The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1902, Page 3

rtell’s end when we nadie price aem tnat’e about ba wet down Brushes, ma" x far prescriptions are prepared by here -and- each one ts re- it's delivered to you Bromo Quivine. S Porous Plasters —— rTeLLDRusCo iD AVENUB. Phone, Matn sea IN OPERA Seartio’s nous octce eM ND ter. BN CORT, Mer Phone Main 65. three succeeding niahts, ‘Matines, i SECO 7 Main 1028 SMenm an FOLEY co. NDERTAKERS Directors and Embalmers. Ave, bet. Pike and Valen, Beattie. Wean. i ef Music (0. to 1406 ad Ave. l | | \ | | | l STOP THOSE te HEADACHES More headaches strain than any other cause, Stop ‘aking medicine and come to us for @ permanent cure, We FIX head- achen. SCHUCHARD OPTICA N ond Ave, Seattin® 207 Seo (Next to Stone, Fisher & Lan Store.) Men's, Boys’ and Ohil- eren’s Clothing Furnishing Goods, Hate and Shoes. 1404 Times Bulding. PLUMBING And Hot Water Heating. Plans and Estimates furnished c. M. SHAW South side Colman Wook, foot of Col- umbia street, Phone, Black 331, Quick Kidney Cure Stops pain In the back end cures cil kidne; troubles, Ga QUICK ORUG CO, 704 tet ave PIKE STREET OPTICAL co. 417 Pike St Formerly 906 Pike Street. Byes Examined Free of Charge, eee U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS High Top. Hand Sewed and aterpi root, W. S. Kirk, 1209 1st Ave. Cur CALL TRADE Priees ag iat ad Fourth bene JAMES HENRY BEST MEATS And Best Service. — “ ey teens jn ae Sole Agents for CURE-IT-UP-Cures Chillblains 3013-1015 First Avesue @ lobe Butiding lao | 30c Coffee Saturday, the pound— Our best Bc Coffee can be bought Saturday, at, the pound Jap Bowls Jap Bowls, worth 6c, Saturday, Each tc Not more than six to a cus- tomer. Tollet Soap 20 a Cake. Toflet Soap, worth 5c per cake, Saturday, all day, 2c a Cake RHODES BROS. Tea, Coffee and Crockery House, 1214 Second Avenue woe f RON. For those who lke waffles we give th opportunity to buy the at a bar- gain price day Mandled Waffle tron Bajied Wafth Double Iron For the Toothsome Pan Cake Stir It ina Maslin K tle, at Beat It With Iron, at, per tb ke It on a iddle, at 6c @ Steel One 0 Or an Oblong Cast One at 40 Or a Latger One at, 45 Fry Your Steak In @ Cast Iron Spider at Or a Steel O t Make Your Own Maple & In an Iron Pot at Pour It From a Glass Syrup Pitcher at ‘Then Eat Your Fill With a Het of Tinned Knives 4 Forks that Look Like Sil- ver at ” Tbe + Add an Egg to the Batter A Fresh Ranch @ 1 Ivoking That Foo! Mother He special for Saturday dozen Sad O4e Round at It Herself by the Ibe After-Six Special Biue Mush Bowls 106 All Thess Aids to Good house keeping and many more can al- ware be found at the store Where Your Money Goes Far thest GOOH BROS. 14f2 Firet ave, near Union THE SEATTLE STAR Not Frequent the WOMEN MUST Old Goo Goo Eye witte dried ww LEAVE SAVOY Will be Ordered to wished to continue to at the Bavoy, My, Kistler w talk, He admitted that Moore wan out of the place 6 connection with it other than wing the proprietors tou his name, appears in the It. rhe womeh must cilman Kistler en committe informed that re wont to in front of the har in the Savoy aaloop, formerly th noto: Goo-( . Buch ts contrary to the pre of the pr prietor, that no wornan would be al- lowed either in front af or behind the bar, as oMclally made public by the comptroller's offige at the time Moore made application for # saloon Hognee. * “t will investigate the matter if 1 And that Moore and his bonds- mén made auch an agreement ax t comptroller is quoted as saying ther did, T will see that the women are kept out of the saloon,” continued Kintler READY FOR OCCUPANCY CITY NOW HAS NEW SMALLPOX) HOSPITAL, BUT NO PATIENTS The city painted | 1 had }oruath a real which that i Williams nt to conduct the a Heense, they hav and that the elty bi |no right to force Wiliams & 2 frella to either get a transfer of th old leenm A new one. Mr. Kies Atatew that the ts owned by one of the local br ° few and is merely being woted by Williams & Zanfreila & ineiats anfrelia w under Moore right to do Ae place jin with Stewart, started a |thief. ‘The crook ran and w ly captured by two me rounding the corner of and Pike street jerate made his escape. WON'T TALK Mr. D, W. Knight was « to the Insane asylum today by Judge Tallman, She isa young woman and it Is thought that with treatment abe may recover, She has refused for several days to speak a word IN THE COURTS ‘The sult of Edward Grete wn. the Pacific Coast Company is being |heard by Special Judge Hatch tn the superior court today FANATICAL PILGRIMS YORKTON, Assinniboia, Oct. 31 The wandering Doukhobor 30 miles away from here thi jing. to Winnipeg. They are ‘CABLE home they have partaken of no sub- tantiat meal, until this morning. The mounted ¢ have been mobilt If not interfered with, Pilgrims will go south into the VICTORIA,” B. C.. Oct, 31.