The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1905, Page 6

ar Want Ad. Agencies Mullany ai Ballard ave, op- ite Cit PB rom at 8 beus Co, Ewing etree’ and Fremont avenue, or Drug Co. 1018 tat ave Harris at post Renters Lehndreff, « Additional Insertions of watton wanted ada two cents @ a line. “HELP WANTED” AND ALL OTHER } ADS, One Cons a Wo One week, 6 cents « ‘tine per fisertion, six words or fraction thereof er cash In advan =: When charged to account act mber of lines ae eet will be counted, No advertinement of leas than two linee taken, and minimum price f er 5 venta Six tions made for the price of five when cash is pata, TO ADVERTISERS. tion casinot be guar 11 o'clock. ad. office, Ragley Drug Store, Second and Pike. > @ Phones, Sunset 6060; Ind. 1153 % LAM the Man *RID my scree Jono: General carpentry. | Western, Both | She Special Notices f Beattle at Bekins Co, First avenue aod Cherry str & CO. INC WOODLAWN RACE. ADDITION. T WAN SOLE 4 TER men to cut wood men to clear land men to lay water ma to Mr. White at of lee in. Sih and Paiiney.” Phone North 24 Wanted—Poys, between 14 and is to act as agents for Star in towns in British for furth ears of age, Dalty Washingto lumbia and Alaska. formation, terma, ¢! ireulation Dept, Seat TWO NORE men w nted to show and sell houses, lots, ne make tie per work wn to clear land wanted. Himan's cashier, rooms i, Bloc today. steady also several carpenters and Bee C tnonth up: D. MEN WANTED to cut brush, houses, cut belts; good rey or Kenuy, at Rathi thoune, today. Wanted—Day work, by seamstress. Tth Ave —2 Phone John 4m. 1004 He ele _Wanted—Female Ladier Manted to make fancy work home for wholesale house, some ite required. ex; Room 16, rience unneces- 4 Md Ave., hours iets ih Fi rnished Rooms Cori json aud. Western Ave. Rent—Housekeen: 8 beautiful unfurnished housekerping steel and gas ranges, bath. te, fine focation®” 2. Red Se. i large =. sr rooms. priv: ily, @ sna “Rhone Tn Ind. ae re Stewart pm a of a poate top. ‘ as ——— housekeeping rooms floor; 12 per month s& street -—2 jeeping rooms. 1116 4th. —%4 For Rent—Houves FOR RENT. Load cottage on Queen Anne ave, ro room house on Warren ave. you are looking for & house to rent ‘come and see Be yo you oie any houses to rent or Property so see us. HIP BROS., Bidg —tt. 3)" want six men to Business Chances MEAT MARKET tn heart of city; Junction of car lines; $0 per week clear BOARDING oan clear $260 STABLI month € 0 vt trade, pri Fent $16.00, GLOVER & SCOTT 400-404 Marton Nitle, Main 1408 join me terprise that will give f #00 within one y i “and Robert McLeod Ave Finanectat 80 to S00 Adv ed to retiable (c} his note, without se > ourity or Indorser. wa riety. confidentiat fuE CRESCENT LOAN co. @! Marion Bldg A RESPECTABLE m8 oa place to borrow money on diamonds, Jewelr watches, American Watch & J ry Co, 8 Firat, opp. Rai Private offices; strictly ¢ THE FIDELITY LOAN CO ried rather ood mecurity " Bik, Mand Yesler ‘Way, ATE money to loan on any kind ity. Lawrance Murphy, 6 Cotman Block. spe GRT a Free MAP of Beattlc at Beki Moving & Storage Co. First avenue and Cherry street moi che interest. RB. Went tee TR loans money on re times payment monthiy it de: G." AL Virtue Block _Becona and © HERBERT 8 Block, Money to loan on b and unimproved city property, ed timber — lan Corner nd Cherry atreet U at low rate jehihorn, 