The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1902, Page 3

Girection of reason ‘Qrag store was made by the| Drug Co. People expect bet- Page values here than anywhere else Price hinte— Garesparilta, $1.00 aire... Se va Kiiney Cure, $1.00 aie Te pot Figs, Sc size... 300 3 Porous Plasters, bce be 106 eau we've a special sale ‘and Hair Brushes, You'll interesting. Read on. Be ate a $86 SECOND AVE Deltvery, Pho! SEMENTS 18 ONLY ONE GENUIN [DY SHOW IN TOWN THIS are funny, but if you go a f Tie Stowaway FUL Y. * . THE LONDON SLUMS. | Saturday wouse oe“i"s ‘THREE MORE NIGHTS Matinee Bee, The. RAN OPERA Seattic's HOUSE Tce \ owt wc Phone Main 65. 4 Matinee sue Tarourn OF ‘THE WLM 8. WEST «aii? Night—2 p. m. to 11 p. m. a tree afternoon and even- A respectable place fos re- ‘feopie. 100 10c Ei tay ent bran. every week. W. Merrick American Clothier, 703 First Ave. for the Celebrated John B Hat, 4 and 6. pean investigation of the Is Of electricity as the medium, will re- in your using it. Matches, Smoke ot s. The most con- $| nt and cleanly system M artificial lighting. Cheap enough to be in one’s reach. The Seatti ere low | Matt STOP THOSE HEADACHES More headaches co: ron strain than any other causa Stop taking medicine and o: me to ua for — ent cure, We PIX head. SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO 1207 Becond Aves Seattle. (Next to Stone. Fisher & Store.) tO PAIR U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS High Top, Hand Sewed and Waterproof. W. S. Kirk, 1209 1st Ave. CALMER mae 1330 2nd ave, money back for the asking, Sells Ladies’ Suite, Walsts, Separate Skirts, Ete. “THE RIGHT KIND" PLUMBING And Hot Water Heating. Plans and Estimates furnished Cc. M. SHAW & CO. South side Colman dock, foot of Cal- umbia street. Phone, Bigck #31. [Tne QUAKER DRUG CO. Sole Agents for CURE-IT-UP—Cures Chillblains 1013-1015 First Avenue G lobe Building — A LINDAUER JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Moved to 208 Pike street, between | ‘Third and Fourth, Clare First and Fourth, ear Pie ‘Tel, Male 1028 Cc LNs. IRMAN, FOLEY CO. UNDERTAKER Funeral Directors and Embaimere Ua Firat Aye, bak, Bie ond Caen JAMES HENRY BEST MEATS "is" ietsiny Restaurasta Ser Leasing egg 1406 Ramaker Music (0. Moved to 1406 2d Ave. rotectors for Sie, Now fs the proper time to wear one. Don't walt antil you have a fearful cold, but get a Protector tonte. We have doz- fe of styles in all tmes. Have you no- feed this week's spe- tals? Pinaud’s Hatr Restorer 490 Metiin's Pool, large 49¢ Hood's Celery pound . . De ing’s Swamp Weed... ae edie fot Water Bottle, reg- ular 75¢ ave Syrup White Pine Com- pound fe am for pe Lane's Family Tea. De Mother Seigel's Tea De Murray's Florida W .G.) Yester and Second Third and Main OPENING CARPET SALE Fall Stock of Carpets, | and LAnoleums now on sale 4 , It Is generally understor htocks of Carpets in the and also that we sell them cheaper | are few of the many Bicpains | red thin we e, regular this | oa | this Ike value, Matting, regular week Hait-Wooi ¢ week Wool Carpet arpet, regular 50¢ regular 66 senels, regular 90c vi regular $1.10 vat value, 900 me 71.20 Wc 8s $1.10 estry Brussels ue, thi 3 Velvet Carpet, thin k Brussels pet, reguiar $1.46 " Garpet, $1.50 urtaine reduced to. rtains, reduced to Curtains reduced to Curtains reduced to..$1.15 t Curtains, now... .$1.71 Curtains, redueed to $2.00 Lace 0 Nae “DAULTON CARPET CO. Cor, Spring and First Aver Com- | THE WANTS A KEPT A PRISONER BY DESERTED BY HER HUSB. NEW TRIAL as lex PATROLMAN LE GOUNT PE-| TITIONS CIVIL SERYICE COM- pecial Cmvep MISSIONERS FOR REHEARING! CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct In wolitary nflnement small kiosk, guarded by black jeered at by servants and joned by the Arab Musban) whom she bad rer 1 her |try and her religtor M Dunn tin daily danger of t up in a bag and thrown porus. The t he to be turned wtantinople, an iristian and Mussulm Dunn t# %5 years « and red-hatred Newspaper Enterprise Assoctation. ] Ernest Le {who was disminsed £ jforce October 10 for taking, this afternod jeation