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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-23

John T. Ronald. ~ the arm bal
ilnEsr. Ronald a Battle. proposes a
novel campaign against vice IN the
city. Let them run free, said Dir.
Ronald. that would produce the
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SCRANTON. Pa, Feb. es.-Nor a
spindle was running In the silk mills
4pdav. and the chances for a settle
ment u the strike seem as remote
- ever II has now been on over a
month. and the treasury OF the strIk-
err i nearly exhausted. Appeals Tor
aid have been sent cut.
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SARCASM

WASHINGTON. u. G, Feb. n
In the senate Pettizrew offered an
amendment 20 the Spooner amend
msnt 20 the army appropriation bill
in reference to the government OF
the PHILIPPINES. II provides that the
title OF president Of the United states
shall hereafter be: The president 81
the so-caiIed American Republic and
emperor OF the islands Of the seas. "
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Mrs. sevlla Ester. aged s., died
this morning az her residence POI
sixth avenue north. She leaves
SON. ". e. EHtep. The deceased has
resided In Seattle for the past II
years.
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Judge Richard Osborn says II be-
llsvs In high license Although I'm
posing a higher license ON the "a
looms might have a tendency y
change the business 90 monopoly
II dnas seem 10 hs the last resort q
check me evil which ~ thriving "
our midst"
oliver c. Mc6nvra. Of the arm q
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DOUBLE SERVICE.

Dodwen q CO. announce that IN
twoo weeks they will insnEuratH
a double daily service between seat.
tie aud Victoria.
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Fred Carlson. agcd "a, died lasi
night at Providence hospital FROM
consumption.
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GIBRALTAR. Feb. 33--Adrnlral
corvera. who IL staying here. went
aboard the steamer Fuerss bismarck
10 visit a friend lie was wildly
cheered by the Americans.
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hEEIIAia
$4,000 will buy n tract Of land where
purchaser can sabdiylde into lOss aud
d0uble his money in less than So DAYS
IL is beautifully located fine view aud
on good car iife. IL IL worth lavssti-
eating, and Il a positive bargain.
r. r. MUIR a Co. Hassmsaf P.=Is
Pine corner on lsth ave, ssf12o, fer
$3.50.
lot 50I77. with nav house. 2 blocks
from car line $500
corner lot, 80xi2o. with new : room
house. overlooking bay. on car line. for
1880.
six nice lots and new broom pIaat.
cred house close TO ear line. for $500 I.
Lot 4OriOO. With 4.room cottage. nice
view. z blocks from ear line
Lot 83Ngu. with rev f-rO0m cottage.
tusI finished. fine view, on graded street,
Tor fo25 good terms.
Beautiful lot, aOK13o tine view. on
Queen Anne. for fi,050,
lots near University. from ft26 up.
Fine corner lot. 50x10a, With good >
room house, close 90 University. for
Nice lot. 4or1I0. close 70 Madison
street power house for 1850
We have some tine lots at INTERPLAY.
from SIS 20 $3.50 good terms
Acreage cloFe 10 city. Farms al parts
OF the state improved and unlmproved
Business chances 81 all kinds
W !. MCCONNELL a co.
12i PIKE. corner Second Avenue
IN You go over boNDAY lnquirs for
as We viii be on hand to show ybs
MCGEE a ATWOOD.
los Madison Street.
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g., ns 2 re- double corner 1.-TWO lo,.l
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Secure ana profitabls.

