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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-13
Is NOT
IN GOOD HEALTH

WASHINGTON. u. G. June IL
Vice President Hobart has gone 10
Long Branch, where he viii sp~nd
the summer trying 10 recover his
hsaith and strength. He has had
a very severe siege. ami for several
weeks his recovery was doubtful. A
few days after congress adjourned
he fell victim to the prevailing ept-
denle. Ia gripp~. and provoked a re-
LAPSE By going cut before he was
thoroughly well. The firas attack
waA pretty bad. but tbs second was
worse. ard he has been more than
two months trying 20 recover fren
q. He Il - far hlmr--it that he
can drive cut. but has scarcely
strength enough 10 walk across an
ordinary room. and IN. clrcaRe has
left his heart very weak-@p weak as
10 ceca2lan great alarm among his
friends II Il believed. however.
quiet summer In the invlgoFaslns mir
Of I>enE Branch viii pun him around
All right again.
President Mckinley has watched
the alow recovery % bis eoileaEus
with great anxiety. has visited him
once and sometimes twice every day
and since the weather bscasnc warm
has taken hlrn as a companion on hts
Afternoon drives. Tho president In
tends 70 visit the Hobarss al Long
Hraneh some time during the sum
resr
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A TRICK OF
TWO SHARPERS

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June n just
brforr einrinK time Monday some
body. - far unknown. called np I'd
mnnd ftapp. assistant cashier ~ the
German Insurance bank and Naid
"Thin j. Edmunas. cl'iEeus' IA
ti8nAl can yoa ief ue have 5000 IN
eursanc9f Fee II you have u IN Ice.
zDs ami t1a
Banks frequently need money for
counter business when a rush i 90.
and <eni cashiers check ~ mess.
enEer 10 Sir. Bapp said he would
accommodate.
Shortly after two wsli-dressed men
appeared at The bank with cheek
for $500. signed William Edmunaa.
Cashier. citlsens' National Rank"
The money was counted out 70 the
young men. who were pFofuHs IN
their thanks Tho check reached the
clearing HOUSE. ~ e'cinrk today aud
waa promptly declared a forgery.
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@-@=-a-a==aasaass-=7-a
SPANISH GUNS
FOR THE STATES

WASHINGTON. u. G. June IA
Tho war department has solved the
question az to the disposition OF the
artillery captured from Spain IN Gu
ba and Porto Rico. by turning the
whole matter over tn the governors
Of the states Very many applications
have been received" the depart
ment for the gift or loan OF these
guns and the pressure has been re-
newcd since the navy department
has made known the fact that all "
its guns had been disposed Of. The
law under which these guns can be
distributed provides that they may
go only to the Soldiers Monument
associations. GRIND Army posts ana
municipal corporations. one gun is
20 be allotted TO each state and the
governor IL asked to decide what dis
position shall be made of the gun for
his state.
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A COAL TRUST
BEING FORMED

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June IA trust.
20 control the entire coal output Of
Missouri and Kansas. the two heavi-
est producers in the West. has Just
been formed. Its leading spirit n
Byron =. Hobart. president Of the
Kansas 4 Texas Coal company.
The combine or trust 80 far incud-
- the Kansas 4 Texas. the Western
Anthracite and the Bolen Coal COM
panies and tho Central Coal and
Coke companies. formerly the Keith
q Perry csmgAny. The B0Ien and the
Central are Kansas CITY companies.
the Western ard the Kansas s. Tex
as have headquarters here. The
trust has a capital Of fi0.000.099 one
half In preferred stock.
The four companies mentioned are
the big ones IN the field ia the two
states named and have practically
the control Of the market In both
Kansas City and st. Louis they have
had agreements that practically
amounted TO trusts for years. The
elimination OF their working in hhr-
mony II this actual combining Of in
terests.
There r. one hitch to the success
OF the scheme and that 81 the rail-
road mining interests. n the roads.
particularly the Santa Re, does not
enter the combine or keep hands on,
4he scheme will not last II IL likely.
however. that the railroads have al
ready been brought into limo as some
Of the railroads mentioned, parti-
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CONVERTED To
SPIRITUALISM

