The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1901, Page 2

2 ————————————————— THE SEATTLE STAR. | hy STAR FURLESHEXO 0 = | Every afternoon except Sunday, Se eee ape THE SEA‘ ac ougall & mu TELEPHONES Business Dept.. Main 1060. Beitorial Dept., Matn 1188. e ees ‘ ie OFFIC © ie lenne, MN i whe cekun 717-19 - 21-23 First Avenue ¢ New York--230 t Pullding Chicago—-217 U. &. Express Bullding. - » = ‘One cent per ceny; etx cents woth oF twenty-Ove conte per mouth, delivered | ergs corer oboe |@ HOUSEKEEPING HELPS AT ao ais at SRN SPECIAL PRICES TO- Do you intend to do your duty and vote at the ning school ¢ i$ (Sees ated yell all yrs ther aei ape eden MORROW-.-Basement Eibia thé trou A the books are about to " nnn ; ee : Strongly impregnated with the aromatic flavor of He noticed it ; @ven before he heard that J. Pierpont Morgan was in town Wattle trons.880 : TAXES AND RICHES ; q The tax figures of New York are astonlahing ; a ‘They tell of it» real greatness, and they fu h valuable Informat!: ‘ 2 ye Size soil- to the extent af some of the great 4 of the elty of millionatres } Large Size Wash Boil 4 ‘The receipts the first day of tax « ng Were More than $20,000,000 $ ers, with copper’ bot- The Vanderbiit ate PAld $818,000, the Astor estate about $1,000,000, th tom, each $8c Standard ‘ompany $100,000, Ht. 8. "Bly $175,000, and poor old “Ur re Russe!) Se $9000, Mr. Sage ts not exe y that badly He ts is no a @anger of ending his days in the almehous ; 4 Tt has been sald that he can lay hie fingers on more ready money ? Than any other man tn the untry ; Ready money does no ok the tax collector in th eye and say fo “Here 1a +] 1 " Neither doed it search for the tax Inquisitor, At tax times it hides. § Tt has béen’ kwown to fly to the vaults of banks in other States, re ; & turning only wher all danger ts past 5 If Russell Sage has made returns, his wealth is under $400,000. ? q ‘The figures are about as reliable ag are the figures of Mingissippl ? f where the collectors report 7.000 pistols and only $90,000 worth of Jewelry bs in the entire state. 4 But there tx no doubt about the material bigness of New York. In | F spite of the tax dodging and some perjury, the collec s are to foot up ) $2.6 n ; Children’s Hardwood bem, ) Wash Boards, each B $94,929,000, all to be expended in one year. Coabiniaes eel | tomorow. 5 ibe Before the present century ends ttle will easily go New York one Le i r be ts o tte a dupilica And th is is no am. Detter on its tax duplicate. An n Ca ck ca om : | porition of secretary and treasurer | China Cups Seal ie 19 ‘i | Robertson Mortga; | 4 5: | of Chamber of Commerce Hrooms ide For some time he wan secretary of ; ‘4 a | the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. In 5 Children’s Tin Cups, each he E } isos 4nd 189 Mr. Robertson took sev-| a Jeral vessels to Nome carrying car.| Children’s Tin Plates, each toh goes, but both ventures proved 3 [to him. Later be engaged in minine | © ey R/C? ee wees ee 4 oo and it is said made a good success of | BS : ft He was preparing to return to _ Candle Creek District Prom-| sate when ‘he war. acchientally : a i Fut Great drowned at Nome. | ES es Future Greatness Mr. Robert leaves a widow and i v4 bs baghes two young childre ote | Cooper evy a . ag ty a ARI | $eSeed Ser useom : Grand Master 1. 