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ATTEMPTED To
ROB TREASURER

MEDINA. o.. July ta=-Cfeat *.
eitsmsnt was caused hrre a noon
today BY an attempt 10 rob the eoun-
~ treasury. n the robbers had had
ave minutes lonesF g. work they
would hav. secured about 500. 900
Will, the once force was NJ dinner
TIE burglars. undoubtedly experts.
gained entrance into the county
treasury through the auditors ofiiee
and forced an entrance to the vault
After working the combination 10
the outside door they used dynamite
or some other powerful explosive.
and blew open the second door. The
force Of the explosion completely
wrecked the vault Persons passing
heard The explosion and rushed to
the court house. The front doors
we're secured and before they could
get in the burglars had escaped in
buggy which was In waiting The
vault floor Mas covered with money
and papers Three men were seen TO
escape. A posse IL in pursuit but
has not yet caught the fuEitiveH.
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MORE TROUBLE
FOR DAWSON
steamer Rosslie Takes Cats
Of Vocal Reputation North.

Steamer Rosailr. Capt o'nrtvn.
sailed last evening from Lynn canal
ports Among her passengers was
~. J. Coleman. an attorney - Wis-
censtn, lie il taking with Kim 60
Dawson a large crate Of cats. whose
vocal organs Furnished discardsnt
music as the steamer left the deck
Mr.. Coleman intends Is dispose Of
the fsilnss At Dawson f,ir fancy prsr-
90 as rat-exterminstnrs II - said
that Purser W =, Morrow eharw-
81 each OF the animals Hrrt-claEs
fare.
4. L. Rhyna. another passenger.
h bound for Dawson. He has with
him hik kiuHdika outfiI. Tue tss-
allies cabin passengers were a. fsl-
lows A. n Terrfll. ~ J Coleman. J.
y. staiey. W. sehfocek. J u. Perry.
Mts. Il. BARLEY Mrs, ~ Ernst. o. ~
Helm. Mr.. and Mrs u. Farrar. A. l..
Rhynd, q. W. Johnson. Mrs Dth-
BILE. James W. Llpromb. AIRS Hyatt.
Meszrr. wulfenden. Livinox. bart
lett. and Henry Mccaul.y.
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Felt Competent

An advertisement I'm a Newspaper
calling for "A frst-ciasa bookkecrer
at 81 a week" called forth the fol-
loving answer. the only one attract
ed by the munificent salary:
4 am q young man. e. years Of
age, having had business expert.
snce Of % years. being connected
with the United States embassy nt
Madagascar. and feel confident II you
give me trial I can prove my worth
70 you. am not only an expert
bookkeeper. proficient Htenographer
and typewriter. excellent operator
and erudiie college graduate. but
have several other accomplishment
which might make me desirable. I
am an experienced snow shoyeler, a
frst-class peanut rooster, have some
knowledge Of removing super6uOus
hair and clipping puppy dogs ears,
have q medal for reclilnE 'Curfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight am a skilled
chlropodlat and practical farmer. can
also cook, take care Of horses, crease
trousers. open oysters and repafr
umbrellas. Being possessed Of great
physical beauty. would NOT only be
useful but ornamental as well. lend
sng 10 the sacred precincts Of your
office that delightful artistic charm
that n satsuuih vase or stuffed billy
goat would. As to salary I would
feel was robbing the widow and
,wiping tho sponge cake from the
,rphan II ] were 10 take advantage
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PHARMACISTS
IN SESSION
The State Association Meets
at Whstcom.

W'HATCOM. July. is-Ths State
Pharmaceutical association began its
session here today. The session will
Dc for three days There are about
20 members present
For the past tWo days the stats
board % pharmacy held an esamina-
ton for Pharmacists certificates.
and the following passed
G. ~ Mcpherson. Whatcorn: walt.
sr Rutr. Port Townsend. Ralph Al.
chaes. shirley Henry. oscar Heinrich.
Tacoma Assistant pharmacists
certificates wers granted ~ VIII
iiams. Seattle. W. J. Grubnr. Win
ioes. George Sargent. Tacoma.
The members 81 the examining
board are. J. ~. Day. Dayton. , W.
Macarthur. Spokane. Peter Jensen.
stellacoom: l.. u. =. Collins. what
com. ", ~. Barnes. Seattle. They
Will hold another examination in
Spokane July u.
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new ORDERS
FOR ENlISTINC
No Restrictions ss to Citizen.
ship or Mental Qualities.

