The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1902, Page 2

2 THE SEATTLE STAR. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 999 en hea Bis THE SEATTLE STAR mene wa . |___ POR sarannive STOCK AVOTIOY SALI : Wo've many convinoing arguments to make In favor ‘ , t RY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY of trading at TELEPHONES y WANTED MALE “ Dusiness Dept., Main 1080. i 4 rr SALD=F ARMS AND LANDS «10 Cents aoe pe st | PE ERSON’S ek ie 1 it towel gt OFFICES wi ZAinoureh "Medio Temple Court Butlding e , . m Le Hina men ns mahi oe But the four most important are ' ; rLUMiiNG ohio ina tighor Prompt Service, Courteous Attention AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION amer City” of Low Prices and Good Goods x | WINANOIAL ‘A railroad corporation is not a cr © of, sentiment, It has + q A AWIUD 84 p 4, KO ere, ane philanthropte instincts re isn't a drop of sympathy in its mak t Juneau, waiting th che | Some Extraordinary Specials tor Tomorrow’s Trading ogee; ia v. 0, Bene ET dent Din ‘Why should there be? is engagedin business to make money and b 7. a Socata r through the 4 $3000, Financial a nothing to do with phe charities of the world 3 « xcurston to Taku § TOMORROW TOMORROW “ ia ( ee-80 were in cultivation: 40 acres | COLLATERAL, BARK When Mr. James J. Hill comes to the people of § ; an whi Nichols f k iat Madiak:- Hoan, fenced; orchard rees; | mnowey BY STAR Pt Enterpd At the postofice at Seattle, Washingt ond-olags matter want a franchise for a tunnel under your cfty, #o that my Caer, vay o from 24 to 44 inches, x, highly perfumed bey trains into a new depot,” the people should seriously consider : ne as , The captain br tor w J a er Oe mm tend; cleared. terest rom @ business standpoint, No philanthropy ts involved. The only | st within & quart f ; {nterent Quest from a t w stands Bhuigntneyo: 0 Nida el Fa wruata (8 ouel TOMORROW TOMORROW ran ee Question ls as to whether the city will be injur excursion arred on May uperfine Peart Hutt © hey we Mutual Late bia mutting the construction of such a tunne happened to be an ideal day tomorrow 4. aac : : |. Most people will probably say that the tunnel project fs all right, Chev W ork Shir GARDENER who can milk, want eituation EMeTATH = sd psepebadipeth ng bulld tt, feeling confident that noth- IMPORTANT NEWS Ladien’ largo. w oe Wile Are. ny oem Nor will the great majority oppose a union depot at one end of th Litringe: selling ate... Ladies’ Imported White I — ‘ken hewmen! eprirue water, $2000 funnel. It would be advantageous to the city, as well as to Mr. Hill William McKinley elrele, Ladies of Seti pockets cak wise: Waiats, fit and workmansh THUNDER MOUNTAIN: choice | waterfront WAN bp amet E—AORH TRACTS a ad wide hs psig weg" pat fs Et ay h SALE AORN r Mc any kets and wide hem 0 value; sellin une Ist to the ronda and trails tntd n Ke woodehed > A thee aboot - TAL wise Tt is & matter of business, The railroad magnate wants the tunnel {the G A. R. meets tomorrow morn-|f tng a B56 81.80 in. Qietrtet will be apes ~ Re ag a oe Lord about fp ae, Oi gaas ‘ die tanleve link at eae ' York || _———eeneenaaee| and rush will commence: 1 f emal cs 2 A we and wants the depot because his business demands doth them mprov ing w lock in t New k mn - STORAGE “aND or ten [Block to make f ® for Me a w TOMORROW 4h. 000, sid w. Senta, He has waited, regardiees of frequent _importunities. fv tee : crane ph a 4 White Waiste the district Ir : BUSINESS DIRECTORY = 6) Oi re tal Day 7 " Lawn - al Ay Jong years, to put such a depot in Seattle, because his traffic did not Chett ite ° alate tacnetion down 7 ABSTHACTONS Trenhoitoe & fmperatively demand it and he was too gool a business man to spend |mundson, b f Beart : tucked ke front « N hi F KENPER BCS. hhis money just to please the people of Seattle who wanted a new depot. [ried last I rest pearl buttons, $1.26 