The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1902, Page 3

QUEEN CITY. LAUNDRY Our CALL. TRADE Prices | y AIN TAS, BEEN TRUE Bartel! Druk CO a : JEWELRY “ND SILVERWARE \t ite of thet ng hay phe of - Somes ee ns ote Albert Hangaenr 1 148 | brenk down the “boseor declared et bare OF tween madiclt Ee larweat dewelry house to the |iabor. ‘The sitiners Sectate thet they " pdibeaes jare slowly gaining ground, and th PRICE HINTS, ——— Sa | Company till inetnte that the trike pieeees Readac he Bromo, 4c . Nor ts there much prospect of any - . mediate change in the situation . The block butehera on strike by rea © prrce’s Kidney Cure, $1.00 slae gon of the taslarge percent Of Figs. Me wines. cock RRDE a Coast ClothingCo, |2#%,°! (0 "eta meal markets OF thy i Fire. bs Be Ty are fait to orgaitiaed labor, are Work part of the slime at 1“ east, and miny of the Btflking pack — Pills, B80 alee tng house employes have "mt = Clothing few days assumed the of te fight against the strtik tacking the quality of the in the fair shopa as the strike Caticura Soau, Ye cakes Red Ctoss Shampoo Tar and Boap, Se cake Buck Saws ® claim, an the effectiver weaken the wtrength of th It is Dased upon the gover spection of the “ hogs slaughtered a: Buck 8 7. or Old Bucks, price S80 to $1.00 Phone, Main 50a One-Man toot Crosseut Saw per Boe insures | better meat than can from the other packing the city, none of which under government superv The strikers, deny, how there fs any real foundati claim. A government ins pointed by the bureau of dustry, it is admitted, in the Frye-Rrahn plant, It nitted. however, that thi fany real bearing upon th aamuch as the Inspect! [merely to comply with }ment’s lrament pack neat produc for jon to foreign | | vl W@ SECOND AVENUR Deltvery. } Disston Hand Sawa Bishop Hand Saws Harvey W Ruswin Hand Saws Pease Hand Saws Everything for the mechante Rainier Hardware Company trax FIRST AVENUE. portal So far meat inten: We are willing x ¥ ooo PAIR Hand #owed and terproof. be the rogarding alko serve you here, E vided WIth Joba, Those cor Seieuen is double akecked. a Hons Insure @ stubbornly conteste eet Pe charge! i & tof percent. | SCO First Ave., Cor. Marion St |"! test Mina general askings al Assumes Offensive Red Cross Skin Soap, Wo cakes. 16 pany has during the past fensive In a by meat sold thereby showing Unewsiness newm Of the for Young Bucks aon i seaibaaye, vies boycott ‘ament in heey and Bruba ite pat obtained ho slaughter rt ever jon for pector ntmal in ationed at is ad i fact has 2 tn ion ts had govern the i Intended countries. Cuts No Figure A for ' TH MEAT INSPECTORS AND THE FIGURE THEY GU mest > rned the governme np, ikers 9A its no fly oA au by any state law f ty ord " It im for this t that th |non-exporting packing houses of th ty dispense with 4 ment in spectlon Many thoroughly reputable butel: ors and packing house m un be found Who asnert that the ¢ fatter of opponit © products in for . A Dead Letter xcept for meats inter t the inapection, they n dead lette floer meate f from being n¢ , con sumption, ‘Therefore, they say, the iv really not the 2 penny att Pela. by nd that nt in desired, tHe customer will have no difficulty In procuring It in * fair ahope of & ys Bec tary Rust of the Weatern Contrat | yrotor at its plant and ite | products are sold In. nearly every fair meat market in Seattle Only for a Time Af effort on the part of the Frye Bruhn Company to bregk the boy cott by cutting the price of meat to| restaurants which would agree tou its products, haw bee reurmvented | by the Western Central Union, Bec Lust aye a few restaurant ne for a time, but th k again and that the! hoycott is «till Upimpaired. wo far the restaurants Mee concerned The case of Prank Hernard, pro prietor of the Oregon market tn North Beat}ie, charged with selling aegot Inferted Frye-Brubn hame, came up. itt the police court Hernard pleaded guilty to ordinance tolat but will And \Hot Water Heating. Plans and Estimates furnished. c. M. SHAW & CO. South side Colman deck. foot of Col- umbia street. 