for « civil nervice Le through his attorneys, Shipley & Page, makes the application on th Grocaa teat nate ettaenes ban bine Secured, Also, that at the time of the dismissal Chief Sullivan, from the evidence th in bis wan influe Olu be- Le Count had been gullty of ruptly demanding and accept ing money fro: ertrude Dillingham for his own use. Le Count #aya he will further at tempt to prove that before he went fo see the woman at the Paris hourc he tried ft Patro! m Hutt, wh wan in charge of that beat, and will prove by Hur that he (Hutt after wards } ned of Le Count’s efforts | ‘to find him. Le Gount’s attorneys they fave been usmured hearing, but mination this y knew nothing of such agement, though dis. posed to do the fair thing by him in case good reasons could be shown, ATTEMPT FREEZEQUT ROCHEFORT, France, Oct, 27— ‘Troops this morning with great dit- floulty, dispersed a mob of rioting dock strikers who were preventing the Unloading of ships toaded with| coal. Later the strikers formed a column and sacked the reridences of the officials of three coal compan! The dock strike is @ sequel to t general coal strike. The dock lubor- ers bave axreed to prevent the hand- [ling of coal until the coal strike ts MISSING C. C, Carlson, who lives at 661 Yer- ler way, reported to the police night that George Clarry, who rooms tein the Cubanola houne, bad been jminsing since last Priday, His friends are at a lors to account for bis disappearance. LICENSED TO WED The following licenses to wed have been irwued by the county auditor Wm. Hoyte, 4, and Martha Goodiey. 18, both of Seattle; Wm. Anderson, 39, and Ida Goth, 24, both of Beattie Robert Swantch, 37, and Florence Harbottie, 3, of Victoria, MURDERERS INDICTED NEW YORK, Oct. 27—/The grand Jury this afternoon returned an in- dictment for murder in the first de- gree against Thomas Tobin, man- ager, and Alexander McBnearney, bartender of the Expire hotel, where the headless body of Captain Cratt | was discovered on September 27. Craft had been killed and his head cut off and thrown into a furnw in the basement. The stench drew attention, and ted to the discovery ‘of the crime. BEATS OFF FOOT PADS: | W. Muncaster, assistant Janiter at the city hall, had a desperate strug- gle with a colored footjad on Twelfth | avenue, near Jaclson street, at a Jate hour Saturday night. | Mun- caster was going home from his work when a burly negro thrust a| gun Into his face and ordered him |to throw up his hands. . Instead of dotng this Muncaster grappled with the fellow, and was getting the bet-| ter of him when the pa! of th jrauder came to his assistance Muncaster then released his hold on the first man, and at that both| robbers made thetr escape. Count, the om the police alleged brit filed an appli aring the patryiman reh before Count, nt ' Into t Co utonnt by ¢ Min | frock « claim that of a new f the tated | an ar ISABEL DUNN College ther was who depart of the A for Women at Scutart unn Bey made cartridges fi Among her ADAMS WAS Fire was o'clock this afternoon in a re |the third floor of the Jefters lodging house Jeffers ar Fourth avenue notified. Detective the place and flames. The fire depar called out Adams w tinguiahe ASHINGTO! Mr. Bacr suggested peru of the commission and witr hracite fieids. Trueadals ante given first certain mines t thes with their onference committees each aide, He said that if no ment could be reached by that weltie thetr di employers matter should be submitied arbitration commmission. It was agrogd by the and the parties to the that the should a comm contr be called Judge Gray wi potnt an expert to take ata concerning wages from both Baer and Mitchell a ¢d upon the ne The representatly were in remarkable throughout the conference. & suggestion was me commmission should - begin apection of mine conditions Upper anthracite district, Hae “I don't know anything abe upper region; all that I any kne ge of ia the lower acording to popular belief.” Even Mitchell and Fahey fol the loud applause which thie sally. After consultation all the parties Judge Gray Thurngny next as the Inwps f the mining field commence, F ent Willer Delaware & Hudson road teered to furnieh Jal tr convey all the partie anthracite fheld starting: from on. It t# evpected that | quire a week to vinit the mi k the conference, adjourr Thurnday at S« of both wood meet on unton OKLAHOMA CITY, Okta.. ¢ The remains of thre i boys were found on the San BLANKETS = track and were cut |b » ple > morning passenger train. lies were frightful ts of flesh and clothin attere the tra: eet a | fraw ound J. Friedman & Son thia afternoon | fund filed a claim with the city comptro!