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

erie lew York ly consistent union man. 18; Sylvia, 8; Rosie, 2. The frente and two other children are eriously injured. fire is believed to have been caused by an exploding lamp. Houses or Worst First Christian Church — The First Christian Church was yesterday opened with the firat ser- ‘Vices its members have ever attend- ‘ed in an cdifice of their own. tion has for the last three rears Worshipyed in rented places. | Tene church te not yet completed, but | ‘will be very soon. | ‘Yesterday morning $40) were rais-| 4 by the congregation. amount, as announced by J. ©. Me- Ginnis," treasurer of committee, will Aer preached an Every afternoon except Sunday, , TELEPHONES: F Business Dept., Matn 1080, % MAZARD WHLLs, mtitor OFFICES: SEATTLE STAR. FURLTRIING ©. Baltorial Dept., Main 1188. BF. CHARE, Bustness Manager > i" Hatered at the postoice at Geatiia Washington, at eecond-clave matter Might profitably investigate the Mandpipe could be used temporarily as a place of ¢ {rom recent newspaper comments the _—— ‘The sudmarine boat Fulton remained under water in New fork har- ‘Dor for fifteen hours, and when she rose to the surfac Ihe, nobody insite was short of breath. 1 ‘One of the passengers, slept through the night, ards It was all so quiet and plackt, though a storm raged overhead, So the submarine boat Is a success at last. Femained on the bottom for a week,its officera declare, if the locker had been supplied with provisions. The air Wuched and everybody's lungs worked smoothly and without @ creak. WHI we goon have not only “disappearing Buns” but a disappearing navy, that can navigate above the waves part * Mke the whale for placid depths below? |. What witt be the result? ‘ Vote for a lawyer, 4 politicta © ean be induced to run, ted wrong, and fought it. He stood be- the city’s money until he was dubbed Rt were my own.” riment, and, if It ig successful, it may bogs rule-some day. e. if Es si ay PTO [with Friar. * URG, Nov. %—The tour Amanda, aged 16; lent to complete the work. Rey..B.. H. Lingenfelter, the pas- naive wermon. said, in part: h in our chure mark an epoch in our spiritual . But @ socrifice of self in the; it of others is a condition of| tual development. that constant growth in the lives Of Bil the members until the ‘th faready for the reat Rs Bow Engiend ond the ation ; “New England and th was the subject spoken @ay morning by Kev. monds, pastor of the First ( ehureh. Mr. Simonds’ a0 Now that the city Jail ts overflowing with prisoners, the authorttios question ax to whether the Queen Anne heme is feasible, © In three American cities mayors selected from the ranks of labor are aha Ping their policies and tying out thetr plans for municipal govern- “Here ts an experiment that is worth watching—tt may contain a of Information. When a man is wanted for mayor of a city, Destiny doesn’t usually mt the door of a machine shop and cry, “I want a man. ~ She doesn’t enter the roundhouse and pelect an engineer or a fire- ‘Than. In fact, the toilery are generally out of it, They are permitted ® capitalist, or a business man if ho : and after that sometimes comes disappointment ‘Ain@ grambting—a feeling that the wrong man has been elected and that F ment Ys largely a matter for people with money and influence and the fellows who work with their hands and wno are always _ Ban Francisco has a uusicion for mayor, Eugene E. Schmitz. He was the leader of theatre orchestra and is @ pronounces! and thor- He was elected by a heavy plurality Ditter triangular fight in which both Democratic and Repub- xte® ridiculed him. he is mayor of a mighty city. He has A CHANCE to stow 4 honestly enforced by a representative of the masses. that power can not influence. or, wealth ‘as steel and a determination to be just and things, he can do much for the people from the new mayor of Bridgeport, before he Was