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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-20
Fraternal Directory.


HARMONY LODGE No. 3,
|. y. .. r.,
Meets every Monday evening at 1880
In Harmony Hall, King street.
j. d. MCVElGH, n. G..
T.. Il. HENDRY, Secretary.
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited.
MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, X. Of P.
Meets every "Wednesday evening al
7:SO o'clock, Castle Hal, For: street
Visiting brothers cordially invited tt
attend.
lois A.E. MURPHY, X. R. s.
HONOLULU CHAPTER No. /
r. A. NJ,
Meets every third Thursday evening in
Masonic Temple. All visiting coInpan-
ions cordially invited.
A. +. GILFTLLAN, II. p.
J. d. TU"KEp :" '""'"ry.
HONOLULU COMMANDERY
No /, X. L.
Meets in Masonic Temple on the second
Thursday evening Of each month. All
HENRY Il. COOPER, r. c.
]. d. TUCKER, Recorder
OAHU LODGA NO, /, Is. OF <.
Meets every ThurcdAy evening at their
Castle Hall, 42Ak Fort street, at 7:3O.
Members OF Mystic Lodge No 2, and
visiting brothers, cordially invited.
G. l.. WARD. G. c.
L. Il. KILBEY,
1919 X. of Il. and S.
COURT LUNALILO No. $500,
A. o. f.,
Meets every first and third Friday, at
X. OF p. Hail. Fort street. A cordial
Invitation is extended to visiting broth
ers. Per order c. L.
W. FETTER,
1923 Secretary.
NUUANU CHAPTER ROSE
CROIX,
No. l, A.. & A. S.. r..
Meets the first Thursday in each month q,
at Masonic Temple. Sojourning and
visiting brothers cordially invited to at
tend all meetings.
W.. M. FRANK b. AUERBAC CHI.
ALLAN b. SCRIMGEOUR,S Secretary.
HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. q,
f. AND A. M.
Masonic Temple. N. E. corner Alakea and Hotel SITS
Stated meetings, first Monday each
month. Special meetings, when called
(will be noted in this space).
Members Lodge lie Progress, PACT fc
Lodge, and all sojourning brethren cor
daily invited.
In
K.R. G. WALLACE. Secretary.
KAMEuAMEuL. LODGE OF
PERFECTION,
No. l, A. & A.. S.. r..
Meets at Masonic Temple the fourth
Thursday in each month. Sojourning
and visiting brothers are cordially in
vited to attend all meetings.
". M. FRANK Il. AUERBACH.
CLARENCE l.. CRABBE. Secretary.
LODGE LIE pLOGRES DE
L'OCEANIE,
No. 1874, A. & 4. S. Rite.
Stated meetings OIL the last Monday OF
each month, in its hall, Masonic Temple
c. NJ. WHITE, w. NJ.
II G. CRABBE, Secretary.
GEO. W. DELONG POST No.
A., G.. A r.,
Department Of California and Nevada
meets at Harmony Hall, King street,
first Thursday evening Of every month.
Sojourning comrades are cordially In
vited to attend.
l., T.. IAPIERRE, p. G.
JAS. T. COPELAND, Adjt
HONOLULU SCOTTISH
THISTLE CLUB,
Love Block, Fort street, Reading room
open day and evening for reading and
social intercourse. Regular meetings
Friday, 1880 p. m. Wishing Scotsmen
especially welcome at all times.
GEO. l.. DALI, Chief.
ALEX. B. KENNEDY, Secretary.
THE WAVERLEY CLUB.
Organized 1897.
Waverley Block; entrance ON Bethe
street. Files oiEtaniard magazines and
periodicals; lending library; billiard
pool and card tables for free use Of mem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
NEW YoRK MARKETS.


