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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
THE SNAKE
RIVER COUNTRY
Much Building and . General
Air Of Prosperity.

LEWISTON. idaise. MAY 50
There IL an air 81 conndrnce In the
extensive building operations in PRO-
Errn- IN this portion af Idaho and
Eastern Washington that IL speak.
ing volumes fpr the future Of this
favorssi rvEion a. the northwest.
Are,in. 'pr~sty Aaotln.' as tias vie
ssor must term II. il eajoyiuw an era
e building activity that gives the
tosn e busy appearance and il add
ing materially 20 its prospects as an
important shipping as well as trad
INK point. Tne valley r. noted fof
~ fruit. whlea has a delicious flavor.
ana especially ltx Eeneiai climate.
Asotln valley fruit has been supply
ing for years the demands Of Lewis
ton and isaioune ps.Dpte for apricotn.
peaches ard tha more t~ntter yafie-
ties % fruits. While the eioudburst
% mere than a year aEa did effect
the volume of fruit shipments. In de-
s;rayinE some 20 the old orchards ON
the banks 81 the creek and did IRE
parable damage Ia homes. yes the
people have not given up heart. be-
ing aware that Ia tho high lands
they were safe with such adyantaEes
~ the country rwnaeNsra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
NO BREWERY EXHIBIT
American Firms Will Make
No Display az Paris.

NLwAuKite. WIS, May a.
Feed pabst, g.. to-day said positively
that uhe rahst nrewmg company
y ovid not exhibit at the Paris W.
position. Eipll A, Blelfeld had prc-
Nloaaiy said IN behalf 81 the schtltE
company that Il would not make a
display At Pare, Mr.. Pahst said he
was sure that neither the sehlitA NOE
the fahst brewery would exhibit. \
talk With brewers to-day showed that.
in Their opinion. Il was useless q
try "a rpt much American beer upon
the European markes In France,
American beer Is at a disadvantage
as compared with the German pro-
duet, German beer gets In aftcr
scttliaS with one tanft, ana that Is
all. bat American beer has to pay a
tax upon entering Francc and an
other TO get into Parts. IL u much
the same position as a traveller who
must first have his haEgage cNan-
insd at the French frontier and
again before he Is let out 0t the de
pot grounds In Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30

CHILD BRANDED
BY HOT IRON

NEW YORK. May 10 Four year
old Morris nraf vas branded with a
red hot iron IN a blacksmith shop
a week ago. Three men were imrlis
Gated. The boy has itsntirei VIII
liam Mastcrs0u. a blacksmith. as the
nan who handled the branding Iron
Masserson has bsen arrested.
There = raw burn on the boys
body about 5 inches long and inch
- wide. Above Il are ftse diaslnet
letters. III. I. c. A. O.. clearly
formed ard nearly hair an inch high.
The letters are IN a reversed posi-.
ton and the brand - evidently de-
signr-d TO stamp the Word .'ChicaEo."
When the brand was frat discov-
srei ny the boys mother the letters
were nery red. Physicians who have
exarninsrSi the boy say that skin
grating may be necessary.
According 20 Mrs Hraf. her son
came horne at O'clock on Wcdn~s-
day afternoon. He was crytng. but
when questioned refused g answer,
The mother examined Morris and
discovered hia condition.
She finally caaxed Morris into a
confession. lie said he was playing
On front Of blacksmith shop In De-
Iancey street. when man asked
nm 20 come In. when ne entered,
Morris sasd. two men SEIZED him and
held him. while a third heated a
piece Of iron ard branded him. Mas.
serson denies his guilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
LED TO SLAUGHTER.
a veusg Man Goes Forward with
Mis- Gyes blinded.

lie WAS one - thnsr Insulating
young persons whn. having eyea. sse
not. and. having ears. hrar bot. and
the ffiri IN the ease VAS not that SORT.
DO yea know. he said to her one
evening. "a they talked. that think
a great dral OF yauT'
Yes" she twiffcFesi. with coy in
terrogation.
Yes. and the more I see OF you
the nture think ~ you
Yes and again the PRETTY little
pofp of rising infection.
YES. and l Naut to think mors Of
you every day"
"How sweet Of you" she fBuFmur-
al.
Yes. and have a1mrthlnK 60 say
to you. too
Indeed - This In pruity surprise
Yes. and would say " II dared
I-f-I--"
nut you don't dare" she inter
rupsesf.
Hos do you know I den'tT-' yer1
hraVs.ty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
MISSOURI ELOPEMENT
Crossed the Kansas Line and
We're Married.

