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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

A. l.. Anderson returned Saturday
| evening from trip to Ohio and other
eastern points.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

The Zoo at Cincinnati has sold four
antelopes for $1,000.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

During the past week the clerk of the
district court issued marriage licenses
+. A. Lang of Standish, Kan, and Miss
Annie Lewis of Bozeman; Edwin Eas.on
of Absorakee, Mont. and Miss Elan NJ
Southworth of Missouri; Frank NJ. Carr
of Manhattan and Miss Emma Hard
grove Of Helena.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

c. r. Brown who made the race for
commissioner for the republicans last
fall and who was one of the ones no:
elected, was in town from the Big Hole
basin a few days ago.
DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Orr came over
from Missoula last week and are on a
visit to Dillon friends.
Mrs. T. B. Craver Of Horse Prairie IS
| spending few days in town as the
| guest of Dillon friends.
Mrs. Frank Curtis Is visiting her SIS
ter. DR.. Lula B. Hamilton, of Red
Lodge.
The Zoo at Cincinnati has sold four
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

A new flag pole, 80 feet long was or
dered at the recent meeting of the Cit
council.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

John Todd was fined $50 and Clay
Williams $3.50 in Justice McPherson's
court. There was trouble at a dance in
Salesville last week in which the young
men participated, and it resulted in each
one bringing charges against the other
Each in turn was brought before the
judge and plead guilty. whereupon tho
fines We're assessed as above stated.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

Sheriff Fowler has again run out or
bOarders at his hosiery, the last man
leaving Sunday. He was the chap who
helped himself to monkey wrench and
other small tools used by the workmen
who are erecting the Mendenhall- Smith
block on Main street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20

Coyote bounty certificates We're issuec
this week to c. r. Lewis of Wisdom
who killed four. and Frank Shaffer OF
Argenta, who killed one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
ruaEER STRIKES THE KEYNOTE

Turner strikes the keynote Of the coming fight OF tho poo
re q the Northwest rierpent
NorFan and Jas Hn when he that fight for ndepen.
dence liberty.
Listen
which win
The q consolidation hut 70 the interests
speeous reasoning per-
nonop And nhne nonooy i, nv r,es .gnar-e 49, vnes
hy the denev oaerstns
when struggling maintain foothold has
seashness that
than he latter IN the
Besides y The facts were otherwise who there IN this country
that would hold his prosperity and eppness
hands Individuals an
from the his Ne inheredr
There fore Il there Be
II can bnna M a. destroy a measure ana ,ns or, ,h ,
erci.ea
such recognition foothoia win
material fortunes Of our luen.
hut WIN Be powerful IN IL ucuee
srnnnena functions win be because ahty
troll q viii and for its the Institutions
hshinE for themselves and their erty alone"
posed upburier and the beusfrtor
q ne Northwest And to certain his claims
cidentaiy for the building G
hut he aid doing things to
obtain thanks phanhroplst power
increased fortune Northern Pacific
the ground a ground opsr-
the Of the p ople
Now he himself has taken
tererts in the great Northwest hy
poaton companies q
n the ras' senstaesor good
him uaOnooas Who seeks
e make them tribute and subsequently
The o. the Northwest not submit %
ths rovernohlp Of nm or any other man
- the president Of railroad mn an
right A. active factor onpoc seizure the
transportation lines country not All reh,
and the opposition the
People = well all newspapers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21

Evening Service Pastoral svunhoyy
Messiah chorus with sol1a "a JI"ie
Nignt" chorus, "Ifnilstntsh Z. M. g.
slab quartet, "The Efrftdss
King solo, recltatlve ana a. gs,,,n
me Messiah. Comfort 10 " ps.nrte
tv,ery Faiisy Shall nc Exalted.f ~ W.
Aiiister sermon. why Jssiar p@at
lude. March Pontihcale" p'"'
81 the First Baptist church a.
y. y hoWermau pastor the f8llas.lpt
program Will be given.
MORNING. SERVICE.
organ voluntary: q8artette, "giarv
e God" duoft Miss Cove and Ma
zimmerman solo. lie was Desplard
Miss Cove sermon "'rhe Little ffhild "
EVENING SERVICE
Qnartetfe. cast TnY Burden on fbe
Lord solo. GLORY % Heavens Eternal
King. Hiss Emma Hunt solo. sThe
star 0f bethlehem" Prof Zimmerman I.
sermon, Mount Olinet. Not Upwards
A. the North Baptist church nev
LOUIS J. Sawyer, pastor, the following
services will be given
MORNING SERVICE.
voluntary "Batisfe." Mrs l. r.
griehton anthem. what Mean Those
Holy Voices y olfertofy Savior. Vow
the Day II UawnlnR anthem aya
Sleeping Plains ~ Bethlehem" anthem
"Out ~ Judah - q Rcepter' p0atIude
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem. Tail 70 the lords Anolnf
"a duet. .tdHten 70 the Angels song y
the Misses HidRway SOLO Holy Night.m
MIsa re Iaehaur anthem. 'G,lorv IL
God y The Highest. Dr. Leon Ridg.
way director.
AZ the Plymouth Congregational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21