SIx YORK yaes u-rhsxs cas- . suaaa nnm-
h~s u ssccks whose psssss vsw nAfasA sp .
EXISTED At iassr,ass aaras the a. fDs eassrfs
ssf~ e0ssspscness- sxs~sisiiy the R<sdinS tassss.
r. rss-@ srsap also ns.-a as.ssa .sl ss.s
ssns seseissss It stssngsA o. tas ssDssai aAs-
sss Aside fsasa isis demand tss nars~ sss
siEscss sAotls sss.ssss. AID 10 the AAad. u
ssasii eesrFss II s~sssssssaAi traAsfs TIE st-
ssass se@ss~xs - t6ess sc<ssts<s ~ nss serrs
eco. ia l.. s~..ssss s.ss. r.. .a,sss. ' r. he
easters wss PRETTY wei hsSs u uas attributes
: 'G =. s =. sr s = = :..s ana.
,sass, ass 10 tbs sssssnx ous u sessaa ss LshisA
sssass es .msasaess< esssses sn@s 81 rasss
.lsa as..aas- ssss :As .sss.a~as 4 psss.. ]. sAsa
vas saesazsesasattAi TIE a5sAz<~ u tAs F5nss
-. a s'' .s e., s s'a i. +. +, -. . ~: RS.
ussei sg asA 1sss sses fanes Il aheas pssnss
.sa ssa~~s .ssh . s~sn sst k.s Nsv TEA All
u pssas1 Sossssae s~snsrn axs ss~feFssd Ascs-
F~a y sv-r~1shsy 60 scea~ns II tAs i.Ass ssss
sses ls tie xssss Mareassssa ssaesd ESQ .
sszsss h~s sss.-A at ssAss eAssss nA~rs sas
msAsns ia tie x~nseni sssszasieA skAs fe1nA Az
sss~esaaa Ia ne sss~a t,.d.as ne anaerssns
ss~rssss stu sAs sssxn<tA n tsassssasi sss<ss
slr~s2y s<esss1sa Tss srsa@ncsmeas IN
asm va ssas y. -ssssas snss~ass 10 d.
trsssas. ass-as m&sss esss hesu feassrs n
ss.ss~assssss ssssrsst InAasnss = sh< .s~s y
s.zi ssas-ssssss sszssr~ss La ssfwrAas's shsp-
Ssssss. ~sss - tAnss ssss. srls n n. ~ess
.a-sas. .sS.sszs@ss ne ssza ~ a. : As.<
sss es<a n s<heg ssss saynx tAs v>~t aEf
..s.s S .... = 's.. ss . 1s;ts e. "a =
xes - s~rssszna ss@ ssess vsvs r~rnwta II
esAiss = s~ss as.ns revsraAss ~snsses~s sAAs
AZ .a<sa~ss 4 ~ a.s ~ sA~ sr.~ s@.> 4.
TIE hzysaAs ssx inaasxa sr-uss.. sa1 T. sas ss~rs
q Isf Csss<s4s snessAu AHaA kss8rS =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

Essa8EAMIs~ts sessss~ 1nns y. kAH Na~ MAG
MI 1ssstA~A. ~ ssnsxsyxsse. axsd y ssAss
MfTrHkll~-As sss<sesssws. Jsas u -. Ma q.
Nss~A~(i. ~ t~esnxasz- s4eA ~ y<syx iseeAs~A
sas : nxeiss = xmvsy sEa asx . sssat esAnx-
sAiA sfsszg fs 1rssts~
spPEn~-A AksasaA, 3sz~ ". - Mr. csrss.s
Ae~s ~ - - " Aosx. n snnnmu&tan. as.1
= YsarA
~ -, sAe safxaa sSaxAz5 a ~. 60 M r
= r19vs, sGsd asaaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

