THE SUNDAY OKKGO:5STIAi, PORTLAND, PEBKUABY 21, 1904.
BUFQRB IS COMING
SHANAHAN'S
SHANAHAN'S
SHANAHAN'S
SHANAHAN'S
EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT THIS SALE
'Government Transport Sails
From San Francisco. .
THE $25,000 BANKRUPT STOCK
OF THE CHICAGO STORE OF BLOOMINGTON, ILL., BOUGHT 1?Y OUR EASTERN BUYER FOR SPOT CASH AT
DUE IN THE RIVER TOMORROW
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Only One Bid Offered for. Steamer to
Carry Lumber to Phi!lpplnes
Prospects of Grain
Movement.
The United States transport Buford left
San Francisco at 10:30 yesterday morning
Xor Portland and Is due at Astoria some
time tomorrow. She will carry 600 .ma
rines from this city to the Philippines.
The men are coming from the Bast, and
will be on hand a few days before the
steamer Is ready to salt The Buford will
also carry between 800,000 and 1,000,000 feet
of lumber, which will be furnished by the
Eastern & "Western Lumber Company.
Testerday was the time set for opening
bids for a steamer to carry the remainder
of the lumber, about 1,200,000 feet, to Ma
nila. Only onevbid was presented, that
of Taylor, Young & Co., who offered the
turret steamship Inverness for $34,000. Her
capacity Is In excess of the cargo offered,
but It is not known what disposition will
be made of the bid until authorities
at "Washington, to whom Captain Baker
referred the proposal, are heard from.
LA BRUYERE ARRIVES.
Overdue French Bark Had Stormy
Time Coming Up.
ASTORIA, Or.. Feb. 2a (Special.)-The
three-masted French bark La Bruyere,
which has been posted as overdue, and
on which 15 per cent reinsurance has been
quoted, arrived in this afternoon, 36 days
from Port Los Angeles, with a partial
general cargo onboard. When she passed
the heads a report: was wired to this city
that the barkjpfd lost her fore topgallant
mast, 4&4jtv&9 feared that the vessel
had xxh an accident outside the
mouth (fiHv'lver during the recent gales,
but the mSt was lost while rounding the
Horn, before the La Bruyere touched at
Port Los Angeles, and it was not replaced
there.
The trip up the coast, while an excep
tionally long one, was without particular
Incident, excepting hard luck and adverse
winds. The bark left the California port
January 15, and her chart shows that she
was 30 miles off Newport February 1. Ad
verse winds and strong gales were en
countered and she. was driven north. On
the 7th, 9th and 13th she was close in
shore off Willapa Harbor, and on the 15th
she "had been driven as far north as Cape
Flattery. Since then she has been work
ing her way back, until she arrived off the
lightship this afternoon, was picked up
by tho tug Wallula and towed inside. Cap
tain St. Martin says he could have come
in Fobruary 1, had the pilot-boat and tug
been outside, but his chart shows he was
off Newport at that time.
Fully three-fourths of the bark's crew
are French naval reserves, who are ex
pecting orders to proceed home at once.
CAPTAIN CHANGED HIS MIND.
Decided Not to Sail Through the
Draw Bridges.
Tho barkentlnc Katie Fllcklnger has
cleared for San Francisco with 550,000 feet
of lumber. She finished loading at the
Portland Lumber Company's mills several
days ago, but will not leave down before
Tuesday. The freshet in the river has de
tained her. much to the exasperation of
Captain Zantz. He had all his cargo
aboard last Thursday and applied to the
O. R. & N. Co. for a towboat, but the offi
cials of that office declined to take him
through the bridges with the strong cur
rent running. The skipper waxed warm
and threatened to sail through the bridges,
which would certainly have been an in
spiring sight, but on second thought his
ardor seemed to have cooled. The O. R. &
N. people gave him permission to charter
outside boats and agreed to pick him up
below the bridges and finish the towing
Job, but after Captain Zantz watched the
Llndauer maneuver stern foremost down
through the Morrison-street draw and
nearly wreck tho entire structure, he
came to the conclusion that he would wait
for the freshet to subside. Next Tuesday
he will trust himself to one of the power
ful O. R. & N. towboats. He cleared the
barkentlne yesterday because tho Custom
house will bo closed Monday.
SPENCER AND IONE.
Two Steamers May Work Together
on Upper Columbia.