46 4 8 tone) MONE y advanced salaried peopin, re- boarding eat ‘ol tall merchants, teamaters, houses, without security; lar rincipal cities lock. $13 Becond A TO LOAN—Private money al lew rate ot interest. Osner & Mehthorp, 10 Y Way, rooms % 4 ana 6 Montana Loan Co. & per cent. loans money § to THE SEATTLE MAIN 6060 DROVE WW. PERRY, Goulist, “Aura 419 Marion. KR. FONDA NADBAU—@d Alaska liding. ent Attorney PATENTS” Guarintced. Fenwick “& ay experie at tie office! Burke Guide Book FREE Adama, Frank E istered altos in patent and trade w 1b years’ experien man Block bulidt tdere MOWAN UROM COMPANY. Bnatncsrs nd Shipbulld cattle Dry Deeks, Lum- is Mil DRO CHAMBERE OM Alesha Hala ing. Both phones. DR. DALTON, i Arcade. Skin dis- wanes only DR. GEO. HERBUN, @ Unice Bik. ring Schoo! — KEISTER'S Ladiew Taltoring Ss"ta | — B3-ti4 Ete! Bidg. Phone. Hinckley Block PARISIAN thonthiy regulaier, eure. saf '—— + pever only roar _Batibrook tity i female ¢ joorders, sudness- Paris ae Lats fastitute, eee" Chat BOOTH - WHITTLESEY-HANFORD Abstract Co. established 1). Base- Hailer bik. Ph. Main 1% ROSSMAN & ee. Attorneys law. Personal cialty. ‘so Pacific e hioce Seattic. jaa By evenings from 7 to % Notary BALL, Lawyer. 7. P iation Pree.” Mod = of Husband and iW ite. ote +20 Btarr-Boyd Bidg.. First Ave. A. A. ANDERSON, 321-85. dutiaing. Beattie Ae years’ practice. WwW. D. LAMBUTH. 304-5 Pacific Bike lawyer, 2 Baliey, bids. ICE to make home. “On Mr rent money. Seattle. minutes’ ride to If you have no time, come out in the evening. ‘open to & o'clock. what you could do with week. r Ave. Fremont Besoin $29 ist Ave, rear, ire at fruit stand. WH a Tit Fer Rent. Teh tl Sens lock. For acorn) os for rent, in ete. “sie tor years. Close jn. A.B. cook. Beat * Hardware Co. -2 = aa pg oy home. %-foot ei S-room houwe; will ex- ‘and ‘pay’ some some cash’ for Kood ineprated oF, Airey’? 0- ieke Bidg. ERED dno ~ none lin For Sale—Furniture. = Pree o Bekins loving & Storage Co., First avenue erry street. (an nhl cht For Sale—Miscellaneous hbred imported fioming pig- eons, for squab breeding. Ali fancy i ties; visitors welcome Sunday ernoon. Evergreen Pigeon Loft Sunnyside Ave, Sunnyside Sta- Green ie gees, formitore for ® all or Se gee 5 m6 Jackson street. have oo. Por Baic—Preah_ m ow, S35; with O. Bellevue. oad ‘Pp. Milow. 2 jarniture otf “{-room col ane at an Grice. WIS Western avenue ny —————_. ae cow and 3 for sale. jain 6022; Ind. 2488. nn Wanted ea Vi PIKE HIREET FCRNTEURE “CO. 4epays the highest price for second | and furnit Main G86; Ind. 14a ALDEZ JRNITURE CO. pays ‘Pigbest prices for household Meggett White S21; or will exchan in 1462. "G6 Pile. er gives card readings for m %, 1215 6th Ave. -~3 THE CANADIAN, BANK OF CoM- » Over 309 tranches in Canada nia jee United States. A iy pusinces transact eTnterest a lowed om time Seattle Branch—G. Sei sit, Manager PUGET SOUND atl BANK Capital stocky paid in, i P aw, Hy 3 smith, —, ms —t8 . ,B —3 eanhier, Stents in rincipal ies of the United’ States urope. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK. nd avenue. and Spiel Bate breed os savings and ‘trust business. THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN Bank of Seattic-A gener@i banking business transacted: depoelta, $40 ad surplus, $46,600, James and Becond. bestise Milline ST YLYSIT talline ee a at pri MRS A Pte eank Ave., corner Fine lly aly by tiegt Clase teachef, to children only Fit igason, Call mornings. iosd inast farrison street. al MRS. Pisre,instruction. 