The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. Dy SPAM PUBLISHING CO. Every afternoon except Sunday, TELEPHONES: Rusinoss Dept. Main 1050, Uitorial Dept., Matn 1188. eens W NARARD WELES, Raitor - -. = BF, CHASE, Busine Ave conte per month, delivered a Manager OFFICES; Seattle—1107 Third avenue. New York-290 Temple Court Buttdiny Chiengo—817-318 U. 8. Express Build “One cont per copy) sit conte ner Week or By mail Gr carriers, No tree copies Entered PoatoMice at Seattla, Washington. as mecond-clage mattor Miss Stone, the missionary, ts dead today. She will be alive Tew. The foreign correspondents know all about her case and they are telling. tomor- ee All of tho rattroads of the Northwest have combined to forward the Scheme for “a community of interests,” Does it mean stiffer freight and Passenger rates, all that the traMe will bear? The citizens of thiv vast Morthwestern regioh will watch the developments of the next few Months with keen interest. THE “VERY ENGLISH” MR. CROKER One of the strongest weapons used against Croker and Croker's pe: rican manner of Iv- The T.mmany boss who Whipped to 6 standstill, has become nglomaniac. He is more of an Englishman than be is an American. Me has money! How much, he alone knows. His fortune probably Smounts to millions, because for 17 years he has never been far from the of the rlehest ety in the world, ‘And the Croker conscience has never prevented him from dipping in ‘The real home of thie man who would contro! New York's elections | Bhd government ts not in America, but In Wantage, England. There he )) AeA king. Moat house, on his estate, is surrounded by a great park. ‘ALL KINDS OF TROUBLE Kentucky Labor Unions | Split Over an Un- lucky Speech LEXINGTON, Ky, N ates to the State Fi now in session bh d over the utteran P, Breckenridge in bis #p of weloom cr was a friend of labor, he did not eve in strikes, and that it wan Unjust and an abrogation of personal Hberty for unions to say to an em- ploye YM —Del ration of L are much of Col coh | | | konridge aatd that white | | 4 must employ only whom we | choose, and pay them what v mand,” anid say.to the working “uniess you Joln our union, you hot work. A turbulent session followed, dur- ing which federation adopted resolutions Breck sntiments ling from. the federation and convention C. Fleming, vice president of the federation and pres ident of the local Typographical union, who arranged the program at the opening session. J. J. O'Brien, th wate, then w Yention a Typowral ing Lexington dele- ut of t the dozen and all the things that go to make life pleasant in ap “Tish home of wealth. Brut that isn’t all. Ring Croker has his horse farm at Letcomb Downs; Heath House, market, and ts tn the market for another estate. He haa 50 valu- dogs, blooded horses by the doren, and pays out in wages more than & week. He has never told how he got It.It is not necessary, anyway. The peo- know, in a general way, and that knowledge does not Increase the Of their respect for this modern King Richard, who gathers up good wn dollars and spends them with tavish hand across the ocean. | There are many people in this country who fee! that, as Croker likes ‘and the British so well, he could not do better than to take up If permanent residence there. 0 Bis has obtained a divorce from his| BERLIN, Nov. 14.—All efforts to DON, Nov, 14.