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mot ta ne hur ti a THE SEATTLE STAR eet SUNDAY EVERY AFTERNOON EX "Phone Main 1060. By Star Publishing Co. ® MAZANRD WELLS Feattor. iW02 Tht << Ha Avenue at Beattie, War matter toxton, MEMRICN IS RESPONSISLE ‘The Union passenger depot will not butld, at least, f two are, and probably not at all This news will come as a disagree able surprise to the people of Seattle and @ natural outburst of Indigna tion Is to be expected, Th pd tions here have long been intolerable and how that the chances strongly favor an indefinite continuance of the same, the people will lose pat Who is responsible Who killed off the provision In house bill No, 17% which gave the nett of 8 attle the right demn water-ways, including the pro city c¢ to control and con posed Lake Washington canat through the tide flats? Senator Hemrich, of King county! ‘The Star exposed Hemrich's other foheme to get the Lake Doulevard bill passed, providing for & reduction in the level of Lake Washington, so that damages could be asked for loss of water power claimed by the Seattle & Lake Washington Water-way Co. which he is a large stockholder. The Star's expose killed that bill dead as @ herring when it came up in the house. In thé case of the other bill, the one intended to do away with the canal water-way altogether, Hem- rich played his cards with more skill. He waited until the last day of the legisiative session and then got his friends in the house to throttle the measure. The Star believes that Hemrich, acting selfistily and not in the inter eats of the people, killed off the wa ter-way bill and thereby gave a hard blow at the Union depot project. ‘This man should not be returned to the senate He considers pubtic Office as a thing to be used for his own private ELECTION OF SENATORS. The unanimour adoption by the Pennsylvania legislature of a reso- lution requesting congress to call « convention for the purpose of pro posing an amendment to the const! tution of the United States providing for the election of United States sen- ators by popular vote, te Indicative of the growing public sentiment in that direction. The joint committee which presented the resolution sounded the keynote of the situation In this section of its report: “There is a widespread and grow- ing feeling in some states that money and valuable considerations are uscd to secure the election of members of the legisiature pledged to vote for some particular candidate for sen- ate and that offices, or the promines thereof, have also been used to se- cure votes Im the legislature for « particular candidate fot the United States senate. All this tends to de moralize the political life of the na- tion, to the creation of political :na- chines, and the destruction of the rights of the people.” Pennsytvania was one of the two states, Virginia being the other, which voted in favor of the election Of aenators by popular vote In the conatitutional convention of 1787, #0 that Its present ection bears out traditions and principles Within recent years 27 #tater have taken action along this line, and the movement is gradually gaining strength. As pointed out by the Penpsylvania committee, the uxeful- ness of many state legistatures has been seriously “impaired by the squabbles and fights growing out of senatorial contests. The time is drawing nearer when the senate wil be forced to yield to the public demand