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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-11

under the penalty label, or prepaid as
third or fourth-class matter
The limit of weight does not apply
to second-class matter mailed at the
second-class rate of postage, or at the
rate of / cent for each four ounces,
nor will it be enforced at present
against matters fully prepaid WIN
postage stamps affixed at the first
class letter rate of postage.
The limit of weight does not apply
to packages of internal revenue
stamps, which, under the statute pro-
viding for the transmission of such
stamps by mail to officers of the inter-
nal revenue, may not be sent from any
postoffice without regard to the 4
pound limit.
Domestic mail matter includes all
matter deposited in the mails for To-
cal delivery or transmission from one
place to another within the United
States and it's inland possessions, and
is divided into four classes:
First-Written and sealed matter,
postal cards and private mailing
cards.
Second-Periodical publications.
ird-Miscellaneous printed mat
ter on paper.
Fourth-All matter not included in
previous classes.
Porto Rico and Hawaii are includ-
ed in the term United States, and the
island Of Guam. the Philippine archi-
pelago and Tutilla. including all ada
cent islands of the Samoan group
which are possessions of the United
States, are included in the term "isl-
and possessions"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-11

AFTER hearing evidence in an assault
case between man and wife, in which
.ne VIE had had a deal of provoca-
tion' the Magistrate, turning to the
husband, remarked:
MY good man, l really cannot do
anything in this case"
But she has cut a piece of my ear
of, sir"
Well," said the Magistrate, 81 will
oihd ner over to keep the peace"
You can't" shouted the husband;
she's thrown it away"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-11

In the house of commons it was ad.
mitted the boer war is costing $780,
600 weekly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-11
Freight Fight on.

Freight Fight on.
Chicago, July 6.-An open rate fight
for freight of liberal proportions is on
among the trunk lines operating be-
tween Chicago and Missouri river
centers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-11
POSTAL TIPS
FOR THE PUBLIC
CONTAINED IN OFFICIAL GUIDE
JUST OUT.
MASTERS
ADVISED

Failure to do so Causes Much In
convenience-Other Orders of In
terest to All Who Use the
Mails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
the DANCER WHICH THREATENS

consolidation Of the great importation
virtually mind management win hereafter
practically Competition
win be at an past
itself manifest through adoption Of ana
sos passenger
dividend earning plans.
up. what community Of Interests"
There general policies promoters
ssne eombnat gradually surely up
dividends
The other plan moderate dividends taxing traffic
lightly profits
and
Friends M nm viii II is impossible for the mrs,
mentioned policy and
= nm eensercd In building ggane srae which win
having monopoly dupheas the game
r. Haninsons
lie b
anipuao msht like carried out in this region Of the
go fact the
policy especially
Tie interests millions
Suppose Mr. nm should
Company
Aret
. wisely control every trust amyrg combination
the
beeomins Of vital people
and bad ones win along The aggrvey
railways
Seattle Will nothing
II OF the reduce
stocks of the corporations
she proposition the stocks better
contribute dividends
hav mblned.
This organization
dependant position
IN position Take nothing
Speaking says
nnai that Or tho rail-
roads has been effected There
popular for governmental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
CALL IT SUICIDE
Hendrickson Probably Jumped From
Str. Lydia Thompson

Suicide was probably the intention
OF a man known only as Henrfekson.
who was drowned on the last trim
OF the steamer Lydia Thompson from
Whatcofn 20 Seattle. The Thompson
arrived last night. bringing the de-
tails Of the accident.
The first infimatlon that the off
GERS Of the boat had Of the misfor-
tune was the cry ~ passenger that
there was n man overheard. The
steamer WAS stopped at once. and
a boat lowered. by that time. how
ever. the man had drlfted some IS
yards from the steamship and before
ne could be reached. had sank for
the last time. The steamer at the
time was just leaving Lopez.
The deceased was Of medium
height. light complexion and weigh
ed about 10 pounds. fIe had pur-
chased a round trip ticket from
Whateom TO Friday Harbor. but
failed TO set OFF at the latter place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

