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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

- Bid. Ask.
Am, Brewing Association T-----Is 00 90
Commercial National Bankl225 90 t213 90
Houston l.. and 7. ..,llO7 90
Houston Drug Co........ i13O OO no 90
Houston Drilling and Sun
ply Co. ............., NJ m
Merchants National BankI1O5 90
Magnolia Park Co......,. TX ~
Mutual Building and Loanl - Wv
Association .. ....I 7no M
Planters and Mechanics wv w
National Bank .......'1O1 IN IN, M
Rockdale OIL Mill Col. iS0 M
South Texas National ''o w
Bank .................. i135 M (t.n zc
Sour Lake Springs Co. '95 ~
Southwestern Dry PlateI 90 w
20. ..,............ i1nE I'M
Texas Savings, Real Estote ''' w
and Investment Co. ok IN 40 N
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range OF prices at New York and
New orleans for the active months was
as follows:
New York Open. High. Low Close.
January .....S oS-09 Sis SOS s, 1915
New Orleans
January ..7 96-97 500 7. so s.O2It
March .,,.....S. 0l.06 S.11 S.O5 $. loll
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Comnarative Cotton statement.

New York, December 20.-Comparative
cotton statement for the week ending Fri
day, December 20:
Net receipts at all United States
ports during week ...........,., 2S9, Az
Net receipts at ali United States
ports during same week last year 265.el9
Total receipts 20 this date ..,..,. 4,2Io,HSl
Total receipts 10 same date last
UCar ........,.. .......,,,.... 4, 22i, 1853
Exports for the week ........... 105, S4A
Exports for same week last year. 1915
Total exports TO this date ...,.,,S 8, l0I, a45
Total exports TO same date last
year go, .'ss =. .,'..'.,. ,-,Nols 10
Stock al all United States ports. 0S6.757
Stock AT all United States ports
same time last year. ........ 9S6,5TS
stock at all interior towns. ...... 6S6,974
Stock at all interior towns same
time last year .............-... TG63S4
Stock az Liverpool ..,.,..,.,..,.. 62O,OOQ
Stock at Liverpool same time last
britain ''....,..'.... -, $4,000
Stock of American afloat for Great
Britain same time LAST year....s Sl4,0Oo
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New York Money.

New York December 20 Money on call
strong at Gao per cent; closing bid 10 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper S@5la per
cent, Sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers bills at 4 ,sG3sa4 S6A
for demand and at 4.s3464 s3ss for sixty
days. posted rates 4 Sl@4 siia and az
4 STi3; commercial bills 4 S2lA0l, 50. Bar
silver 55it Mexican dollars ABS Gov
eminent bonds Irregular; State bonds IN
active; railroad bonds Irregular.
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New York December 2O.-CoIee-Spot
Cordoya Ihal1. Futures closed steady ,
points higher ia points lower. Total
sales 1880 bags. December $50; Ianu-
airy G.G0d6 So; February GO; March
g. 7JIG 50. April e. ~; May COS; Septem-
her 7.35; October 40.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago, December 2,;1,5a tcses-
creamefy 15d24; dairy l4a-%y ,ssS !
Firm: 9&@10%. Eggs-fsinrmfi ates~Bscslll
New York. December IHirhsTs state 2
3Si7 packages. Market hi lsn a mari Y
Pennsylvania 32@34; W osSS3s Il
SO: southern at mark 2S sa ,.ipouItry-l's y
ST. Louis, December trrks,s s. "
chickens Old ;; young .; I .a,n rsls''
sal: geese sal. rTIas,aes-Steady, K
2Od2516: dairy 13d2o ,ar sa0-Eggs-iS'
Kansas City, Deceinoe'
Or
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LIVERPOOL IMPROVED.
STRENGTH INDICATED
Figures Of the Into Sight Showed Shrink
aoe---Fluetuations Narrow but Stead
lily Upward-Spirit OF Bureau.
AT THE CLOSE:

Liverpool unchanged to t-64d higher.
New Sork, q to points higher
New Orleans, to 8 points higher.
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SUGAR.