—The electrical experts of the Pacific cable board and the contractors who are | laying the Pactfic cable are making | final tests today of the new cab completed yesterday at Bamfield ‘creek. It is expected that the line will be taken over from the con- PATTERSON, Oct. 31.—Wm. Mc tractors tonight Quegr. an English anarchist. and Ruddiph Gr archiat, © ictoun mischief « during the silk dyerw ¢ WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 3-- President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, Su General Rixey and Secre- last June, were this morning "se: temced to clght Yeats hard iahoe 1m Reon tary Cortelyou will amma, Va. this eventng for a two-dayr he penitentiary. Counsel for the ‘onvicted men ap! @ writ of error, which w Bail was outing. They will vinit the batsie- fields of the ¢ivil war, which were fought near that place. fixed at $5000 each, pending the re view of the Case in the supreme court. Friends immediately st: ped forward and) put up the bonds in In the meantime the Transport War- ren Awaits Orders to 6ai! cash. Heavily laden with oats and hay for the army tn the beg an end the United States trangport Warren has CHEYENNE, Oct. 31.—Tom Larsh, been iaying at the Arlington dock for the Voy’ fortnight ly to sail now has a brdnd new pesthouse, but no smallpox patients to occupy it, The only patients the city has had for the last few days, two in number, became tired of Maying Mm the leaky, old ghack that has been dubbed thé city’s hospital for infectious and contagious dis- eases, so got well and were dis- charged today. The fact that thé city had a new “hospit already for occupancy was carefully kept secret from the two patients suffering from the dreaded pest until they were dis charged. | Then they. were, | taken through the new building and were shown what they had missed. | “Yor,” said City Physician Carrot! | today, “after so long a time the new muse ts completed. Hot and e ater, modern plumbing and conveniences are provided for and we are prepared for all comers.” the Insane desperado who tore down When she will pull out is not yet the cell wallls of the state insane asylum and escaped, is atill uncap- know" en at the local quarter- master's office. The army officials tured. ‘The authorition fear a repe- tition of the career of Harry Tracy, at Washington alone can decide the matter. It is thought they are con- as Lars hae a mania for killing. A large reward has been offered for sidering Whether the Warten shall be transferred to the navy depart- hin appprehension. ment, to be used as a training or re- ceiving ship, or retained by the war office ax @ transport. The former “LONDON, Oct. 31.—The firat cable mensage sent over the British Im- ition. army men say, has mont points in ite favor perial Cable was received at Buck Ingham pala this morn ‘The Warren is a staunch and mod ern vessel, and could be sed ¢ v reat advantage in the navy. Re- aides, there Ie already a fleet of idle NEW YORK, Oct. s1.—John Red- transports at Ban Francisco. mond, with his wife and.son, sailed If the transfer is made, the War-| for Engiand today. John Dillon and ren's cargo will have to be dischara- | x41; Davitt Will remain in. thie ed. In the meantime her officers and| country until Christmas. . are drawing pay ing money every day the veanel is idie, ONE YEAR FOR STELLA i!\\sce NEEDED for Picking Pockets—Other TACOMA, Oct tences committee named by Gov. McBr collect funds in aid of the f sufferers, annou! that mor are nee v8 there is left \to aid 800 familie DEFENDANTS IN GREEN LIGHT MURDER CASE UP James Tilton, William Milton urchill, charged with the fb BURIAL OF MAS. FRIEND The funeral of ‘Mra. Carrie B. Friend, was held from the funeral parlors of Bonney & Stewart thir afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Joseph conducted the services. Mra, Friend was well known in Seattle, and the funeral was largely attended. The floral offerings were many and beau- |tiful. Interment was In the Hills of the colored « | recently in the super court of having robbed Captain Samuel Stewart of $137, wan se tenced this