The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1904, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR-—T UESDAY, DEC. 2 GOT GOOD SUPPLY OF CONTRABAND CUSTOMS OFFICERS MAKE A GOOD HAUL OF OPIUM AND CI GARS FROM ORIENTAL QUARTERS OF STEAMER MINNE SOTA Places ‘ x . th th Tr ente Perous- looking “ he NOW DECLARES SHE TOLD A FALSEHOOD FRANCES PRICE CONFESSES THAT JACK KEOGH HARMED HER AND SHE LIEO WHEN MAKING COMPLAINT HAS NOT “I Hed when I told th ymocuting (eye attorney that Keogh had ‘ , gion was ma any harm. H 4, 1 never knew b very w at all, excep that he } < and dance 1 don't about Vee and “ “ policemen ter th said I t powder on my fs H Is TH REATEST PREVE 1 THE-COLUMBIAN TREATMENT IS THE ONLY CURE OF CATA MR. W. A. FRASER, 530 NEW YORK BLOCK, SEATTLE. van cA TARRH AND RHEUMATISM BOTH CURED Phone, Blue insurance companies | States, has been for TEN YEARS A RESIDENT of Seattic. Mr. Freser's office is at 580 New York block, re, tn an interview with a representa tive of the Dally Star, he said "Yes, it in true that I have! taken the Columbian treatment, | and the results have convinced | me that IT HAS NO EQUAL in the cure of chronic diseases. | ‘This treatment has cured me of atarrh, from which I had suf- fered for twenty years, and dur ing that time I had unsuccessful- PERMANENTLY GURED noription. It has removed the ob- struction of the nostrils, Mr. Daniel Graham, South! THE CONSTANT HEADACHE, | park, Seattle: the nauseating dropping in my : throat, and has restored my sense 1 te rrp As y- n Treat of smell, wh h had been ba rou ne mpalred eatme why wate in { my it any unusual exertion would Re reow | me out of breath, but T can nr A PERFECT CURE. } walk quickly up the so alphas m the city without hood 1 have listrese a shortness of 4 my th Pe - af f a f climate. For a “ | MOST INTENSE SUFFERING | . for ter improved CANNOT SPEAK TOO HIGHLY of this splendid treet the sick now of ite re long years | Many r . proved ineffectua MEDIOINES ees oak APPLIANOES FREE jby the | of threatened ind Ab ‘ ¢! " te an et I ah {v0 tention a t T vt a no) jatton wae afraid t vere ] A DELAY NO LONGER--THE CURE IS HERE HEALING AND SOOTHING, THE COLUMBIAN TREATMENT WORKS ITS CURES Mra. F. J South Forty-fourth street. sae 1 HAVE BEEN CURED Yolumbian treatment very severe bronchitis. This tro ble, resulting from a cold, had extended to my lungs, causing GREAT PAIN AND DISTRESS in my chest, together hacking cough th Jt day and k ht. 1 suffer angious concerning my con nm when! went tothe Cotum where my HUSBAND HAD BEEN CURED Townsend, of 1 Taco with a 4 The healing hing med tlom proved equally successful my own case. My cough has be removed and my health fully re our SPECIALTIES hy in all ite forms. Chronic Ca Asthma, B Cons mption f the Stomach ond Kidneys, the Nerveve Sys tem, Blood and Skin We cure all Rectal Diseases by our own special method. IT 1S FREE COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTE wh M'HARRIE M. D., ¢ 420-322 Ar Seattic, W Phone, Main Suites NOT DECIDED wot t fow ue 1 es teal of t moval t au truth in w “ ~ ) : “ FORGED rt CHECKS ° | WALTER EASSON SENT TO NE | VADA TO BRING BACK