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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-09
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PART
NERSHIp

This is to certify that the under
signed, John +. Corskie, John M.
Corskie and Henry H. Davis have
formed a limited partnership to be
conducted under the firm name of
John ?. Corskie and Son, With their
principal place of business at the city
OF Barre, in the County Of Washing
ton and State Of Vermont: that John
P. orskie and John M. Corskie, who
reside in the city of Barre, are general
partners, and Henry H. DAVIS. who
resides at Morristown, in the County
Of Morris and State Of New Jersey, is
a special partner, and has contributed
the sum OF Two Thousand Dollars to
the common stock Of said partnership:
that the general nature Of the bust
ness to be transacted by SAID partner
ship is the manufacture Of Barre gran
lite and the sale Ut monume ntal work.
that said partnership shall commence
on the first day of september, A. D.
1901, and terminate at the end Of i've
years thereafter unless sooner dissolv-
ed by mutual consent or by due op-
Grafton of law.
Dated at the City Of Barre this sew.
enteenth day Of August, A. D. 1901.
JOHN 2. CORSkIE. F.
JOHN NJ. CORSkIE.
HENRY H. DAVIS.
Witnesses for ii. ii. Davis
Guy Minton.
Alice Callahan.
Witnesses t,r John P. and John NJ.
Cprskie,
Geo. T Swasey.
Frank B Cate.
STATE OF VERMONT, At the
Washington County, S.. City OF
Barre, this goth day of August. A. D.
1901, personally appeared John P.
60 sKle and John Nj. Corskie and ack-
nowledged the foregoing certificate
by then signed to be their free act
and deed. 5EO. I. oWASEY,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
County Of Morris, IS.
At MorriStown, this l7,h DAY OF
August, A. d. 1901. personally ap-
peared Henry H. Davis and acknowl,
edged the foregoing certificate by him
signed to be his fir act and deed.
GUY MINTON,
Master in Chancery Of N. J.
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
County Of Morris, SIS.
|, Daniel S. VOORHEES,. Clerk of the
County of Morris and also Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas, in and for
said County. the same being a Court
of Record, do hereby certify that Guy
Minton, whose name is subscribed To-
the certificate Of acknowledgment Of
the annexed instrument, Was at the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-09
FREE JOE

Free joe" by Joel Chandler Harris,
author of ~ n,la Remus." is this week 5
special feature in the notable distribution
OF valuable copyrighted books now
being conducted through the remarkable
proposition of the international ASSOca.
ton of Newspapers and Authors which
places them within easy reach of all at
the nominal price of - cents each.
\ Anew book is published each week The
eighteen titles below are now ready.
These editioGS are all printed from the
identical plates used in reducing the
original expensive edition which still Sc Is.
at Sl.50 or Sl.25 each, ana are han some
ly bound in cloth with special cover d. sign
Any of them can be obtained while the
distribution lasts by remit ting to Jordan,
Mar-h & Co., Boston 20 cents TOR each,
which covers postage.
NOW ~EADY
The Great K. 4 A. Train Robbery
l.. Forn.
"a Puritan's Wife."-Ma> Pemberton.
American Wives 4 English Husbands, :"
-Atherton.
"Rudder Changers Abroad. Frank R..
stockton.
81. Thou and the Other One. Amelia E.
Barr.
tales of Our Coast "-Crockett and
others.
Driven Back to Eden E. P. Roe.
Captain Shannon -Kernahan.
"Dr Dodd's School, Jas l.. Ford.
"a House in Bloomsbury. Mrs Oliphant.
"a Fair Barba rian. FRANCIS Hodgson
Burnett.
'The Uncalled. Paul Lawrence Dunbar
The Splendid Spur-A r CUTLER Couch
simon Dale. Anthony Hope
"Faceto Face. "-Bobert Grant
"helrt of Toll, Octave Thanet
Free joe "-Joei Chandler Harris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
'U0ET SOUND NATIONAL liANI

OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in. iS2s. coo. sur
plus. sas eo9.
J Fufth. pres: J. 8. Goldsmith,
vice pres. v. V. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN she UNITED States and Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
All, CRUEL
minnie /!
She FIirted With An
other - Then the
Bullets Flew.