value , "Basement Mr. Hil did right, Now, when he finds that his Interests require . large aise White Detter terminals, he seeks to secure them. He is out in this country |, n of tueki 4-hook length, " ‘. ee to make money, and to make it off of every person who can find it ad- } wide hem and blue and Black; fit lke a jo from the Dewey mine of 14 weres Jevet at soll; adjoining |" sract Co., established 1860, baseme Der pal r Hien ond eu mall, tow simiiee welt Haller biocke Telephone’ Main 16 yantageous to patronize the Great Northern Railway. ML Chetat~ HE cage? "eres relght Bronte Milt 1 any yy Ty: 8 - oy % tne dina eee fee If Mr. HIM wishes to put a depot for the transaction of his business: |; re path spe 1 Rone m,n now only, 8 genta par ries ~ ae up on top of Queen Anne hill, or down on the tide flats, that is his [rhe program. was of A musical and withing @ dapat | 8 eg nergeres affair, #0 long ax he does not interfere with public thoroughtares, or |chestra and W. ‘T. Btwell furniahed TOMORROW ‘ ‘ ison thie you camneg | , ie; phone Sted 41 otherwise encroach upon the rights of the people. If he ms snd Boy Buiter end r t SUUKBION @ HERRIM, | H ; canening; aouary gighted as te put © depot ina place where he will lose trade, that te |N*d*eu & see: — Se eee niin oe alae tous Kk Beraignt 100 Cherry ot sow : FELINE Teena ie u Bie t beat quality 10 serem all part i fy nt-proof stayed, FF iaeaer ani real estate men, who have axes to grind, be permit- CLIMATE AND TOMORROW and ribbon trimm: t butiding. Ms < =p. ted to Interfere with Mr. Hit's chotce of a depot location, so long as he singh wide Fancy’ Taffeta Sitk| $2.50 value: selling at... 1.76 does not seek to infringe upon public rixhts, CROP REPORT Ribbon, worth Me; tomorrow We make & gpectalty of selling cout ‘The Great Northern Railroad, as a business ente , acting along we Sea lOe TOMORROW of Gredging for gold Ervigey, Wire for printed et cali Ge hy epee es a rye a ec ’ fete Mors pometice and “ochent 4 Dorks baildin ion nes. mes. res Sumer Net Corsets, well stayed, iach Bewaber Perfection Geld ee lc anetcclnn Recenter UWA LAE wai t, is all right. So ts Pom ace NOBRRT MALTBY. q : rie balla om ~ legitimate lines, with James J. Hill as its p: _ ena et [Weekly Summary of Conditions| TOMORROW portect fitting, worth 4c; special f| Pwy., This ls nots vacuum G. WARD KEMP, 622 Darke building. | and eqeerel eee nine ing = esi . ga when acting About Washington Ladies’ Madras Waists, neat pat . . 196 action plunger pump, destene VF AUCTIOND! Bae wine, ide pendently, in accord with the laws of the land terns, wonderfully servicesie - tis the only, plunger KUCHON ind comamesion tase. Bancron ©, Ino ‘Trouble comes when Mr. Hill attempts to dety the laws and to merge | N.S Salisbury, soction director |f__ worth $1.00. tomorrow ja Marvel Corset, made of . f ; teed Wa aoc on Gouget | WACHTE HONE eompeting railroads together, in a combine, to throttle competition and | of the weather bureau, hae the fol Ladies’ Mercerized Zephyr Watata and sides, with the correct mi Panee at Belt price. are. DW buying articles ohinm. generel auctioneer “ also to control the country from St. Paul to Seattle. In neat stripes with slik fintmed t; for comfort and fit ot Gg ag Rg Aram, general aucts r this paper, eptak of the He has no right to do such a thing. lowing to say in his weekly iiamond dots, “p figures | o & marvel: selling . , fruit trees In’ bearing; B-room house and WILSON, general soutioneer bulletin: @ value n at, per pair , 282.50 Pump termin-| | barn ‘ here resident Roosevelt steps in and says to Mr. Hill, when It encounters @ pressure 00-10 sores near the city: 4. seres anaoemarincseeiiepnnaitreritiesnanaiiiiadion Pi gto 7 sangha wrenSitattie, Wash. May 2, 1902 “81.75 | Remarkable Corret Selling |) ti sashes se seates ts heetire | enaiea Seite party lm: “te Yrlt| 9, BICKERTON, erawral _wowtionnd