The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1901, Page 2

ie Si Mable Saisie. THE SRATTLE STAR, warwesod% THE SEATTLE STAR. adits’ Oleh Sedindite bs Domsemee couse [__soane as ‘wee oo See | he Ae Dogall rat Ct Sere | (LASSIFIED ADS. asta sextet SE Every afternoon except Sunda a boat ‘e ahi w TELEPHONES: City of RELTMACT OF F fT i { Rustness Dept. Main 1060, Mattortal Dept, Man 1138, \ | 0 |VEKORNG, | TEMP iit 1 ne, Secor 1 B MARARD WRLLA, Baitor <8 + A OMA | i, 9 Be claiey pbety errs — ; _ 1921-23 First 1 Vel anetaton iets pe rine CONTRACTORS and BUILD OFFICES: - - . 5 1c ‘ | Co; emt 1 BROMLEY, @ Wii « . Beattle—110T Third avenue irst Avenue , | Stace | f KOMI WV RLIS, senerat New York-290 Temple Court But lain Steamahips ¢ City of x fractory, | Chicago—i7-818 U, 8, Express Building, | sar Clty of dot, 17, 22, ~ aODE inte LEAR, whove ‘uM j vi Ahotr Entered at the portoffice at Beatin, Washington, as second-class matt | Verking '’¢ ~ ¥. SHELDON ; atin ~ - wi ALLOMNE Vat M ‘ CIFIC P| qf N InAT LICE TiC vr sve ee eee eens sae onal . Inge in be ATTLE, AGAIN RE Howe ate U fi : in thel {he law recognizes that there are degrees in crime and that the pun : Seattle and Han Francisco rout porated, | Al , TURNS To ‘11M Phone, M ce pate fshment should Mt the offense : John B. Sinabell, Oct 31 Hy f the t PALMISTRY~F | ULISTSs AND AUK cre0n. A. & Pataea ’ pis port For instance, on Oct, 1 the Law found James Logan walking about i Bagte hae eer hb a: Cnr mercial pana | icine qrece. A. B 3 é ae, the streets of Seattle with no visible means of support, So far as known H ina, 8, B. Robt, Dollar HBO PORTE nena delta wotldtag yant, may be conaulted daily On Ped throat Gocka pudiding wt ps pne tht James’ offenses did not include theft, burglary or murder, but still b § Honttlo—8. B, John 8. Phe Main %4 pth ie putivelaaltterent Bheldon’s | iy. KIHBY, Bailey building he & : e phe Ge Was a criminal, for he worked not with industrious hands. So the Law, | : Ny alr ag Chatting eS || PRANK BWIGSTLING, Boston bic] er mediuins and seit-styled clair. | Dr. 3. A. Mackinnon, § Chap i shen ' lon, tie 08 speaking through Judge George, said “six months In the chain gang for | } Robt, Dollar, 7 F t be ARTIN 0 Mutual Life bid |v yante, No darkened eames ot lpm @HELLABARGER, Hinckle b Hon. nil eet James Logan. | arland Tea an¢ Carrying freight and passen- || KELLOGU, 126 Halley bulld'ng. | cabinet, but everything done in the | ————e—————— | The, tate Kah ound £4 Taking a backward atep one finds that J. W. Edwards, an unknown | r 8 n3) ~Aa aemnae pan i kere, reduced rates , | W._D.LAMBUTH, 304-6 Pacific bioek bros, ‘open. Mgnt of sober | sens vApeet ATTORABE. oa N Anderson ang vies Person whom nobody cares anythingabout, pawned the clothes of a wo- | $1.76, $1.60 and B1.85 } Molasses Cans, remular price Freight Omce — Ticket OMmce || 4. C. MACDONALD, W Burke bil Tie poritively refuses 10 AC0r 1 eee ee ee eee Colitian vid hereby summs man with whom he lives. The Law brought him up with a rough hand wee oe } Maz omerrow a b Reiingien Dost, G88 Firat Ay, boat AON O VMI ie Walhe Te fee in advance for readings or wpe. | & TANS |p thin wixty (OO) dag nd sald, “You miserable vagrant, go to Jali for six month.” And J. W. | Gan Openers, tomorrow, each - _ LYMAN ECRNAPE We Ticiier talldtang | Se then it’ youvare. not pertectiy |. PAINTERS the feo Dae ‘went. * ‘i rash | . POPSOS 909 90SS OOOO SSOOOSe AN) KM! A. Burke bulldlic | satiofied. His tnt rmation nd ad-|P <OGL EMERG. Painting: paper h day of Aum ‘Again, the Law caught a well Known young man of this city steal- ‘ eae a . : 3-¥- DOUGLAA_GI New York bit on marringes, divorces, sepe ng. kalsominin B Pine tend the above ent ing money from the covernment. His name is Ralph Ross. He had a pen- BP Ace Megeane Beats HUMBOLDT 8.5. CO ; HORACE PETER we Hew York BIE love and. temilt S{feles, | aL the above entitied court, aig chant for fast women and for gambling, Both of these, tf pursued, cost | § ~ ~~ ~— le yap “9 |Prennie ® FERRY, %) Burke block nae G6eurate and trotete. 