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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
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NEW LEAGUE
OF BASEBALL

CHICAGO. H.. Jpiy 7s=The In
ter peshn says this morning.
The roe baseball League now be-
Ing organized Wlli begin business IN
the spring.
The new organization Will consist
- clubs in Chicago. 81 Louis. Detroit
and Milwaukee in the West. and New
York. Philadelphia Boston and
PittsburR In the East
Many ~ the men Interested In the
Western league have practically
agreed to enter into the new orrani-
zatiuu.
This means that the Western pco-
pie have decided t. cut away frum
the national agreement ignore the
national league magnatea and ann.
ate themselves with the rival league.
President johnson. Of the Western
league practically vcriHeH this a.
sertlon
IanEe. Gnf1tk. Callahan. D1nahus
and Mccormick aud Acrtss VIII in
all probability east their fortunes In
with the new team here Amos Ru-
sic. Herman Long and Collins may
also be members 81 tho new local
aggregation.
At 81. Louis the chances are more
than even that Cnmlrkey viii be at
the head ~ AFFAIRS
Freedman will be In control at New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

". " Younr 81 ux. fo Katherine
s. Hcnkie. iat 8. block - CoilrEs
Grounds add june J.. flea
EthA G. Wharton Ca John \ West
borg. lots 1. 2. and nia .. block "a.
Lake Union add July % sgoa
Reginald ~. Thomson q uN. to oH-
car MafhcH. lot =. and nw's lot d..
block -. Gilman park. July sa. tsso
patenD United States tn Frances
\ Roberts. lot 1. sec p. twp .. II.
June 10. isss.
Joseph K. buchanan - TX hy J.
". elise. attorney To- Adelaide n.
Webster. undivided = lots 2 and T.
block 9. Frank lIegcrt'a add. and
portion 81 Orange avenue. July = q.
9. 81
\. NJ Kid1er ct ux. to Ella J Has
sett. - 8 feet 20. block ~. FWrview
Homestead add. June ie. 500
John stratWau ct uX. to- Robert 9.
McCormick. lot /, block ". Bells
sixth add. July 20. i2.top.
\. l.. Palmer IT ux. to John clark
W. u W. see 20 twp p. {. July 20.
=. Od0
Jeanette {. Neyeus To- 1sdd Mar
riptt. lots I. 2. II and ~. block r..
Lake Union add. July .. $40
Jesse King ct ux 20 James T.
Heavcreau. part see -. twp e. 4.
July q. ti2tio.
J W. Lewis ct uN. - city ~ Sc
attic. part scA noM see sc. twp o..
r .. June I, Si20.
Northern Pacific Railway company
q. twp %. z. part secs 20. rs. and
g. twp g, 6, part sces Is and "a.
twp y. r r. part lot 2. sec II. twp %.
o. February 7, $500 90.
Dexter Horton a Co. bankers to
city OF Seattle. an rights under fran
chlae granted Charles Coppin by or
dintnce 27S. being water supply sys-
tenn. Feb p. q. r.. $500.
Frakn Stevenson It uX. 10 WIN 4.
Bowler. lots 6 and g. block .. Stew
cnsou's First add, Enumulaw. July
p. 81 90.
Augusta S. tFlanner Ia ! - clark.
lots 4 and s. block q, Naglr's add.
July 10. 81 500.
Augusta n. Drccr to Mrs. .. Jer-
sen. VIZ of va see u. twp %. o.
July T. 81 500.
Reliance Loan 4 Trust company to
May L. Lludc. lots p To- ~, block ~.
River park. July %, s..
9. l.. Ditlcfaen 20 Hilma J. tdflef-
sen, lot q. block I. Sander Bnman
Real Estate eompany's First add.
July e. love. etc.
Richard Gibbons 1T ux. Ia Everett
Timber 4 Investment company. seA
see 2s. twp %. r q. July a. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
WORK
IN ALASKA

