The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1902, Page 3

pportunity of ways | t you to} i we take mgive them the GF maticines at a reasonable pric For Instance: @iycerine, 2-08 oa Alcohol, per gallon.. per pound ....ccnse sree Gram of Tartar. per pound 4 Water, Per pints es. r pint (beat quaiity> honallga mee st quality % bottles... Me Me te per bottle . of Milk, per poun _Peltin’s Food, be size | Carter's, Dyspepsia bores ns Are Filled Properly by Experts, — BARTELLI Drus Co SECOND AVENUE. — Phone, Main 62 DRUG CO. 706 tet ave NCHTY UA — f per brad = steamship tines con- the dafly trains of Alaokt, for White and intermediate points. line of stage coaches ihe WINTER TRAIL makes continuous —_ travel Mer points vor partion in articu- *pply to a J. FRANCIS LEE, Manager. Room 36 Dexter z, EDMUNDS AND| EVERETT ‘The Palatial Steamer ss en Everett q mand Trips Dally. 3 ¥ ~ Seattic 7 a. m., 12 m. and everett 9:15 a. m., 2:30 and James 1941. B. Colman Dock. B. BCOTT, Mer. PLUMBING ogg Hot Water Heating. pad Eatimates furnisied, < HAW & COn mas Colznan dock, foot of Col- bia street, Phone, Biack: 491. ai STREET OPTICAL CO. Sey OP Street, 417 PIKe By ty aed 206 Pike 8t Examined Pree of C! Street. et ———— 106 | 106 | | | | | too PAIR U. 8. CAVALRY BOOTS High Top, Hand Sewed and Waterproof, W. S. Kirk, 1209 rst Ave, JAMES HENRY Whsieaie ond way matcher, Jobe BEST MEATS UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Lots 40x108 with 1M-foot Alley $25 Down, $10 Per Month, W. H. THOMPSON, Phone, James 4821. 1408 nd Ave. Cole’s Hot Blast Saves One-third Ydur Coal Bill Wood Atr-Tight Heaters— 18-tnch. 2. 2l-inch .. Bo 18-ineh, Rus ‘ GU) 2i-ineh, Russian . . oO Our Heaters are all lined. ERNST BROS. 606 Pike St. Tel, John 2831, WATCHES, DIAMOND: r liber? Pia: LVERWARE c Jansen °° \** ‘The largest jewelry house in = SI slp nerd Prices |°?*" Open All Night. ‘Tel Main loo 1020 coLLine | BROS. couse Sens SHERMAN, FOLEY Co. in Seta, Ham. |] mers, Saws, Saw- neta, etc. All priced below the usual, and all genuine “stuff. Wid First ave. near Union a Coal Heater You want to get the best. For dozen reasons the “Avon Garland” chen-grate Coal Stove fs the very "Toe will canter 0. faver upon us and upon yourself as well by coming in and have ite fusl-saving features explained to you. THE AVON GARLAND. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE ¢0. 1400 SECOND AVENUE. 1413 Second Avenue Fon Mare ne bid . Tel. Main 880, Good Home -Mado Bread 4e a Loaf Watch for our Saturday spectal sale CARTER | ~WIRS OUT Governor Refuses Ok- lahoma Requision Special to the sta OLY MPIA, Nov Governor Mc Bride this morning refused to honor the requiattien for J, H, Carter, in hands of Sheriff Foster of Ok ma, made by the governor of territory, for the purpose of talking Carter back there to answer }t@ an Indictment charging him with }murder in the firet deg At sonal hearing was given to She Foster and his counsel more or less apparent that Carter is simply wanted as a witne, Gov ernor McBride felt constrained to re fuse the requisition, it but as it was This ts the second time a tion for Carter has been refused. He was held for nearly two weeks in Jail in this city and finally dis- charged. ALLEGED SORCERER EXECUTED Superstitious Crime of the Alaska India JUNEAU, Nov. & spondence,)—Aceured of sorcery a young Indian was executed at Hoonah village last Saturday. The news was brought in from that point by the steamer Bonita, ‘Three Indians, called Moses, Benjamin and John Smith, execute the alleged wigard according to ai lent indian custom. Indians named Jeremiah King. Aaron Sharp, Archie and hie wife and Mra, Scoote were the {natigators of the crime. The authorities have been notified anda deputy marshal will leave on the Bonita to arrest