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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
CONSTRUCTING
STEEL BRIDGES
Great Northern at Work on
thirteen In the State.

The Great Northern IL rushing the
work % constructing thirteen steel
bridges alpuE ita line IN this state.
The work = nuN well under way
and Il y thought Il vii he campiet-
ed Ia the FpFinE The uew atrue-
lures ate 60 take the place % WOOD
IN bridges that ever since the line
reached the coast have done service.
The locations - these bridges are
Three crossing tha Wenatrhse river.
ono ON the skykHmish near index.
one on the sultan diver tea on Mar
tin ercck weat ~ Wellington, ono an
Deception creek near Madison. two
on Mason creek. on. on Fu~a creek.
the replacing ~ two naed spaHa. one
twenty I've geet long and another 80
feet long. uyAr the Sunhauiish river.
and one Is feet long over the nj
churck.
As soon az the work has been con-
pietesi. the next thing - BE- under
taken on the main line Ia this stat
l. the STRENGTHENING ~ the track.
In many places this Will result IN
cutting down the mileage several
thousand yards. Whiie In others the
difference Ia mileage Win he little.
but the track viii be - straight iha Z
faster running sinr viii - possible.
u il the intention % begin In a few
weeks the wark - repairing the
coast line. THIS work win take al
summer and Nill enEaE~ about 10
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
STORMS IN
MIDDLE WEST
BllxEsrdSRsging aud Traffic
Suffering.

CHICAGO. Jan. ia great snow.
storm ia raging over the middle
states. In thls city the etreet car
service Il almost stepped, and tele.
phone and telegraph Wires are badly
mixed up
Reports from Colorado state that
the Denver = Ilio Grand railroad 10
hlorkvd and several either lines are
almost completely put out or bust
ness by the snoWalideH. pne % thr
trains q the Colorado q southern
ruad haa been snuW bound since Mon
day. Even rotary snowpioW II
unable e. accomplish anYthin /
against the storm. Unless The pas
stngers on the snow hound train arn
soon relieved. they will suffer from
hunKer snd cold
ln Kansas the storm 10 not -
HrNerr. and railroad traf n being
carried an as usual The Htufkmvn
were prepared fer the weh Their and
thcy are suffering little tncanvrui-
ance.
IN Milwaukee the sHnw = atiil fan.
Ing ard shows mn sign ~ Hhating
street-caf service h considerably itn
pcded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
Through Rates to St. Paul
viii Bo Lowercd.

\ Nadeau. general agent u the
Nprlhern Pacific, has received In
formation ~ q meeting that WIS
held Ia So Paul yesterday. az which
gnnnlaernhlr changes were made ~
thr uEh rates, These will BE- pat ~
effect Feb. 4, and will b. effective
over the Canadian Pacific and Great
Northern, ~ we'll as the Northern
raein.
Thirty day limited FIRST class tick
eta from Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land 70 ~ Paul viii be reduced FROM
80 10 $50. Tho same class tickets
from Spokane will be- reduced from
So 10 $3.50 Rates from Butte
Helena aud other points viii be re-
dneed accordingly. There rates Will
apply 81. hath Eastern aud Western
travel. There a. no change Ia the
second class rates. Tho new tickets
give travellers % days instead Of ave
days 20 make the trip The nine
mpntha 500 round trip ticket lH etill
ln effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10

et entertainers. and viii present
them Co the patrons OF his thrhtrr
for the week 81 Inu %. beginning
With "a sunday matinee. The cGl-
0fcd ariHtocrHey company in a rug
time carnival of refined mlnHtrelaY
and burlespua. Tho company num-
hrr Ia nli 2h uoiorUd artists which In
eludra seven erculeH and diners from
other orEantsattonH from the fact
that II u not u one star attraction,
but every member u an artist ia
hin respective line, having been -.
looted from the heat IN the pfufeHs
sion.
The latest New York success.
sNorthrtn Lights" will ha the at.
traction at the rhird Avenue thea.
ter next week commencing with 4
sunday matinee, produced by ituHs
sell & nfeW'a company The scrue
ta laid I'M and around a Northwestern
military camp, and deals with the
nriila Indian uprising near an Am
erican fort The characters arr
picturesque, ef hiKh.eiahs and inter
tsttnF. The PLAY has beautiful
love story running through its Rc'
ton, and II fun Of thrilling events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
GOT A BONUS
AND BIG BRIDE
Girls Father offered Prize 60
Man Who Would lake Her.