put at the head of the city? ‘Paseer in the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine fac- nd Straightway the taxpayers dis- and calloused hands was ave had to work for it. The tax- and strong enough to do it? On Temperance A large congregation in the First Methodist church yener- eloquently, and at some. to “good citizens to unite w Sgaingt the saloon influences here.” At Second Prasby'erian tae aty-five conte per month, delivered tention, Judging yeuterday morn- r Admiral Lowe, who was while the crew played The Fulton could have tanks had hardly been z American day of all American days.” markably low prices, lar $30 set. China Dinner Sets decorations with kn handies in gold. well at $7.50, ‘There are legions of hand- wome Extension Tables here-— new, pleasing patterns—atyles different trom the ordinary— prices and qualities to meet the wants of all purchasers. Solid Oak Extension Tabi _ exactly like Mustration, has 6 fluted legs of ample sige; top measures 42x42 inches square: extends to six feet, but may be had in eight-foot length for an adidtional charge of $2.00. Golden Oak finteh, GLHOL FURNIT tor nos At the Second Presbyterian church | rents this month. yesterday, Rev. W. A. Major, the tor, preached to @ large congre- ‘tion from the text, “Go your way, Neither be ye sorry; for the joy of | double the rate charged in Seatt! our Lord is your strength.” “Gratitude,” said the speaker, “ike @ clean spirit, is © creation of God, and when a man Domseases it, Sil things material change their re- lationship to him. Gratitude ts a Grace In the Christian beart.’ He Repainted the Boat wling proceeds of community prop- erty. Some months ago Mra. M. I. Oddenkirk went Into partnership She owned @ sailbont jin which Friar went around the Sound buying up farm produc 13 proceeds were to be divided eaually, and all went well until | Friar circulated the report that the ot J. C. Miller of Knox-| boat had been burned. Later the ‘were burned to death in a lich destroyed their residence ear- his morning. boat was found at Everett repaint- ed and with a “For Sale” sign on it, | Mra. Oddenkirk accuses Friar Of attempting to sell her boat with the intention of keeping the pro- MORTALITY RECORD ‘The funeral of William Morgen-| stein was held trom Stewarts funeral parlors ned ar this afternoon. — buried in Mt. P' terday afternoon. Thelma May, t! asant Cemetery yea- othe wi Pleasant cemetery yesterday after noon by four little boys with whom she had often played during her tite| time, WAS IN ON G@. Friar has been bound over the superior court by Judge George on the charge of embez- infant daughter jot Mr. and Mrs, George W, i borne to her grave in Mt month. at its next meeting. BASKET BALL Will Soon Begin ‘Thanksgiving morning at 9 o'clock the regular scheduled gamos of the Indoor Baseball league will be re- umed by a match between a team rorm Co. D of the National Guard | { and an aggregation from Camp 69,| | Woodmen of the World, The stand- | ing of the club teams is aa follows: W. 0. W., Camp 69, two games won and none lost; Co, D, one won and & none lost; University Sophomores, t 2 o'clock one won and one lost; W. 0, W. Camp 286, one won and one los Bi, none won and one lost; High none won and one lost, and A. 0. U. W., none won and oné lost, | o | | Coal, wood, ‘phone Seattle Fuel Co, ! i onan Ladies’ Furs made and repaired, . C, Berg, 1418 Third Sale of Fine BIG STEAL Wines and Liquors LONDON, Nov. %5.