NEW YORK. March 22,--Aetreas
Minnie Sellgman Was the cause %
sensational shooting ARRAY early
this morning la the rahst Kathakci-
Ter. of Forty second aud broadway
tn the Riaito, John -. Lefiingwclh
was shot at by IL. Hayden Morris,
after being warned bv Lefiingweil 10
cease flirting with Miss Seligman,
The actress and iefhngWel, accom-
panied by Alex r. piugWnll, resident
manager Of the broadway theAter.
entered The place 1t late hour, and
while waiting for service, Norris
came in and took seat nearby.
Miss SeiiEman complained to lseiiins-
well of Morris. saying he Was oEliug
at her. and the former went Co him,
With a warning Morris ther"upon
drew pistol and began nung.
pinkwall receiving a wound IN his
shoulder \ panic enaued among the
guests. Morris appeared to b. under
the influence % a drug. Whom ar
rested. he said that he Wus from the
south.
In court this morning Morris
was Identified as Robert ~. Mutton,
n student At Columbia college He
said chat hls home was Ina Spring
field. Tenn. where he has rich rcla
tives. ulnrWail h. at Roosevelt hos
pltai NnuHcn Is held ga 5000 bail
The haaring has been set Tor Non
daV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
A FORTUNE SPENT YEARLY
OH BURGAR-p2OCF LOCKS

sdore thar ss.e9e 900 Is spent each
year by various safe manufacturers
to devise contrivances which win re-
sist the Vaccinations OF the profes-
SIGNAL burglar
50 far has the science q pick
Ing advanced. that no ordinary lock
VIII resist the attempts Of the gentle
ment 81 the skeleton key.
Edgar Poe made The statement thai
one human intellect could not In
vent a problem which no other hu-
man intellect could solve. So the
supposed triumphs Of the safe max
erE and lock manufacturer are for
ever meeting with failure
The i0ck-pickers are as Industrious
as the lark- makers.
The elaborate safe OF the time
lock variety Il supposed 20 be the
most difficult for the expect lock-
picker 10 open. There are many
skilled burglars. however. who are
able 10 open the doors ~ these safes
without employing dynamite bombs
or other explosives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
Halrpin out Of Date.

Mrs. Hopkins hairpin ultimately
gave way t. a patented burglar
proof device, which greatly resem-
hled the original hairpin, only u was
very much stronger. This IL an
other instance Of woman conquering
through the universal agent Of WOm-
sn-the hairpin.
II II the ordinary "mortise" lock
which most taxes the ingenuity 81
the lockpicker. This variety Of lock
II placed on a door In such a way
that the main portion OF the lock e
IN the srge % the door. Little 0f
the lock- IL while save the plate sur
rounding the key. The mechanism
OF mortise locks IL also somewhat in
tricate
Mortise locks require the use Of
regular skeleton keys. A skeleton
key Is long piece Of fattened steel.
Some Of the handles o. these social
Cd skeleton keys are not more than
sixteenth Of an inch in width. They
do not have ordinary key ends. but
terminate IN a simple bend made at
right angles 70 the handle. Ths
bends are u varying lengths
burglar viii insert one skeleton
key after another into q lock until
he has successfully picked up one
tumblcr after another. When this
is done. ne twists the bunch OF keys
in the proper direction for opening
the lock, and the tumblers ~ bacK
as II the proper key were employed
in the operation.
Hortise locks are found on most Of
the large Office buildings. ana on the
outer doors Of the better class Of
residences.
Night latchea are another species
81 lock which the skilled burglar has
some difficulty In pcrsuading 10 open.
The beveiled end Of the bolt on the
night latch enters the woodwork in
such "a way that Il may, however,
be forced back by a thin. fiat piece
Of steel. Sometimes a knife blade
viii serve the purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
MARINE NEWS.