2128 Fourth A nd. X ize DOUGLAS ROSS, violin and ve. Medical Snecialist eanen of Glan free Yo Institute. 1 Estabrook Bid 132% ond, corner Union. pe __ Osteopathy WA GTON FIRMARY OF O8TBOPATHY—I4l4 Second avenue; phone Main both men and lady _Sateopaths examination free. WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF 1 TEOPATHY—Five years in Beattie: Safe Deposit Bidg., 11 First. DK. ROBERT WIMER «4 Al ‘bidg.; Main 781. Photographers’ Supplies tg 2 PPLY CO peter sherey ree’ Beat! GET « Free MAP of Seattle at Bekins wand eh & Storage Co, First Ave. jerry stree TRUNKS delivered & cents, 8 days storage free; plano an: rniture ov estimates given, Union ransfer & Storage Co., First; both phones, Main 696 Acreage For Sale, 0 ACRES IMPROVED, FOR HOUSE A Beattie owper wanting in the ore try cam exchange for @ nton, eves. amt ind fruit! we owner w ep cash: wil} tohe poememaniot oy jearg srop with equipment to be Ch Somnns COMPANY, oe 1-2 Alaska Bi A & $2,9 buys fourteen ‘acres of water- Tromt, on Bal intand, In plain ~ En feet of water. a Fst eames uShip ha San CoM for nem, PRR ns * mod ern: Sexie0 tock; thin ie a wood rca property." Investigate it e WINSHIP BROS. Room #0 Colman Building. WAR! ay! “NICE LITTLE RAN 11.0 New ¢room “house and three ‘acrew of fine land, 1% geres cleared, ood garden and smal fruit, chicken mile from car « 2» min- to the etty x & Sead cash and ‘every three mont! TenOLs, Bids BEST AC REAGE BUY NEAR BRATTL. IT acren, fine view of city. Inys nicely and sightly, at half what adjoining land is nelling for. Investigate SWART, BTRWART & CO. Room ® Union Blk. THE GOD OF FORTUNE 8MI And offers you five acres of chi land, all cleared and fenced for Fine road to the city and an easy driv Don't throw this over nd kick yourself when you see this prop- ty sell for twice the amount In a ort th CHARLES © ADAMS, wm € 2 ce Selman Bidg. tf. FREE TA AND to pm poor me Anybody who has not enough money to buy my $% close-in acre tracts on 2 car e on terms of 10 cen I will give free acre trac planting potatoes t and giving me the crop. See Griffin, the can in Times Bik., roorm 2 upstairs Be Htuiman. tt or C location ne county t tall me neo it RLES EB. ADAMS, 6 Colman Bidg. —tt. Snake “river irrigated orchard land: 6. 10 and D-acre tracts sold on easy Payments; low rates for Saturday 8 Arcade Blk. for are sellin Rich soil, and look ‘them over ing In eyery de once. Sil First Avenue. THIS 18 WHERE YOU LRAta YOUR WANT STAR. RAGLEY'S DRUG er a, BHCOND ANL = cull Auriste | for Sate CHICKEN RANCH pl50 We have several desirable 10-acre tracts at he new wharf and handy to the Seattie-Eve the extremely low figure of $s plenty of of improvements going on o Beat! “Northern $:% train any orning at foot of Co- HI) et. Buy round trip tickets to Meadowdale, Our man a the train. West & Wheeler COLMAN BUILDING. E STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE a2, 1905. Aue UK 4m D. 21103 800-10 acren, improved, house, chicken need and partly me and buy thie the only one for sale Meadowdale ‘ake GO. N, train foot of Columbia Pireet. i ank mia 919-290-231 "Alaska Bide, = PA bogg co., #@ sores, wouth of city, gicared: Si.len ome month MERRITT Beal TY to New York @ acres © good tend at By small sum of $60 on tern @ acres, fine level land at Pt mek. J a ville Reach S80. 