULY when after the first year you can | from the dividends of stock pur- chased this w buy a whole car- load of fireworks. IN SUBSTANTIATION of this ar- gument ask for particulars from the most meritorious of this class of in- from powder or participating than timidly in celebrating, but now that the bec blare of the fish horn has me recognized as a patriotic she can celebrate with a joyful abandon that makes her brother's efforts look like three plugged dimer. | vestment, THE INTER-STATE| Friday is to be a glorious Fourth. | FISHERIES CO., 902-008 Pacific |1f one does not believe it he has but gm: a | block. 0 o 21, © loc e shop wi «to gain! ‘The annual union picnic of the Se. | MOCK Phone John 1621 ooo | Oem Ot a makinn's pparatua ie attie and Tacoma letter carriers will be held the Fourth of July at Span away lake. As the Seattle carriers | re required to make a delivery that jay they will be obliged to take the Flyer at 11:15 a. m., arriving at Ta coma at 1 o'clock. | st be waiting there to conduct the Piers and their friends direct lake where athletic place.” A game of baseball bet teams from the two cities will be feature of the day. A_ beautift banner, won by the Seattle carriers team last year, will be contested for again. RECEIVER FOR A MORNING PAPER J. Ww. Dawes has been appointed feceiver for the Morning Washing tonian ona $2,000 bond ML. V. SMITH NOT DEAD M. L. V. Sinith, the young Seattle man reported lost on the overland | trail between Miarna and Nome, was alive and woll at St. Michael on June! 2%, when Chas. Osborne, an arrival on the Centennial, talked with him. | —>- Morthwest Trust and Sate Ceposit Com- pany Will Go Opon Tonight ‘We will be open this evening until | 7 o'clock to accommodate all our paratus is] Cloaks and Suits Regardless of Price eet cars will car to the eports will take en We're Closing Them Out See Our Prices Swellest Line of Stocks and Shirt Waists rona and especially those who foran Bros.’ pay checks to be} Borthwest Trust & Safe Depoult Co., 9-4 West Columbia street see | | 817 SECOND AVE. B. navy yard and battleships’ Store Open Unti 9 O'Clock Tonight. Closed All Day Tomorrow CANAD AN “RYE WHISKEY Superior quailty, price per gallon ... Special Tatty SB ‘er Galion flavore, per bottle Bost Cooktaits 15c, 400 and 750 Aseortes IMPERIAL PORT WINE—Frull quart | battles, each . » 750 and $1.00 RICH OLD SHERRY P het Full quart botties, each oe aes 600, 750 and ANGELICA WIN Per gal. .. lar Fiso and §2.00 RIESLING WINE Per gal. §1.00, TABLE CLARE 1.25 and $1.50 - 800 and 750 COGNAC BRANDY— Per gal. $3.50 and $4.00 BLACKBERRY BRANDY— Per gal. $2.50 and §2.60 ge gh 8 arene er bottle ANGOSTURA whips nvah cor Per bottie 750 750 GREAT WESTERN CHAM.- PAGNE—Pints Per bottle, $1.00; per doz..$10 Incense MALT RYE— notte . SVENSK PUNCH— Per gal . $3.00 No. 104 WHIBKEY—Aged wood, soft and mellow Full quart bottles, each $1.00 in $1.00 COOPER & LEVY'S SPECIAL 12 year Rye Whiskey—bxtra cholce—Full quart bottles Ene a See 8COTGH WHISKEY— Per gO. sc sc. se and $5.00 WHITE CORN WHISKEY— dat $3.60 Per gal, Cooper & Levy 106 First Av Telephone, Main Fike street, but It will be forced to drag along Without Mr. Collins rm Why not spend the Fourth at the 10x12 §-on, Wall Tent BO.50 BS.50 810.00 82.00, 12x14 S-on, Wall Tent 12416 #-on, Wall Tent Camp Stover 0, * 84.00, 85.00, B0e to 84.00 Hammocks ‘These things and many more IN THR #UPRRE { Wastin | " Bunsnome Wy Publ The mints William J IN THE