0. 0. F. | TT Westercay the ctesinabip Centen- 0. 0. F Fancy Burbank Potatoes © pial, Capt. Conradi, arrived in the| On Thursday evening, at the regu-| r meeting of Golden Link 0, 1. ©. O. F., Grand M ode Barber from Nome, complet fourth round trip to that plac America’s $1.25 per 100 Pounds Greatest Capitalist for j CORN BEEF HASH— Dringing late news from Telier and | Els votes Rabe hg et et ‘Mie pound Cans, each the Candie creek diggings. The Cen-| oi vimit join Gesad aicchase Two Hours in Seattle | and 3 tennial left Nome Oct. 9 The report —Rge =o jeretary | REEF A LA MODE Whieh were current in this city on} - Per Can 30 the return of the St. Paul, to the ef-| i Hee a oS aE Ree Me: ie anee SAUBAGE MEATS fect that the Centennial had gone Sr te fone aes: Bor Can ae shore at Telfer were emphatically greatest fnancter, war in the city kp, RRS denied by Capt. Conradt yesterday for the apace of about two /J | ROAS “ 3 that three tugs had failed to get the hours. A party of distinguished Epis Saenom wos Gane | Steamer off. The origin of the stories copatian clergymen, whe were Mr Oe ee ee a ge met Known, pur that they are false] MEW YORK, Oct. 21—A wealthy| Morgan's quests at the convention |Q ‘707°: ak, Me the emphatic statement of the “ Feeney lin tak PUReeaek Maeeioneses kien VIENNA SAUSAGE AND a syndicate Is to be formed In Austra n SAUER KRAUT Master of the amer he * to the city. The greater umber of am i 2 tering reports still come from) ® fot the construction of @ yacht) oe en mitended the p rer Cos wospascstm the Candie Creek country. The in-| te compete for t Dace ek Mev. SEM. Gr IMPORTED FRANKFURT habitants of Nome are rushing to the aE = lartholomew's church, New Y ER SAUSAGE ds how diggings. The steamer Sadie is the pulpit at St. Mark's Per Can d | running regularly to Candle. So far| Col, Duncan Arrives bishop W. C. Deane, of Albany CHICKEN TAMALES— me oe been unable to handle the! coj, Walter Duncan, of the Volun ached at Trinity church, | ‘ ie oe ate c " Seuiar-&f danesion, te cxeteted te on r. Morgan, contrary to his usual o ) CHICKEN OR Be The Gay before the calling of the tive in Seattio this afteracn fram| custom, did not attend church ye TURKEY— Centennial the Sadie arrive: with fT Tacoma. This evening he will con. Instead he spent Bie time in Per Can Me and We i maeeenxers and $90,0 in ‘dust.| duct a rafy in the First Methodist | Seattle in riding mut the city. His POTTED CHICKEN Among the passengers were Hum- . s special train was met at the depot Ks ‘app Protestant church, corner of Third | special p Per Can Ube and 2 Relat Gates. Georne W. Long, Capt. | avenue and Pine street. It is ex-|by © number of private citizens of NEW MINCE MEAT. p) Mercier, M. K. Jeisberg and AlsxAM-| pected that a large audience will at.