The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1904, Page 6

aay es. PIKE OFREET. FURNITURE mind Hie LDEZ FURNITURE ce a Pays RR ries Wane hk RNISHED house per week for ICEL rn ae on ith ave. ———— For Rent—Unturnished Housekeep- in peers. Star Want Ad Agencies. | wef" lullen, $21 Ballard ave., cop. mete weet rereity Brug St ae Sore er ni Ht St, Pharmacy, 1024 Howell be dare Mr, Clark, pro 2028 E. Madi son. a Drug Store; W. J. Stud: } \iceadtay Pharmacy. i. Fisher, F a "Bats: Frac 238 Ns Union eae ‘ : COMPRESRED, ATR, GA ny ee, take them 4 the clean and Ryate mt Bupest. hen] ction tn photos @ short time only aah BAY. that Eve ma floor Auditorium hall at Rh and Pine lient.” Soctal dances Pan urday erenings and@ Skirts reason- ERA SE Boke ne refitted. Bre. na eee a-ha extend our heartfelt friends. the Ma- at rand ot Grand ‘army the ‘death int our —4 ya ae Beck ate ave. south. lady wanted: picaan: pcaeies: ayy WARES Wop ) mus Factory, Gi” Westlake © cents; ladies Wantes ——_— PARTNER wanted to Lr fornten a ew hotel. B. 17. care Rent—Housekeeping R. Sey ae ne B and reasonable. The's ‘Bla. RENT —New and wn or ema Ooms, € reasonable. Rion Vicex, 713 int ave. or small, airy, light ri i walking distance. lowell. ¥ furntahed rooms for In single oF suite. venue. street het a. Glen," ghiy pi % eh "0 e st ty Bh “sf pot siened Shadisom "Bo S | ve von. nam's Home Bakery, 2703 tet _ Lohndroff, cigar store, 91 Harris, at Postoffice, Renton. e's Pharmacy, tst ave. north Harrison street. J. M, Little, tty date halt In ce oe Pike. housekeeping furniahed roe 1.26 per be and up, also bath. nati iret Rooms and Board DOAN and lolicing BO HOT 2.5 The Butte House, 610 @h ave. james, “Y fi Board if _m ROOMS with board. Wh and Un with et And bath with two in family, Phone tack Baie Rent—Flate LARGE Veanuea rooms, with Taree baxement ent; strictly modern, ze. Bathe: euttab for rooming Rant ent arhwa WART & CO, Room be Union Hlook. ewly papered 830 wake car to Park Junction, go Went to Dayton Ave, liquire fir Sootts south. five- furnished, aching wottag: Kich Co, G4 Ton tas se W. Hought ROOM, o rn; $6.00 ‘hone Bisel 887 : eholce locality EROQMRD Cornsanea house for rent: » Back OS For Rent—Furnished Houses and Flats. re CORRES. Wotes Fs fir yer wv et Ave. No. ERoomep hed flat for Roomy, ees sed fiat for rent Offices—For Rent TWO im Marion Bleck Call ai larien Block, corner Second jarion street, ent; Yeaok- For Rent Or or F yeare, Fea improved tom land; or town, @ acres meadow. good bulld- ings.” A. B. Newell, 16 Marion at FOR Leng 247 Store at the t wee For Sale—Cont’ you & fing bac iN nay io wehool, MO ACRES of land near Nav: or address 303 W. Porty For Sale—Purniture Rey POR BALE CHEAT S-room Tat, ome furnished tor hounoker “Fer | Sote—theathoneees RUMMAOR BALE of second-hand extraordinary mh jirginia cara) DRarrhe een oll le rt to wear and walerpr « Bes petityl lot factured and for sale, tall, Re L. New found bottom beats West Harrie SEVERAL. oon ta so that you « nom KSTEADS qenment, Wrrigation well iT) Come in ayy ove ‘cartient “trot | SOF" (Bene talk It over with _Wanted—To Buy ‘Warn Tnproved gaa unterproved: for Beattie prop LOCK, ue “WE SELL THE EARTH” Leslie ‘ss PRAlry a Pr irs GOOD LOCATION, Dent take gither cur Sime af your own wid Worthieas offerings, or property so Deavily mortgaged as to leave no eetual equity. If'it has merit. whether your own real mercantile or change, and you how quickly we can effect the re- 18 PLY BECAUSE WE UN- StaND THE EXCHANGE Dt wees and are the only office ing & specialty of wea Bo chases Sev efvertiong or purnose. we pro Sure “an, exchange “llotacter$ "to you to, Laer OUR, . < ehonadcel LESLIE neal iy EXCHANGE, 2B and 4 Arcade Bidg. __ Phones— Main ne, ind. Ries. WANTED—A SEATTLE HOME, or ‘one in the vieinit Sere a. particulars tndersianed firm and they eth expels Jt to you and show you ie _more. ote you, will call on oe 7. Pre f Se: & Real Estate men, 10m tnd ave proved property. This ranch I less than one mile from Ry. station, on & fine stream, good &-room hour barn, Reveral pe enced Y very desirable Also other farms for exchange. SPRENGL Main 11% and A HERE 18 A BARGAIN. 