The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1901, Page 4

Ea af-aseeS D-- -S a] ort ‘wetl known man of Omaha. 3 THE SHATTLE STAR. MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 100, 0m | | | q : M TENTS AND AWNINGS | haste, no etmlety about bie prepar HELP WANTED—FEMALE, + 5 wail | was ready apd then he struck. Lt | ‘oy San Pr Sisco | | Proftable work. 619% Pike, Douglas. | vex covered Horse Blankets for aif told of bint that one day a -drunte n| for San F rancl e | —_ kind sat ull | of prices, TERNOON EXCH |Eayptian soldier A arrested and The Company's steam i Al . Ole buy thems ores one ed ocked Up. Phere were other Kes p-| | ehips Wate of Us ABSTRACT OF TITLE. i HEATERS, tie Tent and Awning he f a Main 1060) | \tianm, soldier® and olyiians, int) | Walle Walia, Umiwtilla | cnn : end, kanters, ai) band Marion and 4 By Stor Publishing Co. | |prison, and Choy talked of many |} Leave Banttio |CM2OKN. TREMPER & CQ, inc need. Bansprt: :65) Moe 1 Marion and V 4 | things, to whieh@e soldier listened. | " oA. A | bere Company olighe rry the largest stock of sec JOICE CULTURE , ® MAZARD WRLLS martyr, | | He was reloan@l Tater on an order! yong 9 44 49. 24. 20: J P g.ag 1) ceed ares Bet tate hand fur car SUS BCHOF " . mF. CHAS Business Manager | |from Kitchens Rome days iiss Starch nent of the Mutual Lite ting 0, | L_ MAGNUS BEMUTS: Holyoke bid Kitchener aatonithed his chief intel. | PE oye By. 4 attle atAad ee 4 NM hr ni nOy! en conte aaah | lgence officer by imparting certain i Pe " ei ee 4 se ARCHITECTS. 7 WANTHN BEAL KOEATE a ma ' " glo tee eaple |information, How he obtained BiG. i, Jan, Cane Th wh EP | Wirt h customers for 1 o tree eaples. ne knew, DEO tone afterwards 1t( 2% ane A. TIDEMAND, 47 Coiman block HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. pe rs i ue ame out that Kitchener waa th meta MeManun & Walker, 407 N, Y¥. bite ote " Aork et 626 1 " t of th Germans 4 1W2 Third <a » Avenue | dranken woldier, and Rad had hit a oy” tte dp. m. |S stotel Gaver--eeore Se Se Se 308. eatment Co. ’ é entered at the p at a atives tatke abowr among them | sagen i; Benator, Jan, 15, 40; Web |MAI rrOND BEAUM t pe beta Bn. P | aelve aren Benn | UrFORD BEA ON , of Valdes New Life Mili poesnerareng eevee arse; Manrch @ Atonmer Ieaven ev: | ciate. Dantes Merton Bank bid | ALASKA Junk Ce pers tushset Nk More Dread of the Dental Chair . denainn ‘tak int tal sf the Star ° \4, 19 hf teamer leaven ¢ prices; prompt returns. No. 1 . ‘ e th oe ba < h pen | ™ ns in Dawson. jery fifth day thereafter (WM. ML. BUTTNBR, Attorney at| Western avenue, Tel, Pike 119 ning local manufacturing in-| - cbs Gao haat Waa antes | M. Talbot, Comm't A Millet, beat | cuted and defended ts LOANS AND INSURANCE CW YOK DEM rariors 4 which « worthy of ea | . mave Dee antec & Yeni Agt.. Oeean De feonttia ; Gooonl 18 years’ experie ua re a 2 vu ich are wort | aL pensation and have organised a|Ferkinea « tie bes |JAMES BOTHWELL— Loans, fire 614 First Ave. f rusal SAGWAY, Jan. LJ. FP, Hie! . » bankruptey. Comp Inco r te Penn Mut 1 or 3 " een lodge in thie elty ander auspicious! ——— porated. Abstracts earefully ex-| {ne surety bonds. 28 Boston bik. | Opposite Penn tual Life Ballding The peor of Seattle have mS OB ig r, th Northwest cattle dealer | piecumetances: There are o lars Ae RR ETN REY ATOR SS smnised. ‘Gallaaions made.in oli | Te } ome th e Ned Af beotut tmy t Idea of the rapid develop | who went westward Iast month tol) dnber of resident Mason here and as in on aska parte of the Unled Staten. Miah- | MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. oes ieee ae city, or of the business. which they lie cn the islands in that i we often t nen wn” Sagepe tite with ¢ . vd Cee ae ree raite | 1. McALLISTER, 008-4, Ploncer ° : at b slands in 7 art OF | cood membe Ip. 7a & , : new f 3 are doing. There has been a phe-| Alaska, hasgreturned from hie trip | 8°04 Memberebin STEAMSHIP COMPANY Public Library. ‘Phone Main 1000. | MUSICAL i d now al development luring =v vith an adverse report Se get Bes | J. P. BALL, IN, 36 Roxwen Block, | ° | 1 tab past three years, which ts nothing | ticular, but with an enthuslastic op 108 Columbia Mt, above lst Ave Ww. F RDOCH, instructor guiter | eo short of marvelous; and yet th inion of the future of the great ( wp. ron General practice in all the courts. |_ and ol'n. 19-20 Holyoke block = ; manufacturing industries are in thelt | pop y > eoienten Copper te kin Damage Cases a Specialty MINES AND MINING. f A wil Kr infaney! All of them, without ex Sad FPge Ms Age “ Al k Moder Fees—-Consultation Free i and by speAeii , tataney tii Se ae th and bis reign will be @ long 'T Southeastern as a { on Waal’ Anave Practice | TIN TCT ET Gola Crowns, $5; Full Set Teeth, In view of the fact that an increas I went to the westward on a stock Pierre P. Ferry. 610 Pioneer bufiding. | By investing now $5; Bridgework, $5; Gold Fillings, e4 local demand for home product® | pining « -eythags eaid Mr, Hielacher U.S. Fast Mail St shia ; - | SAUK RIVER MINING | $1 Up Tver Filli . 0c, means a correspondingly increased | nue before 1 loft Valdes I wan more A KELLOGG, 326 Halley bullding le DAKRINGTON q production and the employment of /in @ mood for stock ne—mining) BKAGWAY, Jan, de—Only or For Skagwey GHO., F. AUST, 702 NEW YORK bia he Call mony ol et at ively. ane | NO PLATES nr n to produce the goods, IC 18 | stock J mean. A Visit to that camp unk i ‘ 5 . ‘ 4 | couple was united in holy matrimony | W. D. LAMBUTH, 204-5, Pacific bik. | retary, 23-4-5 Starr-Boyd block, Se to the interest every citizen Of) cortainty impr s one with theltnis quarter by the UY, 8 mmis Calling at Port Townsend, Bet-H) Lb Li |. tle, Wash Seattle to give ae 6 her PAtroMAg’. | fact that, if appearances count for! sioner, and it 9 ahd to relate that chikan and Juneau. A. Co MACDONALD, 409 Phuirtce BRLd, | enemas as largely a pe ani le, os oie im a its future, along with that! the single marriage turned out 4 a a! AUCTION BALES. NOTARY PUBLIC, this ¢ ty. making anc ne wane. ‘ ast points, te certainly | sastros the bride departing for City of Seattle Conveyancing, rea! factured products, especial . b ¥ part unknewa.a few. heure after the AUCTION sale of household turni- | 4 pensions, 39 Union bik qualities and prices. compare fay ‘The town of Valdes itself te ®! ceremony, with a former admire ture the « a qhty ‘with the goote Brought out | piece of about 960 people, including | jeavine ter wumband, {> the tune af Satis on private Bickerton OSTEOPATHY. | eatinectons ati balationsen ts tal rom the Bat. the Mtary located there, Moat of | gi PY a . will sell premises, No, 1017 - - ae ean | ctor ya The best bustners poliey for this|tne wuidiors, however, to the mit Perigo yet age 1 Pye deeny Monday, Jan, 7th Anne Avenue, (take North | WABHINGTON Inatitate of Onteo- | Of Charge In our nearest office » bi > gre any ed oe ate 3 we. Ottae ae & sor a ¥ scar) an Wednesday, the mathy; third year in Seattle; over otty - Bagge. Bing Ln a og va ber of 144, are at Fort Liscom®,| kiondike romance, originating from ‘The City of Seattle is the oniy th of danuary; At 10 0 clock sharp | $000 treatr : given, literature, | a manufacturing p ng lbw Se-| acroms the bay @ meeting in Ain last summer and | ff Yewne! <ver bullt epectally for the Oak bed sete, springs, mattresses,| including complete report of two| work wn to the protession Crue, attle will become a ¢ ibuting ove } ‘The chief prosperity of the