The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1901, Page 2

yf Tho a nounsement the Amcrican Federation pr # Paring r the United States © for the t J hearty ress « ¥ on the part of the Aw ' y g dustria In Apr x the ex n act ext y y secu t tevo \ F Lieve t € the American people ea ‘ K : enact a . t t : ing the A ' a that the ct Kt xcluded f work 7 market in Hate past hen th 4 matter is pre prob itt arent 5 that there is room for some deba 4 We are not a cheap p henee we cannot aft t the F lower-class Chinaman to come in and establish hims ng us asa a competitor for unskilled wage, Our own working ha taught ; live; but ages of world-darkness and unprogression have but | duly in the tnteltigen Chinese laborer the stolld knowle % It te his to subs AY deal of dif . ; subsisting, you wee, A few cents a day—we are talking realities ‘ Comitating ideals—is sufficient for the latter style of exister fully inadequate for the former. The foundation of wage-sca 4 with reference to the expense-requirements of the laborer tn ts tleular section of the country in which he works, This, at | 4 fact in our own country, and must hold good notwithst a leaome reductionary deviations now and then resorted t % Where little is required, little need be given Do we, then, wish to throw open our work-a-day doors to the elant 3 eyed, rice-eating © Deo we want to jump out of our cwn wi and bid him horde In upon us at will? we to the end that there a be room enough for our Oriental friend to squat upon the floor and eat? Certainly that would be the acme of Pagan politeness, and the @epth of Christian folly. Very true, we dwell undeveloped resources. in @ vast domain abundantly furnished with Unquestionably these resources need to be de Yeloped. Tint by Whom? By the Mongollan coolle at thirty-three-and three-fourths cents a day with no questions asked, or by an intelligent ‘white man at living wages with a home to make for himself? Well, which? It’s not #0 hard to answer Surely from the domestic standpoint the exclusion act must be re newed. As for the other phase of the problem there is something to be heard from both sides the international p The Chinaman says and not without f “What kind of a ‘fr ouniry’ tx this that you're running? You exclude criminals, paupers AND—Chinamen ‘The answer is that the Chinese exclusion act was born of grave neces sity at a time when danger menaced We bended the creed to the need. Neither has disappeared ‘Twenty-odd years ago several thousands of Chinese laborers were Drought over to the United States to assist in building the Central Pa- ¢ific railroad. These imported workmen were looked upon as being the @dvance guard of s Mongolian “horde whose incursion would demorallze Our labor conditions.” Therefore the exclusion act was passed, to be th force ton years. In 1892 our national fathers in their wisdom decide that that danger was still a keen probability in the bolt should be shot and the door thrown wide; Years. Is there any evidence that this menace i* not as likely te fen years ago? If there is, then that reason show Weight, and doubtiess will be, by congress, * John Chinaman points his finger at us and charges that we diserimin Ste; and he Is right. But txn’t it a pretty safe national policy to diserim nate against an article that ts sadly ignorant and very cheap? We discriminate againat that which ts bad and that which ts Are not ignorance and cheapness two as Into