- ler for $79 for blankets furnished f |men at the time of the Beater & Co. fire-in the basement of the Rainier- Grand hotel building. Aprij 40. ‘Th bill was first presented to the board of public works, but wan rejected there because It was believed to be exorbitant, and because Chief Cook | |stated he had not the blankeyt |since the fire, and supposed that the |were returned after the Hames had been extinguished. At the fire a number | ware overce by gam, Blankets. were uted, in a mye them. haiern DIED TODAY | CLEVELAND. | Blodgett, general Lake Shore raflway ing Oct, 2 Demos fon. meeting Square nuspices. of ongrensio ight aK in ot fir wand earing the for Jen toi With Hear akers to be heard ar Alifor Fra Get I died this 1 Yarm INCIE, Ind., Oct Mt | Mrs Ind | month Dester i atate and MORTALIT Y RECORD br Un 126 1 J. Hansen body wan & Bon's | prepared the John D, " son of Mr Mre. of Chicago, died at the s leral hospital today. The lremoved to Butterworth morg here it will be for shipment to Chicago. ni and 400 nea nd iw 7 Fiotcher & Carpenter, realt grins only. welghing hust F ner t BURGLARS AT WORK 7. if 2218 Wert lreported to the police today that hin remtder tered by burglars|" THE GARLAND RANG i Jina night in stated that the} |thieves gain ntrance by unlocking | the front door with key nippers ey ‘ransacked the house: securing rwin's re null amount the name neighborhood was also en-| tered last night, iano, 110 nd seve 1 fare ago ahe was principal of the prepar. Eogliah- WHOLE SHOW nt Was ne COMMISSION President reed to this, but President ‘an opportunity | he miners engaged in | through representing od be would then be willing that the conn ine argent indi¥idual ope before to be consult tion of the expert. that now have follow when through ‘THE TRACK ing ‘DEMOCRATIC BLOWOUT | Mr SEATTLE STAR JEALOUS OLD WIFE AND, THE BEST MISS DUNN CAN HOPE | LiFe | 4 to be the whewt religious officlal of the tan world Liked Her Ample Figure Misa Dunn and liked ed hale and ap of learning, — Bhe had the moat philosophic whe had ever known, Bhe be: private tutor to the two sons made the Arab’e house her next emir of Mecca, Ma | in | slave i tk thought he nd ppeared at the renounced her m. ‘Then orning she ulate untry and her relig ook & common Mali name | «| and married the father of her pupils in the Mahometan manner The boye her wan old, neglect- 1 and jealous, #0 her husband cor sled his second marriage from her. Miss Durnin was still governess in her | husband's he first wife be: unple did not her hunby for Mahometan in a simple thing, and the way to the bankmof the Hosporus in Hut niled an old re law ling that no man giigible as emir of Mecca ho haw°’married a woman of any other religion than the true faith So the neglected first wife went to the palace Went to the Palace The sultan’s officers had long been Jealous and suspicious of the Arab prelate, and welcomed @ pretext for hin arrest. Before it c@uld be ac plished the Arab learned what old wife had been up to and fled » the interior, where he is #ttll in ting. That was how merey of th ® prisoner In her ¢ The summer house is kept {6 separated street by a high wall. Pract the open air, aight and day, she has little shelter, no comforts and no one to speak to, But she has plenty of ti to think of the religion which might have comforted her, had “he not disowned it, and of the country whieh could rescue her, had e not cast It off, ILLITERACY FIGURES WASHINGTON, D. C., A statgment issued by the census office som on |MIVIng statiation