1013-1015 First Avenos, Globe Pullding. OST e SHE Aman, UNDERTAKERS ‘uneral Directors and 1001 First Ave. bet. Pike and Union Seattle. Wasp. Newspaper Reterprtee Astoria! DELAWARE, O., Oct. & emperor of Korea. He it thom, ASpectal) —Prince Yee has strived here to round oft bis education. The prince is $2 years old and the son of accompan- led by Eungn! Hato. ap artatecrat’ Korean, who ip seve’ Sears Prince's senior, and acts a his sec- retary. The. to the Ohie ister to Korea. fal Engtish and music Prince Yeo already «pew el), and ie an interestin: tionaist, and except for W. Merrick The American Clethier 703 First Ave. Agent for the Celebrated John B. Stetson Hat, $4 and 45. of royaity He dreases in the very American tagbion trunks piled Pui There is not a style of f garment known® tothe —b of the world bot us wardrobe seems not at all &@ scion and bay of good kx Engliah conversa height of many clothes. a hfevna by em “tailors the| | ome of the | own country. he | fine linens | the beat t Fince decided to come | sive plans esleyan university af- | Aon Allen | en [of Delaware, the United States min-| has them fitted up tr He will take @ xpec- | dor | Course | laces sample. Hla necktien are mar- of ahades and colors, and nearly all cont at least $4.00 each. All are made to order and are designed by Yee and his companion ‘The vests of the prince retain oty and splendor of his ‘They are of alike and pecially constructed by rs of the land on exclu- multe of roome in the city fental «pen There are costly rugs, precious And tapestries, rare nd sparkling cut gta da The future k fnew to talk of his family and but fttle of himself. He sayn the court custom of his native land prohibits him talking of the royal family Yee is much attached to the United States, He has traveled extenstv through the Weat and South and SEATTLE | | | | i | le [meeting of | aa0. STAR SMELLING 7, ooM MITTEE RETURNS 2AN PRANCISCO, Oct, 6.—Sena tors I +, Thurston, Mitehell and Muapton arrived today the Sierra from Honolulu, where they have pent come time upen as a commit tee of Investigation Hawalian af faire, ‘They refuned to talk of the report whieh they awill make a) TREASURER SLIPS |Hawaiian Official Gets Away With $18000 HONOLULD, & Fran tre ritortal 20, San rer ving & shortage $18,000, Governor Dole has suspended Aud itor 5 t ©. Austin for giving personal checks on banks where he jhad no funds. The Democrats have named ort W. Witeox for delegate t nx, Wiloox in the present ted, two yeare ago by le party, hin cash of in gate elec liome 5 NOT EXEMPT FRANCIBCO, Oct. ¢—The ult court of apppals has handed down jon in which it holds that the national bank stock of in- dividuals is meses ee 10 BE BOTHERED granth to well m Light maloon, hington street un: result of the Booth to be the disturb- the meeting of the ht finance, Introduced at a spectal the council week# will come up for final passage nth SAN ordinance Hicenwe The proposed Johapy Clancy the w liquors at the place der the ban murder, pr ing elemen’ which pred of the ord Kistler, Tayle ticenwe and Feported fav n paged peptent , Redward and rev inance, committee, It war to have b oday night, but « Kranting the ieense, nigned by more than 7 zon de it necenaary for t dinance t put over for another week, Now th Mauer onse minority tn the muncit promine to make a fight on the proposition. PASSES AWAY COLUMBUM, Ohio, Oct. 6—Jonn Neill, governor of Idaho in the Hayes administration, died here this morning. on it last M agains James i. Witte drank so much Nauor thix morning that he went to a the stove of @ waterfront | He was sent taythe police Gin the patrol wagol and later 4 to the Wayside Mission. He 4 burned over the eyes i é A Tourists pronounce Ravenna Park Prince Yee has engaged the swell- | a world attfaction. See it in autumn and | dress. ‘ JAMES HENRY | ‘Wootesaie by fe ~peeneed Jaton Best Meats And Beat Service. Species attention ‘to Hotels, Restaurante, @team ‘5, Longing Compe, fy Weeteen sve Phone Matn oat ST KHOLDERS MEETING ‘The regular meeting of the holders of the Seattle Labor npie | Association will be held In hall No, 2, | Carpenters’ hall, Fourth avenue, be-| cca te tween Pike and Pine, in the city of CHICAGO, Oot. 6.--Pare Beattie, on Monday. Octover 33, 1902, | sir\s employed tn the pape at. § o'clock p.m. [tories of this efty, will nize their union. Gor. Spring and First Ave. Spee eas Carpet, t - Seth f.tho con and fees complete ‘HEATERS this for $2.50 quit today, aly follow fatood that the ¢ de to the demand. ‘ ‘ebyvebed for painioss extraction co Pere ordered, All work Sraduate dentists of 12 to 20 experience: a specialist in SA sevaptmenn. We will tell you BAvance exactly what your wok | Wl cost ty @ free examination. Give MES call, and you will dnd we ¢o yu Feautien in Beaver, Melton, ra. Kerseys or Frieze, all colors. WASHINGTON, BP. ¢ perfect fitting. well made and Bi Gen, smith, otherwise ined, only Hell-Roaring Jake” 1 « He tatm was received. with gre: TALKS ADVI IMPERIAL TAILORING (0. 1102 Second Avenue. own a piawo and pay for it like reat. Houre¢ to 8; Sune ; ¢ Sundays 8:30 to 2 Branch Office—Fourth ang Mor 711 Second Avenac. NEWCASTLE, Pr marge of 100,000 Lone of Yee bas at GIRLS ON WARPATH and others will nployers will d least » thousand bax fac galled out loyers rec- hund: une teu keno ent toda at enthus. T0 SERS . WASH NO ar’ c Ce 6. New York Dental Par! Be Sherman-Clay SEeeree ieentatghes We more Mial Fariors Co, have a splendid fe aincgtg the Boat ah 64 First Avenue, $e financial matters He president * i atte ‘} el | will talk to other cabinet erm t (Pioneer Square), pas Waereey yos vas ay Pcse te Aus some new path COAL FROM | NEWCASTLE «: A afternoon, | w. SSRPSATON, nD visited all the large cities. AUTOMOBILE PARADE Oot, 6 | Fifty hoi hicles gaily decor d, took. purt in. the automobile parade this morr CLAIM IT IS FIXED OMAHA, Oct. 6.—Good euthority says that the meat packers’ mer |has been completed. I. A. Cudahy |i to be,preaident of t mbine, but no offieial “announcer 1b made after the elec was wold la single tris CAN'T GET AWAY FROM THE GIRLS Recause he belleves that ¢0 girt de tectives are t Herman Kuppe seems to haye gone craay He appeared at the sheriff's office turday an 1 he to con: en § magiriin « bi , returned tt after me, I thought I had betcor give myself up. If 1 wer y men, J sid ¢ t 1 #eé the The mah ts being examined for tn sanity In the superior unt) this afternoon INQUEST IN PROGRESS BLACK DIAMOND, Got: 6,1 inquest ove bodies the. mets kitied tthe son mine exp! «In pr th the new ha ev dno far ¢ Prof, Field's Worm Powders; oven their worth, Very Pretty Lamps, with central draft burner