The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1902, Page 3

% Argue the Question hone nt nak a Di prior ~“jown a ‘Bit fo Bartel'® you, the BPs ye qucetlor < Low Prices Queen Perfume, rexular Téo por “& de Norway Cod Liver Milk, per pound can Salts, per pound can... 38e Hair Tontc—posttively hair from falling out— ae! vee te | PRESCRIPTIONISTS. — arTeLLDRUGCO SECOND AVENUB h Phone Main 02 NATURE IS IMITATED In Our Paper Flowers They are fo Nke natural ones Mhat all exclaim with delight, “How nat- here te just right. Byery drug used in ‘Gispensing in chemlc- aly pore. The work is accurate ‘The service ts prompt Delivery made any- where in the city. Our prices on ail things are the lowest fm the city. Compare— | Kiimer’s 8 7 to bedi Root, 3 a ings Dise er lal * Food Es | Third and Main REME fs BER ur ! Sale WATCHES in can secure an xtra Good Watch at this sale atin extremely lov prte Besinghausea $07 Ist Ave Time inspector for whe C. & P. 8. Ry. FULTON’s RENAL COMPOUND Building). | SELLING VERY RAPIDLY; Smait Musical Inatramen 8 of All) Kings Are in Demand at the Prices Prevailing D Our Closing Out Sate Of Sheet Music Department. | Seven Pisces of Be Music for 00 | Elaht Pieces of 350 Music tor t 50 ¢ Cloning Retail Out Price, Pric Piano LICENSES LIKELY TOBE REVOKED ‘The three concert hall licenses eur repttiously secured Monday even . | DY divekeepers of the old tenderic |district, besides being forced to stand 40.95 | & teat in the courts, will have to run the gauntlet of a council investiga ton, Councilman the police, ite Gustave Fe » Method Lebart & Stark Pi Forte Method Kohler Piano Vote 1., Dam Kistler, chatrman Awe and revenu mittes, stated today that he w bring the matter before hin com tee at its next meeting lves a thorough Investigation Will _not predict the probable come, It in well known that bers of the police, Hlcense enue committee are friendly to the ald tenderiain div keepers. As @ result a warm fight which will in all probability be car ried Into the council chamber, is ex pected. The council has complete control of the concert hall Hoonses under the new ordipance, and tt may | revoke the Hcenses secured by stealth. It has this power. of nn SMALL INSTRUMENTS” Violins that retail re ‘ularly at $12 to $20, now om d at $7.60 $13.00. * Guitars wo only $3.45 to for the regular $6 and $16 instru. ws Mandolina, Uitte beauth re, that we are now dis of at from $4.95 to $7.60 for the vemse lar $7.60 and $12.50 styles. Banh that sell everywhere at $7.50 to $15, now only $4.65 to $9.60. Prices on eee at to pieces; also many nes of strings and trim Kinds greatly reduced. eae Tn addition to the above induce- manta on our regular lines, we are offering violins, guitars, mandolins and banjos from the large Winter! It is claimed that the councy would | & Harper Co, stock (which we | be perfectly justified in dofhe this Ddought recently) at less than halt | decause of the open attempt of the regular prices. divekeepers to thwart its will and ie = JOHNSTON C0. | defeat the intent of the new ord? asainere! Music Dealers, s ats eral mem 1 re extremely | | | New Strength land Vigor [Im Every Drop | ating $3,075 belonging to the Dairy SNE SHALTTLE STAR ELDER SAILS HELD FOR MURDER | 0.-'The ste which hia bee woeks by. the will eail this gfter ri “AND, W atrike non-unic sineer rh nt Ban 1 up ongine with old ted ALLEGED FUGITIVE ROBERT P. MOFFIT ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF EMBEZZLE- MENT AT HONGKONG Robert Perey Moftit wae ar last night at the Northe Pa depot op a char of embenale alleged to have been committed Hongk and w remanded jail by o morning in di 000 bail, Ni hearing was given prisoner te day, th ter b wtponed t Saturday morning. Moffitt ts» accus 1 de from PARIS, Nov ski, an officer perial guard 20.