The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies ay Ragley'’s Drug . with donk for Fr min Want ad. office, fice phone, ete. and Pike, Phones, Btore, Second Sunset 6060) Ind. 1153. Lest year we, ‘We rent tents to large partion for a mbort outing at = ©. Nu Lohndroff, cigar store 915 Becond Avenue, geld Fv J2xi8 tents to | I ne of ‘camping stoves Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First. Ave, 816 Phones—Jonn_ 1061 P. H. Mullen, 32t Ballard Ave op- posite City Hall Fremont Drug Co, Ewing Street) So Witt and Fremont Ave. Thos. Harris, at postoffice, Renton. Pt yoo! Manet AFFORD iv b COMPANY, @1 MARION BUILDING You ean pay it bac on yout pay days, dudltett, ATES FOR CLASSIFIE ROVERTISEMENTS Wanted Ads One aASY Payments Low ratea No wertion Free. Additional insertions of slt- uation wanted ads two cents ® ht WANTE% AND Al A EereCT ARI 7 we tl em by hs ry ui rat, offices: seat Rainier-Grand ly confidential DELITY LOAN CO. advances by Be, to sularied people on aise loans on personal note, na Jewelry we ike between, Nath a SN money to fy, £9 loan mex, cattle — y Bigrnae Co. Firat place to borrow money fehes, iewelry low Feet yg cue oe th - “Viriue, Say EE UPPER, —— on Sump coved ett ‘J = ke y property. farm _ Cherry stree street. TO LOAN— Private meney S, ganas a hoe pas Wanted—Male ‘wanted to show and ere month up! stead | Stone tm, aoa als man, Epter Block. is feo Resting slices or i SO ae PN LOAN— Private eae a eam e—m een LA ‘atiantio, City or call Room f ESTATE OF NORA YOUNG. oF cou wt Ba by. Bickerton & Co | on Monday, the 17th . ¢ itxth preaue, u of on tine—U o'clock, MIS DOTOCAR Noma, layio, tivgtyuotion, S188 Jos ‘ oi entrance, a Oition, eoond and Third. Millinery ani iinery Ma A. "M. HANSON. Vion e, Gvrner Pine atredt Ooulists and Aw . DIO W. PERRY, “Ooulint, “Kage 40 Marion. DR. FONDA NADBAU—s Alaska building. Osteopathy WASHINGTON INF OBTROPATHY ltd & Phone Main #01, both Osteopaths exeminall WAstinar ‘ON INSTITL 1y MARY free, vo years he Mh wi OF Pho Suppl ANDERS: CO. TH Cherry street, Bi ide Book FIUCH. DR. CHAMBERS, @2 Alaska Build ing. Both phones. DR. DALTON, 47 Arcade. Skin die eases only, DR. GEO. HERBEIN, @ Union Bik TRUNKS delivered & cents storage free, plane Oving: estimate anster & St both phones, M. Bhio Builders HORAN BROK r Mills, Beattie, M. B. CRANE & CO, INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCR Hytel, Putiding. i once, a ree fine waterfront, 4 acres red, 2) bearing house, fine runni landing on the place. five acres of fine land. walk distance of car and & minutew to the city, 1 cash, balance a ty acres fine land, close to River- ac eit Terms. house and one acre of fine nm we right in. CHOLES, Gh Pioneer Hutiding at ACRES one mile weet a. Harbor: exgelient fruit Gover land: price $10 per acre. THIRTY-SHVEN seree ‘watertrent, good soil, and a living water on it HAME ‘ourth Avy " te FORTY acres of nice laytni Ag. cany cleared) price $10 per aer ry a it ph Now York Medlk Green Lake’ peau’ “Spot *Ne vins’ Addition. Waa placed on nate bot west rf MAM ELTON at JOWenl prloem wv Marion ati ow Ni mM must woll at ¢ Saturday morning, chicken house sidewalks being Inia block from Seattle-vgrett g propaod Fremont and only a short ¢ and lady Green Lake lne both car lines. TRITGATION teh will keep your f Heres will make you rok, berries and vem stables Krow Prices and Tet $10 down and % Patent