Son Is Given. 7 40 .. m. spur.
Re0n."
The special musical program at the
Westminster Presbyterian church tom0r.
row Will be the following
MORNING
Christmas Carol No, ; 70 Victory
Listen TO the Wondrons story The
Prince Of rcace on This Night All
Nights EXcclllng
EVENING.
Christmas Carol No. 2 : From out the
starry Heavens Above 1lefhlehem
Bright Shines the Star Of Bethlehem.
Under the direction of Mrs. q. A. e.
Rochester accompanied. Mrs Frank y.
Black
Lane Street Presbyterian church
Rev james Thompson, pastor; a. M,
"The Fact Of Our Lords %atvlty More
Important Than the Dute" 80 D
M. special musical program.
Second Presbyterian church Rev ".
A Major, pastor m. Some Great
Purchases Through the Birth Of Christ [:
no p ~. "Peultrut" special appro.
priate music.
Calvary Presbyterian church Rev.
Donald Ross, pastor II q. m, address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
SUNDAY THEMES

Tomorrow win be celebrated generally
BY the churches Of Seattle as Christ
mas Sunday. A number u them, how.
ever observing the old English custom
will have their special exercises on
Christmas morning. Among the inter
sire the Epise0paiian and Catholic de.
nominations Most 81 the other down
town churches, with the exception Of
Plymouth Congregational, will have an.
pFopfiate exercises tomorrow spectai
attention VIII be given 70 musical feat.
mrea. Tine sermons will deal principally
With the story os Christ and his event.
ful birth.
May ~ the houses o. worship will
D. especially decorated for the ocra-
Hi1n. With flowers and shrubs the
ehHrehez VIII be made beautiful In praise
OF the savlor's birth.
Regular sunday Services
BELLS Of good tIdinas viii ring out
"pcace on Earth, Good VIII 70 Men"
At Tire First II. b. church. Rev Y
~. Randall pastor. besides the regular
service the following musical program
Will be rendered
Morning Service Organ voluntary
"Ghriatmaa SYMPHONY" Mrs. VI. Fl
judah chorus, with solos, Prepare ~
the Way" Grand Canon, Earth Maize
Noise" quartet, TIE Denm Tau-
6amus Mr.. IT. VI GFoHt. sololat: aef.
mon, THE Worlds Quest solo. TIE
4oiee Greatly The Messiah. Miss Brad.
lsys postiude. Ifiamphal March. Mira.
judah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
SCARCITY OF
KEROSENE OIL
Seattle May Have TO Spend Christ.
mas Eve without II