our industrial life so the act was renewed f another ten 1 be given its p just as dangerous quantities to wickedness and penury are to mix with our @ocial life? and can we not prohibit and prevent that admixture with Out stuitifying our democracy or violating our international comity? tt ‘would seem that we can. Not always shall the creed be held greater than the need. | Opening Tide Lands YOUNG SEATTLE At & meeting of the M fact PASSES AWAY (cr association in tie rooms of th chamber of commerce last night, th | matter of establishing grades and opening up the tide lands, was dis Said to Be a Descendant of the Var | Soseed and it wee madea epecta! mous Old Chief der e eeting, Septem- ber ‘The suggestion 4 permanent e O. M. Moore that hibit of local manu- facturers be established, was laid Matthew P. Seattle, the son of over till the next meeting. John Seattle, a Puyallup Indian, and| The committee having in charge claimant to relationship to Chief Se2| the manufacturers’ direetory, re ttle, for whom this city was named |Ported that 10,000 roples would be fe dead at Lawrence, Kam, of con-|Feady for publication within two sumption, aged 23 years. _ Matthew Seattle was a talente young man. Born among hie peo Telephone Ordinances Signed ple, he graduated at the head of bis Glast in the reservation school at|,,)A'* Dentenday afternoon | Mayor Puyallup. Then he attended the | fumes signed sem, 2 ye Tacoma High school, winning fur-|'*t'"& to the amendments of the ther scholastic honors, and coming | {@nchise of the Independent Prominently into view ax an orator. | Phone Co. and allowing of the 4 His speech at a Fourth of July cele-! (."" d atic ephone bration in Tacoma a couple of years, ago was a brilliant effort |[MSORLEY @ HENDERSON, her r four years the young m ness and saddlery, 212 Occidentar *4 in Kansas, both at Haskell | ° sell the State unieoomy | A 1ce—The best, lasts long He had nearly completed « course Main 1000. in law when he died. | en for charter. Tel, West The claims of Matthew and John| wo Foam oP Btent San Beattie to relationship to Chief Se. | Battie have been denied by Angeline. the old chief's daughter, but wheth @r through jealousy of Matth progress among the whites or of ws GVERSTOSKED Own porition as the chief's only @aughter, ix not known Fifteen Hundred Men Wanted ‘The free public has orders for 19060 a it cannot fill. The ma hevers comes from street ing contractors. office which for la- nd build~ employmen MONITOR $50,000 From General Fund | Of the numerous street improve Ments ordered by the city within the last year, the munictpality has be come liable for more than $50,000 of the comt. This will be paid out of the general fund. We are closing out al pone 9 eye ranges. If you are going to A Sight of a Lifetime need one soon you had better Three battleships, lowa, Wisconsin Ml pet one now And Oregontare now at Port Orchard ae sregomere, bw taut atenuee 6-hole ¥ @f Athlon from Columbia atreet dock Ml closet at 640 m. or 1:15 and 445 p.m. Fare We round trip. Mamtest time. Best ver Or. Gheatra on board Speiger & Hurlbu', 1215-1217 Second Ave. Zo battleship. Steamer Athlon. | Go to Mpinning for Vsycle repairs | y Southern Pactti WINDMILL [FRESH RANCH mn) James Hamilton Lewis In His Nordstrom Appeals. | | ble and 4 " ‘ 20c Conte Nerden, dees HOME SMOKED Mr. L wie July ie Hanford Pr Y attor ye on. that the sy $1.00 Sheriff Cudihee, and th wi na P FRUIT JAR CAPS m bebe