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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-25
ITS LIGHT IS FADING
ITS GLORY DIMMED

II IL we'll Tor science that aatron-
omtrH have pinned the new altar,
which flashed into such hriliiaueN.
Feb. 81 hrmly Co ia uaurc cushion
IN the bsN. Tor liza iisht iH fast pass
Ing away. and It's glory has been
dimmed
From the brightness ~ n first
magnitude star. the exotic stranger
iu PetaeuH has faded So "a iumlnafN
~ the nth magnitude And. az the
days Ke bY. its feeble rny HraWH
DINNER and DINNER. Ia position In
the heavens harder % point out. Ith
vaEHries more dirieult 90 study.
The little star VII soon Boz beyond
the paNef 81 the human eye 60 see
IL e continues TO decrease Tor few
weeks at ltF present rate Just rs
astronomer predicted itH fate viii
probably be that of other variable
stars that have startled the aeieu=
tito world Tor brief periods in the
past.
what caused It's sudden burst into
hrilllaueg four weeks ago. iH atlil
source of speculation. though new
~ ts generally believed that the
heavenly traveller Is wandering
about the sky, came into collision
with a mass Uf rHamie ur uvuuluuH
matter aud literally set ntr Go itself
Iut soun the fires burned low AMI
the star that ia now visible is but
a glowing cmhcr which soon Aiii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-25

utterly de out Al this. HByn AS
trunumy. harp ned about 90 years
ago. ana vet the earth has only just
found IL out. ow lug To the INFINITE
rpmutcuesa of tho star
Tho uncomfortable magnitude Of
the couuhHtation which has de
struycd this eelcHtlnl body uppnlla
the mind when ~ rs reduced w ng
ufes. The sum- which supplies the
earth with hcat ana light. be- over
500 600 Times ss large IN the world.
The now star IH also nun, but
many times az biz. and whom ~
caught tire 1t must have developed
into "a hotg % urbuluus matter mill
lions of times au large as itself. n
must be- borne ia mind too that the
celestial tragedy lasted only q Few
weeks
Tho heat Of such me ls beyond
any human power OF comprehension
Tho sun has been buuiHr aplut-
trfiug ball Of nre fur millions II
years. aud IL VIII take about Is
oo0 600 years more fnr II to become
q chHrred and blnCkpued coal hot
les heat aud uEht ia SUFFICIENT 10
warm system of planets many Of
which are hundreds of millions of
miles away. From this aume idea
may be- had 81 the awful furnace
this star must have been 10 burn up
In only few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-25
NELL Is AFTER
r. {. CUMMINGS
viii Not Permit Him 10 Play II
Social HghNayman.

James Scill. the head % the Nein
Company. which is now playing At
the Grand Opera house. ls hot on
the var path after Ralph b. cum
minEa. - DO has Just finished an en-
gaKement az that house. Mt Nslil
is usually "a most placid ana umiahle
gentleman, bat today he was IN an
indignant mood.
II Seems that prior to his depart
ure from the city SIR Cummings
made Some remarks II nature de-
rosatory 10 Mr. Nell and his com
pany IN the presence % Charles A.
ter Parker. AIR Seiits manager.
whom he did not know. This did
ing but the matter passed over and
nothing more said,
THIS morning however. Mr.. Seili
learned that the Cummings Com
panY Vas booked % pay a Social
HiKhwa ymau" IN Tacoma next sat.
urdnY night and the news added
greatly to his indignation. as Mr
Nell owns the western rights 10
tbs play and was planning 90 DO tho
piece IN Tacoma himself next week
IN order 60 protect himself Ar
Neill At once telrEfaphsd Miss Alice
kaussF. the agent who controls The
rights 70 the piHY nat she must
prevent the Cummings company
from using the niece lie also sir
"a Manager Ueiilg the proprietor Of
the Tacoma fneHtef. aHkiug him 81
prevent CumiuEa playing that par
ticular play ln Tacoma.
o. speaking ~ the matter thEa
morning Mr. Mem aaffs q have no
ili VIII toward Mr. Cummings. but
I DO not thiuk ha has acted very
nice y IA this matter He knew
I aFu sure that I vas 20 play a
Social Highway man IN Tacoma and
he most certainly knew that he had
no rtght "a use the play 80 All. for
~ has I am gwen 70 understand
received such Information from Misc
EHuaef. who has the renting u the
play. I am simply trying 10 pro.
fect a valuable piers 81 property
FOR which ] have paid a good deal
81 money. and you can rest assured
that shall see 70 it that Mr. Cum
minEs does got use ny property
'If he had come 20 me and asked
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M II. BUTTNEt. Attorney at
iaN. Advice free. suits prose-
cuted and defended ia all courts.
j. FEARS experience. Proceedings
IA bankruptcy Companies inCaf"
pufHtr1. Abstracts carefully vNs
mined. Collections made in al
parts u tho United states High
ct commercial and bank fsferen-
csn. tis Third avenue. opposite
fahlie Library Phone Man Ice.
J. = BALL. Jk.. Is Roxwell HioeH.
Ice Columbia st. above lat Ave
General practice in all the courts.
Damage Cases q Specially.
Moderate FraH =EauauIfutlua Free
Ten Years Active Practice
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
o. at law. Dexter Horton Rank I'D
"A + POSTER. Mutual Life hl1.
5fhunr Main a
} a KELiaGo. IS BAILEY building
MESs0S q AUST. e iiorion HIses.
" p. LAMBuTH. sos-b. Pacific blk
4 = MACDONALD. 800 burke ia
Reol. Palmer q Hfawn. Pioneer b..
b e coNoVEH. 40 Halter b5aR.
LYMAN D KNAPP b Hsller plag.
q WARD KENT. - Hurse bldg.
. = DOUGLAS % New York BIZ.
RICHARD osborn. sos-s. y. bk
y s LAN6LANp. sai Ssw Yofa bIk'
HORACE PETER. tis Ncw YORK. I'D
y y pARKER. ~ Pacific Hioek
ftEHHE y FER9Y $50 second.
II u MARTiN. lawyer = Boston *
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IRE WORK OF 4 WOMAN.

