The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies | Want ad, office, Ragley’s Drug Store, Seoond and Pike, Phones, Sunset 6060; Ind, 1153, ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 915 Becond avenue Quaker Drug Store 100 MB av. onde, . P. H. Mutien, 321 Ballard avenue, epposite city hall, Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street and Fremont avenue W152 Eastlake, Eastlake Drug Co. WARHAARARA AAR * 7 RATES FOR CLASSIFIED _ ADVERTISEMENTS. Situation Wanted Ads., one In- sertion Free, Additional insertions of Sit- Wation Wanted Ads, 2 cents a Une, “HELP WANTED" AND ALL OTHER ADS. One Cent a Word One week, § cents a line per Insertion, Six words or fraction thereof te the line, cash tn advance, When charge to ‘ount actual Humber of lines as set will be counted. No advertisement of less than two lines taken minimum price for an cents Six insertions made for the price of five when cash is paid TO ADVERTISERS Classification cannot be guar- ore after 11 0 cloc mt Ad. Offi te % Drug Store, Soeend' and Pike. 2 Phones, Sunset 6060; Ind. 1153. : Sones esse esestt SEEEEEER ERE E EERE EE EEE Bith ‘my screens c _Bhoned gic3, aa icatere. e DANG ING SCH torium: wih und Piss, Stain yet earn to dance in 4 ww rate. Professor ~__ Speciat Notices, GOOD iews for Falfering humanlty, | Absolute cure guaranteed for rheu- Matiam. paralysia, nervous diseases, Obesity, stiff joints resulting from Theumatism of other causes fully treated. Cx tion and ex- amina free Eicumstances treated free of cost by the Great German Speclaiist, De Kdiman, Osteopath, th ave south. near Jackese: Phone 1 Sig NEWLY OPENED BATH AND MAS. BAGE PARLORS, refreshing, tud EEA vapor bathe iby refined you ; treatment 31.00 Come, be re- Juvenated. Office hours from 10 a ™, to ll p.m. Room 15, second flo 3? Marion street. Dolly Davis Dr. Armatrong (Chiroprac r} Drugless ‘and knifeless Nerve Specialist, 36 Arcade Building. —aw HAIR SWITCHES, hair jewelry. A. Chandler, lH 6th ave, cor, se —D ENTE nm ROLLER “SKATING Mondays Tues, bal every Baterday night. “Kadi torium, 4th and Pine. 3S es aoe CURTAINS laundered. Black -—s SER C.D. HILLMANS DISPLAY “AD.” TODAY ON PAGE & nu Employment Offies, "| — PALES SET Help Wanted—Male. MEN. bear eee for a government posit: at 2 op — from Washington i De Bee eee eee ware Sinyrce le me, care P 6 cheap to the wearer from St and ird avenue mad ROLLER SKATING Mondays, Tues, Wed. Thurs and Fridays. Grand ball every Saturday night. Audi- torium. 4h and Pine. —tt WANTED Instaliment collector for merchandise accounts: salar, and expenses. Address Manager, O. Box Wi. Philadelphia, Pa. —26 WANTED—Bright young man. 18 or 19 yegrs of age, to learn the news- babar busts business. Call 1407 7th ave. poe erie are pot Wan Union oh Co. SEE C.D. acs MANS DISPLAY “AD.” TODAY ON PAGE 5, TRL FEDERAL Ind. a Running Hot and oold wat 0 lights, porcelain : high’ clase patronage Bc Wo, To, HH. Weekly, 8 A ib Blanchard. IM13 Becond Ave. By calling us up and giving us a small want ad you can obtain nearly anything you want. T cost is trifling. 