of a nm Hall |iiteracy gives the following pecullar Confining the comparison to chil. |dren between the agen of 10 and 14 |¥eare in the United States, 97.96 per t of the native white children of native parents and 99.1 per cent of | the native white children of foretgn born parents are able to read and write. This surprising difference in |favor of the foreign born population due largely to the fact that the hildren of the foreign born tmmi- xronts lve mainly in the Northern and Weatern states where the pub- Hic school system has already reached 4 high degree of eMotency, while great numbers of white native chil- dren of native parents live in the Southern states, and in that region ut 10 per cent of such children orate FALL MEETING AT AQUEDUCT NEW YORK, Oct The au- tumn meeting of the Queen's County |dockey club opened at Aqueduct to: day, and will continue for 12 racing days. The meeting in expected to eclinwe those of former years at thin track, for the purses hung up have almost doubled in value since 1901 CHICAGO, Ti, Oct The |i to be king tn Chicago. thin we tat is, so far am society and “i mirers of fine horsefiesh in general are od. With a blare of trumpets and a gorgeous turnout of ined in| wealth and fashion the third annual djexhibition of the Chic Horse 2 With |Show Association opens tonight in| fixed | the Coil The management de. ne 3 the show will be the greatest the West, and there ts ation that their high| [hopes for the mu of the affair | Jare justified. The cauntty at large | is taking more interest in the show than heretofore, and several noted | breeding establishments never before | represented have sent prize winning quines to add to the display, In all there are ninety-nine ttention hax “been Mins Dunn left to enraged first wife, yn back th whieh from the cally In th Her the pils P mparatiy a th 1 t. 3. visite ne to ifficul agree meth to the} 27 overny ratore the ap- nts niden. a wides humor When the in- tt» in| 2. orm in th maid pat thi region, concer a of the phan to the I re At ned to} ja |tofore, and : been added. neh coach horses, |which have never before been ex hibited in the avinyel shows in Chi- | jeaco, will come in for much atten | tion.’ Aside from the $20,000 in cash | _ | prizes to be distributed there will be 27. |e score of wilver cups mmaregating | we-| about $6,000 in value. | = |7@ IMPROVE THE PORT OF LONDON * by Their & were Oct, 27 ck for dying the iaring defi- clenctes of the antiquated port. of London was taken today n rep: esentatives of th | the shipping in Mans House Sir Joseph | Dimsdale, the lord mayor, presiding. 4 preliminary way the confer: | ence discussed practicat asures for the Improven port | with the pure x Upo: plan to the gove ment various waa or ent of th tock tom: h the rec 000, the convetsion: of #lx ven miles of the river into a Jal dock, furnishing ample all kinda of craft everal det LOND toward: rem ‘The first step 1 before A for the present wh fle vast t room | Rani autee werl tely Mrs AXI TOKAY WINE old) tell lie age y bar. Union. (Nine year it light und an ald to Jon't you tr $1.50 at b gallon delicious, nm. Why ES A carload of new Garland ¥ has just been recetved; with newest imp nents added ady perfect Garland Range xeluel went GEO. H. WOODHOUSE ©! 1409 Second, Ranges all thi to th We Sunset ‘Tel. Ind. a Pink 1751 Delivery. Ow jhandle LEARNING TO — READ WHEN NINETY-ONE Newspaper Enterprise Assvctation. DANVILLE, Ml, Oct. Mrs. Mariah Vance, familiarly known to hundreds nent Of Danville ax G at the advan age of Wy is leaning to Phis ts of itself remarkable, but it is qually, wond: i “learn ig her lett she calls it, it the aid tacles, She # that she co un well as she ever could, She has been a hard worker all her life and pever had time to study. Besides being able to as well she could when @ young woman, her hearing is just as acute Gran a Vance is one of thi colored women in Llinois, born in Round Prairie, Sangam ounty, Tlingis, and was reared the country five miles west of Springfield, and in that city. She Was hever @ slave, but her mothe was in bon