New orleans. Deee 2 Wa; opeD y
Steady: open kettle : .dytr lgal gra'G.s
centrifugal 3k@Sahssjj oS sgp - yeilegs !
4IEd4H: whites 394aSSffssiasses-0pen
$%; So seconds md. , 2@S,Si ISsi. syr'P-s \
22d26 ,,hsr 2O--suiss,,ri
New York, Decen99e o.s2; csniTl "a,
steady; fair rehnlnss sugar s IS =
steady. .nr1s
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New Orleans wired; Since their last
circular Of November 3d. Newburser Is Levy
OF Grenada, Miss, have seen ct to reduce
their crop estimate OF 1o7lo.o0o to 1870.
GOO I'm arriving At this conclusion Texas,
the Indian Territory ana Oblahomn are all
lowed 2SOO.u0O: Mississippi. l25O.oUb;
Georgia. l.55oopo; Alabama, l3"oo2;
louisiana $4,000. Arkansas and Missouri.
10000. North Carolina and virginia. 400.
GEO, South Carolina. oao u". Tennessee,
$4,000 and Florida, 7oWo Tn sight for
week included minus correction OF iOWnT
Mt Galveston ana a pins correction OF 5000
AZ Augusta making a net minus correction
Of 5907 bales.
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COFFEE

Difference 4.soo 1a.7ls 7c.479 ......
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VI Reoeints a. ynIted 8tates P0rts.

Total ... 40.31S 2s0.lf7 4 gGG s2a 4,2lO,64I
Last year. AZ, III 265,959 A21U.344 .......
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SPOIS,
Liverpool, unchanged.
American side, unchanged.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Following are the clearings " the Hons.
ton hanks together with the amount OF in.
crease or decrease over last year:
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oorroN eEED PRUDO09~l

PRIME %TlnP crude 80; prime sl yellow ''
@ Sh9lSe and cake-Prlps 2Sto;yNcOttop g
New York, December ~
steady. -
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Following has been the movement at
twenty-nine interior towns with compar-
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

FOIIOWInC are The reCcIpTs OF cotton OY
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central ....... LOCO
international and Great Northern 400
Galveston. Harrisburg and san An. SIS
Texas and New Orleans ............. iJl
houston East and West Texas ...... GAG
Gulf. Colorado ana Santa Fe..,...... l,392
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass. ...... LILO
Missouri Kansas and Texas ........ l,~gS
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Total ............. ..,...........'.i l''
Stock al United States Ports

Stock this day ...........,........9S f,id7
Stock This day last week .........Ssi .l3i
ock this day last year .......... Hs6,llS
Excess ms season .............. 40
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tai sales Tor The day $50, 500 shares.
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Hauston Dailv Statement.
lston Comparative Statement.

Bales,
Gross receipts thus far this week. si5l2
Gross receipts ia days this season. LIB Us
Gross reccipts / 10 days l!OO10Ot. l. 4JS 81
Gross receipts no days 1S9g-19UO. Il .2SlOO3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

rsl Main 80. 10 james 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
WHY JAPS
WORK With
THE WHITES
Statement by President OF
Cooks and Walters
Union.