Captain E. W. Spencer has completed
arrangements for handling the business of
the steamer: Charles R. Spencer at Hos
ford's dock, at the foot of "Washington
street, and it is understood that John A.
Kincnld, tho agent for the Hosford boats,
will serve In that capacity for the Spen
cer. The Dalles boat will make a round
trip daily and will not interfere with the
landing of the lone at the same dock. It
is believed on the waterfront that Cap
tain Hosford will make an arrangement
with Captain Spencer by" which the
Charlos R. Spencer and the lone will work
together, one. looking after the passenger
and tho other the freight business. The
Spencer will be out of the hands Qf the
carpenters and ready for service by
April 1.
IKsputy Collector of Customs R. F.
Barnes lias officially measured the Spencer
and finds she Is 1S1 feet long. 31 feet beam
and six feet depth of hold. Her gross ton
nage Is 56S and her net tonnage 409. Thirty
feet have been added to hor length.
LOOKING FOR SHIPS.
Advance In Wheat at Liverpool May
Help Business Here.
The advance In the wheat market to a
rarity with Liverpool values will probably
rtult In tho exporting of a few more car
goes from this port. There is not rauoh
wheat remaining in the country, but ex
porters will probably be able to do some
more business before the season closes.
Rumors are current that figuring is under
way for a ship or two for early loading,
and It is also said that a ship will likely
"be fixed in a few- days for a flour cargo.
There is only one disengaged vessel In the
port, the Thlst'ebank, and as she is too
large for the latter business, some of the
idle tonnage at San Francisco may be
drawn upon. The latter port has still a
fleet of SL276 tons idle, although the list Is
steadily growing smaller by the removal
of ships to more profitable shores. The
latest fixture in this port was the Cro
martyshire, which was taken by the Pa
cific Export Lumber Company to load for
South Africa.
ALASKA STEAMERS IN DANGER
Fierce Storm on Lynn Canal Causes
Fear for AI-KI and Ramona.
SEATTLE, Feb. 2a A special to the
Post-Intelligencer from Skagway says:
On February 1 a strong wind began
blowing from the north at Skagway, and
the next day the gale raged a the sum
mit. The wind has not since subsided and
there has heen a continuous storm raging
on Lynn CanaL
The Al-ICi left Juneau on the afternoon
of February 17 for Skagway, and has not
bcn heard from since. "While it Is be-
50c ON THE DOLLAR -
The second week of this remarkable sale will open up with a rush tomorrow morning. The enthusiastic crowds grow bigger every day. Tomorrow we bring up and
place on the bargain tables the cream of this stock some of the most choice items that were preserved especially for this week's selling. BIGGER AND BETTER
BARGAINS await the discriminating shopper here this week. Don't let anything keep you away from this sale this week. We bought this stock for spot cash, and we
are desirous of turning it back into cash in the shortest possible time. Hence these remarkable bargains.
Uw:..$10.50
Suits, all new styles Chi- C10 Kfl
price.... O IUiUU
.$2.88
.$1.98
$15,00
Suits and Coats at Bankrupt Prices
Ladles' Suits, all new styles Chi- 010 tfl
cago store price $18 . 50; our price. . . . 0 I Z i J U
Ladles' Suits, all new styles Chi
cago store price $17.50; our ;
Ladies' Suits, all
cago store price ?22.50; our
Ladles' Suits, all new styles Chi- fMl QQ
cago store price $25.50; our price.... 0 InyO
Ladies Suits, all new styles Chicago QC
store price ?10.50; our price OliUu
Ladles' Short Coats in odd sizes Chicago QQn
store's price $3.50; our price UUu
Ladles' Long Rain Coats Chicago
store's price ?7.50; our price
Ladies' fine Kersey Coats Chicago
store's price ?4.50; our price
Ladles' Coats, new this season Chi
cago store's price ?25.00; our price.
