The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAT Phone Main 1080, By Star Publishing Co. kyRRy & }CARARD wets - +, Matton y Chasm Business Manager One cont per copy: six yaive conte be lor carriers. Ne tree cates, 0? Third <B> Avenue At the postotfice at Beattia Wast- Pp second-ctage matter. week of INAUGURAL CEREM ES. Washington ym 189 to 1901, interesting tnaugure- ps have Deen held since Washing took the oath of office, equaled tn eplendor the & tho be y's second to McKinley u te none first but have ceremontes which will me ginning of Wm. McKim term as president, Washington lodged on Cherry street New York, then the capital of the Tepublic, and under escort of soldiers And civilians, including the cabinet and the municipal officers of New York, the first president was taken to Federal hall, on Wall street, where. in the senate chamber, the oath of office was administered. At night, after the demonstration, Washing- ton walked home. Four years later, the scone was shifted to Independ ence hall, Philadelphia, where Wash- ington tack the oath the second time; but there was no parade, no demonstration. Independence hall was also the geene of John Adants’ inaugural, ‘Thos. Jefferson was the central fig- Sure of the first inauguration tn Washington, going on foot to the €apito! to take the oath. He wa: Greased in simple fashion, and it ts even said his slippers were down at the heels. President-elect’ Madison es. eorted to the hall of the house of Fepresentatives by militia, past thou- Sands of men and women who lined the sidewalks, At night, many paid 2 4 their regpects to the president and his wife, the festivities winding up with a Dall Monroe's inauguration was the fret out-of-door event in Washing- fon inaugurations. The day was charming. and Monroe read his ad- Gress from a temporary platforth. Four years later, it rained and gnowed, and the ceremonies were held indoors. Jobn Quincy Adams, tn 1825, was "attended by an elaborate escort of _ Soldiers, saflors and citizens. After E the ceremony he retired to his room and constructed the cabinet. ‘The largest crowd up to that period Attended Jackson's first inaugural. ‘Ten thousand people gathered about the capitol, and after the address the general rode to the White House @? horseback, whither he was fol- lowed by throngs that crowded inte the White House. The enthusiasm at Jackson's second tmaugural was © © par with the first. _ Ven Buren rode from the White Floure to the capitol with his prede- cessor under aunilitary escort, Two jnangural balls were given at night. 4 military and civic cavaloade at- tended Wm. Henry Harrison tn 2841, when he rode to the capitol to take the oath. Washington was filled ‘ith log cabins, and the enthu- Siasm was of the hurrah order. "_ Harrison returned tothe White House om the back of a gallant charger. ‘The new president attended three balls in the evening. ‘ It rained during Potk’s tnangura- ‘Mrs. Polk frowned upon that wound up the festiv- seated by the side of his Taylor attended ail three in- suguration balls with his daugh- ter, Mrs. Bliss. stood erect tn his carriage from the White House to the capitol, beside President Fillmore, and in _ taking the oath of office he did not Buchanan's inaugural ball was an eepecially briliant affair, the most brilliant up to that day. Lincoln rode to the capitol with Buchanan, between double files of cavalry, in- *fantry closing up the rear. Riflemen “were placed on. roofs: along the line of march, holding themselves in Teadiness for any outbreak, while the approaches to the capitol were commanded by artillery. Some 2,- 000 people listened to the addrede. Four years later peace reigned tn the land when Lincoln took the oath of office the second time amidst ‘wonderful enthusiasm. Grant's inauguration in 1869 and 1877 were brilliant military page- ants. Garfield's inauguration was marked with a brilliant pageant. A tremendous crowd of Democrats saw Grover Cleveland inaugurated