AUCTION sale ~ fine furniture.
esrpeta and rugs al Martin nnd
IoNn HalesfoomF. 1918 First ave.
Tuesday, Nov. 18th. 1880 a. NJ. if
rooms fine furniture, Sold for ftnr.
aEc, consisting Of the following.
] chnfFy bedroom set. cost SO On.
onh bedroom sets, fine single
white ennfueicd hedrtcadf, ( double
white euameied hedstcada, / leat-
er couch. leather upholstered
chair I fine oak extensions tables.
- dining room chairs, 7 fine rock.
ers. single drrsrrre, Q fine couch
-. fine bed lounges. sidGboards,
fine folding beds. 2 upright
pianos. name as new, writing desks.
] range, cook stoves, / fine hall
tree, fine heaters. Kitchen
queens. 10 toilet sets. % fine down
quilts. 10 pair blankets. 70 fine
brussels carpet. good as new. u
wool symrna rugs, % sample
rugs sent IN by the manufacturer
70 sell. 70 pair fine pillows. iot
misfit carpets. kitchen utensils,
crockery etc: goods can be seen
saturday and Monday, everything
goes Tuesday. 10 20 a. m. s2is lat
ave. This sale IL , different lots
AUCTION sale ~ notions and fur-
nishlns goods. also some clothing
% sold NJ auction al aes snd ave.
80. commencing Saturday at y.
m. This stock II being cold on ac-
count Of sickness and party must
leave the climate. sale win only
last Saturday night and Monday;
fine lire % wool underwear and
furnishing goods. and you get them
whatever you bid This sale viii
positively he sacrifice. 20 don't
mics the opportunity TO get good
warm underwear and Furnishing
Koodr. also 400 pair Of fine mems
shoes Joe Martin, auctioneer.
AUCTION safe son worth ~ mons
ara bpYH clothing. rain coats. ctr
e - nnid nt auction IN lafa 20 s,iif
the trade NJ Martin a FoKa eaisn-
rooms 11ls First avenue. Friday and
Saturday. the ~ and ~, At n m
Look for bis nj later. Wait Tor
hss SALE loo Martin. auctinneefm.
Phone. Oak 1s1
r q. ntcKEnToS. general auction
eer. ftfs FIRST avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
A 3 30
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
SPECIALIST
He Marvellous Cures 0, n
Sick and Afflicted Haw
Made His Name "a.
NOUS on Every
Continent.

