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BREWERS STATEMENT.
81. 100


We viii proceed TO give the figures as they
would stand ii the license fee were left at the
500 and all the licenses with few exceptions
were taken out. and IT is safe to estimate that
there will be very few left that will not be taken
up under the old system say 215 licenses at
$3.50, equals sl5l 80. This amount according 10
law will he divided Us follows:
city. 27j at ........ $50, equal, 1920.
County, 27i at ...... 100, equals 2,,JO0.
State 21j al ,....... 100, equals 21,jOO.
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TIN. VITAL POINT.

\ vital point that must be taken into conSidera-
tion is the way that properties will decrease in
valuation H. at the present time You have in
The central part OF the city, comprising only a
square mile taking Llchawanna avenue Penn.
Wyoming and Washington avenues, and Spruce
and Linden streets, ity.ivc TO sixty vacant
stores, which is more than any city OF its SIX
or any city that compares with il in the state
and here again there will be vacated large
number more by the tenants and owners not
being able to take ont the license
Who wil be the loser by this? Why, the prop
crty owner who has rented his building in good
faith and has made now lease with his tenant
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HELPLESS.

The man trusscd up so that lie can
neither move hand nor foot is in his
helplesSness a fair type OF many q man
affected by rheumatism. Often the dis
ease only partially disables, and with
Crutch and cane the sufferer hobbies
painfully about.
Rheumatism can be cured by the use
of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. This great blood purifying medi-
cine eliminates the poiSons which cause
the disease. Ii increases the activity OF
the blood-making glands, and so in
Creases the purity and abundance of the
blood supply, thus giving vigor and
vitality to all organs OF the body which
depend for their health on plenty of
pure blood. II builds up the body with
firm flesh instead of fabby fat The
discovery" contains neither alcohol
nor narcotics.
"I had been troubled with rheumatism for
twelve years SO bad OF times l could not leave
my bed writes Mr.. X. J Mcknight, Of cades,
TMi;ii1amsnurg T,;n1 90. 5, C. - was badly crippled
me up 70 die. None Of them did me much
Eood The paine in my back, hips aad legs
tand at times in my head, would nearly Kill
me. My appetite was very bad. Everybody
who saw me said must die. took ave
bottles Of the Golden Medica! Discovery and
;:: ::!: :'::! 4; ~: :;:! "a
Doctor Pierce's IE ~
Pleasant Pellets
assist the A5s8S
action of > <4(Z& !
the "Dis- SyfzTs82faie ~ o. -
covery." HfaS${l S. e.
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The New Hosiery
Mems. WOmen's. Children

The preference clearly fancy them
previous Upon their predicted popularity planned
eepionay large assomen We believe be the leader
Simple pn plenty too-prepaed all Aud
grav gyest is of good quality and righnot fancifu
even with the market but mostly below the prevailing prices for equal
some splendid values plain. serviceable Hosiery.
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four vials ot the
Pellets and to-day
my health is good
after suffering twelve
years with rhcu-
matism ,"
Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
assist the
action of 90
the "Dis- SyxE2S&
covery." MfM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
LATEST ASPECT OF PENSION PAYMENTS

The United States
II takes u employees
phianshrop scheme the eenecaries OF which number
horhocd OF million receiving
sued number
rolls at the close OF the fiscal year. This
mark IN the history of the =
The annual value OF the roll June 90 1900 sbsa
June 90 1901. II had Increased sis.ssssis.
Is the
death
OF
OF be
he pension WI stop.
II TO be hoped improved system
viii be adopted The distribution
The commissioner
would travelling medical boards
be
mir
attention they
entitled confederation but there
who accepted
Stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
Roasts the City Council and
Scores the Police
MGILvRA ATTACKS
He Gives a Political History OF
Seattle From the Days Of Wood
Down TO the Present Time
A Communication

The Star has received from Judge
j. J. McGilyra the following com
muDicatlon. with request for its
publication. This paper stands for
the free expression Of opinion by
citizens upon all subjects. IL opens
~ columns freely 10 all legitlmate
discussions of public matters:
Seattle. Nov. II. 1901,
To the Editor;--In q llttlo mors
than three months our biennial CITY
election occurs. IN which we are
more largely Interested than mos,
electors realize.
a Crisis IN our municipal Affairs
exists, and the question OF good
or bad government IA involved. The
question Is whether reasonable and
wholesome laws shall be enforced
or the law breakers shall rule our
city by the means known as tho
wide open policy. which IL but am
other name for the violation Of the
law, and practically a copartnership
between the city government and
vice.
In order to know whore we stand
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CARPENTERS
CELEBRATE
Housewarmins by the Union Proves
q Great Success

