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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

thcir arrival I'm china they hav,
beou the chigf Obstacle to thu
restoration ot order n Morrison.
the correspondent ct thu London
rmce. as reliable a foreigner as
there o. n china. declares that
Cuuut Won Walderaees policy ~
punitive expeditions has thrown tho
greatcr part of the province ot Chi.
IL into anarchy and Disorder and
that the ueighhothood Of Pekln is
now moro unsafe Tor foreigners than
at any previous time since the oeeu-
patton began. The country has been
uyagvd until 1t is reduced e. "a
dosrrL the people have been
slaughtered aud their homes de-
stroyrd. while the remnant having
lost an and having uothius "a rlsN
have naturally taken 10 hrIsandnge
as regular occupation. aud have
Increased the conditions et disorder
which the foreigners aua prufeaaedly
remaining in china ta ahate.
hNaA hANl" hN'ANAANttAtA #tH sA#AHttAHH Ata
nnitely worse than the abuses whit, h
Europe went Co china Il correct
count Nou WAldgrseg and his gov-
erumcut are mostly responsible. The
chief command given t. that afieer
has not enabled him O. control the
movements of the treora Of other
countries but n has apparently
given him "a license Ia do What be
pleases with his own TROOPS, without
ans sort 90 responsibility 10 the
concert VI the powers. He has used
this frec hand 20 destroy the euun-
try, ard Co leave It In condition
from which O. viii not be able 10 roe
cover in "a generation. The elements
Of such civilization as the country
possessed will have been wiped out
utterly. the very seeds 4 order and
government viii have been dug up
and burned. and neither the Chinese
themselves nor any foreign aErncy
will o. able to restore civilized eundi-
lions there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
rSE A'KIcHslE CASE

The Board 90 Health last nlsht
rendered n somewhat lengthy epin-
ian oa the stars recent charges
against Health Officer Mekeehnic.
which opiuion our esteemed morn
ing contemporary the Pei up-
Intentionally garbled. 50 as te make
things appear just as they airs net.
The members of the BOARD of
Health said that the star by taxi
Ing up the question 81 inefficient
restrictions. and citiug specific cas-
IS where disease had been allowed
to spread through insufficient safe
guards. had performed . valuable
public service The board eaudldiy
admitted that the city authorities
were 90 blame. ipasmuch as money
was rrudgpl for the employment Of
auamntine officers ana that. aV lug
% this reluctance To pay for neers-
sary officers. the board had last
November ruietfy instructed Ate
kechnie. bv resolution 10 refrain
nrum employing such officers unless
in eases ~ extreme urgency AZ
ter the star bcgan to publish cases
Wherr disease bad been spread
through the failure ~ TT MeHeeh-
ME to place quarantine eftleefs. the
Health Board recalled It's ORDER 10
MeEechuie and that official MAS IN
strueted Ga employ quarantine OIL
Gers ia every ease that seemed ne
eessary
All OF this was candlatv admitted
BY members Of the beard lH open
= ssion. The Star was given the
credit FOR making valuable iuvesti-
CATIONS into smallpox eases
The hoard mildly criticised the
Stars chargcs against Mekeehuie.
lnasnuch "a that official vas nerve
Is following out Instructions. In re-
gard 20 the admitted charges that
MeKechnie did NOT report cases OF
Infectious disease u the police. as
orSered by city oTdiFanes. the board
stated that the health officer had
delegated that duty To minor Off
cer and was therefore not person
ai8y responsible for the failure Of
the subordinate 20 act In all cases
The findings ~ the hoard were
that Mckechnic was NOT blame
worthy. but that the city govern
rlens itself was much TO blame for
the ursanltary and unsafe condition
which prevail tn this city owing ia
3 ulxgardly financial policy in rela-
ton % the health department.
The members ~ the Beard OF
Health were frank IN making All
statements and shouldtred their
share II the responsibility for con-
Gitions existing az the time when
tise Star ,b~gan is nvftatien
The statements made b. the Star
during the Investigation q Ne Keeh-
re were en- supported By aaidavits
81 citizens and were explained by
kechnie. who was not under oath.
and who had been allowed time 70
prepare any statements which he
wished 10 make. Nevertheless. the
star Is willing 20 accept the verdict
Of the Health Eosrd. composed. as
il is. OF physicians u the highest re-
pute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
TELEPHONE.
Sunset Co. Agrees to Hold TO
Flat Rate.