—Chartes mite == Rrounds. He mar-| bring sboat s reconciliation between here was a = i# an artificial lake, with islands: a private electric station, la ey it in Loa Angeles’ rand Duke and Grand Duchess resident. of Hesse, grandchildren of Queen i to London sudden-| Victoria, who have been estranged ind found his wife at/ since 1895, have failed. man named Chesnaye.! A divorce in now being arranged. of Eagles is to be instituted af Port Townsend tomorrow evenin; A number of the members of Seattle Aerie No. 1 have signified their in- tention of being present. Special rates have been secured on the Ma- ist . which leaves Yealer wharf at 16 Priday morning. returning from Port Townsend at 10 a. m. on the Alice Gertrude. Thi oapective candidates of the new serie are mak- ing elaborats preparations for the i with a THEY PLEASE THE PATIENT Prematurely Report Ceoes ered entertainment of the visiting birda, and eagerly look forward to theit by transformation from Buzzards into Dr. F. M. Carroll, city health om-| °° Fasien |, 1 there is no one thing that] Order of Golden Belts will break in health department so much thefr new horme on Friday night. It c@ as the recklessness of a! i+ rumored that it is a thoroughbred Murmber of physicians in re-| Kentuckian the progress of cases of con- | under their care. entimes, eke te eee es Ce see et cases | | Thomas Edwards, a coal miner Rretone thee ere ees ‘We ifrom Black Diamond, whe was hit by eaters seer are ready At ell: ia tailing plece of coal, was brought fe their patienig who wish tae ee eee ence an removed to Providence hospital. lwarcdts is wut. aoe it, ned Ae s00n 88 tHCY ering from paralysis of the lower Dr. Carroll says he personally tn- | !mbs. a ee patients m ¥ pa) quarantine he i" On| HOURS MADE SHORT point he bas given Quarantine Beysemon sevice inweree:| BY HAPPY EVENTS to ete a —— unless | a] ti out ager suffi to @void exposure to other} Mrs, William T. Miles will give an informal dancing party tomorrow ev- es saa ec ening at her home, 1020 Fourth ave- DANIELS HELD =|». i ie" nS ‘Torry, sree ae « fine potiec: ae u pictures on ition at UGeorge T. Daniel. the alleged em-| Dougall & Bourhwick's, will give a Wanted in Dawson, was) talk on art at the home of Mra. ©. D. ta to the custody of the United | Gtimeon. Minor avenue and Seneca ye 'y afternoon} street. tomorrow event > tO which y United Staten Commirsioner Kief-|a number of Mra. Biimetn's friends’ vi oo in. government was| are invited. n lo secure evidence — nw 80 Maat which Danict con be] The LiAllegro cieh will give Ks elite Teniet has teen a Jatt | rewular club dance next Wednesday several weeks, The authorities | evening at Little's hail. Seatary evidence trom Dewieat| The Vit club will give a social hop ‘owing to the defects in the | ¢ Little's hall, next Tuesday even- raph sygtem they have been un- | '8- to do #0. John F. Dore, who is! for Daniel, eked for the pris. | ‘s release om the ground that ns Bros., Dariiet ts | to have in tish gov “t- Miss Lenore McGrath will be the hostess at a farewell card party to- morrow evening at her home, 2123 Fourth avenue. About 90 guests will ance attle tion exercines and considerable int n in the proceedings Greek Symposium Last night in the Hinckley block the Untversal Brotherhood organize tion and Theosophical soclety enter- tained its frfands with a Greek nyry posium and musical, Thirteen am teurs and members took part who performed were Mixa M Ashworth Nibl the name of the ne = it to keep the prisoner in cus- P Mise Louise Nichols will give an _ Informal dancin, rty at the home tish Vice Consul Bernard Peliy, | of Mrs Haller, te Minos avenue, on waa present at the hearing, stat-| Saturday evening, that x had been using efforts to to lence from Dawson show-| Mine Margaret Kimball has issued for Daniel's detention, Invitations to a dancing party at the Lee Queen Anne club house next Monday LOST $160 evening in honor of Misa Simmonn, son mo eye who is visiting her. - ple nt surprine irty was en Miss Pear! Stoops oassey ven: lerr, a recent arrival