morning by Judge Grit-| fin to 0 the penitentiary Jobn Jeane Bartlett who ot having held up John. Michael, lack Dia were sentence ur years Stella Bowman The f juah, convicted of burglary two yen WELL DRESSE LARCENIST frank Stewart, a well dressed man, was caught in the very committing @ theft on Pike at noon After a short chase caught by eltizens, #p his pitifal ph lover to the police and the city Jail on a charge lareeny. He is of middie ag en that he has @ wite and fa ending on pim for supp police think he is a pr thief from the manner in ¥ committed hie erime this rm re noon toda atore of Ws ‘ 18 Pike street. While them engaged the clerk | versatt wast ne Dat | out of the store with a pair of wh r his coat, The clerk who had been waiting on the man who came and r. mur der 0 | Light super }10 days in which William Levin with havini appeared thie nd | given a similar extension of time by ¥|Sudge Griffin, It fe understood that of the information t# to Roward 0 reward will be paid for in h that will lead to-th ¢ |reat and convietion any ¥ r nd ting t jotherwi negs em | SUNS ELEPHC GRAPH COMPANY & DISAGREE In the case the Stimmon $50,000 damages, Judge Hateh's lor court laimed to. hay arm in an aed to the carelosane of Albert Towle ve. Mill Company for¢ the Jury in Spectal Hepartment of the Aiaagree Towle lost the une of hin at Which was due of the company, BOODLER CONVICTED BITTER FEELING EXISTS PAMAQUA, Pa, Oct, S1.—There is | ST. LOUIS, Och S1—Bdmund | a decidediy ugly feeling a)! through |Merach, a former member of the) te Outre valley ofr Gor be use delegates, wan found guilty of | the Panther Valley over the discrin jperdury in the bribery cases this | f mining officials against morning, and was rentenced to five | labor *. Unlens the officis earn in the penitentiary. The jury a Somcav dh 4 | was out but 18 minute : from. their 5 eaves and take back all former employes the men openly declare that they ON TRIAL | ployed in Panther Valley | Asks $12,000 1s frem City state militia here this morning Beal's $12,000 damage nuit | | ination le is de There are that no more troops will be retur h writtl t ter in fully nettied an he fea putbreak in case the men shall quit ® ~~ REJECTED today, The case was once decided | Because all bids for the construc of the city, but a new trial | nted, badly hurt in the expio- tion of seven dwellings to be used as officers’ quarters at Fort Lawton were considered too high by the { @ steam boller under the quartermaster general of the army, ik fm front of what is now Holden & Moran's sdloc n Wash Major Bingham has been instructed to reject them and to readvertise ington atreet.”Phe-ageident o for bids to be opened November 13. March, 159%. He chargewthat the city wan negll ‘The contract to be let calls for [the construction and fitting com kent tn allowing the boiler to be in- plete with gan fixtures, steam heat stalled under the sidewalk. ing pipes and plumbing of the seven SMALL LOSSES BY FIRES IN THE [2 MONTH OF OCTOBER) es eminent" _ - Ban Francisca He bid $100,852, and Fire Marshal Kellogg's report for|after the bide were opened « man October Will ahow the #mallest fire | claiming to represent Pettus stated losses this month that have been ex-| that his bid did not include putting perlenced in Beattie for months. in the gna fixtures, steam pipes and Th my be lowe reported was | plumbing. that on the larold Preston rest- The next lowest bidder was W. RP. dence, This fire was.en October 1 POLICE NOTES for $110,000. Tom Morris was yesterday bound one staan, met WIFE SLAYER treme =?! I$ CHEERFUL cured of stealing a watch a # a bad w. reonal Injury Dam: BW againat is on ston aidew . Gullavany saloon. — His He fatied to K G. Retff, well known to the Be- attle poltc arrested last night |, + apt nage by phiconsen Wilson end Carr tn today who weers @ more cheerful Mts large number of new |#mile than Mike Bartlett, charged ‘The man has alwith the murder of his wife Inst Mon. id not give |day evening. He talked at length of the kindness of his friends, who have been constantly coming the Jatt |to mee him but refused to say a word Jabout bis cane, except that he had |notified his relatives of bis plight. | CONVENTION OF ng ays Re head he says troubles him a fittie, but is considerably healed already ‘The accused mab says that he has State Federation of Labor to Meet January 5 three brothers and one sister in Alaska, State Labor Commissioner Black- man, president of the Btate