The house-warrning and reception
given last night by the Carpcnfers'
union In the new headquarters Of
the Building Trades council, was a
great success. The large hall whose
capacity il about 1909. was well fiii-
ed. A program OF song and rectta-
tion was enjoyed. after which dane
Ing 20 good music was INDUCED in.
President A. Il. White OF the Car
p<nfers' union made the address Of
welcome. He told OF the splendid
financial condition Of the union and
how proud the members were 81
owning their own hall. The struc-
ture was built gratultously by the
carpenters and II 20 be known as
their building. but will be used
Jointly BY the Building Trades coun-
ell
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FOUR CANDIDATES
FOR ROADMASTER
Superslsorship Of West Seattle Is
Now Vacant

The road supervisorshlp OF West
Seattle H. vacant. and a lively f!ghi
" no for the place. There are four
candidates. each OF whom feels q
call within him to offer hts services
20 the public. Besides the vast op-
portunities II affords for doing good
there are few snekels in the lob
II pays t2.5o per day for so days
conscientious and strenuous ON
ciai N supposed TO exhaust his sr~r.
sies so nearly In that time that his
remaining strength IL appraised at
only 81 per day.
The lambs offered for sacrifice are
Martin Kile. Joseph McTlreath. John
Henry Lincoln Todd and c. ". NJ
kohler. A meeting will be held Fri.
day night by the West Seattle Good
Roads Club 20 select candidate
who viii very likely receive the an.
poiptment from the county commits.
sioners.
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STR. NEWPORT


After battling with fierce Alaskan
seas and head winds for 81 days the
steamer Newport, Capt. q. ;. Moore.
made port from Dutch Harbor last
night.
The steamer left Unaiaska October
as and was due here November 10.
Heads winds. however. made II nee
essary for the boat to seek shelter.
Twenty stops were made on the trip
for this and other reasons.
Three thousand five hundred cases
Of salmon were brought from Uyak
bay canneries and II passengers.
Among the latter were r. Davidson.
manager Of the Uyak Bay cannery.
and v. A. Cornell. who has mining
Interests In that district.
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evidence, In order 20 have a stand
Ing in any respectable court.
The Meredith tragedy iH one OF the
lesser results OF this wide open pol
icy.
This wide open policy and It's ma
chine methods viii not bear the light
of day and open investigation, and
the vital question IL: How long will
the good people OF Seattle suffer II
60 existl
As one of the results OF the ma
chine work that led up 60 and ac-
companied this wide open policy. the
city OF Seattle and King county.
which contains more than one fifth
of the wealth and population OF " a
state, is wholly unrepresented ~
not misrepresented, In the national
government. 10 our great and ire
parable damage.
Partisan politics has no prop-
er place In municipal affairs. ana
can only be dangerous and damne-
ing.
And yet political parties not only
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RAILWAY MEN
DANCE TONIGHT

All details for the grand annual
ball Of the Seattle Street Car I'm
ployees' Benefit Association. TO be
held at Ranke's hall tonight. have
been completed and all Is now ready
for the grand march. The ball IN the
annual fete OF the car boys. and
they always aim 10 make II a treat
to their uests. This year the rail-
roadmen have been working hard 10
make the affair a great event, and
Indications point to success. Good
music has been secured and a fun
orchestra will be In attendance DUR
ing the evening.
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Pawned the Trunk