Seattle. Wash. Jan. =. 1901.
Editor Seattle Daily star.
Dear acknowledging the repeat
ed attacks made through the Seattle
press BY a restaurant keeper IN this
city charging the Cooks a Walters.
and Bakers and WaitreSsea unions.
Of working with Chinese and Japan
sse. and refusing 20 work with non
nnion white men. feel impelied. as
president Of the Cooks 8 Walters
Union 20 request the courtesy u your
paper to present fair answer. The
Cocks 4 Walters union. and also
the two other organizations men
rioned. are strongly opposed 70 ORR
entail Labor. Tho only japanese err
ri0yed in some union houses occupy
such positions as dishw ashera or
general roustabouts, and their work
- - hard and their pay 20 small 81
% 81 per week.. we union men have
not the gall 70 ask white men % do
this work And. Furthermore. n
white men happen. through sheer
necessity. to be doing that work. We
have never tried 10 compel them %
5oin any union
we have never refused 10 work
with any man employed In that cap
arity. whether q white nun-uui0n
man or A japanese. and az there f.
no Asiatic labor employed In any
other capacity in union house. the
charges are entirely erroneous and
should b branded a. such.
GEO. =. DE FRANCE.
1909 Ninth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
JAPS Will
FIGHT THE
OIL TRUST
They object to Me-. Rookie
feller's Billion Dol
lar Snap,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. tS.-Yok-
albania advlrea state that tho resis-
nation ~ Nlseouut General katsura.
Japanese minister 81 war has been
accepted, and Gen. kadamn, govern
or general 90 Fermess, win be- his
successor.
Japanese on companies are cousoi-
dating to establish "A new company
With lu million zen capital 90 nsht
the standard oil -. In tho japan
ese Hold. The negotiations ate he
ing conducted BY Asann Salghito,
president 90 the Toxic Kisen kaisher
steamship line. uaW operating be-
tween Japan and san Francisco.
Tire japanese Christians have dis
patched one Of their number 60 talss
funds ga Europe and America 20 start
q daily paper az their own,
Three hundred japanese rcaidenta
Ia thinnampu. 0ort8. has sent 10
deputatiou a. Toxic and applied 10
the foreign office Ter the dispatch OF
protection % the japanese residents.
a. there are signs - trouble among
the natives.
A famine Il reported among the
people along the eoast uf Tuuhie.
province 90 Hekkalda. owing % tha
many storms. It has been Impossible
10 import rice this winter. and the
people Arv living On potatoes and
beans. Of which they have a Hcanty
supply.
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Francisco. m YOU go there and ma
II Nou may have IT,
How HhnN know the church Pr
demanded Wright. brehtdl#salY
ztlN the note ur the hgiia. said the
pillow slip They plaY II II tat
aud sound libc the aouHa On the on
tafio a Western rukiueH
fba spoak. asa mot know thu numr
or the church but Il knew pretty
uaaHIX every thius elise
NuEht convinced the HeillnErtH
thaf the fortune was There wright
wuHtEH sVd hIa mothers farm to pay
the expenses ~ nsiinEef aud him.
self tn the Pacific oHHf. Tho treas
ufs seekers rpyut IHNa IN The ON.
tsrIa s. Western trtiaht wards learn
lHH tine sound of tHe eusiHe belle
Mrs BeUngrr received letter
from her husband sayiuE neither hr
uar Wrirht oauid recognize the
ghimea mono sounded HE the con-.
taHta & Western engines. and the
Euiaeu bubble had hufafsi tie hopes
af tha spouk thinkers aul furrpd
AIRS HeilnFrr Co sell huf hurHrH Go
prey Idle uvceHHaries during her huHr
bands absence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
THE PENALTY
OF IGNORANCE
Lack of Musical Education
Costs a Fortune.

MGDDLETOWS. y. y. Jan. Ia
Mail.-Mrs. 9. H.. HeiiinRcr complains
that her husbands Ignorance Of mu-
sic has cost her o fortune. Because
he cannot tell the chime Of one
church bell from another. he ia un-
able 20 find n church IN San Fran
cisco IN which the fortune was bur
led by p gentleman shortly before he
became % ghost
Airs HelluEer is tho most beautl-
fgl woman iu the United states, aa-
cgfdmg 20 iuri kjralfy Kiraify de-
sired her 10 go n Europe aH "a spe.
cimcn ~ American WomanhoOd. but
her husband objected.
~ don't mind YOU becoming n
spirituslist. however" said he. and
30 she accepted the inevitable and
became one. That la how shs got
acquainted with the spirit who bur
led the 8l95. G45 - shortly before he
Joined the gpooka.
4 medium named Wilson Wright
introduced the Hpa6k 70 her Mr..
Wright went 10 IL ghost exhibition
and there met Mrs Beiliuger'H
grandfather. who died many years
ago The grandfather WINS tnll and
white. lie looked more like pill
low slip than an ancestor. but he
tabled iu aepulehral voice
Years and years ago said tho
Fellowship grandfather. II buried
my fortune under "A church IN san
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18

FOR SALE. easy terms. so acres In
White River valley, all Improved.
me buildings. "a acres near Kent.
good buildings. improved. Neither
lands Mortgage Bank. Al6 Bailey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
GOING FOR
REINDEER
Lieut. Eartnoiff on His Nay
to Stosr.a.