Attorney PRTENTS a; en w re tae ateed. Fenwick & ars experience Seattle office 4 Murke » from 0 to $175 per lot er month will buy }qu any lot In the addition; 6 per cent tnt racts contain and Iands in 6 and W-0 protecting purchasers in case of sleknens. Kround will have 2 lot» to choose from, as we have refused to make any reservations before Watch and se abstract of title, Rach purchaser wilt be furnished a complete TERS, Owner, ten opinion thereon by one of the most competent tithe lawyers in the Take Green Lake car to our Main Office at Mountain View Station, where you will find sale you the property. making your selections return te Seattlo-Kverett 6M nf Phones—Main Ii thus combining a littie pleasure with business, Salesman on property G-poomed new, modern cottage on Alo- . Hear Mth avenue; lot #@ by ma, ”, commen for 4) cash. ‘This lot is worth 4 Jots, between Premon' PANY. Bagi gad Bripbuliders, Dry Docks, Lune T. P. FAY & €O 8 on Mth street, MOUNTAIN VIEW STATION, WEST GREEN LAKE, BELLING AGENTS. CITY OFFICE—R. J. FISHER & CO., ROOM A, BAILEY BUILDI acres clone to Kent. cleared, small (EAST BEATTLE. Hide from Business eres at Porter Station: acren cleared; running water, 0 HOUSES AND COTTAGES. lots #o close in Hy Ht tre erm, $1 weekly mostly winter apples, an expensive water, steamboat jours, barn, other d will not cost you e home and te oe evening, 30 rem cast of Lake Washing- acres slashed, some in fine timber, ne ENGREN & ARNELI. Klaney Block. 166 Columbia Street, good] Near sth schools and churches, ington Street car nh icken house a bulldings: Me sere of stra and amall fruits Offices open 180, On Franklin avenue, overlooking Lake A bar- and the talante on time, oF discount for all cash. f TO. Lake Waahin ave the fot that TIDE LAND. rm iret avenue south, Gaia, @ acres, 3 miles east of Renton, Notion | On Que new 6-reem cot- . 2 blocks from = large orchard of grr, bearing fruit all of these’ each Ie a complete Be sure and Op barkain in every Way Wingnyy Bag Room 30 Colman CITY HOME. $a,800 takes “this Fine Sreom modern me queen Anne Hill, Lot tix wide ‘erms 2% acres lake front; 3) acres cleared email frutts fresh water there are about timber which inked for the piace. in ie aw fine location this borders NY & EWING, Real Estate, Rentals and Loans. “CHARL Ws eee. Business Chences MEAP MARKET. pane: ses 1 care ie be 3 SALB—Pruit and clxar plana nice business, for sale che @ Third eae “Ty Totween gtaduate of Chi- ise fence. 207 CURTAINS laundered, Be . Black tie. om ae toxterrier; around eyes and spot on a nek ward “for return ‘ BROWN mare, bi nd Os Mgnt shoulder, a GUSINESS DIRECTORY ‘0. hed Base- ment pegs isa al ie Roba, i - A. ANDERSON, , ta-8 ‘ordiat 8) yearw practice w. a Merritt, & New York Bik. BUY QUICKLY alter and on ty ron: driving distance o! pieetric car. near hoe ot neighbors. | Frice “ot tus rel Fe TRALEE Be ADAMS. 2 Colman Bids. FREE GOVERNMENT LAND. hat ached "oft ITH & CO. Room 3 Times Butiding. FIVE ACRES 1% miles southwest of Pioneer Square, In plaln sight of city and just mouth of the steel works, at Weat Beattie rand view of city ‘and ‘mountains is a areat chance for a home or investmen WHITE, Orkental Biock ~tt KXRRERKR ERK KKK EE T Real Estate Titles « ity. x EMIL J. BRAND x x Attorney and Counsellor at Law. x we Lumber kxe x = Phone Main x Mortgage Loans Ni xX Real Estate, Proba x poration Law. x x ERERRERERREREXRE RE z