—Captain Dazow f the Rus im was atrested today harged with murdering an Am: an girl named Helen Gore, The girl was found in her room th a bullet hole thr her eft breast. He told the polloe éontra dictory stories, saying first that he tan nt rr to tm ing P 1 of mlisapproprt nek of Ing necre fled from’ his wife in Farm Company of Ii which concern he was tary, He ta sald to have nina and arrived with Ban Francisco mber 14 From that city they came north reaching Beattle last night Detective Byrnes made the arrest upon a Warrant that had been issued by Commissioner Kiefer at the re quest of British Viee Conwul Bernard Peily. | | mn. In} of the Another linemen’s strike is noe of the refusal Electric Co, to grant then eight hours’ work fof $3.00 a day, ail nemen employed in the street raik Way and electric Hight service In this ity, and on the Seattle-Tacoma In 1 radire quit work mornin Between 40 and 50 men} are out The strike was declared regular meeting of Local | al Brotherhood of Blectric | Workers, in aglow hall, late last night. The Seattle Gas & Electric! Co, which employs no linen not Invol he difitculty Business Agent Brown of th | men's union, today stated the union's | nide of the case am follows The men struck for th light linemen’s seal Contractor Complains F. M. McLean & Co. have filed « complaint with the board of publie works against the Diamond Ice ce Comp McLean says, and prepared t hin men company, he al tore up th | ley to iny pipes, Mel od the off to were dinner the ee electrte work. F.W. Merrick The American Clothier, | 703 First Ave. for the Celebrated John B. ek On these cold mornings you want a CUP of our CO! € and VIENNA CAKES. They are fine. | | PIKE STREET OPTICAL CO. May We are Scientific Opticians. Semen arp Sit Se ot of charge. JAMES HENRY BEST MEATS “eating BROS. | RAINIER. L. L. Scott, until recently Justice jage of €2 years. Death was d haying lived here for the past 16 \ cour onfidren, Roy and George Soot, | sgpemrcen! held at Auburn probably Sunday ate First road stated thie morning tha tn- into effect the first of the new year, foreshadows similar action by ail / j has confessed to the police that he is |Morgan. Sage, Vanderbilt and other Preaident Clarence H. Mackay. or terneon and announced the com- Shanghaj within a year. The dit- arranged for sailor, is accused of stealing $10 from | reported to the police that Harrie minutes, $10 disappeared from her |Laneethat she thought Harris had jen up bh that he had stolen Meer ae fed that they tele- at the house, but sald that he had | | petty larceny will be placed against ‘The funeral of Mrs, Ruth Cooper, morning, will be held tomorrow af band and five children, ™ Fuca, and Mra. Charlies Benson, Mire juscessors to COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY Funeral Directors and Embalmers MO? Firat Ave. bet Bike and Uuion OLD RESIDENT OF GREEN Riv- | GR VALLEY PASSES AWAY | joe the peace of Green River precinct, | died at Green River last night heart fatlure. Judge Scott was a well known resident of King county, rs. | ———~|" He ix survived by a widow and| | Mra. A. Hubbard and Mrs. ¥. Rt | Butterworth. ‘The funeral wili terneon. a WA arg NTS MORE | PITTSBURG, Nov. 20.—Promin- ent officiate of the Pennsyivanta rail- crease of freight rates on every- thing in the coromodity let will go Classified “rates will probably re-| main undisturbed. Thie very likely [ ' ; | American ratiwaye. SERSEY CITY, Nov. 21.