It is here that Governor McBride steps to the front and says “As | After ‘the first. two days, thelf) TOMORROW CORSET#: FITTED AT STORE amb Up ane sotlon ‘power i " Governor of the State of Washington, I propose to see that you do obey | weather beca: quite coal for the adics’ White Lawn Aprona, 4-tn, | BY EXPERT FITTER WITHOUT 18 bearing fruit trees os season. In the eastern seetion show Hide, hem and din. wide tony | EXTRA CHARGE. ° it frutts 6 room "boa. ere were frequent and copious, while ie strings, worth Ife; tomorrow, | Imported French Summer Net Cor- rot house; al Beth the President and Governor are right. in the Western section there was too||_ special 1Oc} sets, t-hook length, ie. value ' sim a gy Nobody denies that Mr. Hill has sought to get around and evade the [much rain. It fell on every tage oan selling Bt Boe Room 2h Ronwell b Jaw prohibiting the creation of trusts and combines. He does not deny it | the week except the la a hite Aprons, with bib | Our New Idea Stralght Front Girdle 4 by the bucket» beipe car _ W. HOUGHTON. 414-417 Coline. nein ‘The correspondents of the e: and bi neatly hem Corset, bound with rust od away by the action cf the water, | homestesders, 608 Wash. himself, but pleads in extenuation, that the Southern transcontinental | _ The, correspandents of the eas stitehed. ~ M. oreat, | bowie) rust-p Ser Soanmer pore anves ovary ateen of J 5 mats nail lines are practically doing the same thing, and that he must so act in | making satisfactory prog wae Pili 2 2 deo] Sie" vabes: “snes eh, nace ‘all disturbaion ‘e "| sow nancy Tania Zar oiion od | OTRAS WIN aT wasn | And ward F.. self defense. has stooled out well end. rooted| tn very Washington bik & ‘Mr. Hill fs a very rich man, and has the power of money behind him. | #rongly. In some localities fail ity ot 8 cope vi ; FoR ' But he has na more right to violate the laws than has the poorest track | "hol," 2t% to cighieen inches nixn.|] Seattle Agents W. L. Douglas Men's Union Made Shoes, || ‘ "Beintor ; Sailing Apel laborer in his employ. It will be a sad day for this Republic tf the time | boot." Alfalfa is about #ix inches 4.01 . “4 “aa oak ae ~ . Chy, @ike enue ever comes when laws are not applicable to all altke. high and growing finely. In Lincoin, | $4.00, $3.50, $3.00° ‘ria ModeratePricg! Houses | Topeka. ‘ yunties, where there was ne and | pits ‘There must be eternal vigilance as the price of liberty. Adame ntleg, we tr was} a. The same work | WAY pay tent when you can buy @ house ws most injury to winter wheat by : 3 : are tants. The same work | WAY rer funt.whea yeu < 5. &, Gresmtent, aot No man, or clique of men, can ever safely be permitted to control | freesiue’ that which wae ne 2 7 ~ 9, at halt 7 pay Commercial savings and trust bust the raifroads of the country. Neither can they safely be peruiltted to | sowed will probably be half a crop CEN BRAL OME. O-win b Broom Reuse, three ciinesttin lint a control the destinies of the Pacific Northwest. on resowed will t natderably en ,- r PUGET sou nm BAT aL BANK OF Beyond and above all questions of expediency is the fact that THEY | Pi\{*t _,'p Keneral, the Prospects fo AS Capital wtock paid tn $828,000 ; surptas ent me win § a ee HAVE NO RIGHT TO DO IT. Early fruits have gone out of rao ES THEMEN TOUERES cui’ igor ig SER aninony as ~~ Just as long as Mr. Hill discusses raiiroad matters with the people of | bloom, and apples are now coming " perfect im San Francis Will buy new G-room house; large ge {Washington from a business standpoint, he will recetve respectful and | '"{p Nivom. Gardens are backward. | co Gale Shove, a Jot, Rite view: Fremont ; - * considerate hearing. But the moment that he begins to talk with the | wet and cool for rapid, growth t|| mei) Some aecona w ¢-room house, mes| THB CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE people from the standpoint of the philanthropist or of the autocrat, | anything except grass and clover.