NEW YORK. June ia-what viii
undoubtedly create a sensation in
Columbia university circiss was tho
pubic statement ut the Cambridge
conference In IsuEtun yesterday By
Prof James ~. Hislap. I'm. -. Col
umbtn university. and president Of
the American branch Of the SoCicty
OF PnychlrAi Research. o. his belief
in Spirituailsm.
In an address al tho residence q
Mrs. ole bun. Cambridge. be dstaii-
ct the results u thirteen sittinEs he
has had with Mrs. Piper. a Boston
medium. and declared that he had
received many written messages
from the spirit NJ his father. ~ to
the Identity u his father with the
manifestation he said there could be
not thr slightest doubt.
In his Investigation. he says. he
has limited all possibility OF fraud.
haliueination. suggestion and tele-
patty. thus leaving splrttland as the
only source Of the messages.
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RUINED BY
THE TRUSTS

t4oUtSvff.I.E. Ky. June lathe
suit % ". u. Tate for siss. 900 dam.
ages against the nrumtneud fohac-
GO company. the Wilson 4 Mecaiia
Tobacco company. IAEEett X Myers
the 4. J. Surg company and Harry
Messenger Is on trial, Tate claims
that la February. 1897. hc had a TO.
eacco business here worth 500. GO
and yielding him $4,000 annually.
but that the defendants combined 70
boycott him and refused 20 do husl.
ness with him because he reIected
fse he<sheasiA Of tobacco, They thus
ruined his business. The suit bears
on the right 0f Arms 10 boycott and
The antI.comhlne law.
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ALL SORTS. !"

Paris sends cTsoooo worth Of toys
10 England every year.
There are :. Eold mining companies
in the TransvaaI republic.
London enjoys a greater AREA Of
open Spares than any ether capital
in the world.
The Duchess Of Bedford = a grra;
cat fancier. she owns the fn~st 81
arnsse cats In the world.
The city Of Mexico Is now lighted
by coo arc lights. meet Of which are
Of sooo candle power
A farmer OF Aureiian Springs. y.
G.. a few days ago plawed NJ an iron
pot Allied with old gold celns.
Cannon Farrar knows the Gospels
hy heart aud can rrcite them from
the mrs, verSe Of Matthew to the las,
% John.
CONGRESSMAN Rsyburn. Of pbiiadsi-
phia. has a collection % American
Tags which includes over 200 spcci-
mems Of all types.
Andrew Jackson has been nomin-
atei by the Democrats for sheriff
Of Lancaster couunty. lie win get
tho backwoods vote soild.
The Buddhis,s - burma have sub
serlbed and paid $4,000 for the ma
teriaia and fashionlnR Of a golden
canket. In which their most sacred
relic. a tooth OF Buddha. is 20 re-
pose.
While the population OF France has
increased only 10 per cent. in the
last 20 years. the number - state
officials. according to VI. Turquan.
shows an increase of i2i per cent
Joel Chandler Harris. Of ''tfncle
Remua" fame. does all his work at
his home outside Of Atlanta. lie
walks into the Constitution office ev-
day. carrying his copy with him.
Eight hundred japanese workmen
are now employed In track work on
railways in Washington and Ore
gon. and they are said to give bot
ter and more constant service than
white labor.
DIR. George r. Poole. director OF the
New York Y. 81. c. A.. declares that
an interest in athletieg Is one ~ the
best things 10 inculeate In man
when fighting his vicious tendencies.
seventy-seven carloads OF agricui-
tural implements are now on their
way from the United States 20 the
Argentine Republic for the new har-
vest. Most Of them are harvesters
and thresbing machines.
Secretary Long II considered one
Of the easiest men for reporters 10
Interview. lie is rarely miaquoted.
for ne writes what he wants printed.
and insists that nothing else shalt
appear over his name.
A vineyard on the Moselle which
contained only one acre OF ground
recently sold for 100000. which In
the highest price ever paid for vine
land In the Moselle territory or prob
ably In the whole Rhine district.
Somebody once asked Queen Vic
torla'a late physician. DR., Jenncr, II
anxiety ever caused him TO lose sleep.
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Snoring Causes Divorce