--Rottio| Strubel, who was arrested yeuterday, |the author of the threatening letters |whieh have lately been received by \prominent financters, and Uhat it was | & blackmailing scheme. WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 2. the Pacific Cable Company, calted =| upon Attorney General Knox this af- | pany's ability and intention to con- struct a cable tine from Manila to | floulty has been in securing a iand- ing place in China, but that ts now William Harris, who says he is a) Mra. A. Doyle's purse while visiting at her house on Seventh avenue. She wae at her home last night, and while | she was out of the room for a few puree. She told Detectives Adame and stolen the money. They arreated him on Pike street. When first tak- |the money, and even dented that he |had been at the house. When the hone to the woman who was rob- bea, he admitted that he had been taken nm Hi it is ble that a charge of ‘him. MORTALITY REPORT wife of David T, Cooper, who died 19% Wentern & ‘Tuesday ternoon at 2 o'clock from Butt worth's chapel, Mrs. Cooper's hu this city, survived her, The ebildren |are Mra. James Gillespie, of San de R. Cooper, William G. ¢ vid T. Cooper, all of & | | | | FRANCISCO, |teen people maroo jone talands have | for three weeks be |beon able to land there ve just received what ‘a |}| © we pronounced to be the est thing in waists. just h ah the finest silk w hlack with small with vidi In that time. They area ot of 709 Seventh reported to the police lent at a chatelaine bug att the atreet The pucae things $40. ave hed some eon very ality qu mohair, . nue. ing t tho in ltntet etther dry goods st tained among All Cook Boo! made as carefully and as ety! s, in plain black, nino ot Price $3.00 ond $3.25. white dots, navy wet contracts for advertising being Issued by Ladies of St. Mark's Pari#h must bear the signature of Mrs. H. B. Dunbar, chairman of committee, white dots. in | we sizes jong b i 5 r ui have*a full assortment of | but don’t wait too seeing the now for: aur by Clothes Pin given by Crown Circle No {ells hall, South Seattle, mber 22. Tickets, Danes, New Saturday Soc. Ladies Twin ¥ Canocing Classes sor Wilton at Ranke Flat Monday and Fuiday evenings, Pri- vate lessons ~/ im 4212 Second Avene: B:t. Seneca and University Hie, te ie lafternoon from San Francisco, car- $1.60 for eight hourw mpany now pays |hours, After pre jten demand to ti rences were held iso last Monday between represen tatives of the union and offictals of| the company. ‘The latter refuned Je"and the strike was ordered night. ‘We consider the work of electric men more hazardous than that telephone linemen, and therefore deserving better pay.” D. P, Robertson, agwistant gener- al manager of the Seattle Electric Co, maid thtin afternoon: “We made a written agreement with the line- men last spring, which, although {t| 41a not specify the du contract, we understood effective for ® Your, am t# cu At a conference between Agent Brown of the union, F Vice President Exton of the Interna. | |ttenal Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and myself last Monday, I |wtated that the company was willing to grant the S-hour day, but not th increase in wages. ‘They refused to je upon thi base, | ‘Owing to the short winter Gaya. our men, as @ mile, work no more than seven or eight hours a day any- how, #0 the granting of the ®-hour | day would not have materially gf-| fected the company. The question wants the board to force the offend- | ing company to put the alley In the [eondition # found st PORTLAND VERY MAD for our ni writ-| PORTLAND, Nov. commercial organizations of the city are much tncensed over the reported mtatement of President Mellen of the Northern Pacific ratiway, that the Lewis and Clark fair planned fe 1965 wtil “be like a Fourth of July celebration with nobody to see the fireworks. Many tneist that the city should demand @ retraction. The feeling