The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1901, Page 2

ocTOnER is * THE SRATTLE STAR . THE SEATTLE STAR. AUOPION SALIS p nooms T0 GREET | " Pacific Coast Steamship Co.) =." H 7 STAR FURLESIING 00 San Francisco | __22i¢ Kirst avent shai modern eee ‘fheMeDougall & pe. ees oes | ABBO’S) | iia ' TELEPHONES Ot VUGE UND NATIONAL 3 i t Rusiness Dept, Main 1080. Haitorial Dept, Matn 1138, | outh Pu Wall | ’ ’ nena Sanaa | For South-Eastorn Alaska te VP Ank r | appre | i ergy Lenve Seattle 0 p. am ‘Correnpendents In pring don in | Beattie 107 Third avenue. |Many Prominent Seattle Peo-| M17 “19+ 21-23 First AVENUC: - | seonmmnion comage chiy, cory, ot |t ston and Livros. __ Chicago 817-218 U. Step vidi | ple Leave for Victoria | ~ , ; 4 One cent per copy; wix cents week oF (Wenty-fve cents per month, delivered ah. Comm i . n EES ‘ BOY’S CLOTHING AND enter Main tH B ag | j | — Enterw oftice at 8 Wasntn gaa Whnilbend ion bail ru Pu } VK OF | LOANS AND INSURANCE : mere ——— Se a FURNISHINGS eve ligd The Unrivaled Suoces g r he Rosalle for r ‘ensult thet te acted. | tutaty onda. 2 14 . HERE 1S YOUR CHANCE, JUDGE GEORGE Victoris, B. Ca to Join in the recer A Satlor Suit is the proper thing for @ boy of three or for PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE J) Genera: inthenn tranee ‘ ; an ec a bon 3 Ke tor th In Batlor Bults in u Sh &. OAINY, Prod deat iD. MeMicken, | MACHIN is reat Master gf tion to mike ant hoe . view pr r YA \ t We are makin “ this line, b ¥ t t ’ “ , It's efther of two things, fn the case of Judge George and the city | Cornwall and York, ‘The royal 4 ; A orl MA eng couse faye iat. ona a" | Medicine Rina. vcr ete contatice oe setuken sont rived in Vietorla at ® ovclock this 6d made ot alk wool bli immed’ with white i NOM, 4 TELL Medicine and 4 aR i: ol ple oF Ae : . podbean EEkner © | morning. ‘The committee from the fs don i aenctomme oni april t or Ps ELLER tlonal Bank of Commerce | c | a jority of the councilmen are determin hat the police jude shal Amerioan-British league, havir 1 AT #4.00--A better quality of all wool cheviot sailor Paid up capita 1 | Tone: ©) “be easy” with the men who sell liquor without license, or a majority hare nthe prese siaitin o€ oe i blouse wuits, with red cloth whield, sizes a to 18. ‘ fA nots wane pking - fi . Hlas Attracted Me " AT & > Heavy Blue Wide-Wale BERG he moat serv . ene pres Ynet r 1 Os . @f the counctimon are determined that heavy punishment shall be in- | dress to the Duke, left last night. | T 96.00—Heavy Blue Wide-Wale SERGE, the most ary ei Baie weseit eaulta tor re KANTRONON \ . ¢ fF one or the other cause to this councitmante majority Hartman Discharged | ATs 86,00-—tiue ae Weck WemeMtes Tented? gat, and Scandinavian-American Bank Pe lati Yo Last nigth the council cut of Judge George's salary, and that’s a hin Bias h | slecvon, gmbiern On sleaves, wines 840 8), —- runmevied, * Begoalta, 61.08 A itickart wit atcope 5 ppulation 6 ves D7 pretty strong hint, it ts not? by Deputy United States Marshal .00-—Heavy All Wool BLUE BERGE BAILOR Bt sient ome vad) Firet Av. Sr.No, ogling. came; Jo | meeuae ioc Prone Malt | and the Surr yr : This is a mater that interests the people of Seattle vitally, None save |7 Saturday on | the rae of Lee ud ate stare on colar, meee b ta AD ; Tol. Main Tel. Main 1147 Preast. cam.” Sp. Wee | OCULISTS AND AUKASTS | ‘orthy few desire to see the biind-pigs survive in thelr bold 4 AUGETAG Serre Tne Sule couetry AT 85.00--All Wool JENSRY SUITS FOR LITTLE BOYS, 2% —=— —— The Canadian Bank of Commeroe | YR FONDA Eye, car. nbs . e the unwort ae see the biind-p in thelr t was given @ preliminary hearing be , ler ing suite for the boy's first sult | Peeeeecoorecoooooooooore ot! " throm Bur ding | Country. pe Munity, demand that the law be enforced, the offenders effectually pur Kiefer this morning, There was tn-| viots, tweeds and nerges, at ,,.