The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1901, Page 2

THE | SEATTLE STAR. by BAR PORLIBINT a os Rusiness Dept.. wrens MARARD Wena Every afternoon except Sunday, TELEPHONES: Main 1080, Badltorial Dept., Main 1138. Fatitor BP, CHAE OFFICES; Beattle—110t Third avenue, New York—.230 Temple Court Bullding. 817-818 U. 8. Express Building. Bee contr coor ‘By mall oF carrion: —— Entered at <3. A conte het Week oF (wanty-five cents per month, delivered jo tree copies, postoMicn at Seattio, W ton, a Jase matter When men joke together they do not expect to be taken seriously Tmagine, therefore, the surprise of the Dawsonites who originated the © Poke concerning the Order of the Midnight Sun. When they told the pre PoSterous tale of the proposed conquest of the Yukon, they little ex Peoted that a reputation for veracity would be the outgrowth of It. a the > of A Special election wilt be held tomorrow to determine Beattie schoo! district shall be bonded for $275,000 for che ey codagh school buildings, Js no question as to the absolute necessity for the new bulld- Inga. The schools are greatly overcrowded now and with the raputly in- Greasing population it will be Impossible to do without new quarters, ‘The citizens must vote, however, Bonds cannot be Issued without a, sanction, Let the polly be a center of interest tomorrow, If they “fre the bond issue wil! be authoriaed, SS | Division Superintendent Burns, of the Wabash rattroad, declares that the number of persons killed In the horrible wreck near Seneca, Mich., did not exceed twenty, Passengers who escaped éatimate the of dead at fully 100, As many persons were burned to cinders ‘the truth will never be exactly known, but It ts certatn that the old Fallroad trick of finding as few corpses as possible In a wreck will be followed in this case. Each corpse moans a payment of $5,000 or there- to the relatives of the victim. ; Am most of these victims were newly arrived foreigners, it will be all |» the easier for the lawyers of the raliroad to lessen the number of dam- > age claims. whether purp ‘Another war on rag-time is on. Tt ts a ght that comes almost as frequently as Kitchener's procia- “mation, and amounts to about as much. ‘Phe wise men of the American Federation of Music aasert that the O*T Guess Ft Have to Telegraph My Baby" sort of melody degrades the ‘musical public and demoralizes the players. Tf humanity ts developing coarseness because the people refuse to ‘Sssimilate unlimited doses of Beethoven and Wagner let's have some _ Yaw on the subject. Open prisons to the persons who play and the other ke sons who listen to the frothing, witching, blood-stirring music of the Let's all be miserable and serious and gloomy together. ‘The attacks on popular music are tommyrot. | Because music means rest, relaxation and amusement to most per- ‘fons, and they do not want to be educated or elevatec—only pleased. Many. yery many, mustcians play to please themselves, not their ‘They dont mean to be egotistical, but they lack the ability to their work from the standpotnt of the people. John Philip Sousa is a lover of the higher music. ‘The classical im. He can get enjoyment out of compositions that would send average man to the box office with a demand for “his money back.” lke. most orchestra leaders, be ts playing for the people and work- for pay, and he gained popularity and fame by playing what the peo- wanted. It was just a matter of common sense. | We have in mind an orchestra leader of the classical grade who his own compositions, almost exclusively, in an Qhio theater. It goOd music—good, but not exeiting:; harmonious, but without a that the uneducated ear could hold and enjoy. When he was plain- f told that he was driving people away from the playhouse, he wept the degeneracy of the public, and resigned rather than degrade his ow. wee ‘You see, he was consiatent, but @ good deal foolish. 