In anticipation Of the great rush
that VIII soon commence 10 the
north. schwRbacher'A dock is under
going extensive repairs. a pile
driver IL at the warehouse today and
new piles are being driven to sup
port the wharf.
The steamer Oregon " now at
Schwabacher dock, where she is be
ing frightened up preparatory to her
trip 20 Vaides, March 20.
The Faralion r. loading freight 1t
Sehwabaehsr dock for Alaska.
The frame work for the warehouse
on the new Arlington dock IL now
up. In n few days the wharf will be
entirely under cover.
The Golfers Leeianaw and Hyades.
and the steamer Al-Ki. are at the
bunkers today loading coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

TIE n rst big legal battle between
the people and the Hn-Blethcn gas
monopoly begins tomorrow In the
federal court.
The gas people rely upon the Burke
ordinance which they put through
council some months ago. to beat
the people
The people rely upon the justice
ef their cause % Win the aght In
case they are successful In this hat
tle with the HW- Rlethen combine. Il
Il possible that the quo Warranto
ease brought bv the state. may not
be tried. II the federal court case,
depending upon the Burke ordinance,
soes against the people. they are still
IN as Eood position to aght as be-
fore, having the quo warranto pro
oeeding % fail back upon.
The s. gas monopoly viii be
brought 20 terms one way or an
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

by listening attentively 10 the rev
olutiOn ~ the wheels within the safe
door. skilled mechanic may Judge
just where each set If tumblers
should fan.
Then. BY pauaiug and letting each
tuTabler drop into position. ne II en-
abied 10 manage even the time-lock
~ that Il vii yield to his def man
ipuiationH. That these locks are
easily opened IL atteated frequently
bY firms who have 10 send for lock
smiths 70 open tirne-locks which have
become deranged.
The opening In done by employing
much patience and quickueas Of
hearing possessed ny all persons
skilled in lock opening.
II Is seldom necessary 70 blow n
timelock open with dynamite. only
very delicate. careful handling Of
the opening mechanism IL necessary.
This statement also applies -
safeE 81 the ordinary combination
variety. The skilled IOcksuitb Or
burglar simply listens 20 the falling
OF the tumbiers into and out of their
places BY aGeertaining the posi-
ton Of each tumhler. he may 20 adj
Just the combination as 70 raise the
entire set at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
Hotel Corridors.


Among the guests at the Rainier
Grand are. Cyrus Walker and T.. q.
Ames, millmen Of Port Gamble. j. -.
Catron, superintendent ~ the state
prison at Walla Walla. Patsy Clarke.
the wealthy mining man OF Spokane.
who has a large interest In the fam
Gus lie Roy mine: =. Wurtelle, Of the
Great Northern railway at Vancouv-
or and y. l.. Smith and W. j. Chal-
mers, members Of the Chicago Com
mercial club, that left Seattle this
morning.
At the Butler DR.. V. ]. Capron,
practitioner Of Roche Harbor. r..
Onmroy, a miiiman Of Fhirhaven.
Francis NJ. Skinner. a business man
Of Everett; Judge w. n. White, Of
Redmond. who recently received tho
appointment TO the supreme bench
and Lester NJ. David, cannery man
Of Blaine.
At the Northerns q. Butler, MINI
eapolis. who IL nov on his way 10
his mine at Dawson. J. X. -. Eohny,
a business man OF Victoria. Il. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

Campbell. mining promoter Of
Denver. and Arthur Reynolds. an at
tornsy % Tacoma.
81 the Seattle. ] KatE. a rrautn-
ent shipping man 81 Port Townsend.
accompanied BY hts wife J. a Cole
man. an attorney ~ Everett. " V.
Wells, q ehnnerg man ~ k'nlrhaVsn.
and A. l. Grsenherz. a lumberman
Of Whatcom.
A. the uilier 81 Morgan. preHl-
dent 81 the Black Diamond Coal Co.
- Black Diamond. Geo. Hanson. a
dryEuodH merchant Of sah Francis
60. Frank guiuhy. an attorney -
Mount Vernon. ana r. =. Mcclellan.
- Buffalo. Interested IN valdez min
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