| Seattle, among ‘whom were Judge Bach package makes two latge der Shipley. |tend. | Burke, Samuel HM, J. Farth. J. W > incee email pie i Claims Sef'ing High aaiaee | Blabon and George W. > Per Package o iMinery Suits and Cloaks call Mr. Morgan and several ¢ The latter in one day rocked out |. or , . Re Age? we MACCARONI~ $184 from a Candle creek claim. The SER ree and Johnson Co., 1109 ty we eacorted to the * at le ie 1b, bos eS us Claims are nelling at from $15,000 to * a Sindee ana word sa box § We $20,000. The output of the camp t# al-| Dinmond Ice—That's what younced inspec, caaias aeliaeel the 1G NOODLES— , Fredy estimated to be $190,000. For!to keep cool. Tel. Main 1009. abe down Pinal Avenue. party x seeed08 and 15 athe whole district of N: ee | eines cence | Cs Oo eain om fecendl avenue TOMATOES ‘Whitehead, a baxker in the big camp, wan dens Wie pisent te rondeer Per Can F eatimates this year's output to be Seen ss tr Maite, geet ae nit | 9 Por den. Gane : be Dusier or employed more men than ; foot of Mad a SOLID PACK r returned to the mand LID PACK 4 at the present time. ibe Visitors % ded the apecial train tb. Cans, each 20 Schooner Abbie M. Decring and the for the East over the G North, pORANGE MARMALADE Be See terior cerca ct? ine harbor. No. 1 Hatchet, 10 TMs Me Morann nent vin OLIVES ng Been erly Bey Rie a c Seattle and practically his first vinit Per Hott 25e, Ge and 70% Port on October 10. On October 11 was 15¢ sees sennes Tne Oe ee eae er Con ct PRE Be rentennial left Dutch har 0. 1 Hatchet fornia about thirty years ago, He e and McCulloch tAnchor. Th: was 40c ‘ the general appearance of the city, RYF ¢ URDON WHIS ‘a Eeemere oanoke and Geronne we Ni C apectally ¢ street car facilities and KreY Be Prgeed one Any out from Ni erent 25C Bl the'scensey,” Sir. Hinbon accompan:|@) 12 Years O14, per $3.50 4 Five hundred and claht passen was 40c...... Oe ee nett ad tae on boa OLD PRIVA 8TOCK F €4me to this city on the Cent ‘ No. 2 Hatchet led th ee nee oe ae WHISKEY wo hundred thousand doliars in| NO atc 4c easel ee sale Extra Fine, per gal. ......87,50 4 fold war the treasure cargo. Fitty Was GOc....+ « PORT WINE thousand dollars of thix was owned - rgiary on Eastlake Avenue Per Gallor 1.90, $1.2 ; by the Northwentern ¢ No. 2 Hatchet 5c Burglary on E 76, $2.50 and $3.00 Part of the mone © Ban was 75¢c..... Purglars br the residence CLARET Francisco con mainder nb wf of KE. A. Ayernt Kastlake Per Galion ... fc, 7 Being held in individual pokes No. 2 Hatchet 35c nue yesterday afternoon and st $1.00 and $1.25 i Purser McDonald reported that on was S0c am . Oe gold wateh and $15 in mor a arene , October 5 Jw Wickersham sen ts thieves ot Inito the tenced FE. i. Conant and Jamen fm NO. 2 Hatchet 65c Bem wen Cooper & Levy Campbell to three rs and two and was 85c $0 000 geevee had things w : Shalt years respectively at MeNell's Mi wo > Bo074 tatchete panies wer holesale and Ratall Grocers on Ri DR dey vag GBC Bons, ton or carond, Seattte uct @ 104-106 FIRST AVENUE bell was a pickpocket we % Co A fet Yesler and Washington 4 pea a No. 3 Broad Hatchets Thc "4 Seek eas Tekeke: Gunttie Telephone Main 182 No. 4 Broad Hatchets 5 : was $1.15 85c ». 6 Broad Hatchets HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE 4 NEW YORK. Oct. 2.