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Deaths.
'gecure correct insertion of
these bondings, the same
at the business office of
charg* Is made for such
" * m
notice? resolutions or other spe
n's will be charge-1 *' the
per line each insertion.
Fremont-SeatC.«, May JO.
and Mrs. O. W. RonKi. a
Welght. poonds.
W ' 'IMKATHM 4XO ftRSKAUI.
ilhlll Til 'unffal of I-iicU L. Ty » r r.
SffEtr Of Fursswl T. Noyes, took pure
Sgphfay at 2M o'clock in 4Butl«rworta s
.IBwb. Interment In Lske View cem
«3mEit-vThe funeral of Mr>. Belllo
- took place yesterday from Rat
a|>ortfl'» parlotr at p. a., after
the body was shlpie<? to her old
iygjßjN? m Oxford, N. Y.. on the 4 p. m.
SSik-Tne funeral of Kom. da> rh?er of
K. Grant Chase. took piace Wm tr.o»r
<<w Maynard avenue. y#«?erda> <tt
'IS oclock. Interment was iwk in
SKoont Pleatant cemetery.
SMCttt-At Green Lake. M «y ». at
M* f««lenoe of her daughter Mr A.
Mr*. Pcrsnllla Keis.'-n. tg«i '•!
funeral will take place today. M >"•
mar. «t t o'clock, from Rmter* rtn A
Wkt* Parlors, ftcv. Dr. Temple offi- Ut ng.
Mlerment ta Mount Pleojwn- cemetery.
MfeLLOCKVrhe funeral of James Pollock
MB. h« bekl at his lale
street, at 2 o'clock thir afternoon.
r i,llp»der tho attwlm of the Independent
jpiyHr nt Odd Fcfions.
rVBLIV.
mmmrnm
' &W S wsrred^Rat_to^?ay
ui
I gSiy *ssbort«sd to ta kV n ipt n* for
jPQwS? iPm'lEwii and'WHUMi
f aispuy adv. • ise-
MWiMMMUMted tor the Sunday Inue must
99 1 o>oiock •* turiAjr t9 la *
B jMMi. «f HI «NU he paid for mfor
:|iMN||| In the arrsat and COB vie-
WHfe tOWNgEND-Wllllam _j, Jone-.
Whatcom.
' r under the head of Ixwt.
HBBiC #ne gle For Rent and Sltugtions
'yWßSmm Vtll be inserted at Ihe rste of 1
mmjTwStd each Insertion. Payment al
:|M In HM«. No advertisement r«-
' «n«d ®»r leas than 16 centa
MWICB-Tht business office of th«
nM'lvilaßtni'er is open until II C- m.;
fiSSay lours, 9 a. m. to 12;® p. m and 7
advertisements will
ter> *® r#lt^ >av|,rt,,er "
GuiUr. \v. l U
IOCIRTV nonces.
VfONBEItB. ATTENTION—The nnnuai
nuiottnc oi the noneer Association of
thlltat* of Washington. Inc.. will Ih»
MU at tho Chamber of Commen e. be
nttio, Wash., Juno 1, IW. at 19 o'clock
i Jk attendance I* ramestlr requested
as important business Is to be tran*s<*ted
> Blnng to the building of a Pioneer hall.
• tr&lch tne lots have be«n donated.
- W. PARRY SMITH. Secret try.
of the geneml rc'ief corumit
t«e and all c>dd F*llnw« «r»- t-e«jocs»cd to
jjte'JpSot at the Otl-l FelltmV h.ill to attend
»i v»0 funeral of James Pollock »t t p.
fi., May 31 WM PFHRSK. ITw.
Y. F. M LAt'GHLIX. Sec y
I MKLP WASrKD-MALK.
lIjp^MTJCD -Tudar. logging crew; shliiKl©
t- .jreaT#**>; ml'lmoii: fiirm hand* and milk*
SpM; wood nnd bolt choppers; quart*
nnd \r. csj « :-tor*. 30 rent# at»
wbut*; wood turner: hand machine *»w
ptrkm and knot ta.ers; . ui-«»n
"Sawyer; choremnn; restaurant cooks st>
lei CO per w-ek; barker*; swamper" md
eanvrtss r,. gu<>rc;*te<-d d n «-.ip
fctgekstntths: firm boys. Plenty of work
4 . «t ihehfrt wag «*>• »ood romiun!' s, rm tli
\ fee*. at Crane's. 10»> Washington Mt>et.
v 8 army, able lKvit-d
5 ftnmarHed men, between 115 c* of 21 and
JB, rltliens of ill* t'tilted States of pood
SytShlQlef and temperate habits. who
•'♦an apenk rend nnd writ" English For
information «in»ty to recruiting vfrioer.
oSfglOaton Mock. Seattle, Wash.
temo simple thin* to patent? prot.-ct
jreur Ideai; Ibey may brins vou w. utu.
? Write John Wedrterb'irti A «v. fH-nt. <|
Jfl, patent attorney*. Washington. I» O.
tit ttveir 11 .WW prise ofter and list of l.Ow)
Inventions wanted.
"WANTED! ,000 men to eat 5 cent meals.
JgeiYhanta* .loir! rest )urant, foot 0 j
Washington street.
once. flne-ola*,* hardw ,re
Wileaman. Adtltts* A *t. O ,vrc p xif
tßtstttgratfer
WANTEI -I rollei.-tfir »a.l 3 »o!>i
"Monday. Call between S u;-d 5 a ;r it*
| Beyond.
£SS~'- T -
netl 1 *V I;D-M:U \I t .
SWJTIOfr- •">*: ce..b in«-»:nr«.
Hotels. reataorajus ••«!> I fauv >, . •
Ix-rtivi I: avoitii
work. s3®. ion *»» home »:>B»>t« • .
of 3, $l v : light »jrU ft" ..»■■
work. to s'* V:: !• K t k
full of orders at Orati*-' I>4 W u, n
inpe* L_
RING THE -<» K RON. f ' r
and give him your i i .1 . .n>•••-. •
inent: the Poat-lnt'Hi. - neer w ; . lV
for tlWfscnger R»' s. 1c •• V. -U. ,r a
dollar a tine n month
WANTED Girl to , o „ r ...
good wwar,* V;>p« v R' l M;n • v ■ it \
formerly Twelftfc *tre«- t: s •.
WANTF.IvJjIrI If f ne ,
gmall f «mliy tv-
WISTKIt-t(.l M -
iiORNTft-Outtit free - r. ;
no capital ne«d<-d. j new * m.\s
r»*» rrr day; vtt> or • :t
free Alpine <'o « ■
WAVTKD—Iit: %t KM'M i
WANTKb '• • -
ed laud, near car line. *t - ~
twrproveme»»s» m t pn> a . i" 1 .
care |-ost-U»tc;iiK-ncer
W A XTGIMW ARIHIt
riUVATE BOARD. mMj o;-
MaHv>e..
W SK« OM- IIA\« (ioi HIM.
WITTENIERO. 114 Weal Mj *
htghewt v «sh pr» e» for *. c ' I
cloth ng Call or > - i p>v . tt. an j
•ttrntlon will he givra
n'FJNRKRiS & CO ?> k S.nv i a
souths ,«> hjgbeat cash prU«s Uu
end :»and • ctbiiiS. ' S.'aik V. . i
•r ««»nd j»o«-Tal
RlMiVis IM) MO\Rl>.