The new orders for enlistment just
r~celvsd at the local recruiting Office
mark some important changes. not
ably the provision. mo restrictions 40
to citizenship or meatsl gualinca-
tons shall be made"
The regiments 20 be organized viii
be known as the q. =. volunteers.
They will be numbered from 70 10 IS
Inclusive. and each regiment will
will be known as the United States
volunteers. Those enlisted At Sa-
attic win be organized at Van
couvsr barracks and sent direct
20 the Philippines. Mastering
On will not be made. however. until
the staff officers have arrived at
Vancouver. Physical qualifications
will be strict. owing 10 the hard
ships experienced In The Philippines.
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Of your munincence by accepting the
too fabulous sum ot 81 per week. and
would be entirely willing 20 give
YOU my services for iesr. and by ac-
eeptlns ti,a5 per week would give ynn
an opportunity OF not only Increasing
your donation Go the church, pay
your butcher aud evop un Sour NE
Insurance. but also to found home
for indigent rly-paper raleHmcn and
endow "A free bed Iva the cats home. +"
fatternmakeru Journal
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DeferredOnACCou
of the War.
WILL SEE TO RAISING TEOOPS
Prefers Not to Leave tho matter 10
subetdiastes So Says
Wsshiagten Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, q. g. July IA
'rha president shall be commander
Ia chief u the army aud navy ~ the
United States and Of the militia ~
the several states. when called into
the actuai service ~ the United
states"
When the president was asked by
a friend the other day Why hN ala
not leave the details ~ the pending
war 10 his subordinate and take a
vacation. he replied b quoilnH this
sentence fram the nstltution % the
United states, In further explanation
he said.
How can / take q the woods
" hen there IL ~ much ~ be- done
toward raising and hooking after the
army IN the Philippines and 10 faith
fully carry cut the obligations lm-
posed upon me hy the constitution
II IL my desire that the army in the
Philippines shall b. the best In the
world. that uenerai otis shall have
everything that he requires for the
comfort 81 his troops. and that there
shall b~ nothing lacking to hrins the
campaign g a speedy and success
fui termination. l am not FiYinE any
thought to tho question 81 vacation
just noe and will not until Gen.
OTIS endorsements are well under
way and All arrangements have been
perfected fef the return o. the vol
untseFs"
Pew psFsons are aware Of the close
personal attention which the preai-
dent gives O. every detail % the
Philippine campaign. With the an
omalanH condition - Affairs existing
In the var department because q
the fsietian brtNnsn the secretary -
war ana GENERAL Mics, rcauilinE in
the army having = commanding Ueu-
erai sha Dies not command and a
secretary " war who u a mrfr fiE-
ureheah the responsible work - err
9aniKlnE ahi maintaining The army
In the Philippines fails upon tHr
president and atluiaHi general
Much that might be dome by The
suhorilnatcs II tbs var department
the president has 20 do himself
There u not an order issued that ~
does not fRxr eoenizanea u ana he
frequently writes orders himself BE
l. in the wsF telegraph room u the
White HeHss many Times during thr
dsy and nisht reading isi~FfauE 10
and from Gen. oils and studying the
war map. which j. considered every
tinis there Il a battle or ehsrzr -
Troops In the Philippines
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With Blue Eyes and
0imp|es.
"lOr WON'T DO no Hon." III SAID
Horrible Cruelty OF . New Work rhe-
alter Manager Who Admitos
psrh Eyed Actresses.