DERRY. Conn. Jan. ny mail
"A bride Weighing tes pounds aud
5000 In cash are what the holidays
brought Charles n. ilarrang. \
young Huntington farmer The
bride h Mary A Plumb. the dauEas
ter % william 4. Plumb. we'll
knewn stevenson farmer and writer
on Farm topics Tho 9 600 n past
Of her fathers wealth
cards received hy friends of the
couple announce that the wedding
took place AZ Stevenson. prcember
- n was private anatr NJ the
brides heme. The honeymoon vas
passed In New Haven
six years $50 AR. Plumb ioainrts
remarked that he would give ans
man 81. es4 % marry his daughter
Tho latter VAS then AT the charm
ms asr Of ~ and TIPPED the scales ~
sn1 pounds. ~ proposals. ca me. AMI
three years later. her hia daughter
had funt turned "a and the 50 Pound
marx. Mr Plumb announced thnt
the frnt respect table and worthy
young man Who arpcafsd could have
hef and s. - ~ canh.
During the first year that this Of.
fer stood only one uian appeared.
but tn the next two years Miss
AHANNH NashfA ~ HAAAHHH - VIII ~
fieah. None 81 them proved accept
able. however. until young HarranE
proposed about all weeks aEa. lie
waH Immediately accepted.
lie says Il was love and no thought
Of peeuniary inward that actuatsd
hts PROPOSAL and subsequent marrts
49,. lie II tNn years older than his
bride, but weighs nearly 100 puan Is
issE. being % slight but sthlrtle
build
Mra tihrranE ~ remarkably active
Ter her siaa. which. however. u rwnz
derrsf more cunwpfe unstH BY TIRE fact
that she ts only i've feet IN height
Fur several years che has driven 20
tuWu. seven miles. once week -
Eeil produce from her fathers farm
she IL not sensitive about her risa
bat constantly jokes about u ard
naFfatea many an arnas'uH iursdeut
- the tneonfenisnetFs o. which II
often puts her. she has had many
OFFERS from ahaWuaeu and dime muz
scum managers. but has tnld them
al that everyone whu cares "a may
go her for nothing
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n may be taken Cor granted that
- out % every 100 American wives
would. II they could. have at least
one female servant apiece. on tho
other hand. there IL no, one Ameri-
ean-born giri ost OF every loo who
II willing 20 be servant. n she
can possibly be anything else. The
consequence r. a loudly heraided
sssrri,y % Kitchen giris.- for for
eisn countries no longer send a suf-
fcsent supply 90 take up the burdens
OF domestic drudeery.
II In the mental designation and
the accompanying social ostracism
60 which the American girl objects
and which makes her utterly unwfi-
ing 20 enter domestic employment.
she would rather accept half az
much pay In a store or factory and
have social recognition and a right
20 receive her beaus IN the parlor
instead Of the kitchen she would
rather work for n man who treats
her with instructive Difference az
corded generally Go her scr. rather
than take the commands OF a wo-
man who speaks inperiousiy TO her
Sheip" and ufakss her ca, at the
-seoond table" That f. the whole
story 10 nutshell The Riri gets
bsstsr treatment IN q business house
o. mandatory than she could ex-
rect 70 receive IN the majority Of
homes--and that r. the principal
reason that servants" arr scarce.
what II more. there will be no
change In the situation until condi-
Mons change radically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
THE VERY LATEST.