809 Mant Pike Enton and ith, 1 block south { Sunset Main 6060 UIndependent 1153 Down Town Office RAGLEY’S DRUG STORE Second and Pike “Apply Mra. Laven Phones ale—-Furniture, Free MAP of Beattie & . Piret avenue Purniture for le—Miscellaneous._ Acreage For Sale, ee eee eee _Medical Specialist, Patnt $1.00 per gab 8.00 BUYS IT of Hard OU fin n WORTH $3,000 LESS THAN ON riman ep without stopping, at 4 ing, golng through tile a minute. It made the 96 miles from North & ons Sunproot Had € WEAMER TE c Downe Mock, | Beautiful cottage front ¥ jah pj liter MOULDINGS. new moulding price list ready for Y durnet Pine strest Ooulists and Aurists,. * ever heard of newels and ban posts and ratings, inside fininh, & foot of m Oouliat, Auriet, Deitel Pode seietoe hole Oe A AD een Bend for a copy at ¢ DR FONDA” NADBAU—@8 Alaske 10 Western NEVER before fave BAPE | Horring-Halt-Marvin & Lock Co fes and vaults ROVATING—tte Broom mD CEDAR shingles Sateopatha © amination Physicians and Surgeons. DR. CHAMUAKS, G2 Alaska Build ing. Both phones. ve, | DR DALTON, Wi Arcade. thin die Real Estate, HUY Tt "NOW NE good cow LAND NE AR t M. 8. Johunon, was before the R GhO. HERDEIN, @ Un and EVERE le in indigent | 182 Harrison Queen Anne _ Phone Queen Anne til Second hand fire ‘ASdress PO. Box Wh Beattis tte RIGHT —at | ADAMS BRE (COMPLETION just subdivided one arter Sections ¢ _senwiee 8) fishinaton. Beattie oftce SE Sa Guide Be Photographers’ Supplies. nd ANDERS ge WUPPLY CO. Ll Cherry acre tracts at ¥ VAN ITORE ghost, price for Main hie lend ts a! » dark loam soll GOING un gkhat = ne the last stakes and it ie WANTED--4-lid_ range, mis. ate ‘Bites Bid, Photographers. Very cany THEMS. nd eet full partic RERT MALTA S-room hows breora mi 419 New York € tr $30 ‘cash. $16" per month 20 acres fine land, close to Interurban cat, Improved, cheap; for oF trade ~ Ship Builders. MORAN BRM COMPANY. Bagineere bey deckx Lam be GENTLEMAN wishes to ‘with lady between 20 and to early marriage widows. Address Y 1 ca’ modern in every miking disten Web TRUNKS Fg = broom heme, th TODAY ‘ON PAGE & 1 cash balance 8 per mon - Maia Beatle at Beings ONE of the pest baying meat markets ve. for sale. Must be sold ‘ae te Grove VASHON farm, % acres; % cleared Rieht cloar In. comtatnin the very best Inna nine acres of | THE STAR Loan CO. and coffer Call Commercial Importing Fem Co., Ist South and Ji Ont Se eae” 1259 and 2 p.m. any day SEE C.D. ge grt? “AD.” TODAY ¢ with modern aree barn and other forr cows horse end chickens ples af tarmine onty half hour ear % wage earner. A FOR oo 7. Torecm houme heer of employ Amount Mo ne if wil) make you perfect ner LAWRENCE. WE Becond Ave BUSINESS’ DIRECTORY. AN COMPANY, ‘Advances "s mone? te all arted employes, porn of women, conan | THE B CRESCENT r lo. TODAY ON PAG® & M. B CRANE & CO, INC. ESTATE AND INSURANC 17-44 Blte Buliding Becond and Pike. re PRIVATE money to toan on any wind Lawrence Murphy. New York block. TUR tonne wy 3. PL BALL. Lawyer. All Courts. Consultation. ‘Lows of Husband and Wife. 910 Starr-Boyd Bide. EMIL. J. BRANDT, lawyer, abstracts examined. ct ae loans. Tel. r Exchange building MAN & JOHNBON, Attorneys at _GM% iat ave. nd etiaa,is etree! Down Town Office, 1209 Alaska Building. TO LOAN—Private Ce and a7 ——e ci rorme 8 tandt Help Wanted—F; male. ‘girl for genera work: must be good cook; no wash- sg We isler. commer Sth; take big ‘est Queen Anne ear. For Rent. 7h Manhattan Buliding Se has t# on Howell street; seam, heated and complete | with Gevice and