the first time, but his second in- @uguration was not attended with 60 much enthusiasm. Harrison's in- #uguration was @ noisy one, so was McKiniey’s first. Hayes, Garfield, Cléveland, Harrison and McKinley Fode in carriages, and McKinley will ride in @ carriage on Monday with Mark Hanna by his «ide. As the nation grows in size and Ith, the inaugural demonstra- tions become more and more mag- nificent, the pageants of European royalty. ‘Yet it is a far cry from the senti- ments of the European to thone of the American, ‘The latter admires the glitter and display, the majesty of an inauguration, as heralding to the world the might of his own coun- try; but he has no use for the mon- archioal spirit which prompts s#im- Har displays across the Atlantic, ‘The American pageant represents the power of the people, while European pageant ts symbolical of the power of individuals —kings and emperors. _—_—— ROME, March 2.--Pope Leo i# 91 years old today, He ts being inund ted with messages of congratulation from all over the world. Dr. Mae goni, the pope's physician, says his holiness i in good health, |tatned In a thor | have | ally adopted when almost rivaling in splendor | the} BOYS WANT NCAMPMENT | University Cadets Strongly Aree | for It. The Ur mously 4 The tion ts that th: the faculty ts not ¢ With the proposttior Said one pr cadets thie camp Mfe aud goes with tt technical — gol drilling and thy we have genutr house expe and breaking ca other practi campus soldiers 4 We le tactic target practice an igh we f the unive as amp rsity, bu 1 practical «0 an en ment ts arranged. A MIX-UP! WASHING Mar In the house te ule a point of order that the Vides that a bill shall be t the speaker's taole Dill was referred to th military affaires and was the speaker's tabie, Richar Pealed and a roll call was ord and 80 an almost endless fight con tinued, A communication torney General M claring the anti-trust bill now In the hands of the senate Judictal commit. | tee, to be constitutional was tntro- | duced by Pettigrew and referred. | The senate then arn over the South Dakotians re for the discharge of ommittee for the further ation of the house bill common carrters to equip automatic cou and brokes. rom Former At f Ohio, de For Assault to Kill. A. H. Anderson was arrested night by Constable Kaufman, Judge George's court, on a ch of assault with intent to kill complaining witness is Ralph ( Anderson was released upon ishing bail in the sum A Mew Industry. A new firm under the “The 3 8's” Manufacturing opened an establishment at 2 street for the manufacture ladies’ waists and skirts chines they use ure run by ¢ power, and « skirt or wats eat style, can be turned out hours. ‘The machines ar latest, and their work ls of as they employ only help. There is a fin firm of this kind. Predicted | for the in| opening Great su for a con is Miss Lamb, of the firm of Lamb Sisters, who recently opened making partors at 10-211 tine block, is leaving for New York next Thursday. Miss Lamb will study | the spring styles while she Is in Ne York. so that during the coring | spring and summer the firm will b fn & position to turn out the most up-to-date work. During her sence her sinter will tray the buainems, RA ‘The best running watch ts “Louts Klodt Special.” Second. Masquerade ball, cake walk and waltzing contest. Ranke hall, Satur day evening, March 2 Go to Z. C. Miles & Piper Co. f your Alaska outfits LEGAL NOTICES. THE annual meeting of stockholders of the Yellow Jacket Mining Ce will be held at the office of the | company, room &% Sullivan block, | Monday, March 11. 