TWO nlf». Utk" foe:>•.» v\:: n unvl
aaa of v»...r.c. KC Ir'tlia tuuu<.
HASTBD-JIISfELLA.IEOIS.
WAXTED-Vtaoo lor'es»h. «ui«" beflrst
ciaas instrument and Address
Piano, care Pest-intelligencer.
WANTED FOR CAfMi A light wmd
hiaa bicy ie mu»* :«e. in r«v><t
Call at room S, Olympic Nock.
WANTED—To buy i g-iod second-band
ra*>rttne iiunch. Art'ir«>*»: P. O. bos TT7,
New B. C.
WANTED—One or more fcrory billiard
halls, larg<» «*e Address Billiard, car#
I'ost-Inieiiigeflc-r.
W*. VTBl>—Two yearling Jersey heifer*.
A'S'ire>- stating prt Johnson, car*
Post-It *ei .v-encer.
WAKTBU -Second band household goods.
W Second avenue south. Tel. Black KK3.
Weinberg A Co
WANTE!*-- 4 'ordwood in 500 to MGO cord
tats. Apply to R. R. Drummond, Com
mer<-lai dock.
To charter -mi.i launen for
•unimT Address. 1-i Jinn, care Poet-
Infel'.lg^ncer,
W/JVTFD £».®»'» shares Cleopatra nock.
Apply to care Port-Intelligencer
office.
WANTED Spring wagon capable of car
rying 2..V0 pound*. J M. Hixjron A Co.
A LI. KINDS of «samp- w.p;»! for cash,
Address Collector, P. O. Box &M.
WAVTKD- -Second-?.an rj piano. Address
C. E.. Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED-AH kinds of junk. Cahn A
Cohn
FOR RUST-ROOMS.
FOR RENT—Elegantly furnished rooms;
tt and upward*, baths, steam heat.
Hotel Ferguson Front and Seneca.
Mrs. Ferguson proprietress. Furnished
room.) for light hoi..-keeping
FOR RENT—First -class furnished rooms;
sirsctiv reipei.table, for families: light
housekeeping permitted, terms reason
aid'-. New lyewis brirk block; central;
Marlon and Third avenue
RING THE "O. K.' BOX for messenger
and glvi- him your classified advertise
ment, the Post-Intelligencer will pay
for messenger. Rates, lc a word, or a
dollar a Itne a month.
FOR RE NT--Three or four nicely furnish
ed room* for hausekeepirsg: hot and cold
water; references 1012 Main.
L'NFI RNISHEn FLAT four roonv. low
er floor, central; large yard. Address 221
Ccdumhia, Room G.
FOR RENT -P>: suite of furnished rooms;
light housekeeping. Inquire 23R Bailey
building.
FOR RENT- First-class furnished rooms.
Scheuerman block. Front and Cherry.
FLORENCE HOUSE, 415 Madison. Fur
nished housekeeping room*.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; single and
housekeeping. 48 Epler.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms cheap.
2tlfi First avenue.
ROOMS, single and en suite. The Victoria.
FOR HKST-MOISB#.
FOR RENT -Eight-room house; bath,
hot and cold water; centrally located;
good neighborhood. N. Chllberg, 101 West,
Tester way.
LARGE ie»:-room house, on Fourth, be
tween Pike and Union streets: all mod
ern Improvements. Apply 1415 Fourth
avenue.
FOR RENT—Modern nine-room hou«e:
l<e»t location: good grounds: tine view;
neighborhood first-class. ;0&-6 New York
block.
HANDSOME 10- room house, all conven
lences. suitable for two families Ad
dress Stylish House. Post-lntelllgencer.
FOR RENT-Rouses, flats and stores In
all locations. Seattle Rent and Collec
tion Oofrij'sriy room I Gottsteln block.
F< •V RENT Corner flat of 7 rooms, with
bath and .ill mo l-rn Improvements. Ap
ply l&M Fifth avenue, near Pike.
FOR RENT Furnished cottage of five
rooms, will rent very reasonable. Apply
4f6 Tweoty-flrst avenue.
FOR RENT 1-odginc house. thre» floors,
center of city. Frank B. Wlestllng.
Pioneer block.
FOR RENT-Houses and cottages; all lo
cation*. Wm. P. Harper, Dexter Horton
bank building.
FOR RENT Mfvlern ten stnne
hoi we 1204 M \ rlon street. Apply to Chc«s.
Hopkins.
FOR BENT- -Good houses at moderate
ivnt William N Rcdfteld. 303 New York
block
UOl'SKa. STORES nnd flats. Pioneer
R<»nt and Collection Company. > Roxwell
block.
FOH RF.XT—OFFUBfU
FOR RENT—At low fates; fine suite of
live outside rooms, on seoor.d floor of
Wa-hington Territory Investment Com
pany's buildinir. Nt corner of <'h< rry and
Br< ond streets, over Post-Intelligencer.
Apply room 18.
FOR P.I'.NT I,'irne. Hffh! offl.es Rmltfl
block Second :<nl James Entrance on
Second avanua.
FOH •Ai£>RßAl ESTATE.
VS K HAVE coalinual inquiries from the
F:a«>t for Western Washington farms,
tttnlnr lands. »<fc;ige. and Stattle lots,
nt cash prices. It costs nothing to list
your property with us for sale unless we
l*,u.! a buyer. John P. T>orr A Co., Room
A Rat ley building
LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Thuraton C* untie*, excellent fruit land;
♦ trily e'eare** and nicely situated for
f«rmi; fa*o;ib!« terms Taccma M il
Corrr»any, Ttrom*, Wuh.
FtHt S\'.E ■*cres fine «■>!! 13 acres !m
--prt'Ved. no sttrmp house ,jnd barn. co*t
mi ,r* k or'-hard; one mil*' from
stavai -1 •11 * ?■ .-■»*. Wllh tm Bremer,
■:~s R'tllry b'.iitltn*
j.-( iR SALE A d-ilry firm of »rrw,
vi. t stocked, watered; orchard; jt>»oii
l ulldtr.- and macbin- ry . near crr.inv rv.
)•. particular* B<'.dri>t.s W. L». White.
Coupevli'.e. a*b.
;••• *U SAl.l i:<Vi'ty f (>ur-<torv brirk
blot K i: «ge. Ji4.,»X» T p.-r
, ? 4 j.-ars. motithl> t-Mit «l Sii Ad
(lre«s <'han o. Po>t Intelltj;er.( - er.
I PRBIRABLR FHTIUMNO i/trs
I orttn lj«Ke mortgag* prtceia; «Mneti;
>•; f«v! tiiie. \S . I'. CHkl, for
Miiurtgagcw-
It SAI 1 - All c.r «nv part of «. « re a
•*• ~;n land on river price j w
i \V Cook, care Taooma Mill Co., 'l'a
roma
l-i »R SAI ; •' • Renton H:ll addt^-m
--ft n V *■' ' p.*yn--»at». A F.
,< (V 's' Halter h
; »H S \ l.t' »l ,r> ' h cheat
. ,i». W D. P> ktns. joi New
\ \ \ k *MJ»*
FOR SAi r irtd three »ot<; fine lo
c«r ime frank M estUng. Plo
r»c. t t »ck
' FOR SAI ' <• '«nd. s«»> acrt-w F. M.