~crown No Broad Hatche $1 00 ~ 4 Prince Wilhelm many may vie was $1.25 le $ it New Jersey next spring “ the yacht under construction WIRE D ) Lavish ] for Emperor William SPECIAL Sc Wire Broiler LAID AT REST Funeral of Tracy Robertson- Held a me 10¢ Wire Broiler 9x12 ue This Afternoon 15¢ Wire Broilers loxl2 f 1c ‘The steamship Centennial, which 20¢ Wire Broiler brought the t sapeebhiapeaat ertson, former secret ¢ Wire Broiler § ee cornine Oyster Bre 10c i, The funeral wag held from the\ff 20¢ Heavy Soup Strain- ; Rue, at 2 o'clock th committee of cham merce Se Kitchen Forks ake : F Tracy m was 33 y 10e Dover Egg Beat ¥.. in 3 piace he a his early boy? # attending the 10¢ Soap Brackets studying at the Elmira ‘academ took # trip to Puget sound, finding : see eteee 4 temporary employment on the Tae ° Ste : omn Leder. Later on he went bac |p 15°, Stove Mitten, 10c é East and graduated trom Union cot with Dauber... or F lene at Schenectady, N. ¥ * : Mr. Robertson made a’ complote| % wisi Gin eel SpELGER & HURLBU abroad he came to Seattle and went 897) 215-(2 ° ad q into business with his father, W. B. hicks beet Toberwon. He held the re): | LS TT | Chiffonier Assortment The nini 1d Chiffonier patterns have n selected with more than usual care, and every pattern {8 & good pattern, Such a bro aeortment offers ex ehan F satisfactory choosing. In the picture we 6h hardwood Chit fonier ma f selected gray elm. It ls neat and plain in design, and of substantial construct! Hotght to top of chitfont rc four feet; extreme } i width it measures 3 el plate mirror 12x18 Inches en finksh; price TLE STAT, |Pacific Coast Steamship Co | l . Por San Fran Leave Boxttio ® Pushin, Wa th 32; Nov. 6, 10, 4 For South-Eastern Alaska Leave Keattie 0 pm Mahips Cottage City, City of City of Topeka, Oct, 1 wed Ofien. C18 First Aves, Sontils ty Com’ Aat; CW. Miller q Ant an deck, eattie, 4 r hate, Gan Prancis ——————— || PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE KK CAINE, Proatitons | Freight OMice |] Arlington De Tel. Main 1 Ticket Omce 622 First Av. Main 1147 LOCSOS SOO OO SOOOOOOOOED HUMBOLDT 8.5. CO 3 3S. § HUMBOLDT a. The Alaska Flyer For Ketchikan, Juneau, L Jas Inland and Skagway Wednesday, Oct. 23,8 p.m. And Every Ten Days There- after, EB. & CAINE, Agent Tol, Mair i147, | 622 Ist ave. POOOCOSC HOG OO 000O0 COb008 IORI TORI RIOR IIR For Honolulu Direct The Globe Navigation Co. e of the fol- Kureka, SRR R RRR RRR ERR REE Tampico. Sailing About July 15 And every 20 dayn thereafter, For information ly to the office of the company, t ment Mutual Life Butidtn; R. Chilcott, general agent. pObrrrrrrrrror ef l lr os ialehshahohohahohohctaheheloheolahdhelohehel 0 ON | CITY OF E 1B VERETT SEATTLE, RYERETT AND ED MONDS ROUTE nday, In eftect Rept, Sh’ 101 Conngetions — At Beattie. with Str Mikado for Hnohomieh, and Ever ttt and Monte Crist, Raitway ‘Colman Piek, Beatie. Fel. Hod 21 Merchants’ Tock at Telephone Eh 8 Manager. Port Orchard Route Daily service, effective Sept. 10, 1901 Firemerton (U. #, Navy Yard and Dry Dock) rleston and Sidney, FAMERS Athlon and Inland Flyer m Columbia Dock, foot of Cot pia wt except p.m merton only) and 4:20 p.m y only, extra trip 11/30 p,m.) Leave Bremerton—§:15 and 11:45 a ® nd 6:15 p. m. Leave Sidney 11:29 a. m, 6:09 p.m. Charleston—6:00 and 11:35 a % p.m, nant Teach and Dean take ateamers leaving Beattle 00 a.m. and 1:15 p,m. Leaving nerton at £:16 a. m. and 