and allow the peo- ple to elect their own senators. That Would doubtiess mean the retirement to private life of some of the present members of the senate, but that woujd be something to be thankful for. —_—_—_- RULES OF HEALTH. A working man who would live to be old, writes: “I want to keep my health and realizo that the average man kriows almost as much about the moon as he does about his own body. The trouble with rules for longevity ts that they are sulted for the rich, the leisure class, who, not having to earn their bread, can carry out health rules.” ‘That ix where the working man ts wrong. It t# easier for the p be healthy than the rich, health and #implicit lated. Sir John Sawye land's greatest or to are closely re r was one of Bng- nyricians He be- Neved that it was po man with a good constitutio determination to lve right, to reach the age of 100 years, and #0 he laid out this get of rules for longer Eight houre sleep on your right aide. ep your bedroom wind open all night, and do not have your bedstead against the wall, beca walls hold dampness and cold. Tak a warm bath in the morning (that | not expensive) breakfast, eat little meat, and » that it is well cooked. Bat p of fat to fe lis which destroy disease germs, and avoid intoxicant ~ which destroy those cells, W the drinking water, damy exercise by enty 1 the ¢ y and drains Take frequent and short holidays Limit. your ambition and keep you temper. Few people live by rule, for we ar all creatures of impulse, but ff you are in search of health and mentol and bodily peace, you can do worse than to try Sir John Sawyer’s pre eeription _—— It might be said that Mr. Carnegic finde it hard to steel hiv heart against any town yearning for a library. Washington | THR SEATTLE TAR eS am | Pp cifle Coast Steamship Co. CLOTHES CLEANING MECHANICAL ENGINEERS REAL ESTATE—Continued | | fu San Prancisco 9 BHATTLE Clothes ing 00. | BL, MeALLASTHE o. | TH Th lothes th shape $1.60 month , hiy {Ca . HiGh Bet f t ut TO WAGE KAUN i) asd hy Ok Then Toll of Ki tn —— - Guaeas ; f . ws Leave Seattle ® a.m, THE STAR DETECTIVE AGENCIES. fi 1 it b 4 Will Come Within a) sre. «, 00. 1m 20 ret aa nue Ba reoceenparce| a Fay net Be May 4 icy, Mar, 11, || Agencies at which Want Ads || _ block. Jt. Dawson, manag at a f Quarter Century. {."%." ‘Ny 1, Be will be received soe is from that date, Why? | Yoel ‘tye te S || Lake Washington Pharmacy WPL IPS, 67 Heaney bh now ready for a 1 Tr rest more Ti Jackson St w M City of Topeka ¥, G18 Kroadway || Chicago Denta i rh ae ss nena i ' t E Ticket OMoe, O18 Pies lly, Qeotdental and Wa, || . ; M WASHINGTON, D, C, Maret M. Talbot, Comm'l A ont T] DANCING ACADEMIES. a eds By Matt ’ © the new century | Gen" Agt. Ooean Dools Howell § oy the ; ' ‘ ae. on advances in ail lines | Perkins & Ue. Gen. Ae TON Howell we i iNG LESSONS — 9 Preumatic Reduction plant, wh a “ n D babes sagen: A eg Valiant Pharmacy Ladies and genth joining our ' t trong ' me F | = ai Bos eS Vatiard ave: near & ‘ opening > “ by the chamber of cor ' f . mewe, | Said rene yes Piret Av ; , ; ri t Mr. ¥ oe ¢ Miett Onee H Anne Ave. and Roy . ' int "ay, Marmow clei. |f Washington & Alaska ais Are Sly 1) ah Glumnanvog walt x ware |! vs ' Hors ETEAMSHI? COMPANY orgetomn |] Extremely low ry wentiemen | 3 mtr - « ron netoes . bs od . “ me in e pied ‘ pry BS » og 4 century, and perhag Double 5 at Mall, Express \ . Rar I me Within @ lfétime electricity wilt