The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1903, Page 4

eer THRE SEAT TLE STAR a — ~s 4 - Corner es : abet ictebie (Ox ANGTET: é Ay S o First et 0; Ind + 1h ¢ aaeet, : Wve OF ‘ - and " . tices: 106 building, ¢ woe? ae Cherry RALLARE AR A y in not, F beh n Streets « wx te per week per iu ay ' 1 n ors. No fr rohitect " pie} ¢ at Beattie, . aon matter, a, Ata a mn} f he rang for bt Sa { . " brase tha i Rapk JOHN aRSEN WALKER'S WAR Aamaah aw Jinnog im Nhe wan wcrd@pulou “Sole x = ile etd This Is John Brishen Walker knott at it gave her head. the kc " I shape of a Haree a nut Hie v8 ' CHAPT HR LV (Continw ahe had beady nostriin that In large t . ’ an, 0 Mora mM nelp ¢ med to mmell, battle afar off; @ . ing. ‘ but ? 1 man| whitey-brown complexion, sugges tan th kw he w tently 4 " ler an | tive of brat yoni 5 Y hina, “India | obligat t Ray had w and Pers p for tte « her when t ' - : kind to Une i wa hin good} ice, and he weit t eoan nm recent * 1 st the workings of the vas an tha Wether, an a itdoor bu houg throw Civiiteat 1 Bar " “t rin xist. He | My dear alr." he eald, laughing, | muspectod that hia more stab pa ] ae you" whould acrome that } fit ' * th sumet e " aos ee aa | tioular type of olf and ca * * sain should be permitted to reta posi M | impress ht th the be- [fl a cigure i seemens churia Commack will presentiy hokt * that Pm just the architect he's | : sod to war, I a eit im war, T hope t wit! rok ing ut for—which, betw hall you be dining in this eveu- | ¥ urselves, Lam, though nobody's dis | ing quired Mrs, Hapk | never be another war, But re can be a just war, it if dalled | j bes But if te - 1 it yet—if you can get him I don't know; don't get anything for now, Bither Ame and 8 rn Rurope must fight Ruw jt me to me You will do me the |in for me. T shall moat probably | Sin at this time, oF die to her all of Asta | Kreatest ervice I could ever! dine at the club,” said Morece. “By | “i it @iffiewn to alarm the ae man wh hinks ope for Hut don't give yourself] the wa he added. fa kind of . - any trouble ever It igoaet ook.te cent nerektee eiaiahit history of nattona He w ait It will be one of the easiont | bought it at a wale yoterday, Be anything that will embroil ited Btates things that cai be," sald his visitor, | careful how you handle it—it's rath a friend . atry. We ca suffer a that im, ovided that anything of |er old - . cee gigs é y former power yet remains unto There was a vawne come late S an we keep wi pay " night, wr. I don't know it ite that ne ae people ar . 4 and awak | “Well, never mind, sir," said Hor- |—it's old-fashioned enough ethen,.to ta what combinat the autocrat of | ace; “Mf you can't i mall take the Then wilt you bring It up WIE for the dows ance, please? I want to wee it First of all, it will be prudent to] Mrs, Rapkin retired, to reappe In ane the ta ading na with an an learn e is, that I] promently with the bras bottle to cross and @ strong enem ne an be sat predicted. may myself before him and | ht ~ou'd have noticed it when PEPRAT WOULD BE WRITTEN BEFORE THE FIRST WARSHIP | ke my peace | ‘ ast night, » , 3 > . . Yes,” sald Horace, gent 1 for 1 stood ft here BEGAN THROWING 8HF 4 INTO NEW YORK CITY would. 1 should & a point of and when f t this We have men, money and patr 2 in amounts that no Caar 4 | that, sir, Not now, you know, Heling it was lyin’ 6° one Rope, now or im the future as far aa the mind of man can reach, to caval, | might be im bed. Tomorrow morn-|tooking that dusty and ise eapectfut | ‘ R This is a strang place that T am elean—which ® wanted” | CHURIAN QUESTION HE NORSHAVE 1 lin, and I know not yet in what| 4: certainty looked vather the bet tirection T should meek him. But ter for it. and the marks of seratcher | ui 1 haw ind him, and justified )on the cap were more dintingutsh- | THE GROWTH OF EXPORTS myneif tn ht, and had my re-|eblé: but Horace was somewht dis. | — Jarjaroen ¢ enemy, |concerted to find that partiof hts I shall know fo rent Jream was true—the bottle Had bean Well, but go to bed now ike & | there. If you stand tn need of Business courage, you car xonsible old chap,” said Horace, 1 hone I've done nothing wrang apiration from the glowing report just tasued by the’ hingly Plenty of t | air.” aad Mre. Rapkin, observing hiv rete and call on Suleyman t ex preenior tony of static I will search for him, eve It's all right, so lone as vou atde't | In the summer, exports slumped, In one month the balar | the uttermost ends of the earth try to get the top off.” said Morade, | was against the United States, amd pessimists fairly howled That's right-—you're sure ¢ Why. t wan off tthoaret gloomy figures don't you) thought you'd dane It with the: tam, | last. eo ‘ort ae buyin im iw an mer and « when you gon ‘a But that condition didn’t ta ‘The world is buying | anced \neid his landlady, staring, ‘4 found | . 