The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. Every afternoon except Sunday, t TELEPHONES Dept., Main 1060. Baltortal Dept, Matn 113% | B WAFARD WELIA, Raitor KF. CHASH, Bustness Manager ‘ = | % OFFICES | Koattle—1107 Third avenue. a | New York—230 Temple Court Pulldin 318 U, 8. Express Ballding te Chicago—31 x cents per Week or (wenty-dve cents per month, One cent per copy There is more than one man in Seattle today who hy hough he te poor id prospector who has unwittingly walked Wee of trampling vast sums of money under foo Ask any returned Alaska « OVer some of the big specie banks which Nature hak deposited in the Aro- | te territory. One gan cou! onaolation is to be found Inthe knowledge that J. Pierpont Mor d have done no better under the cireumstances. “Home, Sweet Home." The Shahof Persia has just caught his broth ers, his cousins and his aunts, with a few nephews and nieces, engaged fm a family conspiracy to stop the ebd and flow of the atmosphere into Bis lungs. They had planned to “do away with the old man,” and to put his power into new hands, Of course the Shah has tly ordered that Gl Of the offenders shal! be banished, flogged or beheaded, but he sees No enduring safety ahead, ax the revoluth the people in his domain, and they seem quite careless of the safety of their heads. t sary party comprises half of ‘ —_——--- ~ ‘The wires are humming @ lively story about the way in which Lady ~ Roberts forced the King of England to remove General Buller from office, Tt is said that the determined and spiteful lady told her husband that there would be thick clouds of trouble in the air of the Roberts home ff he did not get Buller out and that, acting on this turbulent Statement, his lordship went so far as to tell the king that It was a case of either decapitating Buller or accepting his, Roberts’, resignation. The | king, forced to choose, let Buller go The moral of which is: Beware of the hostility of the vindictive wo- man of high degree who goes up and down the world seeking the she may mightily disturb. en THE MAKING OF A HEROINE I whom Mrs. Anna Edin Taylor succe led yesterday in going over Niagara EMBEZZLER Lioyd Martin, a 17-year-old Now she is posing as a heroine, with a scalp wound one and one-half inches long as a memento of her wild journey through the tumbling wa- ters. Of course she has succeeded In getting herself talked about. That was the purpose of the exhibition, Possibly there were dime museum aspira- tions aiso in the mind of the barreled-up heroine. Be that as it may, Mra. Taylor has once more demonstrated the fact that cheap notoriety is easily acquired In t wh one days. Before she got into the barrel she was simply a plain Michigan schoo! | considerable amount teacher. respected, no doubt, by a smail circle of village acquaintances, |r's money but with no grip on the great outside world. a But Mrs Taylor had ambitions, "Sle. Come Mr She employed a “manager” and told him that she had decided to to- | ter to the pol Deggan down the great chute of Niagara. By her orders he secured a | Martin has gone ¢ arby city theft yesterday morning « to the end that when troubles came thick and fast to the occupant of the | the boy 4 4 Shortly after 19 o'clock be ‘Then the newspaper reporters were notified by the manager. They | ®PPeared “Painting Fiag-Pole ‘county comminstoner employed a man in the courthouse yn for putting The chief of police