@3, ®4, ‘so, 6 HUMBOLDT 5,5. CO : Burplue inser SOLO | De AM ‘ p | by Sehed and their iicit, immoral and dangerous business broken up, once | Mclent evidence agatnat Hartman | ras My r | 2B SHELLAL | rot re Judge George has sald that he will increase the FINE every time a AT ®$1.25—NOYS’ FAUNTLEROY BLOUSES, made of fins all chant b a iii deatones ae Secene wan Gh cated ry Bind-pig operator is brought beforehim and convicted, and in several INCENDIARISM S nOYS, FANCY FLANNEL SHINTB—for boys + xsbetithan, Semsnu, Deus “| | PAINTERS ation as Dt, Ase res x Instances he has made good hix word Mt wear 1% to 2461 Be as las Inland and Bhagway | CLATICE & Pern 4 8 |who would go to see this gm i Well, and what then? AT S0c—HOYS' JUVENILE F A | ot hie on 46 Saha 4 with two detached collars, for boya ¢ to 12 years (entirely Oct. 3, at 8 P.M. Wastwaas “z 7 , would ta 3 ‘The biind-pige are still doing business, ‘The law is stilt being openty | Chas Foss Accused of Setting Fires Nabi § 3 ot H > - FEMBON AL take him to be the & ‘ @bd Magrantly defied. The morality of the community ts still being un- 9 a Oe ek eee ee ere RT meth Pe ee | ecode: call at Red Prone Porniture | man he res r think the heey fe 7? ermined. a at West Seattle |§ Sorosts Shoes, Woman Best Shoes. Always ©) wie dete a : Scmpanys Wo can give yeu} vower of doing what he realy 4 It apears that the man who makes it his b to nell Mquor | One Price, $3.50 : Tel. Main 1147, | 622 Int ave, BONS Mod_Bus Main 42] carpets: th k an o BEY | od in Seattlo ta one ot tal os Without a license can not be frightened by the Imposing of fines. Charten Foss, who has been wanted oR | for half the money. 110 « je ; prstapate vat Yo j rapeka * wasins| here in recent years. From the ™ s ‘The legislators who made the state law against selling liquor with- | tempting to set fire to a row of h rope 1 Fo tt th © came to the fe SAE A license were aware of this, too, and they provided a severe kind |Dulldings in West Beattie, was fn-| Before Judge George | ida bade tela pat ie the present ume Bie oft Sal Bie seement— tbe Jatt son, He is now out on a %00 bond. | cures, ©. #. Van Kuren If you are looking for a and Vukon Route. f) advice adjusts family troubis me Rests n crowded from early mon aaa | ‘The city councilmen must have been aware of it. for when a few | Foss Iives in Wert Seattle and the R. Van Kuren, ¢ Van Ky : Te the 5 the » im who foretold ki’ avenue ate at night. There are thas: 4 r te by [and Albert Dickinm the three good store light, which can Atlin, Big Salmon, Yukon, Klon. Guage torvivie fi who was k SN nem | Weeks ago they passed tho ordinance against biind-pigh they, too, pro- | charge againat him was made by | And. Albert dueemaels the he bi aE. bloanare ie Sees. Tnee, Ee Boeri te SP Srinneapotie; | SEE Lloyd, Briache & Cloyd, 36 lore | have come to him who age | Yided a punishment heavier than more fines—the jal! two y raked named Mose, who iinee In the Grand opera house, w