—Dick Burge, the famous pugilist, has been rented for complicity in. the pool bank robbery, in which $460,000 | the is said to have been taken by a book! per. By ley the Store feet of logs. o—~ Witter Springs Medical. Water eures rheumatinm, ecze Virtually on Thanksgiving day. apoke of it as “the most distinctive-| gists or 1210 First avenue, . blood and skin diseases. freshet in the Wind river val- aig “igs! J. ARONSON Company has lost several million From now until Thank: aubject of wines I iving the ost In the tending Hquor buy: Wholesale Liquor Dealer 109 Colombia St. Tel. Pink 1753, Free delivery, TAH SHATYLE SrA, Pacific Coast Steamship Co, | TiceMeDougall § e/ Southwick 717 -19- 21-23 First Avenue, Thanksgiving Dinnerware Sale A #athering unusually interesting on the very eve of ‘Thankagiving, both from the great stocks shown and the re- Coa! FOR SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA 14 Wine Ave, i Ants. Ban rane C CLIPPER LINE Francisco route. Czar Carrying freight reduced rates. Freight Ome Arlington Dock, Passen- $19.00 for 202-plece Austrian ben Amey Glass Olive or Ching Dinner Sets; a regu- Hon Dishes; usual cost for Cut Glass $25,00 for 103-plece Haviland } ” Vinegar Rottlon. * Silverware, triple pate Knives and Forks, dozen ..$4.00 Coffes Spoons, doxen. Oyster Forks, Orange Spoons, dozen $5.95 for Cut Glase Water Bot- then. It is acwixe we always freight apply to the ecne Wioeks grade furniture a Telephone Main 271. NOTTINGHAM, Mgr GOOD FURNITURE SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE Mining districts. me rae, ‘GER AND FREIGHT BERVICE MAINTAINED DUR- nd grants ING TRE WINTHR, 8. P. BROWN, Gen’l A, 619 Firat Ave. A.B. NEWELL, Vice President and General Manager, J. FRANCIS LEK, Traffic Mer. and Skaguay, GO ON THe CITY OF EVERETT bo oding | leat, eset. cash, pane | and’ trast, businons, tik cigs Scandinavian- American Bank of Seattle, A general banking bu Bs Grondahl. firet a. with Str. jerett, with pany pevicn, erae Be tremerton (U. avy pres Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney. | hay gusty STEAMERS aalt Boxes tor Reat Athlon and Inland Flyer | rie ys: NATIONAL HA’ From Columbia Dock, foot of Col- sia cumbia street. Leave Beattlo—6:30 a. m. (except Sundays) and 10:00 a, m, (tor Bremerton onty) and (Baturday only, extra trip 11:20 p.m.) Leave Bremerton MES URE ih and 11:45 a. 1S pom. Leaving nd 6:15 pm. TOO HIGH RATES|ASSASSIN Columbia City Objects to Telephone Sete Ganday. nee Martie ot meio 1 Bspe ‘was the principal speaker, ON TRIAL of Patterson, N. etned of being an accomplice of Brescl, the assassin of King Hum- bert, began today, For the alleged reason that the company {# violating ite franchise, 9 number of the Sunset Telephone 's mubscribere at Columbia City have refused to pay thelr phone’ Our Store Will Be Closed All Day Thanksgiving November 28th ‘The franchise given to the com- pany by the Columbia city counci specifies that the rates shall be the eat the fat and drink the sweet and | same as charged in Seattle. Sub- send portions of them to those for whom nothing ts prepared. For this day is holy unto our Lord.| phones on @ 10-party line. This is New line of Belt Buckles. W. H. soribers there claim the company is | Finck $16 Second ave. charging $2.00 per month for tele- WALNUTS the kind selling alt town for 30 cents per pound mp; $1200. our price, per pound.,.120 J] second ha NICE EATING APPLES-~per $1.00 CURRANTS The company says the extra charges are made for mileage, Col- umbia City being five miles from the central office in Seattle. On the other hand, the subseribers claim the explanation i weak, because at Fremont and Interbay, In some cases fm greater distance than Columbia City, the rates are only $1.40 « over oastin poand carton, CITRON, LEMO: ANGE PREL— MEAT “per bott PURE SWERT OR OR- * pound, ie The controversy is to be brought before the council of Columbia City 3-galion keg. POPCORN — § Pans SPECIAL 2 STAR CREAMERY Season's Sport in the Popular Game ec $1.60 CH CRHAM CA b. : the 60-cent quality—s-pound Pieaty mee 35 MIXED NOTE per poun SOFT SHELL ALMONDS. ~following fir and Fed cherry, black berry, pineapple and raspberry. MONS—bright per Be DATES—per pound... purchase enables us to offer you now the best value you have ever had in Roasting Pans # # The body of W. B. Eiwett wan %;, 4 CAs