so0 0OoIO ~ IHW0&s
CHICAGO. 9uns M-WhsAt sAGsed dsrSdsd
xsanness q The saAyt. esptemhss opening q isoa
Ie1r
fssdem vsss estAeatU mud disappointed ~ The
pnf response a European msrhets 30 yesterdays
advance herr. Livespcaa. which Aowe1 mp veil II
tie eIsaiag there. rvpastsa ooly AAanl q sAsaNte
At - n Paris MAS up only &4n eep11meA TIE
suGgishnesa al THE foreign markets. stfsnGthensd the
ssrarson formed yesterday that ~ nuBeopal crop
damage reports we're perhaps somewhat e1AnDassted
inafsise nsws. - rule. wes Aaliy - bsoFaA -
the foreign
Selling . lasxe scale commenced ahos&ly aetef
the cg<ning. ssd with the exrsp&iqn a tsa1pusary
intervals kept up throughout the enttrs session
Many Of Yesterday big basers Anupsd their vAsas
honsdAsion. due y he hettes tone a elsnine tsee
hssh point a. ses day. The maseR< Man sN1 -
sans extremely seavy On persistent sssnl. asptem-
BE- aaaily ssettng down to dAe. u nIhsd = sSDr
at the elane.
Cam. a. whole. Was as~. has sAovsA so~s
SYMPATHETIC weakness with wheat espAsmhss caosed
b. lower
Oats we're quite scsi+e and arm far ssp4saser.
bat vAthsr weak fcr July. asptembsf eioard shsde
highsY
Provisions slow all day Lenss lot % 10
sume extent 90 the wheat weakness and lever hag
prices, selling being heavy enough 10 eauss some
rscession prices ~ the eicna Neptenbes pnsk was
sN7tc lover: September lard sc lower. and Sep
temAes ribs 3t4ar lnwes.
The leading futures ranged ~ follcws:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17