in this} ing at her home, 823 seventh @ nue, , lost $100. yenterday afterngon | is honor of her 16th birthday. Twen- the corner of Second avenue| t¥-five guests were present Herat bana He notified the ee poll je tons and offers a reward for the recovery of the money.” sir. MENTAL SCIENCE Herr believes that the money, which! consisted of five $20 gold pleces and _ in paper. slipped through a hole! TP us pocket. |. Prof. J. M, Knox, the founder and a |leader of Mental’ Sci in thi ‘orthwest, bout to» throug a United Bistee ona lecturing . aching tour. His idea is t5 4 fund, the object of whict 4 abject of which wil ¢ Lodge Notes Fe on aero aged of @ mental ectence college in Seove0 Prof. Knox has just finish of mental wcte B.C. The gra fenttlo Aerie No. 1, Fraternal Or-| well attende Ber of Eagles, held a lively neswion| est was tak last Sunday and initiated eighteen 2a candidates, and about 40 new appli-| €ations were received. Arrangements are being made by the Eagles for their annual ball on! February 6, also for « big Thank. diving social on Thursday, Nov. ie committee appointed ta Jem firaves, 1. Simonson, H, A. Beck, J. ©. Mitel band A. KE. Partridge This committee is hard at work ar Fanging iin program. Del Cary Smith, the grand worthy | ence Baker of woclety President, hax notified the committer | Hiewen eielinic that he wil! be present, and there will | Wilnem, baste be a number of good orations, inter- ES kp Frank Marshall Dead with solos, ducts and a few! nelect specialties by members of the perder. | Frank A. Marshall, aged 29 years, An elaborate invitation and pro-|died at. Pr hospital last ¢vamn for the function ts in the hands| night. . The at Bonney & of the printers and will be diatribut-| Stewart's. ed at next Sunday's seston. * - oe ade and repaired, 1518 Third ave. Ladies’ Furs n A new aerie of the Fraternal Order | c. C. Berg, Among the local artists! O'Brien tions withdrawing from tucky federatt NAVIGATION. NOW CLOSED The Yukon lee-Boung for Winter— City of Seattie Brings News Officers of the steamer City of Se- attle, which arrived yesterday, brought news of the final closing of navigation on the upper waters of the Yukon, No more steamers will be able to get through this season. The Ora was the last vessel to come up from Dawson, arriving at White Horse Nov. 11 after « trip of 11 days. Nora and Flora were the last leaving down the river, arriving at Dawson Nov. 3. The steamer had 273 Passengers. Many of these, owing to the accident of the steamer City of Topeka, had to wait ten days in Skagway. Nearly all the Klondike Passengers left the steamer, with thelr pokés of dust, at Vancouv Thirty employes and offers of the Yukon steamers made the trip. Weill Known passengers were: Capt. J. B. Wood, manager of a Klondike min- Re ee Mre. am awe a Dawson hotel proprietor, and A. Z. Washburn, purser on the steamer Ora. ‘The cargo of the Seattle com- prised 200 toma of canned salmon and halibut. DAWSON WAGES DAWESON, Nov. 6.—The wagen on Gold un for next winter will be $80 pér month and board. This ts in ac- cordance with « decision of the firm of Chute & Wills, which operates the largest mining ties on the creek. The firm claims that it can get plenty of men at the price and that It is better for the men to work for small wages and be sure of their money than to work for the old price of #0 cents an hour and take their Pay on bedrock.” id Run, and especially Chute & ‘Witla, wiil do more work this winter than ‘ever and ts showing up very geod pay. Charles Brown came before Jud; Griffin yesterday and pleaded gulity to a charge of horse stealing. Last duly Brown and a man named An- Grew Johnson. stole a horse at Ren- fon and took the animal to