7 Give us music of high or low degree, and plenty of it. Don't try to 4 ther anything that serves to drive away care. The bands dre piay- “A Hot Time” in the Philippines, and “I Wish I Was a White Inatead of « Coon, Coon, Coon" in Honolulu. The cakewalk has South Africa, and for a nickel one can hear “Whistling Rufus,” its sweet ragginess in Hongkong. ‘Tt is the music of and foes around the world while “Got- mg” is plodding by the first mile post. "¢ stop It ‘Don't attack it, for it ts @ part of the daily lives of people who have too much fun. 32D Maiog: Frit Pens, Lae, ‘Nevins, Jona Davis, Ji Nevins, Eddie Paine, Georgie io. Decry Quinn; recitation, the Reason Why, Leslie’ Stevens; " recitation, Things, Exnel Chase; fe and Patsy | com Win | kept very busy distributing Tittle] and frutt. song, “Father| by all, ank Thee.” school: ‘recitation, | theme acLyougal outhwick 717-19 - 21-25 First Avenue « | @ SATU 1a RDAY Bargains in the Volocipeden . $4.00, $2.25, 2.50 anal $2.00 Boys’ Constors, the $2.26 size, at . 8 Roys’ Coasters, the $2.90 alze, at 42.20 Boys Coasters, the soo wine at ee ed Ali-Iron Express Wagons $2.60, $2.35, $2.00, $1.50. 11 Sorosis Shoes * HOLMES’ GOO! it Bets of 12 ploces.. ) Sapolio, per cake .. 88 ‘affie frons, each Tollet Sets of 12 ples $5, 108 pieces German China Sets, assorted decorations; —in- stead of $90, tomorrow $19.50 Pearline, small size, per pack- awe 4c Peartine, ‘Varee se, per pack: ares pod large eine ze Always one Wonen $350 0 FURNITURE OFFICE FURNITURE Bt. Oak Roll Top Desk exactly like long by 32 inches deep; made up in a thoroughly and finely finished. If this one do scores of others here at $13.09, $20.00, $22.00, ete, Up $185.00 for elegantly finished desk in store you haven't seen the best in office furni- you have visited this ture G.LHO FURNI TURE picture, $0 Inches ‘iret-clase manner our needs, there are 00, $35.00, 340.00, $10.00, id mahogany, Until pemn’t #uit LMES CO. Neighbor sever nettormed on tne! no, and others, inctuding Neigh bors ‘Mason and Swan, gave short ue, | recitations. Neighbor Jone tomers Romeo and Juliet,” and Bowen, the smaiiest and most modating man-in the camp, Was cigars gueaing wes enjoyed! the M0 pronent expresnod Gea. eg being well pleased with| When de Co'n Pone's Hot, Eddie] the affaire of the evening. soros, v.c,xn,a- REPULSE H Chaffee reports from Sania wd gnee when the| ALLAHABA, British India, Nov. not tae cnthonee of Ban Daence| %—British troops have successfully driven back Marsudwagir! raiders large part of the cargo will be| with heavy loss.” fn a damaged condition. ‘The Britishers yesterday surprised vessel ta badly injured, but/and destroyed Makin, one of the be saved. largent of the raiders’ villages. “Whe Western Warhington conyen- | thon of the Baptist Young People's “uplon opened 9:20 this marning, at ' the First Baptist church. After a Gevotional service led by Rey. J. Cairns, a short business session en- sued until 11. The remainder of the seasion Was then taken up addresses on dif- ‘Baptist Educational