I o»t K\< H \M.f.
ip<'H FV ' \N(." H s-ed r MM
rv-»•» i - ro»ci « i-.i .-ir-.'
j be!l* «»» t.-..>i <• • :•:wv .- tvviud
! > k t* > ■ oi - r.t - m,» i ;
I **or furt H: M • l« UipU J* :. -
H ».%'•'• i i'N fcawa. Moovc
• v a Cal.
j FOR 1 \«"tiANGK and two
! blocks of *ardeo »■ »ar . n«. at
lake, tt»*iacun-.i for •
or »-otsage tUi« "> t i --r » •
t'cmUiflC* Ad.trrsa W. ! 1 \V<h>4, Ha t .
l*r htiil-llß*
• T*» KXCIHNiiE Fltst-cUa* : , , ; ,- r . u
■<*. *bl -bid n< v»n >-.i;a.
' ike r 'i m San Jt!.*n SaUrtd i« piir;
pay K<>, parttcuUr* adtreaa I. Drug's,
t .*re 1' «t ln S>U)*« oc»>r.
J t'-R I \ HANiJK l'- » rs««s propertS',
b k T.l ! *'V.< *a ■ ;\t r. w
r«-> • -.1 * ' t; v-j*> Opportu. sty. *• %ra
ißteSlUf t c«>r.
I \\ V VKIV To "lie .Kbred.
I >. i'" " *Oj . f\M » , .». .(j
/tUntt C, W. £>, UtA ttv.cj *v.
■cnxcM catscm
FOR SALE—Curry comb and brush;
quickly cloned by operating a le.'sr
which mar be done by the band ma
nipulate* the implement; convenient
and effective. *re«tly reduces labor of
c a boriw; cheaply ausulactumL
Addreaw David Reea. cafe of Jobrs Wed
derburn * Co.. paieai attorney*, Wash,
irtgton. D. C. ■
FOR SALE-Patent No. IOS.CS; self-ad
justable pipe wrench; will not slip,
crush or ma- pipe, will fit any Ma* pip*;
will eeii whole or half interest In Unvted
S'ates, Canada. Great Britain or state
rights; a good seller. Address W. S.
Gllroore, Sorgho, Ky.
FOR SALE—Controlling Iffr; provHM
* tit a clutch methanism for automatu
caiiy looking lever ia adjusted position;
more perfect in action than any other
device of the kind yet invented simple
Sr. construction, cheaply manufactured.
Address A. L. Parsons, care of John
Wedderburn A Co., patent attorneys,
Washington, D. C.
FOR PALE—Harness attachment; a sim
ple and practicable device for prevent
ing rr.f animal from breaking the strap
bj which It may be tied: reliable and ef
fective; cheaply manufactured; will sell
rt-adUy For particulars and terms ad
dress John Duriam. oare of John Wed
derburn A ( 'o., patent attorneys, Wash
ington. D. C.
FOR SALE—Airship; safe and reliable;
best of its kind. will give party or com
pany one-fourth Interpol? In patent for
money to build trial airship; satisfaction
{uaranteed. Address H*mry Hetmr.
Ilkton, 8. D.. or car* of John Wedder
burn A Co., patent attorneys, Washing
ton, P. C.
FoR SALE—Bicycle shade: readily ad
justed for use; when not needed may be
fuid«*l in compact form and convenient
ly arranged in rear of seat: simple # and
effective; strong and durable: cheap to
manufacture. Address F. S. YounKman ;
care of John W.-dderburn A Co.. patent
attorneys, Washington, D. C.
FOR SALE—Baby walker and chair; so
constructed a* to property support the
child and yet permit of perfect freedom
of movement: readily adjusted to any
height desired; strong and durable;
cheap to manufacture. Address P.
August Anderson, care of John Wedder
burn A Co.. patent attorneys, Wash
ington, D. C.
FOR SALE—Cutter attachment; a much
needed device, which allows water to
readily pass into the eaves trough, but
positively prevents any foreign matter
from entering same; once introduced will
be universally adopted. Addrses Mrs.
Louis Arth, care of John Wedderburn &
Co.. patent attorneys, Washington. D. C.
FOR SALE— Flour sifter; so constructed
as to provide for successive sifting
operations, thereby greatly increasing
lightness of flour; simple and economi
cal; a single trial will prove Its merits;
large profits assured. Address Mrs. E.
T. Harding, care of John Wedderburn
A Co., patent attorneys. Washington.
P. C.
FOR SALE-Senitary individual Com
munion service; provides each communi
cant a separate cup. arranged within
convenient reach while seated in pew;
recommends Itself; prevents any spread
ing of contagious diseases. For par
ticulars write at onoe to W. B. Cowan,
car© of John Wedderburn A Co., patent
attorneys, Washington, D. C.
FOR SALE—Nut lock: clamping action of
bolt Is positive and can't be loosened by
vibration or by loosening of nut; sim
ple, durable and efficient In operation;
may be manufactured at small cost. Ad
dress Worst A Hart, care of John Wed
derburn A Co., patent attorneys. Wash
ington. D. C.
FOR RENT. CHEAP—BeII Ingham hotel.
Whatcom; seventy furnished rooms:
kitchen and dining room: electric light
plant In hotel; run cheup; also electric
bells; opera house in same block; Ang
elas* recommendations required. J. H.
Stengcr, Prop.
FOR 6AT.E—Grocery and provision busi
ness, stock, fixtures, horse and wagon;
will invoice about $800; clears SIOO per
month: the right partv can double It;
Investigate this Address 313 Seattle Na
tional Bank building. Seattle. Wash.
I WILL PAY spot cash for stocks of mer
chandise of all kinds; mu?t be cheap; all
business strictly confidential. Address
S|»ot Cash, carc Post-lntelllgencer. stat
ing amount of Invoice and price wanted.
THE OWNER of good second-hand office
fixtures can find Immediate purchaser hy
addressing, with full j>artlculars, B. R.,
Post-In t etligencer.
FOR SALE-Livery stable, with 35 board
ers. doing fine business; owner going to
Yukon. Address Livery, care Post-Intel
lliiencer.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE—Dom«t!o sewing machine,
good order, cheap; office partitions,
desks. swivel chair, diners. folding
N-rl sets. extension tabl'».«. cupboards,
chiffonier?, bureaus, commodes, cook
stoves. etc.: all fir*: quality trends at t> 1
rock price*. Rail Ar Co., 1317 and 1319
First avenue. Vendomo building.
TYPEWRITHRS—AII makes, new and
nccond-hand: «oi<l, rental, exchanged
and reaaired. at Smlth-Pivmiw Agency,
lrtL'S Second avenrn^
F<»H SAI.E--Fine gasoline launch; housed
with fclass front; elegantly lltted and al
most new Apply to Albert Hansen, TO6
First avenue.
FOR SAI.E- Square Grand Steinway
piano, as Rood as new. Apply 1304 Fifth
avenue, m ar Pike.
FOR SAI.R—4-year-old cow, port Jersev;
frc-h. and excellent milker. 1911 Boren
avenua.
F«'»R SAT.E W-horse p.iwer ?!rif Cltv en
gine. JLoggeri' Supply Store, 124 Vosier
way.