Federa- LOSES $400 IN POSTOFFICE AND | ‘There is not a man in the county Jatt RECOVERS IT in Meattle, January & 6 and 7. The| Just $400 was the sum J. Martin, o seasions will be held in Elks’ hall in|young man who lives at 614 Weller the Coleman, block. It is estimated |street, had restored to him by the that 200 to 400 delegates will be prea-| postman this morning. Martin lost ent.. The state federation is char-|the money, which was in the form red by the Américan Federation of |of certificates of deposit, while mail- Labor. It wageorgenited in this|ing a letter at the postoffice yeater- state only @ few years ago. day afternoon. State aizer Whitney, who re-| He had given the valuable papers turned to city last night after ~|up for lost, and was looking forward tour of the state, said thie afternoon |to much trouble, if not the loss of that the growth of the state organ-|the money when the postman rang tzation bas been very rapid. In Jan-|his door bell, é uary of this year it consisted of only) Some honest man in the crowd 140 unions; it now comprises a few |which was in the postoffice at the more than 260, and Mr, Whitney es-|time picked up the envelope con- Umates that by the close of the year /taining the certificates and handed the total enrollment will be more lit Postmaster than 306 unions. ‘The laundry work- ors of the city have reeently effected BRINGS BODY a tem ry sation, and prob- SAN FRANCISCO, Sly will be rly affiliated ably will soon a ony ae auivteuiet and” Laundry, workers’ International Union. Last week Mr. Whitney organized a union of 1 laundryworkers in Everett, and previously one of 86 members in Aberdeen. ‘The headquarters of the international anton i# at Portland. - | onwon Bhoridan, today, brought the body of McKinnon, superintendent of schools @t Manila. Father McKinnon was formerly chap A McBride and J, BE. Me . the attorneys who recently charged Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Frank Griffith in Judge Cann’s court with offering to “square” a prosecution H. J. Knight, purchasing agent of the Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. in ‘this city, and his bride, ar- rived on the steamer Queen early this morning on their wedding tour. | for a consideration, and who were They were married in San Francisco, | cited on Mr. Griffith's petition to Océ. 24, shortly before the departure |appear in the superior court and of the ‘Queen from that city. The| prove the accusation or show cause why they should not be disbarred |for making a false statement, filed an answer today in which th mit that they did not. know the emony was performed by Judge J, C, B. Hubbard of the superior court at Sam Francisco, in the Grand hotel. charge to be true when they made ft. nce of Capt, Hall of the Queen. hire. Knight! In “handsome youny| BROAD AND RYAN man and i# connected with one of | the moat infigential families in San | FIGHT TONIGHT CHICAGO, Ml. Oct. a1,—A promis. In the evening & sumptuous wed- ling feast was served at the resi- a Francisco, She formerly Mra, Anne R. Dibble Ing pugilistic contest tn the feather weight division is schedule CAPTAIN CALLS. CAPITAL CITY’S ENGINEER A HERO of contestants 4 Clev Ruddy” Ryan ve a slight advantage In the ot weight, but this will be erbalanced by Broad’s euperior The bout will be a six the wrecke: arrived in th yt, Bdwards, ner Capital ¢ 1 2:46 o'eloe yer fighters, ar port at kK this’ aftern having made a quick p days fi London to She came by and J yphoo 1A, the » Chat 1ys at Ballard tonight tomor praikes ¢he conduct of his collimon, t bravely stuc to his post until the lust, ‘The wat ime up a® high hw his waist, and p down in the hold there was no nw of escape for him had the mer sunk, ral of the crew advised him to en the throttle and go abc rted; but he believed it con duty to reverse the’engines, if iecessary, He knew that the lives Mf passengers depended upon him. Engineer Scott staten that the wa ter had put out the fires and the «team was «o low that the wh turned for the last time just as th steamer struck shore w on the p and a heavy south Sunday r te SEW eee Great Sale of Bankrupt Outlet Clothing C uble force of Stock at The Next Week ks and help unpacking pricing the krupt Stock of Men's and hing and Overcoats, and rnishing# secured by our York bu son the Next week place ntire stock on # 5 wales hiv Outlet Clo f Washington st der vente, but this is to ‘ them oll In the quality and quantity of goods to be sold and