The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1904, Page 4

ae Gaclienuenocindh. aaa chatted. kt. bee ee ee THE SHATT STAR—THURSD DEC, 8, 1904 wa. PEPDE SOLE EEED EDEL PERE EE OEE EEE EEE EE EY Eee EEE PAAAEE EOD ERE D® THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PU BLIatING CO. Heventh Avenne ree ee tl A Bid For F reedom”: : 3 tae Depa. tmont—Sunset -" Editorial Department ain Lak BY GUY BOOTHBY ereeer or copy, 8X conte per Week, or twonty-five cents per month | W ‘ ' ' t ce * NO free copies (Copyright, 1904, by Newspaper Int Association.) for Infants and Children. Rimes LL ODLDDALA DDI DDD DD OD ODIDIBEDDMAA DA 24 ddd € cach peen Ps ye trom the Mat —— eo thea is are s eee” to Ls ais cn tate tivet ~| The Kind Ye Always Bought has borne the sig. H atoffice at Geatt < rr " " Guards. Her y hat » | ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under \ ' : Av . A WORD PROM JOSE f w, aln't I R I hope y if my 1 t 4 his personal supery for over 30 urs, Allow no or 5 } place ave f the Grand Military f ptaade 8) ne rot oS » t “ . | deceive you in this, Counterfeits, Imitations and K a ‘ Mt Lopendemt 1143 Mebbe y ee ee a ie T itaae Olek een Pipe ve bre go “na | 14-good” are but Experiments, and endanger the i. E. W. BLACKWOOD, Chicago Representative, 1006 Hartford Building Then the curtain ¥ n ith he was not in the least put out,| hind x t a nightos health of Children—Experience against Experiment, W. D. WARD, New York Representative, 53 Tribune Building | keep a 6 n| second act and furthe raat) t ked steadily at fher|a gt he y that I must r I Ki 1 Y Hi Al ” Bo } : became impossible, ‘This tine 1 was] gray, eon | myself to forget. But 4 The Kind You Have Always Bought ee — = see aie y{able to pay more attentioy to the Phat certainly ts my name,” #he| raised my glass of port to my lps I play, but T found my eyed contd \ in there anything that 1 to see that room in the pa LAWYERS AND GENTLEMEN | wally ‘Yevesting te the beh. lerd|I can do for peat aoa, the. sultan “it Bears the Signature of j | ' tnt | Carborough had taken his depart Is it 1 th , trust | on the rising of the a nber A 1 i q duke apied his pla 1 am gla and } 1 ts at Roberts, Esq a good men, t You are very quiet, old ¢happle,'| good dea i ’ ; , ‘ ' to @istin b have supper togeth What's the | great friends " " () lawyer & " roalbaeten meaning of It? Tired of Bngland a ecollection ‘ . ‘ ity fait te at — La age In Use For Over 30 Years. ® ap \ in a 1 superior sacn LILOQUY No,” I replied. “I was wonder-| your doing » old " ait an . t f that I'd lhe to k 4 Jack, wi « how frost w 1 mut of an " a ‘ 4 t ause [ think | should like to « irely f part Aid La -— - $$ pies eke ; : to go through. |!2 for @ ttle hunting, It is a long |» oh " mu? ¥ ments be based entire n stat by Attorney Rob rey ; time «ince I heard the music of the! » are not drunk, | know uae 5 erts in of o tt hounds, and, as I've managed to aet | at int answ take aca anyt are 0 B Willl Sash a d . In the progress th v Mr, Rot t 1 his " hold of @ littl money, I n't mal w now for|as glum as @ . . ams n Gress ks . 1"upon’ the| ¥RY T thoulda’t enjoy imyselt , [Peaking to x . I 1 ; Good man!” he answered But. Mr. Gravesson, where have|r from my cha I sha singin thes to tne prea ie I | le A a en Door Bargains @eriee pres pent t of his three |i was thinking « the other day. | neither heard nor seen anything of I yt fo to a an oy tee of 8 to uenwe A TIP | What do you say if we chum to- | you morrow NE PRICE TO ALL % sland at astly to villifying wapapers of [Don't scream if you notice a mn|Sether? I can't run to a very big Walking p and fown the Reaching my " apartment, I Tas one sapet tone th the United | im the yard stad, at whatever 5 beck shall be “2 cane So BER SURE am constantly improving the The P dike: Seite tempted to defame is @ newsp- | Dow’t call the pot before you i. <r : i nye quality of my cross panel fir 2s. Sagiggepse Be gars alee - as Gel pe hard - ee tas cee doors, the world’s best door made per woma f this city, whose clever work is known f ery y on |® he may just b eg nan _ + ay ov Ves out to bave by automatic machinery. The the coast, and her character is above attack And, even who's the beau «ely gp panels a urly wood, and the §n the eyes of this man