00 for ten geren of fine land, one ‘and one-half miles from car and 30 | 1 minutes’ ride to the etty; this is nice level land; easy drive to the city where you can sell your coon the early morning ma it the highest price; S00 cash, balance easy on LH, NICHOLS, @& Pioneer Bldg. FOR SALE—By Owner, 2 acres of fine land, all cleared: beautiful spring of Hl, only & blocks began to ar- lor Inquire “iat at, Green Lake. third house. “GILT EDGR ACREAGH have some of the finest one-acre for all “SL manip nd ine, wit! minutes’ ont wae in these #280 to $40, per tract, title perfect dea school and “HAS. BE. ADA vd Bide. rn Int_ Ave. $0. 0 For a choler two acres of Iand at Hiverside that must be ne two minutew walk from ear E minutes’ ride to the city; on fine road. G. H. NICHOLS, ©8 Pioneer Bidg. R RENT 2 house and barn Green Lake, Phone W a aes Estate are while of « home oF pro ad haps we three times es far out ea © hese large lots. We have oxned my -etght ye 2 ridic we gayeedy in cite Ur punt si Et wa. ilira and Th RO ix: GMTS Th EPHONES. now 't buy onromerp om South pPiiouthcaat ie tgieg now see Southeast Baattic pe on earth can convince better ion for DNV Ee EM Ext abe ke encon Till and ton, takin Grete That 5 ij ney ar use © conte wee month baiy poe tide, Take W car tine ry Bein (Uke RhATTLR Oltes ory —_ until & event THREE years work and good wees Can EN. of all kinds wanted at once & a7 A “= or gee eg oy & RELIABLE place to borrow money work Take free is at Taylors fawmill on Washington street car strana ae Aas ens co. EVERY DAY New homes are tT ey \ ae - More MEADOWDALE TRACTS are BEVERY DAY can irrigate being bought urniture | gove with, EVERY DAY eanens your opportunity ONE TAL Fine Danan ONLY ONE-HALF Vent MOR sie to ‘At #20 welock the Great goes to MEADOW DAL et to Mosher +. jeely located, near 2th ‘ON, 18 Downs Block. in and paid; 26-room lodging he location, good roome, fine entrance, all on ¢ New t-room houne floor; clears 1% per month, This b on lot #x110 to alley s x10 north of Mad Corner First and Madinon. MAN mats water, large new school within a * © what we ask LOST. Poeketbe finder avenue Phone Your Want Ads to The Star We will tell you right then, over the phone, just what the advertisement will cost you. After tho first Insertion of the advertisement our regular carrier who delivers The Star in your neighborhood, will call and collect the amount, and give you our receipt, Read Our Rates for Want Ads e Bituations wanted at the rate of 16 cents for 18 words three m0", Help wanted and all other ade 6 cents per line of seven words, or fraction thereof, Cash to be paid to collector, who will call om day the ad ts first inserted, Mintinum charge 15 cent, Bix insertions for the price of five. The Seattle Star to Phonos--Sunset, Mata 1050; Independ t, 1198, offer is open to those living anywhere In tare ns y of the suburbs, Seattle, Bal Contract rates on appilea ton. Row! Barat “Real Retste—Continued Auction Sales, 00000000000 00000 Pe TAITON. & RON, RAL Te AND ton & Co, will sell on Thurnday Third nue Went Mercer at parlor Plano, p rion tab bookoase, Binwer ful machine, Axminster we Puliders Rast Union ear ents all paid, suitable - or Wednenday AYTON & SON, W:0 sharp. 