OILY MPIC Furniture Store. s17 8rd
ave. The cheapest place to buy
YOUR lmrnltnrn - al kInds sinN.s
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II
eisl i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
1fAra Ann -Awnlnna

TEHIa. awnings. logs. isfpaaIl6a
hase etc AHata aItHttefs lu III
sau#iH goods Goods made 10 ord
~ ~ experts 80 d moments M.
tiFe Huudf B. BrIaud. First ana
Jaaf H0u.
We manufacture ail kinds of can.
vas covered Horse BlaHkofa for al
kinds Ut h1rEnH o. an KINDS of pftces
All kinds ~ people buy them assf.
ffr Tent and Awning Co wholesale
mafafaftlrets Msrlsn md Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
Locksmith's Advantage.

4 good 1ocksmlth. q course. makes
an excellent professional burglar
Among professional burglars today
are some skilled locksmifhs, who
tnce pursued an honorable calling.
They become 50 adept Ia opening
locke IN the ordinary way ~ busi-
nesa that they finally decide 10
open those which were not intended
70 be- opened save In the regular way.
Usually # Is much more difficult
70 0pen the lock ~ an ordinary door
than II rs 70 open safe n II
thought BY many persons that u ~
difficult for "A loekpicker on the out
side ~ door 70 open a lock IN
which the key has been left on the
opposite eide.
As matter " fact. 10 r. more
easy a. open q lock with the key in
- than one from which the key has
been removed.
Burglars ana most skilled lock-
smiths possess Tiny. though powerful
pliers. These pliers-Very thin and
long are Inserted IN the lock. The
end ~ the key Is tightly clasped and
the pliers held together by o. thread
frrew. When good hold has been
obtained, the pliers are turned 20
the right or left, 40 the case may be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

A Philadelphia riri who has iust
returned from a two wars tour on
the Continent. b. having srrat
mary Jokes cracked - her expense
by reason cf her experiences IN the
field ~ amateur rhetewrarhy She
lak Nth her a camera eae e tia
tripod variety. and i.elQ aims All
euFiue her travels ths camera wsH
her constant sru.I niaus and - ere
sr "a keep tab on her pictures. she
tJttsd down in a q teboak just what
each one vns Taia Gftit hena COM
talns such subjects 90 Feeing croe-
odties IN the Caurae Sunrise on
the Nile. "a sifees In Jer4rrism.s
and others OF asa et94assg Interesting
nature. Almost tn# irHt thirE shH
DID when 81 iue So fa1r was to
send her Eco q - rave them
developed. IN na1t dag che receiv.
ed a message trum am asking her
20 CALI end ie~rfed HtHt her ty %
years labor 3 J nyen wasted.
iitaa
Mourning q speciality 81 srd ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
RUesER STAMPS.
sEcoNo. HANo ~ RNITuRe.

COM MERCIAL STAMP WORKS.
scheuerman Block 10 Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

aad the bolt aies back. pushed BY
It's aWu H8
A clever device e. prevent the OPP
euime 81 door IN this manner was
ftnted years ago ~ a Mrs. Hop
AIMS. u AildletDa. Conn. Shs pine-
&c At ordinary hairpim over the door
handle Just above the key. The ends
u the aalfpiu went down through
the handle Of the key. thus prevent
Ing the Key from being turned In the
lock.
n burglar operating from the out
side would find thar his clever pliers
were Of no avail against Mrs. Hop
kins hairpin- II II we're sufficient
~ strong the key could not be turn
al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
FRIDAY OR
NO FRIDAY
The Inland Flyer viii Make Port
Orchard Tonight.

The new steamer Inland Flyer.
owned BY the Ia Conner Trading a
transportation Co. w4il make her
first ram tonight AT Gsi8 o'clock. The
uHw draptnEH aad seats arrived last
night and wrFe Installed this morn
ing. The vessel viii BE- one of the
tflmmest and fastest boats on the
Sound She Wili merely go %
Port on hard and be on hand In the
morning 10 start for Seattle. II is
expected that a large numbsr Of pas
senEerE will Be on the new boat to-
uivht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
HeLP WaNTEo-FEMALE.

