The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1905, Page 11

Star Want Ad. Agencies Want ad. office, Ragley'’s Drug Blore, Second and Pike, Phones Bunest 6060; Ind. 1183 DN. Lebndrett, cigar were, cd] {Pecond Avenua Private car for ladies n Be Tracts Terrace, near Newtoy jar bowls for fishing and eampl Se Witott Ave. Baba Meadowdale Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First, Ave, ee ee hy ‘eto, ad “p Hi. Mullen, 321 Ballard Ave oP” rs Qupptice UPPLY CO, ii Cherry posite City Hall. West & Wheeler COLMAN BLOCK, neer or employe of ua on his note without secur Amount Month and Surgeene. Fremont Drug Coy Ewing Street “Wi Ainske Build: and Frement Ave. ” he epay Business: wontidenual, no unpleasant Thee Harris, at postoffics, Renten. THE CREOCENT iu area all reliable sal: ir women, Just payments No el He aA re Real Estate—Continued Real Eetate—Continued "eae aed BARGAINS IN HOMES BARGAINS IN VACANT LOTS. BARGAINE IN FARMS AND CLOBIE-IN ACKBAGE. modern cottages at $1.20 mat prices that will MDERMOTT & BON, M aed 1 Downe Book Qehead a oad RhePAMING Acreage For Sate. ACHE TRACT @ & Meere tract, Real Eotate—Continued PWORDGER & CO, Wanted ss00 a years Private money ster DR 2a A B ARMSTRONG, facial My clectric, vi the very best in thy erurban; fine 7 - FO THE INTRRURBAN. S acres, all highiy Improved. with ira fing barn choicest of the pretttest , piers of the White “So FL AS Py BS acnh® TRACTS. Maecaste F's SNS Eset fa atlas Business Chances. "GROCERY MORRY BARR are offered im ner Tee Da COM —— Barns tp Wo ages in th ® acres of the choicest bottom tend short distance from Seattle, house and barn, ten of farming imple CEDAR RIVER © sores, with house and barn, bearing orchard. cows, } horses, 4 plas. * larae crop of potatoes Improvementa in a ot Madison street ores of choice cate | oa Over Lamow feet oa 4, ont Bt © sores lake front tpner 8 inds of small tools houne. corner let half way between K Union car lines ton from pehoot et berries of all pind Sal thin 2 mites of Ptom Terme reaeonable enough to sult mapenee enough tw suit a SALE RENT ON TRADE ve preperty to eel. let ue unimproved land. wett looat- Bear town, running water; price SBWhit. 106 Marton st. —4 neg M B CRANE 4 CO, INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 27-09 Bitet Buiiding. Becond and Pike. ing Piencer Bguare. 2. @ for t acres fine land, all stashed. wel roud, near the eity and 2 for © aeres south Beattie 1 bag ~+ for 00 seren fine stock farm; nearly all river bot- two miles of water Te improvements, §=LOOK ne nore for sere tracts at CO- These are fine tracts and bee a ‘ohumbia, ween Premomt and Rallard Tein me below ite Down Town Office, 109 Alaska Building. Te. Mam mm, we A. B NEWEILA, 16 Marion Bt @.20@ for 6 acres at Green Lake. fot with ailey. only Torte Owner, 2 2th. oe Popre tase 16 Sao WD LAMBUTM, 166 Pacific tm 1X Ketous. lawyer, 28 Baliey. wide omnes tor 2 Gull co aie we-romp bouge and 2 ners of and corner Ww if. or GD for « full sere “ mf eptontad lend, only 2 Mocks ighton Beach. LO for fing corner Wot, atm te » 1 Marion a $00.0 each for four tte at Ipive-reem cottage and tot, pated and eleme In. large chicken heuse and wood 4% chicken go Place | Owner, 114 Marion street ory who ae cheaper teen's any ot 4,000.%@ for $ acres at Columbia. Handy i 4, 4 Sulity M anenn LAKE BARGAIN—10 00mm 280 Colman Hite oved. fine leeatio ite: Swner aectres = quick sale and hes get Call at rae for sv0-teo-o0t Alesha ‘puna fem for tracts larger than land, near River! conte car fare, w Groom howe and twe lot ‘ong, bjork from Madioon end all asmemmments pad: A nice ¢reom heuse and two lets one binck from car line. a fine view of price accordingly Saie-Grunce, Ttallan. Pick te clone, land eastty ee ree wall map of Swattic. Ace condit set." Phone ne Main 12 —6 Breve for sale. x for sale. ind. A Wie —® CRNITORE UG, Me ea es oom %, Kenney ral just the thing for a whate block my, inese lots command in rolling mille at @ Oriental Block. 1. wrrre, 407 Oriental Bock. BIG BARGAIN 1.500 cash will buy ‘@ fruit tregn “hlooke well werth in- modern ¢-reem Irom new car tine r young men hd eo feoaks. for young |mdi G A military echoot FARM WANTICD. evERY BAY there ne from 16 r office who want te ‘owneren SJ tember & ip epens September |b Iie MORE CHOLERA - WILL PUT THE SCREWS . ON YOUR UNGLE SA GTON, Sept. b—Wanh fon ty not ful that the new Canadian ta © au | eure no good for the American man- ufacturer, ‘The comminsion whieh haw inted to report to the tn plan for re Vining the present tariff peheme will make @ report which, in its effect, will pave the way for raising the tariff wall a few n rows of brick Againat the factories of le Barn ‘The prevailing sentiment north of parallel 49 in fe protection Canadian w turers, ‘Thin timent ie & remult largely wenderful increase in re of the Canadian manufac inews Canada for Canadls of the presen uments in fo new government-owned the new Gr ‘Trunk Pacific