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ee) TNE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUG. Banke—Continued., | Estate—-Continued. THE CANADIAN BANK oF COM. ry set. ater ee Jem Become Avenue Star Want Ad. Agencies Want gd. office, Btore, Second and Pike. Phones, ene 6060; Ind, 115% ale or Exchange Park, Oxi, $6 down and % or o> sae Ragley’s Drug nth, corner Jour pu, on Bry a Home A goed well-built modern house erulme 5,000,000 to Ne Holt, menses THE sc ANDINAVIAN AMUNIG nme ted Eh . Lohndroff, cigar store, 918 : « pares . Stew Callbera, splendid view mont excellent Second Avenue Fast: “eashtors wah anid on Priee, 5600.00. Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First. Ave, Room ig Un Hthtul location, Ballard Ave op P.M. Mullen, 321 a guy it Hae a te City Mall posite City #100—New 6-re dway oar line, un Fremont Drug Co, Ewing Street INP LAaARY OPATHY 14 Bove Onteopatha © WaRUNaTON ost paying $l0 down, #0 per and Fremont Ave. in the eourse of sand Auriate on the lower floor PRAY, Oouling Auriat MONRY advanced salaried people, re. merchants, teamate uses, without Thos. Harris, at postoffice, Renton, eter Look at thin Wish any changes 1 4 FOR CLASSIFIED VERTISEMENTS Bituat jon Wanted Ade One tn- sertion Free. Additional Insertions of stt~ Wation wanted ade two cents & “HELP WANTED” AND ALL OTHER ADS One Cent a Word. One week, & cents a line per saith Werte or traction rhereat the itne, cash in advance Wasn’snarged te neous of lines am get vertinement of less than two lines takea, sd for an “ad” 16 @ Mnsertions made ® for the price of five when cosh © ADVERTISERS. ton or be 8-8 minuter rich level land GTON INSTITUT ATHY—Five years in Beattie, Terma reanon enough tw mult Money to loan on improved wortt Bide. Tt Fir Photographers’ Sup i“ UPPLY Co, 1 Cher street, Beattie Bb Cheers Physicians and Surgeons, CHAMBERS, “Ge Alaska Build Hoth phones DR. DALTON, 4 Arcade, Skin din A good many people would lke Alaska Hutiding. 1 Cherry street. ame distance than any on the Bpeedway at your own private bo tg wr “Private money at low TRalley Bids, rooms 3 4 and & ROGBR & CO., Room #4, or at Duntap, it Renton Lan NEW GARDE 150 to BW cach per month, More ground in one tract DR. GkO. HERWEIN, @ Union Dik ceunted. No WONaN BOE OCOMPARY ere, Wry Doeks, ba b alder and vir lace. te borrow, mm Sa at lowent 4. ONei, 8 _ghatent Attorney A eh inion Megey te loan nton car tne Resttle office 2 Du _bduliding Guide Rook FR Kame & Brooke in patent and (rade work causes. bose oerience in Beatth being cleared. with cabin 26 Faettic Block. pte lean CY any pees fr on Washington 2 blocks from oar i be he fu of in your Rouse TRUNKS aon Ex storege free: plane ore — ee Chances. ROOM moder brick furnished hotel (and ina big bar- A fveroom f to car line, good chew Jot 4h, emat provements ip and paid. i Hie am Beauty, OLD & COX. . balance any 4th and Pine. lance In 4 pri n phones Main 1.290 Wil buy tn the vioinit doing fine business, " @ nice lot Mh With good transient trade arranged for ow S-year lease, with bich aksures new cottage bargain as at! the ie included and Terms $0 cagh, bal Dancing “School, northwest cor: and Pike Sts; mmer months a) Eating Shark. ht at ho eee ha On exhibition at 148 Wanted—Male KEISTERS ‘ide’ Phe fatter nese we offer this $7,000 steam heated hotel tor $40m We also have a large srocerics, meat marke's. WART & CO., perenne toe Sale. EN Te AE & per mont For cree rene and