rvsv q usais m ~ ss.esnss:
- - - u fsessees FArsaesvs y hassnsss
49, - - sssns .heA ~. msAss sssra ~
~ = isra and .sess ) a+sass- srar~iss 5 ssassa
~ ~ seasvssy, nsesuHerd and real. vcaad nsA
ssaa :. = IN. saaas. a.a sss.asAs- ssa.s -
1eNes geuse~siU rsnsAnas psx<as u ia csas
ave So - s,s.s sss 'h ss.. ss'. "a
= - haYosaae b t~saW ssassss. ~ Ny =
is1ss aas. axs<s = .ssss !. ases,..- = =
inss.sA u si&va nee.aAs e sasss 4. ner
s.sss. .. s .s s sssss : -. ..,,. =:
.ss.a. -s.sa. IS. sss .s .s ,...s.as 70 =
ct s sr iron ls = N ~ ,s s'' s ,ss ssss s
s., - 80 .;sss y: -, :ss = IA - =.
So =. = - =: =. .. s....-s :: :.
.sssa az .scses $780, $500 - 800 -. sssr
scsks csuusssa q msashs aAes1 ulAA esnsasras 4
49, 49, s.ss.. - 80 = = sssss.s''s aas
,.ousA. prs-iarssa III as.~ssks he asnanN ana
z uss cpd sae ls7ess hsysss 4 aaiaAsd nssssss
49, - = -, - -, ..sE ~
Cs-...s "a ..,..sss..s = rs e sens ssssA
.ns..... ~. .ss.s@ - :, -. 49, sa.s.. -
.. a. q. .ss.sss =. ss,s.s.: ,s.s 800
n ..sE - 4. nsss. s-ss A...sss -
ousrh p~yu~nss !. ssnrn.d
SW.ss-s 49, N.Y.. .s~... 4. -.
~os.ssS - sssss.y, M: IN swsssn, ss,ss. -
S.r1 - - 49, .-1 ~ss.,sI SS~-S ~ -,
< sssR :ss S.ar .'ssy .s',... 49, 90. ,ss
S.,>sas ~ - = -s.ssss
sssI ~ - .s ~ eSSS sems @ssC
n s 49, - ~
ssssN ds.s.,is, sss .ssl iA s.sasssiss A.is. IS
sss,,shias aaesn q sas ssoss actually Asad M ~
WneIs MtcnA - ne eosssWneH sse@ e -
-. snsa ansenay .nsn 49, g - 1sAe. - -
a. :. 1890 s sssspsssss as g - IVA s:s
sisin tAaa ~ = osces.ni 49, 70 -
- eansnmsm Vita p!aeaeee edaastsas 70 senrs
~ sas - @cf = rasnd rs.ssee - sSpW0 g
neAsg 1890 caAhesa aed fmssn Hoapech.
, ,es e No. :. .... A ~ s.
has risen cents. hut uacA psudnce h shown. fcs
WsasssA sscsapss II Nm - busAsas i tv~ vps1p
against .na.a1 baeAsl. hast year. disersaM sAnss
sisSsa. ssai.ss IGk9 sssssis ha ysss. 4 ma
FAfurss m The ussk have heen ~ IL ths unised
State aeAtasa - MI yeos. and u Canada
aanfnff g inst year
n-~A>s..ess. vs~a>.a.p u.xa>-
1s1dhssesss nnAastsi fvsisv tenassos VII az:
weeks spscuIstiss movemens Manipuia,sou. As4-
, ssnss. e end 49, ,sslanS ed ,. sss ,ssas..9
{ae,,s.r@ - cssS.Isr.,s snS ~ ss.sste.s
sAsrs II the pn,els srrrSissjv, rsrhs4 centinres
a - s..N "a 49, sscs .ssss. -AssA hsse -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Omaha.
OMAHA. J1ne " Cattle itM; maj
kss srtsve ssraee Native hp<s sfrsss = tn8x -
western sa<<ss 1kss8. Texas sssss. q nzA r.
~nss ana hetf~rs q Hxs - esaaess q 6N3 %
ssAss &C. taMs .
Hass-Rersspes fm; market, .hsds Isv<r
HsssY, 0011Ess mined - 0Ns -. iAxts, a -
eds -. q la y: euss ~ sales g. sAas 81
AAesp-ee<s&pss i.sm: Esshes. ssrMs WEST
en- aussssa. - 1ess ". ssect sks<9. UAsls
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Jase "a Cattle vrye steady. scs-j
10 fAnry cattle sk~A &. esEAe~s~r grades, y -
- ssrdznS eassie q FzeS hssis. sxA A~ssaFs.
80 - sasasv tw eAases sssfers; Western assxs.
= ~ - xezaas. . nMs, calves q 3ef
Tssls - haus sas sAissy ses1se 81 an sarsy As-
essas a xssoas -. ssshs 81 fs~s ~ mirsA, 81 ~
An; rAss, q man. esSss. g. foA1A
shs~s~ Rsesspss vsfs a(As sssss q Asss
lsmss. Ssas 70: TnbssAAn soSed isaAs. 80 fss
yrs~<. ssssns lssas. ssaz ~ = 49, =
neoespss-Csitis. 80: Aap g.0s A-sr, syOt
q q e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

