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FOR RENT, SEPARATELY OR To-
gether. two furnished and one unfur.
nished rooms. kitchen and use of bath.
Apply 142 Habersham street.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-30
ToR RENT-RooNrs.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND LARGE
basement. Apply 222 Liberty. west.
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
room for gentlemen. Address w. B.,
Morning News.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-30

pound at Springfield Dairy Depot. 80
Whitaker. Try It.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. HEAVY
WRAPPING PAPER, JUST THE
THING FOR EXPRESS PACKAGES.
APPLY BASEMENT. MORNING
BRICK. BRICK, BRICK: THE AU-
gusta Brick Company, Augusta, ca.
has one million bricks on hand. ready
for delivery; correspondence solicited
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ROYAL TAILORING is THE BEST
on earth; suits and overcoats to order,
$3.50 and up; pants to order, So and
up. Macdonald & Steinberg. lis
Rrouphton. east
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-30

HOT STUFF HEATERS. NO
ashes, no dust, complete with stove
pipe and put up at $245. S. Bernstein
300 Brougton, west. Branch Store, 40
Rarnard street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-19

" rmLLirs. u Hs1say Dill
Chl-agg neala - ss-a uuckeE
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q DEATH AND an IDEA.

Ralantne died
life half a usefulness
millions The
thinking things
Perhaps he had little desire
comparatively
Is history q
chsry her
a
holding faculty
part o. makeup.
typesettnE scarcely
product
because business Inability
Of
price Of
wells By exploding torpeaoss their depths
That brings the idea
purpose this
those think
receive their enterprissF
Of a
inventor.
shouldn't aboishedf
government, directly cash
people
without a patent o any
a ecou1-
psh patent IAN accomplish
peopsS
Iaborsaving keep
knocking
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National Bank of Commerce

FhId up capital ,..... 3lbO 600
TrnnEacts general banking business
n. G. Henry. pres: r. n. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rsak
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RICH IN COPPER
Prince OF Wales Island Shows Fur
Their Richness

late reports from Ketehikan ar
that more rich strikes have been
made ON Prince ~ Wales island. A
good copper discovery has been mafF
IN the northern part - the island
The nna waa IN two lodges about
four feet apart and separated ty a
strata ~ magnetic Uens The lrds~s
ere from e - Is fees and can De-
traced hy uutefappingH for "a mile.
Crnsseut trenches being dug in three
places Disclosed the and tn be NJ uui
form value throughout. Il WAS nnt
mined t1 any Efrat extent. however.
and may BE richer a. a Ereatrr depth.
The ore contains copper mixed Win
nickel and assays from a. per cent.
upwards.
chris Jansen the well known Al
nska miner. made the and An e.
fort la on foot ta develop the prop
erty. Geo. Mckenzie. Who H. jan
sens partner. set cut from Kctrh-
kan last week. and II the pFop~rtY
b. as rich as reported. active work
viii be commenced at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-19
SUMMONED IN TINE NIGHT.

reaper DEATH athere
n nght
sleep
cruel
memorable;
damb lastpuse
plate while their earthly plans
Death another
81
bitter eavns behind
giving
Thursday. Islander
r. Of Al
we're ast-
Providence" rndei husband
community out In
snctveiy sympathy
o
reaved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-19
BIKE RACES

Richard Morris II Seattle lowered
the former record b. a5s seconds at
the Palace cycle track yesterday f1r
mile. paced. making the mile tn
l5t
The match rae between Virgil
Hall ~ Seattle and FFank cottcr ~
Olympia. Vas wun BY Cottef. h. IN
ishlnE first IN the first and third
heats
Virgil Hali q Seattle finished first
in the half-miie race open 90 prOf-t-
SIGNALS. Jack Haffts ~ Los Angeles
won second. and Frank Cotter 81
Olympia. third
Richard Morris won first and Perrg
Roberts second in the frat heat ~
the oue-mlle amateur race. Eddie
wlntrode Won first place and Pctr~
Rust second place IN the second heal
The one mile open prnfcsai0nhi
race vas Won - Jack Hurria ~
Olympia. Virgil Hall sc second ana
Frank catter third.
The final heat IA the wo-miis lap
race. two 70 qualify. thlrd iu tastes.
heat. vas Won by Rust and villa
tfode
The exhibition mile motor cyci.
race between James Esary and VirK!i
Hall. vas Won by Esary In two min
utan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-19
HORROR
Report From Fletcher Bay
Tells of Arson and May
be Murder.