Lands ID icici ens not fall to see Ue STEWART, ST Bd W. Forester, Mer, Hatiey Bide, Real Estate and Loan Dey Both Phones Bi. . iawn, tn the nese Land les abe aria Sires fm pas new store, ry call Rovine "y block. Grocery Clerke—We want « ber of grocery clerks acter, well recommended and ambt to do business for themselves. who can command some from $39) to $1,000, need Under our plan new Renton ¢ 2 Pre ite. Bork mh meta start b self under the m mm Apply to GROCERY SNAP SALES Bo to $0 daily tures cost $1. cen, Watson, (3 New York *, Of good level road to Beat tre CHARLES BE. M. DB. CRANG &@ CO, ING. REAL ESTATES AND INSURANCE idewalkh and strest drusn. and lay Migswaik. ‘Take Wash Pisce SG Grin car to a an RES | GOOD Avaatic City oF call Room Tent $29; free Toot howne, good wel “ ebicken house and “taoee on good handy to Interurban fsb Nn diztance ‘Sonerr MaLrpy 19-20-91 Alaska Building SEVERAL THOUBAND ACKiS GOOD HOMEBTEAD LAND OP YOR SETTLEMENT won af kinds of crops. without ® to @ bishels to ies Fsen LAND, only a few miles from raitroad and town. ming in every day bat come in at once uv en Pioneer | Bik N ACRES-3 ASSIST ON b> PARTE At lie VIENNA S&@ SHCOND AVENUE sof street car ne, price from $00 10 B® per tract i Kinney Block “FREE GOVERNMENT LAND. lenber lands, ranches "ofa set RIE RAS cirar Pr LACK.—My husband ia dead. on, terma of Sper month for block CITY water Lote, 1 op Take car on W D SALE OR also scroll maw ington street ‘lures $1.8) (« man at 50 and Weet SEATTLE. Jota, franting jumt qputh of the wiock from Rell “You NasTow Four txlt-foot this land will ody: mterd: ait female New fork oe sold at ance; fine for chick a 7] HW wHire, at Atlantic Cit “dim ‘Darlington Phone | ACRE PROPERTY FOR Sat. HT Huys three and one-half wer good land, three biocks from cardine, one block frum graded school, jen from one of the e Valley between Be all partially im- proved, Gea wew cottage of 4 lan room, frame barn 20x30—new fine well of water; mhers ly located. on corner of two county to schoo! and neighbora. @ and wagon. Qritim ot At Bidewalks and nivert Lota M6 wip ‘Take car on Washington street Call at 1 ith ave phone A 1@) Mra. W. F. Kraut ‘For Rent We. near Wathington fot! fl i 2, Ht modern; rent papaeed & to ms Denny 7; osm fiat with conveniences. view. Can be had for} Lie a * ROBRIT MALTY ie’ SeATTOR AKD 19-79-97 Alaska Buildin not far from eral choloe 16 re tracts: Hue each. WERTY FOR HAT goed land, Uhree biow one block from gra WINSHIP BROS _Room 30 Colman bide. with fir and cedar Umber t faces good © school and neighbors OBERT MALTBY. Bale—4-room house Georgetown. Add. KS. The & ‘CALHOUN, hel & EWING, te. Cheap—81.68; Sroom modern cottage. 55 per month. Address Alaska Bldg. Ind. 917-Phonre—Ex. Ht. Lam in Dowslas * and lots in miles from Alaska rom. the Mtee! Works $109 cavh, balance monthly ne Ballard 18 Wenatchee Valley. Wenatchee Valley t ireigated fruit h rree ts a Mein tiss ot as def Hotes For Sale at public auction: 2 bead of work horses. ranging in weight 1.0m to 108 pounds, 1 dum press wagon, take place on Wednomda: ¥ith, wt 2 p.m. M. J. Walker, Auctioneer Take car on Southeast Seattle cottage aWd outbul 1201 10th ave AT broom cottige ard new barn, th 4 acres of good land. a few min- tes walk from car ORRKT MAL N9-09-921 Alnska Rutiding. ON THE BEACH S100 to $250 Each nting on the wagon, 1 ex- 1 Western ings on leased ground ea | BUTS WHIT LRSEY HANVORD “4 alier bik Phone a “TP BALL. Lawyer, Moderate Fees Laws of Hushand — Wite. iment ‘ot Mal Cot tail has been on weeks and haw Apomrl".. : Wantea PIKE STREET FURNITURE Co. is Buena ae \ EE reliable business an Artist § Skew office i ¥ FURNITURE pees ab wee | 7 cash or will la’ goods. Main’ 2400. rae urniture. gg Pee Byear-old Jersey cow, . Phone North 44, or cull 414 = bathing beach diet places on the ploek from Ft been made and mi © pe ompective buy RSON, 321-33 of the prettion 3% years practice. 