The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1902, Page 3

| i ~ sib trade. i values. peree’s Kidney Cure, ‘pnk Puls, garter's Swedish Hair Renewer, Be exccitence ead conspicuous. If yeu are bring pe your wil appeal Y POINI effort te put forth at Bartell's for your ‘We aim to give you the best inte to you $1.00 size . Be at Kola Tablets, 0c size 91.00 oo he undamental prescriptions here you're from 28 to #0 per cent. $5 kind SWEATERS White and Black. White, Red and — ba Oa | ‘They are the very latest stylish out. Se (RAVENETTES $12.50 Cravenettes, such as you have Jong wanted, but felt you could not afford. A real Priestly ‘Cravenette— $12.50 W. B. Hutchinson Co, Corner Secend ani Union | Judging tre north. three te load and get ¢ Ri the proceedings today seat with th torney Burn’ ‘TURKEYS FOR ALASKANS Shipped North ? of put other pout On The Doiphin of pou eka a large a Poultry dea ause of the rs in getting a diy time for t Te reach ¥ will © thi SCRANTON, ones” is an In mi co will Alaskan ports | Tons of Thankegiving Poultry to be ward leak Alaska are not Thankogt vin) n of to the . Dougias tsland, probably load Itty and the City of mount. rm are chagrined be- ay of the Alaska ‘There te now later arrivals to time to » Novem: # reason the ship lighter than antict- way he again | COMMISSION Nov. 19.— rested spe Sh ounsel, tor of took a iners At yuneel for the f pendent operators, brought out a new point thin after noon, saying that |since the conclusion of the strike the |man who quit work now w j& man leaves hin work v |the relation between him and his em: ployer is supposed to cease.” understand that the ¢ SIC AND SMALL Wa with MUSIC 18 CLOSED OUT Guitars now only $1.45 to regular $6 and $16 instru- places back. He ould discharge now employed and of the Mine Worke: quired the retngtatement eviously on str occupied; but job when he morally belon: necuring such places should, usually understs ure is entirely outcome of the strike. nt their e argued that when ntartly, 0 you al compan A-unton ke the mem union back, te positions that no law re- f the men tke if that position in striking a man u he hax given up the out him. The job The men nd do 4, that thelr ten- pendent upon the SUCCESSFUL BUST CHICAGO, Nov. 19.--Geo. Hankins 5 ‘f gee? as Ht , Alaske, for White and Tréeraadiite. pointe a to Dawson Ber points. For particu. ‘apply to J. FRANCIS LER, Mbnager, Room 25 Dexter bidg., Seattle, Wash. , EDMUNDS AND EVERETT _ ‘The Palatial Steamer Pt City of Everett Round Trips Daily. Seattle 7 a. m., 12 m. aha eaprerete 9:15 a. m., 2:90 and James 1541 Cotman Dock. Competition IMPERIAL TAILORING (0. SEB our winpow TODAY Pu Bui me wi of Worsted and Cheviot h Worth $20, This we make you up the ehoic these guite for only $20. t driay, remember this only. 1102 Becond Avenue. he gambling kin nto bankruptey abilities $11,000, NEWPORT IS ‘The P. N. Co. of Chicago, went this afternoon ‘with $300,000 and aseets at DISABLED steamer New- port broke her shaft Nov. 6 »* the mouth of the Copper river while on her regular trip from Unalas- ka to Juneau, and after drifting for |eeveral hours, wa; steamer Excelsior, bound for Valdes. "To that pert the Newport was towed and hor | ii = eo in and for. carge picked up by the Capt. Moore, Parwen- transferred to the ihe latter deft, Juneau ‘The | Nov. for Saattte, In support of low-price argu-| morning. Point Wilson was not bu: cording + Chas. Bruce of the steamer Newsboy, which arrived from Nome| and Valdes yesterday. For reason, Mr. Bruce says, the steam- er was directed severa? miles east- ward of her course at 4:20 o'clock yenterday ing. brought no news of | -.12e | importance except that of the dis- | abled condition of the steamer New - .-..