1ortlN. Mo. May 30, William D.
pcEran. aon Of a Joplin mining mar.
natc. and Mias Susie payten. the ID
year-old daughter OF one OF topilna
popular citltons. elepvt and we're
married across the Kansas line laat
last night.
perraf "a 81 years old. Miss Pay.
ton that Was IL but a schoolgirl. and
for this reasan there were objections
To the marriage.
The yopnE lovers were supposed 10
have gene 10 Lakeside park and no
uneaslneas was felt until late at
night. when their absence convinced
their parents that they had eieped.
They arr supposed % have Eone 10
81 Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
A WAR ON WHISKY
Chattanooga Ministers At.
tempt to lndict Officials.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May %
Chattanooga Il in the throes of a
bitter FIGHT between the whisky and
church people.
This fight some time ago resulted
in the passage Of a law by the city
council closlng saloons at 10 o'clock
at night
The ministers have been making
q bitter war from the pulpit ever
since against the liquor traffic. This
resulted In the aummoning 81 almost
every minister In the city before the
grand Jury to give testimony. The
ministers say they gave the grand
jury enough testimony and evidence
10 lndlct hair the city
Tho ministers are attempting To
secure the indictment Of public ON
Gals for the non-enfOrcement Of the
laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning Western avenue
markets opened up with brisk
trade. GrcenstuT is plentiful and in
good demand. and the quality Is first
class. The first consignment %
peaches and apricots came in yes
terday afteruaun. Oranges and
lemons are a little stiff this morning.
All other markets remain steady
so.0oo pounds 81 haiibut was rccciv-
81 from the local banks yesterday.
Small fish are a little short in tho
market 1T present.
The following prices are being Of
fcred 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at aeattles
Graln-Oats. 40. barley. t2s. wheat
chicken feed. tis. bran. tis: shorts.
ti7s0.
iIay-puRet sound. per ton. 81:
Eastern Washington timothy. sii.bo
ai2. alfalfa. s..
EgEs-striotly fresh ranch. ira
isc.
Butter Fresh ranch. sai0c
creamery. t6Mtsc,
Poultry--Chickcns. live. isGl5Mc.
dressed. iGc,
live STOCKHOLDERS beef cattle.
cows. 4Wfae. steers. 4k15e: good
hogs. live. tac. hogs. dressed. 6Ae.
calves. dressed. large. &c: small. DC.
calves. large. live. &c; small. Sc.
Hides. Pelts and Wooi-iieavy
sound sailed steers. over GO pounds.
Sc; medium sound. per pound. 7ho.
light sound. under 50 pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. &c.
stays, bulls and oxen, fa5c; salted
iapH. 7e, calves. per pound. Sc: green
hides. ic less than salted dry hides
per pound. i2c; dry culis, one-third
less: summer deer. per pound, 22W
2ic. winter deer. dry. 1916; papery
deer o1i2c: dry elks, pmloc; green
elk, 4N5c. sheep pelta. 2aW0sci shear
lings i5W25c. Eastern Washington
wool. Sc. Western Washington wool.
iec: dirty or timber burned. loo. tai
low, 2ikat9he
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter-Rancb. toml2e; fancy DAT
~. In squares, Zoe. Washington
creamerlca, Lib prints, ls020c. East
ern Iowa ana ElRln. 1aa20c
Cheese tiabbinR) Native Wash.
lngten, i2isGftfc: Eartorn. t2iAalsBc:
California. iic.
Eggs J1bblng) strictly fresh
ranch. $50
Honey = California comb. 100
12lhc. strained. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
Buried by Gazing Earth.

CHICAGO. May so--Joseph Rose.
an employs ~ tho Peoples Gas LiEht
and Coke company. was srncthercd
L, Death beneath a mass ~ dirt and
cabbleston.a at pcsplaines and
Aadams streets This afternoon. Rose.
with other Italian iab0rers. was
working at the excavation being made
10 repair a gas main. when both sides
collapsed Ross was covered by
more than a ton 81 Dirt and stones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
PERSONAL POINTS.