Rot she has comer ater fault | Of Maggie, the ok. Bo don't fall Right you are. I'm your man. | stiles and rails are quarter sawed, qe My to go slow It's not perhaps the best time to| vertical grain, making a beauti- than that she earns wr Yet Mr on et pick up gees, but there's a fellow I ana i can to tell twelve jurymen, m m had “n, UN URAL HI know lives two miles from Leather very reasonat worth ft The W an insect ama head who may be able to do some : " hat this gicl who works ‘ ar” @ 1.80 per door. F aoe * re That lives mpate ature; |thing for us. What do you say to ped perjure 1a “member of a disre It cottons to the job in fall running wa hemmeabens~ oleae Note my low prices on the fol- And Mr, Roberts would feel grievously anyone to insin= | Because it is a 8 a? lowing sizes wate that he t a gentleman. « BUGS. | Having 2 ther engagen I Per door. nie ibainbtnenen ou be George C. Cong- | promptly cepted, and was 2.0x6.0, 13-8, 5 cross panel, fir q a sani odnten te eat ae |aereed that Laceby should send him $1.30 @on, whose servi say a , | & telegram in the morning to in- 2.0x6.6, 13-8, 6 cross panel, fir paign for pure milk last fall, ts t by the » ot are = wearing |g whether he had anything , $1.30 Beattie to need ment n interviewing | thought might sult us. 2.0x6.8, 13-8, & If there Is ory epithet in the Mnelich le nguage which the Chadwick! “Whether it was that I wa . te did § pl ‘ r « tired or not I cannot say, | 2426.6, 13-8, & Bir. Roberts did net appl > Mr. Congdon itis because Mr rte ould not sleep. I could not get my a command of the Englis aK® is Mmited. In with Mr Renato tor belleves that ®/ thoughts away from the memory of 24x68, 13-8, 5 Congdon, Mr, Roberts wen far as to intimate that he (Mr. Congdon) h two im the) that beautiful girl whom I bh eause Reports have 1 . one ; 4 ae ore was @ scoundrel, a disgrace to the profession and ought to be ae . eit) at the thea at evening. Her 26x6.0, 13-8, 5 a Sires ir ad 4 a after | face haunted me hour tm, hour out. | * wae triat than tne [his O%R cam withstanding 5 isonaber § Gay uae woes 3 + All of which had no more to do with the case on trial tha |the allurem the capital city facagginem wn to the em-| je the 5 NEAT AND INEXPENSIVE. Burora borealis hes to do with the price of Christmas turke merry month Yet Mr. Roberts would feel grievously hurt were anyon ent and then set out for a walk towards Charing Cross, by Northumberland-ay., and Binuate that he is not a gentleman. | me me tty Hc 13-8, 5 cross panel, fir...., Not content with trying to defame the character of ar ry cee kaows th 18-8, 5 cross panel, fir... Groman because she earns her own nd with vilifying a ugh’s magnif 13-8, 5 cross panel, “ag! act’ Bow attorney because he was public-spirt this man Roberts felt wn t 1h mae 8. x rose panel, fir m ott e to the om sgraceful tirade wishing to ha & cro pane . + #08 see called upon to give vehement utte e to the most ding te a These doors all have raised pancis on both sides, have 1% inch against the public press that was ever uttered in the courts of King tie wher % stiles and cross rails, and @ 9-inch bottom rail. Are made of dry, county. He said that honest men had no chance for justice in the ng astir thoroughly seasoned selected timber, which timber is steamed thor- : - bitnd - before drying swing the machinery to cut clean and even, or fe sald that new ers cared for was were st n 5 Setumns of a-newspaper. He a - ; cee ont F endlle aan he the finished door, the most t on the market in the jon each day. That they had no “decency ae micht on and far superior to any jum-priced door sold else and “rob the 4 was a “good story” that would sell pape the Lady © public of the pricd it paid for them.” He went so far as to say might: nat WINDOWS that if a newspaper printed certain things about him he would at- as watching ow vould seek justice after the manne a ot tack the editor with a « and would - me Just thors r the manner returned. on For the last 4 months there has been a marked shortage in win- Of an anarchist—nice thi or a LAWYER to say road. Before | dow glass im the desirable sizes. Anticipating such a condition And Mr. Roberts ald feel grievously hurt if anyone were to ing my homeward. w rt furing the early part the season I placed