m w bas FRUIT JAR RUBDERS Rayed thereby us IDEAL FRUT JAR RUE m= and to proceed notwith ! ay the execution, Prosecuting WIRE CLOTHES LINES y Fulton said “It cannot feet and 100 feet « ach | CHAMOIS BKING. A LOCAL RAILWAY uy aepeycne ete | | CROQUET SETS 4 be § balls per per net OFFICE VACATED | TRON FRAME CLOTHES 0, R. & N. Will Take Charge of @ 0 WINGERS . | ood ones, each Ls Southern Pacific Busin |@ PALL REARING CLOTHES | | wri ERS 1@ Work very easy, each ...62.25 Ry a move decided upon by a com TEA KETTLES FOR OIL nation of railroads, passenger de ; STOVES z tr expenses to the Pact Each Rates may be reduced upward TIN MUFFIN PANS. 0,00 4 month. The change is ef 3 y abolishing th Meow Under t »'$ Cooper & Levy, THE FIGHTING A Scanner i SRATTLE STAR. CLASSIFIED ADS. ss Ean BTORAGE AND WAREHOUSE ' Pacifico Coast Steamship Co jy Sean Francisco lj Pee. Walle ABSTRACT OF TITLE Ht \q and Un s July | OOROKNE, TMP RR a CO. io ¢ wv a6, 7 Abstract Company, - Hinhed 7, 12, 1 7 pet 163. M claim abstracts, Haste For South-Eastern Alaska mont « fe hulldine fi ~" hinge stoma Leave semttle Whittieney-Hantord Abstract proof tents, mining k nd 19, - 18; Queen, July 9 24 ' r pe . M4, a wind eRATTLE TENT &|¢ Aug. 1, 1 AKA, July M4, 20, Avg. | ARCHITICTR HELP WANTED. Bet: of es ot Omen, O18 Piewt Aye, ® JOUNGRATIAM, archite 4) FIVE ifenmes, in city anid out,| TENTS, awnings, fags, tarpaulins FeruintS: Co Gen, Ante, ban’? McManus & Walker, 407 8. ¥. bile | nt. oMice 1 ts er by experts at a moment's no - BOW HOUGHTON. 6-1) Collins. Phone, Black 8721; n phone, 208 tice. Bunde Erland, First and | jn ——" vi ; Trois ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ¥ = fh ba ee NORTHERN PACIFIC Wi ' n to TAXIDERMISTS Vii, WUTINER, “attorney “at| Koop away t t ag law, Suite prosecuted and defend fron Poalan 4 CE TENE, THiS Third Avenue AMSHIP CO « ull courte. 18 years expert . = dy ence. § Dankruptey. | BOY nted f TINNERS. Wank on Comp a. Abstracts tory th FINTAXY WRORM, F ci TT, careful (Collections | HELP WANTED—FE = SINEb NURGiS. Double Fast = Freigt Wx Ptat nercial and | Profitable werk iy Vike Douginn ‘ F press and Passenger Service nk ref Third ave Mi CLAUDIA M. POLUNTIZ ' Phor Matin 1000. HOTELS, FURNIGHED ROOMS. trained nurse, graduate . . PECKUERT. A. J—Civil and cf GRAND PACIFIC Votei—iii6 Firat ; Smployment Of ng with the t F (over postofiice); | Hotei favoy—Roome Wc up. @ 7 TRANGFER CO. SFANIES. ‘and ¥ ae r 26 ri ¥ iu iid ard ave. | BYKE oeaaeeers ui i J.P HALL, 16 and 14 Roxwell b ~ hikan f Columbia st. ‘Phone, Biue 6% INSURANCE. UMBRELLA REPAIRING. see enatnage Cases a Apeciaite | BUANS & ATKIN general in- | UMUMELLAS manufactured. fte- Moderate Poon n Free surance, 18-14 Hoston’ Ilock | covering and general repairing, $00 Prove i « VOICE CULTURE tere ae tr wier Whart : . wis b, Hoaton _ rahi) G. MAGNU BCHUTZ iH i: HB. MARTIN, 610 Mutual Life bid K. JUNK ANTED if you j eda satay, ag 4,8 p.miy,, 10, tds bates balding, | W&Rt correct Weights and prompt) WIRE, IRON ANO PLATING. — : le WD. LAMBUTH, 200-6, Pacific bik. | Her. Puget # Nat | WANTED. be A © MACDONALD, 9 Burke Bid. ‘ aa apectalt A . falls from Yesler EM 42-43 Haller bidg “.OANS AND INSURANCE Call at 1300 Weller atreet Sun 8, at Wy » eo KNAPP. 