12 acres water front, handy HAMBLICPON & OLB! 28 Marion Bide If you are looking for fine _oail at ad Marien Bidg. __._Ker od ian nas Estate For Sale by Owner Woodland Park Supple- mental L. ©. PALMER, Beattic National Bank. SrayAnt, STEWART & CO. com 89 Union Block. $2.40-—Klegant t-room house. furnace and everything complete, Capt- tol Hit cash, balance easy payment $2.20-¢.room modern hours, lot @xtif; Capitol Hill; $60 cash, valance 86 per month Piety Eroom modern cot- tage. cement walks f nd paid; ‘his is located on laine street. near Mh avenue went: ta cash, balance per month. $1.1—V ory 81.40-4-room modern cottage, lot Mx ®@. on Dist avenue, near jadi son. VERY FASY TERM! 11.60—Heautiful jot near isth avenue, Capitol MUL %5.00—Lot taxis, on Terry ave Re-Lot Oxia, near car line, ® per month. $80—Reautiful half acre tracts, car line, will sell on as ter We have « beautiful re tract nv Steel Works for wale FUR $a Pat ACKB. Our list of farms and acreage can: beat. Call and see us hid STRWART, STEWART & CO., Room 8 Union Block. 713 First’ Avenue. . room house, #-foot lot, Way. 1 Marion bids. ¥ 10-ARCE TRACTS owdale, not far from tt Interurban, which we ach Some at $0, and spring water. Don't deb re selling rapidly ¥ Prices bound me an i I Tai to look thy Both Phones, Main 411. For Gale—Real Estate, v LAND THE, MAN-TH - MON We have the land } Sf righ In Heat We are how eb wide treet Aviding Ht tye wt rew which to an wlive tom # thing with en the ‘amgpnt needed, Is awalted ne whole Mice te only #0m. | low [nteregt on’ the rt, ee We waiting poor im teh omit ta COMPANY a Wide “4 fford it oft it ae LAs home wed A xx xxX x KERR xxx x =x Teal Ratate MIL, J and ¢ ber Pitles a Apectalty HKAND'T pellor at Law Exchange ain 4 x x Attor Mort Heal amb we ACRE wef beat # Bink county for bent We have g number of fine farme in Ring, Whatcom and Lewin Countien. 2 fine homesteads for sale in Hor Get in quick If you want BYERS: & CO. 2 Arcade Building —2 ach, Soxitt be htly block Me ireen Lake Gost either for a home or speculy “PHELAN & CORTE S-4-4 Globe Bid) ‘Jot this city, and wanted for em- Phones, Main 1063; Ln -2 PRDTTY “a a location, egaventent t a A He, com pale mothe: in our oy ut ‘the pric ‘Gitanhs § Somers COMPANY, Alaska Bb liste M. B. CRANE & CO, INC. BAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. BUY m BALLARD-Owner peeda money and wili sell his éroom MStered houne and mies foot lot tm very low if taken A is a flee level lot, | thor a] = leneed, all in al if - end is within . beck “ot the Hat ome property wr at the 2 if you want a pew home that is hice as well as tine ful Teems, 8 try, room for th, outb Ue. foot im Corner. * garden, < tee chickens. the best stown, $2.00 cash or $29 Duwamish street A er Chea! ist aif a htowarg od Hus corner Cheatnut _streat, or phone Ri om; also 5 Set er teas eS wee, 4, bats, ii of rma je per month. ¢ me ete coy car line, city wate: Millman, rooms 1 EEN ANNE LOTS a, & HAGAN, Bia ian ait 4 big lots; close to our water, BRUEN jon bide. room new house, by owner. {eaalent terms ow. modern room house, 6 Minor MSyenue north, Rent #1450 James G. Love, Grover “4 For Gale—Parms and Land BOUND. @ acres, choke front, within eight ot Beattie; $2,300. Five acres, adjoining