The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1901, Page 2

EATTLE STAR. By STAR PODLIRNING €O. THE SE Every afternoon except Sunday, t LEPHONES Rusiness Dept., Main 108 Baitorial Dept., Matn 1198 pe M MARARD WELLS, Hattor RF. CHANE, Musiness Manager | « | OFFICES. | Beattle—110T Third avenue. Buren. New York—2%0 Temple Court Building Gee | Ghicago—sit-28 U. 8. Express Bullling Ge: | ~ One cent per copy, Hx er week of twenty-five cents per month, delivered | by tall or carriers. No tree voptes 4 Hutered at the postomMice at Seatiin, Washington, as second-class matt | + +o Tacoma discovered that Seattle had a big totem pote, and atralght 4 Way sont to Alaska and secured three The citizens of this city 3 @o not care, however, They have thousands of poles sticking up in all } @irections and fee! that they are amply provided 4 ‘hou shalt not aye AW Just the same %5 Seatt! timens q thought they cou and they 4 Now they sorry The the whole lot in last night, charging them with breaking va uM : fn their headstrong desire to enjoy life at the expense of other people, It Waa a small sixed epidemic of crime, but was quickly ov rm In spite of the fact that the Metal Trades Association sent a letter of Uncompromising tone to the arbitration committer appointed by Mayor E> © ‘Humes, there seoms to be reasonable ground for the belief that the em ; Ployers and the machinists will yet be brought together upon common ®round and will agree to settle the long standing difculty. All ic friends of labor in this city sincerely hope that the ymmittee which is | HOw wrestling so earnestly with the task fn hand, will be sw * ” ite efforts. There ix everything to be gained and nothing to lose o D Gr aide by a settloment at this time or ‘ aa 4 HIS DAYS ARE NUMBERED ‘The days of the daring explorer draw near to an end. There are a few more rivers to find and a few mountains to discover in the far,far away and the rotund geography of things terrestri u complete. A great mob ts rush the North Pole now, on one of ¢ few jobs of discovery left over from Century No. 19, while another heay fly furred brigade is hustting among the Antarctic teeberga to discover the southern axle of the earth by Over in Asia, among the Mongols, there are a few patches of ground till uncharted, although men have tramped over the same for countless Centuries. But they were the Oriental men of thd backward minds who S) ‘knew naught of scientific maps, geographical societies, gold medals and | such. | os SCALPER AND CONDUCTOR-BAD PAIR TO DRAWTO | the wrong kind of ratiroad Have you ever come into collision with Conductor while riding on a scalped ticket? ‘Were you ever “dropped off” at Kalama-of-the-Mud-Hole at three | clock of an afternoon, ina driaaling November rain, and forced to | Wwheedie the steamboat agent into “staking” you to a pass to Portland | On an up-Columbia-river boat? And did you alternately yawn and fume fn the stuffy shack of a waltingroom and pace and anathemige tn the rain All the overtime steamboat came dawdling along at four o'clock the next morning? 2 ‘Wasn't it lovely? Didn't you bless the scalper who sold you that | Fallroad ticket and vow by the eternal “drip, drip” of the elements to | Yeave him—and the conductor—many gold ducats in your will? | Now no one will be foolish enough to contend | ociation of General Passenger and Ticket Agents, this day meeting in ‘Ashville, N. C., has the protection of the public In sole view when it an Mounces, as it has just done, that “a vigorous war against ticke alp Ing ts to be waged” by that organization. Hut nevertheless, it's a fair Pact that the extinguishment of that ancient and seductive institution, the ticket scalper, would have saved that same public a heap of ember. | Fassment by the end of a year. Forno matter how ‘stute you may be, | how wary and sagacious, your vender of other fotk's tickets is cunning @r beyond a peck—and when he gets you he'll get you good Perhaps no one knows just why even the tend a ‘Buffer its owner to “beat” a railroad a triffe {f th. at the American As- consctence wit not too great. | | |) But thus the fact remains; probably the human explanation ts that the Failroads began the game first. >. Be that as ft may, {t #ill be @ wise precaution for @nd Seattle transients to keep a weather eye on the A A., and another weather eye on the sealper. know, between the enemies” lines. And Kalama-of-the-Mud-Hole is not exactly a health resort. | Seattle people A. of G. Po and T. | It's dangerous ground, you | | man song bird,” is a wonder, and | the Bards give an astonishing acro- batic exhibition. | : Hy cH ‘The minstrel engagement will con- | Northern King County Farmers Will Have rer Access to City tinue throughout the week, with Saturday matinee. | — | Haverty's Minstre | ‘The next attraction at the Seattle will be Ha ‘» Minstrels, which will open Oct. “Hunting for Hawkin et “Yon Yonson™ has filled the Third the 20-foot roadway is com-}| Avenue theater at ery perform * ho gg Woodland avenue from| #00 this week. The Swedish com Las avenue to Naier street,|*4Y Will be given until Saturday Wt will form the connecting link be-| ht | Breen the county road to Richmond “ fit gine Streets of Fremont. 4 wi lve northern King county access to the city over a, $8" of the East we | highway. kine. ‘The assessment roll is now being | made out. The road ts estimated to cost $5000. The county will bear $1000, the city $1000 and the property | Next week Gillingham & Gray's) New York comedians will he seen in the latest farce comedy suc Hunting for Haw- Order of Washington ttle union Last Monday evening § @wners $3,000, which amount brings | N® 17, Order of Washington, gave # within the charter limit. Council 4% Opening sucial in Eagles’ temple. | Ordered the work July After the regular business of t he — — meeting was transacted, which was | a success from every standpoint. five To Open Edgemont Ave. fandidater were introduced and tn itiated. Everyone present expressed Frances R. Day and Marthine| appreciation of the program and the ‘Westby have asked the board of pubs| dance which followed | He works that they be permitted to Edgemont avenue between! LA ROCHE, Jin avenue and Worth stree 82 feet wide down the center. and r tain the parking and sidewalk str! Remporarity within their fences. The Petitioners state that the street In question has been dedicated but nev- €r opened between those potnts. The ‘Opening is intended to get the street shape to permit its use from ‘oodland park avenu north. : Theaters. | | removed to 811 First. | ° ton or carload, | FRIDAY SPECIAL People know the val- ue of our specials. They know that a ms ecial with us is something more than talk. LANTERNS Coal, 0. Seattle Fuel Tonight wil! end the engagement at| the Grand Opera house of Thomas Q.| Beabrooke in his entertaining com- e@dy, “A Modern Crusoe.” Admirers , Gf intelligent rollicking humor on the|™ Boys’ Tin Lanterns, 10 tage will find it in this comedy Lido a gomewhat farcical at times, but|— Were 15C.-...... ic ever degenerating into horse-play. Boys’ Brass Lantern: Hormann the Great were 35c.. a Herrmann, the famous magic an Tubular Lanterns, will appear at the Grand Friday and! my © Baturday evenings and Saturday|mm ote OOC--. i" matinee, He comes thin season be CHIMNEYS fer equipped than ever before. In dition to a number of new tricks, q addition to a number of n i, Sie Sun Chernay he has secured four new and be . wildering illusions, which, it ix as was Sc ferted, have never been seen before No, 2 Sun Chimney, was 10c Woop BOWLS | 13-inch, 2d quality, was 10c... fn this country. “A Gommon Sinner” Beginning Oct. 2, at Grand, William (“Big Bill") Dev: Will present his new comedy Common Sinner,” Cellent cast of players “A assisted by an ex- The Gomes heralded us a big Eastern hit, | 13-inch, 1st quality, full of bright and witty lines, en- was 15¢ trancing music, intricate dances, gor. fi geour seenery, rich trappings and 15-inch, 1st quality, 14 & bevy