my order for several cars on the low market, and am therefore able to name the follow- lowing low prices on windows glazed with my well-known brand of silver-clear glass. My windows are made of clear, quarter-sawed vertical grain fir, and are much superior to the punky, soft cedar wood or pine wood. Fir wood, by the government test, ts strong as turned to take one last look at th house. To my astonishment 1 saw | the footman. who had been talking to & maid on the steps, move a lit tle on one side and fnsinuate that he ts not a gent! n. We are almost led to presume that hereaft atte will DARE to mention Mr. Roberts’ name on pain of having their @ditoria! brains dashed out by Mr. Roberts with his great big anar- no newspaper in Se- m bow chiatic club! moment later [ saw a tall, grace xk, will not swell « warp and twist out of shape. Buy the best. figure, that I eastly recogniz Send me your orders direct. I have the stock. Can ship promptly emerge from the doorway and ¢ alr crt 4 down the steps 3 meee WINDOW PRICES 4 |her way down Upper Grosvenor jStreet. For a moment | stood ir-/1 SAW A TALL, GRACEFUL FIGURE EMERGE FROM THE DOOR resolute. Early as the hour, was should I take advantage of the| { Yet Mr. Roberts would feel grievously hurt if anyone were to tn- This simple shirred gown len: hance presented to me and make| world.” I answered, “from Dan to/|threw open the window and looked elf to alme a er soft) myself! known to her? Hee rahie onl ived in Eng-jout. Across the valley I could see Sinuate that he is not a gentleman. itself to almost any material. Soft o her? It was a) Beersheba. I only arrived in Eng r valley | could » 3 , velvet, cashmere, volle and silk are|4&nmerous step, but it was just pos-| land yesterday.” |the lights of Burndean Hall. 4 In his reckless designation of others as liars Mr. Roberts did not equally effective made after this| Die that it might succeed “And are you going to stay Py prconancanele Neglect to make himself out a most conspicuous liar. model. The trimming and material] |! Walted til! she reached the bot-| long?’ CHAPZER VIL &, 2 lights Mr. Roberts delenred to the jury that his client had personally tom of the street that led to Park| “It all depends,” I answered. “I} Our first mo may be as inexp ve ng out was per Above prices are only sample prices. 1 keep all sizes in stock. A “Deghed and pleaded and pleaded and begged” for justice at the Pr ds lane. She turned to the left hand,|may be here a month, I may be fect. Tho sky was blue, the wind) E hands of a certain newspaper, while as a matter of fact the evidence whereupon I went down South Aud-|here # year, At present, | am anx- |i9 tho right quarter, and it needed WINDOW FRAMES : Defore the jury showed that said client had never been near the news- HAD BU y ley street as fast as I could go,| fous to get @ little hunting, but this only a glance to see that the going q office in question. Mr. Roberts followed this up with an appeal turned up Park str and then, | frost seems likely to last would be fine. The meot was some |ff Plain window frames $1.00 Co; > iaeieat ihe diheah. ot: the decent that sath “beaming trusting to my luck, made my way| “It certainly would appear so five miles distant and was a favor-|} Window frames fitted for weights. . 91.26 vB mo up Park lane. W te 6 one. 6 8 cant GE pitading ané pleading and begging” WHICH THE EVIDENCE cane ha wee prs 4 tew paces" Seeing that she did not wish to be} “I wouldn’t change places with py bly cornet : euse SHOWED HAD NEVER TAKEN PLACE, had been “turned down” by ee |detained any longer, | bade her|&0 emperor,” said Laceby, after we I make shipments everywhere and sell at wholesale prices to every- _ the newspaper in question. "| good morning and went on my way|had given our hacks a smart half. one. I have the largest distribution of this class of material in the q Yet Mr. Roberts would feel grievously hurt if anyone were to in- -—— IT WAS NO DREAM in the opposite direction fw le over a piece of co: o land | 9 Northwest. Sinuate he is not a gentleman. At a meeting of the chamber of : She's not the same jolly little | beside the road I did not butld up this great busin’ n fraud or misrepresen- And furthermore, Mr. Roberts would feel still more grievously