amall town, modern §-room house, handy to Be- atthe; $3,000, @ Hcres, 16 cleared, good land, sloping to nice beach, modern 19-room house. barn, seVeral outbuildings, stock and tools; $3,800 Sail tract, pear whart, highly, tn. proved. facing nice beach, new b- room cottage, also 6 acres few rods from above, both for $8; terms, Nine acres, facing nice beach, unim- prov MALTRY, Alaska Wid. —22 FARM BARGAIN—@ acres, nicely lo- cated, lb acres cleared. balance pas. ture, orchard, all Kinds of small frults; &room ‘plastered house, large barn, several outbuildings; | fine creek through the place: price 2.00, which includes | m: wing machine, rake, some tari Honeier Mat t 09-20-0 Ala NEAR RIVERTC & acres excellent land, easy to clear, only twenty minutes walk p from’ car; perfect ttle. Terms on ADAMS, Bide -—2 rE —tf cres very easily clear- excellent soll whty road, handy BARGAIN—10 ed, all level, » 98 Kood terurban will well this tract with ‘enough timber to bulld a two-room house for ¥ terms, ROBERT MA Y. un Alaska Bldg. 22] “it oe Gov cRNM T LAND. Momestea im denert irrigated nber lands, hes of all SMITH & CO. Room % Times Bide. TA 20 1 a, AND pterurban., nd, mostly easily clear a . ver} facing on punty an im) 1 farm, and neighbors; $160, cash. ROBERT MAL TRY. 19-20-21 Alaska Bldg SLORE-IN farmn and acreage $0 per gcre,, neon Improved. Belling out. Ki ner, Hillman, in the Times flock, “today at CHICKEN RANCH eer nereee market m ea, plenty runn 1, 000, ROBERT MALTRY, 292-2 Alavka Bldg. Texan bankers, 80 strong, arrived in this city from Portland on Thurs day morning tn a special train of five carn The delegation represents some of the largest banking con nein th Dig nto 7 A delegation of Beattie bankers met the Texans at the depot, encort ing them to breakfast. After thetr ring meal, cara for Madison were taken, where a vide on Washington in the steamer L, an Wan enjoyed } At 10:80 the party arrived at A common, every day chimney fire at the Berkshire, 1610 Second, rtly before 12 o'clock Thursday ning threw the guests hysterics and called out the entire fire fighting force. The fire did no damage and died | out before a stream of water was turned on it, Chimney Fire Scares Guests Who Jump From Windows inte | Texas ‘Bankers Don’t Sport sit jwick berries, $1.5 cherry phan W rh vd High Boots or Six-Shooters ' 22)". /0ia May Duke cherr ihe per ovmiat cranberries, # rah . Leschi park and proceeded to the | gu no@ 4.60 « ar n Bros, w#hipbullding yards, | $4.50 case; red currents, § © the Nebraska ia in course of | ranpberries, § i t b construction, Following their t | $1.60 box; w t : to the Nebrawka, carn were taken to | C@"*; &F ‘Su 5 rv] Texans do not high boots, ner carry at though reveral ith long black wilky m At 2 o'clock the entire party boarded the steamer Flyer for Tu An immense crowd was attracted {by the jangling of the fire belis and the patrol wagon loaded with po lice officers was called into action to keep order, Several narrow escapes from de by Jumping from windows) were reported, but no one met with injury, Urann Tells Different Tale Louls J, Urann, a traveling sales- man employed by Carstens Bros., bezziement at Boston, was released from the city jail Thursday morn- ing and taken to the county fall, where he will be held pending the result of a writ of habeas corpus applied for by Attorney Vince