Seattle hHs coal Oh famine. The
dealers admit u. Kerosene either IN
bulk az caHcd, cannot be obtained
fur love er money.
why the scarcity exists cannot be
explained So far the price of the
article has not risen. hut u the
famine continues there la no telling
where Il VIII 80 Tho Standard Oti
cos agents "a the city are reticrnt
about the matter.
They say &, may be because ship
mruta are RnoWbound. o. because
the temporary Christmas demand In
the East II so great that the West
cannot be supplied. Unless some
shipments III Oh reach the city
snon, a great many Seattle people
win celebrate Christmas eve la the
dark
The agents 81 the on company
claim that they viii have cit here
Within a few days. but the grOoerw
are doubtful and say q may be "A
week before supply reaches the
sound
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church The usual musical service will be-
given with fee addition ~ Miss Cham.
bpgiain. violinist. Rev W. II. g. Tenn.
PIE viii speak 10 the morning on ellis
Gifts Our Gifta." and IN the evening
on Jesus a Star"
special musical program viii be
given both morning and evening NJ the
Methodist Fr0teHtant church. Rev. T.
Y. Keyeile, pastor Ills theme for the
morning viii b.. 1.-THE Royal Company. +"
ia the evening shut out"
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
VIII als0 give a special musical service
IN THE morning the pastor. Rev. Elmer
y. Thompson, VIII give hts annual
Christmas sermon 'ihs New Jerusa.
lem Mrs \. kuhlman will Sing ''rhc
Holy City" ln the evening the subject
of the acrmon VIII be Christian chi
zonship"
First Presbyterian church Or. Free.
lind viii preach both morning and even.
iug while apecial music VII be- rem.
dered BY the choir
Westmlnstef Presbyterian church
Rev Hugh Glichrlat unator. n m..
Unto Us child is Born Unto o.
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BY Rev. Dr. Ferguson 30 D. M, ad
dfess by ]. Leslie McComb.
First Unitarian church Rev ". u.
Slmonds, pastor y a. m. Jesus and
His Gospel In the Modern World" 40
y ~. Women in Literature In Business
and IN Politics"
~ Marks hplacnpalian church Rev
y y u ldWyd. pastor II n. m, "The
Idea Of the Incarnation" 80 u. M.
The Church and rs Value to sduca,
Trinity Parish church Rev. n. H.
Gowen, pastor I q. M. Looking for
In the lord
Battery Street NJ y. church Rev
~. j, Hrown, pastor o 40 n, m, Love
IoaAt a. m. address By Doctor Wlnt.
hsld y M, Lords Supper 80 y. m.
Restraint"
First Christian church Rev n. H..
ldngeutelter pastor; a. m. address
~ Rev. a. e. VAN z 80 D. M, "Tho
ltIghcst GIFT"
Market Street Baptist church Rev. J.
y. Weber, pastor Rev w. T. Sullivan
who leaves Tor Boston 10 few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
ANOTHER
FACTORY

Il IL possible that Seattle may be-
come the site Of une Of the largest
Wood pulp board snd paper factories
in the West.
George u, Adair. % this city has
received a communication from thp
financial hackers 81 the concern.
saying that II a satisfactory locar
tion with available water power can
be secured GA Pugtt sound the
factory wtli Be removed from ita
present site IN Sslehlgau tu this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
SPECIAL MEETINGS

The Queen city TheaaophlcAt So.
cfatV meets Sunday eNrnIur at 4
o'clock N the A. o. e. " hail. PHO.
neer block. Lecture by Miss Jennie
:. CLARK. Wisdom How Attained =
The Theosephlrai Society. Apmw-
ia Lodge meets sunday az TIA
Third myenGe at 81 o. m Lecture
THE sacraments."
ladies' Fufm made ard repaired
G. &. Hefg. 1918 Third ave.
=saaa-a@-sea3s aasaa
Or, wRKRuner. dentist, removed %
Globe block. cor FIRST and Madison
Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon Rook
T'ha season Is on Tel. Main 1888
children'H illustrated Hooks. DEN
ng-GuFyeli Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
I.Ez,sNI. NOTICES

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Great Excelsior Min.
ing Co. OF Seattle, win be held at The
office OF the company, room 81
bailey building, Seattle, Wash, On
Thursday, January end. 1904 AZ
O'Clock p, m. "Wednesday. the reg
ular meeting day being a legal hole
day. for the purpose OF electing .
board OF five trustees for the ensn-
ing year, and the transacting of anT
other business that may properly
come before the stockholders.
Date OF publication, Dec. IA, 1901.
ALAN ID, CAMERON, Sec.
THE annual stockholders meeting
of the Cook Kitchen Mining Co.
viii be held at D. m. Saturday
January 9TH. 1909. room 5, Pythian
block. Signed
LYMAN BANKS, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
las VIZ DID 1T"