44 lle serve a copy of Your anewer money and lots of it and Ralph, poor fellow, only got $100 a month from } Petete seen S$. S. HUMBOLDT $)e essen awn ta wy ieee” | reuisten the sryaratea, wettien tov: |AEATERS, Meee seg heatina |O4erm et uarners, fae Uncle Sam as deputy stamp collect or, Weil, he made his salary up to | . | aUOTION BALES tra’ quartels, chaos speedy | mar. vee Of ail Kinds 4nd all rises f0F | Cage of your failure on tage the requisite sum needed, without asking anybody's permission and with: | sda alcahs whink’ suc Meee —_“ Dishon, Tho Alaska Flyer. | XUCHON BALI Terese owas ot | TMgem locates hidden treaaures FRO rN Ke gre me HD lure 99 fm a few months he had actually STOLEN from the government nearly | Matton, seguler price Shen pane ise ss | Ketehikan, Juneau, Doug. $| fine furniture, By order of Mrs.) vines you as to whether or not you Prope Set, Cos 13 ve. south: _ | aecor to the demand of tag $4,000, ail of which went below Yeater way to make his enjoyment of life | tomerrow ., . r Ne ; Large ot ten Dish be jas Island and Skagway, | 2p, Beaders 5 will al At public | will be successful th mining of in TDVERFISING raise of sil magaaines | piaint ch hiss been Bd wi fast and furious, It was great fun while it lasted but the prying eye of | ne} tomorrow, each . Be 1% Thursday, Oct.24, 8pm. $| aor Of opathiene event, thane | Soa eis foe phot anes tation. The C. V. White AdverUsi'€ |" The object of the abow > Page aT tagger hy pty Bureaus, New York building, Beat mt 60 force the Law became fixed upon him and the frst thing he knew one fine day, Butcher Kntves, regular price } Mediu And Bvery Ten Days There- con-| oftentimes by good « ] | GOOD thin | D thi | | tine Cotton Dish Mopa, to ent me cooking ‘ f¢-aaid to him tn thunder tones, “You, too, go to Jail for atx months and re- | eo; tomorrow Wile } tomorrow, each RS i sisting of the following: 4 fine owk | you back your lust nerve DOD things, to eat: Thome cooking |upon lands in ie ‘county flect over the error of your ways.” So Ralph ts in jail and ts really in SEAL AE SOOO ECL 8 I Pd oy SRNA. 4 ade aap: pecronn fulton oad dressers, | tne | eray se mrintter what trouble you ane eat Pan Ligme Row tom. to ate ity 7 c { 5. @ CATE Agent suite, fine parlor chairs and| jay have, call and he will help an ) fust as bad a fix as J. W. Edwards, who pawned clothes, To be wure his * Aa . Ww, a, . . Pies adunard mctencien tae | ae } = i yor ae humiliation doesn't equal that of James Logan, the listless vagrant, who ‘able Linens at Special Prices Al This Week ay 20 < GS Uae ave. 6 fine dining chairs, fine as range, | PROF. SHELDON. ne ES OB AL ___ _-- | county, Washington: sald has to go up and down the streets with a chain attached to his leg, hand- | ET Ua We Va Va en a a a a eh OOOeeoooosoooooooooooos | {'" Mester, cook siove, Arpata |1208 Third avenue, corner of Benecal <i being thade by the dete Sut | jace’ curtains, ‘mattress: street 5 z : lerson on the 14 ai ling a shovel, but then, Ralph knows nothing about shovels. | RARER RRR LT nee kets, pillows, a «| Palmistry taught. Mediumistic per-|SPECIAL notice to the ladies who | ber, 1992, to Jane € o ‘The law seeks not merely to satisfy the demands of outraged Justice. | ] \* | auilie, graniteware, dishes, sliver | pone gy Thee read the Baceotne Cow |f It endeavors, by salutory lessons, to deter others