trans continental which will run from the Atlantic to the Pacific 1 which will ¢ 00, was the ume would be In af- fern manufacturers ortation to thelr mar- the went In order to accomplish the new Canadian tariff revision without an jon at the start tn er or, lower dutier, expedient of @ maximum and mum tariff has been put forw Hy this device parlia bill which fixes the low point at whieh the du may placed on every article, and leaves to the executive branch of the gov ernment the discretion to raise or lower the duties on specific articles againet any in country, ac cording as that ntry im friendly the reverse in tts duties again Canada ‘The Canadian commision will re- port a tariff bill with the minimum rates certainly not lower than the present Canadian tariff. ‘They cer- tainly will not be lower on any of the Important staples of trade with the mate On the other hand the maximum will tA const higher than the present Thue Laurier will stand with a “big #tick” “apeaks softly” to the United States on the subject of more amiable trade relations between the mister cou! tries, The passage of the maxim and minimum bill will be followed clonely by @ request for “reciprocity with the United States; or, to make it mpecific, for lower duties on coal, ores, lumber and grains went to the wheter As thene requests will be refused (vide coal trust, lumber trust, et al) ent pam d the high ae Petery nous Pew ton br : ne wo ean car line, or ee bar. in. ag the place te really worth bs The present owner must have Bee un at once, for this can't = i 8 co, We 7 buy or sell forme and city Junction Real Estate Woodland Park Ave. 7 Ae on Bee RSE rest te i troom houses, five Sroom bd oy {room houses: ait above term: ee + WATERFRONT ON NICE LAKR- jaties from Brattie-Tacoma Interur- beet handy te one of the best towns fe the valley, © acres, part bottom land. balance good upland: nic bearing ard. one acre in str berries. comfort barn, several horse, harnees and wagon, 2 cows, 1% Piy- mouth Rock and Brown Leghorn he Incubator and broolere outfit of farming tools; $1.40, easy OBERT MALTBY, _MO-M-M Alaska Building, 6 BETWEEN SEATTI BAND TACO- MA-—40 nores. frat clase bottom land cree clepred. fine ereet through 4 viet MALTBY, Alaska Buliding. -4 POUR « none 000 level land, helt of it ¢ balance alder and yy Ee few a RO walk Rupes interurban: oe ene ROBERT MALTBY, M09 Alaska Building, —6 te ¢regm house, 6 minutes wall rom depot, stored, peotethion "sod geod schoo! 1.4%. Terme. ROBERT MALTBY, 9-8 Alaska Building. 6 ion at ct ity Addition @nd see Griffin a ree new store, oF et]! Roa Br] wixXTY ACK RS Malt Jana, ct gool upland; plenty of run: water, 2) improved, ne m house, good al outh’ git: one mile fros inte. fare {o Beattles ta: howknt Malte HO _ms $0. M1 Alaska Building. $6 BOTTOM 15 impro: ee i trees, room hous ROBERT MALTR 919-900-921 Al FARM BARGAT best of #oll; 1 of cultivation; 40 acres pasture; bal- ance has enough cedar and fir tim- half pay for place; large hard: comfortable §r Hidings: price, m, harness, Wagons, cow: hogs, chickens, Implement household 00. Terme. KO MALTY 1 Alaska Build tow 919-820- If you have one for t Bright rate fer ENCE a “at Brighton he make a apo Malling country gage halo, entl inmediatety, TWO ACHES, ail in ta ing full desertption chard, few tminuter wal Improved, good build either cates or driving rig MAL" 9-0-0 Alaska Building A. GOOD BUY—# acres, part b land, balance good upland, all nearly level, 16 acres improved. fine creeks b-room hy email barn, £1.00 ROWERT MALTBY 19-420-921 Alaska Buliding 5 The Wetietal yuneces 11 new care al 77 canes and 24 deaths cases were reported throughout the the premier wit at once “ eon asnigned and the generel lin which goes from the acrons the weatern Canadian border That is where the for the American manufacturer, RR TIFT ITI TOT TOIT IO IOTO TTT TTI ION was arrested on & charge of having falled to report two yel- low fever cases. pinch will come SOME FACTS ABOUT ASIATIC CHOLERA. (The presence of Asiatic cholera Germany along the in the Philippines at Manila is causing no end of alarm and arousing fresh Interest in thin deadly eane. It in known ly at Calcutta and the southern part of Bengal since 1817 at , there have been epidemics of it antedating the Weichsel river and cholera Indicus isted permanent Christian era.) oe ge ely, ‘The “comma bi The bacittus fe « slightly curved rod of microscople size discovered by Koch in 188% but is rapidly It in quite resistant to cold, destroyed by drying or boiling. The bacillus is usually confined to the intestines of a pa It affects the system by polaoning It Cases of cholera commence with nausea, restlessness chilly sensations. This is fo'lowed with violent and frequent diarrhea, vomit- ing and vertigo. In from one to six hours buzzing of the ears, palpitation of the heart, pressure over the stomach, an anxious, gray face and biueness of the whole surface supervene. Pain in the