town | was another © of love at frst Alaska passenger trade. extension table, dt | years’ work, sent free on appli-| name sions » ter for manufactured stuffs, the] a+ rresent is duc to the mnatructio 2a sight book, case, secretair cation. Bate Deposit Bidg ttle. | markets for which will not be Con | oe the far-tamed telegraph rec ” center tables, hall. tree : j fined to the Pacific coast and Alaska. | Pagie City, ‘The future of the cour r| 1Steamshi “Ruth batters, parlor furniture, paint-| QCULIGTS AND AURIGTS. | Sxiractors of teeth: ‘mn fart, all toe | Dut will cover many countries, try Hee chiefly tn ite or wealth, | vuga, air-tight he Hees, steel range | DR. KInk 5, Bailey Building aC a avs ere ee Ore V eluding the lands of the Orient, Justi te ww undoubtedly the rf heat bad also an elegant upright plar DR. SHELLABARGER. 32 Hinckley what your work will cost by free ex | 8 @eross the waters. } largest copper belt In the w Sails on Thursday, January 366 «6K OG. Bickerton, av | | i = Patronize home industries, espect-| Gisanough and Copper King yest aPM DR. GWINN, eye, ear, nose, throat. a alty home manufactories. 10, at | Hours 10-2, 6-8. Burke Building The munificent gift of Andrew Carnegic for a new public brary tn) this city means that the people of | Seattle will probably have one of the finest institutions of the kind west of Chicago. The thanks of tho community are sincerely extended to Mr. Carnegie. On ee WMitor Piles, of the I.” 414 a good thing when he put the library Proposition «0 clearty and forcibly before Mr. Carnegie. Hin presenta-/| tion of the case over the telegraph | wires undoubtedty had ite Influence tm securing the handsome donation. ‘What next! Having secured a Datticship and a new library within the life of one moon, it will hardiy do to let the aggressive movement stop short. SE Mr. Carnegte stipulates that there shall be plenty of ground eet aside for the new library. There is no better place than the old university grounds. THE CUDAHY KIDNAPPERS meone Writes That He Can Give Information. OMAHA, Jan, 1, — Negotiations have been begun which may rewuit in the epprehension and conviction of the Cudahy kidnappers. A letter has been received by Mr. Cudahy, in which the writer offers, on certain conditions, to furnish direct inform- tion of the persons implicated. This letter was taken to Chief Donahue, of the police department. Netther man would reveal its con- tents, but both admitted that they belleved it was written in good fath. As directed, they pjaced in a local paper, an advertisement, sign- e@ by both, and reading: “Your request, asked for tn letter matied st Lincoln on Jan. 4, to be enewered before Jan. 7, will be erante. From another eource it ts learned that the writer of the letter deciar- ¢4 that he knew every person tm- Piiested in the abduction of Eddie Cudahy, and that one of them Is a This man has been under suspicion, but ho evidence has been found against him. It t# believed that the writer Othe letter intends to sell his know ledge and at the same time secure ‘munity from punshment for his part in the crime. TO TRY FOR ASPHALT Residents of Highland Drive Will Petition Legislature. The ambition of residents of High- Jand drive to secure an asphalt pave- ment has been discussed in the street committee of the aity council, and the fact has been brought out that the improvement would cost mo than the assessed valuation of the abutting property will allow. in order to get the pavement, the resl- dents of the drive will petition the legislature for epecial relief permit- ting the legal limit of oditure to be doubled, so that the asphalt can “Prince of Wales, From the moment of his birth, the Prince, of Wales has been very rich. He was born, as