TEN ACRES, alder land, cleared, fine moll, handy to Beattie Tacoma interurban: (r™* RORERT MALT: noo Alaska Bu A SNAP. ing. 2 acres. very rich land. grand view of close In ae Quen Anne Hill: ance’ month Yi. wire, «oi Orientat Book. HERE 8 ‘A BARGAIN—10 acres, ric tly cleared, school and bottom jane Boll; clone neighbors; facing on good c road: handy to one of the bes in the valley; between Beattie Tacoma, 4: easy terme ROBERT MALTRY, 1920-21 Alaska Butiding. . D. LAMBUTH, J. A. Kellogg, lawyer, 25 Bailey, bide BAXTER & WILSON, &® New York pene nnchn te rts Renate inacha 45 Pacific Bik. Seiterson ott Ttrect: it door, | Se Rew York Mosk. ES Se sae Set So nent Buhenge FOR EXCHANGE. Banke HE CANKDIAN B Ba RK OF COM 4 ois i er Canad Toronto, Cana Hes hes In Canada ‘ara two modern homes to exchange (ay c.f pay any — fe ane ANGE sors ia acres in the Nebrask: pegosits time ~ Holt, Manager PUGET ROUND, NATIONAL BANK tai wt = F pth wed on seattle Brune iat # x pea a SCANDINAVIAN nAMERICAN rh Business coliege, Wilson's M. dames and 60 acres. gicared. %room house, n pn oameed io near Kon month “Phone Black 672 es # acres, near Maple Valley cleared, houne, barn, other bulldings 2-27 Alaska Building. tase ranch: & Both Phones—Ex, 4; Ind. HT. ww farm tools. bo Uckets from Washington street car to ‘Auancic large new store, OF call Rooms 1-3-3 acres waterfront on Hoods canal ® acres good land on Whidby ne @ acres on Whidby Intand $0. A. B. NEWELL, No. U6 Marion & a snap in Humphrey—2 fine sat the new West Sea bh mantel in dining erything modern. 00000000000000000 fin aa pring P.B CLAYTON & BON, 49 Now York Block. BST A INSURANCE AND LOANS ic Terms $i cash n't nat Tong. TE, 2 tote, 860; also 5 3 also ‘erms on all of fio per gn On car line, city water, Br iiliman. rooms 122 CHEAP HOUBR, & ¥ be ne walk in, situated RANT residence P. Foster, attor- ‘ Marion Puuding, om well built by inet sidewalks venient to 0 “LAYTON & BON, 49 New York Block. and must sell #0 acres, nicely lo- town, rd and Weller N & COMPANY. lots on Sth ave nly, $400 each; cottage, modern and up to stores, chureh ks nearty ‘all level f-room houre, small orchard. Groom house, bath, hot and te on! “uD . t ROBERT MALTBY. me Ai STEWART, STEWART @ CO. Room © Union Block. sdorn house. lot @x1%, on car me i Small cash payment and bal eany Groom modern co! Wot KID: nie ly furnished; tia. B.C BY RRS 7 = > Beauiiful be BIG LAT sixioo. ‘as finely built wall i : uxh the place. for a workingm > Filectric lines; the terms as you lke them, £20 to 0 $00 in ¢ firat-chame bu § cows, 3 houses: ucks and all kinds Selling the tri and your selec The tracts are © per Mme nN er, Saown. balances off’ and on. the u can have it balanice $10 per month The Five and Ten Acre Traets idly at Meadowdale on account of the price location » acter of the land. We have only 40 tracts left fyery morning the reat of jon while BETWREN SEATTLE STEWART & CO. dy Block. cleared. no timber. facing "good coun- ining an improved farm. M of a’ mile from sch ROBERT MA me FAIRVIEW ADDITION. this and all ¢ 1% miles from Se ma Interurban, rich laked and numbered is @ corner, that has a street #@ feet wide {ract. £0 families have moved 9 R si d wharf « We insint is the cheapest thing on the | ga NUYS 10 acres, wi , thie addition, Lots $76 and up; 5 per month. “the uit n ALTRY. ly $15 to $% per gcre e piace Hutlding at §:2%6 a m. to Meade uthorized agent