f. ID. Bartlett. who was arrested
Monday. has been charged with
grand larceny by Policeman w. g
Hubbard. He n alleged to have
stolen trunk from A. VI. penHe. o,
JOG Fourth avenue. The trunk has
been recovered from Washington
street pawn shop.
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open policy. the result Of which was
that charges OF corruption in the
/ police department" were filed with
the city council. through the instru-
mentality % the Law and order
league ~ seattle. and May 70 last
the said city council appointed &
committee ~ ak members Of it's own
body TO Investigate these charges
and report thereon.
This committee proceeded 20 make
n star chamber 81 the city hall. con-
Quoting It's Investigations In secret,
and entirely excluding the public.
The city council 40 fully sanction
ed this secret investigation ~ TO pass
a resolution No. protecting u
and pledglnK secrecy.
Meredith Fouad unflt
on the cath day OF June following
their appointment. this COMMITTEES
filed n report with the city clerk,
In which they say. THAT from the
/ evidence. W. l.. Meredith was found
unfit To occupy the office Of Chief
l of Police. on any other position IA
I the police department"
After making like finding as "a
| Weppensteln. they say that the
mayor co-operated with them and
took steps which resulted In the
retirement OF these officers Mere
| dith and Wappenstein-from the po-
/ lice department"
They concluded this remarkable re-
/ port by saying: we find nothing
whatever to In any way connect the
mayor with corruption or dishon-
| esty," from which certificate OF
moral character, and from that only.
40 far as this report goes, we are led
/ 10 infer that the charge against
1 Meredith and Wappenstein was cor
| ruption and dishonesty.
The Mayor TOOK steps
IL seems the mayor took steps
which resulted In the retirement Of
these officers pending these secret
Investigations. in which he cooper
ated." and before the report was
made.
| IL VIII be observed that this re
/ port was not acted upon. as the find
Ing OF q grand jury or acted upon
/ at all By the city council. except I'm
advance by the passage OF said reso-
| luton No. AIS, and that the mayor
was practically member Of this
1 said committee and co-operated with
/ II. in fact, he acted upon the find
ings OF the committee in advance
Of the making Of the report.
With his reputation thus blasted
and his occupation gone. stolen from
I him by a secret conclave OF profess
ed friends, Is Il 10 he wondered at
that Meredith WAS desperately ex-
asperated and maddened to fury:
but, there would have been much
mere sense In turning his batteries
upon the mayor and city council
than Considlne. who at most was
but an instrument In this un-Amer-
lean self-constituted tribunal.
Battery Provided by Law
do not wish 20 be understood
that Meredith should have used his
shotgun and revolvers on the mayor
and city council. but l do mean TO
say that AZ he was an honest and
innocent man, he had battery nj
his command provided by law. which
would have been more effective for
the public good
If he was guilty, az this conceive
found him, he should have been
tried publicly. convicted and nm
ished. A public trial no doubt wuuI1
have convicted others, and I'm the
very nature OF things could not he
resorted 20 by this wide open policy
gang. who would have had to purge
themselves and then turn state 4
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we'll AGAIN
oMcIai Statement Of the
Queens Condition

THE HAGUE, Nov. 27.--It was Of
ficiaily announced today that Queen
Wilhelmina has fully recovered from
the Illness resulting from her recent
premature confinement.
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90 ON THE
CITY OF EXERETT

SEATTLE EVERETT AND ED
MONBS ROUTE
Nv. Seattle. : 90 q. M. " m, D. m.
" Everett. p.is a m, 10 f.iB p. m
Three round tripa daily. including
sunday. in effect Sept. n, 1901
Connections Al Seattle with Str.
Flyer Tor Tacoma. At Everett with
Str NihAdn fer Hnohufnlsh. and Ever
stt and Monte Cristo Railway
Culmnn Dock. SETTLE Tel He'd 11i
Merchants' Dock Everett Telephone
ca r. n SCOTT. Manager.
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Some burglars eivn when politely A.
found he
bed 1910 East Spruce before After somewhat
harsh the moothed
Immediately by
The laughed and
aceratcd he
eash-aud e, the gold watches bric-a
Those who habit
do them bodily
highly successful method of Mr. Fisher
amount broke mirrors with bullets
did not rufe his
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Mr. pooey looking streets politicians
industries
things Possibly viii
the today thoroughfares
trusted TO keep things TO himself Dooey talking
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Ladies' Furs made and repaired
G. G. Berg. 1918 Third ave.
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AthIoo and inland Flyor

From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
umbia street.
aunaayRD and 1000 a. m. i.is p IN.
ffor Hremerton only and $50 p. IN.
saturday only. extra trip 1850 .. m. }
Leave BF~merion-ssi5 and 1855 a.
m, % and 8 is .. N. Leave sidney
ITO and II 30 a. m. 800 y. m.
Leave CharieHton-~s.0o and ii.3s a.
m. sos p. m.
For Pleasant Beach ana Bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
at 1000 a. m. and ISIS .. m. Leaving
Bremcrton ~ Sis a. m. and esfb pm.
Fare 70 cents round trip.
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National Bank OF Commences
HTsTSEss CnAS1Es