Fa- ben, The writ is returnable Mon- day, June 26 Attorney Faben will fight ex tradition for his client, whose story, according to his counsel, ts somewhat different from that told by the police authorities, Urann has stated that he made no attempt to emcape the Boston authorities, and that if guilty of anything at) all it js not of « criminal nature and should be settled by a civil action. The firm of Samuel P. Good of Boston, had Urann picked up on the embezziement charge and filed 101 indictments | againet him. The aggregate amounted to $11,533.69. Urann stated to his counsel that before leaving Boston he offered to settle with the firm for $6,000, and that since his arrival in this city enough & Co., he has communicated with them upon the subject. A Boston police official will arrive in this city Thursday to take Urann back to face the charge against him Urann was arrested by City De- tectives Freeman and Hubbard and Patrolman W. C. Hubbard at the Colonnade hotel on June 16. Car stens Bros. have the utmost con- fidence in Urann, and if he avoids | the trouble now hanging over his head will take him back in their| employ. Help! Police! 500 Women Want to Gali Me Hubby WM. BLOCH, PROPRIETOR OF THE GERMANIA CAFE Terrified by onslaughts over the phone from the eternal feminine, William Bloch, proprietor of the} Germania cafe, 1118-22 Second, | complained to Chief of Police De- |e laney Thursday of a man who has been using bis name and business prestige an a vehicle to bring about a marriage for financial bet- terment Bloch says that he hi no less than 500 from the fair sex answered telephone calls in the past few)! days asking for mectings and agreeing to unheard of proposi- tions, many of which made the hair on Bloch’s head stand straight on 4. “I cannot stand this any longer,” said Bloch. “They will torment the life out of me 1 don't know a blessed one of them. There go the phone again. | wonder ff it's another one of those crazy ladies.” Whereupon Bloch hurried in te the phone with great trepidation. . Whoop!” Bellowed Little Ben To Surprise of Judge Griffin “Whoo-co-p!” The sound—lusty, exuitant and} full of triumph—rent the dignified silence of Judge Griffin's court room Thursday morning. It came from the lips of little; Bennie Hughes, aged 2% years, who | had climbed to the top of the ratl- ing tn front of Judge Griffin's bench, and triumphantly planted his two fat little fiets upon the big round polished knob that marked the gateway through the railing The “bald head,” as he termed the knob, had been his goal for two hours, and he had reached it at last. So, in his joy, the enterpris- ing infant of “excelsior” ambitions, sbouted: “Whoo-00-p!" For a moment court, bailiffs, spectators and relatives were para ily iyeed. Then the lively youngster, who had begun proceedings by swing- ing on the railing gates, swarming all over the place and tripping Bailiff Hensman up by ducking un- expectedly between his legs, sud- denly “got his. The bailiff's knuckles beat a live- ly tattoo on the table, the court} tried to frown, and the spectators laughed. But these things did not coneern the animated Benjamin. It was something else. From the} rear his mother swooped down upon | him, snatched him from the railing | and carried him off. A moment later the distant sound of long drawn out wails, ineter- spersed with