the Irian man would say, with $200,000 a year in his pocket, and from that day to this the duchy of Cornwall has yield e4@ hirn that mag ent sum At 22 the prince married and parliament ¢ hima Marlborough house and a ding present of $200,000 « That, too, has come to him regularly wince 1868, year in and year out. In 1889, when the prince's family ran away with his money, parliament oe more came to hie ald and nea ly doubled the grant he he ¥ since 1898. From 1s releved of th for the fina grant of which ¢omes to him in quarterly instalments of $4 The prince has a royal snap. THE SMALL FRY pack trail leads to the summit, and from there to « point eeven miles beyond Copper center, & good wagon on Virgin bay, are already produc- jers. ‘The claime are entirely sub- |merged at high tide, The property was sold to a company, whieh biast- | out 265 tone of ore, which wa | Sogere Companies Inau shipped to Tacoma as ballast. From [thie shipment was realised $28,900, | urate War on Prices. lor two-thirds of the selling price of | the claims 4% “Thack in the Intertor native copper} DAWBON, Dee. 2%.—That the big jis found. Even on the Etna river,| commercial companies = practica!ty |ereat veins of native copper have| control the prices of all commod | been found which carry 86 per cent. | ties in the intertor today is shown by |pure copper. The extent of the cop-| another cut in the price of every [per belt is not known, but It covers itning, Merchandise of every de |@ wide district embracing the whole | scription is cheaper in Dawson than jc ‘copper river valley. ever before. The big companies have “Work on the government tra'l | just inetituted a cut along the line and telegraph line to Eagle will be land it is said Skagway prices may resumed in February, when the work} prevail before the slaughter t# end- = transporting supplies, wire and ied. The apparent object of the cut/ equipment to Copper center, 1) is to freeze out the emalier deate mfles away, will be begun. The wire | who, on aceotnt of their number is now tn operation far aw the! atly interfere with the business summit, 37 miles from Valdes, and jot big companten. the potes have been set, ready for the | | wire, for 25 niles further. The gov ernment expects the wire to be in operation to Eagle before next win ter. As is generally known, 4 good road, with all streame bridged, bas MANY DUPES been constructed. The trail will be widened to a wagon road next sum- ter. The distance from Eagle cy Woman Engaged in Matri- to Valdes le 40 miles. “The cattle raising beds dttbens! monial Swindle. which took me to the westward ts) not practicable. In the first place, Wis. Jan. 7—I0 are young peo- Marriage will be timbered, and snow falls to a great | dashed when they hear of the erroet depth. The imands out tn the ocean, |of Chas. Bach and Emma Bucher Off the coast o few miles, are hetter! Thif man and women, who have adapted for the purpose, but | ve | many aliases, were artested by the 4 Milwaukee police this morning, no harbors whereby cattle could be] cnarged with working a new form loaded or unloaded with eafety./of matrimonial agemty swindles. Midleton istand would be available) Whenever one of (htir advertiae- but for that -reason. Along the | ments tae anewered by a man, Mins coast pear Yakutat it ts favoratis, but for another diMeulty, It rains | him, aes #0 much that native hay cannot be |'™S. became onus cured, and ation would be necessary | ny it, and dropped him after g¢t- | ie preserve hay for winter, and that iting all the money or jewelry he all of the isiande in the victaity of| , pr yer the Prince William sound are heavily | ple whose hopes | Boucher, it ts aid, corresponded with it his financial stand- to him if she ould