The United States revenue cutter
MeCullneh. which haa bccn on the
Sound for the past two weeks. left
Tor Hering Sea last evening She
ls TO BE- At 81 Michael by September
1. for the purpose ot conveying the
members of the United States court
Of Sitka4 which arc now making %
tour Of the Yukon country. back TO
the Alaska capital. The judicial par
~ we're taken from aitka ~ skaEway
recently % the steamer city 81 To
peka. and left for the Yukon eoun-
Try over the hlte Pass & Yukon
railway They will visit Dawson.
Rampant city. Circle CITY. and the
principal towns along she Yukon
where All cases both Of a civil and
nature viii b. tried The
members Of the party are Judge G.
r.. johnson. Albert y. Elliott. clerk.
A. j. Daily. assistant United States
attorney. and J. NJ. Sharp. United
States marshal
Gov Brady expects 70 Join the par
~ az one 81 the places. and viii ac-
company 10 to 81. Michael The par
~ viii return 10 sltka about the
middle % September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
BUSINESS OF
THE POSTOFFICE
Statistics Show Much Busi.
ness Transacted.

TIE registration Of statiatlcr FOR
the year ending June 80. has lust
been completed hs the poHtanses an
elais. and the following Is the re-.
suit.
Letters registered with Zee
prepaid ..,st.,Httst4tsst. st.s lA,Ahh
Parcels reglaIcrei with fee
prepaid ss.as,.ss. .s..sttsst.t e.Anf
Onielal letters Registered .,s,. US
Registered letters ana par
vrls received Tor delivery boz, 2a.1ot
Ryristerrd letters and par
cells received fnr distribution 2lsss
RrEistervd packages received
with matter Tor city delivsfy aa.iii
Registered packages received
Registered package envelopes
made up and dispatched go, 1907
Through registered pouches
aud inner sacks received .,. b.t;a
Through registered pouches
made up and dispatched So, las
Through Registered pouches
aud inner sacks received An
transit ,....ss.sst.a.ss..s.. eds
Total number ~ pieces
handled .......s.s..., sia.fi
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TO PURCHASE SUPPLIES

Major Allison ~ the c'ommiesary
department. hoes mission 10 seattle
Vas expesiet to benr oH ire pur.
chase - supplies FOR the truaps ana
animals - - cent here Tor transport
siion 60 thr Philippines. has arrived
At the office ~ AsHieE ans Quarter
master cant " " Robinson
Major Aiiisan states that thr auiK
orders b. has received - FAR from
the department aru 10 purchase Hur-
piies for traops IN Aisaka Il j.
thought a tho duaftgrfnassrF' Office
that Mais,r Allison VIII b. retained
herr 80 rupeffntsni thr purchase u
nuppiirn for fHr Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

Kitchen Hints.
ssAsss

To clean q spice mill. grind a hand
ful 81 raw rice.
stane Jars are better than tin box
~ for keeping bread during the hot
weather.
a whisk broom Is Just the thing to
clean horse radigh Crater.
Wood ashes put In a wooden bag
and placed in the water viii make
hard water soft.
A special broom should be kept FOR
the kitchen and pavements.
Drain pipes should be cleaned reg
ulariy al least once a week with lime
water. carbollc acid or chloride Of
lime
Pickles or vinegar VIII not keep In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
TREACHERY OF
THE JAPANESE
Reported That They Supplied
Fiiipinos lead and Saltpctre

MANILA. July ~ 1T in reported
that the insurgents rrcentiy received
ronziEnments % aaltpetre and lead
from Japan The tao friars recent
y arrested herr ON suspicion ~ be-
lnE bearers ~ messages 90 AEuinalda
FROM the Filipino iunia at Hong
kong. Wcfu liberated Tor want Of
eNttwncs upnn which 90 prosecute
them. A. saon a. th~ authorization
can be resolved from Madrid Is in
cur TIRE necessary expenditures. the
Spanish general. Jarsmillo. viii send
commission 10 carry food. money.
medicine and clothes q spanish
prisoners AZ Tariac. The commits
sion will also reopen negotiations
for the release ~ the captured Il
Is aisO reported that o. 600 900 dollars
In Mexican money Nili BE- offered to
enc Insurgents for the release - alt
spauiariH 1aramlilp declines 10
roniirm the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
WILL SPEAK AT
THE STATE FAIR