de: 4, decorated bow! glob a 7 moval sale © 82.75 Another Pretty Lamp, with central draft. burner, handsomely decorate worth $2.69, Sale Redroom — Lamps ‘ovat worth Removal Bale The Another neat Lamp ‘Tea, Coffee and Crockery House 1214 Hecond Avenue STYLES IN Tailor-Made Suits , Skirts Jackets Coats Watsts Fors and Millinery $1.00 per Week payments: } | | | Journbers [Jobbing pr ei DIRECTOR OF CENSUS |: WASHINGTON neral Joneph Ba f'the United n der lippine with Victor Olmate of | THE MARKETS Trade extremely — brink @ this morning v the time ned unt Simp im prices rule goods, From the commission houses op lerks were on the orders. Jobbing in all Peasonable! nges are noted practically ou rket, the best that rem slowly at but 75 cents. Wa elons have bid the #treet far well for f Ke uality eit eur 1 few cho Cantalouper are # not plent A lettuce are mgnin in ¢ ympkine are sellin cent & pound inate Rquashes Hoth pan er att nt 1% cet Ranch ¢ changed at $3 pultry is in good de 1 34 conte, mand. JOBBING QUOTATIONS Vegetable. Potatoes—8H4@H6 ton; carrote, Tho | per Farile, Go, cabbage, #1-00@61.20 |eelery, 40a Aweet Dill peppers t@Ie; t 4%; ontons, $1.00 p $1.50; cautifiower, 60 per Ib.: squashes ie per Ib: cucumbers, Moe per doz apinach, M600 per box; green corn. $1.00091.50; eantal hon. prunes. Krepes, biack and white, The@#1.00, ‘B- okays, 012006150; Delawares, Tho crate, Frovisiens meat—Cve beet. 00 por i seer ty eters, Tee Fite gi es area Batter, Cosess, Regs and Poultry Butter Workington ervamerien, SeQSe: i Mtrtetty treat FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE Never before were lovers of the “art nted with an oppor- tunity to buy, net only music in every form—aheet, folie and book —at less than cost, but every kind of an instrument on which it can be produced at the greatest bar- gain prices ever offered in Seattle. Saturday was another buay one, but we are getting used to it. Bvery day during this great “Expansion and Special Cut-Price Bale” extab- lishes a new precedent, each suc- ceeding one smashing ali former rec- ords. Assuming, however, that they will be more interested in, and that we can better serve-our many pa trons and intending purchasers by giving them an idea of what is yet t do than by detailing that which bas heen done, Wwe will utilize the balance of our *pase with partial lists of the greatest bargains ever known in the muse world POSITIVELY CLOSING OUT BE! TIRELY our $8000 stock of sheet music, folio and music books at leat than cost, being obliged to dix ntinue this line to gain an addi- al four hundred square feet of or our rapidly growing ry wa PowltryBlens, 194@lde turkeye, 17@i8e | Honey the ite Commiesion Men's Prices Native Washington, 11011 4a Mirtotly frown ranch, 2@2c Washington creainery, 20@S10: bOI Te 4’ at Washington tim 410.00; witalta | - - - Ge to Spinning for bicyclo repairs. Pte Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- | guins only. |: FAIF OR, SECOND AND PIKE Women's Jersey Ribbed Flee 0 Underwear, 2he a garment, instead of 400, AMUSEMENTS GRAND fouse (2 Leadin HOUSE Theate JOHN CORT, Mgr. Phone Main 65 There In No King But “Dod: (00 Turned Away Last Nigh Heed This Warning ‘Three Nights More nenday | KING DODO (Raymond Hitchcock) Direction Honry W. Sava Prices--$1.60, $1.00, T5e, S0e, MADISON “=... saan, THEATER ‘Telephone, Main 1202 Geo, H. Hamilton, Lense. A CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE Day and Night p.m, to 11 p.m Children free afternoon and even- jings. Monday matinee free fi an. | diem. A renpectable place for re- | apectable