ls ry bitter and a boycott of the/ Northern Pacific is threatened. CHARGE AGAINST NEWELL Maj, Cleero Newell of the indu trial school, is now tare with beating a Swede boy named Jacob- fon #0 severety with hie Met that the boy has since been confined to bed! with his injuries The matter was! o¢ ‘ Tae iineaen's clan | Brought to the attention of Mumane |g not Tavelted” Wor have aimee Officer Ridaway by 4 Mra. Langdon, tinting at 2911 Wenters avenue, a WATCHES, OIAMONDS. FINE | neighbor of the boy's mother. The JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE boy w put In iatiree of the Hoye & irk iia society, of which Mai. lowell is the head, and when his| The largest mother went to # him thie morn- ialmed she found him in) | bed, with his face b y bruise 1 from | the alleged anmault Meer Ridgway | ie investigating the matter. WANTED IN IDAHO Charles Smith. a negro who tn) wanted in Pocatello, Idaho, upon the | charge of committing a murderous assault upon another negro with an on coupling pin, was arrested this ternoon by Detéetives Burns and | ‘Wappenstein. | 2%—All the Jewelry house tn the Northwest. ‘The Japenese liner Tosa Maru| will arrive at this port at 7 o'clock | this evening from Yoko ‘The Umatilla arrived at. 2:30 this passengers for Puget sound Bhe encountered little rough | Weather, but reports heavy breakers [rolling in at the straits ‘The Dirigo arrived this morning at o'clock from Lynn canal with 7: |paneengers and @ cargo of salmon porno > naitalinon Notice An adjourned meeting of the Car- | penters, 131, will be held at their hall, 1 ith ave, on Friday even ing. lov. 22 at 7:40 o'clock p. m. ft is important that there is a good attendance to vole oh amendments to the general constitution. — One amendment ts to increase our per capita tax Se per member. J. M. Wilkina, Ree. See ryty 96 ° The LION CLOTHING HOUSE 220-222 tet Ave. So., cor? Main Mins ¢ cat Rusnian's be connected family The linemen rec for eight hours net strike t the plan of th nis | about uniformity in how shot her wald that the at mintre known. wi fully STRIKE FOR EIGHT HOURS’ WORK AND $3.50 A DAY WAGE! STEAD OF NINE HOURS AND §3.25—BETWEEN FORTY AND FIFTY EMPLOYES INVOLVEO syed both un Telephor lay te 9 accidentally OF AMERICAN GIRL Russian Officer in Paris Charged With Killin? His Mistress Later girl committed su from Ame becam ide whe is paid to widely known but the LINEMEN OF SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY OUT IN- nion and none-union ured $3.25 m the Bun pany, and the ely in’ line with } union to bring and wages. MORTALITY “RECORD | etectrtc of wages, or| Full details given In display ‘The | es trie ¢ The funeral of Hont held from Intermer attention lent ent and p ron Mer vy & k tomorrow will be or wil wart’s afters in Mt, Aa wer im calle ady - Elec- 4. Beatt Lighting and Power} Rates New rates take effect Dec. Ist. For p particulars see our advertisement in Sat- urday’s Star. The Seattle Electric SPECIAL FOR 2 DAYS il WATERFRONT LOTS ON LAKE UNION S110 Each W. H. THOMPSON @ Co. Phone James 4821, 1408 2d Ave SEE HATS ALi. STYLES, $1.50 sire, all that I with to tm a side of the yet for perhaps on the has been Fedoras, Pashas and wro Alpines: You'll pay $2.60 for one at the hat exclusive store. honest and upright dealings: affords for your nting nt 1e garment | tirely satisfact do not want an you possibly sold with th ur money unl fairer ‘ ry ¥ he deal with, Style, Qualtty Workmaaship Price wes 6s Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. | Clothing [900 First Ave., Cor. Marion St. | Wholesale and Retail press upon street. you one an, this store 1 alm to « Why does thi state facts, pr youl be cheerfully your good w Calmer on the Wrong