CHICAGO. July Zs.-GoV. John e.
Tanner IL expected 70 announce his
Intention 20 capture a denomination
or TO declare he ~ not candidate
for governor during the state fair"
week IN Springfield. This viii b. the
last week in September. and quiet
tip has been sent out To the Tanner
men to attend the fair. Half dozen
Of Gov. Tanners friends in chieaEa
yesterday said they were waiting Inn
patiently for the last week IN Sep
tember. because they want to go to
Springfield 10 see the fat cattle. the
Clay county apple exhibit and the
polychrome bed quilts which evil be
displayed at the state fair
But a number Of Republican lead
ers In the state who are not counted
Tanner men also are making ar
Engagements to attend the state fair.
and IN Republican circles u IL be-
iievee the Springfield situation" rs
II II called, will be straiRhfeued out
at that time. Gov. Tanners political
enemies candidiy admit that II he did
not want tire nomination himself he
could name the nominee. But In the
same breath they declare that he
could not b. elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
SECURED THE
NEW ELEVATORS
Adams 8 Co. Lease New Great
Northern Buildings.

one - the largest shipping firms
~ Tho middle states. ] = Adams 4
90. has extended IT'S business The
naN GREAT Northern elevators AZ
smith Cove have been leased by thn
company ami viii hrrgafier b. aref-
atsd By t. The formal transfer u
che property vii take placr August
J. q. Cardin. north vseatsrn frffrs-
entaiivc - the nfu. rannfma the
refssft 20 she irase. Adams and cpfn-
pmny handles two million bushels %
" heat - thiH state annually and
besides brings IN much corn and
oats phun THERE l. a shortage hvoe
The elevators leased have "A capacity
81 100 900 bushels All the SEASONS
Nheat-crap vii. u ia expected. be
passed through them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

II lar that hna ever had any kind 'nf
grease tout in H.
clam shells are more convenient
for neraplnF pots and KETTLES than "a
knife. requiring lsHH timn to remove
the burnt surfnrtn
~ grease f. spilled on The Kitchen
floor ar table cold Wntor poured on a.
at onre VIII prevent the spot from
soaking into the wood
Grease stains can De removed from
mating nv ntat w"ttire tHem with
alcohol and then washing them with
rudH made from white CASTLE n"itp.
Put a little household ammonia on
a rag and clean on the rolls ~ "a
Wrlnscr before putting II away.
n tho ceiling becomes annexed from
a lamp wash on the btaeheued sur
face with llttlc weak soda water
Lamp chtmneyz may b. quickly
cleaned by rubbing them with "a clean
Hofi cloth aud polishing With u piece
Of newspaper.
4 Tablespoonful OF Kerosene added
10 the boiler when Henldlng clothes
will help To- whlien them. aud viii
not leave the slightest oder after
rluHlng and drying.
a ugoroh mark. II not too heavy.
may be removed ms muintruiug with
water and laying Ia the sun Repeat
the nolnteuinE two or threv timen
until the spot disappears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
MAS MONEY LEFT.

The Fourth Of July celebration
committee met innt evening In the
Argus afiigr 10 hear the REPORTS of
various committeeman Secretary
II \ Chadwick was authorized "a
have the bunting removed ffam
Pioneer square nj once Tho re#i-
iHtviHgencer. Times and star werv
tanderrd a vote It thanks spr adver-
Using the celebration. the Telephone
COMPANY for use ~ telephone g.
BRADY & Gay foF free rsorus and o.
Alexander a Co. Tor To. ~ tyre.
writers
After the bills afv paid. $50 mr. tsoo
viii h. lsft an hand. which will BE-
made an interest bearing deposit un.
Ga &c - turned Over t. the cummit-
tees successor next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
A PROTEST BY THE
CHINESE CONSUL