of Niagara Falls village then did his part. He | Coats of white paint with f announced with emphasis that if the lady was killed in the barrel, he | DMCK at the top. The p Dig strong barrel, nd fitted it up inside with a harness and pillows, | Pt? Darrel, she might save both akin and bones. out came and were impressed. Mrs. Taylor was so demure, so brave, as she talked calmly of the raging waters of Niagara and what she proposed to do to them, that the scribes applauded and drove their penctla fast and |, Th furiously. ne So tar so good. tor work Would hold her “manager” responsible for murder. That finished off the | ence of admirers. advertising and made the show a success. Today we all k Jor. Everybody knows her from Maine to New Mexico. Like the gods of the Hindoos, the heroes and hero easily mada A good American manager can make a hero to order with- ow of Mra. Tay- “considerably longer to shape and sandpaper off. MARY SAYS THINGS ;/THEIR TIME OFF SO DOES ARCHIE DUTY IS TAKEN And Judge Bell Will Decide if They | Policemen Have to Serve as Wit Had Better Live Apart nesses for Nothing Judge Bell has been hearing the| A movement is on foot In police ‘Mosher divorce case. Archibald L.| circles to test the new law exciuding Mosher sued for a divorce from Mary | Policemen from obtaining witness ©. Mosher on the grounds of cucity, | fees from the superior court. The law infidelity and general misconduct, in-| was enacted during the last seasion cluding @ free use of intoxicants in| of the legisiature, and has sinc public. ll ded tate nal generally criticized. A sult brought | e Mosher ‘with drunkenness, in.| 0M the same grounds by the Spokane | deen gufficient support and cruelty, includ-| police department is now pending. aye hoe personal assault. It is probable that Seattle men! reg ¢ main testimony was given by| Will await the outcome of that sult the parties to the sult. though each |Some time ago the policemen con-| i Double Shot Gun, Drought several witnesses. Mr. Mo-|Sulted Attoreny John F. Dore in gher admitted drinking some, but|#ard to the matter. and he says the ways bis wife's conduct had driven|/aw can be knocked out Bim to it, by making a hell of his| It works great hardship on police men, and especially thone who do th most efficient work as they are the | men who are w ve 5 ‘Mrs. Mosher was & lively and pic-| cases, scan asda ae | | furesque witness. She is a fluent QUEEN ANNE POLES | torney could not restrain her trom| arguing the case as she went along.| On cross-examination she asked a! many questions herself, and| uentty clinched her remarks by| Inviting the opposing attorney to vis- Yarious locations for the purpose | Franchise Inspector Wheeler, to ‘conversationalist and her own at- verifying her statements. -| whom was referred the communica tified that her husband had tion of Queen Anne hill residents gaid that “he would gamble on my| asking the board of public works to innocence.” jcompel certain corporations to re ‘The tentImony on both sides agreed| move ununed telephone and electric w one fact: namely, that the! light poles in that vicinity, m: his finatio® tite of the partion had been | report today | free from monotony. Judge Bell re-| | He says the Sunset Telephone Co. served his decision has three poles on Warren avenu jfouth of Lee street, and another L. ne at Warren a nue and SCARLET FEVER F tant shoulder "iaken aewn, | SPELGER & Other