| tere Finan oh mennhe 206, 208, 210 Pike Street. fantie jod an be hreet Dower havose: | Capital vaig. 3p ‘atic rrr? and to tell them that they ought to feel humbly grateful for past favors, = the wolene por s have grown | Front ascnthag "gucci ayacarme OE Nom ehilien Getlans.) he will arouse every man who has the instincts of self respect and in- | {Ally Well. | Potato planting Is not| Srlendit T-room matern tous, near Entree siewed en time ‘The people of the Northwest are hot dependent upon the charity of | promising. is no longer #0 good 1 GRADU. TE ves Ln is oaccg D. A. CAMERON, Manager. San Franciecs 4 Prunes, cherries and pears have beer A ot Unive : os, LAROLD — any man, They have a profound disgust for the sycophants, who kiss | hruncs. chersies and pears have bee ~ ee IEBOLD & CO., THE FIRST WATIONAL BANK OF (Kruse 8. the dust which a financial Caesar has trodden under foot. eribed to the osld faina t OS Panty Sven SEATTLE. Regular Weekly ‘Mr. Hill himself does not really respect such persons," although he = —~ | OPTICIAN r bg a PR For further n may, at times, make use of them. “WEATHER FORECAST Every Family ead pres, Me ‘Mcnticken, vis |] 618 First Ave. —— { “ R. F. Parkhurst, | = HB that dow full BAKED WeAN® AND BROWN Kexchange ‘on principale Seattle and Vicinity—Thin after-| hat thomTON #TYLIO. phone. . nae o8 principal cities | | Bana Burcpe MAKING SLAVES OF CHILDREN noon. tonight and Twureday. occas. |fl 9" Oy Or our ; TiC Wiesan’ street CONTRACTORS The census sharps in England have been compiling figures on child- | ¥!nds. S ‘ tates! avd bent moshods by the 9) WANTED—A fw o ; r | POR BALE Large ict on Rastiahe avenue, | © pe To the Atti, a ‘workers, and the showing ts bad. There are laws there to protect chil- 4 will be m 5 to oe he J tab a eames teuaie tin SUnENES COLES Horse’ ctongina leah. and Chat the te a Sneiaw ting nur i> te te Why not see the battleship to- aa H LS fancy prices. fees Fire ave. ma OT TS = ‘ ¢ laws do hot protect is shown by the fact that in the | aa? / rene. He ; sede se comet Ree ES. River, ‘See land of King Edward there are over 200,000 children earning. in wh look them over ca: A. LINDAUER #RP Lieya, . nckiey witure foe wale, Through Line 6 Skagway t 1104 2nd Ave. Dicek, about y pes for eash or de- | oer or tm part, their daily bread. jueen CI Clothe: n Spring and ferred bay . . wthods and teachers Acme Business |My ray rain "Servis It seems to be a part of the industrial system of civiltee¢ vuntri q ty ~ ae Second and Pike. ally FANC WENA to order, natural Bow: | ‘ . Skagway and to make juvenile slaves of Infants, and America, the land of | Wringers irs anaiiontsd. oresrves. tare, Sehsere ' = me Trains connect dleseuy Ubraries and schools and $10,000,000 bequests, can not cast « } Good value $2.56 sere Wire DANCING "clases tor bou with steamers for at the record of any other nation in this respect | Special Price $1.90 Anyone selling : sone school me, privat Poin tamers for all Yukon River | | | ils : and Friday evening at 830, Points and at White a In Liverpool 131 wage-earning children under 7 yoars of Glasses can ed-| “3 i. — Ponta J. FRANCIS LEE, ‘ie. parwcingie cei 1F, vertive to fit £ SOCIETY and Traffic 3 rag the . cuperv incr seneral. Offices menttie. ‘There can be no emergency in any land where babies of that age Fibre Wash ‘anion can't make glasses to correct your | ~ : First; Green Genet ingle Alaska, 4 should be allowed to toll for pay. The child that goes into harness ea Vision. |? t DR Most before It leaves off baby talk and forsakes the cradle will reach the We lend, others tnitate, v : ¢ MESEEKERS PARADISE DRESSMARING School. “Tt THe GLOBE NaVIOA’ id age almost at the threshold of life. | Special Price 15¢ THE EVERSOLE OPTICAL CO, | , Positions im one acne re Set rl) FOR HONOLULU DunECT ae Peiare ore more statieticg. In Liverpool Unere are 1,120 of the age sh sar tasoee stalpenniin: tails 44 int ai ei emcee gies ye, = ire Al ort | — Steamship Bure , 4.211 $-year-olds, 11,027 aged 9, and 22,131 aged 10, @ total of 38.489 We bought these at very favor . 