69 New York Bik. OU NBON, Attarne: tte "Bs cages oe tok ‘Notary R. station and wharf f Mudiaing. Beuttle ROSSMAN & ‘The tracts ar nite and wurfa San .veninge trem ing nd will show You around West & & Wheeler] fing location, er, 126 Sth ave. ROSEMAN & JOUNSOS injury’ cases a ape acitic block, Seattle. Philip Tworomer, #2 Orienta M. FOUTS Lawyer, water will t tracts and is Twili | $38 Ta Pacitie Bik Bik. Get fall particulars and make 6 Bailey, bide BAXTER & WILBON, @ Ne W. T. Boott, #1 Marion Dik. "LBOK and Academy— ‘A military #chool for young men a seminary for young iadies; | In the North: Leavenworth and see First avenue jiscellaneous, “cheap. #f 4 Local Representative Leavenworth, 1 Titles @ Specialty. walking distance and Counsellor at Law. Improvement Lumber Exchange Phone “Main, 4x Probate and Cor- poration Law. the beat located portea fioming pig ownership ‘open squab breeding. All fancy Kvergreen Pize m bat 01 nyside Ave. Sunnyside Bta- ‘Lak: ~j Phones Main 1196 and A 671 Bwedish Lat ment ma One-acre tracts o short walk to the el 4 furnished for housekeep- then, >| Der Dbl, $7.60, 7-room modern hot ¥ worth | $3.76; corn meal, 108, per ba jane and sewing machine you can get orchard will Get further particulars, tr PEMATE diseases of cegatully, treated. tn Ni Office “asic Unioa, alts ‘If you are | use show you this an it will months with interest at 7 ‘oim Alaska Bldg. 200 Colman Bidg. ka Bldg WHE VOU Vier. | $8: hominy, ‘large, per boi, $4, Bound, easily cleared; mber land open for BOONE RATIONAL” eens paid in, nm, Bani 2 nice level OAT BARGAIN Att “ROOM Hour ¢ claims will of good" tims of a Mtestme; tisfaction guar- m DOLAIY, 19-60 Ploneer Bik. 2-room WAbae AO; SD AoW Watson & Co, 423 Hes, nic i correspondents § pay Bales and wood for sale; Wrodiawn ‘Terrace, Reage ot Det $F, New York Blk. 14, 1905 THE MARKETS Jay morning's market opened pe the usual stron demand and goodly wupply of I ver produce Outside of butter, exes and cheene there was a generaf lowering, of prices. Now in the t time for putting up pickles, for nice “euken” are nell tng at 6 to tx a doxen and the |market In greatly @verstocked. The second shipment huckleberrien came in Monday mornit start ed off at 12 to Me Ca pen are worth $ to nd ure rapidly becoming more plentiful Jare strong, 60 to 90 cents, montly Oregon Crawfords, Only few |Yakiman have been shipped tn i plant ped to & cents and squash to 2 cents per pound, Gr stein apples are $1.00 to $1.60 per | box, and the cooking variety 60 to 76 cents, Celery, 60 to 65 cents b wtock tomatoes $1.00, Califor Kreen peppers, $2.00 sweet spuds, $4.25 a ek; ifor nla aw water grapes, $76, and poor; potatoes, 90 cents to $1.00 cabbage, 1% to 1% cents: string an wax beans, 4 to 6 cents; corn, $1 to $1.50 a mack; dry onions, 76 cents to $1 ranges, $4.50 to $6.00 lemons, 5 to $6; Washington yery butter 26 cents, Kastern 24 cents, Eastern tub 23 cents ranch eggs, 28 cents, Eastern 26 cents; Tillamook cheese, 