NEW YORK. July 81 am very
SORRY FOR the blonde. but the popu-
lar taste has turned from her Audit
ences won't have blondes. II grieven
mo. because personally I think the
blondes are very nice-~oef the stage.
But the theatrical blonde had better
realize az once thar her only rad 10
salvation ls 10 buy a pot Of black aye
for her hair
Thus spoke Manager George w.
I.ederer OF the New YORK thcatcr.
while rehsarsing hts new play, wild
Oats" Within the last few weeks
he has dropped ten blondes from his
company. In wild cats" out of
the 90 women there are only three
hloude.--Niss Susie Drake Miss
Irene bentley and Miss chase. OF
these Miss Drake is the only one
whose hair. Il Il said. naturally owns
the hue Il wears,
I'm afraid u - going 10 be a
hard Water Tor the blondes Mr.. L.
dsrer said apologc ticaliy 10 Miss
Drake. 1T Ia not my fault. You
know what the puhlle u. When you
find you have got a Jonah aboard
you must pitch him into the water.
A theatrical manager has 20 do as
the public says and I'm afraid that
one genuine blonde and two chemical
ones viii be even more than they can
stand In this show"
The discovery WAS made BY Ar.
r4ederer that the blonde = 40, nov in
season has besn remarked ~ others
Theatrical men say that bieach.d
blondes have killed ths blonde
business They we're so plentiful a
few years ago that th~Tc vas 4 bix
surplus 81 thefns Then a reaction srt
In and all blondes. bleach~d OF genu-
Inc. suffered In popularity. Hut new
or was there slime when the blonde
Was 80 distinctly out % Il a. she
ts now. Miss Drake. who has made
her way from the chorus to the trent
row. where she n often IN the center
of the stage. takes the part u an
Eastern Eirt and az there IL a trndi-
tisn that every nFiton of the s%min-
ine eenier has yellow locks she Niii
BE- allowed 70 APPEAR IN Wild Oats"
without a darking.
Mr.. Lsdersr after what seems 10
have nesn about Is years % expert
enc~ on the New York stage. though
u may not be really that long. has
reached the conclusion that the
blonde does not look xsii behind the
foutrghts. lie thinks that a face
viii coated with makeup cannot
have a background half az effective
as a halo Of black or brown hair. tie
holds that yellow locks fail 10 make
the cnuntensnee stand out. as black
ones do. as from a picture frame.
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new ORDER OF
CHIEF REED
Regarding ReguI alton Of tho
Slot Machines.

Chief Reed issued an order last
nlEht TO stop all issuing Of checks or
chips good IN trade on nickie-insthe-
slot machines. and dealers have been
instructed 90 pay out only merchant
Use. The order issued reads aa fol-
lows: con and after this date duly
t21 no checks veil be allowed 70 be
paid or played in any nickei.in-the-
slot machine. II anyone playing any
machine wins. he will be paid in mer-
ehandlse only. No checks "a be
given. I wish this order strictly en-
forced"
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BEAST STILL At LARGE

George Merktin. wanted ON
charge of criminal assault upon
little giri by the name Of POE 81.
John. II stu At large. although a
warrant has been out for hts ar
rest 10 days Mcrklin entieed the
little glri into lodging house In
the lower part 1T the city, lie rcp-
resented himself as her father, and
was furnished room. Here he sue
eecdei IN accomplishing his purpose.
Merklln IL a tramp painter aud has
been In the city only a week
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Surveyors at Work.

