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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-09-17

He Declares He VIII Continue the Pol
icy of Administration Pursued by HIS
Predecessor-A Pathetic Scene at the
Administration of the Oath TO the
New President-Rooseyelt Night
Ride Through the AdirondackS to
the Point of Railway Connection with
Buffalo-The Present Cabinet Ofhcers
Asked to Retain Their Portfolios for
tion.
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CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE.5
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-09-17
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
He Takes the Oath of Office as
Successor to the Late
President Mckinley.

States when he became vice president,
SO that after all, the taking Of a new
oath was not ceremony that seemed
to be absolutely necessary to prevent
fairs.
The first outcome of the consultation
in the secretary's office was the issu
ance of the following order:
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-09-17

Buffalo. n. Y, September 1.-THE
following is the inscription en- the cas-
ket that will contain the remains of
the martyred president:
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

REGULAR TRIPS TO AL-KI
Commencing Saturday June /, lesv.
ing Seattle ?. and O'Clock, unta
June Is. After June rs reguar
summer schedule leaving AK
7.i5 a. m. last trip leaving Seat.
tie els p. nj. Regular trips Dur.
ing day at frequent intervals afiey
June Is. Six round trips on Sun
day. Camping OUTFITS delivered
anywhere on the beach. Bartleus
boathouse. foot Union street
REGULAR TRIPS To AL-KI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
new GAS COMPANY.
Its Franchise Passes the Third Reading by City Council
Rates to be SIPS for Fuel and Sl50 for
Illuminating Gas.

The ordnance that grants Co Ley
man q. smith, YIN. Nottingham and
X. II. Malone year franchise
O. Law mains. manufacture and sell
gas i'm Seattle. was read third tiWo
last nisht and ordered published for
No days, when "a vote viii hv taken
on It's passage.
The ordinance provides that an In
Identifying bond of Sl0 euo shall be
given Ia the city and property own
crs FOR excavations uf streets. that
sf,ao1 shall he deposited with the
city comptroller t. insure plant In
operation hy July 1902 that any
pipes shall be removed from tho
streets In = hours uatiee, and that
81 200 be kept on deposit with the city
a. be used by It to de- the work. and
the right Is gwen the city Co pur-
chase the plant after 80 years ut an
appraised Vaiue The rate o. hr
charged for Illuminating gas is 50 90
aud fuel gas Slsa.
Wanted Doth Kinds at as.
Mr. James moved "a amend the
ordinance So that the fuel and o.
Eliminating gas would both hc 81 .'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

The plan Of the city council 90 keep
secret the testimony In the police in
vestigation, Is open TO criticism. II
Is claimed that this secrecy will en-
able the Investigating committee 20
get testimony from police officers
that could not be secured unless the
witnesses we're assured that no word
Of their statements should reach the
ears Of their auperiorH in the de-
partment. to their own undolng.
DO couneiimeu suppose for an in
slant that facts revealed by police
men and others viii not be whisper
ed about2 chief Meredith has
friends IN the council committee.
political friends. who win not hesi-
tate 70 give him a tip whenever
they think it advisable. Such mat
tiers cannot be Kept secret. II would
be better for the council committee
n hear all testimony Ia public. and
abandon the absurd scheme for alb
solute secrecy. Grand juries hs 20
never found # possible 70 guard
their secrets, despite all Of the safe
guards of the Law.
Furthermore, the public has a right
10 know whether there is truth in
many damaging rumors ahoat con
cerning the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
MAKING BARGAIN.