cant. Hart, owner Of the rehoonc
Lily aud Maud May may have been
burned to death Foul play IL suu-
rccted In connection with the burn
ing OF the schooner at Fletcher bay
Iaiabrldre island last Thursday
tIght Grave fears are entertained
that the captain VAS either burned
with the boat or murdered before the
fire was started. 1t has disappear
cd.
Rauehera living near the syrne say
that two men were observed near tho
schooner at the time of the frr VINO
hastily deeamped as soon ua hrip
came. They we've Ia a strange boat
as the sehaaner.a diuEy WIS mot used
The Lily aud Maud had always been
considered an uulueky boat hy sound
shipping men she sank once at
Deception pass. her owner goins
down with her. capt Hart. who is
well known GA the water front, rails
cd and reatted her.
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TRAINED NURSE

Miss oLAGDIA q p0LL.SSfffi
trained nuHHe. graduate John s.
~ hospital. Galveston. RefsFes.
ceE. eeaftts Employment Ga
phone Bur fats
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THE FIRST NATIONAL. hank OF
SEATTLE

RAID up capital. $3.50. 600
General banking business transacted.
j. y. Hoge, tr.. pres; NJ. McMick-
en- vice pres: l.. Turner. cash: n.
r, Porkhursti asst. cash. Exchange
on PRINCIPAL cities Of 4. s.. Europe.
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MYSTERIOUS
Man With a Revolver Interrupts
Peaceable Couple

II. Kemps, Of the Chicago Grocery
Co, had a peculiar experience with
on unknown man Saturday evening
near Fifth avenue and Blanchard
street. As he was walking along
Fifth avenue with lady, a man APP
preached him from the opposite side
~ the street with "A revolver IN HIS
hand. lie stepped up 10 the pair
and pecred lntently Into their faces.
Then he turned and walked swiftly
away. The matter was reported 10
the police, and It is believed that
the unknown man was looking for
some particular person. Nothing
later has been heard Of the affair.
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RECEPTION To
COL. WH0LLEY
Highly Successful Function at the
Rainier Grand Hotel

The members Of the First wash
fnxton regiment gave hearty well
come to their former colonel, John IA.
WholIey. at the Raiuier-Grand hotel
Saturday evening. Col. Wh0liey was
introduced ~ Mai. Dawson and
spoke Of the good work the FRS.
WashinRtons did IN the Philippines.
Ife closed b. saying ne was glad %
meet them All again as comrades.
Among the other speakers were
Gov. Rogers. Mr.. James Hamilton
Lewis and Mai. Dawson. The latter
read a telegram from Gen. Charles
King. the author. with you IN spirit.
Hearty greetings 70 Col. yFh0lley and
the regiment. May God bless you.
--Chaa. King
The singing Of the First Washing
ton quartette was one Of the features
Of the occasion.
Later Ia the evening. speaking OF
the Philippines. Col. John II. Who'll
ley stated that he thought the ma
fiyes were becoming reconciled 20
the American Standardization Of the
island and were attending the schools
very largely. He entered upon the
spanish occupation 81 the island, and
stated that IN hls estimation 10000
cavalry would do more good than
large army Of infantry.
IN speaking Of the FiIipinoa. he was
of the opinion that they we're
treacherous people and very little re-
liance could be placed upon them.
lie said, however, that they were
bright and very quick TO learn, ana
were already apelng the Americans
and their Ways That the iaiandS
will be a valuable addition 10 our
Possessions. he was quite sure, a.
they are covered with many very
valuable woods and feem with cop
per and gold.
Col Wholieg said he was more
than surprised at the wonderful
change II Seattle since he left IN 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-19
VERMONT BURNED
TO WATERS EDGE
Little Steamer Destroyed While
Lying at West Seattle