come fa'aall see the ‘taleat ing Districts en hix gifted woman and she | ye aoe | spegeicaahncs | blind and to whom @ ray of light W q But Judge George has not USED this punishment—yet: win he |e + |be tried before Judge Ge ed vi ‘Through line, Skagway to Daw- Par ah ay le ae A at ane Dd ged FS nd | not been visible for many yeam Now? b on on a charge of asnal “ * ” Ales. any Undertaking; her charges are ex-| > [now they are able to wee cleaty, 2 | ry preferred against them ona made at Dawsonll! tremely reaeonable, and never more | | sacklt or abe q Throw the biind-pi¢ operators into BARRED CELLS, and see if that Chief's Brother Injured 1p otnesr AM adres a§ Arc | wer Yukon river pointe. M| thon. airvoyants who eve | OXY the gengine |* ait of Abbo's wondertal ag [Won't bring them to their senses, Judge George could choose no more ler hy alana pg oa ig aa! mts Keeler wae deattie 1: her clients inglude ait clase: | §f Metbonaid Bock. "4!" | there are those who have gu ( reereone time than this to prove that he ts police magistrate in fact | Noon. A falling timber crushed his Goes on Drydock B Does not cost you any- B. C. HAWKINS, Gen's Mar, pen Hinder wife hotel, 115 | WANTED—Did gold and silver He | him with lifeless isnbs from B88 well as in name. What a splendid opportunity for him to show the | jeg. Ue was brought to Seattle this! yee i SA thing when not’ burning, FRA NC 18 LBE, Tra. Mer. m. Orgs | i Hensal, mtg (ie a Hinckley sin and rheumatism. Some have] ~ | council that he ts not AFRAID to do his duty! morning by train and removed to che tee wt tne navy yard at high |@ We have them, ree aah, and Skagway. 8) GROw. JOHNSTON, the celebrated | UADIEB. try a bath Mrs. Tait. care-| their canes and crutches bella 7" b: Let him substitute imprisonment for fines; and then, if the counctt | '* widanice heapital. - The injured | 13, vesterday. . ‘ clairvoyant and Lane |e -_ mes | tor recetving But one) 3, Co | Still refuses to pay him his sal Judge G a th an is a brother of Chief of Police y -f 4 years exper ree aings n PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS | ers discard them within a J oe salary. Judge George anc e people will ‘, san : ‘ } hours, 10 4. m. to 9p. m. Palm a STEWA i in an r Sullivan. r Suite Cloaks call . ‘*- | DR J. @. STEWAR ectalint in diw-|and wonder at a power so KNOW where the councilmen stand—whether they want the bilnd-pig’ — ot Fe eine Oo ele Seattle Gas & Electric Co. git For Honolulu Direct %| Gevelopad. Rooms g and 2 Hotell | a. eee puree Medios!) which bas breathed into tham) oe f operators punished or PROTECTED. Second avenue : 214 CHERRY ST it + | Leland #18 Second avenue. | See es ue. Th % le 1 mrane - econ avenu TR. MILES. removed to 16-16 Heinaey | **- _ Here is your chance, Judge George. M. E. “MINISTERS \% 3|MADAM” CAROLINA — The well| butlding. 4 and Pike, Tel, Green 194 nee Gaia rp oft % , * %| known, wonderful clairvoyant me-| HR VAN DY anon of women, © victims of Catarrh, for a : ELECT OFFICERS \ The Globe Navigation Co. | Gium, tells past, present and fu-|_ chronic ai Wah. building | Bronchitis and other éiscammil the ; WHERE WERE THE PICKETS? : . PIANOS |# Wt aimpatch one of tne fol $] ture name given: alist read, a) (LF | Nase! Bronchin! organg argu 8? | towing steam — Eureka, ings and eards vom uf ot anni e (01 4 MG, First M he Cont and # Meteor, Tamp % | 1331% Second avenue Btarr-Boyd bulidi ig. | Of SPNOYEnce and expense Mf