SUPERION COURT the wtate of Washington fe county In the matter of the guardianship | of Waldo Frederick Edwards, a min or ce of Guardian's Ba Notice ts hereby Kiven, that in p oF King | ance of an order of the abo ” Utled court in the above entitled! matier made on the 13th day of) June, A. D. , 1902, the undersigned | Will sell, at private @ale, to the } ey bidder for cash, on the Sth of July, 190%, at Room 227, Ball ey *yuntia ng, Seattle, Washington, at which place, and on or before said! last named date .bide in writing will | Charles & ot be received therefor by atorney for guardian, all rest of said minor in and vided half of Lot 4, Block Renton Hill Addition to Seattle AUGUSTE EDWARDS, Guardian of the person and estate of Waldo Frederick Edwards, a min- or. Cc, 8. MILLA, Attorney for ¢ for Gu Classified A Ads WOOETY NOTICE TAM THE MAN. ee in your house with my oor ecreeni rdian. window | ase repairing th all + ping-pong tables, ete ont, Main 1170. Randall. Ka ress & Transfer ce We ait Kinds of teaming. furniture and | fe and trunk ferred free bedage, Becnna and Cherry, under "Pi"; Res Tad WING UP MAIN 07. For cleaning and renovats ladies’ clothes. Cay Dye ____WELY WANTEDOMAT PETIDK REVADK too RR ME NEVADA Mt Ena, TRA HAMM ERBSIEN | AND MA‘ $2.0 TO $3.00 DAILY eur MNICHOL & HAWKING 110 WEST MAIN #TRERT. nents’ and york. | Y For MASTERS MINE MEN. WANTRD. Sawyer and filer for 10-block mill, steady work, Call 619 Batley building HELP WANTED —MALE AND | PRMALE , SEATT EMVLOYMENT Orr: Tueada: et 3103 30 Ave. city. Call up Mer t hele Mai s, Keyes. ha ie Miter. Ai f Mt PERSONAT K LAWGW RAL of all kinds of Yapanose hand Re Ra | i) avenue oy, Briscoe & lock; "about your ho ferred payments vd. for cash © 3 Hindkiey cr 00 cabinet photos, $1.20 » week « Tnatman’s Studio, First_avenue 7 MAS. OFTEDAL, clectrician, Tha Hotei Waldorf. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOD eeL” MN Cor, First Ave. and Clean, Sunny, Comfort Rooms by the Day or Wook, 12004 FIRST AVENUE. GRANT, ACIPIC HOTEL, 1119 First ave: nue newly furnished; sil moder Brien ‘me Aorate FOR S\1H—ACKE TRACTS WORKING “rien With” small capitel, we joyd about building ley” blook ror AE FINI Croom fat er; 2 ¢ ° Hight, ali 10 minutes walk from city layman 2 aller building | | Loser nome rewa Lower ROART we WOR BALD mort ame J ACT® nomesew tite PARADIS Don't delay looking at this property, ite beautifully lowated an the whore of Lake Washington, every lot within @ few slaps of electric Hine, Be tere, servicer fro engraved initials 620 Fourth avenue ng contracts for # contracts You can buy @ home, buy & farm, vay off & morgage or build « home without payis ‘ant have come iow quabers (hat will mature Unie cummer. If yow @ lot we can oe * you & Boliding joan to belld at contract Company hae neve corapany otdiged Ladies’ umt ivory and silver handle with AG” Liberal rd if returned to Mrs. George, Peckage venday aft to Rar BUSINESS CHANCES OWN A HOME, With these on an unma’ tra turee Thi cure & bouse on ea nly B40 per month Serer ANG HOUSE—A enap viding ty te oi part cunts Taliman avene. wil} beat foods tought amd double story, sine tree, D. C. State gene Biack 2008. | Pike peer, Tel T. WILSON, wrest & 6, BICKERTON, | "1639 Viret avenue __ ATTORNEYS AT LAW DY & EWING Timm waite sinity, 710 New York bled general ecutoneer. @20 ‘scutionwer. r erneral M_ 3. STERLING, pension attorney, notary public, OF Marion ot A. KELLOGG.413 Washington bulldine. | D, 0% Burke building. NAPP, 10 Maller building. D, LAMMUTH, 206-8 Pacific Biock. G@. WARD KEMP, 633 Burke buliding. Te AE: 4 1808, mining Basement of the Mu- Gon. im ebetracts Teal Late balbding. BOOTH. WHITTLEREY -MANFORD sa, DENTISTS — OT Weumy bi SEATICE Cithe ¥ K Be Beach. after & Goop RLY $400--19 actes of goed sot) in a tien om & Gout road to the bigy and on od terme Only 12 miles ed invests CHAS. EB. ADABE. 