Yrs. ". J. =. Tyler. r. a Chicago
social leader. she has the records
cs the -Four Hundred at her fingers
ends; she knows all about dress: she
Is a. horne IN the drawing room; she
hrds pleasure in social hfe
And because OF a good Impulse. a
desire 20 be something more than a
butterfly. she Is about to quit her
beautiful home and FOR one year act
as mafrnn IN \ iodging house. situat-
90 in.the poorest par; Of The city. Its
object T. 70 provide temporary homes
fer women who are at the time out
e. employment.
Ehe viii see real suffering. She will
hear the stories ~ tired girls who
have neither homes nor hope. she
Will learn that human beings are ex-
pected to live and present bright
faces and active bodies on salaries
that would not keep a rich woman IN
gloves.
She wants 10 know all these things.
She warts TO discover II she. In her
position as a society leader. ~ re-
sponsible for any Of this misery. and.
n 20, how 70 undo the wrong. and
she has gone about her iuvestiga-
tion with a brave heart II believe
that Il + necessary 10 know people
before you can do them good" said
Mrs. Tyler. II IL very well 20 give
money. but you cannot stand mile
of and still be sister 70 a woman"
what a text for a sermon, There
Il the Law q life presented. Car
ried out TO It's complete conclusion
II means less sorrow. more true
friendship. II means a breaking
down Of the barrier that separates
the poor and the rich, and much
more happiness for all.
Every step taken BY Mrs. Tyler
and women OF her kind Is a forward
movement for humanity.
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Rev. J. r. =. Llwyd. pastor 81 81.
Marks church. iesfuFed az thH T ~.
&. \ YESTERDAY afternoon. ct meet
Ing fer men only. taking for hia sub
jaet. The Church and Her Critics. "
TIE speaker said. in part. Generally
We uudsrstanf by tn church. q great
body ~ baptized believers in Christ.
We also Esd ker a target n crit
lelan. A. crfeiriEm IA usually the
source % Improvement pointing out
errors and indicating defects, the
church has no fault 90 find with her
critics on that score
DR. Liwyd pointed out that a
church "A not a dogma. IDLE doctrine.
or 6 system. but & ia n lige. and the
church e simply an organization -
that hfe.
THE church" said he. expects %
BE- criticised By the standard ~
Christ. and not by the disprep9rti0n-
ate conception ~ her mission. Eel
iou xhip u the fundamental principle
Of Christianity. hut that fellowship
has many phases u develop ard
many degrees 81 relative perfection.
A glance over the history af the
church reveals that 70 ~ n source ~
enlightenment and progress 70 the
human race"
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sToRAoE IND MAREhousE.
TAiLoRs.

AoS-S-l0 Occidental av.. household
goods ete Jacobs, Trenholme q Co
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erYtlcIAne AND sURoEoNs.