K . “ girl that [ used to know In the old or I with hurt were anyone to insinuate that he is a—LIAR! barrens ; held yesterday afternoon! Evea Though Nearly Incredible | days,” 1 sald to myself as I walked And I can ass a with toe ut a ‘The Star hopes that Mr. Roberts and the woman whose character | * Comunication read from the For twenty years I suffered with |@long. “I can see her now, with | most truth that I meant it | he attempted to traduce may have an opportunity to settle their aie- | SCretary of the recently organized | piles, sometimes being confined to| her long hair flying in the wind,| The master and the hounds had| oe ge hy Star further hopes that Mr. Roberts and at. |°24%,, *20W2 as “Hillman’s Vie-| my bed for days at a time. The re-| running across the lawn with Gren- | Just arrived. The field was a big Ce ccte atimbad ~ | tims.” The communication stated) jet recetved from doctors, both in| Ville after her, as full of mischief one, though I fear a large propor torney Congdon, whose professional reputation Roberts attacked, will | that C. D. Hillman, of Hillman City|the United States and Mextco was|&# ® young monkey and prouder of |tion of them were Intentional Ma have an opportunit; “to settle their differences. and Garden of Eden fame, is em-|temporary, and more frequently [| her brother than anything or any- | cadamites ‘The Star still further hopes that the newspapers of this city, | ploying methods {n the conduct of |recetved no relief; other medicines | ONe else in the world. It seems that All this time I was keeping my § which Mr. Roberts attempted to defame, will accord to him forever in | his business which are of great In-|had no effect: ft was a continual |society has knocked the girl out of /¢¥es open in the hope of seeing ca the future that mea. ¢ sultan,” I replied tation, I never resort to trickery in business. Send for my price lists, Same cost you nothing. Mailed free on your request. I sell sash weights, sash cord, locks, hinges, building paper and moldings. Write to my salesroom, 1508 Third Avenue, Seattle, U. 8 A. 0. B. WILLIAMS i. re of courtesy which his vilification of them a to the city. It was pointed out| drag; I waa fit for nothing. I final-| her and has left a woman of fash peer Olivia. At first [ thought she ‘The largest and most favorably known sash ané éeor Gecler tn apastin, at the people whom Hillman|ty tried Pyramid Pile Cure: first|!on in her place.” ad not arrived, but at last I espied | fl the Northweat. Dicemntibdieatiaatiiaty Sonia awindle, as the “victims” lapplication was magical; 1 could) Am hour or so after breakfast pon ae tee Mirther aide af Ge charge is his custom, would, in| not believe I w Ye norn aceby pi >per c ' pole The sudden boom in Wali street corporation stock Indicates that | writing East to their friends, give|ing 1 pnts toed as pA or} ' ie pes phe ba Hy ok engl pe aving La eby to bl wa’ Ge = Ba Tae oI the millionaires will now recover their campaign assessment. Seattle a black eye. |not known for twenty years. Ito the man near Leatherhead, and| Y!°e*. | walked my horse round tn q The members of the chamber of] “One box cured me, but not be-|had received a reply that he had in{t8At direction. If she had looked * Se ete commerce expressed an opinion that|Heving myself cured { bought two|his stable four animals that he | l0vely at the theater, she was even j Someone has given the president a coon, He already had every- oe neater be sont to pro-}more and they are still in my|thought might sult us, We went|/™ “’ a het pas habit fitted her | | Rich Jewelry ect the homeseckers from unseup-|trunk. I first used this remedy in| o: ’ efully looked the horses | °°, Perf om; her hair was ne Anyhow, Port Arthur is having a fall festival. of commerce will await the outcome|CASION TO USE IT SINCE. Thelof course, to try them. At the of @ particularly smart boot pe J] of Hiliman’s trial in the criminal] world should know of Pyramid Pile Jer’s suggestion we agreed to|°t from beneath her skirt. She] = _ */ court before taking any action. |Cure. I have no words to express! come out again as soon as the frost | ¥** Pier lidly mounte n a th 00600+204000000006014000000000000000800000000008 | Residents along Lake Wasting: | its merit