HAVANA. July - The Chinese
CONSUL general has nied a strung OBJ
leetion t. the dreinion - Gen Hfoake
that commercial treaties between
spain and ether foreign countries do
not Apply e. Ctiha. as Was formerly
the ease. ani that future tfvatY ar
engagements must be- made with thr
United states In IN. name 80 Cuha
The ground - - objection IL hts
fear - emigration restrictions TN
der The old regime Chimes acse ad-
mstted and Immigration encouraged.
aud they ar now ~ b. found in all
parts 81 TIE Island. employed prln-
rlpahy a. HOUSE. servants. thauKh a
great many wurk on plantations and
IN the sugar mills. where they have
proved excellcat help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
PLANNING FOR
EXTRA SESSION

PfT~TSBuRG. Pa, July sS.-w =,
MeFfhansy. one OF Sepator f'itnns
followers. startled political circles to-
day by the announcement that ar
rang-meuts are being made 70 recOn.
venc the legislature and elect a sen
ster y think" ne satt that the
legislature. II convened. Will rv-siset
Quay. Plans afe quietly worked -
~ to not stir up the suhirCt and
make ~ an ISSUE in the tai cam.
patsn. There arr grounds for BE-
iiesins that a part % the rblladst-
phla delegation. which aeciiuri to
support quay IN the last session. viii
now do so, Mayer Ashbsiagr has
worked material changes tn the fac
tional lines Of tho Quaker city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
NEWS OF THE
FEDERAL COURT
Libel and Bankruptcy Cases
Disposed of.

In the federal court yesterday
Judge hanford heard the libel suit
brought by Hickman and Hanson
aEaiust the nsrk Hunter. The libel
autp made a contract To repair the
ship. and Tor the purpose rented a
stFtp of property ana constructed a
cradle, The ship owncra refused to
pay the cost of this, and the bidders
filcd a libel After hearine the evil
dence, the court held that the real
property rental Was not chargcablu
to the ship. a. q would be- consider
ed the nbclauis place 81 business.
The court further held that a cradle.
as used by shlnhu,ldcrs. should be
considered as tool fer the more
convenient carrying on Of their craft
while the ship was on the Ways. on
these grounds che libel WAS dismiss
ed.
jos g pieringcr. who has been do
ms business at pleringcr, Pierre
county. was adiudged bankrupt.
snd Hon. Jas. l., Hoyt has been ap-
pointed referee.
], & Pfan has been adiudgcd a
NaANF VIZ NHh AffNNka $50 N-AAtA -
Tyler was appointed 10 take charge
OF the property.
The libel nlcd by the ststsou Post
Mill company against the steamer
Progresso was dismissed. and the
costs ordered tn be- charged 10 the
milling company
The Puget Sound Reduction COM
pany made application t. the court
for reheRrtnk ot evidence brought
through the custom house for TIE
district % Puget sound. aiieging that
the appraisenaut Nas excessive AZ
ter heariag the evidence. aud uren
the petitioners aims a bond for 500,
the court ordered rchesrinE and
directed the appraisers az New York
% return the rapers
Ferguson ana Taviar. Who have
been conducting a shiuEie business
At Hlaine. and who became bank
rupts some tirue ago. we're dismissed
BY Judge Haaford today. having
complied with the provisions o. the
bankruptcy laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
THE CAT
CAME BACK

4 large Maltese cat. the rrnps rty
81 Judge Gsbourur. who lives IN
Howard avenue near Howell street.
has STIRRED the entire nvighburhoed
Co high state - eVeitsusnnt b.
making nightly raida on chicken
caurz one man. Mr Luther. 10
mourning the killing BY ths esf - -
valuable hens. Whilr Other neighbarH
have reported smaller losses Mr.
Oabourne will not Nil the cat or
pay for the chickens Tho men ~
have had their poultry killed have
dseidei to form a Yigiiaut committee
and catch the eat. ard then another
mysterious Disappearance will hr ~
ported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