Ladles' Coats, new this season Chi- (M A fin
cago store's price ?22.50; our"price.. 0 lT"iUU
Ladies' Coats, new this season Chi- CM f"J "j n
cago store's price $18.50; our price., v 1 UiUU
Ladles' Coats, new this season Chi- OQ 7 c
cago store's price $16.50; our price.... vU lu
Ladies' Coats, new this season Chi- PTf cn
cago store's price $lo.)0; our price.. . I lUU
Ladies' Coats, new this season Chi- $C QC
cago store's price $12.50; our price.... vUiu
Misses Long Coats Chicago store's
price was $12.50; our price is
Children's Long Coats Chicago store's
price was $2.50; our price is
Ladles' fine Walking Shirts Chicago store
price $3.25; our price
Ladles dark Oxford Skirts Chicago store
price $1.50; our price
Ladies' colored mercerized Sateen Sklrts-
Chicago store price $1.00; our price
Ladles' Seersucker "Underskirts Chicago
store price 90c; our price
Ladles' Flannelette Wrappers Chicago
store's price was 75c; our price
Ladles' fine quality Calico Wrappers Chi
cago store price $1.25; our price
Ladies' Flannelette Wrappers Chicago
store price was $1.50; our price
Ladies' Outing Flannel Kimonas Chicago
store price was 60c; our price
Ladies' Outing Flannel Kimonas Chicago
store price was 75c; our price
Ladles' Eiderdown Kimonas Chicago store
price was $1.00; our price
Ladies' all-wool Sweaters Chicago
store price $3.75; our price ,
Ladies' Fancy Golf Vests Chicago store
price 75CJ our price
Childress Dresses Chicago store price
$2.50; our price
S3, 88
88c
98c
58H
38c
38c
38c
88c
98c
29c
38c
49c
$2.98
58c
88c
Dress Goods at Bankrupt Prices
Plaid Dress Goods Chicago store price Q
20c; our price, per yard gU
Rainy Day Skirting Chicago store price OQn
65c; our price, per yard '. Zbu
Zibellnes and Cheviots Chicago store price QQn
75c; our price, per yard JOu
ZIbeline, 52 Inches wide Chicago store (M 4 C
price $2.00; our price, per yard 0 I I u
52 -Inch English Melton Chicago store QC
price $1.50; our price, per yard uOu
Spun Glass Lining Chicago store price Qin
18c; our price, per yard U3u
Mercerized Sateen Chicago store price jn
25c; our price, per yard I Uu
Colored Wool and Mercerized Moreen Chi- OQn
cago store price 75c; our price uu
Black Mercerized Moreen Chicago store QQn
price 65c; our price, per yard Ouu
Black Moreen Chicago store price 35c; our A On
price, per yard I 0 b
Black Moreen Chicago store price 18c; our 4 n.
price, per yard I Uu
Domestics at Bankrupt Prices
Scarlet Blankets Bankrupt sale price, QCn
each. .'. Uuu
Gray Blankets Bankrupt sale price, nc
each Zuu
Ail -wool Blankets Bankrupt sale frn TTC
price, per pair $Ui 10
Opaque Window Shades Bankrupt price, IQn
each 1 uu
Brass Curtain Poles Bankrupt sale price, gg
Brass Curtain Rods Bankrupt sale price, Q
each Uu
Shelf Oilcloth Bankrupt sale price, per Cft
yard Uu
L. L. Sheeting Very durable Bankrupt r
sale price, yard Uu
Cotton Crash, extra good Bankrupt sale Q1
price, yard .. 02u
Lonsdale Cambric, fine quality Bankrupt Qn
sale price, yard v-Qu
Bleached Cotton, Towels Bankrupt sale Q1ft
price, each o2u
Unbleached Honeycomb Towels Bankrupt Am
sale-price, each iu
Turkish Bath Towels Bankrupt sale price, C n
each uu
Pillow Slips, extra good Bankrupt sale Qn
price, each..- Uu
Bleached "Muslin, fine quality Bankrupt Cn
sale price, yard...., Ju
Bleached Sheeting, extra good Bankrupt IQn
sale price, yard IDu
Bleached Table Damask Bankrupt sale nc
price, yard Zuu
All-wool Oregon Twill Flannels, gray and OCn
blue; sale price, yard ZOu
Feather Pillows, good size Bankrupt sale CQn
price, each vl Uu
American Calico Bankrupt sale price, per Q3
yard U4u
Best American Calico Bankrupt sale price, C n
per yard Ju
Dress Ginghams Bankrupt.sale price, per Cp
yard... Uu
Apron Ginghams Bankrupt sale price, per Cm
yard Ju
Light Outing Flannel Bankrupt sale price, Em
per yard Ju
Flannelette Walstings Bankrupt sale Cm
price, per yard Ju
White India Linen Bankrupt sale price, flip
per yard 'Hu
Large figured Comfort Calico Bankrupt En
sale price, per yard Ju
Plain and fancy colored Sllkollne Bank- Cm
rupt sale price, per yard Ju
Fancy Goods Slashed
Ladles' Golf Gloves Chicago store price QQ.
