The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1904, Page 3

IN THE Lon s i FASHIONA AV THAN TO WEA The Union Pays 4 PER CENT Interest UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. Nome. Director Geattle agents Bank of Nome, Alaska WILL HAVE THEIR SAY CANNOT BE BRITISH PAPERS MUZZLED, EVEN IF DOES NOT LIKE WHAT THEY KAISER SAY (Special to The Star) CHICAGO ‘ 1 1 fon correspor f the ( ago I gardiess of any act German or British gover might take. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING .sraee “rw gird SPLVE CENTS A BOTTLE. nme Headys’ Turkish Baths, cor. Firsi WE CLOSE! ALL DAY MONDAY TEA AND COFFEE CO. 621 SECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Street. BOSTON DENTAL _ PARLORS Opera G en Diamond Ka jee 1 $20.00 Diamond Rings.t $5.00 Diamond & ' $10.00 Cut Glass Naz ae Fr $145 Sterling Silver 7 net of 6 From Tollet Sets, Mani $3.00 » $235.00 and Gold-Fiile Lockets, Neck Chains ana t OUR STORE 1S OPEN Eve NINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Houghton 2 Hunter JEWELERS 704 First Avenue, Seattle. MS. FISKE IN A NEW KIND OF PROBLEM PLAY E SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 24, 1904 Rg ! ee OPER D EY He TAt Ballard | COUOTE EEDA EE LH 1a raed boo APPEAL TO THE GOD OF BATTLES G-L Holmes Furniture Co: 101-103-1105 SECOND AVE. CONTRACT AWARDED IT 18 NOP OF THE RISQUE SORT, YET HAS CAPTIVATED NEW ‘ " h ‘ . THE G. L. HOLMES , FURNITURE. Co. I LISTED MEN Seattle Lighting Co. : et | so} oe wat “| Free of Charge for One Week - SSE , DR. DAVID M. TSUNEISHI % ¥ EE gf aged k 4 ae eat ne ren, ig nage PATTI’S LATEST FINAL FAREWELL CONCERT. eee oer Cite Sate WATCH GERMAN FIGHT WITH IGEBALLS ~ | STEAMERS AS AN ANUSEMENT pager ger VICT ( 4 A | Aorang!, W arrive | aAN OF ‘ - tal e A t thre RUSSIAN SAILORS ARE DRUNKEN, IGNORANT AND OVER-| SAN FRANCISCO.—To Ju al tests are the largest in th mer Be ‘ a 2-year-old, with her “ ag WORKED—WINTER “SPORTS” FOR BALTIC FLEET SEAMEN Del Kol, the only cow that eve They are as fol be pa go> t avele a #p al car attached t Butte ention of pre mae . Ade De the proud title of the Libe Lb ri ort. t mbers of the rial family Pet The Russian | Reuth an” t 417 22 . were present. Pattl Kk,” says a nationa sii , is Julia a delegate 18 92 al it was final a A t e je ! n da asa th a 2 5 few cows of any age) * 4 i th should e her pubs a,” is an e t ption of | ta the ma fi t at n Octot 8 r breed that have equaled this rec- |! ce th nseamer , f ade a * ee M ‘ Her seven, thirty and hundred 1 trait . Ee initiate avy which has t as badly | ga t, and if t nena ar r B f sy k pall tomorrow evening will be | of ihe Russian vease Ar Sante AR Rowing and sailing mat addressed by John G. Smart, of Chi oon | an begins sa at t not en aged; but the Baltic fleet on wears Ob 1, and as often has always been noted for its fine | q ervations on Socialism, and It dead Mos k r wimmer When Makaroff wa Growth BROKE JAIL $40006-00-06-69-0600-644644906-00008 $90-0600446606 Perm t he nea ant at Pee. a “= blue water t , : Five hundred dol w e the indebtedness now on o n R “ y ® at . the Wa oF € Li h ship i enable the New $ t he Baltic | Two sw P An Interesting Notice to Year's work tomar ove,trom :Nebt, Sand aioe Q6t fa Sala aati H “i Brett brig ge be the Seattle Public ARLINGTON, Dec. 34.