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THROUGH THE ~
AIR TO PARIS
' ,TfE\V YORK. .lime 11-A company
ralletl the Transcontinental A*rlal
Navigation company h** twt-n, form
ad with ihe promise .'l taking pass*
sngers from New York la I**rls~lo
lilt" l\irl» exposition, "In lli.i'a
li.i.ir* " OiTKcs i,.,, actually been
iV-rned In the down town business
Seal
The company haa been Incorporat
ed under the laws ot Houtb I.aht.ia.
and Is sending circulars broadcast.
The capital atock la ..ana.. it
1* gravely proml**<l lhat three ihlp*
will mak* regulsr trips from New
feat to I'arts every day.
After the South Pole.
'.1 IN, June K.-Ttie budget
committee of Ihe Itelchstag haa IKB**
ed th* Ural Installment of SM.ooo
mark, fair Un al.'in in Antarctic
expedition.
CHICAGO HOTEL
FOR WOMEN
CHli'Ailn June I*.— Within two
week* Chicago will hove - hotel con
ducted ha women, and exrludvely
for a*..in. A lea-year lea** ha*
been taken on lb* 100-r»..m hotel
building In Michigan "avenue, known
a* lb. Itlch. lieu annex, an I for Ihe
last sit weeks workmen hay* been
putting II IB condition for occupancy.
When completed It Is lo be the home
for Chicago business women and
va .truer, traveler* who stop over In
this city .It -.ill be called 111- I. 11l
rel Club bold.
Four women form Ihe rector* of
the clubv Bad will ha. full manage
ment. Women .I- rk< will It- em.
ployed, and the only men a la. "til th*
. place wilt be porters and other serv
ants to do th* heavy work. Chaper
on* will be furnished for rhestrr
parties are! outings, and twice a
month an entertainment of a social
nature will be given at th* house.
THE COLUMBIA
IS RISING
VANCOUVER, Wash.. June la.—
Th* Columbia a! ihla petal com
metered rising again at t o'clork ye*,
lerday evening The rise for the
Si hours from that time was about
•it Inches. During lh" three days
previous th* water fell about IS la.
The water now stands at about SB ft
• in.
Th* annual Christian Rndeavor
convention at Clark county la being
held at Ri.lgerV.ld. Wash. A num
ber of delegate* went from here lo
represent the different Endeavor or-
Sanitations in this city. An Inter
esting program hss been prepared
f.«r the convention. Includtag »d
--dresses by Chaplain I*.-*' ie It drove*,
United Stairs Army, and Iter. K. II.:
MsUrtalge. at Portland.
FOR A TEN
DAYS' VISIT
■WASHINGTON. D. C June It—
The itinerary of th* president's
New England trip 1* almost eomplet.
ad.
He will leave here for Holy
take, SI a**., where »be will be the
an.-*! on Halurday and Bunday of
the Hon. William Whiting, who
serve! with the president during his
cor.gree.lt 1 rral career. 'in Monday
the president will go to Northampton
to attend the try day •xtrrl*ea at
Mount Stotyok* seminary. Ills niece
win be oa* of the gradual- of the
school.
' On, Wednesday be will go to
Pptingflerd. are! on Thursday lo
Adams. SI ail., where he will be the
guest for several .Lays of W. It.
llunkeu. pfeeldent of the Home
_lsrk*t club of ii.i*t..n. The presi
dent will be gone about 10 day*.
Mrs. M> Klntey will accompany the
president.
She Couldn't Lie.
NEW YORK. June It,'—Duncan A.
Young, oa trial for the murder of
Oconre I*b*rhardt, pale-.! today be
fore hi* sweetheart, Chrisllna Item*
d.irf. look th* alanl Rhe testified
"He 1 Young) came home at I o'clock
In the morning very much excited. 1
asked him what was lh* matter and
he said he had killed a man." Th*
witness then fell from the chair In
a dead faint.
"I toad la tell th* truth," said the
young lady as she left th* witness
stand. looking st the prisoner. II"
turned his head, away from her.
Boy Bragg** to Death.
. NORf*o_K, v.. June it jam**
C Burgess, . years, sun of George
Burgess, of Dinwiddle county, was
killed by a runaway horse. lie anal
an older brother were riding on one
horse when the animal took frlgb!.
The boy bad the rein* looped around
Ms body and was drsgged to death.
Tb* brother escaped Injury. . -..*;.
DRAGON-FLIES
. AT NEW YORK
I New YORK, June II —An unusual
eight was witnessed on Iks Hast
Si 1* today, when children went lo
school with their ears bundled up In
ear muffs, althotlCtl the mercury was
around SO dear- - li wis not be
cause of the stale of the weather, but
the children wore th. muffs to pro
-I.' their ears from dragon files, or
"darning needles," an they nr* com
monly called. Hwarms of these pes
tiferous Ins., 1., have taken posses
sion of th* I ... Bid*, and many of
th* »lore* and realdenrea are In __
state of siege. Their occupant* are
obliged to keep doors _- windows
closed agalnal the p.ata, and cornier
ration prevail Tho presence of thi .
army of winged Insect* In tho city
Is l!.'ic-1.!.ii1i.tti....
o _ 1
Rattle
•AT .MUIII.
I Buy . aero tract. Moor* InvTco.
Bristol Mills to Start. . '
HIUHTOU V*., June lll—opera,
lion* ar* |.< be resumed ,i Hie llrls
li.l Inm it.iiiii,.; ii.uk which hay*
been .1 in. I Inn Idle fur tht. past alt
years. IL Winter, ot rhlWdelphia.
has tukvll hold nf lilt, pi. tut .1. I lli
tperltirs from lh.it illy were hero in*
day and ibuniiiKlil) looked over all
the boilers. The mills ..111 bo pill In
operation within sit Weeks Tii»
Ipi (111 Hi. I to b Olie Of the heat Of
. its kind In ihe state.
chased! ~~
KIDNAPPER
.N'DW vnitK June ls.-Whtl* S
y**r-old Henry Manford. sun of Oeo.