The little steamer Vermont. Capt,
Thoa. Mcmillan. lying at West Sc
attic. burned 10 the waters edge yes
ierday morning. Tho captain was
the only person on board at the time
The fircboat suoqualmie went %
the mid of the burning steamer and
succeeded IN showing II on tho beach.
This vas the means 81 saving the
engines and machinery. The alarm
was somewhat tardily turned In. and
this. combined with the distance 90
West Seattle. Handicapped the FIRE
boat. The steamer was worth about
SO 900. but vas insured for only "a
small amount.
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The star NifI ha mailed 10 your
camp address without extra charge.
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PERSONAL.

i. NOGLEBERG ~ Painting. paper
hanging. kalsomImlng lo22 Pine.
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ocUlIsrs AND AURIsTs-

DIR. KLINE bailey BGiidlaT
DIR. FONDA NADEAu. ssl Burke,
Or. J. a. Mackinnon. Z Chapin bldg.
pr sHrtf.Af1AeGFR ~ THrcNiev
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Mortality Record

Harold Pickene. the seven months
old son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. w. pick
cug, died at Second avenue west and
John street Saturday evening.
Mabel Rogers. aged j. years died
at South Seattle last night Remains
viii be shipped To Puyallup Tor in
terment ~ Bonney a Stewart.
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pREsshAKEEs.
DYelf,o AaU cLeANiNo.

PHrIaiau Dye Works We call for.
clean. preHH deliver your clothes.
once IT'S iat ave. Tel. Main l1lf
AMERICAN steam Dye works 1915
Western avenue Phone. Main t1t
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Diamond lee That's VIA. you
need 10 keep eaal Tel Main 1919.
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His Body EmbaImed

The body Of little Charlie Daniels.
the boy who was drowned in White
river last week. has been embaImed
BY the Collins & Sherman Foley 90.
The news q the sad accident was
dispatched to his parents in Alaska
and the remains viii be held FOR IN
termsnt until the father and mother
arrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-19
COOPER n LEVY
ssHsasHasHs#s s#.szs--,-.aa
Hot Weather
Bargains
aso COFFEE FOR Ise

We ere hastrs splendid sur-
cess With uua $50 blended
fuaef coffee. MHnY 90 Uuf
customers tell uH Id Be- by far
the beet coffee that lie sold fur
this price and fuzzy equal tn
the grades being sold al an
and g cents per pound All over
the city II YOU desire n. see
grind If euarae. fne ~ puitef.
trni To induce NaM a. Try De-.
We name = HpegiHi price. Per
pound
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
PAS rnRs

barnes q Co. AIS starr boyd bids.
+. L. ADAMS. drafting. Colman bid.
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Ensmelod teranito)
Dish Pans

i0squaft regular price each
6sr sHrriai price ......... soc
itsQaarf regular price. each
90 sree1aI price 4..s... CSC
lisHuaft. regular price. each
faH special price =s....... &c
-lsHuaff regular price. each
tr HHt al price q. ......Toc
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Toilet sponRss

A frv DAYS aRa we received
n shipment 81 several fhuun-
and HpaaKes. which we import
~ direct just 70 show you
how much difference there II
iu our price and tho price uau-
ally asked. We ara selecting
sponge No. / Ia particular
This sponge usually sells AZ
80 tn r. cents We name
special price 81 - cents.
You vii nnd Il genuine
bargain.
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BUSINESS
VERY GOOD

business opened very encouraging
~ this morning on Western avenue.
Several large eonaignments of local
produce were received.
There were practically no changes
IN quotations announced over satur-
day.
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AUCTION skLEs.


