The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1904, Page 8

TAR GIVES VALUE OF ALASKA’S IMPORTS VALUE TO |} COLLECTOR JARVIS ISSUES CIRCULAR OF MUCH TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES AND OTHERS INTERESTED | BURIED HERE { Waterbat WILL BE npany from Orcar Wate ther of the dead mi KAMI (By Beripps News Ase'r IN TERRITORY’S COMMERCE } , | ar PHTERBBURG, March 4 ou groping in tt BUSINESS VERY BRISK oe THE CHICAGO CAR BARN BANDITS SENTENCED TO DEATH trol Thureday er if " port near Pak-Chieng, wid ne 2 with WE THANK you —THEY SHOWED NO EMOT ION ment 4 in * wh D, HM. Jarvis, colle of custome ished — rey collected by the} « of tb for the district of Alaska, haw issued | buread of statiation from the ports] one slain The dispa Ses ¢ war F THE SALE “PRICES MAKE (Ta circular of mreat tr t to trans. | of ehip t in the United States, the CRICAGO, 1 _" R have ape advar f t th t PAY TO BUY HERE, AND THE! + . companiea, seerehante bi 1} tot AMOUnt of domestic importa aa}. CHICAGO P. " Mar hae ~The wh 7 the -fonaen ned prisoners | the Ping Yang-Anju line eft for ex TERMS MAKE IT EASY TO| oth terested in the growth and} shown within, tm $516,838 leas, It in| St Der . r, Van-| posed out of the courtroont and the —— - ag @uy Now | development of the commerce of| belleved this difference is caused by and Mars, were today sen-| deputies who guarded the lads were| SALOON MAN MISSING rs Alaska. Tn it he gives in detail thefemissions trem manifests of both ar-| ‘noe’ to bang on April 33. Not/ compelled to use violence In fight-| rng pol Ww cits ' t imports through every port of entry/ ticles and values, the expression of vr bet yed the least sig ing them back, | : gy byte ry - 2 " y process tion, but rather acted the} The mothers of V 1 Nie- | merning by marshal of & i t Terms $3, $4, $5, $6, $7,|1% di district during the calendar] which in there manifents is of only | dare og bravado and as, Pha - andine and Nie) that L. B. Bellit of that ef ' ‘ ly of 1903, Concerning the figures| recent requirement. It is impossible | PAT’ Of Bravado at OG OOR= | COreRelee WOES PrenEns, the former | a son miasis weveral days 6 ee we $8 and $10 Per Month Fogel Goce is bee teens sichocinees temptuounly when the wentence was] bowing In grlef, while the tatter| tinny n ing several days pale ‘ ae Sccinete bh en quite brisk of This office has been tn recetpt of] “It Is hoped, however, that this re A big crowd rushed to the railir emer sate nd unimpresed by her) i, the proprietor of the Wi cp ep * ue Yate, and we K vod but there's} frequent requests for information of| port tf of sufficient accuracy to be | ming hone Saneeae oe ber at Ballard. DA. KELLEY. vantage of this nit reason for every ca says | merchandise, ete, taken to particu-| of value to shippers, transportation cs mse leone pre “ Gelence—It's the prices that make|lar porte in the district, and has| companies and others interested ax | henge Peseta, Mees Sunes | we. will, aéviee. him how: to to bu this store, and the| compiled for the efit of those tn ow o relative ameu ade jets i 1 im h Se cocaine ax bine Wot eee ae ene carta male tateih piooea x eeoanatet “ The Old Pioneer Butche of Men and Women, as | best regnin his health and ha make it poaaible to buy now.| terested the enclosed statement of] of various places in the distri Medical Diplomas, Licenses and | wiyengih and preserve « a peguta? gr00 cabin % hte ting | the Values in dollars of all merchan Merchandixe consigned to places) Newspaper ostde Ghaw. .. ’ eer reeute alues now MOINS] aise consigned to every port or place|in the Yukon territory and only tye tye aurea unto ripe old age oxen in the district, as found upon the| passing through Alaska, is not in We Cure the Cases That WE MAKE NO MISLEAD- manifests of every verse! arriving In| cluded In thin report Others Cannot Cure ING STATEMENTS or 4 the district during the calendar year These reports will be , ceptive proponitions to th 1903, It is impossible to estimate the | from time to time, and tn ¢ te pe fh a t, but just as true {fileted, neithe . tonnage. they will be more accurate and ¥ on caer talt ta eave mat | ise to cure them IN A Few There imports, both domestic and} uable.”