1ohbins ssoss.ion. yesterday vsss = ses,oSs:
Sugar. EIsur ana Co0ee.
ssssr aoae~ g IN ssl.. AZ; ...rs g 70 ss..
s: powdsssd. sss. dry rsansssed. aee' enss'
Tisas' sss-rsssns Ese.slsn.. ~; So.slsy. 4.
cw: sssf ohahes'i. so; California hsen0A ~:
corn corn , .:: y .s' - 3 e:r . IS -:
e esssSss 800 s:ss. - 3, ns IN - :scs:
farms, g pss . N, in Nd sssa.: farinas g
Per 10 he. IN 81 safls stssi eua oatmeal y y
rs Z r. mn Z ~, IN, '' ss. :s:.s s ss
In ian sachs. RE aoar. 8, pr - q. Y ~
per la =. IL aS so1s.: p.s1 s.ti:,. q. pss
lao rs. 10 .ssAs wheat aases. m hoses. M:
,si:s s - as =. p s. =. !. : ss corn I'll
yellow. ns psr bill. i - sAshs; corn .ssl.
s s,. p. a 81 I i ..ss. ssas ~sss
Il per sbi. n - ssria: 80 exs saans.i. ~
Per s !. p :sss. Tss. asa' - p ~ I;
Q: ass. = ~ 81. s.e .s,.sa ss..; % =
sos is s.s.. ' ~ e.ss. a1
cese.- Green Nosa. per =. nss.s; LAVA - 9.
e. s, So:sa !, siss sssss per - e s, -
e.sr.. per cws. ssS. N Gases. per s... sias:
Java. Ss t,n'. per z; q: .,eA' -. Ne' Adsn AssA..
is&1t. Laa. 10 sias: =. Sai1: -. ma
BATTER. Cheese. ESgs anA Psolssy.
Butter Ranch. Iastac; tsney daisI. n sssases.
lAEis: Washington sss1ReassA. isb AaA lib prints.
cs.s.s-N.ti,. w..Asas.~. iaessc, Eas,en. =
Esr. strictly fresh ranch. ssasn
cemh Honey-CsiifoEsts cuns nSa2r; dssiAAl.
.fm,l.ry Lave chickens. laeise; lii" sashss. -
nsss.
waiauss, per n. saes.. ns; Easss.n h.sk ssi-
rsss lar p~eaas. iANisc Albsrss. itr: almonds.
fancy eff .h<sl ise: alnsnds No .. use: peanuts.
r.. pine, tse; hiskosy. iee. eeeoanuts. Per dessn.
&c; Popcorn, tc pr ,.
Hay. Graia ssA Feed.
iaston s.woshs eA alfalfa. Hssss
Rarlsr Rolled -
Corr Whole. sxsH: CRACKED "a: fsed neal. pr
Ws.s,- Feed. 81: oil cab. neal, -: niada.as...
GlAn dairy shappsa feed sa
Meats, Provisions aaa Fish.
Fresh Msai.-ccw ssrt. " ref =; steer esef. e
,sAi large. y pes y; small. iac
rress.,en., Ham. lays isss snail. lie; break
Lard Hesn~-snsas. Per 3. fSri white Star. &c:
cssa Special. Sc: lard compound. tievrss. e..
fresh fI.a~ Halisas sss.se; ehlneea and .s.ss.
hsea salaaoa, Aase. salmon uosN, f1Ar; moantsAn
srens, sr; Founder ssts; soss.. r.; rvsA ed &C.:
sssse tom rpa Il. oysters. oismsss. g y per sars.
SIS pr ssllea. clans nD per sash. Dunssasas
Vegetables.
Puss.n~s~Ns~ pe4ats~~ Aza1c IL: s4a n<s.tass -
ase per tom beet, tlsi s pss saea' s..rsss. ~
- Ter sark szsstss.s, q per saea surniy. 81 ,
sg pr az e. s as. ssr.a.- n;s e, ..el:
sssc nes 70, srtishoa-s, sssssc Per aos eussmi<rs
Tssssi s~r ass: sssiss ari esi~ry, sarsav pr Aos
s.rssss,.. sass PER sss .om.,s.s - - s.s. ::
gs.en b~su*, srs wss o~sns. s. rhah.Fh Milo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