ity EP) - Home-staying Americans are too far away from the ure intanad | First Meeting in the Conference . TO * | nem | | el” Mack Wh. fea Orem 165 Jof relief have, after a shert / : Ss | Sailing About July15 = $ |" CONTRACTORS ana mereDems | ORR te Oe licen permanently cured ane - } Of Samar to judge very intelligently and accurately of the scene of Year—Resolutions BAAN \* 3 | ikOMLEY & WELLS, general cos PLUMBING Hor yt Bs Slaughter enacted near Balangiga, when the greater portion of an entire : toms Webabda sak cooks £ And every 20 days thereafter, 31 "tractors, 7 Starr-Boyd sing CAA ue eb ii LEI New wa most agreeably astonishe®, a " ‘er T ree nnortmen: formation epp © . * ranteed one year. wt Company of United States soldiers fel! at the hands of savage bolomen; | 7). scenoaiet Miniaterial assoe! in the city and are In & position te|f office of the company, base. % a eT A ROWELEAW> ator |Geo M Woodhoite Co Tel Maim'ac | Probably none have sem 0 _ dut surely this bloody affair gives cause for wonderment ae well as sor siton of ie hay hal 6. saneting Yon sell you at the if age: Urge me Building. » Spring street RACTMAN Piombing Go. But @ to praise Abbo as the numberatiahl Tow: Where were the American pickets that military rule provides shall | teria» ar ted officers for the en rani LOWEST PRICES iz Cott, General agent. = | “LoTR CLEANING | THEO. TURNEC Tel Green ¢fi__ | fering women who have be stationed around camp that has been pitched within or near to the officers elected a epee and on the very rims | SASARARR RRA RRNA RR RRRRR | Soe Clothes Prem 5, HINTING AND BINDING | COF And relief by his enemy's license ny Ree ® me cnenie "| Wilson Heater for Wood - Qo « clothes in shape $1.0 m MARKET Veepor’. Printing & Publish: | Coveries, with the expertenes) e ev. E. Morris; ea’ TEST TE ITY ? pairing. 1007 Thir Dutt a ‘aa The reports of the massacre at Balangiga—tt scarcely can be spoken |President, Rev. EE, Morris: sec) LOWEST TERMS | CITY OF RETT | qiaffestiseer tse | CE ag OOP ge teed boo per aze a posta Of as a battie—say that the Americans were so suddenly SURPRISED |yison. committee om program, Rev ae call Sa wn ee ret ene | SATIRE bre BD-| Deve Sartor j that make the ved ata by the enemy that few of them had time to. REACH THEIR ARMS be- | E. E. Morria, Rev. A. E. Burroughs) They ‘will last longer. you that we can positively save|{-¥: Beattie, 7.06 a m. 1m, § p. m.| DANCING ACADEMIES | of women a burden and fore the natives cut them down. sed Rev A Rathore pee Since cette ‘binaia, than Cet Tre eitbadslki dose repre:| 9 Thre datiy | PROF, LITTLE, teacher of ball room| was able to give the suffering ® Our soldiers, were at bréakfast, concequently more or leas off guard: |, e*rolutiouaremra:ting the aproach. They are easter to reguiate sented and fully warranted | pone At Benttle eer men @ system of treatment ‘That would seem cause for extraordinary picket-precaution and Rev. W. H. Selleck from the city than eny beater made PIANOS AND ORGANS, or for me. At Be ER ie | icine entirely unknown to: BANGING lessons, private or in Ma es dally. Prof. Wilson's Dancing | School, Ranke block | | nee | STAMP PHOTOS. Str. M Perhaps out of this mournful incident wil! grow a greater caution | were paseed. The former goes « 18-in. lined. Om the part of the brave officers and men whose duty It ts to deal with | Presiding elder over the Tacoma din-| 18-10 | titione 8. And the efficaey has been demonstrated by block. 