The special committee ot the
chamber of commerce at yesterday o
meeting reported an the telephone
rate matter. which Waa rsteffed Co
a. 10 a. stated thHf the sunset Tvlv.
phone company. through lu main
uuuu az SAN Francisco. had ratified
tho action uf the inUal office in rr-
establishing the old s. fiat rate Tho
main office at Tho aaWs time HpfHnE
u little Joker which. when guuHli
erred hy the chamber caused euuHid
prublr discussion. The san Fran
cisco office madu the re=eHtahliahs
mvut of tho 81 rate dependent upon
the approval OF thu chamber uf com
mrrtt. The uea son fur this. pu
doubt was % place the chamber ON
record aa being perfectly satisfied
with the 81 charge
Aftrr lengthy discussion rtno.
luton was adopted IN effect that the
body would not say. at thH time,
with what information II has bt
hand. that the So rate Is satisfactory
Co the community
e.. !. Smith then offered the follow
inv resolution. which WHH adopted
Resolved. That the report pf the
committee uu telephone rates Doe r"r
yCNrd and placed nu hle.
Resolved that the secretary Doc
authorized ln behalf uf the chamber
or commerce Ca reply Ca the com
muuicatlun ~ the sunset Telephone
Cu Go the effect that the abandon
mrnt by that company uf d mraHur-
ga rate and return 60 a Tat rate iH
satisfactory but that the chamber
docs not assume the uoHlrd9v a.
presently advised Ia state what such
nat rate should he or What would
hr satisfactory % the community
N viii now D. ia order far The cor.
pupy to rearstahitsh the 81 rate nr
refuse 90 de- 80 an the ground That
the business community ~ seattle
refuses Go b. tied az permanently g.
"a rate which may later an might De-
deemed exnfhitaut
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Co to Charlottesville repairlng.
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the usEIssRstE PROFESSOR.

The trouble with many men who
talk IN public Is that their organs ~
speech move faster than their brains.
That usually means disaster.
Prof. Algie Crook. Of Northwestern
University. Evanston. III. while talk
ing to a class Of students. asserted
that he had never drank liquor. used
tobacco or Rugged or kissed a woui-
an.
The connection Is anything but
complimentary but Crook did not
mean 70 offer an insult to woman
kind. RE simply. for a moment. be-
came hlundering dodo. whose
thoughts were sidetracke1 81 way
station. but who kept on talking.
Mr. Crook boasts where ne ahuuld
weep. re glories in his own humil-
alton. He il proud that h has nev-
cr tasted the sweets that lie on the
iirs u a dainty woman
What has he been doing All thosc
years? Doesn't he want to De happy
Can he fnt pleasure. In his miserable
Ignorance Hasn't he learned that
Life withou. Love is Despair and
that Love and rs proper expression
n the meeting Of life il dlvine-a
song, poem. a dream7
Centuries ago. to celebrate the
birth ~ Love. Nature decided to con
fer a Bift on mankind. a gift that
was to endure through the ages. She
robbed the peach Of IS bloom to
paint a woman's lips. she gathered
roses. honeysuckle and dew from the
petals 81 violets. added a dash OF
fragrance from rlpening grapes and
distilled the nectar that makes kiss
ing a JOY. Man. beginning with
Adam. has found Natures work
good.
Except Prof. Algie Crook Of chi
eago. who didn't want any.
How ne can be SUCCESS In life il
mystery. He might do In a rnu-
scum, but who wants 10 see a man
who boasts that he Is unkisaed. IN
hngged-a human iclcle2
Away with him!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
The BOYS
IN CAMP
Seattle and Tacoma High
School Cadets and
the U. of W.