p Henry Markey. aged 6, of 1527 12th | are er in une 4 SEATTLE STAR, |Pacitio Coast Steamship Co Ry PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE Fy STAN PUBLESITXG Co fie ac Jougall & outhwick Co 717 +19 - 21-23 First Av DAY SPECIALS $ In the Basement Department CNUC ¢ S25 eee | ae POPOSS FH SOHSS HOCH OOEOOOY HUMBOLDT 5.8. Co $ §. § HUMBOLDT 3 The Alaska For Ketchikan, Juneau las Island end Bkagw regular price § Thursday, Oct. 24, 8p. Kettle Sale of Plain Silks Monday. Half Price and Fancy H. CAINE, Ag nt Upright plano, OOOO OOO OOO O08. U deleleloleleloleloloialoloiloiolololal For Honolulu Direct The Globe Navigation Co, Wi dispateh one of the lowing steamships — Meteor, Tampico. Salling About July 15 And every 20 days thereatter For information apply to the | New Fiat Buildings Bickerton, RRR ERR i furni flat building at Wood, load, cord, Seattle Fuel Co, tension table right piano, center tables, art m ady'n bleyele em, fur rage ntoven, xide sewing | & furniture,| pile for dramatic and operati2|OXYDONOR “Victory.” the Go to Bpinning for vicrele repaira the Renton Hill meat of parta unknown y terday with @ ler & Wilson f hin employ The boy collected bills ment Mutual R. Chiléott, general agent Reneeteneeene mounting to about $20 and failed to HICKERTON, general auction ERE EEEREE EEE EN ERE RED Cooper & RIESLING WINE White Table Ldahohahchahahahehetehehehehohehahdhohahehed GO ON THE CITY OF EVERETT 7 | auctioneer, |_days and Fridays, 32 Curting D108. | CA nipg-try a beth, Mra Tait, ents: | pe a DARSSMAKE Regular value, per bottle S00, mTOW, per bottle PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BAN| stylish millinery, Corner Fourth OF BRATTLE pital stock paid in, 924,000; surplus, BOILED HAM Sliced as you desire urth, prem: J. & oldamith, vico| all at Lamb Sisters, #0-311 Collins ORGANS yer for Tacome. pai cities in |LYNCH & BiIAW, a Mikado for Hob. ett and Monte Crito ondents in ‘prin the United States and Europe VLE BAVINGR BANK. Capt Neufelder BASTERN SAUBAGE— SMOKED BALMON. Extra thick Merchants’ Dook ergtt Telephone | | Port Orchard Route CREAM NEW YORK Dally tervice, effective Sept : ‘ Scandinavian- American Bank | Weetern avenue Phone Main 7 Sony kt ae te cee “OSTA Mins Athlon and Intand Flyer Columbia Dock, , and Sidney, FLICKINGER'S BEST TO. Diamond lasts longest asanl fry No branches. Bank of Commorce aid up. capital For gas and electric fixtures. in thirty days if everything goes about right, while « Hindoo god takes | POUT? & Clark Co. S15 Second For the Hunter SATURDAY NIGHT 6 TO 10 Very SPECIAL, Very Unusual Pri of GUNS single Shot Gun 0 Beattle—#:80 a, | Sundays) and. 10:00 a | (for Bremerton only) and 4:90 p. |(Saturday.only, extra trip 11:20 p.m.) Bremertom—6:15 atid 11:45 3:00 and 18 @ and 11:30 | Leave Charieston—#:00 and 11:35 a. FLICKINGEIR'S 8LIC 1COTS, FOR CREAM business ‘Bpencer,| improvements, Pile driving. rer ICKINGER'S SLICED ACHES, POH CREAM Bato deposit vaults for - - Boxes ior Reat ELBOTRICAL AL BANK OF | ERICKBON @ WYMAN CO.. dynamos| butidin and motors inatalled, house wiring | =e iney Sate De: FRESH COCOANUTS— BANANAS Large one Teach and Point take steamers leaving Seattle at 10:00 a. m. and 1:18 p. m. Bremerton at #:16 a. m. and 6:15 p.m. | nta round trip. F GRAND RIDGE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON This kole is from tope which neacted. | at eee Tt. Sunes aeea. FINANCIAL THE Ivy