e 80. sn.Ss.A - y ssA.n nasa = -
seated a. scrsns ~Asas. s~ the as~s time s~ccrd.
eeoasns not sxcssaiae IN ys.sa saas a the winter
- a ss,' ~. I'M = "a. ,s.s .s.ass last ssn
rssafu<asU AsueuA Assv~ss. n savs~ssas 1850
have essn the rrsssss q Widespread aanas< e she
=. :. G as .... .Sss. sssss = +.
vassds cssps rransSns So @N@n 40 AseANe
ss s.s a ss.s : .s "a. ss. ssa ss ss'
- ss.aA. ass rssssr. l.w .Sa,.a We
scsvhAssaxeins rsrszss Il aeer~ssrs acze.ss ard
very ARA ccnaitseas m Ne uanafsstasss socss
80 snsuasssas = - a~.sA = n rssAs \ -
hsvahna Il the ars srsal in TIE SuM states fhe
s s:... -. '.. s.s, - ., ass,s |: = =.
Me- v~~sA~s hAs stimulated wsan esasass and
~.a~n tr faa deliveries. aU rvst~a ia sasrrs
ss~aesA il fa<s, is siAas tie nsaai sers y ieokrd
fw h ssassaaha~ nsAanaaes taaasn<~e Ats Is.
.ss . ..s Y .sss s !: .s ss .s :. s
sssr rreanctss1 and raasamsssea limited sssis BY
the sss..alns q sarri.s~ Ad.s.sss ais1s ne hue
advance in The psse Il rails are made. hesed assa
- s.ss tAss - s.~ssssss a. ,sss sss nss. As,s
vsnesa sAsrv : ssln ssas sspess sassass and
tsAsms rsssvssa has hssa sas 50 soaslasassi .s-
raans hx As<rscsa c.As irss ess sAlsnsss e,
sAe.s q ysss age Iass ah&ss.aed css misse
ara being HHHssnsd sRA sAspneasx u Alabama sssss
and Tsxas pi9 pAttxAsss disproscs the truth
- ~ ~ prosssA that thsss d aittls pssea u cAf-
Iyspa euats 70 Newcastle
Wkesa isra~1saa As~r sAiyuassss fos sAe -
asgpsgste 4.Asu hueAsis- axAtust Su& lsse
ueek, AyAM hushsas Ia the eoessaxssadn( No.
a -. 1ses sls AssAe,s IN ~ 2sx.i7 baaAs,a y
- and - - hsashsaa tn ~
unea 1uay sAis ssnnnn. the sxpasts - vAsae
sxsrcsated :ns % hsssAeh against sAE2Sc essA-
els iesf year.
R.sises failures nuaher 10 against IL iAss v>~k,
80 10 this .esA year asu. - In iSk, - In lsss
a1a ~ u ~
sAnsassn sailurss na,na~t = asatass u last vesh
and ID this vecA year 49,. y IA lsx. > In -
and - II -
- .
atlves fos Uspovt.
NEW YORK. June M--TAs steamship CAapeHla.
sss11ao - nas~gs snmcsssw. WI tass oat iG.eo
T%%
Ceaatstoa ~ the TveasNsy.
WARRINGTON. lsne Nj us1Ay's statement q
tAa eap<ailtnn a ths tFvssnxy shoes.
Available cash hAlanee. ~ SesW
6o3d rcAffse 09s0&<1o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

GA TIE Prs-saee ExThAbss to-day the batter mar
kxt sas Hfrs creamery. S*a lss sis.r1, IAs ~,
sA~~>e-Fssm. T4ssst<
kyss-ExFssy steadys isSal1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

aeNtAl nkspsA<A y Ne rsstslntsillss0csr.
NOoCtAM. Dane M-Lamhes shlpmenta feum
0says harssor dayiAw NAY ~ snsievs.
rfem HosatAsa. : csVrep. s.Mao fsss: ftcQ
Aheriern, 4 easecss Ao6en1; fsum Cesaepeais.
carrnsa sak6A; total, Aan1san fSst
ehirpsA essA wgaAvA AAseas dsstas MAJ.
eAsgces. lektm fssl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-17