of prety girl to lend tai wae 2%... Ic comic © flavor, It will be pre- 17-inch, 1st quality, gented four nights ; was 40c 2c Hi Henry's Minstrels Hi Henry's Minstrets at the Seat- tle theater give a decidedly superior iets ort” wit atte © SPELGER &HURLBUT | @lark’s monologue, which ix one of A i2'5- 1217 SeconvAve2 the funniest things ever exploited on the minstrel stage. Probst, “the hu cena res neces Vi Dawson Supplies Practically D Th A round, up of t acters below last night by nant Ing Into custody James Se The ne Mr. Charles W EAT TRUST POTATOES, in the Hands of Monopoly trusts not content with thetr macy In the temperate on penetrated the toy regions of aska and this winter the inh € Dawson will gat trast pote rink trust whisky and feed iv horses trust hay and oats, The hority for this statement is Frank shoprick, of the firm of Fishoprick maker & Co,, well known Day ys The end of the small tr in Aweon is near at hand. ‘The larg jerale houses are combining to h nt that this winter they ‘ © price of all provi rs. It will be Impoestble for the Jealers to compete With there ma, as thelr facilities are Many Fortunes M y men have made fortu the streets and grown wealthy having with whieh to store, Hut this day is past. No on can expect to start a st n Daw son now unless he haw capital enough to compete with big consolidated stores, Prices Will Be Migh Potatoes will be worth 50 cents pound before spring, Hay and oats fabulous prices. The rticles many others, have been comp About 4000 people will winter In Daw fon and these department stores w have them completely at thetr mer | by. In came of a nevere seam ° may be sufferir A ROUND-UP e Police Land Five Unsavory Characters 6 suspicious char Yesler way was made Policemen Ryan, Ten d Byrnes. It resulted in tak- on, Jack Jack Ken- Smith ts but mpson, John Flynn, ty and Joe Smith | years of age, but habitually mxsoct | ates with criminals and was recently forced out of Spokane. Librarian Smith Goes East Smith. Librarian of the public Hbrary, left Tuesday on @ trip East, While gone Mr. Smith will visit. many Hbraries, investiaat ing their methods, with a view to bettering the service of the Seattle \\ibrary in any way he may nee por: | sible. Wood by load or cord, Beatle Fuel Diamond 1 vice, Insts long: Cooper & Levy “OUR BEST” FLOUR This ie the brand we have been handling many years and have built up such an enormous demand for—many of the most par ticular housekeepers, who had poor success with oth er brands, have tried “Our Best™ and « for years. Every with guarantee. not perfectly satinfactory your money back. Regular price per sack, %c; special to morrow, Per Sack, 75 Cents EATING COOKING , OR APPLES+ Per box ic, $1.00 and $1.60 FRESH COCOANUTS— 10¢ ch LARGE DELICIOL BANANAS Per dozen 2be THREE STAR CREAM ERY BUTTE 3-Ib. Jara .... “ 5-Ib. Jara 10-Ib. Jara 20-1b. Tubs ‘EW YORK CHEE! wonder we keep harping about this superb article, it's unquestionably fineat ch madi State: for a limited time, p pound 1 FRESH RANCH EGGS r dozen CLARET Per gallon B0c, Thc, $1.00 and $1 SHERRY WINE in New York Per gallon $1,00, $1.96, $2.00 ana $3.0 OLD PORT WINE- Per gallon $1.2 $2.56 and’ $2.00 + WINE $1.00, $1.26 and’ $1.50 OLD TOKAY Per gallon "1 BLACKBER Per gallon nd $3. BRANDY. 0, $886 and $3 Cooper & Levy Wholesale and Retail Grocers 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bet. Yoster and Wi Telephone Main 182 i Rann lasik ATERPROOF SHOES For Winter Wear TREEN SHOE Co 707 First Ave., Seattle PRICES THE LOWEST 717 -19 - THE SKATTLE STAR, THURSDAY, OCTORE EE Tye Dougall Sp = CASSTIED ADS. ES outhwick CoVMA SSeS Ge ras ena. pel 21-23 First AVENUE 6 | sioamitn” °s ey ot | diiheetenulabed 180; "vangynen ig —_—_——_- m1 Ket omen, orn } jou anaes : ae mia ; ie "igs Friday Specials ATTORNEYS AT-LAW BEA 1 C u - : PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE [| WS T BOTTNEK, attorney gc inw.