the remark- able cheapness of prices asked. | ord ed ner AN Wheat k 191 168, Reichert Brow, Pianos, 110 U; y aa: } high seas last Saturday and ee HARD FIGHT “ON LOUD WASHIN Of alt the political con decided at the polls next the result of none in such intense Interest by carriers and other pont throughout the the Fifth congress Califor ow repr rent Loud, }Foud te ure in boon at the head ‘ON, D. or to be Tuewd awalt th that yut postal affairs than any other in either bi stumbling bi wholenale increase postal carriers salaries f the letter in congre 4 MARINE NEWS Bixteen frixky Th the northern voyeg ween, which arrived Franciseo this morning members of the Florenc company and were the | social amusements a part of the entertainments ev evening Ih the ralgc But their gaiety ceaned the day before Cape Flattery was reached The wea became a little rough, the Dig steamer pitched and rolled, and the stage people became seamick. It is anid they suddenly developed emo- tonal talents, folly ax strenuous and twice ag natural as thone of the star hernelf, Of Carrol island yesterday morn- ing the steamer Robert Dollar, Capt dohinson, w: hailed southbound. have to, but when Capt Capt. Johnson whether hi stance. the latter answe: trouble was not serious, He faid that the Dollar's macht ery had broken down. but that he ex- ed the necessary repaire would completed in another hour. POLITICAL MINSTRELS The Political Minstrels will bold the boards at the Grand Opera house tonight. The alm of the production is w burlesque American political campaign methods. ‘It will be the tmitial performance in public of the pupils of the Egan dramatic school, and it ip anserted by persons who have witnemed rehearsals that the performance far outclaanes any re- @ent amateur production in Seattle, and that It compares favorably with profesional aminstrelsy The costumes were made in New York and are rich und tasteful. steamer from San ‘They were Roberts aders in alt the early non and of the steamer ed:for the production. The chorus will contain more than 100 male yoices. The progtam includes 25 gpeciaition, al of the clever charac- ter. ——— epee Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- Gains only. baie ——_—_ Dunlap, real estate, #4 Union bloc’, PANTS PANTS PANTS Onty $6.00 will give you the choice of hundreds of patterns of trouserings at this popular price. DON'T WAIT. DO IT NOW. 1409 SECOND AVENUE Monte Carlos Raglans Latest Styles, Large Assortments. ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK PAYMENTS Goods Delivered on First Payment. Cloaks, Suits and Millinery Opposite Arcade Bidg. 1312 2nd ave. Every Fine Old Port Wing, per gation Blackberry Brandy, Grape B Swedish Militare Punch, Impor Bourbon and Rye Whiskies Blegant Potatoes, 120-pound sack Cholce Apples, per box §02 Pike Street. Special xeenery also has been paint-| dy Ale and Porter, Brunner & Co. HEARING IS CONTINUED om fer mt 19 propoped neil ¢ considerable th consideration of Ay to the top of @ueen Anne hill on a7 per cent. grade. A® lined the road would begin et B enth avenue and be so laid out thy steepest grade would be but ncilman Crichton of the Eighth wident Parry crs interested in the proposed roadway, W Final action was de weeks in order to give Dr, Crichton and Mr. Parry dn opportunity to learn the went t of # majority¥ of the residents on the bill in regard to the establishment of the road- way BERNSTEIN TO. FIGHT TIPMAN BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. #1. Rernstein, who has been doing m |fighting recently than any other man Jin hin class, inted for another go tonight, wh: will face Joe Tip- man, the Ic inter. ‘The affair be for aa and will b a off v auspices of the None More Important the average buyer called upon to trust more implicitly in the Integ- rity of the seller than in purchasing 0. There are so many imita~ some of which bear such @ striking resemblance to the real, that it's not by any means an easy mat- ter for the uninitiated to distinguish the difference, We regret that deal~ ers sometimes take advantage of t lack of knowledge on the part of their patrons and overlook the fact that there is such @ word as “im tion,” and use a genecal term for ail pianos of a class when is really much difference ag there is be- tween day and night. are very particular in our representations and every instrument is sold for exactly what it is. Our large general ware~ rooms, as well as the five plano par- lors, are