The new gas eompany's proposed
franchise passed % its third reading
h. the city council last night anc
viii So On dnal passage probably
Ecxt Monday night. The 5o-ycar
clause provides TOR 10 purchase OF
tho plant by thu city until the half
century has expired An amend
ulent providIns Zoe municipal own
srshin ~ the plant at any time after
IL on Is Years if the city desires 60
purchase. would make the franchise
much better for the people. More
over. the proposed life Of the fran
chise Is too long.
As a general proposition, the star
is opposed T. granting lOng-term
franchises To any corporation. A
franchise given away to-day may be
worth million dollars within IS
years. in this period Of rapid growth
snd expansion. \ policy permitting
only short-terr1 franchises h there
fore 70 be commended.
suppose thar two rival gas COM
I.anies in Seattle continue to be riv-
els for 50 YEAR, and "a sell gas on a
competitive basis Then the people
would. in all probability, ind "a bet
tes 10 keep ous % the gas business.
as a municipal undertaking. Prices
would be cut - the lowest notch.
Lut. on the other hand, suppose that
the tWo companies, yielding 20 the
universal tendepey Of the times, de-
eide TO establish a combination and
operate under the franchise Of the
youngest company permitting max
imum charges % si.sa and 81 g for
gas. when conditions made Il possible
10 sell gas az 81 and make fair
pronts Would not the people then
want the privilege Of purchasing the
gas plant and operating II for them
seivess They certainly would. or
else Be- driven 70 the necessity %
erecting a new plant. The fact that
the people could purchase the COM
pany's plant would act enectuaiiy TO
keep rates down 70 fair basis.
Messrs. smith and Nottingham.
the principal hackers OF the new gas
company. are men Who have put
millions OF dollars into real estate
n, this city and have been largely
Instrumental in building u up. Thsi.'
interests are IN the hands 81 the
lise brothers. = no have demonstrate
"a good public spirit on many occa-
sions. They are fine business men.
That Is the way they have nads
money. Now they are going TO make
money on gas, II they are granted n
franchise. AMI they expect the city
20 look after It's own interests in
making a bargain. II the city
should choose 10 offer an unlimited
franchise. they would accept IL.
The other fact that men do not
live forever must not be overlooked.
J ons before the 80 years have pass
ed the chances are that the control
o. the company slll have passed into
Few hands. possibly friendly. pos
sihly hostile. 10 the interests OF the
community.
The Star trusts that a satisfactory
arrangement can be made with the
new company so that the interests OF
the citizens will Be protected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
MARKETS..

The first Lake Washington straw
berries Of the sea- son made their ap-
pearance on the market today. and
we're firm at too. CuiY two eases be-
INK offered for sale one OF ne last
shipments loaded on the steamer
Dolphin last night was a consign-
ment Of the luscious domestic lux
ury. specially packed for the Alaska
trade. Hood Rivers are firm at
50 80 10 TOO a short market max
ing n keen demand.
The feature OF today's trading was
California peaches. which sold for
prices ranging from ti.15 10 s2g5.
Old potatoes were steady az 80
and so.
New potatoes showed slight de-
cline. opening At f200Uf2 %. COM
pared with yesterday price. $50.
The lemon market evinced an
early disposition to climb higher.
Cherries rose few points. closing
al ft.5a.
Rhubarb recovered from last
weeks depression and sold for 2iaH
&c.
Domestic vegetables 49, tomatoes
and cucumber were strong.
box. cherries. fi25. peaches. 81 7EG
rs. apricots. Si75H200. gOoseber-
ries. st1h.
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Reliable Drugs. Reasonable Prices
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BUTTEKW0KTH = sons emDaifn-
ers ltze it2s Ttltd Tel Plks ~.
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A SMOKER.
Carpenters Union Will Enter.
tain Building Trades at
thu krmory.

The Carpenters union viii give n
smoker At the Armary Thursday
evening. May 81 An elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged which cons
sists % speeches ~ several prom
inert persons. Musical selections
viii he rendered. and refreshments
served
All unions affiliated With the
building Trades council are invit-
ed. the membership cards Win serve
as Invitations. The First regiment
hand has beea secured for the ocCs -
siou.
In giving this social function the
carpenters hae in view the estnh-
lishment - closer friendship between
other building trades and them
selves
Representatives - the press are
cordially iuKit=l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
WILL BUILD
BARRACKS