Christmas in the twentieth
Century.
In Christian merry chstuaa~ greet
nss will Be heard The happy utter
But what viii be the greetings
placed her departed m hind h
the Yule tide
the sick and helpless Christmas other aay
And how hdes with poor who
old forbidden them or vhv
there Christmas N the house,
What viii mean to
Il nothing done they win should be
keeny
Children sensitive: their hearts
o. poor mothers when no
clothing special favorS he e ones
As ye did unto the least these Il unton
And seems az though through twenty
centuries is listened attsnvey IN Seattle &C.,
Charitable
of the needy
~ mas been announced
sha headquarters the Third avenue
Union street where clothing received ash
donations be H.
Yesterday the benevolent
clothing TO the headquarters being received
~ IL splendid work these
IN tne ehurcnes ne charitable societies that
the hungry may De fed the sick Administered
unto II u splendid work these are
The Salvation AZ
gathering uhes into their
for those who deserving noble work tbes. neo
~ 'V'S -"
The thousands who have th. charit,ssba, a
herng They are repaid by these blessed 10 gte
than receive" ~ s'''
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viii preach both morning and evening
lie VIII be given a special farewell after
the evening service
German Evangelical Lutheran church
Rev. y. knapps. pastor; If a. m,
Magnificent and Exaitation 20 prepare for
the coming event OF Christmas No
evening service.
The Floating Christian Endeavor SO.
ciety will hold services Sunday after.
noon on the British ship Nelson. Take
the boat at the foot Of Madison street
at . 80 o'clock
Catholic Churches
Church Of our Lady " Good Helm
Rev 4, y rrefontaine. pastor. Scr
Vices at and 10 so u. m. and Z n. M
Sunday school az 2 p, m.
Sacred Heart church Rev. Goorpe
Iiill. pastor SUNDAY school, q :fB 4. m I.
low mass and service. 10 80 a. m. yes
pers and services 40 y. m.
church OF the Immaculate Concrptlon
Rev. r. Swere, pastor. Low mass
Z 30 IA. low mass and sermon. 4 nd
q. m high mass and sermon. 10 no
a m. sunday school 80 u. m rosary
and bencdlctlop, 80 D, IN.
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noN FArTonr.

fuR kais-ln,ersMs IN one 81 the largest
ana hsei raglBE bax factories west ~
Grand Rapids, running niNht ana amx
Win three Yeafs orders ahead. retiring
HlFHltef ~ The aTn met with serious
accident which diHahieH aign prrruan.
entity. ans bis place must bs filled ~ a
man e&Eehts - taking charge ~ the
Office. German American so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21

Secretary Meikle Of Commerce ,e. -. a..
has population Of 11AeeO. Mr. AeIe knows 1870
When reflect months ago a, ne , 49, -
eminent TAKEN this inhabitants numbered "a az ~
gain Of 1900 in that period month h aon4,
y gain OF AZ An coming nine vea ,
Seattle well limit population axea ~ ar
Of ne Chamber Of Commerce a probability 1910
But Seattle IL optimistic Of
that this city has period creates, Growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21

aNk sAie~ISo sAleotss on Firns avenue
neaf fl@e street. rev buildings and nsW
bars aHd FIXTURES. Lessee MAY L. rad ~
~ Fesrn. price. 81 600 sad o. co rst4,ecs
Ntel1 ~ Nhirb assaunf behalf can -
fata each and tbs balance Mhrn Yoa get
fsAdg thN bsst saloon property III ssAttin
to-day FOR tbs Faansy We have r. aces
tAAu@ts. FAnsinK in price from ST. o. 10
Aloss9 German. American InNestrnsut
60
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LopotNa nnrara

foH hAle-Ne have a few hiEh-elasn
lodging houses. not fhs kina that arr
Usually oiled with aammies.F and a iot
~ chaAp. Hfcand- hand furniture. hffea
expressly tp catch the mnsnphfssseat.s
ttfaaEaf. bat some established reratat,ls
and good paying lngesffnentn that 80 80,
800 tt,eilniena German A merican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21

WE have cash customers for houses, ieiA
cottages, stores and modern dwellings u
Az parts o. the city. The only way %
sell your properly is 70 advertise, Ani
a. Ne spend Two THOUSAND poL
LARS q month Tor that purpose. il fol-
lows AE logical conclusion that We esa
seu y List your property with US. aas
our photpEf aiaher WiN take .'xitwT
u, which Will b. published in half toas@
IN all the leading newspapers in shs dy.
0khMAN AMERICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
ht9 Thlrd Asenue
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COMMISSION House