He makes the Blind See ana N
Deaf Hear Cures the Weak, we~
and Weary. Nervous. Dyxpeptt
Catarrhal. ARthmatic and ca.
eumptive, Rheumatic. Paralysis a.
Epiieptic ia a most marvellous man.
nor by a new system ~ me1lesn.
from Europe and the Orient.
Ahbo cures have puzzled the whn.
medical fraternity and astonlsh1
the world. He uses certain secrs
reparaflons imported from Euro,
Australia, South Africa and t.
Orient His treatment Is quick zM
permanent. and he protects his r.
TENTS by taking only those that a.
be cured.
No living man has made the 70
ord that Abbo has In eight year
time In America He has rsc<ssS
more testimonials and sworn 40
daviis than any living physleisn-
Abbo treats no acute dls<Asn
but makes an entire specially 4
chronic diseases. Long stzncise
easeE given up by doctors and w.
nounced incurabie he most 6eziru
20 see.
All sufferers from nervous dysg<p-
fia, liver. kidney. stomach and blox
disorders, piles. catarrh. rheumssk-,
paralysis. neuralgia or scists4
should call at once.
DIR. Abbo f. the only physician wis
can positively cure cancers.
Diseases Of women, such as have
49, InI o - 81 - - -.
clans and refnedIes---Cancerx. Tur-
ors cured without the use II las
knife.
DR.. Abbo win give sight TO tkcss
that were born blind. He win ~
store sight 20 those that are totally
blind. He VIII irnpiant glass tyrx
that have every movement o. Z
natural eye. He VIII make artt<scnI
pupils through which the patient
can read the finest print.
His method o. removing caf4racss
and Pterygiums, Strengthening crpa
eyes and all other surgical diseases
Of the eyes are his own and unknown
to the average specialists. All enron
or refrartion. such as far-sighfet-
mess, sightneEs, astignatisu
and double vision accurately cor.
recfed.
Abbo offers a treatment that b
not experimental, but that has beea
proven wonds rfully successful ns
cffe-s treatment based Gp1n the lat
est scientific and MEDICAL au.kess~
ties OF this country and Europe. con-
b!ned with the Oriental practices q,
medicine and art healing. He dos
not resort TO the methods OF ficztirs
uuacks and itinerant vendors OF bot
tied herbs and roots. who are cem-
monty classed as fakirs.
The doctor presents the following
credentials: Graduate Jeffersc1
Medical College OF philadelphia:
graduate OF the Post-Graeua.. He's
pital of New York; graduate char
ing Cross Hospital, London. Eng.
land. member OF the Roval coliees
OF Physicians and Surgeons OF L0xr
dun. England: Associate Physical
Of the Frauen kilnik. Beriin: AZ
sistRnt Physician Prof. Fuschs Eys
lSlinik. Vienna. Austria, member &
the Oriental Society OF Yogis, Boa
bay, india
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington, for me
County of King. Probate Noticc:
state of Washington. County OF
King. s.. In the matter OF the es-
tate of Joseph Nj. PfahL Geceaseo;
No. 2l69. Notice of Settlement Oh
Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH
Groll, administrator OF the estate "a
Joseph NJ. Pfahl, deceased, has rena-
cred to. and filed In said court ny
iinal account as such admins traeoi,
and that Friday. the end DAY VI
November, 1901. at $3.50 o'clock, q. M
at the court room OF the Probate ~
partment OF our said superior Ooals
In the City of Seattle. In SAID hi ~.
County. has been duly appolnteu ~
said court for the settlemen. OF 80.
account. at which time and place an
person interested In said estate inas
appear and file his exceptions N VIZ. ~.
ing to said account. and contest Wv
same.
Witness. the Hon. Boyd J. Tallmsa
Judge of the said Superior Coars; ga
the seal OF said Court hereto shlNse
this Saith day OF October. 1891 -
NH NH NH mhhhn
Clerk.
BY d. X. sIcKLEs.
Deputy Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
ED. KELLY
KID" LEWIS
a Clever Contest in Gloves Prom.
ised for the 25ih

The coming 20-round glove contest
between Kid Lewis Of Denver. and
Ed Kelly Of Kansas. 10 be pulled off
at Georgetown, Nov. Is. viii be the
first match between big men held
in Seattle for some time. Roth
principals are fighters who have had
long training In the ring, ana know
the business. During the naat
season Kelly has been In Nome
where he fought many battles, corn.
ing out the victor I'm a large mum
Der Out OF an even dozen fights NJ
Nome he won seven and two were
draws. He has been training con
scientiously for this contest, and viii
be In the pink Of condition.
"kid" Lewis
kid" Lewis is probably an older
man In the ring than Kelly. His
generalship however viii be needed
20 counterbalance his opponents fast
style Of work.
Probably Lewis most famous fight
was with Billy Mcehan In Denver,
several years ago. At the end OF
so round the bout was called d
draw. Another big contest was In
Sacramento, when Lewis knocked
out JOY Hughes in 3s rounds. Lewis
has fought once In Seattle, over a
year ago. He was beaten by Nick
Burnley In II rounds. In that fight,
however, Lewis claims to have been
out of condition and will settle ac-
counts with Burnley In q short time.
J. o. Bizard yesterday bought two
lots on King street, near Ninth ave-
nue., for 1890. He Will improve the
lots and build In the spriag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Immigrants

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. i5.--c0i-
lcctor OF CustornR >flcusfis has beer
instructed by ~. Powderiy. com
designate four officials to act on d
board Of immigration AZ sumaH. nj
which place nil Asimtic and European
immigrants not in possession OF GER
tificates Of admission from Y. =.
commissioners IN Canada must pre-
sent themselves for examination un-
der a new agreement. Those holding
such certificates. or others domieilsd
IN Canada. including Canadians. may
present themselves at any port they
elect for examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
LIBRARY DELAYED