II condemnation proceedings 10
stituted an behalf - the government
hy District AftaruH. CIV. Co obtain
7 osscssiau e "a acres - land adj
joining the fartincatinns a. Fort
Casey. Admiralt. Head. and sim
liar suit. which g about o. BE- fiird
for the possession 81 about "a quar-
ter section ~ land iviuF midway
between Fort warden and Port
Townsend are 81 sfai. barracks
% twu-cumnRnN garrison ~ artil-
lery at each place Wld DE- erected.
:. here are number 40 nnr legal
points II aefsf# : fore she work can
be commenced. bat as soon ne these
are dlspos 4 u the government viii
sndeavor - suenl about sZno.0to In
securing the property and construct
ing the buiIaln=H complete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

lie stated that IN Duluth. whore the
population is less than In Seattle,
81 EuH IL furnished, ON that ac'
count he Thought 1t would bc only
fair Co change the rate from $3.50 a.
St.2a.
n. Il elise. representing the COM
pauy. stated that Il had made IN,
rate lust aa Low now AN II was pos
sihle ta da and that II 1t was cut a.
X25 that the company would not ac.
Cept the franchise. that II intended
ta proceed IN good faith ana spend
large amounts Of money if the ora
finance Is passed under It's prvBcn,
e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ~
the state Of Washington, ier lns
County Of King. James spun'
Plaintiff. rs. Melvina J. DicAs'@
Defendant. No. summons
The state OF Washington 70 'a'
said Melvina ]. Dickson;
You are hereby summoned 70 AZ
pear within sixty days after the aAIs
OF the first uuhlicat ton Of this SUM
mons, to Wit. within sixty days sils,
the eth day OF May. 1901, ana deiens
the above entitled action in the Aposs
entitled court. and answer the cum
plant OF the plaintiff, and serve
copy Of your answer upon the unoei-
signed attorney FOR plainun' az ~,
office below stated. and In case ~ y,
your failure 50 to do, Judgment WI.
be rendered against you aosordlhs y
the demand OF the complaint NM
has been nIed with the clerk OF sAil
court. ~.
This action Is brought by pam.
tlff against the defendant for wy
purpose Of recovering sl1S.0o, ana me
foreclosure of a mechanics lien he'e
tofore filed in the auditors office o.
King county. state Of WashlllAt,Y.
for said sum against the folloWlhs
described property, TO VIII me WI ri,
half Of Lot Three 50, Block flNe ss'
In Maynard's Addition 70 the Iosr
now city, Of Seattle, King Nouu ~.
Washington. and for decree on Wv,
court declaring said notice OF hsn \.
be a lien upon said property ana s~ !,
OF said above described properly v
r. OSBORN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, :,
Z. O. Address: No. 701 New W.
Block, Seattle, King County, WASH
inEton. -,A
Date of first publication May ''n
1901.
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IN A BARREL.

UPPER sANprsKY. o. May "a
Allan Cole. a sveaithy farmer. dis
appeared last Friday. Last night
his dead BODY was found crushed
down ia an cat barrel In n harm.
There we're no marks on the BODY
10 show the manner Of death, but Il
= generally believed that he Was
murdered. The coroner T. invcsti-
eating. Cole vas IS years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
Amendment Voted Down.

James amendment was nnally
voted down hy vote Of 10 Co q
James Riurhart and NHvin voting
for the amendment.
Councilman NaNin opposed a ho-
year franchise. and offered an
amendment that the franchise he
placed az 3 years lie withdrew the
amendment. however. before the
vote WAS put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

Hello
"HelIoi"
rs that Mr.. McGroarty7'
Yes. What Is IT."
We want Information. Have you
sold that telephone franchise for
which the solid Seven labored 80
hong and earn stly2'
who Is that talkiug2"
"a friend Of the people"
what, the Star? Ring omi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28