DIX Van DYKE. diseases ~ wo-
men. chronic diseases. Wahh. bldg.
DR. FLEIEcnEK. diseases 81 men
and women. specially surgery. 1Jl.
z0z 2lG 2ts Warrington BLOCK
DIR. HfNKIE. ai-ziz Mutual Lifo
bldg Tel White bgs. res Bun stl.
DIR MILES CO. Bailey bid. Te. Main
as. res 1920 lth. Tel Green so
DH ANNIE RUSSELL. S Hiuckicy
DH FALK -5s-7s starr BOYD bldg.
Tel Black SO res. Green i6ai.
On D.. J.. HfCKFORD. surgery.
Diseases - women. Mutual Life.
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MEN VINO LACK SAND. .


'Thirty-five today and a failure.
Good-by." wrote w. II. Mobiey. at
Palestine. Tex.
Then he swallowed a large dose OF
morphine and got out Of this world
very peacefully, leaving many
friends 10 mourn.
What a fool He had a fair stock
Of health. was well educated, and
pronounced himself a failure at a
time OF life when he couldn't pos
sibly know what the future had In
store. At IS a man IL just beginning
20 learn how TO live. The future IL
before him. IL will be what ne
makes II. II II full Of opportunities
but only keen men may grasp them.
IT may be well 10 walt for FORTUNE to
knock at your door. but # is much
better 10 rap repeatedly on Fortunes
door.
Mr.. Mobley lacked sand. A few
rebufs looked like defeats. He
thought he had burdens and failed
20 see that shoulders were made to
support them. He brooded over hts
own troubles instead Of occasionally
thinking Of the greater misfortuncs
CT others.
When man at IS decides that he
~ failure, the chances are that the
world Will be better or without him.
Men like Aobley should read about
George Burns, 10, a veteran Of the
Civil war. He has a silver plate In
the top Of his skull, lost five ribs and
q portion Of his right thigh bone, has
had both legs broken in two places,
and both elbow joints are missing.
There Is bullet In his breast bone.
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THE VICTORIAN
SAILS NORTH

nadwoll q Co.'S steamer Victorian,
Capt Roberts. sailed FOR SkaEWHy
and way ports last night With zla
passengers. the largest number TAX.
en- north az one time this year. fhir-
q 81 the passengers are being sent
north hy W. l. flauus a Co. This
concern has a contract 90 transport
and reconstruct four Cr five river
steamers from Fort WrauEcl to
White Horse. These steamers viii
be run In conjunction With the
White Pass q Yukon railway.
About twenty ~ the HISTORIANS
Seattle passengers are bound for the
Interior. Among these are II. Ier-
ries. a prominent klondike opera
tor. who ls taking a party of four I'm
To his mines.
Mrs. pe Succa. owner % the sknE-
way Alaskan. and her daughter.
Miss ne Succa. took passtse for
skngway
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and he has but one eye, All af his
wounds trouble him az times. lie g.
a shattered hulk. and Set be Is ehset-
ful "A far a. possible he keeps his
mind on his AFFECTIONS and tries 60
be 81 use 10 his fellow men. lie
doesn't feel that he ia a failure now
or that he ever Will be "a failure.
This crippled veteran Is Twins
rehuke 10 the winners, The man
who has health has overythinE II
he dies by his own hand he Is q
coward
II takes courage Go live, and
mighty little Of 1t. - times, to die.
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a POWELL

AAtnF MENH Tor fAAknfl-
+. o. address rooms 4 to ) DexEr
Horton Bank building. Seattle. Klrg
County, Washington
Date OF first publication. Fstrz-
AIRY 25fh. 1901.
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sEGTTEE TAILORING %, 40 isl
a. IL. ANDERSON. 6i4la Second av.
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We manufacture gu Kinds u g.
Vah covered Home blankets r.. - -
huaa ~ horses at all kinds Of pfies.
Al kinds ~ people buy them -
tic Tent snf Awning Co. wbsis.ai'
magafzcturefs Hzrl1n ara 49,
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RUBBER STAMPS.

DON'T BUY until you see our list
u. W nenick = Co. oil sie Rafle.s
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LEGAL NOTICES.