certain ominous | jy, sounds as of the hand of discipline | falling painfully, were echoed from | the lobby, and the court proceeded }sons of Francis Hughes and W Hughes, who are now in a Tegal | 4 controversy involving the custody of the children. Mra, Hughes was) For ale—Farms and Lands—Con- S acren, cated, adjoining small town hour from pay for the pl half Th ‘and haw instructed ner needs money me to sell for 8800. It is a very low figure. If you see the place you RT MALTBY, Alaska Bidg loca tiol Little Bennie ts one of the eS ! | Minnesota awarded the custody In the divorce decree, but the husband charges her with neglecting to care for them properly, asking that they be given to him or placed with some other persot THE MARKETS Things be doing on Western av- enue these days, There certainly be some crackin’ good berries coming in from that ere Green Lake. We thought we hed fine wild berries up here on this mountain but you ought to see the ones Ryan & New- ton hev. Chickens—they hev holl- ared their heads off for chickens and now there getting so durned many they hev to hustle to sell them. Guess thet ere town Seattle is a mighty big place. They hed two cars of potatoes and a car of aranges arrive while I was there. And say! did you know thet eggs hev gone up to 23 cents. Yes, they heve, by crackey! Vegetables. Beans, dry, per cwt, $3.26@3.75; emell whites, $3.25@3.76; large whites, $364.16; pink beans, $3.26; bayo beans, $2.25; green beana, 16 32e; wax green beans, 100; wax beans Ibe per Ib; beets, per sack, $1.6 parsnips, per sack, 90c; native car- rots, per sack $1.60; lemons, $3.25; cauliflower, per case, $1.25; native cauliflower, per case, Téc; gar- le .new, 12%e; 6c Ib; Texas onion, 1.00 per case: Egypt onions, per ib 4%c; California onions, 2c per spinach, crate 600; — lettuce, i head lettuce, per doz, 200; parsley, ‘ots, $1.00 box doz; $26@27 $26@27; 00; new pound; White River potatoes, | $23.00@ 26.90; potatc 3.00; sweet potatoes, 2e oh : apple fancy, per box, $2.00; " California sweet potatoes, $2.60; new White River potatoes, 2c I: artichokes, doz, Thc; native rhubarb, 1% @2e; 60c doz; summer asparagus, T5c@$1 green pean, S@12c; wreen peppers, A5e Ib; telephone peas, 7%; Mins sippl tomatoes, $1.76 per crate; summer squash, 6c; native turnips, 0c doz; flat Dutch cabbage. 1\c; native cabbage, 1%¢; green corn, per doz 50c; cucumbers, 60c@$1.25; German cucumbers, $1.75 per case; b es, figs, %-Ib bricks, $1.7 Beveral choice homentead only a few miles from R. R. and town me at once for a free home DOLLEY, 619-20 Pioneer Bik. ____ Timber Ga aR. Beveral choice timber claims for Toc tion. Call at once and use your timber right DOLLEY, 619-20 Pioneer Bik. Ib, 5% @6e; 6 figs, seedless, 10-Ib cartons, 60 @ibc: grape fruit, seedless, $2.50 @32 limes, 90¢ per hundred meditranica sweets, box, $2.2 fancy oranges, box, $3@3.50; berries, $10; Florida pineapples, per case, $6; pineapples, fancy, $4.25 per doz; gooseberiies, Te Ib; Hood swum |, | River berries brick cheene, 18c; Calitornia 12%; Oregon cheene, 1 Ba ' M4wye; t | fresh creamery Eggs Strictly fresh + @ 20: | Oregon eggs, 20¢ vate Bugar Golden A, tr ka, $ extra racks, beet eugar, G12 pe, Leas %« ya. Cown, beet, 7 ers, Ter mate ton 7% @8e; pork. 7% 7%; lamb, Ses spring lamb, $3@4 “4 veal $3 Hames, Bacon and Lard, Hama, b Poultry Oressed Ducks, ensed, 