Prontabie wcfk. 5iSa rae. DoaEias.
Apprentices 10 learn
EanRhman'a Glove Fitting Dress
Cutting System. Madam Muriei
Is the only teacher Of this system
IN TIE city. Easiest system taught.
parlars 81 and % Sic Donald block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
Protected Night t.a,ches.

Some night latehes are protected
by strips Of metal on the outer edges.
which act. 10 the initiated, aa safe
guards against the opening without
a key. To the knowing thief, how -
ever. the removal Of these plates r.
an easy matter.
The Screws holding the plates are
embedded IN putty painted in such
way that II cOuceais the heads u
screws. These are readily found by
scrapinR OF the putty. h1wever-and
the rest ia eagy.
Small locks IN cash boxes are Oft
90 found dinicult 10 open. Here the
burglar usually takes the box with
him and OPENS n at his leisure with
few good blows.
u ~ strange, but true, that tho
locks on these boxes are often more
didcult 20 manipulate than those
on some Of the best makes Of safes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

The smoke nuisance Is Increasing
IN this city and 10 efforts are being
made By the authorities % enforce
the ordinance Tor It's abatement, At
enc time there was a faint show ~
attempting 70 coeree the owners Of
smoke-vomitinw chimueys into ohed-
ionce to the statute, but without
practical results To-day the air
IN seatsle.s downtown district Is
thickened with carbon 10 an exteat
that makes life disagresable. There
Is no sense or reason 70 this eondl-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
A CUOAHY
KIDNAPPER

DALLAS, Ter, March 21--sherifT
johnson last night stated that ~. c.
Henderson had Just confessed 10 b.
Ing one Of'the Cudahy boys kidnap-
ers. Henderson was arrested here
on Feb. as a suspect. The confess
sion IN said to have been made In
the presence Of the county attorney
and the sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
prRhonAL-centLnusd.


WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. f5e. Alley EfatHurHut. al.
Icy on Columbia bet. ma ans sff
OxYpONOH Victory" the genuine
cures all dtasHHsaI Avoid truitH-
TONS. 4 Mcdonald block.
FASHION HalI store. 1913 Second
avenue. diagnosis Of the scalp
free ~ charge.
ROLL Tor office desk ana chair for
sale cheap. 2b Burke bnildinR
WAISTS and Eklrta 70 order, cheap.
9 s. Mfg. co. 500 Union.
WANTED old COLO and silver -
Hausei. mfg. JeWeler % HiueEey
Mis-. IS. BENEETT ia again - %
Huier biock hair. Hcalp treaf n"nt
Mrs uAHHOH. stylish millinery
low ur.rah corner tfh md pine
gTONEa reualrsd Garter NJ Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

DO you want a nice homer II so.
come and see for yourself houses
and lots all parts city.
Farms and acre tracts. good l0ea-
ton. terms to suit homeseekers.
Don't forget the number. t0a
Burke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
A MOTHERS
AWFUL DEED

COLnRR0Ok. Mass. March r.
While insane. Mrs. Lizzie Saramars
killed her SIX children yesterday
,gith an axe. The youngest was less
than year old. The maniac thea
cat her own throat, bat VII prob.
ahly survive. The tragedy occurred
It A farmhouse near herr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

li-rooIn modern house. suitable for
two families. rent t35. first floor
Will pay rent. furniture good: part
new: must be cold. owner going
away. First time advertised. li2
Fourth avenue north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
TRAHeF ER COMPANIES.

EYlzEa Trans-er -. alaln 10 -
THUBh8 EHD TELESCOPES.
Bic bargains ~ olympic Eurniigre
sfnf. aIt Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
GREATEST
AMERICAN
Cubans Hailed Miles
as Such When
He Left.