the murderers. CONSPIRACY TO KILL VIENNA, Nov. 12—A late tele kraphic report from Lemberg says that the Gallela police have un- earthed a gigantic anarchiatic con- sptracy for the assassination of all the leading Russian stateemen. One anarchist leader Was arrested today and many papers disclosing the secret code of the conspirators and also much of their corresponden wan seized RESIGNS HIS PLACE One Kentuck Gives Way to Another WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 12— W. Godfrey Hunter, minister to Guatemaia, has resigned, and Lesile Combes of Lexington, Ky.. bas been appointed to succeed him. Both are promineat Kentucky politicians. Hunter came within two votes of being elected United States senator before Deboe was chosen #ix years ago. His return to Kentucky in expected to stir up bifean poll- ties in that stwt Was chair- man of the Republifcan state com- | mittee when the party first carric Kentucky, but’ he and Governor Riradley became bitter enemies, and their quarrel had a bad effec the fortunes of the party. ~(Bpectal Corre TEACHERS T0 Now That You Need BE EXAMINED At least 150 teachers are expected to take the quarterly county exam- nations which ere to be held to. morspw, Friday and Saturday in Elks" hall, in the Colman block. RECORDS ARE POOR Assessor Wants His Property Liste Revised at Expense of $6900 Assessor Batley is considering « plan by which the propercy desccny= tion books in his office can be brought strictly up to date. At pres. lent there are thousands of owners of property whose nares are not known and are not on the books. To take the records to an nbstractor and get the names of all owners property at the present an fennor says, Would comt tut $6,000 ‘The county commissioners ‘claim |that suoh @ record is certainly nec essary, and though, the matter h not been positively decided upon, have about made up their minds to wint In the assessor's undertaking from the county's pure Prosecuting — Attorney Fulton, whose opinion has been asked, has rendered a decision in which he says that though the work properly b: longa to the assessor's office id of the comminsioners ke \TAX RIOTS IN FRANCE PARIS, Nov. 12--For Hots occurred at Vai ‘The police charged th midable tax ng today rioters and Jin the battle one woman was killed | and two of the male disturbers and wo gendarmes badly injured, Twen- |ty arrents have been made. | THREATENED DAISY 3. KR. Bates will be tri tice Gann this afternoon Jof aswault brought again {Duley Willett. ‘The woman ali |that Bates threat to striice 1 by Jus: her ~ Navy Yard Exoursions cruiser Philadiephia jn dound navy yard. To nee ate from Pier No, %, foot venue, at 9 and 10 a 1 at the it of | i\ The | Puret jtake bs ler THE S FIGHTING OVER A aHLAY BAY BRONCHO IN COURT D, JOONIS CLAIMS M. J. WALKER GAVE HIM THE HORBE- | LAUGH IN A DEAL IN SCRUB 8TOCK— JUDGE MORRIS’ | FIRST CASE | EATTLE STA claims had He used A alky Way the bone} which Joant pode 10K, ‘efund the money Judge John Humphries, r the defendant, is trying the h was all right which | rider no « mn the Wt K at He can ride for bireking broncho, P. D, Hughes, Heged victim of a ah wed bis angry pas A to his feet ‘Just listen to Kovery one kr Roonevelt was offered the bay broncho, he would man on the ap When the cas justion court, It was plaintift, Walker, however to fight It over again In the broneho ntention betwee D, Joania| ¢ M, J. Walker re respect=| to DlainUft and defendent mult that heard in the m | It iw all about Joanis claims he horse-laugh: The gallant steed in que ny aght by Joanis, from Walker, for $50. The firat time Joanie t new horse to his brand riage, he reallxed that againat it According to plaintiff's vérsion animal Jumped sideways ond ba ward, but absolutely refused to ahead. | Joania