pec One price (o all parts of the thea- 10e 10c 10c NO HIGHER New Attractions every week. Open | Day and Night ‘Tuno AVENUE THEATRE... Wm. Russell, Manager. |. Seattie’s Only Up-Town Theater. A High-Class Family Resort. Phones, Sunset, Main 667; pendent, S67. Prices—20, 30, 40 and 50 cents Tonight, Continuing All Week, the Most Wonderful Melodrama of the tn Five Acts, Depicting THE CONVICT’S DAUGHTER Love and Pathos, Hate and Pas- sion, A Heart Story. Pure in Thought, Action and Language. « M ¢ Wed. tin NO HIGHER. Inde- | 4~NIGHTS—4 »mmencing Tonight, Retarn En- agement and Last Appearance ¢ the RELASCO-GEORGE JUVENILE SPECIALTY COMPANY, and | BRASS BAND. Programme Materially Changed— 4 Clever Acts by 12 Talented Cht- | Piano, Organ and Smail Instrument | dren. | | | | | | companied by department All Sheet Music That Retails at 35c, Now Goes at 200, and That Which | Sells at 25c, Now Only 16¢, Choice New Music, Vocal and In- strumental, 5e per Copy. Mail orders for music be cash and postage a per sheet the rate of le We are running, In confunction with our closing out sale of sheet | music, the grea expansion and special cut-price sale of Pianos and Organs |EVER BEFORE CONDUCTED IN THE NORTHWEST Choice, New Upright Pianos that Re- tail regularly at $265, now only $131, and $325 Instruments Go at $195, the $350, $400 and $475 Style: Now Offered at $220, $280 and $342, | Too Numerous to Mention in Proportion— Great Bargains in Slightly Used and Second-Hand Pianos—Orga News Now $47 for Regular $75 In- struments, to $54 and $68 for the $95 and $110 Styles—Also Big Values in Second-Hand Organs— Pianos and Organs Sold on Easy Payments—Old Instruments Tak- en in Exchange—All Instruments Guaranteed to Be as Represent- ed—Store Open Saturday Evenings | Only. SMALL INSTRUMENTS We have the largest stock in the city, and are cutting prices nearly in two on many line Violins that retail regul $12, | tor $7.50 Guitars that retan regularly at $6, Tor.$3 Mandolins that retati regularly at for $4.9) retail regularly at ices on accordions cut to pleces also many lines of strings and trim mings greatly reduced All mall orders for booke must be | nanied by cash and suffictent if too much the excess will 4 postage be return D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealers, 903 Second Avenue, Burke Buil Mothers, bring your children to see our children Don’t fail to see the little band e cert im front of the theater at Poplar Prices-—26c, 0c and Athletic Park Pacific Northwest League. RASEBALL TOMORROW. ‘Spokane »sSeattle Sunday's Tie Game will be played off today. All games called at. 3:16 this week. | Tacoma opens here Tues for the | last series of the season. | Admission grandstand 250 ex- tra, Gater lock | MASQUERADE BALL Saturday Night, Oct 11. Armory Hall, | Union Street. Music by Wagner's complete band quers, 50°. Spectators, wen awarded best lady gentle men waltzers, and ¢ prizes, _Cla sitled Ads POC VOTES TAM THE MAN. Ro Mies to your house with ‘my 4 door ecroens, house repa' } j | Py Por cieunine Yaatee" renovating gents’ amd City Dye Works, loth PReRaowae ie, $1.30, pot Soa For go eet catinan'e Studion 821 KOTTE in “A “Eighes. best help in city Mrs Keyes, Mar, COV up’ Male VADE AND UTA MEN FOR NEVADA-MUCK- TEAMSTERS, HAMMERS) ACHINE MEN. Mciut * PATH Bon WEUE-FUNNIEMND Rooms | Cor, First Ave. and Seneca St, Clean, Bunny’ Conmforiaije, Py the, Dayor Thos” yineT "AVENUE, LAST your rooming houses with Mrs. Seattle, 64 Third av HOTEL. house newly furnished; ell mi prices moderate. 