AUCTION HaIe af furniture and
household eaodh al Martin a.
Fox auction rooms. i1Eh Third
avenue. "Wednesday. August 20. az
to 81 g. r. Ten room furnished
hoaHe moved from Sinth and
Washington streets. also "a big
stock ~ granite Wnfe and dishes:
3 oak bedroom suites. nue folding
beds. ! nne Fischer plano. I Pack
ard organ large mirrors. i g-hois
range. tine six uariur suite. oak
Flashuafa. singer sewing machine.
oak dining tables +. fine Zee box
e.. Z euameled bed HtrHdr 10 blue
colonial toilet sets Is riererI bed
lounge. 8 single drsHfFfH. cuurhes.
arm chairs q high back dining
chairs n oak rockers fine pillows.
springs and mattresses. lace cur
tninH ard pertiersH. rugs 90 body
Hrusneis ard velvet carpets. sheets
blankets ard iata - other goods
No limit and no reserve. Joe Mar
tin. auelianeer
AUCTION sale - elegant furniture.
the contents 81 an eiTht-ru1n Uri-
Fute residence. = o. Hickerton
has received Instructions from Mr..
ur Reich Who = leaving Tor Eur
opr. - sell on the premises. No. s1l
Eleventh avenue. between Marion
and Columbia airaets Take Mad
iHun o. broadway car. uu Wrdnrs-
day August -. AZ 81 -. the con-
tents ceuslsflnE IN part. elegant
bed sets. arrluFn. mattresses. bod
dlnE. exffa nue Hideboarh. extern
hlpu table and dining chairs. lcath-
~ couch. Hue raFior furniture. vei-
vet carpet. smyrna rugs Hecrc-
faiFe hail tree range. gas stove.
nue china. brtcsa -hrac. paintings.
lace curtains. tn fact everything
belonging to well furnished
house Z. q. Hlekertou. auction
eeF.
a CHANCE t. those who want an
elegant home. =. e. Hickorion viii
sell a. public auction on Wednes-
day. the afst % August. NJ 1880
sharp. the elegant property ~ Mr.
Hr Reich. who II about leaving for
Europe The property b. situated az
81 Eleventh avenue. between Mar
iuu and Columbia streets. size OF
lot eoNif0 feet. with eight room
house All modern improvements.
with brick foundation. also three.
room cottage en- back ~ lot. a fina
garden conservatory. aHphnlt
sidewalks cost - 900. and incrran-
iuE 10 value every year for furth-
er Information call on T.. q. Bick-
efton, auctnueer. 1872 First ave-
nue.. OF on the premises
To houaekeepera and othora-T. n.
Hickertnn viii sell by auction on
Thursday. the 22nd August. at
20 81 sharp. The contents 81 - eIe-
Eantly furnished rooms OF the Is
moud hotel. with lease. at 1891
Seventh avenue The above FUR
niture VIII be sold as whole. ia All
in hrst-claHs condition. Can be
seen day before sale between the
hours Of and p m. For furth-
or particulars inquire on the prem
iEcs or Z. g. Biekerton. aurtioneer.
1919 First avenue.
:. @. BiCKERToN. general auction
cer, 1872 First avenue.
ZOE MARTIN. general auctioneer.
l22g Third Ave.
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HELP wAHTeD-FEmALE.
hotels. FURNISHED ROOMS.

TroataLIe 90 -. %. DonEIa
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PHYelclANs AND SURGEONS.

bk J. 6. STEWART, specialist in
discusses OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Boston block.
DR. MILES, removed 10 1856 Heus-
sey Bldg. Srd 4 Pike. Tel Green 526
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases of wo-
men, chronic diseases Wash. bldg
DIR, HINKLE. 2lt-2i2 Mutual lie
BLDG. Tel, White $50; res Run sii
DIR. FALk-7S-7s starr Rovd ND
Tel. Black S56. res. Green te5t H''
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WM II HCTIsEit. attorney at
lnM fuitf prosecuted ana defended
lu all courts. u years experience.
4 - - L-------
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leHAAHOHNA4AH4A


Leaves Seattle Columbia dock)
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Z m, for Port Gamble, Port I.ud-
low. Brinuou, Holly, Hoodsport. In
llwuup Falls. PotlRch, Union CITY
and way points. Returning, arrives
Seattle Tuesday. Thursday ana sat
urdny. at Q 80 p. IN.
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PRINTING AND BINDING.