FOR SAI.E 50-borso power eneire and
I'ollors. C.'onmerclal Street Boiler Works.
FOR SALE Fox terrier pups; are pedi
greed. A. E. Guy. 724 Denny way.
FOR SALE-44a100n: centrally located
bargain. bl4 Pioneer block.
jrtlß SALE- 'Vent's hlcycle. Ball & Co.,
V -ndome. 1-17 First avenue.
FOR SALE Choice young milch cow,
frc-h. Burke Ruildinic.
F« »R SALE—Porcelain Kath tubs and h*r
ber chairs. 11- Columbia.
FOR SALE—OId newspapers. Apply at
♦ bts office.
IXM H
» HAKLKB WATSON. Insurant*. 392. ant
Ai-.d S>4 Now York building. Telephone.
M.ur. ♦*<.
IM UNS A \TKINFON, t?is»ur«
«n« »\ 14 K sion block.
litmDWIN. UABER * FISKEN,
ar." % Holler blix-k.
\\ VTKRHOI 9K & BEACH. Insurants.
A Cotatan block
HANFORD A STKWAKT. in«un»nc«. SOT
honwr b'.illdlng.
tWI.M.H'N >v Ou . grncral in*uranc«.
Olympic block.
• KWVFt fill. OXNOVKK A CO.. N«W
Y.-rk b!r* k
ATTi»H\KIV IT-LOV.
KKKO H !r. N *;tor: <•>- ar.d
ovunsvlor Roomn 1-X Olympic block
tHA FT A K1 W'EE. mornfv« *: i»w.
< a\ r AI.LKN Ht'OHKS & Mc-
M• CK FN" liAil-v building
ANURKW F prßi.Kl«-,H. attorney at
u« Burke buiidirs*
IAMI'HKUS JO MFH KEY « EOS EN
« ; *RtA! y <-k.
v. ;> ■ UfBI Til. Seattl* National Bank
batKttng.
I* ITE\T4.
iAT K.N rs : T MNKD; TIHTIIIkM <1
Aii.im? iVstr.%r block
IVRRKILi RCPtrRIIO.
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'•<! t '•1 *1 rt'i«A.nrj4. T $ CO>
l»c. sir««L. MoEroa.
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIG ENCER, MONO AT, MAY 3U 1897.
SPECIAL SALE of ladies" and children's
trimmed hats for Decoration day; accor
dion platting and suits to order: do not
fall to see our !in« of ladles' toilet arti
cles. Miss M. Gallagher. HU Second
avenue.
DR. VON GUNTHER—Hair Restorer;
sure cure for baldness, dandruff an!
rrav hair; prevents the hair from falling
out 11.00 bottle, or « for s».<&: sold by all
drugguts, or address Dr. Von Guntber.
Sl4 Pike
RING THE "O. K." BOX for messenger
and give him your classified advertise
ment; the Post-Intelligenter will pay
for messenger. Rates, lc a word, or a
dollar a line a month.
PRIVATE home for ladies during confine
ment; reliable physician and profes
sional nurses in attendance. Address
Confidential Home. Poat-Intell'gea *er.
LADIES DESIRING a nic*. quiet homo
during confinement and first-ctass medi
cal attention, address Quiet Home, care
Post-Intelligencer.
r-ANCEBS POSITIVELY CURED.-No
cutting no pay till cure is effected; full
particulars free. P. O. Box 435. Seattle.
A PHOTOGRAPH of your future wife or
husband with every vapor bath or mas
sage. Mrs. Leslie. 1009 Third.
W vNTED—Teacher to give French les
ions. Aidress French^yost-Intelligencer.
SEWING MACHINES, sewing machine*
—215 Columbia street.
SXOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS, all
kinds. 410 Yesler.
LACE CURTAINS laundried; French sys
tem. 220 Warren.
SPANGENBERG grinds and sells cutlery.
61< Second.
MRS SWAN. 60S Second, cures all skin
diseases. '
MARRIED LADIES, try "Seguro."
FOUND.
BARGAINB IN W T ATCHES, diamonds,
musical instruments, etc.; highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Uncle Joe
Loan Office. SI" Bccond.
LONDON LOAN OFFICE—Money loaned
on valuables, watches, diamonds and.
Jewelry. 106 Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAINS and blankets laun
dered good as new. Mrs. Mosher, 251?
First avenue.
FOUND— Tents! Wall tents; 10* t2; 56.00.
Corner Sixth and Pike. Chapln.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that un
der the provisions of Ordinance No. 819.
"An ordinance to preveut the growing
and spreading of thistles within the city
of Seattle." it shall be unlawful for any
owner or agent of any occupied or un
occupied premiees within the corporate
limits of the city of Seattle, to suffer or
allow any thistles to grow or to blossom
upon said premises, or in front of or
abutting upon the premises owned or
occupied by him or them, or for which
he or they are agents. Any one violating
the provisions of said ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of maintaining a nui
sance. ana. upon conviction thereof, be
punished by a fine not exceeding twenty
five (525.00) dollars, or by imprisonment
not more than ten (10) days, or by both
fine and imprisonment.
It shall be the duty of the street commis
sioner to destroy or cause to be destroyed
any thistle or thistles growing upon or in
the public streets and alleys of said city.
Dated May 3d, 1887.
C. 8. REED.
Chief of Police.
COMPOSITION—We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure) in Nonpareil. Minion. Brevier and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address Post-lntelllgencet, Seat
tle.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers, business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Bu
reau (Allen's), Union block, Portland.
Or.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE—The regular annu.il .neeting of
the stockholders of the Van Anda Cop
per & Gold Company will be held
kt the office of the eompanv. room 613
Bailey Building. Seattle. Wash., on
Tuemlay. Jun® 1. l£9i. at 1 p. m.
Tue . R. D. HALL, Secretary.
Dated May 13. 1397
NOTICE—The regular annu.il meeting of
the stockholders of the Golden Cord Min
ing Company will be held at the office of
♦he company, room €l3 Bailey building.
Seattle. Wash., on Tuesday, June Ist
is<>7 at 11:30 o'clock a. m.
1S > J. M. WILMANS. Secretary,
Paled May 15th. 1897-
NOTICE— The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Wllmans Mining
Company will be held at 'he offlce of the
company, room 613 Bfilley building. Se
attle. Wash., on Tuesday, June Ist, 1917,
at 11 o'clock a. m.
a! 11 J M wrLMAXS. Secretary.
May 15th. IWi.
=3
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
r\~S~KNGINEKR OFFICE. Burke Build
ing. Seattle, Wn.. May 26, is»7. Sealed
proposals for constructing sun emplace
ments on Marrow-stone Point. Washing
ton. will be received here until June 30,
lfc!*7, and then publicly opened. Infor
mation furnished on application. Harry
Taylor, Capt. Enters.
TI'NNEL CONTRACTS Three
rock tunnels. 130, 190 and 2KO feet, on the
A. & c R. R. R. to let: will b»t to gangs
of station men. If tunnel men; other sta
tion work. Apply to Honeyman, Do
Hart A- Glenn, Rainier. Or.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY;
engineers and contractors; bridge build
ing. dredting. harbor improvements «nd
general- contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY, builderaT
of bridges for railroads and highways;
pl!*» driving trestle and wharf building'
Rl2 Seattle National Bank building.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
A. P RANDALL & CO., carpenter*
jobbers, pUzing; screens, windows and
doors. Telephone, Green 644. 230 Spring
street
KEXOVALS.