4® Pioncer building. | mous MONTHLY PAYMENT BUYS FUL DEN fed ter ve” on | grounds Bunday to ah: ‘Come ‘Quick, ses owner, Hi end of present Green Lake FOR SALE " and 8% lote] on easy terme. Call 1083 Fittieth av ne north, Green Lake lin WIGHT ou stoves, carpets, nit ee Heavy draught team and Apniy_ after 6 p.m. at the Ls Yard * om PRE cheapent place to buy OU and line is trom the Olympic Ol Co. O17 34 ave. tel, Main O01. Also coal by anck or ton. “PENANCIAL | TACOMA Wain, | rep, A. MERRITT, P. O. Box 26. 201 French Bin, ATERAL inter way ermal pi #800, block. te Row om the market, in the last few © down, payments same ing new pleak ftoamb CuRAP Hom AND LOT $238; $38 powN. §: AUTH | HOME: FINE PLACE FOR AK AND AND CAK WiLL MAN, OWNER. OF-| MULMAN STATION, GRKEX 7 8% monthly; lumb<~ * rent, 82 men now tay~ Aewalke in front v pala | MADAME A. S. SMITH, 0 Hinckiey ing, repairing. 41.046 month ANISIAN Dye Works— We ea) wrevs. deliver your clothes Bain tore teas, Oftee 1418 TRE RANG { Beatie, A ten Grereacted. Depron: yala op $100,000. A Sromteti, vier 1 ¥ haw, a niibere. A HL Boe! cash PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF | aa Said in $528,000 : eurptun, J. Furtty| ores: J. & Goldemith, vice | V. Ankeny, cashier, ent in peincinal efttes ta the | Rates and Kurope. Thi CANADIAN HANK OF COMMERCE, | pital pal Capel yatta inuilion Satians) plus 000,000 Interest allowed on time deposits. A gen- | eral banking businéss transacted. ot James SRATTLE BRANCH Corner street and Bgcond avenue. DA. CAMMRON, Manager, Tum FInet NaTIo: SP ATTLE. Genera) banking bree! f° tutner, es Rn | Rast. cash. Exchange @m principal cities ort. ‘Bnd Burope FUNERAL DIRECTORS { HOTTRNWORTH A” SONS.” eeibalinera, | 1420-1428 Third; tel. Pike 49. / ——————— DRESSMAKE MISE FWRCHTMAN, dressmakl roms 19 and 30 Downs block. MRS. HANSON Spring mill prices, Corner Fourth and kine bation nary st lowest | Financtal BANK KNGINUERS AND CONTRACTOR 5 3 NO BRIDOR & DREDGING | CO., Feandinavian-Amer Mank build: ing —Rallyw bridges and Vinducta: at 4 tron for buil inge; dredging and harbor riving. FURNACES FRTAY © ROW, Vib Mouse s alivminum. ond avenae Yr BOTW Lt Loans, ands. 25 Foaton block Ivan mon iow tate of | 100° Yortar | \ 23 on and sold. Morrison CR Navy Yara nearly all land slop several © boating dt lands in front Robert Malthy, bathing an Y of the place 409-410 New York | FORTY clearda; chicke 400-411 ONT 140 a0 1-2 bottom and 20 weres cleared . 3-room, land. facing fmall town ine; large Robert ACRE roma; re » fn hounes: $750. 0 New York block on | 5 acres barn: | Maltby, | rteh alder level land; cedar, easy clearing: $20) ong time: Rabert Malthy, ~ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ~~ ARCHITECTS SUGUTON, 414-417 Coiline: | wexgte Acme Wisiness oer RT & CO,, 800, .N. ¥, pie WV. RINEHA Ton COMPANIES DRIVGS Union » bas pure eryetal fee. Spectal attention to family trade; | WASHINGTON I Money loaned AN or Traine in un- iamondn, jewelry. | PRICE, Bit 21 ave | | ae ¢ Chicago Junk Ce. Main Of ee _ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS BD, “bought sold, 14a “Wd ave, __ OCULISTS AND AURIST: BRO PONDA RADRAU-—Tiye, ear, aoaw and throat. 