* r ’ é coih aeetiindn “ante nage ‘an ia okeel to wavere foreign, are under the six heade of] Nome and Bristol Bay, the Iatter| | UN matter how muck « mothey 8d- ting up your hair ot them, Tt te Bint poe de’ se but we coal, lumber, hardware and ma-| being a large fishing center, lead | * long, yaller curls, th’ boy in her! Aw his chief delight was to tease your case is curat neult us. |» COMPLETE AND LAST chinery, provisions, liquor and alt} the value of imports ol ag oF} the and play tricks on his We k * ‘ at n be done | ING CURE the QUICKEST other imports. The following i# a recapttulatior jt ye Was well liked by all th fn every Instance, “We ought to | POSSIBLE | TIME, By comparison with the pub-| of the figures given In the rep ris |b ye, Little did George now know thia f x we © done nothing Injuric pus after ‘s rhe w |though, how things would turn out nan treat men and wer ern, and a Nike nee of . | through one of his tricks. mon for 20 yearn. If your out ¢ it weibie for HONEST VALUB OF “DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE SHIPPED FROM THE 1 that fresh br } One morning he met @ little gir ble we M treat you. I SKILLFUL AND SUCCESS STATES TO Btruck his bonnie bare kneer with a pitcher of k which she we wit x FUL TREATMENT. W ae Goal WibeT Wad wal Prov. [Liquor] Misc. | Tots And ted a few, w had be the Hysi« alry a re KRAZY KNANK. | Cc S the pitsher fee NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLOOD POISON Southeast Alanka'§ $5.38 # en. eseieste.s4ait 96.008 $115,267/8,110.1 SHR70632 | eae not your, trust heen He | UTA! blocks, and, being tired of ALL KIDNEY DISEASES puthern Alaska. 33,068, @ 169, 6 ¥ te 0 0 > carrying in her har she asked Organs—There is nothing in Seat-| Hovine s. " 056) 439, ‘ 167,224) 1,985,240) 9,64 me him to put It on her hea i to compare with our stock. Beau-| Bering Seay...) 8.340) | : =— Ph —aaeee }Pewreet ak Gas dumek™ enka Geshe And all diseases and weaknesses due to habits, ex- oned Ir nents ¢ jchaet and ; ae 7 DELIVERY i ith all my heart,” said George Sen $ t e Stal eweet-toned instruments of the] MO Lo Tiver.,.| 10,982) 088) 64,748) 25,600) 9.489) 298.01) 639.449 | Trey met In tho pontott | He thought it would be fine fun to | HONEST MEAT AND cesses or the result of specific diseases. Write for - ve tk t | throw it down and make her believ ng’ g In all the late styles and design wee “ mok @ vial ake by eve symp b re q . sale prices are $43, $4 + Totat $219,694 /$904, 7659960, 195/82, 461,492 $289,085, 54,66 $9,001,205 | stamping ground,” sald the comedian, | @he hed let it fall ones WEIGHT ymptom blank if you cannot call. @te.—easy terms. The largest stock 1 Just dropped in t i of} “Do y me here,” he aaid, “andi in to give the be fm the city to select from. 23 ai 3 * ed the hearticns mono-| stand very still. And when I haveii™ can buy, and there te VALUE OF FOREIGN MERCHANDISE IMPORTED INTO DISTRICT eint | urted it up Sones ee son kl am that better meat never « oF SKA, CALENDAR YBAR 1903 u ra wn than what can be ha cae arg mam, 3 Xx | -"Saeegeapehaptiadies et Syndicate Doctors "Nie wasn Mach and ante, ateake, Limb’r| Hdwe| Prov, [Liquor| Mise’), | Total ans et rose up : Thank you, my the whatsoever, y Seattle, Wash. - wn id down and dled santa. | iis), “ay