KADAME PEROriON hi* removed he r
dre»OT,*k!ng parlors to the Occidental
Mvk. ani !'>=lr-a to announce that sh<*
•s*: ! make suits during the month of
June.
FRED BRKLLK, the taiior. has removed
to ?* Jam 's street, between Second and
THrd
| MIMBUAIIEOri
OLP PAPERS for salo at the business of
lice "f this paper, 16c per bundle.
*ESSE*tiEH SERVICE.
RING TUB •' K. Pi*X for tMMMinn
Western I'riinn and Great Northern tele
gram*. hacks, gurneys and express
w .(tons, quirk service. Telephone Mam
1W ii* Second. Branch Pacific Laun
dry.
HOTELS.
J H> -TBL YORK—<Fir*t-class room*: eleva
j .>r t« one. hath, first a\enu» and
! p-.x- . European or American plan, rve»
v.- 'o tl ?>#r day.
I>\El*G ASD CLEAVIVJ.
SAN" FRANCISCO DYE WORKS (Lfi
Second. Telephone, R*d 1961
I IFE BOAT* GILVAXIZIVO.
MK '. ALLK LIFE BOATS Silvan*
Sair* P. G. Copp. P. O. ail; jr.
STOVK REPAIRING.
Si-VK ANtTRANGE AH
112>> Thtrd street.
DIVER ISO WREfKEr
A O BKN JANU V -S ... : j i.;:., t g J
afcOag Ihpl m stock. Railroad art.
PCBM.tAL.
FIX4ICUL.
WE BUT WARRANTS drawn on the
state gc-r.eral fund; legal warrants of
King county school districts. Kin* eoun
ty general fund warrants, and approved
issues of school Ji>:rs * bonds. John P.
Dorr A Co., Room a Bailey building.
EDMUND BOWDEX. successor to I A
Bowden. Investment Broker. Agent At
las Asrwanoe Companv vstabUshed IS#;
capital. >A*>. Horton BtinkbuMW.
« PER TEXT. TO : per CENT.— Mooey
on |llt-«d{ed business and rfs-iiwoe
property. H&rwood Morean. room B,
_Halkr building
LIBERAL ADVANCES on valuables —
Watches, diamonds and warrants, at low
rat -s. t'ncle Joe Loan Office. b\~ Second.
Stp.Joo.oßo ASSETS— MutuaI Benefit Life
loans money tfmi vatfte) on Its policies.
Angus W. Young, 119 Washington block.
WAitRANTS WANTED—State, county,
school. Wm. D- Perkins & Co., 301 New
York block. Seattle.
MONEY TO L/~>\N—S^ort-t;rw' loans at
reasonable : »res. F,ooms 24 and 25 Smith
block, Seattle.
TO LOAN—Private money on first-das*
beattle real estate. Groll & Damus, 213
Columbia-
TO LOAN 2 vcars at $ per cent., on
improved citv property. Crawford &
Conover.
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Ltd.—Robert J. Fisher. Agent, *6 Bailey
building.
THE THOMAS INVESTMENT CO?.
Smith block, mortgage loans and tire In
surance.
HERBERT 8. UPPER makes loans on
farms and timber land 12 Scheuerman
block.
JAMES BOTHWELL. loans and insur
ance. 28 Boston block; telephone, Main
400.
IX)ANS—City improved property; 6 to 10
per cent. w. O. Hardin, 819 Third.
MONEY TO LOAN-F. J. Foster, Colo
nial block.
FOR SALE—Valentine scrip. Box 80"),
Spokane.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR. FLEISCHER. Deutsche artz; spe
cialty, surgery, genito-urinary and fe
male diseases. Office, Gottstein block,
Seattle.
DR. SARAH KENDALL. Holyoke Block,
Telephone. Green 331.
DENTISTS.
GEO. W. BRAGDONTd D. 3.. 1-2 Starr-
Boyd block. Telephones: Office, Black
871; residence. Red 621.
DR H. F. SMITH. 11, 12. 13 Hinckley.
Telephone, Main 355; residence. Red SSI.
R. G. CALDWELL. 15 Halier block.
Crown and bridge work especially.
ALBERT J. FORREST. Frye block.
First avenue.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON. D. D. 8.,
Burke block.
P. H. O'CONNOR, D. M. D.. Bailey build
tng.
C. A. HOLMES. D. D. S.. Colman build
ing.
R. B. GENTLE. D. D. 8.. New York block.
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.
DR. A. B. KIBBE, oculist, aurist and
physician for diseases of the throat; re
moved to rooms 326-327 Bailey building,
corner Second and Cherry streets.
DR. BTILLSON, eye. ear, nose and
throat, removed to No. 8 Hinckley.
DR. WHITE, eve and ear. Pioneer bldg.
CHIROPODISTS.
HANNA. chiropodist. 813 Second avenue,
room 7 Epler block.
\
MANICURE.
IMPERIAL HAIRDRESSING AND
Manicuring parlor. 221 Columbia.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. E. EMMETT. the South African
medium, in her wonderful clairvoyant
sight, reveals the past, present and fu
ture; consult her; readings. 50c. Rooms
22 and 23 McDonald block, Sl' Second
avenue.
PI.EASE CALL and see tlifc wonderful
clairvoyant. Mm«. Francisco, 1416 Sec
oiid avenue, near Pike. •
MRS. LESLIE. 1009 Third. Vapor and
electric baths; rheumatism specialty.
MRS. SWAN. Second. Forest Baths;
rheumatism absolutely
FLORANCE MARVIN predicted Seattle's
fire. 811 Second.
MISS A. WATKINS, room 36 McDonald
block.
HAMMAM BATH S.
NEWI-Y REFITTED and furnished Turk
ish. Russian and steam baths; S plain
bath* (pored■••in tubs). $1.00; open all
night: good beds. Telephone. Black 1221.
112 Columbia.
i:ni catiosau
FOR SIXTY DATS you can have a com
plete course in bookkeeping or short
hand in Wilson's Modern Business Col
lege for S2O.
PROFESS'»R ANDERSON teaches Eng
lish. Latin, mathematics, civics, litera
ture etc.; common branches reviewed.
«17 Spring.
PACIFIC TELEORAPH COLLEGB-«4
Seattle National Bank building.
MUSICAL.
and gnitar: formerly instructor Illinois
F> male College Hcj-oke Mock
ART.
JESSIE M. ELLIOTT. Studio, 36 Boston
block.
ELOCTTIO*.
KISfl LIZZIE JAY RICHARDSOJf, elocu
tlon. Fourth.
BOOK BIXDIWG.
WE LEAD the printing procession, min
ing prospectuses and sto-k certificates
a specialty. Metropolitan Printing and
Binding Company, Dexter Morton Bank
building. Seattle.
F ANTHONY—General bookbinder, pa
pr ruier and blank manufacturer.
First avenue foot of Cherry. Kline
& Rosenberg building take elevator.
TRANSFER rOMFtM.