3.00 | SHERMAN, CLAY & CO': . : Columbia street | : trict and the latter to enange In Al-|IB o1in. plain atest... ... 86.50 eran . TT. Manager| F : _ |ber of women once the - etagtatien laos " the boseapiad | gor ede 1tiae i: Tk ene wel | nomena 87.50 Pianos and Organs i EB. SCOTT, Manager. | pm AMATIO“OFEE ae SCHOOLS TE weak and coeseek, Se prove, not have been taught in vain. o new district correspondent of , , 70) 24 AVE, > bool prepa COMMERCIAL BTA Ree be Rev. lad Dendamin, | RUARIA 5 oeeee ee 9,00 docecccccccesecosooovens | i ener wae nl STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE | *cTiption, and who have The médern spirit of commercialiem which recks not of men's lives, | Rev. John Ball, the newly elected Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney. i * | WER Gocldental ave Houscho!a | Urder Abbo's treatment ‘Was strikingly Mustrated yesterday in the terrible disaster which oc- | pastor of the Valentine and Orillia Seattle Fransfer Co, STREAMERS mr, Tue | goods, ste. Jacobs Treahoime & Co.| cheeks, well formed bodieg Gurred in the Extension mines in British Columbia. After all of the |Ch¥rches was Introduced to the min-| Spelger & Hurlbut Frelght, Passenger ant Bazeare Athlon and Inland Flyer | stow Cases lungs and aiany Se Miners.at work in the slope had nately escaped with their lives from the | ***T* Present STORAGE Fire Ome Deak, 66s 66 | Onk- | con rca cee oe ice tice | SE Last Co., 1818 iat ave. | Bealth. Diaze which threatened, fifteen of them, under the leadership of their Ne Orientals Wanted | 1216-1217 Second Avenue ‘Te Hala 4-6, Oe 623 Pim at i" © Beattie—6:20 a. m. (excep ago Dental Co. ts3 Hinckley abe i | oases, again entered the mines to attempt to subdue the fire arid save hentieat Sooreeosooroes: PamnEvel Bie TED S Ses L128 | ; BERMTCEWATLORING COWTTt The county comissioners yesterday for Bre only) and 4 tm DK HSSMAKE A. Hf ANDERBON, G4] Second the property, but only to meet horrible deaths. advertised fer bids for the conetruc-| df mn | SRE ANEONCHRR octet b cond ave. Fifteen lives were thrown away and families reduced to Ditter want tion of a bridge on the Barney Red on-—8:4 an MN a” atyleh millinery, Co © ‘Fourth ~~ ~ BEAL ESTATS What Some of Jing road, about a mile and a half > We Leave Bidnes _RSTATE 4 and destitution that a few thousand dollars’ worth of coal might be and Pine. WHALLEY & EASTMAN, a north of Snoqualmie falls, It in 1 M. m.. 6:00 p. m1 SSE ladies’ taller apd recepil a7 | man Block. faved! It seems almost incredible that men would thus have risked their stipulated that no Chinese or Japan . #:00 and 11:35 a.|* nt Lamb Sisters, 210-311 Collins [2% acre tracts in Brighton Beach, any Hives for such a small purpose, yet the tale of horror is only too t ese ar loved. block So Ger. Life is the most precious gife of God to men, hirer ia yilee! pati peice ace woot al e Ake ateamers leaving, Seta | LYNCH & SHAW, ae Haher bia | AL gr gap Siglo Patients ‘ ee ie Diamond Ice—That's what you - ae ale, tetkis: m. Le street car, Material things and it 1s not lightly to be imperilied for things of little | net 'te keep cool, Tel Matn 1060. rand 6:1 ewereg, street pala for. of im: @onsequence. Yet how oft | do we find death faced with the hope of eMbandtaeialncias H : saving a, few dollars from a sinking wreck or fiaming pile. WHALLEY & "BA WHALLEY & BASTMAN. Parisian Dye Works—We Cooper & Levy ¢)suvs 4 BEAUTIFUL