HAVANA. March 22.-The cubans
gave Gen. Miles party an enthusi.
astic farewell today. when IL start
81 fer Washington Miles was hall
e As the greatest living American.
The state constitutional convention
long since decided to grant the de-
IrRnds az the United States under
The fiaft amendment. All show o.
opposition now II simply a grand
stand PLAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

A small garden will save you many
dollars and will furnish much I'm
cr vegetables than you can buy.
Green Lake lots and acre tracts.
$40 and upwards. J. Wallingford,
owner - RoNWeii block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4O6- SO occidental aV.. household
Eoods etc Jacobs. Trnnholme 8 ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

VA H. hUTTNEt. Attorney at
law. AdNlce free. suits prose
euted aud defended Ia ali courts.
II years experience Proceedings
IN bankruptcy. Companies Iueof-
pofatclt Abstracts carefully eH-
hmined Collections made IN all
parts ~ the United states. High
ssl commercial ard bank rsfrfen-
Co.'S. hia Third avenue. opposite
Public Library. Phone Nan 100.
,. =. BALL JR.. Is RoEwcI BLOCK,
ice Columbia st. above LIST Ave.
General practice in all the courts.
Damage Cases q Speciality.
Moderate FesH Communication Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
HAhTF6Hb BEAUMONT. counsel
or.nt-lnu. Dexter Horton Bank I'D
Is q. POSTER Mutual LIfe I'D.
Phone Main -.
>. a kEitauG. 80 HALEY building.
nEseoE s Aust. % Boston Htock
" y. lAaBuTh. sos-A PEeinr DIX
=. G. MACDONALD. ios burke BId.
Root. Feimef & brown. pioneer Do.
D. g COSuNEH t4-fa Haller bldg
LYMAN % KNAPP 10 Halter blar
g. WARD KENT. ~ Huthe bldg
} p DOUGLAS. 50I New York blk.
RICHARD osHonE. 1os.s. n. =. BIZ
S. & LAN9LASD sol Sew York. hls
HORACE PETER 5t5 New York BIZ
j ri PARKER az Pacific Bloek
PiFnVE a FERRY. ibie Second.
HH MARTIN. lawyer a fostoa bk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
4ELp WANTED.

COOKS. waitIeHuea. second girls.
chambermnids. help 81 all kinds
Queen city Employment Co. Tel.
fg4l ifns Third avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

SPECIAL attention given ta the OF
RHufzattau and Incorporating af
ueH oumuaulea. mining. all o.
commercial PAYNE INVEST
AEST CO. 20 Burke building
OAE AIl.I.IDN DOLLARS O. f.an
on real estate in Seattle ia sums
Of 500 % $4,000 German Amcfi-
can Investment Co. tf7 Third ave
To LOAN Private gouey az low
rate Of Interest Grell. Damus =
pHner. iaI Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
ns1H Z ErhelmRu Mutuni life bid
OLYMPIC OH co re- Halter block
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22
ALASKA CLOTHING

g. 3. G0VENNMENT GOODS
Hlank.Is. s. 81 peaHeketa. q
pants. f-tt. shelter tents. 81. uuNs
white uarfrlatbInK. huif. 81 cost
the government $50 Hooi HuK.
a1cs uHEY EweatsfH. 81 %. witch
cape. .sr rubber blankets ar pom.
ahas- IL Ellk. Ia EIrKi n.a-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-22

II have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores in all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. SIS
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Go on the CHI OF EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 100 a. m. u M. aud
5 y. IA.
Leave Everett 9.i5 a. m. $3.50 and
f.15 p. m.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Fnre 7bc. round trip LOO. First
class meals served at 80 cents
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National Bank of Commerce
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GET N on the ground floor. An
shareholders treated alike. An
our landf IN several districts. the
property of every stoekhoIdcr. No
preferred stock and no preferred
shareholders
Get In while yau can. Nonzaasesa-
able 81 shares at cents. s. buys
100 shares.
Great Northern oil Co. y. O box
III Seattle. Office lis Cherry street.
Post intelligeuccr building.