MARKET Report Printing A pub
ilshlnE Co. high grade lob print
ing. ia Spring st, Tel. Bun 6i2.
- Ill ~. lhitels.. commercial printers.
aVe' Sos auS Washington bid. over
Ireen = shoe store. Tel, White asa.
M EIRoPoLITAN Printing a Bind
INK Co. IL. Aesler. Tel. Illus col.
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ELEtTRlcAL MACHINERY.


TO LOAN Private money a. low
rate ~ interest. GruH. Damua a.
oaner. 10 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought anI cold Nor
rlaon 4 EsheImau Mutual life hiI
OLYMPIC OIL -. ID Haucr block.
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UMBRELLA REpAihlNa

UMBRELLAS manufactured ~
covering aud general repairing "A
Second nNeuus Robeson Brus
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BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give YOU
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new. for half the money.
no and IL Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates of all maya
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The e. Y. White Ad-
vcrtisiug Bureau, New York
building Seattle.
TIE cheapest place 10 buy OH ana
gasoline Is from the Olympic on
Co. ei5 Third avenue. Tel. Main
e9i.
FASHION Hair store. 1913 Second
avenue. diagnosis OF the scalp
free of charge.
ONYDONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita.
tons. 81 Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. Tat. care
ful massage. Gil Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. uo
Hensel. mfg. teweler, IS HlnckIev
MRS. r. BENNETT is again az 6
Hnller block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON, stylish millinery.
low low nrIees. Corner 9TH and Pine.
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JoBBlHe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILYJ
Green fruit.

Green Fruit.
Lemons-tf600e.09 n box; lines.
g5dG per case cooking apples. 75cn
800. eating apples. 81 10000. Val
encia oranges. S460a500. bananas.
81. O0u3 90. olives. 6gU 4sc. per gallon
grape fruit. s. 0d426o. plurapplcr.
81. 00U3.50 per dnz. local peaches, asa
81 90. cantatoupea. 81 256pl 80 per box.
raspberrIea. g. 09m225. blackberrips
si.25a1. 80, pears 600. water melons
S2.50m350. plums. 15cati.00.
Vegetables.
Potatoes-t2s. 00a $4,000 per ton: beets
81 90 per sack. carrots. ii4l2j per
sack; lettuce. 15c per dozen. turnlps.
5047bc. garlic. &C. cabbage. ti,JO02.
peppers. t20t6c. husks, 25c. cell
cry, zoe per dozen; sweet pota-
toes. ft.65Q1.s5. chill peppers.
3Oc per 10. aauer kraut. 3mic;
native. head lettuce. 1bc per dor:
dried figs. cartons. G0ci fancy, zoe.
Imported. 15e. tomatoes. 6bn75c case .
dates. 5aGc ID. radlshea. Zoe per doz
parsley. 2ba3bc. hothouse cucumbera
15Q30c dozen. onions, 1916 per cwt.;
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Suburban.

South Seattle fishermen. after a
successful season among the sal
mon. are beginning 20 have time
hang heavy on their hands A week
ago the fish run began TO Hlacken
and now the catches are smaller
than AZ any time since the season
began.
south Park offers opportunities 70
young women anxious TO teach the
young Idea how 20 shoot. The dlrcc-
tors u the school there. with school
opening two weeks hence. are short
three Of their regular complement OF
teachers. and are said to be looking
for acceptable candidates for the
Jobs.
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Cord Hsmmoeks

We have a splendid assert
fnrnf 81 HammuF - nhirh
were purchased early in the
nesaaH. HHF below actual
value. and. IN order 60 glso
uutsuf town patrons tho Same
chance nH uaf city customers.
have placed them AZ fheac sr-
irrmslY under priced nsure-.
quality special price ..ttr
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AIIUnflf - ~.