NEW YORK. June "a That q
hridc's love has Ia Limitations IL evil
dent In the proceedings Tor divorce
begun hy Airs Jennie F'euer based
on the allegations that he snoree aud
grits his teeth IN his sleep. The ean-
pie were married In February last,
and Mrs, feuer says she loved her
husband devotedly then Very soon
u Was noticed that the bride wore a
haggard heck, which ahc ascribcd 20
Insomnia Finally. she says. she
could stand her husbands snoring no
iongrr. 50 she has applied fof legal
90 paratlnn.
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why should IT, 10. do my best
Who can do mnre7 Why should ince
sleepf
A German railroad now building in
Eastern Africa. where the climate
~ most dangerous 10 white men. RE-
Gently offered Positions 60 civil en-
RincCrn az titsh per annum. STALLION
masters $1,000 and locomotive drivers
$500
England IL rejoicing Ia the pros
poet 81 ffeHh apples oil the year
round, az shipments are beginning Go
arrive from the Cape 81 Good Hope.
These reach England Just when the
Northern Hemisphere apples become
poar. and are superior TO those pre-
served Ia cold storage.
Recent researches with the aid 81
itoentgen rays on the movements IT
the stomach af eat during the al
Festion ~ o meal. showed ia the
most striking manner that any slight
Voxatlon Of the animal stopped with
surprising pramptnees and invurl-
aility gastric cnntraotiona and move
mouts Of every sort
A correspondent OF one Of tho New
York papuraHfaies that after having
moved several timea within the past
two years In quest ~ apartments Ira
which be might rest undisturbcd az
night. be- az last found an orderly
nclghharhood. He had been iust one
month Ia she peaceful abode when
the basement Of the house next door
was rented NJ a bowling aiiey and
the top finur a. a dancing academy.
Seine one In Hostan the other day
started the story that there WAS a
premium ~ ten cents on the new
one dollar silver cnrtideate. series A.
ana that for some unknown reason
she government had called ln the en-
time issue. Az result eredniaus
peoplh gathered ati the new onc doll
lar bills they could get and 20 rapid
~ dlt The circulation af the issue de-
crease that the officials II the sub
treasury felt called upon 90 announce
not only that the premium stpfy aaa
untrue but thnt the government had
no Intention ~ Withdrawing the esr-
fineatca
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Faith cur.st Punished.

NEW YoRK. June iz.-Mrs. Marie
Mueller. the faith c1Fst. Manhattan.
was found guilty. uf causing little
Dora krana 60 ionH ore 10 her legs.
Ia the court Of special sessions IN
Hruekiyn. and was sentenced - TIA
senitrnttarY for Ave months tnder
ars afuHlisr'a treatment ganErrmr
set in and the chiias foot dropped
OF
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NEW YORK. juno ia.-Abnnt 700
Italian iahorers IN the employ ~
the East Jersey Water company. IN
the neighhnfhood OF Paterson. y. J..
struck today Armed with knives
aud clubs they marched TO Little
Fails, where 800 more Italians were
at work. Fearing violence the boss
suape nded operations.
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THIRD ATTEMPT
Is SUCCESSFUL

EPHINGFiELD. Mo, June III.
BomEarduer determined 10 die. He
tried poison. pistol and rope. First
ne drank iaudanum. Then he fired
a bullet into his abdomen. Still ling
ering. he hanged himself with
clothes line IN the summer kitchen "
his farm house near Bols dare. His
dead body was found there at this
morning, Bomgardner lived on a
farm. one Of the finest In the state.
lie mortgaRed " to make improve
ments. lie left a note explaining
that financial troubles caused the
act. lie nsplred 10 become the richest
farmer IN Missouri. a iaudanum bot
tie and a pistol were found at his
feet. He leaves a w1fo ana three
children.
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nos