6. G New York Block Mt: iickerton . SOMETIME PBA Co! aa" Denny Bidy y other courtesy is Becond ave THE CRESCENT LOAN CO, @1 Marion Mullding. home or joan you on if we forty wader. you tomorrow al set| pousem unineme in @ tocipal cithes man, G0 Epler block, & fy Co private offices ViINTUR loans | long. time area. OA SNEY to loan on any hind of Teliable, sober man {0F sass ant ‘ man and timekeeper, also pat A SR Pookuseper and two ‘salegtwen TO LOAN Private money at low rate Forest om 2 Times Block. | *o¢ eat. Onner @ Mehihorn, 19 {___ Yeater Way rooma 3 4 and & on diamonds watches, taterest. Tt. 1 West arden Radriion goes wanes seedy DR. SEYRRANCE, alt prive a week a new saddle ‘Vine stream water, pole pla! day and urday tlemen § cents: ladies free mance, they all ¥. 0. preparetions hi ‘Morton. Gen tots and houses than! oO) Nertoty Toa mk ay Feal estate men in fen our large leve TOWARD, mm leetrie and vapor bath: mbla etreet Troquols iA BROW Roo: First avenue and 3 town. and five lots. y payment Be Orie: Main 167. new only $2 10 per month, ah and 10 acre r line and lake Hillman City Work. delivered X 16 HL Waltman HA Driental Miock imo. HARERNAL al ottage. modern Improve ved to 10 Spring street yard. Phone Red. ya Mrs. Le Mont | Mt ian #., rear ASSAGE, vapor, 0 bathe at cottage Business Chances SPRCIAL, $1.10. Aplenaia | mient, alt light | i. wink . Foute, and good will of the $0 “will buy It, on easy . FAY & CO., 93 Denny furnished, new and Clairveyant splendid tran fASs | rror. WALLACE, ' month! This is « splendid h Call early THE PALMIST. ROOM # UNION BLOCK 3 First avenue May be consulted daily all af = fe te | Lost ~~ Millinery. n Tintversity ear jeave fam at "3 Thi ecelve reward lansen, 160, cor You pay hi the money” boarder or lodger? Turke bid, Butt 0m 31-6 Pacific block m6 Bailey baw G Wanb KEM cL.LOG, lawyer P BOUND NATIONAL BANK of the United Btstes and AUCTION BALE OF GOOD HoUsE ne FURNITURE. 8. G. Hicker Bnd. at 10:9) harp, at private resi Patent Attorney, PE ADAMS Abstractors. TREMPE ECG Dratiing. Colma: | Tract ATTLE ABSTRAC Tv co. Carpenters and Builders, A STIRTAN'S cary "phir Pike. Phones, clock at 228 Firet Mechanieal Engineer TWALCABTER Dresemaking. POR Greminaking and plan wewlh ie Th ave. Reasonable prices. | duced west; thence east, alo Th relladle salaried y before pay ot te hn canes returnable in small 1@ Thirty-srcond ave. Beek! of monthly payments wither ——— Housemovers. TED WAWTINGON, Voces Mover and sk. Extimates | south-west quartei NEY § PRR CENT PRR ANNUM, ments monthly, will buy or build Oculists and Aurists. 32 Burke bid Reoond Ave Osteopathy. WARITINCRON ORTROPATHY INV LMARY Hit Becond avenue beth men and lady er a Waker "putas aN UTE OF Of Povive years tn, Beatie port building. Ww Py eraphers’ Su; Hed BUPPLY WH, ority, Hosworth & Bishop, #3 Ne Dr Chambers, | er bik. Both phones j and Binding. Bi Hprii | Imimertat = rantine of alt & rd a: ._ nery. ous and chronic diseases of men and poison, contracted SORE aH dee ou ay Bin i won tBGAL NOTICES, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Notice is hereby given by the Counell of the City of West Seattle, evenings. Gen- bington, that a special election will be held within wid City of West Seattic and in the territory included within the here inafter described boundary line and not within the present corporate lim- ite of said City of West Seattle, on Wednesday, September the 28th, A. D. 1904, at which said special elec. tion the electors