381 Burke butiding. DR. J. A. MACKINNON, 4 Chapin bia. Dk. KINDE, Deliey building ~_ OSTROPATAY PPON Tohirmary oe” pathy, 1414 Becomd ave. Phone James 4641. Both mn and lady physicians always) in attendance, iP you Wai Re ary of Osteopathy, E.G. JM. Van Anselt, D,O. block. | "Tel. "Maln 723. WASHINGTON Tnatitute of Osteopathy, Bate Deposit Building. “Ratablisned In Beattie three years, Phone, Main Go, LAW RENCE HART, Osteopathist, B08 nington tox )PATHIC SANTTARIUM, 11-10 Mare Boyd, James 2880, Te Phone, James 1841. THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1902, VAYSICIAS® AND suman DR APOE COR RTL. 4 Winekdeg, PHOTOOHArENS KMRTROW Being WTAMP WK in Cal = = YLUMOING MECHANICAL WAGING! LLAWTES : PRINTING AND HINDING WE Sey 9 tow, 4 od Ge mente 4 Main uit ccmmmereial pr B07, 208 Washington bide _Bhine Bore White 458 Tet 1 AGHE, The succensor t Ma sOW CASES BEATILE Chow Case Co nONnEM STAMP COMME y WORKS tal Ave fh ouvets Trenholme & Ca, TAILONS Gi, Becond sas Mimwulto pr oats, as beds, they TENTS AND AW TENTH sna Awning na hone m2 nd folAios casey #EA CO. whehenn’ THANSH ER COMPANIES THE Liv is ore ERG, CBRE UMBRELLAS “ manaiacturea, end gryrre! repairing. Bue. Robeson Broa, Wik, 1HON ASD PLA’ | EXCUFIO Tai & Viatine Wank st fifth Gay thereafter ron SCUTH-EASTERN ALASKA Leave Seartie 8p. Setting July 2. 6 20, 1 38.4 Systane, Cole ay, Ast Geni Agt,, Gocam Pernins & Co, Gon Pacific Clipper Li EE. CAINE, President. for Nome July 25 8. S. NOME CITY For Skagway, Valdes and Way Poris 8. & SANTA, July 15. Ban Franciaco route (Kruse 8, 8. Line.) For further information to 618 First ave, Phone, 1447. The WHITE PASS & YUKON To the Atlin, Big ainsite, | Horse, Hottalingus, River, Kiondike, RA... Yukon Mining Distvtcts. Through Line Skagway to Dawson. Dally Train Service b Skagway and White Horse. ‘Trains cognect directly at bou with steamers for all Points and at White Horse the steamers for all Lee Points. J. FRAN Traffic Mi General Offices—Seattle, and Skagway, Alaska. THE GLOBE NAVIGATION co. 1 FOR HONOLULU DIR Steamehip: reel, be dispatched from ¥ Kon of about July Sth 1808 followed by @ steamer of this er about the 10th of enh es Shipping Permits Requi For isformation, apply to the of the company tn the Globe First axenue and Madison street. G. FP. THORNDTKE, Manaxer Traffic Dep TW. NOTTINGHAM. Phone. 1208. ‘General Ma ‘Certified copy of Skippers Im required to clear shipments. Seattle, Edmunds and Everett The Palatial Steamer CITY OF EVERETT. ‘Three Round Trips Daily. Leaves Seattle 7 a m, 12 m. m, ves Everett 15 p.m. Colman D EB B. ScoTT, PORT ORCHARD Daily service, Bffective May @0, 1902. Bremerton (U. 8. Navy Yard and Dock), Charleston and Sidney. — | ‘Steamers & Athion and Inland Fiyer PORT ORCHARD. From Columbia Dook. Foot of Columbia street. 6:00 /p. m. Leore Charleston: $:00 and 11,338. 6 Fer ‘Picanant Beach and Bea take steamers leaving Seattle any cept 6190 a. the SBxcopt Sundays. ¢ *For ‘onty. Fare—b0 cents round trip. For Nome and Tel ‘The Peerless Ocean Greyhound 8. 8. Oregon, July 15. ‘The Comfortable and Reliable S&S. Centennial, July & Connecting at Nome with Steamanl Discovery for Peller, Good Move, “4 Golovin Bay and rows, u Through Rie of Laging sewed points on Wiid Goose a! trged. For freight and piy_to Northwestern Com- mercial Co. — Pioneer Building.