60c; our price ' udu
Ladles' Golf Gloves Chicago store price mn
40c; our price.. Ibu
Fancy Ribbon, No. 40 Chicago store price, Qft
lSc; our price, per yard Qo
Fancy Ribbon, No. 40-60 Chicago store 1Cft
price 25c; our price, per yard Uu
Ladies' fine Handkerchiefs Chicago store nft
price 18c; our price, each
Children's fine Handkerchiefs Chicago cn
store price 3c; our price, 3 for Uu
Children's fine Handkerchiefs Chicago r
store price 4c; our price, 2 for Uu
Ladies' emb. turnover Tab Collars Chi- rn
cago store price 25c; our price 0u
Ladies' Silk Neckwear Chicago store price OCm
60c; our price ZOb
Of Interest to Men
Men's Negligoe Shirts Chicago Store price J Qft
35c; our price 1 3b
Men's Golf Shirts Chicago store price CQn
$1.50; our price Juu
Men's black and white Work Shirts Chi- QQn
cago store price 60c; our price UOu
Men's Knit Jersey Overshirts Chicago QQn
store price 75c; our price v....uOb
Men's wool-ribbed Shirts and Drawers- CQn
Chicago store price 75c; our price........ Uuu
Men's Camelshair Undershirts Chicago IQn
store price 50c; our price lull
Men's red and blue handkerchiefs Chicago Cn
store price 5c; our price, 2 for Ju
Men's white Handkerchiefs Chicago store Cn
price 5c; our price, 2 for Ju
Men's Japonette Handkerchiefs Chicago ICp
store price 15c; our price, 2 for I.Jo
Men's good strong Suspenders Chicago Cn
store price 10c; our price .'..Ju..
Men's ready-made Ties Chicago store ICn
price 25c; our price I Ju
Men's four-in-hand Wash Ties Chicago C
store price 10c; our price Ju
Men's Shield Bows Chicago store price -Cn
10c; our price Ju
Men's natural gray .wool Socks Chicago n
store price 15c; our price ,luu
Men's unlaundered Shirts Chicago store QQn
' price 50c; our price Zub
Men's fleeced lined Undershirts Chicago QQn
store price 60c; our price UUu
Men's fine natural gray Undershirts Chi- nr.
cago store price 50c; our price Zuu
Men's Muleskin Working Gloves Chicago nr-
store price 40c; our price ZUu
Men's leather-faced Working Gloves Chi- jr
cago store price 25c; our price I Uu
Little boys' fancy Sweatere Chicago store QQn
price 50c; our price .'. ZOu
Boys' fancy striped Sweaters Chicago QQn
store price 75c; our price Uuu
Boys' Dress Shirts, with cuffs Chicago tn
store price, 40c; our price I uu
. Boys' gooa strong, durable Pants Chicago IQn
store price 35c; our price luu
Notions at Bankrupt Prices
Clark's Crochet Cotton Bankrupt price, 4.
per spool lb
White Garter Elastic Bankrupt sale price, f n
yard lu
Good quality Silk Braid Bankrupt price, n.
yard Zu
Good Quality Bone Hair Pins Bankrupt Cn
price, dozen. . . . : Uu
Ladies' Side Supporters Bankrupt price, "j
per pair u
Durable Aluminum Thimbles Bankrupt !
price now, each j
Good Clothes Brushes Bankrupt price Qn
now, each Ou
Clark's Luster Silk. Bankrupt price now cft
2 for UU
Reliable Mourning Pins Bankrupt price, 4
per box Ib
Good Hand Mirrors Bankrupt price now, Qq
Ball Pearl Buttons Bankrupt price, per (.
dozen lb
Good Knitting Silk Bankrupt price, per c
spool ub
Good Chatelaine Bags Bankrupt price C-
now, each ....ub
Underwear and Hosiery at
Bankrupt Prices
Ladies' fleeced ribbed Vests and Pants
"Bankrupt sale price, each. .'.