Aa& THUR A. MARKS (Special to The Star.) PORTLAND, Ofe, Ds ™ \ ' ” . Y 4 A n ie ’ DID NOT ESCAPE THIS TIME 1 be tried on t Ke of Ney hing by trad 1 ha t <i be npn * t with Pa an Wick TWO MORE HOUSES ROBBED LAS? NIGHT | Burelars h 2 ime f the fact that ia killed a mber of others caught, and some for reasona best known fe tr by at nig Ft oper 1 5 4 oth air tr re which w f the houme and f CONDUCTOR GOT INTO TROUBLE) « “ch OR. CHARLES | | shells, 32 COFFEE 15e 40 I2\e 20¢ 2be, 30e 25e ALAN TEA AND COFFEE CO. SECOND AVENUE ar Madison Street The QUAKER DRUG (0. 013-1015 FIRST AVE Both Phones 1240. RK | $3.6 | ton, ble compresne hay THE MARKETS Vegetables. icke, 8 t bh nd fancy 5 t «, 1 1 € « $ , E slencia, $3.60 ‘ ‘ J t ‘ ‘ pearm, $1.00 c ‘ s ' , t Hams, Bacon and Lard bacon, breakfast * Nuts. . ue; f a bos, 1 A Fish, Oysters, Et a. tc; black r a ms ' . \ perch, 4 i Flour. se . y at, 58 + oe “4 1 : Me Notch, $4.4 $2.4 : per bbl, $4.26 sk . Hit peas, $4.50¢ racked wheat. per bale, Feed. | Oate, per ton, $26@28; bran, per $19.60@21;, barley, rolled, per ton, $24@25; feed wheat, per ton $31@ 32; dairy chop feed, per ton, $19 ero il meal, per tom, $33; b 29; cracked ¢ or ton feed corn meal, per t per ton, $21@ 22 Hay. | ern Washington timothy, $19] 50@13; wheat | Washington dou 1, $22; Puget Sound | $14.50@1 Poultry Food. ells, 100s, ton, Oyster sh: 1008, gran CHICAGO MARKE Reported for The Star by W. A ¢ 112 Columbia by -, Wn, D 7 Wheat—May, 114 5-8 ‘ ‘ t ‘ July 99 i W. A. RYER & CO. GRAIN and STOCK BROKERS PRI CONTINL ATE WIRES )U8 MARKETS. 112 Columbia St. GROL Phones iD FLO t Main 1089; Ind R HALLER BLDG. 962 Do Not Omit Seeing the Luceo Demonstrator From Cloth Ete. WHAT Removing Stains WILL THEN REALIZE AND APPRECIAT CEO The Marvelous Cleaner 18, AND THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT IT. eases. Dur- 4 our regular As the ing the 50-cent sine For the ing grea Dill’s Drug Store | 109 Sell Avenue so «be bought THE OLYMPIA DRUG & CHEMICAL COMPANY, ERICKSON BUILDING, 1309 FIRST AVENUE Pure Drugs Cut Prices Excellent Service we have grown—the base of the n the minds of most of the drug busine pure drugs—no Bartell’s pri no favor or order we won't These are the drug stores that you If you are not a Bartell customer now, bet- and get what you pay for. NEW STORE OLD STORE Red Cross Annex 506 First Door South of the New Alaska Bullding Second Ave. gs 80 essary as e $2.00 kind Protectors $1.35 Oe 24 65e Fountain Syringe, Liquozone Pills 15e¢ | Chamois Vests, Price's Little Pellets... J 5@ Carter's Hair Re newer, $1.00 size B5e Herpicide, $1.00 size... 75 @ Pierce's Tasteless ulsion of Cod Liver Oil, $1.25 bot Swedish Chest Goodyear $1.50 kinds $1.15 | Colgate’s Almond Meal Toilet tles The Soap, 10¢ cakes 6 Emulsion, $1.00 bot- | Red Cross Skin Soap, 350 the 65¢ — 19¢ terine, $1.00 size GSE | Best Glycerine, per pint 4O¢ am a's Te ported Olive Oil, in 2 I m's T 20¢ a Liniment, 50¢ I T srust 38e ++ BG | BE & Gallet’s Perfume, Vit a Tooth 1 t regular we ie 29e Be BaRTELLDRuUGCO. 506SecondAvenue RED CROSS ANNEX | 610 SecondAvenue} SOUTH OF NEW ALASKA BUILDING, 506 SECOND AVENUE FIRST DOOR OLD STORE,