HOME, FoUR-ROoM NEW (LASSIF iFD ADS. | sere Pace ons, tee Dr. Abbo has cured me of P 33 Colman Block. and catarrh. His treatment wall qT | hes dered iin COTTAGE. LOT « = Wertern averiie. Phone Main t¥2 | FOR wall Improved farma, emall oF | ferent from any that I had 8 | | ( orice, 81 low prices, call on \before, and I will assure | CLUB MARQUIS IT0 3-Star Creamery Gutter Has SE. LOT 90x102. STRACT OF TITLE ENGINERRs AND CONTRACTORS | Room te. Bullivan bY Ming | only ftrestment for a . a aed t lpr 7 + mat _ -- _ = = _ ever knew that did an Advanced 2 Cents Per Pound TRE REMPER & CO. inc.|PUGET BOUND RRIDC AND| Wi have @ ch tet of vacant Teta | Recital Given at the Grand i and will go higher, We are E ra Rol the! Rauway aed dinkwie Wildes ana! rte of the city. German rtender, White House, f Opera’ Pians for Entertaining the Dipiom still selling this saperior bran’ $ AND $25 | ied : ducts, steel and ivom work tor] American investment’ Co, S18 Third] U® near Cherry street 4 House a Great Success Not Perfected as toflows we, || taviiet t| buildings. Dredging and harbor] WORKING wen with, spall” caolta ot been able te | oe cages ovevevesh ys OO | | improvements. Pile dr | see Lioyd, Briscoe & Lioyd ab y nose for se a =% Pate , v ee F building your homes. % r h tried many 8] ‘A large and fashionable andience hier ad ibe x : K cela f them understocd my : MEME aidsmtsed in the Grand opern hoonel Tier nore L cesar rages geil Paahaen rege +00 G57 ERICKSON @ WYMAN CO. dynamos [DON'T buy und ¥.| Dr. Abbo removed two large ® ‘ a woe 0, te peyance, com | |JOuN GRAHA and motors installed. house wiring | H. Renick & Co: from the back of my nose ’ j Yesterday afternoon to hear a re-\ mittee appointed by Mayor Humes| New York Full Cream Cheese |B_WHovan and bell work { Westorn avenne. | WASH. Ol! Invest se |and Tcan breathe naturally, a be S cital given by the Ladies’ Musical / has had but one meeting and will|@ the kind we pell, costa more ————— Finin, | = symptoms of my asthma have t lub. The audience was present by| not meet again until It te dufntvely han the ordinary, because all ATTORNEY S-AT-LAW ANchan | _ SITUATIONS WANTED ea. T feel myself @ well woman ts is § invitation. The program was by| known when Marquis Ito will arrive e water in pressed out of It G H. BUTTNER, attorr t (Private money at low rate] WANTED—By widow with tittle | mm Indeed grateful to Dr, ADB s d Mrs. L. J. Van Ogle and Mrs. Anna|in Seattle and how iong he will stay WT tales aiare Wx tnd Creech erman-American Investment Co. # prosecuted and dete it. Gr amus & Onnor, | “@aughter, position as hc mekeaper for | MRS. CAROLINE Hi n Selkirk Norton, two of the mostgbril-| The Japanese conaul leaves tonight to make it. For @ limited @| @10 tne aven | sage ta banker tee F t acla Widower; city or country. Call or | Ballard, Wash, Chestnut atreet p Nant of local artists, {for Victoria to meet the N. ¥. K time the price remainn at | jue | porated. Avateests Seren an Dahon i? Sete. Mee ate ae ree. & tween First and Second. % Mrs. Norton has lately returned |jiner upon her arrival there. He hi 16 Conte Por Pound | |! « dein OIL CO is Waller Ut nm - eee? b to Seattle after several years of|promisnd to let the Incal cmnittes| dt | of the United “Highest “ccm: | eaoceenecen ee oes OE PRNTS AND AWNINGS nibh, Abbots treatment for Se : study in the best musical conserv-|know about the marquis’ visit 19 cooKING OR KATING AP Third aver