'e-anr a cobbler llvlna at No. 503
llroadway. Williamsburg, was piny
iita; ..ii the sidewalk In front of his
home loday an elderly woman, who
.art. i« ar la, save the nam* of May
ttrenner, caught up th- child ami
hurried *«sy wllh htm.
Wa—ig ef-t-Sw MaStVsra of the Ran
f'.rds who saw the ml, followed 111.
woman in the • .ni. of Marry and
Division avenues. IVllceman lan.
was called upon lo arrest her. Hhe
dropped ihe child and fought Ihe of
ficer until 111.- p-.ir.il wagon arrived.
Battered to Death.
j V'" I*a.. June is.—Elslren-year
old Amos Ilurk. employed on a farm
| in Windsor township, was dragxeai I"
dewlh over a stony road by a mule
today. He was throw a from the
animal, and his foot caught In th*
harness. When ihi" mule ... stop
ped, .tier running a mile, Ih* boy*
b.i Iv w*« almost reduced to a Jelly,
I all the clothing was lorn tram his
body, . li. aboSB only remaining.
A FAMINE
OF CURRENCY
WAtniNOTOrf, l». C, June I*.—
Iluslness circles In Manila are in
trouble over th* question of curren
cy. Th* question that worries the
Kill pi no a. however, la not academic
la character, not whether one form
of currency has greater circulating
medium, but a question of having a
BBrtHrient quantity of .mall curren
cy to I'sn Inn their business Here
is a chance for the I'nlled Hlsle* li
work .'IT upon the Filipino* Mm. of
ihe surplus silver held In th* treas
ury. We nave about l"«.«« in .li
ver bullion, anal about IT.sne.oov In
subsidiary silver coins. Th» I .tier 1*
not greater th,. la needed, i-erhap*.
by our necessities, but yet some of It
might be spared and additional coins
of small denominations rained fur
horn* consumption. Unfortunately.
how- . Ihe director of 'he mlrtt Is
f.trbidlen la touch Ihe silver bulßon
for purpaates other then the coinage
of silver dollars grains which
the people do not want and will not
have. If the taw 1. Hits particular
wer* different * fine opportunity is
now presented lo send * considerable
quantity of the sliver with which the
treasury I* Burdened to our 1 .tinl
colonies and relieve the currency
famine thai prevail*.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Seattla and Vicinity— Tonight and
fiaturdsy. fair weather, winds north,
west to north. «•>
The temperature has rises v ln
Washington and M.'-.tana Th. 1 res.
sure remains high over Western
Washington, and low over California,
which I* an indication for continued
pleasant weather In th* vlclatiy of
Seattle
I There has been no precipitation re
ported from any station for the peat
Si hours.
AGUINALDO'S
LAST RESORT
I A-IIIN'iT'iN D. C, June Is.—
Th. action of Agulnaldo In dissolv-
Ins the trilipmlo trass and declar
ins himself Striata* la no surprise to
the official* of Ihe war and stats de
partments. It means that Ih* mem
bers >! the congress who up till now
hsd been the. .its of Agulnaldo.
were Inclined to take man. Ini-'
their own hand* mil accept Ihe
terms of peace offered by the Ameri
can commissioners. This Ihelr lead
er would not permit, although he ha*
repeal illy declared hat he was pow
erless to make pass** without consent
of hi* congress. Asm ' ■ ' i's action
In declaring himself dictator I* be
lieved to be a favorable Indication,
and th* last resort of this petty but j
troublesome adventurer.
OFFICERS TAKE
THEIR FAMILIES
WASHINGTON. D. 0- June 1..—
It I* the purpose of the government
la make th- r.*;.l.ni e-i.f the naval
oiTtcers now on their way to c.u.im
to administer the affairs of the new
colony as pleasant as practicable,
and to allow every - mal.le de
mand that ths governor and hi* SUIT ;
may make. Hervlce at (luam is not ;
desirable, and Ihe officers sent there
are esp-tted to remain thrt-e year*.
Th* 1 i-rnlt* I* now on Ih* way
there wllh a general cargo for es- '
tablishing the colony. Including ev
erythlng needed, from furnllur* for
I residence* to windmills anal farming
Implemenls. It is not the Intention
of ihe atithortles lo make the colony
exclusively one of men, as nn" been
supposed. It is not believed nasi tho
, men would I" content In *o lonely a
place without Ihe rompanionehlp of
1 women, md wblle It I* contrary to
it, regulallon* •' Ihe government to
provide facilities and transportation
for moving the wives and families
. at naval officers attout the world. It
Is thought lhal ss Huiin presents so '
; .lint- . a cat* tho regulations msy
be disregarded.
The Batlaee will be fitted oul st
Hon F*ranrl*cn wllh accommodations
. for a limited number of ladles, and
, on ll* next trip lo Huam, early In 1
July, will carry Ihe families of MY.
, oral ollPers who are now bound there
on Ihe Yotemlt*.
I —tv- ■
j it,, it.... .-.. i. r,' Upper! sally.
Brail's Orchard Addition is all In
largo bearing fruit trees, lot* are
offered on special terms to those who
wan! homes, by Holme* & Robinson,
112 Columbia reel.
* 0-. -
■ _'*_________*'*• !'*»■ ____£___ night, m j
CONFESSED TO
BEATING A BANK
- CINCINNATI, il.. Juno 18.— I'll
p. ".till, ii swindle i • i i--ir.ii. l In Lou
isville, Ky., on Monday, when Hi
tl.un.tn lnaiii,un .• bank lit" in Ihe
day paid IM'i'ii to two men .aim pre
sented a check tot ibsi amount, pur
porting it. coin- 'mm in. cashier of
Ihe Clllsons' Ntttlnnsl bunk, haa re
atill.d In two ni reals lure ami ii par
il.il •'■■nf.'sal.in.