hardly pay. could be Induced (0 part with. Rach, “The Copper river Interior wil! be |{t ie charged, dealt similarly wi a stock raising country whenever a/| the women correspondents. In rte reopen _ Render an Onknown pees get juxurtant grasses which grow there| ‘itn ‘The poliee have the names will provide ample food for the win-| of three who will appear against he bs acl ‘The couple came here from Chi caay where the woman lived for a time under the name of Marie Voit Mit ago, they tn ertisements mer When they arrived in wauker, three mont! w ALASKA Jods, | ee lin Gerinae newspaper inte in the rural diet and soon | began to recetve teplies. Pach was known an the woman's brother One of the men who took their bait Sho went to} wae a young — fellow 300 tons of coal Kapahnke, from p farm in the M took no passengers | 16: oh pe ve the wo te teq | diamond ring Hunter stated} arrange for the wedding, but her proposition that he have his parents The Dirigo, which bumped tnto an feeberg, went on the beach at Doug- jas, Dee. 29, and was found to be leaking only slightly Sitka with Skagway she southbound. Capt. that the Dirigo would only be on the dock a day or two —_ | ° The Atiin Mati arrived at 6k fal ta him, and they quarreled. Th E*°) | ongagement waa broken, and she Jan. 1, consisting of eight sack#. | ave him back what he suppored to be his ring, but it was a paste gem | Skagway ts determining on a city worth the. Then Kapahnke went to | seal, and the picture of Wm a. Seward has been suggested, as the purchase and cex surhmation of the deal of Alaska. |the police, who raided the house of | the ewindlers and found evidence of + | their operations, engineered New Year's was observed at Ska way very quietly. At midnight Uncle Sam's soldiers took | lew In the at~| The most of at puncturing by with revolver # [turns mosphere White Pass & Yukon Ratiroad ran o trains, and everything from) dts en Fag he ge Jae teal Avene up. | The City of Topeka was to have! been taken off Jan. 1 | LORD KITCHENER Kitchener is a man who, while not jeruel for the mere delight of being cruel, apparently hag no soft side jto his nature On one occasion an lofficer, who had been away for some Box Gas Tapers, BB Stove Paste, 1000 sheeta Totlet Paper, 5 hole Tin Mouse Trap, jdays on a delicate and dangerous |§¢ hole Gem Tine, | mission, which he succei “| 0c Cake Trimmer complished, returned to | lee Tooth Brush, lers early in the morning. Without | |watting to waeh or change his unt- form, travel-stained and week's growth of beard ¢ with a his face, DURING OUR he reported to the co: nder in) . chief. Kite hener listened in aflence only ¢omment he officers of my command do not wear beards,” Despite this, no offi anxious to distinguish himself itates for a moment when offered an opportunity to serve under Kitchener. They , know that he does things, and they admire him for bis ability His Omdurman campaign was not} much itary triumph as it HOTE iL BUTLE R was the triumph f rganizeti n The obstacles to be overcome ¥ ttle'a CAFE AND *& at times seemingly insurmountable,|* Largest and GRILL © and the question of finance was a|#* Only. First-class ROOM * serious one, yet the diMiculties were) * European IN CON- ® successfully met, and the expenaes|% Plan Hotel, NECTION - of the war kept within the limits of | & | the appropriation, LJ ght anything wae to be gains 4) For Skagway ort Tow a Port Johnson. bay, Haines Jv All Skagway with & Yukon reute for Lake Bennett, Dawson Ang Yuke City of Beattie ~ Ruth—Jan DOOWELL & CO. Lets, Generel Age Telephens, Mein ¢70 | DODWELL &@ CO. Victoria Route, ble Bervice,) (Doub Steatmer fe! Dock Fast and celexa: alls from copt Monday, Port haven, Whatec com, Gene Tel. Matin 470, Pusuant