the tho beast to his master and demanded ¢ $50 ra horse that would « wi It ie maid, ofter SKAGWAY HAS A $10,000 SAW MILL CONFLAGRATION AMER HUMBOLDT BRINGS —RIVER BOAT LA FRANCE HER LAST TRIP Stear nO ly thre and livety fire attorn prove| we but the 1 Teddy Roosevelt five miles on @ the lawyer said, p deal, in to rine at!” he exclaim- owe that if Teddy a horse ike kill the | was tried in the Jecided for th wished high her him an BUDGET OF NORTHERN NEWS FAILS TO REACH DAWSON ON in believed the staunch craft will a safe wintering place, she will probably not reach Dawe On Nov. & the Yukon riv at Dawson, and all pointe below it The mighty mage of floating ice has conned to move, At the Stewart riv and points aby however, the oy. 6. panmengers, Ohorgeson, special nt of the United Staten agricul~ mer Hutnboldt, Capt. Baugh- man, arrived from 1 canal at noon, reporting the total loss by fire of the Bishoprick Lumber Co.'s mill at Skagway, Valued at $10,000, The fire broke out at § ofclock on the evening of Nov. 4; but before a stream of water could be put on, It was past aaving The Humboldt» passengers trom Whitehorse report that the river steamer La France is helplessly Srifting tn the ice near Minto, hav-| tural for several Ing succeeded in getting only that/years has been carrying on an tn- far on the downward trip. While {t vestigation in Alaska. ANSWER OF RAILROADS IN THE MERGER CASE Denies All Injurious Allegations and Claims That Rates Have Been Reduced r cloned It denies that the Hines of the 4 fendant have ever been competing Hines except at a few points, or that they parallel each other in the state. it denies that the board directors | af the companies was controlled by | Morgan or Hill, or that the latter oF aagociate directors own or con-| trol « majority of the stock, or that the company has t any time dic- tated the polley of any rafiroads of which It is composed. It denies tn toto all uniewful combina ti The answer of the Grea: rthern Is practically a duplicate of that of the rithes compan, exbepethat it dda that the securities company ne ler nurpber of shares of | stock in other corporations than the defendant railway company. Geo Young and John Griggs are the! counsel for the securities company. | M. D. Grover is the attorney for the Great Northern railroad. NEW YORK, Nov, 12.—The hear- ing before 8p Examiner Inger- soll today, to test the walidity of the merger of the Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Hurlington rali- ways into the Northern Securities Co, was resumed today. Griggs, counsel for the companies named, ed In evidence u letter from the Interstate commerce commission showing that prior to 1900 many roads had been merwed and that the fact was known to congress when the Sherman anti-trust law was pasmed. ‘The answer denies that the Great Northern railway was ever subject to the laws of the state of Wash- ton in respect to it Internal or- zation, or in regard to ite in- teratate or international tram™ic, or In wo far an to éffect the t of any person to own shares of its stock. SOLD GIRL LIQUORS WEST SEATTLE BLIND PIG KEEPERS MUST STAND TRIAL Thomas Mur George A. Kimball of $45 In a room in Nerth Seattle, The evidence showed that Coakley was out of money when Kimball came into n saloon in North Beattle. Coakley is said to have taken Kimball to a room. Later he returned to the maloon. Then he had “all kinds” of money. TRADE WITH CUBA WASHINGTON, D. C,. Nov. 12- Mintever Quesada had # half-hour's| ference with Secretary Hay this | morning regarding the — proposed | commercial treaty with Cuba in believed that the two alzo discus- eed the present situation relative to| edit the prospects of Cubs tu "lof the Platt amendment |been thought lately that |rome doubt of the Intter. ately