December by a criminal operation
and subsequent neglect Of her ease.
\ Methodist church costing $1,000
~ undor construction ut Pleasant
Hill. Douglas county
cut of the oriainal ioi members OF
Company 1. Washington volunteers,
who left Walla Walla. there are only
SO left. now in Manila. Tho remain
ing a have either been killed IN
battle. died u Disease, ~ diacharg
cd
Sio,a.iam iitid an election idst week
at which IL was almost unanimously
decided q assume the title Of a city
OF che third class. A % city 20 that
population Of about 500 Hoaulan
class. u Will he entitled te take IN
additional territory. containing a
population of about 500. uoqulam
H. certainly enjoying an era 10 sub
ataUual growth aud prosperity.
Hears are getting plentiful about
w NttAANf ANfA sANhHAHtsA NV. t'f
erai have been seen ia the last Few
DAYS Henry slater came across nne
chasing bis sheep and got several
shots az a. hut It finally made Is
escape.
Hon. ", n HrrwHtcr, while driv-
ing Ia the garrison "A few days aga
Was Erumiy halted BY a sentinel and
commanded 60 leave the barracks
because his companion. Mr.. iiiEEins.
WAS Ia his shirt sleeves This Is
miiltari-m on petty plane. How
DO the civilians like ltf-NancouVef
Register.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
EIGHT WARSHIpS
FOR CHINA'S NAVY

BERLIN. July - The Chinese
minister here has been instructed
60 corarac, with the vulcsn works
at s,sttin for the construction % two
armorviafs Of about 1000 tons and
six proteeted fast cruisers Of 100
tons. To be ccmpleted within -
months. for about s. ~. oe5
An order for - quick airing field
guns will also he placed In Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
WHAT TO DO
WITH DREYFUS
Is the Question Bothering the
French Government.

PAINS july w rbr Anti. ipey-
ftultra are eshaublInh ta.lr uHiia=
fieh since rHr dismissal Of A.@t..s.
which they regarded as hu excellent
weapon Ia their hands. Tho govern
ment b. uuW worrying over what
shall he done with breyfna II hr f.
acquitted. aa e in believed e uuuih
be- unsafe tor him 10 remain IA
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
INTERPRETATIONS.

The sunny Pagut Milling company
- A.ssks has ni~,i articles ~ In
corporation iutha auditors oniec The
IneurpuratuFH are Geo p KING
chaa. 4 Mcneil Geo. q. faniekr. aud
l.cafrv " uirksan. uf seattle. and
Root r. f,usi~tpcrht. Ira = srKur.
and Chan ~ Martin. ~ San FRAN
eipea. The capital stock h fixed a.
So 90 Il iH the Intention 81 the
to oparatn a auulli 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
FAILED TO ARRIVE.

A large crowd assembled At the
First NJ. y church last nirht for the
opening % the union prayer meeting
- the fptfr downtown rhurchsa
sujlro SiNa, the iead.ug Y ". g. a
secretary In Asia. vas % give an
address. but he failed "a. arrive \
telegram vas received saying no
would leave Portland IN the evening
train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. JulY - -gamcn In the
national league yesterday resulted
a. follows At Haitim0rc-first game
baltimore :. Cleveland 5. second
game baltimore , Cleveland a. at
New York :. Cincinnati
?. AZ Louisville sifnt Eame-t.auia-
willie Z. Boston ,. srcopd game Louis
vile 4. Boston 8. al It Louis fIruak.
lyn T. 81 Louis } az Chiesgo-r pail
adelphla 1. ChicaRu . The PITTS
burg Washington game was post
roned on account % rain. The stand
f.s- - - 4f,st.. - - f.ffs....r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
aRBlIRaToR's DECISION

Il. IS. uus1n. tn whom The ease 81
ihe Western American Construction
company ~ The Zindarf runstruc-
zion company Was referred 90 fnr ar
bItsBtian some time bEn. has nled a
report In abe superior court. lie
awards tSseGe3 To- the plaintiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
RioJuN MnRU ARRIVES

The big Japanese liner Hioiun
Maru. capt. J. w Eakstrand. arriv-
81 IN port last evening from the Ori-
"nt. via Victoria ana Port Towns
end. She had aH passenger Dr. "
H. Eagttake. Il. NJ Overton. Mrs
Chu Ioy-yen and child and large
number 81 stcerngc. Tho RIoiun
brought over a large cargo ~ 60
tons ~ tea. rice. and curipa. She
loft Yokohama July q. and came t.
Seattle direct.
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Ussvs
STATE NEWS.
H...A.