MOUNT VERNON. July Is Sew
eral Great Northern surveyors have
passed through here on their way 10
the Upper skaEit while the men II
the party would not state their bual-
ness, q l. almost probable that they
are going 70 make finai survey
from Hamilton Co the Ruby creek
mines for the purpose 81 having the
Seattle q Northern extended up the
river
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfars
were hied With the county auditor
yesterday
Hans rederHau "a l.. J Priest. lots
ans e block =. Hay View ad. sal
mon bay. February !. fte0
II. = smith S 90. 70 the Northern
Security company. lots > 70 e. block
a. lots ami G. block n. lots {. z. Z.
block =. lots = Ia u. Il. block y.
MeekeF's SUE Fifst al, Kent July
a. 81.
Maude Rntciinc and husband. =
81. - Anna BENNETT lots s and a
block 5. Drnny a IieYt.h First ad.
June e fs0a
e tsrhsrt = az. - l. a Mathews.
ns nwA. sec -. twp - range Z.
June 81 5ssta
Harvey - sheela et ~ - Henry
teHta. iai q. block II. Gilman Pack
ballard. luis D. gis8
tieHrIctga l.. Hibirit rnd husband.
Walter =. - J A. Keliars. 70 feet
- i0t 3. block - SaEie.s al July
20. tlto
Comet Loaxe. No rs. ! q a. =. 70
q v. cfais lots ! and 4. block isz
Comet Ledge Cemetery. in see Fl.
Twp q. range 8 STAY g. ~
Margaret biiiinH go John l. Gov,
iet 2 block a. Naeie.a second al
June g. ss9H
john . Harness - Kate + narneH.
community intercss IN ueH. sec =.
twp - rauEe : December IL. ISIS
SO
Puget Sound National bank - Sc
sitie - Jacob uiefuiaR lots N ard
H. block 9. Denny a Haytss al Juae
81 f1a
VIM. Cofmedr ~ Nv. hy 7. q. cor.
moie attorney ta John Todd. eis lots
and 9 block -. North Seattle.
June 2. 1890
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ELECTION AT
WAlLA WALLA

WADLA WALr.A. Wash. July H.
The city election today was very
quiet, less than 1900 votes BEING cast
The following ticket was elected:
Mayor. Jacob Bctz: clerk. Il. =.
Reynolds; chief Of police. j. J. Kauf-
man; treasurer. Lee r. \ shaw. city
attorney. II. =. Blandford. street
commissioner. W. II. Brown: health
officer. Dr. W. @. Alban. Councilman
First ward. q. w. Babcock. second
ward, +. NJ. Pauley, third ward, Il.
s. Isaac
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iscoRpoRar.oEs.

Articles Of incorporation FOR the
Pacific Coast smeltlas company have
been hied Tho inearnoratota are
T. ". Drew. b. =. Adams. a. T..
Parker, = nurdrtte. and " a. rHh-
rr The capital stock is nxed ar
500, ooo. The company win erect r
smeiter al Homo place ON Puget
sound.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thurs lay Morning The markets
on West street weru busy this morn.
lnE grernsfnn l. counting In In
large quantities. The demand for
straw berries ls great. and the fruit
ia disposed ~ hH fast as Il arrives
The FISH markets are well supple
with haihui The prices remain an
changed. The other markets are
Arm.
The following prices are being OF
fsred to the producer by the locAl
dealers for delivery IN round lots on
the dock Or in the car at Seattle.
Grain - oats. 81 20. barley. W..
wheat chicken feed. SO. bran. az.
shorts. iit5O.
Iay--PuEgt sound. pei ton. teas 20
Eastern Washington timothy. tii.to
Gi7. alfalfa. -
Eggs - Strictly fresh rank. soc.
Butter Fresh ranch. sai0c.
creamery. i7@tsr.
Pouitry-chickens. live. ib9itAc.
dressed. ise.
cows. t9tHc. steers. fis05c. good
hogs. live. shr. hogs. dressed. snc:
calves. dressed. large. Sc: small. DC.
calves. large. live. C.. small. Sc.
Hidea. Peits and Wooi-iieavy
sound salted steers. over % pounds.
&c: medium sound. per pound. INC
light sound. under 90 pounds &c.
cows, sound. all weights. &c.
stays, bulls ead oxen. 46f5c. Aalted
kipss &c. calves. per pound. Sc; green
hides. ie less than sailed dry hides
per pound. Ice. dry cuiis. one third
less. summer deer. per pound. 22m
&c. winter deer. dry. itaiGc. papory
deer. oal2c. dry eiks. edi0c. green
elk. Sa6e. sheep pelts. 2auasc. shear
iings. isn2ac. Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
izo. dirty or timber burned. Toe: tall
low. ghat3sc
Vegetables.
Potatoes Oobblngl- White River
Burhanks. tasQ45: Yakima and
Oregon. 81. 100 rev potatoes.
s. 00mg2b per sack. bects. sf.gs
per sack: carrots. soMgi.O0 per
sack; garlic. &c; California aspara-
gus. 6afGc per III. Waila Walla aspar-
agua. &c per 10. rhubarb. aike per
NJ, tomatoes. s2.25@2.5O per case: artl.
chokes. zoe per doc. wax beans, Toe
per ID; string beans. &c per ID. new
cabbage. 2hm2ihc: new onions. ic.
oregon peas. &c. Early Rose potatoes.
s2b04275 per carload sack.
Fruits.
Green fruit OobbinR)
seeding, fs50Mi. navels. stm5.
lemons. 43Q3.t0. apples. fan
cy. s2s0a90o per box; ban.
anaa, f25o per bunch: Call
furnia black fes. 20-lb boxes. al
90; cartoons. tl25; smyrna fgs. &c
per 10. now dates. 7tbc: sweet apple
cider. zoe per gal; med, awects. 81;
Strawberries, Lake Washington $40
Si7i. home grown cherries. 25cMsi.oo q
box. San Jose cherries, 25cM&i on
peaches. a.. so box. aprlcots. t2.50 a
box: hlaekberrlca. g. 80; raHpberrles.
s. 00@225; eurrants, Stoo1l.25 water
melons, &3W3ho.
Buttor. Cheese, Eggs ard Poultry
Buttor-R Ranch. io0l2c; fancy dali
~. In squares. 15c; Washington
creamorles. ilh prints, lsm20c. East
ern Iowa and Elgln. l9Q2Oc.
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THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE follow
INK are fhe results OF the games OF
the National league clubs yeater-
day. AZ New York brooklyn 10. St
.ouis S; at BOSTON Boston I. Chic
ago /: al Phiiadclphia--Ph Philadelphia
I. Cleveland 0. at Washington
washington 10. Cincinnati 3. at Bal
timorc- Louisville -. Baltimore q. ut
New York-New York 4. PlttsburR l.
Following IL the standing Of the
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TINE "cERvUs ALcEs."