to 4 & meeting « the Seattle November 20, Stookheiders of ( came on here (| come before the meeting | Francisco Raliw and Navigation |J. R. SWIFT. house and sign paint Company will be held at the generai § Spring street vifices of the company in mite, Washington, on Thursday, January _ DANCING: ACADEMI 17, 1901, at 2 o'cloek p. m., for the oon purpore of electing trustees to xerve | TW ELV dancing Jensons, $2.50. lfor one year from that date and for Lene. your own cla: s Monday | the further purpose of amending the| and Friday evening. If you don't | bylaws of sald company, and for) learn we give you your money fh 8) such other business as may properly back. Low fate for gentiemen. Private leesons daily. Wilson F. GUERIN, School, Ranke block, Fifth and | mortgage thelr farm was distaste-| pre Seattic and Ban Francisco Rail- | way and Navigat Dated | Washington bargains In 1407 Firat Ave. COLLINS ~ Between fe, Main 41-46 There wae MaivrcurrccercTecTveeerseyd POCSHOOSSOOFOOOOOSOOOOOS | N15, HONEra! help wanted, CUT RATES. CUT RATES jecae nae? oF ‘o t r Interest allowed on time deposits Fee Bee ons Pcie, 1A qenates Banking Business Trans Steamer Utepla salle from Yesler 3 ’ TTLE BRANCH.-Corner of whart dally except Sunday at » 20 Ip. m. St. und Beoond Avenue dally except Bund WHATCOM RO Yesier wharf daily, Townread, rallways at Anacortes apd DODWELL & COR Limited, Go cn the CITY OF SEATTLE, EV&i aN” EDMONDS e NOTICE. resolution adopted at | bi on 178) the board of trustees pf) and Sen Francisoo Rall<) CONTRACTOR and BUILDERS, way and Navig 10, notice is aiven that the enoual meeting of the Northwest TO LOAN—Private money at low Fe. keows makes as the] | ‘ate of interest. Groll, Damus & Chickering & Son Kimball, Osner, 107 Marion atreet Do}, Milton and Singer. ‘¢ bave some very attract FINANCIAL— rated second hand viehes and organs. D.S. JOHNSTON | Burke Building, 903 Second Ave, Funeral Directors BUTTERWORTH & Sons, embalm Seattle Transfer Co, $/ 2h Prelgbt. Passenger and Baggage iE MELE WANTKD. fi STORAGE | CITY Employment OfMce, Phone Green BANKS. FIRST NATIONAL sg OF SEATTLE. | RH ay 14 up Capital... $100 | Wrenen sag Genera! batking business transacted NEAU J. D. Home, ir, press M. MeMick- en, vice prea, L. Turner, cash.; R connect, at BF Parkhurst, Asst. cash, Exchange | White Pass Bon principa) cities of U.S. Burope, National Bank of Commerce Paid up capital... .. $140,000 lead sacte general banking Dusiness HL. C. Henry, pres; R. R. Spencer, [cash Safe deposit valuts for rent. | Sale Deposit Vault Boxes for Roat Scandinavian- American Bank | of Seatlle. A general banking bual- news traveacte its $1,500,000, Chitberg, prem: te Grondahl, ‘het {ia pres, A. HL cash.; \J. F. Lane. asst. cash. Net anches. | Ths Canadian Bank of Commerce Capital paid op 000,000 (Eight Million Doliars) and Dyes, calling neend. Ketchikan, Revilla, Heim /THE BANK | amers the on River Pe Jan. 7, . it and 3, 17, a1. 19 Jame eureee LTD, D. A. CAMERON, Mer. leaves Yeoter res BOUND NATIONAL ‘BANK home at § am, OF SEATTLE Capital stock paid tn, $628,000; eur- us, 86. EK C. Neufelder, vice prea; Tt. V. Ankeny. cnshier. at noon, calling at Corrren ents in princtpal cities Anacortes, Pair-|in the United States and Europe. om, Cot th a - - = - , al 1 whats } PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK nt steamer Victorian ex. Ta! Agents, 113 Tames St. TT) i | nee methods and teachers. Acme | Fhusiness College, Second and Pike. i—— | LIGO'S Businens College, Second and A Leave Hoattic, 7.00 a. m., 12 m., and Union Individual instruction, jsp. m 1 wuly i te Leave Everett 9:15 #. m., 2:30 ana | negate ose - 1b p.m | ‘Three round trips dally except | CLOTHES CLEANING. | Sunday | SEATTLE Clothes (Pressing