The twentieth Century young men
must watch icst the maidcna of the
day catch thcm uuprcparcd.
A movement has hocu started IA
Blnghampten. y, y which NIL
probably cemc sweeping over noun
tains. hills and dales, uutll It eumpc
up against the Pacific ceast, knock
Ing out bachelors right and left, ns
Il progresses and making the mar
riase bells ~ the Republic jingle
vigorously.
The movement not only does
away With man as a propcunder ~
will yoa marry me makins wem-
an. instead. the ono to pop the quss-
tion. bat Il makes u her moral duty
Go oncc a year a. least propose mar
riage 10 the best man abe meets
barring those already possessed u
wives II rejected BY the enc she
chooses. she 4 not allowed, by the
rufes OF the movement 60 pous and
fret. but must assume her sweetest
smile. brushed ~ a BIT maybe. and
80 In unWearied pursuit ~ hnppi-
ncss. with man a. the foundation,
conversions and superstrueture
thereof.
This announcement Is not iocuiar.
II Is based on reality, In HinEhamp-
ton the Twentieth Century club has
been formed BY a score OF society
girls 10 advance the social Interests
az their sex. and especially II aid Il
forming and following ideas 81
greater social freedom among Won
en-.
IL IL held that the customs % ths
last century. which forced all ths
counting on the men. was not oniy
foolish. but peculiarly detrimental
90 women. and each member ~ tn
club pledged herself seriously TO pro-
pose marriage.
A section Of the bylaws forbid,
certain modes % dress. Inciudins
corsets and the object u the clui
n stated 60 be not 20 make the com
ing woman masculine. bat 20 mak'
her more wofnaniy.
Girls OF Is or over are eligible fo'
membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
ART LEAGUE
LAST NIGHT

A pleasing and Instructive lecture
was delivered az the Art league last
night BY Prof Trevor Kincaid. n the
State university Ne spoke On the
subject ~ Evolution giving a
brief account q the origin aud de-
vvinpment ~ the Theory. He frar-
"a Il from the ancient times
down % the present.
The Art l.saEu~tn" rendered Prof.
kincaid "a vote % thanks at the eor.
ciusi0n ~ th. lecture
A short busiutsss meeting Was held.
at y hieh the following mrmierf
aerr elected " II Parry, pr carl
ilansn. I A sadsau. pr. o. W
Young taa. u. Hose, tr. = X
strive. W. Gfauihs, n y Angus.
tine 8 = Weston. Chas " Haun.
d@Fs. Geo. Z. casteffil. Pred o. Hans
defs and J a. BailiarEeon. Tlr. y
Weldon Young VAS elected Yice
president q ths association.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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rhs rss~lsy csme.ny.

LAst night the fourth lars. and
appreciativ~ audience was enter
tained delightfully."- hy the T. pAnls !
Frawley company at ths Seattle
theater. The Middlenan vas fhs
attraction last night. aud brought
out new qualities ~ the powers ard
finished art % the leading members
OF Frawiey's company. While the
success Of last nights rendition u
The MlddiemAn was pronouncedly
attributable tn the raFt e the old
potter. ''Cyfss BienkArn.~ 50 seh1l-
ariy eonceivesSby Harrington Rsyu-
Odds. the remainder Of the company
contributed admirably 10 hts sup
port. Miss Van Buren, played well
the part % the daughter, Mary Bisn-
karin. Alice Johnson, a. Nancy
Eienkaru and y. u. Amory as Jesss
Pegs. the old potset'H helper. are DE-
serving Of special rsfuark for the
happy manner with which they pr
ried out their paris; like the loyars
they were.
Tonight. Children Of the GHETTO"
is 20 Be presented.
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NJ the Third sseaus.