arm is oft. fresh, juley, tend Keteh!kan ors a 408 MAYHE IT WENT YEAST I have been a great my Ht - oun aoe our price - Wrangel 6 What dec ¢ ths Babir More. | Ue brothers and slete » have no | wars satiate panes 4 ad vant head (Ky.) Mountaineer | dinner eat I get h The Skagway 1 en , — er lisa pales Soa na 7 Little Bandbox Mat Mr | ONE ACRE Forty Mile 1,390) 1am a body of 2,000 Amazons ty deyond eat! 110684 Ist ave, between Spring St. Michaet 1,439 t wo o6 Beneca a. «nape t But WM. EVANS, Prop. SPer Unelaeka . | | 79u eat IC tn the morning ——————__— { Unga .... ve it iw thie is 3-Star Brandy Kodiak | 208 poo a milk te for our frugal repast at the ‘lf You Love Your a | sa | on hour . / 3,265 Very well’ said George. “Now Highly recommended for its "3 3 x pa - | then, stand stith Wife Buy Her « Three blocks fi 4 school, blocks f 8 Medicinal qualities, We carry a * sassia Ie. Qosig 117.9511 10010 Sen,o00ig 91,079 Y oe IE IEE COE teh ce blocks from car and school, six blocks from Btate full line of wines and liquors. $264,976.$ 10,235 $ 18, 605\9 11 $ + & 5 re od ~» Pinal » wath el versity. Cement wailke and City Water at th® door, Terme. F . receive our most / ene eee ae ead be} ted lots on four siden, selling at the rate of $1,000 to $1,200 f fareful attention. Call, phore or | is SNES te tet ge Betere ste eenid acre. The best of soll, Agent on the ground every day, inclu ‘write us. We'll treat you right. | take hold of it. Just as he had fig Sunday. University car—get off at 62d street, go 2 blocks west ured, the pttoher fell, the milk cov ’ : Bie -—_——— Jing her head and running down the! [ase nese PETTIT & SON 4 | was bret The poor girl burst ti ; tears, but George stood laughing, | A BL 4 | and asked why she had not rcede Block ‘ | Alfred had let the cakes burn | taken hold of the handle, Then the} | arene aren bn St tas cate seen So en ue 1317 Second Ave. t ongue-lasbis the olf dame who | Across the street stood a stranger! had given him shelter, Howeve | who had watched George. He wore 04 First | mover, het a « $ bf Ave. Sooth be id not long his presence of mind | high bat and long cuffs with pink | §MoTH PHONES—PINK 1751. dam,” he said, “It te too flowefn on them. Hin overcoat had 4 1 hat the supper has beer 4 _ Pree Delivery. BIG FIRE BREAKS OUT IN THE HEART OF THE FINANCIAL os t the supper has been mpolled. t) half a belt on it. His fingers were RA 1 | Zou are net to blame. You were not! covered w iamond ne pisTRICT OF NEW YORK | oupplied with the Northumbrian Spe-| covert, vith diamonds serpin | j he ha bh do he he ho da tho clalty Company's handsome ee, | endmenses vane There Are Over 3,600,006 an \Teeiidaal cauihen* Weak eed kere Ha, ha,” said the stranger, laugh /0U¥,' for which I'am agent. It le « perfect | (Me heartily. ‘That wan clever, very of Them In Use | (By orn Ane'p.) freigned because of the location of| cooker. and never burns or jever. Boy, I am the manager of | NEW #0 h 26.—What tne fire in the heart of the finan- | "et feate waffles, 1 y vaudev theaters, and let me| We wil 1 you one on th ‘ase for a time to be @ #eri-| cial district of the efty. Bankers | 5s t with the manufacturers we| tell you your fortune is made if you) take your old one in part p i ous fire broke out in the base-|and brokers who had offices in the) Sl! It you have eon easy pay-| © work that Httle bit of business ment of the building on Broadway) pullding rem their valuables por ~Aal ar a so as to! inte @ eketch, Let me «tan you for — occupied by the Morris European! and the big building was emptied of | yo. 0 the . wd borhood. | 40 weeks at $600 a week ‘ Express Company. ‘The flames} all occupants by order of the polle®.