Ellens- burg, where they were caught. Sub- sequentiy Johnson was fonvicted of grand larceny by @ jury, and today Brown concluded to plead guilty, rather than be convicted of the ertme and given the tral paces <a New Goods Arrived M, D. Pease Johnson Second ave. have juat ry large shipment of Ladiew’ Walking Suft Skirts, Cloaks and French Fian- nel Waists direct from Ne ‘The wame firm are having le on Pattern and $5.00. a err Coal, wood, ‘phone Seattle Fuel Co, Chops all kinds of raw or meat, all’ kinds of vegetables and fruit fine or coarse, as desired, It does away with the chopping bowl |B and knife, . 90e 81,00 cooked i No. 0 size.. i No.1 size... No. 2 size . anything; special Friday $1.09 §reses & FURLBUT 12151217 BB Secon® Avy nishing Department 1@ § Hunter's Flour Sifters, Friday,each $ Waffle Irons, Fr Ar eee te wet ., ct THE SEATTLE sta A LC OC LCT bad Pacific Coast Steamship Co f fir San Francisco | ac} Dougall outhwick Co 717-19 - 21-23 First Avenue » Watia Walle tilla Oot, 15 24, ; Nov. 6, 10, 16. Alu | ote | | l | | | ter | foutt Lenve Eastora ha City, City of eka, Oot. 1 Bteamshipa ( | Seattle or Clt Noy. 1 * OMe athot Verking &¢ Aven, Momttte W. Miller Friday Bargains in the House Fur 4 PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE a KR Heattle and Ban Fran Ana Robt, Do! Carrying freight gers, reduced rat Freight Office Arlington De Tel, Maly 1038, 8, 8, Canrina 8. ar and passen ot OMee a Wire Ay, Main 1147 Ac, Te ROCIO IORI TOI IO IORI DR For Honoluiu Direct 3 The Globe Navigation Co, * * Wil dispateh one of th lowing steamships — KE ampico. Sailing About July 1S tte Friaw rAd 106 Large Friday, Hardwood each Te each Small Peariine, Friday, each ut Olaae te Dinhes, Cake ‘Turners, Friday, each {Friday Dressed Ivory Boap, Spoons, Hon- Bor, regular pth or y ya thereatter information apply to the office of the company, room A, Pacific block, T, W, Not. tingham, manager Fidler on io ei tok i ot et - EVERETT AND D+ 12m, § p 2:20, 146 p.m. Dots, EE EE peters Iv , 109 a. mm Ly 915 a. m, Three round trips dally, including day, in effect Bept. 24, ' 190) At Beattie At wr Snohorniah, ay. Tel. Red 231, verett Tolephor SCOTT, Mana, a Li | Port Orchard Route | Dally service, effective Bept. 10, 1901. | Bremerton (U. 6. ay ard and Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney. STEAMERS Athlon and inland Fiye From Columbia Dock, foot of Col- umbia street | Leave Seattle—€:30 a. m. (except | Bundays) and 10:00 a. m., 1:15 p. m, (for Bremerton only) and 4:00 p.m. (Saturday only, extra trip 11/39p. m.} Leave Bremerton—#:18 and 11:45 a. | m, 2:00 and 6:16 p. m. Leave Sidney |--7:50 and 11:20 a. m, 6:00 p.m. | Leave Charleston—-6:00 and 11:35 o. __MOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE PLATE RACK ett and M nan | Merchants AGERE ND wg Se Aii'7) (\ (\ \) Y Here is. heiptat ar- |) of furniture at a specially low price, for Friday. The itiustra- on explains ite useful- ness. Made of oak, fir ished a dark goiden mearures HM inches wide. Reach and Rean mere leaving Seatth and 1:18 p.m. Leavi $:15 a. m. and 6:15 p.m. tx round trip. GRAND RIDGE KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON WUT AT $2.75 PER TON ‘This kolo is from the new slope which we Mave just opened, and is the best domen- tic _kole in the market, ISSAQUAH COAL Co., Bunkers, foot of Madison streot. Telephone, Main 976. POCOOOS: Brunner & Co. Tol. Main 1960. 602 Pike St Family Wines and Liquors Our Increasing Sales are evidence of quality and prices. We respectfully so- licit your trade 21b. Bricks usually sold for ie, special tornorrow BURBANK POTATOES— Nice mealy ones~ Por 100 Pounds ... ........