Press, Artistic Printing, Ke ~- Announcements, etc, First. and Schange of interest. Groli, Damu ane . and Burepe. | ior harton street, = * OFM | Pike. Phone, Main #73. TY YY \} Canadian Bank of Commoro 08 FANCY LEMC 7 . principal cities of { FLICKINGER'S Be ANNE CHERRIES: Luscious fruit— SEEDLERS BUSINESS ¢ GER ATTE you looking for a safe and prof- pening in & 8 CHOCOLATE num- nent @ have just nd i@ the best domes. tle kole in the market. JAH GOAL CO. of Madison phone, Main 976 ¥ SHREDDED 9500 to $5,000, bt h line; lot $2x118; $100 ___ PHOTOGRAPHERS month. Robert Ab- | Xmateur dnishing. Wiles, Bualllvan ° clos 5_N. ¥. Bik biook. ¢ must stand th and we can places | FOR by owner, & factory, hotel, | cottage, cood out-buliding, with all bust-| kind of vegetables; corner 30 and > SURGRONS. STRICTLY PURE CREAM Laclede Dor regular Belgium Double regular nn » Shot _Gun, $11.00 .. 812,50 fy 814.00 Forehand Double Shot Gun, $15.50 818,00 Smith Double Shot Gun laminated steel $32.50 HuRLBUT SeconvAvlr= SNIDER'S. OR BLUE Amert- | TGHEST prices for second-hand | caeen of women. Raitburgh Medical t Co, Incorporated, | goods, bedroom sets, stoves, carpets, | _28stitute, Boston block. CURTICE BROS.’ PRE- ATTENTION, | _112 Second ave. south. Tel. Red tz. | building, ard and Pike. Tel. Green 12 s on Firet ave ew bane FUNERAL DIRECTORS chronic diseases. Wash. bullding. fixtures; | BUTTERWORTH & SONS, DR HINKLE, | Hi-212 Mutual Lite years 14% ‘Third. ‘Tel F bidg. Tel. White 89; res., Buf oi 200, respectively, | nn | DR. FALK, W-19 Starr-Boyd buildlag. an ‘. a when | FINLAY @ ROBB, 148 Becond avcnae saloon orted flavore— O FUNERAL DIRECTORS regular $17.0 . BURBANK POTATORS regular CURRIED OFS . tthe RIED OYSTERS loons, | MeSORLEY & HENDERSON, : ranging In price German-American 4up Py wt To Be Sold | our Entire Stock of New and Dam. ‘Hardw hammer barrels Cooper, 8, Levy 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bet. Yesier and Was! the| “most rellable in the city, supplies Room 66, § n bid OLE AGE TS A Drive that should also be| A lel, complained of OP IFO NE: OF Be eee. wor will be which disables him at venue south, was reported to have | shortly scarlet fever today. BUILDING PERMITS U. S. Mineral Resources | Coptes of the report of the United ‘The following building permits! statan geological survey tor 1409 net have been tnued in the city engin-|q999, have been received at the te eer’ office: to George Donworth, reau of inf bie Foye story frame ‘house at 1220 enth |G. Foste avenue west, $800; Pioneer Rent &| pupite u Collection Co,, new root at 1424 Bec- | Prine mine Ss ond avenue north, $400; BE. B. Guig-| eq states. tory frame house at 502 Seventeenth | After Noblett Bros. ayonue west, $2200: D. Harlbert, 2 glory frame fiat, 062-4 Cherry street, tach & Co., filed an action in th, 14000: Mrs, F. Hi, Reddy, two t-atory | superior court against G frame houses at 215 and 271 Hayes|and fh. N r Street, £169; C. J. Johnson, 1-story| which the frame house, 6525 Sunnyside avenue, | have converted to their use while r Theodore Turner, 1-story frame | presenting the plaintiffs at Dawaon house, 1917 Second avenue west, $900,) in 1900 and 1901 EXCLUSION ACT MUST STAND Mayor Jamen D. Phelan of San Francisco has sent to Mayor Humes of this city a communication asking that Seattle take the initiative step in the Northwest, requesting that the Chinese ex clusion act, which expires next May, be kept