Work,” Mark notional service ied by r" Then followed subject, “My yee a 1 Owe Her?” by eek, F.C. Jackeo a Sip Melis Unakers, ee 8 m for the remainder of the ‘afternoon iteludes a business Lathe following: Mrs, Geo. y. Fow- jer, Miss Helen Mason, R i ae Rev. H. Hause; “State Conven-| anger, Rev. J. Lewis smith and J. tion,” Ane. ‘Wm. E. Randall an . Vichert. ———OOOO THANKSGIVING SOCIAL OF HOME can “Baptist Pubiteation Society,” Second ave. cloaks. suite and millinery. AMONG CHILDREN CAMP No. 286 Boys and Girls of Industrial School | And an Election of Officers for the Give Entertainment Ensuing Year At » Wednesday , at Elks’ hall, Woodmen of the following nsuing term Bell; consul its meeting night, November Home Camp World, elected t to serve for the consul, W. H. F mander, W. J. Creevey tenant, A, J. Speckert Frew; clerk, Elmer F. cort, A. 8 Dowell; sentry clan, Care ‘Thanksgiving day at the Industrial gshool the children, 22 in number, were given 4 fine dinner and in th ‘evening they gave an entertainment for their friends under the direction acher, Miss Georgia ye following was thi rendered by the little ones: Song, “Bather Now Our Praises Hear,’ 1; diglogue, origin and history Thanksgiving, as follows: Th seypcan hankagiving, Lawrenc Andrew e Jews’ Thanksgiving, Morgan; Thanksgiving Among 2 Greeks ‘and Romans, Charles | tude Morgan; Thanksgiving in England, | thereafter Alma Leroy; recitation, The Firat! opened Phankeglving Morgan; dia- ‘elghbor Bell (the great co ye, The Nut Party, Joe Allison, | of t camp) told some funny storie banker program ing their grat of thelr election, and social session was because the Arrangements are being made to have a sefien of debates and lectures, | beginning with a lecture on “Abra ham Lincoln,” some evening during the month of December, announce- ment of which will be made in the press later on, A... Teton Ladien’ Furs made and repaired. » & , Vas rd a C. C. Berg, 1218 ‘Third ave. | 100T fe headquarters for M. D. Pease, Johnson & Co., Lunch Box Sale SATURDAY 218-1217 ——— SPECIAL ForSaturd: Only Our $2.00 grade of Tt Port for $1.00 per’ math gallon to a customer. J. ARONSON Wholesale Wines and Liquors 109 Columbia St. | Tel. Pink 1751 Free Delivery . DIAMONDS, FIND LRY AND SILVERWAR Albert Hansen j The | al | |B Ben Silver, Harry Floyd and Willie Builth; recitation, The Thanksgiving largest jewelry Northwest Neighbor #mith sang an Irish won house tn" the Neighbor Speckert a German song, MEAT AND FOOD CHOPPER We have the kind that, save Ume, labor and mate- rial. Every family’to hav: one. Each...$1.29 and $1.99 BIG FAT MACKEREL—Fin- eat obiainable: each......200 IMPORTED ANCHOVIES— Per keg -.6e and Te HOLLAND HERIUNG- Per kit $1.35 and $1.50 KKK NORWEGIAN HER RING—Per kit . RED 8SALMON— Z-pound kit -pound kit RED SALMON s-pound kit Ho-pound kit. COD FISH BAL Por can .. BEST Cob Fisi— 2-pound brick . BARATARIA SHRIMPS 1-pound can FANCY BATING Per box... $1.06, $1.2 CEYLON TRA—the kind—per pound ENGLISH BREAKFAST TE Per pound. ...40c, Wc and 60c GUN POWDER TEA Per pound....W0c, @¢ and 65e GRADUATED TIN MEAS- URE—1-quart ~ te Zquart ..... 