from doing wrong. Let | | Columbine in Port For Honolulu Direct | and gins ¢ ornaments, en Home all day Sunday Hutter Company has opened b f Us carefully scrutinize the cases set forth above as examples and then d: | arte ‘tighthbues’ tener | Colthinbéne |Z | Simei beds and Joes of other woods: |stA DAM CANOLINA — The well] Slcs* new butter store, ind ly e, with tnt termilne how far the deterrent principle carries in these days, * z gw ear ery Dd ae t “ aT) wn, wonderful clairvoyant me ah age of Sanat 4 hich sai@ note te ms made a visit to port last night. For | # a] car, ge per Bapubiienn | NPOWS. wondertul esirvoyant te" | entest and we ow ts Senden: od gd For) & The Globe Navigation Co, 3) Stree“ 'tna second avenuo went.) Cum past. present and fu-| to, Se et ane i “seattic. |and to bar each of mail | in non wee , nel a8 down * nt tng | Will Sppateh one of the tole T| Joe Martin, Aw ture; names given en ead | To tart a fresh car |of any claim or interest im he different lighthouses In the Pu iil dispatch one of the fol- § | ia ing» and cards; ) pom 6) Coens finest lows Creamery, which | property, ‘ A MATRIMORIAL QUESTION pet Beek Meera; Hebei eapeiies lowing steamships — Bureka, |AUCTION wale 13314 Becond avenue oh mt ck eee Geen PETERS @ POWEy . we easiest lida have been replenished and necessary Salling A July 15 | day, October 16:90 @. © CLOTHES CLEANING A nize lot of Fresh Oregon Kanch | 5, 9 Attorneys tor ti Should the business woman marry? repairs looked after, ailing About Jul al the following: Beven- | sy a7 Chae < r Fens which we will sell at 26c a|_ Postoffice address, < oosme Some people are anking that question because the Mumfords have sep- |4 Railroad Proposed From White | : bd y ral oe furniture, moved | eeAre ts scicites., Hressing, Co; | dosen. Fine Swiss Cheese only Dexter Hote a Four | Grated and the wife has a divorce decree. ‘eree tatd Seween ¥ Ana Rvery 20 days thereatter, 3 | Ballard; also a #mail stock of | “repairing. 1@? Third. Buft 1004 per Ib. alec Cream Cheese, 16 ‘of fret’ publies our Mrs. Ethel Mumford is a clever writer of books, and all reports i: prec me: ab ie Ba | feats 4 enameled bedastends, 4| (IGHEST p ie bee wens | Sone So Se ee ee to! agree, a lovable woman. ‘ Vea i office of the company: ase. | folding beds, fine velvet couches | UDave Taylor. i» otarr-boya builaing.| pmch,ere, real mice. Memembsr, As far as fame goes she isa success, She occupies th | Cc & L hile one ent. te bien cath teases Coe DANCING ACADEMIRG | nd ave, near Union st. SEs criss of an eskinnrn buunend . position of a | Faicon Joslyn, who was a pasen cooper evy Cates. pri agent, =F tends. 16 fine gold framed pletures, DANCING ACADEMIES | fnd ave, near Union * *” dining table and chairs, sideboard, |pRor, LITTLE, teacher ball leer down on the Humboldt from i dklchehohohoheleh Rokelohebelohshohohehel 0M | BEE Lloyd Briscoe & Lloyd. B Winek- | Tt was a love match. Children came, .but Mrs. Mumford kept on é Ska i d to be erento —s rockers, 20 white bowls and pitch n cy dancin, Madieo b © Writing books, and her husband objected.” He insisted that she give up ja railroad thes Dawson, Phe fo) 60 ON Tite era, 18 tollet sets, ¢ cook stoves, 1ot| Spisee shen ent 2 Medieon.