one-Won and none lost; | OINT OFYETERS—per FAT MACKE IMPORTED SWISS CHED 12x17 double roaster, worth Soc, Special Thanksgiving | L oper & Levy Whoiesale and Retell Grocers 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Cot. Yesior and Washington ‘Tolophone Main 182 Regal Roaster VVYAX15 4x7} minds of howaek The oppor- tunity afforded by this sale will ore be de ome to in-| 12% X16%x7M% regular 85c¢ ' 79c ERE P{URLBUT | "AeEES pee §-12 Seco"? An | Albert Hansen gout Jewelry 13X18X7 1-2 regular $1 | Same Avenue 8. \J. Ak | Pree PF at at Martin & of First avenu itAM aii ted Buaten, FRANK H WibeP LING. HB. MAWTIN LLOGG, Wo DB. LAMBUTIT ©. MACDONALD, 10 Mutual Life bid. 220 Bailey butid'ng 94-6 Paclito biook. @) Burke bet ner & Brown, Pioneer bit od Haller building. 0 Heiter building OVER ‘Tietees Omce LYMAN KNAL 18 First Ay. G. WARD K ‘Tel, Main 1147 || OM, J-¥. DOUGLAS. RACK PETH 5 jew York bile. TRY, i) Burke block. For Honolulu 8 LANGLAND, ii NY. bloo« Siudlo Holyoke blogk ALCTIONEEN vigation Co, will 1] JOM MARTIN, S.S. EUREKA . 10, 1901 19 Viret avenue. Tel. _ AUCTION BAL is] TION sale of fine furnitur order of Mra, Will Bel 19 roo! , by 1 This te all h consisting of fine bedroom suite parlor furniture, very fine folding book case, comt $50 The White Pass and plane, dining-ro« Yukon Route To the Atlin, Big Balmon, Yu- Klondike and White Horse cook Klichen range. upright pets, russ, lace eur pillows, sheets, comforts, bi f ali tendn, tollet feta, kitchen ut CLARK'S Pernin phorthand Ind! al tnt M Home CGO Lvsinons Covege, Union-2d dividual Instruction. all subjects: HewT meth 1 tonshers. A Business Colleg nd and Pik WILBON'S Mod CLOTHES CLWANING GHATTLE “Clothes Pressing. ¢ clothes In shape #1. month; dye repairing, 1007 Third. suff 1004 WIGHES'? pricen for cast-off vlath” | Dave Taylor, 10 Btarr-d MVOVANTS MADAM CALOLIN Th known, wonderful clairvoya dium, tell past, present and ture; names ¢ palmist read CONTRACTORS and BUILD BODES at & ROSELWAV, at ntroet. BROMLEY & cL, tractors, 77 Starr-Boy Main 860. NCING ACADEMIND 1 Friday event: # wchool of it, B COL and fe Litt fan: teacher of Wall 7 2 Madion 1 singe dancing. ¥ advane nd beginners secepted In tion and orn and conelr dramatic clubs; dayn and Fridays, #2 Curtins bidg. HKMSSMAKMMS ROYAL PALACE DRRHSMAKI PAKLORS—Ladiew’ a Evening Suits, 1617 30 ay. MIS, WANHON-BQI opening Of ish’ millinery. Corner Fourth ani lew’ tailor And reception Lain Sisters, Sib-31 Collins cor. 1013 Firat transact Chilbers. pres. 10, 1901. Ly ard. and | fre ye Paid up capiti “~ ‘uae 16 Dp, m.| “+ as hus toe 5k Dm | Parkiuret. asst. cas Principal cities of U. , £00 and €:15 p. in, Leave Sidney | The © jan Bank of Commero WH and 11:3) a, m., 6:00 p. etencin Leave Charleston—#:00 and 11:35 a. m., 6:65. p. m. For Pleasant Beach and Bean|interest allowed on Potnt take steamers leaving Seattle St 10:00 a. m, and Bremerton at Fare 50 cents round trip. me, | Capital Surplus . sam: Has any one to sell o month, right party. 120; only $3600, room house, Lodging house nly $400, 2600. business, call and see us. strawberry we ca orporated, ar Pike Ww bare OX F ING Ti Ramaker MUSIC (O,foos0i°% 1415 Second Ave. able of t kin WITOLESALY $2,000 cash and Goods for inspection Monday. Joo Martin, Auction iG. WOKENTON, general waatlon- AN PUGET BOUND RATIONALE. OF SEATTLE. GBzBM Mock paid tn, G28.000; eurpius, J. Furth, prea: J. 8 Goldemith, vico Wem NV Ankeny, onahier Correspondents In ‘prince! then I the United States and Burope. ‘4 PROP SAVINGS TANK Second avewur and Pike strect fal paid up, $100.00. B.C. rem.: JR, Hayden, cash; J. T. Groen- Commercial ‘savings ital... £100,000, NK OF | TO LOAR=Private mondy Wt Tow $1L6.