The Third Avenue theafsr II the
scene OF great enjoyment these
nights King Rassus." as given By
Isham's Octoroona. iH hy far the
greatest success Of It's Kind that has
ever visited Seattle. Among the q
artists Of the company there are
clever comedians, good dancers and
ereditabie voices. All who have yis-
tied the Third Avenue this week are
unanimous IN prOnouncing King
Rastus' all right"
The engagement OF this company
concludes Saturday.
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comIng Attractions.

children Of the Ghetto" will be
given its sole production by the
Frawley company at the Seattle to-
night. The piay ia taken from Is=
rael Zangwiira STORY Of London g
The play represents oil the title i'm
/ plies-the life and customs 81 the
| Ghetto Of london: the Hebrew quar-
ter ~ that great city. The staging
I for this production is unlike any ord
| inarily carried. and much pains
/ have been taken in It, choice. a
large number Of seats have aireads
/ been sold and u u thought few sea ~
will be left late this afternoon.
"The Belle 81 New York" with It's
| bswitchinR lyrics. lie stunning cos
turnes and It's envlabie British repu.
tation Is 10 be with us. and the town
II glad THE Belle" VIII sing her
fascinating md exhilnrnting songs
At the Seattle thcater Jan. 10, Hand
| IS. There can be no doubt that this
great casino spectacle IL classic IN
It's own sphere. Its central figure "
the Salvation Army lass was not
only novelty for a New York casino
production. hut n distinctive genre
creation as well. containing n hint
for future plRvwriRhts who see ma
terial IN everyday llfe. One Of the
greatest artistic Successes NJ the
London engagement was won by "
] Connolly NJ Elder Bronson Mr..
Connolly was cOmpiimsnted by his
highncsa. the Prince ~ Wales. upon
hts excellent performance. and there
has been a great interest manifest
ID I'm this country over HIS work In
the role created by Dan DAILY Mr
Connolly viii again be seen IN this
part during this seasons tour of
Of seats opens al the boxofics sat
urdag, 10 a. m.
Manager John Cort has secured
an extraordinary eomnanY of color.
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TkE RATILEShIp.

contract has once more shown the
"Beattle spirit" What a pity that
the same spirit does not make IT.
self manifest IN other lines. We re-
fer 70 the fact that we have ln the
city plano houses. which are
branches Of houses in competitive
cities. Allow US TO say that our
Arm is not only n Seattle firm, who
was one Of the first 10 subscribe 10
the battleshIp fund. but with one
exception are the only music dealers
who subscribed. although II ~ a well
known fact that music dealers viii
receive great benefits from the
awarding OF the contract.
We claim 20 sell the best or goods
AZ the least money. DO you wish 70
patronize Seattle nrm2 Call I'm
and see us.
Knabe, Hardman. Sohmer, Steck
and Ludwig pianos.
ftAMAKEH MUSIC co,
1918 aeoond Avenue.
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FuHuant 70 resolution adopted at
meeting % the board Of trustees Of
the seattle and san FRANCHISE Rail
WRf and Navigation Company. held
November -. 1900. notice is hereby
given that the annual meeting ~ the
stne khuiders 20 the Seattle and San
Fmnrisro Railway and Navigation
Company VII be held at the general
vfiicfs % the company in Seattle.
Washington. ON Thursday. January
u. 1871, az o'clock .. m. for tho
purpose - eiectinE trustees 20 serve
Tor one year from that date and for
the further purpose Il amending the
bylaws ~ paid company. and for
such other business az may properly
come before the meeting.
n. r uUERIN.
Secretary
The Seattle and san Francisco Rail
way and Navigation Company
Dated November =. 1890. Seattle.
W. shiuFfHn
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"a ssIl sar.,

Last night The BELL Roy" At the
Grand, was the same success that II
has been since It's opening perform
lance Sunday. Those who like 10 see
rapid comedy full OF fun. where
I'm the artists arr polished withai
are filing the Grand this week. Some
very handsome gowns are worn. and
IA John NJ. WEIGH will be found a
good comedian. The Tnirfh provok-
ed throughout. IL lrriiescent The
Fell Boy" stays the remainder Of
the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10