Ladies' $1.50 all-wool white Union Suits
Bankrupt price, per suit
Ladies' 75c gray- wool Vests and Pants
Bankrupt price, each
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose Bank
rupt sale price, pair
15C
75C
48C
..56
15b
20c
18C
15C
10C
Boys Ironclad Hose Bankrupt sale price, i Cn
per' pair lub
Misses' fine ribbed Hose Bankrupt sale 1Q1n
price, per pair........ IZ2b
Misses' plain black Hose Bankrupt sale
price, per pair
Infants' 25c ribbed Cashmere Hose, blue
only Bankrupt sale price,, per pair
Ladies' lace and drop-stitchv Hose Bank
rupt sale price, pair
Ladies' 50c colored Lisle Hose Bankrupt
sale price
Ladles' Ribbed Cashmere Ho& Bankrupt
sale price
Ladies' Black Hose, silk emb. Bankrupt
price now, per. pair. j ,
Ladies' colored drop-stitch Hose Bank
rupt price now, per pair ,
10C
18C
10C
..5C
Infants' red, blue, black or white Hose
Bankrupt price, per rair
Infants' Cotton Socks Bankrupt sale price,
per pair ,
r
Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns Bankrupt QQn
price now, each UOb
Ladles' Outing Flannel Skirts Bankrupt OQn
price now, each- Zuu
Ladies' Outing Flannel Skirts Bankrupt 4Q
price now, each 1 ub
Ladies' Colored Knit Skirts Bankrupt 4Q
price now, each T'Ob
Ladies' Cloth Gaiters Bankrupt price, per 4 nA
pair J I UG
Ladies' Corset Waists Bankrupt price, 4 Qn
each lOb
Ladies' 75c gray and black Corsets Bank- QPn
rupt price now, each ZUb
Infants fine Knit Sacques Bankrupt price
now, each Aub
Infants' Outing Flannel Sacques Bankrupt a nn
price now, each jlJb
Boys' fleeced gray ribbed Shirts and Draw- f QF
ers Bankrupt price, each Ibv
Boys' 50c Camelshair Shirts and Drawers QCn
Bankrupt price, each ZQb
Children's Fleeced Union Suits Bankrupt Qn
price, each 1 ub
Children's Ecru Ribbed Vests and Pants -J n
Bankrupt price now, each I Ub
Children's wool Eiderdown Capes Bank- yiQ
rupt price now, each T'Ob
Children's Cloth and Angora Tams Bank
rupt price now, each
5c
Muslin Wear at Bankrupt Prices
Ladies' $3.50 and $3.00 fine Muslin M -ic
Skirts Bankrupt price now 0 1 1 1 0
Ladies' plain tucked Muslin Drawers JQn
Bankrupt price now I Ob
Ladles' lace-trimmed Muslin Drawers OQn
Bankrupt price now ZOb
Ladles' lace and embroidered Muslin QQn
Gowns Bankrupt price now UOb
Ladles' lace-trimmed Corset Covers Bank- QKn
rupt price now ZJb
Ladies' embroidered trimmed Muslin ylQn
Skirts Bankrupt price now fub
Ladles plain ruffle Muslin Skirts Bank- QOn
rupt price now ZOb
lleved that she Is anchored In shelter, the
agent of tho company Is feeling uneasy
about her. -
The Ramona. after lylnp at Juneau for
29 hours on account of the weather, loft
there for Skagway at 7 o'clock this morn
ing. The company's agent says that she
will undoubtedly seek shelter and that
her arrival may not be, expected until after
the storm abates, regardless of how long
It may continue.
They Struck Against Hash.
ASTORIA, Feb. 20. It transpires now
that the men on tho bar dredge Chinook
who struck yesterday objected to hash
diet furnished them. They had been
given hash for breakfast six days con
secutively and agreed to make com
plaint If hash was provided on tho
seventh day. There was no change anU
a man was sent aft to complain to Cap
tain Dunbar, who discharged him. He
-wont forward and told the men, and 40
others agreed to go with him. Almost
an entire crew has already been se
cured. The statement Is made that the
food aboard the dredge Is excellent arid
It is said the trouble Is merely a con
tinuance of difficulties recently occur
ring aboard.
Last Pontoon to Be Launched.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Feb. 28. (Spe
cial.) Preparation for the launching of
the last pontoon of the Port of Portland
drydock is being pushed rapidly. A full
crew of men is at work and will work un
til midnight in order to have everything
ready for tomorrow. The contractors In
tend" to launch the boat at 11 o'clock to
morrow, if possible. The water Is re
ported to be falling tonight. If it contin
ues at any great -rate, there will not be
enough water on the ways by tomorrow
to attempt the launching with safety.