| 4 cottage aed sa} And thus did George Norton ‘Thompson Furniture Co. | spread rapldty to the two adjoining] The gengral offices Of the Adamm| or chiftonter. No home is compiete| (Ome ® Vaudeville actor and Peat Dutidings belonging to the Adams) and the Morris Ruropesn-American | without one, and mplcte! wealth and fame. | } RPORA TED. i f seer ps Company. 4 resulted in| Rxprese Companies were deatrc ed.| But the lady had fled into the night oe. | Me secant: At The Fair Ends a wild panic among the occupants] The estimated lows tx over $1,000,000. | ——_——_—— catllbaithe bea ue of the buildings, which are sky-| Thousands of dollar® worth of reg-| To crush a half-inch of granite re scrapers, and in the Consolidated] istered express packages of bullion | 4 a & premeure of Li tone Stock Exchange building, directly] were carried out in sult cases and| TY your erip opposite, business was suspended to| baskets through the rear of | th - | | THE SALE is | prevent accident. burning building, the Welle-Pargo! Ruseta ha f mounte | | : At 1 o'clock the fire was under] people hauling out over $100,000 in ke a lot of | control, but great excitement) cash. — | OURS | — = : : = - YOURS ‘TILL DEATH, Jost". | u A cipher cable sign Toure till offe 4 because the Chines Ow 1 PUFFS OF SMOKE FROM te vette wnat he CMinwne aon |g an ana Et celal! Wavy vaRO 18 HaNoicarceo | The Thompson Co Last dale etal | when he arrived there, but t alo K os re. Seah Wise ast sale starts THE PIPE OF WAR | *orsioate officer to te mt of Kidaee street. thin morning. Mes BY LACK OF FUNDS 224 Pike Street cs e rts at Sy |, St. PRTERSHURG.—Capt Irkoroft be ety baa he e | ies ee “pi HANGHAL—The Japanese consul found guilty of selling military secrets, | yw, " ald Sire BREMERTON, March 26.—Addi Th PR FITS a here has been Informed that the Rus-' has been sentenced to 20 yeara penai| "'% t left he SO me ’ see | t piac | a to r= pensi| Nanded me note papere at gen, “Thi |{WoOAl work has been, authorised on member the place EA Mandjur stationed here. The Jmpa is a key t my private cipher. You}!h¢ supply ship Celtic, which con | JACOB PERL, Prop., hed been dene. steak tho. kine fund” penleovia ln hee & Jap-|missary storeroom for chief If you buy in the | . L HANS Second Ave. Nese Pike St. Ue csanins, yrunntan | BIE the ab indefinitely anions tenpot ott mantel bueletficers. "The additional w. Vashington unt Ca anta wan whe or it this} ost $13,000. The date set fe | ————— | miniter, denon tmnt everai Kowrer| seWCHWANG—The Lino river aa| wrung «ke fr ww tit | eompletion of the Celt te Montana Addition) . patkin ever said’ that the treaty of | be for the fem time | ~e * teapot a w age | August | - REDUCED FREIGHT RATES Peace would be signed nowhere else| this able for the first time! ris bet 1 throwed “ - alge Si Se ea ea | WM. FITZHENRY, - +++ + + Auctioneer POR Household “goods to all eastern} poxpon.—Two British steamers,| gi¥ANGHAL—A Britieh merchant.| 10% 9° you know the ey in ‘en we a oe pe |in-the Par ‘ast, were chartered at mald today that he 2 that Port| So seehua Dever would have signed It] Bulmer, Cany- one-half the men Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co. | Care, wasn conting that tne | rtmur naw noel apr Wr sind tents Rant ™S¢l Rw at 'work tn that “department| | Carrying Alaska Paclte xy Adhesive Pliable Plate fails ef Ompany oad Viadivor | WESTLAKE CLUB ME | A fe from Liverp, ays no tence} Will be laid off, [J and United States mail ‘i —_ The W ETING of Joah be found there, and_ —_—— as |[ FOR VALDES AND BEWArD. F| Plate of Eli ’ t he Westlake Boulevard Improve- | Paris dinpatoh a t + gh Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Tako. 9) Plate of Sim PARIS.