04. Ie KITCHEN LAMPS — with bracket, complete ........40c DECORATED TRAYS Fach OAK FINISH TRAYS Each 4c, 6c and S50 WAFPLE TRONS Each . ,86e and $1.10 HAIR BRUSHES— FLOM... ess .0receeK60 to $1.00 TOILET SPONGES— From... «+ «.1Be to 366 CHAMOIS SKINS—large alze. Each ... acatas BRILLIANT SHINE— For cleaning metal ware of all kinds % pint . Pint Quart ; Cooper F) Levy eer Se 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bot. Yesior and Wi Telephone Main 182 APPLE nd $1.50 dollar Me 15 + RB itter Sweet Chocolates FRENCH FRUITS FANCY BOXES HAYNE’S First and Columbia Phone Main 111 Want anything, Ca! try Star Want ads, THK SKATILE SCAR, Pacific Coast Steamship Co. | For San Francisco} Leave Seattle 8a. Puel Watla Nov FOR SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA ttle 94 Lene Clty peka, Got 10, 1 hips Cc City of 1 O18 Wheat Ave wih Ants GW. Mien, Amat Ooean dock, ‘Beattie, Goodall, Francisco \é i eke Om ‘ator, Ant, , Menttle PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE KB, CAING, Preaitont KRUSE 8, 8. LINE Beattle L ve John Santa Ana, ina, 8. 8, Lenve ti Kimball, N, nh Ana, Dec, 6. 8, 8 8. Robt. Doitar. rrying freight and passen- ers, reduced 5 relight OMce — Ticket Omoe Arlington Dock, | 618 First Av Tol. Main 1083. Tel Main 1147 route 8, 8. and #an Franeisco fan Francisco imball, Dec t Nov. 20th, 8. 8, Czar Robt, Dollar, tle. %, John 8. 4, 8, Bante Oxarina, 8. For Honolulu The Globe Navigation Co, will dispatch S.S. EUREKA Dee, 10, 1901 lowed by 8. 8, Tamptc January 10, 190% For ra ight upply to the office of the ny, Room A, Pacific Biock one Main 21. The White Pass and Yukon Route To the Ath Salmon, kon, Kiondtl White Mining districts. THROUGH MAIL, EXPIth PASSENGER AND FIRE P BERVICKE MAINTAINED DUR- ING THE WINTER. 8, P. BROWN, Gen‘! Ast. 19 Firet Ave., Seattle, B, NEWELL, Vice President aod General Manager. J. FRANCIS LEB, Traffic Mer. Beattie, Wash, and Skaguay, Alaska Yu- a cITy Or EVERETT arephies ae i pe out sat nections — At |e for Tacoma. At r ao f oe Port Orchard Route Daily service, effective 10, 1901. Bremerton (U. & Navy Yord and Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney, STREAMERS Athion and Inland Fiyer From Columbia Dock, foot of Col- umbia street. Leave Beattle-€:20 a. Sundays) and 10:00 a. (for Bremerton only) (Saturday only, extra tri Leave Bremerton—§ We are NOT MAKING ANY AL- TERATIONS, nor are We moving ao t oad Dresent quarters, but are still No. 743 Second Ave. Pianos tn the ANTIAL WAY, where we are selif SAME OLD, SUB We utwayn did. BARGAINS are always to be found here, and promise to duplleate any prices and terme offered you by oth |firma, QUALITY — considered, course, Upon investigation you wilt \find our statements true, and we ank |you to call and conyines yourself. Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS The Best Light FOR THE Least Money Better Than Electricity (We can furnish gas or electricity). The Humprey Gas Arc has no equal as a store Nght, Suge as & ie | Harvard Dental Parlors | 512 Second Ave., Over German Bakery ‘WITHOUT PLATES} | Full Set Teeth., Gold Crowns . ridge Work . old fillings, up from Silver Mlings 50 Have your teeth’ out in the morn |ing and go home with new ones the day ‘eoth extracted withott pain and no charge When plates are ordered We are not competing With cheap dental establishm, All work guaranteed for Mi | HARVARD D | Hours—8:80 a. m. to $p a. m, to 2 p.m. | $4.50 $1.00 SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. Manufacturing Opticians, EY STED, FREE HARGE Hinckley Block, 716 Second ave. 5, CLASSIFIED AD ABSTRACT OF TREMPER eota bite us Bh ding Hunt Min nt of the jd Ait phone, Muti wat t 1m. FOUN GitARAM Hi ‘i Aw warn Bulte pe BUT yall Bp Highest ovum Phone, Main 1000 FRANK N. WIKSTLING, 1 bile HB. MANTIN, 310 Mutual Lite bid 4, A