1901, at 4 p. m. | ©. MOULT ecretary Cooper & Levy Will Give Away Sp ag Style | Free Today §. In order to more ly fntroduce our grades of Mocha and Coffee WE WILL PRESENT FREF TODAY ONE CAN OF OUR SUGAR CREAM CORN with every purchase of 40e Mocha COFFEE We guarantee our Coffees to be pure and the best in the city. A Drop in the Price of Butter In order to give everyo chance to try our three Butter, which is strict! Creamery Butter very low pri ‘ brick — none genuine branded Three-Star ( on each brick HAMS Not very many in but as long am they price will be 11 cents per Home 4, fresh from packing house, and a gua tee with each wale STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOK Cooper & Levy 104-166 FIRST AVENUE Bet. Yesler and Washington Telephone Main 182 thorough several Java star fr we name th the last TONIGHT K Pacific Coast Steamship Co. San Francisco Ave, Soattio ‘OW. Millon, Aww Hoattha Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANY Mail, xprem wer Service fe Southeastern Alaska ‘Victorian’ Whart $8. Monday, “un 4 4, at 8p. m. The 8. eat and om Yoasler 8. Victorian most holds. the. way reeord Skagway and Puget 68 hours 20 minutes. und ports S. S. “City of Seattle Sails from Yesler Whart Surday, March 10, 8 p. m. The st ty of Seattle ts round trip > Skagway QUENT an, Feb. ite, and bh ord from Beat and return—6 Bt City of Seattle March &, 18, 28 For Skagway and Way Ports s. “RUTH” ‘Tuesday. Fed. 26, 8 P.M DODWELL & CO., Ltd General Agents, 412 James streee phone, Main 476, Sails ; White Star Steamship Co. Will Gispateh its p: ship “OREGON 200 Ton Seeley, ular steam- George Mi To Valdes, Alaska on March For freight to the agent of 16 Union Block Dir apply ompany at atti. SOPH OHSOEO SH OO OOO OD HUMBOLDT S.5. CO. $ S. §. HUMBOLDT The Alaska Flyer Por Ketchikan, Juneau, Doug las Island and Skagway. March 8, at8 p.m. Main POSOOSOSSESOSEOOOD 5. §. Nome City SAILING APRIL 27th For Nome Direct. Res ervations Made Now Pacific Clipper Line Tel, Main 1033 622 First ave. ° ° ° ° e ° ° o 1098, 622 First av POSSSOOHOSOOO OOS Go on the CITY OF EVERETT: SEATTLE, EVERETT,) aw) EDMONDS Route | Leave Seattie, 7. 5p. m. Leave Everett 9:15 a, m., 2 6 p. m., Three round Sunday. C F cla 2 and trips daily except dock, Seattle. Tel. Red The; round trip $1.00. First No More Dread of the Dental Chai New York Dental Paror; 614 First Ave. | Opposite Penn Mutual Life Buildin th extracted and Milled absolu ‘only dental nd warranie’ tlele of pai. without the least» "Gold Crowns, $5; Fuil Set Tooth, | $F; Bridgework. $6; Gold Fiiticgs, $1 Up; Sliver Fillings, 600, fone work that should tory will be attend r nearest office ng mr ot prove and duvet in to the profess lone will be & gunrant will tell yom ip -advany what your work wilt cot by tree a amination." Give us a eall and you will And do exactly what we New York Dental Parlors 614 FIRST AVE., SEATTLIG. Becond floor, Howard bullding; oppo- site Miltwal LAfo bulla Portlan Or. branch ours, ® adios always wid not pro attegdod tort t oftice, 0 a. m., 12 m., and | 4 to free | THE Have You a Want?) Then Tell of It THE STAR at which Want k ved j } Agencie Ads {| will be rece e Wash The Star is the only paper that dares to print he news. CLASSIFIED ADS. ABSTRACT OF TITLE OBDORNE, TREMPER Abstract’ Company 1883. Mining claim ab ane ment of the Mutual Life building Booth- Whi Hanford A Mailer + 7 ATT co. om jeaey otra mont of Main 16. N.Y Telephone tract bik ALASKA CLOTMONG GOVERNMENT ¢ pea Jackets iter tents, § othing, suit, & De ” ARCHITECTS. A. TIDEMAND, @ | McManus @ Walker, #) N. ¥. vii | BW HOUGKT 42 >in. } ATTORNEYSAT LAW. WM HO DUTINER, Attorney” at Law. Advice fr Suits prose cuted and defended in all courts 18 years’ experience. Proceedings in bankruptcy. Companies incor- porated, Abstracts carefully ex- amined. Collections made in all rts of the United States. High- est commerotal and bank referen- oe 2 Third ayenue,, opposite Public Library. ‘Phone ‘Main 1000. JP. BALL, JH, 18 Roxwell Biock, 106 Columbia St, above lst Ave. Jenerai practice in all the courts, Damage Cases a Specialty. Moderate Fees—Consultation Free. ‘Ten Years’ Active Practice. FOSTER (formerly of Mc ©. ex-referee tn uptey: meneral law practice collections, ete. 406-7 Mutual Life building. Phone Main 74 HARTFORD BEAUMONT, counsel- or-at-law. Dexter Horton Hank bid TA KELIAGG, 