on the U. 8, statutes, Mayor Humes will refer the matter to the city council. ‘The City of Ban Francisco has insu cal a convention of the people of California to be held in San Francisco, Thursday, Nov. 21, to discuns the Chinese question and to take appropriate action as voicing the sentiments of California, by memortalizing conarens to re-enact the law. It is suggested by Mayor Phelan that action. ‘The Chinese government has alr ters and consuls, attempted to Influence public opinion by apt and petitions, and other means known to diplomacy. It t# ther: fore imperative, It is argued, that some action be taken to offs this influence and bring before the people a realization of the im portance of the re-enactment of the law. hatin bees ES § | attle take some similar ady, through itx minis in Paints, Etc. the lowest | FC & COHN’S 115 Jackson street. | Harvard Dental Parlors | Western Mutual Mullding, over Ger HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE ran-| dries, machine shops and contrac- ttages, modern dwelling : three | tors;' female help for hotels, res-| in all parts of the city : 707 First Ave. Seattle retiring mem-| taurants and private families; free| American Investment C { with a serious | of charge to employers. 1014 Third | avenu cs per-| avenue; Phone, Black 3; Auto| “SponaGm AND az 4 : WARENOUSE | of taking | 5 ONE GESI0 Occidental ave — iousehald | Because finer pastry, better Bae Ame | WASHINGTON Employment Office, | “goods, ete, Taccba Prenhotine & Ge ;more delicious cake can be | phone, Main 406, 612 Pike St., wants cn, Tren Se With flour milled by the Hungadam | 100 men and women in and out of SHOW CASES process, and for many reasoal gh-class | employers in the state, Call and | S=++—eesuom Case Co ISS UL AYS. | housewives should use possible Agure ‘CAHN k that | _see us TAILORS second-hand | WANTED — Machinists, moulders, | A_H. ANDERSON, 6isg Second ave SEL ANDERSON, 616% Second sxe, 1 expressly to cate Third avenue WHOLESALE permen HELP WANTED—FEMALE HINTAY @ HONS. Ta COMMISSION furnishes best heip in city, Call up | HYRES Transfer Co, Main &0.~~ $2,000 cash and odd patterns with upwards | av h ding Hed exactly lke quarter-saw oak front pane German-American ss BUSINESS COLLE Individual instruction. Laos Bust Rusiness College sundays, 9 to 4, 612 Second Avenue HOTEL BUTLER *** OAFE AND 0 . H. B. SMALLEY, trained nurse, — WV. Rinchart & Co. 60) N.Y. will give massage; home treatment Main aig | Ho Junk Co. 1910 Western, Main G7 | HOUSE BUILDERS | LOANS AND INSURANCE WE have cash customers for hous: WELLS, general 7 Starr-Hoyd building ROBELBAR, wh SEATTLE’S CLAIRVOYANTS largest and nderful clairvoyan SSS It. List your property with us , ings, fences, etc, A snAD. AMICAL PENGINRERS and our photographer will take a ’ cy" Anan, bee view” of it, which will be. pub Herbert S Upper me- |B. Ll. McALLASTHR, 603-4 Pioneer| jiahed in “half tone’ “in ait the |f 22. and 13 Scheuerman Blosk, FlA® European plan In Gonnec- Road, MUSICA Room 6,/ MISS M. VANDERHOFF, teach Second avenue, FRIDAY, € OCULISTS AND AURINTS UMBRELLA WePASRING Om EN LF ie SRESEE BREE ET SEs i} 7 Tur PLACE DE ue, I ' Stl Bes. | ED PALMIST EVER LE Dr J AM m, «4 Voce « ATT LE AGAL Ih DP wHY u pe. LTA | TURNS To THI — WiKt, MON AND ¥ : Mi Iry ATG | PALMISTRY—Prof,. Sheldon. | th ny" ae ae com auciraimere. 