WM. II HCTIsEfk. attorney at
luM fuitf prosecuted ana defended
lu all courts. u years experience.
Proceeding III bankruptcy Com
pHulsa Incorporated. Abrlaria
carefully examined collections
made IL all parts OF the United
States. HIzheHt commercial ana
bank reference BIB Third avenue.
Phone Main 100.
BPEcKERT. 4. J.. civil uad Grimm
nl rfanuee ID years actual enpcfl-
'uee. consultations free. Room j..
Arlington hotel cover puatJflCrjs
phone Main fzg
j. 3. Bhl.L. - and "a roswrll block.
JOG Columbia ST. Phone. Blue $50.
General practice in all the ,purth.
Damage eHhef a speciality,
Moderate feeH Cancellation free,
ii = FOSTER Mutual Life build
lnH Phone. Main ~
FuA&K u. WRESTLING boston blk
~. - MAnTiS. go Mutual Llfe bld.
j. q. KELLOGG ss5 Bailey building.
HENSON 4 AUST = Boston block.
~ u LAMErTI. sot 3 Pacific blk.
a. e MACDONALD. 80 Burke bid.
Root Palmer 4 brown. Pioneer hid.
y e. coNoVEft. i2.ta tlaier BID.
LYMAN = KNAPP. 80 Hallcr bid.
q WARD KEMP A. Burke bid.
, . porGLAs 81 New York bid.
RICHARD OSBORN. 50s-s n. v. blk
HORACE PETER ait New York blk
rtERRE = FEHnY go burke blk
b s LANafAsD. sH 81 y blk
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ocandInaVIan- AmerIcan Bank
BUsIfless coLLe0ts.

CLAItKE'S pernin shorthand school,
Individual instruction. 81 Boston.
LEO'S business College. tTnion-ed.
individual instruction, all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business college. Second and Pike.
n w. School relegraphy. Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod. Bus Coll Main it6
CON kAC ,Oa ana BUILDERS.
BROMLEY a Wells, general con-
tractors, u Starr Boyd building.
Tel. Main 500.
sODERQulsT Il RosELEAF, shop,
at 2is-220 Spring street.
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our fz-lnoh desk fan uses no more
current than q fe-c. p. lamp. XII
bourne 4 Clark Co. klS s9cond ave.
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81. chi oiEssfsil ofsyAoua4

Excursions To Tacoma. Elks' Car
nlval. fee display ad page .. go
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Launches Tor charter. Tel. west s31
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rsulInaWer. sae0ti e. pafsnips o. Al.
local green corn. 81 2su 60 per sack.
Provisions
Fresh meat eaW beef e. ib steer
beef ~ pr ID mutton. Nether. tisc
ewes. =. PARA 50 4aa per lb. veal.
large. g. small. utae.
Provisions = llama large lie.
hams. small tHutaae. breakfast
bacon. ttala4es DRY. aaited clear
hacks. afe bellies Zoe.
ssttsr Cheese. tEEs are PouI,ry
Butter - Washington efsam~risa.
pound rriHfH. zte Eastern Iowa
and Eisln. - fresh ranch. i1uitc.
cheese Native Washington. Fun
cream. fsHtzae Eastern Sew York
itulte Wisconsin,. IL. California
l0's1tt'a Baaastorl. a.. Edam.
81 eoUtso Per care. New York
ltWise fImhurser. is8t5c. brick
ltWlie Swiss. isUlao
EEgn Strictly fresh ranch. z1c.
Eastern. Ito
Poultry chickens. Tive. iigiae.
cuckn, iz'Ae. turkeys tae.
Corrected Daily. - TIE following
prices are being offered @ The pro
the car al Seattle
Grain uata. 90 o.. barley.
tsa %. wheat. chicken feed. - o..
corn. 80 Ier lea ifa bran. iifp1.
Hay Puget sound peg ten. ~ %.
Eastern Washington timothy. Yea
a. alfalfa. fttafa
Butter - FrsHh ranch. i1aitc. ma.
tive creamery. zzasse.
Cheese Native Washington. lie.
Exxn Strictly fresh ranch. 40
- per dos
PoultFy-chIekaus. i've. Toe ducks.
ltMtgc.
live stock - Cows. aGr. steers
ttae calves. fsaafMe sheep. e..
hogs. sHs4ae.
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OF SEATTLE
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