EB. A. Leonard, Nueva| broke, when, should they prove|(UsMbred bay with black points er Dental Par @ j|ton, south Leschi park, com-/Calle de San Antonio de las Huertas | satisfactory, we would purchase who looked fit enough to win t "AND PIKE a T $s GIR OF THE STORE ® | plained to t chamber of com-|No. 5, City of Mexico. seem grand national. Taking advantage | Phos Peopie’s Bank HO E LS % | merce yesterday afternoon that a| Pyramid Pile Cure is in the form| ‘That evening I wrote to the prin- | 0f the conversation I had with her| —-— ® |fence recently built by the Seattle|of a suppository, which is admitted | cipal house agent in the neighbor-|‘"*t Morning in Park lane, I rode @ | Electric company has deprived them | to be the best form of treatment for | hood of Burndean to find us a smal) |"? her and wished her Another side to that early shopping matter 1s the side of @ |of any satisfactory egress from their| piles; it comes in direct contact|residence. Our lucky star was evi-|™0'Ring.” She was evide the clerks. |homes, except by water. They|with the painful tumors and does|dently in the ascendant, for four|?"!8¢d to see me DR. MILNB, D. D. Z That means, mostly, young women. © |claim that no heavy goods can be | ita work quickly and painlessly. tt | days later the frost broke, and the (Te be contimied.) Now Managing Director ‘o begin with, Nature never meant that a woman should @ | brought to their homes except by | is so by druggists generally, for|house agent wrote to say that he Meee " be calles = to endure hardships that come naturally toa man. @ | Water. It fs doubtful if any action | fifty cents a pac kage and there ie | had found us Just what po required Town Perrin's or Dent's Crown Dental Offices She is not built for them. She must experience some kind- @ | Will be taken in the matter, as it/no other remedy “just as good.” | We paid a second visit to the ty of Men's Drese of Philadelphia. ness and consideration, else she will be an old woman in ap- @ [Should properly be brought be fore| Write Pyramid Drug Co,, Marshail,| stables, tried the horses and found tn the city. EN. occated at . pearance, full of aches and pains, while still a girl in years. @ | the council Mich., for their little book describ-| them excellent 5 2d Av ers|f 11-12 HINCKLEY BLOCK. [| By our system of painiess dentis: If you want to look at this request for early shopping ina ® The chamber of commerce yester-|ing the cause and cure of piles, as| 1 often look back 1 now upon that |-—— a! 717 SECOND AVENUR. §| tty We are able to crown, fill am extract teeth absolutely without pain. We use nothing but the best day endorsed the p de Ind. 2648. ition of resl-|it ts sent free for the adging | om nts of Vashon island to the postal cold, business way, you can say “Why should I consider a clerk? My money is as good as anybody's, I'll make as much @ ats of Vashon island to the post —— . | |B tata tien 8 5 trouble as | please, and if the women do not like it, why don't @ | authorities foi ne - cute. : / G 1 0 t xamination Free. they go into some other business?” @ |The plan is to have mall delivery i Dl penin aie oin ut oO Full eet of Teoth that fit.....$6.08 | nl ang ager Egg ©: lar a bormes Linda; Gee pus: | GONNEV-WATSON 00; Gold Fillings 0.00 goof Then there is the other way, that says: “These girls of @ | Way of Portage Landi«g. The peti = B j Rd v12+ 91,00 the stores work long and hard. As a general rule they are oglig- @ | tion will be forwarded to Congress-| | On Ladies’ Umbrellas | us ness All work guaranteed for 10 years. ing and e0mpetent. They endure much from customers, whose @ |™an Humphreys Bx Weeengeetiy | 2 | Hours—8>30 to 6: Sunday, $:20 to & : principal grievance is that they do not know what they want. @ |with the req soaee’ ee aeal RY | For one week ||| Prices tn nd Organs and bss The lot of these working women {s hard enough at best. I'm |thing in “his power to have the only, sale be mhkieicacn Gee ; going to make my store round long before Christmas and away @ |Toute established. EVERY BLADE WA ANTED ginning Mon-|| Are Slaught- j ahead of the crowd. I'm going to be as kind as I would like ® | — : day, December sth owe will eo Unfortunate Men, Look! SHFHSSHSHSSSSSSSSSIE SHS HS STES SS E OF GES eq somebody to be to me if I were clerking. I am not going to @ | . ned Noire s cake unnecessary trouble. I nm going tobe the kind ot acue- @ |FIGH COMPANIES SUED Until Decem er 5 pie J gy pe ne ee 8 made a wrong start rt life? Is your weak- tomer who Is greeted with a srile when she enters the store, @ | | best. bargaln in ear ut for wale? Yea "re Berveis snd _seeponeeus and whom every clerk is pleased to serve.” = naa 4 others have| We have decided tofmake our ina ever {| all the ot in the body are deranged, you are growing weaker, your And that is good logic. If you do not believe it, shop early @ |,,™. 