George Gould Is one ~ The hardest
worked men IN New York.
Commander ". " Meade. who
has just been placed IA command Of
uhc nfooklyn, was one - the dealen-
efn or that ship.
The Duchess ~ Marlborough owns
= sasniei whose ancestor was the
dos which followed John Churchill.
the rrst dukc. through the battle oi
nlcuheim.
The dianiamatle career NJ narnn
De 3taal, who uresidea at the peace
conference. has been long and dis
tinEuishesi one. lie II the soul 81 dis
erection, having never opened his tips
a. public.
Tho Duchess OF Portland. unlike
most wearufa " che strawberry
leaves. goes into Saciety very lit
tie. she j. a religious woman and u
,ivvoted to her two small children.
A pension of 81 q month has been
sranlei Lula H. Randall. the ie-year
odd daughter II Frank u. Randall,
chief engineer % i,ewey's dispatch
boat Mccullough. who died from a
uunairohe the dAy after the battle
Of Manila.
Charles broadway RouHa. the blind
millionaire. - fond ~ E1ed rradinE
and has companion read to him
every evening after dinner The
papers he hears Ia the morning. the
reader giving only the headlines. *
cent In ease 81 subjects Nf Roust i
particularly Interested in
Sleeping Hear. a full biuniei eiraa
Vsntre iusiian. successfully conducts
a general store at Great Falls. Mont.
lie wiii not give his own people any
credit. but extends II to a limited
number ~ white men-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
Sale of Mineral Lands.

GAI.ENA. Kan. May 5o.--Ex-eiev-
ernor w Z, kcnfrcw, % Oklahoma.
has purchased Cor the American Zinc
Lead & Smelling company of has-
ton. Mass. go acre tract of min
eral land near Cartcrviilc, No, Also
an NJ acre tract known as the Corn
field lease Ia the same localities. The
purchase price was ti2eooa. The
Crown Point mining lease and so lots
IN Ducnweg. Mo.. Were sold satar-
day by J, W. Ground q Boston
syndicate for $4,000. The West
chester end Mayorll mines, ncar this
city. were sold @ +. {. White and
Herbert T. JenulnE of Mount YER
non, y. y. for SIS. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
Chambers Case Near Tekos

TEKoA. Wash. May ao.-Dr.
Fountain. local veterinary surgeon.
discovered the last Of the week that
CHAMBERS had broken out IN a bunch
Of I'VE horses on Mr.. HaFic's farm
about fvc miles southwest Of Tekoa.
He Immediately communicated his
information to Dr. Nelson. state vet
Urinary surgeon. who In turn sent
word for the animals TO be shot and
the place auarantined. These orders
have been carried out 70 the letter
and the fields IN which the horses
were kept are being thoroughly dis
infected. All straw, hay and other
matter with which II was known
that they came tn contact are being
burned To prevent the spread Of
the cOntaRiou VI was necessary tu
ADOPT strict measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30

TORONTO. ont May aa.-rhs sec.
ton men on the GRAND Trunk rail-
rpad system recently asked for an
Increase 81 waEra. which was re-
fused. uad today the mon. about 500
in number went on strike The men
eiHim thHt under present conditions
they could not make moro than si
to ~ cents a day, and ask Cor fi.ss.
tha ttriko anectH the HYatem from
sarnia. ont. 60 Portland. Ale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
SUICIDE OF A GIRL
Her Parents Objected to Her
Sweetheart.

MARYsVtt.I.E. Mo. May 40
Filth Mckee. aged 10 years. dangh-
ter - John Mckee. farmer tcn
miics north % Marysvllie, commit
ted suicide iast evening by shooting
herself through the head.
John fscWis. a young man whom
her parents objected q, csilict 90 ~
Go char,sh with her but they would
not Yet her 70
After ne went away she went "a
her room. A fcw minutes later the
rcpart og "a gun was heard.
Members of her family ran % her
rom and found her dead.
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Driven insane By Study.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. May 10
Manaeied hand and foot. Rev. Or.
Prank ~ Hoffman. pastor % the NJ
y. church at Ash Grove. was taken
by a deputy sheriff TO the Nevada
asylum today. DR.. Hoffman became
violently insane yesterday. over
study o. the Bible Is the canse. DIT.
Hoffman was especially prominent
In ministerial circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
DEWEY is IN DEMAND
Chicago Wants Him at Drain.
age Canal Opening.

