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SAL SODA
Per 100 lbs. ti.E. per 10. &c.
COLD DUsT-
s-lb package. zoe
WALL PAPER CLEANER
For cleaning vail pager. fret
coee. window shades. etc. pr
4 package. &C.
BRILLIANT SHINE
A llGaid for polishirg scales.
COPPER kettles. tin. nickel and
metal artieles-tio-s atSirt ana
] splendid work. y pints. 1so.
ptnts. eJc. guerts. S5c.
ELECTRO SILICON
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w'aFe and considered among
| the bcst preparations. Der
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BATH BRICK
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forks. each. 60.
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The steamer Santa Ana. Of the
BritiHh-Amsrfcan line, from San
Frauclscu, arrived at Seattle las
night Che soils for Honolulu On
FEB. ! with q general cargo.
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ARCHITECTS.

a. ruEMANp. q c9Iman block.
MemanqH 8 NAlkcf, 90 y y. biz
.. " HoUGtrfOs. at-iJ Collins.
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BANKS.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Cantai sis0 900
Gensrai banking business transacted
J. n. Hore. g.. pres. NJ. McMiok-
en-. vice pres. I. Turaer. cash. r.
y. Parkhurat. Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities Of r e Europe.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

20. Fsb. Sl3. ~. zJ Is. Mar 6.
For Alaska leave Seattle . \. ~.
cottage Ctty Jan. 10 20 Feb 3. ~,
MaTeh n. senator. Jan. ~ gu. Feb.
Il. March I. AK Jan. @. 20. Feb,
4 no. March g. Steamer leaves ey-
cry NTH day thereafter
Ticket Offica ats Hfrst Ave. seattle
81 Talbot, tomml At ie " Nlisf Asst
ueu'l AT. ocean Dock seattle oooaalL
PERKINS co. Con. AHt. SAN Francisco
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AUCTION SALES.


EXTRAORDINARY Auction sale
of hna hcN and second hand stors
I'd furniture. Tits furnlstlre has alt
been moved in from NJ HAZE. who
could no, get suitable location 10
open business. "a eant his goods
10 Martin g F'ax'B suction rooms.
iazs Third avenue. to be suad At
auction Tuesday. January -. 1901.
az 10 81 a. n. consisting of the fol
l0wins one handsome china clos
OF coat t&a, one heavy oak side
hoard cost. 81 % handsome an
tiqus bedroom sets ] rolHop desk
leather couch. fine Davis sewing
machine. velvet touches. rock
ers. chairs rugs. fine carpets. cen
ter tables. handsome pictures,
heating stoves. one fine range
blankets. quilts pillows 3 wool
top mattresses. two hair mat
treaHsa. lace curtains. fine
tabieciothH shestinR. toilet sets,
dishes lamps graaifaNare and
intH Of other goods Dealers. don't
miss this sale. Tuesday 80 ~ n ~.
January -. JOE MABTtS.
Auetioneer.
AUCTION SALE o. household FUR
nlture 90 r. q. Bickerton's sales-
rooms. 1919 First avenue on Tues
day. the goth. a. 10 O'Clock SHARP.
fnn parlor set. bed sets. syringe
mattresses fns folding bed.
chairs tables. sidoboard, fine up-
right piano. moquet carpets. rugs
book case Hhuw eaHcu rockers
fine alivcrware. gas range. hat
racks. earelH. crockery. tinNarc.
etc. =. o nlckerton. Auetioneer
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A HOME ron you