HyrfF Thing IL going without limit 81 re-
ffffc b. the hifhHHi bidder rrgHfllsaH II
price. eaft ~ VHIuo, as SIC must mako foOm
los a largo. new sigk that Is on ibc road.
a large line ~ aftfhrs fiaHnndH chains
nat nhd huiiOWwrfe 90 select from. fiua
Nfffheh Including linHards. rsTHnandH
Riverside. freseFut street. y q taylor O.
y Wheeler. = IS Bartlett nnd Duber. etc
tou Re sure and attend this faie. ~ every
ihluf lf going % fhe highest bidde with
OUT limit ~ reserve. # elegant presents
nj f0n nHaF after ehrh falr. iFnfY thiua u
guaranteed ~ fspfesrn ted, - be- Hrfe ana
attend sales daily ne nHa 81 D. ~. o. W.
taffuafk 60. if1 second afeuue
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Killed With a Spade.

PEORIA. H.. June ia.--Durlng a
quarrel over ditch Harry Thurman
struck Alexander Hammond with
spade. killing him almost instantly.
Thurman - held 10 the grand Jury
for murder. without bond. +. r. T..
Emery. VINO witnessed the affair. II
held as an accessory. The principals
In the tragedy are both farm hands
and work on adjoining farms near
London Mills.
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oulariy the Central handle tho coal
Tor the railroad companies The
teHtrai controls the Kansas city.
Fort Scott q Memphis minea. the
bolen. the Missouri Pacific mines
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


Seattle Clothes Pressing Co. keep youf
clothes in shape Tor 81 20 per month dreinx.
cleaning. repairing lIus 81 sv Tai Baa LIZA
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> A, KELLOGG, - Bailey Building
kCoTT a AeNENY, ass-T Bsiiey building.
CHARLES n. ESOs. iif James street
MILO A. ROOT. fe-i4 EoxWcli building.
=. r. CARROLL. lawyer, pros tor In Al
mifalty ana solicitor Of patcnis.. No. ais
seattle National Bank Building
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sc Hanson before purchasing a sewing
machine. A few good secondhand ma
chimes Tor sale reasonable. 2l8 Columbia
street, opposite fostoflce.
Wanted 10 Buy old reld aud silver IL
hensel aanfr. leweier. = Hinekley block,
Everything i geang wiiaout limit or re-
serve TO the big hest bidder. regardless II
rice, cost OF value. a. We must make room
Tor large, new stock that IL on the rosd.
A large line Of watches, diamonds. chains.
dnf and holloNwnfe To select from. Pine
watches. including How sFds. Rsymonds.
Riverside. trUsrEuf street. b. q HsFiof. @.
y. Wheeler, r = bartlett and Duber etc.
Noe ba sure AMI attend this sais. as every
thinE n going to the highest bidder with
cut limit OF reserve. j. elegant presents
given away after each sale. Everything j.
guaranteed as rrprcsentei. 80 be sure and
attcnd sales daily 81 and : ~ y. IN. @. W.
farmaek A Co., illa second avenue.
Waite j. King 81 al ewing machines
sold by y. y. NaFis. lfta Second ave; pioneer
dealer In sewing machines and sewing
machine supplies Telephone hnn cal.
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JUNK.


Tho seattle junk co. pays lowest prices
but square business All kinds Of waste
paper bought and old newspapers sold. Ma
les Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No, his.
Alaska Junk Co. pays highest prices:
prompt returns. No. iii Western avenue
Telephone Pike lia
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AucrroNnERs.