Cargo of the Armen.
The French bark Armen docked at Mer
sey yesterday with general cargo from
Antwerp. The greater part of her freight
consists of steel rails, which are 9013 in
number. She also has an Immense quan
tity of fishplates, bolts and nuts; 4 SO "tasks
of cement. 22 cases, of alum, SO cases of
. barytes, 40 sacks of sawdust and 600 hags
of brimstone. The cargo Is consigned to
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. The bark is char
tered by Kerr, Glfford & Co. outward for
wheat.
Elder Sails Next Friday.
The steamer Geo. W. Elder did not get
away for San Francisco last night as she
expected. It was found that the repairs
to her furnaces would take more time, so
her sailing date was postponed until next
Friday, which again puts her on her regu
lar schedule. The steamer Oregon will
sail for San Francisco tonight.
Domestic and Foreign Ports.
ASTORIA. Feb. 20. Arrived dovm at 1:30 P.
21. BrlUsh ship Glenesslln. Sailed at 2:30 P.
31. Schooner Glendale. for San Francisco. Ar
rived at 4 P. M. Frcnca bark La Brnyere.
from Port Loa Angeles. Outside at 5 P. M.. a
three-masted schooner and & four-masted
schooner. Condition of the bar at S P. M.,
moderate; wind south, Usht; weather ralnyv
San Francisco. Feb. 20. Sailed at midnight
Steamer Aberdeen, for Portland. Sailed at
10:30 A. 3L United States transport Buford,
for Portland.
Taoema, Feb. 20. Arrived Steamer Valen
cia, from Alaska. Sailed Steamer City of
PufWa. for San Francisco.
San FraU clsoo, Feb. 20. Arrived SIp Cyp
romene. from Santa Croz; ship Marlon Cnll
coot, from Honolulu; schooner James Hotpb.
from Hans:; steamer Alcoa, from Manila;
steamer Olympic, from Belllnsham; steamer
San Mateo, from Tacoma; steamer North End,
from Coos Bay. Sailed Ship Falls of Dee. for
Newcastle, Australia; steamer Alameda, for
Honolulu; bark Kaullanl, for Honolulu; steam,
er Umatilla, for Victoria; steamer Buford, for
Portland; steamer "WyefleM. for Xaaalmo;
steamer Empire, for Coos Bay; schooner John
G. North, for Port Gamble.
Queenstewn. Feb. 20. Passed Sylvanla, from
Boston for Liverpool.
Havre. Feb. 20. Sailed La Champagne, for
New York.
Hens Kong. Feb. 20. Arrived Tacoma, from
Tacoma. via Yokohama.
Yokohama, Feb. 20. Arrived Tosa Mara,
from Seattle for Hong Kong.
Seattle, Feb. 20. Arrived Steamer James
Dollar, frcm Valdes; steamer laqua, from San
Francisco.
Silk Men Convicted of Fraud.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20. Martin L. Cohn.
Jr., partner of the arm of A. S. Rosenthal
& Co., the largest Importers of Japanese
silks In the United States, and Charles
C. Browne, a suspended examiner of silks
attached to the United States Appraiser's
stores, were today convicted in the United
States Circuit Court of conspiring to de
fraud the Government through fraudulent
entries in the importation of silks. The
Jury made a strong recommendation of
mercy In behalf of the defendant, Cohn.
In Two Letters.
Los Angeles Express.
Brief news of the world: Japan Is it.
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R S Donald. Calif
Mrs Donald, do
W W Haer. Texas
Mrs faagcr. do
R R Smith, do
Mrs Smith, do
R W Kelsay. Eugene
Mrs Kel'ay, do
H Hockell, do
N Newby, do
H O Allyn. Goldcndl
H T Cook, Michigan!