—Viceroy Alexteft is sald to} ment Club will meet this evening at| hes left that eit * certain be tat, KAYAK, Ellamar and COO< ff} Plate Ever s- Se Fs a — 1398 Westlake avenue to consider ex- | : pina INLET POINTS. | Plate Never _ . pediting the pi dings for the Luke ts 8. 8. EXCELSIOR APR. t Perfection Suction Plate | “ake the e . fousn Mi, ‘Seen TL, Cobinel bes openiet | opening of the otrecte'of that netgh-| oo en ms cer bd myn ety 8. 8. JAMES DOLLAR APRIL 6H! Only Dentists in the West making _careaicpenay Pryettog | up a fine drag store at Interbay. | borhood by utilizing a portion of the! ing to have ‘em bour pr ste ager Ih S. 8. SANTA ANA....APRIL 16 dace a Plate. Mc. Coatberg is a graduate of phar-|eerth from the Second avenue re-| Here's his efto ae are 6. 8. James Dollar sails from fj es pth Marg you at! Macy and an up-to-date chemist.| rade for filling in the new West-| sy tort thie morniag:—#, D. | Seattle every 20 days via outvies fy ps ove Futige 7 - esidents o hay should fee ¢ boulevard and the oross streets. | _ vit + ot, | ridge Wor . Bend for our free tancy cards, | The residents of Interbay should feel Hine POmavard Gud-the svens Hreews. | THE TRICKY BOY |] Sailing trom Artin i } Gold Crown . McLAREN & THOMSON, youd of having a ehemist of Mr. ge gee |@rrom MeDuffy's Ne waeie 7 ston wT All Work @ eh et 2nd and Pike. Seattle. Wash. Coxtberg’# ability backed 1 as yesterday dis Henry Burnham ffle@ suit for dt-| a m | 'o uarante A q charged from bankruptey by Judge __ Reader.) ree in the perior court today | No freight received after woot f) proure—#: 90 to €; @u Teeth extracted free, ‘without pain He was formerly in the} ge Norton was very fond of|against his wife, Edna Burnham, on|§ °"4ay of sailing. | lady ettendant. inday, Pte 18 and replaced with new ones the YESTERD P stationery business at Port Town- | P!@ving tricks—not the kind you| ground of extreme cruelty, Burnham | ine Mga MEd te | HARVARD DENTISTS "Bi ti | sen His petition, filed last Aug-|P!4¥ with cards or with the plug] claims that his wife one time shot at} oF Cates OF aa: COND AVE. __ AY’S SNOW © sce ete ses Be a ee ae apa 618 From his assets dividends o 4 outfit, but the kind thet are played| the bullet he would have been killed. Q = a ie WIkTER's DYING GASP. FRING CLOTHES are now in-ore BH) ee nett aritenan Ot $108.88) 1 school and on the streets end| Mra Burnham fe now in Spckane| J. F. TROWBRIDGE, dis | der, We can fit the most critical dresser from SPLENDID | of whom are in thie city. | commons. and, her husband saye, t# in the habit | Phone, Ind 1161 LINP OF DOWN-TO-DATE LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SUITS. OUR pi fien ws He thought it was fine fun to tle a| % frequenting questionable resorts. | 08 Vctavene od | MILLINERY display is easily the finest in town. PUT ON BRAVE ||| FOR MAHOGANY AND PIANO,| rope acrons an alley and seo some| BUreham demar ds the custedy of his ha ie mene, Sar | ATTIRE FOR SPRING—you can do so for $1.00 PER WEEK a ee | one fall over It, er to pin a girl's hair} *° “hlaren a if ‘ooden cloth, plenty of rubbin, curtain. He did not think o {APLYS, Marc cv iJ ad EON ie Senieneete et vinewes about the danger of belag kurilane Maleer Witheim lunched abearé | LADIES . arty sti hree of pure linseed oll! by the fall or of the trouble of p 0! ollern tod , > y , Eastern Outfitting Co citrate aneenny ine tie vvow WATCHES | Phone your want} Phone your want hine lke a mirror ' ative’ proms 0} | . § | | * * . Piano ke hen in need of clear Ss; ar Seel- > a y > 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth. Mr aud be Wines Gt onal | axative’ Bromo inns C2 7p Houghton & Hunter lads. to the Star. Seelads. to the Star. See a ewelern | cohol Cures a Cold In One Day, ¢ 2 Days 4&4. 47 i 704 First Avenue |page 6, page 6. eens "rr nee | | i ee a ee ee eh ee