TIE cadets OF the state university.
Seattle high school. Tacoma hiEh
school and Nashnn college. vent iu-
10 camp yesterday afternoon az Al
III Point where theg viii stay for
week The annual Uumu of the
cadets Is an event in fhe ae1satI year
60 which the young msa IUuE for
ward from the neE unsnR 81 the
year.
All W " niuaharf. ~ the Uui-
vers.ty. vii b. - command Il tie
camp. assisted nv capt +. - Hat
per. Lieut.. Frank ~as seof Lieut..
l. &. Parker and t.ie4t Eafhhan. All
81 the University f'snl Roy klunstr
will De In command II tire seattle
high school cadets. Can't TELL 81 the
Tacoma cadets sud Ma Fred suit
ter of the Nush1n cadets
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Victoria Route

cut rates 60 Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily. Fare Doc.
Herths 26C. Freight SOC per ton.
s. 8. North Pacific leaves Yesler
dock daily except Sunday atSa. m
S. s. Utopia leaves Yoslcr dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
W1IATCOM ROUTE.
s. s. Sehome leaves Ypaler dock
at o D. m Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anacartes.
Fnirhaven and Whntcom. connect
ing with railways at Anacortes and
Whntcum.
DOpwELL & co, General Agents.
ia Ianaea st. fphnua Main Asn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
GOLD DUST CASE.
Dr.. Jordan's Suit Against Coulter
Brothers Settled.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. In his case
against the Coulter brothers for q
settlement Of Alaska transactions.
was awarded yesterday 1850 as hls
equitable share Of the gold dust held
BY a. -. and Chas Coulter.
This closes hard fought battle.
waged principally by the plaintiff IN
the case. Jordan entered into con.
tract with the Coulter brothers last
year. whereby the latter. upon tho
completion ~ certain asaeaament
work. were 20 come into possession
Of one-quarter Interest Of valuable
claims held By Jordan. About g5.-
900 In gold dust was brought out by
the Coulters last year. Since that
time JordOu has endeaVored to bring
criminal action for the wrongful
Possession Of the dust Failing In
this. the action WAS brought in
equity and decided by Judge Tall
man yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
AUCTION SALES.

Auction sale. consisting
~ dffsaaass clothing. rroesrita.
hardware EiauNHr,. tr1ekef34
ups implements. .tc The THenfI.
eth Century Bargain store. sglsand
szza First avenue nrnr Ben street.
The proprietor having moved from
Madison and First avenue. are de-
feHmIuet So close uut fhe entire
stock HsHHHiea general stock they
bought - Mhhtram M very loss
nEuHsa. fhf saie eili start ou sas-
ufdaY the tffh. at O.. u. and ~
each dHH The public viii find BE-
- their advantage Co attend theaa
Haira So reserve. Goods Hal1
private al un enormous Harflure-
= = HlHEeftan. Aurtiourer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO
Is STRIVING
BY Aid OF Government TO Establish
Another Steamship Line.

q. %. Graves formerly president OF
the chamber II commerce. writing Goo
the Merchants. association from
Hshlurtuu =. g. SAYS that san
Trauclacu'H attempt to obtain Eunr.
uutrr ct government freight ship
mypts from Nau Francisco Co. the
Philippine. as baaia Co form o.
steamship line Mill net succeed. aud
that m the government Wishes Go
encourage steamship lines iu this
manner. seattle viii BE- treated uu
an equality With san Francisco.
M. GruNrH also wfitoo that Geo.
iurd. assistant ~ Gen. iudiuEtuu.
hg uuAftefWaHtet general. Informed
him that il was not tho policy uf tho
department g. guarantee huN Hrrrls
nrd amount ~ freight o. amy line.
and that san Francisco would mot o.
treated with more favor than Seattle
ur any other city
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In Hotels.