Telephone service II to be- extend
ed from New whatcon to Lyndcn.
Up 10 date three Fairhavcn can
neries have put up 5000 cases ~
salmon.
Whateom county has - school dis
tricts. - school houses and 125 school
teachers.
a sad accident occurred on the
snagboat skagit. near Sedro. last
Monday morning about 10 o'clock.
when John Lynch. mate on the boat
fell from the top ~ the derrick. a
distance Of 20 feet. to the deck. in.
Juring him 20 such an extent that
he died within an hour after the fail
EllenaburR reports state that prac-
tically all this years wool has been
shipped out. Il carloads being sent
70 Boston recently. buyers having
been on the ground since the season
opened. Bales holding two ana one
half bags were used this years In
stead Of bags.
Five years at hard labor In the
state penitentiary and n fine 81 81 900
was the sentence passed by Judge
Prather. 81 Spokane. upon DR. 9. W.
Power. who was convicted Of caus-
ing the death Of Cora Hinehart last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.

Paid up Capital. =. $780,, .siso.o 900
General banking business transacted.
James u. HoEc. ir.........s.... President
Maurice MCMiCken.s.. ......Niee President
Lester Turner. .........,.s..s.... Cashier
Il T. rarkhurst Assistant Cashier
sight and Geographic exchange payable
IN AN the principal cities OF the United
States and Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28

Special Sale-Flne note paper. IN
boxes. Denny Coryell CO.. ZIG LIST ave.
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Mrs. g. J. johnson. manager Of the
millinery business at 900 second
avenue. corner Of Madison. loft yes
terday for Chicago and New York
She vii return about September
with an entirely new stock Of goods
and an elegant line Of pattern hats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
sHiP CHANDELIERS.

st'NpE ERI.AND. resler wharf, ssiI-
makers, rigrcrs and ship chambers. rasn-
ufarturers Of tents. tsrnaalinA. mixing
hose. canvas Of all widths
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Tor san Francisco

fIlH mptuFH pfrF .Hf
atiHHnnfiYs gflHHu. tIf a.
Pueblo NaIl4Z W4lIn uis1
fuaiiiia
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slMINa. nACIiIsEs.

ATLAS pys works. ~ union street, Tyls-
isisofss LuT teoi. Ihs cniy fr.Eoh DYE
House in the city.
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FOR ALAS X "a
Leave Seattle 0 a. m.

Quesu JuiF ~. 20.
CTS - TaHeFHl Iuig q. -. August D. q
taitaEe ntfy. August -. -
Ask. luis 30 August B. -. and every
nth dhF thereafter.
i'af further Information obtain folder
The company F-zffga Go" fiFhi - change
nItAaut pfrqIuuH uaiife. steamers. sailing
Gate ana haufa Hf =ailiaH
D. D. THDWHHtfGE,
Puget hound Huut. ocean baes. seattle
40 tHuu ttrtsf ethics ui# IirHi avenue.
Seattle. uaetalf Perkins Co. 1en"i
III AHenta. san tfaHelHra.
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a PRIEST RoBBEp.

Alexander Htdvsslty. Russian
priest who arrived on the National
city. reports The loss ~ 500 out II
"a Valiae on the steamer while on HE
way from 81 Michael 60 tnalHskh.
aaafl===asssaa=s=s--sz=s
Norm Drug Co. iifth aud Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-28
MILLINERY.
MIDwIFE.

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