convenience found partments. In addi- Hy a ag fe nat i the Bon Mareh: 11Zl Howell street. sc ‘i Ee ai FOR RENT. Fine ¢room fiat: good view: walking distance: modern; Mt Went Roy street, am howee basement; good locality; near car; pleasant view; $21.50. CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING, Inc., ‘2-27 Alaska Butlding. tnd, 17. —Phones— Ex. 4. Van News Wotel—Newly furnished coms by day. week or month or 1829% ist Ave. as Ben Hur Hall for rent; Ninth Ave. and Yesler Way. Socials, meetings, Inquire 10 Washington stree’ es A 451; Black Gi = fs ‘uri or unfurnished housekeeping rooms. 2114 Fourth. pe “Lost and Found. house, ni money and wR tickets to Everett. Address E. F. Cripps, West Seattic. a) watshes diamond 4. A. Kellogs. lawyer. 5 Batley. bide BAXTER & WILSON, 9 N.Y. Bike Philip Tworower. @2 Oriental Block. W. HL Merritt. 6 New York Bik WT Beott 4 Marton Bik. J. G. Combe, 729 Nw York Bik. T. H. Cann, 42 Oriental Block, A 19m. PUGET ces Et MONEY sqvanced salaried peopie, DON'T BLAME ANYONE NEVER GET A START. ERRERS & UPPER. Beh Money to loan on ef Rye Bigperty. ONAL BANK | 7 Key ined Pigg at r than ever be rem WHS co lowest rater on oa oF com on c) For Sale—Farms and Land. 2 18 A GOOD KES, handy to one of the si i DEPA. Geajtie Branch—G. V. anyone a BAYL rae Benttle and Ta JUST A LITTLE Five-room cottage. balance on en cee HANFORD ri Pane Phone Main ie one to get a gO J. SPRENGLE FOR SALE aight res of fine be PROFESSOK DE Forest, _Novelty, Wash irvoyant and P 162 Second Avenue South. Drug Store, & BANGING $00 for five eres of fine level hi from Rivert pilgrimage to 2 tracts of land. ‘cow and 12 chickens to overcome ob Room @ Union Block C HILLMAN'S DISPLAY “AD.” TODAY ON PAGE & month G. H. NICHOLS. eminent psychic wu; —— in for proper solutior Cole or Gill THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT Use Your Phone ’T will Supply Your Wants ee eae ae BANK CLEARINGS * Oot 190: $999,094.78 1904 681,264.00 * * & dato lant ye $ 68,070.18 * \* Xeeeeeeexe RR mw Big Shipmentof Gold The steamer Dolphin of the Aln ka Steamship company, arrived tn Seattle W day morning with 10 passengers and $25,000 in gold dust | ‘The gold was consigned tn part to the local asuay office and the Bank of California at San Francl 60. She brought a cargo of 05 tone of halibut eee ee eee eee) conts, equaling third sand. * OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 26.— The Har tal passed Kearney, Neb his morn elty at a att to Kearney in 98 minu Grand Island to Colum bus, 62 miles, in 6 minutes. The| pilot train was hardly able to keep |, ahead, The special. paased through | Fremont at 70 miles an hour and made ho stop. There the pilot train was forced to side track on ac unt of a hot box For Gale—Real Estate, ple} Rportunity te veh with so little ne mellow at ft , terins $1.00 per week. Ever in value Ip t ha, deca pterade of Jackson street is going ih, because the big trunk sewer is himost completed, We have 10 mt Gr pervive now and wil have Foom ho: wity Mne bay: 81.6 EC. BYERS & CO. BT Arcade RGALN--6-r00 fmm, Call fr mbta we CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN ve for anle for $09 one of the t lots Beventeenth avenue pitol HIN; samt front. You cannot equal it for HG) Must be sold at ence BREDES, LANOLD & COX, 