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
As10aAgY1-A3.x.Aw
xnED 9. PETERsoA. assar.sy a.
1s~ Ess.si IL s.i asesasa'ss- SssssA
EP:E cAnao!.Is Ievys.. pesens at.orss5.
y -. nn1.sssaty- u seattle Nastou-
CMAH11g n ENpa. ssfofney aad coun-
VI g g ~ ~ sss~ ssssst Hsssa 1ss-
CUEkIK. rEnRy : 0uERIN. IAryms.
- ss91lne. 'phsas. Main n
ss ~. s.1d' s.s,. .ss s.;'s1|.. $ =.
STRIVE. ALLEN, HUGHES 8 Ms.
Aicksn. Bailey buiiAtnG.
PIPE gIax gIPER a1i~psys.ala-.
yKAxK p. IkgERsoI.I. seattle Ma
uaAai Bank bustdine.
nHLPH sINoN. . sea1sls Nasloaal sass
y. .. LAMBuTH. ssssris Ma.lonal Bank
building.
=. v. DAvIs-isD-iu wsshinsson suiIAias-
REEFS =. DANIELS. - NOV rsrk NOOK
ono. =. Ausr. - New Yort basiasas.
MILO A. ROOT. ie-A Roxwen building
AnCuITEcSs.
sAUNpERs : LAwToN. ssshiteets. n
New York block
McMANus = RoBERrsoN. ~ New
Z. W. HouGHToN--4is-<i7c Collins BLOCK.
AssAyER AND CmEMlST.
JOHNSON : NEWTON. n Pr building
CnInOPODlsTD.
HANNA, the only graduate chlropodist on
the Pacific coast tndoreeA By physicians.
Parioss. - Burke building four years
located In eeatfle1
NEW cHIRoPoDIsT PARLORs just
opened At the Elk Turkish Baths. corner
Second and James.
Dentists.
q. w. BRA0DoN. u. d. g., Mutual Life
enilding Phone. Black III Grown and
ALRIN = sAITH-Teiephone Blue IN.
DIR BCRKHART. s0a Mutual Life builA.
ing.
& in :, HOLMES D. p = Gilman build
DIR. I.EssEY as Mutual Life building.
EDUCATIONAL.
PUBLIC ana parorhiai school pupils.
oss.rsnx darsns vacssioa' send for COLI s.
lsge journal WILSON'S Modern business
College
EDtrCATfoNAI~-For sale. cheap. one
years tuition In Wilson's Business Col
Iege. Seattle. Address J. c. Brady.
Rashdrum. tdAho-
IS per month IL all IL costa At Ieo's. Sec
ofsh and Union. all suhjects.
PRIVATE SCHOOL Airs Laurence
Oronlund. Holyoks block.
IL
iese seattle.
MUSICAL.
NINE ARAMENTI. the celebrated singer
ard vocal teacher OF New York voices
Examined from IL TO l daily; residence
RaInier-Grand hotel Studio. e Hincklcy
! block. Seattle.
ocuLIsrs AND ArRlsTs.
-s--~s~~s-~~-~,s---- -. 80.
physscian for diseases Of the throat; re.
Scxed 20 rconfs s1e-19. Bailey building
corner second and CHERRY streets.
on srIr.faoN. eye. ear, nose and throat:
removed 70 No Hinckiey.
DIR. slMoNroN. ocunst. aursss. 81 Hinek-
OPTICIANS.
Miss wIIZlNSKI op;ieian. IL. Cherry;
consultation free
rMYsiCsANs AND SURGEONS.
m u MASON --srRoERY AND DIS
r's,,S.ns rssiserc. ists Fourth avenue
orice phone Ped 81. residence. Ron I'll
mn Ff.riscHEH Speciality surgery,
s~nito-urinary. nervous and female dis
| sasss Washington eseck. First avenue.
4
m VAN pYkE~~mseases ~ wonen:
syntfo-urinary. chrortc, nervous. blood
and shsn diseases Washington building.
| DR MoSoD-~osA removed Ia Seattle
Maternity Hospital Asa First avenue
] DIR SARAH KENDALL. He1yose black
/ Telephons Green III
/ pw ARTHUR rE VOC. seis Second av-
/ srue Telephone
| DR. CALHOUN stasr-Boea block. Tsle-
phone Main 81
| DIR ANNIE RUSSELL. 81 Hinskies beck
| ALASKA M0nD|kE WANTS.
ALASKA TENTS AND TAAPAlLlNS.
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WARRINGTON. lsne ~ Tu<iAy's statement q
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01
HON. ROBERT K. SLOAN.