The local order % F1ks has re-
ceaved a high compliment from Mr..
Sol Asher. the Seattle composer. who
recently gained a vide reputation By
composing the Rowan March. Mfr.
Asher has composed a new march.
which he dedicated to the local
lodge under the name Of ''cervus Al
ees." the legend Of me order. The
hrst public presentation Will be Civ
en- sunday afternoon.
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complaint was Med he was out try.
linz a. collect money 60 pay his cred
itorH Mr.. Pfan AYERS that he Ia -
hard pressed FOR money he had 10
borrow the amount necessary 10
pay The clerk ZOE finE tho answer
from hla attorney
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harvesting In Oregon.

MONROE, ore, July ~ binding
Will hrEin here next Monday morn
Ing. llayinE II about completed. and
although an unusually heavy crop
covered the ground. last years prices
prevailed. Several fields ~ wheat
which have been noticed carefully
have shown that IN many instances
wheat IL not nllng. aud the erur
may yut be- short oats aud hops are
up "a the average Anplea Viii De
more plentiful than has heretofore
hrrn supposed
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MORE FRENCH
SECRECY

PARIS. July lathe eleventh
chamber. which be- tryius 81 Sc cridn.
eN-lusieefur IT police. aud - tenau
nnd 9rault. buiEadivra Of artillery.
upan eharres ~ espionage. has ord
erred that proceedings he held behind
closed daorH. The accused officers
protested against secrecy, but their
protests wsfe Il no avail.
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Travcllng Freight Agent ~. l..
Gary has resigned his position with
the Great Northern. and =. ". Ora
ham has been appointed a. his sue
cessur.
Chns. =. Fer. general passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific. i In
the city. From here no will go to
all the western Offices Of the COM
nany.
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indianapolis News Sold.

INDfANAPOLIs. July ta.-The
indianapolis News was sold at auc-
ton here yesterday and was bought
by Delaven Smith. Of Chicago. and
Charles II Williams. for ss2e. 900
The two already owned &c go per
cent. Of the stock.
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PFAFF's ANSWER.