residing within the mae. | Said territory within said Proposed boundary line and not within the Present corporate limits of said City of West Seattle and the electors re- aiding within the limits of said city | will vote and are hereby invited to vote upon the question whether said proposed territory shall be annexed to and be included within the cor- porate limits of sald City of West | Seattle by placing upon their bal lots the words “For Annexation” Agninst Annexation” words equivalent thereto. ritory proposed to be annexed to | suld city is described as follows, to- ¥, ature greatest rem {i 2 Serins mamnage, vapor 2 and ¢ Hotel Winsor, G & ATTY, osteopath DAM RAMORA, Baths. 2b Mar All that certain territory situated in Township 24 Narth, of Range 2 Fast of the Willamette Meridian, in King County, State of Washing- . included within die following | described boundary line and not in- cluded within the present corporate limits of the City’ of West Seattle, ated and tub Union at Beginning at the north-westerly corner of Block Number 465, of Se- the same are laid out and platted upon the offi- cial plat thereof on file and of rec- ord in the office of the Auditor of King County; |wouth-ensterly direction along the south-westerly boundary line of Lot 6, of Block 465, of said Seattle Tide Lands, to the most southerly cor- thence continuing along said last mentioned line, pro- , In the same direction to a Firat ay id University ner of sald Lot; MILLINERY at low prices of Puget Sound; thence her taxes on Pride than you do on Property. For illustra- and yet hesitate to advertise for a along sald meander Hine in a south westerly direction to a point due [north of the mont westerly corner of Block Number 16, of Hughes Ad dition to Went Seattle, according to the plat thereof filed and recorded in the office of the Auditor of said King County; thence south to the mont westerly corner of sald Block TO PROMOTE INDUSTRY Councilman Daulton Introduced 16, of Hughes Addition; thence |at the council meeting last night # along the south-westerly boundary line of said Hughes Addition, In a) southeasterly direction, to the) north-west corner of we Acre Tract Number 62, Weat Seattle Five Acre Tracts, According to the plat | lof anid Tracts on file and of record in the office of the Auditor of sald King County; thence west to the) north-west corner of Tract Number | 44, of said West Beattle Five Acre ‘Tracts; thence south to the south went corner of Tract Number & Spring Hill Villa Tracts, according | to the plat thereof filed and re corded in the office of the Auditor ot said King County; thence east to the north-west corner of Tract Number 62 of the said Spring Hill Villa Tracts; thence south to the} south-west cornet of said Tract 2. Spring Mill Villa Tracts thence Bast to a point where the t boundary line of Tract Number 66 of the sald Spring Hil Villa Tracts, produced north, intersects the Bection line running between Fections 14 and 23. Township 24 North, of Range 2 Kast of WM; thence south to the south-east cor ner of Tract Number @f -{ sald Spring Hill Villa fracts; thence west to the north-east corner of umber 20 of the sald Spring Hill Villa Tracts; thence south to the south-east corner of Tract Num Te | ber 41 of the said Spring Hill Villa Tracts; thence west along the south boundary line of said Tract Number 41, and continuing west along sald line produced, to the center line of Puget Sound, or Admiralty Inlet thence southerly along said center line of said Puget Sound to @ point where said center line intersects the south line of Section 35, of Town ship 24 North, of