| Clothes In shay month; ayeina, | KI f HH OAL, President SOTO Seary’ coaslonse: Pocnnek. | SVOTOMP? ; 1 1 1 porated. Abstracts caret one $ In Our Basement ¢ NOME, and TELLER || feintaicten corte, osc Department . it. &. Fe BR, Mut Lite b ding 19. Social dance eve * ‘ H. Bh. MARTIN Mutual I toll and Fred $ * & i A. KELLOGG Balle @ |PROF. LITTLE, teacher of bi " Freight Ofice Tieket Ofice W. Db, LAMBUTIL, 394-6 Pacific block, | $24 fancy dancing ‘ : ‘ Main 1033, Tel. Main 1147 Jf Palmer & Brown, Ploneer bit ‘es. Gully. Prot. Wilson's Da a . Dd toach pereverrrsecc irre tec ; bat ecorated China EY MBs. f : . DENTIBTS ADLER. try a boo Pelle pag $ HUMBOLDT 8.5. co 3 ¥ HOUSCAR Bt ‘oa Pi at Z “| HORACE PRTER. 6 bik: | Chioawd Dental Go (3 Hinckley f age The Alaska Flyer — POS Drei pares 1 } f iday, each las Island and Skagway E.G. WICKERTON eral auction ROA, « kod eer First avenue. hp a { Remnants, Silks, ¥ We tae day, Oct. 23,8p.m. $| jon MARTIN. general auctioneer a ‘ F Dress Goods and Lin- And Every Ten Days There- 9 First avenue wb auere eK ings, Saturday 3 coy BANKS Nickel p > euler fp gS, 5 a . «3 7 vs ne | rLiMniING egy ogg od ; 3 B. CAIND, Agent. PCGRT ATIONAT. HANG ; soda d 4 i tt ht te he etd, te te te, he th te te hte ce b AE TE TTT ETTRT ERECT ESET TTT a ee : NBT i 4 3] me United States and Burope + For Honolulu Direct ¢ te PEOPLE'S BAVINGA DAN Ricca : fecond uveuue and Pike street Capt DYEING AND C ‘ £ The Globe Navigation Co, 3 i Re Hayde 5g: F Gree: Parisien le Seaver _ perwons In reading these ads. Always some 1 : Metoor, Tampico. : : Boandinavian- American , Bask | Wester Fone. Main 3 emge: and lots of good store news besides >” [J Salling About Juty 15 | ransaried. Peponlia: Cstion A |xoixunms AnD cOsTRACTORS poles bis pes ith Deeb ox £ And every 20 days therentter, % | vlee pros A. foelbera cash J. ¥.| PUGET SOUND BRIDG AND areaee For information apply to the % | Lane. asst. cash. No branches Dredging Co., 610 Pioneer bidg. ance, Every Ad. New Every Day. £ omee of the company. base- %| National Bank | of Commerce | ratiway and highway bridges and Fis & thief oes sence || ment Mutual “Lite Bunding. # Paid al... $109,080. viaducts, steel and iron work for Te nlicott, general agent. © | Transncte gene aking business. | dutidings. Dredging and harbor | in PALKE 7 a for glnnses || bs ponent, SOE eee « ging y “Shave Yourself | » ee examined tree with || ittthiktih th khakhkh ntti fag Me tor rant __improvements. Pile driving. Binck 8 MR. And you will be sure ate of the New York Optical Col dilinme ee ee oS soxos tor Heat |" EL BCTRICAL MACHINERY that your face will not lew. CITY OF EVERETT |*## Fins? NATIONAL BANK OF | pricich MAN CO.. dynamon ae ee become diseased. Com- Adolph Lindauer || seartis y ER AND ED. Paid up captial : and motors installed: hose wiing a | oO Melentine Optician 5 p.m. [Generel banking bus neacted i ? Mhat please, weet Inctuding cash. Exchange AN—Priyate money at low tate COLLING A Wile A Rur PPL ALLL of U. B. and Europe | Damus & Osser, Room &, Sulliy with ank of Co ce have a choice hk Ever aid up $8.00,007 | WARRANTS bought and sold.” Max tagea modern dwellings: M Gione Iosilich ‘astiase.) | Mutual Life bid i parts of the elt. Red ait. | surptus Go. 318 N.Y. bik. mn n Investment Ca, mag OLY MPI CO, i Haller blocky | y fi ik ~ re ue | WonkING men HIRSCH PHARMACY Port Orchard Route | ,S23%.5, 2 fou RENT gee lord. Briscoe i First and Pike Tel, Main 916 Y cars Datty estvien; effeativa Sept. 40, 1904 yFoomn, furnished for house- | _bloge™s 7% Direct from Athlone, ae pore] U, &. Bary. ao . and AE ro pore | ping. 1400 Summit ave., corner | Tiwias oe Axes at @S0 and 7 fia es ee STEAMERS | “STRANGER ATTENTION! in private home, |$10 reward offered for ¢ Axes, The, Sc, $1.00 and 4 by our Buyer Athion and Iniand Flyer | Arti you looking for « #afe and prot 32 Fifth | mos aing 2 ine oe in London, Mr. Brad- |) yom Columbia Dock, foot of ( itable business opening In Seattle? 