I"*r*il I'tiiliiih. im.-r, .1 young man
writ . i.iini t ti-,1 In Itoulsvltl*. was lit.
-11l si nn. sic.l and admitted Hi it Hi-'
chwk -It.at 111 wa* ih* on* uscal in
S-l I la." in..ii. . Iml said that Hi..
plan of citieraimn was roncurtnl I'-
Jnhn I'ni'ki'i', snn of line nf iii. off!
trr* of the tens' National bank.
The plan was In make a request by
telephone fur a luan from Ih* tier
man Insurant* bank, nit! on rea-rlv-
Ins" A favorable rrtponre tn send the
fi.lSeHl a lie. k by t*u men a* ammo
!'-■!. !a> whom in* niuney was paid.
j ..lien arrested I'arkrr had about
l.iai on his p. i. in, and st his hole!
j 12000 In lara* bills wa* found In tit*
safe. ll* claims to bar* ..mi Ibis
st lh* races.
Murdered In His Barn.
111 I I M ■ M.I Mi.-h. June !..—
Yesterday mornlna Lyman I'nlttaiii.
a prominent fanner of Cambria!
township, atrial 1., his bsrn. II- did
not appear al dinner time and li -
absence led to an Invrsilfallon. ll*
was fount! lying; In a pool .f blood
and aaailT-n is from sever* wound* on
lh.- 11. it I There were evidence* of
a striisurle ran every band. Teeter
day it. died. rit i. la no clew to Ihe
identity of US* murderer.; |
fi Try to Buy Breweries.
OMAHA. Neb. Jun* I..—ttepre.
■rntaltvea of a New York syndicate
have been In Omaha fur ten days en
deavoring i. ...in. M-day options
upon the hr-werte* of Ihla my snd
Huuih Omaha. They met a. I? '. only
partial success, and left Omaha last
'nit hi. rsp.t-tlne to return In a few
daya.
BRONZE ART FOR
DEWEY'S SHIP
I Sr.W YORK. June II—A bront*
panel, to be placed upon th* for
ward turret of the tilympta. In the
tpace between ihe two big suns that
'i I such efferllve servlr* in Manila
bay. on Admiral Dewey'a arrival In
ihi* city. A magnificent figure of
Victory occupies the center of the
panel Her outetrelrbed arms sup
port a flowing ecroll. bearing the
words historically laconic: "ilrldley.
You May Fire When Ileal* On
eiihcr lid* of the draped figure, lh*
, feel of which real* upon an »rb. I*
jlhe Inscription; "From lh. riin-n.
of Otymple and Vtale of Washington,
lira—-' of Olympi* ■• her namesake
Mt>tT*CXCVHI." The artist* ar* l>.
C. French and Paul W. Morris.
IN A PANIC
FROM HEAT
NlC—' BRUNSWICK, J. J. June]
I* — Work in' the ei*«r factory of
Hirerhorn. Stark and company was
practically brought to . stands!!!! by
th* best prostration* today. Th* firm
■scruple* a brick building on Nell
' son street that I* not l.'fi enough,
and for Barm* months pasi 50 girls
have been kept at work in .10 loft,
ha.c li—n kept at m.rk in th.
a low room directly under th* roof.
They had not been In th* room for
more than a half hour when on* of
them fainted. Her bench male sloop
ed over la raise her. and she herself
toppled over.
The sight produced a vert table
panic among the girls, who became
hysterical and atsrled to run a rutin.!
the room. One girl went Int.. con
vulsions. Th* lerrnr VIM. girls wa*
Indescribable. Al on* lime seven lay
senseless upon the floor of the fac
tory. In half an hour nineteen had
been prostrsted. They were rem'.
--.1 st nrirr to Ihe outer air. and the
majority soon recovered under sim
ple Irealmenl.
Ella I-amerwia. 21 rears "I are.
eras taken wllh violent convulsions.
Site became delirium and Imagined
hat ahe waa about to be killed. She
touch! savagely wit. h*r teelh snd
nail*, and It required Ihe effort* of
three men to gel her Into .1 carriage.
One of Hie men who aided In carina;
for her was so overrnme by his ex
ertions that he runic! In the tar
ring* as hi. II was reluming to Ihe
(actors*.
War on Consumption Car—
t'liii- \'i' '. June l«.-l*tibllr war nn
tuberculosis was formally declared
last mil.' when th* Chicago Veterin
ary society, at a meeting, decided to
take 'he Initially," In the crusade
against th* scourge. To that end th*
society .all*-! a Join! conrerence of
the veterinarian* and physicians of
Chicago to meet Wednesday, June
11, at a place lo be decided upon af
ter It I. decided * hell." r thrpuhllc
shall It" admliled. Slayor II nn. .11.
i 1... Tanner ami Ihe aldermen will
be Invited. Th* purpose of ii. mrei-
Ins will be I" turin specific plans for
the prevention of the sals •<! milk In
• 'hi'- itn market that I* not known
i.i have ...in., from non-tuberculosl*
cow*.
SHE TIRED OF
THE COACHMAN
NBW YORK, June 1«,-The trial
of a sill' for alienation if a wife*
nfTe" lion*. brought 1.. Murdoch Mr.
Ken/i a ' ■ 'mi iii. against Dr. A
'.ought, for tW.oon, began In Ilnslnn
today. The coach roan sloped with
Nelll*. the dnughler of his employer.
He alleges thai Ihe defendant It con
triving wrongfully hi ' unlawfully lo
Injure him by depriving Mm of tho
comforl, sorleiy. aid ".I Assistance
of Nellie l,oiighl. hln wife, and by
irylng to alienate and destroy her
affection for him; nlso lhal by per
suasions he enticed her lo leave him
and remain nwny from him for ...
long n period "''l Ills object was
accomplished.