KELLOGG, 26 Batley build’. |W. D. LAMBUTH, 904-6 Pacific block. AC MACDORALD, 44 Burke bil Root, Paimer & Brown, Pioneer bY D.C. CONOVER, 2-48 Halley bullding LYMAN B. KNAPP, 10 Firiier bulidi G. WARD KEMP, a. Burke bulldire | iF DOUGLAR. Wt New York | HORAC HTN, bb New York “bike | PIERRE PREY, #9 Rarke blook & 8 LANGLAND, NY. bloa « | AUCTIONRM RS {J y iy sm inten, k the al Third « ~___ AUCTION BATES GO WICKERTON, poner $60 1 Firat ayeniie, j WANK® | PUGH BOUND” RATIONS. WAN OF BRATTLE. stock puid in, $28,000; surplus, J. Furth, prea; J. & Goldamith, vice pres: MV. Ankeny, enahier, ‘Correspondents In principal elttes tn the United States and Europe PROPLICM BAVINGS BANK Becond avenue, aud Pike street, Capt tal paid up, $100.00 wufelder J.T. Groen: rolal savin Scandinavian: American | of Beattie. A general bi | transected. - Be Captt $35,000. TL. Boelvers, cash, Ge te branches, of Commerce 11,000. banking business, pres; Ht He Bpencer, it veulte for rent. auit Boxes for Reat |The rineT FAMONAL BANK oF ATT LA Paid - capital... £100,000, Cpneral banking Sustsose tranancted, 5, D. Hew pres; M. McMicken. Hilal cash: U. “8 nadine Bank at Saabs ‘million Goliars) 2,002,008 Burpioe . ; lowed on time deposits. A eral banking business transacted SEATTLE BRANCH ~ Corner of James strect and Becond avenue, D. A. CAMERON, Manager. € —~BTHANGEN KITES Smount ece-bal ARE you looking for « sate and prot. than business ning in Beattie? if so, we can offer you any ni ber fyourieg an investment of from ben Every business op- portunity that passes through office must the closest investigation, i" in’ a. bank, ‘mill, office oF en Oy may pre Rg pt tS Sg m, Incorporated, S13 Third avenue. BALLOON MEN” ATTENTION. FOR Sale~—Two anloons on First ayy Bug near Pike street) new bulldings and new bares and fixtures; lease may be hed for 18 years: price, time * rag OR aR of which be paid “enah &nd the balan you get read the best saloon property fn seattle today for the money. We have 2 other saloons, ng in price from to $16,000, an-American nvemtment Co. BOX FACTORY. FOR Sale—Intereat in one of the larg. oot face: ‘arama Repl ight y rani 0 ree yeare orders ahead: retiring member of the firm Met with a gerioun accident, which disables him Spermanentiy, and piace must be filled Able of taking ha German-American Co. Lope GING HOURRE FOR Bale —We have a few hlrh-clnns ing houses, not the kind iy Mled ‘with “dummies of cheap, se fitted expre phistionted #tran: eatablished. reputable and good Pay ing invertments that we can mafely recommend. German-American In _veatment Co, 812 Third avenue. WHOLESALE ~ COMMIBSION Row o terest a . fs man = of the office. and d-hand furni- ture, to catch the . Broduce and commission houses In ‘Beattie: ex: fahilshed since 1800, with $0 ahippers and #0 local patrons, highest commercial and bank refs enres elven maney ta be deposited in bank to Increase bunt Ger- American Investment COLLEGES oraRRE 8 Portia shorthand se! | “Individual instruction. 64 Bos LEO'S Business College Union-24, in- dividual instruction, ull eubjects BEST méthode and teac Burinen Pressing C Clothes In shape $1.60 month: dyeing. ring. 107 Third. Bu : HIGHEST rice for caat-olt « ng. Dave Taylor, 10 Starr-Boyd bulldog. Re CLAINVOYANT FES IIT MADAM CAROLINA — The known, wonderful clatrvoyant me- dium, ‘tells past, present and fu- ture; names given; palmist read- ings’ and cards; 260 up. 1209 Ist ave; room 105; Green 1180. MB sn a band SDEAUUT ROMELRAR, At 218-29 Spring street. HROMLEY & WELLS, tractors, i Btarr-Boy! Tel. Main #9. 