¢ iness transacted. on | WASH. id UP 6 jane talliion aciiara) time deposits. A goneral banking business transacted SEATTLE WRANCH — Corner of 5 furnished rooms for rent at 219 James street and Second avenue D, A. CAMERON, Manager, 708 First avenue, foot of Cherry. interest in grocery busi- nem; Will pay about $200 cash for cash buyer for same, Cigar store, $200; rent $12.60 per Half interest in office business to | PINTAY SR HOM 1a f2-room lodging house and lot 30x full; price $650, euite and single d store for sate; a snap; man is going to leav Finest 20-room lodging house in the elty; strictly modern w Ae wire: close bakery, all complete; must sell; | Grocery store, fine buy; receipts $50 per day; price $1700. Lodging houte, 41 rooms; a snap; Cigar, groceries and for ‘sale; partners Must sell; only $800. We have & man with $2000. wants to find a man with same | amount to go in some legitimate tobacco store Lodging house, 36 rooms, new furni- ture, all in good condition; owner nd must sell; close in; a snap 2300; will take $1800 cash, bal- MATHEWS AND NOYES, 6th avenue (First Woor south of Pike street.) STRANGER ATTENTION ARE you looking for a sate and prof- {table business opening in Seattle? T you any nuin- must stand the el and we can place store, fac unin Kindly call America BALOON MEN Two #a str had for 30 yea Fempoct mour e-half can | FOR Sale—Inierest DR-PONDX NADBAU— Rye, ear ha putable and & Barnen & Co., 74 5 Man-American In: | | FATWA Caters, et toreat nd gond. pos the leading” wholes the | commission how tablished ‘since 1893, with upwards of Office 145 First ave. Tol. Main 1914. AMERICAN Western avenue, Phone. Main 797 —————— ee EDUCATIONAL PRENCH, Spaninh. Tallan, usa and German tnnguager tought. Al- gchra, “Geometry. Phy al omy and all high sc yernity preparations, Address & B., P.O. box i357 KNGIN ET Bound Bridge and Dredgin: , 10 Pioneer bi Ratiway and Dighway bridge gnd fron work for butidings. Dredg- ing and harbor improvements. Pi oe ving. oo MERCEENCAL HAG ERICKBON &@ WYMAN CO. and motor) installed: house wiring and bell work. 134 Western avenue. FINANCIAL Fite of interest. Groll, Damus & Osner, 10 Marion street. WARRANTS bought and sold. Wane rison & Exhelman. Mutual Life bid vest. Go., #18 N. Y. bik. OLYMPIC OFL GO TiS Waller tleck.” i __ YOM RENT ae BiG bargain, 10-room hou: pletely furnished, clears $54: rifice account sickness, Kenney Real Estate, 1210 First avenue. _Bighth ave. n. 7" WASEMENT storage space under oR ST iprlons "for “wecond-har’ Goods, bedroom sets, stoves, carpets, ete. Red Front Furniture Co.. 110 nd Tel, Red BUTTERWORTH & BONK embaim- 1h Third Tel, Pike 4 FURNA: iv Nestnd ave aw ue, Black 3721, sup plies help free of charge to em Call, write or phone and) good help. pincity. Cail up Main $5, Mrs. Reyes. Mir Brofitable work. siti) Pike Douglas ‘Our catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in eight weeks; too! donated; positions) guaranteed; mailed free. Moler Harber Colle Ko, San Francisco, Cal. MOTELS, FUKN ikD ROOMS GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, WS FAR avenue; house newly wwaished, all modern; prices modera’ BAPTLRANIP Ti RS Tat av Cléanort cheap house tn elty fiotel Savoy—Roome WS up. a6 Frac CONKLIN HOUBE, “iis Third ave. INSURANCE BURNS S ATRINGON, general tsar ance, 13-14 Boston block. W._V. Rinshart & Go, 0) N-¥-h mo, IF you wan ie! prompt returns, deal with th I Ko Junk Co. 159 Weatern. M ~ LOANS AND 1) TAMES WOTHWETL—1 surety bonds, 28 Boston bi; ed MACHINISTS WANTED—AU Kinds second-¥ chinery. A. J, Williams, 10 MASQUERADE COSTUMES ‘or rent, Alfred Lueben, | way. Phone, Pink 1916 urnished for nil ¢ MECHANICAL ENGIN ALCASTER, MUSICAL REPATRED, bought, sold, exchanw- OCULISTS AND AU 4 throat, 38 Burke bullding DR. KinBe Aiding WASUINGTON ‘ot Gateape ‘Athy. Safe Deposit Building. Estab Hshed in Seattle three years "Phoue Main & SIX years’ xperionce chronlo” casos, Rickart & Howell, osteopath s block, Phone, Main ATONT RSONAL and ail sixes for sale ures, at Red Wront Bur Ve, south, Gon; all 2a | 3 2.38 se? PABHION Halt Store bas iD, 1200 Iat } AD Colucabte, 21 1 NS