owned oved from this state, e's mother er, Betey, were born oruly after the family came to Hil Mr. May reared Mariah (Mra Vance) and Dr, Todd, an uncle of the wife of Abraham Lincoln, reared Betsy. Mra, Vance says that she was “bound” to Mr. May, as was th custom of that time, until xhe was 18 yearn of age. Her sister was bound” to Dr. Toad. At the age of 18 the sisters started out to earn thelr own lying, 1 nearly all the time in es of Abraham Lincol 4. Mra, Vance w with the family and #he packed up all the be. jongings of Abraham Lincoln and wife when they went to the White House, Mrs. Vance says that Pres. ident Lincoln was “the beat man it the world.” She knew him when he was @ struggling young lawyer ana his nt of her was always kind and consider Mrs. Vance never had her photo graph taken until the other week. when she yielded to the importuni- ties of her children and vinited photographer. She says that it will be her firet and last experience of the kind unlems she lives to be 100 years old RESTORED BY FRIGHT Woman's Paralyzed Leg Cured by a Scare PHILADELPHIA, Oct For 40 years Mrs. Emily Van Dyke was un- Jable to use here left leg, having met with an accident which partly par- alyred tt Today whe started to market ai lame as ever, with the ald of crute and cane, accompanied by her dog Fido. They met the city pow wagon and one of the city catchers made o dash for Fido. ‘The animal ran to his mistress and in his rush, Knocked her down. She was taken to the hospital, where it was dircovered that the shock and fright of the dog catchers sudden advent had started the ciroulation in her injured leg. Now she w an cantly as ever. NEW RAILROAD IN THE SOUTH Oct. 27.—New apitalists have secured rights: for the Tennessee & Alabama aitroad, together with terminal fa ilities in this «ty. ‘The railroad is run through Lauderdale county, Alabama. and Wayne county, Tenn- ‘exsee, with Florence as the southern terminus and Clifton, Tenn., as the northern terminus ‘The section to be traversed ix rich In hardwood tim- ber, oak and poplar abounding, and in mineral resources, DRAWS THE — LIGHTNING RICHMOND, ¢ the te t. 27.—The parasol { Mink Elizabeth WH. ciety girl of Millboro, Va... ucte: &@ lightning rod in a sudden storm yesterday, and herMand was burn- ed to blackness. It may cause per- Manent disfigurement Fly on the Flyer Seattle to Tacoma, single trip 60 8, Found trip 75 cen TRIPLICATE MIRRORS Because a new lot have just come in that We consider are nicer and cheaper than ever before, we advertise them’ at these prices Fach glass 4%4x5% = 4c Each glass bax6% ‘ 5 h glass 6x7%4..650 Each glass 7x9. ..850 N before” 80 low priced and per- haps never again COON BROS. 12 Firet ave. pear Union. 7-in, White Wash Brushes 4-in, White Wash Rrushes., 10¢ in, White Wash Brushes, bristle 106 8-in, Scrub Brushes os 10-in, Serub Brushes, — with nie 106 sorub with lhe “an 200 10-4 handle 1-in. Metallic 12-1 1-in. ers Ohsobright M pint ¢ 1-pint \%-pint cans Putz Pomade 10 L-pint cans Putz Pomade,.20¢ California. Brillant 1 Oriental Powder 10. Rainier Hardware Co. 1121 FIRST AVENUE. Brush Window Metatiie’ Window Metalic ‘Window tal Polish: but |CHURGH ALLIANCE) PHILADELPHIA, ‘The Wostern or Ame the Alliance of Reforu throughout the world, holding the mbyterian mystem begun a. twe *’ meeting in Philadelphia today Thore in attendance represent the Presbyterian churches of Canada and Mexico, with the seven fan churches, and al f ‘and. Dutch fteformed Chureh of the United States, with constituency In the aggregate than 1,500,000 persona fire ion wan held thir af |ternoon in tH and was devo connected with the opening of the gathering, Tomorrow the conven |tion will take up questions connect ed with Sabbath schools, young p« | ple's nocietlen and evangelintic: work FLORODORA’S Pa, Oct joan mection 1 Churches the the formalities NEW YORK, Oct |novelty of the week in dramatic |circles is the premier at the Broad Way theater tonight of “The Silver Bitpper,” which t# announced as the fuccessor of the popular piece "Florodora.” ‘The new p tion is the work of the same