| ly book. peyments. sane Ry og a “4 ablie conneut et a » y 7 4 ir-tight heaters, lot of fine books, ay | cere — r Der Mterary career and surrender her right to # place before the public. | will connect with the White Pass COOPER & LEVY'S SPECIAL CITY OF EVERETT | 2'5jtht Brgtere, lot of tine books. | gociepy and stage dancing. EB. |THE cheapest place to buy ol and hithert That is how a home was destroyed and happiness turned into sor- ad Yukon road at White Horne. | SEATTI RY ‘ z . sehen F ye Borg Mero bigs ~* supervisor Norn octa. ‘soline is from the Olymple OF | repart orew. | Mr. dosiya ia on his way to San | et | Sudkpe Robre NP) curintom, tovrelegand table linens | tion, $318 First; Green 1096.0 Si'Thire avenue Tel Maln om.” it thet 5 jit ita pooe kind of jove that cannot arbitrate much aiferences It te | Tee "<anitai necessary for Marentar: |@ | Puit quart bortien, reruiar | O|L¥. Berets 438 gms Eiw'Zih B fe | other good woo, numerous to men- | DANCING legeoos: grizais or Bch i ig Mieco ae ithe 5 _& poor of love that allows obstinacy to oust domestic happiness. prise. The winter will be spent in price $1.78, to better in- Three ro ‘datly. tmctuding|_ tion. Joe Martin, auctioneer. On, ere, Witeon's Dancing teengen: avoid tmitations be There ls nothing in art or business to prevent a woman from becom- | Frisco or on a similar errand in the | troduce It, special tomor- | Z| Sunday. in Bien ger, | AUCTION wale of fine turniture—¥. |= _ ———— ——— TED—Oi gold and sliver. We from pl a wife a fone a te RST ae ae | Rest pT wm formed | row ly veg 4 , At Brerett with | : Bick oa will well at the private DENTISTS mfg. jeweler, & Hinckley. ei years ago pop re | with Mr. oad, and a | Btr. Mikado for Snohorolwh, | resid , No. 913 Cherry street, on ee —~| LADIES. try a bath re. Tait, o nd a Mumford. = bond issue sold, In this way mone Por Settle $1.40 [tt gna Monte’ Crlate, Rallies Thursday, the 24th, at 10:90 sharp, |A PHILLIPS. €7 Heveny bios. |44) imawenge M1 Thirw aventi romalt ‘Phat was before the day of woman's emancipation. enough to build end stock the road | Dook, the contents of six weil furnished | Chiceco Dental Co te Hinckley Fish Market—Fresh fish 2 s00 Now there are thousands of happy homes where the wife takes her ae ra r yn will re oe STAR CREAMERY rooms, consisting in part a8 fol-|PMAMATIC-OPEMATIC SCHOOLS 20 First avenue. bound (place as a breadwinner. Sometimes she does it from choice, and often |{urh to Dawson with the opening « — a NI ag ont, eprings iN I r TY ma ae [navigation tn the spring. It in said ra rer a || mattresses, pillows, chiffonie one De ie Behool. prepares pu enplos from pecemitz, but she knows that there is no Incompatability between |that active operations then will be | @ 5-ib. Jare * $1.20 2 ter table, dining chat ee ae oe wide he her career and the helpful comradery of the home. |commenced, 10-1b. T ‘ iol et on og eR ~~ th . 1. Tubs wre Bowl soy ve ae cane, rockers, Brussels net curtains,| and beginners aeceptes aa If @ serious household dispute arises, there’ must be a sacrifice. The Many 0 ME-MADE LARD @| Bremerton (Ul. 8. Nas %. Ferg and portieres, oli paintings ee ae eraiacen Gin taake | PRINTING AND BINDING _ 4 ve as @utside world can not determine who should yield, and can only be sorry | The new line wil! en In Cane » Charleston si + | and heater, elegant six-hole steel] a4 coach dramatic clubs |THE Ivy Press, Artistic Printing, =p Hat people will deliberately throw away the peace and happiness that |goographical and topographical dif- bat sere Athlon and iniand Flyer range, are aquares, carpets, rome, 1 days and Fridays, 32 Curt Engraved ing Cards, Wedding ; mo gaight preserv: freubties, ‘the Vers heat of enaince tee ‘2 4 P china, glass, National refrigerator | . puncements, etc First and 4 “The right of the business woman to marry is as certain as that of |ing skill will be required to mark out und ; Hy 4 Fr om Columbia Dock, foot of Col-] and kitchen furniture, E. G. Bick __ DRESSMAKERS Phone, Main 878. 