Range 3 Kast, pro- x wad south line of said Section 25, pro duced, and along said south line of said Section 35 and the south line |of Section 26, same Township amd | Pange, to the south-east corner of said Section 26; thence north to the horth-east corner of the south-east quarter of the south-east quarter \(B.EB. % of SB. %) of Bection 18, same Township and Range, thence west to the north-west corner of th ot the south- west quarter (8.W. 4 of B.W. %) of said Section 13; thence north to the north-west corner of said See- | tlon 12; thence east, along the north line of said Section 13, and continu- ing east along said line produced, to the Intersection of said line with the north-westerly boundary line of Lot 1, of Block 427, of the said Seattle Tide Lands; thence north- easterly, along said last mentioned Mine to the west boundary line of the West Waterway as indicated upon said plat of said Seattle Tide |Lands; thence north along said west boundary line of said West Waterway, and said line produced north, to the Outer Harbor Line as «| shown upon said plat of said Seat- tle Tide Lands; thence north 42° 20° west to a point where such line intersects the center section line of Gection 2, same Township a Range, produced north, which point is due north of Dwamish Head; | thence south 42 west to a point where such line intersects the south-westerly boundary line of Block 465, of said Seattle Tide | Lands, produced north-westerly; thence south-easterly, along said south-westerly boundary line of said Block 465, Seattle Tide Lands, produced, to the place of beginning. That the polls will be open upon said September 28th, 1904, the day | wet for maid special electian, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M. That the following places at which the polls will be open upon said day shall be as follows> For all those portions of River- side, Spring Hill and Mountain View precincts included within said territory so proposed to be exed to sald city, at the residence of Peter Hanson, in said Riverside pre- cinet, sald residence being located |in Block No. 4, of Banner Tract to Weat Seattle; For all that portion of West Se- attle precinct in said territory so proposed to be annexed to said city, and not Included within the present corporate Mmits of said City of West Seattle, at Schlotter'’s Hall, | situated on Olympic Avenue, in said city; For the City of West Seattle, at Seblotter’s Hall, ou Olympic A nue, in sald city. That there are hereby appointed and designated as the officers of said election For the precincts of Riverside, Spring Hill and Mountain View, Peter Hanson, Inspector, and F. F. Lemonds and Charles Davis, Judges; For that portion of West Seattle Precinct not included within the corporate limits of said city, C. P. King, Inspector, and U. R. Niess and John Schlotter, Judges; For the said City of West Seattle, *|C. P. King, Inspector, and U. R. | Niesz and John Schlotter, Judges. | COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST SEATTLE, King County, Wash ington. G. B. NICOLL, Mayor. Attest: W. G. DICKINSON, City Clerk. MARRIA GE LICE: NSES P. Char Fitzer, 21, and Jane Burn, 20, both of Kirk’ James McDonnell, 35, and Ruth derson, 21, both of Seattle, At the Bon Marche Wednesday evening. resolution calling for the appoint- ent of three members of the coun- el to end the meetings of the jchamber of commerce to assist in co-operation between that body and the city legislature. | “My object,” said Mr, Daulton, “is to promote the manufacturing In- dustries of the elty, Several ex- amples have been called to my at- tention where large eastern manu- | tacturors have given up the idea of building factories here, because they have not been given proper coax ling while visiting this elty, I know of a man who recently came here with the Intention of establishing a large furniture factory, but went to Tacoma. instead, because he waa held up for a site." ‘The resolution was referred to the judiciary committee, on piciom that it was legal. (By Bertpps News Asn’ PORTLAND, Ore., Bept. 20.