after the confer Hay called upon Seer the war department was sent for and th extensive conmu: affairs, hy and Lee Nellis will be tried before Justice Cani morrow afternown on a ch selling Hiquor to Mae L. Bick: 16-year-old girl. The men « ed are the proprietors of a pie” on the bench at West They were brought before fn that precinct, but there The present charge is ( brought against them GRIFFIN IN JAIL colored, & local f after: fran on a blind Seattle. « justice released. second one | acceptance | It har} there ts Immedt Secretary Root of | Solicitor Hlias three men held ation on Cuban W, Grittin, » Seattle Be rrested th fam K George's court forgery. The arrest wa: the warrant sworn out G. McPherson, also colored fin'n bonds were fixed at which have not yet been given. come up for trial Frid CONVICTED BY RICHES the m by Cor of Justi char of made on Grif $1,000 Th 7. ary y ey TRIAL FOR BURGLARY } Prank Dresner, charged with hav | ing broken inte the store of M. F | wits, Sept HM, with Intent to co mit burglary, Is being tried in uperior court today, John Kiling 1, said to be implicated in the lcrime, is awaiting trtal in the coun ty Jail On @ charge of larceny trom ey was bound urt by Just Cann this morning. His bonds wer fixed at $600. In defa rf w was committed to the county It_in alleged that Coakley |\Globe Heaters for Ceal popular alle @ etoves have hole | A very the reach of he rate, nize. ommon stove at a price which ts easily within large swinging feed door on top awh pit shaking and dumping cover and deep We have them tn several Main Store, First Avenue and Spring Street, Northwest Fixture Annex, 313 Firet Avenue South, who represented the | & j happened w KILLED IN THE MINE Ww A mpkii wterday a by in of Arth La ocvurred colored morning in thy The unfortunate a full of rock Attracted by ‘erles of } had left their ow ow Workman, wh ge lum props ir After relens Kosiyn 0% men were h Ip med und adjoining ng their com which had of Jace of the aber rade a huge no doubt been loosened in mining the lump. that caught the rescued workman, fell and crushed the two The other man had for stepped aside and es 4 wan Immediately called, sited Insiantane Hoth deceaxed persons unmarried and had only been ¢ ployed here a short time place where the catastrophe # timbered, and no dan= ‘The belief is ident was ident to takes in th had t Ker was neral aida bl risk that course of his apprehended. that the ace nd one every miner work, BIG CLAIM OF FRAUD KANSAS CITY, The World today the the Mo., Nov, 12- ts a atatement iming that the Republicans stole the election In Kansas, It backs up the with reports from 0% counties selected at random. It 4 claimed that in these, counties b lots east for W. H, Cradock, t Democratic candidate, were reje in #uffictent numbers to have elected him if they had been counted World” has an interview with Crad. dock in which the latter declares that he will bring a wuit to content the leection J. Bailey the publican candidate, was elected by An apparent majority of 38,000 on the face of the return STRIKE HEARING State Labor Comminsioner Black man b the hearing of the dif- ferences between he Pacific Company and the striking longs mea in the office of Attorney 1 Stratton, In the Pionee at 2:1 o'clock this afternoon. Commissioner Blackman, in open- ing the hearing, stated that his ob- fect in holding it was to ascertain the facts leading up to the strike and also to inventigate the alleged un- sanitary condition of the bunkhouse on pier A, where the non-union ahoremen of the Pacific « red. ansertion * any are quart There were present Manager C. W Miller of the Pacific Coast Company and 8. H. Piles of the law firm of Piles, Donworth & Howe, represent- ing the Pacific Coast Company. T. Roulette, president; F. W. Clarke, treasurer, and ©. H, Jamex of the Longshoremen’s Union, and M. J. NI ‘the non-union stevedore of the Pacifie Const Company, and four other non-union longshoremen of the company were in attendance. F. W. Clarke was the first witnoss, He waid that the strike had begun ir? |thie fore part of October, and then went on to give a detalled account of bis part in the strike, DAN BOYD GIVEN 10 YEAR TERM shot Will the Anchor # Joon ly on the morning of Sept. 11, in an attempt to bold up the place, this afternoon pleaded guilty fo the charge of assault with Intent ommit murder and was sentenced to 10 years in the penitentiary. John Morrissey in held in the county jail awaiting trial as an accomplice in Dan Cooper, Roya, who |the crime. Boyd and another man rushed In- |to the saloon on the date mentioned, an ordered the bartender to I his hands, Cooper w complying, and Boyd \through the lungs time rn slow shot im. pper was a r ering, and for a Ume his life was despaired of. Detective Philbrick worked up the case and arrested Boyd. —-~ + Navy Yard Excursions ‘The cruiser Philadiephia ts Puget Sound navy yard. To, see e boats from Pier No. 2 er avenue, at 9 and 10 a.m 320, 5:80 p.m. in t the foot of 1:46, . Holds the Hernia fitted the Every truss by us retains hernia, perfectly. eclal room fitter and to extra charge for fitting, ave money i's sp on this Mile’s Nervine Cutacream Soap. Improved ‘I 49. an King’s Sarsapariiia 471i Soap Liebig’s Reef Quinine regular Lyon's Tooth Pow treatment of Dr. MacKensie’s Catarrh Cure 00 @ 0. @Y (Ph. D.) Yesler and Second Third and Main they | it ! GRANTS A Jude }_A nemuit v Jancke against the Went Co nufacturin und par r ntift 000 on the grounds that |iost three fingers in an ac fo defective machin | ‘The court held that | plaintiff was in the employ of the company they were In no manner re mponaible for the accident had ident, duc though the TRAN aa Yank || Shamek’s SAN heat Hoaadquarters tor Honest Umbrellas Ian't that the kind to buy? Can you 1 cheap made Umbrelia will go to pieces in time? Wouldn't it b omy for you to get the best made? Of course it would. And that is jurt the t we nell—the best of Honest Made Umbrellas «2 and 2. Umbrellas ‘agon you want afford to buy thi short Men's and Wome | inch Gloria Silk best steel rods and frames Oe Men's and Women's 26 and 28- inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas. best steel rods and par frames s Men's and Women's 26 and 28. inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas Dest steel rods and paragon frames Bt. Men's and Women's 26 and 28- inch Gloria Bilk Umbrelias- best steel rods and paragon PrOMER 6.00448 70 Men's, Women’s and Chil- dren's Btorm Coats, Mackin- toahes, Rubber Coats and Bhoes. REPAIRING AND COVERING A SPECIALTY. Shamek’s Mfg. Wholerale and Retail. SECOND AVENUE. Arcade Block. 1307 DRESS HATS and Readyto Wear STREET HATS at greatly RE- DUCED PRICES this week. Cash or Credit $ WESTBERG & CHILDS Cloaks, Suite and Mutinery Oposite Arcade B 1312 2pd ave. | | The Richmond Piano We have sold two hundred of these splendid instruments in this city, and ne is giving unbounded satis- faction. The price is plain—$290-—-nothing on if you offer us cash. terms are $10 cash and %6 a | month. SHERMAN, CLAY & (0. 