5 move | the business man. The individual who doesn’t Ike it can find plenty of |% Course for this road which will ‘Pune cibak Vinoan hag > ye oo ER ope | eth Auctiones! MRS. HANSON—Fall opening of-| MARKET Report, Printing & Publinh- ootanal anievd 2 5 e Boa’ (except |G. HCKE r " . Corner Fo rade job. prin Glorious women who only dentre the career that naturally comes toa good |fonmect the famous goldfieide with | 2 4.¢ni Kous $s | ersere nd 10:00 a. me 128 p.m. | oge, tid ak en ee | eee ere Fable bone oad the railroad is completed, the trip °. b (for Bremerton only) dnd 4:30 p. m. MARTIN, general auctioneer, | FOR ladies tailor and Feception gow vs | BU commercial printers, —_——_——- 0 oem i nly, extra p. . j r from Skagway to Dawsin ean be | Q Ft yiSyit ‘aiRED Leave Bremerion-a:i5 and tis 6, TELS Seer ne eee ee Fee ee Weis ak” |ar yea ae —< SOME MORE WAR FIGURES made Is, 1am tnen three dave. 3f HAMS . » 3:00 and 6:18 p.m. Leave Bidney =| Biocas® Amb Sistern: BBL Collinn| reen's Shoe Store ‘Tel. White #8 |der your eyes, have construction can be begun promptly | Any sise~ 7:40 and 11:90 a. m, 600 p.m Fi LYNCH EB BHAW, @7 Hater bid Press. hs wr-ii a look ye: " was talking about e in the spring, it ts expected that it} n be finished by the time river ek | Mme A. & Smit. Hinkle: bios. © Pound vesescgecto J) Leave Charleston—#:00 and 11:25 a, the matter is with There are some new fguree connected with the South African war |Savigation closes tm the felt Ths SUGAR Ginkb “BREAK 5D. each and Teng /EgRishl stock Pad te. B00; eurping 3D CLEANING — jcure you to stay “What are wipiy acount then ‘set Heot otuh te the eomanest ot the aise, | @ Per Pound 1to J | Point take steamers leaving Seattie| J. Furth, prea: J. 8 Goldamith, vice | Parisian Dye Works—We call for, |HAZLETT & NoNew work, a ‘Seinen minh Bade. jt 10:00 a. m. and 1:15 p.m. Leaving | Dies: &. V. Ankeny, cashier clean, press, deliver _ your clot anteed one year. Tel. Butt 1991 Because of censure and scandal, the war lords have taken the people | dik See Doses... a0 Bremerton At 8:18 @. m. and 6:15 p.m, | Correspondents in principal cities in| Office 1418 First ave Tol. Main 1014 HW = 3 Into their confidence. Portas oad pA rerry Aitures. ‘Kn EATING OR COOKING AP- ¢ M0 cents round trip. the United States and Europe AMERICAN Steam Dye Works. if Pismbl ‘There are 200,000 men and 450 cannon in South Africa. Those figures |, For Fas and slcctric Matures, Kile PLE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK Western avenue. Phone, Mato 297 CTMAN Piumbing Co. Is what you want. sMook bigger when you remember that the 200,000 men with the 450 cannons Second Ave. | @ per nox. 7c, 9c, $1.00 and $1.25 ND RID avenue and Pike street: Capt THEO. TURNER. Tel. Green written LEGAL GU Bre trying to take the lives of not to exceed 7000 Boers. Wood, load, cord, Bewttle Fuel Co} MEAT AND FOOD CHOP- | preset dt Ro Haydon, cashed Tt Been: | recesses E cure you or to retemt aay ‘The losses of the English have already exceeded the total strength of oeet PERS 3 Uominerdial sec, |PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND PHOTOGRAPHERS — Tt yon one re ee ti ik Site atany Shen 1t was at its greatest Sgure. Ks camal ie Goapen ¥ | Simple, strong and durabie, : Dredging Co., $10 Pioneer bidg.|Amateor finishing. Wile, Bullivan poe = econ : Tt Is as if every man and boy in Oom Paul's army brought down his y a Dini jee Coupon Hook. | ang nothing to get out of Scandinavian- American Bank | "alway and highway bridges and| Pm _____| there ta all the a man. Fach $1.20 and $1.60 of Beattion. A 1 king business | Viaducta, steel and iron work tor | STAMP FHOTOStis Columbia tract world between doctors ‘Sivns AN ‘annacted rath yred a) beer Bere ats sump figures: ae eee Se transacted. Bepcaita thon, "A | buildings. Dredging and harbor!