7 1: a Fr | jon perso le The best of value in every one. shaw, You'll not find || umbia street If #0, we can offer you any ae | eomay at Yi. iath ate ERNST BROS. ; sae ht ge ‘Leave Beattle—6:20 a. m. (except| ber requiring an investment of | $200 on your own terms: hotel, 2 pe goods any- |) , Leave sen a 1b p from $20) to $5,000, Every bust-|" rooms, bath, « lights; lot 110 £06 Pike Street Tel, Green 72_ where in the city. Call 1] (for Bremerton only) and 4:20 p nent opportunity that passes | interest in furniture. Owner, | — A and ook over our $25 }! (Saturday only, extra trip 11:20 p.m)| through office must stand th s- | ‘ampbell, 172 Tallman Ave., | BIDS will be received up line of sultin Leave Bremerton—§ nd 11:45 a} ent vestigatt d we can place] Pp. m. Saturday, the ne of multings. : ae fi on as ve; factory, botel, = < October, 1901, at the A fine line ee will fit your YG and 11:00 Cm, 600 pny | mill, office, or in fact, any bus | FOR Sal ST ide houres 1% acres| board of directors every rant” Aiwaye priced for JSR Leave Charleston-6:60 and 11:35 a:| ness you may prefer.’ ‘Kindly cali] ear Bound: 10g pene ater a pment gly, ie ei) isi m., 6:06 p, m nd investigate. German-Ameri- | ap. nubell, 172 Tatle| MADR, ete., an pe SEATTLE TAILORING CO. sensat Bedetes4Gl. Be Inv ¢ Con Tncorporaced, | cepted, Ht P Cams be seen at thie office, i Prichard Hardware Company 1207 Fleet Avenu nint take steamers leaving Be. 513 Third avenue | COMM TikeTis ovectocking ake | naae the right to releet ay 417 Pike Street me, and 3: asp m, Leaving _ SALOON MEN, “ATTENTION 3 blocks from Rainier Heights car z = rae UE ware sie abhi Oe nat $:15 a. m. and 6:16 p.m. | FOR Sale—Tr ions on Firet ave 2076. Address T. Dupea, foot of I Can Cure ulcers, no matter of how long standing they may u 1 ee Oe ioe Anos cia meamenns Lay eee be, by the application of electrozone to the diseased part- F ppaun pint lease may be had for ten re; | FOR, sale, several impr oved “farms Sanitarium. Hinckley Block. tee . $ @) and $2,200, re spe ly oro ree ROBERT MAL TBY. SHOW CASES —-- eee PR EES la ¢ GRAND RIDGE a Sook “balance when |_ #0 New York Block BERTIER enoe Chea * ready th best saloon sale by owner, 5 lots, 3-room rty in Seattle today for the| cottage, good out-bullding, with all y. We have 25 other saloons, | kind of vegetables; corner 30 and | HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE | ng in price from $2,000 to $10,-| Denny way; a snap. rman-American Invest- | {]GH®4T prices for second-hand LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON ment C | Ngooda, bedroom sets, stoves, carpets, NUT AT $2.75 PER TON BOX FACTORY. etc. Red Front Furniture Co.. 110 This kole ts from the new FOR Sale—Interest in one o the = opened, and Is the best domes. tories west of Grand Rapids; run a ranster Ge, ] p 1 I tie kole in the market ning night and day, with three | BUTTERWORTH & 80) anafer Co, Main ISSAQUAH COAL CO. | years’ orders ahead; retiring mem- | TS J@6:145 Third. TENTS AND AWNINGS Bunkers, foot of M | ber of the firm met with a serious | ~~ PURNACE S and ing pent Thre atree’ ‘ele one. accide 1 h disables eae — - eee oo ee filled by a man capable taking | HAR: AND 5. old Medal charge of the office. German-Am- | scRORLEY DE Os. PIANOS |_srican Co | SRORLEY'S HRRDERS | Sholeeate.» mamufactnert 4 x LODGING HOUSES = = tere = and [FOR Salo—We have a few high-class HELP WANTED TENTS. awnings, fame é are usually filled with “dummies” net relisble cit Pept ym fi 2 . BMA rity age ae, a, post reliable in the city, supplies |b experts ome nee romng and a lot of cheap, second-han mills, factories, f Sunde lan, stam We carry the largest axsort furniture, fitted expressly to catch shops and contrac- 7 Polic ity ahd are ina position es| te unsophisticated stranger, but matp Noe matain cow UMBRELLA RED ATRING - nt Soil ore od investrnes nat We! of charge to employers. 