CHICAGO. Ill. May so.--Admiral
Dewey viii be invited Go b. present
At the ceremony attending the open.
ing q the Chicago drainage channel
next December.
When Dewey reaches New York
In July he will be invited TO visit Chi
caRo na the guest Of the Sanitary
District. Later committee ~ drain
age trustees will 30 east 90 urge him
TO Accept the invitation and 10 ar.
range hts plans 20 kesp the engage
fueut,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
Mail Trains to ~ q loIos.

WASHINGTON. u. G. May 10
Director - Posts vaiiis Of the Phii-
ippine mail service has Informed
Postmaster General Emory smith
that on April Is the FIRST railway mail
service IN the Philippines islands was
esta blishesi between Meiotgs and
Manila lie reported everything in
the Fhllipr4ne mail service was
working we'll. Tue 9panfarsis never
aad a railway mail service % tire
klni known In America This SER
vice Is being extended az the army
advances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
PUT POISON IN A WELL
Attempt at Whole sale Poison"
ing With Paris Green.

MIDDLETON. N. Y. May 90.-An
attempt at whdesnle poisoning BY
Throwing paris green IN a well on
the farm OF benjamin and X. NJ. g.
Crosby. at Thompson Ridge, has
created intense excitement through
out The surrounding country.
Several persons. one of them, Chas.
Decker. constable. have been
IN from drinking the WATER An offer
81 $500 reward for the arrest and
conviction Of the guilty parties has
led to such dillgent work that to-
night It is believed that not many
hours Win eiapae before arrests are
made.
Tho entire crew OF an Erie rail
road train had n narrow escape from
being poisoned by drinking the wa
ter. The theory that the poison was
thrown ia the well BY tfnmps or by
children has bcsn abandoned
Within walki9y distance. Traits orchqrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
Pullman Graduates.

PULLMAN. Wash. May se-The
Pullman public neiieois cis'@ed a sue
nrsafui term q nins months Thurs
aay and Friday night a class u 10
graduates from the eight grade held
their graduating exercises at the au-
iisprium before a iarzc and apprc-
eiailve audience There werc 10 In
the graduating Glars, but only nine
- Them took part In the exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
yohhlnR Qvotstions.

The tobblng quotations today were
a. follows.
Sugar OobhlnR)-Goiden g. in hhis.
ITO. extra e. IN bbis. SC: powdered.
1896. dry graduated. $50. cube. s..
-. bret, $50. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. OabbinE)-rhisnt Ex-
cellent. t3.2s. Novelty A. taoo. Star
fhakersD. i2Ts. California brands.
Aie. corn meal. yellow. ii.sb per leo
pounds In lob sacks. corn meat.
white. LEO per 100 lbs In io-ih sacks.
huckwheat -four. pure. t5.50 per 20
lbs In 9-lb sacks, cracked wheat. g. 3
per 100 lbs In i0.ih sacks. farina. ta.-
IS per leo lbs In io-lh sacks. farina,
ta00 per 100 lbs In s-lb sacks. steel
cut oatmeal. 81 80 per 100 lbs In 10Th
sacks. graham -four. ti.1s per 100 lbs
in i1-lh sacks: whole wheat flour.
Else per 100 lbs in Io-ib sacks: rye
meal. t2.l0 per 100 lbs In i0-lb sacks.
rye Hour. t2ss per 100 lbs In fo-lb
sacks. split peas. ioo-lbs sacks. s2.tn:
split peas, tsoo per 100 lbs In zs-ib
boxes: pearl barley. A.sb per 100 lbs
In sacks. wheat fakes. T5-ib boxes.
ssi0. wheat flakes. g. 30 per case %
&c glib pkEs; fancy rolled oats. Sass
per bale. in s-lb sacks. corn meal.
yellow. $3.50 per hbl In 5o-lb sacks:
corn meal. white. 80 per Dbl In 30
10 sacks. buckwheat -four. pure. 81
per Dbl In bo-lb sacks. cracked wheat
81 90 per Dbl In bo-ib sacks. steel cut
cat meal. se.b0 per Dbl In b9-lb sack;
graham flour. $3.50 per bbl In bo-ib
sacks; whole wheat -four. $500 per
Dbl In ho-ib sacks. rye meal, sa,Tb per
bhl In 5Q-lb sacks; rye -four. $500 per
bbl: fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net in
bbls. sb.45. fancy rolled oats. a0-lb
snoka. $3.50; fancy rolled oats. per
case. s275.
Coffee Oobblns) --Grecn-Mocha,
per lb. 2saaie; Java, per ID, 2iG2sc:
Costa Rica, choice. per ID, $50 iac:
Roasted. Arbuckle's. In f00-lb cases.
per 100 lbs. sl2.2s; Co-lb cases. per 100
lbs. si2.3b. 36-ib cases. per 100 lbs.
sis4s; Java. so-lb tins. per lb, csc;
sack. Die; Alden Mocha. awe. Cara
cola. ssc: Guatemala. ale. ground
coffee. 10000; LION. zoos. sl225: 65s.
SLABS: aGs. tl2.45.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30