. 1 o —1
Rattle
AT KIOIIT. „,'
. _
I Frit <'uncurl Had. I**- tomorrow BlfSi
Mill I-iKsATTMS NT A II.
(.rnpn in Kansas.
TOPBKA, Kiin,. June 1(1—A butt*.
'tin was Issued inlay by Hi" .line
{board id nsrliiillure, shnwgln ill*
{Condition of at lie.! I ami ( «irn In Willi.
St. it show* tli.tt 30 per rent, of III"
I wheat aire.lK" la n failure uwlnrt In
Hi.- iinr.iai'i.ilile ttlntir nitd siitlna. j
Th.. iiiti.iiiii.n ..r un. remaining li j
j per Critl. la given ut U. some I'niiiitlrt j
I reporting un average r.indlllun nfl
70,
In mast or Hi* cttrn territory, or th* 1
. .ml. 11l 111 l e.t-l'.t Ilia Of It),, SlUle, till',
situation and prQgpß.l. are very en
itiiiratlnit ond an unproved acreage'
la re|Hirtcd. Abuut ihe only present j
drawback Is it surplus of moisture.
The tun. lon fur ii. entire stale 1*
slightly over SO.
A FIREMAN'S
DARING RESCUE
MCHMOMD, la i . June 1. — Alex
JarvU. it I'm Han lie lircman. per-;
form*.! an Ml of bravery tail evni.j
Ing .-I of Ihla .il'. near HI. I'arls,
o. Ha waa on train Not, 11. which ■
wa* going st high speed, when II !
was noticed tint a bahy of two or
three year* was playing on the Irnck
Th* engineer te v»r*«-i,, l.ul |t was re
sliaed thai the trsln could not b*
sl..pj- .I In lime to prevent a tragedy.
J.rals ill.-ii . iiitil.. ,| uUI nf the CAb,
ran along the running bosrd snd
stepped clown .1. lh* pllul. Ilrsclng
j himself, and getting a firm hold with
one hand, he leanest forward and. aa
■ Ihe engine almnat touched the child.
jgrs*p-d Us clothing and 1...1 It mil
of harm's wsy.
FATAL FLOODS |
_ IN TEXAS
§§| ii ii
AfSTIN, Tex.. June It—lteports,
which sr* slow In reaching Ihl* rlty
.hue lhat no leu. than -•'• persons
have ii-,n drowned by th* high wa
ler* of the .'i.i.t it 1.. M. i.ii.mil"
has 1... ii partially dealri.ye.l by Ihe
t! '•• I *r*outii-en residences end sev
ers! business houses were washed
sway snd two persons who were
caught IB lh* torrent were drown.-d.
M.my were folic! to swim from the
town.
At Kan Cab* iwt. sisters, the Miss
es Wells, were drowned end six oth
era R.i" ttnown t.i have perish**!.
All of Rao Raba Is under water.
The river there Is a mils wide and
rising. Mll.s of wheat field* are sub
merged.
Hundreds nf head .r rsllle an.!.
horses have |iertsh*d In Ihe ml 1'
rise. The corn snd rot lon crop losses
In the overflowed bottoms ot the
Colorado and Its tributaries a. 1,1 as
gregal* SIOO.OM.
Treasurer in Trouble.
MITT?. Neb. June 1.-The lt»-
Ipubli. county treasurer. Nlthola*
Heller, waa arr**l»J loday for Ihe
embettlrment of more than I'JIQQ of
county funds.* The complain! was
I made by th* county board upon a
report of the stale essmtner, J. A.
Himpaon. Heller gave a SMB. bond
for h's appearance.
Shipyards May Close.
nEU'AIIT. June 1«.-Th* ship-
I building firm of llarland * Wolff ha* ,
given nolle* to It* employes thst Its
vserfcs-wlll be closed If Ihe National
ist snd sntl-Natlonallsl disturbance*
continue. The Harlan! * Wolff snip
yard* ar* th. large*! In In.trial plan!
in lb* city.
DECREASE OF REVENUE
Valuation of Proporty In lowa
Is Too Low.
OF- MOINES, laws, June 1..—1n.
durations are 11. .' th- will be a
falling off In lowa of ihs isisble
valuation of property this year of
about iro.rxio.tss. This loss i* credit
ed entirety to Ihe new law. Formerly
property was a*». sse.i si a supposed
W per cent, .if lis value Under lh*
new law, opersllv* thi* a ear In full
for the first lime, properly It assess
ed si IS per rent, of Its rest vslue.
II Is believed thai *.*. per cent, of
th. actual value would .ni.tinl I"
more than the old 10 tier rent, but
•li.. Idea of the I-kl* -.luri- li.. lurn
.-! out l.t be s mlslaken one. The
figures were completed today for
I'ulk • email Ihe largest tn the state.
The assessment "0 real estate fell
off under lb* new law |3,?0n,0oo. The
Increase nn personal property tn
13*17,000. This makes lh* Inial loss
.iii"Ut .1.100,000. Ilil! ta . ..iml v has
rtrmpleled It* faiotlnee and Ihey show
a loss of about MOB.SBB. The cfT.si
will ttc a big deereii*." In the reve
nues of th* state, and the tax law
will probably have to b* changed.
BOY SLAIN IN
A MIMIC FIGHT
NKW YORK. June 19—Th* ball!*
of Sin Juan Hill li.i. let-en a favorlle
game on 188 i.i HKIr among Ihe
BO] t. who choose sides—Americans
and Spiiiish At 7 o'clock last night
an *rif.ag*ment "f this kind was
starled on nasi Twenty-second
sire*!. Alexander Philips, li y«ar*
.11. led Ho Americans and 'he Span.
1.ii.1 ■• loin tv -lied In i. mortar box on
top of a Band li* .'.' was under com
mand of S-yenr-old 'ii lea Hughes,
The two hoys had been had f rt, lids
for week*.