J. Zemansky, general aueiioneer. sales
made IN rny part nf the city OF state; real
estate, live stock. express Gales, freight
sales. bank rupt stock OF merchandise-sll
goods In general ISIS Third avenue
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Tor Haainas, chances Of al kinds
see NEi=os HhCruERsoS 4 co.
Money making restaurant. in good
loealItyi los Fsufi will sell eheap
arconnt other business, which lakes
all owners time. II viii pay you 70
look this 49, - once.
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tut IL MI II hNEHfI|b hVVHs
HOTEL BRONSON. a5 FlTt avenue
Good elevator. rooms single Or en- suite:
low rates. Dell Crane, Manager.
II you wish room OF anticipate change
Try the Rochester Hotel. Pike and second:
good room 81 per week nicely furnished
outside rooms - 20 81; transcienis 2ic and
ts; free baths. electric lights.
HOTEL YORK. first Avenue and Pike;
arst-class rooms ana board ~ - per week.
HOTkL COLBY. cor. Thirt aud Cherry.
arst-elass room and board. 8 week and up
GLkNWOOb HOUSE. 10 south fiftA-
single rooms 81, $50 aud s. per week.
TiiE VICTORIA. 1919 Iirst ave; elegsnt
furnished rooms, - Hnh - week; suites
with bath. etc. o 6 stark, proprietor.
HoTELsANoN Pleasant rooms; Gas nrst
MARION HOtSk Furnished rooms. rates
reasonable. G, Tevsndcr. loi Marion. cor, LIST
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AA and tmatllla leave
SEATTLE
ii.ia n. m Via Port Townrsnd anu
Victoria. June Q. s. 2. ls %. ~ Jnit
3. =. ~. ~. -. -. August 2, snl ek'ff
nfth day thereafter.
Leave SAN FRANCISCO For
Seattle 10 a. M. Via Victoria and ~.
ToWnaend, June 2. 10. -. 20 %. ~.
July G. 30. -. "a. .. 70. August :. and
every nth day thereafter.
FOR Alas x q
Leave H.attie pnl
Cottage city. May 10. 20. July IL,
~. city " Topeka. June 0. q, july D.
q. Onzsba. June 49,. AK, June 4.
July Z. 10. August 3. and every hf'h
day thereafter.
For further Information. obtain
folder.
The company rererYea the right
80 change. without previous notice.
Steamers. sailing date aud hours u
sailing.
=. =. TROwBRIDGE.
Puget 80 supt. ocean ok. Seattle.
Up town ticket office. Gis FIRST av.,
Seattle. Gaodnii Perkins q Co, Gen.
Agents. San Francisco.
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Pratt's Orchard Addition Is all in
large bearing fruit trees. lots are
offered on special terms to those who
want homes. by Holmes & Robinson,
Ii2 Columbia street.
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uAI.lgUIts.



Linsny's home-mn bread, cakes and
pastry bust in The city, laos Third Ave.
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The Paciao Tailoring Co. best SIS. sts
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pANcINu ACADEMY.

ss-7a7s7e-ssr
James Boutwell, Mortgage Loans. Fire In
surHnce 4 surety Bonds. = Boston Biz Tel
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SIGNS AND Housr NUMBERS.
SEWING MACHINES

Rubber Typ. slufuiuum snd enamel
icffnfR Tor siFns and house plumbers. Chez
Hcston. 40 Iesief War. Phone Black l3il
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wAsTnp-eL ornINa.

New Home Swing Aaehines Best and
cheapest machine made sold on easy pay
msnts. Ofhce next door 20 foEsafics.
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Nothing betfe iof Aiaska. timber. rouhfry
or hard WORK cavalry Tfousars douhls
ureferHf, 40; dyed blHek. NNA ten.
Niies' storm ami cold weafhor mood ceats
$40. Army black wool hats. -. Rubber
BLANKETS, 80 Navy unde Fkhiris aud drawers
II 90 eseh. Hlsuteis tiop and up. Govern
meat tents, 30. fa. otesshlrts. t&ol
Kirk. i2i7 FIRST Avenue
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MILLINERY.