AMD SURGEON EWAEKT, specialint In dix. Kaindurgh Medical mbee sche a qunen of Women DRS. LM. and AGNES B. o} foe removed to Haller Bidg, Miding. Dit. MILES, removed to J6-16 Heatney liding, ard and Pike Tel VAN DYKE, diseases of wom jo diseases, Wash. building \CING Channon for bealnners Mon at 8:90, Prof. neing, private daily. Ranke hall, Pike a se aeeee White 689; rea. Buff 10 miarr-Boyd bul Tel. Binck NS. teather of faah- t soclety dancing vinor Normal association, B. MULDIN—New Work guaran- | RACTMAN SE ea RO PRINTING AND BIN Aytintic Printing, ko- TUL Ivy Pre The State Cleo'ro-Medical institute ell and favorably known ae s leading and most suce ‘ales, for their many cures in ail blood and Skies ca, sores, apots, pimple ore, tetter, eczema and n of every neture. CURES " GUARANTEED MONEY BACK. P For 10 yeare Medical Institute has been «& fact, and {t will remain #0. an American Gold. tate Electro Medical high erede jou *, 91, 208 Washington bidg Treen's Shoe Btore. METROPOLITAN Press, 2nd and 104-6 West W Children’s | Tatloring, Rainy-Day Skirts and prem, deliver your clothes. WRITE your troubles if out Thousands cured by co pondence and medicines sent retly. Book sent free on request. State Blectro-Medical institute — Safe Deposit and Trust Bidg., 701 First Ave, Rooms 21, 22, 33, 24. SEATTLE, WASH. The Best Lid FOR THE Least Money Better Than Electricity (We can furnish gas or electricity). The Hi Gas Arc has no a store light. Seattle Gas & Electric 214-18 Cherry St. Tel Main $75—For a lot near the car line in Latona First addition. last of our 5-room cottages near the South achool. $800—For a good S-room house close to car line, in Columbia. Northwest Trust and Safe Real Estate Dept., 90-94 Columbia street. mm Dye Works, imié Maaaren a3, Tel.,’ Main 6 viaducts. steel ynamos BOGUE & SCHMIDT. @21 AND 6% PACIFIC BLOCK. IN REAL ESTATE. 120, on Eighteenth avenue, near ison; fine view; only #1700, this week. New 4-room house, full lot, fine ce- ment bawement, city water, etc.; $900 for next three days. Modern $-room house, lot 80x80, full of fruit trees, flowers, lawn, lovely in Santa Cruz, Cal. sell or trade for improved Seattle BARGAINS Two level lots, sac-| Cosy cottage of 5 rooms on Nine- teenth avenue; yard tuil of fruits, flowers, etc.; $1650, this week. Tide lands; seven fine lots on easy BOGUE & SCHMIDT, 627-8 Pacific Block. NEW YORK DENT. Phone John 1661. WHY pay rent or interest? Home Co-Operative Co., will. fur- nish you the money to buy a home in any locality, or pay off your $5.50 per month, In case of death or total disability, a clear Investigate our of- pankigers, 106 Pike st. Open tilt est mortgage for Hil aie beh # E for sale a number of new moiern houses in different parts | the city which can be bought! with a small payment down and} range from $1,000 te Be #ure and see us before | Batley Buflaing.| Gold Grow Gold Fillings, $! up; Silver Fi New York Dental Parlo 64 FIRST AVE. SRATTLE, site Mutual Safe buiiding. for lodging house, ies from city, $1200; or | for city. property $0 acres, 20 n 20 acres good bottom Ja: for acres or bu: 1210 FIRST AV vor weil improved farms, small or eat JOW pi COLLIN ices, call on & WILLIAM ‘G men with small caplial, ling your ho * $ x "|| Bitter Sweet Chocol; have a choice lot ot vacant lots, jes.modern dwellings and stores parts of the city. American Investment Co,, 613 Thir FRENCH FRUITS FANCY BOXES RUBBER STAMPS COMMERCIAL heverman block. 110 Cherry. STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE WIT Gooidental “avi and Wostern. awnings, Ainge Alaska outfitters pods; Koods made to ord: xperta at a mo: Sunde & Erland, First Flour Has won its way into hundreds @ AYE VOR Made in Seattle Superior equipn ov moving finest AND LOTS Wi cash customers for house OPEN ALL NIGHT] COLUNS SHE! N-AMERICAN MENT COMPANY hird Avenue When buying articles advertised Im S this paper, speak of the Star,