nd Pasnenker Service for ‘ ( ve tr ' vi : Y generated from he sun and i o" oatt ne dan a - f the wind. tal navigation - oe ' ay Wand’ the “sea''wes # SOutheastern Alaska ore and Mew. Liitie's Academy; Ge |, os ’ * w wit & talking ¢ ur nme . Kritish cousins arom the pond ee eae at a ‘i The Star is the only : , tie? f anes Mee aiephoens ver, Ketchikan an paper that dares to print DRESSMAKERS. plovs t , nth will about onnecting with the White the news, : ie de -* & Yukon route at Skagway \FOR I tal 1 recept NADON iT & CO ik i ‘ ndeod, whe dares. fits! awe Atiin 1 Yukor Mlb to aero ows iat ? oP \ A mine . . on the future of any takinee d ) ‘ N B ope a ioe * a pam. 63 Mel bk MUSICAL in eiLy it & SHAW, 46-7 Haller Ming and mandolin. 1920 Holyoke bi rs Sails from Yesler Whart ‘ 7 NB ROR STS a ton ; ° } | DYEING AND CLEANING OCULIETS A URI larae ba | ABSTRACT OF TITLE | “ ng water; & fu ! OUR CONSUL | — day, March 20, agen OuBORNE The! Gr ine, |PARISIAN BYE WORK Dit. KiDEH. Halley Vuliding grieuiture nts : | 3 ise @ claim abstracts s your en. Express or DR. SHELLALARGER Hinckley | , 58" ~ By a ts t PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad, Mareh Tt ment e Mutual Life building, | °? Prompt attention, 1418 *.| in. FONDA NADEAU, eye ae ee Was ong 18—Ienacto Bats, American cone th . foot hit Hanford Aber AMERICAN Steam Dye Works; dry ndipet ge 31 Thurke b ; # . jat Barcelona, Venesueia, tx t the re r " eal shat San coment of | cleaning ay Main 79 | “i ine hav Y m aga arveat 4 th re tle to Skagw Mailer block. T « Main 1% ELECTRICAL MACHINGRY OPTICIANS. F3 3 ; = ; and held to force him |B days if hee : “ i to $ r ote Wxild se to pay blackmail, The @emands ot |— -"7* %%! SEATTLE Abstract Go N.Y. bik A. Lindauer, eyen ex. free. 22 Pike.| two blocks from car line; city wa {inister Loomis for an apology tor meni « YMAN CO. manu ter and street to be gra park | raix’s former mistreatment have | bb cnn ALASKA SLOTHING, fact repa trical ay OIL AND GASOLINE. | Seced atonement fe 4 eon ignored § § ' ' ' i : Pree ration 1 ain, 73%, | easy payments; special terms to neh a IN em | ee CALL up Olympic Oi) Co. Tel. Main . t dekh 1. | FINANCIAL—Wantec \o Borrow. | g9i. 91? Th enue to # acrés | Saiurday Night Burglary. §— TD, Q, Victorian pate ite tebicak teste he ated ind ayes «| “Reale stool Gate Oy Burglars entered the residence of fa‘te £ Socken Whar? White undergiothing, suit, $3; cost) WHY keep your money ip bank | OSTEOPATHY. to Renton car line; good soi JR. Holden at 82 Boy taton avenue | ale from Yealer Whart Choe h, coh see | on Gat martanan, inipnewed reph 1SLK som puries onda | Sutied Belem bernees, Sceat Saturday wight. A silk purse, mac- | y sweaters aon mortange, improved res) | SIX yeaty, expensnces mic! and 26 minutes’ ride from cente SME Nnvct ponch'stes Sey || Stmday, March 24,6 p.m. ff) ers ic) ber blankets of pon rin the it ot Menttion Ger: | cugra. atcha, Howell” ono: | ot town rat ave nerioar siment Co., maths, #6 Collins — bloc el. py HHUBTON, $98 Bailey building. Subseqnent sattings, March 24 ARCHITECTS. : ee | WASHINGTON Ie Fee | FOR BALE $00 to $100 cach, clear April 2.4 12 ‘ > FINANCIAL. " N institute of pind ed lots, improved streets; ne The 8. 