THE SKATTLE TRANSFER CO . Third
and Weller streets. Hacks, cabs bag
gage office, telephone Main 41. 214 Cherry
street; telephone Mailt c warehouse,
coal telephone 41 or £«&. Stcrag<; and ia
suran • at lowest rates
PHOTOGR %PHIC Sl PPtIES.
LATEST PATTERNS In amateur outfits
*and compiete stock dry piate* and rums,
free dark rooms far changing Wash
ington Dental and Photographic Supply
Co.. 21! Cu. anil.u, opposite pcstofSce.
C. W PARKER & CO . fresh paper and
plates: everything us«-d in photography;
r.o catalogue
ICE A>D lX)LO »TOH *GE.
DIAMOND ICS AND COLD STORAGE
Company f< >t Union street, manufac
tures crv*-' i ;c» fr-?m «. t>r
MUBRCSLAmr MIIOMH.
CHOY CHUNG CO.. 1415 Second. between
Pike and Union Ptl- es reduced.
Cit'N WOKKf.
SEATTLE GUN »VORKS-R«moved ititl
S«coad. Theodore Dts»«u-a«r.
MINES AMD VIXIXG STOCK.
ANDERSON'S new map of Snohomish
county, to he issued this week, is the
largest. b«« and most complete ever
published. Price, only SO cents. See us
if you want your .nines shown. O. P.
Anderson. Occidental block.
McGERRY * WOOLERY—(W. B. McGer
ry. J. H. Wool«ry>—Mining Brokers. Slo
can City. B. C. Stocks in best mining
properties in Si oca n and Kooteney dis
tricts for sale: good prospects ar.d min
ing properties on hand.
MEN AND WOMEN who can sell mining
company's shares will find it prof table
to correspond with Bconomy. P. O. Box
IS. S-attle. for information c-f a new co
operative company just organ!ting.
SEATTLE MINING AND INVESTMENT
Syndicate buys, sells and exchanges
mines, best stocks, shares and real es
tate. large properties a specialty. Room
2°. P.-I. building.
SHARES—Canopy Smelting and Refining
Company have been advanced to 25 cents.
Emerald. I cents. Cieopatra and Forty
five. cheap. Christian. 28 RoxwelL
WE SELL PITTSBURG. Martin Creek.
Cleopatra and Hamilton stock, see us
before you buy or s*ll. Puget Brokerage
Co.. 308 Pioneer building.
FOR SALE—Two valuable claims in Sll
verton district: choice location; SSOO.
Walling & Tozier. 3 and 4 Sullivan bldg.
THREE MINING CLAIMS for sale cheap,
in the Sliverton district. G+>orge W.
Deveotr.on, Pioneer buTid'ng.
TMP; HAMILTON GOLD AND COPPER
Mining Co. office. 217 Columbia street.
Treasury stock. «c.
FOR SALE— Best mining stocks. Veline,
1102 Second avenue.
lIMX6 ENGINEER.
JAMES B. RAWLINGS, ex-United States
inspector of mines; mine* examined. SI
Starr-Boyd building.
GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SEATTLEGRAIN AND STOCK Ex
change, 39 Sullivan block; grain, provi
sions. stocks, on margin. Tel. Main 275.
CITY NOTICES.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE—The fol
lowing described horse, placed in th«
city pound on May 17. 1397. will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to pay costs of Im
pounding and advertising. Saturday.
June 5. 1887, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the
front door of police headquarters, cor
ner of Third street and Yesler way;
One sorrei horse, branded on left hip,
9 years old.
The owner of the above described horse
being to me unknown.
C. S. REED.
Chief of Police.
Date of first publication. May 23. 1597.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE—The fol
lowing described horee. placed in the
city pound on May 22. 1897, will be .-.old
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to pay costs of im
pounding and advertising. Thursday.
June li\ 1897. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at
the front door of police headquarters,
corner of Third street and Yesler way:
One sorrel horse, white stripe down face,
7 years old.
The owner of the above-desoribed horse
being to me unknown.
C. 8. REED.
Chief of Police.
Data of first publication. May 25.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol
lowing described horse, placed in the
city pound on May 28, 1597. will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash In hand, to pay cost of impound
ing and advertising. Tuesday, June 15.
IS9I. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the front door
of police headquarters, corner of Third
avenue and Yesler way:
One bay horse, roached mane, white face,
white stripe down fac#.
The *ner of tho above described horse
being > me unknown.
C. S. REED, Chief of Police.
Date of first publication. May 30, 1597.
CITY TREASURER S NOTICE—
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. 127, created by Ordinance No. 4407 En
titled "an Ordinance providing for the im
provement of Main Street in the City of
Seattle from the east margin of Eighth
Avenue South U the west margin of
Ninth Avenue South, by replanking the
same one-half Its width and providing for
the payment therefor by the mode of im
mediate payment and establishing a fund
for such payment by an assessment upon
all the lots and parcels of land benefitted
by such improvement under the provisions
or Ordinance No 208R, approved April 29th.
1892, as amended by Ordinance No. 3350.
approved May Bth 1894. and the City Char
ter as now In force, has been c*. lined to
me for collection, and that unless pay
ment of tho assessment thereon contained
is made within 30 days from the date of
the first publication of this notice such as
sessment shall become delinq uent and shall
bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent, per
annum until paid, and If net paid before
such assessment shall have become delin
quent a penalty of 5 per cent, shall be add
ed, and the sums delinquent shall be en
tered on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against es> h lot and parcel so
delinquent and with the interest collectod
as other taxes, separate account being
kept thereof, and if not paid within the
time fixed for the payment of city taxes
shall bo collected as such taxes are collect
ed. together with such additional charges
and penalties as ar** authorised to he
charged and collected on other delinquent
tuxes, and each lot or parcel so delinquent
shall he sold for the . mount of such as
sessment, with Interest and costs, at the
time and in the manni* and by the same
authority as lands and lots are sold for
city taxes.
GEORGE F MKACHAM.
City Treasurer of tne City of Seattle.
Date of first publication, Seattle, Wash..
May 22, 1897,
CITY TREASURER S NOTICE-
Notice la hereby given that the assess
ment roil of Local Improvement District
No. 128 in the City of Seattle. created bjr
Ordinance No. «40$. entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement of Main
Street in the City of Seattle from Rail
road Avenue to the east line of Fifth Av
enue South, by replanking the same be
tween said points, and providing for the
payment therefor by the mode of Imme
diate payment, and establishing a fund for
such payment by an assessment upon all
the lots and parcels of land benefitted by
such improvement under the provisions of
Ordinance No. 20«., approved April 23th,
1595, as amended by Ordinance No. 33S®,
approved the gth day of May. ISSM, and the
City Charter as now In force, has bwn
certified to me for collection and that
unless payment of the assessment thereon
contained Is made within 30 days from
the 'late of the first publication of this
notice such a.s*es*ment shall twome de
linquent and shall near Interest at the
rate of 10 per cent, per annum until paid,
and If not paid before such assessment
sluMl have delinquent a penalty of
5 per cent. shall l>e added, and the sums
delinquent shaTl be entered on he an
nual tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel -*> delinquent and with
the Interest collected as oTher taxes, sepa
rate account being Kept thereof, and If
nr»t paid within the :!me fixed for the pay
ment of city taxe* «lnll be collected as
such arc collected! together with
such additional charges and penalties a#
are a ttborize 1 to be charged an l collected
on other delinquent taxes. and each lot or
parcel so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount of *uch assessment, w'th lnter*vt
and cost?, at the :»tne and In the manner
and by the sim* authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE F. MEA<"HAM
r*i»y Tr>-a-urer of the City of Seattle
Date'of first publication. Seattle. Wash.,
M« v 22. 1*97.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TENDERS WANTED-Sealed friers ad
dres.se J to the undersigned wili re
ceived until Baturiav, the JStn lay of
June. !<»?. lncla«Sve. for the purriaw ,»f
the b.jfjness of the Excelsior Brew air
Company, % ictcirij. B. t*.. including stocn
of beer, brewing material, lager beer
pump#. wagons, horse*, etc., good
•will and lea.-»-tioUi interest. Particulars
and conditions of aale on appiication.