2 NG ACADEMIRS ‘ot beginners Mon- ning at $°90, Prof, dancing, privat hail, Pik oneral con- building, daily, Ranke teacher ot io, Holyoke block. Phone teacher ing. ri bail room fanc Madison, Phone, Bue BOCTHTY and Kater, nu 1K irs nein. BW. | al association, , SCHOOLS School dramatic and 1 puplis aceepted in elocu oratory; will furnish coach dram pupils f stage, and tion plays Wea. addy beginn: and nd Children’s, Skirts and ning of wt Fourth Tatloring, Kvening MRS. HA ish’ milli and jndiew’ tailor and Peception ail at Lamb Sisters, SH G, block LYNCH & SHAW, 4 7 Walter bia. Mme. A. 8. Smita, @ Hinkley blooa: society dan. |~ delive om First AMe vie EDUCATIONAL italian, f tyught wow is ENGINEERS AND 60 neon BRICKBON @ W YMA motors sn ei work WIsANeran SHORT-TIME 1 chattels Burke building TO LOAN-Private mo of interest. Grol, I 1 barton street WARRANTS bought and sold. Mo». Heo & Baheiman, Mutual Lite Vid WABI. Oi; invest. Co, a8 N.Y. bik. OLYMPIC OFF CO. i Haller blook FORK KENT BASEMENT storage # 703 First avenue, foot of Cherry. FOU SAL aT prices tor second bedroom s¢ts, stove ont Furniture Co.) ell Begund ove eouth Tol Wed ‘WUNERAL DimECTORS — BUTTERWORTH & ore, 106-16 Third. Wentern aveniin loans lowest rates low mus & Osnor, man 4 Tel PINTAY @ HOwn, 18 SADDLERY o cond avons nployn . Mack & f charge overs. Call, write or phone an nocure good help. PACIFIC Bmp. Omce, furplahes bea! teip tn city Main MS Mrs. Reyes, Mer. MEN—Our catalogue explains how we tench barber trade in eight donated; positions mailed free, Moler GRAND PAC! ivie yiorel, The house ne furnished; ali modern; prices ‘moderate ffotel Bavoy—Rooms Me up. && Firse CONKLIN ow Re, Tidy Third BH RANG NSON, general insur- gnce, 1-14 Boston block. WV. teins areT a NOY Bice iF you want correct fe ow prompt returna, dos) with o Junk Co, 130 Western. ihe BOTHWELL Loans | . fire nm, COSTUMES for rent, Alfred Lueben, U1? Yesler way. Phone, Pink 1916; music taught and furnished MONE a ned On horags, furniture, Jewelry, chattel loans a specialty; advances on salaries. Koom 1) Downs block. $200 Upright Pianos only. $350 Upright Pianos only. $187.50 400 Upright Pianos only... .. $225.00 Easy terms; no middlemen’s prices, Call MANUFACTURERS PIANO Co. 1402 Firat Saar ATE Doush ere <, sold, 141 3d, USTs Di FONDA NADEAU. cnr, ‘and throat sat Burke build Dk _KIBBE. Bailey building. = Br T_ A. Mackinnon, 4 Chapi ia WOME iS "inatitute of Osteop- it Building. Estab. ‘Phone ye, ear, nose Bate Hishod in Seat Main a7. Be SIX yea experience chronic casos. Rickart & Howell, osteopaths, Coiling block. Phone, Main 723. ‘hree years, furniture | under 90-04 W , Main 660. te Dept Columbia street. Te OUR BARGAINS IN REAL TATE, If you mean business, listen to thi Lot 60x120, new 4-room house, com- furnished, barn 18x26, wa- shed, chicken house, 75 chick~ young , fremh, sp big ‘wood shed, 4 to oFdx wood split up, y, for only $1,200, if taken in a eamy terme, ant building lots, near Cap- itol Hill, street graded, lots level, fine view, $1700. jegant home in Santa Cruz, Cal., to ade for Beattle improved pro erty, other water in house of coal, cheap properties on ha BOGUE & SCHMIDT, 628 Pacific Block. Phone John 1661 DO YOU WANT TO BUY A HOME? We have for sale & number of new modern houses in different parts of the city which can be bought with @ mall payment down and balance paid in monthly install- ments. Prices range