8. Victorian te the fast A. TIDEMANL, 4) Caiman re ° * oo sles pathy third year in aan ver houses starting every day tm ° eat and most elegantly Mttedff| McoManus & Walker, 4 Y. bik treatments given; literature! are ane block from ear, — school, | porte, steamer on the Pacifio coast. i) « w Hovult Wia-aT Gelling including complete report of twol Slore BP. O.. ete cme, $10 ca sarees between Skagway and FP ATTORNEYS&AT LAW: | ation. Safe Depoait Bidg.. § Lake car to Fern Hil) ptatior << _ ound por u o a sULER, ome there all the time to show i } porte—68 hours 20 ur Wit 1. BORDA Biicocay at |’ L LANDS | PATENT ATTORNEY. thie pre cay WOW al x omg Ae oon - varely arved, | DODWELL & CO., Ltd. | — Advice free, Suits pros OIL CO | Bes thew & Co. 14-18 Btarr-boyd bidg.| owner Union bioek. ¥ studded with Jewels and bound with Genera! Agente, 118 Je cuted and defended in ali courts. | yet Be ved BD x aven' Rold, are whai the dealers in sti [fh Tetewhane, feetn ake. nptie wy 18 years’ experience: Proceedings naton. The | FB. ADAMS, drattipg. Golman bid. | oO Ornaments afé showing with th. in bankruptey, Companies tncor-| » call at their office and see | Be a om A greatest pride. : “ porated. Abstractl carefully ax-| for yourself; examine the cleagin-|__ PERSONAL. ng ke a de of on . nly cot 1 “. @, © sanasital mt ’ company's Mr-| hold goods: call at Red Front Fur-| Lodging houses, hotels, grocery ored pearl and studded and crowne:t | @ HUMBOL LDT 5.S.CO. 3) om amercial and bank referen- | Malcolm Hoott, the most ruccemfull njture company. We can give you| stores, meat markets, cigar stands, | with stones that echo the opalescent|® Poke Pilea pee sche tate Ses thbcnananiee Scheie Gan condhand cook stoves, bed-| restaurants; any kind of a busi- | THE G tints of the shell. The advancing le Library. “Phone Main 1000.) dritied thousands of wells in diff- peta ‘They look as| ness chance you may want popularity of peart has pot in the | @ 3}? P. BALL, Ji, iF Roxweil isicek, | erent countries, will have full man , for half the money W. J. McCOr a « boo] b= the vogue of tortoiss| 4 The Alaska F 14 Columbia 8, above ist Av agement and will o¢ rate. with | he| fecond ut _south,| 124 Pike, corner Second avenue. ~ pendant a merenaen ¢ 16 ska Flyer 3 ry = 4 ms / the courts | 1 Aigo be» on ate | ADVERTISING planned, prepared, hi LAKE PROPERTY Boe eee ed cote of tan ntl For Ketchikan, Juneau, Doug- 2 modersie Peesseteaunetion Free . sane fot. * ed anywhere at publisher’s|WHY pay rent when you can buy an "| tow Intand and Bkagway. $] "Ten Yours Active Practice. | Sho comtéms| Fates, The ¢ Advert Green lake property on your own 7 t #towe should en paren u. ew fork terms ¢ e Hi POST ER (fo of McCon. ae & “a ma 1) bide. Benth a aM p siti iajina: dh bach ara Vs D4 ac Raptor ikenecki-tnws prectice: Gace Os oxeae TEET prices Yor second band|Tel."Main Si6, 514 Washington bik. «© } . > sihebthneen ota » 466-7 Mut i fe | e goods, belroom sets, stove car They ba the choicest lots by the] Matin le PR ag Seng ag ual I pets, ele. Red Front Furniture Co,| lake for you to select from; new « mmo =e ‘ : Hairront MA UL - | 10-112 4 Axe. B Tel. Red 1222 | sightly and overlooking Green lake © EE Caine .. Ament |MATPORT, LON noel ITH WINB AND PIB, reguias| W. Ho PETER & CO. Ballard Ps Phone, Main 1032. €22 Firet av 3 Par #t-law. Dexter Horton Mank bid | | dineer, fe. A ey Restaurant, ai Wash., will sell you an intereat in| | A RELLOUG, Haiie) budding | _ley on Columbia bet. in’ and ard shingle mill, $3000. Best paying in- | iz “. NSON @ AUBY. Bi Boston Mock |OXYDONGR “Victory,” the genuine| Yestment on Sound, Also acre} DT AMBUTH, 306-5. Pacihe