The best running watch IN the
Louis Kiodt Special" aga Second.
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Two dozen hRli-pint bottles de-
livered 20 any part Of the city. 81.
Telephone Rainier 90
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FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND
CLOSE IN
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SPECIAL
s25Oo---For g4.room lodxsnz house. net
ting over 1900 monthly. iaass
ceatrai
tfsOo-For 2Ofoon lodgias house. h
rood lecA tl0a Tea fnrnit4ra
~ oWnsr sick and must AL lea<s-
tftc0--for "a room iodzln house part
~ furnished. lang leasa
f1oOo--for one of the oldest established
sroc.Ijss IN The city sales, so
u t13 daily cheap rent living
rooms $500 for sfosafy a. 10
voice On firsf assaas. llTins
ICONS
s25oo-for ~hoissais business: sales
400 to 1900 daily oNn@r solng
10 Dawfon. and must sail
fs00--for rood retail huelnesm on PIKE
street. At invoices.
over so rbouiinK houses for sale In al
parts Of tho city.
Twenty nve restaurants foe sale from
$500 20 IS 200.
VIZ LOAN MONkT. and II you havtn'i
all fhs cash 70 buy any OF these places,
We Will loan " 70 you.
N you want q business Of any kIaa
or description We ean Do better for you
than you esn for yourself--tt's cur bust
nfs@
UF MUIR A co Hasamsat FL
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GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY
4i9 Bailey HldEs
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Westminster Presbyterian church
REV. ~. w. Grchrist, pastor. ~
II a. m. The Larger Vision ?,
Christ; evening: ssries OF Proaisa,
Sen. second Of series, ION the hoan
- the Far Country"
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There viii be q special service In
o. Marks church tomorrow morn
Ing. In memory Of the late Bishop
Barker. The subject Of the discourse
sxlll be hig career ~ an sdministrat-
or in the church Of the West.
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For Iesa than coo 81 eIenrlnr Il.
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TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY
REAL ESTATE.

NE6G 80 = - Z.
10 you waa, Gfssa LAKE property call
~n' ~ 4 WILSON 4 co.
Phone Main saG ai4 Washington b.
ws have 80 lots. the rhelee y al tha
property at Green Lake 80 30 400 psf
lot on your own tsrm.
$1,000 room houss lots snttzo /.
-. Tood well sles. 70 go ns "a,
Ilns reat $40 PEE month hish
and ssshty,
Until ttkrflEh NOTICE..
gsT3--Osrtis feet cleared and fenced
nnest % garden soil RES hsuss et
toar rooms elPs1 tfem ss 81
aad stores nuthlax better for :
poor nasa IA The city. tsruas II
desired
ssso-sSaias se~s nice l~.el ls,. vi'a
lovely xiew ouf : bi1tfs frou
sss. cad 4 49, s'e. s. .ss "a ssies
sn house HANDY Ia school sesd
homs f0r The nonsy.
tsO0-cornsr, ie51feo fezf. oaly :
blocks fFsn ear lice. ea Queen
saoo-Sias' I 's's sonso fe~,. 10 i4-..
sscoad Addltisa. IL blesss tFoui
cor me good by
We have sons ehales acreage. uhieA
sc can sell Ia quantities. q aait, and
loT prices that defy comgstitlon hspdg
10 the Seattle Tacoma ElstsFie ear hns
Also. g1O acres % god land Tor tfmhel
% Agricultural purposes for ariT 300
IL taken af oErs
A. A GUERNSEY,
s0s.BOe Pionr~r Bniidinf
Euk sAf.F--Rsneh. 40 acres % eleaF
81 house harm. chicxsn house fms
spring water. for 800 $500 essf. bal
auc~ on time
90 arres--T acres cleared seed hosss
aud barn dne visit water fns soil
good n~Lghoorhood prizes sTVo ball
cash. halsuce On ums
room hoaAe af InFeFeax. sioss % ezi
line this 10 q good bn1 only 1850
Investigate.
JACOB MILLER.
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Second Presbyterian Church--Ilev.
" "A. Major, pastor. At III a. m,
"Watchfnn An Hour: evening SER
Vices for young people.
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7 he
7 Twentieth
Century

the patient thoroughly enjoys
the beverage. while the medicinal
qualities get In their work.
You viii not quit drlnking u
after you are well.
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FRUITERY IN CITY LIMITS.

Sure annual income Of $4,000 from one
Of ,ne most complete fruiterieH In the
country II we cant convince you that
less than two crops will pay for Inc place
you Simply Ignore facts. Immediate pos
session and easy terms
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BURkEs SECOND ADDITION.
Full sixty foot lots ~ fi2s each easy
terms on more than two lot purchases.
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Methodist Protestant Church
REV. T. +. Rsvelie. pastor. ~ II
a. M, Serious Charges" under
which the speaker will take up the
local vice Issue; evening, Jehovah
ehamah."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
RUSH TO WEIGHING MACHINES.
Everybody After Vacation Is Anxious
About Gain or Loss in Weight.
tEew York SUM-