§Ze| port. she Soap... |from Nome to «Ze | rect from the Iatter port with 10 pas- | sengers. fhe left Nome on Oct. 2. ment, please look over this list: Kilmer’s Swamp Root, | Me wae... BOE Electric Oti, Bc size Warner's Bate Cure, King’s Dincovery Mellin’s Food .... Rouge, No, 18. Satinette Face Pow- Ceres Packer's Tar &.S G....... ‘Wine Cardut . G. 0. @Y (Ph. D.) B0c 49e 40 AN EXAMPLE Ironing $1.00 20 Folding Board— Less 20 per cent Wringer— Lena 20 per cent 1,25 25 Roller Less 20 per cent $1.00 These show the saving this week by trading here. Ian't it like finding Py COON BROS. 2 Firet ave. near tintoa. mon | Henry liense 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor, A Snap’ 60—7-room house, 4 room finished; $200 down W. H. THOMPSON & CO. [sames sci. 1408 Second ave. Manufacturin, Jeweler | For at least an honr yeaterda: the go’ to the IMicy ‘The Nev MIGHT VIENNA, from Odewsa aay No ried 53 vernment light r he~ mateajene at Firet that Idea, and al- Y HAUL 12—A_ special « that burglars last ov. night entered the palace of Prince City of Pai brought cent volc mala. It 2,000 and 4, WASHING Soliettor received a telegr nic Lorenzo and Secured $1,000,009 worth | of booty. LATE NEWS SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.—The which arrived today, | he first account of the re- | cataclysm imated that between people perished, oN, D. i General in Guate- C 19, Richards today ‘am from New York Ww king for the postponement of the ‘orthern Securities tm before Commiseic has been set for won that the rec cane are now In sota hearing. F I the case is postponed until Nove ber 26. WASHIN Secret Are rvic Doxh plot i" be ny belleve that thi but that a rohy al strike the con VILLE, gan case today V of the First Nati tana, who was ning the Lieutenant Melr 4 to re signed bills from $8,000 more were | TON, mer bh oner Ingeraol! which Friday, for the rea- ord needed in the use in the Minne hard agreed, and R D. C., Nov Offictais here heimer's story to assasi e nm fully inv woman ts # ince #he has aban he labors under hal 19, of an the gate ‘The general N In the Lo He lent Smith Bank of nea, tentif oxvilte in un won and nd in bis trunk uns tyr te It # an admitted fact that 4. Beainghausea headquarte® * tor Watches and Watch’ Re- pairing. 807 1st Ave. Fine Fine Time inspector for the C. & P. 8. and the & THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST fal ight Seattle and Vicinity--For thi jt tonight and ‘Thursday cooler, probably heavy frost ¢ |light to fresh northeaxt winds. \NOW WEARING | 1 PREPARING TO FIGHT NEW LAUNDRY COMBINE WINTER ROBES | HOTEL AND RESTAURANT MEN, BARBERS AND OTHERS, TAKE WARCONI CONVENTION OF Y.M. Gs Ae Organization Closing Deal for Build- ing Bite on Fourth Avenue ivate money at low rte of t Samus Cuner, 100 Yeslew | setae patna ention of Wash en and 6 STOCK IN INDEPENDENT COMPANY —PLANT WILL BE ane convention of W re U a4 a the sky cleared up thin ERECTED IN SOUTHERN PART OF CITY ington Young Men's Christian Ase For Sale—City Real Estate the Olympic mountain . ‘ F | soctationa will be held at Tacoma, RAUNT BEACH we nto be clad In their wint " moters of the movement) for hotels and r ntw haw t Dasotabes und 14, It is ex ‘ : jrobes of white. Keven the lower foot- | for a new laundry plant, independ. | actually done than cont | pected that all the agsoclation potr NOMBOERE RET SEMA Ie hilly are covered with snow, ent of the lately formed local com. | MANY, Inatnn | the state will be represented $90.00, $00.00, $15.00 LOTR bine, will ineorporate tn a day or! Cascade lau: | | Denldes young men vv ations may | SAND 810 DOWN AND $5 MONTH, two, and at once in the erection | would be gl y o bere thete age ae Serr Sones " " part of the elty Promin lal that the pri r M. Bohmitz arrived 4 by local store. Site came and restaurant men a | ana ything else 1 to | fore day. A large al veral men mninent oe the and amseciated with th laundry operation have a « and weleom him ms nth aes will be E. barbers and men in other lines who | bled in the last five year t was introduced to the nven ag A Ke secre. | ' 0 Ve Fag | hove tarce quantities of laundry | of soap, he says, In exactly 1 thin afternoon as an example 1 work |} Yet, he ways, the laur Jor what the labor ve when united, | Ary, of 1 aoe dusd owen . Negotiations are practically com-|only going back to th | oma. Th antenna) Se: Mt, Daren ataal' eon i ploted for the purchase wit 1! that existed in thelr bust then, | ed him with uproarious ap or as ail home for the ¥. MC. A. I8| work upon the building will be | while all other Iiving ext elk ~. Oppomition to the elec. | mittee, gra uth, uF o be Dull On the southwest corner | rushed with all posal 4. The | vastly mereased, 1H that the of Gompers ta becoming appar. | 0! Min Sturtevant, 216 Bosom Breet. dingo nore ceaaene [new plant will be equipped with the | Increase tn rates yas made vi ¢ President Duncan E ; diagonally across from the! newest machinery, and the k-| by the } of ' Vatlor | it trol 4000 voter ne | “ nite of the new public library. ‘The | holders expect to do their own work Saceun'ter High Gate |total convention vote ia 10 Duniap, real estate, #4 Union block, reg ead race ® pro. ¥ @C) at the minimum of cost, besides help " os - —-—_. 1417-1419 Firat avenue for the Fourth > haan 4 ates to the gens Kilbourne a ware averus aa’"and receive rom the], yaaa own Fase fo the Geto] wey Yo private foie ‘| SEEKS BALM FOR 000 cash, ‘The new site 1s 120 fect Defense of the Trust made t | 000 tn ‘The pen market erna who formed the al Will be clowed as soon as Lake Washington canal ie will be FAMILY tance of 8600 feet. About with her husband in the deathhouse bie Bing Bing le a . She says also! handled ek tcgbangl des pat she iv believe him guilty of murder. She says that she The Lake Washington work con- sists of dredging through Salmon bay to a point opposite the Hallard whart, a distance of 4200 feet It is extimated that to effect thin project, 236,000 cuble yards of dirt will have to be moved. MAY BUILD ROADWAY At & special meeting of the coun- ctl committee on streets this after hoon the proposed roadway on Bev- enth avenue north and other streets to East Queen Anne hill will be ¢ sidered. ‘It in proponed to construct roadway that will make wage traMc to the top of the hill pos- sitble, ‘The maxitnum grade of the proposed roadway is to be 7 per cent. CHICAGO, Nov. 16—Wu Ting Pang passed through Chicago this afterngon en route to San Franctsco direct, dtverce for persanal she hopea she will not be co polled to make public, WILL COST MR. KENTZLER $10) Joe Kentaler, the expressman who uid nominal fine for fast y. now wishes he ad. Instes $2, it will im about $10 to keep out of jail. Kentz ler is one of 61 expre@men who were arrested for fast driving around cor- | ‘The other 60 ngreed to pay! let the matter drop. | od. however, that he son wronged, and wanted to fight the This wan bis privilege, and today he appeared in court with his at-| torney and made the fight. | lice wore ready with their #ide of the | care and won out Kentalet, on the witness tind, | anid he had walked bis horse around | the corner, and his eight-year-old | 707 SECOND AVENUE The Kind That Wears -The Hard Nox Shoes for Boys Prices $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 | as @ rock; the regular 81.75 lot children’s all solid Lace and Buy Your Rubbers quality, at, $1 25 GROCERY Gos j Button Shoes, sizes 5 to 8 59c During this sale. Keep your] ® pair en 1220-1222 2d ave, Phone, Main aale riee......