bik oiLT OT | cures all diseases. “Avoid imita-| {rmcte in city limite and cheap | | S. S. Nome Ci at MAC: DONALD, Wo Burke Bid. |8OME years ago a party of placer | Faaniic a Sates j Fetes peters you: aie, | SAILING |B. C CONOVER n the gravel that th fr f atle at from to $200 per lot | LYMAN FE KNAP save the gold. Bix n CHICAGO Vieetroipda Co Hemowves we ast bee con ¢ oe aporenaned, G. WARD KEMP, are ed to a pertnoue rmanentiv tinted Call in and let us show you over | ¥ Ma aa os suber same tad party ine | [y'and harmicadly. “612 Third avenue perty. STURTEVANT & For Nome Direct. ervations Made Now Pacific Clipper Line Tel. Main 1033. | For Cape Nome and Fort Clarence Britist-Americon Line NS. Garonnie (3900 Tons.) sail fr Seattle for pe Nome and Port Clar ence on or about Cooper & Levy Baking Powder “Our Best” C, & L In a pure cream of tartar baking, powder and does not contain any starch or the case with We posi can nr ae ie #o many brands. tively guarantee the to hold exactly what claim; 8-0” cans, each, wi | | } | Cocoanut APRIL 27th Res. 22 First ave ERRATA RE nament, "At Intervale sone native | # thern Pacific 8 returned from Paria spreads a.cu- i or’ era ‘ac mer 10 theetanl Wirt scmnns and 6h} ~ 2S 'e &o. greta have had their day, and a few followers ate. found for thin gospel. + rd Viadivostock After brief adherence fashion A the timpid glory of gems shines ow 1S od again from the well-combed trenses | 4 Port Arihur and the algrets, creagenta, ¢tc., Nash ‘ out chaceieny, |% Calling at Tientsin, We Hei Among the pretty spring surprine Wei, Kinouchou, Chefoo, if in- in bate brecdcbras are conte with | ¢ ducements offer. 88, Braetmar tufts of tiny Jeweled feathers quty-| 4 Will be dispatched from Ta ering at thelr topes and combs eur-/ Pa, mounted with en exquixite white) * | = a3 aigret and a few, delicate diamond | # BUONs apply to DOOW ja ©O.. gen. agts, 113 Ja |} ‘Phone, Main 470. |e MESSER ES VES EES | Vellow Cor. “— sehen 1 ompan Meal Ds cou Mares oeth. 1s conte, NN” | sqnapampennemnemmmennnanss a =708 Hen ston conte @ Go on the CIT OF EVERETT SEATTLE, EVERETT, Graham Hour Ano EDMONDS Route Seeded Raisins SE | our RIDGE COAL ‘This coal is from the new mine of the Iwsaquah Coal Co. two miles above Gilman, It in the best, cleanest and the cheapest coal in the world. Bunkers foot of Madison St Telephone Main 976 Cook Cooper & Levy GROCERS ot 106 FIRST AVENUE er and Washington rebates Main 182 EERE TREE — a SERRE ERRR ER ER ER EE 7 PPP Pee 7 hndntindndindndintntntntaindndnintna HICHAID OBROR | 8. @ LANGEAND, @1 New Yoru bik | HORACE PETER, Bi New fork tk : RICER c en ewe! ew; e sold; owner going i ht. PARKOR, 41° Pacitic ONE MILLION DOLLARS tw tan |__Hensel, mfg. jeweler. 28 Hinckley, | new; must be sol « | Pixahe ® FERRY ~ ‘ tate in Seattio in MRS. & HENNEPT ie ngain at @| SAY, First time advertiond. 112 Th r\ . of $100 to $50,000, German-Ameri Haller block: halr, scalp treatment Fourth avenue north I, MARTIN lawyer, 4 Fickion Hk | Can Investment Co, 513 Third ave | MRS, HANSON, stylish millinery; | 4,24!) karden will eave you many | AUCTION SALES. | TO LOAN—Private money at low | _ low prices ner 4th and Pine. Getlars as Fie Fs adage es - ~~ | of interest. Groll, Damus & GVEA repaired Carter HE Union | Svestanies than you can bay : aired. Carter, 2 Union| Green Lake lots and acre tracts | AUCTION SALE of fine furniture Aing “expert ecure nee Teg ‘ ground, which