“ Fuvaicians AND SURGEONS |™eBt% end you want the bes In order to keep up the strength of the English army In South Africa, FORKS— nn AT $5.78 | vice pi wna re en lee ara ee WART, specialist in dis. | Pree 100,000 men are under training at home. Per Set, 1 dos. pieces u 75 PER TON Lane, No branches. ee RLROCTRICAL M iNERY not wens Ly} serps ¥ ned | Office hours, 9 a. m . r : ; eascn of wo Bainva | 5 . The war department is feeding in South Africa, 314,000 persona, direct- wm foo and v.60 NUT AT $2.73 PER TON $l Wational Bank of Commares [ziti ksox « witan CO, cyanate ton bicck. SM!) sundays, 10 a. m. to) Da ly or Indirectly connected with the war: feeding 248,000 horses and mules XLARM ctorks— This kole ts from the new OrCe EIT motors Inatetied: hose: wiring | OR. MILEB, removed to I-18 Heussey i — gee ‘and maintaining a supply equal to four months’ demands for men and joes a slope «which we have just i inenn, |_and bell work. 1814 Western avenue. butiding, ard and Pike. Tel. Green 12% - Fach : ‘ide and $1.89 opened, and is the best dome i ‘Spencer, DRVAN DYKE, discases of women, | SLAC Flectro-Medical fat 9m MAaiiiek nadehe ale Guhagaduholtaay wo the teeta. ri n WASHING MACHINES tle kole in the market. ensh. Bafe deposit vaults for rent PUNANCIA chronio diseases. Wash. bullding as Every %4 hours that the war lasts England im over $1,000,000 poorer Lace Edge Shelf Paper i a a ae ISSAQUAB COAL Co., | Safe Deposit Vault Boxes ior Private mc DR HINKLE dizi? Mutual Tite | Safe Deposit and meas nd the people, thoas who belleve in war and those who belleve In peace Great Big Tablet work te street. elephone, Main se. $ |THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ra ppg Tee White Me: ree. Bue om | ENS, Oe eel and love of fellow-men, must bear the burden, and after them thelr Asbestos Stove Mats Each $3.50 to $7.0 + | 1a Ry ky $180,000. WARRANTS bought and ocld Was Ag Ray Boyd Galldies: | re children. CHAIR SEATS— Vegetable Grater General banking business transacted. won & Fsholman, Mutual Lite id | ———————— SS. eS eel —_— Coffee Pot Stand. Heavy at eee ae vics prent L. hignes, camer Ae S| Gt yurene Bit tain is Belior Wee RUBBER STAMPS : t.. , CRDAN Was ce er. OLYMPIC OIL Cx fer block | CO nee Do the elk of Washington belgng exclusively to those hunters who {fm Wood Handle Vegetable Ladle © gop: “Sige pas RS Siclastoal shen at 0, & sea Derape | ee peed k§ Pa yee Shock AMP Ww axe W. I N G Bs have plenty of money? Linen Dish Mop OWL ROLLERS A FRPROOF ack Back ot Gommares eed SESE | ord It would seem 80, judging from the terms of the new game law of the Wire Soap Stand Fach woos. 90 and 180 5 $8.00,000 b= -A new, 6 room (hard finish REAL ESTATE AND oe H state, enacted by the last legisiature. One proviso in that “in addition to Wire Potato Masher Fe amc h uber es nt million Gollers) gq | down, $10 per month. Robert Av. |POR well improved farma, small or on D Mthe license paid, upon the * of any male elk, the person killing the Bottle Machine Oil POT ackupe sits t allowed on time deposit. A| rams, 316 N. ¥. Bik. | w prices, call on us. | pile | game shall pay into the treasury of the county In which sald elk is killed, Can Opener Two for oy hci Gaal business tr tod |FOR aale by owner, & lots, §-room | Ig ale re | G U 1 8] N | bi the sum of twenty doliars.” Mouse Traps 2 MOP sTicKs— "% | Jamon street t and Seoont aver "| SoURRD Bad oat beeine, with ay i dhelon Sat of poor ‘ng Such a law is certainly a rank injustice to the people. It makes it Rising Sun Stove Polish “LAs of tae For Winter DA. CAMERON, fo ayy oo Raat gee modern dwellings and stores | — t Practically impossible for poor men, or even those fairly well to do, to . With wire protector WUSINESS CHANCES HIGHEAT prices tor sec: Ee of the city - there, for instance, who can afford to pay $20 into a county treasury for The abo items TUBULAR LANTERNS. ARE 1 looking for a safe and prot-| {tf Red Front Furn ta “SIN saat aastot foerioas Bead a af e above items Each toc, Se and $1.25 coh Agee in Benttl 12 Second ave. south. Te =. AMES [Agents S25583% Cetdatey each elk which they may have the opportunity to kill? How many men | ar. | f oe 1 op ed ae hoein @ ake 0 Main hs the towns and cities, who love to ure the gun can afford to go in pur- are but a part o! Cc ~ if 90, we can efter you any num, FUNERAL DIRECTORS "hemes, Spey he eae ee rE Sais of of, under such & law? Probably a few idlers about town, with what we fe offer at SY anes er & Le Cg ia eter cit [BUTTERWORTH & BONS, embaim | _ ‘more money than brains, can afford the privilege. bady | ought to vy hess opportunity that pesses | affS JGC1% Third. Tel Pike @ | SCIAL NOTIC is ef by ad Notun -capseapall tg iiptacadmaenraen fies op el ates na meee § OF CO through office murt gland the clos PUnNaces pas Fase : NEW YORK DEN ® of the worst kind. SPELGER n &HURLBUT 104-106 FIRST AVENUE . Jou'tn a bank, store, factory, hotel, | LINLAY & ROBB, 14k Becond avonus, " cow | PARLORS Jri2'5212!7 SeconoAVt2= | at ects ee 707 First Ave, Seattle Ban err ST preter, “Kindly call| ~<a Aneees AND CQDDERRY BUTTER core. 64 First Avenue Modern crooks seem to try to keep pace with the progressive spirit “4 re a | and investigate ermat ri- | MeSORLEY & HENDERSON, 213 Oc-| New store, 1818 Second. Wholesale Testm extrectes and. MM ef the day. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, they have threatened to do bod- PRICES THE LOWEST can Investment Co. Incorporated, | acidenialavenue ” Nand'retail., Butter, Ege and Cl suitoat faim by Sur “ate fy harm to Bank President Carpenter unless he will consent forthwith 015 Third avenue ME y ral = | sae cee fo Join with “The Four” in the robbery of Carpenter's own bank. Of HOLMES C000 FURNITURE lr otALOON MEN: ATTENTION... (QUEEN City Employment Bureau,| STORAGE AND WAREHOL & fourse the detafis are to be arranged later. The preliminary notice wan * ~ nad _ nue, near Pike street; new build-| st reliable In the city, aupplies | @ee-i0 Occidental ave. — Househa| 8 : tent to the bank official in the form of an anonymous letter Ings and new bars and fixtures: | Griby, machine, anope and conten, | eee ete sacobe Trenholme Co.) feerh and t It would certainly simplity matters for the president of the bank to Ieane ‘may” be had for ton ‘years: | tory’ female: help vor hotel ras ——— | Sithiue"the tenet pard K open the vaults and hold the dark lantern, but \t doen appear to the Elaborate Show: Price, $2,009 and $2,200, respects! taurants and private famil ; ~ preger Ve Re . | Bon-professional observer that the crooks would doa much more sensible ~y u NE RAL % paid cash and the balance when | + coeree te employers. SEATTILB Ghow Case Co.. 168 lot ave, | paisleasly and by ; thing if they would consult a Milwaukee astrologer and ascertain the * You get ready: the “best aaioon | fom one, Black ane ‘ names of a few bank cashiers in the Hast who expect to do @ little rob. g f Bed wroperty in Gentile teday for the! 7 ae — 5 ot, XW ANDERBON, Ol Becond aoe, ig soon. On tha Baste of thle acquired knowledge colotsu! schemes Yor Ing 0 room ? Dime TORS Raf rz hs, omnes enregnt: | Sysirmaiers and blackarltia aed [=e “ pertnership divisions of plunder could be arranged. f ‘ \ SEATTLE ooo.) MGerinan-American)” Invest-| pattern makers to keep away tro TANIDERM a a t . | e; strike on. Iron Trades | GG. BERG, 18 Third avende Seattle leads in marriages just ae she does in bank clearan: urn ure. x rex rE ghetyh ee “ ‘ jearances, manu- |FOR Sale—dnterest