The following are among the late
arrivals al The Butler. col Henry
Lhudiz ~ Port Townsend. urafeaaa-
IN the State university. Rahf. Ford
Aberdeen. Sydney hell. Mancheafer
Robert Young. Tacoma. r. s. Bar
rrtt. Arlington
AZ the Dilier. Geo. =. Wlawcu. a
millman ~ Port Gamble =. J. Lynch
and r., Clhypooi. miners ~ Circle
city. Alaska A. ~ kneeIsud. a tum.
herman u shelton Henry Coter.
Port Gamble.
~ the Stevens Dr. ". N. Hend.
ricksnn. u. s.,army Geo. Wier. spo.
kane, q. J. Sulauu and wife. Yak.
Ina, ThoE. MorafifY Everett
~ the Ralnief-Gfand: Julius T.
Carr ~ England who IL making an
extended tour 81 the United State
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Committee Visit.

At the meeting 81 the chamber Of
commerce yesterday afternoon IS
v Weston called attention Co the
proposed visit ~ the house ruum INIT.
I've on rivers ADD harhofa stating
that there uli ae about 81 In the
party. and iuasmueh as they have
been invited % visit Seattle they
should b. royalty entertained while
here they can view Lake Washing
ton and become familiar with the
canal question. which kUf ultimate
ly BE- ~ cons derable advantage 20
this city and state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

WI. have choice uat " 49,
e9tiaEen. modern dusIlIng. -
HtoI"H bod AII parts N ne e'ss shs
49,. American inyesfmeni &. =. =.
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IMPROVE MENTS.
Certain Work Has Been Finished
and Reported.

The board ~ uuhfie works has Ger
tined m the completion ~ the follaw-
lng improvements fIaukinR Post
street from Marion 70 Madison. and
Ewing and LoWman avenues from
Aurora % kilbnurne avenues grad
Ing sidevaikiuE and parking Warren
avenue from Denny way 90 Harrison
street sidra aikinE Yakima avenue
nd Yakima place ffum Dearborn
street 90 HaEfer'a add uiankiuE and
CarhinE Main street and Twelfth avs
nue. south. tom Ninth street a
Twelfth avenue and Norman street.
laying sewer IN the alleys 81 blocks
~ and % ln penn9H third addition.
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THE GERMAN WORK IN CHINA.

After the members u the foreign
iegafions az Pekin were rescued by
the foreign troops. the latter remain
Cd In China, ostensibly to assure III.
restoration OF order and the preserv-
alton OF order after they should de
depart.
Germany had no part IN the rescue
u the legations, her troops having
arrived only after Pekin was occu-
pied. The emperor told his soldlers
on the eve of their departure that
they were going on an expedition u
revenge and that they should give
no quarter. They have pretty closely
followed his Instructions. Since
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\ quantity II political records u
ktnE county were burned yesterday
ty Deputy clerk plImrtuu. hY order
10 the court The ED records uccu-
pIrd much Naua His space Sea thH
vaults 90 the county clerks uHiCa,
and their destruction viii furnish the
required space
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Her Son With Hobson.

Mrs Julia Grim. sister 70 Judge
Richard Osborn. arrived in this city
yesterday and intends to make this
place her home.
Mrs. Grim IL the mother ~ Osborn
Deignan, who Was with Upbaou at
the sinking Of the Mefrimac tn san
uaRo harbor. Her son is now in
the navy at Manila.
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Reached the Age Limit.

on account o. being past ths AK
umlt. Jas. Durham Raa recently re-
tired from the nre department in
accordance With an order u council,
chief Cook has placed him on half
Fay. his duties e. b. asid work about
the department lie cannot nov b.
employed IN direct duties II the IRE
department
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MISSING.
Another Bunch OF People That Have
Wandered Away.