6:15 p.m. 60 cents round trip. KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON ‘This kole is from the new slope which we have just opened, and ie the best domes. tle kole in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL Bunkers, foot of M street. Telephone, Main POoeooe ATERPROOF SHOES For Winter Wear PRICES THE LOWEST : tay x A oe Se» O-FUNE Oru RAL Our Entire Stock of New and Dam. a Hardware -aints, Etc. At to po CAHN & COHN'S 115 Jackson street rices the reduced figure, lowest 500 All-wool Regulation Army Shirts, In- $ digo Dyed........... 2 KINK, 1209 FIRST AVE. i isco | | | o |THE FIReT REGISTERED A a act Colman. WiLL rity BIRST LICE PAINTERS ED f 1 IN SF Wael - | ANSTMALC o 1 | noe Tus > THE |- WN, TRE it & cry A . may be a f on] ~ Pan ~ t ar styled clair | : cabinet, b t ev h nth . AKCHIDROTS ] broad, open Nght of i r JOHN GRAHAM, ( k ge or Mays t a) o th Ri, ; i WNUYS-AT-LAW ] not then If you | perf | : - Pac. Ke : arcs satiel Hin infor | BUTTEE er 8 | Ms po-| ¥ BUTTES Fi y [ iat tend See act | REG BORE ve FOR HONEST TREATMENT Cow ee Advice Free Call or Wp 1 bunk reforence |: fleg atest ‘ . . ( i 4-6 F t os Soe & i “ge b 7 t . INALD, # Ls u m ha “ n he i Wy ly 1 r & Brown, I or Wit weer F I . t Ct ER, 4 Hallor bullding PROF 108 ] LYMAN % KNAPP. 16 Hallor fina | 1203 ‘Third ner of S¢ feo of but G. WARD KEMP. 4 Burke b ¢ ae ERE on th i ' F. DOVGLAA. Gr Nes York BIT | Palmistry ta Mod per-| We . HORACE PRTES York bik Hor | P 2 PImnne Po Pree Hurk ik | CNG ACL DENIED | ; ,t TWE STATE ELECTRO-AEDICAL sMeTIIOR &. LANGLAND, @% N.Y. & DAS CUES 2 | FRESH I H ONLY ‘ 1 permanent omy a {ball ro A Dx t won.| ther Gy. ark NERVOUS, CHRONIC eg . = mes is prices a ‘ . stand mat eacauen het NTY | ” nay | RANTEE to eure lewant tee i inoney and . equar » rugs, | DHRAMATIC-OPERATIO SCH Your opportaatay Auctioneer. ama j rm 6 atments, and |JOR Mai general muctloneer Tatnatic. ‘clube, Tuce | further connections with the firm rs the State Electro 9 First avenue ldaye, 32 Curting BGs. | Re, ROS Oe oe aid has Been a fixed tagl , AB | main w t stan | ANKS DK ESSMAKERS | SEE Loyd, Briaece ya. Who =— ag is ox PUGET BO JGNAT WARE | MI WANSON Fail | _or deterred BT casein Rags FO Medi } atyii#h millinery, Ce he a alae | POR ladiew tailor and recep | ind aie Main 901 Off hours, 9 a m. ois! 8 Goldamith, vice |* Och ne Lamb Sisters, 3 urd Tie nenaina: | Sundaya. 10, "sa. $03 for i cittes in cute all diseases: avold imitations Electro-Medical f : it "| CYNCH & BHAW, #7 Wa 6) MeDonald pho _ State lestitute me A- & Smit Hink p< aiver. ite ‘ t and Trest | mfg. Jeweler, 2 Hinckley BING AND CELMANING | LADIES, tr bath Mra Tait, care 1 "| Parisian Dye Works—We cal for, | ful_mareag M1 Thiru avenue mmercial savings |” clean, press, deliver your clothes | ELECTRICITY massage—8l |_Omfice 148 First ave. Tol. Main Jit | phomaty. Scandinavian-American Bank |AmenicaN Steam Dye Works. ine : ¢ Seattle busine eatern avenue. Phone, Mal PRINTING AND BINDING b ¥ INEEMS AND CONTRAOLOKS |’ Press, Artistic Printing vice pres ; ny | 1 Calling Cards, Wedding Jian qe SOUND BRIDOS ax >| a, et st and] 3 Dredging Co., 61 ton dg. | Main Su Watlonal Bank of Commerce! jeatiway and highway bridges and| MARKET Repoct Priniine & PabiGah Paid up capital $180, 000 viaducts, steel and tron work for ir high gra job printing. 