The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies Want ad. office, Ragley'’s Drug Btore, Second and Pike. Sunset 6060; Ind, 1153. Phones, ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 915 Beoond avenue. Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First av enue. ¥ P. H. Mullen, 821 Ballard avenue, eppesite city hall, Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street and Fremont avenue © Thos. Harris, at Postoffice, Ren: | ; 1152 Eastlake, Eastlake Drug Co.) WAAR HRARARRARARE Pe RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Situation Wanted Ads, one In- ®| sertion Free, j Additional insertions of Sit. & Ustion Wanted Ads, 2 cents a e. “HELP WANTED” AND ALL OTHER ADS. One Cont a Word One week, § cents a line per Msertion. Bix words or fraction thereof fo the line, cash tn advance, en charge toaccount actual Dumber of It et will be feunted. No advertisement of fess than two lines taken, and tlntmum price for an “ad” 15 cents. Six insertions made for price of five when cash is aR ADVERTISERS Classi * bd} + saneebdbsnoundsaesenased | POR BALE | HOMER pigeons _ For Sale—Miscellaneous, WOWILTTAME. Bash ‘and Door Ready mixed h % Patton's 8 ation.” Liquid w ailon, Good yar Suny DOORS doore $1.00 re only 2.4 . a Nbows Jeautiful cotta front windows * panel front doo each. MOULT Hiding pr 18. list ready for quote the | of on p My née mm Metributte lowent pr posts & foot « you Cottage only FOR SALI Horring-¥ ackson BI . genuine “Hall's Safe safes and vaults FOR BALE — Strawberry _plante Marshals, | Hangrofts | aod drome T Washington Stre ba Pit Game ce ev 91,80 ‘each. Riverton, Wn. Second hand fire proof safe Address P.O. Hox BR 6 ited number stock re Main. woop a =r Phone At FOR SALE—Organ, cheap. 3e6 Colum. bia Bt ¥ Personals. FAiisiaN Mentpy | reeuipiae, only sever, fale eet Tate. “Brofeasot Btevens. news for suffering humanity. | lute cure guaranted a rhew ner paral: y. sitt joints resulting (tam oF othe: (Chiropractor) lene ae cs —tt SWITCHES, hair 1% Eth ave. cor. pe Betine avenue \TING Mondays Tues. Fridays” Gre Giove Mfg. Co. rd avenue. Mondays, Tues. vian widow with rt Lt years as . Beat an free eae free light in summer, hal! . <t-room modern cottage. nD Baie dita 4° between jain 21, 0 jodern 7-room house, 41 paved street: Bee tial the Es oe (A ft Keely” y, furnished Groom house at [rah freee, herries of all ind for garden- ois New a R RENT—J-room house, $7.00. 1506 th Ave. South. Ind. —13 $8. (Sell fo 0; down, $10 ta, $150. Ber - Reutman station. Green ak * Ys ROSS, Main 772 —tf RENT —3-room house, $6.00. ha nt—Housekeeping Rooms. MARTHA BLAIR Midwit araduate Behool of ery, Reed’ bank ie the clerk. bookkceper, heer « ye can obi Sfue on his note without Amount may Hee er ht peat Sand tuat tt Weeki ae) ie & ik no wi Bi. a THR ony py Ose. COMPANY Aavonees money to all gried ployee. publicity. t Beast iienbenr & wer = ioe Fk erat at ad sa ark G Saree “ovine S. wise Oona 2a at Beuine f-——-4 Rice misma ys X Beige A - Keless, Sa” SOS puesk Wks 955 Moaiantnce 3s" 8 Rebs Teer ae aa “chistes Setees RUCTION BALE OF GOOR HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, AT Eo. BICKERTON'S BALESROOMS. 