16 ring chickens fancy local dresne Braxtl, per tb, per don 60 lish, 14@1be; filberta, 13c; b hickory nuts, 7% Jap peanuts, be | te Jumbo pear 12% @ 1Te Fish, Oysters, Ete, | Boles, 4c; biack 1, 4%e; I crabs, $1.00@1 . ns ont, | shipment, $1.00 $1.60; oysters, Olyn $4.60; open bulk. pe | skinned perch floundera, 3e }17%e; ameit, 6 | bass, Te; halibut | ’ Flour. Patent, per bb’ $4.75; Crown, | $6 10; Minnesota hard wheat, Pillsbury, $8; Pillsbury’s Best, 4 Dakota, $6; Olympic, $4 |Z tric, $4.75; Holly, $4.76; Golden ‘orthwest, $6:75: ‘Light, | $7.25; Gold Medal, $ » Noteh, | $4.46; Centennials. best, $4.75; | Grop, $4.26; Patent Ex cient $eI8g | Novelty A, $4.2 Coreais. vole, Sal Whole wheat, 10c, per bale, | whole wheat fi per bbl, $460; graham, bbl, $ per bale, $8235; bbl, $4; rye flour, per Dbl $6.00; rye meal, per bale, $2.50; buckwheah, per bbl, $7; buckwheat, per bala $2.76; corn meal, 10s, per bale, per bbl, $3.75 ; white corn oa 60s, $4; per bale, $2.20; rolled cat, bbl, 8. C. Co. $5.75; wheat flakes, box 76 Ibs, 0; farina, per 6.50; farina, 10-!b sacks, per $3; hominy, large, per bbl, self-raising buckwheat, 26%, cas, $2.76; pearl barley, 26-Ib bomen, $4.50; pearl barley, 100-Ib sacks, $4; $4.50@ 45.00; popcorn, Dar Honey. extract, per Ib, | grape cream, 10-case | honey, Yakima, 12%. Feed. Oata, per ton, $31@32 bran, ton, $21@22; barley, rolled, per $26.50@27; feed wheat, per ton, @33; dairy chop feed. per tom, oll meal, per ton, $40; best $27@28; whole corn, ton $27; per ton, $23, Hay. Fastern Washington $16.00; alfalfa, $12.00; $14; Eastern Washin; pressed, $17.50. hoy, $10@12. Poultry Food. Oyster shells, 100s, ton, $22; clam shells, 100s, $20; bone meal, $22; granulated bones, 100s, $32 268 and 60s $2 per ton higher, Gri and Grass Seed. clover, prime, ewt, alsike, choice, $17; white clover, em timothy, per cwt, orchard grass $16.00; red tom | 10; English rye grass, $8; Malian grass, $8; brome grass, 813; meadow oat grass, $15. Kentucky, blue grass, $12@15; pasture mixta uplands, $10@ 12. 4 Report furnished by Hee Hopkins & Co. (ine.), vrokers, 305 and 306 Alaska building. CHICAGO MARKETS. s CHICAGO, June 22.—The follows ing quotations ruled on the Beart of Trade today Red 3 Wheat— High. Low. Close, July, 903-4, 887-8, 901-8 ¥ Sept, 847-8, 837-8, 843-8 a Dec., 845-8, 83 3-4. Corn— July, 55 1-8, 641-4, 547 Sept. 535-8, 63, 631-4 . Dec., 50 1-2, 50 1-4, 50 1-4, é Oate— x July, 32, 311-4, 32. Sept. 301-2, 293-4, 301-4. Dec., 311-4, 301-2, 31 1-4. Pork— July, 12.65, 12.47 1-2, 71-2. Sept., 12.90, 12.80, 12.80. wat Liverpool—July wheat closed S88 lower, at 68 9 3-40. t NEW YORK STOCKS. The fole fEW YORK, June lowing quotations rule on te stock Exchange today High. Low, Close Amalg. Copper, 813-4, 803-8, S11 . Sugar, 1371-4, 136, 137, Brook. R, T., 67, 661-4, 667 Peo, Gas, 102 1-8, 101 Metropolitan, 1 U. 8, Steel, 80 1-2, U. 8 S. pfd., 98 1- | Atchison, 83 1-4, 8 ¥ BR & 111 5-8, 110 3-4, 111 2-& | Can. Pac. 152 1-4, 160 7-8, 152 of | Erie, 42, 411-4, 417-8. | Louts, & N,, 148 1-4, 147, 148, * Mo. Pacific, 101, 100, 100 7-8. Penn., 139 1-2, 137 3-4, 199 1-2, 96 1-8, 96 7-8. s Reading, 97, Rock Island, 30 3-8. South. Pacific | St. Paul, 176 1-2. | Union " 7-8, 125 o-% | 1. Cent., 166 6-8. New York Cent, 144 ie Sales to noon, 476,900 shares pres aati Sco bargains under Pike stret Shopping Guide on page 7