in one of the| LO Witt P REALE OTT factures, shipping and everything else. Last year there were 1127 largest and best paying box fac ~| FINDAY & ROBB, Tel One entire floor here {x given over to the show of t furniture, No ¢ itaplda; run. | WANTED—A girl for general house- | LNUAY & ROBB, Tel. Green 101, \, niso a girl launderer, Apply tories west of G ning night and with | three | years’ orders ahend; retiring mem. | _ 228 Terry Couples licensed to marry in this efty, Not being advised to the con. trary, we take it that ceremonies were performed in all these cases, room can be too Gold Crowns, $5; Full Toeth, $5; Bridgework, While Seattle was effecting these 1127 combinations only 47 Tacoma critical with such @ broad a. a) a] by f the firm met with a m PACTFIC F {fice 6 ard Ave, | EXRES fer Co. Main 30 ‘There is some excuse for Spokane, of course, because being a semi vi Lgre Is © T\ our mntire Stock of New and Dam-| Wy, German-Ame | == aie Pike Douglad | C1; B. SMALLEY, trained nuree, |New York Dental Parlors mining camp women are scarce-—but Tacoma! Sieiea ANE Fopm, made. oF oF) aged | _erican ¢ : | ME WANTED—MALE _908 Fifth ave. phone Black 2234. 614 FIRST AVE, SEATTER One would think that in a quiet place everybody would get married golden; t f dresser mea: Hix rd rare LODGING HOUSES. WANTED High school boys who se = — Bec ings and stay home and be good. (AR i yg Hales: aradware We have afew high-clags| want to make some money. after NTS AND AWNINGS ite ait ’ all ae meen eg eee ax © French bevel plat nint Etc. are usually filled with “dummies | cween the houre of T:S0 end 9 a: On; | tene weitae eee Mosaulte proct | sles ‘What will the world say, Miss Kelly! You have agreed, according to ¢ rnamental carvings: riituve, dinied eapreany totes | it Ra fuck, tongs ond folding camp lie newspapers, to marry that rich young man, Frank Gould by name, At prices reduced to the lowest} {ho \neophisticuted. stranger, but | NTL re SR WNING OB) whose has twenty millions of dollars in yellow gold and greenbacks, while poasible gure. | tablished. reputatia’ ut | “WOPSLS, FURNISHED ROOMS | Wholesale, manufactirera, Maren | C°°°SAAACeAee married him for his money, She's nothing but a poor girl, don't you & 1 ayent BATTLESHIP house, & ganvas goods; go0ds made to ord 4 asow!” WHOLESALM COMMISSION | Cleanest cheap. h nt STORAGE 3 It is mean for the world to talkthis way, but it 18 the way they Oe A aracece | oo cath “ant nn rene To, te 8 talk in New York, and Helen and Frank both live in that ety HOTEL BUTLER 0068 |"! sa good postion i HOUSE. 1 LA REPAIRING Ottoe, 628 et AV 8 | euenemameemnssane SEATTLE'S|@AFE AND Aing wholesale produ INSURANCE Manufactured; recever: | SAAR POO = | A houses In Beattlos ee Ne & ATKINSO ner ral repairing. 90) Se3 Bir Redvers Buller no doubt realtzew today that “allence Iw gold lareest ‘and ORMA f nd since 180, With upwards | BURNE ‘poston bie neret tnaur- | ond avenue. Rebeson Bros. "| ancHins, DIAMONDS If he had not been #0 anxious to announce to the world in a dinner only first-class noom | hibpers and #00 local pa- | Ww V. Rinehart & Co. 009 NOY. biog Yoros, cunrore JEWELRY AND SILVE or ‘speech that he was responaible for the Ladysmith surrender it might European plat | references given; money te | JUNK GMAGNUS SCHUTT, 11 ina 08 fever have been suspected by England that he f# not entitled to rank HOTEL. | Lem Ognnecns | ited In bank ‘to tnerense | jj" "you want correct : = —— Albert Hansen j with the heroes of modern times, . a Trmoan-American In: | ordiaut Tetarne: deat wit iecn hha | WIRE, INON AND PLATING |The largest jewelme bouse 1m Ko Junk Co. 1900 Western, Main Gi Pac. Kail @ Plating Wor 3820 igen |Northwesty 01 antadan