220 AND 2 AVENUE. on Gat: the 1ith, at 10:3) # iron ery, Ginse and other useful articlen. FD Bickerton, Avctionser ‘Tinees- HANFORD Roatract Eee ein esa aa gee ttorne Emit. 3 BRANDT, lawyer, ab ‘ind farm or Lumb ROSEMAN & JON NEON. Attorneve ot at mal injury caece cals. fle bt block. Beattie Philip Tworoger, @@ Oriental Block W. ii Meritt New York Bix WT. Beott 4 Marion Bik 5G. Comba, 73) Nw York Bik. T_ It. Cann, @2 Oriental Block, A ime Banke. PUGET BOT. RATE ) THB CANAD' rie toa NK OF COM. Bd. tal be! Ez Bee: trust business ease it housekeep! ‘ootnm, nice: furnished: 1 Columbia. furnished housekeeping rooms, clowe Pia ne Columbia" see it or Sale or Exchange. Seatile and Bal sell cheap ar, tt “trade <. at Bekins avenue Dressmaking. CORTUMENS by day: expert cutter rk designer. Phone Red 6, afte 12 aaa . Sage a “ pr, Bait, "eRe Oculist, Auriet, z= “St | —___Satereaton: AR HE eta Matin aati ou caer Fe on age! Bi Talk to an WI IS LOOKING FOR WHAT LOOKING In These olumns (The Moral YOUR AD OVER 3 SMALL; THE WE TAKE THE COST Phones Patent Attorney. ADAMA ES WROGKS remmteret Aitor neys. F % Beattte Washington, Hs-kie Bie Dida Ph Pops eke viene Beran, to ance mostly sider Ia i ro) water for irrt gation, roe ed houne, sev eral outbuildings, large bearing or chard, price. including and chickens, 1.0 can on mortgage at low rate, W run “ ding between Beattie and t ree cleared Tara. large ‘bearing: e of about 1b acres on with lots of fish, trout bane res hear Beattie. about | Sunset Main 6060 (Independent 1153 Down Town Office RAGLEY’S DRUG STORE Second and Pike ; fine bearing orchard, N & ARNELL, umbia St Kennedy Butiding. tod e A GOOD BUT—10 acres, nicely located. faetng good county road, close to echeo! and neighbors, between Seattle and Tacoma handy te ® te half rich second bet- tom; balance first class upland, all level; house, email barn, chicken houses, large yards: orchard, Cows and chickens go with place, $1.20. Terms RORERT MALTBY. M9-9-s21 Alaxka Building. PRER BXCU RSION Sunday tx solid free trains to C.D. Hiliman's Meadow Gardens Bee dis- play od —U gg ‘H-@ acres, ~ all level, mostly shot clay sett Srohard. sowall fratte, ¢roces owes ~ Half cash. ROBERT MALTRY, M9-e-92) Alasks Rallding. GOVERNMENT LANDS HOMESTEADS. FIMBER LAND® Waterfront farms on Sound. NELSON & CO. BS Washington Bidg., M1 First ay. —1 ROBERT MALTBY, 19-920-871 Alaska Bullding. Wemcre tracts. Real close tn Fine view. Good soll. Only 6 blocks from car line. Grad- ed schools, storen, ete per tract. “Easy terms. *, cloe to Lake Wash- H. This is much low market value. Set ting an estate on the new Interur ban car line north of Bal- lara nd nearly cleared. Lies level. Surveyed and Sinsed Inte Gears’ trects Must have money at once, 80 will sell cheap. This will bring you quick returns and is a money maker, ® acre PETTIT & SON, Arcade Buliding. 3319 Becond Ave. adjoining smal) few minutes walk from stores, postoffice and good school, Ail nearly level and good soil; slashed and burned al years ago, easily cleared ROBBER — HAVE You erett rods from car Hi level and rich dark loam goll, most of It haw been used for pasture for several years, and would be very easily cleared, Just a little cash down, and easy monthly ments secures of these tracts. ROBERT MALTS 919-920-021 Alaska Bul FREE WXCURSION. 1 1 free traina to C. D. 18 Meadow Gardens. See dis FIVE-ACKA TRACTS AT OLD- TIME PRICES. 650—For five acres of nice level land « mile from Riverton. Very easy to clear and only 4 minutes’ the city me, 100 cash, ICHOLS. Room % Union Blovk. $46 BUYS 19 acres wil lovel, hall alder ple, 1M miles from one of the n the valley, $106 cash, OBERT MALTBY, To-ah Alanke Building. RICH BARGAINS Bi_Two fine level acres of good rich alder and, near cur graded ory EA # minutes’ ride to Plo- {ont excel Ider land, walk. 7 nee of ont, with sidewall most ‘ot fhe re ving Gistanen of Jone a th aay ee Spe rarercepomecse ral pa a HE the a 5 D\ Tr ral om { New Interurban ‘a: Cre ts lhe YOU HAVE TO 8E EATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. to, 1 AT BALLARD | H. O'Donnell came to Batlard ott Thursday with the he said, He wound 4 Friday for ening being en O' Donne scromma two worthies, Arth and Id, Nolan, who were the same condition vet and as inne Hallard a Third, and the » two men were O'Donnell, and ceived ¥ he wtart run, When too much for he had re ugh the her wait Ta Plain.) THE PHONE. FIT GREAT. gh ore otis t-nere tenets pich land on Lake McAleer, six prites north of Beattle, The new Beattle-Bverett Interurban 1 DINKOTLY THROUGH THESE TRACTS, The new Interurban will be running in leas than one year, As soon as the first cor runs all property along it will INCREASK IN VALUE FROM TWO TO THRER FOLD. Peo: who bought land along the Heattlc-Tacoma Interurban be fore Ite completion have doubl #4 and trebled their money since Acreage for Sale, Those who buy land along the Beattie-Kverett Interurts will double and treble their money in the next two years Are you going to be one of PACKH RANCH y will you have a good in nt in a Lake MeAleer & acre tract, but you will have vod home almost from the start. The land i of the very richest and Is ideal for frult and A, ROBINSON. @7 Alaska Building Vegetables. It Is also a fine place to raise chickens, For all of your produce you can, at ail times find @ ready market, at good prices in Beattie or Ever ett. You will easily reach both towns by the Interurban. fome of these tracts are almost tree from timber and would re- trees, iby ai delivery Look thie up | iT Norman. | u quire very little Glearing; others have enough timber on them to Indep. A ss SALT WATER PRONTA: me ACHES, near Pt. Gambie, dat Beattic boats, A rare offering; ric land; some Umber ittace; | pay for them. There ie 6 mill on Lake McAleer which would be a ready purchaser for the tim- mareh that could ber. Hivation. A sand Ruy land, buy good land, buy it now and you will never regret it. “chtant ras SOMERS COMPANY, | 1-2 Alaska Bide We are selling these beautiful tracts on terms of B60 down and 110.0 per month. Let us tell you more about it Lie SECURITY #AV 8 & BATE DEPOSIT CO. Main 7; Ind. S772 155 Seneca ., Lumber Exchange Bidg. DETROM Hore: ome th. a tee, Be, Te. For Sale—Real Estate " 1.10, A Genuine Bargain-6 roome, Broad. way and Pike. oat LOTS ON CAR LIND. es New York Diock. Fine level lots, right on car line and on the Speedway; $99.00 ne COMPLETE FOUR-ROOM HOUSE $1.20 EKASY TERMS. Modern four-room cottage, bath room. ntry, basement, electric lights. ine corner lot Wai, near car frult, small house in rear good buy YOUR OWN TERMS. This property will double tn value within the next two years, PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE IT WILL Gnow, a ONLY Te) Denny Hill come san.60 Ow Bargain—T w half cash ves t GEO. W. DUNLAP, OWNER, ROE F. MEA M. im. 21 “House and Lot Only $625 for this amount, Le 20K % Unie 713 Int Ave, Phone John lace for just place for Jus TF {ROOMS NiBw TOO CAR, ay MINUTES Call Today. M. B CRANE & Co, Inc. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE DOUGLAS ROSS. _____BRIKSON BUILDING, _For Sale Cheap By Owner, o acreage-6-r¢ 110-713 Alaska Buliding, Tel, Main 204; Ind. for lots or plantered ake to Valentine tation GOING AWAY-—Owing to death in family will take $80 for my 7M-acre . with new story house, Jer ows, 40 laying hens, horse and ey; it comt me over $1,800; If mold © $800 rms of $2 down and $10 per mo Bee Mr amali A very ONLY him and just before widewalk he sitpped Inet a fruit stand, th about $20 worth of fruit on the ik. The fruit vender then ed upon him, and had it not the timely arrival of Of there a no telling what me of O'Donnell * war ina bad co " took bir [lard aln't so eamy to clean after all, Secretly Probe The Standard Oil 10.