is believed to be yet | WAISTS and Skirts to order, che ii-room modern house, suitable for open to mineral locatjon. S. Mf. € 7? Union. two famil) rent 8%; ff floor Burke building. ner | Phone Hed sou. 2 Columbia street | WANTED—Ol4 gold and silver HL] Wil! pay rent; furniture good: part 107 Marion street. | 0 ane upwards. J. Wallingford o GEATILE THEATER all parts of the city Tonight and Tomorrow Night Mammoth Minstrels 70—PEOPLE—70 4 street parade com Taweeet te ep 6. Second | weal Cummings Co WELL, « tor Plaintif, address rooms 4 to & Hark puilding, Seattle, Rigg Washington Petru. of first publ 1901 AMUSEMENTS. atic 2% MOWK, Macager Leading Theater REATEST OF THEM a Al. G, Field’s Seats on jar prices. Only $1 aes ce Tueslay RAND OPERA HOUSE and enormous success of the a aig “Nell Gw Gwynn’ the contents of eight well furnish- | WARRANTS bought and eold. Mor-| PHYCICIANS AND SURGEONS. owner, 4 Roxwel!_ block. ue; EE jerton has re or tsheilman Mute wife bid | Ro me } Inetriastiona from Mra: | Pere rene Mutual Live 04 | Dh Van DERM éisedbes Of “wo- e have a choice list of vacant lots | el at her renid ‘ OL. CO. Hal | __men, chronic diseases. Wash. bidg.| cottages, modern dwellings and| A wealth of scenery and ca er street, Brooklyr j ‘ Fr . stores in all parts of the city. Ger- ; FF a | FOR GALE. | Mana women: specialty surgery. Bil | man-American Investment Co., sig /tuming seldom seen here | ath of March, at 10:28 ROOM HOUSE; lease, rent O00. | 308. 216, 218 Washington Block.” ae Ee Pos aay the stage; 26 shard: el a x teeny 00 up: acre tracts « per on. bedding, extension table, dinkvy | 5 aan . we in; price, part tr DR UHINKL, v acre. TIMOTHY KE Gu chatactete, haira, couch, rockers, parior fur- |” §4sa. P 4 ne ae fii ta oie a Butt 941 1101 Mth av. Tel, Brown 891. Prices—Lower floor, first six | niture, elegant oak booke i | prot élabe . 5: price, | UR, MILES atiey bid. Tei Main “ = | $1; entire met, TSe; b | brary, hall tree, fine eurt ba Ai ae ae tgar date 325, rem 1020 4th, ‘Tel Green sis. | LIST your property with us. i. C-|foo ‘na asc: gallery 2 Box . : j 0, 3 + z = me RYERS & CO. Real Estate and - | pets. rugs. pictures, chir klane, | 10-rooma, all new and modern; price | DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. 6 Hinckiey | Mines. 1221 First avenue. goon ats im ‘Telephone kitchen furniture, Superior range 0 oR. FA 7 7 | received at all times. Seats bated fine orga, maker, Georg \¢ ell extra fine and modern Pinel hiack 856 spn. Given’ pa Fou Let: cee tg a tone woe ae ‘onde. So. %. | tons. -_-l DR. FE. TE. WiGKPORD, surgery: | * = = . one GANKS. |20-rooms; Third ave., rent $3; price, | dinenson @f women: Mutual Lite, _ RU STAMPS _|\ THIRD AVENUE THEATER ¢ Can Bank oF Commerce | Ay) the re cholee buys aed 3 1CTAL STAMP WORKS— soone Main ot a | Capital paid up + 15,0000 | TATE & CO., 429 Burke Building. | PRINTING ARD BINDING. rman, Block, 110 Cherry. *. Sena, ee (Bight Millon Dotiars.) ; é “ METROP N r ’ | surptus 7 ee FOR SALE Seattle auction ale a (OPOLITAN se 6, Bind. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. | Seatite’s only Popular Price A patel Hise atl Tie de posits. | Puff 181. Auction every Tuesday | BULL BROS. commercial printers, | OLYMPIC Furniture Ste Ts Popular wit the team j peas and Friday at 1 p. m.;_ hor 906, 207, 98 Washington B? over| ®ve. The cheapest place to buy nian Corner of | MAEONS, harness, etc. Ail kinds of | Teen's shoe store. Tei. W. 383. furniture of all kinds, stoves, AM | oO N I G H { James Bt. and Second Avenue. pee ee samme ag Sa | TY NOT! rs a | D. A. CAMERON. Mert 1S lee ts ih ‘i eLUMBING. OCIETY NOTCES. ‘ THE Finst NATIONAL BANK Greon Lake: fow min. | BASLE New work Dancing Academy, 228 ist And All Week — OF SBATTLE. on Lake: fow mit | rant art Last | S¥@: popular and select school up « . Cas ake = uw oy ae | Paid up Capital....$150,000 | , tease” “**| ako. 8. WOODMOURN' CO, al | Chis caunn wears coainon cent |General banking business transacted | y):NRY W. STEIN. 625 N.Y. tk, | _ Main 944 hey pont Ra gretly tee a i eg M ti | on, vice prod i. Purner, cosh; Ht. | HALLARD property -- Make your | RAUTMAN Plumbing Co, Buff 1. |"-——gpeciaL NOTICE atinee Say F. Parkhurst, Asst. cash. Fexchange| real estate wants known to Mar-| BAKER 4 i, ‘phone Biack 1064 a: jon prine ti U,-@., Murope. |. tin & Forrester. Ballard, Real ee- | F391 6 i telephone cross | = tate ” neurapces nd car line Jersigned will eive r PUGET BOUND NATIONAL NAD _—_ + a : w. E. Na co r |. OF SEATTLE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. PHOTOGRAPHERS. bay ee ry : nkevitle Capital stock paid in, $628,000; sare |< -—--= l ;ovecerF wees — p.m. March fist Grand Production of — | ptus) #36 000 AUTTERW UIT & Sons, embaim-|> hoto Co., 218% Colum-| to | 3. Furth, prea: J. # Goldamith, | ere 1426 Phird, Tel, Pike 49. brag A ie to get retouched; | the following dime i lwtee. prea Mg gp > stamps, 24 for Zh0;| 9% first grade lumb han ee res: By Ne. aia, nee FURNACES. button free; open Sundays. and dressed to pat with one Ine the United States and Europe FINLAY &@ ROWU, 1408 To FIFTH Avenue Btudio—ia26 Sih a % hole for lag nd ten 1% N yf u bird a near Pike. Call and get spe¢ holes for pins. to be fob] |National Bank of Commerce yrs prices for this mont cars Beatle. Sea Automatic Paid up capital $150,000 S ad Amateur finishing. Wilse, Mob. bi a ne Exchange mpany | Transacta gone banking tusiness | MAN going to New York, or near, | Ph McD. bik. | _per E._A. SEELEY, president | H C. Henry, prea; R. R. Spencer the fore part of April, can earn $3 atos on watches. 13: ond ave a | colts © date Boson wpiuts fee pent: | 4h’ GE", FaTk ol April can eat § stamp photow buttons: 100 sna av, | STORAGE ANO WAREHOUSE. | An Inctantaneous Success Safe Deposit Vault » for Real j " no fare paid Traing Sta “Wan tirre 7068-10 Occidental av. household i Mee fAL E OR. Jacobs, Trenholme & , H F Scandinavian- American Bank |.” § tat Wea ae sanoine <<! Splendidly Inte ‘ Of Beattie, A general banking busi: | COOK cance, second giris, |$200—Nice level lots, 2 block trom TAILORS, om ania bties epenits $1 106.0 ham help of all kinds, | Queen Anne school and car-line/ or 3 tach ness transacted. Deposits $100,000.) Oicg oplopment Con Kel | Fifth avenues & tantly aeeain {0° | EXT PLN TAILORING CO. ia07 tae) — Elegant Scenery dl lat vice pres.; A. M. Boelberg, caah.; | 1106 Third avenue. csmes | sone avenue weet the 2 'for $560. | A. Tl ANDERSON. Sit Second SY./ Frices—80c, Yo, 00 J 2 xu eae caah No branches. | HELP WANTED—FEMALE, |$300--Ninetoonth avonug iehnt om 2 | TAXIDERMISTS. 