3 ally teratae Su shore 2 cms 19 and 20 Downs Will be dispate! children between the ages of 6 and 10, who are employed at least a part |ff able prices und. pasn them tc Jute Clothes Line HOTEL BUTLER ®*09) .0°05 i ‘ome tain “ete — whart, Pier 1. on OF aha dmg of each week day. ' eg Rn el ee 0 feet length EATTLE’S joare ana a - - ‘ ae 5 | are of oy we on ‘The rate of pay is as offensive as jx the fact that the children are aeons tee ey Special Price 5c S' oy ; rom # rire, Matte. iho | MADAME A. & EMITH, @0 Hinckley About the 10th of each Sillowed to work at all. A total of 17,084 English children earn 6 pence for 12-in largest and! @RML i i hagtor ig Ah = in Shipping Permits fe Required (about 12% cents) per week each, 47,273 from 12 cents to 25 cents, rth 40 si EGR " a only first-class Room t . yo f Cre ene we ali For information, apply, { 49.240 up to 60 cents each per week, and the rest of the stunted and « fee Sg Se Peacereshers WOOD TOOTH PICKS European plan | 9 Gonneoe . preen, deliver your clothes office of the company ty slaved juvenile army of 30,000 from 60 cents up to $1.25 a week, the hours b Brush; worth 10¢ HOTEL. tion “yor ; . bata | a pee of labor varying from 10 hours a week to 8 hours. trash; worth 1c VIN , : $ 2B OM Ig an Foon G. F. THORNDYKE, * It ie a shame. It is more than that. It is a crime, and it will bring |M — . + aa | Senouseeat the ‘ , i. and Thindt, Redeem. : ba ig Tee TRH its own penalty some day. : t | Gate amd ‘pes’ for vest} ten : f : - . penalty some day. n All Night Tel. Main 102%. | NONTHWEETERN MUTT Ome Co. « DENTISTS Phone 1208. General Managet, I MUTUAL HOME Cx t ls good to note that only @ few days ago Emperor William fasued 10¢ for Good Whisk Broom, 1 LLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY Co. $11 Becond Avenue, Rosm tea , TCLS, © Weuray lock some rules for the government of manufacturers that absolutely prohibit Phone, J It = $$ the employment of children in many trades and so restrict the hours of | . ON BREF NDERTAKERS [gece : : ; : react o® Seattle, Edmunds labor in others that the health and future of the children of Germany | . r F 4 Scandia Bank buitd- | Mibat feel the advantage of new conditions. : PELGER & RLBUT MpORAwED irae.’ 22° BP) Funeral Directors and Embalmers. ll throu : So ge ot ety a highway bridges and | and Everett ‘There are enough grown persons to do the bulk of the work in a aad | #0 ee amd outbulld L a Ds rovem | ‘The Palatial Steamer | le eclal price, per pound... 4 fg | 1407 First Ave., bet. Pike and Union, Hee br. pee | snd! cutbutl 8 Fj countries. The business that can not survive and prosper without cur 218"l217 Ot eee SAU | WiKROP EE Pcie he ee tailing t pies deserves to die. s y 80¢ hree Round Trips Daily. ling the liberty of babies deserves to dic. Lea nee eel es ee ~— cic wel| Classified Ads No one in the state of Washington, so far as known, Is “fighting the P ' 70 WOCIwTY NOT . ' : : FURNACE | 2:15 om ook, Fallroads,” although certain newspapers are seeking to create that im- | R aur KM Tit . your ‘door cre salle ag | Phe ames Colman, Pression. The fighting is solely against certain gross abuses and the un- : apt Oa? Yr ri i : ‘ HARNESS AND SADDLE funtifiable tion of pow. * 44 4 x , ' We eat te MBORLEY —& WENDERBON assumption of power on the part of railway men. Nobody MARMALADE--Per jar..18e : . ~ . os : Diloen,, $90, $0 And pect objects to ratiroads rightly ru Everybody t FRESH SALTED ROAST L L t hone, James 4608, | down, and § ; , " i wner % NO ater We| PLANT YOUR SPANH CABH and watch it ‘ Hench ENAMEL siete = A r . a Athion and Inland Flyer bee ~~ Y « I ‘ . i RINEHART & IF