there will show you the unsold tracts. ar «In every block eral chicken houses; LEBOLD & 1019-20-21 _Alanka Puliding. WEST & WHEELER COLMAN BLOCK, " 6 cash, $80 monthly “AN farms nid ncreage Vitiman, in the: HAS ONLY ONE RIVAL DR. MATTHEWS’ HOME AND SAYS IT LOOKS AS THOUGH SEATTLE WILL GET 1907 CON- VENTION Rev. M. A. Matthews, who head ed the delegation from Seattle to the International Christian Endeay or convention at Baltimore, re tumed to this eity Friday night highly pleased with the outlook for Seattle to have the next convention “We made a strong fight for the 1907 convention, and I do not think there is any doubt about & getting it. The trustees will meet in December to definitely settle the ation, Kansas City is now the only rival. The trustees and the eastern people do not want to go to another elty of sueh intense heat as Baltimore. Therefore, Seattle has all the advantages from the view- points of scenery, climate and com forts, Again, it is to the interest of the churehes and the great denom inations federated in the Christian Endeavor societies to bring the con- vention to Seattle, We must have |the 1907 convention. It will bring at least 30,000 visitors, and about | 7,000 delegates.” Dr. Matthews does not hesitate to criticise the action of the delegates from Los Angeles, who, after find ing out that they could not secure the convention for thelr city worked as hard as they could against Seattle. Kansas City is the only serious rival against this city. and Dr. Matthews believes that the climatic and scenic advantages of this city will weigh sgainst the eastern rival The trustees of the organization will meet In December, and at that time decide on the place of the next meeting. Meanwhile the Seattle boomers will not be idle, but will do everything in their power to in- fluence the selection of Ponts city. REVOKED SPECIAL COMMIS- SIONS PORTLAND, Ore. July 16.—May- oror Harry Lane has tanued an edict revoking the commissions of all spe- clain police officers in the city. More than 100 special officers are affect~ ed by it. The refocation is due to the fact that many irresponsible men have secured appointments in the past and have often taken tm- proper advantage of their commis- sions, Some of the worst scandals in the police department have re- sulted from the present system. Hereafter a record will be kept of all special officers appointed, who must also be recommended by the chief of potice and passed upon by the police commission. HAVE GONE SOUTH Hellen Fay Buck, a fugtitve from justice, and Maud Sherer, wanted in California for larceny from the per- son, were taken back to California at § o'clock Saturday morning by Deputy Sheriff D. A. Duniap, of Napa county, and D, G. Bell, a po- Heeman from San Francisco. They were arrested here by local police on information from the southern state. — * THE MARKETS Rain, and an advance in the ete market marked the only features of Western avenue on Saturday. The egg market has advanced a cen! and now stands the highest it has stood for five years at this time of the season. Two fresh care of wa- termelons arrived Saturday morn- ing. Peaches are coming in fast and in the best of condition. A car of California tomatoes are due here in a short time. Hot house tomatoes, the only tomato on the market at the preseat time, are in very poor condition, Vegetables. Reans, dry, per cwt.. $3.25@3.75; small