214 Transacte get banking bu ne f Faas Fel. But ov | be ay Boy ys gy BS buildings, Dredging and har sae Jeash Sate Gepost vaults for re provements, Pile driving printer Safe Deposit Vault Boxes or He < ‘ THICAL MACHINERY « 2 an Se eee |BRICKSON @ WYMAN CO. 4 writ * | vice prea tL herken eos its PENANCIAL New wark Es Parkhurst. arat cash’ Exchange on LOaN—Prtcate aa oe 3 The Ca Bank of © Marion t |RAUTMAN Plumbing Co. But «| NEW YORK DE ce Capital paid 2 NEN. Tel. Green af > i Giant million dollars) rn Mutual 1 eee nares PARLORS k Tee warts WAH. Oi fives Co. 3 N. FOTOGNAPIONNS | 614 First Ai = ‘eral bank business tr OLYMPIC CO. 12 Haller & finishing. Wise, Sullivan | wcTgs GSS ang fi rae SEATTLE HRANCH — ¢ z pout pele. Se aa la James street and Recond avenue FOR SAL STAMP PHOTOS Columbia strat. | Method Ne sleep-pregeaeay th BA. CAMERON, Manager eS | E H1000—A new, ¢-room hard fintsh |“ paysiciaNs AND SURG | Fariors'tm Seattle that Bee 8 | Bosiwmes cmancme | yocee ga, Cor tines fet Sees ; ‘ fPend cpvby gold cow F | ARE you looking for a safe an t-|FOR sale by owner, 6 lots, 3-room | BR M1 BA . - . | If #0, we ean offer you any num-| ind of Vegetables; corner and | si VAN DYKE. diseases of menace : | ber requiring an investment of| Denny way; a snap. | Shccnte dikunanen:. "Wen + en > | from $300 to 95,000. Every busl- | iiGHiaT prices for second-hand | newer iD Mateat Lite PLATES . | pose opportunity that | Daases| “gooda, bedroom sets. atoven, carpets, | bag! na White aires Batt of i } ext investigation, and we can pl Second ave. south. Tel. Red DE FALK 3-19 mtarr-Boyd bulldiag REG) ath, offlon, Geta, tuet, aap. weet FUNERAL DinEcTons | Ateeha ae an investignte German 1 ers, 146-143 ‘Third. © { euerman bloc Cherry rs | can Investin Co., Incorporated, | -- emcbouerme s err. |_813 Third avenu | TRACES nec REAL ESTATE SALOON MEN, ATTENTION, | FINLAY © ROBD, 1s Second avoUn | FON RALECOne of the finn pieces t FOR Sale—Two saloons n Firet ve | ans Jot water fr i the hous Bank eeth, \ street: new bulid- | Harbor, with beautiful grounds, | Gold Fillings, $f up w bare and fixturer: | fGORLE -| 700 feet’ water fron houses, lings, 50c. e ag years; | cidental aver barn, fine it ts pala und $2,200, respectively, | ss} jdeal spot for a h investigate. New York Dental Parlors and the balance when ae = |17% acres at Eagle Harbor, Inacres | gig PIRST AVES : 1 t t -aaloon mployme au, | ared, house, barn, chick: coond Ooor. Howard bullae” You get ready; the beat xaloo in the city, supplies | houses, root house. fruit house. tir tual Late Satine, Sivperty oe atthe today x | help for sawmills, factories, foun-| water, large orchard; this | fine tice, Pertisad. Orit ranging tn price from $2,000 to $10.-| tore: female help for hotelm res. | a anap ‘ay, 10 Lan oO. qaerman-American = Invest-| taurants and private families; free | 20 7 acres cleared, slashed nt Co. f charge to employers. Third od heavy t ha — : pai ACTORY mr aver Phone, Black auto} d cow 2 hogs. aeht u Ing box tac- | WANTED — Machinists, im mi | n fand wharf; $800 cash. will We have one of the t ap yun- | dollermakers and blacksmiths and his bargain @ fine 2S : with ‘three | Pattarn makers to Keck ewer fang |JACOR MILLER 422 New York ik.