VESSEL KEEPS UP FORMER RECORD SHE SHOULD BE THERE | HELE WAR 5 7 N 2 New York. i | 1CK COMPANIES —NEWS OF INTEREST TO SEAMEN AND SHIPPERS | “ B y RIVERS” Vanton f “ | 6 8 | HILLMAN'S beau ; I, Math 1100. B ADAM 42% Pioneer block Aub moa NUE BEACH Sp m. most, conve Leaves Everett 9:15 a, m, 2:90608 | One year ago tomorrow, May 22, {anxiously awaiting tidings of the re JEWELRY the Jeanie steamed into Nome offing. |"¥!t. Some of the more daring Bhe the first steamer of Magna Mt xaey god rt pent ‘ on WENT-PURNISHED Rooms season to arrive there. Two years| favor bos A ple s brat etd : oe ago, Thurs May 23, the same|graphy in yet an unaccomplished First Ave, and Seneca ) Sunda: 7 ARGAING in Watch MesMer landed off Nom If she | matter in ¢ h, no ne Il be : it WMPLOY MENT the Day or We Present Green Lake car New still maintains her sperd record, ahe| received here of the result until the } E AVENUM wee “_" MECHANICAL DNGINDERS should reach that northern port to-| return of one or the other t FOr ide prices ALLASTER, Bald Pioneer morrow. It is 21 days ago eince she| ticlpant mm COLLIN : left Seattle and the time is ample to Big he lallow ber to make st. Probably she| ‘The steamer Fatalion, of the Alas oh |iepor-sie NEL has reached there before now, al-| ka Steamship line, «ails for the North ~ ‘ ‘ the ‘Utes ry nin | 1900, Westerr . though Captain Christian of tne Pa.| tonight, my ciurgerse| BARGAINS , ; \ cific Packing company, who he Loe sort of psychological hunch on Why not he the battleship to- wteamer’s doings, \* of the oy IN that ehe will not get to Nome before tomorrow. It may be that one or| . “ te another of the two steamers, th Sunset Oil and Refining Co, Nome City or the Portland, which| Second block of 40,000 LOAN OFFICE, it 3) wee MPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE 1118 First ave. | 7 FAVA x =a =A . all modern; ROOM b0 SULLIVAN BLOCK. UNI | ' Mati {170 ay ‘ ‘ | MUSIOAL INSTRUMENTS Centennial, June l REFATRED. bought sold, Taat Cooper & Levy N SALAS RATEARD AMAL me fake Se ia I soe Ube Wit | — acuastere asp TOTS 1 ay direet—iae PIANOS 104-106 FLRST AVE, ‘sen muy] VERY Si . edger thea Ba ae Cane } : ercial CRATE 1. Yeoler and Washington Streots n 400 Burk ; Sanh wie DR. JA, MACKINNON, « Ghasin bid Seattle, elaphone - m pr ‘ ; ames street, left this port before the Jeanie, has|ty all sold. That remaining yet to oan hal OUND 2 ‘ gino and. $2 KIpRY “ 4 No. 14 Joe’ mice eclipsed the last vensel’s record thie |be had at 26¢ per share, Those de ng oer 4 ear and has arrived there ahead | string eto t do 2 ¢ : S FOR SA us on very easy DIA inne RE . phone Union | os her. DRMEDAG, Batty waves ot Or. 2e@con wATont PIAMONDS, FIND ‘ HIGHERT prices | ver the. property. @turt w | WxXSMINON sas |S herths by, applying | | shares near- | | in. price 2 Bt ; bata nd hawe over the, Bate Depos i ‘Goose ‘The local sports who bet their|imost likely ta occu pri WELRY “ND SILVERWARE. household ‘goods, stoves, bedroom. wets, | Co. 7 Boston block i t tablished Ys gents for Wild on rm Pets, ates end secondchand oles Tur Senin, Gor Many, to poIAts wampum on the outcome of the trie)” BLLIS MORRISON, Axst. Se: 4 i 7001 is Led" Peeat Purwttans tee Toda = Me ‘ ough bills of rate to Mame are becoming| Gaetin MORRISON, Anat. 5 an nion | Albert Hansen Qoiie iia jin io pitirgy Mead ‘nromy Purtiure coy eta iawamncn apn ooo ai row bidg., } line ta from the Ol, a ae avenue sou! Tel,, Red 1222, “Washington block. . attle. Festiess as the days pass and are |te, Wash, The largest Jewelry house in the| {ve '%,{" Sel, Ates weal be NION - | WHEAT lends for homesteade tee - ed | Northw | oF ien Also coat by sack | UNION gas engine for A. T. Speaim OSTEOPATHIC SANITARIUAL IIa Barr: | When buying articles gaverygea Washington bldg J} | 800 ithe “Bfock, | Boyd, James 2000 When buying ardie stan Beatle FOR SALM-Laot 100n Henry W. Laing, 400 Burke building