Many Seattle people will regret 10
learn that Gertrude Myrsn ain b.
here but a little longer. OF the
many mediums and clairvoyantH
that have visited this city none have
given such satisfaction. Through
her subtle power she restores lost
affection. uniteH the separated.
causes speedy and happy marriages.
tells whether husband or sweetheart
In true. or how To win the one you
admire. communicates with distant
or departed friends. warns you Of
impending danger. Eiycs reliable adj
vice in all matters Of business. Gnu
ployment and changes. There IL no
home - dreary. no life 80 bliEhtsd.
no heart 80 sad that she cannot re-
store to happiness II you have
business. financial or domesic
troubles. or anxious about changes.
future auef eHs and happiness. con-
suit her. Charges reasonable. Room
2 Leland hotel. SIS Second avenue.
See her before she leaves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
OF LIFE"
DON'T GO HERE

Chlrf - Police Meredith f. htill
determined to keep all "quacka" out
Of this city Yesterday n man nam
"a H. H. Weatfaii. 81 Webster city.
Cowa. applied 20 the police for =
place In the streets where he could
Eive "A free concert with a brass band
and performers. and incidentally
sell the Herbs uf Life 20 hia hear
crH. The request vas denied. a. the
police believe the health o. Seattle
reeds no remedies - that Kind 90
trinE up the standard.
Or. WaEEunsr. napt teeth. Uoo.
THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
~ the Great Northern Railway ~
that all tickets to Buffalo are good
over any route returning.
-aaaft a~
90 70 Spinning for bicycle repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28


WIN. ~ HUTTNEH. attorney at
law. sultH prosecuted and defend
81 In all courts u years expert
"nce Proceedings IN bankruptcy.
Companies Incorporated. Abntr.'tn
carefully examined. 1ollcctipnh
made IN all parts Of the United
States. Highest commercial and
bank references blg Third ave-
rue Phone. Main 1000
J. y HALL. H. aud u Roxwrll block,
Toe Columbia St Phone, Blue 600.
General practice in all the courts.
Damage Cases specially.
Moderate Fec ednfultntion Free.
lARTFoHB BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
or-at-ihw. DeNtef Horton Rank bid
~. =. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main -.
n. . MARTIN. Lawyer. 60 Mutual
Life BulldlHE
) q KEtf4gG go Bailey building.
iii%soN 4 Aust y Boston Book
" y fAHBuTH. 1Oi-s. Pacific blk.
a 9 MACDONALD. 800 Burke 1870.
Root. Palmer 4 Brown. Pioneer bid.
- - coN0EER t1-ts Halter bldg
LYMAN f KNAPP 10 Haiier hldR.
G WAND kEAir ~ Hurke bldg
. > DOUGLAS. 20 New YORK blk
HtcHaRo osH1RS 10s-s \ Y bk
g. s LANgLAND. ao2 New York blk
HORACE pETEit bi5 New York ok
PtEpRE = FERRY 1910 Second.
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Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car ~ Seattle.
Grain ottH. tETo0. barley
$3.50. wheat. chicken feed. tap9 n .
corn. t1e0 per loo Tbs: bran. fit.
Hay Puget Sound. Per ton. slA9
Eastern Washington timothy. fiezt
uis 80. alfalfa. ti0o02s 1880.
Butter Fresh rancn. 100 i.c. ma
tive creamery. fF8 isc-
Cheese Native Washington. i2c.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, 100
itiac per dozen
Poultry chickens. live. iiiA0isNe
ducks fze. turkeys. t2tt ifc.
Dressed poultry -Turkeys. iag itfae
chickens tztaaf8t.e ducks. $50 lt'ac
geese. lite.
Live stock Cows. tisc steer
ttamacs calves. dAa7isc. sheep. 50
&c hogs. 6lhtsc
Dressed stock IfoKA Sc. lambs
Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
CoLLeCTIoN AoeNcIes-
DANCING ACADEMIES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
As..e. ladies'. ladies' and gentlemen.
Euara nteed waltz, two-step and all
the latest ball room dances. eN-
tremely low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes now. Monday
and Friday evenings. s 80. Will
son Dancing Academy, Pike street.
Kanke block rtvnte lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
MR. and Mrs. Little's Academy; de-
pertinent, dancing. physical cul-
ture 80 Madison bet ard ana ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
REVENGE .