Lieut. r. T. Berfhoin has ieft
Washington ON his trip 90 siberia
T. secure reindeer - stock the Sc
Lawrence Islands IN ERE Wegine sea.
The trtp uiil - made hv way - ST
FstershIrE. uefHhHIa IS iu posses
son ~ letters from the state De-
department. q the Russian govern.
meat hy whieh ~ viii receive pass
ports that wli insure safety au hts
trip through the country The rein
deer w.W te secured near Hara nknn
hay. the most nertheriy settlement
IN siberia About 80 head viii b.
obtained and taken aboard thr rev
enue cutter Rear. which wiu meet
Lieut.. Bcrfhoia a. fhfa point
Capt. Tuitie, - ths Bear. O. now
waiting orders in Seattle harhor ~
expects 20 saii for siberia ApriI 80
and reach hia destination near TIL
last ~ May.
Rev. sheldon Jackson wiit receive
the animals iu the name % the Unit
ed States. IL VAS at his Fugx,atiou
that the government made les first
reindeer experiment several years
ago.
Lieut.. BerthoiT ls not novice IN
arctic travelling. Several years ago
he accompanied Lieut. Jarvis IN his
celebrated overland voyage 10 the
relief ~ the arctic Whaiers who wers
icebound north ~ Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
MINES AND MINING.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Mining shares. that viii pay dlTi-
bends this summer. ~ interest IN
quartz claim II copper. gold ore
Tor cigar stand or small grocery
Or fruit Address VI. Gilmore,
Hnnfn 3 AhnafI Hnuan AnAffLe.
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MAY REMOVE HERE.

state Immigration Ascent ward f.
in receipt ~ a letter from r. Il.
Odel an attorney - Minneapolis.
who writes in the Interest " a mum
her ~ Norwegian citizens ~ Miu
nna0tn. IL appears that these pro-
pie prefer The Sig RHud country iu
which g. found colony. They ask
cation and general features ~ gey.
sfhment land IN this state Thtsr
reouic are unw ssllIrz their property
In the EAST ard they viii bring with
them sums varying from $50 a. s.
so. n they are satisfied with their
pros poets out here. they win prob
ably lmmigrate usxt summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

CITY WATER. s9e a month. better
than vel OF bucket. See Hepler
a son Columbia city for city
water service with 80 lots. cot
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against crout Bill.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. is.-The
national convention 81 livestock men
continued its opposition 10 the circuit
anti-oieomarRarine bin b. adopting
a memorial - the United States sen
ate asking that the measure be de-
feated. The memorial recites that
81 u the opinion ~ an association
composed Of i2S distinct associations.
representing a total capital Of $500. =
600. and that the members believe
the Cront bill w0usi ruin a great In
dustry and seriously cripple the live
afock Fufu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
DESPERAD0ES
IN THE TOLLS

LOGANsPoBT. Ind. Jan. fs-Tha
terror 81 Northern Indiana. Marvin
Kuhns. was captured last night at
Green Hiil. and II now In jali here.
The brother - Kuhus, who was re-
leased after the desperate made his
escape. was alsu taken. Yesterday
kuhns rs brother and a c0nfednr-
ate. stole a team near Plymouth and
started south. * Sheriff Marshall
and Marshal Cheney traced them %
Green Hlii, near utterheiu Here a
posse surrounded the house On which
the desperadaes were staying. and
at midnight made a rush. Marvin
WIS awake, however. and secured q
revolver. In the struggle. ~. \.
Volt and Lewis Hawkins ~ the posse
were wounded. Marvin KuhuF waa
finally taken after he received 4
slight wound lu the head. The
brother was also overpoweTcd. but
the confederate escaped by jumping
from a second story window.
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DoDwEII = LID.
ctr RATES err RATES.