4 amounts from the United States | In«/them ‘ere on the carpet You will appreciate the values October exports were valued at $160,370,059, | Horace started: then that fiart wer all purposes—for dress or bi Those are nouR en If mainta they will mean an ex- | time to be lose wen trae, tee, “OR ee od c tly shaped, and: produ r * TWO BILLION DOLLAR YRAR. i me!" sald Hore after! 1 bellewe T did. Ud forgotten: Theat ert, correctly shaped, a p port busine ut TWO BIL LLARS A YRA } : ———- They are worth $15.00; we will was the gre je ex They are export month In the greater by comparison, October history of this try, with ab of October, 289% October's total is a jump of $50,000,000 over tember, and 6,000,000 over August. Imperts were «mall eh to make the October b ce Of trade greater than in any other month with the exception ef the phenomenal October, 1899. World beaters for Yes, it is dull in Wall street. Undigeated securities are giving pro the rest of the country seeme to bo doing very well. Some big cor Ov ts falien uJ ugh, and the ou for th ho do Business degitt thing but blue There is « heap of comfort in that report of the bureau of statiaticn, OOES YOUR NOSE RUN? more. “I never heard you come tn Follow it to our address, We cure catarrh. Consultation, examina- tion and glasses fitted free visitor could only wave h SEATTLE, BYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY hand te corteous mn gegen wi 1 ast 4-5 Haller Block, « md Ave. and Ger which there m WE REFER YOU to any 0 © for whom we have « (and there are thousands @° them) as to our ability safety THE WILZINSKI OPTICAL CO., Suite 314 Arcade; Phone. Main 15 AN XMAS SUGGESTION umbla St. apotions and your ewd bu ly mouth throaty speak ‘The low price time will soon be past. Have your work done tn this month. It will save you many dol- lars, | Our Perfection Suction Ptatos Fillings er Fillings idee Work Gold Crown * All Work Guarani aed 1S Ye without pain ones the \ : Teeth oxtracted free, Hours —#:20 to ¢; Sunday, 9 to 12. and replaced with new Lady attendant. na stranger's | ne moment. | ne to that—| What brought ew fiahitke shall Cor. MAve.& t m still a litthe—ae HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, & Second Ave. 4 tine. J am sti : i. whi 3 Sret | A PORTLY PERSON WHO SEEMED TO BE TRYING TO REX ase." He glanced round the ~ameneres —| You are, I th an areht | His BREATH, Tae ac + Maas = Ventimore t# my anid name.” mo many thourand ry w hours|reminds me, Haven't ea rece, “si ae rer He put | Money { ower Co rave thee for with « phe H x wou 4 mem afraid T can't claim to be f e x |the rainbow, for 1 don't with| that.” sald 1 ra Lm" Sherman, Clay & Co. as 2 wach “ stever made you f ya coures | ee President | ahouid Iet to a blackatnou “ES re 741 Second Ave. JW. CLISE. ..eeessesss-nce Vice President bath catered] ahout’~or-anewectag tual emeie oc ‘| “ Li ’ . ‘ he and with « C. R. COLLINS General Manager eo ; competent?” he sald. with, * CARRY THE GooD , " » meaelf that he was acting with the 1425 First Avenue mc eg er er oh ee RAT aa i Oe eay | NEWS TO YOUR PHONES: § SUMS men. Main 1186 ari penne nim At suitable to navage notions. — ip MOTHER Ss: Independent ....... 