Robert X. sloan. tho Independent
Democratic candidate for Alderman of
the sixth Ward, Is one of tho very best
men at present aspiring to II position In
the city Council. Born nt Kingston.
Ont. In 1860. Mr.. Sloan has been res
ilent of this city for seventeen years.
during all of which time he has lived In
the Third Precinct of the Sixth Ward.
lie was for fourteen and u half years In
the employment of the Chicago City
Railway Company. From the position
OF conductor and driver he rose to br
foreman of the Archer avenue division.
which post he held for three years.
when he resigned to become II member
of the now well-knOwn undertaking
ana livery firm of sloan Il Cornish, 2S:2!3
Archer avenue. During his connection
with the city Railway Company Mr..
Sloan was always energetic for the
cause of union labor, being nm enthusl-
astic member of the employees branch
OF the Knights Of Labor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

has acquired his present high standing
AT the Chicago bar by his force of char
actcr and those qualities which in any
sphere of life command success.
II Is n worthy tribute to Mr.. Tyans
popularity and ability that without
solicitation on his part. or being in any
sense Il candidate. he has been chosen
as his party's standard bearer for City
Attorney.
A resident of Chicago since 1850. and
for years the credit man and financial
representative Of the well-known music
house of Lyon Il 1Iealy. he gave up u
lucrative position to fulfill his long
cherished ambition of devOting his tai
cnts and energies TO the pursuit of the
law.
His success I'm his profession has been
brilliant and enduring. lie Is the legal
adviser for many of the largest inter-
csts in this city, particularly among the
music. cOOperagc. electric and tanning
industries.
For years a leading member and off,
Ger In many fratcrnnl and benevolent
societies. among them being the Royal
Arcanum. Royal League. Knights Of
Columbus and other kindred societies.
where his advice and experience have
always been ut the command of the
members in furthcring the interests of
these organizations. He was attorney
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

while Altgeld was Governor, made 1t
absolutely impossible that he could
ever be Mayor or anything else again.
That's what made him sore.
And on that account he tried to beat
Harrison.
But he has failed.
Harrison will get more votes than
Altgcld AMI Zina put together.
40
Like James j. Gray. of the North
Side, Hon. Andrew j. Ryan, the Dem
ocratlc candidate for City Attorney, Is
one of the most popular young Demo
Gratis In Chicago. No one has other
than kind words for Mr.. Ryan, ana GER
tainly no one disputes his ability To I'LL
the office of City Attorney IL elected In
this responsible position the 4th of next
April. The career of Andrew j. Ryan,
nominated for City Attorney in the
Democratic city convention, is one
which young men may we'll emulate,
He is essentially n self-made man, who
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

Mr.. sloan IL u man of broad AMI ILL.,
cr,ll views. with no faint Of scctnrinn.
ism or narrOwiless about him. lie II
receiving the concentrated support Of
the business men Of the ward. nnl the
younger element also II rnllylng to his
side.
The people of the ward are deter.
mined to have IN Alderman from the
west and north section of the ward. all
other candidates, except Mr.. Sloan be-
ing residents Of the southern end of the
ward. This win cut strongly IN Mr..
SlOan's favor In the contest.
Mr.. SlOan's business standing and
personal characteristics are 40 excel
lent that the voters Of the ward will
cast their SURFACES for him, without ~.
gard 10 party utilization.
Clean. honest, vigorous ana entcrpris.
Ing, Mr.. Sloan II In every way worthy
OF the support of all self-respccting,
philosophical voters, and his election
would be u triumph for the cause of lc.
cent politics In the ward.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

The Menoken Club, an organization
composed almost entirely OF Repub-
licans Of the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

for the West Town Board In 1904. and
IL now director of the Chicago Public
Library. He resides ut 1914 Jackson
boulevard. and 1t IL confidently pre-
dicted by his many friends In all quar-.
tiers Of the city that the returns on
election day will prove his popularity.