authors who wrote “Flo and is also un der the kame mano, nt. It comes to this country with th of having already scor the Lyric theater, London, In the cast are Cyril Scott, who had a part the London production, and Edna Nace Hopper, who was @ leading figure in the “Florodora” produc tion. da big hit at eeees Shy aan Fly on the Flyer Seattle to Tacoma, single trip 60 Jcents, round trip DEFIES ALL COMPE- TITION The Awful Drop in Prices on Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, Mando- Sheet Music and 5S. Johnston Co. Great Expansion &: is Eclipsing Anything of the Kind Ever At- tempted Here ‘This wonderful bargain period sur- passes anything ever before ap- prouched by any dealer in the North- ‘west, and all who fail to avail them nelves of its advantages will certain ly have occasion to regret it. The remarkable price reductions apply to the entire line of Chickering d& Sons, Kimball, Cable, Pease, D. 8. Johnston Co., Hinge and others. PIANOS AND KIMBALL ORGANS Thoroughly: reliable! new pianos now only $195, $200 to $220, instead Jof $226 to $375. Some going as low am $181 Rvery instrument gyar exactly as represented and warrant- ed by ourselves and mauwuracticors in_every way for a term of years. Don't put this matter off, but come in at once, A mmall payment in cash and « few dollars a month, secures one of these bargains. ‘One price to all allke, and all in- struments marked in plain figures. FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE ‘That & sheet music and music book business has been put on the mar- ket at leas than cost to clone out en- tively. Teachers, dealers and every- body taking advantage of this rare opportunity by laying in a supply that will last them for years. are angious to get this department ‘out of the way as quickly as possible, an-we peed the room for the plano, organ and small musical instrument |bustness, and will therefore continue |to sell all sheet music that retails |regularty at 35c now at 28 | which sella at 260 ts only 15c, |many pieces the proportionate reduc- tion I atill greater. Chotce new mu- sic, vocal and instrumental, Sc per copy, New standard instruction books for all Instruments that retall regularly at $2 now Tic to SK: oth- ers that sell everywhere at $1.25 now only 68c, and those that retail for $1 now S5c, and hundreds of others reduced in same proportion. All mall orders for sheet music must be aecompanted with the price in draft, money order or stamps, and pontage at the-rate of 1c per sheet for music and from 10c to 20 for books. If too much Is sent the ex- cens will be returned. DS. JOHNSTON C0 Haye your old Alr-Tight Heater retinned with a heavy sheet iro ining which will make it as good as new Claseiiied Ads my windo repairing Randall & Pxpress and Transver Co. We ‘do all kinds of =toaming, furniture and plano moving; Dakeuge and trunks trans ferred; ntored free 3 days. Second and Cherery, ut Pil"; Red 7212. P MAIN 107, OVAtINg Rents ity Dye Works For Rent—Furnished Rooms _ HOVE. SEN DCA Firat ave. ‘and Bene Rooms by the Day or Week TBM FIRST AVENUE or GRAND PACTFIC HOTEL nue) houre newly furnivhed priges moderate. 1115 First ave all modern t and Real Estate houses, 604 mploym. ‘aina in rooming ‘Third avenue, Special Notices REMOVAL SALE. move; must vacat tock Of furnita 2. un on Bept ‘ntovea, art squares, in fact everything to your house’ el ‘orn fortable. Red FR 10 and Inde |4. BLOOMFI May's hall Wanted to Buy Buy one, horse, Tight track, reas, SL. Taylor. 18e4. 