Side “Tia true this atore is on the wrong side of the main thoroughfare a all that pis as it while always On the Right Side ive you the b is store retatn it make no misrep n this way! Each if not We How t refunded. iM with Wt ani Sais irs SECOND AVE. eee tnatgaaaaa ic CtCT LICENSED TO WED rhe Hoattle eota Imp th of Beattle; Axel Holm and Carolina M, Harl owl ¥ Reichert Bros, 110 THE FIRESIDE GARLAND Air-Tight Wood Heater AT... $11, $12 and $14 er that is If you want a wood he: | durable, try th | FIRESIDE GARLAND | best afr-tight stove sold in the city. SOME SPECIALS For SATURDAY, 6 to 10 p. m. G Rice 90c ite orth or Patni Saturday, Botlers, Granite Tea Kettles, N $1.20; Saturday, 6 to 10 p. Granite Bread Pans, worth 270; Bat urday, 6 to 10 p, m. +282 Ite Stove Pans, worth 45¢; urday, @ to 10 p, tm vod Handle Iron Holders, Wo; Saturday, 6 to 10 p.m Vegetable Slicers, worth 15¢ day, 6 to 10 p, m™. worth fe Satur- Te GEO. H. WOODHOUSE (0. 1409 SECOND AVENUE Rwcetvin’s BALE RT OP THE King County va. fam Pickett Davia, Defend: NOTICE jw Tue | Bate of W. R.Br Mert ha, ante. No. | In pureunnce | ment and order inion oa 68, f atxd obedience to the jude- if eajd court in the above Jed action. duly mate and entered on | the 17th day of Newember, A. D. lia, untersigned reoriver im eaid action will, Ist 1008, at « bidder for cash in hand. therein parapbernalia fy of the Alisdin Junior Company, to-wit ‘One larwe packing case, containing, 63 ecorated stik and plush waists, 7 decor ated silk and plush coats: 1 decorated silk And plush skirt; 10 ailk and plush robes 7 suk aod plush @ressing mower skirts; 3 pair tients: © Oninnee 2 mur one stealer packing case contain. iste, 2 pinin calico ektrts: 4 silk skirts: 4 decorated ath nd ptaeh wr black trunk cloth banner ing ™atier. Also B rolls of thea tinge ‘scenery, about 26 or 18 feet long. Seid judgment amounts to the eum of $518.65, AAA interest. conte of sult, ‘receiv ore fees and disbursements, and accruing Comte Besttie, Wash., November 18h, so0g. A. TR. Receiver as Aforemuid, Classified Ads MOUSE repairing in weather stripping, | glazing 410 Madison Independent, ping-pong phones Subset, Red 1687. fables. ete Main” 1170; Pandan, TACKBON'® Express and Transter Co. We 4 olt Rings of veaming. tursiture and Fisne moving: bauase abd trunks trains; . Becond Gherfry, under" P.-1 For cleaning and renov indieg” clothes. City ALWAYS conault the best. "King Solo: mon, the only! colored sath refunded averted, palraist ntond ‘n the world, money : disaster pines. ‘whom you fare better adapted to marry, how to win his or her love.” Anyone suffering with Sontdence Prof. King Solomon at all hours in his srivate «Mice, 1121 Third avenue, cor neck street PACKAGES containing stamps from coat pocket, at |* Biamarck, Wednesday night. Lib. eral reward for return of same to Bismarck 0 Beer FOR SALE AT ONCE SAW ui L-SHINGLE MILL COMPLETE This includes planer mill, dryktin, wood-turning band-eawing lum: beryard, including delivery teams 4 COMPLETE LOGGING OUT- FIT THR LOGGING EN NES, etc, and about NINE MILLION FEET TIMBER. Mill located on Northern Pacific rati- way and Great Northern railway, Loge and lumber can be shipped either road. Price $36,000. This of- for must ba taken at once, Address P, Star, |MECAE teen | T team end wen City weg Fir if Work “for 004 34 ave Dloyment ~ Oiles and children, RATION GREAT Those tw mely, establishm, 4 Dive. Front ted and are fF $10,000 stock. ok stoves, ‘heat ‘and bovsehold furnlarings 9 the public ing furniture, 13, tinware, of ‘ail itn you pureh nd get our prices before nore, Finanolal # place to borrow money on | ke street Tow Interest, pri 48. butld ‘Matter ¥ on short notice at low rate; Vato money and