WHOLESALE COMMISSION HOUSE
s2oo cash and services secures lntsr..,
and seoa position IN enc OF the lead.
ING wholesale produce and cufaiatsMgs7,
huuaes tea Seattle. establlnhea .irfs tsst
with upwards ~ 500 shippers ana fs1.a
.aohl Patrons. highest commercial ana
r eees f'' is ps.s Eiyen' money 70 be de-
German American Investment Co.
PLACER mines wanted in the state
or Washington. good prospects
only need apply. Il Star.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
CLAHkEs psrnn Shorthand sr6oS5, la.
dlNldnal insituctlon "a Boston biz
BIS methods ana teachers. Acme business
ColieFe. Second and Pike.
WILSON'S Modern BUS Col Man 4fe.
cLAiavoyANTs
rR0F SHELDON. TifE nEafsfFa1sb
FAi.MlsI, Vow LOCATED An iena IA
AVE. Prof, sheldon. the worid'H rreats
est raltnist may be consulted daily on
all affairs % lie. Ills work Is entirely
different from others. and he positively
refuses 90 accept fee until vou arr per,
frctlY satisfied. Hts advice on mhrrfAge.
divorces love, family affairs, business
tranEartionH, law suits. etc. are accur-
ate ana truthNll. no matter What trNu-
bic you may have, call and he will hrlp
you
Hours o ii. m. 20 . u. m.
1908 Sd Ave, cor. Seneca st
faimtstrY taught. mediumistic persons de.
velepod.
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful elairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past, present and fu-
ture, names given; palmist read
ings and cards. 25c up. 1908 list
ave-. room l0b; Green 1850.
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 90 clothes n
share $3.50 month, dyetnE repairfne
1905 THIRD Run 1904,
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING classes for beginners Nnn.iss..
and Friday evening at $50 Prof VIM
SONS school ~ dancing, private tessfts
daily. Banks hali. Pike street.
MIR. r. y. coLLINs. teacher on fash-
innUhle and select society dancing SIN.
dio, IlolNoke block Phone. Red aia9
pnoF LITTLE. teacher III hail room ann
fancy dancing are Madison. Phone.
Hun asi.
SOCIETY and stage dancing b n
Estes, supervisor Normal association
29ls First. Green isI0.
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n.s.,tss enAstEs


ARE yos iuskia9 fur q safe ana yroftahia
h4iH4nstF opening in SeAttisf II 80 We
an ptsf s@a ARD natrt&r requiring A.
Investment - from 500 to s.. W. Ess4v
hasArEss pfEsuFtuHtty that pasnaa through
9ftes mutt stAna the closest investlxA-
taa. ana ~ can aia1e fpl ia a tAns
store FACTORY festtt. mil Office of IN
tseis Anl sssinsssgpp mas prefer. Kind
~ CAL ard investigate fserfaAn 4. A ryger.
lean tnfestusui Co. Incorporated. ala
1hif4 avenue.
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Kegley. Mcintyre Co.
III Occidental Ave.
fhens MssH as

ORANGES Navels. az xt.o5 per
case. are n great winner. We offer
all Eizes at this price, 80 long as
the lot iaats.
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SOCIETY and stage dancing. 81 n
Estes supervisor Normal assoeIatton
29ls First. Green isI0.
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JOE 1AhffA Eensfst aHcfi6nssf aha
stnfaes gsiO isf age Tel oak "a
AIfaIInN nAIls