45 Occidental Ave, office Pals mer house, WANTED 7 Wg. Ad of | Witherspoon building | The chiet | eputation | Strings and Supplies | A v Business Chances 4F thi s¢ 0 t DI BUSINESS DIRECTIO Abstractors. furetture been us vriee $2800; this hat LAWRENCE nt ay a oa ihe A BNAP. ler ait jarge sah ‘cottnme, with bought h, ® BY ~ HANF Architects | | For Snie—City Real Estate FINK OF THEM. 4 oF Attorneys-at-Law PORMITZLN Tet. Mh, le ci fights | | tne. fing | A. 3 bubite Ww. EWING, Attorney ae ia 404 Now York Block. STERLING, notary public Vremen trom hous lots other or 6 email AN, ork bik ng on t water a way and ‘cottages sho fots in clear fruit have with good ‘ean divide room for © QUALMEIM & HC A 1860, Mos and pension 10 Haller D, LAMBUTH @. WARD KEMP. «2 durwe cr 1DBH. jand only on the north, RPAD AND Ww. $700—Wive acres of 0 the ‘ett | anks | be worth $000 & NICHOLS, ADAMS Room 512, HAVE you got th ney to take this int n eatory bs 1200120 tent of nd within cany walk re te build 3 $235 per paid tor; be- Becona Ped %p; $100,000; wc aeute * Ht. Hayden, casbier; J. _fust_ business. month; everything im tween two car lines; can be bought now for $16,000; Lerma it required, a 17 per cent investinent. If you mean business eall and see G SRATTLE, Capital stoet vice prea; FR. respondents im principal United States and Europe. boa' wh Pacific Ee & CO. block ACRE TRACTS. of eholce valley and close to electric car the soll is rick clay and loam, and et of it is unde BTETTENOREN & ARN ELL, 28 Rouwell block, THR ALY $75 Pive and lO-scre land near Ker AD jolla) tom tu c THE Dd FIRST meron, CHRAY Hi tee a; 4. up cai 800 to $B; mee free wat BD. caer he oP. Bark er exthara® on princioal ted States a4 Rurepe. house, large tot, $200: . £10 monthty tinges for remt, $7 per mo Hillman, offices west shore Gi car line crones property. Hevera! Lake SIXTY ACRES finest White River bottom iand, ed, on electric Hine, 25 min- utenti 12 Piret # 1112 Pi FOR BALE—Pine corner Green Lake front, ‘cheap. easy terma; also other cheap Jota Gifterent places In city. Owner, 20 Pax cifle block. Joe Companies SRIVERE ONION 101 ‘Tel. Main 1100, BICKERTON ‘oneers. 1512 First avende. | Perso | ALWAYE Somer sa the eae Fanci Bato | palwiat in the world Ratietuction, ar Ekteed or money refunded. Danger, Muses. ‘Yesler. | firtarenseet, cs srncen seenee Same | Dramatic School I pe rn i A be a Unite the sepa tells whom you are | a, tora sted chee, tos tre | et ey SO Sot "Ss aes cin a ee AI at a a a Ext ag, Scere ch fa neee toate | sees se | hg 2 eabinet bass ‘$3.0 Fae tor | se cotenee aE Fel on Help Wanted—Male ~——"POR NEVADA AND UTA [2 RAILROAD MEN FOR | NEVAD, MUCKERS, TEA: He Ship Saat M NICHOL &@ HAWKING 118 WRST MAIN STREET. WANTED —A driver. City Laundry, SG es adem Houses for Sale ono POR SALE House i Tet ecags. phe eh 2 aoe sari Bicwene Sheen, Sm Lots by Woodland Park on install- eS | corner store for rent. ‘Brick build- ‘repairing, altering: Sx montis: ‘Toot Third i? Cleaning wi Minor avemve. | PARIBIAN Dye Works—We cail iw atone, Ra aie Main 1014. Jewel Garto & Rent): coltateral, | Money, loaned on colatterals: ood jatera Set cS Sf | BARGAINS im wat chew. jewelry : ; phone, John ROR Wet, 004 Pike create MONEY on shart mates ot ow sete: a vate money and company meney to with, Virtue, Room 4, Haller Putiding. ione, Black 36. COLLATERAL BANK momey joaned on any a ER eR. | 195 Washington street, Private money at low rate 100° Vester TO LOAN way. returns 1300 eal with, the Chieago jestera; Main 64T. Mechanical EC WALLASTER-808. cnewers tothe mate ot | 1824 Fast Denny | ber of tag 401 Tob.” Return same. to way and get reward. SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION, Notice ts hereby given to the elec- tors of the City of Seattle School District No. 1, in King county, State of Washington, that on Saturday, the Ist day of November, A. D. 1902, in the several election wards into which said school district is divided, @ special election wilt be held at the | election places herginafter specified for the purpose of @ibmitting to the qualified electors of sald district for |thetr approval or rejection the fol- lowing propositions, to-wit: PROPOSITION NO. 1.—Shall the district sell lots one (1) to twelve (2) inclusive in block two (2) of Queen Anne Second addition to the city of Seattle at a price not less | than $3600? PROPOSITION NO, 2.