19-11 Alaska Build s food bulidings, cows, horse. | wasn f i terming implements: | * JOHN D. SCORES ‘NUTHER «| SCOOP. * PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 2. *. Standard O11 today raised the * price on second sand ofl to 20 * Brings to Seattle Largest ' Cargo of Halibut on Record QUARTER OF A MILLION POUNDS BROUGHT HERE BY THE SAN JUAN FROM ALASKA— EXCEEDS BIGGEST SHIPMENT | 1" h : Ib. 1 | Washington cheese, twine, 1 BANG! WENT LOEB'S FIST. AGAINST DETECTIVES CHIN” ing back Into the crowd. The train jenty al! Kinds of fruit. Inquire 314 ash. Block. |ident for the state. Other welcom-|} | |ing addresses preceded his own ad- Le @ ge Come Out to€ > ap itol LGN | carload of bananas arrived Tomorrow and foe . ‘ l44e; cream brick, tb 160; limburge KNOWN IN FISHING WORLD—MAKES CELEBRATED MASSA. | }40) creat” vr ny, young CHUSETTS MART TAKE A BACK SEAT Ainerican et 16¢ be ; Oregon, Bringing the largest cargo of fresh trip down Ju pea Poe halibut ever brought in t a | de re buried wolid } ae, 36 8 | to any port in the of halibut. The fishermen may wack, $6.50; fishing #te r fan Juan, owned by lars ly 0 pounds on t Cu $6.10. the wn Ju Fish cor | Poultry, rived In port late Sieciday wight from | Captalr Wee stated Der hickens, 10@ 16 live r that the trip of n J | chick ng chickens, 1465 Me Vennel brought than a]more remarkable by the fact that| old “A ~ sa: quarter of a million 4 of fresh | the te Edith and Zapora ar-| |haltbut, Men well versed in fishing| rived at Tacoma and the 1 Dressed steers, 64 @6c; Arenned |aay thi in the largest cargo ever| Kingfisher and New nd ar-| mutton, 6% @7c; dressed pork, §%o; brought Into any town, city or sea-| rived at Var er with lens than] ed al, | 4G 10% stent . ¥ hows, $6. wt © veal, $5.00 nized an the| which a fishing wank of 24) G7 Oy per lambs, $2.59 | men, two men to each Down! $3.00 per head the dock of the fish company tanme mang of baif a hundred men ¢| Reported for The Star by Downs Although mer kk king, fletching, packing and un-| jing, Hopkins & Co. inloading th g the fish CHICAGO MARKETS. Tuesday night and Wedne y The crew of the Ban Juan are) Wheat High. Low. Close morning, the cargo I# now only half | Jubllant over the al “catch” | Dec., 88 1-8, 871-2, 87 3-4 sul of her hold, The vensel, it tn |of the steame of ‘the | May, 891-8, 881-2, #8 7-8 wtated by Captain Andrew Weed mpany say th tien show] Corn an, Who t# In command of the| that never tr tory of] Dec., new, 46, 455-8, 453-4 steamer, in capable of carrying 26 the world has « { hall-| Dee. old, 46 46 5-8. 0 pounds of fish In her hold, On| but been made one crew May, 45 5-8, 46 Oats | De Copper, 86, 847-8, 85 1-8 ugar, 144, 1421-2, 143, min. services. Now is the time for| LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Oct. 26.—[flerce defense of lynch law. Hin} BR 788-8, 16 1-4, 168-4, Ine Ee See onty | President Roosevelt made his first] remarks were received unfavorably 105 1-4, 104 5-8, 104 5-8, street tightn are ‘in and bald, for. |public appearance in Arkansas clad /One gentleman on the stand sald 2, 128 1-6 fome today: take car-on Wash. st. | ma Er Recsuaeend Site Gaare ated Ger ter bene” - 38 5-8. i R- Heatile. Beattie tome: |! inly in @ rntnecat. Rese ary) “V n't stand for bim Ue otk. 10 ieee kere Co tz | Loeb