crowded. with the best as- sorted stock of the leading makes éver shown here, all going at from third to a haif less than actual | value during our great expansion, |surplus stock an@ special eut price sale. FROM ARIZORA TO DAWSON We have received orders for Sheet Must Nothing like our present | closing out price on choice new Sheet | Music, Folios and Music Books of all [kinds was ever known in this part of the country before. | All Sheet Music that retails regu- jlarly at S56c now at 200 and that ich sells at 2c is only Isc, and on many pieces the proportionate reduc- tion i» still greater, Choice new jmusic, vocal and instrumental, Se per copy. New standard Instruction books for instruments that retail regularly at $2 now 75c mnd 85e; oth- ers that sell everywhere.at $1.5 now only’ @5c, and those that retail at $1 now S5e and hundreds of others reduced in same proportion. All mall ordere for Sheet Music | must be accompanted with the pri \in draft, money order of stamps, a postage at the rate of lc per sheet jfor music, and from 19¢ to 20¢ for j books. If too much ts sent the ex* cess will be returned. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. _ General Music Deal 903 Second Avenus: Burke Building. Houses for Sate ix rome overlooking Lake terme 20 lote tn Cloverdale addition. $800. Lots by Woodland Park on installments, ments. Mice commer store tor rent... Brick bill BLA. ANDERSON, ‘800 Denny way. Coats SLICKERS Prairie Loaded Shells, Peerless Loaded Shells. Walsrode Loaded Shells. Dog Whistles. Bird Calls. Hunters Knives, Hunters’ Hatches, Rainier Hardware Co. 1121 FIRST AVENUE. ASSAYERS’ MATERIALS ng needed for Amateur or Professional, Field or Labratory BLOWPIPE OUTFI AND RETORTS. CRUSHERS, LD SCALES. i Stewart & Holmes Drug Co.,* 627 First Avenue Hennessy and) Ma and California French Liquor 81.00 Phone, Main 1060 of the | nident on Queen Anne | | Classified Ad woe ati ng, y Dye Works. For Rent- Furnished Roome ROT PENRL, porn ty. the Day or Week. 120% IRS? AVENUE. NEWLY GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, 1116 First av newly furnished, wih moder BATTLE Employment and Reni Eateto— Har barkains in rooming houses. 606 Furniture Co. have consolidated and ai Offering to the public thelr $10,000 stock, ing furniture, cook etovem, heat= ware, and household furnishings of all kinds, at prices that will surprise you. Cail and get our prices before In no other Itne of merchandise 4s | wt Persona! KIWAYE <oraelt the best. > mon, ly _ colored | cial AND UTAH. FOR NEVADA Rati MEX FOR For Saie—City Real Estate gL sapere argnnn splendid farm situated 2 tiles from A eo Fi on one of the finest roads in the state: All for $3860, Inquire of A. LAWRENCE, WOR Second avenue. ny living for anybody; . on terms. Ine QUAL KIM & HOI Independent A 1860. READ AND CONSIDER. Five acres of beautifol Iand only mile from the city limits on the nor} Sry around it le developing rapidly” and fn two yeeva more it wil be worth $300 500 "an nere. vil ADAMS @ NICHOLS, 1414 Second avenue, Room 312. THE ALVORD ACRE TRACTS. to. $200 per acre. ae Five and I0-acre tracts of cholce land near Kent and close to electric cat The soil rich clay and loam, and tne TIMETTENGREN «. Arewisnn, STET gy Rox well lock. Cor, Bad Columbia at, ~~ CHEAP HOMES, Beautiful cleared sightly lots, $30 to. $75; Yerms, $5 down, $2 monthly, free water | and wood. Small pew ous, large lot, $290; terms, ¥a5 down, $10 monthly. i weral cotiages for rent, 87 per month up, “Owner, Hilitean. Wem shore Gree car line crosses pro GALB_Fine corner Green Lake trent. a Pa: 7. Xerma; also other Giefent places tm city, Owner, cite block. | f00—A, roomed house tor sale; grou Mot $s'00 eid Fitth avenue south Situation Wanted | POMPTON WANTED Boy 18 years bia }wants position where he. can work for | “hoard and clothes and goto sehopl. Ad- dress, 1B, Star. ee Business Chances X DECIDED snap; a nice clean stock of groceries, fruits, butter, eggs, oysters, etc.; situated on the best part of Second avenue; low rent, Must be sold’ this week causes sale. A. Lawrence, nd avenue. ern, S-room cottage, situated . with Atable S0K8D, bases ‘ment. (alt ‘af house: bach, bot and Gold. water; building cost $1800; will sell or $1400, $420 cash und bale to borrow money Gn Jewelry; low Interest. Hee street iamonas, R. B. West [MONEY on # | vate money | with G. | Bunaing COLLATER 4 Phone, Black 36, i BANS (Barto “ h i on any good sem ener nonin siti ee Seow FoR Sari milker. K