—Dr. BD. Brown, 8. D Hawes, special bureau of have opened CHICAGO, Nov Durand, Herbert D. Schindler and F. L. investigators for the commerce and labor headquarters tm this an investigation about which se crecy is maintained, It is rumored that the Standard Oil's relations with the raliroads is the subject of the investigation, and it is said there will be an investigation of the al leged attempt to pack the rate convention TeTTT TTT Ter TST NEW YORK, Prince Louts and entertained at Governor's island today, be ing guests of General Grant After lunch the guests were given a reception at the Brook- lyn navy yard by Admiral Coghlan Tonight the party will at- tend the navy alumni dinner Tomorrow will be spent at West Point Nov. 10 party were luncheon at aeeeeeeneeeaeeee “Sette eee eee ee eee ee | Using the b & highwayman, Thursday 7 o'clock, held up J. 1. Crane, wait- er, Boulevard restaurant, Pike street, at the point ao iatol and took $5 away from him. The thief made his escape and the police have ho cle a ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 10.—It ia reported that the “Black Hun~ dred” \s planning @ great massacre of Jews and intellectuals for Sat- urday night. It is said that all the Jews’ houses have been marked with crosses. night at HONGKONG Nov. 10.-—The trou- ble at Lienchow is spreading, and the villagers are arming. __Real_Estste—Continved, ne ee Me ee ae ee MOE . wtreete id for, of ot, Buys this property Price $2,000.00 GUION & CO, INC, y. Forester, Mj Heal iatate a" PELL LLL teri DE ee He ne ee MMMM MMMM MMMM MM MMMM MM TIT Titi tit iit Oe HO ee HOWARD I. LEWIS & CO, 1&2 HALLER BLOCK, Established 1880. Phones—Main 298; Ind, 1642. Large lot on Federal Ave ¥ Prospect, Can make good terms An ideal location for @ home. al lots on Sth Ave ‘Terma. $1050—The cheapest near Pike Bt lot on %th 40x10; east wide. Ave Lindblom; take new Renton ear to Du: wamish bridge, inquire at new store one block east of bridge. tf GUION & ¢ ore DDITION owing ke : Olympi room house, chicken 60; are dedica If you want i Hi sbite! W ment, 8. FOR SALI 20 ft. frontage on new Fremont Ci Line, level, ed, city water, one k to school, Owner, Room 9, id Phon: 16 two houses left for sale out of in 12 months in Southeast Beatt wh and $12.00 per month will buy «fh room or a b-room he a 8. any 16 minutes ride All withie Woodlan Ct . bit" water and aft now 4-ROOM house, per month, lot; $8 cash, “4 Teed i feea, 4 fm EXCURBT old free tral eadow Garde Sunday # Henna More new public bulldd other, and more other impr An opportunity, to doub ‘a $0 TO $ OFFICE and _salesm: Green Lake to Fiftieth St fee at Southwest Corner,of Woodli for ent eee ADDITION, on 6 ‘ga iniee * rt Ban’ gdioin dpe ; Be Hoof #0. Union. block. Bremer, Racha Uition blocky ore balagee & monte ed ur money qui YOUR OWN en on the grounda. GUION & COMPANY, INC, OO iS iden ie 2OMPANY, INC. WOODLAND PARK and four more at WOODLAWN ted to use and benofit ie Park, of the "Rainier Park and Fountain Park, n the limits of dTerrace Addition this part of the elty than for aay * ky, ‘THRMS. Phono North 224, and Woodlawn Station, West to of and Park, \gimnae ae on" Dept. e elty to conduct} recent | ed te BBs xesn: No, THE ANGELS OF HESTER STREET MARLON 10 YORK—This vrEwW by nY prelude The lead pencil trast will &ectar ith usual handsome dividend at (he clone of