The Hpanlards were driven out and
tried to recapture the hill. Hughes
led the charge ""I, II I* nllorresl,
attacked Phil Ips from n. rear and
drove ii knife In his bask, penetrating
the lung. I'hy.ltlans - Li the wound
ed boy ..in .Ho Hughes has been
ill rest**
« Tunny Story Killed Him
I'.IVKII . MIT.V N. Y„ Juno !«.—
Frederick Tearsbnl, nf Itnlllt, Creek,
Mlr'h . employed In Wallace*, cirrus,
laughed himself to ilrnlh a • lei lay
He beard n K'l'wl .tOTS" nl Ihe lenl
di-ir and broke forth Into Irrcpres
slid." laughter. Butlilenly lie fell lo
the ground tlenil.
An aatopay showed thai he had
valvular disease of the hour!, bit! ha
might have lived fur years If lhat
slnry had not been told.
1a..i1l I.rug In, I .Cits Slid 111...,
Prescription (psetsUata ''. nit I'lko 53
I nil) '.'uncoil .Mad. Fair, tomorrow night.
Pacific Coast taist-ip Co.
!'&*->*_ lor San I I.IIWIsCit
IS_^sste*. Thi e.'tliimtiy's elcßiltit
|_l_4ir_Jtl'a steamships ijuer-n, i.'lly
r*^Qi\m w * i*-» pi'i»i w*n- vVuim,
l.'iiialllia.
!>>..: -liATTLC
ill n, ni, via Port 'fii«ii«nid and
Victoria, Jun* 3. I. IS. it, SH, it, July
■1. t, ) '. 13. 11. August 2, and every
II fib, ii.iy ni. i. .in. i.
J"*'" SAN FRANCISCO >"*
Hear 10 n. tn., via Vletoi and I'l.
Tun nsi till, Jutin ' 10, X,, .'O, 2"», HO,
July '.. 10. Id, :0, IS, SO, Augillt I, Slid
every fifth day I li. i.-,. ft- i.
} ;: •"OR ALASKA
Leavr S.lttls D a. ta.
i'tillngo Illy. June 11,
iju. • ii, Jun* -ii, July 11, 2D.
Cly of T..p. Itn. June I, 31, July ...I.
ml'.ili.i. Jun* IS.
AI-KI. June I. July I, IS. Aug. S. *nd
every flflh dsy Iheresrier.
Voir further information, obtain
folder. >"•
The company reserves the rlgh!
lo i bailg*, without previous notice.
steal' sailing dale and hours of
sailing. J. I*. TlloWlllllletll,.
I*u«*l lid. Hupt., I Wan Ilk. Heuttl*
IP town ticket ..Hl', «l» First ay.,
Health-; v.....1 til. l. i km- A Co., I!' it.
Agents, Han Kramisro.
Washington & Alaska
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Alan 1.......U Dprtij stent);
City OfSCilttlC
lain Irssi Tula, nairt
MONDAY, JUNE 19, AT 10 P.M.
FOR —■■ —
SKAGWAY AND OYEA
... r.l-llat. aT,,.,
Vanccnrer. Kelc.i^Q sol Jonean
SI KAJfSIIIP
FARALLON
a ,
■- l- It.ra Vtsler Whirl !>r iMtfaraa ani
|i|. a, ralllnf at Vtrl'.tls ißcaufti »
Itsa, *> r.t.i.t. sad Juste*.
Thursday. June is. 10 I*. .M.
I s...rti.r illiltlß.iel.ll Srstels*..
lei li.ijrui.'l.i... rsie. e-'O apply-.
OOOWCLL II CO.. Ltd.,
t.tia.i.i aieatt
on* Mala «7U Jaiaa» *!r»«l
Empire Line
All Water Root? to Mi
rint kUt* lift i.v__ an.'.:
June 10, 1899
feaaecilnt vita reeapesy. On
*-•**( J liu.r li..mar. Par
Dawson City
gad All Imoii.lic. rvlalt
oa. IS. ,
Yukon Rlvor.
r.MPIHi: LINE
107 First . - SEATTLE
Cr te any Aeawt el lb* Interna. I
I'en.l Navitalloo I ■••1...» la
la.'.-. M.tc. cc tea la
To insure delivery send
your packages anJ import
ant letters Kg
DAWSON
And Upper Yukon Points by
NUGGET
EXPRESS
Kagotd uneirelled lot proraptnesti
and tellabllliy.. Temporary '»«.**.
la , second are. Bomb. T«l. Main Mil
-11 IMSBIP
LAURADA
ma M Will;. Mats., Sails fir
ST. MICHAEL
And All Yukon River Points
Tuesday, June 19
Coonteilns *l hi. Michael with
Steamer Discovery
Hilling Irniii N«v.itiiia .tun,, mi,
....FUJI...,
Cape Nome anil" Golofnin Bay
l.it Irslsht an I psassßSsr r*Ki apply ...
I: tiIIU.'OTT, Aaeni.
Basetneol Mutual I.II* lilllliiitia
Or While Mar la.. » loot i.i .prluj m.
flflEA _. Ticket Offl*s,SHP|rtl set
V' .urn" '•■Bob* Stela ii:
-alflftTn 1-" .; lesr* Hsilv am,,
* DAiLWe**' s.la. Mi. Vernon 1. ...
Sir*' New "ii.i a .
at lain. hpnkan* ll»t.alsn I at war,a. in.
el Paul, Chicago and Baal.
- I I Hi i ita.
Seattle, Eil.iiiiii.ls and Everett.
STEAMER
GREYHOUND
Tares Rom. Trip. Dai!? Kxcept Stmjar
XItVIK CARD
lasts Beatlle 7 a in id in and "... m.
lesvii I a-'li 11 .ilai .a. In ..' .J.I p in., hii.l
7 111 p. In
* ..iiiii la st ttttatlla with Meamnr Flyer
lor I li hiii.l
I llil- I f.'i.'lt .'..', round trip II.m; Hal
mniid.se, imitiii trip rt
I.mi.Unit -colinan I'm a. Seattle
■ieli pliunc. kvaltlo, liv.l SSI.