A Joint meeting Of the council H.
brary committee and the library
Commission was held last night, and
d general discussion was had on
cites for the new Carnegie library
building. No definite report was
agreed upon to present TO council,
o. conditions just at this time were
moi found ln proper ahape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
SQUABBLE
PROMISED
When the Independent TeIe-
phone Co. Demands $500

Another chapter to the notorious
teiephooe fight In the city council
il likely to be added at the meeting
Of the municipal body Monday night.
II n the old discussion about
whether the city shall return the
$500 guaranty put up by the hide
pendent Telephone Co. that II would
carry out all the requirements Of
its franchise. AZ stated in the star.
the company sent a request 10
Comptroller Paul, asking a return
Of the money. and Comptroller Paul
referred the matter 20 council. N =
the second request the company has
made for the money. Councilman
Byers VIII lead the fight In opposl-
tiun. on the grounds that the Inde-
pendent Telephone Co. is not en-.
titled 10 recover. because II never
did a isck Of work TO comply with
It's franchise. The old Automatic
90. IA now out OF existence, and Ia
franchise f. surrendered, but II
fact that company rs still in ex
fstenoe and operating under the In.
dependent franchise.
Refused to Return "
Last August the same question wal
HtRAAAtk w. 8sa2 ~ a N0tT Va HEN "
10 six council refused 70 return tn.
money. Yet II did pass two ord
inances One stated that the Tnde
PENDENT Go. had complied with III
franchise requirements. but that thl
1880 guaranty should be held sub
Ject 70 the forfeiture by the city.
The other ordinance passed credit
ed 20 the Independent Co. with tn
work done under the Automafi
Franchise.
Some members Of council CLAIM
that the passage Of the last-name'
ordinance gives the Independent CO
sufficient grounds to ask for a re
turn Of the money. Councilmai
Byers declares that that was no
the intention OF council when tn
ordinance was passed.
At any rate a lively time may b.
expected when the company's petl
fion comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

PnOF. WALLACE TjiF f,s,...
TERED PALMIHr. sow f1i.ee,ls-
~ At izo2 ard AYR. pfsf AK
lace, The worlds greaffsf <,~hi'
may Do consulted daily Il, ~
fairs ~ ffs. fiia work I. ~. "
different from others, ana Icy
lively refuses - accept a ~ -. ~.
you arc perfectly satisfied ~
advice Oh marriages., dlyefee. 10
family affair, bueiness trs.p's
tons, Law quits. etc, are $50 100
and truthful 10 matter wbss w.. .sAs
pc you may have cali and h - -
pHoF WALLACE
1903 1rd Ave. cor. geBees 3,
Palmlairy taught, mediamls,is
sons developed, ~
MhDAM cAHOLlNA = q6s
known, wonderful CialFvfs,s,. -
dium. tells past. present AZ i. ~
names FiFeus pnimift fesidl ~. ~
cards. A'c ~. HoOnl g iTllL -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Services at Y. M. c. A.

On account Of having 10 move
from their old cdifice. the Sunday
services of the First Christian
church will be held In the Y. NJ. c.
a roornf next Sabbath. Services at
Il q. n. and 7s50 .. m, and Sunday
school at DAB a. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

cLAltKEs PERRIN Shorthand schssf
Individual instruction. u Boston.
LIsOs business College, Union.9d ID
divldual instruction. all subjects,
BEST methods and teachers. Ae,,.
business College, Second and Pike
WILSON'S Mod. Bus. Coll. Main ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Cooper & Levy
lF you HAVE
AMY TROUBLE

These dark mornings about
getting up on time. we have
alarm clocks that make racket
enough and keep u w long
enough to rouse anybody.
Good grades. each ......90c
Better ones. each ....tt.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
To Better the Service