+ feet dry and save a doctor's bill. | Boys’ “Steel Shod” Shoes Yoh. RUBBERS RUBBERS | another Bargain Ladies’] The regular $2 quality, ail sizes: eee Child’s Rubbers, asc pair Slippers, $1.19 Ayer ae $1 50 Split Peas, Whole Peas, Tapioca, Childe’ Rubbers, all sizes, °Qbc We offer for this sale over M48] joys Bunker Hill Schol Shoes, Paga, Barley, per pound.. Se to 10%, at, @ pair aod pairs of Ladies’ Hand, Sewed } the $2.50 quailty, at, QO QQ) Corn Starch, regular 100 seller, Misses’ Rubbers, age pair | 5t™p Sandals, regular $2.00 qual palr per package he ¥, at the low pri y Gissaiecper oar SL 19 Ladies’ Hand Knitted Bedroom und House Bitppers, ail col gua ore, mipetr ah 9Be One lot of Girls’ Rubbers, ae tt ot ee ar OC Ladies’ Rubbers, asc pair 2600 aire of Ladies good quality | Rubbers, all sizes, perQH | Read every item in this ad. Pome’ quick it you necd nag ee Another Bargain — Wom-| * will save you money. en’s Storm Rubbers, 33¢ The Volga Jen, aver 200 paira of Wom-] Ladies, have you sean the new} The “Sorosis” Shoe they lant, the alee t BS 48] Mice acs a" 8B 48 ; Lamb’s Wool Soles The “Avon” Sines 9 to Sizes 6 to 8%, price. 81.25 price 50 Sizen 12% to % price. M1.75 They cost @ little more, but they wear a great deat more. pen hy. We, tn necord~ wi ment at " fn th mn Chief Sullivan and Capt Srey echt that the officer who arrested “The [Policeman Bunne ax under the cashes raitanen ieee en Hinfluence ef liquor, and “hed it 14 the channel fram 4 tr . : * nad Inlet to the city SIOUX FALLS, #. D., Nov. 19—|for him.” Bunnel Is considered undertaking will req Mra, Roland H, Molineux says that jof the mont temperate men in ite of the ste that she had 4 quarre!|Gepartment and says he neve ry preening < oe span ery Kentaler before he arrested him. HARRIMAN NEW of the state of Minnesota ain adjourned until ton oon, at which Ume E jern Pacific be present ai Professor Wilson at Ranke Halt j|Monday and Friday evenings \Pri- wate lessons Gaily. C. B. KITTREDGE — For Rent December 1st. ‘The po-| A large modern bi ity howe present to rent a home I Brooklyn THE PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. A Shoe Store for the Peopie--Honest Values at the Very Lowest Prices--Read : Grover’s Comfort Shoes Just received am lot | of Grover's” Soft & tor ten- der fect, atthe price. QP 7H per pair, of ... We sell the School Children. ranted. 1 lot Boy Men's Shoes, $1.25 $2.00 Worki Ladies’ “Comfort” Shoes ‘TO SPIEL YORK, 1%—The sult against orthern Securities Company the Un magnate, at Pacific and South- im expected to Durin we will lower University Station. ake saying r univers line. in rooms are ied and the used as boarding houre at It is the best opportunity Umbre! 915.00, 2 and $25.00 Per Month, rain- 6 and Men rain- % and Men rain~ 26 and Men rain- SHAMEK’S RAINY DAY STORE We have on sale all questions of title are mettled, and| that they have t i» n| Jobn Kroeger was bumped off of the aanociation t* promised a new | self defen: They claim that the years |a@ Green lake car April by strtking a building ready for occupancy with-| new schedule of prices ts the one| when they claim to have been doing|pile of timbers as he stood on the in two years. adopted by all the laundries of the|so much business at . ‘They | le » because the crowded con. eed ity five years ago when the t| point out that nearly of the car prevented him from of operation waa but Httle more tHan| plants have been grea wetting any farther in half what it is now. They say that| within the past few ¥ Kroeger claims that his shoulder close competition has eut prices un-| that it has be was d cated and internal injuries 1 til for a long time wholesale work ofita of the b " erasioned by the accident, which IMPROVEMENTS |“ * : have permanently affected his lungs He i tryin today to convince « aE ey | as with bir at the time, | /#*¥ in the superior court that it wit! | Maj. Millis, army engineer tn ew > att | require $30,000 to compensate hin charge of government work in thin ame effect, de in| for his Injuries state, has called for bide for the _ angen dredging of Olympia harbor and the ‘ Ge tw Spinning for bicycle repairs Ballard end of oe a ne Reichert Bros, Pianos, 119 Union. Arcade Bik. ng the next three