whiter 3.25@3.75; large whites, $3@4.15; pink beans, $3.25; gree bea! 5@6 wax green beans, 5@7¢; wax beans, 16¢ per Ib; beets, per sack, $1.50; parenips, per sack, $1.25; native carrots, per mack, $1.60; lemons, $4.50@5.60; cauliflower, per case, 6O@76c; gar- lic, new, 10¢; spinach, crate, 50c; head lettuce, per dozen, 15@20c; parsley, per dozen, 26c; carrots, per box. $1.00; Greeley potatoes, $22.00 @23.00; new California potatoes, 1t%e per Ib; Minnesota potatoes, 23.00; new White river potatoes, per Ib, 2c; apples, fancy, per b $3.00; ‘artichokes, per dozen, 60c; native rhubarb, 1%@2e; summer asparagus, 70c; green peas, 1c; green peppers, per Ib, 20c; tele- phone peas, 1%%2c; summer squash, box, $1.60; native turnips, dozen, $@10c; Mat Dutch cabbage, 1%c; native cabbage, 1%c; Call- fornia green corn, per dozen, She; $1.00@1.75 per box; cucumbers, 40@50c; German cucumbers, per K nut- megs, per case, 2.008 00; ' sweet corn, native, per cwt. $1.25; hot house tomatoes, per 10-Ib, boxes, $2. ruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.50@3.50; dates. case, $6.00; apricots, per case, Ib, 54 @6c; figs, %-I> bricks, $1 figs, seediens, 10-Ib cartona, @ise; grape fruit, seedless, $3.00 @ $2.75; limes, 900° per hundred; meditranica sweets, pox, $2.25; new fancy oranges, box, $3.504 4.60; cran- berries, $10; Florida pineapples, per $1@1.26; native cherries, $1@1.50 alifornia peaches, crate, $1@1.50; peaches, crate, $1; Call- rnia plums, case, $1.25; ‘canta- came $3; red currants, cam $ raspberries, case, $1.25; black- berrio, box, $1.60; wild blackherries, n rape, $1.60; water= @%3.00 dosen; Cull~ per box; gre melons, $ fornia pears, per box, 760; ncedions grapes, per crate, $1.76; Law kann, per crate, $1.50; native peach plurr per case, 900@$1.00; native tn, per cane, $1.00, ° Butter and Cheese $ cheene, 11@ 1203 ene, N@Ibe; Calt= on cheney ; butter, cooking, 15@ 20c; California fresh creamery, 2c, Boo Strictly fresh ranch, per dowen, Yauhingto 26@27c; Oregon exes, Golden A. in nmacks, $ rele, $6.10 $6.85; cube sugar, $6.26; maple sugar, 10@12%e Lene ‘Ko if paid within 16 days, Meats. Cows, beet, Tc; mteers, 7%0; mut~ ton 7% @be; pork, 7@7%e: lamb, Sey spring lamb, $3@4; dressed veal, S@8%c; live rabbits, dozen, Hames, Seow and Lard. — 1 bacon, breakfast, ra, “white Star, tierce, White Rone, 1% Poultry. Ducks, Greased, 17@18c; geen, dressed, 156@16c; hens, 14@17e; apring chickens, @0c pound; turkeys, fancy local ar 22c, pecans, black walnuts, Be; ; Virginia peanuts, Ze; Jumbo peanuts, 9c; almonds, 12%@ 17e. Fish, Oysters, Eto. Boles, 4c; black cod, 4%c; Ming cod, 4c; crabs, $1.00@1.60; clams, open shipment, $1. clama, per sack, $1.50@41.76; oysters, Olympla, per sack, $6.50; open bulk, per gallon, 260; salmon 10c; salmon trout, 9; skinned perch, 6c; shrimps, 8@10e: flounders, 3c; herring, ; black 17%e; smelt, 6c; sturgeon, 8; black bass, 10; ballet, B4cGshe jour. Patent, per bbl, $4.75; Crown, $5:10; Minnesota hard wheat, §7 Pillsbury, $8; Pillsbury’s Best, $8 standard Dakota, $6; Olympic, $4.40; Electric, $4.76; Holly, $4.76; Golden Northwest, $6:75; Blectric Light, $7.26; Gold Medal, $6.75; Top Notch, ‘entennials, best, $1.76; Gold- hard Patent Excellent, $4.762 76; Lilly's best $4,767 Brae ri "et ‘Gladiator, $4.90; Norcoml, Cereals. Whole wheat, 10c, per bale, $2,609 whole wheat flour, per Dbl, $4.605 graham, bbl, $4.25; per