WHITEsBuRG, Va. May Zs.-In
the Boone Creek section Of Ietcher
county the body Of "A man supposed
20 BE- John Sweeney, 70. was found
bound 10 aapling and riddled with
bullets. sWeeufy engaged IN n bat
ne With the KukluE outlaws on
hpri' 10, and Is said to have wound
"a one Of them. His fate II supp0a-
ed 10 Be the outcome Of this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-28
JoBBIhG QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILYD
GrAan EKuIt
Graan Eruit

Lemons .25d2.50 box: lines.
81 70 per ease. cooking apples. LISA
.25. eating apples. s. .50030O: Val
sncia oranges. t2.75u3.00. Seeding.
81 50a2 %. bananas. 92.pOG2.7s.
olives. 50a7sc per gallon: grape fruit
ti.75m208 strawberries. T5cdti 25.
per crate. pineappIes. Sf00d 800 per
tox. cherries. f1.25. peaches. ti.75.
epricota. 1.75s zoo gOosebtrrles
st.75.
teRetsbIss
Potatoes f2sM30 per ton. bcets,
roc per duz carrots. per sack
ti.75. lettuce, gi25 "A case. turnlps
ti.25. garlic Ice. cabbage. gi75U2O0.
peppers, 250 30c: husks. l5c: green
celery, s5c per dozen: sweet pota-
toes. 81 75dz.00. spanish chill pep
Ders, zoe per ID. aauer kraut. 2dfc.
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personal


NATURES HERB REMEDY.
The Worlds Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism. neuralgia, sciatica.
Absolutely guaranteed TO cure all
diseases arising from impure blood,
OF money refunded. Send for In
formation 10 II. G. Baker. 1906
Second avenue. Seattle. wash.
BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods; call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves, bed
room let's. carpets. They look as
good as new. for half the money.
ITO and liz Second avenue south.
THE cheapest place to get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil. is at Olympic oil Co. OF Third
avenue. Tel. Main. gal. 2-burner
gasoline stoves. S4.O0; gasoline.
size Tor gallons
HAIR and scalp specialist, 2o4
Spring street. corner Second ave-
nue.. Gray hair restored TO orig
inal color. dandrud or falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. No pay till satisfied.
WASHINGTON Institute OF este
opathy. Safe Deposit Building.
Esta hlished in Seattle three years
Phone. Main CO.,
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
G. V. White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods bedroom sets, stoves. car
pets, etc Red Front Furniture Co.
Iio-its End Ave. s Tel. Red 1874
FASHION Hair Store. 1913 Second
avenue, diagnosis of the scalp
free of charge.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. l5c. Alley Restaurant, al.
ley on Columbia bet. ~ni and srd
ONYDONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tons 4 Mcdonald block.
LADIES try bath. Mrs. TAFT,
careful massage. oil Third avenue.
WAISTS and skirts to order. cheap.
S. Mfg. Co. s07 Union.
wANTED-old gold and silver. IA.
Hensel, mfg ieweler IS Hinckley.
MRS. II. BENNETT is again at Go
Haller block. hair, scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery:
low prices corner Attn and Pine
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Lake Washington flyer. str. Cy-
rene. between Madison and Iseachi
nlrEa aNarN d nlInntaa frnfn I-a q. IN
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PRINTING AND BINDING.

METROPOLITAN Printing a Bind
ing Co, IL Yesler. Tel. Blue eOi
BULL BROS, commercial printers.
ao6, So3, sos Washington Bid. over
Treen's shoe store. Tel. white ass.
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Buffalo Exposition.

Round trip tickets via Great
Northern railway. $50.
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EDUCATIONAL

Clarke's PERRIN Shorthand school;
private individual instruction Po
sitinna secured. 81 Boston block.
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Outing Sale of Outing
Supplies.