_. B. SHUT. Manager
I Co
/ r0n....
St. Michael, Golovin Bay
CARE IMOrSrlt.
Noxt Smiling About
July 20.
rnnnraftin? with r>*.i..a No. 1, rVa.t."- N'«.
"i, I"-. Lit If Nil. :i ("T I'.fal IJie-l 1.. sSl'lll, Ik, Paw
■ till « !>'• WHJT (-ni ta
lit I'M ie iii mit f'nasatrn ff).', !■»
Great Northern ..Allway Company
Miflr*it As-rimt. —or —
Seattle-Yaicn Transportation Co.
Head ..n.ce. '/in VI eat i ..I m.i i.i. HI.
W, Ii ..... in. Alii |*| ST. M/r
Alaska Flyer
Sksgwiy via Vanrnuvrr. Ketchikan
and lunr.u
IN SIXTY*.I vi: nouns
S. S. HUMBOLDT
'•111 I lorn i-.sltl.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. AT 8 P. M.
my nftii -. tie I ii.t svennet tel.phon* i
Mali. *► . a. union law . i |.i...i... I'll.- Ul j
I. i. him, less* I
1
c v-aav*,**-.*.*. a.V«**« *
l Insurance Sale.. ''
j Ir.suranr.e Sale... \
$ Of Fancy Groceries 1
a, fhtr m'iif »f-*L !• IK.-* hriiit J
a* mttti "t'vr Ckuk" 6s; '//',,! j
a* •Hratii-i- Attveitttum. *f
i Goods Not Damaged.. i
i fPnltf offtiJ* jMttkage* and In. ] ,
tf Ifffa *•*!*J hit *tfdt. gp
| The Seattle Grocery \
J Second anil Marlon J
r ry wii ol In'-.rim'- Ass.KllallOß c*
Luunuuuuuuiw.
C ■* »Way** %*ieVe^eVVVaV*irlr*ieVejeVVVe
#*»• **•*«
s**.^- . :i_|.' \'l* —^ ace*
eu 1.51V...11S ~e # , #
I Mortgage ]
: Sale^ :
: 519 Yesler Way. :
• — • — •
• .hi.iris < .nip .........»■•
• iHlfka* Salad liresalß* ay.- • |
• vt'btt* Mii'iiiirin .*!*,.!• syrup....tie a
• Titmstoes, a cans ie, ;. • I
* Arberkl.'srort**, t— rlb .10* *
* I ...| -.a..tt •-.|l|«, T l-*ta ",'- ">
• t,-.,-.ti t II) I iaiaa r 1..1 lill'l. I. I-' .
I Meal iters*** I*» •
• l'y-11. I" tJ« *
'-» ■ l.lrban.'* --i-. 1 lor lie *
a Mbp.li j, :ty st* a
• "'cciiiliocl !
I GROCERIES !
a s ' a
• I-.i. I lorset Ins X»rab*e . •
; 51?) YESLER WAV •
• —s— •
Ratlrßilerk mosl b* •
I Closed Out ]
• By trtn teat. *
• JAKE MARTIN, Receiver. •
a •**•*•*• a
* aaaaao**aaaaaaaa •
VU.iYT t. FRENCH CO.
if-t Y. aahlngton ■*• . are lh* only
Linotype Jo. Printinii Machine!
IB lite North *>-»* i a'a.. g't**a. ram ph.
st is etc., tit »•- :ally low l rlt es AVB
MUNKY by giving Uteia an vppurtualiy
to iiuia
e.at-.V«,aa,% %s > %»V>%»»%»%'^S%»e
J Two Carloads of Pianos jj
<> l-irwrt from lla* (a- 1-ary . Just ,1
a. art Itchl, and mora aatnlßS ,i
* Raitiakcr iMusic Co. ''
j Ramaker Music i.o. ]!
$ 'Hi awsiiTi w. Fill ut trust j!
«ty*>».>svaf,svaa,aa,af,avt, >a.-vaa,*. •k.f.a.e
Safe Deposit Boxes
For tho salt to. pint ol
Valuablo Articles and Papers
Fair r>.ni sil.s year. . fill . .Ira
11. key.
Sofo Deposit Vaults
M IV. i. .Inn,Lis -i [. SNOSSOCK. ■■.agar
e-.-st.a.a.aa-.a.a.a.a.a.v-sa.^t.af.awaws
!....C0 T0.... <
j Sparkman & .McLean 5
lv* Bisons. 11 J
I REAL ESTATE
\ 'lli..l«'K.di; <_! 1... llslltu lli.lt J
* as%»a»saa»saaaaaaaaaaaisaa
(tin IMatino Cabinet (JII7
Vh Photos reduced VA
W l-„ r JO llaya. \rV
L.a Roc In© asfiJia,
[Tie sweetest. Juiciest 1
ORANGESI
San Diego Fruit Co. 1
iii rite street. Hriwtfi remit mi rm> I
Lightßunning
DOMESTIC.
Teletihuti* Hay iS.'J "Fasy I'armeiils.*'
"ta 4 ,* ee'n {.'ln'ail.l t.H, MICKELSOW, Agt
All 11 oik 1 inn rail tee 1.