ntitAAGEk ATTENTION.
AXE you ionkinE Tor a safe and prof
ttaute business opening ia Scatter
Y -. ~ can offer YOU any num-
Der recurring an investment u from
10 T. 800. Every business op-
purtunitF that passes through off4ce
uiust stand the closest Investigation.
ard We can place you ~ q bank.
~ fact, any business you may pre-.
isf Kindly call and Investigate.
DrTman-Smrriran Investment Co.
Incorporated blg Third avenue.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR Sale Mo saloons on First ave-
nue. near Pike street. new buiidsnxa
ana rev hafH and fixtures. lease
may ,. had for " years; price. tz,ooo
ana t.a9 respectively. OF which
and the balance when you get ready.
the best saloon property In Seattle
today for the mnnoy We have IS
Other saloons; ranging In price from
Eco 10 $4,000. German
Investment co.
BOX FACTORY.
FOR Sale Interest in ono Of the iare-
cot ana oes, PAYING box factories
west e Grand Rapids; running night
and day. with three years orders
ahead. retiring member 81 the firm
met with a serious accident which
dlsahlee him permanently. and HIS
place mus, be filled by a man cap
0erman-American 90.
LODGING HOUSES
FOR sale-We have 9. few high-ciass
lodging houses, not the Kind that are
usually filled with dummies" and
lot 81 cheap. second. hand fuYuI.
ture. fitted expressly to catch the
unsophiWticRted stranger buf sofne
established reputable and good paw
ms Investments hat we can safely
recommend. German-Arnsrican In
vcatmeni Co. si2 Third avenue
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HOUSE
81 oo0 cash and services secures IN
tsreHt agd good position IN one Of
commission houses in Seattle, es-
tnhliehed since iss0 with upwards ~
100 shippers and 60 local patrons
highest commercial and bank refer.
snces given money 20 be depoKitsd
IN hank 70 Increase business. Ger
man ArnerIenn Inxe.trnent CO.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
ClaARkES PERRIN shorthand ech55r
lnalNldnal Instruction. "a Boston.
LEO > business College. Union I'd. In
diNldnal instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College, Second and Pike
MIIs0N.s Mod Aus Coll Main r6
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing
clothes In shape S.s0 month. dyefny.
repairing. 1907 Third Buff 1904
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR clothing
Dave TAYLOR. 10 starr Boyd bulldiax,
tLAiRNoYAsTs
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past. present and flu
ture; names given; palmiat read
ings and cards. 25c up. 1909 list
ave-; room l05: Green 1880.
CONTRACTORS and BuILDEas
SoDEaQ ulST A KOSEIEAF. sho,,ss
at ls-2O Spring street.
BROMLEY 4 WELLS, general con-
tractors. Starr Boyd building.
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING Classes FOR boginnera Mon
day aud Friday evening at $50. Prof.
Wilson's school Of dancing, private
lessons daily. Ranke hall Pike
street
PROF. LITTLE. teacher Of ball room
and fancy dancing. 8l2 MRdlson.
Phone, Buff 6st.
SOCIETY and stage dancing. E. H.
Estes, supervisor Normal association,
sllS First. Green i4l6,
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control our city government, but
county, state and national politics
with all modern corrupting influence
es-are mixed up Herewith, making
a hell-broth more malignant A. not
magical than was ever brew in
witches caldron or boiled and bub-
bled In dark cave OF vice.
Where Is the csptsln7
The gang are In the saddle. with
the chief magistrate OF the city in
command, and the gamblers i'm the
lead.
There is but one way To unhoraa
them, and that is for the peonle.
the taxpayers, without distinction
Of party, as one man, to fake 10
horse themselves, and in an irresist-
ible charge, rout the enemies az
municipal honesty and decencv.
wiping them from the face OF the
earth.
Where is the captain to lead this
charge g-Respectfully,
JOHN J, McGILVRA.
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AuoisiTisors