stomach and in the region of the heart are often severe and cramps occur in the calves and arme The patient suffers continually from thiret. Temperature remajns at 95 degrees, exceeds 100. Respiration increases, There is a discharge in appearance like rice water from and the pulse seldom Patient sinks into a comnolent and then into a comatose This may be followed by death improvement which may be followed by convalescence Of mild cases about 50 per cent are fatal. Of more severe canes about 90 per cent. Care, nursing, stimulants, opium and astringents are used Some success has attended the injection 0 fn treating cholera. been attempted, salt solution. Anti-cholera innoculation has with partially successful effect Cholera is said not to be contagious, but an Infectious dis- eane spread by water or food contaminated by discharges from The United States had a cholera epidemic in 1882 brought from Ireland to Quebee by immigrants from Ireland. It entered the United States at Detroit through the west to the Pacific coast and to New Orleans. ‘The disease prevailed in America in 1848 and and thence spread Cases were also reported in New Orleans in 1873, and there were a few cases in tae port of New York from Hamburg. The United States troops found it in the Phi'- ippines in 1899. RHE EEE ERE HEH in 1892, brought RESSSSSESES ESSE ESE EEL EEE EEE SEES EEE EE ET EERE EEE RE RRR ER BY NAN BYXBEE. Pretty, heart-broken and 18, Miss Bessie Snyder, of West Seatile rtood before County Superintendent of Schools Story, Tuesday morning, with her handkerchief to her eyes and trying to control her trembling u She was not heartbroken over a It was quite another She had failed to pass ination required before she could be- come a teacher in the public schools. And her tears were not merely tears of burt pride or of an empty ambition thwarted. Whether she passed or failed in those examin- ations meant a jot to her. Just how much tt meant to her, James Cun- ningham, of West Seattle, who had come in with the girl, told school superintendent in a low votce. “That poor child,” said Cunning- . “has been working out and earning her board and clothing all the time she has been getting her schooling. She ie helping in our family now. She studies “JEFFRIES,” SAYS MR. BRITT “SILER,” INSISTS MR. NELSON SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.—With only four days remaining before they enter the ring, Britt and Nel- son are already in the finest shape, being practically down to weight, but the question of the referee is not yet settied. Nelson insists that cannot referee, and will hold out for Siler to the end. Siler arrived at Salt Lake this morning. and will referee the Sehreck-Willie fight there tonight. HE : 5 ry id ie Hl I : ! [HE i! iy Ha 5 I 8 Hf ; 3 t « 3 8 § i i short enders are laying small at this price, recorded. heavy and the receipts will be the greatest ever drawn by a San Fran- PORTLAND, Ore., business session began today of the National Assoctation of Letter Car- riers. Among the matters to be acted upon are a change of ratew of the Mutual Benefit association of tion, and a proposition to found a home for sick and super- annuated letters carriers. Sept. 5.—Jas He arrives here There is no doubt of his acceptance if selected, but Britt re- fuses to have him, believing he can induce Nelson to again consent to the selection of Jeffries In case they ean come to terms with champion in the matter of his fee. Nelson says he will never consent. The betting continues this morning , with Britt the favorite. The HE WON'T HAVE TO WORRY ANY : MORE ABOUT TORN POCKETS BY NAN BYXBER. SAN FRANCISCO, J. Jeffries wired this morning that he would accept @ $1,000 fee for ret- ereeing the Brit- demanded $2,000 at first. As the bridegroom laid a John Coffee, of South Seattle.) upon Judge Morris’ desk, after { aged 55, and on the way to the/ ceremony, he related his experience to be maryied, came/and turned his pocket Inside out to pear losing $110 on Second avenue, | exhibit the holo through which the Tuesday morning. Lida Hoyt Graham, aged 58, ccompanied him. The two} pocket all my life, judg smile| “and the other day I came to the white haired | conclusion that 1 w: bride, and the bridegroom, despite &| how I came to sek Lida here to be wooden substitute for his lett leg,|my wif walking briskly. ey had escaped, ‘ve had holes like that in my were walking happily along, foolish. That's and now T won't have to there worry over the pocket problem any. was a musical sound fre The white-hatred bride shower of gold and. silver pearing with an air of from the trouser-leg of the bride-| bright blue eyes room, whose pocket had burst. The | chievously, coins were rounded couple went on to the court houre,| make sure that any money don't where Judge Morris bound them to-! slide through the holes, judge, Pil eo through his pockets every nicht,” aportance, and her twinkled mis- wether for better ox wer.