This buscnt-SB S» being sold as a g-Mng
con •-.•err. pursuant to an order of the su
preme court of British Columbia.
The highest or any tender not necessa
rily accepted.
Dated at Victoria, B. C.. this 27th day
of May. A. D. ii&7.
A W V. IS'NES
DumMeton A Innes, Solicitors, Jfcite., 3& ! ij
Langlejr St., VI .or t. B. C
STE4HKRS.
" KRUSE S S LINB.
Cleveland leave# Seattle for San
Frarvii-w-o June Cabin, 17.j»>. *t»-«-ra.jre.
$o 0* St«*»roer lakm# «lis regularly. For
freight and app y ro
£, E. CAINE Agent.
Ariifif tea Dock.
«1 f Kll.
FLY ON THK "FLYER."
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In on* hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER "FLYER."
Regular daily trips, Seattic-Tacoma
route, .is follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. Hay i
TIME CARD.
Single fare, fee; round trip, 75c
Leave Seattle— 7:45. 11:13 a. m. ; 2:41 6:15
p. m.
Leave Tacoma—9:3o a. m.: L *'■*. S p. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle—T:S) a. m., 13 m.; & p. m.
Leave Tecema-?:30 a. m : 2:30, 7 JO p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ta
coma. and Commercial dock, foot of Ma
rlon street. Seattle.
Sundays, steamers Flyer and Stats of
Washington. fsre 50c.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
The Company's elegant steamers
tllla. City of PBfkla and Walla Walla
leave Seattle for San Francisco, via Port
Townsend and Victorta. B. C.. at S
a. m.. May 4. 9. 14. 19. 24. 29. June 3. f.
IS. 18. 23. 2S. July S. 8. 13. I*. 21 Dus at San
Francisco, a. m.. May 7. 12. 17. 22. 27,
June 1. «. 11. 16. 21. X July 1. i 11. 1«.
21. 2fi. Leave Sar Frarelaea for Seattle
via Victoria. B. C.. and Port Townsend at
9 a. m.. May 1. «. 11. 1«. 21. 26. Si. June 5,
10. 15, 20, 35. 30. July x 10. 15, 20, 25. D
at Seattle p. m.. May 4. 9. 14, 19, 24. 29.
JunMS. S, l£ IS. 23, 38, July 3, 3, IS. IS, 2S.
SI
The elegant steamers City of Tupelca.
Mfileo, \I-KI and Useea leave SeattU
for Alaska, at 3 a. m.. May 4, 9. 14. 19. 24.
29. June 3, S. 13. IS. 25. 28 July S. 8. IS.
IS. Due back at Seaule. May 14. 21.
31. June 6. 10. 15. 19. J5, ». July 4. 10. 15,
19 2a. 20. The Company reserves right to
change, without previous not;ce. steamers,
sailing dates and hours of sailing.
J. F. TROWBRIIXJE, P. 3. Bupt..
Ocean Dock. Seattle. _ . .
C. H. J. STOLTENBERG, Tkt. Agt., 60*
Firs: Ave.. Seattle.
OOODALL PERKINS * CO.. Gen.
Agts.. San Francisco.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
Everett, Edmonds. Snohomish Rout«.
Two round trip# daily. except Sunday.
In effect Nov. 30. ISM. Leaves Seattle 7.45
a. m.. 4:is p. m.: leaves Everett 10 a. m.;
7 p. m. Seattle landing Colman dock;
Everett landing. Merchants' dock. Con
nects with Str. Flyer for Tacoroa; with
Str. Mikado for Snohomish; with train for
Monte Cristo and way stations. Tele
phone. Red 331.
FRANK W. GOODHUE, Manager.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALIE.
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily, except Sunday, at
10:00 a. m.. returning, leaves Victoria at
8:30 p. m. Steamer George E. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily,
except Saturday, at 9:00 p. m.; Sunday,
direct, at :• a. m ; returning, direct, leaves
Port Townsend at 2p. m. 'Phone, Pike 79.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A R. ROBINSON.
Carrying U. S. Mail.
On Port Orchard ar.d Port Washington
route, leaves City dock, foot of Main
street, £.30 a. m . calling at Soutn Beach,
Burchell. Brick Yard. Bremerton. U. S.
.Navy Yard. Sidney, Charleston. Tracyton,
Chlco, 81lverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at 2 p. ra.: arrives Seattle at
4 p. m. E. N. Robinson, master. Lilly,
Bogardus * Co.. agents. Telephone,
Main «7.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
U. S. MAIL
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot of Washing
ton street. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays at 7 o'clock a. m.. for Kingston,
Port Gamble, Seabeck, Brinnon, Holly.
Dewatto. LUllwaup Falls. Hoodsport ana
Union City. Returns alternate days.
D. TROUTMAN, Master.
Telephone, Red 151.
PUGET <SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City of Kingston between Ta
coma. Wash., and Victoria, B. C.
7:l6pmjLV| M| *Taroma iilOiArj 4:lspm
9:3opm Lv! 28 SEATTLE M ArJ 2:lspm
12:90 am Lvj 72|Pc Townsendi 3* Arlll :15am
3:3oam;Arf 110 Victoria |MjLv| B:3eam
"Daily except Sunday.
This stea-ner furnishes first-class accom
modations, carrying both freight and
passengers, and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle, for Victoria, at 9:30 p. m. and for
Taroma at 2 p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
staterooms until 7 a. m.
For rates, tickets, etc.. inquire of
G F. THORNDYKE.
Agent, Yesler wharf, Seattle.
I. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. N. P. Ry.. Seattle.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30
p. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams,
Dungeneas, Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gettysburg, Pysht, Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning, arrives at Seattle 3 p. m.
on "opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Townsend, Port An
geles and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays at 6:30 p. m.; arrives Seattle
alternate days at 2:39 p. m.
STR. MULTNOMAH
(DAILY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At 1 P. M.
FARE TO TACOMA. 25 CENTS.
STR. City OF ABERDEEN
(EXCEPT SUNDAY)
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 7:30 A. M.
FARE TO TACOMA. 25 CENTS.
Tel.. 87 Main. CITY DOCK, Agent
CAPT. L. WILLEY. Manager.
L. * B. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
-VVwkly Time Card.
Steamer Champaign, Skagit river rout*.