PETER EGGE
Painting:, Papcrtiancinz. Kalsominine
1 lalui.a irsttati. Mail* to Or.ler. l>uok
iinllli lle|i*iiilig Ol All Kindt
KrslihlH*.-. IDulallhsv. 406 Plltf S!r»fl
I'lirlstlan Kuileavi.r-ljirge a.iairlnient ill
lis'luia, 1i... ka, Literature. Finest amtrt
in-ill ni rPllgUmi books in No.ltiwoil. tin. i
dltfi Hook More, HAI7 first Aveuuo. J
_ 111 i 111 V _ _
I n i, ii, ii,., I. filns v. it....ni ii.i.ii .ri.,
..ran i.ilh. hlvli-.l I.l.l'ier ritirnlss, «|
pnee, nut ar value, a. *. ts'ist unit* rtvore,
lm i. ;-'f . i.-.a .... I. ii..' ii o» th* rea£
A Inf.. Hit. t.l wsle.iet, .llarortooa, chains,
i.ii i.ii 1 iiullosfwart! to " |." t Iron., liri*
tastiii... in-! i.liiiK Mi..', .ul-, I',, v i...,n Is,
lilver.l.ls, Crstesat sireei, H, it ..«■, i.t (i.
M. Wheeler, I. H 1;..n|." snd Huher, ate.
Not. in ,nre *tt'l si', ii l thli isle, as er-rr.
i. u.f ... i ..,i. ( 1,. Dm l.lei.e.i Millar will,.
" .' lltnlt or .■■•.1..-, la *lt'*snl pi'-i ii',
Xiren awiy after eieh »*l*. r.vnryililHf ia
-."■t.iii.. I *a .. jn... ni.. 1, ... l. • ..■' .. . 1
Hllenl .ales ilally st'j.lil i n|i m. ti. W
l sine,, a i .. , l-.'.i ....,ii,| .fun- |
1. ■■■!. **uIBM. CMSHCtI. _
I ..r Huiih", i I, utsst '.! all kind.
lee NKl.Wi'i M '.' till Kr-iV A CO.
Hiiiu-y insitliij restaurant, la toed
lorallty: low rem; will tell .Into
scroiltlt nlher bu.lntt*, whp li taint
all owner's titn*. I' .lit pay yen lo
luuk 11,1. up al once. " • - _ .
~—____________________
,., „ 11 51-*J__J__!_j* I!-',' .I\
Iwiutean.t call at roy u<»ij.re Hs'l
•Un s t.«l. .I.i, i.m. •. lie.a and sisi lobar/
>U'te; jar) nr.i ,,, i. si m«i....h.
■
-e-~--^.'U*!i'!?„*."' ZJ* ! '" • "**::■'".
MatlctboUlan Prlntlhs A liti.-l.ug . ......
lainy, .v.; jjaaaaad Jun. .-..nit,
-~--_-_v-J!'*3J_?*J** .11 «»~it elviv
HtHSW I'lTlosTSidt *tarr- BeydbßlMlßg
111 It I at c: iii i n.iai.
Iltiplnr ."itirei aa illi.mi a, ml-, pain or 10..
of lira*. Ml - .in.- n, ii ,i,.i lt.uk i.'.ii.ii.. i.
l Il I imi'.ssii'"ii.ill"*«i"*iiil
All** |ij* Hi,.,., ■••• I limn .In, t. TeU.
rasas But! lest, ii.. i.uiy iie U ..i, it,.
il'.ue. lo tl.* city.
__L__./ir.i""i«»iia~a>»~i"iT"ii.7rK.ii't.
li..mi i. 1,.. i», n a i,ul. Dean aster* tal
Hull!, r.- II *. l.c 'nil s.e Tsl. Hurt SS*.
* Ksp.i.ll. ii it»>.l .»i,t.iru. TeT.'f.re." v ill
I I'llis ti.sT*. ~
TtMia, ai*.* a, e'.Tal Vie.", ,*t_**e«s I) rear
* Mil. Teal ate! tuiMi «;••.. Marlon All 1
va—flera _______« __ * -at
'» AT.if^iriJ'l
.". si.teii- lvi) railroad istwrers let Trin-
Itlltt, east .a munntaloa. I.real senh*ro H.
(I! fulty Una. Si l-aii.iii, - rt-as srort i taani
iliit r'll.lt li- .Hi' U ; a*S-e» ||: trra* |-sa..'
.lit- i-l.) I i ta. i in • I ul. Iloj*. Mais St.
la^J-nsVlutialus. l\, tvKr.'tJiarr-lloTtfWi
l^~si.~ A -i ..'Milts
Kothlas belter ior Alaska, lis. ber, country
er B«nl wnrk. i avail i Trousers, doubl*
t.veraaeal. -'.Taj U)..l lalsfl. a- •' I.en.
kill**' ilortn .1,1 fuel ««.titer Beo4 eo.lt,
IL'ai. Ara.) -la k 80-ri ha* as,. Kubler
blanket*,.**. Mart; SBnatrihlrtaMad drawers,
II i.i r.tl. Blaakel. |l.ltla*Hl act. aaovers.
littut tenia, *t*. ITu oreliMrta. I."'l
Mr*. Bl Mm Aaeniie.
-1..N- AM, HIM M Will It-
It ii tl. r Typa, slum in una and eu.titsi
tellers ler /ne att't buus* numbers. Chat.
MaaUm. 11. Ye*l*r Way. ' fltotim Black l-i!
**» IN.. *j HIM •*-
I K*w Horn* aseanng Machine. Meat an!
rbeare.l michtn* _Da.lv tot*. no aaar j*ajr
Mtlls. OBiejß.it Oner I* l*a*»i*.lß'
. . ._. _ J
"tMlli I I Ml NO
i ..t». lotting. irtiaksao'l valiaa* Ut
al 110 Second a«a. 'I'butt. 11*4 11*4.
... ._JS
IBainil'T lir TITIeIL _
-a- - A tali.el fe, IIJ.Sea. lolk ttlerk
■ „,■•* TT"»l*» 1. Va-AT-i-A".-. '","""*
li * KUAMMI. -ji.i Baiter Building
N • ITT AMr > X V. **-> Bailer Building.
I'.ll-.. I". lu.MKIa. Its K.« York Mt-ck*
. HARLEM N. kXIM, lit Jars** street.