12 to 13 cents, Rartern 14 to 15 cents; Li burger, 15 cents; cream brick, 16 cents; brick Bwins, 18 cents. Th first carload of Yakima watermel- ns © n Saturday, Vegetables. Beans, dry, per ewt. $3.25@2. sroall white $3.20@3.75; Jarge whites, $5@4.15; pink beans, $3.26; green beans G@6c; wax green | beans, 6@7c; wax beans, Ibo per Ib; beets, per mack, $1.00; parenipa, pee sack, $1.26; native carrots, per k, $1.60; lem $6.00@ 6.00; Caulitiower, per case, T60O$1; war- Ne, new, fe; mpinach, crate, 500; head lettuce, per donen, 164) 20c; parsley, per dozen, 2he: carrots, per box, $1.00; artichokes, per doz. 60c; na rhubarb, 1%@2c; summer paragus, 70c; green peas, 1c: green peppers, per Ib, 20c; phone peas, 1@ie; summer squash, Ib, Se; native turnips, doren, 20@b0c; flat Dutch cabbage, 1%c; native cabbage, 1%¢; Ce fornia green corn, per dozen, 5 native green corn, 60c@$1.50 per box; cucumbers, 40@50c; German cucumbers, per case, $1.76; nut- meme, per came, €2.00694.00; sweet corn, native, per ewt. $1.26; hot house tomatoes, per 10-ib. boxes. $2 Wenatchee tomatoes, case $2.50@3; potatoes, Vashon Rose, $25.00, Peer- lens, $26.00; Grant Chilles. $26.00; California, new, $26.00; Minnesota, old, $25.00, Fruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.50@1.60; dates cane, 96. apricote, per case, tb, 6% Geo; fign, %-Id bricks, $1. (ign, eeedienn, 10-Ib cartons, 6 @ite; grape fruit, seediews, $3.00 @4275, timer, 900 per hundred; new fancy oranges, box, $4.00@4.75; cran- berries, $19; Florida pineapples, $1@ $1.25, California peaches, crate, 60@ SSe, freestane peaches, crate, $1; California plums, case cantaloupes, box $1.50; $1@150 per box: $1.50; watermetons, $1.75@2.00 per dozen; California pears, per box $2.00-—2.50; white seediens grapes, per crate, $1.75; Logan, per crate, $3.00; mative peach plums, per e $Oc@ $1.00 ive apricots, per cane, 75@90c; crab apples, ber box. 7hc; Wenatchee apples, per care, $1.50; nutmeg melons, $3 « cate, green Krapes, Butter and Cneese Washington cheese, M@ ite; cream brick cheese, 14@16¢; Call- fornia cheese, 12%¢; Oregon cheese, Ibe; Bastern cheese, 14%: butter, native creamery, 24c; cooking, 16@ 20¢; Callfornia fresh creamery, 22; | ggsiors butter, 23; reson butter, 220 Strictly fresh ranch. per dozen, 28@2%e; Oregon » B2e, Buy Golden A, in sacks, $5.25; extra C, in sacks, $5.35; powdered, in bar- rels, $6.10; dry granulated, in sacka, $5.85; cube, in barrels, $6.25, beet suyar, $5.26; maple sugar, 10@12%e Lene Ke if paid within 16 daya Meats Cows, beef, 7c; steers, 7%c; mut- ton 7% @8e; pork, TH 7%%e; lamb, $e; spring lamb, $3@4; dressed veal, rk tec; lve rabbits, dozen, Hams, Bacon and Lard. Hams, 130; bacon, breakfast, le; lerd, White Star, White Rose, 4. ultry. Ducks, dressed, 17@18c; geeas, dressed, 16@16c; hens, 14@170; |epring chickens, 20¢ pound; turkeya, | fancy local dressed 20@2ie. Nuts. Brazil, per tb. 13@14e; cocoanuts, per dozen, 800; mute, Eng- |iish, 14@1be; pecans, —12@i3c Cascade | fiberts, 18¢; black walnuts, be; Jap peanuts, 6c; Virginia peanuts, umbo peanuts, 9c; almonds, “@ Ite. Fish, Oysters, Ete, Boles, 4c; black cod, #4c; Ing cod, | 4c; crabs, $1.00@1.50; clams, open ok ere $1.00; clams, per mack, 0@$1.75; oysters, Olympia, per K. $6.60; open bulk, per gallon 0; nalmon 10¢; salmon trout, 9c; skinned perch, Gc; shrimps, ¥@100; flounders, 3c; herring, 3c; black |17%e; amet, 6c; sturgeon, 8c; black bass, 10c; halibut, 34ce@itec. Patent, per