Best and only thorough Dancing school a
city day and evening 7th and columbist.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday morning. Trade on West
street was quiet this morning. The
markets are bare 81 greenstuff but
a large supply Is expected to arrive
today ON the Walla Walla from san
Francisco. Strawberries are going
fast. the shipments being disposed OF
almost a. fast as they arrive. The
prices of Hood river berries have
been reduced to s25oma. Biackber-
rlep are selling well. but the supply
IL small. oregon peas are selling at
To- 4 large shipment Of hallbut has
arrived and the markets are well
supplied. The prices In the flsh mar
ket remain unchanged.
The following prices are being Of
fered to the producer by tho local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle:
Grain -- oats. s2750: barley. s22;
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ARcHIrEcrs

+ ". nouGnroN. Architect, al, ais. iiS
and Az Collins block.
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In oil tho principal cities Ia
the United states and Europe
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IlINTIsrs.
LoANs A>p INSURANCE.

~ II nerew. Dentist specialist IN Crown
ana nudge work. ~ Burke building.
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AnsIRAer or TITLE.

Cat OF eiothlng. trunks and vaii~es bought
- lie second ave. Phone Red lisa
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ecANDINAvfAN AMERICAN BANK
OF SEATTLE,
Corner Sosler Way and First Avenue.
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psisIlhG AND BINDING.
Metropolitan Printing 4 binding Com
rHuf ~ second Avenue south
fATEsI ATTORNEYS.
BARNES BROS 7f75f'ari BOYD building
HtrIuHE SPECIALIZE
Rupture cured without tuiis. pain ~ loss
~ time - neatie National iiank building.
DfrIsg AND oLKAsINo
Atlas bye Works. 2ll rnion street Tele-
phone Bun lati. TIE oaiy french Dys
inzf' il the ritz.
eoNfhAeroIt~ AsD BUILDERS.
hpufi1F nlfirfsan Il aiii. Contractors snt
hlillefsi ll9 Westefn ave. Tel Raf ~.
haHdeil. Genefai t8sb.hE. 7el Green 81
CAMPING TEsTs.
tents. stodis. eslfs etc. 81 sale o. rat
teHtilc Tent and AHnlng Co. Marion and
n..Isrn IslsL h1ne VAN -.
MALI HEfsr.
Nsuied Fifty railroad iai,afer. for Trim
DID cast ~ moanfHins, Greet Northern X
u. Foley Bros a lseri ofis=new WORK team
sieff, gradefa. fueklaen wages a. free pass:
shiP today pin. trAe iof8 10 " Main u
Nast-0a flolhlug ID Taylor stsrf.b0yd Dig
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HANKS
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
raiG-up Capital $4,000
General banking business transacted
James ID lloge, Jr frcsiden.
Maurice McMicson vioa President
Lester Turner Cashier
x. y rarkhurat Assistant Cashier
sight aud Geographic exchange payable
ktatos and Europe,
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InE ruoEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK
uf kEATTLk
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Tor san Francisco

The cumpany's
elegant steamships
Queen, Waiia Walla.
aud umatIlia leave
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How Meats are Canned.

Canned roast beef, so calico, 10 no.
roasted. but boiled. The other klno o.
canned beef Is boiled corneo Deei,
Roth kinds, if properly packed ano
cared for will keep for ages. Inc can
ming is simple, the process having un'
dergone no radical change IN twenty,
five wears. Large pieces OF 1rese
moat are boiled in watts, after whieo
the bones and gristle are removed nv
meat is cut into convenient chunks
which are put into disinfected cans !,
and sealed. A small hole is lett IN Tue
ton of each can, through which the mo-
air and gases are forced out IN tnt
rotorts Then the holes are sealed W
with drops of solder. The cans arr
next placed in hot rooms, where 1er
mentation develops in Improperly
hacked cans. That is indicated by In
swelling of the can covers. Such a
those are destroyed. The others ar
sent to market