236 Hailey buiding HENGON & AUST, H Boston Miock WB LAMBUTA, 00-8 fle bile A. C.MACDONALD, 49 Burke Ha. Root ner & Lirown, Pioneer bid. D_C CONOVER, @-@ Haller bidg LYMAN © KNAPP. i6 Haller bidg WARD KEMP, G2 Hurke bidg iF New York bik ri N.Y bk 5. & LANE ), Wl New York bik HORACE PETER, 15 New fork bk J. PAVKER, 412 Pacific Diock PIERRE P PERRY, 161 nd | Colman block, ie Pelle bark Dot é FAR 08-8 AUCTION SALE | AUCTION sale of extra ture, the conten matly furnished room hekerton will sell Wednesday, the @th of March, at 10:30, on’ the premises, No. i431 Thirteenth ave nue, half block north from Madi son street, iron beds, brass mount ed bed seis, springs, mattresses elegant oak sion table and dining fine ch boa mult, comt § fine v piano (Kimba er), seoretaire, Turkish couch, ice chest, fine art squares, extra bu velvet carpets, rugs, rock Feception chairs, etc. The above is worthy arties wanting good furniture sale of fine furn ace at private r m Olympic Place, Queen take North Seattle car on March 6, at 10:30 @ ahogary bed set rings, mattress Aining table and enter tat carpets, rugs, curtains, everything nality; don't forget to early and investi« fore starts, E. Bickerton An Tuesday ant bi chara, fine Wilton and Haviland oak Moquette china of the the sale | auctie | AUCTION sale of extra fine furn | » will take place at Bickerton ms, 1512 First avenue, on Monday, the 4th of March, at 10:20 gant onk bed sets, springs, ma 10-ft oak extension tab chairs, sidebs center rockers, folding bed, up right piano, jounge, gas range, heaters, cook stoves. nent, Kit chen Queen, crockery, glass, or gan, extra fine; carpets, rugs, kit chen fufniture, ete, E.G. Hicker ton, auctioneer. ‘TION SALE of fine Tuesday, March 5, 1901 & Fox's auction rooms, 1928 Third | avenue. Watch this space for big ad Monday, JOE MARTIN, auc tioneer BUSINESS CHANCES. | HON. CHAK. & ON, President; Ex-Assiatant Secretary of the U. 8. Treasury Department HON. JOHN ARTHUR, § Ex-President Washini Bar Association HON. PHILIP L. tee Ex-Momber of the Assembly of Dakota, FRANCIS L. BASH, Tre Consul at of Eewador FRANK J | dent An insurance man of large expert- ence in New York, ning tables, furniture at Mart ocFetary n State RUNKEL, Trus Legisiative rer; BUTLER, Vice Presi The above ts n directorate and personnel of the SHATTLA O1L COMPANY, — Thin brief statement of the company's officers and gener. al make-up will serve to show that it is supported by responsible men |on @ conservative baaia, and that placing its treasury stock market, the sole purpore is to apply the proceeds to the work of devel ing the oll resources on the com |pany's lands. A limited amount of this stock will be sold at twenty ents per share for a short time nly. Application for Ite atock may made to any one of the above 1 gentlemen or at the office of Ol Company 7 New k, Seattle, Wash, iATN in an elght-room house, furnished, If taken at once. Cigar stand at bargain, with long leane G, MGGLIOR & CO. 1402% ard ave | Chicago the attention of | Seattle of the Republic | { | jx | | us | Piice street | | | SEATTLE STAR, WUNINENS CHAN ORS finent THE OLYMPIC OIL, COMPANY OWNS COPALIS POINT and adjacent land Tontaining great ofl er t of $1 shares at or om 12, Maller Block Beattle Phone, Black 16, KNOWS pin dlggine’® in A will locate the right party cing 11 toward expen references furnished Box Bi, this office advan ee BUSINESS COLLEGE CEO Tusiness College, Uni 2nd; individual tuition, all sub Second ond Pike N. W. School Telegraphy Wilsons Moders Hubinees \oliees _ BANKS. The € jae Bank of Com Capital paid yj ight M Starr-fa Wain oi* ion Doll (00,0000 pol tm, Trane Surplus Interest allowed on time 4: A general Banking Busines acted BRANCH—C and Becond Avenue. D. A. CAMERON. Mar THE FIndt NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE. Paid up Capital... $150,000 General bankiny J. iD. Hoge. .» bres.: M. Me nm. vice pres; L. Parner, cash. F. Parkhurst, Anat. cash. | ixch on principal