7) | tr ” fe ‘ i i = ftatts of life. Prot, Bhe Main ¢ or lionest | units Jurkened ma. or ' M Advice Free bik, | Snced saen ilaht of ry PATENT ATTORNEY ===! He posit reful w k until he 4 r | a ake « ness ur hand| ¢ pert hits 2 The State Electro Medica ‘lg ir lout nerve and er nly he ane op ee eee NERVOUS, CHRONIC jing | ™may have, call and he will b PEMSONAL if s dive vo 2 DON. | THE « CHEESE : . — . PROF HELDON “ 1. |1208 ‘Third avenue, corner of Beneca vk ‘ CHEE i | Palmintry taught. Mediumiatic per 4 o . a ne developed a 2 ‘ ¢ CLOTHES CLBANEN | in pa ' t LEGAL ¢ 1 "| emA Clothes Preen | m ust _— > t . 426 | Oe tna. Hot that retails the f n- | ine for, 7 DENTISTS NT STE of Eager - mE Ide. | Ac, W, PRILLIPS, 67 i 4 lr ger Medica haw bean @ ele- | Gh Dental ¢ Hinckley a> be ¢ mes in |f nd remain ao, $ DANCING ACADEMINS ian y The 8 Electro: Medical MK. ft. BE. COLLINS, teacher of fash-] ¢ "2% find us |t haw | roany imitators, bata but ¢ fashiona ject nociety | nex rner of Firnt t eatthe Times, kitehen| ing. Studio Holyoke block Pike, and always remember we fice how m. to > wl PROF. LITTI eacher of ball room ne old origina all m. 101 D. m. onigy y ing. 312 Madison, cow Bt STORE Hurt 61 Ott and | ii Medical P les | G5CiETY and stage dancing. FE. B. Ors pic oat. State lectro ¢ » iat |" Eaten, supervisor Normal associa ain 41. | sate Deposit ané Trust Comy Hed) tion, 2418 Firat; Green 1476. Also coal by sack Butlding, 701 First Ave. Roomat * ING lessor r in class | PRIVATE ambulance; rubber tires UU, Seattle, Wasi a ally. Prot, Wilson's, Dancing| to ail hospitals at ail hours; reas- 4-1 Behool, Ranke. blook onable one, Main 716 | BEE Lioyd, Briscoe & Lioyd, Hincx- | ly block. about your homes for cash |r deferred payments. MATIC SOHO! N Dramatic School prepal DHAMATIC—C wine, cures all diseases; avoid imitations. | 4 McDonald block | WANTED—Oid gold and sliver. We | Hensel, mfg. Jeweler, 2 Hinckley stage vanced pupils and beginners accepted tn and oratory; will f and coach dramatic ch s ful marsage. 911 Thiru avenue. ish Market—Fresh fish First avenue. | 618 ist av.) MRS. HANSON—Fall opening of- and Pine. FOR indies’ tailor eception gow 16 a5) lo FOR STORA) Haller bid CHARGES. |$300—Upright Pi », only $119; 71 CLEANIN octaves; mahogany finish; fine | ~~ % Works—-We call for,| tne ood an news areatest bar NEW YORK DENTAL e ecr ht mat | rece mee Cobtet Creat, ee PARLORS) . ndid. tone 614 First Avenue only $137, less than one-half valu ‘Teeth extracted and ‘fied NEEMs AND CONTRACTORS |$00—Superb cabinet grand upright| Nithout pais by our, - Jano, magnificent antique oak frat | PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND] Pase stver plated action, on Hinkley block. [Mme A. & Amita M418 First ave. Tol AMERICAN Steam Dye Works. me AND] ‘case, ativer plated action, only Sartore um seattle ths, have Dredging Co., Pioneer de. nt above are full; teed Sppliapces and ingredieats “inn 4 bi AE wr shuns apply wold crowns Railway and highway bridges and| with double our charges, and must | Sit an3 apply gold crowns sale viaducts, steel and tron work for| be sold. without regard to| {tethi" and” warranted for iam " red rs or| Value, for our storage and loan| without the least particle of ml buildings, Dredging and harbor} Ynive. for red. call, at | efowns and teeth’ without si | once. Occ ‘orage Ware- fot on goer : house, 408 ave., corner an ckson; First ave, cars pass the |_and bell work 184 Western avenus| PRINTING AND BINDING 47 Be een ar aer engraved Calling Card vedd F'| TO LOAN—Private money at low rate = mite ght, BO Sogn | MARKET Report. Printing & Publis | er t and sol Moe *, 3 byw a PS Mate ted | Ine Co., big ade job printing. 