To accommodate the Increasing
patronage of tfDl YeHier way cable
road. the service win be increased
from 7 r. . mornings and between
4:s0 and T:sO afternoons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

M. u. Peasc Johnson Co. Mt 1907
Second ave-. have just received a
large shipment Of ladies' Walking
srit Skirts. Cloaks and French Fian-
mel Waists direct from New York
The same firm are having a special
sale on Pattern Hats at $50. g4.GO
and 500. -.
---------~--- -
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15


BUTTER. Butter--Another car of
our delicious Iowa Creamery just
arrived, and viii sell II while Il
lasts at pounds SOC; choice Elgin,
only 2bc per H., equal to any SOC
butter I'm the city, nice alb. squares
45c, and our fresh Oregon ranch
eggs only 25c per dozen: Swiss
cheese zoe, and New York full
Cream Cheese, only Toe per pound
A shipment of our new Honey lust
arrived, only loo a comb. These
prices are saving TO you of s 10
10 cents pound, on butter. eggs
and cheese. Remember the stors
White Cow Butter Co, 1918 second
ave, nearly opposite Bon Marche.
ADVERTISING rates OF all mara',i,..s
and newspapers furnished on apnn-
cation The G. V, white Advertisl, =
Bureau, New York building, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15


PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
Of SEATTLE
s - s siock paid Ia. tS12.oeoi surplus
:. Fursh, pres J. S Goldsmith. wise
pres - " Ankauy. cashier.
Correspondents 80 principal citfSa In
the United States and Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK.
Second avenue and Pike street Capt.
tai paid up. tiaa 40 Y G Noufeldcf.
pre- J. n. Hayden. cash. J. +. Urecn-
leaf. asst each. Commercial savings
and trust business
Scandinavian American Sank
Of Seattle. A general banking business
transacted. pepoHila fi.tao.poo.
Wee PRES. 4. VI. Soldiers. eash !. y
Lane. asst. caah. No branches.
National Bank Of commercs
Paid up capital. J.. .si1o.oo.
Trannaein general banking business
II. {. Henry. pres IL ". Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
SAFE Deposit ssuIt Boxes Tor Rsss
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. .si51.noo
General banking business transacted.
,. y. Hogc. tr. prsa.. ~. McMlcken.
H ~ q, , ptss' u. Aurnsr' essh X
principal cities Of u 3. ard Europe.
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce
N@Ftt&i PAID I'D ss4ssssss+.ssss. tfaseeHsoVH
fEight million dollarB.)
surplus ..s......... ..............R 81. oo1 oou
Interest allowed on time deposits. a
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH - Corner Of
James street and Second avenue.
y. A. CAMERON. Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15


MM, H. bUTrNEn. nttorney AZ law.
hhllh prosecuted ana defended ~ nil
courts ~ years experience. pIoeeed.
lhNH ~ bankruptcy. Comphnics incor-
ppfhted. Abstracts carefully exon.
lned Collections made Ia all parts
o. the United States. Highest com.
merclai ana bank references tia
Ihird avenue, Phone. Main 1909
FRANK % WfEaTLiNd. boston Blk,
IT, y. MARTIN. no Mutual Life bid.
j. a. KELLOGG. g2e Bailey build ng
w, -, LANbuTiI. 2Oi-s Pacific hiock
a. g. MACDONALD. 400 Burke btl
Root, Palmer a llrown. Pioneer blt
y, 9. coNoNEit it-s3 Hnilcr building
LYMAN .. KNAPP. 10 Heller building
Ia WARD KEMP -. burke buildlie
J y. DOUGLAS. aoi Sew York hil
HORACE PETER 5ls sew York nix
FihithE u. rEhhY. 80 Burke blaek
8 @. LANGLAND, tDs n. y. bloc &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
WHoLEsALE COMMISSION
TFnIfAtt

g. 600 cash and services secures In
tereat and good position in one OF
the leading wholesale produce ana
commission houses In Seattle. 81.
tnhishcd since 1923. with upwards ~
100 shippers and 900 local patrons
highest commercial and bank refer,
enoes givenl money 20 be deposited
IN hank to Increase business Con.
man American Investment Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