M.l.n A. BOOT. 10.11 KeaesU botMint
I". I: < AUK'-1.1. is«)tr. pro- lot ta, A.
aural.- aafl •olleJtor •*>: (.stents. N**. (II
lse.Ul* National Bank B-illlSf. I I Sll'
•"."~ Mil II KM IIMMNt. ' ~*
.•wattle l ..iilirs rmsloc Co k**» roir
riot la lb. [a.lor 11 .iioar luudl- ; lye tag,
cieauittg. repair. liJu*l... Tel Huff lt-4
" "~~" "' ~- fr-H-aaIMAU ~ ~7"~~*
■m llaßioß ha tore purchasing a sawing
mat hi is* A I** ffno-t sascontl-band ts*>
chinas, lor Ml* reasonable, all Columbia
street, opposite Pcs'i.* ■-*. '■ '
Want, » 1 bor~oU",,.M su4 sllaer, II
lit.*., mtntt. )«w*l*r, » ll.nf-:.. blm-k
KierjtUtag I. rain's without limit or re'
sere* lo lo* htaaeal bidder, rr-gar-llesa of
{•rice, rest or Talu> a* «* must make room
er a lanre, nee ttork thai is on tiiero.-l.
A lira* Itn* ol as stehe,, diamonds, t bains,
Hal siji! i...11...««re lo seleri (mm .Fin*
»i' i„... tuiiu'llnx Bowar-I*. Kayinonds,
Itlrrrii.le, Mfol Ktree. il li ii.|l.r. '..
M. Wheeler. I", *•* Hartict up* Duller, etc.
Mow (*•■ tors .ni alien.l this as!*, aa every,
I ing ti filing l.i ihe iiigi.ißt bMdsr »li.i
out lira,it or ir.erve; la t-irwant pretenti
firm .nay slier <«rh as',., Everything 1*
(tuars.tiHs.il a* represented, so ba surt and
aitattd tales dally 11 1 and tMp m. ti. »'.
! ■ artnark A I'o., 1523 e*et.nii *____*■
""Whit* Is kin. ei"".ii'"-e«i"lii loa'-htnaa.
Sold lay II P. Vol v li"i Second sre; l«a#ar
dealer In **wlns mat hlnag end aaaitif
mai'btna sttppilvs. - Telephone Hot! fill.
—-— ■■■-.. ■'
_________»
II II iVp-w, Ifeauttst Hrwelslist In froea
•Bd hudga work «_■* tun. Hut: line
laiiaa _________ _________
i Jtmae Boihwell— M<-r',gairt* Loan.. nrsla
■MßM A Burttr Kmi }■. .'- I'd.tun Blk . Tat.
....
l» IM I^'. \t AIIKMV.
Best a»>l only thorough Dancing &-hoott«
illy; da* luJinniiif .in sadColuubliu
' " " alllllMK*. ~ ______V
Mrs. Ilanstn. coraai Fourth and lias
la,-, Sprint My tea. lxiweai priest.
Ilillll- AM, MIIMMIIU KIMIM.3
inn kl BKU.NMIN. Ed ilr.t annus
t.iit-1 fkvsi'.r: t.ionis slaal* or an mil*:
low rates I'all I raua. Manager.
~11 rou Wish « iiMitit or inift'lpat* * cbsat*
try Una RaaehMier Utile!. Ilk* and cVi*,,nj;
Stao.! room 11 iter a*-*k; nieela hiralshrt
outside nasi. i-> SI; irsn.ala-ui. iou and
tue; Ire* b*the; eleelrie ll«bla
"llottL^'lllftlClrlfsl Ainilli* an-1 Ink*:
rir-f rlas, rooms*nd laa*rt! *i B" per week.
~ IiOTKITCOUiV. cor. Tlilrafsid Therryi
nrsielass room and _**__ I*l week and up.
~«il |SVM.n|i Ut CeK." 11" ratiut. Fih~
■-tnglr rooms It, ll.Au and I.' per week.
" THifTlcfOltlAriJia'ltrii *»•! slesast
luniißh'-'l rooms, $2 *nd li a week; suite.
with bath, at. <> _t_ mark, proprietor.
"TltTf ictgA"VfiV- Hleaatnt rootnil SJA hfil
~_AkloS'iroftE~»ilriiT«o*.l^twni;rti*i
rea.inisl.le. t, I. v.nli'r, tii? Marlon, cor. lit
\u iioMiH-.. - ""
■c, '■' i ■ , ■ ■ ..—"■'. ■■—■ ■ - ■...■■..,...,„
I. Zrmansky. gaaoraJ iuctlpn**ri aalaa
msile in any i-art of lbs t'llj or statet real
estate, lie* stock express sales, !rel(hl
•ales, bankrupt lloek el march.tulLo-.ii
Sjeaol In aaneral llvis Third avenue.
.It SK
■ esse* —.-■ ■■*■■■ -.*- ■ i.......
**catth- Junk Ota, part lowest prices.
Lan snu*rs bu.lnesa. All kinds of waala
iis|,er 1 might, and old newspapers told. No,
Its I road aveuuu. Tulvuhoun Hlack
No. Mi;
Ala,ka Junk Co, pays hlthest prlte.,
prom pi return.. No. 1111 V.viiern avenue
Teleplittne Pike Ilk
llilKK~ll_ll;.Tr
I i i.t.it v- nom».raad* bread, cake, aad
I pastry i best hi the city, iki Third Aye. .
~ \~_~~~ "TAIIAIKM. _'_' ~":"
Tit* I'aeltln Tstlorlllg iVt., baal ll.a. Ha
and $.->( .nil. mido in the city, liyelnj,
(leaning, lti->|<fttrlnir 11l f*hfl I avenu*.
.-■■ ■ -I,— . .._ __.
l__________________T__
K. W. llol'iilfros'TArchltecl.'ti.."lli, 111
and 417 li.llln.l.liiek. .
Acme Publishing Co. •
PRINTERS
i P.O. Alley. Telephone Red lOSt
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