—Shall the district sell the old church building and lot described as lot twenty-nine (29), block nineteen (19). Latona, at @ price not less than $800? PROPOSITION NO. 3,—Shall_ the | district be authorized to sell certain school furniture, Including all. desks, seats, stoves, apparatus and furaish- ings no longer considered suitable for use in the schools? PROPOSITION NO. 4—Shat| School District No. 1 levy a special |tax of one tenth of a mill (.0001) for | jthe purpose of establishing and |maintaining three (3) kindergarten | schoots? tice is hereby further wiven that places of voting in each of the several wards of the school district at sald special election will be a: | follows: | First ward—South school building, |sttuate on block 5 of the Syndicate dition to the City of Seattle. Second ward—Rainier school build- | ing, situate on block 12 of Jackson |street addition to the Cityvof Seat- tle. \ | ‘Third ward ifle school butld- | ing, Eleventh avenue and Bust Jeff- erson street; also at Mlilor school |building, Seventeenth avenue and | Bast Pike street | Fourth ward—Central school buila- Jing, situate corner of Seventh ave- |nue and Madison street | Firth“ ward—Synagogue building, situate corner street and Eighth avenue, ixth ward—Denny school bufla- situate corner of Fifth avenue and Battery street eventh ward—Casoade school building, situate corner Howard av enue and Thomés street; also at the new High School bullding, Broadway and Pine street Eighth ward-—Mercer school buila- ing, sittate pn block 34 of Mercer’ second addition to the City of 8 tle. Ninth ward—S06 Pr Inext door to postofiice Lake school building. Said voting places will be o¥en to “Umbrella Repairing sive ballots from. 120m. tog | OMBRREEAR manufactured lock p,m. of the sam: and general reg In witness w Seuanes fer eetare Wire, Iron and Platin D1 y Porat 1G Rail & Plating Works®: District No. «| "arene, Milli WS” WANSOR—-Fail anaes BR FONDA NS Di = _throat. Building. DR. J. A. MACKINNON, DR. KIDBE. Batley Building. Osteopa aTON mi mond avenue: wan A) ear, WHEAT isis 5 in attendance. SEATTLE intima Osteopat or Rickart. 3. f. fos-400 Colitis ‘Boek WASHINGTON institute of ‘Tel. Mai LAWRENCE HART, osteopat hington Block. Pp. ynt_Attorn | MATEUR Gnishing—Wil 1x | | BRA Plumbing i MOTLIN: one year. Tel Black 8264, W, WOODHOUSE CO.—Tel. RAUTMA | FO. “KGNE The" printer—ar ‘Buccessor to Market Report Pri Rubber Stamps COMMERCIAL, STAMP” WORKS: schoo! | == Seneca Show Cas SEATTLE SHOW CABE CO. Transfer Companies ior Tents and Awnings TENTH Gnd Kind. SEATTLE TENT VG" COn Wholesale manufuctul rion and” We Storage and Warehor FEET Soottental ave— Hoi etc, Jacobs, Trenholme & City A School King “County, 208-6 Paciho M. MeMicken, vice pres.; tRete Yor Loan Grvicn, en Lo Junk LOTR SIT RA OE HAT IO ROR: | IF jou Want correct weights and prompe the 18th NEB, irectors. NS ine Mu OnE 14 Ware they Wand w, notary attorney Marton st. Butlding. lock. wiaing. | sag KEANTARAVIAN AMERICAN BAN PEOVLE'® SAVINGS BANK. hat pike ,reteet;_ capitate ‘eet. cashier; commercial, savings and PUGH BOUND NATIONAL BANK THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. Capital paid up. 6h 000.000 aight milion transacted; Seattle branch, corner of James strect and Second eve _manager NATIONAL BANK OF ATL banking jogue, It5 Ly Pur rat, anet. cities of tal los, mpectal attention to family trade, ‘apetioneer. Phone Red S17} BGAN DRAMATIC hy: gt those contemplat= ing studying elocution, oratory or matic art will benefit themselves by “Cn, catalan ag See wold 14S Pele ave ined ‘aaa, ay Nag ee ical Ginmeonde ned Jew iT 24 ave Junk Engineers -4 Pioneer. Leas, ice Taaaes ence, surety bonds. 28 Bos Boston TB as at lowent prices. Corner Fourth and Pine. MADAME A. 8. SMITH. 69 Hinckley. OCulists and Aurists Xf SE hth men end lady phyeiclans are always hy GO. Van Asselt, D. O. in THR: ‘Osteopath; Sate Deposit Mullding: established in Aitle three years; phone Main 607. hist. 206 | ARES ECCICW Mtarr_Doyd Baling FB ADAMS—Drafting, Colmag Building, RUSSELL Hinckley, | STAMP PHOTOS—218 Columbia street. work “guaranteed Main O44, PLUMBING ©O.—Main && Printing and Binding _ “Spring strest imting Ca. “Scheuer » man Block, 110 Cherry Nhaninetaicnliliniaetinte Th ae CO—Main 80 wainge—Mosquito-proot tents, ng hose and canvas bouts, army duck sand folding camp ded the "Gold & AWN- vers, Ma- reccovering: 980 Second ave: sald