days | offer exceptional op- portunities for saving to thoxe who are buying Umbre!! We would call attention to the fact that our prices are much than you are. erally to pay All our stomers unite in that we have the best the city for the money. now 6,000 lias, priced from She to DAYS ONLY 1-2 OFF ON ALL Artware, Fancy Vases AND Bric-a-Brac Left in the old store. Lot of Odd Plates; special Te —worth 15e. We move in @ couple of days to our new quarters in the “A! cade.” Our store will be the most up-to-date and modern Tea, Coffee and Crockery Store Sater ity ‘of 117.000 people 1! strom the Biate Uni he Jote are high tly; no United States otter ena runition wo Aber city in the ements | Ww. Ww SOMETHING GOOD. | One of the finest farms in the state, | containing 160 acres of bottom land, 75 acres under plow; first- class buildings, 40 head of stock, 100 tons of oat hay In barn, 60 tons potatoes, good orchard. There is a fortune in this property for right party. Price $12,000. Terms. A. LAWRENCE, 908% Second. coker, 7-8 Union block. HOLMAN, ved. QUALHEIM, bioek. DA New ¥ MOUSE repaiting in all Uranobes, rubber Tonner stripping. : ping-pong 1170; Independes | JACKSON'S Eavress and Traseter Co. C jane moving; bagwage a64 trunks trans- ferred: stored free 3 days. Second | _ Cherry, under “"P. Rea 722. 4 Second Ave. CHEAP lot near car line; state price, 28-inch Umbrellas for Men and Women, guaranteed DIME --.a--t20 0th. OB8 “inch Umbrellas for and Women, guaranteed proof 81.25 28-inch and Women, guaranteed proof ..... S150 B-inch Umbrellas for ‘and Women, cus Proof ....5-+ Our entire stock of goods ts new-—n Little Red House Shoes f Every pair war- Boys” Shoes Satin Call, all solid ‘ Not more Mén's Grain and Kangafoo Cait price on one order. voy ag at this pr sale you c Headquarters for Thanksgiv- nate par, BL 25 Another Lot 1,000 pairs of the er Rip do you want th we pair Cele. Opera "59c Wool odyear welt, in all styles, at on tiadd . Se They are || CAR g atremely OW BQ HOI ter tee. It you are. ; Jow prh & pair . with corns or bunions these Cc at. ommplete mock of the celebratef | We have secured the mgency] fort shows will cure You, See - tba: QHcH sno tor Ladies. Cena BEB ge le ROR Women’s Felt Slippers The Empress HB women's Plush Bound Pett syip-] This elegant Shoe te made tn «i First ANNUAL SHOE SALE pera, with Heather olen "89c auch ay Patent “Ideal Kia Half Price, Half Price Women's Felt Juliet Slip-] and fashionable fall shapes, all u ‘ ft witha atthe GOB Do Yo WantBar 26, quality. while: they Bc 19c a Pair gains? Ladies extra fine quality warm]}1 lot Infante ft Sole Shoes; {Do you want “Laird-Schober's Gilppern, at Dic, $1 and (0.1 the regular make of Ladies’ Shoes at Half Bee them a pair Price? stent Leather lies Make of ch Heel Pi $3.50 THE SIZs. up-to-date ARE strictly YOU WEAR SMALL 812 ? We offer over and Button Shoes, sold by Simison Brow., at $2 5.00, We going to sell ther at the uniform 4 AND WIDTHS—READ C in D width sizes @ Opera 26.00 Shoes 3 and som and when sold cannot be exchanged or returned. Heel Patent at C widths, ‘The customers get t our Jepartme' our goods are mac R. T. SHANNON ing Specials. R. T. Shannon Grocery Co., The Novelty Hot Air Furnace We Are Exclusive Agents) 0 Rhop-worn goodR; No. t ntore sale goods— to give sat- of repairing done on short notice. than six packages it Outfitters, ence ES GEO. H. SECOND AVENUB one-third Your Cc $8OlP terms and location. Address L. B. 594, City. from, Pa ” RING UP a. For cleaning and renovati Uadies’ clothes, City Auction Seles AUCTION sale of tiigh-grade turni-! ture at E. G. Bickerton & Co. salesrooms, 1512 First avenue, on Thursday, 20th, at 10:80 sharp; ciegant modern, black walnut bed net, mahoguny dressing table and chair, golden oak dressing table, mahogany bureau, cheffoniere, fine leather couch, card table, writing desk, oak dining chairs, Morris