COLUMBIA. u. c.. May 30.--The
first municipal election 81 the newly
Incorporated city Of Columbia took
place here Thursday. Much interest
wa shown and a good vote WIS
polIcd. The council. NJ determined
by the vote. consists Of Mayor
Charles Hoy. elected by reclamation.
and the following aldermen. y. q.
Macarthur. Angus L. Mcdonald, G.
Cnaon. Edwin L. Beer. Joshua Ander-
son and Charles w. n. Wnstell, The
nrst meeting Of the council Will be-
held on Saturday. and D number Of
important civic matters viii be dealt
with at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
ALL SORTS"

The French suii nsss an average
OF 900 duets year.
II requires 800 10000 capital 10
make candy for our nearly 10 900 90
Inhabitants.
A clever Italian has designed "a
series Of twelve postcards bearing
on the preyfus case
Gen. u. y. Tracy was a school
mate OF John y. Rockefeller AZ the
oswego IN ~ academy.
ON the docket Of the Criminal
r0urt OF Atlanta are the names OF
q uncaugi1t murderens.
There IL a lady out in California
who says her husband IL an artist In
Chicago. He paints the canvas on
the harms al the stOekyards. Chicago
Record
Gen. Joseph Wheeler IL most con-
scicntious in taking a certain amount
Of exercise every day. He Is fond
og riding. but believes that walking
Is better for him.
a carload o. oranges wifi average
$40 boxes. and the boxes contain
about 17s oranges each. a cariead
% lemons will average 2ss boxes.
with $50 lemons TO Tho box.
No matter nov hot 1t IL on the
deserts OF Arizona and southern Cal
ifOTBia--stnd sometimes the thcrm0m-
eter goes up to no and 40 In the
ahasie-you never hear Of a sun
stroke.
To prevent hair-clippers from
dropping short hair down the
neck. q new attachment consists Of
pan TO b. fastened At the rear. and
forming a Hanged receptacle which
catches all the clippings.
so3they's grandson. who was ar
rested for fraud recently. advertised
pure white kittens and Persian cats
20 b. sent BY express. and poeketed
the money without sending the cats
lie pleaded extreme poverty as his
excuse.
A. the ROYAL Academy this year
more than 5000 pictures we're sub
United and less than 1000 hung
Hereafter members wiii be allowed
10 offer only six pictures instead or
eight. as heretofore. and others may
offer only three.
Atmosphere .mpurity. says the
Lancet. wing largely responsible for
the recent epidemic Of Influenza in
oul0u II the proper ventilation
e. private h0us-a. AMI especially of
places OF buz. ness. we're insisted up
on BY ihsir owners" q says. I'VE
saoui5 .isxr much less than Ne do Of
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We have nice corner. s0NleO. fenced.
Third avenue line, near University i
which VIII huild cottage costing Ssag
your own plans. and sell whole for 4
cash So, and monthly payments less 4
remit low interest also Same arrangeg
on cheaper lot, 5lxl0i, Harrison M
add, Lalona Nelson Macpherson 4
i2g New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30