Our company makes more money off
tie penny in -the-slot weighing ma
chimes III September ana October than
in all the other months put together.
to get weighed at this time of the year
Te desire to keep posted on the number
O. pounds they have to carry around
with them takes hold II them just lik"
IN epidemic of measles or scarlet fever
The reason for the carly fall being
the favorite weighing season seems to
,e that il is the ambition of the ma
ioIity of The mountain on seaside. visit
ing folks to come home With more flesh
th;,n they took away with them. Or.
il they don't want more. they want less.
No sooner do they come home ana re-
Suinr their daily trips about town than
plus or minus condition * holding out
Hence the patronage Of the weighing
ma chimes.
Il know people who get weighed reg
llarly every morning for the first four
weeks after their return. and not until
they fall back to their normal weight
do .hey give up the job of coaXng their
adipose tissue to stay on or OFF. All this
anxiety as to avoirdupois rebounds to
our benefit. and from now on to the
middle OF October We will gather in
a bushel of pennies every day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
ANTS FOND OF MOSQUITOES.
(New Orleans Times-Democrat. &,


"A great deal mas been said about tn.
muscles of the flea said New Or
leans physician. yesterday. Who takes
great interest Ia insect study. but |
have come 10 the conclusion that the ant,
considering the size. structure and habits
of the insect is probably the most pow
"rful thing ia the whole range OF insec-
tivorous life. At any rate | am con-
vinced that the ant is more powerful
physically than the flea although l have
come in contact with some members Of
the latter class which seemed To have the
7otentialities OF "A pile driver Bat this
is aside. ! am speaking of ants.
Take the smaller kinds of ants. Die.
you ever watch them they stored
awaE their food for winter. the enor
nous crumbs they woaid carry into the
den? Sometimes these crumbs are eight
or ten times the size OF tle ant, and they-
rarely call for assis, ance unless they
strike an extremely rough pace in the
road But the most interesting thing to
me is 10 see an an; handle a mosquito
Somehow they seem TO be fond OF mcs-
Guitoes. and they pounce upon them with
great vigor. The ant is a wonderfully
cons!dera;c creature When :; comes to
dealing with other ants. Ii n member is
wounded in the struggle f0r existence
they will see that he gets back into the
ncs taE rignt The ant humanity, how.
ever. seems to stop with the tribe. If a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Eight cases of smallpox were reported
Thursday, AT Boston. IN" victims Incuac
two men i've women and a baby. They
We're located as follows: t'our cases ia
South Boston. two in tho city proper and
tWo in RoAhGrN.
The latest information reeariin. Miss
stone and Madame TsilkH. her compau-
ION. indicates that their condition has
been So tar amciioratcd tnat they ar.
;'b.p 10 obtain rude comforts II is evea
said that the nriSandS have "a doctor
readH at hand in ease his services should
be needed
the State coaches ri" being overhaulcd
and put into repair. as many Of them
were in sadly dilapidat.d condition
through want OF use Lord Salisbury and
the Duke of Portland both possess beau
'fCi State coaches, and So do the Duk 9
81 NorIoik: the Duke of Devonshire. the
Duke Of Marlborough. anu the Duke of
i'Jcciellcil; while Lord T.ondondcrry's :
ana Lord Cadogan's are perhaps the bes,
turned out. The various Emba ssies also
nave splendid coaches.
The board of governors Of Kings col
iege, Windsor n. =. the mother uni
versity in Canada. is urging the feder-
alton of all the colleges i'm New Eruns-
wick. Prince Edward Island and Nova
Scotia. They are in favor of establish
ing one great university in the mari
time provinces that will give :t$ good
an education as can be obtained al any
university in the United States. Th.
other colleges in ,he maritime prov
inces will be asi.ed 70 cO-oDarate in
such movement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
WHOoP. SAID MP SMITH
Incidents of a Table d'lIut. Which
Taxed IN" Proprictor's Nerves.
tSeW York sum-