chair, fine rockers, lace curtains, rugs, taboretts, 3 ing show eases, 1 leather cutting machine, ' ine, crocker heating stoven, ete.; @ view. E.G. Bickerton, auctioneer. FOR SALE—Fine corner Greeo ifte Block. tm city. Owner, For Sale—Miscellaneous AT ONG! SAW MILL-SHINGLE MILL COMPLETE. ‘This includes planer mill, drykiln, wood-turning band-sawing lum. beryard, including delivery teams and COMPLETE LOGGING OUT- FIT. THREE LOGGING EN- GINES, etc, and about NINE MILLION FEET TIMBER. Mill located on Northern Pacific rail- Way and Great Northern, rallway, Logs jumber can ship either road. Price $36,000. This af- fer must be taken at once. Address P, Star. LIGHT team and covered delivery Queen City Fish Company, 1601 even i BUSINESS DIRECTIONS | NEWLY furnished and u: Apply at 722% Plummer ACTFIC HOTE! house newly prices moderate. a STAMP P! 218 Columbia street. STAMP PHOTOS —G:8 Corembie street. es, ‘well’ hanwe tots “he” Hea “Pront_ ent Bie’ Broek ‘Plumbing Furngure Co. have consolidated and are | Wit” HC MULLIN—New work guaranteed offering to the om thelr $10,000 stock, one year. Tel. Black S204, Comprising ‘furnivers. comk. tewee, ‘Neat: junto eee tee eeeee Soe household GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO.--Tel. Main 064. tin was RAUTMAN PLUMBING 0O.—Main 68 ie i | THowe ‘namely. einewhere. 510 Second evenue — ____ Houses. Sale | POR RATE House “and Tot overlooking Lake Baton, ‘Price i easy. in Clowerdate agaition, $800. | Lote ty “Woodiand Park on instattients, B.A. ANDERSON, 800" Denny way. ———_— Help Wanted—Male and Female SEAT ERATOR, ORGS tor men, women and children. Ot 34 ave n hone, ‘Math 1818 Helo Wanted—Male “YOR NEVADA AND UTAH RAILROAD MEN FOR Nig RS, TRAMSTE) HAMMERS SAND MACHINE MEN: $2.00 TO | DAL ‘& MAWKINS U8 WEST MAIN RTREET. SOLICITORS wanted Pacific Employ agency. 1105 “Third avenue, ment | epairing f lured; yeccuvering avESEAT sean, "aed. eared ane Soe, “Wabeeom tess Wire, Iron and Plating WOODHOUSE CO. | | PACH Rall ® Plating Works Wiest S SALE, COURT OF. tr King Solo. claire Dedlence to the Judg- id court In the above mines, ‘and entered settled: r ed, tells whom you | A. D. 1902, 5 Tether biel aa aeee t in said sotion will, his oF hor | Any } let. ALD. 1808, the Jespondency ean. be Qrelock p. m, at the main front door ‘of the ° their former elves and Readmun Warehc t Nos. 801 to S00, © restored. You" can. consult |b: jouth, i 1 et all hours in hts | th Washing to the highest hand, the following ar operty, goods, wares, e property of jon to wadtaty the plaintift the theatrical out- paranhernatia and stage-scen- ind merchandise, taken as | sata “a 20d. he Auladin Junior Company. torwity rich,” ievel land, very neathing, Gt ‘all partially improved Mo x) Re tract. fwems on ood coUNEY 21 decorated. tiie Tore iiice and good sch SUsRe | ane plueh ‘hd plush woben. F Te pogtamice and good wchapl: 00.” | Stk and plush dressing sacgues: 18 calico ond seal [ikiress & patr tights: © undérskyrte: 1 Onis ('Eiinose fans 1 Brae amp? Turin. washes; ® ‘pales and. Weetah3 1, adjoin ac n't : save 4 nAjoining “ar ing case contains er. far. Tare. to Seaithe Bi faa oltete alt aniene 16-Ineh Baitard’ Proverty a4, tote, wouking a 4 ey S-ineh vos ‘acres, thoroughly cleared and grubbed, all | setts conte: 5 pet Ste isch fn 'xerdon, ech Picket fence, Heat relat) 2 pele yellow srunkai cottage obicken Use + .- —— Le - 24-inch = w ebteken "ho 3 paper and cloth banner adve} BRT MALTBY, 410 New Tork biock, | tising matter. Also. rolls of theatrical —— n om Land wcres, all partially | Stage scenery, sbout 16 feet tong. a 4 owe to wma town, handy te | Said Jus! 3 #000, I. 7 re ( MALTRY, 410 New. Yorke block. | er acre tracts, best valley land, | costs ; 606 Pike St. Tel., John 2831, ear the new Beattle-Ta- | Boattie, Wesh., November tsth. 1903, 873 to $200 p@ sore. 410 New York block, ‘ Receiver as A