—The preliminary hearing was held yene terday of two Italians charged with complicity in the murder of August Breur last Thursday. The officers are searching for ath and un- known man who Is supposed to have know ledge of the scuffle and killing which followed. SIR THOMAS SHAU GHNESSY, president of the Canadian Pacifie railroad, and party were in Victoria, B.C, yesterday, They will visit Seattle, starting from Victoria te } 108, per baie, | ; case, $4 day. i THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICE: (There prices are to any buyer ia quantities. Prices on small purchases average 20 per cent higher.) Provisions. Fresh Meat—Cow beef, Ad beh we Ib; steer beef, 6%e; veal, 7 iby pork, Se Ib; mutton, 6@E%e @lte Ibs Tb; bellies, c per Ib; Yakima potatoes, $26 per ton; carrots, $1.00 par sack; cabbage, & @1%e Ib: radiaths, 10¢ doz bur 5 green onions, 10¢ per doz bunches; *, 20@40c dozen; native ib; wax beans, 6@6c iby mt, 15@36c; sweet potatoes, Geen Fruit, Ete. Apples, Wenatchee, 600@ $1.28 Persinn dates, 6\%c i. Banana, $2.50@2.50 bunch Native strawber- ries, $4.00 per crate. Che $1.00 per crate. Canteloupes, Tak- ima, $141.25 crate. Dewberries, $f box. Wenatchee penches, S0@750 box. Watermelions, $1.50@225 per dozen. Sweet prunes, 35@50c; Brad- thaw's, i0c: Tragedy, 9¢c: raspher- ries, $2.50: grapes. Washington, T5c grapes. California, $1@1.25; nut- meee 59@60c; Crawford peaches, 0G 60c. Hay, Grain and Feed. Onts, $28.00@29.00 per ton: barley, $24.50 per ton; wheat, $29@30 ton; chop, $25.00@27.00 per ton ease] $22.00 per ton: bran. $20.00 ton. Ot] meal, $22.00 per tor ZW. time othy, $1800 per E W. com- pressed timothy, 20 ton; new wheat hay, $14.00@15.00 per ton; Puget Sound nar. $12@13 per ton midditngs, $26.00 per ton; cracked corn, $29.00 per ton; straw, § i ton. Peanuts, Jumbo, $e; A-l, le, Butter, Eggs, Cheere. Native creamery, 25¢ per Ib; Easte ern creamery, fresh, 20@2ic Ib, Eggs—Native ranch, 28@2%¢ doz; Oregon ranch, 26e doz; Eastern, 23@ dor. Cheese—Native, 11@120 Ib. Poultry. Chickens, hens, 13\%c; spring, 16@ 1%c, Ducks, live, 13@14c. Fish, Ete. Halibut, 4@4%e per Ib; almost trout, 10@1le per Ib; founders, 3e per Ib; soles, 3%c pet Ib: shrimpa, 12% @ 1Se per Ib; emelts, scarce. Groceries and Cereals. Patent, _ per 4.76: Straight, per barrel, 3 i Me Minnesot. hard wheat, $6 00; Pillsbury, 86.6 Pillsbury st, $6.76; Standard Da- kota, $ Whole wheat flour, per barrel, $4.00; graham, $3.80; graham, 16; rye four, tom | per barrel, $4.75; rye flour, 10s, per | bale $2.50; rye meal, 60s, per barrel, $4.50; buckwheat, per barrel, $7.00; germ meal, 108, per bale, $2.75; corn meal, 60s, per barrel, $4.00; yellow » $2.20; white corn ‘meal, 10s, per bal corn meal, 50m, barrel C., $6.25; wheat flakes, 75 the, $2.00: Farina, per barrel, Farina, 10-Ib sacks, per bale, hominy, large, per barrel, viny, small, 108, bale, $2.50: Holly, self-raising buekwheat, per 25; Holly cake and past flour, per case. 25-Ib boxes, per $4.50 barley, 100-1 split pens, 25-lb boxes, $6.00; split peas, 100-Ib boxes, $4.50; popcorn, per ewt., $2.60, apenas Something doing, Bon Marche, . Wednesday evening. Go te Spinning'’s for bleycte res pairs. “