T. Port Townsend ard Victoria.
Far. q reuta' HeFtha. - cents'
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TACOMA SHORT LINE

A movement Il on foot 20 eafah-
,ish Immediately the Tacoma short
line railway The company purEus-
IS "a a short time a. have the rssaa
we'll under way Yesterday after
noon artfctes Of Incorporation we've
fled with the county auditor. The
incorporates named are %. .. Cutd-
erf>@d. Harry 8. Bailow. Thomas Il
Garter and john : Scagle. Thds-
Il. Carter Was elac ted president
Ileadquarters viii be established At
Seattle and Tacoma. with stations
at Kent and Auburn.
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Tecauee they noticed ~ late that
fne had become particularly feua q
pickles. She admits ~ suddenly
creating an appetite for pickles. but
81 in love only with the place that
rarries the greatest variety and the
finest goods IN this line The com
mon srndea of bulk pickles usually
kept IN a grocery are not very Tempt
lag but at the deiicatessen depart
fnrnt ~ Corners cash grocery. you
viii find the finest variety Of
flesaza'a fancy bulk pickles obtain
sbie. German Dllia like your moth
o. made. Gpieed and Sour Pickles
fnat are perfect, and those sweet
rherkins sfe delicious. The Chow
Chow and Pearl White Onions are 80
tempting you aTe sure 10 carry away
trial order. The Mammoth Queen
Olives are a. fine as any Of the ex-
pcreve bottled goods at less than
bno- hn-f tlie price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
MUST FIGHT
IN COURTS OF
THE STATE
Gas Company Gives Up e
fort to Change Quo War
ranko Proceedings.

The gas company has decided that
Il will not be best 90 make any fur
Their Efforts to remove the quo war
ranto proceedings from the state
courts into tbs federal courts.
A note from Attorney General
Sgratton's Office was today served on
the attorney Of thu gas company 10
appear In the civil department. II
the superior court, Jan. Is. 10 sci
the case down for trial in that court
II Will most likely he heard b. Judke
He'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
DUKE WILL
HUNT DEER

NATCHEZ. Miss Jan is-The
Duke ~ Manchester and his friend
Lord iambart. have started for Lar.
gent. la. the plantation home 81 the
dukes erandmuther, Mrn. NfrAEa,
faF hik deer drive arranged by the
farmers % Concordia parish. The
dueut party expects To remain At
I.arEnnf for no MaNs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
osTEoPA7HY.
PATENT ATTORNEY.
PERSONAL.

Barnes q Co. IT'S starr Boyd bldg
2. L. ADAMS. drafting, Colman bid
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!. =. bali. Iit. Is itokaali BOOK.
iea Columbia tt. above 1T afs.
General practice 100 uii tie courts.
Damage tuHrt % fpHgiHlty.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice.
WI. II nu1rNLH. Attorney at
Law Advice free. suits prose-
euted and defended 10 ali courts.
n years experience. Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy Companies Moor
purHfad. Abstracts carefully sF-
HmiHaa Collections made Ia all
pHffn IF the limited FtataH High
Get commercial and bank frfeffn-
rsH fi8 Third avenue opposite
Public Library Phone Main 1000.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. COUNSEL
OF a. slas Dexter Horton Eahk bid
rlEHIfE = FERRY i5ia second.
) a KEtfe0G go iiaiIsY building.
oEo p AUST ,o1 NEW YORK BID
w y tAMBuTH 20t.t Pacific blk
a. = MACDONALD tos burke eld
Root. Palmer a Brown. Pioneer BID
.. = coNoVER sz-U Halter bidE
LYMAN z KNAPP. 10 Halter bidF
~ Z MARTIN 9 Boston niaeb
q WAND KEMP. tl3 burke bids
d > DOUGLAS b0s Nss York hlk
RICHARD osborn. 70s.s \ Y bk
y 3 LANGLAND. 5gl New York biz
HORACE PETER. sis New York bk
> > KEYEs si1 Mes Yark Hioek
FRIED u pETER8ON. i6suz Mu-
tuaI Life Bldg
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PLUMBING.
REAL ESTATE.