—Frank | ¢ Pe you D T 1 yw Make @ -~ 1 ‘ th a- Ic * . WEeveryone in Seattle will be inter- | 5tram, arre ‘ check Wayside F ney them @ altow . n ym the Dmitri De h having r - i ‘ t " talr cated In knowing that the 81 t Pilen oe , {i ® to Mar I I t o De ola _— ll. at ** jat Pilchuck on the night of De The akeseh Stnvretain mp Grill, at 81 First avenue, opposite | Mt Pil ; aoa ¢ » or Pik: once leaving ¢ 4 eataied ws jhe @piman block, will be re ore “ $O-$06-4-0444000466066-0604 000 0068 ~ fishing | moet t wning 3 ite old familiar name, Royal |OW * ve ane ie n succe © The building is practically |°°"'" 2 : b and origin The freezing of the Ralt a ts ed, finished entirely in ma sana | WORLD'S MOST EXPERT CHAFFEUR cide acd st hes tealineesniamianrs dines eamaiabed™ otal y, with a relief of fresco work . M IS CHINESE DENTIST OF FRISCO tt =o. taben 16 ; é asual beauty PF peel io i aken | tem ary Wekim Ev * id craw t - om de main dining roor : tim! emround floor there will be a vot gr 3 KNyespectable and firat claes f ° an itO\nanagement, although entirely |‘ POT og bpagate ted f i man. He 1 Wed from dining roome \ Chas, Cordon, who e * h . s Ation of being a very v mplexton ur ack ang take up Cordon’s experience has taught | 2" iy t n hk a large At a given gnal both side armed perma Ifare of a lare _ , , ance, Ac-|with snowballs (in reality Jumps of FROM » el age hee i Portland Mayor t na jee), make ireular fort in the it eaibiad nae qill. Be, the ies - | ra naratescaar eemoegme a beaeert ee HY DETERGON'S | dim ccetee ory chen | ne f al |and make fierce rushes. Black ¢ Also a really good Freneh dix PORTI M m of e men to large |and bleeding facea in plenty are} scan: tabetha "lias ak avon {Gir jays of t family, and | during « fight on the sea of Azov| 4 ol ther national ti jin 1903 a man was killed by a blow | with a d@ipte The “moria at gam- | from a block of ice. ee Plage rd set Paulos . AN 300, D he /t ring a license to reat bler in the world, and beats even| The ignorance of the sailors ts hen deities of the. mt, t “ | white man of the I one. the officers of the Preobrazennky |often incredible. Many have not oad ang winter : -lsoon hav v for tt rt was made t cam- guards, who are 1 “to study war | progressed beyond the muzhik wit wateubhotty Guid aatabr he a yellow m t tor, but in vate, am@ in the intervaja of playing t.” | stage of calling all foreigners “Ger are mre he deserves, a a . biling 1 D ‘arl ithout exception tRe rly all Russian ships ery |mans,” and deriding them as “men | come. All the Comforts of Home M. Lee nt Sar board of examines @clag evening a giant gamble| who have no language A priest ——s On the Great Northern Ry.’s fa- | Franc t nWay Was the quickest and gost p in which the stakes are |on the Black sea battleship Dvenad Go to the Boatevatd Restauraat |mous “Flyer Splendid serv from the chauff re- of any obaut jall that then remains of the men’s !sat Apostolloff last year reported for Christems dinner. Up-to-date equipment, courteous | cently, when he d his ‘applied to thet | mess allowance. According to M. that “12 men out of 20 had never | evap: yes. soe | skill ‘it Satomedilieg for (he pur- run an automoBlle, . * ; . ‘o 9 e ¢ ° ‘ * ® ad e