5 ; and Horace found him-| presence he examined the bottle: To your wives and to your daugh “i poe ER ae oe eee oe ne a te es wmonige ters that this is a true cut ar Up-to-Date Gas, Up-to-Date Methods |": a ee aad oer og = Nipeciy Ny | the w That's) It was not difficult to account for Des- | We also have the Standard. Ohio, Ma i a ~ the onary orfental as an bettoer | « «4 We lave no Students—Ail Our Operat wi thing I le A a" * ad » n the furnes) which ha iit HAPTHR V t the a Ww y further explana Silver Fittings ... Carte Blanche. t re needed, the asccidenta i B-yeer! a cclain Crowns t ke next| blow to the back of his head, to- | wi Gold Crowns, te h 4 gone, and | gether th th utent suggestion | Do you feel weak, tired, ner ous and rien | of everyting | from the "Arabian Nights, would | ait Fun down?) Te your, mind flted DABNEY & WOODHOUSE With oa and had| So, having settled these points to] impending danger or death? | 08 and WO Pike street Al Werk ates, promised to, be hie some day , He] his ent tisfactl he went to} If such ls your vie m come voor RE Phones—John si, and ind. 1156 0. tips ‘work under (he personal eupervision ot Dr. 6 Me Milne and M. ttle ¢ 1 that it 5 ed to ly but surely dragging you dowr th gery bet ae fh D. D. &, and both members of Sag that“ h ,s [} ne me. | ; n , F ghee rag are a Reval Corte of Dental Surgeons. Lady attendant always present. who alleged tha ne ee had the nny | a r conmultation d there b \m thoroughly wha’ TE ROCTORS | there by his Boston Painless Dentists oaks Hid ave i wide-open” window, | ses Hours-$:20 0. m. to8p. m. Sundays, 90. m. till 1p m traced | but the Batreoss, Oe We hat n the 10 call oa wd pg v ts to-date, 4 Fomenber that exclusive use there whe Puones a8) 29. ( (Cie a fly The school that will teach you at if you Send for our hom Afer tomorrow and the balance of this, we Pianos $10 of the Christmas CL: DPLL— Lire poi Cellege ws Are the fad carries the fine import are de onsistently speaking they are of them for k, for yoo Adver- tisers Great Clothing Store ill be displayed tomorr Overcoats---Extraordinarily Fine, utlfully Fashioned, Rich Ma- terials, Wonderful Values 500 Overcoats at $15 Auton oats, Fullmore Coats, they represent the greatest Overcoat va'ues in America—a2oo different sorts at $15.00 Montigna Chinchilla, Fur Beavers, Elation, Cheviots, Frieze, Kersev, Patent Beaver and English Whipcord, 48 and 52 inch long; fashionable bell shape or Natty, Medi in Length Box Coat » them, it's the Overcoat op portunity of the time ‘ portant Overcoat ¢ masterpieces of tailor most beautiful ( reoat ever LOE, 6 kes ev eoseai vives Peery The Stunning New “Box Coat” in Black Vicuna few eading merchant tailor just now of a to make th Lewis’ is the only house in the a that arri m, so there are not enough of them m common They are made of ¢ imported vicuna, and ar concen anne and . swagger Pr One Hundred ag of Overcoats at $10 they are worth so per cent. more. Will an- hand-tailored garments in Kersey, Beaver and Ce a) | O Gut im 1407 ) Finsr-Ave. } | } CON wn he ~ Seattle n't attend free fancy cards, McLAREN & eee On Watehon ann « genie n ured for ar ent REDUC! | an Wi ° inine if t # and opaque body FREIGHT RATES | Con, 24 @ Pike. athe ntic|in passing, he did not took up imme On Household | o m1 » wor nee tel he did was sur Goods to and from | ~~ ca ore e witting room, | pr to find the only arm = chatr pene BoAst.. | wucceet waited hity, he upied by a portly person who hofies, 46. ply 7 br methon of Mitt oked round, half expecting to find ned to be trying to recover his 406 Ocsidental ay. VERSOLE OPTIOAL ‘ompany | the bottle lying with its lid off in breath THE SEATTLE I 6 108 Geeens avewun, How Tork bist. = Phons, James 180 © the corner, nu he had last eeen it in “lt bee your pardon,” sald Venti TRANSFER CO. : JONEY TO LOAN Diamonds and Jewe!ry FLOYD & CO. ® block, second floor. : — Theater AMUSEMENTS G. ned a THIRD AVENUE John Cort, Mgr, Phong, “That a. Theater’ TONIGHT All Week and Saturday Matine The Minister’s Son mar regular Suite. All IN LooK Next W In Convict Stripes Seattle™*e- Seattle's Handsomest Theater. PHONES —Ind., 43; Main 42 ek—Opening Sunday Matinee TONIGHT AND BALANCE OF Sey Sentece Whi hose vee. 4 0. B. Williams Sash and and ee. ‘No higher Manager. Both Phones—4 ONE Fe pete 13 WARK Fi LORE. NCE ROBERTS And Her Bxoepth Blaborat Rainier 47; Ind, X14 Every pair of & exception—that we factory service to the buyer or he | gets his money ba: 1 Company in Two luctiona Nidke rion German Re nveny THE " ax cmPT FRISKY FRIDAY. ygaeeag EMIDAY - @jgeonda|| ALBERT HANSEN NIGHT ONLY Rioh Joweolry 706 First Ave. BEAT SALE STARTS FRIDAY ; i , } i dieibsccniit i etl