the year The business of the increasing Three New York mayorality didates are running on platform constructed especially for the bet nt of conditions of, the plain whivky trust ip term, ngress will discuss the {mimi «ration question this winter The tenement commission will hold its regular monthly meet ing The health department ite investigation into the the great white plague, R suicide But perhaps that's enough prelude. Hestor street continues | causes of of on the lowest Side, 1s one of the darkest str in that area it fi square miles, where a million people jstruggle for life me win wear do not. The family of Otto] There wlio failed on Second |. There was Otto, his wife and! Mothers’ Aid society me angelic |five children, all girls. With the| women have left their pleasant heeband whisky served as a selfish | homes and have built and maintain purposes when wrotchedness and!ed this haven for litte girls whose poverty crowded the mind. The! mothers are forced to work during two joined forces and Otto became | the day, throwing the maternal re- }iusane. Then he died sponsibilities upon the eldest of the The widow continu | flock of children. A home and 40 cents a day, sewing seams in| school for the little mothers. One men's shirts, It was plecework.|of the angels happened to see Emily Forty cents a dozen, One thousand! Rosalio sitting on the stoop of the sitches to the shirt. Twelve shirts| Hester street tenement rocking the a day baby. Why are asked the ang Emily told why. Then the angel gathered all the Rosalio children |under her wing and took them to the wonderful house in Second avenue, where everything is clean and sweet, where other angels are | busy scrubbing a hundred dirty lit- tle mothers, and their bables are filling their stomachs with good fcod The wonderful. house cares for 500 little mothers every week in the year, It bas cooking schools, sew- ing classes and a!l manner of other departments where girls can go and jlearn what is required of big mothers 80 when the consumptive woman coughed for the last time, two of her Gaughters, Emily and Rosa, knew how the home might be managed about as well as the mother had. Emily, a gazelle, with a lioness’ heart, determined to bold her little family together. During her moth- r’s iliness she had found work in the factory of the lead pencil trust. She could pack thousands of pencils boxes a day, and she earned 4 & week. Emily began to cough. Lead dust may have assieted the vitiated air of Hester street. The other day she died. Rosa, 11, the new little mother of the three sisters, clung to the baby when the neighbor women came flocking to the tenement home that the children had maintained for several months. A LITTLE MOTHER. Then the angels learned the truth, > | the awful truth, that pride ‘in tho Vile smolis chase away any stray | children had kept shielded from fust of fresh air that might reach| them. Good homes have been found Hester street. Two rooms in one for little Mother Rosa and her of the big beehives are enough for| brood. They are in good hands iy widow, with five children, to/ now. pay rent for. Rooms that have win-| This is the story of two little dows to the light and air cost more! mothers of Hester street. money. Mrs. Rosalio developed] As I said before, the angels care consumption. It was what they call) for 500 like them every week. on the East Side the “galloping con”| The lead pencil trust, the whisky variety—the best kind, because {t| trust-—— doesn't keep one coughing for years.!’ READ IT AGAIN! DRUG FIEND IS): MURDERER (CUety enon saquog 4a) DAYTON, 0., Nov. 10.