So LOTS CORNER
Brig street aud Jones avenue. Saim-
on Hay Road Add. TO Ballard. nne
level lots. terms
WHALLEY 4 EASTMAN.
md 6 Gilman nlnrL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
BOOKS ARE SATISFACTORY

Fxprrt accountant. r. y. Crnnf.
has inishs-4 his examination q the
books of the county clerks Office.
and reports all very satisfactory.
Mr.. Circuit. however. recommends the
adoption 81 the douhlg entry system.
and suggests that some % the books
be- reFfndeiad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing co.
clothes In shape 80 month. dye
Ing. repairing 1907 ard. Bur io0t
SEATTLE Tailoring Club suits
kent in order for $50 a month.
Basement Aihcmarlc. PIG Spring.
Tel Green 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
osTEoPATHY.

WAsHINGTOS Institute or osteo-
pathy third year ia Seattle over
n 600 treatments given. literature.
including complete report II tao
years work sent free on appil-
cation safe Deposit Bldg. Seattle.
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Go On The CITY OF EVERETT
EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 80 =. ~. - "a. and
E 3. "A.
Leave Everett SIS a. m. $50 and
f. p. m.
Three round trips daily except
sunday.
caimAn dock. Seattle Tel. Rcd al
Fare Zoe. round trip 81 %. FIRST
class meals served at ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
MRS. ROBBINS DEAD.

rzsssa has been received Of the
death al Los Angeles. Cal. Of Mrs.
Eliza J. HoBbins. formerly a resident
Of this city. She was - years Of
age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-18
AUcrioREERs.


NeW auction rooms a. t1zs Third
avenue Haiea twice week. send
your goods to- early
JOE MARTIN. Aurtianser
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OBJECTS TO
THE NEWS
which Is Sent Out Concern
ing Defeats.

LONDON. Jan. iS--The war ofsice
positively declines TO issue furf her
permits for newspaper correspond
ents in South Africa
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WHY FAY RENT when you can
own your own homef We will sell
you lot soyiib In size for $500 on
easy mohthly payments. BY pay
ing cash YOU can set a liberal dis
count and we can get you the
money 10 build with AT a low rate
OF interest. which can be- paid back
I'm monthly installnonts instead of
paying rent 10 "A landlord you are
paying for your own home. These
lots are only two blocks from the
car line In G !. Stones old home-
stead nt Fremont. Edwards 4
Stone, agents 81 Hinckley block.
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Denounce the Trusts.

KANSAS CITY, O.. Jan. IS At the
convention ~ the Westsru tmple-
mrnt and Vehicle Dealers associa-
tinu. resolutions were adopted point.
Ing cut the dangers Of trusts and
ursing congress 20 prevent q rvgu-
late such combinations.
ssaaasa o.
The best running watch - the
Louis kiodt Special" az Second
Furn rem0i~ted: made 20 look like
new q r. Urrr ISIS Third Avenue
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WE have choice list OF vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings, aud
stores in all parts of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. 5ia
TNird avenue.
VACANT lots in city and suburbs
at from $40 up. with terms. Clarke
a Lauer. sou First Ave
GREEN LAKE property u specially.
y. " WuilinEford. RoVwell bldg,
j, n, WEST 4 co. real estate. loans
and mining farm lands. invest
ments aud business chances 3l5-
ZIG Washington building, Seattle.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


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BANKS.

THE FIRST NATIONAL HASK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital aia0 Go
General banking business transacted
J y uoge. gr.. pres ~ Mc Chick
en-. vice pres. l., Turner. cash. r.
, Fafkhurst Asst. cash. Exchange
"a principal cities - ~ Europe