$1.25 THREE-STAR CREAMERY BUTTER— We a-1b. Jars... S-Ib. Jars . * $1.50 PURE, SWEET APPLE cIpeR— Per Gallon . Seal. Kew S-gal. Ker « SHREDDED ¢ Por Pound 2. es... FRESH COCOANUTS— Each bids emoe BRANDY FOR MEAT Per Hottle.$1,00, $1.25 and $1.50 EVAPORATED APRICOTS POUNRDE 6. oie eee ecees ABO LEANED CURRANTS— 1-lb, Packages .. «be ITALIAN PRUNES— Per Pound FRENCH PRU Per Pound ... ... te EVAPORATED PEACHES Per Pound ooo... oe... 100 EVAPORATED BARTLETT PEARS Per Pound .. sserees 0 DRIED CALIFORNIA FIGS Per Pound Be NS to 4c 51.90 * $2.05 COANUT— 12¢ After the Horse Is Gone We have Pad Locks of all kinds our 260 Six Lever Padlock is a won- der. Cabinet, Box Drawers, Trunk | Chest and Door Locks of all kinds, | Also all kinds of keys. \Rainier Hardware Company ‘1121 First Ave, Fost ot Seneca St. ‘Telephone, Main §23. 10 MINCE +) ES FUNERAL & Y DIRECTORS*™ SEATTLE & "5 & eR darby: To Be Sold Our Entire Lae fort New and Dam- Hardware Paints, Etc. At prices reduced to the lowest possible Mgure CAHN & COHN’S 115 Jackson et EXTRA Per Pound CITRO, ANC re LARGE RAISi on OR. WALNUTS— Per Pound ... ... PERUNA— Per Bottles... 600 LYDIA PINKHAMS COM POUND Per Bottle DR v8 MEDICAL Dollar size— t 5c SWIFT'S SPRCIFIC Dollar size— Per Bott! WH SPRI Per Bott EEF NOT RATIONS, are we present quart No. 743 Second Ave. | where 3A ME MAKING AN PINE AND tALSAM but are IRON AND WINE 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bet. Yesier and Washington we are OLD, SUE always did, BARGAINS to found we promise to duplicat and terms offered you | fir QUALITY ni le Upon investigation you will |find our wt and we ask you to call and ec urself, Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS HOTEL BUTLER °**2 SEATTLE’S|@AFE AND largest and GRILL only first-class Room European plan nneo- HOTEL ae TANTIAL WAY, are alwa, it: 25 Cents We carry a complete line of atomer STAR PAINT CO. 300-302 Pike St. Largest and Best Line of Paper in the elty, If you want cheap paper, we have a@ large se tion, Correspondence Stationery 4 2d ave, and Columbia, Tel. Main 193, | the trade | PERSONAL | selling Pianos in the} CLASSIFIED ADS. |" 8°"2" AMD EMACT OW TEDL ATVOU SENS -AT-LAW wee ts pre ings in bankry porated, Als ined. Gollec the United erciat and dovencos. FRANK Vi. WIESTLANG, Hoston bike | Ht. MART Lite JA. KELL W. D, LAME Ae MACH HA ' Mics. th Pine On ladlage eal wt block Lynci & Bt AAV Highest gow i tine 43/8 flor and reception | ib Bistere. tib-ail ¢ bid #7 Matter wa f: | block py fisot, Palmer & Mrow? Ti | clean pr b.< OVER, «43 Valier bullding. | OMeo 1416 LYMAN EB. KNAPP, 10 Hriler buildin RIGA G. WARD 1 Dye AND CLEANING W orks. de live Firat ave. To tear Tf é is ‘ Pb rk b EDUCATIONAL Binnoer your, « “ Mair Main i Hon PIERRE a 8h TOW MARTIN AUCTION SALES TION sulo—# rth © and be Hing, rain ¢ to be 1 at auction tn (Martin & F First avenue day, the 22nd ani ik for big ad late Joe } AY PCTMICAL KON & WYM and motors tne and bell work WENANCIAL MACHINERY nd Bat A p.m, Le for big wal | PUGET BOT . | OF 6% 1 tock paid WARRANTS rison & Eshelman, Mutual WASH. Oil Invest. Co, 218 N.Y. bik MPIC OIL CO. 12 Waller Bloor. vou 5. ish house down, #0 ‘Abrams N ates and Burope 8 BAVINGS BANK Af Ben ‘4 ab }tat ' J. Re ta nnet |and trust t | Scandinavian- American Bank of Beattle. A genera) banking business | transacted. Deposits, — $1. ~" on Chilber abl, firs vice oe ey Boclberg, cash; J. F. Lane, asst. cash. No branches.” _ National Bank of Commerce rm ital....