10 Haller bids. | Jaues BOTHWELL_—Loans, Ove |S pore any, Ase BMG. WARD KEMP. <r Hurke } ina, surety bonds. #8 hoston bik LEGAL NOTICES. The steamship CITY OF SEAT iy LA Jew York bi. | | pe to POM ky YE) et HON Oba NY bk | MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. County, Bate of Washington. | De » Hkaguay and return, 6 ni eit ti w York bk | EL. McALLABTER, (62-4 Pioneer. | an Gente ‘ai.a72 hours, 20 minutes P. PERRY Durke bil = | of recatver'e sale Of cunéry aasete of by LANGLAND. bs 8 MISCELLANEOUS. ‘ bony dad r Subsequent Sailings AUCTION SALES. ge Pong oe oh take | sewer, be Pedi Cag' cake Dt avetion & Fox, 13% Third Ave TTLE Au = me hb “I io MARTIN, general “auctioneer OPTICIANS. oe s. —— ; ae A. Lindauer, eyes ex. free. 82 Pike. | House, “tm . S. CHARLES NELSON ra Ss iow. For tkaguay and Intermediate | second avenue a 1X yeare experience chronic ¢ at pubiic 6 . paid up, $100,000. fi t & Howell, osteopatha, biaders. in OODWELL & CO. Lid pres: J. R. Hay wears wick Fane, Main 7s pe Ger ont Greentoat, a ‘Commercial | WABHINGTON Institute of Onte- Prone mre ADORE. El savings end tant Sastpens opat ate Deposit’ Bullding. | NE puGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK | Hetablished in Reettie three year. on renee 4 OF BEATTLE Phone, Main 6%. Pee tea See Oels im Seanote: our- |" SCULIOTS AND AURIGTS. | PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE J Furth, pres; J. 8. Goldemith, | Dit KINI, Galley Building | Lely forteited by och failarg, nkeny, cashier. yi POND. 1 && cas rewened a Trem dents In principal cities ie ree As . ’ " tn the United ment and Europe. Dr. J. A. Mackinnon. ¢ Chapin bidg. | Por NOME, and TELLER National Bank of Commerce Li SUeLLsAsAnonl © iincwiey | much aemegents ‘wal Paid pital $150,00 up PATENT ATTOANEY. ore tahes charge of the ¢ ansacts general banking business Sane gon Raltwag:& Navigation Ce, dea ; S. S, ROME CITY | ict ictee rie aE laitinete. | Barnes @ Co. 14-18 starr-Boyd bide in Caltf gad the several Yesale tall Great , ensh. Safe deposit vaults for rent. | FB ADAMS dratting clan bid tub cade bh Wasbtnaten and Ove- a ee pasa Sate Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent Pain Fetes Tae teal Siar he te 104-106 FIRST AVEWE Tresiay August 7 QD D.| THE MHEE NATIONAL BANK |p -NOGLEBERG — Painting, paper -. , ’ bs, . — m0 Di! Pins. a} agent for Yesior and lngte dé pet en es ame hanging, kalsomiming. 1022 Pins, Telephone Main 182 Freight Om Ticket Office General banking business transacted PERSONAL. White Pass & A atington Tock Foret av. | 3: D. Hoge, jt, pron; M. MeMick- avenue office el. Main Tol Main iiss | om vice prem: L. Turner, cash; R.| DEEDS, Wills, Mortgages, the & b F. Parkhurst, Asst. cash F&F han Contracta, wers of At iver in the above entitie ¥ the Bout for the Seattle Dally on principal cities of US. Kurope | AMdavits prepared: collections al- | property of ‘the | North ac ul Dougall 5 outhwick 717 -19- 21-23 First Avenue / | MEN'S CLOTHING POSITIVELY the last special sale of Men's Spring and Summer Suits this season. We ote today $200 MEN'S SUITS At the Uniform Price of e ‘The selling values are $15.00, $18.00. The lot embraces every spring 4 summer sult in the house. ¥ of the weights are sultable for fall wear. The fabrice are ch Tweeds. Chev Worn ‘anaimeres and Sere arly all are hand made, Linings and trimmings of the 00, $22.50, $25.00, $20.00. M fa NOTE—We are conservative in advertising quality and wore- manship. We simply invite your Inspection, and if ave your nize we guarantee cloth and work ary alterations made in our workroom without ‘gy: HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE The Mid-Summer Cl Sale Ends August 15. All Furniture a quarter to half under price. example of the -arance COUCH like Muatratt hoisterers. Fr It with patent n, the produ Ameri t of a's mont #kilifal up: in two feet six inches wide six feet solid oak, finished golden and polished, Fit structible ateel springs, topped with an abun- which In tu rally covered with fine avy velour, In brief, a ner #0 substantial that it will Regul $16.50 ne and over te dant covering of mons, n is Lit ring Is extra bi quality of cotton. ¢ rich appearing couch, built In a man for ye Special Clearance Sale Price $11,65 G. L. HOLMES FURNITURE (OMP’Y 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. intain its splendid appearance r price to, ke. detendant therein POCO C OSES OS LOSES HUMBOLDT s.s, CO 3 om. n to * real Scandinavian- American Bank {°"%0" (m. drromitlons kaken ot 8 A general banking busi E o pkruptcy proceedings; f Sees. es gee 3 Koom B, Arlington hot AMUSEMENTS, ° | 3 00d as new, for half the money. 110 and 1 Rerinning at the so wk 9 of Minors & fition to the City And Kvery Tea rays Thereatter ing Business Trane- | Becond avenue south. ected. 3 S. S. HUMBOLDT 3 Fy oe (over postoffice); office open until | GRAND OPERA HOUSE : caah. No branches. | 55 5 a ES , ARGAINS in seeoud hand house- * For Skagway, Juneau 4 obe Canadien Book Of ei Gall Geode: anit ok Red Front Pur - we “Calmont: “anneatas Monday night, August 1 — and Ketchikan (elant Milton” Bal er een: rn ae ee vee a King county The One Big Event. | ; ° fine secondhand cook stoves, bed- nt partiontasty do 7 AUG. 14th, 19013 aiiowed' ‘on timwe Foom vets, carpets. ‘They look as | Sat ot Wpainaton, 07 ° ° ° ° Grand Sparri a SBATTLET BaatCR-Ce THE cheapest place to get gasoline on tee retin Agent. plBATZUS PRANC vere ot | and ‘oll stoves, gasoline and coal | Oakes svenue ts $ cient | Arlington Noe troy *- Ser. tl, te at Olympic Ol Co, #17 Third Dock. “Phone 1033. oti CAMBRON, Mer, nue. Main, 91. 2-burner shies e Ticket Office: | t ave- WICYOLE KePAins oline _stov 14.0; gasoline, <a anette, 2) COLUMBIA, Hartford and Vidette | 410 for & gations. th oJ O90 000%! Bicycles. “Christopher Bros, 1112 | ADVERTISING rates of all maga- ond zines and newspapers furnished on the government meander Go on the CITY OF EVERETT BUSINESS COLLEGES. sertising Bureau, New “york | fr" 1? tne, line between tote 6. eee SEATTLE, EVERETT, | CUAnk8's Pernin shorthand school, | _ building, Beattie. eke. nevtbowes exencr ef. tet For Points, Ina fua: stru 4 Doeton, WITH WINE AND PIE, regular Ano EDMONDS Route’ ies potion co Union id; | dinner, tbe. Alley Restaurant, al Between EP Leave seuitic, 1.0 6. mid m., ead ndtvidual instruction. all eubjecta, ley on Columbia bet A and ard. —_—— thom Leave Kverett 9:16 a m, 2:30 and TS p.m. Three round tripa dally except Sunday. Colman dock, Seattle. Tel, Red 331. Fare Thc: round trip $1.00. Wiret- | class meain served at #0 cents, X FINE restaurant range and cake oge. Second and Pike | cooker ata big bargain. Martin & Fox's salesroom, 1328 Third Ave Telegraphy: Pione : Coll Man ii@ | PASHION Hair Store, 1313 Becond avenue; diagnosis of the scalp CON RACIOR and BUILDERS, free of charg 4 OXYDONOR “Victory,” the genul & Wells, general con ty Pimite: Starr-Boyd building cures all diseases. "Avoid imita- %, tions, 4 McDonald block. SODERQUIST & ROSELEAF, shops BEST methods and teachers. Acme | Champion Heavy Weight Coast, "204 DENVER ED M Sparring Partner of Gus Rubi: And Good Preliminaries, © N Ser rae jens to the place WILSON'S Tonether with the appurtenance | tne fe and rights of Works im an4 to said premises ding the foll RE cure; nature's cure. Wh chinery and ama- The White P. 0.130 Sort - tism, dyspepsia. 