711 Second Avenue. On the bett wines and lHauors way to our ste We are the only wholesale house in Seattle, that makes a specialty to sup- ply the families, If you are interested in obtaining strictly puré and unadulterated goods lesa than Inferior qualities offered for elsewhere, you will come t and take vantage of our matchless pric Ra, socta 1 come in, got sur prices nple our goods, nd mateh us if you ca J ARONSON § Matchii Liquor Store 109 Columbia stree unset Pink 1761, Tel Free Detlvery. _ Classified ‘Ads — Society Notice Yiu Tit wan. No flies in your house with my window ‘and door ckeens; house repatring tn all Hen; giaaing 10 Madinon. Phone, and best find their at are a Main 1 i kinda’ moving; baggage and { Jays Rea MAIN city ‘1 RING UF Dye Wert NON SUIT For Rent—Furnished Rooms WAC RENLCK First ave. and rains bY. the, Day ot WIneT AVENUE Apply Obfmpie. rou Hed 406 BYATTLE Wimp | "ist Warwetne hae furniture, a ‘Our new sore, >, carpenter and 207 “Madixon street, indepen | Amiod ELWCTRIC ALWAYS consult mon, the only inaiat in the world. Advice ou. Teunite pee restored, You ean consult King Bolomon at all hours tn his 1 office, 1121 Third avenue, corner Wy $430—3-room cottage and lot, close to car Hine, near Woodland park; haif sh. 1550—4-room cottage, lot 40x110, one block from Madison street car, near Lake Washington, city water and basement in house. Highly imvroved 5-acre tract, near Columbia, on the car, Mos ch for lots 50x10, on Ballard car own ‘terms, ch for 6 lots on Queen Anne nearly level, fine view, near ana your nice line # hill, ear. 30 buys block of 14 lots near Green lake; this is cheaper than tracts We have many other snaps tn houses, lots and acre tracts. See us before you make your selection. QUALHEIM & HOLMAN. 204 ‘New York Block. Phone, Ind. A186. RAINIER “TEACH HOMPSERKERS PARADISE. $90.00, $90.00, $75.00 LoTs #5 AND $10 DOWN AND $ MONTH. ‘The prettiest and most convenient place on ke Washington in which to own me; wide level lots. grand views, finest ii; electric care from 6:45 to 12 nm: bo fare: school, stores. church ciectrie. street lights, sidewalk. avenues and icts; high and healthful: over SRO Jots sold) new-homes going up over the plat; tots are selling nen built on. | \* A DECIDED BARGATN. 100 Acree of land. with goof house and barn. orchard. elbout 25 seres improved, with about five millilom feet of firet-clame timber. Will sell fer $4,000, ‘Terms to mutt, A. LAWRENCE. 08% SROOND AVENUR. MUST BE SOLD. A large jot #120 situated 120 feet trom |" corner of Jackson street on Twenty-sizth avenue, fine building sight; for $750. 10 acres’ wituated ourner of two county roads; all improved; for $1000; terms to wait A SNAP. Splendid farm, comprising 145 acres, 20 ‘acres under plow, good S-Toom house, 2 large barns, large orchard, inciuding ‘all stork and implements, % cows (milking), three 2-year-olds, three yearlings, calves, wagons, horse, pigs, Sieur, baggy; plows, harrows, cart. 20 tone toes. Thin ie one of thebestfarms the vicinity of Seat the follow ina terms: per quarter for the balance, with OPERTY. #750-Six large lots, GOx100, Including two | of best parte of MeCal- | listers addition, to South Beatle, | coo—Pour large ‘lots, including two Cor ere, Commercial Street Steam Motor ad. aitic About 100 foreclosed mortgage | lots, clear title; easy terms, These are cheapest lots in Seattle. $200" 1at 40x100, with magnificent view, y ‘water and lying good for building: $109 cash, $18 per month. Is on Har- | wid avente near Rast Lagbh street, | 8820—L0t "602100, on Tenth yen 1 Vrompect $625" Lot Somi28, on First avenue west, Dear Lae stioet TTT & SON York Mock. near N —5 acres Al land, of one mile from! Seatt Electric line asi, balance to suit purchase: & Nichols, 1414 Seconc Phone, James 4876. THR ALVORD ACRE TRACTS. $75 to $200 per acre. Five and 10: Tend near Kent and close to electric line; the soll is rich clay and i the ‘fost of it Is under plow. STETTENGREN & ARNELIL 28 Roxwell ivenue. "CHEAP hrostes, eared slightly tote, Beautirul down, $2 monthly, terms, Wood $0 ree wales #23 down, 810 monthly, Severn! cottages for tent, $7 per month up. |“Dwner. Hillman, offices West shore Green | Ajake;'car tine Grosses property, Fon SALE—Fine corner Grown Lake front Qheaps easy torts: alao