The uomesssters' Opportunity.
Pratra Orchard Addition r. all in
large bearing fruit trees, lots are
offered on special terms 10 those who
want homes. by Holman 4 Robinson.
1t2 Columbia street.
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,. A KELLOGG. 2pt Bailey Building
SCOTT a NcNESY, ts-T bailey Building.
KEf1S y DANIELS. ss New fork Block
CHARLES n. ENoe. ia JAries street
MILO A ROOT. fO.is Roxweil building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
ARCnIrECrs

Tho Pacific Tailoring Co. best SIS, SIS
and so suits m ade In the city. nyoing,
Cleaning, Repairing. us Third avenue.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


seattle Clothes Pressing Co. keep yoar
clothes In shape toF 81 30 par month dyeins.
cleaning. repairing Iln5 Sd az. Tel. Buf lo1a
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JUNK.

Tho Seattle Junk Co. pays lowest prices,
but square business. All kinds of wasta
paper bought aud old newspapers sold. No.
les Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No 11fA
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n.KERrIs.


Linsay's homemade bread, cakes and
pastry; best In the city. liod Third Ave.
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NfAihtf AAfAF - fAtf
Port Townsend ana Victoria. My :.
0. u. ~. =. -. June 3. 5. 49, 49, 80 a.
July :, and every min day th"sf-
after Leave
San EranCiSC q
For Seattle 10 Il. m. via victoria ana
Port Townsend. May l. 6. II, 10. ~.
90. -. June Q. 10. n. 90, 70. 80. july
6. ana ovcrY NTH day thereafter
FOR ALASKA
Leave Seattle, a. m
Cottage city. May 30. June u. -;
city Of Topeka, May 1a, June ., n.
orlzaba. May 10. -. June ~ AK.
May 6. 20. june 4. and every hfth
day thereafter.
Tho company reserves the right 70
change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates aud hours OF
sailing.
For further information obtain
folder
J. =. TROwBRfDGE.
Puget Sd aupt.. Ocean DIX. Seattle.
TIP town ticket office. Gis First nv.
Seattle. Goodail. Perkins 4 Co, Gen.
Agents San Trnnelero
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sce Hanson before purchasing = sewing
machine few good second hand ma
chimes iof sale reasonable. 10 Columbia
street. opposite fossoffce.
Wanted To buy old goid and silver. II.
Hensol nAnfg. ieucisr, , Hinckley block.
Ladies aud gentlemen who attended oar
sale OF lAis ioweiry snd novelties will testify
ss TO quality IT stock and honest dealing
We want all 20 como aud sec our method as
compared with othefs. We have been re-
qacsied 10 give morning sales. hence at 10
q. M. and p. m. vii BE- our opening.
We have Just what you wnni Kemem Der
our store l. il13 SECOND Ave Auction. q.
". Csrnseck 4 ca.
White b kinE Of al sewing machines.
soSi 10y II D. Nofis ipoa second ave pioneer
dealer In saving machines and sgsinx
machine supplies Telephone Pike ~
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rn moNlnsrnkrRs

ne W. HoUGHToN. Architect, 4ia, ans. ma
and Az Collins block.
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AuorIoNrrRs.

l. ZemAnsky, general auctioneer: sales
made in any part OF the city or state; real
estate, live stock, express sales, freight
sales. bankrupt stock Of merrhRndise-all
goods in general. la2s Third avenue.
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500 Holman & Robinson for rrairs Or.
ehnfd Addition.
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Eyery lot in fruit trees. rratta Orchard
Addition
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vithin waklsS distance. Pr.tt's orch1rd
Addition.
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sotsthey's grandson. who was ar
rested for fraud recently. advertised
20 b. sent BY express. and poeketed
the money without sending the cats
IIe pleaded extreme poverty as his
excuse.
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MILLINERY.

Best aud only thorough Dancing school
city. day aud evening 7th and Co,umbis
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To prevent hair-clippers from
dropping short hair down the
neck. new attachment consists Of
a pan 10 b. fastened At the rear. and
forming a Hanged receptacle which
catches all the clippings.