Co. Colman dock, Seattle. Tel, Red 231. clothes In shape $1 month, ¢@ye- | Fare 7 ren 4 trip $1.00. First. Ing. repatring. Pion! 4, But 1004. class moaln served at 25 - tr actiloring Club—Sults — tn & month, nent Albemarle, 216 Spring. ay apany, he AA AA AR AAI ee vereby SODERQUIST & ROSEL BAF, shops | At 218-220 Spring strect the Seattle and San Secretary Pike streets | » Company MI. and Mra. Littie’s Academy; de- r 21, 1900, Seattle,| Portment, dancing, physical ‘cul- | ture, 312 Madison, bet. ard and 4th. “DYEING AND CLEANING. — AMERIC AN Steam ‘Dye Works “ary loanitig, 1116 34 ave; Tel. Main 797 aN AVING. 8E ATTLE engraving co. high grade printing plates, Hinckley block. von ee FINANCIAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS to loan on real estate in Seattle in of $108 to $50,000. German-Amert- can Investment Co,, 513 Third av | slightly used an WHY keep you when we can u 7 per cent on first mortgage, improved regi estate in the city of Seattle? Ger- man-Ametican Investment Co., 513 Third Ave. opposite public library. FOR SALE. GROCE RY STORE. Good business; new and clean stock; special reason for selling. If you Want A snap see this at once. GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO,, Si! First Ave. Tel. Main 689, FOR SALH-Seattic auction sale Stable, 1212 Western ave.; ‘phone Ruff 1681. Auction every Tuesday and Friday at 1 p ™.; horses, wagons, har is, etc,, All kinds of goods sold on commission, M. J. | WALKER, suctloneer Main 1020 } & SHERMAN and Embalmers Pike and Unior FUNERAL DIRECTORS, PPPPOSOOCOOOOOO Ub tad aa Fintan 1105 Third avenue 1601. Cooks, waitresses chamber- _OSTEOPAS HY. 188 EMMA V. RIKART, D. 0 E. G. RICKART, D. 0., room 46 Collinge block, Beattie. Tel. Main 723 PATENT ATTORNEY. ib Starr Boya bidg ¥. E. ADAMS, drafting. Colman bid 1 PERSONAL. Oe MRS. HANAC stylish millinery; low prices. corner 4th and Pine. WANTED— Everybody to know that Goldstein & Co. have masquerade costumes for hire at Armory hail, Union street WITH WINE AND PIE, regular dinner, Iie. Alley Restaurant, al ley on Columbia bet. 2nd and ard. WE pay more for second-hand goods than any other dealer. Everything | bought, sold and exchanged. 5. gz] Sibley & Co. ar Yesier way. WANTED—O14 gold and stiver. | 2 Hensel, mig Jeweler, Pay Hinckley. HIGHEST prices for second band goods, room sets, stoves, car- peta, ete. Red Front Furniture oe 110-1312 2nd Ave. 8. Tel. Red 1: _PHYEICIANS AND SURGEONS. | AARP Re DR FLEISCHER, Giseases of men ——_~ aul m1, ashington .E, 211-212 Mutual Life __didg. Tel White 559; res Buff 941. DR MILES, 602 Batic bid, Te Tei Main rea. 1020 4th, Tei Green 6 546. DR. VAN DYKE, diseases of wo- men, nervous. «te ington bid PRINTING AND D BINDING. — METROPOLITAN Printing & Bina- | _ing Co, 113 Yeaier. Tel. Blue mn BU. iLL BROS., commercial printers, 206, 307, 308 Washington Bidg., over wh RAUTMAN Plumbing Co. Buf @1. REAL ESTATE. FORTY ACRES— re improved; best of soll, &-room house, a oncee barn, four poultry houses, 8 fruit trees and a variety of small fruits; a large creek through piace, will sell for $1380; which is less than the improvernents cost. ROBT _MALTBY, , 410 New York Bie WHY PAY RENT when you can own your own home? We will sell you @ lot 60x115 in size for $300 on easy Mouthly payments. By pay- ing cash you can get a liberal dis- count and we can get you the money to build with at a low rate of interest, which can be paid back in monthly installments in: a ed paying rent to a Iandiord you paying for your own home. These lots are only two blocks from the car line in C. P. Stone's old home- stead at Frémont. Edwards & Stone, agents, 31 Hinckley block. EB. WEST & CO., real estate, loans and mining; farm lands, invest- ments and business chances. 