other cheap Ics | Sigerent placer in city. ‘Owner, B08 Par Sias bloc Financial EIARLH piace to borrow “woney on montis, watches, Jewelry; Tow interest, Bou" ie atreet, ‘on short notice at low rate: pri. | pany, money to, bulla oom 4, Haller Bink’ 36. a. Phone, BANK (Barto & Ri on any good ‘olla LATERAL. oney loaned 108 Cherry DAN—Private moni crest, Damus & Osner, way. Rooms 3, 4 and lot th Brooklyn, Union. Price $800; y Joverdale addition, §500, te by Woodland Park on’ installments, ments Nice corner store for rent, tne, B.A. ANDERSON, 600" Denny way. Brick bath Help Wanted-—Mal nters for flume work, Old ‘Alle: {helpers for teamaters ear 10° oud work cook, $00, YOR NEVADA AND UVA to RATEROAD. ATEN Por’ si MOCENA. TRAMSTENS | WaMMteRa SN AND, MACHINGE MIEN’ ees aia, Site BAe M'NICHOL & HAWKINS 118 WKST MAIN STREET, hetore acre | cleared | on } tracts of choice valley Smait Dew Dowse, large tot, $200; terme, | —————a ness Chang ret Auction Sales BUSINESS DIRECTIONS Abstractors eMPnn « CO, tw Lite Dig. Phonee~Sum 48 1 sent WHITTLESET any, established ler bik, Telew HANFORD Ab= 1500. Bane one Main 1h, | eeatrie ABSTRACT CO., N.Y. bite Auctioneers. ton howne— foods bougbt story, ae “ Architects KW. HOCERTON, 414-417 Calin, Attorneys-at-Law KOO BWING,” Attorney” ot law, BOD, public. 404 New York Block. W. J. STERLING, pension ena and notary public. 28 TX KELIOGG, 813 Wasnington Buildings AC. MDONALD. «0 Burke Bailing. LYMAN B KNAPP. 10 Haller Butlding. W. D. LAMBUTH. 904-6 Pacifis Block. G. WARD KEMP. 482 Burke Butiding . vice prea; J. F Fisher, aest. cashier. BA G8 BANK. nd Pike screet; capital, pd wp Bien, mS" Catelder preny ingen. cashier: 3. oot cachicr! Commercial, ‘savings frost. Sasiness, + PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BAXK OF TIE CANADIAN BANK OF Capital, paid 95,000,000 (eiaht ars) warpts, $2,000,000; Interest te; & general ‘Seartie Ice Companies SRIVERE ONION Ice CO. bas pure. {al tee; epecial attention to family Te Main 1100. School eRe ier Minor as cet st Puget Being’ | PARIBIAN Dye Works — We intaes Sio Saib | _Firet evemuet Bet” afin te a PER jewel | Money loaned on bargaine tm thy tis Washington Sinead ~ ee Et | PONCUIMom Moan Grvicn et S0 ere Pia RE i } Junk | ae yen waae aod aR | Fooe" Western: Baus ‘ase = Insurance a. ee ; | Fae surety benda 28 Boston Block. | Miltine: . | sais RANRON Pa eiaey ater | Mprices. Corner Fourth and Pine. | Soon _OCull tag yy. DR. J. A. MACKINNON. 4 Chapin Bide. DR. KIBBE. Petley Building. Osteopath: WR EWINGTON ints 4 Recond avenue; one James 4041. Doth men ‘and lady physicians Gre always SEATTLE seemere of ot atte e Tee Se eS | | Aer aN he | fe Deposit, Bullding; established ta Te three years: phone Main 607. ne ee neni LTAWRENGR HART, ostecpathtst, 200 ‘Washington Block. 3a hanical Engineers -4 Pioneet | FB ADAMS—Deltting. Cotman Bullding. | Photographers _ | AMARRUN Aniahing—Wilse, Suliven ie | Physician and Surgeon | BRTANNIE RUSSELL “B Hinck STAMP PHOTOS-218 Columbia street pL haan aden Ritrscrmne mo 5 Plumbing | WOR MOTIIN— New" work “guaranteed ‘one year, Tel, Black 8264, GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO— Te, Malt Ou, RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO.—Main 68 Printing and Bindiny | KGNEOT The printer—314 Spring “street. ‘iccetaor te Market Report Printing Oo Rubber Stamps | SOMMOERCIAL STAMP WORKS—Bokouer man Block, 110 Cherry. | Show Cases | SEXP AHOW CARE COTO TA are Transfer Companies ft Co—atain 88 oe ars tem auc Fonte folding sca arm Seda hinds BEART PRG" CoNtnokeaale ‘min Hom snd’ Western Storage and Werehout WETIO Geciaenial ave Houwebol pg RO Cpe Umbrella Repairing | CAARELLIN” mao faccured repairing. TORE nd Second aver } Sih _tron_and Plating PACHPIC Rail & Plating Works—2280 Ping ‘avenue.