on payments nearly az easy aa rent
VIII double lH value See uH at
once Great northern Land Co..
81 iaf HYa, Phone Main ga3
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-
- room lodging house. paying 1900
per month clear 1900. cali room
sis New York block.
RARE opportunity Tot man. OF man
and wife Hith $50. can secure
business paying 800 per month
gLaAr. al room alA New York Blk
COM FAC loa and BUILDERS.
g9DEEotfts.r i KC,Eisf.EAt .6.,f.e
at ns.220 Spring street.
}. Il. SWIFT. house aud align paint
e.. ~ hprlag street.
cLoTHEB CLEANING.
sEATTLE Clothes Pressing %.
clothes In shh pe 81. 60 month. dye.
Ink, repairing. 1907 ard. Bur 1905
sEATrLE Tailoring Ciub-suits
kept Ia order for El.y0 month.
Basement Aibemarle. ZIG Spring
Tel Green 1891
HIGHEST prices for cast on cloth
lng q. Ta Al1L 80 Stun noyd bid
DANCING ACADEMIES.
TWELVE daneing lessons. 49,.
Ladies'. youf own classes Monday
and Friday evening. II you don't
back. Low rate for gentlemen
Private Lessons daily. Wilson
School. Ranks block. Fifth and
Pike streets
MR.. and Mrs IAttie'a Academy. de-
pertinent, dancing. physical cul-
tare ~ Nadiaan BET Ia and 9Th
DENTISTS.
Or g. a custer. opp bon Marche.
chleAga Dental Co. go Hlnekiey.
Dtrncrivt A1EsotEs
INFORMATION furnished and evi.
dence in all Kinds OF Legitimate
business: confidential Branch Of
1ce Lucss agency Union block
oYEiNo AND CLEANING.
AMERICAN steam bye works. dry
elsa mig iilL q ave- Tel Min ~
DRKs-HAKn
MME. SMITH. nodlste. AlnekieY.
Llneh & shaw. moalstss IS Hsllsr
ENGRAVING.
shAT'fLE EnErsvlns 60 high grace
ptlnting plates. Hlnckley block
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS.
BUrT ERWoRTH a sons. efnbaim-
era. is2e-it2s Third. Tel Pike a.
FINANCIAL.
ONE MILLION DOLI.ARs 10 loan
OF real estate Ia Seattle ia sums
Of tiV4 % 10000. German b. A userl-
Gao Investment Co, SIS Third ave
TO LoAN-privAte money at low
rate Of Interest. 0ron. Dhmus 4
Qtnsr loI Marion street
FtNAhc tAL-Wanted 20 Borrow.
WHY keep your money ln bank
when we can get you : per cent
on first mortga &c, Improved real
estate in the city VI Seattle Ger
man American Investment Co. 6ig
Third Ave. opposite puhiic library.
IuH nFNT
--rs~s-~ee-aes3s~sssNs
20-ruorn lodging house. well located.
All neW furniture. ali on one foor.
ye@rH lease rent $50. price gi5o1.
TATE q Co. ~ Burke building.
OFFICES and desk room. single or
en- suite. reasonable rates. call SIS
New York block.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE,
Capital stock paid in. Sb2s. 600. sur
plus. s3b 600.
J. Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres, X. V. AnkenY. cashier.
Corresponding ia principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
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New YORK DHDtaI paFISr,

gif FIRST AVE. SEATTLE.
assaad fnor Howard uaiaUun. tpga-
site Mssasi Lks httt#laa
Mata afHee. fHrfIafsa, OF. h-anah
ere Ean Franeisrn. caI Hour .
10 sunday. 30 % 4 LAsiss swAFa
" afssarares
AR neHa tat shoaii uai prove
snftsfs tor vii ~ AusHa-r - ffhs
- ehnrE~ - Tnr nsarsas rFara.
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A. n. 6roul Quoted.

The annual report % the cosnee-
ticuf Bureau % Labor Statistics mas
Just been received ct ere City hail
IL dsvoies io- pages 20 last yssr's
report % the seatti. psbac smplos
nfFt bureau. quoting rhh.r Cen
missioner Oruut extensively.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue and Pike St. Capital
paid up. 800 600 10. c. Neufeidcr,
pres: ] u. Hayden, cash. J. 7.
Greenleaf. asst, cashier. CONNER
cinl. savings and trust business.
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HGA

go second hand heaters. oil kinds
aud sizes ~ Reasonable prices, wv
also cauy the largest stock of rer-
aud hand furniture. stoves car
peta etc Red Front Furniture CO.
10 IL second Avenue south
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HELLO WANTED.