JOE MARTIN. general auctioneer
and storage. 22is First avenue Tel.
oak 945
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

Ladies' Furs made and repaired
G. G. Berg. 1915 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
Albion end Inland FlYer

From Columbia Dock. foot of Col
umbia street.
Leave Esattie--s; 30 a. m. (excspt
8undayHl and 1000 n. M. f.ts n. M.
tfor nrsmrrton onisl and $50 D. m.
Saturday only. extra trip II 80 .. M
Leave Hremrrton Sis and iist a.
10, 90 aud s.is y. m. Leave sidney
~-1;ka and II 30 a. M. 90 .. m
Leave chariehton-s o and it.as "a.
m. sos p. m.
For Pleasant Beach and bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
a, 1000 a. m and lis p. m. Leaving
Hrefnwfton nj s'is a. m. and s.i9 pm.
Fare % cents round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
oosrnAcrons ans BUILDERS

sODE61Uf8f q HO8lLEAF. shops
at ais-2p NpfirR stfeot
bltOAiLHY A. WELLS general cons
tfaeigrH, II slarr-Boyd building
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AHcIliII.oTs

JOHN GRAHAM. s2o-s2i Globe blk
Tel James 1921.
y. w IouGHTON. ns-is coliles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

J. o. BLIZZARD yesterday bought two
lots on King street, near Ninth ave-
nue., for 1890. He Will improve the
lots and build In the spH1g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

FOR Saie-We have few high-cla~s
lodging houses. not the kind that are
usually filled with dummies" and
lot 81 cheap second hand furni4
ture. fitted expressly 20 catch thc
unsophlsticRted stranger, but some
established. reputable and good nav
Ing investments that we can safely
recommend German American IN
veatmcnt Co. hi2 Third avenue.
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s~---------
ABB 30
Medical and SurgI.
cal Institute,
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
IN SEATTLE
1119 FIRST AVENUE
Consultation and Examination FRI

Hours-s a. m. and s p. m.
Sunday, IL a. m. TO 2 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15

SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR Salo-Iwo saloons on First ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new buildings
ana new b8rn and fixtures; Lease
may be had for 10 years. price 5000
and N,euo respectively. Of which
amount one-halt can be pqid cash
and the balance when YOU rfi ready
the best saloon property Ia Seattle
today for the money. We have Is
other saloons. ranging IN price from
ts.op Go $1,000. German American
IuNgnffnfpf "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-15
THREE STAR CREAMERY
BUTTER.

. THREE STAR CREAMERY
q BUTTER.
Nothing better made.
r s-pound Jars .. >. j. BIC
n 5-pound jara .. :. :. .....ft.b0
u 10-pound tubs .. .. ...ta.e0
& FRESH SODA CRACKERS.
y Boxes containing about lbs.
q BLUE LABEL or sNIDERs
CATsUP.
d EASTERN cATsUP.
4 igallon jugs. each !. ...... coo
z SHREDDED coCoANuT.
z NEW LONDON LAYER
i RAfSINS.
I 2o-pound bog. per box s1.75
\ PURE EASTERN BUCK
WHEAT.
z 9-pounS sack 4. .4sc
\ PAN CAKE FLOUR.
& Per package i5c. 2 for ESQ
z FRESH ROLLED OATS.
b Hot from the mill. s-pound
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e Per pound .. &c
e ~ TIA QUALITY RICE.
= Per pound IL
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\ Per kit .........si.25 and $3.50
h GERMAN BREAKFAST
z CHEESE.
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& NEW YORK FULL CREAM
y CHEESE.
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z IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE.
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4 PtRE SWEET CIDER. COG
d Per gallon 40o
4 cfTRON. LEMON on
Y ORANGE PEEL.
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4 wALNurs. SOFT SHELL r.To'
y Per pound ~,
& ALMONDS. SOFT SHE'LL,
y Per pound 81. .. Isc
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j WHOLE BLACK PEPPFp
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