II THE SUPERIOR COUPT -
the State Of Waahiurton- L. 80
for the County 81 King rrass-
lex 81. Graham. plaintiff. -. IT,.
Francis Trudeau, defendant <.
sis51. Summons b. publicafsos
The State Of WashinEton. "a -.
said Merle Francis Trudeau, defs51.
ant:
You are hereby summoned Ia A..
pear within sixty days after Il.
Gate Of the FIRST publication =
this summons. to-wil. within ~,
days after the 18th day Of Febrssrs
1901. and defend the above enflfss<
action in the above entitled eosr
and answer the complaint Of -
plaintiff. and serve a copy Of Va.
answer upon the underRiguea =.
t0rneEs for plaintiff. az their CO.,
below stated. and In case Of yea,
failure 80 TO do judgment wi :
rendered against you according e
the demand q the complaint. Ekies
has been Gled with the clerk q ~.
court.
The object Of this action il 20 a.
tain decree adtuaglng that tire 4.
PENDANT Merle Francis Truteaa hss
no right title or interest in and L
the lands hereinafter described. q
any part thereof. and that N
plaintiff In the owner Of the kaze
and all Of Il in fec. and 10 have
guardian ad litem appointed to rep
resent eaid defendant in this actin.
and TO have appointed a trustee 4
carry out a decree Of the court az
To convey any interest o. the al
defendant in said lands 70 the plals-
tin IN this action. and FOR s1ek est-
er and further relief as 10 the corr
may seem cquita bic In the pfsnlsex
The lands above mentioned sr
deEcrib bed as follows. Lots ere q
and two 90 In block eleven I'D &
Walls Waila addition TO the CIR
Of Seattle. ia King County. state <
Washington.
PETERS a. POWELL
Attorneys FOR Platntl-
p o. address rooms 4 to 5 Dsrssr
Horton Bank building, Seattle. Klrg
County. Washington
Date OF first publication. Fssrs-
AIRY 25th. 1901.
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Dropped Dead.

Lilly Charlton. tolorrd. aged about
a. dropped dead near che foot OF
Marion street last night She resid-
ed IN lodging house az the corner
Of Fourth avenue south ana jack
son street Death Was due to heart
disease. Deputy Coroner 1Htrum
had the body moved Co uuttorWorth
a sons morEue.
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- THE SUPERIOR CoUPT ~
the state II Washington, ia a.
for the County Of King. Freds~.
lex 81. Graham. plaintiff. -. ~.
Francis Trudeau. defendant II
=. ~. a.. l..-.-...--- - ....---l- -
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ASK ros MS cRIptsrlAls.

Thc other day fine.loeking man
appeared in New York home and
began paying court 90 the daughter
she had met him at a reception, ard
he pleased her. lie was kind 10 the
cid folks. courteous. a model lover
and in a few weeks a marriage TOOK
place. Not a question VAS asked.
All believed What he told thems Al
cr the marriage Il vas discovered
that he was higamist half a dozen
times repeated. and rs thorough
scoundrcl as ever graced prison
Result. \ family disgraeed and a
girls heart broken. all for the LACK
OF a little precsutiou.
u would almost seem that people
like to be fooled.
Aionno Whitman Is an inmate 81
prison. lie took Duluth BY storm.
Travelled On his appearance. Tie
locked like a solid, prosperous eusi-
ness man. lie talked like one. tie
lied hundred times day, AID
everybody believed Ia him. and no.
body inquired. He joined clubs,
found homes oren 20 him. was sent
Go the state senate, married a mil
lionalre's daughter and robbed her
Of her marriage portion.
Then somebody inquired and found
that the public had been deceived BY
a race-traek sw!ndicr Who had a
prison record.
The usual result; A family disgrac-
ed and a womaa'a heart broken.
over-eonadencc has blasted many
lives.
When a young man begins 10 pay
serious attentions % your daughter.
IL Is your DUTY to learn something
about him. II Is not enough that
NJ dresses well and talks well, and
appears 70 be Industrious. The
young man. even Y he Is q compare
tive stranger "a n city. Who Is In a
position 70 make love to young
woman. Is able TO show come certif-
cate az character Ask him FOR t..
show at least as much prudence In A
matter OF matrimony as you would
IN buying a horse.
II the candidate for any position.
from Office hoy 20 becoming your
son-in-iaw. IL sincere. b invites In
spcction. II he objects 70 inspec-
zion. yon don't want him. and the
young lady in the case can better
afford 70 shed a few tears now than
buckets Of brine after an nl-advised
rs.arrinnA
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Mar o. 10. 70 -. -. 20. April 1. 3. IA.
II. .. 20. May 4
For Alaska Cottage city. Mar. A.
80. Apr ln. aa May 10 Senator Mar
l. fl. 20. Apr H. go. AK. Maj o,
81 Apr o. 20 State Of California.
MHy 8 city Of Topeka, May H..
Ticket once atH first Ave, sesfHs
n Talbot. 0ommH set e. a hltiaf ASH
ueulAft ocean naet tuattla aeaiail
Irftlus A co. ten. Artt HHH hfauelr'n
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ta borrow the play I should have
been glad Ia have loaned IL 60 him.
/ have loaned my pieces Co Sit.
Frawlcy and have borrowed plays
FROM him. but Cummings simply
announced that he 10 going 20 u1r
my property NJ there lH any lAw
IN this country he viii do nothing Of
the sort
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SPECIAL attention gleeu - the or
guHlzatiou and Incorporating u
new taWuanirH. mining. Oh or
commercial
We have q rtit edge invest mcut re
qulfInE from 60 Dea 10 81. 900.
Partner wanted ip an established
ana profitable mercantile business.
PAYNE fSNEfTHE&T co.
"a Burke HuIiainE.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS % loan
on real estate ia Seattle IN sums
81 500 to $4,000. Geffna -Ameri=
can Investment Co. &C. Third ave.
TO LOAN Private money az low
rate 81 interest, Grali. Damus 4
Osrer 100 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
riran s Eshrlman Mufuai Life hid
OLYMPIC OIL co. r. HHiirr ~ =
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DYEIno 40 cIEAMINo.
ELGcrRIcAL MACHINERY.