J Mott, New York
Mrs Baker, do
C A Chamberlain, do
Mrs Chamberlain, do
F L Grlffln, Tacoma
Mrs Griffin, do
Win Griffin, do
F W Estcl, Colfax
F Graham, Boston
Blanche Fair, La Grd
T B Elmer. Stella
C W Laughlln. G Rlv
C A Judy, Eugene
J D Desmond. Salem! J Ellis, Chicago
Mrs W P Simpson,
South Bend
L B Mnndel. Frisco
Mrs M J Edmunson.do
Grace M Edmunson
F E Mojonnler. W W
Mrs Mo.'oiimer, do
A L Bratten. do
O E Farnsworth,
' Heppner
Mrs Farnsworth. do
Miss M Farnsworth. do
Miss E Farnsworth. do
Mrs S A Ross. Frisco
H M Swartwood, Ida
Miss Gustavlson. Astr
J Calver, Enterprise
E L Wiley. Walton
Mrs M Wallace, Indp
C W Colby, Seattle
J D McGowan. Mc-
Gowan
A H Greenburg. Seat!
B C Randolph. S F
H Blockman. Heppnrl
J E Browder. Frisco
H Johnson. Illinois
T H Sltrlght. Everett
J T Lucoshlp. Wallul
J Fallows, Murdock I
E O Eny, do !
E S Dean, Goblc j
Mrs Dean, do
H C Pigott, SeatUe
THE IMPED IAL.
A C Buckley. City
C Sullivan. Albany
D C MInto. Salem
Mrs Minto. do
Mrs W A Balrd. S F
F R Day, Omaha
L J Gay, Seattle
G A Emery. Texas
H C McAllister. City
Mrs McAllister, do
Mrs Ellis, do
L H Losallee, Hrnsbg
F A Green, do
Mrs Green, do
Miss Green, do
Mrs H L Fen ton,
Dallas
J M Woodruff. City
Lillian Buckner, S F
Clara Burkner. do
T Simpson, Astoria
C L McAllister. Shaw
Mrs McAllister, do
C L Humber. Albany
S Sutter. Seattle
D Humphrey, Tacoma
W Johnson, Astoria
C A Johnson, do
J. M Edmunson. Eugn
Mrs Edmunson, do
W W Ftrrell, Spokane
Mrs Ferrell, do
I. J Berkey. Minn
N Goldsmith, St Joe
E L Potter. Ogden
A J Elgock. Seattle
E Henle. City
H G Van Dusen. Astr
S B HuKton. HIllsVirlM C Huckabay. ClaUk
T E Hobson and lit J Henderson. Astor
family. Canyon CIty'H L Knight, do
A D Slcelman. PndltnlC A Koeppll. Seattle
F W Lampkin, do (Mrs Koeppll. do
H Ryan, The Dalles L D Mint. Philadelph
. Lucas. Jennings Lai Mrs E Rlppen. Echo
F Clncoln. Seattle jS S Anderson. Tacom
Mrs Lincoln, do ,J T McKenney, do
H W Summers, Oma
Mrs Summers, do
W P Cressy, So Bend
j w ivieeo. ao
C H Weaver, N Y
J B Thorson. Frisco
Mrs Thorson, do
H C Bowers. B City
Dr A W Wlllard,
Seattle
J M Elmer, B City
THE ST. CHARLES.
H T Brown. S F JW Allen, Aberdeea
WF Duckworth, city Mrs Allen, do
H Eysten. SeatUe Mrs Malonc
L B Crout, 0den E F Thomscn, C Hora
W S Broaddes. Stcktn
jJ C Clinton. Astoria
Mrs J W GWinn. SeatI
J F Kane, Denver
G C Welgand. Arlgton
J L Tucker. Frisco
Miss A L Bauer. Auro
J Johnson, Moro
H Relnheut. Seattle
Mrs Relnheut, do
Mrs J B Fletcher, 1
McMtnnvllIt
G W Cary. Brownsv
R H Cook, Butler '
E A Sweetland, Cased
H Booth
Mrs Booth
J A Fremont
V Paul, Woodburn
J A Mattson, Salem
W H Parker, do
W F Fulbrfght. N Yk!
A. Underdahl, Iowa
Wm Berger
James H Wall
C Husrey. City
A Jack. Chinook Wn
G R Show. Cleono
E L Farxlon
R L Bewley. Sheridn
Mrs O E Brooks. B V
Edna Brooks, do
Bert Wilson
Mrs Wilson
CDF Wilson
Mrs Wilson
Mrs Clyde Cornett
W L.Thompson, Mt D
B E Jones, City
J P Livingston,
Seattle
G H Miller
Mrs Miller
C A Clark. Aberdeen
D F McKercher. Alby
& a wnitney, do
THE ESMOND.