214 ye L— J J | Bpring strect. Tel. Bum et (Big halliton Collars), 4, og, | WASH. Ol Invest. Co., 318 N.Y. bIK. | BOLL “BROS, commersial printers, | O0ld Crowns, Interent aiiowed on time deponita. | A | OLYMPIC OL, CO. 13 Haller block | goa. om: 38 Washingon. biag: wat the $5; Bri =|_Treen's Shoe Store ‘Tel. Whits ss i ¢ L MENT Rooms with Monet. |SIETROPOLITAN Press. Inc, w7-1i| EOld Ejlings, $t up, DA CAMERON, Manag FURNISHED roome, with board, | 204 ave 5, and 104-6 West Wash | Ings, 50c. strictly home cooking, at reason. PLOMnING New York Dental able rates; easy walking distance. | A7TWPF-& MULLINGNew work | 614 FIRST AVE, 310 Seventh ave, south. Phone,/ guaranteed one year. Tel. Buff 1991 Second floor, Howard building; > ek 2 | Ge. Hi. Woodhouse Co. Tel Maln i | site Mutual Lite building: : FoR SALE RAUTMAN Plumbing Co. Buff #i_ otign San Prancigce "t ae of |$1000—A new, 6-room hard finish | SeeOm ORNER. Tel Green #i on adie lots, 3-room | STAMP PHOTOS—#is Columbia street SEAR OOS 8 Columbia street. i] Denny way; a snap. DRT. G. STEWART, specialist in dis. | fte-9 Red Front Furniture Co.. 110° |DR. MILES, removed to 16-16 Heussev DBR VAN DYKE, diseases of women, Have you seen them’ Let , Tel Black 86: res. Green 11 styles, all leathers, only ea pb CY ee pc ae the HARNESS AND SADDLERY COMMERCIAL” STAMP WORKS > PPO ODEO LOLOL ELLE Scheugrman block, 110 Cherry qoetcterman block, 10 Cherry. $10, cidental avenue. REAL TATE ~ | ee) ain mrnnnesnncs | HELP WANTED FOR Well Improv ‘small or large, at low prices, call on us, |QUEEN City Employment Bureau, COLLINS AND WILLIAMS, have a choice lot of vacant lots, tch | Bollermakers and blacksmiths and 2 attern makers to keep away from TAXIDERMISTS but | 2 a eattle; strike on. Tron Trades | CC. BERG, ims Third avenue. Capital Patent x MNGS More of the life-giving properties tn. | Profitable work f eel a Foaquite proot | the wheat are retained, This ee. LS PURNISHED Rooms tents, 1 canvas boats |i. vich in gluten, vegetable taba folding camp ee- |GRAND PACIFIC NOTRL, uis Pica | SPY Medal” kind. Sk | carbohydrates, Get it at pour 00 newly furnished; all | ONT AWNING CO, | cries, rh; prices moderate, sale manufacturer and | BATTLESHIP HOUSE, 88 ist ave | and Wostern, ne | Hotel Bavey= Means Be tee a Fiae| Eee ee kee eta on (Capital Milling Compenn In- | CONKLIN HOUSE, i canvas goods; goods le, to order Seattle, Wash. =| by experta at a mom: ses ORWN0 0000000008 Marion wens INSURAN BURNS & ATKINS Sunde & Erland, F PRAINED NU N, general insur lots, cottages, * and modern 99. [JAMES ROTHWELL—Loans, fire Ins, | dwellings In all parts of the city PA, | “surety bonds, %& Boston block The only way to sell your property [SSS | is to advertise, and as we spend MACHIN TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS a WANTHD—All kinds second-hand nth for that purpose, it follows chinery. A. J. Williams, 100. We ‘a logical conclusion that we can OAV t of boti th of Seattle, half mile from new electric line, tract thors oughly improved, good build® Fa | a eens § Boheusrman Bios leading newspapers tn the city MAN-AMERICAN _ INVES’ Dailt MENT COMPANY, Subscribe for the Seattle 613 Third Avenue, tar of Piano, German method, 108 17th, nr Betty 3 2 as & 3 E