The proprietor OF TN ,oxnt,y.
rcnch restaurant Was much prrturbed
iir went from one table 10 another III
the littl. garden brhiui his house and
spoke to The habitues of The place. but
~ nrann-r lacked thu happy golurk y
honhommi- which usually p-rvaueS il.
Finally hr stopped beside one IF hiS
iavorit- patrons.
What a day, nonsi-u," n sighed.
Anything wrong" inquired ihs
latron.
Wrong" MaiS oui. il i zIt some
sing terrible has occur. msieu. have
~ neris of a woman Zis evening. t'tst
"a 'si-u Smith voua savez.
w hats Smith been doing now
sked IN" diner with mnr, interest
Eh hien. M'sieu Smith. he haf-
m'sieu knows Eat M'sieu Smith drink
cZ2rr Zan u mineral water. Tn bon
sarcon. but "A sirs, Mon Dieu quel soif
lis afternoon he is come for ze dej-u-
Ter. l observe not. H., had Ze eyes
Eh bien | haf said. No m -ieu. you hat
Giready too much drink. Zart. j. no
more Tor YOU He has made Noise
mais beaucoup de bruit. Entin. | hat
quiet for ze neighbors.
''Zc one bottle is gore. Pouf' Like
zat. 'sieu' Eu! zen-zen IIr - spring
ur. He ~ leap like ~ grasshopper
w -h-o-u-p'' lie Is cal! oar. 'N-n-n-o-p''
hut more loud, sieu. like &c steam
whistle. And he bounds TOT ze big tree.
making his arms to 80 like ziS."
The proprietor gave a good imitation
Of an Indian brave IN :; war dance.
Always he yen 'w-h-o-o-p.' moi
J'ttais paraiy2". vas able to do nos
sing. I:e reach ze tree. Vi sieu." The
story teller pointed out the one lree-a
large one-which adorns the garden He
climb Ze tree. Mais oui: he moant To ze
second branch. 1t j. twenty FIVE feet
m Sien. 'W-h-o-u-p, he Yell as he climb
Zen when he is i'll Ze crotch. he sing Bur
noise, m'sieu. All ze neighlors are
cu,Ic to z. back windows. An mol can
do messing
Come down. m's;eu. call Come
down. mon garcon.
'W-h-o-o-p,' he ans;ve. nc. Mais
taiin h.. fell zc sleep lie sit zere an
he say 'w-h-o-o-p' lort tranouilement
Zen he go to sleep: and when he sleep
altngeZZer he fan to ze ground. Mon
Dieu, quelle chute. 1t is twenty-five feet
N sieu. He il much damage zc hospital
wagon is come and take him. He is now
In Ze hospital. ce pauvrc sarcon. et moi.
/ hear il Yet. W-h-o-o-p, MaiS jai dCs
ncriS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
TELEPHONE FIENDS.
II They Keep 1t Up They win Ee
Known by Their Ears and Voices.
New Orleans Times Democrat. }

New Orleans Times Democrat)
The telephone habit has become a
disease with Il great many persons,
said a New Orleans specialist yester-
day. FOR it is Il curious fact that there
are many persons who are almost con-
stantly rushing to a telephone for one
who Is fearfuliy afflicted in this way.
especially when he is under the infiu
ence of liquor. If he gets q few drinks
ahead Of the normal supply he imme-
diately begins to telephone. lie begins
To call up his friends. and he will talk
and talk until one would that that his
tongue and ear would tire. But ne
keeps it up. ana there are many other
men who do exactly the same thing un-
der the same circumstances.
The telephone habit. however. is not
confined 10 the men who occasionally
get under the influence OF liquor. Sober
men frequently do the ss me Thing. The
women are by no means exempt Take
many of the younger women, and they
u Ill find that they are passiOnately
fond Of calling their friends up over the
telephone and chatting with th"in
bout the little nothings OF the girish
life. Now there is a serious side To this
business of using the telephone 10 an
excess. The telephone is Il great thing.
Electricity is a healthy article. But il
cannot be successfully contended that
talking over the telephone is the per-
frctiy natural way Of talking. There
may BE- some harm In it.
The ear is pressed too close against
The head. and the voice Il greatly
strained beyond the natural pitch. ON
the other hand. however. distinct the
Dice may be- At the other end az ths.
line. there is a perfectly natural but
probably unconscious dread In tn. part
~ the listener that All that is said wiil
not b.. heard. and 80 The hearing is
strained. so il might happen tnat in
course Of time tho physical appearance
q the human ear w"uld lie changed II
III. practice il indulged beyond tn,
point of reasoa. The ear might be fiat
,en-d out until it would be-. a. smooth
A. II IL had been pressed with a flatirou.
81 might bt- without tn. littl- Cr-a-es
and curves which ndt SO much Ia lha
beauty of its appearance" The human
voice. too. may lose something 0f lis
r.ellowness. ana the hearing may to-
considerably .i.aG-ncd. Cf cours.
these Ar" mere contingencies. Hut this
Is an age ot dreaming. and guess !
have a. much right q dream Is other
men. IL would take probably scV-ra!
CENTURIES 10 work the changes indicat-
r'l. but thu excessive uS- 81 me tsIc-
phone win probably ii" the work
Just think of tho uvfulness or the
thing Her, IL the leisnhon. rattau,nz
nIt the human ear ANA on on- side Of
the head at that rohbing the human
voice OF its m-llownesS. ana dsadening
me hearing. and here il the bicycle
Pumping the human back ana strad-
ding the human legs Really il ie not
i pretty thing 10 look upon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Sir Thomas Upton. said to a repre-
sentative of The Associated Press at
London, Friday night: II have been i'll
formed from New York that All the
Shamrock lis sails, gear and blocks
have been destroyed by fire. This IL II
tremendous handicap. ! am not speak
ing OF the financial loss. All this ma
terial had been specially tested and the
entire boat is now left in the condition
of Il newly launched yacht. While /
am not willing to say that it will abs"-
iuteIy prevent Il race. il is u great dis
appointment and an immense handicap
in the future"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Two Years Of Miserv
How hatick Lady Suffered and was
Cured by Blood Wine.