Main 10 earn Tl ee eee eeeeneeena cheerfully recommend him a8! atortes, | This afternoon the may PLES. f t fing. | BARN for rent oP me Bogle fitne ine expert oF granted Une if. & FOSTER, Mutual Lite t z iN for rent, with yard, fi rmy duck tents and folding cx pert. a ‘The program was as follows | permit to the Japancne of the city | Per bax 6c, $1.00 and $1.25 . Phone, Malt | block from Second avenue and Pi pede, the. “Gold Medal” kind MRS. J. W. ROBBRE Impromptu Chopin! to have fireworks on the waterfront FRESH PRUNES HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE FRANK B. WIRSTLING, Boston bik | _ Street. ‘See Dutton, 228 Bailey bid ATTLE, TENT. § AWNING CO.| 602 White street Beatle, i 4 ° G.N. " pier rs er be 5 " . a * : ; Soy og ; Wholesale manufacturers, Marion i ee ect AO SZ ihae lesen 2 Ks. They tntend to PANG Y SWEET Por ATOMS. Tk ReLLoe i a. |* pe Reosna' peer ane yd and _ Western. ney trouble, and could get B® : SES gnats Lisst | give ito salute befitting his rank|@ 10 ibe, for : A. RM A 1G, 238 alley b .| off of ‘Becond avenue and Pike | cee awnings. fags TarpaulIne | at night Dr. Abbo's “a ; prang| U2 his arrival here | BURBANK POATORA, W. B_LAMBUTH. $1 Pa ck hone, ote Alasga cutntters in all| Worked ike magia trom te 4 “Resolution Lassen| 130 pounds. Per 100 lm. .$1.65 D. ©. CONOVER, 2-4 Hiallor b ne) eg Js gg ey sete, stoves, org, | Se ee MRS. ELIZABETH WHITUM Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton JAPAN RICE LYMAN 1. KNAPP. 16 Halle fing| tte. Red Front Furniture’ Con so TAXIDER MISTS 208 Taylor street, Seattle Z "March Fun\bre Tchalkawaky Excement quality, per Ib.....7 WARD KEMP.’ ; < |, 12 Second ave. south. Tel. Red 122. | CC BERG, {88 Third avenic 1888 Taylor Garam s iemorenaue” «...-...- if Bree ak| peri, Tae ee yee ¥. F. DOUGLAS, w York vii. | CROCERY a Sonfecti nery: wood lo TINNERS r A wonderful eye doctor, ts Dr, . Btude Op. 25, No. 1.......... Chopin| . at + as MACH PETER Now York bike rn FINTAT @ WOU, Tal Grew IN | bo, for T was practically ude, D. No. 9 € SMOKED BALMON x | EYNTAY’S ROBE Tel Green TW ; eee Op. 3 hopin N extra thick and fat, per Ib. 20c PIERRE P. F if rke block, | TRANSFER COMPANIES weeks ago, and today. ean rg Mra. L. J, Van Ogle STERLING MBAT | AND i i & LARGLA Ri N.Y. bloce FUNERAL DIRECTORS F tar Uo Wate smallest print BA a“ ' toy Face” +. Schumann | | SANS CHOPPER. pal HS ASEAN ; a EGE ails mater Co. Wa Port Binkeley, Wasi “Phe Boldier's Bride Schumann re Each $1.20 and $1.40 Oia pe weet, Ba 1426-149 1. Tol. Pike 4 | MBRELLA REPAIRI ¢ 3 “In Dreams Thy Tears Were OL, STOVE AGE 5 WANTED -Life Mck FE = | UMBRELLA Manufactured: recover ! q Flowing’ Schumann Freight Situation Discussed by the| One, two and three burner. i ey. f00-page large b ndaomely : Ing and general repairing. - a t a he Saar ? , b $1.20 and $1.75 nts wa und: | KINCAY @ ROBB, 14s Second avcras | ond aventie. “Rovecon Bros Diseases ot! won aa 3 Etudes Symphoniques humann Association pfQOD ALARM CLOCKS, | freteht, paid t given, Henr HAKAPSS AND SADDLERY ve CULTURE baffled the skill of all other ‘ 4 Mra. L. J, Van Ogle per TR +100 D cs dgery beco rer treet Chicago | MeMRLEY & HENDERSON, PGs ee HUTZ. Holyoke Ha” | cians and remedies—Cancem E “The Worker” tounod RUCK SAW " opty ik Ay hs re AUCTION SOLze ent SO | eee ~ | mors, Fibroids and Polypold # Mis. Anna Selkirk 1 aang ate nach ox ie tie Saal tbe and 7 Rite nee wnt TO Btoamahlp Owners, Hotel