JOHN GRAHAM. 5zo-82i Globe BLK,
Tel. James 222l.
% W.. nOUGuTON, H4.i7 Collins
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept. 10. 1901
BFcmerton Cu. y. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock, Charleston and sidney.
aTssr A. fERQ
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABsTnAcT or TITLE
obHoHNE. 1kLMPEh a Co. INC.
Abstract Co, established 1919. Min
inE claim abstracts basement OF tho
Mutual iAfo building.
Booth Whittlosey- Ilanford Abstract
Col established 1862. basement u
Halter block Telephone, Main 49,
hI.ATTLE Abstraat Co. N. Y. :. ak.
AuciiiTECTs
JOHN GRAHAM, 5zo-92i Globe blk.
Tel. James 222i
q. M. IiongIIToN. nt.l7 collins
A1fOHAEfs-AT-LA
VA. H. BU1fNEls. attorney at Law.
bults prosecuted ana defended IN all
courts ~ years experience. Proceed
porated. Abstracts carefully sxpm-
incd. Collections made Ia all parts
OF the United States. Highest com
merclal ana bank references. li3
Third avenue. Phone Main 1900
FRANK u. WHEELING, Boston Blk.
~ -. MARTIN, 80 Mutual Life BID.
J. A. KELLOGG. 20 Bailey build ~.
w. -. LAMBUTH. 20s-B Pacific block.
a, G. MACDONALD. 900 Burke bil
Root. Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bii
-. G. coNoYER. "a iiaiier building.
LYMAN u, KNAPP. 10 HITLER BUILDING
q. WARD KEMP. a. Burke buiidiis.
J. r. DOUGLAS. boT New York BIZ
HORACE PETER. bis Sew York blk
PIERRE y. FERRY. 40 Burke block
3. LANGLANp. tos y. Y bloc g
ArcTfosEEns
JOE MARTfN. general auoiioneer
and storage. z2is First avenue. Tel.
AUCTION SALES
=. q. BfcKEhrCN. general auction.
co. lnlz LlI.i nxsnns.
BANKS
PUGET souND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE.
CAPITAL rtoek paid In. rzs.ooo; surpiua.
j. Fur,h. pres. ,. ~ Goldsmith. vice
pres x v. Anksny. cashier
Correspondents IN principal cities Ia
the United Btatss and Europe.
PEOPLES sAvINGs hank
s.rs nd avenue ,,os ans rIs' street Gap,
pre- .. II. Hayden. cash; J. T. Green
ieRf. asst cash. Commercial savings
and trust business,
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. A general banking business
transacted. Deposits. si.t0o.e 900. a
chiiber.. pres: = L. Grondahi first
vice prcs.. a. ". Eoeiberg. cash: J. r.
Lane. asst cash. No branches.
National Bank OF Commences
Paid up capital. $1,000.
Tranfac;s general banking business.
w. G, Henry. pres; X II. Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent.
sais Deposit vasli Boxe, tor hoat
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BEATgl.E
Paid up capital. o.. tifo ooe.
General banking business transacted
J. u. Hosc, jr.. pres. ~. AoMicken.
vice pres. l.. Turner. cash. a. r
PaFkhurpt asst. cash. Exchange on
principal cities q q. y. and Europe
The Canadian sank Of Commerce
SApitai phlo up .tt..s..ss.ssss. sss"fs'VS9
thlght million dollarn)
HnrploH .s.sssssss.. ...+sss-ss.ss ss-.ps}.eN
Interest SLOWED on time deposits A
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH - Corner o.
James atrcet ard Second avenue.
u. A. CAMERON. Manage.
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fortunate indeed Edward
Midnight
scarcely
what he escaped lucky.
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rHoToonAP,,rss

Agatflr hnlshlhE wise. ssiTEa
BTAMP IfIoTO4 IA r.oig,j.i.
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TIE Iyy Frcns. Artistic PIN M r.
EraYfd Calling Cards, Wedding A.
nouncefuenif, etc. First and pits
Phone. Main g3
MARKET Report. PIlntirg Il PaEIlsg-
lnE 20, high Rrgde 100 PRINTING ~
Spring street Tel Bun eg1
BULL BROS, Commercial nys-se.--
~. Wf, ~ Washington bldr we
Treen's Shoe Store. 'rsi White N
AkTfOPOiITAg Press. Inc. m.1
20 ave 8 and i1t-e Wsri wash.
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OBBoHRE. TiuEMfEh d co. NO
Abstract Co, established 1888. MIN
lnE claim abstracts, Basement OF the
Mutual iAfo building.
Booth Whittlesey- IianfOrd Abstract
Coz established lsG. basement u
liaiicr block Telephone, Main lsA
kEATTLE Abstract Co. N. n ~ ak.
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DYHiNe ANn cLnANIna

LYNCH = SHAW. s7 IfaIier bid.
Nine a 5 Hmita 81 Hinkiey bloee.
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ROYAL PALACE DHEssaAKfNG
pAHIOHR ladies ana Ehiidren'n
Tailoring, Rainy Day Skirts ana
Evening Huffr 1877 "a nv
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Mita NsON-Fnil opening n etyi.
ish millinery. Corner Fourth ana
FslEs
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AVCTfo.EEns


JOE MARTIN. general auotioneer
and storage. 22is First avenue. Tel.
Oak TfE
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ron ladies' tailor ana reception gow y
call at Lamb Sisters. siO-ai Collins
lInaE
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l.. q. BfcREHTCN. general auction
eeF, 1879 First avenue
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VA. H. BU1TREil. attorney at law.
bults prosecuted and defended IN all
courts, ~ years experience. Proceed
lnEa 10 bankruptcy. Companies inuOf-
Pofated. Abstracts carefully sxpn-
incd. Collections made Ia all parts
Of the United States Highest com
mercial ana bank references. li3
Third avenue. Phone. Main 1000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27

s2eo0 cash md services secures IN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-27
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