315- 216 Washington building, Seattle WE have a choice list of vacant lots cottages, modern dwellings and stores in all parte of the city. Ger- man-Amerioan Investment Co., 513 Third avenue. EN LAKE property a specialty. Ww allingfor¢ 1 Roxw eu _bdidg. residence pr operty in San | Jose, Cal, a city of 30,000 popula. | tion; to exchange for Seattle real | estate. Tate & Co. 429 Burke | building. Bargains in real estate, rooming houses and hotels. COUNTRY Home, 60 acres, 25 ed, 10 acres bottom, balance good upland; fenced; house; large barn, poultry houses; 400 thrifty trees in bearing, mostly apples; easy driv- ing distance; 3 miles from Seattle street cars; best buy in King Co. ROBT. MALTBY, 410 New York Bik DON'T BUY until you see our list, F. H. Renick @ Co., 211-212 Batley. VACANT lots in city and suburbs at from $10 up, with terms, Clarke & Lauer, 804 First Ave clear- REMOVALS PACIFIC Gas Lamp Co—removed from 1002 First avenue to 108 Mad- igon street. Gas lamps, gag man- tles and supplies SOCIETY NOTICES. BETES Dan ing Academy. 18 ist ave; popular and select school up- to-date fancy and society dancing: only school where ordinary pupils | learn § to 10 dances noes in 1% lesaons. 12 lessc SANITARY BATHS. TURNIY’S old eatablished Sanitary | baths, now lecated at 612 Third avenue. Open day and night Advertise in The Star, New York Tati Parlors 14 FIRST AV®., SEATTLE. Secon’ foor, Howard building; oppe | site Mutual Life building. | Main office. test, Or; branch 5 office, fan Francisco, Cal. “Hours, § | to &; Benday, 1 w ¢, Latics aiways | in attendance a that should not prove jm | be attended to tree | our nearest « — | SRRRRRRR SEEKS REE Fp BUY : Love” GRAND Your § Cook RIDGE COAL This coal is from the new mine of the Issaquah Coa! Co. two miles above Gilman. It is the best, cleanest and the cheapest coal in the world. Bunkers {bt of Madison 8t Telephone Main 976. SEEPS ERE ERE REE Cornnenpias and Baskets 1 Pe rrrrsr ss iiiieersomns ene I want to urge all my patrons to : Christmas give me their ers early. candy ord< I have 4 stock of cornucoptas and | — fancy candy baskets ready now. bs * the quality of our work. mot to shrink we » fenecte er leave any rough edges on your collars. 1426-28 Fourth Ave. Near Pike. Established 1890. RUEUMATIN Don't say that you have ‘tried ev- RRR ERR erything’ until you have tried the Perfected Oxygenor King. ‘This wonderful instrument has made thousands of cures, many of which have been considered hopeless cas- es. May be you don’t know what the Perfected Oxygenor King is? If you do not, then make it your buai- ness to find out al! about it at once, as you may be very happily disap- pointed. - The Oxygeno: King is an instrument with @ generator, corda, and treating plates. How does ft cure? Answer. It cures by causing the system to absorb great quanti- ties of oxygen. What is oxygen? Answer: Oxygen is a gas, and the | greatest germ destroyer known to | science. The cause of rheumatism is in the blood, and as the function of oxy. gen is to keep the blood pufe and circulating freely, no disease can ex- | ist for any length of time when the | body is thoroughly eharged with it, Washington Oxygenor Company 413 and 414 Pioneer pare Seattle, Was: Aim llgenshic tte ote onic te JOOS IOI II |= Begin the New Year With a Good Camera Unlike keeping a diary, pie- ture taking never gets tire- some. We have the biggest | stock of fine came: on > coast, Washington Dental ant Photograpals Supply Compaty Columbla Street. a unindnhinih ininheihinihininh nian COrBulls\ et “SYRUP SURE. | Salvation Oi cures Rheumatism. 15 & 28e, ent. BONNEY & STEWARS Funeral Directors and Emtatmers. Parlors, Third Ave. and Columbia St. Telephone Main 18 Soattie, a