118 GRAND Pacirre nue; | fryers, ate Now. | Third Avenue and! SOTAL, NOTICES REMOVAL BALE | Kept. 2th. A large stock of fur | nisure, stoves, tin and granite | Ware, crockery, lamps, Iron beds bedding, carpets, matting, ino: thing to mak tar house t RED FRONT FURNITURE CO, 110 and 112 Becond avenue south, THIS 1S FINK PROPEIT Five-aere tx Of choles valley | in rock prices ¢ Interurban line in; don't fuil ADAMS & NICHOLS 1414 1 avenu Room #12. BUSINESS CHANCES OWN A HOME Don't be at the mercy of landlords | all your lives; 1 have five bui contracts In the Fidelity Home Buliding Company, left with me for wale by a party leaving the city; they are low numbers and canbe bought tor been paid on them. in the Western Home Company, | a tthe Treen Bhoe Company 07 First avenue, Ask for W. Vandewer 18 YOUR CHAN HOME | Now We will offer for the next few days | S-nore tracts on the Renton-Taco- ma line, only 26 minutes ride trom | the business center of the city, for | $125 to $876 per tract; this soll is | fine, above the overflow of the | rt title perfect: you had better « soon as there will only be a limited number wold at this price, ADAMS & ond avenue, 1414 Be FOR SALP—MISCELLANEOUS i BALE—2 chai outfit complete, once. HB. H. Butterfield, erson street 9 Jeft- FINANCIAL A WELEATEK plase to eorrow joey gina, wefeten Jewelry. kare Le fein” Wont Mais money and, company’ | pin a” Ae Virtue faces Sattaine. Cy COLLATERAL BARK dim Ja tere CLAIRVOYANT AVE You noticed King Sbiomon, he reatest wonder in the West? King Solomon has made some of the greatest predictions the world has ever known. King Solomon ts the only colored clairvoyant in the world. Satisfaction guaranteed, if not, will refund money, King Sol- omon has changed his office to Ho- tel Hartley 1206% Second avenue, giving reading» daily ih private of. fice. Anyone calling an Prof. King Solomon will find his business strictly private; separute rooms ladies. Office hours, all day and at home all day Sunday. Lost EMIS —Stray calf found on corner of ray Sixth avenue, north side of canal, Solor light red; about 4 montis old. T. Jones, Fremont WAL RAPATE A_BNAP. 40 acres of land situated on a river bottom, both electric and steam communication, 35 acres improved; good buildings, water piped into the buildings; large orchard; 5 cows, 20 pigs, 20 tons hay, chick- ducks, turkeys, etc.;| horses and all farming utensils: will sell this Pag including entire stock, ete., . A. LAWRENCE, 908% Second avenue. NORTH SEATTL 700—For # quick sale we will offer you today a nine-room house in fine shape with a beautiful lot; grade, sewer and water tax all paid: good view, fine neighbor- ADAMS & NICHOLS, 1414 Second avenue, Room 312) Bae? BAROAING OFFERED, $1100 aes two, tote bon ieor moa land ‘orchard; Nineteenta avennay Moat no better eppertumiy ‘tered to ing: 120x120; ath Treats bullders: ry see this at once. - Bi METa a Hota fon car; CHEAP TO SELL AT ONCE—IN- VESTIGATE. 4 lots planned and terraced, small new house, 1 bloek from car; $575; part down, balance monthiy; or will sell part. . Inquire Henslaw Grocery, Fremont. THE ALVORD ACRE TRACTA. 87 to $200 per sere, Five and 10 acre tracts of chotce land pear Kent and close to electric Hine: the soll, is rich clay and toa, and the mont of it ts under plow cor. Fut SP no cpanel gil oa tn, 0, | Norms a8 down. “fa "monthiye tree ‘and. woed. | eavail new Yaree lot, $290, terme | ("820 down, $10. monthly. Geveral cottages for tent. $7 per | “owner. Hillman, offices Weet shore | EAKGT car line ‘crosses property. FOR SALE- Fine cofner Green Lake front, cheap; easy terms; also other cheap lots different places in elty. Owner, 205 Pacific block. _ BUSINESS DIRECTORY | ee | ATTORNEYS AT LAW | PO DonMIPeE Stare- Boyd Build | tne. “Tel. Red 960, | 4M EWING notary | “public. 