company mone: With GA. Virtue, Room 4 Building. | Phone, ‘Baek a6, COLLATERAL BAD oa arte wood & Reed); ‘oa collateral TO LOAN Interest. way. t low rate B5e | t prices that will surprive | For Bale FAUM LAS City Real Estate wt VOR BAL 410 « house daily free RATTLE Taroma—40 land, handy and Inter eyring fine soll, level land, Very productive soil, all partially ttn proved. small huge, ‘tract fares on good eounty road, five minutes walk from 4 ston fice nnd 400d school ACTS —Rieh re tracts of th w Beat F line. MALTBY, 40 H, 6 TURNER & CO. | Mave @ few nnape that MUST be sold this | weew York block. New #700. wwements palde house; don’t A fine lot 40120: 7 James st this look goed t , A lot 0x120 a the above in apd paid ) think of Kt? $1150. oy and streets We have « t | time, A new S-room ing the Cait pantry; prenth hie fe adjoin ke For $1000. lot 60x120 on Twelfth, near Madison: you will do well ff you can get this lot A year from now for twiee the money ‘are not Meting property to sell at un- rea prices, but are pleking up the mnape and consequently make « sale once or twice a year ° TURNER & CO., i Cherry street. 1 | 2000434 tote each sueiBo on Thirtieths | ene rear Thomas, 4 blocks from Madison ne. Fach 40x120, nicely graded, level, on Nineteenth, 2 blocks from Madison ear; Brockiyn on 2 blocks from school. 9138 (to $800-Choloe of ety University car ef State University. $750-Chotce of lote 40x28 between Fif- hand Twentieth op and near Jeffer- Fifcent view? Bear balance monthly. 1650 Sox100 on Peet ave and Capitol hill; ear line; 200 cash, car near pros fine houses all of house, ‘able 20n06, for SiN. S57 cash, bal, 1 er COMETHING GOOD. 10 acres situated on the corner of tw ‘main counts reeds; 7 acres under plow soll good a8 any im the state; will be ald sta bargain: terme: 52 lets in Palenting Hill a@@ition, close in properay. large lots, for $2500: biggest Kind of & bargain as the lots will sell for Hf) apiece: One of the finest farms in the state, con- taining land, 75 firet clase buildings, . 100 tons of oat hay tn potatoes, good orchard. hore ‘am fortune im thie for Fight party. "Price $12,000, ” Ferman A. LAWRENCE, toni Second Avenue, RAINIER BEACH HOMPSREKERS PARADISE. $20.00, 960.00, $75.00 LOTS $8 AND $10 DOWN AND $5 MONTH. ‘The pretticst and mest convenient place on Lake Washington in which to own @ home; wide level lots, grand foils electric: care from DB. m.; So fare; school, stores, electric. ktreet avenues ‘and over 880 lots fa! All over the pia homes bulit on-eaay terms siso. Seley. ging to Maer “Beach on Wai agent, on owner, C. Block, | |. Sturtevant, TWO CHOIcE BUYS. $2200—A fine house of seven large rooms nd basement; two fine lots unobstruct- J view of mountains and Sound: two blocks from car; situated on West Queen Anne, BARGAIN No. 2 $375-Five acres of fine land, 90 mi walk from electric cars; easy cles food road to the city and near school down: yearly payments on balance; in- terest at T per cent ADAMS & NICHOLS, 1414 Second avenue, James 4876. room house Brighton Beach, cleared; fruit trees, fencer, Elegant logan 0ox137; | Six room modern home on Seventeenth av- 0Ox128: $3200; on easy terns; fine and 80x120 one dock | from Tester Ineteenth; $4500; terme, Many smail cottages and cheap lots im al parts city; call and eee us. BOGUE & CO., 28 Pactflo. block. FOR SALE, $1 TO $125 BACH Cholce bullding lots near the State univers- sh and $8 per month: only a t; tree wood and water; good schoola, churches, electric Hgts and city water: four miles Inside the clty limits, tn a city of 117,000 people and only a few blocks from tie State University, butld- ings; the lots are Bi thy: cher ‘city in the Cnited States” ofters fuch inducements and opportunities