The police were this morning ad-
yised OF the disappearanee OF Jacob
Nixon, aged f5, fro his residence at
tizf Sixth avenue. Nelson has been
missing since Nov. rs. \. q. Ander-
son, At whose residence Nelson room
cd, stated that he feared his friend
had been fOully dealt with. lie had
considerable sum Of money In his
possession when last seen. The mise
ing man left n quantity of clothing
at Andcrson's residence
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Go en- The CITY OF EVERETT
SEATTLE. EVERETT.
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 100 a. M. y m. and
3 =. IA.
Leave Everett SIS a. m. 80 and
Is D. IA.
Three round trips daily except
sunday
Cuiman dock. Seattle Tel Red 81
Pare &c. round trip TOO. FIRST
class meals served al &c.
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Jan. l. .. Il. ~. 20. 80. Feb. 3. {. ls.
rs. 90 "a. March @.
Leave kan ErnneiHca Tor Seattle
II q. ~. jan. ], q ~. tg. u. 20. 81
Feb. s. 10 II. 20. 2as March q
steamer leaves every NTH ahy
thereafter
For Ainhkn Leave Seattle . p. m.
Cottage city Jan. 10 -. Feb p. 81
March n. Senator. Jan. ID. 80. frp.
ta March AK Jnu. q. 90, Fob.
4. ~. March g Steamer leaves ey-
orY nth day thereafter.
Ticket once CTS Itrst Ave. seattle
y ialbot gummf Act Is IS Miller. Asst
beu'i At. Ocean noct. f7attia hooasli.
frfA luf Co ueu hats sen francisco
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rhers In no doubt that tho Seattle
Chs n Electric Co. would fnd Il
prufstahls TO reducs the price % gas.
n the city should establish a COM
petfng plant The way 10 go at the
shing IL for the city TO provide a
xrnaii plant Of It's own In the heart
of the business district. and then
proceed 20 hang out the sign, ~Gas
for 81 a thousand" As profits ac-
cruod. the city could begin TO reach
cut with its mains.
The city could AFFORD 20 start on a
modest basis for a sum not exceed
ing the annual bonus now paid by
the people to the gas company.
Could there be better business pro.
pzSitIon.
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Edison's moving pictures, showing
British troops on parade In London.
Highlanders exercising. troops en-
barking. British troops capturing Q
Boer battery. watermelon contest.
baby breakfast, wonderful trans
formation scene. etc. etc, at Search-
sion 10 cents.
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oDwEf.t. a CO. LID.
Victoria Route.
cur RATES. eur RATES

Z
To Port Townsend ard Victoria.
FHrr ~ cents ueFihH = cruiH
Gfentnrr Utopia sails from Ycaler
wharf daily except sunday 81 SO
.. ma
Steamer Rehume leaves Yeaisr
Dock daily except SUNDAY. AZ sam.
wIEATCnw ROUTE
Past and elegant steamer Victoria
sails from Assisr wharf daily. sx-
cert Monday. at noon. calling az
Port Townsend. Anacnftss. Pair
haven. Whatcnfn. connecting with
railways AZ Anacortea ard What
rufu4
poDwEfsL a CO. Limited,
General Agents.
Te'. Main 90, III James 81.
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Northern Lights

Augmented cast. new scenery ana
special features.
prices-20e, soc. soc soc,
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FOR SALE Seattle auction sale
stable, 1912 Western ave-. phone
Bun 1851 Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at y. m: horses.
wagons, harness, etc. All kinds OF
goods sold on commission. NJ. j.
" a Y Il FL nlfnf lnnnhf
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PRESIDENT
Is BETTER

WARRINGTON, ID. C., Jan. 10
The president had a good night and
IL much better this morning.
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A Wonderful Woman