M Rosner. La Center
J H Darnell, Liberal
C R Richer. Sllvertou
F Wlest. Stella
Wm Wlest, do
Capt Weir. City
M Hylln, Settle
J Grisnlck
J A Underwood
J McCord
John Buck
a E RIcker
A J Shlplor
J W Strain. Deer Isl
S G Hodges. Tlllamk
C G Mclntyre, Salmon
H B Lockwood, L An
Bertha Lewlson,
Qulncy Or
A Lesnaux, Corbett
J R Shultr, Rainier
H W Kccher. do
E L Russell, do
P A Blair, do
M H Conner. St Paul
M Egger, Astoria
A M Halverson, Car
. rollton
J Harmon, do
iS L Cone. Idaho
Lee Alhed
Mrs B Wilson
T W Marshall, City
C T Harrington
A R Congdon. N Scot
C Person. Seattle J E Lathrop. City
S J Mossman. Tacom lL R Freeman, No Yak
J S R Miller. NX ICB Hyson, tivereti
A Stanton, uuy
W Capps, Frisco
F Ten no, japan
A R Kelly. Frisco
H E Foulks, Astoria
M Heylin. Seattle
J H Roberts, do
O M Duckworth. Can
H T Gager. N Y
J Cestello, Salt Lake
E E Bealey. T Dalls
P Forster, Idaho
E Colvln. Marshland
Mrs M Thomas, Seatt
u canton. Uoble
H Hill. Burke
P Wilson. No Platte
J Robinson, do
D Frtllett. do
J Adams, Seattle
J L Bears, Troutdale
J W Severance. Seatt
H N Shaver. City
Mrs A S Thomson.
Junction
Hulda Hoppe, do
W II Honning. S D
G W Mark, Livingsta
"Sir Murk, do
A McGregor, Marshld
N Anderson. ClatrkniJ Ferguson. MarysvllI
R Huggett. Tacoma M Ferguson, do
E J Ellerston, t-iry
W Armstrong. Svensn
IG L Hlllls. do
?C E Ycder, Hubbard
If! Harris. South Bend
G W Slaughter, La DM D Wagner. Bridal V
Clyde Bush, do W R Floyd, do
W L Graham, Amity J E Flynn. Astoria
G G Lamping, HoqmlW S Gilbert. Mt Tabr
Mrs Lamping, do )B Thomas, Roseburg
Mrs M Monagle, do V Washburn. BrkCeld
U 1J rtairn. jr.. vmnm
N R Potts. Eugene
C W Hayes, Gervals
J Mllhofer. Hoqualm M S Griswold, Hwaco
iirs 1 auihorer, do J.K t.ius, ao
THE SCOTT.
W F Riley. Idaho
Mrs Rllty. do
C H Dunlap, Frisco
O N Bush. LaDc
W Wellborn, do
Jessie Harrington.
Astoria
W E Lee. Eufaula
J W Hendrick, do
11 lumping, do
Mary Sntadlng, do
G N Jar. Ore City
Mrs A G Liggett.
San Diego. Cal
J Wise and daughter
Mrs Dunlap, do
Miss S Colts. Pndlton
Hotel Brunswick. Seattle
European plan, popular rates. Modern
improvements. Business center. Near
depot.
Tacoma Hotel, Tacoma.
American plan. Rates. $3 and up.
Hotel DonneUy, Tacoma.
; First-class restaurant In connection.
Wa
sMMton
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SEATTLE'S NEW HOTEL
Is the finest hotel in the Pacific Northwest,
and probably west of Chicago. It was formal
ly opened May 23 and 24. 1003. when President
Roosevelt made It his headquarters while In
Seattle. It Is most complete, comfortable and
homelike, and has every convenience, luxury
and attractive feature known to modern hoteis.
Tourists are finding In the Washington an
Ideal halting place making a Winter visit to
Seatle and the Northwest a pleasure that has
heretofore been Impossible.
Its atmosphere of refinement, exclusive pat
ronage and charming interior, together with
scenic location unsurpassed, tend to make the
Washington the most popular high-type hotel
In the West. . ,
Families and transients alike praise the
Washington Its fame has spread widely In a
few months and the necessity of enlarging
the hotel has already brought to completion
the arrangements for doubling the stie and
capacity of this moet interesting and satis
factory hostelry, jgg MOORS, Owner.