Yesterday the answer Of J. G.
Pfan. the PIKE street grocer charged
with attempting to defraud his cred
ltors, was filed IN the superior court.
lie denies all the allegations made
against him, and says that when the
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KILLED ~ 4 TRAIN.

The body Of an unknown iahorer.
VITO was run over by freight train
at Weston. Washington. yesterday.
vas brought to this city today for
burial.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY.

james Johnson. who rooms at the
Great Northern Lodging house. re-
ported the loss OF two ladies' gold
watches and $50 In money. which
waa stolen from his room some time
last night
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Eorn Drug Co.. Flfth and riIse.
Prescription Specialist. Phone rtke Is
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ATToHSEYs-AT-LAw

J. A. KELLOGG, 70 Bailey building
kc0ET a AeNksf. ts-1 Bailey Building.
HfEs =. bANIEi,s. 30 New YORK Block
tHAs. y. ESOS koOIns is.iS Halter hlag.
MILO A. ROOT, ip-is RoHssI building
y. Y. CARROLL. lawyer. proctor In Al.
faifaiff snd solicitor 81 patent4 No. as
Seattle National Hank Balldinx
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LoANs ANn INsrnAN.n

III papex, nentist. Specialist in Crown
ami Bridge work. a. Burke Building.
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TefsouHi-Are ycu going campingf
have tents. camp ffnuls. camp stoves. cots.
etc for sale OF rent T. Chspin, egi and
Gsn Pike street.
FOR SALE apend. ~foum rouse aud
lots ON ear line high ami signify: HIs1
Hardin. 'In7 flfst Asenhe
see Hanson hefora pure hAsing = sewing
machine few good second hand ma
chimes Tor sale reasonable. ~ Coiuma.A
street. opposite Fostoffee.
saHied-Io buy Old god snd silver III
Benssl mantE. ieseieF. ~ HineklcY block
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AticIIn>EIns.
INK.

Bickertan 4 Dewitt Auctsoneers. Real
Estate and storage. Cash paid for second
hand furniture. 49, first Ave. Tel Pike I1l.
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MILLINERY.
BANKS

Mrs Hansen. corner Fourth and III
Latest Spring styles. Lowest prices
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sAlp CHANDELIERS.

The Pacific Tailoring Co. best sta. 81,
and 80 suits made in the city. Dyeing.
Cleaning Repairing rs Third avenue
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The seattle }ank Co paws lowest prices
hut squste business. ies Railroad avenue.
Telephone Black iIiS.
Alaska Junk Co pays highess prices:
prompt returns No iii Western avenue
Telephone Pike 10
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suNpE & ERLAND. Yesler wharf. sail
makers. riFgcrs and ship chambers; man
ufReturerS Of tents, tarpeulius, mining
hose canvas Of all widths
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Correspondents In all tho principal cttiastl
tho United states ana Europa
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HOTEL IHONsoN. 80 t1ut avenue
Good elevator; rooms single or en- suite.
low rates. Dell Crane. MsnsEar.
II yuu wish a roam OF anticipate a chAnss
Try the Rochester Hotel. llks aud second:
good room 81 per week nicely Furnished
outside rooms y 10 -; uauscicnu &c en1
So free baths. electric lights.
HOTEL YORK. fifsf Avenue and Pike.
nfsi-elsss rooms and board At 3 per week.
HoTEL COLBY. cor Thirt and cherrY.
nrsi-class room and board . week and ap.
sLkNMOuD HOUSE. 10 south filta
single rooms o. q. 30 s5a q per week
Tht VIlfJkIA, las frst ave; elegant
furnished rooms. o. anil " q ~sek suites
with hath. etc. o. C. STARK, proprietor.
HOIkLsANoN -PiaA ssnt rs.orns as fir-t
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IInsay's home made bread. cakes an
pastry best in the city. laos Third Ave.
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found-The place to buy stoves, ia rni-
iure. invalid ehhirs, eroekery. pillows. COM
forts, barber chairs, mirrors. pianos. sewing
machines. everything and anything. +.
Chapin's second hand store. bol and Gus
Pike street
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Clothes In shape for u 30 per month; dyeinE.
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