7 White and | otr ater| whalebone plates wi race in Seattle, || STORE OPEN EVENINGS dart be something for seurchit: Sey Seti enpeiaeae endiiin os be kind, and see how well it will pay you. 4 |Fish company and seven other big! teeth for $2.50. Dol pot cover || Extra fine quality waterproof on oughly familiar with the causes of your troubles. My treat “ 4 ~ j teem f 2.50. Tafte Cravenates), aie 28 known only to me, will remove all 1 effects of your disease. You ¢ \ DS eee ee ee jeheenenea Bho eRe dl yp erenead root bf mouth ca the ark hie, chin nae 1308 H seo a great improvement from the first treatment. ? allege that the defendan Guaranteed to bite corn off $1.25 ond $1.50]|7 g..4,g | Mand H. ™ : —— = gally been incorporated and are és ata es econ: MY CURE FOR DISEASES = 1 holding franchises without proper the cob Imported Real Gloria sitie Um Ave. CHESBRO SAFE. authority. The state of Washing-| Twelve years’ guarantee ella: worth $3.00; thin sale. || - es vanent ton ts asked to declare the fram-| Fit first time. 8 |] seeeef1.50, $1.75 and $2.25 PIANO DEALERS i intone and permanent, ang | can promise lasting freedom to |chises veld and to take away the Extra fine quality Taffeta and Heenses of the nine companies. | Gloria Silk, imported — from eats dante Mueller & Co, Goerlits, Ger sufferer from Diseases of all | many, with rolled gold anaf) "lt , » sterling handles: worth $5.00; || MARION SPATTLE, BLOOD POISON. HAS FIVE NEW LAWS this sale $9.00 and $3.50] STREET JQ LOL (TG WASH Tt may be dts primary stage, wna @ | editary or contracted, I cur The very best that is made. All NON TRUST ie comalennienn, -aaeavon was Se silk ser@e and laveteen, imported os see p ada = Five propositions for submission! ‘Teeth extrac _ or : ce, old soting every veatias from the aye Ges ametey ot ents Te matt, wn tam tat oa oP Maen awominea| Teeth exraied without pain | Snr sbaste este ttstal| PHOTO SUPPLY CO,|| sees ste tome at ie aie anneal report th © “sup- | Whippoorwill sings no more his aerie| held here December 12 were framed | {ree by # new method ; no dan-|f it" orice $10.00 and $12.00; going School of Photography corn ee ar ae Ply of small notes is insufficient.” |lay; we hear no more the light and|by the special committee of the|gerous drugs or cocaine. at $5.00 each at the Free Aniatours ry We will give you an X-ray examination and an hor We knew it all the time. happy warble of the mocking bird) council at a meeting last night. One| 22k Gold Crowns. . opinion of yur case FREE of charge, with an absolute : Jand Jo! the dear robin redbreast has| of them is that a law be passed gtY-| Teeth Without Piates, $2050 HOME UMBRELLA Se rare, See te in eT ee tne ee GOT YOUR COAL YET? flown, too, and we are left alone|ing the city authority to improve] 7.1 JON'T FORGET THE TAN SALE peter effect 68 ce areca » “Oh, Winter! ruler of the inverted | with the naked woods, the flying! parking strips and repair sidewalks, Fillings «....++. 1+...» 5O¢ “ : One personal visit is pysferred, but if you cannot call, write us. ye i Slow mind you ate the heart flakes of snow and now and then a|charging the cost to the abutting ae te elec tntel ae “MBe? ee FA ORY AT | She lied ot couribee--Goaree, omasnlanereans sunsee’ Sntttee wee te CTORY. ORIENTAL DOCTORS how heavy antted Je che pennyless |W, Union Recor be submitted ts one aimed to pre- OHIO P. INLESS DENTISTS, Biickeon. Bids, * 1008 Wiest Ave Red Front Furniture Co, | street walt crucl snew- — vent fraudulent election registra- ss 0 20N a flakes fall, But beautiful or croel) A well known Seattleite has a ma-! tion, BOT, veo «etapa 303 SECOND AVE. SOUTH. 201 Second Avenue South, Corner Washington Street