Keep aLY WANTED FIVE Ten With teams and wcrapore 4 of ft Ms hing at the Sea : Eact ibe. C, and 75 7 Gy af baking is truer an worth of bed linen, crockery, ¢ 14 $rd Ave., "Phone Black 1 WINK, TRON AND PH ATING 9 q pal fe me k Wan secret and PRUNING SHEARS. Momie r, and mn ee r kerton will « y elp of all kinds on t. | Bi sTe tik ¥ 20 Pits i. New Schoo! District |1te object Ia not definitely known act me kat tise tain & a fyener, and the labor ts less BG 2 Fon wit, ol hy au uppiios help of al wi ds on short- | Pao. Rall & Plating Works 300 Mire. ut it omed to have been to| TREK PRUNERS co ’ rebar de: Pat Ave | ooh Fachinteta LOHoooHELSe COSEOOSSEOEOS K new whoo! district was yeste h t a Acorn Ranges heat ate n Thursday, th 1 October, | WANTED— Machinists, r bal | conal fre t situation. Three > 10 foe a and 9b for ne en house in a fe 4 4 rr ers 1 : mer, rested {0 be known as No.-184,| wares an the Great Lakes have| BONE CUT" ; Intniiten cea heaaliy wel harp, 183 pair blankets, 14] SWas'trom Beattie: strike of” tee eastern ond of Vashon tcland and al trised van fap mee ant anew li) Ment 99.76 ‘ With Weea’ op gobi and leat a Jonen bed spreads, 12 doen cur ndes Cour mute | part of the mainland. Superintend-| Tan c,rne't ae they have ail they 3 generation. ; tains, 12 dozen napkina nen | WANTED—Good dyeing and clean: | ee Martrantt ‘appointed the direc-|"mns shingle mills of the atate are |@ igre beet Poultry Pood made, pillow slips, 24 dozen sheets, 4 doz-| ing solicitor. Wages no, objection s Seebarda: ngie mills of the atate a and makes hens lay n tablecloths, 60 dozen f; For clene ae fie tora yentorday a said to be nearly all in operation|@@ 1-1». package cae en tablecloths, #0 dosen face and t man, Address . Rt. Btar KOL Medical and S : |again, but if the Kastern market ts %-lb. package Tx ath tor Bint s : ut yar ons BARBER wanted No, #151 Pik ; ' Jeut off, they may be compelled to mucers, pla dishes and platters,| must have Heen: uaranteec Small and Bad jcut off, they muy be comp Hed t ginss, silverware, one elegant blaok h J guaranteed LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON cal Institute, | hut down indefinitely Coop er & Levy walnut bed set, springs, mattress: | WHLP_ WANTRD—FEMALT wut AT $2.75 PER TON Cora Sherman, a dwarf, formerly a ‘ , es, fine oak eideboard, extension | Girl to w > i his kole is from the new eoeating with Solis Brothers’ Circus, | The Earth Do Move — end Ratall Grocers table, Vierina chairs, Round Gea} weser pnd ee te oe, tis mill |S slope which we have 3 PERMANENTLY LOCATED ‘ ut the Wiscons eun't, for tt ter ry wi _etreet opened, and is the best demes. i was convicted of stealing a watch] But the Wisconsin doesn ' 104-106 FIRST AVENUE hea arpets, shades, fant | Htree fo al in th . From «Japanese in a. diereputavie| high and dry in the Port Orchard |@ O41, FIRST AVEN Upright plano.” 10 Ch. Tickerton, | Beontabla works aid Pie” DouRl te ote in. the market, |1149 First Ave., Seattle + lodging house below Yesler way. She ae aee ~ Te bdr ye ie vy Hey | fetephone Maio 162 Auotioneer, HELP WANTED—MALD Bunkers, foot of Madison wie was found gillty of petit Iarceny| Fiver at :90 and ly a, m, 3:16 an BOG KMRTON, general auction: |#IVE men with te street. ‘Telephone, Main 976. @| Office Hours—9 @ m. eer, Ay and scrapers wa goed fi 14:90 ps my . | , 812 Kirst avenue, Fred Rosenstock, 4th and B. First. [POOP Peroeoserooeooos Sundays, LL @ mi to 3 By Ble i