1506 Second Ave. | ana a and Yukon Route. SE St | LADIES try «bath. Mrs. Tait, | Sst ** and form: still to be fixtures CLOTHES CLEANIN SEATTLE Cloth careful massage. 911 Third avenue. | warm: Old gold and silver. H. Secure seats at box office Sats m. the on, Atlin. Big Salmon, Yukon, Kon Pressing Co. ; dike and White Horse Min- clothes In shape $1.80 months aye: | Hensel. mfg. jeweler, 28 Hinckley. | he “main, building” so ed on ing Districts ing. repairing. 1007 aré. But 1004. | MRS. B. BENNETT is again at @ | sitsciments ant commcsuons aa | SEARCHLIG Through line, Skagway to Daw- ff) HIGHEST prices for cast-off ecloth- |. ltsiler,block: hair, sealp treatment in said main bu! the 1305% Becond Avenue 659 miles. for lor 8. PLE fon, dere | MRS. HANBON, ing Dave Taylor, 10 Starr-Royd bla DANCING ACADEMIES, WN, € ‘ annealing tn the ware: | aiiding,”* sa" called” sicuated | fn eaid described premises with tne turn, | Showing F = Deneath said fone, the brick emake stylish millinery; corner 4th and Pine PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON Admission, 100. ther O'Grady’s 4 transformation scene; horseles® tions made at Dawson prices Yukon river pointe = see forming 8 Sart ot the “mace ‘ DANCING lessons, private : ery engines of New York city; ridé ; oo al Prot. Wilson's Dat | Di. J. G. BTEWART, specialist in wait de-lthe Eiffel tov Piccadilly FE. C. HAWKINS, Gen's Mgr eee oo Cae | diseases of women, inburgh Clon} @trival of train at Paris exp J. FRANCIS LEE, Traf. Mer. =| _ Medical Institute, Boston block. | ac |and others Seattle, Wash, and Skagway “DENTISTS. DR. MILES, removed to 16-16 Heus tn Alaska A.W. PHILLIPS Heussy bik. ~ sy Bidg.. ird & Pike. Tel een 726 | ing power therein ee ee | Chicago Dental Co. 2-3 Hinckley, | DR. VAN DYKE, diseases of wo- | CLASS B | eereretistetetiets Tir Ters men. obron, b. D1AS. | roain, equipment. implements nd’ rerensi | pe ‘ S) DRAMATIC OFERATIONCMUOLS | PR, HINKLE, 31-219 Mutual Lite | property ot whatever & ind er nature or | D- | i] *| PRANK C. BGAD amatio and bldg. Te ite 639; res Buff 941, f cia above described in $ For Honolulu Direct $) "creraticc const: Vapectal “summer | DR: PALMT-t8 Btarictoyd blac | cine & than the ‘Matures ‘ po Z| course in all grades of dramatic | Tel. Black 856; res. Green 1651 fount] Reiiat | art, elocution, voice placing, oper- | Pn ANNIE RUSS inckley | and « ail tn be part's = The Globe Navigation Co, 3) sus torce: “Mieadaye’and #ridaye | - EEL a ‘trees thie ces | # wit, dienateh the tore | —eulte 8 Holyoke block | PRINTING AND BINDING, — hy Fe E lowing steamships — Hureka, 4 DYEING AND CLEANING. | MARKET Report Printing & Pub. |“ below & Mote npico, ba boererigsrrgieseren Tor | MIRE, Co. hlh-wrade Job print: | *: neluding in| , risian Dye Worke call for, | ing. 314 Spring Bt, Tel., Hutt 643 “ * Sailing About July 15 * D, press, deliver your clothes. | BULL BROS. sr Butt $42._| that certain glenn. S machine | * %| clean. press, deliver your clothes LL BROS,, commercial printers; re in thie notica mentioned as excep & And every 30 days thereatter, % | i : 14. | $08, 307, 308 Washington Bid., over |! from said