QUEEN CITY Employment 01ire#
tloj Third Ave. phone Green l1tl
Cooks. chambsrmHlar. WaitfcHHsa
and nurse gin.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

Wilson'S Modern sasnsss college. asia ia
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
Business College, second and pike.
LEO'S business CoHeEe, Second and
Union. Individual instruction,
all subjects, lowest rates.
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VII have 8 choice lee n vacant lots
cottages. modern q NeilnHa and
stores iu aiI parts ~ thH cifY. Ger
mo- American ln#frtmeuf Co. 90
Third avenue.
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Diamond lee - IN. best. n costs
10 more than the cheapest. Tei.
Main i0za
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Have you a wantg Then tell y In
the Star. toe list Of agencies page =
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National Bank of Commerce

Paid up capital. tib0. 600
Transaets general banking business
II. G. Henry. preH.. n. X. Spencer.
ca sh Safe deposit VAULTS for rent.
Safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Re OF
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Ths Canadlan Bank of Commeroe

Capital paid pss.........ss.o 900. 200
eight Million Dollars)
surplus Observation-Disclosures. s., 600 OOQe
Interest allowed on time deposits.
n general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE Corner OF
James st. and Second Avenue.
-. "A. CAMERON. Mgr.
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Scandinavian : American Bank

OF Seattle A general banking bust
mesa transacted. Deposits 81 900. 900.
a. ChilberK. pres. Il. l.. Grondahl.
ist vice pres. A. H. Soolherg cash.
!. y Lane. asst. cash. No branchea.
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HeLp wAareo-FeMALe.
praal.1l- melk 10 TX. p2ag..s.
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TO Buy all kinds Of second hand
goods. Olympic Furniture Store
sl1 Third ave; tel. Main ssi.
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-0-ruorn lodging house well located.
all neW furniture. ali on one floor.
ye@rH lease. rent fe0. price giSo1.
TATE q Co. 40 Burke building.
OFFICES and desk room. single or
en- suite. reasonable rates. call 9ls
New York block
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AoreLe. FuRnlsHfp RooMe.

Hotel savoy Rooms 50c up. 60 list
VILLA HOUSE 22Q Jenefsou street
THOMSON HOTEL sot First Ave
ARLtNGToS Hotel s.. o bldg. lsl
LYON HOUSE els5 CQlambls St
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- room lodging house. paying 1900
per month clear 1900. call room
Gfs New York block
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FoR kALE-ssattie auction sale
sta ole. 1914 Western avenue tel.
Hum lGsi. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at .. m; horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds of
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
Walker. aurtiuuser.
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INSURANCE.
JUNK

Y. COOPER WILLIS. 81 Bansl
hullilnE LIZ.
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PATENT ATTpRNEY.
PERSONAL.

sarnes 8 Co, 't-I5 STATEHOOD bldg.
y. 2. ADAMS. sraftlng. colman bld.
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RARE opportunity fof man. OF man
and wife wlth $3.50. can secure q
business paying 500 per month
clear. can room 2ik New York blk
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Advertise in The Star.
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COM Rae fos and BUILDERS.

sODEHQutar q kOsELEAf. shspa
at Ns.a20 spring street.
} Il. SWIFT. house aud align paint
ef. ~ Spring street
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A 1T, agedy Near Ithaca.

Ithaca, N. r., June 16,-James Churchill, farmland who worked near Ithaca, murdered his wife to-day at her fathers home in Newfield. He mutil- ated her head with heavy bar of iron while she slept beside her seven-year- old daughter. Her father, Daniel Mint nun, who is over eighty years old, also having been fractured by a blow from the iron bar. Mrs. Churchill died two hours after the assault was committed She was thirty years old. The old man will probably survive but a few hours Churchill attempted suicide by taking an ounce of carboic acid, but he was revived and arrested
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LIFTING Ci USES 4 TR4GEDY.
New York Young Man Fatally Shoots
 Himself and Sweetheart.