bale, $2.26; bbl, $4; rye flour, per bbl, $6.00; rye meal, per bale, $2.60; buckwheat, per bbl, $7.50, buckwheat, per $2.76; corn meal, 10a, per bale, $2.10; ~ bbl, $3.76 ; white corn 60m, $4; per bale, 8 rolled bbl, box 75 Ibs, $2.20; farina, per 26.00; farina, 10-tbh sacks, per $3; hominy, large, per bbi, $4 reit-raising buckwheat, 36%, $2.76; pearl barley, 26-Ib 44.00; pear! barley, 160-1 macks, eplit ‘peas, $4.60@$5.00; popcorn, ewt, $3.00; cracked wheat, per $3.00, i joney. California strained, per Ib. 1% California sage, per Ib, 14c; extract, per Ib, 7@8%c; honey, ¥ ima, 12%c. ‘eed. Cats, per ton, $31@32; bran, ton, $19@$20; barley, rolled, per $26.50@27; feed wheat, per ton, @432; dairy chop feed, a. er ton, @ 420; off meni, per ton, $36@' best chop $27@ 528; — corn, toa $28; shorts, per ton, §: Hay. Eastern Washington timothy, $16.00; aifalfa, $12.00; wheat hay, $14; Eastern’ Washington, compressed, $17.50; Puget Sound hoy, $10@12. Grain and Grass Seed. Red clover, prime, cwt, $17. alsike, choice, $17; white clover, @u; timothy, per cwt, orchard grass $16.00; 4 ee 7 10; English rye grass, $9; Italian rye grass, $8; brome grass, $13; tall meadow oat grass, $15; Kentucky biue grass, $12@16; pasture mixture, lowlands, $12. $5 i i z Me Oyster shells, ites, ton, $22; clam shelln, 100, $20; bone meal, 100a, #32; granulated bones, 100s, $32. Om 25s and 60s $2 per ton higher. Seed Grains. . Wheat, Washington, bp $2.10; Barley, be: $2 Dar- ley, hulliess, e ; barley, tant ‘suns: Oats heey King, $2.50; ee fall or $25) vetches, sand or winter, $10; rweeiane spring or tares $4; dwart Essex rape $8: Oregon winter ene wo gd fmm $3.50; pop corn, cwt. $: field peas $3.25; white field peas, a ts Report furnished by Hopkins & Co. Drokers, Pd doe and, id 306 ‘Alaska batiding CHICAGO, July, July hae ren 1905. July, 87 1-2, 86 1-4, sere, Sept. 843-4, 833-4, 841-4. Dec, 845-8, 833-4, 841-8 to 81-4 May, 86 7-8, 86, 861-2 to 86 5-8. Corn— July, 57 3-8, : Sept, 551-4, 645-8, 551-4. n Dee., 48, 471-2, 477-8. May, 47 1-4, 47 1-8, 47 1-2 to 475-8. Oats— July, 321-4, 32, 321-8 to 32 1-4. Sept., 301-2, 301-8, 301-4 to 303-& Dee., 311-8, 30 8-4, 307-8 to 31. May, 323-4, 821-2, 325-8, Pork— Sept., 13.00, 12.87 1-2, 12.95. , Liverpool—July wheat closed un- changed from yesterday at 6s 8d for a and 6s 71-2d for Deceme. ir. sitio ’ NEW YORK, July 15, 1905. High. Low. Close. Amal. Copper, 83 1-2, 83 1-4, 83 3-8. Am. Sugar, 138 7-8, 138 1-2, 138 7-8. B. R. T., 697-8, 69, 695-8. Peoples Gas, 105, | Metropolitan, 126 1-4, 125 3-4, 126 1-%, U. S, Steel, 345-8, 337-8, 343-8. U. S. S., pfd., 102, 101 8-4, 101 3-8, Atchison, 86 2-4, 861-4, 86 3-4. B. & O,, 1144-2, 1148-8, 114 3-8. Can. Pac., 152, 1513-4, 152. Erie, 462-4, 465-8, 463-4. gh, : “ is fon | L. & N., 1491-4, 148 3-4, 149 1-4, $8 per month, 7 r Sent inorest: fou, 4axi00 on block from Green Lake car line. Ind, m cottage, plastered, — fire mantle: one block to car, $10) balance to sult. Noeley ome, @ large rooms. lot y 108, fruit, garden, half block from car line, Inquire phone Red 71. —14 one | Penn., “8, 142 phone A Tei. 1a2 4th avenue “it | Reading, 105 5-8, 105 1-8, 105 1 2 2 vi lew “station Green | 8). Central, 1697 Mo. Rock Island, 821-8, 31 3-4, So. Pac., 657-8, 651-2, 65 7-8. it. Paul, 1821-8, 181, 181 1-2 Un. Pac,, 130 1-8, 129 1-4, 130 1-8. 169 1-4, 169 7-8. iN. Y. Cont., 1478-4, 147 1-2, 147 1-3, Total sales, 163,900 shares.