{{ finest lines of PARE nccldent, which dinablen him per: | ecOUBclL___| 40 acres cleared f mos. 16 Mf Call and. inspect them t and his place must be ue WANTED-FPEMALE | hard and ng wat af > See en capable of taking | PACIFIC Emp. Office, 1105 ard Ave, | :dalry far ; Fine Decorating te furnishes best help in elty Lup |5 acres across mn, all SP ait ODaING “HOUSES Main 3. Mra. Keyes, Mer ared; good niet ® =A Specialty FOR Balen We haven fom high-clana | Profitable work. bi8% Pike, Douglas FS tr t _—— : nie houses. not the kind that |" wHRLe_WANTED—WALI eral placer ar reasons HOT AR PAINT (Ott Pe toen nd-hand|WANTED High school boye who| PMCS HES B Oi } furn fitte x to cateh nt t make » money ft 6 f uf igo h baw iH aot mn Macurahe Sullivan ¥ 300-307 Pike St, Seat - . 2 " a - * FOR w i ft in i or tablished, reputa and] t hours « 0 and 9 a. m urge, at low *. of g — ri at een ae Saturday mornings, at COLLINS & s | third avenu Woveis, FURNISHED have ; Tote HAR WHOLESA COMMISSION |GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL i rts h Germ 2,000 cash and services secures in. | modern: prices moderate WORKIN with smal iat terest and good position in one of } 3. SHIP house at ave. s 4 = * ts epee’ = | comr h n Seattle; ee. | Hotel Sa Rooms bc uj ; . iitie Jepomit t 18-14 Row ' = a busine ince Siow casns BUSINESS COLLEGES |CLARKE'S Pernin shorthand hi s} | LKO'S Huai ae i BUST meth nd teachers is Business College, Second and Pacer’ | aii opts density INNERS NW. School Teterraphy. blouses MACHINiaTS FINLAY @ on! core h, $4.51 WILSON'S Mod. Bus. Coll. Main dig | WANTED—AI kinds second-h ma. " | one chinery, A.J. Wit 10 er TRANSHER COMPANIES Crown, $4.50; Bri | CONTRACTORS ana BUILDERS MECHANICAL ENGINEERS $4.50; Fillings, o. sunday, 9 tou} BROMLEY & WELLS, general coq. | BL. MCALLASTIR, t3-4 Plonee Office ote ras tre 7 Starr-Boyd Bullding, ‘tel, |= === preeeeyetecccrs, Main 36s wustoal 2 Sone Troster |SODERQUIST & ROSELMAR, show | sfiad Ml. VANDENNIOFF, teacher rag us | ft Plano, German method, 108 17th : 3 ry PTL & AWNING CO RAGE CLOTHES CLEANING | OS THOPATHY Wholean ufacturers. Maron |& sT0 SHATTLH Clothes Pressing WARRINGTON Tetris ond Weeters . Tat al A148 clothes in shape, $1.50 month; fishea in Seattle three y Pgh pay Ottice, 623 tet repairing. Wt Third. Huy | len hose, ‘ete; A i HIGHERT pricew for cast-off clothing: | spy roars’ “exparlen oe ‘ Seno Nees Dave Taylor, 10 Btarr-Boyd building, | SLX» on Bur ——— ming eae eres Hickart & ‘Howe : : ae | _Golting binck Ph Washington Tent uA | LA P. a MADAM CAROLINA — The wal oCuLtets AND AUMISTS __ | TaTHiRTLAS menuiee Company. ( fium, tals past bresset eck oe und threat. 831 Burke building ona and general repairing. Bel | A Avaqon covers, @aab aproam ture; names given; palmist ad- | DR. KIBBB, Bailey building on tops and umbrellas. i 1 1 Room 6,|Dr. J. A. Macki 4 Ch 1 2 CULTURE 5 a2 Yestor Way ngs and cards; 260 up. Room 6, | Dr nokinnon, 4 Chapli” bi 131% Second avenue. IDR. SHBLLABARGIOR, Minekley, |G MAGNUS BCITUTZ Holyoke bia | Tek Main 1026.