bbl, $4.76; Crown, $5:10; Minnesota hard wheat, $7; | Pillsbury, $8; Pillsbury’s Best, $8 | standard Dakot mpic, $4.40; | | Blectric, $4.78; $4.75; Golden | Northwest, 36 rie Light, | | 87.26; Gold Medal, $6.75: Top Notch, $4.45; Centenninis, best, $1.75; Gold- | | drop, $4.25; Patent Excellent, Novelty A, $4 Lilly's best $4.76; Ivy, $4.75; Gladiator, £4.00; Noreom!, £1.00. Ceoreaes. Whole wheat, 10¢, per bale, $2.60; whole wheat flour, per bbl, $4.50 graham, bbi, $4.25: per bale, $2. bbl, $4; rye flour, per bbl, $5.00, buckwheat, per bal $2.10 per bbl, $3.75 ; white corn meal, 50s, $4; per bale, $220; rolled oats, | bbl, & C. Co, $5.7 wheat fakes, | box 75 Ibs, $2.20; farina, per bbi, $6.00; fart 10-Ib sacks, per bak welf-raising buckwheat, 36%, case, |$2.75; pearl barley, 26-Ib boxes, $4.60; peart barley, 100-Ib sacks, $4; Split peas, $4.50@35.00; popcorn, per lexee. $3.00; cracked wheat, per bale, Honey. » per Ib, TOS wes Cats, per (@, sa1qs2; ton, $194p$20; barley, rolled, per ton, @432; dairy « Dent chop $27@428; $28, #horts, per ton, $22, ole corn, ton $16.00; alfatta Washington, comprgnned, hoy, $10@ 14. Grain and Grase Seed. grann $16.00; 0; English rye gram . brome «rans, | meadow oat | #, $12@16; pusture mixture, |}owlands, $1 1003, ton, $22; ; bone meal, $22; granulated bones, 100s, per ton higher. Seed Grains. Washington, ley, hulllems, $2.06; rg fall $1 Oats Eldorado Vetches, sand or winter, spring or (aren $4 Oregon winter oats pop corn, per owt fleld peas $3.26; white reid pon 5 u furnished by Downing Hopkins & Go. (ine.), brokers, 304, 205 and 306 Alaska bulldi GLAIMS HUSBAND AND HIRED MAN PLOT TO ROB HER An Interesting domestic upheaval This man, Mra. Kidder says, has be- in Judge Gilliam’s dwart Kanex rape | Rock Island, 2 in being alred of three children by a former mar riage, and possessed of @ peat wid- ow's mite, less than two years ago married her present husband. The widow's mite, according the story of the plaintiff, was put into a milk farm, 4 with 6% cows and various sun- dries, The new husband was count- ed upon to labor diligently this farm, but was not says, called upon to put any capital into the purchase Things did not go smoothly, a hired man named Seth Morris, | Judge Gilliam Monday morning. De- whom Mra Kidder denounces as | scoundrel, appeared on the scene. stock- | knowled, Sleep, J. A, Moore is fighting for the and undisturbed siumber of his guests at the Washington ho- The fight ts being made Judge Gilliam, It is directed at shovel being operated on the Seo- ond avenue regrade by The steam shovel and its attendant train of dirt Mr. Moore says, the big steam has been keeping the Washington hotel guests awake ——————————————————————————————_— Hit Aug. 14. Wheat High, Low, ¢ Hept, 817-8, MOGK, BI I64 Dec, 881-2, 621-8, B2 5-8. May, #6 3-8 rn Hept, 681-4, 626-8 ‘ , 4G 1-4, 44 1-2, 14 G8 45, 4414, 44 8 Oats Sept, 261-8, Dec, 27 1-8, May, 291-4, 2 Pork Heptember, 14.30, 14.17 1-2, 14.27 1-2, Nov, 14.85, 14.22 1-2, 14.82 1-2 Liverpool wheat cloned 11-84 lower at 6x 7d for Beptember, and ber NEW YORK, Aug. 14, 1906, High. Low. Amal. Copper, 41 4 Am Sugar, 1441-2, 14 B. BR. T., 101-2, 69 3-4 Peoples Gas, 106 3-4, 10 Metropolitan, 129, 124 U, 8, Steel, Us 1-4, 96 1-4, U. B. &, pid, 105, 104 5-8, 104 6-8 Atchison, 905-8, 694-4, 90 1-2, B. & O., 117, 116 1-4, 117 Can, Pac, 1611-2, 159, 161, Kirle, 483-4, 489-8, 48 3-8 Bt, Paul, 186, 186, 185. L, & N,, 1611-4, 