EHIcKsoS 4 WYMAS co. mann
fHrtura and repair electrical up=
nLILlua La M.-I L.. MLIn -
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The Fremont church congregation
dedicated by appropriate services
yesterday their new edlfce.
The ceremonies were conducted by
Rev. VIM. r. Randall In the morn
ing. Beautiful mEaic was furnished
By the church choir.
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WE have u choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores IN all parts OF the city. Ger
man. American Investment Co.. Sl3
Third avenue.
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". n. PETER & CO, Ballard
wash. viii sell YOU an interest in
single mill. sS000. Rest paying in
vestment on Sound. Also acre
tracts In city limits and cheap
building lots on installments. See
Peter before YOU die.
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ron Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. 90
HfT t.HH4Ha EH..N
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JUNK.

SEATTLE JUNK CO. pays highest
cash prices. prompt attention. 1903
Western ave. Phone Main ca.
ALASKA Junk Co. pays highest
prices. prompt returns. No. iii
Western avenue Tel PIKE iia
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A small garden viii save you many
dollars and will furnish much nm
er vegetables than you can buy.
Green Lake lots and acre tracts.
$40 and upwards. J. Wallingford.
owner. - Roxweil block.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

g DANCfNd LESSONS - $3.50
Ladies' aud gentlemen Joining our
opening classes for beginners now,
Monday and Friday evenings at
8 30. Guarantee waltz. 2-step and
all the latest ball room dances.
Extremely low rate for gentlemen
who can take lessons az once
Exclusive private lessons daily at
Wilson Dancing Academy, Ranke
block. Pike street. Circulars mail
ed free. Seattle's leading dancing
school
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TENTS, awnings flags. taf6salsse.
h1Hr. etc. Alaska oufatters h. -
eauvah goods. Goods made H. -. -
- by experts IT m0menfls -.
lice. aun1e 4 Erland. Fifsf -
jackson. "a
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MORTALITY RECORD.

Funeral services FOR Mlaa Mamie
Ia ROGUE y ere held yesterday from
the Church ~ our Lady OF Good
Help. Intermeut was at Calvary
cemetery.
Ehie y. Penches. aged a.. died
yesterday Mt her residence, 934
Twenty-sixth avenue south, from
consumption.
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ARCHITECTS.

a. TipENAND. a coiman block.
sirM auua q wslAsf. 50. y. y bik.
3. y HoUGHroN. ut-ii coiina.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape $3.50 month dye
Ing, repairing. 1907 3rd. Bun 1904.
prices FOR cast-on cloth
Ing Dave Taylor. 10 Starr Boyd bid
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THE First NATIONAL bank
OF EEATTIE

Paid up Capital $1,000
General banking business transacted
}. y. HuEe. g.. pres NJ. McMlek-
en-. vice prea.. l. Turner. cash. IT,
y parkhurBt. Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities ~ a. q. Europe
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NOTES. FuRNlsaeD ROOMS.


GRAND PACIFIC Hotel-iil5 First
ave-: house newly furnished. All
modern prices moderate.
Hotel savoy--Rooms Soc up. 62s LIST.
ERONsoN HOTEL. aQs First Ave.
CONKLfN HOUSE. me- 3rd ave.
MUNRO House. 2i2g First avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BIDS for telephone cross arms
The undersigned will receive bids
ut their office. 6i7 Pacific block.
until y. m. March 21st. on 5OOo
to 10000 telephone cross arms of
the following dimensions. Si.x4aN
y, nrst grade lumber: champhored
ana dressed 20 pattern with one
y hole for lag screw and ten IL
holes Tor pms same to be 70. b
cars Seattle. Seattle Automatic
Telephone Exchange Sompnnv
per Il. A. SFELEY, president
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