ejtips of TT. 8. SEATTLE James St Mick R. PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANK | SRATTLE Capital pA paid. in, $898,000; sur- S. Goldamith, view pr V. Ankeny, cashier. Corrrespomndents In pringtpal cities tn the United Atates and Europe. Nationa! Bank of Commerce Paid up capitel...... $150,000 Transacts meneral banking tustness H. C. Henry, prea; R Ppencer, cash... Safe deposit veluts for rent Safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Reat Scandinavian-American Bank of Seattle. A gengral banking busi pers transacte Too. A. Childers, prea. L Grondahl, Ist vice pres.; A. ad Ratire cash. JF Lane. asst. onsh No branches PEOVLE 8 SAVINGS BANK. Beoond avenue and Pike St. Capital paid up, $100,000. B.C Neufelder. pres; R. Hayden, cash a. &. Greenieal, ast. cashier. Commer- CIty BRAL ESTATE CITY REAL BRTATE Nice lot on graded street; with new 4-room cottage, 2 blocks from ca line, $926; $115 ; years, § per cont Lot with new &room house fe 1009 cash, balance good the dlocks fre month. | Lot 50x m house, w 3-room house, % oar line, for $500 Lot 8x12, with hotel bullding, 4 a block trom depot: city wate tric light, ete. 4 balance easy. "Will trade property 5-room house and @ nice lets on car line, for $1500; $400 cash, balan: time 10 nice lots on Qui r lot 50x120, for city mn Anne for $200 2 blocks from 6 cash; balance car line, $15 per ith Le a 6 minu for $75 to $125 per month Lots clone to University; cheap, Lots In Ballard, $900 and up: Lota at Green Lake cheap ts in all parte of the city If you are looking for a lot and lot, business chance or a farm either large or small, come and we W. J. MeCONNELL & CO, 14 corner Second Ave CLAIRVOYANTS, GERTRUDE MYREN, Hotel Le land, $13 Second avenue. No charge unless satixfaction given, Florance Marvin, 16 years Benitie prophet 1209 Firat, near P. MRS. HENDERSON, Clairvayant readings 60, Vendome, 1415 Ist ay COLLECTION AGENCIES. MONEY collected, Wi Howton bi GENERAL Collectiona, 519 F s k from car line cash, balance $6 oO nk CON’ RACTOR and BUILDERS, BODERGUINT & RoshiLwAr, ‘at 218-220 Spring R. SWIFT, house and sign paint CLOTHES CLEANING. SEATTLE Clothes ord clothes in shape $1.60 month Ing, repalring. 1907 3rd. Buft 1008 TIGHEAT prices for cant-off cloth ng. Dave Taylor, 10 Starr-Yoyd bid | DETECTIVE AGENCIES, LUCAS” Deteotive Akency kJ. Dawagn, DENTISTS, PHILIPS, €7 1 Dental Co. nanAKger A.W aay ‘blic 62-8 Hinckley rer of | business transacted | FINANCIAL—Wanted to WHY keep your mon in bank n We can get y per cent first mortgage rea estate in the city } man-American [ Third A r FINANCIAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS to on real te in Beatt of $100 to $60,000. German Investment Co,, 8 Privat ext | Marion « WARRANTS b ught rinon & man M Ameri TO LOAN rate of Mm EXCHANGE r exchange 1 farm land in K | Por WILSON & CO n 66, 814 Washington bik eget FOR RENT. FURNISHED fat hull: b and fur » houne } drug a bakery BL. MUIR & Ce Lig FURNIBAED front nh of bath and lWorary om with reasonable orner Denn | use | EF furnished roome: Mi. JL. B. Br n avenue ler | FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS LARGE front + near Madiaor te y this off Pa ey FOR SALE, bath Renton 1 telept es. Box C. a LOT on power 9 hots |" each M tax pal 1 Queen Ant all for $30 size S0x1 th | Jon't mise this chance | _& Co. 42% Burke block. mR SALE—Seattle auction stable, 1212 Western avenu: | Buf ist. Auction every Tucnday and Friday at 1p. m. horses wagons, harness, ete. All kinds of ‘ood sold on commission. M. J Walker, auctioneer FOR SALt ning houses, hotels business chances of all kinds I parts of the elty. Call {' nee our lint before you buy, BE, 1. WILSON & CO. 1. Main 586, 614 Wa “1FOR SALE—Wine house in Bar | Francinco, Old established, cen | trail large retail and | family trade. Owner retires. About | $6600.” Addrews 18 City Hall square | _near Market street ALF it. P. 11 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TTERWORTH & Sons, 14 Third Tel & Wyman ¢ BL Pike alm= 49. FURNACES ied FINI Third a« | HELP AY & WANTED—FEMALE. ROBB HELP WANTED. COOKS for eity ored woman ub, Wait help of all Employment Third Dp ec | k for ¢ chambermaids Queen City 1001 kinds. Phone 110 HELP WANTED—FEMALE, WANTED in the in the learn Dress Murtel yatem Apprentices to Madam of thi jent system taught an's Glove dystem. wily teacher tty, F | Borrow, | the | Stead Kj street Profi Douglas | Parlors 62 and 63 McDonald block. | Stamp phot REAL E8T- MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. MINE S$ AND MARVIN COMPANY M ‘ OCULI6TS AND AURISTS. idiy ar car Une, High and nightly OiL AND GASOLINE. Not far from center, In a good neighborhood, r . they will soon be sold OSTEOPATHY | INVESTMENT co. sxperience w are the agents rapg Cail and get plat of Squire CLISE k, THE of Pacific bi ke Park. Main Consu WASHINGTON pathy; third atmen ation free ot Ontec attle; oF Iteratu ot r ppit n Kafe Deposit Hidg.. Seattle PATENT ATTORNEY. & Co. ya bidg. ADAMS PERSONAL. STORE ind tenced house of ks from ca school, postoffice ing better for a terms, if S47S— ARTE tet | ee finest of garden » four rooms bh Ime dy’ te nd ‘stores Be oor man in the elty od 90x12 nice level lot, with lovely view ¥ 2 blocks from © end of the Broadway car line use of 8 rooms; well, and ch » house; handy to school; good home for Coruar, a 212 Dloeks ‘from car Queen Anne Hill Nice lot, 30x 0 feet COW BUF Be While rRK th many patron March is $500. only $200 Law's 2 blocks from We spar you in the be to do the erving you it mpetition oma Kieterie ¢ good Iand for timb purposes, for only § ERNSEY joneer Muiiding CASH OR TERMS. ‘atural fir finish, ¢-room new ern house, bath, gag and e! wer connections made Summit avenue Denny way Al neighborhood; good view of the Sound 900—Modern new 6-room n Queen Anne avenue, t ne view; bath, blocks from car. ‘oom modern cottage ny Way, close to car n new modern, fir up-to-date house on ‘car hurch close ‘at hand 800 and up for coay comfortable cottages, 6 rooms to 8 rooms each WHALLEY & EASTMA Main @i1 n Es EGGS. EGGS. 1 buy from now until about f March at the old stand we sell at 2 tbs., 4c ranch eggs wen for 3c. All this | Butter . 1427 First cottage p of b lectrics; « Ash, waik nd hand howse: n at Red Front Fur- We can give you oves, bed They look as for half the money Hecond av south. ned. at White Ane we ou 110 ADVEE mpaty uz TisiN anywh The ©. Uren, THE lote in White's adition are go- ing, and no wonder, Where eise can you get a 50-foot lot on two car lines, graded street, city w ter, ete., with view ke Was ington for $850, and one of | the best neighborhoods in the city New houses are going up now A number of modest homes ih $900 u sy terme. t ts sreekinal improved and unim from a few hundred dollars Thore are excellent bargains Ranch lands will never be in Washington. The com ing immigration will soon take up ail good government land left and force up the price of the other. I shall cheerfully you about places W. 8ST prepared. publisher's Advertie- New York Tel. Main 804 CULVER, S10 Second Ave Vital enetinm erapeutica, The attic. Washington. r proved ur he WiGHEST goods, Peta, ete. With Ginner ley on’ ¢ hand car prices for second belroom sets, stov Red Front Ave. 8 WINE AND lbe. Alley Rest regular ‘ant, al 1 and ard. OXYDONOR “Victory,” the genuine cures all diseaser. | Avotd imita tions, 4 MeDonald block FASHION Halr ima ave liagnosis of tell a ba Store Second scalp | cleared, | barn, orchard all fruit, ‘will sell all or part and take city property in part payment—price reasonab! 