408 M. J. STERLING, pension attorney, notary public, 98 Marion st. |5_A. KWLL000.012 Washington bulaing, | KG MACDONALD, 400 Burke building, | EYMAN B. KNAPP, 10 Haller buliding. 0 Rouse, oda ‘bouaht and MARTIN, Auctioneer? phone ‘Address’ 1921 Yesler. . @. BICKERTON &. CO., general aaa ‘oneers, 1812 Fires avenue, ng | ot | RANKS viRA A MERAEKN A aeneral banking b Piefomita, §1,400,000 veld up $100,000. A. Chilvers, i. Bealverg, vice prow. her; Goa. Te. Piaher PROFLE BA rs capttas Recon ve and ¥ rts 3100.00.” fe. C, Neutelder, he “fiayaen, cash; J, , Gresnlent, Comuiercla! savings and trust busle WOUND NATIONAL BANK OF SRATTLE stock paid in $028,000 ; surptum, 8. Goldemith, view cashier, pricetgal etties tm the a ‘Rurope. PUGET 2 7 United Btates a: ‘TH CANADIAN B Capital pala uy (eight t Kin oF 7 ais Tus VInbT NATIONAL SEATTLE. Pea yp ‘ anking ENGINEERS PUGHE 66 © AND | BEAN DRAMATIC BCHOOL will opel the fail term Beptember 36th; those cone templating studying eloeution, | oratory oO tie art, will benefit themeclves by bexinning 1 Catalogue expisi ing ‘everything mailed free. 40 and 4 Hiotyoke block DENTISTS bie a W. WHILE, 67 Neus Gi FUNERAL DIRECTORS | SUPTENWORTH “e BOs, 1426-1428 Third: tel. PH House SUMBER BAGEL siluminum, “aiccicid” Weston 20 Tesier. TER BOTW ic ty bonds. OO een . ie ina we 28 Boston vlock. 10% COMPANIES DRIVERS Unitw foe Ca an pare SMARSr Re wer anne 2 eR ea Se pn ae WIRE, IR AND PLATING Pacific Rali and Plating Works, 2220 First avenue. FOR NOME 8. 8. NOME CITY, Oct. 6 For San Francisco 8. &. CHAS. NELSON, Oct. ¢ For further information ge Phone, Seattle, Edmunds and Everett ‘The Palatial Steamer citr nownd ivipe Eat ‘ Leaves Seattle 7 a m., 12 m an@ = ves Everett 9:15 a. ~ 2:0 ane 3:18 p. m. Phone, James 1841. The WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE To the Auin, Big Sal: ‘White Horse, — Hootath River, Klondike, 5 ayakule and Yukon Minis “through Pine Skea Gkagway to won. ly Train Service between ay and White Horse. Trains connect directly at brea bou with steamers for all Lake Points and at White Horse with the steamers for all Yukon River Points, J. FRANCIS LEE, Traffic Man General Lege ed and Skagway, Al PORT ORCHARD ROUTE U. S. Navy vard and Battleships. Steamers ATHLON, INLAND FLYER, PORT ORCHARD. Effective October 1, 1902. DAILY SERVICE. attie—*9 and 10 a m.; *2:30 and 5:30 p. m. ‘ash. Leave be lis days only, extra trip, 11:30 p. mg Sunday only, extra trip, 8:80 p.m) Leave Bremerton—& “1 3 and *6:15 pm. rday and Sunday only, special 15 p.m.) ve Sidney — 11;80 p.m. Leave Chai m.; 6:05 p.m. For Pleasant Beach take steamers leaving Seattle any trip. ept_ Sundays, ‘or Bremerton Beach only Fare—80 Cents Round Trip 350 and on—8 and 11:35 and Pleasant claim absttaces, (Wat bife building | woo Orn: WantTT AnFOR | Ca srtabliehed eee. casement ai | Helier beet Telephone pate 360 URATTLD Ateiract Co, &, 4, blows NOSINESS COLLMGRA BEST methods and teachers, Acme Dusit | Beeilege: Second ‘amd Pike / DYEING AND CLEANING BEATTLE Cierhon PARISIAN Dye Werke [° grees, detiver | Firet' eves te, We ca your clot Main 1016 Northwestern Com- mercial Co, NEXT SAILINGS FOR HOME 8. S. OREOON, Oct. 15 ty ap her pata ‘The Oregon ts the most el one of the | 2 Nome. fleet Mapence of B10000, and oa initial trip thls year had a ta yenger jist than any other steamer 201-2 PIONEER BUILD Dirices ’ PHONE, UNION 41. ING.