from $1,000 to $300, Be sure and see us before you buy. WING & GUION—Balley Butiding. IF you can pay rent, you can own your own home. The Home Co- operative Company will buy you a lot and build you & house for 35.00 per month; no interest charged Rice & Gons, resident managers, Pike Open till 9 p. m. ME quick, a snap; 2-room house, 400 range, sideboard, fine bed room ira, carpets, house and 1 goes for $275. Call 1426 Sth ave. we have # cholce jot of vacant lots, modern dwellings and stores parts of the city. Germar- American Investment Co. O18 Third we - damp vor well improved farms, small oF ree, at low prices, call on COLLING & WILLIAMS. Room %&, Sullivan Bldg. WORKING men with small capital, see Lioyd. Briscoe & Ldoyd about Pullding your tomes, 3% Hinck! block HAVE you | exchange? We or _ address 1428 Fifth avenue. ed _ RUBBER STAMPS fousehola | time in America. PENT and awn losaulte post tents, mining hose and canvas boats, army duck tents and foidii Reda, the Gold’ Medal” kind. Sheleeaie “saputnctarern, Bares ares an het ENTS, aw: ~ Gage tarpau! howe, ete’; Afaska outfitters: in. all oe goods; goods made to order experts at ‘a. moments, notice. Bunge & Erland. First and Jackson, DRAYMEN Tone rare ‘and distrivution cars handled promptly; Superior equipment for moving finest furniture, pianos and heaviest mach- inery. Lloyd Tranter Co., @ Marion Street. Tel, Main 26. EYRES Tranter Co. Wain 6 UMBRELLA RE, ond avenue. Robeson Bre. WANTED—REAL ESTATE _PATENT ATTORNEY farnes & Co., -% Starr-Boyd building drafting, Colman bid RE, Heaters, He Btock of hecond-hand heating 8 of all kinds a=d all sizes for sale, at at own figures, at Red Front Pur, 112-24 ave. south. cheapest place to buy Olt and *Gaacline fo trom the Otrmplo OU Soe M7 3rd ave. Tel., Main O81, Also onl by BACK OF tod. ISING rates of all magadncs vepapers furninhed o C.V. White Advert New York building, Beat*l Wa, Briscoe & Lioyd, & Hin y block, ‘about y: or deferred paym: Orga a Victory.” ip fen yin cures all diseases; avoid imitatio 4 MeDonald block. ste -WCTRIC massage—Si8 ist ave. Room 3. WANTED—Old “gold and silver. Hensel, mfg. Jeweler, 2 Hinckley. try @ bath. Mra, Tait, care ful massage, 91 Thira avenue. FASHION Hair Store has removed to Hi Beco, He NS AND st WATT, Ype ¢asen of Women. Mainburgh Medical | Institute, Boston block. DRS. J. M. and AGNES B&. SON, removed to H ANNIE RUSSELL, en, 4 Hinkley DR MILES, re to 16-16 Hous bullding, ard Tel. Green R. VAN DYK “chronic dive DR. HINKL, r Bldg. diseases < Pike diseases of wonien, Wash, building Hit? “Mutual Lite bldg. Tel. White 689; res, Buff 94. tracting pl mates gly BOMUL | done ye Geo. Hi. Woodhonwe | RAUTMAN Itiso. inbers Phone Uhners} est Main ‘$31 ow work guaran- Tel, Butt 1904 Go. Fe w IN TURNER. PRINTING AND B r Kril Card: Catlin: Ww HARKI- | “HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED. have cash customers for houses, otm, lags Es stores and modern parts of the city. to sell your property . and as we Rpend TWO ND DOLLARS « month for that purpose, it follows as a lo conclusion that we can se your property with us fographer, will take ch will be publi ait the Yeadi ist sho- ti3 Third Avenue. NTED—House for rent, 8 and 10 rooms. Call or address 1436 Fifth a: HAVE you a house or Tot for sale ‘or rent? If #0, cail or address 1426 Fifth avenue, x ‘ND PLATING ed “WIRE, THON & Ls Pig. Kall & Plating Works. 