100 acres, about half rich land, 25 aeres cleared, part of | ance slashed and easily cleare part heavy timber; 1% miles from | Lake Washington, a fine place to make a home LLINS & WILLIAM Room 56 Sullivan building 31 to $200 for lote Wxll0 feet each, two blocks from car 1 ty Wa ~| ter and street to be graded, park- DR. VAN DYKI wos of 0-1 ed and sidewalks laid at once: on chroni n. Didg-} casy payments; special terms to DR. FLBISCHER, diseases of men| those building | and women; specialty surgery, 201,| $125 to $175 for acres in 202, 216, 218 Washington Block. Brighton Beach acre tra DR. HINKLE, 211-27 Mutual Tite bidg. Tel White 599; res E DR. MILES, 602 Bailey bid. 895, rem. 1020 4th, Tel ¢ DR. ANNIE RUSSELL DR. FALK--78 about 76 7-room house, acres rd avenve and silver, HW be a8 Hinckley n at 6 Old Henne Jewele MNS. Be. nea Haller t alp t MRS. HANSO: low prices. corner VE ith a miilir 1 Pin 2 Union PHYEICIANS AND SURGEONS. fare and 26 minutes’ ride from center Tel Main | Of town - n 6%.) R. J. HUSTON, 8 Bailey building e Blnckiey SALE—$50 to $100 each 1 8 Roya bide, lots, improved streets Tel. Black 8 cen 1651 houses starting. every day DR. HL. BICKFORD are one block. from. car,. scho sea of women store. P. O., ete; tertne, $10 cash ae Wiivia ¢ and $5 per month; take Green Lake yA car to Fern Hill station; somec there all the ttme to. show. this property, J. W. | WHEELER owner, 2% Union block, 718 First FO ed new ts rr Mutual Life. WAISTS ter, cheap, 8. Mfg PRINTING AND BINDING, METROPOLITAN Printing @ Bind-| jvenue. Sng Co, 232 Zesipe, Tel. Bus Ol, !—te" soa are locking for @ bareeli BULL. BROS, Commercial printers |and know one when you see it, cali 307, 908 Washington Bldg., over|and get description c it, cal Treen's sho re. Tei, White 483. get descriptt f farms. PLUMBING. s2000~ GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. TeL| chara Muin O44 ine \UTMAN wort BAKER THO. acres, 3 miles from Renton, es bottom land, bearing ot 9-room house and outbuild wood water; $500 to $600 frult each year. I, WILSON & CO. Matn 556, 14 Washington |. GREEN LAKE PROPERTY WHY pay rent when you can buy Lake property on your own & BON, ‘ph TURNER Bui ai Black 1064. ne Tel bik PNOTOGRArHERS. VELTY i only nable terms ¢ E. I Main 65 They hav | lake Photo Co Place to get retouched; | stamps, 24 for | Tel button free; open Sundays. | FIFTH Avenu 426 pr Photos on wat 18% Colt bi WILSON @ CO. 6. 614 Washington bit the choicest lots by thy for you to select from, and al houses for to live in: new | sightly and woking Green lake. I you are looking for farm lands it will cost you nothing talk with Bogue & Smiley FPacttic block, speeiai you finishing. Wile. is: buttons Meb, Becond bik. 1200 dad av, TURDAY. ROH 2, 1001 R STAMPS, WORE herr bit 7 tor SANITARY BATHS, 4 Santiary 12 Th night SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, tore, WT tt stoves, SOCIETY NOTICES, Pot ie ball wh ie cake heat A ay nd nelect school nd noctety da = here ordinary STENOGHAY BERS ne SHLEY stenographer: STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE, av. bo ba, Trenholme de TAILORS. TAILORIN Ine TAXIOEK Mists, ~ enamel C. BERG, 1215 Third Avenue, GUNSTON First avi TENTS AND AWNINGS, We manufacture all kinds of am yas covered Horse Blankets for a kind® of horses at all Kinds of ries, All kinds of people buy them. Seale tle Tent and Awning Co manufacturers, Mar er) TIM BE ‘ can locate you Pacific FINLAY & ROBB. Butt 12 THALNY D NURSES Miss Poelinttz, trained nurse; John Seely hospital, Hotel Yi EYRES Transter Co., _TRUNKS AND TEL Main Oty mpic i7_ Third ayenve. UMBRELLA "REPAIRING factured. Ie Robeson VOICE CUL MAGNUS SCHUTZ, Holyoke WANTED—REAL ESTA WE have cash cottages and mo any part of the American Invests nus, opposite public ti WANTED. kinds of second had Olympic Furniture Stem rd ave; tel. Main 9 WIKRE [80% AND PLATING tall & Plating works—2020 It When the Lat OWNED IN Syracuse, NY, Fronting Eighteenth and Nine teenth avenue are sold, you will be to buy anything @f less than $1000, TO BUY goods unabl een = The (lise... Investment ( PACIFIC BLOCK agents for these oastert nd the lots are selling at $709 Terms, #2 balance one and two yer& cent. f Are pidly cast 1215-17 Second Aveute We have a number which are very interesting: ‘These price hinte © gas mar Compass Saws ee a eit “igh T ase-c8 -_ oO