sale, $ omice of the company, base. | —ouerR avenue. Phone, Main 72), | METROPOLITAN Printing & Bind- | tais ant’ suppl Gee tn them | ¥ ment Mutual Lite’ Building. ; DRESSMAKERS. ing Co. 112 Yesler. Tel. Flue 01, | ture of ginss, and all Anlshed Ge unaniah | % R. Chilcott, general agent | ss ‘said manufactory produced * FOR Ladies” talior and “reception | PHOTOGRAPHERS. | care ronan din] dricictetrteinirick triiiet ietrtetcteictede gowns call at Lamb Sisters, 310- | STAMP Photos—double slae Wa Yor | - | 311 Colitn Oc 2 button free photo jewel: | CVCTeeooo—orees ; aA Ww " ity P Rar Ey: | seeoees 9 | LYNCH » SHAW. (7 Haller Hide. | Novelty Photo Co.” 218 Columbia | CENTENNIAL 3 | Mame 4.8. Smith, 7 Hinkicy Bik. | Amateur fnishing, Wilse, Sullivan Sand TELLER dire ELECTRICAL MACHINERY, | ecting at Teller with Str. $7 wes ~ LUMBING. waakeer inom ‘and’ motors Ynetalled,” house. | HAZLEPES MULLIN — New work | rae gard 2 Wiring and bell work, 1314 Western | -SUaranteed 1 year. Tel. Buf 19%. Third Sailing About Aug. 10 $ = 2 H. Woodhouse Co. Tel. Main 044 The Centennial stock ac FUNERAL DIRECTORS, RAUTMAN Plumbing Co. Buff aii commodations are the best In) BUTTERWORTH # Bove, emb BAKER & BON, ‘phone Binck 1064 | this notes a etterh For rates and informatio Oth LOE 1 688 Third. Fel, Fike THEO TURNER Tel. Green 71. | *e. | apply to, NORTHWESTERN AL. —— And sotlce te hs Cale meat Ft i one “0% RUBBER STAMPS, aforenaid General office O LOAN —Private maney si ror and di Py an Reape ore rate of Interest. Groll, Damus & ERCIAL STAMP WORKS-— | Sinintia ce gue AM will car bullding. City tt mer, 101 Maion street rman Block. 110 Cherry. | hares” irenazctner or others of the ered: | 1% 25 Conte WARRANTS b rinon & Eh caune Whiowe said di | decree ight and wold, Mor Iman Mutual Life bid spective claims. a in said onder any “holder ‘end SOCIETY NOTICES. | BEST ag, XT, ROUTE OLYMPIC Of, CO. 1? Haller bloc qf8 cabinet photographs, $1.8) of said ctatme’ met Si tor'ana Turehere eamer aes 0 oe r dozen for the next three days, | said A 4 purchase ; mer Lenves Seattle (Columbia dock) FOR RENT. Eastman's new studio. 211% Pike | te. ut civer, wilt eatee Our = mid-sumi Monday, Wednentay and Friday at gionis ROOM at 184 Sixth avenue, | See Ss clearance sale on Wall jot ah-letnny teatle, Wromhaares. Tas Has been used as retaurant. Large REAL ESTATE, ge Paper t k Weiup Falla’ Potlsch, tnion City | Store, $15.00 per month. Call 1818] Wit pave e choice at oF Taceat iets | heer itrma nea per to make ro d way points. turning, arrives xth. cottages, modern dwell! cave of Its accepten: . urday, et 9:30 p. m. hue and Harrison large yard: fine| man: America § | Sotional, bank of Seattle urday, | die viesie’ semameinnte peak ie ee Sn goers quality him or it ase ty Diamonds, Watches, Fino Jewelry | + Bun_Btar, ron avenue. and Silverware | FOR SALE. [rege ak Mmproved farine, email oF . any euch | ; : . ree low prices, call on wi such property embrace . Seeaw Albert Mansen | P1GHesT prices tor second ae | COLLINS & WILLIAMS, any bid of a k t STAR PAINT C0 ‘The largest Jeweiry house in th goods, bedri sats stoves, car- Room 66 Sullivan Building. = Ay vg the said receiv . gene en y pote, ete, Red Front Furniture Oe. | DON'T BUY until you to bid ye 40-112 nd Aye. 8. Tel. Red 1222 | our list Bailey, 300-302 Pike, cor. 34) 1° propert dene much Bid With said re. | ¥. HW. Renick & Co,, 211-21 m sald "Clase 8," der shal ret have depositor