The following letters af inquiry
Tor missing persons we're received
By chief ~ Police Meredith today.
James Castro. 81 Whltiusyiile.
Mass. desires To locate hts brother.
Charles Castro.
". J. Canton. Of Brewester. Wash
wishes 20 locate the wherea bouts Of
Andrew Walters
Grace Thompson. n resident Of
Portland. Idaho. has asked the police
to locate her brother. Ernest J.
Thompson.
NJ. A. Wickstraud. ~ Merldnn
Conn. desires to locate Hugo Melm-
Oufat
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REAL L ESTATE.

L. NOGLEBERG - Painting. paper
hanging, kalsomiming. l0s2 Pina.
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HIGHEST prices for second hand
goodA. bedroom sets stoves. car
pets. etc Ped Front Furniture CO
fin-fIs 2nd Ave. z. Tel. Red Izz1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
Mortality Record.

DouI, Hopkins. ). died yesterday At
Ross.
Mrn Park Willis died yesterday NJ
O'Hrisn. Funeral services werr held
his afternoon from the family resi-
deure.
The funeral far J /. = Snyder will
b. hold a. 3 seFwufthb chapel this
evening az q clock.
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BANKS


PEOPLES SAVING HANK.
Second avenue and t'ike 81 Capital
paid up 500 600. a. a.. NrIffldef.
pres. 4 Hayden. cash. >. r.
4reruinaf naaf cash COMMERCIAL
savings ard trust huHinenn
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. fGls. 600. sur
Plus. - &c.
}. Fufth. rfes. J. r. Goldsmith.
vice pres a. v. Anh~nv. cashier.
70 the United States and Europe,
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid uu capital ..... fisu.e10
TfauaaetH general banking business.
H. g Henry. pres. y. n. Spencer.
eash. Safe deposit vaults Tor rent
safe peassit sasii Bosss Tor Rsa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capita si59 900
General banking business transacted
J. u. Hose. -, pres. AZ. MeMick-
en-. vice pFea. l. Turner. caRh u.
= parkhurst. Asst. each. Exchange
on principal cities - q g. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
n Seattle a general banking bust
urra transacted. Deposits 81 no coo
A GhuheHk. pres. o. T.. GroudahI
ist vice pres A. n soelhsrg. cash.
y T. Lane asst. cash. No brancheH
The canadlaH Bank Of Commeroe
AttEttaA PAD up s.sss..s..s ~. ~. ~
tEiKht Million pollarhl
Surplus .sss................ g. coo. ond1
Interest allowed on time deposits.
A general HankinR business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE HRANCH-Corrar OF
James - and Second Avenue.
=. A GAMER ~ Mgr
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oYGIho AND CLEANING.

Partisan bye Works-We al for.
sIsau. press. deliver your CLOTHES
1Hlse IT'S iat ave Tel Main iqi4.
AMERICAN steam aye works. dry
cleaning iiiG "a ave To- Nsia "a
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TENTS, awnings. aags. tarpsg5l.,-
toEe etc. Alaska outattefs r. :
canvas goods. Goods made "a -
sr b. eHpsrts az a m0fnspf', =
tiee. hunde 4 ErIand. Pin -
JsetFuu -
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

III San Francisco
Tho Company
Hhip Wnlia WAlih.
umatilla aud CITY ~
of purblu Leave so
attic pa m May { 70.
II. ~, q, 80. Juno 3, a,
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START "a Mail order Business. ID
the work az h0m. al night EaHy
and profitable. Hints Of what to
do and how to DO il ia Whites
Sayings. an Bdvertsfsiuz journal
- cents per year. 8 cents per copy.
Whites Sayings Publishing Co.
Department g.. Seattle.
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OXYDOSOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseaH SEES Avoid imlta-
lions. & Mcdonald block
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oREssMAKERs.

\ y riuLLirs. "a Haaasy 6Ik.
chLgaEa Dgnml 80. l2-s Wnekles
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Detective Agency. Union
hlalk J q b1wf1u manager
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rLEcrRIcAL MAclllNFRY.