That shs ran ace far into The fu-
iure IL vouehed by thousands II Res
attic people.
She reads ynur life beeur.
ateiY OF vii NOT aeeept pay
GERTRUDE MfnEN.
suite - raiunnnda Hotel.
First Ave. neAf t'lhr II
sH5 sftssatt .fs sfHrtsa afss#s zee T DO
Without asking question she
tells your hupeH fears and cares.
ard has termed the rave ~ light In
20 many dark and unhappy homra.
No matter what your Troubles are
she VII hsir you.
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WHY PAY RENT when you can
own your own homer We viii sell
you lot 60Nil5 in size for $500 on
easy moathly payments. by pay
Ing cash you can get a liberal dis
count aud We can get YOU the
money 10 build with at a low rate
OF interest. which can be paid back
in monthly instalhnents instead OF
paying rent TO a landlord you are
paying for your own home. These
lots are only two blocks from the
car line I'm c. L. stones old home
stead at Fremont. Edwards q
Stone. agents. ~ Hinckley block.
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The best running watch - TIE
~f0uis giosi, Special 40 Second.
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FOR SALE.
A HOME FOR you

on payments nearly as easy as rent
VIII double in value. See US at
once Great Northern Land Co.
Sll tst ave. Phone Main $50.
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Husinrss Mems t.nneh. 80. occi.
dental Cafe. under Hotel Seattle.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BUTTERwORTH n Sons. embnim-
ers. li26-ls2S Third. Tel pike 10.
HELP WaNTED--FEM MALE.
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Seattle's Uptown Theater

Week commencing Sunday mat
inee. January Is FIRST production in
seattle of Harlins a. Barbour's TO-
mantle play
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RHEUMATISM

Don't say that you have tried sv-
crythinE' until you have tried the
Perfected Oxysrnor King. THIS
wonderful instrument has made
thousands % cures. many % which
have been considered hopeless cas-.
-. May Be you dan't know shat
the Perfected oxyFenof King 10 II
yea Do not. then make II your bust
ness "a flna out All about ~ at once.
as you may be very happily disap-
pointed The oxYKsnur King is an
instrument with q generator. cufaa.
and treating plates How does q
cure7 AnHWer. II cures BY causing
the system 20 absorb great auRuti-
ties Of oxygen what IL oxygen 2
Answer oxygen = . Eas. and the
greatest germ destroyer known to
science
Tho cause o. rheumatism f. In uhs.
blood and ~ the function 81 uxy-
gen u 90 keep tie hinod pure and
circulating freely. no disease can eN-
LEI for any length ~ time when the
body IL thoroughly charged with "a.
Washington OTygSlOr Company
us and az Pioneer Building.
Seattle. Wash.
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REAL ESTATE.
- REAL EsTATF-

CITY REAL ESTATE.
S2E00-iot 6exi20. with fivp-room
modern cottages.
S25oN-Lot eoNi20. with Groom house
and Groom house. good income.
N300-Lot e0N120. with . room house
close In.
si25O-Lot eoxi2o. with 7-roum house.
close in.
fib00-House and lots, 60xie0 each F.
close TO car line. North Seattle.
stb0-New house and lots on Green
Lake line. bargain.
ftso-House rooms. lot 50Nl0o.
Lots close to Ballard ear line. on
installments. very cheap.
Ballard property cheap.
\. J. MCCONNELL & Co.
l2t Pike, corner Second avenue.
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Profitable work. Si0M Pike. Douglas
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J. l.. WEST a co. real estate. loans
and mining farm lands, invest
mcnts and business chances. Si5-
SIG Washington building, Seattle.
WE have a choice list of vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores In all parts Of the city. Ger
man-AmericRn Investment Co. SIS
Third avenue.
VACANT lots in city and suburbs
at from $40 up, with terms. Clarke
a Lauer. S04 First Ave.
DON'T BUY until you see our list.
r. IL. Renick & Co. oil 2is Bailey
=-==a=
GREEN LAX r. property specially.
j, N, WallinEford. ROCKWELL bldg.
Lot 60xi20 feet. corner nth and viz
Rinia street; on grade In walking
distance. $3.50.
60Ni20 feet. corner on Sixth street
fine location for fats will bring
high rent; $4,000. l29 Burke build
ing. Tate a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10

Manager John Cort has secured
an extraordinary company OF color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital $4,000
General banking bualnssH transacted
J, y. HoRe D.. pres II hcAick-
en-. vice pres. l.. Turner. cash, ".
y paFkhurht. Asst. eaHh. Exchange
On principal cities - a. s.. Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-10
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.


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