The Bartell Drug Company helps
you to an outing by selling the best
~ drugs and medicines at reason
able prices
Extraordinary prices:
zoe for D 81 % bottle Pinaud'H Hair
Tonic.
8lG5 for Guerlin's Jicky Perfume.
sold At 800 and $3.50 everywhere.
glt5 for Piret's La Trehe Perfume.
the - % size.
S. for Johnson a. Jobnson'H Red
Cross strengthening Porous Piasters.
sold a. &c some places
35c for any soc Hair Brush In the
store.
f5c for cake Kinks Iris Toilet
Soap.
15c bottle for small bottle Of Flor
ida Water.
l5c for sh esld's Dentifrlce. 25c
size.
Preacript IA Druggists.
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California head lettuce. ttWi.e5 case
artichakss. $50 zoe doa green peas
sHSc pound ltIed figs. cartons. Doc
fancy Zoe imported l5c. tomatoes
case, fl5ans0o dates. SOS per ~.
radishes. Toe Per dog rhubarb. 90
per Us parsley. sbdsac asparagus
81 IS. new potatoes. tsIesb. spinach,
Sc. green beans. suloC Cugumbcrs.
81 % per dog. Id onions. 5u6c. nev
onions. zSsiae. eaulinoNvr. Use.
Provisions
Fresh meat-Cdw beef. Sc 10
steer beef. stsr Per 10. mutton. wcth-
er. she. ewes. -. pork. sisU 20 per
ID. veal. large. p. small, love.
Provisions Hams, large l1c.
hams, small. tauiaAc. breakfast
bacon. ttAitar dry. aaitod clear
backs SIC. bellies Too.
tuttot Cheese tgEs ana Poultry
Butter - Washington crcamerlca.
pound prints. lau soc Eastern Iowa,
aud Elgtn. fsutsc. fresh ranch. ily
lie. California creamery. tfutkc.
cheese Native Washington. full
cream. taatte. Eastern New York.
if0 B.. Wisconsin. lie. California, ~
ui1e. Ruquefort. a.. EdRm. tl0o9
= % per ease. New York. iSVisc
LimhurEer. Is9i5e. brick. isgiIo.
SV ISIS. isHi9c.
Eggs-strtetly fresh ranch. isBiTe'
Eastern. ta4tse.
Poultry = chickens. live i3risisc.
ducks. iae. geese. io8iic. turkeys.
i1Wta1c
Dressed stock ~ Chickens. itc.
turkeys is9iktse. ducks. i5Ji6c.
geese. i2hHiaac.
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ORE ssMAksRs.


Sit Collins block.
MME. SMITH. modiste, Z Hinckiey.
LYNCH 9 sHAW. As-7 IInller RIdr
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ARGHIIErTA.

\. TfbG1AE6. a colman block.
McMauuf & Walker. tO7 y. Y blk
D - nonanToN. nA-I1 coIIna
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Go 70 4. e. Miles & Piper co. for
your Alaska outfits.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

bOstfsEsS COLLEGES.
LEO's business College. Union. "a:
individual instruction, All subjects.
BEST methods md teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike
y ". school Telegrsphy. Pioneer
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape Si.50 month. dye
ing. repairing 1907 3rd. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices for cast.off cloth
Ing. Dave TAYLOR. 10 Starr BOYD bid
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For health treatment at Ladies'
Bath ParlorH. 81 2rd av. Mrs. TAFT.
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THE $50 excursion rate announced
by the Great Northern Railway pro-
vides that passengers can return
over a-1Ay nGu1A
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

ABsfhACf or rifLE.
OBBOHhE. 1nEMpEH 4 Co. Inc.
Abstract Company established
1879 Mining claim abstracts. Base.
usut af ths Mutual LIE building.
Booth. Whittlsney Hanford Abstract
Co. established 1863. basement OF
Halter block. Telephone Main ibf
AZ tTTfE Abstract 90. ~ v. Blk.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

ERiCKs0N i WTMGN 60. manu-,
facture and repair electrical ap-
parntus. 1914 West av. Main. 73s.