ree quest th , 4, president speak late last night, but LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 26 ra Sy hegie 8, 88 5-8. Thame acl Gandiane Dooaen. ete did not feel justified in waking his |The president, headed by an escort, | 8 o teees MUBT. oe}). modern @-room, betek base. | tet ao arty thie morning. Whis-| the Can. Pac 172 1-2. paid) worth $1.90) small payments. tle and shouts from the crowd & Erie, 4! a Et celle A lnembled to hear Roosevelt awoke an BA 1 % DOWN, 6 y [the presl ywover, ahd he call e., 10 oP rvom \sa tor am explanation. He donned Penna., 146 3-4, 1447-8, 1 Geared. tence , : ana Reading, 1275-8, 1243-4, 1263-8, uy howse, et is raincoat over his pajamas and} ‘ fete Rock Island, 31 1-8, 30 1-8, 20 1-8. tood in a drenching rain, the first f 1 30 ‘ { Southern Pac., 72, 71-1-8, 715 lencountered on this trip, and spoke.| [VA : tek b St. Paul, 182 3-8, 8, 181 1-8. Cvenings |Last night at Birmingham a local} . gh 14 & | detective approach the president's} nion Pac., 13 5-8, 1 % Hie. Comt., v....+ + 2++5 1801-2, N. Y¥. Coent., 153, 152 1-4, 1521-4 20,300, carriag Loeb ordered him back and the detective indignantly re- plied: “I'm a secret service man.” tes to noon, 1 don’t care,” said Loeb, “don't get too clone.” The man pressed for ‘Prof. DeForest The Clairvoyant Refuses t ward offered Thos. for breakin 5 the evil condition of his son ward, and Loeb hit him on the Jaw with bis fist and sent him stagger- | i \. reached Fort Roots at 9:15, resident Roosey was met at Fort Roots by Governor Davis, Sen Clark and a guard of 13 con- {ederate and 13 union soldiers, Gen- eral Dan Jones commanding the WILLIAM LOEB, JR. ] | | confederates and Colonel A. 8! ane strenuous Secretary of the | } j Fowler the union men. Colonel girenuous Preside Fowler rode forward to the presl-| 4 gout nt and said } “The blue and the gray salute/and accompanied by a reception you.” | committee, reached the city just be The president shook hands with/ fore noon. The streets were pack- each member of the guard and re-| ed with people, and every housetop|| viewed the regular troops, and then| was covered by the curious. The|| proceeded to the city. Governor) president was loudly cheered as Davis, in his address of welcome,|be rode along, constantly rising praised the state, Roosevelt and the | and bowing his thanks to the peo-//| pation, and then launched into al ple, He drove to the city park, | Where an immense throng was | gathered about the speaker's stand. || Governor Davis welcomed the pres- Who “Soaked” on the Jaw tect! |THE MARKETS oonls 23. Prof. De Forest is divinely in- spired to do what he does some superior power, Call what you will he is a natural Vegetables. Beans, dry, per cwt, $3.26@$3,75; born clairvoyant. His meni | No. 1 smail’ whites, $2.66; choice || Picton penetzates Inte mpateeiae || Whites, $5.85; large whites, $3494.15; || which other clairvoyants cannot | Bet beans, $3.50; bayo beans, $4.00; || gee. His paychic powers She beets, per sack, $1; parenips, per ly developed mar- |eack, $1; carrots, per sack. T6c; tur- || {wily developed. The people veled at his sayings and had he been born 200 years ago people nips, per sack, 65c; cauliflower, per | per Ib. Sc; native|| would have worshipped him a@ | oz, $1; ear Our salcaman wil! be at the little White Office on the hill sere, per bake. 16@88Cr Cal. |i ke Capito! Hil car to Aloha Street and go east oar Rage aedin tag Tt: gent on a god or burned him at a stake. i] per J ned . Thanks to higher enlightenment, dozen. ; squash. per Ib, 2%¢;!