ERiCks0N a VIVIAN 60. manu-
faetufs and repair electrical ap-
IaIatue 1914 Woat as. Main. rs
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eECOMu 1AnD Eua.-l1----.--.
SOCIETY NoTlcFe
nhg.
TAlLoRs.
TENTs 40 AWNInes

TENTS and Awnines-i,ls 49,
pi"'i tents, mining hose and -
Aaa hpata. army duck tent -
f9laihE camp beds. the Gold -
a. kind. SEATTLE TEvT
aNNlNG Co. UholeHals -
hetufsrH Marion and Westsr 80
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LADIES try bath. Mrs TAFT.
careful massage oil Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts to order. cheap.
& Mfg. Co 107 Union.
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D0SlYN COAL
III QUEEN COAL

Once tried always used. o.
maxim. Success the test (
merit"
Business started Ia Seattle
Aug. 1899. and has increased e.
cry month since.
Telephone Union - for stsaz
coal and domestic. orders 70 b
delivered north 81 Pike street.
Telephone Main SIS orders fx
delivery south Of Pike street
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FASHION Hair store. is13 Second
avenue. diagnosis Of the scalp
free II rhHrRe
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FOR well improved farms. small or
large, At low prices, call on US.
COLLINS & WILLIAMS,
Room 80 sullivan Building.
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Stir |
nlur .
Prot |
vers
both
ceatI
Grin |
st |
Mas |
Was |
On
md |
30 |
'
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WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. i5c. Alley Restaurant. q
lev on Columbia bet mi anh 7r8
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TRAINED NURSE

AiHs POellnnz. trained nufss ~
uate John seeiy hospital 60.
~ lsef.rencea. Hotel York
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REGULAR night trips TO W. Seat
tie From May -. Foot Spring St
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AACnIrECTa.

y. TfpEMANb. Fl Colmau block
MeNaaua q walker 30, Is n BLK
y " uauaHToN ptt3 collins
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lAf IT. ~ - HhH J MY ht
Iur Southeastern Alaska
Cottage city. May ~, ~. june 70 n,
July 3 HtHtu of Gnliiufnlh, May % Hni
June 1. ~. 1uiv 1 city ~ Topeka. May
No. 80 lunu II. - July a. spokane,
June =, July #
ticket umee. cts first Avr., seattle
N 1nibot. gamm1 AT e. y. hillof Aat-
uenl AFt.. ocean Dock. heattia eoolalL
PERKINS a TO. ton. hHts.. ian itnnclao9
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EAKGAfNs In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
uiture company. We can give you
hue secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look az
good Hs new, for half the money.
10 and III Second avenue south.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

only a few more days 20
ct commonwealth on Com
pauT stock AZ i've cents.
gmce aia New York Block.
Phone. Red iiai.
l. L. MUIR a co. Brokers.
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n you vii compare our prices
with downtown eampetiturH. you
wlli und Nant difference. Star
Pint @. ThLra and PIKE nirrat.
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YALE WINS
A GOLF CUP

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. May g.
The ter-coiloRiate golf tournament
on the Morn leld links WAS won by
Yale. who .1w takes the cup from
Princctou. By the college system of
scoring, Yale won BY r. to a.
II you are going to Nome order
your typewriter supplies from Niles,
100 Cherry street
Co to CbrlatoDher- repairing.
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PLUMBING.

HAzLETT q MULLIN - New work
guaranteed ! year. Tel. Buzz 1894
GEO. II. WooDHOUsE Co. Tel
Main ga.
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co Bun al.
BAKER = SON. phone Black 1864
THEo TURNER Tel Green al.
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To LOAN Private money al low
rate uf interest Grou. Damus 4
oaner i01 M -fcn street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
riann 4 Eshelmnn Mutual fAfe bid
~ YRsrIC III 90 ri iI7ilsf ~
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The Civil Service.

ON tho third q June United states
rlNti service sNamtua lions VIII De-
held ln all free postal delivery cities
for positions IA the various depart
mrnta ct the government service.
a=Hs -
Uuy Your Alaska autnts AZ 2. g..
Miles a Piper to.