§160,000. | Transac' basing bustnesa. |HL CG. Henry, prea; KR. Bpencer, leash. Safe deposit vaults for rent | Sate Deposit Vault Boxes ior THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE. id up capital... £100,000. Gene banking business transacted. J. D. Hoge, jr. prea; M. McMicken. vice pres.; L. Turner, cash; fF Parkburst, eset. cash, Exchange on principal cities of U. & and Europe. ms ik of & Cay 7 ta me jCneniel (Bight mulidon | Surplus pe: hes 92,099,000 | Interest allowed on time deposits. A general banking business transacted | SEATTLE BRANCH — Corner of | James strect and Becond avenu viidings, with all kind getabi er and Denny ‘a #nap. 2 “8 | HIGHEST prices tor” second-hand goods, bedroom Sets, moves, carpets, Ste Red Front Furniture Co., 210 U2 Second ave south Tel Red 2222 BUTTERWORTH & BONS, embalm- $78, 106-14 Third Tel Pike 49. FURNACES FINLAY @ ROBB, its Second HARNESS AND SADDLE! SMEBORLEY & HENDERGON, &. cidental avenue. — WANTED TY EMPLOYM Mit ard AVE... BLA JES HELP FRE TO EM PLC avenue. WANTED-—Machinists, mouiders, boll- ‘ermakers and blacksmiths and put tern makers to keep away from Se atte; strike on. Iron Trades Coun- eit heer PACIFIC Emp. Ofek. ii0t tr: furnishes best help In elty. — ¢ Main #6 Mire Keyes, Mar. Profitable Work. sit Mike Dougias peor | E cient n Beattie? ny hurn- ber requiring an investment of from 400 to B00 Kvery business op. portunity that panes through of Must stand the closest inventignt teach barber trade in eight weeks; tools donated; positions pow RO Mg yootlgn guaranteed; mailed free. Me Gare, tstory’ hntel ill ction: Barber College, San Francisco. Ca! for. Kindly "call and toves | HOTELS. FURNISHED ROOM German ican Inve GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iii5 Incorpor: 33 Third aveni house newly furnished: ~“BALOON WEN modern: prices moderate. FOR Bale—Two BATTLESHIP House. 55 ist Everything new. Rooms Iie nu, near Pike 3 and new bare and’ fixty » | Hotel Savoy—Roome fe up. 66 First. er eet & ~q Niet | CONKLIN HOUSE, Tidy Third ave. can be paid’ cash iNstnRANGE ainnce when y fed se RSS beat saloon property. fn Seattle | BURNS ATRINBON, general lasar: today for the money. "We. have 28 | ance, 13-14 Boston block ‘4 by saloo | WAV. Rinehart & Co, 9 N.Y Row to | == — ars none IF “You Want correct welghts and prompt returns, dea! with the Chiva- 5. Jank Co. 19 Western. Main 647. LOANS AND INSURANCE JAMES BOTH WELL—Loana, fire Tas, cr z bonds 23 Boston block. MACHL WANTED—AT Kinds seoond- hai chiner; A.J. Williams, 199 Weiler OCLLISTS AND AURISTS DIE-FONDA NADEAU—Biye, car, nose and throat. 381 Burke buflding. R KIBBE Bailey building erman-Ameri Investment C san ROX FACTORY R Bale—Interest in oF of the larg: | } est and best paying | box factorie . which dinables bim perm: his place must be filled by a'man cap- able of taking charge of the office German-American Co. LODGING HOUSES. FOR Sale—We have » few high-class lodging houses, not t usually filled with & lot of cheap. fitted exprenely histionted strani ich th safely mn In- | that we ca German- Americ . M2 Third a COMMISSIO? Hover. $2,000 cash and services secures terest and good position in one leading wh: Institute of Osteop- eposit Bullding. lished in Seattle three years. ‘Phone Main #07. SIX years’ experience chronic Rickart & Howell, osteopaths. block. Phone, Main 7z3. Ins of cana oi al patrons 20 shtpy hy hank refer 3, but some | Dr. J. A. Mackinnon, « Chapin pid | 4 good pav~ | > THURSDAY, NOVEMRER 14 PERBONAL—Continueg, may ned Piano yes PATENT ATOR COMMERCIAL STAMP Wi Bcheverman block. 