II thew rldt
LIS IL ssa
.uiya M
cq Of
emandsia
thought
et!e is eaten deat;t
Mon efu
atpBt h
Ncrns
Of / lnn which
lOwaye hh
Central
For I suffered
trial find
howmu
for
80 mis- fwhN Nla
M II m have NJ II not tastes
ing b bn " lma J Ib . 10
-
vii. / mmedAie 3 Accept olla.tHh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

"DEAE Mrs. rINKHAM:-I suffered with inflammation he
womb aches
but those who have had the
dredS dollars the doctor and the druggist.
walking medicine chest and physical wreck My sister residing
she had been cured womb trouble by
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and advised it, then
discontinued all other Vegetable
thorough trial Within weeks nearly
had headaches and much better
cured three months and thus avoided terrible
ton MR ECKI 900 50 State ST. Salt Lake City,
- Another Operation Avoided in PHILADELPHIA
PNkHAM-Some AIKEN sick
hold
Lydia F. Pinkhams Compound
making taking
No praise great for it. 1t
Philadelphia, Pa
cordially 10
Pnkham there anything about
Pinkhams Mass advice
ceerfuly given ailing
advice has restored to health
Why don't try sisters?
eE0 % P with the si S 1 CITY CITY,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

mosquito happens to get wounded near
he ant nest 80 that h. cannot get into
the air ana escape. Woe unto the winged
insect. Tn. ants will polnc. upon him
with vieor. ANA he will wind lIJ in the
ant StorehouSe. where hr will be duly
seasoned ana put away for winter food
ar probably devulIred on the spot. if the
members ar" mosquito hungry.
In my observation OF the ant and th.
mosquito | have found that thc ant is
Very fond U1 the Wingtt. pests and really
they are great mosquito dtstroyers and
NJ doubt they wnUld destroy many more
for Iood purposes il they could get II
thrm. They have the strength. the rour-
age and the inclination. and | expect
they would lily" on mosquitoes II the had
Il chauc.- to do 50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Washington. Dec. 1S.-The House.
after less than an hours session. ad-
icurned until Tuesday. The bill tn
temporarily provide. revenue for the
Philippine islands was reported by Mr.
Payne and by unanimous consent an
order for the consideration, of this DILL
Tuesday and Wednesday next was
sdopted, general debate to close at
n,clock- Wednesday. when the bill VIII
ne placed upon it's passage. The oni-
cisl announcement Of the death or the
late Eeprentative Brosius of Penhsvi-
,-,n;a which occurred last summer
vyas made by Mr.. Casscll. his success
col
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

While going from the hall to the sup
per room Of Grand Army hall. Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Potter. Brunswick,
avenue. met with an accident that will
lay her up for some time. Her foot
caught in her dress. and being heavy
person. she fell with considerable force.
While it was found that no bones were
broken. she was obliged to be moved
to her home on a stretcher, but,
Thursday afternoon. she was reported
sls resting more comfortable.