| the people have discoverel aan pumpkina, 1 tomatoes, b0x.|/ true worth. The professor Wal ft. ote HU to see. cabbage. 114@2e; tomatoes, per box.|/ Cuite busy when Seen uel ‘the Ss ee yg bs ; eukes, per dozen, 10@26c; | writer and explained that it was: corn, per doz, §@10c; yelloy toma toes, Ib, tc: exeplant, o “ not advertising that brought the Ib, 3c; celery.|| people to see him, it was the | people who tell their friends that || 816@820; sweet | potate per 100|| bro 6 asy {} ibs, $2. yellow Danker onions || Girirverant in Annee ae ae The prices Gored in water; sewers will ou Al. S. Turnerinvest Clairvoyant in America. Do not Ko and see him out of idle cure | fosity. Do not call only for bums } ogee » pong ey taken | er es ahiitee e up with his work, ‘he prices eee tes, Tain: cettone, gucthp || are higher than any other, who ena Bi aed . pin “es ‘ are willing to accept any offer nok ner caae eens oe ° | you make them. If you seek help 4 P on. || and others have failed then see }% Ib; Walla Walla onions, suck, | | 706. | | Frui nd cement walks. City has or- atchee peaches, per box. 66c@$1.00; || BNO “Gomme te him In thert spirit of harmony that rules the || Elberta peaches, per box, 60@70c; | - berta peaches, per box, €0@TO0c; | men O. [Bimmora peaches box, soc: Mack. || URIverse and he will tell you 05-406 Lun | FIVE AND TEN-A\ oS to Do 35 Per Acre |i aacct Any terme, ¢ P. 0. and seh this iand ts le, 46 minutes Restaurant fine ared yer Exchange n | | | Butter and Cheese. your noble work. Very — truly] | Washington creamery, per Ib 280; TH08 ©. CO ina Ga OS C. COLLINS AND WIFE. wdale | nee tote ate, 8206) bam 3 past, present and future. If you hoy Sods. 00007 ee ‘applen, per | have a dollar to spend and want box, 30@40c; east of mountain ap-|| f° feel that you have spent the | t dollar of your life then see ws, $1.50@2 nat! be: ic sees eee cnatelon SeOmSl See ett: || Prot. De Forest, the great claire nt apples, box. 7e@boe, || Novant who will tell you all >») || snow apples, @2.00; fancy ap- | things known from his honest Wiles |iher doxen, $1.00 @ $1.50: || tance in America. | e, box, $1@1.26; cantaloupes, of De Forest, 103 2nd Ave. prunes, box, 75c@$1.00; Muscat Concords, seedless Sul- os, crate $1; Tokay grapes, It with pleasure I write thanking you for the great good you did my son, Jerome. He came to you a physical wreck tana gra waters BR. wate iE es; teawwasine eee ig tg with no hope at all but left you Will wish you b $4.50@ $5.50; huck ra Sy you feeling like a new man, and N. rain at ib. cocoanuts, per doxen, 7% he is stil tmproving for which found. tr mee honey, per comb, Iie; n Teain requurne at's P || tarines, per box, 7éc;" pommmegrans || 8 lke one that has been minac= ots at $20 each. Come up . per box, $1.50. ulously saved from the grave, and my wife and T join in wish- | } | ry feel very grateful to you, He | Ing you continued success in Rastern crear b. 26¢; stern tub, Ib, 24@26e; cooking, Ib, G@ise; ranch butter, 12@18¢. 617, North Twenty-eighth St. Seattle, Wash,