THE CANADIANS bank OF
COMM ERcE
Capital Paid " ..4............ -. 600 90
fGlEht H4llii0u duiiars+J
Surplus s.-. ............... s. cpg 9sg
Interest aiinwsd ru flugs deposits. A gen
rfRA baNklnG business transacted.
HhATrLE BRANCH. @ssufner of James
street ami Hsaaaa avenue.
- a CAMERON. Nansgef
FrnET Mound NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
CAPITOL siesk nzsa IN sszs .8qes surplus. 49,
Au
,. Fafh, pres J. = Goldsmith. vice
afNs " N AHAsng. eashisf.
1uffw sppna*Hft iH pginriNal e8fiss IN the
Lnlia1 alatna az kuf.gI.s
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cow BUTTER STORE.
| BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, LARD,
! The rush is still going on with US,
which goes to prove that the pub
lie know good thing and appre-
ciate IL. We have just received a
fresh car OF our Fancy Iowa at
lbs, Aac. also fine Elgin 25c 10,
other grades cheaper. Full Cream
Eastern Cheese. l5c ~; Pure
Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard. 10.
pail, csc. i0-lb.. Sisb. And, listen.
we stan sell our Fine Fresh Ore
gon Eggs at 25c a dozen. none In
the market that will compare with
them. that's one reason why You
can't walk the street almost with
out meeting men, women and chill
dren with butter and eggs from the
Cow Butter Store. 1898 First and
Pike. All cars stop in front OF
store.
HEATERS. Heaters, Heaters-sA IarTo
stock Of second hand heating stoves 81
ali kinds and ~ sizes for sale at your
own figures. at Red Front Fur Co, H.
"a ave, south.
rHE cheapest place to buy OF and case
ave Tel. Main oai. Also coal BY sack
ADVERTISING rates Of all magazines and
newspapers furnished on application.
me - " " mite AdNfFNNlnk bureau.
New York building Seattle,
FINE coffee and waffles at The Inn
perial. $50 Hesler. r.. III. Eng
baum, proprietor.
SEE Lloyd Rriscoe q Lloyd. 81 Hinckiey
block, about your homes for cash or de-
ferred payments
oNYDoNOR Victory" the genuine. cures
all diseases. avoid limitations, % Nc
Donald block
ELECTRIC Massage-sis ist ave Room 8.
WANTEp-old gold and silver. nj Hen
sci, mfg iewelcr = Hinckley hlk
LADIES. try y bath. MR.. TAFT. careful
massage. Oh THIRD avenue
FASHION Hair store has removed to Si7
Second ave.
PHYSICIANS MD SURGEONS
pk, ]. @. STEWART. specialist IN ais
eases uf women. Fdlnburrh Medical
Institute Boston block
pr. MILES. removed 20 1850 heussey
huilding al aud Pike Tel Green 5ad
pr HtNkLE ei1-2i2 Mutual Lite bldg
Tel White tap. res, nnn ati
pr. FAlk. ts-fp starr BOYD building
Tel. hieck sa6' res, Grccn 1851
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL, "a Hinckley,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT on TITLE
o8hoRRE. rnEarEs 4 80, ine ~.
attAaf co., established 1855 MinlnR
clHln RhatfAots basement ut me 40.
tuai ilfs buiialnE
hnU1H WHtfrLEgHY .fiAhfphD Az.
atfnct Coz established ihtA. basement %
iiaiief block. 1eieph9hr. Main ~.
HEATrLE Abstract 90, n block.
AHtntraCTs $500
3 i DoAonOE a Jas. i boANE iA.Ah.
ss,1 iels s,es',se,s s's s.s h si fs
tinC block. seattle. Phone. james lH@i
JUliA oHAhAA, $50 ~ diote Blk Tel
James g12i
~ W. nOUghToA, tta.l1 collins,
A1afDRs
WM " fuTTNEh. attorney 81 lau fults
ptuferutr1 ami defended 10 al courts. "
years experiences. Proceedings ~ tank
fuptsV. companies Incorporated. abstracts
carrfuiiY Examined, collections made ~
aii geftk u ths United States. Highest
commercial and bank references. ga
Ihifd avenue. Phone Main 1000.
Alexander a Martin $40 Mutual Lfs
FRANK h. WIEHTLiEG. boston bissk.
> a. kELLodg ~ nalisy building
w. d. LAMnCrn. post paelac bipek
a ~ MACDONALD, aol Bufke building
ROOT PALMER a HitoWh, fosesf 30.
. q coNoyNR 42ts iiaiisr biiialnE.
LYMAN . ENArP. 10 hauef buiidlns
% Ward KE8r az nfrke building.
> II b0t aGAH. s03 Afw fafh hiag
HORACE rEtfn 90 New fafk bik
rtgHnE " fEhhY. $50 Dgrks bipes.
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JOE MAttftA general eBciionssf aha
ttnfHKs GsiD let ate. Tel oak "a
AuCffos SALES
AUCTION SALE Of line furniture
al isickrrtan'a aaleHtoOinN 1912
Fifht avenue, on Monday the I'D.
Of ~ ~ sharp, Fine oak bedroom
sets. springs. haiI mattress. extern
sion table leather seat dining
chairs tideboard. rockers. hail
tree. bureaus bookcase. elegant
upright piano. extra fine library
table. chiidB crib. revolving book
case, tapestries. toilet sets. extra
fine shell china. willow rockers,
bed lounge, coucheB. art squares.
rugs. carpets. cook range, heaters,
cruukeTy. glass. etc. No reserve.
4. q. blcksrt0n. auctioneer.
81 g niCKKRaoN. general tustionsrr.
1912 First avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-21
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