20 Fist GRAND RIDGE KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON This kole is from the new slope which we have just opened, and ts the best domes. ¢ kolé in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL ©O., Bunkers, foot of Madison street. Telephone, Main 976. | $0000000000 0060000000000 | STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES 2 Cane Economy Cream to 4227 Voie Way, Rhone pred 26 763 NDERTAKERS ES-| thoroughbred Jersey | a and 2 tons} EMAGRUS BCHUTZ Holyoke bra | jeal | FRIDAY, MEER #) m which th to obtain w iW ae ted and refused to supper gl plaintiff and to make vinion for her alno becaure the de guilty of perso towards plaintiff, and fendant quarreled with mont ¢ day, and be | tiff and defendant can no i wether The three matters herety | constitut! acti ECKERT & CASBI Attorneys for Postoffice and office address, B, Arlington hotel, Seattle, ington First publicatign 20th day am _vember, 1908 -ABBO es CREAT EUROPE SPECIALIST He makes the ae See and ti Deaf Hear Cures the Weak, Worn and Weary, Nervam, Drapeptic, | Catarrbal, Asthmatic and sumptive, Rheumatic, Paraiytie and Epileptic in a most marvelous ner by @ new system of from Kurope and the Orient. Abbo cures have puszied ti medical fraternity and U the world. He sea certain oe reparations imported from Australia, South Africa Orient. His treatment is q permanent, and he protects tients by taking only those be cured. No living man has made the # ord that Abbo has in eight ‘He has, more testimonials and sworn, davits than any living p Abbo treats no acute but makes an entire oat cued chronic diseases. cases given up by doctors & and nounced incurable he to see. ‘An suttorers from Servowe sia, liver, kidney, stamach disorders, piles, catarrh, 5 paralysis, neuralgia ‘or uld call at once. . Abbo is the only physician wi can positively cure cancers. Diseases of women, such as baffied the skill of all other clans and remedies—Cancers, ors cured without the use of knife. Dr. Abbo will give sight to ti that were born blind, He will ® store sight to those that are blind. He will implant glass that have every movement natural eye. He will make artifi pupils through which the can read the finest print. His method of removing Ca and Pterygiums, straightening yes and all other urgical di of the eyes are his own and un to the average specialists. ~All ¢ of refraction, such as far-sigl ness, near-sightness, astign and double vision accurately rected. Abbo offers @ treatment that not experimental, but that has proven wonderfully successful. fers treatment based upon the est scientific and medical auth ties of this countryand Europe, bined with the Oriental pr: medicine and art healing. He not resort to. the methods of quacks and itinerant vendocs of tied herbs and roots, who are o monly classed as fakirs. The doctor presents the fol credentials: Graduate — Je! pital of New York; gradu ing Cross Hospital, London, if land; member of the Roval College) of Physicians and Surgeons of Lot- dun, England; Agsociate Physicaaiag of the Frauen Jinik, Berlin, ae sistant Physiclan Prof. Fusch’ P's), Klinik, Vienna, Austria, member the Oriental Soctety of Yogis, 8 bay, India, Consultation and Examination pa ‘Medical and Sui cal Institute, IN SEATTLE ‘ns FIRST AVENU and 8 p.m. sa, mM Ma. Hours * Ramizker Music @ 1415 Second Ave. Same Side of the Street, Same », Pirat and “Pike | Block as the Bon Marche writhndincoinhanhese To (Want anything, try Star Want ada |/FUNERAL DIRECT SAND ENBALMERS #07 FIRST AVE BRD pike AND UNION Seat Gi aiwasn.