1014 Third! eral repairing. LOWEST PRICES fm ena di avenue; Phone, Black 3721; Auto entie. Robeson ae nd o1 r avenue 298. TURE are We, cee eee t WHOLESALE —G | WANTED — Machinists, mouiders, | oe acy Tiare Fepo LOWEST TERM ALE lermakers and blacksmiths and G MAGNUS SCLUTZ HOGER stoi 0 cash and tern makers to keep away from WAYTED-REAL ESTATE Tt If you stand in 1 of a plano, Seattle; strike on. Iron Trades 103 call on us, and we will prove to wh Council. HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED sg e . you that we can positively sav sing j ined oanee u 5 4 you money. aera Pony WANTED—FEMALE | WE have cash ustomers fat nat pede eM Hi Ae Sans oe repre re and 900 local pa-|PACIFIC Emp. Office, 1105 3rd Av iwelll! in all parte of the an y Wwarrante st commercial and| furnishes best help in city. Call he only way to sell your Ao PIANOS AND ORGANS. * given; money to] Main 885. Mrs. Keyes, Mer to advertise, and as We a H RM in hank rease | frofitable work. sid Pike. Dougia: TWO THOUSAND DO * 00. | German-A in: | See | nth for that purpose, it —— | HELP WANTED—MALP as a logical nelusion that Pianos and Organs CLAIR | High school boys who| Sel)it. Jlst your prope ™ 2d AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS THE ph wy es | make si : em a j view -t h will i WELL AS THE FIRST LICENS tween the hours of 7 1 . apers eft ED PALMIST EVER IN SE | or any time Saturday morning | 5 wepaper in, the ATTLE, AGAIN RE | 2107 snd ave. ST COMPANY, | TURNS TO THE +t NT IPA rT Oe | paxerine Seat | _noreLs, FURNISHED Rooms | a. LMISTR -rof. Sheldon, the | KEELEY Wor the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opjum or Tobacco Ys We : : es ave . furnished . Habite—The only Keeley Institute in Washingt i | ant, may be consulted daily on | rm ode Ww) Ee Ee | OTRECTORS % MAUR RAaC aca Be a 2 - i ht EE ed ESN voyants. No darkened rooms Hote i C det | broad, ‘open light of . — MORAN BROS CO. (and you In. poxsension INSURANCE - He positively refuses ~ Pe j i fee in ad mana BURNS & ATKINSON, general In vi Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. | fee,tn advance for read pep “ Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumbar. satisfied. His inf ation — Th vice on marriag r JUNK at = SR "i = ————- | Gur Entire Stock of New and Dam.| Pations®. love and family affairs, |i you want correc ts and The Important wclence of optics la NOT A SiDU 1 ur Entir fins Dawe) Pyare, 278 008 wsult capt Teturhe deel w Chica | pze-7-8 wan SUE with us Thous tontify to our ability ta | et aceurat 1 truthful. H Junk Co., 1800 West: 4 uliding, 24 N “ *ROPHRLY FITTED by us. ~] e 5 a % speedy 1 4 rviand © GR ) OO LAY EVERSOLEL 108 Second Avenue, Sentt lardware =n 2 ee apeedy mar. LOANS AND INSURANCE Agents S24 — — aint Ete ft trunkenr JANES BOTHWELL Loans, fre ins 4 ° vi you a whether or not you surety bonds. 2s Ros’ K wil accessful in mining or in| * = 14 We have one of the | Botesmmer 8 Coy jas rice ceaucet to ane town] intestate Rl | ACNE Paine possible Ngure, | tells you what al 1, and | >All kinds #ec Ree finest lines of PAPER Tel, Main 10 602 Pike St. lies | times by good advice, ‘gives | chinery. A.J. Williams, 10) Well OSLYN COAL W HANGINGS in the city. Th | ack your lost nerve and en. AL BNGINERRS ( e@ One-Price ’ No matter what trouble you MECHANIE q 0 Call and inspect them. may have, call and he will help|i7T> McALLASTER, 684 Ploncer QUEEN COM i q ‘ 20) 8 »ON Fine Decorating Family Wine jus met Jackson street hen The Seema netwer ht welieon | MUSICAL Once tried always, used, Of A Specialty ‘ sale Seneca | ig” M VANDERHOBE, teacher |] maxist, “Success the Liquor Store | 500 All-wool Regulation |] Past" taught." Mediumisttc per- | of Piano, German method. 10s 1 MHjusiness started tn Seattlt | ns develo} OSTROPATHY Aug. 1899, and has increa! p Army Shirts, In 2 Home all day y WARMINGTON natiente “ot Oateop> || ery month 8 da a We Want Your Trade. digo Dyed... M ADAM : CAF Oo INA 3 Th , well any. Ba De ponte Bs ding stab T ephone Union a we 900-307 Pike St, Seattle Our Goods Give im, tellé past, present and fu-| Main 6 Gelivered north of Pike atrest Satisfaction | KIRK, 1209 FIRST AVE | and carte; 466 up. Room 6| Ricks ae Howell, osteopatha, a tellecee nouth of Pike street