to nake Money on real estate as this; come ut and see for yourself. &. P. Gregory, four blocks West of Latona school, or J, Wr Wheeler, 78 Union block m2, 15 ana 4 hinds cheap. corner on Bighteonth, . ery best soll, only balance’ your own roved and ts @ payment. thie is fully bargain. $350 for 14 lots near Green Lake, powedl car line, proved on pro ve land and easily ime ALHEIM & HOLMAN, BOA New York block. | | | RPATIED, “beteht. wold | WARRINGTON Bate Deposit Houses for Sale * wriek but On, Wanted—Male FEA Tr NV AD Anw nau HAMMERS } $200 1 Help 60 RAILS MUCK Es ini MAGE i ee Limployment MA T MAIN BUSINESS DIRECTIONS Abstractors Be Pith & CO, the, wae g claim abstracts. Basee howe ame HANYORD, Ate ned 4 ephome Main 1hy WHITTLE® ct Company ; “ental f Haller Wik Y 5 BEATTLE ABSTRACT ¢ Auctioneers AUCTION tnd ‘eommiasion Gouse~ Bai nand jor raat eral auetionser, O BICKERTON & CO., general anew Uoneers 1018 First avenie. Architect EW. HOCRTON id Attorn: Xo BWIA ‘public. 404 Now York metonne -aneetaeeeneeninabieieial W. J. STERLING, pension atternest and notary public. 26 Marion ste ot J, A. KELLOGG, 812 Washington Bolldings tn Ba nn 4.0. M'DOKALD, 400 Burke Building. LYMAN E. KNAPP. 10 Malier Buildings ‘WD. LAMBUTH, 206-6 Pacific Block ND 414-417 Colina THe PANO. CAN Wh besten cetera Seking range irapecated Sena. fib a peeks ‘aes Fisher, sect. coahters ae cet tal. pela. jowed om Ume depos! tng bos corner of tue. D. a teehatios! Eoginecte 5 hed Milline: | ames WARBON— Fal icra! Prices, Fourth and Ping MADAME A. & SMITH. 09 Hinckley. SS Musical Instruments 18) Third ave and Aurists ers ea meee ad or , ae eae Tae ae ee DR. KIBEE. Batley eg paiegpete “pate: Mrcend avenue; ‘phone 114, Sice'und lady physicians are always in ‘ctvandanon, n Roa Bike eh a a te Reet ee TREE GRAPE mint Patent Attorn: : PARNES COTO Starr hoyd Wallding ee reaun-Datine Gomes Donor hysician and Surgeon "ROUSSELL—t4 Hinckley ~~~ Osteopathy—. Yan "Kaseh, BO Main 728. isRANNTS ¥ ane | STAMP PHOTOS-218 Columbia street THE ALVORD ACRE TRACTS, to $200 per acre, Five and 10-acre tracts of choles vatiey Tand near Kent and close to electric cap Hae; the aol is. ric the most Of itis under ph STETTENGREN & AB 28 Roxwell block, | Firat “and Columbia st, | CHEAD HOMER | menutitul, cleared sightly lots, 850 to 878; | PMcrane, #4 down, “#8 monthly, “free wate large lot, $290; terma, thy rent, §T per month up, offices Weat shore Green rommes property. house, #10 Several cotinges f Wivtmvan, ‘eat line CHEAP lot terms and location, 54, Lake; ear car line; state pri Address L. B. FOR SALB—Fine corner Green Lake front, ‘cheap; easy terms; also other cheap tose Gifterent places in’ city. Owner, 200 Par eis. block. __ For Ront—Farnished Rooms HOTEL SENECA ~ Cor, Firat ave, and Seneca street ‘Clean, Bunny, Comfortable, py the Day" or” Welk, FIRST AVENUE. NEWLY Apply ai Olympte Rod 0434. | GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, 118 Fir nue; tours ‘newly furnished; ell prices thederate, nished and unfurnished mer street Poun Phone “| ‘back ot | Plumbing N—New work guarant Black 8264. wr Wa 0 ‘one year. Tel ) Guo. H, WOODHOUSE CO.—Tel. Main 944, | RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO.—Main 68 Printing and Bi ding “ ‘ ater treet. Aeron te. Market Report ‘Printing Ca Rubber Stamps COMMERCIAL ETANP Wo! man Block, 120 Cherry. Show Cases. SEXTTOR SHOW CARE CO—TOIN FA Bee Storage and Warehouse, ® ) | ave—Househ: BE, Re Tents and Awnings TENTS and awningy—Mosquito-proot ining hose and canvas boat rion and’ Western. Transfer Compani EYRES TRANSFER CO—Main 060 Umbrella_ Repairing tmanitactured: patting: Tirow rewovering 906 Second ave: and Plating maa A PACIIC Hala 9 ‘Pissins. Senko iing