3 a . oe -HOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, € a: ear i f Second avenue and Pike Bt Capital able work, 619%4 Pike. Dougian. | g409 to $6,000—Ne in atl parte | CO: BERG, 118 ‘Third Avenue,” chlight Moving paid wp, $100,008 EB. C. Neufelder ED—Apprentices to learn| of city and Ballard; will evil most | Gud GUNSTON, 2017 First avenue Mereiute epg gy pres.; J. R. Hayden, cash; J. T | Baughman’s Glove Fitting Dress here ¢ ost ny terme. (oo McKinley; “Vik \ Cross Greenleaf, asst. cashier. Commer nt at Madam Muriel nt 200 & e aod land 6 acres] La adh Fitad Me Lanctbe lanes Sone Adritred ae cial savings and trust bovis is the only xe cher of this system ared and fenced, some. fruit.| We manufacture all kinds of can. | Yost i" fr on Jafta ps b 7 in the et anion Kye P house coms : covered Horse nke ‘o j and others. Seco! BUSINESS COLLEGES. Yana bi MeDonatd vinek noe. ibenem’ we, baths | vas oc horese wt ail Bi nas of prices, | Admission 10 | individual Instruction. all euidects, | HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. office, on county soad: thuber| tle Tent and Awning Co. BEST methods and teachers, Acme | GRAND PACIFIC Hotel—ilis Firat | ¢@0Ush to pay for e manufacturers. Marion » Business College, Second and Pik house newly furnished, ali | Barwain—Dairy farm, 160 4 0} ee TINNERS. N. W. School Telegtaphy: Starr-B'd - pF poserat from river, all stocked rney | FINLAY & ROBB. Butt Wileon ® Modern Buninoss Cniinge w | He y na $60 Up. €20 1el.| cows. and “farming implements: |§ ——— COLLECTION AGENCIES. Bre HOTEL, 906 Firs good reason for selling; any reae-|__ TRAINED NURSES, CONKLIN HOUSE, 114% drd ave onable offer accepted. Miss Poelinits, trained nurse; grad. MONEY collected, 61 Boston bieck. | MUNRO Hous ee $2500-—-80 ranch, 90 acres improved;| uate John Seely hospital, Galves- GON: RAL Bui ——— | ee venus OO fruit trees, ati marsh land; ton, Re noes. Hotel York RR om ‘ »' OR ana LUERS, 3 miles from Seattle educts. IN » BNOGLEBENG —- Painting panes : SURANCE. axiom kdpal country” heme, 60 acres of|___TRANGEER COMPANIES, “HOME MADE BREAD hanging, kale iming 1 Pin BURNS & 4 3 9 gant ral Ey neral in me bate ny yi oe a ' - bes _ EYRDS Transfer Main ii ex ticket for Me; lest, BSODEKQUIST & KOSBLEAr, snopa : mn nan Pp asked t can bem or at Romy at 218-220 Spring street W_V. Rinehart & Co, 600 N.Y Bik. | 495 1b canes laa t elenied, en 1) Nu edebe nabs a KURRCOPES. bide R j SWIFT, house and #ign pain JUNK. fenced; house and log stable, 10] ar" Barqal at iy mpic Purniture 1413 Second AV — ter, Lake avenue, Fremont i" infles from Seat ~— ri avenue, ‘ " Bon Marche block. Tel. J. R. BWLPT, house and si n | SEATLE, JUNK CO. py highest |$150 Kach—25 acre tracts, ood house : Western ave, ‘Phone Main 6 80 acres and log how 2AS Manutactured Re- . ‘ GLATRVOYANTS. ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest CAMPRELL & CO., rke. * veri and general repairing. 213 HOTEL BUTLER | (GERTRUDE MYREN, greatest liv prices. prompt returns Mu ish and $5 per month for 4 Solumbia street, Robeson Bre app ing clairvoyant and, $18 2d av Weatern avenue, Tel. Pike $18 acres of good land; easily cleared; VO | Seattie’s CAl * Florance Marvin, 1b yearr Seattle - running water; 10 aeres alder bot- | ~~ Bie OULU S.0ny fe nie 7 |MRS. HENDERSON, clairy | 8” ROTHWELL * 3 | as Parker, 422 New You | 1 * Ph ’ nS, He NOMe Ean ty eee | Jaane “Bor ih tgaie, Bre | Pri Parker, 422 New York | o% eee ON AND PLATING. |& jan Hotel. re ea mea) Beaten De) pea Gen Be Uline wets | tak Anicktteety i, eS ee cones vere” ‘ox wt tbabaled teed etn peeewseeoee foceae ou —™ Hebets QrMseeartreece guc a ba ve as eq

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