110 € REAL ESTATE EST SEATTLE property wills be as low in price as now, is your opportunity to beautiful home site on bs terms. We have sightly lots from $75 to $200, on small tent payments, Fine schools, graded streets, water arties building have free portation, or we will build on easy terms, Let us over the property. It will you either for home or _ Sturtevant & Co. 12 Cobu WORK see Lioyd, bullding your homes, 3% block. us WE havé @ choice lot of cottages, modern dwellings in ail parts of the American lovestment avenue. ia FOR well improved farma, large. at low call on COLLIN! WH Room $6, Sullivan B Bib0—Ruye @ good home good reasons for selling. w BAGLES, Attention—You to be present at the institut an aerie at Port Townsend on day, Nov. 15, The Majestie: Yesier wharf at.9:15 a.m rate. Return on Allee G leaves Port Townsend 10 a urday. A. E. Part : YMEN and Fo and distribution cars promptly; superior equi moving the finest ft And the heaviest machinery, ‘Transfer Cp office @ street, phone, Main 826. EYRES Transte: EATS AND A TENTS and awning tents, st hose and army duck, tents and beds, the “Gold ATTLE TENT & Al manufacturers, hed by experts at a Sunde _& Erland, First TRAINED NUR! ing and general ond_avenue. Jopontted ee - PERSONAL ORIGI cow Bi BUTTER | Ora ii shorthand acho> | ction. bt Boston }LEO'S Businons Coliege, Union-B4, in: Mividue tion. ail mubjec BRST methods and teacher ome * ‘The answi Riisiness College. Second and Pik eG buy tn lang | WILSON'A Mod, Bue Coll, Main ata ue “CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS — BODERQUIBT &HOR BAR, whi At 718-220 Spring street E WEIS, ke Ti Starr-Toyd front | Main CLAIRVOVAN WALLACE, ‘TH *ALMIST, NOW CAT. rd AVE. Prof, Wal world’s greatest iat nsulted daily on all faire of life, His Work is entire different from others, and he | tively refuses to accept a fee until | you are pe tly satisfied, His | advice on marr divorces, love, family affairs, business tran per Ib, equat tions, law suit are accurate| butter in the city, nlee 1 truthful: what tr and esh Oreg ble y all and he will| eggs only %¢ per dosen. § help you. we Me, and New York PROF. WALLACE am Cheese, only 1c per p 03 Ird Ave, cor. Ser w Honey just Imistry taught, medium mb. These ons developed. Are a saving to you of 6 to CAROLINA nts a pound, on butter, ees and cheese. ber the White Cow Butter Co. 1818 & ave., nearly opp Bon March RATERS. 11 A lar stock of second-hand heating ste Of all kinds and all sizes forwate at own figures, at Red Prone Bur South SANING rates of all magaalys SRATTLS Clothen ” Pressin . V. White Advertisitg BA thes in shape $1.80 monthi yong New. York bullding Beata 100T Phird. Burt 1004 eat place to buy Oil F Gast-off clothtn trom the Sivtatic ct Starr-Royd t H Tels. Maln 98 DANCING ACADEME DANCING Classia for Gay and Friday eventy Willson's school of 4 lessons dally, Ravke street. depart ug REGIS thing fresh the crowd, at The tter 8 rat and Pike Butter—Another car us Iowa Creamery just arrived, and will sell it while | lasts at 2 pounds choice Ela the may be in with u may have, « per- | M well airy t_ me nt and future; adings and a pnd stor nd aters, Heaters: LIND, Clairvoyant, card reading « m7 nd ave pir ents; 24 Sprin ag Go. 11 oo ee it prune « ADV patent and | } Also Lloyd, 8 Hino | about your homes for cash re red payments. private | PRIVATE hall, Pike I how a jane |" hy bl | | | mbulanoe; ri als at all’ hours hong Main 716 r tires; to reason: ____WANTED-REAL Ei HOUSES AND LOTS Wi cash customers for tages, stores ngv in all parts of a The only way to sell your pe is to advertise, and as we THOUSAND DOLLARS & that purposs, It follows as & conltision that we ean sell tt your property with us and Our fographer wilt Take a "lew rit which will’ be publis tone’ in’ all the toading newepaPe fn the ‘city ERMAN-AMERICAN INVEST M T COMPANY, hav WINE, 1RON AND PLATING ating Works, 290 TREEN SHOE Go. 707 First Ave., Seattle PRICES THE LOWEST Washington Tent & Awning Company. (Inc.) Manufacturers of waterp! and wagon covers, dash apron, on tops and umbrellas. Tel. Main 1025, 82 Yesler Way. stream of | hind Avenus. _ a