New York, June 16.-W1lliam Mein- hoffer the young man who last night shot Mary Bolte, died to-day at Ford ham hospital, where few hours earlier Miss Bolte also died. The immediate cause of the tragedy may never be known, though the motive is believed to have been jealousy.
 The woman, who was twenty-one years old, was employed as cashier in an uptown dry goods store. Employed at the same store was William Strick- Ter. a young man. These two were walking through One Hundred and Sev enty-sixth street late last night, when they saw a man standing behind tree. Miss Bolte appeared to be frightened, but Strickler reassured her. They kept on walking, when few minutes later five shots were fired by Meinhoffer from his place of concealment. One of these struck Miss Bolte and two had been fired by Meinhoffer at himself. Both the woman and her slayer were mortally wounded. In Meinhoffer's clothing was found the following let ter:
 T sit here and calmly smoke my pipe. After great deliberation I propose to kill her. She deceived me. I killed her for revenge She wrecked my life. l have nothing more to live for.
 (SigneD William Meinhoffer."
 Meinhoffer, who was twenty-three years old, was the son of retired un- dertaker. He fell in love with Miss Bolte, but the two had a quarrel recent ly. She formerly lived in Los Angeles, Cal, and is said to have lately come into small fortune.
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LIQUOR RAIDS YESTERDAY.
One Man Jumped from a Second Story
 Window When Police Entered.

It was rumored about the city Satur- day that the police would yesterday make strong effort to prevent the sale of liquor. Whether this rumor going abroad caused the saloon keepers and hotel men to close up tight, or inspired them to greater caution in serving thirsty customers, at any rate, only two raids were made and they were on the "Hill,' as the Howard avenue precinct is called
 Patrolmen Doran and Cooney, of that precinct, visited the apartments over the saloon of Daniel Cox, at 137 Putnam street and in a bedroom they found three men drinking. One of the men, when the policemen entered, jumped from the second-story window and ran. The policemen found some bottles of beer in the bed. The two men who re- mained in the room acknowledged that they had been drinking beer, but said that they had not had time to pay for it when the policemen entered the room.
 The same two policemen visited the saloon of John J. Shea, at 40 Putnam street, and there found William Lyons taking drink in the barroom. As the policemen entered by the rear door Ehea, the proprietor, bolted out the front door Lyons was arrested and locked up on the charge of being ill a saloon on Sunday.
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TelegrRph Eriefy,

Compton, R. l., June 16.-A boy who was
 fishing in the mill trench west of this vii
 age to-day found womans body In the
 water. It proved to be the body of Mrs. | Quidnick mills and whose husband Is said | to be now in Webster, Mass. She was last seen early this morning with another woman, near the Qudnick railroad sta ion.
 Later the unfortunates hat covered with | blood was found in the bushes near the
 mill trench. The circumstances point to murder and the medical examiner has or. dere1 an inquest.
 Wiliamstown, Mass, June 16.-rhe f,l- neral of Professor Truman H. Stafford, pro- lessor of astronomy and mathematics at Williams college, who died in Jersey City on Thursday, was held in the college chapel this afternoon President Franklin Carter officiating. The interment was in the col lege cemetery Professor Stafford was d graduate of Harvard, class of '54, and was an eminent astronomer and mathematician He became member of several foreign so. cieties.
 Middletown, N Y., June 16.-Six cases of smallpox have developed in Goshen jail two of which are of the continent form. The patients have been removed to the pest house at Orange Farm, the remaining iifty-four prisoners being quartered in the jail yard under q tsrong guard. The dis ease Is believed to have originated from prisoner who was q former member of q gypsy camp.
 Newton, Mass, June 1G.-Men giving their names as John J. Fisher and Joseph J. Eagan, of Newark, N. J., were captured in a clothing store here early to-day after a hand to hand fight in the dark with three officers. Soon after fire broke out in the store and it is thought the men set the fire to hide a burglary. The fire loss was small, however.
 New York; June 1G.-A great steam crane and d large force of men were engaged all day today in an attempt to right the army transport Ingalls,, which was capsized in the dry dock of the Robins company at the Erie basin Friday. It Is expected that the ship will be af1oat in a week.
 Narragansett Pier, June 16.-The body found at Narra gansett Pier, Saturday. has been identified as that of Walter E. Beebe, hospital steward, stationed at Fort Greb- blc, Dutch Island. He had been missing since March P.
 Hrson, s. D., Jnue 16.-A cyclone passed over the extreme southeast corner of Bea- dle county yesterday, iniuring ten people and destroying much property.
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STEEL MAGNATE ESTED,