Invm Seattle June 1 at 10 a. m.: June 3 at
11 a. m ; June 5 at noon; leave* Mt. Vernon
June 2 at 3 p. m.. June 4 at 4 p. m.; Jun«
7 at 6 p. m.. calling at West Everett. Tu
lalip. Stan wood, fir. Skagit City, Mount
Vernon and Avon. Rhododendron »xcur
slon to Coupevllle. Sunday. June «. leaving
Mount Vernon at 5:1» a. m.
City Dock -Steamer* fonall point* on the
Sound. Open all night. S. O. Yerkes, Man
ager. Telephone Main 87.
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.
Bteam*r MARY F, PERLET.
Leaven Oalforaith's dork, foot of Washing
ton street, fir Sylvan Grove. Bremerton,
I". 8. Navy Yard, Charleston. Sidney, at
9.30 a. m„ 4 .00 p m.; Sundays, 700 p. m.
Returning, leaves Sidney at K45 a rn ,
12:15 r. m.; Navy Yard. 7:00 a. m . 12:3.*> p.
m. Saturday nights le*v* Sidney, GOO
o'clock Navy Yard, 6 20. Telephone, Red
151. Open for charter on Sundays.
WHATCOM, SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.
TRke «t|amer BAY* CITY for Ana-ortes,
F.irhaveft or Whatcom. Leaves »'ommer
clal dock, Taroma. 2 p. m.: City dock
<foo.t Main >«treet>. Seattle. 8 p. nr. Tuea.,
Thur* and Sat. Returning leaves What
com 8 p. m.; Falrhav<n, 8:15 p. m , and
Anacortes 10 p. m.. Sun.. Wcdnes. and
Frt. Fares S< attle 11. or SI round trip;
Tacoma >1 2i. or |2 round trip.
W. H. ELLIS.
SAN JC AN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
CarrytM Btatea mail, leaves\ Ity
dock, foot of Main utreet, Monday
W» dr.«* day and Friday at 1 » m. tor Hort
Tr>wnc"nd. San Juan l?Un i» and N«w
Whatcom. Returning, ieavr* N»w What
'am 1 ueaday. Thurnday and Saturday at
4am J. R. Thompson, manager-owner
Lilly. Bogardsi* A Co.. ag'-nts. City dock!
Telephone. Main «7.
PACIFIC NA VIOATION.CO
Time Card in Effect June 1, IW7.
SEATTLE. EVERETT 4k WHATCOM
ROUT E
State of Washington leavea S»attl»
daily, except Saturday, at Idp.a
SEATTLE & LA CONNER ROUTE
Fairhaven leavr-a Seattle dally, except
S .nd»**. at 5 a. m.
Telephone, Main rt Y«»iil»»r dork.
S RATTLE. TACOMA.
VANCOUVER. B. C.
Take »t»amrr Utopia for Port Townmmd.
Whatcom. BLAINE and VAN
LUL \ C(K<
pave* wharf Mondays and
Thursday* « p m Biaine. |z, Vancouver
13. For loXormaUeo, Yealer
*****" :
PEOPLE'S -j \rTV|i» ,
Occidental BlS*.
Capital "
-offi< krs • *'n fniiirr
Jacob Put :h
Arthur A Denny
John L**r. ihC
James R. Hayden UuttM
Frar.k I nifniget t....
Si*m'ind
E. C. Neufelder, J T
Transacts a savings -
clusively.
Deposits received from fj umi>.
Interest allowed per
cent, or, term deposits; 4 |»
dinatv deposit.
Dividends tt< oiared last
November. Loans made
approved collaterals only.
DEXTER HORTOX * eo„ j
Incorporated l«r.
Capital
Surplus .""""'Si ;
President...
Vice Present V.ViS
Mar ker N. H, Uafit
Ca*h:er p. fiLYaTCR
Sight exchange and t»lejr*»ai»zL
fers on New York. Chicago StpLFS*
Francisco. Portland and v*wlL™ fc
Oregon and British Columbia"" k
Sight bills of exchange on
able elsewhere sn Europe.
Collections made at all .
able terms. * *■».'
Bonds, sit l * ks und other
ceived on deposit for safe keeJjS^j^*^
THE PMIgT
Capital stock paid la
Surplus
Jacob Furth ~ --
E. C. Neufelder Vial^S
R. V. Ankeny
Correspondence la all the pttnctMi
In the United States aa4
NATIONAL BANK OP
Paid-up capital
Transacts a general hanking
M. D. Ballard
H. C. Henry Vke
R. R Spencer
Safety Deposit Boxes far Kni
THE~FIRST NATIONAL HW US.
SEATTLE, m
Paid-up capital ...jwg 1
Surplus •«MS
Maurice McMlcken .Sufa
J k H McOraw vt* |CB
Lester Turner gS
General banking business ttumSF
Sight and telegraphic oxchanga auifib
in all the principal dttss at Mi
U nlted States and Karna
rCJPI v
N
raUMAM SLEKPMO OU%
ELEGANT DINIJQ CAB*
TOURIST •UOBHN GIM
TO
St. Pa aI, Minneapolis,
Vane, Otml Parka, OmMlh
Wlanlpe*. Heleaa, UIM|
Cklraae, Philadelphia,
Maw York, Baetaa Ml IM
Palate East aad latlk
5 neMMr , sh|*rM i
■JP TO— J
IRO SSL AND I
? -AMU ALU. |
; Kootenai Points, j
»kts i ■ i sisiini
TIME fttUEDCUE.
la K fleet April *■» MP.
•fRAINS LEAVE BBATTUK
For Spokane, Rassland. St. Paul
and Past
For Portland ...,., Mgfcft
•For Olympla
•Por Gray's Harbor and
Bend .......
Por Tacoma. 7 15 and HI a
4:00 and
TRAINS ARRIVE AT MAVOiBr
From Spokane. HonlwO, k
Paul and East. *
From Portland *
•From Olynr pia
•From Or ay's Harbor and wemm
Bend ..........HII*
From Tacoma. 1:10 and U* ,
m , « 06 und "rg
•Dally except Sunday. All
This card subject to ckaafe
Through tickets to
Northern Pacific Staaall OJP^L
Por rates, routes aad eta*
call oa or addr— (
City Ticket
First avenue. »-
Depot Ticket Office, eenMf
er.ue and Col urn bla^
Assistant OeperaJ
No. St Merrlsoa atreeC
Portland. Or.
O.Rail
n the moat direct Una,
points East and doutheaJfc JLggg
ace sleepers. upholstered
and free reclining chair
Pint neb Ugftt. For UdMi*
point In the United _****.
Europe, call on or adarefc
E. K. ELLIS. 6rt *" "y||
fj| First
$67 Pacific avenue. TW* |
THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISW
RAILWAY—*-
Int oniy rout# to
mining districts *t tie*„r pP
C:eek. ' " *Tiji|
Crrtk, fi«4t Lake an 4 pIV
Ttee ace.nc rout* ttf
and campiag parti*
Commencing Monday. ,
•rett * Monte «" r 'sw' ,
will inaugura'e a daily IVST T*
Train* will leave fIMPR-
Crkits avery morning. »»■»
and Sui.day. at • ♦*.*• *1 fljf&r
Train will le*ve MwM Oggggl*
erett at 7.4< n»- every L |
itunday *rJ Mor dsf _ g. gf> *rl
_ 8. «. juu®» * ".IfiS

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