160, 150 Mo. Pac., 104 1-8, 102, 104 3-4. Penn, 2 4, 1443-4, 1461 Reading, 1101-2, 1093-4, 109 5-8, 3%, 336-6. Bo, Pac., 671-4, 66 3-% Un, Pac, 1341-4, 182 Sales to noon, 621 6e61-8d for De 1-4, 1337-8, 600 shares, come an accomplice of her hus- band, and the pair of them are Mrs, Etta Webb Kidder, mother! trying to oust her from her prop- jerty, thrusting her out without # penny and burdened not only with three children by ber former mar- riage, but with a baby in arms, is- sue of the marriage with Kidder. She claims that without her or consent Kidder solid the milk ranch, turning it over to the hired man, whom she makes @ upon | party defendant in ber petition for plaintiff a restraining order. She also sues for divorce on the ground of cruelty, Affidavits were submitted to cision was reserved until Monday afternoon, “Please Go Away and Let Me Is Wail of Mr. Moore through the otherwise stilly nights, and Seattle's energetic promoter does not propose to stand for the nocturnal disturbance any longer. On Saturday Mr. Moore secured © temporary injunction restraining the steam shovel from keeping t big bostelry’s guests awake, and the matter came up for hearifig Mon- day morning. It was set over until Monday afternoon by Judge Gil- Nam, and will be threshed out on its merits before bed time in the big house on the hill Monday night. POSTLESS IS A BOSS NEGRO KNEW JUST WHAT TO DO WHEN THE POLITICAL SITUATION WAS RIPE Settee eee eee ERE ee THOMAS E. POSTLES eee eee eee ee ee ee WILMINGTON, This city has a negro boss who is attracting attention Ho is Thomas T. He runs a second hand goods store Four years ago he fixed his eye on a seat in the city council and got it. Postles found the coun- and six democrats. was evident ele that the six white republicans | have to submit mands or see him go over Postles was an Thore was a deadlock Posties picked his market clerk, oil inspector and bail- iff, and with the assistance of ¢ elected them. city treasurer's clerk and selected another colored man the office of bailiff. This act has caused intense terness among tho republicans, the act of Posties may be the start- row that will f » tho election of two United California strained. per Ib. 74% @8o. States senators, tealbelpteaidilliiph Aleck HIGH-WATER MARK IN &® REALTY OFFERING. * Early Monday morning Cyrus & Walker refused the highest & price per front foot ever of- %& fered for Seattle realty. * F. F. Evans, a real estate & dealer in the New York black, & offered $528,000 for a 120-foot * lot on the southwest corner of & Second and Madison, opposite & the 12-story office building on & which work has already com- ba menced, Last week an offer of $4,166 * @ front foot was made for a lot ® at Second and Seneca, but this * last one of $4,400 eclipses all & previous records. * iehelaholohaialoialallotahed EINE HEISSE ZEIT IN DER ne ALTEN STADT. A big reception is planned for the coming of the German cruiser Falke, Captain Behnke, due here SQ ember 1. The Federated German s0- ciety has appointed a commit- tee to take charge of the re- ception, and plans have been made for a banquet to the of- ficers and a dance to be given the crew in Germania hall. The Falke is making a tour of American ports. eee * levee 5 Rate itn de tad etna te te te HOODS CANAL AND RETURN BY DAYLIGHT Steamer ~ Inland Flyer Daily at 8 a. m. FROM PIER 2 One and One-Half Hours at Union City Arriving at Seattle at 10 p. m. MEALS A LA CARTE,