F. c. Converse Charged With Misap-
 proprfating Proceeds of Sale of Shares.
 Pittsburg, June 16.-Edmund c. Con- verse, Of the executive board of the United States Steel Corporation, for merly president of the National Tube company, was arrested at Greensburg or the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday and taken from the special train in which he has been touring the country for several weeks, visiting the several plants of the United States Steel Cor poration with large party of the of- ficials, and arraigned at Greensburg, where he was compelled to give bond for his appearance the first Monday in Septemhe
 Converse was arrested on a writ is sued by the Westmoreland court at the suit of James l.. Devenny, of Me- Keesport, chareed with msappropriat- ing the proceeds of the sale of 3,599 shares in the capital stock of the Me Keesport, Duquesne and Wilmerding Street Railway company. Devenny held the majority of stock in the road and several hundred shares in trust He alleges that in February, 1896, Con- verse secured the stock from him, sold it for about $1O0,000 and failed 10 ac- count for the receipts Although De- venny states he has made repeated de- mands for his shares or the money Con verse has Called to respond
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CONSTI1 UTION READY.
Her Rigging Completely Repaired
 Ensigns Re-HOisted.

Bristol, R. l., June 16.-Billman and his force of riggers, with several mem bers of the Constitutions crew, practi- cally completed the rigging of the Con- stitution this afternoon, enabling the crew to once more hoist the yachting ensigns, the New York Yacht club pen nant and the owners absence signal. The triggers left the yacht at 11:30 with the gaff refitted, with the exception of swinging the gaff and bending the mainsail, which latter is in the sail loft. It is a matter of possibly a couple of hours to get the boat ready for sailing in the morning.
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Work in Behalf of Young Men Told
 from Many Boston PuIpits.

WOER In behaII or 1OunG Men lOlU from Many Boston PuIpits. Boston, June 16.-The work in behalf of the religious life of the young men the world over, was told in words of earnestness, force and elocuence from
 many more than hundred pulpits in
 Boston to-day for this was the great occasion and the practical close of the International jubilee convention of the
 Young Mems Christian association
 which has been in session for nearly a
 week. Delegates to the convention laymen and ministerial-of reputa ton known far beyond the borders of the union stood beside the pastors of Protestant parishes and plead for a wid- CT sympathy and greater financial de- votion to the young mems cause. Not in Boston alone were the delegates as- signed to pulpits, morning and even ing, but to churches In neighboring cit
 es and towns so that throughout east ern Massachusetts to-day the gospel of the day was a message to young people.
 In the afternoon in Boston meetings of special importance were held sim ultaneously-the mems mass meeting; with over 10000 present, at MechG nics hall, led by Frederick B. Smith of Chi cago; a boys meeting at Association hall on Moylston street; a womans meeting in New Old South church in Copley Square, and a Scandinavian meeting at Peoples temple. These were the great gatherings. and in near by churches were held the overflow meet ings, for such an outpouring of inter- ested people has not been seen for many years on Sunday.
 At the same time Commander Booth Tucker spoke to an audience at the Salvation Army barracks. which was only limited by the accommodations of the place. Earlier in the day Mrs. Maud B. Booth, wife of the commander of the Volunteers spoke at the services at the state prison.
 In the evening at Mechanics hall was held the farewell meeting, the special subject being The unnumbered of young men of non-Chris- tian lands"
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FERRY BOAT DISASTER.
Second Body Recovered from the
 SunkeM NOrthfieId.

New York, June 16.-A second body has been taken from the sunken Staten Island ferryboat Northfeld. It was re- covered to-day and proved to be that of Juan A. Bonitez, clerk in the steamship office of Fuchs, Edye &s Co.,, of this city. He was q young Porto Rican, whom his parents had sent here to learn the shipping business. The divers had sent to the surface grocery wagon. In the body of the wagon lay the remains of Bonitez with a life pre- server around them. The raising of the Northfield will probably be undertaken tomorrow.