— is a God-blewsed Institution enue called the Little to make you not in school?” small whites, $3.85; whites, ; bayo beans, $4.0): = $1.0; parsnips, per sack, 0; carrots, per sack. Tée; turnij per enck. Gc: lettuce, per box. noe fauliflower, per dos, $1.00; s rile. choice whi ae on . equas! ; pumpkin, per Ib, Te. cabl per ib, le; tomatoes, per box, Gukes. ‘per ‘dos. logic: corn. per dom, ‘ yellow tomatoes, per Ib, 30; © Dr. Oliver plant. per Ib, 3c; celer: Peper Gi Haugh, accused of murdering his pew er onions, per Ib, tee onions, per sack, “tec, cucumbers per doi Kime potatoes, ton, S17Q18; cranberries, per abi father, mother and brother on last Sunday, was arraigned this morn- ing, pleaded not guilty and was re- manded for further hearing. Dr. Hough has been addicted to Fencta figs the use of drugs. Inger, Per 20%. Detectives are visiting Lorraina, | thee per'iex. ie @hiwe became Toledo, Chicago and Milwaukee! bunch, $2.0; east of mountain | seeking evidence. ores 5 eatives, box, It is expected that the officials - will charge Dr. Haugh with at least nine murders. It is alleged that Haugh made bis earlier victims drug friends and then slowly poisoned them. Hough said today. have killed them a blank.” Bn ; fancy a page ‘quines: <7 é box, $06: Cas pea tm, per box, Pas erapes, ; Concords, 10-Ib vs eaices Sultana srapem, per crate, $1. ae doa, gh | sia; sack. Rative per’ crate, crate, $1.26; Blac Hawaiian pineapples, £8; huckleberrtes. per hut, ‘per dos, Wee; Cal comb, 1c: hectarines, per box, pommegranites, per xox, 2.00. Butter and Cheese. n creamer: astern creamery, bric Eastern tub, per ‘Ib 18; ranch butte fise. Eastern cheese, twi “T might have when my mind bie de Minin tin india inane etal MYSTERIOUS, THIS. According to Capitol Hill citizens, a large protest against the franchise was circulated in that section of the city three weeks ago, but for some rea- son never reached the council Whether it was spirited away before it reached the council clerk, or was lost by him, ts not known, L@He; ern, so Sea per’ de eee teeter tees e 5 ee el Sugar. Dry granulated, ‘sucks, fruit granulated, . $5.60; beet per wack, $3.00; Pt Ber 10 I sacks, per Ber sack. 60; oder ; Extra C, per sack, Poultry. a chicken, p Fy, » Me: sprin, pe RRRRKKREKKKKRKENKH Offenders Indicted The grand jury returned six Indict- ments Thursday as follows: Er Mahoney, charged with mailing scone letiors to Miss Cora F Emporia, lak, oplon 10@16e; lve | mutton, Nght live sh $4.00 per e sheep, $4.00 per cwh: $6.25 per owt; live. veal, er cwt: live lambs, $2.25 f rabbits, per Ib, 10e. —_— ng orfental sitke, smuggling opium: jury will probably close its ‘riday afternoon Fire Destroys Wrecked Boat EUREKA, Cal, Nov. 10.—Fire last night destroyed what remained of the wrecked steamer St. Panl,| ¢ which went ashore at Point Gorda p early in October, if Captain Iverson, of the steamer . Mert 12.52, ae 12.67, erpool wheat elowed: Pasadena, reports this morning that when he passed the St. Paul early last evening she was ablaze from] | NEW YORK, Novi riem to stern, Stock quotation: Many thousands of dollars tn High, salvage is aboard the craft, and it] Amalgamated G is supposed some one of the wreck- Prot dest fap %. +, ing crew accidentally upset a kero- sene lamp. tet oan The vessel is now rapidly going to g 5 Steel, pieces, Atobingn, r THE MARKETS a Sen crates of Bx, Hines General, ‘Sties Sion 464,500 shares, iorted for The Star by ” Do Hopkins & Co. Dowsing Rm | 10.- rato trot ie Low Glos" Ww | Dee., § Kove ¢ Ka Sn ae, iat Miss: Pacific, 98 3~ WV